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• 'ONLY PD.CT s Mondi&', April 7, 1!69
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. ;_·~ ritic's .. Eye View o~ Social .Scene -.
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• Iatbtlnuloli1'tf1r7jowiWilllhn
beal.s a a:ltlc'r bean,, and how IUll1 o1
ut -~· oor teeth wlllt ~ Jlpoo Ille "laP!I ...,. of lbolle 'knllhls It pr• •b'eotrlcal crtllct. Be lhia the cue, bitter ls the cup from
which .,.-.i report"' drink. We who · must Write with aun-
lhint and li&ll~
oprudiDg aood will, oo mau.r how bo&'f
our souls.
To aUevta.te thele
oatural 1gresslono.
why not deYelop a
new poetic '*" whlcb would match
I under 1he banner of lo.-....1 Party Critla,
'Dae writers, like our brethren Jn Lbt
drl!na~c l!eld, woold lftllllre uplift In
the .90Cial world with barbs and jahs at·
all '"-Who Un lo 'fall -"" llflh~--,•
Coollder ror tnatance. • nvlft oo a typical dU.-party, Whltb w.wd IOUnd
somethlnc lib 11111: •
"'1~.Jlola D1J1!>1r Party." alqed In
the home of Mr. and Mn. Hiram Van.
Good, !ell short d upeclotiOlll delplte
fine performances by Jwo veteran party~ aoers.
Harvey Gbd, ~ In the nile ol the
beavy drinker, -a ltroke ol .......
Ria portrayal ol Sbltley Temple ldoclnc
"'!be Good Sblp Lolllpop" will kll1 be
remembered.
A bid !or the best supporting aw.a
might well be deserved by Mn. GlactJ1
0-. A vlsloo Ill abimmlrtn( red, obe
«rtalnly -eil tilt -wltl> her perrcrmanc.'t ol ''The hors d' oeuvru
are yummy."
In ·iplle ol -two l>r~ "°"' llttle coold be done to save the ~lnrter
disaster which turned out to be DMX'O
PILOT ·.
Plri1 CJUlc. lallll Oii .,. bor!lllillop I'
quartet -IJ!."'"lpt Indeed, a! ...
point of the eveoin(, be WIS beard
eaylng aometblnr nice about Albert
&hweltler.
LOG.001( Dim. w• drab and~ wore
dull, .panu to a job poorly dcne by
-OMl; ~Uve Eatum. B e at um
""'1aterers.
o1 a puiq ~ Ulan anyllilnc Tiie choice ol chopped Uvor on lettuce ..,_ w• m.-. wlllle tbt mock tur11e
lln. Vanllq fell far 1bort of edeqva'e IOUP. hll[!>ly, J'ldullllaal, lllo foll lilort
In her nile ao the amlllng hceteu. Looi:· on .. ...,..,,
Ina fidfely In a Jllll'Ole full length -The file! of oole luted ..... Ille
•-Ibo Joel ill her verve when Glad fllet of -· and the -Jubilee am1111ncJy Upped 1111 libaUons oo her certainly ,..med a bad llldlaC fw sudl ·
whltt Pen1an rue. a tastelus mtaL,
Tbe bolt, UOUallJ aa ace In such rolls, All In all, the VinGoodo fete was
"" clluppointlbiJy unooovillcing when fated for failur< belon the !Int act. l!linglnr, "J'm Potlf'e' Than You Al't,"
rill M of Ml multhuillioMlJ't; craaies,
F!td Ki>ox and Jcfm Gold.
Jolin Fierce, ill bll portraYal of lhe
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Jean Coz ir a st4// wrikr for the
Soda! Nolet ttcUon of Ille l>AILY
PILOT.
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Noted Builder
G. M. Holstein
Succumbs at 7 4
Longtime Newport Beach resident
George M. Holat>ln, founder ol GearP
. M. Hol&tein and Sons, a well known
Southern CalUornla home building flrm
w1tb officet In Costa M-. died 51-y
at l)is winter home ·In Palm Spriql
at tbe age of 74.
Private hmeril services will be con-
ducted Wednetday at St. l am ·e 1
Episcopal Church, Newport Beach.
Mr. Holste.in, a graduate of Princeton
University, was one of Southern
California's first Jiceflsed contractors. He
establiabed his bulldlng flrm In Loa
Anaeles In 11JZ3 and built """' of the
Beverly HIDa homea occupied by mo'!le
llari ol the 1920's and 19!0'•·
He moVed the flnn to Costa Me11
In 1149. Slnce that llme, Jhe firm bu
built thoulands of homes In Oranre.
Loa "'1aela· San Diego and Ri'°'raide Counile. and In Lu ·vegU, Ney.
Mr. Holsteln retlr<d In 1955, turning
the leadership of the firm over to his
aons. eeorg .. m , the company's current
president, and Wllliam, both residents
of the Harbor Area.
An avid gQlfer, Mr. Holstein wu a
member O[ the. Irvine Coast Country
Cli.ib and wu one -of the founders of
the Thunderbird Country Club near Palm
Springs. He allo wu a member of
the Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Survivors include his wife, Susan, of
the couple's Newport Beach home, 308
Avenida CUmbre, Eastblufr, hls two sons
and five grandchlldren.
The family has suggested that friends
wJ.abina: to do eo, may make. memorial
contrlbutlona to the Elaenhower Medical
Center, Pabn Deaerl, CalU.
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BAL WEEK. • o I
described as rout.lne.
Another discomfort -this one for
:surfers -is expected to continue for
11eVeral more weeks. Quarantine or water
north of Newport Pier It.Ill 11 in effect.
lt covers, lifeguards say, the best surfing
spots along Newport's &horeline.
No citations for violating the (JUIJ'ln-
tlne were 1uued. last w'Hk, even though
lffeguards ushel,'ed hundredl of bothers
and surfen from t.be troubled waten.
t'Tbey all eeerned to cooperate very
well once they knew why we asked
them to get out of the water," a lifeguard
said.
DAILY PILOT
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CAUIOINIA
ottAHGI! C:OAIT P'UILISHING COMl'AHV
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Famous Names
County Airport '~; .. , 4-. . , •.
Ranked Sixth ·:·<ie~ ~¥:'•:1."1· : t · ..
Busiest in U.S.
Orange County Airport Is now the
mth bUl!est airport In the nation, lhe
Fed<r•l Aviation Admlniltratlon an-
nounced today.
The new rankinl; represents a jump
from Ulh plice one year aro.
FAA spokmnen said flJrbl opmtlool
In 11111 totaled 51%,973.
Loo Angela Intetnallonal Airport. the
nation's MlCOlld btitlat, logged only Ml,000
· .,.,.. takeofl1 aid landlnp. Loo· Angeles
Intemational'a 1988 total wu 590,000.
O'Hare Airport in Chicago ill at the
top of the llSt, the FAA noted. The
Chicago facility recorded ll0,110 opera-
tlont lot year.
FAA olflclala pointed Olli lhst Oranp
County'1 No. I nnkJni wu larJtly at.
trlbutable to a heavy volume ol 1J&ht
piano Ira/lie. Many of the prt•ate alt·
era/I are banned from the Jarcer air·
porla.
F"°"' P .. e 1
; .. s.,DanltiiPCdld: (illii\dot 2) bends over 16 1et,il' cloceuj) view of
" Jemiy a »-~d clrcu.o tltPllant who'• jusf toti tired ·lo welcome
the llttte tot tO the BiJllen Brothers Circus in Canberra, Australia,
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Soviets Testing Triple
.Warhead, Laird Declares
WASijlNGTON (AP) -Secretary ol
De!eme Melvin R. Laird ·aid Monday
the Soviet Unloil Is leltlnfl a triple warhell! ooee cone for the bJr SSI ..Cket
be ccaldm·a threat to U.S. mlasllel.
La!rll hu died Soviet d'!'loymaJt. of
the SS! 10 jlllllllcallon f~ ~ Con-
-enlal Safeguard antJm!alJe l)'llem,
CUrrently lhe Soviets .,,, tltliniled
to have only about 200 operational SS98.
and Intelligence estimates are that there
'll'ill be about 500 around 1171 at cumnt
dO!lloytne!lt ra<ea.
SS9 at a faster rate than U.S. bUllil:eoc:e
experts emmated II would. .i
'I1te weapon already carried· a llngte
warhead of up to 25 megatonl, he said,
and now "They have gone into the test
atage for three smaller warheads fer
' it." .
Laird uid this raises a queatJori Of
wfle:tber the Sovleb need a missile for
such a "tremendous amount oC megaton.
nage" as a retaliatory, anti-city force
or f0r potential use in· a surprise firlt
strike against coocrete and steel m1asUe
o!Jos.
M. ·K: Douglas, 24-year-old son of Kirk Douglas who makes his
film debut in "Hail, Hero," found after filming started his "stunt
man" was Delnlre F1ynn who is the 24-yeer-old daughter of Errol
F1ynn. Deirdre is attempting to make stunt work her career.
DRUG KIT .•.
Triple warheads for the 500 would Ii•• Jhe Sovletl 1.500 nucleot boinbs
1<r piaible targeting. '!be Unltd Stol<s
""'1.000 !and-baled Mlnutemait1nla1les. . I\ • > "One bu to look at tills capability
hildr In alt ._... ~-Chat Is be1nc developed, and ~y ~arlle~ er awaaw"""6 moms;ar\4 one wOu,Jd hive to ~ it ii belli:
dew!loped In order to -......... A booka!Htyle water pipe o1 the fype Mlmltemm. mlllile l!yolem;" La!rll told
"I've always made it clear that I
00 not believe the Soviet UDim wouJd
be fooU..b IDOllgb • • • to •o forward
with a first strike," Laird aaid..
But he said be could not lnlure ~
l1lt'h Ammcan weapon1 l)'lteml • the·
Minuteman· or the Navy's Pollrll aub-..
marine missile force would be m.
vulnerable forever.
,• ""11111ooly uaed to rmob marijuana wu a group o1 forelin jouma1lsts visiting
noticed on the televialon aet, but Graf the ~entaron.
denied knowledge of the ex.Uc device At the same time, Secretary of state .
when questioned about il Wllllam P. Rogers was telllng a news Narrow Def eat Predicted
Another type of pipe fashloned from coNerence across town th1t he does
a bamboo stem with a hole for insertion not know why the SoViel.I are deploying From Pqe 1
In Senate for ABM Plan of a cigarette wu also fowid, along the sst.
wllh 'partially smoked h a n d • r o 11 e d Roten: aaid thla would be one of
cigarettes and what appeared to be burnt the !Int questloN ralud In propooed
marlJuana residue, invea.tlgatorl said. U.S . .soviet talks om ltratqlc arms
MESA PILOT ••
WASHING TON (UPI) -Pmident
Nixon's proposed' 1 safeguard•' an-
tiballistic missile (ABM) system will
be scuttled by a·0 narrow m1rgin" when
it comes up for a vote in. the Senate,
according to Sen. George McGovern, (~
S.D.).
McGovern laid the -1 -to
deploy nuclear ·tipped missllea to protect
the nation'• offensive mllllle system
-bas support from "not more than
30 or 35" Senatcn at the moment.
He said "as many aa ts SenaCOrs
are now opposed to the syaem." and
another 15 or 20 art undecided. When
tber make up their minds, he nld, "We
wil win by a narrow marlin and will
11op the d<ploymen! ol tblJ l)'llem."
A poll of the Senole mede by UPI
m. March a tndicated. there were 41
-who planned to vote qa!Mt
the ABM. Nllm'• -propoea1 Wll
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conference u lltCftlar1' of 1tate:
"I certainly hope Jhere 'll'ill be oome
chance of a mutual withdr1w1l ti. troopl
this year. aJt if lt'a to be mutual
you have to have mutuality.
t•As to • unilateral wltbdrlWal ot
troopa a U.S. withdrawal without parallel
Communist action, I woo 't 10 beyond
what the Prtsidenl has said. We are
considering all possibilities. I won't
predict what might be done."
On other aubjecla, R<lgen said:
-He ha• dlfllculty In understanding
why the soviet Union is deployln1 a
massive nuclear mlaslle -the SSt -
which carries a 25-me11ton warhud.
This Is •one ol the tilt flnt queat1ons
we lntend to takt up with them when
we have the U.S . .$ovlet Wu on 11rate1tc
anns limltaUon," be lald.
-The Unlled Statet It acth•ly prtpar·
Ina for the llrlteclc """' llmltatlon
WU -the abn d whld! would ho
to IJmlt DIJclM.r "etpoos -and 0 we
expect tbe7 will bo(1n in late spr1nr
or early aummer."
-The NI.on edmlnllUaUon I> "wlllln&
to do what we can to have m<n friendly
.. 1atlo!UI wllh Red China." Rosen aald
this alter comm.,,tlnt! lltat the United
statet dote not contldtl' It wlto to a~,
tempt to tllJ>lolt dtlferencu betwHll Red
China Ind Rullla; the U.S. would lll!e
more friendly relatlool wllh both.
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The hypodermic kit wu found bidden limttatiOlll.
lri10GDCtd on March 14. McGovtm 11id lnaide a ttucltix hanging on the wall Lalrd, who has been crlUclzed for
one --swltd!ed from the op-during the ln...Ugatlon In pnigrus taking a hard-line view of Sovl<t d•nlop-
position wu Sen. Hugh Scott, (·ft...Pa.), when Grat's sister, a waitress, anived menta, spate of Sovtet advaDcts while
but "I haven't di8covered or heard of home. . explaining t;tie admirUtrtdOn'• reuons
any other Senator who has switched Officer Donahue a.id two pink pills for wanting to defend the U.S. missile
bis position." were found in her purse during the force with tbe Safeguard anUmiaile
McGovern, appearing on a television inve.stlgatlon. 11ystem.
show (luua: and Annen -ABC) Sun-She denied possession of the drug m.. His audience wa a group of European
day, II.id the feelinl of the Senate on jectlon kit contalnlng thret needles, a reporters who .have been on a 30-day
Ile ll)'llem bu not changed very mueh squeeze bulb and other tte1111, accordlna toor-ed by the U.S. govemm<nt.
since Nllon. modified the old "Sentinel" to Officer Donohue. "We're not overNUng thia cue,"
l)'ltem to·his new "safecuard'' propoe:al. The two Jittle boys cauaht playing Laird u1d at cue pcint.
50 mlles north of LitUe Rock juat before·
the crash.
The unusual plane -powered by a
Porsche engine -lifted off the nmway
once, touched down, lifted. off again
and then went down and eiplodtd on
impact, investigators said.
William R. Henderson, duty ofHoet
for the Federal Aviation Ageney'1
southwest rtglonal office in Fort Wri1 Tex., said Blair was fiylng from New.
York to Ardmore, Okla., at the time.
The Sentinal was originally intended out in the rain, plus their one.month-old He denied., u eome criUcs have claim·
to ~t cities from a Chlnese«yle brnther, wero turned over to relaUvea ed, tllat be waa buln( bll raUonale Ike Stamp Scheduled
missile attack. "Safeguard," as en-or the woman for CIU'f, police aald. for buUd1ng a rn1.tJe delenee on an
visioned by Nixon, Is an ·attempt to Graf wu boo l:·e d Into Costa estimate of future Soviet lntenUons WASHINGTON (UPI} -POltmut"f
protect the exlstlnr balllstlc missile Mesa City Jail pending a request by rlll>er than eopeblUUee. General Winton M. Blount aald lodaj
l)'ltem from an incoming Russian attack. police for complalnta from the Diatrict "I'm not talklnc about lnleltJorm:, '' a special stamp honoring former Prtli-
Two ICientilts, meanwhile, ha. v e Attorney's office tod1y, while his older Lafrd utd, "but about capabllity." dent Dwight D. Eisenhower wW be luued
Jndicted Jt would be cheaper (« the alaler WU booked and tralllferred to He said tbe Soviet Union in the last on the anniversary or his blrtb, Oct. United Sta1<o to l!"'nd money on lllOnl Orange County Jail. 21 to 27 monlhs has been fieldlna the 11. b1lHstlc miailes rather than on the 1~.....::..::~.:..:~~~~~~~~::..:::..::..::::.:::..::::.::::...c.~.-:..::..::~...c.~~~~~~~~~~~ "Jafeguard'' aysttm.
The COit argllill«Jt qalnlt t h •
~·· aaleruant l)'llem emeried !Ml week ill roporla "1hmltted to eon. gr..,.
Dr. c.or,. w. ~ ol the M-Institute ol Technolos1 oald the COit ol tavill( a ailllle
-balllstlc -from attack "I> llkelf to be at least in the fl5
mlllloa to $100 million rqe."
~ -joined by Dr. RalJJh E. IA.pp. ID atomic adentiat, who
eollmated the coot for def,_ by ABM
at l3S million per mllllle.
'Ibe coet. of each Minuteman, in hi
ailo, Is ...,ii1y $10 million.
A third tcleniilt, Dr. W. K. H.
Panolny, al90 "!'P<>Oed the ABM ld<a,
but he. said Jt would represent Jess
an eecalatlon in the arms race than
an increMe in the core of balllsUc-
missilea would be.
"I am aware of many studies that
have shown it would be cheaper to
increase our Minuteman force rather
than defend It. I a11o ._ that It
"""ld be lea pniYOCallve to the Sovlet
Union to defend the '-we have (1,000
mbllle1) nlber thll:I to increlle it, ..
P-ny aaJd.
lbe !lclealJatt all teod to believe that
Ibo lnltlal llfellwd def-pnipoeed
foe Gr<ot Falll, llonl., and Frand Forit,
N.D., at a coot o1 fl blllion per Ill<,
mJrbt aave to o1 the S10 Mlnutemea
they would be 1'11,,,... to ddend. A
!ew more would be aaved from datruo-
llon by failum In the lncomln& Soviet
mllllllel.
Peri!-lion tclmtilts alt0 assume that
If onlY a third of 1111 Xlnutemen llllnive
a Ruoslan atladr, there would allll be
enou1h n .. -Jell to kill IO mllllon RUJSlarw and deltroy two-tblnll ol the
S<wlet lodl1S1r7. ...
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J?e_serted Beach Lonely
. . After · Easte.r : W eeK ~
~ .. ·--•-->. .. nftled Ill the lreeclom ol vacation and '.Jell .behind oaly ·llatiJ~ lo remember
tbtm..by. . ~
• ~ $1L them .nqulred major first aid
,by kWllln&ton )jeach.lJleguards. Another
51 -perhaps 1<ratdlod by broken glass
ot burnld by 1he IUD -required minor
lint u.i. • · PNY 17 loddkro otrayed loe far from
-~~,and bad lo be belped
~An ~""'"'"'" low number, says '~ 11-•. dlr<clor al the city
Harbors and Beaches Deprtment-
"On a good summer day," be &ald.
"lhe adults manage to lose about 150
of their offspring."
Lifeguards had to splash Into the }Vavts
for 12t rescues over tbe week. NODe
o( the rescues was . serious. Eight boala
required assistance.
The crowd was quiet. "We have seen
a marked improVement jn crqwd.
behavior this Easter,t' uya Moarhaue ...
Reflections of a growing dty, more
lamllles, i... outatders, wer< 11"'1 u
rusons fot a calmer Cl'QWd. ~ .
It wun't really . all that ·1\11· A aood summer day can draw the ume amount
of llUllbi!th<rl, uplaJns MoorbouM. But
It WU twice the slJe ol l""viou> Easlen ....: "Better.weather'' be~
Problems ,..,. llOI abliildanl -ooly
1he lack of porkln(. A Dot yei filllsbed
beaeh parking area for<od people lo
park.en lido.,_.-,,, outward
from Pacillc Caul lli&hw&Y·
Pol1Ct1Den had 1 few of their own
probleml -30 •ci:tll•nts thb . weekend
a~ -~ none serious. ~
They al!o lsaued 331 .traffic cltajions
Saturday and Sunday, mostly !or .em\ey
parking met.rs and haw'dous '.(~10¥)
drlvlni. . .' · • •
For a few students on quart.er H,Uions
vacaUon isn't finlahed, tiuf croWdJ Wut
only run from SOCH,000 dally except
for weekends. · •
Wftteod crowds will steadily lncnue
with the 1ood weather,' e x-p.J.a f.n 1 •
M0otbouse. With a parklni lot llill lo
be · built he's not exa<tly Jl'IYinf for
bright sunshine.
Mid-summer is the' upected cmn·
plelion dat< on 1he beach porl:inc, then
Huntlnilon Beocb will be rudy f<r,11\em.
But 1or now the. dty' can "OliJy.' llY •
-goobye Easter Week-it was a ~
ant experience, much .-more pieallnt
!ban in Palm Sjll'inp. .. . --
Tro9p Pullout Seell-
Rogers -Hopes I or Mq,tual Withdrawal
1 • i . ·: 'IMtt:Y l'JLOI' lllff ""'9
ONLY THE SAND IS LEFT AS EASTE!l WIEK CELEBRANTS ~EAVE THE·S~NE
Lonely BHchcomblii-SUrv•ys Empti"'11 Clft Siient ,Strands 11t Huntlntfcin -le11ch •
' WASHINGTON (AP) -Secrelar)' ol
State Wllllain .p, Ropn cleCland today
that • .,.. cert.li>IJ hope then_ will be
some cbance. ol • muluaf wltlldrawil
al troops'• -Vletum tbls year. .
Roprs lold a non C<llllerence that
he·p~ lo 'pay· a vllfl ol tllna or
four days . lo 5ou\h Vietnam foliowiM
a .llftlln mlnllten meeUng al 1he
Soutbeut As!• Tn:aty Organization at
flanakok, Thailand, in May.
Tbe Nixon admlnistraUon, Rogers aaid
in response to 1 direct question, dOes
"have a plan wblcb we. think is fair
and reuonable for endina: this con01ct"
in Vietnam. . '
0 We•re goJnc to proceed in every pout.
ble way to apply It," be declared. "We
have OV<rf hope It w!ll brlna peace."
~ Dally .~uoed -u be and other
• adnilniltritiori offlcla1I have done in the
to do what we can to have more t.r1iplty
relaUom with Red China.u Roprs ·eiid
tl1it after commenlint tllal~the United
Slates does not ~ It wlle to al·
l<mpt lo exploit ...... be-Jr.oil China and RUSl!a ; thO 'U.S. _, lift
mere lrltndly relations wltll both.
-The United Stai.s hq OXp!mec\ Hs
concern to the Soviet Union about· its
acUona In Czechoslovakla.· Rogers said
. . • l : .
that when the Soviets hav.e : eoiooo to
70,000 • troops, and .t 1l"n t I,. ln
CzecOOslavatia.it milka East-W•·¥a-
ti0ris ' very• dllfiCuJt: and in• fact ·~
whole .Brezhnev doctrine. ;is ·T!e-'l' Y.
diaconcerting." His reference WU to
Leonid Bmhnev, SOviel Cmimimlst
Part)'· chief, who bu argued 'RuSalli
has a right to inlervene · to suppreu·
change in any Communist country.
Ma y me R. Schuth
Sr.iccumbs. at 95;
Services Tu esdtty
· ; . ". • ' . past -lo pva In)' dOtalll ol the plan I T~C Edi1PS1tilr' ·to flpl~"Tf:'r' ... lo.aay wbetber there 'W ID foct -~W·N . -'· .~:r41". ~ , .,1f,,:;~~\t "l"rt>;·"'"~~=·~:"
n .:cil h-ie fi..._di' • ·• ' "',t ddr . . ~~ flf lio,o, u~ve cat1Qii tt: . ess ~=u~if,;;
Funeral services tOr a ~year-<1ld Hun-
tington Beath woman who died Friday
and whose descendants include seven
gteet"great-grandchildren -is scheduled
Tuesday. in the city's First Christian..
Olurch.
Rites for Mrs. Mayme R. Schuth, 73%
Main St., will be at 2 p.m. in the
sanctuary at 1207 Main St., with Rev.
Thomas Overton officiating and burial
in Westminster Memorial Park.
A .beach city resident for a years,
Mrs. Schuth leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Bessie Robi&oo of. Rlvenlde and Mrs.
AJlci •Andrews d Oregon; IOM Harold
B. and Charles G. SC~th, both of Garden
Grove: seven grandchildren ; 15 great·
grt.DdchiJdren, and the seven grea(.great·
grandchildren.
PILOT ST A.R,GA.ZER
GA.Z ING A. T MOON
Tbere is something new under t h e
stars. DAILY PILOT astrology columnist
Sydney Om'1T now keeps an eye on tile
moon for readers, too. ·
The 1unar position often clues·to those
who play the game as to when it micht
be a gopd day ~ go_ sbcJPPing, try a ~w
men¥.. make new frknds, leek a certain forin of recreation, etc.
a.ect Oman's new moon mesuge
segii)ent in the column today on P.,qe 14.
· ·"I certalnl1" hope there"will be oome
Dr. Richard . Berg of. the University chance of 1 mutual witbdtawal of troops
of Soqlbern Cali(omla will deliver the thls year. JM ii It'• lo be mutual
main·addrtss at the dedication ceremony
ol Fountain Valley's Gia!.,. Scbool this
Wedneaday.
He Will speak ~ ','Climate for :Achieve-
ment. -.Scene for Sally's New School"
al 7:30 p.m. at 1he ocbool lile oo 18120
Lol~Sl . '
Dr. Berg has terVed as teecber,
counselir and -ator al all levels
ct public and prime educaUon lor the
pl!t .22 yeora and .iJ now -of
F.ducaUGn Placement at ·the UniversitY
of Southern Callfornia. '
1be 'ceremony 1rill begin-with an in-
vocatk>n from Rev. Kermeth McMillan
ol the Fil'lt United ll!elhodist Orurch
·flf Fountain Valley,
CaHlornia Ind American I I a g
ceremtries wilt be cmducted by several
of tbe city'• l9el"Vice <rganizations, in·
c~ the Klwania Club, Ezchange Club
and' \he. South Coast Junior Women's
Club. ~1:, u=. ~u:1 ~~r ~ ~r~k ~1 .•.
317, Den I, Brownle Troop 1244, G1rl TO -SPEAK·AT °CEREMONY ~ Troop 328 and ~~ Scout ~P.. USC'a Dr. Btrg, •
U.S. ·M~ from the El Toro base • -
will provide th• color guard for the Will be Harold E. Brown, member-4 ol
cvtNiir. the Fountain VaQey School Dls!rlc) Bootd
• · ·Ma11tr of ·~ fer the tvent .. · oi Tnnteee:. 1 • • ,. i . . -,
you have.to ha.e mUtuaUty. .
"As , lo a uiilli!t.ral wl~al ol
troopo a U.S. withdrawal wllhout porallel
Communist actJon, J won't ·eo beyond
what the Prealdeot hu said. We are
cOllsiderinc all posa1-..; I -·t,
pr<dlct what nilcbi he ~ ..
On olhfr IUbjec:ll, JloCOl'.I aai<f,
-He bu dlfflculty in undtrstandlnf
why 1he Sofiel Union la ·~'a
mauive nuclear millile · -the SSI -
which carrf•· a 25intpton . .iariiead.
This -la ··-ol die lbil ,flrll ~ we 'ultena tO 'ta):e up .. With :them when
we have 1he U.S.'89Vfet ~ on llraltglc.
"""' llmllatlon, .. he aald. . •
-The United Slates la actively P"'PI'·
inc f.,, the· llrat<glc. ll'IDI limllatlon
talkl -1he aim al wblc!l "•ould be to limit nuclear . weapona -and ''we
upect 1hey will belin In late IJl'inc
or early summer."
-The Nixon ldminLstraUon is "willing
Harbour Marina
Project Studied . .
By City .r.o~cil
t •••
Russ _. Tes~. T~i·p~e .. Wa~b,e·a(J A plan lo .build -,niald.ntlal
lob! --'tile plusli lluolmclDn Ha-bour marina oectlon .el Jlun!itilon.
Beach IDd the ocean front comDiunttY
cf Sunset Beech comes before ttie Hun-fuN!ton Beach· City Councll lonJc!tl, . .
Counc:ilnNm:. will·~ at 7:30 p.m.
lhe appeal d } N~l-La>narcf lnc-y
-, · in COUDdl c:bamben cl Meniorial Hall,
~p,: tip: !ml'Awa11 1 • · •· • ~· •
It went up bot .n~t too far away Saturday u this hot ilr balfiiciiiist t~sted bis ~raft while ketpiTig i! safely secure<! lo ~ ~:'The
, balloon ~as. ~n.over Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley.. . ..
