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HllH Asks. Nixon -War Plan
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Calls on Republican .Nominee to.Clarify f wtnam Positiod·,
:. In the third campaign speech in nili>dl of the voters. He added !hat If Humphrey'• wnrdl in tllll
' JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) ~ succoalloo Humphrey attackod Georg. W~ tadics mo were.ahoWlilg up Flortia metropolis~ fan>Ular v~ Prelident Hubert H. Htanphr•1 c. wan-u 11 (ll'tlldentla\ poaibjl· ."in Ille campoip of, my Republican ==blew~~...'!i m~ch ~ ;.::
today called on rival pre1lllellllal can· ity of mD111te< proportlc>na. opponen~ a man who deliberately antl·Wallace uguqe .......... at Ii
dldate RlcllOrd 'if. N7' OD to jieU Q\I\ Humpltre7 1atd: "'(WaJl•!IO'•) courtad the most ra<!lcal e-mlat lar1eouldoorrallyll)NuHViiii;'T1mi.,
for the voWa hll )ll'O l!llWDC strategy Of :Janlzri {.;i., if left r element in his own party; who COD· and agala Tneaclay nlCht afK11oxvW91
the Vietn.n Wlf. · · • unanswered \IOCbeeted, ·can le;d Unue1 this appeal Jn bis apeeches, and Tenn. · , ,._ 1 ~
Describing tho itl\!f • one o1 the America to dtaa&ter Jun u aurely '8 wbo wlll lie fully ·in their debt sbould • Tbe Kni>xville rally wu held in Ille
ll"'lt que•-~--will-be tile radlcoLlacll.,.ol lhe 1boulen and be will the preoldoocy." ' • l/nlver1lty of Te11ne1&ee fjeld houa
clOclding next IJ)Olith,, Hum Ph re Y dlsrupter1 (of !he left). • ~an1lale<I according tp Humpbny with an audience of about U,D!lll
repeated h1s yow 1bat .. an hon«k'@le "The· n;iore . 1enq 1breat arises campaign argot, thi~ ..,.. a thinly persons, mostly ltudents. ' .
peace in VJJ!ll>am" wlll be tlte llnt from hll· calcuWed ampjllp., lo ~.predlction a Nl&on victory Jn From lhe W. .and rerpoue ol lbe
• )il'IOilb of !Iii -au.., Ii be' dlvld•'.thll nation; lo deHbete41ob In· .N<Msnber would place; ;Sen. Strom crowd, lie lllll~111eet1n1 wu bJ
wins tbe"Wblte House. flame the fean, tn.trations and pre-Thurmond (R-S.C.) in a .atrongJy·in· far Humpbrey'1 most sueceaaful night~ · .. •ff spoken of bow I believe this judices of our people ; to bring this na-fluential position with the new, ad· t!me raD,y of the campaign. Tbreata Of ~ce · can be achieved," Humptw-ey lion to the brink of. broad. aCa'le civil mlnlstratlon. ThurmoOO. tile unsuc-student demc;instrations did noJ
eil.id Jn a speeOO J>l'l'J)eftd. for a rally dl1order.~· • • . ceasful third pariy Dlxlecrat presiden-materiallze, although several dozen
here. 0 Now I th1nk tbt Americaa peo.. ~The vice -~ent then t~~ tlal~oanc:Udltt in JMBJ 1'11 ·a ·1trong. 1pectator1 eppeM'ed · Jn . hl l ·C k
Ille ileoerve 1equal candor from Ur. what 1111 become a't>atteroed <!tort to ~~ trl tl1a ll<P!lblt~an annbonds to prolell aclmlnl1tration
_l'ilxca." ""'°la Wlllaco ind Nll<qn ln Ille -·-Vietnam pollclee. , . ~ ' *' * * • ' ' • l,j T..__ COHPllONT~ION ~ ~mocratic Presidellt\al Cllldld~•te ubert H. Nixon Appeals ' Botart..ns Applaud .
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Huq>llrey (left) ·tiJDs bito Republican Tnith Squad bers upon .
arrlvll at Kncizvllle, Tenil., iliport Tueod&y. Conll'o9 g HumphM)'
..,, Rep, Do1181d llumsfeld al IllinolJ (center) and S:Olorado Governor
John fme.
Exchange · Club to ,Hear
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For America
To Face Today
WlLLIAMSBURG, Va. (UPI) -
SlandlOf in Ille hlltoric hall where
George Wulllnlton look his meals 11
a ooHero bo7, Rkl>..i M. Nixon today
appealed to AmerlclllB to beed tit• call ol. 1'the Americ:ID. ..prtt" and face the
Probation Office Proposal
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By WILLIAM REED
Of .... Dellf' f'lltt ... ,,
A proponl lo place a brand> office
ol the <>rant• Couoty Probation Doparlm~ ln Huotmct<>n Beach will
be outlined Thursday for the Ex·
el>qe Qub. '
Rep-esentatlves of the Probation
Dopartment are ocbeduled lo attend
the llOOC metC:IDI: of the cllib at the.
Hnntlngtl>o Seaclftf Country Club~ 3000
Palm A.., to -~ b.,. the Ex·
clw>S•· Cl\IQ could aid in settln'-up ·
what the officen: call a 1'diw·1n' of·
fice. • -· -
1b• Excbtn(e <lllb. ma1n1ainX a
strong crime prevenUon program
under Ille 1upervlnlll ol David Linder
£Dd ...,.aDy nameo • member of the ~~" ~epartment .. 0omc~ ~ the
Linder said bis -bal been look· tng for a meana to become even more
acUve on the crime prevention front
and 1bat the Eui>IDI• Club . likel)'
would be Interested in backing Ille
"drop-in"~ • He eaid tile of!!cef! beve
foun4 that 1 to Ibo commuaity
ratber .than bllVIDC the commllllltr, ,d. to 1be department bu many a •
PresentlY the probeUon Q(llt!ec are on Manchester Aveoue in Orqe.
Wllllam A. Morton of 1be deparlmeot
•ur.rreoted openlnf·on office locell1 to
cha!lente• Of · today as bravely u drop-Ins by youngatert going home WuhingtOn's generation faced those
from school, adulta on the way home in 1716.
from work and the patrolman for a "A nation, like a person, has a
cup or COffee or to .relate infonnation spirit" a:a!d the Republican preside\1•
on problemt confronting the office at tial candidate Sn a pbllosophy-ol·
the time. government address prepared for
The pusinessm.BD would have a local delivery before a sman. audience bf in-
ofl1ce where he could discuss pro-vited guest.I in the Great Hall of•
bleDU such as &hoplifttna: •t bJs ·1tore. . William and Mary University.
The facility would provide a place for . Found~ in 1693, William and Mary,
the "hippie on the corner" to dr.op 1n 11 America's second oldest college,
to.talk.about problems including marl· counting among ibl alun}Di no) onlt
juana, according to Morton. Washington but Peyton Randolph,
The idea would be to o(fer a less John Randolph and other foub.ders of
formal situation in which to discuss the American nation.
problems which often come to the pro-Ltaying aside his standard campaign
bation office only in the formal of-speech, Nixon honored the 1ite with a
flees ot.tbe Manchelter Office Building IOber dilcourse on his coocept of what
Jn .Orange. ; "the American splriC' demands of tht
Morton Niii ·the facility Uloaly woold -. living through tile present
be stalled by pr-on-olllcen, vol· ''lii>ffi and uneerlain era.
uMeer aduJll' IDd volunteer -· Tbe<e Is a good poealbWI)' of atafl!ng 'REQUIRE SACRIFICE' by person on probation 88 well 80 "The American spirit is presenting
llleJ could CDO!rlbuta to thomlOlvet Ila demands today, as lt dtd in llif·
DRAWS ·ovATfON
C1ndldet1·R1ff1rty
Ca~le Airlipes
Continues Trips
By 'Permission'
and to the community. lerent term1 lo 1be 1eooraUon1 before
111," be 1ald. ••n...... •laln, ~-e v--0 In a piece of uillnt.nded. buroaucral· denumcll nqulre 1acrlllce lltd in· le whim3)', the Ca!Uorni.a Public Utili· ~"American lflilit demand. an U.1 C<xnmlaslon (PUC)' 1'u · l!ven
nplolloo of education Into tile mind of Cable Commuter Airlines pennlllloo
IWlrf dllld in tVW)' -of this to resume fights which Cable bad
llndi . ~ never s~ flying .
"It demandl a career -not jUJt a The PUC ruled Tuesclay _tllat O.b)e job, but a career, open to every man
~~~ ~e _ departm~~ to u_>o8• i~ c~ J tel~.!'! ~ -~~funclo • .....!! : ~ ' ....---_,, ...,,, . ..,..,.. .•
tion area and a xmall pell, -fliDd, .
and wom.Uwbo ba ·the capacity to may fly from Orange and Ventura
pt ahead; airport.a to Loa Angeles International
"It clemancll an end to Ill• 1Wnm!ng · without bold!n& a PUC ~lcate of
GI doon; with the anrnr1nC ecbo of pbbllc con.venlenee and nec:asll)'. ,
Cnnllro a.at ,.. hive becd . In Ille Cable oontoOOed 11 could 0y Ieplly
w:ording to Mo~ .. · · ·
Wltlt lhil tlla Offlcm caOld.eoiiduct
lnterviews loclllJ, 11c'b,1du·l1 ~
polnlmen\!, coqduof·. group' Jli~I
and -JlfOlrmDl for. tU·beaelll of youth. . . . · · ·!
Officen would )>e ab!e lo oncCJUrlle. .
poll; . "It domandl a P!tlDP into com· Without the lt&lo aieney'1 bleHing
!nunity 1trv1co b7 each o1 u1. -lnlllY of ill patoentei'• -•
"The American opl>lt of t o d a y liowid' ~... oiit:.t-1tate · deaUnations
demandl that the llelp!UI bo cared lr1>tn Los Al!celea. As a reru1t, only a
fnr, and tbe b.opele11 be cared about: , federal re(Uiatory ee;tUlcate waa ·re· ,.:,;:.:.~:'1:1~:'= ~~-· qmulrednt ' ~ ·lo COl>ll'1 argu·
and..U-<ellance: e.
11Jt demandl that privacy be Cable also otters 01Je intenitate
~. tllat tile lndivlduol be !light between Los Angelel to Lake
~ -U>e law be rwpected. H&vuu, Artz., and cited lhe service b>
'BOllE RULE' ' buttreu Ibo orflllllent of its ..,_te
.,.,. of all, the American qUit to-statu1.
d.,-dim.and• tbt 1.U•tcmlnation ol A "cee.se and deaist" order was ask·
the bUiblll being. Tbll moons a shill ed from the l'UC by mt Cable COll1· trom. federal rule to home rule, a shift
from faceless manipulation to petlt.on' Golden West Airlines and Los
peraonat participation." Ang0les Airway1. 1be PUC losued the
Americans are restless and unhap-order but Cable kei:t Jts planes flying .
py, Nlzon 111ld, because they sense The PUC relC!nded the order Tues-
their 11JOl1 of per1oaal freedom." clay.
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R!-lfferty at Irvine Club;
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.Claims U.S~ 'SoUl Out' ,• '
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:"I J11 JACK CHAPPELL : compracy. Here Ol'I hll vleW1:
Of .. DlllY PIW Mtfl --Cf4..ine: 0 We're l.tA.Mr. .. ourfflws 'Ille quldl: OUJ smile, lhe ltnowlnl ......,.
Ml*, the well·tumed phrase Ind the • When. We believe ht we ere reta:diilg
bn>ad ...,er.uues of Dr. Mu Raf· crime by atidn& ttilni1 oasier for the
ferty, Repld>Uoan candidate for the ·u. crtml.nal: ·1 say that you and. I are not
S. Senate, llellgbted an audience of 14-0 to biame !Or tbeae predat.cy packl of
Rotarloal meelillg al Ille Irvine Coast '-·-L " H hided the U s s -. · Couittrr Club Tneodly night · --~· e ~ -, • • up•=• ~told 111o -u;. ~-. Oourt for -Iii' declllons jyhlctt ''.m•e . =~~==-:~1 ~:.': ,:;~'d..:.tllt ;:,w:i : ·~ pqlle "' the ~ . ' ·~~ . . • ~~.r~-.. ,,.-~;:.·~ IO(oNClaltili-
, il~ible?". I ~ 1 ..;,... ,, btem.1t'1.DOt tun...S ~······DO " ~_..,ere<f 111• OWll : di!I.,.i J!ia1r'"y, -crlm• I .. Y -. .. be...... ' ; • -----dl> . ~:=· JlllQ.."111 _.,.. -~ 1!'!'*7"1 lo r,wt11I a dllaC ·Ibo -iiiholjol," "-tralil'11. ........... . .. !... . 'wllo'urge ..... -Cl!>'• • . .
· tive r:ebel students 8l1d "bearded,.
uuw11btd nitwibl. '' . -1 Po!n!lng to blJ audience, Railer!)'
declared' "We're kidding ourselve1 U we
believe just that. We're doing it to
ourselves, too. When a dem<>Cfatic
society goes sour, it's all the people
who are 'to blame."
COLD WIND
He sai~ he feels 'Ille <old '!ind of
destrucUdit end'diolsferi>ID'WID( in his
face. "1968 ii an, election year Dl. b
gnac£e ot God," he sald. ~ 1
During his speech, Rotarians got to
their feet fOI' ovations several times,
tw1oe int.rrupting v.ilen the candidate·
Sj>Oke a b o u t the Unlvenll)' of
Cl\lllDrnia. ..-.
Not once did Rafferty mention ~ls
Democratic &eniaUrial opponent., Alan Cranston . I
· Hf' &poke lnltead of neliqnal pro-
blems « crime, rloll, prolell, torelp
From . ~ilge · l ·
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scene. Tbey howi,(Coita Mes~ l)Ollce
upon lear:k the boi ls apparenUy within Co ... city !lmila'
The bodt ll'mained ·fJ.Oating face
down, som.e 1iO feet· from the edge Qf·
the 1mall, . water.Ulfed. ei:cav#tiOD, ~
inve1Uiator1-.wall\ed .tht·arrlval or an
Orange Couoty SI>erlll'1 ·ertme Lab
crew before reniovt.og it. · '
From ·ahoro, the onlY -vlolble
fe1ture1 ot the apparently' tun.grown
male we~ .a;.crop of bla'* hair on ~e
head and tome kind of yellow cloth -
poulbly a 1blrt ot jilcktt -on tho up-r torso. · ..
· Jane Doe's Body
Still Unclaimed;·
Clue. Hopes Diin
'l'b<I' liody of a nameless woman -'-
f9W>d JJlOl'e than .half a year 10 Witli ~
11K "1roal'tn a H~ Boaoll field
-'" IUll Jay unomll>lnbod in a refrtier'
~ morgue ~ay u officials began
conceding little hope that someone
will identify her. •
Odds are. now m01t improbable, 1ad·
mltted-Huntilr~llce capt.
Earle Rpbitaflle,. ttiill penon.1 ·wm
comff forward to &lve investigators
. befit.~~ve -~··th# u a re1~t,
·fieel!I\ ua;•atelY cOC1e..w111.nenblal-1r llirco .'aUlhorU.IH;.1o blli7 t11e body.
• 4!Wf 'bafe .requested 'the coroner's
. om~ •. to i!vt· ~n;a~:nottce before
!etiln« a, 'funO! 'date:".· Robitaille .
sale[. We wail! hei' livail8b1e a.s long
as wulble, Juat . "ID . l:ll!• nmeone
turhs up .. " . ·: . •
· Co!<>llei'o . d~utl~1; IO)d Ibey have
llo inul>edla!Ao .Planli . lo bury Ille
woman. T1>e m~~wu be· lle•ed to· bavo __ from a
car into • ne1a oct ' and 1e11 • to die. · ·
She wu.described aa aboui,25 years . o!cl, of pqSilble Lllln 'deocon~ wllh ~rown .hair. Sb• ·~al .,dre111ed tn a
flLv:al b!oUH ' aOd p1Jtple <aprl! and
was wearing an .~v• rtne.
Wheu lDtermenl . II .IDDOunced, the
county shld 'jt wll1 ptov.tde.for a paup.
. er't burial; , allocatinl •'80 for the
luooral arid 115 fw :ii;e, cemetery plot.
.. From r.,e J FROM CALIFORNIA ARTISAN~. S'J~A'GEMENT' RINGS' OF INCOMP,:..RABL(~i'Y.-
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$bir.., Toinpl• Black
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· Shirley 'J'emple . . -·'-. . ~ Com~ ro . Grips
Wit~ Fan, Loses
' <ll!CAGG (UPI) -ShlrleJ Tomple
Blaclt II not 1 'Illy bondy eampoltner
for lUcberd Nixon -lhlllkl to a Tu·
1 an who bat had a enuh on her tvtr
Since she Wal a child movie stw.
Ml'I. Bleck -TuMcla7 at a
Qd-l>reakl9tlt !'lily fOr N1Xtjn wtlh
her right liaod W~ In a -,_,
and 1ald It had ''been cruahld bf a Texas admirer." ~
She sat<1 1b1 had -In sen Antonio "two da.1• ago, aod • bl.I Ttxan
eruncbed my bend Md •id, •f'v• been
in -wllh ,... .... I -a Utu. boy
7 ye.an old.'
"I Ilk!, ·~ou're J\Ul!f!nC . m1 hand'
and be' lald. '11111Jiiii111ctusa·n.'re
40 now, 1!!at a..1n't -1tt:1 dU· f...act~ . .
.. •11tru lo¥e ~ ... ShJt"1 MM. tbe
1'ollft lOl<I her. ·.~ '· . . · Ibo 1&ld' oho' .,.4 him • 'You're
bu i'loc my bolld', end ii. ftnoD7 ltt ..,_.,
Mrs. Black Hid lbe WU under a
dooa-'1 order• not'to 1bllt1 haod1 for
a month, or unW about election daJ,
NOY.L
CLEAVER• .. '
his claa1. It w11 personal advice, he
1ald1 and ti. acknowledced he cannot
tell Shapiro what to do In bis
clauroom.
Huaro .Uo told Shapiro ho would
not mate moue7 avabiable to pay
Cleaver for hJa 1ppeuance1. Pr111td
on the po!nt, be conceded It 11 ln·
frequent for a guest tnrtructor brought
to calnpU& for lhe tpOC!DO purpo&e of
teao!Ong not lo be paid.
Sht!>lrO announced hla tntentionl In
a Peace aDGFreedotn Part7 pnlS
releue. Cl~ver bead•. the Peace and
Freedom ticket 11 prnldtntlal oan·
did.to.
Tbe Black Panlher mtnllter of In·
fonnaUon iJ cumnUJ on Pt:rol~ af-ter
serving nin~ yeah in 'prllon but his
parole was revoked Jaat Friday. -
r Howgver, he hu been granted «> days
frffdom pendtM appeal.
Shapiro saic! he bellevti Cleaver can
be a po1tUve influence on both bl&<:kl
and wllllu becalQa be b a I
rehabilllatacl hlmoell. "He la no loJtler
1 racllt or a criminal," he 1ald.
The professor 1aJd Cleaver in bl1
1peec:h at lrv!no wt week "cbose to
humanlu tho Blaclc Panlhar move-
ment for Ille -I• of Oranra Couilt7
b)' d1-alln1 -!bat h• 1' not a raclal and thlll ho bu a Cood ,..,. «
bumnr. I don't .. -tllat be pv• • 1trlou1 addrtN."' ,
Ho 111d Ct11wr'1 four·letler ·-
did not dlltrt11 blm. "Otlltr acllOlll in
our culturt are mucb JDOrl oblc-."
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voi.:. "'"· NO. 237.' 4 SECTIONS, 56 PAGES . ORAl)IGE. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2; ·1968 ' . T~l(CENTS
Abe Fortas Withdraws Name·
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~ LBJ Agrees, Terms Filibuster on· Chief Justice 'Trt;tgic '
WITHDRAWS NAME
Nomin• Fort11
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Abe Fortas "Wlth 'deep regr<t I have accepted
asked President Johnson today to and concur 1n the request of Mr. Jus-
withdraw bis nomination to be chief tice Forta:s and atD. withdraWini his
justice and Johnson promptly agreed nomination as Chief Justice o( the
to do so. · United Slates. .
Johnson, describing as tragic the "I believed when I made this noml-
Senate filibuster that blocked con-nation, and I believe now, that he iJ
firmation o£ Fort.as, said he would the best qualified man for this high.
comult "appropriate advisers" before position. The action of the Senate, a
deciding whether to recommend some-body l revere and to .w~h .I de~oted
one else as'successor to Earl Warren, a dozen year~ of my life .lS ~toncally
who wants to retire u: chief }ijstice. · , and constitution.ally tragic.
Fort.as said in a letter to J ohnson
that he was dropping out of consider·
ation for the post' with the ho~ that
bis move would "end destructive and
extreme assaultS" on the Supreme eourt. He said he would stay on as an associate justice.
In a statement released by the
White House, Johmon said:
Asked speclllcally. ii Joltmon Jn.
tended to submit· a new nomination
to the Senate, Wblte }louse press sec-
retary George Christian 1aid:
"l'm sure the President will be ·talk-
,ing to the attorney general and other
appropriate advisers on the subject."
1Fortas Wl'.ote the letter to Jllbnson ~eaday afternoon; a. Supr,eme Court
spokesman said. This was shortly aft--
er the Senate voted dqwn an effort to
s1op Its anU.Fortaa filibuster,•
Lot Si:e Regulations
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, .Agreement Okays What
City's.Do~g All tJte Timt
A tug-of.war amon~ . Huntingto~
Beach planni'ng comm~oners ove1
bow large -or small -residential
lots must be ended Tuesday""night in fl
change that will allow them to preacr.
what t.he°y've been practicing. . .. . An amendment to the subdivts10·
ordinance, yet to be approved by cit•
council will officially change the IegEl ~e r~gulations on lot sizes to wHa'
ccmimissioner;s bave been.allowptg.
But It wasolt ..,,,., agre<ml!ltl
Month.l ago the clty planning depart·
Jury Selected
In M U!.der 'fric1l
Of -County Man
Jury seleCtion fu the superio/ court
mulder trial or a Garden Grove
machine wer was completed today
witti the swearing in of a seven-
woman, iive-mn panel in Judge
Charles Bauer's court.
Opening arguments Jn the trial of
Leighton Stines, so, will be offere;.1
tater today, &Ourt officials predicted.
Stines ·has pleaded innocent to the .
fatal shooting of a reUow union
member in'.a Santa Ana union hall last
May 28..
: Arresting officers claim that Stines
-told them be Actually in~nded ~o shoot
Ewell Edwards, the business agent for
Local 12 of the union . Police claim
that Robert Davis, 46, Of · Torrance
ilepped into• the line of fire as the
a\lgry Stines drew a .22-callber
weapon and fired at Edwards.
Stines allegedly told officers that he
blamed Edwards for refusing to take
action on his ~half in a dispute with
his employers whicb Jed to his firing
shortly before the me'eting. •
Davls died before an ambulance
could reach U:le union ball.
Y alley Opr.ses
'fa x lmtiative
• The F011Dtaln V•Uey City Collncll
went ..ell record· Tuesday to oppose
Proposltion 9, the Watson InltlaUve.
Councl1men, in a split vote, ap.
· prpvOO. a resolutJoo calllng for popular
defeat, Nov. 5, of the property tu
relief plan or Los Angeles County
As$essor Phillip Watson.
Councilmen Jee COurrege1 and John
lllirpu voted arainlt 1lle .resolution. -
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ment began a revisim or the sul
division ordinance, starting with an j;
crease in the minimum siZe re
:-esiden.tial lots.
· Com.missioners first considered ttir
"ecotnmended 6,500 s"Q u are Coo
.nlnimum, an increase d. 500 square
feet from the 6,lm now writteri oo tr.e
Oooks. Tbe entire amendment, which
also covers side and rear yard re·
quiremeDtrr and fence and prege set·
bac.Jcs.,, .was debated in cunmission
meetings with developers and plar:·
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Among the plannera was a represer.·
tatlve al Berry A. ~~·· ...,. . ...__; Angeles, who bad ~n et an ex-
ception from 1lle ~iWtlnl C6'I lo pllft
Huntington Harbour lots with only
4,600 square feet_
Arguing to the end, commissioners
approved a chinge to allow waterfront
lots, as in Huntington liar~ to
meet only a--.. s:ooo square foot
minimum. Other 16ts can be oo1Y·5,000
square feet, if the average size or each
lot is 6,000 square feet over six lots.
Conunissioner Charles Lene con~
ti.rued to argue against Ule change by
citing Fouctain Valley's 7,200 5quare
foot minimwn size.
Robert Bazil, commission chairman,
insisted that "for every 5,000 square
foot kit, we get a larger one" in each
group of qc lots.
"The point's been argued a 1000
limes," he said candidly. "I won't
debate the issue any more if you
won't."
Comntissiooers approved. the pro-
posed change, and smt it oo to City
Council. A public hearing oo the
chan"ge should be held Oct. 21 or at the
Nov. 4 meeti.ng ol. the COIJDciL
Station Holdup
Hearing Delayed
A preliminaT)' hearing for two Hun-
tingtqn Beach youths charged in the
scis!ors holdup of a Westminster
service station for $34 three wieks ago
h·as been continued to Oct. 11 in West
Orange Oxmty Municipal Court.
R.icbo.rd D. Roubedaux, 19, of 13081
Wlllamett. st., and Edwin T. White,
19, of 15251 Statiford Lane; are free on
$5,000 bell each oo armed robbery-
charges .
The victim, Michael Soy, of. :Buena
Park, on duty at the Hud90D tervlce
station, 76il Westminster Ave., said
the pair wbo .. robbed him entered the
station l>ct. 10 and struck ·up a con·
versatl.on.
Suddenly, Soy sai~ one of them
grabbed the scissbrs and the robbery
was committed, after which the pair
were arrested within one hour.
Oiler Girls, · :
Who iieeds iltiate,~yeh leadez:s~ -C(!rtatnly. 'nQt tw;: sextet of energetic
Huiltingtoµ .BoaFh .H!&li Situ>Ol. <;oe<ts, Leading• Ot!er roo\illg 'sections
this . tut ue (fro!)! -left) .Ke,rey 11"11:ett,. M~rU Jppper, °'}bble Ho!~.
house1 .Jet, Sundstrom, .. Bar_bara. .Yamazaki ;&n:d .. StaJ'"" ,Clieek ..
' Jane Doe Still Unburied;
Time Runs Out on Clues
The body of a namele~s woman :_
found more than half" a year go with a
slit thro8t in a Huntington Beach' field
-still lay unemtombed .in a re!riger-
ated morgue today as officials began
conceding little hope that someone wru identify her. '
Odds are now most 'improbable, ad~
mitted Huntington Beach Police Capt.
Earle Robitaille, that persons will
come forward to give investigators
her name.
. The dete~ve. sf!d .that as a result,
health and safety .es will eventual·
ly force authorities to bury the body.
San Mateo. Plumbers
Get $374 Per Week
SAN MATEO (UPI) -Plumbers In
San Matoo County will be paid $374 .80 tar a 40-bouc week under a cootract
whktl went into effect Tuesday.
The new pact gr.arms an immediate
88-cent-en·hour increa.se. with further
raises during tbe next tJiree .Years to ' proYJde a top pay al $9.37 an hour in
July, 1971. The previous pay was $'7.14
an hour.
"We have requested the coroner's
o{five to give us 72-hour ·notice before
11etting a funeral date," Robitaille
said. "We want her available as long
as pe>Ssible, jwt. in case someone
turns up.''
Coroner•! dePutles said they have
no immediate plAns . to · ~ii:r:Y the
woman. The ·murder victim was be·
lieved · to have been pushed from a
car 'into a field on M.arch tit and left
to die.
. Sbe was described as about -25 years
old, of possible LaUn descent, with
brown hair. She was drl!ssed in a
floral blouse and purple •capris and
was wearing an inexyensive ring.
When Interment is announced, the
county said it will provide for a paup-
er's . burial, aUOiCating $60' for the
funeral and S35 ,for the cemetery plot.
A 11000-talker" and a :•non~1wim·
mer" s~are the iPotJJglit today Ill the
t w o , separate
pre ·.. Olymplca ·
~ie1 ~·Pi:•·· sen\ed by the
Near ,Buntingtma limits
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AILY PILOT
on Orange Coast
O!Y11Jplaiit and
wivea ol O!ym· :Body -Found ~I~ating in Bog
By BRUCE BENSON
Of !lie Diltr ........ '
The body ~r an µnlde.nUfted man wa1
found Ooattna race dOwn thb morning
In a nterJ bog on the outattrts of coat.a Mesa.
l'Ollce In the llrrt boun ol the ln-
\'e1ttgation were unable to determine
whether foul play wa1 involved.
The di.acovery wu made by a paq.
Jn& motorllt., police said, who notllled
a service ataUon emp1oye • t
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Brooltb-Street and R a m l lt o \
Avenue. The bog ii located on the aite
or I dirt and gravel pit, near-the in·
tersectton of Hamilton Avenue and
Victoria .StreeL _
Police aald Huntillgton Beach al.
nclall wen flnt notified of the dead
man, and sped •Ith airena to the
scent. They notified Cdsla Mesa .pone.
uPQn lear'!li\J the ,bog , 11 .a~nlly
within Coola Mesa ell)' liinlll.
n.e body remain~ OoaUna: lace
down, iome 50 reet from tbe edge or '
the small, water.filled excavation, 11
inve1U,gator1 awatt.ed the arrival of an 1
orange County Sberilr• Crime Lib
crew before removing it.
, FrotQ shore, the-, only vlslbJe
features or Ule apparenU1 fUU·groWD
male were a crop or black hair on the
head and aome kind of yeno'w cloth -j
poisibl,y a shirt or jac~et -on. the UP"
per torsa. · ...
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plans. • •
The 1 ports
uction feat~as
John Glair,,
Newport .JleoA
byaker who
llPOnda lµa ·time
Pfd,dllng, D O I
tl~w:"'· p~·
• llv. the Social•
1!Ptea.. 'IOCtlpn; Ia >Riie !il~owa~.
wile ol aaalttaDt '11,•ter polo coach i...
the American team 1'Morrty" Nitz.tow .. ,
•kl~ hll! to admlt11be len't -or tlle
"'°"ld'1 erea 1wi.lnmen. Her story ~ 91! llap lf.J ;. .. l I I,' 1 , "
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Fortas, 581 said h9 would be "par-
ticipating • , . as associate Justice''
when the Supreme Court reconvenes
Monday, indicating be has'no Jntentlon
to quit the court entifely despite the
unprecedented Senate filibuster
·agalnst his nomination as chief jus-
Uce.
He said in the page and a hall let-
ter to Johnson that even U the Senate
ultlmateJy voted to confirm him, the
COJttroversy -over the nominaUon
Lit Instructor
would continu&i, along with, "atµ.ck1
UJ>tl.Q_ the epllrf. which h~ve .chaJ:acter· ize~e filibuster -· attacki whlcb
have been sometimes extreme and en.:
Urely untelated to reiponslble crit.o
icism ."
He said that ·by withdrawing from
consideration for the nation's highest
judicial Post, he hoped . "to put in
motion a process by which there will
be an end to destructl~e anti extreme
assaults upon the courL" '
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Cleaver Seeking ,
Return to UCI ·
By THOMAS FORTUNE
0 1 ttie Dt10'1' Plltt Sl•ff
Ekiridge Cleaver is coming .);lack to
UC Irvine, this time to teach.
Cleaver has accepted an invitation
from Assistant Professor of English
Stephen Shapiro to teach "one or
more" Se$slons Of his literature course
sometime in November.
Dr. Shapiro said be ls not now
violating the regents' ruling limiting
guest teaching appearances to one per
quirter, but.he may be forced toll the
f aculty Senate does riot repudiate the regents. '
UC! Cba:ncellor Daniel Aldrich said
if Cleaver is to teach more than one
session, his quallilcations will have to
be reviewed by a faculty committee.
If the review committee finds blrn
qualllled, it will be all rtgbt uod<r th5
rea:iJVta' ~I Icw btlU to ~teach mO{e
than once, Dr Aldrich said. .
Cleaver .;iif 'Peil: about cond!Uool
in the black ghetto in a course UUed
"LJterature and Psychology,"
Chmicellor Aldrich said, • ' Mr ,
Pleaver com" through as one who has
J!:S,itten abou t ,th e su b j ·ec t
Trnowtedge·ably and well, based"" on·
critift' revJewai."
Professor Shapiro said Cleaver's ~st-selling book "Soul on Ice" b a
very fine book and "tihat alone gives
,hilh every right to be speaklgg in a
course on literature."
Shapiro, 28,.or Laguna Besch, said a
number Of his younger colleagues
were distressed by the regents' ruling.
"The issue is not Eldridge Cleaver but
the matter of faculty autonomy or
academic freedom," he said.
(It was another professor ol the
same la:Bt name, Martin Sha'piro, wbo
two years created a tempest by saying
UCI students are academically lazy.)
Dr. Hazard Adams, cbairm~ of the
English ·Department,. irald'h• .advised
Shapirll .not-IP Inyiti! Cleaie'r to teach
his class. It .W"5 _personaf advice, '1e
saia, _and he acbiowledied be caµnot
tell . Shapiro ~at. to do in, his
c;::::Ud·also told Shapiro be would
not make moiley available :t.0 pa1
Cleavei for his appe&rances. ptessed
on the po'Jtt, 1he conceded It ·ts' in·
frequent for a guest .inStroc\or b.rQ\liht
to CBJl'lPU.S for . the. specj.£lc. P\11'P°se Of
lea\;hlng not to ~ paid. '!;"f~ •. Tl
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fre t Ne~t to .Cit y 'Park .:
By SANDI MAJOR bt Ille DtltPY Pltlt ll•ff
An asphalt mixing plant Is to be con·
structed. adjacent to land selected a1
part of Huntington Beach's proposed
Central City Par!<.
· Hunttnglo!\ Beach _plaening ·com·
rhissioners voted 4 to 2 to. allow the
''beclvy industrial'; plant td be built in'
a "light tndustr:lel diatrlct7" sharing a
common boundary with la'.nd to be in·
eluded in the 350-acre city park,
despite recommendations fqr denial by
the city planning department. ·
The plan\ Is to. be built liy the Dix·
Leasing COrp. on the west side of
Gothard Street, north of E.lijs Av~nue.
Representatives of the DlX flnn Hid
they should ~ granted thJ' zoni~' vartance ~ause an~er 1spbalt miX·
Ing plant C>Peratts near' the property.
Conimisslonen polnte:d out that thls
firm was already on the property
when ft was annexed to the city.
Commission chairman Robert Baill
opposed the request becawe the plant
Assemblyman Gues t
At .Beach .Prol?"am .
Aasemblylnan Ro(ltrt H. 'Burb (R-
Hnntll>(too Beach) 11 achtdolocl to ~· ...-fl b..,... tod.ly at a colrlt at tlle
-t< Mn. ·Laurel Parke, m:i ..WO. AvtD .... RIUltingloD Btadl aU o1clocl. •
Burke, Who . la campalcnlog f«
ree!ectlon will add.reBI the lleJ!ubllCoti wom.O·i'FtcioratlQri ororanc• Coointyi
'lbutsda~ atJll a.m: at Knbtts JIOrry
·Farm iA Baena Park. • c • · '
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would be .too .... lhi Central City"
Park site. Comtnlssioner Roger-Slates i
&ide<l.with him:· l Le~g the vQies. approving the '
zon~ variarlce was· ·eommt1aioner1
Charle&-Lane, who .argued that co~
struct.i.on of the asphalt pliant Lhers
"~ems compati~le ~ "Mth the sur·
roundiJJg .land uses"· and that 1't would
product 20 new Jobs .in the dty ..
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~=~e ,a :ou,
' ' 1 •, : We•tfaeto · ·.
Cheer, up) ll'i'.iolng to .be a U\tle warmer1 Tl\ursday, · wtth
tempetatW'es ·creping ihto the
upper ,80'1 and mosUy aunny
skies along the coast.
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Nixon Appeals . ' :For America .
To Face ·Tooay
WILLL\MSBURG, VL 111Pn ~
;=~w~:i,1c~,..:e:
.. eon.re boy, 'IUdla'1 M. Nbcon today
-aled to Americanl to hffd th• coll
•ct ''th• American tplr!t" and face the
· chlllqu of today 11 braw!Y u
Wulllngton'a seneraUon laced ilioae
In 1778.
0 A nation, llke a person, ha• a
spirit" Hid Iha Republican prulden•
tial candidete In a phllooopl\y-<>I·
government address prepared for-
delivery before a small audience of in-
vited gueebl in the Great Hall of ·
WilliAm and Macy Unlveroity.
Founded In 1693, WWlam and MIO'.
ii America'• second oldest colle&:e,
COWltlng amoog Ill alumni not only
Waablntton but PeylDn Randolph,
John Randolph and other founders of
· the American nation.
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Foul on Board
Ut1a11 I bY1 'Illa ~ to know lhaae
111"-...... llDlaalladtowteoll
.. ........... adtwllao ... bldl.
"111 llll ..... 1-.. -
ol the board altbll1d beillvalldttod." ~ Rlb-1 d>uges thai at the Sept. 2• meeUng ol the board In Seat Beaoh
the boord may have acted Jmprq>erly
UPI T ....... t
""" .. l\r ........ -·-.. I I.._, for hldl on a1lllallc
...,,....... for • neiw .hip ecbool • a. Ilk! he feek il'la bla "rllht 1114
dut:T' CO evaluate the speclficationa
fD< pub-, bid no\lces. , •
Di.a;ct Supt. M>1> ,Forney 'said
toclly Iba *'mlnlatraUon "II~
fGllOWlac a.. -.. ol ... 1IOll'd ol
fl\11•• "' -• -.. ~ llllt providing each -a c«D...-lilt
of all bid Jtema."
He said -what II un4er .-.,,...
slo nil the dlJtrict'a otandard'bld list
for slOCklng e new ad>ooL '';l'.b.ere are
thousaoda. of ltemJ ri&bt' doWn to the .
_ Wb1St:Ja tbe Wacbtr UJel to.-call the
Ca"1f~tifJ W 0.nded . ' .
Reds ·shoot n-own
Mercy Copters ·
· SAIGON (UPI). -Coinmunlst gun-" nen Tuesdjay 1hot -n three U.S.
hellcopterr cen')ing. wooncled eoldiers
.-1 lllorlries •1lho!>g!i the alrcraft
were pla1nly nUtr~ed wtth red croUes,
u.s. mlllwy spokesmen reiiorted to-
day.
One helicopter wa1 ·a ·Marine Corps
CHM o"lgned to fly wounded from
thet 'nluong Due area where a U.S.
Gnen Beret Special Forces camp was
In the llflh dey ol a siege by a North
Vietnamese ctivlsicm of 7,000 men. A
spokesman at Da None slld there
were no lnjurles.
devast.lting near tho llemilitarlzed
Zone .oo biew th• -bat·
teries to pieces.
The two pilots were rescued as the
United°. States chalked up Ila 1liJ2nd oir
lou of the wa; ovr:r the north. Two
other A4' SkyhaWks: were loat, ' ap~
pansrt!y ·by ecetdent,.~urtng tandlt>g1
and takeoffs at the Chu lal· AU Jlase
in sOutb. Vietnam. Both P J 1-o t s,
Marin,s, escaped. .
'lbe helloopter lncldenl! markod o
new flareup In fighting Jmt west iirtd
southwest of Da Nang where a small
furce of Americans and Vietdame6e
holding the Thoong Due base wer.e
blocking a main Communist invasion
route toward Da Nang.
¥ot~
>""' ........ froD ' fllalllOi4. ~ • ,., ......, ....... Wiil l>I ene
copy ol Iba bid 'llat, 11111 bide on In•
dlvidual -when tlie bi,ds are~· cetved.·
He said ibe lbf.$ are available for n·
1pect!on b\11 npl Jlup!lcaleq b!><a •
"they are abo<lt u thick 11 a i,o. Anfele• telqlbone boOk.'' ..... . .
. Laying asi<le hla atandard Unipaign
speech, Nlscn hoil9red the site with a
sober dilcolD'se on his concept of wht.t
"the American 1plrit" demands of th!
people ltvtnc through the presen
"upset and uncertain era.
CONFRONTATION~ Democratic Presidential Candidate Hubert H.
Humphrey Oeil) 1'Wll Into Republican Truth stuad members upon
arrival at Knoxville, Tenn., airport Tuesday. Confronting Humphrey
are Rep. Donald Rumsfeld ot ·I1Unois (oenter) and Colorado Governor
John Love.
... 'lbe olher two helicopters were U.S.
Army Medlcei Ev.acuatioo helicopters
flying wounded men 16 miles west of
Tam Ky where a Communist force of
unknown sl-ze ambushed units of the
19611h lnlaotry Brlple and wounded
28 America.DJ.
A apokeaman for the U.S. Military
Assistlaoce ~Commend said seven
soldier& were wounded on o n e
helicopter and three were wounded on
another. An undlsc\<lsed number of
wounded were 'believed killed In the -
cra1bes but there was no officlal
figure. One hellcopiet' crashed and
burned, the other was recovered.
The COJTmlunists lobbed artillery in·
to the bare again today in a move
remtniscent of the Tl-day siege of Kb.e
Sanh and used heavy machineguns
ag-ainst plm:ies flyUrg supplies into the
base some 30 miles 10Uthwest f1 Da
Nang. .
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'REQUIRE SACRIFICE' . Shattering Campelgn
"The American iJ>lrlt 11 presenting
iu demanda today, .. 11 did In dlf·
fereot te?Jn• W tile generaUona before
us,0 ·he Aid. 0 0nce aa:atn, ~e
demanda require 11crlflce and In-.a-nutty.
Humphrey Calls on Nixon
The siege or 'lbuong Due was begm-
ning tx> creep intn Oommunist pro-
pa_ganda broadcasts and radio Hanoi
said today Viet Oong troops had cut off
a relief column attempting to lift the
siege. It quoted w e s t e r n car·
respondents as saying "so heavy was
the tciiri!nt ol dlleUs· that it w-as: bn·
possible t.o fly 1D reinforcement."
Bullet boles mark ~·
Wallace campaign headquart-
ers in Loo .Angeles foiltiwing
shooting spree by unidentified
gunmen Tuesday. (See otocy,
Page 8). '· _ "'lbe American splrit demand• an
esplollon Of education IJito tho mind of """'7-child In ._, <>mer ol lhh ~land;
To Spell Out War Position North Vletnrame&e gunners also shot
00\>'ll an A4 Skyhawk 8<11ng as
artillery spotter fur the ba!lleshlp USS
New Jersey, but ttiey paid dearly for ·
ll '11te mighty 1hlp swung her 16 inch
rlfies from the targets she was
'
"It demand& a career -not Juat a
·job, but a career, open to every man
and woman who bas the capacity to
get ahead';
"It demands an end to the 1tam_mtng
of doorJ; wttli the Onaweriot echo ol
t guol1rt lhat we have hetlrd Jn the
·put:
· "It de!Dlllda a phllJie Into com-
' muntty 1ervlce· by och ol u.. .
"The Amertcen spirit ol I o cl.•· y
. dem~, that the h~len be ured
for, and the hopele1i '.b0 cared ,abQul:
"It demand• tllat there be greater
re'Warda .for lnlU&Uve and bird work
and telfoftlianee;
"It demande that privacy be
respected, that the Individual he
reei>eded, that the law be mpected ...
"Moot of .all, Ille ·American oprlt to-
day demanda Ille ~oll-detennlnauon ol
the human 1>elnt.. Thlo' .,. .. "' a shlll
from !eden! rule to.llome rule, alblft
from facele11 . mant;wauoµ · · t o
pereooa1 parUclpaUon.' ,
Amerl-ore r.Stafs' and 'unhap-
py. Nlxdn ·lald, "becaUie · th"ey sense
their "loo~' ol ~ooal ~om."
"ln .slrlvfng' tor a "!oiUIY goal -
sectD'ity ~ we have . 19st ·a worthy
&Slat -IDlllvldllality, the ~ark.ol
perooml freedom. ln trying to provide
f<r tile -oeede·bf all. w, have
otoJen fl'om tile perllOll.al lfr<edom of eadi.'' . (.
Nixon ea>pll•lized . he .... not ..,.
poeed to tllO 11>dal Wtlfare advances
ol recent yean.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) -
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey
today called on rival presidential can·
dldate Richard M. Nixon to 1pell OU\
for the voters his program far settling
tho Vietnam war.
Describ.lng tbe issue 11 one of the
great que1tl<>nl Amerlc80I wtll be
deciding next month, H u m p h r e y
iepeated. his vow that Han honorable
peace In Vietnam" will be the first
priority of hl1 ~traUon ti he
wtns the. White House: · ~
"I've spoken of bow I believe this
peace can be achie\!ed," Humphrey
laid In a spe<dlJ>repared for a rally
here. "Now I tbliik the Amerkan peo-
ple deserve eqtial cand<r from Mr.
NtJ:on." ' /
ln the third campaign spee<h in
~Uccead~ Htimphrey ·attacked ,George.
c .. wanace ·a1 a presldenlial poeslbil-
itY ot moniter proportions.
.. Hwnpiirey i a 1 d : "(Wallace's)
strategy of m-gllnized hate, if left
unansweted· ind undlecked, can led
.\meri~ to disaster just as surely as
.Parents Urged
'To Attend GWC
'Tertsions' Class
"We were .rl&l>t to want to belp the 0 J'inll1" ,;,, ... eiicoureg<d to . bi!ng
poor, the lllCt; tbe unemployed,. tho · family .memJ>On· to Golden West Cot-
elderly • • • J»qt,ja ~I itieM ad-lege"S· current drama:&scuaslon series
vanoee, we lost IOlllethiqC. 1We.becam~ on family tensions and frustrations.
so busy doing mudl for the people The . third program deallng with
that we forgot about the pereon. W1 . ol ~--I8tloruhlps will he became so obile•td wUb collecO.ve · ~uses ._ ......... ~J, .....
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As with tbe. previous two meetings,
a short pla7 by a professional Holly·
wood caft will introduce the silua.Uon
after wblch · tbe aud.leDCtl will break
into · dilcussion groups k!d. by an ex·
pert In !amlly counsellnf. nw .week'• pi.y, "Eye ol the
HuhioaH," will fNture motion pie·
ttn and tollvialon.act.< Andy Parb,
son.ii LaiTy Porb, beet known for hla
stalring iole fil "nie 'Jotaon Story."
Andy performed al Golden West
lut week in the play, "You Never
Told Me," deal1nl with teenage
courtahip and marTiage.
"Oll' diac:us1lon fotrnat for this
series bae .,_...... rem.wkable 1uc·
cea1," Hid 'lbomas Osborne, dean of
the Evenlllf Collefe.
"We pt _,, lo the leelini level In
sharing Idell and the ilve and take
hae been excellenl Many young peo-
ple atUmded I.Mt week, and cOnerl·
butecl a ereat deal to the di1cuaaioo."
At the same tl(ne 01borne pointed
out that 1bowin& up for the prolI'am
Jn no way Indicates a per100 or his
ramll.y is experiencinc dilflculy.
"We are &ratified that manr people
come becaute they want to team mm
~~ 'C?.a Irie:: .. ":'"J: II hav!na problema, and they
waat 11,. be ol sroatet help --. tt
II Polllblt " 'nw.Pn>Jrtm• ... _._,,, th•
Eveninl Colltia In -•Uon with f""'"1 Service ol Oranre Counb' aa
1 commWtlty attvice. Thert la no ad· .m!Nlon chirp.
YOIUll Pl'Ol\lt under 18, not accom· Jmlod b7 porenu, will nffd a note
"--Ida!> tchool counaelor or pllaolpi1 to aitond.
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the radical tactlOB of tbe shouters and
dtorupter1 (of the left).
''The more serious threat arises
from his calculated. campaign to F rnal G
divide lhll nation; to deliberately In· rate roup
flame the fears, frmtrations and pre·
judlces of our people; to bring this na· B ks A • •
Uon to the br1nl: ol broad acalt civil aC pp01Dlllg
disorder." ·
Exchange Oub to Hear
Probation Office Proposal
The vice president then repeated • By WU.LIAM REED ben~fil."
what1Jias become a pattemed effort to City AttOme'y ot 1111 0..1" ,.._.stiff ·Needed is a building. fun11s for
aasociate Wallace and l'fil.M Jn the ~·. ~. . . .J •• .1 1...... A prooosal yi, place a branch orflco telephone and utillty'iel"Vi.ceS, a recep-
mlnds of the voters. He ·added that · · ··ft ~ h of tht!.,i'bra:i:ige ~County Probation tion area and a small petty cash fund,
Wall-• t.actics also were sho .... •g up Sons of Italy in Huntin,um Deac B h Ill ding to M rt "' ·-· Pr tti Department in Huntington eac w accor · o on. "in the campaign of my Republican have officially endorsed opos on be outlined Thursday for the Ex· Wit·h this the officers could conduct
opponent, a man who deliberately "0" on the Nov. S ballotht whlchthwodooldf chmge Club. . interviews locally, S' ch e du I e ap·
Cour'-d the most radical extrem<'sl change to appointive e me 0 • Im -•--~.~ gr meJtlngs ~ I Representatives of the Probation po1n ein:., Cu~~~ oup· element in his own .party; who con-selectinbg lhke c tyfathtornehy. le h Department are scheduled to attend and sponsor programs for the bene(tt
tinues "'· appeal In his speeches·, and The ac ing 0 t e c ar r (: ani;:e oI youth "~ d tod b V bl the noon meeting of the club .at the · · w~ will he fully in ttre1 .. debt 1bould was announce ay , Y enera e """c-oul' he able to encourage ·~ " Bartoµ l th M VI la Hunl;·gton Seacllff Country Club, 3000 1 ~1.i.:a "~" w " · -· he win the presldeacy." Arnerico o e ar · s ... clro ;ns by· ~ung· ste-going home
Lod H aid th t .t f'te 1~1ng Palm Ave. lo •-lain how the Ex· p-,. · ,. •• · Trans la led accoroing to-Humphrey ge. e s 8 a r cons Ul;:I .... ., id in tti frOm . school, adults on the way home
campa!l;n argot, thls W• a~ thinly all the pros and' cons we 'feel ~at this. chaD.ge Club . could a se °K up from work and .,_. patrolman fat a
I l'ti I which will what the officers c8.u a, "drop-In of-Wl"Q dlsgulsed prediction a Nixon ti6tory In s a non-po 1 ca measure 1. e cun· of COftee or' tQ relate informa.tion
November would place Sen.:-. Strom modernize the method of selecting the ic . . . . . . on {piobletns: cpnk-"6nting ·the office at
ThurmOnd (R-S.C.) in a stro~gly in-city attorney. . The Ex~hange Ch.lb ma1nta1n1 a the time. ;·_ .. ·
fluentlal position ·With the 'hew ad· "lt (the change from elective to ap· strong crime -~~evention pro~am ~sinesprrian w"oµId have &local
ministration. Thurmond, the unsuc· pointlve) Is in the interests or"tood under lhe superva1on of David Linder . -o~.ce ~her~ he ·could discuss pro·
cessful third party Dixiecrat presiden-government. ~ annually names a ,?1e~ber Of the bleins suCh as shopiifUlig 'at his store.
tlal candidate in 1948, was a strong "When the city attorney's ofrice Police,, d~partment as. Officer o£ the The facilU:y:. would ptovide a place for
Nixon supporter at · the Republican became elective this was a small town Ye~. . tile '1ilppie-·on ttie·corner'' to drop in
conventiOn. and a practicing lawyer would care Linder srud hi! group has been look· to talk about problems" including mari·
U Humphrey's words ·in this north for the legal needs or the city on a ing. for a: means ~ become e~n more juana, aCcording· to Mo~.
Florkia metropoli.5 sounded familiar to part-time basis while continuing with active on the cnme prevention. front · The ldea .. Would b€ to er a less
campaign watch~rs, it was un-his private practice. and thal. ~e Exchange Clu't! likely formal .situation in w ch to dls:cuss
derstandable. He Dsed~mucb the same "The city now has grown to a would h'e ·interested in. backin& the problems wtil._c-b Often diifie·to the pro.
artl·Wallace language Tuesday at a population of 104,CXX>, requiring a full· "drop-in" Office program. . bation offfce ~ formal 0r.
large outdoor rally in Ns.sbville, Term., time career city attorney who does not He said the probation dflcers ha.ve flees o1. t&e Marich.eSier-Ofllce Bulld1ng
and again TUesday night at Knoxville, engage in private practice. found that going to t,be community in Orartge. . · -·
Tenn. "The present charter residence re· rather than having the community go M<lrion Said ·the f8cllltY likely would.
The Knoxville rally was held ln the qulrement places an undue restriction to the dev~_ent ~as m~ny ad· be staffeG . by -probatiob olllcen, vol-
University of Tennessee field house upon the selection of .city attorney can. Presently the probation offices are unteer-adults {Uld.'. votuntieer studeilts.
with an audience of about 12,000 clidates and the sareguards written in· on Manchestett-Avenue in Orange. . There .it a good _po6s1b1llty of staffing
persons, mostly students. to the proposed charter amendment \Yilliam A. Morton of the" department by: Person .on 1prebatlon as well to
From the &ize and response Qf the will Jn sure the independence of the at· suggested opening an office locally to they coWd 'contrlbut;e to . themselves
crowd, the university meeting was by torney," Bartoli concluded. "bring the department to those It can and ·10 _U\e coplJD.~ty:· ..
rar Humphrey's most successrul night· Ir================''======;:============:======;; time rally of the campaign. Threats of "'
student demdnstrattons did n o t
materialize, although several do:z:en
spectators appeared in b I a c k
armbands to protest administration
Vietnam policies.
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Black II not a vory bandy campotgner
for Rlchord Nhon -thal*" to a Tex·
an who bas bad • crush on her ever
sJoce she w11 a cti1d movie star. 1
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her rlgbt hen<! wrapped In a -••· and 1ald k had "been Cl'U$hed by a
Texas admirer."
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Gives In··
. '· N omin-atio·n Wi.tlidraWn
W ASHING'!i>N (UPI) -Abe Fortas
nsked Prealdent Jobnlion today to
withdraw his nomtilation to . be chiel
justice and Johnson promptly aireed
to do so.
Johnson, de.s.cribing as tragic the
Senate filibuster that blocked. con-
firmation of Fortas, said. be would
coMult "appropriate ad\risen" before
deciding whether to recommend some-
one else as successor to Earl Warren,
\\'ho wants to retire as chief justice, _
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· Fortas said in a letter to Johnson
that he was dropping ou\ or consider-
ation for the post with the hope .that 1
his move would Hend destructive and
extreme assaults" on the Supreme
Court. He said be would stay on as
an associate justice: ·
In a statement released by the
\Vhite BoW!ie, Johnson said:
"\Vlth deep regret I have accepted
and concur in the request of Mr. Ju;-
tice Fcrtas and am withdrawinc his
nomJnaUon as Chief Justlce o( the
United States.
;,I believed when I made th1J noml·
nation, and I believe now, that he ls
the best qualified man for this higll
position. The action o! the ·Senate, a
body I revere and to which l devoted
a do;en years of my life is historically
and constitutionally tragic."
Asked specifically if Johnson In·
tended to submit a new nomination
to the Senate, White House press see-
a1n eac
' ~ retary 'George Chr!stian said:
"l'rn...._sure the President will be talk·
Ing to ·the attorney general and other
appropriate advlsers on the subject."
Fortas wrote ~e letter to Johnson
Tuesday afternoon, a Supreme Court
spokesman said. Thi.I was shorUY aft·
er the Senate voted down an efiort to
stop its anti·Fortas filibuster.
Fortas, 58, 1ai.d be wolild be "par·
ticipating .•• as usociate justice"
when the Supreme Court reconvenes -
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' ' MAl'i BEACH SITE PURCHASES pROPOSED -Laguna Beach city • • DAIL T l"iLOT A•rj•I '"'""'"' • eluded jn negotialions are Standard Oil properties at Broadway and
Mason properties, '(left). Boys Club site, just oil map at.left, has el·
ready been negotiated by_ city,
officials today have Main Beach properties lined up for purchase for
$2.6 million from. Dante's (rtght ) through Hotel De La Costa, all con-
trolled by Frederick I. Richman's Coosolidated Mortgage ·co. Also in-_
Handle Salary Talks ' Lag una Can y on
Safari Country?
Get·out your safari gear, you coastal
sportsmen;· Laguna Canyon Road
.seems about to become lion country.
Schools Eye Negotiator
It will if county pl.an~.li today ap-
prove an applicaticn for a building
permit by a group identified as Llon
ColUltrY SafDri. Inc~A oval would
mean the establiShinen an African
animal preserve, entertainment
park, a hotel-mat.el and a commercial
shoJ>pinJ center,
Location for the pr-0ject is described
as being at the intersection oC Laguna
Canyon Ror.d and the San Diego
Freeway. The area is currently zoned
for agricultural use.
PlwnlJer s Get Raise
. SAN MATEO (UPI) -Plumbers In
San Mateo County Ylill be-pald' $374.80
for a 40-hour week under a contract
wtUch went into effect Tuesday. · ' .
Facidg increasing sophistication in
teacher salary bargaining, Laguna
Beach Unified School District turstees
last night eyed the possibility of hiring
a professional negotiator to represent
the board.
Trustees worried that a professional
bargainer might rock the friendly
relations with teachers in the small
district, but seemed generally agreed
that some expertise is needed on the
board's side.
"We are going to have to get more
"Sophisticated in terms of the impact
on the salary schedtlle," said trustee
1 William Wilcoxen.
After some soul searching, the
board a.greed to negotiate the question -
of hiring a negotiator for the board
with the Teachei"s Negotiating Council.
The study session will likely be lo two
weekl, Oct. 15.
OUT OF DEPTH
at the time.
· Superintendent William Ullom who
served as negc>tiator. for the board said
Tuesdsly night that it may not be the
best practice to have the superin·
tendent act as chief negotiator.
Wilcoxen agreed, "I felt as if it put
you in a tough spot being on both sides
of the negotiatin·g situation." Trustees
agreed that it was time consuming
and del):ed lighUy into the qliestion of
how much time tbe teachers
negotiating team expeoded and how it
affected teaching obligation:
GOOD FAITH
Ullom said ln some districts the
J>088d,bllity of banding together to hi1e
a negotiator ts unaer d:iscussit'.lll. The
growing sophistication of teachers in
seekit\.g s:atary hikes was laid at Uie
door of the Winton Bill.
Ulkm said the st.ate legislation re·
quires that boards stt down and
~got.iate iD eood flaith with teachers
but doesn't say bow an , Impasse ls
resolvea.
In the big San Diego district, he
said, there js a four·lnan negotiating
team and every word spOken is
recmled by both sides; Board Presi·
dent Norman Browne s:ald, ·~we must
improve our knowledge of negotiating
procedure." . .
Browne aBked ll it b imminent that
teacbet'6 will have profesSional advice
in bm'igaining. Wiicoxen said, ''You
saw one last year., dJdzi't yoo." He
referred to ' representative or ttle
OalirornJa TN<hers Ao!oC!atlon that
helped local teachers.
Ullo~ mentJ.oned one professjopal
negotiating service that cbar.ges about
FlOO Per hour. He sald h.e did not feel
the district is 1n a position. to spend
Lhls kind oi money for the service.
Browne · asked lC the lee is
negotiable.
Ullom suggested training an ad·
. (See NEGQTIATE, Pafe I)
A "non-talker" and a "non-swlm-
rner" share the spotlight today in the
t w o separate
pre • Ol;ymplC>
oeries)>elngpre-
aentecf by the
DAILY PILOT
on Orange Cout
Olympians and
wives ol. .Ql,ym·
pians.
The board earlier this year in sa~y
nerotfation.s seemed at times out of its
depth as teachen armed w i th
atatl.stics and proressional advice
pushed their demands and spelled out
the alternatives.
In early June, trustees app:r:oVed the
largest salary hlke in tlio history o!
the district. "You did a masterful job •
of negoUating; J wish you .had a way
out of the bole fot us," said Wilco~en
Laguna Asked to Back
Lease for Capo Airport
The 1port1 •
section feature•
Joha Glair,
Newport Beach
lalyaker " b o
spend• hll Umo
paddling, D 0 t
prattllDg, Page
20.
In the Social
Notes sectJ.on, La 1,Rue Nitzkowtld,
Wife of asalltant water polo coach for
the American team 4'Manty" NIWr.ow·
ski, has t4 admlt she IJ:n.'t one of tbe
world'• areat awlmmen. Her story 11
on Page 14.
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Festival Chorale Laguna Beach councumc• tonight wW be asked to support a long·term
lease of 5.44 acru ,of land nece11ary
Hunting Singers tor'i)l'!°:::== .. 1sownedby
'nte FeaUval o! Arts Chorale needs !!le Orange County Flood Control ~.. In rdln D.llCriCt. ' • fiW more 1 gers, acco g to dlrec.. Au,,ort developers hope tile county
tor Marilyn lnterlandl. Although~ al· wlll acquire the property and make it
ready 35 memben strong, more voices available in a lease ·awap they hive
would allow the presenta_Uoo of targ. BIJigeoted to perpetuate the light plane
er and: more ucltlng works, Mrs. facility and ltJ lndu1lrlal pert.
lnterlandi. said. "In order to retain the ~plltrano
A Spanish Evening 11 planned tor Airport subsequen: ..to June 1989,"
' later in the year at the Laguna Beac.lr wrote Julian Willcox, aene1'1 partner
PlayboUBe. 'the Festival of Art.I and La gun.a resident, ''A lon1-term Cho~ale will com~lne with lnslfu· lease for tbe above,,.,. AC.Tel 11 man·
metita}bts and dancers to present a datory (acreage "llCODlpa1te1 the
Spanish Folk Masa, Spanish carols, Southwest hall of the a I r p o r t
aDd other Spani&h·fiavored worka. ~runway)."
Willcox ~ ~e ·san Clemente Citl
Couocil and 'c~1 of commerce of.
Laguna Beacb and &In Clemente J'iave,
"1readJI eodoraed ,ltho need' for Ibo
~~ AlroOrt and ' 11 t 1 e d iui>trvloor1 ·i. lako iowrable aC!ioQ. bovtl~ have "'°1>o!ed that .tho COU!'li oe<Julro the acreage· and leuo
It 1lo tho aii:pOrt , .. 113,~eari lit fl: ...
nuaDy. ·
In return the coiui1y It ~eted -11 rights other than a!rport 119. to the
property owned by the airport, about,
10.43 ICl'f:I, fOf '1 per 1ear.
County supervt.or1 were told that
"l>P'O"ll o! Ibo prqposal would ln•J\';•
retention ol. t:l)e : ab1>ort ed 1ai
Metn>port J>O*UAI. OihOt'l'lto the
airport WOUid be· clole.I nOt lllli!r than J'lf". ..
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111onday, Indicating be has no intention ..
to qu.lt the cowt entirely despite the
unprecedented Senate filibuster
against rus nomination as chief Jw·
Uce. ~ ·
He said Jn. the page. and a half let·
ter to Johnson that even· if the Senate
ultlmately voted to confirm him, the
controversy OVt!!' the nomination
wQuld continue, along with "attacks
upon the court which have character·
ized the filibuster -attacks which
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Awaits
Ry RICHARD P. NALL
Of ftll Dfilly Piiot Sti tt
Laguna Beach has for $2.6 million
lined up the purchase or most of the
Mliln Beai:h includin·g the nine p.&rcels
owned by Consolidated Mortgage Co.
Acquisition agreements for four ma·
Jor ownerships will be before ooun·
cllmen for approva'l tonight including
the Consolidated Mortgage· beach front
which 1.5 to sell !or $1.6 million. ...
Frederick I. Richman, president ol
Consolidated Mortgage, offered the cl·
ty the property lnltl~lly for ,1.75
million. The city offered a lower figure
and negotiations brtike off with t.be ci-
ty filing a condemnation sutt:
The ConsoUdQted Mortgage property
runs from Dante's to and inclutling the
·Hotel de Ja Costa with the exception of
two parcels mid.way that total about
43-feet oI frontage. The ..ciJY, earlier
reached agreement on purchase of
these. .... ·
PRorERTIES TO SELL
The other properties for council ap.
proval tonight are a priv'ate par'k!ng
lot witti about 15().feet of frontage. It is
known as Bentoo's Coffee Shop pro.
perty, owned by a partnershJp. The
purchase price Is $408,000.
The Standard ·ou station is to sell
for •$240,000. It has about JOO-feet ol.
frontage.
The Mason Estate owned by the
Bank of America in fee tiUe, is to sell
for $185,000. It has aboUt ISO.feet 0£
beach frontage between the Boy&' Club
~d the Richfield Station.
Propertie'S on which agi'eement has
not yet been reached in the 1,000 feet
of frontage from Hotel· Laguna to and
including the· Boys' Clilb are the
Richfield station and "the Phillips
property" which includes Bill 'J'hom.
as Camera Shop and Benton's Coffee Sil!?!'.
City Manager James D. Wheaton
Contract Slated
For Dana Point
Dredging, Fill
Dana Point Harbor construction
goes into its biggest phase soon when
the Orange County Board o f
Supervison awards a contttact for the
esUmated U million dredging and land
fill job on the inner harbor.
Bids' will be received on Nov. ~.
supervisors decided Tuesday.
County Adminill:ratlve Off t c er
Robert E. Thomas said It would take
15 to 18 months !or the project to be
completed and that in ·nine to 10 mootlis phase ' two Including con-
struct.loo of c<*M::essioh space should
be started.
SupervlllOf David L. Baker criticized
a loog delay In an engineering report
on the. pl'Qject. Jt ·was orlginally Clue
Jut January, postponed to June and ,
noW expected next January.
Tho cootract which will be bid or"
·includes, lo addition to dredgi:f.;.~•· cava~on, 1 Ja~, (radfug, dr e,
llQPe pnltecUOD, quay wall, launcbini
ramp and brtc1r..
Tho harbor' . e..t and .,. e 1 t
breakwaters 1 have been completed larl•ll' at federal . rovemmeni tt·
pemo. A unique. metl!od ol ~I
the lllner harbor will be emplo)'ed'Wlth
• elem to bo built across tho bwbor
entmico and the water dralned for
dry drediln&· ltarbor Manaeer Kenneth Sampson
tald th11 would 11"1' $500,000.
Baker auueated that en:t3" · work with cooceasiooaln!t ar·
, ranalng ~.,. their IDstalla\loos bile
. compl,etlng ttie harbor to avoJd a tot of tews,uii o1 completed ..... , later.
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have been sometimes extreme and en-
tirely unrola.ted to respomlble crit-
icism."
He said that by withdrawing from
consideration for the natloit'a h.Jghes&
judicial poJt, . be hoped "to put Jn
motion a process by which there will
be an end to destructive and extreme
assaults upon the court." 1 Fortas was appointed to the Su·
preme Court in 1965. Lut June 26,
(See FORTAS, Page I)
I sald if these can't be buttoned up hY.
Tuesday they will have to be left out Oi
the initial acquisition.
Whealton said ''by Tuesday we've.got
to be able to give bond counsel and tM
city oouncll our final budget." The
urgeocy is because of the city push to
get bcinds sold before the Nov. 5 elec·
· tion when, It the Watson ammdment is
to pass, the cit)" could nol sell the
bond>.
Wheaton said if the Watson lnlfu\tive
fails the city could come back and pi.ck
up any"Qther proj>erties needed wit!h a
second issue of bonds,
If the two out.stand.Jog ownerships
are a~uired, Wheaton said, "we're
(See MAIN BEACH, Page %)
M y~tery !Jody
Found Near
Mesa Limits
The body of an unidentified man wu
found floating face down this morning
Jn a watery · bog on the outskirts of
Costa Mesa.
Police in the first hours of the in·
vestigation were unable to determine
whether foul play was involved.
The discovery was made· by a p'ass-
lng motorist, poUce said, who notified
a · &erylce .st:atiop employe a t
Brook.burst Street and H a m i 1 to n
Avenue. The bog ii located on the aite
of a dirt and gravel pit, near tbe in·
tersection ·of Hamilto'n AvenUe and
Victoria Street. . ·
PoUce said Huntington Beach of.
ficlals we.re first notified of the dead
man, and sped with sirens to the
scene. They notified Costa Mesa police
upon learning· the bog fs: apparently
within Costa Mesa city llmlts.
The body remained floating face
dQ,,,,wn, some 50 feet from the edge of
the small, water.filled excavation, as
investigator• awaited, the arrival of an
Orange County. 'Sherlfrs Crime Lab
crew before removing lL
From shore, • · t be ' only visible
features of the apparently full.grown
male were ~ crop Of black hair on the
head .and some k:lrld of yellow cloth -
possibly a shirt or jacket -on the up-
per torso.
R'e•tlaer
Cheer up; It's 1olng to be a
litUe wanner Thursday. wt th
temperatures creping Into the
upper GO's and mostly SWlD.Y.
skies along the coa•L !
~
'1 INSIDE '.l'ODA'I:'
. A hoiiuw!f• who ' cloi!!ll 1'1w
,,,., to ,WQrk .too ha~ II on11n&e
and pfcyting htr'hom< '"'Iii#
J>O¥· Storv Pog1 I.
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Wtdnud11, October 2, 1968
'.
" Proni-··J>qe T .. ' .. ' . FORTAS ...
0 -' . ~ohnsao aimultaneooJly announced the
S>l.am>ed-mtrement ol Chief Justice
fllrl Wll'i'en,.77, M\I the nomlnation
ol ~ to succeed, him.
But Senate Republicans and South-~rn Democrats oppos!d Fortas' nomi-
nation and tied it up in a filibuster
which climaxed Tuesday when a 4~
. f3 vote left Fort.a.a supPorters 14 votes
;r;hort ol. the two-1.llirds majorlty need-
.~ to cut off debate.
Warren wUl continue as chief jus·
tice since he made his retirement ef·
fective when a successor is ready to
take over.
Parents to Go
Back to School
<
In Laguna
Back to school night will be rung in
with .a flair at Laguna Beach High
school Monday as the high l!itbool con-
cert band kicks off the program with a
tune.
The program is to begin. in the
auditorium at 7:15 p.m. New principal
Robert Reeves will introduce the staff,
including two new vice principals Don
1'.1illet' an.d Ddn Hought aod ".ill ex':.
plain the curriculum •. i 1 ~ ,. r
Reeves will also present student
views on bow the school should be
operated. Refreshments will be served
and paents may visit classes for
parent-teacher conferences.
Back b> sch90l nights at Tap of tbe
World Elementary are Tbur<day and
Cle~ 10 and 17.
Parent. of children in the uwer
wing will meet with teacbm Thurs-
day beilnning at 7:30 p.m.
Parents of kindergarten children are
to meet Oct. 10 and the Oct. 17
meetiog is (or the primary wing
throuih the too-d ~de .
NY Youth Corps
Funds Threatened
NEW YORK (AP) -The t.dernl
govermnent has threale1le\I to !!tap
providing money for New York City's
Nelgbborl!OO!I · Youth ~ r•>gram
unless steps .are tabn "to prevent
further fraud and misappropriation o!
federal funds ,"·. ·
Assistant secret.rr <>I Labor Stiinle:
H. Rutenbetg charged Tuesday in '
letter to Mayor Jahn V. Undsay tha'
there bad been "large ... cale em
bezzlement" ot ·vouth Corps fund.<;
durtng the J>i6t two years.
Trial by Jury 'faiyed
•
Judge to Hear Mr1 .. Tucker Murder Ca~e -
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.JIT AllmJll ll. ~ Of flt O.llY Plln Stiff
in a surprise declsion reached this
mornJu In Judicial chambers, th• wile
of Colt& Mesa Olty Councilman
George A. Tucker walved the right to
a jury ~al in the murder o{ her next·
door neighbor, Mrs. H a r r i e t t
Westjlllal
Mrl. Irene M. Tucker, 38, of 1642
Minorca Drive, instead will have her
case belrd in a court trial before
Superior Court Judge R o n a l d
Crook.ohank.
,,,. -"" ... Jrlll. .... r.."" day, .,.., dtlayed 2' houri pd wlU
~ betin at 9:45 a.·m. 1bun!d~y .tu
~ent EighL '
-'l'be -delendanl-Is obargecl -wifJi
mu~der i.n the June 28 stabbing desitb
ot Mra. Westphal, 68, of 1846 Minorca
Drfve, ·over some typt: of backyard
dispute. · ...
Dtfense •t.tomey Paul Augu1tine
Jr... said · Tueaday most of . the. first
trial day wUl be epent in dl.scuoions
with Deputy District Attorney James
EDrlght on trial · procedUl<t aJid
Pope -Opposed
Catlwlics Favor Con_traceptives
From Wlre Servlcte
SAN Fl\ANC!SCO -About 71 per-
coot of Roman Catholie& questioned ln
a survey favor the use of con-
traceptives, according to a (our.year
study by a Jesuit Ullliversity. ·
Hmvever, the 190 survey questions
-• prepared by the Gallup survey organhatioa and answered before
Pope Paul issued his encyclical forbid-
ding the use of contraceptives.
' One of the study,'s authors, Dr.
Ralph Lane Jr. of the sponsoring
Utliversity of San Francisco, said
there was oo way of knowing if at-
titudes have changed appreciably
si'lf.6 the Pope's encycUcal on birth
control.
The study by the wtiversity's Urban
Life Institute said a majority of the
1,042 married Catholics w h o
participated in the national survey
also approved of divorce under certain
circumstances. of. m·arried priests,
and of sterilization under certain
circwm:tances.
Two·thirds reparted they want and
are trying, to limit tile aize of their
families, but fear acting against
chutch dictum will destroy basic
C.tllollc unity.
"Catbolica may find it difificult and
perhaps undesirable to aet q!de their
reverence (~ the authority of the
Catholic Church on practkal matter•
of marriage," the report aaid.
"But their umvilliog:oess to suffer
more conflict, may in fact, force the
issue," it added.
"Ideally, it seems that Catholics
would like to ·retain the strength of
their religious identification and seek
approval and authoritative guidelines
from olllclal church sources," lt alao
said.
For comparison, a group of ~lll'Ch·
going Protestant& was· given the same
190 J)rolling quesllons ~ by the
Gallup organizat!Gn.
Catholic and Proteatant attitudea
showed more similaritiea a n d
diHimilarltiea, tlle atudy Indicated,
witll 93 percent family planning ap.'
p!"OVal among Protestanta and 87 per·
cent among Cathollct.
Peter Pan Nudies Dance
Despite Threat of Arrest
-From Wire Service•
MADISON, Wis. -Peter Pan a la
Nude filled the boose again last night
ro~, ,f'fi' ll<"{~e! j>efoce !ipC'
persOM' desJ:,ite' tt!eafs 1bc Wrest.
'The University of Wlscoosin's con·
troversial "Peter Pan" play had been
closed down by Dane County District
Attmney James C. Boll on grounds of
obscenity after a c o m m a n d
performance MOll<lay night.
No arrests were made after Tues·
<la¥ night's performence.-
The original versioo, which la6ted
tor one performance a week ego,
featured six nude girls. Subsequent
perfurmanees, however, have ... pro-
Saddleback Gets
Indian A.rtif act)
Tw<my-oine Indian artilada dug up
in Laguna Beach were presented to
Saddlebaclt College Mooday b Y
Laguna resident ottto A. Oram«, 251
H.igbland Drive.
Cramer said he · did not 'know the
value of Ule ai1ifact!~ dating back 600
· to 10,000 years. Most of them were
uneazllbed Dear his',home. .
The items included a mantle used
{Qr grinding corn, a battle ax, rolling
stones (Of games, ·a flint knlle, ·ax·
rowheads, ceremonial stones, .leather
\VOrking tools, and a piece of basket
pot1</I')';
.,,
duced noly two girts posaibiy because
ot fear ol. pre&ecutim. 1be nude scene,
lastirlg about eight mimrtes, portrays
"innocence" according to ~ucer
Stuart A. Gordon1' a drlima'-\~nior
from .CJli.cago.
District Attorney Boll does not see
the "innocence." "In my opinion
today's communl.ty standards do not
permit girls to dance nude 'before an
audience," Boll said. "To permit such
conduct at the university Vrould open
the door to nude dancers tbrou~t
the community.
''Thi& cannot be tolerated at the
Univemty of Wisconsin or any place
else in Dane County. Thus, if this play
is a·g.ain produced or if any other
establishment in Dane County has
n'llde girls, itiie peri;_OOS involved will be
prose<:Ut~ under the state law," BoU
emphasized.
Madison ordinances do not pennit
nude dand.ng and state law sets a
$.5,000 Cine or five yeal'S in jail, or
both, f<r obscenity.
Diver Equipment
Taken.in. LagUQ.a·
· lliving equipment ind clothing were
:lken in ' !.,,..... La!)Ola Beach
·bu.rgLariea undw invesUgatlon today.
· Jdin A. Harvey, 12811 ~pa Way,
told police ·that tttre:e diving tlmks. an
air regllialtor ...i a back pack, had
been 111\ken .from lll.s unl!)Cked gv&JI<.
..-.
The Di.itict Att.on>ey's ollice bu
· mana~d to keep bail frol)"I beinf get
so Mra. Tucker baa been in CUJtody
since Ibo Juno •laidnc and. Enright Is
known as the DA's top prosecutor.
.Mrs. T.µcker has maintained ever
since the death that she was attacked
by. tbe 1lain woman, for whatever
reaton she does not know.
Mrs. Westphal staggered away from
her home and across the street to a
neighbor's residence, where she Cell to
tbe ground and died. -
Less Parking,
No -Tour Gmde
At OC Airport
By BRUCE BENSON
Of the D•llY P'llot l19ff
There will be less parktag at Orange
County AhJ>ort, no new toor guide to
show people around, and a delay on a
proposal to fly a fleet of aging pro·
peller giants up to Los A!ngeles on a
commuter shuttl~. .
Those are the three I a t e s t
developme!Jts today corning from the
county Board ol Supervisors find the
calHornia Public Utilities COmmission (PUC). .
Supervisor• approved the elim.lna-
tlon of parking on the west side of
Campus Drive hom MacArthur
Boulevard .to a point soUtb of the
airpc:rt termlnal entrance r o a d
Earlier, the superviscrt had approved
the elinjination ol parking on both
skies o1 MacArthur from the San
Diego Freeway to Birch Street. .
&upervls<rs also delayed a request
to hire a part.ti.me employe at the
alrpo'1 to show tbe public bow ii
operates. The guide would have dealt
principally with sohool g r o u p s ,
superlisors were told.
In other action, the"'PuC granted a
delay in a hearing to Slcytva, Inc., a
Long Beacb airline proposing to fly
three !our-engine Locltbetd Super
ConsW:llatl0r:ts hourly up to Los
A·ngeles for commuters.
Foes · of airpOrt expansion have
branded the 95-passenger plaoes as
"extremely ~lay.".Ne""JX>rt Beach cl·
ty colindhllj!ll ba"" 'also denounced tlie
plan, and passed a resolution citing
the aggravation that would result from
more flights. ,
The hearing was set over to Nov. ·12,
after Skybus seoretiary John A. Heuer
asked for -"inore time to prepare ade·
quately," Heuer reported.
Laguna Y Hunts
Regional Facility
1'he South Orange County YMCA,
headquartered in Laguna Beach, js
looking for a five-acre site to hold a
regional Y facility.
Directors voted unanimously at a re·
cent meeting ·to select a site com-
mittee with an eye toward con·
struction "within five years.
Director Roger Carter said it is the
hope of the board that the site will be
central to all of South Orange County
and eventually will include a swim·
ming pool, gymnasium, o ff 1 c e s ,
chapel, meeting rooms , teenage pro-
gram center, fa.mJly co u n s e Ii n g
center, teen research center and park·
ing for 200 cars.
"We anUcipate -a. multi-million dollar
facility to be built from funds r&ised
rig1lt here in South Orange <;ounty."
said Mrs. Suaan Brigbt, ex~utive vice
president.
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DA.KY PILOT lllH ........
WILL RAFFERTY MEET ROTARIAN T&ST?
S1not1 Condldote' in lloll·rlnglng Spooch In Newport
. ~. '
Rotarians ,Applaud
Rafferty at Irvine Club,
C"laims U.S--; 'Sold Out'
Ly JACK CHAPPELL
Of the DIJIY Piiot Sllff
The quick easy smile, the knowing
wink, the well-turned phrase and the
broad l'El'lerallties of Dr. Max Raf.
tert1, Republican candldate for the U.
S, Senate, deligbted an audience of. 140
Rotarians meeting at the Irvine Coast
Country Club Tuesday night.
Rafferty toil\ tile group the. country
has been "sold down the river" during
the eight years of Democratic rule.
"The people Of the United States
h1ve been handed the smoothest snake
oil 'peddling act in history," he said.
"Wto is respom;,ible?"
kafferty answered his own question:
Among others, he named the news
media, politicians wbo "sit around fld·
d.ling when the nation smokes," col·
lege presidents who mge on their cap-
tive rebel students and "bearded,
umvashed Ditwits--:1°' •
Pointing to his audience, Rafferty
declared .
"We're kidding ourselves if we
believe just that. We're doing it to
ourselves, too. When a democratic
society goes sour, it's au the people
who ai-.~ toPJame.·~ COLD~
He said he feels the cold wind of
destruction.and disaster blowing in his
face. "1968 is an·electioo year by the
griace of God," he said. .
During his speech, Rotari81l6 got to
t.'leir feet COi' ovatiooe: several times,
twl<:e interrupting \Wien the candidate
spoke about the University of
C.lifurnla.
Not once did Ralferty mention his
Democratic sena-torlir opponent, Alan
Cranston.
He spoke in6tead of national pro·
blems of crime, riots, protest, foreign
aid, and the international communist
Conspiracy. Here are his Views:
-Crime: "We're kidding ourselves
whe.n we believe th-at we are retarding
Cl'ime by making things easier for the
criminal. I say that you and 1·are not
to blame for these predatory packs of
punks." He chided the U. S. Supreme
Court for its decisions which "make
things easier for the crimitlal. It's
time we declared war on the
criminal.''
~ruot1: "Looting is not a raclal pro-
blem. It's not Cun and games. It's no
dUferent than any other crime. I say
law en!crcement ofiicers should do
what ever is necessary to prevent a
man from breaking any law."
-Proteats: "1 get a certain wry
amusement from tile bwiby-heired,
wild eyed activists who look like so
many unmade beds. You can't stop
anarchy by playing -e with the
anar-Ohists. And what lhe devil makes
them think they're so much better
than UI e.ny:bow?"
-Tbe Ualver1lty,; 111 think the .neit
time we're hiri.ng a cilllege president,
in addition to cbeekinig bis aoademic
qttalifi.eations, we ought to· give him a
phy!OOal, just to aee ii he's got a \
backbone." He said thet mlsbehavlor
must not be allowed to go unpunished.
Rafferty said it Vr'la.S obviooe the in·
tematiooal Communist conspiracy
was beb1nd many campus disorder&
Fir<t, because tl>e Communist porty
said so; and seoood becawe there wu
a deafening silence from the activistf
w~n the R~&lana i n v a d'e d
Czedloelovakia.
He >eored U. S. !orelgn aid policies.
"We've given over $27 billion to
COUDtries am dictators who hate us, ..
he ed. '""1e more money we have
given to our enemies, the more they
have been our enemies."
He called tt a • .-hellish policy of na·
tional suicide." . .
From Poge 1
NEGOTIATE. • •
m.inistrator in negotiating. Browne
asked if it mignt not make 6ucb a
person less effective in hia primery
duty.
Trualee l)oc Tobin asked about Ille
psychoiogieal elf.ct ol. hiring a pro-
fessional. Ullom said the reaction
among teachers would be negative.
Tobin agreed that it might break down
friendly. relations.
Browne suggested that teachers
might be more open in ·their epproo.ch
if dealing willh a person not empk>yed
by the ochoots. "U you begiJl to get
hardnosed,' 'said Ullom, "I'm sure
j"OU're cot going to get mcxe im·
passes."
Wilcoxen &a.id, "It seems that many
districts are ·going to reach this l<vel
ol sophisttoalion but I doo't koow if
we're ready or not." ·
Refening to teacher morale, be
sal.d, "It would be bad if they Celt we
were taking a fierce line to keep
anyt>ody from getting a raise."
The board agreed even~ally to take
the malt.el' up with 1he teacher~ where
the •opbislklated bargoinlng begon,
The artifacts were presented tt.
\Villiarn Williams, chairman of the
Division Of Social Science. They wiJJ
be used in O>Urses and may be seen at
public display when the junior college
gets disjiay ca.es.
The· losa waa: f12Q.• .
Beuny..F. Hommel, 215 Hil\h Drive,
reported the tllelt ol. lw<> lll'Ut coats,
five pairs of slacks end three ties. The
loss was $98. 'lbe tllief entered an
unlooked lront door. poli<e said.
FROM CALIFORNIA ARTISANS, ENGAG.EMENT RING,S Of INCOMPARABLE Bi;AUty;
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OAllY PllOT
OllAHGf: COAST PU&lrlHIHG c0MPAN'I'
lok~ N. We•d
f'IWlo.nt l!ld·Publll'*'
Joe~ R. Oitloy
Vici Pmifefll ll!d Gittlt!"lf MIN.v
Thom11 Keeril
f:dlkll'"
Ttloll\OJ A. Murphi"' ~~Int Edlltr
Ric.1.ord P. l)loll Poul N l11011
LftloW 1eott1 /.dwrtbJ"' Cl~ l!"cflJor Dlrectw
From Page J
MAIN BEACH . . ~
probably talking about a $3.3 million
bond issue." U not, he said , tlle initial
bood issue would probably be atx>u.t
12.9 million. ·
The. interest rate on the pre·rold
hoods wll1 be determined nut Tues-
day. 't'tle non.pront corporation aotlng
for the city· in the beach lease
purchase approved th1 I a t e s t
.purcba .. 1 Tlles<lay nlght.
'Ille corporation' directors include
Morgm tuthbcrtsoo1 president; John
J . Gilbert, secretary·treaswv; and A. .E ."Pat" Woi1h1hlton1 vfce president, .AL'l'ERNATIVES ll!SCUSSED
· ~ '"1ld . the 'clfy will be party
to two of lhe agreementa because ol
,~1-.·
City Councilman Richard Goldberg
conducted the negotiations w 1 t h
Richman for the nine -Consolidated
Mortgage parcets. Wheaton noted that
the agreement saved the oolts ol. a
condemnation suit and saevd time; the
city couldn't afi'ord stating "Mr.
(Phillip E.) WQtson put us in th!s posi·
tion really." He referred to the
Watson initiative and its effect on -· DECISION TAKEN
AcqWsitlon o( the beach .represents
fulfilltnent of a dream held more tbin
~ years bl'° LaCuni Beat:h residents.
&IVllLI 1111
. --CONTINllNTM. ·-
He lllld the ~ agreed with '.IUd>man u ldr ..... .-.. th• ·~F d!d no~co forward .that the
"""'1'fll will J>l'OCtll RICbman'I ,...
.queili,lor Conaolldated Morlla&• pro-_ porty •
Richman Would build mulil·story ..
apartrpent and bus in es a • bulldlngs on
the Main Beaeh and ha1 asked for
waiver of heitbt requirtment.s and for
other conslderat;lons.
O.neral i>bllgillon honil lsluet to ac-q'*' .llie 'p<opertj. twloe narfowll'. fall. ed to obU!n ll1e "tin>lhlrodS' ~orlly 1•• vote neeOed. ~Dl«I cleclded Jut year, allc ~ JIT. dllzen
-alld $lUllly Do opj>Orlllol\l lo !&Jte llle bUll "7 lbe 'bonls ..a "llialte
an admlnUltaUve dACIO!on ,.to atquln
by lee .. 11urch1,. throulh lbe non·
profit corporation. •
Wheaton bu esUmated;that Jt woujd
be at Wut five years before atlY ma·
jor improvementa !or ~k purposes
belln. In the m-tim• the cits woul~
acl 11 landord ol tlle property, coJJect.
Ing renla to belp pay for acquil!Uon
CONVl!Nlt:Nl TlltMS • •ANICAMlltlC.UO MMn1t ac.uGr
J. C. :J.lumphrie~ 'Jew;tr
Wheaton Uid tile city W<>uid a1ao "'"'° lo -l>eck the parkln& Joi !or 11 .. ,...._.
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Vietnam Se~t
Humphrey Urges
Nixon ·Tell ·Stand
!,!PI Ttllllho ..
,Shattering Cam paign
Bulleu holes mark · George
Wallace campaign beadquan:-
ters tn Los Angeles following
shooting spree by unidentified.
gunmen Tuesday. (See Story,._
Page 8.)
Cable Airlines
Continues Trips
By 'Permi.Ssion'
In a piece of unintended bureaucrat-
ic ·whimsy, the California Public Utili-
ties Cammission-(PUC) has given
Cable Commuter Airlines permission
to resume flights which Cable had
never stopped flying.
The PUC ruled Tuesday that Cable
may fly from Orange and Ventura
airports to Los Angeles International
without holding a PUC certificate of
public convenience and ~sity.
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!ACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) ~
Vioe President Hubert .H. Humphrey
~ called on tivaJ presld~ can·
dldale Rlcb.,.i J\f. Nixon to spell out
for lhe vQters bis program !or settling the Vtetnam war. --
Describing the issue as one of the
great; questions · Americans will be
depiding next month, H u m p b r e y
repeated bis VSIW that .. an honorable peace in V\etnam" will be the first
p,,orlty of bis adihinistraUon if he
~ the White House.
"rve spoken of how I believe this
peace can be achieved," Humphrey
said In 'a •peech prepared for a rally
heft. "Now I think the American peo-
ple deserve equal candor from Mr.
Nixon."· ·
In the third campaign speel>h In
succession Humphrey attacked. George
C. Wallace as a presldential-possibll-
ity of monster proportions.
HUmpbrey sa id : "(Wallace's)
strategy of organized hate, if left
11D.answered and unchecked, can led
America to disaSter just as surely as
the radical tactics of tile shouters and
disrupters (of the left).
"The mOre seriOU! threat arises
from his calculated campaign to
divide this nation; to deliberately in-
flmne the fears, frustrations and pre-
judices of our people ; to bring this na-
tion to the brink of broad scale civil
disorder." ,
The vi~e president then repeate:!
what has become a patterned effort to
associate Wallace and Nixon in thr.
minds of the voters. He added that
Wallace tactics also were showing up
"in . the campaign of my Republican
opponent, a man who deliberately
courted the most radical extremist
element in his own party; who con·
tinues this appeal in his speeches, and
who will be fully in their debt should
he win the presidency."
t'ranslated according to Humphrey
campaign argot, this was a thinl y
di sguised prediction a Nixon victory in
November would place Sen. Strom
Thurmond (R-S.C.) in a strongly in-
flue ntial position with the new ad-
ministration. Thumond, the unsuc-
cessful third party Dixiecrat presiden-
tial candidate in 1948, was a strong .
Nixon supporter at the Republican
convention.
If Humphrey•a word.o In till! north
Florida metropolis sounded fafnillar to
campaign watchers, it ·was un-
derstandable. He used much the same
aati-Wallac,e language Tuesday at a
large outdoor rally in ~asbville, Teno.1 and again Tuesday night at Knoxville,
Tenn.
The KnoJ!Vllle rally wu held in the
Untver&ity of Tennessee field house
with an audience of about U,000
persons, mostly students.
.Nixon Appeals .
For America
To Face Today
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (UP[) -
Standing in the historic hall where
George Was.tpngton took his meals as
a college boy, Richard M. Nixon today
appealed to Americans to heed the call
of "the American spirit" and face the
chaDenges of today as bravely as
Washington's generation faced those
in 1776.
"A nation, like a person, has a
~pirit" stid the Republlca11. presiden-
tial candidate in a philosophy-q!-
government address prepared for
delivery before a small audience of in-
vited guests in the Great Hall of
\Villiam and Mary University.
·Founded in 1693, William and Mary,
is America's second oldest college,
countipg among its alwnni not _only
Washin·gton but Peyton __ !. Randolph,
John Randolph and other founders of
the A-merican nation.
Laying aside his standard campaign
speech. Nixon honored the site with a
sober discourse on his concept of what
"the American spirit" demands of th(!
people living through the present
"upset and uncertain era.
"The American spirit is presenting
its demands today, as it did in dif-
ferent terms to the generations before
us," he said.
Cable eonflended it could fly legia.lly
~thout the . state agency's bl~5ing
Woause D'WlY of its pa-ssengers were
bound for Out-of-stale destinations
from Los Allgeles. As a result, only a
federal regulatory certifiC:ate was re-
quired, according to cable's af"gu-
ment.
Sextuplets Born
British Mother Used Fertility Drugs
Caible al.so offers one interstate
flight between Los Angeles to Lake
c~avasu, Ariz., and cited the service to
buttress the argurilent of its i¢rastate
~tatus.
BIRMINGHAM, England (UPI ) - A mother has not taken fertility pUJ.a tr
Birmingham hous~wife who had been other medications which would chanr ,
taking fertility drugs because she had the normal odds.
A "cease and desist" order was ask·
~d from the PUC by two Cable com-
petitors' GQlden West Airlines and Los
Angeles Airways. The PUC issued the
order but Cable kept its planes flying .
The PUC rescinded the order Tues-
day.
no children gave birth to sextuplets to-There have been other recorded
day by caesarean section on her 30th births of sextuplets, but no complete
bi.rthdlay. set is alive. It was the first sextuplet
The children were four girl.S ~nd two birth in England.
boys. T_hey wer~ born at ~lrmmgham Miss Margaret Shotton 53-year·old Materruty Hospital. A girl, the last . . ' h9rn, died shortly afterward of shock ~ consulting obstetr1~an who head~d the
but the doctor who delivered them caesarean ope ration team, said the
said the others were in "really good last baby born, a girl , died shortly
condition." afterwards of shock.
Dr. Arthur Crooke, of nearby Birm· "The others a.Te in really very good
ingham Women's Hospibal, said the condition," she said, "I've seen babies
~r had been under treatment with in very much worse condition at this
the fertility drug gonodrophin, a stage survive." OFFICER LOSES
CUFFS TO THIEF
pituitary gland extl'iact. But, she said, "We told her (the
Cro?ke, who supervised the treat-mother) that we would hold out no
ment, has been active for several hope for the children's survival until
years in research with gonodrophin. they had lived for a week." One Orange County burglar had best
hope -if ever brought to justice -
that be doesn't wind up with Larry D.
Richardson as his probatien officer.
The mottler was Mrs. Sheila Ann Miss Shotton said doctors bad known
Thorns , wife of a draft.sman, who had about the expected multiple birth for
had no children in 10 years Of mar-four mo·nths and "were waiting for t.he best time to deliver them." She said
riage. Her babies, born two months the babies were two m 0 n tbs
premature, weighed from two to four premature.
Mrs . Penny Richardson, of Orange.
was shopping Tuesday in South Coast
Plaza, Costa Mesa , when someone
ransacked the couple's oar and stole
her husband's $14. pair of h'3.ndcuffs,
she told police.
pounds. Mrs . Thorns' mother said riews ot
According to the Encyclopedia the births was "a great shock."
Britannica, the chances of giving birtll
to sextuplets is one in 262 biJfon if the
"We were expecting a multiple
birth," she said, "but thought it pro-
bably would be twins."
3 Mercy Copters D~wned
.Red Gunners Hit Choppers Carry ing .Wounded
SAIGON (UPI) -Communist gun· artillery spotter ror the battleship USS
nera Tuesdey shot down three U.S. New J ersey, but they paid dearly for
helicopters carrying wounded soldiers it. Tbe mighty ship swung her 16 inch rifles from the targets· she wa s
and Marines altbouogtl the alrcraft dewstiating oear the Demilitarized
were plainly marked With red crosses, Zone· and blew the antlii:airCNft bat-
U.S. militiary spokesmen reported to· teries t.:i piecet.
day· The two pilots were rescued as tibe _
One helicopter wae a Marine Corps United St.ates chatted up its-902nd air
CHM assitned to fly womided from lou. of the w.-over the north. Two
the Thuong Due area where a U.S. other A4 Skybawks were lost, ap-
Green Beret Special F,tirces camp was parently by aecick!nt, during landings
in the fifth day ol a siege by a North and takeoffs at the Chu,La.i Air Base
Vietnamese division of 7,0QO men. A in South Vietnam. Both pi Io t s,
spokesman at t>&· Niang said there Marines, Uoaped.
were no injuries. The helicopter iociden~ marked a
'Ille other two heli&ipt.ers were U.S. ~ fl.ireup in fighting ~Ult west il'4,
Army Medical Evacuation beJ.i.cop(ets '. BOUthwest of Da Nang whtte ·a sm"all
flying wounded, men· 11 miles west o( . force Of Americans and Vietuameie
Tam Ky where a Qommunlst force of bokkng 1he Tbuoog Due ~se were
unlalown size emboebed llll!ta of the blocltk>i a main Communilt invasion
196111 111fantry Bripde and wounded route \OIWl<d Da Nang.
