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MONDAY, ,JU t Y 29, 1968
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·New . Contracts ' . , . . ' '
Win App~oval 2• Stltehes Take.a . I
• 6 B~gJauies
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One of • troop .of McCarthy Girls r oving Orange Coast beaches, .
Candy Candtff~offets campaign· bumpfr · stiC:kers,· bU.ttons and li tera-
•lure along .beach .at Huntington• Beach. The shape.ly supporters of the'
Of Worker s Skin Diver Plays Dead . . . ' . .
... i enator. are ·s~tln·g· ~gfiltllfes · On : a petitioit derilandilig Sn· opeD .
: Democratic Cdnverition. 1 ' • • '
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· About 1,500 emplo~s _pr the McDon-
: nell Douglas Caril '•'i Astrooautics
Division are on the ~b.today in Hun·
tington Beach as a ~ "''ult of
v o t I n g Sunday irr~ which union
members o! two huge ~pace firms
approved new three-7ear contractl ..
Clamped in; Shark Jaws Over. Week~nd
~110,000 Golf Tourney
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Siiiied for Costa Mesa
•1 1 :isy •1'-'l1WR ·R. V.INSEL ting teams. of local ·amateurs against
J • ,, tfit . ..., ,.., ·Swtt .• . the big league club-swinger1 with a ; }in ~iioit·lotJltltinl~ .,.._ . ~-i>UU• at.stakJ.-· •. -··--· .•.
J""*"1 lo draw--11>e ""°""'.of pro-; Rief Sald in expl.,,ation that Scolch feisional pllyets MUI it.s ,110,000 .Foyrsome play offers partici~
· ptirse·, · Is corffiti( to the new Costa altenlate 1hots at the ball on a two--~ Goll ancl. CilUntry Club. apinlt-t"" .basil Instead of each man
Discussion of txfending a five-year playing his in!'lividual game. c~act · for Ufe''. Haig S c o t c h The big tourn1m«1t Will draw local F~e Invjtlltio.a to ~n _... '~Ion coverage and ~~le na·
~J,. .lllrough J?13 • la . 1¢1~ tiOHi telecastlng. according to Rief, · b7'U..,~•!3ir\Ctan· 1illo .padicipales In ,._·-meeta
cit'"-.. ,, .~ -··--• ·,, . hiinleU.
.. ~"" -~ ·~ ~-Pl The tourname'lll Is lpolllOn!d by City leadt;n _ww u--wi~ •~ an· Renfleld lmporten, wblch handle
nlllg Col!'nus_, ror I sl\Jd1 • ...ioo. · Haig products,, one of the best knllwn •.in<• neittler body has • meeting on beinl Haig & .H'lig whisky.
fifth Mo.~y1 of·~ _i;noot.b. No ~~on.! Headquarters for the tournament
can be ta'k,,.. · ' mll·<tllcial hotol 1or lta portlclpants Ronnie 3"f, c<!U 'pro. al the will be the Newporter Inn ll'hlch Rief
munifipal fttt"Y .. IW 11'" Oct. :U lo . --~ ·wu 1n1-·-•-• to ;... .... g the ?:I tourney 'dnlt'llo Oilila~·at· --· ~~•-""" ~-leall 20 .if . w · 30 ·~ •. _,. "' tbe <Kange con(.
Voting continued ~to d ay at
Altrooautl·cs, but, with most votes
cast on Sunday already ~ounted, union
officials indicated a threatened strike
which was to have beiun today ap-
parently has been averted. The atrike ·repol't<dly could ~ve> involved .,
many as 150,000 aerespace emp&oyes
-oaally. · .,,
Lockheed Aircraft .. Cfrp. employes
al90 were--involv~, fin SUnday'1
ba:lloting on new Contr~ts Which ar~
expected to set a 1)9ttern fer the I&
dustry. ~ Members of t h,e International
Auoc!lltioo of (IAN.)
,...ldng al Hunliocloo •Bucb, Santa Moolc1,·V~1:A1r.Faroo Bue
and cape ICemlody, ·Ji:!a., -4-1 Sunday to ....,pt .a ·ntW colltract.
Tbe COll!ract clll1o for ra1Je1 and
frin'fe benefita ranging from VI cents
to .1.0& ~r hou.t; over a Qaw-year ptr·
iod. About 4,000 of the u6lon members
meet1ng al Los An1ele1 • Shrine
Auditoriur'li vOted oq acteptlnce of 1
new contract to·repli« ... -wbicll
(See DOUG~, f •le .. t)
golfers In the -· .:. <. .:Q:"'=·--~~ Bit. Birtla Cntrob •
· A sk.ihdiver prowling the s~om
·off ·Bodega Bay for abalone' $aturday
'played ~e8d while cleDQhe{i lli the
·too~·jagg'1 j~ws, or a , gitlnt wm:u.te
shark, ello hunting· In food·rlch kelp
beds three fathome be1ow the IUl'face:
He almost dldn't have to play. '
Frank Logan, 25,. of Placerville, a
.Douglas Aircraft Co. electronics
technician.. 11. recovering today with
200 >Ii~•. holding togdher . 18
Sei>arate -~~s... . . : . ; , · :
: rt}:e YOUl)g father of two . WIS' ekln
diving w:lth three companiooa· frorn ·a
Small boat Off Bird Rock, .501 miles
·north of San Fraflcl900, ·when ttl.e' big
·shark, brought north by warming cur·
rents. swirled up-uoaeen.
Logan '4ld 10D1e11ling grabbed his
)eg, tben suddenly bi• cheat and.back
were cr<i.lbed.in a vite·llb ~Uthe
marauder fiOtn MeX!Can w.tm bit in.
to his body. · . , • . .
"'leould see it was a shark, so I jitst
went limp" and pltyed dead arid·finany
it Iet go ." aaid Login from bis
Sebastopol }\osj>ital bed. He is recover·
ing at home today.
'I1te powerful creature 1wam o~ f~r
about 10, , ... , with IM ttrrlfted
moutbful, theri
0 ielttioed lie lfiii .... .... '
goUdom, no,... lit Hali lourllt)' al I
L~~=·~=:s~u p p I B ...
Tournamenlchamplon,.aa ·WOJl••Slrri np~ .. au ' ans ,# P· ····1·1· ~;..~p~.:1in~•·.i··~•l'i>~ ~'"-~ . " . '' • 1 . ' =till "":•JJI!' li/iiJf' \ ~ ' . • • ... . ', ' . • : . n:"Nilllh -1 Hole Scol<h VATICAN lll'l1Y (AP) -Pope. 'PAI · eycUcol lt\lor m -GI Ibo moot con· rbylhm met1\0tl OI pwloCUc ,_,,.-,
F--111•11.,.,.1 la 11:-VJ today banned lbe c<111ir-ptjve pill troveralal 1-1 faqn1 lie dlurdi' tq. 1lle ·olllJ nietbod of birth · ......,.
lmmedlllelJ -... Sobara lnvita· and oil other medlonlcal mil dlemiCll 1-J, previOlllly ~ "1 lb< ch-.·
11-"'"'-t In Loa v-. , m..., o( bjrth ~ol for Ille world'• "To deotrOJ IM!ll 'jlllf7 port11U7 tho In 1 pulore dlrocted to me· qi
Top;prt> ~ wlll U.... follow the half a tilll!oo ~~ 'Calhllea. lk olao lilniflc._ al i--... 11111 lta end '1ci.nce: u., Pope v o I• e d en·
clrcul\ from Ooota' Jleu..Gll lo , 5ao lndical"1 . 11111 1 tbe rh}1IUa 111lhod II coptradlct<ty to tlja ~of God ud ·coura1emop\ for coatlnued ..-rch In Fr-.foi t1a Lacky llliernallollat 1ilq~ DOI !JO, employed u a ,....1ar to hla wlll," tilt t>OD11f1 .i.,1-ec1. the ar.O o( W.. Jtrwattoa. Bat gain Open ,'ir~ tberll later In ,pr•cll£e: 1 • , , ~ • Till' --to ~le out the .he appn,.i to,rult out .. l other'icllu·
October. • I . . . ~·Every •• molr~al act mus t pombllllJ of ""1 f,,.,.. liceptanct by tlon am .,.Y• al 1mpro~1 _'the
'Ibo JocOl ll>unlalneJit ·fr 111 be• mnoln' ap!l\ 'ta the tramml11ion of Pope Paul of c<111b.....,UOO for ll!J rh1Chln method. ~ on oot. t1:by 111 gr•ge lift,"-the 'Pope --In a key re_, mil 11e111"1·10 Jnlply dlsap-·1 "It 11· pon!cularly dealrable,• Iha
C0!L9 Pr-..Amrll ir "'""'"'"O• pit• aenlence ol lbia 1aD1-delayed prol'll of the CCllJlllDl uae ol Ille ~ (See POPE, Pal• Z)
L<ig!n -his led :w•i.ght btlt urn awiy
by l•Ued,teelh-. ~~.'l!""aid.· ;
Tbe. viCUm 1boUtOd to his corn·
panions f~p arid ·they hauled his
bloody, b {l>o4y into Ill• boat and ~ ·oq .'~ the ' U.S.• Co&1t
Guard ~In Bodega bay.
Ocead.QJl'apbers aay shark attAck1
are r~fc!ly ·r~e .but they ar.e
alwa>"' a pou lb!Jity, especially oil
~ Cautornia, where the uaually
cold waters harbor a rkh feeding
ground' for predators. · · ·
E~ .crurpmer ·when· warm currentS bring an · occasj.0001 stray up ,p;oiµ
_trOp:ical waters off .Mf:kieo ·and .Ce'n\f,!lJ
Amtrica, the danger ~iDcreises, .ao-
eording to veteran 1deoUSts lind
' . ' seamen. . < • •
· QuestIOned aoout' sliark,mii,er.olf
the , Orange Coast In. the ., .. , · OI
Loein's encounter nil i?ie mmHlter
abov'e san Fr'anctaco, a Ne~
.Beach·eXJ)ert said It JS.not as great , '
"Up there, there 's a·lot niore fetal"
·sard· Joe oe..ii , bl\lldlng , supe~ilj·
tendent· for · Caltech'' .~e.r c )< h oU M~ Laboratory In i:;e~·Beaah.
Dffm 1aJd . t*1e warming · curre;at
sw1ep1 atound Point. Coocepc;lon,
brlnlinS-the ·occulonol •. 1tr1y. ~
eatln& ·•liarkl Into -rich l!itl\ mO· r1Da or.. .and conieqisena, loci! dlvlnJ gr.OundJ. . . . I ' • ' I
"I 111eo1··to· lilb tuna uP lbe"' -. for
25.ye ... " Nici Deeedl, '.'and I knoW
Uuiit • ..,. wtlL"
··,.Sharkl a.r~ not the on,ly, hazard. . r
Don't lllok fo~ ·m~h chop In Ilia~· · '. M...,,.;.. · • · I , · · ...,... ... .,. ,Tueedl7
aknig•tbt _.. Cout.• Tile
wor"d fl' fOrl eftly doudl aitd aft-
ernoon IUJllbloe; al UIUIL
' INSmE TGDAY
. fr" Any Scuba diver that 'would go out 'tUe~ otr that rock .is truv an'""'.av," , Miami Btach ii alrtadt/ •P.rt&C-, · '·~ ' • · .,,.,. •'-°"" 6rl ·~I . ...., <Deiw aald, teUiDtJ el ttNcheroua cut-... ·~ ,1111 ~'""~· , ~'"It:'.' ,
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wtdtl · ~1i!;_;;'1* ',.. r ,..;,."JJ, •, •t-~' ' ·~in .~ ....... ~J,'1 I ll,l ,. ' I = mirlfl . ad~p o It• ti aJ I y !!ii!!.. • 'I ' erous ' ftlh J•. I he 1 tiiiiii2 • • -i ' \al '-.,, ' .Soto--~--.... . . . I : 1?-· .o: ·•· ':ntere are bllN m.1r1;: Ile ~d. • "•Rd.•-·-""';!ill•, Y°" wiie)i I . -.. ,,111: thly.'re.. lettdiili.?"1 .r~·, . .' · ·' \ ~ · ·w;J Scie01W' MY ·,A i.at 311 -Iii ~f I ..._.,._ ,. '.. ab~ Well OOMl 'w*'t, bGI •
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iety .Mounts Over Beach Freeway Route
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In <;Dunty
· Road 'AeeiClents . ~ . .. . ·a-....... 1111111111111 • Cotti " - --allid 111 flet t lie 111' illllo "-"01 'IDd a Hun-
' '-11 -Mmoi\llrlllal Ills .-....,ell.,dlad In Or .... Colm· \J ftlllo-°"' tlMI weobnd. '•\llolllu -.,
l MN.. '-'· ....... ... ol 11911 Donel Lane, Colla Mesa.
llrlu G. Fen-, 22, ol 5882 Ha·
elflllla Drive, H-.gton Beach. 1 Du1e1 R. GnMe, 11, of Saota Ana.
' c.MIOnala JU1bw11 • P • t r·o I in·
I Mid Mn. SlcUtt: Wiii , IOUtlmoaDd 01 lhl, llll Diego
'• 119 CMllr Thltlt IW7 .. Ill blMli ..... 111
J,,_ay' et H-Boaltvatd wly ill!!i.day wboll w oar now ott tlMI rood.
• Tba ear •Iammtd 1a1o a -......_, ,or • railroad ""'1r«nlllnl
and e1ploded In flames, ~urJlnl the
victim from the c.-, t'HP olficers
&aid.
Forsman wu giving a neighbor boy,
David Jam .. , 18, ol 6112 HMitnda
Dsl .. , a rldo oa 1111 -moloreyclo SW>i11J lllll!I -be fallad to man a · gentlt ourve on Hadeoda Drive ntlt
Spriqdole-
Tba bike llammtd lnlo lil!>I stan.
dard, killing Forman ~t lnllalltl1 lllil CAUJlng shGOIJdtr and; In-al ID-. Jurlallollll~p-.
Tb a Or-youth died two boUr1 alter. ht! motorcycle was struck by a
car driven by Costa M e s a resident
Alma L. Brim, Mi, of 166 Yorktown
. Lane Satunlay.
Police said Grande was riding south
Gil. Briltol Street when the Brim vehi·
olt -nortbbouDd on the aame 1treet
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Pope said, "tbat. according to the wish
olrefd1 -·-by Pope PtUI XII, -aJ -IUccted In provldlnf a eulllcloatly ...... bolls for a rtlULI·
tlon ol birth, founiled on I b e
observance of natural rb)'thms.
. "in thil way, sclenUltl and especially
Catholic lclentiafl will contribute to
demonatrate 1n a«.ual fact that, as the
church teaches, 'a true contradiction
cannot exW: between the divtne Ina
perlalnllC to Iha trllllmllllon ol Ille
aud thole perWnjlll IO the losterlng OI
aatbmtl.c conjugal lowl.' "
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SHARK ••.
only a low OC 11lem are actually -.r-toman.
... --bl .. -1--4 Ill .-.i llld ..-Ollll<inda
..,.... in NOtDt )'Ufa, moltly
-MOITO Ba~ lo wlltre Lopn w• inJll'td y.
!lt"'al blve beln lalal and In ooe
.... 1beN WM -. ·I<> lndletl•
-i,,.,.-but • homble .......
and a 1W1rt OC blood)' loom lo tilt roeq llUl'f.
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ORAHGI C0MT ,IJIP..IMtlJitt COM1AH't
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_...,. -,......,,, Vali17 ......, is lo .... up lD -Willi "•
illld C1PflM ol)oWlnc the Red (C... coot at<tu."
u.I~-benlilito the mort people, "Locatial tilt -ay In tile ....
J... w. It "·bee ~ ot . (tllo llall-~ ... lit.& ....
Developm .. t n-,u; A11oelatloa, catalyst In ·adraCllnc In du s tr Y , ' '
-did 11le lludy, 1ummed up the McMaban Rl4.
study with "lllore can be no q-u lhe Orance (Eulern) lloote .1•
tile JIM (Central) ROUie 11 llOl ·oaly seteetod; "you cen pretty mud! wr1!0
.,. -pooillft ""Y lo IO but.,. on· olf'tlMI ll'M around -tilt ~ Roule IOI' 11 -lo ... .. IDilulllal ·doveloFm•!il.
He ttld 'tllai 1111 1111*'!• ... bas lti ~ IWdy bl preeentod
shown lhai tile ""1iw•y I<> attract In· to Ille slon, McMahan went on J
' Reagan Support GrO-Ws;
Nixor,, Still Commanding ' ... ·fk l'rla 1erv1 .. ~ ot M. Nlllon
~ed tbol Gov. RODlld
Ma1 .. bao -· ~ \hall bas tutfaced at tlMI flOlll!bUean NaUaul
CG!lvenUon In Mttml Beadl but """'
lllNed coul1dtnt thl!I Ntzoa 1IOUld wtn
troverSy." He said he hope• other
members ol tbt comm1U.. will
relraln lnllll puoN•s for t h e 1 r
favoritos throulb platform w~.
MCCAHTHY'S GOAL
to ...... lbal 1bl <nqa. {Suln)
R<iulewllldllplaoetirl<I 11 many peo.
pit .. 1be Red (Caolral) lloote (5,Clllll
to 2,000, by 1111 ..Um .... ) Md w1ll \io
.......... & :•:n ol iropertY ('5.1 mllllan for
0r .. ge Roule, I<> 13.17 ml111oo for
Red).
He admitted lhot w-:J wlileh II U&bllng ao1nlt -"val
\ht Jltd Jloult WouJil lote •. 1 I
In -·eel vliuaUOG If Iha !ltd Routl
is approved and only 'U million wt•
the Orange Route., and est more
ple woold be dllplaoed by Ille
Roul< than !ht prange.
POOllEIT CITY
Wtt-Mayor DorU McWbll-
ney pleading for the Orange ~
said bil is jjbulcally one ol QI --... ~J·wc •. The Red Route "W d I out
almost all the industrial land we
bavti'' be said • He pointed out to commias1 .... ,
that to make tho city budaet balmtoe
thlJ year, he bad to lly oll 41 OC tile
380 ptHODI employtd II)' the city.
"We should by all rlgbta be adding
,personnel."
" tlMI GOP JIHlldenUll nomlnaUoo on
tlMI llrst ballot.
Elatwlltrt on the PQUtlell -1 ·lltn. E ..... J. McCtrtby 1ays 1111
IOI! .. prtlldlnt nut to tDdiJ\I tlMI
Vllllwn war would be to dim moot ot Ito '811 bl!Uon ann!lll budatt lo dly
prablem1, w111ch be ealll lllO lllllon'1 1-4 moot crtUCll eoqcern.
Ht 1ald hit dty -Id 1bl In.
dlllltrlll 1aad In order to lurvlVt ll\d tlllt tlMI Oran11 Routa would brlnl Ule
city "a mo:e balanotd tconomy. 0 ·
Ro•e Po•e
Linda Harvey, prelty 17-yeaar-old Miss Westminster, helps her city
·~ta1" the idea of:_planting roses at Civic C...ter next Saturday.
1'acb person who w,ill 1:how up with a shovel u a volunteer' rose bush
planter Will be allowtd to buy lDllllltr ro11 b1llh for bis own use at
'1 per five-gallon-<;!ll"slild ro1e bUah plant. SWeet-tconted project
will 1et under way at CIVIC Center; Westminster 'Avenue east of
Beacli ~u1ev~,1 at ~ a.m. next Saturday. . . _
Captives Give Evidence
N eiv Red Drive in Offing
SAIGON (AP) -Captured eoemy
officers and Viet Cong de!ector1 are
continuing to supply evidence that the
foe Is Jreparinl for a major lblrd of.
!en1lve, Soutb Vietnamese lnttlll1enc1
sO\l!'Cts said Monday.
Some prisoners have told in·
terrogalm that allied qombing raids
and &J'OWld .....,Pl ........i s.i1on ore
eonataDtly dltrupllng 111o.. -·· tlOD!.
A female Viet Cong squad leader
ClpQaed by South V i t t n am • • 1 alrl>ome trOOpo oald silt had bffn
oro.r.d to set up a first aid slatlon
Southland Needs
More Airports,
FAA Declares
LOS ANGELE S (AP) -. Tiie
Fed tr al Avlatlon Adn\lnlttratlon,
cltlnl a 22 pen:enl tner,_ In air lraf.
fic at An1eles lntern.U-l Airport
for the lint half ol the year, says
Southern California ntedi at 'lelst 1!
J!IOM! olrporla. .
'Ibo FAA Air Tralllc'Dlvilloo' dilef
tn Ille weotem reston, ~ lllnl<, lald
Sunday currently 45 public and nine
rmtttary a1rporU In the LOI AOl•les
llasln ma hlM!e 3,1100 alrcNl!l
opereUon an hour.
"It Is obvlou. thllt with thla fantattlc
lncrute 1n alrtratftc volume some
addttlonal faellltieo mlllt be Obiiiaed
and lfnFOYed 11 be slid. .
"Wt e11tme!. we oetd 13 aililltlonal
pneraJ IVlellon aJrporta In .,.
Soutb«n CaUfarnla aret,'1 he Mid.
Charles C. Tillln(lhast Jr.,.-ldent
ol Trano World Alrlillt1, Aid tilt Loa
Angol .. air tnllllc -on has not
created a cri9'.s as it hll ii\ New York
where tame plenes clrcle for boars
before llndlDI. but that Lo& Anselu problem ba1 6eeome "Mrk:Ju.s."
A Uolltd I.Jr Lines opotesm~ aid
LOI ABlllel liad aot oul!en!d to.modi
"a prolilem ol da1111" but wtoed the matter coQl .. ...... l I I
Air fldllllll 'WIU be rllCrlelod 111 h
Mure If lhtl'O ... not enoul1t llOOlllllO
aad equipment lo"""" wttl! ihe 'tralftc,
Hink warned.
"We are •t.aftdlna at a oOISioedi."
be ~. "We must=• we hi.vi
a prol>1em and do 11 oboUt It
ar we're not min• Co blot lie .,...... we G1D bave Tt-. · . ·
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,_ Sa!ion lo !Nat ·lhe wowidtd In
lhe upeomln1 assauJt , the aourees
said.
An officer ol the -· Viet Coog
Battalion In Long An Province !old his
captors that six battalions and two
sapper companies, a total of 2,200
men, would be used in tht offensive.
IOle\llten<o olDctr1 said ht lllltd lhe
main targets tn Saigon as the national
and local police headquarters, the
p.-toldenlial palace and militia poets.
Allotber pri1oner, the executive or~
!teer ol .'the · lib Viet Con& local fcrct
battalion, said the as11u1t was planned
between t1ie ·eoo of July and -ly
Septembei', the · same Um• e11Um.1te
whldl hu -a-by lhe IJ .S. C.Ommand aDd Defense Secretary
Clark M. Cllltard. .
Ht 1ald ·th• -.iy trOQpl would try
to llolalt tlMI Bien RIMI hifhway, tile
n\ai.a_ northern route from 81.i&an ;
SeUe lhe 9lh Precil>ct poll<e Mad· q..,_, llOldbtast oc the capital, and
attaet tJle . 'tovtrnJl'lent ra~o stetlca,
the IJ.S. ·Embeay, the Vtelnameoe
Otavy hetdquartera and Oilier allied
JD1ta111Uona.
A . Viet Co,na platoon. J~ who
de!e<ted July 17 1ald two batllllona
soUth ol sa11on ar. waltln1 for lhetr
commanders to return tr o m "refresher tratnlng courses 1 n
rtrateo and ta.cti.cs" al ttcret baJeS
nau the Cambodian border.
From P .. e l
THEFTS ••.
c .. or Jay W. Ann.is of . Santa Ana
5unday afternoon while he wee at the
F"estival of Arts. The door was lon:ed
In the 700 block ol Broadway.
-Thell ol a purse with $3, a S7 ch«k
and cltdft · -Saturday ewnlng from tile eu OC JUne Marie Colton ol
Pasadtna lrhlle she was attendlnl the
FesUYal. Tbe door WU lo.oed opon In
the 700 block OC Broadway.
-Theft of a stereo from the car of
°""~ w. , ....... 1212 lliCllland :Drl... WI* t Beacb, Sunday alltr-,_,
-Tbeft ol t13 Friday from the
Willet of kmliey Sb<Plro, 13 0C Pboe0
nllt at tlMI Beaeh Motor Inn, ll8a N.
Cout 11.tgln•ay Wh<n be wu 1tayln1
with & IDICle. -'IWt oc m from the wallet o1
SU.111 Neptune, :I> o1 ll1chlan4 Put
from a -el 1'7 Qiu SI. SUDdal'.
11The likelihood Is that there will not
be a second ballot," a top Nixon
M:rategist said. Gov Nelson A •
Rcckefeller and h!s supporters claim·
ed there had been important deftc·
Uoos lrom Ntzon to tile Calllorn!a sovernor and -lald this -111 btlp
Rockefeller. .
The Rockeflller -P lald Ntzon
DOW baa no mon than 515 flnt..ballot
votes with 667 Meded ftX oomtnatton.
One Nixon -ale, ubd about
lbt m•IW, said Iha 1...-vlot -i· da had ~n aw...-all aJoas \bat he
WM second ctilce among some
delegates from the South and the
Rocky Mountain areas. He mentioned
Mlllsi.s.sippi and North C a r o Ii n a
parUcullrly.
TALKING R~G"'
Tiit Nlllon souroe added !hat Wllile
aomt ot the se delepta1 are "talklng
RtAllll" for lOoll comumption, he
WM IUJ'e the)' WU1:11vote Nixon" at the
con.-for {eu of opening up the
nomlnaUon for .Rockefeller.
11They would rather bave •·NPllt of
llM." h4 1akl .. Ihm beve ~r at the held of:' the ticket." He referred
to Barry M. Goldwater's hwnlliating
defeat by President Johnson.
As the conventiOn prellmtneries got
under way, the uPI tabulation of the
GOP race showed :
Nts:oa -690, iDcludina 181 com-
mitted and I07 J11n1nc.
Rockehlltr ..., 116, tncludlllll 130
commiltad and. W -.,. a..,.. -111, Including 118 com·
miu.d and 72 leoning.
Stauen ~ l .cpsn.mJtted. .
This represented a loss of 1 ~g
in Florida for Nil;9n and a gain of 1 for
Reaaan.
MeaowhiJe, Republican platform
wrttert went to work under llllvice to
keep tlle campaign dOCNmtnt neutral
u between GOFj.presldent1al hopef\lls
-but a n:r: rivalry sounded at the very first ses ion. -
Harold S en, long-time seeker of
the presldenUal nomination, acCUHd
Nn York Gov. Nellon A. Roektfalltr
and Rlcl!ard M. Nl<on o! being en·
meshed in what he called the erron of
the Democratic admb:Utration't Vl't·
nam llOllcy. S-cl!alleolftd thoee
he safd who ~e 11re1arded •s the front
runners" to appear in person before
the plaUorm·wrltla& a:roup,
Neither NJ.soc nor Rockefeller has
asked for time at the platform com-
mittee belrillp, which are a prelude
to next week'• nomJnatina coavmUon,
but It was UDderstood bOlh lmnd to -Ill\ eome Ide• through lrtendly
witDINll. t
DIRKSEN'! CO~
"Wt doo't ti who Is golllg to be
the nomlnte1i pllUorm committee
chairman, Sen.. ...-.11 M. Dtruen of
llllnol1, &aid. "I'm kHPina my11U free
from that tr Vll'I)' --If it ie: a con·
•.~~OllM • Allluited PEARLS
ltC·STRUNI
11111 Vloe Prtlldant Hubert H.
Hlllllpbrty'1 camp clalmtd lllDllay
dola1a11 .. 11e11oa re1111U I a d l c a t t
Humplirq will ha .. "fu ..... than
enouP" vOt.11 to win tbe Dtmocratlo P.:l!•al nomination over
~ on tilt lll'lt oaUOlll Cea• ... u .. ballot.
McCarthy, In • po1Jay -tnt
lllUtd llunday L llld fit wOilld aol Walt
lor an tnd to "" Vietnam wer bill u
pnald .. t Would bqla dlVtrllnl -1
lo domtltle probloml ll Iha WM' WU dt .. ocalaltd.
He Pltdlod a .. _ .. J<ll creation
PfOll'llll" lnvo!WIS tu lnCtftllVff to
private ••tlr!lrllt -and said tli11
Would permft & llart t 0 WI rd
"1Umtnauon ol tlMI prtHllt dtlradlnl
wollut oy1tom which -.1111
dtpendtney Oil tilt ftda'll IOYM'D• IDllJt.•1
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Reagan Recall
Drive Deadline
On Wednesday
' SACIWIENTO (IJPJ) -Gov.
llooald Bolian may l1nd out In the
nut lhrte day1 whither he muot faet
a recall eleatlon that, lf It'• held at all,
would deal a dtclllve blow to hta
prtlldantlal --..
A •lx·moalll eimpalp to oust tlMI
Republican aovernor reach•• a flnll
deadline W-eday lot 1athfl'lnl tilt
780,4H slpatur11 ••-to put tilt
rectll l11u1 btfore voter1 1 n November.
Tht recall baektr1 chu11 tlMlt Reqan 1111 not compet.ent 1n m1tt.r1
of IOVlll'lllDtnt and publlc aflalrl," ac-
CUll him Of UDiltrmlnlnl tht ltalo'I
mental btallb FOlftm, h u r l l n 1
educailoo and ttylnl I<> further ht•
personal amblttons from t h e
governor'• oroce.
Bu~ tilt rtoa11 llfort could .... u be 1 two-edaed weapon.
'll>tre are <ilht m!Won repllered
voters In Call!ornla eligible I<> dgn
peUUOZ1'. Thr" out of five ol tbtm are
Democrats. U six months of gathering
signatures can't find one million
voters dissatisfied enou&h , to at leut
sign their neme1, II could react I<>
Reagin'• beoel!L
The caruornia Republican insists he
isn't a formal cancUdate for the GOP
presidential nom.lnatlon. But, be also
says he won't t\lnl tt down .
Another repr111ntatlv1 ot
Wtllmlulor added that tlMI °".ADI•
Roula 11 the only oat th•t "wtll n.ot ad·
vtrlt1Y -lD1 ol tilt cldi1 ln· volved. It m11 aot heh> all ot tbam but
it wUl not dtltroy elther.11
INDMDUAL CITJES
-Pulllle Woru Dlrtetor E. M. HllTtll In hit ire-.uon ....,ed
tilt dil• favortn1 Iha Rod Roula of
"tlllU!nl ll1 -ol Iha Individual dt11;1, not ol the area u a Whole."
Ho 1lld If lD1 OC tlMI wtlltnl routes
... approWd, th• clil• around Stan.
ton would bentlll but "th• tlltct on
Iha city OC Staoloa would b e
d!JlltrOUI .••
Tbt commltllontrs adJoumtd the
h•ltlnl tiler fiVt hours Frtdty, -teatlmony from nv•al dol., _.,
cop411 ot clty-1pon1ortd otudtu Ind
pacbtl ol pet!llooo I<> review.
Tht raeord ol the ~I will re·
main open 30 dty1, IO that tddHIOllal
terlimony can be added by mall. Tllen,
• •WllllllrY ol tht record wtJ. be puhlllhtd and 1tot to tlMI oom.
mlalonm, wllo oay ·thtY Will acliept
-OC the routt1 ID two montlll at the -uett.
,.,.... P .. e l
DOUGLAS. ••
aiilrod Jiily D.
fAM P.rtlldlal Vlrlll !'tr-ol
!.odp 1171 and B. R. s-.,
pru1dtn1 · .... !.odp no, pr-.i
· lht new -act lo tilt members Sun·
day and reportltd 111. 11overwtieaming
volt In ftvor ol tlMI naw pact.'•
Mill!lber1 OC t1M1 ti-Auto
Worlun (IJAW) ftrt pr-the
contrect at Lo:ll Baloll Mt-ial
Sladlwn by UAW Prtslclant Walter
Reuther who 1<>111 tilt nauly 10,000
mamber1 that "we hlvt aehltWd our
fOtl for lh1I y-·· besotf.UOllll." Tht IJAW wotkll'I Voted about &-I In
ftvor of Iha naw pact. Ba11otln1 eon·
tlnueo today at p1ai>ll acroot tlMI na·
t!Oll, but union ollldals ltld that the
local YOtAi II an Indication lhal the new
cootrlCla w1U rec<lvt ftvorablt eon-slderat:lon.
The Coatraets w.re ne1~1ted
-altly by Ibo two unlont after boll1-bll taliln strlb v-and . wan member-.,iJ.OC a strlbwtllch
coold have bec'"1 . y.
TIMI poet ..U. for wage 1ncre-of
21 cents, 11 ceuts .and 12 ceoo. per
hour in each of the three yeara in ad·
d!Uon IO improveznaott In fringe
beoellta. Wor:k•• to 1killtd cate1or1es
will receive up to 25 ~ per hour.
The new contracts were called ua
landmark in labor-management rela·
tloll5 in our ll>duitry" by J. S. McDon·
neb, chairman OC the corporaUoo.
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~ 61', NO. ·rar, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES Y~ONDA Y, :JU LY 29, '1968
Route Tension ( ' . ~ . Mounts
'
'Rival Groups. A.w.ait Beach Freeway Decisinn
New Po·titli!i
Ohe of a trqojl of· McCarthy Girls rqviJ1g Oran~e Coal! beaches,
Candy CandiJJ olteri camprucn bumper 1Uckeri, button.s·ind ·lilera·
ture along beacl> at .Hunlingt~n Beaeh. Tbe shapely .supporters of the
senator are seekirig sigDatures 'on .a petition ·demanding. an open
Democratic Convention.
Captives Give Evidence
New Red Drive in Offing
SAIGON (AP) -Captured enemy
officers and Viet Cong defectors are
continuing to supp1y evidence that the
foe is pl'eparing for a major third of-
fensive, South Vietnamese intelligence
sources said Monday.
Some prisoners h a v e told iri-
terrogators that allied bombing raids
and ground sweeps around Saigon are
constantly disrupting these prepara·
tions .
A fema1e Viet Cong squad leader
captured by South Vietnam e se
airborne troops said site had beon
ordered to set up a first aid station
near Saigui to trtat the wounded in
the upcoming assault, n.e sources
&aid.
An officer ol the ~th Viet Cong
Battalion in Long An Province told his
captors that six battalions and two
sapper companies, a total of 2,200
men, would be used in the offensive.
Intelligence officers said he listed the
main targets in Saigon as the national
and local police headquarters, the
presidential palace and militia posts.
Division headquarters at Dong Tam 40
miles south of Saigon. No ooe was
aboard and there were no-casuaities.
U.S. spokesmen said it was not
known whether enemy frogmen placed
explosive charges under the vessel or
·whether mines were floated beside the
dredge and ·electronically triggered. It
sank in 16 feet of water.
Viet Cong infiltrators in loincloths
attacked the U.S. air base at Thuy Hoa
early today and blew up '6 million
worth of planes. Air Fcrce officers
said nine Viet Cong were killed and
. one American was wounded when the
guerrillas slipped into the base under
cover of a brief rocket and mortar at-
tack.
Firing rocket-propelled grenades
and hurling satchel charges, the at·
tackers destroyed two four~ngined
C130 txansPort planes and badly
damaged an FlOO SuJ!!!r Sabre Jet
figbter-bomber before they were
beaten back.
It raJ sed U.S. aircraft cuua1Ue1 for
the week since Wt Monday to 12
plane• loci and lour bodly damaged.
Nine planes were lost In don over
Not111 and South Vietnam.
By ·SANDI MAJOR °' -. o.iw PllM lftff
Anxiety over where the future Hun·
tiogton Bea~ Freeway wtll be bi.lilt Is
mounting todi.y wltib two or three
moo.tbs yet to go befcre West Orange
County residents know which homes
will be affected by tbe selected route.
And eadl ~ Is ac:Uvely working
to sway st.ate highway commissioner.s
to its side.
Stale Hl&f>we1 Engineer Jolln A.
Motorcycle
~reek Kills
Beach Man
· ·Three persons, including a Costa
Mesa nurse whose c• NU~ 115 feet.
oU the San Diego Freew~y and a Hun-
tington Beach man demonatrating bia
new m~torcycfu, died ID Orange Coun·
ty traff~c ·accidents over the weekeiid.
Victims were:
Mn. A.Dale Samu, 54, o! 1191
Dorset Lane, Costa Mesa.
Brlu. G. Fonma•, 22, of 5882 Ha-
cienda. Drive, Hlmtj.ngton Beach. i
Daniel R. (iraDde, 18, of Santa Ana,
California 1 Hlg)iway P a tr o l In~
vestigators ·Aid. Mrs. 5ackett waa
drlvllll south~ ·Ill! .the San .Diego
-. ~ Trallle . 1111 : . ~'t':·~~: , ......
Jnewaj al• Barbor Boulevard early
S~ wbol tier car fie" oU th• road.," The .car **1Jned.laitl.a.,e-tlCI
abuln\ept li>r ' rallrQa!i>)lD~I and eaploded1in flames,. butllllg. lhe
vJctim from the car, · CHP Officer I
.said.
Forsman was giving a neighbor boy •
David James, 18, Of • Hacienda
Drive, .a rid:e on his new motorcycle
Sunday night when he failed to mUe a
gentle curve on Hacienda Drive near
Springdale Stteet.
The bike slammed Into light •Ian·
dard. killiJlg J'c:rsman almost instantly
and causing lbou.lder and internal tn··
juries to his teenaged passenger .
The Grande youth died two hours
after his motorcycle was struck by a
car Clriven b~ Costa Mes a residen t
Alma L. Brim, &f, of 165-Yorktown
Lane ·s.tu:tdaj.
Police said Grande was riding souUt
on Bristol Street when the Brim vehi·
cle -northbqund on the same . street
-turned left onto Wilsblre Avenue.
Huntington Tot
Critically Burned
Two-year-old Kairina Wayman of
Huntington Beach remaioa in critical
condition at ()range County Medical
Center today after she was ac·
cidentally drendted with burning
llghttt fiuid s-ay· at a backyard
barbecue.
Police Ui.d Katrina's father, Dooald
L . Wayman o,l 217S2 Pacific Coast
Highway, was trying to start the fire,
when a can of 'fiuld burst intO Dame.
Wayman toned the cm away, spill·
Ing fluid over hit daughter, police
said.
She was rutbed by Pollce to Hoag
Memorial Hpapltal, then transferred
lo the burn uolt Gt! the medtcel center.
A boipltal l)ioba-11>1 Ille 11111·
lered llCllld and third degree burns
over 50 percent of ber body.
Blu Blrtla Control•
Lelan.'a has recommended the most
Nllf\erly ol bee routes (the Orange
rout.) to be cho .. n, wllich would put
b ·new freeway between Magnolia
· SW..t and Beoch Boulevard.
-"But most of the 600 city officials and
homeowners wtio attended the final
heMing on the routing Friday favor
the Red (Central) Route, one of the
western routes.
Citizen's · groups presented nearly
10,000 names on petitioos mostly
favoring the Red (Central) ~ to
the cornm.itlioner1. and ctty odiclaJs
Offered independent st9d1es tbly . lyld
done to prove the Red JCeptral) Rout
was the best.
But a staunCh group, m.ainQ', from
\Vestminster, Buena Park, Stanton
and some Unincorporated areu, were
as determined in thi~ argUDlflntJ for
the Orange (Eastern) Route, the ooe
favored by state engiJJeeri. ·
Garden Grove M.a,yor Reece Ballard
Rose Pose . . . . . , . . . . ~ ' .
Linda.Harvey, pretty 17-yeaar-old Miss Westa!lnster;h~llls)q;cjty ·
"petal'.'· the idea of planting roses· at Civic ~~ter nexi Sa\urj,tay. 1
Each person wpo will show up w,ith ~ shovel. Biii a volunt~r rble.~ush
planter will be allowed to buy another .rose bttsh for his own1 uae· at
$1 per five-gallon-car·sized ro se bush plant. /Sweet-scented project_'
will get under way at ,'Civic Center, Westminster Avenue eaSt of
Beach Boulevard", a~ 8 a.m .. 'n.ext Saturd.ay. I ··
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Diver . Clamped ~ Shark's
~aws Plays Dead J Survives
A skindiver prowling the seabotlom
off Bodega Bay ror abalone Saturday
p~yed dead wtine clenched in the
tooth-jagged jaws of a giant "Mlite
shark, also huntitig in food·ricb kelp
beds three fathoms below the surface.
He almost didn't have to play.
Frank Logan, 25, or Placerville, a
Douglas Aircraft Co. electronics
technician, 11 recovering today with
200 otitchu holding tog«ber 18
separate wounds .
The young father of two was lkin
divlllg with three compenloo1 lrom a
1mall boat of! Bird Roclt, 50 mlles
north of San Fr..nc.isco, when the big
I
&hark, ~ught north by warming cUl'·
rents, swtrled up -u~s:een .
Logan ' said something grabbed his
leg; the~ auddenly. ·his chest and back
were crushed in a vise·like grip 11 th:e
maraud~r fi-oin Mexican waters blt ·in·
lo his 1J\>dy. · '
'1'1 col1ld see il was a ahark, so I just
went limp and ·played dead and fi:Dally
it let } go,'' said Logan from bis
Sebastq>ol hospital bed. He is recover-
ing alp.om. today. ,
The ,POWerful c:ceature ~ on for
about ' 10 feel' with liis . terrilied • • moutblul, then released ~ grtp and
Logap-his led weight belt torn away
by j<lgged teeth -lloated UJ>ll'ard.
Tbe' Ylctlm st.outed to his com·
panioha:•for help ·and they hauled his
Another prisoner, t.he executive of-
ficer of the 4th Viet Cong local force
battalion, said lhe ass ault wu planned
between the end of July and early
September, lhe same time estimate
which has been accepted by the U.S.
Command and Defense Secretary
Clark M. Clillord.
He said the ~1 troops would try'
lo Isolate the Bien Hoa hi&'bway, tile
main northern route from Saigon ;
seize the 9th Precinct pollce head·
Pope Bans Pill
blooc&, bnllaed body into the boot lllld
.-'"1 oil toward, the . U.S, -eoi'at
Guai:t -In Bodep bey. ' arej:i:v:e~.:Y :~:-::
,,, quarters southeast of the capital, and
attack the government radio al8J,ioo,
!he U.S. Embassy, the Vletnafuese
neavy headqual1era and other allied
installations.
A Vlei Cong platooft leader Wbo
defected July 17 Hid two bollaHona
souUl of SaJgon are wait.in& for thelr
commanders to return f r o m
"refresher training courses I n
strategy and t.actia" 1t secret bue:s
near Ule Cambodian border.
Viet Coog sappers sank a Jarge
dvWan dredge Sunday 'Which was
operatJns near tile U.S. 9lb lolaotry
VATICAN CITY (APJ -Pope Paul
VI today banned the contnc.ptlve plll
and all other mechanical and chemical
means of birth control for the world'•
half a billion Roman Cathllca. He also
indicated that the t1l.ythm method
ahoulil not be employed u a regular
pracUce.
"Every matrllnonlal act m u a t
Tematn open to the transmissloo of
llle," the Pope declared In a key
sentence Of Utis lon g-delayed en·
c:yc:Ucal letter OD ori'e' Of the malt COl'l•
troversial fssues factnc tilt ctnarc:b to--
bay. '
"To de1troy ev.,, only pv\lally !ho ...
1lgnUic:1nce of intercourse and ita end
Is c:ootradiclorJ to the plan ol God at>:I
lo his will," thO PoDWf declared.
ThU appeared le rule out !he
J'Ol&lblllty of D7 Munl aceeplanco by
. ~ Paul Gt! -aceptlm !Or anJ
re ... n and -.ied to Imply dioap-
proV'lll of tho COllltanl 1111 of tilt
rhythm melllod Of porlodlc ablllnenco,
the OliJ.y matbod ol birth control
provlollllf ,_ by tho church.
I• a palllfl dlrtcted to men of science, tbt Pope ,. o I c: e d tn·
couragement for continued rew1rch in
the area of blt111 resulatlon. But aaala
he oppeared to rule out any other aelu·
Uon than way1 ol lmpr..VIJlg tht
rhythm method. .
"It ls particularly dalrlble," the
Pope said, "Illa( acemlillJ lo the wt1b
alnady O)ir-e.s lsf P9PO Phu XII,
medical ldence -.Ii proV!dln1 a
1ulfldenUy MCllfO -f6r a rogui&• llon . ~ birth, .I-Oil th t
..,..,._ of natural rf11UUnt.
"In thJ& Wly, ldentllla and el]>eClally
CathoUc 1clenUtlo will contribula to
demonstrate ln actual fact that, a1 tb•
church teadles, •1 true c:ontradletlon
cOMot ••let between t11o cll vlM lft;
pertOlnlnc to tho tr•lmllalon of lil•
and tbooe Portalnl•l le tllo lollerln& Gt! autha:IUc conjugal lowt' •• '
~
a.lway1 a possibWly, especially off
nort.fiern California, where ttie u1~1I1
!'Old! waters harbor a rk;h leedlng
ground lor predators. · ¥ MillimU "'1eii ·warm currents 1:ridi an occ1•DM1 m., up ~ ,,.a +1 ~ <Jtf Mako "\l'1 Central
~·Ii tlte; ~,iacreMtt.. aC'-+ le v.ttt.. &dmllN· aad ,."1nu. · · · · · .
9-uestloned about abark dlac<r off
th4i Orll>P CoUt In the. "il:o Q ' . ~an'1 ~ with the mari-ater
alpt San Fraodoco. a NIWJIO(I
(SO. '8BAllK; l'11ff I)'·
pr<oeated a study on behalf Gt! i!ll dl;r,
Hunllnllon lioadi, ...,.....sa V.U.,
and CYJl<•H lbo!rinc tilt lied· (Ca0
tral) Roote benelitl tbt mO.t _..,
Jolla w. McMallan,· dlreollir .,
Development Resend.I AaocWIM,
who dJd tit• stildi. iummed 111! .... study with "there can be no'q....._.
!he Red CCentril)" iloou 1a· not Olll7 .
Ille mott poclt.IYe...., 1or.· but 1lle ..,.
(See FREEW.~'I'.; a11 .~l
Vote Averts
Stoppage
, '.At Douglas
About l;IOO employea or the Mi:Doli-
ntll DoU(lu COrp.'a A&ttoaautic&
Dlvllion ant OD the job taday in Hun-
~ llMch as • direct re&ult of
v o It n I Sunday In which • union
members of .two ,buge Mroti*e.ftrma
awroved new tbree-year.contracta •.
• Voting continued to d 'a y at
Astronautics, but, with most votes
cut on Sunday alriJady counted, unloo
olftciala lndioot.d •. tllrtaleaed -
which was \o .hlll'•. be(Un ~ . .p.·
parenUy baa been av.Tted. The atrlkt'
repartedlr -.. li&vo · lnvoMd ' u <many .. ·1SO,ooo :aer..poc. . ...-, ..
adobally. .• i • . ~ " , . '
(
.. :. ~~·Qorp.i,.;41111• • ..... '1ilti>lved"' li"''fl • !!ii .
WJa&ing :en new clllltracts wbidl !. · .-t
expeotod to set a JM*ern 'forC!lil' ... ~ ~-! 1•:.t i¥;~i.:'rl(""',;fJ
......... 7;if , l 'ltJ ·~hl111ii •
I MlciCWloO . "' ~ <uia' I -ldng ot Huntington Beacb, Sanllt
Moolca, Vlllde-. Air Fiirce BU.
and Cape Kennedy, FIA.,' -f.l
Sunday to accept 1 Dew contraet.
The' contract ca11a· lot ralsea and
lrlnp beuelit& ... g1ng.1rom. I'/. <enlf
to $1.861per bow·OVfr -~=;.Joel, About +,ooo Gf tba wdilli,
meetJna ~ .1'to ,Anploa> i atldpi
Auditorlnm voted !JD .w.......,·ii·• new contract-to· nplece lil.aee..,wldcJI
eapfred Ju)T22, •1 • I
. !AM .Prell-Viigil Piqrem. of
Lodge 1573 .'!ftd B. R. s..-
pre1ldlng over .Lodge 720, pre..-.cl
the new contract.to the members SaJl..
day ana 'tt!Ported '121 'lover-wttelmlng
.vote ia favor oft.be new Pact.~·, · '
Members of the. Unitid AA> Wor~trl !UAW) ·w.re Jll'.-nt.a the
contract at .. l.MtJi . Delicti' Melntll'lil
Stadiwlt by: li'A\i» Prelldtnt "w.lliir ·
Reuther wllo ·iold · tlli! nOctr· I0,11111
member .. tl>al !'n u:ve· -:...
.goal: for ttHc year's·~' ·
. The.UAW woriltn volecl!Oboat.5'1 la
favor o1· tbe new. peol Ballotlnr cort..
ti'nues today at piants acrou. the U.
lion, but union olllclala 1aid.IQI the
local vote is an indication that ~;new
contracts will receive favorebll. eooo
sideratton.
The contracts were . negotiated
separat.ly by the two llllione · -
both unlonl liq -~ -and won memblr b8ctln( ot ~strike wtdcll
could have begun today.
The p&ct calls for" wage inoteues of
21 cents, 11 cents -and l2 c:erQ per
hour la each of the ·three·yurs in 84-
dition to . improvemenu in fringe
benefits. Workers in ak1lled categories
will receiv~ up l9 25 cenU per hour.
We!i~lleP
Don'{ look for muCb cfi1Jiie
In the weather pieture ~
l)On( ~Omi19 Coilt. The
wonl ll lor utly. clotlda ud on-
eraoon •u.nabiae. u UIUl.
INSIDB TODA l'
Miami Beoch It alrendr •rpruo-
. ed up, IOith -• brlobl . ..,.
1tructvr-.1, amiting arri:ilcll ol
cklepaln """ -., o!Mro for GOP .Nlllimlol c-
..,.llolo, ,.. ll. ' . .. .. ..,:
" • --. -. ............ -.... -.... . ,.., es 11
...... -i:
•
.. ;r~w•y . Hatti~ iJf ought
W•Orulo'CallolJ're-.'Wbo f-,..........-._ -,_ • ,Bo lddod tllli ~1 -f 1-aan1-"umuc:ho1four
OD
........ sttra ...,., .. uotblr:. rr • ..,. dlcfteft;s in Ha marut to ~ J'Mn," tlm• ... dll1p.
II 2 -I -~Will The q ... fO!ll _. llOI ~ --li:llb!l.er lclm A.1-fa -... IDldt Mbt -...
llo l!Olllll__,.r. ~.... about -Iha -•1 ~~ IOI_., -'111aia Ill...,. -•••• caa IJacjJ! •. V. ..... -..Weds'OllL~ buiM, 1lal -·-It do .. tlllr •1111-~!i· · ·. .lwRlndallalW-•-rwanlod la a ---·'1' periOd at the --1111 "*-·If M•la1hr, to-bow the otate wfll figure the ... .........,. ~Man ~on One uride.alfltd restaent said In a 1epr111ndD1 Ge · oldiu West flir market \lalue of her "houa:e, and
C,!'.'J'.!!f.P' ~..;..~ J~ ::-,:.'!'".., ~~~:/::: ~o:. ~=-~=°"kw~ 0~ ::i:~~°i:.~~ oo wbot l~ llD;'M : · •• ~111 It (Gle Ire.....,) ID our backyard." particular -..e be •IWD!" Otltor hom.....,,.., ialoo -t<> , * * ~I Reagan Gains Support !§il : ..
But Nixon .Confident of First Ball.at Win
· . Frlm. Wire Scrvlceo =. f!'I . ol Jllld!inl. !ft. Nixon
locllOd -~ !bat Gov. Rpoald his n. ... · than hu
' . iced• at 'tliO • = Niii!OOal t:.-·1a.Mitra:..<11'but .... .. -·lbat Nixon would win
t11o GOP ~DllOI nomlaallon oo
tllo -bol!OI. .. [ "Tho llUUho~cU1•tllat more will not
oe :t HCODCl, ~." a top Nb: on
llr• .. lbt llld. · Gov Nellon A .
Roclteleller and hi1 tupporter1 claim-
ed i tbere had been important defec-
tiODI from Ni.l:on · to tile . Callfonlia c:".k ....... -thlo. would help
The Rockefeller oamp said Nixon
now bu no more than 515 fint-ballot
votes with 867 needed for nomination.
One Nlaoa · asociate ·uhd.' about . . the matter, Aid the former Yfeo presi-
dent had been aware all along that he
wu second cholce among some
dele1ate1 from the South and the
Rodly MOUlllaln areu. Ho m111Uaned
Millllolppl and North C a r o If n a partlcullrly.
The Nb:on sou:ree added that while
1ome of tbeae deleptes are "talking
Reapn" for local consumption, he
WM IUl'1I they wU1 °vote Nb:on" at the
-· 1 .. fear of 0-1111 up the nom1aau ... for Rockefeller.
1'They would rather have a repeat of
lllM," he 1ald, "than have Rockefeller
at the held of the dclo!t." He referred
to 11""1 M. ~·1 humiliating
,.,... .... l
SHARK •.•
.-apert llld lt II not'" -t . "Up tbln, _..., a tot men feed,••
. sold Joe Deem, buildinf 1uperlll·
,...,_ f<r Cllttch.'1 Kerctboff
,,_.. ~l<q> la Newport Baoch.
. Dae Mid the wormlni cumnt
1""1,ii .-Poll!t CoactPcioo,
brfnitnl the occulonil stray man·
•lilul ll!arta Into eeu rlcb witl!'ma.
rlao life and .._...,uy food divlllf ...-..
~I Ultd. to filh tuna up there -for
21 71an1" .ad DeMm, "and I know that .... well."
Shwa irt not the oo1y hl&ard.
"Arty Scull& dfvtr l>at WOUid go out
e.t oft lllat rvcJc II c:ruy anrway," o.n·lllfd, telllDI o! tr.cberout.,,,..
,.._ and DUiy roctl whtcb cm taltl7
eaQ>lllll thl 1111Wa')'.
Diem 1114 tbat altbouCh the greet
white lharta generally paM fir
olllhcn ID tlloli n«tllwll'CI joumey,
oCbll' sharks and. potentially
donlwous fl•h lilouDd off t h 1
Southland COii!.
"'Ibtn 111"1 blue lhlrka," he Hid,
"and even boniita will bite you when
lbly're fleding."
~ oay • lout 30 speclee of
shaft -West Oout waton, but ..., • In al them art ac:lllall1
-.. ... !<>man.
S..•&1-ba"" -~ ID -and Dorlbern Gnlfa ...._. in reeent yun:, mollly
Wwwa Morro Bay . aor1h t.o Wbert 1'11 ... ,.. llllured _,,
sovor.i hlvt -!ala! &Dd fn ont
CM11 tbtrt w• notbln& to 1Ddleate -t "-1ed bllt a h..rthll 1cnem
&Dd a swirl of bloody loam II! 11>1
~ IUlf.
ll MIY PllOI
Mlillhilfw.....,c..._•
Oll;ANOI COMT ~ILllMtNO COMl'ANV
ll:•Mrt N. Wet4 ,,...,. .... ,,.llfltr
J1tk •• :=.:.:t v•..,...... • ,_...,
Th""''' 1Ctnll ....
T11111111 A. M•r,hl11t MMltfllt fdllor
All•rt W, let.I Wllli1111 lltM
.-.-1Ai ""'llfll'tlll ._,. I.. Clfy l.irw
" ........... °'"" 309 Ith Strfft
Mellfotr -PIJ. a. n1 ft641
defeat? by Preaidtat Johnson.· the nominee," the platform committee
AJ the conventton prellmlnerin got chalnnan, Sen. Everett M. Dtrbea of
llDdef '!'•Y, the UPI llhl!latloo ol th• llllncls, said. "I'm keeping my1eU free
GOP race showed: from that controversy -if it ls a ean·
Nb.Oii -eao, lncludinc 183 com· troverfJ.'' He 1ald be hope• other
milled and il07 leanlnf. members Of the committee will -•lier .-285, lncl-g 130 r.traln from pusbinf for the Ir
committed ml lSll !eanlog. f1vorltee throufh platform wordtnc.
.Re1iam -lMI, lncludin& 86 com· Eltewbere on tbe poUtlcal scene:
mltted and '12 leaning. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy 11y1 hi1
Sta11ea -1 committed. goal aa pruident next to eadint the
Thb representtd • 1001 of I leaning Vletnam war would. be !<> div~ mOll
Ill Florida for Nlaoo ml a gain of I for o1 Ill '30 billion annual budget ta city
Reagan. problems, which be calla the nation's
Meanwhile, Republican plaUorm second most critical concern.
wrll<n -to trCld< under advice ta But V1ca Pr-I Hllhlrt H. keep the camoafln clocWnent -Ira! H .. ....._., camp cl•-llw>dav u between GOP jJruldeotlal bopaluJa .....,...., ,
-i.at a -al rlvalr1 toUDded at the delela!Holoctf'"' l'Ullltl f n d f c a t e ffl'1 ftnt 1eu1on. Hump!nJ will hive 11far mon than
Harold Siu-loo.I-time -of enoup" •olee lo wlD the Democratic
the praklenUal nomfiiaUon, accund Pl'tlidlDUal a o m l n a t 1 o n °"er
New York Gov. Nellon A. Rockefeller Mceu1b:r on the lint natloaal con·
and llldlarcl M. Nlzoo al helal en· venUcm ballot.
meehld ID whit 11!1 called tlle errors o! McCartlly, Ill a J>OllcJ -t
the DemooraUc adminlllraUoa'1 Viet-luuld SUDday, eafd be would DOI wait
nam DOiiey. Stu-cballenpd 11i-for an end!<> tho Vlotnam war bat u
ht safd wbo are ''rellfded u the front pruldet would bllln liverttnl -r
rwmer1 .. to appear tn peraoa before to domutlc JS'obllml • tbl wv was
1111 plotform-wrltlllf rroup, deoflCllated.
Nolll>or Nlscm mr Rockefeller bu He pJedsed a "maafvt job ert1tlon
aQld for tfme at the platform com-irorrem" ll!volvlnl tu -.. lo mittoo burlnp, wllfch are a prelude private entcprlle -and Mid Ibis
to nut wuk'1 nomtnatms CODV'llJtion, would permit a It.art t o .. a rd
but II WU 11114-bcilh Intend lo "ellmlDtUOG al the prHCll ...,......, ...-t llOlllO 1-lllrOllll! lrJudJ,y "'11are 111stom wl!ldl .......,.,
wllDellH. depondtney OD 1111 fedoral ......
"Wo cloG't Jmow wbo b ..... to be mmt."
Reagan Recall Attempt
Results Coming Soon
SAc:l\AMENTo (l11>1) -Gov.
Rould Raatu llOJ ',llnd out ID the
noll tl!ree day1 wlMllllf he inUll faca
a reoall electl'"' Iha~ if ft'• hold at all,
WOUid doll a dldll• blow to hie
preeldendal Jll:OIPICll.
A llJ-mcmtll aaJl!Pllp to ouat the
Republ!can Jovtrnir ... ~· • Ina! deedllne W ~ IW, ptharln( tlla
'll0,414 llpaturea MOdld to Jlll1 Ille
recall iS&ue before voters 1 n
November.
The recall backers charge that
Rucan "ii not. competlllt La mattu1
of IOVermDeDt and public alfaln:, 11 AC•
clfn bfm o! imdenn!DfDC the state' 1
menial htallh prorrem, h u r t I JI a
educatlon and 1ry1111 to lurtl!or bis
Beach Parking
Meters Filled
From Saturday
a11 -. ... 1irlmlnf!ll! ftom tile sa~ "talt'e" a1 nnm1c1p111 parkla1 lot fees.
Lifeguard Capt. Douglasi O'Arnall
ft!IClrtod -7 ll>lt -y·1 1,IOO
cars at 75 ~ • cu WU * HC'OOd bi.egest revenue intate in 1be beach
perk!ng lot ldtory.
"Tho ,,_ al .My -the lo!g-1eet." beodcled.
Wee-crowds lololed lflll.000 -the lamb's share, 22,000, eoloi: lo sun.
day, a coot overcast and~ day.
"!t wu ..,. a1 Ill• ,,..rt Sundays ever seen btrt in 10 ,._.., ·~ Mid
D'Arnall, c1u111 the --ny .....
pteted rainfall. ,
Sllto Park Rangw Dav• Doolbue
r<por1ed a quiet -Ml OD !IUD•
tlllfloa and Bolla Ollca Slatt -. -. l<>i.f altladaace ,..q_
67,000. •
Plane
'
J*IOnal embltl<ll!I from t be
IOYm'DCl'1I attlce.
Bu~ the recall effort could Will bo a
ltrCHdJld woapon.
Thlre are olfhl mllJlon relllstored
vcJ11ro la California ellflblo !<> tlfn
P11:1Uon1. Tbrtt Out ol five of them are
l>omocrall. If Ila months al fatharlng ..,,._ can't ftnd ODI mill!on
voten dflulWJed IDCllfh !<> at Jaut
lflD lhlir nemu, It could react to
Reagan's benefit.
Tho California Ropubllcen lllllrtl he
Isn't a formal candidate for the GOP
pnllidtoUal noml.naµon, But, be also
ny1 h1 won't turn Jt down.•
Al a ptacUcal polillcol matter,
Reatan will be out of contenUon on Ole
nationAl ticket if the recall backers
are able to 1ollclt enou&b 1l1D1turt1 to
force '1111 election.
It ·appears moat unllk•IY the Republicans would want a candidate
for either .president or vice president
who must al.lo filht to retain hil bome
atat.'1 IOMl'DOClbip. ,,., .-n If fort baJ btan 11rfc1ty an
amateur operaUon led by Edwin
Koupal of Or~gevale, a Sacramento
eu.bwb, and his wile, Joyce.
11lf Jt'• lwlnanly po11iblt for
amat:Mlrs wttbout any moner. to do ll, then we're going to do 1t," Mrs.
Koupal sald in an interview.
. '
.Program to Show
'.Gyninastic ·Skills
Gytrtnattic 1kllls: and rouune1 leani-
ed. by studenll In the Huntln(lon
Btacll Roor .. uon &Dd Parks Depart·
ment ·1wnmer proeram1 will bl on
!llsptay this ov.U.1· at Hunllng1on
Beecl! Hlfh Scliool gymnu!um , bella· nine at 8 o'clock.
Admlu16tl Is lrH to the show, •<·
cordln( "' -Sh-McNH-)¥.
Fa~ts
He said that bis e~ience bu
sbQwn that the ool1 wayit' attract in·
dUltry lJi t.o open up aD area wH!l "de·
cent acce ss."
"Locating ti!• frl""(•~ I" the area
(the Red· Route) would be a major . -' . . ' catalyst iD attracting.i,n dust r y 1 ''
ldcMahan oaid. . i f '
If Iha Orange (Eu...;) Route i.
telected, "you can pretty much write
oil the area around the Red Route for
indurtrlal development."
In the prepared study he preoenttd
to the commission, McMaban weiit ·on
ta lbaw that the orange (Euton»'
Route will displace twice as many peo~
pie as the Red (Central) Route (5,000
to 2,000, by bil eetimat .. ) and wfll be
doublo the lost in useued valuation
ci property (15.6 million for the
Orange Route, to '3.17 million for the
Red>. .
He · admitted that Wesllllinltor,
wWch J1 fighting against approval of
the Red Route, would lOse f'l.l million
in asseSlied valuation if the Red Route
is approMCI &Dd only fl.3 million with
t.he Orange Route, and 651 more peo-
ple would be displa~ by the Red
Route than the Oranae.
POOREST CITY
Wettmlue1c Mayor Denk McWhin-
Dey pleadinc for the Orange Route
slid hie Is "buically one ci the
.--.et cities in Orange County."
The Red Route "wouJd take out
· almost all the lndustrfll WJd we
bave," be said.
He pointed out to commiu.looers
that !<> make the clly budget balance
thil year, he had to I'll oil '6 ol the
2iO -·employed by the city.
"We 1bollld b)' all r1ihla be adding
peraonnet."
Ha said hie ct~ llteded the in·
dustrlll JaDd ID ""1et ID survive and
lbOt Ille. Orange lloute wOilld brio& tho
dty ''amofe balanced ecooo1111."
AJtOCiler repr11entativ1 of
Westmll!ster added that tile Oran1e
Route Is the only one th~t "will not ad·
ver1ely affKt any of the citie1 in-
volved. JI may not help all ol tllem but
It "'11 not deotroy either."
INDIVIDUAL CITIES .
Stanton Public Woru lllrectw E.
M Renell in bi& prenntatioc a ccuaed
the cttlet lavorinf the Red Ro.ti. of
"thlnldnl Ill !Irma al the Individual
cities, not Of the area u a whole."
He 1ald lt any of the 'fitstern routes
are approved. the cities around Stan~
ton WOUld benefit but ;1th1 eUect' on.
the clt7 OI Stanton would b e
disastrous?' '
The <Olllmistlonero adjourned the
heartnc titer 11v• hoon Friday, wltli
tOlllm0111 lrOm HVetal ~-persons, <opt.. of city-sponsored ltudl., and
packets of petitions to review.
The record of the heafing will re~
malll open 30 day1, "° that addittllllll
t..tlm0117 can bt a~ b7 mall. Then,
a summary of the record will be
pul>lithed ill<l 1oril lo Iha com-
m!Htcmers, Who say ·thley will accept
.one of the routes in two1months at the earliest. ; . 1
YOUR · ·· WATCH:'~
BoJD.e FrOnt . .
know where ,.. and oil rampa. '1riluld Highway C o m•m I I I Io n Vice •
bo --... ~·Id ' aial:1llm Fred c '4mi•11 loid them ............... -... hll_ .................... lil
would be aod -Joog It lie \lllder any llale 11enc1." constructfon. '::'-· He sai~ citbenl tlect • governor ot
Mr. and Mr&. 1. J. Schmitz, of. the their chO!ce, who oppolnU members to
ConcuDed CitiUn'a Council, even the commission.
wanted to know why there ii 1•00 local "We're set up. to Uep. out of llie
citizens' coutrol over the H!&bw•Y political .-erra, but we're etil1 subJtc:C;
Oommilllioa.'' to Ill eorta Of prlllW't1,'1 be added.-
* * * * * Politieal Air
Carth Waved at Freeway Hearing
-clOl>l*f and looled -.. --depeadlnc "" lhetr per1.-1 -durlnC the llw houri of pneeo--· state Highway Oommlulon Vice
Cbllzman Fred C. J e n n I D I &
acknowledfed tilt uproar midway :.:f' tile bearlnC, but !<>Id the
"Let mo remind 70U lllat neither Ille
cla!>l>IDI ..... -·· Of tile .... will~ 1D tie recudl. u
And the roar Coallllued.
HumphreyTalksin Watts,
Promises 'Better Life'
Frem Wire flervleee renc:h Ill a retld""111 nolfhborhood.
LOS ANGELES' {AP) -Vloo Preal· Both pr<>jects are dea!ped "' five
dent Hubert H. Humpllrey cem· Jobi ml economic belp !<> resldenll of
paffned in Walll tOday with labor Watll. -Humphrey lnlnected a woodw«klag
leader Walter Reuther at hie Ilda aod and toot maklog facility at tho
told Negroes "tbkJp are beafnnln1 to manufactur1ng company, whoee 550
change and 1bey are ch.mglng tor the worken make CNU1 for m1MU.e cu•
b«llr." lng1 and holpltll teoll d-lot
There were no welcoming crowdl at Vietnam,
the IJrrt two stops of the doy -the In a brief speech Humphiey oafd
Wotta Mlnufacturlng Co.,-a su•·tdl•~ that peoplo with iood jobs and food ~ -J pay are intereated 1n taklng care of
of Aorojet G-.J, aod a pouJtry their commlll!fcy llld bave a otake ID
the nauon.
Home of Nevada
Governor Periled
By Raging Fire
CARSON CITY, Nov. (AP) -A
s,ooo-acr. fire which t b r e a t e n e d
Nevada's capital flashed out of control
today after burning within 600 yards of
the 1overnoc'1 luxwiou& home.
It •tarted in a SietTa foi'e1t Sunday
afternoon on the wettern edge of
Garton Clcy, d-•Yinl one hooH.
One hundred other homes were
evacuated.
"This UI the worst fire since 1926,''
said Gov. Paul Laxalt, hit face smudg-
ed and dirty after be and hi• wife,
Jackie, removed 1ome valuables from
their 170,000 hme.
Laxalt ordered 200 -N 2 t I a..D.A l
Guardsmen to hdp fight the fire and
prevtllt Vlllda!llln and looting.
Wetrln1 alack! and 1 1ports shirt,
Luau lert his six children in the of·
ficlal governor's mansion near the
downtown arias al flames swept by
his ranch-style home near the .e4a:• of towp.
The fir• burned fn umtitt at 7,00ll
foot tleYatlon, too hl8b and lttep to be
reached by blllldoHn. Four hlmdred
'men conllnued to fifhl I~ lltbou1h the
U.S. Forest Service said It was llO per-cent contained. · ·
Total damage wu Dot lintlltdlollly
estimated, but Vtctcr, OoodMn of the
Fortit Hrv1~ 1a1d wat.erthed damage
alone totaled !500,IJ!M).
The fire undoubtedly 1"as man-caus'~
ed, 1aJd Goodwin , becluse there ·were
no reporto ot llabll>inl·
In a later addre11 the vice pnlldent
1ald bis first task II elactld prelldeot
"will be to rutore peace Jn Vietnam. n
On Sunday, Humphrey declared he
won't 'j)e driven awly11 from~ the
Negro commuolcy by m f If t a n t
becklera.
The candidat.e wu forced to cut
llhort a speech Saturday night by boo•
from Neero m.Jllta'ntl at a voter
reflltrallon rally 1po111ored by the
Black Democrolt for Humphrey II!
South CenlNJ Los Angeles.
On Sundey' 'be told a DeWI • COD•
ference, .. I won't be driven· away In
the future ." He played down the: in·
cident, saying lie w"' "il'lti!led by the turnout," which he ertimated at
between 'ISO and 1,000 per<•••.
SA Man Jailed
In Kidnap,· Rape
A Sant.a Ana man who police allege
picked up a couple walking home from
a bus staUon was j~ed early today on
1U3plcion of kidnapll!g and rope after
an orange grove sex attack,
\Villiam Ferguson, 33, was arreEited
while· driving in the 200 block Of EeJit
Walnut Street. alter the victim's bus•
,band i&Ve polkf_ 8 description of the
•usll'd aod hll 'vehlcle. . 'l1it ~ ,..,. vtctlm wa1 with
him, police cllerfed •. · .
Investigators H1d the YOW'll couple
was Wall\ing at .Fint . and Brady str.e\S . a/Ur leav!ng lhe nearby
'Grei<\IOund bus· depot W!JOn they -· offered· a rtdt •
· The IUopecl !i10Ved tho 118•)'9 ... •0id
woman's busbaiid oUt of. the car two
. bloc~ farther on, however, and drove
ti? an orange grove, ~re he raped htr. .
