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j.,jON,DAY },f.TERNOON, SEPTEM.BER 30, 1968
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f;ha•••pions 1All
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a· urfing Champ;
Women's Competition
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1 ; ' ·NATIONAL .71TLIST. WINNE.RS -Top awards in the Un!W States .
.Surtlng ChamJ1IOllSbips at Huntington Beach went•lo (left to right) .Dav.Id K. Nwihiwa:, Huntington Beach,. U.S.· chaltlpionshi1>~ Corky
Clll'l'Oll, Dana POint, All. Aniund Surfer; and Linda Be!Moo, Herll1<>sa ·
llea<h1 Wonial'tand·Gjrls• Open titlist. . ' .
H()me T0U2ner Captures
N.ational Surfing Crown . . .
' .• B1 CRAIG LOCKWOOD
I ' ; 'Of tfM DllWJ llJllilt lltff
Datt, 1 h<ne David NuWtiw.a, a
hometlown boy, IDd&yrelgN as king ol
Huntin&!iio Beadi'a 1968 U , S •
-Cbampioosbipo. Th-e ca t-foOte d Nu uh i wa,
rollerc-.cl hil ny througll mushy,
missbo(len, three-foot suri in Sunday's
finals, PQ'Wertng to an upset win over
DU. Point's ~ Oaxroll who wag
seeking hll third alralght victory in
tbe event. ,
Howev-er, Carroll, 1ritb a third-place _. ____ ...:....._ __ _
..-....~~ ' . mmc• Peter Wtl&and ' bf Newport Beach
has ®me ab way aiftce hi• birth
tinii.sh in the men's divisi.'on and a
second-p?a<:e finish in the paddle race,
was arwarded. the Duke Kabanamolru
'I'roQby as best all around surier in the
1968 Champlonshlps.
Nuuhiwa's win Sunday vaulted mm
into the running for a first or aecocd
.Place position on the seven-member,
U.S. West Co<lst Surfing Teem w!>lcl>
~ to Puerto Rico in· November far
intef'national competition.
Finalists In! the annual Hl>lllinCtoo
Beach championships bad to deal with
puny turf, darik Wetdter m:I, at time1,
tow-flying televBon he1icopters as a
crowd of 20,000 surfing enthullesta
looltedoo.
Obeervers a(;Ued that M'f bumies
on the beach deserved the most points-
!or lhape,-Suoday'a surf certolnly
didn't have much.
Two-time vi-Carroll -llW!y
based bis etrategy ,on h~s of picking
up an outside set .He lw-ked near the
southern l!mlta of the competition
...... looked ror a tmg 1<>11 slide with
wtlicb: to dlaplay bis taledl. It never
(See SURFING, Page Z)
Neat~'tata1ina
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87 Amva ll. VINSEL ............... ,,
A seaplane .zoomlni IX7wml Avalon
to pidc up • load· of J>OSSelll'<• aud-dti>ly went li>to a .......,,.,,g power am 41>m. 1,000 feet 51>nday,, dialn-
t~ ill a shower al dellri> -n it
hit 'd>iJmel waters '. Horrified boat.rs who wilm!osed the
-dive fill>ed far Ole bbdy ol pilot
Will1Am B. Brtdilftnalr, &, cl. -· but it sank iOi the 1-,3JIP-.fo:ot-d.eep seas
l>efore they '10Uld ge,t l\.Jl!>oOfd-
Searoh for the tioll; ""''canceled to-
day by U.~. COUI Qwri ·a-.:h aod
re.scue peraonoeJ.. while investigators
began fr11n{1'> determioe wluit e&US·
ed tbe akkfdng dive and, cra!ll.
-· deputiu sold the Catalina Seajllooe1 hw:., er.ti j>ad taken olf
from the Jinn'• Sall' P,edro terminal,
located el Bertli llljf>oueatll the tower·
log Vincent '1bouuij .Bridge, 1.,. than
10 minutes before1 I n&Iewoad ettorney R1lss Moss and
five panengers ~ his boat,
Ftmtratioa n, watd1ed the gr1m spec-
tacle u tile twin~ plane dove
toward the sea. · "W• NW it ~ down •.. the
prq>1 wn-rull1 ttrmng over, then
be ... ed °'"" -hit .,. ""''" ani! ~ plal>e just~." Mo.a said.
Two other pleasure boeler1 in the
crash area -about two miles oU
Wblte 's Cove '-aaeisted in trying to
rtcover Br1dgeman•1· bodf, but said
there fts no doubt that he had been
lmlled on impact.
Seat> "l'<I other delris from die 1().
(See AIR CRASH, Pa~ Z)
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Battleship ~ew Jersey
Joins War With Bang
ABOARD USS NEW JERSEY (UPI)
-'Ille ba!il.d>lp USS New Jorsey
Joined lhO war agalno't Nor1h Viem'""
.tlodlly ana serit 98lvo iafter salvo from
bof 16<Dch fl\ll>I "'"'bing -COm· munist shore targets with thuoierool
explosions of orange flame and smoke.
The great -.Jp, whlcl> bad lain
in mothballs since the Korean war,
fired 2,700.pound projectilea Into COm·
monist artillery sttei, bunkers and an-
tiaircraft b3.tteries a mile above the
demilitarized zone. In 3\io miootes the
New Jersey oan equal the destrucUon
of 60 bombing plan<s.
Fifteen yean and 66 days after she
fired her last shots ol tte Korean w.ar,
the New Jersey steamed slowly within
Nlnge of North Vietnamese batteries a
mile above the DMZ. At 7:30 a.m. the
starboard rifle on the No. 2 turret
fired the llnt shell.
Within 90 minutes ttie ~ Jersey
battered two Commw:Ut artillery sites
and a third complex of defense posi-
tion• nine miles inland and seven
miles northwest of the U.S. Marine
outpost at Con Thien.
The Navy said the battl .. @p, only
one on active senk:e in Ole world.
would u.Se her ma:limum range ol 23
miles later In the day lo hit tariets
farther inland.
The Initial torget -a North Viet-
namese storage area.
After the first shot, the battleship'•
commanding officer, C8pt. J, Edward
Sn)'der of Falrlu, Va., waited an.-
ioosly by lits radio in the fire contt'Ol
aback ror a report trom a .Marine pilot
flyin& above tbe· target.
'J'\le. first prpJeciile -300 y.,..Ss olf
center, came the report. niree more
times the New Jeney 'fired and the
Marine pilot radioed back \he supply
area """ desaoyed. '\ He 'dir~ the lire agaillst'an an·
(See NEW JERSEY, Pa1e. I)
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North Vietnamese
Tighten Siege
On Green Berets
SAl(iON (UPI) -Nor11> Vietnamese
soldiers today tightened their siege on.
the U.S. Green Beret cam,p, at n.uong
Due, battered a relief column tryirlg to
break ll>rougb and OOlsted their ~g
over one of five captured vi11a&4!•
nearby.
But the star-<boped callll''• 25 U. S.
Special Forces defenders and their
about 300 Vietnmnese i r r e g u I a r
helpers held out against the 700 Reda
despite dwindling supplie1 and three
days without aieep. Three human w.ve assaulU during
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Police J:f9J~, Threes ' .. '·"(s .. ilSp.ee
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After Battle ' .
A shotgun attiiclj,.i.u.i 'Cir. ii. iq,
standing grud(e. wmc!I ,POll._ ~ on a narcotic• 'deal ¥t ~ ..,..._
gravely -.<led at an .,AMl!elm
residence Sunday night and throe
others jailed.
Raymond C. Ho1Tlga11, 21, al Pant·
mount, . · . al• con<IJjlon • ot
A Memorial· H"""'OO' with
s . · wounds ,in ~. beod., cheat, k and abdomen. 1 . • "·
Terry ~. Sili>s, •JP, ol ~quot; b ~lso in erit{cjlf conditiqn yiJth ~
JJ> lhe stom•Qb·cbes~ ..... )ef. •
Hit ..... foce, ,neck ,and ... ~ •. a,_ 11. Amlc:o.·'9i 'Clf>Rl\».Wwr4. is
listed In oerlout.c=llon toda7,'ac· co>;d!Dg to· hwll!ll' ' ' ' . Cbarlea R. AJrar; .,.i : W!lllwi> F.
F1arls .. Z.year-old Wblt1ler'Y1>11Uu, are
both held In OrJio"go ;OJ>llJ Jail ...
suspicion ol ....Wt 1!111>.lntenl to
commit murder poli<e oaicl:
Ann E. i.rei&iiii, ~ ial' Anaheim,
also w~ .m.ttd ca suaplcion ol
posseuion o( dlngorq_ua drup -u a
result a1 Ille ll>ootlng''ln...U,.Uoi1. I
NeiiJl;tiora 'c;alled 1or ,oai...1 af1'it
• Htntgu; S\!nl . ""!'> Amico wem
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Don't 1<>s>1< 1.r a .,respite 1rom
th.,. moi>inc low clouds Tues·
day. warm the weatbarman.
pblntlnc to lll0!'9 'e"I the same in1h Coollal ·~ ~
jn Germany. He
hu come a long
way, ln tact, just
la the 20 ·years
be bas lived In
the United
States -all tile
way to the
American Olym·
pie tMm. m. 1tory is
featured today
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plri al tAe pre·
OlJmpic mies
OGOrupCoast
OlJmplalll,
GOP , Voters Still :nominate. County:
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Alao llartlng
""'8y ~a -In the Social Notes IO¢ioil Gd -of tlla Oruge Cout
otrmpllDI *' """: lhoy'll root for lli!r ~ Meet bl-. bll& eyed
alrley !lllJ1ll, -di mmmer<Chrow-. i11111Ji*1 ~ lid Burke," In the first
of .the *\el 'r DAILY .fDm Sl'.al!
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87 TOM BARLEY ed almolt 53 percent of tile county !ember 12 ...toil d81e, 21 more -St
Of .. Dltlr l"lllf Sltff lotaJ. o{ 416,M,. ' .John lilted in June.
Oran&OI Cowltx'• regtater<d -· D •mo c r & h a I & In tr a 11 e d · U.-nmltted .,.g111ra1111 ,..,. up
have shown 'llltle ch-in tliejr Republlcall1 wllli a lilll1 al 2'3,4'9 On 'by almost liO pei:cent from !be JUne
Political thinking since .... J-the Novomber llltlng, almolt' C per-fOtll of 18,IDO •. "Declined to _.,
primary election1. coum, c l ! r It cent of the COODl7. lc!taL Apln, 11>11 voters tallied :tz,460 in St Jobi>'• -
Wllllam St Jolm revealed -Y· • perceotace -~ to the Juna analyala. . ' • '
St JohP.'• ~of -,...sstrt· primary ..,.i,.i. -211,1162 al the • ~'bird. clOar majoritJ In
tldns for Ille NOftmber alec:tice -· !11,192. -V -I h 0 W t d al bid IWo al 10 Onftla Coul' ..... ~ ..... lo be acala .. -Democndc ....._ 'lhullltloa -.-I.of.....,. and lodiY wffh 1111~ G9P r.gt~ ae-Amrrlooc ~!or tan•• W--~ Iba iountt• GOP ~ (Qr Almost 53 percent of a · declined durfnl .lie Interim' _[>Floe! tnW lo P,. ... DO!llocna Ure eclce
co<Jllly total' of 'Seo,8116 voters. 'Ille from a,1156 in J.... lo 7,111'1. ' la' in boti. -· ' . : '
roUo· -!denticli· ... J-retun11 Non-.. Peace'alfd ll'reedo1n jllntyl l!ellld tile """"'1'• GOP bllll lo Ila
when 272,885 llepubllc:ms Ulen -~ 1upporter1 mQled 1,112 at tl>e Sop-~ Dr.mocnts tlie edl• in·both -•·
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EUGENE, Ori. (AP) -Anollllll
-tried lo destroy the Navy and Ma-
-Corpo tralnlni color l Eugene
cauaed '1118,ooo damage Sunday .
No -Wal burt, ... at leut 1lree
e:zplas:ioal about l e.m. wrected a 12-
toa c:rme 'WiMl a S5-foot boom, two ..... ...-..-....... -...-.--.. CSf'lpe-1. meaua'• •, woq14 • tpeCUlate.cc
-... ±1 tbe equipment. but ----pr--inY<i¥1<1-°""',.....,. -_,_ ..... .,_
,_of B ~. IOjh ~ Relf *01 Marini Ollrpl R.eterYe, .
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A heavy crane doOr 'I' .. thron
feet over a storage .&.,..,,. _
TW<I unlpllad ,.._ bOmlJI
f-in the -bnlldin ~· eaid the .r.on1111 !loolt· ed power fuses to plaMllc l8IXhric.h ~ filled willl gaaollne. Tl!e<e
devices were pUoced near dlmel fuel
IDd J a 1 o 11 n • lllC Wiii apNad 111 a
)lall'tQy "' .... ..me "' .. main IJull<lllll. ..
'11>e !nveotig&lorl -·Ibo -
type"' --"'. -limy otnraee garafe beblnd tho main
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........... w1ra1-..Jeadsto __ ...., __ ... 111mo0·u1 lllG TURHOUT GREETED SURFERS AT U.S. CHAMPIONSHIPS IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
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• Ji'1'ollt P.,.e I Humphrey May. Suggest
't:Hal"'in U.S. Bombing ~-i~ 1mr.t:ii: 1;;--m::.~ _.. "the pm., at Joul ... t'I• ,,... of operatloa. -~--'"" thoaJlll 1111 ,... -_., up lo .,
SURFING~. •• I came. 1
la tact, aD.. Cirroll.nmlved for his
·-.... a --• Jow·flying · televlllion bellcoplor ..-.......i to
'fLalt!n out what --. -with
--alrllnel ...... peetodto-1.-illlO. ~ I' ..... P .. e I . Ntirll•--tadw-·~ " .. ,._ ~·"'" •t1oa·~,,,.,... -VOTERS · · ,~-~ !Mllll aDoor lhe' ••• ._ .. ~-,:,.li'i~_a!:· .,..:.....--ToW, .., .. ,
,._ 1}M:'Wei .... ,. ablll 1o ~ 2r.eoi; oim-• 11,Xl. ·= t11o 11111-=ti'd'-ID air IA1au lie"'* -• 'll>lal.. 1,811;
---Ibo .... -· Rep.lblleaDI 5,9'0; Deocrato, 2,'11. ,,_ 1boy claim tbt Ciani planes Nt'Q011 --Total, 21,471; wm .rhe -many of the natlom'• a-bllc11111 111.•; .~•to t,116.
allpKtl are 111111 --""" lo -· Saa Clem.--'l'ota1, 9,Cllo; a-eflldoiiuy. 6ai ·747 alone could R<l'Qbllcans 5,252; Democrats 2,391.
dump !\GOO pieces of tuqage at a SU Juaa Caplltnao -Total, 11504; tmn1naL Jl'lve ol ttiem arrlvlog within Republicans 910; Democrats · 513.
ball on 1>our coul4 flood a t.rmlnal Seal ·Beach -Total, 16, 2 5 9 ;
with -2,000 .,,......, looking for RepubHcans 9,11411; Democrats 5,995.
tejepbonol, relatlveo or 1 h • I r COMFORTABLE MARGIN
a.--. · · Orqe Coeot voten in the Second
w-.1 oUbe let predicted Qial Supervllorial llilllrlct rave the GOP a
Ua wdn1 will ale!> llP. the overdue comf<lrial1le margjll over l°h e Ir
-•-DIM ond entarse the... Democratlc rlvala with 5 S , 7 8 8
11en'• alrplrt IJIWll. !'HIJ!rollona in a diltrict f<Pl ol
SHOOTING .••
bl-.! lo .. povement la·frool ol the
~ rnldace bJ two men 1n a ... .
'Ibo -........ -.11111 arrlvlog arloavlnltbl-1111entbeywere
cdl -.. ~ lllJlo. police uid tadaJ, blaminl the attack on a
......... dlol. N~ gave police a deocriptlon
of the .._.,ted 1etaway -· wblch -llo!l!>ed· in llilma Pork by polloe w11o .....iad Alpr ond Faria ond CU>-
lllc-a alJGICtm.
lnvoollpl«I aald .they understood
the poir bid a Jcoc,daDdlnf tlfu<lge
ow!r the .deila Gt, a frtelld from a
-... -md believed Ilda lo belbe-.
A quaa4lt7 of ·ma1Juana and dnii
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lo bave-. _,, '1llll1ll police were
en...Utolllo-.g.
Funeral Planned
For Drama Cri~
LOii AtfGD,ES (AP) -Ro_,. Will
bl ...-,_, for Edwin
Scblfi.t. wllo -... LOI Allfllel Ttmel•--lormcn tmnfour clecodet 1111111 b11 retirement la IMS.
-died Saturday night at Brenlloood ~ HoepMol at
the ... Cl ·79, Ho atorled with the
Tlmol Ill JIU md become Ill m-
ind --la Jilli.
DAIL Y PILOT --c--;=z:--== ~
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113,0lt. Democratic registrallom in
&prior D:avicl Babr'1 d J 1 tr i ct
taDied 53,028. -OnJ:T 000 1Upervilorial district-the
Fint-'ftllt Democratic ·wllh 47,302
voters relegating 44,148 Republicans
lo oecoad place m a dJatrlct which
m~ rr ,315 reJl!lratl-.
It Wll the IMDCI 1tory ta Omgnli-
sional dlslrlct analysis wllh the 34th
District racking up 113,125 Democrat-
ic registralions over 94.131 Republic-
an voten lo a total ol :IJJ0,318 regis-
trations .
'Ibe other t h r e e congressional
districts were solidly RepubUCan They
voted: District 25 Republicans 44,341;
Democrats :m,071 ln a total of '17,694;
Dls1rict 32 Republlcans 2 4 , 8 8 8 ;
Democrat. 17,191 in a total of 44,718
District Replbllcans l'-',358; Demo-
crats 82,482 in a total of 238,2154.
OTllEll ANALYSES
Oljer analy1es by SI Jahn Included:
~ District 3S, Republicans
101,358; Democrats 911,238; Total 210.-·
275.
Al Dlstrlct 3S, Republlcons 101,356 ;
democrall 98,238; Total 210.2'15.
Aasembly Dlllrict 71. Republican<
114,250; Democroto 60,065; Total
IB3,406.
AHembly District 711, Republicans
88,030; Democrats 82,939 ; Tot a J
W,402.
· Alsembly District 3S, Republican•
45,082; Democrat& 31,818; Total 60,476.
. Auembly Dlltricl 69; Democrels,
611,631; Repubvllcans 59,324; Total 135-
603.
0 ran i e County's unlncorporated
area was solidly RepubUcan with 43,-
1168 n!glstrations ID a county total of
71,391. Democrats trailed the GOP
tally by more than 20,000 votes with
23,961 ..,i..r-accepted by St John.
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AIR CRASH. ••
panenger Goose. a World War JI vfn.
lae• alttrall, l\Yirled about ID channel waters and the bulk of the craft It.self
laDt within one ball hour.
1be Col.It Guard cutter Cape ffi1gon
and a USCG retcue helicopter were
dlapatcbed to the scene, but arrived
too late to p~ up Bridgeman'• body
or pot a line DOI< the wreclta,<ie.
NO RADIO CONTAcr
Vance McClellan, general manager
fl the Bline, said today that there
was no radio contact with Bridgeman
during the roblUie, 2Z mile night to
ARlon.
'1be f1labt waa reported overdue at
2:44. p.m., according t.o aheriU '1
clepullet. DurioC the pall aeveraJ years ,
seaplanes !IOdlng at Avaloo have U:·
perienoed dllllcuJtiH ocoao1onally,
po.r1icularly in roup ..... Froq~ Ibey land at Catalina'•
~ -tho isloncl, -than list ..utn1 dowtt ID ---· No-dov ..... --·-111 ... _ todoy ...i delAnnlDlilon of
the Chlh -will bl -.it If the """"'1lce D tbo pllal' I bod,r .. not
ntOlffll41d.
-"' tho --1d yield claa lo 9117 -8111 ..-cal
!ollln, while ., llo&IOply wwld •ho•
wllether B,.._ mlllrt ha" bad a
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sign or reciprocal restraint by Hanoi
and only after aaaurance that a hilt
would not endanger American troops
and Ille South Vtelname.e population.
'lbt DemocraUc c:ondklate allo bu
1aid consiltenUy that be favored
anything wlllcb would help the Pam
peace talb toward a coue-nre, but be
bu .been equaJlr I01lng
he wu:rted no camp to
compfu:ate the la Part&. Alllo,
he bas emJ)baalzed atedly fbot
rreald<llt Jcillllolull1U1 e o11 tma1
declolona deaUnc rill Ille -.. 111 be lealo"eS office in January,
Thus, If Humphrey come1 up with ·
any major Vietnam policy lblfl in his
· TV speech \oDllfrt, II would bave to
bDve been cOordlnat..i With Che White
House If actual 11lctica are Involved. It
wu the Humphrey ataff wi19 labelllld
Ille speech u "a major fnrelp policy
otalem..t.'' And judgjllg fnlm bll ....
cent campaign atatements, It 1eemed
lllogical that Hll!lll>hro1 would lallo a
harder, hawkish line. From tlU
backgroQnd lletnmed speculotion lliat
he might move clom lo a new pabUc
otance on baml!lnt. .
* * * Nixon Awaiting ·
Wallace Strength
Before Attacking
MIAMI (UPI) -Rlcbard M. Nimon
bas decided t.o steer clear of trom:al
tlaircraft bete which bad tired on hla attacks on former Alabama Gov.
plane and within minutes tlU blse · George Wallace uni ... th• third Porty
was destroyed. Four ant1.aircraft candidate continues to gain strength
weapons were bloWn sky higb and a during the next 'few week!~ ~g of OOnbrt was destroyed. -Howe·ver: · !faim'i.pOiiticaJ. director,
In julJilollon the spotl<r plane Robert Ell.no-. leA Open the
-streaked wld!ln 100 yorda of the .New poeoibillly llllG Nmn WOUid aim
and CamiDutreets died in 8aata Ana Jersey's starbo&rd bow and radioed: directly . at Wallace u be bu at
Comm\Utr H<JSJdtlal. ''Welcome to the war." Hubert_ H. Hum~ if the former
He bad been struck by a car driven 'Ibe plane then dipped it& wiflis in gorernor maintai.M-bls upward climb.
P -'-salute. '"i The _Republicap presidential can..
by Lealle R. eten:, 17• of Santa ,_,..., . Until now the U.S. Navy has been clidate spent the weekend in nearby
police reported. The incident is still using the eig1lt-incb guhs or its Key B~)'lie where be combined rest
under lnvestigatioo. cruiser• f<r offsbore attacks. Inland. at the midpoint of his carDpatgn with
Howard J . Jolmaoo, ro, o1 Garden targ.U, includlag the antlaircralt and strategy sessiom wi1ll bis principal
Grove, died Sabmlay al Palm Harbor radar boses which -· downed 000 advisers. allied pianes over North Vietllam, are Nixon scheduled a flight today to Hoepttal of injuries suffered • week Dtl'll in range of the New Jersey. Detroit where he will l!ppear on an
ag'O in • two car aool.deot that toot 1be 'I'h1I wu one reason fotmer Defense evening televlskla panel coof:rUted by
We of hill wtfe. Secretary Robert S. Mc Nam a r • questions frOm local'i'Mldenta.
'lbe crash ocarrecf. Sept. 2% at 9tb recalled. the 56,ooo-ton batuewagon Among those conferring with Nixon
street and ,,._..... Avenue In from the mot,bbai1 Deet. Aootber is during the weekend were Kentucky ~....._.. that the New Jersey can 1nru~ havoc Sen. 'I'hnlstoo Motton &ftd Wl..scon6in
Garden Grove. Johnson's wife, Ora on COMtal poaltiOIJI wtien monsoon Rep. Melvin Laird. California Lt. Gov.
Viola, 68, wa.s dead cm arrival at tile rains ha~ grounded American alt Robert ·Finch W• expected to join the
hosJi,tal power campaign 1n Detroit tDday,
th• waeloond carried 111• NOl1h Vl<t-j~~=f;~;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~~·~~~~=======;~~:=:=:==::==:~=l namese into the five villages and to
within a stooe's throw of the Special 0 Y°"" Omcoa
Forces camp. But with d.ivebombers Sala & Slrtliet and allied artlllecy helping, the defeud.
ers kept them out of the camp. OMEGA A11<11<11 Meantime, the USS New Jersey, the
world's only active bactlesbJp, joUled
the war. It fired its first salvos in 15
years and 66 days today, unloading
do"""' of 2,70Q.pound sheUo onto North
Vi.._ gun positlona aloof the
border Demilitarized Zone.
PUots ID spottel" plones radioed thot
the shells b1ew up at least four gun
sites, shredded an actillery position
and mangled a North Vietnamese
trencbli.ne and road.
Communist artillerymen in the cap.
tured villages around Thuong Due and
on "O:iarlie Ridge" overlooking the
Green Beret outpost shelled the camp
unceMIDgly, UPI O>rreapoodent Ray.
mond Wilkinson reported .
'Ille constant barrages and ftrums
ol Cc..mmunist machinegun fire clo1ed
off all ale approaches to the "'""P· All·
Ualrcralt fire -a belloopUr then: ~Y and forced nm.
forcemenU: to march In fna. a We
cf>otlper .landing .... mllet away.
Further, Communist frogmen blew
up ooe of the few brldgeJ apanntag
mCllllOOD.flooded strnma around the """'· ' Allied comma-. dispol<bed ...
ttlnfcrcemoat& SUnday md tho _..
rillu wu. waltlnf. Belen tho rellaf
CClkmtn bad IDlll 1,000 ~ _,,,
!uncle -ml the cemp, tho Redo
opened up.
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... Communlsto ·-lot .. (IUI
-thin pop up bdiiod .. -opld<r boleland.........,bnnbrw.'n-w
bep11 to pt ftnl It.,. tbe lldu." At
Jatl report, the relnfll<ce-bad DOI readied the ump. ,
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Boaters See
Seaplane's
Death Diye
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of lh D9ffY ,.... s .. ft
A -"'1e zooming toward Avalon
to 1"d< up • load of possengen sud-
denly went into a &UMmjng power
mw trun 1,cm feet Sunday, disin-
~ In o shower of del>rll 'Oflen it
hit channel waten. •
Borrlfied boaters who ..-ed the
death di.Ve fished fOr the body of pilot
W>lllam B. Briel-. 53, of Malibu,
but it -In the 1,200-foot-deep ....
before they could get It aboa<d.
• -lor the-body was cenceled to-
clay by U.S. Coast G1"1l'd search and
rescue personnel, wbile investigators
began trying to determine what caus-
ed the aiic~Edng dive and crash.
Sherllf' I deputies said the Oatalina
Sea(Unes · Inc., craft had taken off
'from the -·· San -terminal, locot<d al -96, beneolh the tower-ing Vhiceot nJomu Bridge, 1 ... than
10 mioutefl>efore.
JnglewOOd attorney Rtis Moss and
five passengers aboard bi.a boat,
Fruatratliin II, waliched the grim spec-
tacle u the twin-engine pltane dove
toward the sea.
· "V(e "Sla.W it coming down • ~ • the
propt were reaJl1 tumbi& over:l t:ben
be nosed gyer and h!t 1be woter aJ!I
the. lane jUst ...._.. " -aald. ~ otbet ~ -· In the CI'&Sh area -abrut two mJ1es oil
White's Covo.-... latied In trying to
rtcover Bridgeman'• body,. but .said there was no doubt tb&t be had been
l<llled on impact.
Seats and ~ dellrts from fl>e 10-
pasoenger Go!>oe, l World War II vin-
tage aircraft, swirled about in channel
waters and the hulk of the craft ttself
sank wi11>in..,. hllf hour.
The Coast Guard cult« Cape lllggon
~ a• USCG rescue helicopter were
dispatched to the tcene, but arrived
too late to pick up Bridgeman'• ~
or put a line ado the wreckage.
Vance McClellan, general maoaa:er
of the .airline, said today tbat 1bere
was no radio contact with Bridgeman
during the routine, 22 mile flight to
Avalon. •
The flight was repa1ed ovenlue at
•2•44 p.m., acemling to oberlff'•
deput.ie11.
During the pmt several years,
seaplanes landing at Avaloo. h~ve ex-
perienced difflcultie1 oc:cask'«Wlly,
part;cularly In roull> seu.
Frequently Ibey land •t Catalina's
Airport-IJ>·lhe-Sky atop the island,
rather than rlst setting down in
hallbor waters.
No ne"W devel~ents were reported
in the case today and determination of
the crash cause wW be dlfticult if the
wreck.age aod the pilot's body ace not
recovered.
Eriaminatlm of the debri.s could
yield clues to any possJble memamcal
falllll'e. while an aut'Op'1. would sho \v
wtiether Bridgeman might have had a
heart attack or other seizure.
rm1
Peter Weigand of Newport Beach
has come a long way alnce his birth
in Germany. He
has come a long
way, ln fact, juat
in the :10 years
he bu lived In
the United
States -all the ·
way to the
American Olym·
pie team.
Bil story Is
featured today
on Page :n aa
port ol the pre·
01Jmpic aerie•
OD Orlllll Coan
Olympian&.,
AJao -· lodaY II a oerleo In the Soda! Note<
iection on wtvu of tbe Orange Coalt
017111plaa1 and "°" they'll root for
their mea, Meet blonde, blue-eyed
Shirley Burke, wlie of hammtr·throw ..
Ing hbtory Prol. Ed Burke, In the first
of the Hrle• by DAit y PILOT Stair
Writer Judy Hurst today on Page 14.
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WINNING STYLE-Linda Ben-
son shows her form a'nd grpce
in Huntington surf on her Way
to the Women's and Girls' ti.tie.
Search Dropped
As Lost Girl
Said Runaway
A m&§ive seardl. far a 14-ye-ar-old
Huntin,Wn Beach girl, feam ab-
duct~ whl!e ridini her horse In the cky'•~·mll'tlby Bolla'" Ollea4Ha, has been ~ canceled 'becwse illt.-is ~p
parently jus( a .,.,.l'ay.
Jan Wl>U-e. daughtor of Mr. lnd Mrs .
H. John White, ol 4832 Wimer Ave.,
teu,il:oned e family triend Sunday to
report that she la safe, but gave no
oflher information.
Mrs. White e:aid she is certain tbe
girl heard of the 15-hour hunt by 300
men, dogs and a helicopter, and decid·
ed to reassure her worrjed parents
without cont:a~ them dh'ectJy.
"I guess S'be Just got mad about
something and decided to run away
from home," her mother said today.
She went out for a twilight ride
Saturday night and her riderless horse
Spooky turned up in a neidibor's yard
about 9:30 p.m., according to police.
The petite, blue~yed blonde was
we£ring blue jeans, a da:rlr blue
windbreaker jacket and brown cowboy
boots when she disappeared.
Huntington Seek£
300 to Conduct
Census Oct. 8
Thert are about 300 jobs awa1tin ·
applicants at Huntington Beadl city
hall today a.t interviews begin for
census takers to 1"11'1r &bout two
weeks beginning Oct 8.
Mrs. Jane Cheatum of tl>e federal
census bureau will be in charge of the
nosecount wbidl is expected to 1how a
population in Huntington Beech of well
over 100,000.
La>! oouot by the federal buruu
listed city population ~ 94 ,377. Utility
blllings in the city have reached a
marl: bigller than 100,000, say city of-
fidals.
Adminiatrative aide John Costello
said that applicatioDll are ave.llable at
city hall, 5ttL Stn:et and Pecan
J. venue. He &aid that right now there
are far fewer applicants then jobs.
Takers must be over 18, have hig~
school education or equivalent, pass .I!
written teat, be in good physical con·
ditioo, be a resident of the area and b:-
able ilO attend a four-hour tralni.nc
sessioo.
Pay ii '5 for the tNining session
and aeven cents for eacb name listed.
Enumerators must won: at lea.st six
hours per day for the expected 10 to 1~
day1 o! the Cf:DllUS.
Funeral Planned
For Drama Critic
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ro_, w!11
be recited Tuesday for E d w t n
Scballert, wbo -tl>e Loo An1elu
Times drama critic for more than four
decades until bis retirement m 195L
Sd>allert died Saturday nlibt at
Brentwood Convalescent H<11:pbt at
the age m '18. He started with the
Times in 18U and became Ill mus.le
and drama attic In 1916.
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DAILY P'ILOT,...,.. 111 a.-,..,..
TWO CHAMPIONS SHOW THEIR FORM ON SINGLE WAVE DURING U. S. TITLE CONTEST
D•vld Nuuhiw• (left) Of Huntln~ton BHch, Mtn'• i'itll 1t and Corky C•ri'oll, Din• Point All-Around Winner.
bAIL'I' PILOT '111ff ,._,.
NATIONAL TITLIST WINNERS -Top awards ln tlie United States
Surfing Championships at Huntington Beach went lo (left to right)
David K. Nuubiwa, Huntington Beach, U.S. championship; Corky
Carroll, Dana Point, All Around Surfer; and Linda Benson, Hermosa
Beach, Women's '&Dd• Girls' Open titlist.
Park Bond Backers Cite
Teen-age Arrest Figures
Teen•e 1rr4.Wts account for fKI per -
ent of tbe total arrest.I in Fountain
Valley.
According to statistics compiled by
'ie city Parks alld Recreation Com -
1ission, 53'l persons under 21 years
· a:l been 8I'I'ested dur.IDC the first
c ight months of 1968.
"Stventy-flve percent of this figure
nre kids 13 to 17 ye&fl old ," says Com·
misaioner Ron Shenkman.
The proposed Fountain Valley Teen
Center, part of the S2 million parks
bond, would provide a central meeting
place far tbe coromunity'1 3,100
teentferl and would underscore
creilUve rather than d e 1 t r u c t i v e
ouUeta:, clabn.s the commJrsion.
Olly leaden ore rallying public llllJ>-
port f'"' Ille -package wilich re-
qulm t-voter approval aod wlllch will appear on ll>e Nov. I ballot.
The '400,000 teen ~ wonld be
located on four llCrtl adjacat to
Founlaln Valloy lllth SdJool. c..ts break clown u JlOl,000 I« land
purd>a1e, s:DQ,000 ~ construetlon
aocl tvrnl.ll>ln• Of an 11.l*H®aN!·fool
bulldlJll, ond •100,000 lo roatalde Im -
provement.I.
lneluded In the pr91>0sed buildi~C
and patio are a social hall and game
area fitted wttb stereo, ping pOng and
pool tabler; snack bar, various
meetJng rooms, conference room.
reception and office , rest rooms a n d
barbecue area.
Commission chairman' George Scott,
speaking tor tbe center and boods ad-
ded that at present tben Was no city·
wide teen program other t b a n
athletics.
''Sports will satisfy only a small por·
Uon of the young peopl~'• needs," said
Scott wtlo is a high schOOl teacher.
· lie ad:led the center would provide
"Whole&ome 9\IJ'l'Oundings for young
people to lean the skills neceHary for
a haDDV rolallonshlp wlth the oppoette sex..'1 ••
Destroyed by Fire
LOS ANG!;LES (IJPJ) -A 11ro at
the Sierra PrlnlJnl and Litt>o&r"l'h Oo.
Sonday nlgl'tt caused mote tlJon
11qo,ooo dJlmage whne firemen were
1 hamper.,.t by motorists In their effort
to <.'Olltrol the bi..e.
U.S. Battleship
New Jersey
Goes Into Action
ABOARD USS NEW JERSEY (UPI)
-The battleship U~ New Jer&ey
joined the war against North Vietnam ._,and,.._._.,., from
her la.liich -111no-uuhi•& Into CQin-
munlst shore targola wit!! thundm>UI
uplos.iana ~ orenge flame and 1moke.
The great !Joijleshlp, wlllch bad lain
In motbballl 1lnce the Korean war,
llnod 2, 100-J)OllDd p<ojectllea Into Com-
munilt irtilltry .si~s. bunkers and an-
tiaircraft bi.tterlee: a mile above the
demilitarized llOIJe. In 3\0 minutes the
New Jersey oan equal' the deatructlon
of 60 bombing planes.
FU~ years and 68 ~ya afte,r 1he
fired her lut mots of Ute Korean wer,
the New Jeriey steamed 1lowly with1n
range of North' Vietnamese batterie1 .,.
m.ile above the DMZ. At 7:30 a.m. tbe
starboard. riflt on the No. 2 turret
fired the first shell.
Within 90 minutes the New Jersey
battered two'Commumst .artillery sites
and a third complex of defense posi·
tions nine miles inland and seven
miles northwest of tbe U.S. Marine
outpost at Con Thien.
The Navy said the batunhlp, ooly
one on aetive service in the world,
would use her maximum fange of 2S
miles later ln fl>e day lo hit targets
farther lnland.
'Th.e initial target was a North Viet-
namese storage area.
Alter the first shot, the battleship's
commanding officer, Capt. J . Edward
Snyder of Fairfax, Va ., waited am:-
iou.sly by his radio in the fire control
shack for a report from a Marltie pilot
Dying aibove tbe target.
The first projectile was 300 yards off
center, came the report. Three moce
times the New Jersey fired and the
Marine pilot radioed back the 1uppl.y
area was destroyed.
He directed the fire against an an·
tiaircraft base which had fired on his
plane and within minutes ttds base
was destroyed. Four antiaircraft
weapons were blown sky high and a
string of bunker1 waa destroyed.
In jubilation the 9P0tter plane
streaked within 100 yards of the New
Jersey'• starboard bow' and radioed:
"Welcome to the war.''
The plane then dipped its wina:s in
salute.
Jaycee Float
Real Hot Item
Althougb wi nning 1e<ond .1pOt In tile
non·them e dJ vis lon ol the Tustin
Centennial Paradt Saturday WAI nnc,
the Huntington Bea<:b Jaycees found
that the hottest dme was cm the way
home.
'Ale fioal, wblcll reatureiS a flag
some H feet by 'l1i &!et and )\a1 been
entered tn JJ0!'1ldea tn Huntl!>ltan
Bead>, Ooll& Mell and a...1eJ> Giwo,
burned u J111... Robert Wllbr
drove it home.
He Md be. does not lmolr 00. 'tho
fire started. ·~ w11 Juat drt>lnJ alop1.
Nut thing I know Ille Santa ~ Fire
Depai tloent bad the ftre out." .
He Nld lhot th• decor-portion or
11\o !loat w~• dorholllhed. bu\ that tile
sttacture was alm01t undamlfed. ' .,
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Yowr .Ro•ete'Wll .. -
DaUy Paper
TEN CENTS
Dark Horse
Sc~res."Upset
Over Carroll
By CRAIG LOCKWOOD cW tiii D911r , ..... ,.., '
O.rl< hOrse 0..vld NNllwa, a
hometown·boy, Ooday relp u ldDJ ef
Hun~ Bucb's 1ll8tl · U.S.
-CbamPlonsbip1. The cat-footed Na ublwa,
rollerc-ed bla way throotOi l"wil1•
~. three-foot surf In Sundof'a
finals, powerln1 to an upHt win over
Dana Point's Qrty Carroll who WU
sHklng !>is t!l!rd straight victory In
the event.
However, c:.rrou, with a tblrd-p!ace
finish tn the men'• division aod a
aecood-p?ace flnllib in tile paddle race.
was awarded the Dub JUbanamoku
Troplly as beat.all around surfer In tho
1968 Championships.
Nuubiwa'1 win Sunday v•ulted him
into the ?Ulll11ng tor a ftrat or aec<Ud
place position on the seve.o0member
U.S. West Coalt Surfing Team which
goes to Puerto Rico in NOYember for
international competition.
FiJ>alists In the annuel· HllDllncton
Beach chlmpionsblp1 bad to cloat with
puny surf, clanl< ...-and1 at't;ine1,
low-[lying televlllon belleoJitc'a .u a
cro'wd of 20,000 surfing ontbualuta
looked ...
Observers agreed that surf bmmiea
on the 'beach delerved the most polntl
for shape -Sunday's surf certalniJ'
didn't have much.
Two-time victor Carroll -esit!Y
bued..bll stratogy on boPO• 01 pleldn&
up an outslda oet. He lurked -the -ern linllll of tile -1ill<m
oria, loolced far a lone 1ert alJile with
w1i1ch to dllpiay hll 1a1ea11. n ......
came.
In tact, all Camill tecelved.·for Ills
efforts was a buzz from .I IOW•f)ylng
television helloopter which aervecl to
flatten out what surf there was witb
propwasb. · • ·
Angry shouU Md Ost-waving lrmn
the water finally drove off the
helicopter. Pl'Wllll concernln1 tile
helicopter ,.ere later lodeed with con-
tut judges, but to·no avaD.
In anothlr lnciden~ cont..t officials
ordered crews workinc the champion·
ships 'for ABC televiaion's "Wide
World of S~" to break up a large crowd of sllrf bunnies asaembled. for TV cameras directly in front of tht:
judges' stand. .
One injury was reported in this
year's eyenl Margo Godfrey of ~
na del M<P" sWfered a 1houlder !DJ~
when her \>oard ,11ru~~ her al)er ahoi
d u g a rai~ She t'Ullinued in the wom~
en's competlti~. boWever, Jlnl'.ihln..r
third.
RESULTS LISTED
Complete result,: .
Duke Kahonainotu TroJ*1 (Bell
All Ari>UIMI Strrf<r): Cork,y Camill,
Dana Point.
Meri'• Open: 1-Dayki Nuuhlwa, HUJ1o.
tington Beach, 2-Mlke TobUng, Cocoa
Beacb, Fla., 3-Corky Carroll, Dana Poln~ 4-&lpl> Arne11, 'Pactlle Pall·
sades, 5-Mike Purpw:, Mallhu.
Womea'a Opb1 l·Linda Benson,
Hermosa Beach, %-Shelly Merrick,
~ta Monlc~.!-~go Godfry, Coro-
(See SunnnG, Pace %)
"""-' Don't l®k for a reapJte from
those moni.ng low clouds Tues-
day, warns the weotherm1,.n,
polnting to more ot the 1ame
with coastal hitretlry hovering
around 70 and Inland tempa up to 711.
INSIDE 'l'ODA t'
A man who ouoht to know
.says Vk 1 Ptclifknt Hvmphrr11
ii doing "ci UC'll bed job of com-
paigni?lo." Barrr Gol4100ter tolb
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.ONG BEACH BOAT 1 AND CARPINTERIA 1 HAVE DISAORllMENT
Dory Action Exciting Despite L•ckluater Surf
p,.... P .. e J
SlJRFJNG •••
na dll Mar, '-Joyce Hdfman, CapJs-
lrano ~ 1.100)' ~Maid, Her-mc.a BeedJ.. • ., ~ I
-Maa'11. ,1-Plall Y"'!ll!r· Dana
Pollll, 2-Bob'~, Vlr1&4 Beach.
YL, llolM wiw.ina, Din& Point, 4-
Lel\oy Gr&llllll, -lllonlca, 5-F'rod
Aahley,. Enclnl~. '
J!!!!IW llloio'11 1-llrld l\JcCau1. New-
port,JI._ \.llob Ml~l, B,or-.a
~, .. ll&!!d1 Lewla, Bantlngtcn -. c,a..,.. Adami, Santa Cruz, $-
J11 Rlddlt'; NIWparl Bead>.
Jleyl1 Ch r II Sd>llckenmeyer,
N.wport Be&ctt. 2-Bob Buraolde Jr ..
~ _ 3-Leooard Foster, Newport
-· 4-Mllea 0.bonl, Loe Alami .... Wolm .... ,..., Los Alamltl>I ..
Tudem.1 l·Ron Ball-Debb'ie
Gusta!sOn, 2-Steve Brocbine-Barrie
A.Jgaw, 3-Bob Moore..Patti Young, +
Hal Sacka..$a1Jy Ried, 5-Jack Iverson· E.U,er '~. ,_, sm-. Santa Monica, :z.
C«lo' 'omoD; ll&DO Point, 3-Keony
~. Santa'~ 4-]!ob Bllrlllid.e Jr.1 Mllllba, "1"'1 'lleimolto, Newport Jlefdl. I
1>or,1 l·Loai Beach, Z.L. A. County.
3-C&nilnteria SUte/ 4-IJoof Beach B. a.L. A .County B.
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•186,000 Damage •
Arsonists Burn
Marine ..........
~ --• EUGllNll, Ol'I. (Al?) -Arlonlsta
who tried to de1troy the Navy and Ma-
rint Corps trainlnt: cet.er i Eugene
caUMd flO&,CMX> damage Sundty.
·No.one w'oi bllrl, but al leost three
eJiP}olkml about 1 a.m. wrecked a 12·
ton . .,...,. w!tll a :16-foot boom, U.V
-~ ... four, doamp lrucD and a truck UJed to CJITY personnel.
Investigators would not speculate on
who attacked tbe equipment, but said
more tban one persoo was involved.
Capt. Tetty Barria, comnwidlo( of·
11.,... ol · B ~. lotb Engioeer
Balt>Mnn. Marine Col1>a Reserve, aid
dynamite or ..... other bigh uplolive
WAI Uled. I
Center I
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feet over a 1tvrage iara~. ~
Two unignJ!ed gasdit111 bombs WW.
found in the rnaln buildlot.
.Irwestig3tor1 said the arsonist.. bocik-
ed power fuse• to pla.stx l8Ddwieh
bap filled with gasolille. Tlleoe
devices were placed near diesel fu,el
and g a10 line that wu apread 1n a
hallway or ooe wing of the main
building.
The investigators found the same
type ol bombs attached to a one-.ltory
storage g a r a g e behind the m a 1 n
building.
The equipment was parked in a
compound sUITOUDded by .., eigjlt.foot
wire fence .
Humphrey May Suggest·
Halt in U.S. Bombing
SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Vlo e
Prelident Hubert H. HumJilrey Ml.I at
a crossroada on Vletuam war pollcy
today and be may take tile path
towvd a bombbtf halt durinJ 1 major
foretca policy atatement tonlgbt.
'Ibo IJl"eoh. being rec"'1ed in
broadcutiD1 otudioa bore during tile
day, will be teleWJed by NBC to the
counlry at 7:il0 p.m. local time In all
ZODOI ucept Centnl where he will be
seen at l:SJ.p.m. ·
Mut'b of tbe Democratlc candidate's
Sunday 1n Seattle wu devoted to w.Ork
on the speech wit!l bill top advisers, In·
chldinl t>erilOcratic national chaiiman /
Lawrenc6 F. O'Brien and George H.
Ball, U.S. amba1ador to the United
· NM!ont _, quit hi• dlplomaUc post
last week to help Humphrey defeat
Republican Richard M. Nbl:on.
There also was . high-level ~on
sult.ation during tbe weekend on the
unsettling problem of antiwar hecklers
who seem to be getting louder and
bolder with e8cb. Humphrey' operi-to-
the-public speech. The vice president's
Saturday night speech in Seattle was
all but shattered by dem6nltrators
who prevented hia speaking unW they
were thrown out of the civic center
auditorium by police.
Repeatedly during the campa.llJl
Hwnphrey has tilken the position thflt
he, indeed, did favor a halt to~
of North Vietnam but only after 1mde
sign of reciprocal restraint by Hanoi
and only after assurance that a halt
would not endanger American troqis
and the South Vietnamese population.
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Wallace Strength
Before Attacking
MIAMI (UPI) -Richard M. Nixon
ha3 decided to steer cle&J' of frontal
attacks on former Alabama Gov.
George Wallace unless the third party
candidate continues to gain strength
during the next few weeks .
Republicans Hold Lead
In County Registration .Jo11lbo .Jet Debuts
However, Ni.J:on's political director,
Robert Ellsworth, left Open tfiie
possibility Uiat Nixon would aim
directly at Wallace as ht has at
Hubert H: Humphrey if the former
governor maintains bis upward climb.
Thi! Republican presidential can-
didate spent the weekend in nearby
Key IUsca.yne where be combined rest
at the midpoint of hll campaign with
strategy sessions wttfz his principal
advisers. By TOM BARLEY
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Orange County's regjstered voters
hi.ve sbown lltUe change in their
political thinking since the June
primary etectJ.ODI, county c l e r k
WlWam St John.revealed today.
· Sf John'• ..&lya!J of voter .,,g1ttra·
Uoa.1 for the No'vember elecUon 1how1
RepubJ>can voter1 to be again the ma.
j<rity with 306,696 GOP registranta ac•
~ounting for· almost 53 percent of a
. county .total of 580,886 voters. The
rado. WA, Jdentlcal to June returns
when "72',885 Republicans then claiJr,.
ed alinolt S3 putent of the county
tot.I of 516.1192.
DetD.Oc'rat1 again trailed
~s ~ a tally ol 243,469 on
the November llating, almost 42 per-eent of the ' county total. Again, this
pel'CO!jla(e waa i<lentl041 to the June
primary anllysls whe'n 220,M.2 of the
. 516,992 county . voters 1 b o w e d
Democradc preferences.
. · American Independent l o r t u n e s
declined during the interim period
ffom 8,'656 in June to 7 ,069 in
November. Peace and Freedom party
support<r1 totaled 1,112 at the Sop-
'tember 12 cut off date, 21 more than St
.Jq!m )isled in· June.
UnCoJn.nµtted registrants were up
by almott 50 percent from the June
.tolal of 16,100, "Dee!Jned to state"
voteri tallied 22,460 in St John's latest
anA!ysio.
ilepubllcaos had a clear majority in
al but two Qf 10 Orange CO•rt com-
munitiea analyzed. ·Los Alaml"" and
Weatm1111\(!r defied the. county's GOP
'trehd to live the Democ:rata the edge
In botn area.
Defied the county's GOP trend to give
the Democrats the edge In both areas.
Of S,886 re11Stered voters in Los
Alamitos, 2,068 registered a '
Democrats W:ith the RepubUcan party
claiming 1,684. Westminster returns
Traffic Victim's
Funeral Held
F-.J services for Mrs. Soola
--· Westml111ter'1 olxtll traf· fie lat&lity al lilt y-. wore held Sun·
day 81 D!lday Bros. HuntiDgton Valley
Mortuary.
Mn. M<Meekln, (3, of 2 It 2 2 I<-Lallo, H111t~.Beadl died
FrtdoJ ""'"*" -lier ... .,, .. bit IJnwkk!t at tho -,ol Bolaa
Aftnue and Bulbant Stl'ML
Wifed n.tiert A. MacMeetio, the
. -• -•ol ~an!a ana bad l>oe• 111 tllO COUDIJ •l&ftt yut1.A !&mi· 11 ~ aald 1be ·wu • ho·
lanoe deli01'lr.
,Ottltr au.rvl...,,... lnclude her
doQChter, JUI, two *"''• Alan aod Gary, ...S five liltera and• brolller.
Bir body w• to be cnmllld
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reveal 11,881 Democrats re&lltered
and 9,ctrl GOP adherent! in a com·
munJty total of 22,405.
Biggest Airliner Can Carry 490
Nixon scheduled a flight today to
Detroit where he will appear on an
evening television panel confrmted by
quesUons from local residents. Other Orange COMt staUaUcs ln·
elude:
Costa Meta -of 30,'m reg!atranta:,
16,810 llited Republican and 12,066
rtelatered 11 Democrats.
F-Valley -Total, 10,486;
Republicau 5,188; Democrats 4,1568.
Hunllnllo• Beaeh0
-Total, 4.1,385;
Republic!IDJ 21,601; Democrata 19,263.
Lffana Beach ~ Total,. l,Btl8;
Republlcana S,&80; Democrat.I, 2,819.
Newport Beach -Total, 215,4'18;
Republicans 19,565; Democrats 5,85.6.
SU Clemente -Total, a,ooo;
Republlcana 1,232; Democrats 2.394.
Su Jun Caplllraoo"-To(al, 1,!0I;
Republlcan1 910i Democrat.. 613. sea1 Beach -Total, 1 a , 2 s 9 ;
Republicans 9.M3; Democrata 1,995.
COMFORTABLE MARGIN
Orange Coa&t voters in the Second
SuperviJorial District gave the GOP a
comfortable margin over t h e l r
DemocraUc rivals with 5 3 , 7 8 6
registrations in a district total of
113,019. Democratic t'egbitra.tJon1 in
Supetlor David Baker's d I s tr i c t
tallied S3,028.
Only one supervisorial dlstrlct-the
Pirst-went Democratic with 47,302
voter1 relegating 44,148 Republicans
to aecood place In a d.Jatrlet which
mustered '11,~ registrations.
It was the same story in Congres.
slonal district analysis with the 34th
District racklng up 113,1~ Democrat-
ic reglatraUoos over 94,131 RepubUc·
an voters in a total of m.n regis· traUons.
The other t h r e e congre6'ional
districts were solidly Republican They
voted: District 2S Republicans 44,341;
Democr&ta Xl,071 in a total Of 77,694;
District 32 Republicans 2 4, 8 S 8 ;
Democrat! 17,791 in a total of 44 ,718
District ReplbUcans 143,368: Demo-
crats 82,482 in a total of 238,266. ,
01l!ER ANALYSES
Other analy1ec by St JOhn included: -rial Oiltrict 35 Republicans
101,:1116; Oemoorata 96,il8; Total 210,.
715. '
Al Dittrict SS, RepubUcana 101 ,366;
democrat. 88,236; Total 210,271.
EVllRETl', Wash. (UPI) -Tbe
world's blggeat jetliner, a 4 9 O -
pusenger behemoth with a five-story
hJib tall, makea !ta public debut today.
(Bee p!cture1, 1tory, Page 27). / The plane II Boeing"• 717, a auperJet
·that will uaber tD an era of 10.abreut
1eaUn1, 1taieroom1 In the 1ky and
mare problenu: for the nation's
anady crowded airporta.
The plane, carrying a p:> million
price tag, wlll be rolled oqt of a
ibln1ar htre but wm not be delivered
to the atrllne1 unUI October, 1969.,
... The plane iJ a ma11 of auperlatives.
It wellhl 100,000 poundl -double the
welgbt of tbe average four.engine
jetliner. The main landlna gear baa 16
wbeela and a 1Plral staircase leads to
an upper deck that can be uted u a
stateroom, lounge or movie theater.
Meal• move up an elevator from a
galley below the main deck .
So far, Boeing has 1old 158 of the
planes. But the colossal jet Is not ex-
pected to bring any immediate fare
cut for the airline passengers.
Airline otflclal5 arpe that expected
YOUR WATCH~
O ClnM4 • Ollttl •MJUl!od
profitl are needed to defray the
tNmendous costs of the plane, at lea11t
for the first two years ot operation.
They also point out that even though
the plane can carry up to 400
pusenger1, most atrline.i are ex·
peeled to saat about sao. .
Nor Is the plane eIJ>tC:fed to ease the
congestion pluatng the qatlon11 i:naJOr
airporta, Even though It wf11 allow the
airlines to catry more passengers in
fewer planes, CTittcs point out that the
jumbo jets will mfJrely be able to
absorb the predicted boom In air
travel over the next decade. ·
Worse, they claim the &iant planes
will arrive before many of the nation's
airports are fully pri!pared to handle
them efliclenUy. One 747 alone could
dump ~000 pieces of luggage at -a
termioal. Five ol them ltt!vlng within
hall an hour could Oood. a "termlnil
with 90me 2,000 per1on1 loo~ f9r
tel1phone11, reltUvta or th e i r
automobiles. ·
But bf.ckers o( the jet predicted ,il\at
its arrlvl.1 wru step _up the overdue
need to moderntze and enlarge the na·
tion's airport 1y1te.m.
Among those conferring with Nixon
during the weekend were ,C.entucky
Sen. Thruston Morion and Wtscomin
llep; Melvin Laltd. <;allforn!a Lt. Gov,
Robert Finch was expected to join the
camp!lign In Detroit today,
Ellsworth 1aid Nlxi>!f wae "highly
-pleased" Sunday when the latest
Gallup Poll showed him leading with
43 percent, Hwni:ttrey &econd with 28
'percent and W'lllace with 21 percent .
ln addition~ the Nixon fGrCe! were
buoyed by indications in the pon that
'Wallace's "strengtti WM eating away af
Humphrey's backing.
Ellsworth said Nb:On WOUld continue
1o comJ>etewith Wall&ce U.dlrectly ap-
peating to what he calle9, the voter's
'desire for mange aI1d hammering
away at the need to end lawlesmess
·and violence.
Howev~. Nllton wlll not compete
with Wallace vfflere the former
governor has "regional strength,"
Ellsworth ·Said . He eg:rtoed that this
would effectively rule out the Deep
Sooth states.
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.._ t11J, Auembl)' Di!trlct 71, Republicans
114,250; Democrats 80,085; Total
183,t0$.
A11emb4' D!Jtrict 70, Republicans
88,030; Democrats 82,939; T o.t 11
lll.402.
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O,O!ll; Democrats Sl ,818 ; Total 80,478.
Alumbl)' Diltnct 61; Democ:r&ta,
68,621; Repubvllcana lll,324; Total 135-eos.
0 ran I e County'a unincorporated
&tea w11 IOiidly Republican with o ,. I
llll8 nC!Stratlooa In a counly total of
71,311. Democralt trellld the GOP I lally by more th&n 20,000 volu With
:ll,ltll rt&latnm. &coepted 113' St J<lllD.
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D•vld Nuuhlw• (loft) of Huntington BM<h, Mon's Tltllst •nd Co,rky C•rroll, D•n• Point Al~Around Wlnnor,
WINNING STYLE-Linda Beno
•on stiaws;her fonp and gra~e
In Huntlilgtbn surf <in her way
to tire W~en's and GJr~' tt.tle.
LONG BliAClf BOAT I AND CARPINTERIA 1 HAVE DISAGll,EEMEN"I'.
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' North Viets Tighten Siege on American Camp
. SAIGON (UPI) -North Vletname ..
aoldlen todey tightened ttiolr,alege oo
the U.S. Greeh Beret camp at Thuoo'g
Due, battefed a relief colum.n trying to
brealr. 1llloogh and hoisted thelr nag
over one of five captured villages
nearby. ,
But the star-shaped camp's 2$ U. S.
Special Forces defenders and their
a'bout 300 Vietnamese i r reg u I a r
helpers held out against the 700 Reds
despite dwindling supplies and three
cloys without sleep.
Three human waive assaults during
the weekend carried tfie North Viet-
namese into the five villages and to
within a stone's throw of the Special
Forces camp. But with divebombers
and allied artillery helping, the defend-
ers kept them out of the camp.
Communist artlliery'men ·in the cap.
tured villagei inlwid Tbuong-Duc and
on "Charlie Ridge'r OWiloOting the
Green Bent outpost fteJ.led the" camp
wiceasingly, UPI Cl>rrelP<mdenl.Ray·
mond Wilkinson reported.
The constant barrace• and streams
of Ccmmunist,madlinegµD fire ckl.sed
off all a.Ir approaches to 1be camp: An-
tiaircraft fire downed, a heUcopter
there Sunday and f O?' c e d rein~
forcements to march in f?Olh a 11!e
chopper landing zone miles away.
Further, Communist frogmen blew
up one of 'ttie few hrl4if,_ spqmng
monsoon-flooded streama around •the town .
Allied commaliden dlspet.cbed tile
reinforcements Sunday end the-. euer·
rillas were ,.alting .. Bef~ ~ . .relief
c<»umn bad gone J,000 )'8rds lb!ou&b
jungle toward the . c.mp. pie Jtedl
opened up. I -· · •
villages around ttie ·-331> miles north ol Salion. 'lbeJ l'lllled Glolt bluo and red flag ewer oDe riUa.lt -1 mov·
ed Wi1l>ln a stone's tlrow ot tho G.-Bereta. ---
U. S. 1pokelmen aa1d 70 Com-
mwii.u dled In the Ylllaie !lghtlog and
another 39 In hokllbg beck tho tollef
column. Allied !ones, lllhoullb termed
light, were not repor1Jed.
"We could bow rocU flun. our
camp IDd bit the. North Vietnlm.e
they Were that close," said an officer
trom·nwong Due. u. s. divebomben
strat'~ a village market.pl ace,
Wllkinlon said, and the GrMD Berets
drove back ttie North VI..,_.,.
L"'OJll the camp.
From "Chartie Ridge" over 1oatlnc
Thuoog Du.c, the ·0ommum,i. -abeets ol ~ gun 'flro 1lllt down·
ed • u. s. WCooter &mdly and kept
tlJ!lllly pisliu "' ... alri!eld. Qat.
Wing U. S. beHcopter "'°'blps-
IWlmfie.4 ' .over tP• Red I u D -1-ta.
BIG rURNOUl'. GRJ;§!EI? SURf§RS ~1'. \J.S. !=HAMP)9NSHIPS IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
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Meantime,,the USS New Jersey, the
world's only active battleship, joined
the war. It fired its first salvos in U
years ud 6S Gays ~y, ~
dozens of 2,700.pound she!ls"'111o Nor11t
Viffilamese gun positions along th
border Demilitarized Zone. . .. · ,
Piloll In '!potter pl-• radioed 1haf
the shelh blew up .at Least four gun
sites, ·~ u artillery position
and mangled a North Vietnamese
trencbline ~ road.
All officer In the ,..Uef· ®11111>11,aid
the..,.. Commuri.rta l;'w,outd Ie:t~ 1'1 ~s
and;tben pop.up. behind ·., ttom '!'!"••
bcllH and •mv~"i:tieii"wo befan to iet. lli'e ftom liie' llilet."· At
laat reptirt, ~ relliforc.emerits had not
no vutace l&!>tlac 1e1t _.,,.,. o1
Vtem-.dVlllana hi>ln~J°''tbe
-d time in fiv~ mOlltbs. U. $. bom·
hen leveled -ol lbe ~le May
dioing' llioUMr -.1« tho -one! camp, Willdnoon said.
ALMON LOCKABEY, bootb1g editor of the.DAILY PILOT,
n•tloNI ltWlrd winning boitlng Md yac:=btlng \irrlteir, Mfl NII
soon for Acapulco where he will oyoblll the Olympic Go-
y.chtlng events and wrltt lbout them the w.y Or•nge CNlt
11llor1 lib to rMCI It.
reached the ~-· . , · ·
North Vietilameie 1old!ers ·attacked
Thuong Due Saturday, ·~ tlle five
Daily exclusive features on the Oran<Je Co•st Olympi1n1 And the 19th Olympild be<Jin
S•lurdoy from Mexico City in the DAILY PILOT, tho only Orange County now•paper
with its own 'Olympic team' on the scene . Glenn White, bilingual sports editor of the
DAILY PILOT, spooks tho longuogo of tho Olympics. Ho spooks your longuago, loo.
Almon (oc:kobey, enother skilled reporter who •pooh the language of the Orange
Co•st, will file exclusive stories from Acapulco stertin9 October 12 reporting on the
·amng ••vvy of Do~ Diogo'• Lowell North and Newport BHch', Poter Barrett in Star
-:l1u evonn, plus 1ft the ot~or boiling oelion of the 19th Olympiad.
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th• -.. 'Whlto Wtll '*' his blllnguol tllenta to fll fhl
story.In IM loftfL 111 of lht OI~
Only One Orange County Newspaper 'Mat/" The OJ,.,« Team'
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El Puo 'nmea.Edllor W. J. Hoot-
"' IOI a 1wlfl reactloo to a com-
1111111 be llllde In bil column
CowltY Commi.,loner S.m II ·
hun. lloolen had referred to Black·
bam'• objeetlOftl about tile COllllty Jwmn& dllin and tablet to tile eot.
ton FeirtlvlL He ended bil remarks
by aU!na, "By tile way, whatever
bappenecl to tile 'eood old days'
wb.a a cowity commlHioner would
send a tructload of eravel to tile
driveway of one of hi• favorite con-
stituenlaf" Hooten founcl a t:ucl:
load of sand and gravel In hll drive-wq the next. moniiiic and Bled·
ham W4 Ibo UJe of cowity equip.
men! and coynty gravel would: not
coll Ibo edUllt a .llline. •
• "' John Phillips, of Evanoton, Ohio,
celebrated bis lOOth birthday today
and .j:redlted plenty of rest and not
much ucltement for his Jong life.
"! went to bed earlr •. " he •aid. "If
I didn't have anyt111D1 to do, I
went to bed." • The Chicago Police Department
said today it will pay Allee Blolln-
•kl, 62, for breum. clown her door.
Three policemen Drott Into Ibo
wronr beet door In a JllDbllDf rah!
on an apertment near Mn. Blelln-
ski's. She wu away lhopplnf at lbe
time. • When be wu a1l>pped for driving
only five milet an llOur, R .... 11 W.
Ad1m1, 18, of Wiii FalrlM, Vl,
told Officer Al~ S. Beaton lbat
tow gear on the car wu the only
one that worked. Boaton examined
tho 1955 voblcle and 1eld It bed no
brakes, no muffler, no tellplpe,
few window•, a crumpled fender
and hood that WU not futoned
down and a loooe front seat. Ad1ms
was fined '21 In District Court and
bis right to drive In Maino was 1111-
pended for 10 day• becauae, 11 a
minor, be wu Wogally tnnsporl·
ing two cues ot beer.
3 Ministers
Help .Avert
Street Clash
SARASOTA. Fii. (UPI) -·TbrM :r· -... -tho -.un
book :::i::..-::: ti:"" ..:or=
_. Unl:td down a -to .._.. ~I Nlll'O fWlho.
'!tie fouthl,'nwnberlni -JOO at
--· n.....,..i about .,, lloUr lllter, bowever-and police mD'ftlCl in I
and .-tod :13 ~ befan ~
crowd -. ap '* pd.
PoUco QUI J'randl Soolt ..iJMd
le<co of llJ maa1 armed w I I b Sll<Miluili, to pMrol tH Newton ...
unUI di1111&1>l
Ollloort Aid Ibo -._,. ~ nill>t In _ .. 1 .-U.11o•
tor .., IDddent at • Neer• nl&lllclub
Satmday IJllhL
"someone threw a tetr 1• bomb in·
to a Nqro bor ," nld Sbortf! -Boye,t'. Pat'rou ICUITled Cf7lnl Into tho-. and IOV""'1Nld111ey - a -,..11oo1n1 tho scene In.a cor. There were reports of rock lbrowtng
al\lr Ille S&lllrday Dish! lnd4ent, and
tho IDddenU oceurTecl aplD _,
nlll>I-'11,le wlnilow1 al • D11111bor of css were tl"oken d. 1 e v e r a 1
_... IUfferecl minor Injuries. Of·
ficen were rutbed. 'into the Negro
cllltrld Ind tear ps WM UHi! to
~at up a "'°"" In front ol a dru1 rtoH: with • broken plate ctn• win-
dow. No looting was reported.
Sb:rtly after 12:30 a.m., three
Negro mlnilter1 from Newton ap-
pivached Boyer.
''We1! 1ot 1lle peoplo off 1lle llreet U
you'll &et yotr deputies out," they --. ~ .,..ec1 and polled i.ck 1111 of·
fieerl.. 'Iba mtriMrw then walked
llu'Ollall Ille -pleodln1 with peoplo to claar the ........
Search for Six
Branded 'Futile'
By Coast Guard
HONOLULU (UPI) -"The 111rch
!>. beeo l1iipeDclod. F t n d I n I 1
neeatfve~" We t1!at pm -report, the ~I
GIM<J Smlclay abondoned Ille lut1le
·-for lilt peraOlll w h 0 ~~l~ed on an lllllld
"We doa't Jil!y• 1l1t 1Ulhleat ld11
what .~ li!;them-and we may never~ ~'Wtoer Ald. MlM~,.,...~Fm2nd Lt. ROO·
ert Viii J:l.!n, · 24, the pilot, of
Cicero, ID.; Everett Hoewl, 14, West-
ch-. ID.; Belly Vsn Dyke, llJ,
Gnnd Rap!"!',. Mich.; JoAnne Eloln11,
211, HoUoml, Mich., llld Mll")'ls Via, 21,
and Be«y Boor, 22, boa1 ol Wyoming,
Mich.
'Ibey dilappeared • week aao today
an a :aoo.mlII fll&bt from Honolulu to
Hlo, Hawlll. In a linJIHDl!n• Piper
Cherokee plane re!Mcfby Van Vossen.
Tbe youDI Air Force man was mlt· lnl bil l1nt Inter IJland flilllt In
Ha....U.
Search plan., c:rillcronecl 40,000
square m6el ot ocee.n Md often new
low lllr'C>u&ll domierou1 -wind CUIT'lfttl Iooktna for the ill-fated plane.
Ground partiel of voluntleer civilians
tnkl:ed lhrou&ll ro11«1 lurain on
four illandl and Ccmt Guard Cutters
polnllled day end nliht but not a
llnll• clue -found. OWllen Cf the plane Mid they
beUeved Van V01181L crubed 1ud·
denb", wltbout time to radio for help.
I..oC9l aviation uperta oak! lh• pilot
could hive made a 1ll'loul navi1a·
tloDll error and flown ltral&bt out to -Sil: llfejecketl were aboerd the licht
plane, but no UM-aft.
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Despite Tragedy
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' SUSANVILU!: (AP)•-"I told them
all Ille tlfr!I were dead ISICl ul:ecl II
they wamed lo to '"'· and IOV<ral
opolol up 11>e1 II ""' wllat Ibo drla -61 lino wllllod and went out and
Dock Workers
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Strike Slated
For Midn.:ight
NEW YO!IK <UPI) -A dock
......., mlb that coOld tie up portJ
from Maine to Tuu wW Co lntO effect
at midnight 1lonld>t "in the ablence of
a miracle," a labcr depai:tment o(.
ficlal said today.
Repr01entative1 o! tlJ' lnlematloOal
LonPboremen''• A11odation (ILA)
and Ibo Now Yll'll: Shipping A!loda·
tion were meeting aga,in today in an
effort to readl a settlement before the
JLA's coob'act expires but the labor
department official meeting wi1ll tbem
was pessimistic.
Undersecretary Of Labor James J.
Reynolds, dlapatlcllod bore by Prest·
dent Johnson to mediate, toot· port In
si:J: bom's at meetinp SUndl&y that oon·
tlnued until mldnld>t, then told
newnnen the only hopeful note in
negotl!ation1 waa the agreement to
meet~.
"In thl ablence ot a JDiraclie we will
have a 1trike Mooday n 1 g h t , ' '
lleyuoldll uld. He utd the primary
iaaue wu ••a guaranteed annual
wage" for the 93,000 ILA members. Jerry Rubin, anjiwar loader, di1play1 Ibo outlandish get-up in San The ILA 1, seeldnf lo !Dcrease the
Francisco lbat he claims be will w•ar wben ho appears before the number ol guannloed houl• of work
HOUie Commlltee on UnAmerican Act!v!Ues (-HCUA) on October 1. for it. member• from l,!00 to 2,060 a
Rubin was aubpoenaed to appear before HCUA for questioning re-year. The ILA alao seolu an fncroase
gardlng bil part In lbe riota during the recent Democratic Convention in pay from 13.62 an 1IOoir to 14.25 an
In Chicago. When 11111werlng a similar 1ubjoena by tile Committee in hour dur!ns 1 two-y-contra and
1966, Rubin showed up In Ibo cootumo of a member of the Continental frin(e benelltl. Tho eiq*tn1 C011tracl
won the 1ame."
