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Home My WebLink About1968-11-14 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesaf I f " ' f • • • • \ .. -· .. Reds Bt,iildit!fl lJp ' -. ' \ ' • • The It ' . • • :'; . .os.:e~s ,. . . , .. ~ : ....... ~.-,· . . I !• J•··r"1!'1', .:. .. J ~-... • ~ I • . . ,/ • . . • . . ,. . . • . : ' . . . . r . . • " ·:a -, • • ' . i ,. • ·~ . r.' .~ . - ' .. ': • .. -....----.. , ... _ • • •• . . " •·. I f .,. ' • • ' . ' • fl?,~ .i;f> NO. 27-t l' SEC!l_Ol-IS, ,3_8 ! ... ~ES . '· ~em;hMax .VowonBond, Fancy, Travel SCbeduled at ·Library ' • '~ . .,.. .. , .. ORA~E COUNTY,~CALIFORNiA :._ JHUJtsQAt. t!P~ 1'4, .~96t . ' .--" ,... ~ ~.., aNTS • I ' ~., I • I ( . ' !Ji • • l in.-. ·Southland t Al\ .. ·~·· • • ' '·' · C.ut l Ir , r .. / .. ,,Jn.Accident~· • •• •• ~~;1 A .,wokt boy "and a Bl~ •• -... added lo Orlllp County'& "'a"411C -tnlllc loll Wednead"1· ,.. _, . ·.-i Bair, t, <I 11• Maaaler Ave., ~·A...,... lloftll!F J-........ ol lltfen!!le. • ,._ -pollco 11111 ~ Bair boJ cllod -.. ' ons _May Si~-T,alb . . .......... tll!lllllt'lt-• w~...-T...,w=.,.8t'b=: s111es ...,id .otue"witb li.aool" "Mr. Clllfonl bal lo explain what be meana when be aaya Iha United Btatea II pttplftl! 14 ~ ,_.. bobar'" tho North Vlelnameso llld.''ii"~" • tf~de...... ~ J. -- Nixon ·Nam~s -Special~'Ai.de -. . ... . . . . .. · Sediile1 t';titiirney Thtrii. to~ Join 4dmi:~istratj.on ment. !>wlglit o:· ElsenboWer, wu not ln- Ehrll$nm> laid that; In the )ut, the ierested In ietumlhi lo that aiot, a!lhoueh White Hooae ·cou~ Mi;~ '.Involved he was act1vely Involve<! In the Nixon in speechwriting Md 1imilar activities. , campaign. .. He said that ...Wd not 'be the cue An early choice ol . ~udget dlreclor Ill Iha Nlxon adiillnilltl'ltllJIJ.: . · • · was dictated by the lai:l lbat the bwla~ Eb!'ttchm"1,11 ll oaur.e.ol,.iaco-, making ·~ for: tl\e lt'/O llscal year Waab, a graduate o! U,. unlverattY. th.\ beglnS ·ntz1 Ju)y I flrtlidy:ta wtil .of c.lildrhla•at U>o An&<iles and recelv~., under waf, . • hi! law degree from Stanford Ulllverslty. NlJ'on· aides· s8id fllat, 11lace President He is married and bu five children. Johnson will present the new blldget Ziegler aaid N. l)ajl been on the to Congress ,before leaving office Jan. telephone , lo. -loiial Jud!" 91 20, the PresidenW!ecl -wlli be aoverely botb oartles to 1peill of "his ~on· llmlted In 1n*'<lnl 'll1llor i:hanlr.. In for (illl cooperattbn betWeeri Congrea What ls always a 'MUSI~ and detalled and the president" on mattet1 of naUorial blueprint for predicted federal outlays. interest. · ... Quite naturally, Ni.Ion wants hll own Nixon wu repoited llUSh1ni . toward man to be as act1Ve u possible in 1n eari, ~er1i QI IJli · cboleo the budget-making proceu. fOf' an~' federal btJditt dtrectbr. : . · The President-elect, while In New Sources close lo Nfi:oa Yid lbat those York, has been holding a aeries ol lllff under conaid"auon !or the important conlerencu aimed at Unlng up bis pro- poat lnciuded T. Norman Hurd, budget opective iVhlte House ata11 and, lurlher dltector for New.Ym:k.State, and CUpar In the' future, recrljiUng talent !or tho Weinbe1ger, · 'Cllilornia'a .director of Cabl!let and other top posttlona. f~. It ,was wxlerstood i.tbat Maurice He took a breather Wedneaday nl1ht Slims, wbo once 'beaded 1ba budget Ind, with Ids family went to tbe bureiu.iD ihe admlniltra.Uon of President Broadway musical "Geora:e Ml'' U.S. Troops Turn Back Red Assault on Allies ~ • ·~-~ ''wl _,.......,. my inalstenct, that that be done. II " ~ ·· · ·'Parao.. .. ne_, ....,Jeer-' · Nlml ·AJd be talked with Jolm!on V.: 11e' y , pl~-~-· · V~ 1· by telephone Thuraday morning. Ull .uµu.Ka1' P?esli!en""1ect Rlcherd Nlim lends suppo-"•• band to New York He Aid Secretary ol State Dean Rullc .SAIGON (UPI) -A Communist force cavalrymen ran ·the copunonhl 1- Cl •""'6 estimated a\ 1,000 men attacked an out· for the day to 337 dead. . · . "· • . :Requ. es-t : ly policeman after officer accidentally bumped into him on street. a1ao had given him lllCb aaauranc:es . lndd~. ocourred. as Nixon Jelt temponuy headquarters at Pierre •ta White Houae brlellng Monday. nwnbered South Vietnamese ranger bat· The attacking force_ waa parl ol a Hotd far ~bloct. walk to his F1f1b Avenue apartment. Alter lbat Mooday -ion, Nixon llld talion near tlio ·Cambodian border mighty buildup ol Nortll·Vleloam and • ' · Lo · he bad told the Prealdent that the outgo-Wednesday night and today and was Viet Cong forces in tbe border area F.~'.f' Small lS'; ' · · ·-"" -Ing admlnlstraUon can •P'lak !or th• thrown back with 287 dead when u.s. ro-miles northwest o1 Saigon. u.s. In" :-~~=./:;~~ }~~·~.--·~ .. ·:~ .. -.· .. ·~,1. 'uain Denies Plea i?::::~~-:~;, ~ .. ~~'~ .. ~~~'· ''I .. E:~r.:~~:u:=;r~ V.ilq J'llnnllli Comm1sa1':'£ili'1 ~~';:\ ~".te Nixon llld the mangement wilb Ca S Th f · dlvialonwasmovedlnlomeotthelhreal. por~ !" ~ requeatocl by T ! n ( ' . ·p T . l JohMon did not gIVe him veto power r teteo e t South VtetnamosemllllaU' llOllrCel llld J • .Ray QmlrucU"' eo .. !"' •t loll o -uar. ress at : ··ria :r~l~.l-'·ucy declalon. "Nothing . ~;:,,,m:hi.:.i~!.'11.J:~~= 0• 11.5 acres nonliwesl ol the in-• • .. ' But he was not explicit on the question F amiJiar Tune held last arld cdrove back the e110my, ~<l'I ol. W~ Avenue and "" • 1 · of w b a·t would happen U t be Johnson killing 120 Co uni9ta ho bad tried Nowbope Slr<et.· Attorn.v·l.!andiaUJ!c1'111man's renewed .Quarter million dollars In live large laun-d · •~-" tt1·• d--'M n--~· ol car· s•--. .-.... have to bre·' "~•~the det-"· per•-·•-1• ( Averaae lot tile in tba. nPl'lo ....... ....1 d --:----~ l'i.'.:...,.,. ..,,, c1ry· bags It took !all ssl h... a nuo ..... a1.1on se cU upon a ~ou nci-... .co·1'V 1•11~..... a.a .... """6'' 11m;;1oQ de~t would be 81000 ~t ~:.~.HJt: ~ ... be ~arred from sheriff• deputies one ~i:;: to ~t itgnf;U with whlch"he dliagreed. · become a 1amUlar tune to Huntington WhQe. U.$. artJlleey and planes joined but would ,. u law u "J,?OO -uare. a Superior amt 'trial Wt again re. . ~.He saJd that point waa not d1acussed Beach J>9.Uce''. . • . .the growinl baj;tle, tlie,f,int (:&Valrymen feet. ~ jected Wedo~. . Jildge Speinl, apparenUy baffled by ,~. He alao said he bas no Over tbe ·wl. }'W ~ than 800 swallned In by helicopter lo aid the A ..-onlinaoc:e Cllll far 7 ~·--Judge William. ·• Speinl rel,used to bar Schubnan.'s renewed arguments that ~ment with the broad general stolen stereo reports _have been filed, em~tUed allies. The cavalrymen killed """"' 1 .----.-.. -publicity of. the Trautwein cue 19 iii ou.tUnes ol Johp.son's CUrTent Vietnam says Detective Charlts Gregory. The another 167 cl. the attackers. foot Jot me m ntmnms. ' newsmen fnxd his comtroom during conf!lct with "free press, fair trial" 'polltj. , recovery rate ts from 10 to 15 per~t. Other air cavalrymen fighting tbrau&h Plannlng Director Stan Mandleld bas bearings jliio 'rape cberPt llled against ~.set out In the AmeriefD Bat And be also oald lbat Jobneon II keenly he addl. . a rubber plantation on I y tmee miles ncommended denial ol tho ~ ~· ·Charles 'Jc ·Tnulwoln,_..,1, ol llll292 Alloclat1on•1 Reardon r..e~ lo Id . ~wiro lbat it woqJd be ..,., difftcull To .facllltato tbe return ol llereol to frdm ' the rang~ ,outpool ldUed 111 ad· qoest. Manalield llid the trld _. J ;.Q-almero J:ille, llunlingtjji jloach. Schulman '1 h Is ls not a . .aai!i'.$iepard to -m any IDljor foreign msttet . ........, ~ ·-Ill t;oOP.eratioa • . with .dltlooal lO . COlrimuD!sta •• • Joa ol 'Wll. not unique enough to Wiil.*¥ _ G1" -~ He t1iif _quashed SclnJ1P,ln.'1 Vlea that Cale," ,. : :~~fl._,, .-'\'...~ ~ the UIUl'IDce that It would merchants, art bfferlng I. regfs:t:ri.tlon two Amerlcail deacl and fl\re wounded. ception lo tho 7,lllkquar<:loot lol ~ ·,·,coo11 ~ be "aecjUestered." He "II you wall<ed· out of ~ 'l!O•~ted and approved by the aervice Saturday starUng at IO a.m. In U.S. B52 bomben pounded the nearby rule. .... ·mened SCbnlman'1 renewed motion !or and asked anyone In Uie .~·~ they ,JilW.~aUon. the parlclng lot ol the Traveling Mu~c jungles. "Ii ~ot·'ilnue4rom .Onnge County ·!mew· wbo '!'ratrtweinc W8!> dtcoul of . <"Nliolr:lilll Murphy appeared toptber Center, 111555 Main St. in the Five TbeSoulhV~ese angettaulfered Man DI._ of Atta_,:· bac1t to~ Judat Simuet Dre11en: 1.000.~':..i~:Jl~ wd, . , :ai.a,11riot """ caiference at the Pierre f,:11 atiom>lni ·Cent<!:. n.. "°'."le< 1s rour dead .1n. tbeli ~. a 1pokesman ~~ ca, Jl!dp ·Drellen rel)/aed lo C01111der lbat "And t n-jlet """,...llrii')lil.~ys . &tel ·10&on aatd Marpby'a 1Ml11J!menl p u will later tbe 1 rep<rted, whlle capturlni to Comdumtat motkm Jn a ~ ~ ·• Week . llO. you •Vfid '~'t. ~ htwelif..l.~·, ;ii •4e:liiPorll'1 one during the translUon ~ ceby ctrtv~'. license n~ ~ soldiers, 70 weapoa5 and 3,000 rounds Crashes on · Freeway' An Anlbelm man died ol an apparent heart atllc:lt today wblle driving on tho Santa Ane Freeway aoulh ol Ball &ad, the Cllilornia Higlnray Patrol ,..ported. Ray Heywood Scbllli"I, 12, ol !00 W. Katella Ave., was not Injured by !be cruh wbon bis l!Olllhbound car hil the center dlvlder of the freeway an d overtumP.d at S a.m He was proOOuoced dead at the scene. DAllY PllOI OlAHGt: COAIT rY•LISHUtG C°""AHY n.11111 K11¥{I .... n•-• A. M1r.lil11t Mlfl9el"9 '"r.r All,ttt W, l1f11 Will!tM lttl o\MKlll1 """'' .......... _,. l!.illl' Clly l.1flltir ............. Offln lOf Jth lltHI trA•m"t A44r.t1: P.O. I~ 7t0, f2641 --....... 141Mf1i m' w..t .,. ... ..,...,.,.. c.. ..,,...: a w.r .,., """' ~~1 1'1111'-..tA- 'Al''l!IBl.lim!l lbe''inaidl\ii: Judll lllled from A-.~·~;t~"IbeJil ;:. pcriiit•11!a llld Murphy will have an keep 1 crooo r,eterence We at tbe pollce ol ammuniUon. U.S. loaes in lhll battle · -·-·8Iinlid Ill. ~n-!'I! are adequlit&' · • ~ • .. Ji~ cllerit • .o(llc!1'Qicellt lo that ol Dean Rusk. ataUon. . • were not-"" .. away lrom tho ~ ~· Jn our court ·""*"'"'· Jliad"l dOo'I -r~· ~i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;i~;,i;i,...~-iif;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Oi · -'l'r~a_ trial Ui 'ICtild:Jled tb '.wt tbint h1I chinCur,Ot-a .fili1$1 hav' 11 ;. ··-' WedDelday; .~Be JI accURd ot· raplnr been prejudiced.'' ~ ~~~:._..-,,,or · · : ~ · · "" 1 former~ durlnl an lllegoc Earlier •OIDl\'enll '.llJ,' J11dn_•Spolra ,_;' ... · · }41"-~ · · brW<-lltal bot'Penlnaulahome. 't the sewna ·ct:•bill'.tir,~hleln ·'· •'vi(. Trautwein. Jl}il'1ner In his m1llldriaii1 ,.,. lreely ·ltfertOG' ta:.l'll i'.f!<iek •11!1 ' '·: - . ' • · father's D\artne ~ft buslnea :It.~·' ·Jy ~~-'~.I.' : ,.t( • ... -'~ - Newport l!ucli,. w•· JOdlcted J by ~ .·, He .~"lo·.J~ lielr.en that • Oran8 -OJunty Graiid Jury. H•"w"', lodge ~ mefied'~~-"ru.utweln's charged with •ettellljlled·rape by for;:e, .'j>ast ~~ tl.llii, ·Olmo tVM ' ~ "P!!~u' "Jo ... • , ·~:..'?. ,-; ~ ..,. \...-.• au-"'-' r ,_. tl!reat and iliaiiilt of. of!erise " · --·• • ... i • ·;,~:.; with lnte!tl lo cilb)llllt'rapli and I>ur,w;. ,'"" ~._ ~-, wu • ·~ ~ Wednelda1 that ''made,"'l ~1o .. i'Pi6Uhnd the "news medf.,OnlyJ;oc-interested • llltDlal cue." _ ;r.: in thll-case when ril1 client's ball was J~e -~ ~~ ~er1 t_h,at set at $250JOO and thil1lll1 waa dellvered ..Jud&O Slielrl<·"colninlrila iiad . bein in cash'lWldi U.tber .. ,.. · · "~ led1ma1i ~-on 'lthe C.,. The !all>Or,...P~ Trautwein, 19118-!!0u-&lori ;hiiD and Jepn,~ In lhol • daf J!ol\d, Newp<ft 'Beach, deli•ertd lhe they atemined from !IY'idtlltg ,?f ball ••1-"··~1 .... ·~·~ -.. { . . ·-M~e, 18, Pleads .~uilty. In ~o~st BludgeQ;n Slaying A YOWll ~ !'endlelon M.v1"' ao--1n~u\. ;ii;. ·~bitter.' ;ppooiuoa 1rom cused ol lhe .~ deltb OI 0...., ..llio ~ atloiiiq'a alflOi\. • de! Mar Insur-••·'·slit "--·~· -body •+°loulid Ill • • . ' J. · (Jarrett ' , --·~ • . ~ ED IALEI t ' ' . ' • __, ....... po61'ol blo4ci .... ~Iii his Cororii' L)'OllS, todl1 )\INdod llUl!ty ~to ~,-'llOW1-fa<>ldAu;- mantJaugf!ter._. ;_,. He -~ w dto1b, 1111 Juvenile coWt · autboriUea on!ered ..,. -mllllliii. llllCI lalli' fl>mld ll>m> n •••• ,.. "''"" U19fort1bl1 sof• Sllt11t1 1.W ..,,.,, .,-. i...!1 for NOw -.299.00 • Edwin WUllam Cb4t Ill lo return lo doatd In~ ·!lo. court Nov. II for ·1..prob1Uo0 ~ Newport S.-.JIOllco-aaked the and oentencing oa tbt reduced cbarp. 'FBI lo eot« ·1111 cue .-i coodUl:I lab Four alternativ• lace tho julflo who loltl cm 1111 C#. • oentencea the lf."8Hid Morine. Ho L~ I M-y......id bathe!« bad Uved can order • strllgiil I,ribo!Jon, eommltlll qule14' and alool, itll wu lllrlad Iha to• CGUnty Javeollo .lnltitutlon, nlorrll. -WI'/ "i JllQt >I. ~..to 1 Cllilomia Youth Aulbority o.la' otha bodJ. ' • ., ~or • ~Y ~ otady or~ II 1!114.J-·Ibo 1'111 ..,111\y mt...i · cxmmitment lo I CY A locllilJ'. 1 h\ C11 tbt """"" fa ll'd~O, Ind., A wh:l1 selectkNt of Ftibrics encl Colon to chao11 from. • ' ' With Skim 150. •""•· -y..,. /cOorltt lnleriM' dafgncr ~ be flam lo Clllffl I/Oii ••• . , PCbott, Wbo WU AJl'QL 6ocn Camp .od ....._ ··"'*' Ho Wiii ,wall<q eodJelon It the IIi:iie o( tbo ldlllnfl pMDlllll aloal t l'lllclaial atnel. 1ut May ll, Weal illrwgli juvenlll <Wl1 Cbotl llld -llma ll t, SUUl ln ,.PFIJlloHAl , . 2116 HARIO• ILVD • .procedurea becauae ha .... i7 on that '..,....attic of u 1l'ldlaMpolll couple IM'tlRIOA DlS!&NERS • • • 0,11, M ... " th11n.Ja FrL f.te1. COST,A MESA, CALI!_. date. !0< . 11VW11 day>.' People In lhl "'·0111 .. .,..,, beJud1e Bruce Sumner's nillna that bo nelcJI~ had -living blm hlft. II _'!'"_::::::::::::::::::;::::;::::::=:::=:;;:::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::!...._:.J regarded as a minor wu made douCa. ''4 • • • • J • • • • • • --• • • • • • • • ~ ·' ' • . . . vat:.'~r.-N0.·,1o4.'(se~10Ns. la PAGES. .. • .• t • • ' , .... .... -· -. " < • ' . : e -·> •.. . . ' I -' ~· ... ' ,_, -' • . Mari~e. Adfil·its . : ; I ' ' 'Guilt in _CdM < ' -.. Bltr~geon .Death . ' .1 • :· : .; ., Tramta F~tvdl 4pprOvaJ ~ged- .~~ tram ls.to tbe-J'estiv~J:of Arts in;-;L&gUna . wJiat tile ·'Cable ..car i1 to SanFr~' .• ' . ·'nlll at 1 the assessment of Mtt •. Helen ,. ey for. fello~ ·Festival tioUd m TUesday. , They approved a new two-year contract with Venice Tram-Co. at Mrs. KeeJey.i_, urlin&'·'She '.show~ pictures ·ot ~a lnew tram with belll and steno~c' music and a:i.x ·t i m e 1 the power of the other trams.. · It will,· she said. i!havt a tram ·trip from 1.5 to 10 minutes. . A yQUllg ~. PendletoD Marlne, ,.,_ cused-..of 'the liludg~n..d~th ·ot·Coron.a . de! Mar Insurance_ onalySl!t G<orge Lyons. . today pleaded guilty Io manslaugl!.ter. · -· Juv~e court aut&Orities ordered Edwin wiluam Chott . m· to return to court Nov. 20 for . a ~batioO ·bearing and sent.enclng on.th! reduced ~ge. Four alternative. face the judge· who sentenCes the lS.:yeai~d Marine. He can order: straight probation', Committal to a county juvenile lnstih\tion, referral to a California Youth Authority Center for a to.day diagnostic sµidy or indefinite commitment to I CYA facility: Chott, who Was AW.OL from Camp Pendleton al the· time of the killing last Miy 19, went through juvenile court proced\Jies,>becaUBe be . -WU :11· .qn that date. . ~-"-"Judge "Bruce Sumner's ·nuing that be !'t _ reg~~ ~-.t.:~Ol" w~ ·= m, lhoO ~.!>!.\ l>i!let_,,,,9J'OI~ the d1sttlct ·attorney's Ulllce. Lyons' nude body Wit found In a 1"1'1-111.J>io<lll f!l lbJ,fW' IJl.bis Corolla ilil"iW'~!"'J~~,'jiil:lgold Ave. ue ~:.> -·~•Jo' aeath. Ills . c>r<~1uiSaiiig'aoo ~let found •ban· -bLS~eld, Mo . .' · ' . · N'~ BeaCh polic< 'llien•uked the FBI to enter the,cise ·and •condud lab tests on the car .. , lqOJis,' a 181•Jl"<ild'!Jacl!elor had lived qul>tl)" arid. iliih<.: ~ . "14 . buried the same way. oo Jtiiie 6, Noliody claimed tlit~. • I, ,;,' '1n liiid.June, the • 1'BF ;Sui~Y moved In on the smpect In lndlanapolls, Ind., and arrested Chott. He was walking penniless along a residential street. Stock 111 ... Jceta NEW · YORK (AP) -The stock market's postelection rally foundered late this afternoon on profit taking. Trading was active. (See qootationJ, Pages '26--27). ' ' -. , . • • '· - j' • • ' ' QV9ABER I~.·~~ • I ' ? u: ' j ; -~ ' ' l, I ,. ZoneOrdinance RelJisian ' : . , , .. Before .C-6uncil .. Dec.·.20 ' . I ' " TEN c;oos' " , " . • , 11'eaiJa•, , : 'lbfncl'wlll~uptjllt~.~ .the l(eolhomioli ._t1, alongwltJ!'" -~-oft$ along the ,__ anc1 n fllrther lnlapd. 8ljl no rala ld liclJI,. ~sms TODAY -, ---, a -. --., --. , --·· . -. -.... ... , -H =--" :-'I .- -. --· --.. ~:---J ---ti.: .. = -~ -. --.. I ' " \ I I • • • I DAll.Y I'll.Of t QDs May Sink 'ralks. . ;. X~valriatlori ·:I \1"1 i, ~ ' Of.. Schools . -' . ··Being_Made , -. • • · 'P '• ·-t..,,,. of five :;...,_. ml ~n~~-~•w1 r-- tcbool adm1l>lalrolDn ls currenll1 al : Wbrk oo an evaluation of the lAg\ma ?' ~ Unl(ied School Dlatrtct. •". Thi ieam. bked by a.., llCbool boor<! ·~-ii·• eo:.t o1 '13,aoo; ls 1ootmc, 1n1o c:ur-rtc..i-llDanc:e, yenaimel a!ld puhllo ·!'~. !I wW '-' Ila flndlnp lo _.J!>e bOard by the f1l'lt of Februa11. • • "S\q>t. W1lllam Ullom oald the b9ard • thoulhl it woo!d' be • gobd i<!t' lo pl oulllde oploloo 'oo bow .It Is doing. A prevloua -.wu ,cooducted iq ~I al a cool of tlO.lllt. 'be.said, ~' that the cumn1 ltudf' Jw!ll updalO' l1li\ . earlltr a. s..~ r ': • L..t ___ .,1- -,,l'li'S' ........ ~. -..... .. lroill,' ......... :n 'n.fl2r? • lal<OI•-""' •1 "2 and "our~ In Parll bavl brouflhl 11111 ~ ~ tO ·llto atleoll9o o( lbt North -· • . "Ai life ~d<nt and ~ '(of defeme) Cllffofd have made' clear, ' the Stale De~ added,. "our Position ls Iha! ll'rious lalb could DOI lie -duCted If tbe DMZ were abuaed." , C'Miclel• -6d.1 ibl "8lllD& WU IDlde Headlng the survey ~JI Dr. Ol&llMY W. W11lilml ~.r;: fdatiooa · "'ill'-• IUltanL He ii ,-D..of lbe DepaJitf. ~ .,..."-• ..,... .... • • • _, .11.... • .. ;r ""' " Mn a1¥111 ,..,. g:i~ ~= -~\ _ 111• N'••rts .Car.. DltelM!ff£itt ,.,,..._._,, Sniashup <:',-• .. Dr · llavid D JliedtiniiliD Is ~t or, .. ·~ . ~~~-,....~.,. for Oi.me.tar; curr1cullilO .. ~-.-COll&M-.JO..A. Luklii.s, rr, wu:W-early .'T~~o Pl~e. t.>}d mginv,.Y ~-i>fficers he He i. 'd>airm&n of ·u.o l)eporinjeril' oil. ·~y-11!,hll!D lje4oot·conttol o1 hla ~car on San • 11\'.el"Ved to.avoid 1)ow moving veblCWJA)outhbound ~ J><\""Uliiio{;Cal 6WO ~-•lnP·~ and -up In dltoll -lfoar Euclid ·rtane,.He W..'in-1a~toly _09ndl\l&liat HunUng- lleacA. · · • . Street Olf-ramp In "Fountain Vlllley. 'Ltikllls, 2851 ton hitercommunlty Hospital today; . · 1>r:·Bobert C; ~naNnt ttalf pea:IOD-• ne1-;:;~oiif.lsnlldMl&uper!nieni!eqt ----------------------------of __mu ' . ·lervtcei for Los V~ice . · id·~~licy , NEW ~1~)~ Presld~l~· ,;1MtJ~=-~~:J.~ R!clwd .M> Ntl<on ~d Tburada,f 'he• -wllh ojlO ·Voice' JI ~can: nill '~ al hu Prelldeol. Jolmson'I '8!"1'~ -all" In fllrelp affibl,.Njnl aid. and "hl!"f~lsn.Y ~ .. ~~that ~ ~~· un- be be COOllllted lo advance of any ~in " derat4ndtni ,Wllb 'JdJ>i>ioil· to -Dam!ng affairs decisions · l!!)or to the 1... carter dlplOmal Robert Marpbr to be auguration, lesl U.S. policy making come his peraonat Delsoo man wllb 11to JolmlOll to a 'standstill. _ ' admlnlstraUon. Tbe Republican, who ..W 1*:ome pres!-Nixon said llCurphy wW ,., ..... 1 him denl Jan. · 20, laid It II easenUal that In lcnip policy matter! and -1ftcali)'. there be "prior consullation· and prior In comie<llon wllh the Vl~ peace agreement" in foreign policy between negoUationsi tbe old admlniatratioo and tbe new. Nixon said Murpby allo wW bo ln Nixon sald JobMOD Is keenly aware charge of ~ for prior ..,.. that It woold be dllflcult lo undertake luitatioo on any lorefo policy Judimen1s any loreip policy initiative -without that mllhl ha~~\:'°mobled by assurlnces that lheY ,.ui be Implemented Ille Dell . .A• k e d by lht new. president. ripecillcally wbOlher be bad Joltnloo's Nlxon said that ts mentW oo that auurance ol prior comultatloa, Nixon any action taken by the .. current ad· replied: , . ministrattori "will be' a decision that "Nol only his WU?llllCO, but !di and I would have aj,proved Ot aod nOt one my inalltence, that that be done." · that I would have rejected." Nixon said be talked wltb Jobmlon He sald that 1s Ille case becauee such by telephone Thursday mont!ng. decislon1 would be likely to carry over He said secretary ol. state Dean RUlk from the current admin13lraUoa to the also bad given him IUCb ~ nm. al a While House brlel!ng Moadq. Angelei ~ ~ " . [:@i:~~~i U.S., Mexico May Join ..--------------------------.. Dr:~ A.'Woodl!n ls•the tinan<:lsl COlllOllul.: lli','ll aaodato IUper!n-T 'B "ld D l Pla =~v~-~-. o ui · esa t nts 'lb& 'Ai"!np ~lie Into a lq . · • . ,._.......,. ilan<lorilbe lcllool dlslr\cl. -: ·-~. ,.. ·, • Dr. UlloOl ·talil, 'troiiM In' lhll, be ulilt ~~ efl9tta -lw !he:, U.'S. ,and Muico l1ill 11>(· ~= masler plan stqcbi to fiUlld nuot.u' d~ltJq \j)l,tnlil and '' toelliilo .-. de!lllly and ....;p: electric pO!let''~D>n ~-tllo Gull c::I vaJatlai projecllonl. . of California lrf~ 16-bo·rtcom- ··: ~ .. ; Mixed Doubles' Tennis Toomey Slated Saturday · El Cimino Telmls Club lltll coOduct a roand robin mhed doubla ioornamtnl at · San Clemente lll8h 'SCbool tennis courts Saturday beginnlilg al 8:30 a'.m. Mike McMicbael, prtlldent, U1d at le.ut 30 mhed doublel ....... ..w· - .... In the day-long tournament. The matches will be in two eectlom ·o1 about 15 teams each. , T'8llll will play matches conilltlng of 11~ games to each match. A ICbeduJe will be manged to have eaell team in a section pl&J all tbe---otber teams in that aect1on. At the end al the aedloa . lclleduJe, lhe team with Ute moll -.. In each section will play olf to decide the cbunpiooobip. Tropblel ..w be awarded winner& and runner• up~ ·A consolaUon trophy will 10 to the team with the most loasea. · ' 'lbe club will serve coffee iod dwlh· null. Families may bring plcnio bmcbel. .. OAllY PllOT OAANOI COAST PVll.ltHUtO COlll'AlfY , l1Mrt N. W114 ...... ,.,...11'1111 ,....,... J1,li: I. C.rley \llcl '"'i:m' •1111 o-... MW• T~''"'I k•••il .... n ••• 1 A. u •• .1.;ft, MIMll111 llflfw a1ck•r4 P. N1R P1~1 .Nlutft L ....... lllc1' AtMrtlt"" City hltw Olrtctw 1....-. ..... 0f .... 212 Ftted •••• Mtln11 """"" P.O. lff 6'6. 91611 --r.. ... , • """ ..., Sll'tlt --r..:r..:. t~~-"~lmrf ' mended by a >pedal Pinol -. · An olflclal of lhe Atomic Eo"'1 Com- mission oai!l Wedneaday that il feaaiblllll' report wotild bo lorthcQDilnc In <be n«I two weeks. 'Mie remarkf: on the rnootlrnentaJ task to benefit both Dationl came tioin James T. Ramey, AEC 'Commlislonerr at the lnlernailonal Coolerence OQ Coostrucllve Uses of Atomic En8rgy. · . · . · LUI week, U.S. Rep. Craig Hosmer ·(&-Long Beach) sald repor1s of a . d...iting plant-ir<>Jecl of! IOU!ljeulern Orange County near Ille i>'an Onofre ltOClear planl Wll'O pipe dreamt. . Ralph Klier, dlatrlcl mioager lor Soulhmt Call(ornta Edlacio Co:, however, sald the last be beard, such a plant was defllllte1y under coaslderatlon. - The new federal lllttdy, beSUD early this year, considered use of dual-purpoSe plant. capable of produclni Z million · kll"'!'"1 of electriclly a n d ·up lo I bllllOO pllOOI ol lr<ah waler dally. Wiler ·lo feed lhe pl-wwld eome lro m · lhe Gull ol calllcntia In MW.0. • , · .-'111e I~ repcrt, Ramey sald, was upected to call for more detailed eqjQeer1ng -el lo check the work of the lludy lelm. 11 · .... been• atimatod In the past · the , lar-1• pj.!n1s mJabl produce .f.rah · water for: M little .., 10 cents pee 'lboolaod · plliJns, -pared wilh a cost approachlJl,I one. dollar in m~ adV8JJC*f planlil llOJf In !llO- Jlamey allo blamed .. _eol pro- bleP.>S'.! , ... ~trttiutlJtl lo a npld !n- creue In, ~Iii lhel tlu'eltenod to kill a prOpooal lo<·OOllllrllcllcln ol a llelalllng planlln ~ ~ . . The AEC O!lcJol aa\d, bowt\!U, lhu,e WU "cor:nplete ~t" that I Iara:e- ... le nuclear l>Ower ·and de.alllng plant lhould be boll) lo SOUU\OJ'n Calllonila In the ·Dell'-.. . ' .. ~ lllllmatOO,of the 'propooec! Boise Island Clual ~ plant al Huntlngtoa Beach -aoored from '"5 m1lllon In aboul f115 million and prlvato utWti..- • which ,,_·Solie lo join In U\e projec: havebacndoll. Ramey Wd a contract under w~ lhe !ederal" penunent would join tl. Water Study 'Group Nim)ed • An advisory COllU)lltlee (o lfudy Wkler l'UOUr<el of the San . Juan Clreek lri the San Juan Capillrano .... WU named Tueoday b7 U\e countr Boord al &lpervbon. Tbe committee wbJch wW ....,e In lhe im.e.1e1r atm11 .. m bo com,..a al !OpmenllUya. .o( the ~ dlatrldl; Oranp Count, Munf¢pll Water, San ,_ CIJlll!rsOo So fl ConserntJon, Coull! Munldpol Waler, the city of S.in Juan capllttano. Trl-OtiOI MIUllcif)ll Waler, Santa Mqarita Water, Mooli.o-N"'1el Waler, Caplllrano Beacb Cowtl7 Wai.< and llto ~llfl ~ r,. ..... W11t,.,. ~f*IH., Roefd, 'f M•lropoUtan Waler DIJtrict of Boulhem calllornia In Ille project had been ex- tended to· Dec. 31, 1003 lo give lime lo atudy alternate p-oposals. Congreas authorhed a cootrfbution ol. more than '71 million bJ the AEC and the Interior department 'for the CaU!ornla project lo belp advance d .. alling techniqueo. Marine Preserve Action Keeping Vedder Busy . . Mayor Glenn Vedder of Lquna Beach Wednesday wu on the track of county I~ to•pay'for brochureS al!d signing ~ protecl new marine JftoeMt 1il Soulh Laguna,· Laguna' B'e a-c h arid Newporii Beach. · , Vedder appeared befn, the Qrange Counlf Flah and Game . (>mlmllsfon lo ,..k 13,000 that ..awcr1111:110( n<ieeooaly signing of the coastal _..e areu and 100,000 brochures. The brochuree, he nld, wi>uld explain the mar1ne preserve:U.U 1n life -locations, abow a map of· each and make a atolemenl of phlloowhy on the need for COMUVaUon of . m ·•r in e re.ources. . , , It. would also list lbe nlar!ne Ille that coUld bo Jelally lalteii, 'llUClt .. flab, In Ute Pl'eaerr• areu, he said. Vedder sald he ..p.cted Ute commission to ,l'Q&te"a J'tCODUDel'.KtaUon op. the fun~ dlnl to c:ountY eupervbors ln ~-Decem- be-. ' . . ' ~·~mbiner Elected . r , New Indian Chief Mark Gwnblner bu been elecled chief ; the Laguna IDdtan Guide Nation of .oulh Orange Co!lnll< YMCA. .Bob MllJ,er wu elected assistant lo Cumblner. Lar+f. Joiuioon will be . a«ntary~ f<lr the com!n& year. · ~fallvel.lroln ll>IMven YMCA . lad1in Gillda trlbel lo tbl'.-N\tion lhll yW' lni:lude~!lfil ~ ~ Andanon, Bob HOP,C,BOb ~ ~e eory, !!DI? Mllier, w..._1'a11ter,'Jorry weuu -inti '""' iol....,.;" ~ -.: -' ;;: .. • . '"'"' "''.1',,P I ·-ZONING ..• • LAGUNA TEEN CORNER . . By TOM GORMAN LBBS: THE WEEK THAT WAS-- There was ao school Monday, a half~ay Tuesday and Wednesday, an assembly today and Homecoming tonwr.row. Friday brings the Homecotning parade, and the cla!s of 169. is out to win like never before. Tbla la the fourth rear this year'• seniors have competed l1n the class competlUon, and they have ~ yet·-to lose. Arid this year should be no .e:rcept.ion, taking into conslderaUon the orilinality of their nuu;:terplece. , Tbe CoronaUon Ball Saturday night wllr<e.Jli' carry out the Camelot Iheme ·-clleese and fruit ..W be sernd lo · l!latlsfy knlg_htl!I and their ladles. ANOTllEI\ SPIRIT WEEK Is scheduled neXt 'wffl, to be climaxed by a possible hall day. II the student body can collect 50 pounds of pennies Wednesday for the A.ooaled Student Body fund, Ibey will i-ecilve minimum day Friday. • Ot"Iier aCuViUes include cookie day Mondey. balioon day Tuesday (wilh ' . . J.!. J. l • 7 StYW. TO -' "\l":"' ' •• i , CHOO$! FROM ..... l :; awards lo the biggest and preWeat balloons), a band TbUraday and .. Maroon and White Day" Friday. Spirit will bo liigh that Friday, as lbe undefeated Artillil enle< C I F competition that evening. TentaUve palr- tog> ·Indicate Laguna's classy grldders will ,. Into the first C1F rouni:I against LaQulnta at LaQulnta. TALK AROUND SCHOOL is lhat Sieve Wiezbowakl wlll ·probably receive some t1od of scholarship to college due to his football play. What DO one takes into conaideration (except maybe thole who haV<! played him) Is his great' ping pong game. Scary. He likunked me 11 to 1, but that isn't -aaylng much. There Js some discuas1on · about the student body buying additional ping - tables to be used. by the whole liudent body. I don't like that idea -the aenfor elau captured.. a table &o. be. part of their class privileges; it wouldn't . . be 1 privilege ii the wbOle -body had acces11 to a table. . Tberfs a lood c:Ona!rt lined up at Melody1'!1d Nov. ~ · 23 . and Z4. The big sounda will come froll). the Chamher8 Brothers. Along with them will be Bren- ton Wood and M. C. Squ.red. I know your nut qu..Uoo: '"Who ibe heck Is M. C. Squared?" They are made.up of Mkbael Crowley, Michael Cloug and Linda Carey' from the Back Porch Majorlll'; drummer Jhn Keltner from Gabor Szabor and Rondy Sleirlilli of the Klngaton Trio. Put the five toselher, and Ibey obould malte an lnler .. tlng IOund. A lree Bruton Wood record wW be g!veo lo everyonl atlendlng lbe coocerts. FINAL TIDBIT' Tbe Laguna Beach Youth Council Is going lo dlAOlve. lnstaad, II wW be known u !be South Orange County Youlh Cooncll. II'• a !Int llep to biper and betler lhlnp. Stoy tuned. ·~-'--· IOfA .... IALEl f: .- ' Thts• tr• vtry comfortebJt 1of1 b.dt for Sittln9 encl SlttP.i"t· •. .. .· .-~ wl~o .,~1 .. ,,i Fobrico an~ C.lot1 t. clloost froni. •• · . . . ... 410M Now 299.00 ' • , I I I --- ' I I I I I • 1 • Ul'I T ....... lt •Pardon Jtle, Officer' President-elect Richard Nixon lends supporting hand to New York City policeman after officer accidentally bumped into him on street. Incident occurred as Nixon le~t temporary headquarters at Pierre Hotel for twcr.block walk to bis Fifth Avenue apartment. Nixon Appoints Attorney As Counsel to President NEW YORK CAP) -President-elect Richard M. Ni.Ion today named John D. Ehrlichman, 43, a Seattle attorney and eight-year political aide, to be counsel to the president. Nixon's la~ appointment to the White House stall was announced by Ronald L. Ziegler, his chief spokesman .. Nixon himself was conferring with advisers at bls headquarters on the 39th floor of the Hotel Pierre. Ehrlich.man, active in Nixon's 1960 presidential camj>algn and his 1962 effort to become governor of California, was tour director of this year's Republican presidenilal campaign. Ehrllcbman expressed bis appreciation for the appointment and said his duties will be somewhat different than tllo.se of some past Whitt House counsel. He said Nixon is making a conscious effort to restructure the White Hoose staff. Ehrlichman said he will, in addition to his duties as legal adviser, take on other assignments chosen by the pres.ident~ecL For example, he said, he now is working in personnel recruit- ment. Ehrlichman said that in the past, the Whlte House coansel bas been involved ln speechwriting and sin;..ilar activities. He said that wou1d not be the case in the Nixon administration. Ehrlichman Is a native of Tacoma, Wash., a graduate of the University of California al Los Angt!les and received his law degree from Stanford Unlvel-sity. He is married and has five children. Ziegler said Nixon had been on the telephone to congressional leaders of both parties to speak of "his expectation for full cooperation between Congreu and the president" on matters of national interest. Nixon was reported pushing toward an early announcement of his choice for a new federal budget director. Sources close to Nixon said that those under consideration for the important post included T. Norman Hurd, budget dirictor for New York state, and Caspar Weinberger, California's director of finance. It was understood. that Maurice Stans, who once headed the budget bureau in the administration of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, was not in- terested in returning to that slot, a1though he was actively involved in the Nixon campaign. Warren Retirement Off er. May Be Decided by Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) -S • n ate Republican Leader ~verett M. Dirk.sen says the letter ot retirement Chief Justice Earl Warren submitted to Presi- dent Johnson holds over and could be accepted by Richard M. Nixon after he take! office. "While the offer to retire was made to Preside!lt JohMOn, there is nothing to prevent the new president from acting on it," Dirksen said in an Jnterview. Thia view of the letter, submitted last June, addresse(l only to "My Dear Mr. President," is contrary to thitt held by Senate Democratic Leader M I k e Mansfield and others who supported Johnson's unsuccessful norninaU&n of Abe Forta!: to succeed Warren .. "Of courte," Dirksen added, "the chief justice has the option to retire at any lime be chooses, even before the new prtsldent takes office." · llirk8'D al!o said 0that deiplte the fad Nixon and Warren have been at political loggerheads shlC1: the da,ya both were GOP figures in CaWornia, be has every expectation that Warren will admlnlater the oath of office to NiDm Jan. 20. There has been no diacussion of the matter between Warren and Nixon, other sources said. Warren has been silent about bis future plans since the Senate shelved the Fortu nomination Oct. Z. If Warren remains on the court. Dirksen said he does not believe that either he or the new president Will interrupt the tradiUon that a oe.wly, elected president is sworn in by the chief justice. "I think It would create an acrid feeling at the start of the~ new ad· ministration if the cblef justice didn't swear in the new president and I'm sure Mr. Nixon doesn't want that," Diriolen said. In his letter to Jobneon, Warren stress- ed that hJ1 only reason for retirement was age -he's Tl -and that it was "not because o( reasons of ~altb or on account of any personal or auocia- tional problems ••• " D~'s Going Ape Zoo's Gorilla 'Discovers' Sex ' ...... ~ ... . \, . OMAHA, Neb. (orf) -l!ippi,_ Is a 18(>.pound gorilla Who f\Jll dbcovm<f .... Casey, the ape from the Gopher Stale, has found a mate. All« ,...u of reluetance and ootrlght llUbbcimaeu, Casey had dilcoVered Beno!~ a ill-pound sexpot Olflcllr. at Henry Doorly Zoo wondered for ,e. if Casey would ever adjust to btlns caged with other gorrlllas. Until three rnonua ago Ca:tey bad never 1ce11 anot.:.1r. g!)rllla. Th:!.!'I be' was trans(e.rred here froth the Como Park 1.oo ln St. v .. 1. Mlm. • .,.. dl)'J be ... ammd and r- .J I his-chest, trying lo intimidate ·them, II said Doorly Zoo Director Dr. Warren Thomas, de.ocrlblng C....y'• amval. "Finally we turned them all • outatde together and Caley -the vl<t1m of -• alllck1 -tr oul·and...,>combat -from the othm. Dw1n& l1lil period of .adjUslmeol be lloa1ly leamed whit they~." . Cllsey's Delli ahoot ..,.. wben Miolt tiirlJ!