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Plane Crash Kil.I·s,
19 ·in Snowst9;r;fu..
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.K '_1_.~ J • • • • ~~~x ·to .·Marry ..
Wi~'ark'~ •Daughter
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Sandy
Koufax, one ol base~ll11 tinmortals and
One of the m0&t ellg\ble bachelors in
the country, is going to ·get married.
T Ii e 32-yur-old former Lo s' Anaeles
!lodaW • 'Piicher Slid be ...u '••&'8ed fu ,....Mal ~ the daUchfor '•f ai:t<il"l\RIW'd-Wldmatk. ·" " -;.. .
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SAIGON (UPI) -Communist gunfire
violated the allies' Christmu truce 80
limes in the fin( JJ hours, kllling o n e
American 'and ·wowidloi 38, rnllltary
spokesmen said today.
~ termed 25 of. the violations as
"s1gillflcant" and aald allied troop,s fir:
""' back had killed 22 guerrillas.
• The 24-hour allied truce btlan at 6
J!.m-'-Christmu Eve. '!be Communists
bad aald thef. ~ -.Ve I 72-hour
!'<aie-fire Iha! ~JI hdurs earlier ..
U.S. camps f-Ille d<nillllarheil
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Puco on ·..th ..,.j.goocl wil ~ .. men.
~ Thu Chrnl"'°' cord, d<do .. d br L1111• Morie C-, 10, cfaMclhlfr of
Mr. and Nrr. Charif• C""'""°W of 15U cf°""" l'laa, Coala Jl•sa, .,.,
Clfciartd I/It v>i"1"" in Ul'Ci< L<n'• ~-Cd C01\lfal Jlllli II Pl'"
Ul<Cql h1<1 .. Unclf f.••'• (rid th• DAILY PILOT'•) olfl<lal wul• grtt•
Ing to all of our rtad<rt. It ii a 111fl!zt4 drowi11g of a wllile c1romk Noll-
oiir tcrrac prt1entcd to Lpft. and her brot1ttr, KtJlr, 8, bv Ut.fir "Aunt
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MIAMI (AP) -ProoldenWlec:I Nlluo
mtted ·With Barbora JIJIO Mocklo r.r
on hour· Tueodly and told Ibo pi:olty
coed he WU In c<Jlllllnl touch With
the FBI durln1 her lfl.hour kidnap ordell
A 1onJ1im< personal frillld of • the
Mltkle family, Nixon chatted with
Barbora and her father, Robert, durlnl
a nClo!IUme visit.
John Bonner, a vice pmlclenl of the
Mackle'• Deltona G<>rp., Aid Rober!
Mackle told him faler Nlxoe -ex· tremel1 bi-tn 'the delaOa of tho
cue and after llstealnt to ButlAra,
told her she should write a boolt about
her ._ienca.
"He llayod at Ille liooue for 1lllhtl1
more tban an hour,'' Rid Bonner. Re
Aid -. .. flllifJy plcmed' lo''lileel
lattt Ill the doy wtlh FBI Dln!ctor
J. Edpr Hoover, staylq on Key 81>
~ aald Roberi Mackle bad known
HllCM!r r.r yura mid tallted With him
fnqutlltly durin& the kldnaplllr. ' Nbon ·a1so la apeodlnr a Christmas
holiday on Key Bllcoyne, 'the subtropical
lsle in Bise.lyne Ba1 first developed
by Frank Mackle ancl Illa brothm. The
Macllea pilde millions developing Key
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The WOllllor -llilbtlcl ollQ'llllCI n.-:u a ..irite-too wblte -and bitllr
"""'Qirillaw Eve acroa mucb·of the
northem half of the oatloo. One ancl
two-fool -· ...,. -In Ibo -~ ancl Cbriltma '1Qlf
m.lcbol u faz -u -Clli·
Night Bef ~r,.e . Christmas • Ill Space ...
• " . SPACE . CEN'J'.E~ ti~ (UPI) -SClenU~lr<\OAUt Harrllon
"Jack'' Sclurild\ l'tjld. the Al'Ollc! I ""w a Chri1bnu poem today that
roclt..ttlie HOUJloo cont;rol roam wllh laughter after the spaceihlp was
safely oo tu way home: ·
"'T'wu. tbe J111bt be~ airisbnas and way ~t In space,. the Apol· lo·a crew had jU1t ~ the ~ race.
"The helclHta ware.mi by the comole wllb can, In hopel that
Chril Kraft J d1recWr of fl1cJil .opel'.811""") IOOll would be lhe:e.
'9nmk Borman was nt1Utd all 1nug In hll ,bed, wblle >lslODs of
reWnmats (reference to stable· member matrix, med In alignment of some navigation !"lulprnent) <1a11cecUn·hll bead. ·
' · "And -Jim L<>vell In bis couch and Anders In the bay wen wrack· Ing their brains over a•computer ~ • · .
· "When out of the lky (compulet1ieyb0ud) lb.ere arose such a clat..
ter, Fl'W sprimg trom bis bed 1o see what ;was the matter. · ·
").way to the. IO:rlanl be llew like a flub to make sure Ibey wenln'I going to crash. · · · ' _ ·
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''The lilllt on the breadth .of the moon's jagged crust, gave a luster
of green ch•• to the gray lunar dust.
"When what lo. tu. wondering ~es should appear, but a Bunna
Shave sign saying 'Kilroy Wu Here.'
':Jilli l'r.aµk .I"•• no fool, be knew pretty quicl\ tllal they'd been
first, this must be a trick. • : , · "More rapid. than ~eta, hll curses Ibey crune, he turned to 11!1
crewmen and called them by name. · .
, "Now L<>vlll, itow Anders, now ~on't lbinl: I'd fall for that 'l!d,jqke
you've written upon the Wall.•
"They spoie 11-0t a word but grinned like elv.es, and laughed at
. their joke In spite olthemselvesc . '
"Frank sprang to bis couch, to the ' ship gave a thru~t, lll)CI-away
all flew past~ gray lunar dust. f · ·"-But we "heard them e:rClalm 'ere they .flew.~ 'round the moon : uMeiry Clµi&tnias to earth. ~e·u be tber9 Teal.soon.!-'.. ~ i
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Church ·-Hippies
~ Spend Christmas . From P .. e l Visit 4naheim ·· . -
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navigating in the a.tea of the moon a n d
that it was easy to locate prominent
landmarkl. 'l'bey surveyed completely a
Bile In the Seo of Tranqu!IUIJ comtdered
a prime landlhg l]lOt and reported:
"It lookl like they ,.lected a good
one."
Borman, Lovell llld Anderl anapped
hundredl of p!>olorraphs of the barren
ttn'aln -on both the front face and
the bacUide which · a1way1 is bidden
from earth.
· These photographs will help select
other landing ·1pots and will be used
to train astrooaull for lunar m.tsslona.
Early Tuesday, Borman rud a prayer
wblch he asked the Mission Control
Ceoltt lo .._.i and present lo St.
Christopher Episcopal Chun:h in Leque
City, Tex., where be is a lay reader.
The pr.ayer, played at a Christmas
servi~. closed with: "Show u.s what
each of u.s can do to Rt forward the
.coming day of universal peace."
On the ev~ telecut1 each of the
three ~ read a part of the
story of · Creation from the Book of
G<nesia in the Bible. ~:conCJuded .the lnspirlnr ~
ll',,From the crew o( "~ I we' ~O/iO
with good . nlehl, (ood lucl:, Merry Cbrlstmu." · ·
For Yule Mass ·
By JACK CllAPPELli
9' ... Dtillr "" ..... • llelplte ·annwnced Chrialmu ... _
tiOftl/' Hllntln&;on Be1eb'1 marebfnl
Teen for Cbrllt were believed ~ ~
today appearlnr at Anaheim'•· st
Boniface Catholic Church dUrinl mUa.
Anaheim police aald about 11 of the
evangellstlc ,...up walked tiilo the cburcii
at 1:10 a.m. today. · · .
The Catholic church WU deacribed
aa "one ol the city'• old establilbed
churches," by police Sgt. R. Records ..
He aald the deportment received ..
._. phone call concerning the hlp-
ple.s. '
"By the lime oWcers got there, mus
WU bre&king up and there WU no trog..
hie: They jual filttted away mlo the
.crdinf," sri. Records said.
No reaction from the church con-
gregation was available.
Early in the week, the group's leader
"Uncle" Dave Berg, 49, said· the aect
would be breaking-up and "going home
for Christmas."
The\ldppi~ -~bad.._ ~. .. . l1llla ~':~
f ~~~ . -~ tbOJad.. ;
I Ille .... p WU Plaimlni abother "1n1111onaey" lhb Sundaji lo .. .. yet uonamed church.
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PUEBLO CREWMEN RETURN ••
the crewmen were beaten while in cap-
livity.
The crewmen, after private reunions
with their loved ones, were taken lo
a. naval hospital where they face In-
tensive qu..UooJnr in the days ahead.
But today -Christmas -was set
aside for Protestant and Roman Catholic
services and a big turkey 'dinner.
'l'be emoUooal airport reunli>n with
their families Tue.sday afternoon capped
a two-day drama that began Sunday
with the crew's release from North
Korea.
The first of tW'o Cl fl Starlift.,rs an1ved
at 1:58 p.m. at Miramar Nava] Air
Station, 10 miles north of San Diego.
"The whole plane went up ln applause,"
one of the men said later. Then the
freed men trooping behind Cmdr. Bucher
stepped fnlm the jell to the tune of
"The Lonely Bull." The Navy band
played It at the Pueblo crewmen'• re-
quest.
Bucher, limping slighUy, went stratpt
to his wife Rose. The 81 other men
followed, slowly, until their wives,
children and parents rushed upon them
with shrieks of joy and tears.
Said Bucher: "How great it Is to
be a citizen of the United States."
Ghost Story Retold
Christmas • Ill Britain More Like Halloween
By 'roM BAIU.EY °' .. °""""""' Cbrlatmu llmply wouldn't b e
Chrlatmal In my nauve Brltoht without
the tellinfl of the tradJUonal (host story.
In all mpecta, the !alive -Ill
the land we 0 exlled" Brltona think Of '° wiatfully at this Ume of yeilr IS
Ideal for the tellinfl of the old boazy
ta.lea of clanking cha.ins, groaning
spec:ten • and the moanlnfl · 1ppariUoos
that Charles Dickens described ao much
belier than I Cll1.
Tbe chill. winter evenln&I draw in
quickly It Cbrlitm8' time. And, lhe
way l remember tt, the adulta uaually
make f<r the flrt:p1ace where a Yule
lofl cr1<k)M and cJoWI makipi fllckerinc
rtllecllOOl ln the nearby brandy ~-
Replete with turkey ad plum J>Uddlni,
the lllllfllted .,...is clance llllwlh the
-·-Ill the pllJeriq twillrhl and tbe)"r9 oaly too tt.ad1 lo llarl-i.w., the old YIJletfde lalle U!ill hoVI .... 1 _ a alllftr down • yalU1I opine.
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--""' ltllO. 'lllej may 111 .. acquired a litllt cJo1o lo the tellinfl
""" 1lW1)' yean, bul I'm oot llcine
In lhlnkln&. that flley ,,. . bued_ GI\ an
ICtul.I occurrence., or chaln ot events.
TRUE STORY
. One BUCb llle 1 kll01' to be true .
rt Involved a very dear friend and col·
1t1sue of mine and, while I wam't
there during the events I'm (Olnc to
l'!lale, I mlsht Just u well have been.
lib word, lo all 1lho knew him, was
lnconteotable.
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Rupert WU a hlrhJY skill~ Fl<tt Street
Joumallll who stemmed !IUD an old
Welah !lmilJ that claluled ldnlbfp With
the rabled Welah cbitnafo OWen
Glendower -hll lllllllriOUll llDeap could
be ttllCed baclc rcr men than 1,000
yean.
And for much ol that Ume, bls family
had held a atun11 Utile !ortml deep
In the hllh Welah valleya. At the time
that I lint came lo lmow Rupert only
three or four rooms of the castle were ·
kept open and only Illa mother and
aun& lived in that very beautlfUl but
very remote Wehhlutne!s.
Tbat'•· how 11 came to hear alKNt
lhe family at>oit-Rupert '1 aunt died
and he .,_ lo Wales klr the l110er&I.
We noticed for tome time after hl1
reblm thal aomethlnr wu trouhlinc him
but we dldn' can lo 'tla..cb oo -t
WIS 00 obvlowilJ tha -tffecU of
hll family beruvtm4iJJI,
ANCES1'1tAL TALE
Admittlll8 ihat lldnp lwf C<i1 ~ Iha
point where he foll he had lo talt
lllout whit bad happened, he broacl)ed
the topic a month or "' later during
• qulei dlMer party lo which three
or four or ua, h11 c0Ueea1.1t11, were Invited.
For lhe first Ume we hell'<! about
lhe Lady Qwlad.11 1111 -or Rupert'• ;.11o leti'ed eoniinonwea10.
rorces durlnt1 the Civil W1r or 114t-4
ind wbo paid ror her courqe With
her urt The 1am11y cf\nlolcta te11 or
how the brave woman poured IC0'1I
.. Cn>mw<ll '1 ttooperl u they entered
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the court yazd or her cuue and of
bow abe wu cut down on Ute apot.
Whether the loddent hu been l'Ollllll-
Ucllad, the maltj!J'<>f4act Rupert couldn't
soy, Bui he dJd lmow lhlt the Lady
Gwladya bu bpi a pn>mise she sup-
posedly made u the lay dlJini -that
she would viatt , every member of the
family on their deathe lo be with them
on that last occulon.
Let's !..,. ft, Rupert and the rest
or blJ ram11y wished lhlt the good Jody
W<lllldn 't talte · Jhe trouble. They could
~ve, so to speak, wllhout the pleasure
of Gwladya' atlendance.
Bat bact to the death of his aunt
ll1d the sloey told him by blJ mother.
CURTSY TO THE LADY
His mother, obviqualy, was made of
much sterner .wff than those of us
who litWled lo Illa story. Sbo told her
ICID tblt shl bad been in bet slater'•
room the night before the funeral -
Ruport anlved the following moming
. -wlten she become awaro tha! ........ w• Ill the room With her.
A..umlna It lo be the ho""'keeper,
Ruport'1 mother coiled out lo her without
lum1nJ llOUlld. She "*1Jed I aecond
Um1, Ille fold her .00, but auu cot
no reply.
l can 1Ull rtmember the way Rupert
recoiled her nut comment. "She told
me very qulttl)I and ~mply that she
then knew full well who was with her
in that room."
Whit hi• mother ... .. she turned
aroand Wll a tall°""' In 1<iy. ftlrlng
the GOnlcal, lace-Cringed cap of the days
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of Chart .. I, holdillg out her arms In
a silent benediction.
It must have taken a supreme efCort
for Rupert's mother to do what 1he
did next. She ltepped forward, made
a deep curtay lowlrda the silent figure,
and then waited. 'lbe figure remained
there for a full five minutes in that
same attitude, she said, and then slowly
faded away.
SHOCKING EXPERIENCE
Lady Gwladys was no stranger to
family mourning. RuPert's mother told
him that while It was the first time
she had seen the apparition, the &bostly
guest of the casUe had been seen by
her own mother on two occasions and
had alto been seen by the woman who
lay dead Ill her bedroom that nl(bt.
And ohrllj'I In that llJDe atlitude of mournJ!>I. Famlly """"1s reveal many
wrllten 1iistancts of the bul<:hered
woman'• appearance at ·11me1 of death.
If RUpert had &01 doobta, they ~
ttqically dilpelled the following 1Um-
mu. He toot hia wile aod baby
daughter to lhe ramUy cutle for the
lllll\lller vacation. And he 'took lhe op-
portunill' lo 1pend 1 Utile time on hi•
ravorfte hol>by -patntJna. And he wu
mU!ns 1 olictch ol lhe glorloua country
that stamamdl his 1nctttrtl hOme when
his toddllnc daurhter rel! hilo •the d .. p.
weed-filled moat th11t 1Urrou:nd1 the cu·
tie.
Rupert elMI hi1 wUe dived Into the
water time and -time again, we le11med
later, unUI they found the body of lhe
child. It was loo late. And Rupert wu
leaving the fuWe attempts at art1fida1
resuscitation and turning to his hysterical
wife when something happened that sent
them both to their knees In --
Jost across the moat, izWde the
gateway or the castle, stood Lad1
Gwladys -arms stretched out In tht
postw-e of benediction that was so sbocl·
ingly ra~.ar from his mother'• ltOl'1
and projecting a compassion and (lief
that was, to use Rupert's words, "siulply
beyond the capacity of anyme "hrl
wasn't there to understand." 1-
Rupert, his wire, and three ~
-all girls -live in Loodoo today.
Oddly enough, you might !hint, !hay
)lave be<n baclc to that Wellb Clllle
oo numerous occasions since that drucf.
ful day some 17 ytarS 110,
Both bear the 1cars· ol !hit g which resulted bi a Jong
psychiatric lrutment for ti13 ~
have never -the apparition &i
-but there hu never been .notJw
death in the immediate famUy.
They belie•e lmplidUy In the Lldy
Gwladys and they believe that her .,.
Pf9.l'•nces ~ prompt.t by her uniqµe
undtrstanc:hng of the pain and 80ITQW'
that accompany death. EspeciallJ llll"
expected death .
The last Ume J saw Rupert'• wi(e
she told me what she sould do u ~
a thirlg occumd again. ••r ww1d do
What his mot.lttr did," Abe \OJd rite
firmly, "I would step forward ~
•nd atvc the Lady Cw'...._ a curtay.'' i-w-•
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The director Of a cBsper, Wyo.,
high 1cho01" production ·of "Tea·
house of Ille August !\loon" l!BYS
the show must go on despite the
delicate condition of one of the
performers. A goat used in the play
is . pregnant and expecting very
•OOO. • Mrs. Sylvia Rapon was rummag-
ing through an attic full of old
trunks' when she discovered a 72-
yeat..old loaf of bread. ~t w a s
wrapped in table linen aild bore
the message: "made on GoOd Fri-
day, April 3, 1896." . ' -·
It must have been baked by my
late mother when she was nine-
teen," said Sylvia, 61. "I've lieen
told it is still edible, but I am keep-
ing it . ..,. for seutimentBl reaaoos,''
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WASHINGToN (AP) -Whal'• hap-
pened lo the USS Pueblo?·
The Pentagoo won't tell what the North
Koreans have done with the small In-
telligence ship which earned a Yd place
in·U.S. history with its ca~ II months
ago, 1 l; ·
The North Koreans haven't said either,
although they deelar<d' It eonftocated
even aa · tliey releued !ta llknlll crew
Sunday.. .
Although the Untied Stat.a ta ,not
formally glv!Dg up tta dalm lo the
!13$-lon ....el, few upeot the Pueblo
ever to rejoin the U.S. 6eet.
The Navy eatlmales It would cost about
13~ million lo build and oullit a repiace-.ment. ~ ' • :f!1e Pueblo was towed into Wonsan bAtbor afttt be1J1i boarded 'by North
Korean sailor! lasi Jail. 23. lt was learn-
ed· in AJirll i!i;it a State Departme•t
official had Informed ·a · congressional
committee that the ship had been moved
from woasan but t¥ Pueblo's new loca-
tion wu npt )Jscloled. ~ ~
Asked MoOday fO< a. report on the
•ship's present wtiereaho\lla, lta oooditjOn
and, the use to which North Korea I!
pulling ;~ the. eentaaon 'f'.P.lied, that
this woWd constlfute lnjelJijenCe Jn. · •
fonnatioll -""therefore, 'we wUl not
comment."
()fficlaJt,believe tblt by tllktng about
the .Pueblo'• ....-1tatua li)oy -
enable North Koen lo .JW. tllo el-
--'!,-or lallf~ ..: ,of u.s, lntelllpnce. . .
The North KoreM ·~· Ml~ aa1d "Sun4oy the. Plieblo "iiilf all ' the . :r~~,,~~':. .. _,s · · o1111e Demoo"atlC Peopiea
• ..RepJbilc of Kore~ aimullaneOmly with
Chriltmol 1 ta everv child's da,JI -
but it's eoen more . that1' .that to· th.tie
one11ear-old 'tripletl. 11-Michele Ann.
Kahl<.,. ,4,lla, and Elai11< Ma~ (Ml "'"'""""ii in that onkr r,..,.. bona Christmas day OM' vear aao to~ Mr.
and Mrs. !Unil'Varian of Detroit: ~ . . , .
the capture." · ,
The weapona carried by the Pueblo • were-pr.tty puny, ooly three »caliber
llljicblne .Jlllll, .. . ·Bui !I" ilhlP'• ~ doYlm and other
lntdllgence-i11therini ----else again. • ·
Queslionlni 'al "the liberated crewmen
sholild give u~. authorl~el their · first
clear-idea of hoW n\Ucb of qaat equipment
was destroyed by; the officer• 'and men
ol the Pueblo belore they ....., taken
captive. · •
The -Secretary .at Del .... Robert s.
McNamara told lt>qulrinl oenaton, laat
FebriiarY ''w• baYJ, -froai\tbe
Racial ~y can beSI be pro-caplaln that r<ler lo -al equlp-
mot..i by !Md>lng chlldren the c1il· ~~~.1 . captme, U)e
tural conlrlbutkm o! -it race", a -8avy ~ ....,. ol lta codes arid
Savannah,,Ga., State College pro-'Oipberaaa'aprecaUUon, fessor sayiu Dr. Hann Watton, an · · · ·
associate' professo.r bl political . · , · · •
•cience at the predominanUy Ne:"". V ll · Gir' ] 15 gro oollege, said he wU try to stre&S ', a ey. . ' . '
racial ortglns and cultural contri· • • . ·· . · ' . . .
bulions ln ~special class next S)IIII' Due'. Foster Home mer. • • • ., , ~ , ·
·n;ttf.foul' !item .... dona~ 'SF~r Poison Try ,
iftOOd for the father of ·a member ' i-comt ~ ba'n ordered
¢ the 821111 Ai11>ome Division al Ft. the lndelbiite dete>tloa peodlnc place-
liragg, Dw1Wn, N.C. mml In a !oater .._ ol a ~
Tbe falheo bu ha4 ourgery and. F-Valle1·111(1b8<hoollllit-
neecled 71 pm. of blood Illa! wwld bJ lier -....... ·ol palni••g
... coot tilt 1am11y ,.-fl,,800 the'--· U the aoldlel:s .had not ~ . . °'*"'" al atempled .....,.. aaatnst to donate blood to repiac:e . Illa! lbe pi were dlaml-1aat Doc. 9 UJeil ' afta' ID ilmlllpllon iato thO molhet's "We lust wasMd to help Oii! a mripl•irll n . •• dedd"ed at \bal ume ._,.,...•'Lt John ,_,, 181d. "We that the pi ~-In tho custody ~· • J of the court.' .. ,. ' ha4 more ,!ha" enough of our mep.. . Fountain vllliy police lllol tho 1iri's
v,olunteer. ' · mother called them 1aat flov. 5 and
. • told tbein that a .-i11J ~ JIOI
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Ne)"pOrl Beioch wl)l aoon voice ,official" "I fael lbll dty ahould · lfO 0. record
INllllOl't for Acllng Sin· F:rmcloci>"State aupparting ~akawa.. (J! .• ...,.,,. ·the
College Pr..ident S. I. Hayibwa'I if-school.-Iii tlie ~cl fllll._
fcrta at l:eeplng tlie strl!~'achool mlnorlty·actlon,".'"aail1'1louacHma1t
open. • 1 ' Howard Rogers, who recm gmended the
A ....iutlon . commending the llC!llng reao!uUon.
pr~ t, belnt P"l'8raJ· at City c..n: "t !<el that Hayakawa bu clooe a
di dlr<ctlon by City Allorney ""rully , fine job ol ileeplng the coliep -
Seymour. It will be presented lo the Tbe clty bu u.e-;~ II' lilll
council far app"OVal Jan. 13. time .to voice Its abpport;tt be aid. I .;
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Ventura Police Chief · David
Geary ii ordering blazera and
trousers for the men and oettmg
rid oj Iha atandard militarv-~
unijorm. The i<Ua ii lo IOok
more llkt dviUa.111, Gealy tofd.