Coadl -RUl..U WU -ldng
of a tragedy In w1llch Iii: dleerlladira
_..11:111ec1 in a highway ICCldont drtv·
Ing to a game SaWrll&Y .oftorn90n
-Enterprise Hlat> 8cbool al Rodding and Ml. La11en ot s..anvt11e.
Seven! al the play~ Jlu110ll Nld1 W«e boy !rlenda ol ,41N! dlad,IJlrJli
"but they went out and played t.h~
hearts out."
Entet¢se -11/.0 game 7.().
Ruuell aaid woril al tbe tngedy
reached him durlnl hllltime and be
told 1111 playm In the -lnl """"·
Vi<tlms ol lhe headon ~allh -a
logging lnlCI: includecl one boy, W•·
ren Martineau, 19. The dead Orll Wert
Shelly Roberti, Jennifer , Bre"..~l •
Ka1hy Van Bom, Debbie Jobson ~:
Donna Maddox, all 17. · ;
Memorial service• will bt held in
the Eoterprioe High Sdlool gym-
na~um Tuesday ~t 2 p.m. said Prln·
cipal Oiarlet F. Denny.
Prisoners Riot
In New Jersey,
Set· Jail Afire
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NEWARK, N. J . (UPI) -Prllon«s
look over a wlnC al a N..,...t Qty Jail
Sunday dl)lt. Ht 1t alUze and ril*d
tor two houri before Jal police and,
lheriff't deputies broU up the meH.-~
No prlamen eacai>ed tl>e.nd bric!<,I
lortrpu-lil<e lns11-jn the city'• I&
dus1rial sectl<in a bolt.mile tram Ibo
center al lawn. O!le pruoner w• In· jured. ' ,
Helmeted police and Ene:c: County •horill'• deputi .. mtd with lhotguns
and 11ear gas ringed tl>e lnltllutioa
w~ Jmnales ran fild -lh 1lle 70.
year-Old minimum aecurtty Wig w!ll(
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uniformed Jdc•num.11111 a •ciuniarl''
ll'O\IP ol ,....... pllroUod. tl>e cor·
rid<n lcday at radallJ Iona• TrenUlo
Central High School
The JChool WIS, &but dow1I by tidal
fnJuble -days I..i -k, tho fourlll time in nine monthl.
A 10 p.m.-to-d&wn curfew this -d Op! the streeta empty Sun·
dlly nlfht ton-., two oll!llo al rock· llrowilll and bo"111 ·bo(Woon wblte
and Neer• youtll 111111.
SdJ>ol wu abut down Thunday and
Friday in the wlke ol Walkoula, wlllte
bocl:lash boyc:l>«a acain.st olio1ed
bullylllll by bladt lt_udeatl llld
10p1nte Nlll11 by black and w!dte
1tudonll over the od>ool troublel.
Meanwbile, the curfew imposed Frl·
day by Mayer Carmen Annentl re·
mained in fifed indefini.tely, at least
un1il --at the IChool cooled off.
Rescued From Cliff
MALIBU (lJPI) -Jomea !!:. Lone.
20, d. lnglewOIOd, was rescued fr<lm his
perch •lo!> " 300.loot cliff In Topanga Canyon Swmy night by a team ol
sheriff'• deputie1.
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Laguna Bea eh -DAILY PILOT Today's Clos.bag
EDITION N.Y. St.eeks
vot:. 61, NO. 235, l SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA /MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lO, 1968 TEN CENTS
Dana Point's Carroll Best· All-around Surfer
DAtl Y PILOT Si.ff .......
HARD FIGHT-Diminutive Margo Godfrey of Corona del Mar con-
templates her next move during finals of U.S. Surfboard Cha mpion·
sh~p at Huntingt_on Beach: Plucky
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15-year-old overcame shoulder
inJury to grab third place m womens event.
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Iii Years In Mothballs '
Battleship' New Jersey
Joins War With Bang
ABOARD USS NEW JERSEY (UPI)
-The battleship USS New Jersey
joined the war against North Vietnam
today and sent salvo af~er s.alvo from
her 16-inch guns crashing into Com-
munist shore targets widl thunderous
explosions of orange flame and smoke.
The great battleship, wltich had lain
in mothballs since the Korean war,
fired 2,700-pound projectiles into Com·
munist artillery sites, bunkers and an-
tiaircraft batteries a mile above the
demilitarized zone. In 31h minutes the
New Jersey ca.n equal the destruct.ion
of 60 bombing planes.
Fifteen years and 66 days alter she
fired her last shots ar the Korean war,
the New Jersey steamed slowly within
range of Norlb Vietnamese batteries a
mile above the DMZ. At 7:30 a.m. the
starboard rifle on the No. 2 turret
Stork Markeu
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock
market held a good gain in active
trading late this afternoon. (See quota-
tions, Pages 26-77).
rm co
Peter Weigand of Newport Beach
has come a long way since his birth
in Germany. He
bi! come a long
way. 1n fact, ju.rt
in the 20 years
be has lived in
the United
States -all the
way to the
Amflrican Olym·
pie team.
Hit story is
featured today
on Page 21 as
part of 4he pre-
01,ymplc series
on Orange Coast
Olymplanl.
A1lo IWlinl
ts a eeriel in the Soda.I Notes
aeetion on Wives of the Orange Coast
01,Jmpian.& and how they'll root for
their men.. Meet blonde, blue-eyed
Shirley Burke, wife ol bammer.UU-0..·
Inc history Prol. Ed Burlte, In the first
or tile wt .. by DAILY PILC'I' Staff
\Vrlttr Judy ltur1t today on Page J-t
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firi!d the first shell.
Within 90 minutes the New Jersey
batteri!d two Communist artillery sites
and a third complex of defense posi-
tions nine miles inland and seven
miles northwest 0£ the U.S. Marine
outpost at Con Thien.
The Navy srud the battleship, on!,\'
one on a(!tive service in the world,
would use her maximum range of 23
miles later in the day to hit targets
farther inland.
The initial target was a North Viet-
namese storage area.
Aft.er Uie first shot, the battleship's
comm.anding of ricer, Capt. J. Edward
Snyder of F'airfax, Va., waited anx-
iously by his radio in the fire control
shack for a report from a Marine pilot
flying above the targeL
The first projectile was 300 yards off
center. came the report. Three more
times the New Jersey fired and the
Marine pilot radioed back the supply
area was deSrb"oyed.
He directed the fire against an an-
tiaircraft base which had fired on his
plane and within minutes this base
was destroyed. Four antiaircraft
weapons were blown sky high and a
string of bunkers was destroyed.
ln jubiLatlao the gpotter plane
streaked within 100 yards ol the New
Jersey's starboard bow and radioed:
"Welcome to the war."
The plane then dipped its wing& in
sa lute.
Festival of Arts
Seeking Official
AwUcaUom are now being accepted
by tbe Fellival ol Arts for the full-
time poci.tion oi female administrative
asslstaal
Women lnterested in applying should
do IO in writing to the Personnel C.Om-
nUUee, Festival of Arts, &Ml Lagun1
Cmyon Road, Laguna Beach, 92651.
Deadline !or applicatioN ii Frlday.
Destroyed by Fire
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A lire at
the Siern Printing and LiU>ocn!>b Co.
Sunday nl~ caused more l:lian
1150,IXX> damage while flfemen were
hamptttd by motorists to their effort
to control tht blaie.
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Huntington Youth Wins 'Annual Surf Meet
By CRAIG LOCKWOOD
01 nit Dlllfo 'INt lllH
Dart horse David NuW\lwa, n
hometown boy, today reigns as king of
HuniinJlf<lil Beacll's 1968 U, S ,
Surft>oard Championships.
The ca t·f oo te d Nu u b I wa,
rollercoaded bil woy tbroug1l mushy,
misshapen, three-foot surf in Sunday's
finals, powering to an upset win over
Dana PW!t's Ooricy Carroll who was
seeking his 1!>ird ltralght vlct«y In
the event.
However, Carroll, with a thlrd·place
finish in the men's division and a
second-place f1ni!b .in the paddle race,
w.a.s awarded 1be Duke Kahanamoku
Trophy as best all around 1wier in the
1968 Cbamplonsblps.
One injury was reported ln this
year's event. Margo liodfrey of Coro-
na del Mar su.flfftd a shoulder injury
when ber board ;truck her after &be
dug a rail. She continued in the wom-
en's competiUon, however, finishing
third.
Nuuhiwa's w~ Suncay vaulted him
into the ruonlng for a first or se«llld
place. position on the seven·i'nember
U.S. West Coast Surfing Teem which
goes to Puerto Rico in November for
international competition.
Finalists in the annual Huntlngt.on
Beach champklnships bad to deal with
pu11y surf, dank weatber and, at times,
• ras I s
3 Wounded
In Shootout
Over Drugs ·,
A shotgun aUack based on a long.
standing grudile wlllch pOIJce blamed
on a narcotics 4eal left three penom
gravely wounded at an Anaheim
residence Sunday night and · three
others jailed.
, Raymond C. Horrigan, 21, of Para-
mount, i.! in critical condition at
Anaheim Memorial H05pitaJ with
shotgun wounds in the head, chest,
neck and abdomen.
Terry L. Sims, 18, o( Paramount, i1
also In critical condition with wounds
in the stomach chest and leg.
Hit in the race, neck and shoulder.
Bruce L. Amico, 19. of Pico ruvera, is
listed in serious condition today, ac-
cording to hospital aides.
Charles R. Alger, and William F.
Faris. 20-year-old Whittier youths, are
both held in Orange Ciunty Jail on
suspicion of assault with intent to
commit murder. police saJd.
Ann E. McMinn, 25, of Anaheim.
also was arrested on suspicion o[
possession of dangerous drugs -as a
result of the shooting investigation.
Neighbors called for officers after
~lorri.gan, Sims and Amico were
blasted to the pavement in front or the
McMinn residence by two men in a
van.
The three victims were just arriving
or leaving the house when they were
ciit. down gangland style, police said
today, blaming the attack on a
narcotics deal.
Neigbbon gave police a description
ol. the suspected getaway van, which
was stopped ln Buena Park by police
Wbo arrested Alger and F arls and con-
fiscated a 1hotgun.
lnvestigaton said they understood
the pair bad a Jong-standing grudge
over t:be death Of a friend from a
narcotics overdose and believed th.is to
be the motive.
A quanUty ol marijuana and drug
pills wa& found in th6 alley next to the
McMinn residence, where It appeared
to have been thrown while police were
en route to the shooting.
Game Changed
With El Modena
Laguna Bead! H10i'• vonity loot·
ball game with El Modena In the
Artists' erst Ctestview League game
of the year hal been changed to
Thursday nt~ al Sant.a Ana Stadium.
Game time ii 7 p.m.
The tilt was origjnany scheduled for
Frid.&7 M El MOOent'1 new dillrict
ndiwn, but tile llgbdng problems 1t
El Modml llavm't -oolved ood
1lie Vanguardl •e forced to J>181
elsnbere.
Bo4h learnt .. 1111ddeated In _ ... ..,-.
UCl>IW<ilgbt lciloa nmolnt flle
.... wl11> the Lqunl lleot ld!eduled
for 3:15 p.m. •home while Uwl Ceet
travel to El Mode111 Hllh 'lburlday at
3: IS.
' $106,000 Damage
Arsonists Burn
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) -Ar110nls11
who Vied to destroy t.he Na\I)' and Ma-
rine Corps lralning -In ~
caused $106,000 damage Sunday.
No one was burl, but at least three
explosicms about I a.m. wreeked a 12·
ton crane wi1b a 36-fbot bocm, two
large bulldozers, lour dump trucl<a
and a truck used to carry persomel
lnvel!igatDn -1d not opeculate on
who attacked tile equlpmen~ but oald
more than one persoa. was ln'l<llved.
• Capt. Terry Horru, oommanding of·
ricer of B Company, loth Engineer
Battalion, Merine Corps Reserve, said
dynamite or some other high explosive
was used .
Center '"
A heavy crane door wu thrown SO
fflet. OY• a 1torare farage.
Two unignJted guoline bombs were
found 1n .the main b uj Id in g.
lnYest1gator1 said the arsonists hook·
ed power fuse1 to p18t'lt.ic sandwich
bags filled with gasoline. Tbe5e
devlcea were placed near dJeset fuel
and gas o 11 n e that was spread in a
hallway of ooe wing ol. tbe main.
building.
The i:Dvesttgators found the same
type of bombs att.adled to a one·&tcry
storage gar ace behind the main
building.
The equipment was parked in a
compound surrounded by an eight-foot
wire fence .
Republica~s Hold Lead
I
In County Registration
By TOM BARLEY Of tM D.lltr PllM Jl1ff
Orange County's registered voters
have shown little change in their
political thinking since the June
primary electlom, county clerk
\Villiam St John revealed today.
St John's analysis of voter registra·
Uons for the November election shows
RepublicM voters to be again the ma·
jority with 306,696 GOP registrants ac·
counting far almost 53 percent of a
county total of 580,886 vote.rs. The
ratio was Identical to June returns
when 272,885 Republicans then claim-
ed almost 53 perc.-ent o! the county
tot.al of 516,992.
Dem ocra. ts again trailed
Republicans with a tally ot 243,469 on
the November listing, almost 42 per·
cent of the county total. Again, this
percentage ms identical to the June
primary analysl1 when 220,052 of the
516,992 county wiers showed
Democratic pre!erence1.
American lndependfnt ( 0 r t U D t I
declined during the lntertm perlod
from 8,656 in June to 7 ,059 in
November. Pe.ace and Freedom party
supporters totaled 1,112 •t the Sep-
tember 12 cut off date, 11 more than St
John listed In June.
Uncommitted n:glstrants were up .
by almost 50 percent from the June
total of 18,100. "Declined to state"
v<>ten lallied 22,460 In SI Jobn'1 lalest
analysla.
Republlcans had a cloor m1loritJ In
au but two of 10 Orance Cout com~
munlties analyzed. lAI Alam.1t.oa and
Wetbnlnster defied the cCJ1UDty'1 GOP
a...d to liv. 4111 Democrlll the ~
in hoth 1tt11.
Ildled tile county'• GOP tnnd to give
tile llehlocrata the edge In both .. ..,.
O! S,188 retwered voters In Los
Alamll<l<, 2,0\8 reel.toted • •
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Democrats with the Republican party
claJming 1,834. Westminster returns
reveal 11,881 Democrat.I reg1stered
and 9.077 GOP adherents In a com·
munlty total or 22,405.
Other Orange Coast statistics in·
elude:
Costa Me1a -of 30, TT2 registrants.
16,810 listed Republican and 12,1166
registered as Democrats.
Fountain Valley -Total, 10,486;
Republicans S,169; Democrats 4,668.
Huntington Beach -Total, 43,385:
Republicans 21,601; Democrats 19,26.1.
Laguna Be1ch -Total, 8,868;
Republicans 5.69Q,;.. Democrats, 2,619.
Newport Beach -Total, 26,478;
Republicans 19,555; Democrats 5,855.
San Clemente -· Total, 8,0XI;
Republicans 5,252; Democrats 2,394.
San Juan Caplllrano -Total, 1,504;
Republicans 910; DemoCrats 513.
Se-1. Beach -Total, 1 6 • 2 S 9 ;
Republicans 9,648; Democrats 5,995.
Orange Coast voters in the Second
Supe:rvisorial Dlltrlct gave tbe GOP a
comfort.able margin over the Ir
Democratic rivals with 5 3 • 7 8 e
registrations in a district tot.al of
113,019. Democratic regl.a-atlons in
Super1or David Baker's d i s tr i c t
tallied 53,028.
Only one supervlscrial did:rict-the
Flr5t-went Democratic with 47 ,302
voters relegaUng 44,1"8 Republicans to second pl~e in a dJstrlct which
mu.tered 97,21111 reils1nUona.
lt was the 1ame story In Conc:rea·
1looal distrlct IJ1llylll with the 34111
Diltrlct rackl111 up U.S,12! Democrat. le regtstrattoes over 91,1!1 Republic·
.. voten Jn a total ol :l00,2118 reps..
traUon1.
The ollt<r t h r 1 .e C01111Ul!oul
dlllrlcta wero ll>llclly llapubllcu. 'l'lloJ
voted: Dlllrtct ~ RoVUbllcillUI 44,:141: Democr•u I0,071 In • total ol n,f.H:
(See VOTEllS, Pat• I)
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low-flying television helicopters as a
crowd or 20,000 surfing enthusiasts
looked on.
Obeervers agreed that surf bunnid
on the beach deserved the mo1t points
for shape -Sunday's aurf certa.iDly
didn't have much.
'l'wo·time vl-Carroll _....,uy
based bis otratogy on flo\la iL vlcklng
up an outside eet. He lur,ted. near tbe
llOUtllern limits ol tl>e -Utloo
(See SURFING, PICO J)
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Horrified
Boaters See
Death Dive
~ By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of 1111 fflitr PU.. 111"
A seaplane zooming ioward Avalon
to pick up a load of passengers and-
denly v.·ent into a scream'irig power
dive from 1,000 feet Sunday, disln·
tcgrating in a shower of debris Vrtien it
hit channel waters.
llorrlfied boaters who witnessed the
death dive fished for th~ body of pilot
William B. Bridgeman. 58, ol Malibu,
but it sank In the 1,200-foot..deep w.11
before they could get it ~.
Searoh for the body was caqceJed t,o..
day by U.S. Coast Guard search •d
rescue personnel, while investigator1
began tl'ying t.o determine what. caui·
ed the sickening dive and crash.
Sheriff's deputies said the Cataline
Se.a.planes Inc., cralt had taken off
from the firm's San Pedro temtinal,
located at Berth 96, beneath thi! tower·
ing Vincent Thomas Bridge, less than
10 minutes before. .
Inglewood attorney Rusi Moss .and
live passengers aboard ~la. boat,
Frustration II, watched the grim spec~
tacle as the tWin-englne plane dovt
toward the sea.
"We saw it coming down . • • the
props were really turmng over, then
he nooed over and hit the Wiater and
the plane just filpped," M:'Olll s·aid.
Two other pleasurt boaters in the
crash area -about two miles off
White's Cove -a'ssist.ed in trying ~
rtcover Bridgeman's body, but said
there was no doubt that he bad been
ldlled on lmpact.
Seats aod otller debris from \lie 10.
passenger Goose, a World Wu II vin·
tage aircraft, swirled about in ch~net
waters and the hulk of the craft itaelf
(Se• A1R CRASH, Pa&e Z)
Orange
Weather
Don't look for a respite from
those morning low clouda Tues·
day, warns the weatherman,
pointing to more ol the same
with coastal mercury hovering
around 70 and .lnland temps up
to 78.
INSIDB TODAY
A man who ought to know
says Vi et P~sident Humphrey
i.a doing Ha Vf1'11 bad job of cam.
polgni71{1." 80"11 Goldlt/OtfT talkl
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M~y. Septtmbtt 30, 1968
' --' N,ot Bound I
Sa1gon Balking
At Peace Talks
SAIGON (lJPI) -Sol!UI ~
said todoy II would ne!-aocept a U.S.·negoti.ated Vlotnain peoce It did llllt approve ,,.. fyUow Amerlaon mlli·
tary on!IJ1 11 t• Ull~le. ·
Foreign mini•"" Tr111 CJ!lllll! ~ l'tlld tho """cy .~moall lrOli Ill• · 1overnmehl"l' aallltal ,.,white piper" to
a news conference. He said SOuth Viet.
nam was willing to bargain with Htnoi by illall.
"I rtP81t that we wW not consider
ourse1,... ll9<m<J by any PfDC• asrn-
:~ ... ~ llA'1 po-• unll11 1110 ,..,._ II (llo\Jlll) Vletnom 11•11 Ill
7 Teen-agers
Under Arrest
For Narcotics
w!:.~ llHCh poliot llt4 a bUly
"N en Ille •aroolloo ll'onl.
tuil oon•ent1" h• nw.
"In 1954, Vietnarp hid no seperate
il1DY above tile battallon levil1'1
'ttwmh said. "But now we ~· ovr
1t'lftr and 11111'1 11 1IO IUOh lillAt 11 a !JJll!ied AW.4 Co'llmand. An<! allr
amlY does not have to obtY an)' -"rt wtucb are not Vietnamese in origin
and authority."
The paeer said Ult Communists
rpust ceaae all their acUvlUes In South
Vietnam before the bombin g ol North
Vlotnam oollld bl heltod. One II ¥• mlia condlu.,. for. polOt w11 the
wilbdr1w1I ol Iii Communlll ~.
inolllclhl& llJe Viet Ctn1. to North Vf1t· um. . Thanll Ilk! thl 8111<11 ...J.r.monl
"ii ready to mffl Nri viiioifti-wtlh
• vlow to dilous11ni th1 co111Uon ol ho1~1 tht l'OllpoOt lor I h e
4tmtreaaon lino alon1 tl>o 17th
paroll1I, p11collll co .. ritonot, Ind
ciUNr11 u will 11 economJo u -
011111111 bl\wt1n tho two ,..., ..,..
ptlCI ii rntoftd!'
F••• ..... 1
SURFING: ..
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. Hl!AD TO HUD DUIL -Ta!Jdtm team1 oC IJal
lllcks, Sally 11114 (left) and l\on lllU. Dt:Obl G111i.I· ~battle it G¢ dur:\!11 finAlt ~ 1"8 v.1. ·1urftlcard Championship at Huntington Beach. · Sacka:ruta
-~I\ .. Pl~•T ,,.,. .......
com)o fhllll>ed lolll'\h, wbilt Ball llllQ partner WOii
tandt111 eytpt. lmall wave• blll11P•rtd contestan\1
in llll• yotr'J QOlltCI\.
IMn lllnartr1 llold In ollf jail oo
O\llll'l<ton of JIOIHlll•I v 1 r I o u 1
dalleolw• clrilp, -~-""' h11liltb -• to bl 1rral1nl4 ~f,
An llthth 111-' w11 1UU II ilr10.
"Norlll Vietnam muot 1top all tts hoiUio •llJd •11rt11ivo aotMU11, all
i<lndt Of IUb~flOO, Hbotaco Ind
1uorllla wtl'lart:' h• Hid. "Tbon and onl7 t111n wtll wo Ind ou: alll11 ._
to tht h•lllllc of Ill• bomblnt cl Nonh Vlttnam. 11 •
Thil w11 • ha:dor Unt on' tht bom-bll!I than tbel IW1 by u. s.
nasqliaton II I b. Vio!Hm Wll' lall!•
in 1'1111. 1111 Amll'k:'1!• lbore hove
llkld IOI' I parantM qt reci~ Ill
•llOlllDlt tor -a.. bollllllJlc bait.
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...... looked for • long left 1lldo·wllll
which to display hll laleots. It .. .,...
came · II 1..1, .U c.mu· ...SvM. fQr Iii•
""""' -• bull lrolll • JoW.QJ!pg tolevill• htllcolW wlllob -"" to
-out WHI twl 1lltrc -wlll1 propwull.. •
Angry shouts and fiat.waving from
the water finally drove oU the
helicopter. Protests concerning the
hellooptor were later l~g~ wltb cop-
test judltf• bu\ to Pd' avail. ·
In anoll>tr lllol4'"1, IJOlllnl alllolal•
ordered eHWI Wfll'klnl the obampion-
ships for ABC televisioQ,'I "Wide
World of Sport&" to break up a lqe
crv'tl'd cl 1\lrl OOnnlea aasembloO (or
TV oamw., ~ la lrODt of tll•
judse•' 1taad.
RES UL TS LISTED
Comp1'1o rNulll • l>Ut JloU11moll1 TrlpU {llell
All .,._... IJ1$r)1 CtrltJ C:wro!J,
Dana Point.
l\.fe111 ~·= l·David Nuuhiwa, Htin-
tingl4n llilcih• !:?&<I T1'Qllo1, COcoa ~. l"la.. -111 c;arto!I, Dlna
Ptl!ll, 4-llol~ Ar_,_ P1ollk l>all·
1a4e1, WillU l'taJIUI 011Ubu.
W11110'1 C!ll'!•• l·!,1114' lleOI ...
ltormota lle1eh, 2.lh1lly Merrtcll,
llo"'4 MoolnJ, 3.MlfG• Qoctlny, Ooro-
•• .i.1 Mar, •..>oYOI llollman. C:•r.·•· trano Beach, S.Jooy ll111111UI, I 11·
mota ltooh. -lnlM Ml1'11 l.J'llil Vflldor, o .. ~
Polal. llollob Holland, VI:~ lfloll, Va,,, WM WilllalPt. I;>~ loll\, 4-..
t.e11oy 0Hlllllt1. larlll lllftlR. 1-fnc! AtllltY, JCMlDllU, . Jllllor Mu'11 \•lrad Mec:MI, Now·
JIOl'I •aestii.~~ 11C1cbtc1,.11.•m1o1• llOich, ~. Ltwll n .. tlnPo
l!o•ciilh Wl•&ll' .\4-Pl~ .hiii. GM, J· JiV ddle, -WIWPOl'l llHCh, llt71; Cb r Jo !eh~cm111eyer ..
tl1wporl lltoi:b, ~--BllJ'!Mddo ·Jr ..
Mallllll,. 1-"""'ll<l J'tol4r, N-l 9-11, 4-l!Wtf Olbofll, l,oo .\luDlle!.
l.Joll!I """'· Loi Alalnltoo. ,.......,, \.J1411 Jtll-l>p\\h
Q\llllllotl. HJttw lro<I~· ~ ... l!tll ~\q y~, .. Jiil ~ 1\1'41t-1Mk fVWHll·
!lll!llOF Alfaw: r•~:iiM<iwll• ._ Mollff, 1-
Corll)' ·~ ' ~· .... ~ ~1 l.m, 11$ Mttilc1, '-"'\ Bufllildo Jr ..
~ Niil)' 11tm11tte, N1WIJOl'I
11t1cb.
!1tr71 l·l.olui llHOh. l·L. A. Oewlty,
s.c~ &~. +Lon( JllllOI! '· w. .\, c:ewi11 ••
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NATIONAL TITLIST WINNllll -Top awards in the United Slalts
Surfing Championships at. Huntington Beach went to (left to right)
DaVld K. Nuuhiwa, Huntington Beach, U.S. championship; Corky
C~1T<lll, Dana PQU!t, ·JJJ /.roulld IJurfer; .and Linda B011son, Hermoeo
Beacb, W0111111's "14 Giri1' OpOll tilli1l.
Lagunan Announces Sale
Of Orange County Bank
·L1111111 flo¥lll •••idont J°'Ol>h c.
steel.inan, president of Orange eoi,m ty
llallk, l<xlA)' ;llVIOll~ ~I ,.le of the
lranll 1'1 &ou\11""1 C.lUornlo f~ N•·
Ilona! II a n ~ hi! '11<011 approvo4 by
.l'r•111 r.,e J
BOATERS ...
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City Offering Reward
KANICWlll, w. (vrll ~ ro11~1.
wltll 1111 MIP of • aeoo r1""'11. today
•ou<t • •lllPCr ,.,,. WlllJOded a poUc• otftcer In • Predomillantl1 Nosro area.
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VOTERS .•.
Dift'ict 32 RepulJlican1 H . II 8 •
J;ltlllocrata 17,7~ .In J toi.J Q( 14,718
District Replbllcans 143,358; Demo-
crats 82,482 in a total of 238,266.
OTIIER ANALYSES
· Other lllab'ao1 by SI John includad:
Senatorial Di.strict 35, Republicans
llll,:156: llcmocrats 98,21111; To\111 21Q,.
271.
· AuorablY Dia-1111. llepubtiow
lM,3»; .l)unocrat.s 93,226. Tot a I
2!0,275. .
.\S•embly District 711.. J11pubtic1111 Ul::t lltll..:i111 .... , ,..,o1
Alsembly District 70, R~publican's
88,030; Democrats 82,939 ; Tot a I
181,40'l.
1 Dlt\riC!I ~ llttlllOU'iM 41i. ooro1111.11i1 'l'tlal 111.i'lt.
A ltlll ly District 69: Democrats 68,6111 : llewl>Ucans 59,~: ~-· lJ.5 '.
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0 r a• 1 • co..,\y'o uninoorpor1\•d ....., wa1 toll<IQI lltl'\lhllvan w1tll q,,
11111 ro1i.tr1U°"' in a l'Ollnty loltl Of 71 .~. tlelllOlll'tl• trllll9\I ll11 O(lll
tJillY by ~ore than 20,l)JO vote1 W1Ui
· 23.lltl ru•alrlllll llXl'f'\ed bl' ii JQ!ln.
l>lrinlt J, lCarllM1, II, ol 111 1111• 411Q~ IAl•na -111, II lltlnl ~'!:~-., LllUM ~ en oharlM Cl ._ .... , -llld .... ctCll oC
IIOlffHfcn ot llllriluan1.
II Olll~ wm Jaok D. l!llld.ar1 II, 11, hn lltmardino1 J~ I. Mellon,
II, Fort IA1tdll'llal1,,11'rl.w MIUeo /., lll1co1U1, 11, of DU (II 11., t.asuna: Jciln J, Dtllwtlt, 11, w-i.r. llfaM .. lftd lino luvtnUM.
" . 1 . Purse Snatched
T h I Hftll -• ll'l'lliod In t w o
iO\llrlt• lnoldonll.
From Lagunan
A pll!'lt Wll lllttolltd from \M·artn
01 on oldtriY Lq\Jftl llHCh -as l''uneral Planned •11t walktd lowll'\I 11or 11om. 111 a t11rk -llv1 mlll!llH btltn mldlllpt Loa ANOIDLSI (AP) -11·~ win Fri\llf, pollot ~. llo rtoll.od 'l'tllllllJ' lot Ill d w In '1\1 vtcU111, Miila Dlapr, 11, II 1115
$ohlllarl. who -tho IM .... ,.. IHvllW ~porlld 1111 WIS Timi• *-~o lw lllcrt lllan IClll' within t flw lrom hw llome ~totdt1 1111W 1111 rtlll'lmtnl 1111161. '"*1 a m111 · lier V"I'" and Sdl•Uorl dl"I! Saturday 11Jlht· at--ran. --·-
B!'<•t...00 !l011"aletc0t1t li"'!'ital at It contained !:JS a.,d personal el•
tht ... al 'II. loolt, Ill• laitl.
Jumbo Jet Debois
Biggest Airliner Can Carry 490
EV!:ftil'M', Wn1h, (UPI) -The prolits ar• n .. (lod I{! dclr•Y the
world 's bi ggest Jetliner, a ~ o o . tre me11cfo_U1 eg1tl of the plan•, at }east
passenger behemoth with a rive-story for the rus t .two years of operation.
high tall, ma kes its public debut \odsi.v They a ls o JXllnt out that even tllough , ~' the plan~ ep carry up tQ 490
The pl1n• l1 ll"'ln1 f 741, t 1upe.J1t pa11•n•or•. most oirUn" ll'f ex.
that wUl \l•h1r In n er.a ef lo.abreast 1 pecte4 to seat pbo\li MO,.
seating, staterooms in the sky and Nor is the plane expected to l!:aae the
more problems for th\ natl<>n's congestion plugging the nation's major
olr••tlf Of11Wtltd -.. •lrp~: Jvonthmilll ltwlll •Uow th•
'l'h• •••• , • · lnl ... "'' •lfliMJ, w •PlTY rnoro 11111•nJ!<" In ...,, • ·lrfl' I -m-Oll fewf!' fl••"· orlUc1 ll01lJI out tl\ot the J"loa tu. wlU Ila roUt4 out •I t jlUD~ j1ll 'wm mortlf be obit to
l\angor htrt \ut Will '"t ~ llalivtrttl abiorl> th• prodlc\ed boom Ip air
to the airlines untj) Qo\ollor, IMIJ. tr1v" ovtr \ho OOll 4ooa4o.
'l'h<! pl1no iii 1 111111 qi •u~rl•P•OJ· Wor,., they olaim the li•nl pl••"
It weif~' TOl),(IOIJ po1111~• -fiu~lf Ill• will ..,.ivo bolor• PllTIY ol tho n•U°"'' wel~h ol Ille ••lrllll r.ur .. naln• airport• m fully PrOPl'td te Mfldl•
Joutner. Tb• mlln 1'\ndi11( (Ollf hJI 10 thorn offieitolly. Ont 747 alonf could
wheels and a 1ptr1l •tair<Ht loadl to dump S,()(IQ J>it<H of lu11a.. al a
an lijlllff ®c.k lh•t ~111· h• u1ed •• • t<lrmlnli. l'ivo of Uotm 1UTlvln1 within
stat.,...m, Iouo .. or "lt•lt lh<!a\er. hllf 111 bow ••1114 lloocl 1 tormioal
Mtill 11'0•• up an ol•valor l!ePl • with """' a.QOQ '"'®' laoki•C for ''"'l bol"" lllt 11\1111 dtc~· I telephones, relaUvH or t b • i r 1!11 I 1 r, l!oalft1 ~II ~d Ill"' tho automobile1.
lllanot , '"' \ht WQCHl jo\ t1rt ~· But llae~ws of Iha !ti Vrtdiciod lh•t J>t•lf~ lo brio& MY lmm•~t1 Wt it1 arrival WiU altD up lht ov.rdue
cut to: the •U:ltnt ~l!lltQhfll , ~~d to mod•rl'lllti aftd-enl•rlf the na·
Nflillc. oW~llll "''" IPll ~"" Uan'• airport OY•tem.
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PLENTY OF NOTICE -Mrs. Wylie Keeler (left)
notices Utere is plenty of time to plan attending the
13th annual Bargain Festival staged by the Women's
Fellowship, Laguna Beach Neighborhood Congrega·
tional Church. Mrs. John Atkinson is busy arranging
some of the items to be sold Oct. 9-10, while her son,
Kelly Atkinson, sees something be wants to buy.
Bargain Hunters Alerted I
Churchwomen Open 13th Sale
"Get me to the church on time" is
sound advice which all bar-gain hun·
ters will want to follow.
In th.is particular case, however. in
time is not Sunday morning but 9 a.m.
V/ednesday and Thursday, Oct. 9-10,
voi1en the Laguna Beach Neighborhood
Congregatioool church opens its doors
for an annual Bargain Festival.
Wednesday the sale will continue un-
til 4 p.m .. however' it will end at 2 p.m .
Thursday. Tempting luncheon menus
will be offered bottl days beginning at
11 :30 a.m.
Spomored by the W o m e n ' s
Fellowship, the sale is headed by an
executive committee composed of the
Mmes. Frank Cooper, Harold C. Wire,
William Wilkinsoo and Norman J.
Browne.
rt features no less than j 7
departments which will be spread over
trwo flocrs and a patio.
The monumental task of sorting out
merchandise collected for tile 13th an -
nual event was tackled by Mrs.
B(owne and her helpers. Mrs. W"dtlam Wilcoxen is heading
the books aod magazines department
and Mrs. Louise C. Richardson and
Miss Anne Qoossett will display
fas1lims in the French room.
Fine ttys and children's clothes will
be attended by Mrs. John H. Atkin son
and Mrs. otho Budd. Mrs. \ViJliam
Butctier will manage the vast selection
0£ new gift item s whlch area
merchants donate each year to th e
venture.
'"Everything. ilX'luding the ki tchen
si nk" is ttie byword o{ Miss Beulah
Bartlett and Miss Blythe Monroe .
manager of lhe popular housewares
section. Miss Alice Ledgtr and Mrs.
Maude Dumont will once again display
jewelry in their boutique section.
Brooms will be sold by Mrs. Charles
N. Waite and Miss Marion Atwood.
while Mrs. Robert Howi son will be
administering refreshing portit)ns of
hot coffee to weary shoppers at her
snack table.
Mrs. Frank Ranahan will show bon-
nets in her hat section, while Mrs.
Albert Van Patt.en and Mrs. Harry
Mills will offer intriguing items fr om
paintings to French china at I.he
treasures and antique counter.
Shoes of all shape! and sizes will be
sold by Miss Gladys Trombley. while
Mn. Ali.lip Dennis and her committee
will display rack! filled with women 's
fashions.
will be in charge of table setting and
serving the menus prepared by Mrs.
John E. Asher and her luncheon com·
mitlce.
The Wednesday menu wil\ feature
Neapolitan beef. fruit-topped gelitio,
hot rolls and butter and coffee or tea.
Thursday shoppers will taste bot
stuffed ham salad rolls. pineapPle cot-
tage cheese souffle with corn ebip.1
aad tea or coffee.
Dessert oo both days might consist
of t.he cake. pies and cookies being
sold by Mrs . Lester Bond and her
workers at their baked goods table.
Miss Virginia Wooley and her staff
are the artists behind publicity po.m?rs
for the event.
Mrs. William C. Wilkinson and Mrs.
Little Hicks are treasurers for the
event. Mr and Mrs. Harold Ekman
have been enlisted for the cleanup
detail .
In addition to contributing to church
operating expenses, proceeds from
last year's event Went to numerous
other organizations. Among those it
benefited were C'hurchwomen United,
Immanuel Cliurch near Watts. In-
nercity Scholarships and Peppermint
Ridge Home for MentaJly Retarded
Boys.
Other recipient! included the
Pilgrim Pines Camp, Pac.ific School o(
Religion, Americsri Fiek! Service, an
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GUITAR VIRTUOSO -Christopher Park-
ening, a 20-year-otd classical guitar virtuoso,
will present the first concert ol. the 23rd sea-
son of tile Laguna Community Concert As-
aoC!atlQll Saturday. Lil<~ all' upcoming .......
c~, It will t.)<e place in Laguna s-11
High School's auditorium at 8:-15 p.m.
Community Concert Association
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M.usical Bloom;, ·See.n.
A rainbow of musical entertai.nment will
arrive at the Art ~olony when opening notes
ol classical guitarist Chris~opl)er Parkening
sound the beginning of the 1968-69 Laguna
Beach Community Concert Association Sea·
son nexit. Saturday.
~ 20-year-old already haile.d a_s Ameri·
oa's first important classical gu1tanst, Park-
ening will open the association's 23rd season
with an 8:15 performance in Laguna Beach
High School's auditorium.
Although still a senior at the University
of Southern Callfornia where be is a teaching
lecturer of the guitar, Parkening has begun
his first U.S. tour which includes the Lagu-
na performance.
A native of California. he began study·
ing the guitar when he was 11 with the cele-
brated classical guitarist Celedonio Romero
and his son Pepe ~omero. .
He received a full scholarship to the
first U.S. Master Class of Andres Segovia at
the University of Qalifornia, Berkeley in
1964. Then 16, he was the youngest of nine
students from all over the world chosen by
tbe master guibarist, and was one of bhree
chosen to solo on th e class' television pro-
g.ram .
Segovia again chose him for his Master
Class at the Winston Salem School of the
Arts in North Carolina in 1966. "Because of
.voung Parkening's own special talents, he
belongs to that special group of my disciples
of which I am so proud," said the teadler.
At the age of 14. he made his formal
1ebut at UCLA's Royce Ball playing the
"Concerto in D for Guitar and Orchestra"
with the Debut Orchestra of the Young Mu·
sicians Foundation. The foundation, a group
which honors young musicians with study
and perlorming grants, named him as the
first guitarist to receive on.e of its awards.
Parkening has been a guest soloist with
more bhan 20 orchestras in California and
with all major symphonies in the Los An·
geles area, ineluding lhe Los Angeles Phil·
harmonic, Pasadena Symphony and cantor-
nia Chamber SY:mphony.
His radio and television. appearances
have included the Mike Douglas and , Steve
Allen s'hows a·nd an ABC Hollywood special
on "Young America."
RecenUy signed by Capitol Records, his
first recording on that label will be released
in an unusual three-album -package.
The brilliant. and kitted Brazilian basso,
Amin Feres will be featured at the second
cc>ncertJ. Monday f.Jov. 18, again at L:igUna
Beach .nigh. Re bas been likened to Feodor
Challiapin with his rare qualities of tone and
interpretation. ·
The distinguijhed Chamber Orcheotra
Michelangelo di Firenze will perform in the
high school on Feb. 9. The 17 members of
the ensemble were drawn from the ablest f1f'·
chestra! musicians of central Italy and are
noted for their superb musicianship, virtu ..
osity and tonal cl&rity,
The series will close March 6 with the
appearance of. Jacob Lateiner, pi'anist, who·
has aehieved fame in recitalS, as a soloist
with every major orchestra in America and -
as tile pianist of the Chamber Mµsic Trio
wilh Jascba Heifetz and Gregor Piatfgorsky.
Membership in ooncert association now
over 20 years old, is $8 for adults and ·M for
students and includes reciprocity pritileges
to attend other community concerts ln South~
em California without additional charge.
Further information may be obtained by
calling Mrll. George Cunnlnghl!Jl, president;
499-1043; Mrs. LeRDy Anderton, first ~
preoid<!n~ 4911-2161 or .Mn. Crawfllrd An-
derson Jr.,. secoDd vice president, 494-5128..
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Hubert Elcridge has been called
upon to assist gentleman buyers in his
men's fashion section, wbile purses,
gloves and scarves will be sold by
Mrs. JOhn L. Andersoo.
The linens department is goin g to be
run by Miss Gertrude Gardner. and
the numerous items of q u a I i t y
furniture will be sold on the patio by
Mr. and Mrs. WaJ.ter G. Crane .
Misses Belva and Fern Mytbaler Eth.iopian school. a Taiwan otphan J~~~~i§§i§~~ and the Laubach literacy Program.
Smokihg Spouse's Peace Pipe Beats Burning in the Kitchen
DEAR ANN LANDERS ' I am a
widow wWi three young boys to raise.
'the youngest, age 14, hall me worried
&ick. He spends all hifi spare time
shooting birds witb his BB gun. He
says he kills them because they eat
the fruit tram our trees, but I notice
that .be tboots all year 'round, even
when there is no fruil
I've tried to teach my 90nl8 to
respect .an of God'• crutures. The
otner boys want no part. of 1hooting C!f'
killlot. It hr-my heart when I find
wounded blrda on the lawn. Once t
caught the boy feeding b.lrtta to thf'
cal.
Our nieQhbor told me if I don 't put a
1tof to my 10n '1 cruelty she is going to
c1l tilt Conservation Ranger. She
aays his beh.avlor ii not oormal and
ANN LANDERS
one dey he might kill a human being
when the thrill of bird killing wears
off. What shall I do? -DEEP~ Y
CONCERNED:
DEAR CONCERNED: This boy Is
In de~ate need of Pi.\ <"'ll1trl( heir.
His mind Is twisted ancl lhf' t'v'1cn<'"
Is before your very eye•. P "'r
another moment. Take h'·:i to 11
r.1ychlatrl1t or a menial I: a"tb clir ·
riimed.la&.ely.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Dur1n ~ our
four years of married life: I have taken
a lot of "good-natured kidding" about
my cooking. I know I am not the best
eook in the world, but I'm not the
worst. either.
Last night'my husband kept needling
-:1e .e.bout how lousy everyi.hlng was. I
~.d worked all day on that meal and
iy fce1i'1gs were hur~. After I did ti1 e
~hes, I deC::Jed to go on strike. I
· o e the follor.!ng agreement and
trld him if he didn 't sign ll he could
s!:ep alone as well as eat alone . Here
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wU\ not by wqrd or deed t1r facial ex-
pression reject any meal placed
before me. I also promise. if t am
going lo be late for dinner. I will caU
my wife by 7 p.m. U I fail to keep any
part ol this agreement. l will take my
wife out to dianer or cook dinner
myseH for 3> daya following the date
of the offense. Signed -John Doe
My husband signed the agreement
and I am writing to let you know that 1
feel like a new woman, If more wives
would assert themselves there would
be fewer ulcers and m I g r a I n e
headaches. -NEW LEASE ON LIFE
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1.0EAR ANN LANDERS ' Our 17·
year-old daughter 11 precnant with her
second out-of-wedlock child. Deb la ln
her fourth month and tt might bl
twins. She 1lgned the Brat cblld over
to the home that tOot care of. her. Deb-
bie waa only 15 then and in no potitioa
lo keep the l>oby.
Some well·to-do people wbo have
known Debbie aince 1he wu a Utt.le
girl want to bll)' her aecood baby for
'5.COJ. If It It twin• tbeJ will pve her
17.1100. Debbie la all !or ll
ta there a law aga.in1t thla? I have a
reeli ng It Is lmmont. even it It Is not
illegal. Plcast U!ll me. - G.L.P.
DEAJI G.L.P.: It It a1alo1l th< law
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eepl .. mpe-!or lier medical
rare, bot Ille co-erdll -
as 701 detc:rlbe II II me,ai -ud
morally la rock ho-. . l•al-•_t_ ...
Iha alcollollc ho llftladt II ..,... .•
CUNf fteed tbe lmotJM H.Alclilollm-
Hoeo ll>d Bolp," )7 ~ ~
EncloM 3S """"' ID -"llllb,.... re-quHt ll>d I Ion(. --...S. lalf ... dr-••v ..
Aon Landen will be •lid lo lt.Jp J011
with your JJ!oblom1. Send ~ lo !lor.
in care of the DAILY PIUYI', -
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Selected by Keevils
aooie..,_,inc to Hawoll Atlmllnt .. ma1n>n o1
' -DAILY Pll.OT editor boaor -Mn. N. John V. :·w 'Mrt. Mera 'lboma1 V. -· Of H~ KMvtl Jr. who were mar. Beach, who wore an oyster
tl"1 lut -y In • quJet, brocade ensemble.
': lin&lwlnl .........,y In th• Tbe brldecroom, """ ol
,. ~ gmdene ~ Mr1. Mn. Mere Thome.a Keevil 1hrnette Peet'• home tn ol Syracuse, Mo ., and the
'l' H~n Beach. late Mr. Keevtl, asked
' PedcnnlDC b ~I J-H.0..-ofEnoim, .. ........ ~Broc»8'•1..,., MD:mty blobs, to be b11
,.:: .. In-::;:: ~~:. ""p-~-~ .. ,, B a I at o a I ol Bllllllnlt<>D -~ ~ •I• oW • clll* The new Mn. Keevll, who
pink .... Ii----her owo ftnlihlnC ---..i white odiol>l, Miio Prim A-..:Y W ICCll CTiel. hl Huatixr8tw s.dl, ad
She It .. ......, of tllo who II the fl 1 b-1 o a
Wt o.p. -··-.. --oad --R. X.1ldlo ol O .. ,.na, j1lUDollaadlrectorlcrRunt-A......._, ""1 1llo -4· lnitoa Center, woo
......... ol ~ ..._ -ta -and Mufti! ol Damfrh..,....,...__ Sbe It a fonaer
Salill" •. jam'lllUlt 1cr the Sydney
Olympian'• Strongest Fan
Daily T ...... h and tho
Mtlboumt Arsu1, a tenner -1 _.,_,In charge of
protocol for I.he Ltgaclon
d~ Uruguay tn Canberra
and o lonnw S)'<lnty model.
Her t.&sban:I l.s a graduate
ol the Unlvenity ol Mlaaouri
School of JOOl'll&liam and
l)oo been editor of the DAI·
LY Pll.OT tor 1l>e put 14 Y-•· Re lo o member ol Della Upolloa fl'll<o1llty end
•member ood-preol·
-ol ... Orinle County !'Na Club Mid Ille Orms•
0ouaey <JJopler, S l 1 m •
Defta Ch I , prdee1Dal
journollom -· UP011 d1elr ro!um fnla
Ille hlanlll tilt newlyweds
wl! ..-. In Hootlalton
8-h llDlll the --of their aew home In
Newpor!Beoob.
Wife 'Pitches' Support
., JUDY lllJUI' ................
Ed --.... --114' 'llll1 ho .... , ..... , In ... -~taCity. He'a • ~ md popuJor hlltory profeuor
ot or.,,.. ~ Collep.
And bt hU • --eel
SblrlOf.
Sblrltl)', ---
bair and ---eyeo,lob~~-
door. Slit 11 NfrelldllC aad
openlJ ftllndlJ,
Thil pMt 1ummet wbll•
her h\llbanll bu b t e u trainlnl for b1a I t C 0 D d
Olympics, Iha -!llllllll
the --"'Diii ....... l rec<!vecl my BA dalrM ta
social 1clence from cal
State at Looi Beach. I am
continuing there for my
teaching credential," the
1mlled.
study lime may he bard to
find in the future because
Shirley schedules herseU
around her very bully and
active husband.
"In Ille morning be like•
to bl: put into a mood with
Louie Prima ar a Mama and
Pa.pa recant. He Uke11 thMn
very loud," sht said im·
derstandingly. She always
fixes him bil favorite
breakfast.
"I'm a pretty good cook,"
rhe boasted modestly. "I
bave to be because Ed eats
10 much. We has three help-
ings to my one.
"When "" were 8nt mar·
ried I ttled lo keep up wtth
him but pined 10 pound•,"
ohe laughed.
Shirley met her "big
eater" while a freshman at
San Jose State College.
''During or ie n tat ion
ceremonita, Ed was a
C'OUl11elar for t n c o m i n I
1Wdeots. l w.-attracted to
him ri,!llt away. I bid bol!ind
a tree and snapped his pic-
tlre,'' she remembe:f'ed.
The nut montti tbey were
dati.Dg and on Fol>. 12, 19111,
they were married" .after a
whlrlwiftd romance.''
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Acocrillng llo Mrs. Burke,
HUSBAND'S HELPIR
Mrs. Ed Burke
Ed thought she ""'' hard llo
oatc!l.
In 1960 her husband bepn
hammer throwing. He ~
ed quicldy becMJ5e four
years later he was aeveoth
in the 1964 Olympics ln
Tokyo. "He threw hi11 best
mark there." sbe added.
Shirley adnrltted at this
time that she had never
heard of a hammer throw
until she met her husband.
"I was excited when he was
learning and I appreciated
his skill."
She went to Japan wtth
Ed. However, prior to
Tokyo there was a P.re-
Olymplc1 In New York. 'I'd
never been anywhere so I
saved my money and had a
marveloUI time in the East.
"When I was invited to
Tokyo, we had to borrow
money . Ed wanted me to
share the trip wilh him, and
I stayed a month with other
triack wives in a hotel."
A year prtor to the Olym-
pic1, Ed was graduated.
from Sen Jose with his BA
and received. hls masters in
political science No years
later. During this time
Shirley wwked and attended
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A -wbo '*!Ult~ MllW,.I 1•11. r--·&outh '1'111-nam will ba tht 111111 Oan>lal IO tht .,.._ llld to "*"'• 111 t11o -·· the Lido .,. w~, ... Mlo=-11-1 cluolvt,_1'1111,_cea
of TtlJllty ~ .-.. ol -~: CbllrdJ to Cotta M• Oct. J -.a pleturtt. It a Ill 7:111 p.m. point to enjoy thll y
Mrt. JMlloa J 0 b n I OD , ftoe 111111 ·-
World Vlalon'o NMlonal Viet Kit ~ luopectod M the Mwa 1111....,. to he
Worl4 v~ -Jcla in the u1r1me1y 'lllney rtary J-. K<na, Tolw .. , -• -a polr of -Koo(, ,.,,.._, Sin_. l>Ulboad1. 'l'allen word.for·
and -la. word fn>m tht <tDIOIU• of tile
Whlle In V-ohe met IUCCeollUI B.-ay hll. tht
-· '11llw, wife o1 the movie fte Odd Couple cc-preoldent and vt11ted both 1tar1 Jed< 1-moD and
mWt.y end c t v i I t • a WIM« Matthau.
i-11a11 In the company of
Cought in a Sterling Moment
M..a.me Le, wtdow ot a Lemmcm p)&y1 the role of a
!Onner &«Jmli In J-metlcvloully elem IP!J. Mat-
1he vilked Woi-ld Villon's tblu ii e lloppy, alovenly ~ c.nv.ntilla: t n cheract.r-oould caro le<s
Korea oh• spoke at the mout ~ dirt and
YOUlll Nak Preobytartan -of clirty dllbHI They
Churdi, the Iar1t1t In Alla; than 1111 ~ ofter
In Talw .. oho '1'°1'' at the each hu -elven t ht Churdl of the IA;en, and In ""°""-ho by reoPOCllv• wivee. Hont Koal she vllffled lie lat thll ovor .-fol'
Wiau.d City of Kow-and louJll·-·IM,.ilT Jult drop W<r~ VUl.Cm'1 root.top in tbe Melli and HI fur
ldloola on Ille hmlw of :roursell mm, the obowinl of
Poll1blng oliver for the Sliver Tea ~ by the Altar Guild of st. John the
Divine E!lll<ol>ti Church of Costa Men are (left to ri1ht) the Mmes. Gene
Adams, Robert Young and John Nette!. The benefit affair is slated for next
Wedneeday, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Newport Beach home of Mrs. Adams. MalnlaDd Chino. fte Odd -pit.
England Setting
For Ceremony
Club Looks
At Flowers
WorldV~--
11 • miol_,. -orocaalMlio.n 1brouV> wblcb moro Ihm Jll,000 chlldren
are sponaond. in U ~
tries. It -It aid llo
W i d 0 W I , lepe1'I and
-!""l"nl.I, ..... <loots poeUn <Xdereacee
in remote areu and ~
video emerpaey eld.
WHAT ARE YOU
GOING TO DO
ABOUT TODA Y'S
LOOK LIKE A
WOMAN LOOK?
Celebrate, o4 COtlrsel
What's the point of being
a wcmon if you don't loolc
like one. How lo do it?
Beovttfully, COttlfortobly?
Just wear Gossord's Flolr
Ynderwired bra 3490 -
she•r nyfon Crt9'9 tricot
with lightly lined aJpS.
You 'll surprise yourself
with the superb sl,oplng.
ltlblM>ny wire framing
, doe• it. Tite l.otord
stretch bock of nylon and
lycro Jpondex clingli Hk•
a new skin. In white and
fathion colors. And not.
• tt.i11 situ 328 thru 40DD.
Ph.11 Good Housekeeping
S.al of Appravol for
fa1hlon con1fort. S.. ond
lry Aoir ~90. Tecfoy
en}oy looking Ii\• a _ ..
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Closing out tomorrow even-
inl at the Lido will be the ex·
citing fJ.hn, The Tboma1
Crow11 Affair plUi the latest
farce Inspector 01HJ11e1u. •
Steve McQueen playg the part
al e milbonain: Who pulls a
t:i.c bank heist just b kicks,
and Faye Dunaway sMws as
an inlurance investiptar in
Tbe Tbom11 CrowtJ Affllr.
l'aul Newman
st.aT6 in T1te Seeret Wv or
Harry Ft111, -ing the dual
bill .at the Mea with, Dori:t
Day in Wbere Were Yoa When
'Ille Upta Went Oat! To-
night and tomorrow night will
bt your I.alt chance to view
th•s• two at tha Mesa
Theatre.
FREE P ~ lo the Li<1o
or !be M .. "'11 be melled to-
~to D: J, DeRu1ha. 1819
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&Utlt ol ''Pkiur• Peeb" to
... • IDO'Vle tit the Lido or
Mua tbutre1. tn the mean-
time, f« imtant admlallon to
tht Mta or ii'!• Udo ... ~
hln<ly--cr)'OIO' ~-a.pc.rd.
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LOCAC
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'Neiv DD_dge Agency Opem.
By CARL CABSTENliEN became ·a Doclga cleol<r oovora over 4 acroo le utee
A tliroe<jµartar mlllloo ' eevQ. y•ll'I ~ Sllydor, a tlmae )arcer -I h •·
dollar lnveat:n•nt probab)y 25-yaer velmlll ol th• auto.· ~-:· ;:,bJr~
belt describes Onn(e Coon· lllJ&lutR, has si>ml t&e laol .. r11.,. stalls 30
t y ' s new e st Dodge 14 years as both an Orange Harbor Dodge's layout is
dealership, Harbor Dodge, County dealer and resident. capable of &tocking over 300
in Costa. Mesi. Under his ow n e rs hi p new and 200 used cars. In
Located at 2888 Harbor Harbor Dodge bas become addition to lU large stock or•
Blvd.. the new facility Js one of the top volume Dodte autos the dealership ls one of the top volume truck cen· Juat two 'mllM north of dealerJJU,pa in the nation. tera and ~alizes In 121e
wbert O""\' Bernie Sp,yd11'_ Tbe new iadllly which e v e r·ll'OWIDI recr .. tlon
I• n. Yeley
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CA.JI. LBA81NG COMPANY" 21.01 tit lit Street, S flf•_ Aflt .
See by Today's
Want Ads:
e There's t. dandy bua&ln lD
the travel trailen RC&n
for t. 15' Scott.man. Sleepa
5 for only $890! •• ·,
0 Need a lnatrumtnt for the
ldlOClil. b«nd1' ' In todl3'•
musical lMtriment daa;1
there'• an alto 1ax, darl-
net, St. George btl.81 elec·
b1c i\1ltar. Make oiler! .. ,
• You'd blve to lff th11 '1o
beUeve Jtl RCA pa wuh-
u/drytr' tor only $501 , ••
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time on the weftendl or
alter work here'• • 18'
Malibu ' outriaer, com-
pletely eqUipPed that needo
IOIDe work to f!n1lh ! • , .
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voblole market.
RllDOlae lbt """'1 with
SnJder ta 1eneral manacer
Bob Swlclc who 1a In chars•
of 70 ~. lncludln1 •
terV!oe deparlmeot .1tafl of 36,
Duriol 1!16 llx moatba
'Swick hio betn ~
: · ,wllh Htrbor Doqt,, Iii•
""""' bu betn ti., ..... , ty'1 top .. 1um. dealtr for-3
COMOCilt!n m0111111 and lat
month wu the number otie
dealer in the Los Aogelts·
Orange County re&loo In tbe
1ale of Dodge cars and
truckl.
"Dodi• broke aU Mies
recordl 1Ht 7Mr.'' Snyder
1ald, .... Southern
Cal11ornla led tbt way wtlh
a 40 percent gain in sales."
Early indi'catiOM are 'that
Dodge will continue the hot
sales pace and Snyder gi\.e11
no tndicati'on <>f letting up.
"We expect our sales to ex·
cted 500 unit& a month dur·
Ills tile 18118 model year and
our dtalenh.lt> will service
wb·at Jt 1eru1" be concluded. 'J.. 1$. )j.
ESTES MAKES BIG ·
CHEVY PREDICTIONS
When JP. M. "Pet.e" Es'tes wu in LOI An&eles recently
to Jntroduce the n e w
Cbevrolet line to newsmen,
he declared that
"();levrolet11 1969 m o d e l
aa!e1 will reach 3,500,0CXJ
veblclea end that t h e
dt vision expecta: to be the
first lndlvidual auto maker
in hl.1tory to exceed 3
mllHon 1ale1."
Estel, Cbevrolet general
manager, looks toward
Ca 111 Ol'lllt., particularly
Southern California, f<>r the
help he needs.
"Chevrolet has taken over
first place in car sales in
California for the first time
in four years and we intend
to stay there," Estes said.
He said that Chevrolet!
rNUrgence in the local
market has been sparked
mainly by the improvement
1n Illes of the Camaro and
Ille Chevy II.
"C.maro has b e e n
tremendously pooular in
Callforn.la and !!ells 68 per-
cent hl&'her here than na-
ti.ooally while the Chevy JI
sella 13 percent higher here
than ehewhere. he added.
Estes 1aid that in June,
tbe lau.t month for which
completeregi s tr a tlo n ftcuree are available ,
CJlevn:>let outsold its major
competitor 11,500 cars to
11,320, This is the first time
since mid-1964 that
Chevrolet hiu edged to the
front in California 1ale1 and
u the figures indicate itJ a
clOfie and competitive race.
Zone Sales
W1rnnt1 po~s 1 ..,_ oomllillMNHI M poteMiM ,....it
ind llmlted risk.
Robert Rotsf1n, MBA, wttt dlKvss the eon1r"o11 stock
WBrrants in:
A LECTURE
"A LOOK AT SeME WAAllANTS"
W1tklft1 JohnMn -EMERGING' GROWTH INDUSTRIES First Mtc. Inv.tori
Fuqua tndustrieS
LmnTownMnd . Ltn1T--LMI TMICO M111111 l1·
A thou9htful end provo<ottfve pr•1ent1tlon for aeriou• Investors outlining tre.w
ln~'ri•t of th• ninett•n seventlts end beyond. •
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The Island .._. -Newpwt t .... ion lllelld
For ""81'"fal.;., pl11ie plloM Mrs. l.uce
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ve1trnent Counsel firm .ofJo~n P. Che••• Inc.
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..rloce: Irvine Coest Country Club
' ,1600 E. C..1\ Hl9hw1y, N•Wl"'rl 1t,c~, Colllomlo
R"•f¥tfion1 requlrff: C.R Mr. E. R.'Olson Of' Mr. Wflll'lm J . 111"'"' .. ti 17141 549-107' or 642-4010 ..
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says h~ is ~ only asking himself questions but answering himself after three
yean ol circumnavigating the globe in a 24-foot sailboat. Graham is 1bown in . m. Dove tn N~ Harbor before voyage beg1ln three year• ago.
Sacitoem
Wins King
Harbor Race
Harbor Solo Sailor
Nearing .Voyage End
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prettiy island girls and blue
lagoons. Sacitoem, a Tom.ado Class
catamaran skippered by
Bruce Harvey of Cabrillo
Beach Yacht Club was the
overall winner Sunday in
King H·arbor Yacht Club's
RolXn Lee Gmbmn, the
teem.ge' Newport Beach
sailor wllo is sailing aroond
the world raione, has arrived
at Surinam, Dutch Guiana in
South A·merioa after a 4 7 -
day crossing f.i Che Atlantic
fr om C8pe Town, South
Altica. ~· Cecil R. King Trophy race.
· The King Traphy race is a The lone 19-year~ld sailor
His hardest passage was
in the Indiall Ocean when he
WU dJIJDlasted just 18 hours
out f.i Cocos Island. He
could not turn baek against
the trade winds, 10 sa)!ed
2,300 miles u n d e r a
makeshift jury rig t o
Mauritius Island. -~ Portsmouth Handicap tYPe stopped briefly at Ascension
' ·race in which Che variOOs Island. He bas now oom-
. classes are given inverted pleted o v e r three-quarters
starts -the slowest classes or bis circul"liDa'vigati.on or 1
· first -with jllrt one fin!6h, the glOOe. ROOi.n is a former
Theu were 86 boata in 17 studerit et ~a del Mar
classes competing in the High School.
6'Udden-death event. T h e On July 'Z'/, 1966, at the
race started in moderately age of 16, Robin set out
light winds but whistled up f r o m San Pedro in h J s
before the race was over, locally built 2-4-foot i;loop. He
contributing to capsizings in sailed to Hawaii, th en
which several sktppen and tmough the islands of the
cre-ws were injllf'ed. South Pacific.
The first 10 fi.nisben in From tbe New Hebrides
tite race Wfil'e : -and Solomon·tslandS'be seil-
The Notional Geographic
Magazine has fee.tured Ro-
bin's story with numerous
pho(ographa -many of
them taken by the young ad-
venturer.
P-38 Oass
Captured
By Galatea ' (1) Sacitoem, Bruce ed to New Guinea and
Harvey, CBYC; (2) Swit-Australia. He made island
chblade (catamaran) Neil stops while crossing the In-Ed Taber's Galatea from
Harvey, CBYC; (3) No dian Ocean to South Africa the host Cebrillo Beach
·name (Tornado Cat), R. F. and rounded OaPe Horn in Y·acht Club Sunday won the
Jewett, CBYC; (4) Ariel severe winter weather. District cllampiooship in the
(Flying Dutchman), FMnk Now, at the age of 19, with P-28 Class !&Ung regatta.
Gray, KHYC; (5) Uebchey three yean of lonesome The championship was
CEntei,:irise), Bill Winkler, voyaging behind him, he has he ld in conjunction wit h
ABYC; (6) Luft Behind weathered s t 0 rm 8 , a CBYC's Fall Series. Win.
(EnteI1prise), Jim Hollman, dismasting, a near collision, ners in the series nice:
KHYC ; (7) No Name (R· brushes with hurricanes, MULTIHUU. (9) -(1) '·~ lll, Dave Harper, KHYC; Whiplash, Br ad I e y & ~ (8) Lemming (Enterprise), Marlo.tte, CBYC.
Whitney Barrick, KHYC ; 41 S h ts PHRF (16) -Solitaire,
19) Waipu!am (Enterpn'se), a 0 Bob Young CBYC. Jim Griswold, ABYC; (101 CAL-40 (7) -Flam·
Dyad. !Snipe). Bnb Schaer-Enter Race hoyant, Barney F 1 am ,
fer, KHYC. CBYC.
· Results by classes: Forty-one Sabot sailors CAL-24 (6) -Ginger 11,
. SNIPE -(1) Dyad; (2) participated in Long Beach Dave Johnson, CBYC.
~; Blui, Jim Boldt, KHYC; (3) Yacht Club's second annual TilfSTLE (5) -Cheers.
~' Summer Blonde, Mike Ret-Back to School Regatta Sun· Chuck Sourgin, SMYC. :~ ti.g, KHYC. day. The fleet was divided CAL-20 (15) -Colleen, Ed
CORONAD0-15 -(1) No into two classes. Results : Fox, CBYC.
name, Herb Chan, KHYC; cu.M " -ere•thl&w, Too. Jni 5..()..5 (10) -No name, Jeff
12) Celerity Al Hann-Meo.mi.id, LllYC1 (2) lllrd'! ll•rt. n~-h LAYC ' "'' ~ck ICll'ln, AllYC ; U) Duldl Mtiter. D<LI UC • • WYC; (3) Soufriere, Dick st~• $milt!, .A.ave; t•l ~,. 11111v VICTORY (5) -Seagull,
Obst, KHYC; (4) Risque, ~. LIYC; Ul Gur111 Ho, John Bob Brandsberg, CBYC. Sortobliy, A!IYC. Milt Hannah, WYC; (5) CLASS a-111 T11unc1er 11•1'¥. Rou GEARY-18 (11) -Wild
Vei_erq, Bret Page, KHYC. ~'.· k18~'dv~110~111~.,:,:,r~, M~~ Thing, Bill Darnell, CBYC.
LIGHTNING -(1) Foilo-Stt!r1..,., "8YC1 (11 No n-. stt"• MERCURY I 91 -Tilt,
I DI k KHYC W•thburn, LlllYC1 UJ Gemini, C.rol mi I, c Benner, . Sctncnl<y, ABvc. George Patterson, CBYC.
LIJ)().14 -(1) Tender-----------"-------
Lovlni Oare, Tom Coles, ~ ·
Burke Coclll'an, KHYC; (3) KHYC; (2) Dul>b1e Bubble, ft
No name, Larry, Baker, en
WYC; (4) Wind Wllp, Art ne.,1
Weiland, SBYRC: ( 5) AUTO o..,...
Careleu Love, Jon Baldwin,
Kl!YC. E!n'ERPl\ISJ: - ( I )
Liebcbey, Bill Winkler,
ABYC; (2) I.ult Behind, Jim
Hollman, KHYC.
CYC Pabst
Race Won
By: -Sirene
9aa Hm:'S WHAT W! CHECK •••
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Ed R1eem'1 Sirme, flyinc
the color. of the L<mc 8-ch
Y aollt Club, WU the overall
and Clu1 A -Satur· day of lhe ~ 'n-ophy
predJcted Joe race
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milt courwe WUb a total er· rwv•••• •ADUllD' HERE'S HOW rr WOIKS •••
ror ei .a percaL 'lbe 8'1rc:JQ)' TnL tau THE .._~ ---.___ - - -~...... ..... ' . ---...___....,. COCll'l9 ..._ m-~ "3 -~-... -,.. ... -..... -... __,. -but I-Wliblli· IXACT CO.DfTIDM ..__..~ _.. -~..,.,...,. - -
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Hoill'I. ..... wtmlMI. L.IYC:. ,...,,
CIJ,L.,. 11 ., Ill. lni •niU!ft', DAYC. ..... ..... P•ll.,._ ""'1,.._ .... ... ....... ldri.. 1 ~ .1 -~I kl!M 11, ... "'*" fUI "-, .. ~.. "".._...., .. ~.._.. ·=~c. , :n:-.f:c::: .......... ,.. ..._.,1-tMI ,.......,,.,. ........... ... ~ '""""' ..... f*YC.,,., '8 ,Wlh ';" °"'
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J Nearly 200 Ent.er BYC, NHYC Fall Regatta
Nearly 200 boat.I In 17
clase:et thowed up on the
st.artisl( line• S.turday and
s..Gy for Balboa Yacht
Club and Newport Harbor
Ym.I Club'• Fall lleptta.
Lcgegt clan was the
Pad?ic Calamar91ls -.ilb 21
eutrifll. '!'be wDler' was na-
tlopal champion Bob
-·· Copy Cot from Callrillo -'Yecbt CNI>. Secood Iargost class w u
1he Pacific Hoodioap Racit>g
Fleet wilb 19 entri... The
race COldled for the Jiln
Diclalcrl Trophy t<r season
higl> point -Tho win· ner WU Gleln Ree:i't Aloha
11 from South ShOre Slilinf
Club.
l.Jgbt wtodl and overcast
1kle1 pnveiled l>olb doyl.
BYC wa In <har&e of
OU!ide -raofnc Ill Ibo ocean off Balboa Pier, and
NHYC -tile dioellY claooel radllr lmlde lbe -· ' OCEAN RACING (7) -
(I) Vo!Jmte I!, Mike Hirsh,
BYC; (2) Melee, Don Aymi
Jr., NHYC.
PHRF (19) -11) Aloha
II, Glem Reed, SSSC; (2)
Dolphin, Mill Alliooe, YYC;
(3) Ladnl, Bud Harvey,
BYC.
RHODE.S-33 (I ) -(I)
Misin., llugh11 I<
Fraoklill, BYC ; 12) ldanlja,
Bob .KeUem*l111, BYC.
ENDEAVOR (I) -11)
Apbrodite, Bill !Angjihr, sssc.
PACIFIC CATAMARAN
(21) -'(I) Copy Cat, BoO
Babr, <JlYC;. (2) No. ep,
Vautlm 01-SMYC; (!)
PacillCUI, 1'llul Allen, SSSc.
LUDEJIS.11 (13) · -(I)
Shibol, 1-1 Gomier, YYC;
(2) AD g e 1 Louise Fun.
denl>e!'g, Nl!YC.
'l1HlSTLE (9) -II) Golda
E......U R<lls, BYC ; 12)
Arie!, Bob Reilly, SSSC; (3)
Metamor:pbolis, Mike Allen,
BYC.
INTERNATIONAL-14 (I)
-(I) Witt< Tomado, Racer
Wellll, YYC ; 12) No. 764,
Jim Sawyer, SSSC.