\!I her l•mlni1" channl Oil him. And Thomas hope.1 a bob)' gorilla fl the Ollt<:om<o. With the prelhriinaries out. ot the ~ay, Th,mas anid the next atep wlU be teadt!ng 8'noll to be a -'11 lllo pl6 -ll!llo > County Boy, I Woman n·;,e . . In Ac_ci,dents " . A t-yeaN>Jd liOy and a · Rlvmlde woman were added to Orange County's mountlnl Ilea "tnl!le toll We<lnesdO)'. Tbe dead: Robert Burr, t,'ot tum Mouter Avt., Anahelm. · Dorothy Jean ~n. 38, ot Rl\'erslde. Stanton poll« nid the Burr boy died !NI 111 Coopty Tr•fflc Dea .. Toll . IH7 11% late W~ay night at Huntington ln!ertommolnity Hocpltal of Jnjorles received when he was struck by a car on Orangewood Avenue near Jane Way. The Cai 'w~ driven by 'Wilma M. Nuhi ~ ot·-Gald!JI Giove: ,"l~oUce said tll1a inoh>inc.i;i.cltaUon would be i....,f. ' Mn. Ruden was ejected from her car oo the eastbound }nten:hinfle '91 the Newport. and Rivmtcte freeways Wednada,y nJgbt when her car went oot of cpolrol, struck the center di~ and flipped over three limes. CaJilorni.i Hlihway Patrol c:ificen Uld she wu alone· in the car and apparenUy lost control while· passing another car at high speed. She 'waa ~d on arrival at St. Joaepb Hospital in Orange. French Currency Dips PARIS (UPI) -French gold and cur· rency ~es slumped again this week arxl. sJ)eC'ulalive presllQ'es against the franc drove fold prices above the $40 an ouoce figure today deoplte President Charles de Gaulle1s flat denial there will be a devaluaUon. " •. '· •• ' ,. ' . ' . • • JlllWSdi1, Nowmbw 14, 1968 DA!LV l'l~T f _ ' U.S .. Troop·s to Rescue South Viet Rangers !Ju~~urnbere~ by .Reth SAIGON (UPI) -.\>Communlll !orce estimate<! al 1,000 men attacUd 111 OOt· nwnbetid South V1etnamese ranger bat. talion . near the Camb9dian border Wednesd1Y night and today and was thPown back with 28'1 dead when U.S. Speed Champ Breedlov~ Gets -. I > '.Divorce .iii_ Vegas • . ., LAS .VECfAS, ,Nev, ~AP),'~ World land speed ' .....-.! • holder Or a I g Breedlove, the former Colita Mesa, CalU., firetJ)ar. turnect auto ~r, 't'BS granted a1div(l(Ce \Vednesday. It waa Br~oy~'s second marriage. District Judge Howafd B a.b c o c k aw~ed ·Che dettee orr ~ of in- compatibility. ' B~love and Leota Ann 'Breedlove were m'in'ied 'tn Winterba~: Calif. OO· June 10, 1962:. They bJi;ve no cl!ildrtn. For a"' Ume .durful Breeato've's spec- tacular racin&. career ,,.both · he and his. wife were racing jeti)OJYered autos on the Bonneville Salt n,ti li1 Utah. Breedlove·la now a Las Vegaa resident. He is otllfengapd In Bom>evilli.raclng. '. ' • ' ·' ' air c.valrymen joined the fighlh11. • Whlle U.S. artlflery aod platlll ,_... A nearby tight Involving a I r the lfOWln( bottle the lint eavan- cav1lrymen ran fhe <!OGlmunilt loases swanned ID by helicopter to aid Iba for the doY to !l7 ctead. embattled al11eL Tho covalrymlil Wied The aUackiRJ ·force was part of ' • another 11{ ot the attackers. • • mlghty buildup of North Vietnam and -Other air ,cavalrymen tilfl>tlnc ~ VJet Cong forces in the bori1dr • area ' a rubber plantaUon o 11 l y UKee • 60 miles northwest of Saigon', U.S. in-, frt:lm the .ranger outpost tilled an •td- telligence officials· wt the buildup , at dltional 50 cOmmunists at a. lolt of 00,000. The South Vietnamese ,anid il t1<o American d•iid and ffve - was eo,ooo. The u.s. 111i A 1, C,.Va!ty • us 1!51· bomben pounded tho ~ division w.as moved ln to meet the threat. ~des. . ' South Vietnam ... mlUtary -Aid , -;·'!'lie sOuth"Vlelnamao >:aniera-ed th• Comm!lniits hit~ baitallqn of •!>out· f®r dead In the~ victory,_ a apol<eamm 350 rangen tqile'a1id.agaln. t'be'r:anien reported, i!!hlle capturj.ng JQ Commflnlit held fas( and ih'ov. ba<k 'fhe enemy, soldiers, ,. .,e•pon1 apd 3,0llO r<f!>!a killing llO Commtinllltl who ~ad irled 'o! ammun!µon. U.S. '°"" Jn tl>fl billle to break tllrou&h ... ~ defense per,~1.. were not reported . I .~"', • :• ( \",; \ Ex-corinty Engineer Die~ Rosary will be rec:l\ed .. (~. ·orange County engli\ee< and er.pilot l;l~udi J. Norton at a p.Jn ... F.riday. a.¢,. M~ will be celebrated , at 10 a.m. Sa~ay, both at Our Laily 'Queeri of ·AnieJa •C.tholic Church, Coioria <f<l°Mi\r. · Col. Norton died 'll1ti!dl1Y at the Long Beach Ve(erans Hoopltal lifter a l•ngthy Ulness. He wu 58. Awarded the Air F~ Commendation Medal twitt, · he was I' 'fOnner World War n and · Korean War combat pilot.· He ser:ved ,s commanderi of both .t h e j • j . . . . 'l28th Intruder Squadron and at the ~ 'Air Force Recovery Group~ He was resident enlfneer with the Orange ,Cow)ty Flood Control Dtatrtd for 15 years and reUred a few mootb1 ago becaUse of ill health. · . .! Survivor! Include bis wile, Lucm. cl the home, 2618. Cove· St., Corona:'4id Mar; three daugbten, Mauree:rJ of. Cor- ona del Mar, Mn. Micbad Eadi»llOD of Gardeil Grove and Mn. Katr,leen Buller ot Seattle; one ~· ' ' Interment will be at Holy 5epulcl>er. Cemeteu, Otan_ge. ·. .. . . . .. . .. ' ' ' Get 80¢ off the regular party-size price, and get your ball rolling in a big way. Just pour over ice to discover a delicious adventure. • t For a limited· tt.e-theglant : 48 oz. .,a..ty size · only • ~::I ) Emo ""' )~11an. l>&lq_ultl , I Whltle1 Sour • Marprtta ' Deuhleln ADVENTUROUS COCKT~LS In' othir sr...: "Mtl·T•I. Blltt:k R.ut&ian. Gtptk1.•S.tnpr,. Side Car, Old f'ffhiontd, \W ... ·'°"". T1o4W&1 Sour, ~prkol Sour. ll·t•I Gin Mltt!til. VodU ,_,,.,lnla: £.11ra 0rJ or 11~0-1 . ' • ( • ' . ' 1 )' i . . ......_, __ _ Crew to 'Brush' Moon Named Fritz, a 10 • month • old German shepherd, was rated best among 10 dogs in a .Boca Raton, Fla., class, bUt between 1he time his diploma waa pl..;ed In his moulh and he re- turned to his own e r, Fritz bad cheWed the diploma into ttiree piec .. ~owner, Mrs. Gene _Tyld· sloy,1 saltl,° ••l guess dogs will be dogJ• r • ,.,....,. .... •• ~ Pamela A·nn Anicich an lB· yea~ld Pasadena City College fTe1h.- ma~ was named quun of the 1969 To~ment of Roses, 'TM blue-e11ed bealfty who wants to be an elementaf'f/ schO'ol teacher will ride on tM Rose ToUipament float in tht Roie Paradt Jan~f· •• • •• lfi!rry Holloway, coach of l..<>n· do~ Chelsea Ladies ooccer team, is ~sed W'.ith the spirit shown by his.-;teen-age players. But some.. um<;; they get overspirited and he ha~~een forced to !!sue a warning tllaf~.thpy Jliafdl ~ ~ge. An:cflJlore 1wearlng, be laid, and ire "i'ould have to drop the guilty poiif. from 1he team. :0 • F'Ji!ii: male otudenta et Cornell Colfi!ge, Mount Vernoo, Iowa, have t o'lhexpelled for dim>blng In a clai1oom in pro!A!sl d the V!eblam ,.,a t the tmd of this aemester, E1e ool said. the four must 11ub- mil:;P•pers ezpllalnlng "the social an~osoplllcal rationale of their act.~ • • • ., :,.Mort of thol• who NW t4t IQOn ihoughl ho """ Ju.rt o dill- ittnt worker a1 ht went from one parking mttt~ io tM nen, uftlocking them, emptying tMir cdl'l.tents in a bog and tMn cart- f14ily reiockina thtm. But Bur- mingham, England cUttctiw1 are looking fM O thi<f, thought to I hdvt a duplicak ket1. wh.o emp- 't· · t~d nbout of quarter of Birmi~ . ham's parking meter1, 1teali?&g, ~., about $720. ~'--m!J!ll __ .. • Berlin. Wis., police today IOl!glll a woman who became ear.aa:-S. be- cause her husband kept falling asleep in front of the televiaion. The man, identified only as Ri1lf W., did it one too many times and wa ~tied to the chair with a wash line, hit on the head with a ham· mer.and locked in the house. I CAPE KENNEDY (VPI) -Gem1nl spoceflighl Ye!erllll 'lbomOI Slalford, John Y o a n I an:I Eucene Ceman have been named to 0y Apollo 10 to wllhln 10 m11e1 or the ~ ned "P'inl on a decisive reheana1 fc:r .a IUmDlet hmat landing. A decision to proceed ned to a mocro landing with Apollo 11 In July hln&es· on the oulcome or Apollo 10'1 ~. The lhre< -uts, olftclall,y Ullin- ed to t be ambitloua fltiht, Wednolday, were the backup p11ota to the~ Apollo 7 crew which new the flht manned Apollo command ablp around earth for 11 days last month . The Apollo 10 bockup :U*fonA\111 anr L. -Coopet, 41, a .. ter .. of Mtr<lltY and Gtmint milltool; Donn )i:llele, .. who llew llnl oo Apollo T; aod apace oewr:om<r F.d1or Mitchell, •• The Apollo 10 m1Aioo '11111 mark the HCOnd maMOCI llJ&hl ol the four.Jtued moQD 1andJna apae«raft, called a lunar mQ\lule, togehter with the three-man COllUIW\d ship. '!lie tuner lander'• lint manned. apace t..t 'lllll be ' In earth orbU on t b e A,pono t mWioo bi I 1 t e February. Apollo I utronauta Frank Borman, Jama Lovell and Wllllam Anders will be the Ont Americ&n1 to Ir)' to orbit the ~ but they will DOI be carT7inl U.S. Deaths in Vietnam 1 « '~ .·f-"':\-......... ""..,. -4 Rise tis: E~my's-·D~~ifi@ :,·: SAIGON (ul>n-u.s. batilellelil doathl' "1d \it.*'·~ !Ost thdr lives ,,,.. to a four.,...k high in the f!!s1 In ~· ~ ISIAlll suflmil" \TIIUlldl. ~ ,wool: of the American .lialt . Anqlbirr;.1.!fi in'-l!sted u iri!alng "' In )be .bom&i of North', Vietllam, piilured. '<;C '(~ H mrutory lpok-. wd tolal(. eom. ,c-'hlil ~aald the1l.s. tiwP munist loues Were the lowest In five commitment remalned at SM,MO last week!. 1 week. with another 35,000 men manning Weekly cuualty ftgureo lhoWed 1116 w1rlbipe oll<hore In the South China U$. servicemen killed In acllon and Sea. 1,253 wounded duriq the weeJI. ol Nov. ..A. ..A.: -"- 3. It WU the hlgbesl toll ..... tho W W >< week cl Oct. a when 177 Americam di~s1n :t:i11a ...... con<1a11on News Pfay Upsets . . between the bait and tho rile In lllled dealho. Moot of the llgbting 1ut wool: Saigon Regime,· centered In the Central Hllhlandl, oorthweot of Saigoo and to the Me~ong a 0e~ v1etnameso f....,.. llJfferec1 200 Paper ~. meo ld1led -their highest -fiilire •.. Tbe ..... ••· In five weeb -and 111 .......iect, ~;}:JJI~ ~...;;;.~ 'l!"kesmeo uid. ...,..,. Selgoo ~ Nen fa< Communist Joaes, subject to revision lhrie ,IDOlltbs for living ~iger headlines ned wool:, dropped to 1\131 mon killed, to , Delenae Secretary Cl4'I< Clilfonl's lowelit ,.llllCe tho week Of cO<ll. rl, the denunclaUOO of Salton's rt!usal to join reprrol uid. Thal hroti&I!!, to,lU.W the ,. tho Parla \all!,s than to the 'gOYernment nwnbef of guen'!IJa>iiliad .rdnce Jan. .n' ... or , , . 1 1981 "<"' I • --r • ! '1n .~ same .... ..tM :tbi·u;s: comm.and Nguyen Ngoc Huyen, ·director of the ~...., -Naliooal Press Center, laid the Dally Newa bar "falJed to deleod the naUonal R1188ians W am Nasser Against . l'riggering War Moricow bas warned Pmldont Gama! Abdel Nurer of Egypt aplost triggering 1 war with llrael that could involve the Soviet Union In a dJroci lhowdown with the Ul>ited Stalel, diplomaUc """"""' uld today. Sour<a at North tlanUc allied atrat.egy lfllllons Jn Bruuela, were quoted u aayirlg Moecow wants Arab acUon limlted to moroly, haraaalng the Israelil . The reports sa1d Moecaw at the aame Ume promlaed more help to the Arabs In their lllugle wttji IJiraeJ, Tiiey said Moecow sent Naaet' the warning follow- IDg recenily tnaeuiDg clube.I between Egyptian and ilraell for«a along their Suez Canal ceue-fire line. The Kremlin apparently told N....,. that Egypt ii DOI ready for outright war-and abould not eg on a major coofrootalton. The praence of .lllrorli Rusalao navy unita, including lllbmarloea and mlail .. carrying crullen, In the Mediterranean wu .een by the diplomata as part of the Soviet war of nerves deaiped to -brae! Into making -to Iha Arabi. llollday Leaves Thi~ WASHING TON (UPI) -Tbe Peota1on uid 'l'INnday It would l'anl liberal bolldl)', leave policle1 at Chrinma1 and New Yuri to most U. S. aervict:men -ucopl thooe In the Vietnam theater. cause.'' 'Mle Dally News gave a three-column headline to Cllfiord'• warning that t h I! United Stal.el may go ahead at Paris without Saigon. It put a one-column head-- line over .. ;_•, -lnxn lnforma· 11rii~~ Thir'nileri: "We'd lllte to emp!wiu that the I""" ... ii complelely, ablolutely lreo to crlt· tdzt the gcwemment," another govern- ment infonnation ministry spokesman Aid. "But we consider that they have t.o defend -as a duty -the naUonal cause." Novarro Le~ves $500,000 Estate LOS ANGtLEs (UPI) -The bulk ~f ~tor Ramon NovarTt1'1 '500,000 estate 'will be put In a tru!I fund for the benefit of his brothers and listen and hi! peroonal oecretory. The wilt, dated Nov. 10, 19&5, was tiled for probate Wedneeday. It was ~ed twice, the last timt Oct. SI three weeks bef<ft Novlrro wu beaten to death In hi! Hollywood Hl1la mamjon. The tru!I will be oet up kit the ad<r'• four brothen m:1 four 11st8'1., who livt in his native Mexico, Splin and the United States, aod for Edward Weber of Loo Angel... hi! aecn<ary. SEE HOW THEY RA.N WASlllNGTOk c't#i)' -Tht .latest UPI tabulation of the prooldentlal ba1lot!ng showed -fl&urea toda)' for the three major c>ndiclates: Rlcllanl M. Nb:on, 31,111,111. H11bert R. BumpUey, 30,a,417. <\tori• C. WallaCe, l ,18Z,3r14. _r 100 mph Canadi~n Wiqds • East Snowed In From Pennsylvania w New Eng.land f:allfornla r ~ ... ,,; ........... 1:• •.M. ..... • .... ,,,. ...... ...,. ,,. l .lft, ,.. '""' .. ,... Ult •. Hw. • ..... 31 '*. ' Die. It J l _ '· re .. ent•ra I ..... L9w l'nC. "...._. • Al •• MCl'ltnH ' ,. .II Art.Ill• •• ,, a.1!~111 . .......... ·-..... """~ ClftCIMlff (~~Jld I g:-M6 ~ -.. p .. a " 4.1 11 ,ti • 11 .tl •• Now is the plantin.g time! Add color to your garden ':with Belgian azelias • so 1;_ ,,..,,, '• ...w.!•J ..,. .... ~ •• , ' easy •o grow and care for! ' . . 1.19 Giv• your yard I profa1sionall~ landscapad look with borders plantad in thas• Bal9ian varieties most of which have double flowers in pinks, rads or whites. Thay have glossy, 9ra1n foli191. I i•L 1it& , • -. .. Evergre'en beau~y for . ' your yard with camelias • • A I . . . which produce . glorious blossoms Cfloosa from :.J1ponlc1 and S111nt1u• Vllri- atias in th111 ur1bucfd1cl camalias. I 911. size, l1dd .. c.n.n. in assorted' colors:"' • •./, I • 1 gal. size 1.77 UBE YOUR , NNEY CHAR.GE ACCOUNT ' TOCIAYI Red 'El( pyrleanth'a! New 'dwarf variety of a colorful f•vorite 1~49 The dwarf varitty of pyrturiha with 4.rlc: IN•n foll11• end •••••n•I rff Hrries Mtcl• little prvnl"t• I 111. l11nl• r;1ta1 a1'w ht I t•llOtt cottt1ln1r. ' I -. "c ' . ; • • • " • i :,, ' ' ~· .. _ ;;:» > ... • ' .. Have 'fo111' o;n· 'holly gro:...ln~ for the holidays and alw•y• . "' New O:.attr .v1ri•/? of 'hony"'ih· • 'J' ~'ne cftf'lttht.,. lart• clustwi ef hri9ht r Mr- rin. &Jetty 1 ...... a ........ lurfer41 ., EntJli1h v1rietie1 of hel!y ift I 911. tin. "c ' l ' I ' • ' ,J • ' •• .. - ------- ' ' .. • ' . ' I , . • ' ... _ • .. , .. , ' ~-~ .. 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Cl.PSI vv.• ........ • · 1,1·D UC ID J'l•h.~"'~'"' "'"'" . -" .-. •, . ~ . ' $ • .. . 'ott~ GlO.UP. , • s3• '" ,MIN''t•~,. _,· '~L-"o·"s .• E. OUT •~ 3:· '>..,,, 5u1 : "'° ......... ~ I ..I. I"" • DWI' . . c;i ......... • • ·tu V77t .. -· ,CLOH OUT .. :..... SHORT sUM 11•,, • SWIM TR .... l t.'W'lii"_ .............. ..,, °".!•s~ .• o. ou"".-,· . ·si5' • -~.......... ~· ~-·'an . ~ ca.iOSI ;OUT ··~-··· a . l .... a. t ut I .,_...,...,_.._...,.. ....... _ .. _ .. _ .. ~~-· aii....-••n ONI MOUP · W*I Ol!T--• cLOii OjJT ....... ?"-~ .... ·~· • t - • • . , • • I I r r I /, ' I . J I 1 -=--...,.·--·,..---. g o.lll Y PILOT Defense Changes ·Slated WASl$GTON, (UPI) ~ The ~ al . lrona111on from the admillhtraUon of oot president to anOlher are nowhere more Complei than in the ~·a largest •l<flCY, the Defense Depart-ment. . Here. as wu lbe cut after John F. K<noedy'a electlon In 19!0, two w-ly problems will be penoond and tbe budcel. Al the top al the P1famld ct thr: civDian d e f e n a e establi&bment art IOme 29 ~ appointees -the !ecretarJ', bis ,depJty 1 R?en ·-oecttlariea, -of -.reh, genenl \:ounJel, secretaries and un- dersecretaries !or the Anny, Navy and Air Force and four assistant secretaries in each of tho!le lel'Vioes. Thoogb all o! thele will not leave in a body In Janµary --and not all are Democrats -a considerable number pmenlly plan to leave. Robert&. McNIDIU& ..,...i Doc. LI, UIJO, to be Keonedy's ilel..,..-....,_ About u.... daya lat<r llcNamara -into a P<otogoa o!!br nest .. tllal el bl&~. n-aa S. Gatos Jr. He worked Iller< mdll be toot the oatb ol olllce a11 Jan. 21, ....,.,. tbe ....mp s ·the department, in- vervi..,.,. people for jobs and l"lUni lo(ether bl& dafl. Delen9e __, Clarl )f. Clifford alroaey bu made such u office avalllhle. to Fnnklln B. LIDcoln Jr. -'is handlln& aovermnent-wlde traMltlOa pro1iJem1 I o r -.elect lllcbud M: •Nbm. Nhoo bu said-he plam to mate no cabinet ddces bel<ft Doc. s. CUHonl alao bu lmtructed all pnoidmtial appoiDteea In -the ""*-.. make -avallablt In.« nat to um-- ( own afftcel foi their IUC-' -u tbe)' are dloleo, • to enable tbom to ---~ ! lngtbelr Jobo·beforo !be actual . -<llan&o ol ---. CUUard bandWI o 1' e r a J J a<>vernmeol tnlll!Uon lor Pr<lidemWlect K"""!llJ. Lin- coln 11ao vilitect c lf fl o r II aeveral timel receou;, ,. !ar mainly to illacuss the pro- blema Clll!ont encountered eigllt years. ago. Aloog witb cMb<r agencle1, all the majcr branches of the Pentagon have beeJl, pntparlngj • briefing boon !or the new • adminiJtraUon; upl&lnlng how • • . . .. -· . • • ; . • • '-- ' . • ' • ' ~ ··- ·--- TERRY TUCK CORDUROY CUSHION~ . r • • • . . • Cover y.our, rockttr, bench er choir,_~ r · ~ ' l with comrortoble corduroy cusH1ons mode pf cotton with foom podding. ' Cho0se ·honey gold' ond •ea mosli '• • Motes, Clinette choir. pod '14xl6" 1.99 .. . ' .... Coptoins ch~ir or rocker pod.'"l 6x 18" 2;)~ • .. R-ocker boct ·or bench pod '13xl9'.' .%.39 Bench pod I 4x29" 3.99 • • • • ~ l .• _'V. 'C" •• ,} .. ( --..... I • • ' .- • • ::;:.:~; ... ~ ... ~\~GARMENT BAGS ' -LEE :ROWAN VALET declalcoa 1 r • .immer:Uatdy ~ ~-budget complicates .FOR. ·GIFTING JUST FOR. HIM ' tramtUon in every agency, probably more ao Jn the Dress up your closet, keep your Defense Department than ' lo h' ·d f · h K C p Cl elsewhere, since budgetary c t 1n9 ust ree wit . • ro uc.ts · decisloos involve policy u gorment bogs. A big I Sx57" to hold well u mooey. The depart-t 36 t H A great gifi on'd o greot volue. Holds his •uit ond occessorio•. Gold toned bock with wood log•, ment ii now In the midst up o garmen s. ea11y of pultillg together its budget duly" ~teol frome. 2.99 for th!: fisca1 year btginnin& next July. Requea:U! from the individual servicta total mort than $100 billion. Prealdenl Johnson w 11 l present the federal bud&et to Congress in January, but the new administration will want Its say on the budget and its IS.!Ues before Congress acts. Eight years ago when the Eisenhower admi~ation 1ubmitted its budget, the Ken· nedy administralion followed it up later with a supplemenlal request. Reullions Set Nov. 30 Reunion ol the Beverly Hills lligh School, claases 1944-45 and '46, ia scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Nov. 30, at the Century Plaza Hotel Ballroom ao- cording to Ken Brlttiniham, Newport Beach a I u m n i representaUve. "Any alumni In the Harbor Area may make their reserva- Uon by calling 67f>.0651," be said today. .. ._ -SATIN HANGERS lift-up seat ond .noturol shoped hon9er. Soddle ten 19.91 • • ANGEL TREAD&; .• , ·~ '"•' . ' - 1 I I t • • • • ·' ... The event will start with eocttall1 and dinner at 7 :~ )>.Ill. dancing lollowtng. BUY A BOX OF 4 ~N CORDUROY ••. ORLON - •• • I I --• • ' ' ' . ! • ,. /. •rilit~,;, · w•®111eb ., \ ....... t ·- ' • • ••• ·r· • I I I~,.~ jgrr I ~ ' .. . ) ' •. -l"r ... ' ' ·-' ... ''·· . '' . - SATIN PliLow· covER .. : t . YOUR.SET SA VER.· . I.' You 'U be coif perfect ofter ·• ",nigh.I' .. sle.ep'"on thi1 ·JOO~. oaototo .. tin .Pittow Clise. Sliiep , "Without' curle ... from . Sohug Fobrics .. I • • " . • STACKABLE." . ' ROBES TO -ROMP IN FROM TERRY TUCK SQFT SIDE LUGGAGE I • Quickio November SALE Holds the shope of Ill"' best garments. and knits. Made of luscious r&yon satin. In avocado, pink, oron9e ond peacock. 4/2.29 1 • '' ' • Luscious c:ordyroy slipper!:'Foom ttl~ sole. In red end blue !fashion perfect- , colors. Or choose our orion scuff for '°ft wollting. In cerise.'tu~uoise, white. 1.79 . . ., ~·gift 1u1t for lier:':Wu& priced: ' • • Button down front in soft c<ilton with multi colored print. Just ""'chos hf!< knee• for ecmforf. '-99 Sto"\ these ~real looking lu99e~ pieces in • convenient nest, T ~ 'them out ond they' .. redy to poe~. •" Lined in on-\he.go foshioq 'prints. " , - • ANAHEIM 444 N. Euclid e g)l.tJ11 Mon, thru Sit. IO 1.m. to 9 .JO p.m. • Nf.,VM>RT 47 ........ llloo4 ., 644-1112 M.... ................ twt11t, .... I Sal. 10 ........ ,,... <> si%OS, 2.99, 3.99, 4.99 . ' NotioM, 4 · HUNpl'l6TON-lw:Ff .. 7717 ....... A-e 'Ml.JUI -*"' ... fet, 10 ....... t.IO ..... • • • • • • H~wpiian Haneymoo~ • l ' . i : ' • i -An afternooo' garden party ti,. party included aunts · and wu the occasion for Mr. and uncles of the betrothed couple, Mn. Robert A.. Xom of Mr •. and Mr1. Monr.oe Korn Hawthorne to announce tbt of Barstow and Mr. and Mrs. engagement of , his daugbtet, Harvey Wetzel of Nortbridge. Sh~ey ·Ruth Korn to F.dward Graduates of F o u n ta i n &bert PUrkitwicz. · ·valley High School, the couple Miss Kom also I!: the are. attending~ Orange Coast :. clo\lillter of Mn. Charles Ol\8e CoUe4e whei;e Miss Ko1'J ·1s of Fountaln ·Valley; and her mijotlng 'ln photograplly and fiance is thfi llOn of Mr. ~ ' hef ·fiance is It U d-y i D g • Mrt. John • Purkiewics of ~inea. . Fountain Valley. No date hu been set for Ol.Jt.-Of-town' guests attending the weddillg. ' S'1'iJ.par•¢t1 FRONT ... SIDE ... BACK ... Beaut 'y •.Salons ' •• ' ' "'' I • ' • ·~ .... -·--. '' . . ' . . '. . ' ' CltDll HAI~ ·... _.. ----.....iiJ.~sh..,;. orrJ S..i.;-f;o,,,~.1.75 • ' ..,. . ' ' " -·---......... _ i ~-": :.• r::rl • .. l -.::.. .. ~ ,, . iMM:•--.....&a 68 I 'll ..... ,...._ T !:-lff.'L . &• J, . . , ---sr • , • ' .. Most•t f~rrier Char~ Cohtt'f btlri~ ... yo'-l .th• ~~ flnHt',fvra,at,unbellevable scivi~g_i n~w~:H11 ~~ledto';'f lnchidt.•vtry faihlon firtt for ,tHe. new ·1eo10n ah.e9I •' Every fur 111up1rb quoHtY an~~tifM;!fecf 1.11 tt;N~m'l'\9,1~! 1 1 of th1 furri1r'1 art. Every· fur I~ an. intompa~abl• 'c'ha~mont1 Sale Vol~I · ' ... .. ~ . ... . ; ~ at its : eleg~~ b~ Belted ·Fµq:Leiigth &at '2977 !xp,..11 yourielf. •l•~a~tly: In thl1 fustrou1 notli~~f n1ink coat. full l1n_gth and dramatitally belted. H1r• 11 true luxurY pf Iced for on end111ln.o. lnvt1tm•nt •. ' • • I "\ • 01'llEBl!l'BOH .1177 '1'1'"'477 .. SAVE HuNDREDS NOW ON MINK ••• ·COATS! STROLLEURS! JACKETS! l-ool 11 the k1ynot1 of these fa1hlon1I All th1 ESMA* shad•• from the !!'.!:1~ .. · · -lno ddrkrm• of natural ranth-1had•1, the whipped, creamy IMJ911 and •· cat•ly tinted Pastels. r::ry on• priced to 1av1 )'OV hundi'M1I . , • ' •Nalunl Aalonul Jbr.e' Mlnk FULL LENGTH MiNK COAT ·•97.7 · . ·· ·Very Special Now Only · ' . .411 lM EMIA * Shad11 NATIIRAL·MINK STROLLEURS •9.7'.7.fu '2177 .. '5'77ro'l517 . .: New Lenttk1I New fask!ont! NATIJllAL ,MINK JACKETS llRfOI o'f a S.lloutt . • . • •377 NATU~ ~ !'9UFF GAPES,_ \tiRY _SPECIAL . . . TrtmmM and•Uritrimm~. Dyed Block . . ,' • · · . . ' .... , BRQADT AIL !'ROCESSED LAMB J~CJ.E'l'S, NO:W .•.. .ay. • •' Youno and s~pPyfl1l11.sh.L~xury f\lrl I ;, 1 • : ··!!77 . J L;Y . ' SHEARED BEA YER ·JACKETS, SALE· PIUCED NOW. . lJ . " OP! , 1 }_,,;. • •.., • .:' r r•·•;'' ' , . 10% DC>WN ATPllAL MINKi'HATS, 1969 FA~ffiOJ'{tl ........ from .... ·. TAi<I 1.2·24-36 N Ut Btu~ .Ftix SHRUG~; 5.4.J.E; Now oNI. Y ..... ..,. • . · •. 'MONTHJ_. ,. • ...... ·~ ~. , • ., l ~ , 1, .. \. 110 PAY FUN"FJ!RST WILD COLQl(S "-·IYD ~ESlCNS,1 ' . '\ I • -:-' • : • ·-···r--11· ~ ····~· ... . ")\' .... ,." :biSti~#vely · •. i : \t-_ ·--· ' •• 1 _/j • t .... ..; ';., ' ' . . ~-' it· . .. : . ..,, -~· . :. lt .. ·a~ ,._i;. '. ·: ~·. .. ~ ;~,. ... -... '\ ;~~ . .. .... ..-.;p;o,~.- -~~NOS.. , : . . ,,, • .'_' . . ""··· ,J,.J. . ,,r r -•· ~ -,.,... .. -"°'--' . • • •• •• • I ' . '• r I I ' I ' , I . I lac.I~ .. ~ <lOlllllCI 11 p ' '-'- -UV 111 t:a p.ll\. -. , .. , Nov. ti, bl tbt •:t's ,.,, nom. rt ft 11 .... -will,,_, .~,roaram . .... "-..... _. .will Ill loll ., a.. -Pacll fl!, ....,....,_,, ... .... ,, ........... • l.f.41n~ Pl' A_. ----~' OOllllllG UPi 1'..,Jl1 Ult , .... · ... ~~ ~I 1:a, ....... 'l'\ieldiy, l'-"•' lt flt'flW'lliiJ'lli~ -· p~ .... ~-~ ~·: ...s,-will'be Mn.~. . " P•r fUlllY"*' ~~ to j(*"J)crt·MeA •Uin i ·:-ed. · ~ ~ • ... ~ .~· , ·' , . ... . SdlOol ~·\.~~"t; .funfls '.~-iding ion 'Holiday ~W,~11/';' ;l. ~~-·· · . :,·. • · =; l>bltii~~.' »_rs. Ea(Olfk, th~ feshioo show called' "HOiiday' Swjnp.• • .,,. ?~ M ~!\(le lB, Plliol Moyer~-~ :.iljl~ ~Ille School (left 10 rllht), Jerilyn Kelidau, Dilllr• 'al cere-~ ... of enrolle4 In ll>e · ~;:M~Bourg.W, c<immentalM, and Heidi 'Do.W«t, mCd!L nie event,; ....,b: the Anlliilm .J!:i '~-. !J!ll',.from tile Wot Seal, 'lltll take pl8CI 1'llllrldly •. Ndv., Zl, . ._t ~-J-,..~ p..' Y'80 '•'ni\ .. ~. I • . Communication Lirie• Open at Eila'n~ia ,· . ·.' . . ' ' ' . ' p-..ehlirmanwiD~•·. • : r J< I '/' • , ~ ~· PubUe" 1n · 'Monte"'fj.+a ·Pl'~ -~i~---~~~ ~~ -Wliittier PTA . I• n,~ ... Commuri.ca00n Gap? T1H1a1t• fll*llbn 'ilfgb-!lcNl.·tlra stnitt. ,.....i..'-.... 1!111·.;Jiro. • -"'• h ..,.,. -·~-~ Bob Eaaoii, -portray. a •emer dlizen Ii -nr ·• INl!ll~ . ..,.i·Mr'l<H811r1· Wllft1d.-rt ~ ......, Hig 'V"' l.i..i.'.id Goodseli' Melherl, of ldnder-"-.ond Mn...._, Wte M-Rowland. The questlon will be uplqred ,,. be 8dUlt 1...i...a. E••ot• A 9 • ,. ... • ~- ·,, Mn.<imu-. , • d. IJ!lsidenl-fourth .,..cil RI~ ..ut · l ,,_ M_..y,Nov.18at7:45p.m.!nafonlm•-14 lllepoilol. ;; ., President • GOMlN 'UP: Cb r 11 t'lll·aa boll. Baby-ljltlnf 11111 k ro--~COMIHG UP: 1'.U Fell\val • . , ,. i COIJING UP : Gen.er a;T ~ -.odghop Al 9,30 acm. vlded. ,..... II 1 .111. to I p.m. Satur· . ~ ~at T:lll toollh~ Df. ~y. ,..,,~II, ill lh• Rea 'PTA 'day/Noio.11,atldlool.GA!J>ea Wiljqn PTA multipurpooe room. W'mners ,day, Nor. lt. ·Pmnta ·u. ~11 -7i!"_.•,,!;~, wuu.am , cu n n 1 a 1 ti, am., ~ QCi~. ;Jamef Sev.Jraon, ... tea~ tn· ab walk."' Far ,. . . in the 'I'hlnksei-vin& Daly · wefcoome to ittend, · -"'\"'6 ,. -, J, auperlalench•nl Iii ,.. • •. ~ ~liill' •ot ,, loltli . ,.._..~ wet .,..,. throw, Mn. Fred Sim-conlell will be thnou.,.od .• · ·W ~1 -• d PFO N .. ., ._ .Di. ,llUUiim ~ lliolr;ICI wlll oen:•lopc with a.m. Thiiric!a¥ NoY st,'.Jii the Mn.. ~ , ·" iloor 'pliitl',ud aurry-cycles. President . Mn .. Harold WYJ1W! and QO. I!'!. ........,., IU~ atddentl and teaeheis. .., • teachel:'l'".loUNt• ~ Prealdeilt. , "'·1 _ ,Hot:"~, .PQDeOm and pynch COMING UP : . ~ation the fift.b grade elms will host 1tfra. ·Dulel,FnreeU · the Ne;wport.M~ U·n tf le ~ llllOl!nf ·a 1\111 a.'n)..' llEPOll'l'8:iijloam·; ~"' COMJ!iG •UP: ~ aale 'will---.~: -. . lllfftiq• II 7 tonieht, m the thelr annual F-Day ru ... : '' '' Presidtnl Sellool lllllricl wlll .,.U. ~· Nqlo. ill, In \lbt aeleeteiJ•O!iilbw-:.nil•rater w!!J -unW ·W""1*diY····-~iiiii .• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '1*'19 of Mn. Om'f l!!W· .. ·f<r. llle ,~.cliff ~ lhl• Not.·,Jt • .. , _ ! ;;· ""'' . , .. · .. '' ' « ' ' . l11si9n' P't.A;' !i . ''.t::;.n:,J~~~,;,,'!' ='JI°~~-' -y: ER s1· ·o· ' o· ·o . o··_ O· 'o·. . . SPANISH & MEDrrERRANEA :: ,: Mn. J. 11· ,..i.. . "•~In(, ~Miles. · ·' · • ~""the· ' ' •. STY .. ES l'O . CHOO. ·sE" FROM . i ~ Pre:ll..ient ~1 • .,.With t h·• 'int ... t ,drivt. . •• '\ :.._ .. , . "' OOMlNG UP: An n·u a1 lTlunizlUOll(. ol. t.h e kilt'> '" -. · ""' ~ ' , . ~ 8J!OCl\etU dinner 1rom 1:30 to c1erpr1a; first. ei1 fifth Soner• l"TA ·· ~ tomorrow, PJ.. tbs ,r'ide clusea were ·the Mmes. -·-••...:.a~ door~.~ ~ .'...':,b., B~ Mn.=-~ . .--:--" · · '-~ ·~ William · ' K-.iser PT A ilirbY, ~...,., Slllnkl. John COMING UP: '"""'-liimi '.Mrs.~·· ~~~;.•d Geyman .~~~-;:~~·- ~TS: c!iltk~i+ele, di!>_ Nl;\'".lifj1ll PT A · .;Mn; llobcd\ a.ii ~ ~~ :t ~·,.._ Belld' ', ' t .. PNakliint , .. -~ """"'61 iB ;fl!io.-. .•. '. ·-COMING · 111>1 ~ at ' fiinll. ralllnl .t'!',•}c• ,.,. cor.l!!l'@w · Board meeting ~I In tlie od!ool haD . Dr ... sludtnl.I ml 'l?'fA. At the :-.c · · ·" · N · ·G.ri>n }lcCoy will ~.on nMiollnl Mrl. Gerald T. Wlllto; ' at l <,1• ..ll!m, Monday, ov', a.rllllU Atliludts In SH ' •~'.vl<e -••· t lnlroduced · II. bi :di< )lome arla lounge. .~ .. ~·-lMn IC . I>' • ustn. .,.~n .. General meet1n1 at 7:30 ~--·· • •n~t: ·n ~ eiab.tb erade choral ~p p.m.·~~ Nov. %5, in the Huen_ ud Mn .. l(en.ry alid lllrs. Paul Berger, dll-ec· soclai ~-:,J?r-William Cun· ~ will boll. • • tl>r, ~ :a.lperint'11dent ol ~ artlll will ,.... K''llybroo'-e PTA the N~ .. ;. u o 11 i e d ~ "'"11 I a.m. to I p.m. K Sdtool Di9lrld will Bpeak. Silnday, Ndv. IT. • • Mn. s-ld llo ..... . l1wlkqlvlnr "!'...a:y -· ' . ' ,._ yw hlew.po~ Hts. PT-A , ~-;; :!!~"."'· J~ ~ REPORTS:,~-ht· .. _, Elsie -. .. 'REP!>RTS' . Auxiljary· ~" the ~ ........... John . Prekidenl . . ....,.. donai..! towerclo Ille .... u HlnrlCa I .llftli .... clall .end J .. -1>. • m-~'"' . . . Mn. l\'ll)fml a.rt'• .-.nd COMIMG!IJPr-lloord-meeting ' w,~, P'l•..,.... •• ..., ,..111 .... grade dwo •• , Mn. Jamea at ,,. ~!luesday, No'!-•... Newapaper foe tlit· pai*r Mamio, ,,_.11 -Ubop 11, 11111/o 1uo::hroom. ·drive JIUl1 M d'lhtred chainnaa repct1oc1 .\ha.I .•"·FridaY'l'or!IJll:fcll'".-la• t~n -*1 • ~-th-.J patt11la ' -ma1daC !!rat FriUy,1il .. ,·:at.~:lli!I.. -,nd .frOm. ··I"·'· pie jil!ciokl-pdi ... prinoipalinvil<l~·to·a!--.·io~~-m._~..ro.1.For.lllrtMr · Jump "'°""' jumplnt -di .-_ . · . lnfonnatton eel! Mn. - and "tiallnc:e boorda lot ,PB UPORT&: .Mr.. 11'-. >fcC.om!iah a\ 540-3771. and 1111' achoal --.... SciowJi nil" ""· M • r v· • . PTA . beinc 1l!ldt by ·W:t« Piiioi:~ ~ ~~~-~ 1e.oria -Htywud IDd. DwlPI'. ~· prGill Of,~-'. ' "'"-. p.:... :..;.._. ·. ·' .. r __ .....i...-.__L'._ ..,u .... .,__ . .~ T ~ . . -~p~:-"·r " . . .. ,~'!ldenl . . -· Lincoln PTA . ,, ., '"' )!EPORTS: Mn. lt•n·nel ~ . Our· ..:•a¥ 1.,...,llffft"-· , Adaml·ind Mn:Waynt'~orris y Mn. n. ... Blacll 01-:A!\gotls• Aux•" . , ~eted IJreat Boo"8 Foun-·. Pmldent .. · ,, · r .. -... .~, tlalillng '""°"'' ThoY COMING UP: Joint mMtini 'Mn. s• ?Ht . · irect ·a lhlnl end ~ ' with Harbor View Sdlool will · ·~ · J Wlth M take place at 7:30 p.m. Mon-P~t gra,1.K= lfOUP a ong rs. day, N ... 11, •• -View. COMING UP' ()pd>_ and FDouredgluw~,.. and Mrs. Dr~ Wl111am CunninghllJTl, Galaxy'· of ·~,froro '10:30 ~ ·· s up t r l n tend e n t ol the a.m. to 1:30;p.m_.. Sunday, Nov. N~·Meaa Unified School 17. Auiillng Mn: HUT)' Djotricl will speak. Prog'Rm JohNOll and ·w.: •'ltichan! lni;ludel music department of Torrence. d'lairmen, are Mrs. Lincoln ochool. Howanl 'Heilhoff an1i'l.in. W. Mariners PFO Robtrt '!. hdt:l'IOll Prealcleol COMING UP: Frlni< Walker. faculty representative, and teachers will meet to dilcuu a school lift which will bt: puchued from half I.he pr.,. ceedl of the ice cream M>Cial. Mase Vercle PTA ' Mn J-Mupl -Praldtnt a>MING UP: ,,O t t1e r1 1 ' -'log ol 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Nov. 11, In the lftl!ltipurpose -llr. ""1111. c. Fischer. '"'* .. health and jog-~ Item Corona Mir 111'11 School will • ,.mtit ....... I • David Joye, dec«allom: """· Richard L. Oavjol, publlclly, and Mra. .Jack Mc<:ar\hY. finances. . Peularino . PTA .'. Mn. Nlgel· llailoJ President ' COMING UP: Tea al 1 p.m. Thesday, Nov. 19. Mias Su• Walker, school P'J'chologllt and Miss Jane Caldn.11, Jeam· HELP .WANTED SIA VICK JEWEi.EiS We 11..,. c.•,..., ~I• fer- U1111 e11lll W•11•" I• •• P.e.Jiiott h1 1111!1 St.re, Newperi hech • I " I.Erl If .ftlEilOlY ,'. ' I Il 7eu. bav1 new Ml&~ba?t ot know Gf anyone movinl to .OW" al'ff. pleaJf tell UI ~ ~~ _., ma.y eXten4 • friendl>' ~eJ.corne and .help tttem i.o ~ acQuatnted m.,...n.,.~ ... Hlllllllllftll .... • Yisltif S*ff26 ' Cosll MISf Ylsltt1 "42"4114 So. Co1st Yisllet *417' ..... Visitor 67s.34n .. • ' ' • .. ,.. ____ _ .... • . . e OPEN SUNDA"Y TllJ; 6 FOR .. YOUR C~Y ... NCI ~) • \ ( • $0 •• • p • • 0 ' ' 4 U Ff JI P F"FF !WM? P44(4 f441 # ;u: •a i s :•u 4 sv • a o s' .. ,., •• , ~'""'""'-· • • \ \ • I ~ .. , . . ~-.. Service • • , J ........ "'* -• • • I I • ' . • • I 14,1 ... f • 30 DAILY PILOT , SA.CC: A.etlon Survivors Battl,e \ ' ~~ For Hi-Lo,Horw'rs, The duo o! Lois Edel Ind B._y Elko will balllo llutb H<>sue IDd lleltn Sutlltfland for the Santa Ana Women's Club annual partnen Jll.lo 1oumey Friday In tbe flna1a after survivln& a lleld o! • tandems. They le< cfl 11 t iOl a.ro. The -llllhl.m- plonlhlp will pi undoF •Way at tiU with June Drury "ind Helen Parke moelln1 the \e1m o! Frances Bchmid Ind Pat Jl'osu.ttl .._ Co•ta Jlfe .... . ,. ' . The IOCOl1d annual \lomen'I Club chimplolllhlpo are undoF way at . Costa Mesa GoU and Countty Club with Nadine ~lntbeproceuo( lng her Uile. (..'hief contendien to the crown are Martha Ciampa, Haul \Vebsl«, VI HoUlns, Do..ihy O'Leary Ind the defending champion. Friday'• best nine event ln women's club action wu won by Alverne Fomster 1116-llHI (3111) followed by Ha"1 Weblter'i 97-lU! (40) Ind Hosti.m at 101·1U'I. Second flight bonon were cap!Jtted by Bev Batllllool'• tt-H-n (15) followed by Mer- rilee Dungan'• 10H3-'l'I (15\1). Ell!e stlpes w0. the third flight with a llWH2 (40). Frank Bart..11 toot low gross honors tn tbe men'• club event on Saturday with a '19. Jack Towle and Pat Kalama were second with 79s. In the low net division, Tom EnsJand wu on top with an llMUI. Second, with an •2019, was Ken Harris while Glen Freese (~lS..71) and Jack Frazier (113-10-73) followed. The S out h er n California PGA Assistants Golf tourney is scheduled for the Mesa course on Monday with action over 36 holes slated for the Lake course. Jerry Barber Is the guell speaker at the evening awanh. Barber ii a former NaUonal PGA champion. R11t1eho SI No leas than 41 memben of the Rancho San Joaquin men.'s club are· still in the n=mif ior bonon in the men's club president's cup champlomhlpo l.fter ... roond of action. . StlD In contention are Covel Allen, Bob Manllleld, Doug Terry, Joe,Kooymtl, Bob Ber- ryman, Harold Sproul, Bob Hlll!Oll, Pbll Waldner, Bill Hactley, Dutch Di~ 1 aver , Frank Bfclm•n, Jllil. Young, Vanguards Favored T i n y Southern California College of Costa Mesa is favored to win its ~ straight Golden State Athletic Association cross c o u n t r y championship this Saturday morning in Los Angeles' Grif· fith·Part. The v onguardl upped their ...... record lb 2&-2 by willp- Jilni Callfomla Baptlat College and Los Anlelea Baptlat Collep In a triangular meet In Newball. Rieb Pbllllp1, the V aJ1ll.l8l'da' top l'\lllMt, ran away from the field lb remain unbeaten 1n conference com- pel!Uon. Jody l,lurray <t sec ..... oeccnd Ind bis brother Glen took fourth. Other places (or sec ...,. SUm Slltam (fifth), Jerry Rinker (ab;th) and Jim· my Cmm (tevtntb). '· ,(, Marv J-and ll<ql Pai* Abo Bob Hubbard, alJl lllh t ter,1111 Schrwr, Gordon • • TAR~TLINE lmltr,Rlclo,,....,Jlmlloy, .