0 .
OMEGA
.. _ ----tlWll 11• ··-·-
--*"=-"Fi~ ?-W::.· ... --... -u.11 ........... 'Southland Nood4 13 More Airports'
' LOS ANGELE S (AP) -The
F. d. r I I AvlaUon Admilllitnllloll,
citinl • :a porcent lncreMe 1' "' tref. nc at Allfelts 1n1ani.-1 Afi>ort lor the flr1t haU of the )'4ar.1 1a71
Southern Callfornla needs at I-JJ
JMJ'e airports.
Charlee C .. 'lllll""'81! Jr., prtllldenl
of Trant; World Airllnt:s, said the Les
Angeles alr traffic sibtition ha s not
crNtild·a Grllil • It W in New York
wbere tomt planes clrcl• for houri
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S.in ..... handle 3,llOO atmoR operauon an hour,
"It ls obvious that With this fM...UC
iDcrMM in alrtr&Uio volume IOtne
additional facl!IUeo muat bt ~
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and aq11ipment lo -wlll> tho tralll<,
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POTTER -Richard Biooks, a FeSuval of Alts director and elhlbit·
Or for the fifth year, stands· among bis collection of pots. With his
wife Jyn, the Brooks have· expanded from a b~by sil< years ago to a
tull-!ied&ed bustoess. .
Profit in Pots: Rolling
Stone Gatllerillg No Loss
By •TOM GOllMAN . °' ... Dllfr , .... ....,
Richard Broob,. ubibl!ini . al lhe
Festival of Arts for the iittb 1Yeat,with
hb wile, has just the titlng a bu6band
could buy for hls wife.
Try custom-made place. settings, fOr
$18 ·• •etttni. Seitinge:, including • plate, salad
bowl, soup bowl and mug, blppen to
be one of Broob' special1ieo. But,
tbm, that's DOI reo1ly fair to oay.
MythJnt that's mode out ol •-• can be de..:ribed .. a specialty o!
Brooks, who is also one of nine
Festival' directors.
Alter. •ll, :when a husband and wife
, teani ·.fonn the nucleus ol • pottery · -Y (in this <aM,'Broob Pottery
in Mle Caiyon), they're ·bolmd lo· be
good. . ' And.U...lum·ol Ridlard·md Jyn is
lood· . ~..... . Wbile -bn .does ...... pG«Olaln ·and !lt;4•~.~~)"*"'Jj'" in Aone!Ware. . •. .
Hl1 producfl !'9ncie Jrom condleotick . IJ!ildon. Mt· poli. to !bit pliice< sett"11• tO )ain(i balei. ' .
'Ibey a11 .atart.olf .. the ume bunk
of clay ... bl exptamed, but tbe tini~ products ean be .. dlUereot ao ru&bl and'daf ..
'Ille tk1t·11ep fn <making o pot ls lo
!onn It (-lt) '"1 o potter's wheel,
lkoob llid. 'Ibo loW, fat )IOU are 1lle
mort d1fftcult .to form, smce they're
the moot opt to . ...,_.
'Ibo nat ..... Ill -pollen\ art IJ
tlie drJ!nJ· "liflb It dry u P,,,ly .. J>.-:bi.t' be lllld. 1110 it woa't crack.
II llu lnllt .• It dries. u ... pot driel
unemily, It -une....iy. '!bat'• v.W inn,1 i. cnct.1' Drying cm take
as lone aa two weeks.
After toe drying proc,s&: . iJ com·
pleted, the pot is low fired in a kiln.
Tben, any decorations planned are ad·
ded. 1be decoration, or slip, is ac·
tually half clay ·half glaze.
U the pot is to be shifly, a glaze is
added. The substance is put ~n with .a
brulh, but when It is "high fired," it
IUJ'1ll to gl&I<.
After the glaze is .applied, and it is
fire:l·for tbe final time (24 houri;, this
lim<f..ln Ille kiln, you have the finished
product.
Of CO\H'11e, there are some steps that
can be added to make the pot stand
out even more. If there are to be any
· ridges,.buinps, or what have you, they
should ·be done after tile forming.
Pot mating is .a combiilalion of pain-
ting. ~ sculpture .. The .aecorations
. as;e· "~teer· on the sculptured pot.
· Ju.i like any, piece of art; it~ prove
illlrip&, to pri<e a pot. _,. pidelines:
'lbe ov....U. Ru,. the effort ~t into !bi pot (ll>e tiine it' tool<); ll>e decor•·
. tiopa:; and the f;.nal · effect. The final
key. -'laid, is "il you wou,ld
have djftk:ulty in duplicating one."
Then watdl 1l1e price jump.
Broob' prices range' .from $4 to '85
on the pot&. He .&mits he prices some
biiti, since he'd bate to see them all
sell.
The pottery businel1 has beea good · to the 8rooti family. Tl>< husband and will team started jUlt Iii: years ago,
as a bobby. He is a former bu11De11
uecut!ve, 'Ibey have esponded, and
Utday they ore 'IOinJ to pour the COO·
crele for a stucllo Ibey will oi>en oat In
the Clill)'Oll, to include a tbowroom and a ..:rt area.
And lbe coostructlon ol the building
is one time imen concrete toot
preference over stooewan.
Police Checking Wave
• ' Of Weekend 'Petty Crime
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It was OQe ol UMe Laguna Beach
summer weekendl wbeD ever)'ChlAs
seemed to happen.
Id phones contlnaed lo jqle Mon-
day, the Arl'COIOll)' police depol1mellt
gappled with a -o! paper -k that follond 111 pll;fa. .....U
andll-.
Here wore tllo bWlll&l>to:
-Tomoy L. Dlllori, 20, a 'U. s:
-• El Toro, Hid -...,_ emy.., &o,11 driver atooood
SMurdl1 Dllllt. -blm Wiiii • plotol and ·-...i to "blow off hla
head" U DUlanl did Jiii\ 11W Jioafdnl
hll horn. Police -k 1lle olhtr drtver
for •isoult 'w1tb • deadly .... poll,
l)i>e" compallion1 fled .
-P...ia loy Dam, ~. of El To,.,
llU!ferecl minor. Injury Sunday af.
temoon as a paseenger dtlrinc a two-
car colllalGn at Mountain ll<>ad and
Clnnellla Sln!et.
-Tl I 1 rt .. Onrtla. 28, ..... ....... -y in ... l2llO bloclt of
Cllll.llrh• on auaplclon o1 martjaana --· ~Police rolled «> a variety ol ldpple
calll lncludlng -dial a~""' weariol 1 Ole Sonday.,_ In.the 700 bloCk of$. CoOot Highway. lie wu
gone on aniy•l of. police.
Police Lt. RoOert McMmoy 11ld
acr,,.f.. ~ Frjday Utroul)l Monday
WluM ltaitdlnt on the tldewalk,·
sleeping In -· slaopln'g OO<PUblic pr-1f, *"t>lDa on the beach,
curfew, dnulk in pubic, druat in 1~to
t:AGUNA BEACH, CAl.1FORN1A MONDAY, JULY 29, '1961
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Shark Attack·s Diver
Man 'Plays Dead, Survives With 18 Wounds
A skincUver prowling the seabottom
off Bodega Bay for abalone Saturday
played dead while clenched in the
tootb·Jagged jaws of a giant wl:li.te
sbark, also hllllting in food -rich kelp
beds three fathoms below the surface.
He almost didn't have to play.
Frank Logan, 25, of Placerville , a
Douglas Aircralt Co. electronics
techniciari, is recovering today wlth
200 stitches holding together 18
separate wounds.
Reagan Gains
But Nixon Still
Sees Victory
Frlm Wtfe St't fkc:1
"._ Backers of Richard M. Nixon
~cknowledged today that Gov. Ronald ·
Reagan bas more suppOrt than has
surfaced at the Republican National
Convention in Miami Beach but con·
tirmed co·nfident that Nixon would win
the GOP presidential nomination on
the first ballot.
"The likelihood is that there will not
be a second ballot," a top Nixon
strategist ·said. Gov Nelson A •
Rockefeller and bis supporters claim·
ed there had been important defec·
tions from Nixon to the California
governor and said this would help
Rockefeller.
The Rockefeller camp said Nixon
now has no more than 515 fint·b•llot
votes with 667 needed for J>Omination.
One Nixon associate, asked about
the matter, said the former vice presi·
dent had been aware all along that he
was second choice among some
.-1ega~s from the South and the
Rocky Mountain areas. He mentioned
Missiscippi and North C a r o I i n a
particularly.
The Nixon sow-ce added that while
some of ttiese delegates are Htalldng
Reagan" for local consumption, he
was sure they will "vote Nixon" at the
convention for fear of opening up the
nomination for Rockefeller.
"They would rattier have a repeat of
19&t," he said, "than have Rockefeller
at the head of the ticket." He referred
to Ban-y M. Goldwater's humiliating
defeat by President Johnson.
As the convention 1Jrelimineries got
under way , the UPI tabulation of the
GOP race showed:
Nb:Oli -890, including 18.1 com·
• milted and 50'1 leaning.
Rect.lelltt -285, Including 130
committed and 15! leaning.
Reacu -158, including 86 com-
mitted and 72 leaning.
Sto,... -1 committed.
This represented a loss al 1 leaning
In Florida for Nixon and a gain of 1 for
Reagan.
Meanwhilf. Republican platform
writers went to work under advice to
(See POLITICS, Pal• !)
n.e young father of two was akin
diving with thrH companions from a
small boat off Bird Rock, 50 miles
north of San Francisco, when the blg
shark, lm:lugflt north by warming cur·
reM.s, swirled up -unseen.
Logan said something grabbed his
leg, then suddenly his chest and back
were crushed in a vise·like grip as the
marauder from Mexican waters bit in·
to his body.
"'I could see it'WM a shark, so I just
went Ump and played dead and finally
it let go ,'' said Logan from his
Sebastopol hospital bed. He is recover·
ing at home today. •
The powerful creature swam on·for
about 10 feet with his terrified
mouthful, then released die grip and
Logan -his led weight belt torn away
by jagged teeth -floated upWard."
The victim shouted to his com·
panions for help and they hauled his
(See SHARK, Pal• !)
Rain Odds Di1n
Bu·t Festival Has Show Policy
The hi9toric odds against Laguna's
Pageant of tbe Masters-being rained
out are a bit betMtr 1*lal1 30 to· 1.
But, it can happen. It did in 1985.
Festival o! Arts ditector.s with ..
eye on. drlz.z.ly weekend skies• dragged
out"tbe policy book. There bad beeu no
rain policy unt.ll 1965. Then the ralu
came. Then the policy camti.
It is now policy that ff a
perforinance of the ·nighUy "living pie·
tures" 1hou1d be rained out before in·
termission, an add.JUonaJ performance
will be given at the flMl of the run.
Had the porf..-ce· ...... reined
out o! the 111Dpbith-Sallria7
night, it would •hive been Clftli Au«.
25. If .a Ucket holder couldn't make it
A~. 25, he would be &iven 1 refund.
What U * 11111 on the aocond hlll
of the art aPIClacular. No refund. Or,
as one Festfval bfficial punned :
.. That~• thi bowl game."
Even . wj~ UJ!seasonal Weather,
Festival officlals said weekend crowds
nearly equalled the precedJng.weekend
for volume attendance.
5 CdM Youths Arrested
For Mari_juana Smoking
J<"ive youths were arrested in a
Ccrona del fi.1ar beach cave 'Saturday
night when they passed the pot. pipe to
the wrong party - a member of Uie
Police Department's "Mole Patrol" ..
Police said the patralman , dressed
Jn caaual beach gear, made th, •·
rests all..-Joining the gattiering, ap-
SA Man' Jailed
In Kidnap, Rape
A Santa Ana man who police allege
picked up a couple walking home from
a bus st.at.ion was jailed early today on
suspicion af kidnapi.ng and rape after
an orange grave sex attack.
Wlll.Jam FerguJOD, 33, WU arrested
while driving In tho 200 block of East
WaJnut Street after the victim's bus•
band gave police 1 deteriptioo. of the
1uspect aOO his vehicle.
The distraught rape victim wat with
him, police chUged.
Investigators said the young cauple
was walking at First· and Brady
streets after leaving the nearby .
Greyhound bus depot when they were
offered a ride .
parenUy unnoticed. tt happened this
way , according tp pollce :
The offictr entered the cave, in the
rocks near China C',ave, after he htard
mumblings from within. It was pitch
dark lnaide, except for • very small
lire, around whlclt sat the leenaged
boys.
The patrolman sat down With them.
No worda were exchanged. No ane
could see anyone. It was: 8"umed that
ht belonged.
The pipe was stuffed with hashish -
a form of marijuana -and Ut. It wa!I
passed from one youth to another. Jt
finally came to the patrolman.
''No, thanks." be said. "You're all
under arrest."
And they were, on marijuana
possession charges.
SCoelc llf•rlceta
NEW YORK (XP)-PriCil welk-
eoed f\Jrtber Ibis an.moon as lradlftg
remained moderately active in the
stock market. (See quotations, Pages
18-19.) .
Log.set widened the.Ir margin over
gains by a. ratio of three to one. Tbe
Dow Jones industrial average was
down close to stx points in later deal· ""'·
Blu Birth · Control•
Pop.e Paul Bans Pill
VATICAN CITY IAPJ -Pope Paul
VI today banned the conlracepllve pill
and Ill otht< mecblnlcal md cbomlcal
mNm ol blrtb coalrol for tho world's
ball a blllloD Romao Calbllcs. Ho also
Indicated that tho rllytbm method
should DOI be employed II I ... IUlor prlCllco.
''EYW1 matrimonial act m u s t
remain open to the transmllslon of
life," the Pope declared ln a key
·sentence of tbls long-delayed en·
cyclical 1etftr on one of the most con·
treveraial J.Huu facln1 the chmrch to•
hoy.
"To destroy eveo only parUllly tho
slgnllicance of intercourse and.Jts end
iJ coolr adictory to the plan o! God llld
ti> his will," Ibo ponUll declared.·
This appaarod to l'llll oat tho
poaatblllty of.,,,,,__·~ by
Pope Paul ol contnceplloo for any
re ... n and .-to Imply dJsin>.
proval of the COllatul ua ol aie
rhythm method or periodic abltinenc.'e,
the only method of birth control
prevJousty u.nctJoned by the church ..
In a pa ssage dtrected to men of
1Cience, the Pope v o I c e d en·
cour1gement for conUnued reaeerch in
1 the •ea of blrtll roluJllllon. But ..,.In
he appeared to rule out M'/ other aolll·
Uon thin ways of improving the
rhythm method.
"It 1s pwtlcularly, desirable," tbe
Popa Hid, "tll•facconliDc to tho Wiih aln"'1 ...,..-bJ·Popa Plus XU,
madlcal acloace IUCCIOd in -1dlDi I
. ~-. 1*11 fer a ngula· Uoo ol bb-U!; llltlllded cM1 t b e
· obtervlllco •I OllurJl rhythms.
"In thll ny, ld1nd1ls and especially
· C.tholic-acl1ntllt1 wlU contrlbute to
d•monstrate tn actual fact that, aa the
cbun:h t1ache1, '!> true conlredlcUon
cannot exist b'etween the dlviDt Ins
·.porlllalnl to ·tbe tr1111mllllon of lll•
and thole portafnlog to the loatorllig o!
autbeaUc conJu11l lDft.' "
~I EDU B ....... ·18 o! ·Long .
·BeaCh, wt1 •1u;Wd in .the 100 bk»ct
of Cleo Stnel .., -1ClOO o1 marl·
juaoa pouesaiOD. Pollet Hid "bjppie·
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TEN CENTS'
Burglars'
Haul Big
In Laguna
A 11,000 ~ mink JaClet and IP'
proximately $3,500 c11h were 1toloa
from lhe home of a Laguna S..cb
reataurant awner Sunday.
Burglary of the home ol Denla:e
Camille Kauffman, 2.8 of.474 Mount.ain
Road wu ·one ol .everal weekend
reports taken by Art Colony police.
Most were car burglarle.:
Police said the burglary of the
Kauffmann residence netted the ex•
pemive fur garment, $1,508 in rea•
taurant receipts from the· Chez Gerard
and about '2,0IX> of ber awn cub.
Sbe is part OWDeT of the mtaurut,
said U . Robert McMurray. He 1aid
the burglar or barglara forced open
a rear window of the home Sanday
between 4:30 and 10:30 p.m.
otjler bulglaOoa inciucled;
-Tbeft of OD '8$ ll8r90 fnlm tllo
cor of Jay W. A..t. of ·Sula AU
Sunday 'alt<rnocia whllo be -·"'Ille
Ji'flhva! of Arts. ThO door wu forced
In the 700 blocl< ol B.-Iway.
-Theft ol a j>urse "1th $3, a '7 cbect
and credit cards Saturday IWll!ng
from the car of June Marie Cotton of
Pasadena while she Wu atteni:U.Qg th9
Festival. The doer Was forced open iii
the 700 block ol. Broadway. ·
-Theft of a ste"90 from the car of
COuriney W. Lannon, 1212 HJgbland
Drive, Newport Beach, Sunday after·
noon.
-Thell of $13 Friday from !bO
wa.lkt ol Kenney Shapiro, 13 ot Phoe-
nix at the Beach Motor Inn, 985 N,
Coast Highway where he was st1yine
with an uncle.
-Theft of· $13 from the wallet of
Susail Neptune, :ai o! Jjlgbland Part
from i house I t 147 c:.Ua St. Sundaf.
Lag~a Beaches
Attract 10,000
Eveo with the Jntennilteot rliM,
10,000 pe.rsons trekked to l.quna'a
beaches Saturday and again Sunday.
Low surf on both daya accoi.mted f9f
only one rescue, Wea:uards said.
Water temperature WM about 73
degrees, with tllo air -.,er.lure
"'°'11 75 d-.
More !ban at,000 ,..... -ocled U.
S:in ClemeiM'1 bea<b'9 Satunlay, and
19,000 Sundey. Satunloy'1 three fOllC
surf made for flve rescues, as com•
pared to Sunday's aeven rescuu 1D
four foot surf.
Orange
Wea&11er ·
Don't loot for much change
In the weatbor picture Tuelclay
•tong the Ora.,. CouL The
word is for early cloudt 1nd aft·
ernoon sunshJne, as wual.
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·captives Hint Major .,
M100N W'l-,~ -·•ms ... vi.t-Clliif I I 11 , -eoptlmilna to supp])t evidence that the
foe lo ~ far a m.qor third ol·
. ftnll.0, 8"'llh Vlelname1e lnteW1ence
, I o.-to 1et up a, lint old lllaU... ff,.(111t 41111111~~--u .'°"4
-lllp to trt•• tho 'll'GWlllod Ill ~ ~u ~ ~d. _ ...... ...a; ... ~-=it'.:'.:..~.=
. -lald~y. All alllcor ol the IGltlt ~ 0., 1-•."-"-&14od bJ ... u.s. Jlat-ID i.oa AA Pr~ told 1111 ,Q.ij.... ad ~ SlcnJpJ
8-.,.._. • a v • told ln·
ta1aplii1 -allied bombing raids ~ sweeps around Saigon are
" dUnlpllnf these prepara · .1 11 .....
captors that six bllttalions and two Clark M. Clifford. '
A femole Viet Cong squad leader
cop4lued bJ South V i e I n am e 1 e
lill>clrllo l£""PI laid she had been
sapper companies, a total of 2,200 .• He s.ald,t.!i:e. ene~y tr,oop~ ~ould try
men, would be used In the ofiengjve. ·to isolata:tbe &lea. Roa ·bijtiw~: a.~·
Intelligence ollloer1 aaJd he listed the · main--nortblµ'D roUte ,from_SaJ&on;
main targets in Saigon as the national seize the 9th Precinct police head·
and local police .h~quarters, the quarters·southeast of the capital, and
presidential palace and Jl)ilitia postJ. · •ttack Uii ttfvernment radio station,
. Another prisoner, the executive of· tbt ',U.S. Ji.!inbassy. the Vietnamese
Plaile Faeis
'South.,,and Needs 13 More Airports'
LOS ANGEi.ES 1 ~...P) --The · Cbarles C. Tillinghast Jr., president
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Federal Aviation Administration, of Trans World Airline11 said the Los cillDf a lll j>ercenl iDCrUse ill air traf· Anglloc air traffic liluation bu not --
fie at Aagelu IDterutiOnel Airport ·created a crisis u It h11 in New York
for ~ tint half 'of tbe )'Ill', 11ys where somt plants circle fot J'lour1•
:;oul\etn·l;al!lon!la needs at !Nit 13 before landlng, but that !As Anee!OI
•more alrpc:irts. • problem has betome ••sert.001."
'J'be FAA Air Traffic Division chief A United Air Lines spokesman said
in the westero region,,Lynn Hink, said Los Angeles had not suffered so much
Sunday curiently 4S public and nine "a problem of delays" but warned the
military llirports in· the Los An&eles matter could &000 worli&ll.
Basin area bandlt' 3,00Q aircraft Air facilities will be restricted in the
· operation an hour. . future if there are not enough peopple
' "It is obvious that witb. this fan,tastic and equipment to cope wittt tbe·traffic,
increase in a.irtraffic volume, . some Hink warned.
additional facilit.ie1 mQlt be obtained "We art standing at a ~s,'' ·
and Lmproted," he 1aid. he said. "We must recocruze we have 11We estiinate wt n'eed 13 addi.tiooal a problem and do something about it
general aViation airports in the or we're not going to have the growth
SOuthern cautornia area," he said. we can have.''
Capo Airport Scheduled
For 2nd Annual Fly-in
Tbe famed swollows of Sall Juan
C&platrano will haw somethlnr to dort
about Sept. I.
l'ho lltthi birdl of song '"1d story will
be g1vlne II!> •~me of their air space to
the 1econd Unual 111y-In 1pon1ored b\·
the Oran11 Colll!fy Qlapter of the Ex
·Medical School
Cla!l8es Still
One Year Away
It 1'111 be 1i11ottiet year yet untJI
''8e!*D>btr of 111119; befor<1 mldical
-balfn t1udi11 ·on th• UC! campu1.
. Th•f firat docix>n in trainln1 to walk
tht Irvine .,._ will bt first and se·
cOi!CI y .... medical otudents who mwt
remoin another year al the Los
~campus.
Third and too:a> year student.,
however, will begln clinical work at Or-OOumy Madlcal Ceeter this Slplomber.
UndordaA111t11, who learn tboir
medicine in the . classroom , won't
move to UCI .until compleUoo ol a se·
cond lnterlm medical buildlng. The
first campus ~edical building, no\Y
neMn& eompletlon, 11· to house the
medlcol IChool admlnlstralion. It 8110
will provide some laboratory space.
ilMll Wan-en Bostick oaid tllm will
bt 1311 m-atudents doinl clinical
work It tbe Oounly Medical Center
this fall and 128 at Irvine next year.
During tbe move period each cla6s
13 beUli cut back to 64 students, UC!·
CllifGrnia CoDeae of M· e d i c i n e
graduated 119 in June and now has 75
seniors, but the other three cla$ses
numhor 64 llludont... once the medicaJ sdl.ool is settled,· it
will over a pUiod o} years be built up
to twice the sir.re, 128 students per
oiu., Dean Bocttck said. Full ex-p•-ii upedod by tbe mid 19TIJ'g,
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perlmenlal Alrtraft ASIOclatioa.
The proud owner• olf both · antiques
and bome-con&lruc\ed aircraft wlli be
at the CapiltNmo AJrport with its
2,000-foot grass nm way .
'Featured will be flying demonstra-
tions and static dUplays of unique,
privately deligQld itnd conatructed
alrplaM1, Immaculately restored an·
tiques and experimentm air cushion
vehic les.
There will be ill expected 40
homebuilt alrcraft, and JS antiques
participating in tlhe one-day event. The
oldfft plane will he a 1912 CurlJIS
Puaher nplica built in recent years.
. The craft that takes the hOllOr of being
'the oldest original plale i• a 1900
Gypty Moth.
The pilot~ of th"•, ,aircraft will
ranee from corporation extcutfves to
blue oollat' wcrkers, with e:ome ex·
military end ex-commercial pllots in
the act.
Last year the event wu btld at
Hemet, but due to the distances in·
volved in eommutlne for many of the
pilots, the Jocatlon was moved to the
airport in San Juan Capistrano, called
"the best little field arOUlld here" by
an FAA offtcial.
There will bt plenty of space and
ample grass to sit on and watch the
action or enjoy a· picnic lunch. The
American Legion will host an old
fa&hioned 1toak-{ry,
Dog Tattooing
Gets Unf avorahle
Coast Reactiou,
Dog taltooin1 has come -!O ·the
Crance Cout. but not without mbid
r&actJont , most unfavorable.
"l had til e machines and ·got rid or
all of them," Dr. Albert Stockton •f
the Stockton Small Animal Hoip;tal in
Corona dtl Mar said. "I think it la a
good thing, but humanely you have to
&ivt them a tcanq.W.er. oOl<iW!le it
would be cruel.''
The natiooal nr11111i>ation, th e
Canine Bureau of Jdtatification in
New York with a local branch, Anim al
Idtnttflcation Servtc~ of Los Anaeles
11 d11I'r;nod to deter dolDePPlnl and
•UPOlement Ule Llllbor&lot'Y-Aftimal wtftare Act paslld, by concr.11 in
1967.
Under the plao, ...,,.,. Will have
their pett tattooed ttther on the ear or
flank by their own velerinarians with
fOur-charaoter numbers prea11lgned
by the Canine Bureau of Identification.
Formal registration data will then
be entered in the b!D'eau's New York
offices and a collar tag issued advising
any finder to telegraph CBI collect .
giving the number of the dog an d his
own idtntlty md loetrtion.
"I hive tt\t equipment.'' Dr. John
Wheaton of the Corona d~I ~r
Ani mal Hospital said. "But right now
\\'e are only usiDg it for Collfe nose.'' A
disease of that breed, the doctor ex·
plained, which lak<s the Pi""ent out
of the dog's nose. The maeb!ne 11 ~·ed
to replace lilt color. ,
, "'"1ey've bttn tryl::J:Jpt tlil•
orpaloation "°"'C for 20 an," ~· coaUnued. "ri'i-iiot re , Thal'• ""7 It'• not !>Ol>Ular. Unlll I 1ee tom•
dem..,d lor thein, I'm not 1obic to Ill•
It. I think you woutd find oat oul ~I
eve!')' 20 votarlnartw ha• tilt oqu;p. in•"· Othtr veterinarlw in lh6 ..-ea u3e
thtir OWll "'*"' ol ldtatiOcltlon wl!tl'e lllt unbtr II reoordtd ld1 by *-· , ..
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DIES AT LIDO HOME
Dr. Artllur G. c-•
Famed Educator
Dr. Arthur Coons ,
Dies in Newport
Dr. Ai<bur Gardicer 'loons, pro·
rnlnent educator and president of Oc·
cidenlal Colle&• from 1946 to 1965, died
ln hii aleop Friday at bl& home 240 Via
G<nOl, Lido Isle. Ile -68 .
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tues-
day at st. Andrews Presbyterian
Church, Newport Beach.
AltllouJh Dr. Coons had aullered
several serious he&rt attacks over the
past sever-al years, he had continued
to he active ln the community.
Tilt Cooas had made Newport their
pennaneot home since 1964. Ile had
maintained a summer residence in
Newport since 1936.
He was presidem of the •te'i Co-
ord.bl:allng Council for Higher Edu.ca·
tion and was active as a member of
the 552 Club of Hoag Memorial
H'Ospltal and wall in the Executive
Club of th e YMCA
Dr. Coons gained wide reputation as
tihe ninth president of Occidental
College, which under his leldeiship
mav<d from a small private schOol t•
1:aalrw1111 the nation's top liberal art•
tO!lolta.
: Ht was on the board " tht Federal
· ~~· Bank of Los Angeles and a
trw:tee of the Haynes Foundati on of
Los Angeles.
Survivors include bis wile, ·Mary
Edna of the home ; a son, Arthur Jr. of
Pasadena,; a sister, Mrs. Ralph
Sewald ol L.t...,. HUis; a brother,
Rex Co6ns · oC Anaheim and two
,,-ondchlldro"'
Tho lamlly ausl(Mls ttiAI those wtio
with mar tnake . a mehtorlal con·
, trlbution to Occtdm\ll 'Cl>Uege.
Private lntomi1nt will . follow at
. Pacilio Viet.-' Memorial ·Pork.
Arr~ents :er. ·under the dir'ec·
· Mon ol 8&1t1 ldOrtuary, -corotie de!
Mar. .
Mrs •. Hitchcock
Rites Wednesday
Funeral services will be .lltld.
'Vednesday for Karleen. Hitcock, M, a
20-year veteran orficer at the Bank or
Amerjca main office .in LCJs Angelei.
who died in her Ell'!er,1~ 13ay bome
Saturday. Mrs. Hitdlcock had been a
Laauna Beach resident for tht past
three yealti.
Memorial services will be held at 11
a.m. et the La&una Beach Funeral
Horne wlth t>r. Dauas Turner ot the ~ Be~~ Qommunltr_. ':::'yter· jan Church aftlclatt111. ln t will
, foilo•"•t· tilt lllvor-• Otmelorl' at lllvsnklt.
A naUvo ol Rlvon lde, Mn. Rit· dleoe\._ a member ol the !Alun•
· B""'1 llardtn Club and a membti: of , li• Pll:Q, a.. livid With her laml17 •t
. llll l!:mtrald Jlay.
. SurvMn1 Nra. llltchcook are her hu1btnd, John R., IOlll R~ 1\. and
WU~ C. Ill! ol lilt family home , ""d
a brofhar, l\Obart P. SIMptr o( Whit· u.r.
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--JhllDID~' exploclve charges under the vfuel or
whether minel were floated beside the
dredge and electronically tri.U;ered. It
sank ln 16 feet of water.
Viet Cong infiltrators in loincloths
attacked the U.S. air base at 'Ibuy Hoa '
earty today and blew up '6 miWon
worth of planes. Air Force offlcers
said nine Viet Cong were killed and
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) covv ot a brief rocket aod mortar at.
ta*. Fh1al ncat.prapelled _.....
and hurlin1 ,.tchel charges, the at-
tackers destroyed two tour~ngined
C130 transport planes and badly
damaged an FlOO Super Sabre Jet
fighter-bomber before they were
beaten back.
It raised U.S. aircralt casualties for
the week since last MondaY to ta
planes lost and four badly damaged.
Nine ·p1anes ,,... loll ID -Oftr Nar111 and South VlllDUD,
Liquor Store Robbed
· Dapper Gunman Gets $330 in CdM Heist
Newport Beach p0lice today 10Ught
a d.ajlper fUl>!DOl1 wl!o robbed a
C<>ru. de! Mar liquor store ol "130
and , as he ambled out with the loot iQ.
a paper sack, s·miled to the frightened
clerk:
:.. ·•-vou'u a good guy."
La Cantina Liquors, 3244 E. CoaSt
Hi~ay. was held up at 10 p.m.
Saturd>I'. • C!vk VlrPI Clinler, ee, Nid tile
bandit ,. .. aaWJ1 dmaed.
lie --·--P1!'111-" Ji!Cbt, --lie, .... l>laclt trowan, -malcl!illc a-ea -h I a c t
e:tml'ttlM and a back .38 w. steel
reW!vv.
u'l'tda ii .• atick~," bl IDlflPld at
CUQaer, .-in lie ll<ft. "Pat
everytbina1o tl!ls tack."
Ht produced· lbe 1W1 In ont hind
and lbe ..t.ln Ille olller.
Clluer later told police it wu a No.
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Al CllDaw ~ bandlult of bllll
Eight Killed in Collision
Of Two Private Aircraft
EAST FARMINGDALE, N. Y.
IUPI) -Eight penons were kWed
Sundey olght wh .. two private planes
coWded "'1d crashed "'111• preparing to land al Republic Airport.
Suffolk County police said there were four persons in each of the
planes, a two-engine Piper Alh!M! and
single engine Piper Cherokee. There
were at least two children in the twin
engine plane,· pOUce said.
The planet were both in tht proc11s
of landing at Republic airport, ac·
cordina; to George Van Epps, chiei of
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SHARK •••
bloody, bruiled body .Into the boot and
roared off toward the U.S. Coast
Guard a lotion in Bodega bay.
Oceanographers aay sh.ark attacks ai-. relativtly rare but they are
always a possibili\y, especially olf
northern Calilornia, where tht u•ually
cold wattr1 harbor a rkh feeding
ground for predators.
Each summer when warm e\QTents
bring an occasional rtray up from
· troptcal waters off Mexico and CentrJl
~rnertca, tbt danger tncrean,, ac-
cordin-1 to veteran 1clentl1t1 and
seamen.
Questioned about shark dancer off
the Orange Coast in the wake of
Lo1an'1 encounter with the man-eater
above San Fran*o, a Newport
Be,ach expert aaid it ii not M &Nat.
"Up there, thenl's a k>t more feed.''
said Joe Deem, building 1upvin·
tendent 'for CaJtlcb'a K-.rckbof(
Marine l.lboratory ill Nowpari Jleach.
DHm · •aid tile: :warmilll curnllt
·-around PO!nl ~. bringin' ~ octasional . stray · ma.n·
e•ttna: 1h&rk1 into •as rloh wtth·tna· rlM llle and CODIOCIUOGtly Cood-divlng grounils. · ·
HJ uatd to· fish tuna up there -for
25 yean,'' said· Deem, "and l know
-that area welt" ·
the Ntw Y ort olftct ol tile Nlllonal
Tranaportalloa Safely llOard.
'Ibo pllm11 fell about ono mile out of tho airport. ·
Police lald tht Allac caulht flrt hefore It cr&lbed about 1,000 yU'dl
away from Ill~ O>trot" In a wooded
... l*Z' • OllittWy.
An Eaat Farmin1dale volunteer fireman said .that the twln-enllne
plane contatneci'the bOdies of a man, a
woman, a boy and girl.
Firemen Crom five volunteer fire
companies in central Long Island area
on the border of Nassau and Suffolk
counties were oalled to extini\li&h the
fire.
Festival of Ai1s
' Sets Deadline
•·For Scholarships
l\il!lllcation deadlino for tile Fesllval
of Arts ldvaactd and 1 p e c i a l
...,._P pro11·•1111 bit beoa .. t for
Aus. 10. ,
Je... Riddle, d>IUman ofl tile
Festival Sdlolar!bip Oommiltee, .laid
c.-tos !or advanced trelJIWg
aeholarishipl Qd tuttton grnt1 must
b'! graduates ot Lltuna lleactt Hieb
School.
Soholarsbtpl are awarded ... for one
year's atudy at 00Uege1 or accepted
art ochools Within 1l1e U.S.
In or<ltr to be eligible for special ~ps. cllddetes must be
. lt'&duatOI of !Ja«una B-. N"Wrt l!art>or or Sift Juan O&pi• · 1!lth
aohoob and tnust h.ve 1 o01-
l•1• Of•• eocrodittd art ~!·for
two yeen. Thete acbo 11i"7 l>e
awarded !or • !UH )'tllr· ·part~ a
' yetr Ud .may a!oo ·lit , ltd f9r · forelln el\KIY. • ' .
. Full in!Ormetion on ' • lioitiiln .,,.
, quirements may be up at the
Feo'tival ol Arts Gell'!', . .., Laguna
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keep ·the .. pa!p dQCUllltnl DtUtral
u between GOP presidential bopofllls
-but a -ol rivalry sounded at the
very !Int nuion.
Hu.Id stu .... lonc·tlm• Heter ol
the pruldontlal nomil!aUon, aceu1ed
New York Gov. Nellon A. Rocttfeller
and Rlcl!ard N. Nlzoa ol bainl ••·
mffhtd IA w~t lit caile!I th• erron of the Domoa"aUc admlllialrali111'1 Vie\.
nam policy. Stat,.. challeqtd tllose
hi aafd wbO are "retarded u t.be front
J'WlDll'l11 to appear in person ·btfore
the plaUorm·wrillnJ group.
Neither Nixon nor Rockefeller bas
asked for lime at the platform com·
mittee hearln&s, which are a prelude
to next week's nominating convention,
but it was understood both intend to
present some ideas through friendly
wit.neues.
"We don't know who ti tolng to be
the nominH," the platfcnn committee
chairman, Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of
Illinois , said. "I'm keeping myseU free
-from that controversy -if it is, a con·
troveny." lie. 1a.id .bt hoPtl other
members of the -committee will
refrain from pushing for t h e i r
favorites through platform wordin g.
Elsewhere on the pollUcal scene:
Sen. Euaene J. McC~tbY 'says his
goal a1 president next to ending the
Vietnam war would be to divert most 1
ol 111 ¥30 blWon annual budget to city
problems, which be c.US the nation's
ttCODd most critical concern.
But Vice President Hubert H.
Humpbre,'s camp claimed Sunday
deleaate-selection reaultl i n d I c a t e
Humpbrty will have '1far more than
. enoup" votes to win the Democratic
presidenUal n o m i n a t J o n over
McCarthy on the first naUonal con·
vention ballot.
McCarthy, in a policy 1tatement
l11utd Swlday, •aid be would not wait 1
for an end •to the Vietnam war but as
preaid•l would beliJI diVtrlinl """"Y 1
toldoinlltli: Jl(Clblems u the war was de-escalated.
· . lie i>lld#ed ·, · "m111lve job creation
. P!"?Jr&Jn'.' ~".olvinJ. tax iocentiv11 to
J>riVlte tn~1e · ~ and aaid Utis
' would peMntt -a ·ltart t o w a r d
. ''.ell~!l_U9n, Qf ,Qi~Jlresent degrading ~lf~ IQ'.atem wh.lch eneourages
dependency-On I fhe ' federal covwn ..
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Trio Lose Lives
In Auto Wr ecks
Three persw, including a Coata
Mesa nurse Wbo111 ca" uiled 115 feet ·
off. the San Die&o Freeway and a Hun·
tiDgtoo Beach man demonstrating hil
new motorcycle, died in Oringe Coun·
ty tralllc accident.a over the weekend.
Humphrey
Camp aigns
In Watts Area
From Wire Sent .. ,
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Vice Presi·
dent Hubert H. Humphrey cam·
,palgned in' Wat.id: today with labor
leader W·alter Reuther at his side and
told Negroes "things .are be&innlng to
change and they ar• changing fOr the
better.''
There were no welcoming crowds at
the firrt two stops of th• day -the
Watll Manufacturing Co., a subsidiary
of Aerojet Genenl, lllCI a poultry
ranch in a residential neighborhood.
Both pr0jects are de&igned to give
jobs .md economic help to residents of
Watts.
Humphrey inspected a woodWOl'king
and tent making facility at the
manufacturing company, whose 550
workers make crates for missile cu•
lngs 'and b-Ospltal tmll destined for
Vletnom.
In a brlol 1peech Humphrey oaid
that people with good Jobi and good
pay are interested ln taking car~ of
their community and have a stake in
the nation.
In a later address the vice president
said bis first t.ask if elected president
"will be to restore peace in Vietnam.".
On Sunday, Humphrey declared he
wm't "be driven away" from the
Negro commur»ty by mi Ii tan t
hecklers.
The candidate waa: forced to cut
lhort a _speech Sa~y night by boot
from Negro militants: at a voter
regt.trallon rllly •PD!llored by the
Black Democrats for HumpJlrey in
South Centnl Los An.f:eles.
On Sunday, he told a news con•
ference, "l won't be driven away in
the future." He played down the in·
ciden~ 1~g be was "gratified by the .
turnout." wliidl he estimated at
between 79> mid 1,000 peraons.
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Victims were:
Mn. Aule SadeU, 64, o!_ 1199
Dor,et Lane, Cpata Mesa.
Brlu G. Fmman; 22, of 5812 Ha·
ciend.a Drive, Huntington Beach.
Daniel Jt Grudt, 18, of Santa Ana.
California Highway P a t r o l in·
vestigatora Pid Mrs. Slckett was
driving southbound on the San Diego
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Couty Trallk
Dtolll Toll
1117
111
Freeway at Harbor Boulevard early
Sunday wben ber car new oU tht road.
The ~ar slammed into a concrete
abutment for a railroad undrecrollsing
and exploded in flames, burling the
victim from the cw, CllP ctficers
.. said. -
Forsman was giving a nei&hbor boy,
David James, 16, or 5862 Hacienda
Drive, a ride on his new motorcycle
Sunday night when1he failed to make a
gentle ClP'Ve on Hacienda Drive near
Springdale Street.
The bike slammed into light stan-
dard, ltilling Forsman almost instanUy
and causing shoulder and internal in-
juries to bis teenag:ed passenger.
T he Grande youth died t w o hours
alter .bis motorcycle was .truck by a
car driven by Costa M e 1 a tesldenl
Alma L. Brim, 64, ol .iM Yorktown
Lane Saturday.
Police said Grande was riding south
on Briltol Street when the Brim vehi-
cle -northbound on the 11.me street
-turned left onto Wllshire Avenue,
Atomic Pioneer
Otto Hahn Dies
GOETTEINGEN, Gerin111y (AP) -
Otto Hahn, the pioneer Getman
research scientist who fatlleied the
at.omic age, died Sunday after a long
illneas. He was 89.
H a h n and hls assistant, Fritz
Strassmano, split the atom. in 1938,
proving that atom.le fission could bl
achieved by bombiarding uranium with neutrons. ·
Hahn was awarded Ute Nobel Prize
In chemistry In 1944 for hi• ~.
but he was a Brjtlsh priJone:r of war
and could not accept it until 1946.
After the war he vigorously sup-
ported movement& to ban nuclear
weapons. He diacloeed that when the
.atoin bomb was dropped on Hiroshima
he thought of. ti1HnJ: bimlelf. .,
"Nobody· knows lhe deadly danger
better than tile atomic &cienUst.1," he.
said. "Therefore, we mu1t appeal to
the great ones to settle their problems
at the conference table."
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Linda Harvey, p retty 17-yeaar-old Miss Westminster, helps-her city
"p'etal" ~e idea of planting roses at Civic Center next Saturday.
Each person who will show up with a ~hovel as'a 'volunteer rosebush
planter will be allowed to buy another rose bush for his own ·use at
$1 per five-gallon-car-sized rose bush plant:• Sweet-scen.ted. project
will get under way at Civic Center, Westmlnster Avenue east of
Beach Boulevard, at 8 a.m . next Saturday.
Hanoi Hails Rebel Raid
On Thai Commando Base
PARIS (UPI) -North Vietnam to:.
day bailed a recent rebel commando
raid ·oo ra U. S. Air Force bao in
Thailand and oaUed for an in·
teo&il!cation of such -cks.
Nguyen Thanb. Le, chief spokesman
f~. the· North Vietnamese delegation
to t:be Vietnam talks here; told a news
coafereni?e that "wherever ttie United
Sta~. is preparing aggresaion, the
people have the right to fight the
Ameri'ccms."
Le said that "the more tbe United
StatN .steps • up it.. aggres!ion, the
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more people fight against it, especially
in areag where American ba&es are
loclted."
Le did not deny a statement made
by th< u ; S. Embaooy in Bangkolt that
a Vietnamese was among the com·
rnando members killed d u r i n g
Friday's attack against the U. s. base
at Udorn, in northeastern Thai!4nd.
Le said Ulat the Vietnamese minoti-
ty in TtuiilMld, while abidirig with local
custorna and laws, alltigedly was being
subjected to "mistreatment" by the
Thai government.
DAIL V ,llOT f
Fire Threatens •
Governor's Home
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) -A
3,000-acre fire which t h r e a t e n e d
Nevada's capital !lashed out of control
today atter burning within flOO yards of
the a:overnor's luxurious hotiie.
It started in a Sierra forest Sunday
afternoon on the western edge of
Canon City, destroyillr one house.
One hundred other homes were
evacuated.
"This is the worst flre sinct 1926,"
said Gov. Paul Laxa}t, bis face smudg-
ed and dirty after he and hls wife,
Jackie. removed some valuables from
their fl0,000 hme.
Laxalt ordered 200 N a t 1 lrh a 1
Guardsmen to help fight the fire and
prevent vandalism arid looting.
Wearing slacks and a sport.. shirt,
Laxalt left his six children in the of-
ficial governor's mansion near the
downtown areas as names swept by
his ranch-style home near the edge of
town .
The fire burned in timber at 7,000
foot elevation, too high and tteep to be
reached by bulldoier1. Four hundred
men con(.l.nued to fight it, alt.bough the
U.S. Forest Service said it wu 60 per·
cent contained.
Total damage was not immediately
estimated, but Victor Goodwtn of the
.Forest service said watershed dama1e
.alone totaled $500,000.
The fire un\:ioubtedly was man~aus
ed, said Goodwin, because there were
no reports Of lightning.
"There was a def.inite threat to the
town," said state forester George Zap-
pettin.I. "We can't do a damn thing
with it In this wind," be slid &hortly
alter the blaze started. ancten from the fire fell on the
capitol IOd •lite office bulldinra u
Berkeley Man
Held in Slaying
BERKELEY (UPI) -Police todoy
he Id a 21-year~ld Berkeley m an in
connection with the brutal shotgun
slaying of Robbye D. Jobmon, 2.1.
Alfred J. Walker was arrested by
police four hours lifter the 1hootmg
Saturday night at the ·vlctim'1 apart-
ment. Officers aaid Jobneoa was sbot
in the face with a 12-gauge shotgun
fired .at point-blank range.
PolJce N.id Robinson W8!S cerrying
an envelope cmtaining several redd.Jsh
capsules and an amount oJ brown col·
ored substance they 1u1pected to be
nareoti(.'8.
well as homes. Many realdtntl
sprayed their rooftopo wlth 1udal
hoses.
Deadline Near
For Reagan
Recall Drive
SACRAMENTO !UPI) -Gov.
Ronald Reagan may :find out In the
next three day1 whether bl muat flft
a reoall elecllon t111t, IUf~ hekt at 111,
would deal a declliVf Mow to hll:
prelidentiol _..., .
A six·mODtb camplijn to ouat the ~ ' .. ReP.Uhllcan 1overnor reachu:. I final
deadline Wed nesday for githerln• th•
780,414 signatures needed to put th•
recall issue befo!'fl voter1 i 11
November,
ni~ .recall bickers tj'w'&• ~
Rea1an .. is not competmt ta :matt.ta
of government lllil public ollllri," 1 0-
cuse bim. of undmnininl the 1tate'1
mental beaHb prolfam, 11 u r t t n e
education 11)11 tryln( to furthor bla
personal ambitions trom t h•
governor's Office. ·
But, the recall effort could well be 1
twi>edged weapon.
There are eight m.illio.n r e&f.ttered
voters in California elitible to aip
petitions. Three out ol five Of them am
Democ:rall. U six months of ptheriftC
aignaturu can't find one milllon
vot.en dissatisfied enough to at Lea.at
sign their names, it could react to
Reagan'• benefit.
The California Republican Insist.a he
isn't a fonnal candidate for. the GOP
presidential nomination. But, be allCI
says he won't turn it down.
As a P.ractical pollUcaJ · matter,
Reagan will be out of contention cm the
national ticket if the recall backer•
are able to solicit enoua:h &ipaturu to
force an election.
It appears mOlt unlikely the
Republicans would want a candidate
for either president or vice i:relident
who must also fight to retain hls home
state's governorship.
n,e recall effort has been strictly an
amateur ogeraUoo ltd by Edwin
,Koupal o! Orangevale, a, 61aa111ento
1uburb, and bb wife, Joyce. '
"U it's humanly poaaible for
amateurs without 111y money to do· 11,
then we're 1oin1 to do it," Mra.
Koupal 1aid in an illterview.
Buffums' presents
natural mink jacketl in 3 leqtha
at very special 1ale pri011
IM!ums' lrinrs YOJ superb Vlluet., fintsl qutHly furs.
How is the li111t lo choose lhe sty ii that a ils you
best, in dlfk ranch, P1stel or Toutw11lint9' •.
A. Waist lool'dl jockol willl wlddinr blod collor, m.•
B. Hip lenfll J1<i.il wilh .. wl, 11& •Ill blck tollw, .....
C. 3/1 s~ollll loll(t ja<Ml Will •rt-r -· m.•
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1ndftllt Ttt 111bnl lick er• oink.
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N1l!r11 I •iok 1' """I s~llS Ind eolon.
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Sir ptlloilera at a Nashville jail were Gri.ly a couple of stories away
from freedom when their im-
provised ro~ broke and they tnd··
ed up in a 'liOlpltlll. Sberilf John
F r•zier said tbt six had knotted
sheets together lo make a rope, but apparenUy were IO" eal!er to leave
that they an tried lo slide down at
once. •
MOT11 "41 a ·UW. lamb. "Miu Wool of
Amnica,'' Marv Smilet1 of Dtnwr,
Colo .• cuddltl the tmall whit« lamb
during a prm bTtokfait which ma.f'k·
eel tM bcginniftQ of her rtign. The
20.vear-old, Muk11ed bruntttl ii a
;unior at tht Univtrlity of Colorado,
where she ii majoring in libtr41 art.I.
AU we can ~.ii "luck11 lamb." • Rumort are clrculating along the
French Riviera that actreu Brigit-
te S.rdot, married to West
German bUJinessman G u n t h • r
S•ch•, bu a "tender friendshif,"
goinf. with ltajlan playboy Lu gl
Rl n . Sacha hun't been seen at
their Saint Tropes villa in weeks
while rum ·accompanied Miss
Bardot on a recent cruile to
Sardinia and Monaco and turns up
nigbUy for parties at the villa. • When a bandit tried to bold up
San Antonio grocer JOo Acosta, he
was routed when Acosta ·burled a
jar of pickled ptis' feet and a quart
can of oil at him. The gunman fired
three shots at Acosta, all of which
missed, then fled. •
A rush·hour accident turn.e.d 1 the Nimitz Freeway in Oakland
to one huge hamburger. Three
of four northbound lones were
blocked for houri when a large
meat refrigerator rig smashed
into a light 1tandard and over-
turned. CarCa1ses and packaged
meat spille d over the highway.
It took to0rkmen five hours to
clean up the mess.
• More than $25,000 ~in cash and
jewelry is missing from an automa-
tic coffee machine in Edward Zak·
eu1ke1 beauty salon. Burlingame
police said bandits who knew the
coffee machine was used for a safe
tied up Zakauskas, 44, his II-year·
old nephew andthe nephew's friend.
They put the three ladies in the
ladies lounge and pried the mach·
ine open, getting $8,000 in cash, a
Sl,000 collection of gold coins, and
jewelry valued at $17,000.
~Patrol. •
·violence Rocks
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By Uolted Pt<n !llteraaUoaat
Nlilooal gllll'd&men stood by In
racially troubled Gary, Ind., and
Grand ll>ptdl, Midi., 1x>day as their
counterprarU vacated Cleveland, Ohio,
1'(11 bltler and divided by 'vi<iloeoce of
last week.
Teen-agers ·in ·Pacific.a, Call!'., iJro!
\eStme an antiloitering I a Yf ,
overpowered police ·armed with bl.Uy
Clubl and Mace b,efore Teinforcementi
could be brougtit in to restore order
Sumay nlg!>t. (See otory page 7)
About 350 ~mea. we r e on •.mcri alert'' fD ~ near Gary lo.
day, mainta1nlnc an umuy calm f'Orc·
ed oo the steel making city which bod
erupted ln violence the previous nl&bl
A ~wn-tCHtusk cui'few, bans on gu
and liquor s&es, heavy police patroll·
ing and comparatively cool tern~
'peraturet helped calm the city oC
180,000 -hall Neero.
Ill ARRESTED
More u.. 110 erreatl' wi:re madt
Sunday nl&bt and-ly today, moot fe<
curfew vioaatlCIDI. P\'ve were errellM
for carrying weapons. . 1
Eatl;y SUlidly "• ·-.of Y<JUfl>
-Olll>Oiied to mol«eycio -· ~ .-1n Ibo city's ..-n
ghelto area. Tho dllanlor did not md
WJtil m perlODI, b:ludine • fireman
flgbtill( a blaze, wwe wowuled by
gwijire. Three lb'et1 were eet afire,
10 suffered -damage ond 47 perf(D were ...-ed. I
State Police, <lli<et!o city police and
Coot County (Chiel&!O) 1 her If I's
<Y..pWes were called in to help the
b!ieaguered city, Tho Cbi""IO COii·
uQgent left when tile .(UIM'd arrived. 1
ARSON OUTBREAK
The guard also stood. by at Grand
Rapida where the weekend's
di.sordef's began with an outbreak of
arooo Friday night.
IV.<n tbsn 200 lltate, county ond dly
police patrolled a square-mile area of
Grand Rapids. early today amid a
tightly enlorced curfew and a boll on
gas and liquor ales.
Sl>Uen arreojs were made durl111
tl>e night li1 the city of 205,000, raising
to 70 Ille rota! ~ during the
three nl&llto; At lout 15 flr-blnp
' 1 . Doctors Separate
Siamese Twins
Afte r One Dies
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A four-Oay ·old
baby, separated from her dead
Siamese twin in a flve-h<Kr operation,
was reported in "reasonably good"
condition today.
The babies were born Friday, joined
at the chest. Sunday, one -of the five-·
pound Infant. died, forcing sur1ery.
"The operation was a success," Dr.
Richard Connar aaid. "The baby is
alive and looks reasonably good."
The surviving twin was placed in an
incubator .
Sister Colette, .a spokesman for St.
Joseph Hospital, sa.id: "The doctors
had hoped to let the babies become
more developed and then separate
them in tieYeral months. But the death
of one of the babies made the tepara·
ti on necessary .11
Doctors initially reported the girls
shared a single heart. Dr. Connar
said, however, the surgical team
discovered Sunday that each infant
hOO it.a own heart.
Hospital officials refused to disclose
the identity oC the parent!, adding that
this was the wish of the couple.
-e ~ Sunday llllht. but moo!
Wert: ·mu.or•
Atllllloritill, inc•udill1 ~v. Geor•
Romney w11o lssuod 1l1e ordera, e•·
pecl..t to declclt today -to 1111
the tm«fency c;oocUtiODI.
PHOTOGRAPHERS BEATEN
In Cleveland. two National llroid·
casting Co. ptiC>WgraPIJ<rl fr o m
Qticaao charged they wm -.n i., .. Cle-j>Ollce Suaday wben th4iy reoponded to a Police radio cali of
policemen In trooble.
The inddmt occurred Sunday 11 ::;r.,.r,tr01. "'"'1'110\I' ·-blsnc;• of ytotbodtyncUcl~-k
bJ lllipar fire tllat lWoi! JO ,.._
lnciadln1 -polic-. Tho 3,000 Natllonal Guirdom•n, cajl.
ed In to help quell. the,dllorders, left
111< dty Suoday nl&bt.l•rt .IJl'.oblenu re-
mained.
Police and city official& -e blltor
over tile cODduct of tbe, dilturbance ·
and tl>e ftilernal cirder of polloe plan·
ned to •ubm.Jt •;lilt 0( anew.nce1 to
Negro M"'°' _Carl Stoba °'"f hlo bandllnJ of ... vlai«>ce.
Robbers Heist
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$100,000 Cargo
From NY Airline
NEW YORK (AP) -Leisurely J'Ob.
bers stole an estimated. flS,000 to
•100,000 worth of Import cargo from
Olympic Airways at Kennedy Airport
Sunday night alter handcuffing six
male employea and taping their
mouths .
Polict aa.ld the robbers -at least
four in number and at lellt 001 of
them wielding a gun -t.ook 50
minutes to load the loot onto a tractor·
trailer at .a cargo building at the
airport.
Police said the robbers wed an
airline fork-lift to gather up &0me of
the loot-mostly clotblng from Italy.
One ot the employes, who suffered i.
scalp wound when hit on the bead, 1aid
tbs robbers tended hil wound Ind
bouod lt•wilb a black .IOck whidt·wu
lylDg on.the lloor of tho oarao bulldin& batlr~. Tiie Injured employe, 'J ob n
Pqanakis, 11id be told the ?otitiers
that when he fell from the blow on his
head be dropped tome pilll he needed
for a atomadl. ailment. He said one di
the robbers retrieved the pU.11, gave
him one, offered him a glass of water
and told hlm to "relax."
Police said the robbers, weari ng
gloves and dark glasses, forced the
employes ol the Greek-owned airline
to open tht safe aa soon N they en·
tered the cargo building. Abollt '200 in
cub was stolen.
J<>1eph Maggio, one of the employe1,
took invent.Ory after poUce arrived,
and set the Ion between f15 ,CXXJ and
$100,000.
Judy's Ma nager Held
For Worthless Checks
ASBURY PARK, N.J. (UPl)-Sid
Luft, manaeer and Conner husband of
singer Judy Garland, faces a court
hearin& here today on charges ol pass-
ing $2,000 1n worthless checks during a
stay la.st month.
Luft waived extradition r r om
Philadelphia, where he was arrested
on the charge last week. He appeared
at poUce h&adquarters here Friday
and was releued in his attorney's
custody.
Alabama Goes to Hail
L.A. Gets Fir st July R ain in 18 Ye ars
California Tempertitur.,. ·-.. .. 'REVIEW OF ESSA W(ATH(lt IUREAU FOil CAST TO f:tl &, 1111. (ST 1·11 •M
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' 2.70to 7~20 Were Originaly 4.50 to 12.00
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Shown are just a few of .tho many ono and Noo-piece ey~lchori. Easy ... ra
Nylon, cotton and .cotton knits in prinh, ser.d~ stripes, and . checks. ' ' .
Sizes 3-bx, 270,-4.20 ••.• Sizes , 7 .14; 3.QO;S·'~ ••. Si1es 8-14, 4.BO-! ~O
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GrHI for totin g an your b1tch-tot-
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latest peperbock . . . AD large ind
roomy with completely w1terproof lin-
ings. In m1ny sh1pes end sizes, end lots
of bright .. ..;,,;.r colorsl
girls' lingerie f 18
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may co south com pl111, san dleto freeway •I bristol, cost1 mesa
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JULY 2t
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Tim Bixkley ind COl'Mdit11 Ad.tll ·
Ktet1 ere St.Wt 11111b.
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Vin John1Dn, f'fll!ip Ober.
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·'A Mot1froper Kllll111." A Cll'llf
}ewll thief uses Sf!. SfOM i nd OtL
Briua ta ncovltf stolen 111'1' lto11
enothM thltf. (R) m MlriM .., (C) (30)
II) llt Mnttnoll (30)
fl) Wiiii'• Mlw1
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tlfVilwl tht IOC!ll 1Ci1ntlst whMi
spetitlty 11 111lvln1 the prflbl
confrontine contempor11y 111111.
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Bl1U ind Milburn Slorle. No ttatf·
llrte mll1bl1 It pr• time.
D 1"' Monm: (C) (30) "1111 DeYll 111d Peter Tork." Eai-
l•m to pll)' I harp, PltM 111111 I
contrld with 1 music sttire proprl-* who lurM out to be tilt Devil.
Monie Lllldls 1uests.
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by I WOllllll who rtfU• to btliM
tht officl1I fll'ldlnc ht t boltlq ~
cldent. Jullt Sornm111 II f1aturld.
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111.'' "!hilt ti • top.llCrlt •mpll
of ltlCbt fuel brines RGbinmn and
Scott ID Acepulco on lttt trtn fll 1 bteutiful but tlulivt MPtd, (R)
·---(C) ilOl a ll!l m"' ·~ '""' tc> !IOI •lfhiCtiiTlentt." \lidorla's rt11ull-
llltlo!t It threetlftld when 1 a. toflll photocrlph of her Is Ulld ID
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(10) "Clln Whitt SUburbil Think
Bl1ckr' Mtmbers fll • IUburbfln
communltJ consider tht tubUe
forrnt of r1eilm In the ""'-'itln
mlddll cl11L The p1nt1 Is 111 In·
terfalth rroup of white •burhlnltel
who Join with Nlfl'O 111burblnltu to 10:90 OJ .... (C) (IO) 1111 Joh111.
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Bulbs." Th1l1su Crum uplli111 llow JerlJ Dunphy. to m1k1 v.rlous lyptl ol bulbs
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TUE SDAY
DAYTIME MOVIES
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GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
M.OON MULLINS
TUMILEWEEDS
MUn AND JEPF
#AllfT.WAIT/ l)ON'T l>RINK
T+IAT
COFFEE!
MISS PEACH
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NO OOCTOlt5. SQJNOS JOI.LY.
Hi!ARest ANO ttoW DO
HOSPllAL. WE m THl!.1#.10
IOMU.f.5 flOCI( TO THIS
AWA'f. MOTOftlZfO HA'fDI!
ly K .. lalcl
ly hi A.rrlola
-~ 6.,ffT l!<llJC!I OP WIRI AND PLASTIC
IS MV Wl~e., NOT VOU f
ly Harold Le Dau
l NM THAT I tNOW' MAS TAIBI N TO PIWNB "f 'THE INN! l .. ,...
POSE THAT IN l WAY lf"I llN FMt.1'
RX HAVlll6 MUl'TEP HIS INYITATIDM
-MT Mn ecn"T8t PllNIC AMP I. POtl'T ICNOW WMAT 1D PO ••
IY hrd Johnson
PJJ>SON~LLY,
1 THIN~ IT >JJJDS'
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ly Tom K. Ryan
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DOUB(! BACK -Dean Martin 111..t ~ on ·~~
Lucy Show" tonight .in color it 8:30 on·Chan-1 .~
Fun stuts when Dean Mortin'• double can't~-.·
date with Lucille Ball for a·ebarlty tnnl IO "1 !Ill '
shows UP to l!Il in for h!J!\. :....~
TELEVISION VJE1f8
Monday Night
Lineups Set
ly RICK DU IROW . "·J
HOLL \'.WOOD (UPI)· -In Ulo past lltl.~
season, CBS-TV's Monday night lineup d<llnol~
tho oppos!Uon and ' earned· Iba network ra..;...-
1upren1acy. . • . ' . . .
THE •LINEUP consisted. of ''GU!lsmoke," 'l".lli·
Lucille Ball and Andy Gfi#itih series, "Family Af·.
fair" and . the Carol .Burnett Show.
In the coming season, however. a baWe roy~
is shaping up IQ.r .Monday -.µgbt ratings. supremacy
-and the outcome may -determine which n~w~
scores best in. the overall statistical competition.
CBS; TV's chief. challence will c?me b'om NBC-.
TV, whose Mo~day night programs _1t a!mi>lY wiped :
. out in the recent season.. . .· . . • .
When last season began, the NBe-TV ff!Onclq•
schedule was 11Tbe Monktes," 11Tbe Man ·tram '
U.N.C.L".E.," The Danny i'hon\as anlboiOCY .Ill!'! ':
Spy.'' . ::• .. , •••• "THE MAN FROM -U.N.C.L.li.'' gave way jlt •
midseason to "Rowan and Martili'• Laugh-in;" Qd.. -
the olher three series simply won't be b•c:lt ill t!19,. . _:'\ .. ~·4'~w8Jl .. ind Martbi•s L&ujh-rn,i• JioWev~ ~·
Indeed be be~, ~d it !'U Jieen a. phenpm~a!L1 -
COBI &g8JJ!st .tile potent (;ll,S-:l'\'· Monda1 pairiJiF •. ;
"Gunsmoke"1!·&nc1 "Th8 Lucy .SboW."' · ·· .• · ~·
FURTHl!RMORE, NBC;TV will follow "I' ~: in" .with its new Monday night mov,ie series ~
third weekly motion ~~riiture for the ~~work,'.' >-also sbows feature s on Tuesdays and. . •
days. ~"'-In addition, NBC.TV will precede 1'La .. : ~.~
with the long-running Barbilra Eden 1erl~~ •
Dream of. Jeannie'' -.a long run.in t~levisi?n ~
ing anything you can still remember the tiUe .cifi ' . ' ~-. .,
50 NBC-TV will go with three snows on Mo
nights against CBS-TV's five. And many eyea -
on CBS-TV tO see whether Griffith'& retir _
from bl& series, plus the scbeclulliig of a re
ment show, will hurt the network's liil~up. '
The new 1erie1, starring Ken Berry, ii _.
11Mayberry R.F .D.," and is similar in tone ...:. '":
Griffith show, and in fact is set in the some. IC)ijQj.:
em locale. . '
''MAYBERRY R.F.D." is one of the three .C..
TV shows that.will go up against the NBC·TV JDOY\t..
the others being "Family Affarr" and the Clrill .
Burnett program.
111 Dream of Jeannie," meanwhile, squares off
against the first half of "Gunsmoke,~' .with .. ~:-
in" picking up against the ,econd half. '·" ' ABC· TV doesn't figure, at this point ,to give rttl1
ratings competition to CBS-TV and NBC-TV on.M~
days, but ii will drain off some Qf the audio~ wi11t
Iba following lineup: :.
''The ·Avengers," ''Peyton Place," 11Thl' Ouj-
casts" ( a new hour western with white and NW
star•) and "The Big Valley.'' '"
... LUCILL! IALL.-~owever, may find her111f ·a-
little more pressed in the .ratings than usual.
"Laugh·in'' .has ·done lo well: against her the~ lb:&:
waa talk of moving her senes. Now she will
"face tlie competition cif ,.Peyton Place." ~ "'.
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1968 A utO. Sales
May Hit Record
By Carl Car1tfa111•
With June being ooe of the
big volume months, it looks
a, if the auto industry la on
tts way to a record year in
new car 1ales.
Sales for the first six
months are generally well
ahead of 1967 with 1ome
divisioog coatlnually posting
recorda:. Stiou1d sales re·
m~dn steady through the re-
mainder of·ttie year, predJc·
tions made by some at the
year's beginning that 1968
would be the best in tustory,
could well be proved true.
Always optimists. a u t o
leaden are running high With enthusiasm right now.
THlNGS REMEMBERED
ABOUT THE '11'1
As the 1968 model pro-
duction year comes to a
close and some of the
world's • ' w or at Jtept
secrets" slip out on the new
models, we think about
some of the likes and
dialikes, surprilff and
di5M>P0intments ol the cur-
not ~la.
Special ew.ard to Dodge
lor the 1988 Charger. After
the ,.66-'67 ·Charger.. which
W:llll't too tuettSsful, Dodge
bounced . back quickly &lld
Ht unbelievable a a l e 1
reccwds with the newly
designed model.
A vefy small but signifi-
cant acctssory on Chrys-
Plym and Dodge products ia
the 30 iecond light by the ig·
nition key-hole. Stays on
long enough for you to insert
the tey. Buick's Cruise..Con-
trol; the euiest to operate
and tbe Jn09t accurate of
My we tried. A rtcOm·
mended accessory to Buick
buyers.
Mercury Coucar's bandi·
ing and suspension on the
GT; awards of ei:cellence to
Javelin and the 'AMX, tbil '
year's additioaa· to
American Motors that gav.
AMC.dealers 1omethln1 new
move paid off with nine ec:m-
secutive morrthl of new cs
aales record.a.
The new Chevy Corvette
and Lincoln'• Continent.I
Mart Ill, both are fantastic
new U.S. autoe. 0 Id 1
Torooa®, the quietest car
we drove. The 10-called
"blended. bumper" on the
Pontiac GTO , looks llffl, ii
very pr-actical, IDd we can
expect to see more of the
aame in V.
Pootiac'a Catalina two
door haxdl<>p, a super buy
lor tile ..-y. Oievrolel
Caprice 2 door hardtop,
quite a hu:uriou1 change
from older Cheva.
Surprl.siog is the atill
growinc 1ucce11 ol
"prerformacce car1'' (Roed
Runner, Super Bee, Fire bird
400, Shdby Muotan1, etc.)
with the older •£• eroup.
Welcome addition to VW
and Poncho 11 tile Sport
shift. You can 1hlft if you
want OT drlvt it u an
automatic.
Our choice of wag<N (we
dJ'ove only a few) are the
Dodge Coronet and
Plymouth's Sport Satellite.
Both intermediates, both.
similar, and both good.
Three Buicks all good; GS-
400, Le Sabre, and Wildcat
-can't remember having a
bad ride in a Buick. We didn't drive the l\.ivier.i.,
always a favorite and one of
ttie best. Cad El Dorado;
success speaks for it.self as
dealers never have enough.
Things that are
bothersome are new cars
that rattled: that wild noise
that comes from GM cars
when your key is left in the
ignition and the driver's
door is open O£ ajar; the
warning ~ht sy~ that
fails to work, letting the gas
tank·run dry; the headliner
interior on some cara that
looks u if it waa juat an
after1ilougbt; ti!< llld•ous
"barber chair" h e a d
:restraiotl, and the 5 seat
belta in the front seat; there
must be: a better way.
Some of the changes for
'69 will be the addition of a
convertible for both Cougar
and Plymouth Road Runner,
t.he concealment of the radJo
antenna by Pontiac, a new
anti-skid device from Ford
Motor Co., stronger stress
on safety features as re·
quired by the govemme_nt ..
(More oo this soon.)
ELECrED 'PRESIDENT
K ... t All°"
Kent Allen, 30-year-old
general manager of Chick
Iverson VW in Newport
Beach, was elected presi·
dent of the Southern
California Vo 1 ks wage n
Managers As&ociation at its
annual convention in Santa
Barbara.
Allen iii well qualified to
assume bis new duties of ad·
vaocing better b u s i n e s s
management policies. He's
been in ttie businff6 since be
wa& 15, starting as a lot boy.
He's worked as a new car
delivery boy, parts man,
servi~ adviser, salesman
and as used and new car
manager and at one time
had a used car busineH of
rus own . He bas been with
Iverson since 1962.
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What was to be the world's No. 1 nuclear seawater
aesallln( plant comblnad with electric power production
has gone down the drain, at-least for the present .
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'Ale plant waa to have been built on a man-made
Island off Bolas Chica beacb In Huntington Beach. It
wu to produce 150 million gallona of fresh water per
.i.y, In !ts final phase, and enough power lo substant-
ially augment present power production for Southern
<lalilomia's (rowing needs .
'Ibe plan was to mi.J: the water with Colorado River
waler to five ii more palatability than distilled water.
All-In-all, the huge plant was planned as a pace-
aetter for the whole world -a thirsty as well as power4
hungr)' world. It would have produced a number o!
benefic:i&:l side effects for the Orange Coast -another
boat harbor and warm water to attract fish, not to
mention 'the whole operation's value as a tourist mag ..
net.
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What must rank as one of the colossal budieting
miscalculations of this century is apparently responsible
for the project's collapse. Six partners -four publicly
owned, two investor owned -agreed to go ahead on
the basis of an original cost estimate made several
years ago which totaled $444 million.
" But that est:imate included no projection to cover
rising costs of inflation between the time of the original
survey 8nd the period of actual construction.
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When current estimates came to f765 million instead
of ff44 millioll, the utilities involved -especially the
The Means to
Real Peace
'Ibe most thoughtful and re1evant
words I can find for our time were
wrjtteo by Nietzsche in lSIKI, in whicb
this' great (end much misundecstood)
thinker came to grlps with the basic
problem atructing the human race:
•"J'be meam &o real peace: No
government admit& that it keeps an
army to satisfy ocCMionally the desire
forcoilquest. Rather, the army la sup-
posed. to serve for defense, ad one in·
voku· the morality th'at approves of
1eH-deftnse.