28 Amerloans. The communl.U lobbed artill<ry 1n,
A epoltesman f« the U.S. Mili1ery to tile bue again today In a move
Assistance command said seven remin19Cfnt of the 77~y siege of Khe
soldiers were wounded on o n e Sanh , and used heavy machiMguos
helicopter and three w~re wour>ded on against planes flying supplies into the
another. An undJsclosed number of base some 30 miles IOUthwest ·« Da
woui\ded were believed killed in the Nang.
crashes but there wu no oWclal Tt,le siege of 'lbuong Due Wfll begin·
!igure. Olfe ~ellcoptor creshed and nlng to ettep into Comm"'!ist Pl'""
burned, the other was recovered. paganda broadcasta and -radio H~l
NoHh Vielnam•se gunner• alfto shot • sllid !Oday Viet Ooog troops bad tut off
-,.. At· Slcybawk · .. 11n~ u • relief colU1114 MtetnptioC to lilt ,
siege. It quoted w e s t e r n e«·
respondents as saying "so heavy was
the torrent Of sbeU1 that it was im·
Jl3SSible to fly in reinforeement."
The weatfler uited end U.S. planes
pounded the surroundil!g Qimmllllist
!otce•·today.
NevertlieleSs, · reinforcements ar-
rived. Slmday and &u.pplles came in by
air today despite the c o n s t a n t
harassmeot.
The o.mbu~h nl ·th• 198tl> Infantry
Bripde wia.s in 'the saiiie general area
-16 miles west Of 'I'am Ky and about
40 m1le1 below 'lbuooc Due. The ~~
fantrymen . were Oil patrol when they
Were struck by a Red foroe of
unknown stu.
The Reda ojlened up with a heavy
bamli• 1rom bunkers llld treelines
aplnst the Ammcana oweeplilg
through the Oil"'· The Americano dlN·
ed for cover &Dd fou~ boot ttirougb
the day as American warplanes,
hell<opter gunahlpg and aitilleey were
rushed tO dleir aid.
The New Jersey, the only active bat-
tle•hlp In tile -Id. !ollowed ill' .Iler
MolJClay•a fin! .d"'f of Vlotnam War
-. •!llln•t COl!lmunlsta Ill tho border Demili1larizect Zone (DMZ) by
~ ~' inch-ll<!V"" miltc
CAMPAIGN CASUAL TY
Shirley T1mpl1 Black
Shirley Temple
Comes to Grips
With fan, Hurt
CHICAGO (UPI) -Shirley Temple
Black is not a very bandy campaigner
for Richard Nixon -thanks to a Tex·
an who ·has had a crush on her ever
Sinfe she was a child movie star.
Mrs. Black aweared Tuesday at a
Chicago breakfast rally for Nlxon with
her right hand wrapped in a bandage,
and said it had "been crushed by a
Texas admirer."
She said she had been in San Antonio
"two days ago, and a big Texan
crunched my hand and said, 'I've been
in love with you since I was a little boy
7 years old.'
"I said1 'you're hurting my hand'
and he said, 'and just because you're
40 now , that doesn't make any dif.
ference.'
"'I still love you,'" Shirley said the
Texan told her.
She said she told him, " 'You're
breakin·g my hand', and he finally let
go."
Cµt . Rate Barber
Wins Court .Fight
Orange C-Ounty's cut rate bai-ber,
Ricky Star, won a bdtle with the State
of Catil.ornia Wednesday w be n
SupeJ:ior Judge WilllAm L. Murray
refu sed to grant the state a temporary
· restraining order prohibiting Star
from selling haircuts for $1.
The State Board of Barber Ex-
aminers filed suit against the price
cutting It.flt month. Under state law
the minimum price for a haircut is
$1.91 ..
Last month Star was arrested on
assault and battery charges after he
allegedly hit a Long Beach man's jllw
in a rtreet quarrel near one or his 28
shops. The court had him examined by
a pair of pyschiatrists.
Charges against Star were dismiss·
ed .·
~·"ti~% I 1 ,.,,, a.i;.. -•
• • CAIL Y PILOT 3
Ut Instructor -
.Cleaver1 Seeking
•
Return to U.CI
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By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of tM O.Ur '''" lhff
Eldridge Cleaver is coming back to
UC Irvine, this time to leach.
Cleaver has accepted an· invitation
from Assistant Professor ot English
Stephen Shapiro to teach "one· or
more" sessions of his literature course
sometime in November.
Dr. Shapiro said he is not now
violating the regents' ruling limiting
guest teactting appearances to one per
quarter, but be may be forced to 1f the
Faculty Senate does not repudiate the
regents.
UCI Chsncellor Daniel Aldrich said
if Cleaver is to teach more than one
session, .his qualifications will hive to
be reviewed by a faculty committee.
If the review committee finds him
qualified, it wW be all right under the
regents' ruling for him to teach more
than once, Dr. Aldrich said.
Cleaver will speak about conditions
in the black ghetto in a course titled
HLfterature and Psychology,"
Ohmicellor Aldrich said, • • M r •
Cleaver comes through as one who has
written abo u t the sub j ec t
knowledgeably and well, based on -
critics' reviews."
Professor Shapiro said Cleaver's
best-selling book. "Soul on Ice" is a
v~ry fine book and "that alone gives
bun every right to be speaking in a
course on literature." _
Shapiro, 28, of Laguna Bec.<::h, said a
number of his· younger colleagues
were distressed by the z:egents' ruling.
"The issue is not Eldridge Cleaver but
the matter of faculty autonomy or
academic freedom," he said.
(It was another professor of the
same laot name, Martin Shapiro, who
two years created a tempest by saying
UCI students are academically lazy.)
Dr. Hazard Adams, chalrman Of the
English Department,. said he .advised
Shapiro not to invite Cleaver to teach
hi~ class. It was personal advice, he
Sll'ld, and he acknowledged he cannot
tell Shapiro what to do in bis
classrOom. · ·
Hazafd also told Shapiro he would
' DAILY 'It.OT Stt"'""' RE TURNING TO UCI ••
Panthers' Clt1ftr
not make money availabli to p&y
Cleaver for bis appearances. Pressed
on the poillt, he conceded it is 11 ..
frequent for a guest instructor brought
to campus for the specific purpose qf
teaching not to be paid.
Transplant Patient
Cop.tracts Hepatitis
SAPPORO, Japan (UPI) ~ °""11><•
battled today to try to save the life of
Asia's only surviviJ:ig heart transplant
patient, semi~o~o;cious 1n a struggle
with hepatitis. · ·-.
Nllbuo· Mij'Ui!ld, 18, deV<loped
hepatitis rMre than 4 week ago. He
received the heart: of a 20-year-oid.
drvwning victilrm Aug, 8.
Cleaver Blasts Reagan,
Rafferty at Stanford
From Wire Services
STANFORD - Black P ·a n t h er
Edridge Cleaver unleashe.d what he
apparentir felt to be the ultimate in·
sults here Tuesday night when he
blasted "Mickey Mou.se R o n a 1 d
·Reagan" and ''Donaid Duck Mat Raf·
ferty."
Spicing his speech not. only with car·
toon characters but also with four-let·
ter obscenities, Cleaver told a capaci-
ty crowd of 1,700 people in Memorial
Auditorium that "America is the op-
pressor of humanity ... America the
torturer ... America· the ugly ••. the
successor of Nazi Germany."
Another 800-people stood outaide the
ball, listening over loud speaken.
Cleaver collected a $750 honorarium
f"" bi9 Slan!or d Unlveis!ty talk,
sponsored by the Stanford Committee
for a New Democratic Politics. Tlie
Commi~ Wai! organized by former
supporters of Sen. Eugene J,.
McCarthy and the late sen. Robert F.
Kennedy. ·
Cleaver, facing return·~o prison as a
parole violator, Said Gov. Reagan ap.
plied political pressure to "weak
'kneed" University of Ca 1 i f o r n i a
regents to block rum frorn lecturing to
a Berkeley campllS ctaSs. -
But he declarM. be would speak 7.0
times on the Berkeley. campU6 with
the backing of the students and faculty
members who organized an ex-
perimental course on r8cism.
The UC regents bave ruled tbat ·no lectur~. can appear•on the campus
mare than once in :S credit course
unleSs be bas academic credentials.
Real Estate 'First Niglater • -.
• ~ • !
Glenn Martin. etecutlve director of Ne1VP011 Har. • · tendin& opening i~ion Tuesday nlgbl at Newp0rt
. bor-OolU, Mesa Board o< Realtors (at podium) open.o · Harl><l. Hlal» School be.ard Officl'al "'.elcome bom
lint ._on ot tour-w..ic rial estate lnvewnent Jee-DAILY p1(;()T Puhll•bor Rotiert N. Weed plus lec-
ture aeries lpOMOl'ed .Jointly by I>All,Y PIWI', turea by Bany Babbitt end Arthur A. -rur-,
. Ora•i• Coast Co~e and realty board. l"°'" at; · · '
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ly IAlL WILSON
Of ""' Dllllr ,, .......
GMl'llt C. Wallace will vole t<>r
Richard M. Nixon Nov. 6-That's
G«xll• Clry Walla<e of Dallas. Wiii·
lace owna a butane-propane oompa·
n.r and hh name and phone number
is ~ltd on his storsge tanks and trt.cta. ·''I get about one crank
pl:bie call a day/' he said, "Hali of
them good and half bad." Wallace,
no rel&tion to thlrd·porty _presiden·
tial C8lldidate George Oorley Wal·
lace of Alabama. lllid be will not
vote for his 0 namesake" becawe
"basically I'm a Republican." •
Neal Delanullf!, i9, of Green Bau I"./'·• made hb d<!bul m Stout State
University's first drum major in a
u7'iform he ·deaign.td and 1ewtd him-
ielf. Delaruelle, who workt'd a1 a
sewing machine operator and patkrn
cUtter at an awfting compant1 i~ Gre~
Bau 'for the past three iummera, made
the uniform patterntd after the
regulation U'niform& worn by the
marching band. Ht made the large hat
out of a decorator rug. •
TM phone rang in Atlantic
·ctty (New Jrrsey) Police Hcada
quarttrs and an anonvmoua can.
er said a police car had ben
driven into the Back Bay. The
boy& sitting around the station
ho\ue di.tmia1ed it a.t jmt an.-
. otMr prank until th.ell cMclud.
Car 81, a full-marked, blue and
whiti patro1 car, which had bem.
parked outride a few minute• be-
fore, was mis&ing, A few houri
· later, there wai another roU.
"HatM uou found tt yt"t1" Thq
had. It wa1 in the Back Bau in
JO feet of water,
• ·DJ Zsa G1bor has been ordered
to appear ln U.S. District Oollrt ln
Chlcagu Ocl 15 to answer contempt
of court charges. The Hunguian-
bom actrea Jra&Jgnored a subpoe-
na to appear In the offices of the at·
tomey of Lao Qurochar on Sepl 23.
She failed to sb>w up and he< at-
torneys said she was in London and
\'(l>Uld be unable IQ appear. Miu Ga-
bpr bas been named ln a $1 million
lawsuit f 11 e d by Durod!er, wh<>
claims an advert!Jement U!ed his
name after a contract had expired! • 0 The best racially balanced tickel
would be Powell and Wallace," sair'
deposed Rep. Adam Cloyton Powell
tn Kalamuoo, Mich. When asked by
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An other Teach:er
Strike Looming
r ~W. Y.OR!C (UPI) -A day of
violence In, a nbeliioua Brooklyn
•l'l!OOI -tllat left 10 policemen
Injured ~.,th• tllreat of a new
tMdheq strike when 1chooJs are to
nnma ·Tburodiay after tho ."rewisll
llollila;y. • ..
aaa:bes between po8ce and parent.a
broke out Tliesday at four of tho eliht
0<:bools In u..: Jl"edomlnlllltly Negro
and Puerto Rican Ocean II i 11 •
Jlrownoville District In ll<ooklyn alter
newly hired teachers and pupils walk-
ed out in protett of the return of 8.1
white teachers aupPoeedly
"d.ismilled." by '1e «lltrict.
"'Ibe returning teacben were not
permitted to teapi" in .accU'Clance
wit!> tile ._..t !hot ended the
three-week ttril:e, 11aid A 1 b e r t
Shank,.., --ol tho 5,000 mem-be< Unlt..i Federatioo <I-Teedlen
(UF'T). Tt.et:etore, Aid stlanker, "The
-ibillty ol an<llli•ir cltywlclo lllrlke
• • • ~ VS)' real."
Three Arrested
For Selling Guns
To Police 'Agents'
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Two
Marine COf'POl'als and a civilian were
arttsted Tuetday night after they sold
four "automatic rifles and a pistol to
undercover police posing as "Cuban
qentl!i."
Police said the sdspects claimed the
Aft..15 rifle, two submachine "grease
tum'' with wire' stn£_ks, a Thompson
submacb.ine gun and a .45-caliber
pistol were picked up on a Vietnam
betlie!ield.
'lbe men told the off1eers the
We&f'ODI were smuggled into the
United States where they were ob-
tained by one ol Ule trio.
Police declined to say how the
meeting in a Hotlywood motel room
was arranged. The stlspects were if'·
rested when t!>e money changed hands. .
Booked on suspicion of selling
autom·atic weapons were Cpl. Phillip
Gene Gaylord.-22, ()pi. Michael Roy
Stir(d,· 21, both atatloned at Camp
Pendleton, and Wayne Adon.ija Fox ,
21, 0( Pico Rivera.
500 Youths Plan
Human Blockade
BOSTON .(UPI) -Some 500 Boston
University atudent.a planned to form a
human blockade today to protect a
soldier who baa 1ougbt sanctuary in
the university chapel.
Pvt. Raymond Kroll, 18, of College
Springs, Wash., moved into the Marsh
Chapel Tuesday because he does not
want to go to Vietnam.
Marine Pvl Thomas Pratt, 22, of
Norwalk, Conn., also sought sanctuary
in the chapel Tuesday but he sur-
rendered to military authorities at
Charlestown =avy Yard Tuesday
night. compl ·ng that he was being
exploited by tiwar groups.
· Mayor John V. Lindsay, In a ll!)eClal
r .Uo broadcast aller tho ochool
vlOlence_.atd tbe 0 full retOUl'Ctl" of
the ~ woold be -to .,_ ~I wMlt m: ~:: ~ r• dear
that no turttier diaturi>ance1 ol thia
•ort will be tolerated," Ll!ldaay Mid. ,
2 ~11nmen Get
$250,000 Haul
In · Apartment
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NEW YORK (AP) -Two gunmen
invaded the luxuriOllfl East Sidle apart-
m•mt ol DI". Harry Rudel , a perlicl·
pant in tho development ol tho birth
ron1rol pill, and made olf Tueoday
with jewelry, painting& and sculpture
valued at ,200,000.
The baodita gained entrance lo the
Rudel apartment, which occupies ttle
IOtll Door ol the building, by posing
as deliverymen.
At gunpqlnl, !bey forced Mrs. Sylvia
Rudel, 35, a nurse, and a maid into a
clothes cloeet. Two small children
were in ·another room and were not
disturbed. Rudel waa not at home at
the time.
Tbe band.ill cut paintings from
frame1, took jade 1tatuea from a foy.
er cabinet, and ransacked the entire
apartmentPoUoe1~donejadestatue
was valued at $100,000.
The men carried out their loot in a
cardboard box and drove off in a
panel truck. 1'leY were described as
in their 3011. One man's face was acar·
red: the other wore a handkerchief
mask.
Drug Crackdown
Nets 30 Arrests
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In Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. (UPI) -Police
said a two-month undercover in·
vestlgatlon led to the arrest of more
than 30 young persons in a crackdown
on drugs in the University af
Wisconsin area.
Those arrested ranged in age from
16 to 25, and included high school and
unlveraity students, police said Tues·
day. ~
Police said they confiscated LSD,
marijuana and otlulr hallucinatory
type drugs worth about $'75,000 in ii·
legal drug traffic.
A university student at Madison,
poUce said, waa arre1ted while walk·
Ing off a plane with $28,(KX) worth of a
new hallucination-cauaing drug, tetra
hydra cannlbanol (THC). Federal au-
thorities recenUy declared the drug
illegal.
Also in custody were two student..,
found to posse<• 28 I.SD tableis, police
said . They purchased the tablets at
the University of Wisconsin Memor ·
ial Union for $4 a tablet, and were
selling them for '6 each at a Madison
High School, police said.
a newaman 1f be were serious, Pow-\. ,jI rep!ed, "Of course!'' 'The news-
-Aid there waa a definite twtn-
kle tn Powell's eyes. He spoke at •
ftudent uaembly at Weatem Michl·
gan Unlvenlty . •
Pa11<1111er1 of • Braniff flight
1tna1Md f7ttm....tJ;l1ifiUntr attn
the pilot haG made a perft'ct
iondlng following imtructiotll
from~ BroumrvUU, Tt'%al, air·
J)Of1 totoer. Thtre IDal one 1Ught
hftcll ••• thl plane waa at Ha,..
lingn A frport, about 25 mU.1 from th< Brownwillf Airport
toller• th< pl<ml ..., oriflinaUv
JCll<dlll<d to lan4-
• AdlOI' lurt La...mr, who 1pent
lllPt 1n Jill Jut week nther than
Jlin a .,.edlllr ttctet, t1Jrteltt<1 te5
)Ill wllln hi dldn'l·appear ln court
.. the ........ I.anceotw -c:ltecl tor ~ l5 m.p.b 1n a '6 m.p.11
-. 1119 mart uld lhl line for
nd& a 1:U. '30., I ........ r
. .u!fl&PI e
A t.t.on lloui...Ue 1ay1 she nu
been left ''dllenleless." Mn. Ma,... .,.re1 HMtt.-18id aomebody
llrata Im lier U\llnf quarters over °" .. • apen\JI. Tb• . only ....., m'Ml•'I 1191 a can ol "Rlgl>S
Guard" ...,, deodanllt.
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Largest in If .s. . \..,..
Ussom~ actress Lee Meredilli helps Mayor Hans Tiinzler show OU
new signs as Jacbonvlllo, Florida, expands ill city lim!U to Include
Duval Coway •• The exponsion' \0 827 square miles· makee Jackson·
vtlle ,tb• !arrest city ln land area In 121e eoUn U.S. and one of the
larfeot In Ille world. •
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PRI SON REBELLl()!I -Rioting inmates set the !Ire which sent
smoke bllJow.lng from 1llls IOS.yea1"9l.d cellblock building ln the state
penitentiary ln Columbia, S.C., Tuesd'ay. The rebellion finally ended
when prison officials talked rioters into surrendering· and-National
Guardsmen with bayonets at the readf moved into the prison com-
pound to restore order.
Convi~ts End Riot
Pristtn Improvements Promised
COLUMBIA, S. C. (UPI) -South
Carolina corrections director William
D. Leeke tllli!ed tough. The 300 rioting
inmates at the state's matn prison be-
lieved he meant it.
"Slll'Tend« er we'll come in and get
you ." Leeke caUed through a bul!lorn
to the priSOflers Tuesday from atop a
building.
The rioters surrendered, ending a
four-horr ran)pege that left 11 inmates -
and a'[ guards injured and the
penitentiary a "shambles'; of smasb_ed
fu.miture, burning mattresses· and
spouting watar spigots.
'Natlooal guardsmen and s ta t e
troopers moved in and secured ..the
prlsoo,
The rioters held no hostages because
guards wer~-quickly hustled t.o safety
once the disturbance broke out.
''I would not have hesttiat.ed to use
force if ltvu had been in danger,"
Leeke said later. "We would have used
any force necessary.''
The metee, Leeke said, was an
out.growth of a smaller outbreak last
A:pril in which prisonen complained of
bad food and the antiquated condition
af a cellblock housing more than 400
men.
Leeke, a 37-year-old Pontotoc, Miss.,
native who beads a South Carolina
penal 1y11<m widely respected by top
penologista in tbe oatioo. summ<med
an hwnate grievance committee and
pl.edged better food and a new
cellbock.
He said he had an architectural
study under WlltJ and WM p-eparing a
legislative meuure that would allow
the department to keep the money its
prison industries earn to foot a stiffer
grocery bill.
"M.any of your complaints are
things 11ve beeii warking on a long
time," Leeke told the prisoners. "The
main. thing r need is your coopera·
tion."
He made elev, however, the rioters
would be ideotified and dealt wi!h.
"If you haVll!l't done anyti:ung,
nothing is going to happen to you," he
said. "Buf. W you have done something,
'we're going to find out about Jt and
you'll be punished."
The prisonel'!, gathering ltrength as
they surged into the mess hall and ceU
bloclu; overpowered six guards, who
managed to escape without 1erioo1 in·
jury. Then they turned on· other in-
mates with iron plpee and crowbara.
Wat.er lplgota were 1 m a 1 he d ,
fioodmg floors, and mattresses and
furniture were burned. Many of the
prisoners were forced to bed down on
makeshift bunks in other parts of the
prison.
The 63 National Guard troop• and
the equal number Of it.ate l:qhway
pairolmec pWled out lhortly before
mid!"1!hl.
St.ate Law Enforcement Division
agents were tnvesUgati?lg the riot.
Leeke said tie did not know how the
trooble broke rut.. but he ma know
why.
"They see burning iand looting on the
outside and they're in prison for the
same thing," he said.
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ELKTON, Md. (AP) -Tliret
pcSCD were tulld and aeven wore Ill·
.Jund ear]f toc1e1 • 11 tractor.Ualler
truci. and lb< car• piled up in !<ti Oil
111e Jclm F. Ktllll0d1 Memoi;lol
Jlllhway.
Union Hoop!UI In Elkllon aa_1d Ille
-vlctlme were pronouoced dead lhtr•. NamN were withheld pepding -tioo of nut Of kin. 'nle d11td 1"•
eluded two truck drivers. ·
State Pob nld tbe fo( wu 11ao
1hict,.. bad lo probe for tlle'1tcliml ...
Sb< embulanee1 WO<e caned to tue
Illa injurtd llffay. Fin-tow truclu
wen betni used to clear ttie blgtl.way.
The accident happened about 8:30
a.m. in localized fog tfu.ee miles north
of. Elkton. The eJlpl'essway, Interstate
951 1J a me.in route between Baltimore
. and Wilmington, Del.
State police Sgt. P. L. Winebrener
1aid tile pileup apparent1y began alter
a northbound tractor-trailer struck a
slo\H'.lloviDg foreign car, t.ben swerved
over tile median strip and coWded
.. with a southbound truck, The other
cars and trucks then piled into the
wreckage oDe by one.
Wrecked vehicles were spread over
southbound ant1 northbound lanes.
Winebrener said three cars end three
trucks were demolished, but none
avert.urned.
The 22 state troopers on the scene -
two were from Delaware -closed the
highway between Elkton aod North.
East, rooting traffic into U. $. 40,
which roughly parallels it.
'Priv ate' Photo
Of Queen Holding
ChiJd Published
LONDON (UPI) -De<plle her ob-
jections, Queen Elizabeth's sUbjecU
were given an unirecedented look
today at a snapshot of her in a negli-
gee in bed which someone somehow
obtained from the private royal fam·
ily alhllm.
But despite· the controveny over Its
pubtication, the photograph may be
tt\e most endearing gUmpse .Britons
have ever had of their queen in the
role of mother.
There sbe was, looking never
lovelier nor happier, propped up with
pillows in her silk-Maped bed in Buck-
ingham Palace, holding her y001gest
child Prince Edward •hortly after he
was born March 10, 1964.
Elizabeth is wearing .a prim, non~
transparent oegligee """""1y faatened
"! 11le neck wilb a big~· eonings
and a necklace.
N e:rt to her on the bed is her son
Prince Andrew, then 4, playillg with a
mirror and a shoe. Seated at her
bedside is her husband Prince Philip
and Prince Charles, both looking very
happy about the whole thing.
The picture covered much of paga'.
one-of Britain's Daily Exptess, the on.'
ly Britiah newspaper to publish it. TbJ
Express said it obtained the picture
and other private snapshots of the
royal family from Para end prombed
its readers it woold publisb more
Thunday.
Buc1dngham Palace, In an apparent;
ofJort to biod< their publicalloo, &aicl
in a statement Tuesday: "Since ttMC
photographs are ~ suoh a ~
kind, the Queen would narurally pref~
that they not he pJbliShe<l. For that
reason we are unabte to approve their
future publication."
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Mn. William .Cunn1n9h1"'
ay PAMELA HALLAN
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You might say that Pat Cunningham Is "tied" lo education.
' But the tnota are pleaont oaes • • • ber b11<band, her children
aild her ...-. , · •
· Pat ii Mrs. Wi!Uam Cunningham, wife of. the new superintendent
of the NeWp\lrt Meoa Unllled School District, Who recenUy moved to the
• Harbor An!a trom Ha)(Watd. . -, ·· ' "We're 11111 getUng settled.'' smiled Pa~ glancing around the spa-
cloua k:itdlen iJil her new Broad moor home in the bills above Corona der Mar.
"Bill came before us and we arrived just two days before achOol
started." · • ' The Cunnlngbams have three childien, one in ·high school, one in
junior high and one In kindergarten. . •
"'lbe children haven't found their father's oc:gation to create any
difficulti"'.'' said Pat.-"Th17, don't get teased much when they do they
take it with a grain of &alt. '
MET IN COlLEGE
Pat met her·liusband while still in college. "We were both studentS
at the l,lniversity of, the Pacific," she said, sipping a cup of !res!1fy made
tea. "Because of the war I graduated before he did, but ~ was a senior
and I wu· teaching elementary school when we · were marri.ed."
Pat gave Up teaching to raise her family, but returned to it last yeir •
.. I had a chance to teach kindergarten in a new kind ol program," said Pat,
"So I took it."
She enjoyed her year as a ca:r.eer woman, but found she had little
time for her· othe:-interests. An art major fn college, she is interested in
art ol. all kinda and was active in the Arts Festival as well as serving aS a
volunteer at the Ch,Udten's Hospital and Medical ·Ctnter in the Oakland ai:ea.
"We like to entertain, loo," said Pat, who has the gift of putting
bee gueet immediately at ease. •
"Bill is very informal and likes to have people around.
0 But time. ts my problem," sbe smifed. 0 I'm not the type who e114
joys housework for housework's sake. To me a home is a place to enjoy: BUt Bill is gone quite a bit arld I feel I must s p e n d more time with the
children."
ALL FOR EDUCATION .
Pat keenly feels her role as a parent, and though many of her·h&-
longings are still neatly packed away, her parental opinions are .not.. -·
"I believe there1is a great deal of pressure put upon young peopli"
loday which makea their-position very difficult," she said. "I ·believe they "'
have more· opportunities tban ever before, yet I often feel sorry for them.
They are given a great deal of attention. Everyone is watching tbern and
the good Is lumped with the bad. Yet I admire them, too. They're'no dJf·
ferent than other generations."
. Pat ~ncerned with the narcotics problem, but believes edU•
cation may bold the ~nswer.
"The more ttiat ·ts known about rl.arcotic:s the less attractive it be-
comes. Perlhaps many would not try it if they 'graphically knew its effects.
0 1 think children are exposed to much that the home has no control
over/' said Pat. PaTents can't possibly know wb.at their children are ex··
posed to when not at home.
••Wb.en a problem exists, whether it is the area of narcotics, sex
education or something else, it should be soived wbetever possible. Schools
can make a great contribution. rm not speaking for my bUSband. I don't
think people expect. me to know his job. I'm speaking as a parent.
"And as a parent I say we should not be afraid of education."
' Book Two Benefits
Two events, diverse yet instructive,
have been planned by Pi Beta Phi,
Soullh C<>a>t Alumnae Club.
Tlje lint, beginnlng ne.t Friday,
will be the annual Celelrity B-Ook
Review Series and the second, taking
piace Thursday. Oct. 10, .will, be a
benefit for Arrowcraft Sdlool . which
will feature a display and sale of
GUEST SPIAKER
O.vld WM!holmer
Parents
handC'Nlfted items made at the school.
' Guest speaker at the fir:st event of
the book series will be David
Westheimer, author of ''My -Sweet
Ols.rlie," "This Time Next Year''. and
"VOO Ryan's Express." He will in-
troduce his newest novel, "Song ol the
Young Sentry." a dramatic yet funny
story about Allied prisoners in World
War II, drawn from h.is own ex-
periences as a Jrisooer d war.
The 10 a.m. event will cootinu.e with
book reviews presented by Miss
Carlotta Williams, director. In ad-
dition . to her literary wark. Miss
Williams bas been as&<>s:ie.ted with mo.
tim pioturu,~~o and television. Her
progra,m wfilVnclude reviews of best
sellen: and pre-releases.
· ·lat additioo, to the October program
three rn<re c.eiebrity Series presen-
~ will take place at 10 a.m. the
first Fridays of November, February
~and Mareti. Locatioo infonnatlon and
reservati.ons·for the ptj:>lic event ma)'
be ri>ade by coatactlng !lie cl!alrman,
Mrs. Frank.Tyler at ~75._Season
tiekets Of' ticket.a for Individual
performances may be purchased at
the d00< and all prooeedl will be
donated ~the club's philanthropies.
one of the main philanthropies sup-
ported by all Pl Beta Phi orcoWa·
U.01 ii tbe Amlw<:ral\ School located
DEAR ANN LANDERS : My wile ari4 I have been married for seven
years and we have no drlldren. We
have bottl. been to &evenl doctors and
the report, are -ry. Two
1pedd1ll lold us we '"'°1d probal>I,y
no.et baft a lamlly bloause . of my •
wU.'1 underdev~ female !l[ianl, beoalle lbe lilJI Ee isn't sure she
but two other apecla1i.ltl laid there 11 ctiuld love someone elle'1 child. no medical reuon for b 1 r
dllldle .... ss. P~. Ann , print J01U views. You
My bn>ther aol Ills wHe , hlrve two · ·receive blany lettera from people wbo
lldQjjted cblldron and llhey are • have had llOIDe flnt.baod exoerien<e wondetfW. famll,y. '!be 0 1 , t -d 0 0 r 1'llh this prGl>Iem. -WANT 1'0 BE A nol~ jUJt ~ • boliy Jirl and • DAD tbeJ: ...m to be Jn aevenlb bMveo. In "DEAll 1\'ANT TO: 'Ille foDowtac lot.
Mle P.it tbrM" )"elJ'I when m.y ..Ue hill ter' crot•ed, ... ,. de1k wtthte nve
aone llltl> depr'ell--..,. <(..out . ml1wte1 ol yoar letler.1111 the perfecl
n.t>ility to have children, I blwe sug-11D1wer for 70111 Wife.
l'stocl ll>lt we coorid« adoption. Siio
ii 100 perceni &ralnlt "'!<'Ptlo• DEAR ANN LANDE!lli: Tl* letter
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·in the Smokies in Tennessee. ThJs Fvl'f'~
school will be 1l>e object "the benefit g'
coffee sch'9Jlled for Oct. 10 frool 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Fiesta Room in fl
Eastbhlff.
' On display and for sale to guests will
be items from Pl Phi's Arrowcraft
Shop in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Featured ·
articles will be handwoven linens,
handbags and towels from the Smoky
Mountain area noted for the summer
craft workshop, Arrow in~e Smokies.
The workshop is SJ>Ol)Sored jointly by
Pi Bella Phi and the Uni.versity of Ten-
nessee and Pans are under way for its
expansion to a ·full year program. • An-owcra!t weaving now 11 on
display at the Smithsonian lnstitutioo
in Washington, D.C. as being il-
lustrative d. certain periods in the
history of American hand.Jcraft, ac-·
cocding to Mra. Hart Hickman, t •
chairman of the event whose theme is j.
Follow the Arrow.
Mrs. Hickman hopes member• and
lri!o:ls cl Pi Bela Pill wt1l take ad-
vant.aie ol. tti.s onee..a-year op-
, pcrtu.oJ.ty to see. these unlMlual 'item•
on display In Newport Beach.
Assisting the chaliman with~the
benefit event thil year are Mn.
Arlbur C. Nodine, c:od'ainnan, Jd;1.
Lloyd Aujlort ~r., Mn. ' H--.I
Mealll, Mn. WUl!am Bird and Mn.
Vang! CllrisUaaaeo.
EAGiR SALESMEN> -1 Menllier1 6f PI Beta Phi,
South.Coast Alwnnae Club (left to rlght). l.!ra.·Llw·
rence Kittle, pnsident; ·Mn. 'lloh«t Taube, corr,.
119nding •1e<!r~. and Mn. Hart Hickman, polfee
c.bafrmon will WilliJ!gly Hll itallll fr\Jm the 1ororily
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' " ' . . pported Arrowcraft Shop )n Tenneaee at a ben&-., ~
Jlt Oct. 10. Repreoentatives of the handcr.itecl itema , . ,
can be seen in the Smlthaonlan lnatltut!On Jn Wubo 1;
ington D.C. • ' ' "' I ' '!!" 1H
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DEAR llANCY : I've rot I
pndlcamelll..-I can't cook (but I surt
1ID to)I 11'1 my m-Jn.law w!IO ·
faadea berle:Jf to be the world'•
1-. aullloril)o on cook!DJ, cblld
-rl!!ll!ILll!!l.ll!!dft!a.
When abe c:ome1
lo -.... Im· modlatal1 lalt.I
ev.l)'thlnr I'm
cooM:ln8 and "f*· rec:U" my 1euoo· ma. 11 "'"11y. burna
meupbulllUP'
pose J b1ve to be
diplomallc. Nol
IJJddentally, do :rou have any port
recipel that a r e
unique? Thll II
our. flvorill moat,
and I'm runnln& . out ol ldoaa on bDW lo """' It. • DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
D~ DAUGllTER·IN.J.AW: 11'1
all ~.to correct a woman'• chll-dre.ri, Der b u 1 b a n d, housekeeping,
bridge game Ind driving, but it l! in·
u:cuaable 1to ''correet" Mr 1easonlng.
Tb9 next time mama Nacbn fOr
tbe •spicel, live her a abort t•ate
chop -or II you want to ·be more
l\lbtle -explain t.hat 1eaaon1Des are
a. mattier d penonal tute and y o u
would prefer she "corrected" her own
food at the table. H~'a an «iginal
way of preparil'lg port with an accent
ol eherrles and lberry.
Brown 4 center cut pork chops in 2
tabl11poo111 butter In bel:vy UJUet.
Remove to a buttered casserole.
Brown 1 finely chopped onion In th•
aldllet and add 11H1 arruP trom 1 a
ounc:e can al pttted dirt, 1Weet cher·
"
rleo. Simmer 1 minute. r,llll l teoapoon
cornltarch with " teupooo lineer
and \l t.aopoon Hit and add to 1illlel.
Simmer unUI mixture beC!m lo
thicken; add dH!rrles· tram &-ounce
can. 14 cup dry thlrry, and 2 two te1-
1poona lemon Julee. Spoon out I cup
wild rice (or brown rlce if you're feel·
ing po<m")' over the port choPI In
... aarole 1nd -Uguld from the
skillet over the rice. CO\t• C:MMJ'Ole
and bake in a 350 de~ oven for l
hour. Add ¥4 cup wtUir, lf needed, to
prevent drynesa.
DEAR NANCY: 11 there anY 1irbple
way of teeptn1 d!tbes CO)d for aever11
houri when you're having a belch or
boat picnic! MILDRED 8.
DEAR MILDRED: There'1 lHllhlnl
co\der 1ban y~1te~y'1 newspaper -
for wrappinc up a Pcnic. To keep cold
foodl 1Wverina. wrap dishu lint in
foil ud then io two layen Of wet
newspaper. For bot: dlahel, wnp In
toll and dr7 newspaper. . .
DEAR ,NANCY: How m1ny
cocktaflJ do you think d correct jo
t!('rve before dlnnerJ PUZ Z L ~ED HOSTESS . '.
DEAR PUZZLED: A I coho 1
anaesthetizes the ta1te buds. u yau're
f; good cook try1 and k~ the UbatJons
to two. U you're a bad cook, pour with
a· Jt;enerous and mercltul hand.
What'• your cooking prtdtca-
tnent? Send it in and ltt if tot can.
cook it! Whilt tDf can't ptr1onaU11
OMWer cill vour letttri, thou lttt111
with tM molt t~ ar pertf·
nent culinary problnna will bt pub-
Uihtd in thil column. Send 11our
~ttlrs to WHAT COOKS1 c/o THE
DA/LY PILOT.
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'Games . Nothing _New'. Aquarius: T a~e Time
--.Mltdoorud To · Survey 'Situation .·,
lnlllinl wttli ""'buabud." THURSDAY -·Some around'"" It'• embarrwlal 10< bet Slit c:rbipd at !bl _,, -Y _., bllllll. dire<!.
to adml~ but ta Rue Qnce · Otll of tb1 NrVlee OCTOBER ] , C&PBICORN (Dec. n
Nltzl<oWlld-14 llOI • 'IOdG-------1111-111 SYDNEY oMAlli Jan. It): Qlock teodoDC)' to swimmer. muten ta b I 1tor1 at arrive at erroneout con'..
It doesn't oland .to ,.,,_... · catlfornla stato Collefl 11 ARIEi (U..b 21·Aprll clulolll. Wait for focts.
because her b .. band Moota Loaf Buch. Wblla then 1111 II): Scone " 1 ° • r AQUARIUS (Jan. 26-Fob.
ls one of the -coocbeo wife*-1 molllor. auodalea,, ..,...,.._ IP" 11) If al<em!>t Ji
selected for the wator polo If• -. MVlrll 1"" pear lmpotlent, lrT!lablo. ,..;..... z:' quickly, .!;i
t.am travellnf to -Cl--tbelr collep dlya .lid TAURUS <A!rll 26-MaJ could pt out of baod. Tako
ty lor the 11th Ol)'mplad. ::::.. ~uropo wt~ \bl lJO): J:utUac dlJ IDdkalld. ' time to 111rVey lltuatloo. Ac-
And three MUON out of ~' Moote hit been 11• ~ .. A ~nd~lp '"'-~ cut oe albney, pooaeuioo1. the year •be WO<U on the lllflto4, th •-· ~ ~ •-PlllCES (Feb. 19-March
aandl ol HlDI-Beach V . ~·~ !i:: ':::1' :;'; dewlop I• Io me•'"""'11 lJO): AecU on marriage,
with Ille waV.. l1reaklnc 11 -.. ._relltloeablp. Cblldre IN -·· public rela· her door step. now 111 dMa of mea and aedve~ Rlq1Nrtl ... md &M. Friction ii apparent.
Tanned a deep bronJe by ~a:' n!s."':..1::".:: oa 1010' 11111•, -s>'·. U you tolre one thing at a
the summer 1un La Ruo II 1 day off u.p., buq with GEMINI (May 21.JllDI -· · JOU oucceed. Meana
strikingly attnctive ptt11o ho-wort ., ~ from Ill): You Joi doe oa don't !11111 Ill whore qell
brunette· who II very proud 1111 fo10' D01nplpOn wldcb ..,..i.1 ....-t. H 1 • e '-to 1IUd.. Thllli<. of her handaome hUlband. ~ deU · rrld -..,.. DeCelUl'J' documat. on
"I manage tbe 'eoncellloa COACH'S Wll'I . ~Som='! wi.t. I had band. Make no clllml wlikll
stand but Mont. II Ille bolo Mr1. -Nl-1kl lurtbencl my aduCatloa.'But ,.. 'oomlot -. People II, when he ii beH," the jotecl. · I wu never l\ft what r h top ... favora~ I& Among the m•liy •~todo · pre11ed.Goalltbew11.-• W&Dw;v , I WU alwa71. wtn teenager• employed 1t the · aecretarl1l c:OUl'HI t began t~na. tAd • wttb an.'b.Hol· )'OU · • • ~ stand are her three ton1. to wort and uve ra little OfY... 7 -CANCER (June Zl..Ju)J
"The youngell oft.a 11 1 ·mo~ befm we rot mar· she ·shook !>er <ID'ly held :12): Favorable hmar aspect
hil)drance,v abe 1 m,l led lied.' , . · 1Fben uhd If lhe Wll today cotndcSe'I wtlb com· 1
when speaking of 9-year-oJd Her empk>yen have Jaee:q traveUnaJo Me:dcci-Cliy. "I muniOltlon, planntng. YoU
Brett, blond and bJue-eyed. varied. "I wu 1tenogra~ won't be gom,. I've been may haft to' revile some. ol
A regular ,mploye 11 Jim, lo· the 1uperlnt.iiclent ilf Ibero bofore without all tlit ~O!)lnloos.
who at 13 11 dirk with clooe F'ullerton Union Hip School tourjlta. And belidu the Of· (JW, 2'-AUf, :12): li
cropped curly bolr. "Jim II Dlltrfe~ oecrelarJ to !bl llcJ.lll ara maldnJ It dlf. JOU not .-e, price
a carbon copy of hll dean of enim.rtn1 ~t flcult tio IO unle11 )'Ou. take a' could be hllh. MUDI MJJ .
father," she noted before tn-UCLA and to tbe vice prett. pacbre tour,'? lbe lftbed. extreme action create• dire
t r o d u c l n I blond-biired dent at Orange C o a • t Otben will 11.gh to o c o n I e q u encet.
Gregory, 11. College," 1be remembered. be;c:a111e La Rue would have VIRGO (Aqg. 23-Sept. 22):
Mrs. Nitzkowatl, w h a 'Ibey were married Jan.. been 0 a t t r 1 c t 1 v i at. Oppoeinc view1 involve you
doe sn't seem to mind follow'-,29, 1951, lix 1nonthl be-lore traction cheer In I the in controversy. Me1D1 IODle·
ing in the shadow of her Monte'• ,eraduation from American team on to vie-clote to you a1k for • husband, wu born t n UCLA. tory. referee. M11 not be pouible
Oklahoma. _ "'Vlth 1 derree ln blatory, lo -neutral. Kn<nf
In 1941 . she errivad wt th Mon to ,..11 snatched up by tbi,o. -be fair but firm. New Career her parent.o In Htmllnfton the Novy," La Rue uld. M • LmRA (Sepl. 2S-Ocl 2:1):
Beach while Mont.'1 family Altboap the 1ervlc1 eet1ng Whit may hava been' IDl-MiH Patricia Lemmer, ,.. _ _...,. _____ _...,. _____ _...,. _____ _...,..,,a · moved lo !bl ctv In !MS. didn't know of bla c1ream1 of clm:ovw emerwu. Could llf· daughter of · Mr. and
Th'.Y began· datlllg ln their . belnf an Olympic nrtmmer, feet fl n • n cl 1 l sltuaUoa. Mrs. Walter Lemmer of
Diamond Anniversary
1eruor year at HunUnston theJ did see hiJ potential D • · '• · SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Costa M b
Beach High Scbool and put ·blm In I lpeClal /SC_ usston 21): Emollon1lre1clion career :.saan ~e~
Graduating in the clu1 of service at Annapolis 80 be could l rerult fn argument 1947, La Rue lauibed when could ftln for the 1152 wiUJ loved one. Think before stewardess following ·
she recalled that many peo. Olvmptc, ln He!Jlnld. 'G/1"tters' you speak. Could avoid em· her graduation . from ple often miltoot Jhem for ''I worted in Maryland it bar r a 11 s in g s,f tu a-Western Ai r Lines
brother and litter. the time, We had a aman tton. Overcome tendency to stewardeas School in
The h 11 b 1 ch o o t apartment filled .w 1 t b 8~benB 0·ols ltti<n e N8 sewpoanrld act on bnpulSe. Patifillce LosdAn!Eles. S~e is a 1weethearta a t t e n d e d coctroacbel which w 1 ... ,_. gains point. gra uate of Mater Dei Ebel ls Poised for Year
A time for reflection on
past _..pilhD1'1111 "
Newport Beacb Ebell Club
II In order, for the aroup
wll1 be celelntlnf Ill (llltb
annlvernrJ tbll year.
!mt.ad, member• will
!Urge ahead on n e w
phllanl!>r<>plc plant under
the leadership of M r 1 •
cta:Yton Tbompoon who wll1
llarl her -term. u
preoldent dminc the opeol.ng meolinf 1anorrow ln llHI
clubbouM. Thtmt for the
y-II Keep YOUlll In
Heart.
Other actlvllle1, under
-curator Mn. Leoa Rucld, lnclllde 1 wide vartol)'
" lnterffll wblch keep m-buly ll!roUfboul
Ille ........
Gona Ooanler.• wll1 start
--• ,_ Frl<lly, Oet. 11, .. !bl clubhouae
-tho chalrmanJlllp "
Mn. O. ·c. Mattockl. while nouncad Book Section One Fullerton Junior College. shared with Jack ""',.. !bl Prof .. stonal Women'• Club SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· Higb School and attend·
Mn. Arthur Neeb wll1 con· will pther a I p.m. '!bur•· "Allor two yean lludylnf brother of Graco Ke""'.'w11o 'llfll 1-n about "a lirl'a. Dec. 21): Adjuat yourself lo ed Orange C~st Col· wet 1e111loot fOr tbe choral day, Oct. 10, in her home for' Ml belt friend" at ttieit dinner unuauat don by family Iege.
group, the E-Belletonea-on a de18el't luncheon and , meetma beginning at 8:30'1;=;=====""'=="==""'~=======•
the third and f.o u rt b reviewer will be Newport s • F ~m. Unorrow in the Men ~i::~:~:>-.. r ='J:. ~~:-·Mr.. er1es o· c· us· es ~ i::"J::--.. tho ·
will be formulated at tbe Section Two will ramaln toi>I• or Ille proiram' li!dcii ,
ftrtt meetln& ·of. tbe P.M.'s Inactive unW later, while will review tbt bWor)' of ir·=~~~j~dtlw= =: ~eeye~~ea:thha: On Foster ca· r·e ~i:~and~nbdout•htrc:i~j as mairmarl. meeting in Manning's cale, fields. Mill Ella i.,, public
The 1N'ft!I Section with Lellure World. Cllalrman II ' . . rellliom t.ac!ting 1 f d 1
Mrs. Dorothy Herms as Mr1. Louisa Brettner. ' Foder CM'e (ap,JJ_e1 are who :,.p! ~·cu.. the foster cqotfltnatOr for ttieJ adtlc
cbalrman &lreedy b a 1 Mr1. Allct Mocre, .at. invited to a aefte1 bf four dtik!'1 prOb~" of ac· "'Tltlij>hone Compllft, 'Wlll
acbeduled a l&-da7 ralltrtp torney will dl1cut1 willl, m~ fOCUIJDC OD tile ceptance and adjustment in present the talk and will throuCb Mexico. e1t.te1 and tecllnlcallde1 m. apeaat ,problems of pro-sChool and bow tbe f<11ter show nplicu of eight world I
Under tbe ruidapce of volved when Section Fout· ~ ~ov, and c•e to parent c111 help. . famous stones, including the
Mn. Rq Ntelleo, t be member• and iue1t1 arrive ~~ ln need. · Puel m&mbere will In· Americen-owned Hope Dia-j
Garden Secticm will beve lta tor a 12:30 p.m. df.e:sert 1n ·• 'lb9· ·pi~ will take elude' Andrew Clay, foster mond.
flrlt meeting Wednesday, UN! home of Mr1. D. D. Nee (!II f'Clu r conltCUtlve parent and principal of Mrs. Verg Oakden ,
Oct. 23, with 1 trip lo Ovando on Oct. I~. '1'1111rld0y1 l>Of'•nlna lomor· Ladera Viola Ju!lior Hip In cbolrman, lnvit.e anyone In· I
Moekete1'1 and lundleon la a.trmu ii Mr1. J. V •. row from a to 9:30 p.m. In Fullerton; Mr1. Jou Cohen, terested in attendine to call 1
Chlnamwn. -Blaclmw>. tlli' ua1 ... 11v " California adUCIUonal r. I •.• r c e. Mr•. Jack Broback, &!M711
The 1even Boot Section• Loarnlnl bow lo mate Aarloullural Elrtensloe of-coordinator, 0r.,,,. C...I)' for inf...,.11.loo.
1llo wll1 befllD meetlnfl deocnllve obi::: ft o m 8ce, 10!0 S. -Blvd., Depar!ment of s o c ! 1 I
....,, -.m.11 on will ho .._Di. Welfare, aod Miu Vfrgliila
Mn:. Clwlet Dewe1· U· Section riv• m em b e r 1 c 0 • 1 p 0 n 1 o r t n I the TempJeton, . coordlnMor of
flND OF THE WEBC
Sparkling cut crYatai bowt
vlth Its own English Ii Iver plated l&Cll•
for UUCM, Prnll'VM, dessert mlntl .
Or UM the bowl aklnt for nuts and/.or bonbons.
' Glfl boxed, ot course.
Our apecl&J price $4.IO
'Please Call Me Sol,'
Performers Request
Tbof ello will mMt at 12:llO moellnp, free to all Oranao """1'aJnl for Ille menially
p.m. Oct. 10. ap,obr la CowUY r 0 • t e r cara retarded and lifted, Orange
Miu Ann struc:ic owner of familfet are the Children's County tcbool1 offtce. ~ .. 1n ~A W i 1boltf1 1 H 11'.oot.r Home Unit, Orange ~. The Oct. 17 meeting will ~iu T JllW..•· ' • m Comity Department ot. featw'e Dr. Stuart WUBon,
GUmoie/·D cbllrman II Soda! Welf•o aDd tho child PIJCbologiot and con-
J4's, J. J11 J~... Unlvertll)' 01· California llllling P'Ycholoflll for th• wtn"1:":. ~a!; Alrlcultunl E • 1 e n • l o n Foster Home Placemen( ,.__.. . !, I ...... ; H. !), llervict. Uni'!, Orarire County
leche league
Ending Series
fhe Costa Mesa chaptec
of La Led\e Leacue wm
boll its four111 and flnol
meeting ol • serie1 Tues-""1. Oct I, at 7:46 p.m. ln
Ult home ol Mrs. Jenime
HjeJtne•, .'eo.ta Mui.
Miii Orde,_ldO 1lc: fllr--1• and hand Ung.
(Add 11111 tax If appl e.ble.)
It F11hio11 Island
1>44-lllD
Newport .1 .. ch
A Ult. "PliMM CaD Me
lo~• will' be perfonnad for
El Ctmtno Ru1 Woman'•
Club IMIDbln tomorrow, bl
!bl Dina Polnl Communll)'
CIDbhouao, llatad pro,,..,.
chairman, Mn. Lobr
Ludwick.
The comic llu!tcb will he
-lad by Jock llcbrelbet
and Mn. Miriam· Schwan
of !bl La11un World J'ro. t:"' Gafld of La,....
·A -lawJor· lrmD New Yott, wf>trt h 1
-iWJW &I nW eMl dealln in
lllolr ... --Ille ~ 1o••r•m••t. _..... allo ....... O!l th•
Fadoral Grud Jury ln-
VMllptlq 1ubvmlv1 ••· ti.lllM lncludlaf Ille 111 ...
Clw'dbert, William • R<m-
' lnctoa and Judith Cop!Jn
caaea.
Mn. Schwarz Is a book
reviewer;• blbUogra p h e r
with tbe Red Cross and 1
speclalllt tn boop!lal UbrarJ
Toddlers
In Action
I
wort. CurrenllJ tho >Ice ~p '.-;.d'"L. '.a.' Thi. IApl Aapoclt .of Dei>ariment ot Socio!
-1deot ol Temple Judea Mdlrldo,, -IW 1.1'-Caro wtD be Bruce Wollan, -will -
Sllt.rbood, Iba Ip p e. r. ····-.·, !2·M ~= . w • ...._., ·"'*' at the ~-!~ Your .FOiier weekly on 1 c!Oled ctrcull 211,°';"b-..;;:, ' . Oct. llnt meeanr; A inofdlng . d, wlly he lblnkl, feels
t.levlllon llhow I bro u r h oan di-her lrl-1Judll,!1f Ille Orance Oounty and •ell•• be cloet.
Le!1ur1 World. <l alJroad. Heldfllr thll IOClloD Javealll Court, s-will At th• l!ml ineottnc Mn.
Mn. Joaepb D. LeBlanc, 11 Mri. Marront ·""'-"· -~ llUdl ae, Dorothy Wenck, home ad-
ho1te11 and chairman, wm ;Remln11cencu St IUDUDtt ..... t ii h leaal proce1s vilor hr tbe e:rtenaioa
be 111ilted by the. Mme1. vecMiont will blthU~t 1be wti1a a cbOd ii inade a wmd 1ervice1 will 1 I v e 1ug-
Artli1B' Sowell, Vern a meet1n1 d~ Sectlon Seveil of Utt courtt" "and ''what gesUons for way 1 totter
Vol1elt1nd , C. A. Ram111 ·Oct. 28, in \the Oona Meta are tbe 1ICal reepon1ib1Ude1 lamllies can mate the most
and Lazar Goldfarb •I the ' home " Mn. Th•m II and ,Jlabllltlea ol I loller .of their JDOl!O)'.
aa1ad buffet served to clubo BecS1rith. Mn. H1ar7 pumtt" For more lnfarmatiOIJ. call
_,,.. at 12 :30 prior to h Vaurhl wtn preolde II hlr Thi -mtellnf will Ille Foeter Home Unit, 834-am. tim mMlilic. • • · ltotar,. i -I ol apoaken qzl.
MOW
1ale priced
NWitloG and Waonlni ol
the Bally wfD be the topic ol
the dis-•--lllnvllod.J'otJll!I'•--
lnlmnatm al>out tho
meetirlg or the leo~ Clil
Mn. H .. W. Moore, MM359.
PENETRATION
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• wig_let d•1ign•cl for
the fill~in or ecld-on
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a wiglat with lots of .
curls and twirlt . , ,
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1tyla1 like a casdi4t
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Alamanson Theater Ottering •
'Brasshound' P .raduction Glitt.ers
~ !11 TOM BAllLEY °' .. Doll" ,... ... "
Curtain calls or oatoalll,
they were alt ooe to George
Bernard Shaw; Iha cnioty
· lrlsb playwright d I d n ' t
portloularJ,y ~ -t the
pulllie tllooeht of bit work
and l!e !requerrtly ol>oerved UM\t lie didn't give a !Jg for
the critics.
With, pe<ilaps , one ex·
ceptioo. It's a matter ot
~ that Sbaw could
never falbom audiences' ap.
parent lukewarm·regard for ·
'Capt a· in Braslbound's
Cmversion." To the puzzled
playwright, ''Brassbound''
was at least the eqml ot the
universally a c c 1 a i m e d
"Pygmalioo" a D d "Can-
dida..''
faire ol the sO<lecy hool<J.O. notice, a fine perfarmanco
Sile In tum baffles, Intrigues and thil well balanced
and finally wins over the "Brusbowtd" ls no poorer
bbtsterlna: Oaptetn Brass· for his presence.
bOOnd (McG ) Adding l..W f<J the floe avin ' an ee.rthy <:ast are • Tony Taaaer as
muter mariner ol dubious Drinkw~ter; George Roae
drug·runnlng remwn, whQ as -., badJ1 befuddled Rev.
tinds In l..oldy Qcely a ~eplll Leslie Ranl<in and Len
ol oapaoltlos ttiat ._e . ,.,..,er .. 'Mono. A-••, we
from ~ womanhood to t ~1 th" l!-
the role ol. faller confessor. ~lJ;• Jlne14 jooan ~xi
The c o n ve r 1 a t l o n s casting by ditecbor Joseph
between the frustrated and Anthony.
quenalous Brassboond and We quickly ~ readily
the gently unbending La-:ty bow to our entertainment
Cicely are beautiful pieces editor's frequently stated
ol theat.!r and Miss Garson ai:Sertlioo that the p'taygoer
aDd the virile McGavin get will find all the fine theater
Shaw's flowUig dial o g u e he could ever wish tor oo
across the footlight& In a the O...nge c.ut. llut this war that brouebt that deep jewel of a l<Brassbound" Is
silence fl bushed re$pecl well worth e trip to the big
Monday niglll. city, It just bas f<J be the
th FANTASTIC WllK
SM OW!ln Hoff-n
AIM
DAILY rlLOT 'llff """
Socking It to Him
Fresil from h Aimwlsoo
Theater's• gtittering pro-
ductJon ol Shaw's pride and
, joy, we have to say that we,
still share the authoc's
bewilderment. " B r a s 1 •
bound" is superb theater,
offering a dazzling dialogue
which is studded with the
saber-sharp Shaw repartee
Brlialn'a Jolin Williama Is ryvival of the ..,...., In 4>•
no less effective as Sir Angeles area theater.
llowar<l Hellam, the judge :;:;~;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;I who is Lady Cicely's travel· 1p
ing companion and her
brother·in-law to b o ot .
Williams (immortal · a s
Ins.pector Hubbard in the
movie "Dial M f o r
Murder'') sllff.upper·llps his
way t4rough a demanding
measure fol-the r i c b
role that is made to
measure for tbe r i c b
Williams talent.
Burt Warner answers John"Moran's rap on the door with a rap in the mouth
. .,• in this scene fiom "Under the Yum Yum Tree," which opens the season Fri·
day for the Westminster Community Theater. ($ee Theater Notes, Page 16).
'~' .,
' " .
and affording every op-
portunity fur stars worth
their salt to get their teeth
into four of the choicest
partl kl m<Xtem theatei: . Laugh-Jn '"With 11' Greer Garson, Darrtn "
McGaV'in, John Williams 1b.en tbere'1 versatile Jim . '
Rowan, Martin Load Satire Arsenal
and Jim llackln -the four !lacku1, -hal stepped In·
principal& In 19me of the f<> tbe pert of Capllaln
most iMpired cesting It's Hamlin KeJmey u a
been our pleasure to witness substitute for tbe ailmg Paul
Br VERNON SCO'lT because Sb' Laurence has liners, sight gags, praUalls -bash out a ''Brassboond" Ford. ·.•
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -fallen in love with Virgi.nja a'nd slapsticks, sketches, that would have had· the INIMITABLE
Are you feeling the genera. Woolf or Mrs. Rd:linson. skits, songs , dances, non-hard-~please Shaw bellow-
tion gap? Do you oo.ly watch Last month the Laugh-In sense and unbridled assault iog "Bravo'' in the aisles This is no gap-filling
FA SuDMm and Lawrence returned for its second sea-on politics, the establish-with the rest of us Monday portra')'al of the haple56
•· )Velk on te)evlsioo? Do son. Meccilully, it replaced ment, student rebel!. Every. nigbt. Captain Kearney: Baetus .,_~ miniskirts shock you? Would the (bleah) .. Man From U. thing. MAGNIFICENT brings to the role his own in·
you like to get hip, turn 00 N.C.L.E. in mid -season Not every joke is 8 belly imitable persa»ficatlon of
and ~ "in"? last winter. laugh, not every sketch 8 Miss Garson is magnifl· the muddled mariner just as
Every Mondey ni&fit dur-Comedians Dan Rowan knee-slapper. cent as Lady Cicely, the Ford delightfully dispensed
.c...... the tiler . 1 and Dick Martin are fun. But Laugh-In poll111 them gentle ingeriue who brings lo -so we are told -his ~ year e 16 8 c ass nier than ever. Their· bv 50 fast and furious the a rough-.and·tumble ~~ famed air of frustrated in addt education in prime material is a high-wire act t oan mission a wa r m authority to this key role. Wne television. It teaches L.J... hilarity d "" Viewer barely has time to h 'ty d I f Backus turns in, at shoct
in the world ol humor, censor's· blue pencil. But fore he is overwtielmed by kind that ls only thinly con. ()\d fogies what ls going on ~ween an uue recover from one laugh be-umant an ove
0 man-il=f.i~~~~~~~~Jll
musk, entertainment and they are rocking it to 'em another. cealed by the surface savoir '
wilder than ever. Cl th tI youth. In . t be operun' g show, . ose e genera on gap. cott1nt . Dig and groove 'Nilh Laugh· '!!-"'<'m call~ .. =~~d ~~~: }ll"e:Sidential candidate In-it'll prevent those ar-.....,,., ·?,,, li
Lau--In." Richard Nixon joined the teries from hardening and
l>'--' merry troupe and doubtless keep your k i d c off the The show ls so with-it that dispelled some of his repu-streets.
even the NBCTV press tation for being stuffy. -==========JI a~ haven't · found "We asked Vice President·'
superlatives fOr it. Humphr9" to do a bit,"
What the progrilm, i1, is . Rowan said, "but we were
fumy; You mi,dlt even say turned down flat."
r i o f o u s ; outrageous, fl.. NbttHng is sacred to the
fensive or any number of writen; and stars Of the
things. sh>w. Etlulll( humor Is back
Reviewers will dissect it, -one cast member said
but then most reviewen are he'd been waiUng all sum·
old fuddy dudc:lie1 who don't ·mer fur tbe August white
like much of anything unless &ales. A black cast member
Sir Laureooe Olivier is asked: "Are they sellingli~~w~;~th~Wii·l~t·~·~'~"~'~";'~;:jJ~~~~~~~~ playing a mad king and 'them' now?"
Geraldine Page is suliering There are blackouts, one· ~---:...._ __ _.::. ____ ===:...:.:::.11 THE LUXURIOUS NEW
Crossword Puzzle .
~c~oss
1 Pittt of wood
'lllountarn
range
J5 Kind' of c1ub
''Con's opponent
&1 Test
Ynterday's lunle Solvtd:
'U<titcd A1ti4t4
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ACADEMY
AWARD
WINNER
Open Today 6:45
PIA Dl•llMAlK
IN
' Hits 14 Plact of
"'"'° 15 Restlnt
63 In that respect
65 Bird 6 7 ·0n, wtie
labors hatd 70 Keats, ·
for ont
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JOSEPH E. LEVINE ..-... &
liilKE NfCHOLS
"El VIRA MADl6AN"
fillet
'· l& n~~l~tor
'". 17 Revtnuer'I • quest 19 ·Populus
1lb1·
20 -C1vtll
21 lllountala.
' pool ' 23 Stock n· ·' chintt word
n Noted nOll
de pluat 72. In 1 short tt111t
73 Kind of officer 74 Contlnut In a place
75 Refuse to
acknowledge
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problt•s 5' ll1llclout
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left
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OVER THE COUNTER . . • NASO Ll1tlns1 for Tuot<l1y, October 1, 1M&
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ManJ; Workers ·
May Lose Jobs
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downloWo~ .. iD
NlpOllll lq tbo-u al bllb•.---. ly-Md.-... ~ao.-.....-dln1, job'SSIM• ... U.S.
'lltl climb -.., •• ~IJ..,. a.s per·
coat lo tllo f.6 percent
!Ult· M thla war'•
vlloram Dood -lnlo tho
U.S. --f..iowtnr
tho -... "' baltllltlet In v-. our -lo)'meat '* .-IDln11411J ..m
"' --up ., .... Q.: Who will"'~ Ibo,__,,.,.._
dewq:m.na oetVt .
A. : The tame ll"OUPI who
domiDMe the UDtllll>io)'IDtDI
rolls in today'• era of es:·
-, low overall
._lofo>ed. Specll!cally:
-Nesroe1. Ap·
proximaiely 5.2 -ol
our Negro worl.er1 are
uaemployed even now -
nearly double the rate fror
whi'8 workers. Ne.mi,y one
in four ~IP'!> ll'O.!llhl_.aced
18-:U ,_. ii unemployld,
VI, 0De in 10 White youihl~
-Wome.1. The unemploys
meat rate for women now
-....... 1.7 percent. However, it C<l'DPHt• to a
IE lower rate b' men; 2.2
percent. Tbe -JO,ment
-for teen-lflrll IJ now 14 percent, c0tnpar'ed to
10.5 perc:<Dt for t.on-er•
boyl.
-Low·lkllled wortm.
Th• .....,plo~ -lor blue oollar wwker1 IJ ot!ck· ID& ot 4.2 percent, more
than -· 1lle 2 pert«ll Nte f<r wbtte c o 11 a r
W<H'loera. A lull 8.4 percent
of &IJ'louitural ,..,. and
1alary earners are
-Joyed, and • luB 7.5
percent ol non·farm
lalborer1.
-ParWl.m.e worter1. 'lbe
unempl0)'1D«lt Nt. lor port·
time worker• ii at e.s per· cent, more thin double the
3.1 unemployment rate for
fullstime worku1. T h 1
~---. ... ~·-neorJ:r Hpacel.
-0-·-111-..... ow ~.!..;o;;t
lllCI • dlt_.i.l 40 Jlll'OID(
of our loor·ttra
-lofeil (rl -flt mcn) anllod41 flt...,.
By-hUate.-ta-.
prtvolo job opo•I•• II ...,.
.-... -llbola
-tlllld_d_
lob~,. ---·to lbote-16.
CIMrJ1, i lot7 -·· jct>leo•• .._ -wuara, N-.aad """'*' II p1r1!1l1at
···-·~ ::r.;~=tlnf
thlJ -d · lion.
Alto •lel!r!Y. Ol!d thla .. nit llmdtint!UI, lDl!IY. If
WJt moil, d tDcl&Y'• jobllsa clo not have 1ufllclait-·
tioo, INtDIDc or .-to nu
the jobs beRjng to be tateq,
lW<a the -.icu., UD•
p r • cedentediy proiol>fed
-""' -bod In ihil _,_tbe_al
the ll80'1 bu failed to 1olvt
the pniblem of "1tructwal"
_,ioyment. If t b I I
-tljlODllClll b-~ llt>lorl>edlleun1tllled
NellO, the -t.e,,. eaer, the ..-'1c::etw:t mu
or -. bllclr or wbl1e,.
-........ ""1-ly btCl!eOD01tooulltr-ia
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1be -1llllSt "' • dtrtct atuck on tho prob-• lem1 ol lducatton, atWI and~
tralnlng of our wort force on
• -· lar be"""1 -we'w clont to -· An· ex· ............. , .. tho flnt
et1enlil!I to bltll -Joy• tnld; a wort. for c e
eOOcated 8Dd -to l!ll
th• Jobi ·-· II! the .... cond essential.
We-lmo!mtblator-& lone time. '!be -1D>-meat breakdown M our
economy d:nrl will
dnmltlao H lo a palollll d-.
Ove~~ Investment .
Controls May Remain
WASlllNGTON CUP!) -
The budnemnari wbo thlnkl
a change tn the White House
will mean a dl.aoge in
government restrlctlorui on
ove rseas investing may be
mistaken.
At leut one tey member
or t'he present ad·
minlitralioo' llllni<I be1'llce
ol peymenta c;ont;role on
forelen lendlni and In·
veltin& 1bou1d continue on
into the new--· His vltw lhould c 1 r r 1
""'Jlrt, 1*au11 Commm:e ~ C. R. Smith ii Dot
ool:J a JOOnoon Oll>tnet al·
fidal but a respected
bu1klell executive.
Nearly stven month• aco.
Smith pve 11p blJ job u lop
officer at Americ8ll Airlines
-which be helped --to succeed oiling AJonol<r·
Trowbridge in the
government'• top bultneU
lialJon poll.
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of pmq.. Ono al .....
pollcle1 Is .. -ry
reetrictlon progrom en the
S,!IOO U.S. llnn1 do I n I
-.. In Elnpe lllCI elsewhere.
How Ion& cloe1 Smith thlnt
it will be before buaineas
cao. go back to even the
wluntrlry reatricUon pro-
gram 1et up threeJ.ean at• and-In anuary!
"I don't ,.. any retmn to
• volw!tary prngr«11 In tllil
odmlnlotratlooond probtllly
not next yeer In the nezt ad·
mllllstl'ation either, no mol-
ter "1lo oomel in/' Smith
Kid.
But he cloea 1ee the Deed
for the 1ncomlns ado
mlois!NlllClll "' look -lo the problem al Amerlclll
fiim1 ..... borrowed ll>rood
)'eal'I liO &nd "" -will -ent al loened
dollan In the next ,... flt
.. -dlttcU, c»ub• "' the wlJbeo OC tho '7.s.
IPJiitaiMUL
"Wt bave a la'll number
of l!nns now In ...,. fonllD -lavestmeuu-
wl>o borrooed -!Ml
,.., GI' the ~:... befal'. • tn Eun>pt lo eopltal
e..xpan•ion ot theft
~ tber11" SDUUa
u¢alnod.
BALANCE ,
''W• ""lbl lo loot .-
---•IY lor tbell -to "' poll! oll and 1UU not up•t our b&Ma·
co OC payme.U rec<1Yflt1
program," he II.Id.
Alide from tho UIUlll _....11 that cum. "" In• ~ -and llodlnf ore al· . h<tl•llJ boltiar h dollw
-lllr<>ad, Smlll -_.. lb• -t.or;
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ntfrtc:aolll for .: • 0 t b • t -. ''TbeJ .... lllror than ~ old voluntary _._, • lit
1&ld
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-hsli!alto did net -.. all a.t -....... OCtbllll_lll...._ _ ... ml ..... ,.J.
iraiif1ld Ml -OftlJ'ltr all.
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• Beauty, ~ew B~eipg., Superi.et . . in Air.
EVERET!', w .. h. -On the waif
near the cabin mockup of Boeing
Aircraft'• new 747 there bangs a
framed cartoon. ;
II lJ don~ to scale, a cutaway
view .. ·if one were looking at a
secUon of the aircraft'• main
pessenger C.mpartmenl
In progress ln1lde the fUselage ls
a splrltad bowilnl ma~ on ~
lull olflclal lanu. . ·
Behind the bowlers a n d
scorekeepers lJ a set of bleachers
with 30 or .0 1J>9Ctators.
Behind them la a wall and on the
other 1lde of the wall a bar with a
bartender pollihlng gla'8es for
patrons on stools. .
The caption' reads: 11And there's
a hockey match up front.11
Passenger load,, about '°
pauengers in a typical con-
figuration, but up to almoet 500 In
some configurationa under study.
-Engines .. foor of them, ap-
. prolimately twice the power of the
largest ~eldal jet eqjnes in
UIO today.·
-Speed, ciulsing speed of 625
miles an hour, 20 to 40 miles an
hour faster than most commercial
jets. now iJl operaUon. ·
-Range, 6,000 miles at mµ ..
lmum weight, enough io fly non-
stop from Los Angeles to London or
·Paris.
-Crew, three or f•\•lr pilots and
flight engineers and approximately
15 stewardesses.
• THIS RIALL Y could happen ID·
slde the giant of · giants In the air
paS1enger field, the Boeing 747,
that has kept all production
schedulu and rolled out rigbt on
time September 30. Maybe the
hockey match up p-ont would be a·.
~lt squeezed for spece, but .unless
you have actually seen the 747 and
walked th?ougb a simulatad cabin
arrangement, you just can't g'rup
how large It ls ,
WITH ALL of Orange County's
·worry abput air travel and air
noise and involvement in the air
.ie, up to now .there is no need to
woi-ry aboµt the 747 taking ol1 from
Orange County Alrpor\. It requires
about 10,000 feet of runway -
available at most all metropolitan
airports -but ~ange County's
runway ts jnst over S,000 feet In
length.
..,.. ·L ARTIST'S DRAWING SHOWS NEW IOI ING 747 SUPIRJIT IN PLIGHT, • '.·
Its Impact on air travel In the
United ·States very likely will be
just as great as lts jolt to those who
first see lb size up close.
How blg is it?
Well, if statistics are your forte,
jry these on for slze :
-Length, 231 feet, 4 inches -
almost 80 feet ·longer than the
Boeing 707. U you like to draw
analogies, a high school football
star could kick a football as far u
be could once, plck it up and kick lt
again and chances are he wouldn't
have gone from nose to tail.
Baniilg 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,
Nortl! Carolina.
VERY SHORTLY thereafter,
other 747s will begin pouring out of
the giant Everelt complex at an
ultimate rate of more than one-a
day.
. Considering the cost -Pl
' mllllon without seats and galleys -
that's quite an economical cash
register, eveD. for the mammoth
Boeing Company and Its sprawung
SeatUe complex of. air tnanu!ac· .
turlng.
Viewed from the side, the 747
could be conaidered In three layers.
The bottom layer ts for storage,
eq1ilpment and; In some model!,
for &alleys that can be ~alaed and
lowered by elevator.
The second layer.)! the marn·
moth passen&er compartment. It lJ
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nearly 20 feet wide - 7 feet wider
than the common airliner In use to-
day.
THE THIRD ·tayer does not ex ..
tend the entire length of the plane.
At the forward end of the 747, a
slight bump is quite noticeable.
The foremost part of this hump is
the flight deck, oddly not too dll·
ferent from the cockpit of the 707 or
De.II now In use. Behind the
coctplt lJ an upper deck com-
partment fo; whlch many fanciful
Ide .. have been advanced .
It may be merely a bar for first
class passengers, but other im-
aginative. projects indicate that it
mayti!M be used for a prlvat~
stateroom with bed, a P.rlvate
loun&e or a business omce for
those e1ecutlve1 who want the
ultimate In privacy.
Window seats may be a litUe
hard to come .by In the center sec·
tlon of ~e 747. There are rows of
seat.I, of course, alongside the
tuaelage for the entife length of the
crall But in addltlon, a wide
center set of four-abreast seats will
offer plenty of comfort b u I
passengers' view will primarily be
of a movie screen in front of them.
Assembly of t/'e super-jet is in a
new plant Bo;ng built here in
Everett. By any standard, it is
hu&e. The main building in'which
the 747 is .. 1embled ts, In volume,
the world'• lar&est buil411lg. It
coven .f8 acres.
Boeing ts shooting for FAA
certlflcatlon of the 747 by October,
1111111. Tbts would parmlt customer
alrllnOI to begin 747 Hrvlce ID late
JJell. Pan Amerlcon will cet model
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No. 1, followed by Lutthann and
Japan Airlines. Boeing already has
firm orders-' for 158 of the f20 ·
million 747, with delivery ranging
from Septamber, 111118 to late 1971.
Largel\ u1en of the 7•7 will be
Pan Am, with 2a; TWA, with 22;
United, with 18; and Am6'1cu ind
Northwut with 10 each. Pra.,.
tlcally every alrllne In the world -
Including such · line• u Soul.II
African and Iberian Airlines of
Spain -lias entared qrdw for ~
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-· . -.. __ _.fohn. Glair.' --To Russian ..
;·Olympians
1\l "x1co CITY (AP) -.
c.ct>ooloYaldan ""' --..... malnlainlDC. • -.. -,a other -but U..1 -'t -the
aporb of blttonJell -Ill ... Ol1DIPlc
VUlap hec<I. •
' •"Tbl Bmt-s?" ooe mwded Csech
atblelo ...-.i lo a Q'*Y· ''We look
at tllom and ... -""'1 air ...
SiDc:e -wm moved..,.... the
Cledl -a month aco and pol'lted
Oil -...... 11'1"""' fl( Priiue cqanlJss fl( Ille Olympic Genes
ha ... ;,..,, tit lo 1<"'11 Ille two Com·
muaist teems u m apart u ~ble.
'lbeJ minlle but ... 1 11,i> n ' I
1ra-.
BecaL • of tbt similarity of tbeir na.
tiooal lnslpdu, Ibey can be easily
eonfuoed.
The Czecbs wear the huge letW"s
CSSR -signilylng Czech • SloYak
Soclalist Republic. The Russians are
...C..W.biO by the familiar initials
CX:CP, meaning the Union ~ Soviet
SndaU•t Republics.
John Glalr Is not • mu for
Idle bouts or proloqed coq. vena&n. .
Rather , be Jets hlJ
performance on the water do hil
talking and that's the way It'll be
In Mexico City when the 26-year-
old Newport Beach soldier pad·
di.. In Ozympic kayal: canoe
competitton.
Glalr ii phy•ically tho moi;t
impressive member of t b e
Untt.d stat.. Olympics kayak
conlingml
And he has one of the most lm·
posing records of Ile 1even men.
who'll represent m against the
wockl at Cuenmanco Canal. near
Mexico City.
He is a twHUne winner of the
U.S.· national doubles cham·
pionohip and In 196/i be bagged
lbe North American classic tiUe.
Glair is a 3-year veteran of the
sport and is CWTenUy OD. i.em-
porary Glty detac~eJ!! _from
lhe U.S. Army.
He finds nothing 1pectacular
about the fact a soldier can ban·
dle biln.self on water.
Tbe star teamed with fellow
Newport r<Oident Pete Weigand
to Win the U .S. Olympic lriaJa in
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• JOHN GLAJR
tw'o-man kayak action.
Whether he goes in singles,
doubles or K-4: at Mexico has yet
lo be def<rmlned by team of·
fido!J.
To Hurl Second -Gaine •
.ST, LOU!li -Tiie World &ories bld-t.nliel began lluttoring about In the
stomaclll of Mlickey Loiicb and Nelson
Bri!OI today.
Wlllle plld>en Denny McLain and
p1 Bob G4beon ~ned the World Series
-Y. Lolich of llie Tlgen and llriles
of the c.dl were confirined u
Tblrsdl.y'1 ffC<lld-day stiarten.
Lollm rej:Ol'Cied a 17·9 record for
Detroit~ Briles Witt 19-11. He woo
Ule th1rd pme oi the '67 Series
agallllt Boctoo,
The tl*d game pitch.en saturday in
D«rolt are e>peeted to be Earl Wilaon
A Wlld Serles
(13-12) I~ lle!!:o(t ,.,.i !lay. Wasbbum
(14-8) 6lr St. Louis.
And wblle Glbeon, Biid McLaln
,squirmed in the Wcrid Serles s~gbt
tloday, still another CBrdinaJ 'llM
another Tiger Odget.ed with their own
I?<obiems.
· Oriahdo Cepeda'• sb!m from bll bl~
-ting and ~Joey _Stanley'• from his
fielding.
Cepeda 11 the St. Louis first
basem.an who's bulll a reputation as a
lusty hitter during the season but a
failure as a bitter during the Series.
Stanley iJ the Detroit center fielder
Ducky Medwick Recalls . .
Flying. Fruit ·of 1934
ST. LOUIS (AP) -"It WU a play
where 1 lild Into thlnl ba.e," Joe
"Ducky" Medwick 1ald, res:alllng the
lncldent that touched oil the fruit-
throwlni rhubarb in the 19.14 World
Series.
portable, eatable, 1qua1~able and
throwable.
"I don't know where they got all that
stuff," Medwick chuckled.
who's.become known.for his defena.ixe
ability in.,..... field but who s~
must do the same thing at shortstop.
lI\ today's lint game of the World
Series, Cepeda's job was to try and
·help power 13-shµtout Gibflon past 31·
game winntt McLMD.
stanJey, Oil the other hand, WU
respoosible b not letting a n y
Canlinal 1"11 get pal!! him.
. Cepeda the NaUonal League's Most
Valuable Player last year after bet-
ting .325, managed ooly three bill in 29
at-bats against Bostoo, giving him a
two-series tofla1 ot Mor-48, or .125, and
three runs batted in.
This year ha& been a lot dilferent for
!im because be plummeitied tO .m .
"It'& just cme of. ttlo6e things,'' said
Cepeda. "I wantod lo do better; but I
couldn't. 1 knew what I wu doing. l
got some bad b&blil. I just k«I' trying
to get . rid ol them and hoping, but
nothing helped.''
Stanley, meamr'hile, muft con-
centrate oo the defensive pert of his
game. After all, today was only tile
nintit time in his career he's been a
shortsrop .
He's there because Ttgtt Manager
Mayo Sa\ith wanted to get Al Kallne's
bat -lhe Iine·U!>· With Kaiine going
to right, Jim No<thrup owltx:hed lo center 311.d Stanley to t!le infield.
The 26-year-old Tiger lint played
-In lato Augus~ then wirked
there the last siz games of the season ..
OrigiDally, they ...,.. sd>eduled lo
occupy odJacenl quarten and lo eat
in the &a.me dinlng .rocm -an inn
curtain cafeteria oonlalnlng also the
Ent Germans and the Poles.
A tXscreet change was made in the
aparlment allocation. Tbe Russian1
remained in dining room 1-A. where
the main Communist natioos eat. The
Czechs were transferred lo dining
room 4-B. They eat with the
Hollatx!en and -the Frmch. The
Americans are D'!rl door.
There He Goes! There are a lot of almllarities
between. the '34 World Series and the
one that started today m· St. Louis.
But there aren't likely to be any
slides in '68 to match Med.wick's 1934
Finally, when. the debris started to
pile up, Medwick waded througb tt..
fruits, sandwiches, and paper cups to
the boz seats in answer to a summons
from baseball ~mmlssioner Ken·
nesaw Mountain Landis.
"I'm reolly happy Mayo bad enough
confidence to try me there," Stanley
&aid. "U he wasn't afraid, I shouldn't
be.
slide. Med.wick was the Cardinals' left
"Eat with the RUlsians?" a Czech
said with a grimace. "U they made
me do that, I never eat. I starve t.o
death."
•• .~nd Tigers Fret fielder. It was the 1eventh and
deciding game. The place was Detroit.
It happened in the sixth inning.
"I bit the ball off the right center
fence," Med.wick rec8ns, "and when I
round.ed second Mike Gonzalez, our
third base coach, put his hands up to
There are more than 4,000 RUBslan
athletes here, all wearing livid red,
The 117 t'2:ecbs have blue and red at·
tire.
The Czechs announced. that their na·
tional sports hero,. Emil Zatopok, Win·
ner of ~ gold meda!J in the 1952.
Games at HelRnki, would be arriving
at the scene here Thursday.
There bad been reports that because
of the political llitualiOl1 In Prague, the
great distance runner -winner of the
maratbcon, 10,000 end 5,000 meter runs
at Helsintl -had gcme .lbto i.ding and.
may have IOUght sanctuary elaewhere.
"That J:; nat tn{e," a Czech official
explained. 1'Zat:Dpek was Vf!!fY unbap.
py at first when the Russians invaded.
He refU!ed to leave his apartment.
But now he is coming to the Games.
He is coming at the request ot the
lntematlooal Ozympic Oommlttee.
"I don't think the Russians would
dare .try to prevent tb.at."
Sports In. Brief
ST. LOUIS CAP) -Arms .
T!ult's all the talk had beoo about
prl<r to today's opening of the World
Series. Arms". The ones that belong to
Demy McLain and Bob Gibson.
But there is one portion of the
anatomy that tends to be overlooked.
Legs. The ones that belong to Lou
Brock.
Bn>ct has been. considerably
O'Vdsbadowed by all Ule pre-Series
speculati.on about the McLain-Gibsoo
dueb. But be is pr-obably t.he ooe
..f>layer who could change the Serles
around, just as be did last year
against Boston when the focus also
wu on pitchers, Gibsca and Boston's
Jim Lonborg.
All Brock did was steal a World
Series, record seven bases while hit·
ting .414.
But while the focus remains on
McLain and Gib-soo, the eyes of
Detroit calcber Bill Freehan will be
Ramb"lers Walk Away ,
From CaP,ito'ls, Countr,
The Orange County Ramblers won \t.u.nta Falcons.
their final game Tuesday night under The club gave Van Bracklin a loog
that name. term oontract Tuesday after owner
The club called. a press conference Rankin Smith fired Norb Hecker. ......
to:1ay in San Bernardino to announce The FalCQns havt. won only four
the club i.5 moving to that city. games since they entered 'the league
CoadJ. "Homer Beatty's team sCOTed as an expansion team in. 1966.
17 poinfs in the last quarter to beat ""' ., ...,..
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FLAGSTAFF, Ari%. -Tbe fledgling
Phoenix Sun1 take another ahot at the
Los Angele1 Later1 In a NaUonal
Basketball Ass.oclatlon EUlbttlon
1ame bert tonight aad they're boplnc
to score a bullseye.
The Sun1, one of tbe two new teams
.In \be NBA, were 1bootla1 off the
mark Tue1day night and dropped a
ll3-9G detlslon to the La.ken before
nearly 3,000 fan1 la Me11, Artz..
The Laker1 1bowed a balanced 1cor-
lnc attack with super1t.an Elgla
Baylor, WUt Chamberlatn and Jerry
West ICCll'fn,: 18, 15 and 15 polntl.
Rookie Bill Hewitt, a former
\Jaivenlty or Southern California ltar,
allo bl! for 15 point.. .. ... ...
Norman Van Brocklin, 42-yea:r~Jd
former Ram quarterback and head
coach of the Minnesota Viking~, Is to-
day the coadl of the downtrodden
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LOS ANGELES -Jimmy Jones,
balled a• the top football player to
emerge from high school ra.ob In the
1tate of Pennsylvania, today buded a
Ost of froth stars enroWnc at
University of Soulbern CaU(orota.
Joae1, from Harriabarg, P1., led the
John Barria Blgb Scbool lo a 111,9
record la1t 1e1soa ud threw a 1tatt
record 35 touchdown panes while
compteUn.c m out of 197 throws for
Z,!11 1ards. .
Othei· 1ncomtng freshman football
1tan lnclnde quarterback G r e f
lrtaer, Loi Angeles city "player of
the year" from Gardena ; fullback
Tom Fitzpatrick, from Anlhelm;
ltnemu Joha Grant from Bolle,
Idaho, and halfback Bob Glorgettl,
.. back of the year" from Saa Fraa-
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Top basketball performer1 to enroD
Included Roo ROey, Lo1 Angtle1
"player of the year" from Jordan
BJih; Paul We1tphal . from AvlaUoa
High ud Arlzoa1'1 Joe Mickey, ••
oulltandlac performer at Scott..sdalf!t
Ariz.
Alcan Golfers
Shoot Works
SOU'mPORT, England (AP) -H
the Alcm $200,CKX>~ Golf Tournament ceca <larud at all today Ibey cu ·
illlmlt Brilish crlcltel.
Cdcket experta who know belt how
lo dT)' out •elected groond1 arrived to
boll out the 7,140-yard, par 74 Ro7al
BJrtdale Golf Club links which have
been w:ader a week long f'llin.
At llake ls a Moman tournament '!hlcb Includes the Alcon Goller of the
Year t!Ue, ..-Jotod to 21 pro-
feaafonila who have qulllifled w 1hoot
for • ant J>Cizt of ~.ooo.
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squarety on Brock. tell me there was no play .. Well, I "We can't let hhn run wild." came closer to third and the Detroit Freehan say~ pomtedly. "The firat third baseman, Marv Owens, is strad·
time he ~s ts important -e~erl'.on_e dllng the bag. I keep coming in and he
wants tilt; first one. The best thing 1s if stays on the bag.
he doesn t ~et on bas~, _but if .he does ~ ''When I came in," Medwick con·
the pttdl~r s_ got to g1~~ me a shot at tinued. "he made a motion like he had
getting him ,il ~e goes. , the ball and put the tag on me cas I slid ~d there s \«le doubt that Brocks in. You see a man Blanding ttlefe like
going to go. that yo u figure he has the ball and "Our club is the kind of club that there's a play" ·
scores ooe n;!1 ~y way w~ can," There was "no play. Instead there
Brock says. We re a runnmg ball was a fight
club. !t's part of~-It's one of ••we threw a few pt; n ch es , ' ' OU!; biggest, assets. . Medwlck }aughed. "We rolled around
We ~ t play a f et Y • f 1 r st on the ground more than anything
baseball. . else. It's just one of those thin!its that
Brock proved that du:ing ttle happen. We laugh· about it now
regular National League season by whenever we meet. He's a scout now,
stealmg. 62 bases .. That compares with I think for Detroit, in California.''
the entire Detroit team tot.al of. 26. Medwick is a minor league fn.
Another comparison is found in structor for the Cardinals now. He is
Brock's seven steals in the Series last also a successful insurance executive.
year. The T:igers' leader this year was The ruetJme .324 bib.er was inducted
Dick McAuliffe . He stole eight bases in into the Hall of Fame earlier this
151 games. .
The game ol stealing, as Brock sees
it, "is quite a psych,ological game -
oat and moose. The whole tiling
depends on who gets the jump cm
who."
The best ddense agairist Brock, of
course. is to keep him off the bases.
NotJhing to it, says McLain:
"You either get t1.m out or you let
him hft a homer -so be bas DO base to stop at.''
year.
He can laugh about what followed
that slide now, but he didn't think it
was too funny then.
"I went back to left In the bottom of
the sixth," Med.wick continued, ·"and
they started throwing an sorts of
things out of the stands. The game
was delayed 34. minutes. We couldn't
continue."
Irate Tiger fans pelted Medwick
with eW<ylhlng bandy, 'everything
SIDELINE SYMPHONY -University ol Wisconsin he9d t<dbal1 colch
John Coatta did all he could from the •lde!llles Sliturday •• h!s~gm
rallied al WeshioitOn. II dlcln't do BllY P>d. WlscooJ!n I~ 21•1f •
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"The commJsstoner called me over
and asked me what the matter was. I
told him I didn't know. Then be told
me he would have to put me out of the
game.
"I think he was right. The game
couldn't continue and it would have
had bo be a forfeit, and you don't
forfeit World Serles games. But I
,, think he should have put the both of us
cut. After all, both of us were
fighting."
"SUre I'm nef'V'CIUI. but I'd be nervous if J was playing center field.
I 'd be nervous ii I wasn't playing. I
felt good the last couple of games. I
was more relaxed.
"I don't expect any specla1 treat-
ment. I told Dick not to baby me. I
don't want him to let up on a throw
and hurt his p)ay."
Di.de . is second baseman Dlck
McAuli!fe, who's been spending extra
time working with Stanley on various
plays. · ·
Basketball Workouts
Start Oct. 15 for UCI
By .EARL GUSfKEY
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UC Irvine basli:etball coach Dick
Davis is marking off ilhe d:ays until Oc·
tober 15.
That's the day basketball practice
st.arts and the Anteater• will have the
finest aITay of talent yet seen at UCI
-bopping even. the group that
registered e 20-8 season last year.·
Davis will greet 10 re'tumees from
last year -including four starters -
and five promising JC transrers as
well as five sophomordl up from the
fresman team.
Only guard Darrell MiUne< WU
· ~uated. from last year's 1tarting
unit. Back are Mike Heckman (6-7),
Jeff Cunningbom (6-4), Nick Sanden
.(6-3) and Jim Farley (6-2).
The transfer• are Mike Barnes (5-
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10, Riverside), Jcm. F'arwell {6-4::, Rio
Hondo), John Glavinovich (6-6, Fresno
JC), Stev. Sabina (6-4, Glendale) and
Gene Zeeb (6-8'h,· Lo)'<>i& U.),
Promoted freshmen ere Brad Baker
(6-1), Keith Bean (6-2), Ed B1lrl·
ingham (64), Bob McCormick (6-5)
and Steve Schlesinger (5-9).
Incoming freshmen are Pat Adams
(6-3, West Covina), Jlm Bl.allier (6-2,
Big Bear), John Fiedler (6-3, Lowell),
Gary Fox 6-3, Valencia), Bill George
(6-7, Rim of the World), Jim Helm (6-
1, Tustin) and Jeff Jackson (6-3, La
Habra).
Abo: Bill Moore (6-5, Marina), Joel
Morgl8D (6-3, La Habra), Robbie
Sagehorn (6-4, LB Willon), Jobn
Strock (6-8, Newport), C~rr y w ... ennan (l>a, No. Hollywood) ond
Steve White CH, Covina).
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INTERNATIONAL STATUS -The new 4>tel'Il!ltioael sailing class So!inf ii
being eyeballed by Newi>ort yacb~meii as the first two arrived at Balboe
Yacht Baa!D. Soling ls belrig considerod as • new Olympic cl8!s for 1972.
Harbor Sail.or Gets
·Two· ot S~ling Class
~ Fint ol. the iDtemational oommittee is giving con-
11aiti1JC cllif Solln,g Pl• been sideration to the Soling as a ,
..ectl\lOCI. by ilol• Mela· "'l'lacemeot foe the Dragoo
· inger of ~Bilboa Y • c h t Clus.
Bnin, Ba Baylid&Drtve. 1be Soling is 26 feet 9 in·
, MewDeer HM trwO ol. the cbes overall, 20 feet on the
now :ri-IOOI thr<IWDOa, be! woterline, 6 feet 3 inches
-· _,,...,.. Alli>ot Boot beam with • draft of 4 feet 3
Worb, Somia, Canada, and -· ·It wel&h1 2,11111
$110tber fr<!m P~eod. a pounds aid carries 233
,.._ builder. sqllOre feet of oail excludlni
.'!be Sol.iag, designed b)' Ille spinnaker. O u t 1 i d •·
Jan L1nCe of N.....,y .,,.. ba1laot fi 1280 poonds.
ll·ven mternaUonal-statut N. 1be Soling was ~n by
"' 1be IYRU in a de-com-tbe lntfll"!lllllonal -1' •• c b ! petllJon, -.. al it.
11,adoc. Union ln -and -lllmpliclty of dealpo, &peed.
moy -., • .., Olyrn?o. iiase of. oailiog and ii con-
-~by 1972,. I~ is~ Jidered relttivel7 JD.
that tile O!)'mpic yacbtinC HpeJtsive. .
Jac!\.Sonville Plays Host
roSnipeJ{egatta Oct.19
The F1orlda Y&eht Club of. seven races sailed over an
J~e bas IUlCtpted Olympic t}1lt c:o<roe cl from'
• imitation from the Snipe five to 1eYern nautteal milts.
ClUJ ;mtemational Racing This is a.J.90 the same type of ' A1sodation to host the 10th course used . by the
Western Hemiqlhere Snipe' America.'• Cup races oU
Cha111j>ionthlp Regatta on Newport, R. I.
the St. Johns River &tartioC • After a careful study of
Oct. 19 ·lllit coollnulng wind end ,.. oondlti0111 for
t11J<1uCb Od. 25. tile past 10 years, October,
Tba ,S!JJl>a. ii the llrgeal 19611, W8' 1eleded 81 the
olaaa of on~·..Uboata, montb moat llUl,y to pro.
lo !Ila WWld -.over 17 ,oeio duce f-le wind• for
· rerillen\I -. •'in. ' Ml ~ ~g -oteady w!nd1
fleets. 1'lbe . '.W e's tern , .. of 10 to 20 tnot..
Hemtipbei. ey'eni ti bel!f on The sc:bedule adopted for
al~ y e a r s to the the raoea kdudet;-;priacUce
World <Juimploaahip." Thi! .., .. , SaWrday and SUoday, yw .II 11. erpeotioil !O drait Oct. · 111-20 1o f~
\oP •'l\lli.>I q~I .from 12 OI tailors wJlh locel oondltiODI more:""*""· <111' the nvei:. The ·llpl two ~~llemiapbere dwn· ...cos of "-~Uoo
pi bu be«> held_ on1J ltioi"t M...,, Oct. U: tha .
OOf'O beli<• in U.S,.waw... third and ~~· race will 11"11 beint . .t Clearwaw . ·-~ • . N. Iii' 1 .. ~ tile iin! be ..Ued Tueodoy; tile l!ftll ocjOs bl 1*, ffliyan&, QQ '*" Wedneoday and Ille ....,ll&d 11--~~), -'!i>lh and l9Y0"th ...... 00
-~ ln ltlil; Thndoy. N-Balwxw.a.111.usi;, . The closing bal\quet encl
Buenol'Altea ~ lnipby , -ladooo are 1111\): IUo de~ . ' Bn2ll . -ICbeduled lor ftlda7. Oct.
Jn ~ ,°""1llle ' 25 ao as to.llk>W a\l clay Fri· COMcla1 lD illl4,' end MDll· dio' to mite up Ill)' ochedul·
tmdeo: U...111i!1 Iii 19e!S. • , . od "'~ not completed
. !ba' .hanll111>110rf • cll*nl· . becauM .Ol weather CQll·
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her Con>nad~25 1!00p, Joie de Vlvre -~ng
thi"N""""1": w-· Perpetµil 10<. the •eCood year Ill a Jf1fi. ,_ ---
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Log .Rac.e
On Saturday
Something new in the way
of pred·!Cted l<>g r acea i:a
scheduled Saturday when
the S o u t h e r n CalUornJa
Cruiser Association stages
It. Electronic Piloting Con·
test oU Point Fermin.
'lbia Is the 1ecood ylk of
thJs unique cootett t n
navigation 1n which on!y
~leotronic navigational in-
strument.I may be usM -"° visual bearings.
Any electronic navigation clle!IW excepi tile eP.e ;
taebOmeten may be used.
'Illes• ioclucle d e p th
IOUDder1, radio direction
finders and 81lY other gear
on board.