• . il:r'' •. , ... Joe KJilpp*, ~Im Dul'1lle, Don . · ll,\1.1. 1'1.16 •. , • , • , ilomey, Adrian 0 'N •al, · Illustration f2 shows Jh• 1yprcal •ddrass pcislllon Charlel Mc!'~ Hal Smith of on• who slices. Such a 10lfe( naturally aim• lo and Andy lledb)om.· : .. the left to "play for my 1llee."· By .0 almln1, how. Ray ~amborn, J l.m : . ., ...... , ~ \, .. ~ Welp), Jim Walbrldp, Vlrf TAR6ET .;°tNE ,.ii.1\llQ>.\. .,ri_ . Hartlnlt&i. Don-· cart -. Bob Kmaey, Bob Loper; Hal .-. Flank., Gr-~~ and I.• Paul,~._,, fc·:..1•' 1 Alli! Kin\ Donmud, Bill Winier, Pat Wade, Ito d ' ~. llerb. Martin, Gene McDoonoll, Robert Cltmons, Bill Clark Ind Jim Millen 'llle7 are sniuped In ·throe . '• ~ .. ire.;..-:. .. -,, evei, he allanr -his shoulders In a menn•r-faclna to the l•fl-thiot eneour•&•~ exactly th• same swinf line that CIUHI' •llclrig, Ht is, in 9ffect, provokln& a slle• ."1 allP'1in1 tqfit. , . .. · ' ! "' ; . rur!"'~r'• low net event • NA."!'~ "Wlt.1G lit.II! In ....,., dub action, Hackley Si'l"OUl.l>Ellf5 ftnlihed with a 81 foe flnl · '"'"AIMtlll4iiR~T place honon with Yount 16-AT·~~·-cooil, 11. II Ind Ritter third -,. willi>'!Ot ·,. :. ·1'-'•··· . ·Gollers··who site• lfou" be .much l.•111r Off by Faoir Pla1m' tltd'for fourth all1nin1 tholr thOllld•rs·lo the rl&ht (lllustrallon #3) with 71f,. ,,_,.""'°·Allen, so that their natur•1 swin& lin• puts on opposite-or Traham;· ... J9• .:~ a n-d hook-spin on1f1!'b•~!· ' . ., •IHI ttA"-..._ ...._ ..... McDannelL .; '·• L_...._. _ _.,,~.-..:-"---.,.--------Tbe , .... -.....,. N--'•• ~~ ..... j"'U_.. ·-·· \ lnvitlttoMI b-'aeHor M-y. \; lo!onnallon Ind delalla al th\ . tGurney can be ~ by <aJllnt 111'1153' and alklllg for the Pro Shop. Featunod In the IGurney will be video tape r<pla)'I <t the . action on television. Jlfe•• Verde El Camino Tops JC Ramigs; Bues 1 Qth Ide! Ind Wally Blvlnl Ind SQmebody up • -In · Coll•ge vaulted Into the second the Perry Stephen& took first ~ CaJl!om!a uiy;..y -poi!Uoo after lb .slllnnhig !Ht place in Sunday's event -fll?l lib Or~ C o a st victory ~ver defending state the Jack and JW tourney at Collegt. •, ... ,, champion Fun~. Meu. Verde CC. Despite the Pirates' 21""-0 Bakenfleld is third ln the Their total of 131 beat out b'-"'-at the -ft,Santa ne.,., Poll.'. irhile Fullerton Is the quartet of Lester and ..uau>a Cecile Schwaiger and Cart and Ana last week. Oran1e Coast now fourth. Gloria Bowden by two strokes. has fallen back into the top Orange Coast, now 5-3 on Dave Hellman leads after 10 rankings of California's the season, is tied for . loth two rounds of the men's club . 11 'with Santa Monica and Citrus. champioQ&hlpa with a 145. large Junior co eges, ac-'Ibe rankin&s, for what In sec:oncl place Is Don cwdlni lb the Junior College they're worth: Crowell with a 146. AthleUc Bureau 1n San Mateo. 1. Ill C.111lne CM) Defending champion Bob But, Santa Ana, which bu l. Ja11 0 .... CC IM) Balley (Los Angeles Dodgen) at only cmce 1n ei&ht 1amea:, ! :~::::Wx'~·~I is back in the pack with a WU 1eft out of tbe ranklnp f. 1..t i.-M1Mt 174) 156 after 38 holes. f. ,,._ CC ~I altogether. J. L-a.di tc (f:-1-1) Bee Grid I -•-Cout El Camino, undefeated in L .DI'* v•llW 0.11 . ~.__. eJabtg~.~tohold t.c.l.tlf ... s.uel .. (7·11 :iji!"~'~ .f l .tt:lJ Coant Yogi. a ~ .lhot on to the No. 1 spot in. the 10. = '~ 1w1 ~ 1c•11 ~ Wllft. m. artist ttom Hollywood. wDl ·be ratinp, but San· Diep Clty ""'• Moflb ec 1•21 -11 ',.,'rr!fNJ L• ._,.. + featured l!I Irvlne.Cout Cow>-·,....:.......:=.......:_; _ _::.__;__.;;:...c_;...c;_;_"'-------------- tey Clnb Sqnday at """" 1lhen be aild ladlel' club cbamploa, Dee Dee Wblle, will play -bolel qalllll dub pro Ralph Evans and a ·.low handicap player lromthe men'• club. At 2:30 be will give a show at the practice area for the children of club me:mben. SNC!Hff The Standard Oil. Co. toll . toomey b lllled for 8atunlay ~~·!'..;the fold. SJtoreellff• Dick Martin has been ap- pointed' bead profeukmal at Shoreclifis a.cc or ding to General Manager Jiril Perrin. Martin was mmt recently with Brentwood Country Club. Aiooc with bis teachln(, Martin bu taken over the nWiaremenl ol the Pro Shop. " Or•ng• Co.st'• M0tt Coinplete PRINTING SIRYICE --- I ,.I ....... 642-IUI , INSTANT CRIDIT HIRI ·-•-21tL ......... N7U • ~u!Mrlon, 601 S. ludl4.:a71Jtll · • Ntwport l11ch, #27 f11hl11'1 l1l11ul-644-2121. 24 Hour Ski and Sport Re~ Kl 7.2545 TENNIS HEADQUARTIU . "' • , ... TIMftl DllSlll \ IUTOCI-• .,;::, • 1= ,,. .. TtMll• ' J'S . •T ..... t.w.blt 15'' -·-. llll!llS WU =•.iiu 11t IPIClll WI Of I "1 · . , .. HUNTING ' l 'DAl'I SPICl.L._ ..._· _ON_L_:Y ~ . . ' Ski Fuhlon Show1tliurs hihlon Island Sforl This wtt1,; SKI PACKAGll . SA VE YOU MONEY # '·qrMAil'nMltl 1 AlTlltl ,._, · '.Mrlfff..INlllelNI -...... n #2 .Uf CAUYll.U •IOI .u.ru1~1 U.f ITD·IM lllelNI llG. ~ .• , #3 MAb' MITAl llCll =i.=·~, ...... ,..N. s 1154s , .. · ue. thAI 1111 .......... , •.• "· --.... . Y9u'ff ftNI ex,erf help•-'•-M .,_..., ... -..... 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N-1 , ··GLIMPSE OF DAYLIGHT -Mission Viejo High'< Rick Boehmer ~-J 121) spi!lta loooe for a moment wllile Laguna Bead! defenders :~ : j)QuC Scimiltz (116), llievo Palmer (64) and'l'om Scherer (71)' move in for ttie otbp. The ArWts maintained th.U-.IHlb!_emiShed r""l'rd, 27·12, hut in ·doing"" laot>-~top.back (Jlm.Kulm) t1wthe rest of the campaign. ~). ':,! •. '""'. '. lb< .. . •' ' ~:: .;t.:• ~t!;,•.:1 ... ~-· .~ .... 11' ~ \1~ ~.ti'·· "' .. ... .. ....... . • ! .. l . . _,.,. ' >'(; J!,.r~ !!'~.,... -·· ·O<•>' i ! . !~~ ' J:fJli~ -~ ~1 , .. .·.. GRIDIRON tOGJAM -Newport Harbor High's ;;~' Bob Curry (21) •mashes into a wall of Santa Ana "' Hig!i defenders while mate Bob TrlPI> (68) throw1 a .. ·;.+ • I . . ' MUSTANG ROUNDUP -Skip Pike or the Costa Miiia J!ilfb,Mustangs takes off oo a sweep while ~·Claude Kelly (17) moves oot or the ·- block. The Saints el)'ied the· Tars'f~ve:-Pm~·win streak w1111 o 34-14 trtum~. way. Gary steeie (33) and Gr~g· JOntan (19) 1.,.;a . interference •. " 1 I ' . -~---~~-~ -_____ ...... ~ --. --""·--- • . . Daily · Pilot Sfu,f f Photos Lo0KS FOR OPENING -Quarterback Paul Joyce of Esta~cia searches for an opening while Jugging leather against undefeated Loafo. Mate Jeff Seiver {71) trails the Eagle field general, TAKES A SPILL'-· Corona del Mar's Dave Terry · (12)1is. thrown ti"tlie turf Wi>ile trying fu pass, The ' Sea: Kings clOM! oot tlleir .'68 •seaS-On·F!1day night ' ' ' . . "' -. ' . . BOM!IS ~~ Y -Seasitiorial'l<li>&omora Bob Hau- pei;t (U)'p~rts to release a bd!pb while a Long llliodl Wlloon pl'ytt bolds MonitlU! mate Roo ' against Estancia and will clinch third place in the Irvine League with a victory. They are favored by ail: points. Gardea (it). The talented young Qs led his school to a 32-25 upset will and bas been leading the Mon- arcbs..ever since. • 1 .. , DAD.Y PILOT EDJToBIA.f, PAGE Our Coming Megalopolis I . ., ' ' •• .. ' ~I· •·· •n ~ 'Iba ,;;,..tbw~rd lhrult ol. Oluge eount.y ~. long predlcCad, wlll IOOll be under way tn eama.t. • Th• -1<1'• largeot elecllolllie• pliant, 0ccupyin1 what wl!J b.e 111e lar&Ht building in tit• cow.tr. will soon -be built at Lacuna Niguel by Ille No~ AmeMan Roe)<· well Cot1'oratioa'1 Aulonetica J)ivisi-Oll. Computer reffllrdl and mallllfacturing will employ 7,llOO ,pe.....,. wl!en tbe building ii t.ady ot tllo and ot nett year, If a lador ot 3.5 pel'sons in each of 7,llOO fainill,. la ~. Ibis m-a population gain ol 26,250 !or tll• Solltlt Colt! area. • • Tblo la Ute(). just Ille beg!nning"fortbst area in a population aurge 'O!!ich will eventually see all ol the land between sante Barbara and San Diego filled with in!lumY, bouainf devel<lpmenis end thOP,Ping cilnten- • vaot meg&lapolfs. ~ By tw-na , Orange ¢ounlians bemoan the passing of 1he area'• tranquil agricultural past 811d exult in t.bt prooperily' Space Age ~ is. bringing here. • No psyclttc gilt-is needed lo foretell the future, or, to tell w now How vital it· i! <,1!>irt there b9 fafliChled · planoiJll lo bring ord~ and beauty instead of ugliness and <!taos to 21st Contury Orange County. • Destroying' a Myth · A myth about yoolb in America hM been bandied about enough to color 'lbimring over a range from busi· ness planning to sociological and politieaJ judgment... , . '!'be fadl, aCcordinl li> tll1 U.$. C1111111 -a. ore ' thtt: .. .. . ·.. '- -7111 median ., ... 211 ind it -'t dtop,J.o.P "" lOyN.rs~ ·,·); .. , -While. ff, percent of t.be popuialion ta, Wldet ·211, 10, \ perce11t 1' und ... -!Ive _years of •&•· Of tlle'.fenWriln& rt percent, 11 percent II 111e 5 to ~. Of the mnalnlng 26 , percent, •1p percent is a10 10 to 1'. · --Only 1& percebl ot·tbe PQP\lla1ion is 1ge 15 lo 2', the JrOUP receW.. all ot tbe "youtl>" attoatioli 1JM1 Ule • lion'• ab.are o( at!ention from politicians, ldvd•ets and TV progrsnµner,. ' • , -Rroin h~tt·• obYiOUI that our over.JO :.•,q&wre1" ai:e ltlll a fofce lo be reckoned with, in t.bt marl<etplaca and evirywhere e!Je. • • A Neat B•ill's-eye . .. George Gallup, '!'ho pioneered modern llC!entific opinlon--pollilig, took his lump• in Harry Truman's Im mlnute·wln ove_r T\!Oipag E. Dewey In 1948. . • It ·must have been a lesson well learned,· u p_roved. in •ub!_eqo,nt elect.Ions. This \!me around. h.!! _bii the re- sult nearly on the bt4tl>o, as did !Wo t<>p rival•, !lie tooia H.8.ll'is end Siildlinger organizations. ' _ • Gallup, the closest; after alio;:ating unde<;tded volel, ., gave I'lil<on 43 percent, Humphrey.>12 percerlt and Wal· • lace 15 pei:cent. Results as,~_ last Ftlday put Nixon and Humj>brer at 43 percent, Wallace at 14. percent. (The polls illloW tt>emselves a 4 percent margm of error.) • I • • '. .. ' ' l ' ' ' .. ' • . t . • ' " • . The mytlt io Iba! "hall tt>e P<l!""ation ia under 25." It" a new mark lo aim !0<. and certainly one•tha! · Increases th~ credibility ol polllf.ers and their ~ , niquN. '' .. ' • • '"""""" h .,..,.,.. ' I .. . •' I·:,-'• l •J, f #'l""~I~~\ · 8'.4f. If! WE ~DN'r »EE!> Np (HfA.f.<li0~16N.il!QMPfflflOU.• .... Election Reforrn Is in tJae Air . ' ))reamers Ignore Realities WASHINGTON -Election rel<lrm I.I in the air and deserves the same degree of confidence, at Ulla .1tage, as &he mail order Purchase of a lot in Florida. The reformers wou1d vidt upon the elecibrate variOU11 horrors,· including a national presidential primary and a run- off in. a free-for-all presiderltial election. The genetal idea la t,o tum the nation into ooe great town meet.ing, federally supervised, to pick. the fearlea leader w-all shall support. It is of no moment tti.t no large, mature nation can do it this way and the world trend is in. quite the opposite dir'=tion. The dreamers must have their dream of democracy rampant, blissfully Ignoring the realities of what ii essen- tially a diverse, representative and telec· tlve governmental system ntV'er intended as a mus movement. A' NATIONAL presidential primary would bO the ...m monatrooity ol all, open to every ambiUous charlatan or welf~financed crackpot, and likely to be fuconciusive and divisive above anything In the present convention system of sel~ presidentlal candidate!. No ooe seriously propo11e1 abolishing the electoral system without substituting for it a federally controlled popular elec· lion open to everybody, with a run-Off between the two or three leading can- didates essent.i.al btcawie it ia recognized \lia;t the first election would be a jijalnbles. - ·We could thus have three federally aupervlsed elections in one year in • the or~ of picking the preaideJt ol. the United State. MosT OF 11IE complaint about the present electoral l)'sl.em centers on even- tualities that. usually don 't happen. A candidate failing to get the most votes would be elected by the elecloral a;illege . against the will of1be people. The election would be thrown into . tht. House of Represepatives. (The last time this hap-- pened ·wu 148 years ago.)' If you vote in Aluka your v-Ote weighs many times heavier-than if you Vote in New York:. Such comp)aints 10 on endlessly, and there are clearly aome inequalities In tbe electoral system, just a11 there are .SOJDe ineqliallt.ies in dividlp.g thiJ nation into 50 ·stat.et. But the ' pfoposals to , correct the inequalitie11, balled as they · · are on the fear of thJng11 that don't happen, offer .little · kt commend them as desirable alternatives. ' THE ELECflON OF Richard M. Nixon i1 a case in point. Under tfie ~stem +as it ex.ins Nixon appears to have receiv· ed a plurality ol the popular v~. This is, in fact, a larger plurality than that ol Woodrow Wil.son under not diuimilar circumstances of a third party threat: Wilsoo. managed to win by a mort im- pressive ~ the aecood time he • ran and the historians do not fault him for having been, ln the. fif'lt lnstanoe, a "minority" president It ia quite true tti.t Nixon m1ght have been elected with tbt popular plurality 1oi.ng to Hube.rt H. Humphrey. But that wu f>!?t the case., as it was · not the. c•se wltb WoOdrow Wllaon or . Harry Truman or a dor.en other president.I who did not ·1et a majority of the popu~ yote.. So, in l91l8, despite all the dark forebo41ngs of newspaper columnist& and radi<>-TV commeritatora, there w~ not an ·el.ectoral deadlock. lI'he eif;CUon did , not 10 ,to the Home et Repre.ae.ntative.a:. N~ ol the dire predictions materialized. NOR, FOR . THAT METIER, did George C. WallaCe'1 Am 1 r i can Independent Party e:mer1e u a lar1e thr~ten.lng cloud enveloping the: nation inh&tred and bigotry. Nixon beat Wallace in the eleve.n states' d ·the old Con- federacy, capturing 58 electoral -votes ·to '{iaJlace's 46. -· -· • " Whal Ilea behind the elicuon te!arm movement ii a not to biddM ·desire to destroy the two part)' convention system which regularizes. and makes representative out quadrennial agmies in picking a president; The destruction of · the two party system is judged · by .. peril to bO the likely result of electio11 reforms now prop.'.18ed. We would move In the direction · of France, Italy and Germany with multlple party 1yltem1 anrJ with no 1ingle party able to govern withoul forminl: a coali~on with other parties. Altematives to the preaent · l)'stt:m should be examined in that ligbl There may .lit way1 to improve the e.iectoral syltem, but d""'°ylftl the two party methdd of plckiftl I president I.I nol one of them , N:ew Congres~ and. Nixon· • ' • • . . Chancellor ls Object of Reader's Ire T,o lhe E!lltor ' Chancellor Aldrich ·of UC, Irvine mla. ed one point of voter wrath in the defeat of Proposition 3. He lists. campus turmoil, controver.,1lal 1Uest speakers, and fW of :iocreaaed taxes u the l'U.IONI. ·perhaps it would be difficult foc hlm to realise that bO ·contributed to ti>< defeat ol needed mciney for IrVlne. HI.I. ffll!ure to give moral support. and 1..,!erlhlp to , his studenta lw bo<n discussed by many. The rrvtoe campw1 hu heel> ho!8. to1 Cleaver on sev:eral occamn. and ,11 ... otJier groups that have been nlused even at Fullerton have ap~.1t Irvtnt. iilS EXPLANATION ol all lhll to the .,..,.. of ToWll and GoWll and repodal In the DAILY PILOT I.I vory ' ' . •·\ I : -'• \ 1-J •.• • .. ' . ' . ' ' DAIL V PILOT 2/J Prices --~mplete York Stock Exchange List --Thursday's Closing New •• ' • • I I ; ; ' • t• •• " -I 1 ' --------- - -• • \ I " • •"' -• ' . • • • Today's dMI•«· .. • OIV.~E e<>UNTY, ¢AtlFdRNIA • • ' • TEN CENTS , -" ' . ~ .. ' . ; . ' ~ •, . . • " • 'I'\ ' OAILVPILOT ..... ,_ . KEYS TO THI! CITY AND TURKEYS GO TO' OtYMPIANS HONOR ID 111 NEWPORT · Local Athlotu (from loltl Biii J-oll,-Ann Hock, Poto'lor-. Dean Wlllo!Onl, Toni Hewitt Newport Salutes O~ympians . Five Atfr,cletes Giv~n Turkeys, Keys tO City 'Five' ol the Harbor Areil'• eight Olym- plan,a .,.ere . presented with turkeys and . ieyi to the city ol Newport Beach ~t a Newport -Chamber ol Com- mtrce ·bieakfQi Wectnesday. "I hope' thil doesn't tum me pro- .feuional," Dean W)lleford. water po Io parlldpm4 quipped when Dick Rlchard, owner ' of. Richard'• Odo Market, ~ ferred the Thanksgiving fowls. · Richard laUded the ef!Orts of the M,.: ko, Olympics conteotanll' at the Balboa Bay Club meeting. • "When we havt 70Wll peopls Ilk• these coming aboard, you don't have to worry about the tuture, it wUl t a k e care of lt.self,"•be aa:id. Bill 'Je~, -kayak; Dean WllleforQ, water polo; Ann..Hect, volleyball; Peter ::: g~~~a:,n !'u.'::g; ;~ breakfast Tllrff other particlpmls 9'11t their .-.grei.. ' In presenting them with keys to the cjty, Mayor Doreeri Marshall Wllnded the city's eomm.endation to the Newport partjclpmla. ''[, dOubt that there are u many , Violence Fo:rces::Closing . . ' Of San .. ;Fftinc1sett{Stat~--• iii . • ~ ... ·~, . lltP>• .......... . . • . clUes wltb. a populaUoo ol. 48,000 that can' boul the qu>ltty and quanUty of particlpaots u Wi Newport BeaCh/t ahe,sald. The meetinfs IU'!'t speaker .uggested that the aeblevemel)ll <JI the 01,ympiana reflected the lde§llsm of today's youlb. '1onalhon Y~g, an ~ 1ministry atuden4 &peakhjg on "Youth -·How Much Freedom," polnl<!d to the success of the. 01,ympianl Ill example ol what ideali!ln can accompllsb when it ii chan- nelled In the proper ditt<lion. -. • NEW . _Y,ORK (AP) -The atoct , ~a""""'Jec!G..roll~ ~~?Ll...:a . . ' • -. ~-~' . wal;actlvt.t (:see quotation!, Pagea 26-27) . . Wblfo nines and ] ..... weri' - .... In late ~ -wlpinf;, .... a day-!Oar , meeting of the faculty to ; early Jeail ol' lboUI 211 _ ~ f!Jf tl1e comider ~veral resotutlon!I, tix:1uding · pku: alde -averages declined.. $ • ' ' .I ' s1ayipg Aditt.itted ·- A 70W11 Cami> p..,.jletoo IUrino a°' cuaed of the "bludgeon death ol Comia de! Mar lnaurance analyalal George Lyooo; tod&J plead<d guilty I o manalaua:bter. ~, . Juvenile court authorities; Ofdere:t 1 Edwin Wllllam Chi>tt ill to return to court Nov. 20 for a prohalion bearing and aentencing on the reduced charge. . Four. alternadvea face the Judge: who .entenca the Ill-year-old Marine. He can order: atralgbt proba\lOD. committal to a county juvenUe lnstltut101f, ~erral to a Callfomla Youth ;l.utborllY-c.ni.. for a ~ diagnostic study or lade!in!ta commitment to a CY A faclllty. Chott, wbo wu AWOL from Camp Pendletoo at the t1llle of the tilling last May 19, went throllgb juvenile coJrt proceduttl becauae be WM 17 on that date. , Judge Bruce Sumner'• ruling that he be. regarded u a minor wu made in the face of bitter opposltloo from . the db:bict 1ttorney11 oftlee. Ly0111' nbde body waa found In a i~ pool ol blood 00 the floor ol bis' Conma de! Mar bungalow, 7201> Martiold Ave.' He bad beeo bludgeooed to deith. H1a car waa mlJslni and lat« fouud aban- doned in Springfield, Mo. Newport Beach poll"' then uked the FBI to enter the case and condud t4b test.a on the car. / Lyoll!I, a 48-year-old bachelor bad Uv~ quietly and alone. He Wfl burled the saIM way on June t. Nobody claimed the body. In mid-June, the FB) quleUy moved in on the suspect in I.ncUanapolla, Ind., and IJTelted Cbotl He WU W~ pennlleu aJooa a reatdenlial lll<et. · Chott bad beeo living u a guest In a garage awe of an Indlanapolil couple for several days. People in the nelgbborhood had been glvlnC blm ban- d..aa. ' Harbor Trastees to Ask $15.9 -Million in Bomh PLEADS GUILTY MArino Eftlo a.It Cave·fu Vi.ctiin ~proves _ But, Still S .• I · enous . ' -THOMAS FOl\'l'IJNE -·• u rrt In N b arl I, JZ-yeaM!d oooatructlon worker trap. _, -~-ewport Beac • (The v •· peel In a Barbo\' View Hlllo -dllcli NewpOrt-:;; ~~ ·~ have tlon bet'Reen cltles results frorp 11'-• , . decided to aok for ll5.9 mlllloo in a debtedness lnber!ted at time of unlllc&--_,ve-ln Wednesday wu rej>orted In Im- bond electl F b 1 llort.) proved, bat 11111 ierjojll lloodltka today 00 e · I.' The l!U mllllon bond lsaue will be In Uie loteliOI 111111 ol u. •• Boerd meoiben agreed Wednesday less than the !20-~ J1illlion aaked for ' · ... cart · ...,. nlgbt to Ulm IU mlllloo from tbe 117.$ a year, ago, .but more thao Ille llU l4en><ifaI llolpital I . . mllllm1umdlscussedtwOweeks·ago. million uked for two years *II:. Both Alv&i Dr~ oliN~, wu reported The bond losue, ll llUC<:eaalul, ·will In-those bood requests feR abotl ot -u. by bosj>ltal al41ea to be lllff<r!nl from crease the dlsbicl tu rate a mubnum two.tblrda approval reqWred. ,, asPhlJ:iatlon ._ iµ;(fOcapoa'.. ', ~Ji4.r 7:i..,~a~ B~e! ~ The bond -~pooaj ls expected to \ab '1'bO left Ude of bis cbal wil cn!lbe6 He Oaur'd lbe bond 1al,eii' hike cart, of blilJ4lqg .ileeda for, .tbe-·ned. bf tbe :roct al)il .un ' ~·-'!oial 'ilie .,~,_. ~' -., =-~~~r=:.e-'''8lllteJP1-loottAliett. ""-·-~' ~ lil<:reaihii .. ~'Iii' " · " level, bul · lre a er A ~ for ~ Oolltr-~ again to H cenla ht 1m.a, decreaalng_ ·lollool dill' wltb ataagerod ~ 1'111 JnC. JI Sliita • l>tilllia. W. l'alll ~let f1Jr Ibo IS-year !ife' ol the tue op Ibo. olldt. · · · . j,yful JiP.o .. 't:.ait ~ ~ car.:.m tar rate b ~-~ pet • ' ~ idoplai\/iO!!d·~-imif::T. ~ Ind;· J:i~-: of~ ~ ..... l)OOol....ae<tvaluaUoolnColtall!eta f:t!.~~qt~ ~~ubbia ln •Corolia del :Martil 9:119 LID. Wd · done by )JurcllUe ·.of 40· 'portabllt needay wbOl_l1be·ilc:ddini oceumd. • '. s!N FRANt:ISOO -cUP!l---san Pran- c1sco State College, aceM of :vimenee· and disruption for more than ; a: week,' was abut down by the scbool president Wednesday "unUl auch time U We can • open it on a more raUonal basis.,._ ' one demanding the res!J!ll!ltkm ol Dumke for ·bis· bendllng ol ·the Murray ~- . About. 40 m~ of Ille city'• Police Tactical Squad morcbed onto the c:an>pus after a. tdeviaion cameraman, wa at- ~ by a Ne~ u he • attempted to film a classroom damqed In an arson attempt. classrooma. ' workmen aald Drattlm bad lull plctod The second goal Is to convert two-year up ~ piece' pf \I'"' pipe wtim tbe Intermediate acbools to three-r.ear middle banks GI !be' ~ 11~ wll)' -IChoob. The elith through e gbth &rade . blm' • - IH!hool b said by dlatrid admlnlatrators · Nixon Gets Major Voice Robert R. Smith 11U1ounced hla decision to c1ose the 18,ooo.ttudent campus lhortlf after 350' roclc-throwinC ~Ollllraton clashed with -a oqoad ol'Sao f'.raocllco riot police and the faculty voted to l1j!j>end clasoea. Smith said be would begin a retl,. of meeUng.s with deam, faculty reprae:n- taUve.s and admlnistratora to dlJCOll the problelllll of the troubled campus. He said atudent leaders would be bl-oqjlt Into the dI&=slooa later. Tb• turmoil, !ncludlng a strike call by black lludonla,, "" touched oil by the 8111p01111oo of Black Paother George Murray, a p"fl-tinle English ins)ructor, State College System Chancellor GleM Dumke orderfid Smith to aua~ Murray after the black mllitant allegedly orged Negro student.II ,to carry guns on the camiius to ~t them!elveo against 1Tacisl admlnlltratora.'' Murray, 12, rect11tly &ot a alx-mooth ""pended ~ 19 municipal court for bit part In an uaault on the.editor and ltaff, of the campua newapaper last November. · · J>olioe have been called to the campus repeatedly during the Put week to "10"' trol studool acilvtm who tried w disrupt c\...., being held In defiance of tlie atrll:e. There were numUous-tnctdtntl ol minor ..... and bomblnC att..npll. wednaday'• mlence occurred durlni I. Demcastr•tors .00..ered rocU and other objects Into the raokl of the ol- ficera, wbe flnall)' waded Into the crowd with riot atlcb owlnglng. Eight perlOlll were arruted and several were injtnd. Tho crowd 1wellod -lo abwl 1,000 · students, who marched to the ad· mlniltratioo. building and a h o u t e d demOndl that the president meet with them. Smith's"""""""...,.. brief_ . "This ii· no way to nm a college," he said• "and this i1 no •ay for atudent.!I lo get things done in a college." SA Youth, 19, Hit by Shotgun A Santa ·Ana teenager was bluted by a sbot,gun-cattyi aa•llant early toda7 u the climax to an araun1t•ll 11t a psrty In Sarden Grove, pollce, laid. • Tbomu -M. Tuttoo. 19, ol 11111 Br~ SL,~ ""!' . bit-in the left forearm and rib cap in the ,i.ootlng about 5 Lm., at 1bs1 Rtb St., aCcordlng to Garden.Grove p0Uce. · Aides at SL J~ Hospital In Or8D(• listed the '1ctlm In .. tlsfactory condition today. , In LBJ Policy Decisions NEW YORK (AP) -Presldent- lU<banl M. Nixon aid Tbilrlday be has President Jobnlon'• UIUl'IDCt - and "bis and iny inaiatence" -that be be COPMllU!d Ill ldvance of, 01!¥ ford&n ~a)rl 41ec111 ... _ prior . to the ln- auguraUoo; Int U.S. policy making come to. atilidstlll. The Republican, who _!!lll become preai· dedt Jan. 20, aa1d it fa esserlt!id that lli<r)! be "prior coooultaUon and prior agreement" ~ forelan policy between the old admJnlltratlon and the new. Ntson ·said-JohnoOn .Ii teenlj aware that it would be dlfflcult to undertake any foreJgn policy lnttlatlve now without assurance1 that the7 wUI be Implemented by the new presldenL Nixon said that la wentlal ,. that an1 action taken by the current ad- lllinlltraUon "will be a declaion that t would have approved ol and not -t.hat I woulcf liave Nfectec[" • lie aald that Is the' <IJe becaUle IUCb declslom -.odld be likely to cany over- from the current admlnlatralioa to the ~ ihe United States la unable to speak wJth qoe voice-it can. not speak at all" in fcn!p afla!ia, Nixon aid. Nixon ponGOa!ly OllllOWlced bl I Ul>- clorataJJdlng -Johnson In 1lamlng career dlplGmal Robert llurpb:r to be , ' bis peraonal liaison man with the J- adminiltrallon. • Nixon said Murphy will represent blm In forelp pollc,'maiterl and apecifically In connection wltb tbe Vietnam peace negotiations. Nixon oaid Murphy also will be in charge of arrarlgemehtl for prior ·con- lultatlon on any foreign policy judgmenla that might have· to be implemented by the neit adtnin1stl:aUon. A a k e d apeclflcally whether he had Johnson'• aau:rance of prior consultadon, Nixon ·replied : "Not only hla aasurance, bul bis and my ln.st.stence, thit that be done." Nlxoo said he L<lked with Johnson by telephone Tbuhday morning. He said Secretary of Slste Dean Rust alJo had given him such wura&ces at a White HoWe briefing Monday. After that Mond.ay ...ion, Nixon 8ald be.bad told the President thet the oulgo-Inc admlnlstrati01' can speak for the natJon and the new admlniltration In !<reign policy prior to the ltlauguratioo. NlXon's aMOUnetment Tharsday was tbe other..tde ol. that agreemenl Nflon said the arran1ement · with Jobnaon did not g\ve blni veto power over foreign wUcy decJlloo.. '1Nothing Of Ulat IOl'l, DO," ' I(> be preferable from an educlitloiial Vlbi!e·-of Ille .-,,..uon· cmr s!andpoinl Tbe new set.tip allO ..-ould attenfplod IO df& D;iJkin lrlJlb Ibo rut> enable elementary lcbools to bandl< In-ble,•worl:man..Kllmdh Glllllaod ran to cr.aslng eorollment by removln& the the beadquartero trailer and telepboiiod elith aradea. the N Beach _ _, " , The vote to set the election _ om-ewport 'u "epartmenl I at 115.9 million was unan1mowl altboulib lleecue SquAd. board member Donald 'A. Stra1lA q<ou "The flttmen were here rut-quick.• In favor of a ill>ree-year btllldlng plao Gilliland said. tbat would COii 14 ~ ~ -=-•--L ·!-ti:/ f-"Tbla will be the fifth !line I WUI "~ "!~ 11111 .. '" • be lnvol~ed Jn trylhg to piis a -• Drafton unconacloua and, . In rock Issue for an Eaatbluff achoo!," be said. and 'dirt op ·to bit . wllil. Some ad- "Tbe flnl b}' WU In February, ' 19lf. rn1ni.tered OI)'l"1 to blm ai etbin That ,,W mean five bond electiona fh ftmoved Jilin 'fiom \bt t:ave-Jn. five years. Thia \Im• I would like to ' ' ' · · • mulmlze the posalblllfy ol aucceaa." '· Other board members said they don't thint the difference· in the amount mate1s a great diffllfence. · Tnlatee Selim s. ueud"' Franklin said It 1' bit'lmp.-.,.lon !he greatest concein on the part ol voj<ra Is bow the mqney II spent and whethtt they are lettlnC their money's worth. Trustee Mn. Betty Ully qreed, aaylng voters are aware there ii a need for claarooms, but want to tee efficient and effective plannlna. N. Viet 1969 Plan,s ' HONG KONG (AP)''-Nortli Vietnam amtOUnCfd tod&J Iba! "fWfJllment of Ila aacred obllgatJon to our compatrtob in South Vleblam" to achieve victory over the Un!U!d States WU a major objective ' ol 111 l9llt state plan. • • :Gh;r,_·1~, T~kes ISD, H0spita~d A• J.iJr-o\.i'Newport Beach glrl."'8 hoaPititiZed-at o.-aii;e COunlf !lecl!cil Center for ~ Induced IJ!' LSD, polko aid loW': . ' ! . rri.odl o1 the g1r1 drapped hir aft at iler txine'ln a ~ stallr oll!i:<J? aald. Police were ealled' after bM pr!'i parents bad a pb)'llc!ai1 -her. The. girl wouldn't l&J whero or - ahe had tam tbedl'u&, olflcin-aald. ' ' . -Or~-~ : c:. ... I .. ' • • l I I • '111ondor, -14. lM ·~j .. . ' ~.:ludge Again Denies Plea .;: . . \ . ~To Bar Press · at Trial The lather, ·p..i Tnutweln, 11111 Holl-. di;)' Road, NOWjlOl'I Buch, delivered the 1liwUr i¢111on dol1an In five larga lalllf' cir)' bqs, II loot 'specially wiped ~I .dtpul!OI one day In count IL 'Judge Speirs, aP!"""'UY ballled by Schulm111.'1 renewed argumenta: that · J>l!b~alty of !he Trautwein cue ii In comnct witlJ "free. prep. fair trial" concepta ,.t out In the Alllerloan Bar AaoclaUon'• Reardon report, I o 1 d Schulman ,"th 11 iJ not • Sam Shepard case." "II you wall<ed out of lhil ~ and uked anyone in the lllr<el 11 they kinew who Trautweln was, 999 cut of 1;000 wooldni lmow," Judge Speirs lllld. '1And I'll bet that the first 100 attorney• you Uked Wouldo i koow Trsutwein from Adam," added the jurist. •"lbehl are adequate safeguards for your client in our court pn>e<dures and I doo't think hil. c:bances ol a fair trill have 6eftt prejudiced.'' ~Uir comin<nll by Judge Speirs at the aetting of ball for Trautwein were freely ~ed to a week ago by~. • HO ~ to Judie Dre1zen !hit Judp Speiir r'elirred to Trautwein'• "'Patt .u.lmJnal record of the same type of 6ffense,". and quoted Judge Speirs u aaylng · t)tat Ti:aotwein wu a .. _ a clanger to lb e public and a mental case." · Judge Dre1zen. ruled, bowever, thaf · Judge Speirs ~ bad been DocJor, Hospital ~Umale bbservaUOlll on the cue ... ' . . . ~ b1m and legally pertin<nt in that Sued ·for Million, they11emmec11rom111s .. t11ngo1ball. --. Dr. David Ballanllne ...i HOOi · Man Dies bf Attack, llls-tal:Jlo@llal . .,, Newport ·Boaob ,, ...... -1Uec1 iqr. 11 mUUan 117 a Cr h F ....a· w11o • c:l.ahDI tliat n.auaen1 ... as es · on reeway., amlnatioa, cjlignooll. and treatment left · •. , , ; lier ~Uy dllableil. • All ~ 111111 dled ol ao apparent Mil. ~ lllller,. lU Milford Drive;' • lleait atla<t today 111>11e. clrtvtog on the <:..-d'e1 -··-in lier Superioi::' San\a Ana~ aouth of Ball Road, Court ·Complaint tliat she sulfeteil the ~llllh1r>1 ~-reported. "ae-.·IDJl!deo"and"greatmantalal1fl Ro.y He,-~~;a, .300 W. pbyllcal (lala abd sullerlog" cturln8 treat-Katella Ave., .,,,. Dlit by the ment at lbli bololtal lu\ May I. ) truh . when ~ ·oou!h · car hit the Mn,'. M1llor ' lll1I Dr. Ballantine, 311 center ell~ 'DI. ·the ~Y and Ilolpltal Rood, and the boopital • co-overlurned at I 11.m He wu pronoanced c1e1.-111 lhe ~ ~ at the ..-,.· ' . Jtf~sa Jtfgsterfi ' • ODS Ma ,;Sink. Tal:J>.~ . . " '. wltll 1lie hope that North Vietnam would quJclfy put an end to the vlollllonl. -Tbe all!Oment' laued by 'Slal6 Depart- ment pre• o«lcer Carl E. Bartch wa1 mainb' deaigned lo provide· IOllle jl'Olb .........,.. to Saigon lhal the United Stalel b8I Dlit agreed to .., lll!OCLa1 Bjcycle Trails , ~der Quits .. Parks Board J-R. Downer, chief proponent ol a Harbor Area bicycle tralla l!)'ttem, today ,realgned from the Newport Beacb Parks, Beacl>el and llecr<ation (PB&ll) CommlOton. A Balboa Wand reaident and real estate man, Downer Aid he waa leaving tbe commluloo. for ''}ieraonal reuow:." In hil letter ol rea1gnallon lo Mayor Doreen Jdanhall. be empha«lr.ecf: .. "I would lite to thank the COUDCll for the past few yeara which have been both pleasant and educational. It wu a great privilege to be U110Cl1ted with, llUOh a line, competent stall u Newport II moot fortunate to have ..._, up the PB&R Departmenl" Downe-was appotnted to the 7-memher PB&R Comm.lMlon ln January, 1966. Hil term ezplra in July, Im. Tbe bike lnd1I network, Ills principal· ' }!l'Ojec:t wblle oni the commlsaion. la now. nearing final mapping rut, according to dty spokesmen. Plans are upoc1ed to be .,._led lo the . City Council bel ... 'the•end ff the y,ar. Youths Arrested F~llowing Theft ' From Surf Shop Two Newport 'Beach resklenll were arrested on bur&lary charge.s early this morning following the !heft ol two surf boards, a belly board, and a wet sult from the Wind ""'1 Sea Suri Shop, 2llJ02 Newp<rl Blvd. James Melvin Rowe, 13, 205 42nd st., and WUllam Bernard Kelly 1 22, of U5 18th Street were arrested in an alley behind Rowe'• residence by an officer who followed the pair from the surf lhop. Police llid a window had been broken at the shop to gain entrance. Only days before, the lhop had been hit Ill a $211 lhefi by burglan who pried open a aUdlog glass door. DAIL T PILOT l'9ff ...... Clarktmas Seal Sales Open Orange Coast College coed Patricia Kemp, 18, Balboa Island, dis- plays sheet of 1968 •Cliris1mas Seals, which went on sale today throughout Orange County. Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association uses funds from sales to finance medical research, chest X-ray programJ and anti-miokiiig clinics . [ests on Youth Shed No Light on Triple Fatality cremated aod lnuined without any service by bll lamlly, acchrdtog to the Laguna Beach Funeral Home. •• s•·"Aum Recovet,ed 'After .Chase . -. . • .l blllf lplld ..., -• J """" ~ale.,.... .t.~ dol llar ' , .--." ~ .. pie-._, "' - ...a lpl\rfl--11,...... OIJ, llowpori -pellei"-1 a. py ~ Oonltla ihodillOd lo • alley ..,.... ol'8oP{ew 4-II I :• Liii; . -Iba dl!N''mau .... lo -GI--., 'lba.,..waallntifollo4,by- Jobn Lc "--~lollep the veblcle becauae of a broken tall ligbl ."! ~ l!lo ~.and· made a car stop at Caineo Sbom at E. Coast Highway," Heene laid. "At I opened the door and mppecl ou~ the suspect acceleraled forward and made a U tum."· tbt officer llkt. . Jumpln( back Jnlo the I q U ad car, 11eene gave chase down Cout Highway to Narcluus a n d 1o Seaview :where he lost the speeding Corvette. A abort Ume la~ the. car wU found ht the ~ but Hi driver wu gone. Costa. Mesa Police belleve the ear was involved iD a burglary there earllet 111· Iha week. . Newport Beacll police 111\ed nine llngerpr\oll from Iba car betor. ~ il over lo the Temple City owner today, Maker of Hover Boats Asks Easing Of Restrictions Watcb out for low-flying beau. Jmposalbl•l Don't bet on 11. · Tba Otange County Harbor Com- rnisslon Wednesday received a request from the manufacturer of ·tlyi.ac boats to cbaniO ~ bay 'restrlctiOlll agalmt propeller..atie;rve-1!.