5111 J.~ ~°'=:.ri:Jots mv1n« Orange Freew. ay WASHINGTON (AP) ..: Secretary cl not know wh)' the Sovlela are deployinc He ,.Id 1he Soviet Union In the last , an ··-~ frontqe ol l5 feet and • • ,
Laird War ns Ro cket Threat to U.S . Missiles
••
Defense Melvin R.'· Laird· said Monday the sst: J 14. to :1 months has been fleldinr the ar.ea ot 1.--aquare feet rather than . 0 d
the Soviet Unioq is tetilln1 a ,triple Reier• aaid thls 'wpuld " be ont of SS9 at a·faster rate than U.S. intelligence the1·~.~~. ll0 feet and 8,000 square Studies -pene
SS k the first -~""'• railed"'. In pnipoled .-expel'll estlmaled It would. ~ .., ,., warbe•d-coneforthebig 9""' et •--· ·Th, weapoii already carried a stnale n.e ~-.trpct ·il.., u laland Stalthlghway,engineer•lodaY opened .n ea~er
he ocmsiders a tbrelt to U.S. missiles. ~=· ta\U .. ov~ _ltratfCi;c ar~ wlrhead of uP to .u megatons, he: uid, IOUthwest ol Cb:annel Lane · ··bet'Weeit roUtt• atltditc for the mt freeway slated The Santa, Ana windl" are com-
Lall,i baa clt<d Sovie! ~!o)'lllent of and now "They have gone Into 1he lest AdnilrallJ' llrlxe and Broadw•l Streel. lo t lhnloab west Orange County Ing and the leblpertltp'• wlfl ·pt •'
the SSt as justlficaUoo for 1he con-Laird, who ~.been criil<i>ed f°" . ••· '"··-' sm.u· ar"·acl for The ma lo~ p!aJ!ned'.fcir in<di!im cu ' • • rile <JUI ol. lhtm .-lo alJaUI, 70 lrom'slal Saftg!W'd ~e lfll<m. lating a hanf.lioe .Jew ol Sovlit·devetop. ·~· for ~ er " ~ ' ~Y .~ ~ . The It la' the Orange Freeway and ft even-degr..,. along UV' Orang• Coast
CurrtnUy the SoVlets an . eotimaled meats,· apoke ol SoVltt advances while 1l . . . Plannfnl -~ 'lftnlad -the ap-tually. will connect the ·preoeo~ Gani en on n..aday.
to have only about IOO operati<:rlal SSts, upl.t!niDI Iba admhntratioa's reuons Laird said this raises a queltioft of pUcatiort • ,. . -. Grove F.reeway and the futw'e Goallt ,..
and,lnle!Ugeoce eotlmat.. are that there far..:.~•·· lo ...,.. the U.S. mllalle wbelh« the Soviell need a mlaile. for ~ JXlbllc '!-""' ~' lllr' Freeway In Huntington lleach. . . INSIDE TODAY
will lie aboul llGO ......i Jf/3 at CUITtnl ··-auch a "tr.-lll!OtJnt cl megalon-1bO !'!JD p .. m. · ---"""' . d_.___I rllitll force wltll 1he Safe_..i athnlsall• ·-'ol a -ain--eo· 111an-· ' Enfin-1 are ibldYtng p o 1 1 I b 1 e · . • ,..,,._. be'~-r ,. ~ w-·ld ...,_ . • naa•" a! a m• anU-c:ity ~· ~--alckv•....._..._.._• ......._ ,.;_~,..,, '-"·•c-·•·~•rttn~ Th• tmm .... t collop., of'thc • Triple war nu:i or ll~e """" .,.. .., ......... ~ -~-_.6.1 . ,,~ • \ , __ :~ I -~.,.~~ .;, a•"' .... """' ...... ' l'..i.uau~iu iii.a • S th Vi.__ ., ""'"' .. hi
I ••• ·~-1-nuclear bombo 'Bil .~•--.,~. or lot -'-'"'1>1'-,..., ........_,oll~ a&'lU!l--"ilid' 1 • ·~ ,._:~.· •• _. 1 • "'-'' ou e .. ~ ... enoi:m, vr._ gve wrc ""'"~ ,_ auwo11WWWM&p!p 11ond'~ ..-,Der' teel I'~ ..... lraat ~-.. .,t~u1rumurovessantlkna •11n:t:Way ~ £¥ ~~'i'>J'-Olr~'¥J!con !.C:,J=~~Mln1J"...!.""!j~1:' :< .... la1\w11i>~ ~~~~ J=;~ainstl~. ".I • ' I . i '1o<~.C"~ ''•' )'.o;. ! > "" : • .~r,r ~~oiri~'.i f.f~·~ ~6,~!IO·C.... ·~ bia lo lool< at tbls apabdtily ......... ld ... ~ ...... l'M•·-.. . "I; I mil lear ·•"11 I • . • ' ' • !·• •• 11>1 atretchh\l'jouth' ~7'lie~Dleao· W11!10m erfli!orelcnld. P09t 7., '• '"If , not _...... tl1it -,• ve a WI)? c ,1 ·u~~ . _. , rJ .t , · "j" • • . , ' that is being developed, and <ti'taln., Laird. ::Id pol -~ • do not bellev•·... el' uni/in wen Id • -·..... ..... ~..... . . Fm11a,y: No litnf!tab •. for j • lion ...... II -• • one would bavt to AllUmt 1i II being at oae at. . . 'l~ . •"; ,........~T! ' -IT .. ' -"· a.11 Oran -( ~ c......... • ..... ,. de·-t-..1 ln «der to knko~ ~ our &.dtaied, • 1Dme cr:ltk:s bav. clalm-'be foollsh enoua:n • ~. to ,go torward 1~..... ',, • ~ rlol.l tf'bl .,,..... ,•lt>t r · ---:.-~ ,·-tr"•Y ~!:.:" "': ........,C: ~
Ml.n""'l'<"·•-an millllle -stem " taltd lold ed tllal'" he -....... Iii! ratloaale wllh a finl. ~'l:airt.ii!A. · . :..!'"'.'l·Y0•1AP)-..._'!'l._1111flltl <-"°>-•"-'-~.-..adopted ,_ M -="--""""-'U v~ > o --. -Ju ""~ • lhn .. mo -r·; _.> ~ ' -DliMa JWk9' f --ti.a.a_ a poop ol f<nign joorullsts visiting for buildlQc 1 m1ulle def~ on. an But he. ~ #-~m"' JtOt mp, ~t 1 • • , llttl& td.: )ti Jr ~ ~ of ~a~ ~ly :-:=,:.::-J =..... ........ •:
the Pentagon. ..Umal< ol Mon Soviet . intentions ouch Americi!t'. •~ali<h ~~~ ). , •flf/'. · ,~...,-.ad! E"""~ ~ """'•• are ;::._ · ,.,. -M At 'tie same time, secretary of Stale raµ. thin capablUUet, • Minuteman ori:. '~~Y>'!i~ , 1.., .. ,. .1 , ~ ~ • • ' " ~,w'St..~I · · ..__..,. 1, ........ •
Wllllllil P. &fer• was telll..r a nil!'• "I'm not ialklnJ about lntenliono," 11\&rine mlssl ·I • lie' J·· •~~I~: ' • ~~ •~ '"' rrl1e"" ·~ .., .._ " - -.. , confatQCe acroa town th.It be does Laird aaid, ''bUt about cap.ability." vubflrablt ' 1 ~ 11)1 ......• '\--:. 1' • ~,_.._, -ceuui,x-. • t' " ' •
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In tile breast ol ev«y joumalllt dlln ; ('g pp llr lill•Io, 1 ~ • l
beats 11 aitlc'e heart, and bow many ol typical -party, which WOl!Jd -
ua -~ our teeth with _,, IOmf:Udnc llkt UU.:
upoo . tile atfoelnl....,.. o! -'"llle Gila ~·Party,'' lilpl In
knishll'of' preSl--the1tricaJ criticl. tbe home ol Mr. and Mn. lllrllm Vllll-.
Be thltl the cue, bitter ta the cup from Good, fell abort ol expectlltlona delpltll
which we IOClal rePoften drink. We who fine performances by two veteran party.
4lWll -will> ..... '°"'" lhlne and Ucbt, Harvey Glad, cut In the role cl the
opnadin( good Will, heavy drinker, WU & stroke of pniua.
no matter ho'tf heavy Hla portrayal of Shirley Teftlple singing
our souls. "The Good Ship Lollipop" will long be
To alleviate thele remembered.
nalural aareuiom. A bid for the best aopportinf actreA
why not develop a mi&ht weU be dettrV«t by Mr1. Glady•
.,... poeUc . corps Cllttr. A vlllon In ohlmmerlng red, abe
which wouJd march cert.alnly upstaged the 00.tess with btr·
under the banner of performance of "The hors d' oeuvres
, .__.Party CriUcs. are yummy."
1bele writen, like our brethren in the In spite of theee two bright lpOLs,
dramaslc. field, -1d Inspire uplift In Mlle could be d"1e to sav1 tile lllcklulter
the IQda! -Iii with barbs and jlhl at dilllster which turned out to bo more
Sirhan Tests
Questioned
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The last
witness at the Sirhan B. Sirhan murder
tri&I 'dtsagr<ed today with techniques
of fdlo1r·Jll)'cbologists who found the
~year-o~ Arab to be psychotic.
Dr. Leonard B. ·0 Ii n g er, clinical
P'Ycboloilsl and the ninth P')'Chiatric
witness called, cballented IOl'Dt of the
lesl procedures that had been used on
Sirhan tO determine his m e n t a l
capabilities al ~ time be abot Sen.
ltobett F. Kennedy •.
Ollnpr wu uked about teats by Dr.
Martin Schorr and Dr. O. Roderick
Richardson, defense Jl')'diOlogirts who
found Sirhan to show signs of paranoid
echizophmila.
Ollnga", professor at the University
of Southern California, said he did not
feel the ether two poycbologists had
•hown strict adherence to proc<duJe In
admlnlsl¢nl . the tells ~ that tber<
WU reuan to doubt the -115 of their
•corini-. .
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Fa.,.... Names
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L-OG900K . .
or a ~ pllwJn& than an)'thlni
elte.
Mn. V1nBu1 fell far short of adequ1ie
In her role as the smllinc holtda:. Look· In& fidgety In a purple full Jenatb hostess aown, !be lost. all her verve wMn Glad
amuaillgly tipped lils llballooo "' her
white Persian rug.
1be Msr..!lluaJJ.J,~ ac, tn mch roles,
., .. dlsaPl10lnllnili WlCOl!vlncing -~. "l'm POortr Than You Are,"
with tiro <ii 1111 muJtinlilli<Jnai croolu,
Frtd Knox and Jctm Gold .
Jolm Fle'ce, In 1111 pclflnYll of , the
Poycboloctm muat be cm!ul not to .
be l'nJ'ld by their penonol Wormatlon
of the aubjed they are lesllnl and
not to 11lter the raults ol the tat
to fit a preconceived notion, Olinaer
said, impiyln& 1111 COllellUOI had d"1e
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Poychiartic -had been on the staod 11! the trial since March 10
and have become the star witn...<s
r~ than the hoe! ol hotel employa
and political aides who aaw Kennedy
stain.
Chiefs .Son Files
Plea of Guilty
To 1 Pot Charge
steVln Murray, 21-)'tll'.Old 800 of San
Clemente Pollce Cblef CIHford Murra1'.
pleoded 111Dtt to ooe charge ol ~ ol marijuana Friday afttt·
noon before Sllperior Court Judge Robert
Gardner.
The Judi• Cl!'dfred the yooth to appur
April 14 !~'probation bearing and senten·
cJn&. The -1ty for tra118]>0rlatlon ol
marijuana iJ five years to Ufe in prison.
Diapollilon of four other charges
against Murray will be hand1ed at the
prllblltlon hearlnc. They Include posses-
sion ol bernln, J)Caetllon of heroin with
intent to~ a r•m ol marijuana and
~1e111kla mariju:lnl with intent to
l!tll
OAllY PILOT
OAANGl COAST "USLISHING COMl'ANY
~eber+ N, w •• d ""'IRl!t Miii .-u1111111tr
J•ck K. Cvrl1y
Viol ,,_lditnt 1.W C.-9' "'-"'"'
Tlio1Y111 llC•t•ll Eertor Tli•1t1•• A. Mur,hl~• ,.,_.l'lttffle Edilet
Alb-rt W. l1t1• Willi•111 ll•1d
-"t111;11"1 H!Hlli11t"'" l~dl
f:dllet City f dltw
H•"""ttM liNc• Offtce lOt Ith Stf"e•t
M1lU111 AddN111 P.O. i., 7'0, 91641 ..__
~ IMdl: "" """ .. ltlM ............ Cltll ~I 81 W.1 •• , S"""r·-UIUN~ Ul .._..A_ '
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M. K. Douglas, U.year-old son of Kirk Douglas who makes his
film debut in uHail, Hero,'' found after filming started his 0 stunt
man" w..-.Deinlre Flynn who is the 24-year-old daughter of Errol
Flynn. Deinlre is attempting to make stunt work her career.
Mesa Cross-coun~ry Pilot
Killed as Plane Crashes
A Colla M-pilot -Job bpi
him conUnen~hoppin( all ont America
wu killed SWlday when hfs ~..,,.in.
ed plene cruhed and blirnid durtns
takeoff from an Arkllllua ~
air field.
He wu ldent1fied u Robert:E. Blair,
25, whole last local ~u:wu lSJl
Pallndes Rood, In CCllllty territory jUJt
oublde C..ta Mesa city Umlt1:
Arkansu State Trooper Jlm Wooten
Jaid the vicUm bad refueled at Petit
Jean Airport on Petit Jean Mountain,
o;o miles north of Little Rock just before
the craah. .ta
The unusu p -powerid-tij a
Ponche .,,.tne -lifted off the runw1y once, 1<luched doWn, U!ted off aglln
llJld then weot down and exploded on
lmpac~ lnvatlpton laid.
Wlllfem R. Hft\clerson, duty olRcer
for 1be Federal AviaUon AoncY'•
--rqtolllli olJke In Fcarl Worth,
Tu. aid Blaft -!lYlnl! --York to Ardman, Okla., At tite time.
H<1'4er11Cl01 aald be had only 1hlchy
lnlohnaUon, but It lndlcllted the .JltaM
Blair wu "piloting was a pltuure craft
·o1 some aort, poosible cmtom built awing
to the rac:eNype enstne.
"nle victim is llrvived by hJ3 father,
Erwin 0. Blair, of Gr<st Neclc, N.Y.,
and wu a 1*helor who shlred an
~nt at Rancho Pallaadta, DW'
Or .... County Airport.
William Wallace, lllllJ)lllltt cl the plu.!h
new units, said he and hil w\fe saw
little of Blair, whom they believed to
wotk for Varicon c.orp., a Oobia Mf.151
plant de~ In aircrall parla or eleo-
trooica:.
No 3uch organization la llsttd ln
telephone directories or with Information,
a cheek diSclOsecftoday, but Bla1r'1 work
took him aroond the coun<ry apparently
picking up ond deliverq parta.
The body was taken to the vmvel"lity
ol ArkaMH Medical Center at Little
Rock after the 1 :OS p.m. cruh Sunday
and ~ to Coota M ... police by
Okllbom1 autboriUn wJtbin'two houn.
The airport -. the eraoh occumd
abo llCCOllUll<ldltes p h n e • eervtns
Arkalliu Gov. Wnltbroo llocbfeller's
Wlmock Form, w!Jicb ts locoted on Petit
Jea M"'111Ut.
Narrow Defeat Predicted
In Senate for ABM Plan
W ASllINGTOl'I (UPI) -Pruidonl
Ni-Yon~& prop>eed' • safe 1uard 1 'an-
ttballilltic mlafle (ABM) ll)'llem will
be scuttled by a "narrow marafn" when
It comes up for a vote tn the Senate,
accou!q to Sen. G<ors• McGovern, ([).
S.D.).
McGovern Nici the llfOPOllf -to
deplO)' nucl.., tipped mlllll• to protect
the natkldl'1 ollwive mtsalle l)'lt<m
-bu IUppcarl lrom "not lllOrO than
30 « 3$" Senators at the mornmt. .
He said "u many u u Stnaion
ore l'IO'I' oppclled to the a;'llem" and
allOther t1 or llO 11< undecided. Wheo
!hey moke up their mlndJ, he oak!, "We
will Win by I nemlW marsm and will
It"!> the dtployment ol this fYlltm ."
A poll ol the Sen1te made by UPI
an March a. lndlc1ted there were 4t
Senators oilo planned to vote against
•
the ABY.. Nilon'a new propoaal was
announced on March 14. McGovern 1&id
one P<f"" wbo switched lrom the op-
pooillon w• sen. HUCh Scott, (JI.Pa.),
but "I haven~ cfloco-.. beard of
any other Sen-who bu llwitched hfs poaltion ...
McCoTera, apparinc on a telmslGn
-(r-111\d Answers -AllC) SUn-dl,I', aatd the feeling ol the senate on
1ile symm bu not chanled very much
tlnce Nfl\XI modi:Ded the old 0 Stntlnel'"
oystem to his new "saftl\llfd" llfOPOll).
The Sentinat WU orf&\nl)ly lnl<nded to protect cltlel 1rom 11 au_...,,.
missile attack. "'Safeauard," u en--
vt•!Ooed by N!Jcon, II an 1ttempt to
poittct the exlsttn1 balllatlc milslle
l)'llem from'ln Jncomin( Rusat1n aUllCt.
Two rcltot1sta, mwnrh!le. b 1 • e
indlcted It ~ bo dltaper !or the
llntted Stotts to gpend montY en IDOl'I
ballistic miuiles rather than on the
1'uleguard" system . ..
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~ ~ nice o\JOUl AA>ert
Sdlwdber.
DiDlm' WM drab and ---· d\111, lhmW to a job pootlY -by
the wtlma&inaUve Eatum, B e at um Cat<ren.
1lle cllolce ol cho!>l>M liver .., lettuce
•• mundaDt.. .. bile the mock turtle
""'" highly redundant, alllo fell -on IW"1ln&·
The fllet ol sole \oltd _,, like
lllet of shoe, and the chema jubilee
certalnly ... med I had endini for ..ch
a W!tele• meal
AU in all, the VanGoodJ tete was
fat.<! for failure before tbe flr1I acL
Jtan Co: U a 1'4ff iorlkf" for tht
Social Notti 1tction of Ult DAILY
PILOT.
County Airport
Ranked Sixth
Busiest in U.S.
Oranse County Alrport !Jc now the
siztll busiest afrport In the nallon, .the
Federill Aviation 'Admlnlllratfod on-
nounced today.>;.. • . '
The new rankl,. .i1pr .... 11 ·a .JUmp
from 11th place..,.,... .... ,
• FAA ..,.-Aid fUcbl opll'lltions
)ft 11111 totaled 112,173. • • . .'
""" Anpla lntematloaW "1rport, the
nation'• eecnnd.bullest, lolled oolylll,000· more-· ud lllndlnp. Loo ~ lnternaUmil't lMI tccaJ w&. ll0,000.
O•~ Afrport In Oll<HO II at the
10!> of the 1111, the PAA n<iled. The
Chfcago fllcillty. ·r<corded el0,810 optra•
tlool laxt fell"; .
FAA olflclall pointed om . tho! Oran;.
Cowlty'1 No. I rantfnl was Jarstly at·
tributable to 1 lieavy volume ()f lfibl
plane traffic. Many of the prtvate air·
craft are banned from tbe Jarau air-ports.
Trustees Weigh
Meeting Policy
Trustees: of HuntingtOn Beach Union
High School Dtsbict meet at 7:,, p.m.
Tueaday at district headquartm, llOZ
17th St., Huntington Beach.
One or the major agenda . items is
a dtcUion on whether to conUnue the
p..aent policy o! holcflns the aecond
meetJng of each month at one of the
echooll within the 5kquuo mile df5trict
or not. 1 The policy hU met varyJn& IUCCQI
with aowd •lie usually depend.lna on
the number ol c:onirovental itemi on
the qenda.
Longshoremen Agree
J'o Handle Containers
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lonssbor<men
were handllnl' eOntainerized carro today
111 West Cout porll after the nqotl1tfnc
committee of the Internat.lonal
Lonpboremen'• and ·warehouaemen'•
Union orderld an eod to a •lective
boycoU.
The --t boycott bas idled up to 15 pen:enl of 1hfppin( !rom deep
water ports. 'More than 300 1tevedonl
...,. !ll'O<!' by lhfpperfl'or alleged viol•
tlon of · a contract lbat nw until mid-
Jflt.
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Gee, ~he's Big
liamantlia'l>addlck (llmost 2) bend's over to get ,;, closeup view ol
Jenny, a -U-year"°ld circus elephant who's just too .tired to wel~me
t&e little·tot to the Bullen Brothers Circus in Canberra. Australia.
Police Find Syringe Kit
Behind Crucifix in Mesa
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By AJITllUR IL viNstL Of ... D9tlJ .... ...,. . . .
A _oyrinae kit for ' drug' Injection -
hidden In a wan· c:iui:fllx deplctfnc J-' qOOy on the croaa ...., w~ found . in
a Costa Mesa borne Eutt.r Jreekend,
by an officer cbecJdng two cryln1r baby
boyl aaeertedlr· ldl out In th< rlln,
police aeld today. ·
Marijuana in rolled cigarettes, drug
pilll and a variety. ol other paraphernalia
usociat.ed wilh narcotlcl uae was COD·
fJ.scotecf llJld 11 young beby-ailter and
his older si.ster arrested, investigators
claimed.
Rae E. Graf, :ll, of ·2435 Norse Ave.,
wu book"-m IUIPicion of poueWon
of marijuana, ~ of dangerous
drugs and poll.session of .narcotics
parap~a.
John D. Graf, 18, of the ~e addr~.
waJ booked only .m· 1t!IYtJ>ici9n t!.
possession of marij~i fbTIO~g ' his
arrest Saturday afternoon tiy Patrolman
Pat Donohue. .
Officer Donoh11e ani~e4 •l P.ie Norse :Avenue address after a telephone com~
plaint of two boys, aged two· years
and II months, ap-Uy being locked
out in the rain. · . ·
John Graf wwered Utt door upon
Patrolman Donobue'J arrival shorUy
before 5 p.m., and saJd he bad ·dozed
off on the couch and ~rought the IOlk~
childttn in after awakening mom.entS·
earlltr.
A hooklllMltyle water pipe of the type
commonly UMJCt to anoi:e marijuana was
not.iced on the television set, but Graf
denied knowledge of the u.oUc device
when queWoned about it.
Another type of pipe fashioned from
a bamboo stem with a hole for insertion
of a cigarette wu allo found, along
with partially smoked h a n d -r o 11 e d
cigarettes and what appeared to be burnt
marijuana residue, lnvestlgatora 11id.
The hypodermic kit was found hidden
inside a crucifix hanging on the wall
during the lnvestlgation In progresJ
when Graf's U.ter, a waitress, arrived
home.
Officer Donahue said two pink pill3
wue found In her JIU"" darinc · the
investigaUon.
She denied, po11aeSJion of the drug f&.
jection kit cOnlafning three needles, a
3e1ueeze blllb and other ite.m.s, accordln&
to Officer Donohue.
The two little boyJ caught playing
out in the rain, plus their one-month,old
brother, were turned dVer to relatiVes
of the woman for care, pollct said.
Gra! was booked Into Costa
Mesa City Jail pending a reque.st by
polict for complaintJ from the Di5trict
Attorney's office today, while his older
sister was booked and transferred to
Orange County Jail.
Faulty Heater
Ki11s 2 Children,
4 Others Saved
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Two
youngstu:s; overcome by toxic fumes
from a faulty gas apartment htater,
died en route to a hospital Sanday despite
efforts at resuscitation.
But a police sergeant who performed
mouth to mouth resuscit.aUon whUe driv-
ing to Central Receiving Hospital was
credited today with saving the livu
of two'otb!r children.
Six pt!rsons were overcome by a lack
of oxygen· in the apartment and foUr
of them were recovering today at County-
USC Medical Center. Two were Jn serious
oondltion.
Sgt. Ray Tetila/! was nagged down
by relatives and loaded five stricken
children and one adult into his patrol
car .. E.n route to cent ral rectiving, he
adm1rust.ettd resuscitation to Laura Roa,
3 months. and then breathed into the
mouth of Henry Calderon, 3.
He saw a fire truck and stopped to
use their equipment, but Hilda Roa,
3. and John Paradas, 81 died as firem~n
worked over them.
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AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE !J)
' COMPLETE JEWELRY REPAIR
•ring• sized and repaired
• diamonds end precious stones remounted e pearls restrung ·
WE CUSTOM DESIGN l MANUFACTURE ALC TYPES OF JEWELRY
HAUOl IHOfflNI
CIN1ll
DOG HAUOI llLVD.
eon.A MllA 141-'411
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HUllTlffTON CINid
11.Ac:H & IDI-• HUllTINITON li.Ac:H
m.aso1
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MllllJ,AprM"7,19" DAILY !'WIT Jt
Honeymoon in Mexico TOPS Mer~eid1 · · •
In Healing ~,u
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Harborites Recite ·Vows New Roles :for Women
ImpnnllloD r•1•rdla1
membenlllp la 'l'OPll llaibc
Mmnoldlmarbe"""'Nd
by Jelepha>lal Mn. i:..
T-.1 11 IU·IUf,
Lulhenn I Cllurch of Ibo
-.... the llWnl for
.... -... nupllll rltol linklaC lodltb Ami IAplor 11111
N ... ~ for -of·~ l)llilml, --Uon more than a Y"'· bu Meodop take pllCO 117 p.a. COdb:Ne 1 t:o F(!W from tba tbt Wp GI u artnil•llltadi't treated eenn ca ae 1, evey 'Jbunday tn Woodled
_,..... 'jn"'1'Nd la lb& -~ -eopeclallr Cll'dloc pstleoll. School, Coot.I -
-... -To qualllr .. .. ..i.•--'--'---=------=.:::..:===--
A speolal -· lralDtni ~ lmlew, Jll'Obl 1lllllam ,,... w-. -f of Newport Bel¢. Tbe Rev.
WllllamEllerolllcllted. ·
aad .......... -.far Mid, ........ -be sym-• -•lec1nnlcallr inooftond pstllellc IDd ti. IJpe of WE HAVI: Tbe bride, daqbler of Mr.
and Mn. Jobn Lepkr cl New
Loockm, M!Di., WU &fVl!D in
marriage by ber father. She
wore an organza and ruffled
lace gown which swept into
a watteau train. Matching
fabric formed her headpiece
which held her chapel length
veil, and she carried white
,...,.. and Ivy.
In pink A-line gowns and
carrying red roses and pink
camatiom were Miu Martha
Doddl of Mloneapolls, maid
of honor and Mrs. Marshall
BARBARA PHILLIPS
June lrW.
'""llcsl -.... unit -""" -la do lblnp la illmflnllon Bach bu -for-.. SllO ollo 1111111 hove
-..c.d by Hun II n 1 I•• 111< lnlel11-o and •bilitT to Idlercommudty llolpltll fit In a busy hoopilal ...,_
Anotbtr newly creat.ed oc· mumty ·
cupatlon is that ol ad-Before 1MUmlng bollless
miniJtrative hostess. Her job duties the bosp;ta1 providel
::~~t.:i =-~""':" ~ ~
suggesll'"' and put ]lllienls aspeci. of hoopii.I octivily ao at eHse. she may lel"Ve u ·a lln1I:
Mrs. Sherry Murnane of between patients and tbe
Garden Grove Is the first in medical faclllty. •
G.L FOOD GIFT PAKS
FOR SERVICEMEN
AT HOME and ABROAD
' llaflO cl Newport Beach,
Wedding
Ceremony
Planned
the area to fill this role, and The hospital, whk:h recently
she describes her job as mak-had Ill plans !or the coo-
ing certain that every ·pstlent "1uctloo of mt ~bed l'ing
feels at ea.se and secure in a~ved, will continue to P'O"
the vast complq of a modern vide this type of aervlce as
hoopllel. port of Its qpamloii J"'>SflDI.
MRS. WILLIAM f, WEBSTER
Newparl Rnldtnl1
Conference Focused
On Youth Problems
A one-day conference on Following the panel a brief·
Dt.lioquency Prtventi<ll will ing on Conducting • Youth
take pllce Satunlay, April 12, Needs Survey will be P""'
in the Farmer's Insurance by Ernest Bachelor, coo-
Groop building, Los Angeles. 11\lltant, Divl!ion Delinquency
Jointly apon10ring the se-Prevention, CY A.
cond annual event are the Dlsctmion groups will be
Calllomla Federation o I formed Iller limcheoo and a
Women'• Clubs, Jun Io r youth panel and open
Membenhip, the Califomia dlacm&lon dia1oeue will coo-
Yooth Autlaity and Farmer'• elude the day.
inluraDce ll""'P· · -----;;;;;;;;;;;;---Mrs. Donald Pratt, con-' Aftan.omeuf
lereoce chalnnan, will can the More S.c1rlty With
::t'° w!.° ~1 ~: FALSE TEE'l'H
otate Janlor Jft'ideDI, will · . At AIY Time
welcome ~ attending. Dm" 11 .. m ,.., o1. '-..,...
A panel discu&S1on, Com--""-"''"' wobbllal or dropplAI tmt munl...,. Jnvolvemen• will oc-ai ti» WrDDI um.. I'm'-.-u"t~ •J ., and -oomiort. Jud ~ • cupy the morning session, 11\tlil PASTllrl'H o• 1our 111•'-
'·-'--11 ted by Robert F--'-PM'l'D'nl boldl tam ~ er--. uJUUera ..,....._, M&Ull •tm& ........ No s-ttJ. ~
---'-•1 IU"""-...,.r Divialon i..t.e. Bel111 cbMli: Ndaltun m.ua • ·~ t-' ,..., • . neu.~ Ula$ .. , .,. ~ual to
Delinquency Preventioo of hllll.ltZl. ... YOW' 6110.t•t NCUtarlJ'. Ca.Ufornta Youth Authority. Oftl'.ASrmn'BMalldnllOOUA~
Have Yourself a pretty new
Fashion 'do' ..• quick as a wiglet .
9.88 and 18.88
Complete 'Style' permanent ........ • 10
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(Mon., r-I. Wed. only) •3
Wt optdo ... Ill the..,. ol laohloo .....
UA YOUI PINNIT CK.UGI CARD-
NO APPOtHTMINT NlCQS•Jl'I
""'1UTW MV•TIMJW HACll flll"'°4t1' SQQ
o. ....... ~ u...... CRIM' , .. ..... ...,....,,..,_ ..,....,.,aJ'm w ...... ~,
-· Tbe brldesroom. 900 of Mr.
and Mrl. WlDlam Welilltt cl
Centralia, Wuh., uted Duane
Rub of Newport Beach to
be hll bell man. Uohers """· John and Danie! Winchester
and 'lbmnu Blow. Patrick
Mmlbln wu the aoloist.
Clreulatlng the guest book
~ the rec<plion in the Newport Beach Tennis Club
wa.s Mrs. Elden Kanegae, and
cutting the cake was Mrs.
Daniel Rakoz, the
bridegroom's s.iater.
Following a honeymoon in
Mexico, the newlyweds will
reside in Newport Beach. She
11 a lndult. of the University
of Mlnnesota1 while he ii an
alumnu1 of Western
:Wuhlngtoo Stat. College.
Laguna Group
h dropl in on each patient . The eeeoad InUm:tve 'care
In 111< HI-bed, lndMdual-room Unit provtdoo mra fmlrece
hollpltal al .-sny hour botb be!OA and after ""l"'l'·
of the diy to anrwer que> 'Jbe f lr It ICU, 1n opera.
A June 21 wedding in St. tiorli, saUsly oomplatnts or
Andnw'I Presbytertan Qiurch IUl!ill ~ MAL AllllCNll
is beinC planned by Barbara Robert D. J-, hoopital HEARING AIDS
Phillips of Ne1'port Beach and adminiatrakr, point! out that C.ut-A.11r1I A.111.llficeti-~~~ey Rohrer of Wal:~, ::.ua;tab~pendin: 14" '::~~=-·~.
Miss Phillips, daughter oflr;11101<;;;~Um~e~lhan;;;neceos~~ary~to~~;!c.~-~-~'7~111~.iu~1 ~ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Phillips care for the medical needs
of Placentia, teaches Spanilh
for the Newporr.Mesa Unified
School District. She is a
graduab! of Fullerton High
School and Occidental College.
Her fiance is a graduate
of. Purdue Unlvenlty and
elll'lled hll mulen degree in
math and pbyaics at Notre
Dame. A teadler 1n Elbrt,
lnd., he ts the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Glade Rohrer of
Wabru.sa.
YES MAM
We do have the largest
stock .of SHAG CARPET
Lr.I at the lowest prices!
DON'S CARPET SHOP I:-" Wt ... '--C.-.. t lllWI
South Coast ~lclza, Cotta ,,,..._, American Legkn Atalllary
of Laguna Beach galh«1 1t
I p.m. tile second and fourth
Tbundays in the Legion Hill.