Buidel, tht MID uniform 10iU
coal $40, compared lo $ZOO tor
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>Rnottingly, England, that he will
be listed in Its new edllion as the
1fattest man in Britain. However,
Guinness editors said they'll wait
'llntil alter Christmas to officially
-,.elgh Annllage, 311, who now
'\oe!gh! 526 . .. _. "We all tend to eat a bit more
·~ver ~. ~on't we!" Ann-"'ltag~ commented.
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u,1 T....,.., pro1pecta of a contlmMd llowdown _to 'ri . .. . ' .. ! • • ' • ~ ] • . . -· . ', • .I . " •·1.:\·~ -: . ._ World'• Largest 'Tramwart
'Ibo SqUaw Vllley cable car wu unveiled .t the
Vlll~y tut week. It IJ said to be lhe woi:ld'a largest
ae11a1< tr.mwar lliid will --•ii"',.-. ·..,·-.-a mlii' uta,-215~MPH, 2,000 foot trip to a new mow field -
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; ~ fourth quarter,• Olam Aid.
. ' near the Gold Coast area. Costing $3,000,000, the
tramw~·· cars each carry 120 skiers plqs lhe car
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Much i>f the juice powering the ......
pectedly strong showing of the GNP
in. lhe fourth quarter, the Commerce
Sh~ked CzechS 'Prepared
For Worst::.:And~§:Sn~vi.v.ed ----·~ ----.. r ·-:r----·--.. .. .. ~ -· .
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I"-I ()f Current · Business," eomtl from ' bn•IDea IP'odlnC lot new planl ·and equipment.
Eij>enditures for ix>uslng, inventory in-
·-and outlays by ltate and loeal g.......,..... are alao runnh>i llro!JI,
Ille-Aid. ' ihe~~:::i.=-ci:.:
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JUried Show Set
Jan. 19~Feh •. '24
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_'A J~Februacy ,~.Media Juried
Membenhip Show of Lagmia .Be!ch Art
Association will be on ·dllplq liom Jan
19 tbrouP Feb. 24. ·11 .. ""'".
"Open tO ·all artist and ai.Oclate artist
memben, the show will include cub
and honorable mentim awardl ln three
ca~ Tiley lie oil · and acrylic,
watercolor, sculpture,· crafts and
graplllos.
llecelvlng dates will be Jan. 2 to
Jan. 10 during gallery boura. Jurying
will tatce place Jon. 11. The l1ll1 will
be. Sam Clayberger of Los Angeles, 11' ooh
liabmara of Whittler and Arnold
Schllran of Topanga.
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The '.l;rimmings
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Cbrlatmaa 'in Ian lnv1rl1bly produces
a record crop fl complaint.I but Orange
CaUnty ja1l offlcera are c:oollden.t lbat
moot of tl>e. grumbles In the new 110
ml11ion facility lhlJ festive aeason will
be of the pmooomlcal varietf.
Some 70IJ priJODetl at down today
le a Chrtllmu d1nner cl rout turkey,
mubed and. baked po!alou and greeu
belu wlll»clhlel sraYJ and aalad. For
ct-i. llle)\.had -J)Uddlng with sauce and plenty ol hot colfee to-wub
It down.
Aad lhll'• Id . .a "Tbore'll ·be All Ille bird emir the7'11 ever want and
a cl8ar for each lllllOker ," Aid a jail -·
Retarded Youths
•• Give Yule · Wish
A touch of 1'.n.th WU ~ed to
the Huntington 'Beacll blib achoo!
Tnllloea' meettnc Monday nlibl -
-.... preoeoted with -
-by trainable mealalll ntanled lludeota.'
The Cbrlatmaa wrealho were llllde
from stapled ud bent IBM canll !aided
to pnsenl • 11ow ... ut. ~·
The cardJ were !played wllll ..-llld
gold 'palnL
. Unml-9akabl• quality In the latest
styles-our Towncraft 2·pant 1ults
at a temporary 1C1Ving of '14 each I
Reg.$10 NowS66
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chaln eoru.toa llllJ week oa glau-llke l·IM Freeway near Harper Woodl, Mlch. At least six perscns were lllJured but not crlUcallY. A 11-llorm hit the city
as iiiililtow: liiill!c-re.cbea u. Peik: Cfne «arTo<r.. -cosT A MESA
control on the lc6-slicked roadway to trigger the
masslv• accident. (Herl.or Sliopping C..t1t)
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ALBANY. N.Y. (AP) -If ding and skiing within tM
you are going to prison fn walls."
' New York State, Frenchman Angelvin also seem! to have
Jacques Angelvin -who has liked Sing Sing prison, which
experienei! in such matters he says has ''superb manage-
-advises you to try to make ment." He admired the view
it to Dannemora. · of the Hudson River and iays
Angelvin, who has become he was treated lilu~ a ~aman
a sort of Duncan Hines cf being there. The mea1s were
prisoners, rates the Dan-abundant, .and _ADgelvin .bad
nemora lacilily at three bars. special praise forthibmd.
Hines uses stars. Angelvin's The only lockup noted for
word, in fact, carried enough criticism in the book, publi8h·
weight that the State Depart-ed In France, is Brooklyn's
ment of Correction issued a RaymOl)d street J'°'"Angelvin
news release to boast about states that the jail waa dirty
Dannemora's rating. and crowded.
In five years, Angelvin serv-It has been torn down since
ed time in seven jails in the Angelvin was there. state, ranging from the Utiea jail to Dannemora and Sing He compared the Manhattan
Sing. Civil Jail to a seedy boarding
Angelvin was a television house for men only, but said
personality in France, before it offered comfortable beds
visiting the United States, as and ample food.
master of ceremonies of a By contrast,· he called the
Paris talk show called "Tele-Bronx House of Detention a
Paris." real paradise with luxurious
He was convicted in New bed and mattress, Bronx
York City in 1963 on a charge cityscape and large cells with
of smuggling heroin. But ~ .showers and breakfast served
wa& shuffled from state to in the cell. Finally, in "My
federal jails dUring various American Prisons," Angelvin
appeals. observed that Manhattan'•
His first attempt. at publish· West Street Jail is old but
ed writing is "My American pleasant. He noted that a
Prisons." library and television Wert
Angelvin says DanMmofa is ·U~:;.~ . :amt .. meals
"scenically located on tile weie good ... ~. .,., ··-... -.._
canildian border and in season ' . AQgelvll>1i3J.now Jelt.~
provides ice skating, J?obsled· and has reLumed to France.
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Post Inspector Says
No 1st Class Sniffing
COCOA, Fla. (AP) -When
Postmaster C. P. "Rinky"
Geiger allowed Duke -
Brevard County's pot-miffing
pooch -to sample Ute aroma
of a pile of suspicious
Christmas pack.ages, he touch·
ed off a controversy that
6houldn't happen to a dog.
"That dog violated the
sanctity of the seal," declared
Postal Inspector J. A •
Callahan, who :5"i,d sniffing
first class mail lS strictly
taboo.
Callahan, Geiger's boss in
Atlanta. said Tuesday an In·
vestlgation was under way in-
to the Jncident which he said
;.iiolated the ~ of the post
office to keej> unauthorized
people out of the Inner
sanctum of the mall room.
Geiger, meanwhile, wasn't
talking.
However, Brevard Sheriff
Leigh Wilson had plenty to
gay.
"When a dog can do your
job better than you can." said
the sheriff, "that'• something
to be concerned about."
Wilson admitted1y was irked
by the adverse reaction of
postal officials to the visit
by narcotic agents and Duke,
pride of the Narcotics
Division.
"1bey asked us to come
over and look around and we
did," Wi_lson said. "lf they
don't want. ,US to come again
that's fine With me."
HoWever, in · Atlanta-,
Callahan said ,he understood
that Wilson's agents -Upped
that a shipment of marijuana
was being sent to Cocoa Beach
-had approached Gelger with
the sunestion tbal Duke look
around in the mailroom.
At any rate, Duke put his
talented nose to work and
found three packages which
the narcotics agents noted and
allowed to continue their way,
unopened.
Callahan said that
authorities c a n n o t use
evidence gleaned in such a
matter because the "sanctity
of the seal'' has been broken
in the mail room.
"Duke Das made numerous
arrests BDd' was instrumental
in breaking up a-$20,000 drop,"
said Wilson. Duke h ad
qua1ified in court as a witness
to identify a defendant tn a
narcotics case, Wll!On said.
Lt. Edgar Brannon, the
dpg's handler, said Duke has
never "become high" on
narcotics in the course of his
sniffing but admitted It is
because he Is there to keep
him away from the drugs,
"If he had a chance he 'd
ea1 .up the stuff In a minut.e,"
said Brannon who added he
has yet to lose a case for
lack of evidence.
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TAILOR ON PREMISES
A L'ELEGANT MEN'S SHOPPE
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This table has many of the most wanted fea!\lres found In
much higher priced tab!.,. Steel uni-boc!Y. eonstriiction, full *"' ply blend bed, 100% wool billiard cloth. walnui top roil
am! sider, 2 cues, balls on~ all accessories. · ·• ·
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8' Foremost eool table .
Orig. $269 ••• :,., ••• NOW $209
Poy u little aa $9 per moidh
Our Y.J H.P. motor is specially priced I
1725 R.P.M. capacitor, W' diameter shalt. A terrific home
wOrbhop buy with Penney's quatity and economy! . . .
Orl9. 34,91 •••••• NOW 2,9 ••
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' U9ht flztures now
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10" radial ·arm. saw of
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Our dllCOftlinued light flxlvrn ate
priced for ~ngs.
A great home workshop 'must' '
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TM -.. -felill4 lft OW St. PJ1 Church
lo ..,..,_, cl.i.d 1691. The DAILY PILOT ..-It
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1p ..... t1 tltey toe •ave tllelr etory.
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pan y......U 1'ida edten, yea mey
tee1we ,, ... A "tterJ fer alw•YI dtere
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yMtlt. ~~ ·~ o( .,1ru te
dllelllyelr' .. nll~ ............... Bet ..
aot o1i.u-s yelll'MU wftlt '-••lilt. ...
M .. y fears are llora •f fatlpe A lo•e-
lt.eu. Beyead • 1111lol-•e dleelplt.e,
he geatle wltlt yoanelf.
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Yoa•reaelllld of tile aalv.,...._._
,._ tlte treN 4: tile et.an; y-hft a
rflltt Clo lte llere. Aad 11111efhr er MM
It 18 elear te yoa, •• d ... t tile .,.ivene
· la llllfoldlag u It shnld.
well· .. yeerJlae.. ' . , ................. ,..... .... -·
ltall'f!VV ll ... le1 ft If a real .::••1doa
la Ute el!Q .... fertwlles of e. EKel'·
else eee.-. ht year hashifl88 affatn1
for tile '!l'Ol'ld 18 feJl •f trlekery. Bat·h!t
tills aot lilt.d y .. to 111laat virtue tllere
ii; -Y peneu •il'l11e for high ldeahl1
aad every111laeri 1Ue Is fall of heroldl.
Basic Facts
About Jesus
s..n~ wu N)'lnc the other doy
th4t people dml't knciw much about the
CUdldates tbey vote for, whJch set me
to wcodtrinJ how many people in tbll
ovtrwbeJiniqly Chriltlan 111114 of ours
lcnow the b.11ic facts 1bout Jesus. Try
ll>io on youtle)f'
1. What w11 Jesus' Jut name? (Many
P'Ol'i• wDI .. y "Chrlo\," DOI knowing
tbot lbert ....... 1111 ...... In -
dtyl, and "Chr!Jt" iJ limply the Grtak
vtn1oo ol the Hebrtw word mtanllll
"'messiah" or '"Mvloi."l
;. Wbat I-did JtMll speak
at bo(ne? (Neither Hebrew nor Creek,
but Aramaic, which was the demoUc
Ju&uife of hil rtl!on»
3. llY WHAT NAJll dJ4 J11"'' mother
call bim? ( "JOlllQI.'' wbicb is • tbt He!>mr name out of wbtcb the Greok'
"JflUI'' WIJ •dapttd.)
4. W11 Jesus born on Decenlbtr 25
in thi year beaiMin& tilt Christian Erlf?
(AJmoot ~ly not -the yili waa
cl•i' to f 8.C., and the montn was
)ll"bably Aupl.)
5. Did Je""' call hinilell the Meulob!
(Not In the Synoptic Cloope!J-l\llttbew,
Mark. and ~t only In the Colpel
ol Jello Is be Crtdltod wllb lblo ._.
iloO.)
8. Dl4 J-inl>Jld or upect to flirt
• ... rtli&kG -alter himlell! tT!leA II no lodlcltloo aeywben In
the lllbl• tltat be Wlllled lo do aeylhln(
but ftf«Jll and npand the Juillllm
of Iii• 41y, llldog II out of lbe handa
of lbe leplllta and rtlurning ii lo the
'Plrll of the ancient propheta. I
1. WAS JESUS bim11U a "Christian"?
CH~ wai born, lived, and died a Jew:
the apollles were Jews, the disciples
were Jews,.wlth one possible except.ion,
who prayod in the lemplt. obHrvod
Jewllb vow1 and observ1oee1, and Celebrated Jewish festivals.)
8. When Je.ms said, "l brina: not peact.
Wt a 11word,'' was he not jwtHylng
the use of force? (Quite the contrary;
tbi• pbrai;:e, usually lifted out of conte:rt,
contint1es with the statement that it
Is belter to break with your own family
ot tribe or nation and follow His way
in grace and love; His "sword" divide.!
fam.iliei Into those members who remain
with the old Jaw11 and rituals, and those
who accept the new spirit.)
9. DID JESUS claim perfetllon for
Himself? (Not at all -he rebuked
hill young follower by saying, ''Why
callelt thou me eoocr. for lbert ii none
of UJ good except our Father in
belven.")
10. When can the above information
be found! (l{Oll c:ooclaely, In the "Die·
tloury of lbe Bible," edlled by John
L. M~e, S. J., one ol lbe moat
ftlpecled Biblical llCbolln In the
Cathollc Church.)
Hardship, in Contract,s
f'linlltoae bad 1 eootracl wilb Beyers to .. II hlJll I lftll d11l ol lflVel
for flO much a tcwi. Both buyer and
seller e~ the rravel to come from
Flintatant'a quarry.
Unknown lo bolh. lbe Jlrlce ol rtinovlo&
lbe lflVol jumped -J -bflJbtr thin •xpoct<d, .11111 \l'IJiitltoae w to
i.J1 8tyen tltal be 11111 could not deliver
at l!eyer'a orlllnll price. s.,.rt IUOd
~ for ellh« lbe lftvtl or for
tbe ldded cost of ttWna: new gravel. n.. court ruled for Flini.tooe. Tbe
~ condltl<m made lbe c;oillrlcl
B11 George
l>ear ~ .. ,
How did the custom of tbe
milltary a.lute begin?
D. F. Dear D. F.,
In olden U-illlllbll, ftleetlq
one ~. -w-rllla lbtlr
hands to lilt their helmet vi.on. OI courie, we h1vai 't bad helmet
vllOtt for C<nturiOI bul you know
liow ll "' -lbe Army -~ ~,,..... wllb uybofy. • Door Gtarp:
ftll II lbe WI time I evv "'* .,_ -! I illoo&ht Y<M1 .W •cnNIJ wu """"'11 for ~ ... olllel! 11>e Judi'
""" '"" -out bf """"· ..., 11,.. bock um, wtlh lhot beast
.. I Laoi llgit I •ver setk YOUR ....,., odYioo. ... me l\lrinc I ..,,,... and all l
. FUl\IOUS
~ FlUJoua,
Yt.h. I .. ac1 •bout 1""t Cltt.
I dldfti -will~ )'Oii meant
l!y C1111111. A/IYIJOW, w"1 Ocl!l'I you
llYI .,_ habllr -c:fllncol /JI.tr all, jUll boc""" hi f'll OUI
--trap doeall'I .,.. be'o an bid.
a\ldl a bardohlp tltal be did not have
le ...,.,. ll out.
SOM&'l'DIEll IT II "bnpoaible' 'lo
perform a contract.. A party t1et11Ual
lo an agreement dies. fire destroys the
iten\ sold, an unerpecttd illnw or a •ban&• In the law )M'tvailo any kind of performance. The cour11 win not
enfora! such contract.5.
However, a alight difficulty or boost
ln c o a t ts no acust for failure to
perfonn. Io a recent cue. an ex-
perienced well-driller, who 1geed .with
a farmer to di& a well 400 fed deep,
quit when he encountered rock 1t 270
feet down. 'lbe !armor l!Utd. lie could •Jiow lbll Ille dtlll C<lllld pleree lbe
brittle-rOok' for ooly a little more than
the coolrld price. Althoulh the well·
drlller mlahl 1ooe money, lhe added
cool ID lbll .... WU DOI I true
"hatdahlp."
WUN YOU BRJAC11 o cGlllrlCI and
are not UC1Uled lnal Ito """°'11>1nCe,
lht other MrlY ....... 1 .. dlftl&llO
for lbl haim he ouffend ... I 1'tlUll.
Al •, ru1<, the eourl will a word Nm
lht ..ided cool, If any, foe doln& the
jOb. « for completing the -L
SOfneliJ1IU be can ret "l(>telhc
performanct... He CID Uk tht court
to make the elbor port, do wl>at ho a;rMd to do. 'lbll rtn\Ody II 1vlitobl1
oa1y U tbe Item b unJqia& or unusual
A court ls tltely to order a contract
for ltnd. art objectl, or anUquea to
be "rpecllically" performed.
In an cua lbe w10n&td party must
Id qlllctly,
A.1' A.mtricon Bar As1ociotion pub-
lic 11rvlce ftalllrt bu WiU Bemord.
Tll9"'ore lie at peMe 'lt'ltlt 6*" 1111tat•
-. ... y~a eo.,eetve Bia .. lie, u-'lt'llat-
ever yvur ·labors A ....... dou, .. die
aeby eollfuslon of life k"P peeee 111Ull
yoer ""1. .
With ell Its•-· *8 .. ery A ltrekea
dreams, lt 18 QIU a 1'e..utwd 111orld. Be
earefal. Strive to lie lleppy.
U.S. Families
Cautious on
Spending
A Lunip of Coal in t~ Stoekftlfl?
American families are far more op-
t.imiatic about business conditions than
they were during the summer or la5t
year at this time. But they are main-
taining a cautious attitude regarding
spending. So says the National Indt1strial
Conference Board on the basis of a
nationwide survey or 10,000 rtprtsen·
tative families.
A well·regarded bw;ine.s.s letter puts
it another way. "Buslnesa confidence
is high and rising," it aays, "but con.
sumer altitudes are more cautious and
fading ... Over the near term ebullient
business attitudes will keep the economy
buoyant. But unless consumer.i sli!ort pull·
ing their weight too, the boom could
~-ell slow down more than previlNllY
expected."
Christmas sales J'Olnt to the u1ual
annu•l new retord. But the purthasina
power or lhe nation's rank·and·file
workers declined in OCtober from the
record level of the previoua months.
ECONOMIC FORECASTING at beit
iJ a chancy thing, and lhll yur lbe
economists are perhaps rnon divided
th•n usual. In a press conference
Dec. II. Henry Ford II noled lbal there
hM been "a great deal of diaqreeJ:neirt"
among the experts about the current
5.ituation and its implicaUona for ttet.
The imminent l9keover of a new ad·
ministration, whose economic pollclea are
st ill obscure. has complicated
forecasUng, he said.
Even among Presiden~led lt!chard
M. Niion's own closeat economic ad--
visers, policy is divided. Pierre lllufret,
a principal campalJn adviser, aaya ~t
taxes may have to be ralatd. In Flnance
he also writea: "Richard Nllen hal
statod Ume and lime qlln thal be
believes in run empk,ymtn& and COD\•
penaatory federal sptndlq ... The autr-
tlon that Ni1on would trade off JnflaUon
for a noticeable rise in Ul'!.employment
is irresponsible."
A.RTHUR BURNS. the first chairman
of President Eisenhower's Cowtcil of
Ecodomic Advben, calls \nflallon Ni:r·
on's "most pressing problem.'' In a
post-electloo interview he said that Nlxon
may be able to repeal "or at lea~t
reduce" the Johnson administration's 10
percent Vietnam SUl'U:J. stated to expire
next June 30.
Prof. Milton Friedm•n of the Uni venl·
ty of Chicago is ••very deUbUul '' ~t
Ni:ron can halt tnflatlcm and at tht:
same Ume mlintatn . fUJI employment.
Alan G~nspan, a New York economic
aidt 61 Nixon, In mld-Oclobtr proclioled
~l Nilon would "be wDI~ to lake 1t1Jd,Uy m<n ~ployme111 ' to halt
Inflation. Bums later said' ''Thll world
ol oun wan'I ,...opt IJl1!hllll bul I
f\Jll employmet11 poUey."
THE °BUSINBN OOVNCIL. 1 n
Of1lnitalion ma<jl up o1 loll eneuuv.,,
on OCI. ta agreed lhot one .r tht barde!I
Jobo to fece the next Pnoii<tenl ....,Id
ha lo lilhl ~-Pltll MCCtaden,
the 53-year~l4 University of M"11l&an
profeSIOf whom Nlxon ha1 dtslgnalM
N the chairman of his Council of
Economic Advt~. advists a&•inst am·
bltlous attempts to "Cine lune" the
economy ~y Ux rates.
As o( Dec. II, the Labor llepartmonl
announced thlt ~ untmpJoY.mtnt rate
had l!ropped to u percent til tlle llhor
rorce. the lowei;t level in 1$ yean, in·
dlcatlna: conUnued ereat Jtrength ln the ........,,
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Christmas • Ill the Old Days
"Tell me what Christmas was like
in the old rlays, Daddy, when you were
a liUle boy."
You mean when Abraham Lincoln and
I used to sWim three miles to school
every morning carryirqc our tittle baby
brothers on our backs?·
"Now I know you're kidding me. You
aren't really quite u old as Abraham
Uncoln -or art you?"
Not quite as old -and nol quite as
tall, either.
"DlD YOU HANG up your stocking
like kids do now?"
Oh ye.s, indeed, and we were terribly
afraid of what we might find in it.
"What was that?"
A lump of coal. We were told that
if we had betn bad all that Santa
Claus would leavt in our 5lockilll would
be a lump of dirty coat.
. "Did you evtr find a lump of coal
I.fl your atocklng, Daddy?''
WELL, ONE TIME when an uncle
was staying at our houst, he thought ·
he would pla y a )okc. on me, so he
put a tiny little piece or 00111 in it.
When I saw the piece of coal my eyes
started lo gel red, and my mother
picked up the pi~ of coal and threw
it into the fire 11nd told me Santa must
have made a mistake -and probably
had meant lo put it in the stocking
of one of the children farther down
the block. Later that day I overheard
her blwlin, ool my uncle. She oald
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' I wJ !Ii
I I ~ '°' 11 ' Ila), B.o\1 ·~""" .-;; l, . . ~
if he ever tried that trick again he
could eat his Christmu dinner elsewhere.
"Your mother sounds like she was
real nice."
EVEN TO THIS day nobody ever haa
had a better one. ·
"What did Santa Claus leave in your
stocking."
Oh, nuts and figs and r.ed·striped candy
and apples and -the nlcest surprise.
of all-a big golden ora"le: • .._
"'Vhat's so wonderful about getting
an orang_c?" , . ., . . • .