FINN -(I) Fred Miller
Jr., SSSC ; (2) L 11 a
G-flOD,NHYC.
LEHMAN·l2 -(I) Bill
S-, NHYC; (2) Barton
Beek, NHYC; (3) B 111
!Apwu1h, NYYC.
UDO-HA -(I) Bill
McO>nl, I BYC; (2) Jim
Tyler, BYC; (3) Merlin
Crliyman, ABYC.
UD0-1'B -(1) Don!
Klrot, BYC; (2) Svend
Nlellen, NH Y C ; ii)
Leomnl P«ntct, SBSC.
KITE A -(1) Peter
Parll!r, NHYC; (2) LMce
McCabe, BYC; (3) John
Dai#I. NHYC.
KITE B -(I) a.ar1 ..
Beek, BIYC; (2) Lyzm
Harvey, NHYC; (3) Tom
Sa!llg, NHYC.
SABOT A -(I) Nia
Nie-, NHYC; (2) Bcb
Burno, CYC; (3) Curt Olooo,
CYC.
SABOT B -(I) Bob
Mc<Jord, BYC; (2) Molly
Lyrch, BYC; (3) Jamie
Bedall, BCYC.
SABOT C -(1) Clyan
Hall, BYC; (2) Blli J-.
NHYC; (3) Badolyn, O>ll
NHYC.
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Buy from Ol'rller and 11ve • . Thll 4 bod·
room 2 bath h<>me lw a <IN kitchen with
built.Ins and dllhwuber, w; arpetlnJ and
CUl!ODI drapa. A·l COlldlUon IOd read.>' to
move Ill. Wallt to all IChooll, ell acre park,
and Juat 2 mlnuleo to South Coan Plul and
major freew.,1.
AD excellent blly at 126.llOO With 909' con.
venUonal flnancbir available and monthly
p~entl ol '166 principal and intoresl, You ·
mwt 1tt1 to appreciate. ,
2751 Pon.11 OrlYI S46 A37
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'21,500
NO DOWN P4nm<T __ Ibo_,, ...
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ONLY 12 NIW HOMES AVAILAILI
dfy.&bodnu.•loallll. .....
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----.Ill built-ta dNlm ll:Ucben. D'l!lt RANCHO LA CUESTA, In Huntington Beach, bu a dbhwuber. -..,. the beat values ha a new home ln l.he entire area. , pettnc. Lup f9l1' ).rd. Na
1 l 2 story, 3 l 4 bdr1111, 2 baths, quality construe-'dowo GJ. IWIJ.l720
Uon including all ldtchen built-in>, fireplace, tuny 1'~ 2111i Bu11aor
carpeted, shake 1001, ooncrele driveway, lar&e IEACH Iota. Walldn& distance to Public Beach. us.oso ·to, ,21,100 ARGAINSI
FHA·VA· onvonllon1I 1 llR -R.2 .••• $1T.ll!O
C.ll fM.2'2t en~• ltttw..,. 10 & '1 2 BR~ + lteS!ital. "1>,000
3600 Seavlew
Corona del Mir
$69,SOO
OPEN DAILY 1.S
....... ... ... , -lovol,y s bdrm home ii loade4 wt.th
pmneWrc, Md ii b:ilted on
a comer kit criy om bioc:* to tho bold> • ....,,._
• In botb the nvq ~ am h flmlY roam, buf1t.
tn ldt:icben and tika Dl'lll' c::on-
dltlcn tmlde and out. D:m't
let tlllo .,.,. '411> by.
DoL1ncy llNI Eototo
#28 E. Cout Hwy, OW:
m.mi
Bayfront
'Pier & Slip
3BR·3~ba+fam.rm
an. m-a.. J&e. fee simple lot.
Neer jetty on private street, """'t.ctun -ed.""'· bit Arudolll OWMl' ....
in& ................ $1.tli,«Xl
Joe """"""' ........
Coldwen, Wtr & C..
642-7777
190& Hartm Blvd., C.M. °""' .,. ...
WESTCLIFF
Outstanding V1lut
Y.:nter a lovely courtyard to
a larte 4 Bedroom • 3 bath
f~ home. • Nf'W ~ta
and dnlpes .• One bedroom
and bf.th compl.etelf RPE'-
&fe tor mother er maid.
Many, many extra. make
...... value .. $48.!0ll.
646-7171 5<46-2313
THE ~EAL
E.ST ATERt;
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673°7420 Ives: 671-9117
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Hmt "' YOIJr ~ lo -llEALTOU adTantap cf an oa-~ 3036 I. CHlf , CclM
prioo ""a -~bed· 675-1662 A mo room, 2 baths, POOL bame,
"""' to "-""'· ediocl. tnd p.rb. $138 per tnimth
lncludee _ ... """ ... .....,_ Catom D1plo
t.o..ly ' "*"'-2 --t>itJo • BR Apt ""'1d -Ail tlowen ne9J' Udo a.,p.
,,., •• $43,!011.
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20tJ WESTCLu'F DRIVE '73-4350' Evu. m.l5M
6*-171.l Open Evn. -
A Real Hit!
Thi extra Iarre Matto "D"
plan. 3 BR .l ~ Rum-
pus rm with all the trlm-
mlnp. Eutblulf .... "5,!011
Orange Coast Property
332 Marguerite 673-8550
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CORONA DEL MAJt
2 houl8 on a 1o1:
So.~~
FORTIN q> .
&0-5000 "@J,S&OSo
4 Bodrm -Mosa Vento
$24,950
Hard t.o ftnil at th1I lCiee' hi
pre.tip location. 2 be.thl,
family ''f'un..fn" room adJa·
cerit the-drnm ldkbm wtth
all tho --bull•tn teaturM. Nev new CU'Plt.-
tng. Brtck paUo. 501T.ll
TARBELL 2!1ii5 Harbor
Ellfl••co a PrlYOcy
A VIEW built ~ a
<D't )Vd. 4 BR 3 batbl
muter IUite I: llvilll ar.a
LeaN With Option ff'1>91'1.ted from ddldrm'•
1..,..,iiiiiiiiiiii""'"""-• I Outltandinc '5 BR home With wlna by 40' til@d pllery. I• .tioot X100 sq ft For te't.e IV AN WELLS' NEW HOME
(wry reuonlible) In dloiet! Ray J. Ward O>. N$.l!i5Q OCEAN VIEW
Cbolice Newport Heilhta area
• Redeoor11t@d 3 bdnn. 2
bath, maata' bdrm. w/tire-
pi.ct, bun. rm. ~· Uv.
rm. IE din. uee, blt-ln kitch-
en, w /w cpt. A drapea •
ONLY $39,500.
"C" THOMAS, Rt1ltor
2:>4 W. Cout Hwy. ~
Newport Bd:I. Eve. 54&6IK3
DAVIDSON Realty
FAMILY SIZE
Your cholct. 3, f ot '5 BRa.
Idetl for fllm.Uy to play A crow. Ste It today.
Rltr. 2'150 HutJor '58, CM
M6-6«l'.I Ewa. 5661'2
North °"" Meta~ Tll.Y OFFER
b:iod. Immediate ~· 3 BR BM.ch bouAe nr. &:f
Hurey I Spa.deus lp U.vine rm, &.
COLL..roE REALTY ~ place, Lee Jot $39.500.
Low Down Pmt.
BUIU)ERS CM»e out. Last
OM Of 16. 3 Bdrm, 1 " bl.th.
Hu uerythU.1 UOT Valley
Crcle C.M. May te .. op.
ttori. 6CS106
$22,950
Modem 3 &drnoma Beach
Home irtep.-to e>ce.n.
Coywood Rulty
ID W. Cout HWJ, NB
513-1290
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Bllbt1 llul Eotito Co.
700 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboe
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HEAD TD HEAD DUEL -Tandem teams of Hal
Sacks, Sally Ried (left)' and·Ron Ball, Debbi Gustaf-
son battle it out during linals of 1968 U.S. Surfboard
Championship at liWl\iJ!glon Beacll. Sacb-Ried
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combo finished fourth, while Ball and partner won
tandem event. Small waves hampered contestants
in Ulis year's contest. ··-.: ....
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DAILY PILOT lttH ......
HARD FIGHT-Diminutive Margo Godfrey o! Corona del Mar con-
templates her next move during final• of· U.S. Surfboard Champion~
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Republicans
Still Dominate
County Figures
She Ignores Surf Injury Two Girls Riding
Bicycle injured
In Car Accident
By TOM BARLEY
Of tlle Dallr l'llet 511ff
Orange County's register~ vote~s
have shown little change 1n their
political thinking since the June
primary elections. county c I e r k
\ViWam St John revealed today.
St John's analysis of voter regislra·
tions for Lhe November election shows
Republican voters to be again tile ma·
jority with 306,696 GOP registrants ac-
counting for almost 53 percent of 11.
county total of 580,886 vote.rs. The
ratio was identical to June returns
when 2Tl,885 RepubUcans then claim·
ed almost S3 perc.-ent of the county
total of 516,992.
Democrats .again trailed
Republicans w•th a tally of 243,409 on
the November listing, almost 42 per·
cent or the county total. Again, this
percentage was identical to the June
primary analysis when 220,052 of the
516,m county voters s h o w e d
Republicans 5,252; Democrz.ts 2,394.
5an Juan Capiltrano -Total, 1,504 ;
Democratic preferences.
American Independent fort u n e s
declined during the interim period
from 8,656 in June to 7,059 in
November. Peace and Freedom party
supporters totaled j..112 at the Sep-
tember 12 cut oil date, 21 more than St
John listed in June.
Uncommitted registrants were up
by almost 50 percent from the June
total or 16,100. j!Declined. to st.ate"
voters tallied 22 ,400 in St John's latest
analysis.
Republicans had a clear majority in
all but two of 10 Orange Coast com·
munities analyzed. Loe AlamiU. and
Westminster defied the county'• GOP
trend to give tbe Democ:rata the edge
in hoth areas.
Defied the county's GOP trend to give
th!! Democrats the edge ln both areas.
Of 3,888 regirtered voter1 in Los
Alamitos, 2.048 regi1tered a s
Democrat! with the RepubUcan party
claiming 1,684. Westmln1ter returns
reveal 11,881 Democratl regiltered
and 9.077 GOP adherent.a: in • com·
muru.ty totl:t 0( 22,405.
Other Orange Coast statlltica in·
elude:
Costa Mesa -of 30,T72 reglltrantl,
11,110 Hstod Republican and 12,066
regiltered as Oemocrata:.
Fountain Valley -Total, 10,486 :
Republicans 5,169; Democrats 4,1568.
BunUaflOa Beacb -Tot.al, 43,385 :
Republicans 21 ,601; Democrats 19,U.1.
Laguna Beath -Tota.I , 8,868;
RepubUcans 5,690 ; Democr•ts, 2.619.
Newport Beac• -Tota.I, 26,47,8;
RepubUcana 19,555: Democrat.J ~.~.
(Ste vmt;Rs, ra1t Z}
CdM Girl Takes 3rd; NB's McCaul, Schlickenmeyer Win
By CRAIG LOCKWOOD ot tlM O.llr Plllt SllH
Dark horse David Nuuhiwa, a
hometown boy, today reigns as king of
l-luntington Beach's 1968 U .S.
Surfboard Championships.
The ca t·footed N uuhi wa,
rollcrce>a-sted his way through mushy,
misshapen. three-foot surf in Sunday's
finals , powering to an upset win over
Dana Point's Cocky Carroll who was
seeking his third straight victory in
the event.
llowever, Carroll. with a third-place
finish in the men's division and a
second-place finish in t:he paddle race,
was awarded the Duke Kahanamoku
Trophy as best all around surfer in the
1968 Championships.
One injury was reported in this
year's event. Margo Godfrey of Coro-
na de! Mar suffered a shoulder injury
when her board struck her after she
OCC Bond Issue Recount
Results Remain in Doubt
The tally teetf>.red and tottered today
on the recount vote tor the rJ .25
million Orange Coast Junior College
District bond issue, and it became ap·
parent by noon that f1nal results" will
not be known urrtil every last vote is
tabulated by 6 oc 7 o'clock tonight.
Twelve election workef'6 from within
the district starrt.ed Qt 8 a:m. to re-
couyt ballots at the Orange County
Schools office i.n Santa Ana.
A tw~thirds majority was needed to
pass the bonds. An eleoOOn night count
and subsequent canv&;s r«otaling
S'bowed the boods received 14,695
votes in tavor to 7,3.53 voteti against-
jum 11 shy of the Deeded two-thirds
majority.
A recount of balloU ca& at 18 aC the
Burglar Flees
Anaheim Jail
ANAHEIM -A suspected burglar
escaped from Anaheim city jail early
this morning by crawling through an
.We "l"Jlling.
Police said Lawrence A. Safleel1, 21,
r4. Riverside, removed a light panel
from the celling of bis cell, crawled
tllrougll tile hole and ncoped from the
attic Urough a root vent. Offtcer1 said
Saffeels hed been arrested last 'l'hurl-
day Wlder ttle name oC Larry Carlgon.
He was being held on sur,ildon ol
burglary foUowln!! hi• llTtlt Sept. 20.
Just before he broke out, offi.cer1 said,
it was d.l&eove:rcd"he was being held on
MJsplrion of burglary in Rlvcr1}de be·
fore making his escape Sept. 14 from
thal Jail.
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74 polling places this morning showed
a net increase of 16 "yes" votes. But
returns from the other 56 polling
places rem1Mned 1o be: counted, and a
sbort time later further returns set the
net increase of "yes" votes back to
two.
* * * College Thanks
City for Votes
Win or lose, Newport Beach city
government was "i.Mtrumental'' in
gathering support for ttie Orange
Coast COUege bond issue, according to
Dr. Norman Watson, OCC district
superintendent.
Watson, as a recount of the ballots
began today. thanked the City Council
for its official endorsement of the bond
ele(tion.
"ft was most instrumental In in·
nuenc.ing positive 1upport f r om
cltizens in the Newport area," he said.
Watson pointed out that in Newport
the bond is1ue was &pproved ,;by a
margin con1lderably beyond tbe 1';0--
tbirds required for pa90ge."
COuncflmen, in a departure from
prevlom baDd.1-off pollcie1 on scbool
bood l11u.,, unanlmOU1ly had urted
"c.-eful eon&lderatJ.Oftil Of tbe OCC
measure a week befcn the elecUon.
St.ck M•rkeu
NEW YORK V•P) -The 1t0<k
market held a lood ga1n In active
tr•ding late lhil afternoon. (See quota-
tions, Pages 21'r27).
d u g a rail. She cootinued In the wom-
en's competition, however, finishing
third.
Nuuhiwa's Wffl Suncay vaulted him
into the running for a first or second
place position on the seven-member
U.S. West Coast Surfing Team which
goes to Puerto RJco in November for
internaUona\ competition.
Finalists in the annual ltuntington
Bea<:h championships had to deal with
(See SURFING, Pace Z)
Stanton Backs
Airport Land
Vse Commission,
The city of Stanton hu joined a
growing list of Orange County cities
suwart.ing a Newport Beach plan for a
County AUi>ort Land Use Commission.
Stanton City Clerk Mina Wilson to·
day told Newport authorities that
Stanton councilmen have unanimously
adopted a· resolution asking the Board
of Supervisors to create the com·
mission.
Last week , Buena Park and Cypress
endorsed ttie move.
As proposed by the Newport Coun-
cil, the Land Use Committee would ad.
vise supervisors on the suitability of
proposed developments adjacent to
the County Airport and other airfields
that may be built In the future.
1'1e committee'• significance would
be greater with estsbUshment of a
regional airport. as proposed in the
Pereira Report on Mt Transportation,
according to Newpon officials.
The committee would assumt some
of the responsibillties now delegated to
the County Airl>Ort Commission'.
Few Take Plunge
At Newport Beach
~tly only tile~ brawcl
the dlilly weet<ond winds to lt1)aah ID a
67-degree ocean olf the Newport .-1.
While d>ouoands !Ult<! Hlllltlo1ton
Beach for tho surlinC -pionohlp1
Saturday, Newport's llloguards IBkl
beacll KUon htre wt.I "very, ~Y
ut?J;··re..scues were made bJ lunely
llteguards.
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Two little gfrl! riding double on a
bicycle were injured Sunday when
Uteir two-wheeler collided with a right·
turning auto on Balboa Bpulevard anJ
29th Street. '
Carol Shields. 5, of 242 Newport
Blvd .. and Sharon Beck, 11, of 795
(See Photo, Page 2)
Shalimar Drive, Costa Mesa, were
1.Teated for minor injuries at Hoig
Memorial Hospital and released.
The driver of the car, Charles
Thomas Bohner. is. 4101> 38tb SI.,
Newport, was not cited by officer1.
Another Sunday accl:lent involving a
two-wheeler, this time motorized, oc;·
curred as gas station atitendant Paul
Stanley Gallant, 19, 317Y: 33rd St., hoP·
ped on 11. friend's Harley-Davidson.
He roared through a parking lot and
into the side of .an office building at
300 W. Coast Highway.
Gallant, who wasn't seriously in·
jured, told oUicers he was unfamiliar
willl the cycle and couldn't stop it.
The two accidents were among 19 in-
volving 35 vehicles on Newport
roadways ov'er the weekend.
Peter Weigand of Newport Beach
has come a Jong way since his birth
in Germany, He
has come a long
way, in fact. just
in the 20 years
he bas lived in
the United
States -all the
way to the
American OJ.y111-
plc teacn.
HJ1 story ls
featured today
on Page 21 as
part of the pre·
OiymJll<; 1erle1
on Orange Coast
Ol)>mplanl.
Alto otartlng
y II a ..... In Ille Soda! N ....
1edlon on wives of. tht Orance Cout
Olympian• aod how they'll root f9'"
their men. Meet blonde, bluH)'td
Shirley Burke, wife ol bammer-thro1'•
in& history Prof, Ed Burke, In the first
of tbe Hrie• by DAILY PILOT Stall
Writer Judy ""''t today oo Pago 14.
l'o.day's aostn1
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
Horrified
Boaters See
Death Dive
By ARmUR R. VINSEL
ot ~ 0.llJ Pli.t Sl9ff
A seaplane zooming toward Avalon
to pick up a load of pJUsengers sud·
dealy went into a screaming power
clive from 1,000 feet Sunday, disln·
tegrating in a shower of debris wben it
hit channel waters.
Harrified boaters who witnessE'd the
death dive fished for the body of pilot
WllJJarn B. Bridgeman. 53, ol Malibu,
but it sank in the 1,200-foot-deep seas
before they could get it aboard.
Search for the body was canceled. to-
day by U.S. Coast Guard search and
rescue personnel, while investigators
began trying lo delerrnlne Wb$t CIUJ·
ed the rickecing dive ·and craeh.
Sheriff's deputies said the oatalina
Seaplanos IDc., craft bad !>ken oil
from the fi:nn '1 San Pedro terminal,
located at Berth 96, beneath the tower-
ing Vincent Tbomu Bridge, less than
10 minutes before.
lnglewood. a.ttotney Russ Moss and
five passengers aboard his boat,
Frustration II, watched the grim q>ec·
tacle as tbe. twin~ plane dove
toward the sea.
"We 98W it coming down ..... the
props were really turning over, then
he nosed over and hit the water and
the plane just flipped," Mou said.
Two other pleasure boaters in the 1
crash area -about two miles off
~·· Cove -..W.tod in trrlD& to rtcover Bridgeman's body, bUt said there~. no doubt that be bad been
killed on Impact. . .
Seat. and other debris from Ille 10.
(See BOATERS, Par•!)
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DeLap Resigns
Post on Newport
Art Committee
UCI art lnstrudm Tony DeLap !O·
day resii gned as a member of tile
Newpart Be.a-ch City Arts Cammlttec.
DeLap, in a letter of redgnatioa to
the City Council. explained:
'"I find that QlY tea ching
respoosibiliUes, plus my own studio
work, do not leave me adequate time
to fuUill my ob~ as a COID•
miUee member:"
The five-member comrn1Uee it at
pre.&ent charged w~ arranging for
art and photo exhibit.; at Newport City
llall.
The group's rcsponsibilllies are ex·
peeled to be sharply expanded w i t h
development of a new civic center, ac-
cording to Mrs.,.Barbara Stabler,
chairman.
In anticipation of this, Mrs. Stabler
has asked the couooil to consider
enlarging committee membership to
seven and extend terms d.. office from
three to four )'ears.
DeLap'1 "'""-Will probably be named by the council on Oct. 7. Other
committee members are Dorothy M.
Berry. Penny M<:Ma.nigal, a n d
Virginia \Vhitehouse.
Oran9e
We"'her
Don't look for a resplte Crom
those morning low clouds Tues--
day, warn.t the weatherman,
poinUng to more of the same
with coastal mercury hovering
around 70 and inland temps up
to 78.
INSIDE TODAY
A man who ought to know
!Q11'$ Viet Prelide'nt HumphTet1
" doing"• _,, bod job'of com-
palg>lhtq. •Barry Gold100k< to1k1 °" l'oQ• JO.
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J Do\11. Y PllOT
.Ju1nbo .lei Debuts ' .
Biss•& Airliner Can Carry 490
EVl:RJ:t:I', 1'1&1h· (Ufl) -The
-1c1·1 blcltll ' lttllntr. • • 9 0.
puaenser behemoth with a five-ttory
hi,111111. room Ill public debut toct.y.
, Tbt 1'laae 11 Boelllg'1 747, a 111p1r)et
-wlD mller Ill an era of l!Hbreasl
-.,, ataferooina Ii> tho aky and
more-probleJDJ (or the naUon'1
~ crowded alrpOrta.
prtllll -....... lo . ~ '·lbe
_., ... Jllalle:=· I\ torlllilrll'"J*'°' 'lblrallo point 0111 11lat .... ugll
the plane c·an carry up to 490
p111 ... ~1. '!!loll. &lr~a "l'i eJ· .
pocted to Hat about 380.
Tllo plane, clU'l')'illf a P> million
pra Ill: wlll bo relkd out of a
llanpr lien but will not be dellve~
lo Ill' p:ttma,unlll Octol>er, lll'9·
-1be. plaoe 'la-a mau ol luPlflatives .•
11 .....,,. 700,000 pounds -doublll the
weight of the average four.ngl.ne iem-. The main landing gear bu IS
..... ~ a ll)ir&l 1talr<11e lead> to
an -~ lhat tan I>< used ti a Ila-. Joane• or movlo theater. • Meal.I move up an elevator trom a
galley below the main declc.
llor II the plane erP.ected lo ease uie
con1e1tton plUU(ng the naUon's major
atrporta. Even though II will &llO• I.be
airlines to carry more pauen&en in
ftwer pl&Des, cri~t J?Olnt out that the
jumbo Jet. win ,rneuly be able to
ablorb the Pre4lettd boom ta alt
travel over the npt dtoade. • _
Worse, they c18tm...&be giant pta:au
will arrive before many of the paUon's
airpcirta ... runy prepared to handle
them etticlently. 'One 747 alone could
dwnp 3,000 nieces .of luggage at a
lei'ihli>il F!vh1rthem arrlvlllg wltliln
half an holU' could flood a terml.nal
wltb ..,., 2,llOO. penom lootlnf for
telephone•, relatives or t b •I r
autompblle1. So far, Boelllg hu !old 158 of I.be
plane&. :But the colossal· jet is not ei:· .,..w lo brio& any lmmedlato fare
cut for the airline passengers.
Airline officlah argue that expected
But lioenr1 qi .t.bt ·jtt predicted that
Ill arrival wlD step 1IP Iha ovanluo
need to modernize and enlarge tilt na-
tl.on'• a.lrport 1yltem.
Humphrey May Suggest
Halt in. U.S. B'!mbing
SALT LAKE CIT'l (UPI) -Vice
President Hubert H. Hwnphrey WAI at
a crouroadl on Vietnam war policy
toct.y and ht may take the P8lll
towed a bomblnc halt during • major
lorelln pollcy llatement tonlgbl.
The. ll>ffeh, being recorded ln
bl'oadcut!Dg studloa bere durln( I.be
* * * Nixon Awaiting
Wallace Strength
. Before Attacking
MIAMI CUP!) -Rlcbard M. Nixon
has decided to Mer clear of frontal
attackl on former Alabama Gov.
George Wallace unless the tb.lrd. party
candidate eontinuu to gain strength
durlnl I.be nut few •eeks. ~---L However, Nlzcm'1 political wrccwr,
Robert l!:llnrorth, left open Ille
poaalblllV that Nlaon "°""' aim dlrectb' at Wallact as he bu at
Hubert H. Humpllrey JI the former
covernor maintatna bis upward-cll'mb.
Tlie Republlcill prelidtntial can-
didate apent the weekend in nearby
Kef BJJcayne wbere be comblned1rest
at the midpoint of bll campaign with
strategy sessions with hi1 principal
advisers. •
Nlloa adledulld ·a Dight today to
Detrctt where be will appear on an
evening televialm panel cODfrcmted by
quesUons from· local residenta.
Amon& .~. conferring !rlfll Nixon during the weekend were Kentucky
Sen. Thruston Morton and Wiscoasin
Rep. Melvlli Laird. Callfornia Lt. G<w .
Robert Finch wa.s expecte1 to join, the
campaign in I>.et+oit today.
Ellsworui. aaid Nbtpn was "highly
pleued" Sunday when the latest
Gailll)> Poll !hO'l'ed blm ltadlng with
43 percent, Hnmpllrey second will! 28
perceot and Wollace with 21 percoot.
In ad4lt1oo, the ~n l~ wer~
buoyed by indloatlOlll ID the poll that
W&llaoe'• lllmlllh.,.. ealjnl away at
Humphny'a back!D1.
EllaWorlh said Nixon wwld· continue
to compete with W.U.ce llldlrec:tly ~
peellnr to wllat be caned the voter •
desire ·for d!ange ,and hammering
away at the need to end lawlesmeas
and violence. Howeve~, Nixon will not compete
with. Wanace where the former
governor bas "rtgk>nal strength,"
Elllwortb a&ld. He •ireed that this
would effectively rule out the Deep --.
day, will be ltlt\ised by NBC lo the
country at 7:30 p.m. local Ume in all
zones ucept Centr.i where he wU1 be
1een at S:i> p.m.
Mudl of the Democratic candidate's
Sunda7 in Seattle wa1 devoted to work
on tbe speech with h1s top 1dvller1, in·
·eluding bemocratJ.c national chalnnan
Lawrence F. O'Brien and Georee H.
Ball, U.S. ambassador to Ille United
Nollon1 who quit bll dlplomaUc post
lul -k to help Humphrey defeat
Republlcao Richard M. Nllon.
'nle_i:f also w• blgh-level con·
1Wtat10a. during the weekend on the
unaetiWna pr~lem of anUwar hecklers
w!\O 1eem to be iettlne louder and
bolder with each Humphrey open-to·
tbe·publlc 1peecb. 'lbe vtce pre1ident'1
Satunlay nlstrt speech in SeatUe wu
all but •haltered by demonllrator1
who prevented biJ speaking unUl they
were thrown out of the civic center
audltmlum by pollce.
~!Idly durln( the campaign
Hwµphrey hu taken the position that
he, Indeed, did favor a bait to bombing
of North Vietnam but only after some
sign ol reciprocal restraint by Hanoi
and only after 11aurance that a halt
would not endanger American troops
and the South Vietnamese popuJMlon.
2 Men Succumb
After Traf fie
Crashes in County
~ SAN'l'A ANA -Two elderly men
died Saturday as the result Of earlier
traffic accidents, poJJce. reported.
-Elmer L. Phillips , 7'2, of Santa Ana,
who wa11 hit by a car Friday at Orange
1988 County Traffic 1917 ·
115 Death Toll Ill
and Camille etreel! died Ill Santa Ana
Commtnlty HocpltJal.
lie )lad beon llro<:k by a car driven
. by Le1lle R. Petera, 17, " SaD1ia Ana,
police reported. Tbe ln<ideat II 11ill
· UJJder lnyesttgat1on,
, Howard J . Jotm1ort, 70, of Garden
Greve, died Saturday at Palm HM'bor
Hoe:pital of injw'ies IUlfered a week
ago 1n a two car accident that took the
lite ot. his wile.
Tbe crash occurred Sept. 22 at 9th
Street and Chapman Avenue In
· Guden Grove. Jotmson11 wile, Ora
Viola.· 88,. wu deld on arrival at tbe
hospital
DAIL 't PILOT l'tlttit .,. llcM!'f KMfllw
'I COU\.DN'T STOP IT,' MOTORCYCLIST TELLS N!WPORT POLICE
Novice Riefer Oellant Lo1e1 Bout With Will~ But ln(urle1 Not Serlou1. Story 11 on P•1• 1
Trio Wounded
In Shootout Over
Narcotics Grudge
A 1holgun attack baled on a loog-
1tindlnl grudge wlllcb police blamed
on a narcot1c1 deal left three persons
gravely wounded at an Anaheim
rea!deoce Sunday night and three
ot.ben jaDed.
Raymond C. Horrigan, 21, ot· Para·
mount, b ln crlUcal condition at
Anaheim Memorial Hospital wnh
1botrun wounds 1n the head, chest,
neck and abdomen.
Terry L. Sims, 11, ol. Paramount, is
also ln crlUcal condition wtth WOUDds
in the stomach cbest and leg.
Hit in the face, neck and aboulder,
Bruce L. Amleo, 19, ol. Pico Rivera, 111
lilted in seriou1 condition today, ac·
conllng to hospital aides.
Charle11 R. Alger, and William F.
Faris, 20-year·old Whittier youth&, are
both held in Orange Ciunty Jail on
suspicion of a11ault with intent to
commit murder, police a aid.
Ann E. McMinn, 2&, of Anaheim,
also was arrested on suspicion of
poe1e1aion of dangerou11 druga -u a
. l'elll!t al the •booting lllvetU11tJoq,
Ne1gbbors called for officers after
Horri&an, Sims and Amico were
bla11ted to the pavement in front of the
McMinn residence by two men in a
van.
The three victims were just arriving
or leaving the hou11e when they were
cut" down gangland style, police sald
today, blaming tht attack on a
.narcotics doal.
NelJbbon 1ave police a deacripd6n
" the auapected getaway -· which was stopped ln Buena Park ·1" police
who arrested Alger and Farts and con-
fiscated a shotgun.
Jnveatlgators said tbey under1tood
the pair bed a Jong-standing grudge
over the death Of a lriend ftilm a
nareotic1 overd06e and believed this to
be the motive.
A quantity of marijuana and dru g
pills was found in the alley next to the
McMinn residence, where It appeared
to have been thtown while police were
en route to the 1hootin&.
Harbor Schools 'Forum
Groups Meet in Homes
I Four study group11 that developed
trom the Harbor Area Community
Forum on Schools will hold future
meetings in private home11.
Member1 of the four study com·
mittee1 will puraue ttlelr separate
toptea -communicaUon with the
public, a future bond election ,
dtaclpll.ne, and the fOur quarter
U.S. Battleship
New Jersey
Goes Into Action
ABOARD Uss NEW JERSEY (UPI)
-'The battleship USS New Jersey
joined the war against North Vietnam
today and se.nt salvo after salvo from
her 1S.inch guns crasb1ng into Com·
munist shore targets with thunderous
explosions of orange fiame and smoke.
The great battleship, which had lain
in mothballs since the Korean war,
fired 2,700-f>OUDd projectile• into Com-
muni.st artillery sites, bunkers and an·
tiaircraft batteries a mile above the
den'lllitarized zone. ln 31h minutes the
New Jersey can equal the destruction ot 60 bombing planes.
Fllteen years and 66 days alter she
fired her lasi &hots of the Korean war,
the New Jersey si.amed slowly within
raflge of North Vietnamese batteries a
mile above the DMZ. Al 7:30 a.m. the
starboard rifle on the No. 2 turret
fired Ille first shell.
Within 90 minutes the New Jersey
battered two Communist .artillery sites
and a third complex of defense posi-
tions nine miles inland and seven
mUe1 northwest of the U.S. Marine
outpost at Con Tbleo.
The Navy said the battleship, only
one on activ-l service in the world,
woul(l use her maximum range of 23
milea later in the day to hit targets
farther inland.
aystem.
About 35 citizens are participating in
the discussions at this paint, reports
Jim Wood, one of the organizers of the
forum wblch first met Sept. 11 and
repeated last week.
Leaders of the discussion groups are
Dr. Nolan Frizzelle, communication;
Wood, bond election ; Leo Arra.naga,
dlscipline1 and Bob Eastman, four
quarter 1}'5tem.
Each committee will come up with a
position W.tement which will be
presented to tile Newport-Mes a
Unified School board for comment.
Wood said the cominunicatlon group
has diJ cusled the need for schoolmen
to get the word out on positive ac·
cOm pllshments and sell the schools'
good points ins-lead of expecting the
pubtic to take It on faith.
The bond election committee, he
said, last discussed how to conduct a
bond campaign to have the greatest
impact, and the disclpl.J.ne committee
has talked most about narcotics.
Wood said the citizens forum
organization still is looking for more
participants and asked anyone in·
wrested to telephone him at ~.
Ntne new persons joined up last week
he said. '
Two women who turned otlt to talk
at.out nsrcotics told him afterward
they were so pleased to ge t some
response to what they were saying
. Wood said. '
From Page I
BOATER~ ...
passenger Goose, a World War II vin-
tage aircraft, swirled about tn channel
waters and the hulk of 'the eratt ltseU
sank within one htlf hOW".
TI.1e Coast Guard cUtter Cape Hlggon
and a USCG rescue heticOpter were
dispatched to the soeene, but arrived
too late to pick up Btidgeman's body
or put a line onto the wreckage.
E~·Newport
Aide Tells
Bank Sale
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Laguna Beacll resident "-h G.
Steelman, pr~hlent of Orange County
Bank, today amOUD<Od lllat Ille of the
bank to Soutl,lern California Flrti Na·
tiooal B a n t bu been approved ~y
cllrect«•· of both JaaUtuU001. J.
Total purcbue prict was glve.a ~
#,914,037.50. • .
The '""10UJ\Can\int -l!sued jolDtly by Steelman, al 9141 Van Dyke
Drive and C. C. Blakenmore, president
ol Southern California FiNit Net.iooal.
Terms ol the acquisltion call for
Southern CaJJlami.a .Elrsl NaUon&l to
pay •IB.50 a share for the 150,100
Orange Coonty Bank shares _.
outstandlnc ond '117,187.50 for 11,925
lbare1 111\&ed under q>ttoo ptan1.
Tb tl'.anaection means t b a t
B!alcoinore'1 banlt wJU.acquJre Oranie
County Bact oUicet in COlta Me11a,
Son Juan Cljllstraoo and Dana Point.
The three of.ficea -added to the foUr naw operated in Santa Ana, Tustin,
and two in Huotingtm Beach wUl ex·
tend Southern ~ First Na-
Uona.1'1 p 1 an to provide increased
banking 1ervic., throughout Oronge
Coonty.
The Oraote County ,Bank was
..,ganlzed In 1961 and I.be sen Juan
Capl.Jtraoo otilce was opened that
year. The office in Co11t& Mesa w a s
estallU.hed ID 1963 and the bent open-
ed ll! Dana Polllt office Ill 1966.
Steelman was tor many y&arr a
Newpcrt Beech reside!&, and 11 a
Conner Newport plann1n I COlll·
JJUKioner.
From Page I
VOTERS •..
San Clemente -Total, 3,000;
Republlcana 910 ; Democrata S13.
Stal Beacb -Total, 1 8., 2 S 8 :
Republicans 91848; Dtmocrai. S,99~.
Orange Cout voters in the Second
Supervisorlal District gave the GOP a
comfortable margin over t b e l r
Democratic rlval1 with S 3 , 716
reglstraUon1 in a· distrlct total of
113,019. Democratic registrati!)D• in
SuperlDr David Baker's d 11 t r 1 c t
tallled 53,028.
Qnly one oupervloorl&l district-the
First-went Democratic with 47 ,302
votera re.legaUng 44,148 Republicans
to second place in a district which
mustered 97,205 regilitraUoos.
It was the same story in Congres.
rional district analy1is wiUl the 34th
District racking up 113, 125 Democrat·
ic registrations over 94,131 Republic·
an voteri in a total' of 200,208 regis·
trations.
The other t h r e e congressional
districts were solidly Republican. They
voted: District 2S Republicans 44,341 ;
Democrats 30,071 in a total of 77,694;
District 32 Repubtican11 2 • , $ 6 6 :
Democrata 17,791 in a total of 44,718
District ReplbUcans 143,358; Dem<>-
crats 82,482 In a total of 238,aie.
Other analyses by SI Jdhn !Deluded;
Senatorial District 35, Republicans
101,356; Democrat.s 98,236; Total 210,·
273.
, Assembly Distri~t 3.5, Republicans
101,SS&; Democrats 93,226. Tot a I
210,27~. '
A$5em"t!ly District '11, Republicans
114,250; Democrats , tiO,OOS; Total
183,405.
Auembly Dlstrtct '!I!,-Republicens
88,()3(); Democr~l! ll'l,939; To ta I
181,402.
Assembly D!Jtrll;t l!S,. Republlcen1
45,09%; DsmocralJ Sl,818; Total 80,478,
Assembly District 89; Democrat.s,
68,828 ; Republlcana 59,234; Tolal 131,·
'803.
Or an g e county's unincorporated
.are.a. was. soUdlr Rep,ubllcan with 43,-
968 reglatraUona ib a county total of
71.391. Democrats trailed the GOP
tally l)y more than 20;txKl votes wtth
23,961 registrants a~ted by St John.
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lO'w·fJYing television helicopters a1 a
crowd of 20,000 IW'fblg enthusiasts
looked on.
Obtel"'lars agreed that 1urf bunnies
on the beach deae.rved the moat polnts
for 1hape -Sunday 's •urf certainly
didn't have much.
Two-time victor Corroll appar.mjy
based bis strategy ou hopes iil plcldng
up an outside stL Ht lurked near the
southern limits of the com.peUUon
aN:a, looked for a loni left 1lldt wlU1
which to display hJ1 talents. It never
came .
In fact , all Carroll received lor his
eUortl wu a bun from a low·flylng
televlllon helicopter which ftlrvtd to
flatten out what 1urf thwt waa wtth
propwuh.
Angry 1boull and lltl·W&Villl from
the w at.er flnally drove ol.f the
helicopter. Protelll C011Cm11111 ti..
h<Uoopter wen Lttar Jod«ild wUll coo·
teal Jud&H, but to DO avail.
. Ill aooµ..r lllddllll, CODIUt olllclal•
ordet<d cmn -ldnl the champion·
•lllPI for ABC telev1.1lon'1 "Wlde
World of Sporta" to brett 1IP a Jar1e
crowd of 1urf bunnlu ... embkd for
TV ClllD<rU dlreoll1 Ill Iron! al I.be
Judge•' atand. Complete rc1ulta :
Doke Kaianamota Treploy (Bell
AD Aroat<I Sorler): Corlcy CarroU,
Dau1 Polnt.
111 .. ·, Opett: l·D1rill Nuuhlwa, H""'
tlngton Beach, 2·Mlke Tablln(, Cocoa
Beach, Fla., S.Corky Carroll, Dana
Point, 4·Rolph Arnes11, Paclflc Pall·
sades, $-Mike Purpu1 , Malibu.
Womea'1 Opeu1 1-Llnda Benson,
Hermoea Beachl. 2-Shelly Merrick,
Santa Monica, S.Marco Godfrey, Coro-
na del Mar, 4-.>oyce Hoffman , Capis·
!trano Beach, So.Joey Hamuaki, He.r-
moea Beach.
Senior 1\-lea'I: l·Phll Vedder, Dana
Point, 2-Bob Holland, Vlr1ln.1a Beach ,
V1., 3-IM W1lllam1, Dana Point, 4·
LeRoy Grannis, Santa Monica, 5--Fred
Ashley, Encinitas.
· Junior Me1'1: 1-Brad McCaul, New.
port Baecb, 2-Bob M1chael, Hermosa
Bet.ch, 8-Randy Lewb, Huntlngton
Reach\ 4-llo1er Adama~ Santo Crut, 5-
Jay· R ddle, Newport tseach.
Boy1 : C h r i 1 Schllckenmeyer,
Newport Beach, 2-Bob Burn&idt Jr.,
Malibu, 3-Leonard Fo1ter, Newport
Beoch, 4-Mllea Ocborn, Loe Alantlt0<,
5-Jobn Mayer, Loi Alamitos.
Tude1D1 I-lion B & II· D ebb I e
Outtarsoo, 2·Steve Brochtne-Barrle
Aaaw, S.&ob Moore·PatU Young, 4-Ha1 S.cks.sally Rled, hf1ok Ivenon-
E1tller Airaw .
Paddio : Bill Mount, Sar.ta Monica. 2-
CGrk;y CaJTOll, Dana Point, 3·lCenny
Un. Santa Monica, 4-Bob Burnside Jr.,
MaUbu, Werry BeMette, Newport
Beach. ·
Dory 1 l·Lool Beach, 2·L. A. County,
3.c&rplnterla SI*, •·Lons Beith B, 5-L. A. County B.
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As the election date draws near, ttie air is being filled with campaign
promises of all types.
BU:t the most unusual comes from the Mesa Harbor Club's Mrs. Ricb--
ard Parrish, who promises to deliver the only perfect selection for presi·
dent who will win the support of every voter, during Electra '68.
Tbe "perfect" candidate has selected Colwnbus Day, Oct. 12 as the
time to get back to the "grass roots" 1dee of fund raising for the Albert
Sitton Home of Orange County.
All of his supporters, dressed in cocktail finery will be given an even--
Ing of dining and dancing at Mesa Verde Country Club, usin~ a patriotiC
red, white and blue as the decoration color scheme, along with balloons,
firecrackers and flowers. Working on this committee are the Mmes. Wil·
liam McNaughton, assisted by the Mmes. Wendell Williams, Jack
Brishacker, Lewis Bradshaw, John Fildes and Donajd Dehann.
The candidate promises a cocktail hour to begin at 7:30 p.m. with
eight models showing app81'.el from Veda's and Hermie's Boutique. Shoes
will be by Kinney's and hair fashions.i wigs and curls will be shown by the
Dolphin and Seahorse beauty salons. Men's fashions also will be modeled.
DiMer will be served prompUy at 9 p.m. with music for dancing
afterward by the Warren, Saylor Quartet.
The candidate also promises an abundance of prizes to. be, given away
with the assistance of his faithfUl wbrker, Mrs. Edward Zielinski. Na'turally,
he expects a contribution of $7~50 per pei'son to his campaign fund ..
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SPREADING THE WORD -Telling everyone to come to their
benefit dinner dance are three members of the Mesa Harbor Club
(left to right), Mrs. Richan! Parrish, Mrs. Don Brisroe and Mrs.
Weridell' Williems. The gala evening will be centered around a
political theme while campaigniDg for funds for the A!lbert Sitton
Home of Orange County. There will even be a &urprise candidate
who promises to be the "perfect choice."
Re$ervations and informatioD can be obtained by contacting .one of
;.be committee members includi~g the Mmes. Parrish, Marshall. Cowley,
Ralph Hippert, Harold Lakin, John E. Stone, Don Brisqoe, Don Wainiicol~
Mark Good.year and Louis Pmtt.
Who is the candidate wlto has made such lavish promises-? Good
grief! It's Snoopy. Who else?
'LOOK HOW WE'VE GROWN' -Whi~ Mrs. Errol Peyne, president of the
newly organized Mano Con Amor Auxiliary of Children's Home Society, mea·
sures the height of her son, Brent she symbolically shows the growth of the in-
fant group which tl()W boasts 17 members. Recording statistics is Mrs. Alva Wilt,
first vice president.
Auxiliary
'Adopted'
A most appropriate name
has be~ ~~ ~. the
new·borri a Q. x; 1l1 a r y of
ChildrEOI •• Home Society
whkh invotves the lftU ol
UOW-ersity P.artr, T1a rt I e
Rod< and 1101.
Llke all --cm Amor (a loving -) II
needed to help guide !U
1evelopment and growth.
The lovifle hand guiding
· 1 is group through i t s
r~tional year is Mrs.
~rrol Peyne , arid assisting
on her board V'e the Mmes.
\Iva Wilt, first vice pres:l·
dent; Stew.art •Morgan, se-
cond vk:e president; Peter
Berwick, secretary; Walter
Taulbee, tr88ISUl'er; Wiiliam
Marvln, clinic cbairinm,
and Freeman Rose, publici·
'y chairman.
The roster already boasts
7 willing workers t.o help
1erform the three major'
:unction6 d. ttie auxlbary -
lirect services to Children's
Home Society. fund raising
and g i v I n g information
<Wbout fiervicm provided by
the eociety to natural
""""'', mildren and adop-Live p;:trents.
During h next f e w
tnonths a tund·naiainP: pro-
ject will be planned far the
spring, a tea or luncheon ror
r.;soclate members will be
given, a drive for pro-
visi.:inell wUl be launched
and member'• will belp staff
the Well-baby Clinic at OHS
headquar1us in S..ta Au.
'Exch ange Program' Sta ged at St. James
Following the current trend are St. James Episcopal
Churchwomen who are planning their own "ex-
change program" -rummage for money. Ex-
tbanges may be made from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. Wed-
nesday and Thursday, Oct. 2 and 3, at the church.
Among the enticing articles offered for sale will be
a la~y·~ diamond wakh, brtdal~wn, his /n hers
pogo slides and, of cour1e, a s · wbie:b has
been dlscov<tl'ed by Tracy Whitacre. dy U. price
other wares are (left to right the Mml!s. Grant W.
Brown, J. N. Sherwood and Joeeph s; \Vbbcre.
Smoking Spouse's Peace Pipe Beats Bu:rn ·ing in the Kitchen
DEAR ANN LANDERS: t am a
widow with three young boys to raise.
The yowigest, age 14, Ras i;ne worried
sick. He spends .all his spare time
shooting birds wiAh his BB gun. He
says be kUb t.hem because they eat
the fruit from our trees, but I notice
that he shoots ell year ,'rouod, even
when tbere is no fruiL
I've tried to teach my IODS to
respect all of. God's creatlrt!CJ. The
other boys want no part of shooting or
killing. It breaks my heart when I find
wounded btrds on the lawn. Once I
caught the boy feeding btrds to the
~at.
Our nieghbor told me if I don't put a
ftop to my son 's cruelty she is going to
call tile Conservation Ranger . She
says his behavior is not normal and
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""" dll)' he ntilht kill • human beipg
when tbe tbrill Of btrd l:illin g wears
off. Whot llhall I do? -DEEPLY
CONCERNED :
DEAR CONCERNED: Thi1 boy 11
In despera&e nee~ of p1ycbl1trlc help.
HJ1 mind Is twisted and tbe evidence
11 before your very eyes. Ooa't wall
anotber moment. Take llfm to a
psyclltatrtst or a meata:I be.al~ cUDlc
lmmed111<17.
DEAi! Al'/N LANDERS: Durinl our
four yeara o1·marr1:ed tite I have taken
.a lot of "good-natured kiddlne" Uotit
my cooldnt:. I know I am not the belt
cook In tbe worid, but I'm not the
worst. either.
Last nlgllt my huobond kept needling
me about how loUJy e.vuylhlng was. I
h.ad worked all day on that meal and
my feelings were hurt. Alter I did the
dioheo, I decided lo ao on llrtke. I
wrote the lollowlnf. agreemeui and
told him U he didn t alp It ba could
1leep .alone u well M eat ab:M. Here
it iJ:
I hereOy promise 't:bat t. John Doe,
will not by word or deed or facial ex·
pr!sslon reject any meal placed
before me. I also promise, if I am 1
going to be late for dinner, I will call
my wlfe by 7 p,m, Jf J fall to keep any
part ol lhlt,asreem•Dt. I will take my
wife out to dinner or cook dinner
myself for-~ days foUOWing the dat,e
of the offense. Signed -John Doe
My husband signed the agreement
and I am '*riling to let you, know tbat I
feel like a new woman. If more wives
woukl as.!lert themselves there would
be fewer uleers and m I g r a l n e
bHd1clle1. -NEW LEASE ON LIFE
DEAR NEW LEASEr Hllll<hija~
aDd amn.
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DE/.R ANN LANDERS: Our 17-
y~-old dauthter is pregnant with her
JJeCOnd out-o{·wedloclt child. Deb 11 !n
her fourth month and It mt.ibt be
twilla. She oiped Ille lint dlild over
to the homt that took care cl her. Dtb-
ble wu ooJy II thfm and lo m polilloo
to keep Ill• hlby.
Some Wlll-l<><lo people Who have
knoW11 Debbi• 1inCt Iba wu a Utt!o
girl want to buy her IOeOlld baby for
'Jl,000. U It II tw!Jla 11181 will llvt her
$7,llOO. Debbie II all !0< It
11 there a law agaJnst t.bla 7 I have a
feeUng K Is lmmorel, even JI tt 11 not
ille1al. Pl•-toll mo. -G.L.P.
DEAR G.L.P.: II II 11m111111 llw
to aell • cblld. Your daughter eoolCI ac-
cept eompenaaU.. for ber medScaJ
eare, but tbe cemmerdal trauactlon
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Garden Nuptials
Hawaiian Honeymoon
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Selected by Keevi Is
Hone)'lDOOOln& In Ha...U
irt DAILY PILOT editor
and Mn. ~ Tbomas
Keevtl ~r. who were mar-
ried last Saturday in a \ulet.
stngJe·ri.ne ceremony in the
priwte gu<leml al. Mrs.
Marnette Peek'a home in
Huntblii<>n Be<ocb. Performing tile nuptials wu Judge Bruce Sumner.
For the ceremony, the
former Mn. Ruth Prlmrooe
Bal a ton l of Huntington
Beach aelected a clatllic
ink silk suit trimmed with ~ Dr* cuffs and white
kid aocesSIClries.
She lo 411e <laughter al. tlle
late Capt. aOO Mra. George
R. Kerridge al. OanberTa.
Aultnllia, end tile grand·
claughl<r at. r...i, Anne
Maxwell of Dumfries ,
ScOtland.
Atlol>l!ng ., matnm at.
honor -MrL N; Jolm/V,
V. Green al. Hlllltlogtoo Beach, who wore an oyster
brooade ensemble.
The bridegroom, son of.
Mn. MQl'\11. Thomas Keevil
at. ~. Mo .. and the
late Mr. Keevil, uked
James H. Cross of Encio:>. a
~-.tobehis
best man .
A recoptlcn for 50 .gue.u
foJ.lOwed in the Peek borne.
The new Mrs. Keevil, who
~tes her own finishing
school, Miss Prim Academy
in Huntington Beach. end
who is the fashion
ooordiMtor and assistant
grornotion director for Hunt·
lngton Center, was
educated in Sootland and
Australia. She i:s a fomner
journalist for the Sydney
Olympian's Strongest Fan
lllJly Tel-b encl the
Melboun:le Argm, • former
IOCilal ~ io charge ol.
protocol for the Legacion
de! Uruguay in OanbefTe
and a fonner Sydney model.
Her husban:l U; a graduate
of the University of Missouri
School of Journalism and
has1 been editor Of the DAI·
LY PILOT f<l< tile post 14
years. He l& a member ol
Delta Upoiloo fraternity and
a !Dember and former pre6i-
deot of ~ Orange County
Press Club and the Oran·ge
County Chapter, S i g m a
Delta C b i , professiooal
journali8m society.
Upon their return from
the Island6 the ne-wlyweds
will reside in Huntington
Beach until the completion
of their new hoone in
Newport Beach.
Wife 'Pitches' Support
By JUDY llUllST
Of ftlt INllY '°"" lhlff
Ed Burke bol all tbe Jud<.
He will be pa<tidplllng In IA'.'!!?
tbe 19th Olympiad in Muico
City. He's a handsome end
popular hiltory professor
ot Orange ~ College.
And he bu a wife mmied
Shirley.
Shi<ley, with sh«t bloode
hair and wide cleor 1ikle
eyes, i• tile typical girl next
C}oor. Sile is refremilng and
openly IMndly. .
This past summer while
her husband bas b e en
training for hia I e C 0 D. d
Olympict, •he . -bitting the books. ''TbiJ month I
r<c<ived my BA degree in
social tcience from Cal
State at Long Beach. I am
continuing there for my
teaching ..-ntial," she
1miled.
Study time may he hard to
find in the future because
Shirley odledules heneli
lrOUDd her very busy and
adlvebusband: "In tbe morning he lltes
to be put Into a mood witb
IAuie Prima or a Mama and
Papu record. He likes tt>em
vrry loud," she aald Un· derltlndingly. She always
fixes him his favorite
breaklo•t. "I'm a pretty good cook,"
lhe -modeltly. "I have to be because Ed eats
ao mudl. He bu three help·
DIP1Dmyone.
"W!Mn we were tint mar-
riod I tried to 1oeep up with
hbn but pined 10 pound•,"
ahe laughed.
Shirley met her "big
eater" while a freshman at
San .l<>ee State Collei:e.
"During orientation
ceremonies, Ed was a
COUDJelor for i n c o m i n g
1tud.entJ. I w.as attracted to
blm rl&bl a'"8y. I bid behind
a tree and mapped bis plc-
tln," lhe remembered.
. :·
1'be nut montt> they were
clitlne and on Feb. 12, 1961,
they were married" after a wbJrtwind romaoce. ••
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HUSBAND'S HELPER
Mrs. Ed Burke
Ed thought she was hard to
catd!.
In 1960 her husband began
hammer throwing. He learn-
ed quickly -foor years later he was seventh
in the 1964 Olympics in
Tokyo. "He threw his best
mark there," she added.
S!Urley admitted at this
time that she had never
heard of a hammer throw
until she met her husband.
"I wu excited when he was
learning and I appreciated
bis skill."
9'e went lo Japan will>
Ed. However, prior t o
Tokyo there was a r,re·
Olympics In New York. 'I'd
never been anywhere so I
saved my money and had a
marvelous time in the East.
"When I was invited t.o
Tokyo, we had to borrow
money. Ed wanted me to
share the trip with him, and
I stayed. a month with other
track wives in a hotel."
A year prior to the Olym-
pics, Ed was graduated
from Sen Joae with bis BA
and received bis masters in
political science two years
later. During this time
Shirley ,....Ired 4nd attended
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' VO~. 6f, NO. 235, 3 SECTIONS, 3~ PAGES -; OIWl6E .COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, '1968 TEN CENTS
HE AD TO HEAD DUEL -Tandem teams o! Hal
Sacks, Sally Ried (left) and Ron Ball, Debbi Gustaf-
son battle it out during finals of 1968 U.S. Surfboard
Championship at Huntington Beach. Sacks-Ried
combo finished fourth, while Ball and partner won
tandem ~vent. Small waves hampered contestants
in this year's contest.
Huntington Boy
Wins Surf Crown;
CdM Girl Tbird •'
By CRAIG LOOO~D
Of "" O.ltr "'"' ·-
Dark horse David Nuubiwa, a
hometown boy. today reign• as kine of
Huntington Beach's 1968 U.S.
Surfboard Championship!.
The cat-footed Nuuhiwa,
rollercoasted his way through mushy,
misshapen, three-foot surf in S~y's
finals, powering to an upset wm over
Dan.a Point's Cony CarToll who was
seeking his third straight victory in
the event.
However, Cairoll, with a third-place
finish in the men's division and a
second-place finish in the paddle race,
wa.s awarded the Duke Kahanamoku
Trophy as best all around surfer in the
1968 Championships.
One injury was reported in this
year'! event. Margo Godfrey of Coro-
na del Mar suffered a shoulder injury
when her board struck her after she
d u g a rail. She cmtinued in the wom-
en's competition, bo\reVU, finishing
third. Nuuhiwa's w«i Sun<lay vaulted him
UKo the running for a first or secmd
place posiUoo. on the seven-member
U.S. West Coast Surfing Team which
goes to Puerto Rico in November for
international competition.
Finalists in the annual Huntington.
Beach championships had to deal with
puny surf, dank weatiler and, at times,
low-flying television helicopters as a
crowd of. 20,1'.m surfinC enthusiasU
looked oo.
Qbrervers agreed that surf bunnies
on the beach deserved the most points
fur shape -Sunday's iurf certainly
didn't have much.
Two-time victor Carroll apparently
based his strategy on hopes of piclcing
up an outside set. He lurked near the
southern limits of the competition
area, looked for a ~g lert slide with
which to display his talents. Jt nev«
came.
In fact alt Carroll recelvfd for his
cCforts w'~ a buzz from a low-Dying
television helicopter which 111!1"\-ed to
flatten out what surf tbere Wa& with
propwasb.
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HARD F IGHT-Diminutive Margo Godfrey o! Corona del Mar con-
templates her next move during finals o! U.S. Surfboard Champion-
ship at Huntington Beach. Plucky l~year-old overcame shoulder
injury to grab third place in women's evenl
Republicans Hold tead
In County Regi stration
' By TOM BARLEY
01 tM O.llr Pltet lt9t'f
Amerloan Independent r o r l u n e s Angry shoutl and fist-waving !rom
(S.. SURFING, Pl(< Z)
Inf ant Loses
Fight for Life
Orange County's registered voters
have ahown litUe change in their
.,>\ political thinking since the June
primary elections, county c 1 erk
WUllam St John revealed today.
declined during the. lotertm period
from 8,556 in June to 7 ,059 in
November. Peace and Freedom party
supporters totaled 1,112 at the Sep-
tember 12 cut oil date, 21 more than st
John listed in June.
A tittle boy brought back from lhc
dead once after a nrimmi.ng pool ac-
cident at his granctpare11tl' CO.ta
Mesa home was buried today.
Ronald c. Gordon, nine months, son
of Mr. and Mr1. DavJd E. Gordon, 1438
Carllngford Sl. died at Cosio M.,a
Memorial Hospital Thurtday.
The boy was pulled from a pool 1t
the home of hls grandparents, Mt. and
Mrt. Clyde McKay, 2832 Drake Ave.,
la.st Monday after be crawled out a
aUdl.ng door and fe.U into the water.
He was pronounced dead but pl'lysl·
elans continued to betU~ for h.11 llf&
and he waa nvtved. but never left tile
comatose state.
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St John'• analysis of voter registra-
Uon1 fur the November electioo shows
Republican voters to be again Ile m:i -
jorlty wit.h 306,696 GOP registrants ac-
counting for almost 53 percent of a
count1 total of 580,886 voters. The
ratio was identicaJ t(i June returns
when 2Tl,88S Republicans then Claim•
ed almoct !i3 per<"'1t of the county
1n!BI of 516,992.
Democrats a1ain trailed
Republicans with a tally GI 243,4611 oo
the N ... mber Ustlng, almost 42 per-
""1t of the county total. Apln, thil
percentage wu identical to tbe June
primary aoaly1il When 220,0U GI th<
518,912 county wters 1 h o w e d
Republicans 5,2$1; Demncr1t1 2,394.
S.• I••• C.plltrano -Tota.J, 1,504:
Democratic prerertnccs.
Uncommitted regl1trants were up
by almost 50 percent from the June
total of 16,100. "Declined to state"
voters tallied 22,460 in St John's latest
analysis.
Republlc>Eo had a clear majority ln
al but two of 10 Orang• Coast com-
munities 1naJ.yt.ed. Loe: Alamitoe and W-delied lhe county's GOP
trend to Jllv• the O.mocnfl tbe eda•
In both~ ...
Defied the COUll!Y'• GOP trend to give
the lloa)ocrals th< edge In both areas.
01 3,818 ro&IJtefed voters In Los
Alamlfol, 2,0!8 n!llller<d I I
Dlmocrall will> the R<OUbllcan party
cWmbJ.1 l18M. Wtstmlnrter returns
reveal ll,881 Democrat. reglatertd
and 9,U77 GOP ad.h.,rcni. ln a com·
(S.. Vll'l'ERS, Pact %)
Seaplane Crashes
Boater~ 'See Tr age dy Nea r Catalina
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
CM t114i 0.lt)< Htt Ii.ff
A iteaplane zooming toward Avalon
to pick up a lG&d of passengers sud-
deoly went into a screaming power
dive from 1,00J feet Sunday, d.isin-
tegraling~shower of debris wllen it
hit d:lennel ters.
Horrlf' te:-! who witMS&t"d the
death di. fi!ihed for the body of pilot
William B. Bridgell\MI, 53, al Malibu,
but it sank in the 1,200-foot-deep 1eas
3 Wounded
In Anaheim
Grudge Fight
A shotgun attacli. i>ased on a long-
standing erudge which police blamed
on a narcotics deal 1eft three persons
gravely wounded at an Anaheim
residence Sunday night and three
others jailed.
Raymond C. 1-Iorrigan, 21, of Para·
mount, ii In crtt.ical condition at
Anabe.im. Memorial Hospital with
&hotgun wounds in the head, chest,
neck .and abdomen.
Terr)' L. Sims, 18, ol Paramount, Is
also in critical condition witb wounds
In th< sti.nacb chest and leg.
Hit in the face, neck and shoulder,
Bruce L. Amlco, 19, of Pico Rivera, is
listed in iserious condition today, ac-
cording to hospital aides.
Charles R. (!lier, ..,d , W.4liom f.
Faris, 20-yeat-ol6""Wb1ttler youths, are
both held in Orange Cl.unty Ja.il on
suspicion of. •uault •Uh i11tent to
comm.ti murder, police said.
Ann E. McMinn, 25, of Anaheim,
also was arrested on suspicion of
possession of dangerous drug& -as a
result of the shooting investigation.
Neighbors called· for officers alter
Horrigan, Sims and Amico were
blasted to the pavement in front of the
McM.lnn residence by two men in a
van.
The three victims were Just arriving
or leaving the house when they were
cut down gangland style, police said
today, blaming the attack OD a
narcotics deal.
Nelgbbon gave police a description
oC the suspected getaway van, which
was stopped in Buena Park by police
who arrested Alger and Faris and con-
fiscated a shotgun.
Investigators said they understood
the pair had a tong-standing grudge
over tbe . death O{ a friend from a
narc<lti.cs overdose a.nd believed this to
be the motive.
A quantity or marijuana and drug
pills was found in the alley next to the
McMinn residence, where it appeared
to have been thrown '.".~e police were
en route to the shooting.
Stor k Markets
NEW YORK CAP) -The stock
market held a good gain in active
trading late this afternoon. (See quota-
tions. Pages 26-27).
Galns outnumbered ltuises by about
240 issues, The margin on the most-ac·
live list was 12 ahead against two
hMSers and one unchanged.
Peter Weigand of Newport Beach
has come a long way since his birth
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1n Germany. He
hil come a long
way, in fact, just
in the 20 years
be has lived in
the Unlted
States -all tbe
WIY to the
American Olym·
pie team.
Hls story I!
featured today
on Page 21 as
part of the pre·
~lympic ml•• en Orange Cout
Olympians.
Aho ltartlng
t.Jday ii I otrlet 1'i ill< SOdal N-
aection oa wtvea « the Orange Cout
Olympian• and bow they'll root for
their men. M@et blonde, blue-eye~
Shirl•Y Blirke, wl!e of hammu-tbrow·
In& history Prof. Ed Burb, In the firat
of the ,.r1e1 by DAILY PILOT Stall
Wrlu.r Jud~ Hurst todoY on Pqo H.
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before they cou1d get It aboJrd.
Soardi for the body was canceled to-
day by U.S. Coast Guard search and
rescue personnel, while investigators
began trying to determine what caus-
ed the sickening dive and craM.
Sheriff's deputies said the Cataline
Seaplanes Inc., craft had take11 cif
from the firm's San Pedro terminal,
Jocated at Berth 96, beneath the tower-
ing VJncent Thomas Bridge, less than
.!O minutes: before.
Joint Session
Inglewood attorney Russ MOiis and
five passengers aboard bJ1 boat,
Frustration ll, watched tM grim~
tacle as the twin-engine plane dove
toward the sea.
"We saw it coming down , , • the
props were really turai.ng over, then
he o06ed over and hit the nter and
the plane just.flipped ," Moss said.
Two other pleasure .boater1 in the
crash area -about two miles oft
(S.e BOATERS, Pago I)
Mesa Officials
Discuss Controls
Service station controls, commercial
developrµents in manufacturing zones
and a streamlining of toning exception
rules will be discussed by the Costa
Mesa City Council and Planning Com -
mission toolght.
No action can be taken on any of the
matters durin& the 7:30 o'clock joint
study session in conference rooms
behind City Council chambers.
The advisory panel and action group
meet together each fifth Monday of
the month to hash over various issues.
Action on the service station
ordinance is expected next Monday
night and the adopted piece of legisla-
tio11 will give the city a strong hand in
bow station\ Jr, J>uUt ~-~f operated.
!>tanning Director Wllllam Dunn
sa.ld the ordinance will include basic
standards for service st.aU011 design
and requiri!1 a zone excepUon for any
proposed st.aUon, no matter what the
location in the city.
The new rule also will involve
performance bonds in which buildeJ:1
must provide money for the .ultimate
possibility that the station. may be torn
down, if the owner is unable to make •
success of it.
The clause worked out with. City
Attorney Roy June will allow tbe city
to h'old public hearings and then rule
on whether or not the structun wW
remain standing.
Several Costa Mesa staUons have a
hi.story of being closed more often
than they are open.
Dunn said the zoning e-a:cepUon
ordinance to be discussed bJ tbe two
legi.slative bodies wW essen~ com·
bine variances and conditional use
permits Under one all-encompa.Ssing
type of permil
-The manufacturing distriot 210niDJ'
(See CONTROLS, Pace I)
Battleship New Jersey
Joins War With Bang
ABOARD USS NEW JERSEY (UPI)
-The battleship USS New Jersey
joined the war ag;ainst North Vietnam
today and sent salvo after salvo from
her 16-inch guns crashing into Com-
munist shore targetl' 'with thunderous
explosions of orange flame and smoke.
The great battleship, which bad lain
in mothballs since the Korean war,
fired 2,700-pound projectiles into Com·
munist artillery sites, bunkers a.nd an-
tiaircraft batteries a mile above the
demilit.Mi.:.ed zone. In 31h minutes the
New Jersey can equal the destruction
of 60 bombing planes.
Fifteen years and 66 daya after she
fired her last shot.a of the Korean war.
the New Jersey steamed ~lowly within
r-ange of North Vietnamese batteries a
mile above the DMZ. At 7:30 a.m. the
starboard rifie on the No. 2 turret
fired the first shell.
Within 90 mJnutes the New Jersey
battered two Communist artillery sites
and a third complex of defense posi-
tions nine miles inland and seven
miles northwest or the U.S. Marine
outpost at Con Thien.
Recount Running
Close; Results
Cornin g Tonight
The tally re.Wed aa>d totrered !<>day
on the recount vote tor the '7.25
million Orange Coast Junior College
Dirtrict bMd. !&sue, and Jt became ap-
parent by noon that fklal results will
not be known until every last vote Is
tabulated by 6 or 7 o'clock tonight.
Twtlve election workers from within
the district started at 8 a .m. to re-
count ballot! at the Orange Cotmty
Schools office i.n Santa An1.
A two-thirds majority w.as needed to
pall lb< bond1. Mi <l<ctlon nJcbl""""I
and 1ublequent c11Wus motall!lg
-Ule bonds recoived 14,119$ wt.. In lavnr to 7,353 YO!lls •l!alnSt.-
just II sh7 GI the needed tft.thlrdl
ma1ort11: A rtcount of bolloll cast al II of the
74 pollflll! plt<eo lhil morning showed
a net increue ol 18 "ye1" votes. But
fftum1 !rom the other 16 polling
p\lce1 remained Jo be counted. and 1
ohorl lime w.r lurthor return• tel the
net tncreue-of .. yu" vote1 bac.k to
two, t
The Navy said lb< batueship, only
one on active service in th& world,
w'ould use her maximum range of 23
miles later In th< day to bit lllrlell
farther inland.
The initial target was a North Viet·
namese storage area.
After the first shot, the batUesbJp's
commanding officer, Capt. J. EdW'anl
Snyder of Fairfax, Va., wmted UX.·
lously by hls radio In lhe !Ire control
shack for a report from a Marine pilot
flytng above the target. ·
The first projectile was 300 yardJ off
center, came the report. Three more
times the New Jersey fired and the
Marine pilot ra_dioed back the supply
area was dettroyed .
He directed the fire against an an·
tiaircraft base wblch had fired on his
plane and within minutes th1a base
was destroyed. Four antiaircraft
weapons were blown sky hlgti and a
string of bunters wu destroyed.
In jubilation tbe spotter plane
streaked wlthln 100 yards of the New
Jersey's starboard boW and radioed:
''Welcome to the war."
The plane then dipped ill wings in
salute.
Ora,..•
Weellaer
Don·t look for a respite from
those morning lo• clouds Tues-
day, warns the weatherman,
poinUng to more oC the same
with coastal mercury hovering
around 70 and inland temps up
to ·1a.
I NS IDE TOD Al'
A man who ought to know
sa111 Viet Pre:ridnt Hvmphr•u
ii doing "o N1J bod job of com.-
potgnl•g." &ITl/ Gold,..t1r talJcs
o• l'oQ• 10.
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I OAILV l'llOT -· Stpt....r lO, 1968
'Net a .. lld
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' Saigon Ba!King
At P·eace s
'-' S.\lGON (UPI) -Soulb vi.i-n
...i todaJ II -id DO!lher acc<pt a
U.S.-De..,U.!Od Vleinim peace ll dld
~---AmerlcM.mW• ! bl7 -.111oaud unacoopUible. 'fanllnmln!lllrTranebW~
nod !be 'pOlley 1111ternon11 mm th~
pve:rmnent'1 MmUal ''wblte paper" to
• DflWI confereDOe. He 1a1d South Viet.-nom ,.., willlof to bargain with H&DOI by ltatll. • .
"I npell lhaJ wt wlD not conMer
ourM!tei -'bJ aoy peace agree. men! ti)' mq powers unless the
~ of (South) Vlelnam give1 lts tun~" be &aid.
"In ISM, Vlotaam had no -to
a1111 above tbe battalion level,"
'nlaDb aaJd. "But now we have our
Orn\1 and there II DO such Ullog U a
Unlf\od Allied Command. And our
&rmJ does _not hive to obey any orders
wblcll • .,. not VlelDamea• In otlgin
and •utbodtJ."
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only tMn ·wm we l1ld -our awes agree
lo the lloltliic of the bOmblng ol North
VWtnui."' ' Tbll.,... a harder line on the bom· .
blna @Im that teao by · u, s.·· , "'go°"""' at I h l'V~ Wit talb ID Pario. 'nit! Amerlcaus there have
>.lked'for a guarantee Of mlprocltl'fn'
excbaDee for the boml>inli ha!~
lillpersonation
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Of Officer No
Joke· to Police
The man in the parked car ww.tchej
late l!tlnday •• the dari< .-. llitot
paot him on Eolmcla Drive In Colla
Meso, lla nd opotllgllt lr8lned on a
·vehicle ahead.