Gloomy Gus Tells it
As You See ii
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426 SOUTH MAIN ORANG I! ' 9rl1hl It lM ••l'I Dleff f"rwy.-f'h-M0-~1
Reprdlw of how much :r-need to lose •••
Startiq Mondq, April 7th, and anti14 p.m.,
Satmda;r, April l2tla • • • Ul)W will nceite
5 Yilita free with Ul1' aE Gloria Manhall'•
rep)ar pro.-(recudJ-aE how-little
yoa med to 1->
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LOSE 10 INCHES WITHIN THE
FIRST 10 VISITS TO •••
'LFNJ.· 1J{aMWJ;,
Based on our aetual records ••• our average
Patron loees 10 Jncbes within the first 10
visits from hips, waist, thighs, t1111uny and anns.
RESULTS GUARANTEED
in writing
GLORIA MARSHALL says:
'Tell 111 the dns llize you want lo
-· mi we'll tell you how DlllllJ. i:IB it will tab mi gumnlee iD writ-
ing that you will reach ,oar pl. Jn
fact, 10 aheolataly pQlitml az&ln tbd
you will obtain your objeclift, tbat 11
etat.ed iD our gaamntee, we will e9111
let you haft FREE OF CHARGE,
ANY AND ALL FURCHER VIS-
l'ffi, 1Dltil you !ellch your goal. It'•
pQlitml s 1m11.lfl tbat we baclr:Up our
guanmtee 100%.
Caru ia _,Ollllbll, ,,,,,.,,.,..,., ....-..,
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why is GLORIA MARSHALL No. 1
• Qloria Mamhall's didn't "Jmlt happen"
t!) become the world's Jeading Figure
Control System ••• quiet, ll&fe resUllll
made it that way. At Gloria Marshall's
you'll lose more inches and pounds for
less money than through any other
Program, anywhere.
Call now for a free sample visit, where
you ar.t:nally use the special machines
for reducing and elec:tronic Facial Con·
tourinf."No charge ••• no obligation.
PIGIJBE C::ONTBOL SA.LONI
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NEWPORT BEACH-430 Pacific Coast Highway 642·3630 J_ .......... ..,Clo~
SANTA ANA-1840 West 17th Street 543-945?
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HOLLYWOOD, ONTAllO, PA>ADINA, SAN Dll•O, SANTA ANA. SANTA llMIAU, SUNLAND, TAIZAllA. TOllt.t.NCE, WUTCHISTlll, WHITNI • u
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There's Also ' a_. Silent· War • • .1,nr Vietnam· '
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SAIGON (UPI) -For more A typlc.i palrol lnlo Cam-_ lot older than bll IO ywa. can -ate oa their own In ldeollflDailon. to be ready to pull the palrol
than a yur, a lllht-Dppod bodll m1P1 CIOlllllt • ol two Tbe other Americaa ~ the Juo81e 1!111 •bo bavo ,.... Tbe palrol will !U_e oil by bac:t out ap1n In a burr,
THRlFTY MART Market
2111 HAlllOlt ILVO. -COSTA 1MllA
MONDAY-TUISDAY-WIDNUDAl"
ArlllL,7 ·I:,
-o1 Americans bu Americam and lour or Ove be a~ mpanlfn1111 vodcoolbaodolDl<rllre. bellcepler lmn·• jmnplN.oll If H.11 nec•Ol•'l'· ,
ep•c:lt•""" In making clan-tribel\ll\M. One Am • r I ca n upotate N.,. :Yol'lc wbo hu Tbe Amerlcw may wear point at a C and C jlue Euctly bow the 111
1 J NOoN. YO I P.M.
Mln1mal "" $1.50 pd' x-...tay, lhcludtl mallinc eart"
-.,. forays acroos lhe could be a sergeant from bad one tour wilh a replar ordinary juogle I a t I g u e 1 or, a Special ll'Ol'Cll c:,unp, In operales II• • tlfllU1 Up!
Cambodian bonier lnlD lbe North Carolina who ha• U.S. combat unlf'belcn com-wllbciut any markingJ or li<Nlh,-. M. Uioy are _.t, but In many .._;,
ctoep aanctuarle• ol CODI-eevml ~· ''""" loon lnr bac:t to 8oalb V-)>oulbi, fJIU&ueo dytd black. llllerlid, lhO be 11 cop I• ra it' ii limiwo to lbo-pM!bcldl
munlA milllaz)I units. in Vlelnam ·beblnd bim and lot a -time. Of neceai-Tbelr lribemlen WW' linlllar relum.,to tbe -. and aland ol loll( nnp ""°"nail!aOOI
Tbe ...., !nwlved are ~"~'-~~'"'~llY~.!:'"""~~-~~~a~t':y.:,.:tbey~'..:ba~~~to'.,;be~mei~n~w~bo~~-~-~~~lpl~~~~~w~!lh~oo~_!:by~wllh~ao~ol~U....~;ti~1~tiel~a~•~·~·.:!·~~~;~1po~k!e~-~~-~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!~~'!!!!
mootly bandi>lcked u .s. Army
Special Fon:es Green Beret
vi>lunteen who lead small
croups of Mmtagnard or
Chinese Nuns mercenarle1.
Tbe job ls -of high risks lhe1 lhrug off a m o a g
llleJn>eh<s u simply "going
over the mountain."
Their operaUons are recon-
naissance patrols assigned to
ahJdow the movements of
Nor1b Vlelnamese and Viel
Cong unils and C!111ff oul tbetr
pllns.
Despite the nr:mchalance of
the men who do tbe job.
ia a tighUy controlled opera-
tion of the. ubnost secrecy
whlcb balances the mililaz)I
value fi the ~
gathered by the p a t r o I 1
against the political disad-
vantages that , could come
from an American pa~l
belnf caught inside cambodll.
SECRET UNIT
The organization set up for
missions into Cambodia went
into full operation al the clme
of 1967 when a secret specia1
forces unit known as 0 Project
Omega" set up an operating
base near Ban Me Thuot in
South Vietnam's cent r a I
highlands.
While c:onstruction of the
base WU going OD at Ple
start ol 191111, U.S. ~
to IDdia Qester B o w I e 1
traveled to Phnom Penh as
a speclal representative of
Pr..urent Johnson to hold
talks With Cambodian Clild
of State Prince Norodom
Sihanouk.
At the same time, IOUfCeS If\ Plmom Penh close to
Sihanouk said there would be
no real objtttlon to small
American military penetra-
tioos of unpopulated Cam-
bodian border areas 10 long
as it was done in &eerecy
and did not put Sihaoouk in
pie poSiUon ol lcnowingly com·
promising Cambodian
sovereignty. Sihanouk broke
'diplomatic relations with tbt
United States 1n 1965 over ~lleged border violations.
mGBLANDS AREA
· Omega is now known as
C and C (Command and Coo·
frol) Central and Ls responsi·
ble for operating ln the central
highlands area. Another unit
ldentilled by the G,..k Jetter
Sigma is known as C and
C South and operate. from
a base to the souU1 tn the
fll Corps ·area of South Viet.-
nam.
A lhlrd anil, C and C North,
Is responsible for the larger
and more elalx>rate penetra-
tion,, that have been going
on for a longer period of time
aerol!ls the Laotian border into
the Ho Chf Minh supply com-
plex.
The aim of C and C patrols
Is usually to ·ue low in the
Communist base area and
gather what intelligence they
can while trying to avoid
discovery. The missions never
come off according to plan,
however, and when the men
of C and C are someday allow-
ed to tell their story Ibey
will have 11ame hair-raising
exploits to recount.
LARGE KILL
One sergeant on a penetra-
Uon some time ago was
credited wllh • large kill by
tossing a cioymore mine lnlD
the back of a truck loaded
with North Vietnamese troops,
running off down ,the road
behind it with the lead wires ,
ln his band and pruslng lh•
detonator switch.
Another sergeant tells of in-
ching his way painfully at
night through an area filled
with sleeping North Viet-
namese troops and trying to
keep from bumping Into any
of them. ''You could toss a
stone in any direction and
get a voice In North Viet-
namese: wanting to know who
was throwing the rocks," he
uid.
SUU others have been In·
serted by helicopter only to
find they have come down
literally on top of lhelr targel
They have been extracted
mlnotes later by htlicopten
In the mlddle of raging
firtllgllts wllh the Com-
ll1UlllllJ.
Tbe number of C and C
-Into Cambodia Ls ~ regulated eocli month.
~ for eocli mlsstoo
COl!lllfromWuhlngton. -
fte area for Heb mJu1on
mllll be an U11popuiated one
wllm there Is no ~ ol
nmnfng in1o C1mbodlan
-... clvillanr. 1llert
L la • .tlcbt limit on bow far
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obsolescence,
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that it may well last f oi' d~cades?
Mercede~~Benz thi·n b,.~o.,
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MerceCfes-BeM lavishes sucfi
attention on enifneerinr that some
people HY Mercedes-Benz motot can
are too t0Phisttaited.
And, by conventional stan ...
(lards, they are.
But Mercedes-~ enginttr1
sttp lo the music of a: different drum-
mer. They insist on building margins
of p<rfonnance and Hidy into theit
nachines to meet the unerpecfed, as
,well u th~ exp<ct<d And they stub-
bomly ~ to design anything 1.;.i '
good mough to "get by" for • time--
and no better.
. ,_ That, in essence, Is what Clistin-
gutshes • Merceda-Benz, wh•t \Ids jt
apart from the aowd of conventional
cars, bred •of conventtond standuds;
An amazing maverick
The aatomoblle at rigl\t is a
shining example. Mercedes--Benz sells
15 remarkable guolin~powered mod·
el,s in the U.5.-plus this one, pt"rhaps
.the most ttm.arka.bJe of all.
It is the legendary Diesel.
Titismavuickissodrliantlyun·
conventional that it an proba.bly cut
your fud bills in half, eliminate many
of your usu.&l rtpair bills-and is likely
to be serving you faithfully when most
of today's sleek new dreamboats hav•
hem chopp<d up for scrap.
Not for everyone
To 'appreciate the Ditsel, you
first have to understand the idu be-
hind it-and be able to adjust to its
thlft foibles. Jt ls not for nery ~
The Dltsd ls built for people
wh'o wmt an tconomy c.ar, but who
decline to venture onto the highwan;
'In a featherwl!fpt. qam11"4 madiln~
If you ue williiig to pay for the safetj
and comfort of a big, 3,000·pound
sedan, the Oiesd will mvard yoo wilh
fut} costs that match the flimsiest little
half-pint on the road.
The thrtt Dieselfoibl.,:
First, you cannot hop into this
ar ana roar off ln .. doud of dust. The
Dind Jta.rts like any other car when
ils motor is warm. But, In the mo ming,
you must be patient for about 30 sec·
onds while the motor ptthe1ts for &r·
ing. (A minor nulNnte which turns to
Muant.-gt ln winter, m1bling you to
get underway while others D\.ly still be
cuning and shivuing.)
Secorul, you must ab.ndon my
thought of &r.ball aoceleradon. The
Dt ... l will crulle tnddlnitdy at any
posted speed llmil In ADlerlca. (One.,
tt even 100n the e,n&-mllt African
Rally!) But, u a dnptu, li'1 a bas~
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tiKe every MerceGes-Bmi,
the Diesel bristles with sophisticated,
ultr1-perform1nce fe1tares th•t ire
simply un1vailable on domestic se-1
: 'dus. All-independent suspension,.j
··1T1ut, recirculating-ball-type steering
th1t gives you the ''feel" of the road.
Musive, r•cing-type disc brakes on 111
fourwheds. ·
.• : ~,I · .• It •tiers,. maneuvers and stops
... , t . 1as if your lift depended on it .
This is one reason wb'y Car and
.. iorrorr, Wfth ·&'world of ars to choose
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~· 1cedn--Benz·line "represents the p~
: 'ent pinnacle in s&fe ca.r "engineering.'~
Many can are designed to win: 1admiratlonfort'heirown.?rs.Merc~es
Bau: c1rs are designed to win admira·.
.tion from ·their owners.
Quite a distindion.
.; 24-page brochure
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$4,7&0• Diesel-plus details of six
.' other 1969 Mercedes-Benz gasolinf:""
· po~ed mo tor cus--mail the coupon·
· for a full-color brochure.
At $4,'/~, thi l20 Diatl nuir !t1 tM ioorld'• jrwut «onm c•r: Rffl9~r.
Even better, drop by tlie sliow ...
room today and 1rrange to test drive 1
Mercedes-Benz. See for yourself what
ThiN, though the Diesel sound5
exactly like_· an ordin1ry car 1 when
it's moving, you'll detect 1 vestigial
"pocket.a" at iclle-a slightly bium
note in a cu otherwise so grind.
If you can l~ to ~rug off &D.
occ1sion;iLjest abOut one of' these .ec,.
cmtridti~, you11"have the. lait,laugli onevery~y 1t the end of each month
-year a.ft er ye1r.
Cuts fuel bills in half
. The Diesel works its incredible
fuel economy in two ways.
To begin with, or course, it uses
lowly Giesel fuel. (In a pinch, it will
run on soya-bem oil.) The price of
diesel fuel varies from stile to st1te.
In almost a11· states, it is lower than
regular gasoline. In some states it costs
only 11411 u much.
The Diesel alSo sips its fuel •t"
miserly rl'te. In fact, the en,gine bums
evtty drop so effidently th.at ah.aust
is virtually smoke-frtt. A surprise to
many.
No-if you've hem r<Sll!"ed
to gettingll, 15, 18 miles a gallon from
standard sedans, braetyounelf.
The new Mercedes-Benz 220
Ditsd euUy d.Uven over twen1¥-fi0•
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miles ·to the gallon-and on trips,
when you get full beneSt of diesel
fuel's price advantage over gasoline,
you can averap·Jo, 4.0, nitn 50 miles
for the cost of 11 gnllon of regular I .. -.
Many repair cosfs vanish ' .. \ More gOod 'news. The diesel
engine is such a gan of simplicity that
it maely dispense• with many p.irts
th1t normally end up costing you
money. It lfa1 no spark plugs. No
points. No condensers. Not even 1 car~
buretor to repair.or replace.
II goes and goes and goes
Best of all, this 4-cylini:ler:
diesel injection eng~e is designed to
give you uncommonly relitWl.e service
-for~us.
Not onJy are there rel1tively
few p1rts to go amiss, but the pa~s
that tue present hive been engineered
to have chull<Wistlc Mq-cedes-Benz
sWnin1. There's a rugged overhead
c1mshaft and a fioe-bearlng crank-
shaft. Twelve of the 16 piston rinp are
coated with apmslve molybclmwa
-an exotic 11~ age" metal that
won'I mdt below 4,71J degr-:'
The ingenious a..i-n. ,...
ing that.valves wore unevenly, de-
signed them torotateslightlywith ea.di
stroke. vastly prolonging their life.
Me=des-Bmz··does not --
rlZnt th~·o;.,.J to las! for'lO or 20
years. Any car's life depends oii'how
hard It it driv.n and hO\Y"<arelully jt
'is niiintalned: Bat & CU--.-..1
'in decades is no plj,e' dream, either.
Of the 700,000 Di1H1' it luu
q~ilt since 1936, Mercede1-Btm esti-
mate• that fwll11 ao per.cent "'' •till
humming along!
First, a Mercedes-Benz
The engine makes this Mer-
cedes-Benz an economy car. But the
reaJ v1ilue of the Dind lies not so
much in the things that make it dil!er-.
ent .from every other Merca!es-Bem
as in the things th.It make tt the Hmt.
Uke .very Men:ecla-Benz, the
[);eseJ ls wddtd into l>eing. not bolt«!.
After 50,ooo miles; or '°• yoo may be-
gin to wonclerif il,.,Wn<rrattle.
The body II dunked in primer,
baked, spray•pliDted, hand-sanded,
sprayed again; Ihm lurnJ-sprayed.
Evm the i.IU.. of the hubaps ere
coated. Total paint and primer rust
protection:" poancll.
• a de&a.ntly unconventional car fee~
like out on the roa.d.
Other models to mull over:
250 Sedan-an unflappable
road car, with superb handling and
br1king as slaf\dard equipment,
ss,299•. .
280 SE Sedan-tile most road·
worthy car you can buy in the luxury:
· class. furl-injection engine, $6,577•.
l80SL Roadster-a spo~ car
for grown-ups, combines soul-stinins
performance with comfort, $6,885•.
JCOSEL-an undmiated lim-
ousine, $9,.&49•.
600 Grand Men:edes-the ul-,
timate motor cir, $23,759•.
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l)esei:t ed_ B~ch Lonely · Af ler Easter. ·Week~·
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' E~·wJt.'VJICl!im"ls '<>:f!r, :Md re.ti.a ~ llie freedom 0( v.C.tion and nothiiJ& ·~ .~· bo,t 1be. l!'!J\10 lei!;~ i>oly >tolbUCI! to mnember
.. -. -.... a stray • ~·by. beachooml!el' on !be stranil at !limtlqtm • stt·..r them required IOljor first aid
B<ac!L . -. ': , ,,.. by .lllmdqlon Beach lifeguards. -
Whin tliey-came·the)i 'stayed for 'Oilly !Ir-perllapl scratcbed by broken glass
a day 'and aoa'.ked ;tbe sun ind.water Gr·~'bytbe-wn-:....requfred.minor
in . Hl!lllington Beach. 1bey cjldil~ flihL flrs'T ai!I, • . · .
They didl(I riot .. · . Only.17~ strayed loo far from
Aboal 133,000 of lbem. l!it the •"1d. tlli!t-,)!!othen and had to be helped
Jn HUftlington Beach durln& fl8stei:..Weel<. i.cL ·.~ ~ low . •\Jlllber; soys
F~ March 2t to ~~~Y· Viner' M~, _director of the city
Harbors and Beaches Deprtment.
"On a good summer day," he ·said,
"the adults manage to lose about 1$0
of their offspr:tng." ·
Lifeguards head to splash into the-waves
!or 12t rescues over th! . week. Nol)e
of Uie reseues was serious. Elglit 'boida
rt.>quired·assistanee. ~ ~ : •.• ·
The crowd was qUJet, "We h.av~ :seen
a marked improvement irr-.uo..wd'
behavior this Easter: says Moorhouse:··
ReflectiOns of . a .gtowtng city, mare·
families, teu oujaidm, were atven as
reasons for a ca&ner crowd:
It wasn't really all Uuit bli· A &ood
surnfuer day an draw the · same amount
of sunh&theis, ~laina Moorbollle. Bui I ' 'lwlci the. me of ... .o ..... r. Euters twq '' .... __
-"Better"Wtatber'J..M dplainl.•
Prol!lell)S ,...,, !IOI ahundanl -only -
!be lack of porkinr; A .not' yet flnlsbed
beach parking area forced people to
par!C:on Side m.ets 1treamln& ootward
fronf Pacllic,COut.!llebway. -.
Policemen had a few «. their ow.n
problems -Sii acxtdents this weekend ·
alone ~ but none sefious. r : . 1
They also issued s:ll 1 traffic .citations
Saturday and Sunday, mo.uy;for empty
parking meters and hasardou·s· (careless)
driving. · '
For a few studenta·on quarter aeasions ·
vacation bn't finisMd, but ~ds !'ill
og,ly l"!ln from 500-3,0flO dally except
for weekends. :.. ,
\l',.keruf crowds will steadi!T lncm;e
with the good wtather, t x: p 1a-l=n1
Moorhouse. With a porklna lol ..W to'
he bulll ,he's not exacUy prayJn& lot
br:_lght sunshine. • ..
Mid-summer is the expected com-•
pletion ·date on the beach .parking,• then
Huntington 5"Cb will be rWlY for them. ·
But far ftow the city can .orily.·•Y
-goobye Easter Week-it was a pleas-ant experience, much more pleuant
than' in•Palni Sprinp.
R-o.gers Hopes for · Mutual Withdraw~l
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Lonely Bu~Mr Surveyl Emptlnffs on Siient Str•ndt •t Huntington S.•ch
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WASIDNGTON (AP) -Secretarx or
Sisto William ·P. Ro1en declarid '°!l8Y
that "wt~ certatnl1 bOpe there wlD •be
some cbaDce of. a. mutud· wltbdrawal
of troopau &om Vietnam .this year ..
Ropn lold • nows conference that he ~ to pay a visit of three or -
lour days to South Vietnam followln&
a f~ mlnlsterl meeting of the
Southealt Asia Treaty OrpnizaUon al
Bangkok, 'lbailand, in May.
Ttie Nixon administraUon1 Rogers said
in response to a direct qUtttton, does
"have a plJ.n -wbj.ch we think ii fair
1 and ·reuonable for endin& Ulis conflict"
in Vietnam.
"We're going· to proceed in every poul-
ble way to-appty· it," be-declared. "We
bave every biJpe tt will brlna peace." II< Dally reluaed -u ·be ad other
a~ olflclall have done Jn the
to do what we Un to have mOre friendly I ... -. -relaUons with Red·China." Rogers' aid
lhis liter comment!nl that !be ·United
States does not consider it wile ta· at-
tempt to ~)oit <!iflenoces het'!'!!!ll 11"'1
China uid . ~r .u.;,q.s. .. ~llke
more·frlenilly relaUona wilh boll!. ,, ·
-The United States baa, expresRcl Its
concern to the sOvlet Union . about its
actions ln Czechoslovak~ •. Rogers ·said
.. · '-" ' · , ' · · . · · past -to IJ<e~ any detalla"Cil the plan
Mayme R. Schutk USC Edutator. to· De!~'7er . ·. ~:: "~-~"'·~ in fact .;: •• • ;-."." 5• :'1tir'''., ...... ,,d~·~ . .-.'"1M.1',~.,_. .. .,.._,,,_ _,.~~~? .. ~.·(~~ft: .. V'\,.\lf, ':.:"'!~~~·~· Succumbs at 9 , ·· · . . , . : . on-the ·nr ~ .,, troo~
Service;Tuesday G,-DedicatiottJtf(lre8$ · ~=:=!IP
Funeral services for a 95-ye_ar-old Hun-
tington Beach woman who died Frid&y
and whose descendants include seven
great-great-grandchildren is scheduled
Tuesday · in the city's First Christian
Church. ·
Rites for Mrs. Mayme R. Schuth, '132
Ma!n st.. will be at 2 p.m. in .the
sanctuary at 1207· Main St., with Rev.
Thomas Overt.on officiating and burial
in Westminster Memorial Park.
A beach city resident for 42 years,
Mrs .. Schuth leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Bessie Robinson of Riverside and Mrs.
Alice Andrews of ·Oregon; sons Harold
B. and· Charles G. Schut!t, both of Garden
Grove; seven grandchildren; 15 great-
grandchildren, and the seven great-great-
grandchildren.
PILOT STARGAZER
GAZING AT MOON
There is something new under t h e
stars. DAILY PIIM astrology columnist
Sydney Omarr now keeps an eye on lhe
moon .for readers, too.
The lunar p<>SiUon offers clues to those
who play the game as-to .when it might
be a good day to go shopping, try a ne_w menu make new friends, eeet..a •certain ' form of recreation, etc.
Check Omarr's new moon message
segment in the column today on Page 14.
Dr. Richard Berg of. the University
of . Southern· ciuronila . will deliver tl:le
maiii address at the ~ation ceremOOy
of Fountain Valley's .Gialer School lhis
\l'ednesday. · '
·, J:le·wtn spealron· "Climate for Acltieve-
ment' -Scene for Sally's New School"
at 1:3ll'p.m. at .'tbe schOOl·site on 18720
Loo F!Or" SL . Dr. Berg has served as teacher,'
coumelor and .administrator at all" levels'
ol. public aDd . private education for the
p8!t: 2i years m:l is now director of
Education.:-Elacement at the University
of Southern calllornla.
The ceremony will beg.in with an in·
\'ocatioa from Rtv. Kenneth McMlllsn
of the First United Methodist Church
of Fowitaln Valley.
California and American f I a g
ceremonies will be conducted by several'
ot the city's service organizations, in·
eluding the Kiwanii Club, Exchange Club
and ' the-Soiltit Coast Junior Woinen's
Club. 'lbe Honor Guard for the nag presen-
tations will be led by Cub Scou( ·Pack
317, otn 1; Brownle 'Tioop 1214, Girl
Seoul Troop 328 and Boy Scout Troop
317. U.S .. MoriMI lrom the El, Toro base
will provide the color guard for the
e./ming.
Mllte[ or f;emnoaiel ~ the event
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TO SPEAK AT CE~EM!)NY
USC's Dr. Borg . . ' will be Harold E. Brown, me.mber"!..Of
the Fountain V.alley School District BoMlf
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chance of a mutua1 withdrawal of troops
this year. But if it'• to be mutual
you bave to haVe mtilUality.
"'As to a ,.;na!Fal Wlt6drawal ol troops'a u.s. wfaldriwal wllhi>lll parallel
Coinmunlst actton. I wor\ 'I .go beyond
what the Preside.Qt has saJd. We are
C011Bideri111 all poosti/ilill~ I won 'I
predict what'rqi&ht he done."
On other sutifeCtl, Rogers said:
-He has dllfu:ulty in undentandinl
why lhe. ll!>yiet Ul\lon ia <(eploYJn& a
rnusiVe nuctei.r· mlulle -· the sst -
which carries a 25-mepton warhead. 'J1i1I° 1i i•One Of •the the ·ont' qutstions
we' intend to take 'up wlth them when
we have the U.S.:SOviet talU on strategic
anns limitation," he said.
-The United Stales LI acU .. ly prepar.
ing for the · strategic arms limitation
talks -the aim of which. would be
to limit nuclear weapons -and "we
Hpect ' they will begin in lllO IPJinl or early summer."
-The Nil:on administration ia 0 Willlnf
Harbour Marina
Proj~ct Studied . .
By City C.Ouncil
' . t}Jat when the Soviets have a:t.000 · to
70,000 'troops, afl4 . tan ts':. in
Cie;choslov1lkia· it ~kes Efu.Weit..r'1a--' . . . lions very. difficult and in fa~ ~~
whole ' .BrbJ;me'!'.. doc_!.rlne , '.~' .\!t'-T
dlscohcertlng." His · -.· wu· to
Leonid Brezhnev, Soviet CoraiiiUnllt .
Patry chiel,: '!Ibo' has Bf&ll'!i -~
bas a righ~ to . ~terv!\le . to t supPr-esl-·
c~anie.in any Commupist ~· .
A plan to build, oubstaodanl r..tdenu.J · ' · " ·, '" · I
T ' T . l w-"h . d lots between .' ~sit Hunllllglon llp~ .. Vp and "'Awav: ':· .,_ Russ est 'rip-e ' ar· ea ' L :.ol~Sr~~~-fronbel~or!...euntirithe. unH".°~ It-went up but 'nbtt.;c)far~wa;Saturdayas lbiS 'holair 'balioonist ~-"""'"' .... _ ~ tested bis c' ralt while keening it s~·'" securi!d lo 'the ·ground. The · ' ' ' tinM-Beach City Councll'-'""L-r·· ·'"' .,.., _...,, balloon was seen over Huntington ach and. Founthilf Valley., . , Councilmen .will cc:mider at 7:30 p.m. . --· ·
L · d. W R~ 'ke-t Th at to US MIS' ·s·:Ze-s ~e2~, ,c"f_'f!~liauo1 ~1!!"~ Ha111nc.; ' .. . air . aTffS _ OC .~. -re , • •, • . $th Sb:i .';;.i'P°;'.; Av!;:""-' . OraBge Coat
IVASHINGTON <AP> -Semtar>"" nottnow•lll'lbeSovidaaredeptoying He said the Soviet union rn the last .. '"'!v=~~J"'i5loll1ee111o~ Oi:ange Freeway . ,
Defense Melvin R. Laird 'said Monday the sst... . 24 to 27 months has been 1.1ekli1!8 the area of $,900 equare feet· rather than • • ' '
. . ts t . tri I . l!og~ lhia wwkl be one of SS9ata fasterrate than U,S.intelligence the standard ID feet and 'sooo oquare Studies Opened . . ' the Soviet UniOp es~~ a Pe the f1rlt uestions railed in 0 ed experts estimated It would. "' feet. ' warbta~ note OOl1e for the big~! rocket U.S,::Sovie~ \a.lks over strat rc ~nns ' The weapon already carried a single The ]>(~· lr&q-is On an l.sla,nd State hi~way engineers t~~ OPJ!ll~ • . ..... er
he ~ers 1 ~t to. U.S. missiles. limitations eg , warhead of up to 25 megatons, he aald, sout1!~~ of . qiannel Lant, betwttn route, itudles for the Wt free.way slated The Santa Ana 1Winds art com.