Well . 1n those days oranges didn't
seen1 to be so plentiful. Except for
Christmas. about the only time we saw
&n orange was when we got a stomach
ache. Then ·we'd ha~·c to take castor
oil. and they'd l'lqueeze some orange
juic:c in il so il wou ldn 't taste quite
ao awful.
"DID YOU llAVE Christmas trees
in those days?"
Oh, yes. But we didn't have so many
store bougtlt decorations. We did most
of the decorating ourselves. We'd cut
out little· angels and make a star out
of tinfoil to put on top or the tree,
and we wound the tree with homemade
necklaces of cranberries aod popcorn
sewn on long threads .
"My, that sounds like fun. We otllht
to do that now sometim~. What
restaurant did you go to for Christmas
dinner."
We ate at home alway!!. tt would
take Mother days to fix the meal -1et·
ting everything ready.
"Didn't that mske her tired?0
IT SURE DID, but she liked the f'I·
citement. Each year she'd aay, "n"""'r
again," but each year she'd. insist on
doing it all over again. She said lht'd
feel funny eating Christmu dinner
anywhere e:rcept in her own house.
"Did y~ get pumy pr,1!9eD~?" ' NOt ·usUall)'. Each of us boY1 ·got
a sweater, or a pair of mittenl!I. Then
there w.~ be one big present -:--a
sled of 'a ·wagon -that we all bad
to share.
"I don 't thi nk that \\'ould be much
fun, having to share presenls. I'd rather
have my own presents."
T GUESS WE would have 1iked Jt
better, too. But Santa Claus wasn't lio
rich then. He didn't ha ve a credit card.
Well, I've told you what Christmas was
like in the old days when J was a
little boy. What do you think of it?
"Well. I don't think I'd better 1ay,
Daddy."
Why not?
"Well. I'm afraid i! T tell you the
truth I'll wake up on Christmas morning
and find a lump or coal in my stocking .• ,
Nixon May Be Embarrassed
W ASlllNOTON -Plan; are goitig
forward for a coni:msional study of
''lnoider" stock deail wbtch could be
a bit of an 1mbarrlJlllfle"t for the Ntnn
adminl•tratlon.
Public hea:lnp, en the use of still·
1ecret corporate lnf~tion by broker-
.,. houses. wttl problbl!' be held In late
oprln1. Ey lbal time. II hillory ..ms,
the hoM)'l1IOOll ,i... will be rubbing
oft the new admlnl!traUoa's tmage at
lbe Capito).
Prepr1r1Uons for the "insider" inquiry
are be.inc directed by Sen. Harrison
A. Williams, O.N.J. Williams. who heads
the securities subcommittee or the Senate
Banking and CUrrency Committee, which
wants to know how prevalent 'insider''
tr1ding is in today's active stock market.
TUE SUBCOMMI1TEE hearings will
follow up on a controversial "insider"
case which resulted in penalties, imposed
by the Securities and Exchange Com·
mission CSECl, on the nation's largest
brdkerqe firm. By SEC order, certain
1"8litulional offices of Menill Lynch,
Pierce, Fepner & Smlth are to be closed
for short periods thil month and 10
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
The oppc>nents of violtnc:t on TV
claim that lesa viole~ wouW re-
duce the 7 ,(IOO gun deaU\a each
year. This year M,000 clgart:lte
smotm will die rrom Jung cancu.
Yet, there Is no hue and cry to stop
clgarttte commercials on TV.
-H.B. McD.
executives have been censured or given
suspensions.
In that case, the brokers~ finn did
not fight an SEC finding that the firm
U5ed non·public "Inside" data on the
earnings of Douglas Ain:nft Co. to favor
selected clients at th e expense of t h e
general investing public. The SEC gave
data on Douglas earnings to certain
large i~Ututional investors who sold
Dougla~ securities before the data was
made public.
The brokerage firm contended that
the SEC charge~ were not proven. but
lt consented to the finding rather Ulan
engage in a prolonged and cosUy legal
b8ttle with the governmtnl ~gulatory
agency.
THE SEC IS STILL looking into the
actions or the big inveslOl"l!I. including
several mutual funds, who mtde u&:e
of the data on Douglas. The rt(Ulatory
agency has been trying to enforce an
anti·fraud section of security law which
r~uircs that all investors be treated
fairly and equally In diacl01Ure of vital
cor.porate lnfonnatioo.
In pre~_ng for the "insider" inquiry
Suboomnuttee Chairman Williams has
made it clear that he wanls to know
"whether new legislation is necessary
to Insure equal acttM <1£ inrormaliori
to all dour natlon'1 Investors."
SE:C Chairman Manuel Cohen has in·
dicat.ed that the commis.~lon will "takt
a ~tab" Rt drftfUnc ntW rtlQlatory
guidelines for the handling of corpor&le
Quotes
Mom• ftlbt1owttdlo s. F. llaanclal
countelor -"CrulNn« debts art no
longer the exclusive burden of the poor
and middle-income 'dau. lt"1 a case
of yearnings exc~ ~'. __
data in such Cal'leit" That ls the coun:e
or action recommended by Donald T.
Regan , president of Merrill Lynch.
DURING HIS presidential camt:talrn,
however, Nixon declared that "more
heavy·handed bureaucratic relUlatory
schemes" would be ~Democratic ad·
mlnistraUon 's answer to problems of
the security markets. He rejected. tile
philosophy that "the government ca n
make detisions for lhe investor bettet
than he can make for hirn.selt." '
Nil:on's commen\.5, directed to market
problems generally, were contained in
~ lelter which he Sl'nt privately to leaderS
In the securities industry. His sending
of the letter, when the text inevitably
became public, provoked some of tM
sharpest criticism lo hit the Nixon cam·
paign.
Again:lt thal background, the chance
to tcstif.v at "in&ider" hearings, chairtd
by a Democratic senator who is up
ror re-election next time, may not be ·,
wel~med by thCNie Nixon adminl1tratlon
officials ,.,.ho 'vill surely be calltd for
te!timony.
By Robert 9. Allen !
ind John A. Gtld1mltb '
--iWWW-
\.\ 1 ed n es day, Dec. 2.J. l968
Tht ediloriaL Jlli!lt n/ t"t Dail~
Pilot Sttks to 111/orm ,,nd stim-
ulate read£rs b11 prt&fntu1 g thit
neiospaptr'.t opl"rtiO?ll and com-
menMru on tof)te.t of (ntt'.re-1&
and tiQnificr."rt . b11 providing 4
forum for tht t:tprf1sion o/
a11r rrndtrs· ortnions. and b~
prtstntihg th11 divers• vitw-
peint.t o/ ~n/ormed obt•rwrt
and IPOkt.fftM'n on topics of tM d•u.
Robert N. Weed, Publloher :
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1 It was at Sakkara that The rock 'walls ·are covered
Ilnhotep invented the world 's with scrawls reflectina the
fjrst •Y•tem of freebuilding 90Clal condlUom of the clay,
in atone and buUt the 1tep some of It in ink. Emery
P>"amld of Sakkara u bis aald tho writlni Included the
royal muter'• tomb. . of pllgiml who villtod =:;"~~:-= :0 loom, for ·• cure
u the fin! trae pynmld. Bui at a lbiiDe --IO Imholep'• ll'Nlai n11own lmllolop'• um u • ""1er.
wWU a healer and bis Al Ibo and of Ibo tunnel ~• · a phyllcllll spread the dluen uncovond the fin!
M-. of wblt appwec!, IO . be a
lands. lllght of lleps· ludllla clown
Imhotep w a 1 evenluallY "IO more lumlels. . . .
declared epius, the sod "J think we can call thb:
of beallng by the Greeks. the gateway IO Imbotep'•
The new d1Jglng aeaaOn at tomb," Emel')' aaid. "We .
S.kkara is only three weekl could find it any day, I
old but the 200-man expedlttOI), believe. It might take another
of Emery's has a I re a d y year or two."
unearthed several Egyptian "lmbotep is ctrtain lo be
relics. The major find was buried somewhere h e r e . ' '
a 37-yard tunnel lined with Emery said. "'Ibis was the
niches crammed with mum-burial. plate of the areat
mified baboons, ancie.n.t nobles and wise men of his
Egypt's l!lymbo1 of wbdom. time."
Affeet All Gls
Joint Ch~fs Seeking .
General Pay Increase
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Sa.1'ries of members of the
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Stal~
may be increased to '50,000
a year if a proposal drafted
at the Pentagon is approved
by the executive branch a n d 1
Congress.
The chiefs now receive baae
pay of $24,093 a year and
benefits that push their In-
comes above $30,000. The new
plan, eliminating some of the
benefits, would hold them to
around '35,000 a year unless
the boost to $50,000 was also
granted to cabinet members,
who now receive $35,000 a
year.
The plan was drawn up by
·a committee headed by Rear
Adm. Lester E. Hubbell under
a congressional mandate re-
quiring a study of military
pay. If approved, it would
be offered as a substitute for
a 12.5 percent across-the-board
military pay increase achedul·
ed for July I.
B<blnd Ibo plan ii the Idea
that the i>IQ.,t lncreaaea
•hoold go IO o111cen and
d~peDdinr on ywi of iervic.e;
would cbe advanced tD IZ!,000
.or $24,0I» a -year. In the Iow-
eit officer ranks pay Would
'start at $8,144 a year.
Enlisted men with four
yeara of service and three
pnmotlool IO their credit
making the corporal In the
Army or Marine Corps, chief
petty officera In the Navy or
sergeants in the Air Fotce,
would be considered career
soldiers and would draw $8,583
• year.
Housing a n d subsiatence
allowances would be
eliminated, but combat pay,
balllntoua duty pay ind frlilge
benefits such as free IJledical
care would continue. A 1.5
percent pay deduction toward
retirement benefits, now non-
cootributory 1 would be im·
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British Launch
Churchill Suh
enlisted men planning to IDlkt BARROW IN F1JRNE$
a caree~ of the miliWy. ~· ""'· Eng:land (AP) -Britain'~ Recruits: would get on1y I ·-eighth nuclear-powered sub-
9 percent increase, going from marine, named for Sir Win-
$109.50 to $119.40 a month. ston Churchill, was launched
!jut Ibo top enlilted man in hen IOclay by bis claUJhter,
each serv1ce -chief muter Mn. Christopher bmea.
aergeant -would be ralJed 'lbe $IO-mllllon veuel ts dt-
to $15,515 I JO'. 9ipod IO trick clown and
Officers in tbe ranks of ·cot-sink enemy veaets 1nd ts not
onel and lieutenant colonel, equiJ:iped with nuclear mis·
now drawing around $15,000 sites.
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1qoa Marie Conaway 8peDI the busl'9t Mickey M""" dropped all ol hls other Later, Alan Pale· ol the Jet& Rui>f
.i.,. ol lier 10-yur-old lihl,Monday. And official duties on a bu!y day to 1ale . Clricll!o!'l llludio in~ ClrleaJu Squ
II juat probably wu the happiest day time to wekome "~ee• Lynn" on l11r, c:ba\IOd prol_,allj Ith Uncle Lea's
II lier Ille, too. lrrlHht,ll>e.Anaheim amusemeet Nit.> 111'1 dlamp as bl~ her plclure.
u ..i-r o1 Uncle 1-'• Christmas She and ·,1ier. family found themaelw.t ~)'11!1 ,.., rf&ht ln.,Y.. midst of -
Cord ~ !be '°""" artlJt waa aur:rounded by dell(htful D I • n • y photoar·· ... -·when ..._ .o.,_8...._.
the -1 ~ Cbr 111111
pagesld,l'a.y ·-· It was allogelber 'Cl!>' <ol tjle <1llClll •
magic day«fore-Chriatznu..Ete dari-a
brtghl and charming young aom.Jay 11'1
teacher could ·ever. have. ~· trutodtoa"'"'"1'rilli"\o>~ chltacten. ....-• ,.., ....,,... ,._
Sile wu "quoin" II lk-Mol!O Klqdom 1 Pluto, Goof)'. Winnie the Pooh and the lrrlval of the Ohio state and USC ' And, no doubt, some ol the ' 'l'llJ'lllth
f<ir the d>f. Tho ,.ya1. l&\<idma4 u-Eeyore ~ a doubl<><lecker football teams accompanied by Rose, of the day remalna today In Ille ~
-to lier 1'"111~1\ollt, l, end bot llld •taal< tho Conawayi ~own Main ~Pamela Anlclch and.lier court. home at 1519 Conica Place _, CoMa -"'· amtll!AI. ~. ·s~itf.1',A.tobecir>tjlelrunlorpllfbte Tim the ConlwoYJ had ''VIP" ... i.· I M~ where the "queen'! Is~
Jo Conlw... } i · k..J;;; Dlineyland. on the balcody atop City llail ID·nvlew f Clrli!mu wlb ber faMlly. ' • · • ~ I ' ,. I .I ~..,., ' . ,) •./ : t I •, 1 ,/ ,/ ! • <"!::
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ARTIST ALAN PATE SKETCHES LYNN CONAWAYS GET 'GOOFY RIDE ' IN TEACUP
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Giving way to progno1, belf?y lllop 120-)'901'0ld
original building at Lyroming College In Williams-
port, Pa., begin• to topple (left) and_ smashes Into
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IJ""°"I ~· .. lchool ' Ill Olroni di! liar bu l'el.... eel to llnt ~ ,_ .....
Slxty-alne oil~~'
for the tlsblb snde, a for
lho -tb ar1<1e 11111 1ttur
tho 111111 ll'lde.
'l11t fo8°""" 1tld~ot1
-lved A'I in alt IUbJecti
excluding phylcal educatfon : E1&bth grader Franc l 1
Boero, Tr~ Crooke, Bruee •
Hildentnnd, Ge r a Id I n e
Jol\DIC>n. Andrea M"<'dam. Stelle McFarland, s I o b h• ••
111111pn, . Anita Palencllar,
Patrlcla Romney, L 1 n n e ,_,.ad TettJ Waut.
l~~er.!.1~~ ~DorA.. JIS'ber.a Ewlll, • Mike "'-· Freddy, ,,_, a.. 1•1'fol•, -Smltb, ~and lliboUi
Otb¥ booor. stud~ are:
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Gfiry = Jiii ftrwtU. J1ntllt f'llftfto D P'tt911M11, 1111 fl~ ~~ 01 , SUMI" Gol11ichf111, 0.¥111 Gri t, MI U\' Hloll, Ml\to Hlwtktft. Joell *"• ,_ .......,., Dew lrwl11, lttran ,,, __
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Scbnnl Trl-~'Y Glub leader
lw been Damed. '~ ~~·~ l~u~~~ the MarCO of .DilrJS'. Teenqe Program. ,
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Here II \be latest batch ol A Green GbOIL J wood like 10. Mutlcal jewelry box and a basket lntront. l wai{t =C'T~ .=~~ cou&al.mall received by Santa a operaUOn or a walkie talkie. 1h a dictionary a pair of boots that go up ~ ~ L11~1. Jen-
Nancy jjill. 17,.Jll"e.sljleol of
Koala Trl-11). Y Club, says
willing worken m.y contact her t!)rougb ~ Ol'anle Coun-
ty Chap' .. <Knee, ~ ·Gf
Dimes, Ji" Sant.I Ana.
~.... t "· North P I h I~ ~ •ou a p1·~·-'-J ••"•• B aml ti to ~-I t stuff-" "~~ """ ii't!!:, N~ ... ~ • -0 e, e "w Wll'lt' # 1,;wuic:. \ e.~ r e my-· wan a ""' pii""ll.~t. .. = ~'. r:::. ~ !dilly: Tim ilarrb IJear Sau"· ~-> - ' ..tmal $Uzy homemaker and r .. .;., T ..
Dear ·~-~-····, ~--Santa '"I •-__. any kind ol lllltnm>ent. Think """ , '" """"· -~ ~ ~ , I tried to,~ .~·au year. you • • _.., -
l 'vti been a 1ood boy. So I want I ka-bala and I did good tlllngs 1$i l tried . ~ilttte; n .Z.'f'..--=. """'
w111,.. ie-p .. me 1 like tbla ' to help my mother. ·' · Elisha ~:; ~ =: ..i::::.e::-= "We all ban. buay Um, .bill
snnne of ua must lab time to
help otben,'';.;.~~ ~ ~ =.i.~.~T iJI ~&:::ii.-=pl~'• "J:!l ~ar ~ta, !:!l;t~~-~~
s.trainwbeel (bike) ababycrawlalongandacolor I would like a new born =·~~;f~~Drv~~.··~ Dlmel war oq birth delecta,
~. -• ·~1 ~llllJll'GW, baiketball game IWltlme _!i w:::. m;1eJew~fj~ke me doll. IAVe, 1?i!::t'been a good bo~ -~!~ ~r ~P!°f~ e:..!~~~!ri.rj.:.~
bear Rod, I want i: Cl'eep Crawler set1 down pop .. 1..u..-..ie ....,..,,._ r1m Lo1tt. MDl~Yfldl, Miii•
prelelllatlom ~od fuhloo show and-It · d to come
sometime -jietl protest "'f. birth delecll.
' ., ...... ...,w t"-·-Ill!'. v. Merri.. COtY P.s. Please try to cive me 551 Pierpont Drive 1, want a ·ra~lng. •~Mid -.~: IPlt a watch. , ~'\.~°"'1 , v1c1t1
moot of -toys: I love , •. :~ta _Mesa mirrow ~lo . l!Ut .\on .l!ll' .bll:e'. , 1ft.che!l, •Ale.11"'* my · ~wi-; .:::!ll::;
you Santa a-. ' . Dear Santi, . ,, i!!d ..... m\ll:* lep. and 11 --• -. • ... .. '""'.:t" ·-'With Teal sup)fort, chlldno
born bandlcaooed, bo)'I and
girl! wltb blri!i defects, lltand
a good cb&nce at a better
life," aa1d Mias Hlll. '
llalpb Eutwood .• lwinla...W.,Wkle.Eleo-llpeedometer. ·• ' i.'~ car l'llb • tnet-a . £~fi Dear Santa, , Mm: A. Wl1son r· allJllne a uttle hencoi!tlr. , ett, w1"""
I'm wrl11l!a tbla for myaell trlc gullar . .,.... illolt. radio. • Ml'cbaol Almnder • -~•-I wu a 1ood boy. Der Santo, 'il 'i . · . ""' Jli3!! -~ """'"' and my two~~ Dan 11arr11 1. 1 ..... t,; toy<dolly • 11e1r suta,. ~:·· rn~l·..-..: ~'11:::
Kurt would lib • two · 2.1 want anal~ p-. ll1A1' 1 ha .. ~ , ~ • t:. ' '11,!;
wheeler bike, a l1ol -Dear.Santa °"!"• -· -. 3. I want a pla"""8e "1 -llW9 !Or ~ ,., , , " • ,_
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and Mn. Peter B. Hill..._ o1 2Sll lla1lbon Drive. "iwport Beach. • ~t~/~=.= } -.i ""1liDY ~·, 4.lwintlODlldllltos I clem* up 1111 !:-P Gd
•••• _._ llat 1-..... e.-u: -~ ~ ~ . .....,, I want ..... drelses 1111 toy box and r einplllll. ' aJ' , ~:;.;;;Jd .JID .... ~ ai1d ·:"":!k.i'i:itt.; · •.1won1awagon the truh and pu1tho11q Bonn.:nGage· Le . .:ng cue for ~ cars. I Woald ~. Maria wants a talk too~ I want a baby II'01' in. And I set the table. SIDta liCJ. "'
like a giill, a blender and jolly for Christmas. Claus, that's all. 1 lov.e you.
a doll. I hope you have a Joe Newkirk 8. I want a tippy tumble Jeff Dirrow E • s Jw l p .
...,i trip. 1~: ~ ",.".:'!t":.m::ror my Hi Santa Claus. nsign c 0 upil
Mm')' Christmas from Dear Santa, mother t I want to bring a, .. toy to
Dawn, Jeff and Kurt Schyler These are aome lhinp I 11 I t ood --want for Ctirtstmas: • wan aome g ...-$.QIL -. .. ..... ,.;_ . Dur SlDta. Rln _ .. thin 12. I want a clock ~ Please JDJY I have a baby I would like to have a pair 1• .P .-gs 13. I want some "'t-bedandababyhlabcbair. Gf lkala. Some new schOQI · • ~ s..,_g wonder I Io ---• f ahoet IDd tems shoes. A seW· -· 3. htUe baby small talk for my palyhouse ve you. .i.....ua. you or
'-• machine 11111 a baby tip-4, Dlll1eyla1ld p1a1 tape 11. I want some cbajls and the toys. :;!.,_ 5. Green Qbost Game tables · ·.-· Stephanie Darrow
... -, _ ,, · •·. ............... Ii. I want a llove and a LIUY~ v o,.._..-i-Dear Santa;· · · ·
Dorothy Amie 7. SuDe homemaker thinp refrigerator Pleaae mau l have • cowboy a. Talking baby (blond 46· 1 want 1 teapot and lndtaii ~ the ~ and Dear sma. beaded) _ 17. I want some plclures ... fort '-·"e ka-lllla and • 9.Popeytbllt.WS for my playbou" -"~ _.. • 1 want a · 18. I want a play T.V. · I'M going to clean up my
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N.WPOllT ••ACH COITA MIEU. eAllDIElf Mo'toa
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MaUtten Huffman toy box in tho tomorrow Ume
:and I emptied Ibo -Dear Santa. llash and my blg IR'utber 7.
I wish you would get me year old Jeff, emptle:a the
a new born Thumbellne. But ~tchen trash.
my mom doesn 't want me I love you and thank you
to have her. I wish you would for the toys. I aaw you on
get me some boots aize 114 the $an.ta ClaUI ~ne Parade.
an'cl I wish you would .get Greg Darrow
me some dresses a1ze _ ~ I
wish you wou1d get ~· a DEar Santa,
record player and s 0 m e May I please have a targel
• Jand rifle ranp. And a strange
a:ames. change machine. A Jolmny toy
Theresa K. Mc\hr!; maker. Man: shooting ga11ery. a: J. Joe scuba diving suit.
Racerific. Captain Luer. Dear Sanla,
Erik P.
Em1p 1D~te llcbiol · .-,,~...,._,P."&;.1"" .....
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ed Its flrll 'l'W\I!;~. er.-~ "!GI'\ '~ • '; Qne:.Jtudenl,-~ ~ II , Y1I ,,i:;sn ~
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Jm CltM. C9N c.111r. ltlve CoUllr, ~-1':'.119 L!fl..:..:#,~·~r;.; ··,lldY. ~ ·~ ' • ill: the game of Love. And pleue ':.t.$ R ~
bring me a Kerplank game -. ~ ... ~: ooJi.
and a Buh gameLove, Kerry ~,"J:~~~~clf~
Costa Mesa ~=-~ ~lnd'll~ffrt
Dear Santa Claus, ~rY~ff!'-·.r"*-'~ .1:r:r,· Jo11= This is Rudi Del Pup and R1m•i/'l::r-A. G. K•••ll'lut'I,
[live.at 911 Senate St., C.M., !~f' ~1:T-S,~,1~1n : .
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I'm writins early IO you F . ~"t.....~ ur "'~ om will know whar r want for ,,_.,~,. .,;,., ,._~ Christmas. · tt. J.~ "'""'!fl· Tlnl ll••n.
1. JOhnn11 T0y M.Oer ~ 111 '"' "'t:n1t1r:mi. ,':i='"r:.cbine (gum) g~~s7~~"'1 •. w-·~• TaJU-. ~ .. , ... a::"'J.~; ~ ~ ...,. •n: Y11ft. P1lr 'fClllno,-. \
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• FASHION ISLAND A success: WE HOPE
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t'ft'o sears Wal~·~ and
binoculars and an IQ&· cream
machlne.