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Biggest Jet
In World
In Debut
.
EVERETr, Wash.· CUPll ~ Tbe
world's blftest jetnner, a 4 90•
paneoger bebemotb with a five-1toey
hlgb tall, make.I Ha public debul loda¥.
The plaoe II Boelnl'• 7'7, a auperjet
lhal wllJ uaber In an era of 10-abreut -11n1. Ila-Ill• In the •kr and
more problem.a for the nation's
a1r .. 4 crowded alrporta.
'Iba plaoe, cll'l')'lng a '21> pillllon
price tag, wtI1 be rolled out of a'
haopr here but will DOI be delivered
lo the alrlinel unUI October, !ll89 •
The plaue ls a mua of luperlaUvu.
It welgha 700,000 poandl -dou!>le the
weight of lhe ~-... lollN!lglne
Jetliner. The mal!l landlnf gear baa 16
· Wbeels aod a ljllral llalrcase leads to
an upper deck th1t can be used *• a
' ltateroom, lounge or movie tbut.er.
Meall move up an elevator from a
galley below the malu declc. ,,,. -.... th• Commllllilll 111uat ....... their Cllvl(lel ll>Soutlt
Vletuem before the bombing of North
Vietnam could be halted. One of ill
main conditloDI far peace wu the
withdrawal Of all Commlllllst troops,
lucludlug the Viet Cong, lo North Viel·
·Tlien ·he lllpped on his .,... red
spotlltOlt and pulled over the dark
sedan .and its 15-.year~ld driver,
relieYinl blm ol. a sherifr1 bedge
found M be WU biaked beside the
rood.
'I COULDN'T STOP IT.' MOTORCYCLIST TILLS NEWPORT POLICE
Novlct Ridor Gallant. LM .. Bout With Wall, lut lnjurl11 Not Serious.
So f a r, Boeing bas sold 158 of the
planes. But the coloasal jet 11 not ex·
peeled lo bring aor lmmedlate fare
cut for the ab:llne puaengers.
Alrllne olllclals argue that upected
profits are needed lo defray the
tremendous coetl of the plane, at least
for, the first two ye1r1 of opera~On..
They also point out that even though
the plaoe can carry up to 490
puseupri, 'most ah'!lnee are ••· peeled lo 11at about ll!O.
nam. ·
Thanh sa1d tbe satgon 1overmnent
"II ready le meet NGrih Vletaom with
a. view to dilculslnc t.be euaatloa of
hostillties. the respect for t.h e
demercatlon line along the 17th
parallel, peaceful coe:liltence, and
,cubral u weU as ~c 1¥·
chlnltl bltween the two .-. ooce
~ ·ii rest«ad... .
( "North Vietnam must stop all Ill
hostile and aggressive activities, all
kinds of subverslOll, sabotage and
guerilla warfare," he said. "Tbeo and . . .
Mesa 'Burglar
Takes Valuables,
I.aves O~nity
A burglar wbo looted a Colla Meia cm and ruldeDee of ~ In
_.aluabla, then decorated the wall
with an obiceull.1 In fold paint ii
...... t lodoy by poU...
-allpped oU!Jiau louv.ri at
Zuver'• Gym, .U: ·Hamilton St .. to
enter a bathroom Window, toot a steri!cttipe deck, a 1adft1' watch and .15 In cub. ;·
Before leaving. he painted "Rhino
Was Here," and hand maldng an
obacene gesture, a~rdlng to police
officer James Wagner.
Rhino ls the ueckname of the IOI! of
Roberl A. Zuver, loading to speeula·
tlon !hit the burglar II acq-ted
with the 1""'"1 and wbere the
valuallle• were. kept. · ·
1n abotller burlllar1 lo118d Sllnday,
Del D. Grai>lee, of 190' W. Wllaon St.,·
reported a .45 caliber autl01111t1c pistol
1tolen from bi.I dei.n ,(lo~~t.
Final Rite8 Held
For MesaResident
M9o.WU ~~at 81.
Joecblm C.tldlc Cbircb ,... 0-.• w. Gnlllm, lolll-llm• COiia Mtoaa
bUliiD DAD
A -.of Colla Meea I« \9
)'Yn1 Mr; Gnblm WU ownim;' of
Graham'• ~ .. Be dled at IAlg
Beach v-· il<>lpltal at the qe
of 'Tl.
SUrvivcn lnclude b1I widbw, Vera,
o1 111• falDll7 homt,.143 Waluui st.,
Colla -In--·plw at Holy Sepul.
chor Cemo4er)o In 0nu ...
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~IMO: 2lt Jtll llfltt
omcer Robert Goode wea rimnlng a
Nidar cbeclt ol. a.ate speed on the
. mw l'Olldwa7 -~ bas now gotten
aimolt as many inches of newspaper
_ copy aa 1t la lonf -when the teenager
and a companion drove by.
The youngster was arrested oa 'IU.SP-
lcloo·ol "'-"""""'a police officer and turned over to bl:a parents at the
station, While bis companion was ques·
tioned and released.
Aooording lo tile arreotee, the red
IPOtllibt was to frighten the motorist
~ for .alleged reckless driving,
while the badge was to be used 81!1 a
joke at an upcmiing scbool daact.
PoHce c!Jdolt conskler eltl:ler very
luDDJ',
FroM Pllfle 1
VOTERS .•.
mtmlty total of 22,406.
Other Oran1e COetit atatistlca ln~
elude: Coote Mau -ol 30,7'12 re&iltraoll .
18,810 !IJ!ed Republlceu and 12,066
reiiJt,ered 41-Democrat!.
Foota!D Valley -Total, l0,4all:
~cam 5,169; Democrat& 4,668.
;Jlanu.,toa Be1elt -Tow.J., "3,Bi
Republicans 21,601; Democrata 19,2&3.
Lapna Beach -Total, 8,888;
Republicans 5,690 ; Democrats, 2,619.
Newport Beach -Total, 26,478;
Republicans 19,5$5; Democrats 5,855.
Su Clemente -Total, 8,000;
Republican& 910; Democrats 513.
Seal Beach -Total, 1 6 , 2 5 9 ;
Republicans 9,648; Democrats 5,995.
Orange·Coeet voters .Jn th~ Second
llqperviArlal Dletrlct gave the GOP a
comfortable . margin over t h • I r
Democtatic rivals with 5 3 , 7 8 6
registrations in a district total of
I 113i619. Democratic registrations in
Superior David B~er's d is tr Jct ta!Uect 53,008.
9ftJy ooe supervisoriaJ district-the
· Fln&-w1nt Democratic wlth 47 ,S02
vottra rele&ating 44:,148 ,Republicans
to second place in a diltrlct which
muatered 97 ,D l'fl&iJtratiooa. · lt wu the same· 1t.ory in Congres.
olooal dlatrlct aualysl.s with the Mth
· Dll~ct raokinf up 113,12fi Democrat·
le re&11traU008 over 94,131 Republic·
an .voten 1n a total of 200,81 reals·
traUons,
Tbe other t ht e e conaretalonal
dllttlcts were solidly Rei>ubllcnu. '!'he,,·
, voted : D.i•trtct 20 Republican• 44,341 :
Democr•tl 30,071 in a Iota! Of 77,194
· Dlatrlct 32 Republlcnus 2 4 , B B B
Democrall 17,'1111 In a total of 44,71.
Dlstdct Replbllcans 143,318; Demi
crall 82,4112 In a Iola! ol 2311,2811. Oilier lDalyses by St John Included :
Senatorial District 35, Republlcar.
101,356; Democrats 98,23&; Total. 210, m.
Al11111bly District SS, Republlcanr.
101,3.58; DemocraU 93,2:198. Tot a I
210.m:
Aasembly Dlstrict 71, Jtepubllcans
1H,2l0; Democrats 60,005; Total
183,4116. ,
Al•embly Dlltrlcl 70, Republicans
18,°'-'; Democrati 82,939; Tot a 1
181,402.
Alsombly Dlatrlct 35, Republicans
U,092; Democrats Sl,811; To!at 90,478.
Aslembly DI.strict 89 ; Democrats, ea,ai Republlcana 59,234~ Total 13$,.
80.l.
0 ran i e County's unincorporated
area was tolldly Republican with 43,·
1188 refiltrau..,, In a COUDty Iota! ol
n,391. Democrata trilled the GOP
tally by more thin 20,CXX> votu with
23,ll!l relillraota accepted by SI JOiln.
f'f'OM P .. e l
BOATERS ...
Wblta'I Covt -uallted In lcylnf lo
-Brldpmao'1 body, bul said
, tMs'O -no d<tulJI a.at bo bed baaD ~onlmpod.
-alld --11""1 .1ha to. ....-er Gooae, a Worl4 war II tin·
· top alrtraft, lwlrled abc>Ut ID challnel
Walltl -Ibo titl11< of Ibo craft jllllf .... wldlln ... bell bour.
'Ille Coost Gum! calf« C.po ~
and a USCG ntcUe helicopter were
d.llpltcllatl lo the ICl!Ja, bot arrived
too late lo plCI< 1IP -·-·· body or put a line'oolo the wreckqe.
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Two Girls Riding
Bicycle Injured
In Car Accident
Two little girls riding double on a
bicycle were lnjured Sunday when
their two-wheeler collided with a right;
turning auto on l;lalboa Boulevard and
29th Sb'eel
'Carol Shields, 5, ol 242 Newport
Blvd., and Sharon B"'k, 11, of '1115
Shalimar Drive, Costa Me!la, were
treated for minor in)urtes at Hoag
Memorial Hospital and released.
The driv-er of the car, Charles
Thomas Bol!ner, 25, 410\i 38th SI.,
Newport, wu DOI cited by ol1lcert.
Another Sunday accident involving a
two-wheeler, ttUs time motorized, OC·
curnd as gu 1taUon attendant Paul
staoley GallaDI, JI, 317\i il3rd st., hop-
ped on ·• friend'• Harley·Davidson.
He roered thrWgll a parking lot and
into the aide of en office bulldln'a 4t
300 W. Cout Highway.
G&Uant. who waan't 1ertou&1y ln·
jured, told officers be was unfamiliar
with the cycle and couldn't stop it.
The two accidents were among 19 In·
volvinf: 35 vehicles on Newport
roadways over the weekend.
Frem P .. e '1
SURFING •..
the water finally drove oil the
helicopter. Protest! concernln& the
helloopter Wer'f) later lodged with COD·
teat jud1ea, but to no avail. In another incident, contest officials
ordered crews workln& the champton-
shipi for ABC television's "Wide
World of Sporta" to break up a large
crowd of surf bunnle• assembled for
TV cameras directly in front of the
Judgts' llaod.
Complete re1ult.:
Duke Kahaoamoku Troplly (Beat
All Arooud Smier): Corky Carroll,
Dana Point.
Men's Open: 1-Davtd NuuhJwa, Hun·
lngton Beach, 2-Mlke T•bling, Cocoa
Jeacb, Fla., 3-Corky CllTOll, Dana
.>oint, 4·Rolph Amela!.. Pacllic Pali·
Jades, S.Jdike Purpus, Malibu.
Women's Opea; l·IJnda Benion,
'iennoea Beach, 1-Sbelly Merrick:,
Santa Monie.a, 3-Marco Godfrey, Coro-
na del Mar, 4.Joyce BOfJmau, Capla·
trano Beach, 5-Joey HamuUJ, Her-
mOl!la Beach.
8etllor MeD'I: 1-Phil Vedder, Dana
Point, 2-Bob Holland, Vlrg1.nia Beach,
Va., 3-Les Williama, Dana Point, 4-
LeRoy Grannls, Saota Monlca, 5·Fred
Ashley, EnclnllaJ.
Jllllfor Mea'1: 1-Brad McCaul, New-
port Baech, :I-Bob Mlchael,. Hel'lllOla
Beach, S.Randy Lewis, Huntln(lon
Beach, 4-Roger Adams, Santa Cruz, s.
Jay Riddle, Newport Be1ch .
Boya: C h r 11 Schllctenmeyt1r,
Newport Beach, 2-Bob Burnald• Jr ..
Mallbu, S.Leonlrd Foster, Newport
Beacb, 4-Mlles Osborn, Loo Alamitos,
5-Jobn Mayer, Loo Alamltoo.
Tludem: l·Ron Ba 11 • D •bbl e
OuaW10n .. 2-steve Brocblne-Barrle
Aiaaw, S.Bob Mooni.Pattl Youna, 4. Bil ~-S&Jl1 Ried, a.Jack IVll'IOll· ll:~ir Algaw.
·PilM!e: BID l\lount, Santa ?.loaicl, 2·
Corky CuroU, Dana Poln~ S.Kenny
Lin, Santa Monica, 4-Bot>"Bumaldt Jt.,
Malibu, a.Jeri')' Blollette, Newport
Beach.
Dory: l·LoaL:ach, S.L. A. CowllJ,
s.catplntarla · , 4-Loaa Beocb B.
S.L. A. Coan!J B.
Funeral Planned
LOS ANGELltS (AP) -lloMry will
be rocltad 'l'lluday for E d w t n
Schallorl, Who WU lie Im Au .. les
TllMI *-arillc fw men than lour
d ... del until hla retlremenl In 1918. Sdwllert died Saturday lllgbt at
--OolMlelceDt lloopllal at • tho ... ol 71.
Harbor Sclwols Forum
Groups Meet in Homes
Nor la the plaue upecfod to eaae the
congestion pl\lUfDI the nation's major
airports. Even lbooP II wllJ allow the
airlines to carry more puaengen in
fewer planes, cr1Uc1 point out that the
Jumbo jell will merely be able lo
absorb the predicted boom in air
travel over tile next decade. Four &tudy iroups thnt developed
Crom the Harbor Area Community
Forum on· SchooJ.11 will hold future
meetinp in priV'ate homes.
Members of the four study com·
rnittees will pursue ttieir separate
topics -communication with the
public, a future bond e I e c ti o n ,
discipline, and the fOur quarter
syatem.
About 3$ clUzens are pUUctpating in
the dlscus1lons at thfJ point. reporta
Jim Wood, one of. the ar1aniler1 of the
fOrtDD 'll!1lch first -Sept. II and
repeMed lut week.
Leider• ol Jlie dl11cil11ion J?OllP• are
Dr. Nolao F'rlDelle, commtmicatlon;
Wood,, bjmd election; Le9 Arranap.
dlsdpllne, and Bob Eutm1D; lour
quarter 1yolem.
Each committee will coJhe lip with a
position statement which will be
presented to the Ne wpor t-M e aa
Umfled Scboot. board for comment.
Wood taid the communication group
has discussed the need for schoolmen
to get the word oot on positive ac·
Burglar Flees
Ana,eim Jail
ANAHEIM -A suspected btir&lar
ea<aped from Auahelm city Jill early
thla morulng by crawling through ao
atilc opeolng.
Police said Lawence A.. SllffeelJ, 21,
of Rlvenide, removed a ll&'lt panel
from the c:eiling of bis cell, crawled ttlroulh the bole and escaped from the
attic through a roof vent. Officer• aaid
~eols bed been arrested lut 'lbun·
day under the name ol Larry Carllon.
He was belnJ held on IUIJ'ldou of
burglary follmrlntl bis arrest Sept 25.
Jurt before he broke out, otflcen aatd,
it was discovered be wa1 being held on
ausplclon of burSlary 1n Riverside be·
Ion making bll 011Cape Sept. H from
that Jill.
complialunents and sell the schools'
good points instead ol expecting the
pubHc to take it on faith .
The bond election committee, he
Said, la!t dlsctlSlsed now to conduct a
~nd eampaign to have the greatest
impact. and th& discipline committee
bas talked mo:rt about narcotics.·
Wood said the citizen1 forum
organization still is looking for more
participants and asked anyone in·
terested to telephone him at 546-5990.
Nine new persons jolned up last week,
be said.
Two ~men who turned out to talk
about narcotics told him afterward
they were so pleased to get 80Dle
responaer to what Utey were &ayiDg,
Wood said.
2 Men Succumb
After Traffic
Crashes in County
SAN'f.t\ ANA -Two elderly men
died Saturday u the rault of earlier
traffic acddeull, police reptrled.
Elmer L. ~Pl. 72, ol Sai>ta Ana,
who was btt IJ:Y a car ~Y at Orange
1988 Couly Trafllc 1118'1
155 De1U. Toll 151
and Camille Reet1 died in Santa Ana
Commlmi\Y Hoopilial.
He had.-&truck by a cat> driven
by Leolle II. Peten, 17, rJ Santa Ana,
poilce rspOrled. 'lbe Incident ls still
under luvea11p11oa.
Howat<! J. JolmaOD, 70; ol Ganlen
Grove, died Selmm,y at Palm lla1>or
Hoopltal ol lnjurie1 lllflered a week
""' In a two Cll' acddellt 111&1 loot the life of his wife.
Tbe eruh OOClllTed sept 22 al 9th
SGoeet Md diapmau Avenue ln
Garden Grove. Jola111'1 wlle, Ora
Viola. ea, ... dMd cm arrtvll at the
hOlpitel
! Wone, they clalm the glaot planes
will arrive before many of the naUon's
aJtPorll .llre ·1u11y PreP,and to boudle
them efllcleutly. One 717 alone could
d~p 3,000 pieces of luggage at a terminal. Flve of them arriving within
half an hour coWd •flood a tmnlnal
with some· 2,000 persons looking fur
telephones, relatives or t be 1 r
automobijes.
But backers of the jet pfedicted that
fts arriva\ W1ll step up the overdue
need to mOO.erni;e and .e~arge the na·
Uon's airport system.
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CONTROLS ••.
talks tonight will center around
whether or not other enterprises -
such as beer bars, catering services,
boutiques or any such non·industrial
business should be located in M·l
'zones.
Opinion on strictness ol t b e
rnaqufacturing zonea in the city varies
somewhat and CouilcnQien ·willlam L.
$l Clair has !8ld it woUld be a good
\bing lo lbcate beU bats In such
pols.ier are2'S of .town.
'CIA Recrniting
Office Bombed
ANN ARBOR, Mich. {AP) -
Fede"'1 and Ioca1 lnYesllgl>.tOr1 today
probed an exploston at a dowdown
Aun A<tor office •building that II
geoorally beU.eved to .house the
ea!lero MJCblgan reCrultlug olflce of
tho Cenll'a! lnte1lig"1oe Ageticy.
"We~e going ou1 lo the ~ thll
lllOl'Dillg lo pick up two CIA in·
vesUgators from WutUgtbn," &aid a
highly pi•ced source in the Aon Arl>or
'police deportment. · ·
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A poil)I which concerned me
greaUy was cleared up this morn-
ing by Bill Teague who is running
for Congress In the 3 ~ t h
Congressional district.
At a meeting of the Huntington
Valley Young Republicans, Bill
ripped into his oppo!lent for send-
ing to each of the residents a
folder offering them a choice of
five pamphlets put out by the
government on a variety of topics.
Bill was upset because the offer
came as the election campaign was
beginning1 Obviously there is a
great advantage· to being an in-
cumbent at election time.
* I was confused, when a few days
later I received the same offer of
pamphlets for Rep. Craig Hosmer
(R-Long Beach) who, like Bill, is a
Republican. I immediately sent the
copy off to Bill, knowing he'd like
to see what f11.embers of his own
party are doing.
I really wanted to show Bill that
taking political advantage of the
taxpayer's money is a time
honored activity of al}. incumbents
regardless of political . party af·
tilla11on.
A short note from Bill assured
me that "I Was surprised at the
source, but, regardless, my at-
tilu~e toward this type of thing re-
mains the same." I guess I'll chalk
up one for Bill.
* Of course it all means that I'll
not get my choice of five important
public documents which seem to be
abundantly distributed on a bi-
partisan basis this time of year.
It means that if Bill is elected 111
never get them because I'm sure
Bill will not change bis views on
passing out these free documents.
Perhaps Bill won't get ele<:ted
and I'll Dave a chance to read up
on all thJ! fa~clnating topics offered
to the ~le by the government at
election time. Of such stock is
politics made.
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Yes Bond Votes
Won't "Hike Tax·
Painted Lady
AFS Stwknt
Gets Grant
A !..,..,. Ameriean Field Service
student at Hun\ington Beach High,
Alxiul Qaymon Kobekiwal, has won
the A.F'S sdtolan!tllp given to foreign
s~ who have dtmomtrated
leadership qualities while in the
United Slate<.
Abdul. of Kabul, A!ghanismn, ls ooe
of 13 foreign students chosen to
;...; .the GalaU!i. ~lar award for
Abdul llV<d with' Mr. and Mr<. J.
Gordon stebbings and their son, Johrl,
at 7'2 ~ St., Huntington Beach,
while he att.nded -.cilool he<e. . '
· Officla!J ot the BuntlnetOn Jlelcl>
Uniao High Scllool Dlstncit prPmlae
voters a ~:.yea" m1rked <Ill~ Nov. 5
balloU !or the. dis1rlej'• '12 111llllon
bond p<-1 "will DOI Increase 1he
cumrlt high school tu rate." • .
In a ballot argument preporOcl to
support lho)lropO<al, Jc>bo J :BlllJIUey,
pros1c1en1 or the clls1r!cl's boaid of
trustees, "11 the currt1lt 50 ~rate
per '100 assessed. vatuation "riI; pay
<if existing Ind-f ~ om
outstanding bmds and the ~ ol
bonds b'OID the propooed bond Issue, U
it'• _..vec1 by lw1><hirds of •r lhe voturs. . ·
Mou'ure f. on the gen«el election
ballot would provide !..-the !IDancing
of a three-year tneram ~ coo-
struclim and site acquiai1ion . ,
"HunOOgl«i Beadl Union Hig!r
School Distri<t, increaing !n .....U-ment at: the average rate of J.,500
--annually, ..... of the lul<!Jt growing districts In the United
Stat.s," Ille ballot ~ b w..-d•
eel • ' ·• . ' ''Wbij.e enrollment .. bas' Increased at
tho -o! 30 ~ yelriy, -i.,t !noreoHd ot an average rate ol IS
-· tbUI oreating a llnlocl'1I pro-blem. To care fer the problem, tile
voter• preYlouolt IPFOVed addlticoaJ
IUndl !..--luppor\ to ...W.ue a q.Wlty eduoatlon !or all lludellt.t in
tbe dl&trict, .. it say.
OlllCWI add Chat d ii tr t c t
clasarooml _.. now 10 overcrowded
tba& aomo students j'are being r;enlt to
acbool. Qllttertu for SODMI classroom . autgmnenta ...
~ m,m the bond 1-would
"keep Ill sludoots ade:;aaloiy housed
With. NO dcdJle 1essions," trustees wrile lato the ..,..,,..,L . ' .
Homeov.neJ;S ..
Bae~ Appointive
Attorney Paper
.aiqe In Che m'41iod of oel<cdng
·the Buallngl<>n B•acb clty attorney
from elective to appointive has been
endorsed by tile Hlllltlngtoo Beach
HOME Cbuncll. "'. · ~ prealdmt Ben· Loaderee an-
• nounced tllat hia group ls supporting
Ille -ed Clty ciwta' _...tment,
wlOdl wjll be Che ~ propcoltion on
the Nov. 5 baJ¥, as "a big step
fOl"Wlll"d in the improvement of
munlcl:pal services.••
"Tbe lioe of the City, \rilb a popula·
,ti.on. now over lOt,000, requires that
tile oeleotlon of Ille dy attorney be
balled on a method wbidl W<>Uld insure
Ille recruiting oi Ille best qualified.
Pf'Ofessional lawyer a v a i l a b l e
througbout the state," Londeree said. Colorful Coed "The voters simply de not hiwe suf·
flcient infOl'matlon nor are they able
to ev.::iluate tile technical qualifications
of city attorney candidates," he added.
"The elective melriod discoQrages
the professional municipal lawyer and
encourages the politician who pro·
bably has no technical background or
quaUficatton for the position."
The latest college craze, a live paint-in at the University Of Tennessee
produced only one bikinied girl, Anna GarCia, wl!o gets painted at the
rate of 10 cents a word.
LoDderee commended the proposal
for reserving the right of recall to the
people, even though the attorney
would be ~ted by city council.
Saturday Music Clnsses
f . .
Valley Sets October
As 'Safety Month'
Octobtr has been deslgnlited "Salety
Month" by Fountain Valley Mayor
Robert· Schwwdtleger.
Opening Set This Week
Directors .. of Charity Campaign
President of West Orange County United Fund Don Feulkner (left)
and Don Blakely, Fountain Valley chairman, help kick off last week's
massive charity appeal at a joint luncheon of Fountain Valley Ki-
wanis and Exchange Clubs.
The mayor's proclamation com·
mended the grade school safety pro.
gram of the Fountain Valley Woman's
Club.
Saturiad.Y m o r n t n g .lnstnunental
music classes wlll 6egin this week for
Ooean View School District stuc,letlta in
grades lour to eight.
Supt. Clarence L. Hall' said lett.en
have been mailed to parent.I inviting
trhem to enroll their di.ldren · in the
classes. ·
Daily exclusive feotures on the Orange Coast Olympians and the 19th Olympiad begin
Saturday from Mexico City in the DAILY PILOT, the only Orange County newspaper
with its own 'Olympic team' on the scene. Glenn White, bilingual sports editor of the
DAILY PILOT, speaks the lor19uege of tho Olympics. Ho speeks your longuege, too.
Almon [oclahey, another slilled report.r who spoab tho lon9u1ge of the Orongo
Coart, will file exclusive stories from Ac1pulco starting October 12 reporting on the
sailing savvy of Dan Diego's Lowell North and Newport Beach's Peter Barrett in Star
Class events, plus ell the other boJting .oction of tho 19th 01)'.'!'Pied.
Sevec 0-mlnul<! poirtodt. beglnn!ng
at 8 a.m ., will be bekl at Village Vlew
School, ·5361 Si&soo Drive, and oak
View School, 17241 Olk Lane.
Beginning, ~· lludonll will be given tesu to del.ennlne th!ir !Dtlslcal
Jmowledp and aptitude before Ille
classes start.
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ALMON LOCKA&IY, looeti .. odffor of tho DAILY PILOT,
nolioNI _.rd wlnnl .. boot! .. and y-lng writer, -.. 11
-fo< Acopulco wtior. ho will •YiHMll tho Olympic Gome•
,-i., -..., Write -thiion tho _, Orengo Coat _ ........ It. •
GLENN WHIT!, 1portt editor of tho DAIL'\' PILOT, will be
our man In tfte pre11 liox. In Mfxleo City. The onlr,,..,,.,.... "'°" from ony Orange County .....p.p.r ac<f-..HI~ to c<Mfl'
tho G.,_, White wlll -hit blll"9"11 lelut1 to got tho
story In tho 1-of lho·Olymples.
Onl.y One Orange County Newspaper 'Made The Olympie Team'
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ly IAllL WILSON
ot TM DMIJ f'tlllf tilllf
• El Puo Times Editor w. J. Hoot-
en got a •wt.ft reaction to a com-
ment he made In hil column aboul
County Commlsaloner Som Block•
hom. Hooten had referred to Black-
ham'• objectloo• about the county
loaning chain and tables to the Cot-
ton Festival. He ended hil remarl<B
by uklng, "By the way, whatever
b.aPPened to the 'good old days' w~en a county commissioner would 1
send a truckload of gravel to the
driveway of one of his favorite con-
sti111e!lt&?" Hooten found a truck
load of nnd and gravel In bi• drive-
way the next morning and Black·
ham said the use of county equip-
ment and counfy gravel would not
cost the editcr a dime. •
3 Ministers
Help, Avert
Street Clash
SAl\ASOTA, Fla. <UPn -Three
~:yo mtnllt.rs •keel the -.un teU' po armed police bo 'PUiled
bock -ly -y and lben W'Allteol wl\b
....,.. .linked dOW11 • -to clllperse rock-In& Nesro yoo\b1. 11"' 1"ulhl, numbering obout 300 at
one Wne, regrouped. about an hour
later, however, and police moved in
and S1"6t~ 29; p.-a<m1 before th•
crowd bror. up far good.
Police Qiief 'Fr-it Scott -pied
a force of 20 men, armed w 1 th shotgum, to polrol the Newton ....
unW ci13>llght.
Olllcors .. 1~ the -bePn Sund&y nlabl In appamit r-tion
for an tnddent at • Nesro n!Jlltclub
Saturday nlihl
"Someone threw a le.-111 bomb in-
to a Negro bor," tald $borifl -
Boyer. Potron1 ocurr!ed ceymc Into
\be -. and several lllld they -a white man fleeln& 1be scene in a car.
There were reports of rock tbrowin1
alter \be S.turday lllibl lncldent. and
the In-occurrecJ qaln Sunday
allbt-The -· of • number of csan were troten and 1evera.l
mcb>iilt& llllffered -or llllurles. Of-
fian were rushed into the NeCl'o
district end tear gall WM used to
break up • ·crowd In lront of a dfuC
mre with • broken plate g:ll:l1 Win-dow. No looting was reported.
· Sla11y offer 1.2:30 LID., tlJr ..
Nearo mlnUterl from Newton op-
proacbed Boyer.
"We'll get the people oU lbe 1treet if
you11 get yoi.r deputte1 out," they
said.
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Game Goes On 1
Qespite Tragedy
SUSANVILLE (AP) -"I told them
all Ille (111& ... -lllld Wed 1f they wanted to io m , and •vetal
1pob up -1t ,.., -t tile (irll
woWd have wmted aod went out and
Dock Workers
Strike Slated
For Midnight
NEW ·YORK (UPI) -A dock
worken 1trtte tb9t ·could Ue up port.a
from Maine to Tuai will co Into effect
at midnight tmigbt "in the absence of
a miracle," a labor department ol-
lictal Slid todO)'.
Repre1entaUve1 of .the Joternirtioaal
Looph<nmeu'1 AilodoUoo (!LA)
and the New York Shipping Ataocia-
tlon were meeUn& Nain today in an
effcrt to reacb a se&ement before the
ILA'• -*act ezpinl but the labor
depa-t olllclal qieet1n1 witll them w11 pmuimUtic.
Ulld.,..ecretory ot Labor Jome• J.
l\eyDoldo, dbpo1d>ed here by Presi-
dent Jobmon to medlole, tooic port In
oil< boun of meednp-Sun4ay that COii-
won the J:J.Jne.1'
Coadl R-Russell WOI -fllnl
of a , tragedy in which sll. cheerleaders
wen killed in a highway accident driv-
ing to a game Saturday afll.emoon
between Enterprise High School of
Redding and Mt. Lassen al. Suunvllle.
Several of the players, Russej.l laid,
were !toy friends of tile dead &ifl>,
"but they went qut and pla)led ~ir
beam out."
Eoterprj&e won the game 7.C. ·
~ RU.!seil 1ata -w-crd. of the tragedy
reached him during halftime and • ~
told hi.I players io the d'res6ing ~
Vlctim.1 of the heador, crash. wittl •
logging truck included one ~y, \f~
ren MarUneau, 19. The dead girls Wm'&
SheUy · Robert.s, JenliifGr Bre•1
Kathy Van Born, Debbie Johnson and
Donna Maddox, a,11 17.
Memorial services will be held in
the Enterwfse High School gym:
nasiu:m Tuesday at 2 p.m. 1aid Prln·
cipal Olarl.es .F. Denny.
Prisoners Riot
In New Jersey,
Set Jail Afire
timed unW mldnl&l>t. \ben told NEW ARK, N. J. (UPI) -Pri....,.s
new'llD.m tbe only hopeful note 1n flock over a wing oi. a Newmk Qty Jail
negotirattom wu the agreement to Sunday night, set it ablaze and ritJtlld meet~-__.. for tWo hours before 150 police and
"In the .abeenct of a miracle we will sheriff's deputie& broke up the melee. 8ofer ogreed and pulled boclt hit of-
ficers. 'Ibe ml.r:i.stere then walked
through the area pleading with people
to clear tbe atree1'1.
lll"I ,...,._ have a. 1trD:1 Monday n 11 b t, '• No prisoners escaped the red brick,
Guerrilla G•rft ; ~ --~~ 8~ pr1_: l~e::-~~!"l:.~~· ~·i:
£ wage" for the 93,exxt ILA members. Cent.er ot town. One prisoner was in·
lf you arc tired Of the smog and the
accompanying·90-phu Mat that Ml
plagued the SoutJ&land. for the past
few day1. you mig1tt bt puauadld to
foUow the emmp~ of Terua Ravid
of Manhatt.an Beach. Ttrll!'N aolvM.
the problem blf caoortixg on tht beach
and it& coolh\g /wttu1 of ~ marbv
Pacific Ocean. -· • John Phillips, of Evanston, ·Obfo,
celebrated bis lOOl.h birthday today
and credited plenty of rest and not
much excitement for his long life.
"I went to bed early," he said. '')f
l didn't have anything to do, l
went to bed." • The Chicago Po!icf Department
said today it will p~ Alie• llolln-
ski, 62, fur breaking-Clown ber,door.
Three policemen broke into the
wrong back door in a gambling raid
<'n an apartmeot near Mn. Blelln·
sl\_i's. She was away shopping at the
time. • When he was stopped fur driving
11nly five miles an hour, Rutnll W.
Adams, 18, of West Fairlee, Vt.,
l:.i'.d Officer Almon S. Boston that
low gear on the car was the only
one that worked. Boston examined
the 1955 vehicle and said it bad no
brakes, no muffler, no tailpipe,
few windows, a crumpled fender
and hood that was not fastened
down and a loose front seat. Adams
was fined f2() in District Court and
h.is right to drive in Maine was sus·
pended for 10 days because, as a
minor, he was ·illegally transport·
ing two cases of.beer.
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Search for Six
Branded 'Futile'
By Coast Guard
HONOLuLU (UPJ) -"The search
bas been .~ Finding•
.ne1ative."
Witt that ariJn report, the Coast
GJm'(I. surdiy abandoned the futile
1earob·· for sis: pertoDI w b o ~~teiloualy vanilbed on an islaftd ~tsftkigfllgb~
Ii. r .. We don't have the 1Ugbtest idea
what ~ to them--end. we may
never kdOw,, •. 1J1 oUfoer aa.ld. Mtutnc -e;'6if F....., lblcl Lt. Roi>·
ert Van .V-~. the pilo~ of
Cicero, llJ, t EvMet:t Hoe wt, 24, West-
chester, Ill.; Betsy Van Dyke, 20,
Grand Rapids Mich.; JoAnoe El5inga,
25, H.U.00, Mlch ., and Maryls Vl.o , 21.
and Betty Boet', 22, bo4h of Wyoming,
Mlch.
'Ibey disappeared a week ago todray
en a D>-mlle filgbt from Honolulu to
Hio, Hawaii, in a single-engine Piper
Cherokee plane rented by Van Voseen.
'Ibe young Air Force man was mat·
1n1 hil first i.Dter ill.and fligbt in
Haftil.
Seard1 planes <rillscroned 40,000
square 11\&1 of ocean .mld often flew
low througti dangerous momtain wind
.currents looking for the ill-fated plane.
Ground parties of voluMMr civilians
trekked through rugged terrain on
four ls1'.nds and Coa1t Guatd Cutter•
patrolled day ond nigbt but not a
alngle clue. wa1 foond. Ownen Of the plane uid they
believed Van VOil!isen cruhed sud·
deoq, without time U> radio for help.
Looal aviation experts said ttie pilot
could have made a 1ecioua naviga-
tional ea-or and Down straight oot to
sea.
Si.I. llfej&ckets were aboard the light
plane, but no llfuafl
JFerry .Ru~ antiwar lead.,., displ a the outlandish get-up In San The ILA it ieeli:lnc to lncreaoe the jW'ed .
ranasco wat he claiml he will w ar when he appears before the number of parantietd Jmuri of work Helmeted police and Essex County
House Committee on UnAmerjcan lct!vlties (HCUA) on October 1. for Ill mombon from l.100 to· 2,oeo a sherifl'• depuu .. lWDl•d wKh shotgtn
Rub!.n W'a! subpoenaed to appear Mfore HCUA for questioning re-year. 11» ILA .alAO seeb an increase and tear gaa: ringed the iMtitutloo
gardlng hil part In the riots during tlle recent Democratic Convention In pay tram p .112 an llOlr to ff.25 an while imnalet ran wild through the 70-
in Chicago. When answering a stmi.1ar aubjoena by the Committee in ha&µ" du:rin;&: a two-yeilr contnct and year-old minimum security wing with
11166, Rubin showed up In the cootunie of a member of the Cootinental frlnee benefltt. The upirlnc contract flame< and smoke pouring from the
Army. However, he never ~take the at.and for questioning. wu for four year1. roof. 1-~~--'~~-=--~~~~~~=--~~~-,--~~~~~~~~~~
Parents, Police
Patrol Trenton
School Corridors
TRENTON, N .J. (UPI) - A totll of
39 security c-ds lndlM!lng 25
un11onnec1 polloemen ...i a •<iuntary
group " pinma plllrolled ·the .....
ridors today a( radally tenat Trenton
c.mtraflllg!l School.
TtJe IChool was shut down by racial,
trooble two daya last week, the fourtl!
time in nine mootha.
A 10 p.m . .....iawu curfaw thll . ·
weeuod kept lbe str-empty SUn-
day nig!K.f~llciftt&.hfo olptl ot roe!<,
throw:fnt and batuu between wbtte
and Nesro yOU11> cane•.
School wu abut down Thurlday and
Friday in the wllte Of walkoub, white bacldosh 1>oycot11 aca1not .u.1ec1
hul1yi1m hy black · -"14
1eparat< rallies by black . and wllH•
students over the school troubles.
Meanwhile, the curfew imposed Fri-
day by Mayor Ca:nnen Armentl re·
malned in otfect lodellnlt.ly, ot leaal
until temions at tbe tebool copled of1.
Rescued From Cliff
MALIBU (UPI) -James E. Lane,
20, oi lng.lewOIOd, was rescued from bJs
perclt otop a 30l).foot cliff In '1'<4*.ia
Canyon Swiday Dil!JI b7 o 1-•ot
sherill's deputies.
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Outlook Dimming
c For Abe F ortas
WASHINGTON (UPI) -on 111• ... ol tbe Senm
Earl W&m11 lod"1-rved voto on, ~loture -the
!be 1ljh ailnl'f01Ul'J. of hil debat.o • halting porllamen·
· 01'9<iolmonl N C h I • f · wy procedure tbat ,.quires
JUlllco of 1111 Ulilted Staia1 twc>diird1 approval lo auc·
-lbe outlook dimmed ceed -Wmen prepered _to
!<Ir .-matJon by tbe 'J>rtslde at tbe openlni of the
Senato of Abe Forias N bit Supreme Court'• fill term a
l\ICCtllOI'. • week trom today.
Even t0me of Fort.as' The 18-yNI'~ warren 1ttoa111t ~ werti haid intended to retire thlJ
colJIC'ldlrlc taat cbancta of fall but made cle• 11' an in· halliDC a fl"bllrter by a terview wtll1 the New York
, band ol -. ~ to Time& be would llay on unW
the nomtnatlOn were bleak. a successor II chosen.
'lbe f1nt attempt to ball tbe The controverwy o v e r
, tallmbon com111 Tuesday President Jotuwoo'1 ap-
; alld oppull certain ol fall· J)Ointment of Fonas, a
, Ing, longtime friend, bu grown
and the odd& now appear to
11 Soldiers
· Face Murder
~Rap in Riot
f SAIGON (UPI) -Six of
11 Nel?O pr!IOnert llaglnc t a -paa&ivt rebellion .at Loog
"Blnb. stockade w1ll be
• charged with murder or
~ -.piracy lo commit mur·
t der, informed military
; IOJJrCeS aaid today,
4 The charges , Item from
• the death of a white 1oldier i Aue. llO, the nllbt a racial
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riot erupted In tb• jail. Tbe
1oldler, ,. ruldeat ol Flor-
ida, WU laWI.)' beaten with
a -adhcrltioo Hid. l Mlll~.~....l!!}nl tear -·~---i-ulted tn· tbe IOldler'• "iand Injuries lo Iii om, lncludlnC five
MOii ol tbe lnjUriH
ere callled by priloDerl
glitinJ amonc tbemlelve1, ~ Following tbe t r o u b I e,
: boul 200 N<lrO lnmllet ...
I lo obey U1 orden I d were _..-_au·
' tiel uld. 'nlelr num-r~*"~ n• to u, ...s C1IOldl l"' cal1 to ~ C; tloDL
Tbe im-. ocboduled : ill -a..al Court Mir·
jla1. bad ----=the lllinC of fOf!UI • .tllt-llhl.
be heavily against con· ttrmation.
One Of Fortaa' prime sup.
porters, Sen. Jooeph D.
Tydings (0-Md.), said in a
broadc&st interview Sundey
(Issues and Answer3--ABCl
that "We 'juot will not be
able to break the filibuster''
apilllt Portal. "We will not
be able to get cloture in my
judgment."
Appearing on the aame in-
terview program w i t b
Tydings, Sen . George
MUlllilY (II-Calif.), one of
tbote aglinat Fortu, said
hi.I mail tndicated a n
°"""'"'elm!ng anti -Fortu -t Murphy oald be
b9d received more than
7,000 pieces of mall agalnM
the nominatlon and 180 for
IL
It was 15 years ago today
Jbat .l'l:eadeot Dwi&!>t D. ltbenb.bwii' Damed WarTeD
Qllef Juallce-the death
ol Fred M. VIDloD. In the ln-temew wltb Fred p.
G""1am o1 the New York
Times, be talked freely
about hit pjall1 after retire-
ment but -clear of putting a tim1 on It.
0 I'm here, and I'll atil1 be
here, 10 far u thia event
(11te battle ave tbe Fortu
nomination) ii \ID· -,"WatrtaMN.
Since be otlJI ii .. -JUltlce, he 1ald, 111', _. cordlnce_,......,
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Wppies: WhoNeedsEm?
Prof, Young Can't Apee
KANSAS Cl'IY, Mo, (AP)
-Tbe young people llDd the
prof~sar disagree about the
hipptes.
He says they're dirty,
tbiltl... opcmCol'I. T b o ~!db delml -u needler& of Ali>erlcm 1ocle-
ty.
"They'l' pnctltiooen ol
the worst 1ort of
,hypocrisy,'' add the Rev.
·Dr. Robert E. Fitch of San
·Francisco, who called them
lazy, immature, ir-
responsible, immoral and
smelly.
"I queslilm this hard
name-oalling," aakl Peggy
Liggett, e. student at Tens
.Qiristian U niversit y.
.. Rather than m.me-ca!l!ng,
we ought to try to rectify
~· In society that cause them to withdraw
from it."
The youngsters and Dr.
·Fitch, wlx> tea<:bes Cl!risti.an
ettiics at the Pacific School
of Religion , tangled on the
1ubject SUnday nlgbt at tbe
~neral Assembly of the
'Olristian Qiurdl Dtsclple1
.of Ouisl
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"The· hlppie\I .... trying lo
teU us something about the
·IOCiety we're living in," said
.cFrederick W. Smith, of Min·
.oea,polis, cDairmao of the
~ panel. "ln • sense
they're a product of IOdety.
We need to uk what they're
ed hippies ....... Who
regvd. tbemJVH-b DOD·
coafU'mUtl tu who are
lucb coallonDiall In dross,
epeedl, C<IDdu<t llDd odor
that Ibey remind one of a
"llock cl.. lheep'.'
He N1d hippie colonies
spur !ncr11M11-1u narcotiCll
tnlffic, rape, venereal dil·
....... -·-llDd the &C· ctm1inl:4adoo of "garbage,
filth, vermin."
Karl L. ' Munson o f
Maywood, Ill., a student at
Hiram, Ohio, College, sa1d
similar conditions existed
around Jesus. "Everywhere
Jesus weot, lepen, beggars,
the poor and proeliQJU!s con·
gregated," he 9aid, sug-
ge'Sting Dr. Fitdl "cmfused
causes for effects" in
regard lo hlppies.
"I ballt et yoor analogy
wffh Jesus," the professor
laid. "I don't think you
believe it yourseU." He said
jt didn't help to sen-
timentalize about hippies ,
"tellilfg thmn they're the
victims of oodety.''
Prescription
Drug Costs
Criticized =g ~•~elf~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -"-cts .. The cost of PN'OOriptioo r Commented Dr. Fltch : drup hae drawn criticism
'They're '-"~ to tell us from the nation's chief w11.M6 bealtb officer.
tlhey don't want to grow up "1be prices o( drugs Jlnd be responsible adults.'' prescribed by brand name About 10.oo:> church peo-in Kansai c I t y ' 1 are unreMone.bly high in
miclpal Auditorium ap-many areas ," Dr. Philip R. t;~;po;,lnts ..,...i by tbe IM ol tbe Heel11J, Education ! , -often for and We!We Department
. Fitcb.'t Ttiews.. •aid.
"It loots ., tf there'• a HEW' 1 t • 1 s t an t
ty -the age of llO •ecrolary for health this audieoce," observed Idea ti.fie affairs s a i d
th. 1eneri c drugs with
Dcn't talk to me about equivalent chemical and
over XI," alrid Dr. clirHcal effect could be U6ed
. "My grandchildren at ball tile oost of brand
--11111 ~ llOlllN promoted b)' 4fUC
& bud at-old, men meutlctmen,
-· ....i I com-Be Aid ., HJl:W tall< wllll tllem." for<e on Jrif<riptlon antp
Deltplu Wied Solurdey soon will produce opedlic
4iplll'OY'8 a new charter to r e c o m m e n dation1 for
~~ tbdr -fockt-rotonn ln po-tpttoa dru1 c:bil-a ....... po'AcliCH.
atlY•IJ orr••l•ed CongreuwWboutodtor
'Ibo a • w • law requiring n11tttradm
It ~-farmall1 and li'ca.lnl by HEW of oU ,_, nll!Jt, dnlp before thoy con be
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Rusk Plans
Peace Talk
On ·Mideast
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
(AP) -Secretuy of Stat<!
Dean Rusk was in New York
toda7 for 10 days of cUplo·
matic talks that include a
meeting with Israeli For-
eign Minister Abba. Eban,
on hand with a new peace
plan for tl1" Middle EaoL
Rusk also had on hi.a
agenda talks with Secret.ary-
General U Thant and Gen-
eral Alsembly President
Emilio Annales of Guate·
mala.
Czechs Remember
Hit"ler's Invasion
PRAGUE (UPI) -
C.Ul!)lt Jn tbe -Y of a
11tw ooc11patlon.
<laecho1lo¥l!rla loday ._u.
ed another -tbe Nut In·
wolon trlegered by !be
MUDlcb Pact signed e....U,
llO YNn ago,
Tb1I DMion'a cemored
preas made com.meria com~
paring Moll Hiller'• 1931
strike to th e 1988 tnva&lon
by SoYl<t·fed Warsaw Paci
Forte1.
The Ql'ID.parllOD W a I
favorable to neither Jmrader.
Some neW81N'Pefl , 1ucb a1
the Ommunist p '& r t y ' I
Rude Pravo, did not name
-.... M&yl>e Ibey did
not tave to. Rude Pravo
raid:
"We have alway1 been in
the lllraloglc c:r<llMrVOlla of
hilta'y, wt'ere the lnteresta .
of the . larger and more
powerful ne;ttons c 1 a s b •
Everything was go'ftl'ned by
their Potl.OD1 ol. the order to
be eslabllsbed In I b I s
regia:J1'"
--CommUlilJt unltt
-· .. COU111!'7. All pledpd ~ for Dub-
c:ot'• recimo. All IOid rant
ODd Ille meinber1 WOllld not
Jollow par11 leaden cboMI
~.ltwu
,ltn1hezo oW!ence of tbe Cle-
cbollovlklan p ~ r I 1 unity
\hot, . qulle ~. the
&Mot lnvaden dld not
foreaee.
GuMlaY Htmk, 1-der of.
the Slovalllu Commlllllll
poriy, went oa na\lonal
tol<Mlion 10< .. bour Sau·
day w den)' • IFCe ""' comll>C.
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37S 47S RU15k and Eban both ar-
rived Sunday to take put
in the U.N. General A11em-
bly policy debates, and in
o th e r diplomaUc confer-
ences.
ID 1931, ln M-, Britain
and France lligned away
thett tits lo Czecboolovaba.
11 freed Hltlor for bio con-
quest of tbJs C<Ullry. In
Auguif, 11168 tbe sovt.U seat
some 600,000 W'an:aw Pact
.,. lnlo Ci:ecboelovakla
to bunt>le e. maverk:t. Com·
mmht regime.
ATHENS (UPI) -
Greece'• military reglme to-
day hailed as a "mandate"
the overwhelmlng vot.er ap-
proval Sunday of t new con·
1tttutlon llvlnl It wtd .. rOD&·I:=============:::::!..!::=============: Ing powers wblle reducing
Eban told reporter• that
Israel was "exploring all
po1sibillties for a lasting peace."
* * * New Oashes
In Mideast
TEL AVIV (AP) -Israeli
iqid Arab forces e:zchanged
mortar and bazooka fire
~oss the Jordan River
tttse-fire line Sunday night,
~ a r m y announcement
Ileoplle the s 0 v I • t •
demanded censorshlp, some
new'8pBl>el'I made direct
(Olliliift•.~ Slid. the youth
newspaper Mlada Fronta:
"This la-st week of Sep·
tember evoked in
CzechosloV'B.kia end in the
world tragic and eLanning
memories similar to those
of a week 30 years ago."
Rude Pravo said the
Munich Pact "&bowed in all
its nakedness brutal action
against 18 small natioo, the
absolutely r u t b 1 e s s im-
per:alist method of solving
conflicting issues oC in·
ternational development."
King Conilaittlne to a figure-
head.
With returns counted from
5,226 of the nation'• 11,050
polling stations, the v o l e
was 95.2 percent for the con-
atltutlon and 4:.4 percent
agallllt ll Another .4 per-
cent of the vote were d~
ed void.
Prellmlnary figures •bow·
ed 25.1 percent of the eligi-
ble voter1 did not vote des-
pite government warnings
they faced 12-month prilon
terms. One man who t r i e d
campaigning again.It the
proposed constitution was
sentenced to two years in
pri1on last week.
Govern m e n t communi-
ques balled approval al a
"mandate to the govern-
ment to complete Its t a I k
and the aims of the revdlu-
tion within the framework of
the constitution."
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Wfhe Israelis accused the
Arabs of opening tbe fight
by firing several mortar
sbelll 1ouUt of Beit Yossef
in the Belsan Valley.
In 1938 41 German
diviaions snuffed out the
Czechoslovak governme!lt .
In 1968 the Communist
reform re¢me led by party
chief Alexander Dubcek has
hung on. But fear that a
Soviet-urged purge may be
ccming spread through the
party rank and file over the
weekend.
This is the first constttu-1"============================: tion since the military re-Ir
About 45 minutes later a
bazooka shell was fired to-
ward the Israeli side soutb
ol the border settlement of
Klar Ruppin, the Iuaelis
Hid.
N e"' _. published
mi:n than & oo.n r~u-
gime came to power in Ap-
ril, 1967. It leaves clvil ID>-
erties and press freedom IU·
spended until the regime de-
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LONG SEACE CUPO -Employ•1. of N«1la
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Sunday ._.,.. the
Ulllted Auto Worke!s 14) call
a atrike aplut the
a e r ~ace manufacturtr; Wli•• a contract ·aereemut
is reached· by Oct. 10.
The strll:e would allect
about 35,000 ~. moll
of Qtem ·-m Southern
CalilonU,
UAW Vke Pre1l~ent
Leooard W oodcocl; said 98.3
pereont . ·of the w<!fUrl
voled to !1'"1111 UAW-~ro
strike sanctloti at· metJUnu ·
in Long e..adl; ~ Okla.
Columbus, 0 h I d , and
llouston, Tex.
UAW President Waller
Reuther is doe here today tCt
take cbarae of tile UAW
bargaining tenm.
It was not clear What was
holding up agreement
between the union and North
American Rockwell. UAW
and the International
Aaoclation .of ~sta
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UP'ITt ........
Top Tat
'1Uttle" Miss CallfQr·
nia, nine-year-old Jac-
queline Haney of Whit·
tier, receives her trophy
from Miss Los Angeles,
C a n d y Allen, during
contest in 1..-0s Angeles
in which more than 200
tots parlicipaled.
' Craa•ton Condemned
State GOP Shuns
Raff ertJi'.Censure'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
U. s. -candl.W. Mu
Ralltrty 11&1' hb opponeol
Alan Crantton, c o m e 1
dangerous)¥ c-kl ad·
vocotlng "a policy n4t ooly
of natiiobal suldde but of DI·
llonal treuon" by urf!nc •
bombln& hall o~r North
VlelnaDI.
Go•. ~ joloed Raf.
ftrty -y In stroocty
cridcWng Cranston at
1e!Jlions of tb6 Republican
Sta)o Central Committee.
CraMton'a prdpolal to
"hall the bombing -••• iii wor&e than betra)'l,"
Rafferty oold.
Reaj:aQ tokt the GOP au·
dlence Saturday lllght: "11
Is fmpt.:itlve that we &end
Max Rafferty to
WasNnctrm." Reagan refer·
red to Crenston, former
stJate controller, ~ a "tired
old poll11clan • • • revived
from the past."
The Fleld Poll rele-aaed
last week said Craostoo wu
gaiNnc rn popul•rlt7.
favored by 47 percenl of lhe
voten •mpled araina 3S
percent lot Rallirty.
In a teleJilcme Interview,
Sotunlay Cr--hla jiollcy '"' Vietnam bomhln&
b ... ~ .. the bomblDg of North ""'1 tr.e
elec1! South Vlelnani
u a means of gettUJc the
Paris peace ta11u movlJlC."
GOP-.oq.-.ion
attempt by 10 J\epubUcona
to ask the central com·
mlttee SWD'day to demmld
-Rafferty apolOClze for .Ueged 11 .. about U. S. Sen.
Thomas H. Kuchel <R·
Call!.), In the Jlrlmary eJec.
Uon campaign.
The letter asking !0< the
apology waa signed by some
Republloaoa who admlltodly
oupport C.-an91<m. G 0 P
1tate a.airman James w.
Halley of San Mateo ad-
journed Saturday's meeting
bef<re aIJy actton against
Rafferty could b e In·
trodue<d.
i A Hell of a Flier'
Lear Heir 'Skims' Plane to Safe Landi~g
"We find the nominee of
our pOlty -Mu Rafferty
-wonlhellllCl1lnotlonby
telling lies about T o m
Kuchel," Joeeit> McCord. ol
Freemont .told a news con-
ference Slturday.
SAN FMNCISCO (UPI)
-"He sure ii a cool head -
an extremely good· pilot,"
said A i r Force Capt. Pete
Gleason. "A pilot with less
exp er l ence would have
panicked and ditched .•• a
hell of a flier."
Gleason, who rues rescue
aircraft out of Hamilt.on Air
Force Base, made the com·
menbl: Saturday a f t e r
watching 2.5-year~ld John
Lear complete ~ ainating
500-mlle fllghl in spec·
tacular style.
Yolll,ll ~ piloted his
crippled llgbt. plane less
than 10 feet over Pacific
waves for thiee and a hall
hours, dodged boats as he
skimmed under the fog-
shrouded Golden Gate and
Ric h'm on d-8an Rafael
bridges, and set the plane
down with sea water pour·
ing from the engines.
When asJr:ed what kind of
a landing he madeJ. the
cocky pll~t replied: uA
"
c.
.: • •
•
• •
perfect landlni( -II k e
always."
Lear, who bas been flying
since he was 11, is the son of
industrialist William Lear,
who developed the Lear ex-
ecutive jet aircraft. He won
two top prizes last week at
the National Air Show in
Reno.
The young pilot 1 e f t
Oakland, Saturday in a twin·
engine Cessna 310 which he
planned to terry t o
Australia. He was about 500
miles out when a rod broke
loose and ripped through the
starboard engine block.
Lear pulled on a We
jacket, radioed a "Mayday"
distress signal, feathered
the smoking engine and nos·
ed the plane down.
"I dropped to about 10
feet off the waves and flew
there for about three and a
half hours," Sa'td tear, who
a~tted a fel' "'8&ioUJ
moments .. "My-engine was
overheating, misll.ng a n d
sputtering •.. I sure never
thought I'd make it."
But he was a picture of
confidence as he neared the
end of his harrowing n:-
perience, with Air Force
and Coast Guard aircraft
flying escort. He flew with
one hand and oalmly took
moviEs with the other as the
plane passed beneath the
two bridges.
Lear said the only trouble
came when he was kicking
luggage out ol the plane to
lighten il A bag jammed in
the doorway, increasing ·the
plane's ,drag end caualDg it
to drop about five feet. The
pilot said he finally kicked
the bag out and climbed
back to 10 feet above the
water.
San Francisco potlce clos-
ed the great highway, which
runs along the city's ocean-
ftont, IO Lear coUld uae it
for tn. emergency landing U
ne<;essary. Traffic also was
stopped on the bridges while
the plane paued under. •
McCord aaid he b a
Republlean wllo for the first
time aupporta: a Democratic
candidate -Cr-.
Ralierty replied at his
own conference, "1 doll't
believe there were any lies
... if there were any lies ,
they were Dot deliberate and
were inad\tertent."
McCord read from a 47·
page document which he
said included such mis·
statement• by R&ffer·
ty a1 clabning Kuchel
vot.ed "tax d o 11 a r 1 to
guarantee Communist
credl~ voted to give bllllona
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SANTA ANA -Orange
County's proposed Universi-
ty Regional Park will be the
heart of a recreational corn.-
nlex unique to Southern
California, Supervisor Alton
E. Allen oaid today.
The part w 111 'be
developed oa 3:IO acrer
donated to tbe county by the
Irvine Co. and will be
!opted at the lntersectton of
Oil Exec
Heads Drive
Lloyd L Auber! o f
Newport Beach, retired vice
president of the Signal Oil
and Gas Company, has been
named chairman of the
boillrd of the Orange County
Heart Association.
In add.iUon, Aubert, 2117
Bayadere Terrace, h a 1
served as a director and
treasurer of the B i g
Brothers of Orange County.
........ '.
University Avenue and
Culver Road, near UCI.
"It will follow meandering
Sand canyon to picturesque
Turtle Rock on the rolling
~!oral hills1'.' Allen noted.
'Parallelln& toe Rancho San
Joaquin Golf Coune, the
project will lint t h •
University, a Lutheran Col-
lege, the goU colD'Se, a pro.
posed zoo, museum, out.door
theatre and Sand Canyon
Reservoir.''
The ultimate development
will include a 35-acre late. ,
The park will pro.vlde
facilities for approximately
l ,00) picnic units, day cam-
ping and boating in addition
to riding and hiking.
County supervisors have
applied for $212,500 in a
state; park grant to be
matc6ed by the county for
completion of the park pr~
ject
In all $.529,000 was applied
for including an o t be r
$212,500 for Mile Square
Regional Park in Fountain
Valley , Phase Two;
Fullerton Dam Park, 175,000
and Lag:una Nigue~ $29,000.
Write-ins
Must be
.Counted
SANTA ANA -Vot., cast
for write-in candidates for
pruldtnt for Ill< 1pllnter
partle• must be ,tabulated
following the No v e m b\e r
teneral. electlan, C o u n t 1
Clerk WUJiMD SI Jolln 'hat
learned.
St John had not plumed on
COUD&g such b • 11 0 ts
bec&UH write·!nt normally
.... not consldored V'alld In
Caliolrnia, b u t be w a s
~ed by SecTetary Of
~ Frank M. Jordan that
such votes would be counted
thla year.
The splinter parties a n d
their cud!dateo for "1\ich
write-in votes must be
counted .are:
Berkeley Defense Grcq>,
Kent M. Soeters, presidept;
James P. Poward, vJce
president.
CalifU'nians For A n
Alternatiw in November,
Eugene J. McCarthy, prtlsi-
dent
Committee For the Right
In Vol., Diet Gregory.
president; Mark Lane, vice
presid<nl
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Goldwater Takes· Look at '68 Candidates •
how thriftY : PHOENIX (UPI) -Bar·
:'Ty Goldwater sa,ys Vke
·~Pruldent Hubert H.
-Humphrey bas been doing
"a very bad job of cam·
• palcnlng." ~ . lie al&o thinks rue rd M.
• Nil:oo's organization very
good, probably be than
-Goldwater's own in his 1964
presidential campaign.
In remarking on Hum·
phrey's "bad job" of cam·
paigning, Gol<twat•.r said,
"everytbing he's opened his
mouth on so hit, be'• gottep
bis toot in right behind it."
When HumlJllrey went to
Texas recently, Gokiwater
said, "the go9«00f was
gone. Senator Yarborough
wasn't there, the President
practica lly took bis
(Humphrey's). pants down
and ...illpped him 00 his
stafement on· Vietnam, so I
don't -Hubert'• moWll Many <J( his IU{l!><llrterl Hotlield "Juat dldo1 com•
at all, except bedow11'CL" alJO will reallu, s a i d up,'' Goldwater ·11id. ,
But, said Goldwater, boll> Goldwater, tllat a vo<e for ·' New York City Mayor
candidates this year are Wallace may aotualiy be a John V. Lindlay wu ma>·
trying to, d.lacus1 the i1sue.s, .ote for Humphrey, who tloned by orie or two per JON
unlike 1964 wben be r~e""'° tll• type o I during tile -.i.tklo1 on· p
againlt Ptuldeot JOllns . ovemment 1bey do not vice presidential candidate,·
In that year, he said, ant. be aaid, but not by eiUler of
President refused to dilcua BACK NaON • 1 the New Yorkers present.
such issues as crime and the He did not ideoW)' tho.te Then, a al d Go1dwater, two.-war.
In a recent interview tot
th e spacious, sixlth·lloor
headquarters of bis own
campaign for re~ection to
the U.S. Senate, Goldwater
di:scussed tbe campaign, the
candidates and the lasues.
He said as of now, Ge<rge
Wallace's third-party cem·
paign will hurt Nb:on, but be
thinko that will cbooti•.
He said people will begin
to realize that Wallace
"oanoot win the presidency
under any cambinaticxl of
states 0t"electoral votes.••
many of dKl6e who now back Got<twater ••id he litea ' the former Alabama · ·
otYUet110r will , live their Hatfield and could have ·~ ·-· ported tile Oregon ..,.. vote1 to Nixon. but 1tlat the "Lindaay-"1 tlilnk Chat right ..... Wa:ll8.ce ii at his height, ,i R ol!tefeller-Percy group"
Goldwater •aidi pr~ly .J'elftlenb, at a
He aclmciwledaed t h a t muunum. 15 per<eot of tbe Wall 1 · In • Republlcao party. ~ce b! ~self a:i:! · He said Undsay •jooUid
slroneJy, especially the have wwnd up bein(" ••·
Deep Soutll. The former C<!'led by 1he Repobllcan
Arhooa senat« said be bad party, but it would have
been asked to campaign for • ;.Jr.en • long period, much
tbe .national ticnt outside longer than you can allow.'"
Arlzooa but had re(used. And, be asted, ''wl>at hap.
Not became-this support pens when you eeleet on,: of
for Nil:on hu waned, he these men Uiat f:raokly 'bas
GOLDWATER VIEWS ELECTION
Ho Often Rol\x., in Nowport Buch
· Hid, but because, "I have never run. 8111 a Repub'Ucan?
my own work hen, and I What happens with the M Jue decision frankly when Negroee start a demoruitra~
am. going to day here pereent . who wOrk pretty he said, no, he didn't want to tion not participated in by
throughout the campaign." hard at bein&.Rel!ublicana?" be vice president, he wanted 'Whites and directed at
Goldwater added that he VOTES LOST . to be governor of Negro properly, it is not a
baa agreed to cut televiiton , He said NiJ:on ~81 wise to Oa,Jifornia." race riot but anarchy.
tape1 for Nixon t9 be u~ed pick a man "wbo in effect 11 Reagan, he said, rent.ains On the Republican ticket's
anywhere in ttte country. noncoob'overstal " and who a. potetaial presidential can· prospects of winning
Goldwater scoffed at · ked ' i(-did.ate "any time." subs:tantia1 Negro support
ula" -a1 N. ,_. 1. l . has wor for dv rlghta. th. r-ld t ·d spec uon 'ISi .... ..,.. • se ......... th ast. Crime is a priority issue , 1s year, vv wa er sai a
ection of Maryland Gov. in . e p aald Goldwater, and he 1964 poll had shown -he
8Pro Agnew as his rwming Nwm W?.md ~~ve lost regrett the Prerident did would receive 8 percent of
mate was a gesture to the ~s by gomg 1o 8 Hberal not see it so in 1964. There is the Negro vote and he .C·
South. VJOe tresident,''. .181 d "no connection" between tually got 3 percent.
"I sat there when this was Goldwater• and California the issues of crime and civil He said he expects Ni1on ..
SOUTH COAST PUZA done. And I can assure you Gov· .Rcmaki Reag~ had rights, he said, an:I those to do better but that it is
that tttis is not ttle case,'' he madt it clear he did not who suggest it are trying to hard to tell whether Negroes
said want the second spot. "cloud the i.s&ue." "are taking a look at both ......... Sao Dl190 frMWay · ''He was my choice, but ,.._ldwater said there is candidata." Goldwater said
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not cblnt!• mudl lbla :!"II"· • .U.C-ed ''aller the elec-
But'he •la• ..,._.11'61!>M Uontbal,.,. 11ally were In a
Negro re(l.ltrellon DllY not :=~ :"" would bave
tolal more Iha t mlJlloo He Aid be opoke ,._
thL! year and tbal. cca, the· lmi>wlods• iii mlllt..y
sidering the numlilr -!Udori',lbat tllo :R;tll->
will actually VO • yOu°l'e bril .iao, aDd todJlJ W6 lff
tolldng allout a real mlDotl· ' thl diudM results of not
ty." . . bavlllf,,pald heed to 11?""
.LONDON (UPI) -A 2i-
year'°ld African girl boni in
Rhodolla II in line txldoY to ~Br~'• tirat --· Sbo II ;iuts1 ~th
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Hl!lbfleld, I b e IPf""'llnJ AlHcan 1to\tnill1p oo Ute outaldrls., Sllbblry. Shi la
tllo daughter ol 1-roiico
Yambo, !ormtr ed!i>or ol
Seu.bury'• -Doltr N,.. and once tho center ol
R bOdeslaD poiitlcal COG·
He ma,.,. __ lo
th••·.....-·--riacf, "I tallo a. -1W L11a1booldma1TJt11ema she lo,.., no,...._,,..
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mart)' Stephen Pollock, the
llil·y-<0ld betr of VlsCOUJtt
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Lord oid 1Adr ----Ill allo 41MO\lt of t.·mlktr.
· ~-• 1· ., of Goldwa!ol' ~Id dpubls gomf ~~ re at~Uf ·111at N-•y JOader
what,, any ' rnll>ori\f ~lll'r Ro <ill ~ . ~
does, he said. . progruo" al tl!e" P!:
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Hwnphrey wm CMTY hia peace !alb and tltat tbe
party to defl"lt ~ tl!e tcon·. frtr'latnt should ui.eu them
gressiooai electi.._,. ~ thlJ hive·~ number of dQI
Goldwater. · left;• ~aid if We don't have
"Wben a presidential can-rom( prospects of peace in
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Humphrey is going to ,lose,, Je. the war to the IX·
there are enou&ll Wlta. i.o~ 11>ot tbe -will be were won by tbf . ~~·\· 111.'..
points that~~, ihruDf 'Dum«OUI at. ---~" iJ _ 'L'~, w; *3 ·•
by one or two . ..._ •.• wb~ ha1
go down tllo ~-~ ta&ml,; ··war vi'WI, tald L.-~~;::.,;~..;.;;;;;.1=:.:::: ""' ..,_
NO DIALOGUE '·"1 ' ; . It miCbt be necec1ary lo -about OW' maldDg an 1n-tmt1.t la a uttie
On tile war and pmpecj.I 'bomb tbe Hall)iloul lhlpplng l'Oltallnllt tonlght! You --jUlt eGOlllh far
of -• Goldwater said h< . ·-but tliot tnvUi'"1 of cllDner and • bottle of -n r-~w f.IL.. ftarth ls Udeftni'"''"'" Dot still regrellll 11>at in 1184 ~• ..., President Jobnlon "refuaed neceuary. -----------------
to let the American i>eople CAMPAIGNING
hear a difl}ogue on tbe war Gokiw8ter 111 bwy cam-
in which we were engaged pai'"'1 .... to return to tf'le ~en.'' 6~ ...1.1...a. b "' Seoate, w=~ be ad to
GoldwUe auaested the -leave to run for President
odminiolrattoo ml&bt bave because hla ter:m expired in
had less trouble With op-1964. He aaid be baa no
ponelKs of Use war if the regrets about · that dee Ilion,
people h&d known "the or about the conduct ol bis
truth." campaign, but he i s
He said it was a "great ~rmined to return to
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..i:..nt. Ill 'llor Elson, :rl· i'tlir-old alde to Sen. Cari
·BaydtDt • ·Who is retiring
after reprerenting Ar!zO ..
aince statehood, a ?ei:Ord 56
years in Congress. Elson
Wal defeated by Sen. Paul
Fannin (R·Ariz), in 1964,
Elson'• first . attempt at
elective offie:e.
Democrats bold a
rej!stratlim edge of about 3-
2 in Arizona, but polls show
Go!dwaler running f a r
ahead. of Elaon.
Can BBB Regroup?
So Far California's
All Nixon Country
SAORAMF.l!ITO (UPl) --c.ntniJ Oom,mlttee,
The Miion'• moot populous the porty's officlal wq .
state sbould be a major bat-Meanwbtle, Nix<m11 CMll•
Ue-·"" betw ru·•·~ paigl1 keeps rollmg -... -eon ~· under the clirection of Lt.
M. Nixon and Hubert H. Gov. Robert H. Finoo ond
Humphrey 1or the preaden· with participation of Gov.
cy by now. Ronald Reagan.
so Av, it'• DO contest • LOST STATE
Humphrey bao begun to Nixon, wllo wui Caillornlo
devtl"!' a c a m p a I f n by 35,<0l votes in 19!0 and
orpn!NCioD in California lost two years later · by
that be hopes will overcome 300,000 votes in a try at the
a large lead elready amats-go v e r nor 1 h tp , . ·mUlt overcome • 3-2 Democratic
ed In pOOllc opinloo polls by voter rr;llllrau.ii ed(o to
RepUbllcan Nixon. , cerry the ll&te •..