Laird bas cited SOv1et deployment of . · . . , and now' ''They have gone into the test Adrmralt)' Drive and Broadway ~t. t • tbronab west Orange County. ing.and the tempU-ature will a:et a1 th 859 · · stification for the con-La1rd. wbo bu been criticized for The area· ii milter'"planned for med.rum 0 cu.., ~ , · . rise out of Uiem _ to about 70 v!.uSiai'~i,uard antlmissilt sjMem. taku., l bard.fuii View-llf S6vid develo\>-~~~e for Uu:ee amaller warheads for density tetldeotial .deveto,ment. The, It b , tbe Or!W¥e F~ay and It evetr degrtes along the Oranie COall
currenUy the Soviets are estimated ·mm, spoke of. Soviet advanoea while Jt. . . . Pl~. Cortunillion denitd__tbe· ap-~ually wlll ,~t llJ~ present Garden on Tuesday. ' ,
to have only about 200 operational SSts, es:plajninc ~ ~·· reasons Lall'd said ~ raises • question ol p~atlon. . . • ~ . • · · Gro~e Freeway and ,the future Coast, ,
and intelligence estln\alel ar. that lbere for ..-, .. 1o """'"°" u.s. millile, whether the Sovielo1ro ~~ ~ ~ pvbllc bearinp ~ f"': Freeway in Hunllngton Beach. . , INSmE TODAY
will be aboot ICIO ....... lfl3 at cumot •firce -wllh· Ibo-~ ·aaUmiaolli , such a ''lremeoddll'!~ot'!Mi 1 -~~~~~iJ!_., .. ,.g0 in ' ' ',itid Ille \ • s'll•le · · . d~I ~"'l-""llW 'ICIO·='if ~·~,~· ''"~ , "• · .!Ill•" -"'~*" .. u.clly\ , 'I • ....,~•-1'T'~~· ... ·"i.;i ''end~..,.,,• ;,..!_ ... *"!1'111.:f.~ .• !..~.l~~i.:.~. Th< imminent cpl!91,>1• '1/.tll• ,'l)i;le•"~ ,-' . .. , ... .! '" "I "· •'•rt.rioM\I ·j ~'· ·""'""·' •.. , ,a_..., Ww~a'"!"""-""'~"" 1 ..'h>•~<V~~0"'1~I · give ~ 'SoV.ietS ••• "l'lldNr ·bOm • ... .._.., •• ~If:· or, ~t --2..~.:. t 1:~;:t.:· . ·~. ~ :,. ar ddlari!eh:tb-o·~i~~ ., 'bn ' . !.~ /iiPt.tft ~·· ' .
for posslble tarplln&. 'Ibo Unitd Stotas ,__. wbo-ha" .._.on ' Jkfay stiike a1alnst'~aid steel .. ·I , ~ .. ~ •·•-• .:... .• An~-·:$&!., ... ,~. , ... 1., "' • • .o.t.., .. ~~
h 1000 I nd b--~ Minuteman mtssu ... • ·~ ,..... :L____ ll ' lo Noddoitllal. 1 . • , ... "'~' • .,.~ .. ••111'0 ~ ""'""' ~.,,, -,orc'1 • • >. ac.~., .. w ~ as. a · ~.. . . .-....-bJ·tbt,JJ.S.1CJl1!l'QIDmL 8 os. .,.1,1' , 1 _ l ··,:::---~4 J.i_,~ ,__,, 1;,•4 r J_..,-t, ;, et&tn .,'Ut •' /iOle Sa'd'~ · William W-ritmorclond. Pagi 1. "One has to ~k at this ~Plb!Ufy .. ..i •• "thl " "I've always ~ ~ clear thj t r : A I(\'• M r.1 , j ,.,,, ), str g ~ ' . . • °' +
that is being developed, ariif CtilainlJ . ~·~ ":' ~-"' 1 cue, do not believe 'tft:"s<Mk UiJ6n '""""' ' • l0 -Merit • Mv~' , ~. "'"'Iimttable !qi "°'l'U1'ol~ """' n """" • ~ei~i!'::t~~·~i 1!u~ou~ He~":~criUclhaveclalm-befoollshenou~~·"~togof~ ;:.is ~ H f;f ' .. )Ji1 i.:J.-· :~·route ·of ·:ute~ge 1F~y ~=~: u~ 5-c:; ~ rJ1nu~an missile sYll<mo''. Laird ~Id ed. that be wu buJnC bil raUona1! with a lint •lrl¥.."~J1 ~cl,; . \" I '.'!~fi-=Zl~"\:i~ , lM/~ ~~) .. a~d~ h,3( ~n ~;'.Pl': =."'i:!.-': := "':" :t:,
• llf'llli of. foreign joUrnallst• visiting lor butldlalf ,a mlislle def-on.. But he sakl ~J-~JOt·~•I '1f " '"' ~ =as· "'"'' ,lnthe'n0r1hem~al'dfli!P~y ··-..... =--··: the Pentagon. · estimate Ol flttute S..let ln\enllons such American.;. ~ [_,..'!, · · ' ,. ...... '• in•··~~.'tlie ,~~·f~afm ::::,-,.:l ~.:;: •,
At the ·same time, Setretary of &tate rather than capablllUH. • Minuteman or tHlb "'l!o 'Iii&-'f< • .::....-f""''\!f,.( . , ./:~"~J.\·liJUrQi·~".K..wole -" - -.. Wllliam1 P. Hogen was telling 3 news ur'rii DK talkinl ibout intentions,"• marine missile forCe would be iJI.. ~ry ·-·ma· f ' · .. ~ .. .,_-,,... ....,_, 11
con1-......, town 11111 11o-does. LaJtll Aid, "but a-l\llpabllJty." wlnmbll lfnfer, rl&<I la-It). -Freeway lo.lbe c..,tal route. .__ __________ ..., . ' •
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In Ille -al .,...,, joom1lill Uim
bull I crlli<'I heart, and bow !!WU' al
ua bate pasbed our teeth wjth envy
UP"' ...,ilng Ille atlnctng pn>Oe' of -knlghu ol tile pres>-the1lrical critics.
Be this the case. bitter ii the cup crom
whicb we IOclaJ reporters drink. Wt who
· mllll write wltb IU1>
ahlne and light,
!jXUdlng good wW,
no matter bow heavy
our souls.
To alleviate thae
natural aggrealons.
why not develop a
oew poetJo ccrps
which would march
Wider tile banner ol ~...I Party Crltlca.
niete writers, like our brethren tn the
drlmltlc fi<ld. wookl lnspiro uplift In
tile llOClal -Id with lllrhll and j1bo 11
Sirhan Tests
. Questioned
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The last
witness at the Sirhan B. Slrhan murder
trial ~.,..., ~y with teclmlq1ies
cf felJow.psychologists who found the
:>year-old Arab to be psychotic.
If· Leonard B. O Ii n g er, clinical
psychologist and the ninth psyclli1lric
'lfilneu called, challqed tome of the
lest proc:odura thAt had been Uled on
Sirhan to determine his me n t 1 I
capabililka al the time be lhot Sen.
nObert F •. Kennedy.
Olinger wu uked about t..ts by Dr.
Martin Schorr and Dr. 0. Roderick
Ricl1ardlon, defan5' PIJCboJosists wbo
foond Sirhan to s.~w !igns of paranoid
schizopllrenia.
Olu,..r. prof"'°' 1t the Unlvmily
of Southern California, aid be did not
feel the olber hro peycbologists hid
shown llrict adhennce to procedure In
1dminlltcrlng the -and that then
Wll -to cfo\lb! the naulta of thtir
ocorlng.
l'lycbolollstl must be .....ruI not to
be ....,..i by lhtlr penoMI Information
ol tile subject they are tallq and
not to a1ler tile -ol the tat
to flt • ..-.ed -· Ollnllet aid. tmpzytnr bis oollequa bid -...
Psyclllutic wlinaHS bid been on
lhe stand at the trial. sin« Moreb 10
Md have become · the It.Ir witneues r1-than the boot ol bole! employes
and political aides who .. ,. Kenoed,y .wn.
Chiefs Son Files
Pl.ea of Guilty
To 1 Pot Charge
Stevm Murray, 21·,ar~ld 1C11 of. San
·C1em1nte Police Chief CIUJotd Murray.
pieoded _ guilty to me charge of
traNpOn'.lUon al nwiluana Friday after.
noon befote Supslor Court Judge Robert
Gardner.
.,,,. judg• otdered the youth to ·-April 211 .. peoballon bw1ng and aenten-
clng. The J>llll)fy fir tranlporlltion of
marijuana ls five yean to Ufe In priloo.
DfJpooltion ol four other charges
qalnot Murray wlll be hlndled at the
~ bearln(. They Include ...,..._
ljon d berobt, pea111ion of. heroin with
-to ..u, DOllillloo ol marljuana and poae11ton r marijulna with 1nttnt to ..u.
OAilY PllOT
ORANGI CO,.,ST l"Ulli.ISHIHG (.CW. .. ANY
l•li•ri N. Weff .. ,.!Mt ... ~·.,,..
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n•1t1•• K•••ll '"'" n • .,.,, ~. ""'f',_''" MtMI! ... l.tllliW
Allt.rt W, like Wllll •11t l•••
AtM<l1i. HWl'llll'fhlfl eucll
t:d!lor City Ellltw
H14'tt ... 1Hd0fflce
Jot Ith ltr.tt
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typical -pirly, l!l>lcb l!ould -.. ..... thing like tbla: ' '
'"The Gala Dianer Pai&y,·• lilfld . Jn
the home of Mr. and"Mrw. j!Jram Van.
Good, fell ahort of upectationa despite
fine performances by two veteran piety.
goers.
Hiµ"Vey Glad, cut ln the role of the
heavy drinker, Wll •' atrote ol gefilus.
His portrayal of Shirley Temple s1nging
"The Good Ship Lollipop" will long be
remembered.
A bid for the best ouppm'tlng ldreu
mlpt well be deaerved by Mn. Gladys a--. A vision In 1bimm«1n1 red, sbe
certainly upstqed the -with bu perfcrmance of '"lbe hon d' oeuvres
are yummy."
In aptte of tbe9e two brifht spot!,
little could be done to uve the 1ack1Uater
diauter wbidl turned out to be m«e
LOGBOOK
ol a •hutly pt!Mring tun anything ""· . Mrs. VanBug fell far short of adequ1re
in her role u the smiling hostesa:. look·
Ing fidgety In • purple lull length m.tess
gown, abe JoK all her verve wtim Glad
amusingly tipped l'5 libations on lier
wlllte Peniu rug.
'lbe bolt. uaua.lly an ace in such roles,
WU dluppalnting)y UDCOBvinciq wben
lin8lnl. "1'.m Poorer '!ban You Are ,"
witft tWo of bis muhJmillionaire crorues,
Fred Knox and John Gold.
'John Fierce, In his portrayal of the
M. K. Douglas, 24-year-old son of Kirk Douglas who makes his
film debut in ''Hail, Hero," found after filming started bis ''stunt
man" was Deirdre F1ynn who Is the 24-year-old daughter of Errol
F1ynn. Deirdre is attempting to make stunt work her career.
Mesa Cross-country Pilot
Killed as Plane Crashes
A Coata M-pilot -job kept
him ooounent-bopptng Iii """' Americll
WU tilled Sunday wben his piasher"'11!n-
ed pl1ne eruhed and ~ duilnc
lakeoll from an Artansu inounta]ntop
air field.
He WU ldenUfm:l IS Robert E. Bl1ir'
25, Whose last local addrea WU 1S30
Pallsadel Road. In county ltnitory just
oulllde Colla Mou city llmltl.
Art&n1&1 State Trooper Jim Wooten
said the victim hid refueled at Petit
Jean Airport on Petit Jean Mountain,
50 mtlae north ol ·!JtUe Rock just belore
the crash.
The unusual plane -powered by a
Poncbe engine -IHted off the runway
once, touched down, illted oU qain
and then went down and exploded po
Impact, lnvestiJ•ton lllld.
WWl1m R. Hend<non, duty olficer
for .the Federal Avi1uon Apne:J'•
aouthwal ,.g1oaa1 office 1n Fan wor111.
Tu., liid Blair wu !Miu! frun Ntw
Ycr-k to Ardmore, 011:11., it die thnt.
H!lldmon ea!d he hid only 1tlfclly
lnfunnatloa. but it 1ndlc:at<d· Ille piano
!Lair was piloCine wu a pleaswe craft
ol some oort, possible cmtom built owing
to the '"""'YI" engine. 'nle .vidlm is arvived by bil father,
Erwin 0. Blair, of Great Neck, N.Y.,
and wu a bachelor who shared an
. apartmtnt at Rancho Paliaades, ne.ar
Orqe County Airport.
William Wallace, m1n1ger of the plusl\
new units, said he and his wife saw
little of Blair, whom they believed to
~·erk for Varicon Corp., a Coda Meu
plant dealing in alrcratl parts ar dee·
tronics.
No such organiz1tlon is listed In
telephooe directories or with information,
1 check dilcl09td today, but Blair's work toot b!Jn .-OWld the· country apparently
picking up and dellverintl parts.
The body w1s taken to the University
of Ark,_s Medical Carter-al· Lillie
Rock after the l :~ p.m. crash Sunday am !<pOried to Costa M... poUce by
Oklahoma aulhoriUes within two b<Nrl.
The ai,,,..-t where the i:rllh occurred
aim accommodates p I a n e s l!iuvinf Artanw Gov. Wrdthrop Roctefelier's
Wknct FIJTI\, wllicb ls loca1ed Oil Petit
JeanMOUlllUI.
Narro~ Defeat Predicted
In Senate for ABM Plan
WASHINGTON !UPI) -Pnsldenl
Ni1on'• propoMd •' 1afe1u1 rd ••an-
Ublllbtlc mlslllle (ABM) l}'ltem will
be ICUtUed by a "narrow marcin" whtn
It Cllll1el up for a Vole In the 5'nat.,
accotdin( to Sen. Goorge McGowm, (0.
S.D.).
McGovern Kid the propoul -to
deploy nuclear dpped mlllll'" to ~
the nlllon'• olfensivo mlas1k l)'llom
-ha aupporl !run "not mote than
30 ot SS" Sen1ton at the momtnl
He said "as m1ny u 45 Stnatorl
.,. -opposed to the _ .. and
another 11 or IO are undecided. Wilen
they ..U. •P their mindl, he 11id, "We
will win by 1 narrow m1ratn and wUI
6top the deploymtnt of this l)'ltem."
A poll of the Smale mode by UPI
on M11ch a lndK1ted there wtrt 41
Senators who p!Mned to vote qalnst ,
the ABY.. Ni¥on's new propogal was
announCed on March 14. McGovern uld
one person who lwilched from the op-
paeition WM Sen. Hup Scott, (ft.PL),
but "I ttawn't ~ or beud of
any other Senlior' wbo hu switched hll position ••
McGov..., :r:btg Oii a ttiovislon
•'-(!""'" --ABC) Su!>-d1y, said the IHHng ol the Senate on
the l7lt<m ha not changed ver, much
1in« Ntun modlfff!d the old "Sentinel"
ayatnn &o his new "11fqu1rd" pn:lpOIAI.
ThO Stnl!nal wu originally Intended
·to prot.ect cltlea from . a CftlnesHtyle
mlalle 1tttck. "Salegu.a.rd," u en-
vlsiooed by Nixon, ii an. 1tttmpt to
protect tlJe existing balll!tic missile
system from an Incoming Ru>alan attact.
Two acle:nt.IN, Rle9J"IWhllt, ha v e
llftdlcted ll would be cheaper for the
United· Stat" to &pend money on ...-.
b:tlllstie mli.tjles rethtt-tMn on th.
''safegu11d" 1ystem.
·-· 111,. ......... .-... ~ 4111!1111 ailor m!cWp~ lndted, II -
pole! al ... ..-..;, . he W'l lioiid
llYlnl IGIDellllq nice about· Albert
sdiw<!tur.
Dlnntr •• drab and cl-.Uona -.
dull, thanks to a job poorly -by
the unlmlginatlve Eatum, Be at um
CatmraJ ·
,,,. choice ol chopped liver 0n lettuce·
w11 mundane, whlle 1he moct turtle
aoup, highly redundant, also fell ~
on seuoning.
The filet of sole tasted more like
filet of llhoe, and the -jubilee e<rtcin]J ... med I bid eodlng fot IUCb
a Wlt.leas meal.
All 1n all, the VanGoodJ ftte WIS
lated for flilure belote the flnt act.
Jtan C02: i8 a 1tof/ wilfr for the
Socia! Nott.s section of the DAILY ·
PILOT.
County Airport "'''' ........... , . Ranked _ Sixth Gee, Slae'~ Bfg
Busiest in U.S.
Orange County Airport la now the
sixth bualest airport· In the .nation, the
Federal Aviation Admlnlltra.tiOn an-
nounced today.
The new rankina repraents a jump
from 11th place one year qo. .
FAA apot"""" ulil .fllP! oper11iooa
In 11111 totaled S!J,t'IS.
Loa Angela lntomaUonat Airport, tile
nlltoa'1 """'1d bultts~ foaed oaly 111,000
more tateoll1 and l.tndfnp Loa Aiilela
lntomatiOllll'I 11111 total WU ll0,000.
O'Hare Airport In Clllcqo la it the
top of the list, the FAA noted. The -
Cblcqo J1cWty recorded 11111,110 opor ..
tlona la.st year.
FAA officials pointed out that Orange
Cotmty's No. I r~ wu laJt'1Y 1t-
tributable to 1 he1Vy vOiume oi 11,bt
plane traffic. Many of the prtv1te air·
craft are banned from the !arpr air· porU. .
Trustees Weigh
Meeting Policy
Trustees oi HUntlngtoft·»..ct, Union
High Scbool llillrlcl meet II 7:ll0 p.m.
Tuesday at dlstrict headquarters, 1902
17th St., Huntington Beach.
One of the major 1genda items-i.!
a decision on whether to continue the
present policy of hold.Ing the 1eeond
meetlnc of each month at one of the
schools within the IZ-oquare 11!11• district
or not. ·
The policy hu met varying '""""
with crowd alz.e usually des>endlnl on
the number of controvtntal Itani on
the qend1.
Longshoremen Agree
J'o Handle Containers
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lonpboremen
were handlinc containeriRd carp tod1y
at West Cout porll lltor the nqoti11ing
committee of the lntern1tional
Lon&shortmu'a and Waiehouaemen'•
Union ordered an end to •' lelecllve
boycott.
The thne--k boY<olt ha Idled up
to If per<eDt of lhlpping from deep ·
water ports. ~ore Uian 300 stevedores
were fired by ahlppen lee alltged vloia-
.Uon of a contract that runs until mJd-
1971.
l>amahlhji Paddick (alinolt 2) bend& over to get a closeup view of
Jennr., ~ ~yeer-old circus elephant who's just too tired to welcome
the Utue ·tot to the-Bullen Brothers Circus in Canberra, Australia ..
Police Find Syringe Kit
Behind Crucifix in Mesa
By AllTBllB R. 'Vll!IEL or• Dtlfr ,....,.
A ayrlnge tit for drug lnjecllon . -
hidden In • will crucifix depic:t1Jtg J-'
agony en ~ eroU -WU found , 1n
a Costa Meaa home Euler weekend,
by an offlcu checking two crying baby
boys assertedly left out In the rain,.
police said today.
· Mariju1na in rolled Cigarettes, drug
pilJa and a variety of other paraphernalia
auoclated with narcoUCJ use was eon-
fi5e1ted and a young baby-sitter and
his okler siste:r arrested, investigators
claimed.
Rae E. Graf, 21, of 2435 None Ave.,
Wu booted m upidon of possessioo
()( matijt&anl, ,xi•nuion of dqeroU.s
drugs . and pouesslon of nar~ica
par1pbeoWta.-.
-John D. Gral, II, of ~ ume addr..S, w~ booted ooly ~· "11,11J>icion of .
possession of marijuana 'following his
arrest Saturday afternoon by Patrolman
Pat Donohue.
Officer Donohue 1rrlved al the Norse
Avenue addreu after a telep))one. c;.om·
plaint of two boys, iged two years
and 14 monlhJI, apparently being locked
out in the rain.
John Graf aMWtred the . door upon
Patrolm1n Donohue'a arriv1I lhorUy
before s p.m., and II.Id be had dozed
off .on the couch and brou1ht the llOaked
children in after awakenin& moments
earlier.
A hookah-style waler pipe of the type
commonly used to smoke marijuana waa
notlced on the televlaion. &et. but Graf._
denied knowledge of tbe exoUc device
when questioned 1bout it.. .
Another type of pipe f1shioned from
a bamOOo stem with 1 hole for inJertlon
of a cigarette was also found, along
with partially smoked h a n d • r o 11 e d
cigarettes and what appeared to be burnt
marijuana residue, investlgaton said.
The hypodermic kit wu found hidden
inside a crucllix hanging on the wall
during the investigation in prol(lU!I
when Graf'a slater, a waitrus. arrJvtd
home.
Officer Donlhue uid two pint pills
were founcl Iii lier pur,. durinl the
ln•estfistlOn.
She · denied posRUion of the drug In-
jection kit c:OJita!ning thre~ n~les, a .
aqueeie bulb and other items, accordln&
to Officer Donohue.
The two little boys caught playing
out iri ·.Ute r.aip. plus their onHnOnUHlld
brother, were turned over to rel1tives
of lhe woman for care, police said.
Graf was booked In to Costa
Mesa City Jail pending a request by
police for complaints from the District
Attorney's office today, while his older
sister was booked and transferred to
Orange Coonty Jill.
Faulty Heater
Kills 2 Children,
4 Others Saved
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -T w o .
youngsters, overcome: by toxic fumts
from a faulty gas apartment htater,
died en route to a hospitaJ Sunday despite
efforts at resuscitation.
But a police sergeant who perfcrmed
mouth to mouth resuscitation while drtv.
ing to Central Receiving Hospital was
credited today with saving the livea
of two other children. Y
Sil: persons were overcome by a lick'
cf· oxygen in the 1partment and four
of them were l'flC()vering tod1y at County•~
USC 1.fedical Center. Two were in serious
eondiUo[l.
Sgt. Ray Tetzlaff was flagged down
by rtlaUves and loaded five stricken ·
children and one adult into his patrol
car. ~ route to central receiving, h•
administered rtsuscitation to Laura Roa,
3 months, and then breathed into the
mouth of Henry Calderon, 3.
He saw a fire truck and stopped to
use their equipment. but Hilda Roa,
3, and Johii Paradas, 8, died u firmlen
worked over them.
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AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE ~
COMPLETE JEWELRY REPAIR
• ri,ngs sized end repeired
• diemonds end precious stones remounted e pearls resining
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ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFOR~ -•-. --. . .. . \..
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Deten tlte
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At El Toro Meet
EL TORO -Six boC!leowner l'OOP.S
coocemed With the posslbilit:Y m air
traffic at El· · Toro Marine Corps Air
Station will meet in El Toro 'lbu1'8day -
to prepare a presentation to the Orange
County Board o1 Supe,;m....: ·
Perry Snell of Misaion Vie i o
Homeowners Association, ,m;ch i s
coordiDatlng the q>eeting, xaid ..,.. ......
taUveo ·o1 the arganlzaticm will meet
at. 7:30 p.m. at Royal Savinp and Loan
building.
He iaid the meetiing will 'cOOrdiDlt~
a pr-tat!On to be ·made to c:G8}'
&Upervisors April 15.
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Vie·f. Withdrawal . . ·ay End . of Year?
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been any progress in secret contacts
with Communbt negotiators , in Faria
or elsewhere.
On the key quesUon of Ir o op
WASHINGTON .{AP) -lecrdary of
StaliWUUam P. ROgerl decland today
that "we certainly hope . ~e wUl be
some cblDce· .of a mutull witbdrawil
of troops" from Vietnam this year.
Rogua told .a oew1 confttence that withdrawal, Rogers told the newsmen
. . be ·plaU to pay a vialt · Ol three er ; and wcmen wbo crowded his first news
loor -~ays -to Sol_ith Vietnam following \ .coolerence aa secretary o! stale'
a fortip mii1lalers meeting ol the .\ "I certainly hope there will be oome
Southeast ·Nia Treaty , Orpnlxatioa at Chance ol a mutual withdrawal ol troopi
Bangkot. Tballand, In l\f!y. · · this year. Bui ff it's· to be mutual
'I1te NlxOO a<trninistrafiOn, Rogers said yoo have to, have mutuality.
in r:esponae to a direct question, dces ''.As I to a unilateral Withdrawal of
"_have ·.a . plan which ~ think ts fair troops ll U.S. withdrawal without para1ld
aDd naqable ~· ~ tbb: conru.ct" ~ action, I WOn't go beyond
· .bJ Vietnam. what the President hlll said, We are
"We're gcl.nl to proceed in ever,. possi-consideHng an poqibiuties. I won't
ble ~Y to apply it," ht· declared. "We predict what might he done.''
bave every hope ii wW bring peac<." On other subjects, Rogers said '
Ht flatly nlmed -·aa be and ot!ier -He bu diHiculty in understanding
arhninlstraticn cfflcla1s have done in the why the Soviet Unicn is deplcying a
past -to glvi; any details of the plan massive nuclear missile -the SS9 -
or·_ to say wbetb~ there has in fact which carriea a 2$.megaton warhead.
Snell said repcesentatives will attend
from Aliso Valley Homeowners Aaocia-
tion, University Park ·co m m d n rt y
A!9oci.ation, Aegean Hills Homeowners · --
Mlociatioo, Capistrano Hi g b I and 1 M • B k d D =-i.a=. ~00
and Lquna c ari~ 00 e on rugs
Austinuil~mpany " '~~i~f:t .. f!.iauM .. ~tr~£8lt r
To B ·, _Plant ... A fleei!>I. ~ "tQ1·1>r • 1.ea c,ss. ;,,,., ~ .,;; -
MJSmN VIEJO -The Auoiln Caln-U... .. -.-•.. 4· ""'' ' 8a~a '"' ....... !II fll f!J'roC ....,_
.. lotilLaf • j,,J ~ IDied -drup ""' marijuana. • [ . · pany ol Los Angeles bu be:en -clniniljje eulveH, n. '"1oMd on ..,.. ll•IMn lliil -11111~
to supenlse ~ ol l fll mlilloo ]ildon « marl,.... po;Goisloli. ,_,_-;;ir i! at a pttldng 1o1 111 111
plant for ~ ll'1rTougbs CorporatiGll m The llllSJN!CI, ooe ol 13 --drug s. CoMt Highway aft« a -
Mluion VieJO. .,.-, · -ideotilled a! Timothy asserleilJy siw i man pve ber ....,ey,
The 300,000 square fool facility will Monball Bainlllon, 19, ol C a m P The lieutenant said ber purse contained
be used for engin..,.mg and manufao-~-51 while piJ1I that may be -...
luring ol high-speed dlsl: file ro<mOrY Haml!U. waa amsted by Officer Neil a marljua.. dgant, · 11 white' pilll, IG
devices for use in Burrooghl electrohic Puniell in a · blUl!lby area in the '1<t blue pills, 17 yellow pills and nine orange
computer systems. block ol Cleo·sireetSalurday alternom. pills, po81ibly . LSD. . · ·
The plant ;., B11m111t1bs' lirst in Oraqe , POtice LI. Rob<rl McMurray xaid 'Ille yoong wdman "" -emd
County and lixth' majo< lacility in IWnilloa fled 1111« Pun:tll ldentiliOd to Orange Qiunty Jal). McMurray said
Cali!Omia. More than 1,41)9 peraons will lllmaell.,.As lbe olflctr caught bim, said a c0mpliint ....Ud be ao.,irt today.
be employed. Mdllcrray, lbe Marme olnl(g!Od and Two yoong meit and lour J11Veililes,
--!Inn. h •·• I ~•• • , tile two ~ clown an embankment, ~ J ~-t• id~,_ , ...,,.~ .•=· as opera~ n ~°"'"' ·ildoacrieibeddPareelllbevid!>£ ... v~~" ~~-o .,.Q,were,-iu
••nee 1003 and employs 45,00ll people , Mclluiraf ell-, ,..,,.... bid a bag up wller Friday nicht on SUBpiclcm
world-wide. witti: about tjo ·,ounceS . ol marijuana Of marijuana poaessiOn.
-"' tud<ed,lniide lils ahirt. They were ide'ntlliOd.ao SamUel J->< Amltecl <!Illini !he aome litv..UgaUon Slown, Ill .of Hemet and Donald f'rOdrib,
by 1'lr<t1I and 5&1-Norman Babcock, 11 of Swmymead, lbe prls and two 'Family' F1•Jms also on ·wapicloa of marijuana boys,17aod.16. ~ ~ -icxl, were . Ed Kama IV, U, of Slown was also arr..ted m llllpicion
403 'Canyon -~ Drive; . Edwin Lee of furnishing marijuana to 1 minor.
Set for ReVI·ew Lambe)'I, 111, o1 Odessa. Tex.; and Jimmy McMurray said the .u: were picked
Clai-1: Alvva, Ill, allo of Odessa. up on the beach at Cleo stnet by
CAPISTRANO BEACH -Two films
proposed for use in the Cap~ano uoili<d School District's Famil Lile . . y . courses wn; be reviewed at the 7:,
o'clock meeting of di.strict · trusted
tanight at Serra School board room,
26121 Vicloria Blvd., Capistrano Beach.
"Girls Art Better 'nlan Ever," ii pro-
poset! for use in the seventh grade
coune. "Buman ~" is iro-
p..,ct for'Uie ll)l]i"grilde coune. J!9lh films are from tile County Sd>ools' otock and have previouoly been
•P!"""ed by lbe CGunly Scbooli --Joe E. Wimer, director ol admlnlllnlllve
services. weh:omed intemlod ponnll
to iii Jn on tile lbowiop.
* Youth Learning
Discussion Set
SAN JUAN CAPlSTftAtlO -Chiidnn'I
learning dlaabillllea will be cliscuaed
by Stuart ~!edl at.7'!0 p.m. Tues-dof. lo 1be tllnry ;ii, Maroo Fortier
J~ HIP Scboel, -I Camino Del ' A-. sa Juan eaplslnno. r S)m.ettvedt. a s 1 l ~t 1 n·t to tht
, sispab•entent ot Clpilti1mo 1 Vnified
Scbool Dllli1cl, -will • Wk •-,.,_ pilrlunitla for children with learning
' pioblems in the ocbool clillricl'• ~
CJules, I l
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_Leisure' W'«dJil~ ·
: Loan :Funa Set
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~-61ficOR. Mierted Iba! they fowjd Ollil:<rs Babcock and Pur.:e!I after
two PICk.a&eS with' 1 total of three ounces assertedly passing aound a mmijuana
of marijuana and three tnarljuana cie:aret and smoking il
dpretl in the car which the men were Seized, said McMurray, were about
using. A complaint was JO be sought an ounce of marijuana and a marijuana
t.Odaj. McKurray said. cigarette. lz:I· IDOtbei' aznst Friday night,· Terrie 1be Juvenlles were re.leased to their pareats pending juvenile court action.'
.Thieves Hit School
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A. plastic trash can and a towel
clispenaer were destroyOd by fire at
LailJllll Bead! Hilb Scl¥><>1 Saturday nipt'clarinc. ourllng ll1m.
PGl1oe said a 'fUda1 apparenUy toiicJ>.
fid ell ·the blue In ........ ...iroom.
P~xaid proj~ ~obn M. Bmm,
17, ol IUIJ Camel'Polnl, Sooth Laguna,
put ool.lbe On willl a On aliDfullber.
MCU.urray aaid complaint.It. would be
sought today againot Slown and Frodriu.
McMurrav xaid P<!llce.mol<d ~l William Mgae, U ol RlcJiniood,. Ind
Louis Michael Levas, 21, of an:\DJ.iden..
lffied mess ... !.quQ&!1 -..it
I.me. &ilunlay In the, J!t bluet ol Cleo
Street oo. ""'l'ldon ol .....,... dnlg pollelilor.. . ,
Mc:Mumy llid the pair -1<dly bid
a "-1e conliinmg 211 ..... ol• LSD.
He xaid a complaiol nuld ·be IOllpl
today.
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Collapses
In Rescue
A Laguna Beach pelicem&n wbo laid
his life on the line to r~ • lrDOh
victim was recovering today aft« f>einl
oven:ome by the deme -· fnm a bed fire .
'Ille olfictt, Lee Schramlln(, :II, was
altemplhlg to drag Earl w~. 1711,
Ocean ·Way, friim bia burnlllJ.ai--
wben he collapaOd In 'a ·hallw~ -IJ.
Sunday -~-' .-• m ... ....,.. . .
Fii'emen iald that Officer Da~ A•lf! ~ed. to -· tt ~-tbo,'spiok• mi r<!CUe both Schramtfiic and Welcb.
Avets, a veteran officer m:;ct· farmer
sheriff's deputy, wae: not tnjured.
Both Welch and SChramling Were'iakm
to SOllth Coos! Coinmunity l!Glpital. Of-
fie<r· SChramling .... .em bomt .. -and W<lcb was .tronalerred ,to °""'9•
County Medical , Center f"'7 tna-
and later released. Firenien wd 111e blue 1n. lbe ,reu
apartment started lo a bed, a!11>11'8111Y
li01n • cigattl. The bed ..... il~eil .
and the flotir bUrned. Dama&e wu
estimated at $159.