To Santa eta.,: ·r:. Ra<liig .cm
u-~~ f I. Dlpplly·Sr.; Way ..._..,.. -\,,o&llWWLIU t Otn ,. __ _._
Drake Ptiston. He wantl a 7. 1..UU~ Seel AGAIN • • • HERE'S PROOF POSITIVE • • • '. '
dorit miss it!
SHOE SALE
QualiCraft dress styles
were 8.99 & 9.99
49.'!,,/f9B
Quali.Craft casuals
were 5.99 to 7.99
2.99a3.9B
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DNoo"-In-iohlll '*tihfs,--tlld-
C.-wltt. • """'Mll"ll. Alt "°"' ... -lar -·-... _..,,,_,..,.11.•1 .
C.1t1 ......
S.-8 c...t "•••
Gregory Reese
·nut Santa Claus,
Please bring me a Singer
Sewing machine for ltttle girls,
I am almost 5 years old.
· 1 Love,
Susie Dietrich
Walkie-Talkie and ID doe3 I. Root beer iriachine
hil brother Denny. I know you cani bring all
· · Love, Drake theae things becauR your bag
isn't bJg enough.
Dear Santa Claus, But I've been a very good
How are you? Bring me boy. So, please bring me what
Iota of _ toy1 for Chriatmu. you can.
I have been a real good girl. I will leave you a piece
Please bring me a raq:edy of cake and. a g1us of milk
Ann doll. And bring me a on the table Chriatmu nl&ht.
talking phone 10 .talk to all 'l'baok you,
Dear Santa Clallll, the Peaoull lddl. And 1 pant 'R11dt vlncent Del Pup
For Chr&tnw could your?======;';;========,_; r....., bring me • T.o.;... STOREWIDE
::;d, = .. ~.~"":~ CLEARANCE SALE
Salo Stam· Docombor 26 LeSo. Twlrl-o-graph, G'l r l's
Thing Makor, Gnen ~
Love Game, Greely Meely,
kaboom, skooter.
011 AH lrand N-Merchanclse
Thank you,
Virgie Padtldp
Mike to Santa: I wa a scoO=
ter>"
Dear Sania Clam,
J will:I for a baby grow
-• tooth pl~. And • tiPPJ
t<a doll. And a baby party
doll. A new speed bike and
a Siu.le ll<loltmakar -Jn(
macbine. And a Suzie Home
mabbleJxio<.
And • rlnp and lhlnp et.
And magic roc:U., ~ llttle ·l!Ndlea and 10 to ""!he bexd
otlhe-ciass. 'lbank you.
Love,
Nancy Murphy
*KNIT SUITS
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NEWl'ORT IEACH
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Classroom '\~·~rU=HION==~~--=~~.:::::,:::_~
S.h DISI-COATS AND SUITS Ortage .... ,.... .... .....,...... ._ ....... , ............. ..
Fiii coots; rer, 110.00.ISUO .......................... Ul·Jll7 Cira.Ii(_. ... -· -·· ... .
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Fiii ,_ JllllDlU All 71.17 u 111 112 r a, Ill ....... .. ~~llding" l'-----"'-----··_·_··_··_·_··.·.·· .... ·.··_ .. _._ .. _·~· ... _· __ ... ,_ .... Collall_~~"'"'-.. __ 11_ ... ___ ........................ -_. __ ._··-~ .. ·-·.··.··.·_· ... ---~
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F• .-Ip a _.1.i' I DISI-DlllSB .
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World WG' 11, AD*lcl'1 ' Dly, ~,.. ~250.00 ••• -.................. ..-1' .,,
lebooloba""°"'hand""ppedll------·;...·.-, ____________ _:;......;.,
bf -... "' \eldMn and
clauroclft1I. . 1.-----------~-----..;. __ ....,.
'lblJ wibappy era,.,,. """"" lo be aJllll'Ol'lilnl Ila cod.
Misses ttyfes; ttf. 56.00.136.00 ••••••• :· ••••••••••••••• naw 1\ Off
. ' I PlciSlttll' stJl-.i reg. ~.00.1:;6.00 ••••••••••••••••••••• , •• ~OFF
. IOlllAlll 'MISSB' ··-. -
£11 ........... .n..ns.awtllf~ •• , •• , •••••... , .......... ·· ' . ~-dolld:-....... ~ ..... ~ ... ; ......
Cock1111 nses:fl!dlldlrl dllllalllo a11111 , •*•lfc . · . . .
fll.'30.0l).98.00 ..................... ~·······~ ••• ; •• ;11.1111.11.
OtyUme hses. wools, bits; 11£ 90,ao.50.IX) •••••• : ••• ' .14.11-AIJ
Cciol llild jldtit r:oslu9*; reg. 56.DQ.IJ.OO ............... ~~ ll'F . .
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~~~~ ' ~-. '*"-C1111• It fMrlla atylae, ,. ... I T
. ....... "" 1&.0l).21JJO .......... ~···· .......... 1z.IJ ~
Flits and c:mllllJ "" l~t&m ............ ·'· ................ 1111 ' .. __ ...;.·--------~·~···----.:....'---"" •• ...-~. ------------------· '' ' .t ~ , I
Projectlonl by aovcnnnent
ageocles . and Ille Natlooal
-Alloclailoo lndlcate
that better do)'l lle -d.
.Tbe Ry
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foct lo 1he Im-1,....~~~·~~~~~~~~--..... ~~~---IOllHAIH WOMlll'll ~DID .., ' " I IOllWll IPOITSWIAI . , t ..J
• • WOMEN'S DHS$IS '
As1m11e1 ••••••i "'aiDa.11 •.. : .......... ~ ......... ~ ... .. Hllf•,_.,...,.-._aaMQI ........ ;.u.11.zr• ' riaja z • ...,111m 1IO•Ja11;rer.7•2!00 ........ a..IUi proved GUtioolt ii I dramatic
~ in popul1tton
IJ'llWlh. The posnrar ~Y
bocml whlcb namped U.S.
sdloOls bai nm !Is course.
...... 1M'1 to 1157, Ille birlh
Col"-ttises; sllli 12*20, ~ ,. • . . . ' . a.. dst~., 1; • 11,u• ...................... 11•1w ~ ..., 1111111111; ,.,. lL00.20.00 .... ; ........ ,ll1-11.17' I I ree. 7&JD.136JIO •• , • , , , , , ••••••••••• , • , ••••••••• ~ TO 1o\ OFF
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rate mnal""' al I V""f hi&b!~::::::::::~~~==~:::::::::::::::::::::: level, more lhan .:15•11,. blrlhstr ,, • • .
per 1,000 population. Since IRIDA1 SAi.ON.
1957, the Census Bureau's
studies sohw, the birth rate
has steadily declined until It
now stands at 18 per 1,000
-the lowi!st in U.S. hlstory.
Bridal ,owns; reg" 96.00-400.00 ••••••• , •• , , •••••••••••• 15.17·50.97 . .
Bridesmaids; reg. 28.CJ0.250.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 5.17·15.17
DECLINE DUE
IETT!I SPOimWEAR DRESSES! .KNITS
Dresses; I'll-28.0060.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••• , ..... 1 lllAIJ
Knit suits, 1flesses; ng. 65.00.100.00 ••••••••••••••••••• 3117"7.U
Imported blt suits, di9'S11i rei. 50.0)66.QJ •••••••••••.".Z4J7~
What this means to educa-
tion is that elementary school
enrollment, which increased
so rapidly in the Fifties that
&ebooll couldn't build new
clum>oms f ast enough to
... P up 'lrilh I~ will begin
to decline in the next f years. The U.S. Bureau olil..--------------------1 Labor Statistics, in an oc-
cupaUooal ooUook study for
the teacb1ng profession,
estimates that elementary
school enrollment will drop
from 32.6 million in 1967 to
31.3 million in 1975.
Because some of the baby
boom children are still in their
teem, high school enrollment
will continue to grow.' but ·at
a much slower rate. Secon-
dary school population ls ••·
peeled to blcn"'"' by 21 per-
cent between now aod 1975,
compared to an lncreue of
45 percent between 1959 and
1961.
Meanwhile, the b u m p e r
crops of young people born
in the late 'to's and '50'• will
be graduating from collqe,
< ' •
and H past eiperlence holds r-------------------good, about Oii" lo thr<e 'lrill
hold bachelor's degrees
meeting lhe requirement.I for
certification as teachers .
'I'hll3.. the supply of new
teachers will expand even as
the demand shrints.
PUPll. RATIO
amri sromwEA• · ·-
Sweate11; reg. 17.00.20.00 ; , ••••• , , ••••••••••••••••• , .11.511•
Dressy sepalltes; reg, 19.0().40.00 •• , •• ; ••• , ••••••••••• 1111·21.17
Sweaters; S.M-1.; reg. 17.00.36.00 •••••• •· ••••••••• ; •••• 1trl·2117
Famous skirts; reg: 19.00.36.00 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10.17·20.17
Famous. pants; reg. 17.00.23.00 , ••• , ......................... 1197
Pant tops and blouses; reg. 13.00.28.00 • , ... , • , ........ , , . 7.1Hl07
Wool double knit co-ordinates; reg. 13.00JB.00 ............. lft.1U9
This will make PQSSible a
reduction in the average
teacher·pupil ratio in public
schools -from 27 kids per
teacher at present to about
25 per teacher ir 1975. That l'---------------------.J means classes will be smaller,
and each child will get a llttle,lr---------------------.
more individuaJ attention. MIUINERY
Fan hats; reg. 18.00.36.00 ............................ 11.IJ0.13.DO .
Designer hats; reg. 26.00-40.00 •••••••••••••••• , •••••••• , ~1i OFF
Wigs, wiglets; rtg. 99.00.139.00 ....................... nae.auo
Schools also will be able
to put more emphasis on
quollty and special educational
services -for example, by
elpBllding classes bl remedial
reading, kindergarten a n d nursery facllltles, ood pro-l'---------------------.J grams for lhe physically and
mentally handlcapped.
More educational resources
will be available to help the
underprivileged children o{
ghettos, t h e unemplojed,
military service rejectees, and
adult illiterates.
Although the overaJI teacher
YOUNG CAL!FORNIAN COATS & SUITS
All wool poo joc~tti, f11lly lintd, In no...,, tr•y or comol; ro9, l.J.00 JJ.tf
Fun fur ~loor1nc:o, m•ny ,ty1e•; reg. l l.00 , , , • , , , , , , , ,, , , , • , , , 24.ft
S11it c:l11rtnc:1; "'9· l6.00-li2.00 .. , , , , , , , , , , , • , , , , .. , , • lt.ff,Jt.tt
shortage sh o u Id disappearl'---------------------.J within a few years, the NEA
looks for continued spot '---------.------------.. 1hortages in aomelr
geographical areas -
particularly bl& citieo and
rural areu -and in certain
high aChciOI subjedl, notably
math, science, I ·U 1 d a n c e
co:mselin& •Vocational
trainlng. and r e m e d I aJ
reading.
New 11ink
To Airport
Under Way
ANAHEIM -A new airport
coach service linking Orana:e
Coonty with Lang Doell
Municipal Airport begoo lhls
weet.
YOUNG CAUFORN!AH SPOmWEAI
Sepll11es dearance:1JlnlS, tops, skirts, Jackets,
swuten; rtg. 11~2!00; ................... 5. 99-1 &.99
Loni sleeve shirts and blouses; many styles and COIO!S,
Including whites; reg. 1100.17.00 ••• , .................. 7.»lll.
Jumpers and shifts; rer. 20.0030.00 ••••••• , ~ ••••••••••• 11• 17.11
All wool swaters, ISSOrltd colors; re1. 13.00.17.00 ......... 1.91.11
Pants, many dlllmnt slyles, molted fabrics 1nd colon;
rei. 17.~.oo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. ln.11.n
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN DRESSES
Wool knits, Jr. and Petite sizes, assorted colors;
rec. 28.Q0.36.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ll.17.ZS.17
Cock11H dresses, Jr. & Pellte; reg. 20.00.SS.OO •••••••••••• 1117-2117
fonnlb., assfd fabrics; reg. 3S.OO.SO.OO ••••••••••• •· ••••••• \i DFF
Jr. & Petfte dly1!men; oaytics, wools;,_ 20.QG.2100 •••••• ~~ tlFF
The oew bus ..,.k:e, ollmd
by Airport Coach -. 'lrill
lnvomo 12 bo1e1 uc11 dlJ llet~-lhe •lrpcrt and t11el._ __________________ __,
etll1Pll'lJ'I lenninall at the Oralld and llimeyland botelL ...., _________________ _
Jtunnini lime each way is
• mlnuta. The fare 11 IUO
,., -· Half fare is charg-ed lar dllldttn.
ROllNAllE SUITS
Flnal daerance: 2.pc, 3.pc. s!jl11; wools, syntlielics;
""SJ.(l().$).00 .....••••••••.•••••••.•••••••.•••.. 27.97-31.17 ft8 depNiure limes frorn
.. an.I -wlll be 1:45 ' Coat ..... costumes; o~ ... itlyllcs/wool )er>ey .............. 3ll9 a.a., t :• Lm., 12 :05 p.m.,,1._ ____________________ .J
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._,. 1'· Wool elm-. bllcb/colOB; rl(. 20.00.....w ..... , ... , ..... ~ .1U1 Coc\llR ......._ JI.;.;:.~~ , . .., · ui-, aHIUl'U; rtf, 201JO.!!;Gll ,,,,o o'tl••••••1J."1"1•2f.l7 '
Dayirme dr..,..: wools, aciyllcs; rer.17.00.2!00 ......... 11.lf·IT.11
Hilf sizl dr"!"• •"°(led f~t l'ef. 15.00.36.00 .• ;,, .1 •• tl1;n.17 ... .. " ...
DD~RESHOP
·$porhMor separates, woob; reg. !Loo.20.00 ............ 5.11·11.17
Flare le1111nts, IClyflo plaldsi rei 13.00 ••••••• ; .............. lll
J~ .. 'Petfta Oesses; re&. 17.00.28.00 •••••••••••••••••• ~ •• tUJ.1111
SporlJWar tk1i1J oepntes; rer. lS.00.20.00 ............. ll1·1U7 . '.~~ . ~ ...•
LINGERIE
. . --r Wiitz gowns; {1£ 10.0D •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5.11
Long gowns; reg.13.00.16.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1;9&•: . . Pegnoir selsi reg. 25.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.• . . '
YOUNG CALIFORJ>llAN Ll!'lGEllE,
Jr. lingerie; reg. 2.S0.9.-00 .............................. 1.17·3.17
Jr. sleepwear; reg. 7.00.26.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• AJ7·12.17
LOUNGEWEAR
Hostess wear; re1. ·20.00.52.00 ......................... 10.87-29.17
Fleacey robes;-feg. 2~00.30.00 ...................... ,13.17,1U7
Qultt robes; reg. 20.IJ0.2~00 ........................ , .1,UHS.17
·long. quills; rel[. 2a004!.00 ....... , .................. 18.17-30.97
Cotton teny robes; reg. 15.00 •••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••. 1.97
FOUNDA110NS
lfoliyWllOd-Vassamta bras; rae. 4.5G6.00 .................. 3.49-3.91
Gusslld's 'Flair' bras; wtfte; rei. 5.00 ........................... t•
Wl!Nl's 'Select A Shape' bras; 3 styles; rti 5.00 .............. UI
l.ffyof A1nce underwtrtd bm;'rer. 7.00 .••.••••••••••••••••••• 4.41
Maldenlorm's 'Trfcollltl~ bf1S; reg. 4.00.~llO ............. ,119-3.11
Hollywoocl-Vasslntta penty zjnlles; re1. l00.9.00 .......... ,5.IN.91
Wame(s 'Seloct A Slllpe' penty girdles; reg. JO.Oil ......... , ~ .. 7.99
Olp 'Suddenly Slim' panty 1irdles; re1. 13.00 ..••••.•••••••..• 10.91
Bien Jolla penly girdle; rag. 9.00.16.50 .................. l.ft.12.99
Vonlty ft~ pan-on panty girdle; reg.11.00 ..................... lll
Bien Jolla (lt1f1el; 111-IOP lip; reg. 8.S0.20.00 ............... 5.111<15.91
8hliJolla luaadltfolll; rt(. 1~00.19.llO .................... 11.14.11
JWR ColdWlllr Soap; reg. 1.50-2.50 ......... 111, 3/2.lli 1.11, 2/111
CASUAL SffOES ..
Many name-brwlds; reg, 12.IXJ.17.00 .......................... ll7
Recent mark-downs; lood saltctlon of stylts and colon;
rer.15.00.22.00 ..•..•....•....• , .................... : ••• 11.17
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' ' I I o --------------~-----·'! ' " ~ I 11.0IJSIS '~ H ' ' I f-U lkirll, polyaster/cotton; reg, 10.00 .............. tl7 -~ •
. Anoited stdlb, prints, solids; reg. 8.00.15.00 .............. 4.97-1.~ ,
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GLOVES
· Alsorfla !Ibric and leather gloves ..•... : ... : .• : ........ V.·V.'OFF
:~ . . ~y .
, ~ palJ bDu, petite, m., 1111; !'1113.00400 •••••••••• .' ... 1JI
ICllltM' ...... -Ila tits • nr. 2JX). •• • • • •• • • ....... •• ... \
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HANDBAGS
NUplli'and tm11e lllndbqs; 11' 50.IXJ.l~OO ........... !Mi'llF
· Bettil'liilual and drllSJ lllllls bio/ rq, 15.00!iO.OO •••••••.• ~ OfF
; Pl~Jltent bias; rec.· IQ.00.20.GB:.,,,:~: • .,,; •••••••••••••• ~ GFF
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r 11 .-.:..... .... J_fov . I Famoot:.make ~ ltl\I P'"'"J •••••••••••••••••••••••••• , .• -~Off . . .
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Assotted eartlngs; values 1o 10.00 ........................ !IOl-2.Dt ' ., Enamel pinsi values to 12.00 ••• · .••••••••••••• , ••••••..... 50¢·5.00
Famous-make slmula1ed baruqua bead nedilaces, pins,
bracelets, 'Urrinp; wf1IOS 111 25.00 .. " ................ l.OQ.4.00
Slmlfasses; values to 12.00 ••••••••••••••••••• ; , ••••••••• 1.oo.tJI
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PRE-TEENS
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I Assorted A·lfne plaid skirts, acrylic; reg. 7.00 ••.•............... 5.29
Assortment of plaid skirts, coordil1ated Sli!lle1> ••••••••••• V.·~ OFF
SoUkolor sleeveless vests. assorted; rea. 9.00 ••••••••••••••••• 5.41 ,,
'---Shlrtmlk--er-dresses,--po-1yea1er __ ·Y111-lpped_Cl'lam0 __ :_&-_14;_· rer._u_ro_._·'_·•_• _. '
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Alloltad skJrtJ, plaids, solldr, 7-14; 11£ 6.00.10.00 •••••••••• MN.II
Pant suits, acellta llollded acryflc, 8, 10, '12; reg.14.00. .......... l91
Assortment of drm11, 7·14; re1. IO.OQ.l4.00 ............... l.ft.7.99
Dressls, machfne.wah, assorted pl11ds, cllacb, 7-12; "'· 8:00 .... 4.41
s-ters, assorted sljlll, colon, 7-14; reg. 5.00.10.00 •••••• 2.IH.99
f111ted cotton sl1Clls, prints •f!d solids; reg. 6.00 ................ 3.91
9tl' ~ s111rt1, INtlr1, 3&; rei ~ •••••••.•••••••••• 2.11
""" ll!icrlld ,..... 311; "' 7,0IJ 0 I O e o 0 • 0 ', t o o e O O O o o o O O o o o 4.41 • .. ~ :9•• 4-7;"' l.DO&OD •••••••••••••••• ; •••••••••• 4.41
Bo,s' ~ spcrt s»ts. 4-71 "" 3.00 •••••••••• •.· ••••• ' •••• 1.n
Boys' .sartod cotlbof pntt, 4-7; reg. 5.00 ................... U1
Boys' fll)llmas. assortod styfts, fabrics; reg. 4.00 ............... 2JI ,,
"""' llWted lrlt shirts, 4-7; reg. 2.50.1.00 .................. 1.99
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~ eoonpus·-., S.ie4 '"' 14.Q9,22.l'G .. : .... ' ..... l\ lff ' ~~port,sh{rbi "'-~Q0.8.50 ···•••••••••••••••····~~~ •• t,•
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~.,.flmls, varied colors, ,I-~ Ill(. 5.00 ••• , ••• ; ••.• : ,. ••.• ut. ~.-pants,.aaoried ~Cl!ll!ni. uo ....... '
Doll' jlc:bts, asorlld styles, flllrlcl, a.20; "" 12.00 ....... l\"' -, ....... ,,, ·-~··h 11inpmfld-'8rs, ISSOllid llberr, mlon, a.20;"' l00.12.00.~lff
I N<>hi; short ~otve sport slli1s,,~ 111irb. · • . . · ·
• ~ scllds, plaids, 8-20; NC-4.Q0.6.00 ~ ... : ....... 2.1',2/UI
\(r"IW neck knit sport shk'ts; reg. 4.00 ....... -....... ,. •••• ;,, •••• 121
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'Joll@'ll Cl!)THIJ:!['., . -·· .. '
Reldple suits, wool and blends; re1. 89.51J.IOO.OO •••.•..••... JL50
jRe~.-H:rreem..i s.ilis;Wo.1;b11nilsi ,.,, 11S:OO.m:oo .... •10
;RD@r Drlke, ll frtem111su~ wool;"' 135.00.145.0Q ........ 11l•
: RotW prake syits, ~i fl(.15$.~165.00 •••• ~ .•., ••• , •• _ •••• 1~ .
!ii..., Drl~llllts, llOOl;Jal'. 115.00.115.00 .... ; ......... " •• 14011
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11a<t• .. 11ttil ..... 37.0Q, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
r..-tJt. brown or bi1ci: rer. 31.00 ...................... 34•
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........ stnp lolf#l Rio 31.00 ••••••••••••.••.••••• ,,Q ' :~ i Mack° C1P tGti rq. M.00 •• , ••••••••••••••• •· ........ ail
'..-Ir W 'p111n lot; ter. KOO •.•.•••..•.. : •.•• :-......... ... . .
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......... pllln toe, lel1l1I! llaed; ,.,. 2100 .............. 20.ll
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S•ll .. llldml '-• molded vinyl; women, blue, 1ny, white,
..-Men: .,., or ol1ve. Unlild quantities.
. ~case;. re£ 24.95 •••• , ••••••••••••••••.••••.••••••••• 17.15
21• LI~' overniah.t; r4 27.95 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 20.15
24·~ rer. 32.95 •••••••••••••••••• : •••••• ~·.; •••• ~. ,24.tS
25• Pultrnan; rec. 41.95 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-········· •• 31.15
21• Men's Companion; rec. 2~95 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.15 ...
24" MfG's C!omplnioni r11. 32.ts •••••••••••••••••••• : : •••••• 24.15
. 2-Suitlr;"" 41.95 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 " .
s.saftlr;"" 43.95 .......................................... 3115
..... cb:I< ~ IUqqt; r-.15.Q0.28.00 ............... 1\ l'llCE
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' ;Wtlllr.lb!Da sportcom, IRllll;ns,.1~ o¥.J:,..; •••••.• ,,.,1u I . . -
jCMdfts lllra .... sport ~125.AXt ................ , .... ..
j RClet Drake wool spcrt coats; rq.115.00 ••••• ~· •• ~ •••••• '· .. .......
I Selectld an waal sport COits; r11o lOOJXJ ••••••••••••••,,,,,,a. . ., . -.~ ... _ . ~
Dacton" polyester and wool hopsack sport coats, ll f-
f regufarfy 90.00 •••••• : •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••. 7<51
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1 Readaata wool/blend sport coats; ref. 70.00.75.00 ............. ...