As one ~k ol recopi· The polla give him a b.l!~
j tton of hla. 111ff1 cu It y , •die but they pve him an
H ~ nt full thr early lead too against then· . "l'rfPCll" tor ump ••• y spe 1 ee Gov. Edmund G. Brown in
lht .. ~Ur< • • • clays In tt.e •!!ale. last wetk. 1962. Brown loot by a ' -He campeigned in populous miJllol>. ~. · t Loi Angelu, tbe abate v"""" margin ° School of BuSl·ness • ....... ;,':("ur cap11a1 of Secramem. and ~~=-~ ~~ in heavily Democratic San ectivite &~ ' • "'"''"' Franci•co; H~~'.""'poigoing with ~ ::::::::,~ ~~it~~~~ ~~~~~g
ABC Sl!91!•..,,.ND "'''"''' v-was !ale. We hod to Uouwlde Jandsllde. In the
111 $,.· 1: .Piion-, ~ our "l*V back together same elecCbl, tile vot.1
Son · ; • -143,17" or ~i.-,after a ~; -11 .....,. sent 'lllljloblloan !ormer .,. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f vellllon la Ollcotso." Or Gecqe Mut>bY lo the , Bui iiiOVice preoldeflt, u.s: Stoolte g,yer Democ:nd
who ei-ty ooedl . t b e Pilrre SOIJillar, pr e 1 t
-·• 40 Eleetoral College secretary to two """'1denta.'
V<llies lo wllt, needed'to heal REPLAY POllSIBLl!l.
some IOtmiaJ woundt within • A reploy of tile piellldet"
the callfotn1a DemocJatlt tial-senate ewitdi 1Hm1
party. Mootpollllcol...,..,.. possil>le -the polls mote It ~ye:."' be -:u1':F: Ukely at this point in the oampoign -again 1l>lt year. ~ 11. But this time the pmtlel are
Two •ltllDl>l•s: dilfftUll.
-nu.ctor1 of 1lle llberOI If t2Je polls prove .,,.
OatiforRa Democratic O:.U.n-curate, the at.ate could co to
di, which claim• 30,<0l Naon In the ~
-and fonned tile r"" and the YOten could
<.U'tl of Sen~ Eutme J. cross ov«. and 1 end
MoCarthy'1 Cellfomla cam· Democrat AIM Cr-. a
paign, dl<1ded to. bolt the former -controller, lo
regular pcty Uobt ml tile U.S. -· -rtowrile-lncaPIPll&D Orallllon ii beovlly
for ?tkOlrtby. Thia Clotld f a v o re d to d e f e a t
off a -1 10Ur<t . ol . R<l>Ubllcan l\laX Rallerty,
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Keep those brand new
baby curls with a
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Who led the 174-member -~pt~ll~nary~·:_ ____ _:-:=-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:..::=============================-= state delegation to the
Democratic NatM:in.al
Oonv-. ·bi' making tbe
leCll!aUvo leader -ary
-of blJ •tale -""' 11llrub Aid the f ... l.Utlf" and
urpd Hmn)lla"ey
IDuntldllte ~ • .:z:r' d an 1xlttMDC 1n
Notib\lletoan.
,._ • trouble-thooting
trip lo the ltlte, !Morence
F. O'Brien, Democratic na·
tional clwtinnoD, "'"""'1l<ed
the •election of Leon M.
Cooper of Los Angeles as
executive direct« of the
&tole ..npolp. COo!>« la
Southern ' Callfomla
cba.lrman ol the Democratic '
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Announcing new Cotmtemold•: A non111rstcal tteat1111111t for hlllllC!lmold tuJ-1
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The only hemorrh~i~f·tre~tment tha.t :works ~:ways:
1. Countemoid treats sQl'e, swollen tissue injured by hemorrhoi ...
2. No other product works Jike Countemoid to relieve pain.
3. Countemoid attacks a major cause of hemorrhoids.
New Counternold waa designed to provld' ·
more than ordinary surface treatment.
Counternoid's exclusive formulation with
DSS,;t'"' penetrates Into the rectal area to
aoften, lubricate and ease painful con1Up&•
tion ... one of the major cauaea of hemor·
,rhotkl1. At the same time, Counternotd'1
formula worlc.a by coating and ptoltC.ti.ng
lnjuted t1a1ue.
Jn ho1plt1l x~ray tests, doctors hi•e
demonstrated that Countemoid's exclu1ive
.formulation with OSS" penetrate• within
minute• to the top of the rectum where It
ea...-tlte--ptln of con1tipated bowel mOTe.
men ta withoat laxative effect. When you use
Countemold .u cllzected..YllU will do mors
• th111 Jns! !....,. tlle pain a.nd agaravatlon of
hemorrboid1. W\th 1h6 unique action of
DSS. 'working 11ainlt hard 1tool con1Up1·
don, you will be help!qg to .Provide the beot
po11ibJe condltloft1 for natural healtna to
take place. OnJr new Coulltamold -kl
tblt way to acOICll}'#Wil:k tbtt
majdr c•~I• ol litlJIPlrl\?lclJ.
Whon it•~ ,fl · olitacted.
medlooily tdttd'clinlfiirioid
offer• the ~olt Complete
3·WIY rtli•I you i:tti get with·
r'.!t preaeript1on1 or paJoJul
' eurgery. ----_... ~
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and.Jou of nClirrlng .mi-,
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with amu1a1 new Catultft!ial\1-· ·
Nr< Can~ lo IMllable In white;
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'AJJNAYS FIRST GUAltTY
At P•Jlneys we still pn:ictice the
prindP,le 1!tat . ~r , c0untry and
our Co!nPany were, founded on:
thrlst·and' economy witH th•
ut~t in de~ndablllty and fine
qualift. .
USE YOUR
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ACCOUNT
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on our Penncrafl®Premium inferior
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REG. 6~98, NPW
4.66 gal •. -··tho pa"11 "'"' ....... .,..look ..
• pn>fwlonal ftt9rJ flmel Guwa11iwd to
-l•l'"'l<aat.Gotlan""°°"'wlth
orilhor bnoh •• rotler;won•t drip ., .,flaws
easily. Dries fast in 20 minue.. Stands up
.... pealed washing. Eaty ... vp " ••
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Latex Tint ,,4,66 gal.
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Now22e99 ,., ........ $5.00•-···
I High flllf--... baRand b .................. 2 __
goon, 0.1,000 RPM w1dablo lfllOd
pl• lodring triolw• -"·
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H;gh _.-••• 2,olOO « 3,000 """"
1Mr minuN. Features ban and bronze
b«1rings, tilt bate and rip. 1uid•. Each
lih'oke %".Powerful ~ HP malor.
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PENNEYS "BETTER" FINISHING
SANDER.•· REG. 21.99
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Dual .......... 4,200 «bilal """'•pol
"'inut.; 9,000, )(. • atroight line S1fok ...
6 foot, 3 wint pkntic cord with adapter.
loll and bronn ,,...,. b.oringt.
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QUAlllT AllllQUI llTS-
llO, i.N. NOW 2.88
An ecaay 2-tNp Wftf to NYltalb:• your ekl fumitvre.
Grt. ·a great ontiq:w ftnllh to c:hain, tables, book ..
-. .tc. O..r 1.1i alhacliM colors lnc:lodlng1
W"slf '1119 bfut. Qlppm ,. imy, ll'Ml'l wil-
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12 JoJAP "'°'"'• 5,lioo RPM. 90° to "5'
qlo adj,_,11, -..,. dtho, I wn n•bo .. ~ w/adaplot, rip tuldo.
SAVI 1.551 20 INCH TOOL BOX
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llt outto11 '"'Y· IEG. 6.99, NOW •
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SAVI •si 21 PC~ ~· DRIVE soa<n Sir
Mu~ ...• 11zo lor 14 99
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H UNTINGTON BEACH
(Huntington Center)
NEWPORT BEACH
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Symphonic ·Key
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Opens Homes
}iarmQn!ous homes keyed to dramatic deslg,n and furnishings
will !>e "ll.'1!'ed 'between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 10, when
the L<>ng"Beacl) Symphony Juniors present a Symphony of Homes. I • . •
Three ·of the five homes on display are located in Huntington
Haribour.
Each home's distinctive feature will be accented by unusual dis-
plays.
In the Huntington Harbour home Qf Dr. and Mrs. James Thomp-
son, a boutique will provide an additional attraction. Fashions ·from
La Scari>4, the Happy Hanger, and selections from the International
Gilt House, &al Beach,.will be shown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clingan will display antiques and silver,
a priceless collection of personally owned items, against a background
provided by Cbarlotte Slllltos of Davis Furniture. ·
Cuiclucting tht tour. Wi:ll be the tea and musicale in the home of ·
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Singer; Mrs. Singer is past president of the Sym·
phony Juniors.
· other horn.es featured in the tour will include the ·art walk in
Park Estates, Long Beach. A contemporary home with an oriental
theme, it will Qffer a poolside viewing ·of paintings and' sculpture by
area artists. Many of th, display pieces will be available for purch.ase.
Patio and garden ~-be em~ in a home looated on Jl!xbY'
Hill.
. " ") . ~ ; . . The•tour is•open to the publiC>and tickets al $3, ar additional ln-
formetioo, may be obtained by calling Mrs. James Epperson, '598-1556,
Celellra!ing liuii1' silver anniversary this year, the Symphony
.Juntor1• · aJinuaI fall furfd..refsing event marks the golden anniversary
of Ille Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra.
TEA AND MUSICALE -Three diswlctlve:Huntingtoo Harbour
homes will be open for vieWing during a Symphony of H o m e s
Thursday, Gct'.-10. Sponsoring the home tour, which will benefit
the I.Os Angeles Pllilbennonic Orchestra, are 'the Loog B e a c b
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Symphony Junton. 'J'he•tour •will •conclude in the.1wiron~ home of :
the group's paot p~itent, Mrs.,Fnod ~e;,:w)l(>iiours for (left :
to rlgbt) Mrs. Robeit-Cllingaa.8111•Mrs. ~el llli<ippin. . .
Christmas Card Coffees Fill Club's Coffers
Surf Sounds
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By. JODE'AN HASTINGS
AF"l'ER A YEAR of hard
work and s o m e disap·
pointing delays, members of
the Huntington B e a c h
Aa:sistance ~ague finally
are able to name the day the
Speech Cent.r will see its
first young patient!
According to chairman
Joan (Mrs. Andrew) Yeiser,
the center will officially
open for business Wednes·
day, Oct. 2, and patienta will
be provided therapy theat·
inents each Wed need a y
' claims it's as. beauUfuJ as
ever!
THE WEDDING of Linda
Marie De :9ofu 'l_nd Stanley .
Kurt Grey in Pentwater.
Midi., is being Jl.Mo.unced
by her paceotfi, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. I)eBoi&& of Hun·
tington Beach.·
Following tbe ceremooy
the couple new to Los
Angeles for a stay in Palm
Springs before the
bridegroom departed for
service M..tb the Marine
Olrps in Vietnam.
SERVING with VISTA In
Canton, Ohio ls Jack I
Fregeau, daughter .oi Mr·
·"1\11 Mrs. Don Fregeau of
Fountain Valley.
She was one of 60 trainees
graduated . from Uie Jane
Adams Training Center {n
Chicago.
Jacki , 19, attended Golden
West College following her
gr'adnation from Huntington
Beach High Sdlool.
Al a VISTA volunteer Ille
w\ll spend one year working
with the Stark County Com·
m"issfon oo economic oP:
portunity. Her pre vi o u i
volunteer experience bb
eludes hospital work: •
between 9 a.m. and l p.m. in.------------------'"! , .the chapter house, 301
Walnut St.
Parents who wWt tbeir
children interviewed b y
therapist Carol (Mrs. Cos-
mo) Piccolo may make &p·
poinlments by calling the
center, 842--8548,
JIM AND DOROTHY
Facer of Seal Beach hosted
a .party for American Field
Semce &Uident. Md l<l!"e!go
exch'ange student P a b l o
Navarro from Martoe High
School yesterday .in the
Rosslhoor Community
Center.
X-rays Provided
Mobile Unit Here
All area residents .lre being encouraged
by members of the Huntington Beach Juni~r
Woman's Club to visit the mobile chest X·
I'll)' unit they wlll· staff in Huntingtol! Center
Frldar, Oct. 4.
Direclillg a team of volnnteers atthe unit
between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. will be Mn.
Karl Hammes, hOaltb chairman, and Mr1.
Jamey Jacob-co-chairman.
Members of the·South Coast Junior Woman's Club, Fountain Val-
ley, will seive steaming cups of coffee amid cozy surroundings to
create a wintery atmosphere in which to display Christmas Card
books. Sale& will benefit the club's Youth Employment Service,
a program deelgned·to !!lid .summer work for you n g people be-
tween 14 and 21. Ready to lake orders are (!ell lo right) Mrs.
Paul Mock , chairman, Mrs. Dick TrodJck and Mrs. Robert Mar-
ten. The next coffee will take place Wednesday, Oct. 9, and Mrs.
Mock may be called at 842--6890 for additional dates and locations.
The F8cers just returned
from a restful, relaxing
v,acation at June Lake, and
although they haven't been
There ls a niinimum chuge for this ~
portant public service and It provides teaeh·
ers and vttlunteer .acho91 workers an excel-
lent opportunity to get their required X rays. •
there in 20 )'ean, Dorothy L.---------------.i.-.J
Smoking Spo:use' s Peace ·pipe Beats Burning in th .e' Kitch.er)
DEAR ANN liANDERS: I an a
Wi-with threo Youn(· boyt to raise.
'n1e youogeet, .age 14, tw me worried
lllck. He -""' oil his .,,..e time
shooting birds 1ritb his BB gun. He
aays he kl.Bi them because U\ey eat
the fruit from our tnn. but I notice
that be llboot. all yur 'round, even
when there ii no fndl
I've tried to teacb my IOOfl to
respect an ol God's CHali.ret. The
ettaer boys want no pll't ol 1bootin& or tiJlinc. It brab my heart when I fll>d
wounded birds on the, lawn. Once 1
couatit Ille boy feeding -m 1l>e cat.
Our n~ told me ,II I don 't put a
ttop to my 1on'1 cruetty abe ii going to
CJalf ll• OcJmerwdon R.anpr. She u.r• hll beba'rior 11 aot aonnal and
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one day he might ldll a hmnan being
wben-ttae thrill of bird killing wears
off. Whal shall 1 do? -DEEPLY
CONCERNED:
DEAR CONCERNED : Tiiis bey ii
In desperate weed tf psycll.iatrk: kip.
Bil 1111" It twllted aod Ille e'fldeoce
lt before 7our very eye1. Doa't wait
aaotller momeat. Tab '1• to a
poyddalrllt • a -lal bOal~ dlllle
lmmedlaleJ:.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Dllrillc OW'
four years ol married life I have taken
a lot of "good-natured kidding" about
my cooking, 1 know I am not the best
eoot 1n the worki. but I'm not tile
worst. either.
Last oigbt my b-Upt needling
me about how \OUIJ everyU\tng wa1. I
bad worked all day on that meel and
my hellng1 were burt. After I did the
dl1bel, I decided to go on otnn. I
wrott the fol!Owln¥, agreement and
told blm lf be . dldn t . 1lgn lt be could
sleep eiooe as well • eat alooe. Here
it lo:
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I hereby promise that · r. JOhn Doe-,
win not by word or deed or feclal ex·
pre1sion reject any meal placed
before me . I also promise. if I am
gojng to be late for dinner, I will call
my wlfe by 7 p.m. If 1 fail t.o keep any
part ot this agreement, l Will take my
wife out to dinner or cook dinner
myself for :w> days following the data
of~ offense. Signed -John Doe
My husband slrne<J the agreement
aod I am writ.inc: to let you know ttiat I
feel like a new woman. If more wives • would a53ett them1elves there would
be fewer uJcera and m i g r a L n e
headaclles. -NEW LEASE ON LIFE
DEAR NEW LEASE : Ballelajab
aDd amen.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Our 17·
year~ld daughter ii precnant witb her
aeoond out-<>1-wedloct cblld. Deb ll Ill
her fourlb montti and It m!Cbt be
twins. She 1lgned the lll'lt dBld ovw
to the horn a thllt took care of Mr. Diab·
ble WH oaly 1J theu and la DO [>Olition
la keep Ille beby.
Some well-tcMfo people wtlo have
known Debbie aiDce •h wu a Uttte
lirl want to buy bor -boby !or
IS,000. If It ll twlDa "" WW lln ber ,r,!Oo. Debbie LI all fot lt.
II there a law Olalntt thlll'I bfve a
lffrling it Is lmmonal,1even !lilt IJ oot
Illegal. PleaH U!U me. -G.L.P.
DEAR G.L .. P.: It It aplul tile law ,,
t.~1-.Y-dl ... let...W ... ..,c ..... ,....11oo , .. be( ~al
cue1 Mt Ute celUltf'dll tram·~•'-:
u i• 4etcrik II lo llleta! -~;
. •oril!IJ II rodl IJotlom , . :
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" alcobolilm. -7 1""' e1111:·
Ille alcohollc be troaledf LI kt' a
cure} 11""4, Ille -1ot "Akollolilm -.
Hope end B._,, .. by Am 1-1.
-•-ln..U.--~ .. queot IDCI a lollC, '"aq<d, -,
dr•11d1euYelOpre. ~
Alln i-. will bl fl811 lo bodP ,..
will! your problem•. Seod llldn:lo•bot
In cor0 of the DAILY PILOT, -· lilf • stamped, 1e11..-...o.i ...
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' r Rme,,-.. In Hawoll Au.nollng u ma-nl
art l)All.Y PILOT tdltor --Mrs. N. John V. ::, ·and llfra, Mara -. V. Gt-... of Huoti!!Ct<>o
;.. Kee'V'll Jr. who were mv-Beach, who wore an oyster
ftedluts.twOoylDaqule~ -e-le.
·~ rin&lo-rlllc -ID the Tbe bridegroom, -nl ~ ,__ n1 Mn. Mn. Ma-. 'l'llomo1 Kee.U
,;;. Marnett. Peek'• home ln ot S)'nlOOle, Mo., and the
Huntl"llon -· late Mr. K...U, asked PeriGrml.og 1111 nuptiola James H. C... of EDciao, a
.• -Jlldp llnlce SU!Mer. . b:llleulity -· to be bis
For tho• ..._, the beat """'· .. lonnor Mn. llulll ~ A reception for 50 ...,..
..... Ba I at o a I ol Hununiton follclwed in the Peek home.
•. BMch aelected a ci.uic The new Mn. Keevil~ who
pink all< IWt trimmed with _.,11e1 ber ...., llli1blllg
• -"**·cuffs and whffo 1mool, Miao Prim Aoademy ,., ' Wd aoceuoriea:. · in Huntington Bead!., and
-" Sbellllle•..,...ofthe who la the faohlon
.. C.pl0 ml Mro. a-1e -and utistant R. x.rridCe ol Clu!l>ma, promotion dlrector for Hunt.
Austl"da. ..t the s;rmd· ington C e n t e r , w a 1
,,.,.,...... of IAdf Anne educMed Ill Scotlond and
Maxwell ot D u m fr I e 1 , A.uttmlla. h M • bmer
Scci4Wtf. jowDalllt for tile Sydney
Olympian's Strongest Fan
Daley T<legapH and tho
Melboume Argua, • krmer &Odlal ..... _,. In chorp of
!'"'tocol for' !ht Legaclon
del Uruguay in Omi>erra
and • former Sydney -el
Her twisband ii a imcNMe
nl the Unlvenlty nl MiMOOri
School of .l<>ornallam and
hM been edtor nl the DAI·
LY PILOO' fw 1lle poll I~
yeera. He ii a member of
Delta Upoilm fratemtty and am~ md tonntt preli·
-of 1lle Orange County Presa Club arid Ille Orqe
Qiunty Clbople', SI gm•
Delta ch i • profetolcllol
joumaliom soclel!I' •
Upon their return fl'om
the u-the newlywed•
wil reside in Hunttncton
S-h until the ccmpletion
of their new heme in.
Newport Beach.
Wife 'Pitches' Support
B1 JUDY'llUll8T ., ...... ,.., ...
Ed -hM Ill Ille --Ht lrill be~lq 111
Ille J9lh Cl,mplod ID Malco
Cl!)'. Ho'o a ~ ond
popular hiltA>iy profeuor
It Orup ~ College.
Andhobuawlfe-
Sblrley.
Sldrley, -ahort.blolldt
-and wide -blue ey ... la tile typical 1111 nut
door. She LI refr..til.og arid
"""1Y friondJy' ' '
TbiJ .,.t 1umm• wbl1I:
her btJalMDd bu b e e D
training (or his s e c o n d
OlympiCI, lbe W.. blltlDg
the books. "This month I
re<:<lved my BA degree Ill
social science from CaJ
State at Long Beach. I am
continuing there for my
teaching credentiaI," 1be
smiled.
study time may be -to fl.Dd in Che tuture because
Shirley llChedulee henelf
around her very busy and
...., active husband. ·
"In ttie morning he likes
to be put into a mood wJth
Louie Prima or a Mama and
Papru record. He likes tMm
very loud," she said un·
derstandingly. She always
fixes him his favorite
breakfast.
"I'm a pretty good cook,"
she boasted modestly. "I
have to be because Ed eats
so mut"h . He has three help-
ings to my one.
"When we were flnt mar·
ried I tried to keep up with
him but gained 10 pounds,"
she laughed.
Shirley met h<r "big
eater" while a freshman at
San Jose State College .
"During orientation
ceremonies, Ed was a
oounselor for i n c o m i n g
students. I ~ attracted to
him rig!lt away. I hid behind
--a tree and 1napped his pie·
ture," she remembered.
-. -·
The next month they were
dating and on Feb. 12, 1961 ,
they were marlied" after a
whirlwind romance.''
According to Mrs. Burke,
HUSBAND'S HELPER
Mrs. Ed Burke
It FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH -6#-1380
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Vietnam
Visitor
To Speak
' Caught in a Sterling Moment
Polishing silver for the Silver Tea sponsored by the Altar <;iuild of St. John the
Divine J!piscopal Church of Costa Mesa are (left to right) the Mme<. Gene
Adami, Aobert Young and John Nette!.. The benefit affair is slated for next
Wednesday, from 2 to 5 p.m . in the Newport Beach' borne ol Mrs. Adams.
England s·etting Club Looks
At Flowers
. .
For Ceremony
WHAT ARE YOU
GOING TO DO
ABOUT TODA Y'S
LOOK LIKE A
WOMAN LOOK~
Celebrate, o CMJrsel
Whal'• the point ef bo!ing
a wornon if you don't look
!Ike one. How to do it?
Beautifully, Comfortobfy?
Just wear Gouard's flair
anderwired bra 3-490-
lfleer nylon crepe lricot
with lightly lined cups.
You'n surprise yovrs.tf
-'*' the sUj>erb shaping.
Ribbony wir11 fraMtng
'doe& it. Th• l90!'ard
stretch back of nylon ond
Lycra spal'lde• dirtgs lik•
•MW 1kin, tn white and
fathiol'I C6lort.. And note
fhit1 n1 .. 321 tfwv 4000.
""" ciood -...... SoalofA.,,._,ilor
fcnttion comfort. S.. ond
try flair 3490. Today
4lftfoy-lookir10 fl\e a _ ..
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MEL\ MATIN'EES t.ke
1tteeG lf'IOtlight e v e r y w-.. --... o'c:loc$-Here ii a great
ci-e fwH-area home-
.-., to~ -from the
doilJ -""" ellioY tho -··-film fealurel.
P'RPlE 'PASSES to the Lido
ar the Mia 1lill be moiled to-
daJ '° D, J, DoRulha, 1111 1-.hlli Dr., OoM -. M. A.
Pode, 316 Via Udo Nord,
Newport Betadl, T b om a 1
Sw&JDe, 211 Onyi', B111boa
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Mo!l>a ,.... .... lrill .... -----... 110U1 el "Pie-P-" to
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Variety of Rummage Unearthed for Sale
H°'-ding items m be sold at the rummage sale sponsored by the women's So-
. ciety of 0lrnistian .Services of Mesa Verde United Methodist Church are
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(left to right) the Mme6. Glenn Back, Robert Mammano and Robert Diehl Jr.
A couch, treadle sewing machine, toys, housewares and used clothing will be
among items sold Oct, 3 and 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Oot. 5 from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at 109 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Items may be taken to the borne of
Mrs. John Kelly, 2944 Cey1on Drive, Costa Mesa. For large item pick up call
Mrs. Robert Greene at 545-8848.
Lovely Shape
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Fashionables agree THIS
is the shape to be in now I
Young, smooth and pleat·
flared with a soft, roll col.
Jar. SeW it in rayon, silk
print&, solids.
Printed Pattern 9'227 :
Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14', 16,
18, 20. Size 14 (bust 34) re·
quires 27it yards 45-lnch
fabric.
SIXTY-FIVE CENTS In
coins for each pattern -
add 15 cent& for each pat·
tern for first-class mailing
and special handling ;
otherwise third·clas s
delivery 'l"ill take three
week! or more. Send to
Marian Martin, the DAILY
PILOT, 442, Pattern Dept.,
232 West 18th St., New York
N. Y. 10011. Print NAME,
ADDRESS with ZIP, SIZE
and 8'l'Yl.E NUMBER.
VISIT US
Before
tho
Stork
Visits
You
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MATERNITY SHOP ' M-c..-J1t I. 1M It.
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Covered Dishes Star-
At Playhouse Potluck
First Nighters of the
Laguna Commlmity Players
will bring their appetites,
aloog with a covered dish, to
a Potluck Supper on SUDday ....mg, Oct. 6, in tile
Laguna Playhouse.
The pur;poge of the social,
arranged by Mrs. Frederic
McConnell, president, is to
acquaint m~s with one
em!her.
Playhome members are
eligible to become Fint
Nighters, and for a token
fee may enjoy the many
privileges of auxiliary mem-
bership. F u r th e r in·
focmatlon may be obtained
by calling Mrs. V i o I e t
Adams, 494-7008 or tbe
playhouse office, 494-8061.
Telephone co mm it tee
memben. currently are COil.·
tacting members and ar-
ranging reserwti.Om. New
members who have not been
reached are asked to call
Mn. Ei.a McClood, 64-
5817, by n..r~. Oc:t. 3.
Elizabeth Arden face treatment
is much more than just a facial
An Elizabelh Arden expert In lllffums'
Red Door Treatm111t Room will help you
discowr deli&htful beauty secrets. You'll
have a face treatment and emerae with a
luxurious new makeup as well as a radiant
feeling. Co!nplete tieatm111t, wilh 111keup, IA.Ii
Beauty Sluclio,_
Buffu~·
Newport #I F•shion ld•nd, Newport C.ntw
644-2200
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M~, Stptembtr JO, 1%8 OAJLY "LOT .JS
Horoscope
Scorpio: Your Appearance Improves
TUESDAY
OCTOBER I
lly SYDNEY OMARR
"1bt wt. man controll
IU deltlny • . . A-,Y int.a the ..
po ARIES ~d, 21.,\pril
19): Frtenc!INp con be
cement.cl thn>ulb purcba11
of lift. Key 11
~"·Be kind,
ienerwa without beilil ex-
~ Be 0)'1Jllllllbttlc
to tnbl..,. ol -·· IN<e thotgoature.
TAURUS (April 21-May
20): Accent <Jn ec-
complltlunenl W b a t ap-
peared tD he 1etbeck boom....... In Y'l'lr , ......
-...-prlae ..... One wbo CJllllOlod you odmlta er-
rors. Be gredou1. A void fllrt
display ol om>pnce.
GEMINI (M•y :II.June
311)! Gain -· tllnluatt •tud1 ol writt.n wold. You
could find ..,..er to
pvplexinc problem. Key is
to give fUU play to intuitive
lnOello<t. AV<lld jionping to
conc:1uiion1. Be -lytlcal.
CANCER (Jooe 21.July
22): Money situation. affects
mate, portner. But day
geottaify 1..wr .... u.-
Uoa. E>t>re•aloa ol -la bllbllgbted. YOU find outlet
for emotions. 9IDW ap-
predltion.
LEO (July •3-Aug. 22):
~an bow you relate
lo lamlly. Key la potlence.
Some may not 1ee • clearly
u Ibey could. ,_ time to
expWn. Do ., in mature
mun.er. Av<i!d umecessary
contrOYersy.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-&!>t. 22):
Ll&ht touch continues to
prove belt one. Know thlt,
act accordlncly. Keep com·
munioatlon lines clear. Be
ready tlo ewloate ldea1. Key
iJ to analyie, piece toa:ether
bitsol..~. I
LIBRA (Sept. 23--0ct. 22):
Good ltmar aspect today
adds up to d>ance to Jm.
prese loved one. Relation•
with chUdreo improve. You
display magnetism. People
are .attracted. Excellent for
enterialnln@.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21 ): Your appearance im-
proves. Get ~er witll
Iibre. indWl.dual The two o(
you tonight represed coo-
ltructi.ve force. Security in·
dicetions knprove. Y o u
could receive prqx>eal.
SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): Yoo surprlae
meny WliUI dl1Play o I
-ty, lmowt.dp. Your
b a c t 1 o I of illformatlon
comet lo handy today. Don't
take beck -· Got ~ frClllt -be b-.<I. ~ will
u.too.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Joo. 19): °"'Y to ftnjsh
ratl!et' Oum begin project.
Sometlllng could p out ol
yoor rn. todoy b<ll ... la
....iuolly for tt>e good.
Reallui that fuOJ:re pro-
spects are brigf>ter than you
lmqlne.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18) :'Cycle high. Hlt!f>or-up
asb your advice about ap-
peanmce, presentatioo. Be
forthright. Stress originall·
ty, independence. Circwn·
stances do tum in your
favor.
PISCES (F e b. 19-Mac.
-~
lll): Don't toll everything
yqu know. Keep oome thlng1
Jn reserve. Roallze oeed for
bar&ainlnc power.
lnd.lvlduaJ wbo 1 p r e a d 1
""'10f lbould be <htlleo(ed,
Your hunch provtl ac•
curate.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTBDA Y you M'e a
filtr!<r for ridltl ol un-
derdog. You recendy wen
lfven added retpmslbility •
Now you beC1n to prner
.,....w re-.
GENERAL TEN·
DENCIES: Cycle bid> for
AQUARlUS, P I S C E S ,
ARIES. Special wml to
SAGITl'ARIUS: vUit and
visiting could blafllitll>t cloy.
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FRESH WATER CARE
FOR FRAGILE SKIN
No"! Estee Louder lots almost evary ecmploxien
enioy soap and water washing with new gentt..
penetrating fragile 4Jeansers end follow-up routinei,
Gentle Facial Shompoo, e vel~oty 9el-soep, 5.00.
Almond M'eel Scrub Soap, 5.00.' ~ociol. Milk
Rinse, to restore moisture, S.00. Almo_n<l ·E:lov. loo~
7.50. Non-0ily IJndor-Makeup C::reme, 7.50.
Cosmetics, 17
A GIFT FOR YOU
Receive tho Beeuly Bouquet el· Ybutl1'ID.w P<1.lum
do Sachet, Eou do Parfum Spray a~d Re-Nutriv
' Lipst ick with any Es toe Liuiler p~r<lhMO of 5.00 or
more, Moot Estee Lauder's.representative Monday.
Tuesday, Wednesday, M o.m. le 5 PA •+·the
BroadweY. Huntington Beoclt, . .
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HUNTIN•TON IEACH.
"" IDIH•t• AVI. • HUHTIH•TOH IMc,. TILIPHONI ltJ.IJJ I
SHOP MOHDAY THRU SATURDAY
10100 A.M. TO t1JO '·"·
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November
Rite Date
Scheduled
• , Mt. and Mn. Herry C.
lllQ' ol OU.-dd M8' ...
DOUDCed U. ~ement ol
ber diµlbler, )Co\heri~
BndWro io 'Colby Smltb ol
Ocean Bead>. oon of Mr. "'Id
Mn. M,tarice C<>lby Srnilh
Ill ol Brl&tol, R.l.
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Min 'Bnldbum alM> Is Ille
dwChier d. 1)r. 11111 Muir
Bredllum ol La Jollo,. She
att.ndecl Oorcna de! Mar
lligjl ScbOol -1 graduated
from La :Jolla Country Doy
School. Tbe lubae bride also
wa a student at the
UnlveraitY ol a.1...-.
lier fiance,... graduated KATHERINE BRADBURN
from H~ Co Ile ge , Nuptlel News
Gueva.. :N :Y, and Rhode
Island Sd>ool ol Deoign. He
affllla'"'1 with SillDJ& Phi.
What's
The couple have selected
Nov. 16 for their wedding.
Doing
MARY DAY, 642-4321
TODAY
M1111tlf19t911 Medi TO,.S P•llt
'lndtvs -All., Shale!, 1 1.m. I",_~ AllH VlllW Cllaplaf' ff
1-.t Mllll--Mllllor! Vltlo H1$1!
Sdw;iol, 1:30 p.m.
TO"I H...... Upl'tr'S -H«llll' k_., Colll Mt,., 1.311 P.m.
TO .. J kl 11,_I -l(Ulybroall.1 5dlOOI, Colt• ,,.,_, I p,m.
Alt LMM .. Hu11t11111M SMdl -l1k1 P1rtl ClubhouH, 1:30 p,m. D¥fflll'"' A_.,m_ -!IHr 5tr..t Sc!IOOI, Cost-Ml51, I p.m, Omkrw II.Ill CllW,_, S.t1 Sltll'HI
.. Ill -LOCltlan 11 1vallllbll b'I' otlll,_ M~. Jol\'I CoddlAll!Ofl, 5'16-2013, 1:30
Juniors Swinging Into Action
With Medical Self-Help Course
• Th• Jllflklr Ebell Club of
Newport Beacti in con·
Junction wii:b the Orange
County Health Department
i1 plaMing a course to cover
disaster situations n e x l
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m . in
Harbor VI e w cafeteria,
Newport Beach.
Ttie 15-hour cour1e wiU in-
clude tcplcs Oii Artificial
Respiration, Bandaging,
Fractures and Splinting.
Burns, Shock , Infant and
Child Care and Em-ergency
ChildblrU>.
The Me di ca I Self·Htlp
cluses are intended to ha.n·
die accfdenta of aJl types,
according to Mrs. Frank
Hughes, safety chairman.
Spurgeon Sparks, dlrector
of emergency services (Jr
Orange County, stated that th~ differs from s t aid courses
pre ed by the American
Red <:Zoss.
One session per week will
tiake place for a seven week
Alumnae Focus
On Fall Benefit
period. 'Ibere is no charge
end cortlllcates wW he
awarded upon completion.
Those wlahiog to enroll
may con\act Mr•"· Hughe&,
Mt-0574 for aoamonal in·
formation. I
In late September Mrs.
Hughes-represented the
~~~~': ~:e~ arr; I
Los Angeles.
1'he membenhip also has
scheduled Newport Beach
artist Margaret Neal to ex-
h i b t t her oils and
watercolor6 I n Mariners
Library during the month of
October.
.The Artist of the Month
studied under James Clut..1
ter, at Pasadena City Col·
le&e Md Chouinard Art In·
stitute. and has featured her
work at the Laguna,Festival
ol Arts for two years, ac-
A · I h' cording to Mrs. Roger Pille, uruque as IOO sh<lw for the group's national pro· fine arts co-chairman.
featuring origjnaJ hand knit ject and its ooltege Chapters Fallowing her th e m e .
creations will be modeled in SDuthern California. The Treasures From the Sea,
during ttie annual benefit of organization joined forces Mrs. Edward Whitehouse
Zeta Tuu Alpha Federation v.•ith the National Society for Jr. officially opened her
of Southern California. Crippled Children a n d year as Ju'1ior president
Members and guests will ;\dulls and the Easter Seal during a morning luncheon
gather in the Costa Mesa So.ziety. The SDuth Orange in the clubhouse.
Golf and Countr! Club on Coast alumnae ch a p I e r Mrs. Garry sh 0 r t ,
Saturday. Oct. 5, at 11 :30 assists the Rehabilitation membershipc hair m a.n ,
a.m. for the luncheon and Center of Orange Cotlnty. welcomed into provisional
showing. Mrs. John Ric h e r t , me mbership Mrs. Ray Em-
Lou.i.se of Santa Ana will federation president will mons, Mrs. James Hodge ~ the fashion host. preside. Assisting is Mrs. and Mrs. Gordon Quinn.
"Loui6e'' is Mrs. Louise At-Burton S. Grant, general -----------
terberry Wiboo, c 1 u b chairman from B a I b o a member. BackgrOUDd music Island. The "Daily Pilot, k-1'9111 t 01111 TM'S Club -Smll!I
EllT'lftlt1rv School, H"""""'°" lleecn, 1:JO p,m.
o-t.n AllMrmMll -,.ndenM khOOI, w .. 1rn1,,.w, I p,m,
Tt1u11.soAY will be provided by Mrs. ReseJ"'Vations may be No. I Paper on TO,.I 00'1 ., M11nHftlt• Suctt -, N community M.tllodl1t Ch11rdl. '-:)II eil Prouse. made with Mrs. Harvey B.
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Christmas
Special!
This ,ad is
worth S5.00
ori any order
of portraits
VALID
THRU
OCT. 18TH
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t1111i.. IMdl -AlnJrk:MI lAtlllll Hell, l :JO p,m,
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Doctor Set
For Talk
Therapy will take on a
new dimem:ion for members
of the 0 r a n g e County
M-edical Auxiliar,y tomorrow
during the 10:30 a .m. coffee
in the Magnolia Room 0£ the
Disneyland Hotel.
Dr. Everett L. Shost.tom
\vho conducted 10 sessions
of g:roU'p 'therapy on a
television series will offer
his latest concepts. Ile is
past president of the Los
. .\.ngeles and Orange COUllty
Psychological Assoetations
and 1s current director ol
the Institute of Therapeutic
Psychology in Santa Ane.
The guest speaker teaches
at UCI and is the author of
":vlan, The Manipulator."
N..,.,., M...._, •1111-• • ti P~I W-'• Cll4 IJIC. -.......... v....-COllnlry C.,._...~311 p.m.
Trlttrl-\1'111 TO"I CM ti WHfllllll'ltw
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SdWllll, Klfntl!llllln a.di, 1 •-"'· TO"S M .... 111. M.rm.-
Wmdland khool, c.i.t• "Mft•, l P."" Miii T• N_,.,. lcllNI -12' \lle-hrle St., Colll ~· 1;JO 11.m.
A!MriUill '-"'" A•Xllilll'Y• c.stll Mell U11t 4511 -AINl'k:lo'I L..,loll Hell. I p.m.
Wilm111 11 t111 MllM' 115' ...., ~ HotM, C:0.11 Mlt1,.I p,m.
Xf Mu Z .. I CM .... .._ II-.. Ill
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All/I MllllNrlr fllM.112, I 11.m.
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TOP'S c1.ai -llKr.1t1on Cent..., H 11~ llMdl, W •,m, ~· l'riMY l.llltcMM c,. -12G w .................... -. c.wtltM An!Mry • v,..... 11
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-Muntlngton llMCll ll~llln C9114w~
I p.m,
Learn to Knit
• ' i So befilmi«'.!I won't get all
baited u 'P 1 learn-to-knit
classes ere being offeref. at
Penney's, f'ashion lsland,
by experts.
Sessions of ooe hour per
week will begin Oct. 7 and
are limited in oumbel'.
. .\.dvance regis1ratioo
Qlrired.
Harbor TOPS
Ha?1l6 Scbool in Costa
Mesa is the location where
members ol TOPS Harbor
Ligbters gati1Pr each MOD·
day evening at 7:30.
SWINGING SMART CUTS
FOR TINY SCHOLARS
Tinkerbell •nd poorboy cut. , •• tho crispest
s.chooi looks around for your junior set, •••Y
ura, too! Designed for the most active two-to.
ton 111neboun • • , 2 .00
Ap~llfm•lfh nof •lw•y1 111t1u1ry.
Phont: f"f-Olft
Hunlinglorl koch, 192.n If
Newpor+1 "44-1212, l•1uty Salon1 601
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When was the last lime your
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the most successful figure control sysll'm available! Have tbal
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system tltal pr()(luces * guaranleet"I rapid rc11ul1.S. For figure
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By , BAL '90YLE
NEW YORK (AP) -The
American business ottlce is
firmly believed by many
jealous wiwt to be a place
where innoctnt bv.sbands
are led astray by conniving
secretaries lDd voluptuow
receptiOnista. ·
If thia were only true, of
course, evtty U. S. farm
and atcre aid factory would
be deserted. Every man in
the nation would want an of-
fice job.
However, it'1 only a wifely
delusion, created partly by
sensation-seeking novellstz,
that businesa oftice1 are
oase1 ol oogy-inbabit8 bj"
sultry Oelilaho. Tbe trutb is
that passion in the executive
suite tend! to be prim
rather ttian primcrdial.
And '111 every working girl
knows, it is not she who
usually initiates any roman-
1..ic overtures tbat may OC·
cur. The advances art m3de
by the male swivel-chair
daydreamers.
No office ii without Its
quota of these would-be
wolves, who~ are usually
Waltz Traced
By Minstrels
lfiltorioal si. leadinc up
to the waltz will be traced in
words and mlllic f ,o r
members of Woman'1 Club
of Laguna Beach during a
luncheon in ttle Le.pa
Beach Woman's O.ubbouse
at 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4.
Pianist John More and
~oprano Penny Hix, who
perform under the title-, The
.'illnstrels Two, will present
the procram arranged by
Mrs: Robert H, Hull.
Reservations may be ob-
tained by calling M r s .
Char lee: Muller, 494-4332 or
Mrs. L. J . Thomas, -1
hy next Wednesday.
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U you llonc:e around your
own ollico !be following
Romeo types may b e
famillea:.
'nle Junior Executive: He
chucks tbe china or k.i1ses
Uie fading cheeks of all tile
•Id biddleS, hoping by nat·
tery and charm to get them
to tell him what 1kelet.ons
are hidden in the cloeei. of
the top ei:ecutives. He feels
that this , knowledge will
sooner or }ater help him up
the success ladder.
The Franken1t1ln
Monster: For 364 days of
the year, b.-mless Harold is
as sby and timid as a
gazelle. But after the second
drink at the annual
~u party, be begin•
beatJoc his cbest. a wild
look comes into his eyes,
and be runs from desk top
to desk top after any and
every prl ~o comes into
view. He winds up alone
with bU anns around a coat
hqer, pleading to i t ,
"Don't go home, baby. Let's
mate a real night of it."
The CUnnlng Prude: At
leut once a week this
hypocrilt ottolls tllr•Ulb tbe
1ecreWlai pool pul1int
down a Uht hon and tbere
and exclaiming coldly : "It's
far too lhort -um ii a
business office not a ltrip-
tease sbow.'' 'l1lil tactic
wins him a reputation of a
killjoy; it abo enables him
to brush bil handl acrau a
lot of k>ve!y knees.
Calculating Cbarlle: He
always brings in a cake and
a dozen roses for his
secretary and gives her a
chaste kiss on. her forehead.
'Ibis cOn\rincu him that be
has swept lier elf her feet.
and she should be willing to
work overtbne for nothing.
The Senior Vice
President: He likes to think
of him.sell as the lovable old
Mr. Chips of the office. The
fatherly attitude -that'•
his pmmick: Whenever be
-... ot Ill< strls loo'1ng
blue, be consoles ber by put·
tine a fatbetly arm arouvd
her and.1lvinf her falherty
pat.I. It Centrally ta.tea him
fiw fatherly pata to range
from the lbQulder to Ute
hemline.
'Ibe Office Boy: GlrlJ tte
the only thlnp 1bat can
mat• bim toraet b I • plmplu. H• _,, his bair
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with YOUR OWN CUSTOM
HAIR COLOR
• a.,. people, Rcux l The;r'Ve prodoced a
pwoh-balton di.spenaer lhat letl •• eultom-blend
hair colon with the moot aubtle nu&neff-
t..!c lDd p0m, 114i1>t-Ha
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torrid . --°""' {(9y,.yy.,,,•1 llubal1at in
their~w11ter1.·B .. il"'"
tbty 111int. bo'a BYJ'Gaic ;
!bey· adually • bl'• moronic.
• Titlrtw~ Tom: Ht '°ti
lhe . ..,, tec.plionlat to
lllDCSb arJd tl.)'1, Hbo1r·about
you~ me tlkint our vaca·
U.,. tpptller In Bermuda
-mj ' ~e's broad·min-
dtd." WW:n the receptiant.at flliaJ•-~ .ahe iso't in· ' .Jtt•!l4ed•'""" l\ll;b up the lunC-•CJW<!li, ~ ... D<llllklef·~: "1'1! ·a lil-·uo 11i.,ppe.r· ·~. 11 It
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u-e realty IO -dall the7
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Y'>U gave them "~·tt'for an
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.Welcomed .
. During .Party
SOodllC •··~· POlt7 •¥t SoiJrdW.lit the &o.M cl lib. Piuflne Breer ..,. .n..,_. o1 .,. F1<nno1
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members will be welc<Jmed.
'l'l!n> ·are '1lle Mm... Philip
Anshuti, Robert G. Ewlnl,
Peul He(e~r. Step be n
Henrotin, David B, JloberU1 )ames Russell, E d w a r a
Stwnw :t.nd Richard
Bro(ln"'J, ' ' ' New · 'Offlcer1 are the
Mmea. Ge<irc• GllM, pnoli·
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preAdelrt; Deii.n W i 1 c o x •
~ secretary; Ltoy.!
Winbuni tre:Nurer, • n d William ·8: ...... ,ton. public!· ty~'."'
and daplic:ale them ~e!l'y time you come !n I
Yoar own 1-ir cut: •• 70Ur own haJr color.
With Fanci-t.one, the tJnt that covers wray
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And conditions aa it coion. And doesn't
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typifying fashion, surpassing style, Wonderfully to wit: a 3-
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Most States Balliing at Lowering Voting ~g~
CIUCAGO (APl -Only 1t.ate1 are balking •l lower-
two, •!ates pmnit 11-year-ing the voUna age er are ig.
old• to vote, and despite 11orlng the matter, a n
pruidettUal 1upport moat Associeted Pres. survey -
shows.
Many proponenta or the
iower voting age cQntend
Americans are mature at 18
toc:hty because of better
diets and health care.
convention lo clralt a n Florida Legitlal\U'e rece.nUy In Arizona, a -proposed aupport for a conatitutional
-amendment lowering the by tbe Florida. Coll8tltution state con1Utut.io11al amend-aruelldmel)~ lowering tbe
voting age to 18. If approved Revilton Commissloo had a menl to lower the voting age voting age.
In November and later by section reducing the v~Ung to 18 waa killed in a Senate Last year, a Democratic
the convention. it will be put age to 18. committee efter a hearing state plank advooeled such
to the voters in a referen· H o w e v e r , legislators. in which opponents cited a measure while. t h e
dum. aroused by college riot.a and college dJsturbancea. Republican platform dld
Five bills introduced in a "free speech" movement In New Jersey, student not. Republican• won
the Pennsylvania Iegi'sJature at Florida State University demonstratlona an believed overwhelming majorities in
are languishing in com-in Tallahassee, changed the to have curbed what seem· both houses of the 1tat.e
mittee. Three propose 18 age provlsion back to 21. ed, at beat, only moderate legislature.
years and one ~ years .1;;;;;~=============~====~========.I Another would retain the 21.
~ HFC office
Many opponents point to
rioting on colleee campuses
and youthful demonstrations
such as those during the
Democr~tlc National
Convention in Chicago as
proof that 18-yea'i'-olda art
not mature enough to vote.
OW SUPERSTITION
Some historians say the
traditionaJ votinJ age of 21
is rooted ln an old Norman
superstition irhicb conferred
knighthood at that age
because it was the product
or two mystic numbers -
three timet seven.
year level, except f o r
servicemen with at least
seven months' active duty ,
who. would be permitted to
vote .at 18,
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"It was never related to
any concept of maturity,"
says Christian B r o t b e r
Charles Gonzales of Santa
Fe, who leads a movement
in New Mexico to lower the
voting age to 18.
Georgia and Kentucky
have allowed IS.year-olds to
vote ian~ both have done so
for many years. Alaska has
bad a voting age of 19 since
it became a state.
In five other states ,
measure. lowering t h e
voting age from 21 are
under consideration.
'Citi%en1 of Nebraska and
Hawaii will vote Nov. 5 on
comtitutionat amendments
setting lower voting ages -
to 19 in Nebraska and 18 in
Ha wall.
GOES TO VOTERS
Tbe Nov. 5 ballot will ask
Tennessee voter1 whether
they wish to empower the
1tate'1 next constitutional
ID Massachusetu t h e
legislature barely passed a
resolution setting the voting
age at 19. However, this
must be passed again after
elections in October, then go
on the 1970 ballot.
Republican State S e n .
John Quilnan, a strong sup.
porter of the measure, is not
optimistic. "We have a
tradition here of passing
something once, then giving
it the deep six," he said.
ANxlETY CITED
Anxiety over you th f u I
agitation appears to have
contributed to the downfall
of lower voting a g e
measures in at least four
at.ates.
A proposed constitutional
amendment put through the
1967 North Dakota
legislature was turned down
recently by voters, 61,813 to
59,034. Disruptions during
the Democratic National
Convention were thought to
have acared away many
voters.
A proposed state con·
stitution presented to the
U.S. Readying Slwt
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MANY TELESCOPES
Its 4,400 pounds include
nearly l ,COl pounds o f
"telescopes" capable o-f
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The OAO, second irl a
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oan focus oo distant stets
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But in the Milky Way
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hoot and ~erator on "Wbll'l's My Line," 9ebut!J>g
.witit a ne"I panel tonight at 7 .p.m . ,oo .Chafuiel 9.
Susan Bra6kel\, left, and1 Nipay Russell are-.tavo
members on the pane] team which also thclu4es
Soupy Sales and Arlene Francis.
-TELEVISION VIEWS
ABC Fighting
~For. Top Spot
8y RICK DU BROW .
' HOLLYWOO°'"(l!Pl) -ABC·TV, 11\e 11\lAl)est
commercial television network, has the least io )ose
In the ratings batUe -and has used this ad-ge
in ifs new season series by being differenL
IT IS TRUE th11\ being different In netwcx:k .tele-
v;sion is hardly being radical, but it's som~g
anyway. And the opjliortunily ln new weekly series
fell almost naturally: to AJ!C. TV because the tWo
larger networks, CBS-TV and NJ!C.TV, fightmg for
the top spot, have generally played it cl0se to the
vest rather than risli blowing the whole ball' game.
Outside of NBC-TV 's "Julia," wbJch stars a
Negro . actress, Diahann Carroll, most of the new
regular ,mrtes on the two biggest networks tend to
be of the .tandard type. Having more money than
ABC· TV, the two large competitors can offord to
fight the prestige battle more in the areas ol. ipe-
clals 'and realt!Yt pro~ramrning.
·OP A~C·TV;S'",n«f'w series, then, ~rt J;re some
that created interest as a result of their' premieres
last w.eek : ,
-''The Out'Ca'sts.'~ This is a good ori•bo~ west-
ern. The principal characters are a white ex-Vir·
gini.a ·arilliocrat (Don Murray) down oo hi• luck,
and a black former slave who ba& turned bounty
hunter (Oti• Young). They ~uclantly teem up,
don't lite each other but hirVe a' 10rt at ·mutual
· respect.
"THATIS LIFE." A one-tiour book musical star-
ring Robert Morse, thia show C9fl(:ems the romance,
marriage and everyday li1e of a young couple in
New YorJt. '!'here are top guest stats, old and new
songs and gags galore. It seems a murderous chore
to carry off weekir, but the d~but was good.
-"The Mod Scjllad." Technically a police show,
this hour effort tries to place its emphasis else--
where -on three troubled young persons who have
joined the force as a unit that can go where regular
officers find it had to get tn . They are ·not sure of
their new task, and the play between the genera.
lions is the basic paint.
-"THE UGLIEST Girl in Town." A wild half·
hour comedy about an ingratiating young fellow
(Peter Kastner) w!Jo follows his girl to London ·and,
through an offbeat magaZine photo layout, accident-
ally is mistaken for a top female model.
In addition, ABC·TV introduced a mystery an-
tholoey called "Jouriey to the Unknown," a jVe&tem
adventure-comedy entitled ''Here Comi t.he Brid'es••
and e children's science-fiction outing, "Land of the
Oiants." And last Friday night, the network's final
premiere· arrived, a b~Qur starring th~ J1o\etl in·
1ult comedian, ·Don Rickles. · • ·
$0ME OF US have a blind spot ·a1>out Rickles-
we just like him, period. Others may well not. But
the opener, which badttl share of funny moments,
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Monday, Sep""'btr "· 1968 O~Y ma;>.;j
• ' ' j Rams' 24~6 Win J(O_ Bio~ .. Tough to ·r-..et • • Ill
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82,514 See Browns Dismantled
' CLEVELAND (AP) -·lloorge AI.
!en IOllllDed II up: '"We had Cleveland
on the "'PO• fqr the wl\ole ~ pmo."
a play from scrlmi;nage on the Rams'
aide ol the 50-yo,rd Une.
"That'• a good lituatloil, .._
.against tbr,e." :: •
It toot the Rama thrft millutelr to
late their lint quarte-lead. A Clev•
land fumble and a Rams' ID-J>
tlon did ll '"·; ... _
The ftt51t •t Cl•voianc! 'Municipal
Stadium ~lj!lda' couldll'I argtie with
tha~ al~ tho Los Angele• Rama'
ooacb a~: •iBut we bad a bard Ume ~g'~m out.11
The knockout in the Rams' 24-6 Na· -
tlonli Fpotball League victory ••me
In the fourth quarte when Lot Antle! ..
got untracked and scored two touch-
downs to put tt,iaway.
' It was only a matter of time when
Cleveland's touchdown was a 5:J.
yard pass from Frank Ryan eo P a u 1
Warfield in.the last t'fo minutes of the
tfi:1t balf. Don Copkfott•1 extra point
was blocked· and the Rams led IcJ.8,
but it ,was all tliey neeiied.
Rami• ·def6nsive end Dave Jones ex-·
plaJris why.
"We forced them to keep their five
interior linemen and two running backs ·
in to bk>ck apln.st us," Jones said.
"This meant they only had three pos·
1ible receive.rs. But we had several
!MD back to cover them."
Made Bauihan grabbed a Ryan
pas1· and Bruce t;;ohett booted.;• z;.
Y.ll!d· (leld l°'!l. Cleveland lumb~·~
next klckotf and To'mmy Ma1on ~:
ed from the slx-)Wd line with 2:68 lift
ill the .. quarter. the 'llnl of blJ I w o
touchdowns. '-'!:~
you cons.Ider the Brown• ~ad a total
of six' first downs and they never ran
•·we demoralized the Brown• W·
ly," Jones said. "We fon:ed them:lo
play our way."
Mathews,) Kaline Activated
As Tigers Gird for Series
'
oET!iorr (AP) -Busy with
erucia1 dectsiona to adivete slugger
Eddie Mathews and restore poww hit·
I.er 'Al Kallne to tbe startinfi lkle·up.
Detroit Manager Mayo Smith hardly
noUced the · Tig<n" 3-2 loss to
Wuhlnglon Sunday Jn the last game o!
tbe regular Amerloan League teaaon.
Smith11·tinrt words to newsmen in
the Tigers' dressing room after tho
km .were, "The sbortatxip will be
Mickey Stanley.
"Now don't ask me why. That's all,"
he 1ald,abnlpllly, his mind occupied i.;ily with the coming ftral fllD• o! the
Dodgers 10pen,
Close Season
With Defe,t
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World Serles oo Wednftday against game, while Eai't Wlllon, IS.12, · ~
Ille Cardinals at St. Louis. open ag¢nal the ~dinajs at DelrGll
He talked .about the starting lineup ··
. to. ne~sme.n who had been nagging s~~yo ~~ he _ ·•· the decl..,.::_ ~ him for an answer to wbe~r St:aniey ..._ -.m,_
would play sl\ort Wednesday. Smith Stanley Sunday, along wtti.; }ii;
bkrted out hl1 deCision: decision to put ~athe..vs, wto bu b~
. HTttiS ii not done for senUment tO ted & deceiving))'. )OW .212, OD.' lthe
cet an ·AI Katine into the llnt·up," said Series eligibility list, Smtth dropped
Smith, "I ,....-you to ~dentand that. reliever John. W:Yatt from the Alfi(>
I just want to get an extra bat in the make room for the· ·ae.=1.-.:0ld
lin~up.". veteran. ! •.
'lbe move wW give tbe Tigers the On tbe 'Stanlty. gamble 'tor.,fhe
. benefit of Kaline'll hitting taltnt in the Series, considered by many as an .tm·
·game. The .291 sjugg., will play right precedOClted one, Sn>lll\ said: "I would
field ~ place al. Jim NortbruP, who no mo:ce put any-un~ae ,pressure (Ill
' will rilove to center. · Mickey Stanley, .U I C!idn't. thi:bk"t.he
Smith said he Would rather have could do the job." :.-:>~
Stanley play short because of his ltit-"He .bas indicated in the lMt tl\rff
ting, ability, instead of e!thef° Ray dayw he can-do-tbe job," ,
· Oyler or Tom Matchick, both weak Stanley haa ~yed short lil'lce
· hitters this year. Sbl.nley wound up the Detroit clinched the pennant Sept.17.
· season with a .259 average. , "l'I!l <l'ea,)Jy happy }le ~a t;l. •nough
The TigeFI finished the season with confidence to tr )'' ~e ~~~:-Wd
a won~lost record· of 103-59. Detroit Stanley. "If he wasn't arrm~ I
Tigers Manager Mayo Sniith an-s-houldn't be."
n~unce:d ,h1s World St:rles pitching Smith. !'aid if1 the :Tlg~rs take .•
rotation Sunday, · along with his sizeable early lead Wednesday-VJtsr
A'I1..ANTA (AP) -For the Los 1tart1ni lineup. . St..1..ouis be'wOuld moVe 'Stanley back
Angeles-Dod.gf,n, the last ·gatne of the -He said S31-game winner Denny to center; put Northrm> fn' left' Prim.ad~
sea5on W8$_ much like tbe·flnt-good Mc'Latn will start the opening game ly lor defenslve'pllrposes, take Wilh
pltcbing but no batting to back it up. Wednesday at St. Louis. Mickey Horton .out of the. game ahd put 0,.1er
·The .Dodger1, wbo beg&Q their 1988 Lolich, 17-9, will ptcb the sercond at short. · · · ., ---1·• • .•
, Natioo:al League campaign With a l~ · ·. . , . · . · 1 '
,. loss to the Philadelphia fhillies, . -; , · . .
"" •·-• flmshed It wit!! a 2-1 d.iect Sunday at M ldfil Bull . , · ' · 'f!.:6-'.ff FL YIN' AT RYAN -Los Angeles Rams' defensive tory. Ram defense was·'magl!lficent, not allowing tile ,bandl Jlf Hm A&r\l!l ""l!d.ll>e · 0 , g a 1n·en ~ Ul:f ·
tackle Roger Brown leaps at Cleveland Brown Cleveland to run off; one play-in Los Angeles tefri~ Atlq~ Brave~s. ~· __ f.J._· __ -:" ~ . " ll · . . -:Jf.~ .... -:::..... .. t ( _, _ ~-,. •
quarterback F~)!+.itn i._U!¥!&: ~~ 24-6 yi~JgQ;~ ... ,:. : .. --.... -·-· --~.?:--~~ .. :was~:y .. ,.~-=-.. •'L .. --•~·;...;t .-· ... -;.i..~-.................. ~------,.,-·. 1 ... -:~~:. ;.r -~ Too ~~~:;;e~~~~--~~-·"'. wm· .d Cancels ' ~~;i'l;~~!~~~-Top' ''69 Goal i-Rign .. 'ey"!~,.
Louis, Los Angeles was Unable' to · · ' · · · : ·
Soccer-style l(ickers .
Not Suited for Football
All that glitters is not gold.
So it ii for tbe <lnce-jubilant football
eoacti.m who thought they'd cornered
a tremendous weapon -a distinct ad-
vantage over-their feilow grid tutors
-when they landed foreign students
who were talented at socce.r·style
kicking ..
These stde-olf-the-foot kickers from
Europe, South America, the Middle
Eut, etc., were dnafted into service
by .various high schools and oolleges tortunate enough to have such person-
nel on campus.
Coaches marveled during practices
when their new addition bla:sted the
ball between the uprights at greater
rqe and with steadier accuracy than
most Americans, who use the toe-4.nto-
the·ball approach.
Some star-gazers visualized their
teams scoring every time they got into
an opponents• territory, ;assuming that
~e foreign kicker wras good fOr a field
goal if all else failed.
However, what they didn't figure on
was that these wonder-workers are
more used to soccer conditions when
they perform. That is, 11 opposing
players are much more gentlemanly
than the Yankee ruffians. In aoccer
they wouldn't dream of trying to
quarter the fellow making a kick at
goal.
In football, however, such courtesy
does not exl!t. lmOgine t!1o plight of
these fellows when 1tbey look up and
1ee 22 eyeballs with homicidal looks
coming at them. And wltb llKl9e eyes
are a couple thousand -pounds oi mus-
cle, all bed on destroylng him.
T o o, the sucoese or failurt ol. h l s
12
kick has of late been most vi'lal to his
team's hopes of victory.
With all that in mind, the poor fellow
may feel that his jerney Is fitting too
tightly -especially around the neck.
And his subsequent trial at kicking the
ball is a dismal ffop.
In short, kicking oo a· friendly prac-
tice field with nothing at s:taJte iJ not
quite t4le same as performing in an un-
friendly game where all may ride on
tile booter'i boot.
Recall the case of UCLA's Zenon
Andrw!)'llhyn (a product o! Ukrania)
who was hailed•• the greatest
secret weapon in the Pacific 8.
And he wu good -Wltil the
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iiiiii lilliiiiiilW•
press-tre of wll'lntng a couple of game~
:en on his lhoulders,
He blew an easy field goal against
Oregon State two years ago in the
Coliseum. That failure cost his mate11
a trip to the Rose Bowl. He mJssed a
conversion agaimt use in 1967 tmrt
likewise, kept tb'e Bruins idle on New
Year's Day.
But, in ·games where his success or
failure didn't inatter, he was deadly.
Two Orange Cout area scbocls are
blessed (?) with foreign kickillg
specialists. Marina's ace (?) mla1ed
two conversions in two ramu and his
m11tei dropped thooe tllla by ldeotical
7-6 scoret:. He aho missed a field a:oat
tn one of the losses.
W..aninstor'1 w..-(!) booted
the wwtc on his two tries against
IAkewood, when I u c c e s I f u I COD•
ven.10111 wOUld bave Ued 1be acore
rather then leeving hll matn behlnd
by tile mwam o! PATs.
So wh.t adv .. 11 .. are tile .. side.of·
the-foot ticldng marvels lf they ~an
only ncceed "en their efforts are lr·
relevant to vietory or defeat?
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-1 cope with its equals -the other -se· "lOuT prime target for 1969 Js to find
help in the bullpen," said Angel
Manager Bill Rlgnef. Marks; Burke
•
Throws 228-9
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. CAP) -Two
track and field world r e c o r d
performances were lost to .the winds
and Newport Beach hanuner thrower
Ed Burke fell in· his specialty as the
United States Olympic team dueled
Germany here on Sunday.
Ralph Boston extended his glObal
Ioog jump b01it from 27-414 to 27-51>.
And Margaret Bailes ran 100 meters
in 10.8 -a tenth under the world
IIUITk.
However, both etlortll are excluded
from record consideration because of
25-mile-per-hour winds .
Burke got off his best hammer
throw of the year --228-9. HO'Wever,
Uwe Beyer al Germany won the event
with a 231.S.
Burke's American record is 235-11.
"EVei°ybody's been telling me l'm
an old man," said long jumper Boston,
29, after hi! leap of Tl feet, 51,i inches
eclipsed the lirted world record of 'J:1-
4o/., he shares with Igor Ter.Ovanesyan
of the Soviet Union .
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OLYMPIC TV SLATE
APPEARS TUESDAY
11"1 """' ju.at 24 houri away.
"lbat'1 -DAJL Y PILOT readen
will pt tho complet., ban<fy clip.end·
save Olympic televtnon acbedule for
tb• Orange Oout area. Flf4oen days o! coloc lelecaall will
..,.. .from Mulco City a n d
omythlng from cycling to kayak
canoeing II programmed.
MOit ol. the Or111ge Coast ana'1 1l
Olympfam figure ill the schedule<!
;, televisiDs: of evems.
cond-diVlsion clubs -but had little di!·
ficuity wtth the league-leaders.
The team'1 flntsh -in the standings,
thanks to a IUJ:!ge in the final few
weeks of the 1euon, wu · an im·
provement 1,ver tbelr 1967 record, but
uothlng woi Ji -ng about.
In 1967 they.ended the year in eighttl
widl three more losses than in 1968.
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WP -~-Hltllro. ,. -Tlllmltll. T1n'll -1:12. A~ -lf,tlll,
· "Up until this se8llon we've always
had a strong bullpen. We didh't have it
this year, and th~ result shows."
The Angels conclud·ed their season
Su~day, with a 7-'> loss to Chicago.
The clubs ended up in a tie for
eighttl, and for the An{!els it W1S, their
poore9t finish since 1963 when they
came In ninth.
Olympic Upsets
MONTERREY, Mex. CAP) -Two
upaets turned the five-team Olympic
GMtes qualifying basketball tourna-
me;nt into a scr&mble Sunday night as
Indonesia deleated Australia, 58..Sl,
and Uruguay downed Poland, 65-63.
The fifth team. Spain, had a bye.
The two top teaJh! in the round-robin
tournan'H!nt qualily for the maiQ
Olympic Games competition in Mexico
City.
Pete Weigand
flllXIDll> Olympic Kayak Ace
Newport Beadl'1 Peter
WeJgand bu Ctlne a long way in
t!tia workl -a1 a kayak canoe
competJtor and u an individual.
Weigand will get his !Int taet.
o! 1ntern1110na1 IJlOrtl com-
petltioo when he drops his 17-toot loa10k Into tho waten ot the
Cuemenco CaDli near Mexico ci..
ty ill next month'• OlymP)c Game1.
And, he'll he Wearing the col·
... o! his ldopted COlllltry -1he
United Stiatlel -M he m1tcbe1
oblllty wtth the world'• I r • a t perfc:rmer1.
Woigand, 71, came to th• USA
In 19111. He -bom In what .11 now E1tt Gemmy. But the
flDlll,y n1 fortunote enoligh to
(el to tho west (Frallllturt)
before tl>o Communilt takeover.
We J f & ,D d teamed with
Newport's John Glalr la the r•
cool U.S. ~p!C team ll1all at Lons l!oOdt .IDc1 they WOii
doublto kayalt eom110dtlon.
'111<11 he •• -• -to P144le In tho 11DC1t1, lithoup
bl bad uaU!loil." Olympic toom
offlc)ols '\': expllllnod that the
oncy C911cem •• maldos the
1quad and that ~IOIUIOI would
PETE WllOAljD
p;obal>ty bl . .-. .. ~ lbt
a.net, ' .
'l'bll ..... olllda1 1ator eal4
Welg1Dd would be ~ will!
Cotti Mesa'• Lea Nier iii
doubts ot Mexico ·City. a.,.. .... tllatdelermi.,ilon ls
subject lutilUlirlllfr <lionl•·
"We had a tl'lree-run lead wit.h three
outs to go and we coul~'t protect~tt;·~
S"aid. Rigney. "It was lhe story o1. ·oar
season."
The Angell !lnbbed with their
fewest ~e~, 67 and most lo8"1,
95, In UlJ'\club's ~story. . -1 There we.re other club rec91:dl ·.QJl
the negaUve side -fewest runl :Afl,•
fewest hits 1209. fewest homers 83,
most 1trlkeoult, 1080 and; Iowest leam
batthtg avel'ige .=s. -. - -.
"In additiDn to our bullpen I ~
say we have t,...o major concerb. ~'f9i
next season," said Rlgoey. "-'trst bue
and third."
!Ugney and Angel officlall biave
closed the book on this season and are
thinking ln terms ol 196i. ·
"The big trung now ls to prepare ~
the expansion d:N.ft in Boston and. to
think rabout wbat trades we can make
to help ourselves," 1ald Rl.gney. -•· •. c,,
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MAKES L.4 DEBUT" . . ,
INGLEWOOI> !AP) -. W"\.(t
ClwnlJerlaln llllitet blJ born• ...... ,debut~ 9 o'c:loc:t IOOiglit with 1il• 1Alt
Anl>les ·IAten ln a N~ BuU\.
ball .\llOCl&Uon uhlbltlon aplnoj~
San J!'rancllco Wanior1. ; '>
The coat:e1t ls port ot an NB,\ .twla·
bill allo !eaturinf S... Dl<ao ..,..,.
S.attle. -• ~: .. ~ ·~~...:.!!~~.e;
In Soil~;;~.,...~-;;
poiDls and.~ down lll?eboimdt
the t.ker1 11$.111> v1c1or7· over Iba
Seottle Super~ .. , . • , . ' •
Jorry Wei\ paOld ~i.u.. irlCll ..
and E~ Baylor bad 21, · '•
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It Dolll.Y ru.oT -· S.pUftlber 30, 1'68
; Bue D;f eme Shines j _
~eahawks Bagge.d
By Pirates, 2~-10 -
By JOEL SCllWAJIZ Of .... ....,, ......
WILMJNGTON -A1J¥ doubla coach t>lc:lr Tucltor had •bout hb Oiange
Oout CoU.1• dafellllva unit lhould
NV• IVl.Porated by now,
••0ur deftnle WU ge1l," Tucker
1al( minutes Iller hb Pirale1 b a d
~helmed a 1ood and 1ggre1sive
Loi ~...,aeJes Harbor College team
bmj. 2'-10, Saturday.
"~ defense played better than our
oUense," Tucker aa.ld, pralsin~ his
entire 11111\,. but 1lngU111 out halfback
BIJJ Jenlclnl IDd l.tckle Ed Foote tor
their areal ploy.
0 Jenklm: should be • junior college
all-American," he aald. Jenkins played
a flawless game on pass defense and
repeatedly came up from his half·
back poaltion. to stop Harbor's Wide
rwmlng plays.
Foote Jed a fierce OCC pau rush
that intimidated Harbor quarterbacks
Denni• Timpe and Jim Sander. The
pair wu only able to complete six of
19 ~ and bad two puses inter-
cepled.
In what figured to be a wide-open of·
fe9-1!ve battle, both defenses prevail·
ed~ f.-the mostJart. The Plrat.es'
hard bl!tinl c .. a tour Harbor flnO.
ble1 -two of whlcb OCC recoverflld -
and one blocked punt that resulted in
a touchdown.
. 1n m1131 ~. the coatiest was
a ~arbon copy et lalt week'• 2.1-10
,
over Cttrttoa.
-(llllel· tllo Pirates rushed
GWePreps
' For Rugged
Snee Outfit
By EARL Gll8T&Ef ot .. D9lb' ,.. ....
With i1Po uploo!ve of1-1ve out-
hurlll UDdOr tbolr bells, Golden West
C.U.1e'1 Ruollon OJ*1 South Oout
Conference football action In s...
m~c· s.turday n1g1J1 ap1no1 s...