· The crew consists of 1
helmsman, navigator and
off~ ob&erver. T ht
helmsman i1 not allowed to
change course except for
navie;rAional safety, except
OD orden from th e
naviaatar. The navigator
can order a couree change
based solely on electronic
navJgation equipmenL
A 1klppen Jll•etl!fi will be
held at tha Long Beach
Yacht Club Friday at 8 p.m.
Skippers m\llt have witb
them lhelr navigator 11111
e X Ch ID Ct observer. EJ:·
d>!mge of observen will be
madAI -tbe ~ that Ile obterv• ii h·
perlenced in predieled lo(
racing. · 1 Approx!mato d!Rince ol
the coWH is :t> mllel.
Clieck p0intls will be latitude
and 1 o a g i t u d e pol'ltlon1.
From tile lalt check J>Olnl a
cbqe of course to 210
degrees magnetic will be
mi.de for 1 distance ol Olll
mlle. Skli>l>or• will than
mab a 8t!6 decr1e tarn to
port, tlltn atop --posi lion IS close d pollibll
until n-.c! by Ill< ec1111o
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• 1 .Meeting Park Needs ·
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Lacun& BeeCh COWIC!Jmen have Indicated solid back· !iii ..,, • Part Fae and Land Dedication Ordinance DOW '~ u.t munk:lpal bopper.
1 Park lhy •Laguna Beach needs su•b a tool. The
ordinance HU up the bull for requiring from IUture
"lllbdl.\>ldon 1ani1 or a lee -or both -" for parks. Enabl·
lill Jtalslatlon wu passed by tht llato Legislature In llill moklilr rucb an onllnance possible. '
• Tiit efltct "ould be to cause IUture home owners
to ·IJtlp 1"01 al !he time of home purchase toward re-
crlal.loaal fllcllltles that they will use.
I ' ___;~ is, '1191"" OIJ.ullable titan spreading such growth ....,. acr.a the eruUng community.
'Ibe enabling aot also requires that fees or land given
by su'bdlvlders must provide parks In tit• service area of
1be new bomes they will serve. · .
. How well this will work will probably depend on the
llM and ~pby ol future aubdivisiom. StiU, a vest-
pOcltet pork Cor. a snWI development is l!Otter !ban no part. • . .
• '111• ordinance la .;. attempt to provide for oacb
1,oOo reold~ta lour acres of pul<. Bluebird Children's P:artt· for example, iJ: about f6ul aCl'eJ.
Ntlgbborbood parks would probably be located ad· l!IC«rt to tclloOl.._11laygrounds where poesible, as wu
· don• at Top ol me World, to get maximum benefit 'from
the .,... lnvol\l.Od.
'!'he P~ ordinance la written 10 that more land
or a &tNlet ·tee :woulcl have to be giv.en for subdlvtsi..., ~t are more dense.
A ,ubdlvkler Wlth . a development as dense as JOO
lUdb per acre would be rtquincl to provide almoot 30
Fact,s Can .Be
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
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Thinking
A grat deal of attentfcc ha.a been
paid to the neurotic who indulges in
flntllly. who ~ot keep his facts
otralght, and Indeed does not re1ped
the dividing line betw-llCI an4 fan.
ey.
ChrUtmas gift 1uggestlon 1..-
hyg!enlc, publlc-1plrited Lagun·
ans: Those new flea collars ·to
attach to the love beads of our
long-haired, unwashed hippies.
-J. W. B.
pemnt of his acreage for parks. At the other end of
the scale, a subdivision with one house or lus per acre
would be required to give less than one percent of Iha
gross acreage.
Fees· 1n lieu of land would be at the lair market
value of the land. Subdivisions with 50 or fewer houses
could not be charged land, oply a lee. In lar~er subdi·
vision• councilmen could accept a combination of fee
and land or either depending on the circumstances.
The on1nance seems an equitable one and the coun--
cil. should move toward enactment as quickly as pos-
sible.
Laguna's Parking Problems
Lacuna Beach Chamber of Commerce directors will
be attemptinJ in the months ahead to come up with
recommendations on a long-1tanding and worsening
problem-the parking &t>ortage.
Lloyd -~ longtime local businessman, sparked
the. 1tudy• ilsi we<k slt« telling fellow chamber direc-
tors there are more comptaints about the shortage of
parldnf than about tile presence al hippies.
Dl.scuMion centered around the possibility ol. a mul-
ti-story parking structure at the big Glenneyre Street
mu·nicipal lot. The city aiready has a study for a atruc·
ture here which might. with .revisions, be usabl e.
One problem with the site Is the possiblllly rteOm·
merided by the State Divia:ion of Highways of a viadilct carrying traffic over the downtown basin. Ni proposed,
it would begin in that area. Ta.king this into account, the
parkizig siudy should be useful It might ev~n be that
puklna could be included in any state program.
A Plaintive Letter From C%eehoslovukla
'Protected' By Red Cannons,.Tanks
To the Editor:
. Recently I received a letter from
my native eountry, Czechoslovakia.
The following is an excerpt from a
translation of the letter, which I would
like t.o share with your readers: Litters from rtadnl art toelcomt.
Normallt1 writert ahould convev their
messages in 300 wordl or le&s. Tht
right to comUnlt letters to fit space
or elim1nate libel ii teseroed. All let:.
ten must include rignature and mail-
ing address, but namet unu be with-
htld on requtst.
demonstrated a .concern for their
education.
D.W.DEAN
ltfaln ls•lffl•
To the Editor :
I went to the lecture given by
Eldridge Cleaver at·UCI mainly to see
being swamped by people from the
South, and some mldwesterner" who
seem to eQuate a college :with a
gJorlfie<l bigb scbool. (Oflr governor
attended a small ~ttnguilhed
midwestern college.). These. people do
not bring with thEim a tr,afUon of high
educational Standards and netd help in
understanding the valllie' of 1 good
schools. ·
Let me l\llae-t. however, that the
C!Pl'Olile case ii just ail neuz«ic -and moro froqtlently -n. That 11, the I case of the pe:raon who la 10 obsessed
with imlflvant facta 1Mt be cannot
make his point, If any.
atory. Who cares whether it haPP.!ned
in March or AJrll of 1932, or if the
town was in Idaho or Iowa, or whether
the girl it happened lo Wl)ll!i .a niece or a
eranddaughter of Dr. Zilcll?
"I really feel like just sitting down
on the floor next to you, putting my
lie8d in your lap and cry, cry, and cry.
Not too long ago this nation bloomed .
It breathed in freedom .. .\nd all Of a
sudden it ~an to be at its last gasp,
it barely breathes arid if it sWl keeps
human and at its wits, then it is
becawe of the love of all of us for it,
as well u our hate of those who step· Cu f ill neck .. In smelly combat
"I hope lllis lettE< ·will reach you
1afely. Our 'friends and protectors'
1upposedly do not interfere in our af.
fllra, but the lifst thing Cley des4'e is
to Um.it our freedom or the .press, etc.,
etc. just like theirs. Since January we
could freely write and think, it was
our spring ... And I am afraid (it's
impossible to trust them) that they
will stick their dirty paws not only into
our press, but also pur letters.
den behind a bush w.i.tb a gu., in his
hand? Fourteen million people came.
That'• all we hive. But tbere we,re no
counterrevolutionaries, only people
with aome brains who know and love
our beautiful country, our homelaM.
and hear for mys_elf in order to test OUR DAUGHTER has moved to
this experience against the reports I New Jeraey from the Bay Area of
would later read in the press. In my California, and irislsts schools are bet~
opinion, Herman Wong ' of the L. A. tei' there. Frankly, I doubted 'tb11 even
Times completely missed the main though her fifth grader is going into a
issues and picked around for sensa· class of M from a smaller •clus, and
tional statements and four-letter their gtrt ha.a only 28 io ber fourth
words (out of ._context and not in their grade class. However., I believe her
application. to a atrong protest).~ did now foi ,I just. saw statistics.._ on the
Thomas FOrtune of the DAILY PILOT. states .and their support of ach6ols.
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At a recent party, I overheard a
lady trying to relate a real·llfe in·
ddent that had happened to her many
yem 110. Midway in the ato:rY, ah•
bogged -becauoe 1he WU unable
to recall the name ol the doctur who
bad treatod bU tn 19.11.
NOW, TBl8 DOcrOR'S name had
no bearinl on the story. He could have
been Zllcb Or McGilllcuddy or just
plain Doctor X -but she fllssed and
floundered for five minutes in a
de sperate effort to recollect -and
lost her audience in the meantime.
We have all seen countless instances
of thlJ: kind of behavior. It is
1omethin1 more, I believe, than mere
long-wlndedne11 or dullness o f
personality -·!t is, aomehow, a
neurotic attempt to cling to facts as ii
1bey were the oore of • person's ex-
istence.
Countleu conversations have been
ruined by 1his pathetic addiction to a
place, a date o.r a name when none
of them iJ easential lo the point of the
THESE FACTS MAY be Important
lo reporters, 1awyer1 and s0cial
staUstfciam, but in the ord.lnaty run of
conversation, it ii the zest, thf humOI',
the pertinence -in short, the spirit -
·of the anecdote we are interested in.
not tbe literal acCUR1.cy.
Jt is ~ easy to dismiss thOH people
simply as bores (as, indeed they are),
without understan41ng what motivates
their tedious verbal habit. But' we
le&rn nolhfng from merely dJsm.issing
or pigeonholing people in this fashion.
A human being is a compound of
fact and imagination. One type ol
rwurotic Dees from the world of fact
becauae he cannot bear it; .another
kind aet!ks in fact a refuge from think·
ing, from feellni, from the vast
reaches of imagination. He ii as
frightened at one extreme aa the fan·
tasizer is ·at tbe other. Tbe ocly d.lf·
fen!oce is that while the fantasizer 11
sometime:s locked up, tbe factuallze~
often becomes the olllclal chl
historian.
U.S. Rocket Mystery
WASHING TON -Delense Sel·.
Clark Clifford ii behrg: put squarely 01
the apot to disclose whether the U.S.
ha• rocket.I almilar to those beln1 us·
ed by the.'"' Comm\:lnlrta to in ·
dis:crimlnately batter S o u t h Viet.
nameae coinmuntues and clviUana.
Also, it the U.S. does have sue·
weapolll, Why they aren't btin
employed ttAlnst North Vietname!
population centers and m i1 it a r
targets.
These highly pertinent questio:
have been blunUy put up to Clifford t
Rep. H. R. Groas, ft-Iowa , inlluentls'
mem~r of the House Foreign Affair~
Conun1tte1, following an UD&uccesaru .
effort to 1et this information from
~mocraUc c:oncre11iona1 leaden.
1belr ambi1uou1 and ev~ive replies
to Grou' !Dqulriel about the failure of
tbe t:J.S. t.o uae ground-to.ground and
alr-to-pwn4 rockell 1galnst the Com-
munllll save rile to the atrong 1uspi·
clon that this country does not have
IUc:h WetpOnl.
TO GET AT THE boUom of W.
deopl¥ ~ lnyNey, 'Groos bu
Quott"S
-A. C.lloa, Saa Motet -''J'boM wt» Qout the law Whtn the law
dllp._ ilNm undermine the !"'"
codan wlJJcb 1ivt1 1bem tlio op-
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blJle¥o lo mW\a!!Cl1, "b\11 llO oan't ,al· fGtd to lit II bt ttolm 111 ...., .. ..tlo'd lib ... ,_. -r,-··
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ritten Clifford ilklng for explici'.
1swers to the followina:
"Does the United Statea have
oond·to-ground intermediate rocket'.
nd-or mi!siles capable of being fll'ed
:om the forward areas of South Viet.
·am and reaching tbe center• of
JOpUlatlon 11 well as mllltary targetl
i North Vietnam? Uthe untted States
·oea possess aucb weapons, why have
.1ey not beeJtused?
"If we do not have auch weapons,
.. :hy don't we have them?"
"Also, does the United Stu.ff have
air-to-ground rocteta and/or mla1Ue1
capable of reacbiog grou,nd targett
wit.bout subjecting our aircraft and
crewa to 1he concentrated, aircraft
defenses of the NOl'th Vietnamete? U
we have aucb rockeU and/or ml1&ile1.
wOy are they not being uaed? U we do
not have such weapona, pleue expla.ia
wby we doa't h1v1-thtm." ' .
GROSS-FORTHRIGHT question&
ln&J' esplode a bombshell ID tbe JiecUc
electioa campaJcn now tn prosrua..._
throughout the oowtll'y.
Admlaalon by CllUml that the U.S.
doea not have intermedlate ground...to-
cround roctell or alr·~IJ'Ound
mit&Uel would alm01t certainly set off
• fwi.out polltltal· att.ack from the
Jl e p•u b·l Jc a Ii 1 . 'l'he Johoaoo
Ad:mlni~ation wollld find ltaeU heavl·
ly on the defensive Jllltifyine or u-J
plalning tll• failure to deveiOp auc.b .,,_..
"l &end you my love. My place is
here and here I intend to die. And I
don't care whether it will be !:Oday, or
tomorrow. I would only like to see
another bealltl.ful spring, like we had
in 1968."
D. S. REINHARDT
St?lflsh Apathy
"I AM HOPELESSLY shaking my
head and trying (for-those 'friends' of
OW'! who worry about us so much) to
find at least one single sensible The recent defeat of the Orange;
reeon, why thM 'prOtection' of us was Coast Junior College District bond
done so treacherously, at midnight, issue is a tragic reflection of selfish
shamelessly, and brutally. D o ~ s apathy by over BO percent of the eligi-
anybod:y, whom you are worried!. . . about, get protected in the middle of ~le vot~rs. lt 111 a crying shame .w~eo
the night .by cannons, mortan, and approximately 7 percent of the eligible
tanks, P.Qinte<l aptnst him? They say voters can defeat an issue which. would
~y aame t.o d~fend ~ frOm a have provided the facilities that our
c,ounter-revolutioo,. But u St. Ven-young people deserve and the .com·
ceslaqa, on whose-statue flew our flag unit eed at the time ol their arrival. a 'COWi· m Y n s.
temvolutiOnary'? After all, he sits on Why can't the citizens o~ our· com·
a stone horse and not on a Trojan munity take at least the mterest to
horse. Y~ th0$P. 'protectors.' of ours at-vote yes or no? I hope that their
tacked this stone horse with gunfire, pres.ant lack of concern will not haµnt
because of. thia flag. And a 14·year-old them in the years to come. Ho'."'
boy who placed the nag there, fell to parents could not be concerned ~s
bis death. Our 'Protectors' came to his beyond my comprehension, when this
funeral in tanks and it was hard for us concern would cost the average tax-
to ~lain to, them that it was ectirely payer less than two cents a day. and
unneceisary for them to be there, provide desperately needed facilities.
because all of ui bad a Dower in our
hand and not a flag which seemed to
malr.e'ilt neceuary for them to sboot at
us. Perbapl they expected coon·
temvolutloniriN to jump out of that
coffin!
"WHAT 18 ALL this talk about a
ounterrevolution? WOUid a: re 81
:ountemvolutionary go against can·
non1 and tanka ooly with a flq: of his
..::ountry? Wouldn't he be at least bid·
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near George:
I HA VE BEEN a taxpaying citizen
of Orange County for approximately
five years. My children are married
and attending school beyond the junior
college Jevel . This CQUJd place me in
tbe position of being against any in·
crease lo taxes for educational
purposes. But J\ hasn't If anything it
has increased thy feeling of obligation
to ensure that young.people now and in
the future . have .at least the same, U
not a better opportunity lo gain an
education than my OW'J1·
Many adulta are Md will benefit
from the fine adult edUcationJ'rogram
provided by Golden Weit an Orange
Coast. The avallablllty of knowledge
can do much to upgrade a community.
Those who form an opinion from Calilornia has · fill en to eighth place.'
reading these reporters will have no New Jersey snends much' more.
knowledge of the main ideas pre!!enled Do we really want our schools to
by the speakers and accepted by the ' deteriorate, and our univefsfties to
audience, nor will they have any con-allde into the·undisdngutstied group?
ceptlon of the atmosj:lhere that MARGARET MC MASTER
prevailed. Nevertheless, I'm sure
many people will feel qualified to
S{Mlak about this lecture on the basis of
their new spaper reading.
ANYONE LIMITED to one address
Is more apt to ove rstate the case thao
a speaker who has frequent op.
portunities to be heRrct by the same
andief'!ce. Let us n"lt forfet that t]Je
situations s.nd ineonities which caused
such a militant feeling in a larl{e seg.
ment of our clllture are the real
enemies, and the people wh-0 describe
the disease may have to use words
that are as dis(UStinC as many
medical terms.
Pert~netit fue•tion
To the Editor:
In response to Mrs. Ruth Shapin'&
opinion (Mailbox. Sept. 27) in regard
to Eldridge Cleaver, whom 1he
described as an eloquent young
spealrer and writer. not yet 35, and the
Peace and Freedom Party candidate
for President.
To begin with, I must correct her by
stating that he: will not appear on the
ballot in November, contrary to her
· 1tat.ement But rhore unportantJy,
Mro. Shapii), seemed to purpo1tly /
neglect many 'pertinent facets of Mr.
Cleaver. He's an ex-convict who •erv·
ed a prison senteric9 for assault with
intent to commit murder in 19~9. Is qµt
on P.aroJe and awaiting trial on I
charge of engadng in a gun battle
with Oakland police lut April s.
BE IS . A LEADER oi 'iru, Black
Pinthers, a militant blaclri organtu.
tion_ which ad~tes •v)oltnce and
lawlessness. ~
In~ ar~ents, be they political Ot'
private, the cootmders may use shock
words or slogana or pfirafts. and they
may threaten violence or withdrawal.
and they may prophesy dire results if
their view Is not victorlou1, but tbl~
preliminary encounb):r must not blind
us to the fact that a problem exists
and that It Is to everyone'• ~efit that
a solution be found. The prota"1ni.'lts
raise and discuss the issues, but the
intermediaries shoulrl took for the
fundamental value judgments on each
side and attempt a compromise or
Mrs. Shapin pleads. "I urge that you
MAR.Y w. MJLLER editorially defend 1\11. right to siate his
-conclliation.
' · case." ·She must • 1heo feel that ~tone such as ttje Imoerlai. \Vizard
Cfealler'• SPf?. ' ech o1·t11e. Ku Klux Klsn shoUld bi allowed . _to elq;uenUy, 1tate hJs cue.
T(I the Editor: . • . , ~in ,Hes the perUnent question
Thank you for !four 1xce,Dellt an~ It .ts wbejher a platform auch as
reoortin!I!' on the UC! orograqi at ,. ~ ... Uruverslty of C.liforni• ahOWd be
wh.lch. Cleaver. ~IPcJ, Pa. n t b e·r : ~ed for a niember of an extremlat
Corman, of the Pre!ld.ent'a Com-, Ol'ganiutio.n to use for bis 'own selftah
mission on Civil . Di~otders; Sch~r. !?iei-,!.Jls aod to .stir unriat t 1a11
editor of Ramparts .Magatine, ·and l?O: We need speakers' wbo oUer to Catho~c missionary. Bonpanie,...spoke. . a~_ in a soJutiQn of this nat16n '• ~
Another curious grandmother and I blems, not ·'preachers of hate and
went to hear them, pllvln~ a dollar ad-violence. ·
mission (stu'aents 7S ceata)' which R. V.'MJTCHELL
I understand it 11 not propor to
ez11end tbe little finger when
drinking colfee or tea, as It loob
affected. But could you tell me
how to hold a long-etemmed
martini glass?
SELFISHLY I~ reallf.e< that the covered the cCst or the speakert and
value of my property Is contingent provided for free ' ~~e"· anlt punch
upon tbe avallabillty of good educa· ~erved on the lawn o!Jblde the gym
Uonal programs and facllitiea in the dwlng the lntermh11lon. F.T.
Desr F.T.:
Wei~ with the bundl around
UUs M.wtPf,per J make it 1 prac-.
Uee to hold my maniDI tJ&llll1
with -bands. >
Dear Gecr1e :
Till the -at truth -do you
REAU. Y mal:e 1>P moot ol the
lolterl In ·your colwnn l '
Puzzi.ED
Dearl'lwled:
Mike them up? t don~t eveo
underslaod mos~ of. the letten•lu
m1 c:olurn.a. .
(Small troblems aotved c:tieap -trsdtna ltampo pvu wltll
wboleaale panic Iota.)
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community. I wonder how many ... M We were there tlU f p.m. when tile , ~ ·
re&latered voten (voters ii used ad-"1.H!,tlon period beir-.w and· we left. -vfaedly) have ~d an opportunity to Witfi the uceptlon ot ..,.. tat mldaJ• • .
seek a psrldll1 apace near Golden •Jed woman wtth 1 ~mldo ~, Wedn~ October 2, 1988
Weit or Oruge Cout schoola. Then saytnc "tree son," ft ftl just a • ' • ' •
aren't an7. The utter lack .of UD· meeting in the Amerlc:aJt tnd1tlm 2"M ..W011o& flOllCr-of U.. ~
dentandlng·by the citizen• of tbe ..,.. wttb folir men bavln( !Mfr illy. , -l'lloi ••b le l!ofora and ;lloC.
munlty reprdlng their reaponslbllll)' , · --~ !'l'...,.lljlg tlljl
to e111ure the best po1Sible educational a.EAVER CERTAINt.Y cap!taJtiod .._., opOlfoM and ..,,..
program II going lo result In economic · on 1boct valve, othorwtM IOUJM!ed . !"'ftW1 °" ~ ot f!ol<rlol
and cllltural stagnation of the com· contradlc:tory, and unlm""8nl: ·' end sigftffiamce. bp ~ •
munlty. Thi• I.I tragic. H..,..v .... th. trag!c w911n wlllcb ti. ,.,,,,. for Oat ..P,Wt.!,il'" of
DUE TO THE overcrowded con-
dJUons and Jack· of facllltJes, maybe it
la time to generate leglslatlon whklh
would require parenb of regtstertng
atude·nts to produce voting certllic:ates
whJch would enaure acceptabllity o[
UlDle 1tud.enta wboll parents at least
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may, or la, being Uffll to ~ •!" ....i.n• opinions, ·""4 ~r
public 1upoort ol ~,.. elucat1on11 '' ~ 'Ill• dlomt ....,.
s}'ltem. I• Important, and long alter poiJllt of fn/omt<d ob1m1en
he I.I de1d. the d1ma~e 'this · may do ""4 spoke,_. on topic> of u..
our state may be lnca1cuJ1tile. ddv.
J am a n'tlve cautomJan and our
&tale · hu atway1 h•d the hlgtlest
reprd lw education. llo .. vu,"' ire
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JEN CEN]'S
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Fortas '
Withd'raws ·Bid
'LBJ 'Agrees to Pull Chief Justice Nod
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' WASHINGTON (UPI) -Abe Fortas
a&ked President Johnson today to
withdraw his nomination to be chief
justice and John!on promptly agreed
to do so.
Johnson, describing as tragic the
Senate filibuster that blocked cori-
fh"Inatlon of Fortas, said be would
con.suit "appropriate advisers" before
deciding whether t.o recommend some·
one else as-successor to Earl Warren,
wbo wants to retire as chief justice.
Fortas said in a · letter to· Johnson
that he was dropping oµt of consider·
ation for-the post with the hope that
his move would "end destructive and
extreme assaults't on the Supreme
Collrt. He said he Would stay on a\.
an associate justlee.
In a statement released by the
White House, John.son said:
· "With deep regret I have accepted
and concur in the request of Mr. Jus-
·ti~ Forta.s_ and am withdrawiilg bis
nomination as Chief JUstice of the
United States.
"I believed when' I made this noml·
natWn, and I believe now, that he is
the best 'quallned m:an for thia high
position. The action of the Senate, a
body I revere and to ~hich I devoted·
a dozen years of my life is historically
and constitution·a11y tragic."
Asked 1p<!clllcally U Jolllison in-
tended to submit ... a new nomination
(Se• FORTAS, Paco Z).
For Newport-Mesa Schools
'Stopgap' Bond Eyed
UPI Te .......
Bright Twig
Cllllglng to her manager, Justin. De Villeneuve, British model Leslie
Hornby, ·otherwise knoWn as Twiggy, sports "new feminine look"
upon al!Tiva! Jn New York. Blonde model -92 pounds and 31-23·32
-was dressed Jn beige ••tin jacket with high coilllr and matching
slacks with black and red flower desig·ns.
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Mystery_ Corpse Found ----
Floating in Mesa Bog
Police in the first hours of the in-
vestigation were unable to determine
whether foul play was involved.
Next Feb. 11 appears a likely date
for another Nmvport·M~a Unified
School District bond election. U not
tha.t date, Sometllne s h or t 1 y
thereafter.
The school board moved Tuesday
night toward setting the date, and also
discussed e ill r o l l m e n t projections
which will be translated into dollars.
Decisi<lns on the date and possibly
the amount will be made at the next
board meeting, Oct. 15.
It was indicated' the bond isrue will
be to take care of dassroom con·
struction needs for 'Cle next three
.years, so the amown CIXlld be bi the
neighborhood of $15 million. However,
µo school official mentioned oa figure.
A $20.7 million bond iswe failed last
October as did an $11.8 million hood
issue the year before.
"We will be &Uni le tile people with
tlri• ooe bondlt1ue ""1,tellJng.tbe<n it
G .obVl<iW!y,Jllitc'li lrlopgop J!ltl[IJWe
fOr rtfiree years,"' Ni.ct Trustee Lld)'d
Blanpled Jr.
Bom:d me'Qlbers were told enroll·
ment is eipec~ to ~ by mqre "
than ·3,00J studeDts-f.o close to 1:.>,qoo in
the nexll: three years. In five yearS the
enrollment will be 32,500, the figures
showed.
Associate SUpt. Norman Loa.bl said
the latest enrollment count Monday
showed 26,410 students attending the
district's scbOOls.
now have just about that enrollment.
Newport Harbor High ha.s an enroll-
ment of 2,316, Corona del Mar Higti
2,132, Oosta Mesa Hieb 2,008, and
Estlancia High 1,971, Loats said.
Alld~n sali:d be expects sirgnilicant
sliiifts fit hiJh s.cbool attendance areas
during the next severial ,)'ear.i, and
Trustee Sellin "Bud" Franatlin plead¢
that a fixed boundary be tk'awn in the
area between 20th and 23rd_ ~e~.
Newp;>rt Boulew.rd and the Beck Bay.
~'Since Costa MesaJii&h was built 11
years ago, this·area haS been htt with
every boUndiary obailge'." Ile sali:!. 11..\t
one time three daugb.ter5 iin the lalrie
fmnily ·were all attending a di:ff~t
hig)J school."
Supt WiJlia!D CWll)ingl\am said he
wouldn't want the disti.rict e\W .to be
boxed -• penl)300nt -y'. · Franldln an.s.wered, "'!here ere ob-
vious reasons for a,,ftrni boundary .. It
is within w.alking distance of. Harbor
Hlgb and it is a relatively stable hous-
ing erea."
other trustees ·md oot commoot and
the matter was dropped.
Rafferty at Irvine Club, . . .
.'Cla-ims U!S_. 'Sold Out"
Ly J"ACK ~ELL
Of ,._ 0.11¥' l'fltl SllH
The quick easY.. smile, the knowing
Wink,· the .well•tuined phrase and the
broad · generalities ol Dr. Max Raf· ·
fert/, Republic.an candidilite for the U.
S. Senate, delig1lted an aupience of 140
Rotarians meeting at the Irvine Coast
Country Club Tuesday night.
Rafferty told ttie group the country
ha.s been "sold down the river" during
the eight years of Democqtic rule.'~
aid, and the intemat.iOnal communist ~sicy. Here are his views :
-Crime: '"We're kidding our'selves:
when we believe that we are retarding
crime by making thinis eaaiirfOr the
aiminal. I say thit you and I are not
to blame ·for these predatory packs of
The body or an· unidentified man was
found floating 1ace down this morning
in a watery ·bog on the outskirts of
Costa Mesa.
Dog Knocks Over
Gas Can, Dies
The discovery was made by a pass-
ing motorist, police said, who notified
a service station employe a t
Brookhurst street and H a m 1 1 t o n
Avenue. The bog is locatei:l on the site
of a dirt and gravel pit, near the in·
t.ersection of Hamilton Avenue and
Victoria Street.
The district is short of classrooms
now and most second graders are on
double sessions. The pinch so flar bas
been felt at the elementary · school
level. However, it iS the high scbool!I
that are expected to feel the pressure
ooct.
"The people of tQe Unlted States
h lve been handed the ·smoothest snake
,oil peddling act in his'fory," he said.
Wto is responsible?"
· 'Rafferty answered his own question:
. punks." H~ chided the U.S. Supreme
Court for its decisions which "make
things easier for the criminal: It's
time we declared war o'n the
(See RAFFERTY, Paro.:)
* * * Rafferty Scorns
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In Garage Fire
A Newp<tt Beach lamily'o cocker
spaniel kicked over a can of gasoline
Tuesday, lettinl a gamge fire that
k:i.Uld her.
Firemen. said 1he damage to the
gar~e ·a the Eugene Qavitt borne,
1313' Bonnie Doon Teil"aee, amouoted to $4,500. '
'Ibo Irvine ')'......,. bloze occurred
sbortJy bef<re noon, wllile no one was
home.
The dog, Cindy, a "8nlly pet for
eight years, died from asphyDatlon.
Firemen said gasoline from the top-
pled cal) -!gn!tod·by th.• pjJIJt.of a
clothes drier.
Debra O&vilt, 18-year..id ·orange
Coast College student, returned home
as firemen were battling 1he Oune1,
whidl swept ··111rou111 1be -.o! t.ie garage. ·
A ndghbor ball called llr:emon.
Police aaid Huntington &ach of-
fic1ab were first notified of the dead
man, and sped with sirens to the
scene. They notified Costa Mesa police
upon learning the bog is apparently
within Costa Mesa city limits.
The body remained fioating face
down, some M feet from Ule edge of
the small, water-filled ez.cavailon, as
investigators awaited the arrival of an
Orange County Sherifrs Crime Lab
crew before removing it
From shore, the on11 visible
features of the apparently full~grown
male wm a crop of black hair on the
head and some kind of ye.Dow cloth -
poeaibty·a shirt or jacket -·on' the Up-per""'°· ,
Administrative assistant Roy O.
Andersen said only three years ago
the district first grade enrollment was
half again a.s large as any high sctml
grade enrollment. Now the high school
grades are larger than first grade and
projections shaw the trend will con-
tinue, he said.
U was pointed oot that resale cX
homes and new Irvine Cornparly hous-
ing developments will bring residents
with older children to the area making
more disproportionate tile number of.
high school students.
Tru9tees prevOOusly had decided to
..,pand high sd>ools le aocommodate
3,000 studeots each ll1sU>ad of building
new ones, because it would be
cheaper. High schools presently are
built f« -.i 2,200 studm!s each, and
Meeks Suffers •
Concussion But
· Conditi0on 'OK' Someone Thf,.nks. ~~
I I • • mmc. --Corona de! Mar High School Prln· ~ . · Free Press Is -c1pa1 Leon c. Meek• w .. reported Ci '1 . ' "fee!lng prelty &ood"-ttll• morning by ~~ R all F ? ·-ofbllfamily.
A "no0:taller'' and I '"'91'·1W!ni· e y ree. Hoag Memorial Hospital.ilolthorities
mer" share the.tpotJ!ght today 1n the • eed ·•·g M ekl 50 i .. ~ured in two ,.parate It's called the Loo Angeles Free agr • aa,~ e ' • uo
pra • OJympl .. -.-Pren, but it isn't that•ftee. an auto c:raab Monday, ii new off 1he
-being pre-That'• the ""'"l'laint a.dllCr-ol seriouo list. MDted by tile the "underground" newtp8'>er wiced The achool 0Ulclal11 son , Gret, 18, An.Y ~!LOT le aympMhetic Newport Belch police said bis father wu mucli bettor. "He ~= eo:J ' ~;, Llrid>an, ol Looc '3<md1, was up and .around In a -\chair
wl-fll O!Ym•' llld lwo of bia Vftl<lillC machln .. , con· thi• mornini. and_ >RS feeling pretty
~ _....i oopies d ll>e -kl;y (ood, COll8iderh>g,"
tnd an undetermined amount ol ccln1, Young Meeks tald his f.attler receiv~
bad -lll>len from the lldewallrl of ed a' head conc .. lllon and m Injured N911p<rt.. Ho --wu removed from In hip, but lllffered no broken bonos at
lroat d -E. Coast 111tbwo1 bl ~ b!Oedlnt.
Cor<m cloJ Mar ...i the other ""' ' HOIPflal spokesmen said Meeks,
lJfled from the ether l!nd of mwn at " wlio' ii. ablo Newport Harbor °'8Jllber
4001 W. C<Jot:t. l!lghny. of COmmerce pruldeM. was to be Lln...., eltidtated the as It $54. tran1I~ out of tile Intensive car•
Plninhers Get Raise
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SAN MATEO (UPO -PllMD~ San Mateo Colllll)' will be paid .80
for • «).hour w'eek" under. a ... --i.Dto~Juo..i.,. . ·------~
unll thll alternoon. He ii expecle4 to
remain ·botpltallzed, hOffever, for
aeveral mOre ~·· · • Be wu taken to lloag alter hit
Volbyiagen collided wlt!J another car•
at MacAnhur Boulevord and Harbor ':
View Drtvo--tl1 all« 9 p:m. Mon-i
d11. . -
Among others, he named the news
media, politicians who "sit.around fid·
dllng when the nation, smokes," col·
lege prelidents who urge on their cap-
tive rebel. students and. "bearded, -
urrwashed nitwits."
Pointing to bis audience, Raffer:tY
declared. : Cl'
"We're kidding ourselves .if we
believe just that. We're d<:Ulg it to
ourselves, too. When .a democratic
1oociety goes sour, it's all tlie people
who are 1X> blame."
COLD WIND
He said he feels the cold wind of
destruction and disa'Ster blowing in his
face. "1968 is an election· year by the
groace of God," he oald.
During bis speech, Rotarian& got to
their feet for ovatioos several times,
twice Interrupting .W.en the candidate
!poke ab O' u t the-Univenity of
California. I
Not once did Raffi:;rty mention his:
Democratic semtorial Opponent, Alan
Cranston.
He rpoke infltead of national pro-
blem& f4 <rime, riots, protest, foreign
Wallace VP Hint
Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox may
think Dr. Mu Rafferty would be an
Ideal running mate tor Pre>idenlial
candidate George Wallace, but Raf-
ferty thinks it's a lot ol foolishness.
Rafferty Tuesday night tauehed in
reply to a suggestion made on
television by Maddux . that t h e
California senatorial aspirant sbouid
run as Vice President on: the Wallace
ticket.
"Lester's kidding," RalfMy said
alter a Rotary Club lia(Mluet In
Newport' Bead» ·
"He's. ·got to lie kidding. Wallace,
after all, is a Democrat, whether he
admits-it or not. MatldQx also ii-a life·
long Democrat. And rm t h e
Repllbllcan Miandotd·bearer · 1n th!&
atat.e . ., "
Maddox had said Ralferjy and
Wallace 8lood f11f many of the, same
thiogJ, aucb. as law a'.nd crder. '·
Nl&i_Y "ILG'I .... ,,_ 'l'/lLL· RA"'JR.tx.MEET , OTARIAN TIST? · . s.n. .. Cllldld1,. In lotJ.rtilflnt S,oldi In Nowpolf
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··WITHDRAWS NAME
Nomi-Fort~
NB _B~ew;iys . . '
Network DUe'.
"' In 90 Days
Newport Beaoh city ajd~ . .,. .about
90 days away from tt.. flnaf mapping
out · of a . "backbOne" network of bicy•
cle tr~. Earks Director Calvin
Stewart reported todai ..
Special attention, be saj,d, is being
• given to· bikeways on Bd>oa I6WKI,_.
along Balboa. P~ula ·and ~
the Arches overpass.
"They're .. sensitive areas," be e:r• plained~ ~'In dealing with them, we're
considering' alternate. routes and
limi Ung use by· bicycles to certain
hours of thf: d&y and certain months of
the year. Balboa J.&iand, .etpeeiall,y, ii
g~g a k!!. of discll•sioo all>a& 11>11 • line!' · · · , ,,_
The work is being done by & ttaff
committee appointed by the cit)' COUD•
ell and aided by. Stewart. 'Ite map
under preparation will be preseDt;ed to
the parks and pla~ng .commlssiona
and then tbe council f o r bn·
plementation. The study 'inc1ude1
preparation of cost estimates. ~
Parks commissioners wilt be tile
first to act on the staft reoort. ~'By
January,'' said Ste-wart,' r,we•u . \be
reedy to present the package 'to tlit
two commissions and the council tot
precise approvals."
The bikeways system, comprising
up to 70 miles of trails thiougttout 'the
H·a:rbor Area. was originally tuggetted
two years ago by Newport Parks Com·
mission Vice Chairman· J .arm e ,-
Downer. It sincfl ~ been approved in
ooocept by both the NeWpo<t IU'd Cos-
ta Mesa City Councils. . '
GIBSON FA.NS 17
AS CA.RDS WIN 4-0 ·
ST. LOUIS (AP)--'Bob Gibson of st.
Louis eet a W <>'Id -SWlol record by
striltlng out 17 batt.r1 thla alternooil
· as the.,<;irdlnils defeated. Deooy Mc-~ Detroit Tigers 4-0 In the,
first' game of tM 196& Serl ...
Gibson yielded only , 5 bl!!. The
strike out· mark was set. by Sind)'
Koufax of Los ADJeles, who f~
15 New York Yankees Jn the opening
gamf o! the 11163 Serles. •
' 0r • .,.. Coui '
A h'""<wlf• who ilol1M 11\1 .
,11<11 to work IOo li<ml ll O!l ltHki. • ·
. and plck<tlng h<T hO'fl< for> !<Pr
'pay, 3torv PCIQI I. .
..,,. .,. •· ~ cw as • '' ·1£4 ll . ,.,, 1•1• ... ..
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_UCI . Get·s· Me·d Comp~ex · ~ssAutos,
No Guide
But '-!Otfrd_ to Require 'Comtr~tu,n ~erniit
All ~DI whereby UC! will got ql!ft Git •Nlil1 lo IOI bulldln& T\io ....n -lo ~ Ill ufllll1
the iODI l«m me of III Orange Coun· pennlbs &om tile county departnient toes exeept telephones.
ty Mtdlool Centir buildings ffill free ot Bulldln& lllld Safety. T)>ey agreed ·The supervl$on also balked at •
'uoid -•"""--''~'"" blJ the that no feef would .._ ·•·-ed. ~ that the county provlde cu•· · ""'''".:...'?3"· • ,.. ,.~. todlal-.,.,.. and mllllllellance of the of SaPeMaiir•.-""!"11.• The county spent '200,000 to remed-leased facllltieo without knowing what
jloord m~ that UC! el lour oCher buildlngs lo<. the medical they "'1ll contain or whether' suclr care
v9 the under the school but refused to spend any more would be expensive. lo aller 8"' bulldlng1 . In moooy. Superv!ICl't said they, will not ap.
Y • ""71hl7 •" Ill with only lbe The &grffment can.. lor UC! to con-proye any cuatodlal cue "II it e.-.11 lfll>l>l'OValoltlre-~.odmln-lrol the buildings for 10 ,_.,with the nonnal ot tllo Medical c.nter!' ~•·to 111~ alillitiea. optitJn ID roaew lor 10 -al n>e six buildings contain Zl;449
:lnre _.lion cllanJOd thlt ID re-years, · square feel ol u.sable spooe.
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WAVES JURY TRIAL
MrL l1'9M Tucker
•
No Jury Trial
For Mrs. Tucker .
In Mesa Slaying
By ARTRUR R. VINSEL
01 .. Dmlr ,. .... Stitt
In a 1Ul]Jriae decil.lon reached this
mornlnl !n Judlolal chambers, the wile
ol Colt& Mesa City CouncllnWr
Georp A. Tucker waived the rlgbt to
a jury trial Jn the murder ol. her next·
door neighbor, Mr•. Harr 1 et t
Westphal.
Mr1. Irene M. Tucker, 38, of 1642
Mlnorca Drive, instead will have her
clie heard in a court trial before
S~. Court Judge Ronald
Crooklhank. •
'hie mil of the trial, called for to-
day, was delayed 24 hours and wJU
now begin at 9:45 a.m. Thursday in
~ent Eight
nie defendut 11 charged.. with
mlirder in the June 28 stabbing death
of Mrs. We.!tpbal, 68, of 1646 Minorca
Drive, over tome type or backyard
dispute.
Defense attorney Paul Augustine
Jr., said Tue.day most Of 'the first
trial day will be apent in discussion•
with Deputy Dlslllct Attorney James
Enright on trial procedures and·
methods.
·'lbe Diatrlct Att.arn~y'1 office has
manqed to keep bail from being set
,. 10 Mra. Tucker bu been in cuatody
lllnce the June 11tlylng and Enright Is
tnown as the DA'• top prosecutor.
Mr1 • .l'ucker bM maintained ever
since fre death that she was attackerl
by ttltl tlaln women, for whateve r
reaeon the does not know.
Jury 'Grounds' Baron;
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Teen~age Flier Guilty
By TOM BARLEY
Of 1111 0e11r '"" ·~
Brea'• low~ "Red Baron" ls
gcii>g to get hb wlnp clipped.
It O:>ok an ftght woman, four-man
superior comt jury less than two
houn Tueoday to dedde that Andn!w
Mayhall, 19, was guilty of grand theft
when be took a brigtrt new yellow and
while Piper Comanche bun Orange
county Airport last May 28.
Judge Byron K. McMlllan ordered
the tall, lrand.oome Maybell to return
l9 CCKrt Nov. 8 for a bearing on the
youtii•s .application for probation and
senteaclng.
Mayhall took. the . sillgle-engine
aircraft tor a lantasUc two-hour flip
that ended with hi• lmldio( ti!• badly-
d1llllaged plane on a runway reserved
for outgoing aiicra11. 'llte grinning
7outh was arreoted lbere by a security
Restriping Joh
Aids Motorists
Heading Left
We-J1Wt9r1st1 will find turn.
ing left from Coast Highway In Weet
Newport a little less hazardous,
Newport Beadl City Traffic Eogilleer
Robert Jaffe said today.
It's the mull ol a highway """"'" ping and restriping Job by the
Califomia Division of Highways.
Wcrken llave painted in ceDb?I' me-
dians alld left-turn pockets that make
turning easier and safer, ;1CCOrd!ng to
J;afle.
In the past, he poln1"'1 out, an entire
travel lane would be bottled up by cars
waiting""to make turns into Howard's
Restaurant, Baltx>a Cove1 and other
areas.
"It's been a high accident location,"
said Jaffe. '"nds should improve
things com:lderably. The division has
been very cooperative."
Boy on Extortion
Rap Said Insane
A SacD. Ana youth who wes ar-
reoted by Newport s.-polke last
Jll:ly 21 after be allegedly forced
Hari>or Area youngsters to hand over
their poc~et money, has been ruled in-
sane by Supericr Court Judge Wllllem
Speir1. E-cile!'ges against Buddy
Garten, 18, were MJ.Spel)ded with h111
committal to AU!C8dero St a t,e
Hosptial lor on iodellnlto . term. Judtle
S!>ein ruled that <l<lrteo, wbo alle!led·
JllllW'll.
M~ wllo bsd flying lessons
when he Was 14, was seen fiying as
tow as 50 feet altitude Jn at leaM four
Orange County rommunities.
Police saw run narrowly miss a
power pylon and a v-.. de Kamp'•
windmill sign over a store befMe he
fillally clipped and broke '1f1 a high·
voltage power line in north Santa Ana.
AlTesting offkers said Mayhall waa
on hil way to work when he decided to
take the fiircraft from the airport.
"I was a IJttle depressed so I .decid-
ed it would be a nice day to Dy," he
allegedly told Police.
From Page 1
-RAFFERTY ..•
crimlDral.''
-RJotl: 0 Looting ta not a racial pro-
blem. It's not tun and game1. It's no
different than any other crime. I say
law enfcrcement otftcers should do
what ever is necessary to prevent a
man Crom breaking any law."
-Prote1t1: "I get a certain wry
amusement from the bue:by-haired, wild eyed activist& WOO look like so
many unmade beds. You can't stop
anarchy by playing footsie with the
anarohf.6ts. And what the devil makes
them t.hink they'ce 10 · much better
than. us anyhow?"
-Tb&-Universlty: "I think the next
time we 're hiring a college president,
in addition to checking his academic
quallfloations, we ought to give him a
pbysloal, just to see if he 's got a
backbono." He nld that misbehavior
musrt not be allowed to go unpunished.
Rafferty said K .,... obvlouO the in·
temolioool Communist . conspiracy
wias behlod many campu1 disorders.
Finl, because the Communist perty
said so; and second because there was
a deafening 1ilenoe from tbe activists
when the Rwsiana i n v a d e d
Czedloslovakle..
He scored U. S. foreign aid policies.
"We've given over fl1 billJon to
countries eat dictators who Mee us "
be sUd. "1be more mcmey we ha~e
given to our C¥Jemles, the more they
have been our enemies."
He called ft a "helllah Policy ol n./
Uooal suicide."
Humphrey Makes
First Popularity
. "'' Gain in New Poll
S gn of Welcome
At Airport
' . . _e; BRUCE BENSON. ot~t111IDilir-P111t llifl
There.will be Ieos perldn& at Oran••
County Alrport, no ..,.. tour '1Jlde to
-people around, ind • delay Oii •
Jiopooa1 to fly a fleet ol aging pro-
peller giantJ up lo Lot All&eles on a
commuter ahutUe.
Thole an the three 1 at•• t
d;oyelopmfllll today comln( lrom tile
county Soard ol Supervltm and the
Callfcrnla Public Ulllltles CommtJllon
(PUC). ,
ewport H61'1Jor Exchange Club vice president Jerry Wooters gives
last-minute check to new service club sign to be installed Thursday
along W. Coast Highway near Udo Sanda. Various service club em·
I blerns will hang from yardarm of sign, which will tower 25 feet. Ex·
Supervhor1 _.,m the ellmlna·
ti.on of .Parking on the w:eat tide of ·
Campus Drive fro,m 1t( a c A r t h u r
Bou!.•v11'1 to a point south of the
alJ1lClrt terminal . -~· r o a d • Earlier; the 1upervll<r1 h8lt approved
the elimination ol parlrlnC on both
aides of MacArthur · from the San
Diego Freeway to,8,lrcll Str~t.
Supervisors alsg delayed a request
to hire a part-time employe at the
all'port to show the public bow it
operates. The guide wQUld have dealt
priDcipeily with 1cbo0l e r o u p s ,
auper.1.sors were· told ..
change Club paid for U, with city aiding in design. .
It's Castle Time
In other action, the PUC gnmted. a
delay in a hearjng to Stybul, Inc., a
Long Bead! airline proposing to fly
three four-engine Lockheed Super
Conslellatioos hourly up lo Los
Angeles for commuters.
Snnd Builders Called for Oct. 13 Foes ol airport expansion have ·
branded the 95-passenger plrines as
"extremely noisy." Newport Beach ci·
ty councilma) bave also denounced the
pl.@D. qd_ RMLed a resolution citing
the aggravation that would result from
more flights.
Dey dreamers wan.Ung to briilg_ their
...ti.. In the air down to good old hlr·
ra firm.a "MU get Cleir chaoCe m Sun·
day, Oct. 13.
The l!Pe'Vellt:h amwal G r e a t e r
Newport Hart>or Sand Castle Building
O>ntest will be held then at the CCX'Ol'la
<lei !Mlal' Mia.in Beach from 1 p.m. until
3p.m. ·
The contest gives prizes -wooden
plaques this year -foc h most
modernistic oastle, moat artistic cas-
Ue, beet oomempoNry pag<Jdia castle,
beet avant garde casUe, most non-
OonCormtng casUe, and the mozt
disoombod>er.ated oasUe.
Builders ot '11'l sandy chat...,. must
get their appllcratlons f:rQm the
Newport Harbor Chamber ol Com·
merce office, 1800 W. Coast IUgbway.
Only 25 or the 10x10 root ·spaces are
a\'lailable this year, Clw:nber Manager
Jack Barnett 98id.
A '5 -, lee will be charged.
The cml<9t Is °"'" to all Newport Harbor Area school, service <.-
business VOOPS·
The hearing was set over to Nov. 12,
after Skybus secretary John A. Heuer
aaked. for ·"more time tD prepare ade·
quately," Heuer reported.
From P .. e J
FORTAS ••.
$4 Million Scoop Job
Slated'·for Dana Harbor
to the Senate, White House press aec·
retary George Christian said:
"I'm sure the PresideM will be talk:· ·
ing to the attorney general and other
appropriate advisers on the 1ubject."
Fortas wrote tbe letter to Johnson
Tuesday afternoon, a Supreme Court
spokesman said. This wu shortly aft·
er the Senate voted down an ellort to
stop its anti-Fort.as filibuster.
Dana Point Harbor con1truction
goes into its biggest phase s~n when
the Orange County Board-of
Supervisors award& a cootr..act for the
eslirmrted 14 milUoo dredging and land
fW job on the inner harbor.
Bick will be received on Nov. 4,
Mary Suttora
Rites Thursday
Fortu, 58, said be would be "par·
supervisors decided Tuesday. tlcipating ••. as associate justice" when the Supreme Court recon.venes County Administrative 0 ff ice r Monday, indicating be has no interiti0i1 •
Robert E. Thomas said it Would take to quit the court entirely despite the
15 to 18 months for the project to be unprecedented Senate filibuster
complet.ed and that in nine to 10 against his· nomination as chief jus-
montbs . phase two including con· t1ce. He said in the page and a half let· structlion of cancession space should ter to Johrison that even u the Senate
be started. ultimately voted to confirm him, the
Supervisor David L, Baker criticized controversy over llbe nomination
a long delay in an engineering report would continue, along with "attacks
on the project. It was originally due upon the court which have character-ized the filibuster -attacks which la.st January, postponed to June and have been sometimes extreme and en·
now expected next January. tirely unrelated to responsible crit·
Graveside services fur Mary J. Sut-The contract which will be bid now itism."
tora, a resident o( Newport Beach for includes, in addition to dred8'ing, ex-He said that by withdrawing Crom
50 years, will be held at 10 a.m. Thurs· cavation, landfill,· grading, drainage, consideration for the nation's htgbest
day at the Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, slope protecUoo, quay wall, launching judicial post, he hoped ''to put In
Oreoge. ramp and bridge. motion a process by which there will
Mrs. Sutt or a died Sunday in The harbor's east and we s t be an end to destructive and extreme
Bethesda, Maryland after a lengthy ll breakwaters have been completed assaults upon the court." ~
lness. She was 81. largely at federal government · ex· Fortas was appointed to the Su-
Bom in Austria, she and her bus-pense. A unique metmid of clredg.lng preme Court in 1965. Last June 26,
band, a commerdal flshennmi, came the !Mer harbor will be employed with Johnson simultaneously announced the
to Newport in 1911:-They made their a dam to be built across ttie harbor planned retirement or Chief Jurtice
home .at 2624 Central Ave., now entrance and the water dr&tned for Earl Warren, 77, and the nominaUon
Balboa Boulevard. dry dredging. of FOl'ta• to succeed him.
She was active in the Altar Society Harbor Manager Kenneth Sampson But Senate Republicans and Soutli·
<of Our l;ady of Mt. Cermel Catholic said this would save $500,000. ern Democrats opposed Fortu' nomi·
Church. Baker suggested that engineers nation and tied it up in a filibuster
SUrvtvor& ioclude a aon, Anton al. 'Work with concesdonaire1 in ar· whleh climaxed Tuesday when a 45-
Marylao:t ; a daugtrtet, Mn. Arnold ranging for thelr in~tionl while 4.1 vote left Fort.al supporters 14 votes Mn. Westii>al staggered away from
her home and acrou the strm to "
ne:igbbor'a residence, wbere she fell to
the IJ'Otmd and died.
· 1y fo<ced y..-1er1 en ·and ovec tltelr
caoh alter iaJdDI llr<ln for a ri$ In his nower~ted ear, wu tnciprble of
assisting in bk own atfenae.
Todd ol Onrnge; dgllt granOohlldren, completlng the irarl>o< en avoid a lot of short ol the two-thirds majortty need-
NEW YORK (UPI)_ A new poll of 1 -'=an=d=hro=igr=e=a=t-=gr=an<lcltlldren.=;.;;======te=ann==g=up=of=c=:o=mp=le=ted=areo=='=la=1er=. ==ed=t=o=c=ut=o=U=de-=b=ate=. ====;::;
presldenaa1 pr0specta indicated today I•
Vice Prealdenl Hubert H. Humpbrty
gained in popularity during the wt
week in September for the first time
dnce the Democrat. nominated him in DAILY PILOT
OltAftGll. CO.UT l'UllL.l~tNG CCW,,AMY
11.0Mrt N. W••'
l',..ldlrlt Ind rut11hihfl'
J1ck II.. C1Hl1y
Via ,,..ldllll 11111 0-al MINW
Th-•• .: .. ._.11 !flJOI'
I Th•11111 A, M11r,ltlf1•
MlllM'tllf e••lor
_,..J1r•'"• F. C•lllM P1ul Ni111n
H-1 IMCll Adwrl"'I"' CHY Edltw or.-.tvr .....,... __
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f.'•IU"f A4Ure111 P.O. 1 .. 117' t266J • . --• c... ~= • w.-an ..,.... ~'*"l"X~---------
... : MM llnlt
Garten haa been held in the psy-ward ol Oronge County
Medical Center since bia &fftll It was
Nrtber ruled that he i.I -e en
understand the nature of ·proceedings
alfalnolhlm.
Two Cars Lose
Stereo Equipment
Sloreo equipment w a • reported
tlnlen &om two can In Newport
Beach Tu.,day, Police said.
'llte v1-. Wire Frank Bennett, a
clort •t Robinson'•· Fa1hioa l1l1nd,
wlro loll u,,. cartrldge1 and lll"ak•n
valued at f120, IOd Bemard F.
Henlget, "110 Aid fll4 In •---41j111pment.and tai!O• ~ talten.
1be theft from Bennett'• car oc·
curred while It -J*'ked during the
day at Fatllloo Jaland. l:leotc81, a Cot·
ta Meaa retddent, laid tu CM' WU burclMUed wtille It WU parked In 11>6
4000 block of Birds st.
New Ph~nes Okayed
For School Di11b'ict
'Ibo nritd>board at ttie Newport
Mela lhlllled &:boo! Dlllllct central
Cllllco hit been requlr<d to irovld•
more Itne1 end cut down the nrnnber
of buly •lin•it. j
'Ibo tchool dlttrlct hu a i;')rew
~=·rm"!r1 ellectlve tod17. It
AuguK. , •
'llte latest Sindlinger Poll 100...d
Reprtilcan Rlcl!ard M. Nixon tllll ID
. the lead by nearly 9 P,«centage pointr.,.
but indlcated'both he end tlrird perty
standard bearer George C. Wallace
had lost 501D.e ground.
'llte telephone poll ol l ,'m adulta In
48 1tate1, taken OW!!' tilt weekend of.
Sep!. S7 en ill, tlrowed -28 pm:ont
'-Humphrey wlB be elected to Sll.6
percent !or NlxOn and 17.1 percont for
Wallace.
Sindllr"8f'1 fl«Ure• f<* the prevloot
week -•: HurnphreJ, 211.t puttnt;
Nlxot> 17.4 percent and Wallace 18.5
percent.
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Ahsentee--VOters-, . .
Swamp City Hall
Newpcrt Beoch .Cll.)' Hall illt'I the
p1-"' (et --ballotl lor the .Nov--. "We've llOltm mlWoat ol 1>el<plona cal.lit'' &Md. • JtMmldpal &idt, wbo pnunably _,......,. "And we
donl' bail• &ll)'ll>lng to do with It."
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Onultlt Re(lltrar ot v"'°'' of·
lloe at 1111 • Chntmlt. Sallta Ano:
Tht 11tlephone -IJ ~. Oct. 7 le the flrlll dlite for tumlog lnj
abl"'t" balloll, bllt appllcatlon1 lor\
them ... DOW •va1Jlrble. Not at
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IN1 RNA~IONAL STATUS ''-The. new ~ 111iling cl111 Soling !1
beliig eyebel(ecl-by . Newport ·yachtmien as . the lint two llTived at Balboa
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or -Sailor Gets Electronic . . • ~woo' Soling Cl.ass Log Race
On Saturday Finl ol the lntematlonol
•aiilnc cia.. Solini las been
received by i1oCw Meil·
1-ol Bolboa. Yacht ' -.. 11211 Bayside Drive.
Me~ bu two ol the
new 27.foot three-man keel
boats, one from Allbol ~
Work:!, Somia, ·Canada, Md
anotbe!'fromPlaotrend, a
TeUB builder. .
'lbe Soliog, desicn«! by
Jon Linea. ol N°""'y """
pven inWnotional otatua by
the la-onal y • c b t
RedoC Union in lllM and
. may -. Ml Olympic
cia.o· by lim. It Is known
!hat the Ol:fn!!lic )'OChting
omnm!U.. Is llivint con·
11deratiun to tile Soling u a
"'l>lacein..it for the llro1:oo
Clftll!I .•
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ol predicted Joe ,.... la
··-Saturday --the S o o t b e r· n California The Soling Is 26 feet 9 in·
ches overall, 20 feet Oil the waterline, 6 feet 3 ind:ies Cruller Assoclati.on ltagu
beam with a dnlt of 4 leet 3 . ils Electronic Piloting CJon.
ind>eo. It weillbs 2,?.00 .. i..t off Pohl! Fermin.
poundo ...i oarr.iea 233 This ii the second y .. r of
. this unique CODtllt in square leet of Nil excluding -'•at! 1 -~·~ on!
'6.. =---i. 0 t . d na ... "6 on n """'°" y 11.,. IP~er. u 11 e !"'~-'-.,.....,. al in ·belleot ii 128o pounds. e -v•~ na .... '.'.°" •
The Soling wu c:l>offn by 11ruments may be used -
the IYRU in a des!Cn com. no visual bearlnp.
petltlon, becaUse of iii >.ey electronic navigation
simplicify of, deS>gn, speed, devices uc..,. . tile .., ... ,
-of lllilJng eM Is ""1· ' . .... ·-sldered r e l • t t v e t y :» tacbometen may be used.
etpensive. 'lbese include d e p th
eounders, radio direction
finders and 111y other gear Jacbonville Plays Host .. 00,:a:... cons!Jtl °'.
helmsman, ftavtgator and ToSnipeRegattaOct.19 official obaerver. Th"• helm.Iman ii pot allowed to
chuCe coune except for
navigd.l.onal safety, except
on orden from th e
navilat«. 'Ibe navigator
can order a couree change
baaed solely on el6Ctr6nlc
navigation equlpmenL
··A 1idppers meet!D( will be
held at tl>e Lona Beach
Yacht Club triday at 8 p.m. s.I-• 1!11111 have :or!Ui
them -narigalx>r md ex ch anc. obterver. El:· dJlni'e of oboerv.,.. will be
mlde wMI> tile llllpu4ation
that tbe oblerver ii U:·
perienced in predided lot
racing.
. Appro>!male dlalonce al
tile co.... it llO mllel.
aiect po!nm· will be -, and. I o n C t t u d e polltiou.
From ... lut check point •
change of CO\D'9e to 210
degreea maptic will be
made for a &atance al one
mile. Sidppws will then
mib a J60 degree twn to
port, then llop and hold
potltion u close as poulbU
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5p£CIAL TIRE . BUY· ,
. ® p· to whitewalls f re most in d -, .o d 4. ly nivlon . cor with rugge P .
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:-. · · P~roblem ·1·s·· ·Still There
• • ,. As close .as the Orange Coait Jilnlor CoDeg•Dlitiict
bilold olectloft wu: tlltlre JUI! had ·to be a recount Sadly
lt•dld .J>ot •pJOduce the votes needed to put the bond ... over the top. .
Jn fact the margin ol deft.at was widened from It
voleo to G2. ·
, · Nevstbel ... , the election rt!malned oo close that
. ' 'the JS~tch of one vote in t,000 from "no" ,to "yes" ~d have cbllJted the outoome. Twenty-one switches
· out,of 211QOO votes.cast would hav~.done it
, Clearly a ~orlty ol voten, almoat two out· of
.f)irie.,favOred. lb• •7.25 million bond• issue. The junior
!"Ille&• boinh decbioa .to 8$k I.or a recount wu an act
oflteeplng fa!Urwlth the majority. •
. The coat ol the recount wu only '225. On it was
hanOng $14 million -the amount of the bonda plua
matd!ini atate and federal building funds.
" 'lbe poalblllty of C\)untlng errors scuttling the llu.ljdlng program bad to be cbe~i! at oo llllle cost and wtf.h BO much at stake.
Now the outcome Is f!hal the question Is where do
\jllillcr colleea ~ct ·trustees go from be<el .
There are. two poasibllitles. , One Is another bOnd
election and afltt ~C!i a narrow mlas It loob appeallag,
Bui tnuteea undoubtedlJ< remember that the last time
they tried two flnance electlona In a row the seoond did. 1#0l'R than the tint.
-, l'he otlrere polliis to. raise the basic tax rate unaer new -.Ujallt · t lakes effect next' summer.
Socll llction WO a not reqUl!t! approval of the. voters and tor that reuon V(owd be subj~ to criticism.
A lhln\ poa.ibOlty r that the boarc1 simply do
noCl\Jhg ,..... II not a real one. Stundent enrollment will
ooalii;iun'lle to ln~ rapidly, and the two campuses, Or·
•• C~ llld Golden West, are bursting at the .. ..., now. ·
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It Is unfortunate the reoount dldo't solve our junior
college problem. But it didn't; so now it is a time wi;en
members ·of the governing board must aak themselves,
"What do we do now?" •
'More importaaUy1 the c!Uzens of the Orange Coast
Juniir College District bad . better start \yOnderlrig,
''Where do our children go from here?'-'
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Police Puhllc Relations
"To assist in· every practical mariner' to dlssJpate
the hostility evidenced by certain segments of the com-
munity toW~ tlie police."
That Is 25-year-old Newport Beach police officer
John Richard's new assignment, as spelled out by Po-
lice Chief B. James Glavas.
Richard, son of. a prominent merchant and civic
leader, a lifetime resident of Newport Beach, surely
knows the town and its people and should be well quali-
fied fur the task .
. He sNs his job as the city's first 'community Rela·
Uoi:t.1 Officer as ,!)ne principally involving ''police--to-
-people" communiCations. So does Chief Glavas see it
that way.
, Increasing complexity of problems and pressures
confronting police have made improved police-com·
munity communications a major aspect of modem law
enfon;ement in every urban community. And appropri-
ately, a Young man .- a recent university graduate
(USC) and a young father "'-has been ,assigned to it.
Much of the communications problem involves
young people.
We 'triih officer John Richard well as be copes with
bis important new responsibilities. -
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A Plaintive Letter From C,;echoslovakia
Dear
Gloomy
Gtis:. ''Pr.otecled' By Red Cannons, Tanks
A great deal of attention hat been
paid to the neurotic who indulges in
iantasy, who cannot keep hll facts
Waight, and indeed does not respect
the dividing line between fact ond fan·
cy.
Let me su1rest. however, that the
. ' II OID' myopic county lllupldvb·
on a:re so elated about airport
revenues, they shOuld use tht
money to subsidize residentia"l
property values they have dam·
aged. As for me, all I want for
Cbrlstmu ls an antiaircraft gun!
-J.E. 8.
oPpo1ite ~ase ii just a neurotic -and story. Wbo cares whether it happened
more fl'equently teen. That is, the in MarcJi or April of 1938, or if the
case of the per&on who is so Ob8'Jlsed _ town was in Idaho or Iowa, or whether
with irrelev~t fact.a thet he cannot the girl it happened to w.as a n1ece or a
make his Pol•~ If any. · (fOl>ddau&hter of Dr. Zilch?
At a rectnt party, I overheard a
lady trying to relate · a real·llfe In· TBESE.FACTS MAY be imporlaat
cl4.ent Ulat had bappened to ber many to reporters, lawyers and social
years ag~. Midway in the story, •b• statistician1, but in ·the ordinary run Qf
bogge8 dOwn becauae the was unable conversation, it is the zest. the humor,
to recall the name of the doctor who the pertinence -in short. the spirit -
bad trea~ her in 1938. of the an~ote we are interested in,
, . . not the literaJi.,accuracy.
NOW, ·TBI8 DOCTOR'S name bad It ii ".:Oo easy to dismia:s thost! people
no bearipg on the story. He could have simply as borea (as, indeed they.are),
been ZllCb or McGlllicuddy or just without understanding what motivates
plain Doctor X -but she fusled and their tedious verbal habit. But we
floundered for five minutes in a tear~ nothing from merely dismissing
desperatt .effort to recollect -and lg nh lin I In .n.1. f hi lost her audience in the meantime. or P eo 0 g peop e UU.11 as on. A huffian being ii a compound of
We have an 'seen countless instances fact and imagination. One type of
of this kind of behavior. It ls neurotic fiees from the world of fact
s.omething more, I believe, than mere because he cannot bear it; another
long-windedness or dullness o f kind:seek& in fact a refuge from think-,
personality -it is, somehow, a ing, from feeling,· f;rom the vast
neurotic attempt to cling to facts as if reaches of imagln&tion. He 1i as
they were the core of a person's ex· frightened at One extreme as t:tlfti.an-
istence. -~er ls 'at the'otber. Th~ only dif-
Countless conversatiom have been ference is that whlle the fantaslrer is
ruined by this pathetic addiction to a sometimes locked up. the factuallr.:er
·place, a date or a name when none often becomes the official club
Of them is essential to the point of 'the historian.
U.S .. Rocket Mystery
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WASHINGTON -Defense Sec.
To Ille Editor:
RecenUy I received a Jetter from
my nstivt eountry, Czechoslovakia.
The following I.& an excerpt from a
translation of tpe letter, which 'I would
like to share With your readers:
"I really feel Uk! just sitting down
on the floor next to yoo, putt.in&_ my
bead in your lap and cry, cry1 and"'cry.
Not too long ago this nation bloomed.·
Jt bn!at.hed i.rl freedom. And all of a
sudden It a~an to be at its last gasp,
it barely breathes and lf it still keeps
hum~d at its wits, then it is
bec~the love of all of us for it,
as well as our hate of those who step.
~~n its ·neck. In amelly combat
"I hope trus letter will reach you
1afely. Our 'friends and protectors•
sUN>Osedly do not interfere in our af-
fairs, but the first thing they des.Je iS
to limJt our freedom of the pre11, etc.,
etc. just like theirs. Since January we
could freely write and think, it was
our spring ..• And l am afraid (it's
impossible to trust them) that they
will stick their dirty paws not cnly into
our press, but al.Jo our letters.
"I AM HOPELESSLY shaking my
head and trying (for those 'frJends' of
ours who worry about us so much) to '
flnd at least one single sensible
reason, why that '~tion' of us was
done so treacher011Sly, at mldnight.
shamelessly, and brutally .. Doe a
anybody, whom you are worried
·about, get protected in the middle of.
the night b)' cannons, mortars, and
.tanks, pointed against hlm?-They ·say
they oame to defend us from a
'counter-revolution.' But i.s St. Ven·
ceslaus, 1>11 whose statue· flew our fiag
at the time of their 8I'{'ival. a 'coun-
terrevolutionary'? After all,1 he sits on
a stone horse and not on a Trojan
horse. Yet those 'protectors' of ours at·
tacked thia stone horse with gunfire,
b:ecause ol this flag. And a 14-year-old
boy who placed the flag there, fell to
his death. Our 'protectors' came to his
funeral ln tanks and it was hard for us to explain to them that it was eotirely
qnnecesaary for tbem to be there,
because all of us hW a flower in our
hand aJJd not a flag which seemed to
-make it ne~sNry, fOr them to shoot at
ue. Perhaps they expected COUJI· terrevoluttonarles lo jump out of that
, Letter• from readen ere welcome.
Normally writer• 1hould con~ their
me8sages in 300 10ordl or L!s1. Tht
right to condense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel ii reserved. AU Zeto
ttrs must incl1.Ldt ligncture an.d mo.U.
ing addres.t, bta names toiU be witJt.
held on request.
den behind a bush with a gu;J. in his
hand? Fourteen million· people came.
That's all we bne. But there were no
counterrevolutionaries, only people
with some bi:ains who know and love
our beautiful country, oUr homeland.
"I send you my love. My place is
here and here I intend to die. And I
don't care whether it will be today, or
tomorrow. I would only like to see
another beaut.if'!l spring, like we had
in 1968." -
D. S. REINHARDT
SertbYApath11
The recent defeat of the Orange
Coast Junior College District bond
issue is a tragic reflection of selfish
apathy by over 80 percent of the eligi·
ble voters. lt is a crying shame when
approximately 7 percent of the eligible
voters can defeat an issue wtfich would
have provided the facilities that our
young people deserve and the com·
m.unity needs.
Why can't the cltlzens of our com·
munity take at least the interest to
vote yes or no? I hope that their
presebt lack of concern will not ~unt
theI'n in the years to come. JHow
parents could not be . concerned Is
beyond my comprehension, when this
concern would cost the average tax·
payer less than two cents a day and
provide desperately needed facilities.
demonstrated a concern for their
education.
D. W. DEAN
Main laauea
To the Editor:
I went to the lecttn"e given by
Eldridge Cleaver at UCI mainly to.see
and hear for myself in order to test
this experience against the reports I
would later read in the press. In my
opinion, Herman Wong of the L. A.
Times completely missed the main
issues and picked around for sensa-
tional statements and four-letter
wo~s (out of conte:rt and not in their
appli~ation to a strong protest). So did
Thomas Fortune of the DAILY PILOT.
Th~se who form an opinion frOm
readin,g these reporters will have no
knowledge of the main ideas presented
by the speakers and accep~ by the
audience, nor will they have any con·
ception of the atmosphere that
prevailed. Nevertheless, I'm sure
many people will feel qualified to
speak about this lecture on the basis of
their newspaper reading.
ANYONE LIMITED to one address
is more apt to overstate the case than
a speaker who has frequent op·
portunities to be htard by the same
audience. Let us not for~~t that the
situations and inequities which caused
Such a militant feeling in a large seg.
ment of Om' culture are the real
enemies, and the people who describe
the disease ina~,. have to use words
that are as disgusting as many
medical terms.
Ill all arguments, be they political or
private, the contenders m8y use shock
words or slogans or phrases. and they
may threaten violence or withdrawal.
and they may prephe.sy dire results if
their view is: not victorious, but this
preliminary encounter must not blind
us to the fact that a prOblem exists
and that it is to everyone'• benefit that
a solution be found: '!be protaqonists
raise and discuss; the issues, but' the
Intermediaries should look for the
fundamental va1ue judgments on each
side and attempt a compromise or
conciliation.
MARY W. MILLER
Clark CWford is being put squarely on
the spot to dlsclpse whether the U.S.
has rockets .similar~ those being us-
ed. by the Communil'ti to in-
discriminately batter S o u t' h Viet·
namese coi'n.mUDlU~i' '8dif civilians. · cofllnI · wrillen Cllfford asking for explicit
I HAVE BEEN a taxpaying citizen
of Orange County (or approximately
five years. My children are married
and attending school beyond the junior
college 1evel. This could place me in
the 'Position of being against any in·
'"'crease in tues for educational
pqrpose,,, But it hasn't. If anything it
h8s increased my feeling of obligation
to ensure that young people now and in
the future have at least the 1ame, lf
not 1. better opportunity to gain an
education than my own;
AJ.ao,.{f the. U.S. does .have • such
weapon1, wby 1beY • aren't being
employed a.galnst North Vlertnamese
population centers 'and 'in i l 1 t a r y
targets,
These highly pertinent questions
.bave ~en bluntly put up to Clifford by
Rep. H. R. Gross, !\-Iowa. influential
member of the House F~eign Affairs
Commlttee, foll<Ming an unsbccessful
effort to aet this lnformatfon from
Democratic congressional leaden.
Their ambttuous and e.v&Sive repliea;
to Grou' inquiries about the failW"e of
tbe U.S. lo Ult ground.fo-(fouhd and
alr-to-ooond Ncl<ell agalnlll !be Com-
mllldltl gave'Tile to the ltJ'ong suspi·
cion th~t ttilJ country does not have
·auch weapou. • •
TO GIT AT TIIE .botlom of this deepq ~ myltary, GfOll bas
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answers to the lollowing: •
"Does 'the United states bave ''WHAT IS ALL tills talk about .•
grouncf.lo.ground fntermediato rocket. counterrevoiltUan! Would a ~ e,;t I
and-or missiles capable of being fired counterrevolutlonary go .against can·
from the forward are11s of Soutb VJet. ' nons and ta.ob ~ly with a Oag of ~is
nam and reaching tbe centers of country? Woukln t he be 11t least bid·
population as wen at mllltar7 targets
In North Vietnsml 11 Ille United States
does pos1e11 sucb weapons, whJ" have
Ibey not been used?
"U we do not have such weapons,
why don't we bave them?"
"Also, doe1 the United States have
air-to-ground rocket. and/or missiles
capable of reaching ground tarreta
without 1ubjecting our alreraft and
crews to the concentra~ aircraft
defenses of the North Vietnamese? If
we have such rockets and/or mlasile1.
why art the1 not being used? If we do
not have 1ucb weapons, pleue expt"°
why we don't have tbem."
Gl\OSS' FORTHRWBT queltlo111
may explode a bombshell In Ute becUc elect.ion campaicn now th IJN(ft.IS
Utroughout the countey.
Admlaslon by CUUord that the U.S.
doet not have intermediate ground-to-
rround rockets o r alr-to-rrouna
ml11iles would almost certainly set off
a 1 turtbus poUUcal' attack frQm tbe
Rep'ublJcans . The Johnson
,\drp~•Uon.,,.uld find Itself heavl· It on the d•fenslvt JUltifyUic or u·
plalnlnr Ute failure lo de~ aucb -~
BIJ George • Deac Ge<qe:
I Wldentaad It Is not proper lo
e:ptnd ·the little finger when
drinking cottee or tea, as it look•·
affected. But could you tell me
how lo bold a Jong..U.mmed
martini glass?
·F.T;"
Deer F.T.:
Well, with the bundl a.round
this newspaper I make It a prac.
!Ice lo hold my . martini ·U&htly
willl boUt bands. .
Deer Georae:
Tall 11\0 b..,.111 trulb -do you
lll!lALLY maJro tip' moot o1 tbe
Ietten'!n your column!
Dear Pimled: PUZZLED
Make them up? I don't even
1111dmtlnd mocf ol tbe lettm la
my column.
(Small problems so!V"1 cheap -tradlnc llamPI , Cl•ea willl wholelale pule !00.) •
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Many adults &re and will benefit
from the fine adult education progr~
provhle.d by Golden West $!Id.Orange
Coast. The avallablllty,._.O( knowledge
can do much to upgrade a community.
Cles.,n"a Speeclt
To the Editor:
Than~ you for .vour excellent
repof'Un.t on the UCI '(>rogr~m at
which Cleaver. BIA.ck "Panther i
Cobnan, of the President's CQm.
mlS&ion on Civil Disorders; Scb~r .•
editor of Ramparts Magulne, · and
Catholic missionary, Bonp&ne, apoke.
Another curious grandmother and I
went to bear them, paying a dollar ~d· misllon (rtudents 7S cent.a) which
SELFISHL y i ALSO ,.,.Uze tbat !be covered the cost of the speak era and
'value ol ;n.y property is contin~ent J>!OVided for free cookle1 a:nd purich
Upon the avallabilltf of good edUca· served on the llwn outside the om
-tiOllal procrama and-fadllUes tilllfe -· during the·!ntermlssfnn.--,-,
community. J wonder how many We were there till 4 p.m: whd the
registered ~oters (voters ls used ad. question periOd began and we Jett.~ ~ v!sedl,y) have bad an opportuillty lo With Ute esception of one fat'lllld~ ·
seek a parking space near Golden aged woman 1rith a home-made atp
West or Orange Coast schoolJ. There-'U)'lng' "treason," it wu Juat a
aren't any. Tbe utter lack or UD• m~ting 1n the ~Icao tradition
derltandltrg by fhi Citizens of the com.. "1th tour men having their 11.1·
munlty regarding their respoiWhtllty
to ensure the best possible ~ucaUonal
program ls going lo roault In economic
and cultural stagnaUoo of tlfe ton':I·
munlty. This ls tragic.
PUE TO THE overcrowded cen-dl~oM '1.d lack of !acll1Ue1, m_,be It
Is time lo generat. letllt1Uan which
would requln parents of reS!sllring
lltndenta lo produce vol!ng cerWlcatos
which would ensure ,acceptablllty ' of
those 1tudenll whose parents at leut
CLEAVER CERTAINLY capl!a-·
on lboCk value, otberwfte IOUndil-
contradlctory, and unlmPQrtant.
Howev.r, the traS!c way In wltlch be
m_,, or Is, being uaecl lo 1mdernllne
public ._i Of our educatlocal
11Stem, II importan~ and 1o111 after
be Is dtad, tbe damage this m17 do
our stal4 may be incalculablt.
I am a native Call(~an and our mte ha• alwata hod the highest •
ttprd for edUC&tlon. Howevtr. we are
being swamped by people from the
South, and some midwesterne~ who
seem to equate a college with a
glorified high school (O\lr governor
attended a small undistinguished
mi(\western college.) ·These people do
not bring with them a tradition of high
e(!ucational standards and need help in
understanding the value of good
schools. ...,
OUR DA UGBTER bas· moved to
New Jersey from the 'Bay Area of
California, and insists schooll are bet•
ter there. Frankly, I doubted this even
though her f'lfth grader is going ·into a
class of 35 frOm a smaller class, and
their g:frl has only 28 in her fourth
grade class. However, I believe her
now for I just saw statistics on the
states and. their suppOrt .Of schools.
California has fallen to eighth place.
New Jersey spends much more.
Do we Teally want our schools to
deteriorate, and our universities to
slide into the undlStingulshed group?
MARGARET MC MASTER
Pertinent flueation
To the Editor:
In response to Mrs. Ruth Shapln's
opinion (Mailbox, Sept. 27) in regard
to Eldridge Cleaver, whom she
described as an eloquent young
speaker and writer, not yet 35, and the
Peace and Freedom Party candidat.e
for President
To begin with, I must correct her by
stating that he will not appear on ·the
ballot in November, contrary to her
statement. But more trnportantly,
Mrs. Shapin seemed to purposely
neglect mahy pertinent facets of Mr.
Cleaver. He's an e:r-convict who sen.'•
ed. a prison sentence for assault. with
intent to commit murder ln 19ft9, is out
on parole and awalting bial on a
charge of engaging in a fun batUe
with Oakland police lart April G.
HE IS A LEADER of the Black
Panthers, a militant black organiza-
ti~n which advocates violence and
lawlessness:. ·
Mrs. Shapin pleads, "I urge that you
ediklriall,y defend bis right to state his
case." She must also· then feel that
someone such as1 the Imperial Wizard
cf the Ku Klux Klan should be allowed to eloq~Uy. 'state his case.
'r.herein lies the pertinent question
and it iJ whether a platform such as
!lie l!niV.rslty of California 1hould be
used rOr. a member of an ~mist
organJzaU.on to use for bis ori stlfisb ~teresta and to atir unrest. I say " .. w ed -· > no. e ne 1pe-er1 who offer to
aid ln .a: solutloil of thil nation's pro-
blems, 11ot preachers of bate and
Violence.
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v o i:. ~( •• No . 237, s StcTIONS, ~ PAGES . , . . _ OIViNGE, COUNTY, CALIFORNI.( \WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, '1968 "~ / •. Wl CEN'l'S
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Fortas Withdraws Bid
-T OAIL Y PILOT Sllff l"llfft
Eag'les, We Love You
Tbeoe song leaders are. singing praises of Costa Mesa's Eotancia High
School durinJt Ea~le athletic contests this fall. From top are Linda
Hardin, Jeaninne Hobel. File! Johanna, Debi Stolarolf, Chris Dufnl!iie,
Sue ll!aruyama. Girls l>l'llClice locg hours to perfect intricate routmes,
use as much energy as athletes.
' Harlio:t Scliool. Bona Vote . . ·-----~
LBJ 4grees to Pull Chief Justice Nod
.
WASHlNCTTON (UPI) t-Abe Fortas
asked President Johnson . today to
withdraw his nomination to be chief
ju.stic~ and Johnson proniptly agreed
to do so.
Johnson, describing as tragic ·the
Senate filibuster that blocked con·
firmation of Fortas, said be would
coMult "appropriate advisers" before
deciding whether to recommend some-
one else as successor to Earl Warren,
who wants to retire as chief justice.
Body of Mesa
Man Recovered
From Swamp
Tbe body ol a young O>slla Meoa
:nan who ft'equentlly medlt!ated beside
a 9'Mam.PY pond near bb west side
home was recovered sbortly after
Jltj()D tioday, an· apparent drowning vic-
tim.
Pele Hosa>e1 :18, of 804 W. Wilson
st., -spotlleil !loattng -down by a truck drive!' bailing fill. frun a dirt
and grovel pit not ear lrom the boggy
area off Vlo!Dna Slreot at tile Sam
Ana River.
Circumstiances ol Hosooe's death,
set sometime Tuesday ~g. are
under investigation, but there was no
olgn ol foul play when his m-aped
body was pullecl" ashore.
Costa Mesi De11ectl.., Capt. Ed
Gia-.oa!d ·;at Ile """"" \tll)t II
woold -tD-lle .;ll!'er a ~.,. an accldemll ~. • ... ~
Fortas ·aaid in a letter to Johnson
that he was dropping out of consider-
ation for tlie post with the hope that
bis move would "'end destructive and
extreme assaults" on the Suprem~
Court. He said be would stay on as
an associate justice.
In a statement released by the
White House, JohI1Bon said:
"With deep regret I have accepted
and cGncur in the request of Mr. Jus-
tice F~ and am withdrawing his
noinination as Chief Justice or tbe
United States.
"I believed when I made this nomf·
nation, and J bell eve now, that he is
the best qualified man for this high
position. The action of the Senate, a
body I revere and to which I devoted
a dozen years of my life ls historically
and constitutionally tragic.''
Asked specifically if JohnsGn in·
tended to submit a new n<>minatloo
(See FORTAS, Pac• I)
S111"prlse Deelslon
Mrs. Tucker Waives
Jury Trial in Slaying
By ARTllUR R. VINSEL
Of ~ Dl hr Plltt lllft
In a surprise decision reached this
morning in judicial chambers, the wife
o( Costa Mesa City Councilman
George A. Tucker waived the right tG
a jury trial in the murder Gf her next·
door neighbor, Mrs. H a r r i e t t
Westphal.
Mrs. Irene M. Tucker, 38, of 1642
Mlnorca Drive, ins.tead will have her
case heard in a court trial before
Superior Court Judge R o n a 1 d
Crookshank.
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(lop -·'s..ch· on4. -.311U1"! ,memb;tl.Oncl a Ooota ~ --~-~ ,J'!!O!'Yml1 ti!• .. ~ .. ~ ..... , and dtllrli:·l&tlredi.p..ct;;.. ,. "'°.II}' ....... ~
The start of the trial, called for to·
day, was delayed 24 hours and will
now begin at 9:45 a.m. Thw"Sday in
Department Eight.
lbe defendant is -charged with
l"urder in 111e June 211 ombblng depth
of Mra. Weitpbal, 68, of 1648 Minorca
Drive, over some type of backyard
.
Next Feb. 11 appear! a likely ~te gr~de enrollment f>!aw file high school
for •ll'llD" Newport-Meta Unified gl'3de5 are Jorger than first grade and
School btaui~t ·bQnd elect,ioo. IJ pot proj.ectioos'.sbow ·tti.e ·trend will con· that date, -.ometi:mtf s'b or t I y thereafter. ' tint.e, he· said.
The .scbo;ol board moved ·Tue~y It was .pojllted oot that resale of
nigtit toward S;etting the date1 and also OOmes 'and new Irvine Company hous-
diacussed ·e n,r I? Ji Ill: en t projeetioos · ing iievelopments will bring :residents
which Will be transleted into. dollars. with older ohildren to the area making
.Decisions_ OD: f.he date and possibly · more disproportionate the number of the amount will be miade at tile next
board ~•-Oct 15 high school students. .m~g, ..
It was indicated ,the bond issue will 'I'rmtees prevblsly bad decided t.o
be to take care ,of dassroom con-exipa¢ high .school5 to aocommodate
. structiOn · needs fOr ttte next tbree 3,IXXl students each instead of bullddng
~. so the amoi,mt oould be in the new ones, because it would be ~boi't:lood· of $15 million. However, cheaptt. High school! presently Me
no schopl ~ m·entioned a figure: built.for about 2,200 studerits each, end
A $20. 7 i:nillioii bond issue failed last now 'have just about that enrollment.
Octnber .S did an $11.8 million bood Newport Horbor High bas an enroll·
issue the year before. . ment' of 2,316, Corona del Mar High
"We will be going to the people with . 2,132, Costa Mesa Hi~ 2,058, and
this one bobd issue and telling 'them it • ~ia High 1,971, Loats seid.
is obviously jusi a stopgap measure "
far 11:.bree years," S;aid Trustee Lloyd •: .
Bl~ Jr. c 1 ~' c d' Board 1111!mllerS were told enroll· '. oupw S re i t
ment is expected to iocrease by m~ '
than 3,<KX> students \o close to Xt,000 in N. · T G d the ne~ three years. In five years the Ot 00 00
enrollment w\11 be 32,500, the figures ·-· · Associate Supt. Norman Loots said
tne lat.est enrollment count Monday
showed 26,410 students attending the
district's schods.
The 'district is short ·of classrooms
now and most second graders @re on
double sessions. The pinch so fer bas
been felt at the elementary~ i:bool
level. However 1 it is the high ~
that are expected.Ito feel the pret&ure
next.
Administrative ~sistant .Roy · p.
Andersen said onl.1 three years ago
the district first gI"'1e enfOllment WllB
hall again as large &r !")' blgh lldlool
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A young couple was arrested Tues-
, day night at a Costa Mesa department
store after charging '65 in clothes,
stuffed animals and a Monopoly game
with a credit card listed ~ stolen.
Larry J .· Piersee, 23, and his wife
Glenda, 19, were booked on :nnpicion
of Using a stolen credit cant after
eillpjoyes ot Sears, Roebuck & Co ..
3333'5. Bristol St., recognized tile card
number. ·
Ma. Barbara J . Heard, of Anaheim,
ropotted tile card otolen Sept. H and lt
was Jogged on an Orange County
Sherill's Department credit alerl sheet 1 • '
.Se<:urity Chief Clare!>ce D.,Bradley,
Dilti!led by cle!'k M"'1 Joines, called
Oo8ta Mcisa Police and Officer Harry Bowtn p!clted up Piersee and his five·
foot,: Blx·lncb, 23).pound -·
Two fireliieo wllh ~ bootOd P!!la .,,... unab1e Ila reach · 111• body,
n.-g lace down In 111e usual drown·
ing posture.
·The bog waB due as a test ldbe to see
if lmld ~in tile orea ol tile
Iong-dkscusse<t, multi-million dollar
Keys Marina project would bold
water, according to reports. -
The unidentified trucker who spotted
1-IC>Scoe's dark hair· and gold sweater
(See CORPSE, Pace Z)
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Meeks Suffers
Concussion But
Condition 'OK'
CGrona del Mar High School Prin-
cipal Leon C. Meeks was reported
"feeling pretty good" this morning by
a member of his family.
Hoag Memorial HGspital authorities
agreed, saying Meeks, 50, injured ,in
an auto crash Monday, is now off the
serious list.
The school official's son, Greg, 16,
said his father was much better. "He
was up and around in a wheel chair
this morning and was feeling pretty
' good, cot.a:iderin£."
Yoong Meeks said his father receiv-
ed. a head concussion and m injured
hip, but suffe!'ed no broken bones or
internal bleeding.
Horpllal ._spokesmen 1aid Meets,
who ls .alio Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce president. was to be
transferred out ol the intensive care
unit tbii'. af.ternoon. He is expected to
remain hospitalized, however, for
several more days.
He was taken to Hoag Mter hill
Volkswagen collided with another car
at Mac.Arthur Boulevard and Harbor
View Drive sbortly after 9 p.m. Mon·
day.
WAVES JURY TRIAL Mr~ Irene, Tucker
dispute. .
Defense attQrney Paul Augustine
Jr., said Tuesday most Of the first
trial day Will be spent in discussions
·with Deputy District Attorney Jame·s
Enright on trial procedures and
methods.
UCI Gets Use of County
Med Buildiri.gs Rent Free
An agreement whereby UCI will get
the long term use of six Orange Coun·
ty Medical· Center buildings rent lree
caused some eyebrow lifting by the
Board of Supervisors Tuesd'ay. The board members noted that UCI
wGuld have the right under the
~ment to alter ti\e buildings in
any 'way they saw fit with only the
appr0val of the medical center admin·
istrator as to structural abilities.
The supervisors changed this to re-
quirf: the university to get building
pennlts from the county department
of Bullding and Safety. They agreed
that no fees would be chU"ged.
The county spent '200,000 to retnod·
el four Gther buildings for the medical sch~l but refused to spend an)' mbre , . money. '
The agreement calls fer UCI to con·
trol the buildings for 10 year• will1
option to renew for 10 addlttoilal
·years.
The coW'\ agtee5 to pay all utlllty
-fees except ~lephones. .
The supervisGn alaG balked at a
proposal that the county provide cus·
todial care and maintenance of the
leased facilities Without knowing what
tbey will contain or whether such care
would be expensive.
SupervisGrs said they will not ap-
prove any custo<Mal care "if it exceeds
the normal of the Medical Center."
County Airport
To Ctlrb Parking,
Eliminale Tours .
By BRUCE BENSON
Of ... Dallr I'll•! .,.,.
There will be less perklllg at Orange
County Airport; no liew .tour gulde tt>
sMw people aroond.1 and a delay-~ a
proi>osal to fly a fleet ol aging pro-
peller. giants up to Los Angeles on a
commuter shuttle.·
Those are the three 1 ·a t e s t
d~velOJ>nlents today coming. from. the
county Board of Supe:rvisors and th~
California Public UtiUUes CommlsSion
(PUC). .
Supervisors approved the ,ellmina·
tioo ot parking on the wesl side al
Campus Drive from MaCArtbur
Boulevard to a polnl soulh of the
A "non-talker" and a "non·awim.·. ., airport iennlf!8l.i entrance r 011 d.
Jner" share thl a~t today iri .. tbe R t' e ' A I d R ' ff t ' Earlier, the suPervi&<rs had approved ::·-~=J: o ar1ans p· p au . a er .. Y. · t.. .u:n~:ar:i..s:. ~ -beiJig pre-Diego ~eeway to Birch Street.
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WITHDRAWS NAME ·
NomlnM Fort11
Cardinals Win
4-0 as Gibson
Strikes Out 17
ST. LOUIS (API.-Bulle! Bob Gib-
son set a record \fith 17 strikeouts,
beating 31-game winner Denny Meo .
Lain in 111elr he<alded duel WedneS·
day. to give tbe St Louis Cardinali a
4-0 victory over the Detroit Ti.g«s 1n
the opening World Series game.
Tlie 32-~.olil atar of' tl1e 1967
Seri.ea, who shattered National League
regular season ·record with a 1.12 earn.
id tun 'Jfuirk, won' his s~tb.' straight
Series game. This equaUed the 001
!IUU'k hald1olnUy by Lefty Gomez and
.Red Ruffing ol tl1e New l{ork Yank·
ees;
Mcl.i.in w~s victimized by three
Tiger errors and his own 'wildness
:before he left the i&Q\e . for: a pinch
hiller ,tralling :HI, in the slx1h. Tho
Detroit _,ce wu no ~tch (of the vet.
eran Card, who displi)'<d a dazzllni
mixture ol sp<e!!, curv'e and· charlge.
up. ' ,
Glbsbn struck out everybody in the
Tiger batting order at least once u
he moved on the record eet by Sandf
Koofax of the Los Angeles 'DOdgen
~ainsl 111e Yankees in 1963.
The band blared "HOld 'nlat Tiger''
and the largest crGwd ever to see a
game In St. Louis, 54,6~ folloftd
Gibson's Jttempt on the r.eccrit. Tf~rs Flrst-0 · 1 ,
McAuliffe struck out. Stanley ~ed
a single to left an a 3'.2 pitah. Stanley
was. out steal.ing on the fir~ pitch 1o
Kaline, Mctarve.. to Javier: K3iine
·struck Gut. • •
' No .runs, one hlt, nb errors, none left. ' I
· Cartlln'ali Flnl-e
· Stanley threw out BroCk. FloOd flied to Kaline. Maria flied to Kaline.
· N~ nins, no hits,.no errors, none left
.Tigers Second -t .
Cash struck out. Horton took a' third
strike. NO!lthtup also struck out.
· No runs, no !\its, nG errors, Done Jell. '
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' Cepeda· !lied ·to Northrup in short
'center fieldc MCCiin'er li..1i a triple 19 \
the right center .field fence. Shannoa
struck out Javier took •'third strike.!
No runs, one hit, no eITors, one lefL " Tfgen Third -·o · 1 ,
Fre~han · toOk a third strike. Wert
singled to cent.er on , a . 1·2 pltclt
McLain bunted foul on the third strike,
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lented b1 lhe Supervl1ors ali~ delayed a request
DAILY PILOT . to hire a part·llln,e emwoye at the ' ,.., Or..,. Coon ' a:lrport to show the public how It
~e.Jt .uP; .lt'& loing to be a
little warmer Thursday, with
temperatures crepln1, into the
uppel" 80'• and mostly sunny
skies along the c9i11t. o)1Jnp!w anc1 Candidate-Sn~s lJ .. S. $,o ld Out in Irv. in:e. Spel!Cli., .. -.opeeates. Th• guide would h•v• d•all of Ol.7m· 1 -J prlnclWJy with school ( r o u p s ,
ans: ' , ' • · · 1u~tti1ors were told. -"'t 1 JACK ~ An!Qnc Jl!bw,_~e· named the news During bis spee(>h, l\olarlaNI got to ~·· u th PUC led · ·•·--• P-•~I'-'"'-Of .., o.itr ,.11 .. ,,... n VWl'l:i'I' ac onr. e gran a aeetion feattl!"es . The quick easy smile tie ........... lng media, polltic1ans ~ "sit around fld-their feet .for ovatioa1 several Ume1, delay in a hearing to• Skybui, Inc., a
John GI a 1 r, . · · '. ....,,. dllng When 111e nation 1rnokee," COi• . twice interruplln~-the caild!date Long Beach airline propoeing lo fly
Ne#pOft Beach ~ the well·turnedcpbrue and the tege. in:si.desD wbo urge on tbe.ircap-·~ about tHf Unlverilt; of three L four-eogme Lockhfed SUper
by'al<er who broaa ,..,...allUeJ ol Dr. MU Raf. tive rebel students and "bearded ClallfDrnli. . • . • • ComOtllaUoos hourly up to . Los l!PODdl hh tlme fert/ Republican candidate for 111e U. · unwashed nitwits." ' N61· once dlil ll&fferty 111entlon bla Angeles for comp1utera. · ·
paddllnt, no t · S. S'eli8te, ~Cl>ted an'•u,<!ience ol 140 ~ Pointing to hh audience, Rafferty Deniocratlc senetorlal oppoaent Alan , Foes ol • airport !IJ!aDlion · haye,
prattling., rai• !lolag ... .111"~"'-tlle Jr.vlne_Coost .declared._ -' 't Cl'lllllon, , ' -• -· --branded 111• llSOpau.OP.f p1-1 · .. :Ml. ' Country Oub.TIMoM1 lllghl.· • "We're kidding -ouraeJves l! wt H-spoke lnelead o1 national pro-. "extremely nol>Y.'' Newport Beach cl·
In the Social Rafffl<ty"ti)ld 1lle 8f'l\IP Ille country believe Just thal. We're doing II to blenll ol ¢ml, riots, protest. loreljl,n ly colincllmetl ~ye also.denounced 111•
Noli• 'NcllOU. La Rue Nltzkowsld,, has -...r"soid dOW11lllt11•~"·duilng , ourselves. too. Wbea a democraU. aid, •aoo lite filtetnatlonal <001mu.oist . plan, &lld pasad a resoluilon citing
WU. of wfllaiit water polo coach for the el~ yeln o( I>!l'ocfliuF rule. society goes 1our, ii'• an the poopla COOll>lrl!CY. Here are bis views : ' U,, aura•attoo that would r .. tzlt from
the Amerlclll·t6am "Monty" Nltzkow· • "Th• pOcijlle llf •tflO -llo!l<\I Statea who are to blame." . -<:r!ule:. "We're kidding ourselves , more flights.
ski, bu to' admit abe lan't one-of the h tve been handed the cmoothtlt make He said be feels the cold .ind of , whed w• btlieve ~t wt"..are retardltlg The hearing was set over to Nov. 12,
world!1-... a1 ... ,Jmm.,...Her.story ii-oil peddlinf aet·in-hillOI')'," be-aal<I--and·d! ... ter blowillg in his crime by ma!.in(ll1ihlt'easler for the after Skybu1 oe«etary Jolm A. Htuer
on Page lf.. "Who 11 ie!pomible?" face. "1968 la an election YNr by the cri.minal. I 1ay that you 1Uld I are not ~•ked. f0f'1o'more time to prepare. ade--
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A h.ou.srwifl who ctaima 1ht
71<11 lo !tDOrk too llord ft ""••rlk• tund ptekedng her home for /air
pOV. Slory Pagr 8.'