~ter craft. The Rlvers:ide manufacturer of the 1 !,foot hovering-type booll c1atms they float not on the water ' but on an air~ ~on three to six incheJ above the water. Officials:· Mum · on Slaying · Detailed to:tloologlcal teall on rema!M of a Llguna Beach yout.h wboae car triggered a fiery, triple f>lellty accident near Scotchman's Cove 19 days ago ba~·llhed llC\ new light oo the tragedy. TWo'girh from Costa Mesa and Santo 1"' -driving to an olll<e ·Hallow.., party they organized -w e r e burned to death in the Ocl 26 accident involving lln·airs: Tests wetie performed to determine the possible presenCt! Or a'k:ohol or drugs in W'!dgewood'a system. prier to the •falal moment when his car lideswiped three others, touching off tbe cra$b. Similarly d'8igDed veasell are In use as .attack ~aft foe American forces· fighting in Vietnamese deltu. In Great Britain, one plies the ebannel between Englaod ...i France. Although the Newport Harho< craft would be diminuUv~ in comparison, Harbor Commissioners agreed there ls a need to atudy the noile factor of the crafl Official sources lnday olther relUIOlj to comment or categorically deny that accused Costa Mesa ambush W. LeveJter A. Coley bas coo!Olled to that crime ...i a rape-!Nld!er llaylog I II JW'I ago. A "'PJriglded story In the Santa Ana Roglster claims llllemellll lhat the milll, mannered poota1 worker a1ao allot two Peorll, ID., worilen during a 19111 dairy holdup. 'I1le story credita the inlormaUon lo crlminal .att<rney 'Matthew KurWch Jr., ...i Chief Public· Defender John Bond, u leaked b7 a J)lltrict Atl<X'ney'1 olfict ....,.., Atked today whether there W.. any pooslbllity. the story -true 0< fqlae DAI LY PILOl ' OAAN05 COAIT PUl&.llHINO COMPANY l•Mrl H. W•M PraMIMI .... ,...... J11:• •• °'''"' Yb ........ -o..91 MIMetf" llie111•• Kff•U ·-Tlio1111• A. M•rp~lne MMoolllll lllttw Jer•-f , c.IUM r ... 1 Hln•• ._...... ~lllflo Qr.... Olrtftf ---2211 Wod l1Rle1 k•l•••rl Molli_, AM'"'' r.p. 1 .. 1111, tl~•l --CMtl ...., -""" .., .... ~ ...... .,....--._ HllMllllfl•IMdl:•••inot • -..... • , .;-could wreck: the local murder cue opinll Colay, Police Capt. Ed Glugow just made i "l"f lace and nodded. , Kurlllch, who bas represented Coley Jn ihe put, today reluaed lo comment Ga bis clltlll'I alleged jail cell coofessl<Jn, wblcb the J1ec1Jter cited u occurrlDi .. !i(oi>day. . No ooe Ylslled Coley In Oraoge c.Mmty )all. Momay, to the beat o1 the jaller'i recollectlon, a spokUl!llll Aid lnday; a1tbougb Kurlllcb and another man were In to iee him Wedoe.day. • "l have no oamment a.OOut anything," Kurillch aid wben CODtacted for a state- ment aliout the alleged -lulona to an' Oct. 17 gunshot murder and a Marclt, 19117, l'ape-but<ber kllllllg. Dlstrid Attorney Cecll lllcka, however, empbatlcally and catqork:ally denied the allePcf lnlonnauon leak canu! from bif staff: · · "The lnlormatiOn did not come frorii. anyone In this office," Hieb Aid flaUy . Costa]>! ... Pollc:e Olid they are ballled and plan lo qu..Uon Cotey. about· the bizarre tum -o( J:venta. u well u the reporter who wrale the atory. "rd aure like to bow juit what'• going on . here," commented capt. · Glllgow Doubt1 ls thelr' official ...i unolliclal reactioo ao tar. Coley II awaiting trLal Dec. 11 on a Grand JUry lndlctmeot charging him with the. Ocl. 17 .munler el Mrs. Rose Mlftie Wtldner, 14, of 740 W. 11th St., a beoutllul coektall•nttrw. The Regl.ster story Aid Coley a1ao --to the brutal..l'\lllerton -murder ol. a vtaltlng Canadian, GJorie D. Collini, f7, In ¥-"<11• 19117, a c:rln!e for whk:b anotlw mm wu tried and acquitted. ' . William T. ·Blok~. :ff, -GhSaattlo, Wub., wu reproointea Iii the Collinl murder UM by f;llri1lcb, who bad auo- cea!Ully wcm redllctloo " • prior prvwl- lnb caae agalml Co1ey. Blltemaii;"tllfbJ!or~Uslgned lo a Fullerton olectmilco' , bad -at a party In Iha bo1pa, w MIA ColUnl • WU allyjq Iha 1'1!!'11 be!... libo WU lo return lo Brltlsli Co!Uinbl.L . When lbe failed 1o et1so the neat da1, r!-holll IOWld her v1ttpllly buldleed 111 bed. the rict1q1 "·. -atlldl ...... , ~howevor,_..,t171pawn ' ... ,...., lame. Wu tben rollD'ned In ' ... • b Ills home state to lace an almoot ldendcal sex-stabbing case, but was acquitted ot: that too. A wo'man 27, and a girl ~3, were savagely slashed and allbbed by an -wllo -illlo their -and the Y"""ier i!rl was wounded 'D times. a1tbougll botll IUrvlvl!lj. LL lllcllard Scboener, <l the SeatUa Police llomldde and Robbery Deta1I said today .lhlt J-w. '""""*"'· 12. JaJer confesaed the crlnae Ollll WM linked lo the ..... by fingerprints. F-not guilty by reuon <ii Jnaanity only two weeka qo, LL Sclloener said, Tbompaol1 II ...,. commitled lo a Washlnston mental !nlltituUon. , , Coley, II ollldally represented by a public delenller, but Kurlllail said lnday he la act.Ing 11 an -dvisorY ·counsel unW lt ls clttemilned w~r be ri>oy become the attomey « re<ord. ' . Coley WU lrrested 1U I suspect 1n the Weldnel' slay!og after De~ve Arnold Appleman learoed he bad, bMn treattd Oet. 17 le< a. gunshot w-ti the band .at an Anaheim hospital. · A troll ol 'b!Ood led tw&Y from the :!OO!e ·..tier. Mrs. Weldoer· 11}' with lour .!& caliber bullet.WOWldl-two in4he baad -oru1 police spkulated the ld)ler . wu also hurl ' Subseouent JnvesUgaUon revuled Co-ley uvea only two blocks from the Orangefalr 1'Slaurant ln Fullen'on. where Mrs. \Velciner had worked only three weelill, a.!<! bad frequented the bar. 'lbe Victim ·wu anivtna home at the apartment she shared wltfi. another mm al1er gett1nf oil ber ah1lt u a cockta1l waltrw, -. surprlled and slain In the . Tr~ hM pieaded lnnoceot and ·ts due i;frijj Doc. 11 ln 'SUPf!l'lor Court, alier. belol indlded le< ..,. count of mlmler by the Orange .Couoty Grand' . JUl'J.- hrit ., ... J '.i\IJ.EYS ••• Griel«rlcftn families ol Candy Ktog, 11, el 191 Obeyenne St.,, Cofle Mesa, and Patty F)'abm, It, of 1820 W. St. Anno,Place1 ~ta Ana, buried the·i!rls later In Iba "'°k. D1mcan ·Wedgewood, 11, ol 1289 s. Pac fl Jc Coast Highway wu quickly Wedgewood had been named in an assault reported by another resident of the Hotel do! Camino, Todd Byson, 23, aboUt 24 hours .~ to bis violen& highway death, police said. A Callfbrnia Highway Patrol opokesman said Tuesday that Ills jurisdiction ls saUslled that Wqewood Jost control of'biJ car before the accldenl JJ. J. <;Jarrett ·7 .s~·TO CHOOSE FRO"' , Tbey put off acUon oo the requeBt pending a damonstrauiu ol t b e Volkswagen-powered twin-fan boatl "in the -near lutlire:" . • SOFA BED SALE! , .... <!00.00 • Now·· 299.00 ~· A wld• telK+loR of Ftbrlct aiwl C.Jon to sb_oo•• from. " " ....... f-'t"' ~ --~ .. • • Your fot>orllf fftlfrior doriQMr• lolll IN 1'oppr to on11t Wo" , •• • -' ' " • • • . • 2216 HAllOI ILVD. COSTA MISA. c:J,LIF. "4•U71 '4 .. 0?f' { ,., • , . I .. • ' ( • • • I • ' l "' ... _ .. ... ~ II!; •· '· • , " • _, • " ' -r. -_. ~ r ~ ~ _......., ._.,...."""'"""' ~ ~ - • - ONI HOUP ...... "" CLOSI OUt 'b ' , ...... ~, .. • LONCi. SLllYI , ..,..._ • ... -... - - -.--r ..,.. -I!"' .... -• DAll.~PUr JI " - • .,, .... -....... -.. -...... - f s llAl1. y PU.Irr • Defense .. Chapges Slat~ WASlllNGTO!f (UPI) -~...-...of trandlloo lronftba-tlan ct one pnsidttll to· --nowhere tnorer ccrnp&a than in the permnea1'1 'larpst ...,_, the Del• j!epart- inenL · Here, u wu the cue after JolptF. Kem<dY'a electkm in l...,, two early plobleml will be ponoruieJ anr! the budpl. Al the· top al the pynmld tt .tbe dTililn defen1e establlafunent are a>1ne 29 )risidentiaJ appoint... -the ltCfttary, hll deputy, llWm -•m"llll lflCfttariea, dlrectot of -. geo<n) COU!lld, secretaries and 1~ d~. for the Army, Navy and Air Force and four Ull.slanl HCretari.. in eacll of those services. n.oug11 an of u-will not leave tn a body Jn January -and not all are Democrats -a consicterable number prmnUy plan to lea9'. Robert S. McNamara qreod Dec. 13, 1980,. to be ltennedy'I 4elense roecretary. Ahoul three days later McNamara moVed into • Ptotagoa. olllc:e - to. that al bla precedeuor, 11lomu S. G-Jr, He wonerl ·the9' anlll bO toot the oath al olllc:e oo Ju. 21, rdudJln& the wwl;inp of the depar·tmeni1 m. verriewing people f1lr jobl 111111 pulling Jolether bla -. Deleoae Seerflv1 ctort M. Cllflml u..q .bu -such an cillce avlllable to Frantlln B. Unco1n "r., who 1 Ii banrllinc ,...._i.wlde lralllllloo ~ f.o r Preeld .. i..1ec1 -I(. liix<lo. . Nlxoo ha Al<l l>e .... lo make DO Clb1Det eboktl befort Dec. I. Clllford alao bu lnotruCtod . all prelldenllal •PJl'*il4el In ti,. Ptotaitw> to -. ..,. av.iJAble In or neid to tbolr own olbl ftr their mc- _.., u they ... dlqloD, • to enable them to.llllt -t- lnC lh<ir jobl before the octml ~aladmlnlllrallom. .· C1iffonl. blndled 0 T I l a J l gov~t transition for Pr.sid .. t.elecl Kenn<dy. !Jn. coin· bu vlallerl C 111 lord aeveral times recently, ao tar mainly to -the pro. blem1 ClllfOl)I ....... -eight :pean ago. . Aioni -other oeencl<o. an the maJcr llrrmcbes a1 the P.eritagOn have been pnporinl briefing booU fer the new adminiatratioo. eiplatntnc bow their olf1cel wcrk, what the problems are and " h a t decisiom a r 1 tmnwflately ahead. The bud , • t r:ompllcalll transiUon in fff!rf. ageney, probably mart IO in the Defense Department th a D elsewhere; since budgdary decisions involve policy u well a.s money. 'Ibe depart- ment ii now in the mk1lt of putting . together Ill budret for the fi3cal year beginning next July. Req.-fnim the Individual senica: total men than 1100 billion. President Johnloo w II J present the federal budeet to Congress in January, but the new administration will want its uy ·on the bud&et and ita issues before Congrea act.s. Eight years ago, when the Eisenhower administration submitted Its budget., the Ken- nedy admlnlstratioo followed It up later with a supplemental request. Reunions Set Nov. 30 Reunion of the Beverly Hills High School, cl...., l- and '46, la scheduled for &:SO p.m. NO"t". 90, at the Centw'y Plaza Hotel Ballroom, ac.. carding lo Ken Brittingham Newport Beach 1 I u m n i representative. "Any alumni in the Hlrl>or Area may make their reserva- tion by calling 67>0651," be laid today. The event will atart. wilh cocktalll 111111 clinlJer at 7:IO p.m. dlJ1Clng IOllowlng. Quicki• Novambor ' SALE • - - ' ~· te' 14, 1'11. . . • ' ' I ' • ' I .. • 'l . ' -· • • • • • .... ~ -~. . TERRY TUCK ,. :CORDUROY CUSHIONS ..., ' Cover your r~ker. bench or choiJ1, with comfort•ble corduroy cushibns rnoqe of cotton with , loom podding, Choose honey gold •nd see moss. . . Metes, Clinette choir ped :l.4xl6" 1.99 C.pt•ins ch•ir or rocker pod "I 6x 18" 2.39 .. Rocker b•ck or liench' pod '.llx 19" 2.39 Bench' p•d I 4x29" 3. 99 • ' ' ' GARMENT BAGS FOR GIFTING Dress up your closet, ~eep your clothing dust free with K.C. Proauch gorme.nt bogs./\ big I Sx57" to hold up to 36 9ormenh. Heovy du~ st .. I lrAm•. 2.99 . • -SATIN HANGERS ~. ' LEE ROWAN VALET JUST FOR HIM /\ greet 9ift on~ • greot volue. 'Holds hi• suit end occessories. 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' • SATIN PILLOW COVER.:; ,, YOUR SET SAVE~ I / You'll be coif perfect alter • Jlight's sleep on thi's 100% ea>t•t. satin pillow c•se. Sleep without curlers.From Schug Fobrics. STACKABLE SOFT SIDE LUGGAGE . -. Store these great lcioking lugg•g• pieces in e convenient nerl. Take them out .. nd they're 111ody to peck • pned in on-the-go loshion prinh. ' ~ size•, 2.99, 3.99, 4.99 Notion" '4 HUNTINGTON BEACH 17n Edin9or A... e 192-lll I MOft. thru Sot • 10 1.m. +o t .lO p.m. A I " • -, •• • • .. Mesa • • • • • • • . - I TeClay's Oe1 .. , • VOC. l>T, ,NO. 27<f, <f ~ECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA THURSD>, Y, NOVEMBE~ l<f, ·19'8 ' ·TEN C.ENTS PLEADS GUILTY Morfne· Edwin Chott Marine ¥ o·ut1i PJ;WJs Guilty ' .•. In Slaying · A young camp Pendleton Marine ac- cused of the bludgeon death , of Corona del Mar insurance analysist George Lyons, today pleaded guilty t o man!laughter. Joveoile court authorities ordered. Edwin William a.ou Ill to ~m to court Nov. 20 for a probation hearinC and sentencing on the reduced charge. Four alternatives face the judge who sentences the 18-year-okl Marlnj!. He can order: straight pro!>ation;commiltal to a county juvenile instJtution, referral to a california Youth Authority Center for .a 91'.klay diagnpsUc study or indefinite l'01]1111itment tq>;a Pf A~ " Chott, who was 'Ii. • Catb • Pendlet.oo . -at the time of the killing laot llliiY 19, went through Juvenile courltha procedures btciUse he wu · 17 on t date. Judge B"""' Sumner'• rnling that be be regarded u ·a miaOr waa nada in the 'face o1 · bitter opposition froin the district attorney's office. Lyor11• nude body was found In a pool of. blood on the Door of his Corona del Mar bun&alow, 720¥.a Martgold Ave. He bad been bludgeoned to death. His Car was mWlng and later found aban- doned in Springfield, Mo. · Newport Beach police then asked the FBI to enter the case and conduct lab tests on the car. Lyons, a 48-year~ld bachelor had lived qu.ielly. and alone. He was buried the same way on June I. Nobody claimed the body. In mid.June, the FBI quieUy moved in on the suspect in lndianapoli!, Ind ., and arrested Chott. He was walking pennlless alone a residential street. ChQt.t had been living .a.s a guest In a garage ·attic of an Indianapolis couple for aevtra1 days. People in the neJihborbood had been giving him ban· · douts. Mesan Convicted For Cartying .. Load of Guns . A. Calta Mesa. auto f1n1sber who wu i'larged by Newport Beach police with ·aving a veritable anena1 of weapons . n bis panel tluct wu convicted Wed- raday in 5Uperlor Court of !eloey pOam1on of • roaded macbjne gnn. Judge 'l!yr<ln K. McMlllal\ . Of'dmd Char:lea L. Greclan, Cl, o( Z28l Canyon Drive, to ret.Um to cOurt Dee. Ii"for sentencing. G.-.!cton facea • pflalble stat. ··rison term tJl 'up to five' ye.an abd/or l 15,000 fine. Newport Police mated Gncion last ·an . ..( yhen they dbcoverecf the weapons 'hile searching lllo truck !or nareotlcs. :o natdotibl were found . l>oilct ' said· Qleclan · esplal!M:d the resence of l( weapons· in I.be vehicle >Y tellilll o!fl<orl that • Oiey, were for 1.11e ap.iri!l;t .. the ccmm::m ~ ... oc~ .lfk<n Nlil ,. told tlleDi "tbe;;re ~not tobeuaed.qaiml,.._. ' .s~ "(o ·th,~~9,. · , lit by Shotgun A Santa Aoo _,... WU· blallled by a ~ wailant early todly u Ult ""dlnfli to on •rawnent ol a party la -Gnrve, polJce ..i.s. 'rbomu x. 'Mton. a. " um Broocliwood Sl, WU bit. In tlle left r...... uc1 rib .,... in the·lhoollnl obout f a.m., at 10.l llth SI., ~ to Gwdeo Grove pollco. • Aldta ,.t It. IOl<pll Hoopltal Ill pr- &tal Iba ridlaLID M~ eOndhloo lodoJ\I, t • .. • • • 4 o. • I • • '' Bond · Vote Asked ' H(;;rbor Schools Seek $15.9 Million ' . ~ lly THOMAS FORTUNE Of ... Ditty ... .,. '''" Newport.Mesa school ll:ulleeo have decided to uk !or 115.1 mlIIIOn In •· band election Feb. II. · .- Board memben qr.eel Wedneoday · lligbl \o. trim IU million from the 117.5 million sum ~ two weeks q:o. • The bond -. If.~. wtlI in-c:reue: !lie djolrlcl .tu rat. • mu!mlun of Si" ,.n1a,:e.timated><JNdgel Dir«tor Yi alt ..... Adrian. ' He fitured 'the bond aale ~ hike the tu rate .even centa In 190-70, increuing 'to. 17 cents in· 1870-711 u "8ain So H cent& In 1971-12, decreasing ~ for 1he 2$-year IUe ol the boods., . 'lb<.. cumnt ta•· rat. ta lf.49 per *itO of a......ed ~aluatlon In Costa Mea od'l4.0'l In Ne••1>ori-lleach. (Tbe v~· lion: betwoen. "o;iU.. results from in- clebt.cln ... labertled at Ume of_ unifiCa. lion.) • ' " Tops AU(ardS List Sears Boosis Mesa Fund . . . With -Donation of "$8,933 ' ·. ~ -. • A whopping 18,933 boost In the larges! category of the United Fund of Costa Mes,a's current campaign, donated by employes tJl the Sears, Roebuck & Co. store at South Coast Plaza has been announced. "Sears people will be the first employe group on oyr awards list," sala United Fund Chairman Glenn V. ~ck, "we look forward to preseiting them their leCOJld.year citation." . The. big contribution by employes of Sears wlU go far toward hitting the $160,000 goal of the Corporations and Employes division, according to United Ful\9 officials. . United FlJll:(f officLals say a total of !3 percent-of'tbis year's goal of $160,000 has so rar been sub!lcribed from among employes of the 1-15 largest employers ~-\!!!"': « ·, ,.: -x~tnUch sm8Der ·lQtat ·or (Qur percent of the $8,500 goal from Ute Business and .Employ,. lll•~i»~Y r<11eeta the fact it ia btind-nifW this ~ear, says UF Board President Ellis Gmlner. CoptribUUon requ~ to the 1~700 com- mtmity bualne.smen emj>loying up to Heavy Fighting Between Biafra, Nigeria Reported LAGOS (UPI) -Heavy fighting was reported today on two key fronts of the 17-month-old Nigerian civil war . Reports received here said federal troop! were locked in a struggle with Biafran rebels in the Onitsha sector In the north. The Biafrans, reportedly using arms . and ammunition newly received lrom France through neighboring Gabon and tbe Ivory Coast, were said to be making a desperate attempt to regain aeveral Cities. I Onitsba, a Biarran stronghold on the east bank of the Niger River, fell to federal troops last summer. In Umuahla, the rebel capital, a military Command bulletin aald Biafran forces had checked an early inomlng, federal offensive Wednesday · in the Ahoada sector along the Niger Delta. Ahoada is where the crack federal ·I'hinf Marine Command DivJsioo is operating under Col. Benjamih Adekunle . Earlier today, rebel chief C·o I. Odumegwu Ojukwu laid liJa troOpl !)a~ stabilized three large froota • Steek /lfarkeu NEW YORK (AP) -The i!ll!<k market's postelecUon rally foundered law this afternoon on prolil taking. Tlad!ng WU active. (See q-Uo_os, Pq .. 16-2'1). WbUe plMJ and losses were about ~en In Tate trading -wlplftg out an early lead of about Z50 issues for the plus side -aver'ifes declined. iifne penona only' went-.: out last week, i adding to the smr responae. Newport·Meoa unllled SebOOl District employes have !IO far cootributed 16 -pereei! o! their 111,000 goal le: the year, but collectlon_s are yet to come from OCC and SO.them CalUornia College. Ju.st the preparalion at.age of the Public Employes Division uDder Costa Mesa Finance Dlr<etor Robert Oiuan ls cw-• renUy In the workl, bq_t the city ~lnanclal chief predicted great IUCCess before December. · ''Our mail request to those In the Pro!essiom and Employ .. Division will soon be delivered," sa:td Qiarlem Cringle, CPA, who.ls ill·dwgt ct_that ca!e>, ,.,\;~ ~ {lV•-t o( their gbil cit15,000 "lf alreildy' In: Ile 11 I "We hope that nian.v phy&icia\is, den· !is"' .. and ~t~p~ will uU~. ti>< tait 1111-.-bl hifllli« "1gnl!lffllt· -trlbutlona by giving tloek ahires this year," h.e suigeated. T1te ehairmall of 111e ur Godd Nelgitbon DIVlilnn, Mn_ Pat Iqram. noted that none of ber trouP'• 15,000 has been acqulr<d, bu\ la< • veq rood rea'°n. . , "We ladles always wait unUI the pred<Jmlnantiy male divisions o! our cam- paign have ,contacted the majotity of their progpeda," she Aid.. . 11ien, that branch conlacta l>ouwr!ves and' l'<!l!red persons w1)o would not be reached ln the <>Uier divisions. "This avoids the serloua prOblem where ' a signllicant contribution ftom the breadwinner may be 1oat because the lltUe woman gave at home," she ex- plained. The Costa Mesa UF l"'Ovldes money to help the operations of 11 separate agencies benefitting the COJ!UDunity. . Burglars Beat reacher, Steal $500 'Arsenal' Bunilan who beat a Colla Mesa junior high 'iehool teacher home Wednesday looted his resktenct of an extensive arsenal of anUque aun• and tnlvea w<rth nearly '600, police aald today. The 1473 haul included more than a · dor.en items -frortl lith Century LaUn Amerieao military wupons to • !linUoclt pl!tol and tarved Malayon dagger, said Muon Roe, the victlm. . A womm wbo .li"8 next to Roe, of 199$ lrl'lne Ave., .lofd Olficer Dave Dye she heard a ~ lite someone atacklng things inalde !he victim'• home eari, ln the afternoon. • Taken ftom the unl®ked residence were an 1191 ~enUne Mauer rifle; 1111 Spandau ill!&; JfJt SI. Etienne Fran- ce Mauser, p1u1 other ·20lh Century m.auiler ri!jes. . . ' 'The 'IU milllon bOnd taoue will be less than . lbe '21).7 'mJlllOu uked !0< , a· year ago. but more than. the .411.a mlll!on oaked !0< two f,""" hacli-Both thooe bond reqUeata all abort ol the two-thlrils apprOVal required. nie band proposal ta npected to take care of building i>eeds for tbe next four years. New cl8llJ'OiOl'nl wouldn't quit. matoh enroUmenl at the high scbool level, but frusleea are hopeful a loo8or "(Seo 80ND6, P .... I)' . Johnson Give.s Nixon Voice • ln Policies ' ·• NEW ·YORK. (AP) -Pm(dent'eleel ·ruc11an1. M'. N"..OO Wei 1'humay be bi.· President Johnloll'a asaunix:e - alil "his and ~ insistence\. ..... that he be eoosulted~ advance of any ror.ian alfaln decls19na prior to the in- 1uguraUon, lest·u.s. policy making come to a slaJ!daWI. Tbe llepubllcan, who w!ll become prui· C!ent Jan.120, aald It 18 es81DUal that there be ''prior eonsuUaUon and prl<r agreement" In foreign policy betweell the old administration and the Dew. ... '-Jj " . ' -· .. 1 ,_ Nilon said Johnson la keenly aware that II wquld be dl!fl,cult to undertake any. fo&"elgn. policy lnlUauife now wi.tbout usurancea that1hey ·wllJ be lrpplem_el}ted by the new..preaidenL v • • -· ~i • .. rr~~{', ~: i:~ · . IO ·,():Fees . ~OS~, 10inistra~• ••will be "-.. '1Jeciiio11 ·that --., ...;... ,, • " ~~:~~·:::-! .Of .. an 'Frdlicisco State ~eclllons would be lll!ely to cany over • · frOljl the current adlnlnlstroUoa to the next. . _;,!f the Unlled Stala 11 unablerto WUD one voice · .ft, G1D1 no( _ ' a&· all" .'b\ foreip llffalra, Nlnn.n • NlsOll' personally OJ1JIOUnCed hi 1 WI' Clerllandln.I with Joru--la naming career diplomat llobert Murphy to be llll penooal uai-man l'ltb the J- admfnla)ral!Qu. ' ' ' Nllon ..id Murphy, ,m ~ bim In foreign policy mailer< aqd opecllicafiy In conneCtton with the Vietnam peace ' ' negottatiom. " . Nixon lald Murphy also w1D be In charse ot atrangementa ffX' pri:(r con- 1ultaUon on 111f !otelgn policy judp>ents that might have .to be ,lnlt>lemen~ by the nert admlnlltraUon. A 1 t e d cpecl!leally Whether be bad Jolmlon's o.yurl!JCt ol prior CODllOltotioo, ,Naoo .. i>lled, ' 0 Not on)y •his UIUl'IDCe, but bis and my inliltence> that that be done." Nboo said be talked l'lth Johnson by telej>hqoe TIWnday mornlnc. • H< lald Secretary cl Stale Dean •llusk •loo . bad '111veg, bim oaqb ._..,.,.. at a W!J!te lloule ~Monday. • Alter that Mmday -· Nlnn said be had told the Praldeat that lbe outgo. Ing admlnlatrat!Oo can tpeil la<" the 1'8Ut:m and the new admlnlltratba in !orelll" policy prior to the lnaUIW'ltloo. Nllct1'1 anDOuDceJpent, Thursday was the other llde of that • ......,<:nt- Ntsoo •'aafil the orron1ement with I-did not g!Ye him ~ power over forelsn policy dee'-"N-. of that ICJrt, no.,. Bot be WNJJOI aplidl GD the -""' " "~al woW4 lllt-111 b • .r- odmlnlltr1tloa"IOll!ed -• -· .with whieb hO dtaqnad. . · lie saJ4 thjll point '!N not dJseussed preclsel..l;., .lie allo nld be bu ne diaagfeement whJi the broad ~eneral ootllnes of JohMOn'i current V1etnam policy.· ; • '·-~ ~!1111·--~. Ibo.,._ ._i., 111Ji1i wltli · -..... 1111¥-..... ololll 1111 ......... ,.,,..~Bui .. rain la apt, ' . llUIH'l.'eD.t.Y .._ 0.#llC'ocMIW'I -A""riCsu ... ft9fl' .~ °"-c..c-·--~ _, ........... ~ °""' Mt,,_,_, . ' -: ---• ='= +: • ' -. .. • It;. ii • -' " = . .. • --.: • • = = I •• it,! .• , : Ir' . a & ........ 't+ -· l • ---. r ' .I • ...... ,. ......... _ ....... ,... ........ _ .. . . ns. ~1J.S., Ml}xico May Join lia!!I ,,... ... ~~~ ,J,, ¥ BOISDS~ ..... -~ .. ~.... , ~..... ~ . To Build Desalt Plants acbool day with !laggend ICbedultl will • take up µ., llaek'. 1 • .. ~, • The adopted bond plan emph•li-. two ~ ' · · • • goals. One Is to gel< \lllldenls ofl double ' ~olrll ~ by tbe u.S. and ,.('ex1eo sbutbefn,calllorola 'Edison Co., however, session 'by no~ fall .This WGjlld be to build ooclur -1tlnc planU and aald tho lasl be beard, ouch a plant done by. ~ .of to, .. portablo ·~ -pneraton In tho Gulf wudeflnitelyuncler~eraUon. • classrooma.. ' "' · • , '"Of ·cllJromla.,. ~ ... to be recom-The second 1··• ls .to conv..,. two-year ~ ..... -Tiie. new federai ~. begun early -· ,,. '. -()Delldod fly a ~ -I aooo. . thll-year, Col>lldend .,. of dual-purpose intftnledlale l\cll901a to three-y~ mldd!o • ,;r~ offlclal ol tho Atomlo En<rgy Com-plants capable of produclog a Jnilllon schools. The Si.th through elll!th ·BJ: ad• .. ~loo aald Wodnelday that • feulblllty kllowilll pl electricity • D d lip to I school Is ,.Jd bY -~·tors reporl would be lortbcomJnf Jn tho nm bllllon laflo"! of !re!h:Water dally. Waler to be prelerab!.I from .an · educatloqaI ~0 tll0,...!=-.,0 on the monumental task to fee.d the·plants·would 'Come tr om =~!Jn.1!1: .. !~~up-to ~n.1~~ ,,, P-• tho Gulf of calJ!orola Jn Mexico. _, .,..... .,,g beoefll both .. --from James .. Ttie fortbcomliig reporl Ramey a,Jd, creaalng enrollmenl by 're"lovtng tho ~Ji:· AEC Owro~. at the wu tspecled to call for 'more detailed sllth grades. .. · ' .-donal Cooltrence on CooMlc:tlve ··-'-"'-dies beck the k The vote to .el the : elec!ion amount -u;.. of Atomic Energy. ;: '' · ;;i~"'."~ :"am. to ' wor al llU mDlion was Ul\&1!iI!lo\js-although '"::.Lui w .. k, U.S. Rep. Cral& Boemer " 11 · bia been esUmated In the past board member Donald 1'. $iiaus1 spoke (II-Long Beach) aald reportt of a ''tho ·Jailwcale plants might produce In favor of a tbree-ye'!f ·buildlng "plan -~llnJ plant pn>jecl off llOOlheaatern ' 'lreili ._._ for as Utile 11 10 cen!s that would cost '4 JDiJJloo· less,... . orange County near tho San Ooolr< per -~ gallons compared with "'l'hls wW bo ·-llie ·fifth· llme I ;,;n nuclear plant weni pipe drumJ. . 8 cost approachlng ~ dollar in more be involved in trying to p111 a bond Ralph Kiler, district manager for advanced plants now iD me. issue for an EastbluU school," be said. • . . ·-~-b'-~" • t ·"Tbe·Sinl try .... ~~-.ry, 1'64. "' "'-no p~ 1 . .:~~ b1 • &UNe~ m:•:ez::~dPt:: ~~~~~five ~ •· -11ecttone tn ~ ~· ~ a •-'ell " f •--aJUng .~~b tu." ... '-: TRIANGL-'f.' • 0 •, ·~~ U'!'!Jl ·~ ~-~:-:=-:•....-lt11ey dlftt'l;tf. p '-. ~"1"11-:1bb!I: ,,,_ dUI ~""I makei·J· - ...... -~ · ·.,':'< · ·. " ·~ lhNltened Pto kill •s-,, ~~~,"I: like, to~·:· -.., , ~' .-•qld,tJtoweyer, there ~. =· ~"""-. ":.~ , _.t-morrow if they so chOoee! . , i. ..._. ~~~eot'• that a large-'.~ ttµf~t; · ~ ~r.-.. · .. • • .. ~ · ... , •. .-.. . , One C911dlt1oria1 .... lierinlt for dev~., ·~'~and il'eAJttng plant Jt~•'-"'•1 Sellm 1S, ~M!J'DnlPln sa!d l_:;r. ,. :~,'.;n!j\ -. oP t withlr\ th (;{)fah' Triangle arel ~ sblkilt"' ~·~.'Sou'~ California .u ~IWJ mpress on ~~ concern t"W-'.IL ti ~ iW-: j J&ti' · .. •. · :a-L;~; .. ;.-. ho!!':er, for a,~lct! -~t~n and ~~ b\'1!><;~ IQ!ure. ~ : . ~l!lt:partand· of vbeloters_~ 'J!i!it'lhe monttlney : ; a/If Ur,.rg ~~0 ect Jr• fWell n ·~ tauran~ was ~ ) lo I 'I«' · -~ llillma• of the projlooed Bo!µ --IP!lll ' w "'%'~'ore ge g . ·-. • • . . approval. . • .. -~, • 1sltllir cfilal 'purjlcliO'plant at HunUng(on tliolr _f!>boey's worth..•·: ~T.-. · · · Exleribt' of one.'Wln~ is completed and sc{!ffolding hold 7?,000 volumes, compared to 40,000 in present Foriest A!mquls~ of 1101 lfllnlliig ·Be'ecb 'bave soaf<!1 •from '445 million •• Tr.-Mn.Betty Liily .ii!i'i>ed. aaylog soo'ri w-Ufceoone 'ilf! ;second wing as $1.2 million library which.wi)J be converted to counseling center ••• Hom D}'lvo, ~ Ana. .:wt.nta t:O b\aild ·.~to ibdut,~~ p)llllon ~d·.,prtvate utilities voters are aware there is a need for Orange Coast College library btfilding is pushed for Coi'ta Mesa campus. • Stap_datd , Oil' iervice .-, and • ,-.\vhlcb were llolog to Join. Jn the project claurooma, but want to see efficient toward March completion d<!te. New library will bu1>eCUe rstaurlllll at ·---· Brlsl<ll· have· backed off · and eHecllve plannlog. --------=---------''-----------------~---St., In.the~ . · • • r; •· · ' · . • PlanoingComm!Ml<xier·Jack~ ..,..RamoY, said a <:OOtrad \dlder wbich _ noted tllaHhe ject JI •• ~ Iedeial permnmt -.ould join the N v· 1969 Pl package and :.il'f't>e an odvulaae to'1"i"!-! ~t,J:oPolltmi Watei'Olstrfot of Soulbein • 1et · ans 1ibicJi will be bordorod b lfrie'I · Cllifo<nia Jn >tho project had been OX• , . · ~I':' M: f ·::'leaded to Dec. 111 196& to give \hne ' · HONG KONG W'l _ North Vietnam '!be ~ 'I'tianlle-~· , •:~to..-.tudy ajl«Date Jll'OPOlllla. ~ . aJlllOllll<led today thal "lulfJUmenl of Its two ~ .. etituaf· 1 4ldei b)i Ill ti ~~bull"' of m<re ~ • sacred obltgaUon lo our compatriots In N"'l'Ort~ and • · Sao D!f!1 172 inl!!i!'"iby ll>O· AEC aiil! the Interior South Vietnam" lo achieve victory over Free:rf tlie · ?olllr J'ii:O.":> depat>tiiieal; .• U.,, · ·a proj<ct• the United State! waa a major obje:tlvc way . • le"l! T Y~ .. to: ques .• t ., i of 1ts 1969 state plan. ~· ., : ,, .. l' \,, r .. ~· MealJ /Jlt•terf# . ·Costa Mesa . CofC Banquet Tickets J.imited to 3UO 1 Worker Caught in· Cave-in • • .G~s".But Still Seri~µs " Ticket sales are continuing at a steady A 42-year~ld construction worker tra~ clip for lhe 19th_ Annual ~Uon Barr ped Jn a Harbor View Hills sewer ditch quet of the Co:ita Mesa Chamber of eave-in Wednesday was repOrted in lth- Commerce, featuring· veteran entertainer proved, but still serious •condition today -jirluny Durante. in the .. intensive care unit of Hqag the Newport Beacb 1'lra d--l's lleacue Squad. · ·~ firemen were here real ·quiet," Gilliland sold. Memorlal Hospital. ,. , ~ , .A . .llnlit of , 3QO ~~ . has been set Alvin Draftoo, of Norco ¥ was reported for the Nov, 23 event In the Empire .. by hospi~ aides to be tuffering from ltoom of the Newporler IJln, Newport •asphyxiation -auffocattoo . . When firemen arrived, they loond Drafton unconscious and buried In rock and dirt up to his wal.!I. · Some ad· mlniBtered· oxygen t.o him u others removed him from tbe cavf!.in. ' . ' . .. . . " ' , . ~ IOllfC<I tod,ay. ellhar, refqed Jail MondOJ.,1o. the ~ of.lhe jailer'• to cmnmeol or categorl<Slly deny lljat recollecUoo, a ,apot_. ·iald today, accuaed Costa Mesa ambusb kW.-•altlWJUgb Kurilich ana'Uouier man were Levesler A. Co1ey bas conlmocl to ~· .. crime and a rape-butcher l1lylng 1~ ;~.to see blm W~ay. . ye.an: qo. _.· "l have no cc:i;IUJ1ent about •IJYthins.'' A copyrighled story Jn the .Santa AU -~ aald wbmi conlacted for a itate- Register clalms statements tbal the !11M--l!te!>I about tbo :alleged admlsaloos to mannered pootal worker alao -two :an.Qd. 11 ~murder and.a Marci>, Peoria, ID., women during a 1961 dalry .Jiit, ~ kllllng. holdup. .' · _., Dtmict Attomey Cecil Hicks, however, The story credits the lnlormattoo .lo . emphatically and categorlcally dmled the criminal aUomey Matthew Kurllich Jr., ialleged inlomiaUon 'leak.came from 1Us and Chief Pllblio Defender Jolin llotld, ·"\"fl· · · ' as lealtod. by a District Attcrney's 'ollfCe : . •'The -lnformaUon did not C<lllle .from source. 811Y!Jlle In thll office," Hfoks aald llaUy •. Asked today whether thl!re ,. ... ..,Y , ~ Meaa P<!Uce aald they ·~· liallled ~bllity tho story -true or lalae :an.I. plan to queilioil Coley about the -CCllld wreck the local mufder .cue :bilarre bun of ·events, .as •ell aa the agatnat Coley, Pollce. Gapl. Ed Gt111ow ~who wrota Ibo!~- juat made a WrJ face and noddld. ' 'l'd sure uki to . l:ljpw jual what's Kmfildl, who hu r-ted Coley • 'golog · 0. heie," <OtnnleDiad . Capt. Jn tbe pal, today refused to comment Glaa&ow. • . mi bis elJent•a alltpd Jail cell tonleasloo, ' ""'""' 'la their· olficlal and unolllclal wblcb tho Rqlater ¥ u OCCUJTJnc ...;'ii;. ao lar. • · · on Monday. c;oieY · 1a ·awaiµni trial 'Dec. 11 on No one visited Coley Jn Orange County a Gra1lcLJ11ey.iniflctinent chjlr&lng hllp ' · wflli -~ Oct.· •17 murder of Mra. Rose DAii Y PILOT .....,.N,W"" ---.S..U 'R. c,r1.., .Morie: Waidoer, 21, of 740 W. I~ S~, .a beauli(\!l ~I iral!ress. . 'l'he>-~ olw:Y• fold Coley alao ' ---lo the &iUI 'Fullerton .... murder of ·a: Vlallill( Canadian, Gloria D. Celllna, 27, ,fa. March, 11117, a crl!ne for whlcb anotber man wu tried .am acquitted. • · " · . · WlDlam.'i'!~ 1$,_of llealllt. 'Wlab., ,.o ~·1n t11e Collini-"· ., .:!· :e~C:L!!U1)16 mlll)I~ cue,bj·XurtlJcb, who had .UC. · · .., ·"•·-t--•"-' \l'fm,,..... ......... ~ Tkinet t ..... il ·- Pa11I Nlue11 ......,,11111111 Dir.ct« t.-llolio"a.o )JO w., •• .,. ShHf Malll•t >.Mra1JJ P.O .... 1110, t2111 --............ 211 ............. &..-.,_,,, • fllNll: """"'" ....... '"" 1 ceafully -redUdlon of a prior prowl-·• ' -..-· ~1 lnb ..,. aca1n11 Coley. ' public defe'nd~r. but Kurilich said today he ls actfng as an 2dvJsory counsel until 11 ls <lelumlried..,h<!tbet lie may bccotne Blak'J11l111. i<!Ulpqrarlly assigned to a J'ullerton elec.trbOlcs · job, had been at .. party ·in. the heme where Ml$s Collins was sta1fng tbt night before she w11 to ri;lllrn to Brllljb Columbia. · '" at~y <>! recor\I. = ' When she falleil»to •lie the next day, l))le11Jl(S ~ 1' a 111. the herboatl IOll!ld '*'-vl-lly butchered · Weldnet ktayll\i ~lle ve·Arnold In bed, the vlctlm of a ,.. attack Applem~ Je.,...i he had,,,,. treated Beach. one of the • 1ew large spots The left side of hi.!I chest was crushed . ·~~-'~ !~ oMb.laWlnltso: n . by the rock and dirt that pinned him ..... ~ ·~· In the eight fool trench. s'ald.W~ay, meanwhile, that Harbor A workman for Phnnbing Contractors ' •••·-' u.-. n-bbltl will be --Jll{U.I~ ._ Inc. of Santa Ana, Drafton had been ~onles for the event. ' layinj sewer plpe for the Lusk Homes • ~ Durante's pianist l3 also tract, just iouth of Marguerite Avenue -~·!<>appear al tho Saturday night in Corona' cl!! Mar at 9:30 a.m. Wed· ,....n, ~back the. 7 5-ye a r -o Id nesday when the accident OCClJ!Tel;I. ~-:'~~oee career almost pre-upw:~ti!; ;,t1~~~~ ~~::U:J!c= . ·~-11.-,.,banouel, Babbitt will babimnks of the ditch gave wiy benoath · prtlenl 1JllrJnle wltb a beart-ohaped . -pl14*•bonqrtng_:bim II ooe of tbe veat· While three of .\llt construction crew :. Ut.nlJD.~~gt_ ~ ~tury ·show business. attempted lo dig Drafton from the rub- Man Dies of Attack, Crashes on Freeway An Anaheim man died or an apparent heart attack today while drlving on the Santa Ana Freeway IOUth of Ball Road, tho California llighway l'atrol reported. Ray HeyWood ScbiWng,' 62, of 300 W. Katella Ave., was not injured l>Y the crash when hi5 southbound car hlt the center divider ol the freeway a n d . overturned at C ,a:m. He )V-8 prcniO\µleed dead at the scene. ' . A'C:tu&U lifila.aU*tion of new officers fpr ble, workman Kenneth GUWlind ran to 1911;11 ~be rather brief, Wilson said. the headquarters trailer and telephoned __ _...:._....._, __________ _;_ ____ __; __________ _ -· .