I Rtldgal! sport coals, wool/blend, all wool; rei 60.oo.&5.00 ...... 41.511
t. Jmportedwool slacks; ree. 37.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2LIO ' ~ Rlldpte slacks, all wool; reg. 25.0D .......................... tllO • Famous make imported anlf J;lcke~ rei 32.50 ................. 1UI
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Cotton/blend oxford, perma press shirts; re(. 7.00 ....... ~71,3/1UI
Cotton/blend b<oldclolh, perma press;'"' 7.00 ......... 4.71, l/1UI
\"l:Otton/blend bi'oadclolh, peNna press, han sleeves, wftite,
1 and color>; reg. 6.00 ............................. 4.25, 3/IUI
Cotton /blend pajemas, perma press; ref. lllll .......... llll, 2112.•
~ Cotton flannel pajamas, coat O! middy; reg. 6.00 ......... 4.15, 2/UI
' Silk ties; reg. 3.CJ0.4.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.25. 3/1.~
r Slk ties; reg. 5.Q0.6.50 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.15, 2ftl0
·: Medalist pertna press boxer shorts, White, solids, fancies;
:_~ 2.50 •••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• 1.11,1/18
.lledaflst-llt shirts, arw or T neck; rei 3/4.50 ....... t'UI
Qlttan briefs;,double seat; rei. ~/175 •••••••••••••••••••••. JU
, ColtDn boxer>, \'lftlte onl)'; rer. 1.50 .................... 1.21/J/Ull
· Cotton alltletlc shirts; rer. 3/4.So .......................... 3/l•
1 Wool/ilylon dress hose, slrl!fcll, ankle~ rer. l.50 ......... 1.21, J/UI
, over-calf; reg. 2.00 ..•••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• 1.15.1/4.'9
Sport hose, stretch; rec. 1.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-.1.21.1/UI ' . .
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"'#ool/mohlir Clf'dican sweater; ree. 19.00 •••••• -•••••••••••••• 1111
J Group sport lltirtl, CUI/ ...... inlts; NC-lQ0.1100 • •••• ~ .... 2/11~
I llllJIOlted r:atton batlenedl knit !ftlrb, """:i-' fGrll-..;
• "' 5.Q0.6.00 .......................... 217.lll .... 2/UI .. . . ; .. . .
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j IJnl<s, Mb, pd or IUYll finilh; II(. 7.50-12.50 ... ., .. ,. ., ...... UI· i I ~ffllll' ]owtliy, links sols; rtr; 10.00.20.00 ................... I.II
I R1l lutl!tr aoods, 111Jurtl fold, 2-hiilt prpnizar, credit CMd
' ·-Wlll•ts. nsortld lolthon; "' l00.13.50 ................ % llff
TIU¥ISION, IADIO
C•l•r lV, ttltlt Me41la, co11Ml11, reducecl •••••• , ,, .Jl.H .. 10.0Q
Tr1111l1ter r111ll11, cl1c .. r1dlo1 AM/FM t1iilo r14i11, .:li1pl1y 1t1M1l1,
4M!111ttr41ton , , •••• , • , ~ •••.•.• , •...• -. • , .• 11"° TO IO"-Off
ltob+1111t111'1 own Sophilfic1fod br11nl: 1ltrt11; r•t· 3tt.t5 , .. , • ,Jff,fl
C.ler c111 .. l1tte, 1wivtl bt.. • ... , • , , , , , , • , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 471.10
Remot. co11tr•! color eon1ol1, •••• !i0.00 , •• ,, •• ,. , •. , ,, , .. 6-41.10
II.CA c•I-" TV con1ol1, w1ln1~ •....... , • , .• , , •• , , , , , , •• , , .471.00
C1111ol1 1t1roo, 6·1p1tktr1 AM/FM; 109. l6t.t5 • ,. ,, , ,,, , .. Jlt.tl
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SC1MM, floor ll!lples; rt(. 89.00.207.50 ............. 20%-40% OFF
O.:C.ltM flllrlc:li"" 2.251.00 Jd. ................... yd.1 ....
Ren! cotton print, 3 colors, sfllcone flnisll; 111.3.50 ......... yd. 2.Dll
Dacorlilva flbrlcs, up lo 7 yds. of • pottem( down.town only) ... 'A Off
IMPOJIQD/DOMISTIC Oltrs
Flowtr tapped b buckets; 111-8.50 •••••••••••••••••• , • , ••• Mi DFF
Plplr'._..,colarful; nC: 75C--l95 ......... , •••••••••••• 21t-1•
.... lid ,....,.MCI; ns.1.95-lt95 ••••••••••••• ~Off
._ ~ "f. S.00 ·····•····~·············· •••••••••• ~OFF
Ctltdlw ~re. 3.00-6.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~OFF
!Mp """ of ltostess decoratives; flf. 5.00.57.50 ........ ~1\ Dff
Alf GAl.LllY
Roproductions of Counletto's RomonscentS, fro'""; llJ.15.00 ••• J.15
. Clltd9I cmdll, rlllad to cl.NI' ••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••• l\ Off
.ir11r'tldafftl ••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \i ..
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• Qllllle~ ......... Sill; .... .a.15 .. ~ ..... -.. -
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Dacn1rii .,_ .. ,...., •...-U• 411a"1
rtf. 2.10 ..... 1.11; 45"; NC-2.lll.., .1.111 W; rtf. 2.3~ ••• 2.111;
63"; "" 2.50 •••• 2.21; 11 ·; "" 2.95 •••• Ulf 90'; ,... 3.2S .•.. 2.15
NttUta1ek bedrocrn eh:SlfflbSI •••••••••••••••••••••••••• n OFF
Mlclt-ToM1•11r1 *1perits ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21'% lff
'~~ ClrblM. .... -ltJ 4.95 oo • • ,.,\ o • ••• •• •• m 1• ( -T·~ •
noo• COVDING
Acryffc pluslt pile, off whit~ rei. U.35 yd. lns11111d ........... yd, JJ5
'*tth tljlol-.,,IJllllCO; llf. yt illlllllatl 12.95 .......... ,yd.L•
'it.OJ plla tip she1nd, l'f~ 11i. yd. lnstal)ld 15.00 ........... yd. US
Woe! pUe broadlOlll; ~ co1cri: rq. yd. Installed 15.35 •••• yd.1 l•
fll.pllt Acrile~~~-3alors; l'f, 16.35 yd. i!lllflod • yd.11.• -.
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floor Q, 3 styles, ~d ~isl\ brass; Six·WI); Ill(. 15.DO,
Jr. floor) f1f. 55.00, swq n ~ JtJSS.00 .;' .......... 21.•
DAILY Jlll.rf lf
Nixoii,
ColW'ess
To Clash?
W.\SHING'J:l)N (UPI) -
top freedom " lnlormaUoo omclal eald loday l'r<llden'-
elect Rldtard M. Nixon ~
charted a colllsion coune wit.II
the llst Congreu on lhe ~
of "~live privilep."
Nixon, In mponae t o
edllote' quetttone durlnt ~
election campaign, said he
would assert "only in rd
clrcunutinctt" the ~
rlchl " pmldeols to wllhhol4
Oil lhe ll'OW>da of executl" p r I v 11 e I e lnC«mation rt;.
quested by Coogrw.
Bnl Samuel J. Archlbolit.
Wllhlnlton cllrector of Ibo
Free a om of lnfonnail<!
Center of .lhe Unlven!IY ol
-· not<d thll Ntsop . declined to prunl!e be would '---------------------.-i1 m1rtct use ol lhe eU<UtiYI privilege clslm to blmrell.
SlHP SHOP
Twi.n size mattress and box. sprin&. firm; rea. 89.95 •••• , •••••• , .5''5
!immons twin or full set, firm quilted; rer.119.95 .............. 7ll5
· Slrmnons 312 OY!f 312 coff,1wlri or lull quHted st!:"' 139.95 ••. tU5
Exira firm twin se~ q11nted mnslruclion; reg. 119.95 ............ al5
6" latex foam rubber twlp stl,•qullted; reg. 139.95 ............. •15
68'Hidff.Bed, modern, full size mattms; reg. 299.95 ........ .1 ... 85
Simmons q11Dl!d Hlc!e-t'.1'd. aoia floral print; reg. 35µ5 ••••••• 211.95
HJ.riser duplexbed/sltandslllP; IOJ.149.95 ................. 1 ..
Qullt1d aenti• flfl!l IW!n set, a1fs!! mils; "' 139.95 ........... •15
Simmons quot s!l, IW!n silt, dlrna!lt cover; flf· 119,.85 ••••••••• 7l85
OW SYSTEM
"He appears to be sa)'in&
he will return to the syatem
in ellect In lhe ElaenbOW9r
a d miniatraUoo," Archibald
said. "Al illal !io)e deparj.
ment beads and other leaMr
employes of lhe executive
branch cited the President'•
privilege In rel us l·n c in-
formation requeN."
Archibald, in an intervle1f,
predicted. that In general tl!e
Nl%m adminlstrailon Will be
mono open in 118 public hl-
lormallon policies than lhe "II·
mlnlstration of Pre 11 dent '-------------------"""! .Johlllon. . He laid Nlson'• public ~
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Occasional cane blck chairs; rq. 149.00 ................ : •••• 111.11
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w.aoye rocker recliner;"'· 169.0Q ........................ ...
Pedestals for bunching; rei 89.95 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4tDD
Recliners, o~e-of+ldnd; rer. 189.00.229.00 ................... 125.1111
Heritage tables, many styles .•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• rtdlcllll,
Herilege upholstery, enlire group ........................ 211% Off
Nallonal upholslt!Y, entlra group ......................... 201' Off
. Henredon "Carmel" bedroom set ••••••••••.•••••••••••••• r1lll1tcalll
Drexel, Experanto, OiModO, Collage, Guildhall, Refll!Oll •••••••. redac1d
Bookcases, Spanish style; rei 219.00 ....................... 18l00
Lt-Z-Boy9 rocker tecllner; rq. 229.00 , •••••••••••••••••••••• 17l00
SpanJsh styft cot'ktlfl tlblei ref. 119.00 •••••••• , ••.••••••••••• n.aa
HOUSEWARES
7.pc.dlnette set, 42' roumlx 53x64•, 6 chairs; rer.144.50 ..... 111.15
Toastmaster hand mlur; res; 10.88 ........................... I.II
5().pc. stainless flahnre/8; rer. 24.95 •••••••••••••• ' •••••••• llll
64-pc.slairiess flatware/I; rei 29.95 ............ : •........ "1lll
Salton Hatraye carts; rei 69.50 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 42.ID
· 7-jlt.Mirro 111pt1 hard Tanon II c:ookwlre ss~ rt(. 20.68 ...... , .. 14.11
A.D.G. rldllrp:eble electric toOttUissh! ...................... ...
A.D.9. 32 cup autonlltfclflctrfc urn ••••••••••••••••••••••••••. I.II
Smen hiblchi/set'Ytt' /tny; ns. t95 ••••••• , •••••••••••••••••. 129
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Assorted pre·schoof toys ••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••. \ol DFF
Assorted pmes • , •• , •••••••• , ••• , •••••• , •••• , ••••••••••• 1-1 Off
M1111 one-ol+llind, floor sample toys ....................... % Off
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nouncementa on tilt right of
the people to know, u wtU
u his 1~ <(Herbert .
G. Klein u a top level "cont-
munlcatlonl dlrec:tor," par·
tend a lowering of lnlonnatlGn
barrier• of the klnd that con-
tinually cropped up in govern-
ment bure1111 in the pul. ..
% QIJl'SnONS Dllrin& lhe campalp all
three premdenUal candldalft
were questioned oo two k'1
fretdmi.of-lnformaUon luUll
by lhe American SOdely .ol
Newspaper Edlton (ASNE).
All three replied.
Archibald said t he mOlt
1atlsfactory replies, from the
r....iom..i.inlonnatlon stand· [ point, came !ram G<orp
Wallace, the Amerlc1n
·Independent party~
The canctldatel were uUd
first II Ibey wonid bnplemart
an old eucutlve order clllilc
for designation of a presldtn-
lial stall member !o bindle
complainls on wttbho!din1 ,of
information. Nl%on aald be
would, altboagb. not D1£ r"1-
ly on a full-time buit. Be
said that under lhe policies
he Intended to follow he would
not anUclpate many com-
plainll.
The second question li'U on
"e1ecutive privilege,'' an ln-
cient l.uue that was fanned
by Eisenhower in a ltM letter
asserting his rlghl .. Pnll·
dent to reruse information re.
quested by a Senate CGID·
mittee.
USED«TIMES
Sublequentiy, accordinr to
records ol a House ,b).
formaUoo subcommittee. ~
letter was Uled 44 tl:mel 1>Y
lesser executive brucll ~-
.ficiall to jastlly -to make lnformatlGn public. Preaiden~ J{ennedy In !lo
invoked ' the~ l8llle clalm for
hlmlell but told Congrese llllt
"e1ecutlve privilege can 'be
Invoked only by lhe Prell·
deot." Johlllon later said lhe
claim "will conllnue to be
made only by lhe Prelldenll'
ASNE asked this year'a can--
dldalel wblcb· coune I bey
wonid tollow. Nixon replied:
11Elf!CUUve prlvileae mat
be very ..n..1y -· II ehould be URlle4 onl7 Jn
rare clmDmtances ml tben
only by lhe Prelldenl .. l>1
a responsible top -
subordinate acting u n d • r
guldelinell clearly oel .oul hv
lhe Prealdent. f •
Hwnpllrey on this ppinl alao
save What Archibald con-
&tdered on wwollsfactory ...,..
Jy. "I can fort!ee very ten1e,
dllflcult ml complex slllll·
Uona where lhe e1tenaloo of
lliis prlvliege to other olficlala mJiht. be neces1ar1,''
Hwnphrey said. Wallace llld
l!aUy the rl&J>t to claim U ·
lhe Prelldent blmlell.
British . Ship
Trying Agaib
GREENOCK. htlml (AP)
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3.99. 4.99 ; 5.99
Orig .$11-$15
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lon blends end greet. ecetete CW>OS
included. Prints, ·long or roll sleeves.
sizes '10-18.
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6.99-8.99
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EVENING
HANDBAGS
$7 • $14 volues .. .
2.99. 4.99
This speclol group incluCles plastic
potents end pe•u de soio, in block
end postols, mony styles.
Handbags, ,37
FINE ·LEATHER
Gl.OVE GROUP
Ori9.-$8 ·$JO
5.99. 6.99
Kidskins, coµ,eskins in· plain or no.veil-(
•lyle•, lined or unlined in block, white . ' or bone. Not ev9ry style in every col-
or Or size. Co"me e~rly .
Gloves, 6
JANUARY COSMETIC '
.SALE NOW ON
All the famous names in fragrances,
cosmetics, treatm,ents, at great sav-
ing$ .. Fpr ·example: Dane spray co-
.loqno, 1.75; 3.50-$8 .Rubinstei n Ultra
Feminine beauty treatments $2-$5.
"Gl:AMOUR Kl<::KS"
·PANlY· STOCKINGS
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Stretch nylon .in Oon<;ly. e sun ten, A·lobaf you'll recognize! IOO'/;.wools
end robbit hoir/l~mbswoollnylon · ·
blonds in prints end solids, sizes 3b
to '40 in tho group. ,
. •n.d .Foney, a beige. Choice . of ,4 -,
. sizes , a perfect ,fit for every figure. ,
Stock .up now and sav.e.
Street Floor Budget Spol'!sweor, b5
FAMOUS MAKER
HI-DEB SPORTSW~R
Orig . $7. $19 ·
3.99. 10.99 '
Stroight or wide leg penh, "X.liho·or '
Hosiery, 3
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~~IT SUITS.
. Oli'g. f4b -1bb
29.99 . 49.99 '
2 end 3 pc. wool end Dacron• poly-r i pl.Oted · stirts. cerdig~n ~lipon ond eltel' k~itl. importei:I ·and ·domestic ·
1 • t;rtte sweeten , in groo'(;/ colors1 '', . ; . • • .. ·:". r : with: .j~t:ltimr ·.orrRleats, ~qlit;lot . n<I styles, jr. sizes S.:13.1 • , . , el "'" , ., • • · pest s. mlSSloS · St!6S; 1
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)'inier-cooh in • glorious assortment . i . .
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Misses' Coots,. 25 . ' ~ .....
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C<ili{ornio .cosu_llls in •.OiY-Cll[,t...D•·
cron• polyester/cotton blonds. In
stripes. checks, solids, in brights, pes· --' tels, misses'1siz&S •
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Special!
10.99
Three line fabrics, lo belt or not,
-great to vary with blouses and sweat-
1 ~rs, ,in a ra~ge of wanted ~olo!s;
' · ' h If . misses , a srzes.
Budget Dresses, 27
FAMOUS MAKER
MEN'S · DRESS· SHIRTS
Orig. $5 -5.50
3.59; 3/10.50
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some whites and stripes. Most are
permanent press in popular fabrics. _
Meny coller styles.
Men's ,Furnishings, -~ ...
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PAJAMAS
$5 • $7 volues
3.99 ..
Cool end middy styles-in .fine e<>tton
b~adclOth in ·es sorted fancies.·R99U-
' ler lengths in ·A-BcCD: Longs in 8-
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MEN'S TU~TlENECK
KNIT SHIRTS
$7 voluo
3.99
This most popular style in easy-care
ocryl~ in e whole ronge of good mos· I .. " ......... c~line polors. Long sloevei:l for com· .. . . . . . .. . . . . .
fort, silos M'.~-X~., ...
Men's Sporisweor, SO
NEWPORt
47 F1shion lsl1nd b-4-4-1212
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CANDLES 111 -
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gious ind,,..,ore. S:Ome.eerly!
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1 l'!lpo~~~I s~vl~~. on ~l~gorit conClles, .
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; for th~ bale~ce of th..-H~!id~y.~., for ,, , ,
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types of lremo styles. 3 doys only,
Thursdey, Fridey, Soturdey.
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Our •entire Christmos stock of bo.ed
card$ aD1il henClsOfne ~gift ra_ppings
included. Speciel sevings. .... I· I •••
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card s rea?y to. se~~ early. W.ide as-
sortment. lmp~inted at nominal ..
charge.
Stotio~e!Y, 15
lENl:!IOXW.AR~ DINNERWA'RE
45 PC. SET FOR 8
Open stoc~ volue 39.95
19:97
E..,erything you nee? for eight includ~
ing serving piaceso An outstanding
valu~. Colored accessories.
Housewere"s, 39
FAMOUS NAME TOWELS
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1st AND 2ND QUALITY
ii perfect 2.50 lo s:OO
1.79
Good • eSS!jrtmont,1 b ~ome eaHy
for best selecticin. hm' rlectjons ~ t:: • . ' oren't nolicoble. lmportont sovings.
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orig. 70c
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For dresses or sweaters. Greist time
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PLACE SITTING
Reg . $5 • $7
... 2.99
Choose from 4 exciting patterns in . .
qua li ty ea rthenware. "Come early fo r
best selection. Limi ted quantities.
Dinnerware, 11
5 SPEED BOYS' BIKE
IN FLAM80Y ANT ORANGE
Reg. 5t99 .
47.99
Hes front ond bock caliper . brokes.
hi-rise handle bars. Glitter 'sents end ·
grips· odd to-value.
Sporting Goods, 43
RCA VICTOR COLOR TV
18" DIAGONAL SCREEN
358.8B
Compact size, ..,ivtd pictures on a
180 ;q~in. screen. Front conlre~ end • •
tone liolonced speol:eis'. ·
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"' -~~ ~r.~;,~~~.~!~/~ ~e real~~.~
-No, they cautio1n, doo,l.look lb a g8ily ~eco/ated package un<l•r.
a ~ant tree ablaze ,will\-multil'Olored -ll&illa and omamenll.
Search instead, suggilt the Ticktockers, inside a paste pot, a
bo~ of felt .or a mixing -J.
Why there! '°''
, ~. Beeause these were ~. uteoall .. the ·junior hlgh and hlgb school
girls used to find the Cbriltm8&" spirit as illllAtrated by the old edage
"lf:ts beitefto give th~W ve" ' '' · ' I ·"'1 "(f .f Seventh-grade . • '!l'ller !Ii•,~ of, Mrs. W'1!er
·w,.5m1111 ·and'•Mr1. Janie•l'Newqu!Jt have been covering collee ·CIDI
. used to end __..e&.to ~· iirL ' ,., . , , I · I ·••>' "'1N'Af • •l t ' /
Wrapping tile cana' llvelf. hflllda)', ~ W"?. IM Mllu•
Laura Ann'Fam!r, ~ulle 14hrnan,. 'lbereee·l(arltel, Domia Lee New•
q1l1st and Ertn Smllh of ·N6w]lort Beach; Gall Ann t.ehgenbeckl anc!•
Ellen Plow• of San~ .A¥1.1Dd Nancy Nebrenberg, SulBll Pangborn
and Barbara Rakel of corciiia de! Mar. ·' ' • · . • .
.,_,.,, ... , ,· P~.not"""!!l'cl!"'~.J?e,~~tlents. \n co~~'!1eicent .
nomes are eiglith-grade '!'lcktockers under the direction of Mrs,
Robert C. Crooke and Mrs. Richard W, l!P\ith . . 1 \~: 'Menibers include the·· Misses Ml?sfi'a ... Hooien, Debra Jeanne
. , Kilmer.·~ Elizabeth Miaer, Stephanili<Am!e Moran, Susan 'Scott
and<Hollie Ann Smith of Newport Beach, Patricia Jean Crooke and
!lqelley• Samuels of Corona1del Mar and Sara· Granzella and Nancy
Smith of Costa Mesa. ..
• Mrs. William Stabler and M,r•. Robert M. Rodman helped the.
i:Uiti>-giade ~ make ,qrnamonts•fmo·~tree ·!!j'11 d__._ forpat1.u at Hoag M~ Hoslllw; ~~ian.' 1 • i ·1Y1~····
• " • • >''lbe ~ rroi> includes t!te"M!lses ~urle Bayless,
, . NJlllCY llw;.cola, Mary Lee tutt.ml, IMHo· lllmcl:, Ba?Dara meotllld,
Vicki Ann Lollman, i>ebble;M ... Y, Linda Mills, Rollin• Mlljer, Laurie '
'' , . . Prlngle; Cstherine Shea, X.uren stabler, Alm Walil:er and ,Mary .$~TA S HELPERS -Holiday aC\i'l',lµOI for Har· Clara Wlahar oi.Newport Beach, Francine Harris of Senta Ana 11Dd ~ Area Tlcktockers of the Nlitkinal cJharity . Janis Rodman of Balboa. . · .· ~e stresse<l~·lhilli• f~,othfll'S~ChOQ11mg . . . , · a tree are (above, left t<> rigbti Lauren ·~tabil!r 'ali4'", ..... · ''"""'' -~ader•.<.undtr --Oli ·of.'Mrs. ·Royal· 'l'Ucker and
M¢y Clifford Fixing dinner complete with turkey MI'S. Rusaell Leng~becli:, •sang carols and· made arrangements el, fo~a needy f~y· are (at iefl, left to right) Clau'. . small~ with felt flower;1for palienta •IP the•Otang~ Couniy 'Medi·
dine Meany, Debbe ,Dean and Wendy Jordan. An-ca(.ee..1~1" ~. · · " .
other gri>up of Ticktocxers made cookies far pati-.; '. , ,M'!!"~rs are the Mlises Joyc....Caldwell,.Carqi ,Cormally, 1Je,
ents in the I.oog Beach Veterans Hospital while a ooran Erb,' di.rbara Hornbeek, Anne Lawrence, Maliy.Mocire, Judy
sl!l.'ond unit . decomted cOtfee cans used to send . Rygel, Patti Tucker and Kriatln Wisher ~ ~ Beiech, Susan
co6kies to servicemen in Vietnam. Hard at work are -. OocJ<iha!J, Kum Hodi•, P'!lfy Hume, Chloe Mclliijte, Kathy Langen-
(lijJQW i..tt, left to right) Debbie -Kilmer,-'Tricia hact 111111 8allj Smldi ot:senta Ana, Jana·Gnm•elia and Jamie Styli
Ci;aote·and Dana Newquist. Wrappil!g pret!Onls tli •·· «Coal MMll.md Jolie Le Bouel and.Tri& Newcomof·San Clftneate. bd:~'to,hosl4~ patlem. anc1·deaf ~.u,n . . , . ""*"'·~ dinner IDd moklng g11t1 tor Ille tyo fami.