"But UliA: implies one's OWD morality
and the neighbor'1 immorality; for the
neighbor must be thought of as eager
to attack and conquer if Our atate
must think of means of self-defense.
"MOREOVER, the reasons we give
for requiring an army imply that our
neighbor, who denlea the desire for
conquest just as m uch u does our own
state. is a hypocrite and a cwming
crimiDal who wouJd like nothing better
than to overi><>wer a harmless and
awkward victim without any fight.
"Thus, all states are now ranged
against each other; they presuppose
their neighbor's bad disposition and
their own good disposition. This
presupposition, however, is t.nhumane,
as bad as war and worse. At bottom,
indeed, it is itself the challenge and
the cause of wars .... We must abjure
the doctrine of the army as a means of
1ellidefeme just n completely as the
mi&lre for conquests.
"AND PERHAPS the great day will
come when • people, distinguished by
wars and victories am by the highest
development of a mllltary order. and
accustomed to make the heaviest
sacrifices tor these things, will ex·
claim of its own free will. 'We break
the sword,' and will smash its entire
military establishment to its foun·
elations.
"Rendering oneself unarmed when
one had been Ute best armed, out of a
height of feeling -that is tbe means
to real peace, which must always rest
on a peace of mind; whereas the so·
called armed peace, as it exists now in
all countries, is the absence of peace
of mind. One trusts neither oneself
nor one's neighbor and, half from
hatred, half from fear, does not lay
down arms.
1'RAmER PERISH than hate and
fear, and twice rather perish than
make oneself bated and feared-this
must some day become the highest
maxim for every si ng 1 e com·
monwealtb, too ... They work in vain
when they work for 'a gradual
~rease of the military b u r d e n . '
The tree of war-glory can only be des·
troyed all at once, by a stroke of
lightning.,,
These are harsh and terrible words,
almost too frightening to contemplate.
Yet there have been a hundred big and
little wars since Nietzche wrote them,
and the biggest is yet to come. Is it
barely possible that nothing less than
his drastic recommeOOation may save
us?
Committing a Nuisance
When she tirst saw them, Hazel liked
the plans for a shopping center near
her home. But when the developer
s:tarted to work, dirt and dust blew all
over her place. The dust damaged her
rugs, marred her furniture, and
scratched the paint on the outside of
ber house. After Haul had her lawyer
look into her plight. she sued. She
claimed that the developer had failed
to water down the earth to keep dust
fron\·blowing on her place. Besides, he
could' have put up barricades to stop
1ome of the dust.
The builder denied liability . l~e said
he was lawfully making the best use of
his own land. Besides, he said,
nelghtiOrs would have to bear some flf
the pains of "progress.''
HAZEL WON her lawsuit. Although
evei'y owner has the right to make the
bt:lt, UH of his own land, he cannot do
unre111onabte things Uiere which
injure bis neighbor. This builder
mO¥ed bis earth in an unworkmanlike
way.Jfe made a nu~. a.nd ruined
WI neilhbor's enjoyment of her
property.
A perton cannot do unreasonable
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Dear Georae: Could you tell me bow 111'
_ llory obolll th• Easter Jlunn1 go<
1tarted!
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D.,.r Tim :
k '• odd hQw Gitto I get that
question.
Tbll bll bunny rabbit stmed
COl'RJns AfOUnd on Ellttr Ind
bldln& ..... $oon be -kno"'!. u h "Eulir Bimy." I le•r
lhli II quile •P111«>1>riote.
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things on his own land that annoy , or
cause discomfort or inconvenience to
others. If he does, he commits a
nuisance. Some nuisances are public
-they violate laws or regulations.
The person who illegally conducts a
business or holds noisy meetings,
pollutes the air or water, commits a
public nu.isance . The district attorney
n1ay prosecute him . If the offender is
found guilty the judge may fine or jail
him.
There are also private nuisances.
Barking dogs, the constant burning of
rubbish, the spraying of paint. and the
!Jkc, may unintentionally interfere
with a ne ighbor's enjoyment of his
own land. The injured neighbor can go
into court and have the judge put a
stop to this if his neighbor's actions
are unreasonable.
IN OUR CROWDED society. we all
must put up With some neighborly
discomfort.I. No one can stop all minor
lrrilatioos. The law will ma.ke no
special allowances for the pecuUa.r
quirks of initable persons. The
barking of a dog now and thtn, or the
frequent smell of garlic from a
neighbor's kitchen, or the buulng or
the nextdoor worktbop may annoy
you, but the courts will usually find
the&e activities "re-asonable."
In alt nuisance case11 Ule court must
balance sever11l Interest.is. liow much
disturbance Is t b e r e ? lfow
unreasonable is t.he actlvity' What
overall 1066 b: there to the comm.Jplty
ii the court restricll the octlvilY"
Hqfe; C.ff10Ml1 IHIWft .,.., ""h alulM • -
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laxpaylnf, investor-owned ones -reeled and took
another hard Jook. A ditterence of $321 million was a
sum only a federal government could overcome. but
even the federal Department of Saline Water and the
Atomic Energy Commission were given pau1e.
The project is now on the shelf. But how long can
tt be kept there? Even if the know-how this project was
to produce for the rest of the country and the world
were ig nored, the fact remains that still-growing South·
em California eventualJy wiU need the water and power
the Bolsa Island plant could produce.
Euphemistic statements about the demise issued
from the f~eral agencies concerned. The investor-own-
ed utilities were more forth right. They just plain
couldn't afford it.
But it's a project Utat must be carried out on a hlgh
priority basis. At some point in our future, nothing could
have a higher priority than the parched throats of
Southern California residents -or the needs of their ,
homes and industry for electric power.
It appears the only answer wiU be much greater
federal investment In the cooperating partnership be·
tween public agencies and private industry, With the
money recovered !rom sale of water and power to the
regional, municipal and private utilities over ~ period
of years.
Cancellation of the project is a great disappoint·
ment. But possibly all is not lost. The need is so over·
riding tba:t it must be met by some means.
Pressure on
For Decision
On Bombing
The Heal Issue Jn American Lile
WASHINGTON -Unhampered by
bombing raids on neighboring supply
depots and transportation centers, the
port of Haiphong is once again going
lull blast, supplying North Vietnam
and its forces fighting in the South ..
That is one of the hard facts ol life
which must be acknowledged by
President Johnson as he ponders a
future course with respect to the bom·
bing of North Vietnam.
At his Honolulu meetings with South
Vietnamese President Nguyen Van
Thieu, Mr. Johnson spiked reports,
cir<:ulating here and in Paris, that he
was ready to stop all bombing of the
Nortll. Soon he must address himself
to the consequences of the present
policy whic:h limits bombing to the
North Vietnamese panhandle.
U.S. pilots were never free to attack
the piers and unloading facilities in
Haiphong. Such raids were forbidden
for fear some accidental damage to a
Russian -or even a British -supply
ship might raise international tem·
peratures.
NEVEMHELESS, the operation of
the vital North Vietnamese port was
slowed somewhat by raids o n
railheads. roads and supply points
which serve the port facilities.
A•ll such interference ended, of
course when President Johnson an-
nounce'.d his sca1ed.<fown bombing
policy on MMch 31. It is now clear
that the North Vietnamese have taken
f u 11 advantage of the logistic op·
portunity afforded them.
Intelligence reports indicate that the
t•turn around time" for Haiphong -
the waiting and unloading time
between arrival and departure ol a
supply ship -is down from 43 day s to
an efficient 15.
The number of ships discharging in
Haiphong and other ports in North
Vietnam is substantially larger now
than in 1967. Russian shipping and
vessels from the Cree wOTld have ct1m·
bined to increase the traffic.
DURING mE the four months of
this year (including April, the first
month of the restricted bombing
policy) 72 Russian ships called at
ports in North Vietnam. That-annual
rate, 216 per year, compares with 181
Russian ships entering North Viet·
namese ports in 1967.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., 0-Va .. the
principal congressional auditor of
!ihipping to North Vietna m, reports
that the number ol free world ships
visiting North Vietnamese ports is
running at just about double the rite
of the past two years.
For the first si.x months of 1968.
Byrd says, 78 free world ships can'ied
cargo to North Vietnam. Thal total ,
78, for a six month period. exactly
matches the total, 78, for tht 12
months of 1967.
AS IN THE PAST, most of ~ free
WOfld ahlps supplying Nor1h Vietnam
fly the Brltigh nag. In the first sl1
months ol this year 64 British ships
visited ports in North Vietnam com·
pared with 32 in the same January.
lhr..,3h.June period wt year.
Faced with stat.isltc5 o! this sort. the
Senate Military Preparedness Sub-
committee i5 updating its recent study
of the air war In Vlttnam. Ola.innan
John C. Stennis. IJ.Mlss .. hH directed
the committee stall to give special
emphasis to the effects al the bombing
halt on tbe Communist buUd...u,p in tht
south. J' B1Roll<riS.A.U..
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New Ideas or Assimilate?
WASHINGTON -The rea,l issue in
American life wes posed about as
neatly and precisely as it can be at the
recently closed Natiooal Conference of
State Governors. On one side of the
issue wa s President Johnson's good
and c-lose friend, Gov. John Connally
of Texas; 8nd, on the other, a nominal
Republicari, John Gardner, fomier
secretary ol Health, Education and
Welfare. Both men were members of
the cabinet in the Keooedy·Johnson
administration.
Gardner championed going ahead at
great cost with new commitments and
new energy in the solution of sOcial
problems which torture this country
from coast to coast. Connally declared
Uie American people are tired of
turnnoil . tension, dissension and crises.
Americans, he said, wish to pause,
study and reflect on what we are, and
where we are going. People are
disenchanted with candidates with
new ideas and wish time to assimilate
changes which already have been
made.
THOSE WHO KNOW how many of
the electorate are on Coonally's side
and how many on Gardner's should be
able to predict without difficulty the
outcome of the presidential election
tlUs fall . They should be able to
perceive more clearly also the dilem·
ma o{ Hubert H. Humphrey, who is
caught. not to say trapped, between
the conflicting points of view.
For everyone who says t h at
Humphrey must break with Johnson
or the Johnsoo. Administration image
:~ <'i:
Richard Wilso))
to rise to new heights of social action,
there is another who says Humphrey
would do well to reevaluate the
Johnson programs and proceed, not
with new programs, but with those
which have worked or show promise
of working, Humphrey began his
presidential cam.paign with the idea
that the scope ot the social budget for
housing, race problems, education,
and so on, was ebout enough. But he is
being pus·hed or lured into statements
which leave very much in doubt his
real intent, ju sf as he is being pushed
or lured into statements on Vie,,tnam
which leave doubt about his position.
THIS, IN PART, mu st be a cause of
Humphrey's recent decline in stature
in samples of the voting public. and
the cause, too, of the rise in interest in
George Wallace, the mugwump can·
didate from Alabama. If the goverrwrs
Of the states. are any measure of
public opinion, law and order, and
stability and security ( C o n n a 11 y
version) are of higher priority than
the Vietnam war in the hearts and
thoughts of voters. For almost
everyone can agree that some way
should be found to end the war, and
the only question is how . Not knowing
just how, a majority of the voters,
lacking information and judgment,
may decide in the voting booth that
they can only rely on the judgment of
those in the administnttion who are
doing their level best to find an
hooorable way out .
GOVERNORS ROSE in prot .. l
against the new taxes which the gigan·
tic spending on Gardner's program,
offered in the name of the urban coali·
tion, would bring .. But ttiat did not
alter the validity of Gardner's main
point that big ideas do not come with
small price tags.
All the candidates -Nelson
Rockefeller, Richard Nixon, Hubert
Humphrey -are trying to find the
cheap way out through various devices
of public and private cooperation -a
Marshall Plan for the ghettoes, or
some kind of a private-public bank.
But Gardner is right. Every serious
observer reaches the same con·
clusion : more taxes, more programs,
and an overriding commitment to the
solution of problems which unless
solved will rip this country asunder.
WHILE THE GOVERNORS of tile
states in their black braid i?immed
while dinner jackets were seated
decorously in the convention center in
Cincinnati, automatic rifle fire was
chattering through the lrteaming
streets of Cleveland and 10 men, in·
eluding three policemen, lay dead.
It Y•as reminder enough that an
overriding commitment for both law
and order and for a new burst or
energy in the solution of our agonizing
problems are absolute requiremen~.
'Human Touch Is Not There'
To the Editor:
All the excoriations of J o h n
Birchism, Wallaceism, Minute-man·
ism, etc .. are but surface reactions to
something only a psychiatrist can
divine.
It' takes a certain type or person to
ad.here to these militant. Oliver
Cromwellian societies. In the main,
they comprise (observe this closely)
non-creative people. not like artists,
musici&M, composers, poets and
philosophers. They have the narrow
ouUook of incredible ignorance of
mind and soul and heart. All are of the
business world or in a laboring field.
The h u m a n touch is not there.
Business per se is a cold fish .
PARANOlA ABOUNDS in th.is sere
and grey world or whispers. This Is
peculiar to America. Our ~ri~
1 heritage?) h.as long been f1ght1ng
Pilgrims. Self·rlghteous and arch.
these odd souls walk a chalk line
toward eternity. Arthritic rigidity in·
deed. They fear the Mediterranean
world ttiat gave us the glorious
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
With tbt curtailment of mail
service, I would just u soon go
back to Pony E1pres1. I'm aure
we would havti better and faster ---M. D. J.
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Letters from readers art welcome,
Normally writers should convty their
messages in SOO WCITd& or less. Tht
right to condense letters to fit $JXlCd
or eliminate libe L i! reseroed. All let-
ters mu.at inclucU rignatiirt attd mail·
ing address. but name1 wiU be with--
held on request.
Renaissance era. Franklin warmed his
hands on that f..ire . Our founding
fathe.i.·s were. in the main. utterly
hwnan. When did the Devil step In!
When will he get out? I wonder and
worry.
JOHN HAINES
Dttep t lo1t
To the Editor:
The Johnson Administration ha1
once again pulled off a masterlul piece
of deception on the Amerk-an people!
The Army has proudly announ~. the
draft call was lower than It had been
since April. 1967. An exclusive in·
tervlew with some brass drone an·
nou nced that the reason w1s that
replacement! weren't needed in Viet·
nam. Everyone sighed. put dowo the
paper .and Mid hurrah for Clark Clif·
ford, he t1 really keeping our boys
home. 'Tis not surprising the public
had thia reaction becau.se as usual the
Army only <told what waa good poll tics
and what Johnson wanted told .
THE TRUTH IS; dlvlslons which are
due to come home are beln'I replaced
with re1ervi&ta. TheJe re.servlst.1 are
men of average age, 30 up tD 35 or 3$;
~ men hive e1t•blt1hed
thdntelvu In tMlr eommunJ\&el ind
their bualnes .. s. They ~ from two
to five children and ow.n homes with
payments up to $350 per month .They
coult1 afford this because Uieir
average inct1me was $10,000 to $50,000
annually.
These men aren't draft card burners
and beard wearers or loog hairs, these
men don't pour blood on draft files and
march in front of irn:luction centers.
THESE MEN signed up for the
reserve program to fulftll their
miUtary obligation. because the pro-
gram was designed for extreme na·
tiona1 emergency and any one of them
would gladly go, should this occur. It
hasn't: however, opportunists in the
Pentagon saw ttieir chance to show
these "weekend warriors" how it feels
to be a "reel" soldJer and they took It.
The reservists. like sac r i f I c i a I
18.mbs, meekly submitted. They will go
where younger me11 should go, U
anyone should. They will fight and
iome may even survive in spite of the
lousy training and padded reports to
the Pentagon by some C.O. up for pro-
motkm.
PHYLLIS GALKIN
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Sabot Ace Wins Snowbirds '·
SNOWBIRDS Sl~TS -\Skippers and crews ~ramble for weather
rails as gusts heel Snowbirds (above) in the 33rd Flight of the Snow-
birds. Emerging as overall victor in the annual small boat classic
was Pat Scruggs (right) who proudly displays the Albert Soi!and
Perpetual and the takeJhome :trophy,
...
Pat Scrups, long time
Sabot .ce Crom Newport
Harbcw Yacht Club, moved
uP a otep liw>dOf and ctp-
lured ti>• ~ IA11lnl of Ille
Flllllt ol. flh4!1 ::," ~ .. ~ ,
• 'Ille JOUD« 11dpper worked hil way to Ille beod of the
87.-lleet early In lllo
race and wa never headed
as the brisk eouthwesterly
breeze Pflll>ed him around
tlbe five mile course ill one
boor and 15 -· lo second ~ ond ....
ner of 11>e Inslee Trophy !or
first tlirl to flnllh _, LI•
GustafllOll, aiao ol Newport
Harbor Yodlt Clull, It -
the fir!! time o tllrl .......,
has placed N hid> • ,.. cond, .
As • matter ol lact, tile
girls came out even wttb t!l.e
boys in Ille fir&I 10 -s
for which trophi., are
Oven. There were fiw ..m.
Victoria Seaver, who for
seveml years competed for
the prize fur tlhe youngest
girl to finish, found herself
in the hallowed first 10.
Younil'Ot girt I<> lillieh,
•nd winner ol the A.B.
I YOUNG•ST GIRL -Ten-year-old Madeline Cole
proudly 1hoor1 the A. B. RouJelle Trophy on which
her name will be llljlrlved u the youngest ~I , to
finish the 33rd Ftiaht of. Snowbirds. Counctlman
Paul J, Gruber makes the presentation,
Lido 14s
.To Race
On Lake
Heavy Winds, Rains
Wet Ahmanson Fleet
Rouselle Trophy was
Madeline Cole, JO.
Eight year old B e r I
&rnord picked up tile liar·
ry Wel!h Trqlhy for tile
young<ot boys to fJn!Jh.
William W. Harvey, who
bu declined to give bis true
age for a number ol years
became a perpetu.al
r<eperater for tbe oldest si.p-
pe< Q) linillt.
Lido-14 &kippers Ir om
tllrooChout tlie oou-
and u far awy as Orelt'J
•tartal coovwging at Hun-tincton I.Ue near Fresoo
for the --long oatloool
dwnplooolllp reg-.
Newly 100 ol the 14-fOot
1loope: wtud1 bad their
boginnin& on Newpm'I less
than 10 years ago are ex-
pected to .,..,,.,.ie In lllo
regetta.
There ere 3,000 Lido-141 in
existence. '111ey .are Riled
wherever there i• • body of
water Jarp eoough to IC•
commodate the tpOrty cea·
terboards. .
Udo-148 are mainulac·
tu.eel by the W.D. Schock
Co. ol. Newport Beaoh and
Santa Ana end a r e
marketed ell over the world.
Practice races were
l<f>eduled b:l be held at Hun·
tingt.on LaXe today and
tomorrow morning. Actual
competitioa ror the cbam-
pionabip startg tomorrow
afternoon and will cootinue
throll!I> Friday.
llarey Wood of Alamlto!
Bay Ydt Chrb is the defen-
ct1n1 champion.
Newport Harbor Yacht
Club'• Ahmanson Trophy
fleet got wet in more w1y1
than one Saturday and Sun.
day In the Annual Newport
to Long Point and Rehll'!I
race.
Some 35 1all boab: started
the race Saturday in a
m o d e r 1 t e southwesterly
that carried them up the
beach to as far as the oU
islands before starting the
track acr<lss the channel to
Ca14illna Island.
Midway in the channel the
wind freshened to ~25
knots that aoon bad the fleet
plunging through and o v e r
lumpy aeu that thoroughly
drenched crews.
After bedding down in the
calm waters of Moonstone
Cove, the yachting crowd
was prepared for a com.
fortable night, only to have
their yachts hit by a deluge
from a thundershower that
lasted nearly an hour early
Sunday morning.
Thinga were even calmer
Sunday at noon when the
fleet set sail for home. But
the calm d.Jdn't laat long. By
midafternoon the fleet was
surfing ahead of mounting
seas generated by a
freshening westerly that
whistled up to 18 knott.
(3) Wind Star, Gene Trepte,
SDYC, 8.6084: ( 4 ) En·
chantre11, Allen K e 11 y ,
BCVC, 8.6192; (5) Cygnus,
Ernie Chipman, L B Y C ,
1.8490,
CLASS C -(I) Protege,
John Reynolds, N H Y C ,
8.8966; (2) Conquest, Bill
Polly; LBYC, 8.7109 ; (3) La
Prerua, Lockabey & Lip.
pold, BYC·NHYC, 8.9769:
(4) Typhoon, John Olson,
LBYC, 9.0392.
CLASS D -Arriba,
Smiley & Thorne, BYC,
9.0461; (2) Sanderling, Kirk
& Poole, VYC, 9.0991: (3)
Bravo II, Bill Haskell,
LIYC, 9.3084.
PHRF -(t) Anlt., Tom
Schock, NHYC; (2) . Skip,
Charles Rook, BYC; (3)
Amoria. Guy Inshaw. SSSC.
MORF -(1) Baby, Steve
Seal, LlYC; (2) Vivacious
Bill von KleinSmid, NHYC. '
Rise Tallied
In Boating
Accidents
.Mr. and 'Mrs. Donald Dab-
ney of Newport Beach won
the trophy for the first mar-
ried couple to fini.611.
As the Flight winner,
Scruggs took home the
Albert Soiland Memorial
Trophy. Dr. Albert Solland
was one of the founders o(
Newport H'81'bor Yacht Cltib
and also ooe of the in·
stigators of the Flight ol the
SJ:>OWbirds. The S o 1 l e n d Tfol:tl'Y was presented to
Scruggs by MN. Jooeph A,
Beek, whose husband w a 1
also cme of the founders of
ttlt race.
Mi!s Gustafson picked up
two coveted prizes. The
award for second to finish
was presented by Tom
Webster w.ho, with hi 1
brother Rob, were the first
owners of a Snowbird. 1be
trophy for first girt to finish
was presented by Newport
Mayor Doreen MarablL
Carroll Beek waa the 'lrin·
ner or • special
sportsmanship .award
presented by ~dy Grwn of
Balboa Yacht Club. She
finished fourth. but. told ttie
Ned w Si>'ow direct« ol commlttee Ille hod In·
the eeufu.rua Harbora and adventenUy violated a r u l ~
Watercraft, announced,. end withdrew.
YOUNGIST.BOY -Leon Meeks presents the Harry
Welsh Trnphy tor youngest boy to ftnlsh tho Flight
of Snowbirds to S.year-old Bret Barna.rd,
Wales Bowl
Has NHYC
The wind died Jn later
afternoon and the m•jority
of the fleet drifted acroaa
the finish at the entrance of
Newport Harbor with their
colorful spinnakers sagging.
Newport Harbor Yacht When It was all over,
Club wW represent Area G George Stur~· Columbia.
(California) in the Prince of 50 sloop was the overall cor·
Wales Bow I compeUUon rected time Wihner of the
which geta under way at Los combined races, beating out
An gelea Yacht Club Aug. 25. Jack Baillie's Newsboy by a
"wUh great eoocem" that The ~7 . entries wu the
42 persons had d i e d while lowest m man, years, and
boating in California during gave credence to t h e
ttie first five monttis of 1968. Chamber of C om m er c e
Tbe figure was termed a belief that the Fligllt -once
"sharp rise" over the 30 known a.s tile "world's b1g-
fata00es reported for the geat ltttle racht race',' may
same period last year. well be cm its w.ay to history.
Sprow's figures also ahO"Wed Jack ~· manager of
that the state's boaters had the fiPODIOlmg. Chamber of
reported 68 injuries and ~mmf!f'Ce, . said the Flight
$405,000 in JWopeJ"ty damage will be continued as long as
from 190 accidents involving there are 50 boats wtUcb
252 vessels. turn out for tile sudden·
Henry Schofield Wins
Cal, 20 Championship
The Prince of Wales Bowl few seconds on corrected
is the North American time. Release's combined
Yacht Racing Union' 1 corrected time for the two
match race championship, legs of the r.ace was 8.4476
comparing with the SMrs hours. Newsboy led both
Henry Scbolllld of
Alamitx>s Bay Yadlt Club
won the CaI-20 national
champlooship Sunday afte.
1hree days of rornpet!Uon In
Long -llarlJor, There were 67 entries in
tlhe reptta, roost ot. them
from Ile Southern
Ca1ifmU& area. The Cal-20.s
are m.anUfactured by Jenaen
Marine Co. ol. COlta M~a.
Beoat11e ol. tile 1iu ol the
fleet, the reeatta wa1 split
into two, divilliool efter the
lint t!ireo r...,, the top 31
compettnc for the cham·
~ and tile Hmalnder
aailiDg ,in a cc:molation
series. Fioal raultl:
I, Myq>ie ll, Henry
Soholield, Alamllol l!of,
2. Hwrtler, Art Gtu&er,
Alamibls Bay.
3. Blue Demon, L e 1
Manhall, San Diel'>,
4. Tan Tan, Ted Matson, Cup for juniors, Mallory Cup ways, but wound up with a
al ·~~ 'DA for men, Adami Cu~ for corrected Ume of 8.4612 uru~ ~y .. · • h I th 1w· I 5. Brisk II, Paul Merrill women and the Day ours or e o egs.
Trophy for 11Dgle.hander1. Tom Schock'• Santa.na-27 Jr., Alamitos Bay. Tim Hogan was the NHYC Anita was the winner of the
6. Get Away, ~ Berl· skipper winning the semi· Pacific Handicap division of
Inger• Seal Beech. final eliminations Sunday at the race in competition for
7, Wee Birds, Eric Conn, Alamitos Bay. He and his the Dickaon Trophy.
Sea! Beach. crew of Rick Hambleton and Winner in the Midget
8. Oiri9Dane, N i x o n Leslie MeSsengier, , defeated Ocean Racing Fleet wa1
Galloway, Kmg Harbor. the ABYC team aklppered Steve Sea1'1 Baby.
9. TNT, Jim Douglas, by Barney Flam in flw out Final results:
Lon g Beadl. of 1even races. CLASS A Ir B -(1)
10. Hana Pau. Dave Heg-The elimination 1 e r I t 1 Release. George Sturges,
g,ie, King Harbor. wag sailed 1n Shields Oas NHYC, 11.4479; (2) Newsboy,
CONSOLA'I'ION SERIES: •loops, Jack Bolllie, NHYC, 8.451J;
I. Hot Spur, Bob Kni.,toa, ------------------
Seat Beach,
2. Lo-CaJ.ru, Diet Spoor,
Los Angeles,
3. Tension, Diet Watldn1,
Lmg Beedl,
4. Hall Cir<le, Jo b n
Nooteboom, Los Angelec.
5. Open Hatd>, Gordon
Hatd>, Huntlngtoa Horl>our,
Thirty &ix of the deaths death race. ~~ were by dnJ-'"" Following are tile fJnt 10 '"'}'V''"""' ......... tiniahers :
-seven from I a 111 n g (I) Pal .,,_,_. (I) Lia overboard -and 29 due to ......... s.
the wssel capstzlna or oink· C:U.Waon, (3) Cllfl Wllaon,
ing. Two deathl TelUlted
from injuries received ln
high IP'<d NCing, two from
suffocatioo from fUmN in·
side a boa:t cabin, and two
from being 111ruck by 1 boat
while in the water.
Fatalities were reporled
from au parts of tile state
and involved all types Of
we:er -rivers, lU:is and
ocean. Fifteen occurred in ~ w.a&en, four in
~. u Jn riven, ond 10 ·In -.aodnaemiin,
' Tllo mo ol crafl lnvalnd
varied from IJ to 32 feet -
but mootq in file I 1-17 foal
rqe, All bul '"" of the boat
f:ll*°lllon were over 301
Governor Cup Won
By Argyle Campbell
years of ace. Activities were
principally fishing a n d cruiaJnc.
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Argyle Campbel~ o n • of the mtlon's top rollegl<tt.
1ailors, saved the
~·, Cup for &!boo
Y-Club Sundl)'-n be
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Harbor Yacht Club's Andy
MacDonald a nd Alamitos
B1y Yacht Club's Ken Weiss
with six wins eadl.
Scoring is on tbe bMis of
one point for ead'I match ""'°" and lerO for losses.
Mary Gri!l l lh , Los
An(eles Yocht Club's skip.
per -..S Jn lourth place
wJll f<lur pointa: Doug
&elello, 1--Yacht au11. and Jtrrt Jeo.up, San '
Diel'> Yacllt CJull tied wH11
three potnta Mell; NHYC's
Peter WU.On. B a h I 1
Corinthian Yadlt C I u b ' I
DeMla Durgan. and Hun·
lingloo Harbour'• J.3.year
old Rondy Smyth tied with
t"" wtm eadl.
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TWO-TIME WINNER -" Argyle Campbell, national·
Iy known collegiate sailor from Balboa Yacht Club,
made it two in a row Sunday when he successfully
defended the Governor's Cup for junior match rac-
ing series tnsUaated by BYC:
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VOL 6 r, NO. 18 r, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES NEWPORT Bf'-CH. CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 29, ·1968 TEN CENTS
S.....,Mrtl Slf•ts
Skippers and crews scramble
for weather rails as gusll heel
~ (above) in 33rd
FI r g. b t of the Snowbirds.
Emerging as overall. victor in
the' a.DDUal small boat cl8ssic
was Pat Scruggs (.right) wbo
proudly displays the Albert
Soiland Perpetual and the tak ..
home trophy.' (Complete story,
other photos on Page 24)
V.otinq:_.~~~~
Astronautics ..
Strike Threat
About 1,500 emp1oye1 or tbe McD01;1~
nelt Douglas Corp~'s AFooautics
Division are on the job today in Hun·
tlngtoo Beach u a direct result of
V 0 t j D g Sunday 1n wblch unkm
members of. two huge aerospace firml
approved new three-year contracts.
Voting continued today at
Astrooailtfcs, but. with mOlt ~s
cast oa Sunday already counted, union
officials indicated a threatened strike
which 'waa to have begun today ap-
'parenUy baa been averted. The strike
reportedly could have involved as
many as 150,000 aerospace employes
nationally. ·
Lockheed. Aircraft Corp. employe.s
also were involved in Sunday's
balloting on new contracts which are
expected to set 'I pattern for the in·
dustry. .
Members of th. e . International
Associ'ation or Machinist& (JAM)
working ·at Huntington Beach, Santa
Monica, Vandenberg Air Force Base
and cape Kennedy, Fla., vot,cl 4-l
Sunday to acciept a new eontract.
The ,,_.act caJ& for raises and
fringe benefits nftg.tng from W cents
to-$1.05 per hour owr a tbree-}'Ml' P'I'·
iod. About 4,000 of the mdon member•
meeUng at Los An1ete1 Shrine
Auditorium voted on acceptance of a
new contract to replace the one wblch
expired July 22.
!AM Presi-Virgil Percrem ol
Lodge 1578 ond B. R. Swill>er
presiding over Lodge 720, presenled
the new contract to the member• Sun•
day aoo ' ~ -'1overwbelmin.I vote in favor of tht new P6Cl"
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Don't toot for much chana•
lo the weather plcl1lre Tuaday
along the ora.,. Coul. The
word ls for early clouds and alt.
erooon unahine, II uaual
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DAILY PILOT lllff Pllefe
5 CdM Youths Arrested
For Marijuana Smoking
Five )Valhi were ~ 1n a
ca.-del M.u: beach can Saturday
nlcbt. when they puaed the pot pipe to
t!'!8 wronc party --a member of tbe
Police Department's HMole Patrol".
Police 1afd the p8trolman, dressed
Jn casual beaeb gear, made the ar·
re.u · a11er jCJlnlog tho g'!lh<rlni. ap.
poreotly uondlced. It happet>ed this
Wir/, accordilrg to po&<:
'lbe olficu entered Uie cave, in the
Y A.NDA.L DESTROYS
MA.IL IN NEWPORT
Scoeooe, DOl the mailman, reached
lnlo Floyd F. Holm'• mailbox FridaY --··toot oul two ODttlopel Ha bod placed tlltn lw delivery,
111111 ripped -lllto tln7 plooe&.
'!'be piocee were IC-in I
"""""' alley. H.t.t, UlO W. Ocean Front,
Niwport'l!elcb; told police one ol tho
eoveklpos contained 1 che<k for '29.15.
Th• oftler co.ltamed 1 check !or ~,2li0.
rocu near Cblna Cove, Iller he heard
inumbllnp !nJm wl1t!D. It·wu pitch
dart .ibllde, exct!Pl for ·a very am.all
fire , around which sat the teeoaged
boys.
The patrolman sat down with them .
No wOrds were exchanged. No one
coutd tee anyone. It was usumed that
he belol)ged.
The pipe ,..., IW!r.d with halhisb -
a form ol marijuana -and lit. It wa1
pasted lrom one youth to another. It
finally came to the patroBnan.
"No, thanks," he said. "You're all
under arrewt."
And they were, on marijuana
po111ssion charges.
NEW YORK (XP>=PriC'ii ftli.
-IUrther thl1 1fbernooo u troding
remained mod«atoly actlvo ID the
1tocl: .....UL (See quollUom, Pages
18-19.)
' Losae1 widened their margin over
Sain• by a rlllo of U>ree to one. The
Dow JOotl industrial average wu
down cloH to six polDll In lal<r deal·
ln(s.
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Reagan Gaining I
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Nixon Con.fident of Nomination .
Fl1!ll Wire Sent ...
Baclieo:i of !llcllard M. Nixon
acknowledged today that Gov. Ronald
Reagan has more support than bas
surfaced at the Republican NaUonal
Convention in Miami Beach but con·
ti.nu~ confident that Nixon would win
the GoP presldenU&l nomimtioo on
the lint ballot. .
"The likelihood ls that there will not
be a second ballot," a top Nixon
1trateglst 1ald. Gov Nellon A .
Rockefeller and bla supporters claim·
ed there bad been Important defe<·
tiona from Nlxon to tbe California
governor and· said tbia would help
Rockefeller.
The Rockefeller camp said NiXon
now bas no more than 515 first·ballot
votes with fi67 needed for nomination.
One NiXon associate, asked about
the matter, 1ald the former vice pttsi·,
dent bad been aware an along that he
was second choice amone some
delegates from the South and the
Rocky Mountain areas. _He mentioned
Miuisslppt and North C I r o 11 a • particul8rly.
The Nina source aclaad lllat wldlo
some of tDe9e deleptls are ·~
Reo " 'for ··-· . , ....._ -~ gan ' ~-C0111111D....-•• -wu sure tht1•wW "YOte Nl:DD'' at till conveotloe ,for .fur of --1n1.ap Iba
nomination IDr Rqcke(elkr. · ·
"They wouldralller bne a ropeot ol
1964," he aid, 0 tbu have Rodlii!t.Jllr
at tile be.Ii ol the liaet. "'H• 1iloned
to B8'Tl'. M, Goldftter'a bamlllotlllc
defeat by ~ .. J-..
In Jaws of Sha~k!
Skin Diver Plays n ·ead
· A skindJver prowling the Habotlom
off Bodega Say for abalone Saturday
played dead while clenched. in the
tootll·jagged laws ol a glaot wllite
shark, also hunting in food-rich te1p
beds t:hl'ee fathoms below the surface.
He almost didn't have to play.
Frank I.Dgan, 25, of Placerville, a
Douglas Aircraft Co. electronics
technician, is recovering today with
200 &titches holding togetber 18
separate wounds.
Pope Paul Hits
Birth Controls
In Banningfill
VATICAN Cl'I'Y (APJ -Pope Paul
VI today banned the contraceptive pill
and all other mechanical and chemical
means of birth control for the world's
half a billion Roman Cathllcs. He aJ10
indicated that the rhythm method
should not be employed as a regular
practice.
"Every matri~onial act m u.1 t
remain open to the transmission of
life," the Pope declared In a tey
sentence of this long.delayed en·
cyclical letter on one ot the most con·
troversial issues facing the church to·
hay.
"To destroy even only partially the
significance of intercourse and ill end
is contradictory to the plan of God and
to his will ," the pontiff declared.
This appeared to rule out the
pos&.lblllty of any future acceptance by
Pope Paul of contraception for any
reason and seemed to imply disap·
proval of the constant use of the
rhyth m method or periodic ab&Unence,
the only method Of birth control
previously sanctioned by the church.
In a passage directed to men ot
science, the Pope v o ! c e d en~
colU'agement for continued research in
the area of birth regulation. But again
he appeared to rule out any other solu·
tion than ways of imprc-vin& th•
rhythm method.
Lockahey Wins
Annual Newport
'Walrus Meet'
By .JACK CHAPPELL OI IM Dtltr ,_. .,_,.
Swimming to an imprecslve victory
001id a hall of dead fish, tomatoes. and
assorted ripe fruit, Logan Lockabey
outscored bis closett opponent, Don
Mor• Plctu,.,, , .. , 2 -:-:--:---::-Bumi by 1,U4,503.Hll8 poiDts. In the
annual Walrus nrim bel!S as. t a.m.
Saturday at the Newport Beacb pier.
The cocky 1.<>ekabey told the f).,,n. Y
PILOT that be liad nO doubll tllat he
would win, at least by. a note. His total
point score was 3.14159. Next was
Burns, with a score of minus l,414,500
followed by Kendall Jacobson with a
score of minus 3,500.000. . '
The Walruo swim hu become in~.;
nual put-on by the ·~ .,. ..
of tho Newport Bea<h Llfeluard
Departmeol, wl!o Ill oul to J>r1>vt to
the . 1oun1er llf....,U that. ..,.
pea!llllCe• Mtde, tbeN11 life ill tbt old
guardl yet.
Nooe ol Uie 16 old pard -!all·
ed to nnlah the, ... around th• pier.
Followlo1 the ,.JecUon ol the win·
"'"· the· judces ...,.. attacked by
diagruolled loolnc m«nben .::..~: lltall, pelled with -........ ond
i4to the ocean -a1t m 'tUn, ol CDUrlt! ••
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'J'be young father o( two WIS , lkJn
diving with three companions from a
ainall boat off Bird Roclt, 50 miles
north of San Francisco, when Uie blg
lbart, brought north by warmtn1 ·cur-
rents, swirled up -unseen.
Logan said something grabbed his
leg, then suddenly his chest and back
were crushed in a vise-like grip as the
marauder from Mexican w~ters bit in-
to'hls body. · ·
'"I could see it was a shark, so I just
weorllmp aod pl1yed dead ancl flnaJJy tr et io." said Logan ~ b1a
Sebastopol hospital bed. He II rec:onr•
tog at bome1todl.y.
·The powerful creature ll'WIDl on for
about 10 feel with hll terrlflad
mout-b.ful, th,n released the grip and
Logan -bis led wei&bt belt tom away
by jagged teeth -floated upwsrd.
The . victim, •h(>uted to ,bla com·
panfons ror; ~Ip· aijd they hauled hiJ ·<s.. SHARX, Pac• ·zi
'You're Good Guy,' Says
Dapper. BamJ,it to· V ictiin
Newport -iiolk!t fildi7 -;tit a cljlppOr pmao wllo · robbed a
Corona de! M.u: liquor slore of $330
aod, aa he 411lbled out with the loot ID
a paper sack, 1miled to ·the frightened
clerk:
"You'rt a good guy."
N~wport Auto
Injures Youth
An 18-year-old freight hllld\er from
Bell 'fP'al struck down by a cir on
Seashore Drive in Newport BeaCh
Satwi!ay night. .
Daniet .Jeflre'y Valolf was released
after treatment Of head cuts at Hoag
Memorial Hotpital.
Police sEild the accident occurred
near Highland Street at 9:15 p.m.
Valoff was walking on Uie . street on
Seuhore when he was hit by an auto
driven by G~y Lawrence Hall, 20, a
Marine staUOned in Santa Ana.·
The car ·W&s traveling et only 20
mUes an hour at the time, Police 1aid.
'
!,a C.~Una tlqoors, 3244 E. Goast
Hpay, was held up at 10 p.m.
S.lurday.,
Clerk Virgil Clloger, 68, said tile
bandit ., .. n&Uily dressed.
He won a -D plaid --" jacket,
bl8ck Ue, ancl black trouaen, with
matching acceseories -b 1 a c k
sunglasses and a black .31 eel steel
revotver.
"1bis is a stickup," be mapped at
Clloger, alone in tile ltcre. 1'Put
everytWniin this sack."
He produced the ·gun In one band
and the sack In the otller.
Clinger later told Police it was a No.
4 Kraft sack.
AJ Clloger scooped haodfull of bills
out of tbe cash re&.ister and ltuffed
ihe min the sa:ck, anotner clerk, Mike
Convey, ~alked in through a door.
"Don't ·move," Jaid the IModit. He
cocke<f bl• revolver,
Convey didn't move.
The uck ·fi.l.led, the gunman wled
· -p.rting ·with his friendly 0 good
guy" fbew.ell tO Clinger. ·
Cllllfl'r·Nid th• suSpect -about 25.30 )'Hn old and of aver-age belgbt,
weight and build. And well dressed.
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ud IJ'OUDd tweepa around Saigon are
· .~ ~g lbese prepara· ·-. A female Viet Coag oquad leader
ctpCured by South V i • t n am e 1 e
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uld. • · kw -· ..,..... Jlly 17 n1d two boltaliou
Aa ollloor ot Ibo -Viol C.,. lllda -~ b)' Ibo U.S. ....... ot Sl!g .. 'ara lnU..t for their
-In 1-g Alt~ told b1I _ _, DllmM &ocrolarJ . _.,wen ' In rellira I• om
caplon that alx battalions and two •' Clark II. Cllllard. "relretber lralnh!g couraee I n
sapper comP>n!el, a total of 2,200 · • He Hid t!li -~oops woald •try 1trole117 d tactics" at secret bases
men, would be used in the oUensive. to Isolate lilt Blea Hoa highway, ttl" near tbe_~~l>odiau border.
· lnteWgence officers said be llated the )naln. ~em" <oute from S'algon; • Viet "°". oajii>ero ~ • )arge
main tareets tn Saigon as the natiooal . oelle th!' 9th i'Hclnct police bead· clvillan dredge SundoY wtilob was
and local police headquarters, the c(UalWo ooutbeut ot Ibo ..ptal, and operatinC ~)he U.S. 9th •ln!antzy
p<ellidential pliace and militia posts. altacli t1ie IOYtrnment radio otetlon, Dlvt.1oll ~ al Doai.'hm 40
Another prtaone&\ the aecutive of·· t~ ·u.5f Em~sy. the V1etnameM mu. ., ol .Sai&-:-No-. wu .
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It Warmer ·
In 'Jlhan Out
It .......,•t quite M W e I outalda t h e
water u in, but it wu as warm. n.t Wiii the week.end weather word
today from N"-rt Beach Marine
Safety Director Robert. Reed. He said
the water temperature Saturday and
Sunday was the wannest of· the year
~ Juel under 71 degree<.
Mr temperature both days, be
noted, !lelCbed a muimum of 70, with
a l1&ht rain 1111fflcient to cut beach
crowds down to 50,tm Sundey. 'Ibere
wen only a few tboUNDd more Satur·
day. •
A total of 28 routine rescues were
logged SabJrdal'; 18, Sunday. Surf con·
dit:k>nl were modente •
The """"" woter and light IUJ'f are
expectod to slay around foe a few
more day11 Reed indicated.
Boys' Ooh Sets
Swim Classes
H you are still tbiDking about those
owlmmlng 1eaono !or the )'<JUllPter•,
ht Boys' Club ol the Harl>or Area ls
oll«llll( new cluses beglmlng this -· Cl11111 ..., avdable for boys age 2
'' LIFI 'IN OLD GUARDS YET -Seasonal Lt. Al
' , Irwin, ~lendont In hula •kiri and 111atchlng bra
with Lt,, Chuckles LocRabey, Area I division, and
Buddy BeWie, 1uperclllef, pote, 18115 Geritol bottles
before the Walrus swim Saturday at the Newport
pier. (Story on Page 1).
Y8ll'I old ind up with experience
rqin& from DUl-nrimmer to 1wim·
mer.
&creall-swimming ls held Mm·
clay tlu'>ulh"FrldaY from 2:30 to 5:30
p.m., Saturday,' to 5 p.m. and Sunday
1 to 4 p.m. Clao1 lnatructloo Will be
avallable from 8 to 11 :~ a.m. and
noon to 2 p.m. Mooday trough Fri·
day.
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KEEPING SCORE -Followed closely by judges
in doiy, AHistant Walrus, Kendal Jacobsen (fore-
grqund), •l"im' arotpld the Newport Pier .. Moments
later wrathlul contestants attacked the judges and
attempted ·tb overt\U'D· the dory •. Contestants re·
ceived 10,000 . points each II they were hit by a
mackerel, the fin! contestant to finish was penal·
ized 25,000 points !or not waiting to see that the
other conteatants finished •'!fely.
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$110,000 Golf Tourney
Slated for Costa Mesa
B7 ARTHUR R. VINSEL
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An established golt tournament ex·
pected to draw the cream ol pro-
lesclonal playen with Ill 1110,IXXI
purse , is coming to the new Corta
Mesa GoU and Coontry Club.
The Ninth AMual Haig sCowh
Foursome lnvitallonal Is scheduled
inimediately after the Sahara lnvita·
tional Tournament In Lu Vegas.
Top pro gol(er1 will tbm follow the
circWt from Co&ta Mesa on to San
Fru>clac:o !or the Lucky lnlmlallonal
Open. Touma.-ll>«e. laler in
Oclnber.
F<1r furU!er lnfonn.U... comact the
Boye' Club at 54M387.
Vandals Damag.e
Three Mailsters
'lbe rear doers of three Mallsters -
amall veblcles used by maihnen -
were kicked In by voodall, Corona del
Mor POii Olf!ce olllclall reported to-
day.
Police aald ttie mallclOUI mllcblef
occurred owr tile weekeod at the Poot
Offlce parlolnc Jot at 406 Orcbld Avenue. Damage wu eltimated at
'31111.
'Ibe Mailater were ·empty at the
time. No reaeon for the incident could
be louod, police sold.
Tomato Tossed :
At Market Neon .
A large -coet tile owners o11
tile Ba,.ide F1lb Mork« f35 over the'
--· pallce aald. 'lbt tomllt.o wu thrown at an~
oUIBlda hlnllDi clock by --. unknown. It-wU a bull'• eye. 'lbe! ·
busted neon wal -worth at least '35,
police exp~. No price wu1
avllllable on tbe tomato.
aboard and the.rt were no ca1ualtle1.
U.S. spoke-oa1d It WU not known whether enemy frogmen placed
explosive cbar&a under the vessel or
whether minea were floated beaidt the
dredge and electronkally triggered. It
sank ln 16 feet of water.
Viet Cong · infiltrators in loincloths
attacked the U.S. air base at Thuy Hoa
early today and blew up $6 million
worth of planes. Air Force officers
said Dine Viet Cong were killed and
one American wu wounded when the
guerrillal .Upped Into the base under
cover of a brief rocket and mortar at-
tack. '
Firing rockel-jlropellod --· and burling satchel cbarlU, the at.
tackers dettroyed two four-engined
C130 transport planes and badly
damaged an FlllO Super Sabre Jet
figbter·bomber before 'they wert
beaten back.
It raised U.S. aircraft casualties for
the week since last Monday to 12
planes 1.-and lour badly clama&ed.
Nine planes were lost bl action over ~
North and South Vietnam.
Famed Educator
Dies at NB Home
Or. Arthur G-'loom, pro-
minent educator .and president ol. Oc·
cldental College !rom 1916 to 1985, died
In bis sleep Friday at his home 240 Vla
Genoa, Udo Jsle. He was 68.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tues·
day at St. Andrews Preobyterlon
Clhurcb, Newport Beach.
Allhoutb Dr. COOm bad suffered
several a:erloul heart attack!: over the
put several years, ht had continued
to be active in the cmnmunity.
The Coons bad made Newport their
permanent home since 11164. He bad
malatained a 1ummer residence in
Newport llince 1B36.
He wao president o! the Mate's Coo
· ordinating Council for Rlgher Educ•·
tion .and was active as a member of
the 552 Club ot Hoeg MemorW
Hospital and wu in the Executive
Club of the YMCA
Or. Coons gained wide reputation as
tile ninth presklent of Occldeotal
OO!lege, which under bis leadenhip
moved from a small private ocbo\>I to
.-wllb tile nation'• top liberal arts
colleges.
Ht wu oo tbe board of the Federal
Reeerve Bank of Loe Angeles and a
trustee of the Haynes Foundation of
Los Angel01.
Survivon include hi& wlfe, Mary
Edna: of the hoo:i.e; a ton, Arthur Jr. of
Pasodeua; a Ill-. Mrs. !talph
Seward oI Laguoa Hfils; a brother,
Rex Coons of Anaheim and two
grandchlldren.
The fam!q· 1ugg-that tbo,. who
SHARK ...
bloody, brulood body Into the boat and
roared off toward the U.S. Coast
Guard staUon In Bodega bay.
Oceanographers say ab.ark attada
are relatively rare but they are
' alwayo a posslblllty, e&peclally off
northern CaUlorn1a, where the usually
cold waters harbor a rich feeding
ground for predatocs.
· Each summer When warm currents
bring an · occu.iooal stray up from
tropical waters oH Mexico and Central
America, the danger increaae1, ae·
cording to veteran 1cienti1t1 .and
Hanten.
Queationed about ahark danger of!
tiht Orange Coast in the wake o[
Logan'• encounter with tile man-eater
above San FrMdlco, a Newport
llMch expert said It ls not aa great.
"Up there, thenl't a lo( man feed,"
uld Joe Deem, buildln& 1uperln·
tendent tor Caltech's Ke r c k h o 11
M8"ine Laboratory In Newport Beach.
Deem said the warming current
DIES AT LIDO HOM!
Dr. Arthur G. c-1
wish may make a memorial con·
tribution to Occidental O>llege.
Private interment will follow at
Pacific View Memorial Park.
Arraogemeob are under the direc·
· tioo of Baltz Mortuary, Corooa del
MaJ".'
sweeps around Point Concepclon,
~ingtng the occasional stray man·
c!ating sharks into seas rich with ma. rlns ilte and consequently good diving
grounds.
"I used to fish tuna up there -for
25 years," said Deem, "and I know that area well."
·Sharks are not the only hazard.
"Any Scuba diver that would go out
there off that rock ls crazy anyway "
Deem said, telling of treacherous cu~
rents and nasty rocks which can easily
entomb the unwary.
Deem said .that although the great
whit"e .sharks 1
• generally pan far
offshore .i~ their norttiward journey,
other ~harks and' potentially
dangerous fi sh . abound off t b •
Sou.thland coast.
"'lllere are blu! sharks," h4I ea.id
" ... 11 bo~ • a"" eyen 111w. ·w:ill ·~ite you when
they're leedi~g."
Scientlslfi Say 'at least 3'.> species of
shark Inhabit West Oout waters , but
. only a few of them Me actually
dangerous to man.
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since neither body has a meeting on
fifth Mondays of the month . No action
can be taken.
Ronnie Rief. goU pro at the
municipal hlclllty, says 1lle Oct. :M ,ln
27 tourney will draw to Coot& -at
least 20 Of the top so pror1•onaJ
Colier• in tbe nation.
Among them wtI be Dave Stocktoo,
a1111l·ranked money winner In
&olldom, who won the Haig lourneJ at
La Coota, Call!., lilt year. Rltf laid.
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Costa· Mesa ---DAILY PILOT Today's Ooela&
. .. EDITION N. Y. St.Ge"-
VOL 61 , NO. 181, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 29, 1968 TEN CENTS
Mesa
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ,,.. o.11r P'lllt lllff
An established goU tournament ex·
peeled to draw tbe cream of pro-
fessional players with ita •110,00>
purse, is coming to the new Costa
Mesa Golf and Country Club.
Discussion of extending a five-year
contract for the Haig S c o t c h
lo~oursome InvitaUonal to return an-
nually through l~ is acbedul~
S llOllllttrli Si,Jat.
Skippers and crews scramble.
for weather rails as gusts beet
Snowbirds (above) .U1 .~ro:
F 11 g h t of the Snowbirds ..
Emerging as overall victor m·
the annual small boat classic,
was Pat Scruggs (right) who
proudly displays the Albert
Soiland Perpetual and the take-
home trophy. (Complete story,
other photos on Page 24)
6-year·old Boy
Among 4 Mesa
Accident Victims
Fo1tr presoos -including a little
boy whose head was run oyer by a cu
when he darted into the street·wtthout
looking -were injured in Cost.a Mesa
weekend traffic accidents.
Most seriously hurt was Mark T. Ar-
rellano, 6, of 998 Valencia Drive, who
is in critical condition at Hoag
Memorial Hospital today with bead in·
juries. ·
Police said the boy dashed Into the
pa.tit 0£ a car driven by Annette T.
Gordon, 24, of 725 S. Tvwnsend Sl,
Santa Ana , on Saturday afterooon and
was struck and 1110 over.
John W. Geck Jr., 24, of 706
Shalimar Drive , was injured early
Sunday when his small van veered off
Newport Boulevard at Ford Road and
slammed into a pole. The victim, ejected by the lmpect,
\\'as reported in fair condition at Hoag
?\.1emorial Hospital wi1h face aod bead
injuries, plus multiple bruises.
A little Inglewood girl and bet.father
were also injured thil morning when
their car w111 involved in a collision
with another wbk:le at Adams Avenue
and Harl>or lloulevard.
Cindy M. Fitber, 3, wa1 in Mriou1
condition at Hoac Memorial Hospital
with lacerations, multiple bruillN and
a possible CODCUllion. Her father Jer·
ry N. Fisher, 2S, was not as badly ln·
jured. Pe lice said the other driver, Donald
J . Tag'Ue. 35, ol 1722 lAbradOr Drive,
Costa Mesa, wQ not i.nJUNd. when bis
car, sou1bboand on the bouleVtrd. co1·
1ided with Fisher'• car, beaded east on
Adams Avenue.
Officer Kills 'Bum'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Beverly
Hills policeman shot and killed a
tran&lent lltopped for questioning when
t.M man drew a pistol on him and •
fellow officer, au4boriC!es said.
' to Host Pro Golf Tourney
tml&ht by the COila Mesa City Coun-
cil.
City leaders will meet with the Plan-
ning ccmmission fcw-a study session,
since fltither body has a meeting on
flf'th Mond.iys of-the month. No actlon
can be taken.
Ronnie Rief, goU pro at the
municipal facility, says the Oct. 24 to
'rt tolirney will draw to Costa Mesa at
least 20 of the top 30 profell6ional . .
Plane
g0Uer1 ln the nation.
· Arnone them will be Dave stockton ,
sixth.ranted money wimer 1 n
golfdom, who won the ffajg tourney at
La Costa, Calif., last year, Rief said.
Lee Trevino, current U.S. Open Gou
Tournament champion, as well as Sam
Soead, who played in the Scotch
Foursome last YNr are expected, and
pOsstbly even Arnold Palmer and Jack
Nicklaus.
Fa~is
'Southland Needs 13 More Airports'
LOS ANGELES (,'.P) -The
Federal AviaUon Adminl1tr1Uon, _, a 22 percelll lncrel'ff In air traf·
Ile at An,.lu lnlernatlGul A1rvort
for the fint ball of the Jeat, 11y1
Swtl>ern California •ee4• at IOlll 13
more alrportl. Tile FAA · Air Trame Dlvtaloo chlef
In tbe western region , Lynn Hink, 1aid
Sunday currently 45 public and Dine
mH!tary a!rportl lo the Loa Angeles
Baaln area handle 3,000 aircraft _.uon an hour.
"It 11 obviouc tblt w!tb1thl1 l..,taatic -
increaae in airtrafflc volume, aome . .
additional facWUea muet be obtalned
and iqnved," be ""1.
"We estimate .,. -13 ad<Wooal
general avtatloa · airports In tbl
Southern California area," be sald.
Charles C. T1J.ll.otha.rt Jr., president
ol Trana World A!rllnn, oaJd tile Loa
Angele1 air traffic lluatlon bu not
created• critlJ N it he1 la New York
where aome planes clrele for houri
befoce landing, but that LOI Angeles
{Soo AUIPOR'1, Paro I)
The Ninth -Annual Haig Scot<h
Fouracne Invitallooal 11 scheduled
immedlalely alter Ille Sahara lnvita·
tioosl Tuurnament In Laa Vegu.
Top pro eolfers will then follow the
circuit from Costa Mesa on to San
Franciaco for the L\lcky International
Open Tournament there later in
October. '
The local tournament w i 11 be
preceded on Oct. 23 by an Orange
County Pro-A.mauur tournament, pl~
ting teams ot local amateurs agllnst
the big league club-swingers with a
$5,00'.> purse at stake.
Rief said in explanation that Scotch
Foursome play offers participants
alternate shot.. at the ball oo a two-
against-two basis instead of eacb man
playing his indlVidual game.
The big tournament will draw local
television coverage and possible na·
Uooal telecutlng, a<eordlng to Ille!,
who parilc!pate1 In mlll)' meell
himself.
Tbo -..meat Is --b1
Renl!eld lmparten, which b-Halg producll, ooe ol Ibo belt know1I
being Haig !. Haig wltl1k)I.
Headquarter• for Ute tournamept
and official hotel for Ill porttc!panll
will be the Newporter Inn wlllch Rief
said was lllltrumeotal In l.iiiliiis Ibo
toume1 to Ille Orance cout.
Reagan Gains Support
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But Nixon Confident of First Ballot Win
Frlm Wire Services
Backers of Richard M. Nixon
acknowledged today that Gov. Ronald
Reagan ha more support than has
1urfaeed at tbe Republican National
Convention in Miami Beach but con·
tin'Ued confident that Nixon would win
the GOP presidenUal nomination on
tbe first ballot.
"The llkelihOOd i1 that there will not
be a second ballot," a top Nilan
strat.egtat 1ald. Gov Nehon A ,
Rocltefeller and his 1upporter1 claim·
Diver Clamped
In Shark Jaws
Feigns Death ·
~ Kinliiv• -lloe the •-Un < -111 Boy for aholo!le 8aturday P'""4 de1d while cleocbed In tile
too1h·Jogpd Jaws or a giant wlllte
mark, allo hunting In food-rich kelp,
beds three fathoms below the 1Urf1ce.
He almost didn't have to play.
Frank Logan, 25, of Placerville, a
Doug~s Aircraft Co. electronics
tedmician, II recovering today with
200 1titchN holding toge4her 18
separate wounds.
The young father of two was 8kin
diving with three companions from a
small boat off Bird Rock, 50 miles
north of San Francisco, wflen the bi g
shark, brougttt north by warming cur·
reW, swirled up -unseen.
Logan said something grabbed his
leg, then suddenly his chest and back
were crushed ln a vise-like grip a1 the
marauder from Mexican waters bit in-
to his body.
'"I could see it was a shark, so I just
went limp and played dead and finally
it let go," said Logan Crom his
Sebastopol hospital bed. He is recover·
ing at home today.
The powerful creature swam on for
a.bout 10 feet with his terrified
mouthful, then released the grip and
Logan -bi1 led weight belt torn away
by jagged teeth -floated upward.
The victim shouted to his com-
panions for help and they hau1ed his
bloody, bruised body into tbe boat and
roared off tawa.rd the U.S. Coast
Guard station ln Bodega bay.
Oceanographers say shark attacks
an relatively rire but they are
.always a possibility, especially off
northern California, where the usually
cold waters harbor a rkh feeding
ground for predatoc1.
Each summer when warm currents
bring an occasional stray up from
tropical waters oU Mexico and Central
America, the danger increases, ac·
cording to veteran acientistl and
aeamen.
Questioned about mark danger off
the Ora nge Coast in the wake of
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SA Man Jailed
In Kidnap, Rape
A S&nta Aoa man who police allege
picked up a couple walking bOme from
a bus station wa1 jailed early today on
suspicion of lddnaping and rape art.er
an orange grove sex attack.
\VUliam Ferguson, 33, was arrested
wltile driving in tht 200 block of East
Walnut Street after the vlcfun's bus·
band 1ave police a de1C?lption of the
suspect and bi.I vehicle.
The d'8ttaught rape victim waa with
him, police charged.
lowcttgltor1 llld tbe y..., -le waa walldnt al First ond Brody, -.n.r 1 .. vtng lltt nearby
Greyhouod bus depot wbeo lltty _.
ollered • ride.
The suspect t hoved tbe 28--year-old
woman 's husband out of the car two
block.I farther on , however, and drove
to an orqe grove, wbtr1 he raped
her.
~
ed there had been important defec·
lions from Nixon to the California
governor and said this would help
Rockefeller.
Tbe Rockefeller camp said Nixon
now has no more than 515 first-ballot
votes with 667 needed for nomination.
One Ni•on as!Oclate, asked about
the matter, said the former vice presi-
dent bad been aware 111 along that he
was 1econd choice among some
delegat.es from the South and the
R~ky Mountain areas. He mentioned
DAIL T P'ILDT Steff "'919
DIES AT LIDO HOME
Dr. Arthur G. Coons
Famed Educator
Dr. Arthur Coons
Succumbs at 68
Dr. Arthur Gard.Iner 0oons, pro-
minent educator and president of Oc·
cidental College from 1946 io 1965, died
ln his sleep Friday at hls home 2tO Via
Genoa, Udo Isle. He was 68.
Services will be held e.t 2 p.m. Tues·
day at St. Andrews Presbyte'rlan
Church, Newport Beach . Although Dr. Coons had suffered
several serious heart attacks over the
past several years·, he had continued
to be at:tive ·ln the community.
The Coon• had made Newport their
permanent home since 1964. He had
mairUined a summer residence in
Newport since 1936.
He was president of the state's Co-
ordinating Council for Higher Educa·
tion and was active as a. mtlmber of
the 552 Club of Hoeg Memorial
H06pital and was in the Executive
Club of the YMCA Dr. Coonl talned wide roputatlon ••.
the ninth president ol Occldental
College. wltlcil under hi• leaderah!p
moved from • small private 1ehool to
rank with t.be nation's top liberal arts
colle1es .
He was on the board of the Federal
(See FUNERAL, P1ge I)
NEW YORIC tXPFPriCil ftli.
ened ·fUrtber thll allllilooon as trading
.-alned modoratolf 1ctlvo lo the
atoc1c market. {SOe qUO!lllons, Papa
J.3.19.)
Lolle1 widened tbelr margin over
gains by 1 roUo .of three to one. Tile
Dow ·Jones iodurtrl.al average was
-clOle to six points In laiir' deal· tnca-
Mississippi and North C 1 roll n a
particularly.
The Nl.J:on source added tbat 'wblle.
some of these delegates are .. talking
Reagan" for local consumption, he
was sure they will "vote Nixon" at tbe
convention for fear of opening up the
nomination for Rockefeller. ·
'"(bey would rather have a repeat of
1964," he nld, "than have Rockefeller
at the head of the tJ.ctel " He referred
to Barry M. Goldwater 's humiliating
defeat by President. Johnson.
Voting Averts
Astronautics -.
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Strike Threat
,,._~~ •i:; .. ·•-·McDon· nil ooa:;iu . '• ~onilutics l>M1ion are on the job todiy in' Hun· llnrton Boach u a dlrect · reault of·
v o 11 • I Sunday In w!llcb union
member1 ol two huge lel"Olpace firms
approved new three-yell' contracts.
Voting cOPtinued today at
AstrooauUcs , but, with most vote1
cast on Sunday already counted, union
offic!als llldlcoted a threatened llrike
which was to have begun today ap-
ptln!'nUy hu been averted. 'Ibe strike
reportedly could' have involved u
many 11 150,000 aer05pace employe1
nationally.·
Lockheed Aircraft corp. employes
also were involved In Sunday's
ballotlng on new contr1ct1 which are
expected to set a pattern for the in·
dustry.
Members o( the International
Association of Machinists (lAM)
working at HUlltington Beach, Sarita
Monica, Vandenberg Air Force Bue
and Cape Kennedy, FJ1., ·voted ~1
Sunday to ac'Oepr a new contract.
The contract calla for raises and
fringe beneflta fanging from '11 cents
to JI .05.per hour ever a three-year per·
iod. About 4,000 or the union members
meeting at Los Angeles Shrine
Auditorium voted on acceptance of a
new co1;1tract to replace the one which
expired July 22.
JAM President Virgil Pergrem of
Lodge 1~78 and B. R. SwialJer
presiding over Lodge TlO, presented
the new contract to the members Sun ·
day and reported an .. overwhelming
Vote Jn favor of the new pact."
Members of tbe Ulllled Auto
Workers (UAW) were pre1ente<: the
contract at Long Bt1cb Memorial
Stadium by UAW Presldenl Walter
Reuther who told the nearly 10,000
members that "we have ICbJeved our
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alon1 the On1181 Colli. The
word 11 lor -17 'cloud• and al~
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INSIDE TODAY
Miamt Stach ii Gfread~ IJ)TUC-
ed up; with some bright ntio
1tructurt1, owaittng arriool of
d<lcQGlc• ond tho.-. o/
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, · Swirilmlng !nstruclorTom ,Coxwell, 22, helps Henry
Blackham, 11, adjuat his mask and snorkel while
young ·frogmen (left to right) Bill Schraegle, 15,
Brian Wost, lf, Roger Light, 13, Robby Rosburg, 13
and David Blactlwn, all of Newport Beach, wait to enter the water. This week will be the last chance
for all Harbor Area young frogmen to sign up for
classes either at the Parks, Beaches and Recrea·
lion Department, 1714 W. Balboa Blvd. or the New-
port Harbor Community Youth Center, Fifth and
Iris, Coroaa de! Mar.
:;~f ~u're Good Guy,' Says .. . .
::.Dapper Bandit to Victim
Newport -polke today IOUghl
a dapper gunman. Vr'ho robbed a
~'Corona dtl Mar liquor store of S33CI
and, as he ambled out with the loot in
. ~= .. From Pllfle l
a paper NCk, smiled to Ille frll!>tened
clerk:
"You'n a good guy."
La Centina Uquor1, 3344 E. Coos!
mp.ay, -held up at 10 p.m.
SallD'day.
Clerk Virgil Clinger, t!ll, Mid lbe-
bendtt .... ooUily drolled.
. DOUGLAS ••• Be wore a green p!ald -11 Jacket,
blacll: Ue, and· b!aClc trousera, -' 'oal' for this year•1 negoU&'tioOI." matching accell01'1e1 . -b I a c t . : 1bo UAW w0<iun voted about H in ,....., .. , and a black .Ill cal. steel .
• favor· of the new PKt, Bllloting c:on-revolver.
tinuea today at p1anta across tbe na. "TlUJ ii a l'Uctop," he m1pptd at
· 'tioo, but union offidala Mid that t:be ClinCer, alone In lie llore. "Put
' Jocal vole tO iln -lharllie'llew ' everylbinf In Ibis Nd<." • ·Contiacu will recefve f1Vorable· con-He J)rochlced tt.. CUD bt one hind
aideratlon. lllCI 1!te -k in Ille olller.
· The c-acta were negotiated ·clinger later told poJlct lt ftl O No.
. .ei>arate!y by the two unions Ofter 4 Kraft Nd<.
both uoioal bu talron strike votoa and Al Clinger scooped bOlxlfula o1 bllll
woo msnbtr l>acking of a strike which out of 1be caah regilter and ltufted
could hsve beim loday. the min lhe aacli:, 11DOtt1er clerk, Mike
'Ibe pact calls for wae:e Increases of Convey, walked ID through a door.
21 cents, 11 cents and 12 ceW per "Don't move," Nici tbe blnd1t. He
hour Jn eacb of the three ye1r1 In ad· cocked bb revolver.
dlUon to improvements 1n fringe ConveJ didn't lllOff.
beoefltl Workers In skilled categories 'Ille -11: fllled, lbe fUlllDOJl ulttd
will r~lve up to 25 cem. per hour -~g w1111 hla frlendl1 "(OOCI
1be new coatracu were called· "• CUY ' farewell to ainrer.
landm1rk in labor-management rela· Cllnpr aid the autpeCt w• aboat
-in our fodustry" by J . s. McDon· 25.3Q years old and of average helllrt,
nell, chairman of the corporaUoo. weight and build. And well drolled.
AIRPORT .•.
prOOlem baa become "serious."
A United Air Linea spokesman 1ajd
Loi Aqele1 bad not suffered 80 much
"a problem of delays" but warned tlbe
matter could 1000 worsen.
Air faclliUOI will be ..-lcttd in the
future if U.. are not enough ~le
and equipment to cope wjlll the tra!fic,
Hink Wltlled.
"We are standing at a Cl'OKI'oad&,"
be said. "We must recognize we have
a problem and do &<met:hing about it
or we're not ioln& to have the &rowtb
we can have."
OAllY PILOT
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Boys' Qub Sets
Swim Oasses
If you are still tbinking about thoc•
swimming 1..,... !or 1!te ~·· tbe Boya' Club ol tho Harbor Ana t.
offering new claases beginning this
week.
Classe1 are available ror boy• age 2
years old and up with experience
ranging from non-swimmer to iwim·
mer.
Recreational swimming is held Mon·
c!ay through Friday from 2:30 to 5:30
p.m., Solllrday, l to5 p.m. IDCI sun<l•Y
1 to 4 p.rn. Cl.86s instructm ·will be
available from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and
noon to 2 p.m. Monday lbroqb f)i·
day.
For furth« informatkla contact the
Bays' Club at 548-9387.
F""' P,,.e ,J
FUNERAL •••
R....,.1 Bank of Loa AncoJea lllCI a
trualee of t:be Haynes Foun<laUoo of
Loa Angeles .
Survivors include hii wife, Mu,
Etma ol the home; 1 soa, Arthur Jr. of
Pasadena; a &Iller, Mrs. Ralph
Sewwd ol Laguna Hills: a brother,
Rex Cooos ol Anmelm and two
grandchlldr ...
The family &ugge.U -t:bose who
wish may make a memorial con·
tribuUoo to Occidental OOUe1e. ·
Private interment will follow · 11
Pacmc Vttw Memorial Park. Arr--are uoder the direc· tioo of B•ltz Mortuary, Corona de!
Mar.
Mesan Returns Home
From Tech School
Mrs. Harry J. Bibler, 1511-A
caraway Dr., Coata Men, bu retum--
ed home after completing a three
week technJcal study at State Fann
Mutual Automob1\e lnsW"an"c• Co.
headquarters In Santa Rosa Calif.
Mr1. Bihler Is employed at the
firm's Soutbero California Office, 1727
W. 17111 SL, Santa Ana.
Bathers Find
It Warmer
In Than Out
It wasn't qulte as wet outside th 1
water as in, but it waa: as warm.
'Ilbat WM tbe weekend weather word
today from N._rt llNcll Merine
Safety Director Robert Reed. He said
the water temperature Salurday and
Sunday was the wanne1t of tbe year
-just tmder 71 degrees.
Air -pe!'alurl both da71, he
noted, re.cbed a mu.im11I11 of 10, with
a light ram llU!flaient to cut beoch
""--. to ll0,000 s~. There
wwe only a fow -men Sot.r-
.i.,.