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Y.ipp~es Disrupt
-House. Hearings
room. but --to return lftor bl sot dd al Ibo -.nWlllloll •.
He l81ld 13 othet penon.1 w.re later
invited t.o leave tor Coo:d Wben tbey
1tood In a silent p.-against ill•
~-'IllelloOriap ,.,_ 'rlwroday Iller
a break~ for• Jfillll boly clay.
Rubin anc!JbO -··....,,of -have been ordered to tatify, say they
will return Thlr&<lley.
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·Rubin· wu thrown out of a 1961 in·
YOlllptiOQ ol --protolll when be efaawed up 1D a rmttd Revolu·
t:fonary WIU' costume.
Between taUDbl from Rubin and the
otherl in lhe audltllCe ODd procedural
objections by lawyers iq the audience,
tile &Uboommillee beoded by Rep .
Rlelsd ldlon! (D-Mo.)1 heard
tetllmony on the bloony clashes
between dtmonstl'lltON and police
dl.U'inl the Democratic coov111tlon in
Chicaeo.
''-/ DAILY •ILOT Sllft ,,_,. WILL RAFFERTY MEET ROTARIAN TEST?
Sonete CoOdid•ta In 'iel~rlntlnt Speech In Nawport
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Pewr Pan Nudies Dance . '
McAulUfe · bounced t.o C e p e d a ,
unassisted.
No runs, OJ1e hit, no errors, one left.
' .. . . Cardinali Tblrd -0
Despite 1-hreat of Arrest
Muvill wall<ed no lour pitd>el.
G!hooo llM'2illced, McLain to McAu·
!ill~. wllo covond !Int. Brock bounced
to McLain and Maxvill was cau&ht
II!dlni back to "'c•>Od, McLain to
Slanley. Brode 5""" oecond and con·
tinued to third when Freetwi's throw
went into center field for an error.
Flood poJlllOd to Stanley.
From Wire llervlee1
MADISON, Wll. -Petor PIO a la
Nucle ll11ed the bouao 1Coin last night
for two periumanceo bel<Jrt 600
per101¥ doopite -II of arrest.
The Univeralty of Wl.....m'> coo·
~aiel "Peter Pan" play had been
closed down by Dane County District
AtbJrney Jmies C. Boll OD ground& of
obtcenlty after a c o m m a n d
peri<n mance M-y night.
No 8l'Tests were made after Tues· c1aii night'• penormance. ibe ori;tnal ver1loo, which lasted
for one ~ance a week ago,
featured six nude Girls. Subsequent
perfU'!!Wlnces, however, have pro-
duced only two girts po11ibly because
ol fear of pr01ecuticll. 'lbe nude 1CeJ:1e1 lastini obout elgllt minutes, po<1ray1
"innocence" according to producer
Stuart A. Gordon, a drama senior
from Chicago.
District Attorney Boll does not see
the "innoceoce." "In my opinion
today's community standard• do not
permit g.trls to dance nude before an
audlen::e," Boll said. "To pennit sw:h
conduct at the univer1i£y would opeo
the door to nude d&ncera: throughout
the cornmuniey.
No runa , no hifl, one error, one lefL
Tlger1 Fourtll -0
The attendance was announced at
54.692.
Stanley !Ued to Maril. Klll!>e look a lhlrd atrlke. Caah filed to Flood.
No rum, no bita, no 191Ton, none
i.tt.
C.rdlnall Fo~
Jury 'Grounds' Baron;
Maril wall<ed. With • ~ count on
Copoda, DMrolt IMaMCei' MaYQ Smith
went to &11 mound 111<1 ta1l<ed briefly
"4111 McLaln. Olp!da fouled to Cull on
a 3-2 pitch. Mc<Jarw<-wolnd .., lour
pitches. llhamon alllC1ed to Jell, ec« • lni Maril, and when Hortm let the
ball roll by him, M<Oorwr -lhlrd
and Shannon went to HCODd oo the er·
rcr. J""1er lfOU!lded • ainJtle between
lire! ""4 IMIOOlld, acomc McCarver
md Sb:anm:lll. Javt"er Mole tecond.
Muvtll llled to Horton In left center,
.laYier holdlni IOC<llld. G!lleon atrock
out.
• Teen-age Flier Guilty
BJ TOM BARLEY
Of ... DellY , .... '""
Brea'a low..flylof "Red ,~· !J
fdnl to 1et Illa whip clipped.
It toot an eight woman, four-man
..uperior CCKrt jury les1 tbm two
houri Tueoday to decide that Andrew
M81hall, 19, was (Ullty of i:rand theft
. wbell he 11ook a l>rlght new yellow and
w!J1te Piper Comanche from Orange
eouney Alrporl ia.1 May 28.
Judie Byroo K. McMillan ordered *' tall, halldaome Mayhall to return
to court Nov. 8 for a hearlng on the
-Two Cars Lose
Stereo Equipment
Stereo equlpnent w a s reported
tlto1en frun two cars 1n Newport
I 8-h Tu-y, police &aid .
1be vtctlmr wer'e Frank Bennett, a
clerk at Robinaon'1, Fuhioo Island,
-Joel life cw~·· IOd speakers valued at ll2.o, 8Dc! Bernard F.
Hlllf«el, -n!d .f214 . In • storei> equliiment ancl tal>es had tieen taken.-
The theft frmn ,Bennett'• caf' oe·
curred wtiU.e tt wu p1rktd during the
day at Faelllon lalood.1lillts11. • Cos·
ta Me1a red.dent, 1aid. bts ~&!' was
burghrrized while it was parked in tbe
~ block O[ Blrch St.
youth's application for probation and
. 1enteoclng.
llliyllall took the •lnJtle ... iln•
alrcraft f~ a fantastic two-hour flip
that "'1ded with bis landing the badly·
damaged plane on a runway reserved
fer outgnlng aircraft. The grinning
youth was &ITe!ted. there by a seclR"ity
guard.
Mayhall, who ha'd flying lessons
when lie was 14, wae seen flying as
low as 50 feet altitude in at least four
Orange County communities.
Poi.lee saw him narrowly miss a
power pylon and a Van de Kamp's
windmill s1gn over a Pore before he
finally clipped and broke ofl a high·
voltage pcwer line in north Santa Ana.
A.ITesting Q[ficers said Mayhall was
on his way to work when he decided to
take the aircraft from the airport.
"I was a little depressed so I dedd·
ed it would be a nice day to ny," he
allegedly told police.
From Page l
~e nm.a, two bite, ooe mor, <me
left.
Tfpra Flflb..-0
Hortnn pojl!led to Jav!OI'. Muvtlle lelil>ecl to &rail Northrup'• lbw !hive.
F.-.0 walbd. Wert look a lhlrd
1trlke. It was Glbe:on'1 9th !Uikeout.
No rum, no hits, no errors, one left.
Cardinals FU~
Wert threw out Brock. Flood popped
to McAullfle In 8hort ·rJihl. Maria'
grounder went tru-ough Cash's legs for
en err(Jl'. Hart.an made a one-hand cat·
ch of ~·s Yne drive at the WarD·
ing !nick in left. l'Jo runs, no hits, one error, one left.
Tigers Slxtb-4
Matdhick batted Coc McLain and was
thrown out, Cepeda to Gibson, cover-
ing flrst. Dobson wanned up 1n the
Detroit bullpen. McAullfle grounded
a single to right. Stanley struck out.
Katine doubled over Shannon's head
Into the left field comer, McAullffe
atopping at lhlrd. Cub alnick out. No runs, two hita:, no l!ITOl'I, two
left.
Cardinali Slslb--e FORTAS .•. -..... iD to pitch for Detroit,
.batting 9,th. McCarVer Pllli>ed to
to the Senate, White Hoµse press 1oc· ,MnAullllo In Short rlebt-Sllinley threw
retarJ George Christian said: .out Shtnnon. hvior walked. J""1er
·"I'm sure thePre1Idenl wlD ba tallr---out lleallng, Ffte-to Stanley. lng to the attorney general and other No nui.1, 110 hits, no errors. none
appropriate-advisers on the subject." ...!,efl Fortas wrofe the letter' to Johnson, :rlpr1 Seventb-:G
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RAFFERTY ..•
to blame for theae Jndatory packl of •
punks," He chided the U.S. Supreme
Court for tu decJ.atons which "make
thlng1 eaater for the criminal. It's
ume we de<:~ed war on the
criminal.''
-Rlot1: "tootin·& ii not a racial pro-
_blem. lt'a not fuu and garne1. It'• no
different than any other crime. I say
law enforcement officers sboUkt d~
what ever JJ nece1nr7 to prevent a
man Crom breaking 8IIY law."
-Protest1: "I get a cen.ain wry
amU1ement from the buahy·haired,
wild eyed activists who look like so
many unmade beds. You cah't atop
"'"'"'hJ by playing -le with the
anardUts. And. what the devil makes
them ~ they're ao much better
tbin UI uybow?"
-Tbe University: 1'J think the next
time we're hiring a collelf: president,
In ad<lltlon to checking his academic
quallfioatlons, we ouabt to give him a
phyliooal, just to 1ee 1f he's &Qt a
backbone.'' He raid that.mbb6havior
must not be allowed to go unpun.ished.
Rafferty 'aid 11 wao ol>vi<IUI the in·
temal.iO!lB! Communist conapiracy
WtU bebJnd mM"ty campus diaorder1.
Fi<lt, because tile Communist party
N1d so; and second beCMlle there was
a deafening silence from the activists
when the RuasJana 1 n v a d e d
Czedloslovalma.
He ICOl'ed U. S. lorelp aid pallc1e1 .
"We've &iVen over _ '27 billl<Jn to
countriea end dictat<n wbo bate U:11~1
he la.Id. "nit more money we hAve
given to our enemies, ibe more they
have been our enem1e1."
He ~lied It a "h 111"' ~'""' of na· t1<n.i 'ibicfde'." • rn r7"t • •
* * * Rafferty Scorns
Wallace VP Hint
Cl<!crill Gov. Lester Maddox may
Ulink 1J1-. Max Ralftr!J would be an
ideal running mate for Presidential
candidate George Wallace, but Raf-
!erty tbinkl it'• a lot of foolishness.
a.tterty Tuesday nighVlauglled tn
reply to a suggestion made on
television by Maddox that t h e
CaH!ornta • senatorial aspirant 8bould
run as Vice Prejldert on the Wallace
ticket.
"Lester'• kidding," Rafferty aaid
alter a Rotary Club banquet in
Newport Beach.
"He'a got to be klddini. Wallace.
ld'Ur all, 11 a Democrat, whether be
admitl it or not. Maddox al!O 11 a life-
long Democrat. And I'm I h e
Republican staodard-boarer In this
state."
Maddox .1 had aald Rafferty and
Wallace stOOCI for-many of the aame
things, sudh as law and order.
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North ;Vietnam ,
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Plans: Invasion
PARIS (AP,) -U.S. Ambuaailot' W.
Averell l!Vr!man lodf7 &ccUled
Nortb-Vletnam of prepel'lrig a m•••ive
now iav.Joo ol Chi 5outh1• but he
-IUCb an ~ '"""" lal1.
-lllld wi::i cacbo• and -.. OOlll!M-_b7 alUed fll<Cft !pdloated tho _, baa
U&ll.dornWd tbt onee-neutral
domlllUriaed...,.tntoa...., ....
1or 1roop1il'~tomow10Uth.
Harriman made 4jle cllartO• at Iha
2t:h 111a1on of lht Parll -talb to .._.dor Xuao 1'11111 ol Nartll Viet-
nam.
Nodnl that tile alx-mlle wlcla DMZ
had -Intended .. • ntUINllaed arm under . the 1964" Gen• v a ~ti.~ 1atd: "Th•
threot poeod by lho Norlh Vlelmmtlt
lorcea oporaUni 'within tile DMZ bu
-ed over lht put elaht weo!la.
"For that HMOD, .Wed forces have
-olJllCed to thruat Iulo tile ..... to provide for the ..,.ty of elllod out·
polta to Ibo 1outh. Patroll bavw un•
covered a new and oompi«o·.nt\WOfk
ol U1lllJ beln1 uaed by Norlh Viet.
namese force• to Inv.de Soo\I]\ Viet-
nam end to tramport war auppUn."
He 'added, "Military vlcl!XY for
Hanoi ond 111 V!ot Cooi .,.1111 II Im·
potllib)e."
'Ille Amer!... d Ip Io ma I allo
challslied vlc1ory clohna bro&dcul
by Radio Hanoi and South Vletnun'•
Natlonol Liberation Front. One cltll!n
wa1 that tiberat:lon forcil!1 had wiped
out 442,000 American, allied and SOUth
VietDamele lroopo otnco -ly ~g.
''Thil b a ricHo.rklus clahn, ' Har·
riman comment:ect. '''Ibe tllCte are Chit -n AprU I, aod the end ol
AulUJI, VltUJlmeoe and allled loo1t1
wa-e le11 illan 14,000 troops ldDed In
aotion. Of tl>e11 e,Sle -· u.s. troopi. More thao 68,<iol> Viet Cong and
North Vietnamese soldiers lolt their
lives in the same period.
Earlier tod:ay Harriman called for a-
!';orth Vietnam.,. pledgo to refrain
from e<plolting erry American horn·
bing halt and thus open the way to
. ~ertous ~aeemlldng.
H'l!Timan's stiatement, made to
new5tnen before entering ttie 24ttt
session o! the peace talks, appeared to
take "aCCount of Vb President Hubert
H. Humphrey'• qualjfied cam-
promlle to end air ·-00 the North.
Wrt.hO'ut commenting on Jfumphrey's
proposal, Harrtman oaid: "II would be
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CORPSE •••
pulled otf •• lln'lct .-.• t Broot-
hllnl -IDd V!d<>rla Avenue, .....
ball-mile a,..,, to ..,....., poll..: --ljloo -polloo reopondad aioct Ibo lite II ri&ht OD tho lnter-dQ'
border, but It. --~•IJ 11oo Ille
for lllQ"thloc but body ._.,..., of. --Cotta N ... Pollco Serceant tony
lleroch N!4 lhl'-'a -Mio, wlD!'.
llllllt -)lot -..siale1T determlli·
eel, WM al the drownlnJ """" ""'1t
loot! lnvullfaO>rt -. ·
~Ari Cour!l4au --t
to 1'11e -bomo to -the -.. -·.-recont llilllvilleo In .,, eflort to dotonnlne -tbal-.. may
!Jave lakon his l!te.
. Mra. 8-qa. r-~ told !>Olloe 1blla1t-htrh--ep.m.
Tuesda<¥ night, when be "'11:..t Into
the bedn>om after be!ot po ~
SuD<lay. . ..
Invelt!galorw lald 1he tolcl ol •eelne
hor husband -b off Iha --· ~ wlllle .... -liiaC dow!t. •• ..tllch !line be .turned and loobd et
her-oa')'ID& nolhlni -and left. . • Orianat o:uty Ctiouet •• oftlcle.11
took cbariO ol !be body -11 ..... pulled to the pood edge ond llfted OO\o
a pla1tic sheet end 08lWal Cetcbe.r. Rll'Of morta ond livldlly lndk:eted'
the vi<:tlm ""''probably been II> the
tr .. h-<:lul.Ured pond &Ince """'' time Tueo<laiv olllht-
Tlle farnJly'• mlnlller llld relaliV>s
were gollJerlng at the .WOii Wilson
Street &!me ,_ the b1ufftop aliol>e
~e spot wh~ Hotcoe on.. went for
religious meditJation this atternooo. •
The -""'' Clllly • &old. ....ater. T·shirt IOd blue lftDS wll~ tJUlled. from tho water OOil pc.u.;e
hoped to find bore loot prints whloh
coW.d indioa.te where he ftlked into·
the water.
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' Catlwlics Fa.vor Contraceptives
From Wire Servlce1
SAN FRANCISCO -About 71 per·
cect of Roman C1th<>llC1 questioned in
a survey favcr the use of con-
traceptives, accocdlnc to a four-year
1tudy by a Jesuit Unfveralty.
HO"iVever, the 190 11urvey queztlons
were prepared. by the Gallup 1urvey
organir.atlon and anlwered before
Pope Paul 1.nued hJs encyclical forbid-
ding the .use of cootraceptlves.
One Of the 1tudy1s authCl's, Dr.
Raljil Lane Jr. of the sponsoring
Univeral.ty· of San · Francisco, said
there w11 no way ci knowing lf at-
titudes have changed appreciably
since the Pope's encyclical an birth
control.
'Ibe study by the university's Urban
Life Inatltutie 11.id a majority ol the
l ,<M2 married Catnolfcs who
pa:rtidpated in tbe national survey
also appl'oved of divorce undel' certaJn
cireumstanc... of married priests,
and of mi:illzation under certain
clrcW1W1tanoes.
Two--tb4rds reparted they want and
are trying, to limit the 1lze of thdr
families, but fear acting ilplm:t
chun:h -dictum will destroy bulc
Catholic unley.
"Catholics may find 1t diMeult and
perhaps lDldesirable to set ulde their
reverence for the authority of the
Catholic Churc:h on practical matters
ot m"arrtege," the report said.
"But their urnrillingness to suffer
mel"e confllct, may in feet. force ttie
issue," It added.
"Ideally, tt seems that Catholle!
would like to retain the llrenith of
their rellgloua ldeollllcatioo and -k
approV'al and aut2uritattve guidelines
from official church source.," it also
nld.
For comparison, a lfOUP of cbureh·
golng Prot.estantl was given the 1ame
190 prolling questions jn!llred by the
Gallup organization.
C.llJOllc and l'roteatant attitudes
showed more similarities a n d
dlJslmilarlties, the •tudy !ndlcaled.
with 93 perc<nt lamlly planning '!'"'
proval among Protestant! and rt per·
cent among C1thollc1.
Tuesday ·afternoon,' a Supreme Court ·~vm gra'l:t>ed H<Wton.'$ linor mov-
spokesmllD said. This was shortly aft· ine to bis r~. Northt'.ui> tanned,
er the Senate voted down an. efiort to becomine Gib9on 1 12.th strikeout vk-
stop its antl.Fortas fillbuster . tirn, Freehan ltruck out for Gibson'•
Fortaa, 08, 11id. be would be 11per· 13th strike out.
FROM CALIFORNIA ARTISANS, ENGAG.EMENT RINGS OF INCOMPARABLE BEAUT'C
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__Jk:lpattng • • • as associate juatice" No nma:, no h».s, no errors, D«lt
when the S~me Court reconvenes left.
Monday, lndicati.n& be has no tntenUon Cardlnala seven&b-1
to quit Iha court ootlrtly detplte the Maxvill louled to c..h. Gll>oorl pop.
unprecedented Senate flllbu1ter ped to ~ near 1be mound. Brock
against his nomination 11 chief Jus· hit a 3-~ pitch into the lower llanda uce In rtpit oemerf1eld fOt" a home nm. H~ oald In the page and a half lei-II ,. .. hll tlilrd Serlet homer. Flood
ter to Johnson that even lt the Senate grouqded a 1lngle up tbe ~ .
ultimately voted to confirm him, the Flood •tole leCDDd.. Marla popped to
controver!y over the nomtnation McAulltft . would contt.nae along with 111ttaet1 One nm, two bltsL. no errors, one
upon ~· court ~blch have character· left. Run earned. Roi-Brock.
!zed the !lllbUllter -attack• which l'lfera Ell•lll-t
have ~en sornet1me1 extreme and en-. Mathews batted for Wert and g,truck
·ur.iy unrelated to rtsp<>Mlbl• crll· out. Brawn baU<d for Dobson onl filed
! I ,. • to -· McAuWle also llled to c sm. . Brock.
He sild that by withdrawing from N hits 00 •-nnne eonslderaUon fair tbe nation's hlehe1t Q runs, no ' ·~ ..... ., .
judlcial .. post, .ha hoped "lo put In ~~nail Eighth
motion a -.•i by which there wlll Don McMahon weot to Iha mound
be. an end to j!O~<Uve and extreme fw ~t and Dick Tracowski w..x uuulta apon·ttte court." ..,.;\A"' · , ., Mi..
Fortu .,.. appointed to the so. \ ~~~ Tr""°wtl!l :i-~
·preme Court In l.iell. Last Jun• 211. . Free!JM. M~-out John&on,almUl~ly anllOUJ!Cld the Cub II> MOMah-. wbO cioviN4 Ill-al
plannad ~~I of Chlel ~uatlce ---•aincltlllttctnler. Ear! Want•, rr. IOd the nonunauon '.r.vter IUad to Ncrirllp.
of 1"...iu to 1uc<Md him. No...,. no bite, ao enon -!olt. But Senale lloplibl!cana and South· 11,.,. ~· •
mi Demodati ~ l'ortu' noml· SlllDltl' lined• atncJe to coal.ir.
nlltloo and tied If uP In • l!llbuater ltl1lne. -out. It -Glbam'a
'll!!!ch cllmued TueldaJ 'When • 45-lSll ~ t:llDC the -Id -4.1 vote left Fortu aupportar1 14 VOita record
short ol lhe'i-thlr1!1 maJor111 neod· owi-outon• 2·2plldl, rlv!oc
ed -to cut off ckbate. Oll>lon 0 --ol IS atJ1n. Wamn will conUnu:e as chief Ju•· cuta:
tloe atnco he made hl1 ntlrement •f· . HCnan ""*•called lllird alllb. No
fective wbe.n a successor 11 reecb' to nn, CDI 121.t, cm GT<l't, cM left.
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. -INTERNATIONAL STATU~ -The new IDlematioael l8lllDg clua SollU ii
being eyeballed by Newport yachtsmen ... the lint two arrived at Balboa
Yacbt Ba.rin. Soling i. being consiaered u ·a new Olympic clua for 11172.
Harbor. Sailor Gets
Two of Soling Cl.ass
· Electronic
Log Race ,
On Saturday Flnt ol the --· •alllne clatt SoUng baa been
recelwd by Roger Mei1-
lnger o1 Balboa Yacht
Duin, 829 Bay1l~ Drive.
Melainllor bM """' ol the
new 27.foot thre«DBn · teel
boats, one lrom Alil>ot Boat
W0<ks, Samia, Canada, ond
another lrom P!.Mrenl, a
Temo bulider.
'Ibo Sollog, closicned by
Jan Lln(e ol N-y ,....
given inf<rDollonal atalUI by
tbe lnternldoDal Y a c b t
R-.c Union in lllM and
mty become .... Olympic
Claso 11y 1m. It 11 mown
that the Ob'mP< yachHni
comm!-Is giving con·
1ideration to Ute Soling as a
~taeemmt for the .Dragoo
Class.
SOmethlng new in tile way
ol predicted lol rae<I ii
acbeduled Saturday when·
the Southern Calliomia
Cruiser Asaoctation ataa:e1
Ill Electronic Piloting Ccm·
to.I ofl Point Fermlo.
The Soling 'ls 2l6 loet I In·
cbel!I overall, 20 feet m the
walerllno, 6 feet 3 inches
beam with • draft ol 4 !eet 3
-.:.. It weighs 2,200
pounds end Cl!Tiei 233 nWi ls tbe •econd year of
1<1uare feet ol ..,;i ucludlJll Ibis unique cont..i 1 n
1be spinnaker. 0 u t 1 id t navigaUon in which only
r.na,t i.a 1280 PJ'UD(1s. eledrooic navigational in·
The Soling was dloten by' strumenta may b< used -
the_ IYRU In a delip com-.., vllulll bearinp.
peUtlon, becaule o1 111 A:JJy electronic navlgaHon
olmplicity ol delieo, speed, devle<a except tl>e e1111De
81it19 el -taJling a is· COQ-'/.&..'.!..L i.I>. •<.> 1ldered re J at iv e 11 ~b uu;uuwete.rw may be uaed.
upenaive. 'lbe1e . ioc1ude d e p th
IOUDder1, radio direction
Jacks9nville Plays Host
ToSnipeRegattaOct.19
finder• and any other gear
OD board.
FOUR FLEE'l'S . .
EYE.1 TRO~ Y ·.
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' 5. " ·~It Penney Stqre• Qpen Every Night Monday Throug" SaturdaY'i •
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ost®. Pinto whitewalls
. Forem d .4 \y ny\on cord with rugge .P · .
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The Fkirldia Yacht Club ol seven races sailed over 111
Jacksoavlle c has ""'epted Olympic type c:ou< .. ol from
ai. inYitatlon from the Snipe five to teVm nautical miles.
CJ.111 Intematlonel Racing This i! alao tt>e same type of
._A.jsodallon to -the 10th course used by th o
The crew consl!t! of a
helmmnan, navigator and
official observer. T b e
helmsman is not allowed to
change course except tor
navt&ational safety, except
OD orderl from t h e
111.vigata'. The navigator
can ordef' a couree chang
bued. · solely on electronic
navigation equipmenL
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West«n HemJephere Snipe .America'•' CUp races off
Champlomhil>, Regatta on Newport, R. I.
1llo st. --~ River lttarlinl Mier a careful study o1
Oct. 11 lilld oonlinulng wind ...i aea --for ttuoocli Oot. 25. th~ put 10 yeir1, Octobtr,
The Snipe 11 the largest 1968, was 1!lected es the
class of one-deslp sailboats motXh moet likely to p~
In the'1mrid wttb over 17,CXX> duce fe~le wind• ror
rogb!Mod booU In · 841 Snipe l'8Cing -ale•dY wlpch
fleeta. 'Ibo W t 1 I e, n ol 10 to :IO lmolo.
Homlapben event II held Oil The -odopW for
·aller!>Me 1 •a r • to the the """" includoo pr.cUce
World a..i!plmilhlp. Thie rae<a SMurday and Sunlliy,
year it 11,fti>eclioa tO 'draw Oct. lg::IO lo fllDilllrbe
tqi salllnJ ..,.,.. ~,12,or aailon with 1oco1· --
more ·ilolionl. . · ' on the mer. The llnt two
.1't bemtopbO,. diam· -.. ol·· 4'1e b•1C'OllU0i1 r~~ln~';=~· Mi Momta;, o<i. 21; tht
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Nwou, -In <Ull: Tbe clolint banquet lllCI =-IUO~J~~ . ::t.r:= t::_ in !11112: oatVllle omorio, z .... 1o alk>w a11 c1a1 rn.
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A sklppera meetinc will b<
bold at the Long Beoch
Yacht Club Fr1da7 at 8 p.m.
Sillppen muot hlvt wl1b
them -t!llvlgator IDd exchanre observer. Ex-
dlange of observers will be
made with the ~on
Chat the oblerver ii ex-
porlencad In pr<dicted lol
raclnf.
Approxlmat. di,_ ol
tfle COUl"H ii JO mllel.
<lloclt polntl will b< i.t!Wda
. and 1 on It tu de polftf.on.1.
From llM Jail dltck polnj •
change Of COUl'H lo 210
c1egre.. magnetic will be
made '°" a distance of. one
Dille. S-1 will tlleB
mab • *· desrte tan to
port, -' llop. -hold pc>oltion u close u pooalble
until notified by 1bi Com·
·-boat
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--'"iiliLY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE' .·
.I! ohlem Is· Still rfhere
'Down, rloy ... r
• , , , As «)Ole .. the Onnce &oat Junior COl!ep Dislr1ct
'boad el4ct.loo ....... lbere j1IOt 11..s to be•. 1'9CO\Ull Sadly
U did not produce the volel needed to put the bond
1Auo, over tlie top. •
In fact the ""'Pn of delut wu Widened trom 11 . .-1on
. Neverlheless, the election remained oo ~ thal
the awltch of one vote In 1,000 from ''~" to,.'t'fub~ .,. would h1~'th1nged tho outcomt. fwen\y'°ne
out of 2!,000 votea cut would have done!~ · •
. . ' It la unfortunate-the recount dldn't'oo!H our jUDlor
collen proille~ But It dldo't, ao now It ls au..._ w~en
mllJ!bera. ol the 10-nlnf lii>ard mwt uk I-Iv.., "What dq we do DOW?" •
lien lmjlortanUy, the clthom ol the Orange Oout Jun!~ ColJeU District had better start wondartnc.
"Where do our, children 10 from here!" · ·
Service Station ~light Clearly a majority of voters, aJlnoit tlro out 'of three. favored the n .25 million bond !aue. The ju Dior
college board'• d<!cl<!on "' ult for a recount wu an act otkOepingfalth with the mjorlty.'
. The cost ol the recount wu only '225. On it wu
hanging '14 million -the amount of the bonda plua
matching state and federal l:ulldlng funds.
Costa Moaa city offlcJala are aliout to roll out a now
' model M<vloe Ration ordinance and fill ber up With oomo
hljtl>octane clausea and e:itras. • -
The posalbWty of counting'' erron scuttling the
buildlnc program had to be c:hacted at oo· 11tt1e coot and
With 10 much at s!Ue. · ·
Now the outcome la final the question la 6re do lun!Gr college dlatrlct tru.stel!a ·io ttom here! l ·
There ere two posalbllitles one jj "!"llber . bond
election llld after anch a l1mOW mlia U loolll appeallni.
But trustees undoubtedly remember that the Jut tuue-~they trlbcl· two finance electioM In a row the HCODd
did wone than the tint.
The other JIOlllbWty la to ~e the baalc tu rate
UDc1er n•.l' .1eg1Jlatlon )hat takes eff~ next aummer.
Such action would not require approval <if the voteri and
for ~I reuon would be fUbJect to CriUdsm.
A third posalbljlty -that the board limply do
nothing -Js not a rOal one. Stundenl enrollment will
continue to tn,,,_ rap!dly 'llld 11he two camp..., Or-
lll(e Cout &lid c.-w..t, are bunttnf at the aeama now.
Facts Can ~e.
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Refuge ·From
Thinking .
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A greet deal of attention. ha• been 'P&ld to the neuratic who lndulge1 1n
i.antaly, ;who cannot keep bis facta
ltrailh~ and Indeed doel not reaped
'the dlvldin( lille --fact and lan-ey.
Let me '"'""91. ho,,..... that iho
oppoelt. -u joat. neurotic -ud
--INqaa\l:r -Thal ii, the ... GI lbl -who t. 10 obleu<d
-irnlovaot facll tbot be cannot
-1111 J>9!!lt, If anj. •
At .a reetmt 1!U't7, I overbelZ'd a lad3' lryJni to rew. a roal·lif• in-
c:ldeot l!. t bad happeaed to her many ,..,_ · . _, In the ttory, 1b1
Dc!,J~ bOc:auM Ille wu unable to ...an the name ol lbl doctor who
bid treated hor In 19.'ll.
NOW, TRIS DOCl'OR'S .._ bad
no belrin1onthe1tary. Be could have
been Zilch or McGU!lcuddy or just
plaln Doc:tor X .-but she fU-and
flpundered for five . m1nµte1 iD a
deaperate effort to recollect -and
lost her audience in the meantime.
We have all seen countless inl'tances
of thi1 kind of behavior. It is
1omething mart, I believe, than mere
long-windedneu or dullness o f
personality -~t i1, somehow, a
neurotic attempt to cling to facts as if
they were the core of a person's ex-
iltence.
Countle11 conversltion1 have been
ruined by thiJ pathetic addiction to a
place, a date or a name when none
Of them i1 eaaential to the Point of the
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Why ls there a:o much opJ)Oi.ition
to sex education in tb8 1choola:?
After all, parent.I have been ex-
plaining about the birds and bees
since befwe mankind could read
... write.
-H. B. McD., Jr.
1tory. Who ~ea Whether it b&~ned
in March or April of 1932, !Jf if the
town wa1 in IdJho or Iowa, or whether
the lifi it happened to was a niece.or a
granddaUJhtor GI Dr. Zilch!
TllE8E FACl'S MAY be Important
to reporter11 Jawyen and 10cial
1tatilticln.t, but In the ordinary run of
conver11Uon1 it ill the •st. the humor,
the pertinence -in 1hort, tfle 1pirit -
of the anecdote we are i:tlterested in,
not the literal accuracy.
ltJJ ·~.oo eaey to dl.sn:J.lss tho&:!· people
simply as bores (as, indeed the1 are),
without underrtanding what motivates
their tedlou1 verl>Jl habil But· we
learn nothing from merely dllmin.ing
or p'geonboliog people in thi.I fashion.
A bumm being 11 a compound of
fact and imagination. One -type of
neurotic Oee1 from the world of fact
becawie he cannot bear ·Jt; another
kind seeks 1n fact a refuge from think-ing, fiorr. feeling, from the vast
reache1 of imagination. He is as
frightened at one extreme as the fan-
tasizer. i.s at the other. The only dil-
fueoce ii that while the fantuizer is
1ometime1 locked up, tbe .facfuallzer
often becomu the official club
historian.
V.S. Rocket Mystery
WASHINGTON -Del•nse See.
Clark Clifford i• being: put squarely on
the 1pot to dJ.Jclose .whether the U.S.
h11 rocket. 1im11.ar to tbo1e bein& us-
ed. by the ·Communists to fn .
dilcrlminately . batter S o u t b Vlet·
11a.me1e cOmmmrile1 aM. Civilians.
AllO, if • th' U,S. does have 1uch
weapon•, why they aren't being
employed &ogalnst NOrth Vietnamese
populaUon centers• and m '11 J t a r y
targetl. ·
These highly pertinent queltion1
have been.blunUy. put up to CUU<J<f by
Rep. H. R. G'tOu, ft·IOwa, Influential
m'ember of the Howe Foreign Affairs
Committee, following ao UMureessful
effort to gel tb1I informaUon from
DemocraUc congressional leaden.
Their ambJiuoua and evuive replie1 to Gro11' lnqulrie1 about the fallure 'of
U.S. to use &r0und·to·r.round and
-IA>-ll'OWld rocketa &1a1mt the Com-
uniltl gave rise to the lt.rorig 1ulpi-
. don tbat this country doe1 not have
IUCb WtapoDJ.
TO GET AT TSE bott,om of this
4"1'11 d1llmtlDi m1ater,, Grou bu
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writt.n CliUord uttn-; for exp!Jclt
answera to the f0Uowin1:
"Does the United S1-tes have
ground-to.ground lntermedlate rocket.I
and-or misslle1 capable of being fired
from the forward areas of South Viet.
DAID and reaching tbe center. of
population II well II mWtary targets
in North Vietnam! U the United state a
does poues1 ruch weapou, why havt
they not been used!
"U we do not have aucb weapon1,.
why don't we have tb,mt"
"Also, clots ·the Urilted Ststu have
alr·lo-srow>d rocket& and/or mlalilea
capable of reacbln1 ground tar1ets
wllbout aubjectlng our Oircrall aod
crew1 to the concentratt4 ,..trcratt
defie:l'lleJ of the Nortb Vletnaniece? U
we have 1ucb rocteta and/or miasiles.
wby are the1 not be1Jii usedt Jf we do
not have 1ucb weapom, please uplabl.
why we don't bav1 tbe:m."
GROSS' FORTHRIGHT q~"'Uona
max -.plode a bombabell In tba hectic
elecUoa cempai.ID 11ow l:a. prolru1
throughout the counl17. • ·
Admisalon b1 CUUord t1>at the U.S.
does not have inte.rmtdiate crounc1-to-
J[Ound rocket& o r atr-to-IJ;OllDd iiil11ilea would almoot certaln'111et oU
a fUrlous ptlltlcal attack from the
Republ i ca11 , Tbe Johnloo
Adm!nlstr1Uoo Wlluld llDd llMif hlari-
ly on the def1na1 .. jUllUylne or a-
)>iainin1 1111 ililur1 to devtlop lllCb
waapou.
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Naiurally, not everyone will like the toughened
1agi.slaUon, especially a service station owner who may
lose hla trailer rentals. Or anoth<r who can no longer
~qnn major overhauls. But ryou can't come up with
something such as the 1969 GasoDne Service Station
Standarda outline and not get a few squeak!. ·
Oil comporiles them.selvea ·may oot like tighter ""'
stricllonl Jn~ wbal they can and cannot put up on ·a 11 ..
tlan lite. Tiley, ia well aa individuals, lw'l'ever, must
relllzt their reapQcsibillty to the community.
Thia reapoDSibilily lies in the reA1m of better plan-
ning tor areater muJual benefit a~d the city's view
Is tlrat It la no different for a uWltartan service tlan for
a hospital or a new hoUsing tract. Certainly not every
Investor ri-a law to make him do the job rigbl But
1ome do. The service station ordinance which ls now 1ched ..
uled to be .enacted bu been a long time coming.
A,. tour of some streets around town will readily
sbow ju.ri bow much for too Ione.
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A Plaintive Letter E'rom C%echoslovakia • • . .
'Protected' By Red Cannons, ·Tanks
To the Editor:
Recently I received. a letter from
my n!1'llve country, Czechoalovakla.
Tile following is an exoerpi from a
translation· of. the lettet, which I would
like t.o share wlt21 Your readers·:
· "I really feel like just 1IWng down
on the floor next to . you, putting my
bead in your lap and cry, cry, and cry.
Not too long ago this naUon bloomed.
It breathed in freedom. And all of a
1uddeQ Jt appears to be at its laat gasp,
It barely brealbes and if It still keep&
human and at it& wits, Jher. it ' i1
because of the love or all of u1 for il,
as well as our bate of those who step-
ped on ita neck. In 1melly combat
boots!
"I hope thi1 letter ,wlll reach you
aafOly. Our 'lri81l<11 .id protectors'
supposedly i:lo not interfere Jn 9Uf" af.
fair1, but tile tint thing they deLre ii
to lim.Jt our freedom of the press, et.c.,
et.c. just like theirs. Since January we
could free1y write and think, it wa1
our spring .•. And I am afraid (it'1
impossible to trust them) that they
will aJi.ck their dirty paws not cnly into our press, but also our letters. ·
"I Aft.I HOPELESSLY shaking my
head and trying (for those 'frie nds' of
ours who worry about us 10 much) to
find at least . Dile single,"1 seruible
reason, why that 'prot.ection""Bflil'us was
done so treacherously, at midnight,
1hamelessly, and brutally. D o e s
anybody, whom You are worried
about, get protected in the middle of
the ni&ht by cannons, mortars, and
tanks, pointed against him? fhey 1ay
they came t.o defend us from a
'counter-revolutioo.' BUt is ·St. Ven-
ceslaua, on whose tt.atue flew our Oag
, at ~··time of their arrival, a 'coun·
terrevolutionary',? After all, he siU on
a 1tone bone and not on a Trojan
horse. Yet those 'protectors' of ours at-
tacked ~s ,stone .horse witb iunfire,
because ol thl1 Dag. And • 14-year..old
boy who placed the flag there, fell to
his death. Our 'protectors' came to hi!
iuneral in tanks and it was hard for us
to up1ain to them that it was entirely
unnecesury for \hem to be there,
beceUH all of"U1 bad a flower in our hand and 'not a• Oag which seemed to
make tt nece~ for them to 1hoot at
us. Perbap1 the7 expected coun-
terrevolutionarie1 to jump out of that
coffin!
11WBAT IS· ALl,i this talk about a
counterrevo1ubon7 Would ~I re Ii 1
counterrevplutlonarj go against can-
nons ml tlnka only with a nag ol his
. country! Wouldo't he be at 1 ... 1 hid·
.---•• Geerge ---. •
Dear Georfl:
I undentud It Is not Jll'oper to
e~nd tbe lif:Ue finger when
· drilll:ng cottee or tea, as it look:1
affected. But could you tell me
how to hold a lon&·stemmed
marttni 11us?
F.T..--
Deir F.T.:
Well. with tb• bundl ar-
thi1 DeW"lpaper I make lt a prac-
~ce to hold my martini Ulhtiy
with bolb handl.
Dear Gt«1e:
Tell the booelt trutb -do you
REAi.LY mab up moct ol tho
lltla'l In,..,-column!
· PUZZLED
Otar Puzlled:
MU• them qpt I don't even
undentaod mOfl of the l•tter1 lll
m1 column. I (Small problems 1olvtd cheap
-troat.r •~mpo pven wiUa wbolesal• <PMlo 'IOta.) . • •
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Letter1 from t'eadnt ot't welcomt.
Normally ioritet'I ahould conveu theit'
message• in 300 IDOrdl ar less. The
right to con.<knat lctit!t'I to fit apace
ar eliminate libel II raerwd. All let-
ters mu.rt include ~ure and maU.
ing addres.s. but namu toiU be 1Dith4
hekl on requert •
den behind a bulb. with a· gu.i in hi1
hand? l<'ourteen mlillon people came.
That's all we have. But there were no
C0W1terrevolutionarie1, only people
with some bra.tm who know and love
our beautifW. country, our bomelaod.
,"I send you my love. My place i1
here and here I intend to die. And I
don't care wbether Jt will be today, or
tomorrow. I would only like to 1ee
anotb~ bealllilul spring, like we bad
in 1968."
D. S. REINHARDT
Selfula '1patla11
The r ecent defeat af the Orange
Coast Junior College District bond
issue is a tragic reflection of aeUisb
apathy by over 80 percent of the eligi-
ble voters. It is a crying shame when
approximately 7 percent of the eligible
voters can defeat an issut which would
have provided the facilities that our
yowig people deserve and the com-
m unity-needs.
Why can't the citizens of our com·
munity take at least the interest to
vote yes or no? I hope that their
present lack of concern will not haunt
them in the years tO come. How
parents could not be concerned is
beyond my comprehension, when ·this
concern would COBt the average tax-
payer less than two cents a day and
provide desperately needed facilitie's.
I RA VE BEEN a taxpaying citlun
demonstrated. a concern for their
education.
D. W.DEAN
Main Issue•
To the Editor:
I went to the lecture given by
Eldridge Cleaver at UCI mainly to see
and hear for myseU in order to t.est
th1I e1:perience again.st the reports I
would later read in the pres1. In mf
opinion, Hennan Wong: af the L. A.
Tiines completelf missed the main
isaues and picked around for 1ensa·
tional statements and four-letter
words (out of context and not 1n their
application 19 a ,strong protest). ~did
Thoma1 Fortune ol the DAILY PILOT.
Those who form an opinion from
reading these nporters will have no
knowledge of the main tdeas presented
by the speakers and accepted by the
audience, nor will they have any con-
ception of the atmosphere that
prevailed. Nevertheless, I'm sure
many people will feel qualified to
speak about this lecture on the basis of
their newspaper· reading.
ANYONE UMITED to one address
ls more apt to overstate the case than
a speaker who bas frequent op.
por tunities to be heard by the same
audience. Let us not for J!el that the
situations and inequities which caused
such a militant feeling in a large seg-
ment of our culture are the reat
enemles, and the people who describe
the disease may have to use wotds
that are as disgusting as many
medical t.erms. -
of Orange County for approximately
five years. My children are married
and attending school beyond the junior
college level. This could place me in -
the position of being agalrut My ln·
crease in taxes for educational
purposes. But It ham't. If anything it
has increased my feeling of obligation
In all arguments, be they political or
private, the contenders may u1e shock
wordl or 1logans or phrases. and they
may threaten violence· or withdrawal.
and they may prophesy dire re1ults if
their view is not victorious, but thl1 ·
preliminary encounter MlJSt not b1ind
us t.o the fact that a probhlm exists
and that It is to everyone's benefit that
a solution be found. The protagonlslll
r aise and discuss the issues, but the
intermediaries shoWd 1ook for the
fundamental value judgment. on ~ach
side and attempt a compromise or
condliation. · · "
MARY W. MILLl!fR
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To the Editor: Th~itt you for your· esceilent
reportln.( ">n the UCI program at
w,hicli Cleaver. Black P' 1 n th.fl T ~
corman, of the Preside:rtt'1 Com-
mission on Civil Disord•1; Scheer.
editor or Rampart. frf.Pline, and
Catholic missionary, Bonpane .. 1pote,
to ensure that young people now and in
the future have 1t teut the same, if
not a better opportunity to gain an
education than my own.
Many adults an and will beneflt
from the fine adult education program
provided by Golden West and Or8nge
Caart. The avallablllty of knowledge
can do much to upgrade a comm.unity.
SELFISllL Y I ALSO rea!ID that tho
value of my property ii contingent
upon the avalla~lll\y of good educa-
tional program• and f1cll1U..1 in the
community. I wonder boW many
regiltered votera (voters ii UHd ad. v!Jo411) have had an opportunl\y to
seek ~• parting space near Golde
Wul or Orange Cout 1cbools. There
aren't ariy. The utter Jact of un-
derstanding by the cJUzens of the com.
munlty regarding thelr ,responsibility
to ensure the best possible educational
program ls going to result in economic
and cultural 1tagnatlon of the com·
munlty. Tbla t. tr.,ic.
DUE TO THE overcrowded con.
dittona w Jack ol l1clllttH, maybe It
Is ume to geoerate l•g!at.t!on whlcb
would require parenta of l'elhtorinC
stuc¥nta to produce vottnc -wic:a~1
which would eoaure acoeplahlll\y of
thosa ltwlenll wboff panall It leall
· Another curious grandmottfer an\1 I
went to heat them, paying a dollar a.S..
ml•s!OJt (atudt!l!ll 75 centa) wblch
covered the cost of the 1Ptlkar1 ar>d
prllvfdeil for tree cookie& and -b
served on the 11.wn outside the om
during the lntermilllon. • •
we -.. the"' till ' p.m. Im.. lhe·
question period began. and we Jett. 1 With the aception of one fat i:ftld4le.
aged woman witb a boJJ».mAda lip
saying "treason," lt wu jUlt a
meettng In the AmorlcU tndll 1
with four meq havfnf thalr _,,
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CLEAVER CERTAINLY copl-
on 1hoct vllue, otber'Will JOmdl4
contrldlctory, and 1111mPGl'tlat.
However, the '1'qk> way In wlilch be
11!!1. Ql' i.. belnf -.. -publk IUPl!Ol'I GI ... ll41ailtoa1
oYIWn, a-'bnpntao\, ml IOlll aller
lie ii de1d, the dlmap this m117 cit
our 1tafD may be lllOllculablt.
J am • aatlvi caulora.tan and Giil'
stata hM .aiw.,. had tbe llltlbett
rtllrd for lducatioo. .However. n art
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being swamped by people from . the
South, and some midwestemm who
seem to equate 1 colle:ie with a
&J.orified. bigb 1chool. (Our governor
attended a 1mall undistinguilbed
midwestern college.} "nH!Se people do
not bring with them a tradition of high
educational standard! an·i:J. need help in
understanding the value of good
achoo ls.
OUR DAUGHTER hu moved. to
New Jersey from the Bay Area of
caDlomia,' adJlll!str1<boot. are bet-
ter there. Frukly, I doubted tbi> even
though her liltb grader 1$. folng'.into a
class af 35 from a tri1anti cl.:Ss. and
their girl has only 2B lt.. ber !Oln't!t
grade clas1. However, I J)eit.eve ber
now for I just saw atatlsticl on the
·11a1u and tbeir 1up1'9rt ·91 schools.
CAlifornla bas fallen tO tlibtb place.
New Jersey soends mucti more.
.Do we really want Our· 1cbooll to
deteriorate, and our universities to
slide into the undlatfn,w.hed group?
MARGARET MC MASTER
Pertinent Queation
1'o the Editor:
In response to Mi.1. Ruth Shapin'&
opinion (Mailbox, Sept. %1) In regard
to Eldridge Cleaver, whom 1he
described" a1· an eloquent -,oung
spe~er and writer, not yet 35, and t.be
Peace and Freedoll} Party candidate
for President
To begin with, I must correct her by
stating that he will not appear on t.he
ballot in November, contrary to her
1tatemeril But more tmportanUy,
Mrs. Shapin seemed to ·purposely
neglect many pertinent facet.I of Mr,
Cleaver. He's an ex-convict who 1erv·
ed a pris.on sentence for assault with
intent to C<>mmlt murder in 1959, ls out
on parole and awaifJhg' trial on a
charge of enga~ing in a gun battle
with Oaliland pollca .1aat April 6.
. ' HE IS A LEIDER of tbe 111ack
Panthers, a militant bla~k organiz;;,.
tion which advoc3tes ~olebct and
lawle1lntls.
. Mrs. SbAP.ln pleadt1 "I urge that you
editorially defend bjj riglit to state bjj
case.••' She m111t also then feel that
some~· 1uch as the lmpe~al Wizard
· ol lh• ·l\U Klux Kiil)' should be allowed '9 -~Qtntly · 1ta.te h1a case.
, 'fbeM,in Ue1 tht' perilnerit question
and it,' lJ whether 1l platform such as
the Univemty ol CaUlornfa should be us~ for .a member af an extremist
organization to use for his own selfilb.
inte.resb IDd to tUr unrest I 1ay
uno." We oeed ipeaken who after to
afd ln a solution of thlt natlon'1 pro-
blema, not preacher1 of hate aDd
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WILLIAM
REED 1Back-w-School NightS · Slated in· Jr est County
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In the Wi-.d
01' Gr~asy Mlll'phy ls mighty ,.d
today because bis hero -the U.S.
Post Office -ls In deep trouble.
''Poor-old PO,'' Greasy llid1 "has
finally gpne completely oU its
rocker."
Now that's an interesting cb•ge
for so early In the monilng, but 01'
Greasy bas the goods on Pele Di·
Fabio and Company. First he show·
ed me a special delivery letter Whlch
took only three days to make the
long trip from Los Angeles tro Hunt-
ington Beach. •
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Back-ID«hool night., the time set
aside for parents io 1ee how Junior is
d<ling In sdlool and lo meet hi.I
teachers, are under w11y in Huntington
Beach.
Many schools already'bave held the
annual Open house, but most are
scihedulln1 them for this mo9th. .
Three of the five Huntington Beach
Unloft High School District schools wl11
be open for parents' vb.its.
Huntlngil>n Beach High is planning a
"bean feed" for students' families at-
tending the Oct. 7 classroom visits.
The dinner b&gin.s at 5:30 p.m., with
open house set for 7:15 p.m.
At Westminster High, parents are
lnvl.t.ed to visit at 7 p.m. Oct 2.8.
Marina High parents can see the
school Oct. lt at 7:30 p.m.
Fountain Valley and Wlnter6burg Hi'1 Schools are not planning specific
nights for parents' visits.
Six 1cbo0ll in the Westmi.n&ter
School Dis'bict have already _bad their
back-to.Jehool dghts, but 16 will open
their doors to parents in the next 30
da.ys. ·
Monday night pareds are invited to •
~· . . Mealn and · Johnaon lnterm..Uate
School!. Oct. 8, Seventeenll Sfz'eet and
Anderson Schools wt11 be open.
Sctroeder, Sequoia. pd Webber-
Scrhools w1J.1 welcome pareob Oct. 14;
Warner Intermediate, Oct. 17, m on
Oct. 21, Cook, Eastwood, Finley,
Goidenwest, Hayden, Sm.Ith a n d
Willmore Scboola: will bold back-to-
school nights.
Nov. 4 will be ope• boute0 at S1ocJ
l•termedlate School.
In the Huntlagtoo Beacll City Sebool
l>iltrlct, IU'ee tc;boo!I have alreldJ
bad tbalr ann.wd· welcome tor parent..
Of the three remainlog, Perry Schooll
pl1111 It. open houae Tbllrlday ntabt.
1'hlle Smith and Dwyer lntennedfate
will be •\le• Ocl 8.
In Fouiia.aln ValleY., 1dl.ooll will be
~n at 7:30 o'clock on the followlng
nlglrts:
Lamb, Thuraday; Wmllow, Oct. 7:
Ne"!'lln4; Oct. 8; Harper. (opea boule at a.p.m. lnsteal ol 7:30 p.m.), Oct. 9;
')'amura · arid Nleblas, dct. 1 o ;
Anv.ios, Bush.wd and Fountain Yalley,'.Oct. 16, and Fulton, Oct. 24.
McDowell School· bad Iii paremla'
night !alt -nlonlh.
. Ocean' Vl<W Scllool District schools
will be Open Oil the regularly-scheduJ.
ed PTA or PTO meeting nlg!D U!ll
month, .w1.th the exception of Spring
View School.! At Spring View, baek-to-sdlool nlg!lt
will be Oct. 8 lmtead ol We<!nesday.
For the exact times of the open
house functlon.s, coolact the Individual
1cbooll,
The writer might have saved the
extra postage because it usually -
only takes one or two days. "Appar-
errtly, special delivery means to de-
liver it espec1ally late/' said 01'
Greasy.
* "Thal Bob Dingwall bad a pretty
interestin' letter come the other
day, too. It was an Invite lo a party
and it was delivered only two weeks
after the party was over. One thing
does work right in the ol' PO and
that's the man who does the post·
markin'. The lettel-was postmarked
the day it was mailed.
DAILY 'ILOT Iliff .......
RaUoween Queen?
Diane ·_Johnson, third grader at Bushard School, is first entrant in
Fountain Valley Fire Deparhp,ent's "Utue Miss· Bar-B-Q" contest
Winner will reign as queen of city's Halloween celebration Oct. 26.
Contest is open lo girls 5 to.8 years old.
"' Spanish . Lessons
Offered at Beach
Center Thursdays
Boys' Club Schedules
Barbecue, Bake Sale
''The guy what had the party said
that next time he's goin' to invite
Pele and mail him bis Invite. It'd
serve him right to see bow efficient
the mail business is here in HB.
* While OP Greasy was ~np.ng and
raving about our fine postal service,
the phone rang. A voice. on the
other end of the line identified her-
City Salary Hike OJ( ..
Expected in Westminster
self as calling fD!' the Bank of Am· Approval of prey hikes for 176 Councilmen directed city attorney
mica at Brookhurst Street and Ad· Westminster City employes is ex· Paul Morgan to prepare a resolution
ams Avenue. pected 'to be 1 made official by dty incorporating tlbe salary increases
She inf<>rmed me that they have council at its ne1t meeting Oct. 8. which were included in the 1968-69
quite a sback of mail there which is The raises range from 2.5 to 10 per. budget adopted Last June.
addressed to-the DAILY· PILOT so-cent. · Depa-tment he~ given salary
ciety writer Jodeail Hastings. Evi· hikes were David Barron, public
dentiy the postman strayed a litlle service director, 2.5 percent ; Conner
in delivering the mail to Jodean, so VALL.EY PLANNERS Collacott, police chief, Mel Ingram, all letters of protest because of miss-fire chief, and Sarp Migliazzo, director
ing stories should be sent to Pete of recreation and pa:-ks, 7.5 percent;
at the local Post OUice. CANCEL MEETING Wam<> Cavonagh, director of bul!ding Come to thing about -it, that's not and planning, 01.ioto Ricci, finance director and Katharine Harper, city a good id ea because the letters Tonigbt1s scheduled meeting of the clerk, five percent. and Howard Blaco,
might never ~el .through. It would FOlaJtaln Valley Planning Commission purchasing agent, 10 perceot.
be better to bnng ~e letters on poor has been canceled for l•ck Of a Raises of 2.5 percent were given to
ritail service diredly to the.DAILY quorum. ,..19 16 employe1; five percent to 106
PILOT office and we'll P.rint them City Plamfng ·Director S t a n employes; 7 .5 percent to 38 employ es i
in the paper so Pete will be sure Mansfield said·tbe next meeting is set and 10 percent to seven employes. l9 get them. ' for Oct. 16. Increases become eff~ctive Oct. 6 . .:..:'-------------~---------~
Spanish classes for non.Spanish
speaking people will be offet'ed. begin-
ning ThUI"l!lday at the Huntington
Bead::I. Community Center.
Allen Seoo, instructor at California
State College, Los Angeles, will teach
the clas5es Thursdays from 7:30 p.m.
to 9:30 p.m.
Classes in guitar, Spanish dancing,
feather flower making and fiber gl~s.
boat constructJ.on are also being form-
ed at the center.
Persons interested in enrolling can
contact Mrs. Alice M e d i n a ,
coordinator, 847-4647. Mrs. Nancy R.
Noble, 546-169-i, i& taking appll<:ations
for the Spanish class.
Seal Beach Planning
New Post Office
A $391,765 contract for the con·
struction of a new main post office for •
Seal Beach has been awarded to
Joseph Penner and Selden Ring of Los
Angeles.
The new 23,268-square-foot building,
·to be constructed on the west side of
We9tmlnster Boulevard one block west
of Los Alamltoo BOulevard, ta lo be
completed in December, 1969.
"' A barbecue and bake sale 1ponsored
by the. Boys' Club of Huntington Beach
is set for Ocl 'IT, and club officials are
looking for persons to donate sweets
and pastries. ,
Proceeds of the sate, set for 11 a.m:
to 5:30 p.m. at the clubhouse, 319
-Yorktown Ave., will be used to operate
·the club, which now numbers more
than 500 members.
Servic:,t clubs in the , city are
donaUng"'rnanpower for the 1ale and
dinner, and local businessmen are
being a11ked to provide some of tt6
"fixings."
Club Director Pat Downy 1aid
women wishing to contribute cake!,
pies and cookl!1 for the sale should
contact the Boys Club, 586-94-15.
Dinner ticketl,. at '2 for adults and
11.25 for children, may be pl~ked up a~
the following locations:
Edinger Avenue branch of the
United California Bank, Crocker.
Citizens B8.lik, Pina Pala'ce, Seara,
Security Fir1t National Bank. '
The Humane SOclety, Jone 1 -
Gillespie Insurance, R o b e r t 1 o n
Clothing, Fleischer'• c 10 I b I• g.
Myhre's Stattooer1.
Allen RHall; Five P<olnll Pet Shop,
Southern Calllornla Flrif . National
Da~y oxclu•ive fHture• on the Oranga Coast Olympian• and tho 19th Olympiad b19in
Saturday from Mexico City in tho DAILY PILOT, tho only Orange County nawspoper
with ih own 'Olympic team' on the scene. Glenn Whita, bilingual sporh editor of tho
DAILY PILOT, speaks Iha lanquago of tha Olympics. Ha speaks your languaga, too,
ALMON LOCKAllEY,. lloofMt .adltorol,fho DAILY PILOT.
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toon for.' lklllD-... M wit -~the Ottn4Jk o. ... , ..................................... ..,.o..,,. (.wt -.. -"· -
Almon [oclaliey, anotlier •kinad raporter wlio spooks tlio lonquige of ·tho Oranga
Coast, will file exclusive stories from Acapulco ri1rti119-0c+ober .·12 repo_,+ing on the
,.ai~119 savvy of Dan Diego'• Lowell North and Newport Baach's Poter Barrott in Stir
Clau avenh, plus all the other bo.•ting .oclion of tho 19th Olympied •
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Bani:. AllJlate IDJurance, Security
Paclttc National Bank, Fanmer'1
lnlurance.
Elam's for Men, Dewey'• Men'•
Shop, Carat's Men's Qothlng Ind
W1.n.stead'1.
Reading Classes
Open in Beach
An organliatioo of Junior high ond
high school teachers of remedial. cor·
rective and speed reiading claa1ei JI
being formed in Orange County.
An organizational meeting will be
held Wednesday in Hwtlngton. Beath
at the Huntington Beach Reading
Center, 84'2 Bolla Ave. from 7 p.m. to
9:30 p.m.
Tbe purpose of the organization ls to
provide a regular discussion program
of approaches, techniques • n d
mat.eriaIJ· found~to be-eHectlve in tm.
proving reading at the secondary
lev.el, 1ald a co-founder, Dr. Willlam
Woo!brjghl • For ·~dltlonat lnfo,rmaUon, M ·to
make plans to att.nd the flnl
me.ting, ca11 Dr. Woolbrlgh!, 897.zs5, or ·Mfs: Joyce RJley, 842-7885.
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ft.et' NY Riots
Another, Teache·r
Strike Looming
· r NEW YORK (UPI) A day of MOl'or JoM V. Lindsay, ln a opeclai
radio broadcast after tpe acbool
v\olence, said the "full resources" of
the city would be used to giwr-
the pOiiUona of .tbe 83 teach.en. , ·,11y URL WIUON " ·~ ~ "-.... ,,. ,.... .
• ' ~ ' . Olil!f'iO c: \'ll•ll•ce· will'. vote tor-Rlchl~ 'M: NIXGn Nov •. 5.-· That's.
a-ire· C!arv Wallace of Dallas. wet•
lace o~ •butane-propane .compai
ny· i.nd hia name and phOne noml>er
Is paint\,d oo W. storoge fa.Db and
trucb. ·"I · get • about' one crank
phone call a daj,'' be said, "Half ot
them gOdd and hall bad." wan.co.
no relation to third-party presideo··
tiaJ candidate George Corley Wal·
Ja<e Qf Alabama, said he will not
vote for bis "namesake" because
"baBically l'tn rRepublk<ln." •
Neal ·neiaru.tue, J9, ·of ,Green Ba11
Wi!., math hi.I debut m Stout State
Univers:ii11'1 fir:•~ dru?'1'" ~jor in. a
unif<n;m he Mrigned and 1twed ·rum:
self. · DelarueUe, who workl:d a1 a
sewing mbchim operatof and patttrn
cutter ·at an a~mdn.g compan11 in Green
Ba1J for the past three ~mnwrs, made
tM uniform pattef'Md aftrr th«
regulation vrdform.i wom bV the
marching band. He madt: the large hat
out of a decorator rug, •• r-----..... The phou Mnv i" Atlantic
Citv (New Jerse11) Poll.ci .He~
quarters and an cmonyinow ~
er said a police car had beet&
drivm into tht Back Ba11. TM
bo111 sitting around tht station
houst!! dilml.ued St as ;ust an-
other prank until tM11 cht!!cUd •
Car 81, a full.-marked, blue and
whit!!! patrol car, which had been
parked outside a Jew mi?JUtes be·
fOf'e, toa1 milling. A few houi'1
latt!!r, thtrl wa.r another call.
''Have tJOU found. it 11et1" They
had. It toa1 in th• Back Bav in
10 feet of wottr.
• Zh Zu Gabor has been ordered
to appear In U.S. District Oo!lrt in
Chicag<> Oct 151'> answer contempt
of court charges. The HW!pri&n·
born aru.a hod Ignored a subpoe-
na-to appear in the Cllf!ce> of the It·
torney of Lio Dvroc:hlr on Sept. 23.
She failed to oll>w up and her at-.
torneys said ahe was in l..andlon and
would be unable )o appeor. Miss Ga·
bor has been named in a U million
laW\mil f 11 e d by Durodler, who
claims an advertisement used his
name after a contract had expired. • "The best racially balanced ticket
would be Powell and Wallace/' said
deposed Rep. Ad1m Clayton P-all
in Kalamazoo, Mich. Wben asked by
a nt'Wsman if he were serious, Pow·
ell replied, "Of course!" The news-
man said there was a definite twin·
kle in Powell's eyes. He spoke at a
student wembly at Western Mlchi·
gan University . •
Passt!!ngers of a Braniff fiioht
1treamtd from. &he airl~r after
the pilot had made 11 Pf!rfect
landini/ following in.structiona
from the BrounuviUt, Tema, air·
port towe r. Th.ere was one slight
hitch ••. the plane was at Har·
Lingen Airport, about 25 mil.es
from the Brownsville Airport
iohere the plane was oriqinalltJ
1cheduled Co lalld.
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Actor BUrt l1n~1ter, who spent
a n&ght in jail last week rather than
algn a speeding ticket, forfeited $65
bail when he didn't appear in court
on the charge. Lancaster was cited tor driving· 85 m.p.h in~ 45 n1.p.b
...,., The court said the fine for-
ludl a charge ii '30 oo Lancaster
will 1et '35 bod<. . . . -..
A Laton bou.!...Ue rays -.be na1
bee left ''delenseleu." Mrs. Mar· = Harri-wd somebody Into her living quarters over a. cat. Ille operates. The only t1ii.1 ,a1iA1n1 was a CIJI ol "Right
Gdr'·eprq deodCJnl!IL
violence in a rebellious Bi;'ooklyn
ochool dislriet 11>at lefl 10 policemen
1njl.ll'ed 'brought the thliat of a new
tetdlen 1t:rike when tchoob ere to
re1wne Thurlday after the Jewlah holiday;
· Clasbes "between police and pareuts
~e out Tuesday at four of tbe eight
acbools ln tho predominantly Negrv
and Puerio Ricon Ocean H 111 •
·Brow'OS'Yille District in Brooklyn after
newly hired teachers and pupils walk-
ed out in Jltf)test of the return of 83
white teachers s uppoeedly
.. d.imlissed" by the districL
"The returning teachers were not
permitted to teach" in accordance
with the agreement that ended the
three-week strike, said A 'J. b e r t
Shanker, presided of the 5,0IX> mem-
ber United Federation of Teachers
(UFJ'). Tberetore, said Shanker, "The
pos6ibility ol another citywide strike
• , , is vef}' real."
Three Arrested
For ~lling Guns
To Police 'Agents'
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Two
Marine corporals and ~ civilian were
"atTested Tuesda'Y nigtlt after they sold
four automatic rifles and a pistol to
uDdercover police posing as "Cuban
qents.''.
· ~olict; said t.he suspects claimed the
AR-15 rlfie, twD submachine "grease
guns" 'Wit& wire stocks, a Thompson
sl.D'oacttine a:un and a .45<:aliber
pist.ol were picked up on a Vietnam
battlefield.
The men told ttle officers the
weaipom were smuggled into the
United St.ates Where they were ob-
tained by one of the trio.
· ·Police declined to say how the
meeting in a Hollywood motel room
was arranged. The 5l1Specil were U·
rested . when Che !JXWey changed
hands. . .
Booked 'bn suspicion of selling
'automatic weapons were Cpl. Phillip
Gene. Gaylord, ..22, Cpl. Michael Roy
Sturgell, 21, bo1li 'stationed at Camp
P~etbn, and Wayne Adonija Fox,
211 of Pico Rivera.
500 Youths Plan
Human Blockade
"BOSTON (UPI) -Some 500 Boston
University students planned to form a
hum:an l;llockade today to protect a
1oldler who· baa sought sanctuary in
the unlveralty chapel.
Pvt. Raymond Kroll, 181 of Colle~
Sprlng1, Wash., moved into the Marsh
Chapel Tueaday because he does not
want to go to Vietnam.
Marine Pvt. 'lbomas Pratt, 22, of
Norwalk, Q>nn., also sought sanctuary iri the chapel Tuesday but he sur-
nndered to mllltary authorities at
Charlestown Navy Yard Tuesday
night, complaining that he was being
exploited by antiwar goups.
Largest In· IJ.S.
"I w&l'lt to make it absolutely clear
that no further disturbances ol tbi.s
sort will be tolerated," LindJay Mid. ,
2 Gunmen Get
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$250,000 Haul .
In Apartment
NEW YORK (AP) -Two gunmen
invaded the luxurious East Sidle apart.
ment ol o.. Hsrry Rudel, a pertlcl-
pant in the development of the birth.
con1rol pill, and made olf 'J'ue64ay
with jewelry, palntinga and BCUlpture
valued at $2;0,000.
The bandits gained entrance to the
Rudel apartment, wbicb occupies the
10th floor ol the building, by posing
as deliverymen.
At gunpoint, Ibey for-c<d Mrs. Sylvia
nude!, 35, a nune, and 1 maid into a
clothes closet. Two small children
were in another room and were not
disturbed. Rudel W88 not at home at
the time.
The bandits cut paintings from
frames, tookr'.jade statues from a foy-
er cabinet. and ransacked the entire
apartment. Poi.ice said one jade statue
wa.s valued at $100,00>.
The men carried out their 1oot in a
cardboard box and drove ol1 in a
panel truck. They were described as
in their 30's. One man's face was scar-
red: the other wore a handkerchief
mask.
Drug Crackdown
Nets 30 Arrests
In Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. (UPI) -Police
said a two-month undercover in-
vestigation led to the arrest of more
than 30 young persons in a crackdown
on drugs in the University of
Wisconsin area.
Those arrested rangtd lo age from
16 to 25, and included hlgb school and
university studenta, police said Tues·
day. ·
Police said they confi"scated LSD,
marijuana and other hallucinatory
type drugs worth about rTS,OIX> in iJ.
legal drug traffic.
A university student at Madison,
police said, was BJTested while walk-
ing oil a plane with $21,CJ» worth. of a
new halluclnatlon-causlng drug, tetra
hydra cannibaool (THC). Federal au-
thorlttes recently dec1lnd the drug
illegal.
Also in custody were two student& •
found to.,..,... 28 LSD lableil, police
said. They purcbaaed Ibo tablata al
the University Q( Wisconsin 14'-mor-
lal Union for $4 a tablet. and wen
selling them for $6 each at a Madison
High School. police said.
Lj.s59me actress Lee Meredith helps Mayor Hans Tonder show o«
new ligns •• JackJonville, FloridaLexpands its city· limits to dnclude
Duval County. The expansion to "'7 square miles makes Jackson·
ville the largest city in lend arep in tile en1ire U.S. and one of the
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' ELKTON, Md. (AP) -'nlrea ~ perso111 were killed and aeven werff ~!
Jund early loo\ly as H tractor-<r~e;r
truUs and six can piled up in loJ on
the Jclln F .:& Kennedy . Mem,orltl•
~ay. 1' . · t
,U)lion !IQ•Pllal lo Ell<lon •ai4 ·t!i'· Uiree victlm.1 were pronounc~ "deaCl . ' ' ~ ~ 111ere •. Namoa were withheld ,pe~l
notit!"!'lion of nest of kln. Tbe,.deitd 1t1
clud~ two. truck, drivers. . .,
St:it. Police !aid the fog was "f} 0tb1c~ we bal:l to probe for tt\e )'ictbita-'!
· Sll ambulances were callid to ·~
eie lnJured away. Fifteen low true~
were b!!iqg 1used to clear the ~way., '
The oacci~ bappe•ed aboUt &:id
a.m. in localized fog three miles north
of 'Elkton~ The ezpres.ntay, !Me!'ltate
115, ls a main route between Baltimor1
·and Wilmington, Del
State pojce Sgt. P, L. Wlnebrener
said the pileup~~pparently began after
a northbound.. tractor-trailer sb;uck.. a
sk>w..mo'o'ing foceign civ, then swerved ·
ovet the me<llail strip and collided
with a southbound truck. The other
c.,.. a'!!I trucks tnen pil<d into tne
wreckage one by one.
PRISON REBELLION -Rioting inmates set the fire which sent
smoke billowing from this 105-year-old cellbloct building in the stole
penitentiary in Columbia, S.C., Tuesday; The rebellion finally ~ded
when prison officials talked rioters into surrendering and National
Guardsmen with bayonets at the ready moved into the prison com-
~und to restore order.
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Wrecked vehicles were spread over
southbound and northbound lanes.
Winebrener said three cus and thtte
trucks were demolished , but none
overturned.
The 22 state trooperi:s on the scene -
two were from Delaware -closed the
highway between Elkton ond North
East, routing traffic into U. S. 40,
which roughly parallels it. Con'7i~is End Bioi
Prison I mprovemefl,ts Promi.sed 'Private' Photo
Of Queen' Holding
Child Published
COLUMBIA, S. C. CUP!) -South
Carolina corrections cfu:ector William
D. Leek• t81ked tough. The 300 rioting
inmates at ttie state's main prison be·
lieved he meant it.
"Surrender oc we 'll come in and get
yolJ'," Le eke called through a bulllorn
to the prisoners Tuesday from atop a
building .
The rioteri surrendered, ending a
four-Oo~~r rampage that left 11 inmates
and sbc guardt lnjired and the
penitentiary a "shambles" Of smashed.
furniture.. burning mattrenet and
spouting water splgoU.
'Natiooal guardsmen and state
troopera -m~ and secured ttie
prison.
The rioters held no hostages because
guards were quickly husUed to safety
once the disturbance broke out.
"I would not have beliitated to UH
force if lYes bad been 1n da11 ger, ..
Leeke said later. "We woold have Uled
any force necessary."
The melee, Leete said, was an
ootgrowth ot a smaller Mbreak last
April in Wlllch prisoners complained ol
bad food and the antiquated condition
of a cellblock housing more than 400
men.
Leeke , a 37-year-old Pontotoc, Miss .,
native who heads a South C3rolina
penal system widely respected by top
penologist.I in the nation, IUIJ\JD.ooed
an inmate grievance committee and
pledged better food and a new
oellbock.
Ho said he had . an an:hite<tural
atudy under way and was preparing a
1egislative measure that would allow
the department to keep the money it!
prison inC:h1'triff eam to foot a stiffer
grocery bill.
"Many o! your complaint&......-are
things rve been W<rling on a long
time," Leek.e told the prisoners. "The .
main ,thing ( need is your coopera-
tion."
He made clear, however, the rioters
would be identified and dealt with.
"U ·you baV90't done anything,
nottling is going IG happen to you," he
said. "BU:: it you have done something,
we're gdng lo find out abollt It and
you'll be punl.ltled."
The prisoner!, gathering strength as
they surged ~o the mess hall and ceU
blocks, overpowered six guards, who
managed to escape without 1erious in·
jury. Then they turned on other in·
mates with Iron pipe. and crowbars.
W ate.r IPi&otl 1ftlr'fl 1 m a s h e d ,
floodlng ftoorl, -4 mat.tresses and
fwtdture were ~. Many ot the
prlaooer1 were forced to bed down on
makeshift bunks in other p&rta of the
prison.
The 63 National Guaf1I troops and
the. equal' llWllber ol atat. highway.
patrolmen pulled out lhcrUy before
midnight.
St.ate Law Enforcement Division
agents wen investigatinl the riot.
Leeke said he did not know bow the
trouble lrok• out, but he did mow
why.
"They '" bunilnr ..id looting on tho
outside and. Uiey'n in prilOU for the
same t.htn&," be" aaid.
LONDON (UPI) '-Despite her ob-
ject.Ions, Queen Elizabeth's· subjects
wfre given an unprecedented look ~ at a snapshot ol. her in a negli-
gee in bed which someone somehow
obtained from the privatie royal fam -
ily album.
But despite the controversy over its
publication, the photograph may be
the most endearing glimpse ·Britogs
have ever had.of their queen in tlle
role of. mother. • ' .:..i ... There ehe was, Jooicing never
lovelier nor nappier' priwed up with
pillows in her silk-dl"aped.bed in Buck-
ingham Palace, holding bee y01mg<ist
child Prince Edward shortly alt.er be
was born March 10, 1964. '
Elizabeth is wearing a prim, noo-
transparent negligee secUrely f95tened
at the neck with a bii bow, ....rtngs
and a necklace .
Nut to her on the bed l.s her son
Prince Andrew, then 4, playkig with a
.mim:r and a Shoe. Seated at her
bedside 1J her hU>baod 'Prince Philip
and ~Charles, bolb looking very
happy about th< whole thing.
'Ibe "Picture covered much of paie
one ol Britain's Dally Expre5', tho !lfll
ly Brltisb newspoper lo publish it. 1'>t
Express said it oblalned the piollH
and -privale ' _-,. ol . t!>e royal family !ram PA(llllCI promised
its readers it would 'flub&h more
ThW'1day.
~P~in~=-~ efiort ln b1oell: fl>elr, JJ!lbllcallon,
in a statement Tuetday: ''Slnca
photographs aro al 1qch &. I · kind, lbe Queen....ul4 naturally prefer
1hat they not . be pOOllibed. F<>< tliol
reason we are unable to app-ove their
future py.blica~on."
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N<J,vy Backs Olf: on~ Rocket Contract
New LeJt Bkuned
For Cr-ime Issue
WASHINGTON' (AP5 -and enlorwnent and court
The FBI aaid today it baa ·procedures haven't been
more ibu npt up willl the able to keep up.
natloii't rising crime rate, ,.lo a 1ectloo-h_eJtd~d
but oddecf.tllat !lie New Left Protecting our lntemal movement .. bas mulhroom· Security,'' the report, mir-
ed toto a mojor security rorlng earfier •-by
""""em" FBI Dlreclor · J. Edgar f'·--· ·..,__ Hoover, charted iiat tbe In ill amiual re~. the Student.I for a I>tmoc:ratic
federal crime agency said SOciety ia at tbe ewe of stu·
the fiscal r!8J' that ended dent unrest "held toieeier ~at June SO was a period of by a bitter -hatred or , .. the
harsh, u n r e m i t t I n g instituUona of democratic
cha»en1e 01 for I aw en. society. forceme~ It accused SOS of 9P0nl0?· , But, tbe FBI. aald, Jt Ing workshops . to teacb
meutred ea.Ins "°" se~er&-1 sabotage and bow t o
major areu ,Of c r 1 m e manufacture uplosiVtJ for
flgbtfnt, inelq~ a 19 per-possible use aalin1t aoine
cent increase m its arrest ''overnment facUiUes
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The 1961 figures were Communist party continues
18,BBl apprehensions, COil"· as a danger to the nat1on1S ••Eaay, Douglia;you're ~veT·~·~ting for o~
pared with 15,871 the yea:· internal security, although it first date ••• • ·
before. has been working to achleve --------------------Another Colo . respe<Ulillllly in the natioo.
Another gain was clmme · ~ Jn coavictions. 1be figures 81 CONVICl'ED drive against o' r g a n I z e. d 'Ibe report showed 2,558
were 13,069 persons con-Reporting on· its activtUes crime. vfulaUons or the Federal
vicf.e4 ln 1968, against 10,320 .'.lgainst organized crime, the . Nev~eless, page after Bank Robbery and Inciden·
WASHINGTON (AP) -
The Navy bas quietly back-
ed off its position that all its
2. 75 inch rocket launcher
· contracts must go to a St.
in fiscal 1967. 1be report FBI said iU probes netted page of tile annual report.ih tal 0.-lniet:' sta~. with
stated that 97 percent of tbe convtotions of 281' lustrated ·iocrf:ases in most 1,105 .con~ons recorded:
those attested were con -figures, usoclatd witb the areas of criminal activity.. Descnbhi~tbe pmtection
victed. Mafia crime syndicate, dur· . ~e:risein bank robberies ot civ'll ri u "an esaeo·
The repcri came witlr ing the fiscal period:. . . and .related crbnes was · tial p r n c 1·p 1 e-tn ~
acknoWledged that the Air wtial the Navy and Air W&E:hington and a director; "Law and Order" a major This compared with 197 ·described as."OOwildering;"' 'democratic society," the
Systems Command is seek-Force will do for rocket l!!velyn R. Price, Stone's ex-iss ue in the presidential the previous year, and in ad-though the .report appear.e'd .repert l)Ointed prjctefull~ 'fu
ing new suppliers for the launchers in the interim: ecutive secretary, a n,d campaign. dition the report sllid there to diOw that th~ ·,FBI bid¥ . .its Rart, r.ln ·· ·aP.Pr.ebending
rocket launcher:s, used by The laundlers are used Robert B. Bregman Elec-Rep u blican candidate were more than 675 persons kept ·pace by securina 'a . Jilnes' £irl; Rely.; the a'C·
both the Navy a,od the Air for folding fin aircraft tronics Inc., of New York Richard M. Nixon claims awaiting trial on charges rec()l,'d number of 'cpn-:~secJ •Of, Qr. Martin
Foree, but would not discuss rockets -missih!s fired City. that crime is rU!lfling wild growing from t,he FBl's vicUoru:. , , Lu'ller ~~.Jr... , 1 Louis firm which is under
federal indicbnent charging
kickback'S Oil past contracts
for b: equipment.
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'lbe Navy had maintained
that Tecbfab Division of
Alsco Ioc .. of St. Louis, bad
to get all tbe contracts
because the launchers were
"proprietary" ind the time
required ~ develop new
aqpplie.rs would be
"completely prohibitive." "-
'tbe Navy awarded a '13.9 mtmon· contract for the
launchers to Techfab wtile
i1s paremt COll)pany was
un;der Grand J u r y in·
vestlgation this summe!' and
tile Pentagon ref Used to void
tile contract when the in·
dictment against Alsco was
returned in August.
SJlEK BIDS
But now, in a one·
paragraph announcement in
.a Commerce Department
journal, the Naval Air '
Systems Command h a s
disclosed <that it w i 11
formally seek competJ11ve
bids for this week from pro-
Bt>ective new suppliers on
c«ltracts for 81,500 laun-
d!ers.
'A N·avy spok-eaman
Because the r o c k e t ground.
launchens alrecxly in use or Last July 23, T h e
in production are • ,pro-Associated Press revealed
prietary item -that is, the that the Navy had awarded
plans and specificadOns are the :$13.91.mlllion contract ·
owned by Alsco-Tecbfab , not Alsco's Techfab Division
by the government -the while the firm's previous
Navy made clear in its bid contracts were still being in-
annol.lll('.:ement that com-vestigated.
panies seeking the new c90· On Aug; 7, the gi'and jllI'y
trac16 would bave to create returned an indictment
their own designs &lld build charging that on more than
test models. $47 million in cootraots,
When a House ap-Also and five other defen-
proprlations subcOmmittee dants bad channeled $4
asked the Navy em:lier this million into Swiss bank1
year to list conU-acts it "~ll knowing that their
awards on a sole-source .:;iiiterest in accounts in Swiss
basis, without competition, banks could and wo~. be
the Navy listed the rocket disguised and concealed by
launcher contracts and· ex· co-conspirators.
plained them this way: NO EFFECT
PROHIBITIVE 'The Navy said at ttie time
"The time wNch would be that the indictment would
required to develop a have no effect on the ,13.9
sirajlar Navy-owned i~m million contract. an4 'to get a new m~ac-sn Also named in the in-
turer into production is dictment were Chromcraft
completely prohibitive." Corp. which merged with
The Navy spokes m en Alsco in 1966; Andrew L.
wot.ikl not explain this week Stone, principal stockholder,
why they now are seeking cblef executive officer and a
new suppliers, why they now director of Ohromcraft;
have time to go throug1i the Francis N. Rosenbaum, the
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UNO'll'D NATIONS, N.Y. CUcbollovakllll lDvulon, .
(AP) -5ee1t!ory al Slole -deeiared lbe Soviet ac-
DOon lluok ~ denounood llOll "hu -bopeo-for '
tho Scmot m l 11 t • r 1 In· -Eut-Weot nloll'"""
-In ClecbollOYakla and • ._ -and
u "'l'"PIB ...i ..,....... dlocourapmont lll>oul OWIY ·l:.t~ =--~ ~ ·~-·" 111!\l•••tl•• and op-="P?eolden~ll:.•·~: ~ around th~ ol c:omman -.. t wmtd!' • 'ala.Jo Tllo us .. MC1'0Wy of•' and -betw-.....
•-· makiiie hla ftrat U.N. ~eat mdba':,i=z~!: ~ • ...., In~ by ted" be &lid. He that
tfttoee demaDltraton in ~ tbe' Russians were now
publiC IJllery who shou-tr·•-to devise a Jwtillca· and dleplayed • banner ,.... lled ·saying "stop the War in ~ for what b~. ea a
Vietnam" before 111ey were gn>11 viohitioo of the
huatled fl'ocn tho chamber U.N. dw'ter. ,
by IOC1A'lfy guords. ADot!>er Ruak asked wnether re·
demomtriolo< -stood cent~ published In
and dispiayeci a algn t!eclar-tbe SOriet: Oo m m u n i s t
Ing "Bl~ Firm• Get Rich, -per Pnlvda -Gls die,r. also was ejected. that the Kremlin was
· lluslc told tile US-nadon .cllsewwinc < h a r t • r pro-
General Auemllly -tile hlbltlool •!ll'ln•I the uae of
United States did a.ot accept force as long as such action
its coot.nUon -Ibo U.N. U.Ok place wllllln tile Soviet
charter gave M"""1W Ille bloc.
right to i ate r'v en e "'Ibe naOcm of the world
uni 1atera11 }'In West will -to Ille Soviet Unicn
Gennany if it determineicl far answers to these ques-
that a resurrence of 11iazl1D1 tiom,'' he eaid, "mdi for
exislod. .-e 11Jat It ta not "Air/ ouch oc11oa," be oealdnC to place ltae!f above
nld. "wW!d lead. Im· lhe...,ofthecbai!Or.
modlolely to 11111-defe>se "Let us say wry plalnly
mwureo pea.-to lie ·to Ibo ·-Union: The
North Atlantlc TNotr." ,_ .. -ta ·Ille road
Dooling at lellllh w1a1 Ille of Ille dam."
Egypt Cliiims Israeli
Invasion P.lan F oi"led
Br Ualtecl pr e • I ... he 11111.,IDI be -hia pie·
--tlnland_.i. Emt Io 11 e d an llraell In ~ Ill.._,. of
plan far a wrprlH lDvulcn Jew1 flocb dto IYDliOCUe&
!nm b Simi i"lmlnlula by ODii to j....-•1 waltlrn
ealdllC Mrio1 pbot•cn1phl of 1l'li! Ja_ lie old dl1 tor
'hrlel'• m.Ml8d tr o_o.p 1, prayer 1D obtervuot of
Oolro _.. Nl4 to-Yom Klppur, Ibo D11 of
Aly. . . Ab>eu»eat.
'!be D I W 0 p & p e r I ·/J Pllllca bllltd tnin elld
Gomhonrla • -Al -b1Chw11-~ • t" •••
fatled to .., -... In· r....i -Jordtll until Ibo vaek>:,:.ae,.tl""""4 bat Hid ea1 of tllt bolillt,y at IUD• • the s E gyptlan photo mlsaioo lor'Ced !au! -. ·todlJ. They said It
to oail <11. the ioY'asion. wu done to p r e v e n t
There """ no immecBaU mi.sunder--•uaed cunment on the Egyptian , by Arabo 1Ulltm!Har With
report from Israel. . . . 1he Jewish bolldtif Will to 'Ibe newspapen said they
got their informaUoo from
an onny _.,1 and from
the air force.
They quoted. a tpOkellJWn
es sayinl *l· H-
Ezzat wao oaiered to lly
over Israeli pocitloftl in oc ..
oopied Sinai a I te r In·
telligence r_.. -ed
Isn.el w• ma•inc troop.
When he --Ille troop-massing area, t b e
newspa:pei'S said. a.ix Israeli
jet figbter plane• chased
him and fired a rocket at
him. It exploded harmlessly,
4 Gunmen
Make Haul
BRIGKTON, England
(AP) -An onned pre
wounded the meager of a
bank .nd e1c•ped with
,172,BOO -Y·
'Ibo bank -crowded when kKr men ran in,
"<luirtlng ammonia. T h e
manager was lbot in the
arm as he graWled wUll one
of .the men.
The ra!<l«I Ded In •
waiting !rude wit!i the
money in four oarivu bags.
sacred ereu.
In Amman, 1the P4]ertine
·Llbe-. Orpnization
(PLO) dohnecl it lnllided
hMvr-_,..,,.IsraeU
lorcealn~.
A PLO '<••11mun1<1110 said ccmmandoe carried out 31
raids CD the oocupied West
Bank of the-· In G.ua and Sinai, ldlllni .,. WOOi!·
ding 311 1-ll olllcers and
sold.Jere. It said the com·
maulos destroyed 14 half·
track trucks and six heavy
tanb.
U.N. Aide Free,
Held by Cubans
HAVANA (AP) -A
United NaUom plant expert
wbo w11 jalled 18 days ago
by the Cattro eovernment
on char1e1 that he brought •
dan.geroua plant fungus into
Cuba, bu been released, the
Cuban cover nm en tan-
nounctd Tuesday.
A U.N. apokesman said
Dr. R. S. Vuudeva, who Ja:
from India, would have to
remain in Cuba, however,
until the government com·
pletes its investigation.
BACK TO WORK -Heading for Europe, ·the Queen
Ell2abeth is eesed out of her berth In New York
H81Wr Tueaday as two• striking longshoremen look
OD. A .federal judge late.Tuesday ordered StriklnJ
longshoremen from Maine to Texas to return to
woilt. The judge acted under provisions of the Taft·
Hartley Labor Law.
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V!Ei'INA, A-la (AP)~
DelellalkJna <ii Commw>lat •
porllea !rOin Ill eoum!ei
1-e decided ti>. poo!pone a
wc-14 Comm unlit ®ft·
-ICbeduled tor
Moicow Nov. 25, apparently
becauae unity aeemed unlllooly ofter Ibo Soviet-led
~ ol C..C001Iovut.. ·
Oooeu!IMll In Budopeat,
the dele&lllloni decided to
meet -acaln Nov. 17 to
dl.o<wa a new ,tlate, Ibo of·
f1dal Hung,arlan new1 agen~
cy MTI -repoded.
• Source• kl Budo!>est '"'1d C>echotlloval<Jo WOii D 0 I
• d9culaeCI. aiid. the 1e111on
W' & I obanlctuiled by
"honest eaoru: on all atd8'
to -Ille greateat deJrOO .of cooperailon and to ••ercoD14! clffl<ulti.. that erose in tht recent period."
But Ille larlf• Communist
parties of Italy and l"nll\ce
were known to oppose a
Commuoiat unity coofer«ICO
in the present sttuetJou,
The • Slovak newspaper
Pra.vm.of-B rat isl av a,
Czecbollovatda, Nid: 1"lbe
events in Cz.ecboe.lovUia
Lo h. R . .Read The Daily · Pilot :=.~·~;S:u!: ngs oremen ece1ve ;:11'!. ~00 1 ...
'Back "to Work' Order l.=S=E=C=A=R=D=.S=A=M-=F=P=0-=0-=L;;;;;;.=TA=BL=E=-tl
NEW YORK (UPI) -would sap the strength of
Acting on orders from the doJJ.ar at home and
President Jdlmon ' • t o abroad.
remove a peril 1o the na-Federal Judge Sylvester
tionial. health and safety," a J . Ryan issued a te-mporary
fedetal judge Tuesday night restraining order against
ordered 75,000 s t r I k i n g the ILA strike pending a
longshoremen back to work hearing on an injunction
at ports from Maine to TU· under tlle Taft-Hartley Act.
as. He set Oct. 9 for the hear-
It WU the seventh time ing.
since I!M8 a president had President Johnson had
invoked the Taft-Hartley ordered Mty. Gen. Ramsty
Act's 80-day "c0oling off" Clark to seek an injunction
Dtriod to end a walkout by under the labor act "in
tbe International order to remove -a peril to
~ o ngsboremen's Aasocia· the national health and safe·
Uon. ty and to secure a resump-
'Ibomaa W. Gleason, ILA tion of trade, commerce and
pre1ident, aeid the union commw:µoa1ioo ."
would order the Johnson sougtit the in-
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!Mv," m .. son said. to reconclle their dif. 323 S. Main St.,' Orange
Administration offlclalJ ferencea over the ex. Houn: 1 l:'oo to 6:30-6 D1y1 a Wffk --CIOHd Wecfntld1y1
claimed a dock strike from _,!:ceec~dl~Dll!!lY~dtffl~c~u~ltc!is~s~ue~s:... "_...:!!!!!!!!e!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!,,;,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!l!!!!!B_.,...,;,..,!!!!l!I the Atlantic lo the Gulf
Coast'""'dd ·~ottlle Unilad
Sta!A!s '100 mJlllcn a monlll
in balance of permentl and
SF Loaders
Get Grapes
SAN FRANOISCO (UPI)
Loogsboremeli • n d
teamsters Mgan handlinl
grapes on the San Fiabclsco
wateriroot Tuesd011y de.spite
picketmi farm ·union • .sup-
portero 'Ollo had kept tilem
from toucbini any grapta
for a week.
It wasn't clear whether
tbe waterfront gr a p e
blockade had been lifted e'n·
ti.rely or just at piers 32 and
80, where several truckloads
ol grape• were loaded into
ships.
Teamater Union ·a n d
emp\oyer 1ource1 qreed
that teamster "lumper•"
wbo normally unload the
truck.a refUled at firlt to do
so but then moved in. "to
protact tiielr Jurtadlctlon"
when tbt drJv~• bepn
unloading· grape1.
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For instance, eleclrlc dryers are flameless and odorless.
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tr Because without an electric dryer.
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' Chains Cut
Drafi Resister
Nabbed in Church
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Nelson. 19, Santa Monlea.
Federal mushala entered a He did ·sucb a good jo\
church TUe11day nlgbt lo ar-. that • JlO handcu!ts were
rest a yotmi dtaft resister needed; '!be marshals led
wbo sought sanctuary inside him away wit.bout incident
by chaining hlnuelf lo a lo a parked ear l>y the chain
doun supflOli:ers. connedinJ his wrista~
The mamW1s utd large A bencb' warr8nt ws
bolt cutters to break the 1 'k J$5ued. earlier Tuesday for
inch chain that was looped Jthe youth atter be failed to
and padlockl!d an>und the show Ul> r .. trial in federal
\\Tists of GrtgOJ1 l1Dg cawt on a charge of faD.ing
to register for tile dralt.
MrL Lois Nelson, his Kuchel Aide motlier, appeared instead and bihded U.S. DI.rt. Judge
Endorses
Cranston
SACR..un;NTO W)
Democrat AlilD a ....
pro....i -..,. .. liis drift tOo enllist: 'I. .. t .. ~ l
~~-~ Oemocnb ia bis ompeip
Albert Lee Stephens Jr. a
note which said her son
woWd seek sanctuary in
G...,. Episcopal Church.
Nelson said in the note his
tttma.I \o register was "an
xtioe consistent with tbe
moral pl' e c e pt s and
INcbings of .my society, an
.diem directed toward en-
ding the present war (in
Vietnam) and beallng the
wounds or discords ...
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Californi&.
Cnmstoll .... -,..i and
his staff bublillng 'l\lesday
over news tblt be bas won
endorsement tram a
longtime Repubtican worter
and key member of Sen.
Thomas H. Kucbel's UllSUC·
cessful bid for renomi.naliao
al the June prinw::y.
Before the a r r e s t , ..__ ........
members of The Resistance,
ag~pe~=~~
Halferty also .... -by \\'ord that Sen. Eugene J.
MoCartliy ol ---who got 1.3 millioo votet in
the Oem0Cf"3tic pl'esidential
primary here -will work
foe him.
an -draft organlultions, STRIKING HOUSEWIFE PICKETS HOME
and supporting clergymen Mrs. S•ndr• Wa9(ner C.l~ims She :Y_IOrks T~ Herd
and friends h e 1 a a
brotherhood service f o r
Nelson. . w ·• i : During the service Nelson ·I e·
burned, a draft t'al'd but it . on Sti·ike
be.longed to "Someone -else.
He didft't have one of his k H. f
own because h• •ailed t• Pie ets ome or Fair Pay
regi.$ler.
STOCKTON CUP!) :... As ly with her husbond, Tom,
pretty Sandra Wagner see& but still plam to keep it up
it, 12.o hom:s work a week "unUl T~ is willing to sit
for no pay is unfair. So she down at the rowid table and has set up a one-woman
picket line. · negotiate."
But Sandra's job bas no Sandra is looking .out for
Choppers
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Arming of Firemen
More. L1"·ves LOS ANGELES (AP) -m.., ""' "°""d oc. attaclt-Clty firemen are going to ed .....
carry automa~ sHotguu Although .Radke said the
WHinlER (AP) -'Ibe for 6elf.protec1ioftl Fi f • ~illon was made "after l adel Raymond M. Hill says deaths of two Sheriff's _ "to shoot their way out 11 great consideration IJ.Qd con·
deputies in a helicapter trapped." ce.rn abouti possible pUbllc
crash bring to 4P the Asst. Wef Robert E. reacUon/' shock was ex·
number of persons killed in Radke said' Tuesday that ar· pressed by ceies King III,
such accldeota in L o 1 · rangements have bef:n made presidept ·or the CenlN1
Angelea County in the past to purchase eo . autbmatlc .Qrancb of the ~ational ~.=-'-=------
five mon~. ~au.geu!~Jimi::: !~. !Jv~:!tio~ 'Q.10: ..