..,. (below, lelt to. rl~) Joyc.e Caidw1il. ~-, U. f:b'1 llrno lidojJllod Is Che pm, al Ille llUI-~ 'J!li:itocli•s.
IOU!'Dilyan, Anne.Iawrence and Canil ~, Mn.Jr. J .. Mq ml Mrs;'.J-IJ. , ce'"'Pf'•blnrllleostrts.
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Waiting Game
.r. THURSDAY
.i,. DECEMBER 2'
~~ By SYDNEY «W•ll '
. '°'"'Jbe wbe DWI~ bil ~ .•• Altrolacr po1ni.
. t:,;;js"(March 11-Ajlril 1-):
-""" oeltlod may
• subject to quld: change. hi&h-But cin:umstaDces
• strange twill!, turns.
1>an't commit ~ wilbout
~ expert. Hold your
.... ~~IJ!IUS (April 20-May IO): e-".~P may occur wbere
-;§nployment prospects ... In-
~-Be Independent; -.ortrinalitY. News received •!niy be .dlstorted. Know Ibis
lail dUli be In too much
.l'f ii~· ~.J ... •>=
Ji>me lrleodJ 1""'!11 -·~Is. Dlscretl0n today Is
1liential. You need some rut. ·liecline bir.arre fovlbUoo. One
.. ho a;deil you In p .. t
deserves your conalderallon.
~CANCER (June 21.July 22):
~ around you may appeiµ-
~bborn. Not wl!e to force ~es. Many are 11.lffering
IWillday fallgue. Display sense If' humor. In 'dealing with
1.>mlly. be dlplomatic. lloo"t
for-ce i.ssuesi •• LEO (JUiy 23-Auc. 22): You
<;!w>ge your mind •bout buic tict«s. In dolne ID be aware Ill 1ppmnt miner cletlils. Aeni--slip UV w!>ere Cills;
lneaages are-concerned
-oil leDdency -•111ba
·"l'lll'g; '""" 2SSePt. 22): Get IUffident fest. Fhllnclal
-.... 11 line but dUli tlimmlt youraell. One clooe
-!l·yoo Is lllllslent regarding
-titurn ol gift. Be amiable. llill ls no m1jor Ji<Oblem.
C!LIBRA (Sept. %!-Oct. 22):
·A.Void signing agreements.
Play waiting game. Time Is
-. your side. Some IDIY try
.. rush you. 0ooi tell Ill :ru mow. A void dispute wtth
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IGralillaa w~cl:o
---Jtmw tide, .. """ •"""' tuln& ~ -Wail lor lactL llumanall<and conoenmw feDDw' ... 0 rt• r.
Ool1ld be r ·bleed on flllt
l!SWllplioo.
SAGl1TARWS (NOY. zi.
Dec. 21): Finandal review
may prove a necessity. Scme
changes due -could -children. Affair ol heart II
tpOllil!R", Emotions 1r1
uouoed-aWllelocic-CAPRICOllN (ll<c. zi..Ju.
11): You may be ralJea but
It w"1ld be -to --to bome but. Flnllb tut WbidJ bu ._ del.,..s. You
pt """' fnlm ,.... '1'1111 ' sboaldbel]l,lllorilte.-.
AQUARIDS (Jan. »Fol>. • ·
11): Avoid map judjpnentl.
Applies especially to ckalin(
with relatives. Some 1DIJ oeed.
tbne to catch· up wltb your
concepts. Koow this :... ...
ercise patience. Forea:o un-
necessary journey.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March IO):
Show appreciatiorl'to one wbo
stuck by during period ol
adversity. Money miam-t
derlitanding i s tempol'lrJ.
Doo't ruin friendship by pettr
sniping. Htmeb tmlgbt pnmoaj
accurate.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BDmlDAY you oni f1lfteftll, ·---JUD .,. capoble ol ...nine' Jail'
way to top. Upcxninl (><llod wm be ..,. tn wblcb you-pin
great.r ~ 11 lliDcle.
marriqe could be ... qmda.
GENERAL TENDBNallll:
Cycle hl&h ·· r.r AB~~ TAURUS, GEMINI. S
word to CAPRICO!IN: Wnlly
member needs attmtion. Give
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Roley of Lquna Beacb will
bolt a lamlly-get-together
today which will Include two
-babies eel-ting their
lint CbristtJ!aa.
One of the Wanta belongs to Mn:.· Roley's 1iller and
brotber·in-llw, Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Jaroboon ol Mlllbu, and
tbe other beklogs to her Iii«<
and huaband, Mr. and Mn.
~d Ferrls ol S1nt1
Monica.
-otben joining tbe gatberlng Win be Mn. Rolq'1 mother,
!ofn. Allen JICllb&Clll of Santa
-and Maj. and Mn.
William McCaslln of Laguna
111,uel and Mr>. McCulln'a
iiiltber, Mrs. Franc ls 1'bompeon of C1earwater, Fla. '· •:LAGUNA NIGUEL W CIJd>
illemben Col a pre•lew ol What wUl1 be' worn cm the
ilopes -year durlq • .-ecill I'-Sllow In tbe llooordl lloJ Qub. •
Otbet -· eoJo1ed by ~. )mlldpalo lacbled ,.....,.....,, ___
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~A' FAlllLY lllltlNlON w1D &am.-atlbe~ .!i.1iilohrW.--In wblcb lbe II.
........... wBl pml'Hplti
home for the
... their cbDdren,
Sima ml Bob. SuAn Is •
-I al lbe Unlwnlty ol ~anla, Berbley llld Bob ts a atudmt at Momlnplde
0.Uqe In JOWL The Scblnkel c!ldJdim · wW remalo I n
Newport Beach unUI alter
New Years. " ~~...:m' MRS. RICJIARI) ol Colla -wW 60 ........ -home to ..-..1or1o1111. 'l'lleillmellu
Km l1IO -. i..., •
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-mmiq. ~··-*1ud" ..... -bir -111111'o IJr. IDCI lln. -~ ..... loft !be -In
Lm --· ••• for tbe.fmlll7 l!MtSfNL •. '
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Id 'n .. frieD \a Mrs. ~-ofC.-dl!Mor
who enjoys having Cbriltmas
at home wltb her cblldrm,
Dan. a llld Boyd, 20.
Opened her home to
members of her family for
• cUnoo: .,.n,, and tot1ay wm
entertain cmples who. dUli
have tbeir families In tbe area.
SALE!
UPTO 50"aFF
EVERYTHING
ii Ill portrait slldit
PlllUllll CIPISI !IE!
Here's jUJt one example
of the tJ:citing va.lues:
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All stores open Thursday night
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3. 75 .......nti.w
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on Ill two--. '!L'Alrllll 'relpt' 1111"'021•lc!•'
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Nottliallealllllmlotm ... aaitclemlf Jlld:Jor.
Nlalt a-. Wiii -akin """"""*&llllh1IJll(b: M1oot.mr.10.m. .... : •••• 1.w
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BUY3·GE'l'BONU$~
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an-ti-perspirants
.5 0 ..,. J.00 a-"' J.!ol1.<in
De...tFI-"Solllt';,,. Qolm,
lloJl.ai er~ bopo""' cli7 and
,,.. fran ~ .... "So Dry"
~. re1. 2.50 ••••• , .1.21
Buffmna•
cold cream soap
3lmoofcr0,001":8.00&llm:
Yves St. Laurent
'T' Spray mist
5 .00 _.iQJ;,p!ola
ClDm' .,. ...... &adi•
Molle NIPt o-er n_, Lotka.
u .. liolh to et!dda,.... ClllQp)o!m,
Are lino• ._-to.dinppear.
NEWPORT CENTER • fl FASHION ISLAND •
Ddflm' Jimd mlllal 1!>1P la 10
mila 11'• Ideal lllr C<mlJlaloa, llllh
ml liable,L Scctal.lll PlDe, Lanai,
Boa;llet, IMm!c er RolB:
12 1-s of eoap In eacll boL
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la a Jll'll'l)kiDc, enliclq-
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THERE~S A. FASHION. ST~L;E . FO~ EV:&~Y WO¥AN.
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Chdwlio1 ".AwlHiillle" &a.1111& fLwlllns
odi""bimt. 'l'lhife:A,B, Otl!Pf,!Olr-4.IRI.; ~.
Olga.' a famous Su.ddenly Slim ' .
I.ale 1'c P.lllr a!a1le !:al &n1iTe M6 elWb'
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~~~~pool• stitcl>ed ""!~ aid~mel
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P:i: &"et 11119 JIOh:Ubapecl 'lllldfd'IJ penelo fer C<mlrol. $n!!Ch
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Many Jackpots
, B1 GAY PAULEY tlGol>', o 1"!1 ·= pip,
NEW \'OI\\( (UPj) ~ Ono have flvtn II a ..,,
aolriiaI 'with a rod ,. bU ro:.,':'"!, ad ..... m.n, • ~ o forbn.for one man lsaw his book -a ~ ~-.~rn thee h .... 1 t""'1"' .. uer. too. Mc!' . .....,, ""
-, • ' 1 m • 1 sllllril hi roylltlea fl'1lti llJ ,. metoll,y.. book aod tho te-.pee.
The ..,. · ol>e!Ollll I o tacular, wbi<b jl aloo beeop>o
Iludolph. the flctlonaJ. relJ>. Ing a Jong-run lift. .11'P
deer, aod the fortune lo Jol)no teifyjsion Ii/OW .. -~ n1 Marb, who:• a for.real Burl Ives, lial -
""'cwriler with .......,. boll-lor\!bt Mii c p n 1 o c ~ I Iv I d'3' hi:. lo his credit fO have a.-.
bjm ,called the "Mr. 01iiatmu Marb aham ·lo the -
,ol the music lrorld." aod telcmfoo ..,.-. Iii
Marb' liltill( "Rudolpi> the !fidn'I go Into 'the total -
Jlod.nooo Ileiadeer" linl bll fnp, but smlllng. ..., ...
i the mµak, world in lMI, so .... , w .. ~ ~ l'"""d ~ ... -· ... 1 ...
~.t1'1 lUlle helper now ls ~very tb.Y man. ~' ! ll!out lo tum IO. Bui u · M' ~lpb . la • oaly Ode .~
tho J l t 11 e deer lhunned ~-D>at)Y ~ ""'1'I by the J't8t of santa~. keyed to U)t_yiiJ~ ~ •. Id
' hero, Rudolnh is the crea!f9o othon ore baIIAid;Jilro "Dlli'
originally 01 Robert 1.. May. 'ii* Ti~ •. r'."!"·~:11 May made him the hero of ~ .. our 'h'• ~
a children's booJtbefore World Unkl\own. In an, Ile'l
war U ten more than 150 soa,p wh
M :. Ded, In ,_ have, boen publilhod,JlllO~ ar" · reca . an ... 750 not· yet pobllahed
terview at his picturesque John D. MIJ'ka .;.. ~
G,...wlch•Vlllage town house. In ·ML Vernon: N. Y., In 190L that~ he had set Rudol~'•-He ts a graduate of ColgaU,
story to music before the war, Unlveraity and a member .GJ'
too. But Army duty caused Phi Beta Kappa. Be UVN wl1'
a four·yur timeou1 from com· his wile filargare~ tbelr thref
posing and tho -P.thered teen-aged childrtn, and •
Gill lllllfl, 1141. · persian cal named Morar! Ii
Marti then took another look 8 l~year-old house 1n thi
al hiJ early efforts, ,bepn Yillage. .
rewortfn( -aod music Among Marki' other bolldaf and toOk a ner venica to lrlt.9 are "'A RoU:y Joµ,
Columbia records. Cluialmu", w1>1<b Burl IY"I' ~ Autry cut the first linl ~ and "I Beaif
.r • ..w Ho broke from his the Btils on a.tl!mal IJo.y .• ,....., · -· · nt.i rec:orded!trBIDI Qaalif ~ and weslenh,muaic • rn ··~ It' ~ ~--
pattern. iefuclal)tlY al lint' -' -· -· Marb .....nec1,' bot ....,.J. a,s million record!-"
wben 'hl.s wife "fell tn~Iove" ..-. 'Mirta writes ~ wordt\
with the tune. Autry·; m-, and mUllc, but "Belli" w~
lrOducad tho -In ModlllOll adapted from a poem ~ . Henry lVadlworth Lon<llo!i, Square Gardens and it w as Croeby'• cdmment 09 that fad
an inltant hii. • • · •'°"ell I oee -"--·,·
It liu contlm1~cr~t lhe top, IC:\.~ir a d..;;"t ';k.
a world-wide bell ae~. )friter.'' . 1 Marb said the I on g lw Mu<b Is said theae doy1
aotd over Sf mllllon..:records about the commerclalluU<11
In America, 21 m1fliDli from of Chrlalmu. Maro 1111 1111
Piccldllly ,lo ToQo aod U buslneu la wrltill( -· not ,.mJan copies ol"sheel muaic. philooophislng hul he holdl
ll'lle QriafnaI Autry liqJe .... that tho an1atma; "1fil -reached tho 1.5 nililloii mark, unchanged. Nol In l!lO fll yean
tho, Iii.time best aeller of he's been wrltill( bolldaJ
Coh.unbta records. There hive tunet,~ uyway.
been more than 351J if'COrds '!J{ave~ a .. holly, J e 11 y
of ' the song made 1)y every Chtistmu," he aaid, u we
important · recordln& artist. -k hands and I left lht
Thia yell, "The Telnpta-Interview. ' .-n • ·•
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,, By Po\TRICIA Mc.CORMACK had five lo ,12 vlaill, ancl c,i
NEW YORK (UPI) ' .,. percent ha~ II vlllis <tt ........ What . .... the alllerl ~ Am--:....-..... vWt doctors an ta•:.-: ..._.__. Ui\;-I ""IUCI .......... ..,..: .Ji
averaee of 4.S times a year The a1e pattern of pb~
and pay an averase of. '1 :;o :Visit rates_ ·differed for ma~
· · and lemali!s. For females thf for l6e consultation, · number ot vl&its per femili
Tbfraverage cost of a pbysl· -~'Per year i.a three peats. Tbt
clan Jst vi.sit to the bom"'e: rate wu blgh amona childrCIJs a1:90. r . ~ . under fiv11 years ofJi
· UDcle s a m • 1 stallsµ~ another female peak w .
• · • reacbed at ace 30 ileuths, who ·'{> ~stlpla~ !n chOdbearini )rears, aocJ a
a .n.w r•~·'hil<i the figuril . ~ OCCUITed h\ old age.
on data from · the National ~ miles tho ~I Health Survey for the period diatributlcn ol. the
July, 1981, to JUnc, "'1· ' number of vlalll per ·
Now before you wave the showed a bl&h nte f
figures under your doctor'• children under five follow
probolcls in an attempt to by m:nparatlvely low rates
have hbn lower a lee hiaber of plJyaldan -1111111 t
than the aver.,., remember gradual lncreaM btpn d~
Some 1 ... · are hilher and The annual nwnl,>er ol
-it'a an.aver,,e figure. the age interval ol SS to 44~'
tome arc lower. Doctors with per person wu hf.lbeR.ln
posh ofnct1 In hich rent west reaton aod Jowesl In
dislrlcb charge ...,. U9111Dy oOulh region. ~ than thole in low-nnt pacJB. The rate of visits wu bl
SpeclalisiJ charge m o r e , amooa resldenia ol the
rrom $7.20 for a pediatrician largest mttropolltan ar~,
to $20.40 for a psyclUatrlat. than H wai in other Ir~,
Interestingly, the report ol re;aidencc. ti
esUm1te1 that 27.3 mlilion p......,. Wbole Jell'll' I~
home vl!its a Year are made income rlllaed between '3100I
by phylfdans. aod tl,119 ullllnd plJyaldan
About oo8'qyartero1Hhesc! """1cea at a lower ~
vl1lil cool between '4 and rate then did ~ wf!l!J
11.19; another qumur, 110 aod the -• 'flblll ~~ over. The. l'HI ol the boine Tho -ol
vilil 1 ... are ·-. fl •ad 'fiall par-per,...•:
110. ., ~_,,tho --So you ha ... , -lo the aod ..,.._ pononi. ,_
docl<l"I -In the 1ul 11111'1 Is ~ In part bJ tho
Wl1'l'I do ,.,.111 fnl • !~ --oat ol a..
y,., helooc to that llJ 1*'" ·-,.._an• JW!i cont ol the "cf•lllan, ol ... llld...... -!
n 0 D lnllltatJonll popilatlon Tho tGlal HIO IC( the -
ttpofled havlnc DO ~ married -WOl lower lhll&
vlsiia Within I )'001'• that • hi an)' ol the .U.
About ID.I pe<cent.had J1ISI martta1 status 1rou~
.... visit; 11.t pertOlll had ~. in a p!OI
:wo to lour viflla; 11.4 -I .._i, II - -lial 11111
--bod the hlclllll
OC Single Bees
The aecood one! fourth Fri·
doy ol the monlh Oranp
County Slnala Beu gaiher
In Doti School, Gardea Grove •
Adhltla beJ1n o1 I p.m.
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The rojlOl'I la -00 I bou1eholdw..tlwl~
dllclod bJ the B • a II lntemew Sunty in ~·
Uoo with tho U.S. "-if;
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. BllllAllD TABlE ClEAllANCE . POOL
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. $·199
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HOT PlllCH POPllU . •
45" wide, IOO j.' coffori.
Cf.as• f9sist1nt end
w11hablo. Rot. i.91.
TASLPDIA SUl11M6 , .
Nylon & ac:et1te,' f1nc:y
&.p\1ln1 •. 14 to·l6'1 wide, i"'' ~hi for H1hl(lo;9ht sutftl, jec:kets, etc:.
Rog •. l.91
Guar•nt11c:I w11h1bl1
Ss"·w;~,, R19. 3.49
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triecef.t. blcking for
•••i•r sewing. Reg. 2.98
45 to 41"' wide.
Nie1 111ection
1;mod orul 1jylod
for the Holiday sffson. Reg. 2.91·4.91'
DAN RIVER SHORTS
Clt.c:k1, stripes and
wrinkle r11ist1nt, 45"
wide. R19. 1.29
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Vegas Trip Told HID%.
Inleresting activiti,. •re Vapbond and Theater groups. Fln11cing • beinc planned In 119 for The iieu planned ucursion Table Tennis Top with DELUXE SLATE TA·
· momhen al the ~ will. be a bus trip to i... BLES and FREE lnst1ll1tionl SEE IT NOW!
llfornlog Club of Laguna wbi> V-, Friday Jan. 17, where CLOSED Ufetline Guaranteed ;:t ti ~r;:: :.~~wf'th!"~!: 2s1h -~6 '.21 . SLATE POOL TlBLES: '369: .
1111 "-·lbe·jllufl&lrl . .i · Dr•. and lllr.I: Roper ·are SEE US <. • · ±:!.•. -·· • ·~'<' . ··:;;<"'" i' -~j, <;. ~1 Arr a a 1 em ea,; f'"' tbe bolUng a 1 lo 5 p.m. -'-ac-ON THE 28th • .Glvti,Tn5:f'amflg . ·,
ChrlJtmu dlnrier ~for 54 quabited• party Friday~ .. Jan • · • · If ii P01'1TG'11eT1!1• Year
memben ...,. maile by Mrs. 3, for Vagabond and Theater Phil Demiia and 111r.1. Robert memben and Newport Beldl · 'Yi' "·-Cl··• Globetro"·-ill Join 0""n' 7t Days 11 to 8 w .• ..,..., chairmen of the . --· w ~· ~ the travelers. · ' . I Now
The Vagabond group will be
Secretaries going ~ the racet· In '~:!2·1992
Las FREE! . .
" SEE OUR NEW SELECTION OF KEnLECtOTH PRINTS & PLAINS. ·At &:30 p.m. every second -~F~®~ru~ary':i:_.~=.,.~:=.~~==================!!;==========~==~~~~========~
WI SILL ONLY·, 51NUINI unu CLOTH . Tbunday ...... of . Bahia
Chapter of National
Secretaries' Association Jn.
ternaticml ••mbli , in dU-
fettnl locations to attend
meetings. 1llr.I. Sallie Fleming
at l'IMllO may be telephoned
for additional information. ..
COSTA MESA
MESA CENTER
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M1y the holid•ys shine brightly with good
chHr, good he•ltli, •nd good fortuno for
111 our wonderful friends and p•lronsl
As we 91thor with our loved on•• around
the ChrislmH tru, we 'M be thinking
-of you •nd wishing you tho very b .. t!
JOHN HART
LYNN HART
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Arches, Pains Cloud U.S. aS Cup Play Opens
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a nlco. •lnll. llol)' around Cbrlllmu
limo ml Iha aaga <l•Jerry Lavlaa 'al'
. ~ .k a*'• warm itory,
Lrilu 111\1 the "'"' al the lllllllilP .
riglJ! ..-, Fl l'llloc. "fUilY ta meet
Okla_ In the Bluobaane~ Bowl Dec.
31. Tho -·II ta be played In Iba '
Astrodome 171111 the. Sooners are lll>
point <bolc:n. They'd 'be ·evt11 biUer
la-II oot Im' Leviu bul that's
oot the point.
C~TION NEARS -One of these fhreO col·
lege coeds will be crowned -"'51lep friotboll
q"-1 at bllftlme ~ dllriDll tbe Sllrllie Eut·
Wcwt game ln Siil J'l'ondecO, 'l\e Pt.. -
from ID crlgiml llelrl ol 14 riP MIDibJC maJor f09t,.
ball conferences and sections of , the cowrtry, are
(from left) Kallrv l..ogbry, Oregon ~\e UIPDenlly, Padf!c Elalit; lfl'Ollda llbnun, Unlvetsity o! DeJa.
waze, Eaatem College Division; and l!Fbara Speclzt,
Tens Tech, Southwest Conference.·
;'
Tho poJhl Is thal people are Iha sap1a
the 'world over ml an It" really 1a1: ..
to" get them all together Is aome eff<rt
and underttanding. Tban's one 11111111
catch, though. Both aides have lo make
that ellcrt ml ~ Iba _,
understanding.
Jmy•Levlu wu Iba fil:ll black alhlite
to'""""" • ICbollnblp 1n Iha SW11aiiu1
Confermce. 'l11at waa four years ago.
He's about lo be graduated !rem SMU
""" and In that -al Iba COllntry
there "" ..... folb -try to tell you IUlle Jerry Levlu Is the best ccllega
' ' Streag Irlsk Fla'Vor .
North Slight Favorite
1*
·Over Southern Team
MWO, Fla. (AP) -A North tum
.._.,.. by Ara PoraeA!>lu al Noln
-171111 -wllh .. al bl& ... F!p!!Dc lrl!h, will be a lliCM IMrite
Raiders Don't
Expect Easy
Playoff Game
OAKLAND (IJ>) -The Oakbnd
Raldm were llbockfd by the ..,. -wblcb they beat the Kansa5 City aliels
lut Suzala'1\ 'ftleJ doo' espoct to be
Olmilarly surprised this week agalnsl
the New Yort Jela.
The -ml au.r. -taoli a lZ.Z ,_ lnlo their American Fool·
ball Loque W'91mz· -playolf and they bad • split their hnl previow
""""""""· 1bus, both twns ...,.. surprised lhal
lamas City came up on the short end
tA a 41 .. Oakland rout
But the Jeta, Oakland's opponent in
the A.FL title game Susday in New
Y<1<k, .,.. anotber s10fY altogether.