A total ol 28 routine retCUel were
l<>l(ed SaturdOy; II, Sunday. Surf coa-
ditiool were mod.9"1.te.
'Ille ftrm WoUr ond Jlgllt aurf Are
expected lo uy around foe a few
more cSay11 Reed indk:ated.
F,.... Pep .I
SHARK .•.
Loean'• encounter with tbe man-e1ter
above San Fr-o. a Newport
Beach elipert aaid It t. not M great.
"Up tbere, there's a lot more feed ,"
said Joe Deem, building superin-
tendent for Caltech'• Ker ct ho ff
M1rine Laboral<lcy in Ntwport Beaeb .
Deem said t:be wllmling current 1,...P. around Point Conc:<pdon,
bringing the occasional stray man-
ea(;ing sharks into aeas rich with m1-rine life and consequently food diving
grounds.
"I used to fish tuna up there -for
2.5 yean," l8id Deem, "and J know
that area well."
Sharkl a,e not the only hazard.
"Any Scu)la diver 111at would go out
there off that' roct Is crazy anyway,"
O...U said, ~ of treecberous cur·
rents and nasty rocks Whfcb can e1sily
eMomb the un:wwy.·
lle<m said that a!C>oug\1 1lle sreat
-llhsrks ·ienerally · Pus far
offsbcn in. t:be!r ncrilwatd lCJl!r1!0Y,
other sharb and pot1ntt1Jly dangerou1 f11b ebound ·off t b e
Southland· cout.
''Thertl ire' blue ·ahskl," he said,
••anc1 even bo6 will bite you when
they're feeding."
Scleilt!N ny at least 30 'POcl" of
shark iababit Wtst Otut waters, but
ooly a few of t:bem · are actually
danreroUs to man.
Several attaelta have been teported
ln central mi northern California
waters ia recent years, mostly
between Morro Bay nor1h to where
Logan WIS inJlD'fld Sllturday.
Several have been tit.al and. in one
c.e, there Wll notbi:DI to indk:ltll
Whal happened but a b<n'lble scream
and 0 nrtri of biood;y fOEID Ill tile
rocky aurf.
Blaiberg Now
F~y Recovered
CAPE TOWN, Soulll-Alrlca (UPI) -
Dr. Phlllp Blalber(, .-deatl! a ftw
weeU,aa:o,. WU IO well Sundl1 tblt be
"""'ltd n u r 1 1 a by lustily ~ :'rffino. Dolly,'' hospital IOUtCtl
today.
Blalberg, 511, the world'• longest
1urvlvin1 heart trusplaat patleat,
auffered 1ucb a aevere attack of
pnewnoola and htp1UU1 a few w..U
qo that docton fearod for bis life.
Sour<e1 at Gl'OOle ISchllUr Ho1pltal
said hi waa ful17 ret0'1"ed.
Bia Birtlt Controb
Pop~ Paul· Bans Pill
"II 11 ~cularly dlllrable," the
Plpa lllld, ·-·~to the -illrHidl uprelHd by Pope P!OJ XII,
medleal scl111<11ucctec1 in prqvldlng a •uUlclerttl1 secure bui.s tor a regW•·
tlAlll of btJ:tb, fOWlded on t b e
observance of natural rb)'th.rns.
"la W.way, ---=ally CatboUe lldentllta will cootri le to
demoutrato. in actual fact Iba~ as the
church teac:bu, •a true contradktloo
cannot exist between the divint. Jaw1
pertaining to the tr111sml1Slon of life
and those pertalnlJli to the fostering ot
autbenUc t'Ol\jugal Jove.• "
VATICAN CITY (APJ -Pope Paul
VJ today benned the cootracepttve pW
and all other mechanical and chemical
mea.ns of birth control for the world's
half a bWiqn Roman Cathllcs. He also
·captipes ·Give Evidence
.New Red·:Drive in· Offing
·SAIGON' (AP) -captured enemy
offlctr1 and Viet Coog dlfector1 are
coattnu1n& to supply evidence that the
foe t. preparing for a major third of.
fenaive, South Vietnamese intelligence
1ource1 Hid Monday.
Somo prilonen b • y e told In· terrogators that allied bom~in&·ralds
and ground 1weeps around 5aigon are
Constantly disrupting these prepara·
tions .
A female Viet Cong aquad leader
caplmed by South Vt e tn am e 1 e
aiibome troopa 1ald ahe had been
ordered to Ht up a tlrat aid 1ti.tton
near Saigon to treat the woundod in
the Upcoming Ullul~ the IOUl'COI &aid. I
Ao officer of the 508tb Viet Cong
Batlallon in Long An Province told hla
capton thlt ab: battalions and two
sapper companies, a total of. 2,200
men, would be uHd in the offensive.
Jntelllgence officers aald be llrtM the
main target.I in Salgon u the national
and local polite beadquarten, the
presidential palace and mllltla poata.
Another prisoner, the ei:ecutive of·
fleer ot the 4th Viet Cong local focce
battalion, s~d the assault wu planned
between th• end of July ad! early
September, the aame time ntimate
which has -a-by the U.S. Command and Deleme Secretary
Clark 111. Cllffonl.
He laid the enemy troops roold try
lo· lsolale the B1eJi Hoo hlCbway, t:be
main northern rouM from -Salcon;
seize the 9tb Preelnct. police bead·
quarters soutbe11t ol tbe capital, and
attack the government radio muon,
the U.S. Embuly, the Vietnamese
neavy headquarters aod other allied
installations.
A Viet Cong platooo leader wbo
defected July 17 said two battallons
south of Saigon are waitina for tbelr
command.en to return fr o m
"refrelber training cour1es i n
strategy and tactics'' at 1ecret b&lel
near the CEmbodian border •
Viet Coeg sappen . sank a Iar1e
civillan dredp Sunday wl>lcb WU
operaUOg near 1lie U.S. 9tb Infantry
Division beadquarlers at Dong Tam 40
miles aouth ol Sailon. No one wu
aboard and there were no cuualtiu.
U.S. 1pokesmen lakl ~I WU Doi
knowo whether enemy frogmen placed
explOlive charges under tbe veuel or
whether mines were Coated beaide the
dredge and ele<troolcllly trlggend. II
sank in 11 feet DI waler.
Viet Cong infiltrators in lolndotbl
attaclted the U.S. air bue at 1buy Hoo
eally tfJday and blew up ~ mllllcm
wcrth of planes. Air Force officers
said nine Viet Coog were killed and
one American was wounded when the
guerrlllu .Upped Into the hue under
cover ol a brief rocl:et lllCI mortar. at-
tack.
SEAs#.~ LT. AL IRWIN WITH 'OLD WALRUS'
Llfogue'll Chltf Bob Rtod (Righi) Alter Bit Swim
lndicoted that the rtiytlun method
1bould not bo employed aa a regular
practice,
''Every mmimonial act mu 1 t
remain oplll to the traumtuton of
Ufe," the Pope declared in a key
sentence of tb1s tons-delayed en~
cyclical Jetter on oa' of the most con-
troverdal lssues lacing tbe church to-hsy. .
"To destroy even •lily portlally the
slgn1ftcance of intercourse and ltl end
is coatradlctory to the plan of God and
to hl1 wW," the pont!U declared.
This appeared to rule out the
possibllity of .any future acceptance by
Pope P1ul of conf:l'aception tor an)"
reaeon and seemed to imply disap-
proval of the constant use of the
rhythm method of periodic abotlnence,
the oo1y metllod · Of ,birth cmitrol previou1ly sanctioned by tbe church.
In a pu111ge directf4 .to mea of
sclence, the Pope v o ! c e d en-
couragement for conUnued re1earcb in
the area ol blrt:b regulation. But again
he 1ppeared to rule out any other 10lu·
ti.on than ways of lmprovin& tile
rhyllun method.
ModWCEUM of the cb>r<h'I birth
control doctrine hu been under study
and dilcuaioa for • number ot years.
Demanck for • llhenllullon have in·
.,,_ed with the dlvelopmmt of the
~ve ptJl and pndictloao of a
cllaamous -Id populolion uploalon
in the mmlng century.
1bo late Pope Jolin XX111 croated a
•mall commlaaioo of laymen and
clertc1 to llludy tlat quesUon In' 11162.
Pope P1ul, b1J succeuor, apendK
that b9dy to 57 membera, lnclading
mlrried couplet, 1oelolo1t1t1 1 lheolo..., and 1cltdilta,
Altbougb tile hlatortc V a t l c a n
EcummJcal Oouncif ol l-toot DO oftlcial ,_ for or aglinlt artificial
blr1h .-.OJ meibods, it raised. mml•
her of quaot.loos on the Issue of con· tr.cepUo~. Among them wu wbltber
the Roman C&tboUc JDOl'al la"' on conception might hi In coafllet with
the need of• man ed. trite to apress
lbeir muNat love J>b1oloally.
The Councu left Ibis and other birth
.-..1 quellloel lo the Pope'• otudy
commillioa. In the IUmDler Of 1196 a
majority of the commls-recoin-mended changes to permit .... o( pills
and other art1flclal .,. .... leaving it
lo lndlvldual couplea to carry out lite
marital obigatlon to have cblldhn. A
minority report opposed ""1 cbange.
Lockahey Wins
Annual Newport
'Walrus Swim'
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Of Ille Dellr Pl• ltflfl
Swimming to an impre.ssive viotory amid a ball of dead fish, tomatoes, and 1
as-· ripe fruit, Logan Lockabey
out.Scared bis closest opponent, Don
Bums by 1,414,503.141511 p<inls in Ille
annual Walrus swim held at 9 a.m.
Saturday-at the Newport Beach pier.
The cocky Lockabey told the DAILY
PlLOT that he bad no doubts that be
would win, at least by a noae. His total
point score was 3.14159. Next was
Burns, with a score of minua 1,414,500
followed by Kendall Jacobson with a
1core of minus 3,500,CXX>.
The Walrus swim has become an an·
nual put..a by lhe aupervlsory ata!f
of the Newpcrt Beach Ufeguard
Depai-tme:at, wDo set out to prove to
the .fOWllei' lifeguards thaL ap·
pearances aiide,.the:re 'a life in tht old
guards yel
Nooe of the 16 old i\lll'd entries fail·
ed lo finish the nee arOund tile pier.
Following 1!te Eelectimi of the win·
netsc t:be' j~ . ....,, attacked )y
di3grull<led losing · mtmbers of,Jthe
9taff, peltod Wit:b (ll<!JaCe and l\in>WD
into the ocean -all in fun , of course. '
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'· Vnlike the men and women of the
HuntinJ?ton Beach .Recreation and :
Parks Commission who can't see~ ·
to find the courage to ask the voters to approve a·bond issue on
Nov. 5, the Libra!')' Board and the
directors of the Friends of the
Library are having no such pro--
blems.
Dave Wickersham just may have to bang on tightly to the tail of the
tiger who realized just how badly the citY needs a new central library
now.
. Dave, chairman of the Library
Board, found that his enthusiasm· is
more than matched by manv of those who feel bond issiie elections
for recreation and for the library
are long overdue.
* Among the enthusiasfs i s
Leonard Shane, president of
Mercury Savings out on Edinger
A venue. Leonard is typical of
many of the energetic businessmen
making a living in Hun<tington -
Beach. He lives here and pays his
taxes to the city. If he b·acks a tax
increase ft is with the knowledge
that be too will pay the rate.
He pointed out what the park
commission has found difficult to
accept -that now is an excellent
time to ask the voters to approve a
bond iss1Je for p u b I i c im-
provements.
Leaders of business and in-
dustry, particularly of the building
industry, need a city of parks, ade-
quate recreational programs and
with a high level of educational
facilities such as a library in order
to sell their products quiclciy and at
a profitable price. ·
* They will be willing to back ef-
forts of the organization which will
accept the challenge of telling the
voters how badly the parks and the
library is needed.
Europe·Bot1...,
Westmont first-grade teacher; Mrs. Margaret Heise, will tour Europe
this spring o,p.··a. sabbatieal leave of absence to study how French,
German ind-English scl19ols tea& klndergarten·age children to read.
Ofecµi1 -~~e!'. $Cb.ool district officials are exPf!imenting now with a
pilot program !O do Ule same thing. Mrs. Heise's lludy will be ap-
plie<!.to the local· program n~ year, ; , , ~1 •
Banker Says U.S. Now
Heading Toward Nazism
' The United States is heading toward dividualism and eollectivilm.
fascism, or Nazism, not communism," He defined indlvidualkm as being
a Los Angeles banker told members or b d the Huntington Beach Exchange Club ase on the premises that the in·
Thursday. d.ividual has the right to life, liberty
Robert MacNair, of coast Federat and pursuit of happiness and that it is 1
Savings and Loan Association. said always wrong to be an aggiessor and
that the country-is moving toward always right to defend yourself.
"corporate socialism with the people Collectivism, oD the other hand,
owning property but having no control assumes that a , man has no rights,
over it since the government bas all that be is a member of a group 8lld
the control." that force is the onlY'. morality.
Huntington Beach is a city of
much talent. The proverbial cap.
tains, or at least the lieutenants of
industry live here. In trictland are
·those who want parks for 'their
children and the assU.r.an<'J! .that the
finest in libi'ary servt·cesr ,re
available. They will join .. In the ·
bond campaign if aslt~. Many will
volunteer time and money. ·
:MacNair suggested a hard look at "This cOn&pt needs more than just
c;andidates .in· this year's election in intellectual oppoai:uon, ·~ MacNair told , terms·. of their stands on ·"in-the Exe~ €1Ub members.
diVidu.llsm vs. collectivilm." · '"'SYDODJJlll tor~Wecti.Vism include
He .iai4 tflat -.yir<>UWt ~s 1eeptury sOcialism..Naztsm;' eP,.m fl\ uni s m,
somewhere-\)etween 100 .mllliO{l and fascism -they C:e ill th(I &ID;J.J dlf. I~ milllOli periOll• have dl<ll u :a •.. lyjng. In n1 ... , ¥e1hoii', &ut~not In ·
reSult ~, confilc:t between~ in-.•• goats." · 1 t ' ..
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Monday, J11ty 29, 1'68
-RFK Group Ai~s
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Colonia .Juarez . '
Newly organized Robert F. Kennedy
Memorial Soci~ty has voted to sponsor,
the financially pressed Fount'a·in
Valley Colonia JJ,WU Community
center, SocietY jlalrril.an Salley Voss &llllOllllced today: . . .
Founded\ibm:tly alter ·the assaasina·
ti on of. .$en. Ke,nnedy, the society is
composed, of former c: amp a i g n
workers ,in Kennedy's 1968 C.,lifornia . l"'!'Pary elforl. . '
· ;Mrs. Vo11 "'ho said the Meml)f'lal
'Society Is, "non·wlilieal":told the.DAI·
• LY PI~OT .that ihe Ju~~ Ceder iJ.,
"Ooundermg.from · lack o~ Joeal colJl•
·munity support." . · ·
LA to Hunt
Oil Under
City Hall
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LOS ANGELES !AP) -lll •a: search
for new. revenue, Los Angeles' plans to
drill for oil. and gas booeath the 28·
atory city ~illf qnce-the: Wiest
build.in& tn. Southern California.
The llj)ar<t of Public Wack& ~P·
proved a. pn>pooal Wedriesday t.O drl!I
for oil and gas Wow 46.J acres otcity .. ,
owned land ·m the Civic· ~pter;erea,
including the epot over which city
cQu~cilmen are trying so har~ to find
revenue.
"We don't know eractly how much
oil is down there," said~city •oil ad·
ministrator Artbur 0 . Spaulding. "It
probably won't· ba anything ootltan•
ding, but lt·ahould be profitable."
Spaulding said chances there. would
be oil and · gas below· the-clty office
building were "pretty gooa.about SO.
50."
The idea was proposed last Marth
by the Standard Oil Co. after' it
discovered oil last fall at First and
Oarey Streets, a half mile southeast of
Cily Hall.
Bids for the drilling will be opened
Nov. 3>. Spaulding Hid if Slalldanl Oil
gets the bid, it would drill at a slant
from its well at First and Carey
Streets. There worl1t be a denick at
City Hal\, ·he &aid. . . •
s~d ()j]'.1.o~ratloo •l Firs! and ~Y streets 11 drilling into &-ttissfy•
eetie·'td·&t 20 mlllioD baZTel& Over ,,
acrea In the dowptoim area. ' . ~ .
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She added that )f the Juarez COm·
munit,Y Center were auccellful, it
'n\1(111 prevent the, old tract £tom
~Ing a slum area of "despliiring,
angry citizens who find rioting the on·
ly way to get attention to their needs .
Today the ~iety sponsored a beach
field trip for 35 c~'dren living in the
predomina t e I y Mexican • American
CQmmunity. Saturday, a Work Day is
planoed' at the· Center, 11)111 Calla
l\ldepeGciencia.
Beach Lifeguard
Eligil>le for State
Retirt}ment . IJelp
Huotlngton Beoch's state lifeguards,
under a bill signed' by Governor
Ronald Reagan this week, are{ eligible
for ... llreineet benefi\ll simifu-to
those tor police and fi:remen.
.The measure.1 a·u·t·b!or.e-ct· by
Assemblyman Robe<! JI: BW,Ii& (R·
Huntington Beach), dOes not apply to
tlie bulk of lifegu"1'(1s Who are bll'ed
'part·tiriie during: the awn.mer, ·.
' Bw:ke said lifeguards endanger their
live& dtil}r and are entiUed .. to the
apecial retirement benefits, The "1afe-
ty member ':retirement'' u lt ii called
is deligbed to 8llO'w perlOOS over 65 to
leave iactiv'e ·sedvce,
Ber Choke
1t ts·used in areu where phystca1
stamina and good 'health are « neeessi~
ty for the public protection.
Bill Terzenhach
Heads Exchange
Mrs. Robert JiJser, of 813i
Dartmore DriVe, Huntington.
Beach, leaves no doubt of her
choice for future Huntington
Beach Freeway. Many carried
signs Friday to publlc hearing ..
Installed Friday night as trllident
of the Hulltington Beach Exchange
Club was Bill Terzenbach. Douglas
Archer took over duties as vice presi·
dent.
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Agen~ Seize
Drug Capsules
Secretary is ME!l Suooan and. Ken
Carter aerve1 aa treasurer. Directors
installed at the ceremonies at \he
Meadowlark Country Club ceremonies
are Dave Li84er, 'eob· Mandie, Don
Nickerson, Robert Terry and Steve .Str...... .... .
. Disllfi~t Vice President Al Solomon
pre.aidid over .tbe installation at which
-1everal.meinbffa 01..tb1 -Club received
WASHINGTON (AP) -Govtm·
ment agents have seized a ahipment
o! 47,000 ~ eapoul'9.ln·a Loo An·
geles · tennlni.l on the grounds the1 were falleJy promoted 11 effecUYe
diet pills, the Food and1Druc Admin-
istration AAnowlced \OdOy,
· The capSUJel r.('.IODfllrfned~ a eomblna·
tlon ol thYrold\ a ~timujlni llid other apeclal awards. Ingredient.. ' . • ~·
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Buffum&' presents
natural mink jackets. in 3 lengtha
\ at very special sale 1>ricea 1
Bulfums' brinp yw supe1b "l<Jts., fint1l quolily fu1s.
"""is Ille lime tochoose lfle sly~ Iha! suils YO/ .
btst, in dirk ranch, paslfll or TMl!lllint•.
A. Wais! len1lll Jackel will! woddin1 bMd colbr, m,li
8. Hip llO&lll Jackel will! shawl, nolch 11 •I !*It colJM,111.11
c. 3/4 slrolJer, ~nalll jackel willl mrt bl\dtl tm"""I; lll .11
•T11dt M91k !MBA Mink lrMdl1'• A11oci1tlon
lfHl•llt llllcM .,,., • llllla, mM
Nallllll llilk wtlh dllolble fUI colltrs.
JilrtolllN I ... 114 CHh HW • 11111 4ll,lt .
LU.~"'' black d)'od br'"dtoil cools ha" olnk colla1
"'1 culfs In 111111111 black""' •ink.
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lllb111l mlnk In NYWtl t~ln tnd colols.
Mt~hin1111lu11l olnk bats.;, ia.H
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4 DAILY PILOf -· Jolr 29, 1968
~----..... -Six Pl'lloli8n at a Nubville jail
were only a couple of atorioa away
from flWlom w.ben llitlt ln\-proviaed ,_. brote and they end·
ed up In a ~taL Sheriff John Freiler qld tile six had knotted
sheets totlther to make a-rope, but
apparentJy were ~ e&gf'f ·tp l~ave
that they Ill tried to slide down at
once. •
h9rdmaea, Patrei~ .
·vi~Ienc~!: k<icks
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· 11~ 1f~led Pl'!'~• 11>teroauooa1 , "'iff~~ _sVndaY,'."~· b'{\,"!°'t ;
t{'*1ooll (Ulltdaintln ~ by in. • "'¥'' ~· : • I ~ t .. " I' · • ' ;
racially'· 1r0uliled Gary, Ind., Md . AUll>~ll; ·ioclUdJnJ ·~" ~fl ,
Gr'Old Rapids, Mich., tOOay as 'lhetr R0lll110Y wt)o -Ille• ar<lart, tt· :
ed Cl ·~ Ohl e<ted tO dedde' t<lh•. wtiOiHr "to 1111 count~ va_cat eve-,.., o, p , , ~ • .
l~ bitter iand dlvlded .bY Vt"olence of the emergeDCy 'CC>Didlti~ .. · · 1 '
J.i.t wei~ . PHOTOGRAPHERS BEATEN
~-a'gers bl Pacifica, calif., pro-· .In Cleveland, two National Broad-:
testing an antiloitering I·& w, outing Co. pho~apijen from
overpowered police armed with billy q,icago char&ed lhtyiw•re· ~en. '1l'
cltJbc and .Mace befce relnforoemeDtl· ~evf+ao4 1 poUC~ ·s,Unfl~ :When they .
could be-brOucht in to r!store order. rMponded to a· poliC~ .radio call of policemen in trouble. · :
Sunday ni~. <See,stxiry.pag~ 7) . The . incident occurred Sunday as
AtH;lut v& ·&~!JM!& were on tiolice patroie-T~wn~lance 1>L
"a'tinrtyil<rt" ln·d"iieor GJJ'Y too normalcy lo· the city ~·IMf .weelo 'daf. mai.Dtailling an uneuy calm· lore .. , ~Y sniper fife h~ killed 10 persobi,\ ; -0ri on Ille ateelmaJtlill-clfy'WtµCb:bad . including three .policemen. · -~ Jn violeace the evi -i"'l. . ., The 3,000 Natiooal Guardsmen, call-. ~ ~· fO.du.s Pl' ous 0 ... ed. in to help quell the disorders left
! .,., ~ = ~·~="~ ;j;~ ' the city Suoclay night but problenU re· ~ ~ 'aOd carllpiratJvely' ool tem· 1 main~. . . . . . ~ature& he!~· i:alm the citf ·Of : Police ·And. C!tY. officials ~ere ~1tter
180 ooo :.:... half Negro. : ·: • over the coOOUct of the disturtianc~,
' and the fratel'llal order. of police plan-lJO. ABl\!f;STED i ' · :. ; ned to submit a list of grievances to
·"'ere. l~: .l)~ 8rre'~f.1: ~ . ihad.e Negro Mayor Carl Stokes over his
SUnilay night .. Od-lytollay:.mootfor. handling of:lht violence.
oulfeW v.iol.ati.ons. Flve were arrMkd:
for carrying weapons. · . : r ·:
Ea.iy sunr1ay "a .coalition of ywa,:-. RobL-.,,,. Hei'st· -· Clp!IOled. to ~Cle l(l!l(J" . ._ . ~ .. -., . .
apll'lred ria&ebce in lift city'• ~D'. , : . 1
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l(het1o area. 'Ille disori<r did not end $}11.h' 000 £' --· ' ' \IOW .u· peraoos, locludin1 a fimnan UV, '-'itCg() M•l'll ha&• little lomb. "Min Wool of figllting 8 blaze, ~ wounded by ·, · . . .. · · · .
America," Marv Smiltt1 of Denver. gwiffre. Three stores were let afire, Fr··. m NY Air' line Colo., cuddlta tht small white lamb 10 suffered window damage .am. 47 · 0
during a press breakfast wl~ich mark· persoos were . .arreated.
ed tht beginning of htr reign. The State police, Chicago city police and NEW YORK (AP) -Leisll:I'ely rob-
20..11ear·old, ha.tel-eyed brunette is a Cook County (Chicago) sheriff' a bers stole an estimated $75,000 to
junior at tht University of Colorado, deputies were called in to help Ule $100,000 worQI. ·of import cargo Crom
where she is majoring in liberii.L arts. beleaguered city. The Chicago coo-Olympic Airw•Y• at Kennedy Airport
AU we can say i8 "Lucky Wn\b . i• tingeot left Wben Ile guard arrived. Sunday , night after :handcuffing six
" . • ARSON OUTBREAK male employes aud . taping their
Rumors a;e cirCu,Iilting along ·the 'Jbe guard alao stood by at Grand in;:,:e said the robbers _ at least
French Riviera that actress Brigit-Rapids where the weekend's four in number and at . least one of
te Bardot, married to West disorders began with an outbreak of them wielding 8 gun _ took 50
German businessman. G u n t h • r aI\900 Friday night. minutes to ·load the loot onto a tractor-
Sach1, bas a "tender friendship" rt.ore than 200 state, county and city tr·"· t ...... ,_ t th
L . • pollee patrolled a squ•-.miJe ••ea of airport-r • a a cargo u~g a e going with Italian playboy u191 ...... -..
Rizzi". Sachs hasn't been seen at Grand Rapids early today ·amid a Police said the robDers used an
their Saint Tropas villa in weeks tightly enforced CUff~ ~ a ban on airline fork-lift to gather up some of
while Rizzi accompanied Miss i&S and. liquor ales. · the loot ~ mOltly clothing Crom Italy.
Bardot on a recent cruise to Sixteen arrests wl!'re ·m~ during One of the emplayes who suffered a
Sardinia and Monilco~d turns up the night In the city of 205,000, raising icalp wodnd when hit .;,, lht·bead "Id
nigbUy for nartiee-at Yilla. to 70 the b/!Al .~ . durinr the ... ~ ·-~hi• =· d ;;Jn ' . 'e,' •. • ., • . . lllt.o · i\{11!11. ·At· itaif IS' ""eboiiib!lll! ~ 1o • : ~ · •~ • ...,. 1r ' r~ ,
...... f • ·r •''•!·' , r '' "• · ,,, t"' ...•• 1 boUad WlUi..t· J;.,:.+ W~ '\":ban.ii ~ lO lioid .. ' . •, .. '' . ' ,, ,_" btDC'iio~~·qt.QIOY'I'<. ~O s wb_.:i:~ t J , .~ . up .. ~ -. , ., • . .. ·1-... baM~. !: . _,. :~· . ..:• .
an ~:f ·~·; • .J!. •. :.. :•:n · •!n. S ~ •~ . ~·uli"'ed ·:=· e "'~b:• was f ~"!' .. ~~=·, . .. ,, ~-"poc-r.s . e ' !(l.., ~kla ~'"'"'. !'l....:...m· .. ]8T 0 P.. ~Pll• .'!: . ,,a < ..-'ll .f · ~~ 1tt -;,.1*! ;,_..:' •; ~•! ~ ; ' --I • ,~'11-. ~ ( .
canof()jl&t • ' . ' ' :· s· r ··, .. ,; . ;1 : ' en he ~°""~b . three sl!Oll-at Acoata, au.of whi -r.amese· Wl;US .-be8il'he.droppfli ·l9Dl_e' ~-·-~. missed,, ti.tn fled. . , · for"!' stomach·ail:ment. e, sild pne Of e . -:-. . ~~_robbers r~tri!Y~ .the ·pilll,. gave · . After One• D•"" lillri·one, offerod tijnfa glass of water
. IK'@ M!f: told him to. ''relu." · · '· · ~ A.:rusPl-hour accident turned · ' , . . _ • :~fOlice saick ~ ~ ~g" 1' the Nimitz Freewoy in Oaklonil TA~,A. F!aj~) -A,foor<lay-old ,&liives and d&1< ,i!Doei, iorce4, ~,1
to one i:i1'f• .~ger, Tlp'e' • baby, .. ~~t;d_,. ~·-her·· ~ad ·.· .employes <X the.~~~ -*1'~
of four lnorthbound laMs tkre · · • Slamqse~ m a,fi,.....'-Gpel'~, td ·open· .tbe,aafe''af(ioon 'al•~)' 1en ~
blocked •for hours when a large was J'flpcdi!d in ''?eaioaably good"' teied ttie cargo ''bu.tkHltg. A'&oul '2oo iri
meat refrigerator rig smashed oo~:~today, born Frida . ined ta.ch;wu-stolen. ·
into a LigT\t standard and over· ·es "'ere Y,,JO do&:eP,b Maggio, ooe"Of the employes, at the chesl Sunday, one of the five· took Inventory after police arrived,
turned. Carcasses and packaged pound infants died, forcing auraery. and set the loss between f75,CXX> apd
meat spilled over the highway. "The operation was a success:• ·Or. $1.'ClO exx>.
It took woTkmen five h.ours tp Richard Comm said. "The baby is ' ·
clean up the mess. alive and looks reasonably good."
• More than $25,000 in cash and
jewelry is missing from an automa·
tic coffee matbine in Edward Zak·
auskas ·beauty salon. Burlingame
police sai,d' bandits ~ho knew the
coffee machine was used for a safe
tied up Zakauskas, 44, bis lS-year-
old nephew aqdthe nephew's friend.
They put the three ladies in the
ladies lounge and pried the mach-
ine open, g~ttipg $8,000 in cash, a
$1 ,000 collection of gol d coins, and
jewelry valued at $17,000.
The surviving twin was placed in an
incubator .
Sister Colette, a. spokesman for. St.
Joseph Hospital, said: H'Ibe doctors
had hoped to let the babies become
more developed and then separate
them in 6everal months. But th~ death
of one of the babies made the separa-
tion necessary."
Doctors initially reported the girls
shared a sin!lJe heart. Dr. Comar
said, however, the surgical team
discovered Sunday Ulat each infant
had its own heart.
Hospital officials r<lused 10 dlsclooe
the' identity of the parents, aadtng that
this was the wish of the couple.
Judy's Manager Held
For Worthless Checks
ASBURY PARK, N.J. (UPl)-Sid
Luft, manager and former husband of
singer Judy Garland, faces a court bearlne here today on charges of pass-
irC $2,000 in worthless checks during a
stey last month.
Luft waived extradition f r o m
Philadelphia, 'Where he was arrested
on the Maree lat Wffk. He appeared
at police headquarters here Friday
and was released in bis attorney's.
custody.
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L.A. Gets First July Rain in 18 Years
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Showdowtt Toa1 •
Czech, Soviet Leaders M Conspiracy Claimed
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By Ray;'s Atto~ney CIEllNA NAD Tl&OU,
Czecl...iovokla (UP!) -
CU<b and Sovlol Indtrl
met toda)< In a movlo hollH
In lhll Clecb vlJlltt in u
.tten.,t to ..we peac.tully
a Commlllliat bloo crllll lbl
RoNillll·hlVI tbrtlliued to
end b' force . Tiit ll·man Prteldllllll ol
t b • C..Cbollo¥1111 COm·
mwillt party IDd \llO ll·man
PollCl>llro ol, ttia so.let
Unlm 11 Cmununlat party
orrlvt4 '111 1peclll 1ralm In
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thll v-1111 I bra o poUct llM collltl loolc Ml'Oll mU.. ~Ille 11..._ _., I• a llat muddy llolda. -er. tllil ..,.. llorder, IDd ,..
'1111 Qioch ,and Jov lel 1111 t119 lralla II lll'ee• MDIPllll. T-. (AP) -......, Earl 1111 ••• la dllllll II 1111 11111 wl>en
tralN -.,.wn up a--"'ii!: ...... ,.,.. • .......... b1> 8llarMj baft be--. ..... ..,.. lrlll ...... WIY
50 y ... •Part with Illa . al tl>t a .... rll!WIJ .. Artlltlt J, llllltlllll.... -. 11te· ...... di • ""· II. . locomoMve of aach •lofllld llorl . • · ........... -~ f
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just at ~ ol the lOw. In thia vlllaS• -wllOM lllJ>lliooal , Commwiilt Cott-.llaar Iba liq -· Ila ---' o rne-roolod , 'I'll• ac· In IJl&Uib meilll lllr1117 ~ al\ ""11 •(111111 <:rlllllMI C..t~ W. *-aP!'"i 1111 l•mlly
t 1 .... •-"'-1 ta -f · ._.._ 111111 _,_.. 111111 111111' ,..,._.... maid UI m _.. 0 -•• .., I' • ' •!~ ~
pl ... -... Yilla(t perUd ... ar 1 ' ' ,...,. ~-.......... Czechs Calmly main -ll'ae Ibo -· !Iii Qilchs R I ·Sub 1 I' " • flf a~ ol 1111 "'l'bti'o 11'11-·et work :::;~~~:.: t:. .... 11 ·:~.::-U8 :.ii m~es . m~.Ofl~:~?.u .... :!j :~~~o? .. ~~·!:
Await Verdict
noxt to the Russian , · 'irJ, ,. · Ill~ llUlllUI • . . -• ---•w• UIO any m-. In my Judg·
a p p a r e n t 1 y to send caine to.~na Nad Ttlou p · ' Thr t King Jr. mnt, to '" that neithei' he
m-•· to • 1I m11 a r v9~· to hall Iha rolorm OS~ ~ ew ea ijan ... the former Binn· ... I '111"" In I h. raetlvor Nllbllll1t4 acr011 wlllch U)ty choraod 11 "f ln(him, Ala .. ma,or Who 11 oourtroom.' i
PRAGUE (UPI) -Tho
jury 11 out end \Ill c .. bo now await the verdlct.
Thio la UM coalrootaUon
to preporatiGll -lllu a
weekll-'G =---" C2eclll, 11!1111 ........ 1 •I
Soviel ...... 1bal o.ob• slov*-111 Ill Jlldlal ·w.
ards f· '• 1a11 ; rN\JMll
and U..t II hu • rl"11 to !ind Ill OW1I WI!/ to put a
"h\lllllll face" to social·
Ism.
As lbl lwom\11111 meet ii a
railwaJ1rlllll• =-~ the llil ~ eloM .to lbl
bordtn o1 H-.arJ anC lbt
USSll, lllla ~ oll1 ,..
tam !Ila lllSl.ece oallll
whicllllllllallaraottrlll4il all week Jeng.
To a dtll'll wltlcb le11
than Ii• mot1tti1 •C• _,Id
have bteft detintd im·
possiblt, the C&ochs have
pinned their fate end their
hopes on Dubcek, tbe man
who almost overnllht wmt
fro m tb• comp ara ti v •
Senator's
Daughter
Bailed Out
RAPID CITY, S. !). (UPI)
-Tht 1§::~~ Sen. George Ml; vona, p.a,
D. l Olll\I.. . !ht
yean ltlCI •,a.11 a
charP ol 1,111@1 r:HlllH of laroolkio. ·llu · oh-. are IOod •bl ,,.,t. · ,., ,.
Mlilllnam "*1111111 in contlclloQ 11.,.. JNrLad
a illllt """ ,,_ ...,...S
that Jor •· ant ol'tadr,
whiib Tll'IS• MoOovwa, 11,
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11111• KcGov1rn 1'llOM
Catha' II ruimi., for re lloo·
tioo,. aad • 1'11111 aa.. ud
wom• toc11J 'wtrt fret •
$2,500 bond -alter their motel room was raldtd by
state 11ent1 Friday nilht.
Police aaid they con.
fi scated ''a quantity or
mar!JUlftl and o l h 1 r
narcotic peraphenalla," In·
eluding some pl.UI and hand·
rolled cigarettes, in the
room in which M i i Ii
McGovern, Barry Mogln, 19,
Silver Springs, Md., and
Mary Stanley, U , EvanlU>n ,
IU ., were arrested.
The three were amona a
gro up of 10 younf. persons
v.·ho were canv111 nc the cl·
ty in McGo vern'• campe.lgo
tor a second term.
Tht 11nttor and hi• wilt
Eleanor, flew here durinl
the weekend to be with their
daughter.
Crash Kills 2
HALF MOON BAY I UPI)
-A »ght plane crashed into the Padfk: oft Prl nceton-by.
the-ha Sunday, ki Uinl at
leatt two and poiSibly three
perlOfls. The Ces sna 182
plunse<f into the harbor
after narrowly missi ng a
crowded fishing pier.
Iha Ruuian bordar. Rotalan lladlnt to t wntem·backed I -' aolln( II . daf,... couftl•I L•11 th1n 34 bour1 ~ter
aoklltr and •my· vehicle• ov'irttlfow of Commun.ilrit ' • 1 for Rey, met with hl1 cll1nt tht new1 oonltrtQCt, ~tie
obo<tlrll7 of Stovall Com· coold be inn In po11Uon1 In In thla former utolllte . WASlllNGTQf'I· {VPI) cen1ort4 roporl w11 rtllH· 5aturday, then eollod tn appointed the tlahl-inan
munllt laadlr to btcomo a Iha low 1>1>1ht1 e11t ol tho ·'l'bey b1v1 lhroatoned The Conaro11~. I! Alomlo oddurlocth•-k•nd,coln· airport...,, conlaronce al oommlttnloprobt-lble
nattonal hlro. border lo protect thi1 on• ormed iolarvonUon to hall Enaray ComJlt 01aim1 eidlo( wltll Rotl!A'• on. w ii I ch hi allo u11rlad lnlrln1omllll ot Illa °'£"
Thi C11chl domonstraled JllOOOdentod m...Un1 ·of lht whal Iba~ • .!.~ Iha move· Rull la now hi" ore than vellln( of 111 appartnlly DIW R1y'1 rllltll are betnl i...,,.~t':!_r1daL_ ~.:,•, ~~J:.ir.:! Ml loadtnhlp ti hro C9111· m1/-Mtii~lovwa out twlot 11 m~,n .. tar 1ub· iubmartoa. ~ In llhllby ~nty ·~·-·~ ~
IMl!ew"d#I lllp. ~~ lltlllarmad ~II hai c~=''t 1/1.~:..p ·~ ~.1'11111mml•11--llall ·"-•:with US, IU~or~~~
port lo ldli\ iad -CIOdl pillloeaMI turrot1ndod l!'latest cri•i• In E111tro •Dopartmont h _.. lllll lov1al 1ullmll'IDIO now =..,:-1i111J Clark'• wttnao• 111111 ~ 1111
irwDd 111111, • ltlO .uilia 11f 1r11n. ~oop-Europe •Inca the 80\'llll undere1tlmate6" o throat n11111bfr llO oomparod to 141 Illa& IM ADrU 4 -~.,..
la anolaal W} I • I 1 I • • Ill .. "'°Wall rtildentl a crulhed tho 1916 Hun9orlan poaed by Sov,tet undor1t• for tht IJallH llalo• ud II• llaJID( Of. IQni Wu cirrlld for
llqtlll't, 1111'111• iilillOii\11 alllo (l'orn the con.. uprlalng. craft. •: pronod -.,... Iha oul ..,._ m•. • maldll( :•n·
aM 111111111• .Uc\MllH • "O( Iba Soviet On tho outcome of lhe The commit!!• IS1uod its Ptnta1on''1~,,fall ~tltl~lv.UY '"l'titro II • 111111 con, · alu Nlallllllll. their vohlcllo u.i· wara Comm W1J Polllbllll edowo could come lhe flndln11 and ~" In a 'f proolala I . i!IOI oplracy hart 1114 Ill!' eUIM lh rMil!M II W.lilllY
followtd DY Illa p111tn1or• and · Qlloll pa r ty rn of Eas t EuroPfan lll·P•I• ro ~ed oo o tha ra belni 11 bot~ Ulld by llte con• lo lorllld eol1 lalw1ll•·r
lo tlUd In 1111 looC Un11 to . ~ • , ' muosim for 7111'1 to hoorln11 In oarUer made. lrJ la lbl.i 1plr1cy, ' Hid JllP,., wllo "prtjudlclal te a fair lrlal
add lllalr •lan•lllr11 to lit• B " t ootJlde th• como. thll month. t hlply lielal." laid )lo ~ ditdolt b1 111 lllqlarUll jurJ." r olhlr lbouHDdl ahead ol · ~..,._~•·--....... ~~.......;.~~--'..-.~"-~_;..;_;...;;.;;.;.....:;~-+~ ..... .
.. ~ '11o11~ -r:i. :ii ~. cbalr-of Ult n..-i -\tr. ollm ... U,... a lalllt Wt IQ pr011111e
-11111 lllllr I I W ir.edom1 would not be rµr-~ .. ..-.
Th• CSecbl know thtlr fall 11 belnl doolded. Th•
knowledge ia dJnned into
thtm daily by th1 le1der1hiP
and by the new~pers,
radio .nd Czech lcltVtalon.
Th•y allo know tho dU·
flculUe1 achoed In the &rim
tone• of Prague
n1w1papers.
All are agrq4, I~• lrade
unJon n1w1~ Hid, in
holding today 1 fa to f u I
meeting, that "reason has
won." But tben Jt ls que1·
Uonecl wbtlhtr rn1on would continue to prevail Of U Uie
Russians would preu t h 1
hardllne direct al th o
Czecb1 from the mooUnc ol
the five hardliner1 J n
Warsaw.
''Unquestionably," ...... ... ............ ..
"Tllo lalltr COtll'll llOllll more UMl)'."
Steel Pact
Deadline
Appr~Che'I
PrrluUllOH (Un) .,.
Willi a -11<1 dtadltno
1"1 thQ n houri aw17 , th•
extcudvt board of the
Unllo4 SIAlolwarbn o f
America (USWl met today
to dloclU 111-aown~o-111•·
wlro conlraet nttotiatiON
and thtn r1ctlffd untx· pect.edly after less than 10
miPu\H.
'Mle development cave
rlae to apocul1Uon that a
baale 1t .. 1 indu1try offer
was forthcoming momen·
tlrily.
A member of the ex· ecuUve board 1ald the
meetlnt wu ended abruptly
after the board was in-
formed USW Pre1ld1nl I. W.
Abel lllCI R. Conrad Cooper,
chief lllflotillor for II ma-
jor steef companles, were
mMllol al ., aodllo*"
location.
Paul M. Hilbert, Jirector
of USW Diltrlct I&. said lhe
Abel-Conrad meeting w11
Indicative that "something
wtU be on th e table" when
the union'• fiOO..m an basic
It.eel lndw try con[erence
meets at 2 p.m., EDT, to·
da y. The confereoce has the
final say on waa:e contract
matters.
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IONELISS • FUll.:"'!•ONE IN
sw·1ss . ROUND
D.S.D.A.
CHOICE • TASTY-
TillDER•
R R ast BOHl-IH 711c ump 0 CHOICl ... LI. ii
f
LB.
Rump Roast iut .. it. BOC
POTATOES
U.S. NO. 1
WHITE
ROSE I
AMERICAN B D
Round Steak 1~:i:. .. u.BSC
Plump-Juicy anQ-:Tender
·c
u.
COTI AGE CHEESE=~~ .............. 29c ,
LIQUID BLEACH~~~~~ .................. 23c
PRICES GOOD JULY 29th ibru 31st
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SruneStene 'r o_u_EENl __ E ________ •~'-""-'-~-·~-·-•~• .
At Protest,
New -Script
L06 ANGELU CVPU -
'!'Ila ~ t11..-1or'1 aJsn Nld '!Wptmbtr th1
2W" IDfl 1bo Wl1tllq Wll obrlou. . It refemcl lo JUDI 23,
llltf, w ht a ..U.V!Wlam
war de111-llor1 lottlhl
pollct In l?oD! of 1111 Ctn·
tury Plua Hole( dlfrlnl I
vi1lt bf Pre11deaf Johnson.
All I I \'1111 a It d l,OIJO demone:trak11'1 tun.tel out Sunday whllt Viet Prelldnl
Hubert HumD11r17 vtaltetl In
the hotel wlill mtm~I ol the Callfomla Dtmoer1Uc
delegation, But thtrt wua't
.any violelice thi• tlme.
1J1 OOlllrllt lo I flllhl ol 11 l~=~~~=::.-2::~!::~::..J ll'rtlll utl a -lnlurlll 1111 .,.., lhore "" ltwor "l'm late blcaUM I uooll Hiida wltll • oudW•• ~1'°·~~k th• la. parade IDd htwoulda't 111 pot., ...... -•ton im.w t b 1 ______ !!for~four~llloo!~lal~,·::_ ____ _
~tblltl1111."
'ID&plOIOI' r•to Haen o! the Loi ADPlt• PoliOI dlpio't• culloV on 1 char•• ol bat· mnt 1ild. "'nlly won , for tory on 1 poU01 ollicw. II
th1 moet . part, out thtrt w11 th• •lllf f1Jon7 ohar11. trYlal lo atildt by 1111 nllt1 '1111 olher tna1t1 wero •r·
of llii ,111111." r1111d on clllr111 of llllnl '1lllrlilll of 1111 ,.,.... oblOlll• . laoluart a • d
arroMtl wtre 11111U ran· fllluro to 'dilporH, ·
... la ... from II to 18. HumFhr•f WUD'I -bf ~.i Of 1111111 w 1 r • the c1em01111r1ton. H 1 ju .... ._. relurDtd tllrOulll • lld• tn• 11rrJ Woodl, It, Loi llUOI lo Ibo hot,I from I
Anplll, -IUlll lalo -.ion Nlloa lrbllt 1111
how lrtllY
are YOU
when you borrow
1ney
• Southern Cal ifornia Thrift & Loan
speelallzes In peraon,1, business and
Truat Dttd loans ••• Stop in today
and see how we eln solve your imme-
diate money problems from depend·
able funds 1v1llable rl1ht now. The
Thrifty way can save you money.
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
THRIFT a LOAN
170 E11t 11th St. Colt• Mm , ..•. 646-5045
'351 Wlllfllre •rv~ .. lN """''' ..• 6Sl-1220
I oo~. COMBED COTION
WOVEN PLAID
GINGHAMS
IEAUTIFUL NIW COLOR COMBINATIONS
IDEAL FOR. DRtsns .. BLOUSES,
AND · fUNTIMi .,LAYWEAR
SANFORlliD t MU6ERIZED
REW. 19c YD. VALUE
57s
36" WIDE GUAR. WASHABLE
•
,
lour-llour protnt w11 llldal p1 ....
'nl• d•mC1111tratloo w11
llboul two houn old lill«•
Ult llfll ..... ""' 111111e. VnlU !Mn, )'tllow·btbntlod
moallor• Ire the Pele• .l.ollon. ~ kepi I b e
dtmonetillorl movtnc la
....... 1111 llde~ ol Cooallllltlm _... la
lrolll ol tlll laurloul llolll.
Teens Rip
Clubs, Mace ·
From Police
PAClflOA C\Jl'll -A
teen . age demonat r a t i o n
erupted into a rock and bot·
Ue tlhrowing 10elee Suncjay .._,t in wtlioll 1uburilul
fWlllt J1ilPld lllll1 •lvllt """ Mst cannblerl Ir o m
pollCllfttn aad atllicked Ill•
officers.
Nine youngsters wttt ar·
rt•ttd and 1tvtr a l
polk:emen injured durlnl -.s of sl:innilbu at a
lhol'Plnl otnler lo !Illa
.. ..ide ..-b ""111twtlt al
San f'rlQC\acp.
0. t -11trt4 hcllica
pollct. pummolod • n d
lmock<d lo lltt _,.i, eaJI.
ed for btlp ud IO llwmtn
f r o m 1iarrouDdla.I ctrn• munJUN rulhad lo diolr al<I.
TllOf lomltd -..... and drove aboul Ill _,gstero
from Ule cent.tr.
"Thell kid• pulltd club! from at 1 .. 1t two o(ficer1, ''
and lfVft'll od\en Wl?t
lcnoekld dawn and 111aultld
durin& the early 1t:Jges of
th• dUturbMiee1 '' 1aJd Slf;.
R1 ymond ·KU'GMWlki. Hf<
was ~ to the pave·
mont and klcklll and the
win<bhltld Of h1I cruiser
sma.stiect wi.ttl a rock.
Pdiet lrltd lo llM )\lace,
a di1abll D& chemic11l spny. to dlspene Ult crowd. But
llVtral \een • Qtfl yanked
the c an l 1ttt1 from
pollctTnen '• hind• end turn·
e<l lbe IJll''1 on Ult officers.
IOllTH COAST
llUITOI. AT IAN PlllO
FWY, COIT A MllA .... , ...
HUlmlleTOll "'Clllnntt11t•
IDl-R AT HACH
HUNTlll&-llACH .,, ... ,, .
HONll l'LAIA
I n H AT IRllTOL
SANTA ANA
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ns Facing Hectic Week
WALLACE .
Tonight-Mon •• July 29
KTLA· TV Channel 5
7:30 p.m.
M""'1, Ju~ 2', lM
SAVE
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Ey~lu• Beartn.c Alu
!l&r8lar HO.SO Trim 211 '"'0 Uta ID, ..u .. r!PI ~
.. loft ..... "*·
.._ ... nu.so Tl'lm
Utt Vi acll" rlshl or '"" ... .,.,,
fttralar lltl.SO Trl111
Ult IV, a<UTO rt.ht .. lett tanpl1 .. .,.
251"0 .
161.JO
!VO MOIV8\' DOWN ........ -.... -Alll .. __ _
SEARS COSTA MESA
Brlllll ... llallower -So°"' Ctlll Piao ··-.... ,.,.
Jack Bidwell' s
terrible summer sale .. 'llbat11 10 terri~l• about ltl
lld11 it'• ~rrilllt !or Ja,k Jidwll, Look at the mark•downa 1 1• 1tuck witlt1
my entire stock of men'·s winter &. spring
1,
1
clothing, a~d othe.r things, ma.rked down.
·' 1l MY•. c1l111 phU01ophy. Whon I .!IAva aooda left over whtch mr .cu'ot-fl dtdn•t have llllal
l. ~nouah to buy 'betwtn r1brua17 and Julr, I ofter a brtbo tor rou · to Hlca it,,_ with you in
•,; Au1u1t. It h likable mtTcbondtu, Jut how will you ever find out how likable it b 1111111•
you COlllO in and paw it over li~• tht oth•r• wtll do,
,I I . i ltY $145 suite now $119 My $ 70 sport co1t1 1 $ 56 . ! $140 ••ltl uow $119 My $ 65 sport coat1, $ 52 j $135 auitl now $119 My $ 60 aport ooata1 $ 48
' $130 suitl aow $ 99 My $ 55 1port ooata1 $ 44
My $125 auita now $ 99 My $ 50 sport coatl1 $ 40
•111y $110 auitl now $ 89 My $ 4S aport ooata( $ 36
My $100 IUitl DOW $ SO
My • 95 ••1tl -$ 76
My $ 90 ••1tl -$ 72
My $ 8' 1ulta now $ 68 111 ~ 110 •¥lt• 1191 f 64
11 155 aport coat1 1 $110
·• llY $12' aport ooata 1 $100 l My $120 1port ooat1, $ 96
My $100 •port ooat11 $ 80 l •J!Y $ 95 1port coat•, $ 76 ~ $ 85 1port coata1 $ 68
$ 10 lport coat•, $ 64
1 $ 75 1port coatl, $ 60
$80 coat ~ alacks, $64
§68 coat ~ alacks, §SS
My $15 Bermudas for $10.50
My $10 Benillldaa for $ 7,50
My $ 8 B•I11111d11 for $ 6,00 Hf § 6 B1t111Udas for $ 4,50 I I
My $40 alackl are $29,90
My $35 alacks are $: 1.90
My $30 1l1okl art *~Z .90
My $28 slaolca ara $21,90
My $25 slacks are $17.90
My $22.50 slacks, $17.90
My $46 ,,,.attr• uow .,,
11y $35 ,,,.,tar• """ $26
My f'O l,,.ltlrl DOW $23
My $27,,0 ..... ~r., 121
Hy,$22,,0 .,,..~r1, $17,,0
Mv $%0 .,..ateu'11ov .$15
Hy $4.00 knit ahlrtl, $3,oo ':!l, $2.SO knit ohtrta, $1,10
My $6 Manhattan sport ahirta
now $4.601 2 for $9
~ $18 to $23 Ma11hatta11 &port ahlrte now $14,,D
Enro, and Manhatt1111
$6 1htrt11 $4.601 2/$ 9
$7 1htrt1, $S.2,, 2/$10 ·
$1 1hlrt1, $6,2,, 2/$12
Hathaway:
$9,SO shirts , $7,101 2/$14
Ladies' apparel on sale too!
I. I
.i . Conscience Corner
(that'a what I call my ladiea 1 shop)
_. !' i I !-think Con1oience comer l• • 1r1at -.ot111r1 don't,
$60 dr11111 now $40 $13 blou1l1, lcll1t topa, $ I our $2& awatera, $11
1 ~O dra1111 llOW ISO $11 blouue, lclllt top1 1 $ 7 9Yr UO 11Water1, H3
' ~6 drtlHI 110W UI $ 9 blOUIH1 lalit toplt $ 6 Our $26 akirta llOV $16
1
$40 dr11111 110W 07 $ .a bl211so•, 'knit tou, 1 5 Our uo akirta -•is
$'·' dre1111 -04 l.adiH' $17 acarvu, flO Our $17 aldrta 11ov $11
, $36 drtllll now •zz LfdiHI $ 9 IClfVHo $ 6 Our $15 11drta llOW $ 9
$33 dra1111 llOW f21 Ladtea• $26 pants, $16 ' $28 teoola draaau, •19 ·
I $30 dn1111 """$19 Ladles' $23 pants, $15 $26 Ut111i1 dr111111 $17
$21 dn1111 now $11 Ladla1'·$l? pant•, $1Z $20 ~ppi1 druui, !1'
· $26 drtlHI llOW 416 Ladiu' $11 pan ta 1 $11 Lad lea' $20 l>An4b•&• $1S
.I f2S dr1111a -$15 'Ladies' $1,S P•llta1 f 9 Ladlea' ~ 9 11Anjlba11: § 6
12.0 dn11&1 tMlw $1' Ladlu' §U ·hT!!llf&•• $9 Laditl• 420 s~lf abou, flS
,; f21 'bloa1111 lmlt topa, fl& Our $40 -•tan; f27 Ladlu' $U 1an41b DOW !11 ·fi f20 'blOIUUo 1mit tape, $13 Our $33 IW&Ura, f21 Ladiu' $ S llllhll -$, •
.;1 • • • Jack Bidwell' a
Often lcllOft ti ••U•ll Of Newport• .(Olla of .., -ton 1111t 1!aft 'been a brld&& pl.&Ja).
1 \ At •tba cerMr of Via Lido &. N~rt 11'911, l'l.h't 11Gt door to lich&r•' • Marat, u4 LUo
I Tblatar. I Mft -•&h fraa _parJdDc lp&'I fo'I:' u· iiiaY' Cii i u you on. Don't tale,._•
I at '73•4'10, C.. I.a iutl&d. .
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For the Record
DivorC!es
DEATH 11/0'J'ICES
COONS
Or. Arthur 0 . c-. ,\ff M, d 2AO V11
Genot, N._, SNcll. Dete of .... tll,
July 26. Sun1Yld 111 Wiit, Ed,..; '°"'
Arthur G. Cooris, Jr., of PeMdefll1
tiniin.r. llldor c-. al Altll'Wlm1 1l1ter, >tuf1 Sltwl..._ vi lffUN Hlllll
1>r1ndc:htldtlft, MltP..t encl OW.IM c....,.. h....tt.. ,,,._....,,., TVftd1y, 1
p.m .. 51. Andr...,. P'rabt'i'ltl'laft C1""rdl.
Ftmlll' t.1191 .. ls ,..._. w19111.,. to !Niki
m-111 ~trlb\lli-, PINH awt< trlbllls to Occldell'l1I Colre..,. Dl.-.dld,
1w ll•!tz Mor1ve1Y, 150t £. C11111t Hl1ft.
w1y, C~ ftl Mir.
WILLEY
wesi.v J. Wlllll', Ate u. of 51'31
E~ll• Dr~ Yucu Yelle'¥, $Uni,,.. 11'1' wl,., Edrwl I" Wllltl'1 _,, J11M1
c .... hl'Oll. c-.i. c.m.1 llrelNr. ,,...
Wlllrl', Hew Mako1 .itms. 0.M w .. -. fftft, lftd Mrw.. Vivien A1"1,
Incl ,..,,.. 9tenddllldrlft. Jlrvkls -· "91d 111111.,, ~.,. 1 :• 1>.m.. h M
llr'Oldw1f C"-1• wltti ...... D. W.
JollnlOn ofllcllllllf. lnlel"fl'W!ll, H1tbcw
R.st Mfrnol>lel P1rtr.. Dlf'tdld tlr Sell llro1dw1., Morlu1ry, 110 llroedw1y,
C01l1 MIH.
ERVIN
Josel>lllnt S. Ervin. AP 11. of 131 W.
Wllsoft st .. Cost• Mne. $UtYIYtd "" cconln, Mrw.. Met11nl Mllel; Rotlerl
Hfflll, Pt i.edeNI, i ncl Mtlo. Metil Hewlfl, P'1Hdl!ll. kl"f'ltel, toda.,,
Moncier, 10 1.m.. Sell lltOldw1r
C....._I. with ltn. Aly1" Shldr.11ton of· l!d1llllf. lni.nnent, Mllr-Abtltr ~Ill 1"1rt.. Dlrtcftcl ll't' 1111
llrOldwly ~,.,. no Srvffw•l'· C.0.11 ....._.
RICHARDSON
Normen Rldll'r'dlo!I. 117 J111T1lne. LQUlll SMdl. D.t1 ef dlttlll, JvtJ U . SuNIVld bof wtff, Ct1r1ltlnt; eon,
HonNln Derr! ltldl1ni.on, S.Cr1rnrnlll; dauehler, Gtr11d11111 Ande-r-. LOI
Alemlto11 1l1ter, J•MI H u"t1r, E1111enc11 1nd llYI! er1ndchllclrim,
Strvlces. hid1r, Mond1r, 3 "·"'·· P1c!ne View Chl>Pe•. Wiii! lllll!oP J. c .
M4IU11'11on of tM ChurCfl ol Jnv1 Chrltl.
tJtt.r Oe1 klnfl, Ll9u"' lltkl'I. of· fld1t1111. ln!wment, Peclflc Vltw ~•I l"1rk. Dltldlid 11'1' l"1cltlc View Mlr!uarv.
MELI.AR
Ernmst ~li.r. 411 Aster. LltU111 II~. DIN of dlllh. Jvt, :II. Svrvl'ltd 11'1' wlhi, V1tone, of tt1e fllml1
dl1191'1ttn., Emlltl ... 9o-rd. l"•~le.
11'111 Helltl Lluth, K1,...u el1ht
1r1ndchllcl1W1 11'11 llevtft I r I I I·
Fire Calls
Mntl ...... •Nd! 3:U p.in. S.IU<de,, tire lnVf'fllt1Uon.
1W2 troot::'"""' St. 6:•1 11.m., J>Ubllc •nl1f, I0'2 Wharton
, ... 11 l'I\., !Mdk:lil 1ld, *I Dov~
1;4' . p.m., medlctl eld, 1 I J' I
M111~nl1 7:31 11.m., WMM lnvatlMfle!I, "'-
A-Mid Mltl'IOlll
lf;IN 11.m. Sundey, 11'rvc!\Jre "rt, 111'1
tulkMH CJrdt l :U 11.m.. fir• lll'n1119•11on, 1175'!
PKlfk Cont Hl1tw11y
1::tt p.m., 11Ublk 1ultf, Ellw1rd1 Slrtt>
Ind McF..oden l'wtlt .. 11 \11lln
7:2S p,m. Salun:llY, 1'1e1kr flrt.
A~do Ind Q.erdtllll
J:l! 11.m .• retCUe· !IM71 lllrcll St.
10:2S •·m. ~r. •-· 1Mtl l lrdl
M. .... _.
I :2! 1.m. S.turcle'f, 1111bllc t11ld, l1Y twlrl•rd .,.. Wnfml1>1ter A.....,w
1:21 '""·· nwdlttl ..... "''''°' ll""""'"'· llllQtlWOI' "'"'"""'"' u:n '·"" s.tu,....,, mWklil 1111, 15"1 ,_,
1:21 11.m .• ttnh llrt, McFH6ttl 1nd
treokhunt
3:1l ... in.. mMllttl 11111, 1'125 • Gola<!
W•I St. 1!::r7 1.m. Svlldar, ur 11r1, 15111 Strnl
Mid ... ch Boulrl1rt
Peterson
Gets Red
Cross Post
I
J....,ii L: Pettrsoa,
Cettea det Mar, seat or
direct« of odmlniltratioa at
McDonnel·Douglu Mll1\le
and Space Division at Hwi·
tJngtoo Beacb, bu laktn
flee as first vice 'president of
the Orange County Chapter
or the American Red Cron.
Mrs. Louh MacMillan o(
Mission Viejo will serve u
the third ~-<:bairman and
chairman of volunteer1.
ElecUoo to tile board of
the chapter has allO put 10
other Orange Coast area
residents onto the directing
body.
Representing the coast
area are : Mrs. Robert
Burnside, LagW1a Hills : W.
Allen Grubb, Corona del
Mar; Paul Hanna, Costa
Meta; Gua Koehler, Sen
Clemen~; Carl-Kymla, Newi/ort Beac:i1: G«leral
Jmie1 T. Loome, retired,
Saa Juao Capbtrano; Mrs.
A. L. Plntloy, Costa Mesa:
William st. Olair, Costa
Mesa; and Stuart Weber,
Sooth Laguna.
FEPC Sets
Meet in SA
SANTA ANA -The
Califonlia Fair Employment
Practice Commiasloa, which
' ad:min.Lsters the state laws
againlt racial and relilious
--... ln employ·
ment and housing, will bold
meetings here Thursday and
Friday, Aµg . 8 ood 9, for the
first time in its nine-year
history.
" Most t1le tw«>-day meeting .
according to FEPC
Chairman Pier Gherini, will
be devoted to bearing views
ol -1 organlzatioos ..
civil rlgbta problems, and
disct.:sstni employment and
housing opportunities for
minorities in Orange Coun-
ty.
The first meeting will take
place Thursday at 9:30 a .m .
in the ctty council chambers
where commissioners will
be weloomed by Saota Ania
Mayor Tom McMichael.
Cities Meet
In Anaheim 111renddllldrtn. Slrvlcft. Tllftdmy, JulY
)0, 1 p.m., Plcllle View 0-1. w11~
ltiW. IEl"-111 L. ltldllrdMR flf-lfef1H11S. l!nfombrntn1, MllU90!9um el
lht ,eclflc. 01/'ICftd 11'1' Pidflc View -~. 1:o::i '·"'·• ll'*t!cal •Id. nn Miiin 51· ANAHEIM Th 1972 0 U:Of 1.m. MonUy, medlul 114. U171 - e C D· POWELL ,..,. 11. venti<>n of the League of J•~ JI. ,._,L 1.cn •lcllnleM w • .,, 1 :N •.m .. t,..,. nn, 1°'79 McF"'°'n Cali:fonlia cities will be held
c-.r. MeM. Defl °' ""th. htr 11, ,,..,.. ....._. •-" here, acc~-g •-'-~-sv,....r,,. ..., wtrw, ,,_1 • ..,.,,..,..,
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'"-11, W•lhll!Sbl o.c.1 Md "''" lO:Df 1.m .. 1titt ei.nn, 11111 mire we11 R:aden'llaCher.
'"'"*"11111...,., lervlat. T~. 11 of 1!11t111uff Mtlltl• club ... _ """"-6 500 dty of e.m., Pee/fie View CP!eNI. wlfll •ev. 12:1112 p,m., ..,.,I« cell, f01 Dover lYWI e ,llUAll ; •
Je,,,. c. L-..,.... eMcllnllf. Drlw. c ... ,_. flclals from throughout the
DltKftd ~Citi'GirnJ;"'"'....,· t :n "·"'· s.twH.,, 1r1u flr1, :inn state wiU .attend meetings in
Her,., l . Hovahhwl. 1n1 Ml.,., Pike, ,,~u~".:.7 tr•sh flr1!, 2'0J c o111Te Ave. the city's new $15 million
Cotti Mffll. suno1W<1 tr., 111ter U :!t 1.m. s1111.,...,, c•• fire, H•rtior convention center Oct. 22 ldabrl"11 Wo~J nei>IMw, •obrrt A'. IM/leY1rd incl Sin Dl1ta fir-If
Wolle; nl«e, Heloln Cumm111111. PrlYl!e 2:l't 1.m .. l1lw •lolrm. lttll S1r111 i ncl through 25.
servlcn If ,...... F•mlly C11on11r .. _ A-A s s 0 c 1 a t e Directer F1H1er1I H!PfM. U :Ol p.m .. 11111 11trm. Wike For .. 1 NEIL enc1 H1rbor BouleY•rd H·oward Gardner estimated
Fredtrldr T. NtU. m1 Melnherlll 2::Jt p.m .. '''" 11'1• JSO'I Hirbof° lllYd. that the delegates will OC· •oed, Wrtlmlnlttr, S<Jr\olYtd ti., 7:t> p,l'l'I., f11H 11trm, H1rtlor 3 500 OOID ;. the
P•tl!'fthi, Mr. encl Mra. IEtnm I'. Nelli Boullv1nl lild Sunflower Cupy , f 15 ..,,
tlrti"-r• l ewnnce ; ahflt'&, Merv t :lll P.m.. fl~ lnVllllll llen, 6N Anaheiln area.
R'rbr,,, Ind /qr11~! MIUeri Lind•" _ __:;"'~~~"=""---------~----------1 Hod111, Ind kseft Ntlt, ·-ry. foftl9hl, 1•
1:l0 P.m .. Pt.t: f'•mn., Coklnl•I fl11riet·
11 Home. •-ltm Mas,. Tllftdly, '
l .m.. Bln1tc1 Slcr1'""'t C1lhollc Church, WntmlMter. Dll'ft'fed ..., Pm
F1m11V Colonl1I 1"11rier1! Home.
BRADNER
llurl<t C. llredner. 1U Am1thY1!,
lleltlolo blend. Sul"f'lvtd b'f '°"• •oe•r L, llrl'dner1 twa 111""-Mf'I. Lllllin S.
Vou..,. Ind Mr1. •!Jth CleYe, Otlolnda,
F'iorld•; "''" 1r11'111d111c1,..... ktv1ct1. Tuncle.,, 11 l .m .. Wttlcllff Cl\tpeL
With Rev. w.,,..,, G. SluOer ol'fld111,..
Interment, Mell'OK Abber MlrnorJ1i
Patti. Vl1lle!J001, MDflda.,, ttil1 .... ...r.,.,
,....,, 1 "' ' P.m. W111tnff C1'19Pll Mort111ry, ""4N, DlrK!e!'a.
SACKETI'
Annlt R11th S.ckltl. lln Conti Wn.,
Cost1 MIH. Jl.rvic.., l'encl/119, WH!tlltl ClllPll Mortull'"f', ~
CANNON
Wlf1111T1 S. c-. .._ '7, er 2413a L" Sen-e.,.., Sourh L .. -. Dete 91 4nlh Ju"' 27. Survr"" fir wn., Phr1H1i twO
clill9htw., Mld•101 C1nnan, So
L .. ~. 11111 Jiit Cennor.1 1r1ni d1uoh1'1, Mld!elll Scott, Co.11 1M11
Services. Wldntlde.,, 11 '·"'·• 11111i Ch1iie1. 35:19 e. Co.11 H1thw1v. ca._
eel ,.,_.,, lnt1r"""''• Peclnc Vltw ~111 Perk.. l1rtt Mor!wiry, Dirt.;-"''·
BALTZ MORTUARIES eo ..... del Mar OR U45t
Ce"'1 Mesa Ml '-UZI
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
111 Broadway, Costa Meu u um
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemelery e Mortaary
Chapel
2$11 Pactne View Drive
Newport Beae•, Calilornlo
"4-!7•
PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
'1111 Bolaa Ave.
W-ller IN-35!S
SJllTll'S MORTUARY m Mala si.
S....._lleac• LE.._
WICITCUJIF MORTUARY
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1111:1101UAL PAU
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Ill.ml. --
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A new you with a new 'do'!
Start with a
Sue. Cory "Mardi Gras" .Perm!
' 7.25
Shampoo, styling, conditionl,n_J
treatment .................. 3.~
We .,..&rffzt tn tM catt of feMlon wig•
NO APl'OlllTMINT NICISIAlT
PULLl•tOM
°'9fllfllr c.mw
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MU"TlflllTOtil l•ACM
Kunll!tttrl>ll t.flttr
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HIWPOIT SIAClt
Fethlon llllMI
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54 ~ t Qlke Soa ht
Sa · ia Ana to Vote on Tax Override
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All Records
Broken
For Fair
All existing attendance
and revenue records were
broken by the recent"sfx-day
r un ol· the Orange County
Fair and ExP011tion ID Costa
M"'1 whtcb endod•July 21.
Total -at ll1e 20ll1 annual rwmlnt ol th•
fair was in eJ.ctA of 175,CXX>,
an 11 pereent increase over
last year·'i .attendance and
seven percent above the
previous record set in 1966.
New record highs were .
also set in concession in·
come, rental ol industrial
space, park in g receipts,
horse show entries and
other areas.
The annual Junior
Livestock Auction scored a
new high too, auctioning 447
aoimaJs f~ ~at,ely
'81\,000,
An e6timated 7,00> people
overflowed the Fairground
amphLUieater's 5,0X> seats
on the closing day to hear
the Glen Campbell concert.
SANTA AN -Voter ap-
proVal ·of a 54' ent We over·
, ride meu'*'· ioyaht by
the Sonte A 'Unified
School D\Jtrlct n a Tuesday
vote.· Then 2 I , 7 5 O
etudlllll I ln dt.stricl
scboola this , • an • in.
creue of 1,7!!0 r •1916-67.
The · oven1 ~uld raise
an.. estimated $4.'1 · miWon
over,;a t.bree y r period.
Principal d for : the
override, iJ )' tncrease1
for both 1:WiJ a. n d cw.med ijlonil, . ea-
pected ,10 C!>'J I mlllloo,
qi I'
Electr nic
·AF ~er
To . '~well
ANAHE;!M
Force coatr
three types ol · craft elec·
Ironic -caq combined into one lig igbt unit has
been awar to North Americ~i Rockwell
c o r pore.lion 's1 Autonetics
Division here. ~ The system· would com-
b i n ~ c o P1'. unicatiOns ,
navigation and aircraft iden-
tification in\O'.. package
for tile Air F ce Avionics
L&boiatory, w i g b t -Pat.
terson Air For e Base.