-.·)>-("-.( " .. !::t:-, . J. (Jarrell £peab Sofa lJe;J Promolio11·f ,. .. , ·.· ... " .. ~ '· .. e • ·~· . ~-1·SnuS.rb ~HOoH 'FIOM '-·lA~ ... r \. .. . ,\ .. ' ' • ;;• .. t••r'1:· j ·' ... ,;,., • .!fin• •r• ••ry cornfort1ble 1of1 DMs for Slffint 11td Sl••P,in9. r. . . • ' S~,~-BED SAL~~ • ~ ··---· ... 4:~ ·tiow .299.lJO • mB:".;..., bowmr-,apparenlly a pawn ~ .. l~WOWJ4-1;1,_ ll)e bal\d In fate's iame, WU . tJWn ntUrned to A tr.ii ot blood .lid §''"" tbl hll~11111toi-._._. __ --l1'1ta• . w : 0..-tlabbtq claa, but WU acqultt,od ot ,31 oallber buDo1 iJ IF l1(o bead that too. . . -and pqllce ""' all'td -. 17¥ • A 'llOl1llll 17, and a' slrl 'It, wero allo buJ' •' . ' ' '">:.. w'tle ';.1;.)100 of Feliria ~.-. ~ tw ~,..... " W'.tt. Sldlft '90. ,ma. "*vacd1 slaahod llllil :-,-by 'In · ~ ~ 'r'E! Jnlrucler wllo !>roll• Into tjielt lfomil Ind lay llvel,op!J -~ ·the' lhe )'OQllp< lllr! WU .. Olllldad 17 times, Oranplalr 1'l\aUrW In P'll ' altbouith botll aurvtV1d. , whera Mra. Weklnu had worked onl1 •Lt. ·Ilicllard Scboener.,_ol the SeatU e tbrea-U,a:idhldl..,.._tblbar. Police llom!ctde qd llolioerr Detail raid ~ WU: attlollii' hoale II the loclay that James . w --., · a1iO aharttl• Wiiii~ maa ···-_, Ui ·~·--attbuz oil ...... ~ _.. _, .... -thl 41110 ond ,.u ~ wa".,..,'wfien llllQll1le!l ud • 11te to the-.., by ~la. ' ,;;;,r' ' Fcurid iril gu111y bf Nuob.o11naan.J: t~_ 'l'liedue, 1,~ ~'u'"1aded ~~I' ...i bl\11 "'·-.... u..-; u ~ =-:..t'~llad lo I aftor boln& ~ for ~ • _...., -·*'I( -by tho on. CINlllJ . Cclq la offtdallJ ftlll~ ,1>7. • Jllt7, • y .. , favorita lftlOrlor "' .... .du .. llappf lo 4""I Wot! ••• -. • PJIOt'liSlotf~t . INTllUt:>l DISltNRS ' 21 1' kAt)()l lLVD. COSTA fri(lM. CH\LI,. \4 .. 0111 MMJ7' • t • ' IY WIUIAM REED .1' ' \ •••••••• In . the Wl-.cl There is a bit of sickn:ess going around these days Which bu 1ome varied and sometimes wild .·~ toms. Nearly everyone 1 know bas be e n ill recenUy and untll rthis morning I felt badly becaU&e. ! had noUtlng ·to contribute to the 11ftu" conversations . . , 1 Well, today .I've got my abate to add and I understand. how tt is poslble to "feel terrible end feel all right all et the same time. That's a common complaint. There are others, of cours_e, but really I've never seen so many people who . are obviously ill, but •woritlng ... ' I should ask the dretor why Ibis mild stuff bas not lhe decency t.o allow me to take a few days of1, but he would just bill me *25 for consultation . . *' I'd planned 'to UH that recovery lime out gathering my mile oU!lb, but since I have neither time nOr a fish cleaner, I'll just have to work. • • Warren Retirement Off er . " ' . ' . . - May Be Decid~d by Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) -. Senato Republican Leader Everett M. Dlrkllen says the letter ol retlrtment. Qrlef Justice Earl Warr<n oubmlUed to Pml' dent Johnlon holdl ,over and could , be aceepled by Richard M. Nbi>n after he takes offJce. "While the offer to retire w.aa ~ to President Joholm. there. ia nothing to prevent the new president from ICtlna on Jt," Dirksen said tn an tntervtew. This view ol the letter• submlUed tut June. addnlll<d Only to "My Dear Mr. Preslden~" II coolrary to that , held hr Senate DemocrtUc Leader Ml l e Mlllllfield and othm who au-1ed Johnson's unsuccessful nomlnaUon of Abe Fortas to ouoceed W""'11. "Of coune(' Dlrben lldded, "the chlef jullflce bu Ille Cl!ll1on to retln at .any Ume he cboolea. . eVtn bifore the qew presJdtnt take. ·blfice... . Dirksen allo Mid tllat· delpite Ibo fact Nixon and W......, liava been at DOlltlcal loatrhudi ..... tbi' da,yl bolii' ...... GOJ> ~ In Callfomla; be baa 1m7 e.rpectaUon that Wmen will adm1nJater the oath of offtct to Nl1on . Jan. 20. There has been no d1scu11lon. ot the matter between Wl?Ttn and NiJOn, other llOUtCQ said. Warren hu been silent about his luWN pla111 lllnce the Senate shelved the Jl'ortas nomJniUon Oct. I. If Warren remain• on UM court, Dirkten said be does. not beBtve that either he 0r the MW prealdent W!D Interrupt the tradition that ·a -ly elacted pretldent II norn la hr the chief junlce. • "I think tt would create ~ acrid feeling at the llart el the "'" ad- mlnlltr,aUon H the chief justke "dliln, swear 1n the .new preat.den\ and I'm aure Mr.-Nbon-doesn!t want that," DlrUen said. > l ln•hft !titer to J!hnaon, Warren .- ed t!>at hit only reuon for ntlnmenl wu age -he'• 77 -and thU it WU "not btcape! cf re~ d health I or !n ._..i el ;;\; penonal or iiocicla- UonaJ JWOblema ••.• " _.. . " ' De!'s 'Going .Ap~ . ..... ~ Zoo's Gorilla 'Discooers' Sex • • ' • I) " • I . I . • • • ' '°.,,, "\_ -Y•- ~ Get [0¢.off the regullp' ~ty-si.~p.ri~e.t.*!1d·~et'.)'~r i>~""--· ~: ball rolling in a big way. Just' pour over ice to ~spover · a delicious adventure. "-, , . ' ' . , . . ' .. -. . --....... -·~-,..--_,_.,. ' . , • ' . • . . - Mq~( of illoa< IOM IG10 Ill< """' IMughl h< -jut • dlli- Q<nl -Jur GI M ..... t . .fnlm Ont pa:ridno mctn to tM flat, unlod:l11g lll<m, emp!Jillg lhrir. canUfttl hi a bag and Uae71,CCll"•· full¥ ulocklng lll<m. But B.,._ mingham, England dtkdivel er• looking fOT 0 lh~, lhooghl lo havt • dllplicotc l«y. toho ""!>' ti<d abolit of~ of B~ ham'• 90Tkino m.tkn, ~. about '720. • Berlin, Wis., police loday IOlllhl a woman who became enraged be- cause her husband kept falllng asleep In front pf ttle tele~. The man, idenWied only u R•lf W., did It one too many times and was tied W the chair with a wash line, hit on the head with a ham· mer and locked in the house. _. ___ _ ..... --... - ·crew to 'Br sh: u~s. Deaths in Vietnam , Holiday Leaves Due . . WASHING'roN (Ul'I) -Tia Pentaaon Aid Tllllnday lt -.Id -liberal hoUdly leave policlN at c&rutmu and . NewYUl'lte-U. s .. oervtcemen -ezcepl -In .Ille ~ -· • SEE HOW THEY JUN . . WASHINGTON (UPI). -Tia latolt UPI tabulation . a(. Ult "'=- balloUni --lljiirti lOr Ult -major ·--: -M.-Nhto, 11,llt;lll. B•bert B. LmplltJ, ....... ()eorp c. ....... • ...... 100 mph Canadian Win~~ i . Emt Snowed !n From Pennsy~vania to New Eng~ • c.u1 .... 1a "''" ..... .... c.91 ""'~tvr-COl'ltl ................. Ctlltrnlol ,....., .... ~ _.,.. ...,.,, .. _,.._.. ....... lllh-ln.1NI_.... ..... '" S•a, M-, rWa ,,.,._. ..... """' ............ ;.,,.i. ..... 1 ..... ... .............. w.•14'1.1 ..... ., ll'W ..................... 1:11 ._.... 4.1 ''"' 11w ............... n:a .-. 1.1 ..-.. ................... .J:lfl'Jll..,4.,J ...................... fl:• .......... -... ,.. • ..,.., S...1:•·-· -.... f lit IA!. .... t:• t.M. .... ..... .. .. Liit .. .... • ..... ,. 0.. • Die. ft c:-c.i Clllr ................................ __ =---... ·-· ..., .... ~ ... ,. M.NI. ~ -... 71. ......... ~ .......... , ..... . ................... , . ................. ,...._" .. "· ,,.. ........ , ........... 11.t .. --• • V.11. s-••.,, ,,. ....................... .. ......... :11--111.-..... .... ,,_ • "' lwY """• """ ..... ~---.---- ,,. ·• ~··"ri ..; ... . • •. ~ ':tr" .... . . '•. :- ' of. L;ol:' ' " J • .. . 1. ,.o; .l"l'<t> 1t '"' t;'t ;;, ~ t ' .. ~f .. " :.t. . ... ...... i.: -.... ... .... ·-~· +-· , .. "' • '~,y,: ·-· --""'·: . 'ii' ·1$1· i···· "' .. I -· ~vergreen . -~~e••fY . _ ~or:; . . :;,;. . your y1r4. with camehar· ·· ·;·, '· ( . r•·•k ..,pr.on.e.i 1loriou' ~···~.;. f • ~' 1bloaoms · ' 'S ~ +T .. ,. Choost frtm Japenict ena •••nqua !_lrf·,. _. otlts In thno,Unltv4Jed comtlie~. I t•I. siJt • ..... C••I• ht 1ssor+ed Celers, 1 gal sin. • -' ·-I 1.77 '' ' -' i,. • • • • • .. •. R.ed Elf _pyr11'c•n~ll·~ New ~r~rf variety of a colprful fevo"te 1,49 . t• ' • MEWPoRT BUCH • . ' . . . , ' . '· ;, 1 ·~ •.' i• • -• • .. .. • , . '> J . . (' ' ' .. ....a.. ... . ' • • ~ .. , '· ·~ ' . ' . " '' -• I ' "• ... ,~ .. ..... .,. ' .,, . • iijj! Hevf' your own holly growing •· for the holideyt end elweyt "' 1 New O..altr ••rT•ty •' ho~ ;_,. • I ,.n ... coot•!ffl· ~ ... -~"'!'···t~WJs!i! ~ Jo-riet.. ••••y INT••· l:t111t ,,_ tvifer.r or '"'""' •• ,1.11,. ., holly In .I ,.1, ..... ' I . ' ftc T •· •• ~ ... :1 fASHION ISLAND • • • • • • • -,::Jlt. H&wliiM will be a few im•"t"~ ~fl aDI · · toltoplooldngatmelikethl.tlilld•p • · ' and ltart the -"'i'•n Storing Vita!-,~ar.ts . ~~·~ Helping 'fransp~nts . -~~ DENVER, Colo. (AP) -ir an1IAll>et~ here de- Stonige of vital body pan. •eloped~~·~· ~ fl beying ·time aod hope for y1,.£qniilr)7jia" ~ lo potential organ transplant P.li' ttOrillVer toc"JiiFtp.ira. llenll, putting them •ltbin . TX. fF. O.. 'll<lld • ~ the rUch t1 the life·11a'v.ing · Univ~ti'~ 9UJ1el'Y, no matter w~·UJ:Y , td 1 '.~~Which l?e. 1 '' r --'bu ltOi'td ~ .:u;; t.. 17 A few houri, IOIIletfmeo JOI! boun .. beliire> ·~ jm. mlnulel, often m~ cl!!· .h!Jti<*''. \'{·, ~ ··, ; ference between · lii(ll , -•. • : 1 ". ..,,_: 1(; ... • failure · in tran~tiod' .. ~.1f'OWl:R .. ~~.... . partJcularly where d'd 9 <:< SU.:...11·-~ liidependent organs mult be taken from· power~· provide cool· cadavers. ··. lnj Cd. ~'OX)'genated Each second's delay in plasma throtigb ithe kidney, restoring blood and oxygen to , the tnttu.. m'(r!Jf~ can be a donor heart or liver or ~o&aed' Jn a. thkt>.lnd moved t1dney means a 1 m a 11 e r f~ to ~ hospital chance of ,..,...., 'W)lee ii.\ .IS iio't· J>ractical to OperaUons that could ...,. • m0ve_ II!!' pf.~~ ceed often never materialize · ~.' storJtae::-·~ques because · quirks of geography •.. e . · . '-·~ . organ place tbe roclpieet aod· donor -· • . ~liOld provide aod surgeon too far apart.. ,.·. ' __ jitw, ready 'lbul, buying time -, time far Jildl'..mtMct I I 11 u e • to bring ~, recipient and matclilng and transport. to the IUJ"&eon. time to make certain • donor who neecb one. dopor aod roc!J!lenl tissues aro • But that day llill Is In the workably matched -~ future. "It'• much easier~ become another butt.II! 11\0 "now to tranaport~i struggle lo Improve ~, ·~ organs,",,...., Dr. Peter f<r success. · ··1t .t:-~JVaiiovlcb~Jep·. m., PAYING OFF . wlio h<ada . Hospital SupP!J. '6 1 if e ln-1be researc~ . Is PBYinl ;off. atrumentatloit""" d j "' j 1 i 0 n Several prorrusmg technlques , '"·•·~~-"' chine ' have been developed to keep;.r ~r · .t~ • dooor organs "alive" durJnt;o; ~ ~e when the time between the ~~ · "!e c ·. . ~~ ctoss- of the dOflOf and intplibta~ I COIJD . •• ,t~t·r ; .~ In ·f· •--" t~ Iv ~ill• not,~ spec11c l.c.111111, • £!~ fieal · ~~ ,.,~~.· , ..... means that people like -~...,,, .,.:5Jl..,;y_. ·"'-:..-, ! Miller, 45, a ~~ !lb~~ .. ~~ I.Db.~~~~ worker from : lj'pt_.,,H~ about~ Ai(I'~~ • .,"!!;) Ark., had time~~-·· ~ti +~· 11l0~~~ Denver for a .Uver ' ' ) -."'blem/,;:. ·.hi · _ -:!:I;' '= ............ . .. ·~ when a donor-gap • 1' -·.·• , ... .,. """ • ' .... & • t available. ~ ru-.,wu »" a ". 1 ' d=~~.b~ :$;!;~~*0l~t "' short notice tor 4ildne7'pr llAJ.llill-. liver transpl.aaf.t-.Qmn homes , ~~ . _ , • . ~ •• u far ~wand ·-lo .!. ... lilft.., . New York ind '· ·1 . · m:~· ... W~ .. M.,.... Dozem ot'·l' • mia{ -~·--. ' ~ ....... paitl of ~ · are·• on 'W• -'~···~ ,.)inV.ff·~ a waiting 'Pit far kidney and M•a •nd w,111 ... k __., f,,h11a liver ~t here. Pt$1P. : W.1'14·' ~·· "'"''"" h1di, 75 penon1 are In line lot hM . ' •C't~=· transplants herfl and in such ' ' ~ ·• ceiters u Houston, Tex.; .Palo · ""'-• Alto, Calli., and Rlcllmood, . • -~ ..... v ~ ' . . a. . . · M•••i" .ntl . i;.f., P1r1011111I. Heart-lung machines have 011t E'",.l•Y•• ,tfa.fit ,,11,,111 been uaed to ktep a 1 belrt 1 l11clud1s: IN'•flf ~li1rf111, 1"114 l'Oini and the hmp breaµrlng 'l'IC1tion, ffJ!clt, .. Ho11, ht 11th after the donor patient' hal hHfft p~Moo-i died, while the~ reclpieat la • 1 ;~ :-; prepared for the transplant ,,.. I Tl 4~ f!i!ll:· ..... 1 ... Dr.~B~ ·' • _._.,_ ,- ...... ... • " • ; ' ' ! ,, ... A n•I ro111a11H' way t. i.rill.11 11p ye11r life withe11t 1.;tnti'ft ·wlr~111. Di111111er 1witcli • .. tlf\ frell'I .,ritM t1 '1111' with • fu,,. ef ~ .lial, lit. rtaM1rtl ,.cepta(le. . 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"1 t:tt. ..,. __.,, .. : .. 11 ... ..,, "lvt • ...-...1~ ,, .. ,.....,; .. ., J • tW• ttcy -~, •"-•• 9rltl. ,, ..... 11 tt.. tr ••. , • ,:i1:ta ... . \• . ' fUP' .r.ock . ' ' ' ~ ' . ,. A1t1ry ._,f%',-;.,.c1r .. ~.1 ...... th-.,. 111• 11 ... ....., ... .... •~IJY f.r ... ,,-. the Wl&n 111. lt,(,.tll,. .. ··"6 .... fttj(. ....... . .. ' . ' .,. ... '·". ... "" , ·"~· .. ;1 • .. .. ~. l ! • 1., .. ;,. • ~-Jo .... ; , t -.-.......... .1.,... ,, : ~.1111-1'i'•~ 1.tk .. W.,,.....). wltli 11• •P:IJ!lil •IMl< """4, tt.;.,;,'i..t·~--..~ .. ...,.... ~ .............. .., ' .. ~ 1~ ~wNt It fl .. hM. b.t " 1¥fl~;. ,· .'"· .;-, , . ' ';.;;,;D .· 88 -.::· c ' . . • • a...-u~ ~~liu:·· .. ' . . . . ·' . '' ···~· . . - . •' "1.. . "' . ' , . ' ' " I ., " I ,', ~- 1 .... .;~~-· :· l • ; ... 1/j\ ,. . , ' ' . ......... 21". J ...... ..,. _..~....,.... flt •"fWll-wi\11'-..... .--. ...,...,_, .,...,J~ ........ ~ ............... .. ~ "'""' -s...1 ...... """" J oillltr, fr1•-· '!·~"' ~ J • ,. ... ' ,• • •j ,•,. ,· .. " . ' , : I~-.:: I '••:'"•:· ' ...... ~ • • .,., I .• "?,, .. •[:~· "·r~: ·;r.· • I I , \ • ---.. . . . .---~:.....~~~~--~:..__~ -r--------------- • Thwldl1, Novmbtr 14, 1968 lef • Javits Tell~ We~t~rn E~ope~ ............ .'~ N!! Fl!' Si I I t ·Sinatra F_ed Up ivith LA More Vietnams for ·U.S~' · -bo!onli&nd. J .. tu Rid be ,... certain that ••aotwitmtanding . I "'~~th . l;antro~ Bl!ttle I Rages ·With Bishops . . vlclssltwt.," aerlOUJ Vletnim nepfalloba In Parll will bi beld "before very long." Ttie .,...tor allo aald he believed • that Europe ~ once. aigaJn have. •·• f i r 1 t priority" In Amerlc1'1 foreign policy. "~ ,be)lev' tilal ~will not be dlsappainted In the at-11-"" the l'relldelll.<Jecl" Javiil aald, addlni that "the world 1111 set a new atU¥e on the part of the United States posl·Vietnam ••. " lie Rid tbal ~tllJude ''"JI\ be ab Jnal"tence on !t>Ullllalenl · odltiQ e x c e p I where the United State.a' own """flt)' ii ~telled. as, (or •lll!lpie, the.~ In the · Cuban mlallo crllls. ' "Tbe United sates, 11 seema to me, wtJl ,not enpge in ant more Vletnaml uJ\leSs ·it is supported by region al organizaUoos, in the case ol WASHINGTON (AP) - A stand on either the birth con-Vietnam 1 i k e the Southeast ftln.t blWe l;mq America's trol CObtroversy oo tbe..mcrali-Asia Treaty Organization -'-It llillqll hu -ty -<>I the war in Vlelnam (SEATO), or by international ~ .. ~ ' HAWAIIAN REUNION 'her 16-month:old soo, L ing 1eis to wait for her h who will arrive from ( hasn't seen him in sev , I proP'\"1 lor ""·" · ''But I'll llvo in_ bctal nJOID4 The ~ fOr 1 rapid • and get back out here to tbO lr...it .,_,~ bsue lfU desert U _. u I Clll Wbenl volod <l'lwa NOf 1. • a man can get a math ol '"nlf Oj!ll'I QC! ll'lftPl><>o)' frolh alt. 'J'b!re'• no aucb I• ~ lor money," l$lfio... lbing In ""'J.nae!es." · Ir• weal cm, "ind lhe ml!'v '1My .d0c!«: tolcl me to atay ....,. e111't 11e1 ll'Olt paint• OOI of !own H f could," tllnalr• inp to put CID the wan. The Aid. 0 Ard I can. I have ad whola city -clomjing up." ' aparUMlll In New York CitJ Iii 'l""""lo<f bl Jill lllM 11111 I jolll bouibl 111 .pm. to ..... to Loi ~ to -In Ban Ftacclaco. r«Ol'd, mue -1ea pid llPI "Now there's l arcwn-u1>1 televlllGl -llWinllnf'town:'• ~ • ....,.~DRAPERY , rs' • Cj.EANERll ,' -- ;. R"""" W•t# DllMll e ,I.AMI Pl:OOPINCI .. ' ' .. . EXCl.USIVI . , -. -. GUAU.NTDD DIAl'ERY CLEANING Ori,..., (IMnlftl,. Perfect npnll• . ., th• .,. of your drapery, or 100 ~ ,.. placement If clMuble. e No Wllhd HtH1 • No ShrlnkaM ~ • .· e Perfect IM Htrnt • WaNr Stain R.rnonl e~PlMtfoWI .. rU!od dal!bll -can reach be!ono their windup Friday. organization.. UU the United ...,_ ...... ~tithCGI" The blsbops _lo~k a Nations ... ,••Javiilaald. Luci· Awru· • INI ud lmue a JioFa1 lell<ir prillmlnary sounding "' the British De!W!t .secr11ary lo~ their lrWbled clmrcb. puloral statement in a lell lleDJa Healey at th. ·openina GI Spouse • ProfaNloMI lnstellatt.n 'OUR IXCLUSIVI SElllVICI • ProftiltlOMI Remonl e Tffml bl•Y h Arrantllll . -'. ~ ~ .. """"'4~ •• ~ vole.~~.'° secret not°'·'" -1on ol tbelhree<layNATO HONOLULU (AP) -Luc day that since·•· •••1>'t .... n ---• 1 -. the ~= Jeaders were l<ilcl . strategy session propooect lir · """"' • 'mnt'nc, t1>1;'1!·•H~n1I l19wttwpe.ou1. lni nuclear "wirotnc ilfo~ .. Jolmsm_Nugeot, the Alnt1iD 1.C P11rickNupnt 'Fossils Foumf , Olldereoce ... ·of Ca t ti.. o 11 c ~ JM ttie~·fe8Ult was obvious 1 in cue of 8 Soviet blop 1~ dent'• ~ C!apghter, pl foc 71!.i months she doubts they ._,!!"'°"' .~ .IUCh .fl>:~ "~ ·1 . lpe<:!al seven-mah onEutern Europe, i:Oafer-•-weekol"alghlneeing be! wllldomuc::ll'liptoee''l('.dlir-.. PEJiUGIA, Italy~I)-"~ ,Iba! .. It lol'.,.i I panel JD9)dlnc the birth ...,. a1~ • h .:.~ •• d .~ It Vi in "· i ~·-' r •• , ~•-·-.... t-Jong ,.willtng -· -trol ltilicnebt went ' in••1 a ~ ...,,... ,..~ ~ er--uuvea om g ·~ Iv"'"" _otay In the (s. """ .....,.. une lhl ti.e . dispUle railed aome i..,,. after-hour.I ..,.unl to -•n:;et;..;1'1i:1~~ nam. • lands. : • , · bol8" of ~ !~loot elllfltlDI .. ' • ,,... .lsthuhll. • ,,.. Loan Dnpe1 .. ' . Off ;°4Q.';366"' 20% '642·0270 -,whether the b1shopl trY to re~ the ~' ·Jet--_ .. ..a Bal"c ..., .. --o.i..a Mrs. Nugent, 41, carry· Nugent, a cargo plane load-·~wb,lch roained what ill 'now 1"JUld bl able lo lhapa for -w -""""' her 111-uionll><>ld aon, L master, is lo urlve here next Italy U mllllon ye~ qe, ~· • • .. 1 * not be deaigned to totllct told newsmen at Honolulu Wedne;sday on mt and recu-th:e University of Peru Aid : ,.:t. =-Pa~~~ ';l"-'~-''""...-•-••_the_''°-"'-""--:'oal....:....d:,__ __ terns_Uo_nal~Alrport'-'--w=edn=~perac::.:::Uon::.:l::ea::.v•::.'-~---.....;W;,;~:::::::::::.· ___ .,.__; 170~,llEWPOlT 9'yt1., COST4 'Mf.SA !!!!!!!!!!!!' KKK~ined! =~~~i~ t""t:~ · · Milli "tor-pr-<eted....,. lo, llllow nillTlad •1 . . . ..on" CCllQlles .. mike excepl!aal 9 II ·their --find .I me •ry. ~ . For Murder .!:. i;i::: ~;;"'\\: • ~ ~ are ·,r..t.r .. VICKSBURG, Miu. (AP) -upC!rtl cm marriage than the A -.it ·-jllrJ 1111 p_..~ - relar111t 1 > 1tn+4 ce no •. olrippel oil '1,0ll,500 ..ai..i the White their clerical collln .. they ; ll'.lllCl>il ol Ilia ' 1tia JOilx 'iloD ' .,.ppw· pip 1iy' iii! with ud 111ree w1111e m.n bi the ·the ....iuve statemenl. Bt : 1'11 ~ -t-. 11en _!:ltelter, •. the. time-~ reached_ the bet- ' 1'h!te, a"811-j""1ioliUf....,. · -ol_'lllO. lllb !!IP. Ol'1Y • lnveatlgatori" 'l!lld . 'the•· --had beea 'f'eed llfyloi WU put ol.. I 'plot' dpOll In fbtal form:. ' to create eoough'..ul lomke 1lle -1 beaded bJ lliahop i In Natchir :to ·lute 'lhl' lite John J. WrJcbl ol Plllabur!lh Drl Martin Lutllor Kini, a · WU ~ ~ 1!>lll'e ~ N!'l'O civil rlgbtl leader, lnlo tlO wrllten .....-i-· !pr J rifle range. changes att;r .Pl'!"":.:tlhli •a " At the time, ~ waa buoy pttllmlnary vetlloa of : ellewbere. pastoral letter to the ~' ! J..,,. llltold Cm, ...ioilnc oc Iii opening ·cl •·J l!loada1- : the defendlntl liable far "the · • '. ~.;:.;.r=~ Z .d 6 Shi ; llan be pul .to tho Jurl .wu-. on : p ... the amount ol • ... _ to . . be awarded In lhl 1111!"!'11 Orbits Moon ' civil sul~ filed_ -• ·1 ~oler~"ii;..-MOSCO_jf .<AJt), -1be ud four whites cld!benlal Sovlot Unum:.announced that for an hour and JO mbi.ltel. lt.s unm~,~ zond 6 and' Ihm -.ght back. the apaceahlp -milmd the v<niict -122 500 in &dual moon today, dupllcatlq a feat damages ud i I • m 11 t I o n achieved in u;eptember by punlUve damages a gal n at . Zond 5. • ,,:. Ernest Avants, 17, C1aW1a ' An ~ lpljod by Fuller 48 and James L. the official nen agency Tass Jones ' sa 'an employes of a · said 1.ond 6, launched Sunday, Natchez P.P., mill, ud the iJ contlcniog iii fllgbl White Knights of the Ku Klux Giving the flrlll won! here Klan. on the apaceshl,p slnct Mon-da?, '!'ad' cllil no! JMicate whether the flight wm end 6 CENTS FOR ;~tbOC:.. ~ ::'~ YULE CA.RDS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Christmas cards this year will reqWre the same alx-cent lt&mp as first c1au mail whether they are tealed or DOI. • Under a liWe-notlctd pro- villoc, the new postal rate. for the fint ounce Wtre made Jdentica.1 to fint class rates -Iii cents. the .... '!1111 Zond 5. The Jodrell Banll: ~ • ...,. in EnglaQd Aid that afl<r clrdJni the ' DlOCll, 7.orJd I apparently w a 1 heading to. 03j'UL Tw aald the spaceship new around the moon at a minimum dblm:e from Ito surlace ol 1,IOI milea. "Studl.. of the physical -ol the llelT• lunar surface were conducted dllrlni the station's fllgbt in . the vlclnlty fi the .moc:n" 4-i. ""'""°" fotoompKt COiorTY Pelf.ct •..cOnir colof .... Pow.tut -c-. _.,.._ tufting. Atltofnltic chrome control ' .. .., . . -- • 1.i," • -> • • -. ·1· • • • ~~ ' I : ~ t . , -. .. ,. . n-q)~I ~ flY yqu· ., .. th~. q,. .onne ~n't? • 1 '~ • - ; .. I ' • I J .. • • • • '• . ' Chicctgo. N~w York. Ha~oii; You name it. What's the difference? A Travel Agent CQI) get yoli ._ there from-Oronge County Airport. No freeway drive to Los Angeles: No parking problem. Any travel agent can arrange it on one ticket. A11d . one ·phone call. ~ it doesn't cost you one penny exf{a'for the 'convenience. !Travel og~nts are paid ~ by the airlines, not the public.I ' . w~.Y ci~~ 'Ye'·t~.111~~ 'you qll this? We're the tr~vel agent's . secret: G!>l?eh .West Ajrlines. We fly new 19-passenger T -jets betvreefl Orange <:;o!Jnly Airport and Los Angeles International Airport. Thirty.five· minut~s each way. $7.95 plus tax, · each 'way. Fac;e· it: T~e easiest :WSJY. to get Jo an C!itport is in an air~lane. In Irvine, may w.e sugge1I~ In Newport Beach, may w'l suggest: TransGlobeTrave1 ~ NewporwJrawl&Tovrl ··· •20t Comjlus Dr., $ulto M 1107 """'"°'"Rd. 833.Q.45' ~l 03dO . , • 'Jn Costa Mesa,. may ·Wif' sugplst1 ·. May Co. Wo~d t:ra..t aVr.ov 't3333 lrlatol St. 5'6-9321 .. Tran• Glob. tl"CMI"""" 1880 Nowpo<t 11..1. ~~~! --·AlaMJ 2788 ljaJbor llYd. $46>1111 .:otto MHa Trawl Agency 230 E. 17111 St. 646-~UI 5'9-2246 .. • . Golden Walt Mloc•• 540;11>10 ; . ~· •. ' ' . If ' , • ¥ . • • ---~~~-'--~~~~~~~~~~------------------------------------ - I ., ' • FCCAskedl970 Demo Race Preview~ 'Decentrp,.lization N e~tl e R~t · ·=*'- Reagan Tells Meeting , . · · _ Unmh Plans Brown Might Try _Again.: LOS ANGF.LES <UPI) -tra11zau.n of , .. ~ • (l'al\l" and '" e111c1en1 Medi. 3 Renewals · Gov. R4Dald 111>ag1111 told u.e 11ea&an a1oo cbarpd u.,1 Cal -. -. • · • • 'l•sue' Race openlnc -loo ol tbt c.u.ty lbe· }ledH)al ...,,.,Im.. WU ~ Chlol llWUIJ Al•. ' ' • Supenilors ,lllsoclatlon of "ill-<oocelvod"!Jullnllstodtho 17 a., Cbariao 'A. O'Brien . WAllllNGTOll"{AP) ;-f.n .COMP0TON (AP) California t b a I niore d~· fraud and abUaa In ,Ille pro-• .. ._,,, .,,.... bU liked -ly ~ 1-M. trallzallon of .govornment la sr ... tnyolved MIT a "WY . addreoaed W-Y'• al· tbt ~ IOI lo uorull, .mo.lo tbb!kJq aboUt needed, (Jl!lllcuW'ly tn the mbwte perco'utage of our -~ ~ "The 11Uf. the Uoealio .,, 1eo1r c.a::;: l'UNW!& lor -In ll'ltl, area of aocJal wtllore. °"~ healing ana pro-hlure In Law Enl~-said . l0il9 'Ill •\ll ._ a a..can.addr6Jsln11 feal<JG."' . · · O'Brlen~lor"abtoai ~-oWftodby .oerletof,_alil .tha-~ meet)nc Wed-ay, Ho calJet! iq( bo\11 ·"an approa<ll" lo D>eel I h • ,'l'lme-LI!• Broadcatln(, until l'W lnlADded lo 111mut.i, PladClll It ''&'.Ork for an ""'°" •••l•.alha &Id challon&t lo M; .,._"' adlapiledjlt,btOnll'ala--• .. jeroaH!Gnd& -and -.,...,. •• ~ at tbe -..ur. jUlllce.. i d!aaPol!&.lnd .. oullolall .... ~ -·-· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·~-~=-i;"pro._I "P~ .-and'• liea91 Ued. · · · "IL we .,.. \o 1111 .. ~· • ;... . ' ~ I I · • ~~--~ The lift Y'!i>l ....... -.. bo ~. •• . ' artWeey. .,..'I-stop ...., -, "-""'• -~ H~altb ( • "") looden " ~•-ve . ...,. · · computers woii1 liloP crtme," • ..,._._ -• """ .Ctmed public ·1n fOl'llllni the be wet. "11'• do .. updatod ursed ~ f'. d • r a I Com-• .......... lo olWlcull lauea, a . -11111. Wt '11!'.l!!!f i!lllCIMV• ....... ~ ~. h. I Art .FlickS I~.~' II -::; • =. loi ,1a... .... ::.,-:"·:~~ .. w~ .-. ,pollt1cal 11y!7" i• ~.:r':;'-m ·:·~and. KER~TV~ ~-Ille leader'• .. nra~r. education on the rial* lllf »ah~!.:~ IDu!: ,11aUooa' d'!f, "Accordingly, durlni lbli ,. T ,_ ' f' · duties at ci\1-" ll :.._, l)IL I nm II montb3 I lnt...i· 14 J.MU8y· . Or Q'Brieil w.amed a g a I n st ~H requeat,.M ak embark OD • new effort. ~ ' OV~ in w h I I a dlsegtement wllh tlint i. lni -~ ·~ I = r -rn .Sales' lecluioiogy could do tn lbe dianapolls Time-We stattnna. .,......,,. a pa '-Al ""! I! ~~ field :o!'crime. Techno.logy, be over the FCC's "fal.meas dol> clll¢uaslq our major prob , .. , _.ic1, could 1>0t be expected trtne." 11211 -~ c:cune1 of .... , • to solve •tbe ,cum'2ll crisis In J'" F. s···•·•"" ·who lion. 1'lue ,apen,, will ht SAii FRANCISCO· AP) - U1111 ""~ ¥.., circullltld 'Wldtly \;.. uAr1 pl~ are. louq'" for law and order. · • heida the an'llt}ll•k,lng U·""' -.i·n lose · •1...:. A ocbeduled ltmcbton ad-J organization, conf<iida thet the '" _,._ ; O.j 1 c 1 J!OPCoi'.n.aalea In u.e...,. wblle dress by· U. "S. Sen. Daniel lndiana"staUons broadcast 20 s peaker ~J_ob wh•D acUoqplctw'tt.rebllt. K. Inouye, ( D • H a w a 11 ) , editorials las! Slltnmer op-&publlc--cootrol cj TMt 'llU tbt QPin1on voiced hlgbllghted today's s e eon d posing a proposal' thet clJlarel· :fd ~.Jz.. :i ~~ we d n e 1 d a 7 bJ Julian seasion of the l!"ee-<l&Y 74tb te advertising be ~.~m to-tbe-peopjl-''!*" ·parllJ Lell<owlll ol lletrol~ proaldent annual ~ting. ~adlo..and televJolon. · 4. bec!al!IO: ·:; of lbe Natklnal Alsoc;latlon at . ' "One ol the llilorlui\M f ConceSalonah'tl. • Dumk 0 D d cbaracteri&llcs of _.1""1 Lefkowlt. told' ll e uster · eman · · polltks 11 that. liaload ·"' · "'· -' · . · lengthy study and 11•'2•$ reoodporte~ that "~t'• ~~ • . . . . . • . . 11""' ·lo . ,.uuc~T g • ~ ... w • ™ R • d b , GO · 1 i ·, O)den \lmeJ, OUltomtr between 17 IDd lt e]ecte Y Yernor Uclan ia forced b~ the ...,! l"Ol'I 'old who ' a In tci:ool • • • , • pellll!l and ,natuno ~ Ibo ~ 'lftd·~ a Pl'! Um• lob· · · ' · • '. formation media lo ""~* "When lie (ON lo a ilrlve-ln . LOS ANGELES (UPI) -· "We obviousl7 cannot be In hls :ldeo In tw~ tJtJill wl!IJ.hls.dtle'bi'D aped ll;if Gov Rtinald ReaCfn l>U :re-• position , of ha$( ad· • .-11, bllm.inl :WW lo $1. oo food and i!rlnk." ·> j~ demlridi tbeouster minidrative peri'oa'riet gans ·am; at bea:r..._., Tllit eaac1lllQMfrw.__ . 1 . or . prossurec1 into the poolUoo of speecl>ea.'! • tl:ol the mon tOPbllllcateit , .Quickie Novamber _ ,SALE - t of Glelin S. llumt<, Chancellor losing their jobs wider a UDnJb said A...;tca,ia niaa( ii mc:vlo 12"1tnoo II. the IMa of the 'C&llfomla state coercive threat" he aald take an interest ill (the e lt eata. ''Thi Grtdlla&I" Wll Colleges. · · · 1'he ilivemor also said be • bleins of the d!!J bee cited bf delelatoa • t1>a 1ypo ' ' , . . Reagan told an impromptu did not believe the majority "American socletj 1t the of ~ that JNlcb a bOs news conference prior lo ad· of the San Francl!co laculty, ment Is breaklnglplo ~' olllct wallop bul 1aJ1 Ill t(ll Fine combed cotton makes this the perfect-• cool shirt -as a sportshirt or as a dressing a meeting of the aupportedthe•termove. camps." · · · "attbicudJcouater,' County Supervisors' Aasocia· -· - T-shirt. Comfort-knit, ~ft and smooth, • with ttie full turtle neck that's right in style Sleeves and bottom are hemmed -a~ yoU like it. Tek~ your pick of w.hite or colors -to mix, -JT)atch and coord!!]ate. Slzn S·M·L·XL ••..•• •. •. • ... 4,00. tion of Callfornia Wednesday, that the · dissident faculty members wbo made the de- mand were ca rrying "lcldllnic freedom to the J10i!>1 ~culous." 1he Sepate of Sen FranclBco CJollele_ Tile&- IN COITA ·MESA IT'S . . -~\ ~~~-.:.;~ re~U<*1 in a c~g'the chancdlor. dispute stemmed f r o m ~-\ order ·' .ansptndtng , Bltcl< l'anlber Gecrae ·' M. ~ Murr11 .. a student and a parMlme •linslrllcl<r.""" lbe DEP4ftTMEHT STQft.l!l campus. .. Reagan said of ~ ~·· 1816 lliwport 119ulevard reaoluiloh: . "I thlnt they're carrying academic freedom to the point of the 'l'ldiaulous. • 3 1 E; C11tt Hwy., C0<0M d•I Mor • 11lAY'1. Del Mir, Sin Clemente IANKAMERICARD -MASTER CHA LA I . Spo.it~mpo ~weelers, from Penis & Cepris .:.... ..... '. .. from .3.47 ' -~ Ledy Gant · Sliirts -···-···•:. 4.47 Blouses ---·····---·····--from 2,47 Shells & Knits ·-·---~.l.-frqin 1.97· Derleno Skirts ---·-·····-·-·--·-7.97. JuniOr Sef>i'rates h ... _-;;,. -fr-orft 2.47 , . ~uss Togs Swe'ete(s • .., fro.,,, 3.47 · Shorts --·· .. -·----......... -.. 1.00 Shifts , ..... -..... : .... -.. -... from 2.00 ·Or•ilis ··-··--··--~· from 3.00 · Kni! l~il• -~----~from ·11.97 Bres ~ Girdles ~··-·'·-··-from 1.97 y2 ·51 ~,,_r._o-:--··-··-··· _. 2.47 Bro'S 'P'~-'-·-----····--· .. 4.97 Por1til!,..-~ ___ .:_ _____ .• 57c • Slllf!~e,p'f ' __ ,_: __ from 2. 97 Robos & Dusters ----from 2.97 Penl)i Girale-Hoie ·----3.97 Cenlrece l:losiely 87~ Penly Hose -·--from 1,47 Jewelry .... -_.,..-from '4lc MEN'S. WEAR Swee~ers _ · ~ fiom $.97 Knit Shirts ·-·-----from 1.47 ---;,; ... ~-D~ss Shirts _ . from 2.47 Sporlshirts ---·-from 1.47 Wesh Ponti _. ______ from 4.47 Docron /Cotfon Jeclots ····--8.97 • • • Bolts --.!.---·-·---~.50 Sport Coett from 17.97 Dre" Sl.ii:h _ fiom 8.97· Ties -~ --from 69c T·Shirls & Briefs 79c Peiemes -3.'9 So. ______ _ Orlon Sweeter Shirt -- • ' • Children's 'lllellre Guild • • . -' ·. ·neautifm l-Ooki'MJ.. • "blcllutiiul co'?kf,ng ••• : . . FA.RB.EllWARE',-· . AUTOMATIC .BLllC I RIC "-'-+•lm!llh-"""" ... i ... •• • COOKWW Water .H,._ .. REPOialc ·· "GEMINI·' I 20 .&11. SWI 30 Gal. $44.81 •6f.= ,.. • ~1 I 0 WPlll • *:_ ..... Ila ... -...... --...... . 111111=~ II *•-. . ....... ~] ... -' --·..... ,'!--. .. J te 1~ ... ' ••• -, •••• U.tl I. lte4.., •••••••••••o 1L" 1.1 ... .., •• , ............. " ... 'LJ .. 11.., •••••••••• J:a.tt . '. I ~ ·• . ·~ .. , ···-· ••• wv1.y ... ,,..,,.,.. ,,.._ ·' . ·-'·--.... ~ ........... .,,.u.--' t. ' UllffV'""""" ~ 911" . • • • • GARIA E · DISPOSALS INoSUIC.aATOl .. ::.: ........ : .. $31 91 ' r=-Lff-: , , ..... ...................... ~#~ E:=..~: ........... ~54" ill!!::z:;~ ............ t ft. Is Ft ............. Yr.. • • ....., ,..,.. W I amsa IMSTALLATlOM AVAtLAltl ' j • I • • • V PILOT tirst Lady , ' Jllans Las~ ,.S. Trlp HINGTON (UPl)-Mn. B. Johnson will take •1. 1,000 mile etcun· i Ntw Orleans, Capo Ken. Denver and N<rthem omia Nov. D-25 in a fmal u a traveling First • ... journey. labeled "'l1Tis lalurOoontry," will ~t ...,,.,.. in «lucatioo. the space, bealth, urban aJ and conser-1aUon - .... promoled by J're!I· Jollllloo. crosscountry bip, which ioclude several forejgn .U.U in the traveling , begins with a. visit to th-taking ceremonY for ~.\m<rican_ ctttum tn llbe will fly to New with members d the N Cow>cll · on the Arla to an opening « a 'll!eoter •• project financed by the coun- allo will vllll Xavier U~ty fur a llnthand look al~ll ~~"."'' Capo Kennedy, Mra. will be penonally on. the lbOOD voyqe, pobead by the space Tuelday, to lab place ChrtltmU time. She tour the launch area and the utronaull. Denver, dMi will dedlcato • neighborhood health , vis.It a second center attend a premiere ol the poverty a1ency'• movie M a Privilege;" Callfurnla, Mi'I. J-.0 . dedlcato the llodwood Na-ti4aJ: part, the n a t I o n ' 1 ~ naliooal part neer Elfekl , Calif., and omhart -txplcntory tour cl the' ~ .,... Oil the p~ ""51 wher< wlldllle inchJ4lea • cl elk and lroUcklng· ~ liODS. •• ·' "7ernight $leep·in ~ $et Friday •• i joint "ernlght aleep-ln f~g swimming, roller sklCting and breakfast will be ~ Friday at the Central Bi.anch of the Boys' Club of ~ Harbor Area, including ~ from the Upper Bay Brtn<h. ~ special events Include I ~ving Turkey Shoot !ht week cl Nov. 22 through 21; with a chance to win the llJhily'J holiday bird. Jxecutive Director L o u Yiptom says annua1 Winter C6tp ii ICbeduled Nov. 29 thiliugh Dec. I, when boya u( ell le< Tbanbllvtng boli-daf. Soutlt C..st Pleu ta.... ... ,u HerJ,or ~hopf.ing C.nter 'fTrel •rl • • • • . . . , . .· '"""""'· ·-14, 1968 ... KERM , Sl,fS ..• lay, A~ for _ Chrlstmin Now! . As :1'.itt1e As $1.00 Down Will Hold Your Purchase •• ~ NO PAYMCNTS 'nL .FEBRUARY, 1969 MAGmFICENT r , r 1 • " ; . ~~ UffilGITT fine . ·" fMmiture Styq.-.makes it icb1. -. fOr smalier rooiJIS! $698SO -·~ ......r-•'t ..... -··ti;,llliiij;;1 , ... .....,."" ... -·~··---~ · .!f!etf!'Wlf...,.. -....... ·ft·-.·-----·· ='-' eflabclfti~ ••• $711.50. I , ~joy. to9a~'s ~lGGEST · PlrtW~ .. ;.;iJ.wnys perfeg AUfOMAUCAl' 1 .Y1! ... .,.....,.. I ak C01or-porfcdo4 andllifr~·l!y-. Ma-in 1964-Jiycs ,..,. • Jlc:lfedly lalo4:~ _..,.pr...;,,. ... ~ m.Dnd, ...,,-. Olb<r --foablm ioducle: -Color 29, 19.· iD. piduzo& for the moot notural cdor nr, O>romlloae adds lhriang deplh lllld dimemioa; Quiet-Oil lets pictures Jlaali-to-!if e Xi jut "OCODdo-1'ilhoot UDOJing ..,.aaIHI(>. delay; md e><hllivo Maan0wx Boftded Citcailry for hijhest tclia~ .and yean o( c:olol{ul TVtiewing~ Supetbl'll'o speake<~fiddil;r., """"" -.... '°" 1lneqnled pr-teabiJ. .' 2-YDR PICTURE TUBE GUARANTEE • .......... .,. a.. ....... .,_ ............ ". Ill thra LS.'·•"°"""~ QOkf S.-F'tdur• Tub9 W-· __, Is ~ tor f.Yiiiiri:! N dilted'M m11t«lll or work- __..., ..-C.ihJt• ill IMW1nlil n•, blM is ,._., bt 1tM Ml:horir.*1 ...,.vm; DNMr ..... pWfd•.cl-« tf'I .., ........ .,.. ,_...._..."' ....... ~ ,.... r.,..nd 1D ,.p.c. tuba •to Ju...,. t:J .....,. ~ clw~· for Im. go.-,._ . See_..., ...... 1Color1V ...... '""" .. !3•• I KUM RIMA MAGNAVOX I !°'OME ENTERTAINMENT CEN111t ~ ~nty'1 Finoot Facto~ Dltect !Mp~, -· e ·EXf'EltT ·SERVICE ' e . 2666 68$f . 1211,1o; . lllrbor Blwl Weslmlilsler Biooldlurst • .~~ .· ~''· .:t, SU:-1691 W-IM!w :;! • 8'4-2350 ... ~·o-.' . . llMHI I . -.'.I • ·~ ... , ... ---·-·------... ·-. ·=· ... ·-... -~ ... -_,,_, -----· ... • • . . ~ .......... FOR YOUR EARLY: ~ffQ&:IDA)j .. D__EC_QUTlQNS:, ?'J . Wrea·l~ --. -·-:; ~ _, '. " . ;C u s f o m ilesigneil originals, beautifully made. Some with birds, ca_ndles, figurines • • • All w i•t Ii everl<isting foliage, flowefs or fruit. I. • ' ., '; .. ... ,. ~· PllCID FtlOM 650 . -'--; ... ., . . Evergreen Pear Trees WINE BARRELS: ' . '1r., quick ~~~df. Mos.t p0P,ul•r coa1tal shad• ·t,.... l•autiful 1howin9• of Whit• flow•r1 •v•ry ' ' • Special lt09. 6.95 \ .. s.114, ••••• ••Iii ..... ~ .... ,.,. 1tnl ,b•11tl1. lui.l,t t~ l1Jf •f•r y•1ri.' '6:C1U111t . fir 1p1cl'!l•ll ;,t~l\.tlrt, . . for ifHi a11cl ihriib1. • · 211" 1uhlcla cli111'11t•r. J ' OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS TREE .: . · 'PAN$1ES . ). _ iNow is th• b•1t tim• for pl.nt.in9 -Th.., lilc• 1un and •r• on• of ' ·, • ,tit• b.t for b•dcHn9. SPECIAL "3. DOL i : 11• . ( . '' . ' ., / ltetJular 19c Pol. . . P•cka9itd, r.ady to ·m•R. 2·~ 1rtifici1l ttM, co~pl•t• with tr•• top, li9ht1t orn•m•nt1 ind finial. \_ ) • • -• ~ "'!,:.