-"We're not trying to minimiie the Kansas City Ollets," said a Raider
spokesman,_"but we just feel there are
oiany more thlnp you have to rel
ready for In geWog ready for the Jets."
The last lime the Raiden and Jets
met New York appear<d to have the
pme won. But O.kland came up whb
two --nine --Ing the Jut two minuta al play.
Agalnot the Cbiels, the Raiden -out to llap the nmnll1g gsme ml hope
ihat -City wooldn't be able to
do the Job .... ~ alooe.
The game plan worked almoet to
piriecticlll.. By lhe lime Kansa5 City
quart.rbaclt Len Daw90n bepn throwing,
Oakland was ahead 21-0 and the game
was all but over.
But New York, the Raiders warn, bU the rushing attack to IO with Joe
tf.,..th'1 PlsoinC and lir1l!HDlnded ...,.
-.!Im OD just one aspect al the
Jell' olf""" mlel>I be fatal.
11We're deeply ~ •'*¢ the
c;.,.,~ -·" llld the
owr the Soillh In Iha Sjlrlne'1 College
AIWlllr lollball ..... lodlJ.
"It alD\ ..,,,,. qtdppad Iha South
coadl, -.. ... l'Tlr* Howard
of Clemm, "to build • tam In four
daY3 to pJIJ Notre Dame." Panecbtan brou&bt qurlerback Coley
O'Brien, nmniog bacD llGb Gladletu
and Ron Dushney, sp1ll end Jim
Seymour, tlgbl end Jbn Welnganlner,
ml cader Tim Monty.
With them as a nucleus, he got a
head start over Howard In forming a
cohesive uniL
Betw,.. them, O'Brien, Gladlew< ml
Oii 'l'V THa9 ·
Ole•MI 7 , 1:45
0.-,. --ffr :a -and neart:r 1,111111 yards last fall .
O'Brien, an all....--bact at -Dame, carried. M times for Sii yards
and --· and added 272 yards and four toochdowns on pass
receptiOll!.
Gladieux. Notre Dame's leading rusher,
rambled for 717 yards and 12 TDs,
Duslmey for 540 and foor.
Anchoring the North's defensive line
will be ..Ricbard "Moon.lain" Moore, 6-
foot-1. 280-pound tackle from Villanova,
ml Tony Plevlak, M, 240-pound tackle
from . JIUno1a.
Like O'Brien, the South'• slartlni
quarle<baclc, Larry j!entz, played more
of hll time at Flmida In other poalttODS.
oiWbo tnowa where be can play the:
best!" ubd Howard.
"I doo't have time to wort with him
on all thne poalttom to find out. where
be fill liul. Be'• a .pd -ml be'• a good defendve ~ He isn't
the belt -In college football, but
be takes a bold oi a team well. That's
why rm putting bhn at quarterback."
Howard will -bave the fastMt running
back on e1tber team, Eugene "Mercury"
Morris of West Texas Slate, who broke
tbe ttiree-year NCAA rushing mark with
S.388 yards.
Bulwaric of the South def.... will
be Ted llendkb, Miami's twC>tiine All·
American defeostve end who will pro-
bably be<Uled u a linebacker.1
Pro Track
Success Dim,
S~ys Clarke
ADELAIDE, Aus1nlla (AP) ·-Ron
Clarke the workt'a top distance rmmer,
llld lfmirlay that ...... to llap pro.
--ml lleld -u pro. poled by UJI. pr\IDOten ·11 docxnod lo
failure. • .
"It cannot pollllbly be a IDCC!elt,"
.aid the 7WZlfl Melboumo mmtant,·
who at various ~es bas set rt wcrlcl
distance ....,...,.. and currmU, bohll
seven over distances rang1ng from two
to 10 miles.
"To stage such a meet, It would be
Dece&W'f to hire a cut of more than
100. That would be a probiblttve under-
taking and would bantnJpt ·the promo'.
ters.
"Futhermore, I doubt it would have
any continuing appeal."
"The only thlni I can think of that
might have a chance of success would
be something lite a miracle mile ln·
volvlng Herb Elliott, Jim Ryun and
Kipcboge K<lno.
"Even then, if Ryun, for matance, won
the first two races, no~ would care
about a third race."
~~ ... lo -· a1oog llnce Don
niat'• a Uttte ~ to buy despite
Iha faCt the Moo~!& 1'15-pound Levlaa
cracked two conference recorda by grab-
bing 80 passes for 1,131 yards and tied
another by scoring eight touchdowns.
Facts are facts, tbougb, and tt Is
a fact, ll you have any faith at all
in t.he pro scouts, that Levla! is a
cinch ta be dralled for profealonal ball
In spite of 1111 m.. '
"Jerry bu unbelievable qniciness and 'l""'!." ..,. hll· coach ~ Fry.
"Whirr ho~ Ibo lootpl1 ho'•l<JI -=-In mlizd·ud lhll'• to ..... Iba fl'iol.. llrze. In llfto yearl wllh UI
ho -· all the pass recdvlng reconll 1"" ... think of.
"Aplnsl Ohio Slate alooe be caught
1S poilel. niat P"' ,.u aome Idea
of what kind of compelitor be I~"
Bal the story al Jerry Leviu at SMU
has much more to do with him as
an Individual than u an. outstancttng
athlete.
College coaches sollieUmes are like
• car aalem>eo In that they baya
a teodency to get curled away ae111ng
their product. Hayden Fray doesn't fit
Into that category.
Ht't a better-than-average evaluator
and ho wu rlgbt there when Loriu
came out for football as the first b1acl:
athlete In Iha coofereoce. Everythln,c.,
did POI.RO perfedly at Iha beginning.
"Jerry Levi.as came to the .croaroads
In hll !Opbomore year," SlfS Fry. "Some
very bad lblnp hrn>pened to him with
regard to unsporllmanllke conduct by
other playan. I don~ like to tblnk it
we because of his c:olor. It may have
Horses Run 'Thursday
Santa .Aiµta to Open
With $25,000 Race
ARCADIA (AP) -Topweigbted Rlslni Iha" aeum's opener, Rlslni Market's
Market and aeven rival speed baries main oppooitloa 77ll3' "°""' from G. E.
Tuesday were entered in the $25,~ . Robb'• TUmlp, US, wbo won the Carter
ded PalOI Verdes Handicap, feature race Hand1cap • year ago and the Arllilgton
of Santa Anita'• opening day card 'J'bun. llandleap !alt IU!TUJlet.
day. Walter Blum bas t.he ride.
Rising Market, owned by Mr. and Other cballenprt Include BalDe, Vale
Mn. Bert W. Martin, will carry 124 of T•an, Chagrin, Praise Jay, Right
pounds, 'Including Jockey Lafitt PitlCaJ, Or Wrong arid Fatber Dino.
over the distance of sii turloogs. Riling Market won three major stakes
The $-year~ld chestnut assumed the ln CallfOrnta in 1968, iocluding the San
role of high wetgbt when Trainer Buster Antonio Stakes at Santa Anita.
Millerlck rejfded the 130 assigned to Baffle, with 111 and BW H.artack the
his sprinter, K.is.sin' George. rider, la co-bolder of the tract record
With a crowd al 40,000 expected for for Ills lurlonp at 1.118 2-5.
been. ' Thli WU lomethlng I .. a coach
bad~ J-to esped."
n ·tru dllllcult al first but Levtu
graduaIIY, ~ bis lnltll1 troobles,
p tnoblOa, Fry ~. that ....
white athletes were bound to run into
lnflh !\aglnnlZlfl.
" ' t•'J'tie-true mark ot a cbalnplon ls
one who overcom<s all U-lhlnp and
Jsry did," Fey addt. "From a coach
llandpoln~ it ls truly one al , the most
salilfylng ~ of my IHe ta bava
..
·GLENN WHnt · .
Sports Editor .•
Barnes Seeks
•
To Shut Out
Colt Receiver . .
"' CLEvELAND (AP) ;.;. Erich Bamos,
the old man of Clevellhd'1 · detemdft
backllsld, aet hll lllgl>IS 1'1eat!ay at teytng
to 1but out ace Baltimore tkel.ver Willie
Richardson when the leam.s meet Swld&J
for the NaUonal Footba.D Learue cbam-
plomhip.
"It's almost tmpos.;fble to shut a guy
like him off," ~,:i<adilY admitted
after a workout at IJ?O!'-blawn FJem1n1
Field on the Western Re9erve campus.
"But my idea ii alwa)'I to shut •
man out. And bis Idea bas to be to
oot let me -blln l>Ul That's the challenge ol. thil lxmiDNI."
The challenge could be the key element
In this strugle OD the road to the
Super Bowl for the 33-year~ld Barnes
will*bave to employ every facet of his
11 years experience to b a n d 1 e
Richardson, the prime target for
Baltimore quarterback Earl M01Tall.
And the individual baWe may be even
more Important psychologically felt the
stability of the entire secondary since
Barnes ls the acknowledged leader of
a mLit that includes three virtual
youngstera. -Btn Davis, MJl:e Howell
and Ernie Kellerman. none of whom
la past 25 or has more than four years
experience.
"They call me old man, but lt mats
me feel good," Barnes Aid with a anne
u be . aJpped a cup or coffee. "It'•
oaid out al sheer respect. Our crew
bas come alo7lfl real 11151 bul they do
look to you to do certain things."
"Rk:hardaoo doesn't present ·any
particular problem," Bamts ezplained
"Like most great receivers be has
everythlng -he'• quick, he'! fut and
he can catch the ball.
"I respect him, And I respect hll
ability. But this helps me became then
1 play him accordlogty. I have to flaure
what he does best and what be thinb
he does best, and take that away from
him."
""*-117 can ";$::t blitz.I ~ ,,. _ ... qulcbll In Iha pme .
... -Maynard ~7 ..... hll 11!111 ' for Oa~." U~I Tourney Tips Off Thursday
--t
BY &\iu. GUSTKEY Of ... .,..., Pli.t tllft
,. With at 1eut , throe teama alrea<IY
u,adf' lllrudl with Iba nu ind Iha ...i
ol ibo lleld (>oldlng ill brutb, UC Iivlne•s
-llliual ln'lilaltaoal --1iostl1I 'llulraday in cam~ Hall.
Fire! rruql 1..-today pit Cal State
(Fullerton) and ""'1rfl)'lnnl•'• Edinboro
State at I p.m., cat State (LAI and
Collelt al &>utham Utah al 4\ Occidental
ud Cal Siiia (l.a>I Boacb at 7 and
UC1 and JledMi>dl at I.
· Coodr Diet• Dll911' UC1 i.om had • avoldl!d the nu bug until Tuesday morn-
ing. HU: two •tart.in&: guarda-Mlke Ba~
I
nes and Steve Sabtnl-lhowed up with
all the symplODJI and Da•i! sent lbam
home.
"We don1 know whether they11 be read1 Thunda7 or not," Davis commen-
ted.
Cal State (1-Beacb) bas been weak·
eoed by Iba '""" and cat Slate (f'uller-
IOO) coach Alex Omalev reports Im &-10
center, Roo HUil><I, bas a nasty case
al the Hong Kq.
Neverlheleu, the teams wlD Up olf
tadol'· MOii tourney obaerlen rate I.ml
Beocb the faroril<, with M Ssm RolJln.
.... poalbly the -pla,... In the
rield.
Davit agrees Long Beach should rate
as the favorite but says "five or air
te1m1 hive a chance to wtn thls thing,"
Edinboro Slate Is largely an unkown
quantity. The P~a entry II un-
defeated and brinp ooe ol the wt'•
~ accren In Frank Smlllr, a cwzrd
who la averqlZlfl over SO points per
game.
Edinboro Slit., which allO brought
along It. cheer~eoden, visited Disney·
land Tue9d.,-aod worked out at UCI
Tuelday nlpt.
Coach Jim Mcllnnald r<ported hll
team bad oot yet encountered the Du
bog. •
The tournament's detending champ 1s
Cal State (LA) and returning with the
Dtablol fcr lllC!lber •ppearance II Roa
Knfgb~ ""° ... named the tournament'•
moot nluable play<r lut year.
The two aemllinal games will be
t>la7ed Frido)' nlglJI al 7 and •• Tho
champlonablp game Is &lated for t . SI~
mUy n1iJ>I.
UC! Is a hea'7 famte ta ltretch 111
record to, M rib a win over Redlanda
Thursday. The Redllndl tuale will be
UC1'1 finl -gome lbla! the Ant. eaten beat UC San Difeo In tbelr _.
er !alt month, D-1'.
Their lrly' bl WU an .. 7t ......
time decision In last week's Cit Westtm
tournament to Alma College o( Michigan.
.. ~----·--
been associated with jerry Levlas.
"SMU f.anl, the city al DallU ml
Iba -CGnfmnce love him, not onJy as an athlete but u a bJman
1\0IDC-Thil -· niaJi bas matured 8nd tl"'Wl5 up ta become one al the
outstanding citizens ever to p~ball
for SMU and ·I'd aay that'1 111
a lot of territory wben you der
people Jike RaymoDd Berry, D on
Mmdllh, Kyle Rote and Doak Walker
, to name only a few."
Thanb to Levlu, the door "°" Is open for other blacl: &ludentl In the
Soutbwe.sl COll!erence and Hayden Fry
finl•het the il'tory with one penona.I touch. •
"I thiak Jerry loves SMU and ap-
preciates the opportunity he got bere,
but I 'll aay this -he could never
aPJftcl.ate us u much as we aPPremate
him .. Fry • Sift • .
Mackey Says
Two Teams
Are Similar 1
. • • I
BALTIMORE (AP) -Ask John
Mackey lo describe the et..eland
Browns' -and the Baltimore.Colt.'
tlgbl end -.. thougb be'•~ ot bis own teammata.
0 'Jbe BroWna have • IOllDd defmalft unit." Mackey Aid of BaWmore'1 op-
pooenf in Cleveland Sunday for Iba Na.
~ .:,.,••>ll>g./~uedo ~~·!;
complemmt each olber."
0 Tbeir linebecbn do a tremendou1 lobt Macqy llld. ''They -k Iba end•
over ~ goad and RO · deep to belp the bacb: t..
"Cleveland ls strong agalmt the nin,
but lllll Mi good pw coverage. The
Browm -a lot of different defenses and are loOd at dls&Wsing them. They
try to confuse the offenae ml lmocli
the Umlng off."
Maekey aclmowledged that hll desmp-
tion could well have applied to the Colts
and then added the cryptic comment:
11 guess that's why both of ua are
In the championshlp game."
"When we played for the NFL title
In 1964, the Browns uaed II defenlllve
variatloas on our first 20 oUenatve
p~."
Cleveland beat favored Baltlmora %7-0
that time, and banded the Colt. their
only Joss thb leaSO!l by a 36-20 ICCn.
The Colts, who pooted thne alJUtauls
and tied a league record by allowing
only 114 points in II regular oeuon
pmes, were credited by -nearly every
opponent with disguising their defenses.
Llke the Browns, the Colts seldom
give up the long gainer when it counts.
Results, Not
Stats, Vital
To Namath
NEW YORK (AP) -It 11 perhaps
typical of Joe Namath that be should
plcl: out 11 the possible turning point
in the New York Jebi' aeuon a pme
in which be wu not particularly spec-
tacular and, in fact, was even booed.
Namath, who was named thf: American
Football League's Most Vaulable Pl"Yer
'l\te9day, conUnually insists he is in·
t.mted only Jn wlnniZlfl, not In hb
personal achievements and statistics.
Many people, however, are akepllcal
of IUCb utteranoes, baling their beliefs not on what Iba quall'erblck l!IYI but
what they believe hll ~ to
be. '111ey dmt their c.ircluslcm frnm
his off.field -
Many fans -Namath at She•
Stadium the night al Oct. 5. He bid
thrown five -tnter..ptlons the week before In ._ loa to Buffalo and -
he ..... , doing aJt7llrln& to sport the
J els agaJnst San Diego.
'Ibe quarterback, however, rallk ' the
Jeta in the final mtr.rts, they won
Iba -SS.JO and went on to win
tlrelr flrlt --title. "If I Ud to pick a turning point,
that WU ft," Nomath said 1'><>daJ wl>llo
aorting bis fan mall Ind Clrrutmas canls
at Shea. .
''1111t lltlrled things ROlng," he ...,.
tinued. ''Tiie WIJ we won, getting that
toudJdown OD fourth down. If wt bad
lolt that pmo, It mlgbl bava drarrged
•v..,thlng. We might ha" 1..t our
momentum « never have gotten It
going."
-
•
• Nlxoa FaeN
9kinawa: ~other'
Asian Ptob"lem
Molecultt of am. m o D I 1 ,
pogs!J>lo -Jal lncndienl
ol Ille, 'lave been dllecwered
In "*"' 111 a --..... P 0. thi ~eley campus of
Unlv'{llly of,callfomla.
· 'Tb!\ -.;ery maru the flnl time. that a reJalively .... plermolecultr C11Dpound
-· been ~ Identified ln !be VIII rffl'Olll between
ttie 1tar1". Amtp-onla
111betuc.. have -been propooed .. chemlcll .,..
ceslart ol .orpntc compounds
aJljl hence .. -.ry steps
toward the arliJn' of llle.
The wort ttprete:Dtl a· new .,operm,1' Jn radio utrOlkmy
' reeearch,' ~ sl:towing that ll'P8C-
tnun analyst& In !be region
of.. the shortest r 1 d l o
wavelmgths will y I e I •
valuable evidence &boot the
chemistry · anit other · pro-
perties of matter far beyond
th• earth. lo. addition to t\tleo-
ltng 'the ammoola moleoules,
the Bertel'ey group wu able,
to calculate their temperature
and estimate their density.
To make . their ~VUJ,
the researchers Ultd · a new
20-foot radio telescope and
sensiUve receiving equipment
located at the University of
California's Radio Astronomy
Ob.servatory near Hat Creek,
Calllorota.
The • researchen Included
Dr. 'Charles, H. Towoes, pro-
fessor at large (and Nobel
Laureate in phyaicl}; Dr.
David M. Rank, post-doctoral
~· and Alber! c. Cheung, graduate 1 tu de n t
from Hoog Koog -all ol
the llepertmonl of Pleyalcs at
Berkeley; Dr. William J.
wildi, -·tr .. ,,.,. e1
eloclrical engtneertng a n d
aslr<laomerlothellldlo
Astranorny-Laborltory and
S-Sc1-LaboraflaT al
Bert.-e!e,; ...i ~ I;>.
Tbornlon, 'en I la e • r In 1
specialist .. the s p • c •
Sclencel Laboralor)'.
Tbelr .or!< baa -IU]>-pc:rted bY the Natton1J AermautD &nd I p'a c e
Admlnlmatlon, the Olllce ol
Navel Research, and the N•
tlooal Scteace F-
The '--· Aid tlie molecula ol ...-Ja111are
"quite 1abundut" ta •.
turbulent but "cool" cloud of
dull and ..... loCaled ln the
dlrecttoo ol SaglttadUI. The
region. ts lloo In the dlrectlon
of the center el the Milky
Way Galexy, an. aru that
Is obscured by dual from op.
ilea! oboerVatlon but baa -
the IUbjcct of much -lnredloutrooomy.
The apparent alu of the
dust cloud WU calculated in
astronomlcal terml!I at ~
tenth of a degree. 'l1lis might
suggest a dlamP.ter for the
cloud of "a few Ugbt yan,"
the -• itd. The distance of the cloud from
the earth lw not been
calculated; for comparison, however, the galactic center
fs located !IODie 30,000 light
yeara .away.
Since t&elr oria:inal
discovery, the 8ert1 I e y
researcherl have d e t e e t e d
emmonla molll<Ules In a
number el other dual clouds
In the ume reglm of the sky. ' -
Americans with U.N.
Jobs at All-time Low
UNITED NATIONS (UPI)
. ~ Emplbyment of Americsns
1n -the United Natiou ls at
a record low, according to
a U.S. complalnl
Rayrrumd D. Nuber, a
Dallas businessman and mem-
ber of the U.S. delegation to
the Genual Aueml>ly, Aid
'In' a jpeecb lo · the ad-
rnlnistraUve and budgetary
committee that buDdreda of
qualified Americans b a v e
vainly applied for U.N. jobs
the pest year despite the fact
Red Chinese
Rocket Test
the job quota for U.S. na-
tionals ts far from flDed •
The United Natlonl fills
posts on a basis ol the percen-
tap of the budget a.......i
to uch coontry and of
eqnilable geograpblc dlJtribu-
tlon. Each year, a chart show-
ing the maximum and
minimum "desirable range"
f~ , Jllff recrullm<nl 1 s pibDshed.
ONLY Ill JOBS
The United slalis,' wMse
$41 million as!Jessment ls just
under a third oi the annual
regular budge~ held 510 of
S,3(1 posts llsted In ~lary
G<nerel 'lbaol'1 latest penon-
nel report.
Many couo.trles are ov~
represented -In the U . N .
secretariat on the buis of
budget assessment& a n·d
"desirable range." 1be Soviet
Union and ill allies. with the S~n in '69 esceptton ol <.achoolonkla, . are under-repru!nted, but,
LONDON (UPI) _ Red Nuber Aid, , this ts largely because they offer miy a
Cblne la espeded to lost her small, preselected sroup for
first intercontinental balllstlc Umited U.N. service.
rocket system next year Some countries have six
•
limes the maximum desirable following a recent speedup 1n range of employes in the
Peking's arms program, Com-secretariat. Notably o v e r .
munlst dlpl0Ql8ts said. . represented, according: t o
After temporary delays caus-Thant's report, art India, Brl· "
ed b,y the upheavals ol the so tain, Burma, Ecuador and
called cultural revoluUon, Pe-Chile, among others.
king lately has been pushing a-Nasher applauded statistics
head its rocket program to showing that 113 of a p<lllible
mate up lost Ume, aaid the 124 natlonalltle1 were
sources, whose governments represented in the secretariat.
are represented in China. (Actually, there are ll8 U.N.
A veil ol oecrecy llUITllUllds members, but ll)'elonwla ...i
generally the n uc1ear and the utntne In reality are reJXJblica tmlde the Soviet miJslles sector of Peking's Union.) But he told the com-
mi>s dcvelOpment programs. mtttee:
But It appeared that abort "The percentage of U.S.
and .medium range rockets stall bu decllned from 20.01
were being deployed in the percent in January, 1966, to
country . Intercontinental 19.24 percent in January, 1967,
ballistic missiles (ICBMS) on to 18.81 percent in January,
which Peking has been work-1968, and is still declining ...
ing with -increased intensity
were understood to be pro-BELOW RANGE
gressing. "In all categories, the
The first test is now ex· United States is below its
peeled next year. some desirable ranges in t be
sources said it may come even .-ntartat. Wt urpnUy re-
tn the lint ball of 11161. ~ the ltQ'Olarr &.-.!
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with 1 range of IOtM 31500 creue -as he should -
miles. 'lbe tat · wvuld con-the lllllJlber of U.S. naUooals
centrate on the m I 11 i I e empoayed Jn the aecretarlal · •
system. No nuclear warhead ""The fact Is that ap-
woold be tesled at the ..... pn>ximalely 411 -t el all -recrullnienll by the
. il':'re. su-·•" the Cblnese oecrelary pnen1 thus far · ~....... dllrtng 1111 .... lnim coun-ICBM eventllally would brtng tries that bad esc:eeded the the United stales Within range -~ ,_ ,,_,. J ·~ of her rockets. 'lbe bear! of ..... ,,... ..,. ™ w ~
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Experts said lhat even U the recruitment of any n&o
the test proves sucoesdol tt tlonal from an o v e r •
may not be two or UJtte years repruented country .•.