Autonetics ce-President
M. H. ~ aid the ex-
perimental m! d e l s , con-
c en tr et in ·on com-
munications navigation
rangingl ve been
developed and successfully
demonstrated under com-
pany funds.
shcool officials said. creases are necessary to
Other ,xpenditures plan-make the dlatrict stronger
ned if the measure puses in recruitment or teachers.
are portable classrooms ror Tbey cite a 25 percent
1,200 third Cr I d e r I • llU'DOver amOllJ _ t~mentary
Estimated COit fl fM.000 tbe teacbert and a blgb VIC:llM:y
flrJt yeor "14 '31),000 a yur factor bocaule they say
for the nen lb: yean oa a 1alarte1 are '500 to t800
lease'purebue baliJ. , -1o,..er lhlD the ·neighboring A thlrd object Is • roduc-di....,..11· , ·
tion In class slu to coot :-n;;;..u.ir1cf .•wt llas 'Ii
f,134,000 In the lllll9-70 school iffching positions to ·fill for
year. the coming yeor wtth the
School olficlall say the lil· mOjorl)y or openinp at the
t,lementary school Jevel.
Ofrlcla\s warned I h a I
purchase of -'the portable
class rooms .,.=· tal<e place U the-o ., falls.
Parents bave . . tbe
placing or thlrd grllder1 In
12 of the dlltrl¢&'1 22 elementary, achooll on dou·
)>!• ~IS\ons. . . ' PopD-teacblU ratio ls Cllr""
renUy SO. 7 to one. one of tbe
highest rates in Orange
County.
NIGHT DAY SERVICE
9:30 AM. TO 9:30. P.M.-SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
y Sto-res Open. Every Night Monday Through Saturday
WHITE
GOODS • comes 1n
all colors
(including wh ile)
... ENNEY ~ ~--
COSTA MESA
(Harbor Shoppin g Center)
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Save .big on never iron
Pen·n-Prest® white gqods!
• Qualitybleq~hed sheets
(O!oy cw. Mk ti ,..,.,..;,_ ..i .ttoil -Mid
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Pill•wc...,4rx3r• ·2/1.77
Twin 7r x 101~flat or
lla1ht-flt Mttom
full II"• 1or fhrt or
11•...tltllettom
2.55
3,55
Delicate "Floral Fantasy"
L~ ~/~ WW •tori """"""'-oflilr
,,_,,.,_ ~ng, Mliblo ~· PW! o. Joi....
Pill•w ca1•1 1112y x 31'
Twin 72' x 101'' Ila! or
lla1t•flt bottom
Jull 11" x IOI" flat or
llollht-flt bottom
2 /3.27
4.77
5.77
Pastel sheets stay smooth
Poly.llt/'otton loloncl in p;..k, llri>oom or ul..t. lol..
_., ~ lhan eofl<M ,....:ole1. NIVlr irat1.
Piiiow ca1•1 42" x 31~ 2/2o87
Twin 72" x 101" flat or
lla1to-fit bottom
full 11• x 101• flat or
llasta.fll bottom
3,77
4.77
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S11per· siz.ed whit, sheets
Jltl'.n.if to \<on~~ .._J ... lhly're ,.~. poirwter/CO!?On liltrtds. Whit• 11111y.
Plll~·caMf 42' x 41~ 2/2. J'f
-Qu-.i·~ X 120" flat ar
lla1ti-fit b.ttam
Kint tor x 120" flat or
Elo1t•flt Mttom
6.77 '
. i 1.77,
King-size pastel sheets
A "'-r of • .i..t 1n -lulouloui ,_. irOOI ,._
''"'. polyti.!er/cattan lolft. Pink, ~"'·
Pillow cas•s 42' x 41" 2/3.2S
King IOI" x 120' Ila! or
lla1ta-fit botto"' 9.7S
Printed super sized sheets
Gally prlnltd ""'° ill ,.... o. blue '-e ,...,.,r..,..
ti'lish, •. tl.trc'1 no lrOl'lng t'lffdod ...+ier. tu!l'lble .. ~
Pillow ca1•s 42' x 41" 2/3.67
QuMn 90" x 120" llat or
llasta-fit bottom 7.17
King 101' x 120" flat or
Elasto-fit bottom 9.97
Prices cut on regular white goods!
Percale super sizes
S!odr. up _. 9'od Vfl ti-bit wptr ,;,15 al o low
Pltlnl)' price. Whitt O<tl:y.
Pillow caMt 42' x 41•
QUMR alz• flat 90•a 120"
QuMn •lcutw-fll bottom
Kl119 alz• flit 100-a 120"
Kini lla1ta•flt bottom
Dual 101" x 120" llat
2/1.83
3.83
3.93
5.43
S.23
6.43
Fashion pastel Pencale•
Fooi-PO!okl torwt •o _..,with fOCh o!W 111t taordi.
"""'·"""" whi11. Pillow calef 42' x.31' 2 /t .28
Twin 72"' x101" fltrt or
lla1ta·flt IMttom
r1i1111t•"X 1oa• flat.,
Eletht-fltMttaM
2.58
2.71
Pencale• deep tone solids
flllhlei!.., leio9s ...... Wd .... 1ot1t lo IMcl ""'"'·
PHt.. ca•• 42• • :.r 211.2a ,.,,,. n • x 1oa• , ... .,
lluto-flt MttaM 2.51
Bleached Pencale•sheets
r;,.. quoli1y, coirkl cot1on pwur., 1&6-'·
PillowrOMS42"'x31" 2/1.07
Twin 72" x 101"fl .. or
11 .. ta-fltbMtOM,
Twin fitted tap
full 11• x 101" llat or
11C.1ta-flt laott.lft
full fi ttotl top
1.1s
2.1s
2.07
3.ff
Nation-wide• sheets
SMC!y, ione·-Mw ....., llMlil _. 133 thr.oi1
tovnt. Whitef/Ny. A P'lllt iwy\
Pillow COMI 42" X 36'
lvnk 6i' x 101" flat
fwlR 7ir-• 101"·f .. t IN'
llo1ta-flt Mtt.M
Full II• x 101• fist •r
lfalt ... lt MtfeM
2/,1:1
1,53
1.53
1.71
Pencale • deep tone stripes
f~ cltlp I-tlfipll fCll' I lOl~WifMWWf l*l priced,.,_..,
Pfllow CIMI 4r X 31° 2/2.29
Twin 72' x 1or flet IN'
11•"9-fft IMttom 2. 93
PuH 11• x 101"fhtt.., rull 11' x 1W flotor
llatte-flt.......... 2 . ,. ll••ta-fit ..........
Save on Notlon·w1de• decorative print pillow co1e1
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3 ,93
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(Fashion Island) (Huntington Center l
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RBDUCBD FROM STOCK! LIMITED
• Sun:lmer clearance on
young girls' swimwear!
A great.buy on swimsulls for girb of all agesl In
cl-ic one piecers, nifty two'piecers or popular
thr.. pitce setsl Tiie reductions are great!
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Slm3to6x .
Orig. 3'; to 4''
NOW 266
·s:-20~~~}.. 2'' {.•. t • NOW166
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Swim tr~iki· For inen :·~~d boys
Penn..f'rest® jeans and shirts M11'1 bo:I~ swim trunks In assort.cl plaids
.... d Hawaiian print jammers at-savingi priCes. Boys' hopsack jeans in rugged western styr.ng. orive,
whiskey, tobacco. Rogulon l>-20, slims 1>-18. Big se-
lection of sport shirts in prints, solids and. plaids. Boys'
sizes. All hfive never iron Penn-Prest® finish.
S-M·L·Xl. : ·
Shirts Jeans 111 2''
Women's shoe c:l1aranc:1!
• Ff•ts, 11nd1l1, f1btk: CISUlfl
• _Fashion colors! Pa.,.lsl Broken 1IZlll
Orlq.4.99
NOW 2••
Save on womH's sport tops!
• Top qutUty pulloven, blou•, shells
• Tht1"11'1 1 styi. to plHM every 111111
• In your f1vorit1 colon, popul1r f1briCsl 1••
Prices c:ut on ha•dbags! Wame11's spartswear value!
• Fashion shipes in mini to m1xl sias
• Up-to.the-minute styles ind colon
Orl9. 2.99
• S1ve on 1nkl1 ptnfs, f1m1ica shorts
• Not every color in every size,'° hurry!
• Buy now for the w1nn d1ys 1hudl
2'' NOW •2
Faslilo11 dresses for wa1111
• Out1t1nding te*tion of popul1r 1tyle1I
• Color..cuecl f« 1ummer wurlng
• Take home• tlOMtful ind llvtl 411
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Low price 01 9lrls' topsl
• • F1buloui borvotnsot lhl1 low price I
• Stock up for VICition ind pleytime -· • Mony colon md 1tyloal lrobn •lml
. CostuM jewelry 1avl19sl
• Top buy on necklec., pins, Mrrlngsl
• Sun-lit colon for 1ummer'1 f1ahlon look
Orl9.$1·2 _44c aac
NOW •
Girls' sportswear variety
• Colorful group of 1nkle pents, shorts
• SoHds or prints in broken aizes
• Terrific borvoin II !hit low, low prlcol 1so
C.lonal s•-fabrlc: b9y
GIOUI' I 33c
Oilf.!Mc·... -~
GROUI' II 66c Oift. flc• l.1' NOW . ~ i"
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Bojs alorful jamllllfl in
bold Hawaiian. prints.
144 ' 118 ·
210:1 · ... ,.
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· .. • l.omn.m of popular mlloratyloa 1 ~~ W!d-r•"9' of col~ 1{K( f~brlcs • ttiyirmal anchawl :-· ; I'' ' ' ~·
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'flrls' .. ._ .. er sleepwear
~. Slylod m coOl, lightweigh!Jal:;icl
• •.1Jlmy_<Dlonl lrojcon ·1ifoacnly1
19r.19. 2;91 .. • •, ~ow 222
.•, ~ ' . '~•c:edl:liy1' 1wl11wnr
'~ .c:tw.....,, model 01 •l1Nlt leg trunks '•,~,~1~1 lrobn •boal.Hurryl
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: L•lllles' 1119la1111 1avh19sl · ·
. •· long life 1haner proof I•-
•• Colorful pl1stic: fr1mn; styled Jn lt1ly
. ~ Art outstanding value 1t thil'pricel
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Giga~ti·c .sa.vings on
novelty tier·curtains
in po~"la·r styles!
Orig. 2''
Now ·l ·''-pr.
A Nrrfflc--111,.nt af nowlty,cur1alns in salldi, prints ••• aheen
Giid -i.i-s. Perfect for lcltchen, bedraom, fa.,fly ,_ or
cleo. Sam ore -Iron Penn·l'rest9, molt a• machlrie wasft.
abl9. H!l"),'. In_ wbll~ ihe ~n ls lofM and the -ings C119 1\'9
g1ea1 ... 1 ?'"• 30'', 3611 lenglfli. ·
NEWPORT BEACH
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Dean's List
Four students from the
Orange Coast area were
named to the dean's llst at
Claremoot Men's College for
the spring semester.
PENETRATION
ri d I
Tallies Four
They are Jon Henricksen,
BIB Adami: Steplla> Kelli!,
6041 Cortez Drive ; Edward
Nishio, 15761 Golden Wes~
all of Huntington Beach;
one! C..-1 H. Smith, III, 1220
Nottingham Road, Newport
Beaob.
To qualify !or the list, N••r"' "WV°"• r•••• th• students must maintain a
DAILY PILOT, hom•town now.. 3.0 gmde Point average. and ,.,., foe th• F•bulM• Or•nv• be enrolled in at least three
!::C.,=d=.========-..:en=d:::•:::ne:::::bell cour.;es,
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Wew'm>dd
Cl:'-of. I -LUtertarnment
TONITE thru f RI OAY NITE
"OH STAG.I US.A,"
JACK CARTER
JAYE P. MORGAN
HARPER'S BIZARRE
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* ** Disneyland On Parade
7'30 PM
A lllny. M/Jlktll Promenade throu1h the Mllfllc Kinll'dom starring Mickey, Plut.o, Goofy
and all your Dimey Character Favorites.
EVERY SUNDAY
COllllfBY MUSIC J1JBILEE
MINNIE PEARL
JEANNE SEELY
HOR IOGOl lftd hit BAND
RON l!RWIN-GUEST MC
Shows 11 l S l!ld 7 PM -On tt.1 TOMORROWt.lllU STAGE
EVERY NITE al 9 PM
Fant<Uy in the Sky
71nker Bet rs fllsht signafs the start
d I Spectacular Aerial F if'MXl<S D/splrt
*** ,.. ,..... nir...powt: Ill• Miik kl!tdoll •••
111191' MOR• '1111-ANIS• FIRIHOVSI FlV! +I
1Bl9SOFT'ltl KtNtDOM•TII[ CUil Wm SlllOS
Ill nuoTT I TM DISMETWID DATl •mn
1IE IOTA&. TAlllTWlS•THE INYAil[IS mn wm
TJI AMllltW IRASS 11~ llMJ •111
,.,._,_... Wiii Wll)'to •}oJ 111 tllt nt!IH!tftt •••
llSlll'IWID AllO DMtl TICKET IDDK .................. ..,, Mtrlttlllrl" 'f'•c:Mkl'
Adult $4.00 Junior """ $3.00 ...,...., (U,10 YlliHI)
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It's Harder to Get Out of Soviet Union
By Rlcbard C. Lol(wortla
MOSCQW CUPll -U lt'1
bard to set into Rustle.. lt'a
even harder to get out.
& my wife and I
prepared ,to end • -year tour ol" duey I n
Moscow, we recalled m1el
of those who b&d aoae
before. 01 deloys, red tape
and the kind of lnaf111 that
only fue!!icieocy cr-
wit.h ·a state monOpoly can
produce. So we start.ed ear·
ly.
All goods muot be pocked
into large wooden con-
tainers, ordered throu&h a
government agency wblcb
demand& 10 days notice.
A friendly P""W mmed
"Sergei came ~ and
decreed we wookl • a fJ Ve-cub.ic.meter container.
Two weeks before we need· •
ed l~·we ordered !L
PAID RUBLES
No trouble at 811, tile
bureaucrat man aaid. if we
paid 162 rubles (1180) in ad·
vance. When we protested
that this seemed a bit &tf!!
for a large wooden box, and
said we would rather pay
COD be shrugged. No mon·
ey, no container. We paid.
Four phOlla calls in the
next two weeks elicited pro·
mises that .ttie container
would be there on the day.
Came the day, no cotb.i.ner.
A fifth call WM made to ask
why.
"Because the factory
hasn't start.cl building it
yet," the man Bll6Wered,
6Wpri6ed that we were
•urprised. He promised it
the next day.
Five days and 10 calls
later, it arrived. Two junior
packers I'i!Cruited by Sergei
showed up. It was the hot·
test day of the summer, but
armed with beer, vodka,
and onion. sandwi'ches, they
set to work. ·
BA TILE CUSTOMS
Meanwhile, we 6et ofi to
do battle with the Soviet
customs. Everything
purchased in Russia must
be listed and the list sub·
mitled to cl16toms f o r
clearance to keep foreigners
from taking out works of art
or national treasures.
This we did, although we
had nothing remotely
resembling a work o( art.
The customs aMwered that
two cheap brass
candlesticks purchased in a
souvenir shop were suspect,
and would we please take
them to the National Art
Gallery to be assessed.
We protested that the
candles.ticks were already
packed and were probably
unlocatable. They insisted.
Faced with unpacking
everything, we borrowed
two Identical candlesticks
from a !ri<ind and phoned
Citizenship
Award Given
Candidates for a $5.0QO award given in recognition
of an outstanding act of
good citizenship in support
of law enforcement are
being sought by the National
Council on Crime and Delin-
quency.
The award Is gfven an·
nually by Carl M. Loeb,
tho pllary to make an ap-A RaAlln lrlend, _, bolller him with such trivia. shipped mounted, the con· turned out to be almOl!t big
pol'nlmnt. 1 ol cur tr~ ~ply pick· okayed e\'el'1llllllg I« tx· tlliner looked llDUlller lllld enougb. The packers ad·
, Tb_!_.._l_~'!1ry replied tbet ed up the OIOdleatieks, went port. tmaller. The packer 1, vised ua to jettiJon some
its mrllCIO!' bad jult died to the C'Ultoml office and Back at the apartment, trultl.ng Sergei's estimate, stuff.
and w,. Jytncin at-. there, ahowed them to a frienct tlhe vodka wu naming low aslW'ed ua that all would be My wife toot care of it. l
lllld tho ,.U.ry would be tllot they ""' junk and, but tho pocklnC -almoot well. ju.t hope llbe kept thooa
.-ftlr, low cllJa. diJguoted Illa& .. lbould -· M the (OOda to be It w ... 'l ,The contolner confounded candlestick ..
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I El Rancho contiques to br.ing you interesting meals from around I
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Bii 26 ounce r.artoiui • , , plain or iodized.
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Schilling'• ••• 4 ounces of pure imported spice!
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Del Monte ••• No. 803 ••• aet our recipe for Squaw Corn !
From tlie land of the Bir Horn Sheep and the Blue Cohnnbinti • , ·;
from :where Pib11 Peak loom1 over, the Garden of the Goda-
El Rancho offers recipee that are a reflectlo11 of"'.Amerlcana.-
your1 for the t&kinr at our service meat center1 I
~s Roast ............ 7 9f
So lean ••• so tender ••• from the round of U.S.D.A:. Choice
beef! ••• Be aure to get our recipe !or a rreat ~t roast!
:~w Trout .......... 49!
Fix them campfire style ••• accordinr to our recipe. Minimum
weight •• ! 5 ouncea of 1oodnesa to ea.ch fiahl
Beef Shanks ..... 39~
So much meaty roodneea at thia low price I
Fresh Eggs ...... ::39:1
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Pricea in effect at all 1tore1
Mon., Tuu., Wed., Ju.Zr !91 30, 31.
ARCADIA: Sunset & Hunlington Dr. (D Rancho Center)
PAS.IDEMA: 320 West Colorado Blvd.• SOUTH PASADEllA: Fremont & Huntington Dr.
HUNT!NUON BEACH: Warner and Algonquin (Just fast of Huntington Harbour)
IOPllRT IEAClt '2727 Newport Blvd. • 2555 fastbluff Dr. (fasthluff Village Center) .
president Zof the Nationali-----------------------------------------------
Counil on Crime and Delin·
queny.
lnormation on 11ny private
individual who might qualify
for this award should be
sent to Duane C. Lenley,
State Director of the
California and N a t i o n a J
Council on Crime and Delin-
quency, 3124 E. 14th St.,
Oakland, Cali!.
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~ Miami Beach · Sprucing ·Up
For Repuhlican ·Conve~tion
MIAMI BEACH (\JPI) -
To gtt ready for tbe
Rep u b 1 i.c an National
Oooveotioo, Ml&ml Beach
bulll a m..una 11111, ltnctd
It 111 on IO -l!lr .,_
security, and re-routed Ira!·
fie on famed Collini Avenue.
In all, tbe city has spent
over '5 million preparing
for its first nat!ooal party
convention. A return of
roughly double that to the
area's ecooomy is expected.
Th• bands wtll play'
oraton will plead and the
delegates will pick the
party's 11161 D>IJlinees for
president and vice president
in a new, $4 million aonei: to
the Miami Beach Con·
ventiOll Hall -actually an
alr~OlldiUOlltd, 111,000•
squart•fool DIW atruC!tun
bull! -tht -bulldlq and-connected by doorway1
knocked in the ~ommon
wall.
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wtro 1 e r v I o • a , havt holtll houllllJ dtloJttq, tbt ltoltb bl¥t ll!'Pi• ol flll. wcr-. bo1b 1n the ...,. ....,. o1 t11tm aa ter IMlrth 1DC IMm wtt111our11t1 com
VentiOll boll and In tbe 1'Clll· aa H.U, ~. 110 m11., lnC lo bt Dtrt ~IM Jtnefal tal'nblew'liolol. official COii• ftom tbe D>MllDI• To malte COllvtlUiil w ... llfllpla. ......_ • The Florida Holol and .-ion --.111rter1. ltlllnl a cab, thlrltrt4 b11a 11~0-D>'MIGG will
OomoV-. -V. or eve a -lllhinl · lot • 'olottlY 11 makt hldi f 'l'll•.PtiC• <If 120 fHt bl _. Oller fllf CQl!Wd)UOll ,.,.. ~ntion • w 1 • k
u n p a 1 n t e d , unroofed visitors, the city bu set up visitors get a 1quare deal.
plasterboard with two doors a pool of all such facllities c 0 rn D\ i,, 1 i 0 0 e r A. R.
was over $800; there is a wtllch will cperate It a cen· Brautlgarii has promised hia
union requirement that each tr~ locatJ.oo. agency will be "awfully
electrical contractor with 11 too ROOMS hard" 'on establlshments
lnsW!ati°"" at the hall muat Ml' am! n ••• h and nearby -~'ch .,k ...-e than their employ a "stand.by" elec-~ '"l-4 '""" areao pledged a toUJ of peeled p!1l:es for rooms and lrlcian lo< $lO an hour and 18,000 first cla.ss -1 and meals.
doubletime after 4 p.m. and motel rooms to the GOP ex-In 1972, ?aaml Beach on weekends while the con-lo ha the vention facilit i es are ecuUve committee. The would like ve
The GOP'a coocern with committee turned hack 4,000 Republlcans back, and the
security &bowed up in the of the rooms last week, but Democrall too,
six-foot chain link fence
ordered up around the SO.
acre tract where t b e
meetlnrball, press, per!:l
aod VIP &NII are loc
GtttiJ>c lmlde tht fence will e A I l)IOi' old -ll&re
Hquirt creel-imled with • --• NOTBINO NEW ia.k i. lot .... ,_ tht
H-1 • m• ol-'" • ~ ~ rtdo~ ht map!•
isn't new far Mlami Buch. furniture; Me.pie hutch,
The winter totalit seaaoo plUI harYvd lt)'led tlllina: brine• more people than the --.
TOP wtlJ bring.' But the city ;-,~:.::.\tlrl!J PACTS SIGNED wtlJ try to be at its be6t for · -The annex is a project die· the conventiooeers. To help ~ 11 .
tated by the coovmtioo. Not handle t r a f f 1 c spreading • ~ Wint ..._ IDf
until the GOP picked IU from the convention ball, an ""'-T Hert'• a dehDCt convention site were the located near the southern ..,.,.-~ I the buildin -• "" ........ ft. • . contl'aots or g end of the beach, Collins «l'ldlHoned, ClfPetl 1111· 'signed. Tlie ground was Avenue has been made one· ~ wHMa wUk:1na ..._
broken in October, ·and in way northbound along the tNllM II w~ °""
June the hall was ready for strip of oceanfront hotels ... o.m;, Oouft·hlxllt.
a trial run - a University of and motels which runs some e Midi. llCllt d tn&'lnt a
M i a mi commenc:ement 10 miles north. Southbound fat Ille. !bft!t ID:e run!
which turned up so m e traffic will funnel into the e An ~ ~
acoustical bugaboos being convention hall on other in 111P4 ..,,_ at a r.Mlft.
fixed !or the convention. streeu. "* pr91;-,..,«t • ..
The original convention ~B~uses;;~·~wilJ~· ~run~~be;t~w~ee~n!!::~~~~~~~!!!!!!!l!-=~"~'*:-;;111&11.~~~ hall houses most of the _the ball •from the dozens of
press facilities for the coo-, .• ! velJtion, and this has been a
major-source of economic
sllin for the a r • • ' 1 crlfttmu.
'Ibo line mo.lar taltvWon
.. -Ill have tedma1od
--ol C<>'itdlf .. GOP...,-..bortled
lht Dtmocrlill .. Qilnalo al
10 mtlblnf In lbt
ntlal>l>«hood of .., million.
Al MlMnl Beach, I h t
-· hovt COllllrucltd . ·bulldlnp ol pbftod and
~--tht hall,
ml llllod. --• -.. fiction ftlldtr-ol =~~.-....
'. 'lbt -ol ... _. llld .,,_.., Md lht
VA to Give
GI Names
To Legion
lloflMIDI ID J'u!1, tM
V t I trll!I Mminllfrlllcm
will provtdt lllo _.....
Leston With Diii! .. and ad·
dro-of all ·vi-
wt.trau/ dllollarpd"-ucb
moalh, ~Jr: O. If.
Price, -ol lht Lal\IDA Pool .. ~.
CommunllJ Service
cbalrmllll.
Under lht new plall, Lt,... membtn will
personally contact t b •
dischargee, inform him of
hi.I rilht• and bentfita and assist him with bis reed·
Justment problems.
-.. .Price llfd, 1'Too many of
theae new veterm1 are not
bein g brouat>t back In Ille
main ltream of American
life with the beneflll, Ille
Jobe that will Insure thtJr
becomlng productive II.Ible
dtilens."
Price is retired from tbl
Veterans Adttiini.rtraU:On
where be worked for over 40
years. · ·
12 Added
To Oiamher
The Coota ""• a.mber ol c.mmerce bU llC«tMd
12 ---IDlo "' memblnhlp.
Tbt-m-.. :C
& w -. 11155 OMftll It;
Sandy's Fluff 'N J'old, 2ICll
E. 17111 St; Fnndlco J.
Alvara, M.D.1 1811 Newport
Blvd: G1tG Upholatery, 135
E. 17th SI; 'lloaal4 L.
GolenskJe M. D., 400 New·
port Center Dri .. , N.B.;
Mttketln& SotclaliN o I
Americe, 4801 ~ ~w.
N.B.; William B. l'lb,
M.D., 440 F&ir Dr.; JIM a-. -llqpGl'I "ft!, N.B.: Da1a1b11 ol Colla
Mesa: S 11 d e-Rldu, Ud.,
1425 Bater; Metro
C alifornia Buatneu
Enterprioes, 2lllO -
Blvd.; 'lbt Mudon &cllool
ol Eduoatiollll 'l'ber•I''" ·• w. 19tb St.
BIGGAll'S TWICE-'l'EAIU. 'Y SM.E
FROM OlJR REGULAR STOCll
OF qUALIT'Y MEBCllANDISE
CRAFTED BY THE NATION'S
l'OBEMOST MANVFACI'UBEB.8
SINCE 1928
POR l'INll ROKll l'URNIBBINCHI '
AND INTllRIOB DECORATION
SANTA ANA-MAIN at IUVENTH
Pa11dtn1 -Col.,.acl• at ll Mol ino
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Washable cotton and rayon carpet measures 6'19',
Decnrator·co1ors.
.1 GAL JUG
1.57
.... Heit. 1.97
llaDd:Y onon jug is best
for plciilca or travel.
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97'
O.r Reg. 1.84
Your choice of rake, hoe
or cultiwtor.
3 . Da11• 011111
BAG Of CHARCOAL
BRIOumES IH
2o-POUND SIZE
0.r a.,. ,1,47
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Charfe ltl
Buy ID quanllt,y for blc·
gtlt ovinpl Ott Ibo
larle b a g Of ohlROIJ
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tor all I 11o11 tummer
oookoute and borbaCllll.
2" THICK COT PAD
3.88
Otar Ref. 4M
Brllht print. available In
ooHd lcem, wuhab!e, ,...
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REDWoOD PICNIC T AILE
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Four loot table wtlh matching benches. -
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Keep cool with 1000 RPM motor, portable flll. Fu.
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LAWN
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F-ivay to fertlllle
Your laW!l. All typee
fertilizer may ba UMd.
COLOR GUARD F!NCINct
· 2a• roll 14" blgh · I · 9· '4
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IAMIOO RAKU 57C OUI .... t7~
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J2 OAll.Y PILOT Mooday, Jul1 29, 1968 .... ~~ ... ·. FBI Chief Levels New Bkist at Campus Unrest Pittilre:
• FBI Director J. Edgar mUltaocy. It Is tilled !be ~ ._.-, lbat the within !be varloua types of bombl
Peeks • Hoover has leveled onolbtr New Left aad at Ill core Is federal ar<ncy bao MIC· '"~ ol 'U.· -""'"'eirtloo whlcb could be deviled to • blast at llludeni unrest oo !be orpnlzatlon known u cessfully ln61traled the nu· ...,tibOpo ~ w·lth d11tro.y com~
• college cap-11 reported Stud...., fOr a Democratic dent group. J 1abotage•mdi&ololi .. 1, tbe. and plwnblng a)'lleml ol
• in the Higher EducaUOG and Society." ,.. "The coocept of ..._vfoience participant& d f 1 c u 1' e d strategic buildings. They
Natiooal A!faira bulletin of Hoover expreued concern aa an illltrument to 'deltroy various devic• which might even d1sc1&ed the fmer ltf Ma WJW • I I • a • the American Counc11 on ebout tbe wn1t on.ttie cam-the ulaUng social Of4er is . be developid ,.. ue in plan· pointJ of firing Molotov
Education. putes, and rt!pOl'ted oa a 811 ioberent in tbe pb.Uoshpi:iy ned attack.I }JlJ ,.seJective cocktails from shotguns as
It ls pretty gene.rally con· The director states, "this secret worb:bop cooducted of the New Ult movemeht service facillUll and in COD· well as similar forms of so
ceded that 'llloNMIChly rt1od· unrest aDd Violence was in-last month as pert cf the an-• it is ln the philoeOphy of nectJon wltb • 1forms of called· defense measures PhoM
en MWJe is 8 thoroughly hap-sUgated and preciJ>itated by nual convention of SDS. the old-line communists who · vjolent ·de~ations. which could be used in de· ~;':A!~ 543-1753 or SQ.lnl
PY motion picture. Built f«l_j•~•ub~ve~r~n~·v~e~l~or~ce~w~ru§·c~hii~s~~Fr~om~~t~h~e~t~ol=or~malt~onJ!..~ha~v~e~w~or~k~ed~year~~·~tn~un~·~'~·§1~"'~y~e~~~.~~tn~e~'us~.~e~o~f_!fiance~~~o~f~po~lice~~actl::::on:,_"~~~!!!!~~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~!!!!~~ f .... 1 crowing in numbers and in released by the FBI~ lt dermiDe thia nation 1rom combustible 1 ..-.Wa:· and Hoover. reported. un, u1D mus cal movie does
a tnorougb job tn making Lido "I
theatre patroos happy. •'
If you haven't seen this gay,
lilting, romantic comedy at
the Li.do may we suggest that
you and your gang acbedule
this fun film on your enter-
talnment ageoda laolgbt or to-
morrow evening?
Recapping a bit, Julie An·
drewl, Mary Tyler Moore,
Carol Channing and James
Fox top the cast along·with
John Gavin and Beatrice Lil-
lie. The story takes place in
the so-<:alled "flapper era" of
the l~s. Jt tells of young
girls ip search of jobs, hub-
bies, fame and fortune. Most-
ly husbands I
Next on the program at, the
Lido will be Where Were Yoa
\Vben Tbe Llgbt1 Went Out?
Showing in · Panavlslon · and
Metrocolor, this 1s a _spooky
comedy starring DoriJ Day .
and Patrick O!NeiL They play
hubby·and·wtle,~ho are apart
too i;iften due t~ conflicting
careers. She 1b an actress, he
is an architect
However, on November S,
1955, when many Pari\ of tbe
AUantlc C:,o a 1 t area were
blacked-out by power failure,
Doris and Pat manage a faJr.
ly rare get-togelherl This
starts a whole gang ol after.
efiecta: holding the threadi to
many eomplicaUODB. Good for
laughs all the way tbroughout
the blackout.
COMING SOON: Look for·
ward to eojoytng Lucile Ball,
Henry Fonda, Van Johnson
and Tom Bosley along with a
whole passel of ktda in the
laugh· provoking film Yollr"I,
~Dae And Our1.
Heah comes de band, folks.
The One Aad Only Genuine
Original Family Band is mak·
ing music at the Mesa. Walter
Brennan, Janet Blair, Lesley
Ann Warren and John David-
son head the cast.in this Tech-
nicolor showing. True to Walt
Disney tradition this is a fam-
ily film. Take along all the
guys and gals to enjoy· this
goody whlch ls showing at the
Mesa tonight and tomorrow
along with the ever ·popular
Bambi.
MES A MATINEES hit
the screen each and e v e r y
Wednesday atternoon at one
o'clock. Harbor area film
fana have a rare oworturuty
to get-the-jump or others by
viewing the brand new motion
picture hit at its weekly de·
but. Take a mid-week break,
see a swell 1how and partake
of free refreshments.
FREE PASSES to !be Lido « the Mesa theatres will be
mailed today to G.E. Lewis.
17Jll2 L& IM ... Line. Hunting· toa Beocll, K.A. DOl>loo, :IS6tJ
l,oSo!llf 'Colla ,Mesa,· Sharon ~ .. Ju;;, · 414\i Feroleaf, c-clel M.v 8114 Rooald SChlo<brBe!:. Dana Rd., Newport
u,.,. .._to ......
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and 11911 ,.. .. -"'
ldilll!I!, .. -"' Illa -.::i .,. ,oar 'l1#1r = i :=~~ ..
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The new •
Mercedes-Benz 220 Diese
so ''over-en ine.ered''.
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you may stiD be
driving it in 1988.
@ SomeMen:edes-BenzDie-
sels just won't quit. In the
32 years since Mercedes-
Benz invented the DieseJ-
polver~d ·passenger car, over 500,0CIO
Diesels have been made, and 87% are
still running! One Olvner in Stockholm
recently staned his .secondmillioi-1 miles.
The newest Mercedes-Benz DieSel
is the 220 (S<><a!led because its engine
displaces 2.2 liters). It costs $4,580,'
and from the million-dollar way it Joo ks
and rides, many people believe it should
be classified as a luxury car.
An unconventional economr car
man who buys a Mercedes-
Benz. But by no means does
ii tell the whole stO!)'. Here
are some more examples:
·A superior braking llJllam
Many ordinary cars sti11
us~ o ld-fashi oned drum
brakes.·
Today's 180.mph Gra.nd
Prix raci ng cars use disc
brakes. So does the Mer-
cedes-Benz 220 Diesel. And
not just on the front wheels,
but on every \\1hecl. Drum
brakes are cheaper, but tests
'prove that disc brakes l;'ro-
vide the most precise brak-
ing possible-at any speed.
So Mercedes-Benz engi·
neers insis t on 4-wheel
Mercedes-Benz says the 220 Diesel
is an economy car. Yes, an economy car,
because it could save you more money
in the long run (S3y, 100,000 miles or
more) than the 8imsiest little economy
ca r you could buy.
The 220 Diesel is so economic;a l it
doesn't even use gasolirni. It sips inex·
pensive Diesel fuel at a miserly rate,
yet has enough power to cruise at 80
(where the lalv allows). This amazing
power plant docs a\vaywith carburetors,
spark plu~, and other paraphernalia of
the conventional gasoline engine.
disc brakes as standard. Foregrou..d: the world's first !Mui pauenger car (1936). &acli:grotoul: the world's be.st Diesel sedan (1968), Bo1h by Mer~dt:s-&nz.
eq uipment. Wi_th 421 .1
But the engine is not th e only
unconventional thing about the ne\v
Men:edes·Benz 220 Diesel. The whole
car is "over--engineered." That's the way
one critic put it. He was right By con-
ventional standards, it is built to far
more exacting standards th an ordinary
motor cars.
What .... "onr-englneerlng"
can mun to you
The remarkable longevity or the
Diesel engine is one good example of
how "over-engineering" \\'odu fo r the
sq uare inches of braking area, it's vir·
~ually impossible to outrun the 220
Diesel's brakes.
10,000 body welds
Most conventional cars have·a sepa·
rate body and chassis, held together
with bolts. After a while, the boJts can
\\'Ork loose. On a Washboard road, the
rattles can be deafening.
Mercedes-Benzelimi naJed the body
bolts. In their place are over J 0,000 in-
dividual welds. Result: a structure of
immense strength and rigidity. After
50,000 miles or so, ycu'll wonder if ycur
220 Diesel will ever rattle.
A potentad 1uapeltllon
C.Onventional sedans usually have
a little device called an "anti·sway bar"
nestled in the frorat suspension. It pre-
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vents the ca r from leaning on hard
turns. Without it, the car\vould lvallolv
(or the springs would have to be made
so stiff thal'lhe ride would be ruined).
McrcedeS-BenJ engineers took this
idea one step further. They added a
second anti-s~ar,t.r atthe·rear, part of
the 220 Di~'s iltw-and patented-
indepe ndcnt rear suspension. This al·
lo\\•ed the Me£aXk:s-Benz engineers to
make thtrearspriogssof ter, too. Result :
a vastly superior ri4e, but still no mush,
sway or wallow~ in hairpin turns.
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Take a da~ trip in some cars
and you'll wind dpJecling like a damp
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The Men:edes·Bem 220 Diesel is
engineered as much for h~ancomfon
as it is for .mechanical e{ficieky. Onho--
pedic physicians were consulted in the
design of the 220 Diesel's seats so you'IJ
have pre>per support on cross-country
tours as well as short hops to the super·
market. "When you 6rstslip into one of
the 220 Diesel's carefully contoured
seats, it.may seem finn, but once you
get used to it, you'll never settle for
"ni.arshmallou/' seats again. Mercedes·
Benz engineers have respect for your
backbone.
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Mercedes-Benz builds a wide range of
gasoline-powered mod els, from the
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Of the around 180 artists exhibiting at the 1968 Festival of Arts
through Aug. 24, about one-third are women. Jeanne Cantonwine,
a festival exhibitor for the past five years demonstrates her art-
istic techniques to visitors who wish to have their portraits done.
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setting for the1many•displ8Ys •Of -all. forms of -art at the· 3Srd
Annual Festival of1 Arts. These,include paintings, ceramics,
cards, jewelry, mosaics and even weaving. Mrs. Louise
Slltf P119tn llr L• f'•r• 1'te Laguna Beach .resident -attempts . to 1capture the· personality
of Vic Berzins, a stq,dent at California State College at Fullerton.
She is noted for her pastels ·and -oil paintings.
Ci:ouse of ·Laguna Beacfi. iS ope of thr.ee· ·~eav,ers demon-
. Strating her craft in a bootP on festival grounds. She has
been with the festival~fer-the past 16 years.
Mrs. Virgin\&-Worthington of Laguna . Beach 'uses serigraphs-as. a
graphic medium. Her Christmas and g?Oellngs cards have been u-
hibited iii tbe festival for the pest 10 year1 and she has won awards
In the Orange County Art Association show and Invitational North
Shore Art Exhibit.
Wanece Vernon, wbo has her own workabop1n La-
guna B~ch1 js ~hpwing her custom designed jewelry
at Ille lestival !or the first time. She is especially
proud of the pin she wears called, uJade Galaxy,
the Stone of Heaven." It is made of Burmese Jade
and· dlamondl; and ts priced at '3,500.
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Miss Barbara Weber, a Laguna Beach artist and teacher with her own
studio, works with a range of subjects in paintings and drawings. A
festival exhibitor for the past 11 yea.rs, she has work represented in
Fisher Galleries, Palm Springs and Did Town Galleries, San Diego.
Esther and her huaband Jo Dendel, who work as a team in· creellnc
ceramic mosafcs and interesting ·tapestries, have a studio1 in E:osta
Mesa. In addition to the festival, they· ha~ exhibited their wort In
many places including the Bowers Muaeum and Iowa University.
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At Dinner DEAR ANN LANDERS: We In Ovt
teenace llrll wbo an wrltllll to
1ervtcemen ln Vietnam.
One Cirl U wW ..U htr JW) lw
been p!Uo( (llU from the boy •be ii
writing to -not little lrlnUll, Ann ,
the lut gilt wai a wriltwatcb tb1t
mull have set lilin back a lot of
mooey. Jill La practiCally en laced to a
-19..year-old boy 1be'1 been daUn& for
two years. When we criUdz.ed ber, 1he
said, "I am maldn( the GI happy and
I'm entiUed tq whatever be want& to
give me."
Maybe I feel '° strongly becauae I
have a brother in Vietnam and I'd
hate to have a girl double deli him
like ibis. What is your opinion? -
OUTSPOKEN IN CHIPPEWA FALLS
' DEAR OUTSPOKEN ' 1111 ""likely
Uaat tile Gt would be se.U•I JW e:a:-
peulve Pftl II lie Dew Ue WU
0 praetkllly ea111e4." It'• 1ttltber
proper (nor bollffl) to accept preeeala
uDder the clreum1taact1 1ad I ltope
JW~ wlU return tbe ~atch ud u.rse the
GI to 11ve Mt moae7.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I am a high
school boy (senior} who needs your
advice. I am depressed most of the
time and don't want to talk to
anybody. When I'm in the dumps I feel
worthless and stupid and I bate
myaeU. Then I go the otber way and
think I am the greatest.
I know I need to 1ociallie more but
when I get the chance I make 1ome
dumb excuse and back out because
l'·m afraid I Won't act right and people
will dislike me evj!n more.
ANN LANDERS ~
I feel alone when I'm wJth my faml· and wu broke. I felt .;,.,. for blm. I
ty. My father alway1 hu betn cold. alao wu flattered by bit attention
M •t.-,_ "'"· -.J... to ~ becauae he wu nine yean younpr Y mo-r g '° ~Y w,••I •"P than I and very aood Iootto1. We lived
peace ln the family 1be hu no time toa:ether for almost two yean.
{er. anyWnc elle. Dad fitbb with When ·be rot a rood job, he elln rot
everybody. a new 1weetbnrt -10mtone bis own
I've told M.., I tblnl: I noecl are -and married her. My question
J>lycblatric help Dut •be 1ay1 I am !1 tbil : Am I lea ally free ot tbiJ rat? A
goin& through a ataee and I 'll crow out woman at wcrk u.id something about
ol it. I've. even tbou&ht ol. auJdde. common law marriagu. (I am lilted
Please tell me what to do. -AFRAID on his company insurance policy as
OF LIFE his wife.)
DEAR AFRAID: My advtft II for I'm too 1hy to talk to a ·lawyer and I
bollt you ud yeer parwela becaue yeoo n!'O<i your help. -S 0 U T H E R N
need to recoplse ~ aatare el yonr NJTWIT
problem ud yeer -II aeed to · DEAR SOUTHERN, Beall me llow
rec.plze U.. lmportuce ef eeubl& a woma• eu play lloae wltll, a mu
,YOU to a doctor for • PIYCldatrie for two yean aad be toe Uy t. talt to
evalaadoa. a lawyer. Sorry, but If you wait Jesal
Uafortuately some pareaU are advice, yoa'D have to co to aomtue
reluctant to reeogabe 1ymp&oma la wllo cu tfve IL I cu't.
lbelr ddldrea !Ital collld he 11,.. or
emodoul lllnen. Tbe parenta rear tt Y{bat ls French ldsaint!: it wrong?
will label them u failures. b uy Who 1hould set the nee · limits -
eveat. ttme die "blame" serves ne . the.boy or the girl! Can a .shotaun
usefal parpote. What It neede4 DOW It wedding succeed? Read Ann Landers'
profe11laul belp. Your personality booklet, "Teenage Sex -Teo Ways to
1wlag1 (frem blgb &e low aad low to Cool It." Send SO cents lo coin and a
bla:b) Med esplonUoa. long, sell-addressed, It.Imped en-
velope.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Four years Ann Landers will be glad to help you
ago I did a foolish thing. I let a man with your problems. Send them to her
move into my apartment without io care of the DAILY PILOT enclosing
The ......... nt ol San·
!Ira Ney!«· and Rury L.
.Goodwin was mmounctd to
cl-' friends .... family
durlnC a bullet dinner party
bollOd by Mn. Bill
Thornbill In the Hunlln(ton
Belcll horn< ol the bride·
elect's mother.
Ml.. Naylor II t h •
daugbter ol MN. L o I •
Naylor and Raymond
Naylcr II al Sacramento. A
greduale ol Hl!Jllin(ton
Beach !llgb SCbool and
Orange C-Collete, Ille
now attends Calilnrnla Stale
Colleie, Long Beach, where
she is majorine in social
welfare.
Her flanct, son of Mrs. C.
C. DonJca of Maricopa, was
greduated from Hunllniton
Beech High ·and all<t>ded
OCC, t h e University of
Idaho, and will be graduated
from the Long Beach col·
Sece ne:it year.
HAL Allltcltll
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MARY DAY, 642"'321
· ... ~ Wood, Pulp, Fabric Her Media
Mrs. SillY Leslie, one of the exhibiting artists at the 44-day Festival of Arts
which Will end Aug. 24, is showing sculptures which she created from wood
·:·:pulp and t.brics. She has wottk in the l>&lm Srings Museum and won first
·--prize in the"New Mexico State Fair. Mrs. Leslie and her husband Tom, are
.'·residents' ol't.aguna Beach.
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_ Mr. and Mrs. Doolld E . The couple have selected
: :; Wardlow of ~ountain !!l'k. Nov. 4, the 32nd anniversary
are anooun<:t ol th~ 'daeune:g~h ~'!f the bride-elect's parents, , men ell' Lann~· ~~'fOr ttieir wedding whlcb will
Evelyn, to James Y take place in the Stanton
. _:,Cantrell, son ol Mr· and A>.sembly or God Church.
--~ Mrs .. James L . C&nfl'ell ol. Miss Wardlow is a .
•. Huntington Bead!. gradl>at. ol Fountain Valley
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'Ask Andy '
High &:hool. Her tiance waJ
graduated from Huntington
Beach Hi8)1 School and will
be entering Orange Coast
College in bhe fall .
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the settJ.na: for the double
rinC wedding ceremony link·
ing Norma Katheryn Hall
and Lawrence Mathew Jock
of Weltminster.
The Rev. Jerome Turba
read the rites for the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald E. Hall of 1/tlssion
Vi'ejo and the son of. Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Jock of South
Milwaukee, Wil.
Escorted down the aisle
by her father, the bride
wore a obantil1y lace and
tulle gown, designed with a
scalloped neckline, 1 o n g
pointed 15leeves and a fitted
bodice. The full Skirt was
fashioned wttb tiers of lace
and jeweled tulle whlch ex·
tended into a cathedral
lraln.
Her 01usion veil was
caught to a matching lace
coronet and Jhe carried a
cucede of white roses and
baby breath.
Floor length gowns of
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tion of ffi• DAILY PILOT.
yellow aeorrette • b 11 1 on
with chiffon oaipes, bead·
pieces • of crepe -·· wtlh cbapel veils and caec8des Ol
yellow rOH1 were selected
for her entourage.
MiK Linde Hall oerved
her sister a maid of hooor,
and bridesma!ds were Miss
Toby Marsboli of Tustin and
W.ro. Robert Jackman of
Tustin.
Dooold Joek of South
Milwaukee attended h i s
brother • best man. Ushers
were Donald · Imhoff of
Maywood and Wyn Holmes
o! Santa Ana.
Monique Favreau, t be
bride'& niece wu the flower
girl while Cbrislnph<r Hall,
her' brother waa the ring
bearer. Altar boys were
Kevin and David Hall, other
brothers. Miss Kathy C8roo
of Downey wes the soloist.
A reception followed· in
the home of the bride's
parents. The newlyweds will
establish their f.im home fn
Westminster.
The bride is a graduate of
Mater Del High School and
attended Santa Ana College.
Her husband att'ended
school in Wisconsin and is a
graduate ol Cerrit.o College
and California. state College
at Loog Beacll.
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:TUESDAY
JULY 30
By SYDNEY OMAllll
"The wise man controls
hll destiny . . . Aslrology
polnts the way."
ARIES (Marcil 21 · April
19): Give serious con-
aideration to proposal made
by close associate, mate or
partner. Day to bolster
public relations. Don't furce
issuea .-make intelligent
conceaston.
TAURUS (April 26-May
20): New values placed
upon your services. People
tend to be more ap-
P£'$i4!ive. Study ARIES
mesaag"t: Em'phasize
diplomacy. Turn on charm.
GEMINI (May 21.June
20): Advance hopes through
creative endeavors. New
contacts prove stimulating.
Break from rouUne is con~
struotive. Find new ways o[
achieving goal. A c c e n t
originality.
CANCER (June 21·July
22): Study credentials.
Means be sure you bave
proper credits. U not, gO
after them. Reali?.e that
future may demand an area
of specialty. Today you can
do much along this line.
LEO (July 23·Aug, 22):
MRS. LAWRENCE M. JOCK
We1tmln1t1r Home
Exoellent f o r socializing.
Vacation activity is
spotlighted. Deal with peo-
ple who have ideas and ex·
press ithem. Avoid those who
gossip, spread gloom. Good
evening for dining out. HB Jobs Daughters
Attend . Grand Bethel
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22):
Financial picture tends to be
brighter. You are better
equipped to ·cope with spen·
ding, collections. Be aware
of fine points. Read between
the lines.
AND OF THE WEEK
T ...... Of those hi>I spo,. _Gair Imported
~iated trivet, rv .. inches in diameter,
tooted 9nd pierced with an ornate center design.
TM modest price makes It a red-hot bargain, tool
Our special price $3.50
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Miss Nancy McFaul, bon-
Ol'ed queen of Bethel 321,
Jobs Daughters, Huntington
Beach, re~ntly led 19 mem-
bers to Oakland to attend
the 22nd annual Grand Beth-
el session.
'Ille line officen were
.present at a banquet while
Party Planned
Frjends of the Teen Girls
Idyllwild Program a r e
hosting a card party, Aug. 2,
at 1.1 a .m. in the Newport
El>ellClullhooae.
~ervati.006 may b e
made wit!h Mn:. Raymond
Wood, 646-137'l. The Friends
meet the first Friday ol
each montil.
LIGHTEN-GO-BRIGHTEN: DEMI-FROSTING BY CLAIROL@
Your hair goes lighter in a mis ty overtone of your own
shade's palest shade ••• and suddenly your world ,seems
br"lghter! It's a n inspired new technique by our own color
stylists brought lnto bea:utiful being with Clairol's®
exclusive tint formula. Demi-Frosting, specially pr"iced
for summer, only 15.00. Beauty Salons.
. SAVE 1/2 0N OUR SALE-PRICED SUMMER WAVES
Summer's girls wear, bouncing curls ••• and they get them
with our superb salo"' waves-. Get one while the savings·
•re here.
' F,..,,,ch Room' 30.,00 Salon Wave, with style cut, 15.00.
~ina.ire: .. 24.00 Special·Wave, wlth cut, 12.00 . Call
f..or appointment,, or come ln, to our" Beauty Salons.
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the otfler girls t.oured Jack
London Squue, Both groups
met tater to join 350 ottier
bethels for Q song fest, and
• talent -followed.
Ten coeds participated in
1be anp.ual choir competition
With' Mlss McFaul conduct-
ing.
The bethel toured San
Francisco , and the
installation of grand bethel
offkerw and presentation of
awards closed the 19&8-69
session. It was announced
that 1IJe grand be11Jel vrould
again take place ill Long
Beadl.
On 11>< last day Ille girls
.attended Sunday services
and visited the Mormon
Temple of Oakland.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Strive to put acroas views.
People whG were indifferent
now change their attitudes.
Know this -proceed ·with
coritidence. EnCOt¥"&te new
contact.I, friendships.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): Diaplay al)lllty to
organize information. Get
facts in order. Quiet work betrlnd the scenes i 1
favored . Pay no heed to one
who · tries to make -you
afraid.
SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): Career and finaD.·
cial .1oa.ll com& closer to
reality. Fl'iend who made
iwmise is likely to fullill it.
Be sure you are on right
track where issues are con·
cerned. Be factual,
analytical.
A special-interest
notice about
sterling silver prices
We -hove received notil:e I/rat belinninl Al/lllBI 1 sl
there IDill be an incrnase m moil ster1int
silver patterns.
1{ you plan lo purchase a comple~ se# of sterling
•ilver or to conoplels-j our ser, you'll probably -
wa11i to do so .nou ..
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You can p_lace yOw ortler by phone, or come in
1o ow SilW!T department. Be aure lo ioA:e
advanra,e of Buff,,...' Silver Club.
Nothing down. No in'6real. No COT'f)'ilit"Claarge.
A1 lont as two years lo pay.
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iflondly, Jutr 29, 1968 DAILY I'll.OT JS
Read Between Lines
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan
19): ConlrontaUoo today
worU in your favor. One
with authority to grant
favor acquiesces. Display
ability to handle
responsibility. Bring focth
lessons of past experience.
AQUARIUS (Jan. :io.Feb.
18): Be '"'' though.. 10
beyoDd superficial level.
li;nperiative to strike at
heart of matter. Question of
journey, written material is
foremost. Judgment One U
you give youraelf time.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcll
20): F"Unp run deep. You
are apt to be ~1 erno-
UonaJ.. Channel feeJ1D11 ln
constructive manner. You
are c:reati ve enough to come
up with key answen. Be
daring·; utllize knowledge.
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First time savings on 23 patterns , in Gorham Sterling
Save 100.00 on service for 1.2
Save 60.00 on service for8
Save 25.00 on service for'
If you have always wanled sterling, make ,your wl~
c.om~ true today! You will cherish this sterling IOI a
l1lelime. Choose Chantilly, the world's best· loved
classic, designed in 1895. Hispana, Gorham's newest
creation, or any or 21 other exquisite patterns. Any 11111
would be an ideal bride's gift:
IUFFUMS' llLVEll CLUI
Nothing down• No interest• No carryina char911
5.00 per month up to 1_20.00 purchase
7.00 per month up lb 160.00 purchase
10.00 per month up to 240.00 purcllase
15.00 per month up .to 360.00 purchase
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I. Andln~, Aspen O! Chapel Rose
SIYa bl 1111 al prices
Se!vice for 4 !Orvi" for I sir.1tt IOI It
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Rooe, Esprif, strubour1 or Ki•a Edward 224.00 ut.M
4. Clusique, llelrooe, While f'llisley
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Hunt Family
·'67• Varieties' ..
If there are IO few native 1lster. Mrs. Louise Squires,
Calttornla•a around, has lived· in Newport,Beach ~ lt'1 beca4M the for 36 years and in tt)e same
Jobe llunt family hu the neighborhood for 30 years.
marbt OOl'Del9CI, at le.at in Mrs; Harry Schunemann,
tlda an&. · Hunt's d a u g h t e r • can At,.. ncePt. lam Uy reunion · r.eme~ber walking dowtl the •-,._,_ M p k ·~-Costa Mesa · streets ' o n
&J1 '('09-el&· ar uaere Saturtta night.I •when the l.1,~ 1!:,• 1l. d ~:. J:!i:;: saloon_s y were . i:tp-Nirlng
everyone of which Is native and w1cfe open. She fells h?w lwa to the state her granddad once said. · . "Costa Mes'a wjll never be 3'he more tban 100 family anything but a bunch of
memben Jnchtde 1 21-day· ding-bat houses.••
old IMbI :Who 11 the si:rth Her husband used tie farm
._...._ to live in the the fields around t.be:lr bcluse
'*8te ud tbe filth a:e~r•· in the time when ' the place
tion of native-bOrn Cali.for· was "really a one-horse alam QI tlle Huat family. town." ~funµ,. members 1ti
1
D Mrs . Sch u nein ann's
live ill thil area. Hunt s grandparerits, Mr. and Mrs.
VISIT US
Before ....
Stork
Visits
'You
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William Hunt, arrived in
California in 1898 after an
arduous journey f r o m
Missouri. They settled in
what is now the Harbor
area . ·Her other
grandparenp;, the R. J.
Sparkes, arrived in San
· Braziers Fired
•
Meet
Bernardino at about the
1ame time.
The family picnic ln the
park, which has been held
each year for 36 years, at.
tracted three of f o u r
members of the original
l.Junt family, includlnl.!J't.
Squires , Mrs. l:{'rnig1.Udlee
of Sacramento, an4 Mrs.
Ca rl Schadick of
Bakerslield, all s i s t e r s .
Hunt him self is deceased
but his wife, who lives in
FuUerton, also attended.
But there are more. The
Sparkes aide of the fAmily
ha1 about 50 relatiVes while .
Mrs. Schunemann's husband
can count at least 50 on ttis
side.
All In all there are over
200 meinbers of the com·
bined familtes, almost all
living in the state. Now
Costa Mesa is no longer a
"bunch o! ding-bat bouS<.-.''
the Hunt family and its
relatives certainly h a d
something to do with it.
Steak Fry Feeds Funds
A steak fry in the home of Christmas bazaar to take
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dutton place in ear.Jy December.
CU!Tently ii being plaMed Members recently enjoyed
l
Among recent vacationers at l'iasseu's Sheraton·
British Colonial Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Popo-
vits -of Newport Beach . Mrs. Popovits is the social·
cultural supervisor for Costa Mesa Recreation De--
partment.
Artists~of-the-month -.
Present Joint Exhibit ... y_
c-,1 ...
... Jt,
WenlreM ef ......
an evening of bowling
as • ways and means pro-following a short business
ject by members of the Holy meeting in the Knigtits of
Eucharist Institute 2 2 o , Co I um bus Ha 11, Culminating a year of ex-by Esther and Jo Dendlel ;
Westminster' on Aug. 24. West.minster. High and low hi bits by ai'ea a r ti s t s ' tinMexicbanMrah<I !End.Ian oil pain·
Mrs. James Worthylake, bowling winners were Mrs. Newport Beach J .un i or gs Y s. .G. Houston ;
,ricu •• •
. CATHY'S
MATERNITY SHOP
chairman, is bein" usisted Morberg and Mrs. Fast. Ebells will Presem. works of collages and portraits, Mrs. • ea· ch artist·· of • the · m onth "---Jes B Dav·u· gr ti by tbe Mmes. D o n a 1 d Catholic women in the ..,,_ · ; ee ng
Cooney, Joseph Walulik, area who would like more selected during the past card designs, Mrs. Dcivid R.
John Morberg, Doug Fast details regarding the in· year· · Arnovfci, and needlepoint
and Ray Scott. stitute, its many projects During AUgµst, a joi'nt Paul Ditzenberger. '
Mrs. Michael Reid, presi-and community services show i.o the three Newport Al so · exhibited · will be
dent, has reported. that a may call Mrs. Reid, 8!11· Beadl libraries will be seucapff and still life, Mrs.
committee-is being fonned. 6660, or Mrs. Carey, 537. featured. Robert.J . Norton; ')>aintings, ·~~~~~~~~~~!_:to~_!!h~ea!'_<d!:_' _ttll!". e"._Jgr~ou~p~'a~lir6~· :!1~!81~62~.~--------_!0~n!.Cdi~·!!spl~a~yC:w~IIl!!!_!be~m~o~s~ia~cs Mrs. Peter A. Maues, and _ works .by students of Mrs.
111-C.W -llt L 11"1 •• .... .... '46-IJll
Aileen Worthley will be
9hown by Helen, McClain,
Mic:flael Dwaileebe, Kay
: Gray and Peggy Mauz.
. In charge of collecting and
· · haniing the •how will be
Mrs. ~er Pille, fine arts
co-chairman for J U. u i o r
Ebflls. '
Secretaries
At 6:30 p.m. every secood
Thursday women of Bahia
Chapter of N ational
Secr~tariea' Association In·
ternational assemble io dif·
ferent locations to attend
meetings. Mrs. Sally Flem-
ing at 673-6360 may be
telephoned for information.
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Old Members Honored
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Legioners· "'Take ·.Office
· ~vel111Mlnc ceremadu
It tbt American LealQn
Auxiliary, Newpciot -
POii 219 tnalalled -ol·
ficera and honored old mem-
bers, aa the ..Wliary laid ·
plans !er it.a 1968-69 1euon.
Mrs. Roy H. Owe111 relin-
quished her presidency fo
her daugbtef'-in·law, Mrs.
John Donald Frey of Long
Belch. Mrs. Frey will be
1&1isted in tile corning year
by new officert, the Mmes.
Cl}ariel Weaver, first vice
prealdent ;Clayton
Balcombe, ltCODd vi c·e
preoident; Aris RonclaU,
cbeplaln ; Bill Murr a y,
secretary and treasurer;
KeMl!th E. Johnson ,
hlMorian; Charles Hunt.
ser(<unt-al·arl!ll , &l1d F'red
Beck, pianhalr.
The eiecullve committee
will con&ist of Mrc. Owens, Mrs . Johnson and Mrs. Roy
Shaler. .
The. Mmes. Owens, Frey,
Weaver, and John6on have
been appoiated delegates to
the conveilti.on at Fresno.
Mrs. Jolmson hae also be<n
end«aed and supported by
tbe unit for the position of
aecood vice president of the
29th District Auxiliary.
P'our Jiving c h a r t e r
members,· who were ctiosen
to be honored with life
m•mhushlpo lor their loyal
devoUon to the aux.wary,
are tbe Mme1. C1£yton
Thompson of Costa Mesa,
Frank Finster ol Balboa,
Floreoce Reber of Hemet,
and Percy Wilson, also of
Balboa: The awards were
pretented ' at the annual
Sweetheart Tea.
The auxiliary plans to
begin or con tinue several
projects through the yec.r,
mclUding knlttina: ' ' t o e
warmets" fot servicemen in
Vietnam, rervin~ a lunc'heon
to Lon& Beach Veterans
Hospital residents, and
b.ostint a three-day Junior
Jamboree for teenage girls.
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DELlCATESSEN
FRfllll
eherey ehee&e--Nec Plus Ultra -a pro·
ee11 cheese spreed mecle from Fr.neh emmentfile •
ler end fleYored with Kirteh. 0.1ser+ chee .. from
Fr•nce, S~ oz. 1.Jf
pr·oseoltto 1 highly s••soned thin slie.d hem
from Switzerl1nd. Ser.,• with centeloupe for hors
· cl'oeu.,re1 or s•ute wit.h Yeel 1cellop1 for the fern·
ous lt•li1n cli1h-S•ltimbocc•. ltc
reel!ie krak& bUis-l•Yory pe•nuts in •
crispy rice flour shell. Delightful with cockt•ils. Im-
ported from J•p•n, "4 oz. jer 65c
Uhna coeonut syrup -the luscious sy·
rup 'fou remember from Hew•iil Jo hfve on br••k·
f•1t .toest, or •"er ic:e cre1m -you'll loYe it.
12 oz. 1.Zt
SA VE on Johnny Rivers' AB>ttms
••• Including ••Realluatlon'"
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2 llocla !Ht of Balboa ley Club
642-3630
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1840 ·W. 17th Street
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•Johnny Ri ven; In Action
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TELEVISION VIEWS
Monday Night .
Lineups Set
By RICK DU IROW ,
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) --In Ulepaet ielevlakiii· ....0., CBS-TV'1 Monday night lineup ffmolllh~
Ille. oppolitiml and earned Ille -k ralillli
IUJlnmacy.
. THI LINEUP COllliJted of "Gunamoke," Tiie
Lucille Ball and Andy Grlffilih aeries, "Family A1·
fair" and the Carol Burnell Show.
In the coming aeeaon, however, a batUe royal
11 •haping up ror Monday .night ralin11 oupremacy
-and the outcome may determine which network:
ocores ·best in the overall rlatlslical competition. . .
.. CBS. TV'• chief ~en1e wj!l come from NBC.
TV, whole Monday night pto1raD11 II simply ;wiped
out in the recent ~n. ' ' -. , .. When last ieason .)>egan, the N~TV .)tonclay;
schedule was .. The MOnkeeS',11• •11The Man fr<im
' U.N.C:L.E.," the Danny Thomaa anlholol)', and 0 1
Spy." ,, : • ''THE #M,N FROM· U.N.C .. L.E.'' gave way at.':
midseaion to "Rowan and Martin's Lauili-4n." ind ~
the olber three aeries simply woa~ be baclc ii! IM.i fall. . • '._ •
• 11Rowan and Mai:tln'~ \iaq&b-ip.,'' however, 1rill_~
indeed be baclc, and •! baa 1*1>. a, pbeno_.J """'·•
COii agtlnst the potent·C~~. MOl\clay pairillC of;~
''Gunsmoke" and '~ I.,,ey 1illow." --::::
'FURTHERMORE, 'Nit-TV-~ follow ·~vi.!
in11 with Jta new Monday ni1ht movie· s~es "'.""" . ';
third. weekly motion picture for the-network," wb19!,
also 1bow1 featurf' lllms on TuHdays and Saluil<:
days. -=. In addition, NBC-TV will precede "Laugh-In'~
with the Jong-running Barbara Eden aeries, •'J'.:
Dream of Jeannie" -a Jong run in television meali' • Jn& anylhin1 y!)U can still remember the title of, ,
SO NBC· TV will go wi1h three shows on Monda;!: ,
m,hta againJI CBS-TV'• five. And many eyu ue .•
cin CBS-TV to aee whether Griffith'• r.tiremd''
from his aerie•, p!UJ the acbeclullni of • repla.;i;':
ment ~ow, w.W hurt i;he network's lineup. . ?~
The new aeries, starring Ken Berry, ii call-~
"Mayber.ry R.F.D.," and ta o1mi1ar In tone lo tbi !
Grilf!th show, and In fact la HI In the some IOUlll-
em k>calt.
"MAYllRRY R.P.D." io cine of the three CBS-
TV sh<>11•1 lhat WiI1 go up against the NBC-TV movie,
the othera beinl "Family AHair" and the Cami
Burnell program. -
111 Dieam of Jeannie/' meanwhile, aqua.rel off atainst the fll'lt half of 11GU111Dioke,11 with 1'"Wacb·
In" picking up a1allllt the oec:ond half, · ·
ABC-TV doesn't figure , ·at this point ,to glvel8l
ratings competition to CBS-TV and .NBC-TV on M..,,.
days, but !!°will drain oft aome of the awl!.,,.. with
the following lineup : .
"The Avengers," "Peyton Place,'' 1'Th.e ~
cuts" ( a new hour western with white and Nep,
1tar11) and 111be Big Valle]." '
'LUCILLE llALL, however. may find hontlf •
litUe more preaaed in the ratings than usual. "Laugh~in" haa done so well a1ainat her that there
was talk of moving her aeries. 1 Now she will allO
face the co.mpetition of 11Peyton Place." ;
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GIRL'S BEST ·~RIEND -Leandra Weathers, 5, of
'18587 Cork St., Fountain Valley, hugs '"Cognac"
for ~ot .smudging ·his wbil(ness, thereby wiJ>ning
Best Groomed ·trophy. •
GRAND MARCH -Shaggy or sleek. mastiff or min· es of masters paraded for judges at the beginning
.. iature, 117 dogs accompanied by equally varying siz-of the show.
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. ' Dogs' Day
Fun for 117
Kids, To~
It WU dog's day out. PulJlnc and
tuggins, 117 en<r1e1 -., their
respective masters pthered last week --
at the Broold>-PlllZe parking Jot
for Fotmtain. Valley'• first annual KidJ Dog Show. '
• Judg.. reported ll>at all the pell
were well nwmered. No mean ac-
comptilhment, what witb tbe unex-
pectedly large canine cootint!:ent,
wwm 8UDSbine, and itchy costumel.
LeaHS were m~ throughout
the two-hour pageant. Prize winners
included:
Be1t Groomed -"Cognac," Lean-
dra Weathers, 5, 18587 Cork St., Foun-
toln Valley. .
~t Co1tumed -"Cheri," Kevin'
Trani, 4, 6211 Sanla Calalina Garden Grove-. '
Sha1cle1t ·-"WWy," Robin Miller,
10, l<M«l Del Mar Lane, H"'*"lton B-.
Bl11e1t -"Sergeant ,Pepper,''
'l1wila McJ>ooald, 13, 12351 Y.<llrie
Lane, Garden Gf'ove.
Smallest -"Cucbess," Tim Snyder,
9, 8171 Imperial Blvd., Garden Grove°.
. Be1t of Show -"Mariya Kelly,''
Kimberly Wollmoo, 11, 9476 Kiwi Cir·
cle, Fountain Volley,
Place and sbowen included "King,"
Ricky Warren, 10, HuntiD«ton Besch;
"Pierre,'' Dorm-Wtlson, 8, Fountain
V'8lley; "Sandy," Julie Compardo, 4,
Huntington Beach; "Inky," Mike
Sulli'vwl; 13, Fotdain Valley •.
Ako "Caja,'' Tammy Lewis , 8,
Fountain Valley; "Zana" and "Mltzi",
Evelyn McRae, 12, Gacden Grove :
"Reno,'' Shanncm WoU, 3, Newport
Beach; ''Taffyi" Merk Wood, 6, Hun-
tin&too Beach,
' BEST COSTUMED .-"Oheri," 1'1-morith.old poodle, and Kevn Tnnl,
4. of 621I ·santa Catalina, Garden· Grove, hold lint place trophy for
being the Best Costumed .
IRISH BLARNEY -"Maria Kelly," an Irish setter,
was named Best-of-Show, an achievement which ob-
viousJy delight.ed owner Kimberly Wollman, 11, of
9476 Kiwi. Circle, Founl>ain Valley.
IOAILT ,!LOT It•" ,....,..
HIGH STJPPllR -Acrobatic poodle does a twostep to win jud ges '
attention ~~ring the grandri'°'ade to ma rk the start of th e Fo,rnlaln
Valley Kids Dog Show on the Brookhurst Plaza perking lot last week. SHAGGIEST Of THEM ALL -Hairy "Will y" ooses with his misb'ess
Robin Miller , ·10, after takini ,the number one place in the furry
division. ' ~
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ELECTED PRESIDENT
Kont Allon
Equity Securities
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Nicholas P. Frost of ,
Newport Beach. is the
new. assistant v i c e
president of the United
California Bank lnJUr-
ance funds mortgaae division.
Gulton Sets
New Group
Formation of a new con·
troll · and instrumentation
croup to bring a systems ap-
·proach to basic corporate
exj>ertise in the measure·
ment of physical penomena
bas been announced bf
Gulton Industries, I n c . ,
Costa Mesa .
The group will Implement
the combined capabilities of
GWton lnduatries' Ser.vonic,
I n s tr u men tation-West,
Instrumentation-East a n d
Glass Technology divilions
for production at sensing,
measuring, coqtrol,
recording and d i s p I a y
system
All the divisions are .tn.
volved in the manufattW'e
of products for the missile,
apace, military and civil
aircraft, and oceano1rapbic
instrument.It.ion. .
Structure of the group will
include controller,
marketlng,central
encineerlng and q u a I i t y
Uturance functions.
Motel Work
Begins SOon
OAJLY l'ILOT JI -
Broke·rs ·cut . ---3
Paper Pi·Ieqp
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NEW V()f\K ~yPJ)
How .. ~age bou11
back olfice• coping' '!ith Ille
_.-work In uu. per(o\t 'of
lour-doy otock ncNmle
lelllioh.s T
The answer: Wirf well,
lhllftk you,
A IW'Vey of major broker•
tbowed tho!, while ...,. .11
back to normal cortd1Uonc1
they are reducing the leoiel
ol IM paper flood that tiu
inundated them for moMN:.