Tbe worst was last May fjremen to use them. , People. f#rbert L. Carter, ex·
wtJ 23 -hed · ecdlive director of the Los en penons peru m . RaJ!!c.e ea.id be is "con-.. All you need 11 one Angeles County Human
the fiery craisb of a Los cerned about reported in-fireman lbootin:g one lltUtt 'Jlelations commission, said
Angeles Airways helicopter ~dents from all over the na· kJd.t and I'm telling you that his agency "must view with
en ~ute to DiweylaDd. '!-ion of firemen being lured fire station just won't be a1Dm any tendency to make
Jnto sniper traps or other there fot long," King told ll " ~er . Loa A n g e I e s situation1 where defenseless new1men. .. firemen into po cemen.
Ail'w•1' c:raft making f!>e I
same run crashed i n
Auguol, killing ali 21 ahoard.
Last morrtb a · county
fireman died whel> his
copter vieo! down ikiring a
Slin Gallrlel CaOyon brush
fire. That same month two
men were killed in a
HoHywood Hilla cemetery
'When a chOpper lifting a
workman to a cburcb-stee-
ple craslled.
Wreckage of the sheriff's
helicopter wts found Tues·
day in a wooded area of
Rose Hilla Memorial Park
Cemetery near Whittier.
The bodies of Robert K.
Schnur, 43, the pilot, and
Gary E. McCullah, 29,
observef,·.were nearby. The
deputies were members of
the shet;ifrs Aerial Recor:i·
naissance Ground Unit Sup-
porl
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Bullets Hit
Wallace HQ
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The Relaxed Way ...
Over 2;000,000
Passengers Carried
Over 60,000,000
Miles
To Your Connectint Plane.at L:A. International.Airport -' . __..,,., Now SerVing .Orange 'county and . . . . . ~ ~
Beach Cities with · 82 Flights Per Diy
ANAHEIM /DISNlYLAND HELIPORT NIWPORT UlACH IHllPCJ~I * * *· Wallace VP
Rites · Held
For School
Cheerleaders
union to ht:lp hef and no her baby daughter but hus-
wages and h9w:s laws to band Tom is in charge of the
protect tt. s h e ' ~ a two boys, aged 7 and 6; who LOS ANGELES (AP) _
housewife. are getting awfully tired of About 15 bullets were 1ired 22 FUGHTS P.ER 'DAY REDDING (AP) -Near-Her strike against her living oo little . but peanut
ly 1,500 mourners stt on husband entered its fourth butter and jelly sandwiches. into a George Wallace for "E bod I t President cam.....,;gn head-bleacher seats in t h e day today. She has refused very Y e se seems o __.. '-go· trik th qumiers, police said, but the Enterprise u ;..., Schoo 1 to cook, .r~ed to wash r.n: mg on s e ese • ...,. h d days," she said. ''That's office was empty aJld no one gymnasium Tuesday for the clot.bes, and m 8 r c e was hurt. militantly up and down in how I first got the idea.
ATLANTA. Ga. (AP) funeral of rive students whg front of her house with ap-"Tom works 40 hours 8 Officers said American
Gov. Le~er Maddox ..J were killed in an automobile propriate signs, such as week for pay, and I work Independent party workers
•n. VL accident. "Strike a Blow for 120 hours a week for found plate glass windows
Idea Irks
Rafferty
Gcorgla says i1 Max Raf-Womanhood." Her husband natl.in ... That's 0,.. fair." shattered and plaster walls
ferty GOP and.d te f th Caskets of the five girls -...... "6 "" riddled with bullets when • c I a or e ,·, a s1'gnpa1·nter but Mr 'w d d U S •--ate fr 0 m four of them cheerleaders -s. agner conce e they arrived Tuesday morn-. · -=<• naturi\llY, she has to paint her husband does not seem Oalifornia, would run as were in a row against a wall her on placMds during this too shattered by the dispute ing at the office near
George Wallace's vice -and banked with flowers as di te downtown L<ls Angeles.
presidential c 8 n did 8 t e • five ministers 'held the joint i:ntka, 23, has been mar-ye~e reported he came an~u~~ali~m p~:~8!~~
60 FUGHTS PER DAJ/
15 Minutes One Way Time
l.oution: Just north of lhe ·Disneyland Hotel and
just west of Disneyland Park on Cerritos A'fenue.
Phone: (714) 172'8380
20 Minutes One Waj Time .
llQlian: ~rtli of c...t lf!llmJ .. !!It lllsl ~
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TOTAL All SOVICE-lllrDUlh tldll:inr and blaatt
chldled from loc1f htll,ort to flntl destintllon-1111·
where h1 tht world I
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....-SINCE JN7 . , ''they would make an un-service. n'ed 'or eight years and has h fr I beatable team." ,. ome om work and augh-dug out of the walls, officer
In ch ch •"-two sons and an infant ed "And th d kn • ..'.~~:~!~-~~~~-~·~:_-~~=~~============~=~=~====~~ ?\iaddox, contacted Tues-a. ur across 1ue . tin o you ow ~ ~'\i:I sai •
tr et -othe ·c 8 dau....,ter. what he did? He went day night at the governor's s e -· r servi e we 611 fishing." monsion, said he made the held for Warren M11'Dtineau •• __ S11_e_sa_yo_sh_e_;_s_su_·u_1r_i_en_d_-_________ 1 suggestfon at an impromptu 18, a junior cqllege student
news conference Monday at who drOve the car in which
ttle Lo.! Angeles airport, all six:were killed Saturday
after a newsman aJked. en route to a football game
about Wallace's ~ u.n n i n,g in StL¥&nville against Lassen
mate. High School.
111 Los Angeles, Rafferty· Eme;.prise p I a y e r s ,
said the sugge)ition "c~t notified of the tragedy at
be taken seriously." . · · . hJl.lftime; voted to continue
"I am not soliciting ihe the game, sa~ing t bey
help of George Wallace or believed the girls would
Lesttt Maddox," Rafferty have wanted the game to
said. "I hope tile latter continue. Enteryrise won 7-
recognizes this and will .con-0.
fine his comments to the at-· . The five girl victims were
fairs of bis own state and Debbie Sue Johnson, Shelley
leave the presidential r.aCe Roberti, Jennifer Bre'Wen,
and the U. S. Senate race in Ka.thy Van Doren and Don-
r..::ilifornia alone." · -· na MMldox, all 17.
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~l~on ltyfes, lide-zips Or back-zips, stretch or rigid fabrics. -• 111 from. regular. stock. Mi sses' SROrtsweor, 78
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Your favorite jumper looks •in ossorfi1! colors, lf .. ingbones,
di agonal twills, tweeds, don09ols of wool/royoo/nylon bonded
to acetate. Blouse •ketdi~tf· llOt included. Blouses, Shi~s. 66
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T•l•phon• SlS.11f1 -.
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3.99-5.99 .
Originally $9-$13 wool skirts, all reduced from regula r
stock . A-lines, pleoters, gored styles, solid color wool
·flannel~. nov elties. Misses' Sportswear, 89
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Orig. $12 6.99 . -' We show .only·0/18 from • beautiful groll~ o,f ·full:fesh ioned
cardigans, ·36..+.2, wliite, beige, block , fashion c;,oloro.
Street Floor 'Budgei°Sporlsweer, 65
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•• t Telephone 6"44°1212 t •
Shop Monday thrv Frld•y 10:00 •.m. to t :lO p.m.
S•lurd•y 10:00 """'I• 6:00 P.•m•
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FAMOUS NAME SWEATERS
SAVE 1/3-1 /2 7.99
DAJLY Pli.Of J -•
We show only one style from our reg. $15-$17 collection of wool
or Orlon• acrylic sweaters, 36--40. Pullover· in .bone, brown
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A fovoril8-1fyle to weer belted. or' nof, in O~on• Ja;rylic
bonded to ocolole, 8-1 8. Shown, blu~,
grey, brown or grHn with whihl. Misses' Sperl.wee,, ~ 2
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HUNTINGTON IEA.CH • nn' eJN&ER AVENUE
-,-. T .i.,1to.w Hl•JJH '-11 • ' ' •
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For the Record
Meetings
Pair Rob
Store for
$140 Loot
GAJUll!lN GROVE
Police «e tee.king N"o men
wboJield I\> a ....... Uqwr
11"re dert here Tu0$doy
night.
Ramona J. Day, 38, o(
Mlclw<ay City told polk:e she
wes on <duty et the Jigger 11·
quor store, 12032 Brook:hurst
Street, when two armed
men entered about 10:30
p.m.
They demanded cub, got
about $140, and thtn forced
Mrs. Day into the walk-In
rebi.gerator at gunpolM.
QUEENIE • '
OCSecond lly Phll lnl•rlandi: •
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In Cancer
T ·( Collection ...
~ Oraore' County
Branch of the Americin ~r Socltly W. ,. .. k "'°nod ~.as collected
dllling the l!Mlll Cancer
C(lll'•de -~.000 ..... t4a'n the previous year and
af.'percent over the $300,000
goat - placing the county
~ branch aecond in the 1tate.
, Dr. Robert.Reaves, presi-d~t of the Orance County
• 1, l>J'ancb of the society, made
~ the Oguru known at the ID·
~ report meeting. "No
o\l)er branch comes near us hi eitlier percent of increaae
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Weather Eye.
Airpt>rt O.ff e.rs For ecasts
Oranle County's first.,.,,_
f•••Jonal weather
l<lrecutlng mvk:e bao.been
e1tal>lllhed at tho Orange
Oouoly AIJ1>ort.
Tbe new <0mpony, Orange
<lQunty . Wea Iller CElllral,
p r o v I d e s foreoaSting in·
format.ioo.. weather warn-
ings and tlde and storm con-
dilioos data to ~· who
' Pay Raises
Okayed for
Assessors
' may need a a>n\pleU and
accUnat4 weather forecNl
ne lt:attoa rec:elvea
w .. tber maps and dofa
!run around the world, lll· cludlni computu1zec1 ,,_
aod weailler J:bOrU CCllD•
piled at the Natlont·l
Meteorologioal C«.ttt In
Washington , D.C.
In addition, complete
Radar st1Jrm De t ec tio n
coveNge of the United
States amt clood p!cturet m:m the ESSA Weather
Bureau satellitet are being
received.
Enroll -· -
She activated a silent alarm e iu... r--,,...._., ...... 1 ...... .,... ~ ~
lo pollce headquarters from . -·
• or in percent of goal "
.. Reaves said. "We have rah-
\ e4' more than 24 entire SANTA ANA -Despite
!. sta.tes in the country." . the reservationa of two
NOW for
in.side the relr+gerator. : "I thlolc people wb~ fiy-.togotlier . .ougbt to stay
Sile said the robbers ap-together; don't -)'Olf, ¥1ur•
er an g e County's con-supervisors, the county
tribution to cancer research board Tuesday approved
this yelr will be $145,478, · major reclassification of the
about YI percent of the tctal. ~ a&&essor's ~ f f 1 ~ e parently were on foot as sh~ -,--------------------heard end NW no car. They
eF•c•ped. ·:More County Acreag~ THe remainder of tht amn which wW ,result 111 mid-
will go toward transporta-Year pay increues far about
tion, education, sick room · 34 employees.
uneral Held ·
For Ag Preserve Due
equipment, speech therapy Supervisor D a v t d L.
and other services provided Baker a week ago et:~d
by the Jocal ~lunteers. doubt that ~dyear raises
For Comitian
Dead at 81
ORANGE G 1 en n
William Well s, 81 , long-time
resident of Orange County
was buried here today at
Fiairhaven Memorial Park.
The Rev. Harry Owens of.
fi<:tated.
Mr. Wells, who resided In
Atwood , died Monda y in a
Fullerton hospital following
a prolonged illness.
CAPISTRANO -An ap-
.Plioation t:o include 260 more
acres in a gr ic u 1 tu..ral
preserve status reganling
fax a5s_eS9ments bas been
'received by the Board of
Supervisor& and refen-ed to
the P-Wllling Commission.
Jean Lacouague ~w b.o
fanns the 'acreage in the
San J\!M Yelley bu applied
for '& Williamson Act
, preserve status.
are good policy. He we
joined Tuet d ay by
C ty F • Supervioor Willlam H. Hin·
· Locaua g u e wro te OUD a cmg t<tn.
aupervia<n that his -... D ~ Andrew J . had developed the 1.,.,;,. · amage Suit lliDlhaw had upla!ned i..1 week that the recrganiz.atioo
beginning 1n 1920 and Utat ANAHEIM - A claim for eliminates red·tape for pro-
ste8duy lnc:rea!tng tu:e,, S\.50,cm damages for in· petty owne:n: making in·
were malriug tile Clpef'ation juries suffered by a six-quiries in bis office and
unprofitable. He aaid tu:eS year-old boy has been filed makes for more efficient
bed dot*'led J4st year and "with the Bo a r d of operation. He said many of
the e.ssesament was doubied Superviaors. the changes were maada.ted
·The claim filed by Ronald by Aasembly Bill 80.
tb.i! year· ·· Dwm, of Anaheim, on bebaU Tbe overall salary jn.
He said be bad 80 acres in· ot his son. David J ohn, tteaae to the: depai b:nent
oranges .md 180 in pe~ft a}feges that the boy was will be aboot S 1 O , O O O ,
and dry farming. ' sU'uck last June 26 by a car Personnel Di'rectDr William
Under the Williamson ACi owned by Orange County Hart said. He raid the extra
-rty can be assess-':::i. and driven by Gabriel L. expense bad been provided
Accredited
SCIENCE
of
MIND
ClUa Iristructlon
One Seu.ion Per Week
FIRST YIAR cWa
St•rts ,.,....,,Oct. Id
ADVANCID CLASS
Stam ThurM•J, Oct. W "
1802 N. F'•lrv1ew St..,
S•ntl An•
MlrWotl C.1111 ,., .. ,,,. • .,..... c ... ,,..,,,.
Dr.Chlrl• ~. Dl'11CW
Dr. °'"""" sar-, Mlfl1"'9r
ol Edl,lt..lllDtt, S1tnt11 Ana '·
CHURCH Of'
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE •
C .. I SS1·JIU7 W MWiQ1 _.., .. He came to Orange Coun-
ty in 1901 and moved to
Atwood in 1940. During this
time, Mr. Welfs operated a
poultry ranch and was
employed by the Yorba Lin-
"da Water Co. for l~ years.
This adds to the more
than 107 ,000 other acres in
the county which have been
submitted for r e s e r v e
status. Other applicants in·
·elude the Irvine Company,
tile Mission Viejo Ranch and
the Nohl R:aocb.
,,. ~" ~ LJrneb, a co unty employt. for 1n the budget. pmhlyasfamland aoo nOl1--=;:::=....:.._:.::.=:::::.....::::!:::::.::.....:.:::..::..:::.::~:.::.._~~__.:!~!!'!!!'!!'!!!'~!!'!!!'!!'!!!'!!'!!!'~
its potential Use under a 1o;
DEATH NOTICES
STEWART
91tr1tll E. SIN1rt. «ll W. 17111 SI ..
Coat1 Mnt. O.hl ol n.ltl. Ockltlltr I.
$41Nlwcl by four dlllltllten. Mr1.
Man11rwt E. Ml11er, S..Olh91h11 Mra.
JO.II R. At .... , Fonhl1111 Mn. ICltt>-
l'Yfl E ... "'""'"· kn lltf1'Nlrdl11<1, and Mrl. JH..,.,. Shlr11, Yt"l\lrt. R.,._
1ry, I :» PM klnllthl, WICIMtdlr.
11.e<!Ulltrn Mns. Tllvnde.,, ' """' bOlll
al SI. J-0.W. Caltlolk Cl'lllrcfl. Ol-
l'ltCt.d )ri lllltr M«tW...,. 11~1 ~
PitMr. c.a.M MitM. WILLJllES
llobet1 F. 'Wlllmn. Age 51, llf 7'10
P-St., c._ del Mltr. Diie llf
dlteltl, SltPI. •• SUNlvitd b., wlle,
Rull!, Ind bnll!Mr, Htrno I". Wlllmitl,
Olla• Sltrrkn,, Tllunde.,, I PM.
P.elllc: VlitW CtllHI. lntllrfnlftf, P•
clflc YllW MitnMw .. I Ptrll. l'tmltr
MiW9fh llloloe •11111'111 lo ~. --Jal -'rlbllllonl lllHl.e eo11trlbvlt hi
1t19 H-' H1rtior !!IQ LlldN Clltlr·
lfy l'llflll. Olnldld by .. Hr ~rr.
l5a I.. Coat """'""'"· Gctr'Olll del .....
SCANLAN
Wllttmlltdv
T....S.y, Oct. l, 1:15 11.m., medlc1I
11d, 6122 Westmlru.ter !llvd.
11 :t1 1t.m .. llrT 1nv,1tf1111orl. 1"°'1
lftCI\ ltvd. .
,rPWfll•I• V1tlly w..i,.,...,, Ott. 1. 1:0 -."' .. n1eu.,
B..Wrd Street Ind Edlnlar Avenue
Mullt"'9'-IMdl
TIMlday, Oc!. 1. 11:11 1.m., ... leK.
lklWrd SITMt north ol All111!1 ·-''°' 11.m~ fetict flr1, 11761 Huntlralon "· 1:03 11.111., trull flr1, Elmlrt 11'1d Hunt.
ll'llloll Streeb
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TU609f, OC'I. l, 7:ll. t.11'1.. t1IH
•l•rm. hr Stred 1nd Tllltril'i •-5:20 11.m .. rncw, 45f E, lttfl 51.
7:1' 11.m., 1r1M fl,., *1 c111i..e
1:31 P.m~ Wllhclown, 17"10 N-~ ....
l :DJ p.m., m11llclou& mltclllt.f. 1101
Bale.,. $1.
1:22 p.m., trPsll 11,.., :JO.n Fil"'""* w ..
1:21 p.m.. 1n111 ni., *' Flllmor. w ..
U :l' p.m .. '11ed /I,.., 75' WJlllOl'I SI. O.vld W. S.:..1111"-AM 21, ol U10 SH· N-.n SMCll
vltow, A.Pl. 1, CoroN dfl !Nr, Su•· ll::ID P.m., 1213 8onnl1 DooM. 11r1ge
vived bf J141...nh, Mr. '"" Mn. Rll'" fir., M.SOO d1m1te. -dOll deed -, -!.-~~~ w"'..,"','':.. ','",,, '.,'•h•: ,,., "·"'·· tr1111 11r1, nu """' s1. J1n th ..._,,,. • •·-P · N S5 00 IOI• =it!rld~.p~~~L~ O:..!:: Pi. •-t l'i"t0to· I'S IHle. F1mll., SUHfthl ti-•lol\1"9 &U 0 ,
to ~. ~Ill contrlblltlonl. Ptf9M TOUfS .,. cenduded Mcw11-,. •nd
contr'lbute to Clllld...,,. ~ .. I. A~ FrlUn for Khool ~-of tlttl'I
Nomi.r. Auxlll•rr. 01...cfotd by lattr tra.IH litYel llnd ibove w other w-
Martv1ry, lS:XI E. Cont H1•"""1"• ""IDltlllM of •t 1efl1 ltl1f 191 ltv-
C-. del Mltr. ltl. tft,.,_i.I ,,,_. """ (Ill Mr. POE C>udte., 1tltlt. 60-.UZl. E.rl. 111.
WllU1M A. Poe, !YO Pte«nlll , H_.
,..,.., hocfll. S..On<l'tltcl by .... ~. """'·
P11rl Poe; two-· E. W. Pat> Cll~
f'Clrlllt VtlleY, tnd Mlrtln O. Pot,
LtkKlde, al'ld itlithl •rt~lldnn.
~r>ikn, Frid1Y, I PM. litll .......
wa., O\tNI, 110 l r<lltdw1y, C111ll ....
PERKINS
CP Slates
Annual Fete
Surviving him are his
widow, Jessie Ross Wellll ;
two daughters, Mn. ~xine
Selby, Atwood and Mn.
Gle naray Williams,
Anaheim; two SOM, Boyd
Wells, Atwood end Edward
"Doc" Wells, Ikea; his
st~er, Mrs. Ethel
Wells, Funertoo; a sister,
Mrs. Clara 1..embert, Santa
Ana ; niDe grandchildren
and 10..great·gr~n.
Linehurger
Seal Prexy
ANAHEliM -Robert A.
Li'neburger o! Fullerton hes
been elected presidalt of th e
board o! directoni of the
Eo.ter Seal Society for
Crippled Children a n d
Adults ol Orange Counly.
Llneburger, controller for
Beckman Instruments in
Fullerton, replaces outgoing
pr-esident Wendell T. Hill,
Jr., or Orange. Hill served
in the top coonty Easter
Seal post for two yews.
Other officers elected at
the organization's annual
Wilbur Pertll.,., Uf E. ltlll SI., c-
11 IMM. Sc-rvkft Hnd! .... lltll lroff.
way Mortl/IN, 110 8rotdWty, CGlll ..... SANTA ANA-The annual meeting were John Mawhin-
Rabff' E•rl ~,!!!R!e n . ., 25e11 installation and award!-'din-ney , Santa Ana, first vice
Hart.or, '"''' Mnl. surYlvec1 by ner of United Cerebral Palsy pre6ideot; Eugene Tu t t ,
1•1Mr, Jotin Currv, DI 1.560 Pl1centl1 Tustin, second vice presi· A~e., C•tt Mit111 11111r, 0ori. M.. Association of °""1ge Coun-d Dr Le •· • --Hwhel. O.k1ori11, ,.,,.. .. .,1v1nl•1 two ent; , W1a 1.A:1o1 more, ~ Jatin Ecmrd •l'ld WHH•m ty is scheduled for Oct. 9, at Yorba Linda, treasurer;
E. curno. DI L-'"di· s.rvkitl. W J Cal p nwrWa-,. ' PM. Wnlcllll oo;;i;i-'""' . HBl'Vard St., here. udge Vin -Schmidt,
wit~ 11: .... Meh'!n .... T•:;.lc1111.... with a ~'-I .. ____ at 6·.30 Santa Ana, secretlary. and
lnttnMnl, Mtrbm' 11:'91 ""'"'°""' "11""""'1 UVW-
Parll. Wtttcllft ChtPltl arr. "' p.m. and dillner at 7:30 p.m. Mise Marry Aiine Krane,
.... 01rec1ors. Anaheim, assistant
BAL'IZ MORTUARIES
Corona del Mar OR S-9451
Coda Me11 Ml 1-%4%4
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
llt Broadway, Codi Mea u .._ ...,
DILDAY BROTHERS
JCu.ntlngion Valley
Mortuary
17911 Bt1cll Bl.._
Huntington Beau
84%-77'71
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARX
Cemetery e Mertaary
Chapel
S5ll PacUlc View Drtve
Newport Beacll, Calllorola -PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL nJNER.l.L
HOME
7Ml Bohl AYe.
We1tmla1ter m.35!S
IMl1B'S lllOR'roilY
Cl .Malll SI..
s~1l!'"" • • , .
ln':8Tt'LIFI MORTUARY
4ti JI!. 17111 11., Colla Mk& .....
New o£ficers to be in-secretary-treasurer. stalled at the dinner are v · Ir _________ _,
L. ffasemeyer, Fullerton ,
pttsldent; Jack McConnell ,
Fullerton, first vice presi-
dent; Robert Soyde<, Costa
Meaa, 8eClOOd vice preQ-
deot; Mrs. Kenneth Sharp,
Costa Mesa, secretary, and
B. A. Draney, Fountain
Valley, treasurer.
"The Hurricane In side,"
part of which l\"as filmed et I
Ille Santa Ana U C P A
Center, will also be shOIMl .
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WAREHOUSE OUTLET
Funllturo ood Carpet
Spanilh Oak A Wrought Iron
Dining Set 48" table 4 chain
$195.00 Sot R•9· $245.00
HMY'f NylH U., $4.tl ..... y4.
l-t-1'-tM• AMIJ.ble
J. J. kNICkERIOCKn
4001 llRCH ST., N.I .
t1111wM11 .... 1 .... a MKArthvrl
545-8409
I See by Today's
Want Ads:
e Oh ~ CDJld It btt A
lady io.I: • DWoond Hettt
Plndant in the Udo 1*
vldnl ....
• ~·· • rood deal! An Auto Repa1r bultne11, ~
and hou&t, all for • 'll!T)'
low price.
• Di.rt LD'ten, h!re'• a
....... .,..,,.... o!l caJI.
.m Ghmt TOMf Ro9d, ,_,
• ,Ban:tow.
. ...... , 0.. a1rto!llce ...
.,,.... and -oftloe du.., for Che .....,, 11"-
3
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year agreement betlWeen ~
eounty an:! the IOlldownOr. • ,
lly Order U.S. District Court
BANKRUPTCY
SALE
' Days Only • Starling at 1 O 1.m., Jhursuy
SELLING OUT
"THE STATION"
3700 E. COAST HWY .. CORON'l DEL MAR
GIFTS-CANDLES ,
"and things"
AYGllto G-d Mod loutlquo Shoppe
EVERYTHING
10 ... m., n..,._, Oct. J
4 Dll)'1 Only -T•ura., Prl., Sit .. 10 a.m. TU t p.nt.
· Sun., 11 •.rn. Tll 6 fl-"'·
• ly ordor of ... Uohod Statos Dlttrlct Court ho
looU.ptcy, _ttio ooriro ..,.,. of tllh booknopt
store .. MMt sold at 1/2 off th reg.a. price. Flatw:• aod .,..1,..... fw Mio. n 11 .... wll
laat'-dayloolyl
Items such as: Colored En111181ed Cook·
ware • Candles & Holden, all types •
Jewelry • Matches • Watches • Artificial
Flowers • Clothing • Beachwe1r • Candy •
B1sk9fs • PoU~cal Party f1Yors • Ceramics
• Posten • Plaques • Lamps • Sunglasses
• Tumblers • Mugs • Wrappings • Towels •
Incense • Planters • Chinaw1re • Utensils
~ l11pkins, cloth & paper • Stationery •
• Cloth & Piper Napkins • Stationery •
Bake & Cookware • T riys • Pui:ses • Posl·
cards • Signs • Slickers • Garden Lights •
Tinware • Sconces • Pillows • Giff Items
• tlrrors • Toys, elc. .Anllq1t Kitchen
Sloie & lil~n Pastry Clblnetl Spotlljts
• fans • SllelYlna • Cabinels • Elc • '
"TH• SfA'nON" "l'..1o.':"..':'·
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'attqauq~ i~iA ilnfet~TO>t
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~QUA, ·ntcntfAf ?
Easy to do ... iust coll or c-ome in.
~ ~OIA. IJOAH. ••• J1'fA mw a. .clJl~tJt,,..ce.
ASSETS OVER • $425,000,000.00
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MUTUAL SAVINGS
·A N 0 L. 0 A N A S S 0 C I A T I 0 N
CORONA DEL MAR
2867 East Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar, cant. 92625
telephone: 675-5010
HEADOfl'lCE
315 E. Colondo Blod.
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tll1p.'lone: 449-2345
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OTHER llRANCH
Of'flC[$
C<Mna. Glendale
WestAltodia
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Uselees ..
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~:A Problem
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: ~. llld """" -;;io.~dlt of·lt. But11boo0 l"h• oeem to ha .. Ile moll
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I ~ WUla It •••
,oullllllora. ,fortunately, Ivery yo\mc ' ctilldren, 30 .
jponlllo er below, doll't (9111 • • • • ....,. often.
: .If 11"'1 did, It woold be I ttri ... illdetd. fer d>ildren
' \hla )'OOllll hlrve' DO Wl1 to
< rtelly de..rlbt W h &I ' I • beU'Or!ng -. . And -I ._,dicltia 1e let ao toe I long, It "'Ill mean rupture I and )lOlelb1e 11ea111 from ·
, perltooltli · (lllflammatlon ot I the membrlDt lllilliJhe ah-
• domlnal cavlly).
, : SYMPT<>MS • • What are tht O)'DlplGma·ot
: appendici111? .1:,.: . ' . , Nausea, fever 8Dd-pa1D
{ the 1 t o m a c. h ., M1Pf.CiAiiY'
, J"1len it seems to con, ~.te ill Ibo -· •r!Sht area. There are the 111roe ,
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~~ ~~ '!':'~· ~' VI coarltt .U... ·-:art ' .. • l > tilt lamt fOr oi'dtnary el-· lnte<tlnal : llld the Ulte. How do . tell II lt'1 111e· append!J;
' -.. aeUnc up! -.... One clue la the kind of c ~
If II oeeD!I a lltUa
than wllat yoU? dllld
y P,ll 1'hen he baa •
. ""' &Clio, '~ .. •P-~ndldtlr. Also, a CO!lltlllt r.;i 11 'inore 1uaplc!Gu1 lllan ~~":~i;~~~ t.~:~.£1 ~s I've --~;-.-.·1 .~e dniiliil~;;::Don'I ~ · . ~ to tile ltilil. either, ;rru.J:: ~ Juot ~bal the _
ij!·On file 0111& ~<;pnce '· . e get.to ~l}llli* ·· · can overrate r,lliti ( im· '
' ' • Qf' ~bl• Ill>" >
I citi.J ."t ~ :"''". es1<1.ni ~ ball ' · healthy~ remit\ ',c
as -~ )"OUDI tnlll beet.ult_ i/1,1 Wanted to bt IUM and ., ' ' ~ ver Mv1 trouble witll lt ill ' •'
e mlilltotbatue.
. · 1IU day llld ap wh«I a
• -IJIJlrt and .. holilltal ' are hardly ill ·&o.ir ·
:S.\WIY for all ot !l'i>l don't ' ~nit-..... n. that .rt ~ed.
J;OGGING .
~Htm'1 P'. writes: "l'vt ~ jogging. My health bu 1'ni>fove<1 • hlD)Clrjd per·
:~pol, my pQ1M w down from
'"' to 72, 'hill .lai.!1, ~. bl[ck
my too.I~~·~ mt1 etpedau.7 after I've
off It nldle. Have I
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Women Wage
War on Litter
Campaigning agalnsi Utter 'are members of the Woman's DivlsloD;
Huntington Beach Chamber of CODml"'ce. ; ,
Members of the beauUficali9n committee are urgin« lbe. cooP,eralloa
of all bOme owners during the fall campaign. Old alovea, retrlgen.tora,
bath tubs, bed springs and mattresses may be deposited at designated spoil
throughout the city.
Paul Lumena has donated the setvices of the men and equipment· of
Rainbow Dispo<al Co. Eight sites and the l•st two weekends-in October
have been eel~ted in cooperation 'with ttle Depaft:ment of Pubftc Works. 1
Memos giving the dates and sites of trash collection have bOen m.
tribuled In watet bills llll.iled lo resident...
~andling pl trash .and litter will be expedited if res~ 'will' Ue
y,rd trimmings and sack small trash. Looe'e dirt or concrete. will not be
• accepted. · · -• ' ·
Beautification committee members hope that the campaign will efun.
lnalio Jitter on highways and vacant lob and &V<!rt possible traiieily"litvolv-
ing small children or elderly people. Il it proves successful, the women's
division hopeo to make It a biannual event lakill(.pla~ each April as well
as Octobe<.
Supervisors from l)a;nbojV Dtspoga!"will be on liand al each site to ·
help with the unlooding of trash and cumbersome i~ems. ·
Locations selecled f~r thi! free service Saturday' and Swldiy,, Oct.
19 and 20, between -10 a .m. and 5 p.m., are Greer Park parking lo~ McFad·
~en Avenue. west of Golden West ,Street; Murdy. Park parking .~c:it, ~orma
Lane; Edwards Street soutih of Slater Avenue, and Holland Drive eilst of
Beach Boulevard. ' '
GOOD RIDDANCE _: <;ollecting aSBK>rted.junk and rubbish for the
citywide antilitter campaign the last two weekends 'of tliil.' month
are (left to right) Mrs. George McCracken, Kathy Foster,.,6, Caroline
Casey, 3, and Mrs. Edward J. Casey Jr. Rainbow DL\posal Co. bas
volunteered men and equipment to staff eight sites in the city f9l" the purpose of colleetin~ large and small pieces incltiding·such
hazarc;b· as old stoves, .xefnguators,' bed springs and metuesses.
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Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Satunlay end Sunday,, Oct. ~6 and 27,
litter will be received at Newl•nd and Atlanta Street..; Gothatd.Street north
of Slater Avenue; Memphis· Avenue north of Alibaina Stl'eet, and Walnut
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riaugurate
Racing . lnvitatio~ar
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Snappine;. sails and· th,e shouts of excited skippers wi~ be beard ln
the channels of Htlntih.£t,on Harbpur Saturday and SUnday, Oct. 12 and 13,
when the Lido fleet of the Huriting!OO. lhlrbour Yacht Club hosts ib in·
augural invitational · \ ·
' ' The racine: events will be open to all Lido skippers Who ¥e members
of Southern California Yachting Association's affiliated cltlbs. · -
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· ThrOO rates for boih A and B fleets will start at 11 :50 a.m. Satur.
day, and two events are scheduled to begin at the same time on Sunday.
Since there wilt. be-limited entries. all. contestant& are asked to con-tact Al Fitzpatrick, 847<!135; prior to Tuesday, Ocl 8, regarding entry
: stiatus. ·
Juniocs who wish to eri.ter the competition musl have written ap-
proval from parents.
Special racing, Instructions ~d any area hazards will be outlined
dUring a. skipper's meeting at 10 a.m. Salur~ay in tile pool area of the Hunt-
ington l!Jcbour Beach Club, headquarters for the race commit!~· . . ·. . .
Launching and s.torage facjliti"' will be available for cqntestanb,
and the Beacb Club facilities will be open to participant.II and their fami-
lies Including the dilling room; pool, dressing ropms and lounge.
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A no-host bar and dinner around the patio and pool will be •erved
, following both racing event... Dinner will be $3 for adults and $1.50 for
childre ' n.
Free hot dogs and so!t drinks will be served for luncheon both days. ,
Comprising the host-club's race committee are Mrs. John de ra Haye,
)\fnl, Gil Thompson, WaUy Ahearn, Lyman LaTourrette, Jerry Olson; Fred
Westpha~' Bob Baker Al Fink, Al Fitzpotrick, Don Leedom, Chet Haug,
Harry Burford, Jim Shifier, Scott Neula and Jim M8rtln.
between 14th -and 15tih Streets, ' · • ·
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INVITATIONAL LAU ... CH!D -The 'inaugural Udo 14 'invill·
Uonal,• spoDJOred by ·the Lido fleet of the Huqtillgton Harbour
Yacht Club, will lake place within the channels on Sat~:J'. end
Sunday, Oct. .12 and 13. Preparing one of tlie radni v for
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to riibtJ Mrs. Al Fink, ~ Olooll. and 11n. Fi~tijck. ,
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j....,. iei ~~a tel of ~Y•F' ~I, lrinow bow .. ~en~ .In· prelullJ .lbat to~ ,.'J.·11oe1r
lllopCiive porent& \!'ho dldn'~ l!"'I H ~le, litlde ml -gltl ~ tltl. SeWe, B"'!T .. , . · • ~
wmnly abOIJt t1telr'cillldret1 u ii 1ber ~le eon be. ~ rotn& to -k ee , , • •
bad given ll!em Iile>,lll llct, pattOtl a lelepbcae.operll!>r. )loweiW, I have CONFIDENTIAL TO ""'n FEET,
who -out o1 ll!eir, way lo odopt dovelol?ed u en-.a1 alleflY lo pet WARIM HEART: Tbbi" ~ i!retV
y01U1g1ler1 ·0ften ~ lo l<l9i and II'" names. I oan tolerate vulprlty, but I dlUmrn)o lo m••-· O>ol lti Ywlrl
preclote lller,n ~ loelbe being catered · lo. W b e n loo ,...., for sucll to.U.C. • • • '
I he.ve·declded ·lllot l'O'l'I• who are stran;ers call me s-. sutar. Drlnldog moy be "In" lo llo tlndl
unable lo bave-tlmlllea and de noUllqe H ~ o.' I et _.. I -lo nin wtlh _, """' u '-::,.r:• -but m ...• ~.~ ~ •·-··•y" .,.. ..:-· un -ar 1 f IO u-. YOU ..._ '" -,_ -·· -~ ... -~ "~!" for)<-. y... .... ILaml 11 II Is b lo make tbe man. -pl., lbem wt. 111,y _populor. lleoil "-"!Id Y•-
ADOPTED AND PROUD '• I know teyer'll ~ ..... Itel• For~.;., Oo11." -·-Ia
. D&U PllOtJD1 ... -.. 'llol I de, wm you ~ UI Ill • favor ud coin ..i a • ... · llllhid&tl ...... llMn'• aJec 11 1n111 ta iioem. ~.uu oomplamtl ~ p~ o . ""~...,,.WIG!,....~
1 DEAR o:, OVer ,Ille ~·"f' 1,hve , ~~wln·k~lobq>M
D!!AR ANN LANDERS : Priol 1117 recdYed many lellert from "'leplltM wllll ~ oroblemr. l!llnd a..,. !o JiOl-
chlef pipe..., meb a ~end lorltlo, epenlorl, ud Oo van 1llljlrlly'tl' In core o1·ti. DAn.Y1'1LQ!\ -I
will you pl..,.! tliem.per Sweetie, Supr, ln~llll--.-, slid W14 •
' baYl,'trOl'tld "Wltb Ille p~ for :II HQ Deir lo u. -">'. ... . '
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DEAR NANCY: 11 thee any simple
way of keepill1 dilh .. cold for aevorai
hoai-1 wben you're havln1 a belch or
boot pi<nic! MILDRED B.
DEAR MD..DRED : There's nothing
colder than yesterday's newspaper -
for wrapping up• ~cDJc. To keep cold
foods shivering, wrap di6he1 finst in loU and q,en in two layer1 of wet
newspaper. For bot dlabN, wrap ln
foil and dry newspaper.
DEAR NANCY: How many
cocktail.J do you think ts cc:n-ect to
S<'rve before dimer? PUZZLED
HOSTESS ' .
DEAR PUZZLED; Alcohol
anaealbe!Uea the wto hud1. u )>Ou're
a Jood coolt try 111<1 keep the llbatioQI
to two: U you're a bM! coot, pour wttb
a· gen!roua and merciful hand.
What'• JIOMr cooking predica-
ment? Stnd it in and 1te if we can
cook it/ While wt 'i!"'t per1onauv
a~r all vaur Utttri, tho1t lttttr1
with tht moat entertaining or ptrti-
""'' culinc'l/ probi.m. wUI I>< pub-lished in thi.t column. Smd vour
l<t!era to WHAT COOKS1 c/o THE
DAILY PILOT.
Olympian's Strongest Fan -
Diamond Anniversary ·
-Ebell:s Poised for · Year
A time f<r reflection on
put 90""'CJ1P1i•bments of
Newport Beach Ebell Club
II 111 order, for the group
will ho celebralln& lb llOlh
annivenaey this year.
Jnstud, members will
p.rge s.bead on n e w
pllilantblq>ic P--er the leodmblp of Mr 1 .
~~wbowill
ltut her MCODd term &I
prelldoat dlll'lnc the ~
---In tbO c.ltti»oule. Tbeme for tbe. Cc.• lteep v...., ill
Othor 11Ctivllle1, -
-"""""" llli'I. 1-Rudd, lnclude a wide variety
al lntorHll wliich keep
meml>erw buly thn>ull!Joul the-. Geren Oamten will start
their ,_ al DbOD Frida7,
Oct. ll, in' Ibo clubhome
under the cbolnnamlllp al
Mr1. o. c. Mattocb, while llO<lll«Cl -Sectlm one
.Mrw. Arthur Neeb will con· wW gather • 1 p.m. 'l'burs·
duct sessions for the choral day, Oct. 10, in htt homt for
group, the :E.Belletones on a deslert luncheon and
the third· ..i f our I h reviewer will be Newport
'l1lunlcla,w al the m-.. Beach aty IJ-. Mrs.
Plans for the comlllg year Marlin Sbedoy.
will be f<nlulated at tbe Section Two :wm remain
fiN:t meeting of the P.M.'1 inactive unW later, wblle
J.wet Section Friday, Oct. Section Three -bu ll, with Mn. Joclt UWeCon opened Its yeor with a
ai d:lairm.an. . meetintl: in Manntnc'• Clle.
The '!'raft! Secllon with Leilure World. CbolrnilJi II
Series Focuses
On Fost~r Care
Mn Dorothy Btlfml Mn Loul Bretto F01ter ·owe famtll.11 are
ch_;__ -•-•-• aa Mr. All• .. ...!::. • Invited to a Hrlea of fwr ~ --.. nal •. ce ~ ••• a. ad>eduled a H-day railtrip tomey will d.JICUlll wlUJ, meetira&• focuafn&: op the lbroOlh Mexico. e1tote1 end tedmlcllltlea ln· IPOCial prol>lema al pro.
Under the ·l'ddoDOO al volved -Section Four !!.~~-'?~~~. -_e to MA. Ra,y Ntellen, t b • memben end .,..U orrlve ~-w ~
.p.nien Section will i..e lll for a-12:30 p.m. -In '!lit m..un,s will lake
&wt meetic Wednelday, tbe bcDe of Mrs. D. D. Jliace·on four comecutlve
Oct. 23, -e trip to Ov....,. on Oct. I O • 1liuriday1 hell•'"nc lomor·
M°"kete1'1 and llmd>eo<I ill • a.lnMn 11 Mr1. J . V. r<1ff fnlm I to 9:30 p.m. Jn
~. e1a-. 11>e um-111y a1 Calllornia
'!be aev.n Book Section• 1-nlllC how to make Airicullural Ezte!llloa of·
ollo will betlln meetln.C• decor.uve object. I r o m fl.,., 1000 S. -Blvd., eoon. meterlall on t.nd will be AJWbetm,
Mrr. CbM'lel Dewey ID· Section Five me m b • r • co ·•Po DI or 1 n I tbt
1'ho will d!ICUll lbe lollA!r
dlild'1 probl"1ll of ...
ceptance and adjuatment io
achoo! and -the looter para Cl!ft help.
P-1 ......,_ will Jn.
elude Anclrow Clay, footer
jjireut and prjndpaJ al
Lldora VIMa Jualor Hip In
Fullertori; Mr1. Joan COben,
educational re 1 ou re e 1
coordinator, Orqe Coun!J
l>eparlment of S o c i a 1
Welfare, and Mila Vfrllnia
Templeton, --of pn>eram1 for tile mentally
'Please Call Me Sol,'
'l'hl7 lllo will meet at 12:30 meetlnp, -to all Orani•
p.m. Oct. 10, Speoloer II Oouil!J I o I le { ....
Ml11 Ann Slluct, .,,.,.... al famlllel,.. a r • Ille Cblldrn'1
Tnmll: Jn the Attl<; bolleu P1>11or n Un!• Oran
will ho Mn. William "'"" ' I• CounlJ lleporlment al
rellarded end lffted, Oranp
Count)' ecboola ofllce.
'!be Oct. l! meetin1 will
fM!un Dr. Stuart Willoo,
Child psychologllt and COD·
lllltlnl IJIYdloloSilt for the
!l'Olllr Home Plocement
Udl, OrlllP County
Depolfment al S o c la I
Walfare, w11o wtJl diecual
u--..,YOID'Jl'ooier
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Performers Request Gilmo<e, end cbalrmon 11· Soclal Well... and the
Mrl. J. Ja1 Jakotky. Umwnity of Calllornlo
Ho•IHIOI for Section Sii ~oulioral E x I •• I i 0 • wlllGoe~ boStheE ~!!,· llMryH D Service.
A Ilk!~ "Ploue Call Me
Sol," will ho perlormed for
El Camino Real Woman'•
Club member1 tomorrow, in
the Dana Point Communii)'.
ClubbouH, lllatod program
chairman. Mn. L o b r
Ludwlct.
The comic 1ketcb will ho
-tod h)' Jack l5cbrelber
and Mn. Mlriam Schwan
.,.or the LelllD't World ~
ductiOl1 Guild of La&'ml
Hilll.
A retired lawyer from
N• York, where be
repruentod coal dulen ill
their matlODI with the
federal 1ov1rnment,
Scbrtlber al.lo served on the
.Federal Grand Jury in·
vesticaUne aubv~rsive •c· uviu.. lncludin1 the Hi11·
Chambera, Wllliem Rem-
ington aod Judith Coplan
cases.
Mrs. Schwan Is a book
reviewer, blbllogra p her
with the Red Cross and a
apeclalllt Jn boepilal UbtarJ
Toddlers
In Action
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wort. Currently the vice
--1 cl Temple Judea
Silterbood, abe a p p • a r 1
weekly on 1 closed circuit
televilion abow t b r o u I b
Leilure, World. _.
Mn. Joeepb D. LeBlanc;
bo1teu and chairman, will
ho ullltod h)' the Mm11.
Arthur Sewell, V e r n a
Volgelland, C. A. RlmMJ
and Lazar Goldfarb •t tho
lalad -•IM!d to d .... -at 12:80 prior to b proerarn.
~. · · -... • · · The •-·' A-'• of McGnosor and L H. ...,.... .,..,_
McBride, when 1!>e ll'O•P Footer Care wtJ1 ho Bruce
gather1 at 12:30 p.Jll, Oct. W. Sumner'• WJpie •I tho
25, to -Mr1. Ra,yllMllld jllr.'!... mfeetil>C;._ A prelldlnJ o.u c11 .... , her travu ..... • tile ~anc• °""'1IY
abrotd. Headlllc lhil -Juvenile ~ Sumner will
i> Mr1. _,.... "-· -q.-... ...., ... Remlni.ecencel of IUIDDIU "wl>ol ii lie legal pr-H
v-will s:fl!I Ille -a clllld II mtdl a ward meettn1 at ~ Seven · of the courlT" ud "what
Oct. Ill, Jn llMI COiia Mua on Ibo Iepl 1'0IJIOllOil>Wtiu
home al Mr1. Thom a 1 and HabilUOI ol a loltor
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·News of Co_ast Men in Service on Duty Aro~n_d Worl4
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Corp. 1111mud 1' Ellla4
Jr.1 USMC, 21,-100 of Mr.
and Mr•. Raymond K.
Elatad of 19372 Fiji Lane,
Huntington Beach, 11 serv·
ill1t wllb ttie Flri~ Morine
Alrcren Wins, South Viet·
~m.
Al a..membe< <>Liil• unit
he ls 1uppotttns otber u . S.
and Allied ground !wees
openit!ng in tbe republic. -Airman 1.G. Johll Pa~
tetn1on, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James D. PattertOD of 701
Vla IJdo Park Dr l .v e ,
Newport Beach, bas been
a.Signed to Cam llanb Bay
AB, Vidnam.
The alrmon Ia a medical
roi:orcll speclalist. . JI• lo • gtadute of moyo
Hlgll School, El Moote.
Pvt. Claude R. Kinsey m,
USMC, 23, IOD of Mr. and
~. Claude R. Kinsey ol.
1* Ponderosa, C o s ta
M'sa.. has graduated from
recruit trailllng at t b e
Marine Corpa: R e c r u i t
Depot, San Diego.
Airman Rodger W. Ware,
son of Mr. and Mr,. Harvey
Ware of 6001 Vane Circle,
Huntington Beach, has been
assie;ned to the Air Force
Tedmical Training Center,
Keefi"ler AFB, Mbs., toe
training u a com·
m,u n i cat ioowlectronics apecialliJt. .
The airman ii a graduate
of Marina High School, 11166
and received bis A. A.
degne from Golden West
College, 1968.
Airman Paal Logan, ion
of Mr. eod Mrs. Erwin s.
Logan of 218 Cabrillo, San
Clemente, has beell assigned
to the Air Force Technical
Training Center, Keesler
A.F.B., Miss., for school-
ing as a communications
specialist.
The airman :iJ a graduate
of Fresno High School, 1967
arid attended Fresno City
College before entering the
service.
Pfc. Royal D. WUllamson,
son of Mr. and Mn. Royal
'Williamson of 'J:!i11 Eldon
Ave., Costa Mesa, has been
assigned to He 11 bronn,
-Germany wi,th D. Company,
237,th Engineer Batta.ti.on.
·The 17·yee.r-old l'Oldier ls
l light vehicle ,driver with
the 9'lnd Tra+rt CO!ll-iany. ;)
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Hospital Oorpoman 3.C.
_\urt 0. Schnelder RI, USN,
21, son of Mr. mid Mr&. Kurt
0. Schneider of 120 Lex-
ington Lane, >Costa Mesa,
has retw'ned. to Hawaii with
the 27th Marine Regimental
Landing Team.
'I1be unit completed eight
months Of duty in Southeast
Asia.
The Marines have been
operating in t!le "rocket
belt" of Solth Vietnam,
near Da Nang. :
Honor Due
_Rep. Utt
On Oct. 12
Congressman James B.
Utt (ll-Tustin) will be hon·
o,f~d at a testimonJal din-
1*r Oct. 12 at the Orange
Ciaunty Medical Association
abditorlum, 300 S. Flower
St., Orange, by the "Medi-
Cfll Profession's Recognition
Q:>mmittee."
i''Tbls ia a splendid oppor-
tOnity for the Orange and SI»> Djego county pbyslclaiis
tf honor and support one of
?!~cine'• best friends,"
said DI:. Vincent P. Car-
Ji,U, general chairman of
the eVent "He bu never
failed to work and spealc for
<nu" cause in committe(I, on
the House floor, before the
public and molt important
of. all, wltb blJ .......
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Th eater No tes
Laguna, W es'tminst.er Baise e11,rtains
eel by callin( 1193:6443. • • ••
"Dream Girl." tbe open·
lni prodU<tlon of tile Costa
Meaa, Qvlc Playhouse
1eaeon, goes back on ttage ·
Friday and Slllurday, but in·
st4ad of then closing as
orlginilly tebOdulod, tile
c;<>lllec!J< will .return alter a
dark weekened for four
holdover performances Oct.
18-19 and 25-26.
Unda Baum plays the tiUe
role In ibe Elmer R1ee play,
witb TOlu Tilus, Rlclt Gunst
and Ray Scott aa tlle three
men ill ber. life. Others in
the cast are Bill Graydon, saM Secitt, Helene Ash,
Jeanette Baler, Pat Harp,
Jerry Th.OQlas and Herb
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. DIRECTDRs BACK FOR "SECONDS"
Westmlnster'1..,,Nn H-uerty; L•gun•'• Da vid Marlow
JoboJoo. .
Pati Tambelllni is direct-
tlng #le 1bow, Which goes
on at·Ute Community Center
Auditorium oo the'. Orange
County Fairgrounds, The
ticket reservaUon number is
834-5303.
By WIUJAM GLOv}:R
NEW YORK· (AP~ -
Actln( \irtuoell)' does-all It
""" for "The M,.. id the
Glass Booth," a dramatfcaI ..
Jy bewildering London im·
port that premiered Tburs·
~ay night at Broadway's Ro--
yaJe Theater.
· mallman who kidnaps a
boutewtle iBet.y Hewell)
off the 11reets.
Tile Scbllgal offerings will
be on atage !or tllree weelu,
We d nesday ·s through
Saturdays, at the Lagtlna
Playhouse, 319 Oce&n Ave ..
Laguna Beach. Reserva·
tions are avallat>le by call·
in! the theater at 494-8061. . ' .
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Burt Warner and
Calherine 1'1YeT1 head ~e
cast as the young couple
who share an apartment on
a platonic basil berore mar·
riage. John Moran 11 Hogati,
the lecberou.s lzfld.lord• next
door, While Barbara Ra tic a
completes the cut as Irene,
bis latest conquest.
The comedy originally
was scbedu1ed :for · three
weekends, but has been held
over for.an additional
performance on Oct. 25
because of an abundance of
reservatiOOl!i.
Pei fonuances 'orr other
days will be given Fridays
and Saturdays in t h e
Westmlnater Center Mall
theater, 6.569 Westminster
Ave. Ticketa may be reserv·
• • •
Resumln1 Thursday night
at South Coest Repe.rtory'li
1bJrd Step Theater is the
Orange County premiere of
Harold Pinter's dark comic
drama, "The Homecom-
ing."
David Epunes is directing
the higbly acclaimed show .
which feature. C 1 e m e n t
Davidson, Jack D a v i s ,
~1 Douglas,_ . James
Baxes, Don Tucbe and Bon-
nie Gailup.
Performances are given
through Sunday at tlle Third
Step, 1827 Newport Blvd. in
Costa Mesa. Information
and re 1 er v a ti on s are
available at 646-136.1~
Buffy Sainte-Marie
Mixes Pride, Sadness
A:c. a performer aod corn·
poaer, Buffy Sainte-Marie is
inimitable. A Cree Ind.Jan,
Buffy carries her herftage
with pride and sadnffs.
She has spent many hours
during ~r five-year-old pro-
fessional singing career,
Working for the betterment
Of ·her people.
As me bas dooe in the
pa.st, We's donating her
time far two"lndian ~ty
ooocerts Oct. 18 at the A.naheim alnvention Ceoter
Where she will star with
E~e. Show St1rt1 6:45
Continuous Show
Sunday from 2 p.m.
FRIE PARKING
Jonalilan Wlnt<rs, Andy
Wllllams, and The Cow.ills.
Proceeda from both con-certs will got to a newly
establ ished national
Sd>o1annp Fund.
"This is the most signifi-
cant step ta k e n by
Americans to help the real
Americam," Buffy says.
Durtog tbe past f i v e
Y"""'• Buffy has become one of the most sought alter
concert artlsls fu America.
She t. oometimes recognized
as a singer· of "protest
song,'' but those of her
songs whidb. can b e
classified a. protest (and
acocmling to Buffy, they on·
ly comprise five percent)
have mai'nly spruog from
her feeliD,gs of injustice
towarck her people.
Buffy is not just a pro-
tester . • .her repertoire
ranges in source from tradi·
tional folk and blues, to
country and western and
just phi.n commentary.
Buffy fotmd music at an
early age. Orphaned as a
baby, she was adop(ed and
raised in Maine a n d
Massadl.usett.s. She taught
her&elf to play the piano and
began to make up her own
tunes by the hour • . . but
she never learned how to
commit them to paper.
A shy child, Buffy's music
became her constant c<>m·
panloo, ller friends. When
she w.s 17 her la-bought
her a second hand guitar
olld she quickly de""loped
her own style.
DonaldPleasence ,a
Briton whose ability at· icy
menace h a s brightened
several local & e a i o n s ,
behave~ euperbly .as a
Jewlob tycooo brilugbt to
trial in Israel for really
being me of Nazi
Germany's mass aS93&iins.
The considerable cllJlkulty
of 1he play, based by Robert
Shaw on hle own novel, is
the surprise twist finally
gi'vm to the villain'& true
identity.
It leaves a iped.ator baf·
lied as to wl!etller t he
purpose of the charade,
complicated by recurrent
manifestratiONI of dementia
in the central character, is
desigood as a .&e:rious study
of cooscience and guilt, or
just a gue6s·wbat-h.appens·
next melodramatic mas·
querade .
The most aboorbillg por·
tioo of the play, &et 1n the
w h eeler-deel«'s magnifi-
cent Manhattan s k y 1 i n e
quarters, is a virtual
moooJogue o{ ethli.c ar·
rogance aod balltlCiDatory
misgivihg. What humor
tb«e i&, is dark and biting.
Al the scene shifts to an
Israeli courtroom a n d
Pleasence avidly assumes
the garb, identity and ran·
ting ferocity of an SS
colonel, tension gives way
perceptibly. When matters
reach their slackest ebb, the
prisoner fl.aces into an im-
passioned speech a b o u t
humanity's potential fo r
brutal fanaticiSm t b a t
mjght, oot doesn't end the
drama.
Harold Pinter, a
playwright who specializes
in recmdite comments on
mankind, has directed the
Shaw work with careful at~
tentlon to persuasive detail
The cast is large, but the
oo.ly ones -with much op-
portunity at rool charac-
terization are L a w r e n c e
Pressman as the anti-hero's
loyal aide, Boris Tumarin as
the presiding judge and
Florence Tarlow w h o
ultimately resolves the who·
he confusion.
The ""®lgs, originated by
Engli:li desigoo-Voy,.k,
are impl"e\!ively reali1Stic
.and help me:ke "The Man in
the GJ8SIS Booth" seem
more important ttw, it
tegr.lfully turns oot to be.
BALBOA
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Ahmanson Theater Ott~ng
• ·'Bras·sbound~ · Prod'uction
Jly TOM BARLEY tMro of the llOC!ely bortelS. notlce, a fine ~
Of "' D91i.-PIMI ls.ff She io tum batfle1, intrigue1 alld this Wfll balanced
. Curtain oaih or catcmlll, and finally wlnt over the "lk'usbouDd"~• no poorer ~ we.re all One to George blurterlng ()aptain -Brais-for hi1 pre1,~e.
Bernud Sb&w; the c:ruoty bound (McGovU!,), anoerthy Addlot lmter to Ille 1111•
lrlah playwright did a • t maoter -arlner of dllblou. , cut ere Tony Tillloer as
-partkularly """' -tlle •" Dnn!owator; George R<>oe public lhooght of hie ...,.k drug·runalng· """""'• who aa 11te badly -•d Rev.•
8lld be frequently -rved flnds In Lady Ocely a depUi li!slle . Raftkin aild Len
that he didn't give a Ilg for ol c:apocitles 11tat rqe Lesser ea.Mono. Aeaia, we
the critics. from WVD\. 'fO'llanhood to ~;'18t th1a ls an ex·
Wllll, perhaps, one ex· tile. role cl f.attier,coDfeslOl". fine Job. o i
ceptioo. It' is 8 matter of 'Ibe c 'on ve r 1ation1 casting by direct.or Joseph
record that Shaw COUid between the frustrated and Anthony. ,
never fathom eudleDCeS' ap--queruk>us Brassbouod and We quickly and rNdily
pan:pt lukewarm regard for the gently unbending Lady bow to our eot.ertalnment
'Ca.pt a in Bra69bound's Cicely are beautiful pieces editor'• frequently stated
Cmver&ioo." To the puuled of tbe~ end Miss GarlOll assertion that the playgoer
playwright, "Brasabound" and the virile McCevin· get will -find ell the fine theater
was at least the eqoal ot. the Shaw'• nowi.ne d 1a l 0 I u e be could ever wbh for oa
universally e. cc 1 a i m e d ACl'OI$ the footlights iii a the Otance Coast. But this
"Pygmalion" and "Oan-w&y that brought that deep jewel ol a "Brwbound" i1
dida." silence m hus~ed respect w:eu wurtb • trip to the big,
Fresh from Che Ahmanson Monday~ city. It just has to be Ille The~ter•6 gti.ttering pro-Britain's John Williaml is revival of the season in Los ~tion of Shaw's prSOe and no less effoctive •· Sir Ange.les .uea theater.
Joy, we have to say that we Howard Hallam, the judge ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;I
DAIL.)' I'll.Of Jt
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' ca !Jt•• fltCf\MeS .. ---BUrt 1i:oo1ster
-y 1hesWilnmer. -.. --,.~•J
•: Burt Warner answers John Moran's rap on the door with a rap in the mouth
in this scene from 11Unde.r the Yum Yum Tree," which opens the season Fri-
day for the Westminster Community Theater. (See Theater Notes, Page 16).
still share the auth<r'a ....tio l!: Lady Cicely's travel·1i
bewilderment. " B r a 1 1 • ing companion and her
bound" is superb theater, brother-in-law to boot .
offeriog a diazzling dialogue Williams (immortal as
which is wbldded with the Inspector Hubbard in the
saber-sharp Shaw repartee movie "Dial M f o r
and affording every op-Murder") stitf~r-lips his
pert.unity fU' stars worth way through a demanding
thetr salt to get their teeth measure for the r i c b
into four of the choicest role that is made to
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' Laugh-In ""With It!l parts in modem theater. measure foe ttie · r i c b wm~--talent. Greer Garson, Darren uuai~
McGavin, Jdln Wllli'atns Then there's versa.tile Jim
. ' .. , Rowan, Martin Load Satire Arsenal
and Jim Backus -the four Backus, who has stepped ln-
principals ii\. some of the to the part ol Captain
most iospir~ oalting it's Hamlin Kearney as a
been our pleasure to witness substitute for bailing Paul ' ..
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"THE PARTY"
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that would have had the bard-to-please Shaw bellow-INIMITABLE
iDg "Bravo" in the ai:slea Thi• is no rap-filling
with the rest of us Monday p<rtrllyal of the hapless
niglil Captain Keemey; Bad<ua
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MAGNIFICENT imitable per,o<ll'dicatioo of
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cent as Lady Cicely, the Ford delightfully dispensed
gentle ingenue who brings to -so we are told -his
a rough~nd-tumble Moroc· famed air of frustrated
oan mission a wa r m authority to this key role.
humanity and love of man-Backus tums in, at short
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iCzechs Icy
To Russian
··Olympians ..
1o1 -.x1co CITY (APl · -
Czed>OlioYakian and Soviet -
· are malntainlng a cool aloofness from
' each other -but they CMl.'t hi~ the
aparb o1 ~II -in tbe Olympic
• · Vlllalle hen.
"The Russlarui?" one muscled Czech
athlete reacted to a query. "We look
• on! air" at them and we see Y .
smce SoYiet tanks moved across the
Czech border a month ago and pa<ked
on the nml.n square rl. Prague
crgaoizen of the Olympic Game•
have seen fit to ~ the two Com·
muoist teams as tar apart as possible.
They mingle but they d o n ' I
lraternhe.
Becai;:. of the similarity ol their na·
tiooa1 lnslplias, they can be easily
coo1.-
The Czechs wear the buee letters
CSSR -signifying CZe<:b • Slovak
SodaliBt Republic. The Russians are
recoemzable by t.he familiar initials
CX:CP, meaning the Union of Soviet
SoclallJt Republics.
John Glalr II not a man !or
ldli boastl or prolonged: con·
versa!loo.
Ra tti..u_, ti. leb blJ
performance· on the water do bis
talking end that's the way It'll be
in Mexico City when the Z.year ..
old Newport Beach aoldier pad·
dleo iD Olympic tay.ali: canoe
competition.
. Glair ii phy.Ucally the most
impressive member of t b e
United states Olympics l<ayak
contingenl
And be bu one of the mort lm·
posing records of the seven men
who'll represent us agalnst the
world et Cuenmanco Canal, near
Mexico City.
He is a two-time winner of the
U.S. national doubles cham·
plonsbiP and in 1965 he bagged
the North American classic tiUe.
Glair is a 3-year veteran of the
sport a:nd Is cUITenUy on tem·
porary duty detachment from
the U.S. Army.
He finds nothing spectacular
about the fact a soldier can ban·
dle him.self on water.
The star 1eamed with fellow
Newport resident Pet.e Weigand
to win the U.S. Olympic bials in
In Olympics
JOHN GLAIR
twD-man kayak action.
Whether he goes in singles,
doubles or K-4 at Mexico has yet
to be detennlned by .team of·
ficiais.
.
-LoliCii,-13riles Tabbed . , •
To Hurl Second Game •
ST. LOUIS -Tbe War.Id Serita but-
teril!K •began Outterlni -iD the ~adis of MioUy Lollch and NellQll
Briles today. ·
While pildJen Deony McLain ...i
Bob GihOon Cl!ltn<!d the World Series
today, Lollch « the Tigers and Briles
ol the Car:IJ were coollrmed au
Thursday's 1eccnd-day atarten.
Lollcll recorded a 17 ·9 r""""'1 for
Detroi.t while Briles was 19-11. He woo
the third game ol. Ule '67 Series
agwt Boston. ·
The tht<d game pitdlen Satmday In
Delrolt ""' expected to be Earl Willon .
(13-12) 1« Detroit aM llay Wuhburn
(IH) lbr St. Louls.
And while . Gibson and McLain
uq:*1ned In th• World Serles spolligl>t
tloday, still IOOlher Cardim.l and
another Tl&er fidgeted with their own
probl8ms.
Orlando Cepeda'• .-frcim .... hit·
Ung and Miclley Stanleyi1 from blJ
!laldin&.
. Cepeda II the st. Louis first
bateman who's built a reputation as a
lll!ly hi:nt during. U.. ..-n bill a
:f.ailure )Jkter during the Series.
s~ is tbe Detroit center fielder
/ A Wild Serles /
Ducky ~wi<;k .Rec~alls
Flyi~ Fruitof 1934
/ ST~UIS µ_?) -"lt-'Was a play
where I ail~ i~t_o third b&ie," Joe
"Du " ~edwick said, recalling the
incident that touched off the fruit-
throwlJ>g rhubarb In the 1934 World
Serie(.
portable, eatable, 1quubable and
throwa~le.
••r don't know where they got all that
stuff," Med wick chuckled.
whn'• -., laiown tor bQ delenam
lltility In -lleld hut wilo 1uddetliy
must do the same tbing at shortltop,
In today's first game of the World
Series Cepeda'• job was to try and
he)p Power lS.sbutout Gibson past 31~
game wtnner McLain.
Stanley oa the other band, wu
"'5j)Oilsibl. !or not letting a n Y
cardlnal hits got put him.
Cepeda the NaUonal League's Most
Valuable Player laat year after W.
ting ,11:!$, managed only three hill In 29
at-bats against Boston, giving him a
two-series to(al ot S..for-48, or .125, and
Uree runs batted in.
'Ibis year baa been a lot dilfennt for
him because be plummeted to · .248.
"It's jqst me cl those things," said
Cepeda. "I wanted to do better, but I
cooldn't. l knew -t I WU doing. I
11ot some bad hah!ll. I just keep trying
11> get rid of them and bqllng, but
oothlng helped."
Staoley, meanwhile, must con-
centrate on the defensive part of his
game. After all, today was only the
ninth time in 'bis career he's been a
ahortslnp. '
He's there because nter Manager
Mayo Smith wanted to get Al Katine's
bat inb> the line-up. With Kalino gotng
to right, Jim Northrup switched to
c.enter and Stanley to t!le infield.
Thie 26-year·old 'nger fint played
,$hcrt in late August, then 'W«ked
then the laat six games ci the season.
Originally, they were scheduled to
OCCUPY adjacent quart.en and to eat
in the same dining room -an ·1m1
curtain cafeteria OODWning also the
East Germans and the Poles.
A discreet change •as ma~ in the
apartment a11ocation. 'De Russians
remained in dining room 1-A, where
the mam. Communist nations eaL The
Czechs w.... transferred to dining
room 4-B. They eat with the
Hollanders and the French. The
Americans are next door.
There He Goes!
;rhere are a lot of simllarlUes
between the '34 World Series and the
one that started today in St. Louis.
Finally, when the debris. started to
pile up, Medwick woQod lhrooeh Ule
fruits, sandwiches, and paper cups to
the box seatl In answer to a summons
But there aren't likely to be any from baseball commissioner Ken-
alldes in '68 to match Medwick's 1934 nesaw Mountain Landis.
"I'm really happy Mayo bad enough
confidence to try me there," Stanley
5aid. "If be wasn't afraid, I dlouldn't
be.
"Eat with the Russians?" a Czech
said 'l'lith a grimace. "If they made
me do that. I never eat. l starve to
deattl."
... And Tigers Fret
slide. Medwick was the Cardinals' left
fielder. It was the seventh and
deciding game. The pl1ce was DetroiL
It happetl.ed in the sixth inning.
"I bit the ball off the right center
fence," Med.wick recalls, "and when I
niunded second Mike Gonzalez:, otn'
third base coach, put his hands up to
tell me there was no play. Well, I
came closer to third and the Detroit
third baseman. Marv Owem, i.! strad·
dllng the bag. I keep coming in and he
There are more than 4,00J Russian
athletes here, all wearing livid red.
The 117 Czechs have blue and red at·
tire.
The Czechs announced that their na·
tlonal sport& hero, Emil Zatops:k, win·
ner of thrft gold medals in the 1952
Games at Helsinki, would be arriving
at the scene here Thunday.
There had been reports that because
of the political situation in Prague, the
great distance runner -winner oi the
marathoo, 10,000 and 5,IXX) met.er runs
a~ Helsinki -bad gone into hiding and
may have sought sanctuary elsewhere.
"That i.; not true," a Czech official
explained. "Zatopek was very unhap.
py at flI'st when the Ruiaians invaded.
He refused to leave his apartmenl
~· But oow be is coming to the Games.
( :.. He is coming at the request of the
.,, InternatioBal Olympic Olmmittee.
"I don't think tile R~sians would
dare try to P'event that."'
Sports In Brief
' ST. LOUIS Ct,!') -Arms.
That's all ttle t.alk had been about
prier to today's opening of the Wocld
Serles. Arms. The ones that belong to
.Denny McLain and Bob Gibson.
But there is one portion of the
anatomy that tends bl be overlooked.
Legs. The ones that belong to Lou
Brock.
Brock has been cons i d er ab 1 r/
oVEl"Shadowed by all the pre-Series
111~tlion about the McLai.n-Gibsoo
· duels. But be is pnibably the ooe
player who could ctiange the Series
around, ju.st as he did .last year
against Boston whee the focus also
was on pitchers, GibSOQ and Boston's
Jim Lo~. /
All Brock did w,a! steal a World
Serles record seve'n bases while hit·
ting .414. /
But while the focus remains on
McLain .and Gibscm, the eyes of
Detroit CJ1':iler Bill Freehan will be
Ramblers Walk Away
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From CaP,itols, Countx
The Orange County Ramblers won
thoir final game Tuesday night under
that name.
The club called a press confereoce
today in San Bernardino to announce
the club is moving to that city.
Coacti Homer Beatty's team scored
17 points in the last quarter to beat
Sacramento in the state capital, 38-29.
"" "" "" FLAGSTAFF, Arb:. -The OedgUng
rfboenlx SWll take another 1bot at the
/Los Angele• Laker1 In a National
Basketball Auoclatton E:1blbltton
came here toolght and they're boplnc
to score ' a bnllseye.
The Suns, one of the two new teams
bl the NBA, were 1bootlng: off the
mart Tue1day night and dropped a
113-90 decllJon to the Laker1 before
,.Dearly 3,000 fu1 hi Mesa, Arlt.
The LU.en abowed a balanced scor~
Ing aUacf& with 1upentan Elg:ln
Baylor, Wilt Cbamberlatn ud Jerry
We1t~1cortag 11, 15 and 15 point..
Rookie BW Bewtit, a former
Unlventty of Sootbem Calllornla .tar,
abo hH !or IS points.
"" "" "" Norman Van Brocklln, 42-,.e«r-old
former Riam quarterback and head
coach of the Minnesota Vlklngs, ts to--
day the coadl. of the downtrodden
10
Days TD the
Olympic Gai1w1 ____ ,... _ _.
Atlanta Falcons.
The club gave Van Brocklin « long
term contract Tuesday after owner
Rankin Smith fired Norb Hecker.
The Falcons have won only four
games since they entered the league
as an expansion team in 1966.
"" "" ..
LOS ANGELES -Jimmy Jones,
balled a1 the top football player to
emerge from high school ranb tn the
1tate of Pennsylvania, today beaded a
U1t of frosh 1tar1 enrolling at
Untver1lty of Southern California.
Jone1, from Harrbburg, Pa., led the
John Barria BJgb School to a 10-0
record last 1Won and threw a 1tate
record JS touchdown passes while
completJng: US out of 197 tbrow1 for
%,%SO yards.
Other Incoming fre1hmaa football
1tan Include quarterback G r e g:
Briner, Lot Anfele1 dty ''player of
the year" from Garden•; fullback
Tom Fitzpatrick, from Anaheim i
lnemu John Grant from Boise,
Idaho, and halfback Bob Glorgettl,
"back of the year" from Su Fran·
cl1co.
Top basketball performen to enroll
included Roa Riley, Lot Aflgele1
-"player of the year" . from Jordan
High; Pall Westphal · from Aviation
mrh and Arizona'• "" l\lacf&ey, an oatatandla& performer 1t ScoUad.ale,
Arll.
Alcan Goliers
Shoot Works
SOUTHPORT, England (AP) -II
the Alcao P'.X),<M» Golf Tournament
geta started at all today tbey can
fl>ank British cricket.
CRcltet eaperla -Mio know best bow
to. dry out ..i..:t.d grounds arrived to
ball out the 7,140-yard, par 74 Royal
Blrtdale Golf Club links which have
bet.a under a week Jong NIA.
At stake is a 64-man tourn1tnent
wbich lncludu the Alcan Goller ol lhe
Year tltle,. r-lru.! to 24 pro-
fe•ional< who have qualllied U> lhoot ·
for a tint prize of ~.000. 1
•
'
/ squarely on B~I.
''We can't let hlm run wild."
Freoban say)!' pointedly. "The fir•!
time he gooS is important -everyone
wants ih!'first ooe . The best thing is if
he doepi't get on base, but if he doe11;
the pi.flfler's got to give me a shot at
get;tmg him if he goes."
And-theni's little doubt that Brock's
going to go.
"Our club is the kind of club that
scores one run any way we can,"
Brock says. "We're a running ball
club. Jt'11 part of our attack. It's one of
our biggest assets.
"We doo't play safety-first
baseball."
Brock proVed that during the
regular Nati.anal League 11eason by
stealing 62 bases. That compares with
the entire Detroit team total ot 2&.
AnOther c<llD.parison is found in
Brock's seven steaJi in the Serles last
year. The Tigers' leader this year was
Dick McAuliffe . He stble elgbt bases in
151 games.
The game of stealing, as Brock sees
it, "is quite a psychological game -
oat and mouse. The whole thing
depends on who gets the jump oo
who."
The best defense against Brock, of
course, is to keep him off the bases.
Nothing to it, says McLain:
"You either ~t tmn out or .)'OU let
him hit a homer -so he has no base to stop at."
stays on the bag.
"When I came ln," Medwick con·
tlnued "he made a motion like he had
the bah and put ihe tag on me ias I slid
in. YOU see a man standing there 1in
that you figure he has the ball and
there's a play."
There was no play. lnstead there
was a fi~ht.
"We threw a fffN punches,''
Medwick laughed. "We rolled arolµld
on the ground more than anything
else. It's just one of those things that
happen. We laugh about it now
whenever ..ive meet. He's a soout now,
l think for Detroit, in Call!ornia."
Medwick is a minor league in·
structor for the Cardinal! now. He is
also a successful instn'ance executive.
The lif"etime .324 hitter was inducted
into the Hall of Fiame earlier this
year.
He can laugh about what followed
that slide now, but he didn't think it
was too funny then.
"[ went back to left in the bottom of
the sixth,'' Medwick continued, "and
they started throwing all sorts of
things out of the stands. 'The game
was dela:ved 34 minutes. We couldn't
continue."
Irate Tiger fans pelted Medwick
with eV«ythlng handy, everything
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SIDELINE SYMPHONY -University of W!Jconrln bead football coach
Jt;>hn Cootta did all he couJd from the •idellnes 5atutday es his Badftrs
rallie!! •I .W••hlniton. It didn't do any good. Wlscon<tn -Josi. 2f-17.
"The commis1ioner called me over
and asked me what the matter was. I
told him I didn't know. Then he told
' me he would have ~ put me-out of the
game.
"I think he was right. The game
couldn't conUnue and it would have
had to be· e forfeit, and you don't
forfeit World Series games. But I
think he should have put the both of us
out After all, both of us were
fighUng."
"Sure I'm nervous, ~t I'd be
nerwus if I was playing center field.
I'd be nervous if I wasn't playing. I
felt good the last couple of games. I
was mo.re relaxed.
"I don't e:1pect any special treat-
ment. I told Dick not to baby me. I
don't want him to )et up on a ttrow
and hurt his play."
Dick is second baseman Dick
McAu1i!fe, who's been spending extra
time working with Stanley oo various
plays.
Basketball Workouts
Start Oct. 15 for UCI
B7 EARL GUSTKEY
UC Irvin~~ ~~e~,.~ch Dick
Davis is marking oU (he days until Oc·
tober 15.
That's the day basketball practice
st.atts and the Anteaters will have the
finest :array of talent yet seen at UCI
-topping even the group that
registered a 2D-8 seasoo last year.
Davis will greet 10 returnees from
last year -including four starters -
and five promising JC transfers as
well as five sophomores up from the
fresman team. .
Only guard Darrell Millner was
graduated from last year's starting
tm.it. Back are ,Mike Heckman (6-7),
JeH Cunningham (6-4), Nick Sanden
(6-3) and Jim Farley (6-2). ·
The transfers ce Mike Barnes (S.
10, Riverside), John Farwell (6-4, Rio
Hondo), John Gla'iinovich (6-6, Fresno
JC), Steve Sabiru: (6-4, Glendale) and
Gene Zeeb (6-611, Loyola 0 .).
Prom()(ed freshmen are Brad Baker
(6·1), Keith Bean (6-2), Ed Burl·
ingham (6-4), Bob McConnick (6-5)
and Steve Schlesinger (5-9).
Incoming freshmeri are Pat Adams
(6-3, Wtfit Covina), Jim Blauer (6-2,
Big Beer), John Fiedler (6-3, Lowell),
Gary Fox 6-3, Valencia) .• Bill George
(6-7, Rim of the World), Jim Helm (6-
1, Tustin) and Jefi Jackson (6-3, La
Habra). .
Also: Bill Moore (6·5, Marina), Joel
Morgan -(ft-3, La Habra), _Robbie
Sagehorn (6-4, LB Wihon), John
Strock (!hi, Newport), C • rr y w ... erman (5-8, No. Hollywood) a>!
steve White (6-6, Covina).
• u,,,.._...
Co!llta bas eamed a repulat!on in the Big Ten !IS the conference' a most
dynamic sideline coacb.
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DAil V ,.,.,. .1
Blacl( Pan.thers· Linked·to Saint-Tarhahe Feud
By EARL GIJSTIEY Of Mt l>lllr Plllt Miff
Aaron W""1e, Compton Hlgb School
prlllclpol, blamed fO!llllC B I a c k
Panther , ganp Cor c a u 11 n g
dl>turbences at last Friday night's
Santa Ana-Oompton -all game.
He oho objected to SaIU Ana !llih
principal Olarles C o 1 w e 11 ' 1 con-
11idering an end. .to~ the Santa Ana~
Comi>ton -.U series.
Wlb:Joases ' at Ramsaur Stadium Jn
Comptoo IU\ Friday •oi<I 'gang1 of
Nearoes haras~ Santa Ana studepts
in their busses and burled roc"Q
tbroogli bus windows.
Wade, in a TUelday telephooe ID·
7-6 Score
Haunting -
Sailor Foe
..
Marina High School bas lost 1uc,
cessive football games by the same
score of 7-6.
It could happen again Saturday night ·
at Davidson Field where the Vik.es
play Newporl Harbor.
Both clubs have outstanding
defensive personnel and Newport is
five-for-five in the extra point derart~
ment while Marina bas missed twice.
The defensive similarity between the
two teams is remarkable. Newport
h~ al1owed'268 yards in its two games
while the Vil<'es have given up 283.
Coon is impressed with the Tars,
having scouted Wade Watts' crew last
week.
"Newport looked awfully good for a
team playing only its second game,"
he says.
"Defenisvely, they're outstanding
and their offensive deception is what
we're really worrying about. The
quarterback (Ron Troyano) usually
~Ives two fakes before handing off to
.the the third guy and sometimes, when
they have an end in the play, he gives
you four fake5."
"If you start watching that stuff too
closely you'll get yourself in real trou-
ble."
In last weekend's 7-a loss to Savan-
na. Marina gained 350 yards. Coon ·
says: "I'd say we're almost ready for
a league game."
-That touch .of optimism was 'shaded "
b:v Coon's concern over the Vikes' lack
of ooiDts so 18.r.
"We mOved the ball we 11
everywhere on Savanna except from
within the 2JJ..yard line." he said .
Defensively, Coon is pleased with
the work of Andv Vorono and Dave
Teel. who put a bie: rush on Savanna
quarterback Andy Bielenski.and caus-
ed him to throw three interceptions -
the most he's ever thrown in one
game.
"We had a good, consistent
defensive effort against Savanna,"
Coon said.
Coon hopes his defense can put in a
repeat performance against the Tars
and put the clamps on the Sailors' fine
junior split end, Darel Blood.
"I'm real impressed with Blood -
he's caught a lot 1of passes already."
Barons Face
Many-sided
~ecTeam
· Fountain Valley'c third non-league
varsity football. opponellt Is a team
with apparenUy many sides to it.
The Barol>O 11>eet La Quinta Frida)'
nigllt at Hllll1'nll!On Beach Hlgb.
Kickoff is slated 1f>r 8 p.m. .•
First of all, the Aztecs of. Che Garden
Grove League, are J.,l after two
games including a 20-4 romp over Los
Angeles Fremont. It was 20-0 at #le
half.
The A>toca lost tlleir opener, 26-24, to Lowell When the Patriots came
b~ck for ttree toud>doWDJ In 111• lut
five tninuteo to pUil It out ofter trailing
24-7.
Two long panec' for touchdOwns plus
a successful on.·sldes. kick and ensuing
IS-yard posa play and a major penalt.Y
dealt tile death blow to La QWita:
It's also a team that Coeth Don
Webster calls hie best ever in five
yean at La Quinta.
However, th~re isn't a..grJ!'llt:deaJ of
weight or size oo tile team ri ~
you query the Aztec c.'oadl an M,
he replieo tllat I* Mid, ~ Jll'alltz,
It 111• fo.atiell -.. aie llq1llll wttlJ •
10.8 in tile 1~ -. .
There a<e "'!'11' 'l!l>o ...,,.. the
a.lle(ed me IJld ipetd o1111e i. Quin'
ta team. -
Ken Eppolhelmet II tlle wotldlorse
or the team, mov)na tile bl!! !Illy-
in 23 caniea laat week ID tllo A%tecJ'
wfaavor~
TIMt All·!•-•Pod 71 yuda for •
toucbdoWll on Jbo 111'11 of!enllft play
ol· the Pl"• apllllt Fremont. ·
Jim Alfttr~ II not' 1™ecl In the .
llarilng backfield lineup beeawe o! a
aprU!ed ankle, but ii not OOUD!ed OU~
olate Fountain Valley pane.
Alvetre scored four touchdowns in
the AJleca' 1trart.to ¥...... • . --
"
tervlew, .aid be bad ipent all weekend
investigating the lncldenL and had
found, tllat "no atud~nts of Compton
Hlgb bad anything to do wlUl the ill··
cident." ,
JJlftead:Wlde sold he believed tile
disturbancff "wtre Ol'Catit.ed effort&
o1 militant black power and Black
Panther groups that have moved iDto
Compton in Ule last two· or three
moDths~'
HO' lald be uplalned aw to Colwfll • ~Monday and toat at no time di.ring
their phone conversation did the Santa
Ana principal express a desire to
cancel next yeai:'s Compton-at-Santa
Ana game.
Top JC • • Players
BILL JENKINS, 0CC
Defeaslve Bacl< · . --.,
JOHN INGLEHART
Quarterback
•
A.Santi Ana,,._. e-.ly
·Ht>Orted Tueoday ll>lt Colwtll bad II>·
dlcated be -1ld an. 1110 C!F to
reti.eve Santa Ana of a contractual
oblllfalJjn to play Compton at Santa
Ana Stadlum nut yev\
"We blive made no dedlion on tbe
matter yot -Jllof n-atory
w&G in error," he Mid.
Wade, a Nt0'01 '*''-upeet to learn Col.,ell ml&t>t cancel nut year'1 game. ,
"If he ttUnb tbll U tbe aMWer, then
I want h1m to break tbtt contract,"
Wede said.
"U he tlrloU a11 Necro -'" are
Bucs Gun
A pair ol flnl'<lay vlc!xutel pro-
pelled Orange Coaat Collea• IDto tbe
aaml-Onais lodll' ol the Southern
oal:lfomia Iovttatlonal Water Polo
tourney at occ.
The Bucs tioOay were aobeduled to
mHI touch Cerritos ol 4 p.m. ID !lie
OCC pool. Should tho Buc1 win that
one, they will advance to the 9 p.m.
fDa1&. U they lose at 4 p.m., they
would have to win at 7 p.m. to reach
tho ftBais.
Tbt el(l>t-leom field produced 1ome
run&W"Y" IJld o!r-tiabl w• polo.
occ began !be -vjtioo Tueoday
with an eMJ 13-2 romp aver Rio Hoa-
clo. 'l'lle B4lco led S.l ol the q-. 6-1
at tho hall and ~-u !be ~
... nuu:t, with reoerveo ~I much
~ ttie wq. Slrioo W..,_. led !be,.....
Ing wltb lour, 1n11.-~1 Don Christy
wi111 three, Gary Th-wltb two
..i llinglotona by Mlke Wllaon, Mike
Albrigli~ P9ul Hugbto and Mlb Irwin.
'lbe Buca found the going tougher
agaillt Chaffey, one at. tbe ·cooference fa-. OCC led S.l at tbe qulrte<
..i 6-2 et tbo ball, but <l>lfley rtorm·
ed back with tlu'ff In ... llnal period
and nearly pulled It out. Olrloty Jed
tc0ring with six, with Albright scoring
three, Hu&t>es a pair and Wilson one.
Tigbtelt game of the day was
between Cerritos and Fullerton, with
Cerritos takiDi an overtime 11).S win.
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Laguna; El Modena
Start Loop Play Early
Laguna Beach High School's football
team opens the Crestview League
s&Mon a day early when the A!llits
venture to Santa Ana Stadium Thurs-
day night at 7 for their game with E!
Modena's Vanguards. ·
Orlginally the game was scbedule i·
fool' El Modena's new district stadium.
but Jin_gering lighting problems have:
caused the switch of dates .and sites.
Coach Hal Akins' crew goes into the
game with an tron·man squad. In the
first two gamea (won by Laguna) the
Artists have thrown a total of four
backs .at the oppositton and ~· bad
but one passer ..
The backs, Jim Kuhn , Brian Ba y, .
Steve Wlezbows'ki and Gene Molway
have dominated the 'action with Bagley
rushlng for 185 yard& in 37 canies for
a 5.0 average per carry.
Quarterback Wiezbowskl Is second
in the rushing deparbnent with a 14.4
averag• per carry on nine tries and
Kuhn holds crede:ntialJ of 110 yards in
22 tries tor a 5.0 average.
Wiezbowald has hit nine of 30 pass
attetnpts. 1
It isn't likely !bat the Vanguarda will
see much more·tban.thou four backs
il the thin La.guna squad ute1 few
rei>llcements. .
hesb off a 40-0 romp over bapless
Brea, the Artilll 10 Into tbelr
Crestview opener with DO injuries.
Coach Hal Akins bas indicated that
he'll try to pressure El Modena
quarterback Chr1I Nellon to the extent
that Fountain Valley did in holding the
Vanguards' .. ace t.o four completions
for the eVening after he had dismantl-
ed Coinpton with fol.a' TD passes the
week before.
Akins allo singled out two other
':acb from El Modena.
Pete Sproul, who ran 85 .,_ds for
the winning touchdown, caught Akins'
eye aloni with Daryl Carlson, the
V8J!1Uarda' alot back.
Rustlers Slate
UCLA Spikefest
Golden' wee College's U.Ck and
field t.-n bu ad!eduled a meet wi111
tile UCLA lrelhmen foi: -y.
Mll'cb2S, at UCLA, it was'~
today,
The meet will help dodicato Ua.A's
new $250,000 track ttad!um and T-
ova!.
It wl! be a trlanil>Lir meet, with
Fullerton JC al.so lnvltOd. ,
golnC tn 111row roca ·at white -le tbOll I feel aon-y for blm.
"You -·t Ju.at wait nay ir-thia typo ~ 11>1nc. i.-t ,.er our adlool
playtd a -la a ~1
wblto communlly and """"•tel aome
ol ... --Santa ,.,.. ••
·-, ... ..., f'rlday niglJt. "Bui ft dtdn1-UlaLconlracl
I met -the ~·1 principal and
we docldtd '" -.Jd lrY ll1d cement ~ -ntlo twoochOoIJ, not wall< ..,.,, lnnn a problem.
"I feel -JID, Colwell and I bavo
moral obllpU... to tell out 1"uoil
people tbat 111• onlY ...,..., Is to 1et
along --'""""· not juat -away. I tb1nk I hive a mor1al obllp·
• Uon to lnttoduce our Near<> sCudoou to
willte cultun and be ohou!d hove tilt
...,. obU,aUon to Introduce bis
al1M!-to N~ culture."
Wad• aald be bad no warnlnc ol Im·
pending troal>le Friday.
'iAll of um black m.llltMlt troWJle is
financed tad Otl!anittd by the Com·
munilt Par<y ond it's bigger tban
Compton~ and Santa Ana High .
"I feel very b£dly Gbout Saota Ana lli8h sLUdenU be.Ing Injured. But f
wat to make clear tbat Compton Blgb
people were not lnwlved in any way.
"I asked _Mr. Cotwell to invite me to
his lldlool to speak to his parent.!,
teachers and faculty to assure them of
thlt.'1
Wade hid be a!IO 11•1..i P' ....
ed statements by bead 911118 Aa loOlo
ball coach Tom B.--p I bl
out: ''The Comp(on boJO plQlll "I""•
Jy and ""1l. agalnst UI. n
"Wllat doe• that bave to do -what happened after tbe pme?n ..-..
Uooed Wade.
"Did he think our playero yere
gclng to kick .bi1 and beat ~ 111>? I
wu a football coach !or 1$ yearralld
never had aey problems Ilkt tllal.'
·~1 resent tbe mariner ta wbicb·Mr•
Colwell (during their _Mooday pi..
conversation) kept talking about how
well-behaved our football team wll
-., Ibis wun't die IDOue at III.'
• •
'Can't Be Sorry for . Lion~'
l
--Colony's Van Hooreheke!
CI.we VanHoarebeke, the cel!bnt.ed
Anaheim 1¥ Sdlool lootb811 coa9, ii
aa famous for b1s pessimistic ap.
praiaall Of h1a team .as be is for win· mnc z1111ons o1 fOOCball cam••·
VanHoorebekelmts like '"lbey'll
mwder us" am 'iWe're not in their
clns0 are old bat now.
So a reporter tried a dille<ent ..,.
proadl Tuesday: "Vm, bow bad are
you going to beat poor ol' Westminster
Friday nlght!"
'lbe response was the same:
"Liltm, 1 can't find it in my heart to
feel eorry for poor ol' Westminster.
They're big, &troog and fast and those
. kids are ready to turn us every way
but loose."
In a way, he flae a point. 'Ibis lm't
just anottler Anaheim·Westminster
gr.me. Westmlnster i>artlsanB are1sW.l
seething over the IOS6" of two :OlJon
stars of last year who tramferred to
Anaheim last spring. ,
Around 8,000 lans·will be on hand at
Westmlnst.er'a field Friday night, h\osc
ct tbem licking thelr cbopl at every
misfortune lbat visits tbe ColooiM:a.
Mears Blocking Path
For SA's Bob Taylor
. "8"ing -g <;IF cbampiODll
1s tough enoll'gb," moans VBJl.I '.J
"But wllaL U all boils -to la tllat we've won too many games for our
own good and everybody walta to
knock our ears down. Th.is added
situaUon doesn't help mattem, eitber. "·
In agree!Dg tllat Weolmlnster. bas
the psycboloelcal edge Friday,. Van
added that tbe I.Jons don't need it.
''They have as fine a set of backs as
any in the Sunset League, witlhout ex·
ception," .he declared.
• Wilm Rd>ert Taylar ..rolled at San·
to Ana 111&1> School at rnld-y-laat
February, lootbd coacb ~ Be1dwln
had vWom of tllo 5-10, ~d
fullbacli: teaming wltb I...ac <¥111 in
came after game 1b1I eeason.
'!be Ollly buble with tile plan WU
tllat M tber Taylar or Baldwin
counted "" !be Improved sbowtnl ol.
anil Meon.
Taylor, becaule he is a u.mt.-
(San FTanciaool. does not beCOOl•
e1gi.ble to play untll the first league
game, which happens to be Frtday
night against Huntington Beadl at
Santa Ana Stadium.
While Taylor has remained in dv·
vies, Mears has been performing
Lakewood
'
Boasts 49-8
Scoring Edge· .
lAotl.Dg over the recordl of the
CfF's better football t.ems going Into
the season's thlrd weekend, it'a dif.
ficult not to be imprttised by
Lakewood, Met« Del's Satunlay'Dlght
foe at Santa Ana Stadhml.
The Lancers started with ~ 21-6
trouncing of Westminster an<l last
week thwnped Chaffey, 2.8-2. That's a
49-8 edge over two tr.adiUooal CIF
powen. .
In huth oases, the impetus has been
supplied by two big, strong, fast backs
and a hard..throwlng quarterback.
Back:.t AI Lemmennan (195) and
Rich Herml!l.(190) wore Westminster
ragged and did likewise again1t Chaf-
fey. Hennen bad a run from scrim,
mage measuring 80 yard& and Lem-
merman cut loose on att 81·yarder.
Lakewood operate• out Of a pro set,
with Rae soannlng tbe horizons for
receivers Gary RiDtin, S t e v e
Lauriano and l\lck. GiWes.
Naoturaily, Lancer coach John Ford
has to be pleased with th.e result& so
far.
"We'ye played pretty well," he 1ay1.
"Our defemiv• line hM done a great
job and we, were ,worried about it
before the first game. One thing we
are concerned about now h our secon·
dary. Our pass 'defeQse bun't c;ome
S111JUDd yet but it ~ be better tban
it's .mown so far."
Ford has hm. ~ shelve me •tarter
due to an lDjury -tactle Don
Rlchardaon. He banged up a knee in
the Weatmllllter: 1ame and is a
doubUul jierformer Soturday.
Of Mator Del, ll'ord Bayt tbe
Monarch&' 0.2 nconl ii an indication
of their rvued. schedule.
'1You can'tfmd mauy tougher teams
than Santa ,Ana and Loyola~ I still
tblnlt tbey're a re•l flnll football team .
I know tbey're beUer tbaD o.a. ..
1~ well at tinebacker as well
.. lullback.
AgalDot Compton lut .... keod, for
imtarlce, be wac the spearhead of San-
ta Ana'• _, goal line def-• tllat
stopped C.ompton twice inside the
three-yard line to preserve a U.O vie·
tory. •
But that'• on defense. Offeosivtly,
Meara bu wined ill!<> Baldwin's beat
blocka-O!ld DWIY tlmee bas applied
the key block for cu.tio.
While Mears will start against the
Oilers, Baldwin bu assured. Taylor be
will play.
"Tayler may be a better runner
tbaD Mears but he doesn't execute or
block. u weU."
Santa Ana will be shooting ·for Its
tbtrd atmgbt win Friday eveoing.
Balclwtn says his lada will be tile
unclmlop again in tho size d<port·
ment.
"Everybody HYI H1111ttngton Beach
1 la rmaller tbiJ year but ttiey looked
pretty big lb me ag-Jordan. I'll
tell you this, they're bigger ttian we
are . "We I.II: aome fl our guys at over
200 but I bet if we got 111om on ·the
IC8lee: DODe ol. them would be over 200.
H1~ bas guy a 1i.k.e fr2 Bild 230."
Baldwin say1 The Oilers' Tony
-...u lo only a>othe< In an excellent
1election of Sunset · Le a g u e
quarterbacks this year.
"He's an outstanding quarterback
and he'll really put us to the test. He's
in the same class with Anaheim's
George Fraser, W'5tern'1 Bob Miller
and our guy, Gary Woodsmall."
Colony Tpps
County Poll
"'lbe Qlttl!'lerl>ack (Ed Bene) -s
.,.ll, George Berg and Ron Sh'!lllerd
are both strong runnerw, and Mike
Haynes and Charlie BucklaDl have the
speed. and qulclllless.''
•
Golden West
Beghis Long,
Difficult Road '
A string of four very ditficult
.usigmnenta: beglru: for Golden West
College Satw:day nlgbt.
The South Coast Conference football
schedule requires the Rustlers to' play,
ID order, San Diego City College, ML
San Anlonlo, Fullerton and San1la Ana.
Obviously, the Rustlers will know
Jllll wheli! tbey stand four ....ts from
Sat\1rdl.Y -maybe 1oooer •.
Jiilt coach !lay Sbackleford .. lsn't
tblnktng past ~aturday night, wben be
busses hiB 1-1 outfit to San Diego's
Balboa Slwliun\ lb mix. it up w!111 San
Diego, 2-0. /
Indeed, Sbaclde!ord ii plainly COil•
cerned over his Saturday fcie. And it's
not a case of not knowina: where to
start -It'• a ma-ol perfecting
assigmnents .
"We're working pretty herd on com·
bating their derenoive stun!I. M!>SI ol
tbe team• ... play llunt tlleir
linebackers but they all do ft. dlf.
ferenUy," Shacldef<wd explained.