Diego (ley College.
off to early 1()..() leadt and then sweated
out most or the aecond half wbe11 their
offeDH WU checked.
A I 1 I n • t Harbor, the dttf:n.. pro-
vJded OCC with two second-half touch·
downs that turned out to be the differ-ence.
Tbe payoff touchdown was set up by
the Pirate pus rush in the last five
mlnutea of the game when OCC was
protecting a precarktu5 17-10 lead.
Harbor had the ball on it! own 39
with 4:56 to go, but Foote and Jeff
Stevens smashed in to drop Sander
~r a 21-yard loss. After a short gain-
er, Rlct White and Foote chased Sand-
er again, and this time White dumped
him on the one !or a 23-yard loss to
. force a punt.
Ethan Oliver took Sander's short
punt on the Seahawk 32 and ran 'It
back to the 11. Five play1·later, Paul
Lemoine carried the ball over from
the one on a sneak and then added the
extra. point to c'Unch the victory,
The other delensive score came In
the third period alter a ~yard p111
from Harbor's Sander !o Rodriey Hun-
ter cut the Pirate lead to 10.7.
Lemoine fired passes of 39 and 23
yards to Robert Castlllo and Wayne
Tinlin, but o_cc temporarily lost the
scoring opportunity by fwnbllna: away
the ball at the' Se aha wk four.
T h e Pirates forced lbe Seahawks
bact to their one where Sander tried
to punt on thlrd down.
F-broke tbrough to b Io ck the
ldct and Jenkinl fell on the ball in the
end zone for a touchdown. Lemolne's
kick made It 17-7.
Harbor came right back to move
from its own 'IT to the Pirate 13 where
it had to settle for a 3().yard field goal
by Sander.
Or~ge Coast &cored ill first touch·
down late Jn the first quarter on a 44·
yard paas-acUon play from Lemoine
to Tom Skbme:r and added a 3$-yard
tlold goal by L<llolne In the secood
period.
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FOOTE'S ON THE BALL -Harbor College punt.. Jim Sander (12)
is ju~ getting his toe into this punt as Orange Cout College's Ed Foote
crashes through See.hawk line to block it in end 1.00e. Punt was recov~
ored in end zooe h)'_ 11111 Jenkins for third-quarter touc~down as Plrat ..
woo second straigM, 24-10.
Coach Ray 5backlOford'1 outfit
opened itl '88 Hll8Clll two weekenda
ag1> with a 27·11 Jou to Elllt Loi
Aqgelel. But ll>o Rultlen encounl«ed
leu dlfficulfy !alt ni....s., nll!lt In a
34~ lranpimg of en.-.
In -Cllel GWC clsplayed .. ahuodanca ol olleulve puocll. Th•
catalyst bat beeo 1 o p b o m-o r e
quarterback John IJ>Pharl, w h o
shtJcked bia 1econd «ring status in the
_,., rill 1 record 3177-yard puaing
performance. Apinll C)'preas, he
toned for HJ. :yerda.
~-~Jed ~•-Md In~
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ll'fDIVIDUAL fTATIITICI it,u•~••
Johnson Gain·s 229 Yards Rushing
What ID tlrla means ii that Gtlden
West appears to haw sufficient 1cor ..
In( machinery to keep poce of·
fenslvely with any of tbe1 new con ..
ference'1 members. Flanli:er Randy
Vataha 11 probably th• scc•1 most
dangel'OUI athlete and backl like Dan
Boen IDd Noll Wright give IngJart an: th• tools b• --Vat.aha, an all·Eutern Conference
halfbeck 1ut teat0n, ii even more ef ..
fective et his new potition. Opponents
m!Jlt overn:Und t b • m 1 e I v e 1
de,fem:lvely on Vataha', thus making
lif9 • little Miler on Boen and
wr1.,i.
'!bole two are carrying th• ball
about 40 timu a game. ·
And IO an ott.-ve pattern IMIN to
have eltablilhed ttlelf witl!. Gold.en
West. Remaining to be 1et1n ii how tbe
Rmtler1 can perform e:g:iinst a highly
skilled opponenl That opportunity will
pr<1eot ilaelf Satuiday night.
San Die&o Citf College won tts
~ner with GntllmOlll, 46-13. Then,
Satunlay nith~ tile Knighla knocked
off Cerritos, 211-22.
"Sao Diego ii by !er tile bell team
we'll have faced," 1ay1 Shack.Jeford.
"There's J'fJ8117 no compariloo." ...,,,
Anteaters
Rout Trojans
With • third 1traigllt c:hempioosblp
d. it.a awn tournament tucked away,
UC Irvim'1 water polo teem bu the
w.k off until th1' weekefld.
O>.c:ti El1 Newtand'1 te.m, 4-0 10
far, traveb to Cal Poly (Porn..,.) for
1 Sllturdly morning mat<:b. 11<1on 1,509 spect.atan late Satur·
day aftemooo at UCI, the Anteaters "*°'1 a l.U vicfa}' av.,. USC In the -·1 m.mpion"1ip pme. A ftw.point second q._,. lllvinl
him a 74 hallllme Jead,"" th< dlf. r ........
On the ... , to tile c:hampiDlllhip
-UC! ~ with ao effonleaa l.M win .,.,.. Clar.moot In a victory
~"Wllhanall-IU!Jltii.t.Irvint
lneup. IJI Iha .-Jlnll fa m e ,
N_.1 cnw !bumped UC Sanl.t
Berbca, 10.,,.
,,,. 'l'roj-cculdn't cope with
VCl'I ~I and Irvine pile
Bill Bral1 .In the tltlo ·---~ """"""' .....,. F •rd y ... etrbs .... ~ Mike .,... ,,.. tw.,_.-two, st.ft tanner
=~ &11\f Pat JolclAll• lhnl·
la lhe .... BnloJ -ti .. ,,. •. He'• • ,. .... -de! ""' Hip 1114 Clnllp ~ c.• 1 .. stapNL . ,
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l 1 • 111
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As Eagles· Flatten Pacifica, 33-12
Tlltelt C' 17' ,. ... ·-~..,..,. TCI .,.
fl1lmer 11 " LulNllllll It 67
Timpe ' f S.r'ldfr' 7 2 flool<er ! l
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• '' 2 Zif .636 Me""r f'A f'C 'HI Ye f'ct.
,, l 1 ., ·'"° ' 1 1 J .m I 1 I lt 1.000 ,, 6 ~ 105 .J16
By JIM CARNETI'
Df fte DINF flll111t ltlff
MaeNMent Daw Johnsm. ran
aver, tmder, arowid imd thruugl1 the
Pacifica Il!gh Sd>ool defense, radring
up 229 yards rulbing, to poce the
Estancia Eagles to a 33·12 victory
over the Mariners, Saturday night at
Dll'Vidson field.
The lle<t Elagle haltbadt cazrled tile
plgtk1n 31 Um.es !or a 7.3 yard
average, aoi se«ed three OOucbdowns
, Di\ft.Y Pn.cn ....... !Ir ht O'._.
SOARING EAGLE -E1tand1 Rig!! School hallback Da"" Johnson
is chased by two Pad11ca tadtlor1 after making blJ! gain during
Eagles 3S-12 victory. Johnson piled up 22t yards rusbfnr and scored
three toocbdOWllJ. • ,
for 1he winners.
"He was just great," said an ebted
head coad> Jehl Lowry fo!loMng tllo
contest. ''He paced .a real team ef·
fort."
Lowry had pnbe for his entire boll
club. "We looted good tonight. I was
really tr<l'Kf oC the boys. Our defense
was faatastic, '' be said. "They put on a
great rush all night !mg. I couldn't
beJin in 1st ll>e outstanding piayen
fer I.IS ."
Mater Dei Dumped, 14-6;
Another Shakeup Seen
By GLENN WHITE 6f .. Dllff' f'lllllt .,.,,
INGLEWOOD -Bob Woodl 1oobd
much Ike a m1n Jn need. of a friend
·-all« bis -Del High foot-ball team had ab9orbed a lU loa1 at
the band! of Loyole'1 Qlhl Selunlly
night at lneiowood Il!gh.
Hi• charp1 bad done a b o u t
ev!lr)'11>iDC wronc Im ...... in •uf·
fering their 1eeond loA in .. many
-this year -1 Woodl admitted
-more heacil -. "*" to roll In his starting lineops prier to this
week'• g.ame wtth IA.kewood.
He 'lllitted eevm new ctJlpl Into the
d-..tv. --opened qalnst Loyola. And h• in--.~ be
• CCl'1Umed r.Uon d. penonnel until
--. Jelll for tile Red -While.
Oooceival>ly, Mat.. Del oould df<r
a winl!s1 IMSOn with Lakewood, Lona:
B-Willoc, Servile• Bllbop Amat,
Plllll X, St. Paul and ol Anthooy ro-
maining OD the NdQe acbedulfl.
Qulle lfkely' the Red and -will he l.v<nd only aplnlt St. Anlbon)' -
if --'!be M-met what II pr~
the mott tDDJllfoMive team tn tile
CII". The Cubl .-tbeir monotooou1
Al&'• 1"ng' o« ... , b9cldnl <tf 1hort
yardap with -Tom Sdnrarts
bandli'lf the -io.d. And WU Sc:lbwa.--U who .-ct'OW3ted
for --.. t0Mln1 • hrc>-
yard ----with ,, 18 left In ft1e baW !m-the first. .and a:etting Ule
1ecmd ""1 n-)'ard run with 9,47 to ro m tbe pme.
Hlll -elfort wredced any hope Mater Del had of pulling out a win.
The -hid cloced the l•P lo T-6 ... a 72-Jll'd •""'*'« bomb from 1-.d
lllm!lton to Don Heiloo with f :48 r.-
malnlng In the tilt.
However, the pmHying ccmvenlon
l:lclc __. IOI oll l>a ground N 1 hip
pes1 from -~,..,. -of placlna lhe hlll lot tile hoot.
1'b<n Sd..-cut looM DD bit Joni t::.:i II -fJiU for the
It w• not I p-eot alfort ......U for,>
Maler Dei. Wocdl laid he needed •
rattit'1 foot. But • kwlted mmi lb
he needed a new team.
Tom Gilhrh f1qnHed W1.1 a
toud>down -In lhe thln1 quorier wllen he lcet the 1-11 at tho Loyola
goal line and lbe Cubl recoveTOd In lhe
end zone. Mater Dfi. had m rnd tm-
pnosivoly, golag 114\; yerda In 14
plays helon the coolly hol>l>le.
Field decisions were abo ques·
tionable. Mater Del c.alled a time out
with three secoods left in the b.alf and
LoyGll holding tile boll oear midfield
with fourth down COminl up.
The MJnarchs were putting up their
second sparkling goo.I tine It.and, .hav-
ing thrown Schwartz for a losl from
the t:tree to the five on third down.
But _.. ,... • five-yard peoalty
against tile CUbo oo the play aod the
Mmarchs chose to take It rather 1ban
the loss. That gaYe Loyola a repeat of
third down, and they gained sU yards.
The nei:t play (ao extr.a one, ~ to
hllWnl """"""" the penalty) WU the
thort ""'""' .... Indeed, Bob Wocdl had rea..., to
loot like a man in need of a friend -
or • rahblt'a foot-« a new team.
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He sounded a cautious note about
this week's c lash with the Garden
Grove Argonauts however. "They're a
tough ball club, it's going to be a rough
game."
Estancia had a drive fizzle in the
first quarter, but scored early in the
second stanza with Johnson racing
over from folr yerds out. Ge<rge
Barnett booted the PAT to give the
Eagles a 7-0 lead.
With 1:41 len in the half, tackle Bob
Raymond trapped Pacifica halfback
IDe Tawney in the end zone fer a
safety, glWig lbe Eagles a 9-0 bulge at
lhe half.
Estancia SC<red the !Int lime t got
the ball in the lee'Olld· half as Jobnson
eapped a 'n-yard drive, hreaking rww
left: taek:le tor U yards and tile TD.
Less than two miwtes later M
""'"'"1 oealn alter a fumble recovery,
livlni the Eat\00 a rommaoding 21-0
lead.
Esl.trda quartA!rbad< Qirt nanu mt rlgjlt -.nd Mike Newt!oo in the
end zone on a four.yard aerial w Ith
1,58 left in the tltrd period, stretd>ing
the lead to 27.0.
Marin6r halfback Tom Sandt r1111 the
enruing kickoff back 82 yarda to put
Pacifica on the board 27-6.
'Thomas combined with Newtaon
again early in tbe final quarter to
ro<lOl"d Estaru:ia's final tally.
'Ibe Mariners went 60 yards on •
pair of pus plays witll just OYer a
minute Wt, for the final score ol th•
game.
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Gapchos
Beaten,
21to15
lly STEVE EKOVICR
Of .. ~ .........
For Sadcbback Junkir
Collop ond II• neophylo
loolbal! '-1 It waa-..
" almo6t" 1am• s.turd.11
n l·t ht a1 the Gaucho's
secood-half comeback fell
one touchdOwn stun ag&lnst
I~ Valley at Miuioft
Viejo Jliah, 21-15.
Last -In "" IChool's firlt-evar football encounter
tbe Gaudtol dropped a. close
21·20 decision to the Cal
Lutheran Frosh.
'"lf only .. , ", might be •
the words to describe the
game from the viewpci.rit of
head coach George
Hartman and t h e Sad·
dleback f.ans u tile Gauchol
committed. seven fiimbles
and lOst the batl on ·m of
them.
The Gauchos, who .ac-
cumulated only 1a· yards
rushing in the tir6t half and
gave up two quick
touchdowns to the Ar abs in
the first quarter, regained
some cti'aracter .in the se-
cond· haU under t h e
leadership of third-string
q-uarterback Gary
Ros:nnan.
Starting signal-caller Rod
Graves was knocked out of
c:.ction in the second quarter
and replaced by undentudy
Chris Hecto.vwho tossed two
· passes before being taken
off the field himself.
The stalled Gaucho of-
feMe then picked up some
momeT1tum late in the first
half with. RoS6m.an at ttle
steering wheel, and used its
new-found hor 1 e power
together \vith a revived
defense to hold ttie Arabs
scoreless in ttie second half am 1tage its eomeback.
The Ar ab 1 registereJ
their first touchdown
marchlng 68 yards in 14
plays to light the score
board with 5,21 showing.
After the em;uing kickoff
Saddleback tumbled on ttte
first play from scrimmage
and the Arabi recovered till':
ball on the Gaucho 27 to set
up the 1c.i:c.
Arab Randy Palomino hit
wingback Steve Evangelist
for both-toucbdowns anJ
Delfino Matus added both
extra points to rilake tile
score 14--0 with 32 seconds
lrft in the first frame.
Imperial Valley marched
for .another touchdown five
minutes lat.el' after recover-
ing yet another Gaucho
fumble to make the score
21--0.
Sadd:leback &cored with
5: 33 to go in the half after a
high map on an Arah_punt
att.mpt bounded oot oi tile
end zooe tor a safety.
After the kickoff from the
twenty the Gauc:hOl!i rolled
from Valley 36 to paydirt
with the touchdovm coming
cm a pass from halfback
Tim Butler to end Marc
Hardy.
Graves adcled ttte PAT
and the score stood al 21-8
at the half.
The Gauchos scored once
more late in the third
qu·arter with Rossman div-
ing over from ttie one .and
penetrated into Arab ter·
ritory three times in the last
quarter, only to run out o{
downs twice and lose thl':
ball on a flnllble.
TEAM ITATlfTICS
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Wiil Sd1ool Od. I ot 12 p.m.
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LET 'ER GO -Marina High School querterback
geu good protection as he gets ready to pus against
Savanna. l{enry completed eight of 16 I"'"'" but . .
Instant Replay
Vikes F~ 7-6
By RON EVANS
ot ... CNllY l'illt Staff
Marina llig!I Sdtool'• fool·
ball types must be feeling
that things can't &et any
tougher w he n _-the Sunset
League season opens after
dropping t w o pre-season
games by identical. 7-6
scores.
Attbough. ttiey won the
battle of the. statistiai, ttie
Vikings found themselves on
the short end of the count
again Satuntay night as they
dropped their -7-6
decision, this tUne to Saven-
na on the Westminster High
School furl.
Marina has now met ttle
Rebels oo five occasions and
has yet to gain • vktory.
suffering l05ses by narrow
margins each time. The
series scores baive been 10-7,
20-14, 21-13, 34-33 and 7-6.
A 29-yard scamper by
Andy Bielanski coupled with
a 22-yaa-d Bielanski-to-Dan
Molnar pass prov'ided ttie
spark the Rebell needed as
they went 74 yards in nine
plays tile first time they had
the ball.
Bee Grid
Summaries ·-COiia Mo191 ' ' ' l---.27 IGfl--1
HIH'ltlnlt(lll kid! 1 IJ U 1--«I
Tustin O D D II--0
t~ IHll' I'll Murphy, 1!11111
Mu"IJ, Cr1iw l.llleilk'I, Mike Mc(ord,
""' """"'•· •odc'I" Cenll ".lTa (HI!: Ken ~Ur*t, (t ), llOd
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Bielanski hit Bob Canary
with ai five-yard pass with
5:03 remaming as the
viaitors drew firl!t blood.
Jim Sa\S>'s kick eipllt the
uprij!hta for what proved oo
be the eventual margin of
victory.
After the eDIBUing kickoff.
neittter team could muster
any semblance of • drive
until Greg Henry ~ the
Vilcilrga oo pay-<irt following
a poor Rebel punt in the se-
cond quarter.
Gaining posee5sion ol the
ball on the Savanna 22-yard
stripe, Henry p r o m p t 1 y
unloaded· NJ. 18--yard pass to
Dave Lacy. Momenta Later,
Henry carried in from the
one. P9blo Nava?To's kick
went wide to the left to
make the score 7-6, with
5,05 left in th< hall.
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RACING
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Marina dropped it.s oecond straight 7.fl game of the
young season.
Bargain Days!
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• .. ..,.,.. ~ ..... machine. . · , .a.l Bob:a Gcande lBtb Sltw-•
"fle.1tminster'1 re-Otbtt suneee Learµ• ae-· ~-ni.gbt,
jUvtmolad Lion1 and defen-lion Frida, ha• ff~ Mat ~r th,J m ••Ila
<Ing CIF c h a m p i o ii Beach lined uio for 1lle Santa · :~kewood. HJah at 5anl0
Anaheim Htlh s e b. a II l A·na meat crlndtr tit Santa '.&.Oa Bowl 11llo on SaturdaJ.
headline Oran1e COUt ••a Ana wtllle Western en· .. AU CmM9 .. at I p.m.
' prep football thi• weekend . v 0 ' Crestview LnlU6 Id.Ion
when'\hetwot,am1meetat t•~=:a=~ae:p':~t : b&s Laguna !"!ach at 1EI W~ Frida, nl&l>I. round out su,niet ,bdsUlill•• Modena ...i ""~ .v •Jo
tti.SunsetLeacue.opener Saturday ,nllb-t at atSanaemente. - . tor both ICboola featurea P11vldlon Fl~di , . A battle of tm&ea._ . -;
Westminster'• hlgb..,,coring N .......... H~le .....__1 .teadl CnltritW Le a Sa~ :..
maCh!Jit Milclfknocked olf '""""' --...... nc· *"""wltetlLa&lln<Be.t<!!'·· alW"" powerful El Rancllo Into loop actloft Wlfb a,'2:f tra>{e!> to Sania Ana to bai. ,; :
over the weekend. 34-Zi. preseuon recx.d after Vlt:-'"tle"El'Modeoa Thursday.
Anabekn comes into ita loop tori.ea over COste Mesa and Laguna (2-0} bu defUtetf '--!
opener with the u 11:t 1 l <Arona, del Mari .~ Xat.ella {13-e) al"1 r~-·~
credendale -an undefeatfld Mariqti ·• hlc~sa \'.ikincs . O!ltt Brea ( 40-0) wllUe EJ· · >
preseuon OYer tirSt-rate op· haw · yet to taste V)C::tory • Modena claims Wctarilf ~~
potitioo.. lo~( twipe ~y the same over Compton (28--19) met
The Co\1>1>i.st. Oj>ened 'lip coont. 7-8. to Sbutll TuTance Fountain Valley ~14-7), . :
with a 23-8 dee.Id.on over and Savanna. "....,.... ...._
' ai.atfey and m·eq, disposed ol Non·le.aeue prep football l!s.teMll .. ~ldffo9 lt
Redlands, 22·7. has Garden Grove ~· ~1~· .:':"ri!. , On& Sunset Le*g\.le coach teams furnishing the op-Loe,. u. o-ie. •
called Redlmda "tbl best position to all _,ur area ,r;.:':!t!'" .. U:,::-0,'
Redlands outfit I've seen in ln-ine Lea1ue. lft.ivens. r1 OorMo ''· ~ 1•
f .. ~-·'r ' bi E~-·~ m· v·.··-G-~.. W•ttm •• MllllUll • . out YNf' , . , ,..,.,, I g. ,, .... "1--"P tlUe'll ..v IW:t1-1t, ~ Mlf'.IMll 4
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mage-witb Sama Ana md El Field , and Le Quinta "aftd• .M1. ca,_. 'M. """"' ' •
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Redlands. however, was at Huntington BeaCb High L---"· OllffW • Ible to mve -1" token ~ •. _._t while Ont.Ina V<1~-,., .., ......... 1 ·• ··'1 -,..,n.J ,-'..,..,,. '"'6-'' . . , C:11'"'"'i.t I,\ WllJlttll' I •
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Rose Edges· Alou . Meet Prep G~idders Tliree Coast Area Teams
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"" .P~ B~ ol °":'1"""ti ,, .• ed,pd out PittlburCb 1 Mat·
tf Alou ancl doimncl 1be
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look Ille unolllclal Amorlcan ', LNcue title with the lowest
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-wen1 l~or~ In Cil»
clnuti'a 11-0 abutDut ol San
Checking
Collegiate
Football
Jl'raneltco on the tut d11 of
the . re&War ttMOD, 'trbile
Alon went -.1 a bl\ In
1'"'1 timH at bat I n
Pitt!burgh't M km 11> the
Cblcagl> OUbs.
1blt save Roee • .$.15
mark aod Alou .332. All tile
figures are nmtflc!al udil
confinl>ed by .,. Jeaaue•.
Y11lnft1>1ki -~l<r.S In Boston's +:'3 lots to the New
Yart Venter... It was hia
lhlr<l ba111nf ..-.. but the
lowest wlnninl mart evtr.
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Elm<r Fllct ol Cloftloal In
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Pro Grid
Standings
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T.rit.ons Take Second .
In Big ~unningMeet
''We thoueht-we bad a shot
at it and. we. fln1ahed the
way we espected to," com-
mented coach Don Jetsy or
San Clemente after his cross
country forces took second
OCC Reds
Win Polo
Invitational
The OroJ>i< Qieal C.Bege
Red w a t e r polo squad
roo<ed through the Pirate
Invitational Satun\ay 8 t
OCC to capture fll"l't place
honors, runoing up M points
in three ram.ea to 11 for the
oppofiition.
'Ille Bucg will be hott f«
the Southern ~ Invit.ational
Tuesday and W-ay
beginning at 2 p.m. each
day. There is no ad:mi!sion
dlarge.
C"8dl Jack P'ullerton opLit
his Bue squad. Into two
teams when Loe Angeles
Hortxr lail«I to show.
The Buc11 opened with the
Red team dumptng College
of the Sequoias, 25-3. Mike
Wilson a n d Dan Christy
each iOOred aix end Steve
Wagoner had five.
The Bue White team then
dropped a 14-13 verdict to
Santa Monica, with Doug
Sc!Jaumberg pacing OCC
witb six.
place in Ille Corona del Mar
lnvit&Uonal Crcs1 Counlry Champlanshlps sa1ur11ay.
It wu· agam El Modena.
the constant cross country
nen\eais of the Tritons, that
kept San Clemente from the
champtOD!ih.ip as ~ Van-
guards grabbed the !Op spot
with 78 team Points.
Jei11y, who used two new
meri. for the first time Sat·
untay bopes to have his
1qu.ad improved enough to.
gain ttvenge against the
Vanguards when.they invade
the Triton .course in two
weeks. Last year El Mo-
dena edged the Tritons 1.8--
29 in their only Crestview
League duel
Pacing the San Clemente
effort at Corona deJ Mar
were Qob Lineback (ninth,
10 :11}, Greg Sterlin& (15th,
10.24), &rad Winton (2.lst,
10 :30), Ray Ezell (30th ,
10:37), and Jim Anderson (45th, 10,50).
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120 l . letu Gr1rio., ltl 4.. 0.rde'I
Grcwe,.1Jt 5. est.l'ICLI, 1.ct ._ "llCI'·
hlll. 1'6 7. Lfllr" 11' I.. Hvrlflflllon
8-dl, 212 t. (GUI MKI, 2U lit,
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McQuowr1 !Hill, 10::» 15. Sterll""
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The Reds then whipped
the White team 12-5, with
Paul Hughes scoring four
for the Reds and five me·n
scoring one each !or the
losers.
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The Whites tbfJn outACOred
Sequoias 16-5 with Den Cun-
rrlngbam scoring five.
In the final game, tile
Reds trounced Santa Monie.a
WMll..... 1 J I .S3I 111 1U ,..........,_ I I I ... II _, --MNO...... IJl..US'7A
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18-3, with Mike Albright
scoring !ix and Cluisty five .
Tournament scoring for
the Bucs: Ramblers May Relocate Franchise
Christy, 13; Wagoner, 10 ;
come quickly -poasibly club migbt finish the suson. Mike Cunningham a n d
Within two weeks. as a road team. playing at Schaumbery, 8 each ;
Bakersfied is m•i.;,, .. of-different cities in CaHrornia Hughes-, Afuri.ght, Wil9on, 7
St. let.lb 1 ' • .m 51 .,,
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httlrrw:n J. 11.tol .. J1
Tl>< ~ Focithall Loque·, dalya In Oranp
County are numbered.
s.fl Fr1Mllcit 2 1 I ·"' n 57 'lbat'1 the 11tatus ol the
Orange County Ramblen of
lb• Cll'L these da)'I u
several C.Wornia cities are
attelllfJllna to lure I h e
tranehiH out of Orange
County, where it Is In
serious floanclal trouble.
At!Mlll 0 l • ..... •• \03
Records Fall
In men's and women's
swimmin& at the 19114 Qiym.
pie Games every OlflDPl.c
record wa1 brokea in the
nrimming events. both· in·
dlvlduol and rela,J.
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tinue 11> exist wllhout any In·
come," a team t()Okesman
told tile DAILY PILOT this
moniing.
Ba.ke:r1fitld, Fresno and
San Bernardino are actively
Interested In acqllirlng th•
Rambltn '8Dd a move could
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such a move occur, It ll"OUld out CFL interest. · Oliver, Bob Mosley, Bill
mark a homecomJn1 for After the season the club Luther; 2 each tor Mike
Rambler coacb H 0 mer might settle permmently in-Irwin, FMnk Pa&OO and to one of those cities, the St.eve Owen&; and one for
Beatty, who be&a:n his club spokesman said. Steve Keefaver .
career in that city. r;;:;;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:;;;;;;;;;wiiim The Rambler front office I ·
was plunged into gloom
when only 3,400 showed up
for a highly publicized game
at An.lbe.lni'1 La Palma
Park two weetenda ago. And
that fi(ure was released by
the team'1 publicist, not the
ticket manager.
There is a possibility tbe
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TALKING TO HIMSELF -Robin Lee raham, teen-age solo world W)'.llger,
says he is not only asldng himself questions but an.swering himself. after thrc:e
years of circumnavigating the globe in a 24-foot sailboat. Graham is shown in
his Dove in Newport Harbor before voyage began three years ago.
Sacitoem
Wins King
Harbor Race
Harbor Solo Sailor
Nearing Voyage End
Sacitoem, a Tornado Class
catamaran skippered by
Bruce Harvey of Cabrillo
Beach Yacht Club was the
overall winner Sunday .in
King Harbor YE.cht Club's
Cecil R. King Trophy race.
. The King Trophy race is a
Portsmouth Handicap type
raCf: in which the various
classes are given inverted
starts -the s®west c-lasses
first -with jll5l one finish,
There were 86 boats in 17
classes competing in tbe
sud::len-<leattl event. T h e
·' race started in m<Kl.erately
light winds but wmstled up
before the race was over,
contributing to capsizings in
which several skippers and
crews were in1Uf'ecl.
The first 10 finishers in
the race were:
(I) Sacitoem, Bruce
Harvey, CBYC; (2) Swit-
chblade (catamaran) Neil
Harvey, CBYC; (3) No
name (Tornado Cat), R. F.
Jewett, CBYC; (4) Ariel
(Flyin,g Dutclunan), Frank
Gray, KHYC; (5) Uebchey
j,<Enterprise), Bill Winkler,
ABYC; (6) Luft Behind
(Enteryrise), Jim Hoffman,
KHYC; (7) No Name (R·
11), Dave Harper, KHYC;
Robin Lee Graham, the
teenage Newport B e a e h
sailor who is sailing around
the world ra:lone, hes arrived
at Surinam, Dutch Guiana in
South America after a 47-
day crossing of the Atlantic
fr om Cape Town;s out h
Africa.
The lone 19-year-oJd sailor
stopped briefly at Ascension
Island. He has now com-
pleted over tbree..quarters
of his circumnavigation of
the globe. Robin is a former
student e.t Corona de! Mar
High School.
On July Z1, 1965, at the
age of 16, Robin set out
from San Pedro in his
locally built 24-foot sloop. He
s.ailed to ·Hawaii, the n
through the islands of the
South Pacific.
From the New Hebrides
and Solomoo Islands he sail-
ed to New Guinea and
AUS'tra:tia. He made island
stops while crossing the In-
dian Ocean to South Africa
and rounded Cape Hocn in
severe winter weather.
Now, at the a1'e of 19, with
three years of lonesome
voya·ging behind him, he has
weathered storms, a
dismasting, a near collision,
brushes with hurric&'les,
41 Sabots
_(8) Lemming (Enterprise),
Whitney Barrick, KHYC;
(9) Waipulam (Enterprise),
Jim Griswold, ABYC; (IO)
Dyad. <sn;pe), Bob Schaer-Enter Race
fer, KHYC. .
Results by classes: Forty-one Sabot sailors
SNIPE -(1) Dyad; (2) participated in Long Beach
Blue, Jim Boldt, KHYC; (3). Yacht Club's second annual
Summer Blonde, Mike Ret· Back to School Regatta Sun-
tig, KHYC. · day. The fleet was divided
CORONAD0-15 -(1) No into two classes. Results:
name. Herb Chan, KHYC ;
(2) Celerity, Al Hanner,
WYC; (3) Soufriere. Dick
Obst, KHYC; (4) Risque,
Milt Hannah, WYC ; (5 )
Velero, Bret Page, KHYC.
LIGHTNING -(I) Folio-
mi II, Dick Benner, KHYC.
CLA.M A -are1tt.!1N, Too, Jeff McOermtld, L8YC; !2) 81tUI Llrl, J1ck Kl~n. AeYC; Cl) Dllfd'I M11ler,
Str.r• $m!tn, AaYC; 14\ dff, P11'1Y
MOore, LBYC; (S) G\lntl He>. John s-tskv, A8YC. CLASS 8-(1) Thunder 811w", Rou
1-iol""<!lli•!, L8YC; 121 81u• J1v, M!lct
SUnwcod, $1 ICY; IJ) &ctlbln, !lob
~rlov, AIYCt {4) No nlfTlt, Sltvt
W"•hbum, LBYC1 (!) Gtmlnl, c.trcl
Scnoflk¥, ABYC.
pretty island girls afld blue
lagoons.
His hardest passage was
in the Indian· Ocean when he
was dis.masted ju.st 18 hours
oot of Cocos Island. He
could not turn back against
the trade winds, so sailed
2,300 . miles under a
makeshift jury rig to
Mauritius lsland.
The N<ltionai Geographic
Magazine has featured Ro-
bin's story with numerous
plwtograpm · -many of
them taken by the youn·g ad·
venturer .
P-38 Class
Captured
By Galatea
Ed Taber's Galatea from
the host Oabrillo Beach
Y·acht Club Sunday won the
District championship in the
P-28 Class sailing regmta.
The championship was
held in conjunction w i t h
C'BYC's Fall Series. Win-
ners in the !1!ries t8ce:
MULTlllUIL (9) -(I)
Whiplash, B r ad le y &
Marlo1ite, ClYC.
PHRF (16) -Solitolre.
Bob 'young OBYC.
CAL-40 (7) -F1am-
boyant, Barney F I a m ,
CBYC.
CAL-24 (6) -Ginge< II,
Dave Johnson, CBYC.
THISTLE (5) -Oh<er"
Oiuck Sourgin, SMYC.
CAL-20 (15) -Colleen, Ed
Fbx, CBYC.
545 (10) -No name, Jeff
Baruch, LAYC.
VICTORY (5) -Seagull,
Bob B1'andsberg, CBYC.
GEARY-18 (11) -Wild
Thing, Bill Darnell, CBVC.
MERCURY ( 9) -Tilt,
George Patterson, CBYC.
LlD0-14 - (1) Tender --------------------1
Loving Care, Tom Coles, _
KHYC; (2) DuWle Bubble, A Burke Cochran, KHYC; (3)
No na.me, U:rry Baker,
WYC; (4) Wmd Wisp, Art ennelf J
Weiland, SBYRC; ( 5 ) AUTO c_,..•
Careless Love, Jon Baldwin,
KHYC.
ENTERPRISE -( I )
Liebcbey, Bill W Jn k 1 er,
ABYC; (2) Wit Behind, Jim
Hoffman, KHYC.
CYC Pabst
Race Won
By Sirene
Ed ru .... ·• Sil'<ll<, !lying
the colors of ~ Loog ~ach
Y aoht Ch.lb, was the overall
and Cius A winner Satur·
day of tile Pal>St Trophy
predicted log race
sponsored b y Calil..Ua
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H£Rf'S WHAT 'YOU FIND OUT ••• _____ ._._ ... _., ............ ___ ,._'"" ............ ......._ ......... Rilleen navtcated tbe 30 • 'Pli:IVINI •ROUND' ' mile course with a total er-H'ERf'S HOW rr WOlkS •••
ror of .635 percent. The 8UICKLY TILL YDU TME ::::::::::c--....,.._._::'.,:.:
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DAIL V PILOT 2:;
~ N~arly 200 Enter BYC, NHYC Fall Regatta
Neatly 200 boats "in 17
clalses &bowed up on the
&W1lng lloes Seblrday 8l1d
s..D)' for Balboa Yacbt
Club and N._,.t Harbor
Yadlt Club's Fall Regatta:.
Largest clan was the
Pacific C,lam!lnuJ• with 21
eptriee. 'lbe wvmer was na-
tional champio·n Bob
-~·· Copy Oat from Oollrillo Beacb Yadlt Club.
-largll8t e1a ... -tile Pacillc Haodloop .lladng
F1eet with 19 eotri.... Tbo
rece COldled for tbe Jim
DlctBOD Troifty for """""'
hig!J pol!& -.. The wln·
Mr was Glenn Reed's ~
II from South Shore Sailing
Club.
Ll.gbt winds 8lld O'Yercast
skies prevolled both cla!)"i.
BYC was to cba.rge of
oustQe classes racing in the
ocean off Balboa '.Pier. end
NHYC ·lWltldled the dinfhy
cluses . racing inside .the
harbor.
'OCEAN RACIN'G (7) -
(1). Volante II, Mike Hirsh,
BYC; (2) Melee, DOI\ Ayres
Jr.; NUYC.
PHRF (19) ~ (!) Aloha
II, Glenn Reed, SSSC; (2)
DplpUn, !\lj1t Allione, VYC;
(3) Lanlru, Bud Harvey,
BYC.
RHODES-33 16) -(I)
MlStress, Hug b lo &
Fiuldin, BYC; (2) Manda,
Bob Ke-fen, BYC.
ENDEAVOR (6) -(!)
Aphrodite, Bill Longjahr, sssc.
PACIFIC CATAMARAN
(21) -(I) Copy Ca~ Bob
Be.ker, CBYC; (2) No. 801 Vauglln Olton, SMYC; (3)
Paci.ficus, ~ Allen, S.SSC.
LUDER&IS (13) -(I)
Shibul, -l Galllner, VYC;
(2) Angel ~ Louise Fun-
detbet·g, NHYC.
"111USTLE (9) -(I) Golda
Everett Rosl!, BYC: (2)
Arlel, Bob Reilly, SSSC; (3)
Metamorphosis, Mike Allen,
BYC.
INTERNATIONAL-14 (6)
-(1) -te T<l'llado. Roger
Weh-b, VYC; (2) No. 764,
Jim Sawyer, 5$C.
FINN -(I) Fred Miller
Jr., SSSC; (2) Lis a
Gustafson, NHYC.
LEHMAN-12 -(I) Bill
Symes, NHYC; (2) Barton
Beek, NHYC; !3) B i 11
1-"pwortti. NYYC.
LIDO-HA -(I) B!U
McOlrd, BYC; (2) Jim
Tyler, BYC; (3) Me<lin
Gayman, ABYC.
LIDO·HB -(I) D<ni
K;n;t, BYC; (2) Svend
Nielsen, NH Y C ; (3)
1.eomrd Pernick, SBSC.
KITE A -(I) Peter
Parker, NHYC; (2) Lanco
McCabe, BYC; (3) Jobn
Daigh, NHYC.
KITE B -(I) Olar! ..
Beek, BIYC; (2) Lynn
Harvey, NHYC; (3) Tom
Safttg, NHYC.
SABOT A -(1) Nina
Nielsen. NHYC; (2) Bob
Burn5, CYC; (3) Curt Olsoo,
CYC.
SABOT B -(I) Bob
McCord, BYC; (2) Molly
·Lynch, BYC; (3) Jamie
Bedan, BCYC.
SABOT C -(!) Clyan
H<>ll, BYC; (2) Bill J-.
NHYC ; (3) Badelyn, O>ll
NHYC.
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CHARGED UP -Dodge Charge. "500" ls new for
1969 and ls dlstlnguished fl<lm Ill Charger aod Char-
ger R1T counterpart by a f..tbaclt rear roof line J1Dd
In High Gear
flush mounted grille. It comes with ~ce ol 425-hp
Hem! or 440 Magnum engine and with ellher 'auto-
matic or manual foor·~ transmissfon.
Letter From Dad
Economic Outlook
Told Like It Is
SAN 1/IAHCISCO (UPI)
-Tho BIQl)o o/ A-
•; todGf ~ud Ill
le59 •"""""* /or•<Ori with a rrport writ:tn the war a
Jal/In miglll •zplaift it lo
1111 chfldrrn, ., folJ<>w<: '
Am-, I•
D£AR CHILDllEN:
Your -ml I have carelully considered your niq-lor • bigger
.U-. We will nep 11
under -11111, ill llio ..-... woold lllo to
toll It !lb It ii.
we mI,.,i have to tighten the !lmll1 Jl'll'IO atrloe& & bit,
WI -be opClmllti< ti the 1mg run.
You will ldll be able to
make purcba1e1 fer
yourMlvu, but 1n 1 more moderate and 1e1 e c tl v e
mlt!Mr. Thul, while there
vt IOllle weak polnta In our
tamUy llomces M th1a time,
Ille outloolt II good.
New Dodge Agency Opens 111811 u Pot: to be a llttle
dlller<ot from lse8. Mi:m
and I will be p!071ng _..
18x11 11> Ille p.....-lor
Sodol Socurity ml the -
lri V1etuMn. -ol thJa
""" mould •11 try to bold down our expenaea. 1bat
means ff!Wer cweaten and
beB--and ......-.\1.
Sa'Ve I ltt!e. j
T\llllO -be plcldng up """""1mld·7er. lo cue
the V-queliloa II oet•
tied with • liltinl peace.
our ttrencth u a flmily
sboWc! Co..-becalllO your
dad' Is In aA ~ oot
clmety Ued to Ille WIT el·
lort. Tbll should "'"° lower
our tine• in the loac nil.
By CARL ,CAIISTENSEN
A three.quarter millloo
, dollar illvubnent probobty
beot -Oroage Coon· ty's newest Dodge
deelen!Oj>, H'atbor Dodge,
in Costa. Mesa. .
Located at 2888 Harbor
Blvd., the new facility is
Juat 1,,.. mlleo -ot -. ........ iler1lle SnJder
became a Dodge dealer
6even years ago. Snyder. a
25-year vetnen or the auto
-· i... .,,...1 the llUlt 14 yean; as both an Orange
County dealer and resident.
Under his owner1hip
Harbor Dodge has become
one of the top volume Dodge
dealenbips in the nation.
The DOW fadlity Whld!
Walter Winchell 1ay1:
"Drivo •Now 1969 C.r W... v-Spodol Ordor '69 Am-I"
If lhl aew 1969 car you Wlllt 1111 to bt .,..w-....--...... othtr '69 to driw while you nit! And tie-
. ~ .Eucutive ii the llfllll car leuiq -c:omfMy ifl Southcm California; k pt1
priority on delivery of .it new 69'&1 Bette,
caU Elccutivc todt1y.
Kl 7-3011
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C.A.R LB.A.SING COMP.A.NY"'
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' I See by Today's
Want Ads:
• There' 1 a dandy b&rpin ln
the travel trailers lleCtloo
for a 15' Scottsman. Sleepll
5 lor only $895! •••
e Need e. instr\lment for the
acbool bmd! ln todt\Y'I
musical instrument clnss
then'• an alto sax. clari·
~ St. George bass elec·
tr1c ruitar. Make otter!. , .
• You'd have to 1ee thil to
believe It! RCA gas wuh-
er I dryer tor only $50! • • .
• 11 ~ have 10tne spare
time on the wedl:ends or
Bltler work here'• • 18'
Malibu outriger, com·
~ equipped that need•
90me woril: lo ftniata~ ••.
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Warrants pc>Uels a ~ OOft'IWnet~ of potlinttel profit
and limited t1sk.
Rob•rt Rotstan, MBA, will diK .. J tM CMIRtO" Jitock
WIN'lntS in: '
"A LOOK AT SOME WARR~TS"
Watkfns Johnson
Ottontto
First M\c. ln't'tstors
Fuqua Industries
Levin Townsend Lint Ttmco Att.e
URI T ernco Aetol9tOI
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TUESDAY ,-OCT. 1-7:30 P.M.
The Island House-Newport Fashion lalend
For rtS«Valiolls, please phone Mrs. Luce
@ o~~~:f~~.~:_o·
~501 ll!llCff ST~ NEWPORT l£M:lf • -21
l ot OMMt Thruqtiout""' ~
covers aver .t acres ill three
times Jars<r than I h e
previoul store. It.I eervice·
parta ~ !ealureo 30
6ervice iit&lls.
Harbor Dodi"'• layooi 11
capable of !tocking over 300
new and 200 used cars. In
addition to its large stoc.k of
autos the dealership i1I one
of the top volume truck cen·
lerl aod opecializes in the
e v e r-o:vwke recnation
veblclemartet.
Runrwnc the ageocy with
Snyder ie &eneral manager
Bob Swldt who ii In cbarge
of 70 elllployol, indoiling a
oorv!ce department l1:afl ol
25 .
During the silt months
Swick boo been aseocialed
with Harl>or Dodge, the
oe-y bu been the cooo·
ty's top volume dealer for 3
COMeCutive months and last.
month was the number ooe
dealer in the L4s Aogeles-
Orango Co\lllty r<gion in the
sale of. Dodge can and
truck&.
"Dodge broke all Alles
records lut y&ar," Snyder
sald, "ana Southern
Calllornla led the way with
a 40 percent gain in sales."
Georg• Harrison
SALES MANAGER
Zone Sales
Chief Picked
By Cadillac
George W. HaJTli90ll 00$
been <pp<Jinted as Cadillac
Mo.tor Car Divisk>n's L05
Ang_eles sales zone
manager, Fred T. Hopkins,
general sales manager of
the division, annouriced.
He succeeds Richard P.
-ot tbll will be llOCl<ed II> uo by !ht end d lb!• y.or,
ocound Cbrlstm., ohopplng
time, and well into 1969
wheo the insurance
Jft!l'lums and -ed
taxes come around. Because
of this we woo't buy a new
freezer next year and we
might decide to keep tbe car
for IDOCher yeer-etter all,
the ~·· i.. still pretty pd.
We still have a big bill
from depar1ment m:ires for
purcbues we have made in
the pal\,.few yea.n; and will
haove to meet t ho s e
pa~ents. In the meantime.
my union is demanding
higher wiages, which should
take care <lf some ol these
out· of-the-ordinary ex·
penditures.
Things are costing more
and I'm not keepmg up
salary-wise, which means
less savings in the bank.
This situation might exist
for a while Ulltil we hear
what Ule De"W' President bas
in mind And I guess his
decisions will depend on the
Vietnam situation.
This is not all ~ glocmy
as it sounda, bow ever. While
And '° our t.lc IC:ttliCUl.!I
al>ould not be .,.,..-
even u I repcrt IOllle
i-Jmlstlc poooillilllleo. At I-!ull omployment ot the
-1 ...... In this how• ... IN.
The reol Ult b' ua will he to &ee ~ the dedllons
your ""'" .00 I will be mAkini; refal'ding our f&mi·
ly financel wW keee our ex·
penses reasonably stable ..•
and a mild a slowdown in es:
pen&e! should be a step in
the right directton f<r all of
us, at IN.rt until we have a
clear picture ~ what ls bein ......... ... g ... ----· Aodoolodvlseyrub>
consider your own finances
. . .stick to the nece1sary
thlngs .m Cllttfully weilg!l
ooy heavy expenditures. We
shoo.Id leave erni&h room to
keep all of. our pl~ flexible
to take ad'voantalge of sale!
rand reasonably p r 1 c e d
wares.
So while J sympathize
with your desire fur .a, big·
ger allowance, l ltave to
weigh your requert against
tile prices we will be paiying,
and cost reduction will con·
tiraJe to receive priority in
this household. I suggest to
all ol you that we sti it out
and persevere.
Keep your cool.
U>ve,
Dad.
Early indications are that
Dodge will continue the hot
sales pace and Snyder gives
no indication of letting up.
"We expect our sales to ex-
ceed 500 lllits a month dur·
ing the 1969 model year and
our de.alersb.ip will service
wbat it sells,'' be concluded.
~ ~ ~ ESTES MAKES BlG
CllEVY PRED!CTIONS
When E. M. "Pete" Estes
Brown who has resigned to
enter private business. Har·
rison has been Gadillac's
Memphis zone m a n a g e r
since Joan. 1, 1964.
A graduat.e of Montana
State University, Mr. Har-
rison joined Cadillac in
January, 1959, mter 16
years of Gener.al Motocs
autunotive s a I e s ex·
perlence. His flrot .,..;gn-
ment • a business manage.
meet repreaenta.Uve was
followed by a prunotion to
district manager c4 the
Pittsburgh area in April,
1959.
U.S. Shopping Trend
Toward Fewer Stores
was in Loa Angeles recently
t.o introduce the n e w
Chevrolet line b> newsmen.
he declared thai
"Cltevrolet'• 1969 m ode I
sales will reach 3,500,000
vei*:les. and that the
diviskin expect! to be the
flnt individual auto maker
in history to exceed 3
million 1alu."
Estes, Clievrolet general
mUJICer, looks t o w a r d
Ca 11 f orniia, particularly
Southern California., for the
help he Deeds.
••aievrolet has taken over
first place in car sales in
California for the fJ..fSt time
in four ~aris and we intend
to stay there," Estes said.
He said that Oievrolets
resurgence in the local
market bas been sparked
matnly by the improvement
1n eales cf the Camaro and
the a..vy 11.
"Camaro has b e en
tremendously popular in
California and ~us 68 per·
Mit tagber-here than na-
tionally while the O>evy 11
sells 13 percent higher here
than elaew'here, he added.
Estes sai<I that in June,
the latest month for whlch
completer e gist ration
figurer are available ,
Chevrolet outsold its major
competitor 11,500 cars to
11,320. 1bis is the first time
s~ mid-1964 that
Chevrolet has edged to the
front in Calilornia Wes and
as the figures indicate its a
close and competitive race.
He was named district
manager in Minneapolis in
~, 1959, and prunoted
to-aasistant zone manager of
Cadillac'• Chicago s a 1 e s
zone in April, 1962. Two
years later he was ap-
pointed wne manager of the
Memphis zone.
$1 Million
Products Go
On Display
More than $1 mi!lion
worth ol products that he~'l
keep the world of business
moving at today's deman-
ding speeds will be on
display during the Southland
Invitational Business Show,
Oct. 1·3 in the Anaheim Con·
vention Center, 800 W. Kat·
ella St.
The show. formerly kncwn
as the Orange County
Business Show, will be held
in the center's air-con·
ditioned Exhibit Hall.
G e o r g e ColouriJ. ~
ducer, said the name wes
changed to iOOicate the
-geolfaphlcal areo the
show now 5erves.
NEW YORK (UPI) -1£
the stores seem to be get·
ting more and more crowd·
ed and the lines at the
d'leckout couriters longer
and looger, don't blame it
all on the populati'on e~
pk>Sion; the stores are get·
ting fewer and fewer.
Attrition is he av i e st
among a random assort·
ment of small, specialized
retail unit8 dealing i n
everything from anti'ques,
hobby materiab, flowers,
gravestones and monuments
.aod. leather goods through
coal, !uel oil and ice sup-
pliers to retail dealers in
siec61ldballd. goods (ex·
eluding autos), optical pro-
ducts, leather and luggage,
artists supplies a~d pets.
But i! also is quite
discernible in the food
retailing business,
supermarkets included, and
fn the restaurant, 1un·
cheonette, and tavern side
of the !ood industry as well.
Hardware and radio·
t e levisio:n establishments
also art dwindling 1 n
number.
It i1 the automobile that
has been drawn into retail·
fog's charmed. circle. Retail
est.abtilbmeota a e 11 i n g ,
repladng, tervidnc, and returbilbinc Uie car are
growing in number at a rate
...0,. outdl&tanclnc the -In depo111meol and dlocollDI .-..
'VANISRED'
Audltl &: Surveys Jnc.,
Ploct: Irvin• Coest Country Club .
1600 E. Cooof Hl9hw•y, N•wpori loKh, C.lifomlo
Re1ervation1 rtquired: C.R Mr. E. R. Ol1on v ... m .. of (714) S-49-107' "' 642-4090.
or Mr. WillfeM J.
SHEAR·SON, HAMMILL & CO., INC.
M•'"h•n •' N•• Y/t.,"' Stec.k &c.h•~t•/F111~d14 ltOJ
901 DOVH DllVE. NIWPOlT HACH, CALll'OlNIA
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which keeps close tabs oo
the retadl trade, reports that
nearly 72,000 retail stOres
"have vanished" from the
continental United States in
the pa6t 10 yean;; 14,170 of
them almost overnight.
There are now 1, 722,820
retail establlshmem in the
U.S,, down sharply from
1, 736,990 last year and
1,794,7(4 in 1958.
Awlill & Surwyi took a
JO.year ~ beod-
count over the major retail
categories -department
and discount stores. autos,
food, a p p a r e I , furniture,
hardware, drugs, liquor,
jewelry, camera, cports,
stationery, farm and garden
equipment, g i f i 1 and
noveltitl, and variety
stores. It found e net
decrease of approximately
22,200 ...,. 1958.
As thfs group accounted
for 1,440,430 of the 1,722,820
stores now in existence, the
bulk of the attrition -near·
1Y 50,000 cf the 72,000 stores
that have vani.Jbed -oc·
curred in the ''others
group" that numbers only
about 282,400 in AU.
In the major cl8SISifica·
tioos, the largest si.ngle
change was a 4.5,012 drop in
retail food stores 1n the 10.
year period b> 308,060. "Eat-
d r i n t ' ' establllhments
dwindled by 1,435 to :lff,810.
DIST ANT SECOND
On the other baod. the
aUll> -jumped by 22,713
to m,780 and liquor stores
were a distarit second with a
rl3o ot 4,662 to -0,730. Drug
.-,_by 3,481 lo 59,860
and sporting goods
establiahmenta were up by
2,148 to 13,700.
Notable beneficiaries of
the co.tcenbwtfon of ntail
p>wer in the pool 10 yoars
""' Ille d~ ex! dis·
CGWrt ........ 'lber have
doubled In number -7,010
tod>:t ~ wttll 3,417
In 1968. 'lbO rise becm pick-
ing up steam !rt ,_,t
yetn; 1,710 ha~ bell add·
ed lf1l<e 1986.
Discount rtont nmber
3,110 today; neart1,ltalf of
all departmml a-. lo
lllM, there were ool7 2,200.
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EVERETT, Wash. -On the wall
near the cabin mockup of Boeing
Aircraft's new 747 there hangs a
framed cartoon.
It is done to scale, a cutaway
view as if one were looking at a
!!ection of the aircraft's main
passenger compartment.
In progress inside the fuselage is
a spirited bowling match on four
full official lanes.
Behind the bowlers a n d
scorekeepera ls a. set of bleachers
with 30 or 40 spectators.
Behind them is a wall and on the
other side of the wall a bar with a
bartender polishing glasses for
patrons on stools.
The caption reads : "And there's
."' hockey match up front."
THIS REALLY could happen in·
side the giant of giants in the air
passenger field , the Boeing 747,
that bas kept all production
schedules and rolled out right on
time September 80. Maybe the
-Passenger load, about 360
passengers in a typical con--
figuration, but up to almost 500 in
some configurations under study.
-Engines, four of them, ap-
proximately twice the power of the
largest commercial jet engines in
use today. ·
-Speed, cruising speed of 625
miles an hour, 20 to 40 miles an
hour faster than most commercial
jets now in operation.
-Range, 6,000 miles at max·
imum weight, enough to fly non·
stop from Los An'geles to London or
Paris. .
-Crew, three or four pilots and
flight engineers and approximately
15 stewardesses.
· hockey match up front would be a
bit squeezed for space, but unless
you have actually seen the 747 and
walked through a simulated cabin
arrangement, you just can't grasp
how large it is.
WITH ALL of Orange County's
worry about air travel and air
noise and involvement in the air
age, up to now there is no need to
worry about the 747 taking oH from
Orange County Airport. It requires
about 10,000 feet of runway -
available at most all metropolitan
airports -but !)range County's
runway ii just over 5,000 feet in
length.
ARTIST'S DRAWING SHOWS NEW BOE ING 747 SUPERJET IN FLIGHT,
Its impact on air travel in the
United States very likely will be
just as great as its jolt to those who
first see its size up close.
How big is it? wen, if statistics are your forte,
try these on for size :
-Length, 231 feet, 4 inches -
almost 80 feet longer than the
Boeing 707. If you like to draw
analogies, a high school football
star could kick a football as far as
he could once, pick it up and kick it
again and chances are he wouldn't
have gone from nose to tail.
Barring the unforeseen, the
Boeing 747 may be one of the most
successful aircraft ever developed.
Model One was rolled out right on
schedule and it very likely will
take to the air for preliminary
testing by Dec. 17. That date marks
the 65th anniversary of the Wright
Brothers first flight at Kitty Hawk,
North Carolina.
VERY SHORTLY thereafter,
other 747s will begin pouring out of
the giant Everett complex at an
ultimate rate of more than one a
day.
Considering the cost -~
mlllion without seats and galleys -
tbaf s quite an ec ~l'lom.ical cash
register, even for the mammoth
Boeing Company and its sprawling
Seattle complex of air manu.fac·
tu ring.
Viewed from the side, the 747
could be considered in three layers.
The bottom layer is for storage,
equipment and, in some models,
for galleys that can be raised and
lowered by elevator.
The second layer is the mam~
moth passenger compartment. It is
VIEW LOOKING TOWARD REAR SHOWS 747 INTERIOR
ARV. BEHIND FLIGHT DECK MIGHT L~K LIKE THIS
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nearly 20 feet wide -7 feet wider
than the common airliner in use to.
day. ·
THE THIRD layer does not ...
tend the entire length of the plane.
At the forward end of the 747, a
slight hump is quite noticeable.
The. foremost part of this bump ls
the flight deck, oddly not too di!·
ferent from the coclq>it of the 707 or
~ now !n un. Behind the ' .
cockpit is an upper deck com·
partment for which many fanciful
ideas have been advanced.
It' may be merely a bar for lint
class passengers, but other nn...
aginative. ~Jee!! Jndl~_ale that it
may also I be used for a Pri.V•I•
stateroom with bed, a private
lounge or a business office for
those executives who want the
ultimate in privacy.
Window . seats may be a lltUe
hard to come by in the center aec-
tion of the 747. There are rows of
seats, of course, . alongside the
fuselage for the entire length of U,e
craft. But in addition, a wide
center set of four.abreast seats will
ofier plenty of comfort b u ~
passengers' view will primarily be
of a movie screen in front of them.
Assembly of the super·jet is in a
new plant Boeing built here in
Everett. By any standard, it is
huge. The main building in which
the 747 is assembled is, in volume,
the world's largest building. It
covers 48 acres.
Boeing ls shooting for FM
certification of the 747 by October,
1969. This would permit customer
airlines to begin 747 service in 18.te
1969. Pan American will get model
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BOEING MATES SEGMENTS OF LARGE JETLINE@ ,.
No. 1, followed by Lulthansa _and
Japan Airllnea. Boeing already has
firm orders for 158 of the $20
mlllion 747, with delivery ranging
from September, 1969 to late 1971.'
Largest users of the 747 will be
Pan Am, with 2,1; TWA, with 22;
·~ United, with 18; and Amerlcmrand
Northwest with 10 each. 'P.;rac--
tically every airline in the woi:t,d•-
including such lines as _1!9llth
African and Iberian Airline11 of
Spain -has entered orders for tbe
747,
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RANCHO LA CUESTA,'1' Huntington Beach, has
the bat •aluea f,n a new home in the entire uea.
I & 2 lltory, 3 a. 4 bdm>J, 2 balbo, quality col!llruc-
Uon Including all kitchen bullt·lm, fireplace, fully
carpeted, lha.ke roof, concrete driveway, large
Iota. Walldn1 dlJlance to Public Beach.
$2!.050 to $27,700 ·
FHA·VA·Conv.nt1on1I
~t ean .... Jt2t 1n1i1., lHttw .. 10 a 1
3600 Seavlew
Coron• ct.I Mir
$69,500
OPIN DAILY 1-5 __ ,,,., Thlliovd>
I bdrm tmw \I lold«t wttb
prlDtllUQc. aD4 • klmtecl Cl1
• CIJl'llS kit cnb' CDt R*d
to ........ '-_
ft tn both tha uvq: rcxim
Uld the famly room. buDt-
to. kUd.i. and lib MW QJD-
dJtian inlldt and out. Dml't
let thla OM lltp bf.
Delancy RHI Estate
Z28 E. Coast Hwy, OiM:
mm1I
llayfront
Pier & Slip
3 BR • 3~ ba + fam. n:n
an, xtn.. )&e. fee .impie lot.
Nmr jetty nn prtvate stnet.
.oet&l~ desiped. cmt.
blt. Anm.11 OWDfl' uk-
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Joe CWiaon .......
Cohlw1ll, Banker & C..
642-7777
l90I Hartlor Blvd., C.M.
{)pet EVtt.
WESTCUFF
Outst1ndln1 V1fue
Ehler • lovd)' courtyard to
• tars• ' Bedrocm. • ! bl.di ·------Md ctr.pa • One bedrwm
Ind bath complet•ly ltJlU'-
ate ftr motlier or ml.Id.
Many, many extna mm
.... top value .. 118.500.
646-7171 546-2313
fohn macnab
BAYFRONT: n · Bt.ytroot wtd:l ~
1: noat s Bdrm, dinins
rm, ~ Ba,yfnmt
patkt, 3 au sarace, 4
,...... aid. Only $U>.500
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REALTY COMPANY
18100VERDR.
NEWPORT BEAal
(714) 642-123S
~ W&ITCI..u"F DRIVE
646-Till Open Evn.
A Real Hit!
11'8 extra larrt Macro "D"
plan. 3 BR I: 9t'par&te Rum-
pus nn w!.th an ttw: trtrn.
mlnp. El5tblutf .... $45,1(1)
Or1"9" Cout Pn>perty m M.rg'Uftite 67J..8550
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No Down 1'1ymentt
$23,500
NO DOWN PAYMENT Rural_ ........... a..
dt)'. 5 bedrma. 2 bUtla. Fer,,.
mat dlntns room •tra!Unl
thoR festlw oceuk:u. AD
built-In dream ldtche. INeo
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TARBEU. 299S Hutlor
IEACH
BARGAINS!
l BR HOU9e R-2 •••• $21,950
2 BR Houte + Reita!, $40,IDJ
!Arp Duplex ... , • • $45.000
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Propertits
673-7420 EvOI: 67J.9117
DUPlll
Home & 2 Units
Uve in one • rent two, 3 BR.
~ BR A Bach Apt on o:net
lot, $34,000.
Graham Realtv Near N.B. PWt Ofc. &M.Xic
OORONA D!;L MAJ\
2 tmuaes or. iot
So ... -.. FORnN CO .
~ evea50-(Q80
4 ledrm -Ml11 Verdt
$24,9SO
Hard to ftrxl at tb1I prb !n
---2 ..,.,,. • family ''FUD-In" IUlm actJa·
o.nt tbe dtMm ldb:bm With
all Ille ..,..,_ 1 .. 11 ...
Mturd. Nev new aatpet· tnc. Br1ck 111Uo. MO-JTJ)
TARBELL 2!115 Harbar
Elegance & Privacy
A VIEW built ll'OUDd. a
tU't )'Vd. 4 BR 3 baths
muter llltte A Uvtns atta
T H E ~/EAL
r::-:T ATE F'.C~ Le1H With Option lePV•ted from ~··
1._..,..., ..... ,...,. ... ,,0ubtand"1c 5 BR home with w1ni by /11 tiled plle•>'-1• -.bout XKlO sq ft For ltue IV AN WEU.S' NEW HOME OCEAN VIEW (vvy ..........ie) In d>oloe Roy J. Wan! Co. "'-1!00
O>oice Newpen HeJPi..,.. N-Clcota .,_ n--TRY OFFER
• Redecorated 3 bdrm. 2 hood. Immediate occupe.ncy. 3 BR SN.ch hOuae nr. Bay
bath, muter bdrm. w/ftrt. Htlrry! Spacious Ip Uvln1 rm, fir.
pl-=@, tam. nn. ~. Hv~ COU..EX>E REALTY 546-MSO place, Lgt kit. $39,500.
rm. '-din. af'ft, blt·ln kitch· B1lboa R11I Estate Co.
m, W/W cpt. .. dra~ • Low Down Pmt. 700 E. Baltic. mvt1 .. BalbCM
ONJ.Y $39,500. ORlole 3-0.*>
1'C" THOMAS, Rultor BUU..OER.S Close out. Lei:
H ••• _ ... ,, u. 3 Bdrm, , ll hllh. Newport H..t-hts
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DAVIDSON Realty -""""06 """"" ...._ uT21,_
fAMIL Y SIZE $22, 950 Mlut ,J3;•900 im
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• ~ 1~ BATH VA Owoed. Alt· ~ lnclud:ina bullt·ln ran&• • s BJ\, 2 t.,"'iuu dlntnc rm, 'month. f99o-4125 17816 Cameron MT-2125
I -BWll·ln Kitch-own. 4 lU'p llodn>oma prt. hple. -patio. '!\iy
,Dnpea ood 644-7171 546-211' MAt ... Dat Mir 1105 -l>atb.U-..,ll..,. i.,.,momo.Avtlltounod. Dvp ..... Unfvm. S975 L0tvn• IMeh _ .. -....... .,~ ... -B 0 -wltb .. 1 .. ---~ llalty m-. ~loc ated to --• y wner -· -cov-A , • 1125; 2 B.R., IV., w/w, NEW~ J BR J BA ~. EXa!U.ENr Nffr · ~lnpaUo+covered tG$B1.$ drps. aiN!ond.Tot.10.lt. 1 a tl clce buttt-1111 . ~ • --J'ac-WMtcllff ShototN"I Saft 6•/a and fJ9' -patio -to. -· NEW Dtlwle I --'8rokor • ~9111 Panonmlc vi"' overlooldll& tOf':"'llbrdt on D:rwn • Sec-Nat, cleU hlid1~move1111 I Ont ol a klftd. $21,950 Md 4tn 2~ bathl drep6ace, H.E:NTALli Allto S.ach. Mature adults
........ &anclnc ·-. 3 Bedn>om • wltb --~ bay ft pullnauJa -ba Y AplL Fumhhed <nly, no chldm 11811. 45"'6 ~-"'-Ill • ......_. Dbl • """" ... __ _._, Mar v1.... all electric bullll.oo • •L• ...........,, Want• ...... ...._, ~• tars> ud --..., l'IUI -..bor.'a.lldra OJ<. 0.-.I • -~··••~ • .,,_, '•••-r _, ~':. ·wDL· ORD* -\ ..... w:.i .. $21,950 2 both wltb -y..,1y -pr. . DI 0. """ Unfvml-SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIOH FOR
lll:TA • ''"' -. er 1ow "°"" . ...--l!IM4'll l--.1 !5ts-allll W-1T!T RENT G.-.t 5000 NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS
·.''' FHA. • , •.• w ~ o..i • • f I lpocltl 11ate °""" .Iii. ollar? "'""'"' C.JL.-e Part -• In coadi-VERY Oean • BR J bolho, • ~oomo urn turo 1 """ _ 5 11.,.. _ 5 buckt ~· °""' M-. Two -.. .... _ .. .,,.. PACIFIC SANDS ;:.· ='"8~ "! $25 Month v'NDOME . • .... _ ..... n ""'"'"' . ~ bedlaom apart-R1N 4 ledroom tine and excellmt IMPERIALI ~. Win» A.at . l'UlLOPl'ION'OOllUY t ::='1..:-9llll7•w:,_ ~ C.":" .. ~,::: m~th 1% ti.tbs, built-Trlrn and neat with 2 Ratba. bu,y, O.ventionll lol.D avaJl. 4 IP&doua bedrooru, Deane 5t6-Cl.C1 No depotlt o.a.c. Mtkt rweJVatlonl NOW ....-oTMrM fllQ• .,.L• -ra.t..Dl!l ONL YI ~T .:;'. ~= :=:; ~ ':.i':" io:'; ;:: :.:_ -J~::,"'! !."!. !:':':::' ... ~Id.,'.! $11'; S B.l!., 1\l be.; IDcd Furnt::.:·fu.1,, Newly Rodecorated To -~:11:..~:..~~~radlM M ~411h 8-t ~ln1, and _.._ $25.'l!IO • Low .... our .......... major "-Inc· -r::· --OX SIT W. 19th, c.M. $48-SW CIOM IO Shopplnt,!'•rk Ill ACfta lO mhlu!H down-Hovo Tappan l!Wl'"' dlll> 12'1' .. ;~ t.etor. alb-downFHAornodanVA.· 2751POf'tOlaDrlva prt~s::;:o_~~ $1(11); l-~ fncd yd. 1561.W.Lacln,AnhmTf~ AOULTS ONLT town Reoo, Ntr1ada $8500. walher,WantDrllll'r-.~
1tantW. retlll'ft on )'atlr m.. WI DOW tor det.lll&. Call: J46..t337 ,.__wu -~ ~-03 _ carp., drpc.; rm. fDr b:lat or SUQ. 2 B.& tn. ~a. Patio, e Spf.doul S Br'a, 2.Ba elev. Want local cleer )and Band saw. Alm> ba~ .22 cal,
-l Pricod to sell Call Big 4 -~--·~• trlr e~ __ •fwl blt·lnl. -OX. •Swim Pool, PuVpom or.,,,._..,.'>· Aaen> Mortin 39 want t" jc;aw. I tod~. 4 Bedroonu, 2 ti.tbl wttll Mna Yenl1 1111 . GU". ~ Bn>k• SM-«llO • P'rpl, tndiv/b*Y flac'lJ owner MMlM 54MTl9
•d* fam111' !QXD. ~ Rl!:PUBUC H • ' BR. Government Tr1ntf1r s:·:.~B.~ l~:·a: ~ $95; 1 B.R.. ti.chtlor. Patio 1845 Anaheim Ave. Colonial 2 Br. 2 Ba. View -HA-VE---. T-..,..--IMO--~-,..-,.-,'
b' Olll'peted and drt.ped. _.... ·--·-· ~':_ ... ~--muat ~ ··-• BR o.K. Brit. ~ pt ~ta. utWti• pUL • COSTA MESA 60-2824 ... hm. 1n,s., ~I . A 2 my s•,SOG -"""· Complete Elec kttcbm, lu'le ...,.,~ 1o1·1UU1, -· ., VW'PIS" -.. ... .,.. Brdm-SM-6880 " ·~ ct. Approx T WANT:~ 3 BR Cll' M,,_ .......,. -tso .• n~ .-~Z-e:xtru. PUllG-l'trm lane Olrpt:ta. ..,.._ hup .,.. old· Wuit am in unitl •-~ ~ -patio w I -..,, heavy Cooto -1100 ~-·• u-·-•100 Coote MoA . 5100 ,. · c. · bile..,..,, Call RIY Gaull
boe.t orc&mpertnnar.Only Owner, cul-de-uc. ! BR.. st.kerool.Prloedtoaiellfut "'"'• ~ • Own-Brk:r.J.ft5pmf99.1990 MG-ll51 Herltap R.F... :.::O~~:~J.:! llf.BA,tam.nn,frple, ata>Jy$25.500 -Gi'«FllA •FB.11.UyJbo.c.tpaa,' 1 dnpesl • SUS CASITAS HARBOR :_BR.187>bo"""':!:..l30001n"'· WW.,.do"ooo-·-.196T blt-bic, chq crptl. cuat-tennt. am rm. r p c 1 • • mo., or _,., dn. e. ...,, ~-..,.
wWVA. ~ points h rnA or om dip. p;,500, 549.3'85 P1vl Jones RNlty ~~--~t I w·•• nu,. fumithed 1 Br. 6 Bachelor ENS colts Sl\'G mo. Poue.. toda)r ::__,~ .. ~teonnor ~ .. !,."'
8'7·l.J6e Evff 536-11.24 ..... -~ e ..... Apts. QRE ~ HT 1;",.!-.~·· FOR bola ......... ....... ·--Wond ...... ·I N -1-. ichool••-,...$215..,. m0Newpcr1Bm1. ---,..., ,.....,. -rt ·-GLEN MAR mo. Jal• 1ut, 1511 ~ M-b> Hotpo1nt * ..,.2434 *
A _,.w.:~ 11,.. Volleyblll Anyone! SPECIAL ::;-': ::;-''$-... .=.. $25 Wk. Up ~a $'100· ~==';;
are 1ookinc lot the best for -·~• __ In ~ ol ~. <Nlte BRa.1~ bl;., cpta/drpL Garqe, fenced Jd. Oean • lbM!io 6 ~ -. incl. utU. or??