Schramllng, who joinOd the 1,ql1ll&
Beach d<j>artmePI In . the . fa!). . had
previowlly boeo a poli<;e ~ Jn 8-
Park.·
·b:tguna OpiniOru
. •m>U... ,1~,1iiNrl1t -~ITS PAYD~~~ 7-!' SINQfoe~. t !Jf l! .. una F1M1 'o6i<r( : • ...
~ '. . . Polled on .. Fuiure ' . ,,._ ' ' .
Little Sally Found Egg ,
City i3evewpment
OpbllooJ ;.. futme ~ ~
deveiOpm<ot will be ,.. •Id) 0,,...
residents, viAllon and property .....,.
In a General Questicxlnaire ma1lid to
Ai_· d. ed By Leu.ion_ 'Bu_nny'· ci~iw;:::.=Y: .. " 17 quosUci,.
"--devlaed by lbe Cllbeni Advlsorr Com-' mlttee. lnlOl'll\llUon galberOd by lbe t,GOG
Like a tmaB darting pink and while
checked bird,: · five-year-<1ld S b e 11 y
Garotono aearcheil Withoot success for
Ealler ·-lo lbe &Muai Laguna Besch Efster Eq llunl at the hig~ achoo!
&thletle fie)d. , \ . .-'1 I'
She rummaged llliil"lfi the hlib grass
aloog the 'ciUiln=lliik "fen<., ferreted
tbrOugb likely Jooking-ctepreaiona and
pried into other IUlpe'Cted "en places."
~I th•. Big. Jlicts· bid, gol)e through
her hunting grounc1s· like •· cloud of
k>custS and tiad sn~tcbed up.the eggs.
· Undaunted; Shelly bunted, dragging'
.along a grocery sack nearly as ma polll tQ be mailed will be Ulfld in the
h ' · · 'Genetil Pian program ill -at what as s e is. coutse tht clty lbould chart far ill
Then a kindly AII).erlcait ~gionnaire future.
spotted the litUe girl. Qui<:kly, he plckOd ·A Jetter fi1m Laguna Beach Mayor
r u~ ~ .ex~ra e~ .arid ~d it in S~lfy·s Gift E. Vedder "malled with tbe q...,
Pa!b :apd tben·~·b(t..oU~-adYlce lionnalre nplaJnl the.purpooe and am on the· hunting Of eggs ·and to· -keep for the citizen assiltaDce.
other searchers away, SJ!e beamed; at "It is necesaary to bear from· a crat success. ·many· pe<!ple· before our planners can
When You're fi\.e years old,· h8pPine9s ,gift· the.' city a viable plin' for' the
Is finding . an Easter · egg . wbeaJ you · Mutt;" Vedder said. ,
were beginning' to tJUnk you. !fll'tn'.t ' • "[ eocounige you to ·ape¢_, tome
going to. • though~al moments on the·quest~
and to ahare with many ethers 1ht
Blaze Hits Coast Inn
!haping· of the future of qur city," he
said.
· The qoestlonnaire should be mailed
back to city hall by Moridajo, A""' a:, .--
Causing Loss of $5,000 -
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Fin · tauaed -an ·.estimated · ";GOG
·daJ!llise early Saturday mi>rnlnf , to
Laguria's Coos! inn, 1491 · s: Coos!
Highway.
Firemen said t1ie blue, confln-1' c1Uef·
ly to a bedroom and bltb, WU .started
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. bY a shdrt•d?cwl tit·• .....,. ,
'11ie:nr'st stirllaf hi aii lipltairS-roinn
occupied by' Bob smilh ·after be: left
· for work, firemen aald. · ·
Smith's clothing and possessiOlll · wete
destroyed, '!be bililding, ·Wblch lilclUdes
a bar and restaurant, j ts· leased by
brothers Richard and Karl Sll>ith of
Laguna Beach.
.Opinions on ncreaticml facilities, tU m~llers, shopping ac!tivlUea, ¢.ldnc,
pbyslCal cbaracterlslics, and bwieh ..
data ""' sollclted:
NEw'YORlt (AP) -'!be llock nmkil
WU binded: a sharp .... tod.sy Gil .q..
vest« concem . over Utt. latest .S..
mlriiltratioa """1' to lm1her Ugbten
monetary ....iramts. (See quetatiooa,
Paga tl-19).
Oraa11e
The Santa·1Ana·wiltla are com.
,ing and lhe ~ will pt •
rbe out ·ol lbem • -to .-71 1
c1egreea allloJ !be or-Cout on Tuesd•v. ' ~ ..
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In Ille -cl e\'lr)' jGumaJJst lbn ~ nlllc'• hurt, ud how manJ ol
1 ""'• I • 111 ~ our teeth with '"'Y
.... lhe "'"'"" -of u-bltli!I cl preso-lhutrical critlco. •
Bl !bll ll>e .-, bitter II the c:up from
wbldl " IGClal reporters drink. We who must write .tlh sun-ahilJe and light,
sprMdlng pd will,
DO IDlll<r bow beavy
our IOllls.
To alleviate -natural ~aion.s,
why not develop a
.,... poetic corps
wblcb would march
w1dir the banner cl
1!11. [-..I PlllJ Critics.
,_ wrti..... like -brethren In the clram.alc field, -.Id hwpire upli{t In
the oocJal world with bsrbo ud jabs ol
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..C.."=i:t #M/'.-"' "'"~ ·-c sdtli lw tlat 77
, ......... • • typical .W-porty, wblcb would siund
~likelhll:
.. The Gala Dfmter Party," .atlpd in
the home cl Mr, and Mra. lllrtm v ...
Good, fell short of erpectaUon& c!OllpHe
fine performances by two veteran pany-
aoers.
Harvey Glad, east in the role of the
heavy drinker, 1fU a stroke of .. nlus.
His portrayal of Shlrler Temple •ln&lng
"The Good Sftip_L.olllpop" ll!U IOlll be
remembered.
A bid for the best supporting actrus
nUg.bt well be deserved by Mrs. Gladys
Cheu. A vision in shimmering red, she
certainly upstaged the hooi.ss with her
performance al. ''The bora d' oeuvru
are yummy."
In spite of -two lrl&hl lpOll,
liUle·coulil be -to .... the lockluoter diaallerwliiclllurnedouttobemore
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of a lhaatlY 1alherlnr llwl all1!ldnl elle. -
Mr~ VanGaod leU far sbol of acloqlllU
in ber role Utlit~~
ing fldloty In a purple fuD lel>Jl!l -gown, she lost In her verve when Giid
amusingly Upped his libations cm her
while Pmlan rug.
Tbe boat, mually an ace in such roles,
waa dlaaPPointingly WJCC11viocing when
llnginJ, "I'm Poortr 1'lan You Are,"
wl&h two of. h1a multimillionaire cronies,
l'nd x-and Johll Gold. Jmo Fi.tte. in 111a par1r1111 of t1>e
Chilean Youths Study-
No ·Housewqrk, Says Exchange Student
BY. JACK CHAPPELL
(If ""' Dtillr "'"' ..... A 17-year-old &irl'1 life in Chile isn'L
all U..l much dilierenl llwl ilj the
United States, aaya Tatiana Valdebenlto,
a Olilean. lClftlen ezchangl! student at
-Viejo High School. Exo;ept, well, there's the matter of
all tha1 bo\laeWcrk U..t North Amerlcon
-. and their daughl<ra and their
aiDean villton have to do.
Ycu -· cool:lni. wuhing dlilhes, !loon. clolheo, aewlng -00.-k. In
Tatiana'• Oille, maids are employed for
aucli lhinp, not ltudmll who ahould
spend all the\r time llludying. Tatiana
hates houaewcrt.
T1tlano 11 Uring In Mlllloo Viejo '!Ith
lbe Richard Johnlon lamlly, !llltl San
Roque Drive, for 1111 months "hlle &be
attenda: claues at the high 1ehool.
RlGllT IN 'MIDDLE
Tatlana comes from Conc:epUon, Chile,
a \:lly· of about I00,000 'in the middle
of the. South Amat.can nat.ICl'I.
The altnctlve dark-haired cJrJ Aid
Ille llkea the United Stata and has
founil all the' Ainericona . she bu met
vory friendly. In faet, lier first doy
at lbe high school, she wu nearly .......a
under by well-wiahing students and
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Before cominl to lbe United States
in January, Tatiana studied Enalllh for
five yurt and had a cl111 in American
hiat«y, Sbe -the Cl.U War etpeclally 1nim.u,,,,.,. '
. Sl>e wu surJKiled lo find U..l mOlt
SHE HATIS HOUSEWORK
Chllun Student V11dobonlto
Americans live in . house.a:, n o t
apartment!: that American JMn help
out with housework; that stlldents have
Four Injured in Separate
Laguna Weekend W reeks
Fwr per'IClnl were lnjUred Jn aeparate
Laguu Buch tnfflc accidents over the
weekend.
Erne9l1ne K. Rub, 34, ol 31231 Brooks
St., South i.acuna. wu treated for a
fradured .-and aent home from S.Uth
Cout COmmunlty Hoapital Friday af. -· Police Wei her car struck the f'N.I
of a car driven by Clllford J. Jabp,
30, Whittler, when be Mopped to avoid
aQOther car. 'lbe accideat occurred in
the 154!0 block of S.Ulh Cout lfi&llway.
Gifford H. Beavinf, 23, or 1811 S.
C:OUt Highway, wu injured Saturday
morning "'hen his motorcycle struck a
turning e1r driven by Ruby L. Hufford,
$1, of 491 El Camino dtl Mar.
The accident occumd al Legion and
Ramona Streets. Buvi.nl WU tl1llted
_at the holpHal and ttleaaed. His
-nger, Sally J, 'lliomll, JI, of lmO-•
DAILY PllUT
OlANGI CQ.UT .-Ukllttl .. ~Nf't
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J•c .. R. Curl..,
Yim ""'*'"' .,,. ~ .. MtMtlW
1\•111•1 k•••il ·-Th•111•1 A. Mu•1thi11•
,Mt"'ffln• lf.elfllr
Richtr .. P. Nt ll
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Mlllill lll11a..d!1 ••ttrW
Fullerton SL. Coola Mm l!\lflend
abrations, Police said.
Earlier Saturday morninC, Fnderitk
B. Mcintyre, 19, San Bern-. llUffer«I
rnirMr injuries when hi!: Cll' struck two
parktd can In the 400 blnck of Cypma
Drive.
Police said Mcintyre dropped a c:ilarCt
and whjle retrieving it lost cmtrol of
hi! vehicle. He wat treated and released
rnnn the h<lopilal.
Ch iefs Son Files
Plea of Guilty
To 1 Pot Charge
Steven Murray, 1l·)'Ur-<>ld son of Sin
Oemente Police Chief CUfford Murray•
plotded guilty In ..,. <harp ol
tranoporiaU.. cl marijuana Friday lfltr.
noon berore Superior Court Judie ROOm
Ganlner.
The judge orderM the youth to appear
April 24 for probaUon hearing and oenltn·
cl111. The penalty for transportation ol
marijuana is five years Lo life in prlaon.
Disposition of four other charges
against' Murray will be handled at the
probation hearing. They include posses.
sion of heroin, possession of heroin with
intent to sell, possession of mariju1n1 and
possess.ion of marijuana with intent to
sett
The chief's only son was arrested Feb.
2 by ttate aM C<lllnty narcolics olfnrs
In the drfftway cl the family home,
225 La F.sparana, San Clemente.
Young 111Ul1'11 was •IPl-.t.d by
Robert E. Law of Tustin.
Aerosol Spray Fumes
Kill 16-year-old Boy
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A IS.7'1N11d
boy died SUndoy nilJ1t Illar he Inhaled
names from an atrOSOI can, ahertlf '1 dtp-
utlee said. n-111 R. Parrish or au~Q Cudahy
auccumbed In Maywood Docton HOl]>ltal
afttr bein1 1trlcken tl a friend'• house
elpt houn <atller. Docton ~d tn1r<·
dtenll tn spray cans upett tht balance of
Osyg<!I I• the raplralory l)'llem and al·
feet lbt nervous 1y1tem.
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as ·u1ht a study acbedule as they do,
and that IChooll are co-«fucaUonal.
11In ln1 school. we were only girl!,"
she aald.
T~ lald that i? Cllile atudenls
have H aubj«la to atudy in high IChool
and that 'cJua ii held liJ: days a week.
JIEALL y ll'n1DY
Stud<nta In .~~ have to stud)',
ahe Aid. "I think here, students don't
like to s:tud)' .., much."
Talliria, irllo came to the United States
on a ICholarJhjp ranked fifth on the
'-' roll fer her clua In 1 IChool
cl Z,000. atudenll.
She lpeab four J111gu1ges, Fnn<h,
Italian, Spanlab ud English. Following
colle1e, lhe bopel to be a United Nations
Interpreter.
Tllo perkf teenager joined her borl
family throuch arrangemenu made by
lbe SL Nk:bolaa Calhollc Church, El
Toro.
JU.chard Jobnloa ii an electriclan at
Ph1Jco.Ford'1 Newport Beach llCillty.
The J-have two children, Calhy,
15, and Chery~ I. Mrs. J-Jolllllon
Is a houaewtfe, but deccrates catea in
lier spare time.
TaUana'a flmily lncludeo lier father,
Hector, owner of a men'• llolt; mother,
Laura ; 14-year-old slater, Anna Marla,.
and a Christmas present pet, a dog
named Apollo, alter the American Apollo a spacecraft.
From P .. e 1
MISSION . .-
''who d"'{'OOltrate the IJUtell potential
for the type of leadership iri Peopte-to-
hople relallomhlps peo_.i by Dwight
D. Eisenhower," said the .ruolulion.
Prealdent Ellenhower helped fOWld the
People-too-People program iri 1•, wilh
Ila pal of achieving luting world peace
lheougb, he said, "Promolini and
autlng a climate Jcr _..,. un-
dw111ndlng ....,,. -1es eather llwl
aecolJlllolll between penunenb."
Contribution.I Lo tbe fund may be made
to People-lo-People Chapter f:Jq, c/o
Sbm'ly McNamee, Trtasurtr, »D Ave·
nidl Cannel, Laguna Hills.
Donors' names •ill be sent to Mrs.
Eisenhower in the form of a Lei!iure
World LllUM mu. Honor Roll.
* Board to. Meet
On Saddlehack
Saddlebaet Collese trm1ee1 have
decided lo.atop meeting the lint Mooclay
cl the month but right awoy made
an nceplion and will meet tonigbl. the
fnl Monday cl April
The meeting was called so the board
can consider bids on pennanent campus
1it.e work opened Jut Thursday that
came in considerably over the architect's
esUmate. Low bid it $253,661 by Sully-
f\1Uler Contracting Coompany, almost
$1S,OOO more than utimated.
After the special meeting tonight. the
Saddleback board, which has been
meeting three. Mondays a month, will
meet only the second and fourth at
7:45 p.m. 11 lbe collef', located north
of San Die,o Freeway oo Crown Valley
Parkway.}
* Parents Support
Capo Tax Boost
CA!'l5Tl1ANO -P""'ls cl achool
, c:hildron and rdlool employts agree
volerl 1hould llUJ>POrl Capistrano UnUled
School Dlalricl'1 SO-cent tu incr<ase
Aprll 15.
Endoraemenls cl lbe override nquest
have been coming Into DAILY PILOT
ofllctJ lhlck and heavy, all under the
1ettfrhl!ad al the commlUee to Keep
1mprovlna Distric t Schools (KlDSl.
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~-""'.""-nice •1>o11l Alberl
DiPDa' w11 drab and decoratlonf were
dull, lllinks to a job poorly -by
the unlmaginaUve Ea.tum, B e at u m
Caterers.
The choice of choJll*l livtr on lelWce
was 11\1lDdane, whilf the mock turtle ""'P· higbly redUllClad, llao fell sbOrl
on seunntnc.---
The filet of aole tasted man like
filet of &hoe, and the cherries jubilee
certainly seemed a bad eoding for such
a tasteless meal
All in a11, the VanGoods' fete was
fated for fat.lure befort the ftrsl act.
Jean Co: U a ataff toriteT for the
Social Notts 1ection of the D~L.Y
PILOT.
Suspense Play
'Dark' Opens
At Playhouse
"Wail Unlit Dark," a mystery drama
by Frederick Knott, author of "Dial
'M' for Murder" and "Write Me a
Murder," opens for a three-week rUn
al Laguna Playhouse WednHday.
Kent Johnaon it ·the director, wilh
Sally lllytoo heading the cut· as the
slgbUeaa heroine, I role which· Lee
R<mlck played during -the drama's ...,.
c:euful Broadway run.
John Law appears as the heroine's
hutband who happens to be away wtitn
three villains appear to ·recover a. cache
of heroin wWch innoctnUy carrie ·tnto
her ~ion. . .
Phil Interlandl, Alan G. Harl and Paul
Wilson make up the trio· of villain!I,
whUe blind Suey'a only posa.ible ally,
an apartment building peighbor, la: played
by Suzanne McQuade.
Ken Komweibel and David Selcuk
complete the cut u two Polictmen.
Womn behind the acenei Include.Paul
Nt, technical director; Jon Law, stage
manager; Barbara Figelsk:t, aet dect>r,
and Rosemarie Broolu:, props.
Followtnc the. opening, the drama will
play Wednet!aya lhroogb Saluntay1 until
April 28 with cw1a1n time at 1:30 p.n1 .
Jnl"~ and raerv~ may ~
obtain1n -by canm, : or vi.Ai.tins the
playhouse, 319 Ocean A .. .,_,_
Ki.dnn.ping Ends
In Laguna But
Ki.dnaper Gone
A kidnaper who abducted a Mt.Xican
cWzen twice dC!rin.c a Great Circle Route
trip from Calexico to San Diego is llO'Jght
on the Orange Coast today, after Che
victim's car broke down near Laguna.
Rogelio Diaz, 22, returned finally to.
r.pori the two gunpoint abduction! to
Imperial County auth«kies, wtthout ever
making a .,.tement to Orange County
lawtnt:n about lhe biurre" cut.
Dias u.id he wu kkinaped from a
Calexico Street lite Sautrday night by
a sunman dtmanding a ride to San
Diego, but the car broke down near
the tiny town cl Boolrvard.
WaJUll( for hll car to be repaired,
Diu ttarted to telepbooe San Dieso
County authorities, at wbleh time the
kldnapfr walked up to the phone booth
and ag&.in stuck a gun in his ribs.
Again the car broke down near Laguna
Beach. freeing Dias from -his abductor,
but authorities had no explanation for
the wklerangtnc route of travel from
Calexlcn via 0r..,. Coooty to San Diego.
Winging It
Kitemeisters of Ancient Mariner Kite Team prePare 30-foot v~icle
for launching during sixth annual Benjamin Franklin Kite Fligbt in
Dana Point Sunday. Huge kite won "lowest Dying" trophy, a step up
from 1968 contest when it captured "Amelia Earhart Award" for most
spectacular crash.
Citizen Group Endorses
In Two School Districts
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of IM OtllJ '"" Sl•ff
A citizens group calling itself the OXn-
miUee of One Thousand for Better
Education is trying to call the shots
in the San Joaquin Elementary and
Tustin Union High school board races .
Target dale is April 15, eiibt days
away.
The committee's hope is on Uiat day
voters will have been persuaded to 'elect a niajority of three.. new trustees to·
each school dlllri<:l board. .
'.J:JJ01e endo-~y. lbe Committee or
One Thousand are Sau Joaqllin can-
didates Qlarles: Boulanger, R o be r t
Dameron and Patricia Stratton and
Tustin High contenders Ronald Fraese,
Sylval\ Katz and Stanley Rosen.
Neither incumbent in the two races,
Edward Derry of the elementary board
nor Cheater B·rlner of the high acbool
board, was endorsed.
HAD START
The committee had Its -start tn
University Park in the community o{
lrvlne and has spread to Mission Viejo,
Leisure World and El Toro. It seeks
Lo represent the whole Sa" JoaqUin
District ·and all areas of the Tustin
District out.s:lde of TU.!Un.
Actually, the Commjttee of One
Thousand is: a misnOmef. Present
membership is about 300 says the group·s
secretary, Mrs. Guy Smno. It takes
its name from the slu: ol membership
it hopea to attain by election day.
Endorsements by the committee were
made almost two months ago, even
before lhe dead.line for filing and com-
pletion of the field of candidates -
ten running for the San Joaquin board
and 13 for TusUn High.
Thirteen then-announced or potential
candidates spoke and from these six
were selected for endorsement by the
150 persons Present The meeUn& was:
held in Corona de! Mar with the 1rv1ne
area most heavily represented.
High school incumbent Briner, 1
Mission Viejo resident, was at the
meeting seeking endorsement. Elemen-
tary board incumbent Berry, al!o of
Mission Viejo, was not.
UVE IN IRVINE
Of the candklat.es endorsed, three -
Boulanger, Mn. Stratton and Fraese
-live in Irvine. Daml!!"OO Hves in El
Toro, ~ .i~tz alil Rosen Uve tn the
Tmti.n area although Santa Ana ii tbeit
mailing address.
Boulanger Is principal ol an elemenllr}(
school in CypresS. Danlfl'"OO is a financial
consultant. Mrs. Stratton t e a c b e s
sociology at Saddleback Junior College. ,
Fraese is a political science instructor·
at Cypress Junior College. Kats ' is I.
physicist who teaches a graquate coune
at UC Irvine. Roo!n is an attorney.
Mf'3. Sircello said the endorwmenb:·
have since been aeconded by Leque
of Women Voters members from Laeuna·
Hills Leisure World.
"Thty've started their own t.elepbooe
and poskard campai&n." she aaid.
SPREAD WORD •
She said the comrnittet is tryinc Lo
spread the word in other areas by
telephone, mailings and even a fevr
newspaper advertisements.
Chairman cl the Committee cl One
Thousand R. Alan Lawson said the
groups' interest is supporting a 1lal4!!
ol candidates who have high quality
education as their primary ahn.
~1embers of lhe committee, he said,
want Lo see the school districts encourage
imagination, initiative and flexibility in
the classroom, and draw on resource')
of the community.
Yus. SirttUo said the committet plans-.
to continue in existence alter the board '
eledlon and "not just mtlt away."
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Airport Topic
At El Toro Meet
EL TORO -Sis homeowner groups
COl1C<l'1lfld with thO poaiblllty of air
tr>lflc at El Toro Marine Corps Air
SLaUoo will meet in El Toro Thuraday
to prepare a preaentation to the Orange
County Board of Supervioors.
Perry, Snell of Mission Viejo
Homeowners Association, which i s
coordinating the meeting, 5lid t'tp(tStlt-
taUvts Ol the organiJ.atioos will meet
at 7:30 p.m. at Royal Savings and Loan
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Edition ·for You
:· . ' A n,w edlllOli of Ille DAILY PILOT i5 launched today -an ldJ.
ll<in -offerlrie dailY. -coferige cit the communities of El Toro, Mission
Viejo, Irvtn .. Unlversity Park, Laguna Hills, Capistrano Highlands,
San Juan Capi5trano and C~pistrano Beach.
To those alrudy •ubscribing to the DAILY PILOT, we are plea ..
ed to announce this intensified coverage of a coloriul and fast grow-
in section of Orange County. ·
To thoH of you receiving Your first copy, we· invite a study of 'the
DAILY 'PILOT'• features -same-<iay closing stocl< reports from
both major exchanges, full AP and UPI wire reports, pungent edi·
torials, detailed courthouse coverage from the DAILY PILPT's
county seat bureau, prize-winning sports pages (lbal . offer regular
coverage of Saddlebact Junior College and Mission Viejo and Sau
Clemente High Schools).
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All 'of this is packaged in a bright and convenient fonnat. And
put together by a staff lhal knows and lives in Orange County.
He said the meeting will coordinate
a presentation to be made to c:ounty
supervlaora April IS.
Snell said rtpresentatives will attend
from Aliso Valley Homeowners Associa-
tion, University Park C o m mu' n 1 t '1
Auoclation, Aegean Hills Homeowners
Association, Capistrano High I ands
Homeownen Association and Laguna
Hill! Leisure World.
* Austin Company
To Build elaut
MISSION VIEJO -Tbe -COm-pany or Los Angele! baa been .eleCted
10 llljlmllse COll8lruclioo of a $16 million
plant for Ille Burroughs Corpontioll in
Mission Viejo.
.The 300,000 square foot facility will
be used for engineering and ~ufac
turing o1 hig)Hpeed dlJlt · rue meinory
devices for U9e in Burroughs electronic
computer systems. '
The plant is Burroughs' lint In Orange
County and sixth major facility in
California. Mort than 1,toO pu30l1S will
be employed.
The firm has operatat in California
sinct 1903 and employs 45,000 people
world-wide.
* 'Family' Films
Set for Review
CAPISTRAN9 BEACH -Two films
proposed for use in the Capbtrano
Unified School District's Family Life
courses wfl~ be reviewed at the 7:30
o'cklck meeting of district trusttts
tonight at Serra School board room,
28126 Victoria Blvd., Capi!lr~ Beach.
"Girls Art. Better 'Iban Ever," is pro-
po&ed for use in the seventh grade coune. .. Human Reproductiaa" ~ pro-
posed lor the 10th grade ~
BOth filml are from the County
Schools' stock and have previoual1 been
approved by the County Schoolo Board.
Joe E. W"uner, director of adminilt:ratlve
services, welcomed interest.ell parents
to lit in on the showings.
* Youth Leaming
Discussion Set
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -Chlldrin's ,
learning diltbllltiea will be ~
by Stuart SymestVedt at 7:30 p.m. Tues-
day in the Ubrary at Marco Forster Jumor llilb Scboal, 2llOI Camino Del
Avion, San JllOll Capistrano.
Synneltvedt, a 1 1 l 1 t • n t to the
1uperlntmdenl. of Ciplatra!iO Uuilied
School Dillricl, will tal1t about op-
portunities for childttn with 'leamlng
pn>blema· In the IChool diJtricl's special
clwes.
' * Leisure World
Loan Fund Set .
EL TORO -Members of 'the Leisun
World Laguna !Ulla PeopJe.IO.l>eople
~bapt.er have ltt up a memorl.al
ldiolanhlp loan f\md. 'l'he fund will be tor college lltudentl
(See :.tlSSION, P ... I)
We hope you like it. If you aren't one already, we hope you like
it well enough lo join the ~.000.plus subs~ribers who find the DAILY
PILOT an afternoon must in Orange County.
Marine .Booked-on Drugs
. 1~t~r.. iag":na Struge.le .
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·•A IIeehil IC-"'° eiaf!t 1iy a Lea Casa, It,. cii.y;.,.o;,.i; j,. boobd
Lallmf. -~ --S.tunfay "" lliJpiciilo of -·•ill! ~ ...i alllr *' · · eiat ended In a drugs ""\ -1i..,a( . ~ calrerf; · wu -..i on .... llCcMuni, WI Babcock and ·l'llr<ell
pician or marljuanl P* ™· aITeSted her at a parking lot at '9l
The mapect.' one of ts weekend drug • s. Coast. Highway after a wttneu
arrests, WU identified u Timothy assertedl.y aaw a man give ber money.
Marshall. · llamilloo, II, of C am fl The lleut<nant ulAI ber pune c0nlalned
Pendleton. . SI white pllla that may be -lne,
Hamilton was arrested by OUlcer Neil a marijuana dgaret, 21 white pills, 10
Puh:!ell in a brushy .rea· Ui the · 300 blue pUls, 17 yellow pills and Dine orange
bloct of Cleo atreet.Solunlay altlrnoon. pilla, pooslbly LSD.
Police LL Robert McMWTay . aaid The young woman was transferred
Hamilton fled ,all« . Pun:eJl idenlilied to Orange County Jail McMurray WI
liimael!. Aa Qie officer cal!lht bim, ulAI a complaint wooJd be aolllht today.
$<Mcrtay, the Marine stniuled and Two young men and foor juveniles, Ille ,two toppled down .. embankmenl, ~ of••·-Id ... ~·· crl!tk becl with Purcell tbe victor. lwO .. ICUl JJ.year-e ga111, were picked
Jt:MorraJ clafuied' H8fuilton had a bag up earlie!' Friday night on suspic1on
With'· about ' iwO ~of marijuana of marijuana pouessjon.
tucked inside b:ll lh1rt. They were identified as Samuel Jasper
ArreSted during the . investiptio!l Slown, 20 of Hemet and Donald Fredrlks,
by PUrcell anll Sil-Norman Babcock, 11 · of Suim}'IIlead, Ille girll and two
also on . aJSpidOD of m a·r I ju an a boys, 17 and 11. ·
poaessioll. weft Ed x-.ms IV, H. of Slown was Ibo arrested on IU!picion a Canyon Acres Drive; F..dwln Lee of furnishing marijuana to a minor.
Lambert, -of Od T nd Junm" McMurrav . said the six were picled -. essa, es.; a y ,, Clar'< Aivu.., Ill, allo of ~-up on Ille ~ at Cleo Stmt by
1be officen asserted that they· found Officers Babcock and Purcell alter
nto packq:ea wlth a total ol three ounces assertedly passing aound ·a marljuana
of marijuana and three marijuana cigaret and smoking it
cigarets ln the car which the men were Seized, said McMurray, were about
:using. A complaint wu to be sought an ounce of marijuana and • marijuana
~. Md(UrTay uid. cigarette. In IDIXber arrest· Fr.idly niibt, Terrie The juveniles were released to their
parents pending juvenile court action.
Thi.eves Hit SchoQI
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Little --Sally Found Egg .
Aided ay Legion 'Bunny'·
Like a small darUng''pifili:.lfld white along a grocery sack nearly u bia:
cl\eCked ·bird,: ·five.,.year-okl:-S 'be 11 y :as she 'i.s.: J • 1
Garofono aearcbed witltout auccest for Then a kindly ~trlcan ~
Easttr e•~ -in !be, annual La~.Be,.ii . . · -'·I· Qui kl be •-•ed Easter Wt ~t >t "llie hlib !IC!iool spotted the utile •" . c . ~· p~
athletic fiekl . ·• · 'up an n~ egg and hid it In Shelly'•
Sbe ,,.,,majed llnqb'llle high..... pith and then ol9J1d by to -.~Ice
. al~ .Ille • e¥J>fiot leliCe. femtod · on the ~uiltinr .of egp mi· ta keep
tbrw&h -~-~-,~and -~her.....-afty. Sbe ·beamed •al
pri<d.into other. lilspected ~"' p~." ll\ICCUI. • ' •
BUI ~ B~· Klds" had gone throuP ·When you're Ove yeara old.· happ-hir 'htinuifg sro\md!I · ~·a cloud of Is finding_ an · ,Easter , 'II . when , fci:'
locults and had·ll'litched up the eggs. were beginning to think you weren t
Unda1mted1 Shelly' l)w>ted, dragging going to. . . ' .