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Somo bod critlciMd the
tndlog c.-ck. Now;pra<·
ticaHy ell admit tl\e one-day'
a-week ckllings -wttith again .cloMd -wi U.&
stwted June 12 and con-million. _ I
tinued tllrough tlli• montii·-In tl\e weot· end. June
have h<lped. · 21, ~IY volwn.,..acb·
A Bache & Co. opokeslllll\ ed· 16.3 lllilli•.--· with said the ffrm'a backJoe · is tile averqe: on th( other
being reduced "lltlle bl' Ill· tllree aay1 at • 13.1 ~on·
tie'" and added tbot ·11 Volunie ,tl>e' next ~IY
trading a\ a·y 1 lllOOerafi!, ·-lU million, Wlili tho "we lhould tie back to what d.a.Qy averap otbel'iile at
might be cllled normal 12.3 million. 7 .f>l'etty-aoon.J• JUMPED •
EXTRA '11ME The exobantle -open
At Ammol Biker and Co. only tine clays in tho
a spokesman said the shut-followinl; ,Founb of July
-.., provldo "tllat l!ttl• ....,k, mHing it difficult to
bi! of -.. time needed." onolyio 11111 perlocl.c.But lD
Weili Voisin Cannm, lnc., tlhe week ended Jl(ly 12,
said it expected to be work-Thursday volume jumped to
ing 1t the paperwork pro-20.2 miltim lhares, againlt
blem "for 901Tle time , an average of 16 milllon for
e5J)teit.lly if high volume the ottier U:ne days:·
. days continue." E. F. Hut-TurnoYer figtres (or tDe
ton & Co. Hid it was "mak· American stock Exehaoge
lng progress" but blgh dllfered somewhat lllll. II
volume days ·~rneke it dif· saw a record 10.8 million
ficult to gain too much shares tnlded mi June 13.
headway." D • • p·i t e high-volume
A check d volume on the Thursdeys, brokert copinc
New Yark Stock Exchange with the paperwcrk were
since the closings started in not discoura1ed. As one
mid.June indicated t h,a t brokerage' 'home explained.
traders and investors took a 2&million share dey on a
advld,age of the &e61ion Thursday averagea out to 10
ckllmgs to boost volume mi.Mimi st.ares daily fOr a
subltlantially w h e n it Wednesday and ThUI'lday in
reopened the following day. a weet with no one-day clog.
In tile -k emded Juno q.
14, Thunsday volume touch· INROADS
ed a hiatortc hietapoint -21.3· million shares. It NYSE member' firms 1ald
turpassed the p r e v i 0 u 1 they are makm1 inroads on
record on April 10, the day the ne!Uesome prob~m of 11talls" -1MAblllty to ·•·uv-after the exchange was cl06· """ """ . ..... ed ih memory of Dr, Martin. , MCuritie1 sold by a client.
Luther King Mr, . T h o And · !be Arnericon Ex·
ConstrucUon. lt upectld •verqe for the other tWo, chan·ae· ..,, it has cleared
to begin soon on a 50-unlt df.Yt that 'week of Good Frj· tu> .a Pf:fOtDt o1 itl faffs.
motel on the weat dde of d9y' -wiUJ tbe ~hlnee Wllll 'Street • o u r c e 1
Harbor Boulevard in O>lto --'------~--gerlen!Jy agtted 11\et llll&
Mesa, Jua;t IOU1tJ of C:be San p~ -M well aa others
Diego Freeway. -.centered iround oyer-tbe·
Vagabond Motor Hotels counter dealers .UU pretty
Inc., has a long-tenn lease much at a bigb volume
on the property at 3141 level.
Harbor Blvd., negotiated by Many NYSE member
Brown Motel Investment firn'w are discouragina: such
Inc., with owners George businea1 b~ it ii ieoenlJy
Gra:tadail and Ge or g e acreed. on WaH street that
Ellens. tile majority ol 6Tc dealen
The Vagabond firm. -wiCb their HmJted office
aperates 10 motell now, Qffl -have made little
with addlUonal factJIUe1 pro1re1·a on their
planned on property1.1Nsed Pill* work.
In Whittier, San ,JOH and San Luis Obispo·.
Sheridan Given
Ne:w Air Cal Job
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8 Interest from the 1st of any month on
funds rocoiYOd by the 10th.
,9 Interest ffom d1t1 of receipt 1tter the
10th.
• Interest to date ..of withdr1wal on
funds left 3 months or lonpr If account
re~ins open until qU1rttr'1 tl'ld •
5% P.r'1nnum compounded daily curront
-on p111book uvinp.
'S.25% per onnum on bonus accounts.
If not, your savinp 1lioold be
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Hammond's
Earnings_ .
Piping Hot
Hammang Corp. today
reported that -p for
Ito flnt fllcol quarter ended
June 30 rose sharply over Its
first fi scal qllll"ter earnings
e year 110.
First quarter earnings
totaled 1798,000 equal, after
provision for preferred
dlvidendl, to 21 qo'ii!S per
sbar~ .. For the comparable
quarter last year, when
earnings were 1eV ~re1 y
deinssed. H a m m o n d
'177,000 equal , ofter pro-
depresHd, H :. mm on d
ll77,llOO equal, ofter pro-
vision for preft'rred
dividends, to 3 cent. a
share. Per •bl.re, .mn11
are baaed on tbl 3,42.1,122
lhares autstanclli1I at the
end of both perloda.
Cont0lidated net 1 a 1 e 1
rose to $1&,161,«K>, com·
pared with S13,976,llXI ror
the firtt tilcal quarter a
year aao. Stanley M. Sorensen,
chalnneo, reported Ibo! ill
three "core" product arus
of the company "er •
perfc:nn.llll . Vlry w • 11 ,
e1pecially the or11n Ml·
ment. "Our Ot'"fCID tales are
Vtf)' lood, witb' percenlap
· irlcreaees abe.d of the in·
creases being experienced
by tbe organ lndu1·try
pllilNlly. --of tho favoreble comWDet
resPQnse lo IJOW ~ucll n hive lntrodilc:ed? '
School 0pe'1ed
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WbM wu to be the wor)d's ~o. I nuc1•¥ ...,water
d.Wt1n1 plant Combined wltb electric power production
bu aone down the drain, at lea.rt for the present.
'nle plant was to have been bulJt on a man-made
island oft Bolsa Cblca bea~b in Huntington Beach. It
was to produce 150 million gallons of fr~Sh water per
day, in its final phase, and oenougb power to substant-
ially augment present power production for Southern
California's growing needs.
The plan was to mix the water wtth C01orado River
water to give ii more palatability than dlstil!ed water •
All-itrall, the huge plant was planned as a pace-
setter for the whole world - a thirsty as well as power·
hungry world. It would have produced a number of
beneficial side effects for the Orange Coast -another
boat harbor and warm water to attract fish, not to
mtntiOn tlie Whole o~ration's value a s a tourist mag·
net.
What muSt rank as one of the colossal budgeting
miscalculations of this century.is apparently re sponsible
for the project's collapse. Six partners -four publicly
owned, two investor owned -agreed to go ahead on
the b8sis Of 'an original cost estimate made several
years ago which totaled $444 mil.lion.
But that ~stimate included no projection to cover
rising costs of inflation between the time of the original
survey and the period of actual construction.
When current estimates came to $765 million instead
of. $444 million, the utilities involved -·especially the
The Means to
Real Pe-ace
The most thoughtful and relevant
1ords I can find !or our time were
'tfl'itten by Nietzsche in 1880, in which
l~lis great (-and much misunderstood)
thinker came to grips with the buic
problem afflicting the human race:
"The meau to real peace : No
government admits that it keeps an
army to satisfy occasionally• the desire
(or conquest. Rather, the army is sup-
~ to 1en-e for de!ense, and one in-
fOkes tile morality tbat approves of
sell-defense.
; "But th.ii implies one'1 own morality
and the neighbor'• immorality; !or the
neighbor mu1t be thought of u eager to attack and conquer if our state
must think of means of sell-defense.
"M~REOVER, the reasons we give
(or requiring an army imply that our
neighbor, who denies the desire for
conquest just as much as does our own
state, is a hypocrite and a cunning
crimiDal who would like nothing better
than to overi>0wer a harmless and
awkward victim without any fight.
"Thus, all states are now ranged
against each other; they presuppose
their neighbor's bad disposition and
their own good disposition. This
presupposition, however, is Jnb umaae,
as bad as war and worse. At bottom,
lr1ced, it is itsell the challenge and
the cause of wars .... We must abjure
lie doctrine of the army as a means of
lelf-defense just as completely a.s the
desire for conquests.
"AND PERHAPS the great day will
come when a people, distinguished by
wars and victories an1 by the highest
development oC a military order, and
accustomed to make the heaviest
sacrifices for these things, will ex·
claim of its own free will. 'We break
the sword,' and will smash Its entire
military establishment · to its foun·
dations.
,.Rendering onel!lelf unarmed when
one had been &he belt armed, out of a
height of feeling -that is the means
to real peace, which must always rest
on a peace of mind; whereas the so·
called armed peace, as it exists now in
all countries, is the absence of peace
of. mind. One trusts neither oneseU
nor one's neighbor and. haU from
hatred, haU from fear, does not lay
down arms.
"RATHER PERISH than hate and
fear, and twice rather perish than
make oneself hated and feared-this
must some day become the highest
maxim for every s i n g I e com·
monwealth, too , .. They work in vain
when they work for 'a gradual
decrease of the military b u r d e n . '
The tree of war.glory can only be des·
troyed all at once, by a stroke of
Ughtn1ng."
These are harsh and terrible words,
almost too frightening to contemplate.
Yet there have been a hundred big and
litt1e warS since Nietzche wrote them.
and the biggest is yet to come. Is it
barely possible that nothing less than
bis drastic recommendation may save us?
Committing a Nuisance
When she first saw them. Hazel liked
the plans for a shopping center near
her home. But when the developer
i;tarted to work, dirt and dust blew all
over her place. The du st damaged her
rugs. marred· her furniture. and
scratched the paint on the outSide of
her house. After Hazel had her lawyer
look into her plight. she sued, She
claimed that the developer had failed
lo water down the earth to keep dust
from blowing on her place. Besides, he
could have put up barricades to stop
some of the dust.
The builder denied liability. He said
he was lawfully making the best use of
his own land. Besides. he said,
neighbors would have to bear some of
the pains of "progress."
HAZEL WON her lawsuit. Although
every owner has the right to make the
best use of his own land, he cannot do
unretlSOl'lablt ttlings there which
injure his neighbor. This builder
moved his earth in an unworkmanlike
way. He made a nuisance. and ruined
his neighbor'• enjoyment of her
property.
A peraon cannot do unreasonable
·---•• Ge•rwe ---,
Dear Geor1•0
• Could you tell me how the
ltor,1 about the Easter 1lunny 'Jt
llWI«!?
TIM
Dt.-Tim: It'• odd bow olltn I pt tilst
quetUoa.
TbJI bl& -y rabbit aimed eoouo, around on EHier and
biding et&•· Soon he wu 1mowD u tile "Euler Bunny." I r.I
lhla Is qullo oprlate. t,
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Law in Action
things on his own land that annoy, or
cause discomfort or inconvenience to
others. If he does, he commits a
nuisance. Some nuisances are public
-they violate laws or regulations.
The person who illegally conducts a
business or holds noisy meetings,
pollutes the air or water, commits a
public nuisance. The district attorney
may prosecute him. U the offender is
found guilty the judge may fine or jail
him.
There are also private nuisances.
Barking dogs, the constant burning of
rubbish. the spraying of paint. and the
like, may unintentionally Interfere
with a neighbor's enjoyment of his
own land . The injured neighbor can go
into court and have the judge put a
stop to this if his neighbor's actions
are unreasonable.
IN OUR CROWDED society. we all
must put up with some neighborly
discomforts. No one can stop all minor
irritations. The law will make no
special allowanci!s for the peculiar
quirks of irritable persons. The
barking of a dog now and then, or the
frequent smell of garlic from a
neighbor 's kitchen, or the buzzing of
the nextdoor workshop inay annoy
you, but the courts Will UJuall)' find
these activities "reasoncable."
In all nuisance cases the court must
balance several interest.a. How much
disturbance is t h e r e ? How
u.nreasonable Is the actlvi'ty? What
overall loss is there to the commwtity
. If Ute court restricts the activity?
Hotw; C•llf&r11lt 1.....,..,,_ Ollt• ltll• c.tvn... M -,w
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taxpaying, Investor-owned ones -reeled and took
another. bard look. A dlUer"'ce ol $321 mlllion was a
sum onlY a "tldefa1 gOvemmeot could overcome, but
even the lederal Department ol Saline Water and the
Atomic 'Energy CommlssJon were given pause.
The project is now on th~ shelf. But bow long can
ll be kept tb~re? Even if the know-how this project was
to produce for the rest of the country and the world
were lgn<ired, the !act remains that .still-growing South-
ern California eventually will need the water and power
the Bolsa ' Island plant could prOduce.
Euphemistic statements about the demise issued
fn?m the-federal agencies concerned. The investor.own-
ed utilities were more forthright. They just plain
couldn't llffonl It.
But it's a project that must be carried out on a birt h
priority basis. At some point in our future, nothing could
have a higher priority than the parched throats of
Southern California residents -or the needs of tbeir
homes and industry for electric power.
It a]lpe·ars the only answer will be mugh greater
federal investment in the cooperating partnership be-
tween public agencies and private industry, wi~ the
money recovered from sale or water and power to the
regional, municipal and private utilities over a period
of years.
Cancellation oC the project is a great disappoint·
ment. But possibly all is not lost. The 'need is so over-
riding that ·it must be met by some· means.
Pressure on
For Decision
On Bombing
The Real Issue In American Life
WASHINGTON -Unhampered by
bombing raids on neighboring supply
depots and transportation centers, the
port of Haiphong is once again going
full blast, supplying North Vietnam
and its forces lighting in the South .
That is one or the hard facts of life
which must be acknowledged by
President Johnson as he ponders a
ruture,course with respect to the born·
bing of North Vietnam.
At his Honolulu meetings with South
Vietnamese President Nguyen Van
Thieu. Mr . Johnson , spiked reports,
circulating here and in Paris, that he
was ready to stop all bombing of the
North. Soon he must address himself
to the consequences of the present
policy which limits bombing to the
North Vietnamese panhandle .
U.S. pilots were never free to attack
the piers and unloading taciUties in
Haiphong. Such raids were forbidden
fc>r fear some accidental damage to a
Russian -or even a British -supply
ship might raise international tem-
peratures.
NEVERTHELESS, the operation or
the vital North Vietnamese port was
slowed somewhat by raids o n
railheads, roads and supply points
whi ch serve the port facilities.
A·ll such interference ended, of
course, when President Johnson an-
nounced his scaJed-down bombing
poUcy on March 31. It Is now clear
ttiat the North Viet.namese have taken
f u I I advantage of the logistic op·
portunity afforded l:hem.
Intelligence reports indicate that the
"turn around time" for Haiphong -
the wailing and unloading time
between arrival ancj departure of a
supply ship -is down from 43 days to
an efficient 15.
The number of ships discharging in
Haiphong and other ports in North
Vietnam is substantially larger now
than in 1967 . Russian shipping and
vessels £rom the (fee world have com-
bined to increase the traffic.
DURING THE the four months ol
this year (including April, the first
month of the restricted bombing
policy) 72 Russian ships called at
ports In North Vietnam. That annual
rate, 216 per year, compares with 181
Russian ships entering North Viet·
namese ports in 1967.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr .. D-Va .. the
principal congressional auditor of
shipping to North Vietnam, reports
that the number of free world ships
visiting North Vietnamese ports is
running at just about double the rate
of the past two years.
For the first six months of 1968.
Byrd says, 78 fr ee world ships carried
cargo to North Vietnam. That total,
78, for a slx month period. exactly
matches the total, 78, for the 12
months of 1967.
AS IN THE PAST. most of tile free
world sf\ips supplying North Vietnam
fly the British Oag. In the first six
· months of this year 64 BriUs:h sbfps
visited ports in North Vietnam com·
pated, with 32 in the 5ame J1n1.1ary-
through.June pcrlOd last year.
Faced with statistics ol this sort., the
Senate Military Preparedness Sub-
committee is updaUng its recent study
of the aJr war in Vietnam. Olairman
John C. Stennis·, D-Mis1., has directed
the committee staff to glve apecial
emphasl1 to the effects of the bombing
halt on Utt CommuniJt bulld·up In the
llOUtil.
ByllollertS.ADn
111d Jobo A. Go!<IJmltil1
Ideas or Assimilate?
WASHINGTON -The real issue in
American life was posed about as
ne-a•ay and precisely as it can be at the
re::en~ly closed Natiooal Conference of
State Goveroors. On one side ol the
issue was President J chnsoo's goo:!
and close friend, Gov . John Connally
or Texas; and. on the other. a nominal
Republican. J'°hn Gardner, former
sccre1sry of 1-lc;:i lth, Education and
\Vellare. Both men were members of
the cabin.~t ill the Kennedy.Johnson
admirustration.
Gardner championed going ahead at
great cost with new commitments and
r.ew en'2rgy in the solution of social
problems which torture this country
from coast to coast. Connz1ly declared
the American people are tired of
turmoil, tension, diloSension and crises.
Americans, he said. wish to pause,
study an:i reflect on what we are, and
where we are going. People· are
disenchanted with candidates with
IH?W ideas and wish time to assimilate
cha nges which already have been
mnde.
THOSE WHO KNOW how many of
the electorate are on Connally's side
an::I how many on Gardner's should be
able to predict wit:hout difficulty the
outcome of tile presidential election
this fall. They should be able to
perceive more clearly also the dilem·
ma of Hubert H. Humptu;ey. who is
caught, not to say trapped, between
the conUicting points of view.
For everyone ~o says th a l
Humphrey must break with Johnson
or the Johnson AdrninJslration image
~~ru' ,, , J. • L -.. '~,-2 .. . e""'!.-~
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to ri~ to new heights of social action ,
there is another who says Humphrey
would do well to reevaluate bhe
Johnson programs and proceed, not
wiUi new programs. but with those
which have worked or show promise
of working. Humphrey began his
presidential campaign with the idea
that the scope ot the social budget for
housing, race problems, education,
and so on, was about enough. But he ls
being pushed or lured into statements
which leave very much in doubt his
real intent, just as he is being pushed
or lured into statements on Vietnam
which leaVe doubt about his position.
TRIS, IN PART, must be a cause of
Humphrey's recent decline in stature
in samples of the voting public, and
the cause, too, of the rise in in!eresl in
George Wallace, the mugwump can·
didate from Alabama. If the governors
of the states are any measure of
pubUc opinion, law and order, and
stability and security ( Co n n a 11 y
versioo) are of higher priority than
the Vietnam war in the h€::..;1s and
thoughts of voters. For almost
everyone can agree that some way
should be found to end the war, and
the ooly question is how. Not knowing
just how. a majority o( the voters,
lacking information and judgmen~.
may decide in the voting boottJ ttiat
they can only rely on the judgment. of
those in the administration who are
doing their level best to find an
honorable way out.
' GOVERNORS ROSE in protest
against the new taxes which the gigan·
tic spending on Gardner's program,
offered in the name of the urban coali-
tion. would bring. But that did not
alter the validity of Gardner's main
point that big icieas do nof, come with
small price tags. ·
All the candidates -Nelson
Rockefeller, Richard Nixon, Hubert
Humphrey -are trying to find the
cheap way out through various devices
of public and private cooperation - a
Marshall Plan for the ghettoes, or
some kind of a priva~e-public bank.
But Gardner is right. Every serious
observer reaches the same con-
clusion: more taxes. more pfograms,
and an overriding commitment to the
solutlon of problems which unless
solved will rip this country asunder.
WHILE THE GOVERNORS of the
states iii their black braid trimmed
white dinner jackets were seated
de corously in the convention center in
CincinnaU, automatic rifle fire was
chattering through the steaming
streets of Cleveland and 10 men, in·
eluding three policemen, lay dead.
It was reminder enough that an
overriding commitment for both law
and order and for a new burst of
energy in the solution of our agonizing
problems are absolute requirements.
'Human Touch Is Not There'
To the Editor:
All the excoriations of J o h n
Birchism. WaU~eism , Minute-man·
ism. etc .. are but surface reactions to
something only a psychiatrist can
divine.
It takes a certain type of person to
adhere to these militant, Oliver
Cromwellian societies. In the main,
they comprise f observe this closely)
non-creative people. not like artists.
musicians, composers, poets and
philosophers. They have the narrow
outlook of incredible ignoranCt!: of
mind and soul and heart. All are of the
busln~s world or in a laboring field.
The h.u m an touch is not there.
Business per se is a cold fi sh.
PARANOIA ABOUNDS In this sere
and grey world of whispers. This Is
pecullar to Amerlca. Our Puritan
(heritage?) has long been righting
Pilgrims. SeU·rlghteous and arch.
the!e odd souls walk a chalk line
toward eternity. Arthritic rigidity in-
deed. They fear the Mediterranean
world that gave us the glorious
Dear
Gloon1y
Gus:
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With the curtailment or mall
' service, 1 would just u aoon 'fo
back to Pony Express. I'm 1ure
we would have better and futlr
...-vico.
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Renaissance era. Franklin warmed his
h3ndri on that fire. Our founding
fatheri; were. in the main. utterly
hwnan. When did the Devil step in?
When will he get out? I wonder and
worry.
JOHN HAINES
Decep tion
To the Editor:
'T'he Johnson Administration has
once again pulle::I off a masterful piece
of decepUon on the American people!
The Army has r,roudJy announced, the
draft call was ower than It had been
5inee Apri11 1967. An exclusive In·
tervlew with some brass drone an·
nounced that the reason wu that
ttplace.ment&. we.rea't needed in Viet·
nam. Evuyone 1llhed, put down the '
paper and Rid hurrlh !or Clark CUI·
Coro, be is really te;eplng our boys
home. 'Tis nol aufprlsinc the· public
b:od tJils .. -_, .... •11111 lhe
Mm:f 01l\I' told --good pol!UCI
1114 -J-'lflllhd lold.
TBll TRUTll 18: dlvlllons wlllc:h 1n1
due ID come bmne .,. being replaced
with ~-Tbeee reservist& are
mm ot avenage Aif, 30 up to 35 or a.
Tbele men haw e1tabll1bed
thenllllvet ID • lllelr communitlu and
lllF --Tllo7 .... -two ..
to five children and own homes with
payments up to $.150 per month .They
could a1J'ord this because their
av.erage income was $10,CXIJ to '50,00)
annually.
These men aren't draft card burners
and beard we81'ers or long hairs, these
men don't pour blood on draft files and
march in front of induction centers.
THESE MEN: signed up for the
reserve program to fullill their
military obligation, because the pro-
gram was designed for extreme na·
tional emergency and any one of them
would gladly go. should this occur. It
hasn't; however, opportunists in the
Pentagon saw their chance to show
these "weekend wm-riors·• how it feclt
to be a "real" soldier and they took it.
The reservists. likt: s a c r i f i c I a 1
lambs. meekly Sllbmitted. They wiU go
where younger men should go, it
anyone should . They will fight and
some may even survive in spite of the
lousy training and padded reports to
the Pentagon by some C.O, up for pro-
motion.
PHYLLIS GALKIN
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Monday, July 29. 1968
The editorial pogt of the Dailv
Pilot •••kl co inform ond 1tim-
u1at1 reader• by pruntmg th.ti
ncw.q:JOpe:r'I optnton. and com.-
mttlCofll on topiQ of interest
and d!/ldficcmof, by prot>iding o
fort"" tar IM Hpralion of
..,. ffildm' oplnloni, and by
pt"Uftting 0.. · diverse tnew-
poit\11 of ln/onn.d ob'"""'"
and tpokl"""' Oii lopia of th< daJI.
llobert N. Wood, PubUsber
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' KEN STILL URGES THIS 18-FOOT PUTT INTO THE CUP ON THE NINTH HOLE AT THE MINNESOTA GOL, CLASSIC AT ST. PAUL. STILL SHOT A 61 SUNDAY ANO PLACED SECOND WITH A 273.
Drysdale
Blistered
By Chicago
HOUSTON (AP) -Veteran
righthander D o n Drysdale took h i s
worst beating of the season Sunday in
an opeiier with the Chicago Cubs, both
on tbe mound and physically.
Billy Williams led the first game at·
tack oo Drysdale with a double and hls
12th homer of the year. Drysdale
stayed the entire eight innings for the
8-3 CUbc victory. Don Sulton pitched
for the second Jou to the Cubs, l-0.
Drysdale collided with Ron Santo
who tagged him out on a bunt in the
eighth inning of the opener and receiv·
ed a deep gash below his righ t knee.
"They beat the hell out of me
~ysically," Drysdale said. "It was
just ooe of those days.
"But I might have gotten out of the
foUrth inning if Zoilo Versalles had
not been playing too close to second
when Randy Hundley hit t h a t
grounder. "It ·was a sure double play and it
Dodger S late
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wem right to the shortstop position,
but -oobod,y was there and it went for a
hit."
Sutton made his first start Ii.nee
June 21 in the second game. He and
Ken H0Kmuu1 tangled in a tough
pit&i.ng duel but Sutton gave up the
or'lly run of Ille game in the tilth in·
nlog .... Tbe uoagen lost their best chance
to avoid their 17th shutout in the se·
conct'!nning. Jeff Tori>org opened with
a single then Versa.Iles bit a drive to
left field tight into the glove of Bllly
William. who snagged it as the bell
crasbed iDto the ivy-covered waU.
Mike Kekich, 5--5, takes the mound
today when the Dodgers begin a two-
day stand against the Houston Mtros
in the Altrodome.
Sunday's game with the Cubs drew
42,281, tho largest Cub hoole crowd
since May 31, 1948, when they drew
their record crowd ol 46,965.
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Rig Sore at Anemic
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of tlte 0.11, l'llft ll•ff
Bill Rigney was in one of his shoe·
throwing moods Sunday afternoon. He
does that when he 's mad.
He had just watched his brilliant
young rookie, Tom Murphy, pitch a
two-hitter and lose to the White Sox, 2-
1.
He jerked off his left shoe and sailed
it into the corner.
"Some of that Dodger stuff must be
comin' all the way down here," he
barked, referring to his club's good-
pitch, no-hit attack.
"Now I know what Alston's been
going through all these years." he
said, slamming the right shoe on the
floor . · '
Murphy, a 22-year-old right-hander
out of Ohio University, turned in
another superlative performance Sun -
day afternoon before 11,187 perspiring
witnesses.
He gave up singles in the first and
fourth innings before being lifted for a
hitter ln the eighth. His sinker bad the
White Sox popping die ball up all
afternoon.
A report.er suggested to. Rigney thal
MllI'phy should sue bis teammates for
no,n-si.zpport.
"No he lhouldn't," Rig retorted, "he
ought to punCh every one of 'em rlgtit
in the nose."
Two of the Angels' more dependable
Angel
sluggers are responsible for the club's
recent case of bat anemia.
"Jimmy's (Fregost) in a slump and
so is (Don) Mincher. We might be able
to get 10meithlng going If those two
will 1nap out of it. Today was another
one of those day1 when we just
couldn't ICOf'e."
Tbe only Angel tally Sunday was a
straightaway homer by Rick Reichardt
in the fourth. Actually , the Angel! did
clout rune hit. but only Reichardt'• ac·
Hitters
counted for more than a hill of beanl.
Rigney hates to lose when bia pit.
cher has accomplished all that could
be asked of him.
"'lbat's awful to lose like that. When
you can't win wit.tr your pitcher having
a game like that, it'1 a pretty ud
1tate ol affairs."
If Murphy's non·support cootinuea at
Its present rate. he may turn into a
"BelHeve it or Not" case.
Pol.oists 'Nowhere to be Found,' Coach Tells Crowd
The first great pitcher (some 1a1
the only) of the Angels, Dean aumoe,
pitches against ~ls old teammate .at
Anaheim Stadium tonight.
Chance (9-9) oppo591. fbe Anpll'
Sammy Ellis (7-6) in Ibo first game of
a two-game series between the two
clubf. Mexicans Fail to Show at Coast CHICAOO CALll"OllNIA . ebr~"" .,.,..
By ROGER CARLSON
01 1'111 Delly l'Ull lllff
A capacity crowd filed to the Qr.
ange Coast College swim rtedium Sun-
day night to witness the host Coast
Clippers take on the Mexican National
Olympic water polo contingent, only to
~ turned down by the Mexican team
when it failed to ahow up for the
match.
A disappointed coach J a c k
Fullerton, or the Coast Clippers, in·
(ormed the crowd at 7 :(fl that the
Mexican team was nowhere to be
found .
The visitors had been stashed at the
Edgewater Inn near Seal Beach, but
wtien Fullerton arrived with two sta-
tion wagons to pick them up and
escort them to Costa Mesa at 5:30, as
previously arranged, there was no one
to be found.
Fullerton went past the desk at the
Edgewater, even resorting to knOcking
on the doors of the five rooms held by
the Mexican team. After en bour'1
wait. Fullerton returned to OCC.
Upon returning to Cout, another
call wu ,put in to the Edgewater at
7:05 p.m. with no results.
Fullerton went on to announce that
:-efunds would be made to everyone
and that his Coast Clipper team would
split up and put on an exhibition match
of their own, to the applauding a<p·
proval o( the gracious water polo fans.
Al last count, 16 youngster5 got their
money back, with the balance of the
crowd abstaining.
However, as it turned out, It was
just as well for the crowd that it did
turn out that way.
Fullerton split his team so well , that
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A RIGHT CROSS -Chris Olivtr (right) jUJt doet
get pess off before 1oing under •• Mil<• WillOD (39)
of Ille Biiii lam .WODCll. Bluu WOii, 14-U, i,11 Cout
Clippen interaquad exhibition before fWl·bouH
crowd at Orange Goal! College Sunday 8"1iini·
Mexican National Olympic tari1 ~ to show •.
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the two squads ended U.P fighting to a
14·i2 crowd pleaser, with the i.llue
tea.m ·taking honors.
Mike . O'Gari., ex-Or~nge Coast
player and headed for UCLA, 1cored
with 12 secOnds to go to put the Blues
ahead by a point, and then added
another fn the final second to cap the
14-12 tally.
The Whites had led by a 6-2 count at
Ule end of the .first period.
Fullerton refused to rap the Mex-
ican team for its failure to show,
stating, "mUlt have been a misun-
derstand.b:le."
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By Tiie A1sod1ted Pren
Jerry Hildebrand II a St. Louil
Cardinal again, Detroit quarterback
Bill M--. ti I bolpllll patient ll1d
Kevin Hardy, well, he'• lt1ll just -..
HJldebrond, a linebacker, bad been
.ent to the Minneaota Vi.k1na:s to com·
p_let.e_ a de~ which recenUy sent tafety
BNdy KOJS to the Cmdlnall.
But the Vlkln1111 lllllOWICed Sunday
that · lllldellrand, wllo hao been
hampered by knee trouble, failed to
pus bl& pllyslcal and wu belll&
returned to ... Clrdlnall.
A Vlllillg opobnnan Mid the
Cardinala -mull Ci .. up -.r play.,. or a high draft cllolce.
M-obtalaed In ., off.s..on
trade .and -the Lioal' No. 1
quartert>ack, was IChedultld to un-
dergo an operaUe today for removwl
ol I -ll'OWtll In bis rllht let. He'll be.,.oloctloeforatlouttwo..-.
Kiri -and ..-. °"' -will lfltenlate at qU..-
lor 1111 Llom' -Rhll>IUoa pme, Aue. 6.
And llard7.' -by ,~ eommi..i-r Pe• Roallo to~ to ... ... ,.,._ ... ... .. Partial
.; •• payment for the .Sliillio' slp!tlg'.ef
D1\re P a r k 1 remained·in t b e Maw
Orleml Sainll trainlDC oamp at ha
Dle&o, C&Uf., Sunday. ·
"I ll\IOll·l'll just have to medlllll. •
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JOH NSON NAM ED ·
' EVANSVILLE PILO T,
Former Oran<• c:out area b 11e'NJI
star Gory Johmon bu bee~ promo!Od
In Ibo O>icaio Wl>lte Sox' mlDW
loaeue l}'lllem.
Jcmton, pla,yor-manager at Ai>-
pletoa, Wl1., In Cllica(o'1 Cllll A
league oper.tion, •• named mlM ...
o1 Ev-ville In tho Soutboru IAquo
lut WMk by thl'Wbifa Sox .
At 31, be'• tho ,....,...i -jJI lhl hill«)' ol tllo Southml Llqul. Ho
bu a taU ......... l Evuanillo ii cun-entl:r tilt Sou-. L"'o a Cu 1 ' I
ceUar-dwellar.
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Sikes. Had Notion
Payday Was Near
llT. PAUL, Mlon. (AP) -t>M Sikes
Illa)' not bo clolrvoyanl. but be bad ttm wbmlnl fee*C even before the
toumament-.
At .,, rate, be bid a lot ,.mg for
blm lbt put week, wllicb be climued
will a -v1c1«y Sunday to
will 1111 SID.000 top mooey In Ille Min·
DMOta Golf Claallc
Tho "" pQdaJ puahed Siket' .... loCI !Gr 1111 yoar to fll OMI and enobl·
eel blm to leap from 11ill to aeventh on
tbl PGA 1DODtJ .uinc1n11 fer 191!18 -
a&ead "of sud! -as -Jack
N'clOMia, Arnold Palmer and Frank
-wbo dlole not to CGIDpele here. Sitei, from JacUoaville, Fil., beat
younc !ton still 1'1111 a 12-under par 272
over Keller GOif Colll'll, which plays
to. par 71.
sun. -won P2.000, .... tied for
the loed until bo. took a bogey "" Ibo
15th hole of the .llJW n>UDd ·Sunday. It
was the ftfth t.ourqunent in wblch the
Tacoma, Wah., pro bu beu the
trlde1mald ..
Sikes Md a lliia!.iiiund 114, fti. StJll
thot a 118 !Gr bli :m. '
"On tile JMne coming hen," SlieT
explained alter In v1c4>orY, "I said I
fell I was bulldillg ~ to where I could
INFIELDER CAUGHT
AT SECOND BASE
win a tournament You. ea feel It
building up."
Howe..,., Sikes admllled )\< Deeded
a lift -and ho got.it In a Ionic! first
nine holes Sunday. He abot .even
birdie& and one bogey for a Ill-under
:.I on Ibo lirat nlno.
"When I ohot -711 on Ille first
and third rounds," stkel 1ald, "I
thou&!it I wu out of it. And I bogeyed
Ille lut two boles Saturday, and that
d.iaturbed me."
Si.tea was four ltrok11 behind co-
leeden Pete Brown and Lou Graham
1ta tine Sunday's Lu& round.
He went seven under pc alter 1et·
ting -00 the fint, tblnl, fifth
and sixth -· -around a boeey "' lbe secoad.
Equestrian
Olympic Hopes
Soar for U.S.
LONDON (AP) -AmerlClll hopes
to ride off with the abow jumping gold
medah at the Mexico OlympiCI soared
today with a sweeping U.S. victory at
the Royal International Hone Show.·
B 111 Steinkraus, 41 -y e a r · old
publishJng editor, ctimaxed I h e
American win Swldiay night by riding
off champion of champions and winner
of the Daily Mall Cup in the final event
of the Royal International at Wembley
Sladium.
Americans Neal Shapiro of Old
Brookville, N.Y., and Carol Hofmann
of North Branch, N.J ., took first and
second place, respectively, in the Last
CJttmce stat'es. · ·
Steinkraus, from Noroton, Conn.,
captained the U.S. Olympic team to
victo(y in the Natlone Cup on Friday
and beat· a star-studded field of 19 in
the final event, riding 8-y ear-old Snow·
boUDd.
:Srttain's Press Association called
the American rweep "fantastic" and
British sports ·writers agreed the U.S.
NEWARK, 'fl. ~ (Ai>)-: Just prior team was the odds-on favorite for the
to the New V'ork-Penrwylvanie League Olyn):plcs.
baseball game here Sunday night Eleven of the 19 starters made a
between Newark and Coming, a civil clear first round.
marriage ceremony wu perfc:nned at Then Steinkraus, regarded as .an
second base for Newar~'I tbortstop out.sider for the title, took Snowbound
and his hometown 1weetllear.b on e. clear eecood round in a quick but
Bill E. Ganin~ orlll Mill' San$'• . careful 59 seconds. . .
Harris, both of Greeoe.ville, Te~.. ~rest, 1ncl~ng Itali111 champion
were married before Supreme Court Grvwano Mancmelll, faltered on the
Justice Marshall E. Livingston of co:-J~in's Alan Oliver and Marion
Newark. · Coates came in second and third,
Gardner, a farm hand for the Boston respectively.
Red Sox, had a batting average of .!22 The 93ddle of honor tor the rider
and was considered a brilliant fielder. with the greatest number of points on
But, Sundlay's game showed another one horse went to Wert Germany's
side of blm. Jn five tums at the plate, Hans Winkler on Enigk.
Gardner struck out four times -.d The Loriners Oup for the greatest
grounded to-abort. ln the field, Bill had number of points on two mounts went
one putout, seven assists aod three big to David Broom of Britain om Mister
errors. Softee and Ballywillwill and Mancinelli
Corning trounced Newark. 17..S. on Doneraile and Oxo Bob.
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NEW MV PRO -Jack Fleck (middle) former U.S.
Open champion, discusses plans with Anthony R.
Moiso (left), vice president of Mission Viejo Co.,
and Tom Albach (right), golf pro. Fleck is the new
Director of Golf at the Mission Vi ejo public golf
course. The club. 16 months old, is owned and
operated by the Mission Viejo Co.
As New Director of Golf
Mission ,
Jack Fleck, 1955 NaUonal Open
Champion, Sund-ay signed as Director
of Golf at MlSsion Viejo Golf C1ub.
Fleck, 46, who during his first year
as a touring pro in 1955 beat Ben
Hogan in a playoff for golf's most
coveted title, will be the general
manager and will be responsible for
all golf activities at Mission Viejo Golf
C1ub, acclaimed one of the finest new
courses in the nation.
"I am .very happy to be associated
with Mission Viejo Golf Club, and I
look forward to aupervisina: the a:olf
Viejo Tabs Fleck
activities at this exceptionally fine
course. It is one of the most challeng-
ing and most-beautiful courses I have
ever seen. It is truly a fine test of golf
for all types or golfers -. even
women," said Fleck.
"Mission Viejo G o 1 f Club," ad-
ded Fleck, "has gained wide attention
as one of ·the nation's fmest new
courses. It was recently rated at 73.1
by the SCGA, making it one or the
most interesting cousres in the coun-
try."
the PGA· to4r. In .1960 he won the
Phoenix Open and was third in the
U.S. Open (behind Arnold Palmer and
Jack Nicklaus).
In 1961 he won the Bakersfield Open,
finished second in the Phoenix Open,
and lost playoffs to George Bayer in
the St. Petersburg Open and to
Palmer in the Insurance City Open. Jn
1962 he fini shed second in the Denver
Open and sixth in the PGA Cham-
pionship. In 1963, he finished third in
the Texas Open and fifth in the Palm
Springs Desert Classic.
Rustlers
Split Pair
In Metro
Golden West lfnlck !Gr tbno run·
lhetopoftbo!lftbfnnlnc to •
Cbapm .. College 1'1111 a U lou, :
day, at Memorial 1'8rk la Saali An
hi.ghligbt &r"N' acUon In Metro Let
basehall.
Later in the day the Rllltlen ni ·
fell to Santa Ana (La Fonda) by a 7· l
<:<>Id.
All this followed a cancellation of
the Golden West-Ward'1 Pirates tuule
Satunray when neither team could
field • full nine playen:. Both 1qaad1
end up taking 1oueJ for tbelr e!f...U
00 Saturday.
Ward1 Pirates failed to tab the °"""' C.-ty .... ...._
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field in weekend action.
Finl the Saturdoy fluco 1'1111
Golden West and .tnen Porty Lealue
playoffs toterfered with lbe UH ol
ShaUer Park in Orange for the
scheduled encounter wltb ct.pmu. at
7 p.m. Sunday.
The ~irate• have rescbedueld the
Chapman game for Saturday at. the
lame site at 2 p.m.
In the 4-2 triumph over Chapman,
Golden West Jtruck tor three runs in
the fifth inmog highlighted by Mike
DeGeer stealing home for the t.bJrd run.
It was set up when Art Spencer
opened up with a single and went to
sec~ on Gary Marks' one-bagger.
DeGeer singled home the first run
and then a walk loaded the bases.
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BROTHER WOLVES
PACE 4-1 VICTORY
PASADENA (AP) Brazilian
brothers Carlos and Gilson Metidieri
led ttle Los Angeles Wolves to n 4-1
victory over Houston in the North
American Soccer League Sunday at
the Rose Bowl.
Ashe Outclasses Riessen
Fleck will represent Mission Viejo
Golf Club in Southern California
tournaments as well as selected major
national tournaments including the
U.S. Open and the PGA Champion-
ship, Moiso said.
\Vhile at Green Acres. Fleck won the
Illi nois PGA Championship (1964 ) and
the Illinois Open Golf Championsh..ip
(1965).
In 1959 Fleck was golf promotional
director and touring professional at
Deauville Country Club in Tanana. He
moved there [rom El Caballero where
!rom 1957 to 1959 he was head pro and
touring pro.
Carlos Metid.ieri led the scoring with
two goals, booting his first in the 32nd
minute. After James Benedek of
Houston tied it 1-1 in the 54Ui ~ute,
Carlos tallied in the 58tb minute, bls
15th of the season.
HAVERFORD. Pa. (AP) -Marty
Riessen se.ng his awan song to the
amateur tennis world , but he was just
a sitting duck for Arthur Aslle.
Ashe, No. 2-ranked player in the
country and a U.S. Dav:ls Cup team
member, simply out-classed Riessen
6-2, S.3, 6-3 Sunday to win the ·men's
singles competition of the 691.h annual
P ennsylvania Lawn Tennis Cham-
pionship.
After the day's single.s and doubles
play concluded the week-long tourney
at the century-old Merion Cricket
Club, Riessen, 26, of Evanston, Ill.,
turned professional . He signed a two-
year contract with World Cham-
piooship Tennis, Inc., the Lamar Hunt
group called the Handsome Eight.
Riessen, also e Davis Cup member
wbo was ranked No. 5 Jn America, will
join the group in Cannes, France, to
replace the injured Earl "Butch"
Buchholz in a tournmnent which
begins there Thursday.
In women's competition Sunday,
Mary Ann Eisel of St. Louis and
V-alerie Ziegenfuss of San Diego won
the doubles championship, scoring a 6-
3. 6-.J victory over the Australia team
of Karen Kranttcke and Helen
Gourlay.
'I'tle men's final round doubles
match wound up in a draw after four
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Baltimore 55 43 .561 6'h
Cleveland 57 46 .553 7
Bo.ton 51 46 .526 10
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Minnesota 48 52 .480 141h
New York 4S 51 .474 15
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Chleago 43 54 .443 18
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Ashe and Riessen and Charles Pasarell
of Puerto Rico and Clark Graebner or
New York w.as ',tied at two sets apiece
when halted by darkness.
Ashe cADd Rie9HD. won tile tint two
sets, 9-7 and 16-8, and Pasarell and
Graebner took the next two set.I, 6-2
and 30-1.8.
Ashe an Army lieutenant stationed
at Wesi Point, gave Riel6en a going.
away preaent he may not forget for
awhile -a lesson in precision tennis.
Overpowering in all departments ol
play, the Richmond, Va .•. ~e1ident put
his opponent \Dier tenilic pre11ur1
with his ou~ tervice.
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Known in France
By EARL GUSTKEY
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Because of. an El Modena
Hig9l School teacher,
readers all over France
weu able to read the resulu
last Monday morning of the
Los Angelee Swim Invit.-
tionai at the Coliseum pool
Saturday and Sunday.
Roy Grimsti.aw, a 31-year-
"'" r."M"lan and Englilb.
tea<:her, is a part time cor·
re.;µor. .. ent for the French
News Agency, Agence Fran-
ce Presse.
Grimshaw. a transplanted
Briton, has been informing
F.ren<.il readers of' major
U.S. track and swim meets
for three years.
"I got llh~ j-Ob through
Francois Pellou, who had
this job Ufltil Ac:ence Frence
Presse transferred him to
Saigon. where he is a
p o litical correspondent,"
Grimshaw explained.
"I work under the agen-
cy's sports editor fOr Nortti
America, Michel Henault."
Grim.shaw's work at the
swim meet in LA over the
weekeod was *>tJ'cal.
"After• meet, I phone the
result. and • &toey to the
agency's New York oftice.
From there, It ii cabled to
Paris and Cben transmitted
to new1p•per sporb
departments all o v e r
France.
11Wihea 1 world record 11
broken It • swimming or
track meet, I get on t b e
phone lnunedlotety •• d
phMe it io and it't MDt into
French newspaper offices
as a 'flash.' "
Grimsha.w says swimming
and tnck •rate-far more
newspaper space in Europe
than in the U.S.
Debbie Meyer, for in-
stance, .. practieally •
household b y w o r d in France. T h e l~y .... -old
m i 1 s from Sacramento
broke two world records 1t
the LA swlmfest Sunday.
Yet she remains in com-
parative obs<;urlty in
America. '
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baseball." he explains.
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All-Stars, consisting o f
Foontain Valley .and two
players from the Santa Ana
Angels, combYled to hold
the Paramount A n i e I
Rookies to a 1-1 tie at
Anaheim Stadium Sunday
afternoon.
Jim Slagle weM the first.
four iM.ings for the All-
Slars, allowing one run on
four hits while striking out
four before a crowd of near
4,500.
The AU-Stars tied the
game up in the Utb. iruling
when Barry Walleice and
Bill Wlhite teamed up with
back-to-back &ingles and
then Wallace ca.me home
when Bill Eller's fiy ball to
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Grimshaw N)'S his mo&t
memorab le assignment
came in 1998 wben tile l&eD·
ey dispatched him l 0
Kiogstoo, J«maica, to cover
the Britilh Commonwealth
Games.
That was rlgtlt up his
alley. Grirmbaw f'eW up in
En.gland and moVed to the
U.S. four years ago.
"I had a lot of friends in
America while I was in
England end ti1ey wrote and
told me what ia wonderful
place it WM and what great
opportunities there were.
"I've found them to be
correct on both ~nts."
Gas Low,
But Unser
Triumphs
LANGHORNE. Pa. !AP)
-Racing car driver Al Un-
ser was out of gas at the
end of his supercharged run
at the record books, but
hardly anyone noticed.
Unser, the W.llliant driver
from Albuquetque, N.M .. pi·
lo.ted his rear-engine Ford
N1HTH •.1.c1. 0ne m111. J .,.., to a double-header victory
a101 1n0 up. c11 tmlnt Price IJDOll.M500. Sunday in the U.S. Auto
, .. ,,. '3000. h . h" JD11111t1.ir (J Lamberti 111 Club race for c amp1ons tp
car1I010 IW H•rm•IO 114 c a r s at the Langhorne
Ch111dlller Bov IM Viner! tu Speedway . C•ettr C!rt CA Plneell l 114 l'DU•TH •ACI. • 111r!on111. J w•r F•r•nOole 211c1 rD ve11.-r1 114 The second vi ctory was a old ITlllden lllllel, Pu"'e IJ,JOO, Ttlflv• Mis.Ir. IA L Dl1rl •104 · June'1 Dlltmma cw H1 rr10 116 El ,,.,.,," ID H•lll 112 world record for 100 miles
Clldl Me '""' 1s T•e~1...,1 II• Tlvo11 11t York) 1u on a one-mile speedway-g:i,:i1~1.c'("ri~1~!,~•rt•dtJ :;; =· '~"t.i~r1i•rt.a> ~\~ 48 minutes, 2.89 se::onds -
Cl•...O. tM Y1ner1 11• but Unser thought he was
Fao115" Femme {A M..,.) "' l k to fl . h ·1 SDC111 Flint 111. 111ncoJ 11• UC Y rus l .
o.... Ht1nu <• Yor11> Ju D S Unser managed ln limp
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Purr (W M•'-t't'l 116 OC 122.328, Smashin g the Old
""'"" •ACI. sin 1ur1onei. , ve•r F' h R mark held by Lloyd Ruby.
.aid ma!Cltn Coll1 •rod ttkllnt1. Pur.. IS eport who covered the distance In
u,:ioo. 52 minutes. 55.16 seconds on Gl!Oblly fA Plne01l 11'
R(l()erT Hiii {W H9rrl1} 111 HIW,.OIT ,.,.,... ~)-Hl ,,... June 18. 1967.
c1~u11 IJ L•~rt l '" 11ers1 t1 •Ible¥•, 11 Mrr1tlld1, J10 The winner led all the way
l"•rkl111 Field ffll. e11...:a1 11• bonito, 2• b9u. 11 11tt1bu1. CDlv.r'• in the second rae1!, romp· 9ollf Ptlllc'I' Ill LKl!Hl-at 11111"'1; J,$31 bollllo. Jtl
1e1111 Lem• IE Mte11n11 11i Mu. 111 1111K«t. 1.a Mrr1cuc1t. c ing home ahead df Bud Tin-
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YOUNGEST GIRL -Ten.year-old Madeline Cole
proudly shows the A. B. Rouselle Trophy on which
her name will be engraved as the youngest girl to
finish the 33rd Flight of Snowbirds. Councihrum
Paul J. Gruber makes the presentation.
YOUNGEST BOY -Leon Meeks presents the Harry
Welsh Trophy for youngest hoy lo finish the Flight
of Snowbirds to 8-year-old Bret Barnard.
Henry Schofield Wins
Cal 20 Championship
Henry Schofield of
Alamitos Bay Yadlt Club
won the Cal-20 natiooat.
champiooship Sunday after
three days or oompetition in
Long Beach Harbor.
There were 67 entries in
the regatta, most of them
from the Sout hern
California area. The Cal-20s
are manufactured by Jetlfien
Marine Co. of Costa Mesa.
Because of the size of the
fleet, the regatta was split
into two divisioo6 after the
first three races. the top 31
competing for the cham·
pionship and the remainder
sailing in a consolation
series. Final resu1ts :
1. Myopia ll, He 11 r y
SchC>field, Alamilo6 Bay.
2. Hustler, Art Glasier,
Alamilo6 Bay.
3. Blue Demon, Leg
Marshall, San Diego.
4. Tan Tan, Ted Matson,
alamitos &y ...
5. Brisk II, Paul Merrill
Jr., Alamitos Bay.
6. Get Aw:;i.y, Lee Berl-
inger , Seal Beach.
7. Wee Birds, Eric Conn,
Seal Beach.
8. Christiana, N i x o n
Gallowa1, King Harbor.
9. ™1', Jim Douglas,
Long Bead!.
10. Hana P·au. Dave Heg-
gie , King Harbor.
CONSOLATION SERIES:
I. Hot Spur, Bob Kruglltoo,
Seal Beach.
2. IA-Cal-Ri, Dick Spear,
Los Angeles.
3. Tension, Dick Watkins,
Long Beacll.
4. Half Circle, John
Noot.eboom, Los Angele«.
5. Open Hatoh, Gonion
Hatoh, HunUngton Har1Jour.
Governor Cup Won
By Argyle Campbell
Argyle Campbell. o n e of
the nation's top collegia~
1allors, s aved the
Govtrnor'1 Cup for Balboa
Y•acht Club Sunday when he
wound up the three-4ay
regatta with eight rtraig1l t
wins.
Belboa Yacht CI u b was
bolt 1o the junior match
r_, classk by virtue of
.... .... the inaugural
J.ut yew with Campbell at
Ille belm.
'J1le GoYenlor'I Cup II I
laaior --OI Loni a-y-Qui>'• lamed
~ Cup for
-l'ICllll.FAcbteam "** f1ffff1 _.once dur· ... -. 'l'rallilll Oomphell OD lhe
... scoreboard were K I n g
Harber Yacht Club's Andy
MacDonald and Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club's Ken Weiss
with six wins eacti.
Scoring ~ on the basis or
one point for each match
won and zero for losses.
Mary Griffith, Los
Angeles Yacht Club's ski~
per finistied in fourth place
with four points : Doug
Rootello, L<ng 8-:h Yacht
Club, aod Jerry Jessup, San
Diego Yacht Club tied with
three points ead>; NHYC's
Peter Wilson. 8 a h I a
Corlntbian Yacht CI u b' •
Dennis Durgan, and Hun·
tington Harbour's 13-year
old Randy Smyth tied with
two wins each.
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Sabot Ace Wins Snowbirds
AMONG FIRST 10 -Familiar names and faces were among the first 10 finish~
ers in the 33rd F1ight of the Snowbirds. Exhibiting their trophies are: Front row
(~m left) Rick Hawthorne, fourth; Nina Nielsen, filth, and Cathleen Wilde,
Sixth. Ba~k row: Rob Hambleton, seveth; Rocky Beek, eighth ; Victoria
Seaver, mnth and Mary Ann Kistler, 10th .
Lido 14s Heavy Winds, Rains
Wet Ahmanson Fleet
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Pat Scruegs, long Ume
Sabot ace from Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, moved
Up I step Sund"f and cap-
tured 111e 33rd U1J1nC of 1111 Flld>t of Ille ,., ...
The )'Oung •tdw.er worked
hit way to tne bMd of the
ill-boat neet early In tile
race and was never headed
as the brisk southwesterly
breeze pushed him around
the five mile course in one
hour and 15 minutes .
Ln second place and win·
ner of 1he lnllee Trophy for
first Ori to finish was Lisa
Gustafson, el.so ol Newport
Hartxir Y~t. Club. It wa1
the first time a girl oldpper
has placed ae: high 81 1e·
cond.
AE, a matter d. fact, the
girls came out even with the
bo)-< in tl!e first 10 filUben
for whidl trophies are
given. There were five each.
Victoria Seaver, who for
several years competed fOr
the prize for the youngest
gil'I to finish, found heraeU
irt the hallowed first 10. •
Youngoot girl lo fiiUll,
• n d winner of .t he A.B.
Rouselle Trophy was
Madeline Cole, 10.
Eight year old B e r t
Barnard picked up the ff#.
ry Welsh Trq>hy f<>r the
youngest boys to finlsh .
William W. Harvey, who
To Race
On Lake
LJdo...14. lkil>Per• ( r o m
tibrougbout the southwest
and as far away as Oregon
•tarted converging at Hun· tington Leke near Fresno
fOr the week·k>ng natiOl'l61
dlampionsbip regatta.
Newport Harbor Yacht
Club's Ahmanson Trophy
fleet got wet in more ways
than one Saturday and sun.
day in the Annual Newport
to Long Point and Return
race.
has declined to give hi.s true
(3) Wind Star, Gene Trepte, age for a number oi years
SDYC, 8.l5084 ; ( 4 ) En-became a per pet u a I
chantress, Allen Ke 11 y, repeater fur the oldest sip-
BCYC, 8.6192 : (5) Cygnus, peMrr tD -'~Mr· Donald Dab· Ernie Chipman L B y c . csuu s . 8.6490. ' ' ney of Newport Beach won
CLASS c _ (I) Prote~e. · tlle trophy f<>r th<! first mar·
John Reynolds NH y c r1ed couple to flJU.sh .
Nearly 100 of the 1 .. foot
sloops wbidl. bad their
beginning 00 ~ less
thall 10 yeart ago are ex·
pected tD «>mpete Jn tile
regatta.
Some 35 sail boats started
the race Saturday in a
m o d e r a t e southwesterly
that carried them up the
beach ·to as far as the oil
islands before starting the
track across the channel to
Catalina Island·.
8.6966; (2) eoiiquest, Bill As the Flight winner ,
Polly, LBYC, 8.7109; (3) La Scruggs look home the
Prensa Lockabey & Lip-Albert Soi.land Memorial
pold, BYC.NHYC, 8.9769 ; Trophy. Dr. Albert Soiland
(4) Typhoon, John Olson was one of the founders ot
LBYC, 9.0092. ' Newport Hori>or Yacht Club
There are 3,000 Lldo-14s in
exis~ence. They are aailed
wherever there is a body of
water large enough to ac·
commodate the 1porty cen·
terboards.
Midway in the channel the
wind freshened to 20-25
knoU that soon had the fleet
plunging through and o v e r
lumpy seas that thoroughly
drenched crews.
CLASS D -A r r i b a and also one of the in·
SmUey· & Thorne BYC' stigat.ors of the Flight ol the
9.0461 ; (2) SanderU~g. Kirk Snowbirds. The Soil and
& Poole, VYC. 9.0991 ; (3) Troptiy was presented to
Bravo JI, Bill Haskell, Scruggs by Mrs. Joseph A.
LIYC, 9.3004. Beek, whose husband w a s
Lido·l4s are manu.fac·
lured by the W.O. Schock
Co. of Newport Beaoh and
Santa Ana end a r e
marketed all over ttle world.
After bedding down In the
calm waters of Moonstone
Cove , the yachting crowd
was prepared for a com·
rortable night. only to have
their yachts hit by a deluge
from a thundershower th.lit
lasted nearly an hour early
Sunday morning.
PHRF -( 1) Anita, Tom also one of the found en of
Schock. NHYC; (2) Skip th< race. Charl~s Rook, BYC; (3) M1H Gustabion .Picked up
Amor1a , Guy Inshaw sssc two coveted pnzes. The
Pract.ice races w e r e
IOheduled to be held at Hun·
tington LaJ<e today and
tomorrow morning. Actual
competition for tile cham·
pio111hip st.arts tomorrow
afternoon and will continue
through Friday.
MORF -(I) Baby', Stev~ award for second to finish
Seal. LIYC: (2) Vivacious was preseflted by Tom
Bill von KleinSmid, NHYC.' \Vebster wrho , with ~is
brother Rob, we.re tile first
Harry Wood of Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club is the defen·
ding champion.
Wales Bowl
Has NHYC
Things were even calmer
Sunday at noon when the
fleet set sail for home. But
the calm·didn't last long. By
midafternoon the fleet was
surfing ahead of mounting
seas generated by a
freshening westerly that
whisUed up to 18 knots.
The wind died in later
afternoon and the majority
of the fleet drlfted across
the finish at the entrance ot
Newport Harbor with their
colorful spinnakers sagging.
Rise Tallied
In Boating
Accidents
Newport Harbor Yacht When it was all over,
Club will represent Area G ~ge SturJ?es' Columbia·
(Calllornia) in the Prince o! 50 sloop was the overall cor·
Wales B ow I competition reeled time winner of the
which gets under way at Los combined races, beating out
Angele• Yacht Club Aug. 2.5. Jack Baillie's Newsboy by a
Ned W. Sprow, dlrect<r of
the California Harbors and
Watercraft, announced
"with great concern" that
42 persons had died while
boating in California .during
the first five months of 1968.
The figure was termed a
"sharp rise" over the 30
fatalities reported for the
same period last year.
Sprow's fi gures also showed
that the state's boaters hall
reported 68 injuries and
$405 ,000 in property damage
from 190 accidents involving
252 ~sels.
The Prince of Wales Bowl few sec<Jnds on corrected
is the North American time . Release's combined
Yacht Racing Union ' s· ·corrected time for the two
match race championship, legs of the race was 8.4476
comparing with the Sears hours. Newsboy led both
Cup for junJors, Mallory Cup ·ways, but wound up with a
for men, Adams Cup for corrected time of 8.4512
women and the O'Day hours for the two legs.
Trophy for single·handers. Tom Schock's Santana·27
· Thirty $ix of the deaths
reported were by drowning
-seven from falling
overboard -and 29 due to
the vessel capsizing or sink·
ing. Two deaths resulted
from injuries received in
high speed racing, two from
suffocation from fumes in·
side a boat cabin , and two
from being struck by a boat
while in Ule water.
Tim Hogan was the NHYC Anita was the winner of the
slcipper winning the semi-Pacific Handicap division of
final eliminations Sunday at the race in competition for
Alamitos Bay. He and his the Dickson Trophy.
crew of Rick Hambleton and Winner in the Midget
Leslie Messenger, defeated Ocean Racing Fleet was
the ABYC team skippered Steve Seal's Baby.
by Bai:ney Flam in five oot Final results:
of seven races. CLASS A & B -(1) Fatalities were reported
from au parta of the state
and involved all types of
wa~er -rivers, lakes and
ocean. Fifteen occurred in
ollshore w&t.ers , four in
bays, 13 in rivers, and 10 in
lakes and reservoirs.
The elimination s er le s Release, George Sturges,
was sailed in Shield.! Class NHYC, 8.4476: (2) Newsboy,
sloops. Jack Baillie, NHYC, 8."512:
TWO.TIME WINNER -Argyle Campbell, national-
ly known collegiate sailor from Balboa Yacht Club
made It two in a row Sunday when he successfully
defended the Governor's Cup for junior match rac·
ing series instigated by BYC.
The aize ol craft Involved
varied from 12 to 32 feet -
but mootly In tile 14-17 foot
range. AB but siI ol the boat
operators ws-e over 30 1 years of age. Activities we.re
principaliy fishing a n d
cruising.
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Pubtllhfd °"'"'" Cati! Dfltf Piiot, JulY n 1nd A~t\1'1 J, lMI 1)U4f
owners of a Snowbird. The
trophy for first girl to finish
was presented by Newport
Mayor Doreen Marshll.
Carroll Beek was the win·
ne.r of a special
s p o r t s m anship award
presented by Andy Gram of
Balboa·-YaOOt Club. She
finished fourth but told lhe
committee Slhe had in·
adventently violated a r u 1 e ·
and withdrew.
'The 67 entries was the
lowest in ma1ey years, and
gave credence to t he
Cha·mber of Commerce
belief that tlhe Flight -once
known as the "world's big·
gest little yacht race" may
well be on its way to history.
Jack -Barnett, manager of
the sponsoring Chamber of
Commerce, sald the Flight
will be continued as long as
there are SO boats wtlich
turn out for tlhe sudden·
deatll race.
Follov.ing are the first 10
finishers : ·
(I) Pat Scruggs, (2) Lisa
Gusl>aiBOn, (3) Cliff Wilsan,
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Phone 5-40-4343 • 646-4421 .
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DAILY >!LOT --
BE THE D~IL¥ PILOT'S GUEST TONIGHT!
HOUSI S POii SALi
MOtmRfY RAllOI
Home kpted MU DOV&R
SHORE$ • NOT l.eASE-
HCV>. CUstom built 3100 Mi
ft. Four bedroom•. three
baths. FmUy room. large
rumpU• room and electric
IOtchen with bullt·ln re.frig·
erator, treeur, cHshwesber.
double ovens and wannlng
ovens. C!arpetl, Drapes and
Shutter• tbnMlut. 18' x 38'
bee.ted and fUtettd pd
witll electrlc COYef", Two
rear yards-slumpetone plant·
ers and many extru. Truly
a qU&lity borne • 6hown by
appointmeat only, PRJCED
TO SELL AT $169,960.
Evt:nlngs call 6f6..4579
REGANT
NO DOWN VA
The hea~ of course ii rl·
dloolou$ however, the boose
is elegant & the owner will
i;ell no down VA on this
beautiful 4 BR home with
lush land!IC&ptng & large pa·
tio. Owner wW !!ell at $29,500
• GI appraisal. Pay only n9t
per month on this large loan.
JC-. ::?L~CE ~REALTORS
--$46-4141-
(0pon Evonlngl)
~
Traditional Elegance
A perfect jewel oJ a ~e ·
charm • filled ramblinl &
spacloUS! Wann red brick,
gleaming white shutters, for-
mal walks, in a beaulfully
Iandsoaped .. -. Gracloua
formal dining room. powder
room party • sized g 1 m e
room' with wet bat. love!Y
model fireplace. Qill(lren'a
wine; with its cnirn ~yard.
custom • designed around a
marvelous lart:e patio for
entertaining! Choice New·
port area & NCJf LEASED
LAND. Only $61,500.
Ruth Pardoll, Realtor
1li0.1 Westclill Or. 642-5200
Harbor ,Viel( Hills
CorOf11 dol Mar
Lusk built tones kio8ted
in the Soutbland'• most de-
sirable & tascinaling area.
SchoOls & Calit Irvine
Campus just moment s
away. Sensibly priced from
$34,900 lo $48,900
LUSK HOMES
Directions: MacArthur Blvd.
from Padfic Coast Hwy. «
Newport Frwy. Tum on San
Joaqllin Hills Rd., then
follow signs to model area.
5 llodrm -Family Rml
Submit "0 " Downl
PresUge location • Mesa Del
r-.1ar, Rich wood paneling &
bookcases over fireplace
with ind irect lighting • a real
"Show Place" living room.
Spanish motilf prevails thru-
out. Enclosed ttairwa.y • 2
baths. Quality CBJ1M!tlng,
drapes. Built • In kitchen.
Electric garage opener, Tru-
ly terrific! 54().l'f.l>
Ta rbell 2955 Harbor
Big Hou-LlttiO Prlco
Large 3 bedroom, 1% bath
home on close to an acre or
land. Brand new carpets,
fresh paint, 1'le"lo' floors in
kitchen and bflths. S21,00'.I
with no down to Vets and
just $1 ,150 down to 1 new
FHA financing.
Colesworlhy & Co.
HOUSES FOR SALi
&cellellt
Tu Dedactloe
INVESTORS SPECIAL
4 Units • all rented
2 • Two Bdrml, 1 bath
2 • 'l'hl'ff Bdrms, 2 batbs
8 yrs old, newly painted
good locaticrl., Coata Mea
Owned .. Lou eom...,,
l\IUST SELL
Monthly Income $Ul
Excellent Loan
any re-a.ooa~ terms
full """ $39.000 EAmLUFF
REALTY
HOUSH POR IALI
IOllll
l1111bll111 Rose
$27,900
ENTER 11fROUGH A ROSE
l1NED curved drive, tbtn
~ fonnal ontry hall
and'l4ok at this SUNSHINE
BRIGHT HOME, 3 bed·
rooms, 2 bl.tbs. w/w carpet,
large tnclosed CHEER.IE
paUo o~rlookina a lot that
ls Landscaped lot comfor..
table llving. Abo keep to
mind, VA NO_ t>OY!N•
•
SEE .FREE ..
AT THE
LIDO .THEATER
' HOUSIS l'Olt SALi HOUSH 'POii S~I HOUlll l'OR SALi '
NoWJIO!! H•it!!,!• 1210 -II ..... IMch 1400 H..,111111• ...... 1400
· Bite Ocun View S500 D ...... cott.,. ~9.50. DOWN
and Sea lrenet Co witb this
-homo. I Br. 2 ...... plus many fine teabU'tl.
Tuteftllb' deccnted. Gar.
...-llto bu-· A ............... ,..,.
GJlAIL\M REALTY 646-2414
(new N.B. Pa.t Ottiet)
Unlnnlty P1rlt 1237
3 Bedroolna, 2 blthl, tMnc To queUfl.ed vcta. 3 homa
room. with nwnande U,.. to choole from, an hill¥ car-
(llo<e, --Id!-, ..... with bullt-lno. clolo lo
forced air heatin1, 2 cu: tehoQ11, ~ ror tnfonnatlon
........ bu&• oncloled yen!, LISTER RIAL TY
lffft b' children. Owntrll 16612 Beach BL HB IMU633 ___ .,.,....., '
Down, payment leu than 13> HUGE LOTS, near Ocean
rent 60' x 200' (let sbnplel.
Pl.US
3 • 4 Bedrooms. Lwoury
BlJCCOLA·BUlLT hornet.
Check the ctasalfled section of lod1y•1 DAILY PILOT to ,.. U VILLAGE 2 Lw< ext s Br. 2 SHERWOOD ESTATES
your name is published. It can appear anywhere In tM Clwifiod BL Atrium. 10 ft oellln&t. 3 7'82 EDINGER l"'°"hurot ot Homlllon
pages. luah 1uden.1. m Jr r o r 'd W-4456 or M0-5l40 HuntiN:too BHcb ll68-!038
Just clip your name out of the cl...Uied pages and take It to lhe ~~;ooo'."'.;;;,. : 4 BEDRM + DEN REPOSSESSIONS
UDO THEATRE tn Newport Beacll and aay .JOU 11w it in lhe ""' Nr UC! llU--0304 o< $24,SOlll !;ow down or VA "' FHA
24.14 Vista Del Oro
Newport Beech
Ph. 644-1133
DAILY PILOT. (You'll need ldentlftcaUon.) 83MOl1I °"""· "0" Down P•yOMnt '"""· 3 BR 2 b<ths + ..,.. ORANGE COUNTY'S , to a lucky G.I. or n down ily room .
. LARGEST , OFFiR GOOD THROUGH JULY IO, 1,.a OHL y lrvlne 1231 to othon! Pretty p,.rincial HAFFDAL 'REAL TY
293 'I. 17th St. 646-4494 --------ln ltl'llnl! Tiled entry ball. "Home to Matcb Income" I ~~~~~~~=~:~~:::==~::::: l•••••••••--------~.!11.•••••• . IRVINE Dealgned tar ,.,.,.,,.... • 8'70 Wuner 842.441J; I• f·All\lllUI ROAD HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES POii SALi . 'HOYSIS FOii SALi Vlllop ~ 2 BR Sponl'11, ""'"''' ......... ""'bar So~Vlot1 Spoclll Jin! :.:;::.;;.;:.::;;.;..==='--1=""-'T"-'-""""""-"""':-. ..,.._ sreen belt locat:taa, nr. UCI, in the arackrut tamUy room. BEAtmF\JL c Br. • pool. SHARP SHARP
COMMERCIAL COWGE PARK 50xl40' acrou from new Safe-
3 BR + family + profeaalo~ way store (under conatruc-
ally landl!ICaped A aprlnkier-tion) Dlqllex on property
ed lawn both front ' rear will help carry or can be
yards. Asstune $19,000 GI uaed for commercial use.
Joan at 5% % • S1S6 per Call now for full J>9.rllcu1ar1.
month lnclud" .,,...,,.,..,, $45,000
Newport
at
Victoria
64Ul11
!Open
Evenings)
..
Victorle
646-1111
SCRAM-LETS
can be takon ._ •t .. -ANSWERS to buyer. $25,500 full pnc..
NO POINT LOAN
College Parlt loc1tion near Weevil -Worthy -'l\wmt;)'
sdlooU!. Immaculate 3 & -Silaa:e -Sesame -Cow·
famib' room 2 baths, w/w ard -VERY SLOWLY
cu-petll I drapes, ttrepl1ce, ·P8.tient: "What ~ you
lush Javms & planting & cov· charge f« extracUna •
ered patio. Moothly pay-tooth!"
mente of nse month includes Dmtist! ''$10 ...
all. Patient: "What! $10 t o r
-only two leCClldl work!''
I' \ ( I • \\ J ! I I I
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Dentht: "Well, U you will!,
I can extract it VERY
SLOWLY.''
-TRULY TERRIFIC! 1003 Biker, C.M. $1l,500I
Mesa Verde ' Attracive stooe planten, col·
• orfu.l bougenvilla clim bln&
"Republic" Home up on ••""""' 1ro111a •
In a. lettine of profess\onal most impressive exterior. 3
landcaping this 2 year trl-bedroom•, 2 b1thll. Entry
level will!. 2% be.tbs, formal hall leads to this well plan-
dining· room and family ned family home. Wall to
room .with ·wet bar and fire. wal carpeting. Custom dra~
p1ace' ia lwcurioul. 01ltom es. Spoteu condiUon. Onl,y ~ts and ~ H. r. 2 )TS. hf!W. 842-6891 ·poor ... ffi riuW';146150 • TARBELL
5#-23 i 3 "646,7j 71 16111 BNch Blvd.