29 Palint, 2 BR, w/'fl o~
drpt, 1t'alk mtt, dnxrcb. 2
car det pr, 1Nel. fDc;t.
Pyta $51. mo. !'.q. '5<!00,
Submit lot 91' ' Ow 11•:
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the 1eut, • 3 ..___ 2 .,u,.... a un w,...• w.. ke car. -. Needa 90me tbnJ:Rlt, l ,..._,.., ...._ OK. e tad Ut0a 6 Pbcel -.. BD""" _"""".., Dup\ex and ......._ -1-2 I: 3 n.;.u , 6'6-3389
batbl, custcm drlpes, new ~ .,,.__· • • Jiu w8uRAtc.SGHlorEAFllAlt -$23,9li0 See at l!Bf.S OWlc St. e MUI Slnice ·TV &Yd. FURN. It umiJRH. <BR. 2 ~ •--. N-• ,,__,now-.... ,...,.,.. ~ REALTY EASl'Sll>E: Uldrma.,...,.., eN ... Calo A Bar H•tod P<>oi1. Ollld Can ~~ ~~·
pooa1. • Ntc. c:ovencl patio lam ...Uod ,..,,.. Woat 847-1511 Ens. 541-2442 blt·IDI. ll'nl Mo-loaa. 2'11'1 Newpott Blvd. M8-9'1115 C«ltor •M, to Shot>l>lnt< -""chta 6'<1, val. IZl,500;
••d obu111ebootd -Bay -dooe .. the ~ 4 or 5 hdroo1111 .., w-~ ~ M-CHATIAU Lo POINTE No";: .. allowed ~.;:. ':;!;:"· ••can, t '2,fliO Eu9y tJnaneed. public Bay beech. 7-• LoVely furn: 2 BR apta. Off. 2TOO Petercoa Way, at Hu-.. ..., ,. 9t •
546-2313 646-7171 """"""''· with 3 bothl, cumm 1 .. rur-N-rt loach 1200 at root parldnf .,.,,...... bor 6 Adamt. eo.t. Mo... &16-l6Tl( AtkJnr "'9,!ICD es. Extra 1arp lot. Immlcu-Htd. poa1.. Adu!~ no pets · · 546-0370 20 Ac. hone ;;;a; N. Call.
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with 139,300 -Lad
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WAL LACI
REALTORS ,· 5464141-
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YOtn\ .(HOICE OF UVING
A«ilb\NGEMENTS IN TlllS .
'l!ARSOR lUGHLAND
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·By-dining uea or * 'f be<rooma, p I u I
·""""' """"-pl1>1 .·~area, or _,7 i bodrowno & ·dining
. .. ,, ~ea, plua ~ted
· . .tnD!her • tn .. law ...,
-·~·.nn&'etnetit; l'l!--... th 211 batluo, bandy
11\lill .• In ldtm.n, tndudlng ·~ter--.er. Fenc-
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'THE ~E AL
E S TATERS -----
MUST SELL
SpotlHs OceM View Mme
in exclusive Cameo Shorn
decorated by Cs.Mell
Oumell I Qulfftn
landteap\ng by Beeson
4 'oedroom.a I;: den
fantastic Ocean View
crlttcal tllneu
neceuitate•
tmmedlate aale
prlped now at ~19,<m
Call Jim Cobb
Evu. llT3-1864
REALTORS
673-4400
late. Movinl ~ • dmlt DU POMONA AVE. C.M. 3 boutei 10M ft fendna, 9M
on tenn1. ' . • tt bani, ·1• ltalll, FM s. Call
AFFDAL RE'-L TY i· 1 1111. ":' ..:=.. Hid. Excalleot. parlt • lib ~-ranch • Inc, bome . ar n
-'-Watt SQ Bea$ 8140 Warner ..,._ [irlt" ~'1 ' · ....,un,o l<!r_,Adulta -$60!ll eqlllty-. iZlol """"" ~ .. .-ftl!denee s BR • 2 Prestino I Br 2 .--pool. Adl.Otl I'·-$ J T. I ID& peace • quiet. seum . .. .._ • · a. · l&PrtTto DilCrlmlnattvt Ttriutl . bltba; room on )Cit b" addJ.. BUILT 1968. Stone frplc, ntAD&. C-3A pniperty not tfonaJ trnprowment $41.500. crptd ttuu Ollt enc drpe, NICE 2 BR duplex, crptd, 1, 2 • ! BDRM. APT8. new Sears Covina $61,000
BURR WHITE, Rultor Bltns. Fnc:d Y?d Dbl av wi xi Vim. Del Oro rood location. $llT.50 mo. POOL. NO am.DREN equity price $69,000 tor tn-
2901 Nowport Blvd., N.B. ho<t cir. Many: many N-Bead> --* 549-003.1 * MARTINl9UE come, dear land.. boach
675-4630 ••ot: 675-0991 ~~!'!'"ta. 128.850. °"""· --~· Nu,.u Palma 1 • ' BR. GARDEN Am. homo, er " ....., ge,1909 * IAYCREST * ~~ Leasing trt':!d!: ID $150 1ltb • Santa -C.M. IT "" ...... -· Put<
Attnot!vo • BR. crp1a, c1rpa, H 11 ... Now Available St "'""" Call ...._ H..,,......, ..._ Sit• all utils. to prop, e-2 RA
frplc, 134,950 un n ... n One lovoi, .,.S "'"''""°' l80 Incl. Util. Small apt., 1 lTTT Santa Ano /<Pt tu, C.M. zoned. 115,000 A<. volu•. P/
lT36 Highland Dr., NB Harbour 1405 View homes aloni: Upper •llllL Nr. Hot.a Holp. 6 The ' . pd tnt. OK. Trade f'or m.
OPEN l • 5 SO' BOI ....... -Up • Back Bay ...... -...... ........ •. -FAIRWAY """' ......... ~
OWNER/Bia. ,......, B<lr., 3 ba. Cuat • ..d~. hooutllully ,-. --llk• NEW DELUXE 1 boln>om VILLA APTS. 5 ACRES, lovd, y..,.. Val·
3 BR. Cmdomlnium; The Drpa, crpta. 714/842-1851 aurroundin&i. Some with $115. Depoaitreqlll:red. a.ck ley ;ro&d.elec.,.pboneavall,.
Bluffs. N~a: CdM Hi sCbool. wknds, eves. for awt. Bay Vifb. Pools, caba.nu. yard, car p:>rt. &U-5Tn 3 IR APT. -POOL water cloleby; extra lot
Pri patio. $l&,«XI. 644-.()tl}]. -. pattlnsr sreem. ~tnc I. BACHELOR Apt, DI c • I y ADULTS ONL y avail.; tracle for late model
eves, 133-16U ext 2417 dlya. ~auntaln Valley · 1410 IChool.I, all clole at hand. tum. Nu cpta. util'• pd, near Man1ger Mra. C1rt0n c&r. 6'1S-014t
Socrlfl-.-Raduced °""•In and -or call ua occ lll5 · 54MO'l9 20122 SANTA ANA AV. a IJNITdo!wc,.pt N-
BR 1" ~th N rt "Sell Ir "-tf" lot d•t.n.. ,., 8260 Be -• ·-~ .. 3 ' ~ ~ • owpo nn Ph ' 644-11 '3 I BR. """ 1'lll pd. 112!> mo. ~ ach. G--.ooo .......
Hellhtt comer lot. Thaf• what the owner aid • Pool. lllOl Whittler St 12 NEW 2 Br. Bltn ~e. $89,000.
Also
Bkr. 6'l3-6'158 about lh1I shltp, comer lot, &IS-6222 oven, dwhr, eep fenced Want M·l Y&CUrt or aJbmlt.
VIEW dUplex; s &: 2 BR. 2 BIR, den borne. W/W, vm-.-.-. ""'V $45. $56 Small trailt'I'· patio. Gar:. Adultt. $150. R. N'attnu Rltr. 60-1485
Walk to be&ch, ehop. Yrly drapes, rrpks, dilhwe.sber, --\L\LLL-Utll pd. Man OYer 30, No 2312 St.nta Ana A.ft. CM. House -Pllm Sprtnp, 3BR.
MOVE in! Nr. new 4 Br., fpl, r~ ~~-· ( K·Mlrt. ·Adults, rio ·pt1ts. ,ttpt'J dr\'11, bin. Heated Want ~-ct' triplex. GJ.D.
laes. $53,000; low down. patio, elect. blt·bu:. Nr. all f pd.a. 545-1551 aft I pm. M&-1985 2 ba pool. 1'1mtUed. 5"
!41-CWJ91': 613-6'161 eve/wknd llChoolt It shopa. W13 under-f;s '/3luJf' $1'5: U::WU.Y 2 BR., blJr. 2 BR. Extra lrg nu. w/w FHA Joan. J:qut~ '600).
new cpts., drapes; nr beach. ex ~ Rlty. M7·ZZS ... 571 Joam. M8-018T pooL O.Jdrn Ok. 2 2 O I 01, 54().1'12>, 982-00.5..
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• , $33,950. Open wkendl:. 351 TAKE over &9' Gl loan. CUh FURN. ct Wlf, Lira• 2 Br. Collep Apt 3 CM. 60-678l $.'W,500 ~ ln loYel,y fr.. Cool Cahf, Uving '2nd St. """" m.<n44 10 -· Cauldor partial""'· realtf °''""' aptll; bllnl. poo1. l CLEAN J B<. Apt 81""' o1no -... bome. want WATERFRONT 3 bdrm #62 Spadous, lovely J BR 2 bath m• Vista Del Oro adld, no pets. 6f6.1!6'1'. dzt». U'I' fenced yard, $130 small Ccmm'1, Realdent1al
Surroundat by la'ge trees, Balboa Covet. $60,<m. Wciuld :w~ ~.do PMellina. Newpal't Be1eb LARGE 3 BR. {unfum,) • 1 ~ W, 11th St. CM. lnoome, or aubmlt Cheabln
wonna1 -· .,..,, ""'"' • .,., .. , 1n !Jode. 125,,,.,. S:.-Elt!ru. Front Row Cellftr BR.; ~ .• drJ>I. b!tna. . Real Enate. &1M50I
lent neighborbood on qUiet U-3-Tm. . Dl.rect Bluttt site. Pool m:l 2885 Men&ba Dr. 545-M21 2 BR Bltnl, dllhwuher, pr. IJ'JUDE '51 OIEV 'Ai 1uN
• Comm'l, __. ro or
aubmiL O:lelb.1A Rltt.
6154500
HAVE l Br: 2 Ba """'° 111 eon.a• hr!<, val. $25,!00, uune '6% k>u. WANT. 2
or 3 BR. condo., a&dt'oaly
~;·C.M.~
a.EAft Ventura Ji, TWw
hm, mrbl ltJ>lc,..,.. dlondl,
a1IO iuM he. wm xC-.:e tor bm, unltl, water:bmt
proporll'I Uve aboud'boat
615-""2
.RhodOI 31 Stllbod
No. 8 Sea.bee $56o;t v&llWI
Tnl.de: Deluxe Camper•
R.E. at I &42-165'
Npt. • l\lx. 2lOO' twnbae. 2
_.,,, 3 BR, 2 be. Not lie
land. Uppor Bay view .
dlwbr, frpk:, dbl pr, pool,, ..,u; $10,000 «!1111> l<!r TU
&IS-)111
HAYE well oecur..i 15,000
TltU!\'f DEED.
WANT • EASTSlDE 2 • 3 •
• unlta.
TRADE: 6 linttl • ~
• De.rt lj0,000 .......
W1.NT: Sm -or-.
minlum. TD'•«m&Jit.ofter
Btkr. * B4250
Cul de sac. You'll enjoy a BLUFFS area· J BR. 2 3 BR. 2 Ba.. w/w crpt'r. Upper Bl,)' View S Bdmui Prl patio. $140. Adulta, no PICKUP truck very rd
6'2-S200 relaxed life in larle 4 BR Bathl: condo., 'nut to pool. !:°e':'~ lndJcp'a:. By 2 batha, 1850 .q ft JuxurY Newport Buch 4200 pet. 184.1 Pomona ~ cond, l'Oit SHA.ftp ·se OLDS + carrrert I den home. 2 By owner, $4J,950. 644-065$ • IPlit·level home &vl1lable 2 8 ~ blodc LGE. 2 BR., l'Ai ba., bltna, 98 Clf t M22 Bani, Hunt.
. Pele BarreH Riiy.
~·~ ... -Dr. 19ell GMC 49 PSGNlt Sdlool
B'ul, • .n ccmvemd. l1eepl
10, stoYe,. ref. loil.et, beda.
W anti bouJe TD « T baths + powder rm. Le.rge L now. Move-in freab, $315 mo. R, Fple ~ beach, carp.,, new • ..,..; patio; Deb. Apt E. 01-4987
mutl!:!'saitehu11replacel Newport Heights 1210 1guna Beach 1705 644.1131Eves.6444505 ::Z~o. Av·,; now~:; pr. Ad~ts. $1M. 5f6.0'J8l. WilL take Boat. JIOWa' or
dre.A:ina: rm • maey many * ~ ••••-~·• Haveo • L1guna BMch Income 1'73-tr.1 (213) m-210 2 BR. epu, drpl, prlv. alJI b new 3 Bdrm home more fMtu:res. Thia home r...__, .. ~ • 6 1 1..:1~ L().. patio, prap. $US. In Collta M W'lth
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nus SPACE RESERVED ro1t YOIJl\ AD. l'1lllO: truly mow • tn condition. Br, 2 be. + 2 Bt Ocl!:M vu un t apt ........ , PRIME A Gnt.t family ~ hou:ce! SM.ALI. 1 BR tum. $Z/mo. 3 BR. $185 613-3990 e11. ~
·<it _,,,,, -S Walk to trade a::hooit Cof.. lnccme Apt. $49,500. Ml-7249 ~.11_0N ~ blb.ANNIJ .. ALtownlNA· 4 Br., 1 Me to ~ w/oeara 800 Otb Howie Dr (.Acron • • atn&. Ml).ml ot 8C6U6 ' .. ...,. ' "" .,,., ~ V'lew. Grett tot itdldrn. S300 him fJdo 'l'beater). Owner 2 BR. Redec., bltnl, dwhr, ~'-: r•on>, llf. bath ;:. del Mar lU ad>ool ... COME. PRICE l<T,950. Tllo mo yr<y lie. Nu llv nn .., -......... , pr., pr!. patio. 1140. Multi * * • *
·All YOU TIRED OF
'}iMftAno PRICES!
W-jlllTI, rol>At •
* * * ~ .. or~~~~:': ~ Nduced to $45,500 Dovtr Shor.. 1227 best 1nc:ome ~ ta town. Cl't'IL SC.15M BAYWJ'J' M<Ql -Winter 1143 Pomona. 5f3..e1 ~ k1tchen a: ttfti&'ttt.· with early occuptncy J)O&l1tlh TERMS AVAIL. Cl.EAN J Br,, l'iii ba .. N'pt. rate• decU•c; $71'.MI UI'· 3 BDR.MS • 1~ B&tht RENTALS RENTALS
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~. __ ,~,.., -Bk 2 KEEP MISSlO!I REALTY Hall!llb; ""· lot; dbl. rar. Maid -. TV, pool. J'rom ~-See .....,.C.,M A ..... Urifun1._ A... Unfurnl"*' ~·~~ ~ ..-. r. 64 ·7000 YOUR COOL Piion• ""'1731 IZ!OM-. mms "5t<.ll..,.ort.NB-162~~~"~=~"'~·,!.-'9'~1.~·~·,t:-:':"'"';;;-'.~:7;:::=::;:1--""-'------1 tl9o. ...... door _..,, _, ..... Wk.ftlda SMALL Dupln, .... cond, DELUXE 1 B.R. apt, ..... POMONA SL a-1 Bit for Coron• ..... Mir 5250 Wlllmln1ter 5612 J~ll>aded wllh-.a. Va-°' dnve by: FEEL le SEE t09 Joe, "'°" anytlm" .._rt Halghtl 1210 IO tho ocean. a...tl!ul older --Nr ,..., -AVAIL. OCT. hi 2409 Bonnie Pl., C.M. Forced atr • air ccnditioMd, $36,000. a ·Myrtle, 494-129'1' view, p mo. t MOl leut. $15/mo. Ml.-I wtekdayl • ~9nJY $30,(Q). (otf Sarita label nr. Irvin~) luxurious cult. blL t BR, • -N'EWLY Dteor. S Br., 1~ ba. OR s.31m VERY n!ce 2 BR., ftf'W ept.s., ... ; 2 BR. W/prap $11'.a. ·. -llltlll OPEN ~~u!~d DAILY '" both home. Pool, .... Son Cl-nte 1710 ~;;.'.·~· ~ .. = MINI BACH/ Apt. -bltna. Adulta, .. ~~~.~ F-irux:u~';t. paid
._·, __ . :.... cloae4 lndoo.......,_ lanai. REl'OSESSION 8tot>a "'_,,"' "°' .,.._ l!Z. 54U169 c.u a. ....... u
-·------r .. nmPle. Juat -$26500 lOI Newport Shoros mo &0-!239. N-rt loKh 5200 ONTENACRES • 636-4120 •
·-.... .,CM •M•m ) "OR£ $3500H ·, ....U"" !lnanclnl. vw'tBR2~ .'.:..~~ WlNTERRemal4"'.,2ba., I. J BR.....,._. Unlum 'L •--·L 5705
WI"" ' • • .._......., .II' Ul"t')'. -.__, ~ NEWPORT SHORES DtW kltclH!n. Avall. t/15. Frplc• I Prl I P•Hol I mguM ~
Martin It.I. !141-6332 -· w/w ...,..ta+"-2 BR 6 Don.., ,.u.1.... 121' -m-om B/I POoll. t-.-. Conb!t'l Bk-=1:.:00.;;;;.C.;;L.o.IP;.,;P;.;,D-Rt-V""l-'I
. PARK UDO ' ....
One "' tho moot deluxe "1· ~ Condomlnhwt In lhtl
ia: 'development ltaturlng
3 .. den A bcllt-bs bv. A
dOtemtor'• deJjpt.
:'i!fEN DAILY 1-6 ,..;;-~;':.': =. ... . ----
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-. dbl. pr., llbUe' roof. SlSO mo. S..1290 Corona 4e1 Mir ,250 Jtedecorated lndde A out. S BED!l.OOM. 2 bath, lace flt. I bol1 Putt/Gftell. LUXURY J'URN/UNl'UllN,
Only 3 yeara old. lrylne •••t ! Newport Sho_l'OI 4220 pool. 12SQ: 3 C.. ..,..,, 900 Seo Lano, CdM '44-ISU YHJ1t i..u.. 1 t 2-:
Hold "" ., ,.... d>alr! Full Reduced fer Cnh W £I ~he RJlr •-.Adulb ..i,. (MaoArthur .,, Obaol HW,l Yearly t.o.a. -~""5121,.!'·S-i ~°"': s s11, 1\l bothl, p1ua •BR ...., runyer •BR.• BA, 1am11y .....,lwil!'.'"i\ •. RD<T~: ~~ Bert & Beach -., m... • ..,..
will Iea.e .... l<!r 2 ...,. Apt. So. el --LOan •I" O!I: ..... ...,, ..,_..., atrlum. lltw -· In 1'rtle Jtel, req. llBO. No cblot Ila.tty Inc. Hunllntlen -h 5400 ~ """' .. ,,,., ""*'
eera. Other 2 talt pr-ox $38,(0). Price $48,000. Rl!NTA[i Rock, ekilett to UO:. swtm-f0..30t2 2025 W ~ Blvd NB !tom Sl50 mo QP. lnll: !ant. (DeV l?tb .~-673-6'lS6 • mfnl, teMlt. etc. $2'15 mo 2 8 !t. Dim. 2 .k. J'r Pk m.388S • Eves. ~ NEW 1 Bn. 1 b1ocl to oceen. •M ~ .. to -• -~•t ._ ... HOMJ!: a JneOme·, na-11.. HouMI l'umllhed on ltue. l'f?p..2163 p-· • nr bch. ft_,· ....... · $125.to S1J5 mo to mo. l'um OCEANFRONT 1pt.· Lit
\...&U • -..UU ,,,_ "'"Y ~ r:n•, tbl ~ avalJ Pvt dtcb I: ptU0a, prMi f'rfy beltb,' I;
termt. decor. 2 br., 1 be., prap .. ntol1 le Sha,. 2005 lut Bluff •••2 Adlll!Jt '225. Ref. Roq, 3 BDRMS, 2 be • ' ~ -· 6 co.lploa ....._ •
apt. 2 br. 1"-ba, pit. dilP.: •"" fG..31:12 ~· Walker Ratty only. 14th • W a In at. ~ ~.:: ~Pvt.
"°"P"' ill>LN::r~.., ltlancl ~~.:;A ~~.;,tie awm Dlz 1 B<. "°" 2 be. Ce""'• dol Mar 4250 l BR bul!Mnl bnmld cell-1311-1.!19 11>-t?N RIAL ISTATI
e 102 "'°'""°· ow e LooIWw tor a &omm to' ..,.., <1rpa. Pool. Reaal 1np. -~ 2 botba. 1 2 Bit. UNFURN. Gane I let a · mature tern. 111-1•11, 1 BR. mid.Jo: blk. -ocea, bloclr to be&ch' utwu. Included ---••-----• ~ ' H~ A LOI' R..,;,.;,;.,. :.t:::.: G1M<!I! • bo:1; patio, lndry. I Adult. -eo. 17rn 1'IWlllO HCATED POOL ltllntalo Wanted "'°
COMMEtCIAL
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So. " -· ~. J'ariln (Jo, No l>OtL $al. rii.'1129 · 802 l<iloxvllla Apt. D RB. * Jil-1771 Anytime * MMIU &4HOOQ. 541-&SO N-=1 .. Ph. ITWin3 Huntl ....... INch MOO PlUVATE -..,, apt, LARGE Un!. 2 BT. 2 a... apt • N&'.29!4 e' . FREI SERVICE TO
!!!!I! CUST. 2 BR. 2 Ba. ptm den, , .. ,......... ftlrn.; Nflliler9tlr. A New dtPI, eopts. Yttn 11e..1,,,=.,:...=;:;;;....::...,~ EASfSiDE w,1 ......_ 50' View lot. 4 Bl\ J ba., -· IDcd. llotplai. m.cnt llllT.50 . .,._9502 EY•. NEW Decor. 2 BR. apt No OWNER.MANAOIR
. ';.:;; •21,950 2-~ !,!';:,• ~ ":'. 15a,ooo. o.,,... .,,._ Newport loach 2200 114!1 IAMe; Hr. -' m;w Soundproof 2 Br. 2 a.. ~ ~~~ y .,!ROKlll -
• •-~-1lNIQUJ: 2 Br. 2 Ila., ""· 11152 vaa Bunn aa.ma lilllot 4300 ......., 1m. c--1. ,. · PM. oa """ ..,.
• .. PHA-VA ~sdJ-:t~S::: Lido 1110 Ull patlo, pool , beach JllR.2&.lbcdy..t.Pactllc -$11'to1225.llO<llS Bel.9 ·9 ACTIVI RENTALS ~~_:_~"'.!'°"lh 2 Owmr :111:'-J --d-. 144 Ba y tide ~TllJS • .'!':°· llf.2461"' ~~ ~'!'°!:' ..,.._ ·~~"'-:°!..Pool l'vey, • $14.49~ j · ..,,..,---·· vmare. !100 hdftc a... -·A ~ ---•""" .._rtHgte. 5210 -~·-~.Gar.Llka woom.-:$100-'1& ~-Extra-.....icoo11-1100 IAYPRONT H•>.NS.l310.m.o<l9 illll.lbo...,..,_ 115E.8alboa8lvd. , ___ ~vall¥JS1J5 .. 1Br.Apt.w/pr,.,ll
.. .U., i!iib...,.. If• 1 r a ft. 2 bt Home en Nord 2 BR. BDc »t,.lns, trpla. ,.,.,. 1Cboo1.1, BALBOA m.aNS Patio· ' Adultl 1I03 . old d!'ICllftd elite. qr. Ztt. ~··-* ----· wllhllll\Apt.ICltcellont 1 lromboodll $1211 $185-1<1«12 'LOYEl.rl ,BR.Jbo.bll-lo u-.. ·~;._-00~-o ...... 10 aurillls --"JIB . 646-1171 546-»ll -aoll. l 8R. -6 lloan<blr. 110!,000. -~ ~·· -VI I W crpta, ... -· -· "'"" "" -Gt m """ .... 0
-'"' ---Walkor RNlty Llf!lll' ...... i705 ~ -· PIO 111>, Int lfuff 5242 • llXIY GREIN lot w. E. Smith :: .... i:::d= 33!1VlaVtat.ldo -Newport""" 2210 MOtfARal ur Al\EA $11$ tDJuneSlltb.-l•IBR.TOWllHoMEs WAffl'D>Jl>.-ill!erlMll,
-A-ooiylZl,llIO LOV£LY octAN VIEW I 2ilt:P'tbeldl.l!er•dod< l'RllTIOIT...,,_ ......,,_.Prtf,pa!loa 1BR-A11t,c.Ji..N,... -l'BA-CALLMO-llSl YOU'LLPALLINLOVI HONSYMOON Homo • BllAd-.JllA,cpta,o.\,.. aVall. mo. WW.. IOl J: ror-2br&dln•lbr trp'IOllllO-*< llOl!.~delJlarorl.a-~~jjjjjifYUiViiit <-.-> -Roal wllh..., -,... -.,... ol ""1 and lrfl, pool poo mo. Atlo --· l'IMl'll •:ill I "' 21' bolbL GoM '1mL Tb $110 mo. Gu er . Uvlng '.llltata b'lpam.•·thd.•bo -~:-IMll.21111.lllo.$2!0-....... 11•·-~ ••15 _....aDelldrk.POOL •Omtralalr~ -... 11111)', -.,. * -el t111t -BY OW-m ilfuiFa. 0.... :.. ..... ~ .... ~ ::::. so.239! Alla rX::. odulta --104 pm •--• --pr. Rell -al • Max. .-atkal -,;.atrer;o::;,;1,;~:;;""-:o...~~--~et --·. _.. ...... , Br. -dla R. c. Gl\EDI, llaltt -Sal. """' OCili&Rbiii. lpt<1a<m)ar SPACIOUS 1,Br. ""'51!0... -... . c-11. -~ WANTED: I Bll. -... I ... ...,. --nn.. ~·Floor to call-"11 Via Ll<lo m-tl!lll Vlll&.Pal<l7t•rallba4 utll pd, ,..i;.. a,t•a. No 11!-lllAmip Way, N.B. -·-,,_ •l.U. • -CllJ • _., ___ ... flolc.Dbl ....... MIOJ lo-•-B pa11t • ....: --·-· • lncllvl4ual .....,.,,...,... -4;Sll!l'IMllll
---· • Docwoed St. ar 1DV!LY 11w--'"' Ill -..:.:.:.. rp:;j. ~ 5; ~-.. ~,. !!'~f!!!! $....... f220 . • Wolle In all -
54M«lt lot l!'lor' .,_ o.. "'Lllo'• Spectaailar °""" View pOal. fllllll ......._ .. • Hwntl......, llNch ....00 ' -•• .-' HOW"$ Tl9 ==~~......,::o--~-L -. _...,ti,-· ..... Pt. I br. Beech. $11$. . -...., -1-pool. """"' .,_ -nMI -DIMAC. • a>,~ Ba. '"' -~ Anll 0.. 1. l1MlllO DOll'T llfo • ....,, pt l'l11UI 2 lllDllM' 2 l>atb --pr. WtJklor U 'IOl1ofliall, -o1o. .-y-!!
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........,. -511" -AUtlll""°" leach 1400 Lhle Ille WI °""' "" -.wi and -11111 Oooob7 -a1t' 6161 ~ THROUGH A "'tnde"' -..,_ --· ·--VIEW -ro. " 11'w7, ! lmoit) GOODID-~--DOUBLl:tbolot.1 111,111 s BDllM --.. !!."Oi·~·'-........ A-oet.1$UI. Qito...,., -ratrla. ~Di-'DAILY l'ILOT
m111 SIS,!00. -,...... ,,. 1.n -l'1IA. Prtoclll4I ........ .,. ..... -. rw • -· -.., rm !llll API 11 • oa11 4leo. lit. -· "' o-. WA... .. " )~!!!~!:'.!~== !Jb11$10""'-~ •. ~ -!---l2ofbo ...... Miii -MMiae IJIW.--..... ll'i•.&dln-rl• ... rlot ___ ......,".._' ........ ,,_,_
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30 DAILY PILOT O M-. s.p..-'°· 1968 ~.~EAL..,.;:~E~STrAnfnE.--~-..R~EA~L,..,,EST.....,A~f~t.-:-~~~B~U;r;;SINESS ....
Gonoral Gon.ral FINANCIAL
IUSlNESS ond
FINANCIAL
. .. •• SERVlCI DllllCTOllY 0.1".!"'' S...'-'6l2 Sll!VICI DJUCTORY JOBS & EMPL~EHT JOBS I EMP~OYMEHT
C.rpontorint 6590 SERVICE Dlltt:CTOll.Y 1'1'01"9 6755 Hele
0
Went"'-Mon 7200Help Won!M, M,e,; f200 6200A<NOto 6100 Bua. Oppor1unltloe 6300 Bua. Oppor1unltloo 6300
MAKI MOHIY IN YOUR IPAU TIMI
NOT'HINO TO SILL
REPAIRS -AU,n"""' -= lllONING IN MY HOME • ..... °""'· By "°""""" "' -$).25 per """ TIRE mnm MANAGERS : IDlE MONEY GATHERS
NO PROTECTION!
11 A DllTlllUTOlt FOlt
NATION.AL PlllA COMPANY
Codtradlr flS..MC 545-Q39 UftlUl •
ASSISTANT TIRE CBITER MANA. Join the plzza b&ndwqm. Be a dlltr!butor for
) Ameriea'• larwat and futest lfOW'lnc comp&IQ'
ot its Jdnd. with owr 4M distributors.
IA.RH f7IO,OI A MONTH Oil MOii
Do )'OU bave a tew houl'1 ot ~ ~ ~
week'!' You can lW'l'I th1a wuttd time into '780.00
a mQnth or more.
NOTHING TO 111.L
llRVICI COMPANY llCURID ACCOUNTS
C-nt, Concrete 6600
• CUS'!OM PAT!QI •
concret.t AwiDa 4~al
SU.te Lie •• SU-1010
Tt!ORYK CONCR"1'E
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Free Ell * M6-12M
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MUU DSI PA.Dfl'!NG. Ext hrt. Ext ----
So New It
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543-.1325
MANAGEMBIT ruJ11B :
Thll prime lnvestmtnt lnY!tea 7our tn-
apectiOll. Adequate Income providea per·
feet tu: shelter. Appro• 75 acm Almond
Ranch In Paao Robles. Orchard may be
.purehued separately, or wllh charming·
ly remodeled 2,452 sq. ft. "Country
home." Present owner to retain a We
estate In residence; but agreeable to •
reasoa1ble rentaL
Nothing to sell Just servlee company IK'Uf'!d at-Chlld Care 6610 counts. Take ftOl"den. We f'Urnlsh advertlsins. mer· .;_....;_,;...;.,;;.... __ ...;.,;;.;..~I chandlsing and 1upport material
SCHWARTZ -A P1lnt aala A btallation
Sparkles!, _:"6=·=1&:111~ .... -· _ .. _ ... _ ... _·t
Due to Dlllloowide upa!Won of our "'1111
orcaolzation and our new store openi°' in
Newport Beach, we have immedllte cjle~·
inp for those with successful experience 111
sales-and/or management who desire an .op-
portunity to prov .. what Ibey are capable of
doing. :
M1NIMUM investment of 12,190 to $3.960 .. Mwt
bavt" rood car for dty drivlng. No out ot town
C.D Doris Devenport, wt 7 ·2071 travels. No othtt requirement.. U you wllnt to make money in your •pu-e time
wriW ua: today. Include yoor name, &ddreu llnd
phorw nwnber. DHcrlpUve lltermture will follow.
LIC. my care AM to 5:90.
Hot llIDCbm, xl.nt .e a r e •
Harbor • Baker M&-1539
CHILO Care. my home.
Ne•r Harbor ·• Glalu.
C.M. Call * ~ CREST REAL TY NATIONAL ,IZZA COMPANY
1Ml7 Llll lTY -IOX ff 3470 Orcutt Rd., Santa M1rf1,
For 1ppt to ...
Calif. 93454
St. Loula, Mluourl f.J1J2 Cotttracton '620
' ArM Code J14-4~110I -
REAL ESTATE
General •
R•nt•I• Wanted 5990
*EXECUTIVE
FAMILY*
WITH 2 CHILDREN
desire& to rftll 3 BR fUrnisb-
ed home in Newport RartJor
aree. Coitta Mesa, etc. Call
PARAMETRICS
S49-2221 548-3615
AR.TISI' -Needs work gbop
or studio. Garaa;e or indust
spece Of{. Eves. 675-4797
Aak for Mr. Al'tfliur e ROOMS ADDmONS e
Office Rentol 6070 BUSINESS ond ANNOUNCEMENTS r..,,i;'T;!:'.":t':. ar
SECRETARIAL FINANCIAL •nd NOTICES uruu. Single atocy or 2:
SERVICE Bus. Opportunltln 6300 Lost 6401 plan.I custom. deslined. Far
Modern oftica, cupetl, sJr estimate. & layout, phone
conditioning, parklnr. From ,CANDY COLLIE, sable/white male; e 847-lSll e
$65 pu mootb. Dr'•n&'e C.OUO-SUPPLY ROUTE answers to Sandy. Lost nr. Ueensed Qlntracto!'
ty Ba.nit Bldg. 230 E.17th St.. ExO!:llent income tor few Warntt &: Ed w •rd•. Jteg1dential • OmunercLa1
ea.ta Mesa. 642-1485 hrs. weddy 'flork (Day• or Reward. ! ' 6 - 1 S 6 2 er Maint It Repein. Free Ell
2 ROOM otfice"near CM City Eves), reflllU.-ll!ld collect-5'6-1144 673-2129
Hall, Carpets• & drapes, $80 lng money from coin operat-MIXED Terrier, black &. e R. J. HUFTMAN e
util, inc. 642-0560 ed dispensers in Costa Mesa white, broken ta.!l, Vic. 1042 Room Add. Kit. Bath cab&.
and surrounding a re a •· W. 18tb, Whittier Sehl diat. OR 3-4459 e LI 8-(780
3 COMMERCIAL, l indust.; (Handles Nabisco Products 548-1376 Addi"··· * Ro-~·"·· otifce with living qtn. ...,.... ,....,.,..,....05
Costa Men. 646-2130 and n•tionally adVtttised STRAYED small male blond Fred H. Gerwick Uc.
BI:AUTIFUL office 11P4ce in
Rooms for Rent Glendale Federal Bid& ..
---------· I CdM $45 Mo. up. 675--3793 ROOMS for rent $25 per wk
5995
candy). $875 To $3400 cash Potneran1an Sund a Y vie 67J.604l * '549--2170
required. For personal Inter-Misaio:i. Viejo HI School
view: send name, address Reward. 837-7069 Carpet Cleaning 6625
and phme number ta: LOST-Male, golden retriever
&: up. 1 A 2 Br., kitchens, Lots 6100
TV, heattd pool .i maid I ==------"-~
HT'Vlce· Motel Tahlti Inn, Beautiful Vi"lw Lot
TRAN.>WESTERN "Pepper'' Ucl!rl&e N o .
DIST'RJBUTING CO. mu Reward 549-1885
500 N. AZUSA AVE. -;:r.
CARPET & Furn. cleaninr:
for 1 day service .l quality
work, call Sterlirlc tor
bri&htneP! 642-8520 450 Victoria St CM No. 264 CD Antigua &. Hamp. COVINA, CAW". 9lm PJrsonoi. 6405
pRJV. l">Om Ir bath. non· shire, Dover Shares. For sale
smoker, So. of Hway., CdM. by owner. $18,0'.Xl.
Rel. ~. Mm ool,y. Pl Wk. (n4) ~1 uh: fer Ar1«ie
Going Into B"''"'"' * SI I Ad Its * Corpe! Leying & Golden -rtunlty In beech' ng • u Repolr 6626
area. PhilliPI 68 Service You can meet from 2 to 1-----.::::.:::.:...=:c.
Stationl!I for lease. nm 10 •new people tbia: mDllth Revolution•ry Host
Bayside & Marine Dr_, and evf!f'Y mooth for the ·Dry Cleaning Method 675-511' Eve.
·MESA Verdt, rm. to 1bare;
twin beds, kitch. prMl,
1)86 W. Baker. 547-8229
3 LC7I'S at corner "-8th &
Olive; 'loU No.'s. 18, 20, 22
1 24 in Block -09,..all m
Hunt. Beach. 0wnl!f' ~
Newport Beach; 371 Main & next S yean .•• Pre-aelect· Rup., Drapes, Upholstery
Orange, Hunt. Bch; 1244 S. ed to pleue you. For inter-Can be used Jmmediately
f1S UP wk. w/kitchen $25 WESTO..IFF Fee lot. Lin-
up. Studio ApU. 2 3 7 6 coln Ln. 96x110'. $24.500 .
Newport BJv., C.M. 5'8-9755 Owner 549-3997 Prine. ooly.
BNtol &. Wilshitt, Sant& etthie recorded ml!SSa1t, atta' worii: a completed
Ana. Cmtact: C h u c Jc dial Di-6200. Sales, Service
Crowd" °"'w=R°"IT°'l~N~G~T=A~L~E=N~T=?~ ~ and INWl•tlon
n4: 772-TJ'UI '11A: T14-1043 e Master Owlrge
Guest Homes 5998 LCYT, Goll course view $5000 L I NOL EU M, carpell,
equity. Will aeil or trade. ~ & window shade
Need protessicx\al tlpa? 5,<XXl
words, $10. n per thous.
add'L Single lessons, mall.
No COUl"M!:I, Wordpower wrlt·
1ng Rf"Vic:e. 638-9601. Box
10083 Santa Am.
• Bankamerica.rd
~odern Rug & C1rp1t
43li Crenshaw, 1.os· Angeles
213 • 296-5100 Collect
PRIVATE rCIOIIl in privaie ~U86 atore; going businesa; same
licensed home fer the -.ged. IQC. 21 yrs. in Huntington
Good food, nlcek>cl.&n. Rinch• 6150 Beach. m health.~
Nou City Puk, Sbot>Plng1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~ LIQ. LIC'S. -$10,000
Center, Ourch a: bank & H--or Dogs? Act Now, Umlled Qmntity!
walking d l•tance to --· OrangeOtty.oHaaleLIJtorel
15-25 YD Pieces ol used
carpeting. From S15. to $20.
apiece. Beige and beii;e Organ Player W•nted
everythin& except the 2 Acn?S, cloee-in to Fwy., sel Wln!km Collect (213) 2"fi...42-19
cemetecy. 646-2780 lll to raise hlrleS l dogs. 4
tw ...... Can start right away. We 546-447I fumillh own orpn. Must ___ ..;:.::.;:.::. __ _
PRIVATE Cheerful i: sunny BR. cider frame~. bam APPI...lANCE Repair Serv.
room for arriltllatory lady. a: l~ acre pennanent 'Pl• Est for years for sale ~
Nice sunoondina:• Ii; loving tu.re. Full price $45,CW. For llOntl'ble. Ml &6326 after 6,
care. 548-4753 further infonnatioa, pl.eaae c"';;,"'"303;;. ======
play Rock, Bluet, Standards, G.rdening 6610
Slx.tl, Ii: Hooky Tonk. Call ----=------
646-1472 Japane&e Gard~er =-=========-!Complete Yard Servlc•.
Misc, Rental•
G!U"8ge for rent
Eastside $15. * 642-2657 *
5999
G•r•ge for Rent
storage only. 641).3226
REAL ESTATE
G1neral .
Income Prope'tty 6000
22 UNITS w/pod.. This 1 yr.
old ,prop. ii in xint cood. le
sucCes.stuUy operated by
resident-manager. Te rm 1
can be arranged.
8o/'o REI'URN, triple net
lease • 20 yean with AAA
t'"'"'L
Dorado Devek:ipment ~
WALK TO BEACH
12 Units, Newport &M:.h. All
1-BR., furn.; pool; 4 yean
new. Gross $111,216; leaaea.
No rental problem. G o o d
financing.
R. NattTess, Rllr. 642-1485
3 Houses
Room for 3 more • Pool
$49,500 • $5,!XXI On.
Will take 2nd TD
Owner. 644-0608. 546-8393
H07-fE PLUS INCOME .
Home plus 6 1 Br Units. 240
Avocado, C.M. Call Owner
544-8612
WANT 2 • 8 ur1IU,
CdM. Have buyera..
Brkr. * 6'5-0250
Buainess Rant•I 6060
uill: Glenn Tbompllon with -
Eckhoff & Aatoc., Inc. Investment Oppor. 6310
1818 W. Qiapman Ave.
Onnee, Calif.
541-2621, Ev~wkndl 538-671l
Per1onal1 6<405
ALCOHOLICS Anonymou1
Phone 542-7717 or WT1te to
P .O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa.
Exp. Free est. Landscaping.
Clean-up. SfG-1332 • 546-072-t
Ort 4: Edge Lawn
Maintenance. LicenMd
5'a....4803, aft 4 PM
lnve1tora--Whole11le
Min of S15,00J required. Su~
.tantial IDCJl'Jthly return on
RCUred tnYKtrnmt with A~nouncamentl 641Q European Landscaper
Out of St•fe Prop. 6208 bcmded* u:m ~er. _L._lf_e_tt_e_H_e_e_llh_S_t_ud_io-1;;1~~:k;tEv~~ble
20 Ac. Elko, Nevada nev I=====""=== Hogpltallty ii Our Motto & FREE STEAM WITH RES. l-Comc1 Gardening
Meadow Valley Tract Monay to LOlin 6320 SWEDISH MASSAGE Lle. Xlnt work, Reu..
Fwy. Hunt., fish nrby. ~:;.:;.:...:.:._:..::;::.;____ Open wkd)t1 10 am. 11 pm 646-6222 or 646-143' 11'00: $211 down, $211 Mo. $12,000 G ol Owner Box lfi67, Glendale, Avail. for good 1st or 2nd TD Suodaya 10 am.! pm MOWm , Edling vac awn.
loan. 1-3 yr tenn. Call 5l9 E. Broadway Gen'l cleanup. Hauling.
C&L ' Long Beach C:lll) 437-7l'69 Odd Jobi. * 548-6955 Mr. Adam.a, Bkr. 4!M.fiE50
Mount .. & o ... r1 6210
Rail Est•fe LoaM 6340
OWN YOUR HOME LOAN
OWN LAKE ! ! Lot .. """ you buy • homo,
Recrt8tionll land in Calif. ~finance existing loan or ob-
is ptting Vet')' ICllI'C'e. Why tain a 2nd TD Joan.
not investigate the New· FREE APPRAISAL ,\
beITY Sprp area? Water is PROMPT SERVICE
pe<:Uliar to the area -8Jld Sattler Mortgage Co., lne.
is suvanteed. There are 100 336 E 17th St .. Costa Mesa
lakes (me.n made) in area 642-2ln 5£0011.
and 26 more on order. This Eves. 6~7865 642-1157
b&I all happened 'in the put ~
'years. For, then there were Mortg•gtS, T.D.'1 6345
only 3 lakes. 'Ibis past week·
end a talk with land ownera
snd broken in thr area ~
vealed much activity and
buying the past 3 weeks.
What to do with your lake'!'
1. Raial! tiah for Recree.·
PVT. Pty. buys TD's. Pttfer
seasoned single res. But
wbmit others. 548-4978
IF the Tnlst Deed you own is
tying up cub you need, call
543-8381
tlonal parks and other mar· ANNOUNCEMENTS ~.e~~ter ak1 -haft yoor and NOTfCES
(l'\\'n boat moored at )'OU!' Found (Free Adi) 6400 dad<.
3. Swim· ll1 your own water
opoL 'L
BALBOA Ba,y Club, single Japanese Gardmi.og
woman'• membenhlp for Profeukmal Maint. Land·
aaJ.e. $TIS. 646-1548 aft 6 PM acaping. Cleanup. 64&-6553
Funer•I• 6412 CLEAN-Up, tree Sf!l'V, rotot:il,
-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:';;;;;;:;; grading, aprin1den:, la'Wlll. • haul'g. spray. 64&5848
WESTMINSTER
MEMORIAL PARK
Mortuary & Cemetery
Complete funltral1
from $245
Cemetery lots
from $130
Includes Endowmeit Car.
Everythlnc ln one beautuul
place mM11.1 leu cost.
No traffic problentL
1'801 Beach, Weltm.fnster
531-1725 393-2-421
Cemetery Lots 6411
5 CHOICE lots tor II.le or
will l.nde for good ear.
Good Shepberd Cemetery,
H.B. 213: 173-3797
SERVICE DIRECTORY
EXPERT Japanese 1arde~
ing ·H.B., F.V., C.M. areL * 847....(1132 *
FREE Est. Trtt Trlmmina,
shaping, removal. 11 r; b t
hauling. Doug. 530-3920
Gardening 6680
AMERICAN GARDNER
Exper. commer. & relld.
Free Estimate• 968-1911
4. Trafler' Parli: wtth water-
front spaces av1U. • Appx. 100 Ft. Front199 s. Raise altalfa 1: e.:imond& Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa foc
FOUND • beaut1ful lonz
haired, female cat, orange
&. white co\orinJ!'., Santa
Catherine I: Garfield Foun-
tain Valley, 968-2'70 B•by1ittin9 6S50
General Services 6682
PROFESS. Window, walls '
fli·. cleaning: b u • I n e 1 • ,
relid.; & con11truction
Cry•l&I Window Qeanlng
Free Estim•tea S48-8731
e 1 LAY 5e!Vice. Home I.
apt. cleaning. C'rpt1, w8ll1,
·windOM, painting. 642 ..t520.
Slertlng for brightness!
otEAP fill dirt from La11:
& pecan1 & apricots, etc.
lease. 10'7 ft. deep. Show· s Acre•, 10 Acres. 20 Acres -
room, garage Q>a.Ce 11 rear t tc U BO Acre•, e c., e ,, are ava · ol lot. Excellent for autos,
boats, sport can:, tnllers, ;:·not can now to ~
motorcycles, etc, Ca 11 about these exciti~ poss\·
642-9700 ask for Bill Sine1. bilitles? 0 w 11 er, 847-6640
SMALL RESTAURANT ol! Eves. &tttt 6 P.M.
GIRLS bike, Labor Day MOTHER'S Want to ahop,
week-end, nc.>ar Pf coune attend meettnp <!tc! .l no
Meu. Verde, Call & identfty place to ll"flve the ldda.
~5-2811. Bring them to me anytime
~ btwn 8-5. VeTY reu! & cood
PRESCRlPI'lON sun.ga.ues eare. 841--060!5
found in vicinity of
Bch Sleepy J-loHow storm
drain. Dellver or pick up.
54&-7791 d.Ay • 536-4859 eve
Haul.Ing, clean-up, garacea
Etc .•.• .Free Eatlmatea.
Anytime .•. Jim 548-5325
6730 N"-'POl"I: Btvd., CM, Ideal ~-========"
location for Bttr Bar. R. E. Wanted 6240
SlTSfmo lease or leue op.1----------
Yorktown I Beach Blvd. BABYSnTING my home,
9G'2-5466 fenced yard. South Cout ---------! Plaza ana. 5'0-8870 FOUND: Small black Poodle LITE HauUng-Trimmlnc
vie. ot 400 BU.. Alabama St., BABYSITI'ING • My west Trash, Garqe Qean• tioa.
PERRON REALTY 642-1771
EX Veteran loalci.ng for 3 Hunt. Be&ch. Call &: iden. CM borne. Sablea pref. Name it· Reasonable
Bedroom, 7 Bath home with ti!y: 536-2827 After 2 PM. Permanent 642-TOU BIG JOHN 642-4030
fireplace. J need good size F 0 u ND, vie. Unlversity CHIU> ca.re lndoon I out 1--,Cl.EAN~~~~=-'. ::,:..,..:"'PO,•-. -
yard tor my kids and • nlor: Park, Man. s prHCrltion preschool age lprdttftd) etc. Tree removal, dump.
kitchen tor my wife.. Home sunglaues. Call I identity. Nor1h H.B. ~ K1.p baekboe, !ill,
ml1it qualify for Gov'I SJ3....21fi0 BABYSITTING By reliable grade. 962.-1745 _ L o a n. P\eue calJ ~ -b MAL~ kitten abt 5 mo mother m my om e · CLEAN Lota, prarao. ~. Walker • Lee, 646-MBS
W AR.DIOUSE 2400 sq. ft. +
office: 600J IQ ft tncd hdtp.
yard. isss Laruna Oi)'tl Rd.
l94-al66 or see broker
8'2-44.55 old, vie. ~th I: Seuhort:. etc. Tf'ff ruiovai, durrqi.
L m-sICI BABYSnTING My borne llklp, backhoe, tlll, AGUNA BEACH BUSINESS and Vletor1a I Pl11Cfll!ia are a -.1.... ll6U1AS
Air Conditioned FINANCIAL BASSE:JT Hoond lound 9/10 --~";:::-::.,· ;::;~"'°'-ON FO~J.' AVENUE Fashion Island nWJ. b.D Costa Me.a.. 6'2.-lOiS •LITE HAULING*
Dest spaces available In Bus.1 0pportun1tl" 6300 c"'"":.::.:.=83:_ ______ Brick, Masonry, etc. Clean up. Free "1.
-
......, i.e:: :=,s.,:; BEAUTY SHOP MALTm: kltten •ht 5 mo _______ .::6S::;60;.: ====*==-~™='=*=== old, vie. 38th A: Sffabcn,. Lqu,ria Beach. Air ~ HUNTINGTON BEAOI m.51!» BRICK, Cooc:rfote. Catpentry HouHCINnln1 6n5
tiCGfd. CSJlltte.d, be&ut!M 6 StA!.kin3 I: ll drye.r1, Very ~:...:c=--~--~~ Custom Cablneta. Sm 111 paoded partfUoning. Two attractively decont.'ed .l II FOUND: Toi miprk'ot Poodle joba OK Frtt Elt 96l.QM5 BlUC!tt'ER..sIDE J11t1. Snv.
tntraDeel: l'rontaJe on doing extrtmtb' well. Olneu 0M=al=•=· =~====== Cpt. dna. fln. wtndos, y,. l'«M An., rtat ltd to for'C'el owner to lleD. ,.._,, ... Corpo~rl-6590 d\111, !'di'\, tf"Hl Mt. 54M131 w .. ,. (pol -Iota. 1!i> -•• t.ost MOI .... ··•
Office Rental 6070
-
SERVICES
''YES''
UNLIMITED
is a service organiu·
lion that bas the mot·
to -11WE ~ER
SAY NO!" We per·
form anything, any·
~. any place that is
not immoral or illegal
To give you an idea
ol the type of siervices
we perform, we will
name a few ol. a Iist of
over 300 SERVICES
we perform in ian ex·
pert manner:
e SAlES MEETltlGS
e IOAT CHARTERING
e ADULT CARE
9'1JAGE MAKE.UP
e• DY-DEE SERVICE
e PROFESSIONAL
LISTENERS
e ICNITllNG
INSTRUCT JON
e rDARDENING
e _PUBLIC RELATIONS
on •II l•v•I•
e AUTHORS
m•n1ncrlpl ••,r•l•ry1
e QUARTERLY TAX
RETURNS PREPARED
e CHIEF COOK
•ntl lt•ffl• w11htr1
e COORDINATINW
ENTERTAINMENT
ARAANGEMlNTS.
butln•11 or ,."--I
BY NOW YOU
ARE
THINKING
THIS IS TOO
GOOD TO BE
TRUE
SO JUST DIAL
714: 842-7341
SERVICES
''YES''
UNLIMITED
and ... for yourself
"YES"
11 our middle namel
Chief Executive Names:
Executife Director:
Jean V. Armour Tally
Service Coordinator:
Patricia WhUtal<er
Ftnanctal Coordin.ator:
Donald Tally
Service CoordJnator:
Vickle L. McMiiian
To All Forms of Rel.li1ow:
Orpnizatiom -Maey
ol our aervScn are PRll
EXTERIOR· Interior .
Special prices tor •JU. Neat
work. Rd.s. 847-1-
INTERIOR A EXTERIOR
Palntin&. ~ Day Special
Lie. .\ lnl. Chuck M5--0BO!I
Paintlna Exterior/J!Muior
Free E.tlmate•! * 642-69 * 54&.8712
INTER Or Ext. PAIN'nNG,
JMMEO. SERVICE. Local
tt!. FREE e1t 5f3..1627
6890
Plumbln&' 24 hr. aerv. Work
guar. Lie., inlur.; remodel,
repair, rooter •erv. 531-7566
ll'h05e accepted will receive a training p~
gram for their assignment to key manqe-
ment pogltions. ;
WE OFFER :
1. Excellent aa1a.ry hued on experlen~ & pl.I\,~
inga. :
2. Management profit bonU1. \ _ 3. Exten&lve benefit program including hoepltall·
ia.Uon; life &: accident inaurance, company; re~
tite:ment, etc. :
' WE REQUIRE :
1. Succesful work experience 1D Alea and/or ~
agement. '
2. Coller@ training prefeud.
3. Must have ability I: desltt to usume manl~·
ment responstbWty •uccesdulb' aft.tr ~tial
lra!nlng.
Interviews will be held Sepl 30th & Oct. 1st
Qall: Mr. Marriott for app't. 893-531~,'
Remodel., Repelr, 6940 • THE RDESTA CO. '.·'
ADDmONs Dhofllot1 et Flr-.te.. Tin & ltlbber c..
"""""'"' • ••'"""" BROADWAY TIRE CENTER
can :::642•1197 7777 Edinger, Huntington Be1ch
:\
6960 An Equal Opportunity Employer
Sewing NEW TIRE CENTER LER *
t ion • by exper.t
.se.m&tress/Tailor R e & • •
Ml-6993 eves
Sowing Mach. Rprs. 6962
Altorollons-642-5145 BRAKE MECHANICS ·
Neat, aC'C'QJ'atC!, 20 yn. exp. Moat be-tboroughb experi· ======='===''I eoced with all brake aystema
TILE, Ceremlc 6974 & ,_t end equipm<nL 1600
* Verne, the Tile Man * Mo., must be bandabl.e.
Cu!t. work· Install It repairs. TRAINEE
No job too 1m.U. PlasteT Must have at leut 1 year set·
patch. Leaking ah owe r vice .talion experien('e. Pto-
repMr. 847-1$7/846--0206 motion tD brake apprentice
6990 or salesman po&sru.e within _U~p_h_ol_st_e_ry~----• 1 year. $500-$'560 Month.
CZYKOSKl'S Cuatom
Upholstery. European SALESMAN
Cnlftmansh[p. 100% Finan-Must have at least 1 YMr
cing. Furniture, hoe.ts I: sale11 experience & be ag-
automobile. 642.-1454. 1831 ~Sllive. $600 Mooth..
Ne~ Blvd, C.M. 24 hr
le!'Vl.Ce Ihterviews will be held
.JOBS & EMPLOYMENT SepL 30th & Oct. 1'!.
Call: Mr. Marriott tor app't.
Job Wentod, Lody 7020 89:hl.114
-TI-IE FIDESI'A CO.
EXPERT BOOKKEEPING Fin!•tone Tire & Rubber Co.
or ACCOUNTING &ervice1. BROADWAY
My olllce or )'OW'S. No ac-TIRE CENTER
count too small. 8~9tllll wn Edinger
PRACI1CAL Nursing aged Huntington Beach
. or convalescent care refer· Equal opportunity empl~
"""· 5J6.li677
.lob Wentod
Mon& Women
((lllf(K
S1UDfm
AYMLABI£
7030
tor an types of work
PART TIME
Aflemoona or eves.
SOUTHERN CAL
COLLEGE
STUDENJ
EMPL-OYMENJ
SERVICE
Kl 5-1178
Domfttic Help 7035
DOMESTIC .
HELP
DISHWASHER
Nighta
BUSBOY
Nights
Apply in person
3-5 P .M. Daily
Snack Shop '# 1
2305 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del M.tr
PART TIME
12 MEN
HARD WORKERS, GOOD
PAY, STEADY WORK FOR
NEXT 6 MONTHS. 6: :Kl TO
10 P.M, $300. PER MONTH.
Aik for Mr. Reid
774-7251
ASSEMBLY
CARPENTERS
JEL COAT TOUCH UPS
J year experience
Columbia Yacbts
275 McCormick Ave.
Calta Mesa * PRODUCTION * TRAINEES
Apply In Person
TROY
COMPUTER PRODUCTS
232'Z S. PulltMn St., S.A.
PART Time crew ma.nag-tr,
easy wurk, 3 or 4 houra
. .
' Production :
Test Technici•"•
-& •
Test Opera~
Apply in micro • el~
lb,ybrid • thin fill clmlitrY.
etc) Prefer 1 to 2 ~ mln·
imum exp, H.S. grad pl.us
9el'Vice school. or tecluricial
achool desired. ~ ,
S" Luko Wocid
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
3324 W. W•rntr
S1nta An1, C1Uf.
All appllcetions reviewed
on merit with no tila! to-
ward Race, Color, Creed or
Sex.
-...
BUSBOYS '
DISHW ASHERs ...
Ove-r 18. Part time. Full
tl.m.. Apply in perQ h1>in
8--S p.m . ··, • •• RUEBEN E. LI ' ..
151 E. Cout H~.
N ....... ""''*
• B'.lat A1Hmbfer1 a Carpenterf
Live In OT Uve out
Hou1ekHpert
Excelsior Agency
neningls workina with boyL :·
Must have e a r . Com-I -----,==~..,_-
• Molders ·
Apply in persoii
JenHn Mlrlne ~rp.
235 Fischer, Costa ~eu
430 So. Broa'dway, LA. 90013
1213) 683-0847 (213) GD-1735
mlulD111. For tnforrnatlon COOKS •,
call 893--5315 and uk to.-DRIVERS :: HElP' •,
Bob FUlJ..PART. miE Emp;~ ~! feet Car Wash.llelp EVES. Late NiQI
George Byland Agency Full time or iifkends. 6'2·9'98 ,.
106 B E. 16th SA 547--0395 Min •Ir"! 18, apply 1n persm NOW! ~.
PIZZA MAN~ Ollnes. ll't'e-inll. O>eerful LIDO CAR WASH
Pemument. E:xperlei>ce.d. '81 E . \Tth Costa Mesa Whil" el,.pn11nu:~ l)1m•·•·'ln,
Far Eut Agency 6C-l703 ~j;;i~~iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i.~11 'AINTIN~ ,
Help Wanted, Mon 7200
SERVICE man. 50-55. to
•ervlce our equipmerit In
t\ekL. StMdy NJ&ry; plea•
ina: peT91X1alUy; wrtte P.O.
-10234, Santa .... s:m.i
TAJt.OR for part time or f\l.U
time woric, Mutt be rood.
C\n>'• Custom Te.Uot. 1884
Hari>or Blvd.. C.M. MM1lt
SERVICE Station Attend8Jlt
Over n. 4$0 E. 11th. C.M.
• OFFSET PRESS ~
OPERATOR ' • ' :
!2nd Shlftl ' ' ' 3 to S Y"" Davidson offs•t press e•p•"'
'lence plu, 9ood ••His on multilith pr•.f
and bh1eprinter. To function 11 one ·m•~
swinq shift press and blu•ptint•r operatot.
per mont11 ... 11p1mo Dnlr _...,, I -
Md c:bab •n.Oahl.e IDr SS. P•u Jones1 Realty
a. .... hoan aonrtrbw M7-l266 EV!'I. ~T12C LDST • female, fawu colond.
Whippet, t yr old. ANWm
to stay. Vit, N..,,ort HBI'-
bnr High Schdol. 4 Y elU' old
llrl offert her Uft'1 aavtnp
foru~return.&e.sll&
LOST: BurmMe Clt: amall.
bT'CJW'n ldttl!rl; nr. Stnd. I
S.uhor<, N.B. 6*-3111
e ROME REPAIR e
C.blMtl-rem odellnr.
Prompt, r•••oa1ble
lnttirlor Decon1tlng 6737 • ~. M••borshlp Nos
e Rffldonce • Comm'I •
De.ytime ~ence
0Ttr 21 . '90 E. 11\b. C.M. ._ . ....,, ......
aparlmt1:1ta 6 industrlal.
-Box M 199 Dail;y Pl1ot
......,. •• ,.,.. • Col
.. (7141 M'-'OJO
JJll "IWll-'---...... C.... M-c.111.
Rl'riDe anJ11We fer $10. A•~ T r•n.,.,lMlon
..it -pold _. Shop for Sele
lllq,lt ,.... Now opfl'Atina: in W&e ell)',
I DAtt.1' PXtOf Good potential mum on ln·
JD 1'01l£!I' AVDftJZ YettmMt. Must lll'lt for per-
t.A.Gt1HA BEACB mnal ~ Tumu a\'alJ.
' -Dial oa.wn.k abn:u ~ White ~T
-M.ASTERCARPENTER
New 6 ~..U.. $4 hr.
5.18-3900 I.ft. 5 PM
R!'PAIRS * ALTER.A'nONS
CABINETS. ..,, .U. Job.
25 '"' ~. Mi-ml
e PalnttQa, tnt. ~. cxl.
• Wall Coverlnp
• O>lor Coord1nat'oft '1<F.E ""1'IMAI'E
Lll'M9fld 6 lnll:O"ld
.MODERN
Of.CORATOR$ -_..
* CUf' nus~•* & lAYI POl _ fllTUU USI OON"T .,,_ • --· pt aul$ cub w • wtlb a
Qall1 PllOI -Ml ,,-__ -__ -__ -__ -__ -__ ~642.,. __ _
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JOU a IMJll.OYMINT JOIS Moodar. s..-'°· 1968 DAllY I'll~ •• a IMPLOYMINT Help Want..i. -7200 =·~ !MPLOTMIPU JOIS a IMl!LOYMINT JOIS a IM,LOYMINT JOIS a IMPLOYAllli•. Ma8CHANu~· fOll ~ ""'
ttolp WOfl!Od. -~ Hol, Wllltocl. -7200 JOSI a IEMPLOYMl!Nl w-noo Help WanlOI( Help Wini.I rl\ll ANO TRAiii! SALi D nADI ':"~ ·' . . 11o:.:..-7400 w-7400 Womon 7400 Pwnllure -IOOOfllr111,.,,. -
!)Ot )?rowing eo.t. M.w D'11hw11ben 11W PWA1B1 ~newpmt. DENTAi.-. ---miouf•..._ Meb: personnBI I.ADIB ..,_ ~ -""'*' 15 1o ., ll\lnt· Old vrorld
f'1"0RY -,.._, !IPal ''x C>pormr -...... -p . o. ,,. Fill nme •• egency •"*"" 111'11-... M'-"'"' ··-or.,.., ..... , .... " .. ......, -M-~'"-rranean · • f••"'•'•·f r. . IX OWMD"41· llo\TDI -'~ tll1ft. -• ecuie I --,,.Its OY• 11 PANJION IN sil:IU:TAAY ........ 1Dlllll <lllkl·lo .. ....,.. tor-.._ -pol baanl Jolio -. Wom. 7500 Snnn'-h F .. -•~·-•
OltAHOI COUNTY ht a - ---·--.-. • ,...._..,.,. "'4/or Wt~ W ~--' r-·"' -••"..,.-"'
Admlalslr.10 App .. I• -roon '~ --Good .,..... ikJlla wtll tna. --_-. Omwu • • I ;;, , r -;: IO iji._ a S PM Dept. lnp ...-. SIB 1w1*. 11111 Mt • IOf """ Pl. -. llll __ ..,_.., ~-t,od c1nce lltlon of '22.000,00
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l MEN Au f1N BEl!IG -IOI')'. u .. -'° llvt -.. Ind_ ......,..,.,, S,..nllh •n<I Modlterr1n01n fur11ltul9
« ml.Conductors DBllY'S 'INTEl\VIEWEI>, HIR£D ·-----... • eom,..••••11 .. lllclle11 T .. h. Ty'"' Nta•. --•1•. ,. -,., 9"1"' _ •-.,... AND TIWNED 1'0 1'Ll-SEalETARY ..... ".':'.:. M6 Pion Oooddmlna-.Ovu2l. A ... ,,_., -H-lo O. ...... :~, : J:ntrr<ne JnoJde technl-1 _ . GOOD l'OllTIONS WITH :IOnt -tr llJlt ~ • °""'P lJlt 1--= t>Plnl. flktrle I>'!>'· 111*!> '""""1 adu.,.tlcio. Tot lle!DI a& follows: GoriOOIJI 8 ~ CUltOm quilted
" h '•" -...-... •PPll-RESJjlllUIW T<lPl'l'AllTlNGPAY. ......-mlqllOd ctd 1o 1>tl(I •Proto l1w1o& ntlre-' .,~, ~ W..wodcll!Oranp°""1ty IOfa with separate loose pillows with heaVJ oal
-· ·'cat1oo•<us1Pblttback-• -111 $51%·mo &up aai:>CEC!ECY-~• monttnllt ........,.. !Ina · llJ/tDrapcrylludw&rt,Worktrlmdecorandmatchin~chalr 3matcblnJ~
,._ Similar ._,.,,.. 3170 Harbor llvd. ' ' ~".~· ~ qa1 .. ~Ii : ==~ :;::"~~~;occasional ~bl.,, (2) 68' ~U 0
decorator llmpt,
... o ... ,...... '°"' ....... Cott• -ll 'l"lllllad ... ·-.. cW:---tll.IDAY ' 1D.t!IO ' Keypunch Opor. and-· -bJlodt. Sol-hlftllnf cham ..... , lamps ID wroulllt lroll, -.,
' ·'' -· ~ty-Coa11et kt! CUSTOlitAN on the -tb1o •-1 W..,;.... ;,;;;;;...(an Pl ... ..ri .. , W<ce """" Minimum one ,.... llldll,.._ ..,,, --p1ur .,..._ 11-ple<e lling Aile muter bedroom aulte In pecan
''. Ou1llty Co11trol
M11111er . ' . '
M1.11t be competent QWl.. Xlnt __ .,_
·=• Contact~ Brllnlrd.
.;o " :r:.'·• Semi.Conductor
DeYice
Engineer
~ ' -" ·, ·.Delt1 S.ml-Collducton
~,, •. : ZZi Paularina, Oiata. Meu
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-' HELP
WANTED
..._. ..LA fl G E n.renuc.u.
, .. • EQUIPMENT COMPANY
• ·• .J • 'rs EXP ANDING IN OR.·
• ,.., .J 'ANcE: OOUNTY.
·.. ' ' . , St1rt work lmmed.
,,. Sklllod ind unrkllled
• -GOODPAY
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• .'.,~' ~ JOB TRAINING
NO WMI'tNG
-• -CID "" o.tJnJte time appt
Stt, Marl " n.. 774-7251
·:.,Westminster
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S150 PER HR.
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~TRA MOllEY
. MtfDIATB.Y
: ·.Call 593-8931
.. ~ ··, ._ . MR. SMOOT
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Full -~ t. .,,_ ::::.1:hl lklll'4 ...... :,"'1.~ .. -altrictlvt •ti!-....... .. illp. ..,,. ~/Ptno•ll>4il Dept 111 -· DIM •t>· "°"'""'· °"'" ft•hl tor p1nenec1 Mediterranean lllyle with top 11q~nualt.1111i.I
-p.ttdma SlltrY _. JM' ~ -~· --1o'""' dleJr olfiet lJTlll ~ .,.._ ~ =-Swioa or llM'tlllM HJab Hmln&s i. ,,...oeti,. 15 yr_ warranty tln& she mattreu & box
1156 to 11116. QooJnC date 1or ' .........,., and "' "' Siii.. -+ Ute _: ..... Qty, Cal tltot ''""'""'· Spanlah decor dlnllJg set, etc. !11to1Oct1t11, 1911. -:;'.,:.'°1 ~ '"" O>n....., ,.._lit. _ _. __ , SOUntERN COUNTIES -....... - -$1Dut
tute -.. .,. oho MINIMUM SECl\ZTAAY .......... WO ; Account!-Cle k DISTRllUTORS MUST Sltct~ '698.00 netded· 111Ult be -to QU• WorttloEIT ... .,..w/,... ....__ __ , "• r .... Cbar!oC-M. •A• ou•y -I -'* .... .. ~LIPICATIOHS ol °'""'" 0..'1'• -~ ~ -~ ...... .,. In-8. 4:"1""" --------
-_.,, nto 11-"-e Ar 20 er evor ,,,_ A --. PROOP OPlltATOR ""'*· 40 ,....__ ~ Any Pl-Cen h Purchoted lndMtluolly
O•MlliM p.-....._ • H • oc'-1 ired or --+ .,. ol 4ata ,......,... bllplul. Ulllltl!.,,._J Termt Avall1ble -Ne,,._,. to C.H"""'•
N.._ • It• so Ultllled "'lulvolonl OOOll*lf -ta! °"""""' rtJU. ma: " l'MtlUUl'llll Credit Approvod lmmodlotely
Sehod lltmkt.1901 N""'°" • 0.-enp County op beljti. ~ Pf1r. -
Bl,,,., °"'" Mt.._ -........ , -~-UNITID CALIFORNIA ~·· " Secy'&. Will> At Barbor Bl1'd. -'"'NEIS • Mochonlcolly Inclined -.. ~ •.•• 1D 1315 BANK -• _,~:._. ~· '""' • Able te start wotk A p!etMnt ~ for anotMr -........... UUKll: ~ H f •--'-
UuT• lift Yart: -.. _ -"!>qie l.Owr-" Tact. --ol oi«:tronle ,...,. llllt nC)fon ........, BIJ Farnltwre -1n °'1l*lml• hu IN'l'EllVIEWS *'-""..., ...Uty., _. U25 MlcArthur Blvd. -·
need kl'~ J'l'tllll mea MONDAY A TU£SOAY w/ ~ at 8Jl ltvda a.re Nemt-ch -NJ!IEDS -
Qulltfted chum ldnil In-., 1111 vacanc1os cm -Kl 3-9219, ext. 23 the...........,.._ Only lite
.... ---moi. Per "*!tr"'-Hill. -Co. -"---'"1ar.f. P'or lo-'tw ,_ -.vl\\YAIJLE Q.K .... ND
•Pl'I-call !J.19-llll -Thi> -pd """""
==·"" Wl!MJY WARD 1144 Newport llYd. Costa Mesa (lllly)
Ple.aae ePllb' bet. i 1. ' pm ..,., ...., 'ti t -.w.. ... a •• w '
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COWNS
RADIO ·CO;-Personnel Ottloe
Tm£d!na<r ~.: :"tZ MIORTID W :...-::...":.":.": S.:::
aecuritY 6 ct.azqt dw1rw P*BY! Cb. Plt'I fee. Codllll W1ltress
Hostess
19700 .llmlooreo Rood
Newport lotch Womtra I oollep 1tudent.