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Causing Lo,ss of· $5,600 · . . .. A pluli< lraah can and a towel
dispenser • ~ destroyed by [ire at
Lquna Beach lll&h School Satunfay
nigllt during a -... film.
McY.'urray said complaints would be
sought today against Slown and Fredrika.
_McMurray-Mld-pollce arTlllod lllcbMI
Wllllam Bogue, M of Richmond, and
Louis Michael Levu, 21, al an unlden-
tified address on Lacuna's Roolevelt
Lano, Saturday in the t•'bloct of Cleo FU. caused .. an eatimated ·,$$,ODD
S1r<et "' IRl'Plclcta of danpi:ous drug damage • earlJ ~·Sa"'*J lJl!WDilii ·to
by. a ~ ~tJ>i a" ........
. Tile <flnt slarled lo on QpOta!i'>" room PolicO ulAI a vudal apparently touch-
ed off the blue in a men'• restroom.
Police .. id projectionist John M. Brown,
11, of ll:nJ C-1 l'<llnt, -Laguna,
put out tbi 111' witJ! a lite·~"·
)Mlllesaion. Lquna'I Coat• 1i1o, ·1401 S. Cout lfcMurray WI the polr .-rtedly·bad ,
a c..,.ule cootainlng Z50 sr-of LSD. !Ughway. .
He said a CCIDplaint nuld be ooqbt F)rem<n uid the blne, confined chief·
today. · ty to a bedroom and bath, WU llarted
Hold··onto Your
· occup!od by Bob Smllll alter be .left
for wart, flrtmat said.
Smith'• clothing and poaessm nre
· destroyed. Tbe · buildina:,. wmcb includes
a bar and -· ia -by . brothers Richan! and Kerl· Smith . of
-~Beach.
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A Va,una Beach policeman who laid
his life oa the line to reacue a smote
viclim waa recoverlhg ioday alW bllnl
avacome by the deoae smote ·from
a bed iflre.
·The ollicer, Lee -...... at&mptmg . to drag Earl Walcb, Ila
Ocean Way, from hil bmnlnc ·apatm1 t Wilen' he "c>ollapoed In a .liallw.,. ec'1
-"inc -~WI .that O!ficor ~A•n
mBDNed to malte.IU!tntup the-··
and 'reoctle liotb·~and lWelcll.
A ven. a veteran officer. ad former
Driff's·depuly, waa not lnjund. •
Bolh Welch and Schramllmg·----
to South Coast c.mmunlty lloljillaJ. Of,
fteer Schramling WI& -home to -and Wekh was tnnslemd to 0rDP County Medical Ceotee for trutmenl
ind litter relealed. · Firemen aild tho • blne In the mr
aparlment llarled in a bed, appintntlJ'
from a clgarel. The bed WU' deolro)'ed
and the Boor burned.. Damap •• ~led at 11511. • '.
Scltramllng, who joined Ille .1-;
Beach department in the fall, ho41
,....ioUlly been a police -In Buena
Part .
,•·Laguna Opiniom -P-0Ued on Future
City Devel.opment
Opiniom on , futore • ~ , ll..!i
d ... lopment will be llOllclled ' -
residents, viJltora .and properly ownen
In a General Quesliollnaire malled to
city boulebok!.1 today. .
:rbe qaeotlonnaire uu 17 9-devlled by the CltiJOnl Advisory Com-
mittee. Information gathered by the t,IOll
polb to be mailed will be used In the
General Plan program to determint what
cow:••" Ille city, lllcMlld chall lo< ltl
future. ·
~A leUer from Laguna Beach Mayor
Glenn E. VeddU malled wlta the .queo.
tlomlalre.OXRll!n• uie ~~and i~
lor Ille cltiJen -"It 11 neceaary to bear from. a lf1ll!f.
·mapr people before our planuen can
give. the city a viable ~lo< Ille
future;': Vedd• said., . , "I ..-rage you to .spen<i ...,,.
lhoughllul IDOID<llU on lhe,~lre
.and to 'lllare with many otbers the
shaping, d the futig:e "' our c:Jty," he
·aald.
, The qu<alioonalr< lhould · be mailed
back to city ball by Monday, April
"14.
Opinjonl on recruUonal racilllill,, la
·matters, 11-"11! adfritiea, porklns,
1 pbyilcal-..cbarac:terllfka, and boUI •• e«f
data; are .,tidied •.
NEW YORK (AP) -The llock market
WU blJlded a sharp Joa today rG irt.
; vestor concem over the 1atelt ad..
ministration mo.,. to further UChko mon<\lrl' ratraintl. (ke quotationl,
Pagu 11-11).
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The Santa AM wlnd.I are com-J
ing ·and· Ille temperilun wm a<t a I
rise. out of , them -to about .,.
degrea aloni Ille 0r..,.. Coul I on Tuesday.
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111.Qlo Iii.-al •vtr)' journalllt \ber9
:~¥andhow~ol ua ii\le . OQf teeth with envy
• . llltnclnl .,._.., -Jmlllda cf preeo-theatneal cr!Ucs.
Sl·ti the -· bitter b the cup 1ro111. wbldl 'ill ...,ial reporters drlnt.' We who
musL write with ~
-and . Jliht, ~pd_will
no znatter bow beavy
our IOulJ.
Toallevlote-
natural -.ggresslons,
why not develop a
new poeUc corps
which would march = ~w:'''"' al ,,_ ~lterS, Dke our brethren ln the dramOt!c field. would Inspire uplilt In
the ...W wcirld with barbs and jabl at
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"The Gala Dinner Paru-,~· -.Ced In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Van-
Gwd, fell 1hort of expectatiolis despite firie performances by two veteran party·
goers.
Harvey Glad, cast in the role of the
beavy drinke<, .was.a llrok.t 9Li!l!I
His portrayal of Shirley Temple siI'llng
"The Good Ship Lollipop" ..W Joog be
remembered. ,
A bid for the best supporting actress
might well be deserved by Mia. Gladys
Cheer. A vision in shlmmering red, she
certainly upstaged the hostess with her
'ptrformance of ''The, hors d~ oeuvres
are yummy."
In iplte of these two br!gbl spoll,
liltlo could be done to aeve the Jocldiilter '
-wllk:h turned out to be. more
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of a gha!lly 1athtrln1 than lll)'1lllog
else. •
-Mis. anGoocflelf 1aiilii1t. of&aeqiiile
In h., role aa the amllln& hoolea. Looi<·
Ing fidg<ty In a purple fUfl lenctk lloiteaa
gown, me lost all her verve when Glad
amusingly tipped his libations on her
white Penlan rug,
'Ibe host, wuaUy an ace in such roles, waa d!Jappolntlngly unconvincing when
~. "I'm Poortr 'l'h8n You Are,"
with. two ·d hia multimUllooaire croWes.
1'rid KDoJt and Jobn Gold. •
Jobn Fierce, In hll porlrQa1 of the
• ~"l{ter lllldDlll>t. Indeed, at ·-
.. point oi,Y tbe eftnlng; hfl 1 WU hearil
1&ying aomethlng nice about Albert
Scliweltrer.
Dinner wu drab and decoratioftJ were
dull, thanJcs to • job poorly -by
the unbnaginative Eatum, B e i. tum
Caterers. ,
The choice of cboppid liver on letl1ICe
was mundane, while the mock turtle
-... p,highlrftdwidaet, aloo-lell~~
on seasooing.
Tbe filet ol oole wt.cl more like
filet of !hoe, and the cherries jubilee
certainly seemed a bad ending for such
a tasteless meal
An in all, the VanGood&' fete WI&.
fated for failure before 1he first acl
Jeon Cox is a 1taff writet' fO'f UM!:
Social Note& 1ection of the DAILY:
PILOT.
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Chilean T out~s Sindy -. .
No Housework, Say-s Excli.ange Student .
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of flM O.llr l'ti.t Stiff
A 17-yw-old girl'• lile In Chile 1111'1
all that much different than in the
Uuited States, aeys Tatiana Valdebenlto,
a Chilean foreign exchange student at •
Mlalion ·Viejo High School
Except. well, there'• the matter of
all that housework .that North American
women,·and their dauchters and · their
Chlleln visitors have to do.
You know, cooking, washing. dishea,
floon, clotbtl, aewing -housework. In
Tatiana's 'Chlle, maids are employed for
111ch things, oot l1Udenll wbo sbould
spend all their time .tudying. TaUana
hat.ea bouatwork.
TaUana ii living In Million Viejo 'l'itb
the Rlcba!d Johnson family, 28191 San
Roque Drive, for ab: months while ahe
attenda clusa at the higb ICbooL
llJGBT IN MIDDLE
Tatiana com<11 lrom Conception, Chile,
a city, of . about till0,000 in the middle
of the South American. naUon.
The attractive dark-haired girl said
lbe Uk" the United States and bas
found . all the Ameri<:aM ohe hu met
very friendly. In fact, her first day
at Uie high school, ahe was nearly snowed
under by well-wishing students and
... teacben:
Belen coming to the United States
In January, TaUana studied English for
five ywa and had a claSI in American
hista)'. She ·Im the Civil War
.. pec1a11y interilling.
She wu surpr1'ed lo find that most
DAILY .. ILOT 11.tf"""' ,
SHE HATES HOUSEWORK
Chilun Student Valc!Obonito
'.Americans live-in houses, n o t
.apartments; that American men help
out with housework; that students have
.. ·ll1ht a ~tudy ocbedule aa they do,
ind that lchoola are co-educational.
"In my school, we were only &irti;0
she aald.
TaUaiia aald that In Chile llludtnts
·have If subjects to otudy In blgb school
an<! that clau ii held ab days a week. .
JUWJ.Y STUDY
Students Jn Chile really have to study,
~ ~~ ~~;,e. studtnta don't
TaUana,.'lfho came to the United Slates
OD ' a lcboimhJp ranked fifth oii the
bohor rol,f for her claas in a , acbool
, · el UllO lludtilto. ..
' She 8peUs four · Janauages;. French,
Ilallan,. Spanlab and Englbb. Following
collep, lbe bopea to·be a United NaUoos .tnteJ:prtter ..
The perky teenager 'joined her boll
fllJllly tluougb arrangements made by
the SL Nldlolu Catholic Qiurcb, El
Toro.
Richard · Johnson Is au electrician at
Philco-Ford's ljewport Beach facility.
Tbe Joholana have two children, Cathy,
15, and . Cl'!'i'Y4 I. Mrt. Janet_ Jillmlon
is a hoUseWlfe, bUt decorates Wes in
her spare ·~. ·
Tatiana•l":1'amny includes her father,
Hector, owner of a men's store; mother,
Laura; 14-yeaM>ld slater, Anna Maria,
and a O>riatmu present pet, a dog
named Apollo, after the American Apollo
8 spa~afL
Four Injured in Separate· MI;SID~ .. ~.1
Laguna Weekend W reeks
Fcur penone: were Injured in stpll'ate
Laguna Beach traffic accidents over the
weekend.
Ernestine K. Raab, 34, of 31231 Brooks
Sl. South Lagdna, was treated for a
tractur"1 oo. and -home from Socnh .
Coast COmmwlity Hoopital Friday al·
temooa.
Police said lier car llruck the rear
of a car driven by Clifford J. Jahp,
30, Whittler, when he et.opped to avoid
another car. '!be accident occurred in
the ltillO block of SOoth Cout lllpay.
'Gilford H. Beavinil,c Z3, of 2961 S.
Coast Highway, was lnjurtd Saturday
morning when his mot~ycle struck a
turning car driven by Rub1 L. Hufford,
57, of 491 El Camino ctel Mar.
The accident occurred at Legion .n:I
Ramm& Streets. Beavins was treated
.. the bospJtal and released. Ills
pueenger, Sally J. 'lbomae, 16, of. ·2020
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Fullerton St., c.osta Mesa suUered
abraaions, police said. :
Earlier Saturday mornin.-,_ Frederick
B. Mcintyre, 19, San Bernardino, suffered
,ntinor injuries when his car-struck two
~ can in the 400 blocf ol Cyj>me
Drive. . .....
Police said Mcintyre dropped a cigaret
and while retrievine it k>lt Control, of
hls vehicle. He was treated and relea!ed
from' the hospital. ·
Chief's Son Fil.es
Plea of Guilty
To 1 Pot Cli<irge
St.even Murray, 2t-~ar-old 110n of San
Clemente Police Chief Clifford Murray.
pl,.ded guilty to one <barge · ol
transpariaUon of marijuana Friday after-
noon before Superior Court Judge Robert
Gardner.
The judge ordered the youth to appear
April 24 for probation bearing and senten-
cing. '1'1le' penalty for transportation Of
marijuana is five years to Ille in prison.
Disposition of four other charges
against Murray wijl be handled at the
probation hearing. They Include pooses-
sion of beroln, possession of heroin with
intent to sell, possession of marijuana and
'posseMion of marijuana wilh intent to
sell.
The chief's only son was arrested Feb.
2 by state and county narcoUcs officers
in the driveway of the family home,
225 La Eaparanza, San Clemente.
Young Murray was represented by
Robert E. !Aw of TusUu.
Aerosol Spray Fumes
Kill 16-year-old Boy
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A 16-yeaN>ld
boy died Sunday night after he Inhaled
fumes from..,. aerosol can, sheriff's dep-
uties aaid.
· Dooald R. Parrlah of subwtao Clldahy
succumbed In Maywood Doctora HOApltel
alter being stricken at a frit!ld's house
elsJtt hours earlier. Doctor& ,.Id tnve-
dlent.s Jn spray cans upset tht balanct of
01ygen In the rtsplratory aystem and af·
feet I.he nervou.s s)'ltem.
"who·deritom'trate the grqwt potenUal
for the type .of leadership in People·to-
People relationships proposed by Dwight
D. Eisenhower," said the resolution.
President Elsenbow.. helped found the
· Peop1e-:to-People program in 1958; with
lie f.oal of achieving luting world peace
through, he said, "Promoting and
creaUng a climale 'for greater un-
demanding am.one peoples rather than
neeotliUoos between governments."
. Con\ri~Os to the fund may be made
to People-ll>People Chapter 120, c/o
Shurly McNamee, Trtuurer, 380-D Ave-
ni<la Carmel, Laguna 1111~.
Donors' names will be sent to Mrs.
Eisenhower in the form of a Leisure
World Lqui,a llllls Honor Roll.
* ' Board tu Meet
On Saddlehack
.Saddleback Collt1e trustees have
decided .to stOp meeting the first Monday
of the month but right away made
an exception and will metl tonight, the
first Monday ol April
The meeilng was called JO the board
can coosider bids on permanent campus
aite work opened la.st 'Thursday that
came in considerably over the arcbli.ect's
esUmate. Low bid ~ 1353,~I by Suily-
~tlller Contracting Company, almost
$35,000 more than estimated .
After the special meeting tonight, the
Saddleback board , which has been
meeting three Mondays a month, will
meet only the second and fourth at
'1 :45 p.m. at the college, located north
of San Diego Freeway on Crown Valley
Parkway.
* Parents Support
Capo Tax Boost
CAPISTRANO -Pal'<Jlls of &chool
children and rcbool employes qree
voters ahouid support Capialra.0 Ulllfied
School Olalrict'a 50-cent tat incruse
April II.
Endontmentl of the override request
have been coming Into DAiL Y PILOT
offices thick and heavy, all under tile
letterhead of the commitlff to Keep
lmproving District Schools (KJOS).
Suspense Play
'Dark' Opens
At Playhouse
"Wait Unlit Dark." a mystery drama
by Frederick Knott, . ailtbor ol '"Dial 'M~ for Murder" and "Write' Me a
Murder," opens for a three-week run
at Laguna Playhouse Wednesday.
Kent Johnson is the ·director; wtth
Sally Hayton heading the call u the
sighUesa heroine, a role which Lee
Remick .played during the draina's IUC-
cessful Broadway run.
John Law appears as the heroine's
husband who ha~na to· be away when
three villains appear to recover a cache
of heroin which innocentJy came ,into
her possion.
Phil lnterlandl, Alan G. Hart and Paul
Wilson make up the tti_O of vUi.inl,
while bllnd Suzy's qnly poasible ally,
an apar\ment building neighbor, ii played
by Suzanne McQuade.
Ken Kornweibel Ind David Selczak
complete the cut as two Polici:men.
Worktrs behind the scenes illcludt Patil
Toft, technical director; Jon Law, stage
manager; Barbara Figelski, set decor,
and Rosemarie Brooks, props.
Following tbe opening, the drama will
play Wednesdays through Saturdays unUI
April 26 with curtain time at 8:30 p.m.
lnformaUon and reservations may be
obtail\td tiy~ calling or yisiting the
playhouae, 319·0cean AVe., 4K«l61.
Kidnaping Ends
In Laguna But
Kidnaper Gone
A kidnaper who abducted a Mexican
citizen twice during a Great Circle Route
trip from Calexico to San Diego is sougtit
on the Orange Coast today, after the
victim's car broke doWJ'J near Laguna.
Roflello Diaz, %2, returned finally to
report the two gunpoint abductions to
Imperial County authorities, without ever
making a statement to Orange County
lawmen about the bi1.arre case.
Diaz said he was kldnaped from a
Calexico Street late Saulrday night by
a gunman demanding a ride to San
Diego, but the car bro}<e down near
• tbe tiny town of Boulevarl:f.
Waiting for hiJ car to be repaired,
Diaz atarted to telephone fu Diego
County authorities, at wtilch time the
kidneper walked up. to tbe phone booth
and again stuck a gun in his ribs. ·
Again the car broke down near Laguna
Beach, free ing Diaz from his abductor;,
but authorities had no explanation for
t.be wideranging route of. travel from
CalexicO via Orqe County to San Diego.
Winging lt
Kitemeisters of Ancient Mariner Kite Team prepare 30-foot vehicle
for launching during sixth annual Benjamin Franklin Kite. Flight in
Dana Point Sunday. Huge kite won "lowest flying" trophy, a step up
from ltH;iS contest when 1t captured "Amelia 1Earhart Award" for most
spectacWar crash.
Citi~en Group Endorses
J·n Two School ·Districts
By THOMAS FORTUNE
01 tM OtllJ Pli.t STiii
A cit~ ~oU~ calfujg ·i~elf _the Com-
mittee of Qne Thousand for Better ~ucation iS try'tftg tt) 'c81J the shots
in the San Joaquin Elementary and
Tustin Un.iOn FJgh'school bOard races.
Target d~te is April 15, eight days
away. ..
.The committee 's hope is on that da0y
voters will have been persuaded to elect
a nlajority of three new trustees Jo
each school district board. ·
Tb"" ··ndoiseci bY llfti'Comnliltee'. Of
One TbouUnd are san Joaquin can-
didates .Cbarlea Boulanger, Robert
Dameron and Patricia Stratton and
Tustin Hll:b cootenden Ronald· Fraese,
Sylvan Katz and StanJey Rosen .
Neither incumbent in the two nets,
Edward Qerry of the elementary board
nor Chmer Briner of the high school
board, was endorsed.
HAD START
'The committee had its start in
University Park in the community of
Irvine and ~a§ spread ~ MiMion Viejo,
Leisure World and , El Toro. It Sl!eks
to represent the whole San Joaqtiln
District and all areu of the TusUn
District outside Clf Tustin.
Actually, the Coitimlttee of One
Thousand is a miSt)Qmer. Present
membe~hip js about 300, says the group's
.secretary, Mrs. Guy Sircello. lt takes
its name from the size of membership
it hopes to attain by election day.
Endorsements by the committee were
made almost two months ago, even
before the deadline for ftling and com·
pletion of the field of candidates -
ten running for the San Joaquin board
and 13 for Tustin Hia:h.
Thirteen then-announced or potential
candidates spoke and from these_ six:
were selected for endorsement by the
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J 50 persons preSent. The meeting was.
held in C:Orona de\ Mar with the Irvine
area most heavily represented.
High school incumbent Briner, a
Mission Viejo resident, was at ttle
meeting seeking endorsement. Elemen·
lary board incumbent Berry, also of
Mission Viejo, was not.
LIVE IN IRVINE
Of the candidates endorsed,. three -
Boulanger, Mrs. Stratton and Fraese
-. live in Irvine. Dameron lives in El
Toro, and Katz and Rosen live in the
Tumn 1 lfiita-.although Santa Ana ii their
mailing address.
Boulanger is principal of an elementary
school in CypreM. Dameron is a financial
consultant. Mrs. Stratton t e a c he s
aociology at Saddleback Junior College.
Fraese is a political science in.structor
at Cypress Junior College. Katz ia a·
phys.icist who teaches a graduate courae
at UC livine. Rosen is an attorney.
Mrs. Sircello said the endorsements
have since been seconded by League
of Women Voters members from Laguna
Hills Leisure World.
"They'·ve started their awn telephone
and postcard campaign," she said.
SPREAD WORD
She sa'ld the committee is trying to
spread the Word in other areas by
telephone, mailings and even a few .
newspaper advertisements. -
Chairman of the C.Ommittee of One
Thousand R. Alan Lawson said the ~
groups' interest is supporting a slat.!
of candidates who have high quality .
educatJoo as their primary aim ,
Members ol the committee, he said,·
want to see the school districts encourage'
imagination, initiative and flexibility Jn
the classroom, and draw on resources
Of the community. "
Mrs. Sireello said the committee plans
to continue in existence after the board'
electioo and "not juiit melt away." _.;
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1
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HOUSTON (UPI) -Dr. 'tlentm A.
Cooley took a l!WHnad< ~ and
plasllc heart lrom the dlelt at.aa llllnoll
man today and npla«d ' It with the
healthy "God·glven" heart al~ j&-year-
old Lawrence, Mass. woman; ...
"I am QPtimistlc about the outcome,.,
Cooley to!Ci other doctors u Iii. llllched
cio<ed the chest of Hukell.Xarp. 17,
of Skokie, UI. • ' · ·
""' The huirt trtn1plant wai ·anotbet
medical first for Cooley; who haa
performed more ol·the ~ than
any other physldan. It w'u'·111e first
time a completely artillclal ~ wq
replaced by a living beorl in 'a bwllan
body •. . ·'
5T1!NNED WORLD ,
1be famed surgeon, who onJYl. ·Jut
~day atwmed the medlcal·-111· by
fmplanllng i. iyptbellc hea(I ..... J!arii.
lllir\eil the l«tious wt of' .. ~
it , with a homao heart about i a.m.
PST In ., <le!icale' oper-•ot'llt. LaloO'a
lloopilal.
Cooley rnii,ted the arllfldb._ wi"lll'tllt.'~.donol: "mn'in'~·
cbe!t;at.t:IQ a:m. ~II·~ With ..,. -· shock. -:· -. •
. "11"-'·"""'·'-""'··1oilb .......... ,_,. "•!S-1.,..-~'"''6 ~·av -• a hospital apotaman aalil.
The complete transfer of the human
heart from the Massachusetts wklow
to Karp lasted two boura and '5 mlnut ..
Ps1cJaiatric· Wit~•
Validity of Psychologists
Testing. Sirhan Disputed
LOS. ANGELES (UPI) -'Ille last
witness at the Sirhan B. strb.m-:munier
trial disagreed today with lec:lmlques
of fellow-psyclloioglsls who lowid the
:S.yru-old Arab to be psycbollc.
Dr. Leonard B. O II n g er., tlinlcal
psychologist and !be ninth psychlalrie
witness caUed, challenged some of the
test procedurea that had Ma 111ed on
Sirhan · to determine his m t n t a 1
Freeway Wreck
' Injures Wo..rilan
In Costa Mesa
A Venlee woman WU aeriously Injured
when the car tn which she waa a ·
paaaenger went out ·of cootrol early this
morning on the San Diq:o Freeway near
Harbor Boulevard.
Marjorle Clark is in Orange County
Medical Center suffering from multiple
injuries. She had been transfeaed from
Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital after the
2:30 a.m. crash.
The California Highway Patrol 1aid
the driver of the car, Carl .Ford, 20,
a Camp Pendleton Marine was l~ss
geriously injured. He was treated at
Costa Mesa Memorial HospitaJ.
Oflicers aaid the car eouthbound, left
the freeway north of Harbor Boulevard
interchange and crashed Into a guardrail
on the weSt side of the roadway. ,
Hospital Says Widow
Of Churchill 'Weaker'
LONDON (UPI) -Lady Clementin<
Speneor.churchlll, II, widow of Sir Win-.
:stoo Churchlll, was a "little weaker" to-
day with 9 fractured thigh suffered In a
fall oo Friday, a hospital bulletin said. Doctors at Westminster Hospital! said
Me had "another mUul night although
htr 1eneral condition is a little weaker."
capabililiel at the lime ho 1hol Sen.
.Robert F. Kennedy. · .
Olinger ,... u ted ·-tats by Dr.
Martin Schorr and Dr. 0. Roderick
Richardson, defense psychologla11 who
found Sirhan to at-~II"' Of paranoid
schizophrenia. "'-.. ·.
Olinger, profes!CI< at the Upiferslly
of Southern Calllornia. uld be .did not
Itel the othe< two psycllologisla had
abown strict adheftnce to procedure in
admlnistuing the test> and that there
was reuon to doubt the ruulta of their
aeorlng.
Paycllologlsla must bi careful' not to
be awayed by,th!ir personal Jn10nnation
of the· subject they ara testing and
not to alter the reaulla of the tat
to fit a preconceived notion, Ollnger
said, implying his colleagues bad done ...
Psyclliartle witneuel had been on
the stand at the !rial alnc< March 1•
and have beeome the star witoesHs
rather than the hOfit ol. hotel employa
and poliUcal aides wbo uw Kennedy
slain.
Baby Girl Killed
By Father's Car
A l·year-old baby girl was fat a 11 y
injured Sunday when she fell beneath
the wheels of a car driven by her
father.
Dawn M. Halbrook, daughter or Mr.
1111 C<lo!!ly Traffic !Ml u Deatll TGll 37
and Mrs. John Halbrook of 137U
·Figueroa St., Garden Grove, died of
severe head injuries at the Orange Coun-
ty Medical Center at 11 :30 p.m. Sunday.
the coroner's office reported.
The baby was with her parents who
were visiting Mr. Halbrook'• parents, ·
Mr. an<LMra._S!!muel E. Halbrook of 995Z Gulnlda Lane, Anaheim. --.•
The California Highway Patrol aaid
the father · wu backin1 his car out
of the driveway ol the f.'andparenta'
home about I p.m. when 1t struck the
Utile girl
Smothers Brothers Say
Canada Offering Time
NEW YORK (AP) -Tom and Dick an unc<NIO?ed showing m the Smothert sinothers oaf<! today they have an offer Brothera show on the prlvat.IJ owned
from the Canadian crv network to pro-crv Sundly, said, "We have an offer duce their allow In Ton>nto il they caMOI
place it witti an American network. from the Canadian people to come . up.
Tom Smotben said he and his brother, and produce our show there il we couldn't
canceled lul week by CBS, had nol find a place In the United stata."
rectlved olfn from ABC or NBC, but Tom ad Dick uid at a news coo.
uid, "We're open lo the other networks." ference tblt tbeJr mah\ c...-n. wu
Dick said the -were "very not ..,._ -Ii like. the ~
aUm" that~''*" to CBS, Brothen -* -a ailbUcailt · whicb cance1ed their al:ll1'f fer nut creettve. •
...... alter .a Iona ~ Ovtl' Adlng as the apoteeman, Tom said.
censorship. ..Om; concem ts that in Amtrica Jt
Robert D. Wood, CBS Ttlevlsloo pmf. la more t1wi ever -.ry that ..,. '
dent, aalil on Friday the Smolben ~ oplar.i~dlii!;sot -be • Brothen had comm!Ued I "br<aeh ol aliown an Tha MIN\
cootract" by failing Jo oubmU the tape pftlidentl ~ lllJ lbal Ibo air
ol lasl Sunday'• show In Ume for """"' beJq 1o Ibo -'"' we bolleve
pretltwing by affilllte ltaUom: over a that."
clooed circuit. Tom I<_...,, Mlol! 11 'fi--
Wood aalil the acheduled llhow, whJch on NBC'a "Ton!Pl _.., too1P1 and
W•S not shown. WIS In ''bad tute" on NBC'• "TodQ ~., na.dQ' 1lliOnt"
'because of a nllgious '*""· 1n1. He alJo i. booloed -lhe "loq
Tbiv. .who --jull returned I"'"'· · ·Bishop Show" on ABC~ nJchL
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teen.qe .dauahters behind ' In
Muaabcust~. 1
PLANE TROUBLE
.The plan<, whJcb had picked up the
donor at a Boston airport lut. ·nJght
developed mechanical trouble on -b
flight here and made an emerce#q
landln1 at Barkldale Air Force Ba.
near Shreveport, La. ,
The. landing hll(i to be made Without
flaps and the plane rolled f1'e for U,OOll
feet along the sprawUni runway of the
giant. Strategic Air Command bue before
it coasted ,to a halt just abort ot the
end ol the ninway,
The operation was the 19th human
transplant operaUon performed by Dr .
Cooley and the 20th such operation if
the one he performed Friday with the
synthetic heart wU couoted.
It WU the 1Jfth lranaplont perfonned
around the world .on m pat.ients. Forty·
one of the previous patiects were aUll
aliv< at last l'l!porla. .
A hospital spokesman did not lndlcate
immediately ·whether the MUAtbu.setts
woman's donation 1'U bein( JM!(e. in
response to a tearful plea. lut Saturday
by Karp's wife for· a "God-elven" heart
to replace the man·made ooe .
The IJ)Okesman uld the donor's brain
damage was not c1ustd by injury, but
was the outgrowth o( a medical problem.
They were not aure of the euct cause
of the allmenL
Tax Deadline
Creeping Up
Thursday ts the deadline for paymenl
of the second lnltallment on 196M9 pro-
perty'taxes, Orange County Tu.Collector
Don S. Mozley warned today.
Thoel who fail to pay their toes
hy l p.m. 'lbursday will be subject
, to a $3 per pareef and a si.1 percent
penalty charge, the tax collector aaid.
Penons who mall their tu payment
were warned by Mozley to be certain
~ letter is postmarked '111ur8day, April
10 or the pina.Itles will be assessed.
H~. urged those who mail TbUl'6day to
check with their post office regarding
the post mark.
•Payments may be made to the tax
collector's office, l30 N. Broadway, Santa
Ana.
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MECHANICAL HEAR:r· 1e.Ars :J11 ;101>v OF HASKE LL KA RP; A Mi DICAL 'FIRtr'
Patl1nt Vlsltod by Wife, Shfrlay, 'BOloro R-1•1119 Hurt of M11sacliuaott1 Women · · · ·
Defe.at Predicted for ABM
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McGovern. See Narrow Loss in Senate for Missue.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pr<sld<nt
Nixon's propose;!'' 1 a f e gu ard 1 •an.
tiballilitic mlJsile ·(ABM) system will
be scuttled by a "narrow margin" when
il comes up for a vote in the Senate,
aceording to Sen. Gttlrge McGovern, (0:-
S.D.).