"And we've also got to stop .their
I'Ullllini game. They've got a 'lood
passing game but if we can't ~their
running atlack tlley WUl't bav,e to Anaheim lllgh rematns the top foot· pass."
ball club in Orange County .with a solid The man Golden West will be zero.
bold on first place over runnerup San, 1ng in on 11 Stan Murphy, a 170-pound
ta ~Colony ripped Redlands, 22-7, to speedster wbo appears to be the con,
conUnue in flr1t place while Santa Ana · ference's le~g breakaway thr~t.
b vtn tr b!e with inl He was the filth lecding rusher in was a g ou w ess the state last year a a freshmanJ. Compton. WestminJter, meanwhile, moved up Shackleford was an lmpris:sed
to filth place after defeating El observer Of Murpby'e lut satalhtay
Rancho, M-25. ,. . night at Cerritos, "1lere SQ:Ce prevall-
The Llon1, however, will not stay ed., 26-22.
tllere Jong. Wltb Anaheim next on "Murpl!y didni break flWay bUt be
Westminster'• schedule, coach Bill had several long nn -We'll be bard•
Bo1well'1 unit ii dfftlned to iii.ove pne prused to atop him. He'a a ID.Udi bet·
w.ay or tbe·other soon. ter runner tnan Clarence Davia of
Savanna and Fullerton continue in Eaot LA ." .
the number lbree and four spots after DaviJ waa a prime lll<>'VV 1n Eut
racking up their second victories. LA'1 27·19 win over GWC in the
Savanna squeaked by Marina, 7.f, opener. The RuaUer1 bounced beet to
and Fullerton romped over Sonora, ~ trip Cypre6S last Thursday, 54-3.
o. San Diego opened with a 46-19
1 ...,.,_""'"' , ................................. AO wbomping of Grossmont before nailing t i=i:_~\ .. ~.:::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: , Cemtot.~ ' ff..•:. 1M11:11 .. '.'.'.'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::" Shackleford bu made one lineup f E,\L~ .. :::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·tt change. He'• moving.Ptill Mogle'• lit
' 1"lt1rt11r cw> ......................... 12 ollenalve right tackle in pLace of Tim J ~,~ .. ~~.:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::J Brown and moving Pete Meranai lD
Color Road~unners Green, Worried . .
Moelie'• place ,on the defensive JSoe.
Torq. McM&hont •
"We'll.play him everywbere qlin,''
Sbackltford cracked. •
1!'1 almott true.. The ~mirte!,1>&<t
atarter 'played at tallbacl<. 1pllt end
and flanloei a1alu1t Cypress. Aplmt
San Diego, be'n also retum ~and
kickoffs. "~ I •ent over ...-1coultng ...,..to on Orange Coaat l went to our
athleUc director and .sked lL we could
forleSt the came. He pjd 'No' "'
'Jbe unb~ individual fto I MJd thoOe 1"lrlll lllo HOado Collete !<Jot,.
boll cooch Art Teixeira, wbo sends 1111
chartes agiliwt !Iii Pltatel In I South
Cout eo.t .... nce -S&1unlay. biA and he'• frllti1 not Vffr/ btppy
about tile w1>ole tlllnf.
Tei.J:eln k»t his first t w o
qu-. during tile llotdrumtra' ope""" a 40-12 loss lb r..o. Angtlea
~. """ "!" ii ...... :!1111 µp.~
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la<t year, but bow m1111 ol tb«n went
for toucbdo'W'De? None, thllt'1 how
many.'' .
Pa-,· hoitewir, 1' bti.li<OWnf,
he'• cauatat 10 -In two·l\io Hon-® dofoail and ..,. ol -~t f<r a TD.
"I gui111 we Mve our bat~ ever
In torma of mliloilAL" Tmllra went
on. "But we're awtu.U,y PMn and
tiles• l<lcls j"'t wt ol blgb sctiool en
maklng.mlstakol that ... hlrtlng "" "W• baven't be~n dc!lna a eood Job
.anywl>ora but If h ldda con stop milk·
... ~ i!!! ~ ~t. l\'1
lolnc to be hanl though, because the
Soutll O>oat Coofetenc. is 1lle toughest
la callkrnia."
Ttlselrt characllrlztd hil oflenave W · Quhs
and dofemlve u.. u "blc but slaw. . • am er
r N'11f ::• tllem agalml Orance · .
Oout. The ~ tl!elr blC people is Pl S turda ' lmpmsive IJld tboy move well. Lot& -a y a y
ol people bavo bl& men but Ibey doo't . ,
move well. Oranc• Collt'a do." All teV't:D members al tbe' Jt-.
Teixeira atao said he plCll """" tln&tm Beach Pop w-r fOalball
cheoges in Ids llnet fGllolrtnC Ifie prosram will be Uivolftd Ill ~
IOISM to a..-and Pahdena (17-41) • Sllurday IJld all ol -!fill lit
but lln't aure 'Ill>• tlloy -.tll be until =. at Huntinpn Beach l!lgb
lit ~JM&!. woot'a ~ . .,.., l>e&lnnin1 al I&.!!!> .._
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!Wbot -Will tbt breakup betweo Pamem Jcmes and
lbo!U. S. Auto Glub have on Jon.,• raclnC acUvityl
Not much, reall.y. llla turbine car la entered in four racea 1t11' fall. at Mkhtgan, Hanford, Pboen.iI and Riverside, and it wDl "ft1ll with ParneW's name printed on lt and Joe Leonard
In the driver's seat degplte the fact Jones ts suspended from
VSAC.
·Jones nezt will race a Trans-Am Mustang for Carroll
Shelby at Kent, Waah., a non·USAC event, and he la looking
for a Group 7 aporta car ride from Can-Am road races in Qc..
tober and November.
If he want! to attend a USAC race, he will arrive tn the
pits as a representative of one of the companies for Whom he
ia currenUy working -Firestone, STP or Ford.
..., Neither hls resignation from USAC nor USA.C's ex-
traordinary action against him will keep Parnelli away from
the races he wants to become involved wJth.
· The only thing be regrets is that be will probably have 'to
sell his interest" in tbe No. 60 turbine car. He doesn't want to
drive in ~C races 8ny more anyway. So that's no penalty.
The Yeauy regrettable part of the action taken. by USAC
against one of the most popular racing competitors of all
time ls the club's Dulstence on airing dirty linen in public.
An official statement to the press that stated.Jones' con-
duct waa "detriinental to racing" boi-deri on libel. It lmPlies
all JOrts of evil doings. (Dope? Car theft? What did he do?)
The closest· anybody can· figure is ttiat Pamelli argued
with competition ~tor Henry Banks and that constitutes
"conduct detrimental-to racing" as well as "detrimental to
USAC." •
Nearly everyc)ne . kDoW1 that Jones waa el"pl'essing hla'
opinion over the offictatlng at an August stock cat. race at
Sprtnglilold, llL, during that argument in Loa Angeles last
week.
Nmm Nelson won the race. Jones protested that Nellon
bad passed under tbe caution flag. The protest Wllll upheld
and Jones declared tile winller. Later, at a protest bearing
asked for by Nelsoo, the decision. was reversed.
When Nelson applied for that second bearing, Jones and
his car owiter, Bill Stroppe,\t>otb asked to be notlfled so tbey
could attend. They weren't notified, either of the hearing or
of the decision in Nelson's favor. Jones heard about the
reversal fl:om a Firestone publicist, who got the worp from
some lndlanapolia newsmen. ._/
"I said before, and I still mean lt,"·Jones said, "if they
were going to let a man break the rules and win a race I
didn't want to belong to their. organization." ·
Continuing in bis famous idioIJl, Jones said, ''Besides, U
this organization is gWig to be so dict.ative I don't know if it'1
wwth belonging to.
"Don't get me wrong. There are a lot of nice people in
USAC, and I would per .. nally do anything for the betterment
of racing or for USAC. But I can't take this."
So his crime against racing ll a sincere feeling that he
was wronged, combined with his ability to express himseU to
the USAC competttioo director, Henry Banks.
Trio Battle• for Lead
Now tba& the world cbamplonablp formalll I circuit It oa
this alde'of the Atlantic, lt'1interesUnc1o note that the polat
champloaab1p baUle J; very clOH amoai four drivers -any
three Of Whom cu win tile title.
Graham BDl u.d Dent. Hulme are currently tied for the
lead wttll IS potntil each, follewed by tile two Jacldu, lets:
and Stewart, wltll rt potnta each. Unfortunately, Belttan
driver ICU 11 out of It now. He bro-.:e a Jet at St. Jovlte,
Canada, and w1D not drlv'e 1a the remalnlnc two events,
Grand PrU of dte U. S. and. MeDco.
1t•1 a 1hame to bear about aay'body getting hurt, but tt'1
particalarly dlsappotnUnr that the Beiitu doesn't . (et
finish o11t the season.. Be's a rookie on the GP circuit.
Icb: la no limy cheeked Ide!, but t1lla la h1a !Int trip to
the bit time. Driving the No.% worb Ferrari (CbrJs Amoa is
CLAUDE KELLY
Co1ta Meta
ANDY VORONO
Marina
STU ALDRICH
Newport Harbor
REX SNYDER
Corona del Mar
RON DIXON
BanUngtoa Beach
RICK BOEBMl<R
Mildon Viejo
BOB ALARCON
San Clemente
DA VE JOHNSON
Estancia
JIM KUHN
Laguna Beach
RON MENDEZ
Mater Del
JORN McLAUGBUN
Westminster
Paclfi04 High Sc lro o I
coach Art Mlcballk blamed
mlldOWOI ror last week's
33-12 10&1 to "Estancia but
says tbinp w1ll be diffuent
when the Mariners play
Col'ilc>• de! Mar Satunlay
night.
"That won't b a pp en
again,'.!rhe iald.
"Our kids just weren't
ready !or Utlt Estancia
Diahlos Out to End
Big Losing Streak
Then bu been little to
cheer about in tm pest two
Sf!la.90N at, M:isslon Viejo
Hlgh S.:hool with<he Dlablos
working on a fru.moatlng 1~
game 1osmg streak. Last
tune the Diablos won was in
the fifth game of the 1966
season ~en Mission Viejo
whipped El Dcndo, 25-7.
Bolsa Has
Weight
;: Advantag_~
For the second time in
three weelm, Costa Mesa
High School's football team
will encounter an opponent
that overshadows t h e
Mustangs physically.
Bolsa Grande -i.1 tbe team
and the Garden Grove
League outfit is stocked
with good size.
Bolsa tips the scales at
180 pounds for the starting
offensive eleven. Mesa, rnean'W'hile,. averag-
es on:ly 167. '
And, the Matadon are
working on a two-game win
streak.
Lynwood fell 18-14 and
Corona del MM dropped a 6--
0 decision.
Mesa t.oppled Or8nte, a
team much in the same
cl.as$ as Bob a physically,
14-7 in its season ppener.
Costa Mesa battles at
Davidson Field on t h e
Newport limber High cam-
pus for the third straight
week in playing host to
BOOa Grande Friday night
at 8.
The Matadors are Jed by
quarterback Rick Indey, a
160 pound dynamo that can
do it all.
He ran and passed ror 260
yards jn the Matadors'
opener and followed that
with 142 yards running and
passing against Corona del
Mar.
Last year the Diabl08
went 0-9 and tl1ey ar«i
' . presently W(lrking on a two-
game losing streak It the '68
campaign. ~
Things are grim to uy the
least, but it could be worse.
Consider Bell Gardens ol
the Rio Hondo Leagu<. The
Lancers are working on a
421'ame lo6ing skein.
Coach Ray D0od ge I
bow ever, is optimistic of the
Dlablos' chances with their
first Crestview League op-
ponent d. the year -San
Clemente.
They triavel to S a n
Clemente Friday night to
play 11>e Triton• at !.
Dodge Considers his squad
the equal of San Clemente in
slzie and speed and feels if
i>is troops oao put together •
game with IOlne comistency
and better tlmlng, that it
will be anyone'• game.
Last week's defeat, at the
hands Of Valley Christian
(18~). bolled down to
MissiOn Viejo ml!:sing oo the
key plays with poor ex-
ecution or mi!:takes in the
form of penalties.
Mission Viejo h9S been
working on its defen&ive end
play along with offensive
timing in preparation for uie
Tri toot.
Skindivers
To See Film
The Herbor Arta•s largest
skindiving club, the Newport
Harho! Sub-Mariners, '1fill
show a film called "The
Restless Sea" Friday night
at 8 p.m. at their regular
meeting.
There will be no ad-
mission charge to see the
film, which will be shown at
the Newport Beach Parks
and Recreation Department.
1714 West Balboa Blvd.
Los Alamitos Results
in No. 1), lcb: won the Dutcll GP and ba1 an as1ortment of ll.-•m•••••••••••• .. •••'-"•.,•""'•...,••-•..._ tblrds and foutb1. TUISDAY, OCT. 1, IHI
c1 ... a P111 Tllrolllt 81dl. C' CrDib\<} 5.40 l.llD
Be milted the tint three race1, ba1 been wttb tbe Fer--
rarl team only alnce June.
lcb: woold be even closer to the Jeader1 except !or a
freak happeaing: at Monza, Italy, last month.·
Los Alamitos Entries
Ilis Ferrari hu a !lyiD( win( alrloU device on ii Jlte the ______________ .,,.. ___ ..,
one on Jim Ball's Chaparral The spoiler 11 raised and
lowered by pushing a btdton on the dashboard.
DenJ.J Hulme won the race, but lcb.: was la solid 1econd
place, rounding: the final tam, wben be reached forward to
push the button and raise the Oap.
He pushed the wronf button and killed the fuel pump,
stalling the engine. 'lbe car Jost speed and began coastJng
toward the flnJsb line. Inches before be reached tbe line, lck
was passed by French driver Johnny Servox-Gavln.
Arrident Slows St.,..,art
A freak accident the other day may present a problem
to Soot Jackie Stewart, No. I driver for the Matra team. j\
crewman was gassing his formula I racer when a spark set
fire to the fuel.
'The car was enguHed. For a time the fire threatened to
burn all 18 of the world's fastest road racing machines, park-
ed in the same garage, but containment prevented further
~amage. Two crewmen were burned. but they are recover-
mg.
The incident occured at Watkins Glen, N. Y., where Hill,
Hulme and the somewhat handicapped Stewart -he'll have
to borrow a car from somebody -will resume their flight
toward the world championship this Sunday.
Revson Cut Adrift
One of the world's top drivers was cut adrift last week by
American Motors. Pete Revson. who has teamed with George
Follmer on the Trans-Am circWt. will be replaced by · a
talented driving mechanic, John Martin, for the Kent race
th1I Sunday.
AMC explains the change was made because Revson is
Do:* involved in a Lincoln-Mercury dealership in San Pedro,
Calif., and that constitutes conflict of interest.
Revson's friend and buslness partner, Peyton Cramer, ls
D01' on the lookout for bctter·rides for the New Yorker.
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pletely on the defensive line.
They weren't lining up in
sipoll where they were sup-
posed to be. 11
"We didn't have any
wenSng that was going to
happen but t.ben we're going
with on inexperienced ball
club -we bave only four
senior~ on de!enae."
Of Corona del M a r ,
Michalik says: ''ll our kids
are up for the game we'll be
able to stay with tbem."
Michalik is a former pro
player, having performed
for five years in the N!!-·
Uonal Football League with
San Francisco and
Pittsblll'gh. In 1953, he was
the NFL's rookie of the
yeaf.
He's in his fifth year of
Orange County prep
cbachlng, after having guid·
ed the old 15emipro Qrlange
County Ramblers for a
season.
C.Orona del Mar will fteld
a former Michalik pupil
Saturday night. H e ' s
linebilc~er Rick Petros, wbo
played for Michalik at La
Quinta High two years ago.
Tiny Argos
No Patsy
For Eagles
A quick glance and one
would assume that Estancia
High School's football team
has a breather on illl
schedule.
For openers, the Eagles'
next foe, Garden Grove, has
a backfield composed of
three !~pounders and a
13.5-pounder.
What's more, the
Argonauts are temporal'i.ly
withoi.rt their starting
quarterback and have three
standout defell5'ive players
on the sidelines due to in·
juries.
And, the Argos have yet to
win a game in two outings.
But don't be fooled.
Coach Jim Isaac's Garden
Grove eleven is considered
to be one of the three best
teams in ttie Garden Grove
League and the defending
loop champions ( 7 -1 -1
()Verall last year) have look·
ed good despite losing twice.
First it was a 13-12
heartbreaker to a strong
Loara squad f'Ollowed by
another one-point defeat, 7·
6, to Troy.
In both games, penalties
on the conversion tries
helped defeat the
Argonauts.
With the Estancia test on
tap Friday night at 8 on the
Garden Grove campus, the
hosts are tentatively without
starllng quar·terbzck Dave
Robinson, who came down
with the measles on Tues-
day.
Defensively, two a 11 •
league gridders, Don
Gardner and Craig Liticker
are out with knee injuries
and linebacker E v a n
Rasmussen is doubtful
because of an injured arm.
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being eyeballed· by Newport yocbtsmen a• the tint two arrived ·at Ballioe
Yacht Basin. Soling is ~g considered u a new Olymptc·cJaH ror-1972.
Harbor Saiwr Gets
T":Vo of Soling ~lass
First of the io!ematlonal
•lilk>C c1 ... Soling i.1 be<n
recelvod by RoCer Mela·
ln,..-ol Boll>oo Yacht
Bastn, 829 Bayside Drtve.
Melsing« baa m. ol the
MW 27..f()ot tbr:= ketl -.-!run Boat
Works, Samla, , and
onolher !run P~. a
Texae builder.
The Soling, d<oieJ>ed by
Jan Ll.nge of. Norway wai P""" lnl<matlonel ctatuo by
tbe -•nal Yacht
~ . Uni<li' Ill 19116 and
,..y -•'.'on Olympic a-by 11172. It ii known
that the 0)1mpic yacbtlll(
camnJUee is giving COD•
aideration to the Soling u ' a ""'lace.-for tho Dracon
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cbes overall, 20 feet m the
waterline, S feet 3 indlea
beam with • dnft ol 4 -3
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pouncls ""'1 conie• 233
square feet ol Nll ucludin(
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expensive.
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Old Laws,· New Desi·gn-s
, • Jfomebulld!nc competition has resulted la much
cr..tlvi thlnllng in order to provide the maxi.mum ln
=~~~e and good livin& lo! a crowlne Orange ,
' • ant 1'0lult of the pressure for building the biuer ,aNI -• bome and more eJlectlve use of land ls that Ill many cases the desiJlner has leaped ahead of the
lawm4er, resultln& in countless legal skirmishes.
In ihe battle of new design vs. restrictive ordinance,
tawa t.rt11ubverted by wholesale g1;antlng of excepUoDI,
101nlild)as of dublow merit end little legal balis.
• Durihg the deS!gn-regulatlon struggle, the price of
land t~a climbing, resulting\in more ·creative think· lilt eo_inaibtaln a profit in the lace of inflation.
, Al l.nd has become dearer the developers have
u~ecl ~r more exceptions and in some cases have won
the riab! lo build on lots well below the prevailing stand·
ardl for 11ngle family residential zones.
· Home buyers, often only vaguely aware of lot size
,.qulrementa and zoning and building standards, move
int.o aubstand.ard lots, presuming that the laws have ade-
quately protected their interests. ("if it's legal it must
be all,rl.hl") Unlortuna!eJ1·1h!a isn't always valid.
AHaulta on the minimum lot size havto beeil made
recenl.IY bl Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and
Wesbninster. While the ordinances often are not chang· -4, the developers are winning their battles by being
granted exceptions. In effect, ·the ~alled standard
lot 1ite has dropped to as low as 4,500 square feet in
som• a_rea.1. · When unuaually .fine development pl,,,a bav,e come
alonf, city planner. end councilmen have had diUicul·
llOI In finding the proper "loopholes" through which
the mi~ deligns cen~assed. So far, most of the has been on how to get
around Utating la'U ratb~r an on creation of new
ltllslatlon which would encourage new ideas without
IUbVertint the traditional single family zoning.
Undermining' single tamify zones is not the answer
to l!!cOrporatlng new Ideas Into the community. Nor
should new ldeas be frozen out just because there Ls no
accollllllQda1ing law.
Rather than continue to weaken the )aw1, creation
of a zonillg whlcll. property owner, developer,. city ol-
llctala ~nd future home buyer recognize as the develop-
ing grounds for the new and exciting in homebuilding
should be pursued. ,
We ought to be able to retain the protective princl-
pl'8 of the standards of the present and past which all
recognize, yet •at the same time encouraa:e development
of tb.e new which may be the standard ol tomorrow .
All the Mor~ Worthy
Bundled up beach bunnies had more shape than the
surf for Huntington Beach's 10th annual United States
Surfboard Championships last weekend, observers n~
liced.
~ those shivering bodies on the beaches clad in
coats and clothing from head to foot were too busy
keeping warm to generate maximwn enthusiasm.
In si>tl• ol lt all, however, Huntington Beach again
came out with a commendable evtnl ·
· The 11at wobbly br"eakers that rose to a somewhat
less-than-mighty four feet at their bes! only proved the
cham.Pion1 named in the competition to be all the more
worthy of the titles they won.
Unfortunately for spectators and officials, the dreary
damp overcast skies -which no one could have fore-
cast months ago when ijle contest date was set -f:ept
away ~~ onlookers who normally would have come
to aee ilia championships. • • ,
Maybe next year our loca} variety of ·tropical do!·.
drums will come a little later in the year. Or officials
may find a time when records over several years show
the ~to be q'IOre challenging than dthers, so tha~ con-
testanU won't face a third championship event with so
UWe of the most necessary ingredients needed to dis·
play their talents. H
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Facts Can Be
Refuge From
Th i nking
Hi gh School Teae~ Defends Teen-.ager_s
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
'Majority Have Earned Confidence~
A great deal of attention baa been
paid to the ne\D'otic. who indulges in
laiitasy, who cannot keep his facts
atraigb~ and iDdead cioe9 not regpect
tbe dividiDa: llCe between fact o.nd fan-
cy.
Let me ·IUll"l. however, that the
Ocean View Schoq_l District
trustees recently named a future
school "Mesa View," for a near·
y view to the south. I'm confua·
ed. Is that short for Costa Mesa
View? U lt is, trustees are more
confused. than I thought.
-H. L. D.
oppolita cue 11 jut• neurOUc -and story. Wbo cares whether It happened '"'""tS~P.r-!ffD. That ~· the. in Marp or ~pril of 1938, or if the illlRa' _ ~~ts to obMlled -10wn ,_ ~ Jdlbo ·Dl' Iowa, or wbethe~
'11118'" ail!' lacu tbat he C&llllol the lf.rl it happen eel to -a Dioco.Qr a ll1ili bis polo~ U any. granddaughter of Dr. Zllcll! ·
Al 'a ifecent par\J, I ovorlle...i a ·
1ad,y tryinlf to relate a real-!Ue ID· THESE FACTS MAY be lmportaiit ~ent that hMl ,~ed to her maQ1 to r~pOrtera, lawy.-1 and aocial ftar:a: ago, Midw:'l1 in the story, 1be statisticians, but in the ordinary run of
bogged dlOwa .bf~aute 1be ·was unable cOJM!rsation, it is the zest, the humor,
to ·recall tbi name ot the doctor who the pertinence -in short, the spirit -
bad treated ber Jn 1938. of · the anecdote we are interested in,
, not the literal ACCuracy.
NOW, T8l8 DOCJ'OR'S name had It is OOo ee5y to dlsmlss those people
no bearinl on the lt.orY. Ht could have simply as bores (as, indeed they are),
been Zllcb. or McGtiUcuddy or . just without understanding what motivate•
plain Doctor X -but lhe fulaed and tbelr tedi9us verbal habit. But· we
floundend for f'lve minute1 in a learn nothing from merely dismisshlg
despenrte tffori to recollect -and or pigeonh9ling people in this fashion.
lost her audl.~nce in the meantime. A human bemc Is a compound of
We have all teen countless instances fact and lqlaginatlon. One type of
of Uda kind of behavior. lt is neurotic flees from the world of fact
something more, I believe, than mere because he cannot bear It; another
long-windedne11 or dullness o f kiDd seeks in fad a refuge from thlnk-
per1onallty -!t ii, somehow. a mi from feeling, from the vast
neurotic attempt to cling tO factJ as if reaches of imagination. He ii a1
they were the core of a person's ex· frightened at one extreme as the fan-
istence. taazer is at the other. ~ anly dif·
Countle11 coavenattons have been f<ereoc! is that ~e the fantrastW is
ruined by ttlis pathetlc addiction to a someUmes locked up, the tactuallzer
place, a date or a name when none oft.en becomes tht official club
of them ii easeutl&l to the Point of the historian.
U.S.:Roc ket Mys tery
WASHINGTON -Defense Sec.
C1itrk Cllffprd ii be.ni: put squarely on
the spot to dlsclo1e whether the U.S.
has rocteta J,lmbr to those beiD1 us·
ed. by th~· Cemmunkts to iJl.
dlacrimlnate'1 )>&lier South Viet·
....... coa.iiililllli• and dvillan•.
Alto, if the U.S. does have such
weaponl, irbr· -tL. r .wen't being
employed ·apiftlt North Vietnamese
population-· ud m i·lit•ry tarpu. ,
These highly -pertinent questions
have beeo ljlunt'1 plzl up to Clllford by
Rep. H. It. Glj>p. l\-101ta, Influential
member of th• Houae Foreign Affairs
Committee. tollowlnl n 11n1uoce11ful
effort to 1et tbil IntormaUon floom
DempaUC CODO't•lonal leaden.
Their am~ and evuive replies
to Gros1' lnqWilt&MJ6ut.1hi f.allure of
the U.S. to UN troUDd-to'ifOUDd and
air-to--rocau aralnlt tbi Com· mUD!Jb 1ave rile to the _., IUlpi-
clon tl>at tldJ country doe1 not have
IUci1 .. ""°.!"'· • -
TO GET' AT 11li: bo111>m of 111is
d.eei>l1 dlltlat*>c'lll1""1. ·a.-lw
-CUllord asking for explldt aDJWen'to tne~foUowin1:
"Does tile United State. have
grwnd-lo-iround IDtennedilte rockets
and.or ml1Sllea capablo of beiDC fired
from the forward areas of Soueh Viet.
nam and· reaching the centert of
population .. well .. military targeta
in North Vietnam? If the United States
doel pOlteSI such weapons, wtiy have
tbej not been used!
"U we do not have such ~·· why don't we have them?"
"Also, does the Unit8d States have
air-to-gTound rocketa and/or m111Ue1
capable of reacbtn1 crowsd tar1eta
without suhJedlnc our -..~ and
crews to the concentrated aircraft
defenses of the North Vietnamese! U
-we have 1ucb rocbtl and/or milsiles.
why .are they not beifli UMd! If we do
not have ruch weapoo.s, plMae upllin
why we doa't have them."
GROSS' FORTRRIGBT questlona
m.y explode a bt>mblholl ID tbt becll<:
elecClon campaJin now ill procreu
tbnlusJ>oul the eowiley. -
Admlulon by CUllmt tllat tile U.S.
does not bave intermediate .cround4
pvund rocket. or air-nd
m&llleo would almoot certainly HI olf
•· llultu1 polltlcal attack from the
RepubJlc1n1. The Johnaon
Ad:mlnJ.ttratJon would ttnd Itself htavl· ; .11 on jl>e defensive JUIUI~ OI' ox·
plllnlric u.. lailui• to de 1uc11
weapo111.
To the Editor:
I must speak out in deferu of the
fine teen.agers in this_d.lstrict. Begin,
ning my fourth year of teaching at
Huntington Beach High School, -I im·
plore someone to plea,,e answer the
following questions:
How could the members of this com-
munlty have allowed the situation we
find in our schoa:ls today -that of
overcrowding due to lack of facilities
and sta!f? Bond is!Qes are failing a·u
over the area, in one instance by only
20 votes. The colleges are turning
away students by the hundreds. But in
our high schools we simply "crowd"
them in somewiay.
It ii extremely frustrating to eod
each teaching day1feellng the regret of
not being able to glve each 1tudent a
part of your time and oell. but bDw
can one do otherwise in clusrooms
filled l:>eyond capacity? Will thta
apattietic public ph~ase decide fer me
which of thelr children should I ln·
adequately educate or should I not
even be concerned about educating
and i~ just "train"?
MANY STUDENTS are unable to
have program selection, indeed o[ten
being placed in classes just for gradua-
tion. credits. CounSeling is not to
blame. Neither are ~ administrators
nOr educators. The public should
shoulder the blame. To those that ciy
out that they attended crowded
classrooms and 50 it is good enough
for today's children, I suggest a
reevaluation of the "good old days." It
is most likely·that they were good only
in one's imagination. This is the
pbtlOlo'IOphy of taking one step forward
and 10 .tips backward.
But in my idealilm I say, "This Too
Shall Pass." 'lbe ~ple in ttii.s district
will prove they want their children
cprepared f&r the great competition
called life~ Only fools can deny that
today's students , must face more
challenges than ft did at their age. I
even hoped the board of education
would lead w: in our efforts to improve
educaUonal sUudards.
THEN WE READ in the DAILY
PILOT of the retraclion by the board
concerning students naming the new
h1gb school formerly d e t i g n a t e d
"Edi!on." I ba\te no intention of
dilputlllg wbat ahould 1>e the proper
name of the IChoOl but rather the
breaking of the board's word to the
teen-ager. How oft.en we as educators
hav• beard rtudenta say, "If only our
parenU: would give us m o r e
reapoosibillty and the opporturuty to
Bw Ge.rge--
Dear George:
I undemand It b not proper to
utend the little finger when
drinking ccifee or tea . as i.t looks
affecud. But could you teJJ me
how to hold a long..temrned
martini glass ? • •
F.T.
Dear F.T.:
Well. will! the blmd! around
this newspaper 1 make it a prac-
tice to hold my martlnl Ughtly
with -bands.
Dear Gec:rge :
Tall tile -st truth -do you
REALLY mal<e up m .. t of the
lell«a in,_ column!
PUZZLED
Dtar Punled:
Make them up? I don1t even unden"'"'l most of.Ille leUera ID
my column.
(Small problenu solved cheap -tndl"' atampo given wlOt wbolftale 'panic loll.)
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Lttttr1 from rtcdnt art welcome.
Normally writtrs 1hould convt11 their
messages in 300 1DOrdi OT les1. The
right to t ondtnae letters to fit ipo.ct
or eliminate libtl U reserved. ·AU let-
tus mwt include rignature and maiJ..
ing addrl!S&, but namfl wiU be wUJi..
htl.d on request. •
show we have adult thoughts and feel·
lngs." Other 1tudenta reply, "Ob, but
you mu.st earn the respect of your
parents and lhow them you are
capable of acting in a mature
fasbion ."
I ask certain member1 of the board
of education to act in a mature fashion
and thereby earn the respect ·or all
concerned. The individual who. stated
that he would not accept any name
subrn.itted by students shows great
lack of confidence in these teen-agers
or lack of understanding, possibly
both.
DURING MY association wit.h this
district, I have had the privilege to.
wort wltb many fine people -ad~
miaistrators, educators, counselors
and staff. I respect these people very
highly and consider them professional
in every way. Many interested, in·
volved parents have offered their help
and enco uragement in our endeavors.
I have had the further joy o( knowing
numerous teen-agers with integrity,
imagination, maturity, character, all
the fine traits that make one a· Worthy
human being and .a fine citizen. There
is no doubt in my mind that tilese
young people will fulfill our faith in
them and their futures.
We must ask ourselves if the. boar!l
of etluoation is our voice or our
master. I ask all those who believe as
I do to inform the board that these
teen-agers deserve our cohfideoce. The
majority have earned it together with
our respect. Many of my associates
agree. After all, adulthood has little
to do with age -some people just
grow old.
MRS. MARIE CONTI ECKESS ·
Art Educator
Huntington Beach High School
'Duhott0r•ble'
To the Editor:
' I am stunned by the dishonorable
betrayal Of the community
demonstrated by the trustees of the
Huntington Bearch Union Hlgh School
Di>trlct ID violating !heh earlier pro-
mise t.o allow the· students to freelY
select the name of the new high
school. This decUion was a com.
promise reached after the trusted
were presented with overwtielmblg
tvide.nce of widespread public support
In favor of 11-Blnin& the school in honor or thO late Robert F. KeMedy.
Tbe callOUI action of the trustees ln
r1v1rling tbtlr compromise. .agree-
ment reflects the total dlsreftrd of the
public aod lade of faith In tho YOUll$
people. that Is all too prevale~ today.
No better e•ample of this airOgance
can be provided than to quote Trustee
Richan! Wlbon, altar earllet Allftinl
to le& the 1tudenta decide, ''t have
decided not to baclo Ibo. rnidenla'
decision uni .. , It conformed to what I
tboU&bl"
• ·I URGE EVERY noldont of tbe
dl.trict. whatever hi• or be: leellnp
. on the _,;.( of tile blgh school,, to
1uf>P(rt' the fir lar&er lJ!Ue d. wbeUier
demOCNtJc expm1ion bu ICY mean-inl ID our communit, and whether
promises given by elected officials in
open meetings au-e important or may
'.be safely disregarded when no one is
looking.
I urge everyone who finds the
trustees' action reprehensible to at·
tend the Oct. 8 meeting or.the trustees
and express their opinions. Further,
TrU&tees Wilson, BenUey, and Schmitt
face reele ction in April Let us make
sure that the kind of unree;pomive and
treacherous leadership personified by
these m~a is on its way out in our
community and will be replaced by
r e s p o n sible representatives, sym·
pathetic to ~e desires of the com·
mllDity t!iey Serve and with confidence
in iU young people.
F. W. VOSS
Selluh A pathy
The recent defeat of the Orange
Coast Junior College DisCict bond
issue ii a tragic reflection of selfish
apathy by over 80 pe'.rcent of the eligi·
ble voters. lt is a crying shame when
approximately 1 percent of the eligible
voters can defeat an issue which woold
have provided the facilities that our
young people deserve and the com·
munity needs.
Why can't the citizens of our com-
munity take at least the interest to
vote yes or no? I hope that their
prese nt lack of concern will not haunt
them ii\. the years to come. How
parents could not be concerned is
beyond my comprehension, when this
concern would cost the average tax·
payer less than two cents a day. and
provide desperately n4!eded faclllties.
I HA VE BEEN a tax.paying citizen
of Orange County for approximately
five years. My children are married
and attending school beyond the junior
college level. nm coUld place me in
the position of being against any in·
crease .in taxes for educational
purposes. But it hasn't. If ariything it
has increased my feeling of pb'u(atlon
to ensuni that young people now and in
the future have at least the same, if
not a better opportunity to gain an
education than my own.
·Many adults are and will benefit
from the fine adult education program
provided by Golden Weit ind Qranee
Coast The avallablllty of knowledge
can do much to upgrade a eommunity.
. SELFISBL Y I ALSO reallze that the
value of my property 11 contlnftent
upon the availability ot a:ood educ•~
tional programs and faciUUes in the
communU;y. I wood.er . how many
registered voter•. (voters .ii Ufed pid-
visedly) have had an opportunity to
aeeK a parking ·lpACe . near. (}Qlden
West or•OMnge Coaat 1choo1J. There·
aren't any. The utter 'l.lo.t of un--
' d>rstandinf by thi-c:fU..na.of the coin~
munlty regarding their ·r.ai>onatbllitf
to ensure the best poaslbl• ~ucatiotial
program 11.golng to result In ~
and cultural 1tagn.atlon of. the ~
m!111lty. 'nlla LI trqlc.
D'Uli: TO '!!BE overcrowded COJ>.
clltions and lack of laclliU,.., mlljte !I
la ttme to pnerate leCilLatioo which
would require parenta of relhtorlq
itudenta to produce vetJnt cortlflcalel
which would ..,ur, accoptabjllt, or
thole 1bldenta -pareata at loUt d1mon1trated a concern fol'· tbtlr
education.
D. W. DEAN
IJC Ptplth>0
To lb< Edlto<:
I wri!t tl>h Jetter '> convey my reactions to the eventa of tbe put rew
JDomhl In oonnect!on wltlt t h • -
University of Caliroroia. The incidents
of this .last month In particular have
led many ~paying residents of this
st.a~, and, l'.m sure, of the nation, to
believe that the stature and the dignity
i! rapidly 'd.eclinil:ig.
once one of the greatest lnst1tutioll$-
1n the world, it ha! been defamed by
the 'influx of destructive personalities
and organizatiOns, 1uch as Mario
Savio and his free·si>eecb advocates,
the SDS (Stu den~ for a Democratic
Society) •. a.pd now Eldlidge Cleaver
and his sympatl>i%ers.
I FIND IT difficult to suppOrt ttda
claim, although, if the. "Multi-U" is
going down the dra!n, , it can be ' at•
tributed to an incredibly relenUess driVe aild-the ability 10 t.ake adv•taa:•
of that -divine aod infallible ,gift given
to, and only to reporters: the nose for
news.
It frighteps me to imagine tile state
of knowledge in this world if ev«yone
had the driving C!Uri'osity and ttJat· cer ..
lain omniscie~t quality they all
possess. As resident,, of this state and,
consequently (and I must iay, un·
fortun&tely), the subscribers to their
supreme knowledge of good and evil,
our pressmen have foretold us of the
coming downfall of educatioo, .the
state, democracy, and presumably the
world, as a result of. s u c h
"Communist-laspred" activities on our
campuses Of higher education. I
so~times reel the university is in a
h~Iess situation due to this unjust
slituratioa of Californians with the
negatives of the argument.
THE FRUITS OF the W'!iversity
outweigh the evils, yet the people of
our great state are relatively unaware
ol it. In a poll taken not more than a
year ago, the prominent educators of
the United State! felt that the finest
:institutlor. of learning in America waa
&ituated at Berkeley, Oalifornla.
Each yeer, the' Vnlversity of
California, Berkeley, produces an ex·
traqrdinary number Of top-notch pro-
fess'ors, political scientists, and the
world's finest atoQlic scientiaU. UC
San Diego is rapidly becolhlng one of
the nation's flneM: scbools in the new
and vital field Of marine biology.
UCLA is traditionally known u one of
the best all·around campuses in
America. The people of this state fail
to·realile (or haven't been told yet)
that tbe fantastic number of UC
graduetet each year, eapecially tho1e
entering the grandiose field of space·
aeronautics, eventually account fOr
nearly one-ball Of Californla'1 riH iD
ecocomy.
Califomiaus can't seem to un· · d~ that ihe "demonstratm-11 8.Qlrehilts, and lon1-ha!red punk1'
constantly beta& Civen front-pa.gt
pUbllCity constitute a amall, nnall
,percentqe of UC students.
T. A. SPERRAZO
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HoS pltality Awa its
'!be· tortllla, mode from
corn meal Is the llaple o!
the Mexicao diet.
Tortlllas stul!ed and roll·
-Meneaa Saaee add cornmeel, •alt and com-
2 W.leopoo111 olive .a •torch mlxturo. S t Ir ID
2 medium om .... .;hopped melted butter. Uot a tab! ...
1 1arlic clove, pi1nced pooot ol the mUture tor 2 medium tomatoe1, peel· eoch tDrtWa. Quickly pout
ed, filled with any iiwnber , ed and cboooed Imo ll&MJy gro•ld btated
ol tasty mixture• ol meat or 1\1 cupt ato<:k'or bouilloo 7·1neh lk!llet; brolm Oii one
vegetables become en· 11' teaspoon Tabalco aide;· tum to brown otJ:ter '
chlladas. tacos, tamllei and 'f• learpoon allt side. Yield: 12 lortlllal. ~ T~" tak 2 learpoono chill powder FDtag1 many Ouierl. UJ \Ula& e Heat oil in skillet. Add J
tile place of bread and onion and garlic and cook t 1h cups vrated Am·erican
sometimes serve as the only wttll onion Lt tender, but cheese..-
eating ulell6i.15 ln a poor not brown. Add tomatoe,; 1 cup finely ohopped onioll
household! stock and Tabasco; stir in II
Mexico's tourist trade in· _salt and chili powder. lJring 1 medium avocado, peeled
creaset annually and will be to a boil. reduce heat and and diced
especially big thls year dur· simmer 20 to 30 minutes, ked ........_
iog the Olympic contests. •or Ulltl.l tt:lickened , stirring l hard coo egg, '"uvr
Interest ht the well-seasoned occasionally. Yield: 2 Iii 1 ~ diced c 0 0 k e cl
cookery of Merico is becom· cups. chicken
ing greater too; if you 've Tortillas To make Enchiladas,....._ ever known the satisfaction .... .,.,
of enchiladas cooked native-l/• teaspoon Tabasco one tortilla quickly in heated
sty le, you'll want to try 1 cup milk sauce to ..soften. Put 2
tbese at your next "fie sta." +'• cup cornstarch tablespoons Of the fllling in
It's the hot little Mexican 2 eggs center of each. Roll up and
th 1/3 cup cornmeal place seam side dOwn in peppers at glorify dishes, 1,1. teaspoon salit shallow bakin·g dish .. Pour
1µ1d Tabasco, the spicy Ii· 2-tablespoons b u t t e r ' sauct._ over all. Bake in 350
quid red pepper seasoning, melted degrees F . oven 10 minutes,
will held you achieve an A"d T ... 1 'lk dd Sprinkle-~• 811y remaimng authentic flavor. " •~co o nu : a w.n.u
If there is a Mexican or to cornstarch and stir to a ingredient.a. Yield: 6 serv•
Spanish grocer in your com-,.•m-'°.°'-pa-•le_._B•ea•t•e•g•g•s;-·"'·''.·-------, munity, you'll be able to buy
tresbly made torW!as, bul
they also come canneJ.
Here is an easy recipe,
though, i! you'd ratbet make
· them youritelf, and the
sauce is superb!
ENCHILADAS
DAILY PILOT
,; /\E.ochiladu are stuUed
· ~rolled Tortillas (com
cakes) heated in Mexican
sauce. To make Enchiladas,
prepare sauce .. Ptst. and
FOOD,
SECTION
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Recipes to Skate Circles Around
Chefs Share Culinary Secrets
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CHEF'S 'DAY.OFF' SPECIAL TY
Chef Accents Simplicity
• What do celebrated pro-
feS9lonal 'diefl ~ for
tbenwelve1 and t be i r families ..,.their ~ olf?
Wetl, WI. asked and,. 81'11
usual with cr"Nt chefr, it
atway1 turns o u t to be
r<marliably slmJl!e aod. bet·
I.er tbail Chi complicated
dishes they opend their
working hours 11aving over
in tie great restai:rants .,
they serve .
Here's a miracle recipe
lrom,tlle bead dlef ol cme ol
t'h:e " great ~French
't!statranta In New York . .
(anonymous, of course. or
else we wouldll't have been
able to steal his secret).
ROCK CORNISH R E N
SAMEDI
I Rock COmish Garno Hem
\\cup butw
I in teaspoons gar.lie salt
I whole onion, finely chop-ped •
1-'h: te,aspoons par 1 l t y
(crumbled) .
1 '2 teaspoons aalt
·1teaspotnRo1 em a r y
(crumbled)
v. teao;i><>on -pepper
'flhis is for oven or outdoor
barbecue. If you ·barbecue,
be cer.t.ain tile coals· have
burned down. Preheat oven
400 degrees (F). Arrango
Rock Cornish Hens .i n
siJallow pan !!!~, has .been
oHed lightly, MM biit,lor in
saucepan, add ell tfie· in-
gredients, except odiODI!.
Mix well Brush mixture on
each hen, sprinkle. onion on
top. (llbarbe.cueing.
sirinkle ooims oo skin lide
-· browned). Bake I hour, IUICl>V<l'ed, basting
often.
When Peggy I'' le ml n g,
Olympic gold medalist,
made a tour ot world
capitols alter winning at
Grenoble, one of her main
interests was food.
Not 60 much to eat.
although Peggy admits that
part was great, too, but to
discover the culinary
secreta that make special
dishe" What_. are'-. .
Peg_p.: who turned pro-
fes1i9.t1al this y ja: mak-
ing 1,eci11 guest star •P.
pearances with ShipstaJs
and JOhnson Ice Follies in
major U. S. cltles.
l'•CiY bold• tbe
• delightfully quaint belie!
nowadays that every girt
should be able to cook
befDre getting married.
AJ many American males
have belatedly discovered,
Peggy is somewhat unique
in this belle!.
But people who visit her
are tlui.Ded at her cooking
accomplishments, since the
trim brunette usually bas a
sampling of her l a t e 1 t
kitcllen conquest invitingly
bandy.
And. as might be expected
of any Fleming endeavor,
the aucculent of£erings are
always as good as they look,
a factor which makes ille
extremely difficult for those
who can neither skate, look
beautiful ... nor cook.
But with Peggy no one
really seems to m i n d
because she's nice, too.
So nice, in fact, that chefs
around the world are glad to
share their most guarded
., secrets. Besides the f.act no
man i:an relilt a woman
who U !lncerely interested
in b 1 s accompUstunents,
their eaprnes1 to diVlllge
prize recipes p r o b a b l y
items ~om their belief that no one ao 1Slender call cook .at all. r • •
Co/ifQrnio Al;eacly Proted ed
What they d o n ' t uo-
derltand is that Peggy
doesn't .have to watch her
welghl Those e!lort.less,
floati.Qg 1 movements which •
O'I d ' s ff are auch -an integral part of · • tu Peggy' a ekaUng. charm ap·
. parentty are a lot harder ·
' · • • U10n the7 look and per! ... 'New' .Law •
IS
.. ting Ulein burns off ctilories
tt ,..._ Jilllb' tblt tie yOu. k:oo1r UU. •'new'~ on.meal The lliampmust bt .standardJ as Cjllllornla's ialore.
men la )'OU< -Ille fllolr Fedorll Law iJ irattY much applleil b7 a l"odoral or _.._. S\ala loloecton Which tirings uP the moral I"'" la _.,..,. = "old _., to ClllllonUa!! ,...,. •• .., r .. ; . we -....., ,.--• ~-"' . • ...... _ •·-Jo olala lnopoctar • ., uanilDo and 11-all op. ol tlW story:
Thal'• • ..,.. = ~orma ..,....., -• " "l'llel'e ..,81 , --P'°"" meals • palnU 01 II ,...·re going tO oat like
COlll\ll!l!>l10 .... :!1~·~~ Cal!fomia'a meat 1n1poct1oe ·.....,. ••• ma1o17 s.. l"ran· Flemlft( you'w aot to •kale 173 poundl. Wbllo .:;J-'ll>i Jaw ;i.-tbat meet law -Ued <11111 'lo plimta dlco IDd Lot Anc11oJ llU Flomlnl. S 't',t,, .. ..= 11111 -food ~ -IA --1.4"*1.,_ ••• ~ lad ~:-.. '::;.,;~~~:: •CJ-:'!!' · DllllUfac· ~ -Jl,GDO _iopallliOll. JOU!' famll1 -Nt your ' ....... •--"-to for that
'lbiJ llltlt bpodloo In, tared 'flU\ia thlo stale m11 Durltic .. 1'"1 ,...iar weJg!lt lo =It ·----· · called Chi WbOI ...... -· 90t I>' Ol!llod 1w ·•al• ,..,'°' ol ·Ibo S ta t e ii ..i. ... . nrclpe.
Act o1 11187 11 dallpod· to "'!ifti ~·bear a P'ederll IACUlotan, the ' 1.,. w• Moat ~ mai Two ol Pegp'1 lovorite
anur• .. .;., ..... ._ ID or-~ 1tamp. ~to Jncludt! Ill ~un· ..., wait 11 )q as n.. rec:I1><1 are u lollowo:
lhecounlrJ-·llinnuthe ·'Ille...., mwt. lie ap. lit•. raprdle11 ol ~ ,_. J.1tt UJio asµrance. A
(-1111 .<iblllreG 1001 .pllod at Cbl plont wtiere ttle Uon &lze. Sla1el whicl> do no! have an BANAN BREAD
call ~-ad W!>OI.,..;,.. .meet or.~ 1<>o4 ptod~lld Anotller. "o\d" l'lrt ol 111• ..i.q .. ie 'm'eet lnrpectlon i cllpc aU purpooe o .... Aqofllf" of . • .. 11, . orlglnated: In otber '!"on!•, lllalo law requlreo !hot Im· lnl Have 'that long to \\ tea&pOojl bU!nl J>O'I\'· ~t,..... 'ouVDl1' 11 Juil ..,ycint cu•t llo .,._nd pol1ed m,au compf1 with orpnlle ""II. cet impection der ~a ;, .... 111)>.'Bu! do piJttlnf ah lnS!f<!Clloo IQmp tho ...,,.. rlPI lnojloctioa ~Id. · 11 te11poon baking coda
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.Pony Flomlng
Port, lib Ill mea~ II
virtually oompletely' dlgetti'.
)>le. Ito protein lo and tor
bolh u..-rrowtl> aod
mllnlenanee.
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Rere's the event lanib lovers wait for ... the full array of El-Rancho's finest ~sh
western fed .lamb at money saving prices. Enjoy a lamb banqu~t this week-end!'
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Turkeys ·
Any time ls turkey time ... espe. 4 9 c
cially when you can get El '
Rancho'• p.I ump . broedbreuled,, I~
Grsde A qilallti at this price I ' · '
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Oscar'Mayer Bacon ... ~.'~ ... !.~."-~-~~~~ .... '.(.: .. 6f
ReiuJar 1llC01 , , • lean, meaty! ••• the llCO!lt of aizzlill&'.bacon aend1 out It'• own breakta!t call!
Bacon ............................. 69~ ·Sausage ...................... 4r
Lean slices ••• let the aroma bo yonr broakfut call I Little. Fryera •.• temptingly tuty .•• OOc oz. pkg.
Delicate88en Liquor Specials
Cooked Ham ........................... 59c
Bridgeford • , • lean 11lices in 41,4 .oz. pkJ.
Imported Swiss ...................... 39c
Alps, •• aliced for easy oervill&'I, •• 6 oz. pkg,
Pillsbury's Biscuits ........ 2 tor 23c
Tlnderflake •• regular or buttermilk .. 4 oz. tube.
Luer' s Lunch Meats ........ 3 tor $1
Bologna, Pickle Pimento, Sandwich or Olive Loaf
.•• Luer'1 6 oz. pkg;
Seagram's 1 Crown ........... $11.
Blended Whiakey ... 11ve $1.10 on half-a-allo .
Ancient Age ................. .. . . . .79
Straight ••• 6 y•.ar• old ••. aave $1.19 h f.ga!Jon l
Kaindlatka Vodka ......... .. ... ~.85
Blends oo amoothly •.•• B.O proof .• quarl!'
El Rancho Scotch ............... $5. 98
Bottled In Scotland • , .fifth •• 11ve 10 % when
you buy the CON at El cho I
Homemaker Values at El Rane ~
Aqua Net Hair Spray .............. 59c Scope .......... .. ..................... )f89c
Save 18c on 13 oz. aize ••• reg. or hard to hold. Hygienic mouth sh ... at a 26c savi ?
~chick Band Razor Kit .......... 2.29 Modess .. . . . .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . ... .. .. .. 9c
:reatereaaeofsh&vina ••. andsave66cl Regular or uper. ,r. 24 count packa1eJ
El Rancho Fresh
Pears
Delirhtful vor •.. makes you 6 $1 00 wiah the pear 1euon oould be
85
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lonae1 .•• Enjoy peara now , •• at
their beat l ••• and at this price I
Sinall Brown Onions 3: 19'
-r,eSilHifOc(Oil:-.~.=: ........ 19~
u r..es•-carrots~~.~~~.~2 : 19'
In ou pond J)leb,.. to preaervt that fnah•HI that makH the difference in cUl'Otl.
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!!!'delicate texture .•. the freob color, .. the fine
ll'&in , •. ten you that here is the choicest of
U.S.D.A. Choice Grapd Country · bl Rich In protei\
•• , rich In flavor ••• and a wealth of value , , •
thi1 week-end at El Rancho! ·
Small Loin
Lamb Ch.ops
M·m-m~m , , • 10 tender, io
11atisfying I Broil them for a 49
r ~er timo:,trut you'll •nJoY '· . ·' ·rememberilli I . LI.
La · e Loin Lamb Chops ................................ ,. LB. 009
Lar e and meaty: ••• U.S.D.A. Choice ... and trimmed El ·Rancho atyle for rreater value!
El Rancho Grocery Specials
Mary Ellen Jam ......................... ~~-~~ .. ~ ..................... 4r
Chooae your favorites .. Ap~cot-Pineapple, Boysenberry, Seedless Blackberry, Grape or •• Strawberry I
Sliced Pineapple ............ ~~:.~~ .. c~~S. ....... : 5 fat S1 .00
Dole's ':, . golden circles o( goodness ... yours to aerve in so many attractive ways , , • rtt a saving I
Orange Juice .................. 5 for Sl
Cal Fame , , • frozen . • . aix ounce cans!
Margarine ...................... 4 fat $1.
Smooth golden Blue Bonnet ! ..• I lb. ctns.
Hunt's Cats up .............. 2 for 35c
From vine-ripened tomatoes ! ••• 14 oz. btles.
Dole's Juices ..... .. . . ... 3 ~:-79c Pi~eapple or Pjneapple-Grapefruit, (reg. or pink)
Pancake Mix ......... .-. " .... 39c
Betty Crocker'• ••• Buttermilk ... ~8 oz. pkg.
Vermont Maid Sy111~ .. , ....... 43c
Map!e-y goodne ..... bis24 oi. bottle) .
Softweve ..... ~ ............... 3 for 69c
Save on 2 roll Jlllcks o{ toilet tiaoue I
Scotties .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . 3 11w 69c
Soft, ogong facial tissues . , • 200 ci. pkga.
Dial Soap .................. 8 fat $1.00
Reg. size hara •• , at this price, everybody can·I
Pepperidge Farms Cake ....... 79c
Two layers ••• favorite varietieal Save 19c!
Downeyflake Waffles ............. 10c
Pkg. of 6 ... From the touter to the table!
I MJ;B. Coffee ................ 67~
2 lb. ~ah 1.3~ , •• S lb . .,_n , , • I.SS
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Pric•• in effect a.t aU stores · ~hura. through Sund.av ••• Oct. 3, 4, 5, 6
ARCADIA: Sunset · & Huntington' Dr.· (El Rancho Center) · , •
PASADENA: 320 West Colorado blvd. • SOUTH PASADENA: Fremont & Huntington Dr.
HUNTINGTON BEACM: Warner ·and Algonqulif (Just East of Huntington Harbour)
NEWPORT BEACH: 2727 Newport Blvd. • 2555 Eastbluff Dr. (Eastbluff Village Center) . .
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SAMSONITE
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Jttli'I '4'' SAVI HOW ONLY $I .••
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SEVEN DAYS AND SIX Nl&HTS IN SIXTEEN EXCITING DAYS IN
CANADA HAWAII
WESTERN AIRLINES SEE fOUR ISLANDS ON All
"ROYAL CANADIAN" HOLIDAY ALL-EXPENSE PAID -
IN VANCOUVER, 1.C. VACATION FOR TWO!
l~ISTER NOW AT ANY THllJFTIMART ' NO PVRCHASt NECESSARY
MEAT DEP AR'.l'/llEN'.I'
SEAFOOD SP ECIALS
RUPERT-12-01. Pk9. 69'
FlllD HALllUT FILUTS , •••• , • • M
RU PERT-Jl-01. l'\:9, 59' FlllD Pl l CK flLLm , , . , , • , . , . •
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: TOMATO SAUCI CARNATION-12.... .... 39' ASPARAGUS ' ' ' ' •
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MIX I CORN • ' ' •
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FOLGER'S
OSCAR MA YER EASTERN PORK
SPARERIBS . .
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2-LI. TIN ••. t J.:tO l -LI . TIN ... $ 1.19 •
JERSEYMAID-YI ·&AL CTN. 49c
SHERBET ................ .
M:INUTE MA ID FROZE~·n. Ti~1
OUNGI 1<•13 · .,69C
JUICE.............. '°'
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MEAT ·PIES
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AMERICAN GROWN
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~~iEL~ll CHOPS , ••• , , , • , • ,, , ••••••••• , , , , ••. 89~
.~~~~D IONI CHOfll , •• , • , , , • , • , ••• , , • , •• , , , • , 98~
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LAl•I LOIN CHOl'I •• , , , , • , , • , , , , , , • , • , • , , , , • , 111.
~~A~MI CHOPS .• , , ,, , ,, , , , , •• , , •••• , • ,, ,, , , • S 1 Jt •
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IRIS
LIQUID
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IARIECUE OR IRAt SING 49'
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LIQUID
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OSCAR MAYER. LinLE fRIElS 79•
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"TENDER -L EE" FINE QUALITY-FULLY COOKED
HAMS
SHANK HALF .
1un CUTS .••••••• 5lc llt.
CENTER SLICES •••• 91c lb.
· WHOLE HAMS • , , •• 55c llii,
NUTRITIOUS I COMPLETE
PURINA
Dog Chow
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ma~er ~ti rrleat or All &e/ 1':J.ie jfa . o/ ~rejh " P roJu ce I QUICK OR REGULAR-I I·•'-l'kt ,
QUAKER
OATS .............. 27c . IE ERS
CANADIAN MolNTOSH
WONDER "HOLSUJr.4" WHITE OR WHEAT '
SLICED ,..02. ,
BREAD ..... '.~~'. .. 22c
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c OLD CAltAVAN-FlfTH $399
BRANDY ............. . c
WHISKY0":.~:::'.i~ s449
SCOTS MiST-flFTH $399
SCOTCH .............. . . .
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Ideal Fourth Meal • I>
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It will ..... •no wrprioo calorlu -tummy • olulfers !he day'• diet. Is It bird to Inga.
ID D>Dllwn of h an (' y U!al don't COW!buta 14 tilt get enouJI> .. lelobltt into a VEGETABLE SOUP
chllma lllat -aula o 4'1r'1 nutriUOCl ood t1>at·OG11 , dllkt! • WITH MEAT
d•J ..,.I • D'll a rJI . epoU -tilee !or t h 1 A ~ v ... labJ• ~ ctip coorae\y .ellopped Pr,....... dilldrs h 1 v 1 lrOWlHlp meal ahead. They ooup ~ m11ls, 1 °t' kmebeOCl meal·
.-ctpadtiM. On o loot !or J6oda dlildren like, make llP tlie dtllet.-:,. ( tableopooo • .butter or
,..,.,. ... .chedllle l\·•J but fooda Wllldl -Jement CREAMY CHICKEN . margarlne 11'-~ "°"'t ltllff 1dowU ti!' 111e whole dliyli cllet. SOUP ll'ITH Pl!AS l can CIOI" OWlCff) COO·
foof.11!'1-·· · 1 Soup -warml·•·I. I can CIO\l ouac..I cob· ·densed 'vecetarian , .. ...,.., la 1IMo _, who._,,• mid nourlabintl denood c r • a m of .. cetable' soup .
It ICbool • r • -mabs an almolt ideal._ dlJcbn aoup 1 soup can water
' ' IDW H1w, _JIKrll JllMi, Chi.Jdren )OW .J. .. C1b milt _.,,l tab}Mpoon C b 0 p p I d
.., -.. U..:iny U. Ami ft't'CiDe of lbo'eal!est II cup oooked J>ea6 paraloy
a ~ c• tum. .:pt, '1"8)'1 'to round Ollt the day's Shoellt:rine potato sticks Whole Wheat Wafers
'l'hey need a fourth me.I to ~triti.ve needs~ 1 Bl~ IOUP and milk; add Brqwn luncheon meat tn
keep -nllllllaC drift. · n,. a child olly a""y peoo. Heat; ltlr now and butru:'.atlr in aoup, water . ·--~ 1ba/" -miJ1t at 1l1e U!ree thoo>. Do DOI boll. Serve with Mid parsley. H"'t; stir now --dol\'t ·1111 .up . ~ .-i.1 A cM· ~ poi.to stick< to and then. serve with wbole
tMir' cWi• t.el·tie1·n · de'.n..a·cftam ·,0up, madt ganWlh soup or eat for wheat wafers for cruridi.
mtllll wit:ll '••Pt '1' 1 with ma:,. em acid mtit to cnmch. Makes 2 to 3 serv· Makes 2 to 3 aervi.ngs.
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with a bre~aat that tup.
pUee about one-fOtatb of
your day's Deed for food.--· t
A b•I• breakfHt of frullj
cereal or bread (Of both), ' . (. milk and a source of protelo
such •· e11111 , m•at ..: or
ch9flff, will ·give you the
1i.m1na to get through the
morning wi thout wj.lting •. '• r
School children., e1peciall,y
ne&d t.o start. their day with
a good meal, for huncry
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Not that you aren't getting a really J>eautiful reaSO!\S why· 97.% of all chefs cook with gas.
spice rack ftee when Ytiu 'buy gas range. Early Gas is cleaner, too. With~ gas range, you broil
American maple, with exotic McCormick Schill-with the broiler door closed. The clean blue
ing spices in it-the finest spices, gathered from ·flame bums up all the greasy smoke and most
all over the world How many spices and how of the splatter. With an electric range, the manu·
many tien tX> the rack depend on how big a gas facturer recommends broiling with· the door
nmge,you buy. ·-· "open-so that instead ·of juit cleaning the
And CODllider ~die things that a gas range broiler, you have the kitchen ,c~iling to clean,
wql·lift 1V'L ' " as well
~for instance. Only agas burner gives So don't buy a gas. range just
you whatevd temperature you want,'instantly. because you get a free spice rack.
You can change the temperature as· much or as Even if you've always wanted one.
ittle u you want, with instant results. And when Offer good at participating deal·
' "u tuni a pa burner off, it goes oft'; With no era September 1-0ctober 31. •
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Prices Effective Thurs..SUn ..
~~~~~ Gi1 ~!379
. i;;\ana ·todka s3. 79
Dist[l\ed
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80 Proo ·
·lac•irs Scotch $499
' ~rt~d Scotch Whisky F1ftll
otd
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Ca1houri $JI 99
KentuckY Slhi&ht Boufoon •1rt ..
86 Proof ~ • 9 ~;.~.!Ull n?3' .
so·proof ~~~ L1ebiraumUch . · · : 99~ !"'lir.~... .... ' -Karl M1rkhelm Wine Qu{t ,
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EXTRA VALUE FEATURES!
Fresh " Cookies 1~:49' ·,JSY ...... "CDctill ... FIMll"'
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Persian Apple
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down! A 11uperb ar-
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Travel from lall into winter ,
cbooH a bleDd.
Printed Pattern 9312 : Half
Slze1 12\io, 14*, l&'h , 18'h,
am, 22\io. &u 1s1> 1h1111
:17) takH 2l/o yardt 39-inch
fallrlc,
· lllXTY.nVJ!: CENTS In
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and 'I*"'•' handl i n g ;
otbe!Will tb i rd -c la1 1 M••> wm. .u. three
-ar DIOn. Send to llldo9 lforlla. die j)AILY .PILO!', 441, htlem Dopt.,
:m 'll'Oll -a .. , N°" Yen, N.Y. '*11. Prillt ·NAllE.
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jlMties.
'1be ...,q,..,...,.. """'
ding,. en equ l:,t'l.ble
-f<J< displayinC the rfP,_I peach Oavor, blend·
ed wllll .,._, mulled
pooeilOI -: -· -• lrothf ~ lor •
delioote crust Gt -wlfin '.t ,..
. Youil find cirme1!' PJll· ~ ---tor·nany 0 peachy" detll!l'U yea t round. .
PERSIAN, APPLE PIK
28..mJla-
1 e n ve lop eWIOlvored
·1etatine ' 'h cup cold .,...... •
1 can (16'h oonces) lemon
pudding ,
~ cup mashed peacJl.es•
2 egg whites
SUC9CI -""" Whipped 1lopping
Line s-indl pie pen with
YaDilla waien. IA-· spdnkle gelatine over
wat«; rl!r ·-low heat until gelatine i> di..,olved.
G<adually llir geloUne -pucldlng and poad>es. Beat
egg whiles wtil IOlt peab
form ; fently ?old into pUd·
ding. Pour intx> w>fer·lioed
pie pan. Otill. Top with slic-
ed peaches ond whipped l<lp-
ping. Mak-es &-incb pie. ·
•1 can (1 pound)· &liced
peadhes, drained.
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UISTANT COFFEE
Maxwell House
(>.oz. 1 ().oz.
[or jor
$109 $149 ·
.t.IR FIUSHEHEI!. ~ 7-0Z. CAN
·SCENTED 5 7c GtADE
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:1·. kOIHIR · . ' _, 48-0Z. JAR 59c
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9RIEN GIANT RICE
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Riis• RID SNAPPIR 69~. MKR ... ROUT •:::-$3 39
itiiciinu:s ':.:'65c
PttOZ!M,PAH llADY 45 C .... , .• Mil,. ~ "
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5, =•1 , ... 1s.or.22c loaf
Jlf-Ctt!AMY OR NUm
PIANUT aun•• 1a .... ,3c .
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VERMONT MAID-(24-0Z. aonLE 73c)
PANCAKI IYRUP 12 .... 39c b~ •
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PAllCAKI pl,OUR !!39c
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. fUMR!D .. · WHITE I.WILD , OMEDlEY-12.QZ.PKG.
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'AUNT •MIMA WAPPUS · 45c ~:;. I , ' ,·
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CH1tKEN DIHNH , 'DINNER • '"ENTIIEl -• -19c .... 53c ""'·49c i>l<t· ' pig: .. .Pkfl· ,
Glll£RAL MIW-BIG "G"
SNACKS & BUGLES
~ • MIX ORJCUllD . ~ ~~~ET !! 29c , FRISKIES DOG FOQO , ·MILlll ~ :! 2sc
t-,-llACI<-~--..,,,--_ --t ,• lpk°!" $133 . VAHllLA
NABI 0 4. 5 r SUNSHINE
RITZ ::: C Kl88Ub 26-0Z. l'XG. 39< WAFERS
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START TM& DAY'Ol'I' RIGHT
Breakfast Treat
Good Habits
Begin Early
0-bolmd yCJUOC91er1 will make It to the table Oii
Ill• -in the ""'"""« when· they 1Nft: the ..oma
of tis he coffee cake.
It -. • llltle longer to
bate a quiclt bread tar: tl!at
flret mNl ol Ille cia>y, but It ta wonh the ellort,t£1t re-In·
llllDa flOOd breakfaot bal>lta. Coffee cake .prov1a·e1
variety to bread which b I
part of a basic breakfest
pott.em ol lrui~ """'"1,
millc, bread and opread,
reCom111ended b y nutri·
tlooletl for en •deq~te -'lbenl. a r e time·savlnt
-...,. ln m""'"' tiiia A..a.COm~Ralaln
O>fhe Cate. Prepared
b1acult mix 11 ... atartlng
point. To fmU)er 1 av e
minutes, you may menure
\O~nutmeg
Combine bllcult mix, 213
cup cereal crumbs and
ralalm. To111 llgbtly. Add
h<ney, mllk and 4 tables·
:i-ia buttoT or margarln!;
·ojjr ju!! -dry In· gr~ are moistened.
SJJread evenly over bottom
of .greaud !bincb cake pan.
Combine remaining cereal
crumbs, butt~r or
margarine, sugar a n d
nutmeg; mix to coat
c:nJml>J. Sprint}e over top of
dough. pressing c r u m b 1
llgblJy Into dol!if1. ·Bake In
moderate oven '(375 degrees
F .) 11D11I dooe, 30 to 35
m!nuteo. YU.Id: One 9-lncb
round coffee cake.
Easy Sewing
UM corn Oake9 and re. I .-r-.
malolnc Iner-. the
ni&bt -· Set oat bUlni utensil! needed.
AUSSIE CORN FLAKE
RAISIN CO~ CAKE
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ocl to mob 1 Ill cups . . ...-' .__.,,
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&Oil.\, -Ktna l!Pll -,,....)'Ollr-Old Ylnc Sllll
limlled 11\7)1. -.. 11 to
........ for .,. -lblt
.-far YlllC S.Ji and
lcoret ol --. '
--.... -" ytllow and hw IOibor, wberevor he II,
"MJ ..... ii -..... ore 10 to II tllp!JMad mixed·•
blood dllldred In ' -Korea 1t• 1&id Amoe, 40, • 1
fonner Mettiodilt mlniater
.1D H~. Te'z. ,
black.
Sbt WU born near a U.S.'
MM, llre4 by an American
Necro aoldler to a Korean -er -did mt want .....
'!be fl 1'bi> live at tile
home .,., belt« oU than moat.
' Siie and othar1 Uke her
~are -.i8l'ed unadoptabla.
• D. T. Amor, director of
;'tile Purl Buclt Foundation'•
"'home form is 1d • b 1 oo d
Arnot, a plaln.tolking
World W.ar II •ubmariner
with • tattoo 00 hil rllht
forearm. n1d bla l'ap-
poltun!ty c..W" ii not.,,U·
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COFFEE
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DONELESS HAMS
. . ' lb
SIEMtlG & _ , • 89'
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ISCAI MAn1 cmo.,. MACJHACM UUMI I OZ. ............... st•
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···~--\{l;t de !Gimps ---~-..
insist that the chlkk't!n at· "We have 1ome b0y1 who
tend church. had to tigllt their w11 to
Souttl K o r e a ls a •cbool end then back borne
• Phlllppkw, O ki D a w a , g1.. the ~ ~!cal
F-. an!1 Jap9, ... . check""!', ""'1 mmwY tor
1"1ultcna. . boob · a.I -a~d Jl"'dominantly Cbriltlan D•· agaJn beforo they camo
but ald o 1;,..,_ beu,•• he said. ti.on A~os 1 rt""6_.
here it where U w11 in the This could uplala why 10
United. States 50 or en years many of the ~hlldren who
ago .!. all hellfire and come to the center are so
brimstone. These kids have poorly prepared for the
"We don't just w.t to
give them a place ti. live,"
Amol said.· "We dao't want
well-fed, welJ -c lotbtd
roWill. We want to teaeb
them bow to adjust to tbe
society they're going to ba'V'e
to live in."'
To alcl • -~ -an, -to t~•h = .u~·,::.~· -...... . lie=~>. the -Tho conlW . ~ ...... ol the"'~
bore blndlol ad.,,,Uoa ,_: are moiled perlodk> reporu I -t===e
Mi11 Buck, a Pulitzer
Prlze·winping n o v e l i s t ,
became aware of tbe pro-
blem of mixed ·bloo-d
children ~· vislt to Korea
in 19&0. Since then th:e 76-
year.old autOot'. has devoted
large amoUIIU of time ~ money to lb.· 0.-ID
Vlem.m, 1 ~. the
rail but AmOI old .... .... OD .. procreu. . t
not ML adoptioar a,,a:eocy. Y, V · 11Ste Ida ctrt heret" &a1d. lived In hell. future.
"Thert'• nothing you can "We get kids 15 years old
tell them about bell. We just )'ho can't read or wrlte,
try to te.ch them a~uttbe. : .wbo have never been to
'Ille ceoler at S'a1 a, A1\"1•• llOlntli>tr at a girl who
localed about aJl )iOur'I rMd A bool WitBa lYinc OD I
drive wett or s e o u 1 1 nut bunk bed In 1be girl'•
love of God." ,.. achool," be said. periodically 1end1 a bu1 car· .dOnnll<J'y. ,
Amos said mlxed·blood At tbe center the cbHdren ryJnc staff memben to aid "She ha• an IQ of 125. We
m lx e d ·b 1 o o d children hope to do a ·lot for her,
~ut b counlry. meyl>e ....i ~ th•
children, particularly the learn d r e 1 1 m 1 k t n I ,
Negro..Koream; often 1te secretarial Hila, cui)entry,
per"'°uted and' \ltunl<d. typJDc and Enellllb· Worlonfr_b_ llaleltorebool."
C·ora WHO" K!tNfL NO. 303 CAN
po•cllos _:'.·~,~CED
cna•torn ~
Mix or Mcmh 'etn
YftllY ·4 '°'a9c .
TOIL ET TISSUE 1 C
~!l!.!~~_,, •. : .. 8 i.r ., . ' !~~~.'i~~c~.!!~ ............... 59c
CHIAKIR.OATS , 29c
11 OZ. f'IO,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,.,,.,,, ··· ·· .,.,,.,
~~~ ........... _ 59c
JOYuta.. 59c Dflr"*9f-11211 U CC.MitiltACK .. . ,, •••••••.. 35c N""'4!Wfl I .. t>-11
smoked
picnic
Swnl Sntokttl C1re
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SLAB 49( BACON
1 I lb
~~~
Hrwick's gin ..
vorlnoff vodk•
:~~·.-:: .. s3a9 YOUI CIOICI'
I IEER ---· $) 99 NO ltfTUIH ans.
UArM.tSll .. tZ-12 IL CMS ••
~~~~~,!S~!-~{~fL .... $4~!
MEADOW LARK
6 Y...Olol ..... i..twtl;.~.,,.
'" DIY MILK
MAZILA ....
cut green •oans ~.
sweetpeas ~
tomatMs "' . "" Mix or Match'••
YOUIUY f;' • 5 ... $1 -
oranges
perk&'••ans ~
fruit clcktall ~ . . ·Mix Or Makti '•M
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MEAT PIES '
MAYflfSH I OZ. l'KO.
BEEF, TUIKfY & CHICl(EM
IUY 4 lor lie Ill INE MOIE fill-
c
pork spare ·
ribs
Leon Mtity Etslt,.
59~
BEEF RIB 98( STEAKS , ' \ " ' 0 d t• lb.
ClllJPRITl BAC•ll WILIOH'l l,l.a. P'll:G •• ,. •• , .. ,,. __ ..... _
• PEAS,'f!AS & CARROTS c
IMYflfSH 10 OZ. ltkO.
BUT. I I tr $1 SET DNE MDtlE FOR... ·: _ 1 !!F!~!Y!!l!~f~ t" ~ '"J., frtld I lipW ..... !IJllt. 1 IL
IUY I l1r $1 m •:MDI£ FOR •••
cornl1h game
hens·
U.$.D.A. HA6E A
SHORT RIDS 39(
OF B EEF
lb
UAI. MoeO'r; 1 &f'IO ....... -.-........ _
~!.~~~.~~~.!~ ........... _ 79c ~~.!"".!!.~.!'! ... ~~ 49c
~.!~~~·.~.~.!.~.~!.~.!~ .. 79c !!'~~~!'!:: ........................ _ 49c
MAYFAIR SEAFOOD SPEGAL, FllSI FILLn OF PEl(H ... ,zz ...... .
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U.S.
N0.1 russet
potatoes
.tOc:~~39c
!.l!DCHDllES _5 .,. • I
!!:! PEPPERS •·I 9c
CARROTS 3 2ftc ___ .., __ -..,
: 1"ttll -..u.us
THIS BREAD, -\\'AS
BAKED IN B'RANCE
YESTERDAY ~
La s.a,uette ae p • r
comes to u. via trani A
tic ,., -"""' the
:.Wth'! ~ :"~ n. IOJd lbll, .... .
bread ean never be
ce.ted in the United Sta
, , • t h e w eter la 7
terent, m. !r'" the flour uail, ::i~·~.~~
lhkl&'• to do wtth Ma n:f.
Ever ,.. a loal o! h<~ TIICUWD see.led a g a i n · 1
moistUre. La Baguette
Pvta 11, ard it cornea tG ~
&lmoet baked , but oot quite,:.
Yoo finish baking ~ · ofJ It
home fer 5 to 10 minutes ~
til It ta crilSply golden apd
brown. U )loU don't want ti
·use it all at ooce, cut '¥!
-'"""' ... the tim•i freez.e the rest. '
. And with )'OUl' delic
' wami bread from P aris, y
not a &ful cl. Andre
Duck, a dellrloul tnixture
American dwnpagne aOI
sparklin& bur1un d y
• natunll)' ft!rmented
Andre'11 champegne 001
In Modes!D. Callf<>mla. Ni
here's a perfect comb·
ol. OOUMJa1 foods a g~go.
where elH rould )'till
exel!'pt to the tune
~ Fav'• U'g8.n
Thursday, Friday, and satv-
day. \I
MEANTIME OVER r,
IN THE OELJCATESS~
· •• Home ·r1 the Decorate
your own Pizza . . Enul' peo-
P,e haven't caught on to ttie
pl7:ta in the dellcatessei\:.
Yw'll'tind them in 8 inch pr
. 14 '~ sizes, all put t~ 1rith tender lcwing care ·fu
our :very own kitchens rlgtit
· here. 'nley are not fiw4
but are ready for you to pop
in the oven younelf and ..,
them ott to tender cheeiiY
-· or """"' tllq come decorated, but the)'
allo come ln plain chi!e#·
Top with )WI' own favtdte
toA*IP . . . • can lit muahtooms, cooked hli.. ........ and onlam, *'
pm:ini. ctDrizol, bttJ ~· ~:::l~~:;ja 0'a
hall the doing done fO!' ..
• .. You be-gin with a
{of Woi1.'Too Skins •.. 3 hdl
fll\W'e' ol Chintse style lilt·
·. mes1tar.v paste. ~ put mea.tY
·thlngt, like minced porl(,
-... Ol' -In, nup. ten the ~ cornen, 81\d pi~
• little bq. Either boil Wt
10UP er try tn deep !atd GREEN 1Vf\'ll.E MEAT
:BABY ABALONE ON,
HALF' SHELL .:
You shoold live to Jone and
dG wi thout tbne del.icacib.'
· Did you know that you se&c
slices ol lemon with ~·" IW1le !IOup and t~at Ma
Grey's mango chutney fr
India COO'IH In 2 cliff~
bottles either hot or not
hot. C.old meat wit! take liq
aim if tt I• accompanied '{,y
0....andlllaci<well"! ported pickled w a In u t '.,
wall'IJts · th1t are es pee·
·~ and gathered bef••
the theU hu formed. i
In Thgland a cnunpcl "Is
round and aerved at tea ;:• with 1trawberTY jam. p
Pan, wfx> has been the t t
ol HoUywood 1ince 1925, · 9
changed all that. Peter p '1
crumpets are square and e
recommended aa panca40.
with butter and S)TUp, or
erp ben.dlct. AD_,.
creamed Ch1np OM 10
crumpet. They '
umpijoua instant pizta.
and ., tu, far, Into the e
night when ~ OOWd be ¥?-
t'.DnpMjed wtth w fl 1411.
Rar<l>tt and -•• wfh be-er. Wouldn't the Duke Q.t
Cru~ mp hil postlge if be
caught wind of all
goings on .
TIME FOR SAM ANO PAL
'!be candy llhop hu
nice little SAM ti a m p
packagee tor boys ovene --'nier nm 16.,,,-!iic!uar
postap et al and are the ·
rect 30 Inch lerwth~and JI
SAM 1s rurface ~ Alftn
hckage milt Wlllt :l space bl available, but tt ·
Always 1n1ve. PAL er t
' Air Lift ls new. PAL it
guaranteed air mall llild tnf
lend! and airth can IJID qp ~
• whopping 60 lncbet. TIM'
poat oftlct ~ld like )'l::XJ Cli
:r,~·:i.~~ lbnoe WOQkl tao •
lln't JUchani•1 ._ .'
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COPP IE
CAKI
PAN TY
HOSE ............ ~ .. ................... ................. ,_ ............. -~ .......
HMUT $)69 "· """ 67C P!aee. --•••
D,W'tlPlmia lll'e t..ktnc °""'. Evl!'l' att one that we~
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· WllKI . ........ $)49
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MAYFAIR MARKET -175 IAST 17TH sr ... coSTA MUA . 11111
2030 W. It! St., S1nt1 An1 • "92 W-lntt..., Oa..t ... G....,.
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lhinlrw la )'OUr ~-bectll
IOmt!One bu ali;.cty ipok for tt. But We COUSd flnd
another.
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PHONE 673'436o FOR HOME DELIVERY PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 3, 4, S
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Or91n Serenades
For Your
Pleasure
LIDO MARKET CEN.TER
' ' NEWPORT BLVD. AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE
PllDDUEB
You'O recognii~ Al-OJ" Produce Wizard by t~e lwinlcle in his eye! He's
always .-,1dy to l\elp you1choose tho pa~cmel0f1, or'giv_o you cooking
hints. Al says the cr~i\ for all his fine produce goes lo the great team
that worit wifh him; -~I, Elmer, Paul, John, Orvme one! Gilb.rt h1vo 155
years combined experience in produce. No wonder we have the best
produce in town for y.ou!
EXTRA F,A.NCY, CRJS_P,. .. JUICY
NORTHWEST JONATHAN
APPLES 5 LBS. $1
"THE SWEETEST" ITALIA
MUSCAT TYPE
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GARDEN-FRESH
FANCY, LONG GREE~
CUCUMBERS
3 FOR 25'
RED, RIPE, PLUMP,
CHERRY
MARSHBURN'S ·
YOUNG, TENDER, FRESH
CARROTS .
3 dEt~o 25' BAGS
SWEET, RED-RIPE
CALIFORNIA GROWN
by
BerniC9 Fay
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GRAPES-2 LBS. 29' TOMATOES WATERMELON
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PllBZBH POBDI.
MORTON
, HONEY BUNS ,.. 2..,45c
MORTON
Maco ron i & Cheese 20 .. 3 .., $1
BIRDSEYE FRENCH
BEANS""""'-, ..
. BIRDSEYE 7 OZr
Rice, Peas .............
BIRDSEYE I 0 OL
Vegetables Jubilee
BIRDSEYE .
GLAZED BEETS ,.,.
KNUDSEN
3..,89c
3..,89i'
3,.,89c
3,.,89c
l~ASKET 4~ .. ' . •
BllCBllY
GREAT FOR LUAUS
Banana Nut Loaf
FAT LITTLE DINNER ROLLS
89c
TWIN ROLLS 6..,29c
I A DELECTIBLE LOAF
Butter Cream Bread 45'
RICH WITH PECANS ...
PECAN DANISH ... lSc
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ZAC~Y'FARMS , THE FINEST CALIFORNIA GROWN POULTRY
WHOLE •BODY
FRYERS Period fqr-•pH,r01•t;n9
SPLiT BROILERS
CUT-UP
FRYERS Br~•h w;th melted bullor ind Worch1•l1"h;r1
~u'c.e and beli:e in.Jso• oven. I kPur. Easy!
MARINATED CHICKEN WINGS
CHICKEN GIBLETS
FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS hllt»fld ,., l11Hk1
LARGE FRESH
ROAST!NG CHICKENS
CORNISH GAME HENS
2 LB . BOX
HAMBURGER PATTIES s,... ,.. .. "'
3tu.
4~ ..
4tu.
49cLL
lScLL
69CLL
SScLL
69c ....
98c ....
H1¥t you tried ono of the gourmet dericacies from our Candloright MHt
Section? We have 23 succulent· !re1ts 1waitin9 you. 24 hours'llOjice.
-WE CARR 'A COMPLETE LINE OF USDA PRIME BEEF
'Gr> FREE, WINE VINTAGE-CHART. ,.
Conv1ni,nt wallet size guide to French ind
rman Wines! Come in 41ncf get yours, today!•
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-. UllBEBBY
LAURA SCUDDER ., 6, OL
PEANUT BUTTER I LI. 69' 49c
LAURA SCUDDER quorl
Mayonnaise 49'
I ICE MILK o;, .... 8 'Sa&
SMUCKERS APRICOT,PINEAPPLE I LB. 79'
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NEW CANDIES • • • -
fram the IMktrs of Apl1t1 ~Cotleh
FRUITLETS
PINEAPPLETS
ORANGE DELIGHT
TURKISH DELIGHT
,.9, 7'c MX 69' tf.w
COME AND S~PLE SOME!
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'1!w~.~_,MARKiT \.toME &'G.iFT. Sli_OP .LI.DO 'l:>c.CHT, SHOP
OPEN DAILY 9,7, SUN. 9-6 OPEN DAILY 9-6 OPEN DAILY t .6,
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PRESERVES u... 3..,$1
SMUCKERS' f2 oi.
Blueberry Preserves
SMUCKERS SEEDLESS BLACKBERRY
Preserves ,, ... 3.., $1 -
SMUCKERS BOYSENBERRY
PRESERVES " ...
NOSEGAY BASKET
A riot of colorful straw ond
1rtiflciol llowrs in 1n ltot"n
dNw pol.
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OPEN DAILY 9.4 DAILY 9,5,10, SAT. t.s ' DAILY l :l0.6, SAT. l:lO.I
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SNAPPER f
79~. -'lb.
FRESH FILLET of SOLE ....... Ll.98c
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STEAKS
TOP SIRLOIN .··
STEAKS
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
WELL TRIMMED ·
• Porterhouse Steak
U.S.D.A. 1 19 CHOIC:I ........ , • LB.
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'BONELESS .
' • Bone•in Sirloin
Steak ......... 11. 98c lb.
CU8E STEAK ~~:~~m ...... : .. 11. 98c BEEF STEW UAll 79c ••••••••• cua1s ••••••••• 11.
FUISCllllAJIN'S BERTDW
MARGARINE ....... 1b.37c OLIVE OIL ...... 1 911. tin 459 ·;;
• • •• IOUlll GUIN
SOUP MIXES ,:,k 4/1.
UllTS VUOAIL£ 46 11. . :
JUICE COCKTAIL 35c :
AMEllCAll IWTI I 11.
EGG NOODLES 212sc KEW@'S ::
POP TARTS ....... ,q.39~~
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FLOUR ................ 2s 1b.b •• l79 COFFEE .................. 10 ... 1°9 ,
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BOURBON ~Ji:J::l:.'\i UL .................. 985 I
VODKA SIV[41c IWICHATKA. \i lll.. ...... : ............ a•• 1
BOURBON ~fil"1~:o~~~D11 .................... 11 39 B
SCOTCH f~:~gDF,5~ .......................... 445 I -
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BAG ·FRANKS ·~
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BRAND
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GUARANTEED . . . ~·-··
A TINDER FORK·
FULL • .-~ E~ery ~1~.,.1 •
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tENTER HAM. SHANK PORTION " SLICED .. . , . ' ' . . -~ ·S.LICES HAM ' ' ·aacoN
.. a:s, A *· .. ~I . ~·. : ,meatj .,.lPARE ...
. RIBS .-:59c . (' ' u.
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HOFFMAN OR
FARMER JOHN · .
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Butt Portion
HAM ...... 11.49c
CORNED _BEEF
llU CMIEi MJBl1llll'S ' . '
,59 ·v. Qj)A POP .......... ,112 ... 69c SALAD .DRESSING.h.39c
:iCGlllllf 11 I.IS. AlllmWS PINI UTIDll 5' ; 'ltl LlnER .................. 39c DOERGENT .................. 39,c -. . •JPPL(.-TIM£ . · AlBUTSOll'S HOllOllNIZO ,
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AtiHISOll'S ALBERTSON'S WHIPPU CREAM
OCJ _, COTIAGE CHEESE.,,.,31c TOPPING ................. 1 ... 39c
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18 BEeR:~c:~~0k:~: ................... 3/1.
19 BEER FALSTAFF NII DEPOSIT 99c BDTilES,l/llOLIDllUS ................. .
IS WINE ~L,~ERJ~~Lfr.':~ ................... ., 149
-~-=-"-'.""""~~'"'.""""'"="."'~,..,~ • ... IDLGE~S _COEEEE -~
~ ' ,...1-1.a. 59c 2-La. , 37 3-La. , 99 · ~ TIN • • • TIN". I 'TIN .,.
. ';rHE AM EIUO\N HERI'D\GE
. If FAM~USAMERICANS
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for
ALBERTSON'S
KOPY-KAT·
CARTOONIST ..
1 PM TILL 8 PM .,
at Euclid & Katella on
OCT. 3 Oran1e & Broaklllrst on
OCT. 4 Sycme & East 1Ji11
OCT. 5 FREE 26"133" •
WALL POSTER· DRAWN
FDR YOU-BY KOPY 'KAT
WHILE YOO WAIT -
Nabisco ~:~s ..... 21 oz. 45c . . '
-AL-PO STEERO White Ktng
HORSE 33c 14.0!. MEAL TIM IOUILLON 23«= II' ' CUllS ' · 1 CWUU!tl 63° SIAP ••• IT.
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BETIER MAID ' •·
Armour Mira Cun
. BACON.,, .. ,59c'
COOK'S.llAllllY 79 C IOUliDI • lllSlllT,. LI . PORK LINKS ~:=~~ .......... 1 ... 29c
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DEEP' 8 -INCH .PIE ' ' . . DELICATELY · · . . . .
, SPICED . -DIREO
. ~FROM OVEN ro YOU -MOT
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SESAME_ BREAD1POU11o•~~J'. .. 3/1.
• frozen foods . •
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Chicken Pie~~·:.~::. 3f f udgesicle ~1::.,.c, 4gc
·. Potatoes=:,~:.~,!:=,.,,2gc lceCreamr.:J·~~:ri;,&gc
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c.ta MelCI -535 w, .19th
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USDA GRADE "A"
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LB. ~ICKEN
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USDA CHOICE
'THICK CUT .
SWISS.
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QUR OWN GRl.ND
·GROUND SHOUlDER
~~~ITS ;e~· FRY s
Sweet or ..,._nnilr PAN READJ .
cr .. cont lloils '·" ·.• • ; ··f.4;~H · ~~~-·OSCAR . AYEA
Butter Fl1ke. ParkerhouM' · . .J;ll .,. I All Ma.at •'Alf IMf
TURNOVERS .............. ....., . " 49· • WIENERS .
STREUSEU ..... ........ . : . u i .,.
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DANISH ROLLS CHUBS : =~:~ICH e llAUN
FROSTY
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SLICED BRAUN CINNAMON ROLLS
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BEEF
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Bulk Style
SLICED
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3 ~·$1 SAUSAGE Mo•'
5.9:. I KNACKWURST :!,
MOtHER'S
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.IMITATION HOMOGENIZED ·
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CRISCO
Ghirardelli
SEMI-SWEET
Chocolate
Chips
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Bags
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WEBERS REG. 39c LARGE LOAVES
BREAD.
SPRINGFIELD
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NUCOA 1 LB~
Whipped Margarine
lO.NUS 32' DETERGENT ~:.'~
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l·LB. CARTON
BUTTER
79'
ROYAL
YAMI
.YOGURT
I OZ. CUPS
5.~ $1
MOUB,L'S 4 n. CANS
VIENNA
SAUSAGE
SUNSHINE 1t & IOX
CINNAMON
GRAHAMS ·
NISllTS Aslorttd .......
ICE CREAM· ,. oz.
TOPPINGS , • ., ' .
SCHILLINli REli. 4'c
VANILLA , oz.
EXTRACT oomi
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MAIR .SPRAY
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RHI Whip, R09. 49c Qt.
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TOPPING · · · · · ·
Sprlngfltld All Gr11n
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( ASPARAGUS roz. 3~$1
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SPl!ARS PH.
B•nquet
PIES c e CHICKEN e TURKEY e BEEF
VALUABLE COUPON
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H$)LLY lm GRAMULAnD 7 -.
S·UGAR 5 LB.BAG
WITH THIS .COUPON AND
$10.00 MINIMUM PURCHASE .. .
o• Jtc WITH COUP9N AND SS MINIMUM PUICHASI -
U"'ft -bot IN' CMpe-M CO•P"• ,., cnhl_,,
Alceltollc h••••fl• .... ~ Atihl Dairy PrMMtl bo
cl14" fro• MW ... PlrrcHM Illy Ln-Yeltl ...... S....
tltfJ, Octeber t.
VALUABLE COUPON
Prices Effectives
Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun.
3fte Odober 3, 4, s; 6 ,
7 Prices •II ect to stock °" lwntd. ,
WE GIVE
BLUE CHll''
STAMPS
COSTA MESA
PLACOOIA
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BLUE CHIP
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J'Ianned ,, -· ., ' . ' lly .Kiwanis
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..-A travelogue eerJet of lb:
&ms shot ......i the -ld
&i 11 be pcesen!OO by tile
a>wJ>ort Harbor Kiwanis .
¥nnmg Frldoy, Oct. •. at
~e Co&St qonege .
. During the 10 ·years the
'Gries has beell put on by
• KiwaniaM, the club bas
!e"<i< '30,000 lb COlltribuU!
]! local youth ·organizations.
-i'he flrat f i l m ,
IJ,Y ellowstoile, Tetons and
.Sl-acier Park"' by Stan
'Midgley will screen at 8
'f.m. in the coll ege
~ditorium .
.. Tickets are ,:available at 1fte Newport Harbor Kiwan-;a, Club and at the Newport
,&arbor Chamber of Com-
.aierce. 'Ibey are $1.50 for
41ftult.s and 75 cents for
iludents.
.-Season ti.dtetB are allo.
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• GERllR'S ·BAIY CERW ... ~ .. 19' VELVEETA ~..::'."-.... -. .::-·-98'
,-...,. FOtGER'S COFFll l:l: .. 69' PARllAY MARGAlllllE ::'.'...._.42'
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YOUR SHOPPING NEEDS, INCLUDING· TllOSI · Flti\OUS BRANDS IN GROCIRIES ·AND IEAUTY ,. •
AIDS • '. ; TOP QUALin LUCKY "BONDED'' MEATS , •• THE swON'S FINEST ·IN fRESH .:: ·~
· FRUlis AHD VE GET AILES • , • LUCKY HAS BUH TH~ LWa IN LOW DISCOUNT PRKJNG SINCl . ' " ~
WAY IACI IN 1964 ••• AND lUcKY IS STILL THE LWlR Iii HIGH QUAUJY AT GllEATD .. '!< i SAVINGS-MRYD~HUCK ROAST ·35·· c =s~-.... ~ ... ;~~~ ·;;1
ILADICUT:iollDIDFOlfUVOI ................. : It •••••nufff •,••• Q' · a.1 ~. !. Rll ROAST ........ =: .. ,.. l . . ~ ~~ff :~~~~~~~t.~ ................ 7 5.: :::~=.·::.:.::·:.~!~ : :~ i
;RIB"ROAST .· 73" i1 --;.'·!~~;i~~K ; .:!
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t with numan h o rm 0-11. al
'"preparations may be useful r in achie'Ying pregnancies in
t ce~cases, )Nt~erisk ,of . t hy ~~ ... ti~•V.· With ' l .a mul~~e,:·~"",a.Da. oder "
~serious side ~ffects, ts still
FOL GER'S ~~.IJ::. :1: . !.RUIT PIES::. : .. -: ......... _:.:.. 69'~ • ' ~ .~cp'$ '"i.~···-H· J .....,="· ~•::::.., , ' c
... ·, ,.llWAUND' 1·BE·Ef ,~~; ·,sAusAG£ ••••• :.:lf.::·:~19~ · ~
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Lil(U 1UJlGS .. " ....... ,_ ...... 45• Rcis'i A DINNERS-................. 43
• • , OIDICAll~l'IOll-MU&Ulllll ' . , ., .... , 'SO report, Dr, Edwilrd' ._
•Tyler, kil!UC!ate Clinical ~ ptofe6Sflt'bf !4.·e,d l c 1 n •::. · •~tries ' ...i. (!~ ~at the U~.MolfU al..
{School Dr;',T)!er ~l>OI · ,experi~' wl!b i3$ ~.
• 'Bw;li fllCllUNJI ""tJ,._,. ~ .. /:6t . . . . OH t9Y ~ANDWICH ~-........ 75'
" iiAMST DAY .; , 51111.0J.C 11PS :,-=._. 63' APPLE CIDER ONION RINGS:~-AS·
GALLON JUG ClltESt PIZZA =-~ ' 62'
BONlLESS CR S Rll ROAST 77;,; · "i. FRESH FRYERS 1· , ..
., ,,_ ... ,,.., ·-.U.S.11..LIUDIA 29 .> SIAlll ~ ~ i.-" _,...CNICKINI c ... '-llcn1uu , --no•t ·lb •. ·-'' •: < tients ~ "1tll'l>uinin
}menopauul · .'p lUldalropitla
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' Medical Aelociation.
; While 202 (88 percent) of
\the irifertile group produced
1 o v a following treatment
\with the hormone s, oniy 42
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... ~ SUNMAID /iMETRECAL DINNER :'.:..~~ ... 41'
STOllnY COllN::t."::::._ __ ,23'
UUY'S CUT BEITS .. ~ ·. ..18•
RAlSINS lYSOl SPRAY l'l'l'!ll~ ..... _ .. ,..: .••. 19',
UKE =.nu..~ ................... : ... ~·-··· .. -·87'
' ' CUT GREEN BEANS ::.':!;'.'ll 16'
TOMATOES:::l:.~'. .... ---·22.'
':>OTATO IUDS::l'.'~~69' ' ,.,_ I
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CHILI W /BEANS
f=:.-55 ~< , MiYDAY PlllCID DEU ITEMS!