-. • ·--. -_ ... .. '• .. ... '-c,....J' JI' ..... ,,: • • •• .._. • . . -. : Jl~_l{~N , ~ CYPiESS ..... pf111ti1tt .. . . : ~_, lf , .. nk .. ,..._. . lff'#l11t- l1111. ••·5:-f ,11nh. -· .... ·1 GAL SIZI *INTER RYE SEEi .: MEYER LEMON . A'1::.:.,.c1.r ,._ Sm•ll, 'Pltin now-to •lljoy f be1utiful ··~fum & 'l..r9•. Gr••t 9r•en wi~t~r l•W'!'· it costs 10 f1 ·~hences th• b •• ut uttr. to clo. w.11 1ho:,, you how. .. !. ,of_,.f1ower l>e d • •nd sh~d. 9erclen1. .. 3 ~;FT. BAG .. 1· 198 FOil 10 LSS. NI UAL ·~ Dwerf tr••• for plenting enywh•te in th• sunny 9erden. O•liciou1 frua for coolln9 drinks. Som9 wltti 1mall 0fniit elr•edy .i.t. HUSKY 1 GAL SIZE REG. 1.75 >-al )Mys~~· Gardenia • I ~? ·•\ -.-::.po- .PASSION . VINE VENUS FLY TRAP JOI. THI JUNIOI IOTA.NI · A ,,,1 c1miY•,_•tc~ It ii•· ',..10,. S•"1Jtlw-e ,1111~ Spit t1c"i.t ••fl1iK.T,.,. M th• teudi. 'to1vo1 fo14 ~ tl\911 1111fo!cl • Jiffy ,.t with Melli f., f•t ,,..wtt.. ONLY • j -,.;. °""'ri8\'t flow.,. of wt.it., . ~ P".,1.. '6rope4ih - tr•• #or .. , ... ••• ~ . . .1 • ~r 1 C:.LSh .. i·98¢ • ',, ' .. ' ' • '" " • T . ' .. ' " '" " ' ·. ... , ···~ .. ' ... .. •• ,. . .... . , ... .. .. • " •• . , ''$, . " . .. .. '. . .. ' .,. ... ., "•'" ' . \.f .. . \ I I Q bi w " Ci 0 bi pl lh Tl bl w w 0. Bl " al •• D ll M .. . • ~ " ~ .. M " ' w " w .. " " " .. " • '" "' :& •• .. " " ... .. •• M " • " " " .. M " •• " " •• M " " " " ' M " " " • " .. • ,, () c 11 N 'II " • .. • -•• ......... .. ' r..,,...,., Nes•i-.C: 14, 1'61 ' • • • • • . ' .. . ·: .. " • p I . OA11. Y PILOT • • " ·' • .. ••• '· .,. .. · ,. , .!'. .r ,,, ... ,. • "' ... J ' "' .. ... ,, "' , ';• .0 ' . .. "' i'! " ,.,/ .. ' , ~.' -;,, ·1 ., 1,; •• . " "! .. .. • ·" ·1 • .. ·. ··: ,, ~ • .. .. . , " " ... " ,.. ,. -.. .. • ·.: . ' '" 11111 _ __.. _ ........ ""·al MI'\ '!"'19 -lllJlll ...., ,. .. , tlw1 ........... ., I~ ...... "' ,. .. P."" ; ' ~ . . r i ~ -~ " •• ; ~ .. .. , I "· - . I ' ' I j I I • • • .. • ~ •' .. " .. , . •• .. .. " .. .. .. •' ,: .. ,. . . , . .. .. .. ' ~ " ... .. ~ :. ~ ~ .. •• ~ • .. ~ • , ~ ~ >l .. .. .. • l· .. • , • ) , •' " .. . · . :: .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. •' .. . • . .. •' .. ; . .. .. . .. , • " . . ;. .· -· :: ~ .. ~ •• "' ~ •• ~ " .. .. ·: • • • • • •• .. • •' .. .. • •' .. . • l' • • • •• . - • Strfl:E 1929 ' ' WHIT FRON OUALITY • sEfllllCE-• OISCOUNT • INTEgsilY ' ' . 100% human hair, ·natural style.anll colors, fils 31\Y head._J1egant, versatile for ·itfetyd'~1. SAVE $30 W.F. REG: 5'._9] ALEMITE cD-2 . 69-PC. MELMAC " DlllllEIWAIE CHAaGli IT llEW AVOCADO .-=-..... Thr "now'' color 1n break resistant Melm11c melamine. Se•.: dinner plates, cup$. sautt1s, s1llds, soups, 6·oz. lumble1s. 12{)1. Wl1l· bltrs, otd fashions: l ea.: platler, vegetable, ~===~r~ cave(ed sµg~r, cream.tir • ,_...CAD ·JJ ---. ............... _,.. CAul .... ·' •• -· -... .. .. -·----.,.....---- 1' < TA " • APPUAICE ci11RJ te•tl• •llh • l•t" 1tr11" •I w1ter: 1econt Mtndtd ' bJ dintists 'ler whole f1mlly. lnclu~ts 4 • tlPO. holdor. #51 · I N1nocout.11m1 ALU SELIDI I eo1t1e ot 24. . lie TAIUTS COMPARE AT 1.29 8otlftof2S,3 ·7 · L--------· RthM .,. c I YISllll DROPS • setstOinKh • COMP 17c ' I 15cc lij alas•"' plas-"c ' , I tit. COMPARE AT 1.50 · -~~--...--~---~--"\ . ' '> · .. AU'llA·Kllll OIL, •FRiii I 8-oL soothing b~h oil. J" 'AILETS I COMPARE AT 2:1G ··---------· ~oor~~aac I MITAMllCIL ........ • p~n~ • · ReliM lltJSlt stomllett COM~. lAI· ., I 14..,, COllPARtAT3.33 2:at " ·-·· ,, • 3081 IRISTOL AYE..• JUST CJFf.llWPO,lf.AYl . llTIJIEN;lAll PIEGO.fllWY'/.Alll IAKD sy. . . ( ' . . • • ''I • -• • < . -··---"I nw;m . ... , ....... ~ ...... 1ffldt11111ou111 unit OMatl~C Oft 1320 wotts, 120 votti. AC·onlr. 7' cri Flo!eiitint gold color clbintl Pd 'pille. #905 • Regular and . cenilt cycles lor all \ypo fabrics • ,Automatic wash-riase , temwatu res •t-fijp of dial .. 4 ,PoWef"fil't rinsn • A111<imatit uf1ty slop. , 20•3•••••' "Cbange ·it.~f ~nij' save!} Stock •P today! ' w.r. tow DISCtHlllT mcE " • Adjusts to coarse or fine grind; handy. well holds .Ct•!b!4)ce. ~itJt now ... li3ti plentyoferujhed ioe for holi\loY parties. "'1000. . Hduu t SJO~ . ' HILY 11 ,TO t _ • ., -IA'f'V9rAY' tt TO' ' ~ . ., ... , ,11>111·1 1 • •• • • j I! •• ·;1 I •' ,, • • " '. ' .. , r • ' ,. , , • • " • I • ' ,., •• .,. "' t " ,, • ' I l • ' ' : , ' ' . • < •' ' ' • , . • • I • • .. . DAILY I'll.OT J,I I' ... _,,,: .... y , ~~:-~~=r .. W.AUITS ,l ''. '. /• ... '\l: I l:lt..lfC:ll . ·~. 101 · .=; .Iv .... ......,, , ~ .. » • , I ~ l I I 8 DAILY Pilot' Defense Changes Slated: .. • • ' ' "',._ "' ,t • J.,·:.\ • • -... --... --- " \ " . ; v ' ' .. J M "('! •Y WMinNGTON' '(Ufl) ', . ., " 1< , ,,,., ..-.... of -il!B lrGm Ille admlDillntloolof-.. -~to_ .... -.... """""" . • #' • . , ..... .. ... -~ . • j ... . ..: ' . In 1111' .....,._., !araut .,........,., .... n-...~ l.~""f. -i. . . ,.,. • ,· r-.4:-t ., ' Hin, U WU tbe cue after J.i.,jll, KenoectJ'1 -ln , .. , ... early ......... will ... i>a-1 and Ibo bu\fctl. Al the lop of tbe p;,' -ldj of the c1Ylllan de.fen'' esllbllsbmen! ... ...,. • pmldeotW oppoiJitftl -the leCl'etary. bil deputy. leY8I assillant....-.- o1 .-....,...a1-~ ~ecretarlea and un- d........ian.. lw the Army, Ni.vy and Air Perce ind four auislanl -e1ar1 .. ln . ---· ' of. thole accv1ces. , ' _1 ;n>oo&h all of 0-wlD, not leave ln a body in .January -and not all are Democratt -a considerable number prtoenuy plan lo lOaft. · Jlobert S. McNomara >p...i Dec. 13, 1960, to be KenneW'• do!..,.. oecretory. Abool thiee · d1yo latu McNllDIR moV,.i lnlo I P"'tlgon -~ nm to that ff bis precedeaor' . ' ' Tlii>mu S. Gata Jr .• 'lie worked tbm until be . toit the •lb of -"' J"11. 21, lhldJ!nl the wortlnp ol the de'p-.r~lment, bf , verv)ewtng peop!e for jobs and putting tqietber hll allff. ·-· •• Defenee Secretary Clark ·11. , ' f. I c1iffGrd already bu I tnlde !!'f:b an office 1valllbl~ ~'~ • I Fl'lnklln B. Ll!oc:oin J~., 'iJili · 1s ,blnd!lo( .......-i.lride . ltr'"81Uoa . Ptl>l>Jemi ·: 16 r i '!~ l\lcbanl ~-. Ni-, ., . . . z· . -111>1 lll! ~;Ii ., ' ... _~ "--•--' ·,; DO Clwna ~ : be!Gre.Doc. '· " ' C1lffard .allo hu lmlrlletcd : Ill· ..-llal 1ppolnleel lb : tbl.P-..,.·to --~ avanable Jn or ne1t If . .u : cnna'' ol6ca: for ** -• ; cemn, u tbeJ .. ~ ; to -111e -to ---tnc tbeir~.:-1 ct>anao JJI'""". . · Clllford bandied o v er a 'i'l • goijsrlWlfllt t;rallttjoa f'o-t ~11..t~;.~d aeVerar !Ima recaitly • .0: .far mllnly to dlacuu the pro-• • bl·-· CUtroi'd -.... ........ . -1t .i,111 yean '"'· . . .r AJOac with other ......... ' ... all the major brancbel fl ~. Penlagonbave ..... .. . . J • • ...... • . '· Cover your rocker, bench or chairs.., with comforto91e, corduroy cu•~ion•. mode of cotton wit~ 'foom podding;; . Choose honey gold ond •ee mo•-'' ·' , ' . ~·Mates. (li~ette ·choir pod ,Hx 16" 1.99 .. C.pt~ins choir or rocker pod ".16xl 8'"2.39 . . ' . .. . . ',.'Rocker bock "or bench pod 'l3xl9" 239 .l'. . ' '. ". . llonch pod I +x29" 3.99 . ... ' .. '. .... . ·:-. . . · .. y.;-. _· •. ' --· .~. f . . . , ' , . . ... .,,. ' . ' , . . ' • ' --. ' .. .. . . . . . . . • '!,' \ .. • • • ,., .·.r :; rt, -~ . ' \ ' ' . .. . .. 'f· · .. . . . .. .. r..... . . . . ' ' ; ..:·· " ... ... l -'• r , • " . ' • . ~ '-l., •· • • " ,f, " ' ,, ' . r ·' . ·' ' • . ., .. • I .. ' . • • • - • • ' . "'',('"'' . .... ";lit. ' .. '-·~ ....... . . '· ' ' • ' • ' .. ... , I .. ' . .;,., " .. 1 " ' ' ::~ .... t:il~· • ,. • • '!i: .. briefing boou for the new •• .' · · J.dmlniatraUoo, expWntnc ,, ~ • ~ , • ·.~SATIN RllLOW COVER.:: ' . ' '' :,1:ie:"".,.:or!o.i"~\~ GA'.AA\ENT, BAGS deoislonl art ·~ . ah~.bud1•t comp~ FOR ' GJ~l~G transition tn everr , a,ency, ,. I . probably .... •· ln llii · Oms up your closet, keep your Def .... ~ ,t~aa '-~-'-'h' .J f . h Kc· P .. , t elsewhere, llnce • ~ oqt" 1ng oust ree wit • . • roauc s ded!lom involve ' pollq u cp1rm1nt bogs. A big I 5x57" to hold well 11 mClll<y. The deput-~ · 36 ._ "" meot lo , now In tho mldlt up "o . · 9ormen, •• ·neavy of puUtnc !<>letber Ito booi!le! <!JtY. st~ol 'frome. :i!,.99 for the fllcal yar llePmlnl · ---~ •· • · -July. &quelll from the • " '' lndtvldual aervices total mare ' • . !ban 1100 bllltnn. , Preaide¢ Jobmon w 11) P:eaeot the federal bulfltl lo "°"""' In Janoary, >but the ntw •dmb1iltratlon will Wint ita UJ Oil the ~·ft and Ito -be! ... • ad&. Elgbt yean ·-go. beo ' the Eiaenhower admtnhrtiatlon oobmllled. Ila budiet. the Ken-Md7 l>dmlnlatratloo lolloired l&up latu with a iupplemGal ~ 'Reunions Set Nov. 30 Reunion of the 'Beverly lllllo Hlgh ~ cia-,_ and •41; lo IC!loduled far l :IO p.ni. Nov. JO, al the 0..lury Plaza Hotel Ballmlm, ..,. cordlllf lo Keo Brllllnahom, Newpqn B .. cb a I u mnf repraeetattve. "ADJ alumni In lhlJilrllor -~ ' Alu-mwlbefr,_..,1--tloo ill' ..w., l7Wlll," ... ' °1-~ will mri w1th SATIN HANGERS .-.;; ... and dimf< at l :IO · .. ,J,....~.....,=~followlal=~· =J ~J-1.!.Y A BOX .OF 4 ' • • ' ' Quickle 'Nov1ml>.r ~ SAL-E . Holds the shope of your best germen!• ond lnits. Modo of lusciout royon sotin. In evocodo, pink. orongo end poecod. •/2.29 ·•. • ' , .. 'JiNAHEIM .. 4 H .. luclld e .JJl-1121 •Mo,. thru. S.t. 10 ..... lo J.30 p.m. , I~ LEE ROWAN VALET • -l JUST Fb~ HIM" :,..· greet gift e~d e greof volue. • Hold• his suit ond occessories. Gold ~nod bock with wood legs, , lift-up seot ond noturol •~oped honger. Soddlo ton 19,99 ' .. ' • . ')' '\ I ANGEii .·TREA'Ds·::<. · , . ,,. l . __ ~Ii-CO~l)URQY ... ORLON , luscious corduroy ~ippers. Foom tufted sole.· In red' end bl~e foshion perfect .- • ' " < " ; .... s .. ' ~· • .. ,. , ROB.ES · TO ROMP IN FROM , TERRY TUCK . A gilt just .for her:Velu. priced. . . L • . ,. . . '.1 < J ~YOUR $ET SAVER ' • ~ . 1 ~ ~ . . . ' ' SOFT SIDE LUGGAGE ' ·Ster. tM•• g<eot ~Ing lugg191 . ' colors. Or choose our orion scuff.for soff wolking .. ln cerise, turqllt>ise, 'White. 1.7' , Bµtton 1down front in scift cotton .• ;· with mulh" colored print. Just reoches her lnoes for comfort. 6.99 piec .. in • coiwoniont nes~ T oko them out end they',,, re.ody lo peck. Lined in OQ-the-go foshion print.. !. siz~s, 2.99. 3.99, 4.99 Notions,+ -~ . _ .. ,, --NEWPOllT: ' • 4l'f.toltlo• l1lan•. • .M>l-12'1l ' ~ ' M .... thllo Frii "'"""' t. 9110 p.m. ~ S.1.•ro .,,.. 10 ~.I\ • .. ' . I HUNTINGTON BEACH 7177 Edl~ttt Ave. e 192.)U I " Mon. lhru S.I . 10 •.m. lo \_30 p.m. ' • • J ---·-• .:.....:..._• .:......._-_. ~ .. ' c• # 'L -~--'--~~-=----~0-~~--·-----·o•o ~------------------_)-- ' • • · .. Itepit1s · ~mre ' · 'l1le talt.•!at~ide ~Ult l' I, ~ wlyt1 ail<l)J)J;,f&Jao l,•!fi'f'Jir1h~ fjnal lnstructi-I dinller. · '1il~9DIJJfhlled Meii'i!n ~'!in.!er¥ngled with . the red1, w.Hi~ . ~ II':~ tif.·~an ,flag~ •. ~~-P..•• aitd' •lllo?l'fu\ flicbt clu~ burg•e• . will.c~er.lf8blea ln lhe:llil~Hotet:tor.-fhli..s~ sen~ .. , • 'J111U year'.• lnvltatlcio)&J race p~su tp ,lie "the biggoiit amo.na the · · y~ti/li'~ C<lm~!l.on; ,~· · ~ l(eifCf'! '~·«· ~apuJ<», !>fazatlan •ncl La · P~ and will rm.I Tran µi~·~J>.er'cll entdes.' , • • ' Or"111• Q>..i,y,a · . Jri!I join.tlJUieo from 11 fer north u ,van-~verf ;B;C.)"whea tl)e'face betl{u:11t»•ioe Saturday, Nov. 16, off the Los. Ahgeieo breakwatei:. • · • · .·' · . - ' Greetillg aueot& aftlie1iiiil dinner will be Mr.~ Mrs. Landon'R. Grey, gen.•!"!.. ~rlnan, and l'.:uinmod9<•~ Mro. Charles 'S!l>ith ol the aponsorU>g ~ J,ngetes Yacht C!Uh. · ' • Oiher dign!Uries litleoding 'Will illclude \!ofnmancler ol lhe-llth Coast al'CI District, Rear .Adm. ·and Mr1. Cbarlu·'nghe; Capt. and Mrs .. H. A. er:c.e &¢.Capt. and:.M'ri. G. s. 'l'hometz,.; , , ~ ·~nd. Mrs. Os~ jones will r,~"'6.~ the M..;can National Tour- 151 Ciomm.ltslon, and 'Mr. and. Mrs. ·George ·llialn\-oni will ·attend ·trom. the weatherbur·'"u,·',· ·~.· · ' ' 1 ·-., · • • ' ~ ' • • ~· ·, • i •M'erq~rs cll'the.Meilcall race commltt.·1'119 will .tttnil the dinner ln~lude Sr .. aoll'Sra. ~rto ,Gorostiia, ciurirma~; Ga.par ·Pruneda, Gull· . lermo Heiinpel, Alberto Guilermina, Louis Llinberopulos and Cartos Diaz deLeon. r , ·r I '.•·, To ilccommodate Wnilieo and friends who t•nt lo be on ·hand for the post-race ·~v1·11'8 in Mazatlap, there will be spj!dal jet' iligbts-' scheduled Into the lll•idcan j)ort bY lhree airlines.• · ' . . · ·A welcome Jiarty,for compM;tors will take~,.,.. :•!·7:30 p.m.' Sunday, Nov. 24, In lhe Club Nautjco. Tri>pbies will be p~;,;ll!d durlbg a banquet taking place Tueoday, Nov. 28, and LAYC o!ficills will. entertain at a by- lnvlt&~ ~ party ln_hboOr o! the Mexica'\ race cominittee' Oil.Wed· neaday, N!>V. 'El . , .__.;..-----. . · ~rot. l!lllries In lb~ re9e are ~.to ctcss the finish ·tine ·b!'(ore -~· rrudnlgtiton Priday, Nov. 22, with the late arrivals anticipated before lillJI··' l11P,t-~a_y,.Nov. U.' .. . . ,, ! .JI" ..... ' ' ' .,, " ' ·, •' ' -~ '.•· ~ •' " '\ • ' • • ' I ~INAL ,!'AllTY STATESIDE -lle!o'te tbe ~~·eii"~Jl~!llW<!:off((,' ·1.11g begin• .. Om~ge Coar! 1ac1>.tsmen will lie joined b~ their wives for 1lie fillal iillt~ioo dinner tonight In the Biltmore H6tel. Attelldlng will ' .~.(left to rigbt),Mrs. Allen Kell~. Mrs. T .. ~atrick ·Du14n and ,Mrs. · Lorjn We\.a.' Dqgan' and Wei1• modore and vice commodore , ... ia ,eoriatll\~:Y!llCht.~ub. . . . . .. . • • • . . I , .. -t . ' I ) • ' . • • I ( " . I i i i • I i ! • ! l l l I I i • l I : I • ! I ' ! i • .I I I ' , • .1 • • Horoscope • Aquari~s:, f a~e ·Ca tiou~-Gc>urse FllDAY NOYEMIER IS 111 m>NBY OlllW '"!'be -.... """"'* Iii. <loollay • " Alln>kllY palilt Ibo Wll'·" ' 411111i (Mllrch ll·Aprll )I): --bo .,.... 'lbls lo no ......, for lamlly dltpula. Mallo ~' Be ........... Tr<at IOYOd«IO. "!th due. -1-~· :;: work, .-1 lllddal eo1111f fll'~: _It ~'--i, "'! It -. . ~. ,d,,ata.ilt. ~-· · '\'. "0TAURIJll (~ »MaY.~: lmpo<tlnl to be · n.; AQtrAllllll '~'JO.Feb. V<XI lwn lnllll .-affair more ~ve your • 11): ~ -"1lii to you W beort-':'lf•nKobe f!llljl;tly view the.""".! r.r all ll)AJ ICI Jn. •·i:O-· 16 Y'11" l!ldilii, l>ojl , ii;~ ' ·"';-. ' 1 NI~ fiDMdlil fl#.8. -~· ~-facti es ...., , C¥!CllR CJ""' 'l.Ju,lf1i!l; -i. i. ~ o! ~-llc!o'' emt. Onl you tbblkyou ·-'"Avoid ""-ry .wi"")'S' .. ,...,. lliolol. StaY nay lrOm doee .. about-lace. 'Ile ... dy r..:•us1on ' axlaa:' 'c'b ___ ·k' f"I'~ -..... (or~· "'"" lnstrudJool •o~., .,,!8C&B'(hl>.JIHl~31)): GEMINI (May 21.Jw>e :ao)i . ........,., · Dayw Sluc(f• ~AlllUS ......,.. Future plans are !'Jb]ocl to.'' lill&li -~ to ~ Take ~care ,it)tr< - mlA!on. Moaet ~. "" pt'oi-, Doil~ 1nt!'l1' tAcij, --It -pico ·. ,, • ,. • -~ ~ djtpulo.-• .lln:<Loot foe.-cl-. ,......-~---------------, beciirni' maf«. · . Calllult ..,. wifh ~ , , • • . Ll!Xl:<Ju11 23'Auc •. "'l~ Pe . Doil' !'\' to d. ~ Concert Devotees · · fn"i=.~:r. • .r~~t'! 7~DAY 1a·~·;oua ~ Jie'fPOikJ~1t~ 1QUt-BlltTllD~,-,y~ ht romanUc, ' ' • ' - ' &ilOded ~tbOdi. Trim' wkte. 'p05sesa1 much p er s o n a .1 '"H t"b . T. k t' I ' You ·m!O)" ncit ~Hie ·! •. m~. aurici nlemben . ave · e 1r e s of ' what yoa ........... 'reJO, of ·~ ..... a ...... 1 · •' I ' "-'Jltt;e to lblnt : •• · < •' <Ila-jjrote beoelicial. You • ,Zubin Meb18 ..fil coqd~Ct the Los Angel., ' 'VWJO c1w. ~Pf.. 22): con • _. ..... i'hle· fulurt P.,~ __ ,, 0--d . . P~·• ~lions are subjoct lraYd'laolllOll plam. . ~~e ·~·Ira . unng the soa>nd .,' 11-,~. vo. jiln iiddOct ~ TENDENCQ!81 i:ooc.ert of the current se~, presented by the hifolml!Uon. UM ,1 wiaely. . Condlllons a«eclllic' b a 1 \ e Orange County Philhannonic Society. steer clear of one wbo c1r1,.. aervkoa lmd to be upoet, The program, to begin at 8:30 p.m. Sat-in absent-.mnided m a·n 0 er . revised. urday, D~. 7, in UCI Camp\li Hall, ,.will in-, Protect your own intttutl. T• ,.... °"' ·'1:;: 'Y<*Y 1or veu ·• elude Toccata by Walter Pis-ton, Octet in E LIBRA Se ) ~~·~· ... ,,s.J:~"..,sn Oat M . /\ft ,.,.. b M d I -•-d ( pt. U-Oct. 21 : Mtll w ." Sllld bill! 8]0f' ........ UI IA.I y en e SSUIW an Secret. are NYealed. Maintain e!. ~ fill Al ~ ::ix Brahms Concerto in D Major, Opus 77 for poi.le. Don't permit argum~ at"~ c...,., .~~"'New .,. .. ~ ;;: ' . ' . . . ... Violin and Orchestra, featuring ltzhak Perl-tallve per80ll to ruin yoor ""'· man as violin soloist. e~ening. Accent; '90Cia1 ac-' Seaaon tickets, at $21, are op sale at the li,vity. EIP"l14 borizoos. Dil- pbilliannonic olllce, 2111 w. Coast Highway, fenmllate belween fad and Win!! Scr .mpling Newport Beach, phone 646-0411. Single ticket. lUJllOI'. · · .,.. *'and student tickets, $1.75. • SCORPIO .(Oct. =:Nov)i),' '1eirl,pts ·Taster Owls 'Bank' o.n Music Friends could act m erreUa ..... -.1 ULJ.!. ... _ , manner. Be self-.,,liiint, · · Vtntap w...,.·.tr,m around Dependinj on otheh, today .iJ tht world:will be sam_)>led dur- not wlte. · Teodeocy • ii 19 • !Ill "x ~ party, opoll8l'red permil emotioaa to engulf bJ the Yolml Cou91es' Club IQ8ic." Overcome ll 'lbinlt ·d Temple~· before acting. f.,Uvl~ will Dexia al 8 ~ p... nm,; Saturday in the .. u_ or1'zon· Clli•b M' ; . e,;.,.bers ba~~will~.!.~::. kmlemn ~ all the mU31cians combining SAGITrARllJS (nov. 22-T!!lllple building Costa Mesa. Fl U I I I -~ ~ ....,, their talents on the saxophone, Dec. 2 1 ) : Comm~ ' Ticbta I.ft p.$o per couple . . -..... ben of tbe Nlebt Owls cf banjo, drum.I and accordion. fl:om. one in authority could • ·'and ·entitlta party-goers to T . . . · ' the liewport Beach Hoot 'n Thanksgiving decor w i II highli&hl day. E1press your , "Illa aampllnc and danclnl ee Att :J \A/ · 'i. ' _J E t Holler Roost Sunday Nov 17 enhance the refreshment v1ewa m gracious manner. to ~A-'* -· . enc T.~ ~~eoa, ven a1 ~~,;....p, a1i ~ecu~... ~~ :~ ~. !~mi~nce =g~u:. y:,w:._ iJ&i~ ~~·1 T ttl . . · · " ..U. · of the st....arl1T\U• Company .Night Owls apd friends 1JllUl!llal task-... ' ' ., •\. OC Single Bees a . er ' · Memben Of the ~. ·Da . Clwnbe(t, K 1 t I a . d QraNe 'Coi!nty wt 11 WIShmg to attend the amiual CAPRICORN (Dec. 21.Jan. -" <.~~CUb'!)(.:n::l!ead> lo(~, Cori Short, J ..... perf0rmlntbeSenlor'Clt1ten" Chrislm., dinner party on 11): Not w1te to 'reach ·too' ·The teCd and fourth Fri-•·' ··---··--ii,\!fl· •' ::S~~-.,,...11 ~ .~· Wmdy ud Mlcbella' ~ch-Oenter In NtwpQtt Dec. 15 in the Sheraton-Beoch · (ar Oneld. 6tJck.to-!amlliar • day of tlie month Orange ' . Weekl!'lld coedereoce f Of SoU .... anet Rieck, Ela1ne and ~ . . . Inn, Huntington Beach may lround-Fine for entertalhing ~y SUWJe Bees ·gather in 1....,. ,.-.. A ._,. ., ......... ,. fiiiien om. Ba$~~ .. ; Qebbl.Kew and' CatbeJ Cagle. Bill Johnaon, Bert Griffm, make.reservatiom al the meet-·St home. Keep communicatioo Dote School, Garden Grove. :. 'I:" ..,.-::i'Lv":.L,;r-r.,::}. Did , Sundiy in ,tbi "TP.-clftb · ~-Ral~ Slut ii ldvilor. Bob Evans and Don DorU ing for the $3.50 dinner. lines clear. Someone may Activlliel "gtn at a p.m. ~ w .-. ~ . .._:itftittl :hl!sadel Rell1.fo'u'I Co&-l~ilii!i. ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiijiiji,iijiijii~iiiiiililliiiiiiiiiili~iiiiii~~-• ff ~ri ~4~:1~" .,, Gra.,d q~ninq Ce,lebrati~n . at. AJ ,~ St,~! ~)~ .............. I • ...... --.. cM1-'-1Jn 'Gir 1 .... ll ~~°i"~~._;\z=;-.ft,.; _.-fin pil ' ~ . """'-MARGARET HICKIN .......... Wllla!N. ., L. 4 .... f~--;lor~ .... K...-'-" ~ l. l.'CMf.~ blill..o'Diilre--:.tl be ~ tf~!"'t-.....;,i'-~ ........ :-. I ; :-. ~,¢---~,·~·~ .,_ ... ~ ''/ . Wj '~,;'1'f·r... '.\ •· ... r:::t.;~':i ~.' ~/;. .~ ;J;..J:. \"i!.k . ·lllft!lbft. " lbe • i;'~._••ttt~wr~,·~rlfOUPWBI.·--~....,.." ·,' FOflll'l ·Brldo Betrothal r-•• 1.'mlif:_ lifl<Oi_ . ....,,llio·JMn• .. ~= .. "-""'/~ 'oi'to--'NiP!o: and ,, Announced By Mesons : ... ,~ ~-·~ ~!r·• ,• ..-s.~... ·~.~-tile ir.;. ·":' -. -r.1 '·J!!'·· Wllld)'-~. . ' ? \llll: • } ' ,.. . 'l.i , ". , • -uflcf~ SWefls .. A•• UAL "ti[\ ~ll:NAM8•T To -..1 .... ,_"-1 ~·-.,._ Mr. and Mnt Stanley E. PA1t\·,.111:1 11sT u.LL -awm-IWtU umr ~11.1N11•u1p Hi t.l-Al ~~ M ba ....,_., """'· 'llW ,_nc1, ,,_ ~ fund <JOtdeo Welt Collep c,.....,:.,. .....-~ aa ve .• •. •wt• 1~1""181tt~11r1~ ,acUay :J,,~ ~e=:-a announCad ,'jhe betrothal of ,W\I , ~ f-ucf ' -their daugbtt!r, Mafl&tret ~. ~ ' 1 • M Hickin and Barry T Ta7lor '6i.v~ ,.., = Saturday r--1 p.m. in the IDn of Mr and Mn · WUJ.lmri • "! u P '• T t college cammUDlty center· K. ......_:. r...._.;_ VL •.. 'l!!I__ • ' ,.,~ The parade Of ·fathlom and •• ,_ w ~·--• ' .:..-r. w. : dltplay of gift llemt ..,m be The couple haft -Ill. . ·: '!l!! ln!m lbe GreJ Squlml. Town John Ille llivl1lll Bi'°M'ol -. . ..::.. ;;: : -~ .,_~ ~-Churcb, c..ta-. for .-· -. -~-, ~-. . wedtllnc In the -of 1•. Mitl lllellln ."lt an.- of 0-. ·-lll&b 8chooL 6he-·a-11Norlbern llllnoit UnlYfftlty, De1ta1b and~ Com eou.,.. . The fuqlre 'brk1eJntom It an almma of Covington High School and ....,_ I ht Unlwntty d Rl!iimaal Ad Eilt 'TMN'ltet State CoUep. P"""'°1 be It ....me -l'h. u. I. Marine Corpe at E!Toro. . Art Exhibitor ~~bet ,$ALE I • ----- Baff ·Siz.;s · -... --....... ... , ... W?a f1rfYI .......... flt. N ---Shop, " - -~.00 : \ .... 12"'44"' 11 . 20 t ·, ~'sHALF·SIZE SHOP llOI N...,_. 11M., C-. M .... "V•~-ol IM-" "-': t 1IO" l :IO .....,. .. ''" Alit 224 °'•••'* ..... -.... , .. AT 'f•h"'-ef Matsa ... w. a,.. ..........• ,..,; I ,..,.lo,,,,,,,.,.., I ,,..., ,1, , , , , • , .$1.71 ·-.. , ......... ... .....,. ............... 1111". All .......... ~-' ff..-ct.fhlfll, fl~lth--,..,., flit: ..i,... ............ .. OCADU '-'*let-·-· --,. .... ~.~-lijl---le ....... , ............ _.. ,,.. ....... i.1or1a. ......... •20 .!35 ."AU....... .. "" 11<19 chi~•... ..... . ..,_1,... ... ....... ~ ..... 'no s. EuC~ (Al -& lltll ... 772-6141 IU•&UYIM. .. OUDU u. ....... ~. °"'*" •ht1t•·~·ot...liodiol1 • 1 .... 1,.. ...... • -••w -... . v ..... Mt11.~ l<il•: j ,,. .. , ,~ ... AH ... 0. SOUTIQUI SIWING WSONS Now"',.__ ~•IA"'fS- ctnl lllSl !750 Hllilor llrd. ~..._._ ' ...,.....,., ChMM f._ S,000 .,.... MMr'( tlllfe....t -.; ,."-t. l>reta-Svlf olMI c..t welfhh. Voh1e1 .. UA• .,.., 2 , ........ $1.40 's yen!•.: .. $2.10 4 ywds .. ; . $S.IO NOTIOlll ft!MMINOI z•-• PAlllllll Net lftclMN .. 2S.% DlscO..ot MIBTll 2439 E. Cltapmon An. (~OI ..... ._, Pl.17M1JO • • ... -.CUSTOM DRAPERIES " w !!! ,., ..,. ,,.... ..... ~ 100'1 of ~ • ..W. ..r tn,. -----.(~ ,_ ................. . _"',_,._, " . FULL TIME RETAIL STORES ...... 10246 . W"""1nmr 11". ~ .......... • ••• 1645 W. CW,111• --· I.A.,_ Pl.' Q's.mt • -- I • ; • • .. ... • " --~~ • FRONT ... SIDE .. . BACK .. . " ALL CU.RL, ALL COLOR, ALL 'CUStO·M ' 1 • • W-.snip and•shape, custi>m-<!url your.new. hairdo. Then we custo,111-«ilor your· hair " with your own person-alized color. By , Fanci-Uine, o1 course-our tint in a new . . push-button dispenser that lets us c1,;el!cte,, .. ~t the~lo~ y-0u ,\\'.Wit, ~1rd dUJ!lieate·fi •. ·:·: every time·! Natural lookln[colors for gray · hair;t.oning-rolors for bleached hair, and . our 11ltra-sophisticated "Color Originals,'! · -tne style oo)on; that set the styles! Fanci-. . " Wie oolol'..doesn't wash oub, eonili'tions '. 1 • • • your liair ~ it colors. --r--. . 1• .. ·; ..,.., ... ~ •• . -- _. __ ---&.fMl1..... .. --. -llfMM>UUIT, CAW. • ,,. M(lllnll .. V.llMJ CMNr' --""'' ..... 'CAI.• • ~.,..w_ -=~ " • .. • .,, .. ~~ •• -""' -... --h L ' (: . ,., ----· ...... -~--·---- ' • ' .. Hawaiian -·~-.,,-.:: ---.w... . • • Harborites ·say · Vows • . ' ' ... ~ ···~. ,. • • Nllaral Avtwu Huo• Mlnll FULL LENGTH MINK COAT · v~ 5,peclal Now _Only i ' . " ' . " l.t' ----MllS. FIELIX '4. TOEf;ITllt · ·Fonner Di' m·,'~'9r . : : •r;; , . ' ' ' ' " -•• ~ ' •••• M'",,J ••.. ,;.,,),;: ~ • . : at its' -eleg' anl· ~f! jf: • • • • ' . ···~:'.'I ( .,, ' ·~· B~lte~ Full.LeDgth CA>at '. ••2977 ·: Ex~ ... ,. you~lf· .t•Qont~ m, tt.il:' Juirtrou• -ncttural mink coat. full i.nvth ond clromotico1Jy IMlted. Here , Is trw tuxury pric.d for qn. ~cl~ring ·fn~hM/l1• . . .. \. '' ) . ' onins'J'BOM fll77 'L'O f"11· · • • ' • ! ~ ' , . . •' ·" ... " , -... • • •977 . ' . "' ·// . - " Ah1tn. EM&).• Shodes '977?o '2171 '<' • . . . .., -./ , with Sham~.••~ S.t, I om .5.15 • • • • . IAfl'!lMA;--· ...... ...... """· --· I • • .. I ' NATilRAL MINK STROLLEURS } . • ~1 •,577 To•ia7.7 ' . ' New tengthtl~N.....-fashions! NA'rURAL MINK JACKETS .. . ' l"40t•of a ~lout! -' ' • •377 NATURAL MINK POUFF CAPES,' VERY SPECIAL ... I . ' . ·' "' ... ~~f\1 . . . trlmfn.a aricl Pntrlmmed, 01!d llC¥k • . .... · ·" · .' . _ • fJ89 BROADTAIL P~OOES$ED L!Ma J!OC:E ·~ow . ' . . . . , . ' \. I ''"'.l;fl'.J i. .• f0Un9 ond Snoppy-Ph.rsh Luxury Furs r.· ·;· · i . .l f577 SHEARED BEAVER JACKETS, -Sill! f'..RIC~D NOW .. . -- NATUlli MINK HAtS, 196'9 FISBIONS ........ from ... ~!~i BLpE-.FOX stiRli6~;:sil,~NO.W.ONLY ..... : .... 7 ~ ··~ l--·~ .,, .. , .... , •• ,,,. .•. Fll1!'!'}9«SI WILD'EOWRS . ..ffill .f)ES(GNSI _ • · _ II~ · .. ·:::·,~~· Di,stinctively • . , I , '' I 1 l ' I "' ' '· .... . ' . t ·~ --.. flt IVU.INOS , 'Ill • .. t - • ' . ' . • •• ·Cl\iL)'" 10%·00WN TAKE 12·24-36 · olffli• · ~ .. JI. ' ? . TO PAY ' ·. ' • .. " ,. l l • • • --· f ' --,,.-----;,..,,..,,---,..,..-,-.-=~,,--::;-:-=~--~-,,..--~ ---~--· -------.--....,,...------~ ----~~--,.----~-----~--------' ' 2. • I I ' l ' • / 1 \ \ 11 , t • • l ' .l ))9 DAii.¥ PILOT , 11wt'MIU, Now1nbet 14, 11Jot • 1 ' ..,. h . -. ... • .. ··J; ·P-T Units Treat Me.mbe~shi.P':~iO.neis D•n~e,,Clul> ,.. .... -. ... IUtJi r .11-. ti -~.mem· '.. " 1-. •• .Leathor ! '11 Fl 11111111 a. -.i • t ~ .... -··-Ceo-• •• P: l (f ... 1llf. _ _.,'In ''M-lie""" .... "' .......... """" im-•••• l . -. .. - Mn. S.•I MIU.lei& ""'-. COMING UP :. Law Enforce- HEii WANJED '• stAVKK .IWflW ' W• h1•1 c1r11r •1N11lfllt f1r M111 1114 W1111111 ffl ,,, f1thiu 1111114 5t.f1, .... ,.rt ... ,h. ... cw... ... ....... •• w .. ..,.,. M11111• •1111 $11.. ,.,, ... ,..1. 0.r &ii,1..,.. l1111fit IH•""' l11cki,11? ffftflt 1h1rl119, ,,1, .... ff... ...,.. .,.ti... "911Nt JM•tfft ,,..,. ••. ht fall •• c.11 f44.1JN lfl'S BE FRIENDl Y " U yo11 have new neia:hbors or know ot anyone m(r.;ng to oUr area. l'J.eue tell us lt't that we ·may extend a tritndly welcome and help tMm. \o become acquainted 1n thN ntW aurroundinp. Humlnaton· Beith Visitor JU.H26 Costa Kesa Ylsllor 642-4014' So. Cod Ylslfor 4944m Hnr Visitor 675-Un 1 ' ' •• • • . . ' • ' · .. ,, Eis:Y ·111Ms • w£ cAm tt-OVR-OWN'· ACCOUNT$ t-,. . . , . ,. • ..., 1 -..... ,, t. 2 ·~ ' , . • ' ' " r I I • - . , '. ,. L '·--·~ MRS. R. Ji:. -.OIT ... :. · ,.......,._,.NMHy \ .. , . ~eWpd(t .. Wedding ; Anno.unced " . • Ot'sc/pseCl :·Bids Read: B 8-k . . R I Sh . y . ec 5 . e· ax, op . . . · · . · . I.Ir. and Mn.· Raymond A. A relaxed method f o r . Beck .of· Laguna BeaCb 'have R • h d V_. . -. f Chrlstmu shopping is the bill ·llllDOUll<ed .the '"'l!Rgmmiilt o1 IC a' r . ; :_ o· • · ' ol fare for J!alboa Yacht Club .. their d,aughter, Diane Eliza-11 . memben nett Saturday. betf:I Beet to John ·Cain '."' . ' · " For ho~ and cruise wear , eron from LorTallle Sutherlond and Thomson. . . Cla. 1·ms· ._Br·1~d .. e. •.· "Vjta'• lnllmate Apparel will· MisaBeclt"ls. araduate ol be paraded d~ the 8 p.m.. Lag\)nA Beach Hiib School and cilnDer boor. • . Oruge Coast Coll<C• where . Modeling wm be lbe Mmes.. abe toot ...,.tarlal couraeo. ' . ,· In a "'"." l~ Hno w~."' ·-·.• ~.· ··. '. '~. -WUllam Boland, Ch!l>-Cleary, She •also atlended California _,.. • .,... '"""""' •CL. I · Ollld<,J:d<IJ, Poft.,F.ranklin, Stiite n .... fcrnied by !lie Rev •. J<iln P. .......,y ·m St. · r Aimoii_<Lockabey, M 1-c ha e I eo .... e at ~-and · JlllDI" Episcop<!l Church, Ricbard,Alan Voit llirlh, Davlcl '{-and Jay cumelrtly ls employed with claimed Diana Mane Neally as•bis ·brtde. . ~-Cmlniolita!« wm Laguna Beach City Hall. ' · The bride is 1be daug!llel'of Mis. '.rane be .Bing~-Her !lance ls the son of Er- • Teobof( of Newport-· and her husband's · ~k~~Y:::: nest W. Tbomso_n of Tustin ,. parents are Mr.'apd Mn. ,Willard D. v~ of ., · Ed Lelhena. Coordinating the and Mrs. Gerakline Tb,.,... Baltioa. • · · · • ' lhow ls Mn. Leonard Sooth. ol Santa Ana. He ls an alum- ' 1 Given in marriage by her"ljroij;iei;-.-iJl..11\w, nus of Tustin High School, Qr. . ~rt. E, _Peters !'l HonOlWu, Iii• l>Jjde wore · • • ange Coast College and Uni an Ivory sllk safui gown trinuhed with bead· Waist Wal.c:hers -lty of eaulornia, ·Santa ed lace. Her veiling was attadled to.a pillbox . Barbara where he maJor'!f ln hat of silk·sa~" which al>o l"'S.trim. med with · • TOPS Waist W~lchers as---•-• · '":U~ -· temble eYeey · TbUnda at '7 ai-l,;u~.nOg)'' pearl beadllig. ,,,.,pbanotis with :ibeU,pink and . 1 ,_ ~' No ~ <!ate• ha• been white roses formed her nosegay. ~ Clre!l!J'.'","'. . .' Emerald' 'green velvet eriip'ij':e ~. l r:~==~~~~~ae~t.~~~~~~~I green satin pillbox hats and nosega)'.S <>! shell pink roses were selected for htr sister and ~ mlllrOll ol honor, Mrs. Peters, apd· her b/:ides-•. maid! •. hfa.. Jecl\ Gray. of .Manha~~ .Mra. Donald Evetett ol•Oregoi>'llDC! Mn. Alu -<rl>~''Sail" -,,.. . , . • • wru..;..i -S/Voit was ·1m "bl'Olher's belt man, Mille wilien w.re Rert Voit; anolher bi:otl>~. William Were .ol 'Biil!#~ ·R!lb<lrt ". C;B1Y ol 111!1> ~· afld· 1811)8 Blill<o, 'il , ·" Gardf!n G~ *° . ,,. i. " - ' ''. l'JaOlli~..-..~-·~andcarry-1 .. -,lllg .men pink~--'Nani Peten, fl..Wer girl . .~ • ' . . . ' •" clrcullll!D!l 1'>•· guest book dllring the re- ceptlw In ""owport Harbor Yachl.'Club W.lil · Mi1t.'~~··, · ... \l _. . FolloWiitg a honeymoon trip to Hawaii, Tahiti. end the Fiji Island11 -lbe newlywods .iWill ~"1• in MllJll!l\tta.n.~. , . ' · . -The bride', is .a grl!duftje .of lll~side High . 1lcfi0c!l;. l.Dglew~ and ~ed Er · Camino Junior Colleg~J_G_!l'i""'-Her bus· band al!tended Orme "'ID= Scboor, Mayer, Ariz., Newport 1Iar1>or Hig'b Sdlool and the Vrtiversity.of Arizona. ._ V;;;;;tiu ' " • • uost ' . ' 1M allf n••o. . . ••a•wC.Wg •. . ......... _, I ........ "'!JOI ....... ......, -... llart ' .,. I ... "" _. • I I • r.ip. ....... .. .... _ ... ....._. .. __ ... ..... ' , .. i ~-.... ·~ ...... -.... ,_ __ ...,. If l\;L Yw ... ,. ..... f zs:tl :4..., _ ,_. uost . ~ . -. ' ''Bom &autifuf .•• ~ V-Plunge.Blfl .. ~ .. ~ .... " . e I '*••t•4 e..-a ... • • 2t y-Co 1ooie LtsatC. .. • //os'l' ................. _ .... ,... ........ .... L ..., .. ..,_.,.sc .. l!Yfar•.-.it.to .... . i ·---·-............... li-l"t' .... . ... -'.aazlos .. :t"!:..a.M lll&t , .. , .... i1o . '!"h t-;r,,....... -~ - t J -~ ' 1 T ' • • Come In· or pho~• to~ciyl'· ••. -~b!< Service In ~-e Count)' . """"' 1 .jJoSf . . . STIRE HDm . . . 9. s. Mon. &.Fri. 'tll.f · r • I ' AMl!1E . . llllP~ .IN llAI-' . ---- , .. ") ; ~ • "'-'-"',..,"-"-.t.........-o. .......... h = ---=·· -b . . Thintaf, a.MmHr 14, 1968 D.<ILY PILOT jf Quiclie-'No. ........ - 5 ALE ! YD., '· .. . . . ~ \ · i!o,.,_,. ai 1.u -~ \" ..BUCK ·fj .. ~ ... FO..p1y,,...-,,. . '. . . . . . ' . ·1 slreins of qvalltj· . .. . Block b-backl All aa~1 'yams·inyour-chote. aa~ n-bl$1Ck fabrics. -· ~ of WCICll.• or 'Sayellf ·~· Perfect for day and . . . · orion .acrylic. flnb, · .~~.fir~~·~~ ·;. . ~o"-~.o~on s~.~°T ~ ; S~IN .. ·; ,: sa,~:/331 · . \ · · .sar:ie llt>,o/o·I · · . callW 29c· -,,d. . mlue 99t 'tJ.tf... . ··71.~ .... ,ioil _·IET ' ~.,.'.e.11.as : J ' Rainbow of.'<olorsl · · • · D,R • Dl'.1 Waifi. :41· ' ., Perfect for gift 19(. abl ' Avri~ rayon ~ - wrapping, trim· -;, ~J1~t0_!11,L~lfo~~ -, . .• II ~, P" t •1 aoa r ........ ming, apro 1, • c. Br" ~-d k , .. , -' 19 s,-::z t •• •. t ... 4 • falH!cs ~ In c...t...i, East los lei, • Covino, iefferan, 5GI! lle(nardine Tonanc• , ~ ' . 30U !STOL AVI. I : MESA • ,JUST OP i..NIWPORT AVI. , -San uirp-PwJ 1.....,11, COSTA • • "· • r ' ' • • i I \ ,, ! --llEllll:O a I 1i11AS .. 'NAl"s .,.,=-.... " .... •• J ---.,..--..---· _1' ___ -~-·-· ·-~-·~.,,..---.,-...,,.---~---• ' , . . -!·''· ·' 1 '1 ~~·j;" "/•I ' I .".' ., G I • ~- ·'", '·L-'~ .. . . • ... ~ ........ Twa•GMs Fi*I ...... II -ar Wl1l7' I 1 , !tit t~ ~-.. ,~ -~ ~ ~~ v ,, .., "' "' "' .;.. ... ~,, ~ ..... ...... .,,-,_ ~ .... "~ ~ ·~ "" .,.. "' ~ J'.'I : .. I>< . ;:-. ' ~ " • :t ., '~ ·~ ·~ ., '~!?~,!: tj . ' • " llLYll CARD ........... Yet.et UJM.4. bf. ti.It ._ ............ ·=87• IATHING tAl'S .. , LUllS DICOIATll '°':~ ~-~· . \c........,_ c--~ ...... ' llUPT ..• ..,..~, ....... --. •i••••llf--· Fie f'alden '#213 D ..... , Ill~ .Ditty O..ble T•,...ih• •f 100 $1.50 ... IWBRY v.: .......... ~ ...... ,,,,_.f........... i.sp.cial s1;19 PAflElt MACHE *•ANKS --!..~.!,~!:~;.:~1!'!\Y .. ~1z,°'!:!...... Qll,tUNI .......... .. .,,. r' llADIO • HEART LOCKET ':;!:' 7JC. ~ olill Stet. I Tr1n•i•tor with ••r i•ck. thet . .,.nt f1t plcttir••· R1t. ti.It ,., ••• ,, •• , •. ,, •••• , •••• ,.,,,,, •• , •• , •• J .i.ler ~~· •.o9•cli .t ciwette.. = $3.49 N:mm ~!T " ...... .!!!~!-~ .. ~~! ........ 1--.....,;~-----wmt ·wooDlN• IA.IN v = "'· IOU8 MLD AMI CUI.tum COllfUTI 111. u•. "·" ·Medlrerra-n Plaques. . ' PEARL RINGS . ;_ = $1~. , H1H C1rv1d In Spti11. Re9. $17.IO 1 -f.., tk r .... ...,._ ..... SIO.M .. GLma'SNdW-·SHur :· ~ ,;; s~ :: $8.97 fOl 0 UNDD rNl{tUI 01 OM NBIE' n-u:r THI MAllTLI ~ 11•. 7'• UITM .JUIT.UU IOUI HLD .............. :;. . .-... .............. 1'""~.....,.~'""'!---;o.;·~;..·-"' . llRTHSTQNE RINGS ~•n •=,;:.-.... -... PARTITION WALLm .:C."'•:;;, · · . FLOCIONG KIT " ~• ~..tt•to r. ,,.. ' ""' -.1 : .. " AND ·-•••y I •• l~R•t· 110.00 -·M-0 $2.50 B 14 • SOUD\raQLD MANI ..... _ c,.,,,,. ••· .... $1,H OX __,,_ s.,$1 97 1·····f.dl'····•M>.~············"'·····-.. WEDDING RINGS ttT"n·n·r·r~,l. .••• ' ••••. ~.,, .••. 9.1. • NIAILIATHll · ~•!If 1tylH tech•••• frp111. "°Ni.TAN. PAR~N WAWTS ,..,. s, .. ,,, SILK ~-::~~n s~~A -·ii .. ~ook~t~o;;oo]['I: ~ -~~ .. ~-:~~!."' ;,. : Ste '9c •• • soue..-Au~ •••• ~· n11n , -AP PENDAln' SET ---· -NO uouus ALI GlftDIS """ ..... , ....... -..,.w.. ~ ·~.~'f."'~;.~ •. : . k!~ IJ9\IOI DICANTft 01 1-__ ,..7;,,;k~-;..::S..::_ ___ t ___ ..... _._.. __ _ Perfilme lonle Ml ICOfCll DANI -lli•Ct. All ............ ~ -"'"' ''" ..... FILAMENT TAPI c.v..i Jaiw Dish 1t.p,.,. Mille In lt1ly, R.,. $2.2t • ' y.• • 'nt:::'l~7I • S~ 1""'41 _. .. $,...._ 1ft. tllM :.: 99c ,_ . ·=$5.'5, . '" ..,. ''"''''" , .............••• • '• "·ff!~· •. ., ~~1.• ., .. ,E, '• • • #\?T {I 1 .., t • 0. 221!11 l• . ,. " ' ......... 11 ... ii.* -.~ ... "' DAY1·s-·_· ·" BlOWff•'. ·' "WheN ~ • ~1o11,r· . ' .~ ( I • 411.t 171• St., Costa., .... • 0 t,_ .. , .. SALIS: 641-1414 -'11iY!CI: !411~, I ' 11'1· ..,.,, ~· _... t •\ ' - ' • I : • • •• c 1 • • •• .- . , •'1 , • , " ' • .•• ... 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' ALSO 'D1vld Wornir --Clll• ilack •• '!WORK IS A ·F,OUI LITTER WORQ'' • IN COLOI • ' , Give rour fair ~re lo lhe 1Jnited Fund ( lilotgi l'lllPlld Mlr11YfwMon ~~ft • -· 11111 Stortt WJICf~ay .. , ... . lllPlll lld'bliic Ii.