McGovern said tht proposal -to
deploy nuclear tipped missil'" lo prWcl
the nation's offensive mLssile 1ystem
-has suppoct fram "not more than
30 or 35" Smaton at tbe momtat.
He said uas mBny u 45 Senaton
are now oppoeed to the system" and
another 15 er 20 are undecided. When
they make up their mlnds, be aaid, "We
· will win by a narrow margin and will
&top the deployment of thJI ayatem."
A poU ol the Senate made by UPI
on March I indicat.ed there wtte 46
Stnatara who planned lo vote 'against
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announced on March 14. V..cGovern Aid
aie p«IOll who llWi~ ""°' the op. posltloo w'u Sen. llligb Scott, (Ro-Pa),
but "I liav<n~ dlaeownd ·or beard of
any otller S<nal<r who .hu -hi:s position... .
McGovern, amrmc an I teJe'rilion
allow (Wuel ml Anlwers -ABC) Sun-
day, said. the. leelinl ,of, tbe Senato · on.
1ile ly!tem .hu not ~moieh .
llin<\e Nixon· modjlieil the old "Seathiel''
system to hla ~1'._"sategulni''·~.· ·
The Sedllnal WU .originally -
to protect cltlea from a ~lo
mlsalle· • 1ttack. 1'SaJeguard,"1 u •en-
visioned by Nil'Ol'I, Is ,an attempt to
protect the . Hlatlng baUi.tlC misalle
s~tem from an incomibc RUMian 1tt.ck.
Two sclentllts, meanwhile, b a v e
predicted It woold be cheaper for the
United~ In aped_,•·-
balllsllc missiles ..-tbaD m >Ibo •
11aafeguanl" .,....
The <C8I ...,...m. Al&iDll I ~··
Presideal'a aolepard .,.-~
i..t week In ·r<ports IOlbmltted. lo·(loo. gr..... .
Dr •. Gtorge w. Ralligw ol Ibo
lfaaoachulelta lnotitule ol T<Cimnloa
.md ·!he' -ol saving • lin&lo .
Minuteman ballistic mlosile lnlm -
"ls likely to be ol least In the ..
million lo 1100 mfl1loo range."
Rathgtns was joined bY Dr. llal!ili
E. Lapp, an atomic oe!entlal, who •
eslfmllted the <C8I for def-by ABM
al lo13 mlllloo per mlMllt. '
The ceat ol each -· In Ila ollo, ls roughly 110 million.
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Tliat'1 wliat it takes to be a
leader.
tlie road.
With fe11tul'lll! like our Anti-
Theft Lock Symm. When you ·
lock the ignition on a '69 Chevy,
. you lock the steering wheel and
transmiAion lever as well.
is now availablewitli moet
Chevy engines.
And the 1969 Chevrolet
Impe.la'1 got it.
With the largest sfandard vs
in Chevy'1 field. A32'7-cobic-
inch235-ho111epower job that
thrives OD regular gas.
With four big CQmputer.
lllllect.ed.coil sprinp that leave
bumps where they belq. On
And if you thinlq1ulling a
trailer or a boat ii a drag, you
haven't pulled one with
Chevrolet'1 Turbo Hydra-matic.
Thia three-range lzaDIQ)iwiOO
Let your Chevy dealer llliow.
you what it tak• to be ftnt.
'Then you'll know why the
competition bu to play our
game.
Follow the leader.
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Thieu· Peace Plan Ships Colliik, Ramp~ge Pro~4
· ' Go Up in Fire What Made Acwr's Son . a K~r?.
ReJ. e~·led by--c .ong. On M;ss;ss.pp; ·l!ARlllSBuM, PL (AP)"" ~u... rtsbiiri "°'J>IW, which lllted .~ _ ,. ,. " say Donald IWlla ~ who Ila&· s,\tta, 35, of Farmlngdlle, ·N.Y., .•
eel 1 ~Y ~1ng:.pr<e in. ~ch critical and :~-: ~:ra• -•1
' NEW ORLEANS (AP) -A-... !our died_..., IT· ..... -· reit · Elldwl, liid:,: .. -~ """/ .-·
PAlllS (UPI) -,,.. SllCoD pon> and Uberly aplnot _....,..,all Ibo colllsloo betwe<n a Forinow> freljl\IA!r . bewua-..iradaldllcrlmlllallon abollli ·Ule·race. , • • ,
moot •-'·-olfmd Ibo ' Viet Cool • whllo ·•'-'•• Ibo Unlto4 8talll a !roe and on oil barge aet both ablaze, oen\ An unelO llld IAll)brlPI; 11"'s~ ·Lambright· ll'll dr:i•i"I 'west aii Ill• ......, ~~"·"-•· hi --... ,.. o1 l!ii· N..,. ...,111..;e ..,,... tunplke ~· 10 1.m. $&-y when Olln o1 ·natlonll •-w " ch band to c:any out lbolr -ol ---o1 Dime IOOring Into a belv!ly Fifditt, tiii!il been d.11~ llr • ht began ilM!otlng.' • ~ , • •
'It ·~~~~In ,!!U1Jca111,:11~ anclm•t,..lnlndollnltolylbolr....,.11<111 lr1velecl bridp and covmd 1 MCtloa ...-_ .Joleolri.i1.•.,. ~,~':,,;'!_'\'!_lerin&, but 1111 aJ•JeOr,<>ld wl!~ JinnAle,, .,,, ~ mu,.-.,re;·~ tlml-.i troopa·lo 6oulh Vlelnlm." · A ".°'." Ml11llllppl river with buroinl l:" ~uoed .....:=:;:---aealed beitde him•.~ In lbe <;If .~• ................... .-and Amerlcal><lldal ln doing ID, thl Vlei C.., aid, Thieu peuoieum Sonday ,q!IL · · ,.__ ·' a ,.mlaiJtolnatlc rllle; • M.arful:eirblne,
'Ille propoalll ...,. pol forward by ml Lam are "going aplllet thl upira-'Ille Cout Guud aeld IS GI !be 11 "Tbe whole · blacl-whlto coafn>otatloo and aever81 !JoUs· of' Uve lnuimnitlon
Hurll'Counl)' c:omml•olonera In
HOGlloD have told four judges that
!ika It or not they've got In take
tbelr mare of more than $250 ooo
worlll of new fumlture when iliey
DlOYtd-lnto new offices. Judto WI~
lla111· Ha-complained the new
lurnltare "!J not functional and dls-
lracll from the judlclal atmos-
phere." Judto Jock Smith said, "I
have a nd COllcb In my new office
and one attorney ask'\ where the
Pretldent Nguyen Vu Thieu In Saigon U-ol !be South V1elnllMN -le members ol ciew ol lhe frelg!Mio; lhe alfectol him very much," ll1d tho ~. which Mn. Lambright bad ·boUgbt nine
and by Plwn Dong Lam, thl dUel and ua not laking Into -tbe 7,3111-4on Union Faith ,,.,.1JllOCCOUllled~ ::'for~~odt:,_~:._ the doys•~.J<"hiSt.,'f'.le':~...:..1 _, • ....
Solgcn n<gotlal« In Paris. Thieu llaled aspirlU-ol peoce ol lhe A-ic.. !0< Twtnty·Dve wore' taken to boepltals In CieYeJi.ld' Lambcl&lil'• JnQlher Llmoul!b! 'drov.e ~w• Y ~~~ !.~epo1J""'.e'-~1y ~11 .... ~ ~l"nc1~-111eu _. S:,. ~~ wbowu n,. !lrHwepl. ~ alJlk about . .i. Mn. W'mllrod '!ie.e· doclOiwi her ...;. heavily trav.jed. supedhl~!i mio • ·~....,. --~" u .....,._ ~--•~ nllecf S ...,. -~-·•-the -'"~-w'"· ""•r WIO ,,1 .....,,_ ~ ·~ -~-.bl la rllle c;adled IJi hla.anl\I. ! , . m
I•· and •--' ... "•""·• of ·-"'-" ·~• ~~ ~ ~ ....,. •-..... a -..,._.. -•~· at•·-••• cars w name ...,...... -...,.._. . --· • · towed away for boachlni· broad In llill lmd. ~~ .--~ · · • · · "'11111 which Nguyen VOii Thieu and ·'"" Vlei Qlng demandecl tbll the Tbe ?il barge brott In two mt Ille a "He fuund 11. 1mll00ilfb1e to UCIJllCll• ·One of the shots sfn>ck and killed
Pham Dang Lim bin jual declued ' peopll ol 6oulh Vletlllm oe1t1e t1ie1r two fiercely bumll1g --· bhnse1I to lhe' lid' tbll· ht· COllld .not Keenan, wbo waa taking bis lamlly lo contalnt __.h1.... eaenil•"• different own affa1n .. ICC(ll"dinC to the political ... -.. -,......,1.... by .r:-.. ...... n-.... ___ ...... emoloYtnent ........ ....-.,ra• .. -t..•1.1.. visit a son at Pennsyivmllt.' State.
from that'; the untW' stales bu procram ol lhe Nllloul P'mll let lhe =~~.;,t and ti,; ~ ';;; OOtles,". oho ..W:-~ ';.,;;;;u; Unlveratty. Wben Keenan ~ ~·
Aid and reputed let a 1<"'11 time," LI-ol 6oulh Vlelnanl .(thl Viet aground ni!ws• curylng tOOO !Jir. wkecl ror ·t11e.111i1o ·~ JlimplOYment wile, Rubyi reached (or lhe mirtn1
thlVlelC!lagAldlnalllatemenL"'l'bey Conll_0111_lnlerf.....,.." roll ol ;,,.oo. oll wu being~ by ol!ic:e bul quil'to ..-~to achoo! at' wbeelandwuldlledbyaiecood·b)lllel.
·madame wu." · , ban oal1 obeyed the or<len of the 'Ille laa! etat-,,. I v!rlual de-the tug Warren Doueet Lincoln Ullverltty In oitlon1,:P1, Tbelr Ui'°"-<>.ld ·'°"• Paul. 1"u c:ul
Unlted lllolel to repeat some well known mand for ..moder to the Vlei Con(. 1 Ftrem"' booed down ;.harvt! and ohipo During his hour-long rampage on the by sbattered glass. . . ,,
A :ZS.year-old Reno woman com.
plainod to polio. a ne!lriY nude l!U'D
stepped out from behind a tree on
a dOwntown street and said "HeY,
can you help me?" Asked In 'de-
sc:rlbe him. ibe sal4 "he bad a
alleiatilllil, Viel C.., = olVlthe ~t in tho area to prevent tho spread of Pmnsylvania Tump!U SJ-Y Lam· Lambright pulled over to the roadsode
"Tbll only prove1 again that they came u DO •, ce r~u the bJaze bright killed Mr. and Mr1. Ignatius occasionally to fire at MCOJ!ling cars •
.,.. the·-iet. ol thl United . Stales, Nguym Cao Jfy said urller lodaJ tho "II looked like the river waa 111 fire," Keenan ol Philadelphia bi. wile and About ooe mile eu! o1 Ham.burg, be
vr:ry rea~ aqd very warllte. Communllta are not rtldy for llttlous said E1yaH Lapdry, a crewman on a himself. ' made his final slop. He s~ot bis wife
''They baven t .the lllgbtest.dealre to Vietnam peace ta!~. because theyol ~ dredger working near the acene. Two of the wounded were ln a Har-to dealb, then took his own life. end the war In Vldnam and would still "COUlllintr on thl lmpatiellce u~ ,..:::=::::..:=.::.::!~::..:===-----=-::.:...::..:::..:::.:::;~::.:::....::....:.=;__...:......:..._; ________ _
rather uk llio Soatll Vletnameae ~ Amorican pull!Jc !or an advantageoul
pol belly." . Uoa to ball the struggle let lndeptndellce setUemenl" e e e e e e • e e e e e e e • e • *** *** • . Green Beret,s, Tribesmen
Capture Cong Stronghold
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No chicken joke thil-Dawn Marie
. Biliofd, 11, of St. Clotid, Minn.; h&ldl one ot ttoo large eggs which IDtn laid
bp hlr. pot cJUclccn, .Llghtl<. The •aa
........,... right inch<• oround from
nd to end ·and dz fnthe1 around the
t'l'ddd1t. What'• more the ht1'. has
b«a laJli"ll l1Do lhl& 1ize each dey,
Do1Dn IOI/I. • Blindfolded trustee ol Nunda, .
N.Y., ·a Livingston County village,
picked Republican L • o n Gold-
thwaite to be mayor. Goldthwaite'&
nam~ .,,.., pulled from a barrel that
also~ a card with the name
of. L .. ley Morch, 34, his Democra·
tic opponent. l!oth had received 191
votes In ~ b8lloting for the
post and bad agreed to the drawing
to break the tie. •
The 1969 touri.rt 1t0Sml if
htrt: and the Rw:sian1 are toor·
ritd cbot.1t their foreign gufsts.
"Our tourista are most di.sdplin-
ed," said a thip captain. "But
fortignnl, e~cioUy Anuricam,
Gennans and ewn tht reserved
BriU!h" cause trouble by taking
with them minor objects a.s 1ou-
venin. Capt. P. Fedarav, who
command.I the 1tt'mmr Pobt1eda
in Ute Black Sta 1 aid, "We
should int7tnt t o me souomirl
11141 1"'11 could pick up tr11 of
charge."
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SAJiJoN (UPI) -Vtetn1me1e'
meremarie1 led by U.S. Green Btnls
today repor1ed cooquerlng 6upenlillon
MOWltain aDd 1elzing power generators.
beds, moV!e-projeeton, ICIUdapUkera and IYJleWrllA!ra from Ibo caves . that !or
20, yura bad been home for a · Viet
Om( balfalloa.
'!be ~ an Mcmlqnud and
K1uner Tribeamen -ua· tradltlooally antl-Cominllllllt ml ue paid by the
U.S. Special Forces who have lnlned
them ln the an ol modern warfare.
llegulor Soulb Vleln....,. !etee1 hive
beef! reluctant to tackle the mountain
-they believe II ii lhe home
of demons, "'-and poilooous wtndl.
'Ille mountain ol rock whose guerril1•
residents bad fought off repeated Allied
offensives in rectnt years fell Sundly
to the Green 8'fttl and the Vletnamete
mountain men who wort with them.
They planted a Soulb Vietnamese !lag ·· u feet by 13 reet oa 11o &UJJUnlL , .
11 ended an offensive that bei 'iiiloe
weeks ago at tbe bue of the mountain
120 miles west~thwest of Saigon and
seven miles from tbe Cambodian border.
'Ille Alliecl task force killed 5S auerrillu
while losing 42 men killed and more
than 100 wounded.
Last Tuesday the Allies captured what
was described as "the key knoll" on
the mountain and said tho Communlltl
would never control it again.
. The Green Bertt troopa: a n d
men:enart.. began moving futher up
both lldes of lhe jaggecl peak. Sunday,
spokesmen said, Ibey ttacbed the top
and raised the Soulb Vl.W-flog.
Tbey found -ol pmiously .... upl«ed cavee en route to the top In-
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BJ THE AlllOCL\TED PRESS
The first fuil·llme dog_ catcher In Two Ores over Ille Eut<r weel<end
the south-central New York town took the Uvea: of 21 penons. Eleven
ol Vestal quit his job alter five died when lire awept an aging wooden
hour.s, sayin~ he didn't reaJlr.e what... tenement In Bridgeport, Conn., and 10
the ]Ob entailed when he accepted ~ In a blue touc:btd of! by a it and decided be was uncertain he k ...... e_loslon at Oakwood Boyou could b a n d I e dangerous dogs. Ark. ., '
James Simpson doclil!ed In specify Police ea1led the· J!rldl'J'Cl<I fire "the
what Incident -if 811)' -led him cllll'• .....it fire dlautU In -·" to give up the cbue. His 1Uccessor, MOii ol tbe \'lcllma were trapped on
Harold Meloan, who was hired the lhe top Door of the Ja.famlly frame
next day, said he. was anxious w house destroyed by tbe bllie. Sb: ol
get on the job. the -...,. cillldml.
eluding --1nlnl 120 1>eds· Tbe larger caves were equipped with eleclrio 1"1111-.
Homes Exempted
From Obscenity
Laws by Court
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe Supreme
Court, In • maJ<r fret opeech rulllll.
held today tbll H camiot COllllltutloaaly
be llllde • crime to --llJms or printed mau.r In the privacy
of a man's home.
''Thll rigbt lo recdn lnlonnatloa and
ldeu, regard! ... ol their aociaJ worth,
ls fundamental to our free !Ocltty, ..
Aid . '1ull<e TburJOOd Marshall io
delivering the opinion.
"fanhall reiterated for the court it!
view that tbe government has a valid
Interest in dealing with the problem
ol obocen!IY,. Bui, ht &aid In announcing
the dedakm from the bench: "The If.ate
has no business telling a man sitting
a1one in bis own home what books he
may read or what tllms be may watch."
'Ille rullnl Cll1ll en an appeal by
an Allanla man, Robert Ell Stanley,
wbo -...mc1ec1 1n 1111 of 111v1n1
three "stq" films In hll home and
W• MDtenced to one year in prison.
In Giber -.. lhe court:
~ to rm... -criminal
codea that permit • -In •
capllll ... to •"'1cl the dealb penllty
by ple11h11 pllty. Statea wttb IUCb
a ... -. \ncfudo 'Nartll Clrellu, New Jenq, l.orit.t•na, New Yort, South
• Clnll1na, Now Jlcnpobln. Wulllniloa
and Tuai.
-Rulo! thal lllalel will be -"1rlually llO dcvlltlen from ~
averagea In eoncr-t redtetricllng
under tbe "one man, one vote" doc:trtne.
,,.. decNe came In rejection by lhe
COl!{t of -·• third try at a plan
for redlltrlcting. Ia 1 I to S vote, the
'JUlllces beJd that the llale bad not
juslllled variatlom from Ibo norm.
In • aeporale .,, opinion. the court
l1lo upael N.., Yorll Slala'I 1111
ndlllrictlnC plan.
Spring Storm Hits Rockies
Bright Sun Bringing Warming Trend Euewhere
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at El Rancho:
the sup!fmatket
where tbe price is right!
WATCH THE BALL GAME!
MUNCH A HOT DOG!
AND
CRACKER JACK!
PEANUTS, TOO!
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Hot Dog Buns ..... ~.~~~·~····· Mustard ................................... ·17~
Lanpndorf ••• package of 8 ....... !Oc. French'& .• , need we aay more? ••• 9 ounce jar.
Cracker Jack ................. 3 lot 25¢. Peanuts .................................... 39¢
A natural for bueb&ll watchers ••. for yean ! Freah. routed ••• or au n8.turel? ••• 1 paund bag.
Mayonnaise ............................. 39i ·Dill Pickles .............................. 39i
Laura SCiidder'a •• quart •• !ave l Oc at l~w price'! ~ueker up and say Del Monte! .•• 26 oz. jar.
Look what'.s happened to beef!
Beef Swge .... ~·~~ ..... 69' Beef Sausage I.ilks ~-. 39' Beef .~on ...... ~~~.... 69'
McCoy's ••• deliciously different! McCoy's ... delightful l!eJllOni111: McCoy's ... have you tried it yet?
Stuffed Peppers ................... 39!.
Sweet bell peppers ••• oven-reld.Y ••• with our own aped.al blend of rround meat and &eMoningl
Boneless Be,f Roast··~········ 98~·
Enrllsh cul , •• from USDA Choice beef shoulder e1od ••• rolled and tied for the oven or roW..rie I
Pri.cu in. efft-et ~Ion .. Tutt,. Wtd.,
April 1, 8, 9. No aolu to dtaltr1.
UCADIA:
-and Hantinatoa !)', (!I Rm:ho Cltlll!J
PASADDCA: 3211 w.t COIOllllo BM!.
SOUTil l'MAOEMAr
'-1 and lluntiqlon Dr.
llUllTIHTOM IUCll:
Womer·and Aifonquin (1!omlwllt Ctnh~
NIWPORT IW:H: •
2n7 N._t Blvd. Ind
25S5 Easlblwll Dr. ~lbluff Y.U. Ctti1t4
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TIME :ro CHOOSE -There are many ways lo dress for a party. Mrs. ThomaJ
Mauro tries to choose between the gown, dress.and pants outfit shown by.>{Jeft ·
to right) the.Mmes. Roi>eit Hurst, Michael Baum and Francis Pieri. She'will be
m.ore confused after the Fashion Carousel. . ....
Auxiliary Takes Turn
On Fashion Carousel
Les Petites Fleurs Auxtliary, Children's Home Soeiety plans to turn
a few heads with its Fashion Carousel in Ben Brown's restaurant Saturday,
April 26.
Five storeS' afe· supplying clothes, and Niguel Hair Fashions, Mon-
arch Bay Plaza, will style coiffures for models at the benefit wblch will·be-
gin with an J.l-:30 a:m. cocktail hour.
Mrs. Donald Pecarovich will commentate on the fashion show which
will include youngsters· showing clothes from Niguel Shop for Girls, while
me1nbers parade styles from Muriels for M'Lady, Rene's .Boutique, Fash ..
ion Ga1Jery and Les Gamins.
Mrs. Paul Thompson, chaiiman, said luncheon at 12:30 p.m. will be
follmved by th~ 1:16 show.
Models will include the Mmes. Stuart Shandie, Lloyd Petrash, Robert
lXlwson, David Adams, Kenneth Wright, James Peakes, Rosella Roberts,
Ranney Draper, Thom as 1'.1auro, James Holte], Robert Hurst, William
Crapo, \Villiam White and Sidney Hobbs.
Youngs ters in the show will be Chrissis Lawson . \Yendy Baum,
Cheryl Crapo, Ann WB&t, Wendy Bloom, OQuglas Wright, David Gaynor
end Woody White.
Con:unittee women in charge of tickets and programs are' the Mmes.
'Thompson. George West, Crapo, Adams, Peakes, Michael Baum and
Pecarovich.
Other committee members include the Mmes. Draper, Ramon
Strauch, Holte!, Shandie, Robert Kilpatrick and John Taylor, publicity, and
Roberts, Crapo, Thompson, Petrash, West, \Vylie Keeler, Wright and Hurst,
decorations.
The Mmes. Francis Pieri, Lawson, Joel Shapiro and Douglas John-
son are in charge of fashions, and the Mmes. Mauro, Hobbs, George Bryant
and Lawson are on the invitations committee.
Tickets are $5 per person and may be obtained by calling ?.1rs.
Adams, 495-5681 . ·
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PUSA FOR PROVISIONALS -Mrs. 'C. "l>lenli~e
Taylor, ·wtio pattk:ipated on the membenllip, .. lec-
!lon comn;P~~~, push~ new provisional members .. ~ .
Hosp ital Support Widen.s
(IOlt lo righl), Mrs. David'T. Almon and Mrs. Jack
Fromm into the linlelight of Queen of Hearts Guild ,
C!Jildnu's Hospital of Orange Coonty.
New Queen ' of Hearts Courted
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Queen of Hearts Guild, Children's Hospital of
Orange County, will ~n its ranks tP new provision-
al members at its next regular meeting in 'Monarch
Bay Club 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 16.
, . After being preseQted to the group, provision-
al! will get into the swing of guild activities with a
h.iricheon for them and their sponsors.
Although no definite dale has been chosen for
the luncheon, Mn. Thomas F1eming, membership
committee chairman,. has agreed to host the event
in her Monarch Bay home.
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In addition, provisiona1s will be guests of the
guild at its annual luncheon and installation of of ..
ficers in Ben Browo's restaurant Wednesday, May
21.
New provisiona1s joining the 44-member guild
include the Mmes. David T. Almon of Irvine 'Cdve,
Jack Carney of Emerald Bey, Jack Fromm of Mon·
arch Bay and Larry Hunt of Laguna Beach.
''-During the past year, under the leadership of
Mrs. Macauley Ropp, the group bas raised more
than $12,000 for the hospital.
Fund-raising activities included the arlnual /ash-·
ion show and CHOC Fair which were both given
through the joint eflorls of all 15 guilds in the coun-
ty.
Individually, the guild's major fund-raising ev-
ent was a Holiday Home Tour of outstanding Lagu-
na Niguel and Monarch Bay residences last Decem-.
ber.
Members and provis-ionals al.so plan tQ attend
CHOC's Family Fun Party, sponsored by all county
guilds, at Disneyland, Sunday, May II, from 4 p.m . " to midnight.
In addition to offering care and l;reatment on
the medical center level, the hospitaJ is an educa-
tional and research institute. Here interns and res-
idents from Orange County Medical Cen'ter and
California College of Medicine at UCI receive ad-,
vance graduate training. In addition, nursing stu-
dents from Orange Coast College and Fullerton Juh-
l~r College rotate through the hospital with a pro-
gram coordinated through Sister Rita Fredette, di·
rector of nursing service.
Also, thanks to the hospital, all p~ysi~ians in
·Orange County have an opportunity to improve
their knowledge and skill in care and treatment of
children by means of teaching rounds, 1eminars.
conlerence1 and planned postcourses.
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I No Gain for Brain Strain Gives Coll~g~ ·Student a Pain ~:
,.., 'tto, for ll!e ..... ...,.,. ti 1*l
famil)<. Tiie Prlo .,. oloveql Tiie ..,.,
are ludtome. v ..... Mn. MU••iJ
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DEAR ANN LANDER!;: J 'm a "'y,
Jll, a freshman in coUege. I never cut
: classes, I take good notes, and t do
a considerable amount Qf out&ide study.
Yet my grades are no bc!Uer than
average. I know kkts who cut n~e cruy,
t sleep during lectures, have nevt,r owned
t I notebook. all{!. thW '1'adu ere -~ iistonUy belltt lhu.mlltC><• ·r.'.
: Today I 10t back a psychology exam.
I J made a 71. The kid ne1L Jo me
got a 99. Wheh 1 asked if he studied
J for the exam, he said, "Of course not.
~ J faked It." I'm ready to atart "laking
' tt" and see what happens. I bet J'll
I be on probation before you ~an say
'' llhelm WwxlL"
\Vhat's the secret of making good
ANN LANDERS
DUR BEG: Jlnt -ept ... feet
tUt "all mu .,. cne.W "'811" fftu•& •fllll1 .. ed...UO.I! .,.._. .....
11-de•&s INlk •J llformaU. like a b)tt..
tor ... meta ....., Ill .. It. OIMn
mast: wort their lteadi te Ute 1'one
LI trder to comprebelld •all .r wht
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vice It le lleep .......... v .. wUI f,..
wwk UWta wldcll wlll ,,..,. far _..
Vllullle -I IWl!y ..... polo! avenip.
I 11" AUeal tul yw ltwvo ,1 llllt wltlt ,_ ,..,._. ud, Ill< tlttm w~y
ywrnu11mecty ..... ro111 .1e1e1
nttdlocro """"· y,. lllPI jliek ., --·-· DEAR ANN LANDER!;: I cannot
trulhluU, 117 I reed the letter ai~
"A Friend's Friend." lt WU read to
me by Bill Fltzpnld, I collequ< ln
Ill\ l""t!P" -·of. l\IP<H Mt!• 1 abt MiAd. • ~ ·.
I wu lnteralod In !he Iettor, u Bill
knew I would be, becaUBe lt concttned
1 mother whoae eoo hid cieclcied to
m'arry ., blind girl 'Mle question wu
railed -"What if they have children?"
My wUe Jennie, who alao ls blind,
married me ~ l'Mfl •&•· (We )lll!I In Mlchilan's SChool for lhO Blind In
Lensing.) Jennie Ind I had 10 children
-everr one of them with perfect vision
and in excellent health. Our life toaelher
has been wonderful. Our oldest child
is 24. Our youncest is 7. We have twtt
grlllldchlldren. ~ ';
In my 15 yean u an elected member What awaits you on the other .... ! . of lho momHe vtll! How cm 1'!1'
"" t11e Micblpn si.1o -. ·GI.· 'ilo\J.e.~-.... .... m -1 w :· ~... roe made eoontleu< Ann 1.anders' li6ollet "Mln'll(e -";i'
trips from LlnsU., to Detrott. I UJed to to Expect." Send YINt nqueot lo
travel with my Setlng·Eye do&. I now Landen in care of &h1a news~::,;'
travel a.lone. 1ng ~Centi ln coin and 1 ladJ. ,._ ·~
J hope "Friend's Friend" sees this aell·addressed envelope. '~
and stops wonyln1 about wlllt blind :::
people c1n'I do. -ROBERT D. A'i" Landers will bo &lad to •
MAHONEY, SIXTH DISTRICI' ' YO\I with YINr probieml. -~ lo ~r .l• care ol _!he l>AILY •
DEAR ROBERT MAHONEY: nuk enclosing I oelt-. .
you ror u luplrl11 letter. And Uauk envelope. .. ~ . '' I '
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Ho roscope
Libra: Don't Broo bout Past
TUES DAY
APRIL 8 \
1 ,.. By SYDNEY ,~ltfABR
IBOPPING AND HOVSE-
BOU> -IN D IC ATI ONS:
Lunar poolUon emphasizes du·
'1 -'De practical in man&g· !pa buc!let. EJ:celtent for
purcbaa of business clotl;le!.
Key t11'to be conservative in
aJTaDllDg f~ture. Many
UOd to' ~ Into objects,
· Injuring knees. B a r g a i n s
available in root vegetables.
ARIES (March 2l·April Lt):
Hlgbllgbt rapoo!lbllity -ae-
copt more of tt. One at the
top la Impressed. Don't shirt
duty -live up to obligations.
Day to aeek promotion. Stan·
ding In community could be
elevated.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
You may want to study travel
folders. You have feeling that
task" bas been completed.
lndivldu•l with problem con-
fides in you. The more you
a.id others, the more you
ultlmatelY will receive.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
Civic League to Study Har.bo'r Problems
Avoid being too forceful or
aggressive . Be independent
but not arrogant. Gather
material for. experimental or
creative wort. You get ac-
curate picture of financial af-
fa.in:.
A cruise of the harbor while loaming aboilt its prob-
lems and Newport Beech's involvement is on the
next. agenda of the Woman's Civic I;eague of New·
port Harbor. Followi!lg will be-a luncheon, served
by league boa.rd members. The event .is scheduled
Artworks
Displayed
W a t e r color landscapes,
seascapes, florals and fruits
by artist Clarence Sorenson
will be displayed in the Mesa
Verde Library tom o rrow
through May I.
A member or the C:O,,La
f.1esa Art Uague, Sorenson
began ms studies in his home
city of Kansas City, Mo. at
the Fine Arb Institute.
He was art director for
several advertising agencies
in Qllcago while conti:Dulng
his painting career w I t h
private study under artist·
teachers Paul Gerding and
James Sessions.