Chner1I 1000 General 1000 COlta ·MIN 1100 lhoppln& 6: fta'Mtlon. $24,· Forced air btt.t. 2 tile baths. Big cov i-do. EleC kit,
'SPLIT .• EVIL MESA. Verde Home. Xlnt 500· By owner. 29'1-4.ttl or Delighthil patio with bullt· hdwd noon, Mly carpeted. IMMACULATE
5 BEDROOM
Idell for 1;be latie or &fU'A'iD&
family. 2,tOO l(lllare Jeet! 3
baths, formal d!nlng room,
Sl*ciw• fam1ly room, all
electric Jdtcbtn wtth break·
fut area and large pantry.
Beautiful carpets and dra~
es throu&hout, lovely pm.tio,
pool me yard • pride of -·-·Oii· ered at $36,500. SUbmlt your
own home on our guarantee
""" plan.
' 2043 WESl'CLlF DRIVE
646-77U Open Eva
MESA DEL MAR
POOL HOME
One ot the most popular m~
dels in thl& ftne· aree, 4 bed·
roo11111 & den. Just redeco~
1ted inside and out. H I F
pool with l'*1a of deddng .•
$31,150.
646-7171 546-2313
OPE:< EVES.
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john macnab
.,.lo , '°"2TC1, in BBQ for those "Fwi 2 bath. Wair lo Bl't*i'Na)'. SptiCtRy r View , c:oad, S Br. den, 2 bl. frplc, Outs". 846-0GOf GI or FHA $30,960. .
boa u" Thb .... --II---mT nu• New hlllll_Ulf _____ 12_4_2 TARBELL P. RoberUnn RJ•· 81'1.a3 *" 4 BEDRO(M, lllllt llwl crptt, " dtpl. Sprlnltlor -· 2124 E H ~ -.. -Ille ·~of lystem.1'5,000 642-4518 BLtlm, Ran "G" p I a "' d i"""" .a. • BY OWNER • JlU.. Point ml'llle ... Pt.-421 950 OWNER Spaoloua 4 hr. 3 b<, By $14,000 4 BR, 2 Bt. ~ ,. belt ~'. Spectac.'lilul1'·bellutl-S Br. l\i bL bitru, trplc. Pa-Owner. $31,950 641-0'l.a 2 BR, IOJC.100 fenced kJt. d<Mr olfer . 49t-9'J32
ful Ill f!Ytty .,. ol tbe Uo dbl pr fncd GI or FHA ble praee, l'>tW carpets l
word. Com~ ce:rpelllld b Ma~ St 64&.m El Toro 1244 dnr.pes, electr:lc range I: ov· Out of County 1605
and draped ln cbolce decor-· en, land!Capina A aprinklen.
akr t.ste. Tbil bomt ls oft. OPEN Hou.e ·l • 6 PM. Im· SPO'l'tniS 3 Br 2 Ba home, Reedy to move: lnto. Vacant. SALE Or trade 2 Br. mod.
ered at only $34,500. A Must mae, 3 BR. It fam. rm., frpl, patio, dble pr. H11ge SJ.34 month lnclud1ng taxes. hie Yucca Valley prleed
Seeandln a hurr)'l l! Mesa Ve r de PaCHetttr. walled yard, l n d scpd , $10,500 eq. "100. 499-Un
$30,500 IJ>rinklera. Trees, fruits, f!Yft, \(1llap,e Real Estate
COSTA MESA OFnCE
2790 Harbor mw.
~9491 Open 'ti! 9 PM
ERNEST H. MYERS
124 W.15TH.
NEWPORT llACH
You are the winner of
2 tickets to the
LIDO THEATRE
Showing
THOROUGHLY
MODERN MILLIE
2043 Ca1nert Ave. 54S-3IE. ahrubl • flowers. $24,900.
4 BR., 2 Ba., home; ideal for Bethka Realty 4%-2858
aU l!IChoola. By owner $23,500
Or make offer. See 318 Irvine Terr•ce
F.sther. 646-1952
1245
Corl Brookhurst &. Garfield
962-44n 5.f6.RJ.W
FOR Sale by owner, •ve!!! SPACIOUS 2 br, convt den, POOL 15x35
3 bdr, full cpta/drpa, nice frpl, private $38,500 • e Prtce $23,150
9Chla/ahopl. ~ Miner St. BY OWNER 673-19Qj e Hardwood fioon
C.M. SM-7313, 642.ont e W/w carpets ==!~=~~=~=~=!!=~=~=..=l=~~'\;C;OH~n=•=•;l~Ml=r=~1;25;;0 I • °"''""' c:abana ~ Doi Mir 1105 e w.i bar
lWO HOMES • Excel cond thruout 3 BR, 2 BA, play nn., newb' e TtmU GI or FHA
Pa I n t e d ext., P{incipe.ls Never again will you find a
oaly. ~1909 Sun. or wkdys. $5000. down · collect rent not home llke"thil at thla price:.
rent ,receipUI. Each home p I J R I Moo1 Vo~-· 1110 bas 2 BR, dln1 .... ·den. 1% au enH el ty nMI... ...., M'l'·lS Eves. &42-5844. _______ ;..;.;.:1 B.A, & VIEW. lmmediateoc-
!'40 MON'nl Jncludos taxea. cuponcy. 149,000. DUTCH Excellent 5 % loan -no tf7-449 Morrlin& Caicyon
J ust clip this ad and take fees. •ID'll'Dlftlate 3 BR 2 Con:N. ffilblands
It to the Lido Tbeatre in bath· bOme, exc el lent Open.Sat A Sun HAVEN
Newport Beach wttb idmtl· earpeU, m.a.1 .... inted on I E fic&tlan. o&r rood dnqb qui l-d -~ De Laney Rea st1ta
J""' ......_ et cu e-aac •tree t . 2828 E. Coast Hwy., CdM $22,700
""3 """'· Lara:e kitchen in r.am11y 673-3no
low DOWN room. own e r transfer.. l'""!!!!""'""'""'""'!'l!'"'""' I 3 OYerslzed BRa, extra cio.-~riced tor quick ale. \ftEUI Of HARBOR Dutch clean 3 BR 2 bath,
eta. Lara:e ranch ttyle kitcb-CALL 540-ll51 (open eva) '"" carpeta. drape•, ma&nlficent
Wutmlnthr 1612
GI RESALE
Anyme may ..ane thil GI
5" % loan, payal>le S108 mo.
3 Bedroom on a bta comer
Jot. Room for boat ' trailer pork .... ._ .... _
job inside ' out:skte, plus
new wall to wlll c~b.
Vacant and Immediate poa-
R&Sion at only U8,950.
STEW ART RE~L TY
5.J0.2'17<>
L119un1 ~ch· · 1705
Nancy .lolnno_Smlth
2455 'TIISTIN
COSTA MESA
Y o,u are tbe wiMer or
2 tickets to tbe
en, bW.11-in range & oven, ller1tqe Real F.atate landacaplna:. FHA-VA terms.
DOVER SHORES di.ehwubet', w/w carpets ' AS.WME 6%% loan $3 000 Quaint home. Lari• living KATEIJ.A REALTY 847-6061
Immaculate home witb an drapeg, lqe ovel'lbed lat Dn. Tata1 $:M,950. ~UI ~~~replace. Reduced _546-9366"7:=0:-==-.,,.,=oo-
.LIDO THEATRE -THOROUGHLY
mbltandire YiN ol the :. ':;!:8~Y =i:~ $19Cl. 3 BR. 2 BA, blt-m. By CORBIN-MARTIN NEWPORT WUT Bade~-S bredroo1n1 and 1163 month. Owner, 545-'1'822 REALTORS ~1882
maids ftlClm, 3% batbll, OY• 2 STORY er 4000 ....,.. '••t. _,.. , . Coll,. Puk 015 SURPRISING VIEW GI NO DOWN or ~,. low
MODERN MILLIE
t1fully deccnted. For l&le from 1780 sq ft of UReble 1 n10o
3 BR home, 2 full baths, fin. fumimed or unfurnbhed. cou..EGE Park 3 Bdrm &: deck. Lot & %, top of beach-dovm. 3 BR, 12x18 famtty
,_ d PLUS Call for appolntment family, Dble frpl, new e-s. 2 large BRa 2 bathii. room, formal dining room,
OPE:< EVES.
Just clip this ad and tab
ft to the Lido Thee.~ ln
Newport Beach with klenti-
fication.
THE ~EAL
ESTATERS
p .... ce, carpets, rapes 546-81--°'~~==="''--"'-71~ 1 carpet It drapes, wather • •"",000 0 w 0 er ~ -·. l4x30 covered patio wilh 1455 Terrace Way, Templo cute 2 BR home (Ideal for $115,000 unlumished. Call tor 5t6-9597 ..," ~ mom or dad or Aunt Matilda appolntmmt. 16 UNITS dr)ier. $24,950. 613-4953 BBQ or wet bar. Owner Hills. 3 BR, 2 BA; dinette,
tninsferred. large living rm., trplc, beam-etc. etc.) All In A-1 coodl· NEAR BEACH ·--ch r-Beautiful 3 Br. So. of
bee " .. ,, .. •--•--~ (714) 64• -35 NowDart --~~ .. 8 on! BRASHEAR REAL TY od "'llinirt lhru-oot. -· ~-~--.-=--1 tion, u ...... ......,. i&),._;•~-A"9.& J..DN DO [;,.;. _ .... ~. 1 OW11er y. 847-8531 53&-7090 ~1178 kitchen wlblt·in ranae I: The Price IS R'-ht 132,000. ""'or tttmo. 881 Do'"' Drive •·-·~~ WN -Cl?<nol•tol> DA771 FR Reuooohle. * rn.-dl,.w--•-•--lot
S 19 ,6 70 "" Woll..Meeordlo Rltrs. Newport ""'"" ;:.;:;r,;:i!'.•~~.: 16x36' PQOL 355' 'b:t'."'•l':;.,.:
SMELl.. niE LEMONS. sit· 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. -17% apendable. A nre rem Ill miniature Lido Isle 135l Luxurioul 3 BR bome, dining shrubs. Ocean View. Priced
tin& on your own covered pa.. MS-7729 Eves 644--0684 $1 jft UAlllU JUlt ltl!PI from cbannel ' a lido l1M Triplex room, den• prden kitchen. right. P.O. &JI: 914, Lquna
tio in your ow n private .., l'IVnln blodl: from the ocean. Love-Excellttit oorner location. No Fully carpeted Ir draped. Beach, Owner. 714: 494-4726
grove. Enjoy the LIVING RldUfed to Sellll Pays p & 1 on this neat 2 BR ly, 1 BR, 1~ BA home + vacancy. Newly pt.inted in ProfetlioDally landacaped. LITTLE DOUGH
COMFORT or thiJ ONE or Drive by thls immaculate 3 Esstslde home. NO LOAN guest room. $29,500 & out. Good ftn&nclna:. Aak· Will trade tor unl1' near the LOTS 'O' HOUSE
A KIND 3 bedroom 2 bath BR 2 ba home at 450 Cam-FEE. Call for apPOinbnent ORANGE COUNTY'S Burr Wh1'le Realtor ing $1({),(Q). 9.rbmlt all. beach" or tubmit otter to pur-2 1tory with wood clapboard su~ abn~ in the bridge Circle, C.M. &: if you LARGEST r R. c. GREER, Rfflty chase. 11dtng, rustic shinPt Few
cilY -·· YOURS FOR tre th<n ln1'rated In teeinK 10 ""'· $Z0,9SO 293 E. 17th St, 646-4494 2901 Nowport 81 d. 3416 v;a Lido 613-9300 LISTER REAL TY bioc"' from boacb, i br
THE SEEING. the lovely interior of this Open Daily 11to5 Newport.Be&c:b,. 19612 Be..ch m ., HB 84.2..fi633 'den, coukf be 4 br. Miaim
-.,, •IUcb hat boon ...,. ·-642-1771 219 JASMINE, CdM 67"4630 Etti·..,,,_ Huntl"9'on IMch 1400 LARGE 5 Bdrm, 21> bath. Rily, 985 S" <lot Hwy,
duced to s:w>,900, then call Anytime ~ Sif;,OOO for lhil view • T r t -1 t v e 1 home. AU 4.94-0731
noow. Jack Kistler, Rltr. hmm, atei-to beach. 3 BR Clltf Dr. Newport Hlf&bta built • Ins, carpeted "'N=---,4-=1--"'2-=la~
ORANGE COUNTY'S 642·l040 or ymr °"" Bn>Rr. 2 bf.tbs, uvtnr room + fam· Across .from PU'k. 2 stciry 4 Owner's Sacrifice throughout. Drapes. Approx ew r • • ' •
LARGEST "NEWPORT 'BEAOf" Uy, fireplace, blt·lns. ~-r..:... 2 kl~!: Tl''!.= Elepnt 4 BR. 2 sty. 2 Ba. 2300 lq ft living area. famll "",· VDnlew «!.,.,.(but Must
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 "5, DDJ, 4 BATHS'' dining area, service porch, .,.., . w/ ltWike rool, frplc. A block Landscaped I hnced. Walk-81!: • w • -.soo
Library, 6 yn new 3 carpet•' dnipes. 3 car gar-back patio Xlnt storage. fencing Only $22 950 full tnr distance to FlmmBI' I LOS PADRES Rl TY Rustic Chcwnter Car, bit-ins -$49,950 '!!!!~""'~""''"""'"""'•I age on elley. Lara:e lot. Va-aoee to lll llCbls. Fine •vail price&: .$2950 wW ~e this high school I sh'.lpplng · 89& Glenneyre Street
Channln& rtrcb boon• ..,,.. OCEA P1'e All Mode oonl. to% down. u::.. s::E SUN" -~ -Ra!~ ~~o ,...,...ay, $'l6,500, ~ '.'.:" --.. ~ rounded by mature trees. 3 " N VIEW -$25,900" Rltr. 646-3921 Evea. 6t2-0185 y r~ 1 _ ... _ ~
bedrooms and den or formal Huge 2 Bdrma, 2 bl, 50Xl27 ..u •CHENMYER WFS1'CLlFT AREA 5J6..889l OR MT-8586 THE QUICKER YOU CALL. theJ .,.. 1ootfnc -DAJLY
dlnmg room in a parl<-liko F~eploo" Below markoll 2-DUPLEXES "'.,.. 3 H ... Bedrooml, 2 Btths mE QUia<El\ YOU SEIL PILOl' dutdn.! IC-911 setting. Close to acboolJ and HOME 642-4090 DELlGtrr YOUR INCOME ~C~A~R~E~F~R~E~E~L~IV~l~N~G~ 1FenCl!d off Poot Only $31,750
&hopping. $24,cm. LARGE 5 Bdrm, 2% bath. APPETITE • with these 2 3 IEDRM -$19,925 HOME 642-4030
• T · I 1 borne-AU bedroom, l~ baths, 5 year Join the "Forget" set I for· BAYCREST BY OWNER •..,•, SP •. """'RIN-G b:ll~--ins~ v~ted ~ old SWEEI'IF.S. All electric aet about home maintenance 5 Larre Bdrms. 3,250 aq. tt. .. a n'I'.:' AT 'TY out. Drapes. Approx i:m sq built-In kitcbenl, private en· I yardwork! 2 pullman Ivan Wei.la built F~ land.
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.n.£U'U.I tt living atta. Landllcaped A dOled patiol and CBl'POrtl. bathl. All buflt·ln kitchen, 2100 Windward We -.. • """'""'... A SWEET TOOTH PRJCE ot. .. ,.... .... -""'-•-, W ''N,, .... ~" fenced. Walld111 distance to ....... waauer, .,., .... ~ • ..,,, WXURY Condam.-!Uuff• 4 $30,500 t'ach. nnlv 10% down. wuber & ..__ OUtltand -. 2629 Harobr mvd., C.M. grammar ' high 8Chool " -I""'• . BR, 3 BA. Muat tell! Owner
S1nt1 Ano Holghb 3'3o5ento An1 Holghb 3630S1nt1 An1 Heights U30
,Solut a Slmpll Scrambl<d Word Pun II fo r a Chuclcle
000
shoppina:. Cose to treeway. in& J!9tio. All the hlX1nia at tr&nlf. $.16,fm. Call owner
642·7777 a Units $90, S'l6.500. "'"'"' your finrer tlpl! 142-evea ott s,....-
'""-Blvd .. C.M. AU ius1 ....,..,11y '°'"pletcly 1\11111 ORANGE COUNTY'S TARBELL 1112 -..i Dr H111>or
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Open Evos. ...turl>W>ed -lop conclitioo. vnn LARGEST 16111 loach .IMI., HI Hl&hlandt: 4 aii. 2 Bt.
--522="..-9=50"""--I Bullt·m rang•• ... .,,., new SUNDAY 1 to 4 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 S BEDROON-l'OOL ~~ 540-2"'; l-'129-2!08
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fencing, paUos. No vac~ 2 L-1 _ vwuu cl•• Annual grou income 331 HHt~r ~n• COOL POOL-$22,950! REPOSSESSION """'RY 3 Ir 2 batb condo 3 BR 2 be., pool1ized yard.
Carpets, frplc, blt-illl.
Rltrs. 642-9130 Eves. 548-0720 • KBllEDY
$U,900. can for appolntment Spacioll1 4. bedrocln, 2% bf.th "O" DOWN lmmac::Wate form.-model -,-~-• •
to ahoW. executive home. BeauWUl Landeoaped to pertecdon Ma· home -9 rooms,. 3 bathl. tr'P. pool, IOlf. fet land.
rutr. 646-3928 Eves. 60o0185 bt.ck ~ &11!8, entnncn jeetic ahacte tttea A coklrful ~ted A mtetec1 pool with Owner trandtlTed. SU.500
YER from two street& room for board ' ladder, A pt dlla-Br Owner. IG-33Tl *LACHENM ...... trailor, • .:. lwrurioua :;:;, • :-w!i"".:: only 10% ...... "'* to% BAY VIEW Lux -a hr 2
YES Wf MED\ Wlftf. I1~e.edown"' d.e..U. 1<9,"50 ">: ....,,., eleciric: "AWltd" ._It 6.6% --.. ,. b< bOmo. 2000' 2 "1 SWIM· FISH· BOAT null l'ftllll; vw built-m ldtcben. '"""""pool poat, 6.6% inWrm" 135,0JJ. w/pools, aolf ..,, v....i.
Almost new S BR, 2 BA, 546-2313 646-7171 • Uep cool all llllmmtr kJns. OJU.IECE REALTY SM-~ Sac $35,900 &n-4358
channel 1mt borne. ~po. USTll6S Open ..... • Excell~r location • e. r v I E ·w 2 BR: cabanL BAYSIDE
()nfy 139,500. ev--. VllUGE "'1 -· .U,. CAYWOOD REALTY •YOUNEEDllESULTS TARIELL ...U.MMm
6306 w. Coort Hwy. So w1Iy not ll•t with"'' 5124 Edi OCEAN from -,_ • ========I
N. "· .... mo T ff McAnlle Br&~er ngor. H.a._ '°""" ,...i.. -· • !'!!'~e? """ 1210 ~ ' ' 1111 ,. ~~=~ ::o larp bedn>oom • 211.bolllo. LAST ptANCI ='~·==-= mW. WU..,, CM 64U817 ~p~~ :i;..~11 ~' ~iL-~ [O.tu ; Emit] t::~ "::' ..!..."":.
1noom .. c.u ,,,. • .,... Excltl119 2 Story ........ 'BR•""°' 1'00m ·"FunOont•" eo.r· -...:.. -.... ooxlllll...,._ .....
HOMEW-4090 Jyan Weill' moM1 home $1J.alOGlorFHAor1.•4 ~ kitdM! Il .' fire: ~14 leu rhan one bkd: fmm
SALES ASSOCIATIS with view. 2 -St..,, u...,. N..,_du,~ 2~,,,,_ ii. 'PU"'· ~11etr'f"~ l!&t1ior lll(ll. Alidor IJl,lllO,
85/lS 1Pllt. ~t rm, dinq area. fam nn, ' a 5f.,.~"' .ere. ed )'a.rd, Low down to othfn Cost• MeN 1100 Odl J-Va Der 8':lrdlla.
opportuo;cy, Dnubla your BR 3 ""' Biii' -• .,.., -no down lo GJ.'L $IO.l1» • JEAN SMTH,
lnoome. Coll fol' oppl. ,:;:,,~~~lllartt~1"50 TARBELL 2'5SH..W Open '*-Sun 14 pm REALTOR ~~o::: DA YIDSON Realty CtJ£;-C.M. Sh&rp 1 ~1 ':!".:0. Sba1ro c E. '""St, CM. -
Beach "°"" "'" .... 2 BR LIVE RENT FltEE 171' Onnp Avt., Qi N .. , Ch-! 1111. """· "1>1, hit_.... SEE THIS rl"S ~ --· Ille-
&: euest nn. A: bf.th. Mlllt Trl;&owUb~padm ..,..._,. la 114 Bath1CJ.5IXI• NOW! $22,950. .... 'keftll'f ... _111111 st~=~ btatll Co. ~':;:"~ fUndMl :.,a-::!." ~ cia' WIDlt= ~ SMe ~ m.ml = =" 0-J
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CHARMING 3 BR 2 BA
home, ftrtlUee, w a 11 e d
• yard. douh» pract. $2'7,MJ
Bethk. J\ult;y. tit-2158
RENTALS
Hou-fumlohed
R111t1l1 to Shore 2005
WANTED: Career type sal.
lo lhan Balboa Ia1and bouae
w/-.n:W. Preferably late
30'1 Ol' nrty t0'1. Refs. will
be exchqed. f73...3lm. Sun
or afttt 6 wk dya.
).f(X)LLEGE atudenll need 1·2
rocxnmate1 for aummer to
ahare lrg .f Br. houae in. Npt
i10 mo. &U..:6822
GIRL Over 25 to aha.re apt.,
Nnport 8-b. -after6PM
WANTED alrl over 21 to
·Share Penn Apt. Call after
5; 30. 673-3573 N-Beach 2200
ATJ'RACI'IVE waltrtrcnt 4
Br. home, boat dock, winter
leue, 400 38th St.. NB (213)
CWT.at
Coron• del ·Mar 2250
ELEXiANT, mod. 2 Br., r .A.
heat, diahwaaher, frpl. Lge
patio, bar. Nr. OC1!an. $21:5
Mo. 67l-13°'; 613-8617
Balboa 2300
PENN. Bayfront Executive
type home. 5 Br. 4 ha.
Pier/float . Complete l y
equip. Avail Sept 1 .
Rea1011able rates. Responaj..
ble persons. 67l-2039
OCEAN A BAY
.f Br. 2 ba. b:me. avail t /1,
301 Alvarado Pt Call col·
Iect 1-113: OX40m
Huntlnpioft Beach 2400 '
QiJAI.JTY 2 BR.. clean,
quiet: pr. Water paid.
Adultll. $165 536-3561
Sum,,,.r Rent1l1 2910
NPT Deb 1 BR, llttpa 4. 1
bUc f.o Ocean, $60 per wk.
July, Avail Aug. 642-1272
Laguna at Victoria Bch. 1
BR bou'Je.. sleeps .f, $100 per
wk or monthly rate. 64.2-1272
2~Y &ardl!ll hluae. 2
BR. 2 Ba. $250 week, sum-
mer.
673-0360
1 & 2 Br. Furn Aptl. 1,.S
bile to ocea.n. 1209 w.
Balboa Blvd. Balboa., $'15
wk-$150 wk . .f94..5189
BALBOA h. Attr, 1 BR apt.
{alps. 6); avail. July, Aur.
Sept. 6'13-150.1; 499-2316
1 Bedroom tumiahed apt.
1 mock to beach. Weekly
$85. Newport Bch &U-0016
LAGUNA Beach, llpa. 6;
walk to bN.ch. Xlnt location il.50 Wttk· 1~
RENTALS
Hou-Unlvfnlshod
Coata ~ 3100
FOR Leut. J BR, 2 BA
family/lanai rm. J.4e fenc-
ed yd. Frieplace, cptl A
drp;. Avail Sept }. $250 mO
if!cludea Gardener & water.
Lt. Col. Robe.rt e. Moore 64&-<m
YmY Q.EAN 3 B .R .,
carpebt, drapes, firepla.«,
large patio. Outstanding.
Month to mooth or lease.
$215 per month. Vacant.
Broker, 5*-4141 549-2"490
A'ITR. 2 BR., carp., drapes;
cooveniently klc. $160 Mo.
No pets, no children.
Call after 6 PM 642·l689
NOW VACANT
5 br 3 ba $235/mo -3 LG Br. New crptl, drpB.
Redecor thnJ-out. .Bltna Le
yrd. $180. 646-49'12, 494-5270
3 BR 1% ba!M, cpts/drps
fncd yant, pttio $175/mo
M5-2813 eve1 A weekmds
2 BR., $m; nr. achooil.
941 W. 18th. Reference•
req. lj.46.9S73 att. 4 p.m .
SMALL 2 BR hie on priv f•
Cid lot $100. 557 Hamilton -4 BR. 2 ba home, 1mall
bu8ine11 ok. IT4 W. 19th St
C.M. 842...m
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
Cj)UICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
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W11kllff 3230
Sl.55: 2 BR., bltna, beam
.. it: carp., .U,.: bid -Adulta. no peta:. &G-251.f
lock Illy 3240
3LARGEBr,2b&~
NB """' -Reio nq. $275 sci.3012, tyft, 548-'6&1
Mn. Marvin
... , Bluff 3242
BEAtmFUL view, apaciOUI
Luak f BR 2% bath hoa>e.
walnut panelled family room
with wall 1Y•tem •
fireplace. Corner 1 o t ,
land1Caped with 1unny patio
A: fenced yard. :Carpetl,
drapes & built·in kitchen.
Leue or leaae/optiOll to
respoarible family. '.Avail
811. $350. 644-~7
Huntington Beach 3400
FREE RENTAL BOOK
Drop In and Browse
WE HAVE SOME
76&2 EDINGER
M.2-445.5 or 540-5140
F~nt1ln V1lley 3410
2 STORY 4 bdr, den, 2 bath~.
bll·ins, encl. patio. $190.
962.6889.
Llfuna llffch 3705
MONARCH BAY AREA
LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. 3
SR ~ den, 2 BA, op<J, l>'pl,
, trpl, pool. $300 mo.
adulta 49&-1243 betw 10-5 pm
...la9un1 Niguel 3707
3 BDRMS 2% Ba, drapes.
Fenced yard. No pets.
LEASE $215. ~1, {213)
3!Jl-3482 after 6 p.m.
Duplexu Unfum. 3975
3 SR. 2 ba, all decL cpt1,
chops, gar1141e. 0 "' n e r
673-3324 CdM
RENT A.LS
Apts. Fumlohed
Cool•-., 4100
$25 Wk. Up e Studio I: Bacb apt&. e Ind Utill I: PhoDa ...,.. e Maid Serv1ce • TY ava!L
• Nn Cal• A'Bu
2376 N~wport Blvd. 548-!mL'J
-NASSAU PALMS 1·2 BR
$lli. $145. Pool
177 E. Z1nd St. 64,2.3645
DUPLEX 2 bdr ,adulll, wl.Sl-
er. patio, aofl water $100.
646-3Cli0 aft 6: lJ.
Nowport Bolch 4200 * Channel Reel *
APARTMENTS
SPECTACULAR VIEW
Waterfrbnt/Loc • Boat
Slips Available
2 BR • 2 Bath Apts.
LEASE· or· BUY
$WS Mo. & up • $59,500 up
2525 Ocean Blvd., CdM
673-1788 -for further illfo
Herman Trott, Mgr.
BEAUTIFUL waterfront apt.
2 BR., patio. ~t dock.
Winter leair. 3400 Flnl!y
• 675-4009 •
2 Br., $130/mo. util. Incl.
AduUa Only. Acroll ltrftt
1rom beach. 642--9167
oq:ANFRONT Attrac. 2 Br.
turn. Apt. Winter oc yrJ.y •
Avail 9/l:i. 646-S832
Balboa 4300
OCEANFRONT
Summer Rental
No pets ot cb.i1'hn
1125.wttk
925 E •. Balboa. Blvd.
Huntl""°" _,, 4400
FURN Duplex 1 Br. I: pr. 1
block to beach. $145 mo.
53&-TI46
L...,...looch 4705
AUGUST Rentill: Dth.Qi:e
OCEANFRONT •pt wit b
pool, 49f.'12(1 •ftlr 6 pm.
GOOD WCA110N 1w ·do-
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DAILY PILOT
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RENT
3 Rooma Furniture
$25 Month
FULL OPI'ION TO BUY
No deposit o.a.c.
H.F.R.C.
Fumlture Rent•I•
517W;19th, C.M. 548-3481.
1568 w. Lncbl, Anhm 77t-2!IOO
Coota -.i 5100
HARBOR
GREENS
BAalELOll -UNTUllN.
from $100
Incl. util.
1 ·2•3BDRM.
FURN. • UNTUllN.
Heated Pools, Child CAN
Center, Adj. to Shoppin& -
No pe lt llllowed
2700 Ptltl'90D WaJ , at JlU'o
bot ll Adams, Com Meaa. .....,..,
Excellent, park -like sur-
roullding1 for adults requir-
ing peace &: quiet.
Discriminative Teri.anti
1. 2 l 3 BDRM. APTS.
POOL. NO CHIIDREN
MARTINIQUE
GARDEN APTS.
18th ' Santa Arla, C.M ..
Cali MrL Henduaon 646-5542
1m Santa Ana, Apt 113, C.M.
A VAi L. A.UG. I 5th
2 BR. w/C8.l1Jlll1; disp., WA·
ter pd. 2 Locations:
256&-A Orang! ••••••• , $100
2194·0 P1ac~da .....• $100
Call Between 2 & 5
• 63&4120 •
2 BR, frplc, crptl, drp1,
bltinll, pri patio, p o o I .
Adull3, no pns. $ 1 4 5
546-5163
1 BR. Apt W/W cf1)tS, drpe:,
· Clae to ahpping ctnter.
Stove l relrig. S9D mo.
1829 Po'mona Ave. CM
2 BR, 2 ht., blt·inll, cptt drp1,
181 H Del Mar, $145.
~78 after 6 PM
2Dd fi. 2 BR. Newly
d!cora.t.ed . Carpeted.
Garage. Sll5 mo. 540-Ql98
AVAIL. Aug. lst; 2 BR., nl!W
cpt.., drapes, bltns. Adult.,
no pet1. $125. 54U769
QUIET 2 BR., bltns, lndry,
avail. Adults . No retrig.
Sl30 MMth. 546-7285 Eve1.
2 Br. 1% ba. Drps/crpts.
Bltn1, pri 1ar/pe.tio. AdultJ
$140 mo. 549-043.1
I BR., w/w carp., frplc.
Beams; 1 adults, no pets.
Sltli Yearly. 673-7629
2 Br. l split level · l upstairs,
bltna, drps &: new crpt.s. No
pelll. * M5-5421
DELUXE STIJDIO APJ'S.
2 BR., 11"' baths. Ad ults
No Pets. 548-0728
VERY chotct, 1250 sq. ft.
7 BR., prime Joe.; pool;
$170 mooth. 540-fiOOl. Daya
NICE 1 bctrm. Stove, retrtg,
garagl!. $90. 240 Avocado.
544-3612,
2 LRG Br, 1 % Nth. Immac.
Avail. Aua. 15th. 540-C670
Nawport Beach 5200
NEW; 3 BR. Ba., % blk.
OC1!an, be.y, vll!W. Carp.
drpa., bltn1. Yr $185. SE-7008
Ent Bluff 5242
PRESTIGE Town H..,..
Fot leate, 2 br I: den .I: l br
with 2 or 2% bath&. Gold
Ml!dallion 'all elec. Your own
key to pool, i-atr pr, Rent
1tart1 •t SZO mo.
Hi Amlro WQ, Npt. Bch. ;
Corono•IMar 5250
•• ~~-.· ON TEN ACRES
1 l 2 BR, Funi • Unfum
from l1SO mo. Frplcai I PrV
PlUos I PoalJ. Tennis -O>n-
tnt'l Bkflt. 9 bole Putt/
G .....
900 Seo Lone, OIM IH4-2Sll
<MacArttn:r nr. Cout H'ff'Y)I
'l1IE QUtaa:R YOU SELL
THE QUICKER YOO CAIL,
LIDO THIATRE
Showing
THOROUGHLY
MODERN MILLIE
Jut clip tbi1 ~ and take
It to the Lido Tbeatre ln
Newport &ach with jdentio
llcation. Ofter rood throuch
.July 30th.
2 BR rear apt UM. Mature
adulta: only. No 1ar. Wat~
: pd. 617 Jasmine
a.1boa 1s1anc1 5355
WATERFRONT dlx. 2 BR.
apt. W/boaf tie0Up . privll.
Yrly. leue s:m mo. Adulta
only, no petl or chikfru , .. .....,..,
.HunH-Bolch 5400
2 BR, 1tud:io, carpel.I,
drapes, paUo, 1arqe, nr
1boppin1 I: park, $150.
897-1313 or &f2..1341
1 BR AptJ; Nev ocean. $130
Ready Sept 1, 20'l Walnut
Singles ot couplet, LEASE!
Reservations t~. 613-178.f .
Laguna a.ach 5705
NEW Delux lge 2 BR, 2 BA,
N. Laguna, 1 blk to ocean Ir
park. U!ue. $4060 eve
Rent1ls W1nted 5990
BUSINF.SS Woman need!'I 1
Br unfum Apt, CM ,
Newpo!'t, Corona del Mar,
Hunt Bcb or LaiUna. To
SlOO mo. Gar or carport
necHS&ry, 64i-ooe& after 5
pm ..
MARRIED Graduate student,
writing the!l:s, wants rental
or aublet for Aua. Quiet.
$150 Ref• 6'73-4517
MATURE Cple w.tle1 to rent
winter or yrlj. 3 bdrm1, No
children or pell. ·eorm. dd
Mar area only. 673-4698
Rooms for lent 5995
PRIVATE Room for rent. Kit
&: house privill!gell.
Bwi ph. 673-9140 and S.f3.6l59
ROOM With private entranc:.
& patio, 5 min. to beach. .........
FURNISHED room., Costa
Mesa {on Sarita Isabel) $15
wk or $50 mo. can 543-4792
PRIVATE Room for am-
bul&toey WlJ>. Good lood.
Nice surroundi.np. MM7S3
REAL ESTATE
Gener1I
Income Proparty 6000
CommerclGJ Bldg.
East Coast Hwy.
CoroM del Mar
Building in xlnt condition
with off street parking,
Finest commercial loc.
$58,500
Contact Jim Cobb
Eves. 673-1864
• 5 ACRES 1trategic corner
Oceanside. 1200 ft. o n
MiSlion Ave. $125,000.
Prepaid interest acceptable'.
* * * e ESTATE SALE. 90' beach
front lot, BELOW
MARKEi'.
$60,000
Oceanside Rf:alty. '722-4567
508 3rd. Oceanside, Calif.
NEWPORT BEA.CH
TRA.VELOOGE
Depreciatiob $18,fiOO
1966 Gro«s ••.•.....• $87,l'XIO
1967 Gross , .... , •• $110,«>0
1968 GroM ••••••• , SUS,<XXl
C. R. Gangl 642·1615
FOR Sale by owner in Costa
M!I&, U beautiful furn. 2 bt
apta, gardeu V(1tb pool.
SHKIO / mo. income. No
vacancy. Adults, no pets.
$150,IXXl. 6tl).Jl86
DELUXE 3 BR .f.PLEXES
in CM. Pr1ced to moY•
J;;O,(O), 542-29211 •st.
2 BDRM Triplex Hnta; Bcb
Conven. loc. Good cood.
$26,SSO. Ond 847-%Ml
EATSIDE Colla Meaa; 2
BR Triplex; Ip patio,
s.n ,500 "" a.brlllo. ~ Busl--·· 6060
*'RE5TIOI STORE*
in prime 1ocatloa.
lOOO Sq. ft, Air
cood. Stt at llm.
Newport Blvd., c.o.ta
M• ot Call Mr, Ward
6IU484
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RI NTAl,S REAL EST.\TI IUSIN•P lftd
• -,.,.wy 2'1, 1'61
lllMCI DIRICTORY JOU & IMPLOYM T &
1 __ Apts...__.,,,,_,..,..____ ;;....;°"';:;:::'°;:;'.:;'I;..... ___ _!!_IWICIAL * * * Holo11d-l"1 '715 HolpWtnted.-7200 HtlpW-,Mtn72001WjtW ........ Mtn7IOli --_,, -"""'• 6200 Rttl Esttte LNM 6340
CJ.EA1l1NO • -.... * * .._,, ........... wall UXAIR. INC. SAL£$ 1--------llOlµIOW "' Your r.ul'>· -............ ...... JIOIAC -...... ft. TGp
'"'" -.. !ltltod. lllO .... -.m-19!2
6070
4.41 Acres
COSTA MESA
EREE APPRAISAL A
~OMPr SERVICE
Reputable °"""""" -C>r&nle County 18 yean, SICRllTARLAL Prime M·! P~. llll' X Sattler Morta'"' eo .. lno.
SliRVICI Ol' • Oorn<r --CALL l30 E. lTth St.. Cocta Me11
Modem ol&el, ~· e.1r MR. BLACK 540-USl (opea 6Q .. 21n 5tS-<1611. Nl1bt1
concltlanlnl, ~· From =-==) :llori=taae=:"""':::"""::::":·i~·::-:::::=~m.=T8!5=::"2::-·WT:=;
_...hoe ... llHl<l1 NOW HIRING I"""' '755
llD'!Wl1"1 c..m -bu moved to 1301:17, SWte
T, CM. ()pm lf....S.t
6110
42 MEN
WE-NED> 42 MEN WHO
A.RE NOT AFRAID OF
HARD WORK AND ARE
ABLE TO START UOlm.
IATELY. NO EXPER.1·1
~ N!X"£$.'RY AS
COMPANY WlLL TJWN,
1968-
Your year.
...... monlb; °"""" °""" '>-Bldtr.2301!:.l'lthst., -nt. a -6210 ANNOUNCI MaNTS
eo.ta -6'2-1'8$ tnd NOTICE.I
STOlllS l'OR LEASE A MNTION Found (f-Ad.I 6400
_,, w""' .......,,. iort
Sl'ICIAL CLAISIPICATION POii
NATURAL _,. IWAPl'IU
WEEDING, bou!lnt. ltod-. .,.,..., tt. ~; ...
MM wcrko hee'EftimatM
..ii 141"°" ildoft 1 PM
mtRA.L'S L D d 1 c.p I Ii .._ ..... hoe ...
0000 PAY
of independence?
Beldl a Sieler Ito .. Bch. DEVELOPERS a . ·----
lll!O .,, tt.-800 .,. tt. !213) INVESTORS LADIES WNt wotcb. Vlc1nl-
3P-2391' * 80 LEVEL ACRES * ty Al(D. Beta Market at .
EXEC. Ot6ce .ulte, 3Z 1q. ldWly located in hi&h-dtJ' Adams I: Magnolia, RB
ft. GJendale Fed Bida:, CdM, desert (DO s:rn<li' problerm.1 ..,llB2-M7..,.,..~·------Reuonl.blt. 675-MH wonderful dry-air!) L e v e I FOUND; amall bl.ack llUPPJ,
MIDICAL Suite, 1,000 sq. ft.
Attr., alr-ccnd.; rood loe.
Reu.rent.~
1land, pump I: well on prop-vie. trvloe Terrace; Clll I:
erty. Just 18 miles Eut ol identUy. ~
~·-111--•--• ....... (Haw O'ft •tUl pmt.o t -· ... ,. ...........
l'tlntlnt
L OTS OP
DU RING
l(ON'n!S.
OVERTIME
NEXT 6
CAU. PERSONNEL DEPT.
774-7251
We're looking for a man who llke1 to do tblnJI bis own way. A man who bellev ..
in rum.eu. Tbls DJID hae probably bod
some :ruccessful sako or bu.ilneu upert •
ence, and now he's ready to put th.ii IX•
perience to work to carve out his fu ture.
ATl'ORNE'Y'S 0 r f Ice: 1500
9e1. fL; attr., alr.cond., rood
b:. Reaa. rent. M8-6'161
REAL ESTATI,
Gonortl
Bantow Cwbere great ex-FOUND Get-man Shepherd 1966 HARLEY DAVIDSON # 12 Balboa 0>ves S mt PAINTtNG And Paptirlq.' U W *
panslon bu already be&Un!) dog. ~ claim by kieft. TRADTI Ful!E ~-'! l~~tu mi!~ waterlroni with pier. wm ,_ call mt we bodl bentllt
01 mon -made L&k" In "~ 54&-22<11 ---.-v ---.. ..iu. J>rclootvo .... not-• J\RCHITECTURAL
area.! !deal Iot re 1 or t Y'>I· \ PICK UP . tor dlff.-..ct ablm 135,«PI 'l'rJ me and .... SU-&51 DflAFTSMAN
de v e I 0 pm en t alfalfa KEY chain w/5 key 1. • 847-9800 * .lot""'•,,,U-:.,;,S._Tm.....,,,__,._,,,...1 PAJNTING Intark>r/Extl'lior. GET IN 00' mE GROUND &J'O•lnr, fish ming, etc. Initials LDB. Vic HamUton 1---~-"-.;....__ ;-.. .,., . ..._~VS.-,,,. Na. -.... ..,....., __ •~•. Ft.Ot'.>R. Wmt' NATION'S & Hrb CM .u"' """"' 4 Income unitl on 21st St. ~ .. .._ -. ., . ._ .r..RiUMI~ THIRD LARGESl' RESI· •.. opportunities boundless. r. . .n.r.RUI in Colta Mesa. T'tadt '(or vt4l lldt, paved $12,liUO * ec.-* ~ *
'l\:iia ill a rare offering, af-MAu;Peklngese vie, Harbor .. ___ or -·-.,, _ _._ T... dMr r..A.a ... Jrw ---•oa ,.. ~INB~ERipu""'i;:'.;
~If you're that type of person, we11 pay
you an attractive training aa1ary aod pr.
pare you for a lifetime career with New
England Mutual We Insurance Compa-
ny. Your income prospects will run well
into five figures. And your future wm
depend on you.
fordJ.na ,........, ....... ~ ...,... ........: t);d;dle! Uni" .1.n.1..:.n..o. I EX'J'Dµvn •vs..•MV ,..... nn.;,~
Office Rental 6070 future! th;=~~ ~:bl':.1~2148CM. Vecy come ~~ ~· ~or t'Bkr. ~ X::~. ~ ~4 .~~~~~TER Pleue feel free to write or <all:
LAGUNA BEACH ,. .. .,.,. "'"" ttUa eal•; oth-FOUND July 22 M mooth _N_E_E_D_MO_T_O_R_C_Y_C_L_E 2 BR -ooodo. on lleb *. ~-··~•· * !mmediitely """ 2 ucb!· ROLLA R. HAYS JR. C.LU.
Air Conditioned er, smaller parcels avail· old male striped klrte0: nr. Vemot, Itab' m ·exc1u. .. ~-tK't\al desiKD draft.nan
ON FORU.i' AVENUE able below market value. wee.ring collar, S48-lO'J6 Have 196' Simca, rebuilt Iv raort Trade 1or ._...,. •• ~· _ • ., av·"·"· In Call owner: 8'7~ Evl!I/ ==~~~-=--...,....,... engine, new tires. $450 ar 1oc'a1 .,..· ~ .. '=, -. L..--~1"4, evea. with ~· 3 )'ti. reGdential
-""r-..,...,.. __ ,__.,,_ FOUND Bassett Hound vie , ..... -.. ~ ™ UUllQl9 tract·-. Cb·ll-. ,... newest aftice bullAI .... at w_.."' ...... · · · • .. •••••• •••••• ••• ~,...,.. -•-'". lot -L.. .. • ..-,_ e Schwartz Wall O>·--e .,..,.... -~ 1---------1 Baker St, CM Pleue Iden-I--------.... ·--uua4o .,_....,~ •-'•••• ~ work. Outatandlnc
New England Lile
611 W. 8th Sl
Santa Ant
1542-5623, Ext. 321
fdme location 1n downtown &USINESS tnd tily. ~'4 Oll.UXE s BR 3 ba tum 1 lo mllb ~-St. A: lmtal. ;'Paper Bu&IY" woricblg co•d!tlons, in beau· 1 ........ a Beach. Air condi-~~-------t come cm ...... (pa-r rtore) M'T-1159 ---·---------.._.... ' FINANCIAL RESOUPTION on Golf Course, pool, wat· in Coat& 111-. Trade tor -"'~~~------tlfu1 new Newport Beach tiooed, Cl111eted, beautiful p sun glaaes, erfalls, hobby abop $15~. .._,_ or ~~-. •-Pain.i .. -, oxterior, illterior office Wdg. Top -··~ ··• paneled partitioning T w 0 cu keys. Vic Custom Shade ........,_ u~ UP ..... _._,.. .....
......... A: Frontai! ..... 00 Bus. Oppoi:funltles 6300 shop CdM. Call to identi(y. :~ W~t. = !. n..m. oome $4111.50. r. Lie;. Im .. 17 Jtl exp. Free ert. ~-fi.ts. ln4) '7'12-4610 Mr. Mob·11e Home
Forest T•·· rear le..... to FOUND 1 contact lens. Vic ol ="""==:--,~~= * 5IMl833 * .~. Acoultical ceil. nun: ~""".,:'th"""'"-':"' no': ACTIVf ASSOCJA'Jf NO< S.ooh. 54&-2'm ~ ::'.: w"Ui TRADE l4CIO '68 .,_,, Pl-rilnt 6l90 ~ATIVES
r--L ·-U-"l&IJD,l bath, portable, like '-='-"----';.;.;..;; ::::.in i:..a!!a~:,!5. . IMMEDIATE ..... 6401 :;~~oootor .;J.; = ::"~R ==-:i'! * :II HOUR SERVICE * = ... '-..:.;,:.· \'..d :.~ Carpenters
oomcotillavailable for $10. INCOME B~ Allil-ator billfold 11n -"'-"'-'~p_.m_._____ hwr. IG-25lt p~ ':1;;.,~1• ~~ ~~ ~· expmtina
All u t1oo paid ""'""' ...-~ noxt o JOUnii.-w--~--~ * •-i-w--·~'>·Tbio"an telepboo 'Alberborl't mkt, 19th • --TRADE part of J«;,OOJ ~·_,,. -..... 0 p p 0 r t u DI t y to tlll!I'
DAIL" y PILOT "~" ..-Sao> Mo., $35,(IQI) equif;J. -In T -•ta Weat -·~-•• Hr .a;-1R...1 ____. _ _, __ , .... 111 .... -FO""""' AVENUE Looldng for expertenc~ ~ Harb. Rew.~•-&lbm1t 2111 TD'a OI' • 1 ....., ' -..-....,_........, ,. • IUV. .............""' .,..,..__... ~ ~ ~" iness man with Imagination, PART-Iriah aettor found in Agent 646-2629 cliff llft, kif tarp ixpando Work l'lll'· Lie., fnmr.: fUll ot part time Investment
LAGUNA BEACH <ood per10ntility, to ~In ag-vie. Santa Ana Ave. and Eves. can: 213: 434-5959 mobll home or !? remodel, ,.r, rooter .erv. ap not necesaary, we train. C!M-9t85 • "2-2.514 e 531-'B&& 541-6621. Mutual F 11 n d gressive marketing team Mesa Dr. Flea collar and WANT 4-12 UNITS; Have Inv st 1nc 2100 N Main
Air.Conditioned with real abilliy. Located leather collar. 642--4816 well aeuooed P> M 2nd LGE. cwved 2 pc • .ct-s.wl 6960 ~ C:a ' • '
Offices & Desk Sp.1ce Orange eouniy. Man we se-LOST Vlc Santa Ana Ave ' TD'• Jor dn pymt PriAcl-ional, whit. ~tne nau-=:::::!!IL---....;= -==..:=:::.... ___ _
with central secretarial, zer-lect mmt have $15,IXXI cash M-· Dr, ·Blk w/brown -"· 0 · P.. Xlnt ClcmlL Coll: ...,_ ALTERATIONS. Rea.........,ble ~ pall .... ..,.. P. · Box 79'2, W t 7•• da -~ ox and telephone answerin& to Invest which entitles him mrkings. Dachshund. Ans to Huntington Bee.ch. · an .,. vea .,.". pie• Clll bett.r drnMI.
11ervlce, up to 2,IXXI 911. tt. to. i<>04 Wary, benefits + Freddi· 646-5309 gold or Ooral tMea. IG-21114 Call for aw t. tf7-.J968 2863~~ =:i!dg, CdM aha.re of profits etc ., which TURTLE Lrg Tortoise Vic Tra~~62 C~fu': ton Pick-Will exchance um'l ~ Alteritlonii 642-1845 Experienced breakfut &::
-.r should return coruslderably N rt_ Bch. Been up · con · IPOl1 car my cn Campu1 Dr., NB Nea,t.. iwx'urate, 2t' yn. exp. lunch. Mutt be f.ut. F;xOO-Call SAM to 5 PM 6'75-«l'TO more than entire invest-ewpo . area. , oonv. ol tame value. A~ for com.1 or lnduatrial lJli :,:=E;,:;:,:;:=;:=:::::= lent money and opportun-Ne__...., Beach ment first year. No telling, :-k!;;;'Y Jor yrs. Reward. proX $1,«Kl. 962-1'36 after Riveraide. 8o)'d Rlty, 3129 TILE, Cer1mlc 6974 lty. Apply In pert0n only.
-..... '" 00 •""''· w. tnin. ======== _• _P ..... M ..... -~---E. <>t 8 "l'· O!M '675<!030 ,;.o;=...:.;==--".;..; Surf & Slrlot'n Executive office. 432 to 565 Write giving all partlcul~rs PerlOnlll 6405 WANT: Land, f'HOtt, hom• Palm Springs 2 BR 1 bath * Verne, the TUe Man *
s.Q:. ft. each, near post ottice. about yuurself. Please give I---------or lnoome • Tnde!f. + 2 ltUdio Qts. Top cond. o.t. :'fork. Intt.allmall.il: repain. 5930 Pie. Cit. ·Hwy.
Thrlvinc busineu are a. phone number. Sales Manag· w ANTED: Writer, artist or R Roa $21,!'JCG eq., ri>R home or No job too s Plaiter Newport Beach
COOK
A few oponings
left for 1k i ll1d
craftsmen!
Excellent Bonefm.
Apply In por10n
Explorer
. .
Motorhome
Corporation
Parking.Utilltlespa.id. er, Yogi, 35-501 to share ha· · M.Ytn.Jr •.. lncomeOranp eomrty,Bkr patch. ladlna: 1bow1 r 1 _________ 1 Dlvllion of Hl9hw1y1 ·aox M-163 cleod .. Rooarttolleacbw;th ~IOAM~ ... PM &16-""8ev ... '91-930I npalr. M7-!Zl/8l6-0208 4000 Campus Drive
213: 6'»3514 W~kdays The Daily Pilot ex-Actresa/Arti6t 1---..:.;:..:.;;:.:.___ CAREER
DELXE -·· 800 ... ft.' ~=""'~""'""'~=I can, 54&-9'155 -· do ""' think .. .., '!' ft cobln """"· ..... JOBS a IMPLOVM!NT Newport Beach -• d ' SPARE TIME "TRADE!'t'S PARADISE" Pl•te'> ... u I 1t -· OPPORTUNITY! Air-cvnu·, ca rpete &:: FLY TO CATALINA Drop us a at'd· aaa~ WWtrade1torcar orbqpr Job Wanted, Men 7000 ..,.. dnped. 8732 We1bnlnster INCOME DAILY FLIGHl'S FROM n-. • ...._ Join todays fattest ll'C'Wfia1
Aw. .. Westminlter; walking Approx. 6 boors weekly ORANGE f;OUNTY AIR.. ~: ~~ ::. ~can, *t. Aak lor Andy, Home REI' y~ wa.ntt 3-<1 profeasloo-Mutual Fund sale1 A--~~t'~ p
d1tt. to W. Oranre County (Day1 or Eves) C?llecting PORT. Catalina • Vegaa 2938 or work 5tS-l2'7S cJa boat )ell. No wkMI or No experience neceaary-TTBl110ll
Courtboute. 8!M-U3'7 money and .rest~ng ne~ Airlines. • 546-6612 * * * · * * * aldwerinc··MS-6682 We train -ft.JD or part ti.me
LA.W-Inaunmce-Oeneral off-&:: unJque com di!pen1U1 m ~===-.,---Mutual Fund Advisors,
ice. Beauty or wig ulon. your area. ALCOHOLJCS Aoonymou. Jolt Wanted, lady 7020 · Inc.
Executive oultff. 11'115 mo. NATIONAL H"h« Area. Phooe SlH'l:ll SERVICE. DIRECTORY SERVICE DlllECTORY 'NP! B. 1!03 Wmditt 6'Ul7l l t5 E. 18th St. a.ta Mesa. lOc P.O. Box 1223 Costa Meaa. I ;;.;=;..;.;;;;c.;;;.;;;;:;:;.;.:o:.;.;_ •1 ;:::;:::.:.:.:..;::;;.:::::;:.:.:=.:... LADY Wiah nunmc exp. will S.A. 1212 N. Brot.dwaJ' ll;,)'OU'vt. been rdlMled. em-
GG-30'U . BISCUIT AUTO INSUMNCE-il! Carpt ..... l•g •5°" "'-rclertfnt ............. -care Jor lady • plit in )'OtK' M• ,,...., ~t beciluie you were · · AND NATIONAL lOcCANIJY Refuseif!? rlMV Fil1ngT ~rr ' .. '' . .l• "-"---''----'-""'O I heme. 41bt ~,work OK, ~ to0 )ooung, or have had to
BARS. $1250 to $4900 cash Pb Valda . * 839·1123 e NO JOB TOO SMALL'e ANTHONY'$ Belt of nlerenOH from 1---------1 tett!e b-a p:ll.idon that
fndustrlaJ Rental 6090 required (Based on part or •Lorn S.lf Hypnosli• Residential· 'Indll&trlal O>m-Garden Service ioc.l re1. ~ doel not pay well, comider
4200 SQ. n. in modern an-full time) For perD'la1 fn.. 544-92'74 eve class 83.J..1174 mercial RC'pair 6 remodel. 646-1941 NORWEGIAN strl w a n t I • Molden this rare oPPort\mit;v:
crete building M-2 mne $300 mvlew: send name, address Rea90Mble. Lie, bonded, In. domntie aare, p r e fer 1 • AtMmblen
and phone number to· A · ' · ti "10 aired. LAND9CAPING N..-area. • C1rnanlen mo. {213) tU-5082 TRANS-WESTERN nnouncemen -• 962_1918 • 962-83'71 e LAWNS RbfooELED * ""TI.-Some ·~tin& experience IL='ots'°=".=====,=1=00: I DJSI'RJBUTING CO. Llfette H11lth Studio REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS Reu Ex=~ IQU'.:...ALlnm~~'....,8-•-,-,-,~\-1-,-,-, I necessary. Interview• be-ThiS week our corpontlon
500 N. AZUSA AVE. Hospitality is Our Motto CABINEI'S.Anyslzejob., ' Sldlled. exp er i e nce twesi 9 &10:30a.m.ONLY will employ a conscienc-
F'ORTAFINA LAGUNA COVINA, CAIJF. 91122 FREE &'TEAM WITH 23 yn exper. 5'M'713 RELIABLE: Rea&. Orkmtal mature. Newport Be a c 11 No phone calll. lous )'OUlll man to help out
Panonmic View Lota NtnVII.LE, U.S.A. is now SWEDISH MASSAGE can. Clamp, odd Jobi. t'elident M&-21163 ·Apply on a full time ha.sis in our
Wbtte water and oout· accepting applications 1or Open wkdys 10 am -11 pm Cement, Concrete 6600 Vincent IG-OS28 W1yf1rer Yacht Corp. merdl!lndlsfnr dei-rtmenL
Une views franch!ses in Orange Coun· SW1'day1 10 am· 8 pm EXPERT CEMENI' WORK Jap&Mle Gardenfns Dom•tlc Help 7035 1682 Placentia Work where JOUth ia an ad·
426 Nyea Place t;y. Locations are waiting in 519 E. Broadway Reaaooable Prices. Specialtz-Profeuiona.J. Maintenance Colta Me-. van~. Receive complete ~ Beach Anaheim, Laguna. B c b, Long Beach {213) 437.7009 ing In diatom patk». Frte 646-6553 LIVE INS tralrdnc and top P9Y wHh
(114) 49'-9388 Balboa Island &: other areas. est. Call anytime 6'2-M96 Cut a: Edee Lawn Employer pay& fees no pntiea:ul " strikes, lay-
HlJNT. Beach. 50Xllfi. lot with $14,950 cash nq. Fully Funer1l1 6412 CUSTOM PATIOS A: . Maintenance. IJcmMd George Byland Al9>C)' offs fte.' Exce-llent ov~·
produclnc-oll welt Royalty &eCUred invest. ab o u Id Block walls. Alto coocnte $4MS(ll, 56-85'JD lft 4 PM 106 B E. 16th, S.A. M'T~ (QQKS time opportunity "Nith un-
YOUNG MBI
$3.22 Hr.
PART-nMI ....,,......,.._,.,.....
time men to amt blm iD bU:
.....,_, a.10.PM. Eun $10
per week. Mut be amhttloul
&: a willing wcrtr:er. CCIII.tact:
Mr, Robinaon MC-6'l«t
IAN)TOR
Office and factory jlnitDriel
and ............ -lltlll. Experieoced, Phone Persin·
nel:: .Mr. Honle7. 84'7.m:l
CAMBRO MFG. al.
1'mClay .......
Hunttnctm Beach
Aftncl11, w-7JOO
newport .
personnel
~agency
Foe ,,,d
EKn'.! SECY .......... l&50 °"""""' ...... --. .......,S
SECY •.••• , • • • • • • • • to $615(1
1""1 btalo -Approl .... bclp4uL Shorthond. Work .. _ ...... I
""'ti!!' . SEC'Y • • • • • •.• .. .. • • • • .. • 5«50
S/H 9), t)1)e 80.
Phannac«rtical bkgmd.
Public contact
Sl'ENO .............. IO~
Ad~
motlon. T')1>e 80, Olct&-
pbono. S/H helptu!
S'J'cNO ............ , • to $'50
Dictaphone -calculattr.
Marketinc « mlC btCJ"Dll
PBX/RECPT , , , • , , ••• , $l'75
Hee.vy 5Ci6 boanL Anllt
have good exp,
SECY .................. $1iO
GoodS/11 6-.
Bkkpg "' ac:da ........
FM by Appllctnt
CLK TYPIST •••••• , , to $CZi
Typo !O. ao..s -, m.mben I: people.
Sl1CY ................ to $9)0
I g;,1 '*· Nlorton ......
133 Dover Dr., N.L
642-3170 549-2743 pa,)<1 $50 per month. $6,500. return lit yr. ~ for appt WESTMINSTER sawing I: removal. 842-1010. J1p.1nese G1rclener OdDele H•e·lna. Oleerful ~~ =~m:n~~
By ....,... 531""" ~~ "'nr'.'."'~,~ 1~~ MEMORIAL PARK CEMENT w ... k. a11 .,.... Ex..,., """'p1e1' yard r!":O~ Experi.:='oo ....; .. .: ~!..., 5J9.11iib.1w s-2 P.M. MISS EXEC AGEllCY 2 LOTS Clll Santiqo, NB Newport Beach, Cal. 92660 Mortuary I Ctmtttry No job too tmall. Free eat. IU'V1ce. FNe eetimatet 8 AM to 6 PM ' cub, terms or trade. Fee . H. STUf1JCK 5484615 5'8-1958 e 5*-0724 nruRS. For cleanin& hm I-· · · ' ):::.·Paid
simple. 646-&565 F~~~~~: !0:~;~1~gt Comr,=.-:2;;ral1 Licensed -QuaU.Y sruomrs wor1lin1 their' Sat for g ~o $1.~ Hr ;e;~L~~AA..c~Li~t Ocalpa tberapy lreim) • S1M
PRIME CorOna Del Mar C•m••t wo•k. ·-~ w•• tbru -•,., Allen Own trant. _.....,,..., att pm R L W 0 -·/ 1th -~ -ability. No exp; we train. Ctmet1ry loh .. c.. • _........., ...... llUU ' ' NEWPORT BEACH ~ m _. •••••••• .,._, n-on Tiew )ot, Fee "--....... _ .....a---mp o~--· ·-VL..: Offered by lntematlonal from $130
66
..
10
DJVll· •--= "'"'"• .. v • Men 7100 ~,, ....... ,. ...•.•••.• ,. ••• """"
simple. Qy.oner '675--4'750 Yardage Fair. $15,000 to Includes Endowment Care Child C1re lawn care. 646-4203 I ~·!~"~":!!1"'~=:::...-..:.:..:: NEWPORT BEACH You art the winner of Recept (split) ··•••••••• W5
61 50 $25,(Q) lnvst opens retail Everytb.inj In one beautiful J4PANESE GARDENER ARGUS 2 ticket• to the Clk Typist {split) ···••• S400
1R::1:::";:':::"°'=..----'"'-' store in 11.ssoc with this fam· place means less cost. SPECIAL Summer program. Maint " cleanup. ReUabl.e. WORK NEAR' .HOME AntLE'I'IC TraJner I: Equip-Gen'! ot'c/math apt ••• • $398
Paso Re.ties • 100 Acre•
Farm Houae ~ Bam ii: Sh.eds
Water well -Corrals, $57,(Q).
545--3324 or 515-6739
ous Co. Jim Owens, 546-4647 No traffic problema. Ages 2* to 6. 8 a.m. to S:l'.I Reu rrmntbly r a t e •· Import car mech •• to $1,290 ment Man. 'nuttes include LIDO THEATRE Receptionlat (relm) •••• $390
SIDEUNE 14801 Beach, Wl!llminster p.m, SJ.nil ':~bk. C !: .. "Ni~ 82'7-5248 aft 6 pm Factory tme/eJIP .. to $2.~ CBre (I minor Injuries Showing PT Secy/lepl '···•··· SZ.'75 531.1725 on .. 2421 Monteso . .x: ools, ~ • ,-----'-----_....._ $3.00 · Applicant Pays FM
Boat Dealerships 0~ SantaAna,c.M.646-3'T06. M~~~.:H~=:wn· ~~N~·~··:. $2.25 = ~q':~1:~ ~ MTOHD~~~U~~~~E Secretary .............. '510
Are extremely profitable and Legal Notices 6450 LlC. child cart for 1 or 2i Odd Jobs. * 54U955 facilities. 5 day week, .orne A/P • acct& exp ••• ·' ••• SC'75
Cltru's Grov.. 6175 .... 11200 Pa\llarlno, Bear St. atta. See ut at once! overtime, medical bt"neflll, Just clip ttUa Id and -"• Clk ,typist ••• :. ••••••••• $390 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; can """set up on about I WILL not be responsible for Bal. lunches, a n a ck 1 • JAPAN~ GARDENING '--Gel I ofc/med s:rr.; I• , • working capitol. 00 Mr. any debta other than rny 546-7809 Servic. Cleanup, t.ndlcap-paid vacation. A P P I 1 : it to the Lido Theatre in .... , •••
T T H gh l Ncl""' !2131 ~13267 · 531 -· -• 7p ARGUS EMPLOYMENT Ptt00Mel Otti.,., La1Uno Newpo" lleoob "'th idontt· Peyroll ~ . .......,.,.i .... 1315 ax-00 I • ....., • own. Aileen A. n-'•-·orth mg. -•v.n ... .m. TANT AG""'"llTV ,._-i_,.... •~ •• Po.-. .. -CONSUL 1:.o1TI...a Beach Unilled S cho o l ticatloo. Otter lood throup n.eo,;qn.JUI .... ········•• -
Pre-pay Siterl!lt oo a line SERVICE Flulf &: Fold Contr1ctort 6620 Ganlenlbc eompiet. Mr'Yice 20'3 Westdlff, NB 548-1796 District . .494--8546 July 30th PT &en1 ofc ·••••••••• $2.00
yoong nav!l grave, 1UCb as LAUNDROMAT FAt. 12 yrs SERVICE Dllll:ECTORY )) yra. exp. Reliable, ~ E. 17th St., s.A. 5'7-6331 00.::.:=tt::00:::,..KNOW::.:.=TIUS'--~-.~-,.·1-"==o:·-----· I PT stat typllt ........ $2.'75
tbl5 5 aCl'e'S, loc. in excellent at 788 w. l!tth Costa Mesa, • Ucensed Ccl'ltractar dependabl~. '°"'319 x _,...,.
production area. l\ill. priCe rietting SlJOO, Long tease, Apph1nce Repalrt Residential -. O>mmerclal Help Wanted, Men 7200 QuiltWJ married man, IOme
$34,SOO. Submit term• to auit couple. Ownen retiring. Pa.rts 6510 Maint & Repam. Frff :r...t Generll _.._ "'2 . college. Strong temperance
suit. Dep-edak trees lor ad· LI 8-5640, 1 AM 6 P.M. HANDY Man-Spce!alize ln all 6'13-2129 convlction1, enjoys mee~
ltional tax relief, Fcr more MUFFLER Shop for lease, kind of repaln. Electnxiics, Addttiona '* Remodeling PROFEQJ. Wltl.Saw, walla A Mall Catocllan a n d b e IP I n IJ o t h e r' ,
tntom.tlon pleue call: K. complete w/hoisl, $150 mo. electrical, plumbing, eti:. Fml H. Gerwick. I.Jc, tlr. cJanina: bu• In• 1 • • 8 AM M especialb' church people.
Dishwasher
APPLY IN PERSON
410 W. Oout Hwy., N.B.
Call -"""'· .......
Secya, 1DMY ••• •• •• • to Sl!5CX>
Steno ........ ,,,,,, •••• $415 w. Small with 1-~tury m. G-~,n 548-2#4 673--6041 * Sf!)..2110 resid., A: CODttrucdoa. Hours 10 PM t.o c.t. Now auc.u-tully employed
I ""'" ....:a• ..... o,..tal Window On"*'I tllnl Tbun. 3 PM t.o Midnlte but faeee limited future. COCO'S Girl Friday ·•·•• ••••• llO M15 Eckhoff & Auoc., nc. Grove. 534-6920. Eve a PATIOS e Patio Covtn Free Est!mttel Ml-l'13T 'J'rl. StartJns wqe Hf'T,.per Bcdckeeper •••••••••••• S«IO
1818 W. Olapman Ave. 545-7331 Auto Repalr1 6530 Room Additiont, Llc. mo. Apply Qruct: (but C:.ld ~ :'arted~ ~ · •· ·•••••••••• Sa3
541-llm °'=:.-5J8.M71 At.rI'O Repair space for leate • Garare stalle for renl. 60-595.2 D~Eve-Wkndl H II ,._ O:lllep, 7IU1 Fairriew ftd., ~. ~. :l-&.11 .:.. . Famous Hmnburgen Med Gen1 ofc •••••••••• $4'XJ
' in auto cmter, complete Hoists, air comPl'fflOl' a: au "I ,.., Co1ta ~ SM6'IOll :::.:..::=::..::::.:=---1 Aat ~ ·••••••••• to $315
w/h<>lt. S125 mo. l3a72 ,.,., ...... ;.,. """"° Ctrptt Clotnlnt 6625 IJTE HAULING a a.EA!I MAT lJ !' E Mo.._ 1' 1 t k -y COOK 1555 W. Ad•mo Aa! caabW ........ to 1315
Acre• 6200 Century Bl, Garden Grove. UP mec:banical ~-· ~ Cotta MIN 'l')'pUt "· ··" •• •• ... ••• • • $331
1:.:;::.:;2:.·::1_/_] __ AllllC_t__ -· """',...1331 Bobyslttf"t 6SSO ':.:.i ~ ~u:;.! nw: .~*TES. !.~~·"'s'".~. m,:'.'..~ Apply " =-= '!i·;::::: l:
UlU CARPET A: upholstery cleBn-tery. 543-USB Toll tree * _.uiw .,.._. ....,--· rPUDC THE RIGGER Ina: equipment. High profit-BABYSIT my home, 11lay CLEAN Lota, .,.,...... tie. 6G-08IG for int. No. 16 l'ubioo llla.nd • 2 Chopper Ooeraton AU.SET AG'IH:Y
VA,.aNT LAND low ccst business. LOW equip. fenced yard , close to D Ito .._..__ Tree removal, d ... lldp DISHWASHER Ex~---wull-·-"""' !KXlhol Vic d No H B area reper --• • 1.. N'.-,crt Olnter N.B. ~ ....-.:.... · ...,, W, lSth, C.M. 8G6ll2 Zdned C-2. Wtst Bolla A•t. PRICE' 642.st57 . . . -backhoe, ft.It,.,.., m.rrcs .. Teny. s da)'& • 1 ntt. craft choppera. ----,----"I
bl Senta Ana. Slrltab&e for o:ieta ~esa Health Club. ::::.:w~2Edin1er. 25: :~~si:m I HAULING ~-J1k*1:11!. day. t-l2 : 1 alte. smtinC u-&....-.lc. e J Flbe"lla. Rola.n AaGUS
motel. apts., cornmerdll, ~t A u.una, Trimmln& ~ wt 40 ~ Sl.'1$.. e E.. l'lth St. IWIW'tnan Expaienoed FEE PA.ID
conva1etceat holpltal, Niii f-~. 2U·. 437•7069 CHILD care, pl1yroom, 11"1 18221b Newport. CM 64U8l9I ' s6:na C.M. * 5'Ma14 Top pay, fUll oo. beneatt, e 2 loftcMrt ToP ~ ltc:l'*'7
other ._., "' fenced play yard, lunches, Hall. Exp« weft • bu wmoed on 1 ~ ~ 542-9633 tor mere JOWER Sw--· upe. X!ni """117.50 wk. Eloctrt .. 1 6640 llOYS WANTID oood W'vr'N::c"'" ----. ...... Plotld<al
detol!o. """"""·llOOO per mo loo N" -A EJ11o lntertoro-ntt.,.67J7 · -_,,,,In,,..,._ ~-•-P!ymoutll • Golcot!.!,~P olalul--Olmo. -iDcl. 54Mlll -1391 ELEClRICIAN, L1'eDool A _,_ -.,.~ ·--0..,.,.