~ •• ·•llAC" . .irrral.1.19 •• tfUJfllHO,... flUCtl•-947-tleOI Now Thrv' Tf"day ....... _,_, ' ...,..~ • "~ .... - • • • • .. .,. .. ' '· • '· .. • . • I I I I ) J I I I I • I : I i I • I ,,,. . I ., • , . ' ' • , •• • j j I ·- • • -~----~-..-!..-~ -~-------------· .. • --------.... --... -·-,. w._-.._. __ ,...._. ··-.. ......-,...·----- • • , ' -.. . ..... ..... _ .... .. • I ! I ' ----~-~------"------- • I ••• . . I . .. ' ......... -• 19'1 OAIL Y I'll.OT .. I I I I ~ I • • 1 I I I - • • .I • ' 1. . ' . our Coming Megalopolis~ • S I ' -on;. -ard lhrllli ol oJ..ni• County populatlon1 lonC p~ wHI eoon be under ·~in eaznest. The -:Id'• largett tl~ca pilult; occupytnc wbal -be the largltll b-..C•Jn 1be oounty, ~ !IOOll be buHt Ill Laguna N\,uol by Ille Norlll Amorita• Rock· well Cot11oreb'1 Autonellca Divisk>n. · Computer -•rd>. ud nanufacturt.og wlll employ 7,500 pen<!l1I Wti .. Ille, building ii ready at th• enil of next year, H a -of S.~ f>e"""" In eadl-o! 7;500 -.o .ia ....!, tltil me..,. a.pcpuletloo gain of 26,250 lor 111• -Cout -· . nm le !llce!Y jl19t Ibo beginning for lllal area in a ~ aurge whid! wlB evem~ see all of Ille land b<tween Saula Barl>ara and San 'Jli811• filled with ind!l&Uy, boua\ng d.evelopm«111 and shopping centel'I'- • vaot megalopollll. By luml, onfuge Coontlana bemoan lbe paS8ing of the area 'I tranquil agricultural pan and exult In 1110 prospe>ity Space Age ~ogy Is bringfug here. No psychic gilt ·ill needed lo foretell 111e future, or ,, ;,.. ; ,A Near Brill's·eY,e . George Gallµp, who pioneered fttodern ,aclentific opinion polling, ~k hi•· lumps in Harry .1'ruman'1 Jail! minute win over '1bomas E. Df!Wey in 1948, ' · • U. tell us now bow viiaJ II le that lllere be farsighted planning U. bring order and beauty instead of ugliness and clr806 to 21st Ctlltwy Orange County. It mu.t have been a lesson well learned, aa proved in subsequent· elt;etioru;. This time-around be hit the * •ult ~early oi:i the button, as ·did.two top rivals, the Loµia Harns aqd &indlinge~ orga~tlOlla . '• · G~llup, the tl\oseSI, after allocating undecided vbt.es, gave Nuoo 43 percent, 'Humphrey 42 percent and Wal· lace 15 perce!ll: Re~wt. aa of last Friday put Nixon and Humphrey ei 13 perc.ent, Wallace .. 1 14 percent. '<'l'!ie polls allow ttiem$elves a 4 pereent margin o( ·error.)' Destroying a Myth A myth about yootl! kl America has been 'b'1Jldied ~ enough to' color thinking over a range from busi· .. ,., planning u. sociological and politlcal judgments. u-. a new. mark U. aim ior,. onci certalii!Y'·one tl!ilt . mcreases the credibility of PQllsters and tti,U ~- ' ' • ... • ' m.ques. · . ~ .. The mydl -i• l!lat "half Ille populetlon i& under 25." :~~.,,... .. '8EA,(IT! WE.~~~ ~EE!;l ,No c~~Ar. :F.~~~( N a~P.~rnrou:• ' . . . . ' . . .. , - Election Reform I• in tlae Air· , ' Dreamers Ignore Realities . . I WASHINGTON -Elect!,., reform la pluraJ!ty gouii to Hubert H. Huniphrey. in the air and deservea the 1amt dqree Bllt that was not the case, aa· it was of confidence, at this stage, as the ·• not ~ case with Woodrow Wilsop or n:ail order purchase of a lot ln FklridJ. Harry jrumq Qr, a dozen other '!'he reformers would visit upon the presidents who did not get a mljority eledorate various bomn, including a of the popular vote. national pre1idential primary and a run-MOST OF 11IE complaint about · the So, in 1968, despite all tht. ,dar-. off in a tree-for--all pretidential election. present electoral system centers oo. even-forebodings of ne~1)>1per columriists ai*I The gene.('al idea is to tum the nation tualities that uaually don't happen. A radio-TV comnitnlators, there was ~ into one great town meetmc. fedtrally candidate falling to get jhe most• votes an electoral deadlock. The election did auperviled, to pick the felrltll leader would .bf: elected by ttie electoral college not go to .the lloUse o( JUpreaentaOves. whom all ahall llUIJPOft. against the Will of the people. The elec~on .None of the dire,predicflons materialized. It ii of no moment that no laree, woo~ be thrown into the House ol 1 m.li:Ure .natloo ·can do it this way ' and Rept~enatives .. (The tut time this ha!>" ~R, fOR JHAT ME'nER, did tht world trend ii in quite the opposite pened wu 141 years ago.) If ybu vote George C. WaUace's American directkln.'Tbe dreamen nwlt have tbe1r in AJuka your vote wei&hs many Uma I~ependent Party emerge as a luge dtfam d demoeraiey rampmrt, bUufully heavier than if you vote Jn New York. th?eetenlng cloud enveloping the nation ignorinc tbe ~:-1 ii wen-; Sttch complainta 10 oft endlestly, and in hatred lllil blgOtry: Nison beat Wallace tialJiii~ _ ve,aqilllfee-~~ti.,~ m ·el~ an-1~ualltie1 in "~~:.U.e eleven states of ~lhe. old Con- tive ~ l\Yl&em never intenited the electoral .Ystem. jwrt. aa there are · federfcy, capturing ti electoral . votp u a mall monmeoL 10me lnequaliti~1 in dividing this nation to Wallace'1 45. ipLo 50 ltltes. ~t the ·proposals to ' Whit lies behir)d the ~I~ reform Ji: NA110NAL prealdenlial ]!rlmaey 1'oilld be the ...... ..-iy d. all, open to ~very lmbltioul cb:arlatan or well.financed crackpol, and lllcely to be intoocluslve and dJvil:lve above anytliing in the )ftllent convention syJtem cf aelectinl presldenllal candldale!!. No orft aeriou.IJy ~ abolishing the electoral system without 111bstituUng for it a federally contrOUfll( popular elec- tion open to everybody, Wlth • run«! between the two or three leading can- didates essential beclUJe it ii reaignized that the first ' election would bt • ahambles. We couJd thut have three federa11y tupevfsed elections in one year in the proc~ of picking the praident of tbe United States 'Corted. the lnequalltiel, based as they movement i.s a not ao hidden desJre are on the fear of Ullngs that don't to dhtroy the two party convention happen, olfer liUle to commend them system , which .. regularizes and make1 u delirabte alternativea. , representatlYe our' quadrentilal ·agonies THE ELl!'£l'ION OF Richard M. NiXon ilv a c.11se in point. Under the systeqt u it e1.i!ts Nixon appear• t.o have receiv- ed a plurality ol the popular vote'. This , is, in I.ct, a larger plurality than that of Woodrow Wll.Son under not dissimilar ci.rcum.!tancea o( • third party threat. Wilaon managed to win by a more l.m- preaive margin the second time ht ran and the historians do not fault him for havins been, in the first instance, a "m.i(IOrily" president. It is quite true that Nixoo might have been elected with the populM 'in picking a president· · -The destructioo of the two party syst~ is judged by e:11>¢s to be the Uk~y result 'o( election refomis now proposed. We would move in the direction of France, Italy and Germariy,,,, with mulUple party systems and 'With ft!) 1ingle party able to govern without formlng a coalition with other parties. Alternatives to -the present system should be examlned In that light. There may ·be: wayl to lrnproVi!, the electoraJ sysletn, but destroying the two party method ol picking a president is not one of-~. New Congress ,and · Nixon WASHINGTON -Tht new Congress, though controlled by the Democrats, al>" pears well suited to wrrk with Republican President Richard M. Nixon In a spirit of friendly tosetherness ori such domestic problems u law·and- order. In the ftlreign field the new President may have more problems with Congrw and its committees. However, u we noted previously with respect to defense policies, opposition to Nixon'll foreign policies may well amount mosUy to talk. Generally speaking, the new Congres:., a bit more Republican as a result of ~ay's voting, but still controlled by Democrats, shapes up u a little bit more conservative too. That should 1Uit Nixon'• pw-poees very well Indeed. A CONGRESS slightly OlOR con- 1ervative than the lut one 1hould, (or U11Dple, take ki.li1Y to ?fiion'1 promiM et ·a diffuaioa or)owen to the staiae1. -··"'l')--- 'lbul'lday:'N .... 14, 1968 -n. -"""' fl/ u.. 1><u1v Ho< -lo .. ,.,.,,. -.~ ... ~-~·his '::rr;: to9b 01"";.:::C ,.. ,.~. !Ir pm>idlfto • ,.,.. /flf #I< -U!llon Of -.....,,, .,...,,.,, -"' --·-........ pct • ., fl/f11Will-1J••rNN ..., .,, ..... °" topcs of tM ... ~ ......... -.. ·•--4·---·-·li<--' THE OUTGOING Coqreu. whkh lrled hard to CUI federol 1Pf1'1111ig, probably rants as conaerviUve to n\oderate., near the"middle of the.road. The new Con&J'f:S! Promlaea to{aJl'jiito the•"'!'• category. . . ~._' toi:b5int ·on ~·~'· stft1te .... (Where It should warinty entertain t'ixon'1 pro-Mmliin . -are 1 sn\aqtr '.&nil · n a pi e 1 graD11 to help ind-y crest. 15 rnllllon ..m!wbai better bifJlln • tfuon in lbe new ' jobt •Dd help "black capitaliitn" ·~Jfou.M} the :aVail~i -ev~nct IUlie!tll fight despair in the inner cities. 'that:'Jhie upPtr :~" r"dti not ~allfy ' The new Presi~nt'll promise to a)>pOint , i aa'f.!.'.J,l~d''r Or -t ~~It.Ii~' 1 when IL - "strict constructiooiata" of the CoM!ltu,, ~'lb~. 'ni8 .averqe tlon to the Supreme Court can only _6..,a!j •rallJll tor ·o11 ;.e.a1ors <!n ,l!Je be welcomed by a Senate which will ~Y~ of~ the .comervaUn "~J1canl be quii. ~.U!ar to Ille one which blocked IP< Corlltl1ulloi!al -\ct\On" w .. ~! 31 President Johniron's nomination ol Abe ,percent, 'WhUe the 'aver•ge accOrdin& Fortu to be Chief ;Justice. to the,liber.lllJ ..Amhlcdl for Dtmocratit l!OOJe and Senai. Commi .... ~d . Ac\ioO wu ·a~ !I~ give a frlendJy reception to NixOD'1 pro-Each • grottp . ..,_ fta "raUnp of in- .mlsed pmpogals ror•a hew nationaJ otiun-, lidividui.11 te'l\llorl-.OO nou.. membert_.., cil for 1,., enf9fC11ment. • fpr new , on~ µ.e1r: .,.,Uni ~ UilbW .illul&" 0(- narcoUca curbii and fer • new nalional tlleir .own chlMiain;. ' . · • acadtmy to train ltite and1' ~ lew · • ' ., Robert s. Anet olfi"". Many law-e(I will bO il"4 • • .cul ~-A. Goldialllll if Nixon, Ill he promiJed, de\lofd ~ .... pe~I atteotioo to the w1r on crime. .;; CERTUNLY NIXON'll Qft·,..pealed . promiM to appolnt i new attorQey general will .be ~la-by tho ~ • ·gruaSona1 nre Mr t&nurt.. to a-ack' Ma "l on the fomerrtc.n ol antt~ar am anU· draft dieorden. ."' " ( :- The liberal-conaervallve rompleJJon ~ · a Cqress is hard Lo measure ln an objective way. Those liberal and CM- aervaUvt: IJ'OUPI which try to rate Congress ind' itl memben da IO on the basil of tbelr own 1ub}ecUvt In-..,...., . The Senate. beciuse ita tntmben 1rt lnsullled from punly local concerns, oCten 1ppe.ars to be moce libttlJ l.han ti!< 11ouat, and lhal· lil>oral nputadon is enhanced by lbt ienate'1 hand.Una of money mattus. HDUR leaden t'Orltend lhlt the Sentte ta the upper houAe ol ~ becauae tt conalltenOy "upo .. H.,,.. IPONfini deer..._ 1, ,, ------..:...... ~r • Gloomy Gus: ' . • l --1• -kl "!OP lamldnl U.. TV --1~ W1i&. doe weuld a perton hllve Ume to wub tbe d1lhea Of fix 8 drink? I .-L. T. V. . Clw,ncellor ' ls Object of Reader's Ire ' ·~·the EdilM' , . .. ' A higt£fy 1>1-ced advertising execuUve has recently bemoaned the fact tbat the U.S. has been unable Lo "sell itself" to the rest or the world. Why'. -is ~it, 1 ' . "• ' ' 1;' • '• " . ! ~· Aidrich of i.JC, Irvine misg.. ea Olj point of voter wrath in the -:l,ifeaft4'f PropoaiUon 3. He llsta cimpua fYrmoil, ,,IOhtrovttaial gueat' speakers, and ; fear of Increased taxes u the ~-Perhaps it would be ~ifficult for· hlm to realize that he -contrjbuted te the'.defut.of needed·money·for Irvine'. • J1il .railUre ·~ giyt moral aupporJ aJ}d he asks, that America has r~ aft:. , 'W;\ vertising to its ultimai. potencyhtler!M :";~ · ~ti~bl T!ir..,. of products, yet '" •Pll!'renuy ~ . proc1iict !ii;y 'caMt.t--::;t ~·~Id 11 ~e th~ pme . persu~~e tec~l~ lheiD own serv~.,' '"t- to sen tbe Atner1can way abroad. ; EVery weelt,T 8~ ~ that jOurnat • 1e:;~,:fi Lo hi! sludenta has been di --~ · tflY, many. The· Irvine campus has been· tiosl td' Cleaver on several oocasicnl and also other groups that have been refused eyen at Fullerton ha~e appearep at l[vfn&. • The;e are two answert Lo this.,, in of the trade, .~dverlislrlg ·~;'\doZena my vtew. First of ill, we do not agree of aco::mt.s . .tbift' 1roni Ooe agency to on what we are "aelling" u a nation. another. nst'ad bus:lness is ln a perpetual We are confmed and divided as to, state of flux a,nd '3 agency i;.an be "".bat ·•the .American w~y" actually con-llUJ'e that a ~ge_ ~e;oupt may n6t Slid· 11st.s of. ... ~ ,, r ·: -• deftly·ilecidft01sw:jtcbihi..Uegiance. IIlS ~l.ANA110N of all this to the women of Town and Gown and reported in the DAILY PILOT ia very ' interesting. H~ wanta us to understand his student!: that \ he has led in the three years ol the'School'll ellstence. -' •l_wtiat we comider obscene. functiorui ol the" body and s!)011ing in bed - our students don't conilder 'obscene al all /' he said. I'm sure that moil of you know at least one or two students at Ir.vine. Does Wt description .apply to uiem? If it does, hall Dr. Aldrich's acce~ of this in.stead of sound moral leaderlhip contributed W this? A COUNTRY IS Nert a product, with a unifonn level pl quality ~nd a stabdard brand. It i.s a vaSt plurality ·of Ideas aad emotions, institutiom and atµtudes. It is, moreover, a unique bl.ending of derJ.'IOCr~ and \a.n,rs:hf, capital_ifm and soCiallmr, egalltananism and claa&<On- tcioumess. - Secondly, it ia impossible to sell ·-·~ . l'llU .. ~ .too «lj!le lo. w •. do not hav,e' a. coo~ ~.speCtive on our naUon because w~ Uve in it and love ll, with all Ila faults and Pei-vtrsiona and imperfecUODS! AJICf · a 1Jlan ia a poor sale:imafi when tie ls loo emotionally lnvolved in 'th' Object 'be Is trying to sell -just as a -IW'geon cannot, and will not, operate . on a member of hls own family. · FOR EXA'MPLE, it i& an amusing Irony that· adverlisin( qenciu oln sell . . THIB JS BJ:CAUSE the agencies are too close to theimetvea. to examine their own flawt w1th a 'capdid eye ;• and also becaµse they ate rfuiOW:ly ineffectual 1h Jdllag· tbentJf:)Ve1 ·to their ~ts. They 'may ~ \ble to persuade the jiublic to ~D )9yal , to· :a brand, but lbf:y are much ~ Ncc?easful in persuadin& the aceount to stay with their agency. . Salesm~hijl !e9!!irel, !'flthuaiuni. to be 1sure, _btit it'1allo' reqWre1 Objectivity -and fie ·ci.nftet M objecUve when oar 'deepest desires Ind dr!Ves are iz>- tim,'"11 ~.l.vod. .. • . Amerh:a"" cannot, ,be 1ali:I a~; u w~ ~II · I soap or a 90ft ~ink,' beciu1~ we .liove. )oo ..llU!e: per~ptctive · anc{: too much · passion: Whr:p '" und~ ou:rsdvee better, ahd 'love ouraelVM a · llttie lea&. uncritieally; we c ll'.!.Y find that the ~ o1 ·tl'e.'Wl!tld ·ni!ght , not !lave to' be. '.!IOKI" ~ us. IF IT boESN'T, the,, he is slurring at leut several of liia students and loweriflll the public's image of lbe 1eMol. Perhaps Dr. Aldrich doesn 't reallr.e that the 1e~ral public doesn't consider the Repudiation of Walhlce funcUons of the body In Ulemselves Jn SouU! Carolina ln lltl, lhe .magnifl· ~. juat Cleaver's lick ol respectfµI cent J. L. Petigru' spoke fn opposition terms used in describing them and the la<;); of aeriouaneq and dignity Implied to seceu!oo. He said, aS his itate by I.ht Use by Aldrich. debated, "South Carolina Is too small I'm sure that anima1s don't coosideT for • republic and too large foii a · these ~ o&scene tither~ but isn't lunatic asylum." • ~ ~ ebe that marl can add On .Electioo 0.y. I~, votcri Of the Jastift( rela~P. and United States over w h ei min & t Y ~ h ·realize h enough iO men-. . . tiott"h io lUJ student!? · ' ! demonstrated they c:onslder their country · .. much, much too ·hfl for i p6lltical and ri1 Bj(t\JSD: u.tlr behavk>r and at-IOCial lunaUc asylum. titudes~ by ~yin~ that "!>'if ,.~ti They subjected George WaU.ce to what ~ mor;e. conceri*l 1b0ut man • in-,,,.;. by any measure a sharp and bumarii\y ttl man Oiantwh1t people·say. ...... .1 ' . • They oonstl:ter , obacene the eohdJUons emphatic repudaUon.. Only in . the that produced Cle8ver flt some army Southern Statell, where poUUca have been officer sayin&, ·1-9h:all have to· destroy at What ba1 , seemed to many_ ~ lunatic lhe vUiq;e to ave il · " level for at least II years, sa,ooe the · . ~ · Dmecrat walkout ol IMI, ·dtil Wallace Sbou~'l M be alartned by st.ud~ta do well . Even ~ he failed to -make that will abai!doo personal .. ponslll1Uty the sweep 10 ooofident!y·pnid!ClecJ. !J/ily 11nd morality l>ecaUM of the-act!ons five Dixie atatu·'N~llllnc to jlll'OdYCe ol others! Art their . per.tooal tcUOM a Woll"" m<jorlty tf\at ota.l1ped them belt¥ than .the <n«alit)' ol the Negro as rec!Jt or 11 m.mbpa '7' ~ far-ri&ht, tbat"ProdtJeed Cleaftr! IO<alled bomsv.Uvt f:rllWt. , ... ., T~ Roooevelt, or La Folleti.. 1N ttA, wrre what ...... to he one ol the largest totals of vote1 evtt cut in an American: tiectioo. Wan.ct Will a ~ated failure. Jlis failW't ii mOre than that of vote totalS ot eiedoraJ votes. Ht:_ had Id Ol,it· to &~In a naUonal loundaUOI\ ori which lo build a permanent third puty niovOJlleDl He hiJNlelt •as rooil ol talk· ing about the 11Wl11~ mc>vement" In, tfle cold lfay ~-ol ti!< motnlnl a{ter,. ii w11 ~ lbat..Georgo Wallaco failed .In th&.(Or;e j!JdUllriol ltalo to wln ,over the iml<n labor membert in lbe 1$11 an114'ipat.d. In !Id, Hubert Jluml>brey nioae..lhe bi( 1att .......... Wall-labc# 'Oote cnunbfed. ' • ., So. mert 1'!·now oo nau,...r Wol!aco :•mon~L~ Even the 1 u ~ ur b•; ._.iedly Irllhlened 11,. lawl......, O..X w ....... ---r.ad.ebout; llut'bad)iot .,....,111y upe-. turn- ed '°"aid Nit® Tither than Wallie.. --- •• Geerve ---. ' ; , .. ,.. ,. , .... -#'" ~-........... ._ ......... -.-· _ ..... .._. ·~·. p' .... ,. -.............. -. •••••• •• -----""""""'!"~~ k . ~· ., ., . • -·r:...,··· ·~---.. • • • • ......... !« ~ -..---~ ·--· •• ,... ""'~"-'"-'"-"""-...__ L . ---------'-'----------~-_::,__ ___ -~ -·------ -----• -- . -------· ----_ __,. _ _L·~---------..:..:....::..JI t I I t ' l ' ' ' . KEEPING IN STYl..E, -New York Jeta q~, · baclr:i.lbe~·amath ~bis hairstyle almoot u fut as a fashion model, but he's sWI foond time to lead bis team to 'U!e top Of the American Football' • Le•gue's Eastern DivisiOn. Some ot Wamaii'1 b8lr . ' . . ''• . UPI,.. .. atyles Include tile clean-cut loot -worn at· l!!e Ubl-· versity o! Alebama ill 1961 (uL)", 'lhe kmg<il.des loot o! 1968 (lffi), the tossed salad efteet o! 1967. (LL) 'and bil current Fu Mandlu styling (LR). " ,· . ,. ,_ . . ~n WhQ. B:art Bl~ •' • I· ? . . , 1-. "-14, 1968 DAILY mor n $1 Million -.Is -Offered •• . Ta ;~! q;rojan·s' . ' ' Simpso ••• r &idros Won't Predict OSU I ·Wiri, But .• ·• .e. • • alooig In December 111111· ...... -able lo buy," Ile Mid. "Bui I don't have Illa! -C and I pl Iba IHllnc - ,..... wake up -momlaf Ad l DIVS wUl." But No. a 1111 6e S.4ll 1rn 61 bo<tlleld wbo '"111 ha ''ran wtai .- a'*-" Jul year, l>ul adill "I ba.,.'l Olli year," la ~ eqnat callll!ln with bla future Ad thil -did wtll--11. ~ ' c Ashe Fixes Glasses , I , ,,. , I Upset Def eat After 't; LONDON (AP) -TbO U.S. ba-.ia nonna! 1orm lllai. lb8 Brlllll! -ne Cup liar, Arthur Albe.' ,_ . lo get pleasure In aeelng the lop --. bla glassa lilced lodoy alt.r loslna lo toppled !rum lhelr - a llllle known Welalunan in Britain'• The American& flew here from ., Covered Co<lria Tennll Championships. Davia CUp vlcloey ove-lndla at Aabe, the U.S. Army lieutenant who Juan,· Puerto Rico, Ad no djlabl ., la the U.S. ()pen cbamplM and -0., journey tool: Ila loll.. . • , • '* world's top.ranked amateur tennls Graelmer went out Jn tbe flnt ft'llihd. player, blamed a whole aerleo' ·of r<Urlng with a pulled l!lUICle iii7Jiii mhfortunes !or a lulterless performance . back --don lo Britain'•· Kill'li lhat had Brillsl> official! boppleg mad. Wooklrldce, 1-t, 1-6. New :ko!ud'i O!M "One ol the major problems," be Aid, Panm GUiied Puar pa Id (or the m<11111 yean." Americac cor1tmput to mah tbt long On lop ol that, be ·listed a loueb lrelt here.from !Ian J11111. Spomon= of tennis elbow in his right arm, a Ing for a Graeboer-Aabe finll ab painful calcium deposit In bla left beel, are km1nl pained around their a n d a suspected ·hairline fracture ot bookl. I l!>ln. Now only the three minor m<mbers Gerald Bal\rfct, 21-year-old Welah ol the ICjUlld are left In 1be 111111¥ cbamplnn, ~Ashe out'ol lhe cbam-. all"er "the oecond .....t. ~· plooship In millgbt .. 11 ~1. M, ~z 'Stan Smith ot • p-.,.,, Tuesday night. .. 1 defeated Britain's Jolm Bamtl W, , In lbe normal way, that wnuld have ~:i. Smith meets B!illrlct Iii · • had the Brl\lab critics waving lbe Union quarter.flnala. · •• ,, Jack and dr<amlng ol a new hope !or Bob Lutz, Loi Alipleo, beat Brltq\',f \Vlmbledon. · Jim Clump H, "3, ~I, f.Z. ~ · But Aabe's perfonn111<e, and lhll o1 quarter·llnall, Luis 11 pa1rod with ' his fellow Davit Cuppen Clark Graebner Otlborne of Honolulu., wbo in the · ' and Charlie. Paaarell, w.u '°· ~ round beat fflUll M, 1-2., i-7l ~ t'.1. 101 To Alling Charles .. , F orm,,er . Boxing: Greats ::' . . ' ' . Extend · Helpin'g"llanil - .l ............ · ...... .,. ........... -.............. · ........................ --........ _. .... ---"'-"""'=· ... ·----.... -·-........ "----.... -~-"''=..;:.. ... ..;:...;;.;.:;,_;.,_ -·~ - -_:_.:.;....:.;·:.-C.~----'--·· • , ----.. L • Big Money in U.S. -Gurney Fe-'ces · Mo~etl In · . . . . Dodger Sluggers(?) Tp Get Closer Targets ~·ANGE!& (AP) -Since movtnc to [Dodger Stadium RViil yeara ago, 11"1 Loo Angel,. Jlodg,.. have averaged only 35 boq>e rum a year be!.,. ho~down laivl. 1"or nezt ......,, they're bftlgilig the fenoes In. · 1be NaUonal League bueball club an- noQnced Wedneoday It would move i..ne phite 10 feet -to Ille cenl<t"!leld wll!. I Newport Nails Sunset Polo Championship By STEVE BOVICB ... Oelb' ....... Newport !Wbor ll1gb hu done It again. It seems the wmll "Newport Harbor'' are synonomous to "CD' water polo championahlp", and after the Sall~ Inundated Hunllngton Beach Wedneoday afternoon, IM, Ibey ...,. qatn took Uieir'flrlt step Iowan! Ille,*!>!>· 'Tiie Sal1<>i'a culmlnated -Leogue play ta !Int place With a Perfect 7.0 r<eord. Eric Llndr<tb,. u UJUal, )irovlded the ocorJni punch In Wedneoday'1 llnalo u be pumped In llx goals for Newport. Ric~ Bryan and Gob Schear abaHd Uie Oller ocorfn& booon will! a pair of goals each. · In other local SUNlet" water polo actlcrt Westminster downed Marina, M. to thro,. the thin! place spot tato a tbree- way*'· , Rhl!ing In tbet poolllon h Huntington. Marina, and the IJons. all wltb ~ r<eorda. Goalie Bob Weatherly came throuah with U saves for the victorious U.ona. ·-~-ll't:' "mi:.~-"""" L ........ I u H_.i: Irle Lllldrlth t. TM\ Wll'Mdr;• .. Mn.:~ f'-l"emrft L ..... ,..,.. =... -. 1llt:1t c.\-,;:-r: T-HolWft 4 kit ~ l, JIN 1:9,.y:1mtw -l t t t:f Wttil'nln.i.t': Allltt kei.1 11 _Olr1t otn 1, ......... Kube! 1, ICM Dwlt. I, Jim MllMlbl 11 w:=-·Y.:-t. Mcocr.N 1/ llWI'# t ~=hdl c.. lflt:: L.Mllnf: Kldcl 1, A. wn > Wt'Mlnllltftr -1 1 I '~ ~:fmi..w: ~ 4 lort1 1. ,,.,JJ.J-i~ TNll!i. T .,..,._ _ ~Ill: P:ahr«*"'I J =-....... = -.ffll:'I' ~: 4 P'•Pl'W I, Aft L ~ a. ,...,. 1, .,, 1 ~: l(#fW I. r:r a. lt!!W • r.= . ._. . p n::•: "~; ........ 4(.W-,._ ,..,... =-~' -ll!l:l W ·.•-+ DILllltL.Xltizoo1t<w 1 \ . IVlfll~/iMltW l.~I a~....... :tit:, .. "a:'~m"'ni. 'r.-l"~.:-i-...., ,, ~ ._,.. ~I • - 'l'blll, ·the power hllllnll el1eyt wiD be S'li feel ln8Wd of 385 and I 411Moot lbot will clear the cents lleld fence. Tha fool U-reipaln 11111 fat~ beca•• of the way the fence1 curve'.. Dodier Stadium WU conalructed In 1912 like a ~ -lbt Dodger Jnanqemeol knew one tbfq: lbt Dodpra wenn~ ..... lo hll maJl1 - rum, no matter where ~ '"'* were. In U-yeara, lbt Jlodg..,. wll'e lbt . acratcblng, blt..niHun type of ball club tbat relied M ita pitching lncludinl SandJ 1Cmfu and Don Drplale; for Yletorlea. Maury 'WIDa and WOile Davi> had enoqb apeed to shake up l1l<tlt pltcllen and Ille Dod(en Cllltlvatad a rock-bani ....... u .. ~-. u either wma or Davi. IOI wood on the ball, it would bounce '° blah. ·they'd be on, flnt befor.e it came down. . Byfin re<;ent yW.,. lhe DoilPr apeed bu qed or been traded. And plid>en Ulte Dryldale !el~ lucky 1ut year when praented with even one 1'\111. On the laca of It, the mova to man -. nw eaaler to bit may nol really . benefit lbt )118 Jlodgtn, °""lh- lfhey haven't Sot any new face1 Gil the team who can 1111 -CJUL .U a matter .« fact, Al 'Mt'be Bull" Ferrara, a man who mJcbt bav1 belted . them far,, was recently allowed free puaqt to an upomloa teom.. V}cJ President Arthur E. 111\ed" Pat.- tenon ezpielned that lbt ..... """1d make pmet mono ezclllna. The Dodl'fl may hit 15 or JO more homen: 1 year, be toeld, but ao woulil the oppotdUon. One Uilng might belp the Dod(ert, thouP. Movtns borne plalo out glvea the calcber 10 more feet &o roam Net of the plalo lootin( for pop faula. "We've &"' a futball pltddnr llafl aed qalmt futhall pitchon a lot of ll<Y' bit pop ktllll behind Ille plate," ay1Pa-. In ..,. --lbt °""""" fall lo bit -Niii -they'll jUlt Itel 10 !Ill wme about It. Calendar Friday Football -Fountain Valley VI Costa. M,.. al Oranp C4111. lluntiqton al Newpoat, W..aiilnatir at Morina, -Del al St. AnllionJ, Sao -. al Lquna (all al I p.m.). 'l\'alor Polo -llulltJocton at Poointala Vallty (l:li), santa Ana at Golcllq Waot, lUo Hclldo at Oranp tout (bolb al l :IO). , en. Country -lryloa ....... - at eor..a de! Mar, -IAipa llaa1I al -· AJllO]ul Lea ... Jl'laala al 1rYlot 1'1111 (elf·ll· l:U)I ~ Clout ~ flnaJa at cnr-(I p.m.~ ......., · .. .Poolllell-C<rooa dtl Mar YI Mwla at Da-P'leld, loiioiim Vlo)o .. Villa Park at El -· ~ WOil a1=c...,i:oul,Looi __ ,.... al ~ JC (.oil' 111 p.m.), • Howe'.s .~on .. _, Wants Dad's:, , I ~' ,C, • \ r&.ne.. NUiilber ' R~d , WiDgSr ·-. Kings Colli~e Tonight mLA LOS ANGELES (AP) -A year ago Terry Bawdiuk WU wwlnS a Klnp uniform u Iba Loo Anplaa hockay club WU buty dr\Ylnc the Deln>ll Red Wlnp out of their mlndl. Ii• jull ..., feVent Ibo attuallon lonJ&hl In · Iba Porum wban the Wlnp aed Klnp face off for their !Int pm< lhla year. Ba-Ii Ill a Datn111 unllorm MW'. ' Tha 31-yw-old pall• _, "'"' to care w1'11bar or DOI bo r-hfl formerteammllol. "You do Mt u you'n told," Ila aid Wedntaday nlpt btfon Illa ... 'lllncl ployed, allll ... to. Iba Bola ta ow.aci. "It roallJ doOan't -.., di!· hrtnci,.. Slwctiuk Aid. Bui Ktnp Genoral Manapr Lairy fte. 1an liaa 'oilier ldoal . . "ot..c:ourta they'll Ille BaWchul:. You always want to tlYt a IU1 * lilOt at his old team," he Aid. Sa----~11111 -pla1lnl In I limol for a l.M palHploll n ....... "liaaQy, I don\ tb1n1: 1'11 play mucll Uf time," bt I alt 11Jtccv crau. hu -playfjl& Woll. Wiiia bo ..... a r111, !ban I'll play. Aod tbah. - all." ~-lllhe-aalbon. """"'11-ltolbtSaail. • Loo """"' l+l ... -la Iba M--1-.,. ~'ll·Wlll-. lmallarpllatfllt-- Glny btolerdlm .... -la Ibo -111e11111r--..ian11a .. -w--. 'Illa~ -1111 lllond ltal four ioelo la lllal .... l>llrolt. ~ ""'111111111 Ibo -- -' .. UCI lnvjted to .Polo Classic --· I ' ·. , . . ---··-----.----~-..... . Fl.auem . Op-posing Linemen . . '-' . . . , . c ·artoonist's ·C·rettion Lives . By JOD..ICllWAlll ............... ~ Anurnbtrof,.nqocartoonlal Cbarltl Scbulb created .. - ~. IJ>e l1lllt 1\111 who'• a1w'YI dfrly, tven after' .a Dwer. ., . ' 11 waa -lo lllol ~ Clout Colltp'111Malkanf..-tacklt Kmn Grady -bo taatd with Ibo nktname 0 PJcpeo." :Put a dean football jeney cm Grady' and be'll dfrly It up DIYlnl hfl trade of flallenlnl ClllPOalnc lbioniln and clobberlnc boll - -!ban Sclallll can elcelcb 21-aa paper. - . ~ ii eoJoflna aaoihtr !!no .,_ for <>ranee Coul but nol too many • people ...,. """' hfl leammalel, 1ha ooc·-~ llafi-1 _1., p1a,.n who ba .. had lbt -to pllJ qalnat him _ .. "llantl,y Ul)'body -what Interior -do ... the field," toeld Plralo line coach Jacl: Pair. ! .. . .. • ... 817.an'e ·Grid· ~n"-. ' Prepare lo~ An:ything • 'r t ' . In .. acc~Rustlet· Tiff "A.aide fn:m quarterNck,' t a e k I e ii probel>IT 111t.-poo111oa 1o play '"'o11-un1t11.youtre·a palllna-auard, · nobodJ nolli:d Ille allalva 1- "Qfftiialve lacklat an al a 'premium Judllnli from what Jiu ~ ..,, lbt c0a•erllcm atlomot. Golden West evttjwl-, evtn In in ball. It lak• lbt two .,...,-_...,, Goldeo Wiii . pill'td lbt ecore to 11-11 midway lhrau&h a lot ii tod1nlqut In be a pd tacklo and Oranp Clout boye mb:ed It up. _Ibo llllnf.quar1ir eo a 10.yanl nm by and a lacl:lt hu lo be 11'i1ar1. Ht hu an Ille lridfrU!. il'ao loolball lans -ICmt ea-. to make an awful lot of qulCt -~--lhtmielvea for Miy evenluellty 'rho Rutilerl __ .._. aed uked an n.6 line of. --'--••e.,. r--• ...._.... ---··-Babu'day nilbl'• lhlld lllttflnc. . Cuhdollar to lr1 for two on the con-Both Pelr and bead -11 Dick Tucker In Ille lllN lnaqval, It WU a dllpu/ed -Ht ·1Wept "'"""4 the riaht aide are hlP • the MODI, I-Inch sa.poand two.point coo••lloo jry. LUI year, ml appeared In bava ltow>ced Into the Grady. llOllletblng happened to the """'board and IOlle. GWC fans toanld but the "He's 'me ol the -. tr not tbe 1-"" be -1-o1a -.--.... ... 1 .. .t1 ... -offld·' ·•-~la"·• ~-·" ...., •-w n a •-w ..., _ __, ,...,..y.. • -. _.,.. -,,_ ...,-ed "oo belt; ... on:ense linemen we.!'Je bad at phred,. ( .:.-.¢'" ~· · ".... ~ "· .~ • ~)"'111<ka:told•'.,,,. ;oIJ'i>laytn . Wbatwlllll•lblt-l " ,,, •.• , Ciil)dollar'•'-· be aa14 .1a11r, hll I can e<ic)lpare hlm to an ,Bfil lleddlnl Maybo lht llgllla wiD p out al Lellinf lbt iround jUlt befon be -. lnlo and Guy Findley." Stadlwn with the *'!<Oiled anil.u•fnula Ille tQc1 """'· Pllm11lxr•ed dlttereoUy. ReddlnC h now a llartlnc llnol>acbr to .... Or mayt>e _....iy, '!fill ~ , lo lut ytar'• 1ame Oronge Cout will! No. I ranked USC while Findley the official&. waa drMng for ·a wtnnJng louchdowo la performing u a atatrer for Ban Diego And wbot would happen If the goel In the final minutes of a 7-7 deadlock. State, the top 1111aD <Ollqt team In poata fall down oo a crucial conventloo Wayne . TIDIJn reached Uit thr ... yard ~ country. . · alloinpt!· • · "' " . · · ' lint with 1:11 ltlt on the clock. But ''Grady la a dedicated player, be reallJ AJlhou&b. then' J1<0bab11 .wool be ·• when lbt· Plnlet ..-ged from lbt wanta to do well," Fair toeld. many sptell.ton oo -for thla one lillfdlc they saw only 11 oeccncls left. "He'1 ID( -I body. ~. and .. for tlllt" ,.at two claaala; they'll occ coach Diet Tucker duhed on lbt body llreDCfll. f -ila1f lllm ~ be Rady liif "'1thlnl. field and franllcelly alerted offlclall. p ... 1$5 p;..,da llrte -1-1 In il>e 11111 anil 'ft Wlf1, OOC'I 7,ee.. By the time Ille clock WU atopped pick tbet much wefgbt all the lf<llUld." seal lladlum wu overllo!iln(. • • aoly ~ IOCOlldl remtlned. Time tor Grady, who hu won all~eqtit. an. In the flnt conlronlatloa, OCC pmoan;. aoly..,. play •• c:cunly and aU c«.r..,.ice -. II ed by 11-!J. Lui ~a -.iao . Paul !-,' !nm the 10, booted Mallr Del Hlcl> llchool and al ~ want to Ille -· It-f• a field ,..i ind the Buca had their Coail, roallaet ba W<D\ ltl·much 11«'1 Tha ._ --clouded by laCOlld ll!l'aft!>t cleclllon over GWC ~====~~-=============== • . Volt hsketballs 4" .. 13" i°"""' lasketMll Shoes 14' ISCICk locl"'5 • 12" & 13" Godll. 111 '""a Ill'"" · 391 & 5" Goal Nets 9k··1,.·2"·3" • r TINNIS llALLS 7.50 0... TENNIS DRISSIS 13.00 te 1'.95 TINN!S SHORTS, Man't 4.9S.I2.9S TINNIS SHORTS, Man'• 5.00&5.95 TINNIS SHOIS, Man'1 7.75 & 1.95 TINNIS SHOIS, Li41at 7.lS & 7.50 TINNIS ·ltACl<f!TS· 4.95 te 19.95 Wl\.IO ....... &NCIDPT--IUMLOI ~·l ....... AYIS II A11..e.1 l!ACKf!T STRIMGINO loys ..-... Ulllfwina '°l'te"•H•llMts .r loys ........ .....,,. . IOYI' JUNio. & INTllMllQ Tl . POOTIALLI Ml ....,..,.., ..... ..-. .. 1 • • • • .. --!" .... ----.-.-.-..--:-.. ---.1.· ...... • ,. •• " • .. .. -~ ·' : .. ~ • ' • .. " .. . . " • " 1 • ' • • :-'~ • l'lllndlr, -14, 1968 ' DAILY PJlOT n J: • • For . ~r op . Quality at LinJ ' PriceS .••• y OU . Can't Do 'Better rrhdnr Sears! ·-. . , ·Brawny, Tough! ,Takes the Roughest Punishment on All Roads and·.oii 'An · High-speed Pi'eeways •.• ~.1 , . ' ' . . . Silellt , GUBrd ·~· -. • . . . r .~ars ' . 12 Big R~asons Why Sears Brake Beliiies · Are Better •. ·• • ' .. All4 Wheels All ~ .._. Vetb- -OOn ""Ir ' ' • -I ' FOQ 4•Ply_. rNtl~ . Available at Sean ; •• s~ Cerd Radial Tirel . . AM All1 Sean ALLST.u'E -Tin~ About Them! • • I • -. ' ' • • , . ... ',,97 Buyllt~ at ·Reg: $i3.95 ' • Trade-In Price ' ' -, I .. Get2n'd.Tire . 4.50xll .. ~ at One.Half · Blaeb*ll For Only ••• Phll 1.81 • I F .E. IJ.\ <ABll Old'l'ln ' . . . ~ .. . ..... ~ ' or k NO llONn DoW!f · f ... ,....,~ ... .. s-n •.Otldlt. 11 1. All Road, All:w eather Dri~ ~e~f '. '¥1_ Here-Are the Reasons,un.v1 . ' . .. • .,...,.....,,..;..' ....... ""'. .. ' ? """""' -.... """"" ...... tnnlr Jlner , , • th, JllOllt tl:t..e----ta •• ·iDllwt1J' • ....... .. ..... Dllm ... , R•P•l• --............. ••~• • fuard• .,..,, .......... -~ u I •-.-..o-. .... ~ lle.M ~ ,, .. . ,.,.. ,, ~ .. ' I I ' ' "' POWERFUL ·iiVOLT ~'.' •r i l ' I'· Natlo•~.~· ..-..--~~'.: Se.-AI.J.STATE · Batterlfl#~~ •· .,. -,,. .. .., -···13~1·r·~· 'U.ft•l -..U. • I --' ' )l'-.ll,Cl,~ .. 11.11,).1 f I ;:. ' c J,_. 1'Jt. f l" • I I • Oiler Coach ,,Impressed · tll. I ' - ByN~~rt ~~ '"• ~• I \PlNAL TIMI ,AROUllQ' -These' thrte J.&dna 'lflali ·Scllool •en\!>l'i Will be p~·tl!e!r ftnal lootl>all pme for tbe VillfnP P'ri\lay iilght ..... Marina entertains Westmlng at tho 1111*'1 !Wd. sloWn· h .. arons End est Season ainst Eagles ........ "' lbe ...... 1-11 w r-.i Vlllllf HIP - liPI -lbe --to -~ CODeP to ...... -.. Lfons Match ··-. M¢na Speed With Power ' . . AD Bill Bolwell can do when· watching lllml Gt 'Marlna IDlh !ICl*>l '1 football .._II lull blok lllld ocratch hit head. 'J'be 'lf~ coa!li pits his team elnlt . .. •-" _)!.lrlna Frtdoy nllhl · and the Vll:•-he j1lll cao't flluro out. ··"YOU 'W.tcb thou guy1 on the filml and yoa; imd<r wby ~;,. not on lop-Gt tlle -. 1M1111e lnstud of .. ~he il)'I. "TbeJ'1o Fl llne -and their lot 11 .. eomethlnl elae. Andy Vorono wa ihlb-. best ll:nenw1 Jut year and . , 111e1r -men ...,. oo pod this year Ibey -alfonl to ..... him to -lllio~." . ' -.U: II drtJUog bis U... oo ox- eeullon .lli!t -k, hOplng WutmlnBltt can tan 'the edge oil Marina'• opeed wttb lheer power. "Mlrlni. alw1y1 aeta pretty excited ploylllg Iii"-Ibey alw111 give ua a ""lib -.. . 'ftie ,ua..· will be. one defensive = iDd a depeodal>lio ...,erve player the Vll:lnp. Delellllve 11\111'11 .WW' '1'om Lotmy bu ._. llhoulder !!'ll\ll' that will aldlllne hbn and reserve ltoomae "1m Arpnda bu • chipped bone In bll·elbow. -ell 111' be'1 happy w I I h Wllbrdmter'1 venaWe b I e t f i e I d pOrfonnance ao far. "Our 11\111 take Juli u much pride In their blockln& as Ibey do In runnJni With the ball. ••we have a very balanced backfleJd now and I hope it s t I y s that way. &n Sbepberd le the belt running fullback wt\re ever had at Westminatu but Cbarlle Buckland and Mite Haynes are doing a great Job at llilback. "And ,...,. finding that If the defense key1 too muCPi on ~ two pos!Uona IMn 0eorp lier( (OU wild." More Sports On Pages . 