FARMIR'JOHN IACON · · ~:. OurLOW&erlday Prjce!-""": """' ...................... : ...... ,, .... 56 . LUCKY CHEESE
RATH, HORMIL, WIUON IACON 59' · ""'" """ ............... ., .............. , ... ,. MILD<CHEDDAR OR '~~.·~~2~~!'!J . .,,:~"""""'68/ '' . MON~~EY JA;
THIN SUCID IA(ON '.' :., ,. , c . "" l•POUND · "7 C . "'"""''0.1'41.P~ ........... ~~ ... -79 ~ .· ",.CHUNK
THICKSLl(EDIACoN . "'-" $1·19 .~--. '-, --.------>
aietMIL Wtr,l;U,.)!I& ,.._, . ,, :"t-10lllllOIN CHll'.SE 59c ..
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1 number o1· lft8D&IlCJes 1n ·
~ thi group is thought to be
, due to the f act that it was
\ ma4e up of gecerally "poor f candidatea for: P'9PJU1CY·''
, Fact.ors ottter than the in· r ability to ov6.late were often
i. involved. One ol these may
{ be f~ulty U'ansport of the
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" tube<. !mpe<lect ova may
11 be another ·problem ,
HUNT!SPORI( & IEANS ...... -'25• . FISHSTICKS ~~~ . .L,.39'
:IARVEST DAY PEAS..... i7• IREADO SHRI~ =:;,;;._'I"
llBIY'S SAUERllRAUT .. -...19' ~ROLLS:::::-.. • .. ·· 79' : • • IA "'-~•..u.n/ . "I • ·36 '
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1 'theoretica!y. ZEE TOWELS ~~' ir • SQITT VIVA NAPKI. NS,.a ...... 36' , I• ·•r' · -· scon rowns :-=-.:.... 41 •
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PM!l-GIANT ROLL· ..
·:ae~ FT GRAilD SCOTIIES FAOAL =-.27'
P RMESAN CHEESE MODISS NAPKINS :::o:~~-73• ;1 •1f.b~ .-r .. ctu•lJl y .
,i, .. ,timulte cyst d~velopment.
u11• 1i ; In vieW of ptl'Uapa multi· .. I :,ple problems in t b e t e . -Ul• occurrence ol 17 · · ]UNJ'S'PEACHES:lr"~ ...... --.-29'
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i: "P';t?1i.i toti>~t "' 1o. ORANGIS :!'..."'::.~ . ~25~ LIPTON SOUP !i"' ... -4-36' t:'~IY. i::r, .Jl lrlb 1 . DQlE PINµPPU ~ ' BOl.llLLOH CUBES~.:::=:22• ~~~~~-~1n Dr~...!~; CAAlllQl!ltJu1a ~-· ! OUVINI ='• . 47' ., ,_, .,_ rDlllT __ ... '2414 , .. ~ . ' • ''' fi."'6.=-~!~:t'.'!1!i ' '""" ""'"" = , ·Ou r LO\V ~~riilax.P•ice? •
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Jherapy, he DO!ol . lltoearcb DIVIUD HAM ... , ......... ....,...43 HA~E~T DAY-15·Q1, lCiAP ~~ seek· lo CGlll<ot tlll•. P.INll SAIM?'f n:'J:. ......... !.~ .... 79• ~--.CS :
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CHEER DmRGENT--..... _ .. 79'
DREFT DmRGENT--....... _.79•
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RUSSET POTATOES :•0t'IPlaJ'!~ '· ,47• POUND . • --,J&W.Mllt&-JMi 10 Cillo 39c SAWIHUSING . ...-.7c IM , . _..,,....,.,,,..,.,.cem•~µ.a Ja~: '1
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On Cush Issues
WASHINGTON (AP) -however, h1a pcty will
'.\'hen Rlcblnl M. Nb:on wu spend at least $31 mlllloa.
nomlnl1od fo< -1do•~ · One Nlult of '°"' money .
Rep uh 11 c aa Natlo.nal &!tualloo il.ll!al tho GOP aj!,
Chairman Ray C. Bllu,,.... vertWac campolgll ii well
uclly preleDted him with '1 O)lead.
mll1lca and a amootl>lJ l\mc:-Qlori4' afUtr '.!i Ison• 1
tiomD.1 campalp. orpniza· mmin•tioo. television cam-
lion. merclall featuring m:erpt. ·
When Lawrence F . from bis~ 1peecb ·
O'Brien WU installed by befall to appear. •
Hubert H. Humphrey aa But the first Humphrey
both campaign manapr and televillon. ~ a b o u t
chairman of the Democratic mtdicare, went on the air
National Committee, h e olll:f l.ut week.
found what he terms "a Aa a. res ult , the
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modeat delk:IL" Doiiloorall have been ,trying -. .
In add I ti 0 a the ''le •me u much ftoe . ANOTHER AWARD -Harry Macres re<:ei..¥111 best
De mocratlc ori.."matton telnjilml ttme u ft' can," Cl!~ of show award and ribbon from QMlm De-
wu ID dlaarray. O'Brien 'lays, II, ba'VlDg · lame Sanders at FJ.ower and garden Show, of Loo
Now with ftve -u to H11nphrey-appear on IUCh Al!&eles County Fall'. Macres ls the manager-ti ...
!!<> ~Ill election day prncrama u lalll evenli>g signer for the Orange County fair, and the pew
O'Brien says that h l ~ talk program& and question· fl:oral feature biiilding i.s nooned in his honor.
organlza.tion is rudy. But ~r seJslons. that
"we have nowhere near the are carried u · a public ' •
financl!l resources that we service.. F'l _ l M • N
would lllte to have," adding REGULAR tJNITS '. wra agic ames
that. iu this regard, "I envy On the orgafilutional side,
Ray Bliss." the ~epublicana, are c F • B "ld" "You live with what you operating mainly through ounty a· ir U" "ng have,• O'Brien aaya, adding the regular state uniu. . " "
that be o:pecb: t be 'lbe Democrats, however, '
Republicans to outspend tbe have resorted to the techni-'F1on.I magic is a man awards for his special talent
Democrat& by 4-or 5-to--1. qUe employed by J(lbn F. named Macre11, a Santa wilti fiowers for more than
At the moment, he says Kennedy in.. 1960 0 f Anai wbo bas been growing, :.> years.
the situation is serious "lib di 1 pat c bing outside and showing flowers in Harry Macres' most re-
in any Democratic cam-coordinators into states to Orange County, stag in g cent win was at the Los
paign." work With the regular party • Rower !'bows throughout Angeles County Fair in
RUN DIFFERENTLY people. California, and w i n n in g Pomona wtJere he designed
The two campaigu are O'·Brien says that this ef-the cut Dower section of the
being run ..dillerenUy. fort is even ahead of 1960. manimoth. Flower and
Nixon relies 00 the more But the need is grea~r. TAD Aid Gtirden Show.
traditional pattern of a "There has been a S He won ~ best display of
personal organization, slackening off of show award fcr his rose
operating out of New Y<rk DemocRtic party activity in D t h display which feaiured. a
and headed by JOhn Mit-the past two y ,e a rs,'' ys rop Y four-foot ti Iver vase
chell. Mitchell and Bliss O'Brien says, .attributing it . overflowing with long-dem-
meet each week to coordi-to c o n c e n tr a t 1 o n on Teens Against Dystrophy med red roses. The display
nate. But In over-all charge leg i a lat iv e and ad-will enlist the support of also included mm.all« vases
is the candidate himseli. miniltrative activities in service clubs from high of yellow and white roses all
For the Dem 0 c rat 1 , Washington. schools in Orange County set in a room carpeted and
O'Brien functions 11 ·both Bliss' biggest fear is that fur a fund drive Saturday. draped in varying shades of
head of the party and of overconftdefl:ce will bring a Volunteers from t b e s e blue. . .
Hwnphrey'1 own drive: repetition .. of 1948 when so groups will canva&s shop-The Orang~ County 1F&Jr
Neither O'BHen Dor Bliss many Republic~s were ping centers Utroughout the ls another of Macres cto-
would e 1 t J mate in in-, sure Thomas ~· Dewey county from 10 a.m. to 4 maim, wbere the new floral
terviews wkat the two would defeat 'Harry S . p.m. eskiDg for coo-feature building at Costa
parties plan to spend 00 the Truman that "they thought tributions. Mesa was named in his
presidential and con-their vote wa.m'tneeded." l.Jat:er, these volunteers '-;:;h;:o;:OO!'=. ====== gressional races. For O'Brien. bis greatest will be treated to a dance 1.-
A Republican source aaid worry .is that this is "a very and iqJper et Es~ia High
' abort campaign." School· in Costa Mesa. 'lbe LOCA[
P'·•-t1'isi4--s Ironically, the Democrat. Helium camel•, the HJ' ...,.. planned tbb deliberately, ' Illu3iom and 1bo S o u 1 Ne .tft•r ,.._..,.,..,. hll• Y••
M•r•, •Hry .i..,, eltevt wliet'1
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Ce11t t+.111 H.1 DAILY PILOT.
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assuming it would work to Ownerships will provide the
their advantage #J. what was m u " i c • w h i I e D e r
expected to be a drive to re-Wdener9Chnitzel and Pepsi
elect Lyndon B. Johnson. Cola furnish the food.
Young man taking
a business course!
Durinc the .Cboo! day this boy takes
COWNS In· English, arithmetic, the so-
cial ldonces And be does well at them.
On bU newspaper route, be takes an·
other course - a business course, in
wh!cll be applies in a practical way
the tbin!W be !elJ'DS in the claSSToom
-he alsO learnS 10mething more.
He Jearns the basics of business,
which· will stand him in good stead
tbrouaJl<lut bil life. As a newspaper-
boy, he operates bis own retail busi-
nea, with t,be counsel of our circula·
lion people who make a aareer o!
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working ·with boys. He buys his news·
papers from Us, and he sells them to
you. In managing his business, he de-
livers, collects, keeps records, learns
lo deal with people.
little wonder so many business lead·
ers ol today will tell you the most val·
uable experience th-ey bad as a boy
was managing a newspaper route. It's
one good w~y a boy can round out his
education. Today's newspaper carrier·
salesmen ar-e tomorrow's leaders. For
informatioo call Mr. Leavitt at the
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' Bumper Crop Offers ''Pear: feet' Low-calorie Snacks
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BARGAINS IN QUALITY FOO
Tenderay Takes The Guesswork
Out Of Buying Beef •••
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SMOKED
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SHANK POltTION
WHOU HAMS, lJ. 55'
BONUS DISCOUN1' SPECIAi.
Only U.S.D.A. Choice beef Is cho-for Tonderay. This lino beef
Is placed In spodal roalftl whero controlled d lmote speeds up
Batvral 19ndering adloo -prOtocts RGhlNI l•ICH and
I flavor. Na othor bool oa f1Wlh can bo oa natunalty tondor.
U.l.l>.A. O!OIC! T&IDERAY BRAND BEEF ' 7-BONE
ROAST •••
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FRYING , __
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LLl.ll.A. 0101C! l!NOEIAY BlAND 8 9 --!.ICAM-IARG~-TYEND C
Rib Roast •••••• ta. -PlllDll IWOlll! ll)()Z. 6 9 c a.. ..... -.:;; ..
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Beef Brisket ' .•. ·"· .--9 8 ( SWIFTl'lll!Ml\JM :.~: 5 5 c H• Sikes ••••• La. All Meat Wieners •
NO OTHER BEEF SO FRESH COULD
BE SO NATURALLY TENDER!
1-.W..M l'tlt!IM SlllOklcl H11111 •• ,,.59c
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Shmik HaH Ham .. 59c
U.S.D..A.o.i..T~a.-1 ._, "-IM
Braising Strips • ,.39c
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Stewing Beef ..... 891
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MIAMI. Fla. (AP) -A
mJmltl<Jih lalrport designed
to 11>an lie eupenooic age
of commerclol fllCht ond ~
age ol space travel is being
CWYed. out ol the cypress
·1W81Dps of. the Everglades.
"It's no fantasy,'" S&N•
Alan C. Stewart, director ol
the Dade County P or t
Authority. ''No ~ how
big tlhey build the monsters
of (he airlines, we'll have
space for ttiern.
"This airport bakes into
consideration the most Oil·
timistic projectioos of the
future needs at aviation,
right on into the time ot
passenger l!lpact 1 b i p 1 •
We've got plenty ol room
out there."
ni.e thundering noise ol
the supem:inic jets that ere
coming will be lost in tile
wild and watery wilderness
where the jet1l<Jrl is mder
constnJction 45 miles west
of Miami. To the north and
'vest. miles ol tl"ackless
swamps broken only by an
o:casiaial Seminole Indian
hut stretch to the far
horizons . To the east is e 15-
mile wide flood control
W1Ster· storage ere.a. And to
the sooth lie the timeless
jungles of Evergbdes· Na·
tional Park.
SWALLOW MIAMI
Embracing 38 s q u e r e
mil-es . the jetport site could
swalklw up the whole city of
Miami and easily absorb all
the runways d the Los
Ang eles, San ~o end
Wa sh ington interna-
liol""l airports and New
York's Kennedy.
Endorsing the p r o j e c t
with a $500.000 planning
grant. the Federal Aviation
Administration sees it as a
fo:erunner ol a netWU"k of
superports straddling tile
world in sm-ategic locatioos.
Miami, already a major
julTl!>ing-of! port for Latin
America. ''cot,1ld beCOJYle the
major intercontinental air-
oort for the southern United
States, with schedules out of
Tok yo, Paris, London, Mos·
cow," says Paul Boatman,
FAA area manager.
area manager.
Stew.art, a one-time pilot
<w.d air triaffic control chief,
adds : "You can't build
aifit>Orts all over the country
to handle the air leviathans
of the future. They'll have to
be located in key cities -
H ....... K'tflt:. Miami, London
-and the big planes of lo·
r!:v v.•ill become the: feeder
lines of tomorrow operating
oot of these ports."
KEY PART
A key part of the plan is
::i.n 800-foot wide transports·
tion co rridor connecting
Florida's east and west
roasts and splitting the mid-
dle of the jetport. Present
olans call for an electronic
r oa.dway to move
automobiles at high speeds,
fas t-moving hovercraft hlce
those operating over the
8r..l!'lish Ouannel , and
vacuum-propelled capsuliz-
erl freight.
But by the time the jet
'Xlrt b:;is been built to iU full
ootential in 1975. plans for
i.he corridor mray have been
totally revamped. ' 'By
!hf'-n." Boatman sraid, "there
\vi\1 be advances in the art .. r ground transportation
that we haven't tie.a.rd about
yet ."
High-speed COrTidors are
"'" absolute must. WMtioot
them. the passenger of ttte
future could run into a
supersonic paMdox a t
:ilmost any major air
termia,al . tt would take him
•w.ger to get to and from
:he a1Tp0rt than to cross thot
o\11~ntic .
The first of two 3-mile·
· '.lng runv.·ays is scheduled
"')J' completion in October
959. Then some 200,000 an·
"!ual tMining and transi-
iooa\ nights ol big jets will
'1e transferred from Miami
1:-.ternatlooal to the jetport.
This will reduce ooise and
congestion at Miami and
clear the way there for big-
ger planes due in 197tl and
1971.
READY BY 1975
Two 6-mile-Jong ruiwaya
at the j~ will be ready
by 1975 for the 1,000-Seat
airliners of the future. And
by Cien . Stewart said, tt will
have the facilities to handle
150 million J>8Sflmter1 a
year.
AU aver the world, the
* need for DQ"e airport space I is <1<spmote. Loo AllCel.,
• planner• have taJbd ol put-
~ ting tne city'• terminala , underground, ao tbe
' airtinerl can have all the I ~~~~~~~-
t SHARP l ff .,..,.,.. • "'''' t...1d1f", ....
'ie DAILY' PILOTS f1m111
Dlll'l•·A·l l11e cl111iflM 1cl1
· 5etvrcley.. Me~• • ~1tt1r cleel
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have considered a no.tine
terminal and)ored 10 mlle1
offshore i.n the Pacific.
Cllicego h.as talked ~ •
similar 18cilicy in Lake
Michpn.
But Miami had t b e
Ev.rgIOdes rlgbt at ita
doors!..,.· :rho jetport silo,
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COuatry Style Rolls
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Home Bake Bread
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A $50 milllon bond UUI
has been floatecUor Ille land
and the -· bate. \Vhe• lerminal facilities go In 1o
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altport coct will 1'1111 to ..
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ROYAL WRAP FOIL :'.~~~~JZ. _ 45,
GLADE AIR FRESHENER~:__ 54'
JOHNSONSKLEARWAX_ ..... 97'
LEMON PLEDGE POLISH_ 1.0. '1.28
YUBAN COFFEE , ... .73' _ , ... 11.45
&.!OODLES ROMANOFF ~ ~ 49'
GEN. MILLS SNACKS :~i _,. 39'
DOW OVEN CLEANER 1-0< 79'
WHITE KING LIQUID ,.,.._,,.oz:49'
SPRAY & WASH r.'~'ov•• ...,.,89'
COTTAGI .,;_31 c CHa11.....,_,__ 'f.!·
IVORY BAR SOAP 2 LO. 35'
CAMAYBATHSOAP 2 .. ,,.31'
ZEST TOILET SOAP 2 11.111 41'
LAVA HAND SOAP ...... .18'
SAFEGUARD ~~ORANT 2 OAT\! 41'
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?ARKAY MARGARINE ~Jl~:IJ._ "·38'
XRAn DINNER ~·:.'!;~':m-10,33'
OUAKER OATS~"~1~. _,.o, 311 .,o,55'
HUNTS KIDNEY BEANS _2"'"'35'
HUNTS POTATOES .'"''.""'' 33',. 31'
llUNTS SPINACH '"'""'"' _35',. 25'
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Come the Brtdes" toal<t Jn,<Q!or ,lt T:ll Oil Cbano
nel T. Allor hav!DC 'lmjiorled ioa ~table gll11
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cover the 1a1s are a litlt '\llf!lc;ult to plt&le.
TELEVJSieN, VIEWS
'Brides' Show '·
Well Received •
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llOLL YWOOD (AP)·-Any ahftwd observer can
tell !bat "Here Come the Brides" Isn't a Weateni.
Bllt Ila trapptng1 ~· Pteli>: cpitf'!'!Di •.
. , p!I ~IW AIC ·:~ll 11 ·beiJll lhot '!' some fiimiliar 1ettlngs: the muddy main street liJled by
shanty·Uke shops, the local gathering place for •fun ant,l:'lll called Lottie's. But lniteed of bots11
tWI 'I\( their talla at. the hltcbh!g postl,-there are
tcUmcpolea-1tucl: here-and there.Instead-of-thole
familiar ?OCk& hiding the bushwachrs, there are
pabl!ed backdrops OI majestic trees and snow'
covered mOW!lllnl. , -.
"! 111e11 you'd call It a Norlh-Weatern," aaid a
producUon man. ,
"M01tlv comedy?" aal:ed a brstander.
"Well.'' said the unit man tboUJhllulli, "! thlnll:
a beter word ls roUtermg. 11
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THE ROISTllllNO aeries Is 'oat In one of tel&o
vlsio11'.1,f,vorite time period1, Poit-tlvll W.,-, but
the 1ceile,.for a change, ia the lumber camp that b&o
came lhe-~ of Seattle, Wa'sh. The f~t 11
•· ed _.. ·OD a real Incident. although It 11
=1y a nove l!Pfingboard foi fictional · pllil!: the
lmpoxtatlott of marriageable gltls 'for the'.bac!telor pioileers.. , .. 1 ~
Thia divlce' Is useful In television lillc• lt-.per-
mi.ta. the wholes all Introduction of prellY Jirla' -
.100 in the new serle•-into the 15\0ry Unes , Mail".9rder bli~ In movies and TV are alway1 .~Utie1. And
. the uaOr!Qd pr0blem1 of coUrlsbip provide a .great
~,.f'fighll alld lkulldljggery. • . •µ
( , i T!4J PRINCIPAL cbarlcter1 are !lu'fJ'bfvthen,
Juoa, Jeremy and Joehua, tlmberlanJt• ownen
\vho.se ,holdings fJf,• In constant peril b'°awe.·of tht
acbemlnf by the ahow'1 Yllllln, the 11Wmtll owner.
With this ·wealth of basic lngrtdle9ll, ,!be aeri11
Could' run Just about forever, ·merely by Pkitlnf
any twCJ element& to combine bf a s!nile p!Dl.. · -
BIST KNOwN performe~ In tbe series ii Joan
Blondo!J1 who .playa Lottie, warm-heartt!d ind gen-'
erou1 wr:e all TV'• lady saloonketptn. Since tho
series ta shoWll early on Wednesday ov~an
hour when !elevlslon worries ahout the In
· the audience -Lottie'• estabu.&merit lri all·
male lumber camp ii depicted u a rather primitive
but pleuant soft drink establishment. -
Shooting of one acane waa deplaytd ieveral mi.J>.
utes this week for the remodeling of_ the n~o
m M111 Blondell'• rather modest period ,cootumo:
It waa· deemed too roveallng for yoiltbful eyes. ·
OUll HIROll couid pall al Cow.COl!lltrY pl.,.
nee,., ezcept that they wear knives lnst11d of gun1
and bb of fur peak out at the topl•ol lhelr -..
Nooe of the men· playing the Bolt brolhm Is .well
know!\, but. the one to keep your · eye on la Robert
Brown, lbe stir of the dtow, who playa the eld~st.
M~e viewers of the aeries will enjoy looking at
the aaoorted bddes, '!be kids will llke the ·action.
But the femalei 'ID the famlly audience are likely to
become Brown-watchers. ·
WOMIN v1sr1;o1ts to th• ·•et. seelne the slz· foot«, are Uk•1u to manllm that he remtnds them . of Errol Flynn:" .
Bf.own has a IOllJ llsl o! Broedway crtdlu; · ap-
peareil In a few moYio• and baa made occasional
guest appoarances ln·TV soriet, · .
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EASY '&9 . TEiMS
LOW LOW '69 P~lqES
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S:r;~...?!·5 25. 77 FACTORY LIST $3123
$195 ... $69 .... ,
.'65 CHEVROLET MALIBU
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. ,IWI IOQI PllCI $1110
'.65 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE '°*"· RffrW, Md heit«, eut-..t~ (UZT 211•) $m TOTAL S26 TOTAL s26 TOTAL PllCI DOWN . llTHLT. + T & L PYMT. PYMT.
ILUI 1001 PllCI Sl2tS
'65 MUSTANG 07 COUPE
Racllll Mii ,...ltt. SW. Na. .sl'IJ7Ul"3111 5677 TOTAL s23 TOTAL s23 TOTAL ' , PllCI ~WN , MTHLT. ' .+ T & l PTlllT. PYMT.
ILUI 1001. PllCI $1341
•63 FORD GALAXlE 500
s4·-. ~7 ... T. ;:.L"'*'s,.'1'"'"6nc, =~tftr1s~1··,IM ~~TAL I · PllCI ·DOWH . ' . MTHLY. ' + T & L PTMT.· PYMT.
ILUI 1001 .PllCI S102S
'66 RAMBLER 990
$67.r;o";,.7• ~-s2""3-;~:t~·.c'"'2"3''' ·TOTAL / P11c1 DOWN ~ MTHLY.
+T&L PYMT. ~ nMT.
ILUI 1001( PIJCI $1940
'65 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR
sa77R~~:-r, -.s-2'k9. Serfo7.f.~~s'291SMt TOTAL .
PllCI DOW,._ MTHLY. + T & L PYMT. PYMT. ILUf IOOI n1c1 SI 2'5
'64 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE
$s7.:r1;;;::.· -s1'"9-~;:::-'s"'1' "'9' TOTAL I PllCf DOWN MTHLY. + T I L PYMT. PYMT. ILUf 1001 PllCf SIJ'O
'63 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN
$471"1~:.:· "'-s1"'6-;~';;t s"'1' "'6' TOT•L. .,llCI DOWN MTHLY. + T & L nMT. nMT. ILUI IOOI PllCI $t6S
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'69 FURY
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$1.677-~ .. ~--s5'"' 7"":;..;;"~~M-s"5'" "'7' TOTAL s1 ·477 T~;:~"':4""'9·-.~~:L l'.''s49 TOTAL . PllCI DOWN ' MTHLY. PllCI. ~ · .DOWN · MTHLY. +T&L· ' PYMT. PYMT. . +T•L ' .nMT. ' nMT, . ' ILUI 1001 PRJCI $24'0 ·, . li.uf 1001 ..;iCI ~1140 . .
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'65 OLDSMOBILE JmTAR 88 '67 CHEVROl,ET
$107'"7"· ";'~~-;'"s-3'"· 6-,~~~:~ 's"W3Rl6m TOTAL PllCI DOWN MTHLY. + T & L PYMT. PYMT. .,
'63 BUICK SKY~RK
1 Doot" htrdl". !ladle, hHlff, 1utomalk, PO'MI' 1tttri1111, l1clory tlr
$677 TOTAL. '""'s'"2"'~3· "~~;'.:'L s23 TOTAL PllCf DOWN MTHLY. + T & L PYMT. PYMT. ILUE 1001( PRICE S1J05
'66 FORD 4 DOOR
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Vt. aul<lmltlc:, POM• •l~ine, radio, llftt~r. (UOA 312)
877 TOT~L s29 TOTAL s29 TOTAL PRICE DOWN . MTHLY. + T • L PYMT. PYMT, ILUE 10011: PllCI 1159_5
'67 MUSTANG
Fullr 1<1ulp1*1. (UEJ 711Cll s1677 TOTAL $
57
TOTAL 557 TOTAL . PllCI DOWN MTHLY. + T & L PYMT. PYMT. ILUE 1001 PRICE SJO'D
'68 DODGE DART GT
$'19--;~1~~·rtrs.6'""""7'k1~= '~s· 6(VSZ7ot) TOTAL. ' I / / NICI DOWN MTHLY. + T & L PYMT. PYMT. ILUI 1001( PRICE -52170
'66 PONTIAC
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'64 DODGi ·GT
$677'~T~~top. s'°"'2"'3·~;~~~~ 1os'"2"'31 TO'JAL . PllCf DOWN -MT"LY. + T a. L P'IMT. · PY"T. llUI 1001 P,llCI 111~1
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PIJCI ·DOWN MTHLY, + T • L PYMT. PYMT. . ILUI lpol PIJCE -S2JJO
'68 PLYMOUTtf FURY Ill
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'66 MERCURY CAPRI
$0-11M:77rvT~~A~sl3lc, ~,.r ~':;;: rlds .. 3"''9"''· 1;~~.~) ' . PllCI .DOWN MTHLY, + T & L · PYMT. PYMT~ ILUE 1001 ·--·~ $2140
'64 COMET
$67, . 7Powa;~~-:~nt: rlds"2' "°'3~te~. ;~'°:~~·. lsVWW2C34J TOTAL PllCl DOWN MTHLY. + T & L nMT. PYMT. ILUI 1001 PllCE 51150
. '65 .DODGE DART
llacllo1 ,,...., I U!OfMI((. (NRC 650)
s9n ~wi·L $33 ~:;~. s33 ~1.~-
ILU• IOOll ·~ICE S125s'
'65 l'tYMOUTH FURY '(t'AGON $1· F~..a. ... tc:~~ poSw.46t Sitllp"ll)9~:r:rt$"'46'T~~AL ~ 11 Plitt DOWN MTHLY. +T&L . nwr. 'P.YMT.
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~64 -C:HE-YRO~T llEl , AiR
4 Door. lleOIO, Ml_kr, lllWnllie, (OLK M7J $677. TOTAL s23 TOTAL s23· TOTAL ; ·.,PRICE , DOWN· MTHLY . . ., · · + 11.& C.." PYMT. , . PYMT.
'68 DODGE DAR-T GT • .
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BARBOR C DODGE IS NOW OUKE COUllTY'S .
OPEN DAILY9A.M.TO I PM .1 N C L L'r,I NG S U N~A Y•S c H ohlt>~··~""'I• ''"' 'i'i·· ''"''''''""'''" NO~ 1".
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'69 DODGE CAMPER VAN
V-8, auto. tranS·, H.D. Suspension, 815JCl5 8 ply tires, Stabilizer, Radio, Stove,
Ice Box, Built-in wardrobe . End table Storage, Motor bed, Dinette makes into
double bed, Stainless. steel sink, Fiberglas and natural wood paneling, drapas.
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'8 MONTHS IANK FINANCING! Now AHlllblo On All New C.., & Trvcb In Slock
Ol'I A~;or~·1ej '1'.* Credit 11 CorrwMrdtl NatloMI II'* -~ -:;;---'\
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!69 CHARGERS
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fully equipped with radio, hatter, WSW tires
padded dnli, defroster, !tc.
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Motor No. 1987071925.
... t':f" TOT~~!~:rLY s 8 TOTAL 48 ~R~~•Ck
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Hldeey.'•Y · Headlites
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMENT
TOTAL MONTHLY
PAYMENT IMMmfATI llllMlY
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BRAND NEW '69 -DODGE 1'2 TON PICKUP
128" wheel .base S~ptline. All gauges_ 3 s~ synchro trans., H.D. tires,
cill'r lighter, H.D. Springs. Ask for Motor No. 11618763~ ,
-e · Full vinyl inter.
•. NylOn carpeting e Rear deiek Spoiler
lilt~
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'strument1tion • Bumper Guards • Ash Tray light • H. D. Springs e H. 0. TorsiOf'I
Sway Bar ... A$k for Motor No. XP29898107957 & XP2989107958. , $61 ,.~... $61.Je!~~. "MT, . . ,.YM~. + TAX Ii LIC,
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BRAND NEW '68 DODGE 1'2 Ton Pickup & 8' C1bovor C1mpor .
Sweptline with 8 foot cab over camper. SIHp .(,front dinette.
·Ask for Motor No. 1167038754.
RM'r. . w,i:~:'" + T'ix • LIC.
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TOTAL PRICl TOTAL DOWN TOTAL MONTHLY +TAX t. LICEl(SI •
PAYMENT -PAYMINT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $6'4IID• $64W." $218, a ·l2!1t .
P•'flY!tnb lndudf tii• t. llnane., ch.Ire• .. • """'111 , ~· Payments include tax & license & finance charges on 48 m~. on a.~pr. bank credit
s•99 TOJAL $19 mu $19 ·Y + :~1uc. ;=.
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'64 DODGI DART 270
$ .. IC, s '::,$, , --....... 2 3 688 +-"'""' 3 ""'· 2
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'65 CHEYILU SEDAN
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'65 PLYMOU111 AIRY II
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169,500 $22,,50
OPEN DAILY 1.5· -. > BR 2 b&lll -~ 1::'~ =ed~~ , with ,ALL built•tn ldtd-tn-
-olbbwuher. A farr< pneD1ns, and la located OD )'ard edoaed wtOI a block ~ comll' kit orq one Wock wan bu sprinklttr lt'oot A
ID dte '-dl. IAr&e ftrelUo. rear. Attention GI• no down-
• In both the lMns rcan paymenlAI $183 month.
and the f.aml1 room, built· '
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Wrouchf Iron sates lea4 the way to d@hw. CtUtcrn 4 Bed., 3 bath home situ· ~:roNOR BDOOl"?<T 0"1R _,.~-~llR -.. S _B. EDlnclRu~-M ~.!!~ent area wltb atfd..Jin fl'det cul de .ac alrMt. Llrte 11vtnr roam with ftrtplace dinln& rotlm. • ~c. • 100·· ._ .. _ ... ~brick nREPLACt ~.!:!'°l..:!!!J'_~ llrtDlact. lleecft ... decor. JUlt under 2,!500 sq. ~ ~ .. \"P lltlns rom. FAMILY ROOM, 2 b&tho and RANCH S1ZED K1TQ1EN with =~~.-:7.:'.'....~=:;.;.-· 1Ull Fico .a., ooo. Submit )'Ollr ....u.r borM..,.,... c:-u~All ...... .., quiet -.1ln.d ·-• Nlilt l!CllOOL& •--·-~ ~--••-COIT,. MDA -l'HA w NO DOWN ms
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HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS RENTALS -RENTALS --""" '"~~ RENTA ~ Hou-Fumlshed Houin Unfumlshld Apia. Fumlshld Apia. Unfumr-Aok. U.,.,,,.,,..
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( Spt.ciout, lovely 3 BR 2 bf.th Penn ~ 3 br. 8e6cb. $115. 2 BR~• Ota CG )'f'ant,ltut thJ1er-U3 E lllb StNet H •1101 \ ' nz to $U5 mo ........ Hou•s-Regulations-Deadi,inss blt·W. "-· panemna, Avail Oct 1. m-!lMO ' fl90 mo. ~ll90 eoaia Me..:. IC.121!> '1 •van. Pvl -• ......,.
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ERRORS1 Adv•rtl••,.. •hould chtok~ their ads ••lly '"d Nport lmm1dl1te1y •ITOl'I :.500. S. :.-0098. ••· ~•.le. ··----'23=51 East Bluff 3142, 1: ~~~~ GREENS ::uJ4~~1'4Wala 11 t '
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ATl'RACTIVE F\ln"I borne BLUFFS Dlx S Br, den 2 ba. yard, car port. 642.5'M'T BACHELOR • UNFURN. ltM
tne extent of publl1hlno lhl l Vert stm•nt oorr90tly on1 tlrn•. ~.!_~~~ty, _ _;o_: .,. •"fail for abed term lease. el-pt.I, drpc. Pool. ·Rat/ 1 BR. t\lm util pd. fl20 mo, front $1 QQ 2 ~!tk~':i'!sei~
DEADLINl!FORCOPYANOKILLS:l:SOP.M.th1d1)'blfor1publloatlon,1*'ptfor BY OWNER.@ Acrn OU M.Jcbt cona1dtt Mo/Mo matutt .hm. at5-3t33, ~1801 Wbtttltt St. HEATtDP00l..
wee1t.1nd Edition and Monday a1Gtiont whtn cloelng time I• l:SO P.M. Friday. Ca1ii;o Ghost Town Road, leaM· I.Mio J\aalty 673-8830 Ci'5-M9'7 ·6'-'-"'"--------1 ,1n,c13. uBDtU .... ~.. 802 ~xvl.lle. A,t. D, JLB.
near Benl<1w. 223 Colton -$-CS -$;6 Sm.II tralltr. -· n.ro.
YOU MUST HAVE KILL NUMBER! When kllllng 1n Id beoaute of qutok ""vita, N.S. Huntfnaton'8Mch 2400 Corona d1l Mir J1$0 Utll pd, Man over ao. No FlTRN. A UNFURN. 1;;:=:::•:::::036-:::::""'::4=·===:1
b1 @A to mak• a record of tht klll number glv1n you by your 1d taktr •• .s ·----Pets. 54S.1551 alt 8 pm. Heeled Pool.s, Otild ' Care
verlflullon of y1u• oan. ()~;;J Stet. 1608 2 BR. Nu Furn. Carp. Patio, ocEAN vtew. Lovely 2 Br. -2 Center, Adj. to Sboppin& -Gerdeft Grove 561
Eve-rf effort la madt to kill or co~ • now •d that h•• b11n ord1Ad, but wt can-:;::;.;:;.;:.;.::;.:. __ ...;.=· E~ ...,..M~nCloee to &.ctt Ba. Frple, bltna:, 1nc 1 ~~~~its~ !,R·~~· No pets e.Uowed · BIXBY GR:EEN
BY OWNER. 10 Io t 101,;-;;;,;;:;;:::;:===== dlsbWaaber, $3QO mo. Leaae. · 1"'0-2700 Petenon Way, at Har-~ -.-not 11uar1ntet to do 10 untll th• ad ht• 1pp1artd In tht paper. Christmas. Valley 1 mllesr 673-1953 or 213/790-2965 col-I o=i.57),;,;Joa='nn"=. i5'8-0781o;;;== , bot &: Adams, Costa Mesa. 2 .l S BR. 1vni--. .o:--
OIME·A·LINE Ad• art stMotly oath In advance by m.all or at an)' on• of our offloe&. from Silver Lake o t t L191un1 Beech 2705 lect · 54&-0.110 FamD.y room .Pri'f". p&tlol ,.~ 31 222 eoi-NB Newport 8e1ch_42~ U" to 1!ilXI aquat• !eel NO phont orden. 1~ ...... y , , ... n 3 BR 2 BA It pow4tt l9Qlll• FOR Leue, adults. Lovely 2 _ '
Tht DAILY PILOT rttll'"VClt tht right to ol1•lf1, edtt, ceneor or rtf111e any 1dve,.. L B h 1705 Beaut. tum. Outstanding BR hmneRl· P.&ti!,; ~~ $11'5. BAYCLIFF Mold -w1ntei Excellent park Hka aur---Central 1lt condltiontnl
tlaement, and to ch1ng1 Ill rate1 •nd reQulatlona without prior notice. igunl ~ view. (2U) 'l95-a866 I 'N:::e=""°"===""==··=~'=~== rates effective; $2'1.50 up. roundinis for •~ti requ.ir-• Mtx. acousUcol prtvaey
Advertlaert may plact thtlr ads by t1lephon1. NEW YORK . .;a-. I AL:t Bilbo. 3300 4~at:, ';"'~rt?"°Ns~ lng peace 41 quiet. • Carpets, drapa, bua:•
DIAL DIRECT 6•2 5678 S Housts Unfurnl1hed ::.::;:;::. ______ .:..:.:.: Discriminative Tenant• wardrobes, disbwaahen: · " • TOWN HOU E PIER & BOAT SLIP-' BR 2, 2 BR, % block from beach, 1, 2 & 3 BDllM, APl'S. • lndlvlduol walbtt/deyer
WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540' 1220 ~the M:centu•ting theme of Ganorol 3000 BA 2300 aq It. lg petio & B., garage, Fptc, w/w ...,.~. POOL. NO CHILDREN • Walk ID all school.I
tlWI tNiy unique, OCEAN 8,.Q, $560 mo. 52S4100 !!?5 ~··(21A3v)•~~no21w42. (nil MARTINl9UE VIEW HOME. Atritm entry· Irvine T•rr-.ce "',,.....'~" .....,... J.,.arge pool, pu.ttint sree:n.
Huntington Beach 540.1220 Loguna Beach 494-9466 way....,., SUNKD< LIV. Luxury Home Huntington Beach 3400
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Ph A 0 8 00 5 30 l>M WITH MA$IVE TWIN 2 BR, ' ... full ....... rm, . "" Club "°""' Dr (ACTOU 18th ' Santa .... c M From $270 • . ones re pen : a.m. - : p.m. FIREPLACE IN WHITE Frplc, covered pt.tlo. Yrly ' BR. 2 Ba. 2 ~ar&: tncd irom Lido Theater). Owner Call Mn. Henderson'~ 6868 Lampton
d BRICK oEfilcN, aUding leut, $395 mo. Avall lmmed. ~it" J.:1~':1153&-T1S4 ~I 00 premises Swiday. 1177 Santa Ana, Apt 113, c:M. (nr. knott) 9 to Noon Sotur oy-Closed Sunday .-wall ope,;, to largo pa· a.e.iur. !Walty 675-2503, 642-4042 (>$) OCEANFRONT, yearly; '11'"'"""""""""""""""""''""' 1 GARDEN GROVE
tio that affords on UNOS. 642-3615 VACANT • BR home. 2 Brts.. u1225tll .. lum642-3429.: adw.,, no FAIRWAY I========::= CLASSIFIED COUNTERS art located a• fol10W1: ,,.........,..... '"..,.."OF THE NEW ~• 3 ~-•-~RV'..~~ '"u:... ~uxe ~ooms batha. $180/mo with lease. pe VILLA APTS Lagune Beach 5705 •
2211 Witt klboa loulncml. New,ort hoch. JJO West lcry Sh'Ht, Coste MIMI. Jot OCEAN & C.ATAl.JNA is. and den 2% baths fireplace, Call 53l-75!16 a.Jter 6 PM WINTER Rental 4 br., 2 ba., •
Fifth StNet, Hu11rl11vtot1 lffch. W Forttt An11ff, Lo911H IMcll. l;lO·l:JO &upt. Set. 1 $1111. LAND. peninrula location, b a Y 1...:=..::.:::...:::::..:=o::...:+c.:c:;_ new kJtchen. Avai1 9/15. 3 BR APT. -POOL 100 CLIFF DRIVE WeU·arranged 3 BDRM. & view, all electric builtlns IMMAC. 3 BR, den. S27S mo. 675-0)9i ADULTS ONL.Y LUXURY FURN/UNFURN
Mall Addrea: l!lox 1175, Newport Beach, C•llt. DEN FLOOR PLAN, SER· plus wet bar. Children O.K. Cru,>eted thru-out. Ref 1 Manager Mrs Gerson Yearly Leue. l lc 2 Bdrml.
VICED ·BY 2 BATHS with Yearly $450. Pf'· mo. req'd, S205 mo. ~129 ~~: ~y = 20122 SANTA
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HOUSES FOR SALE
GENERAL IMI COSTA 11\l!SA 1110 Ml!5A Dl!L MAR 1105 MESA VERDE lilt COLLEGE l"ARK 1115 NEWl"ORT Sl.-.CH UM NIWl"OAT HllOHTS Ult IALIOA COVl!J 1215 Nl!Wl"Ol.T SHOl.lt 112' IAYCRl!ST 122l IAYSHOl.l.S 1HS DOVEi. SHOAl!f 1211 Wl!STCLIPP 1:tJI MARSO". HIOHUNDS ltH VNtYl!flSITY PAI.II: IW lRV1NE , lnl
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lllVUtl! TIEltl.ACI nu COIONA DEL MAI. 1250 IALIOA PENINSULA l:IOO IEACON IAY IJU 91.Y ISUNOS IUt LIDO ISLI! 1351 IALIOA ISLAND 1355 HUNTINGTON IEACH 1400 HUNTINGTON ~St90UI 1405 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1411 SE,1.L lllACH 1451 SVNSET IEACH If.SJ GARDEN OROVI 1471 LONQ BEACH 1Stl LAKEWOOD use ORANQE COUNTY \j,M ovt 01' COVNTY 1'°5
OVT 0,. n A ta ltOI $TANTON 1'11 Wl!STMINSTIR 16U MIDWAY CITY I'll SANTA ANA 1,H SANTA ANA NOTS. IUI ORANGE tru TUSTIN 1'41 NORTH TUSTlf\I 1'4S ANAHEIM 16S0 SILVEll.ADO CANYON IUS LAGUNA HILU 11tl LAGUNA IEACN 11tlS U.GUNA NIGUEL 1111 SAN CLEMENTI 1n1
S-'UAN CAPtnltANO 1721 CAPISTRANO IEACH 11!5 DANA POINT Jne
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Nl'WPORT I.II.CH NIWP01!T HllOHTS Nl!Wl"ORT SHnRIS WtSTCLIJIJI UNIVERSITY JIARlt IACK IAY IAST ILUJIJI CORONA OIL MAR IA.LIDA SAY ISLAHOt LIDO ISLa,. IALIOA ISLAND HUNTINGTON II.ACM JIOUNTAIN 'IALLl'r SUL llACH LONG IE.ACM O•ANGI! COUNTY GARDEN Oll:OVI Wl'STMINSTE• MIDW,IY CITY SANTA AHA SANTA .\HA Hl!IGMTS TUSTIN COAST.tL LAGUNA l!ACH LAGVHA NIGUEt.
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Dl!Mot.1T10N "'"'5 WOOD p AN ELL 1 NG. 4. BR. 2 BA. family room, Garden Grove 3475 $100 Mo, util · ......,;r;N 0c · ~ Apt. ORAFTING sEllVICI! "" . · · G • Ad I L" • eanVlew uvm every ELECTIUCAL 6'41 Bun..T. IN s LEE p ING atrium. New home in Turtle NEW 2 BR. garage lll;)t. 250' rac1ou1 u t 1v1ng from $150 mo up. leut
EQU1PMEHT IEHTALt '"' CHAMBERS. a-·er 1.l.9e nr Rock, closest to UCL Swim· $85; 1-BR duplex partly rorn. from bee.ch $150 Mo. 9 mos I BR, 1% bath, w/w carpets, 494-2449
•eHCING .u.. ... Newly J)Eliraed. Available •-N ts 642-3837 e·-f'-_,,,===='"°".,.-:--;--I Pl.OOU "" wood shutten, ...... 1~1--.. t m~g, tennls, etc, $275 mo i:oe. ope · .... ... ... place, spiral statrcase :;; ,........,-.. ¥'"' now Bia-53+6980 d OCEANFRONT apt Lee I FURNACI' RIPAlll:J, ''" U11 wa11--·. et-. . OD lease. 615-2163 ' . l BR., furn. &: unfurn. Pool; en pool. ' GARDENING "" ,. __ • .. u_ E A garden attt. Priv. bee.ch I:
GINIRAL Sl'll:VICIS "° THOROUGHLY M 0 DERN VERY Qean • BR 2 be.ttw, L11gun1 Beach 3705 no children or petl. 2~ ,........ ••• pt. sea pool. l br •• den. Pvt. . ·.~~!J,IM .. OISCINe "*f.... KIT'CJIDJ, HAS ALL BILT· W/w --..ts, .-. .... D, RolL E, 16th SJ:., N.B. &tG-4664 145 E. 18th 642-3074 n.> ......,,. ~ .. _..,.. "'"'"'!'=" furn. $225/mo. 4...--...>
•R•1N twuMa •Jtt mRANGE&:oVEN,DISH· in& Hllta. RNdy tor oe-MONARCH BAY AREA Newport Hgts. 4210 NEWLY DECORATED "R-E~A-L~e=s~T-A~T=1---• ==L~~o~LUll ::· WSHR., GAAB. DISP. AND cupanoy, $215/JDO. A It. LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. 3 Large 2 BR. w/garage $110 llAVLl~O '•nf NUMEROUS HARDWOOD 546-4141 BR A den, 2 BA, c:pta, Drpl, 1 SR furn., pool. utfl'• pd. Water paid. Near IChool G1n1ral
::;::,~~u:.:,•...,T1Ne :rn CABINEI'S. This truly un-$278. 4 BR. 3 bf.. Do!c. trpl, pool. $300 mo. A1ao H.S. age OK. $11S. mo. 3236 fll'f6.C Placentia Ave. Rent1l1 Wanted 5990
INCOMI TAX ""' U!IUll lnne is a Dearatxr'e IJ;>me. Many extras. Nice avaiL 2 BR, 2 ba. $250 mo. Cl..ay St. 548-7325 Call betw~n 2-5
::g:iN~i. •t&. :~ dreem and ill a real prize location! 534-9980 Broker adults 49$-1.243 betw 1().5 pm Corona del Mar 4250 • 63M120 • FREE SERVICE TO :::~~1•:1e :: -:n:e =:-ted home $140; 2 & DEN w/frpl. Zon-OCEANFRONT. Spectacular 2 BR. Extra 1rg rms. w/w QWNER-MANAGER
INVESTIGATING, n11act1v• •7• · ed for horses. St a 11 s Villa. Partly t" r n is bed. 1 BR. studio; blk. tp ocean, crpt'g drps, bltns, Heated BROKER
JAtoi•To111At. '"' $36, 950 Full Price available. Broker 534-6980 Huge rooms, park • like bay: patio, lndry. l Adult. """!. Chldrn Ok. 2 2 o 8 JEWELll:Y REl"Atlt. etc. "°' . b h """' You select your own tenant LANDSCAJllN• uu SEE TO APPREClATE! $1!6; 3 BR, fam rm, 21A ba. grounds, Pr1vate e•c ' Sea No pets. $120. 673-7629 College ;\pt 3 CM. 642-5783 ACTIV~ RENTALS ~~s~~~1:," a11:icK :'.: MISSION REAL TY Bltns, cpts, drps, Tots & pool. $GOO month. 494-4653 l BR fW"'!l, back DU{llex, $90. 12 NEW 2 Br. Bltn nuige, 534-6982 SAN CLEMENTI! DANA POINT TRIPLEX, 1tc. CONDOMINIUM "" . ... •• MOVING a STOllAOI ,... 985 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna pets 01<.. 534-fi93J Bk:r. I 3707 Uase onJy. oven, dwhr, sep fenced ~~=,::_:~"-''-',-~~I
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•NTALS ;:::~:::; ~:;:;11-1a, !: ._.""°"_,_,•iitii7lii<ii>_,<9'-0_,ii73~1-•I Laguna Nlgue 644-1641 patio. Gar. $150. 2312 Sa.nta WANTED 1 BR unrum Apt, ,;;; JIATIDS 6Nt Costa Mesa 3100 FOR Lease: 3 or 4 Br, 2 ba, 4300 Ana Ave., C.M, &U..6257 C.M., Newport. Corolla del
Apt. U"fu·n·11hod l"HOTOG•Al"HY "7f I --N" I --------Balboa M•r or J..a&una. To noo mo. • ' PLASTEll:lNG. 1"1tt11. 11:•••lr "" ~Un,a,. 1gue fireplace, built -iru. $200 ::::::::::::.-----~-2 BR. Bltns. Lovely incl
Gl'NERAL , .. PLUMllNG "" Lov~·--omer lot 4 n•--, 2 3 BR. plus den. Fireplace, month. 49!}...4125 LOVELY 3 BR, 2 ba, blt·in patio, g•·. ••··•-l1LI mo. Car or QUllOl1 neotSAl'Y· COSTA MESA 5161 POODLll OlllOOMINO ,,.. ooy .. D<lrnut double garage. $185 mo, c::::::;::...,:::c..:::::..____ .... IWW..... 642..(nlG after 5 p.m, ::~o".~R~~~.CM :~: POOL s1Rv1ce: 4flt baths, family rm, beautifW· Between Harbor Sh o P RENTALS kitchen, W I W crpt!I, gas * 6734458 * BAPTIST ~ .\ 2 teenqe
NEWPORT MllOMTS s11• :B::\:-::1~:1"5 tl:: ly landscaped, Bargain at center. 00::: & CM High. Apts. Furnl1hed firepl,a~e, Upper, $200 yrly, 2 BR. Redec .• bltns, dwhr, boys need 2 bdr hse or apt
N"l!WPOltT SHORES Int •OO•••• ... 1~ ~" y . . I ....... ----$185 til June 30th 543-4638 . tlo $140 Ad··· WESTCLll'I" 51,. """''"'· ard maintenance inc Uut"U. ' gar., pr1. pa. · . u.its unfum. Will do ma1nt. for
UNIYERSITT PAlllK sn1 ::~1gD'I!~~~!,.. ~1~·PAIR !:!: Call before 3 or after 7 pm. General ·-----4_000.;.; 0..EAN Bachelor Apts. 184.3 Pomona. 543-5357 part o1 rent. 83&-1795 ::;~ :~JF,. ~:; R11MoDl!L1Ho. KITCHENS ''"' Blue Lagoon IK.ise only. 545-5438 ---~REN. T Ail utll incl $15 up 3 BDRMS • l% Baths 3 BR Htn, CdM Hi scbl attm
COii.ONA OEL MAii 5150 :~w;~ Siii,._ ::: 315 E. Balboa Blvd. From $130. See M:ma~er IALtOA s100 s1w1NG MACHINE ltEP1.t1ts '"' YiHa 3 B.R. 2 ba. Carpets, drap~. 3 Rooms Furnitu,. BAL.BO:\ 673-9945 al'ca. S17.> -S3» mo. Sehl. 9AY ISLANDS IJSG .SEPTIC T.tHKS, lewtra. lie. 6ffS 2 BR l2 ba••-f Family rm. 2 Ir p 1 cs. 8li2 W. Center, Apt 1, C.M.. tchr·teena;i:e girl& 549-2001 ~~O:T:~~~N ll!A('to :! TA1LoR1NG ,,,. • u..,,, .amily rm, wet Lndscaiped, sprinklers nu $25 Month Bay Av_e., Winter lease, VERY nice 2 BR., new cpts., aft 6
FOUNTAIN. VALLI'"\' 541t ~~~E~1~;.~o:TIOL 'l,~. bar, 2 pools, private beach, paint. lfmacula.te! Walk to FULL OPTION TO BUY 2 BR, fircpt:.:c, bay view drapes, bltns. Adulta, DO WANTED: 3 BR. Home Oii
l•LIOA ISLAND SUS TILE, Lh11t ... 111 • Marltlt ,,,$ guard service. Will consider schools & shopping. $235 per ... Very clean, $150. 675-2153 pets. $125, 548-6769 SEAL 1tACH S4!lo TREE si.1tvica '"' Jeese/option. mo. 1st & last, $50 cleaning No ...eposlt o.a.c. water wJsllp to leue, Call LoMo •~CH JSOI Tl!Ll!VtSION, ••Nll"I. 11e. ,,u BOND R I HF RC Lido l1le 4351 2 BR Bltra, dish.washer, gar. after 4:30 67J..ffi23 ~:~== ~011:1:,':.' :,: ~~~~~EllY :: ea ty deposit. 83D-2537 for appt. furnit~r~ 0R~ntal1 ;;;:;:;..~::..----;.;;.;;.;. Prl patio. $140. Adults, nol=="=========01 =~~~:~Ng~ ::! JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
32~ ~~irtc:i~~·· 4. BED~:~nd fam~ 511 ww.1~9~cln· C-~~hmS<&-774 34lt28001 1pa~~l =t·, :;:·.$~pet, 1843 Pomona 548-6357 Roems for Rent S99S
SANTA ANA UH JOI WANTED, M•n 100I 4.S9-2238 499-3403 room, ' ~ • 1568 ' ..... ' ...... • • ...i 673-0837 2 BR. cpta, drps, priv. WORKING w -SANTA AN.\ HlllMTS Sf)I JOI WANTED, Womt11 JOH " drapes, washer and dcyer. mo l!"Y· eve11._ patio, garage. $135. oman ......, •• ' ~~rs~'lL ~;: ~o:H ':"':~~~" • Int 4~B~R!'""'~,!!!!Ba!'""'"",;,.""~ .. ~hoo ... ~I 'I SZ50 a men th. (nn pets). Cost I Met• 4100 81lboa ls lend 4355 3 BR, $16:>. 67J.J690 ~b~et. c b ~~e=-~-i
t.AoUNA ll!!'ACN 5705 ''''" "''' 1m . ' . ·• · s: Broker 646-0555 or 642-9555 --, -LAGVN.\ HIGUl!!'L s1t1 ~=~Nc1rS, Mt• 1100 view; attium, cpts, drps., SUS CASITAS I SPACIOUS 1 B'r. Apt $150 mo 1 BR. grd.n apt. fpJ. cpl/' drps before 11 A.M. Tuea, Wed I:
$.Alt CLl!M"ENTI!" S11t HELP WANTIED, M•~ not etc. $37,500. Owner ~7366 SM 2 BL'. hse. Crpt.s, dfll!i, -u pd I Crpt' N Bltns, Jg P\'•· ipatlo, pool Friday, After 1 P.M, Tbun
SAN JUAN CAPISfll.lNO 51U AGIENCllES, Wtmtn IJOO R-EN-TA-LS stove & relrig. Yard. Pets & Furnished l Br. & Bachelor · Uel •·. 67•, t87'8Y· g. o Adult.s, no pts $120. 546-5163 & Sat.,. all day S·~-~ Houses Furnished DANA POINT 1741 HELP WAHTEO, W1111•~ uoo d Call «01573 p .... ...... _.,., GENERAL HM REAL ESTATE, JOl5-Mtn a w1rnen 7SOCI chi! rn fine. .,..,,... Apts. 2 BR. dlx. 3005 Coolidge, Monday. 548-3131
RENTALS TO JHAll:I *' General AOllNC1es, Mllft • women 11sa Houses Furnished .al=':...:'~''°::.._______ 2110 Newport Blvd, Huntinnton Beach 4400 D .... s, -.1.. bltns: adult. ROOMS I--t IMC ,._ -.1. COSTA MESA 21M SCHOOU & INSTRUCTION ,... -I:' .,. ~r.., · v~ ~,..., _. !""'" Wlo
MESA OIL MAii 2105 TltlPLl!X, tit. SHO JDS PR•PARATIOH 11ot Gener1I 2000 nGO; 2 BR. l'iit ba.. triplex. Medallion by Hotpolpt ) ~· •·-t A~·"-I , =n="'=·..:."="""'..:::::_: ~54S4tm:::_.::::_:ev_::e. Ir: up. 1 A 2 Br,, kit.chem:, MESA Vl!!'ROE 1111 CONDOMINIUM "511 TMIATltlCAL 1"I --------BJ~ / •-$ u -un-~w.u II'• OUK8 on)'.i· TV •· t-.1 .....,.1 _._ --<.1 COLLllGI •ARK 2111 RENTAU WANTED "" MERCHANDISE FOR -"'range, oven, w w, .... l's. 25 Wk. p Water &: 1u furn. $80· SIB ATTR, 3 BR. apt., 2 ba., • .... a""' lN""' • .waiu :::;g:i ::.:s~" ~~ :=:s :~~:::' :: SALE AND TRADE 'i.:. !iv~1:J ~e:;t@~ teens O.K. 53'.fBO Bkr. e Studic A s.cb apU. Palm St., H.B. ~ C&rl>~~n ~,; ~f!·~· ~~ot;t ~ Inn.
NEWPOltT SHORIS ttH MOTl!!'LS, TRAILi.i COURTS sm l'Ul.HITUllE ION ct, 3 tota OK ~ ... """A .,,,_ ALONE On bf. 2 Br. Crpts, • lad Utlll A Pticne .... 536-4678 536-4979 ; iNV""U ..... ; <>"m""V;l'.U I=~~-"'""""""'=-= 9AYSH01tl!S l1U GU En HOMES s"' OJIJllCI JIU1!N"Ultl .. ,. ~ .Dll.{" d ' -.~ ~~ • M"· ·-· TV all PRIV. l1)0ID • bMh. nan-DO'IER sHOll:IES, m1 MISC. Al!H'TALJ "" o,.l'ICI 1ou1PMENT •11 '"'~n 2 BD""' , Pl l'PIJ, range ....... If ... ". ........ ~ ..,..,-•• ce • av • AT the beach; dlx 1 & 2 Br., N rt •-h oI H CdM WESTCLIFI' me tNC:OMI! JlllOPEltv '°°' STOllt! EQUIPMl!HT IOU .,........ -.u.... ,.. ex, mo, 548-9536 • New Catt I Bar pool; adult.II, no pets -~~·c 5200 •moker, So. way,, ' UNIVl!ltSITY PARK mJ IUSINESS .,ROP"El.TY '°5t CAt'"E, j\1!!'$T.\tlR,IHT Nit Garage, Tots 0 .K. "°~=-"'~-----1 2376 Newport BJvd. UL97ffi 219 15th 8 :l.l) 12th S Ref. req. Men cm)y, $3) Wk,. IRVINE ttll TR,IJLER PARl<I '6U tAll: IQUIPMENT MU 534.ffi80 Broker $95: 2 BR., garage, difpoAal; '!J"'""" t: t. 6'J5.5114 Eve. '
eAcK 1AY 12to 1vs1NESS ••NTAL .eH HOUSEHOLD OOC.DS MH :========= 1n-• .~ 1 pd Adult!I CHATEAU Lo POINTE 8/8 e.&.ST 1LuJ1JJ n•2 DFl'ICE 11:1NTAL H7t GAll:AGE SALE son 1.:u. If"•• wa er · ' Laguna Beach 4705 MESA Verde, rm. to lhare;
1R\llNE TERRACI no tNDUSTRtAL JIROPIRTv 'on FURNITUllJ! AUCTIOH 11112s Rentalt to Share 2005 no pets. 548-9864 l.Alvely furn, 2 BR apt!I. Off. 3 BEDROOM, 2 beth, face twln bedi, kitcb. -'-"' _ CORONA DEL MAI 2'50 C.OMMl!RCIAL 1(19S APPLIANCES llM . street parking, --~·. NEW Fu . ~· 2 BR 2 BA . •00
·-IAL80A 2lllf INDUSTlllAL Rl'NTAt. '°90 ,IHflQUES tllf LARGE 2 bdr, w/w carpts ...... t"'""... nusirt:1.1 pool. $250. 3 Car iarage. 1586 w. Biker. 54&8229
8AY ISLANDS 1150 .'.,",,.,, o'•'·· s•WINQ MACHIHl:S t12t Happiness i1 • • • Water paid $145. Avail Htd. pool. Adults, no pets w I e I e c h u i It-ins . Ad ults only. ~~L~C:!L~suHo ~~~ crTRUS o1tovis 11,, ;:',,S,:~L• 1::~:~~EH1 ~~~ Having A Roommate 10/lS 234 Del Mar 540-1974 1941 POMONA AVE., C.M. Panoramic: view overlooking Bay & Beach ~: ~~ i:;
HUNTINGTON •,•,ACH 1••, ~;~1u1•,•,,,.,, ,",.," ,•,•,0,10,,,,.. ~." Looking for a Roommate? EASTSIDE 3 ft•-, ,, • ..., COMPLETELY Redecorated AU.O Beach. Mature adults R lty I st CM FOUNTAIN VAJ. y , •• ~ •• ' .• let us assist you . : DUl"UJ •• ~.... 2 BR .. ·--•y, DO cllldm 1185. 49'3-3755 le , nc. ., . • SEAL llE.\CM JUt RESORT PROl"EITY nu HI-Fl & n111:1:0 '211 bit fl70 M 1 ., new cp ., ........ ...." LONG 1EACH uot 011.ANGE co. PRD,.E1t1 ut7 TAPI! Rl!COR0E11:1 1221 Roommate Reference ·in~·~· t ~· ~ue. drps. Blt-lna:, beated pool, ATrR.ACI'IVE 1 bdnn near 2025 W. Balboa Blvd •• NB ROOM w/privacy, ... lttfts,
OltANOE COUNTY UGI OUT OJI STAT1! PROP u .. CAMEll:AS. EOUtl'MENT tl<lt Sor-···· 422 ~. u. a esa Adultll no-·. 2276 Maplo --. Vt-", nicely ··-. 67J...3663 Eve1. 548--6966 C.M.; $16weetcr•Month ' $,IHTA ANA 2'10 MOUNTAIN & OISl!RT 11lt HOllY SUJll"Lll!S Mtl -.. .,......, ..,,_,...., c.. 1wu 5484792 Aft. 6 PM'.
WISTMINSTl!ll un IU9DIVISIOH LANO 0112 IPOllTll(G GOODS 1$61 Newport Beach Ph. 61.5-2213 Newport •·och 3200 St, 54().5666 Year round $155. After 5 MIDWAY CITY Ul' REAL •STATE Sl!llVICI! 4211 llHOC:UL.All:S, SCOPI$ use 119 ~;,.:.;.;..;:::;:______ call 541-0220 or ~2m5 SLP'G Rm 1or Jmll. Pri SANTA ANA HEIGHT$ U» •.•. EXCHANGE ",. MISCELLANEOUS tHt EMPLOYED female share FURN. or unf. Larg:e 2 Br. Beautlful Duplex
COASTAL nllf 11.. 1. WANTSD 12• MISC. WANT"EO u1t CdM house w/aame: priv. A Great family beach house! Deluxe apts; bltns, pool. l RENT. ALS 3 BR, 2 ~ liken~ c-· ... home .t entr By mo cinly LAGUNA ll!!'ACH nos BUSINESS and MACHINERY, 11s. nH ·• ....., ..... ..., ... "" •'!ti: 154.3 n----or LAGUNA NIGUEL 2Jt1 LUMll'• 1750 Br, & Ba. 673-9034 4 Br., 1 hse b) bch wtocean Child, no pets; 645-1357. A t u fu I hed drps, blt·ln kitchen, priv/pa· =-~· =-v_·--·~~-=
SAN CLEMENTI!!' 111• FINANCIAL no1tAOI ms SUN BA.THING! Pvt rm, view, G1reat for childr.n. $300 LARGE 3 BR ( lu ) P 1• n rn ' tio ..-... to a .... Be h • $15 UP wk. w/ldtchen s:zs, J,IH JUAN CA,.ISTRANO 1715 IVSINESS OPPORTVNlfl[\ 11111 IUILDING MATERIALS ,... la N I ' un m. "l • "'"JIG .......,, ac CAPISTRANO llACH ,,,. 9UStNl'SS WANTEO '"" SWA,.S mw bath, extras, w Ising I e mo yr y e. u IV rm BR.; cpts., drps, bltns. General 5000 Park. Immed occupe.ncy, up. Studio Aptl. 2s16
DANA l"OtNT '741 INYl!STMENT 011Ptrt11~1i,. 6JH PETS ond LIVESTOCK adult, conv, reas. 962-3825 crpt.1. 642-1554 2885 Mendoza Dr. 545-5421 J iiii;i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ill $2(0 mo ""IY lease. 673-0035 Newport Blv., CM. !548-9755 RIVERSIOI: COUNTY IMt INVESTM!NT WANTED 1l!J J•
vACATlON •ENTALJ :t01 MONEY TD LO,IH tJH Pl!TS, GENEltAL ... · ~ 3 BR. 2 Ba. Bltns, crpt!I, UPPER 2 Br. furn . new VEN DOME CONDOMINIUM ,,,. PERIONAl LOAMI 6tU CATI 1121 Costa Mesa 2100 dr Cul d w t I O!JPLIXIS l'Ull:N. ..,J JEWl!!'L•Y LOANS ,n. DOOS ll1S ps. • ~sac. a er -cpts., drapes. Adults: 1
t RENTALS COLLATl'llAL LOANS ms HOllSll UH ··-· ------gardener paid. $235. child OK. $135 Month.
3 BDRMS, 2 baths, fireplace, 1 _G_u_os_t_H_•_m_os ___ 5_99_1 1 $225 yrly. Walker Realty
Make reservations NOW 1 ~·~7S.0'-"200""-------
Newly Redecorated LARGE Unl. 2 Br. 2 Ba. apt
Close to Shopplngt~erk New drps, opta. Years lse.
ltl:AL ESTATI' LOANS ,140 LIVEITOClt .... FURN 2 BR house adults, no 548--0380
Houses Unfurnished MORTG,10Es, Trlllf °'"' '1•s CALIFORNIA LlljlNG peu, $100 mo. 548-2134.1 ---------543-8572 Eves ~.. OEHlllAL = A_0N,,.NoUN'CEMENTS use Nu11:s111:11s "" 2656-A. .Newport B 1 vd. ~AN 3 Br., 1i,, ba., N'pt. WILSON W&5T COSTA Ml!SA SWIMMING POOU "" (rear} H~Jlhts; cor. lot: dbl. i&r. 1 BR. furn. uw. pd. ,Htd. ::::~:~r.· ::~ ind NOTICES :~i;:rJos = "========= S250Month.673-6756 pool. Adulta 646-5276,
COLLl!!'O• PAllK J11S JIOUNO ,,. .... AM .... V.t.e:ATIONI mt N rt ' 8 ch 2200 968-1740
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BAYSHORes ms 1111:THS Mn IAILlo.ATs me Ba Fro t H Pool, $130 to $l!i0 DOYER SHORU 1111 JJUNl'U.LS "4U POWEil Cll:VISl!RS ..,.mt y n ome NEWLY Decor. 3 Br., 1~ bt. 117 E 22nd St"',... n• PA1o 01rtUA•Y .c11 s1>110-11<1 •OATS H bo I I nd R od ·~ ~1 · • ' ~:fJi~~~:y PAllK JUI JIUNlltAL DIRECTOR:~ 1411 IOAT TRAILl!RS •"31 •r r I I 0 Car $225 Mo,, 18'. U'A1""VI~ •
lltYtNE n>1 J1Lo11:1sn ,,,! 10•.T MA1NTENANC.1 ma 3 Bedroom•, 12'4 baths 213/293.S594 eve1. CHARGE )'OUJ' want ad now, SACK IAY H4f CAltD 01" THANKI MU IOAT L.\UKCN1HG tOM · E,l,ST ILU'P 124• IN Ml'MO•IAM '411 M,IAINI! IQUIP. toU plus garage.Apartment IRV1H• TEltllACI: nu CEM'!Tl!!'lt't LOTS IOt IDAT ILIP, MnOlt!t "" large pier &: slip CORONA Ol:L MAR ,,,. CEMITlll:Y C1!Yl'11 t41' 10,IT s1av1c•• tOD -....1~1 Ian .... t
SALIDA Jl• Clll!!'MATOll:IES «It :g:~ ~=:~~~ ::i: "ui--a 8J a en'8C9 IAY ISLAND• UM MIMOllllAL PAllkl '4t1 "" formal dining room LtOO tSll UU .\UCTIOMS 64)11 'ISlllNO lo.ATS vailable aJOUnd tAL90A ISUHO ms AVIATION llllVICI fW 8,0.\T MOVING .... .. year
NEWPOllT Win ms Tll:AYIL 'IU IOAT no11:Ao• "4t $800 per month
ADULTS ONL T n'7.50. 494-950'l ""'"
• SpeClous 3 Br'1, 2 Ba Winter, 2 BR upper, near
e Swim Pool, Put/green market & beach, $100 mo,
• Fli>l, Indlv/lndry fac'Js • 64$.5800 •
1845 An•heim Ave. DELUXE Ba)'front, bolt slip
COSTA ME:SA 6'!.2·282--i avall. Pool. 2 Br. 2 Ba. $275
to $400. Realtor ~2805
Bolboo 43003olboa 4300Balbo1 4300 INEW Soundproof 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1-::;.;::.:.:.: _____ .c.;.;_:.;_::.:.:;.;;.. _____ -".;;;:.::..::.:.:;.:. _____ ;..;.;.:. ;, Across fm, Coco'1. 1665
~ Irvine $175 to $225. 642~
PRIVATE room in private
licensed home for the aced.
Good food, n Ice locaUm.
Near City Park. Sboppmg
Center, Churdl A bulk A
walking d11tance to
everything except t lt e
cemetery, 646-2780 ·
PR1V ATE Cheerful 6: sunny
room for ambula.tory lad)'.
Nice aurroundlnp &: lovin&
care, 548-475.1
:••NTtNGTON ll'ACH Mt .\II TltANSPOltTA.TIOM .... M>A-TS WAMTl'D toM Call 'I'1ld Devine HUNTINGTON MAlllO• Mt AUTO TIIANSPOllTATION .... AlltCltAl"T ti• ~OUNtAIN" VALLaY 101 Ll&AL NOTICll '4M l'LYINll t.ISSON! tlN Evn:: 6'7"3--6236 • •Ill""-'• & TUT01t1M• ~ MOllLI HOM•s "" H rbo u.
Income Property 6000
22 UNITS w/POOL
E=ut=.:B.;;lu:;f:..f __ _.:5::2;.;.:42 Thb 7 >"· old prop. ls Jn xbot
PRESTIGE Town Homos cond. " ......_ _.,.
; Solve a S'mplt' S~mbltd Word Py.u~ for a Chuckle For lt•ae, 2 br •den • 3 br ed by recldeot .. mamatt. ~
I with 2 or 2'6 btthl. Gold Tenn. can be lll'f9llPd. ~~~'o1':Ai:'ov1 -..,_·SERVICE DIRECTORY' ~~~~1~oMIS mJ e i:. in.ni91ment
t.ONO llACM -ACCOUNTtNe "" l'Ll'CTll:IC CAU ml ~Compeny, Inc. Ou.HO& COUNTY .... ANSWll1!1Q navn .,. MINI lll(U .,,, 67M400
SANTA ANA Mtl APPLl•HCI •l'AllU. Plrb '511 MOTOICYCLIS hOI ............................... 1 WISTMtNSTl'lt Mii APPWllNe '911 MOTOISC:OOTlltl ,... :!
MIDWAY CITY Mh ASPH.ALT. 0111 mt AUTO s111:Y1c:1s I l"AtTS '"' 3 Br. 2 Ba. Uase. Adulta Ori• SANTA AIU llEleHTS NII AUTO 1terAIU 1&111 AUTO TOOL$ & e'GUIJI. tOf ·-Lil co~TAt. mt AllTO. ...., ,,,.. T•., 11e. u.. TltAILll, Tl.\Vl!L t•U ly, 144 Ba,, ...... e Village, NB.
·.AGUNA llACM .,. IASYIJTTIN• ..... TltAILlll:S. vmrtr .... 213.f!22....4309 LAIJVNA '410!Jll "1 IOAT MAINTINUICI .SSS CAMPlll:S tS'9
\AN, cc.•M•"ITI Wit ••ICK. MAIONll:Y, "" u.. TllUCKI •1• 2 SR. Near ocean. Patio !Al'ISTltANO Jm IUl1NllS SlllVICll 6'U Jll'I tSlf I'~ ••• 7JliilSTll:•HO •IAl"N .,. SIJILDllll •m DUNI llJOOlll tsU gar. -per RIO )'Ty• l2l
'.!ANA 1>01NT ""' CATl'an•• un 1MPoa110 1.uTot tMI 40th St 52S-3081 or lee eves. tONOOMIHIVM Wtt CAllNITM.Altl"e .... Sl"OltT CAltS Mlt OUJILIXll UNPUIN. R CUP8Nl'Slllf9 "" AMTIQl.llS. CWIK t Mlf RENTALS CIMINT, CllMr'lll "" uc1 cAas. 1oos ""
A .... Fuml·L-..1 CHILD c.uts. ..,.... ""' Avto •"'"" "" I"'-Ht9V CONTIACT'Oltl a AVTot WAlfTl'"O '111 Ol'MlllAl .. CA.aPO a.&UI... U# MIW CA•t tl9 COSTA MeSA fl• CAllP9T LA.,.. & R8'Allt 6itf M1TO LIUlH mt ili'.ISA W:ll:OI "''I OIAPllJll -UMO CAU fM
Newport Hgts. 2210
HONEYMOON Hom e
maenlftttnt vinr of be.1" and ooean. .tlftplace: nv. exu.
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Rood, -Alt>r ' ..... open, Sit. sun.
C.rona dol Mor 2250 ---
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• R""""'OO iottm of tho ,,.--......,..--°"-' MedoWoo U lectrl POOL Dorodo _..,..,_ I four ... 'mblod ............. , b.. ... \ l ! c. e ,u,·.r:..m: e -\l 2-t:ar aar. ~ st:arta •t -=,.,..,,...-=""'==~ low to form fovr t1rnpl1 words. S250 mo. WALK TO llACH
IR u F w 0.R I 837-871 Amlgos Way, N.B. u uni ... Newport 8-h. All
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' · ~ Corori1 del Mfir 5250 aew,_ Grot1 $18,216; leases. ~ ! No l'el'lt*1 Probkm. G o o d .
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1 . · 1 r 1 r t1, c:,, .• ~. 3 "'OllHS ~ r. '!-"~ Rl>otn for I ..,.. · P.c1
~~--'""'"---~ l I I ol 2 BR. Furn ol Unturo WW -2114 1D
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I llA. I It I ' ON TEN.ACRES 549.IOO • 115,000 Dn.
I I I I* 00.: =,~';:}~ ~ Frplco I Prl I Patios I • °"1>tr, 61<~ -'::::·:::~-==!!101-·""" rioW, oil I hove to" PoolL Teanls • Omlnt'I Bl<-WANT I• i --' re 0 N. r U I do Is to --to liw Oii-• &t. I bole P)rtt/Gr«n. QD!:, nm -i.;:..;~::.-:,;;..,.-;.-... -l G ~-·-~ ~. ~~·-_, 900 s.. Line\ QIN mim. -· * -I I' j . I I b;"'flih.; .;:'"'tho":;;. 'g lMacAJ1hur nr, Cou< Hw;.J =:;::=·==-===="'I ':I HAVE YOU LOOKED FOR
THE HIDDEN DOLLARS
IN YOUR HOM.E LATELY?
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Oct. 15th. $130 mo. 510% -• • • • • -• 2 BDRM du,p?ex. P'X!l Pvcy, cfiorce of T.wo.. $15> a ;115 ~;· .:-~ • .,.,. 111 ! ~~~~t ijTIUS I I I I I I I ~ ;:· ~~all1 ~er.=·~~~ and ""*'·
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l,""!P 2!!?:11 ; 6200 luo.°"""""ltttl09Q :;::·-= i
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IDLE MONEY GATHERS ~''i!,!oui!,1 "" ,...... "6-91.oo.
NO PROTECTION! :'".~~""' ~ ':!.srr ;.~ ~"':.H:;
~ ,_ t In-' 1... tni mc•HIY rrom ccdD open.to 191'-84$3
•.,. wfestmtn ulU your ~ eel -"" In Coot. Mw • . Adequate iDcome proridu per· and ~. • r • • ,, BABYSrlTING1 And iroolna
flCI las lbelw. Approx 75 11Cr01 Almond <HaodJff Nablaco Pn>d""' ...,.. lntanta. 2135 El4ro • Ranch Ill Puo Robles. Orchard may be Uld n1-....._ ;.,.., Coot& .,,..
purchued -•lely, or With <hlrmlnJ· <Uld¥). 11'15 To $3400 cUll ' BABYSITl'lNG M1 -·
ly remodolecl 2,4~2 1q, It. "Country -· r ... ~ lnlel'-· ~1 Wint? WhlUyi Clltt Mon""" B<it. Near Seod> A ~" Preffnt owner !<I NWn 1 llfe .. ..,, ""' _., •-IPICIAL CLASllPICATION POii Garfield. 847.-
0ltate In, rOlfdeoce; but •K™•ble to a lri4 phona number to: NATURAL IORN $WAl'PEU atl1.D Caro lndoora & "''
-•ble nn!IL TllANS.WESTER!I s,..111 a.to pnacbool • •' (Jnl.....S>
C.I Doris Davenport, WE 7·2071 !:!,ST!UllN .~AGAVCO!l. S 11--5 time• ""-5 llucko Ncrth H.B. fl46.4lt55 """ • 1Mou.;1 • •uLt• ... AO Mu11 1i.c~uo1 BABYSITl'ING, My home.
CREST RIAL TY COVINA. CAW'. 91122 t=.•. ":f..:W:,.,j. ''~ ~~ C:., ":"' .:.,,t;:,-Mon tbrU m. Prefer S to 4 Golnr Into BualnHIT ..._,,.OTMIJotG flOlt S.&l l -lRA{lll ~~YI Yf Old boy, ~
!470 Orcutt Ad,. Santo M1rl1, Calif. '3454 Gold'" .... .,unity 1n 11ffcb PHDNI 642·5671 For 1ppt to '" ma. Pbllllp1 es semoe To Pl1c• Your Tr1d1r"• Par1dlu Ad Brick, M-son,..,, etc. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!~!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!"'! StaUona f o r lea1e, Uat 2~ Acnt 10 ailmitt1 ~ $0,500 In1ne Tertace Home 6560
Butlneu Rental 6060 A aae 6200 Jla¥aJde A M&liM I>r., town ~. Nivada '8500. with $39,300 equity lAnd BRJCK, Coac:r1t.. Carpentry . .....!!!:.?. Newport SH.Ch; 321 Mahl le cleu. Want loct.1 dtlt land leue $220 yrly WANT mW1 cu.tom Cablneta. Sm a 11
Atit>x. 100 Pt. front.,. * IARI LAND * Orango, Hunt. Bch; U6I S. or tr111 -oqulty. Alon• Comm'~ aa•aontd TD or Jobt OK rr.. Eat 9eU915 H.rbor Blvd. Colta Me-. w OWLlbold...WW •••••• $30,lm Bt'iltol • Wtllhitt, Seta owner~-suMllt. Chelblre &tty.
teue. 10T ft. dtep. Show· 1A S.Dliep, RW\ot: •• lT,000 Ana. Can tact: Cb JJ. ck Colonial 2 Bt. 2 Ba. Vlew 1'7545<l1 Carpent.rln1 6590
room,. IU'trll IP&Cf at t:tar ,_U. AP V.U91 •••••• 8500 Ovtrdtr .. _ .._So 1 ... _,ft... ~ '.-. HAVE S Br 2 Bil borlle ic ot lot ExceIJmt tar autos, SA L.Matbewt Yle"lf , • 14!!0.\ n•: tn-mo n•: Tff..lo'3 """'· "" ._...,_ .. • .. ,, ' CARPINTRY I "'c,..:.:::..;;;;::.__;::::;..:;;.,;.:.:: bm w/2 *'1lcl, Approx T O>llep .Park, val. IZl,500, MINOR REl'All\S I< J
boata. "'°" ..,., trail...,, IOA W-lo!ta '"'WM BEAUTY SHOP yr old: Wont om lne. Ulllll. auwbo l!I loan. WANT 2 · 0 ob
motoreydea. •tc. Ca 11 16A FalJbroolc , ,, , , ••• lSCOA HUNTINGTON BEA.at Qlim.Brkr. Aft II pm -.19!!0 o: 3 BR. condo., adult OOJy Too Small cablllet tn pr.
IU-troo 1ak for em Sines. 17A Lilac Hilll' ........ «roA Met. c.M ~ aae• A o t b • r cabinets.
SP.fALL RESTAURANT ott 20A Vallq Cent.er ... ' 14'15.A I Statlonl Is 11 drye.r1, Vel')' 2 BR. 2 ba twnbe; P>00 eq, ., . 5C5-8175 Evet. 646-2JT2 D~a
Newpol't Blvd., CM. tdeal XIA LIKe Mathew••·•• l250A attracttve}1 dttort.ted A ii l SIT mo., or l800 dn. Inc. Npt .• Jwc. 2000' twnhle. 2 H. 0. Andel'90n.
lccitlot1 for Beer Bar. 4aA JunlJ)ftoNuevo •••• goo;. dotn2 extremeb' well. Illneu cottl lllfi mo. Pou!t. todi1 llor)', 3 BR, 2 bl. Not lac e HOME REPA!R e
S1'i5/mo leaae or •-.., op-45A Hot-. '"'·-c:o •• 59,«Kl forces ownf!t to sell. call to ill Hunt. Bcb., FOR boult land. U~ Bay view ........ ,_,,. r 0 0 d 11 "" ..,_ ... yv dswhr, f o, dbl K•r, pool, .......ui • m 1 n I · t1cr1. 80A Tecate, Mex ,bdr ,, 500A lee. or T M6-D9 Prom • bl P I J R II •olf. $10,000 equl~ for ii•, ....,. ~!.~ re a• on.a e
PERRON REALTY 642--1771 J.l)A San MVCOl IUb/div.. IU 01191 ta Y ..., .,..,..._.,. MT 1268 Ev 536-1124 Diamond, approx. 2 Ct. 645-llll I
WAREHOUSE 2400 sq. ft. + '·•••••········ ·· ·•• 2,000A • el. Ouan.ntet $2,000 value;' MASTER CARPENTER
office; 8ID> 9Q ft fncd hdtp, 4*lA Campo Oaks , , .... 400A LI?( 0 LE UM , carpetl, FOR down Oii bome HA VE weU leetR'ed $5 000 yard. 1855 Lquna "'·-Rd, 500A Hwy #!85 ~ 6 window I.bade TRUST DEED. ' New 6: repahw, U hr. ~· N E-~ -bu ._ orTT WANT • """ ~ 0. 3 • 536-3900 aft. 5 PM ~ er w bf-oku o. ,,, ••. 12tKtA 1 ..... ..,.; IW>eu: 1ame --~'.xu.c. tnlA. nr Dau&lu Artz ,, 1SQA loc . .21. yn. in Hun~on • lmita. REPAIRS -AltertUoot -~ Offlct lllent1I 6070 Scme-m&1 ~ Beach. m bealtb. IC-6871 5 ACRES, l.evel. Yucca Val-. IMIS-82'Jtl new ~ BJ ffour..Dty or
1 0 . K. Englund, lkr. LIQ, LIC'S. -,10,000 1'7 :rood, rite., pbonuvall, TRADE: • uo!ta • Palm °"'"""' 61&""2
LAGUNA 111.ACH 6'1Ml4' C.X-lie!-Ac:t Now, Limited QuanUtyl wotor oJo.by: eztro lot o..rt l!0,000 ....... REl'All\S * ALTERATIONS
Air Condlllontd • ACltE:! ..._ .. Jn. 0.-• "'"· oft aala (lloro) ..... , -lw latr -WANT: ... -... -CABJNrrs, ..., .... Joi>.
ON l'Omi:S" .. AVENUE Teltment prop, in AnJ1. Wl.nlt:on Col19ct (213) 2124249 car. m.-01.it mlnlwn, TD'1 or mUe oUet 25 )'rL uptr. ~
Dtlk _.. avalla!>la In """"'· S3SOO total coll ooly. APPLIANCE Rri><lr s.rv s UNl'l' drlwcr apt. Newport Bm. * · 6'l'l4llO = ~ :W~~ 714/531-8440 Eat fo: tears for ule ra'. Be&Ch. G1'0M $10,tm. equity 1956 GMC 49 PSGNR Scboo1 Cement, Cancreh ~
Lapna Beach. Air eto1J.. 0 t f. St I p 2 IOD&tlle. NI f..J63i after &, $89,000. Bui, 1.11 eonverteit, llHPt e CUSTOM PATIOS e u o I • ~. 6 01 642-7303 Want M·l \'&CUit • 11.lbmlt. 10, itu.ie, t'tf, toilet, bedl. concrete utt'"-• reJDOYal ..... , ..,,.ied, beaut!lul · . R. N W ""'• paneled pwtitklftln&. T w 0 20 AC. llJco. Nevtda near FOR SALE: Auto Repatr Bu-•tl:rtu Rltr. 642-1485 lnt:I bau.R TD er 1 State Uc. e 8C2-1010
tntrancfl: l'tontqe Oii MH.dow \Talley Tri.et~ • tnea, !txlp, bouR, WOO. $38,500 equity In lovely tr. 8134<r;t THORYK CONCREI'E
Forest A"·· ru.r leadl to Fwy. Htmt., ftsh nrby. 'down, $115. Mo,~ rine TetHc. home. Want Autobod1 il &laaa, lak, Ta· NO.JOB TOO SM.AU.
Munclpal parldq lots. $50 '1600; S20 down, $20 Mo. ama1l Comm1, Residential hoe approx 1i4 acre. Over Frft: E1t. * 646-1234
per montb for 111ace. Delk Owner Box 185T, Glendalt lnve\tme_nt .Oppor. 6310 Income, or wbai.tt. Chellhlle 1800 11q' blk bldg., +equip.I =========~II enJ cbeJn a•allable lot $5. cal. ' Real Eetate. 675-2500 Trade tor duplex or tt1~e:x Chlld Care 6610
Budnt11 hOW'I a.n.awerlna lnvestors-Whqlesal• to equal $3.5,co:> val. 982-Ml----'"---.;;.:;.;.;11
wvice 1valllblt tor $10. Mount .. 1 Dettrt 6210 Mln of $15,«Xl requlNd. sub-TRADE '58 C1iEV 11' 'roN Ocean LIC. d&Y care AM t.o 5:30. All utWtlel Pl:!d except 1tant:1al monthly return on PlCKUP truck, vsy ~ View • Nr Npt. pier. Hot tunchea xlnt
telephone. ltt'Ul'ed lnVHtrne:at with cond, FOR SHARP '59 OLDS 4 unlll tum. Best rentlal Harbor • B~ Me.-~•.
DAILY PILOT H I ~dod, _ __, 98 or 1 8422 Saru Hunt atte.. $68,500-talr.e 1m bee ==;,....""";;;;;_.:::;..=.:.::.....11 m J'ORDT AVENUE Urry ........ u ............... dealtr, • 1n trade. Owner Xi:ls'Ai Olll.D Clre my home. ~UNA BEA.QI * B35-81.0I!: * Bch. Apt E. Cl-t987 Court Ave. 613-6611 Near Harbor &: Glaltr.
-~ Prices "1 k ....... """"N. Coll. HAVE: 3 Bedn>om pluo C.M. Call * Sl()-0645 Money lo Lun 6320 3 houMa lOlo! It fB>clnr , 9M tamll · SECRETARIAL tt bom, lhta!!o, Fors. eau Y ,...,. -e. Controcloro 6620
SERVICE Go -Up II $12,000 """" • 1nc,.hom •• or " TRADE: """"' '"' BOAT,J -==;.:;.. _ _::= II
Modem ott1ees, carp@f:i, air A•all. for rood lit or 2nd TD $60M eqU:il;J • $96M O'NTler CAR. or lm. e ROOMS ADDmONS e
oondltloalnr, '""""'· From OWN YOUR loon . 1-3 yr term. Call 645-1909 ..,_,..., L.T, Conolrll<&n '85 per month. Orange Coun-Mr. Adt.ml, Bkr. '94-6650 TRJ.D&ClA pt'Opef'ty next Famllj rooms, ldtcben oc
1>BankBld(.230E.!TthSt., OWN LAKE!! HAVE: 7uo!tal6<01nrome, ,_Sr"" Covina 161,000 unlta, Slnglo .tory or 2:
Costa M(.U. 642·1485 Recreational land in Calif. ltul E1tate Laina 6340 PJ,500 equity. ~ty price '69,COO for tn-plans custom detlped. Tor
EXCELLENT l o c •ti on ii 1ett1n1 very IC&l'Cl!I. 'Wey WA.NT: Small 3 BR or Mo-come, cltu 11 n d, beach estimates il layout, phone
llallioo lllao4 lllO. Rllr. not ........ ,. the New-HOME LOAN bile home. C&ll Ra,y GaUlt hom•, or ?! owner !HO-mi • 847""511 e
SC.-berry Sprp 11'8? Water ii Let us help you buy a home, 5f0.ll51 Hedtqt R..E. Trade ~ OJt dn. 8 tmtt apt. lJcenJed Ccntractor
2 ROOM OUlce netr CM Qty peculla:i' to the area -and re11nanee exittins loan ar ob-• BR. 2 Ba heme, Nnprt cl.Mr nr. Bmad'way Qom. Residential • Olmrnerdal Hall. Carpeta A drapet. $80 ii l\llR!lteed. Then are 100 ta.In a 2nd TD loan. Heflb,tl lllft, ft!. $22,D(IJ; lhaw. $88kl. fnc. 1'or inc. Maint .l ~· Free F.at:
Uttl. h>c. IC-«560 lakH <me.n made) tn area FREE APPRAISAL Is Trade up OJt down, vacant units or a:mc1. Htg Sch-. 8'f3..2129 .
3 OOMMERCIAL. l bldust.; and 21 more cm ardrer. Tbb PROMPT SERVICE land. bwt d..S. ~ • t Newpart •re L Owner e R. J. HlJFiMAN e
ofttee with 11v1ng qtrs. hu all happened tn the put Sattle'!' Morfl'qe Co., l!le. ·&M-1m 8G-l.Z7 Room Add. Kit Bath cabl.
C:O.ta Meu.. 646-2130 • yean:, For, then there were 336 E. 17th St., Cotta M'e11 e '64 DIESEL CAR 30 mL WILL take Boat OR 3-4459 e U 8-t780 BEA~ otflel! apace 1n onJy 3 laJcet. "I'hil past Week· "2""21tt 56-0611. per pl • ll)el!d, wfll trade sail for new S ~=-= Additions * R~
GI._... ll'nd a talk with land ownen Evu. 873-?11&5 &q-115'r for ... .i """' or -· ·"th In •---~" H. "-l!l!1Ulle Feder1l Bldf., ..... ..... '-"Jltwi. Me111 With many z.n:u ~le*, Lie.
CdM $t5 Mo. up, ft75..3'l9l And broken tn the •~• ~ ANNOUNC!MENTS automatic. Call 642-4610 extras. 6'2-2821 or MUlaJ 6'f3.600. * 549-2170
vealed much acUvU;y and and NOTICES
bu.Yinl the pe.1t 3 weeks. * * * * * * C1rp1t Cl11nlng 6625 lndustrlal Rtntal 6090 What to do with your lake! Found (FrH Adt) 6400
1. Rai8e ft&h for Recre.,. CAnPET I: Furn. cleudq; -----------------
GROUND space for atorqe,
atlttble 1t:rt o:Nraotor, etc
avail. Oct 31. 213: 9'1.·1368
tloool porb Ind oiber mer-GIRLS blko, Labor D 'Y ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS for 1 day service & quality
-. week ..... nerr .,,U """"' Ind NOTICES 1nd NOTICES worl<, all Si•rlln& """
2. Watl!r 11kt -have your Meea. Vm!e. can • identity ...;:;:;::...;,;:;:,;.:,::.:,__ bri&hhleas! 6C2-85JJ
Lott 6100 -----'""'"'" own boat moored at your ~281!. Lost 6401 Ptrson1l1 6405 Girdinlnl
dock. TRl-c:oknd Collie. Vkihlty 3. Swim· In your own water ot Balboa pen I 0 1 u I a. COUJE, able/white male; ALCOHOLICS Anonymoui leautlful Vltw Lot
N'o. 26C on Antlpa lt Hamp.
ah.Ire, Dover Shores. tor sale
by owner. $18,000. • <n•> 5~ uk tJr Arlene
W~Tcr.Ii'F Fee lot. Lin-
coln Ln. 96x110'. $24,500.
Owner 56-3997 Prine. only.
LOT, GolM!June view $5CKK>
equit:J. wm atil or trade.
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spot. (Foond Monday 23rd) tnswen to s.ndy. l.Alst nr. Phone 542-1217 or write to Jap&ne8e Gardentr
4. Trailer Park with water. ~ Warner & Ed"• rd•· P.O. Box 1223 Cotta Mel&, Complete Yard Ser v Ice. ~ Reward. 8 4 I· 1 8 6 2 or Exp. 1'rt!e nt. Landlcap•-.
.uu11t ape,ce1 lVIU. PRESclUPrlON .ungluHS 546-1144 "'l!i 5. Ra111e aUaJta 1: lllmonds fotmd In vtclnJt,y 0 r Announcemtnh 6410 Cean-up. ~0-1332 • 546-072-4
I ~an1 il apricott, ete. Y1rktown I: Beach Blvd. STRAYED mw.ll male blond Lii H I , CUt I: Eda'e Lawn 5 Acrei, 10 Acrea. a> .A.Cl'el • 962--546& PomenntaR 8 u n d • y vie ettt ea th Studio Maintenance. lJcl!!lsed Ml ,,_ tc Mission Viejo IU School. Hospitality 11 ().ir Motto 54.__..._ alt 4 PM
aL.•-• e ·•etc:., are avail. LITE arq )'OUnl' male cat Reward. 137-7069 FREE STEAM WrrH .,...._,.,,
un:. Tailess. Somebody'1 pet. SWEDISH MASSAGE Europeu Landlcaper
Wh.y not call now to 1nquft Vic Wett.clW: A Dover. ~ = ~e~~ t.'=. Open wkdys 10 am • 11 pm The Ftnnt at Reuonable •~t these exclttni pog&i. &42o-Q574, 646-1974 _ __. VI 8"""'··-10 em, 1 pm Price ~ Evening billHe1T O " n ~ r &47-6640 I "°""'="c..;:::,.::.:,:.___ Rew.nil c Hntr Hrbr. ..........,.. Evta. llfter 6 p M ' ~D Girls b J c y cl e. 846-20ll 519 E. Broedway MOWING , Edslna: vacalavm.
lt1nchn -6150--. . ;:cinity Jestcllff are ll. LOST Grey .tiger male cat. Long Beach (213) t.rf·'Tre9 Gen'I cleanup. Haulinz.