Ptr,
....... -" • •• MEOIAlilC stadium. $2.TJ per hour.
Must be cwt.r 21. ~ !:XPERU:Ncm
IS3 Devor Dr. N,1.
64Ul711 549-2743
20 bra wttk. $0.!SO. Fuiltt
B'nll.b. 546-6339, o.11 7.t PM
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.. ...... N ............. Bought MtnufO<turor'• Showroom Sompleo ~ .mild eont.ct the P'Ull time, 5 dQ .... °'*"-~ Dtpt., ml Oilf £xo•Uent workfn& mntlltkw! WW
Dr., NB. Wr2tm Tbp Sala.ry' o:mtact 7400
Are 21 flt cWmr
11-M Hr plm .... .........
tmmtdillte opminr
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ce mertt wUb no blu •
watd &act, Cl:llor, Ctffd or
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G' Wood arved ann divan, Jg_ man's cllalr;
beaul fabrl<t-5 Pc heJ:al!On dark oak din. se~ w/bllck or avocado lrtmed chlllni S Pc
BR set. Mr Mr. • Mrs. m-t, Ii mirror,
2 commod.., decorotlve beadboud In Span·
loll oat or avocado dealcn-
TRAINEE "'"""""'-... Min. 2 ,...,. aporienoe MARQUIS MOTOIS
with band A JIC'WV tool&. ~ So. Coe.It Hia:hWQ'
"'-" -...... ,_ -494-""' J'abrleatton A auembly,
ROiml'S
.llEWPOIT RfUBBI E. I.ff Secretaries
Maki A Ma!nt. Ylll. QH. or
.... e. Need fer Matti Apta.
2376 Newport Blvd., CM
COUPLE For janitorial wort
-.. .... -... NIJRSER'YM,<N TOP~. 1NC. MS-llrr ~. Nun1!'1")'11lan to ~ in BU as-rmw tor
f;qt.a1 _....,. .,.p1.,... • ,.,.,,.. ~ ..... ta11 CosllletlC Sales
151 L c_, Hlghw1y
Newport -
lntsutinl patltianl re-
('J1l'UIC GDe 10 three >Wn
aftk.o. expes lene. plus
lood tkWs m eJectrtc
typewrtter and lbort·
5 nits • wt. HA ,A nr-roundinc area. 962-af'T
BLUE Beet -6'f3...SOC Dtnn~r
O>Ok, 4-12 pm $31. per ~
A qp Waltren t\191.
lle1111 lold lndlvldllally
Shop Arowld-bJfore you buy -US1
VALUI "9~ULL PRICI $429.95
or -• low oa $3.00 -k COOKS Ntn'ftry In Oranae County Top line ~. J:;rp
DR!VERS near tbe belcll. Plwant -'-· ~i....i.-... 1 No Down-Use Our Store Charge Plall <-· -, IUITOO~. Room fc.-ad· vw.J• -:-"i -(IM''r"',,Mi:lm ..,.,,.. -'*-llM FULL • PART TIME vancemeL IatevMws in Mon-. nt
IXICUTIVE
SECRETARY --A .. ncler, Mon a No Fancy Front-BUT Quality Valtiea lnalde
--I ••-• jlef'90b Clft!J. Call for If> .... ........_ l".ol .. -..1 ••~ -N1te pointm@nt. 642-224! wett ..,........._. -.,..., o.u Women 7550 APPROVED FURNl1VRE
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PIZ2:.\ MAN -~-v
Top Exe<utin ...,,...,,, -Alwobi 2Uf HARIOR, tOSTA 'MISA ,
-on1y wan .. • 1o "°"' 5464010 AllOUS IMPLOYMENT 12 Yean aame locatlon-ll!DI ownen
Si:livrcz ST.lnoN
Mochlolc • SalOll'llln
5 YNn experJ~. Must
know ...... -· Salary, crnmtvim, 1n1urtnce, Dfl.t
ID ~ Apply 2590
Newport Blvd., Cotti lf-..
I to 5 p.m. •
l111boys &
Dlshwcuhers
RIOGIR
R. I. SALUMAN Mutt knor.
tor --... -H..,t. • SPLICING
---We bow • SWADGING ._ -•floor time. C.lumblo Yochts
O>nta<t Ca1 JlW_ lllU63I 275 McCennlclc Ave. ™ °""-18 yn "' Coota -Oftr. H.S. Grad. flrture in SERVICE stalkm attendant.
...... _.. Good -!:o<p .... Good _.,,,.
..i • ,.,... beneftta. run cond. Da.Yt uman ou. 393
tima. -'"'"""' -· E. !Tlh O! 81 Harbor Blvd. C.M. l~>WI=-...,,.-,~ .. ~ .. --~,....,--,
CHOPPER GUN "tebllll>od ,,,,_.,,_ $140
Ol'IRATORS """-Full" B-.........
Columlll1 Yachts Can hlltweea 7.9 PM
275 McCormick Avo. securttr ~
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PllOOF OPEltA TOii • • PART TIMI
ClllDIT CHICKIR
1taJf -wltll "~II Mlldlt S,Stem Dlvbldo ~"..'.,. """"wi•·::.:;·""' lo ND ~· ' • -Dill, 9.9 ~ fUll time vacatioa fill tn. vuvu .,. ... "'. :-~....::: ATLANTIC %.."":'~ .......... l,1Z ~ ~t~~ ~
have llD tkW.&. APPiy by 8oldceeper ............ J:m l ~:~~~~~ '~~~=~,~~~~~~I letteor le: RES Hot~ rutaurut exp .~ ~·'DiiLY"JiLOTnl EARCH ~~:·y-,;,;: $331 •UK>~~'''"'·' ' Offlce lqul;;;;.tlOii
PO ·-l'acby -.......... , ... , Schoo!Mnatnlclloo 7600 TYPEWmTER: --
UNITID CALIFORNIA .. -ISllO, °"'" Me• <Xlfll'OIU.TION -. .l manltd ' ---hit -a
IANK • Div. " .................... St $4.(15 ~newpoit .......... -
221 OCEAN AVE, IUSIOYS Tbe --Qrp. .,.. .. ..... LAGUNA RACH 0..... a. rtv. #" a weel< Fae'°"' .,_ ...... 6t 1:1.111 school Of Gorege Sile I022
-3333 Horii.or llvd. Drott '"''"" _, . , -aftll'l:llJPo.M. r~ ..._. ~• busl-ss ST J •-·--ll& flYI CR"""NS -• -. C.111, _......, .......... lo 11575 "" · ,_ ~ "--.... ~ ... ~ .... -.............. ._ , RESTAU~ An iqueJ --•1Y ARGUS IMPLOYMINT 133 OoYor Dr. N.I. Your _,,, *>< "" ...,_
38111 E. oioe.W..,,, ~~---·-••• •1•• -·· Due lo ·-to SINOLl -YOU~O ear... dtl 1tor _,... w•-"""' llGENCY -~ publl;1t, t1>e _,;td..., WOMAN ==~st.NS~ ~= Lin"IThtt iitt. typ@writizlK. t.K the S&le will tie Oct. am
-t1ooa1 """ ._ ... C.Ulfi OiRLS Experl•ncecf NCR ' . . Clilldren .,sndebJJdren, " • "4. no.. • ~ pm. -.. lpplfeatlom for..,_ ...,_ ~ S Put tlmo wool ....... ,..,,.U ! lndl-llly tu-3200 Via Udo, N.~.
-.., ,..... ·-lo °' ~ a;...,. and/ 4 0 Proof ' °"""" del Mu --O>llcoal 10 le""' t7P-RUMMAGE Salo -~ tn Bnnd Jdm. fence Jn wamea .,,. -:i::-Operator fi75-0310 ar 548--nB'f in1'. IChooL 173 Del Mar, CM Oct. fat 9 AM • t PM 11rtt Mee~ PfQJect. Must be APJitOPOS, ~a: O:>lmtry. , 54~2858 Methodflt Ofurch, GO W.
..... -· ........... Onnae-seJOC ' NI --· Schoot .. 1..irudlon 7600 COSTA i<-p;;Sdliijj .. !!th SL, c .... mUoYdee.\q:'llt'ffbthe~ H6usuc•:1PE1L Pl&'in * * * * Klndera;arte:n.OpentAM ~ ~-========I lie ..., -1D tra"" -.. .....;, II.• 5:45 PM. Full .l 11 da> Aool11nca 1100 ~ Station wtet per ID<l'lth. oooldDa' tor CIOICIW. 5" daya. ""'f'?"T lelll.ms. P1liMed pl'Qll'am. u. '
SALISMAN A,enclM, Women noG $12.S. per wlr: ultry Muat d!'l'f'e. Rfh. Pr1. R.eu. rat.es. 5'8--98lll RCA Gu Waabft'/t>r'Ji!T .\-1
Coll• -646-7436
Full ..... .-.. _,_ -"""' --~~~ =t::.'I« V 0 TE 'OO><ESA 11mner. ~" ~-,,::;1 ... ~·· anot, tt>ll student at. Apply aram. ,... Qp:ltnttftmt caD "Bela Dartt bu cipeninp
"" N..._ Blvd., C-"-MISS UK AGfllCY S.111! ' "" ., • san-BABYSITTER w.-"''"" ,_ vd.,. -FOlt A tor • , .. ..,,. ..,... 1n ,WEDGEWOOD ... nnae •
2 ~~~TPoR!sss F" Pold SAWLADY t';i. ".:" ::::" ~.:. 11'!1! v-. -r.v. Computer =: ~ . "' s.n. ;:_~1e~ .. ,.,,.. CAREER ,,.,,_ _,... ~ .,._ tn l'lno Ready to s." .. ,. a 1n •:>11"1 w11 h2.aUt 0 OPPORTUNITY! l'er1111nent ..,,,; lotll ........ lo ""1 -wear 6 tor ,.. .... ..,_ 511>-'8!11 ztW 0,,., EID.,.,. TUTORING KE2'1M R~ ..,._ -· Experience Preferred. Stcntan ............. ; $525 .._ .. wear. 1'uD time. AG AD ltfth math, pd ICbl td· ttmd. $25. 9111 kind
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--·"""....., fu!MI -646-9'1! "">llnM ............ $450 GENE'S ~~mum "" --Allllltnt E "'-·HS,......,. 962-4005 ""Hunt_ Beb-.._ ...,_"_"""' oa1.. -$4llO ·-J:l5 -n p.m_ nwn 10 Tllotype Opormr ., cu n "'""' to .....,..
Ne uperit!!Ct nteedar')o-BOYS Betwffn 10 and 15 Girl F\1 (IPitt;·::::::·i.; $400 2300 HarbtJr Blvd. OI a.in 1e .... Cill Sua 14 pm 0rt.rdft6dt•wll&d dut· c· AREER YA.JtN ART a..um:s ..... l !I doors. Barpill 20Z3
We train. Ml or pert~· ye&n of ep fer nmbW Awllunt ,..,, fH M lftf.lltive Sec:Nt1,:Y "br l"°'% MMrrf • Stiom.ln&t .... ~ 1?:~!'°.!._6· Tapestry. wall Harbor Blvd., CM. ~fund AdvlMn, ~~~~ FICJlkl!Jw .......... to$500 --...... •GOOOO>olt.x...w.,e, -~stlrU,,.oaJ. --· ....,_ m-6133 ' Inc. Stcrela<Y .............. $475 ....,, -· .......... fub. to ..... m_ 1'-. oallry a UT-al')' Im. to $400. ,., mo. COMPU.J:.!i PIANO LiiiiiS: ........ ,. AnHq-1110 i<»t 8. 11!11! WatclJIUCM4l2 DD<T MAN WANTED Girl Friday ............ $400 ~;--·Call APllOPOS, ... CXl>d'L l!:ara help in GOOOIOOY & CO. ~1100 Mk ING tbru tntonnedlat... Mn. COLLECl'O ·~"'
•• ':t ~ s..A. 1212 N. Broid'wl7 hr ..U job. Typllt ................ $3191 Town A Counl!y, bowie OR s.-55:1) or J..$333 Mrs. Lace, Npt. :Bcfl/540.8121 0 W I B&iley Thompaoo, 60-0332 dolls R'S .an.i. .. -.vi:.
.. ,,, ' "1-ml 56$11!0 T•letypo .............. S3'5 °"""' e liLU:DR~Y JOB e Totil Concept cour .. In MERCHANDISE FOii .,..J.. Ille antlquo doll ac-
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MISSIU SYSTIMS
DIYISION
ATLANTIC
RESEARCH
CORPORATIOll
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Ouhltr ................ $340 SEC'Y. t man ..._ dllee. K"',.... .,..,._Job ,. e R-:J:!!onltt computer P'Ol••mmlng. SALE AND TltADI & ,,., 6;._~• "°"'"
Gil1 rrtday •••.•••••••• uzs Ml.lat be eble to meet public: wife I mother I earn a. Gtnerel dutl• A new, up.tCMl1t• PNpl• .. ,
Pr Secy •••••••••••••• $2.50 In pencil 4 owr Jlhl*, Ylkb' llQ' ~ 54M521, Purou apdrMnce. ration for 1 lr'9ht fy. furniture IOOO UNUSUAL Old Pl.a. t.tor m
aome ~· Alprlrax. 30 In ~ ~ 4'PlY 1n Ptl'IOI} ture C1reer. ::::"~ Vlctariln Ei't.. lllll.
410 w. out Hwy. wk. Send .fl.enne ., P.O. jtlJiLlliTli.1 $2. br J•nwt Mlrlne Corp. BEAUT 1ounae cb&1r I: °" Ntwport Beoch -Box ml,"-"--.,,.,_ 235 !'iocb<r, 0.... Mn& COMPUTIR·AOE tonw>, • ..,...... tabrlc, MAlll!LE top ""1o m 3
EXPEM M<dJcai .,.,..._ • v...,.... .... -DRAl'TINO SUS «m $.100). Ladi,. on-.,._ cln..., llS. Clot ~ b1lUna. N--Hunt. Bell 2• to-36 L ....... -1 lique pink MCrt\111 deak back chr =. &M-1115 aft g s.eys-lUrlY • r• ••••• to ~ omce. ~ ,,.. at'"'"; ~lm IN& IOI. Dntt P.T SECT .. Gel P'ride.y, T ---,,_-ern S10J (COIL $25Q). Mile items. ' .
M-.. """ ........ to J!<IO Pltaae ealJ ..._...,. U _ btJpl><a att ._.., Siii tralnlnt lncludn od-.......,. Sewlnt --&120
o.clit ~ .•••.• 10 $400 "m. WOMEN Prt wl car. Mkf oprnUona. Ira tUn too! vancM IOftcepft In MAPLE end tables a cdfee -'-'-'=='-'='!
Gen'l ol<: _, ...... 1D l4Cl) NE£!> 1 run-ffB. 12 br auu. Shortl>ut4 MlpluJ Hoon dr•fllog ond IO<hnlcll IAbJe .., 12<1 tor Ill. s.v..-.i 1.98'1 SINGER. eomplote -
fODIO •• ." •• , •••••• ,.H)') . ~laNe tllP ---Lynne Brow.a S60 .. tt3J, M14.t pt9' anu,ed.0
541-1331 detlgntomeetfMMW lamp&$5 •$1.0W!b.J•ix12 Yf'JlluteatltnetJ lttVle•
De:nt receptlca •••••••• S350 ~ J.JO datbr. M'oo.l'rt. IGo-1112 or "3-1122 requlN111•nt1 of teday'1 rup: S5 • 110. 2233 Jtulattl t:d'.an kil.VU. ll'a. Auto,
,..,,. 1<an1u ........ " 131i1 ...._ am.. °'"' ..__ W AITRUS rooo "'-· Codrtatl now·lcf01 lob&. CM. cu,..,. ...,> • 11 • • 1 • ioad>-0-matle.
Tme Nt..,ekln .••••• 10 $350 w...._ w a....~-buttcm. bales, blbl html
n... --.. to 1318 fiiiiiP Ba llWllS a 'G6 -· ""' :n ~-., ~-. AUTOMATION -lltoc-Bed. '
""" l!lldorwrller ...... 13:11 GO DAJ<CIN. 'r., ...,.._ KR~ uLI-;;., ,.:: ~ ~: ILICTllONICS bta.W qullt<d ma-=-w 1:.!:: t 12°.ii n... llle eJJr .......... l3MI l2JO.a!JO 1D -. Clll for --•• rllll Oaut ""1-NJI. U -b ""1t IO<mdation, bit-Jn -11< 138-D -Clll ~ tlte'\1fw. 5e-M1 &Ult -Harbor. a.ta MMI. In.me.:;.... med. t9I. ~ ' .... _ ·~--LASSY 21C11 """°' "-"-e COOKS TOIJN9 lady, "'11 time, to Preptr .. youfor jelioln: Woc:th IZJO. ~ "==:i'=:c====s===I -· ~~-• =::-;;;:,,:=-;;.,:;::;;;:,• ,:::::::., detJan i: ..U •I• d C) w ~ ' -QT w_ lttJ>, CM. semi TOo Mao Oili<e Good P•>'. -hotn -.., wtJ1 tmln °"""' Computers QUU.'l'EI> -a tnalclltol Muolcll IMI. , 1125
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llJo Mioalll-N00 TINY r.y l'<><tdlo. Oian!I-\It ROODA ISO ~.
USID ,IANOS >1EAR NEW Pl:MCO ttock. AKC. SNd -500 actual ml. w......,. ollll
Ant1p white cJJ:aier , , '118 50 aal aqulrlllnl-S'..alaktu av&ll.ttle. 545--UIM ~ New . OU~ trial
Walnut O\ickhlna COll .' *5 •lttl CIM&'lNcdon. ns, hi .ucc REGJSTEREI> Un1ven-1 tires. Xlnl ~
l'r, ,._ Crud ,,,,,, $11 sludud (44''X1A''x22 .. ). hi-COW.£ PUPS Mua~ '600. flWHf
S1atr ~ ............ P15 duded : Staklk• hood w/2 MIMT51 ·~ HClfDA 90 nnl perfect· '~"' -•~ ·-G-• •--.. d·-""--'l Dirt ot St. SUS. plilt' ..... 'Utztt "'t-""'' •• · · · •• • -._.,...uc ..... · JI' ............. • GERMAN Sbtpberd Pupa. c:omp1etd.y Guaranteed aide tuter. in.aide "Mltacle Ex blood line-s.\W. Reu. Y~a la • 81 flll'I nta
THnU tillf:A'', '1alve1, bNter, MU". Ql-1491 Jlft'fect. fl.50, ~
Gould Music C-ny lllllld t. -· Wltli pui·. POODLE .oopp1 .. AKC. 1 CHOPp:R.&'!A. lllint -4.
lC>ur 5Sth Yearl chaM oWMr wUl stv• aw•y weeks.: 1 tree rroominr Molded WllUd:rcp ta t1 k !-=========o JOii Main. S..A. SCT.o&ll he• new 17 pl. •how tank, 1.._. ~ Metaruc ~ .uldna-.
SALE witli -· """'· pump, ,:,..,_:;._,15411;.;...._=~~,..-''•"°' OrfMI Ne.tar A "Mira.de ftllers" H...... ll30 '58 Pootiae station Wq., $699 $1~. ot bell ofttr. IWU5M Clnnf See to AJ!p~ ~:"~ S: :n. ~ alt ti. CUm>M wl!'ftem -~~.· Good tran1. ~
Be1t nttet. Call UIJ'..... S I •-J ' '''" WurliU« °"""'' .... SWIMMING P'OOL 131.$682 '17 SUZUKI !00 ex:. S .... t. I ....... CO. aria modeb!, bun $TM. trail. Like N!W! Onl,y 8 Complete new MG in'1Mtoiy
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'67 P'6ft.o LTO. J dr IU'd top,
PS. PB. air. aulD m . 4 new ,..,_:-..
Rental qn apply to JUChUe 1958 J'ORl> ,b. waaon. Good
0.A.C. Order by phooe. ""'-'-,::.._.. $2?S
541-5294 • ·-~~· -... '
9 AM to 9 PM 7 Da,ys -.. flC.89lJ
CA!>ILLAC
'S9 1'0RD Sta wp. Rtod . Xlnt
cond. S&crtftct. 531-$49 --· r.r _., •-~~ Kl!. Boats & Yachts 9000 • '65 """"• SCl'ambl.,, ,...i Here l!fow!
....... W;.IJ~CHS •• 'SJC •-114f .II ttlltdition, oveniu dttl, $XKl 2828 Bari«' Blvd. Ov•r 15 • "1968'"
JC So~INIJJI --~~ SEC RD POOL ·e. 2B' 78 Fairlliler: dn.n: *·1890 ~ Mtsa • '• 5"-1203 Previouaiy owned
o.t& Mna .. MQ.JUi5 m .. ~ Orua• =~tn·:'r~it.~~~ .~ .. ~.:~c-':""~ .. -u ... ~""=.condi-""-.-=-. WE PACT A. ' s·. H " AU ~l~i=tls~ full ·~; ~l~ =d ~~
MERCURY
Green Tag Sale :-: .~ 8 9 T morem..m9 --=='====== . pwr, •it condltionln1. ::;.~...::,tell ~. ct I'll·
S.pt tdnp thk tamoua aa1.e SOFAS. Lampl, .IMthtt .l ewfwkndil -· , Save up to 51500!
ol tine pianot .. orp.na. capt. mr. Jte:fric. 125, • •pl =====,,.,--= Auto· S.tvlces Newport 8etch ALLEN '62 MOnte:rey t dr, RIH, Ml
EvaypianD.toraanJ71adced siR novt $25. T.V. D'.1. 19' CRUISON inbrd., compl ., & P1rh 9400 642-9'Kl5 -540-11&C b' ued c.rt "iruC:ka jaJll Oldamoblle-Cadill.ac pwr. Xhit C<!ftd. Private
in er-en curies dixoontll Color T.Y, mWnamt, Ya\et eqpd b: lllhhl&. $1.ISO. FP ----Autboriztd MG Dealer call tall b ht~te. 1150 So. Cout Hiway oWner. $495 . .f.95-4434
to ~" 'l'k best diet.la are chair, beds, d:rtael'a $1. or Low dn, I: aum pymts. 'IWO .. l4" Map with I" 'M MG, $350 or belt ofter. GRO' JH t,ilbnullfl Laguna Beaeh Ol-1'14 '61 COVGAR 1)'pe 91 PS I alw~ •t: BllJJ bed._ tans, hou~ o.ya 645-414' Bill: Nirhta easier. for ~: Delco See Bud at Gentl)''a Ltd., in '-11~,IKV '67 ELDORADO PB, R&:H, Call 540-M90 aft·
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO eooda1550 . BSkiloS. Low C~ ~ ~· n-.,_ •-~~ for ~ n. Harbor Shoppinc Ceilter. ·~~ Sa*a--~-BI. ' Pure wbltl!' laDdau tap, er 6 p.m.
1801 Newpxt, C.M.. 4G-MM ...... -upenor .... CO....-...... ._~ -..t ncpau-. 19'5'1 MGA H~UllH .. -':.'!&a,_.: F'rench ftanredbottom.Hul;:======== SUnc\ay ....., Sinken ...td. Dry 'Docka, Good cond:i · S350 "'06""' ~
, ... 0,,.. ................................... ,. HJ-Bod< kltdi ...... 110. M.C. Mullma. tt1. 20th St .. Trailer, Travel 9425 "'" Soutli ouv:'.°"~ Ana Kl ·"33!1 ~~s-·~ AM·~,1--M_U_S_T_A_N_G __
••-----• -~ ___ ,, --2 ~"• N.8, 675-18(6 '""7 15' W'll B tel'eo, a.tr, pwr,....,,, nalWQWJQ -....,~ oraan ...,,_.. ~~..-· ..... TRAVEL Trailer .l.70 ' I uy cUb dela, <Yr will take older '67 MUSTANG 2 + 2. Xlnt
w/percUalkm. ~ I: ~ ~ ~~,;~:.• AVON 12 ft DinlhY ex. cond. Scottam.m. Sletp5 5• Ice PORSCHE trade. Will tin,N'ICt private Ont. Ntw tireg, brits. best
---t. Sa'1e $225. ... • .,,._, --.._., All f!X'lrlla tndudied. $150. jbo~x.~bu~W..~~•toY~•~· ~Emu~=! I;;;;;~~;;~;;:;;;; IY y •~ ~. •• 11 _........ ofter ON-•'VllVl ca~ A•44 &~ .... -pon .... --crlb. hair dryer, fi46..5488 Like n~w! $895. S43-f68.4 om' o-.-... zenor~ pa,..,, ... ,er , "''"or "' ..,.,., . .n,J"""ll
u ................. -h1di .. cl-""" 10. ll. -""======= PORSCHE .. PllY ... do!Jan. P.Ud ... 545-0634. ~~ :· Milk 1ta» p;eo.L 9192 S.llboats 9010 Trollors. Utility 9450 w not. Call Rall* "''61"'CAD=D.LA=-~c~Sed~.,-n ... ~v=w. OLDSMOBILE
Bennudo Di". Hwrt B<h 911 S 1 673•1190 41J.. POWER Incl~ .
Santa Ana 968-4.153 * DEMO SALE * 6 x 8; 2 wMeJ. trailer. Ideal , to ehoote trcm aond.i'tioniAf, power -'61 OLDS Dynamic 11• J dt
SOX Jaa 0rpn plus CUI-* AUCTION * Rhode• 19 ...• S1700 for landacaper « cat-sr<m. * 100 m.ll8 • po91er brake11, ipower wm.'. HT $595. ~.;;
brid -~ 1 17' O'Oa)' ••.. $1350 It.ruction. 546--9703 892-5651 or 534-2284 lmport.d Autos 9600 dows, ~way -at, auto. trunk -==="'-----1e •~onu. amp., moa U )'Otl wUl lll!ll fl bu1 62 STARFIRE O . _,.. "'R"""""'-.._ .._.--. W'~ 1 Mariner, new .... $3100 I ~!""'!~~~~~!!!!!!!!~ ----------opener. Radio, heater, of cm•. ng
t;>W. -...i-.._ ....... ...,," ...... .fU'Y 117 Demo •.•• $2550 Trucks 9500 1 :i9t;7 PORSCHE 912 Targa. 5 course! Clean. S675! , • , owner. Xlnt mech cond.
""· Wi-d 'J'rtdayAuc11':30pB.m. FunZoaeBoat Co.BalbM ---------•Pd, AM.FM rad i o , ~(F\illertonl $560.673-5581 -~.. ~~-· -... ., tn y 1 "ion •m '3.5 FORD pick-Up, runnable; vnl.SIU~ ~ c...,-' 11' MAUBU Outriutt 'With not Hef!nsed; tow away. &tereotape, ma.g whe el a • , '66 CAD OONV, all black, • $250 •
Walnut Lille Dl!'W, fll'I. price Behind Tany'a Bld&. Mati trailet". Comp. I! quip. Over 1300 invested, take Polo red. lmmaculate. fA2· 1tereo tape deck, MW tires. '51 Old• 98 Conv psl pb ~70&4 Will a• tr J f I e •! ~ Newpcrt. CM M6--l68ll v./°"' daCf'Ol1 sa.ib Ir: S150· 2473 Fairway Dr., 1141, eKI 63. Allk fw Mr. N~-$4000. 494-9358, Mr. Wood ~7-LJ29
Rllt )'IM'9t1f bi ~ Place stainleu steel h d w 11 r e . c.M. ~n.
Wurtib:l:r Oiord Orpn. Hutlct Blt"'I D-1 Tbelltn Nf!eda n:nt war!< lo finish. 55 GMC %. T 11 a k e ".liO~=PQRSCHE===-s-.-.-,-.-.1 ~ ';1:..,.~ 3'1m McFadden, S.A. 962-964! w/custom camter. 389 ensr:, Coupe. Luggage r a Ck,
WUlUJTZDt Spinet Piw. SWAP MEET ~!' !:o~. e::·= ~~ ~~ R&H, dual& ~~7'~ ~u.~:!. ~~
Good conditiaft. Mab eller! peel h crui!iJI&:, 642-7238 ly reblt t'i11.n1. S17SO. Daya 541-4'153 Starla Aur. 1'1 '67 CHEV. " T. Fltttaide 531.un aft 7 METCALF No. 26, l ti.mea Full waJTanty -Radio . air . 49Mm Evts. 493-4988
-ftttt champion. Sa.ill, cover, H.D. apring1, tire 1, I Televtsf.-1205 STA.TUES, ETC. trailer. $425. 646-8'252 overloads. $19':S. 67J..8229 ----"';.:;: I Ftnilhed .•.. to
RBIT auit )'Olr decor. 'fib CHEV P'W:kup, % ton, g~
See our dblJiays 1t ... . Power CrulHrt 9020 for Camper w/lots at xtras.
New Color 1V 3419 Via Oporto, N.11. --------11 ="'="'='="====== -EASURES OF CALIFORNIAN ,.. 1· $9 PER MO. '" fiberal.ul. twin 210 Chryilu JMp1 9510 AU BABA ..,,., t1y1n1 bridgo. 112.soo.
ltE2"'L\L CAN APPLY 'TO 1-=~=~~~=PIJlllJIASE
OllDER BY PllOIOI lllllTftl\ FAB...,'· ..,. FIBERGLASS, ;....,.., AlllllUI lll\.I outboard Cabih Ctuivr,
....,.,..,
541-1511 """FOi SALi Mere., .l trailer. Excel
9 AM to I PM f DQt ltnmarttl, •mplet ,\ Mill cmd. 61S-2434 !;;======="' .ts Se.l Ol'IJy I a.m. to 21 '1961=-=,,,,-, """'C11RIS==-=eonn=·"1"ru.ncc
HI.fl & S.... 1210 p.m. 929 Bakf'!r, oma Meaa. Loaded~ Like new. !Aw hni:.
CX>MPLETE run. ~ ts • z YD Pioces at. wied Will consicm-trade. 543-2434
Walnut audio erd: ~. CIJ1)f!'l:inc. Fram $15 tll S:J'>· 30' CHRIS O'aft TS, 1959
J. Lanalnc 15'' llP!&ken-. ~-Bein . and beige w12i,; KW man, trim tabs. ~ ~ " tweect.. loAded $6500 n.t:: M&-0982
tuner. Genwd ctaazcer. M&-4"lR 25 owms CAB CRUYSER
Xlllt eond. Make tJI!«. SEPT. Wallpmper Sale! 1/3 Xlnt cond. Loaded! Sac!
494-TDS till. Walker Paint 111 W. 547-1103, fi75-50ll eve«.
Stseo -db: o:JM:lla 19llll ..,. __ ,_
chlAlft'. Left ell Jay-a-
ltth a. C.M. 6C2-6T75
ny. ~ bill. ffl $78. ti 17. fl performer, Islander
mnlll pymnts..Credtt Dept rol.AP.i>ID No, Zit witt1
Spoad Sid lloah 9030
17.fT. FIBERGLASS
FOR ..i. t;ypewritl'I', Rem·
minlton 11Pl11bf. N e ~ d I
....... l20.M1<Wl9
• 5$-12(1(1 • modr.I . lJ!. good condition. flub.-New $75, O'JSl $129. CompJei. w/running light:ll, COMl'LEI'E====-c,-,,-,,.,r"'•-·-..,..--l l82 £. ~. O.ta Mea bia'. wheel trailer I; custom
ponents, ~ Kardon map down cover. Priced fur
stettO receiver .. Gerrard FREE TO YOU quick sale S65Q. Phone 642-
tum table: M•r••••x ..., """ 7,00 p.m.
amplilien l speekera. 2233 ---------1 ·~~=~~~~~~
'62 INTERNATIONAL Scout
Four wheel drive -travel
Wp, new tires $995 cash will
aceept trade. M2--0'l9T
C1mpers 9520 '-----
1969
I TRUCK SALE I
FORD-CHEV-GMC
%. ton V8, 4 !P, a)1 HD ca.mp.
!!'I' special ~pt. Spilt rims,
deluxe C&b, auto. trans opt.
Now $2577
Re.ad)' for irnmed. del.
camper purdlase.
.10°/o Down
S yr Bank fin. avail.
OPEN ROAD.
SUNBEAM
BAYSIDE MOTORS
1966 SunM1m Alpine
Convertlbll!', 4 spd with
ov•Jttive. Excellent cond-
ition. Factory w.IJT'IU1ty.
$169S
1200 W, Coast Highwa,y
Newport Beach 64&-5005
TOYOTA _.,.--..., --TOYOTA
1969
HIW>QUARTERS
ELMORE
T1UUMPH
CAD Coupe de Ville '67.
11,8"' •ctual mi. Comp PONTIAC
equip, $4950. Pri 642-5641 1------
4 SPEED CAMARO SPECIALISTS
1961 CA.MARO c .. ,.,. RS Ex· HIGH PERFORMANCE
traa! Private prty, 96Z-1Wi CUSTOM CARS
a.ft 5 LARGEST SELECJ'ION IN
CHEVROLET
ORANGE COUNTY
Selected Auto
Center
CHEVY Station Wagon, 1
Biscayne. 6 cyl. Auttsnn ,~1oc. w-"'"" &n<1 tau ROY CARVER ~at• ca.r~ted. Powtt steer-PONTIAC
lng -radio -one owner -
very eood mnd. White wall -Rarbor Bl., Calta N ..
""' ..,..,,.,, " ""'""' Kl 6-4444 '67 IMPALA SS, 421 4 spd, 8 Orup Onlmty'1 l:xc:ta.tYt
• track 1terl!O. bucket seats, Deal• few kolll • KoJu and
new Urea. Low mi. Excel Bently.
COlld. $2500 or best otter. --"-~,~68~P~o-n~t~l1-c--
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t1965 f'OJU) Econoline:
t eam per •.• , ........ ll4.!:6• tl.966 VOLV!J StatiOn Wag-i
«oo. automatic trans .. air•
ioonditioned, low m:;;:
6T:i-5768 aft 4 PM Bonnevlll•
196€ CHEVELLE Supe r HT, has everything ... y()u
Sport, -396 hi · pert. 4 IJ)d. namt It! Must sell now. Very
411 posi. Complete new law miles. Will take. older
clutch 8.SSl!'mbly $200l. Ask trade. C&1I Ted, i.fter 12,
for G•ry 673-U61 a.ft 6 pm. 494-9773 O!' 545--0634
'67 CHEV Caprice, f u 11 '67 GRAND Prix, fact. air,
power, 18,<n:l miles. Still un-R/H, pwr. brks. &:. steer.;
~new car warranty. Xlnt auto. trans. Lo mi. Xlnt
rond. Priv, part;y. 827....J837 eond. 1 • Owner. ;28$ .
1967 OfEV FJ Camino. Pwr.1~64&-~34="'~-~---~
61r'g, brk1, fac air cood. '6.5 GTO, automatic. only
$2495 642-4343 (9-6) 43,00'.l mi. Excellent cond in·
'64 NOVA 'ss. V8, pwr 1tr. side & ()Ut. 499-2588
Jtutgen CM. (\Wr :Rev) O'RCANIC ltr.tilber, aged 14' SPEED & Ski, 40 hp
h!nemam.hcombined Mere. with ail 1ttt. $450 or
C1merii1 & Equip. t300 with wood llhavings. Good otter. 1014 E. Ba1boll Bivd.
mulcti. 83.1-5332 between 3 Ii: 675-5185
35 SLIDE Tra.,yg :lor Kodak S or 546-4931 after S 9/30
Cavalcade projeetrir • t . :2 WONDERFUL K. 801f·Y1cht
Ch•rt•rs
t u167 FIAT "600" '2 dr Buyi •yoor gas by the pint •• $895
t1967 DATSUN wagon, au-t t9fUatic, one owner $184.5
& TRIUMPH TR 4. Con· t1$7 AUSTIN HEALEY:
vertible. R/H New tires. :; roadster. low miles $27!ll:
Ex. running cmd. Asking •1967 fl.AT 850 Coupe. the,._
Sl450 or make offer , tpopular one.······· .$1475•
540-4726 or ~1533 964 JEEP Station Wagon.:
R&H, low m:i. 1 Owne-. Like '63 Tempest Wagon. V~. Pow·
new $1390. 644-1343 er str'g, stick shift. R/H.
'64 CHEVEU.E Malibu. hrd 57,000 ml $700. 962-2384
top, V~ eutrt, radio, 1 own-'fn PONTIAC Starchie{ hrd
er $895. 646-6293. lop, leather int. hot r.igine.
'55 QI.EVY. Thomas Sw;p. HP. $'250: 646..5293.
26.S cu. in. i-1'\iine. $250. '64 Le Mlln.!cpe, auto, bki"'StS
646-8793 P/S, P/W, R/H, vit:lruon.ic
':57 BEL AIR . 4 door, MH Orig 0wr ru95. 675-301l Each. SJ&..1174 Sandy I:. Frosty g we~t~:
Ml••ollo-us l600 Veni lovinc need sa.m~ 1YPf ... of homf!. Call ~1878 10/l
9039
PARTY to shirt expense• ori
weekly tripa: will teach
Allinl. -45' -Sroop. &46-1*1J.
9200
e Spot Calh fer Imports
We pay mott for 91\Y import
reganlle111 of year, make
or conditio1'1. Tey us before you .en. ELMORE
MOTORS, 15300 Be•ch Blvd.
Westmiru1tu. 89f.3322.
-t wheel drive. Wa1Tenlt '60 TR 3 Xlnt rond. Best ()f· • !"
fer or tram. lnqUire 200 :~sroru;·coRTINA":;:
Gcod oond. $285 or belt of.
fer. 6"-2629 RAMBLER
.,,"="'=St=·=· =NB=61>-==1231===c 1: wlth bucket 1nts .• $14751
VOLKSWAGEN :::=~-~:'k~!
take over payment1
AM/FM R.adio, Iota of ex-
tras 646-3683 after 5 p.m.
1965 V.W. txtra &harp CM·
dit:ion. New tires. lnqui!'t
bl!'fnre. 3 -642-547L Alter 3 -..... "'
tl985 MGB Roadst~. hap-,._
py car. wire wheels Sl'l'96•: 'S9 RAMBLER, runs xlnt., ~ MGB Road&ter, must COMET low mile.; clean; PX! or ---------1 tradt. 5t6-12'72 tsee this ooe ........ $19$,._ '63 COMET O:lnvertihlt1========= •1968 JAG XKE CouPt.• l' !AMIFM,6,00tlmil"~ WhH" Xln< Cond $400 T·llRD ~ MGB Roltdlter, midy• I !'15-364~~7~=====:1;;;:-:;::gjru;:--;:;:i;-;;;::;-
: to .................. l!!ll5i CONTINENTAL 19!SF T-BIRJ). FWI ""'"· • actory air, Leathtr in-t:l.964 TRIUMPH R'>&dster,* _____ 1 terior. &ige wf brown lan-
:; wire wheels.-···· ••. n'T!6: '67 CONVERTIBLE dau mp. Xlnt rond., inside"' ~ JAG XKE Rolldster,i C()ntiMntal, 27,<n:l miles, eir/ out. S2200. 546-3367 f new top, dlrome wbttls. lo;c:-==~-~~-:;: S27S5 eond, lffther interior. new '66 T.Bmo Ulnwrtible. new
•1964 MGB Road!ter, hflrd.. tires, full pwr, $4800. Owntt tires, l!lluine lea.thror iJ1...
• Sl485 644-1361 teriar, •ttreo ta.pt, ail the
TRANSPORTATION
9900
STATION WAGONS
5 TO
ChooJe From
'67 COLONY PARK
'67 TOWN & COUNTRY
'65 COLONY PARK
All 9 Passencer
All With
Air Conditionitl.G
Fully Automatic
'67 PLYMOUTH
'64 COLONY PARK
You will fi11d th• ,rle•t
•n th• •kv• ll•tion W<lf"
on,, formul• ric•d f•
coiftcid• with our '6f
mad•I cl••ll·up.
JOHNSON & SON
LINCOLN-MERCURY
Orange County's Old1!5t
Lincoln-Mercury Dealer
900 Wen C:OC..t Hwy.
NEWPORT llACH
545·1271 e '42-GHl
TRANSPORTATION
Used Cars
COUGAR
1967 Cougar (G.T. ). Local
owner. Fully equippt'd ll
a Ir conditioning, D i 1 c
brakes. call today for
sacrifice salt. 642-0981
dlr.
1967 C()U g11. r -$2550.
Phone 5.48-7751 dlr.
CHEVROLET
1964 Chf!V Impala with
air cond. Will sell right
away for $1400. Phone
548-7751 dlr.
1964 Chevrolet Imp a I a
2-dr. Hardtop with power
steering, auto. trans .. air.
$1575. Today. 642-0981
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1966 Chev. Monza. Four
apeed. $1575. can Bob
Mangan at 642-0981 dlr.
CADILLAC
'64 Cadillac S e d a n de
Ville. Air, tilt steering,
AM·FM. Honey beige .
Leather interior. Must
sacrifice at $2350 for im·
mediate sale. cau 548-
7751 dlr.
CORVETTE
1966 Corvette Fastback •
427 with four speed. AM·
FM radio. Electric metalic
blue. Finl'! condition.
Priced at $3525 for a
proud and appreciative
buyer. phone 548-7751
drr.
1965 Corvette. A duplicttte of the one abovl'! with a
396, 4 1peed. $2900. This
has to be the va.lue of
the ynr. Call 548· 7751
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MERCURY
1967 Mere Cl. Pk. Station
Wagon. 9 passenger. Fully
powttl'!d. factory air, tilt
stterin1, Iua:gage carrier,
Cameo &rttn. Truly fin•
condition and most rea·
1onably priCl'!d. Call 548-
7751 dlr.
1964 Colony Pk. Station
Wagon with air. $1750 f()r
immed.i1tte 1ale. No deal·
ers pl1'!8.Se. 642-0981 dlr.
T·BIRD
DATSUN ---"67 DATSUN
St•tion wagon, 4 spd. dlr.
oac, t.xcellent emd:ilinn. Will
i1Jlll1Ulltt $1.lS ea!lh delivers
or will take older trade.
Mak.-l)llymMIU f'lf $.'l9Jl6.
Call 11.fter 11, 494-9773, Ted. ...,,.,,.,
'63 VW V•rianl S,
Squar~ack, good rondition.
Sll49. 179 E. lltlh St, C.M.
548-1487
'67 VW Dcluxe. Pass tbia one
.nd you loff. No down OAC.
Paymem.s onl)' US.50 per
mo. 842-4615
11: a~~~·rof".".40t .. ~i '61 CONTINENTAL extras. $241X1. (1) 49.1-4329
•dr Sedan, one (!Wllet •• S~; run POWer. factory air. 1 '57 T-BIRD 196f Thunderbird equip.. ii-· ped with factory air (:On· ..,1961PORSCHE1600 Coupe o~r loeel <:ar carefully Mu.~t tell! 615-0645 Cl.itioning. Mu.st sell. ~1800.
ii 2 othen in stock .... $2595 maintained, S875. Phonf' 548-7751 dlr.
• WANTED • lJPl«llSrl:RING -$19.50, 2
pc. {Europtu aa.ftam!!ll) n.. .-. dtl. pickup, 215 Furnitu~p1,U•nMaia, HB "9 -"" 5:J6...tW(fi •-~~~---•_Y ___ 1 Color TV l1nos
M SCUD state lttno ton· ETC.
ooi.. Dlomood ..,.... 4 C11J. In 1/1 Hour ....... m.1:1 .. -. ......
---on..100 541-4531
COLORAOO Rtvtt trailer. I
x 77 All ntfol11I. Xlnt cMd.
See lo 11ppreciate $650. Call
531-79li
55 by 10 Flaminio. tpaef' 2'28,
HWltinrt:Oll by thf' SH., H.B.
S3500. ttrms. Eves: TI'4 : -1964 • 2BR
2lfc50, ln child:n!n' I
"'1<. H.B. $<,"'5. S3S'8fO
ONE or a f•w ·sN oatlUfl
Roadster ~ liter, 150 hp,
Solax Carbutttor, 5 9Pd ..
AM/FM, W/(JV-.A Ii; chroml'!
rims. i' 1'9cin( dWf!l'l'!ntia.I,
531-6449
JAGUAR ----·-JAi>-'62 3.1
·53 GOLD VW Deluxe ni:cl!'
ear. Nn down. o AC
payment. only $31 per mo . ..,_,
'(jg VW Deluxe Speclal. Ertra
clean. No down 0 A C •
Payments cnlJ" $44 per mo.
"2-1115
'61 VW M~t 11ee. BeautifuJ
If'*' s:iO. down 0 A C
pqments on)y $33 per mo.
1112-4115
'65 vw. 1500 541bk. Xln.t cood. Stick, witt wh11. Sl ,$6. Nl'!W paint. Only MYnfl': eall
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D«lr .tan. Radio, h(o«,1 .• 4
apd. black w/ft'd 18'tf'Hor m.
t~. $.1&-U«l AQ.ytitne_ MP.
at IU MU\, H<tltitcton -. .• MEltcmES 8"'1~ Dif'~I
A reel !fWJ'• ew. n.., .Jr -·--
per mo. After U. 4H-9'7T.l '
'86 l«l) Squartbldt. Blot
:tl,CKX) Jill. Nft' tlrM. hrf
cond. ,1800. mmo -
'61 VW'"\utomatic. M 4tOO
milea.. U950 or Met ~ir .
640-2$91 •
'61 VW .._I """'--w/walll. II)' OWMr. ~
'6J.199.l
1962 VW ttu.. rebuilt Ocnalr
~ l: vw tr&M, ftll'!W" palttt
="-'""'"-''---'-"'--' • t"IM' IDICh. tl.40). ~
£1960 JAG XKl50 Orupe I 64.2..sn5, l!'VeB. fiT.'l·TM! BUSIEST cl:~tac. tn .,...; l=========I 1DWn-~-DAILY "'1ort ,,.._ 1956 T·Bird. The claSlllc the wild ont ........ ~ ..... r•uv• -•\ ti • ---• ~--~.. a • .-1 ""f .... me ............. owner ·1961 vw 2 ~-,...,,, .... CORVAIR ~ -·"" .... " ... """"' for 10 years. Mu.st bte ~,. 9Mf'p • '"" .... $1585 money, t:ime A efftlrt, i.ook lt'l!n ti" apprecifltl!. 642-
JEEP Roe<l1ter the '65 CORVAJ.R. Morua. N!d, 0961 dJr.
'df'sert .............. :$995i ~l!'I. eond. Pvt. pty-ukiflc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
967 MGB GT, wirt wheels! SllM. ~1 ah: !!.
w miles ....... •· ... $299&i i.-.,~COR=v-AIR~~M-.,...--,~.,,.i~ ..
1967 MGB RMdsler, CM!r'-: xlnt c.-and. $451).
've. wire wheels, low• e ~ •
006",.0YOTA ·~&,;. =: i •• ,-,-M=oo=ZA~--,~-.-~""-ol 1 .............. _. m . 4 whttl drlw. 11\11 I~
t~ ~YarA·~~~; £ ~. ha• colwnn :;s;
ld961 VOLVO k1oor IOdan.:
i1'::~vo·~·.!2:! • rtol ""11>\n ...... 11595:
VOLVO Slatkin W1.c·• cti. h1s air.,1 •••••••• 1e:
9'.I LINCOLN i'ootln<n-i
ta\. ....., hardtp, air.;
fife. AU lu)(UI')' 1.PPOint-,..
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CORVETTE
'62 COR V!:TT!:. Red
Hs.rdltlp eonv. Auto m.
R/H. Pwr ~ I: tirb.
Xlnt tond. S2.000. &..tm
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COUGAR
'67 (X)UCAR: MR, pwr.
atr.. II hrk&. F'1ic. air: me,
new. Call Ill\. I PPL sas..na;-.
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Bladt PmlMr Eldilqe Cleaver Ji.4 ° Illa aa~
an audi..,. ol 1.000 ltwlenl.J, faculty IDCI vWJ
Ill• community at UC Irylne lut week.
Wbat 111ippened? . . . '
Well, ""'-too much. Hllly. m, the 1UIY _,
1G1De )'IOfl -.o about 1be ~'1'1lbllea and lh1 kin&'•
m•: ''lbol1 nwdled up tho hllJ and thV marched
down ., .... And nolblJ1& happened. · ·
Al • ~~~t tbrougb tree •Ptedl. Q•ftr'• '!'ta'ov"""11 a 1eMown. Ob, lllt,..,.... w• free -.igb all right. ~e of it
waa !l!IMIY ~-..ii• of It ~ylllJtr. But ~~ ~ ci • , .·~ tllllf:h..,,F ."!u miJll·
'lb6 ·.,...,. •'ii ~ hurd ~~"'1li 11~ .. of
thougbtl\Oloolll an4 rven, Jn a rare lnltant or two, al-
most a 1oucll of-tiwm. Biii th~·.,,,. waahecl away
and submoraed In maslin 11Venlos11 'oi: hraigadocio,
postuillli, and senseless vultarity and ~ty. • • The qeever menage, UDICrlDlllled from the
tlleatrtcs, was limp le and familiar. He declares the best
plan tor •NeaQ>O• 11 complete independvnce from and
1ep.,_1lon ln>in white cullure and white inltitutions.
and white alllbolity. He •Y• the Negro must share
flllly and equl\111 ln the white's aflluent society and il
they Cl!D'I hav\ that, they1d'jv<t'ai'loon see the system
d01tro~. Thal'• cleu enough, despite JOmo built-in
contradls:ttom.
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i fullln&. Al)d It ii ""°'ti the onl,Y part ot Ille Cla•er per-
fonn~ that ~ Of hi• •udill\"e will: remlmM.
· · Yet, Cleaver'• vl!lt to UC! dljl -po« than
harm. I' I f
. i 1'1• lludent. cat their chance to ... and,heat -
ol tho moot COllll'oyerml ll111r&• Involved In oqr moll
COlilroversial and importont problem -the race Iirol>-
· Jem.
They must have leomed the di.oillusioning le110n • •
that nolortety, outspoll:ennesa, theatrics_ and venom
don'l~~ eqµate wit\!,• 1ubalallllll, lnforinatlv1
mus age. _ ,
Tho real lesson to be · 1earne4 irooi Cl01<vor is:
''Why la Ibero • Cleaver?" The 11At9llel quesu;n la "W!ly la there a George WalloCel't
Take C10avef'a raUlng ·at tho "llilJ of the 141abllsh-
m..,i, '1' his contenpt for any low 6uf'hla, and &11 foul·
mouthed .anti·!\eaian cracb,'tnd C9tt1pare them, with Wall'aco'• rfillilg at the ,Supl"flle CoUtt, hla 'd1D10111trat.
ed conteQ>pt for law -Al,abama and federal :,.. and his
beloir~e-belt cracka at thole !re-calls ''111doo!ntel·
Jectual11" You find you have brctbeu under the akin.
On. 'the ·surfae•, on~ Is black, one white '-but under-
neath it aU both an intolerant racil~ tota!itariili ~ ap-
pealing to lulle and fear. '
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st4!rilotype for cll11idents who want to make their audi-
e!ICe llllnk that somehow they are "'telling It like it Is,
baby" ·When, In fact, they have little subaance to offer.
U the audience at. UCI went away from 'the Cleaver
appearance pondering and diaturbed about this! c.,,.
cerow problem in our American IOciety -aa surely
many of. them must have -then Cleaver'• vtiit here
ultimately can serve the best Interests of out univenlty and our community. . . ' ______ ._!.,.______ ~· .. -. ---~--•,
··you KEEP THE HEAi:>, }IQ~. THE REST IS MINE."·:.~~
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. ' N~on Vote Jtl~": Jie :,; Parallel With ~Jn in 1860
Polls Indicate a Minority Preside~j::
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Audience I wonder why UC hasn't Invited
' Sirhan SlrhlD to locture on the
subject of usasalnallonf
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WASHING TON -1he polll ten UI he were Nix.oft. Aft' election in wblCb eo
that the ne:r:t Pre.ident of the United. percent Of the nation had cut it. vote .
S~a will have been elected witb In protest only tD see elected the man
au~ally les1 than half the PGPU1R wbo represent.I -a coptinuation Of th•.
vote. He w1l1 be & minority Preddent. Johnson AdministraUon would be
Sixty percent of the voter1 may have bound to have as it. &equel an era of
chosen 10111eone else. Congrea ma1 tblrd parlJ candidate like George c. confU1lon, controversy and bitterness
bl more comervative than tbe new wan.:e rec.J.ving 20 or 25 percent Of likely to be compared to the BucbJDU
Prelident. abd· ~e will be no clear the pop.iiw vote, nor U this an1 caµse Admtnlstr~on precedin,g Lincpln'a .
1111Jor!ty mendate tn guide him. f 0 r publlc hand·wrhlging on the Im· With Nixon It would be bad eoough.
We hove -IO -Ill ·~ , In another cloy and age lllCb ID out· mlnent co-of tho J<publlc. The Republican preaid<ntlal nominee
pow-propopnillsll Ip m.odtnl lit; 'In tbo writer'• teak. ,Nob9dY clll 181 com• m!gbt'bave been 1cceptecl witb ,,,._ 'llooaneit, u the third II no more ihan prudent tn •bestnntng
lblt. '"· .auumi .,ory wrttu 11111Jor., _ ....... ev~ cla• ~,;., .. -.-·-••-1 confidence that the Amerlan 111tem ~ qoMM In 1112, recoiVed 'ZI .a to· llud7 now bow he 'b tO unite and • --·--. -· '••-~ ~· would surmount the dlfftoulty. •• It ... 1'1:af'u.. ~ lluDnc ahead !if Jelld the -on. Wb!le lhll'mv seem
1111 to ~ 1" \o 1'11 •I"!'•;, Thll 11 -Gr '~ • .,, trivial ar hu In f1ct -In H pruldenllal elec> ~1""" 1"1 · 1n ~ c:o-t with to some to be a dange?<Jlll symptom of
wbJ ao --~~ • G.'""6" a iootl deal oMlte-tlmo. tions. w-Wlllon. The tblrd party can· Nlloo'a overconfidence, he would be JUUi'· colama.." ·thin · , 'It · • ~ . · Fourteen prellldents faDed to receive didate in the Uncotn e 11 ct i 0 n, 1bown unequal to bis responsibiliUes If ~but I -d..,'t acree --~,.. TllE MBll JOB ci nmolnl • dail1 IO percent of the vote. IJncoln WOii tile J!nckenrldl!", sot ll.7D percent of the he did not oow conduct his campaign
., cncll tends to mab a man appell' prealdency With 39.71 percnt cl. tbt vote.. Othe.t third partr candidates so u to place himself .tn tbt mo~ ~~ wrilar -• tiku hil -Cilll ...., ._ _ _.. ·-11>~ is ---~·WA':'-~wlth_!!~rce~a..JO.AIJdA~nt of/favorable posltloll on the cloy llfler .-,i, wllltl readm llWlr: 11 iilldi ~~.DO ~~ llOW UJ<d ::'.' or 4t )Ore ~ Ill• vote and Ille repuhllc nn!ved. •IectiOll to -1ead bll country.
agree with what he ':Ti!:. Ila Dfl or ~· ar norustd b 1 . WI!: ARE NOT DEALING here IF THERE IS ANOTHER 1$48 md
IOiltnl soap ar antomob • and -:1 vez~ns, tom'hl. ';"~en~ IF THE POLLS ARE right, R!cJw'd however with hlltorical parallela but Nixon !Oles be wtD be eiougbt to have not daire anc:rll1cal and ealll"'1ullc ~ UllUl'lllCI M. Ntx.a could or would win with with a..' actualiUtl of 0 COWllr7 bldly made a fool of himself to bave .,.
acclptance ·of hil Yiewa., .• ; ' ~' claT. . -•where around ~ Jlllftnt ol tho divided"" Ille super.charged bsue1 of tic!pated victory mxl It Will be Nid
What • writ.-hopel ¥. ~ a iBut where•• tbe ~~t 1 ca~ vote, a parallel with Uncoln in ~ race and war and with a new Preai· that hb overconfidence contributed to
di.scrimioatilt( audience, ~ ~ dliq:rl9~ 1'1tb-hh: doctor V1oNJ 'I ~v which eannot inspire eonftdence ttiat dent unabl• to corrimand a popular his defeat. Much wcne will be said ot
know bow to aepu-ate whit 111 villa .Jnc '*"-IOI' 8b0ther doctor, the ruder the new President can lead the DltioD majority him and be can run the risk of matlllg
and uHDtill fn1m. what ii aJll1 ud can (and doeJ) talk back to tbe writer. away from dvll strife. .. In som~ respect, the problem ioutd a fool of himself if he can not find dll!'·
subjective In b11 wrltillp. • ll· la· tbll lllJdnC baclt that acta u Evu ao It should not be lhoulht be more a<Ute u Hubert H. Hwrip!lr•Y Ing the campaign the ,,,.,. Iowan!
eie u!l!m•te curb m 1 writer'• eoocett ht thore i. aD¥lhlat tmusual about a wen lhla minority Prelident ·11i1n if leedenlllp. ·
AND EVEllY WBlTEll ... ~ Ol' ·-·· and permllf him .....
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TheN ~. for1unato17, 1 way~ ~1¢
the consequences of a I' ~mil pre~ in I time Of iotemal:WJ; Tb!•~ Wiy ii, for everyone to v~ ~ ralher thlll ~114tol1 or .bTtillo1laiil' to choose bOtw-.Nlx·
on and Humphrey for bMlter 'or ~for
worae.. It makea no 1ense tor 1'bor
union meinbera to vote for Wa.Direi":'it
m.aDI , .Je.is sense for emtiaWed
-to do 50 u they ... ,.otlng
lilat w11, m~l,y to blow off ~ •
' ' ' ·~ ..r 'lllOULD ASK tbeliMiliiYOI .
wbetbei qi not Wallace reallyiibAs a
-.. wlll, -4 Ill thll <laft Plllle proceedlJoJI ibe)o WllL Dnd ll1t1'o bUl
nepll"· ntaenoo. U they ar~ to Ille -on thll Wallace·hai lit.
tie ~ 111...in, the7 CID parftcipa'lo
in the aelectlh ol the ne:rt Pfbident
of the u--by votlhl-f!Jr Hwnphre7 ot NI-. •
This lincl '(If.' rsuonlng will n9' un,-
fortunalll)', ·)>e ~ penuaslv~"wlth
those ' who thlnt they will Wti for
W-allace, .and tbt great.er llkellhOod ia
that we will bave -a new Presiden"twho
reeeiva a cqnfused and divided tnan·
date wbidl be 'Will have a hard time
declphorln& In NJ ·notbing of ad• DtinllterlaJ. '
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bll crlfl b pa1nfull1 1wuo th•~ tee om1M .h!mlelf with the -·-often, bll ..,... -allty pta In tho , be acrutlnbes the reat of the world.
Wll)' of the 14H be b eipre11in1
The Idea II flltered tbro"'1! h!a pre-DISAGJIEEMENT and diJcrimlna·
Judicea and crotdllla, hil fear, bll · Uoo are the tools of peraonol .cmrth-
vanlty, bi.a ambition. ,._ We learn noting from '!hole who
'A . Challenge to Farmer Dynasty'··
It b d!aqreement -latellliently adore us (which b why public herou '
u.prelHd -that forcet blm. to re-e:r· to often betray themaelve1 in th•
amine bll v1 ..... to take 1 better look end). and we ialn "'!tb!lii ~m tboao
Ill not Ollly -he bell1Yes but at who appllnd our views m«aiy
-be feels. Ollly 1 mutar of mean-bee•-tbey l"l'P'O> In colncld1 w!1a tncltt• platltudea could a c bi e v • their View•.
unanlmoua qreement on blJ vin'I. All a writer bu a rlght to ask 11 I
And dlaily jounialism, of coune, Uttle comprebemlon of his aima, and a
o4dl -. dimemlm of dll!!culty ilttle chorlty toward bis nilases.
Political Chestnuts
llemarU ~that a poll ti.cal candidate
... tired c( hearing:
"We'll ban.lo &et your teeth cl!'Ped
owr tho -.n4. Jim. Yoa cloo't
tM:tn tlO hi~ -a winning amlle. 11
"ft fakM either money or cblrm -
and wt're ihCtrt on both."
"WbJ, young man, I well remember;
votinl for )'OUr daddy 30 y-• aro. H• .... • lolfll". too. ••
"Yoor telemlon makeup m 1 n
relDM to toud:I. your face un1'1 we
-llP bll lut weelt'a aalarJ. He..,,
-.. are a<ime lhlnp be atJnP1 -·t
do for petriotinn.11
"Here'• a toucbJ probk>JU, .run.
Alm ftl<blna your lut TV ahow, 'ZI
cl. ow c ... lgn cootrtbutcn wrote in
&ad. Mm.W their money tNd."
•rorr SMILE, SIR, onc1 ..,
'dl111tcab' over and ovs Wl I tell
you to stop."
111 ~ oar pn11 confereoct
-14 be 11114 pnlllJJll1 II 3:30 and
11-. II ·II f o' dock llreocly, and
..-,'1 -.. nobody abowa op In -belf.-, l'UJ>'!l...tu ...
-·JliC·~-ton Mrl..r blcl II .t, • pecJ."
"'llbea·ba-•al .... _
ot b ..-, Jllll -oll IM
11oct .-la ....... I wlob "'
-"" -... <-'di ... 1D .lt wtllla be11 awm." "llln I -ll __ _.lllo1e1'ym,.....,. .-.. ....,. ... ...,,wraoot
J:.~forlll-dU WW'11Dlt
·~JIM, .. -
wtdj:ll tad " • ...,. f . lllOtlllr -... lllM IL f ,-. 11111 llMI -'T" ...S.
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you'll lanl1 m every front pace in
America."
"I dori't tNnt rd buy a used car
from him, but be look! W.. a 1UY you
could NU ooe-to preCty eaay."
"W•"rt luvln& the G e r m a .,
~ Jim, IO )'OU CID kow
..,., tho rest ol the bntwunt. The
ltlllan ~ b next, and tt'a eot a lot men vatet, 10 ~ down the
plwo pie they prelent !""' u U you
were starvocl. A polltiol111 hu only one
ltomacb to atve to hia country."
"No, rm not • lofal 11\lppol la . I'll\
the 1UY """ irtotod your placlrds, and 1·w.111t my dou&h now."
"I admit 7ou'rl ~ just u
much mud u JOUT -"'1t; Jim, but
he leelDI to bavt betlar a1mi"
"'!'VE BEEN 1A tutb1u1 wUe to you
for 211 y~ bul u""' doa't fire tbat bnMnbl _,_,.....be&<l-
quartera -· l'U cOQI< .,_ -bf ftlln( ~ CU-ault1we U,. befcn
tht eld.an."'
"If 1-. JOG. Jlm,J~ qUlt havlof
"" picture talloll' ~ by • paotralt of Abe L1Deo11L ~
can be nfull;r 1a-. )'IO,lmow."
"Our -..11 too -to ..... air,
but we -U 71111 coulol ._ .111'
Couple ot hours lod "'9 your -• Vietnam ln putar dttail?• '
"Take ~ ht cooltructlon ,,..-.•
helm•~ Jim, ond cUmb beet lato ,....
OV•aiis -wt 're hoadini ialo IDOlhor
farm area." t
To tbe Editor:
Govtl'DPf' Rea.ran'•, Max Rafferty's,
and lllcbfld Nb:oo'a conJemnltlo• ol
tbe -boY<Olt b but -e•· m.ple of their polltlcal ineptne1s.
Their cbarpa ol tbe illegaiily of the
boyc:<tt under a at.lute th a t
spec:iftcally excludes farm w~kers is
al>lurd.. '111.eir desire to furtber the
A.inerlcan agrarian myth at the e:r·
penae ol. a few tmd pressed lhOw1 a
lack ·ol O«IOOilllc and social !migh~ not 4o mention courage or perhaps bonoo17. 'n1elr attempU to ooplure the
voto by aympolh1z!n1 with the rarmec
ii a sham. -
THE PUBUC ahould be aware of ·
the fact that the farmer Of today is
where he ii becwae be ha1 played at
DClutics too much and worked at
biilhii!aa too little. ComprWng no
more than alx percent~ the totia1 U.S.
popqlation, farmers are able to ef·
fectively lobby tln<>ugh the support of
aympathetic legislators.
A llpificanl u.ample is their defeat
of Pr9siclent Kenned)''• proposal tn coa.vvt the IOll lmlk prtlltl.Dl to •
production bull imte.t. of the re--
maialnl lmbiCuOQI acru1e basia
'RN.ch 1tecompllahu little if anytin1.
OVERPRODUCTION . and u a
retOlt, increutnc surpluses which lead
"'I°" prices are tbe larmor'a deot!llJ'.
.---•• Geers• ---.
Dtar Ge«ae: '
My wile keepo telllng me the
c!J• -I find orouad the
-ware loll by the 1-. Ulel1,llowever, l've~ftty 11;11~ -we have an electric l'tfl1pr.. Sbould I -botf . TOil
Dior Tom:
I'lo llllamod ot you fir IUllll>
• life .. --· -IUCll IUmv ms-and ,.. botl!ll-
• ·~lolm .... tllatllotli! ,. <* -...JOll make-. awfld
~ that your wlla II ..... n. dpn on tb• •Jt.
l""" your probloma le a-so. the naUoa'1 No. I w ....
Q'Wlli.J
Lett<n from rraden an wlcotnc. Nonncillll writ.n should C"""'11 Ihm meawoa t. !OO umda or lt1a. The
right to.coMnH lttkra to fit apacr
or ellmitoaU libel u ram>td. AU It~
Un mud tneludc aignatvre and matJ..
iflg addrua, but ,..,,... 1DiU be ..W.
held °" r1quat.
The farmer'• power ln 1overnment re-
mains far beyond proportion to .hll
number. No other &r'OUP enjofl 1ucll
Income oncl price aupporta u the
farmer Who hu .U but lifted ldmeelf
from the free market thm1gh them. A
gradual re1t0ntion of tbe farmc to
the competiUve free market Where the
laws o1 supptr and demand a.re th•
det;ermlnen 11 the only way to
aiievla!Ai'hll pllghl
THE GR.APE boycott ii a welcome cballeore to the finner dynasty.
Orianiutlon of the 1enerally mobile
and poorly~ucated farm worken: 11
long overdue. Only through tome ele-
ment of power and organization (as
other workers have tong cince en-
joyed) will th91 be able to «>mmand
tll<!r folr share. In . cempartaon to other Oll!J>IOyw•, the !armer i. • ..,
ungt.Det'OUI and not likely to change
until he, too, encounten the union
org..uatlon.
R. D. SEYMOURE
OCC Student
press has aome commiaalon from Val-
halla to interfere and generally help
disrupt police-wort. and 1Ull emerge
un.scatbedl Nearly every wc:rlhwhile
police force in our nation (lncJuding
the sreat departm<llt 'ID Loi Angeles)
have upheld the fine , Ind meritorious
wort done by the Chicago police, the
Dllnob National Guard, the U.S. Anny
Regulars and over 1000 United States
-.Is ID maintalnlng order during
tht'Democratic1Natlonal Convention.
YOU CONVENlENTL Y overlook the
fact that no one was injured by gun
fire -that not• abot waa ftred! U this
isn't the O'eatest tribut.fl t.o .a police
and m!IJtary organ!zati<Jrl -and to the
Honorable Mayor lloley -I'll concede
to ·the anarcbiatl· -Who .are betting
down the doon to our great in-
ltitutloll& of h!gh,.· leamlngl
On the other~,. tin• newspaper,
the lAlguna Nen Post of tills date
stat.es the disappoQtthumt of our
Oraoge . County oltbens 111 tbe early ·
"ftterioratton of valuea aJld Jdeoala .at
the new ltvtne campus of ibt universi·
IJ. Tho New1 Poot pointa 1"' ,the col·
Wallace G. "-t, S.F. -"A block
perlOll la not e 'U1cle Tom ' If he
-for law !'Ill • any 111\l" than I am a ~ ..,._ I
stand tor c:haap. •• ' .. ,. .
Tv· the Editor ' Dt .• --.,, c11i-,., e1 ~ I couldn't he1p bat -the hdlle, • ,_ -_ "'1'19dl-
4d!tm1al Gf,a -aews-lllUD =·It 11 tbe i;o1a ol h psd lo but b1C1111 llhicll) -The N~ Poot alablll'-for 1111 = Too ~Hell (lllfl. II) wllh'1tW .,
tbe -date .,ailwllnS ~!!_. ~1 )imnll ID ti& ~ c( -.. fir 1lla ----, "befn9al crtmt" cf 1111 .. 11 .-lo M-t. Goa.~ C. -·Call. .U • bllctty, topl'Olool----.1 -,._ _._ .. _ -~ (c(
c1Di ... w!Qof -au tbo ~ llodl1 -••> -••to~._ Anarchllll!, lino!-a 11 .,. r!al!ll. or ~ tlMI llwl and
Devious Proa"--other. ss-· c( others, ~nt mull Y.... tainted, blued and pllon91 wllll comictlv1 or rollrllnillf
lllnnted edll.orill """* Iba! 1111 ~.. •
Iectton of. "weirdoa," u:tre;m.llts,
"chniy faculty" an4 admirustrallon IA
aii""1nf the -.. cOnvlcted crlmlna/
Cl9ver and otbeta, auc:b aa Dr •. Bop
Head O'Leary to speak 10 our stucleota
on pl&tformt P"J:vided by our." good
taxpoyers to faci!ltete Ill education 14
our· children and to provide a most l~ous atmosphere while we ' (1up-
posediy) lnatlll the values of
democracy, free e n t e r p r·i 1 e •
respooliblllty, respect for the law an4
each other, and other former intrlnaic
values that prmipted we tupayer1 to
provide all this In tbe tint~. ·..; .....
THEN YOU READ our ·llreoi
Preis! You have provided m~luel
for this damnable revolution ~~'ju1t
one lousy editorial than MayOL'llalet
ba1 -du.ring hJ1 entb'e terma m· omce1
Yea; our left·wlng monopolllllc ,pres1 .,., . polronlztnc the anarc1llst; ei«
custog tlle law breaker, an4 convlcUnj
the pollceman-'And ,oldier for dotn1
what the -J>Ol'I him to do -ID keep ordfll"· bt our dtles. Under tti•
guise of "Fr\edbm" JC>O have 19.W
all-poqlble Hoense to enhance the prO'
greaa o( ,the deva.te. the crlmlUJ, and
the lnqiian mutatlma on the IOcial
ordei:'O! ~ur eommuntti ...
Tberilore -it'• time you 1e8".W
your '"' aouI -not ._.. Dlley'1IUI •
JUCHAiu> H. ilAzY
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