30, 31 4 & I TRACI STEREO POl CIR, BOAT or HOME 4 TRACK STER 0 S. ~EJ ;·:=~:=-499·5· ............ _' ' ............... ' ./;..... • T,_ ..... .,.... ' I I .,........, ,__, .• --. . • '_.Mioiiio1•il<~•ilii...-- ---·-· • LOW·PllC:8 . . . "" : '. . . ' Bcme lrolHnan efforts have been made 11111 y~ ii the quarterback po1I· tlon In ~. <;oall area clrdes. Colla -·•·Claude Kelly (41 lor Dill hu thrown ev<l':f pill !or the M ..... -., die caml'&lln ac:Opt 0... CGroaa del Mar'• Dave Terry (It for 111) bu don!! all Gt Ille passiq !or the Seo Klnp. The -la -In Ille cue Gt 1- -·· -· Wlezl>cnrlld (13 for II). 'llluJllnllaa Boodl'a T<lll)' Bonwell (C I~ IOI) II alao In Ille aame pleture. Boa- ~ tbe ~· COUI area leadinl --·········111•111·1 ROGER CARI.SON •••••••••• ,,,.,. gainer ,nth ruablo( and puilnc ...... ' bined, la. • prtmo -for all-league honors. He bu nm for Ill ,_ In M trtea, puled for .-rtr )'ardl • and bu acottd Ill -for • f.4 club. * * * fta F-Valla1'1 Mart ADepoaa ... awMt tirSll1 fctr' • lmtt llJal'J tail -. II lpotled a.. tad Gt lits I-pla7'111 11 tbe tarOGt.' Ci.mpaa. · .... .,. JIHft, ..... 1• Dllet'• bukl6all '!Grcea wtD -bl'~ ..ttdmfortMedlln-AU.,._a la ..__ tbe beat atbleto at l'oantaln Vallay 1IJ •111· . * * * Arroyo (11-0) for the letllll' UUe aita: I berth 1n the AMA loolball p11y<ils: * * * ~= Dan,! Bers "' ll'llf. -wtlt ' .. -... ClF Pla,....,-tll&-Year. _ U UJODe ebe II named. It wUI bl blgbWllJ' nllbel'J. llerr' can do II aD, uct moil Im· -~ be -It wben It COQllll. Here's U added lloCe on Berg. Tbe btooll teolor bu tbron Gtl a hall· bo<t .c;!;pl1y -llmt1 W. year, '*"~ ' all .. turpdle bombt, -~ tolal "' .. ,.... .... !Yo loll .. ...... ' .. * * *' Then'• • rood c:bance' that -"' the four oem!llna!tsts In lat year's AAil loolball pla""" will be ou! In the <Old tooling In tiits -around. Soala '.Ana,aod 8'lrvl!a. Gt -bave -. out'"'~ .... delend!ni' Cl1' cbaml>kJo A IDl II numln( a rock)' ni0.i c1e1p1ta Whit loob Jlke .. 1-1 na-uJat llllCID. ( • Wltll -,_ 11111 u~lbe air _,__ tloa Ibero ts lbe . -..... • pot- albllUy that .. -~ l'elm ·will makl ll.• Wbo'd --tboullll Uuat nellber -hebn er Slota Ana wouldn't even be Jn lbe· -.m 11111 year. Some ·111-unl ta. two mJpt bi moetlni ..a. Giber apln In Ille llnala, let alara appaan to bava an lnalde track blok to Iha -· lJtUe baa been louad la lbe" """"-' IMll\le to, 11noct the anon and GGld 6ul Gt tlie Top JO. * * 1. Saddleback , Must Face McCullouch ' . Conain Seek Title Akins Reminds Artists Of '67 Loss. to Tritons 4 WHEEL IRIKE RELINE FAST, IBJUl.E SllYICE IY EXH11S . -·:,. ...... ..... • 11 .............. .. • a.-........... ... • ct..11 lit•h4r.• • a .. 4Mltur e C:..-...... I flt .. ,Iffy ............ "" ._ ........ ~-. ,.,.., ,.,.... ....... -·m."',.... 1 m, • "" , •ni..·- 3"1 £~.'~ ~lj!~ 1~~ l"!; ,. •• .. ti•~ !It>~ " ~· "' t-;,;. ·,.:- J,\e! """ •tir . ,. \.• ·"' ~· .. f: 'li i;: :ti'? . 1!t• r --~-'---------~--------··•-• = ·• « -··--• - -·= =·+=-• so a tr m -= . . __ 1... _ -----·----~~~-..... ,. ,, ...... ~_,_ ~":"' . ""·-1 . ,., ...... " .... ~ ~ .. ,... .. . -. ' -. -.. -... ' ...... •· , ... _ ... _ .. ~ ~·.,,-·~· ., .... -.. ~., ................ , ...... ~ '. .. ~-.. . .. . , 1 "'' • ,,_,. ,. ., . '" ,, /J,'< lS~~ ..,,, ..... ,. \~ ~t?r ,,. ' . . ,,.• .. " ,,. • t ".'!.; ""' 'll• .. ,., ·"·'· ,,. ., OAIL Y Pll.OT D V .s~ T~oop ~trn•egg f or Crisis · . " r ... v\ ~ -~ .. Ge~era~ :W arns Against Co,mplete ··'Big ·Lift~· Re~ia~~e WASHINGTON (AP) Gen. Lyman L. Lemnilzer has warned against total reliance on th~ ren~··· '!Ilg !Jfl' stra~gy of ruahlng'. troops from the United Statea' ln the event of a crisis. Leifinitier, .supreme allied ' U.S. Doing Well in War Of Words WASHINGTON (UPI) The United States Is doing well in Its propaganda war with the Communist bloc, ac- cording to the man who has been waging it the past three CO~lf !IJ -'Efltro]ll, oafd the Sa(egy Clra.WJJ up under former secretary of Defense Robert S. M"cNamara Ls "no substitute for forces at:lually on the ground.'' He said Gen1 Earle G. Wheeler chi/Jrman of the jolnt ·Chiefs.of Stal( agrees. Under McNamara's dual· '"'411\C coneept of U.S. millliry lid to Europe, sizable U.S. forces have been withdrawn lrom NATO ter- ritory to lhe United St.atea with thei provilQ that they are commltted to Jhe alliance and would fly back Jn an y emergency . Lemnltzer said the Soviet in- vaston of Clechoslovatia sbowect that NATO "must con- duct •an • ea,ctive forward defense.'',' The four-star general told ~ Association of the United Stai.. Army Mond>Y that the l Invasion · demonstrated bow rapidly the W~aw P•ct can move in Qarope. years. , This is the overall assess-1 ment of Leonard H. Marks, who stepped down Sunday as director of the U.S. Intonna- tion Agency to head the U.S. delegaUon to a conference to plan a g I o b a l telecom- munications system. SUPl•MMIKITI OVIR 600 ITOIH DRYING AMIRICA Marks, 52, a round-faced, robust man,· di.scu$ed his tenure in the job in an in· tervlew. On ba1ance, he said, the United States has much to be proud of despite considerable adversity at home, and its of- ficial media have b e en truthful, believable a n d respected. , PLUS FACTORS Marks conceded there is no clear cut way to measure the :iuccess of the '180 million Y~ar campaign to spread the American gospel overseas. But he and colleagues pointed to· these plus factors; -Under Marks, U S I A played a leading role in ·m- troducing television to South Vietnam. Establishment of the 11f1work, ·arid placement of televisiort sel.3 in many public places, may help unite the country. . , -When Svetlana A11Uyueva, Stalin's daughter, fled to the United 'States ·sbe ca1.Jed on U.S. Ambassador John S. Hayes in Switzerland. Her re- quest : Could the Voict: of America beam · to Russia the news of her defection? Of- ficials believe her request underlines the interest of ord.ina!)' Ru~ians in the <{Vo1Ce." Renewed Soviet jam- ming of VOA appears to con- finn this. , , -USIA has supplied thousands or books 0 n Arnerlcan affairs to libraries , in Japan. It shipped a million volwnes to Indonesia following the failure of the pro-Com- munist takeover attempt in 1965. ~UNUSES NOTED On the other hand. Marks noted these minuses: He failed at the last moment to arra'nge for the Soviet press to interview President Johnson. Soviet officials began preparatiortS for the Johnson interview, then abrupt I y canceled it. -USIA has had to give con- , siderable assistance to South Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand in information policies a n d practices. In South Vietnam, . officials feel, local authorities have been slow to wume these funclions. -Marks Invited Communl!rt Chinese newsmen to cover the U.S. presidential election, so they could be exposed to the American system. P e Ir. i n g turned down tht offer. There also ' have b e e n personnel problems. Marks had this assessment: "No organization is better than the people who work for it. I did not have a chance to get to know all the ~ple or all the aspect.1: of th" agency, although I tried. Thia Is an area where no matter yhat you do, you never do enoU'gh.'' USIA is a spraw)ing organization w h I c h has employed as many as 12,000 pzrsons.. About 3,000 are in W~hington, the rest In 106 foreign countries. ~ . SENECA -CONCORD GRAPE JUICE "· ITC 291 a.oz. 5c CAN ea MlAT 'N lAT-IULK PACK BREADED BEEF STEAK 69: ;i\'HUt IUl.l STICKS "" YAM DI KAMP'S VKIAU IMU~-$Ull, >KN. 1• 17 P~G.Of6 39 BUTTERHORN C COFFEE CAKE l'l(G.Of 6 33 BRANO C MUFFINS 2 lAYER CHOCOLATE $115 PECAN CAKE RAT9'S . KhWG llZI · Lemoltm said an e(fect!vo demcilmtnled an lmprastve ft~ ~·" .Wed strategy Jn Eurppe mu.st bre~ in at r • t e g J c ~ •u a reference to the rel)' on r.eadil.Y avail!W~;"' ~ty. But it aboWd be military uerctse involving the hig'hly trained and properlf remembered that OQ}y persOn-air transport of 50,000 men manned and equipped units. nel with individual equipment aboard 235 planes from Utis «>11nlry to West Germany nvt y..,rs ep In a -ll'lllon of u.s. lli;l~t capabilF. The move from conUnen to con- tiJleo!'took 63 hourlt 0 '1'Ibere is 'no doubt," he-------..,,.---------------------- said, "that the movement or the ar~oi;ec! <!lvlllon lrQm 'Jl'l. Hood (Tex.) to Europe in ex· ercise 'Big urt in 1 " c 1 • LETTUCE! • CRISP. 10~ = TENDll IA. ': One Hour's Pay per .Moolh ::..-Your Fair Share lo United Fund .. ' IA«ll1 S,ICIAlS iliiA'Dm' 16-0Z.. 3 $1 LOAF FOR UDY-ANN CllAZED BUTTERMILK 3 9c DOHUTS 1G.a:t • ~ IARBARAANHI tt. 49 PECAN 1'-0l. C LOGS · r-:co. O\ltl Y MAD<sok BABKA , 59 c COFF£ CAKE 151-ftt UHM, NOlTMllM llOWN BRO_CCOLI 2:29~ FOOD FAIR HAS EVERmHIGI I. DoHle U...s 2. Exira Be11t' Cnpdia , . 3; Low Everyday Prices 4. Fritlldlf Senil1 • . -i . &. urge Salaati• 91> "' ' ~1 ,. •• 1}1! Id "' ... ltl It publishes g1QS3:y and in- tellectual j o u r n a It , and dlstt:lbutes television films . The Voice of America broad- ca!ts 810.program hours 1 week ln rl Ian~ . WIENERS . PWP Meets On Saturday "IJttl• Las Vegu, "J.!ool< Carlo or Reno")" the them• for the Saturdl1 meeting ol the West Orqe County Oiapter of Partofl wilhout Partnert CPWP). The eveol will be btld at 8282 L a m b • r t , Huntlngtan Beach at 1:30 p.m. It 11 open to all PWP members and • guesta, jl:Olpecbvr members l1ld 1lomnl. - .. 1 -DOf.ltt.I l~y, CttlP STA.MI'S ,. ' ·~~~·SS~ IUOU-1Wotftl-$lKIO HAM.+oL 29~ LOAP,... ' ·r • • .. • • ( » DAILY 'ILOf ¥cc: Action •• -Survivors Battle ' . GO LR NG .A LJ. WITH ,./lll«J/;d, ,_'~ ::l\liJ-------·'---""" ..... -"!' ilHAT 'CAUSES SLIClD Sllllftl ·For Hi-LoHorwrs lllu1trollon 'I dil1ram• a major eauu of •li<fd aho!L No:t• that th• fin• of th• 1wln1 llt;r)h• cl~b -· ocrooa t~ to...-t u .. In tl\J ~ I ara. Thia. puti a cut. on ,th• ~•II thlit ch to •p1n cl~>tl•o on~ thus mov1 _from loft to fi1ht. 'IV cloo of Loil Edel and B'*'? Elko win battle Ruth ll.-11¥f Helen Sulhorland !"I~~ Santa Ana Women't CIUli annual portnen HI-lo ~ Frid<y In Ibo llnab tlte( survivinl 1 Held of 28 Wldenl. 'l'bey tee all at 9,04 a":rn. ~ cooaolalloa !Uahl cham· pioolhlp ,.m cet under way at t:U with June Drury and Bel .. Ptrke meeting Ibo team o1 l'nncel Schmid and Pat Foaatll. Ceata Mu• .'IJJI ltlCMd ~ull Women'• C1.~P9 are under Way..Jt Ceola M.,. Goll and C<lw>)lY Club wilh Nadine Mau in the ~ of defend-1"'11u uu.:"·--. Oil~ ·cootenden lo !he croti\ are Martha Ciampa, H~I Webster, Vl Hoekins, Dofi>lhy O"Leary and the de~~ champion. J(tlday'1 besl nine event in WO!jl'.l.'en's club action wu won by,JJ,ve.me Forrester 10&-l.MS (31-ih) followed by Hazel Webster's t7·1U3 (40) and H~ at 101·1.....,. s:.<ond fli&bl booot.· .... capiur<d by Bev Battistoni'• !lt-11!'1$ -(3S) followed by Mer· ril~Dungan's 100-~17 (3SY.). gUse Stipes won the third lligbl wllh a U&-1W2-(tG). ,aP.k · Bartos~ took low iwfl: honan tn the men's club eW on Saturday With a 711. Jack Towle and Pat Kalama were second with '791. In the low net division, Tom England WM on top with an 80-lz.&. Second, with an 19-20-61, wu Ket¥!iarris while Glen Freese (86--15-71) and Jack Frazier (83-10-73) followed. The s o u t h e r o callfornla ....,PGA Assistants Goll tourney is acheduled for the Mesa c8ille on Monday with action over 311 bole11 slated for the Lake coune. .Am Barber is the guest ~er at the evening aw#J!s. Barber la a former N~Qqnal PGA champion. . , , •....,Jao SJ srl,. .. NI)'• less than 41 members of 1lie Raoc:ho San Joaquin '1 club are still hi the g far honors in the club president's cup cMinplonshlps after one round of adtion. Stl.U in contention are Covel AJ!<n, Bob Mantfteld, Doug Tet'ty, Joe Kolyosld, Bob Ber· rymali, Harold Sproul, Bob Hanson, Phil Waldner, Bill Hac°kley, Dutch D 11 saver , Frank Beckman, Jim Youn&, " -, _ 'tan guards J:avored T.ln y Southern Caltfomia College ol Cotta Mesa is fa_vond to win Its accond atraJght Golden State AtbleUc Asaoclatl.on cross c o u n t r y cbir9-Pionship this Saturday morning in Loa AnJeles ' Grif· nil\ fark. Tbf! Vanguardl upped the~ seuon record to 26-2 by whit>" plng,Calilomla Blptllt College and • Los Angeles Baptiat CC>IMce in a triangular meet in ~ha.II. =Phillips, !he V s' top runner, ran aw from the field to remain inbeaten in conference: corn- petlUon. J Murray ol SCC Wa! and Ilia: brother Glen ourth. Other pla<:eo for 500......, Slim Slltam (fifth), Jerry Rinker (mth) and Jim· my Coon (aevenlh). ·- Marv J-and Nortn Pallett. Also Bol> llubbu\I. .11111 Rl!· ter, Hal Schreur, .Gord.on Imler, Rick Thomas, Jim Jloll, Joe Klapper, Jim DaPule, Doo Barney, Adrian 0 ' Neal , Ch¥1u McFadden, Hal Smllh and Andy Hedl>loni. .. Ray Sdlwunbotn. J I m ; W"elgel, Jlm Walbridge, v>rc Harrington, Don Boucher, Carl -Bob Kelney, Bob Lopes, Hal Shaw. Frank ·, Grace, Kell ~ and I Paul~ , And Kim DeNDeld. Bill Winter, Pat Wade, Ned ' Traham, Herb Mlriln. Gene McDonnell, Robert Clemons, Bill Clark and JlmMlller. They are (?allped in three fiight.. In Saturday'• low net event ln men's club action, Hackley llnisbed with a 611 for flrlt place honors wllh Young ,.. cond .. 611 and Rfl\er lhlrd wllh 70. . r ,, ·, ·~--~6' \ ...__ ' . \.ll'~E OI' :· • .. ~ ~:::;;TA'lt~LINE _· • B-'\.\. ioi.1&f41' . . ; . ' lllustraUon ,2 1hows .th• ty~icll oddress f!Osltion • of on1 who 1lleu. Such • Solftr natur•lly alma io .tho loft to "ploy for my Ilk;•." ~y Id ainin1, how· -·~ ' ' . ~C11<'- T-'R6ET \.INE M"'"T\111t\. • -, . eve;, h• 1ll1n1 ·his shou~ers in 1 m1nner-f1c~n·1 to tht l1ft-th1t 1neour1ee1 uectly tht same swing line th1t e11u1es 11\cin1. Hi Is, in effect, pro~okin1 o 1lic1 .bY 1ll~ln1 fqr It. • 'GoHtra .. who ali<• would b1 muc!I btttor off by alignin1th1ir •houldor~•· tht rishi (lllus!r•ti!"' #3) so that their n1tur1l Jwin1 lint put&. an OPPOJ!te-or hook-spin on the ban. ' ... l~ NAn...,. .,.. ... Your pll)'Vll lied fM fourth wit!i 7is. · 'nw!y were Allen, Trahan'I, Jay· Swift and McDonnell. I The -gnral Newpor1tt L...-..--.---------------' Invitational ill set for Monday. Information and detalll ol. the tourney can be obtained by calllnc'&U-tw and ukhlg for the Pro Shop. Featured in the tourney will be video tape replays of the action on television. Mesa Vet"de El Camino Tops JC Ratings; Bucs · lOth ldel and Wally BiviNI and Somebody up there -tn the Perry Stephens took first N~ Ca11f0mla annt•Y - place in Sunday's event -niWit' . like oranle c· 0 a s t the Jack and Jill tourney at Collegt. M~~e~I ~-131 beat oot Deaplte the Pirates' 21..0 the quartet of Lester and blankin& at the hand! of Santa Cecile Schwal1er and Carl and Ana last week, Orange Coast Gloria Bowden by two strokes. hu f.ailen back into the. top Dave Hel.lman leads after IG ranklnp of California's two rounds of the .~~ club 1 jun! u champioMhlps with a t45. arae or co eges, ac- ln seicond place L! Don cordlni to the Junior Colle1e Crowell with a 146. Athletic Bureau In San Mateo. Collegi vaulted into the Second position after It. stunning IS.I! victory over deferidirig Mate chamPton Fullerton. · Bakeisrleld It ·third in the ·new poll while P'Ullerton is noW fourth. . . Orange cOasi, now s-3 'on the aeuon, ls' lied frir toth wlth Santa Monica and Citrus. ~ The rJnkiNI. for what . ~y'n Worth: 1. l!I c-IM lMI Defending champion Bob But, Santa Ana, which bas 2. s.~ P>Mto cc 11 .. 1 Balley (Los An&eles Dodcen) Jori only once In eight tames, . ! =~~~J , .iJ back in the pack with a 'f!'i. left out of the ranldnp ~. l!nt L•_Aftileln 1r .. 1 158 after 36 holes. a}tn .. ether. . •· l<rn,. cc (4-tl rf'~ 0 J , .._, "'& ?.i U.. ... di CC f .. b-lf t• Al\I , ..... __ 6 I 11--IS 1--1 Cad't El Camino, undefeated in 1. 011bl1.'nlleY'11·H wcMHft (Ml ....., l(tT•N '· ei ~tlll! · eJ.dtt games contlnutd to bold .. •. c.t. llf'!f19·$1iii\"'"" c1.11 • c ... <Hi•.w...--,-,. ! •1 • 't:" Ii" ' ' 10. Cltrvl ( .. I) ····~. M!triollt G G I • Count Yogi, a trick ahot oa to the No. 1 sJ19l in. the ON-c-t cwi . ~· 1cdM1 b•w Wll i. t21. artist from Hollywood, will be ratln,p, but San Diep Clty """ Mena cc , ... 21 ~1~A¥-ll'MU t.. s.c..,.i featu~ a! lr(ine ,~;p.m-.. ....:.=:..:...;:_ __ .....;:_....:.._=:c=...;.......;_.....;... ___ _,_~~,,..,..-.....,-~- tcy Club &!ftday at liOOll when he and ladles' club :hplon, Dee i;>ee Wblte, .will y. nine . ho!,. aiaintt club Ralph Evans and a low handicap player from the men's club. At 2:30 he will give a show at the ~ arta for the childrezl of club members._ Seacliff Tbe Standlrd Oil Co. gall tourney 11 slated for Saturday wllh '1$ upected in the fold. Slartlng time It. t o.m. SJaoreeliff• Dick Martin bu been ap. pointed bead~ professional at Shorecllffs a c c o r d I n i to General Manager Jlm Perrin. Martin was most recently with Brentwood Country Club. Along with hls teaching, 1 Martin has taken over the management of. the Pro Shop. Tho Or•n91 Coast's Most Complet. 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A IOI: .,..._ ......... .,.... .... ...... , ........ .. -~--~ ..... ........ , A&T CAU.Y1L11 Ill.II A&t lltl POUi A&T lflNN llJe!Nil .... .a .•• MUT Mn.t.1 lltll , :;.:a:slnl'-IM 11 .. IHO s 11 s· 45 na. 111LU You'll find ex,ert help et NMl'a-.34 yeen •f ski knew ..... ' • . GdM Opponent ~ Holland Praises Buy3 Pay for Buy 3 JAX ~out Beef or JAX HamSanl{wiche. and pay !or ol\ly 2. (3 delicious ~wichos only $1.38) '1Ai.11:ou1: hef hal0 captured ah th• dellciow OavOr of f'Ml,wuttm ~1._ open pU routi_nt. 1 •We~wilk·•oe,...m•UfH}ecncl.Rout Beef, alow~fire oooked to hep all she 'ft•"f'OI' tMled I.; .u.. it ~-,. hlfh aNI ...... ii pijllilg he« •• • fnak.lJUad ..uM""" J:i-.11"• chooM'J'O'llf OWll "fia:iJiia" ie """your .... -Jll leibec:u• ~~ JAXHoritndiah S.uce, n:. Thurs., Fri., Sat .. 14 15 -1+ 51111. .17 LEGAL NO'l1CE IAll 11n IU,1!1110. COUllT 01' TH• JTATI Of' C.t.L~llNIA !"Oii Tiii COUNTY 0,. OllA"OI! ... .... ~,.11 NOTIC• OF "IAlllMO 01' F•TITIOM 1'011 P'llOaATe 01' llOl.OOftA,.MIC WILL ANO 1'011 LITTlllS 01' AO. MtM!STllATIO" WITM-TMl·WILI. AM· NP:•O E$1el'9 of .CHl!:5TEll M. CHA,.LIN. 1t1.,J:. M .• CHAP'LIH..-•k• (Her CHA~IN, 1k.1 MYllOM C. CH.t.fl'l.tN. Oe.:e19ld. NOTICE 15 MElll!BY GIVEM Tlltt 1.111&• E. Chutl" 111' flllol Mr.," 1 petlfi91! fot' Probtlt ff Moloeruhl< WH1 11'111 for ln11111e1 Ill Lltfoerl ol Adml"l1fr1111!1 Wl ..... T~WUI A!inPed II IM "*""-'' r.tttel>QI fl> wllkll 11 me1l9 for fllrtfllr "rtlcv1'n. 11111 ""' 1111 11"°'' el!CI plae-of llttrl"' fl!• Hml ~ti IMtll Ht !or Mo"tlrrlbw 2't !ML If t ;30 '·"'•' !" 1111 COU"'-" of DtH.m;....I No. 1 of .. Id court, 11 IOI N. 8f'Hdw9y, Ill ttll Clt'r <rf $enl1 Ar:oe. C1ntorl\l1. D'lttd: N&IM\btt 11, 1MI W. E. ST JOHN, County Cl!!rt.. COOkSIY, SCMUMACMI .. COL•MAM & MIMAllO lU T ..... c-lrJ 11 ... , Or...-. C.ltf. '1UI T.,t 1710 141-41111 ... ....., .......... If'. 'ublbhed Or111P CNd 01!1'1' ,.lie!. ~ ll. 14 :II. I lNUI LEGAL NoTICE IU,l'.1tt6lt coJ~-TM• lfATI OF CAL11'oa'N1.\'\.:i11 TMI COUMTI' 01' 011 .. Ma• "'· ..... 1m 01.011. TO IMOW CAU1• ,t.pphCetloft of CALVEllT GLEASCIN WELP'OTf Jl<or Cllllnte of N1fl'll. WHEllEAS, CAl.V!l.T G L EA I 0 M Wl5Lf'OTT, ••Ileen!, ~11 fllM •~ .... 11Heiilt0r> wlttl 1111 Ci.rt Cl! ltllt CDUff lo4' 1" ol'dlr dwlntlnt 11•lkl~l'1 ,,.,,,. from CALVERT GI.EASON Wl!L,OTT 1• CAl;.Vf!llT Gl.l!ASON weL,.UTT1 fl IS OllOEllf!D lt\11 1tt ,.,._ 1 ... tlrnltd In tto1 1!11¥1-iftHtttd rn.ltlr .... PMr lllfcr1 tl\11 eavn 11 '"311 A.M., on Dece!'l'IM• 13, !Hf, !" ttil Court,_ ol °""~! 1, et ltl M. l~IY. (HY of $111t1 Ant, CIUllt'I' DI Or1 ... 1, 11111 ol Cllltoml1, el!CI J.how c.1u ... If • ...,, wtw lhl lllll!llkltl«I fv dwl"'I of Mll'll tholilill net bl '''"tic!. IT 15 l'UllTHEll 01.DEl.EO ll'llt t COf>1 o1 ttll1 Order T11 5l!ow C1"" bt l'Ubll1hld I" fM 0P1Ulll• c ... 1t 0111'1' ,flot, 1 MWIH..,. f/I •-••I dl'QllllJon 1rlnmt fn the County of Orantt, lltfl ol Cl1111'1'nlt , _. I Wlell tor low (4) WC• ~YI ~ 11rlor It 1111 lift .. I ... hetrlritr 1hl tNllulkMI. DATED: Od. 29. IHI 1.08lllf '°· kNEELANO .lvdt• of 1M ' "-*' (MWt Wl!Ll'VTT AMO OICAlAlll Aflitrlwtt 9' Ltw ~,.........,.,w .. .., '" • .., E9'lftl ~ • """ m ............ c.lflnN fmll , ......... 11111 $41•1"6 .l""'9tn "' """"-~ Orl'lfl c ... , 01lh' "liot. ~ ,, .,.. KwM!lllr 7, ,.. 11. lNt ,..,... LEGAL NOTICE I • • • • ·Start Your . Engines _$f by Deke Hou/gate -McLarm .... nrnu1dnii bow -II la lor ... amaU ccuntry -New Zeabond -to pod&lco .0 many clwnpicm In ~ apart. McLarm bimMlf prol>ably baM lbe llat, IOllowed cJOlely by 1117 world rhampkm Denbo Hulme llld Ferrari la<lory c1r1 .. r Cbril Amon. But ln the world of motorcycle ' racm,, New Zelland r•tel evea hlgher in the volume producpqn ,of cb'1DPl_ont. We'!e 111!1 a couple of the best In our mldll lhe Jul cot1ple-ol weeks, Iv_., Mauger Ind Barry BrJaa. Between them they have woo world cbamplcmbipo tho lut ltve years In a row. . ' ·Ne~rt. Top.Seed In Polo If anybody Oil thil side of the Pacific caa name the prime minJ.Jter of New 1.ealand, be bu &o wm-t ifl a COftlUlate 10mewhere, but who'haan·~-beartl ot one of these fellows? Throw In the great mlier, Pe'ter Snell, and tile dlltanco Def~ Clll' water polo runner, Murray Halberg, and aporilmanlhip bu it aver llalesmanlhlp banda dowa. The naUooal .,.,ooI al New Zealand cbampion Jiewport lllrbor lh"!ldn' be a Kiwi bin!. It should ba a winged fool witll mp 8chool bas been ~ a camabalt lllctlng out al it. • ed In the 1911 pboyolfa llld Brlgp la ao popular In EncJaad, where bo Uvea -of • bu drawn a 'bye In tile llnt tile time, that h• almost Wtll the "athlete al the year" n>WJd nut Tu~y. award in 1987. He will narrowJy beaten: in public ballottng Another Orange Cout "area by tile captain of Britain'• World Cup aoccer ~ power. lrvlne League cJwh. team. Briggs la 1 pr<i..,looal motorcycle rider, whlcb In tile pion Corona de! Mir Illa bu U.S. might quallly him for a bit part In an Elvia Praley drawn a llnt. roubd i.,e. The movie, but ln Europe mates him an internatlooal bo<o. ·Sea Klnp have been -ed The 33-year-old New Zealander auppiem-bit wlnnlnp tliful In the ......,.,.. by dlatrlbutlni motorcycles for a C..Cboolovaldan nm., Jawa. In the aeconcf rou!"f al tlMt So he's a rich hero, not a hobo wearing a ~lick leethOr twmoment, N~ will. _p•-· jacket and a length of chain tied around bit mlddle.' • · •• ,.... _, McLaret rectom that the orfc1n of ,. DllllQI good per1ormera tlMt winner al lbe Ramoaa In motor sport ii that racing became tumendoualy popular flt Upland 'VI Cl a rem on t 1n his country 10 to 15 yean ago. 1 ·• _ match wblle Corona del Mar "Every boy rich er poor could afford a bike, lf be couldn't faces the aurvfvor al the afford a car," McLaren aid. "MOii al them lite care al . Anaheim· Bal,sa Grande - their own machines, and Urll 11 good uperience for lat.er tut. Costa Mesa face1 Temple on, when they become profeuional racers." City in another tint round McLaren and Hulme got to Europe the euy way, winn1ng match. otipeads from the New 1.ealand Grand Prix Ann. apeclflcally · Finl round p a Ir In I a: set-up to advance the careen of promising countrymen. With Ramona or Upland va Clare- B.rlggs, it wasn't so euy. moot; Beverly 1D111 VI Santa 0 1 saved me a few bob wcrklng in an abbatoir pactiD' ,Marla; Fullerton or Sunny kidneys and doln ' oUter measy jobs 'when I wu a teenager," Hills VI Servtte; Temple City he confessed. An abbatolr, to ·be a lltue more arapblc, 11 VI Costa Mesa; Bqrbank: vs a slaughterhouse. ' IA Serna; San Marino VI La At 16 Briggs caught the steam.er for Europe, but when be Puente; ~ VI Bolaa got to Australia the ship was damaged by fire. Thia delayed Grinde; Foothlll VI Rlvtnlde his sailing to England by. tlu'ee weeb llld Uled up . mall Poly. of hill puny resources. · . "My friend Ronnie Moore (another aJJ.time motorcycle racing great from New Zealand) left after t ' did. He flew to England, broke his ankle in a race, healed Up and waa back racln• before I arrived. ·"· '· ' . "I was so broke when I sot ~ I simply bad to do well to survive." Briggs lost his world title this :Yea? ~to Ma111er1 -.dlldf is pronounced "Major." 'Ibat II, Wuea you throw In the proper accent, in wltich case It ii, "My~jer."· * * *' Last oammer "Big Daddytt Doe G~ llJ!,..llle . ~ speed or zo mna: u Har 1a dte .-•iflllle • ~ m., and 1>ackocl It op wt1la a ,..... na ., 111.'ll .-.µ. I''' the offlclal drq raclaJ neerd, delplle tile uul ....... It alum clock t1m1a1 • ....,. -_, -1.,..W MCI 1lnce then? J· , ' Pro Q.ge Standings "Aelu.Uy," tlMt Florida swamp nl e:qilaiaed, "I ~ 1'f the end of the l1rip on ~ nM ud tlY froai e.d. ••• to the ear. Tbere area't 1-t hro • ~ . .,ftrtpl: ...... coantry capable of 1topplq • ar after ,M lii:ta-Ml, ud &liley're all way tat la lite stk:b." ~ l "':·, e- Garlill clelma !bit all modenl'~ otnpi'iia-fe ~. shutdown areas, and dlat Jae lau ilNtJlll ~ ... lilt Ml '" m.p.b. ever me. bit upe"'-11f -' ' • • • ''I'm concentn.tlq ea .,...., •• ""'' ui •~ _..,.i ,_to lilt I.st (oecoodl) before ' llle --i' 'tljo, ,..... U .. t..,. do oometlllnJ •boat the ,.-. ot '!118 .... ol , tM ilr.,.; I am aot bo ..... tod ho .lop apeed Mt """'•lie ·-. ' GatUtl Aid loa1er dlatdtwa·; aria are tltt -, ...;,.. left. Brat,. are Olreacly kdlnc op doe ..-, u4 .. - a braktn1 parachute Uaat .... jtetl Mm te· fl'll' w the G'1 of deceler.Uoa already. • I "11'1 jaot lo bud Oft tile llodle 'l'lley'n lobol lo -lo 6 tometllhic to the strips." . •·. • GuUtl recommenda addlq a •••t..wtn ., • ., . tt a mutmam of !,OM fl, w ~ ..,_ ol a ..... lo the avera1e oae-UU milt ,of ~ ana It .. _. el. mOlt 1trtp1. . Incidentally, be 11 compledq '111 1ldl Jell' ef ndq, l11 ~ campalp u • toartn1 ,... nll ien .. '°"""' '15,IM lilfla: to auend '5 eveats, ftiin Ill avenPf Ueit fov puw each. b ether wonk, GultU tnYellll a illduet tine a.mes aroud tlte world for .......... Uh 41 mDe. ti ltti& ' * *' *· There la 1 clique In USAC chlmplOlllti!J> .~. It dldni start aut that . way, and therl'• ~ aMbblfll abo\11 . U. The elite group II calied tile ''yaunc -·" I "'" to Biii Vukovich, Gary -lllke MOiioy llld Bnlce Walkup. They're all rookies tn the champ trail. " • What's lnlettstlng ii thal all lour men Ila•• a tolol ol 55 years racing a:perience anil an aven.ae ap · d. 14. Tht reason ii that they all Cllitt,,up, tlimlP p-tarll, IJ\reeoqwtor mldgell or jalopy compellllon. Walkup lllrted tile )'(lllll(UI ~ when he wu· I years okL l ' He 11y1 quarter-midget rocJnl, for boyl 11 1V'lllC 11 5, II curr«iUy eojoying a populJlily ourp. lje'hl&b!J recammendl tt for future racen and belltnl ti ii a wlloleane ac:tlvily fury.......,.. "It's a .,...t WIY lo get 'lract llV¥)'' wJ>en,,.. ~ ,....,,, ~nd It la.Chea young kid& to mpecl llllCblnery. I think It matea them bdtee drlvera and bet!« cJU-I-GO. * * * (Deb Haolpto .. be -111 7:Jt ,_._ PIT ,,_ ... ,. • "lalldo llpwta -Aolo lladq'' -DI -.. be -IM Aqtles.J . ·--. ~ Prep Cro~. Country ------~-'- --· ---T_,, ·-- • Water Polo . ReSul ' .-s • • -"' ,_, •• • ) • 'JliWldat, HcMmbtf''14, 1968 .. ·~ .... 1-..:..·,. • Hayes Hits 54,:;, Stram Apolo~ LOS ANGELES -Mld- dlewelgbt Rocky Hernaadu, accl1hned u one of Medco'• leading llcbt proopecll, ....... Tony Valentin of Bo Ito n tonight In tlMt 11>-round main event at the Ol7mpic Aadltorlum. Valentin, lormer/y of Long Beach. clalm1 the New England !ID-pound dlW!on tt· ile. He moved to tile Eut Coast In llSS. Hernandez: bu won 18 matchel, ltoppinl: -19 op- JJOD'!>ll. ValeOtln'I -.! is 11-5, -• tnoetouts. c • Iha Hurlll °"'· ~ In n. ' .,, ...... ·~ "' Nl!W YOllX -A Dulplv ... a.._• llle IAI i.u Dmr'•r~ •"• • "" 9"• ••• t ....._ ,,..... .. ,, .......... ., ...... to ........ JIO\lldiJ -... 111-111 ........,. ........ lllltt; SAN JOSE -Bob Jacbon of <>ranao County appeara' to ha"" tile bes! chance al wlj> nlng the IMl lndhldual r\llhlq UUe In t1>e ContlnenW l'J>Olball Leap. Only JI YOrda iaparall tile top l«lr rualtan. lacbon, who liM netted m farda ID I'll Curiel, ~. clllly . two· yards lbead lif ~ BIUWll of Norfolk. lacDoa baa the bes! abot at .tile rualilnil crown becallle ·lill team baa two lllDll rerminhq;'wbUe lllOll of Iha other clubo bava clllly -· ... ... ' . ~--~~-~ ~""",,.. "'~ .... -...... -r :l\Z.'1:1- )EJ.Jnr fE, ~ 7/Qll ~ 1lJN A JNlrP.Dlf I/Iii NIY ""'1'r Jl;ll.f" • • ,. HOUSU POil IALI HOUSIS l'OR IALll Clellor1l ltOO Gontnl 100t FHA. VA & COllvenlienal Call 961-2929 anyday. boiw.n 10 & 6 I - B/B CUSTGM-OllAl,ITY 5-dilnt , For A ... wel7 OCEANt:RONT CORNER DUPlU Fabuloul coutlibe Niew. 4 bW'ooma upper, 2 lledrooml IaMr. Bullduw cedar """" Pd· Great rental attL Aalr:· 1EV S85,00J. . lay & lffc:h iMfty, Inc. 202$ W. Balboa Blvd., NB 673-9200 Ev11.-54M7,1S ' IO _$$$ DOWI GGM·-*-. BR +-..... -1,. ...... l .. IMD ldtch ... 'P""" lolk~ ..... --......wtw-·-..,.,_, --wtttl........t ... .... """ Only l:rl.5111 • ..,.,. kl)' nu with Mmb..n dowo. llURRYl ' lt!J l'\I I ,\\11111 ~I \\i\\11\\ • I \ ' I \ < • :tar.I a,k<r, c.v. ---_, ____ _ john macnab IA VCR.EST -· ll&llt ~ -·. --.-Uv!na -----.... )'ud, -coadJ. ' tion. Flnt time offered. See tllls --...... ••••...•.••.•..•••• ·:. m,soo ORANGl·COUN'r'l'i' • l.AllGIS1. ' 293 l.11thSt:6464494 .l'OOl; HOME -' s21;1so Hen 1l your cbuce 'tD tab ~ al an .otl. ..... price GO a 'lo'J!' 3 bed! ..... • bath. P09L ..,..e. CM .. -... -.... -Jl3I ,per """'"' .. __ .... _ .... 'TRY orPIR 111\--nt.Bt.11 ~let u.tncnn. -~ .... lot. llt$1. ' ' -.111M llMI 111111 cl'- 100 ~ ..... Bmt, Bania -WHD .. MOllliH • cw ...... "'--Clll --, Neu O)Sl'A MESA. PARK '~~::= lwobatbplua--room. bocne. Wall to wall · carPe~ ever H1W FLOORS. Bullt-ip l'&lll8 and oven .. plenty cupboard I p, a C e. "Nicely lan<llcaped y!Ud, ~ ...... do. om, $27,900 EuY """" ., submlt . F .ff.A. or Q.L OFFERS!! . 642-77TI ' 19IK Harbor Blvd., C.M. Open Evet. . ------ THE QEAL E.STATERS ----- 4HDROOMS . l'OOL · $30,HO MESA Dll. MAR. sea- • -· 24"'1h. -roam, -Heated Pool home. &.~LOAN•-30 yt, wtfb ~y 10% OOW!f. 2 STOIY + IOOL ,iSBll.3~ ...... e.;: -JliCll ..... ... i l'LUS a.:... -1'11b _,tdwri. balb•B•.rm. '~ O>IQ.llO .._ """'· .... --~-I 4 I ) l ~se:s FOR SALIJ, • caon.ral \ooal ;;~ Counlry Club Dt : , ~eta Verde 4 BR 6 ~~ room d~ homl!. n.m. -with ate muter bedroonl ' · t• ' ~ atrium garden. Call~~ tt> lee tbia executive ~ $42 500 "":r' I td~'Jf NowpOft'H ,,.. •t ri}{:r) Vldorlc r~ 646-11"'11 .j]' lrl;r'f -=-- " '. Real fsl1te ·· '" '"' S"I I •f>,,.1 • espeop e -ti ,,~ '.)9:;. All replies contlden~ 1 ·( Pleaae call: ,, ·~· Art c•~-ett! ' .... u. '}'-"f\ Bilbo. B1y ,-r. Propo)'ll11 673-7420 ,, ' 1 ) l OWNER 2.~ \ WANTS ACTI"'t\I 3 BR 2 batha. """""""""' beautllul ...... ln "' CM. Built-in., fanti\!I ' ' fireplace, hardwood' floors. double garage, heavy !hake toot, beautllully l~ ....... $25,!liO. By ~. 'Jtment only. ";ooENMY"lf 10212 Ascot Circle,: , w-a. 3 BR T-.,.,.1,.itb J~I baths. Beautiful iQ~ House A 35x60 heated ,Pd' + wading -Only S\'.liOl Payments leU than ,.,.,._ Lowest maintenanCe t~ : 1 5f5·5880 I 1 • f (11e1reinema theatre) L.l,.EGE REALTY 1500 Adm9 at Hir&Or,r.M aL\RMiNG Duplex -1 BR ea apt. Rnrlg., r&n£'el "' Many Extras! 2 car eantl:• w/laundry, waaher. £xt?a 1 Jlbower .l ~t. Beautiftlll,1, lab.d1caped .• au.tO: IPtjrjders. I d e a I ' · ~ employed couple with • tn.. la,._ for 2nd apt. Inq, at 251 Broadway, CM. - NOW'S T • TIME "-FO ' ·QUICK CASH TllOllH lllLtPIL WAIT Al RMlll • " ~'!ll[lll".'!!11!1!!9'1!1.!191••9111111•11111111!!""•~--........................................ .,. ........ ,,. .............. -.. ----........ ------~---··-~~------. ....... -. • ,. • ...... -., •• •• . .. ' ' . ' • •. • • • • • I ~ • - \ .-• _.l..J. I •. ' . ---' · -• t r)"' . I • . NO MAmR wHAfi~ey're'.111. t~ltJ!larket.(ir• i;w read~ find tlie bAILY PILOT is, t~e best ·:-,. ;• .. , ' place to put the bite on bargains~ And'they''dci tf with the same gusto as the gourmet htrJ :: showing how much ~e appreciates the wam cif the famed Alkmear Cheese Market in The Netherlands. You don't heve to travel so fer.~o. fine! good things to eet, nice things to weer, new eppliences et bergein prices, e rea.I car' ~ll'r'7-0t even e chunk ,of chJeH. Just shop the ."1111tch~ir merket,";ihe one . our -ecfvertjst,!'J•liver t.o y,our c(oor·eve,.Y day. ..,.f . .-. . • , ' ·t ' ' • I • • ~ t • " .. r • • •' .. ~ . ' . • '. • . . ' .. • • I .. . ,,.. . , " II ,'I#,>• . . • • • • ~ -.. -"'---.. - ----·····--------·---·-tttt 7 = • • ,,.,, ~ . "· . • • ' ~. ,,, I· -~. • .. • • ' ' •• •• ( - • • . ' . . I • ·- ' • -.. ~ ... . • •• I ''" ' . ........ ·' .. • • • ~·· • .. HOUll ~el I~ -. n... ~ :: Exocui Tiuly ct 2500.., c.., CBJ(ol\ PAV • m NEW With~ ,.,,,. J lllr .... ·-"" tl " w' " Owne<tr ( bedn .... ,.,, built-in ...... .. _ your .. ..,.,.,,, $49,950. ~ ~ »l.l " 64&-1711 -lnc1 2.2 II S'2.10 mo 2 BR I O.lux 3 Dvp -On l 6-3 IJ """ No Ud Near nr +!om foyer, out R fut. N Joe a. II eoww. .. "';! == • If y ••• than "' tbe ... c Cor YOU'[ If,.. Sall 31. llalllo • =:Ill Nr. t t@ ...., .... -111 .. ... .... -ltof i =- 'EE 1 ·?·-····-...... 0 a rt a. O'' 77' 9 22 ' .. • • --~----· e I e If Yoil CJin Rnd . . • A Mter Buy than w~ haw-/Juflt u.ted on tbe ... ...,. lhe - Chon I Roof Nr. ·-• -. } ( I I I I I . I I . \ • I I • ' t Private eDtqmr;e. near bath. Men only. After 3:30 $40 mo. * 5'8-3i96 ROOMS S15 wk. A 1111· &di.. __ ;n.so .... ~.- Newport Blv., C.M. 5*4755 . ' • " .. • • '4 •• ' I J s4;4 Q $ pyr SW QiW9 ¥''P'£'f1'9 ~:S:Wi44W'l•-:S ~Ma pilllAIG'Wl•Cfiiio;;;.:J; ... ;-•I~'"""'--•-'' f"...V ' SOC(S .......... Avo. Nowpori looch, Coll!. hiw•I .,,.,t\lnity •111pl•y•t -M & f MAY CO. Soultt Cout l'lou U33 Brlitol St. CN11- I SooLukoWoocl [OUllS U:Dll,-co. 1 C. PBIMEY CO. Nowpon ... od'J llu_ ... • Janltorlal Mal"'-"C• & Buffers 24 F11hl0h lolond ... ..... -, .. ........ ll·OR OVE~ * APPLY IN PftRSON * SNACK SHOP· No. 1 1444 E. Co1st\'Hwy. Corona del Mar 673-91150 ~~----_ ....... __________ ... --.... ___ .....__ _____ ~------·-----------.-..--~--------~~~---------.. ~ .. . 'C, • --- -II"! car. ~ -""" Gr I J -• - Wm .• "-' --,... 11'111 "" Ha --• -- Pl I J 642 -• . ... 4)1 a; J -111!1 ~·--- · cQ.YAL CO. - . 11t1t a "-"· 'c.t•--2201 .li.W.~ ........... -L.---- --- ---~ ----------'---"'-'-""--•' l t \ I ~ I f I • • ' ' - I I , • • • '!'l" .... -... ..,..-:-----.-..----~-o--:-:---·--,.-~,.---.-,.-.,.....,.....--------~,...·----.... ~-.~~---~---·~-------~ -~-' ---.. -~ -,-, ---------- • • BY Own«. l!K7 WhWll' Sunloungtr with fl:y hrtdl:r, many utru. Mind cond. MW otff!r. SM at 16200 Mariner I>rm, H. B. Efts. 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