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-1y TlllRIJNCE O'FLAHERTY
HOLLY"1ooo' -For some tinie MCA Ilic. ~·
long been al the top of WesUngtholl!e Electric •
shopping !lit. Everyone within bearing dis~e ill. a
television sel· lmow• WesUngboUBe but the name
Muaic CerporaUon ot America doem't mean much
to the general public unless they· ~1" that M~A
owns Decca Recol'd1 a savings and· loan lllOCl8-
tion a gift outfit ANifUnlversal City !!IUdios, H9lly·
wood's m0s\' enterprising and handsome mo)'\e-TV
factory. lik , · bl• Some of Jll p'1Jducls are films e ' Tboroug Y
Modem Mllli&''•ais well a~ such 'TV shows as .. Iron-
side," "To Catch a Thief," "The Virginian," ~C's
''World Premier'' TV feature~!f!J)d~ three new fall
shows "Adam-12," "The OutSiaer:• and "The Name ot the Game." -~
HOW MUCH,inoney does ii take \o buy the serv-
ices of Raymond Burr, Robert Slack;R1>bert Wag·
ner Jill St. John Gene Barry, TOily Franciosa, Julie
'An.irews etc. a; well as the privilege ,ot;dislribut'
ing the ~ns of Elizabeth Taylor..and Richard
Burton and untold numbers of phonograph records?
Would you ~eve $.'\85 milliOn? H, everyoi;ie a~
proves, it will lllBU Westinghouse E1eCtric thli bead
of a glganUc commuDicatiOU empire, wblc;h not
only makea TV shows, mofi.S and recordings but
townJ a chain of TV, AM lind FM stations 1\181 un-
wind tb,em. · • ·
And who is the head of West;nghouse? Yol!.'d be
told It's Donald G. Burnham but all of us old TV
watchers of ilie flfUes know it's . really Belly
Furness, the dizzy, fast.talking dame wbo opened
the company's refrigerator doors, ran its vacuum
cleaners aild demonstrated ils hair-dr,yers during
the intermissions of a decade of early TV drainas.
I TRIED to locale Miss Furness to congratulale
her on becoming tbe ~rate' mother pf half ~e
actors in San Fernando'Valley but she bu cha!!g'ed
phone numbers. Sbe11 now k,eeping house for Lyn-
don Johnson under the·offidal title of Presidential
Adviser on Consumer Allain an!!· has--~ -bUl!Y ·
calling for new legislaUon to protect the 20th .~
tury housewife who ia now at the mercy.of the 19th
Century laws when • shopping at the •uperm&rkel.
Presumably she was hired on the assumption that
the only person who can out-talk the manufacturers'
lobby is a former TV pitch-woman.
I first met her in 1952 al CBS, New York City,
where she was rehearsing a live commercial in
which she claimed a vacuum cleaner was strong
enough to ·Suck-~p a fifty-cent piece. When it
wou1dn't work, 6he substitued a quarter; two dimes'
and a nickel.
II would be comforting to know'that Ibis new
empire Is in the hands of a 1t'Oll1an of such ln~enully.
ALONG WITH the BC!luisitlon of MCA, Another
aatelllte of llie electric company -Westlngboll!e
~ COmpany-allnounced, Ill loSc& of Merv Gri'flln, 1l'bo will move to' CBS next year 11 balml-
-of the netwollt's first voyage Into the cold
"*"'of the late night variety-talk shows. 'lbll
;:i:::utbat In the fall •of 1968 all ~ commercw 0 will have the same aort o! Pl'O£l'M! cin the ali'fi'am U :IO p.m. to l a.m.: Garson v1.·l!lshop vs.
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An Oscar or an Emmy, it isn't. But we're prouCI
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been a glint in the eye of Tom Tilus, DAILY PILOT
community theater critic. And we know some peo.-
plo who are going to love the newborn youngster •
so much they'll take him right into th.ir homos.
Proudly. His real name is the DAILY PILOT Distin.
guished Performance ·Award. They'U call him 'DP.'
Nod &idoy in his lntormiuion column, 1ppearld9
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Tilus wiU continue his onnuoHrodition of seloc.
ting• B~st.Ador, Best A.tress, Bost DirectOr,
Best Supporting Actor end Best Supporting
Actress from among the county's co111munity
!Mater productions of tho past yoir. Eich of
the five winners wiU receive• 'DP.' Isn't it nice
to be so loved that you're bom wit~ • nick·
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The Cap~ u busy with p~ for Ill•~ration, !an. 20, 1969. The larie 'steehron:' Jn the
center u the main pholo stand. Iii front of tbat la ll>e
pla!fonn where President el"I'! Ridlaril Id. 'Nlxim
will take the oath of offtce.
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' SeasonMuchBrighter-
BEl!Llll (UPI) -A 93-lool
Chrfatmu tree towers over
the CbriatmaJ fair on Karl
Marz Allee in a tymbolic
statement of East Germany's
easier life.
'l1le lair with Its Z3
CllWlels, lllS-lool lent houSo
lng a cafe thaf also shows
films, model railway line,
ll!lail ""'· lrantfurte!' and lee eram llandl and H games
of ellloce' dellgbts botb
-and their parents. only I be overwbelmtng.
presence of anned policemen
far out of relation fo 'aily
obvloUI need -the -that be ls Inside the &>rielbloc.
Tbe annual falr's theme this
year is "our full 1968 stocking
-a result of our creative
diligence."
'Jbat theme was stressed by
Eat Berlin city-co u n c I J
membet Fritz Wolff in a
Jpeedl opening the lair. .
.. The Berlin Christmu fair
bu more thaq a •)'e!r
tradillon," he said ... ~ ......
was the light of Ibo U..1
-ndlected so happily and brilllanUy in the eyes of
the cblldr<n LI In our soclali•t
state In whfch tbe young
p:nen.Uon looks forward to
• fubn full of hope.
"la the German Democrattc
J!tpibJlc all people can be IX'ood IDd happy.''
SO far aa material things
I• Wqllf may be rlghl This
will be Eat Germany'& mer-
rielt Cbriltmas since the war.
There 11·-an abundance of
• everything from Cbrlslmaa
tr..s lel)ed tn the Engeblrg
woods and tbti Tburing[an
forest to -..Uc and tm.
ported geese, turkey., duck
and chicken.
CROWD STORE
Cuotomera began to Crowd
Into the ._......,. state.run
department atore on Ales·
ander Plalz the begbmlng 'of
November at the tale of 111.000
to eo,Olll dally.
'l1ley wern buylng pnaenta
not only for their own flal1Ues
bot lot their rtl.IU... !n 'the
West. .
. 'l1le Eut -pootolnce amJClllllCOd that from ·Not. 12
to Dec. 11 East Germans aent
3.7 mllllon · ~ to West
Germany and West Berlin. ' It 111d U you lite Into con-
sideraUoo West Gtrmany'1
larger populaUoo, E • I l
Germany . ls sendlng pro-
portionally twke u Jl!lllll'
~kaga to \Test Gemiany
u WOii .Germany Is oeodtng
to~~ 'l1le _,po~ ofo-.1 did
not ........ the fact -all · flOm the Will! are
and 11rictly ~lled
by the Communlsts.
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YARDAGE Prl. Piiot CourM 2049 ~1~Q_R LYD., COSTA MIS.(
DON'l' 'LET THIS IE THE TIMI YOUll •
F~l~NDS TE~l YQU WHAT VDU /tl\S51D.
mou.-JM. m .i., ""·1• "'•· ,..q..,, TRAD .. YOUR UNWANTED · •· -S-01\~!1!! .. " ·Alrorut ~ F -M PudD 5 • ' ~!~~~N~*· =~·.-.~·AiiPO;;ii . XMA~ Gta;'rs ir:t:~~i.l
lnterviow ... now ... •• Al'PROYJD FURNITURE "'' W4"1Y • "" "-"I On Tloe"se• 'y·:...r··Encl Ba ... -t-1 tracttve, ,.....,. ladio> with 2159 HARIDR, COSTA '11!1A Auo"°"' Frida, 1:30 p.m. .._. 0 Ho"* 9200 f --.., • ._llilln
-lalowledp oi: 11...i. 12 Years same Jj°,;llon...-.ame Owner. , Windy'1 Auction Bain ;e Skytlno '69 $t"9 NIW c:AJt CNA-fta
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c:ondltiam an! tbt flnelt ot ~tte rtatt will su!. ~J 10., . ~ Newport. CM 146-8686 cepter kl~. Pa I 111 • • QI , .. "'
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SUNSfr HDUSE ....... u p.m., Monday = • :'"J ~/:!! fri·:"o.A"t' or <Olll'1· , . S.. c-t ;laia tbru ,.,.,.,, -Gonoral Man-Fumlture IOOO '""°' & Ortant IUO · ;;.;;i'tNe..r ;ii: ~ Rick a.1dlno'1
3333 lrktol St. W!wPORTER INN SPANISH Furnltutt ,.tmood ONCE-~-l!:AR •....,.....,is. 531.-'1936 Mobllo World
.c..to.-1101 Jamboroo Rood trom model homo. s.v1np A~L FL()9R MODELS lllllTftll f•'BRICS 19(12 S..ci> Bl:, H.B. '"2.1311
Interview hou.11 :g from 10 . Newport ~ach up to 70,;. Spanish qUfited Conn .• WurUtz,r e Ki;iabe Mii IW 'A 436 S. Harbor Bl., SA 531-mo
am to 5 """ lor the .J.ADIES. =.. ~ .. =-~ 2 S1~ PIAN.~p ohtl Dli~ANS "'FDR SALE .Holfdciy SpeclaJ1
Manqu. " · ' setuty ta our buslnesa. why room lamp11 le Spanis!1~ ~,..~ Remnants ~ • Mill 20 wide $1599 down -$911.89
EXPERIENCEO
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not make It youn? Sell a ting. El Pn!sldente ldnpb:e .YOU C OIC~ / end.I Sat' Only I a.m. to 2 mo. 1ncl. tax, le., deJ. a.nd
prod uct unconditionally bedroom suite, oak triple 1 QOfo OFF/ p.m. 9'19 Baker, c.o.ta Mesa. l&t-up -3 ~~., l!ll. , ~·~A_:'=';! .,..,., • mimlr, kin< Ono _. only SKIS . RED STAR . aided IA Y HARIQR
women who want to um. ht.adboard, kbasbz mattress some aavinas-to 30% onl)' 1 day comJl with Mobile 'HOm• Show ~too 546-5341 &. box springs, 2 commodes. SHOP EARL YI Solomon toe i: heel bindina:. 1425 ~r st.. Costa Mesa
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UNITED C•• IFDRNI• & 2 boudoir lampo, ' plO<:e No down e Euy torma "10 an 11th-$185. Days Cat Harbod
""" ~ WANTED. hoste:lwa s~ "fi'l'OU.lht tron dintn& • Delivery • 646-0583. eYH • wkends 540-M70 LIMITED QUANTITY
·BANK ~u::.:t°!°~ :-;.~~ .... ~= GouldJolutlc Co.~pony ..,._ • • · " SEE. tho Dual Wldo ~
S029 Horllor llvd.
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Sdlierbold al Mr. Steak. 10 AM to 9 PM, Sal 10 ~ot"tjl~"~O C11k o1b t'-, Custom rnobilebomesnowat 11·-....;.;;..;o.:.;;..;......:;..;..;;;..._;....:;;a;;_..;.....c-·ll
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knowledp of bkkpr, and This sreat Ah continues! ARTON E Stereopbonicl========
lhortband helpful. Auto-ANSWERS A IOClflb' st.oct ot ~ Olb801e model AM·FM and · motive expe r. preferred. apmet.·ud~nmatm: 'reeoni chancer. Walnut MOTOR HOMES 9215
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I' 0 -.. ~ le Son, 2626 Harbor Blvd., ., __ .. 1, _ .. ~ 'ri-further reduced to clear. Be Lookt be J. u t t f.u 1. $3).' T 35. '"~ TIME.. ·-~ -~ _,,_ 1162-1689 NEAT APPEARANCE. NO C.M • .,...,_ A precocious playboy: sure to shop ua before )'Oil ~,,,,,,.:.,_· ==~--'-.I
EXPERIENCE ND:ES. PERMANENT -live in, WbeJ) an intaut, he srabbed buy.
SAJtY. practlcal nune or mmt for tbe nurse instead of the WARD'S BADDWIN srtmIO
knowledge of nu r 1 1 n I , BQTJ'LE. ll01 Newport. C:M., MU4M
APPLY l',ER.!ON oopoclally -for Open SW>day a1tamoons
2 P.M, ~ sirl 22. :Paya : · Yamaihli
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IOl'S JIG BOY 56--7888 FURNITURE 1c Mt 1 c e 11 . See them rviw at
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APPLY J46-CJZ71 Rll or lVll TO:,:~';;;,!"' AppllanCH 1100 114 S. II Camino Roal PETS and LIVESTOCK l====.;:;:=:;::11
NEEDED FULL TIME HuntinctDD B<acl> San Clo-Peta, Gonoral 1100 M~-i .. I=======-WESl'ING1!0USE REFRIG-49Z-464Z •••.• ,.
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, ---1 $AST stock Amer & Eur " , Plque -PARENTS 196'1 Yamaha 100 DI.rt Sfke
MUJt ba.ve clean~· furn &. clock!. Larry 21 ~LOR TV $149. 21' A ~c)c telliq: "l w/f;fT.kit)iotbtraccttill.
drivinl m:onL Apply Morlan Antiques, 2 4 2 I B&W TV S39. Botb work sot. • tlivoree all rl&ht, and '250. 6'J3..3.172 '
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186 E. l6tb St p ARENTS. \ •. ' ' J . <lblid. $150
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2925 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
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1J67 SINGER. complete with Zl:N1TH SW.. I ~'lhtrt. Ideal ~25 ~· HODAKA 100 cc 5 ipd. $1795
walnut cabinet Dl\'Oree &e>o L1ke new, NO. tfT FIOwer >!t_llllWI ' ' eustorn. Like new, ·400 'tnL llU
tl<m lon:ed aacrllloe. Auto. St Apt G. Coota Mm. Cb 1120 Coot 16'0 ..U $400. W.-
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Wboluale: l.J&b.Unc Fixtura ton holn. blind hem&, o:mo1a atmo. Newr u.ec!. SIAMESE. Ab)', stud ser. jwt rebuilt. '69 ta11, ,.95 VALUE :;:
--------I Sbowloom. S... aperiaot OVl!l'CUll without attach. S&erUieel $15. m,.1280 Slamt«!, Aby, Pvslan • sa.criflct·$150, 536--a:d Wllfl .., 2 n,. ~ ., • e COSMETOLOGIST ""-Soluy plwl -.Aasumo $01 """ °' ISU7 Rlmlan Blue t I t1 en I . HONDA !!0-$ISO. auto.~~=========:!..----~-:"
5 n.,a. Pnm --· ""'-~Call !l.10-1212 , er Ml-II•-HOO 5IMll58 °"""""· Xlnt Concl. CaJi 11 but..,,'™" A...,... • 547-6351 • .. JU5T IN TIME :,"';"" ...::· i!!."": Guy, 6'13--7981 BRAKE RELINE
SHERATON BEACH Muslcol lntt. 1125 FDR THE HOLIDAYS Chrt.tmu. ,...._ ""'' Campers 9S20
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LINING and LAIOR WANTED: Exporion<:Od tu DRtJMS-slinaerlan, 1 po. . Lov.ly Glftl ;;:;=c.:.. ___ .;..:....
INN retum preparm1 tor work 1et, $250; Fender Muatanc. B~ cry 1t_al Uquor l>og ~=''-----= mu 0ce&n Avenue during tax 1111uon. State Elec. suitar I: amp, $175. t!aaH (Libby) star Dust FOR A cuddly Chri!....,U
Hunttrwton Beach qualifications 1n reply. Jm: All Ilnt cond. 548-&61 lJ&ttm:t. 8 each, 10 c;e. 'l\J.m-toy min1 poodl •
WORK IN CdM M..fiOl Dally Pilot 12 STiiING Glba::ID auttar blen -Pilsner -small Bran. AKC &: white ~~ver sr:·
SECRETARY for Lepl In-FUI.J.. OR PART TIME help with new electric equip I. dy (or Wine) -~artlnl -Old 7 w~ to l yr. 494-7911 '
1: M tua1 Fund reqUittd for Royal Enlfisb caR. Bargain at $1llO. Fubion -Conlia1 -Pony. -=~~--='-'-"-'-"'"--~Require ~ & Filh ,It Chips, 17th at Jrvbie, 673-2!&1 or 615-1706 Jiaen. $.1.50 eecb, or buy HUSKIE .p u Pp I e 1 for
musi tab ft!IPOftllbl1lt7. Sil-c.oata Meu 11111 complete; Mart In~ Clu'Ul~j ~~are
Write po Box Pianos & Organs 1130 shaker, same pattern $4.50, c .. o..""'-=------''-
aey ~ del ~ ·Cali!. alao 2 other cocktail shakers, TOY Poodle! AKC. White :as • Aflnci11, Men & HAMMOND~ Steinway -Ya-low priced, SJ6.8653 after 6 le Silver, $50 .
· . Women . 7550 mai. • new A ultd planos p.m. . * 646-3365 * RECEPTIONIST of an m&Rs. Best ~ ln ~ • Co., La&wul il So. CaJll. rl&hl ..... GOOJ> ~ Lato Modol T-CUP Toy Poodle Pupo, 2
Beach; tn. T AM ot 4 nawport . SCHMIDT MUSIC co.. COpPertone IU r a ';I C e , lb. 1tuda by Poodles,, Yodde
PN-all-oolb. ntu&g,...8ll~-n..! 1901N.Maln, :=-) TV (m •p~ or>W-.-1...:=:::::::::::::::::;::;~ sreet ecaklmn'I. accurate r-'olUI • s..nu. ._ Warka. awn. wv• LOVABLE Dlcblbm;d PQI:: BUS: Partly coawrt:td. $6IXI
t;nUt. Call tr app't. ORI.GIN AL Wm. Knab• ~tcbm a::-llPCl'tl AKC. Jted.. min-2 main or Belt Offer.
Mn. Kirner ........:U parlor pud ,..._ nlmt vnltorm • • Mlecwlla= rs-Ph'L>=:s,tm. CID aft 1.....-. 80-?521
RH P1rt Time R f!ntah. ace1. eand. MOit clrl '• c:lothln1, Imported Autol 9600
11b:l1:30 Mon. A 1\les. eves. eell. m-21196 A3 ~ m I 1ca11aneou1 boy'1 IRISH.ARC. 'D~ ~~ l'lilr Lido l!aCl! W.,, Lido Pulr. 11!1 clothtzw, I>'-k n I o t ·-... ~Y~ I Spot Cu • l<r Importa
O:lmUelcenC Center a>NN 'Ibettre. C q n 1 e L• knlcD. ht1ter (electric) $100. up. &734S'Z5 aft 3 We Pl.l' mere b' UY lmlat
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Newport Belcb &G-llM4 Deliftftd • ~ chrome toftl rac)ll, curtain Ho,...1 WO ·or eonditkn. i. ry ua btf<ft
SALES LADY for Better e Hoste1i11, WaitreueA. $2395.. !'bone ~ rods. IArl'e llahl marbl.e. 3 YR old Ar ab I an yoo 5dL ELM 0 RE
woman's wear. Fuh er part Cooks, Dinner Walttt A GC.3526 ThofOUlhbred ch e 1 t nut MO'J'ORS, 15300 Beadl Bhd.
timo . ............_ Apply tn Kitcl>on workon. Call Bon>· FREE TO YOU SHAPE UP Goldi..,. JI\> b •" d 1 • Wmmio.ior. 1194-3322.
pelWD: O'Brien's Spedalty it, 548-7796 for the HOLIDAYS! 543-3814
Shop. 2525 E. Coast Hwy, ARGUS AGENCIES ORGANIC Fertlllzer, apd Slauffor lloducln1 , _T_R_A_N-SPO_R_T_A_T_IO_N_ DATSUN
CdM 1869 C Newport Blvd., c:..t.-1. horse manure combined Machfne $15 1--------·11
CDMBINATION, fh.rp Bar with wood aha.vlnp.. Good 54B-4753 Bolts & Yachts 9000 '68 DATSUN '1l00. 5 spd
Maids • Go Go De.ncml. School•ln1tructlon 7600 mulch. 13.l-5.132 or MM931 ......... Q 1 · sptscar ronv, br1nit n r w -~ff!!O -~-tm .iff .. _...tH .... bt'tw II 6 5 Mon thru Fri. -~•• UE Jewe ry 1 4 ) .. JT, Custom Fl~ cond. Gd p1ic~. 67J....4819 Top wases .... ...,....... '" ......... u .... ., ...,.,... ........ ,.. 12131 modern r1np, lood If' ec-Racer. Blut ind iold. eves
ltarL Ph. for tnt. 546-83 ClDdttn, srancfchl.Jdttn, or tiom A prices. Allen Green TraDet A bolt frelhty\:,::=======· ~
SASSYLASSY,2901Harbtr, ~l~~~ •.e~N~t. = ~ ~~-~Se. Cout painted. Ne• white FERRAii C.M. eel t vi' ... 64).«199 12fJC wy, -.--nauc ahy de . Upbolsten1 ___ ....;.:.:;.~--·ll
PBX ror 'i'XI:.J:P"BONJ: cmol. 113 Del Mar, CM. EUCALYPTUSFtreweod ~ 16% h' Cbampioii FERRARI
ANSWEIUNG SERVICE. ~ TWIN Bedspdnp and wood wtdtale $22.. CIDl'd PhOnl matneL Oxnlileta •itb
--i*~llrool bat. Oii< MIRbiANDISI POR bod -· ad-cond. 5fMm oftlr C .......i bl -at-Nowport Im-Lid. Or-
a llllllL .!:. PK • 1 :ul. SALi AND TllADI 116-0m DRY n-Wood. -ml -SH " '808 '"1' Coun'1'• oalJI outtm.
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dto:ntan canctDatlon. ~· -. •u •""" 5c to $1 IG-1123 ~~--tCt ~ ~ Aut.hOMU'd MC DKltr ~~-~ SponbbRD •FU11"'R1N...........,nuRE"' .:"..:..~ -1:'. MATERNIT'fc:lotbo••""1· ...,.._"'"1 ""'· -F1at-fralneet bthli accepted. bn!ed. 548-2™ 3H & 22nd Wool IUita, bkuft, capr\s. 14' GLASS !\llllbout. 50 h ,..
211171S.Ook,S.A.1:»-1:20. 1144 N-rt Blvd., CM SI., C.M. 12121 etc. $Zi talcn all. ,.,_1689 EV!nrude, like..-.. Jl!!5. N: l!IW FIAT l10Cll. Xlnt mnd
BA8YSl'ITER needed • f!'llft'J nlchl w ' '5'i vw BODY OltANGEWOOD ~ 175-HlO, 173-2517 nu tires A: reblt ens'.
worfdQI .rnodllr, B.L area. W'.(I ., Sat. I: SUn. 'tll 1 Call Tues. er Thurs. • 637.o&.1 • 642.-1231
Cao iur,. tnnap. m.= 1194-<'49 121>6 BRUNSWICK pool tablo W. Salllloalt 90101:::;:=:======-11 * PHONI
TEA<JIER -"" .,. y.,_ (hrislmlS FREE "'&001d -. •wt. exc:ollo"' '''ncllllo>>. S3li0. BY o...... 20' Ketdo, lnbnl MERCEDES IENZ S4MS43
9 mo babf". I ti J 'lll'felil1, """' r old mixed 'P@Pitl Lab. tncl acceu. S'B-'7142 aux •iv, Xlnt oond. 222 Col· 646-4421
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HOUSEKEE>ER/coolr. lhJt 21911 l::lartllll' lllwl. SMAU. 2 yr old rnaJe Ter-SUI * MQr.M39 SNOWBIJU> No, 371 SE Omvert. Pwr strt. auto.
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