J,,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 2 BR ltM. house furnlshed on ti:.~m: live delcrip. \Tic . .!lleUy Dr., Auntington IUX>PENING AT NOON Odd Jobi. * 54M'.!155
H Dogs? R3 lot. S15,500. Owner will Beach 892-1667 '.fhuraday, Oct J
OrS85 Or c1ny papers, 1 Bd. Rm MALTESE kitten abt 5 mo BLONDE Poodle-tmler i.nbc THE GREEDY BEADY
2 Acrel, clOR-in to Fwy., 1et house with extra Jot t~ old, vie. 38tb il Seuhore. male, Vic. Victoria/Harbor. 931 S. COii.st Hwy
up to niH b:::ne1 l: dop. 4 bu.iklUig $15,CQ) cash to 675-6109 Reward. CJilld! pet. 548--5935 Laauna Beach
BR. older frame bou.se, bam loan. n•: ~ BASSETT Hound found 9/10 LOST Ds.mond Heart pen. Bead! * F'lndtrvs * &ach
A lY. acre perm.lnerlt Pl• -Fuhton laland mall. Call dant • Lim Iale Ylc BALBOA Bay Club, llngle '
ture. Full price S«i,QXI. For R. E. Wanted 6240 6(2....U83 ~12 woman's membership for
further 1nfonnatton. pleue aale. $175. 646-1M8 aft 6 PM '
call: Glenn Thompeoti with 2 BR. dup&ex or 2 an • lot. MALTF.SE ldttd 1bt 5 mo PcttSslNG bay's 10 apd. nd
Eckhoff I Attoc., Inc. Have nee: dwn. or will rent l old, vie. 31th Ii: Seuhore. Scbwtm bike. Victn1t;y Lin-1813 Br. Reul 146-1-WJ ~09 do A.-e, 8&1boa. 67'-6113
Funeral• 6412
~~on Ave. BUSINESS and B,,..,-CK=------v•-·· Calll. F N LA Malo doi, Shepherd p ""5 WESTMINSTER Y.1-2521, Eves-wknda 538-6777 ~.::l:::;:A::;N:::C:::IA:::_L ____ 1,lze, 1entJe. Vic. Se a I _1;..rso_n_1_I•._ ___ -~
U:J.i"l (iW D lWlJI, pt
tlUlck cub tor tt with •
01lly Pilot want Adi
842·5671
Bue. Opportunlllos 6300 ;:,..,:,c':::'·:..:.,.._.=...:1:::00c___ WAU MEMORIAL PARK ::.::::...::.!:!:.::.:.:.:::.:,:::..:~~ GIRL'S Bicycle. Lie. 2l26. Mortu1ry I Cemetery ~AURANT, Santa Ane.. 892-8842 Doul 'Ibomas OrdM!&tra Complete funerals
Reuonable. Good locatian. CIA.ILY Pnm W4N1 ADS1 THURSt>AY, OC"I'. 3RD from $245
«M--1675 after 3 PM Alwaya a Go-Go! LUAU DINNER 60o C I Serwd 7 'tfl • •rnolory oh
-$lA5 ,....,, $130
S m,.. 'I<» G ,.. '7.E'1<»"1'¥. DANCERS COllNER lnclud" Ehdowmont Carr
.& ~ ~ ~ .... 1438~ N. Main 1t ~ Everyth1na 1D one beautiful
HOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
-a.u'L · SANTA AN4 6Gaios .plaeem_I __
At lw.a ' M Y_Dolfy,,_C:.U. M ;..':':+. No tnlllo prob!.,.., THROUtt.H A "".Jf.<..,,;. .,. ...,...,,., •. ,.,,,.N, .,. oc:1·,,4l!4l *Single Adults* HSl!! ... ch, w'"""""" U l~ To-1ap...._i.rW..in.doy, . !13"1'1'5 '93-2121
f90dwordicomtp>1ding ton.nbn 1441 You CllD meet from i to~j~~~~~~~~~I
of)'Ollz.cdlocbfrthilgn. ~ne;~~~~lifor~lie ·~•l'M't•ry Lots 6411 DAILY PILOT
1 Ytd <II r-. '1 V--'t' ~·.r i=-"" ~~:::;>"*' =~~,,_. nextSyean .•. PrMe~· 5CHOrCE lots for ult nt
"Fi'-~~ ~'~" ed to please you. For .int!!· will trade lor good car. WANT AD s 0.:.... -6S And ntlbl recorded meuqe, Good She .... erd Cemetery,
6Feru.e M~ 6&~ dill OS-6200 r-" 7"-1 v w 67n-Y · H.B. 213: T1W19'1 '"""' '"-.. ,_ a' BEAIJTIFUL l'IClllc Viow 642 •5678
i.:f,. if ~ & (fim ::;,;,rave Sita 6r demu. ~ G :a...... ~=-. --· t .... SIRVlCI DIRECTORY ~, • • it:.. u~ -..... . ........... ,.. 6530
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I'm . The Kind Of
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What She Wants
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Kind Of Woman
Who's Sm~rt _Enough To
Use DAILY PILOT
Classified Advertising
Btritvt mt, ffttrt'1 nothi~ trounC:I our homt anymore
that isn't bein g used -because tht minute I discover
something b no longer need1d, I 111 it, while it still
has maximum v1lu1, through 1n in11pensiv1 DAILY PILOT
Cl1uifild Ad. Th1t way, inst11d of 1 oluttor of things
we don't use, I Mve the extra c1sh th1t ltts me have t~1
newer things •• , the 11trlra" things my whole family
tnjoys. Here's what I m"tan,
The ouh I got for the good doihts ind "'fl the ohildren
hid oul<jrow11 boUQht m1 tho deoo11!ot ltmp I'd been
wtnting •. Thi musi .. I instrument no on1 playld paid for I
big P.rt of our port1bl1 storoo unit. Tho ·powor tools ·
rtdK011tld our d1u9htor's to0m. And, just for the fun
of it, tho good oheir !hot just didn't m1tc:h anything
1nymo11 took my husb1nd ind m1 out for 1 fabulous
/inner at the fancitst restautant in town.
Go thn>ug~ your home. Mab 1 ~it of 11 !lit worthwhno
things you find that 111n't being .....1, (You'I bo surpm.d
11 the number you lur1i Op tha first time.) Thon, dial
642-5671 1ny time betw-8 1.m. ind S pA ind
give your till to 1 frl1ndly, o:rperitn<td Ad Writor. Th1t's
II !hire Is to II. It's inoxpoMivo tool It <1n oost you as 11111
" PENNIES A DA YI
Wal, 'now that you know my .....t -isn't It limo you
got st1rltd tow1rd bettor, -ior, hoppiw lving with
DAILY PILOT Omilitd Ads? St1rt bei119 the l:ind
of wOllllll who gtls wh.at she wonts todoyl •
CALL "NOW
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SERVfCI DlltECTOltY SERVICI DIRECTORY SEllVICI! DIRECTORY JOBS I IEMl'LDYMlNl JOBS I IMPLOYMENT JOBS I EMPLOYMINT JOBS I EMPLOY .. •N 1 10 S IMPL YM """5 • &Mt'l.OT
nenl S.rvi-6612 0.not"al S.rvleM 66120.....al S.rv1-6411 He lp Wanto4, Mon 7200 Help Wanted, Mon 7200 AgandM, Woman 7300 Woman 7400 School•ln1tructlon 7600SchMla-IMlnlctloe 7a
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SO NEw IT SPAllKLIS· 1 I I '
• Services "Yes" Unlimited
ls• 1enlce organblatlon that bas the motto -"WE NEVER
SAY NO!"
We pea<onn anything. &nytlme, any place that la not Immoral
or UlepJ. '
To give -you 111 Id°' of Ille, tn>.O of sonlcm "' pertorm, we will ,,..,,. a few al a liJt of over 300 SERVICFS we perform in an
expert manner:
• Typr119, all lypff • Substltm Socrotarl"
• llool<k .. plng, all lypo1 • Building Covn1Wll11t
• Sal" Mwolfng1 • Boat Chartering
• Adult Care • Stoge Mokaup
• Dy-dee S.rvle9 • Prolffll\nwl llmnaro
• Knitting lnotructlon • Gardening · • • •
• Quart.rly \faJC returns preper.d • Autt.on manuscript Mc'tyt
• Income t1x murns pref,arecl • Chief cook & bottle waahen
• Public rel1flon1 on all evel1 • Long or short dl1t1nce moving
• Coordln1ting entertainment 1rran~nh, busineu or pe"-On•l
BY NOW YOU ARE THINKING
THIS IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE?
So Just' DIAL 714: 842-7341
Services "Yes" Unlimited
ind IHI for yourself. ''YES" 11 our mtddl1 n1me.
• Mechanics
• Oe1n up
Men
• C1111enters
WI th mobllw homo
exper1ence. Excellent
blneflts. Apply In
person.
EXPLORER
MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 Campus Dr.
Newport Beach
Westminster
AREA J. C. PBOIEY CO.
Newport Be1ch
CHllF EXECUTIVIS NAMES:
Executive Director -Jean V. Amour Tally
Service Coordinator -Pat Whitaker
Financial Coordinator -Donald Tally
Service Coordinator - Vicki L. McMillan
$2.50 PER HR. •
Haa o£>enlngs for
Janitorial
Maintenance '-
& Buffers
To All J'on-.s of Rellgiou1 Organizatlona many of our Servictl are Free
'40 MEMllRSHIP PEES
EXTRA MONEY
IMMEDIAmY
Gardening 6960 JOBS I EMPLOYMENT I
-------Help Wanted, Mon 7200 __ M_R.~S_M_O~O~T~
6680 Sewing
Call 539~~1
-------Japanese Gudenlrla
Prolessklnal Maint. J..and.
ICJ.Ping, ·aeanup. 6tl>«i53
CLEAN·Up, tree lel'V, rototil,
grading, sprinklers, lawns,
haul'g. spray. 646-5848
FREE Eol -Trimming, l!hapbg, ~removal. I t a: h t
t..ullng. Dou&-~
e JAPANESE GARDENING
Service Oearq>, Land.:ap-
ing. 531-1034 f.ft 7 p.m,
DJ;l.ES;SMAKING A: altera-foreign Cir Mlch•nfc
tlonl by . ex p ert srARTIMMIDIATEI.Y
Sea.imtreaarr&ilor R t • • • Growing Costa Mesi All new fadllties, good worl<-
842-5993 eves me cxinditioos, penMnent
• I>rtssmaking _ Alflntkm manufacturer seeks: posl.tion. 0 N L y WELL
Professional Ii: ·Fast QUALIFIED, WIILING TO
·Reucnable. 646-*'6 WORK, NEED APPLY!
sewing Moch. Rp.'.!: 6962 • Technical Sales
Altwratlono--642-5845
Neat, accurate. 20 yrs. exp,
Georg• Zimmtrm•n
D1t1un
2840 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
TRAINEES
EXPEi!. ..,.i.,... Comm. & TILE, C.nmlc 6974
Res. Free e 1 t l rp a t e a . .;.;.;'--'-------
Administrator
Semi.Conductors Larze New York concern ex-
panding In Califomi& bas
need for 11everal young men 615-0403 aft 5 Af ·
Recent successful upert..
ence in aJl phase prefer-
ft!d. CompeHtive we""
outstandinl ~nefitl in-
d00Jng p""11 lharing.
J. C. PENNEY CO.
24 Fashion Island
An eqtiel opportunity .,,,...,...
COOK
Full Time
Over 25
Apply in perdl
9-Sp.m.
REUBEN E. lEf
151 E. Cout Highway
Newport Be1ch
cxn:nm<cm
PROOF OPERATOR • PART TIME
CREDIT CHECKER
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
222 OCEAN AVE.
LAGUNA BEACH --
1040 1040 1040 1040
.KEM -MER
INCOME TAX COURSi
Po1itloD1 for qUallfylng gradWlleO. Dm
good monoy preparing for P"O!.•ioul IJ>.
come tu service. Special· to ~ tultloD
COUl'IO slartl Oct.. 14 -Mon., Wed. lc Fri.
eveninp. Male and female 1tudenta, all apo.
KEMMER
1924 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MISA, CAL•
548·2404 .
1040 1040 1~. 1040
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7400
Hwlp Wanted w.m.n 7400 1--------
1-:.;,,;.'°'------1 STRIKE IT
RICH
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PROOF OPERA TOR
Newport Beach
Setft,tary required for
the Pre&ldent of a nalkll-
al firm cl Engineering
Oonsultant.. Elooeptional
twtnK a n d shorthand
lkllla en:i a pleulrlc: per-
~ty a r • required..
Cdlea:• ~ ...... .,,,...., taiaey .,.,,, Six
girt otflct..
Phone Mr. Andnwo
675-3551
Exp91'iencecl NCR
450 Proof
Operator
"111 time 1XJl:(tion.
Apply 11:
Security Pacific
N1tlonal Bank
HOSTESSES
Over 21
Apply In Peroon
9.5 p.m.
REUBEN E. lE£
GIRL FRIDAY I t • s.nta AD . Maooractlrer II • rf h
...... bolp In 2 ""' ollice. -----• Joblncludoa-,ln---
151 E. Cow1t Highway
-port IHch
-·" m"""""" pub-lic. Must be iood typbt. M1n
3 yean e:xp, Top ~. call
Mr. Scbllt 546-U55 for inter-
view.
STENOGllAPHER
General otftoe duties fOl" Cor-
ooa del Mer 11U1unmce OH·
ice. P\eesarit ~,.
poid ,,.,.. """"'"· 37lO hr week. No short hand requir-
ed but good. t;ypq: • net'Cel-
sity. ~ to start. CaU Mn.
EARN
MONEY
Ind
FIJLL TIME
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
4525 MocArthur Blvd.
Newport lle1ch
54G-4424
. 'I
"" equal --. ... -
ONE pt ollloo, .,....i typ. ... ----in person, 8118 W. 16th. cor
Monrovia
BABYSITIER -nttded to llw kl • room A
board + taiaey. -
Jobi -· Wom. 7500
Wanted
Immediately
Fountain Valley Branch Michael 67l-2>10
Neat, lnduatrlcua, bondable.
Good drtvfna rec<>r4. Ovtt 21,
b1gb echool educatiOO. For
,. GARDENING Service: Ex-
: perlenced, free estimate.
• Call 847-6078
* Verne. the Tile :ri.tan * Oiat. worlc. Install & repairs.
No job too small. Plaster
pe.tch. Leakint:: 1 h ow e r
repak. 847-IS67/846-ai06
Energetic ins\de techni-
cal coordinator for appU·
cation &: curtomer be.cl:·
up. Similar experience
preferred. Xlnt oowth
to ftU vacancies on their --------
promotional staff. $129. per
week salary. For interview
appt call 539-ll83 Morns .. CAREER
OPPORTUNITY!
17970 9~~'t; F.v. Radlo·Telephon•
r.qua1 °"'" Employ.. Dispatch Girl
RECEIVE A
FREE
COOKBOOK
TOO!
· W es work in Onmae Coont;y
fat Drapery Hardwatt, Work
room aupplles, Trtmmlna,
Decorative ·drapery po\es
and wwen ·wood hllnds. Sal-
. ., ________ _
: I Gardmlna: Service
•: Experienced. Free. F.atimate
: CaU M7-&m 6990 Uphol1tery
··-~~~~~~=-,, AMERICAN GARDNER CZ Y K 0 S K I 'S CUstom
:• Exper. commer. A: resid. Upholstery. Eur opean :1 Free Estimates 968-1911 Chftmar1ship. 100% Finan-
·tl• =========-! cblg. Furniture, tio.ts I:
:: Gener1I Services 6682 automobile. 642-1454. 1831
•,1---------Newport BITd, C.M. 24 hr
·: PROFESS. Window, walll &: lel'Yice
:: tlr. cleaning; busin ess , JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
·: resid., I: cmstruction
,• Crystal Window Oeanin1 Job W1nted, Men 7000
.: Free Estimate. 54U73'l ··~-~------: e 1 DAY 9el'Vice. Home &:
:-apt. cleaning. Crpb, walls,
~ wlndowa, paintine. 604520.
'-Sterling for brightness!
aruROI Maintenance, once
weekly. $15 1m. cburch $20
lg. cWrdl. DO c:mtract. --Job Wanted, Lady 7020 -
-· Conlact Earl Steilrn'.
• Quality Control
Manager
Must be competent man.
Xlnt growlb oppcrtunity.
Contact Archie Brainard-
• Semi.(onductor
Device
only.
F\ill time
""""'"""' Maintenance Min
Good company benefit!".
Call for appointment
5f0.5(6(), ext ~
Josaph Magnln "
An equal opportwtlty
employer
TllAl/IEE
Min. 2 years experience
with hand 4-power tools.
Capable of quality work.
Fabrication &::: ~mbly,
electronic test chambei-s.
TOPATRON, JNC. 549-1177
Equal cpportwlty employer
Join todeys fastest &rowing
profeuion-Mutual Fund sales
No experience neceuary.
We train • full or part time
Mutu•I Fund Advl101'1,
Inc.
Npt B. 1603 Westcllff 64Uttl:
S.A. 1212 N. B~adw~
547-8331 * Import Auto Agancy
*Mechanic ·
*Lube Man ·
SINGLE YOUNG 25 or over. Must know local
WOMAN "'attoa. Apply tn J>e!'son
bltemat!onai Firm now ao-YELLOW CAB CO.
ceptini applications for am-186 E . 16th Sl
bitioua yoona woman to eo.ta. Meu.
Cell u1 today
Re. Temp. Offioe Jobi
Over 100 natlmal. offices
,,,, equal opportunity ........, participate tn Bz:and Iden.· FEMALE, qe 25 to 60, lb.I~
tifica&n project. Must be ping peckerw :br small mlg.
neat appearing, penionable, shop. No e.xperience needed,.
enjoy deeling with the pub-~ 6 or 8 hr. d:t.y. $1.65 _ Costa Mesa 2703 Harbot
Uc and tree to travel one hr. Apply m<rninp, 1 iM w l.Jncoln
week per m<mth. Goldell'1 MICiO We.rd -Ana.hem.. ~ .
$125. per wk nl1ry 946 w. 17th St CM. -Santa Ana. Pb. 5«).-0325
after brief training pro-TEACHER with one chll41--------..,.-
irrw.m. FOi' appointment call nttda Lady tb come in once
539-ll83 9 am to 2 pm. a week to dean small
Expending dealer handling * ~. do wub. A J.l.iht frm.
hotest imports lines needs TELLER trw $J.2. 673-3DO EvH.
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
""· ........... pluo ...... --°""' field "" Hilb -..... -.. ""''°"'· SOUTHERN COUNTIES
DISTRIBUTOllS
:ll6li CW!e c.M.
Hoon for lntft'Yitw 3 • 4:30
MONTGOMERY
WARD
Huntington Beach
experlenoed service penor:t· * SHARP BAR MAIDS A GO
Del wttti desire to O'OW & 1n-A Po&itlon ill lmmecM.a.tely GO DANCERS. Tep w11es. T o p Executive Secrtta?7 -NEEDS -: CHEAP fill dirt from Laa
Bch Sleepy Hollow 1torm
:. drain. Deliver or pick up,
• ~7797 day • 531)....4859 eve ~ !"'~ Engineer
COOKS
DRIVDlS
HELP!
ttH.se inccme. Group Ins, available at our Ea.at B.luff $2.50-$3.50 to start. Call for who only wantl to wort Qiallfted charm dm fn..
Jll'Qtit sharing, modern fadJ. Branch, l« an experienced tntem.ew. M5-9983 SASSY hall time with occulonel structor tot W»IDY WARD
itiet. Qall Mike -64&9.Ut teller. LASSY 2901 Harbor, C.M. full ·ume vacation fW in. ·poll.Him.
Prototype Pleue caB &i4-:M74 WAI'l'R!XS Must have been an exeutlve Aeaiie apply Mt. 1 AS pn panioo. Avail full or pert
H If 6730 time-SlOrt or king term. : au ng C8ll Homemakers. 547~
j UTE Haullna-Trimmln& PRA.Cl'ICAL Nuralni aged
i Truh, Ga.rqe Oeani.,. or coC•alescent care refer-
~ Name it-Reuonsble ence. ~
Must have experience ln
dtttusion. Prefer power
translstera. Coo.tact Ar-
dtie Brainard.
tuu. · PART TIME
EVE'S. Late Nlte
642-9498
NOW!
PIZZA MAN
SERVICE STATION
A1Mmbler Wireman Or apply In perain to PART·mlE DISHWASHER secretary 1or two )"l!9J'I and ~el OttiCI
Six months minlmum ex-Security ~ National WY: 445 N. Newport Blvd. have 1ull lkllll. .Awl¥ by Tm Edinger
per. ftqU!red, Lib eral 2523 East Bluft Dr N.B. er call aft 2 PM Ml letter to: OPENING SOON
tnrp benefit.. Apply in N""""POri Beach, Calli. 6-4929 Personnel O.p1rtment We need: mhc Jdtchm ht)p,
.1 '·. BIG JOHN 642-4030 ,.. • ..,..,..,_ ,..._ .. ; .. .,, -"~-I ' d l-==,,-,-,--,-.,.,--1 ~..,. ... ~ ........ ......., ... .., Oelt1 Sem ""'on uctors
, , CLEAN I.om. pra.ges, ftocr atnppq It 'waxed, 225 Paularlno, Collta Mesa
Mech•nlc ~ S1lesman
5 yee.n experience. Must
know tune .t: brakes. Salary,
cornmi.Mlon. lnsurance, neat
in appearance. Apply ZOO
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
I to 5 p.m.
penon, An Equal Oppo,.ua lty a EX P ERIEN CED DAILY PILOT frycooks,-....-;P"I>
929 PARAMEl'R.lc; Employer WA~ P.O. BoJC 1560, Costa Me• tr)' A clean.up. Awlf In pel'-
Baker St., Co&ta Meu. SURF A: SIRLOIN eon, 1°", Newport GrotfD,
I . etc. Trtt removal, dump, wtlla ...ashed. 531-<fi67 e 540-4160 •
IM:fp backhoe, fill. CHRISf1AN mother desires 1-=='"'""'===::--
gnde. !16'Ur45 _ ..... .., -·· SAW TRAINW
., Security pera:innel 3 Asslst1nt 5930 Padl'. o:..t Hwy. BUSBOYS 3333 w. o...t Hwy .. N'pt.
weekend •hllls • 1 weekd.,, Teletype Operator Nowport Beadl l!eooh.
llh.i:tt Samy range J2 -Order clerk A: dlversUi.ed dut· 1 GRANDMamER 1ar oc-Owl" 18. :nve rtl&hta: a week. MAN=~-... -.. --.--=11e"1"°w.i°"'e
$2.50/hr. Mr. Oimnak, k's. Stock brd«np expert. cuiona.1 bllbyidt:tinJ" I. eome Apply after 3:~ P.M. penon for clMntnl dftce CLEAN Lota, CWR&"M. 6t6-1390.
etc. Tree removal, dump. ~MA=TURE==-"'w"'oman-=--.:::booi<:::;:· N!:t 2 to 23. O ean cut, qgree.
skip, bt.ckhoe, till, keeper, lf!Deral or.nee, 1Z live, willing to learn. U yoo RIGGER
Must know:
S.ddleback College encepreferred. Starting& weekends. Call Mrs. FIVE CROWNS areu. Mon A ~ 7-9 * 837·9700 or 495-4037 * aryG001315D·a"'o $400DY'a""cmoo. Koelach at 531-1374 Fount· RESTAURANT necinp. $1.65 per hour.
".i--c:""='-'·="'"'-87=45=-yean: ~ence .. 536-1787 meet~~ quallftce.dom
*LITE HAULING*. HOUSLWORK Wanted: S bn 1tt Jeck Brown et
of CUSl'ODIAN, gnv"""'1 , • aln Valley, 38IJl E. 0out Hwy. Mr. RJl ... 51'7--0100
shltt. Starting salary range Mn. a..AWe, Npt. Bch~ EXPERT Medical typist. Corona del Mar FRY O:>ok. inil1qr lbift only. a SPLICING . • ' c..,, UJ>""°"" '""' -"""""""" own ROY CARVER a SWADG.ING
Columbia Y•chts
275 McCormick Ave.
$495 • $545. Mr. Brewe!', Insurance bW!ne. Newport $100 Wttk to alart. Saddl.~ck College • Receptionist office. 35-40 yrs ot age. ~IENCED. neat ap. "nle Cottaae Co&t Shop
*5'&-7849* ""'" !545-2792 PONTIAC ·•====== : HouseclNnlng
* 4$.4537 er 837-9700 * General office dutles. Pleue call 64&-6933 btwn 2-5 pea,rlng )'OUrig woman for 562 Wnt: 19th St., C.M.
6735
: BRIGHTER-SIDE Jan. Serv.
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: Interior Decor1tln1 6737
: ~ e Residence • Comm'I • e Patnttni. Int A UL e Wall CoverinP e Color Coordination
FREE "'11MATE
Licensed I: Insured
MODERN
DECOllA TORS
536-95U . • ··t======== " :; Ironing 6755 .. " IRONING IN MY HOME
; Jl..25 per hour
: ""'""" '!==========! .~ Paperhanging
! Painting
I SCHW o\RTZ wallcovertnp •
paint 1ales I Installation
Mobil 1tara, home app't
8<7-165Q
EXTERIOR· 111.terlor .
.,. Special prices tor ept&. Neat
work. Rda. 847-13511
INl'ERlDR 6 EXTEIUOR
Painlln&. 30 ""' -Uc. • Ins. Omc*" ....
INTER Or Ed. PAINI'JNG,
lloOIE:D. SERVICE. Local
~ l'REE ... S<S-1621
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-Harbor Blvd. SERVICE man , 50-55, to Payroll experience. pm. '• genera.I clftce, Require good SANDWICH MAKER
service our equipment in Apply in person NEED Reliable exp hskpr typirlg 4: fl1W"e eptitude for Hours 3 pn to -t:~ L Dl.
SERVICE station h e IP field, StMdy aalary; pleas-J1n11n Marine Corp. 12:30 • J:JO dally. Mon-Fri. ll&'ht bookkeeping I: payroll. HAMBURGER HENRY
Cost1 Meu
7030 Costa Mesa --=="----
Job Wanted
Men & Women --------
COWGE
STUDfNTS
AYAILABlf
b-.n types of work
PART TIME
A1ternoom Ot eves.
SOUTHERN CAL
COW6E
S1UDBIT
EMPLOYMBIT
SERVICE
Kl 5·1178
DornwotlcHalp 7035
DOMESTIC
HELP
• 801t Auembler1 wanted. Exp. Knowledge ol. tng personellty; write P.O. 235 Fllcher, Coste. Mesa Harbor Hills. 0Wn trani. TAPMATl~Ao ~·· C.M. 21311 Placentll, Costa Mea tune-up Ir front end align. Box 10234, Santa Ana, 92711 "-AA ....,.,., .._......_.. • C1rpentert
• Molders
Fine -~-;;;~...,...,.-,---,---/EXPi;;aiffii§ji;"-Uj;;;i;d, WOMlll'S Hllr Styllm. 1'> ment. con· TAil.OR tor part time "or run FULL er part time. Opmtnp ;-; EXPERIDlCED aaleslady cal follow1n& pnd'. Bet.uWUJ
dittona, iOOd pay. Please time work. Must be 1ood. now! Nationally advertised ADULT woman to wo~ ~el in better ready to wear
Apply m person
Jensen Marine Corp.
235 Fi9cber, Costa MeSI
aCJll(y to Mr. Don Lee, 3601 Ciro's OJstom Tailor, 1884 Jewelry Co. needs styllst to as *8.les lady, Apply Ken-Xlnt co benefit• and opp0
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E. Coast Hwy CdM. HllliK!r Blvd., C.M. 548-9711 show Jewelry. Make fast tucky F'r1ed Chickeii, 292!1 E. for edv~ement. APPLY:'
SERV. Station Attendant: SERVICE Station Attendant profits· ha.ve fun • set yoor Coast Hwy CdM. HARRIS A J"RANK, 3333 HAIRl>RDSERS • Fclllow·
days; OV'1' n ; experienced Daytime Experience awn tKiurt. Mrs. :nent. PART time mbstttute mother Bristol, Cocta Mesa. 1ng pre!. New lbop, aoo4
COOKS ' wm ti@ bonded. Ac>Ply Over 21. 490 E. 17th. C.M. 49&-15(11 btwn 1-5 pm wk Mon -Fri. 2:00 -5: 30 pm. EXPERIENCED dra p ery = AM for Becky, DRIVERS Cl1t!Yt'On Station, HISJ'ttt I SUperlntendent experienced days. Ll.te hsekPI 1. child super-sea.me:traa $2 _ $2 2S hr
HEIP! San D!eco FWy., C.M. apartm""" " lndumlll'. SALESLADY \Ohion. 847""89 Apl avabbio, w 'i k In i COUPLE F<r jonltodal..,.. .Fm.L-PART TIME CHOPPER GUN Two M111 Offtce dlatance. Lquna Beacb. 5 nllea • wk. H.B. A tur-
EVES. Late Niie OPERATORS Bo:r: M 199 Deily PUot ExplnFineReady towearl destres experienced Jeni ~ , . rqmiding area. 962"-2847
642.&198 Columbl1 Yachtt GARDENER, Willing to Sport. wet.r. 1)lll time. teeretaey. 50-3989 BOO~.{:R .. O:mltruo-BLUE Beet-t'B-9904 Dbme:
NOW! 275 McCormick Ave. "°"' 40 bud bro. ""week. GENE'S SCllUu.!AN • DIXON tJon 1ract ...,. • """""'" Cook, 4-12 ""' l30. por lhllt
PIZZA MAN Coste Mell Jamaica Inn Hotel 6'?3.&20 2300 Harbor Blvd. CM MATURE housekeeper, rood payable • .Must typt. s.Jary I qp Waltreu Wiii.
ASSEMBLY PHOTOGRAPHER Ag41ncles, Women 7300 UVE-JN houaeke ep er; Ellglllh. motherlea borne. 4 open, Fer 9Pl>Ointment QJl Put time wool ~
CARPENTERS Experienced tn .studio par-motherles1 home, 2 Ye1r old child. Huntinaton 642-3432 Corona del Mar
JEL COAT TOUCH UPS tta!IL M"" be (OOd. E=I· I-im, tun dwge. Pr!•. Harbour atta, 847-l2ll • SALES-DREAM JOB a m<mD « 541-'1191
l ''"' """"''""' teot .,,..,. Hll. lleach. MISS EXEC A'"..nuv """"· 5l! ,.,.., IXQ. Call FU1L TIME ._ l<"l' '""' -jOb ,. CATERING DRIVEllS wm ColumblaYtichtl ~ ~I Mr. T., &t&-1606 day s ; 18.leslad,f. Pleue applJ in wH• A mother A earn a tndn. Call A Mt tJr Bob
275 MoCormlck Ave. • ~ DISH· F p Id 642-®6 eves penon. •Rootm '• Lunage, w1dy Pl1 ch6ck. 548-9526, tlet, j.3 PM.
Costa Mesa M a SEC'Y 1 man ins. office. South Coe.at Plaza, CM 544-3854., 638-3491' =='=======:;I * PRODUCTION * WASHER 21 or fl.let. Seo)'/lega.I ............ S550 Must beibletomeetpubllc HOUSEKEEPE R ex· e F(JU:EREITji $2. ht A91ncl•, Min A
SURF &: SIRLOIN Exel:-secy (apUU • • • • $SOO,, tn perwon & OVf!!1' phone, perienced; auai. ' Yr omen 7550 TRAINEES 5930 Pecif .. O:>Qt Hwy Secy/Insur ............ $450 aome typing. Awrox. 30 hrs IJve-in. Sllary optJJ. • Managt.ment tl'Aln.eee A~ In PerlOft Newport Beach Elcrow olcr <.PIO .... $433 wk. Send Reaume to P.O. 673--0S14 Hunt. 8cb area Mra. Dreee
· TROY WANTED: Clean cut"'"'"' Girl Fri (opljtl """" $400 Eox 2232 C.M 9262' N I •· -u~•93:1 ARGUS l 'HLOYMINT COMP'UTER PROD~ tud nt Ith for .,........, ' ' ' en1f ff Rt:fovchtn ~ ,~,.-s e w own CU" ~_,.~/11!1t (IJ.lll!) ...... Qi8 REFIN"m lady fer bell)'alt· • BABYsrrrm.. 2 cbUdfen ~tn tme ••••• $400/460
2322 S. Pullman SL, s.A. i-rt time eventna defivel")' Applicant Paya Fit Utv 2:30 PM to l0:30 • ' Muat ~~UM. Uveoto. Room. A boud + A""!'bMr finult •••.• UM CAfiiER Oppt. lJ yn at ~Bct!.SOO W. Caa.tt Hwy. Alstbkl(pc •••••••••• to S'SOO days a wk. °"'1 ~ Alary. MMure Spa n i 1b .l'actorxtml ••••••st.SS.Ir
OVl!r'. U.S. Gnld. fUture ln pt Se<ntary • •• ••• ••• • to $475 Meu. del Mar aret. Call BABYSrrrER DMded Dl1 "Pt"'"nc lad:J pref. ~. J'orldift optt' •••••••••• $1JO
store mcmt. Good starting BOYS Bthri~ 10 and lS Stqr/Adv •••••••••••••• $0] 982--3553 bet 11:30 AM • J borne. Ute ~. ~ a.rtt tnllt ·······~·· .. -
Ill ..... .,.,,.. ... NI ·-<d ... lar _..,. .c.n·1 <dc/ttuur ...... "'""' PM ' 135 per ..... -WOMEN Prr W/ car ~ .......... . :;-= '="~:"'"' ...... Good commiulom. Teletype .............. sm FOOD wa11r ..... O>dltall B ARM AID. l<IT E 8 . 1\111...U. llB 12 Ir .... PBX Ops'aW ......... PIO CaDBo111t~ NOV-.......... I013!10 wa1.._ '"" --... MAVEIUa< 4'm.-., 'uo-uu · w~ .............. lt!OlO "°"""' Slltlon SERYlCE Slatlon atteodanl Cuhler,. ............... $340 ""'1 1o peroon 10 10 12, 17'8 N~ lllvdo c.11. IG-1!1l2 ' · ·
SALESMAN £,.. mec. Good -Girl™""" .......... 1o $.125 Bl•••'• RelWno~ 2500 w. Wwnt<d a..ir 8"' ARGOS IMPLOYMINT
NI-· -·In ............ Days u-OIJ.•393 Out Hwy. NJI. DENTALA851Sl'Alf? WAITRESS all!SULTAlf? AoGENCr
ance, coll ttudt11t ok. Apply E. 17th CM ClO W. eo.st IDfY, Mo\TUREHou ae Ice e p er Call 5!-!! ~ed. 'over 21 20'3 W~ H.B. 58--TTll
2:1& -82"'1., C.M. MALE S""""IO -kltche> Newport 8eocb -wanted. for 2 ldUllB 6 10 lJVE In -........ 2 KoM l._ lQl C 17111 St., S.A. 541-
2 DIULL PRESS belpt Am Konluck> Fried mo, bwb)o. Pvt rm. bwU.. cblldroft. Pvt. rm a -· llwotaurlftl SchOel•IMtructlon T6cio OPIRATORS C.1lcken 2929 E. Coit.tt Hwy For perton1I & TV. Ptrm.. Job o nl 1 . Hunt. Bdi. 21!: 58f.4lll .. liutMr. Costa M• ---· __,,
p.,...anent OIM conffdentl1I pl•cwmont ~ WANTD> tar · IJajll -New Toy Si... Mgr. !'AllN AllT CLAStl!S
Expwrlancw Pr.flrrwd. S&Jlhla blatructor CAUi'. Jloi. Tech, iUll ".,. _.., ~ tor 114«1> EY.nfnc•. Exper ealY b1 Curl& T_,, ...n
646-9611 Par! dmt. Good P<J. • Vnllfue • lar p¥t.·llb, 001 Dov<r la<!>, Uva In.-$41.0t.UCM ~ -. nwm
KENNEL Ht• ID vet holp. Schock * 6TJ..20M Pl1c1ment Agency QrlvP, N.B. 6*-7461 OOQCTAIL Wl.ltna .. PAM' dma mail~ PJANO ~: ~
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!:Ip ~.1:!'M 'f"1 -8Ml"'T~ 542 W. 19th St., CM. rar .,.__ -_.. 1-1. A1>!>11 In -11111 Wtt -Ao1>11 fl! dn --.... -_, 646-1131 Pn.Ol:WAl'l'f ADll llHlll ~.Ooota-llOS -Q( 1118cr-.j1•-' '
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SALi AND TRADI SALi AND TRAD! ".I ANO TRADE SALii AND TRADI SALE AND TRADE 1.;..;.;;.;;.;.;c;...;=;.;..;.;=-1
W..1lo lnotruclloe 7MIO ......._ IOOO Purnltu,. 8000 Fumltu,. IOOO Boeh a Yochll -IP.!!~!'!-~-~ _eye... noo
Furnltv,. IOOO l600 COMPL!ll'E Bolt llopalr, e W GUSP..._ 140 h.p., " 'ft llCOA1U w.
* * * * ~ ~>: ~-Put )'O'.ndf m our Place Sinkm 'Ltd. Dry Dodca. M.O. tdr., Loldedl XlDt. i:ar.. •.• Slit . Spolllsh 1L "'l Old ur or'~ Hall>or mvd 0-1 'lbe•tn M.c. MUlllnt 221 -llltl!.at. s.e• -. -• -• U 0 T E '-" IU mo Mcl"l&!cn, S.A. N.B. m.UOI . • '111-Smomlller. Pl
,y Medi,. Medite"anean SWAP MEET AVONl2ttD!o8'1Yex.-. Beotll•Mot<1,__to:U ....uu.......--!300 '
l Poa A leulhtManul•cturw'~=-_,,:s;,,,ti.. Spa.nilh Furniture Thll sot•• All--~ P!lll-~-~~~ .:•=mo=======-1
Computer . Al Terrlllc Satln(ll !131-12!'1 aft T Sall'-11 9010 -:m: 817.allt • Auto Soni•
8' WOOd caned um dl••n, lg. m&n'a chair; .itecOIYe<I concellotlori el $22.000.00 ....,.i Oct: t1uu 5th -,., DOCK SPACE AVAIL. "' ·a '""
AGE beaut. fabrics. S Pc beuron dark oat ~ Spanish. •nd. ModltorronHn Fvrnltu,. ~ bll<"' trim. o11 °"' tlborskM a· ,...... ...._
· Ht, w/black or avocado framed chain; S Pc Al -'" - - -,.,,... 128 D, w. 19th, CN No. l38S. Full m.m1 05TIJ<l!AUSEI< -BR tel Mr 1:1J. & Mn. dreaser, lg mirror, A ._,, .... , Dn.• Kw " °" ......, stmFBOARD J2S. ,coot aftr """ s .Wis BOAT sup, mmt. Marina di.Ill. ..S nm imnlfal4.
CAREER 2 commodes. decorative headboard in Span· Items u followa: Gorgeou1 8 ft. custom quilted SI 50, 111..tten11 tDe A -& n1a. 7\ID. ..._. COftl' It •9aU tmmed. Up to 35 ft tWif, MVer imd, tar 396..aJ
Lsh oak or avocado design. tofa with separate loose pillow1 with heavy oak ~ 25c " fiOC. ~lm " trlr. · kleal raclnr pc1 or m.-5863 aft s of wk enc:W. Ce't')'S. $1$. 2 HollQ' 800
Items Sold 1.Ddlvldually lrlm decor and iut.chin~ chair, s m•tc¥ng <iak N!NI 6 Used """"' m..r. U:.''Sm; i.;:::w ::!-:;:' ~ ""'• COwurElt
l!ROGRAMMING
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Shop Around-before· you buy aee US! occulonal ta1>i., (2) 58 • WI decorator lam pa, la...,. clothln• """ u-20, · ' loot· Y ocllt 9039 """"'• ~~·: rillll. T' wide
VALUE $195-FULL PRICE $429.95 bGg!ng cbaln 1wag• !1mpt In wro114bt Iron, an 1311to11~ 54>-24.13 ... * DEMO SALi * Chol'loro with -;..,. A ...,..; '
w tormt 11 low " $3.00 WHk II-piece king Ille muter bedroom owte In pecan SCHWINN ,. .. BoY• Biko. ~ 19 ···• fl!GO PARTY to shan .,.,,_...., pleceo, 111 ....._ t pr.
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No D~Uae Our Store Charge Plan fanelled MediJMranean llyle wtlh top quality ...,.a..t cood"tmt f3'> ~ n., .... ":'!» wftkl1 tr!j>a; will tHCb cu ... 111• ,._ -
No Fancy Front-BUT Qulllty Valuee Inside 5 7'· wunnty ting site mattrw .t box oprlnp. .,.._ .... • pa. •""' •·•· ...,,,,_ 411' &oop. 146-UOI "'U" .,,,..._ rtma. lllO; ..,,
APPROVED FURNITURE Spmbb decor dining sel, elc. KmM01U! ...-1...,.. ""'=-.a:,;.;·~.._ ~~c!°.,"t.•~
2159 HAltlOlt, COSTA MESA _,. ._,.. -_.. llH&.tf !60. N.., ......... ector WAm' boot oUoa· I0'411' Mobllo Homos 9200 PM. Slll-710>
12 Yun 11me location-<tlme owners MUST SACllFICI. '698 00 rr.s. *'-1233 °.!'" 5 -• 19\1 • o 11. Doubla Wld• I ""-'1900'-"~FO~R~O~PA~RT~S-I COMPUTIR-AGI
DRAFTING
24-lo-36 woob Modern
trolnl119 lnclvdoo ed.
v1nced concepts In
droftlng lftd tochnlcol
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• D II 99 ~ FOi ONLY ··-·········-··---· e Misc. Wentod 8610 23' !LOOP. l'acloly Rec4 Roodliller "' ,., In adult Oill """° * Santa Ano s.:~ io.s Any Ploeo Cen" Purcheaod lndlvlduolly w A N T E-n·· = "'.!':.i.equl~.97..l: ...... llcady .. move .... --548-9660 Terms Avall1ble-NtwcOmt'n to C11Jfornl1 · 615-1393 Includn Wrli;erated air Tr11f1r, Travel 9425 ,
Credit Approved lmmedl1t1ly CAI.r2! loll cJ. extru. Cood :~!'..~tion.lnr a:_~'!wuh~ 1---------""l WE need qualit)' (no j\mk ractnr' record AJao equJp. ....._,.p1na:, .... _ .. p1itio TRAVEL 1'r&iler 1961 15' ,
At Harbor Blvd. ~~> · ,_~·u.. co1or pcd ""=1..,;.. ao.= :;:r.;,.,. ~ ~ ~=-"!::. ~~
FumltuN IOOO Plan• & Qrpne 1130 ~A ~ent. cet. METCALF No. 96, S timn No. M7U. N1 price S8500. Like DeW! $895, 548-46M " '
H1y Look Ut Ovtrl B D TOP CASH IN xi Minutes flttt champloo. Saila, COYer, Call Dual Wk!e Sales d 1965 15• Field a: StrMm •
AUTOMATION
ILECTRONICS
MAPLE "Jmay Lynn" bed, We have the luxest &election 531-1212 * 193.(fM trailer. $425. 646--8252 Oapman Mobile Inc· travel trailer. Xlnt cond.
• ........ ...... cheot, o! .,.w and ............. , Furniture • WANTED • BY OWNER. '61 -·· ... ll.ll-8S71. 11;'/5 * 54S<33I maple dellk and matching 'the Jowe1t prlcea ln Orange ' board aux. eng. Excel. 19ll'i • 10 x t:> with 2 o:-
36 w .. kt d>a~. maol• ,.., ... '°''" County. Come In and,..'" 1144 ............. rt Blvd. Cotta Meta (only) """"· 222 Co~oo. NB ,.......... B,. u tllully Trucks PrepAre1 you for jobs In! rib pads. All in good to ex-yourself. -.... r-Furnltu~ppll1nc11 COLUMBIA 22 loaded, prio. turn.iahed lncludlnl spinet '-'-'=0-----'=~,I
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cellent condition, as a group Francblsed dealer for: tMry •lflit 'ti t -WM., ht. & t.L 'ti 6 Color TV1--Pi1no.. ed for quk:k l&le. 642-.,.,.,1 piano. Adult park. Reu! '35 FORD pick-up, runnable:;. ompu en or ._ ... t• teacher'1 desk •u~ _ _. n.-.-......1. ~--owa" -....--...., Yamaha Plano. & Orgen1 ETC. •-1y •pace No. L.. 2060 '"" ....... ~. ww ;1-f Communications (Antique Gt.), typewriter C 1 -o ,,._ Over l300 invested. FCC 'Llcentlng table, weight aet, make of-Kohler & Campbell Cash In '/1 Hour Power ru sen TV.& Newport Blvd. C.M. $150. lf73 FaJnray
Industry for -!133-2'Jl! aft« 6 p.m. Story & Clerk Pion .. & Organo 1130 Mlacolloneous l600 541-4531 * L I ,_. * Ill• '5 n.E>:lWOOD, % BR. c.M.
COASJ Music HY "9 -ntry 1900. Coolor, ownlnp, Good I==::=:;;==~
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• .,,,,_, _..,. ae.; y~,. piano ar--· ..,, * Allmftll * By ...n -"''shod Clo. ,.. ,,......,. °""'"· -cent...._ Adult · Puk.
547 9471. --"--6 IU9 Newport Blvd. ~ --IAllVR QuolJly Name-Bnlld ladi,., 7; new 2Z HP Grae--. &M-1243 . . • =.::.':J.•.2..= 646.0271 ~-:.;· .... ..::""" Prl., Oct. 4th ...,. _plus fin. To bood, -6 radio. lQnt TllAILER 6 Co11onA, $1990• • . . 730 PM ..u"' -Folly mcbonloal·--· ·' ACADlllY OF mllc. ---.... 24.15. l9'1t! Oean Out Sale Ill )VA4LICH!MUSICCITY : ......... by b. Call .... <lf .. _$f000.H>m> or,cahonaalono, ....... 2 COMPUTU TICHHOl.HT Maple St, A. Coat& Mesa 3400 South Briltol New A Uled Fumil\re 5fl.-8l11 Tuet.&t. 9:~ am. 1Dslan Main. • baths. Space rent cnb' $36
BEAtr'l' lomll'9 cbair &: -* Oxta Mea * MO-m5 Incbtin&, new, beultiU bed-g pm. 833-'1598 EVt:s. Mo. 2812 W. Coat HW)'., Sp.
-d.-ator !abri~ Steinway c...m, Ar11st Mod· PIANO, m._, .,m.t room " Dlillna room -* WANTED * 9, N'pt. Beooh I tliYl1l•ll of -> • ·di el; Wurlltzeor Baby Grand tn ._..__,..., • Qm.+_...._..., CA ll IF 0 R N I AN 2 8 ' $125 (COit -..... es &?)> __ , wiUl· benc:b. A BEAUTY! ~....... ...,.......,.-..... Good Uled & Antique tum. COLORADO River tna.Uer. 8 tique plDk leC'ttlr1 deU ~; Steinwa.Y Prot'@lll.......,.. $325. Call &H-1569 Orl.na cabloets, bu&ts, ~-Hl Uled. Furniture 1401 tiberz~, twin 210 Cl:lryaler x 21 AD mmt. Xll!t CCD1 .
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$100 (coat $250). Miac Items. Model •: 'I1ny Spmet pi· en, curio c:a.blnets. custom WaJ' ' eng., Oyin& brid&e. $12,500, Set to •Plftdat $650. CalJ ~ ano S3t5: Gulbran.ten Spln-2MANUALorpnwitbbench dlvan.t, lave lellbl, chain, Wntmlnle ~·!'~. f!t ~ 531-7936 e.
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Pl•••• 1eitd 111• fr•• In-•. n&EPLACE Mt. TOkanic nne and ma.QY more at ... $400. 53l-'1586 Mt. 6 PM 7.U, coffee tablee, bunk beds, PETS and LIVESTOCK Loaded! Uke new. Low hrs.MO :--TOR HOMIS
I fonn•ti•• •11: oc:, 1 rock. Nno $3'7.SO. can WARD'S BA.LDWlllf STUDIO Wurlitzer <llord Drl;an, cbt'lt cl dr&wen. banging ·· · -Will constdtr trade. 5'8-2434
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....... .. USED PIANOS PRIVATE party will pay aJ color TV I: stereo co.mbl-1M-L Uladtd $6500 n4: M&..a.m
D AUTOMATION 1 laiiic> $8. &U-123S Antique white spinet •• $395 cub for IOOd b9by erand. nation, retrigetators, st.crves, 25 OWENS CAB CRUISER 1 ELK:TRONICS Caah for Furn., appll. Walnut Cblckerln& coo • $845 6'f5-.3256 wuhen. ~ • MUCH ANSWERS Xlnt con:i. Lc>e.ded! Sac! I ............... At• •• I • toolJ. 6'2-7Q15/&t2-69'14 ,,._ n-G--' $11~ MORE' I' . .., nm --
I ........... PhM• • ••• • :.:.:.:." •• '~·-'MM ......• .,;:: Tolovlslon 8205 WINO. v· 'S AUCllON ~ - ' .. ~ .... .
t 8010 -• ,_ ........ ,,.. _ Fmrow -Bum> -Brler -'68 ~·~" • 233 dlx. -~
I CHy •••••••·· •• •·•••••I Office Furn tuN w-·~•--s.._..... 11.toc: .-vno.nu..-1w111 ?I, 11.n.1~· IUC• ........ ~ RBIT ... __ -BORROW 1-M-1--1 ......... . S+•t. , , • , • • • • • • • • • • DU\llJ\,." ~ ~ .... u;o.i a-1.uei
• • , • • • • • • .. SAClUFICE!-New delux~ ComP.etely Guarant!eed ~ Nft'llCrl Blvd. ~en complahlt: "rve Tlr. tit 7 PM. 642-7620
rt ofllc< furrnltart. eoo eam-. Terms New Color TV Beblnd T""''s !Ilda. >at'll. .. v .. """"" to .., ""' in-1.;======= newpo pus Dr. llU!to 252. N.B. Gould Music Compeny Costa M--"'""tax; now, all I bavo to Spood-Skl Boeh 9030 ••"" I f 54&-l!l!O !Our S8th y,.,) $9 PER MO, OPEN DAn.Y 9 to I do lo to BORRDW -• to -'--------'-'-'
IWNO 0 """ Moln. S.A. !5<7"'81 RENTAL CAN APPLY TO REFl!lG II» Kltx:h tbl llw oa." 17·FT. FIBERGLASS
business HouHhold Ooodt ·1020 ORGAN K1nU11 P!ay<r. PIJRCHASE I ' 17 • It perfonn.,.., Ialand<r w·•-·• Llko --·, ..... ~,, w chra $10; SMM ProJ $S; 2 Cats 8820 model In <ood condition. 57 yns med wool carpetir!& ..,,.,, ...,.. .,... ORDER BY PHONE liY rm dJrs. $4 • S7: J beds, ' I:::;::='=:;:::;:;:;::;:; ull$30.Ulldston~.in: $7196. WW aacrlflce! 548•8511 $10-$12; Everyth.inJ;lnthe ~Kittens Complete w/rwminl lights,
4u!n :1151 • ~ Onnce 847-1064 place! ONE~ only, mov. Reg, $15 1 up. MlYklb Vie)>, big wheel trailer • custom 833 DO'IOr Dr., N.I.
646-4153 a.ta !I-. . 9 AM tot PM 7 1>ay1 Ing. m sti.Um• Apt 1, 117•7490 map down cover. Priced for I---------
Aw., FREE TO YOU RCA Color T.v, 71"., 11 l50-C.M. 5411-"71 quick ""' llOO. Pbone 642-II HONDA 3'11 ""'°"'"'"·
Are you ,..niJng your
full potontl11f
Garag~ Sale 8022 Private party. ~ Crwtlv• Arts Cop 1825 4980 after 7:00 p.m. :IOO actual mi. W&rranb' still
;....;.;.:'"--='-----HAND60ME en. ml.I• I.Ab. Have You To Sell? 1967 am.YS. gla.sa 22' Twin eood. New Dunlop trlal
A.BSOUJTELY EVERY· 1 ;yr, 1'llll grown 35 lbs. HI-Fl &Stereo 1210 Brm&tbemto CHAMPAGNE Beige. Volyo-ln--OutJ atmutely Unlverul tires. Xlnt cond. The N.....,,. School of
Buatnetl cften • ;aM!ll
m::tftB program on Wed-
n...:la.y evenmo fur ..
Pirlni womm executivet.
THING! N.B. Q:ll'ldomlnium. Shots 6 Uc. Goo:I. wJd*lrn. COMPLETE iterl!O .......tem. 'lbe llmeyBee'i Miniature Poodle. AKC, \lie Ped. many access. lea Muat aacrUlct $6(Xl, 615--3647
FYi, Sat. am. N . 2l02 BftJa Need• 1 o o d b om e .,. .. , M Bqatellll kr lltud. I would want 1 tban ball new boat irtce CHOPPER-BSA. mint cood.
(Blllffl) behind (lid fii&b, 5t&-23U 1013 fsln~ ~ =~ ~ N~ Blvd NB female puppy in return for $3,750. Area 713: o;...3003 Mol.ded t~ t an Jr
MAPLE din furn, air concl, FLUFFY and~ kittens, Harmo'1-Karden iunplllier i 12 -8 PM. starl ~Oct 7 stud service. 642-0029 14' SPEED i Sid. 40 hp Metallic ~en. asldnc $895. -·-·-will be &lad tn answer an
WH OYen Mile ltem.. to aood bomet. 1 lttJ', 1 tun Genvd chaDg !---------GERMAN Sbepherd. I wks Me.re. with all ace, $450 or &t2-'15f0
21{ Marperite QIM. 673-2185 ch---·-='1 1 ~10/•3 Xln~r, cond. Make oa:: KNIMD fABRJCS for aale or trade. AKC. oUer. 1014 E. Balboa Blvd .. '56 Pontlae Statton War.,
1nquirle&. Allio avaibd>le
in tbe ewninp U'fl ....
trlc twewriten :far bnJsb.
up.
---. $7735 Olamplonabip stock Phone 675-SIBS ._ C1eanl See to Appreciate.
Aeell1nc• 8100 I.AR.GE male dos. part Ter-COMPLETE •t•r•o com· ""'FOR SALE IJ82..ai96 Dial 642-5678 fm RE.WI.TS Good tn.na. MCMl98'1
l'let', II moa. old. Needs ~ pooenta. Hll'?llOI Rardon Rnmanta, aamplH • Mill TINY Toy Poodle. <ll•D_lP· H~ ~ 11.1 )'al'd, M2-M!IB Alk for Elaie stereo f'llOOver. Gerrard as S..t. Qnb' I a.m. to 2 stock. AKC. Stud set\'lCe fmeol"t@d Autos 96001mported Autol 9600 ~ ~~ $270. 10/J tum table. Marn av o :r p.m. 829 Baker, C.osta M61.. available. 56-l09f. ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-~~:;jj~iii~ii;;;;;;;~ij
LIFETIME lift, typewrUin1. FREE: 2 trt:es: ~ mulber-amplifiers a speakm. m1 OOCART: 1 ~. ad. coftd. AKC REGISTERED II
Childn!l itandcbllcb'el. or G.E. RefriaJINd«, 14 ft. !')'. one orange. You di&. Rutsftl t'M. (Upper Rear) $100 er 111'3 tndl: tor mihl· COLLIE PUPS
yoonell ! _Inctiv\dually tu· =\le, aood cond, $40. Rock tm: )'Ct.I ptdl: up. STERro • 1969 um.venal bike tn excl cond. Solld 546-&757
tor'ed. Oillcoat 10 lel90rl typ..1..::~=------548--4032 • 10/{ solid ll&t• conaol.e model. Maple twin bed, mattress • POODLE puppi.Y AKC. I
Ing school. 173 De.1 Mar, CM COLDSPOl' 11 cu ft· NEED rood homes for LJKE NEW! Balance $83.00 box tprinp, excl eond. SOO. week1: 1 tree grooming
543-2859 re~. Good workini lovable Jdttena, various col-or a:mall pYDmta. Qo«Ut Sean TENT TRAILER «xd. ltllCll. 648-3523
cosrA Mea ~Ir:
Kinderrarten. Open 7 AM •
5;45 PM. Full A: % day
1e1111iOD1. Planned proeram.
Reu. rates:. 5'8-8803 * ART CLASSES
by Robert Thompson
Harbor Art& 6'2-9580
TUTORING
All le•els m•th, grd achl
act., HS physlca. 9S2-tlm * CLASS INSTR.1XT100
or pivate
Piano. Accordion, Guttv
Fran Martin 54>5836 aft 3
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE -·· ..
Fumltur1 1000
•Kl'IUIEN 'l'lible, • eb&Jrl: _. . ..,...._ ....
tlil& • -...... bed. ~.~-Knm:
condition. $SI. ~ · ors. MT-385.1 befo~ 6 ~ .o:'>Of -cond $250 ~ -~-~·-· e l'OODLE PUPPIES e P .M. 10/4 SEARS portblt elec dlhlll4tt-No papen, reasooC.ile
AnHqUM 1110 LOVABLE -• 1 yr.S "po=rt:..:l;,ng<...::Gt.:.oo;;.;od;;;• __ l;;.;5"-'00 1<0. Dix m"1&111""""" ""· ' e 1112--e
oooonlY'S Antiques -Mmt old, Ions hand ma!~ It. -........ __._ Prof hair dWti" $3S. ~ BF.AGLE pup Adonbl 9
vac&t'el Help UI \l'lloed! lll'Y· pt. PerUln.. am. siJe. WO~'S *"· ......,... ...._. eoknd couch S25 cedar · e •·•e 1 -k -•··.• .._., ~ 633-&542 1014 i b!ndinp. Never used. cbelt SlO. OcM1 i eds, furn wMc9 ma.le. Sbotl1. AKC .,.... .. ""' .... .., .,, .... ~ Must 11aifice! 538-6M1 or a clotN:nc. 2173 Miner st. dwn1>kll liM MS-3281
O>ut Hwy QIM, . 11.UFFY ..tiite kittens 1 545-2960 CM BEAGlE PUP
V·-~-• Am-._ ""·-male, 1 fem a I °'e IQ! Mal * --c I\.>' •wi.;.a. ~ • ~· M I d VOIT IMk w/ J val A: back * -~-•. '· * e = tum & doelca. Larry yrt e•oo , . M. n.i;.•lnc.u • __ • ••• .,.. 4 ~ US diven nt..--. •--• -· Incl ~··••~ u .. -an , ... 1--2{28 ~.... 101 ....,..... ......._ ·-~111111.' p:>Wtr ...., .. en "-• ..... ~ ...... .., ..... .,._ 1'" wet IUit. Sac! 173-2529 24" rldin& JacobD'I. Sm DALMA11ANS, 2 mate•,
Newport Blvd., ad. 1~ 6 mo old Box-l=al=t=5=pn=·=====" I ena:tnes KinC·O.La.wn. Tor llhots, AKC, II mo. terms * CASH FOR ANTIQUES * er I Beq].e Qloc, bra.vn ail .,..,. ....... Good wfclltldren . Mlscolloneous aalevery""1! 188'iiMertll1 a• , .,....,.......,
atatn. entire sbopa. MS.-013l 1014 -;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;8.;;600;;; Pl CM ~ FEMALE Gceat nan. 11 st.ockt etc. MB-7383 • PORTABLE Sewlne Machlzlt tnOfl. Fawn Xlnt w I
MARBLE top ~ f7S. ! SEVm Uttie Maltby mes to SWIMMING POOL $20. Qpt. Sweeper $5, 5.60 x childrl!Tl $50. Call 968-3t53
drawer drelMI' $85. Carie rive "'11 . mothtt is II Dachabund-Poodle. ~·1 18 Ft Pool, Filter, Surfaee til'ft M ea., misc. items b&ck cbr sz. ~lDS aft 8· small too. 548-«2! 1014 Skimmer, Maintenanct Kit make offer. 2352 Q:rnell Dr. Htflll.:_ ___ _:1830
---FREE Ground Psd. C.M.
S.wing. Ma~"!'~ ~GE•~ ';:· ~~ $149.81 --.-v-A~c-u-u-MS~-.--'<;1!:°~uer~u~ .::e~
l!lfl SINGER. ..W.ut coosdi• P!uo. 548-!rnrl 101< SE CARD POOL 110 up. llc!>alrs & -, .83"1;:.;-9612:::;====-"''-
tnciw:Sed. Tnnder aervice 7 ADORABLE kittens 2 n.... S23 s. N:a1n, Orul.. Reuonable. C.out Vacuum 1~TRANSPORTATION ,... """"' .._........ -~ .-·-•-·-33.l E. 17th, C.M., &G-1580 _ To·...a.. ·--oc-utomadc ....... te, '°""'~hr. 5411--3257 '> _.._. ... -........-.-elter 5 pm.. 1014 I •'"'!~~'!'l'!!!~'!':~!!! I Kl'RBY vaeuum dMntr & Boat. & Y1cht1 9000 Zir·Zeo.-.., bolea."'"" STATUES, ETC. •"'•hmenta. Balance 155.121o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; hem .. tanq~Noat. TAPESTRY owntuffed Finl·•~ to or IT.BS -mo. ~,11 1•
--........ $37.IO d1lir • -aod oom--···· •-~-CUb Cll' alMllDf: $W1 mo. ftlrtable. 5t&-«m 10/4 sult e decor. Dept. 535-12!9
Omru*-l')Od. ca 11 J'R.EE'I J'Ai tl:m choice Ste our ;ro!l.)'I at ··· • LEAVING lta.tt! Mi 1 c -Mth aome white elephanb
sag..ce lert1llzn' all or pt. We'll 3419 Via porto, N.I . tuml~ plua Br 1 din~te and 'MY hl.v• aot to go!!
STUCK 111
·~ -··~ ~·. ~ -10/I TREASURES OF .... 2331 ...... Ano CM. w ..... """' to ....... OD ~ ltwtnc ma.cblne ......... ..-.. ....,......_ "~ •n1 ~· · boat&
:lOll> tweed """ uo. !"""""' ..,,,.. Xln< AU IAIA ~ ""-""'"" m&lol>ln( cbW 122 . 5 0 . e<m. ~ :.... ...... 'a~!_:"° ~T· black HAMILTON Palntlnf be" 1981 -71' H""""""4 er.It
Cl<. altar~
Orqe Dor9' couch , wune. ~· • mier 2 WING-BA.at chairl $75; earlyperlodS150~aire expreamrlser,75bpJOl'ln-
shepherd ..._.. • '65. All Muslc1I lnat. 1125 mt:r. 9G-<la3 l0/4. maplerock: Sop-lMt table S45 New 1tereo tapt deck sso IOll, 1'd~ Item niom, trail·
2 lift new. HM:ln 4 MO. old mtxl!d Wire llaittd w/ t hidden Jfavee, table 642-St15. et.
MAPLE end tab1ea 6: c:ottee Ortin Player Wanted Ttnill", Olll aft. 5. M6-2169. pe.d A 6 Cllpt&ln'1 cbairl r 1 NE LamPt. 1 1 h 1963 -18' McCuDuih 09.tt,
table ad S20 t .U Sevw1J can ata.rt riaht w 10/2 $1J; S A1Yel bar atoal.1 125; ea er fb'inl Scot ere., trir. I or ' away. fl Sln1le ahot 22, $15; 410 rttle chair/ottoman. m 1 x er• 1!M -16' Jettries: Utility,
4 !::'* J5 i ::. ~ ~ 11.wntm own OIVJl. Must ~ J::-..:. ~~in: SlO; nl AM tune!' amplJfttt othtt elac atcil. ldt-Watt. Gray q ., aoocl fiaberm&n.
CK. <Upper nar) =.~~ti Beach 10!3 115; tun •tie mattnlll 110.
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94-JSM \ 19&3 -U' O'eltllner CCig) .-im llH75L 54M7'!1 Larve Morblo Sloi.r ·100 bp ..._, bolt Wik Q.aaltt7 JDnc.._ Bed. TO OD. home only! 2 male 2 aown-BAU
btauW qul1b!d fMur.-. BlJESall2 E Jlat Alto IP po!Xlle mbN p u p pi e 1 • Porthole HARD 1t>P ft:lr '66 "'"'• 1 ete. .ut tmmdaHan, ti&-tn A Nob&« B l'1at darU>et. 56-1586 10/4 or ~t Dttsun. t 1Hck CAil ~ afttr 5 p.m. 1955 -14' Holk!ay at tat,
frame. NIWI' mad. 181. Cb:nbfn&tkm au, dlrlne.t. 2 MAmlE2> lft'Y • white Stereo. Both like new. and wedl~ hot ~ engine. TN»tir.
Worth $250. ..... ftut• eut. Xlnt eond,. Make b'lf hatred ldtttnL Free to 5!1-644! P00L..TABLES, Tta.nla 'nils, 1958-16 Cmtl'Y ~boat
30FA A makNnl km o&r. Satnt ~baa alee-pod ))tome. !41-HOe 1014 UPHOUTr:lt.ING • S79.SO. 2 Poker Thia, Ext r c I 1 In 1 Gray rftlint.
1 '* dd. Jd •· w. i:" tr1e l\lltar. •ma ADORABLE ~ t 11 er pc. tEUroptan. craftsmen) ~'tvJ~1~rce•. ~co~ Y~=
11.1 ._ ~ .... , w....i fiiiiiii -U1P A ftmo!O -t -. tmd. = ;;:; .~~ LAJ!GE _;..... ell poln-UU W. Ooo'1 lillbn1
-· .. ,,,_ -OulW. Xlnt --10/< ' tin(. -le! Ptl """1 N ........ Beodl * 60-7711 iiiii\ ta llt PS; Cr• e 1 mn&. 115-8 2 1WIH m. 1D11tb: a wMb 61 SOLID ltltt lter"IO COD-=~~*!_!511~04'~~·::..:=J· li!'J~~-ll':':':i:m~r.
I M -Sill. Bolh!M) l'I & "-• II-lioz -r.sr COlldltlcn. ~ Dlomoodl2 ~~~ NEAil -Co&e A-~· FIXER Upper 21 '
....... -... _.. -~-"" -ITf, .....,..., ... _ -~ -~ °"""" borne trtaL MWOO ....... m-; '"" 111 -"°""' -6
c::.:;.:i.;J:'s": ---':::.,..:,"' ~'"'"t 6:.! REFlllGERATO'lt 1Z5 ..-.bit--bull 0uovw ""'-..a. Ill .S. .. tD4 wfJet : '='"'• ftYft 6: Mna J0/4 m.p.e )'OUth cMll $10; new AUTUMN Hase M:lnlc Stole S!IOO er bllt dftl"! 96f..«AI
LAY -llllll .. Padltllt ,..,.._ S.fl pZ. WHlTE floor model cw cooltr A). S300. Olll Mill H u n t 14. OORY n.tdDc Bolt. 30 u~ ---•·-, ·-rat> all a I 1 e a , 5«)-.2Q'l3 M&-9377 or wk endl 6fl-3M9 HP ~ mobx -ft', WI '8 pGlll ... CJlll1 -,.......,... _.. 540-D 10/{ • .,.._ ~YUU\IUlll' • ... 1Jll ICHMIDT..l"ffILUPS CO. RADL\L 9a.w 1.ffP 10'', all OLra . Wt.bpaper S&Je! 113 ~ $125. -..moo
.. SN. Matn. l:ldt 2 an'E Ol'lllp: tallb7 ldt· ~ SlZ. Utht oak oft, Wal)er Paint llf W. 11' OENIU\Y Cbr'f1l•r
-TAllLE -Ano -· lWM7llll 101' bed room Ht. ......... 11th St CJI. 60.ms mm..._:.. '800. Can bo , t 4N.nlf t WMJt:l ....... t lll-~lna fUI. A"'1r I PM MH!11.1 bilMi m -.. n ~ NII
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Choosa your TOYOTA from tha larga1f da•ler
with the ltr911t 1eledioft • • •
1969 "COROLLA"
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CORONA SPORT SEDAN
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TRANSPORTATION
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'66 SUNBEAM TIGIR. Oront0 Wtlh a
black herdtop. l'erhct rvnnl!'I end
e cer you would IOYe to own. '2299 Book of $2600 Now Only '64 TR 4 HARDTOP. A cer with e b+eu-
. tlful price. Book of$1690. $) 550
Now Only '66 Tit 4A. RMI roacf1ter; one of o~r bet·
tw Triumphs of 18 to choose from.
Book of $2145. '1999 Now Only '66 SPITFIRE. You will be GREEN with
en.y owning this one.Only '1599
'63 KARMANN GHIA. Metolllc bluo point
with gold pin striping, Interior deluxe.
S.. this one nowl Only $1399
157 CORVETTI. Mehlllc -n with new
Interior, a..,_., one of $ 1199 very few left. Only
DUNE BUGGY. llluo with top. Rudy to
roll over tho country. • Only $1599
'64 JAGUAR. Burgundy, so nice you con
tute It. IY1 e must to -'2899 ind drive thi1 qr. Only
'63 •• '65 end 2 '66 CORVETTES
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ELMORE MOTORS
TOYOTA .
11/J 11..t Nertti el S.. D5ep ...._.,·
15300 Beach ltvd. 894-3322
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HE4DQUAkTERS
ELMORE '66 CHEVELLE lmporlod Autos 9600 """'""°"A•-NOi
MALIBU STATION WAGOI< ;;;;;;===;;;;;;;===:;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;~
lS300 """"'Blvd., w-i---.-U-IC_K ___ ..,.. -·....,.,.
. -·-"""'·--·· CAMPER shell 24" hJrb, 3 '63 BUICK . Skyt.... eood oood., c:lln>mo ""'* t>r ft·
:':','·,:;;,_"';!·'f:: TRIUMPH """'-~ vo11inrt1°it~-r
Senta Ana Hpt, 5t9--362B . 63, TRIUMPH TR '-Qin. ht cu lot on Harbor Blvd.
~ """""· RJH Nn ...... CADILLAC JOHNSON & SON lmperlod Autoo. : ...,. Ex. Nmln& ....i. Al""" Llncobl·>hmlcy
e 8!>ot Cub tor --:i.":"~ !.: ·""° er ..ab oltu. IN ON~STGICACORUNS TY IN1~':..i.~1tt10 Wo pay .... lor UO'lmporl ....i. $7!00. .,._ . .......,. er &e.1.533
,......_ ol ..... ..... '&IQAI>IUJACQ>o,DeVlll•. coun
or coadit1m. 1"1 ., ba1ore '16 llERC!D,ES s.m. rn...1 VOLKSWAGEN Ne-"'111 -1oo11> "' yoo sell ELMORE A. nU mans car. Tan, air t;r klterior. Ar mnd. ad_.nl·,13-·_c_O_M_E_T_Ooovtrtlhle __
MOTORS, lS300 Beach mvd. aubJ. $2850-549-3183 NICIST CARS G.M . ....,. o! -. T!Wy Whit Xlnt Cond. IOI
We1tminster. 894-3.122. '67 MERCEDES BENZ 231lS. IN ORANGE COUNTY a beautiful IMltDmObBe. Try e, . =======I Ar, aukll:M.ttc. P/S, J.m. '86 vw. A wUd ll'ecian l(lid I> matcb tbll.ID)'Wbere at 1;6'/5-3M1:::i:i::======
ALFA ROMEO mac-· 139111· ~ """' want """thing •1u"' -· CONTINENTAL
""" ~ ... opocial ELMORE ·---.., Alie Romeo MG 114!15 '6a Lincoln Contlnenlel v~ low mil•. Slcr1ftot ELMORE MOl'ORS Venelia.n,..flnlab, atrcmd.
$500. ~ Cl" IVtl MG TOYOTA dpower.U~drt\l'ethll
&tMm MOTORS Ph. ~ Cll9 10'1 wD1 ~ tt. Recb:td
AusnN HEALEY SelM, Service, Perts TOYOTA lS300 Beach lllTd., W-To
Complete DIM M.G inventory Pb. 8IM..s320 ovw 15 • "1968" $1695
-... -A-tmlN--H---_-Jl<-.I Seo ... ..,, Auslln Amorlce 15.100 llHc:ll Bhd., W-~ ......i . ht car lot,.. -Blvd.
..u.m -· sooo. H-Now! * ·Cldlllacs * JOHNSON & SON
EVES m7069 lll'f '68 YW's AU co1oro, mocloi.. ~ Llncoln-Mucuey
pwr, ... --· Olota ..... -Direct from Germ.ny Cave up to S15CDI 00 H.lltQ' Blvd. &n-7Ui0 j1rluµort
31111µort s DATSUN & IAVE $$$:1 ALLEN LAST CHANClll s..w ... __ ~-.
'S '69 '88 NEW 'fll '69 'fl SIOO W •---8_, <m>-'1\'30 1U10 So. 0:11,1t HlM.J for a cmvertil:U by OXIUno • u.-a· ~,,. -en•>·--, ____ a--1. .-. •-JI eatal de.tined to bl_, in . '69 DATSUN ' N.,...rtBosch --·---~ --...... ·-· Look ! f j 60--540-1164 '" VW ....., ""1. down, '67 ELDORADO ;,,' ,;,,... ~ -:! .:;
Authorized MG Dealer take over payment 1 Pure whife landau top, bcme;vl Wba.t but't lt aotf
50 000 mi •df • '58 MGA. Roadster good ~ !!dio,al lotl al 0 • French flare red bottom. Hu h.vor ----u _ __,, ,.. tt 1
' ·-·' condi-Pr! pcy. Call alter tru --... 5 p.m. hod .,,.,.iaI "°"" AM-FM/ -· It i;i,".°"~ 644-1381
$186 86 D s. ~1548 1965 v.w. extra ab&rp con-dlr/Stefto,air,fullpwr.Q5 ..-,:-:--:===-==-' OWD , dltl<M>. Now ttr.1. lnquln cub do!o, or wt1l 1ake oldtr 61 HARDTOP-$795
' 86 MGB Green. :W wh~, before s .. 6G-6f1l. Art., s-trade. Will flriance private Omtmmtal, fUll pwr, tac/air,
$53".86 for 36 mo. :::"'~ :'."' ..:-. """· -"""'· ....., :u. 491-ms ... 1 ........ 1ooo1 "' ...-..
'58 MG, $350 -er belt otrel. '67 VW Squ1nback. ~ ~--='evet. m.TSM
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Borwld<H.,.i.o-
008 So. Qut Hwy., L.B.
4914173 -
See Bud at Gmtry'a Ltd., 1n •I t95 '61 CADll.LA.C Sedan de WlelOONTIN!Nr ====~-=-,,-,-
Harber ~ Cen.ter. X1nt a:Dd.I matt ALL POWER tncludina: a1r AL· '&1 80n.
'65 MG UOO'Sede.n. Xlnt cond. VW 'ST ~y l'eltored, cmlltlorrlng, power Jtefl1nt, :an~~. JowPrL ~'. $800. Prt. party eYll')'thlaa: 85 )"ell', power brakes, power 'Win-!S6-6t5 ~""!''""!!l!!!!'!!!""!"',._I * 613-6456 * 673.a. dow1, &-way seat. auto.. tnmkl =======
ONE of a few '871Ai Data.ml======= e '62 vw Gttfn, IOod eon-opener. Radio,· heater, of
""'""" "' ""'• 150 hp. . PORSCHE dltlon. Beat """· Call aft<r """"' Oun. 16151 • • • Solax: Carburetor, 5 &pd., 5 pm 648-trJ85 8'1W<ll8 (l'ulla11:m) -------AJiUFM., w/OYaJ. • chrome ·ss OORVAIR Mmm. red,
rtm., Ir radnl dtttermHal. '56 VW clean. wbl.te w.U.. 'Gil CAD OONV, all b1ack, t!ICel. ccal. Pvt. pt)i ·c\dna
511....., PORSCHE lWL Pr1vato .....,, swo. ,..,.. .,.. -..,. """· 11100. -"" &.
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100o/o Financing .. _ o.A.c.
'A.110 A Compl•+• ln'lentory of New e M6 6t Goup•• e MGB'1 e M6 Midgets • e AH .SprH11
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3100 W. COAST ·HWY.
NEWPORT BEACH .
642-9405 CIAISD lllNDAYI 540-1764
Imported Auroe 96001mportod A-96001mporlod A•IOI 9600
911 S 51<>-9035 ~-~·~'91~1358,~Mt~. ~W~ood!....i':°'=:=:==:=:==:=. '65 VW, Wlll 84blL X1o1 oaa4. '!11 CADIIUC 4 «. ,.. Imported A-9600 4 to choose from
$10XI. * 100 milts.
8!J2..(:i551 or 534-2ZB4
N@W patnt. On1y own•: can lll'OOf ~ roocl mamtenm::e. lj~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
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USED VW
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S•d111. F1111y •q11lpped + S•cf•11. S I 11 r 11 • f. F11lly Cp•. Vl11yl lop, rtdle. Ult•
redle. Uc. TRH201. •q11lpp•d + rtdio, l'op ollf n•w. Uc. WAUlO. re•r wl11dow1. Uc. 146.
$1699 $1699 $1299
'66VW '66VW '65VW
S1d111. F.illy •q.ilpife.I + F•1tl,1clc. fli.ny 1q11lpp1cl + S•d111. F11Uy •q11lpp1cl +
rtdlo, TFT161. r1dio l f1cfory 1Jr l w1w, rtdio. Uc. RGJllJ.
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$1599 $1799 $1299
'65VW '64VW '63VW
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SJ 032. rtdie. lie. &Kl 7 • redlt. Uc. MZU096.
$1599 $1299 $1099
VW TRADE-INS
Near Wholesale To You
'63 MOllZA '65 MUSTANG '63 RAl!CHfRO.
c,..
A99
149.0JOJ
l 1970
$1299
, 67 lillcOll
C.11t. hll ,.._., l cir.
$4299
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after 5 PM 5Cl-alll ' =. ~ lft 4 PK II
'68 VW automatic, red, 4.oo 19ln CADJLL.AC ~ de w I I I d N !!196T!!!'!!PO!!RSCHE!l!!!~9U~.,.!l!!!! .... ~51 ~11150 .. hoot o11... ::.~~=':it..~ e re ran · ew
•Pd , AM'.·l'M'. ra d1o,
1tereotape, mac w b • e 11 , '61 VW S250.
Polo red. Immaculate. SC. • 540.n'.Jl • CA MARO
1141, ut 63. Alt lor Mr. NeJ. J --,,63"'""VW=~i.r-.. ~lo;-· -IJOT CAMAJtO Convt. RS EK-
31M-A 16th PL, CM. aft I sna. bal Prlwte Jl'b', 1162-llJCl5 ....
"" 5 '80 PORSCHE S ll n roof
0oupe. 1'11PP -rac-. VOLVO
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ty nblt ,,.,,,_ 11750. 0.... IN ORANGE COUNTY 'Ill OIRYSLER. Model m
493-4223 Dvet. 493-4988 'M V'a.IVO J ... 6pJct ~ Pl::lwer ltterlnl 6 tnkes.
'6a Super 90 Porsche Ania """'· rol -· .Alr -. Coooole, w/ blk Good cond. e 5'8-623S Jlllt U fftlllb U aia, be, fto1 top. Stm OD be 'nl'·
•57 PORSC11E SUper Ooupo Spodal N~ Oriy ~ Xlnt """'· Pr! "!'>'·
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TOYOTA
'63 SUNBEAM Alplnc. Bolll Ph. -~-.:!'" ~~ ~ lS300 llooc:b Blvd., w-
IN ORANG! COUNTY ·m amv. lMPALA SUPllt
~ ~-· -1961 lll'T. --.... wltb <Dltrua!W Interior.
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ELMORE NICEST CARS il'INAL a.EA11ANC!:1
IN ORANGE COUNTY
'll6 TOYOTA SPORT SEt>AN fJ•.. L•...: I Aut<matic ttalla., W h.p., 30 iwl. UlllG MOTORS
~= = ,.".:",...: IHPORTS l~~
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ll3llS ~ 6IUG...f,AL-".": SPECIALISTS ELMORE --· --.::!;.!!:;" .. ~ HIOll PIRl'OltMANCI -·· CUSTOM CARI MC1l'ORS
TOYOTA
Ph.-
f700 LAllGlm' llELllCr!ON IN Autoo We-ORANGE COUNT!
mil Beach-.• w-.
Bill MAXEY TOYOTA
ltry .. -··'" •• Jkrflt.14 •"' ........ llltl leech llid.
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Ph. 847-8555
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TOP DOLLAR ::!.r S.:.. "':..:.!':
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pte cvpeCet. Power ltffrl. USED CARS ~-.;::-...;..'."'IVh!":"'....ii
a. •mz or a.JW .COlllBJ. OIYIOlfJ 'IT IMPALA a. er' IPd: 1 a Ml, Herth .f r1df11 C.•d · bucket
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NICllT CARS . °"'" M... 848-UOI ::i. ~ t:; :i '::':
IN ORANOI COUNTY n:. PAT • . • 515-6118 ett 4 PM ~~:...:: ·cASH ·~r.:::·.:
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stotllln ......,, -blore at., TaANl-TATION '11 liit\i. lblp. -41P£
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claw. 18$ O:>h dcls. , ... old-'"" v.-.... "' ..... ii OIEYJ:l.LE -....... tr car. 1')mnls $4.1.00. mo. A "1 tGs' doUirs. p..wi tor 2 t1oor H/f, 4 .... fOW/L
'91-9113 or ..,._ or not. Call Retpll Pvt. pty, 1116S. MT-:lllT
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BILL MAXE.Y
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INVITES YOU .
TO SEE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
1969 TOYOTAS
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
• '69 COROLLAS
• '69 CORONAS
30+MPG
THE HOT ON!
$1770
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• '69 CROWN PURI LUxURY $2819
• '69 LAND.CRUISERS ThoWerld'1Pl_ s2155
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TOYOTA . · ...
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' ---1969. CADILLACS·---
JvVISTEK]?IECE. rROJvl THE CRJlFl-:sME'N
' ON DISPLAY AND R·EADY FOR DELIVERY TODAY!
' 1968 COUPE DE VILLE • 1967 ELDORADO
flii1 ts fru1y • fine 1utomobile, f!nish"'.d in satin s
1ilv•r with black vinyl top and black interior. Ful·
ly equlpfMd with 111 of C..dill1c'1 pow•r f•atur•• -:. s El Oor1do. Ci11limer• ivory with m.tchin9 ·cloth
•nd leather interior with • padd1d roof. All of the
Cadillac power 111i1t1 with stereo radio, factory
air ~onditionin9 of course and Vogue premium
tires. This ii trul)'. 1 fine buy at this low erica.
includint pow., br1lr:e1 .. windows· 1+1•rin9. •••••
AM-FM Adio •nd of sOune Cedilla, Factory Air.
Conditionint~
---.:-OVER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SELECJ FROM1---
'64 CHEVROLET
Clltvella Malibu Super Sport. A beautiful
tuxedo black exterior with black bucket seat lnttttor. 4. apeed trarwnlulon, positraction,
Tbomu fuel lnjection, power windowa, wood
--·-"""'" tack, wido oval tin&, radio and but.er, You wan't went ;to mi&I
t.llil one I ·
SALE PRICED •
'68 BUICK
Sport Wazon, 'lbia ttat1on wagon 11: a.bsolu't.e-
ly ktaded with automatic, radio, beater, power
ateerinJ', power brakea1 powu windoWI, poWer
tail gate window, ano ot eourae factory air
conditlonlnJ.. Beautiful bluit with 1lm. wood araln pane.Ulnl and rnatchln1 blue interior.
Don't mlsl tb1I one at only -
SAU $4222 PRICl
I '67 CADILLAC
Coupe ae Ville. Beaut:1ful Monterey Green 1ln-
1sb with Bladt vinyl root and lull leather tn-terlor. Full C.dlllac power including power
vent windOWI and ot cout11t, factory air con-di-
SAU $4444 PRICE
'63 CHEVROLET
1mtoolo ·.,.., ~ Alplno white utmor with
red bucket seat interior. VB en&tne. automatic tr.nsmiu:lon w!.tb eent.u' eoruole, radio and
hater, powtt -L!"rltc olde wall tina, .• Don't 111111 thU areat IJUJ'·
SAU $888 PRICI
'65 CADILLAC .
Sedan de VWe. Cadillac's finest and fully
power equipped for luxury drlvinc, Of colll'Sl!
this includes factory air conditionina:. power
windows, 6 way power seat. tilt steering
wheel, and finished in giearnlne 'I\lrquolle
with harmonizing leather and cloth interior.
SALE $2555 PRICE
'65 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. AutomaUc tn.nsml.ssion, power
ateering, power brakes, radio and heater, buc-
ket seat&, center console, tachometer, white
side wall tires.
SALi $1444 PRICE
'66 MERCURY
PopU]ar Colony Park family station wagon
with only 21,000 carefully driven miln, Fac-
tory air and full power, chrome luggage rack.
Beautiful Jvanhoe green with full beige leath-
er interior. Here's quality at a blg aavinp!
(SVY531)
SALE PRICED
166 CADILLAC
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
SELECTION
OF
PREVIOUSLY
OWNED
CADILLACS • OTHER SP£CtAl V.AlUfS
'66 MERCEDES ROADSTER e
'66 CONTINENTALS e
'68 SEDAN DE VILLES e
'67 OLDSMOBILE
Custom Delta 4 Door hardtop. Factory air
condJtioned with power 1tttrin&: and power
brakes, automatic trammiul.on, radio and
heater, white side wall tires, absolutely beau-
ttful. Satln lilver exterior with barmorrlzin&'
interior.
SA.Li $2888 PRICE
'66 SEO. DE VILLE
Exqulaite Topaz Gold with Sandalwood padded
lop end eold ilnd nylon leather interior. Full
power including tact or y alr conditioning,
atereo AM/FM. door locks. Truly an otit-•t.andin&: J?uY! (ROR 843).
SALE $3888 PRICE
'62 DE VILLE
Popular 2 door Kashmir Ivory with white full
leather interior. Factory air conditioning. Full
power including electric windows and aeat
See to appreciate. {LYV225)
SALE $999 PRICl
'64 IMPERIAL
'67 BUICK ELECTRA 225 • Crown .... , hanltop. Beautiful maj"1!c blue exterior with leather and tapestry interior.
Cou:pe de Ville. Solid gt'ffn finish with green Fully equipped with power steering, power
Jeat.her and nylon interior. Full Cadillac pow-'66 MUSJANG • brakes. power 9.>indows, power 6-way aeat, er ~t.dpment p1U1 factory air condJtionin1. automatic dimmer, AM/FM radio and ot.
tUt-1 .. ••·"""'" whfft, powe.-. door locks. 6 way ,.,,., ........ lac~o &Jr c nditt nl g -·-i. th top .... ;;;;;;".;fany otl•e< 01 th• oxtru o11 ..... by '67 OfEVROLET CAMARO • -~-0 0 n ' "'~ • -•"'--(Stock No. 68'1) of the Ch er Imperial line &nd ts 1n exctl· uwwac. lent condition. (TRJ751)
SALE $3888 PRICl '66 BUICK RIVIERA • SALE $1666 PRICl
'63 CADILLAC
4 Door hardtop. A stunning lllv~ aqua ex·
terlor with matching interior. Fully C.dlllac
itqulpped with power steering, power brakes.
power seat and windOWB, automatic transmis-
sion. The finest tn comfort and value.
SALi $1222 PRICE
'67 CHEVROLET
The most popular Impala coupe finished In
matadore red with black vinyl root &: match-ing black vinyl interior. Completely equipped
with 327 V8 engine, -automatic trarumtasfon,
power steering, power brakes, factory air con-
ditioning, radio and beater, etc. Looks and
run& just like new.
SALE $2222 Pa!CE
'64 MERCEDES
Bem: 2208. A beautiful beige with matching saddle leather interior. Completely equipped
with radio and heater, automatic transmia-
slon, power ateering, etc. Thia is truly an im-
maculate automobile.
SALi $2777 PRICE
'62 MERCURY
Comet S-22 model equipped with automatic
transmission, radio and heater, bucket 1eats
and white side wall tires. Tuxedo black ex-
terior with red vinyl bucket seat interior.
Drive this one home today for only
SALi $555 PRIC!
-------SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN-------
• 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY-9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YOUR FA€TORY AUTHORIZED CADIIJ.AC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA
NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9.100
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68,97% HOMES EACH WEEK! '68 DODGE°'""'"' loedod. ::o=:='-"================" ======:= Xlnt. cond. 17,0CXJ mi $3500. New Cars 9800Ntw C1n 9IOON1w C.rs 9800 546-T13S '66 DOJXiE Dart CT oonv,
VS, auto tran1, air, R/H. n 750. •Mo-3992 aft s pm
You Are Invited
.TO THE
-New World of AMERICAN MOTORS
1 1969
AMX JAVELIN .
REBEL AMBASSADOR
I
RAMBLER
•
See 'I'll-Fualoas Can at
HOLIDAY MOTORS •
IA<lES & SERVICE
1969 HAllOl 642-6023 COSTA MESA
J. ••
'" Dodp Dart, 4 rpd, vt' * Best otter. * can 548"715
FORD
'62 FORD FAIRLANE
Sport Oqle. 8ucRt et&tl,
VB englnt completely OYtr-
bauled, R A H, power ateer-
q, ldHl lint or teeond
car. See ttii. one. Start ol
ThoMooth.....,.i
$195
lat c.r lot on .Herl>or Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
UnoalJ>M ........
Calta Meu BraoCh
1911 -lllW. 60-'llEO
FORD
'58 FORD V-8 2 Door.
Must Sell! $150 or
best offer 642-4998
'62 FORD Fairlane 4 Dr.
New hnlkea &: tires: auto.
trans, radio. $475. f9t....4313
MERCURY
MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC PONTIAC
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$1883" "'~:::··
Over 100 Beautiful · New· 1969's
'
-.. ~~dy for ~.m'!lediate Delivery! .
~ ..... , ·Te1tDriv1 · Yourfavorite . 1~~.,=-. . . ... .. •• '1'11111111'1 "*Rf. ,. .. ,,.... ..j ..... , ..
m~::~::NCE WINI A -NEW ·FORD.! • ~~A V·AILABLI
Or•n9• County'• only •uthorizod OR HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY f.LING FOR TWO .mD·AY !
F11lly •qwlpped with lnttrior end t rl•rlor
d1c.•r 1ro11p1, cll1c br1kt1, whit. w1 U1, air
flow "ntll1tlo11 1y1t1111, fr11h 1ir ht1t1r1
wh11hh!1ld w11h11'1, 1tt.
s.1 ••. s.rvico for Sholby-Amoric•n REGISTER FREE IN OUR BIG Cobr•s. All moclel1 ready for im·
mediate delivery. -• · F-IOO~p~~.~~ .. dy "Going ., r,-,i iriJl Rling'' t:.vvim;.~;·:: o~.i~~·t. ... ~t: . NOTHING TO IUY"'!"NOTAiN• TO DRIVE •••
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your lrll•k. ltll ff~ftli ~ -"'"'"'
homes. Sal••• l tflVltt 1n4 ri1tt1f .
by d1y1 weak or m•nth. -. · ~---
FLEET CBnER :GOOD llUY .;tl'sl
- : · . ~ LAST-CALL .F'oR JIMAL , . Fie•+ exp•rt• 1pecialli• In l•NJ•
or small pa11•nger and tn1ck fie.+
si1les and 1arvic1.
FORD DIAGNOmc
<BITER
So, Calif.'s first. Witch on yeur
own dials as your car 9et1 over 1 lO
vital ta1t1 at anchored speeds up
to 70 M.P.H. Written report in-
cluclad in full prict t'f only: $9 .95. r -, "'\i --.. ·--(':".-Service Cenler ·
74 uJtr1 modern bays manned by
factory tr1lnad technicians. Com-
plete .body and paint shops. ~ir·
port,fyp• cli1p1tch tower 91vt1 you
faster, better 11rvice. Flt11nce
plans to 1Ult yOur bud91t.
Ford Parts Center .·
I 0,000 square feat with over SI 00,-
000 Inventory of 91nulna Ford
perts. . ' GoodyNr Tire Center
Complete s1les encl service. New
incl 9u1rent11cl retre1d1 for ell
cers encl trucks.
Lease-Rental Cenler
Member Ford n1tionel le1s1 plen.
All populer mekes. Ford cleily
rent1ls et R1bh1'1 11vint••
Finance· Insurance
Centers
Tr1in1d counselors 1lw1ys reedy
to help you with fln1ncin9 you
want. Full cover•9• Insure nee · cen
be included in your cer p1yment1.
'1rolley" .Joar ·.
Ride on• of our electric "trt~!'" ·
for 1njoy1bl1 1t.Gpitln9 t th
ov1r I 1cre1 of new encl used cert!
Courtesy Bus Service
Our modern bu••• tek1 you +. tincl
from home. work. or 1hoppin9
wt.ile your ur 11 bein9 serviced.
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On AO Remaining EE! Ford's 1969
''Going Thing'' Value Book _
A treasury of ideas and values you'll refer to again and ego in. Y °"" without
obligation when you registe'r!
NEW, DE~()NSTR4tORS,
. · IXICUTIYE CARS!
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:~ ~~~.!.~~~P. .. 20 ~ ·-$495 ., tr141 S2J ,1, 1t11., 24 1'11nth1. - _
Trt1Jnsportatlon Specials
Now 1ver19in_t 15 cars p1r ~eek incl .now
cen .,. retalled et whol111le fo the public.
B11t th1 clealen on these older cert.
SAVE!!
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'64· Thunclerblrd HT $1·29·5 F11lt-( _eq11!ppN. Ilic• tep. WOEI I J. 20 %
clowtl or" +r1lle 116 p1r ille., 24 1111.
'64 Pontiac Catalina 5795
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tred1 $39 per 111•., 24 111111th1. . ,., .... J4 -ntti1. 0 7
'65 Ford XL cV8 · ,. w495
Air IH4. C111vt. fllll ,.Wlf, Me. ntlA.. I
JO% lloWn 1r tr1d1 $152 C' 1111.,· JO "''·
'62 Dodge Lancer s495·
fulfy 1q11lp,od. UYH2111 , H~ '•--1
tr1d1 StJ p1r "''· 24 1111. ,
USED · CAR SALE PRICES GOOD FOR 72 HOURS ALL PAYMENTS FIGURED ON Alll'IOVll> cmrr.
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'65 PONTIAC GTO
2 Dr. H.T. VI , po-r 1t .. ri11t, 111to1111lic,
r1di1, h11t1r, ftctory 1ir. INZl1171, C111r0
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'65 CATALINA , ·
2 Dr, H.T. Hydr1W.1tic, powar rlttrilit,
rtdio, h11t.r, white will&, ftc+ory •Ir. INZlli21:77 ...
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'66 PONTIAC GTO
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rodle, hoofor. r.4 ~l,,.1-•. 17,«Z m.i1,a. .
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'66 LI MANS .
J Dr. H.T. vt, 1•f11111tlc, r1'10, Jt.1hr,
~whit• w1l~.ff~ (fl&IJJ); C.tTer c.,.
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2 Dr. H.T. VI, 111te1111t!C, pa.ffr d11rlnt1
r1dl1, h1eter, 'wt.It. ••II•, Yinyf top. UVM67$2377
'66 LI MANS
2 Dr. H.T. VI, hydr11111tlc, p-•f lf11ri1MJ,
r1dlo, h11t1r, whit1 w1ll1, l 1cl1ry 1ir.
IRZ>.1941,S ~rf1r Ctre Car.
$2477
'66 STAR CHIEF .
4 Dr. S•dori. Hydr1111otlc, powor 1t1orl"t•
r•dl•, hootor, f•c .. ry •ir. IPIOAI. Cir·
... c .. $2277
'67 FW8UlD 400 ' ' ~ . -v.. owfo111otic, IJ'WOf ·'M rf11t. rodio,
. h•ofor, vl11yl!l'oof. IVTn6l)._.GortOT Cotto
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CARRIES A .100% WARRANTY ON ENGINE, r•dlo, hootor, ,., 11"''· •1•1•• topo.
TRANSMISS]ON, & REAR END PARTS. llUMl:.-c .. , c.,. · .
rnRA SPECIAL~ . ·,C2~7J ., if
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'65 PONTIAC f . ·~-
Gro 2 Dr. H.T. VI, 4 •p11d, r1dio, h11t1r, .1277
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'65 MUSTANG s1·0· .....
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'64 CORYAIR ' -;· .
Corsi Dlw••· llodio, h11tor, 4'1p1ecl. IP$U7171 an
'65 VOLKSWAGEN
ll1dio 1~d h11f1r. IFllA.1
'65 RAMBLER
770 Co11vort. VI, 1uto1f11flc, r1dio, loto1f1r,
WSW. INll.P4611
'64 PON·llAC
:r\111po1t 4'0.er. VI, 1wfOt111tlc, r1•li•,
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1Jr co11d. INl.11041 1-MAMrftlitf con l"lld If ......, so11.
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$2111
'67 CATALINA
2 Dr. H.T. VI, hyclra111otic, itowor 1tooriftt.
r1dio, 1tolt1r, foctory 1lr. I No. Ml, C.r•
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'67CATAUNA
4 Dr. 6 p111. w190n. Hydr11111tlc, powor
1to1ri119, r••lie. h,o,tor, focto'l' olr, How
car W1rro11fy, fVCll 61 ), C.tnr Ciro
Cir.
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'68LI MANS
2 Dr. H.T. YI, 01to1111flc, po-r 1t11rl119,
rodio, he1t1r, whlto w1ll1, fo ctory 1Jr.
N.C. w1n111ty. (VVU711 I, C1rv1r Cori
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'68 PoNTIAC GTO
2 Dr. H.T. VI, hyclromotic, l"wor 1fMf•
1119, rocl:io, hoofer, whito wol/a, (YTM706l.
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dlo, h1ot1r,-110W ••r w1no,.ty. IVTL.2 5tl.
C1rvor C1rt1 'C.r:• .•
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'67 CADILLAC
Covpo D1Ville. Pewor 1t.orin9 • broko1 •
wlridow1 • 101t, liol1-': liath1r i11t1r., S••·
fo11'1'1 910011 w/bl1ck p1ddod roof, f1cfo'l' '''· "'$5277
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