OWNIR MutT SI LLI ~ c... °"""' d>l boa 4o 4. Small jobl, e ... ,., ... · C.0-'I e tod -"" ........... Gil .._ Columlilt Ytcht Corp. ---· '° ""°"
..,... ., lllbdlvlom, New· •""' matnm A-"'· 5'U20! e ~. lo• A ut. Pleell ..U m&15. 1-.._., 215 -Id< .be. 'RAL'lOGUSn&.POelTioNs
...... Colli. lJ ml. .... ol ln-•n-• Opper. ~10 Mu homo; -3,.,.. a • Cuotma nr_,, ·DOlt-Y a _.. .•~1s1-°"" 11-. c.nt. ~ IMPLOYMINT
-"Lllld <I 1"""" over. Hour, day, ....id7 Fro.n 6665 e °"""" COrpetbtr Ill --t y-lll""' ,.,,... OONllJLTAHl'S M;lD«:Y area • .O mu-made lakes In U.S. Gowmrrlet L • • a• d ratea. f'T)-'773'7 DAYS • w.a Cotll1np _ ttme. ... ...... IK) 1".m. le a1111
-doo*--p Bldp. !Ito! P' rt•',. , CARPET • Uc. °""""""' • W« _...., .... -lop ·-. It-empl. HBM'S l"lllY !GI I!:. !'hi> II., I.A. !llf.-
......... "" ~ ~,;.,., Return IOl(.. (111) 64Ml95 8 ldl "--111 prlcoo • -.,...,_ FREll ESTDIATE . • I!:. !'hi> a ., CJL MEU UPUOIATTllY ~ ..... ihOI JUST lllGHT .. r , -·" 5'6-<m ·-• u~ • ~ COOk.MINU -11--~ c.~ .... .,.-. Call owner Rotl Eottle LAlonl 63-40 6560 ·~-• ~ D1nntn ..i, • • .,.. Coll -""5iMiji~' -lntel'f1ewhc lor ltOUTE "°"''°" ...
141-aft I wk11ays. any-. Fro.n 6665 OIMOCO~!~RI I« ..... ' m-$AI ESMEN. r.m while,.. One ID er coll u -,., time-"""-AS tor IM. BAKERY A <DFFEE SHOP B!UQC. °""""• ~ -• w EXPER1DICl!:D G'"'-tn1a . Com-peld -' 711 ~ Ac. w.. eo. 1cr oole. N1y .. -. Cl<on1 ~.~~ Jobo UNOLEUM, .,.;,et, .... It.-5lM51I ~ · ...,,. .. , 11111 -· •1<p1 1IMdt -. 'llti !-....., "'-eon betnon RUTH RYAN AGINCY
CldlldrW ...,. comer fr'ODo Owntt nna to reth. Xlnt OfC. ·li"rf:t: F.lt. -model, ttPU'· M.t:nY ~ 1'be .,..... .,,,,.r cd dellm1 W...-.. ma. MUlt ~ triu..,oc'tlldOo. Nam uctPt ,,,..,_I-Stn. 1'1113: Ntwport.CM. -...
..... N• ""1· -FP. l30 prdlb. --""'· fl<. DAILY PILOT WAH'r All6 ..... ""' .... a!ITl, no ........ ,.. .. °"' ZL Doll -Coll 111-un -• .... Gl.·UtO. -Gitt> -.. 1• -.... Ill.mt dn, $30 mo. 9SW15:1 q OCffll, 6'7l-1615 BRING R!SUI:r.n Ml-llM Wlllte al Jh *I Duw • 1lll IOat rr 10 'Dll all..ROS m l.qQDa Ntru-1. JOG W. l""" I.A.. tn...a
I. f· I
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.. DAl.V "LOT II-, Ju!r l'I, 1961 '
•uii a IMPLOYMIHT OIOiS i itMPLO YMINf JOil a EMPLOYMENT I MIRCHAN01 s1 'o• MI RCHANDISI 'o• MIRCHANDISI 'oa I TRANSl'ORTA.T .1;.;:o.;.;N;......i.T.:;:RAN.::..:;,;.;;•;..l'O;;;RT=A:.:Tl.:;:OH;.;:;.._1 ~~S~RTATION
Help w;:;;;. H;;w.;..;i '4olp W1n!M • _!!<L! AHD TllA,DI -SAi.i AHD TllADI I.Al.I AHD TRADI ------
w-7400 -ft 7400 w-7400 Furnltu-. IOOO Pl1 ... & °'9-M. l lJO Ml-II•-i6iiO ... h a YHhls 9000 '°t,;Z',::! 903' Dune luwllo '525
_ --·-JULY -1&1. Boob bl\llod, 11.UA BUGGY BUILDERS i--1 Fumlt""' .. turned ..... dil-I s..cial Sale I , I ' SWllllMING POOL bottom ICMlbbtd A painted, IT'S SMART ER Comploted Bualeo., ,._
'
.A-OK!!
Is what you 'll say
when yo u work
FOR
WESTERN
Girl, Inc.
W• h•ven't job 11,tin9'
on th• moon es yet,
but wh•r•v•r t hey ere
you'll •njoy the~ pres·
tig • of bein9 • West·
ern Girl in Or1 n9e
County's fin •st firms.
If you •r• en ex·c•r••r
girl turned hom•m•k•r
& you went to ••rn •
fe w el!tr• dollers, wor lc
only th• deys you w•nt.
You'll enjoy our "r•·
e ntry" into t h• excit·
ing busi ness world,
WE NEED:
Stenos
Typists
PBX Oprs
Comp. Oprs.
all office skills
needed .
Jet on down. We hav t
lof1 of 11p•c• to me ke
you welcome. You c en
count on the rad ce r-
pet freetment, West.
ern G irl Inc .. i11 Orenqe
County's origin el tam·
pore ry service.
17U W. LINCOlM
ANAHEIM
776-0380
2700
HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MW
540-0325
(Tell free)
·An Eq .. I
Opporlvnlly Employe r
Accounting Clertl CITY OF e::~.~.!x,'°:u:.nff· • wB oiler OW' &r•'1cll 11 !'t Pool, rut.tr, Surface $1.90 per. ft. •• paint • line. TO CHAlTI R eor1et. VMll vw Part.
NEWPORT BEACH 110Ck al -....... ·•·~ -·---. ~-~---Kl' ~~~-•.m, _ ... ,...._... ·· c.t 25 • Raw,.. 30 • Albe-"°'..._" ~-C.....-"""4 Spe.ni1h & Medllcrrtnean etc ~~ .,_...._ _..... _ __....,....,._ '" "'•"'"' WW"K ·•
1'\'0 ysrs aC'COWllin&'. tx·
perieaee. AC'COW\ta Pl)'l.ble,
Wnk N!cOOclliatioo.. t.Y~
Ina. llllna.
ID FURNITURE 6 oraua • •l 8"cial !Um· FR.a Graund Pad. Ncwpon Dry Docb 61S-1Sl'G :LS -Bowll.Y tO • .Newportw POU(E mer Saie picel! '149.11 On the Bay at 20lh St. k' t ch . ~anntr ,40 • =sua~.~RO;::...;.,,~="""'"'-;;cc.:;c.;._,,a
I M4 Newport Blvd., CM e WHATEVER""' .,.1oo1o SICARD POOL Sd>oonero • 2T Falrlintt • .,. -· tr._.., -111111\/(lERK e\'el')' nigh! tll 9 in1 for · we hive It A at • !23 S.. Maio C>rul< MA INT EN AN CE -Trojan. 38' .Spt Flahtr . nu. terr• ttre. S!raO. 5fl..4895
JIUIU' Wed., Sl&t. A Sun. 'Ul 6 price YoU wW pay. mtin p I STORA.CE mtrous othtrs.
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO ant. Vamiob, Flb'ltiau CALIFORNIA CRUISES lmporloll --Clertc Typl1t
Penonnel department • ()I..
veniirt«I clerical reiponll-
bilitin • Accurate typlat 60
Wpm. Part time to become
tulJ time in near future.
C•ll Personnel Dept.
1714) 494-94()1
TEL ON IC
En9ineerln9 Co.
LAGUNA BEACH
An eq\lal opponunlty
,~I
S48i to 1591 per mo.
E:rtcellent bent'ftt Pl"Oiram.
ln1rre11tlnc. challengin.: ~
llition in the hub ol busy
polke departmail. Woridnt
boors 8 to 5 weekdays. R~
quires 100 w.p.m. dictation,
50 w .p.m. (yplng ,and 3
yeani steno and general
office experienu. For tu r--
lher details conract
Pe rsonnel Office
CITT HALL
3300 Newpo rt Bl•d.
Newport 8-•ch
673-2110
IMMEDIATELY
MAJURE WOMAN
MAPLE 1wn bed.II, chett, 18m. Newport, CM 642-14$4 APARTMENT S1t£ co~ Fmced Yard. Rtu. raltt 20 )V "rt in Ne-'.-i:)M
vanlt]", eod table, 4 lamps. WURLITZER Studio piano SPOT REFRIGERATOR. ~ (lf no ans.~& Ernie Mtnney 54M191
~;!~~~a~~-1.~ali':~! ~ft~ndlllqn. Phone ~~~r;;~~· 1~~n:. ~,:,:. ao.t.~en;, _ 90~
down couch. 2 tall \\•bite 1610 Needs paint. "'!SH To ebart~ frofn time
lamps, 2 lace table cloths, 2 Television 1205 Misc. WentM chm. cabinet.I •• AU Xlnt ----..;... __ --842-1502 to lime, for la" weekend• to ~ w A N J E D 25' MERIDIAN Fbfll•. Xnll Calallna, 30'"'' """''"· not P~~:::, $75 tor bOth. ~ ~: 1:!ed~~.ak S:C~i ~~':;-~:::7 ':~
Upbols. br. chr S10. 2 ·Nn. lhot/r Nn & ..,_,,,,, WE nc?ed quallcy (no Junk Swales Ancb NB 6tfi-9739 Com~tent 1e1man, O t I
wrought if'olJ rin divider · please) ·• Furniture, color 673-6760 Hm 548-7U6
(scrn type) S25 & $10. Baby IYa,,. WAIHl•S, TV's, stereos, appllllllCes, 30' CUSTOM F 1 J br i de;. I~=;;:;;:;::.:.;;:;:==
stroller $3.50, buisinelle $3, •IFltlGaATOU tools & oltl~ equipment. Sportlisher. Near new, aU Mobile Homea 9200
HI chr $3.50. 644-0124 tlKTXM' __,, ai MH"r TOP CASH IN XI Minutes equip. Ideal M a r 11 n , ;;;;;;;;;;:;...:.:.;;;;::;:__...:;:= J
TftUUN "Uftl'-M "~ 531·1212 * 89J..OC6.5 Albacore. $13,450. ~199 * 8AYFRONT • MAPL~ hutch, tiarvard stYl·:IJBPHOMM wjlt>ap11on1o ·11 17u. FIBERG' ....... ,66 ~-Fum 35' Trailer, 12 x2 5 ed. din tble & 6 chrs. ' ._,.. , n ..__,,., 4\1 <$19368 M o Rob _, --1 1 hp Mi!rcruiaer illbd..outbd cabana room. Private beach • ori. eve. r. i -...,._ FREE TO YOU WI trier. $US(), 714 : $10.900 F. Pymt. Tenn1 ""'*' ~-~~--__;_~ 675-4639 ._615-6""'~7C~~-~-~ GREY Formica top table, 2 FEMALE mix Germ. Shep ' r;;
leaves, 6 chairs. Xlnt cnod. ,, n .vs ,,,._, . Dobennan, blk & tan-Xlnt. 18' DORRIS Skit 100 hp ? B~-· laundry nn .. acrnd.
Call 'f.ft 61'~rl, 54G-1188 MllCf: MUAafUTY watt;hdog good with women J ohn110n-R!i:ged for lobster pauo; l;::e, !Iv. rm .. new
WE IUY '
ANY CLEAN
LA.11 MODEL
Sl'OltTS C~ltS.
Top D91Jar To You
Golden Ww
AUTO CENTER IK
1984 Newt>Qrt Blvd.
G.lsta Mesa . 642-8411>
'67 Dahun O.IU'd
Sl'.i\Tl~N \\1ACON
Autom•tic ·
Radio, heater, U,000 a.ctUal
miles. $175 eash dell,'db', 111
take older trade, Pymtlta
$46.86 mo. Call aftet 10,
49'-9773 or 639-3517
-.66 D•hu• Spo-rt,--I
Roecl1ter 1600 CASH for furn & appliances. USED COLOR TV & chi,ldren. ApPro.x. 2 yrs. ~ Hba!one. Sl.800. &!S-1122 ~.~ J;.g~tki:~f~~ w/bar.
Wanted tor phone woril: at We sell &ood used furn. 1m ru!Jy gUaranteed o 1 d . Hou 1 e b r'o ken ll AM.ER-Marlc outbrd I: 893-7874 After 4 PM
local office. F'uU or pa.rt Npt m. CM &t'l-7015 *· $188.00 * 54Q...1875 • 7129 ateeru.;, $500. 15 hp JobnlOO WANTED
4 Speed. Tbii car la in •
perb condition in I: oul $ffi
dela, dlr. Make low pymnta.
$46.86 "" mo. An.r 1\
4!»-9773 '
· Good' HENDERSON'S ORGANIC Fertilizer, horse &: controls, $300 675-4214 1100 S.F. 2 BR w/ fpJce,
• IBM C titne. pay. Call Mr. Off' F .1 BOIO 8 ooobstructed sweepin ocean ompo11r Anderson; ~-1'1S4. ice urn1 ure l 1T Harbor B!v1t., C.M. manure & v..·ood ahavlnrs. . 300l'l S
0-r•ton Cost.a Mesa 548.()155 Combined mulch & S•llbott1 9010 View. ·Coast Hwy., r-~ Laguna Beach, 499-3195
Froin 'IV Console, 21" acm. Good fertilizer. 546-4931 aft 15• SAU.BOAT, fibreglass;!=""======"'== • Spot Cash for Impuni e Compcner System Airomotive Co. Condition-$26. 5:30 8115 120 1q. ft . Dacron u.il; gelf. MOTOR HOMES 9215 We pay more for an..Y lmpod
Optr•ton B le 3TI Used metal & wood desks, 673-4958 I Found Mother and 5 kitteM, balling. $425. Mr. Muendle 1 • regardless of year, niU
UC P,ressint;1 500 used chairs, over 50 files, J ~==:::;:::::::==:.I Housebroken. Please help _ 871-1560 Daya; Eves: 1 • • S•• Th• F'lb11to ut N•w • or condition. Try WI belm e MTST Operat ors &: HAND PRESSING. Im· misc. safes & fire files. Hi·Ff & Stereo. 8210 me find them a home. All 52.>-&i31-* Ood g• ~otor Hom•* YOU sell. ELM OR ]
mediate openings in sports-1830 So. Anaheim Blvd. are long haired, black and '"'O Now At MOTORS, 15300 Beach BM
Full or cart time wear factory, Experient-e Anaheim, Calif. 772-8450 STEREO 1968 solid stale, white. ~!}-1075 7/29 'I"\ WI *BEACH CITY DODGE W~stn1lnater. 894-3322.
po1ftions prefen'ed, Apply JAY-MAR, alongside S.A. Freeway 0 console model. Like new, Cal·~'il. S~.900 111515 •••d1 &l .. d.! Hwy l9l -A(fTOS WANTED
INC, 2907 S, Oak, Santa Katella Balance $79.35 or small PRE'ITY kitten&, healthy, TOP racier • comfortable Hvnfintfon lo;h. 540·26.a Ana 8-3 p.m . playful and lovable. Some cruiser. Hurry! • thia-won't1 J===~=====o I WW pay cub Jor bnportld
Mud be experienced. '-"""~'7:~==-= paymenLs~~=Cred72891t Dept. Ion g h a i·r, H 1 b r kn. la.st. 54&-13l8 Mini BikH 9275 auto&. Up to $500. Tl)' UL CONVALESCENT AIOE Off" E -548-6365 7130 ILMORE
546-4670 For private home. 1\lll or ice quipment 8011 IBEAUTIF1.JL Walnut stereo . . RHODES 19 tibreglaaa keel 63&-l.WO . . 1 VERY Affectionate kit· sloop 7. beam. X'lnl fam'li-MESA M1NI BIKE ' part time. Any age. EL EC Typewriter $.'i7.50, cabinet, \\"1th mono AM/FM .1~10 wb Id-lo good • · ' Y Salta • Parts • Repain 9611 Carden Grov• Blvd.
I~~~ HOUSEKEEPER: a1.andard typewri1er. $35. 10 phnno. Component S 10 0 . hOme. 53 6-s0o 8 5 days :~;:~~~ M~ extru. ,226? Hubor CM; • 548-XO'r
Llve in or out. Full or part key adding machine, make 646-1027 or/536-33.54 nltes. 7/30 !;~~~~-~---!'°=========I HILLMAN
-EXPERIENCED--
time. No fee! offer. 64.2-5143 lJDO 14, dacron sails, pad· MotorcyclM 9300 ---------1
HOMEMAKERS -;:::::::::::::::::==:-=:= S • Good 8500 THREE Adorable kittens. dies, seat cushioN, good
• Commerci•I
Teller
1638 E. 17th, SA 547-6682 -~ ~ porting 1 One is a "tortoiseshell." cond. & price. $850 or best '68 HONDA
G::.:"::';,9c:•.cS::•::l•:_ __ .:B:;02:::2 SURFBOARD 9'8" Jacobs, 3 Mother was Siamese. 201 offer. 842-2745 350 Scr•mbl•r
'59 Hillman ConvertibJ.
Good shape. $225
• 548·9517 •
. Excellent ol>Portunity!
APPLY IN PERSON
1st National Bank
of Orange County
1650 Ad•m1
Cost• Mes.I
An equal opportunfty
employer
Cotllail Waitress
Over Zl
Apply in person
9-5 p.m.
REUBEN E. W
151 I . c .. ,, Hlghw•y
Newport leech
WAITRESS
Experienced, over 21. $1 .llO
Pel' hour. Graveyard Shif1.
Contact
Mr. Zimmer 675-4004
WIDOW ER wi1hea
permanent live.in babysit.
ter/lite housekl'eper. 7:45
AM lil 4:45 Mon thru Fri. 5
month old girl. $25 week.
962-8980 alt f>PM
PART time light housekrep-
i~ ·" messenger duty for
Medical Clinic. must have
car. 11:30 AM to 3:30 Pt.1,
Monday thru Friday. $1.50
hr. plus gas & benefit!.
549--0386 for appt.
FULL O\arge Bookkeeper
for public acct. ofc. Exp. on·
ly. Trial bal. l'hru gen.
ledger, payroll, payroll &
sales ~-P erm. Call :
548-95«:-i-l PM only
HOUSEKEEPER. Care of
elderly lady &: It hskpg for 2
adu1 t women. Good salary.
---------1 Mu.st sleep in. 494-7786
BOOKKEEPER I
TYPIST
For computer training Bui·
ine!Jll school or two years
experience. 40 houni. Start
$375 iorxl opportunity.
646-9641
SALESLADY
Experienced in tine ready
to wear and sportswe&r.
Full timr. Apply
SJTI'ER • housei<eeper. 2
children of teachers. Llv1 in
or out. 54!}-1762
• PERMANENT live • in
Musekeeper, elderly cple.
Older person pref. 642~1
Jobs-Men; Wom. 7500
Agressive Fibergl•ss
M•nuf•cturing Plant
nffds:
• Assistant Superintendent
of Manufacturing.
GENE'S
2300 Harbor Blvd. • Foreman of Mold Shop
--7'Cos~t:;•.;M:;;';:";,.=-1 • Foreman ol Assembly
..... WAITRESS
Experienced in Italian
lood . Apply in person
445 N. Newport Blvd.
• A.o;sistan t Purchasing
Agent
• Oerk Tpist Newport Beach
Ca ll aft 2 p.m. 646-4929 Send re1ume1 in con.
\!,'ANTED Mature "'oman fidence• to Box M 165
housekeeper, clean and neat. Daily Pilot
Good cook , able to drive. '
Ref. Ll 8-5652
DR A p ER y workroom BROI~ER Man ; dishwasher;
machine operator. Good pay ~king attendant: 2 bus
and w o r ki n g conditioos. ~& 2~5ver 21. Apply in per·
Halls of Huntington. 5.l&-9377 Th. p· e 1ra1e'1 Inn
EXPER Donut n1aker. Apply 41fl Heliotrop• CdM Doll 0 •
Drlcorative BI.FOLD interior
doon (4 panels) each panel
17"-" x 6' 6%". Qucility
hardwood, antique white
with gold trln1: a 11
hardware, 499 -2152 or
837--0791
FURNITURE, TV's, w11i;her,
dryer, Hoover, painlin1s.
lamps, odds & ends. 1620
Lincoln Lane, NB (~o.
crest I 6-12-0888
AIR Compressors, pow e r
tools, hand tools, Dewalt
saw. 28'l Del Mar, CJ.t .
548-5123
TOOLS, Gun·An1mo, Antique
Cabinet, clothes, Household
& yard equip. 1572 Indus
behind s .A. etry Club
Gar•ge Sile Sat 9.5
192 Flower St., Costa Mesa
Appli•ncu 81~
RUTH FINNEGAN
2419 W . Oce•n Front
NEWPORT BEACH
You l.l'e the winner ol
2 tickets to the
LIDO THEATRE
Sho1vin;'.
THOROUGHLY
MOOERN MILLIE
Just cli p this ad and take
it to the Lido Theatre in
Newport Beach with identi-
fication. Oller good through
July 30th.
WHOLESALE To Dealers,
Apt ownrs & public, relrig·
eralors gUar $15 + Cross top
52.i. Sq top $50. Dble dr. S65.
F rost free X !op $85. Dblc dr
Frost Free $100. Also v.·ash-
ers/ drycrs/frl'Cze~/ranges.
\Ve will never be undPrsold,
A·OK Warehouse, 77~ Gar-
dCfl Grove Blvd. 1 Bick W. of
Beach a( G.G, F~'Y·
WASHERS $~'9.95; dryers
$35: Freezers $75; Ref.rig.,
copper1one & Avoc.; Guar.
54{).-IOCl'i
NEAR new r ll"c Signature
Dryer Must sci! no m. $70
• 962·3914
APJ' siie refrigeralor,
cellent condition. $25. * 546-3667 •
8125
y Donut l 9 14 S REAL ESTATE Sh ld 'l Brookhurst Ht11: e c h · · ou n ELECfRIC guitar, coil cord
lOam-lpm ' . you be selling the hottest $45; amplifier S'l5. Both A·l ·==~==-~--1 •r11a I HU11tington Beac-~? ~OUSEKEE?'ER • Compan· Call lor app!. Village R. E. coodillon-5'16-43.';5
lOl1. livf' 1n. No drin«ers. 962-44n. 546-8l03 EXCELSIOR AccordiAn, like
For fu rther Info. ca I J ====="====I new, fu ll keyboard: with
540-1331 Schools-Instruction 7600 case. Sacrifice $50. 548-8502
lDLE Hn make Dollars• Be .
" Fullerette S2 hr itlJ&r: We SCHOOL ~1ldN'fl's vacation
train. HB Mn D rnces. Chilcoat 10.Lcsson
!>W-l9J2 · re e 5 Typing School. ~8-2859. 173
Del Mar, C.Jl.f.
BABYSn7ER & Ii g ht
housekeeping. Live in •
priv111e rm & TV. Lagun11.
Nigurl 499-3844
WIG & Wiglet stylist ,
salaried. Uc. p r r f e r r ed.
Mallie's Wig I: Beauty
Pupil of Segovia
Traches classical guitar
Peter Thompson 548-2652
MERC tlANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Salon. 64\N!l)g Fur n iture 8000 :..:.:.;=-=----=::.: ~'TAIL \VAilTRESS ap--DOUBLE Springs, mattreu
ply m per_son. ~1t'SI. Lanes h<-adboard, 2 end tablm:
1703 Superior, C.:\t. dr~r. $.lO for set. 548-8306
REG X ra y· teoch~female. STEELCASE desk ~
Radiokigllt office, Orange. Walnut desk $50
Salary open. S4i-lU1 Mortin 548-3333
8 11nd Stitch Opers. FOR Sal~ J~ i d e -a -bed,
Spec. m•c~. ganneTit mfgr. chairs. dln se1 & Mi&e. turn.
1580 Monmvia N.B. 642-2666 221 Genev1 SL H.B.
e SEAMSTRESS, dry clr11n· KINGSIZE m a t t l ~ inC experienced. Permanent springs B<'flutyrest. good
Call 541-9550 before noon cood!tlon. $50. tm-3471.
<X>UNTER Wailtttis for boat, EARLrER Amer. :i m•tchlna over 21. Must be sharp-will bu1terli)' bad< cbAln, Xlnl
;tn.In.;;;;;;.;-:.;;:..=.;.1•;. .. ;.;•:;.m.;.l __ , oond. mo. 6<6-3581
' ' •
1130
Decor•tor's Delight
S!odart 5' Gr&nd $699.
We did the inside · yo11 do
the outside.
l\taycr Baby· we dld•thc in-
side & outside, ebony. $849.
Many other Grand specials!
W AlJ..ICllS-MANNlNC'S
MUSIC CITY
So. Coast Plam • MQ.Zl65
H•mmoncl &. Leslle
Antique white t1nd 11:old
Hammond M·l 1A·lth finished
back, plus S495 Le111ic. 40
watt speaker. Both for Sl005.
Fully gUfl?'anteed. Tnms.
Goukl Music Comp11ny
2(M5 N. Main, S.A. 547-0681
NOW HERE -the new .._.,..,,.,,,. T.2ll0
Hammond Spinet oraa.n
· -the flne!t yet'
SCHMlDT-PHlWPS CO.
1907 N. Maln O 21th
S.nta Ana
•
mahog stringers, mahog tail 30th SI ., Newport Bch. 7/30 Near new Ericson 32, full Llke new! Will guaranlM?
block, simi-speed Skag. Xlnt l't10VINC East, must find race. Less than 1 yr. $7500. Mu.st aell Immediately! $85
rood. &ll-1954 good home, 3 yr. old Beagle: Oceanic Yacht Sales Ca.sh del!, dlr. Pymnts very
SURF'BOARD, Russell 9'7" spayed, shot~. Xlnt w/ch.il· e 642·5151 e low $29. per mo, Gas mile.
Speed Shapel, like new. dttn. 646-4255. 7/31 1-7-, TIU--STI.E--N-0.-3-70-.-0-,-.,,..-1 ~e very IJigh. Call Ski, aft-
* 6T:>-2730 * J ADORABLE 10 wk. dd tab-sails new trailer. Xlnt cond. ~"=1~1·c.494=·977~3~-~-SUR~OARO 10' U6f'd l'>l•ice by f I u ( ( y kit t en 1 '950. (714) 528-Qlo9 HONDA 50, '66, low mileage.
Like new. $50. 642-4283 aft 673--75-36 l/'JfJ WOURL YRENTALS Jmmac cond. 540-1979. 232'1
5:30 PURE Bred Spaniel. Shots, * RHODFS 19'S * Rutgers Dr, CM -SU-R~F00=7AR=o~9~.,-. 7H~at~.-, 7135=.1 license housebroken, to good Fun zone Boat Co., Balboa '67 YAMAHA 80. Full race
9'9" s u r Ibo a rd Hswail tiome. 545-7223 7129 MUST sell now? Excalibur $200.
$35. 842-7745-~---FREE Kittcm to good home. 26, fuJJ ra~. boat bath, 546-626l
REMINGTON 20 g 1 u g e 1 7 8 2 2 Elm , F . V . S5950. e 144-1554 1967 TRIUMPH 650 Bon·
au1on1atic shot gun. Like oew 962-12Z! 7/30 FOR Sale a.s ii 14• Satellite nevi!le 2,000 mi. Best oiler
$70. "1ar1in 548-3333 l() rr Pin@ tree. You dig. sail SlO. Schock 88.bot sail takes. 675-2677 eves 6'1&-2492
SURFBOARD Cluck Dent, 548-0S0'7 7/30 S7S. 548-TI50 1968 SUZUKI X-5, 200cc, 5
9'10"; Xlnt condilion. $60. FULL Size box springs. Good ---· -speeds. excellent condition.
• 54~363fJ • eoncl . 842~5 1130 Power Crulstr1 9020 ~.:..':.c'°'c.,.==-----.. -'68 HONDA 90
JAGUAR .
1963 J .. u•r Mork 11
4 dr, bJack leathtt uph:Qo
tery, automatic transmi.ssb'I
AM/FM radio. ht Class oon-
dition.
ONLY $1 ,950
S36-21TO, eves. 53H726
'64 JAGUAR XKE Black
roadster, wire w bee 11 .
privaie party. -$2800. 646-3842
KARMANN GHIA
'62 KARMANN GHIA
Coupe, turquoise &: white, ra-
dio • beat.er, white wall ~
OWENS l>' Express cruiser Brand New! 23 milet. $1195
twin 327. Double planked ms • 543-562S
...
Miscell1neou1 8600 2 FREE Bantam roosters
· · ~ call 545-7258 7130 * AUCTION * BEAUTIFUL Poodl• & Spi" '"II. "ak"' dock>. 2001-,=~~~~:....,-,-fifan l"1i4 hours. Mone! .,s tanks, GO 'flO HARLEY XLH, xlnt If ""'' will sell or buy mixture pups. 543--2503 7/'JfJ __.,.lion -;r--gahl. fresh water. 65 watt '""'"' · "' ....
gi\•e Wind.y a try s/s. r....-.th finder, bait S6-3628 after 6 p.m. l""".,.,.S' Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. PETS •nd LIVESTOCK .... .,.., 1 .-""" 1,
d tank, winch &: roller. Teak 1966 ZO CC Yamaha. Rebuilt Win y's Auction Barn C•I• 8820 swim step, ooc kpit rover , -"'"•· 1325. • ...... -. 1966 l-1arbor, C.M.' , ~
Behind Tony's Bldg. Mal'l ---·-nylon lines. Sleeps 6. $12,500 218 Knox St. CM. &46-6577
2075% Newport, CM 646-8686 2 FEMALE Himalayan kit· by (7\0.Tier. ~1200 CUSTOM house clearance '62 KARMAN Ghia Coo--POOL TABLES tens. Age 10 mos. Pure vertible New ena: 6
b_., ·~~ h :15' OWENS CAB CRUISER New 1968 Rabbit motorscool· Beautiful cond. $995. ...,81 New & used $97.SO up. Table .;;;:_~0 pe.pera. ,,.... eac · Xnlt ('(lftd, Loaded! sac! «& 90 cc 3 apd $249. 83().2604 64.2--0'l91
tennis, Poker tbles, bars &. -========= S47-n03, 67"":>-5008 ews. 66 Yamaha 1\vin 100 =~===~=-~I stools, indoor games. etc. _ .. .. --·-· $200 19&. KARMEN GHIA, Im.-
Discount prices! BADGER Dogs ~825 Speed-Ski Bo•tl 9030 540-1429 or 646-4383 r~. 6c~n low mileap.
SALES, 409 S. Mnin, Orange ITALIAN GREYHOUND pUJ>-· -=========='I or Call Frank 5~..0311. Open FAMU.Y Ski boat, 16' '66 3ffi HONDA Scrambler. pies. Al<C reg. Oiamplon 1 l ---• ood v I 1'50 IJ 12-8 p.m. excl"pt \Vect. Cru um: g a .......... over w , ery c ean. .. or o er. MERCEDES IENZ
breed. Ideal pets. 1 male, 1 trailer, 75 HP Evinrude M'1-0857. ~~a:~~~:~d i~1o~~e~~~ce ~;-:~125.! ;:,~~u:~ ;;k's?";;~.'~~~ . thr•IMoto==,=,= ... =,=, .. ====
:\700 MrFad<l!'.'n, S.A. 646-1481. -·. 9350 '
SWAP M.EET 14' Fibecgl'" ok i bo•t ffiISH Setter , best of .show 70 hp mere. o.b. Elect.
possible. 19 mo n I h s · i tar1. trailer. Top cond.
Starts Aug 17 Killigays copper shadow SS7S. * ~S-5910
'62 VESPA
good condition
• 892.5322 • •
531-1272 aft 7 $250. Contact Mike P.eck
536-9961 or 536-1313 SOLID Mapll". high pos!cr ---------
douhJe bro. t'Omplcte $~. '67 COCK • A · POO, precious,
l\.1dl ?-1,11ay telephone ior fluffy, champagne, 2 femal·
car, Austrian Lamb * fur cs, 'l male $25. AM or Pl\.t
coat. ample i;i.ze S 7 5 . ~1044
541!-7471 DOBIE pups 5 black, 3 red, 2
FOAM R\.lBBER, cut lo size.
Uph supplies, f a b r i c s ,
naugahyd<'. F:ict. outlet.
Low" pre. A·l Foam Fabric
& Uphol&tery Supply Cr..., 311
E. 5th St., S.A. SJf>-1181
BRONZE Refrigl"rator $50,
round lablt', And 4 chairs
$35, coffee !able $3.50, and
mlscellaneous items $3-$10.
84&-JO)l
e VACUUMS o
$10 up, Repair• & parts.
Reasonahle. L'oast VaMJun1
fawn, I blue. Nol AKC. 1/16
Lab. S30 • To good homes
only. 642-2872
GERM. Shep., f emale ,
silver; 11,1: yrs. old: all
sh~s. Housebroken. $30.
64S-""5
SlLKEY Terrier male pups.
AKC Champion stock $125 .
675-.l.llil
CHIHUAHUA P\r.pPies, no
papen. Males.
• 89'1-0061 •
33.1 E. t7th. CM. 642·1560_ Horses 8830
Mini boat w/r:ngine $1 35 -----·•
Dir! track bike, no lie S6S AQHA Registered
}:Ice afid1·e.ssograph $2'j Quartl"r Horse!!~
"Cn!it $90". l\11SC. 673-1784 Beautiful bay yearllng fillie.
UPHOLSTERING -$7!1'.SO, 2
pc. (European craftsmen)
FreC' esl. dl"I, pickup. 215
Main, HB "Bcmy'' 536.6405
\\'ILL Sacrifice. 4 Space
Family Plot. Harbor RKI
l\1cmoria1 Park CM.
Excellent breeding. Top &.:
bottom. Show pl"Ollpect. A&k·
Ing $600. Also, 3 yr. old gelc:J.
ing classy looking chestnut.
Started in hackamore. EJ<·
cellcnt for show or pleasure.
Call 642-0!!81 days. 540-9525
Evu Call eoll. eves 12131 591-2080 4 YEAR old Gelding. Xlnt
6 FT-Sora. record cabinet foi· horse show. $600. Call
antique white 1'V cablnrt, 6'13-0629.
powf1' mower. elm ric lawn ~-------edger. Reas. 644--0881 BAY lofltJ"tl. Xlnl cond. gentle
bul llf)irlted . Eng 11 a h -
Mnde to order -MY color. Western. 16.2 $275. 548-3565
Decorator gTapes, candles &:
other acct'S50rles. 8!'r2-343S S YEAR old Sorrel Mart, ~stern saddle & t•ck.
.9'X2CI' Wilton rug S2CI. * 536-1996 •
410 Shotgun $2{). Martin * 548--3333 Reg. MUlll<1ng ml\re
7 years. $375 w/tack
PO'ITFD PATIO PUNTS $2 5<48-t69J + to $10 Hotpolnl wuber S25 ___ c:.::c.::::..::_ __ • I
Drea.ser SS. Mi--2225 SAY Mare. X!nt cond , 1entle
WH!em 11ddle & lack.
2 l'tflNUTEMAN In 900xl5 * S.16-1986 *
nylon tires SJ() ea c h . ,...,,..
3, 8' sliding doorl, complete,
lf'mpcred g\OI S50 each. l, s· Sliding door~ 846-0'm
o.J.b: PUat Wan1 adal I
OWIG!: m
TRANSPORTATION
S.llbooh 90 10
SI'ORAGE, Tral1'!1"1, boats,
etc. S7 ,SQ Pf'r mo. Work
lpAC.. 642-2601 &: 548--3261
9425
---
M•rlne Equip . 9035 'SO FORD
SAVE AT
SH IP CHANDLERY, New & % TON PICKUP V-8. Tax and
used boat gear. Buy or 1rade. llcenSt' down or trade. $13
~ 28!h, NB. 675-0131 per mo. 24 m'ls. (LZl203)
Boot Slip Mooring 9036
CAL 2:i NEEDS SLI P
starting Sept. 1.
• ( 714 ) GTh-4639 +
WANTED: Mooring where I
can work on my 24' cruiser .
673--1290
$199
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
~ Harbor Blvd.
lbsta Mesa .642-0010 ·-Bo•t·Y•cht FORD VAN, house car
Ch•rtef'I 9039 cabinetry, 00 % complete, _ xlnt 6 cyl w/stand trana.
DEAN SLOCUM S750. or small boat fOI' part.
1872 NEW JERSEY 1 ,540-5289~~=-=-~=-c,...,-
COSTA MESA '66 DODGE Van. '\o'-1. Auto.
R/H. All window. Lo ml.
$1700 •499-4005
MG ---'68 MG
GET OUR LEADERSHIP
SAVINGS BEFORE
YOU BUY??~
.l)Wt LfmiA
• IHPORTS
1966 •. 1u·bor, C.M. 666--9»1
'58 MGA. Xlbt C'Ol'ld, Inside It
out. $475. * 842-2T'l3 * '51 MGA * 548-5989 alter 5
PORSCHE
'64 SC PDRSCHE. N.,.,. ttrea.
Vibra·llOflic radio.
S2l!lJl *
19&4 PORSOIE "C' ())upa:.
Xlnt oond. AlJ.. EXTRAS.
Ne• tiret, $3250, '94-69G
SUNIEAM Yoo are the winner of
2 ticket' to tbe C•moars 9520 '67 Sunbum Alpine
1.:.---'--------1 English racing l"f!d, plush LIDO THEATRE
Showing
THOROUGHLY
MODERN MILLIE
4Q FT. ACF BRILL
Converted CQnUnenlal Trail·
way bu1. All new power
train, enrtne, trans, etc.
blAck bucket 11e1t1. Still ~
Mr Qlrysler SC>.003 mi war-
ranty. Driven by llttle 'ole
man from San Omlente.
$1115 C.Sh dels, dtr. will fine
priv1te parfy. Make low PQ•
mnta. call after 10, •9773
or 639-3617
Fully lell cootained, many
Just clip this •d and tail:e custom fc1turea, Including
It to the Lido Theattt In cttamic tile In b!lths I: ld:cb
Ne111port &1ch with · identl-en, fully carpeted thloo&h: n,c~~''!:hOfler iood throuah oul, etc .. $9500. will coos1dtt =========I ·~ -• ....... "'''" JO to ., n TOYOTA
Bt.UEWATER CHARTERS boat Bua. pb'Jne 89U655. ---------!
2T'-¥1 U·Dri,. Sktp. Anll llomep-5!1Ml!96AII.onr TOJOJA
Oay/•k. 646-9000 M hrs. e S ~ F "I N e •• '"' '"" ••• •w e CHARTER THE FINEST * DODG E CAMPERS * HEADQUARTERS
New 40' Ketch N•w At ELMORE
&73-2511 . ~ *,,',EA, ,cH,c •• 1~YIDOOGE ' "" Salllna leaon•. tO' sloop 1 ••c .... o. Hwy Jtl
ReA110nable rate.: avail for H•nti11tt•n lch. 540·2•60
ch•rttr 646-9550 548-2592 DlAL dittd 642.-5671.. Cbll'Jf
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS )'UUI' ad, then Gt beck ud
BRING RDULTS! liltl'!n to the J)hon8 Ml!
TllE QUICKER YOU CAu.,
TllE QU!a<Ek YOU 'fl!LI
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TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN WIU. ~ 20' lnbtd with
eomplet~ly reblt q I othtt DODGI
'68 TOYOTA ·66 vw --1 ~:=.:=.::=:.:_
,...,... OUR LEADERSHIP Sedan, \IP.t blUie, radio 6 LIKE NEW. '68 dMert sand,
equip. Value, st.000. 5'8-1131 -------·I
u&.o.. heater belee Int, nd, pop -out
SAVINGS BEFORE . $l2'S _,.,._ S1~--. __ • l '·'"'oof Can 9900
YOU BUY!!! __ tor Ultd t::'art I trucks )ull
cau us tor fret utlmate, NEED A CAR?
l.ll1iA f8ll f.lD14 ~'68-YOLV_O _ L
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L • VOLVO
IHPOR:rS IMPORTS CET OUll LEADERSHIP
GRarH UiEVROLfT
Alk lor Sale• Manaaer
lS2ll &ach BJ .,
Hwi1 !:11ton Beacll Kl.,,,,
CAN 'T BE FINANCEDf
a RIUlkrupl! e Repc•NllOl'lf
e Rad Credit! e Divorced?
SA VJNGS BEFORE
YOU BUYIJI 2121 ,.,_ ""~· --VJE cu=y~-eo.ta Mesa MG-1203
e Mllltary e Nt'W tD Atfff
Mak~ P•yd'U' PtYmtontl
McCARTHY MOTORS
1420 So. Main I F.dln&er
(2 bkw!kt N. ot Sean.I
SMIAI Ana Pb 54l.J50"l ANY C!.EAN
LATE MODEL
SPORTS CARS.
BUICK
BRAND NEW LE SABRE SEDANS
-~ .,:,.
"" .~ <:::-f'
,:::. ~ Autom•tic transmission, power steerin9,
power brek•s, radio, factory air, WSW
tiras, t inted 911111 many oth•r acces-
sori•s too numerous to mention. Stock
Numb•r 303
PRICES
START
AS LOW AS $3637 .. . . . . . -. . . . . . . -. . -. . . . . . . . . . . . -. -. . .
BRAND NEW 1968 SKYLARK COUPES
PRICES START AS lOW AS $ 314 8 ;:w:;•:;:~,;::~·~.~;~· b.:~~:.m~;~~::
h•ater, whit e w•ll tire1, m•ny other •c·
cessories. Stock number 26'4
WOULD YOU BELIEVE??
$195DOWN PWS TAX & UCENSE
'67 JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER
beautiful primrose exterior, wire whe els, while side
wall tires, etc.
PUTS YOU IN A
NEW BUICK
LOW, LOW PRICE OF APPROVED CREDIT
54995
EXECUTIVE AND DEMONSTRATORS EVEN
234 ·E~ 17~ ST.
COS-TA -_ MESA
' ..
BUICK
548-7765
Open Mot.loy th ..... h ,,!day 'tH 9 p.m.
Open 'H I 6 en s.tur<loy-CLOSID SUNDAY
, .
Service Department
Speci•ll1ln9 ln the service ol all mikes.
1nd models. OPEN Mond1y throu9h Fri·
dey, 7:J0·5 :30, Moncl1y tvt. until 9:00
CLOSED SATURDAY & SUNDAY
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$795
THEOOORE ROl:IU
· FORD
2060 Harber Blvd.
VI, autom1dc. 20~ down or
lrade 125 per mo. 14 mo.
NOY104
$595
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD O>sta Mesa lf2..0010
Must aeli! '98 Bu!ek Sptelal
convert • low mlleap •
V-8 auto, exttu. e>wner 2060 Harbor mvd.
lff.vlng for Europt. Pr:l•ate Cbsta Meu 642-0010
party. Offer. 646-2679 '66 MUSTANG 289, auto trana
'611 BUICK GT 400. Big eng. Pwr &trg. 29,00) ml. Xlnt
J0,000 ml. $3350 or best of· cond. Red w/ blk top. $1695
Air cond. AM/FM radici ·'6!2--06o-c~2S=~~--ccc-
10,000 ml. S3J50 or best of. 53 FORD. Perfect
fer. ti75--21<B transportation car. Eng,
'61 BUia< Electra: all pwr., completely overhauled. $'125.
good ena:., body, tirel; Muat ,:,64c:-2·.;;19;;,l•;,,...==-:=
1ell, drafted 6t2-n73 '63 FORD Falrlane, atand. --------I ahllt, 8 cyl. Excellent con-e dlt!on. $850. m-8218 CADILLA . ., FALCON S<dan. R•blt
'61 CADIUAC ena:. a:d mech cond. $350 Al
M2-&J1or6J2...7661
'67 FORD Bronco~ like new,
U>R. HARDTOP Full power, only J,2<XI ml. Good terms.
air cond. 20% down or tr11.de 1~Pri:,;;;· ;;"'""':;,;;;:;,· ;'13-:::1559=== $l9 per mo. 24 mo. (JWV9T3) I-;
$695 MERCURY
1HEODOR£ ROBINS ·~ p:!. "S:
from Johnson & Son, Orange
FORD County'• oldeat Lincoln
MercuryCoua:ardeelersbl~
mJ Harbor Blvd, ~~ 0 r 1 • Colt& Meaa
Costa Mesa 642-00101.;;;;,;;======
'67 EL Dorado. Perltct! MMO
Loaded! Fact. warranty; kl --:-='-·'-:......-:--:::--;
mi. Make oHeor! 673-66.15 '58 METRO. hd tp, R/H, rd·
66 El I>otado conv. Immac. cond. $725
1..oe.~. 15.000 milea. Beat -..r1c
offer. 540-9'255
CHEVROLET --.. -
' 59 CHEVROllT
HARDTOP
2 door, V-8 and equl.pped. Tu
and llcen1e down, $13 per
mo. 24 mos. IIICll'J)
$199
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
MUSTANG
'68 MUSTAllG
2+2 GT. Auto. Wide oval
tires, spt. deck, P.S., air
cond., R&H .. decor' lf'P. Sold
new for SQ4. 25% down or
trade. 183 per mo. 36 mo.
(VIP3'72)
$3295
THEODOJf ROBINS
FORD
2060 Harbor !Uvd. Xl60 Harbor BlYd.
Cl:lftta Meu 6(2..0010 Costa Meaa 642-0010
'66 CHfVROllT 1i6 MVsrANG CODYtrtible 1
owner. V-8, Marocn w/blk
4 DOOR Radio I: Heater, lac-~-=-Make 0 If er '
tory equipped. 20% down or·1,:;;;;;:=-=~c---=trade $43 per mo. (SZCl.98) MUST. '66 GT conv., V-8, 4
$1195 :' .. ~ -... ,
THEODORE ROBINS 1--'0_LD_s_M_O_llLI_
FORD '64 OLDS
F85 sr A TION' WAGON. VI,
XliO Harbor Blvd.
Co!ta Mesa 642-0010
'65 CHEV Impala Super
Sport Fae air. 4 spd. R/H.
ll500
Blftom.&tlC ~' pow-
er steertnr, radio A tater.
• 546-1849 •
'65 CHEV Impala. pwr 1tra.
V-8 auto. Xlnt cond.
$1295
PLYMOUTH
Bm: otter 5'&60t8 alt I PD •cs PLY. 383 d. Clm. lJfter
'6.1 (]{EVY II Ncwa Sporta kit-raised. SUlp. lTMl Wbff..
c.u,,. * 1695. by ar. TUltln
Ph. M2-395f. after .f.: 30 '63 Plymouth Sta Waa. Ex.
'57 WAGON, Oeu, 321, new Cond. Ori& owner $900 t1t
runnln& ge&r. Must sell. best oHer! 400.2481 aft 5.
838-3595. 494-1252 eVet.
CORVA!R PONTIAC
'&I coRVAlll, wbito, bl.,. Jn. 4 S9'ED
"'" ... , -i., RIH, 4 SPECIALISTS
1 ;•;:pd;:. ::"";;·,:'*-~118'§".:::==:~lllGH PIRFORMANCI I • CUSTOM CARS
LARGE.01' SELEcnON IN
'&1 CORVE'ITE 2 TOPS. '88 <>RANGE COUNTY
Mu!t tell. Best o ff e r . Selected Auto
"'<· l body. M""" Xb"ul C nt
Tr.f-4110 or 675-Ul7 uk tor • er
Qwck. 13032 Harbor Blvd. 531-H
1958 CORVETI'E "3 2 7" ROY CARVER a... """""" coodltlM . PONTIAC Detachable Hdtp. 642-7571 --···o...-CON11NENTAL Kl 6 4444
--~------10.... Camtr'• -.. '64 Continental a.-"' w. · -.,.
'64 Lincoln Conlln<ntal • Dr , ... ,,"tll'~· ==~..,......,,.,. Town Sedan. Hu full pow-'65 BONNEVD.U:, air cond,
er with tactot7 air. Imma1> all power. PERFECT, SUfiO,
ulate thru out with ailYG' 4!M-3CU _
, metallc ftnl.ah. Now thia 67 GTQ.. .f. epd, 360 hp, «XI d,
$7000.00 cat new can be lo ml, lmmaculate, p&oo.
booght for $11915.00. I _ .. =.,=· 54<-m24====== 1 lat car kit on Harbor Blvd.1 ..
'JOHNSON & SON ltAMILER
Di.u. -Miliii: <1!o!P e "2 NIDU> e
-""· -~· ...... ..,, --f1llO llRm to Ille -rill&! e fl~IMI e
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The Lid's
OFF
ALL '68
Models
on SALE
No Re1son1ble
Offer Refused
'61 VALIANT
Valve Special 170 eu
In .... Sid. trano. ~13 tlrel, all 1181•
IY Aulp. ..... $2168
'61 PLYMOUTH
Satellite Hardtop -
318 V.S.-•"'-
torque tr&na, rlh.
tinted .ws. dlx wbl covers, ww "tlrea.
::O· $2968
'61 BARRACUDA
Bargai n Hardtop
bench seat, 2Z eng.,
body aide •trlPH. ,..
dlo, cust. mov.ldlnp,
dlx whl covers, ww
tires, an u.fety equip. =. $2568
Be Roady lo Buy
We're Roady to S.11
Al Roberts
S Ills
I '6$ $~ANG I
I 's:i:s I
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.$1~9,
$399
$399
1f61 PIPlnrw_,. $399 w,..-.-· .... ._ $499 ...... ,..
.... -. $599 HT, flll ... ., ......... $699 HT,Y-1.*
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$199 ,,,,..... $899 w.,.,.,_,,
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• ,LYMOUTH •
• CHRYSLER•
• IMl'IRIAL •
• GMC TRUCKS •
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Readers of this newspaper: Special INTRODUOORY OFFER brings you u mudl as-
$ • I I
ir' Pays In addition to all other coverage you have-Including Medlca,..
ir' Pays up to $10,000.00 tax free cash for
each hospital stay
ir' Pays all cash direct to you (not to doctor or hospital)
Pays you cash benefits that Increase each year ••• to a
maximum of $130.00 -A-WEEK ... at no extra cost to you I
No age limit-no_ medical examination required
SPECIAL LOW RATES! EXAMINE POLICY IN YOUR OWN HOME-MONEY BACK If -NOT 100% S~JISFIED!
ACT NOW-YOUR ENROLLMENT FOR~ MUST BE MAILED BY MIDNIGHT, SATUROAY, AUGUST 3, OR IT CANNOT BE ACCEPTED
Ont eut ef two families will ha•t aomtone in the hoapital thi1 ,..,! It could be JOU -or some beloved member or your family
tomorrow,,. nut week,,, next month. Sad to aay, very few
familiea hava anywhere near enouch coverage to rneet t.oday'1
aoarinr hoapita.I coats. These co1t1 have_tr~pled in just a fn1 short
reara. They are expected to double aga1n 1n·the few yeara ahead.
Stop for a m_orrMnL Think how much a long alay in the hospital
will cotl you pr a loved one. How woul~ you ever pay, for costly,
\tut nectaNry, X-rays, doctor bills, drup and medicine1! What
•ould 7ou do with your pey check 1topped, but livinr expenHs
still rolnr on tbt 1ama u ever! The nmr. rent, phone, food, all
the da7-io-day upenaea that never 1top.
What 11' Ult avtrap brtadwinner t.o do? We believe we llavt tht an1wtr in the famou1 Preaidential Extra Caah Plan that
••• ,..,, you $roo.oo·. weeJc ffl•·fre• ••• w••• you 90 le th• hotpl,.f.
NO.., Pr-ldential'1 economy plan enable• you to tnjoy this pr~
t.ection. Mail the. Enrollment Form. We will 11nd you the actual
poli<"J to leclli: over at home. No rush, No agent will call or phone
7ou. Take 15 daya to decide. Show thi polit'y to a fi'itnd, a family
·adYIMr·Ptt. You'kile notblnc·if yeu don1t want-the-pt,kf.·But U JOU th wut it, Jou're entitled to Pruidential'a apeclal low ratn de9eribed baoW. 8o i..., you'll find you ret.prot.ettion at a fri~ that'• j..t a fnetioei of what you'd •~pect to pay. ,.., ...,. .. ,..,.,, ,.,.. .... m , .. , -........ _ .. ,...,
Yoar euh btaeft(s automatit"all1 rile Jtat ifltr Yttr. Yoa ~t fhoaof mind• you don't have to wOrr, abollt rl1intcoata. Y6"ur
•rot.ctioa automatically lncreasta $8;uo i wtlk aach ye•r. The
Int,.., JOU pt $100.00 a week. You set 1103.00 a week In t.ha ~ ,.u. SlOl.00 a weak in the third year, $199.00 a week in UM foartla rear. 81 the el11Tmtb year, your polit'f will be worth a tWI lllO.DO' • toecA: In benefit payment1 ... at no incra ... in "'*to J'ft! Thill reneroua ca1h re.em protection will belonr to
J'Oll for aa.lonc' .. JOU U.p the policy. You can tet that your
t.aaraAca wtn be wof1h much '"ors than the present "face •alue"
flf tlw poliey. C.rtainly, nr incrtaaed paymenta to you will help
... PllCI with ri•inc eottl -and tie•t of all •• ,
• •. f'h ,.,...,,... MMflt1,.,... te ,. .. of no extra coif. reu 11111 ,,.y t ... .....,,., low ftre1ldentkll premluml
What·other Plan protect.I r,ou .llke this today? What other Plan
... ,. protectiq you ap nit rl1in1 livinr· co1t1 in the yel.r1 l~•• wttheut.increaainr your premi.um1! And that'• not i.11 .
l'ldll Qlri1l'Preaiden'tial Extra Ca1b Plan (#HP 18L-1067), ••
PAYS
PAYS
PAYS
PAYS
PAYS
PAYS
PAYS
NO
"• to s10.ooo.oa· CASH ,.,,. Mch accid«tt °'
HIMu, ~ tht'ftl'Yfirst day lnthahospital.
$100.00 A WEEK CASH -if you naed a full ·
time rea:istered nurH when you come home
fn:tm UM hospital -up to 50 weeks.
$1,000.00 EXTRA CASH tor accilipntal death.
·'
Up to $2.000.00 CASH fof accidentll loM of
limbs Of eynl1ht.
$100.00 A WEEK CASH tor each Pf .. rtaney.
wNn you ao to the hoqMtal. auuminr both
ttuat..nd and wife haw been ent0llld in the
Family Plan Witt! Matamity.
Up to $5.000.00 when I ctlltd soea to the hos·
pit1I for any aecldent or i~nns when you ara
enrotlld in the family Plan,
~u cash benefits that increase e1 ch yNr .•.
to 1 maximum of $130.00.A·WEEK .• , at no
ertra coat to YoU
ace litnit -ftO medical 1111mination required
IF YOU ARE 65 OR OVER
YOU WILL COLLECT
IN ADDITION TO MEDICARE
Why are smart folks over 65 now hast.enin1 t.o ptotecl
themHlve1 with the Prealdential Extra Cash Plan in
addi!iO'll to what Medicart. will do for·them?
Even thourh Medicare ia a •real boon to folb 01'tr
6S, it will not, of course, pay all the billa that quickly
pile up a1 a result of illne11 or actidenl
•eprrlleu of yeur a9e1 yeu 1tlll need
Oflllltlolffll ll••lt• protetffon.
Wt haq Mei ..... thl1 plu u the MJl(Wta1t;t additto..
to what you rwoeln from Jftdicare -or anf other
health iftaurance )'OU 1na1 ha•e. Re~ber; al ehecka ~ill ht aent dlNtllJ t. 't'OU ·(not to tht doctor or hoa-
pital ~. to r ive JIN that "extra" he'p j~ ~hen JOU
need 1t moa~ U• \he tax-fne caah an1 ••J you Ma ftt.
And you will ht slad to know U.. ch.cka will ht ·6i1
011.11! In addition to what JOU receive froJn Medleare Preeid~tial pa71 yoo 1'10.00 a ,...q .. , EVEN roJi
100 WEEKS ii Nee:Uaryl Yn: e11" ncftt11., •tcd'..,
11,000.1)() /n eac:l illu11 ..,. in.jvrr S11cJ1 Mqi~lud!
, • . '•Y• YM $ 100.00 • weeJc CASH
for • re9f1terefl Hr•• ot home.
Yea, in ad~ition to the $100.00 weekly.checks we send you durinr
your ho.pita! stay, we pay you an extra 1100.00 a week if the.
doctor uys you need a full-time reristtred nurse to take care
of you at home.
Bow comfortinr it ia to know that -after JOUr 1tay In the hos-
pital, ii you'n been there thrH day1 or more, )'OU can return
heme to recuperate and )'et not be a burde n to your loved onu.
Ye1, If your doctor hys you need a registered nur1e full time
within 5 days aft.er you come home, we'll send you checks for
1100.00 a to41•k -for .. Jone u JOU need U.. nul"M -..,..., up tll
10 to1ek1. It'• like ha't'fn1 a ..... r't't of $6,000.00 c:uh to draw on
when you need it. ThHI beneflta Oho incrtu• each par bJ 18.001
week. Another exceptional feature you hawe with. Pruidential ...
••• Po.fJ you $100.00 ow.,• co1~ maternity "•oflt1
Ordinary hos'Pit.al ln1u'rance·maY take c:~R of part-of your ex-
pense• .when you so to the hoapital to have a baby.' But wha:t
policy can you thinlt Of that ti•ea )'OU :culi to b\iy all t"9 thinp
JOU need for the new baby! Now, if bc)th hu1band and ·wife are
inaured in the wonderful Fa'"ily Pl4Ji Wit.\ Matcntl()' for the
entire period of the prepancy, you ret extra cuh to UM any
way you wanl If a pre«nancy, childbirth or ••en mlacarriap
puts you in the hoajiital for one day, five days, 10 days-cu lo11g
a1 11.ece11arr-you ret $100.00 a week for every day of your
t"Onfinement, up to 100 weeks. ·
All tll•" added ccrsll Hneflts.
Yes, in addition to 1100.00 I. ... eek fpr hoapitalitation or
1100.00 a week maternity beneftta and $100.00 a week for a rer-
istereO nurH at home .•. you ,et all this:
Addd c:Ut "'--fifll Sl.000.00 cuh to your f•mily if death OCCUl'I
within 90 days from any accidental injury, Think of.how handy
the cuh can be in time of lou. It can take can of burial expen"" without burdeninr your loved ones.
AMrtl tm ..._. Up to $.2,000.00 cub for 9CClde'ntal lol1oflimb9
or l!yesi1ht, wheft tha t ... occurs aE' within 90 da11 of tha ~1dent. The IOSJI of a limb or eyai t ii a t4rrible thine. Noth·
1nr can replace the Ion, but a thee for $1,000.00 or S.2.000.00
will bring rreater peace of l'llinll darinr tha period of adjuat.menL
A.W t'ltlill lluefit Choo. nc.wr P..itf Plan •.• and Jour
t'hlldren will be coval·'td toot Pruldential pa71 up to '6,000.00 anJ
Um.a your youapter pg to the llloipital ••• for touU.. ~~
dlclti•, or a11.y oth1r lllnaaa or iajuryf Y-. JOU will NetlYI MQ.00
euh, ...U aft.tr week-tor U IDanJ .. 100 tONl&e, If ...... ry.
We PflY your ,,. • ...,u•• w ... '"ere"°' •W•
A• a apec:ial consideration to yoa -if you Sn hospitalized ju1t S
wetka or more, all pramium1 that come due wlllile JOU a111 atill in
UCINSED IY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
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·'""''11''llillll••---------H'S l'tlEMIUM. I EllCLOSE $ . ~ . . E co. OF AMERICA -. ,_..,,,_.,_,,,.,,,_ 11401 ROOSEVELT BLVD, PHlllDELPHIA, PA. 19154.
Application to: The Presi~ential. lile Insurance Company of Americ1, Chicago, Ill., for The Preside11tia1 Hosoital·Nurse Plan.
NAME (Pltast Print)
A ~vl!ESS -------------------1 .. •~::.,c,o,,,",c,.------------------CITY ________________ .ST ATE ______ .ZIP ____ _
DATE OF llRTll GE SEX Molt 0 Ftmalt 0 Monll'I 0•)1' Y11r OCCUPAT~N-,_----,--------,---------,------------
1 also hereby apply 'for coverage for the members of my family listed below: (00 NOT include Mme that appears above.)
Please list ldditional dependents· on separate paae.
TE Of BIRTH
NAME (P1e1se Print) RnATIONSH~ SEX Month Year AGE
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4 ' 5· ' ' • -. ,.\.~~=-a 1-lndiwiclual(s) Gnty fl'lan a D-ramlly l'lan l'/;u~ f.tetiemitr
Do'you~c;llTY other insurance With thls 'comp,ny7 (II "Yes" Pltne rist policJ Jlumbers.) ___________ _
It the_. of ·llJ knowltti,. .id belie! neithar I, nor *'J person listed ll>ovt, have lien -lllJ ltllltlo, llolpltil' or 1111 llllur·
.,.. a I ...,.t.M that.I. 1111111nJ person listed lbove, wiU bt """'~ lfllder a. Ntky for lllf ltlfaryor •-11 .. 1 hod bl·
fort 1111 ffflctitt DIM of ttoe Policy but not until it hn bten In lorce for a continuous period of two Q) yurs; ltlf thal tllia Polley
NII ottM io 'btt until tho EfftctiYI. O.te shown in tho PotkJ Sdledulo. I
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the h01pltal .•fter th!s period .will be paid by .Pre1idtntiial. And
your 1rotectJon cont1nue1 as If you were p1y1n&' t)\e premiums
youraelf! Then if you leave the h0&p'ital and mu1t return for t he
aame condition btfort. yOu '11ve resumed full normal ac:tivitiea
for 90 days, Presidintial will 1gain PAY ANY PREMIUMS
WHILE YOU ARE JN THE HOSPITAL -TO A MAXIMUM or 100 WEEKS per t"onflnement! Thia means you pay no pre-
m1um1, yet your full protection remain1 in force -)'OK eoUtet Mp
to 110,/KJOJ)() for •ach. eoxJ(..,,...t/
THIS UMITID INllOUMIHT °'HR IHDS SOOlil
Amad,.. low ltote• -Mo•-r._.. GvcrrcrllfH
You can now have your ftnt. month'• protection at tht apeeial
low rates lilted below! Bat you mu1t act U..wudi.a.tcl~. Your re-
quest for this wonderful Income Protecl.ion Plan mus~ be mailed
on the convenient fo rm below NOT LATER THAN MIDNIGHT
of the datt in tba Enl"1)Ument Form.
Thia mictni1ht expiration hour eaJUtOt H e:ieY?uhrl. If yoor enrollment form ia mailed lat.er, it oa.1111.0t h see.pt.a.
JltolO ore th ONLY, o.xcfulontl
Your Preeidi.ntiaf policy covera every eoaceivable kind of 1ick-
neu or ~ideat u:cep~ eoaditiona caueed b7 war or an1 act of
.,..ar; mental di10rdera; intoxicanta and nan::otic1; pregnancy
u:cept u p~videcl under the. maternity beneftt provi,lion; and
expuaau ruultinr from aa7 siclmeu or inj ury you had before
the Elfectiv.e D~te of )'our policy ••• durinl: tba lirK 2 reara·only,
Thia laat it.am la anal help if JOU. .treadr have a health rrob-
D. If you ara tick N/or• you take out this policy, rou wit 1tilt
be covtred t•r that condition after the poliey baa been in effect
for Z yeara. Ot cour1e, meanwhile every ntw condition is imme-
diat.111 covered. ·
How can tftoN boreoin Jow rote1 buy so mudt?
You can buy ordinary inaurance at an1 time and Pl>' the rerul•r
rat.ea, if yon wish. But Prnidential .can now pro't'ide JOU and
your entire family with $100.00 a week tax-fr. Income Protec-
&ion !l~.M<:ial Jew rate1 onlJ beceuaa we enroll a larp number
of people at one time -dir1et by 'fMill Thia hirhlJ tlftlcit11t
"lttua £nr1)Jlment" method cuts coata to tM bone -aad tM NV·
Uifl llf'I pa.<d 011. to 'lfOK!
MoJce your decision mrefully
Think how costly a ho11pital confin~ment will ht. lmagine/ayin1
for thoat indispensable x-raJ1, doctor blll1, mediclnn an drugg
that are aot covered by your preaent insurance.
Would you be able to aft'ord the qu.iet and pri•at7 of a pri~at.e
room.and a private nurae, •hould you 10 daire? Or a telepbO{le
to keep in touch with loved onu? Or tha rental of a·TV Ml to help
pau the lonely houra? Who would pa1 your billa that keep" on
corni111 in.at borne? Ma.ny folks ha.ff loet. their life aa't'inp; their
cara, aven their homaa tl"Jinr to meat such u:penML And no one
knon wbote tum it will be out.
Wlty Y" ••If oct Wore the deoclllno dote •how• In
tho ••rollmoftf form -flllf • few doy1 frOfft todcry
Why mult: JOU act before the deadline? Becau1e, 11 mentioned
above, we must receive yoKT Enrollment Form tfl.1 1anM1 time u
all th;e.ot~f'l)n order~ pass on~ you the aavin11 that come
from proceuinr wuui.r policies at ou ti'l'IU.
We mail JOu the pohcy 11 1ooa ·u we receive the Enrollmer\t
Form. Whan the Policy arrives, u:amine it in the pi-ivacy of your
own home. Take all the time you need. It'a a ve17 1hort document,
aad you'll ba fleasantly •urpriaecl to diac:over there UNO FINE
PRINT. Then-11-it, if )'Ott wilA, to·•otMou r0tt tnut. Per.
haps your Jawytr, accountant, or banker. Better •till -1llow it
to yoatr ""'iui.ira11:c. -• , , , .,,,. tlwna1l M Mar vtlf'JI well H
toorlri'f&# f<W a.11oth•r iuvra11.c. eMl\PCl'ltr / lf be 11 a personal
friend, be haa your ben intere1ta in mind. So you can believe
him when hi. ttlla you there ia no belt.er barsain at"ailabla •DJ·
where-at any price!
Moaer Heir guotontff-JR cote you ..... pour 111lrtd
Evm after you mail your Enrollment Form below.,. even aft.er
you examine the policy in your own home and talk It over with
anyone you wiah ... even after all thi• you are 1till free to retum
the pollc7 within 16 days aml ·~ penny 'I/Ok paid will II• re-
/v:ndtd at O'llet. There will be no.Obliration whatever.
Meanwhile, all durinr tilt 16 day• JOU are makinr up your
mind-you'll be protected bJ 1100.00..A·WEEK utra cash bene-
ftta ju1t u if JOU had 1lr .. ady .aid "yea.'' That'• rirht, 7ou will be
fully covereij all this time for any accident which puta Jou in the
boapital, et"ea lf you flnall7 decide to return tha policy. ·
Howt't'er, after rou've 1een the policy for youraelf, you will
anrel)' &&'l'ff that this ia a tremendou1 val11e and you'll want to
. eonijnue t}iia SlQO.OO·A:WEEK ext.ra c:aah prqt.ection.uQder the
-Plan that'• belt for you. -·
'IAH 1-INDIVIDUIUISI ONL1 ,LAH,
If you want to cover yourself -or yourHlf and one or more
adult dependents (including your apouae) -then this ia the
Plan for you. Each person must be 18 or over, and ah all pay (per
penon) the rate appliceble to his or her •ft'·
r------------"\"&1 •I~ MOtlthly 1"1Wmium
T1IESt ME YOUR LOW RATES ,...,, ........ ,., 13.95 ......_,.tint 11tentk'1 ,. ................. .. ....... pa... ......... .
40-41. , ••• , . only S4.9S
!50·5'. . . . . • . only 15.95
60-74,.. . . . on!)' $6.95
75 etld !Ml" on!)' $8.95
SAVE EVEN'MORE (up to 20%!) by payin1 al quarterly, hal
year or yearly rat.ts, aent with policy.
,l~ Q -'AMIL1 PLAN WITH MATIRHl11
This Plan ;t for the family that ia 1till 1rowin1. To the total c
the m~thl1 premium for the adults to be insured, just add Sfii
Thfr"eftl.ltM you to all maternity beneftts. It a\IO covers all you;
u1nnarried, dependent child ren. between the a.eta of 3 month!
and under 19 yean who live 1t home. Futun deptndent t'hildren
will M co'lft'ed when they reach 3 months of asa and without any
additional &ar~.
,LAH ill -FAMILY PlAN WITHOUT MATllHIT"f
Thia plan 11 fur the fsmll)• thMt i1 no lonrtr rrowlnr. To the
total of~ fl'\Onthly pn:rnium for the adul's to ht IMured, just
add $1. Th11 ('O\·er-. ft!l your unn\; r ried1 dltpndent cklldnn be-
t!'"n tha &p9 of J month~ 11.nd under .lt ""'"who u.,. iti Mme. -. -HQft; TH>liilul•r Monlll!r l"rt m•uff> tllow" l>ft·,.0,. ,.our ... ~ f)..,,. or ~l~j)'\i"'lf>• t •m1 '°'" P!.tf'f>IU"' pou -will !'.'fl!lll~'"IO JeY: ...... -~ ... ,,." 1.u 1"0'' fl'9m .... ~ ..... ,.. .. Olle9 1Wl ""9....,..tid. '°"' ~ c•n .,..,., be c Mc:..i.. ti !'lo. mvctl or .... 9ftin~ t'Oll.ct ,._ U' -Ot tlec•VM ... IMIM -et -'*It Ofllt If l:Mrt It • 'P'"f'•I r•I• .O}uJtm.nt, up or ...,,,, .,, Mt peticln of tl'llt l)l'pt lfl )IOU!" ef'ltli. 1l1I•.
Act ftow-''l.rer'' may .. ,......,
TIMI IS ·PRECIOUS! Act quickly I (Not...a.n wilt caU.) Get ronr~.'Ollment form Into Uie ma~ tod•r wllh'fOUr first mon.\h'1
9retn1um •c:t0rdlnr ~ the,plan you. ehOOM. R.t.rnitmbar you mnM
be •plt~)f aati$fll!id or your mone1 wnt })e: i-tfunded. But JOU ~liwt act nfbt now. IWroember, once JOU tufer an attldenl.-or
s1cltnes•,rlt'• TOO LATJ!: to buy prot.ec:ition at '•tt'lf eo1t. Thit'•
why 1!l'9 Ul'ft you to act today -61/°"' an)'lhtns unexpected ba-
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The Presidential Extra Income Plan
OM l"\'ftldt>n11fl Uff tnwr1~ COmNn)' of ~mene1 {Nomi on.e.:
Cllicato, lllllDI) e1n1e1 full fftpl ~ for tilt protectlOt'I Of.ell
p01icyow,_. 1nd h UC:lHM'D IV tMI ITATI CW CAU'O!UttJ-
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