Sorenson retired two years
ago and came -to callfornia ..
He now devotes his time to
his two deepest interests,
painting and exhibiting.
for 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 15. Briefing Mrs. T. Dun-
can Stewart and Mrs. Angelo Redaelli (left to right)
on th e discussion are Al Oberg, harbor master (left)
and George Dawes, harbor coordinator for tbe City
of Newport Beach.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
PeoPie express willingness to
cooperate. Accent joint ef.
His works have· been on
display in tlle Costa Mesa Art
Gallery and tbe artist annually
exhibits in Park Forest, TII.,
at the Fall Art Festival. Old~fashioned -,Sewing Bee Revived
Cashiers
Summoned
Newport Harbor Lutheran ChurCh is the sc ene of an
"old-fashioned sewing bee" th• fourth Tuesday of
. every month, but there is nothing old fashioned
about what is being turned out by the nimble fingers
of Dorcas Circle members. Using disca rd s, the
women make laprobes for Harbor Area convales-
M ember s or the Li r' cent b0&pitals, roll bandages ·which are sent to
mi ssion hospitals and sew children's clothing and
crib blankets which are distributed through Luth·
eran · \Vorld Relief to New Guinea and Vietnam •
\Vorking on a laprobe are (left to right) the 1'.1mes.
\Villi am C. Lampert, Louise Post, chairman and
Kay \Va1ter, projects supervisor.
Insurance Cashlen and Of--~~~-'-~-'-~~~~~iii;iiiii;iiiii;iiiii;iiiii;ii;;;;iii;ii~iii;iiiii;iiiii;ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ficers Managers Association of
Orange County will hear a
talk on Estate Planning, Wills
and Trusts when they meet
in the Iron Horse restaurant ,
,r •~· Orange, fo r a 6:30 P·Tfl· dinner
·-tomorrow.
James B. MacDonald of
Hurwitz, Hurwitz and Remer
will be guest speaker for the
meeting wbJch will follow a
5:30 p.m. social bour.
Anyone wishing reservations
or information may call Mrs.
Ruth C a n i n o , Col'IUnental
Asa.irance Company, 541"""21.
Bread Slices
Stop Stains
Stained suede shoes can be · · ...
cleaned by rubbing lhem with
a piece of white bread. says
Jane Speece, University of
Nebraska Extension specialist
in textiles and clothing.·
Use 1 suede bniah to keep
the nap brushed up. ln an
tfDtrgency. use an emtry
board.
you ca n lose we ight
and keep it off
Perhaps y+ou 've been on di ets before.
You lose a few pounds, but you always
go bock to your old eoting hobits.
YVeight Wotchers con help you lose
weight ond keep it off, without pills.
or crash diets. We helP.you re-troin
your eating hobits so you con
enjoy 3 full meols o doy.
Introductory Session et no obligation'
Moming doss begins T uesdey,
April 15th, 9:00 o.m. (enter on Bristol
St.) Evening d ess begins the seme
doy ot 7:30 p.m. in the Teo Room ,
South Co111t Plozo.
Roqistrotion foe 3.00 Weekly oues 2.00.
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FINE BAKERY
F r e sh StratClberr11 Pie
Our f•m ous •tr•wbtrry pi• i1 back. M1dt
with the fin•1t plump, l1r9a, whola 1traw·
b•rri•'· l .1t
Strawberry Short Cake
lnd i ... idual short cake cup11 topp•d with rich
r•d 1trawb•rries i nd wh ipped cr•am 35c N.
Le mon Chiffon Cake
Mada with 3 lay~r1 of light spon9e cako,
fillad with lemon '"u s+.rd. I.It
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If your birthdty it in May, June or uly •top in
and flll out •n •ntry .•. • deco ted 2-layer
c1k1 to 5 lucky people ••ch mont !
12.~LIDO
' ., rorts. Live up to legal agree· you. collect v a I u a b 1 e in-gol&lp might use you as
ment. Empb.Uize beautJ. a.it formation. Olle ·who controls · w-. Ket,J> guard In position.
avoid heavy __ ,cleaJllD&.,..Tact, paM otri"C•. feels lllllably Flnloh ratlier than begin proJ·
wit and int.elllgence ~ J'DI-~ to'ff'lrd you. ects. Dlscretlon is necessary.
jor obJ«:tlves! CAPllJCOKN (Dec. 22.Jan. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
LEO (Jutyls-Aua.:lil: Oet 11)! Bewari o1 wlldcat Activity c<mnecte<i with
together with ait1s'an't, schemes. Contact those who organizatlom ts accent~. Ce-
craftsmen. Avoid criticlmt. live east of you. Check i:nent fri~y re I a t t o n s •
Diplomacy gakll more Ulan ~u. Rppect uperience. H.wn&nltarian projects are
does nagging. Some aro\lnd AQUAJUUS (Jan. 20-Feb. favored. You could spearhead
you are supersensitive. Jtnow. 11): Bi IUl"8 you are conectly charity drive. Excellent for
this -and! apply light tou~h. quoted. 1 Some who spread improving public relations. VIRGO (Aug. 2S-5ejll• "l:J;;;i~----;.--;;.;;;; .... iiiiiii~SiExpreu ~ io pracUc.al ~
manner. If you avoid ex-,,..~
tnvagance, Job 1eta done. A'
Malntaln steady pace and
avoid extremes. Check diet.
LIBRA (Sept. »-Oct. :II):
Don~ brood about the put.
Future can be productlve once
goal la sllJ!led. More ldnngth
oa your side tha!I m1lbl be
imagined. Get houae ln order
-especially repairs.
SCORPIO (Oct.is.Nov. 21):
Short journey connected with
close reliUVes is rav~.
Strive for greater domestic
harmqnr. Obtaln hint from
LIBRA message. M o n e y
surprise l! due. You show a I
profit.
tour of historic
Scripps Miramar Ranch
can be a program for
your club or social
organization ... now
'WE:fkDAYiOURS of Scripps Miramar Ranch are
esptcially designed for civic,.social, church ilnd
other groups. Make a reservation now for your
organization; group rates for 20 or more. Cilter-
ing for coffees, teas or lunche ons ilYa ll able too.
For reservations and information call" 277-711 0
(or 291-0204 weekdays only).
SAGmARIUs (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21 ): Be moderate in
eating, drinking. Do plenty of
!i.tenlng. U a keen oboervu, A NEW IN SAN DIEGO
o OPEN ~ Sat., Sun., ind holid1y5 _10 .1.m.·
s B 'Id qui~. Weekd<1yt, by 1d ... .1nce pray Ul -up ... m.uoo ""''·
fVEIY Df<Y ~:~O p.m., no reser¥.1l1ons re-
Washed Away Scripps Miramar Ranch
To eliminate hair spray ~ ...._ ---~
build-up, mix a· Utile dry bak·
Ing ..... with your llhampoo.
To remove every last trace
of shampoo, rinse hair with
a glass of water contalnlng
a teaspoon of baking soda.
: PIOOF OF THI Y AIN -
IS IN THI SCRATCHING
Tl'Mlr1 ff 11ltl Tllot 9llOlf ql'-lltt V•rne
.,.. Mlt I nd ll'lllRfll, l lld tlMy Krltcl'I
11u . HIWtttr, 1!lty tie a.I ·1 •II
~ .•• W11l!llnk lr1~11.
The
KNIT
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541-21 12 -SOUTH COAST ,LAZA
L-or Mill A1 ro11 "from
Wool)O'orfh'1
l ri1t•I 1t tho $111 Diogo frwy.
COSTA MESA
BE FREE OF
FAC!A\,. HAIR
FOREVER ••• •
LET US SHOW YOU HOW
EASY I T JS TO REMOVE
EXCESS HAIR WITH
MODERN ELECTROLYSIS,
MEDI CALL. Y APPROVED•••
SAFE, FAST, GENTL.E.
YOU 1RE INVITED TO
CONSUL. T W ITH OUR
L.l ~ENSED TECHN ICIAN 1
IN OUR BEAUTY IAl..ON •
RO BI NSON 'S
HELENE CURTIS' NO-SET
BABY CAPO' CURLS
THE FASHION MOOD FOR SPRING IS JOY'OLISLY
AU NATUREL. ••• WITH A SOFTL.Y-i<NOWING "BAevu
INNOCENCE! THI S ANGEL-OEVIL TRY ,"6 SHAPED
BY OUR INGENIOUS STYLISTS.•. WHO CURVE THEIR'
SPltlHGV Mf•CHIEI" To THE HUG OF YOUR HEAD.
THEM, OU" NO~E"r NATURE OJRI.. PEftM TO MOLD
ANO HOLD THAT GLORIOUS TUMBLE.•• WITHOUT A
SET , WITHOUT A CARE~ NO-SET NATURE CUML WAVE
F"OM 15.00; CUT, l""OM $.00. ISEAUTV SAL.ON.
HUMAN HAIR ST RETCH WIG, CUS TOM STYLED, 45.00
IN llLOHDS, 9RUHETTES• ,.AOSTEDS AND GREVS •• ,WHAT A WIG TO
WIEA" WHI N TOUft COi,. DftOOPs! SE[ OUlt ENTIRE WIGGEftY Gftou~:
CASCM>EB . WIGLETS, LONG AND MEDIUM FAL.1..5 0 BEAUTY SALON
ROBINSOf\!S NE\l\i?'"'DT • rAC.l--li -~ J I' I ft ND • fi4428G0
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Bal Week Real Washout is R8.ins.Eiid Ftstiviiy
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By JOHN V ALTEllU
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Saturday's sudden ratnstorm silnalled
.a premature and dismal windup. to a
Bal Weel>oi!I"Newport-Beach that mlcht '
well .l!•»l~ed •• the ~ ol ll>in all. -.. -• ·~
. PoiiC. • Rpt i.iv. but ..,.,. 1w-r1ec1 over "the .aeverat.a.J holiday Wiod· Tbeicwta•t«ttcat tota1s~fodiy ------· -.
showed arrests, ltllfllc 1n ... 11gatloes and
citatlooa to be 1"' ll>an Jut }ears'.
Elcept tor a· brief flurry ol beer
J>U1Y ....-eorty in the .,..k, incidenU
.. pollce logs ...&nbled tbooe compiled
dilring any busy ...umDer. weet.
.This ~-..,. ~ ai;restl were ~,
et>mpared to lut year's sum of 321.
_Juvenile arrests for curfew and paren-
tal c:ontrol vllUtlcm eiceeded tut yur's
• amounts. Curfew flgms were 113 for to the erlihol, but. oevtnl -Jn. w. put Bal Week compared to tut · jllrltl ,... llivolvld. · ·; •
, ' 'l'nllk: citatlooa ·dropped mwur1bcy
years 126. -, 746'tilia year. m~: ... :_.:lilt
Lack of parental control arruts were year... ... . · ... -. ·
up, too, with 101 loU<d thia yeor and ,.,,,,._ of ·the' dt.-._t to
95 recorded last year. · ' adUlta. · ' ... • · ~ ·
Trarnc accidents we.re up everY day · The ·'city;• beidaai •were" picked
but Tuesday during the week. The iota! throu;boul the -k. and llleguord>
this Y,ear wu 112, compand '9 II tut •'"m•t,d. lbat ·ll0,000 ~-~
year. No critical injuries were attributed the saQda. Save for :!lituiily's ~ rala, . . . . . --
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If NQ ]oint·,V~se~-Woe ls N~port
By JEROME F. OOLLINS
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Marine l>a,oe. ·Second' II tho jnporatlon
of • detailed muter plln of <>ran,.
In pushing .for a coonty1 ponsored study County Alrport "sllould tho 'El Taro ltody
of El Toro Mann.· e r-Air Statlbn reveal that jo1nt me ii not.ft•wlble,!'
....... .,.. . "A final coosldera\lon," . he nid, as an interim airport for commerclal "would be apealfic atte·· loCltiods for
jets, Newport Beach ·may be ~ ,.....i aviation aild ill' porl f..ntlla
a game of cra,ps for some Jl!'"l1 high atTall(ed ln pr1critJ for llOQUisitlon and
stakes. cievelopcDmt."
If the study l'fSll1ts in unlavorabk · SUpervllon 'tibled the ' Wk f-
findings, tt could bring about a !Jc1oiii ,_e,>dltlon unW A\lril 15.
in Orange County Ain>ort operalicm. 11It wOu1d be~ e b•1 er yea t Ion••'
That's the view of NewPorl City . -,
Manager Harvty L. Hurlburt.
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Hurlliurt tOld ""1niillnlen, ·"thaf Ille two-
week delly 'wu only f<r the -
of allowlnC l"'bllc readlOn · to the pro.
poll}.~'.... ... . .
ilm:lbur\'1 repqrt ~ta ~ no ~
mendallpn to the oewidL T)ie conc:luiioo
to be drawn Imm the omlleion. b ......,_
a1>t1 dru:
If 1 study of El Toro doel repr-
10methlng of • camble to the city.
it's a game the city mmt play. It
huno.~tive.,
* * He voiced it today in a ' report to
city councilmen on the status of PiWle
II of the Peroira llasta-Plln of -~
Transportation.
County superviaors last w.U ·delayed
action on a recomme:ndaU<W& from a
special task force that Pereira cm--
sultanta begin an Deostve ·probe of
the feasibility d usinC El. Tmoo u a
()Cf. ~p0rt ~th Qusiest
temporary colllD>f«W aJtj>orl. ,
u,~lllurt's cllncern -· ..,... · tioi'7 i'lL ,_. . .-.~ ,,..,. •' r. • r*
' ,.;"wii.t 'if u8e of lll Torn Imm .It
. not to be praCtical? • .
''The linolk'atk.111 •of the ,_ n·
stucty," said ':BUdburt. .. are opM to m.
a.1.i\.Y·PILOT ,.;......:, ..... ,.,,._
SEEING lSN'T BELIEVING FOR Ml~KEY GALINDO, 7
Violting Montoblllo Loci Puullld by C11111cll -Chamboro Sign
Ignore This Sign
More Traffic Art <J.t City .Hall
There is at least one traffic sign
-a huge one -in Newport Beach
today that should be igixred. ·
It's a black Cl;nd white sign reading:
"Do Not Enter."
It shou1d be ignored because it Is
posted ' above the main entrance to the
Newpqrt ·ctty Council chambers in city
hall. 'Ibat's where councilmen will meet
tonight. .
The sign is one of several added over
the weekend to lhe city Arts Committee's
traffic sign exhibit at.city ball.
'Ibey include a rtd and black "Wrong
Way" .noUce, ~ alongside t,he ~·· majn cOrrtcf<!r and a ''Call Box" sign pOsted . -wt;ere-else? -
above the telephone receptionist's cage
in the main lobby. · ·
Other signs up since ' the start of the
month-long show last week include
~chedelic 1 "Stop" signs and .two-way
.one-way signs, all the work of the city
sign shop creW, beaded by g~aphics
artist ~rae 1dillikin-Conventional tfai4
fie signs are al30 colorfully arrayed
throughout city offices.
Bee!; Pumps for Bumps
Like Beacon. Bay Berms
'!be Bea<00 Bay Community A!SC>cia-
tim today invited Newport Beach city
councilmen to .take a bumpy ride. -,
through Beacoa;i Bay. .
'lbe invitation came from Allan Beek,
PILOT STARGAZER
GAZIIVG AT MOON
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~-.
"If the otudy of El Ten ....U lbll
joint UM II not feflilJ!e,. the ~ may be in • deleJ¥ilble pooitioa to _u,
ezpand operatlool and tho pilylicll plaat
of Onnge County Alrporl.
"And this," the city manaeer ~uded
In ooe of the undentatemenla of the
year, "would certainly be a moat
unpleasant situation for dle city . ol
Newport Belch."
Hurlburt noted that the recQm-o
m..-.latlql from the ,Mute< Plan. of
Air TranBpOl'latloo ll«>UP ts ·ln -
with the council'• &lated policy.
Cooncllmen recently by resolutim re-
quested lblt top ~ be • li-'en ·h
El Toro study. lbe City Wantl"COmity
Airport jet traffic preaures ftllevocl·untll
• reglooal airport is CO!lltructed, the
resolution decla.re:t.
The specific proposal under con-
sideraUon by county 1upervi1or1, ·
Hurlburt pointed out, bu three upects.
First is the spidy ol joint UM · of the
.$6,000 in Furs,
Jewelry Stolen
Mesa , Pilot Dies .
A_s ·Pusher Plane
Crashes, Burns
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NoTED '~UILDE.R 1 DIBS
Gaorga M. Holotoln · ·
Gev,rge Holstein.,
Noted Builder,
· Suec4mbs· at 7-4
•La)ll!Jne ,J1ewport )leach r'8jdent
Georp'M. H&ttia, founder of,~
M. Holatlin and Sons, ·a weU knOwn
Sq,J~ Callloniia borne building film
with Ouicea tft Colla M.,., dJed 5aUJnbY.
at hil. winter home in Palm Sprinp .. , . ' '. at the al' of 74.
· Private · funeral .services will be can·
duded Wedneaday i&t ·St. Jame,-
Episcopal Cllll'cb, Newpod Beach.
· l\lr, Holstein, a graduate or Prine.ton
Univaa1ty. ~as one of Sou t be r n
ca!il~'• lim llcenled contractors. He ;,,t.61lihec1 . hi> . building firm ln ' Lbs
~· lft, liis and liuilt many of the
lleverly Hilll• IMlnel· occupied by . movie
,"10,n:ol tl!e.-1 .. !• and.1930'•·
: ,JI< tpo•ed· \II<. !inn o to ,Costa Mm
In 1919. S\11«. !hat '.time, the firm has
' I • ' ' ' built ·u;ousa'* of homes In Oran(<, Los . ,Wet~ ~, Ditgo and Rtveriide
Counlles -IJl\f in Lu Vegas; Nev,
, l\lr. ,JloliteJn retired in 1955, fuming ' . . . ' . the Jtadenlrlp of the finn over to his
~ •• ~ge µI, the compa~y 's ~t
prellilent, . and Wltllam, both r..tdents
O! the iJir.bor AreL . " An •Xld .Oiler: l\lr. Holstein ·~ a
memhei-of' the Irvine Coast Country
Club and 'ni me of the founden.'of
the Thunderbird Coun!;y Club tiear Palm
spijnp. lie allO .' wiii • member' of
,the.Newpca'I'-Yadll Club.
r sUrvivorl iDClude· hil wife, Susan, of
the cou~1 •JltwPGI t Beich home, 30I
Avenlda ,CJD!lbn, Eastbjuff, bis two .,..
and n .. griiidc:blldreti. .. ' Tbe-flinily bu iugested ,that friends
w1sh!nc to · do ao, may make memorial
COO:trlbutlonl :w thie .Eiienhower MedJcal
• ~;.·piltn DMltt, C811f.
0riui,. Coal&-•
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S OollLY !Mt H· •'
. -~rittc~s -;~Y~ ·v·~w .,of;~,Social · .-
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r.•}SUfcm , ~ .......... 1o .'4ll •'111.-. ----"" . ................... .. In Ibo 11reaat d .__, jaunlalllt there . , 0-It for M t, a .....,._..'Ii
bull ,!!~·· hurt, and how meny o! typical .U-portf, ~Would -
u1 W..~ our teeth with e11vy something on lbjl ._ . , .
UpOll , . Ibo ""1&1nl ~ of U-"The Gall !>inntl' !11!f," l{lfOd In
m•· of prw-thelttkal criucs. the home of Mr. and Mti. !Dram Vin-et tlila lbe cue, bitter la the cup itom Oood, fell ohort of eopeclattooo c!ttplte
wl\a we IOda1 rtpottel'I driu+ We who fine ptrformances by two nla'ln pirty•
must wrUI with 11.ln-goen. . ab1oe and u,tJt, · HltVty Gled, cul In tlie IOI< of tllo
opreadloi good will, heavy drinlret, -a tltoU ol ~ no matter how heal')'. His portroyal of Shirley Temple ilqllic
our soub. ' "The Good Ship Lollipop" will Jong be:
To alleviate these remembered. _
natural aggressions. A bid for the best supporting actrns
why not develop a ml1ht weU be dtaerved by lira. Gladys
,,.,. poellc corpc Cheer. A vhkln In lhlmmetlng red, Ille
which would march ctttalnly upotaged lbe lloolell with. i,.,
under the banner of perlonnance of. "Tbe hon d' Olllvrtl
Party CrlUca. are yummy."
'llleoe wrltm, like cm bnothren In the In aplle pl these two brl(bt apoll,
drllllaslc fleld. would lnaplre uplllt In lilU• could be done to 1&ve the lackllilier •
!he eodal world with blrba and jllll 1t dillster which turned out to bl . more
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LOGBOOK
of a putq Pll>lrlllt lllan wtblni ...
Mrs. V1n<Jood ltll lar ahol ol 1ctequote
In her role u the am.lllng hoste11. Look·
ln1 fidgety In 1 purple fuD leoith hosias
cown, ahe I06t aU her verve when Glad
amualngly Upped bis llbatlonl «1 her
while !'mien ?IJi. the. bott, usually an ace tn 1uch rqlu,
wu ,dlaappoinllngly W1C011vincing when
ttngb\g, "I'm Poorer Than You Are,"
wltb two of b1a multimillionaire croniea,
Fred Knox and John Gold.
Jolin Fierce, In hla portnyal of the
~USS T~st Tr·!J>I~ w .arhea_d
Laird Warm Rocket Threat to U.S, Missiles
WASll!NGTON !AP) -Secntary .of
-Melvin R. Laird said Monday
the Soviet Unkn b loltjn( I triple
warhad __ !lOll< Jor the~ SM~
he oraiden a threat to U.S. m!Milu, , .
Llird bu died 5ovlet deploymrnl of
the SS1 u juMlllcatlocl fir tl>e ..,..
tn>venlal Salepanl ... lmllol)e .,.....,_
CurnnUy lbe -·""' «tialtl*' to ba~boul IOO ~ti'!'"!·-.. and -elllrnlleo"ore:thll lbett
wili be .-llGO ....and Im lit curreot
dr"~· · Z:warbNda !or ·tbO IOO ~
give Ille Soville 1,IGO nuc1eor bom_bl
!or ~ t&r&elinl-The Unltd Slllea
bu 1;000 llnd-llased Minuteman -· "One bas to look at Ibis capablllly
that is heln1 developed, and ...taiJlly
one would have to MSUme It 11 being
developed in order to knkokck out our
Minuteman miasile system/' Laird told
a grOup of. fmeian journalists vi!i.Ung
the Penlllgon.
At the wne time, secretary of State
William P. Rosa was tellinl: a news
conference ACl'OU toim _ thlt he dQts
Chiefs Son Files
Pl£a of Guilty
To 1 Pot Charge
St.even Murray, Zl·)'t!at~ld son of San
Clemente Police Chief Cllfford Murray,
pleaded guilty to one char1e ot
transpon'.atlon of marijuana Friday after-
noon before Superior Court Judie Robert
Gardner.
The judge ordtl'ed the youth to apptar
April 24 for probaUon burin1 and senten-
cing. The penalty for transportation of
marijuana is five yean t.o life in priaon.
DisposiUon of four other charCU
against Murray will be handled at the
probation heating. They Include J>OOI'';
.sion cl. heroin, pouession of heroin wilh
intent to sell, J>06R15ion of marijuana and
pouwion or marij\l&ftl, wilh intent to
.. u.
The chief's only son was arrested Feb.
:Z by state and couniy narcotia officers
ln the driveway of' the famlly home,
225 La Elparama, San Clemente.
Young Murray wu rtpruented by
Robert E. Law of Tuatln.
DAILY PllOI
OltANI• COAST l'Ull.~H1tf0 COM,..ANY
••It.rt N. WtH
P'rwMMI Mii it.lllltllw
J•c.lt •• c.,,..,
Vite ,~ ffti ~-MIMW
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ldflOI'
Tlio111t• A. M111rpl.ine
~JMt1119 ldllw
J er•ll'I• F. Colli111 H_,, ltttll
Cltt Edltw
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221 1 W•1f l•lbeo le11t.,tr4
Mtilil•t Athlt•11: P.O. 1.,. 1175, t2•6J --c.... Mlell! -W.t llY '~ uwne IMctl: m ,._, A-. ~1Md1 =••••1
nol know wby the Soyi<U are deploying
the SS9.
Rogers aald this would be one of
the first quesUons raLsed in proposed
U~S.-Soviet talks over stra~gk: arms
limitattoos.
Laird, who hu been criUcl1.td for
taking a hani·line vlew of soviet develop-
ments, ipoke of-Soviet advancts ·while
erpi&inlng the adinlnlstraUon'r l'UIOllJI
!or wanting to derend the U.S. mi.sue
for<e with lbe Salel'JOfd ai>Umlmlle
•yllem.
ID• audience WU a group of Europun
reparters who have bffn on a JO.day
tour sponsored by the U.S. government.
"W~'re not overstating this case,"
Laird Slid at one point.
He denied, u some Cl'iUcs have claim-
ed, that be wu baaing his ratklnale
for bufldltlg a missile defell9e on an
estimate of future Soviet intentions
rather than capabilities.
"J'm not talking about intentions,"
Laird Nid. "but.about capabillty."
f'an&ous Na~•
He said the Soviet Union fn the lai;t
24 to 17 111C11ths bas been !!<!ding the
SSI at a faster rate than U.S. intelligence
experts estimated it would.
The weapon already carried a single
warhead of up to 25 megatont, he said,
and now 0 They have gone into the test
st.aae for three amaller warheads for
lt."
Laird aid thia raiaea a question ·of
whether the llovlela need a mlllile !or
auch a "tremendous amount of megaton-
n*&e'.' .u a retallatory, anU-city force
or for potential U1e in a surpriee _ flrat
&trite •R&lna\·COIK!tele ond lleel miaile
silos.
"l've always made it clear that I
do not believe the ·Soviet Union would
be fooliah' enough • • • to co forward
with a firit 1trlkt," Laird said.
But he said ·he could nat iru:ure that
such American weapons systems as the
Minuteman ·or the Navy's POlaria sub-
marine miaaile force would be m-
vulnerable forev.er.
M. K. Douglas, 2'-year-old son of Kirk Dou1tas who makes bis
film debut In "Hall, Hero," found after 11Jmtng started his "stunt
man" was Deirdre Flynn who is the 2~year~lcl daughter of Errol
Flynn. Deinlre is altempling .to make stunt work her career.
Frot11 P .. e I
ROGERS SEES PULLOUT •.•
which c1rrt11 a u.mq:atan wtrhtad.
Tbls is "one of the the lint qaeatior/ii
we int.end to take up whh them when
we have the U.S.-Soviet talb on atrat.ep:
anns limitation," he said.
-The United States ill actively prep•r·
Ing for the strategic anns limitation
talks -the aim of which would be
to limit nuclear weapons -and 0 we
exped they w!D hefln In !lite-aprinJ
oc early 1ummer."
-'Ibe Niion administration ts "willlnc
to do what we cau to have mon! friendly
rtl1Uorw with Re.I Cbina." Roten Wd
tltil alter commenting lhal the United
SI.It.ea dou not consider tt wile to at-
teMpl to erplott dUlerences betweon Red
China and Rullil; lbe u .s. would Uk•
m.,. friend[)' rolaUOOI with both.
Party chill, who bu """'1 Rania
hu 8 rtaht to Intervene to IUpprlll
chanse In eny Cotnmunlll country.
F,.... P .. e I
CRUCIFIX . I •
noticed oe the television .. ~ but Graf
dtnlid tnowlfdp of the uoUc device
when questioned about it.
Another type of pipe fa1hioned from
a blrnboo lllem with 1 hole !or 1-tlon
of I ci,mtte W&I a!ao found, lklng
with partially smoked hand · r o 11 e d
ci,mttes 1nd wbat 1ppea...t to be burnt
marl)uano mldue, lnve1t111tor1 lllld.
The hypodermic kit WU found hidden
Inside a crudflJ ban&lnc oe the wall
during the Investigation In pn>Cl't.I•
when Grars slJter, a waitress, atrfvtd
homt.
Officer Donahue aaid &wo pink pllb
were found In h'1' pun• during the
lnvttltpUon.
I -~· • r°
plflJ Qlllc, ltll .. llat ... llottoonblp • •
q11G'lat -lilldallht. Indeed, at one
point· If till e'lllling, he ·WIS hwd·
l&Yin& semethln1 nice 1bout Albert
Sclnreltaer. .
Dlnl!tl' wu c1r1~ ...s dec:oi1tkllll were
dull, thlnlel to • job poorly do!ie by
the unimacinaUve Eatum, B e al u m
Calerm.
Tbl cboloe of chopped Uvtr ., lett""'
was m.~. while: tbfl mock tw11e
IOUp, highly nd.wWnl, allo feli ab«<
on seasoning.
The file\ of sole tasted more like
fllet of shoe. and the cherries jubilee
ce~nly seemed a bad endin& for auch
a tasteless meal.
-AU in all, the VanGoods' fete was
fated for failure before the flrat act.
Jtqn Co.r i.s a st.Cl// torittr for tht
Social Notti section of tht DALLY
PILOT.
Signups Still
Possible for
City Recreation
Opelµgis J(e sUll available In spring
reereaUJn aclivJtJts sponsored by -the
Ne~t°" Stach Parks Department. · ··
Regilltr,aUon forms and information
about all the programJ, which begin
this week, att: available through depart-
ment offices, 171~ W. BaJboa Blvd.
Some of the activitita include:
-Dog obedience claues at Mariner's
Park Tuesdays or Slturda)ra from 10.
to 11 a.m. Special cl._. for doj:s older
thin 11ix month! are held . on Tuel!!•Yl
from I to IO a.m. Fee for the lD-"eek
Counl ii !tO.
--OoU l"'°"s· for lnletmedlale and
be11nning golfera lutlnc. for 10 wttka
at Coreoa det . Mar lllglt SchooL Equip-
ment 11 available» The ftt ii $11.
-Oil painting and sketdtlng ·classes
at Mariner's Park Tuesday evenings
from 7:30 to 10:30 p.Jh. or Mondays
from I a.m. to noon. Fee is •15 for
10 weeks.
-Bute in!truction in college (painting
with paper) will be offered at Mariner's
on Wednmlays from I a.m. to noon.
-Qe&Hve cral1s cl..,.. will ht he~
at Mariner's front t to noon on Tuesday
mol'niJlg<. R<glstralloii fot college or
craftl is lt5. :
, -Cblldrtn'a crafla clauea at Newport
Harbor Community C.nler and Newport
Heights Elemenlary Sdlool 'with 1 n.,.
craft oflertd each week. Clules will
be between 3,30 p.m. and 5,30 p.m.
daily. Razzie Weber is the Instructor
Fee is· $1 per child for the to.week
u:ries.
Sports Columnist
Max Stiles Dies
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Mn Stilts,
67, sports edltor of the Hollywood Citlien
News and a contributor to the DAILY
PILOT, died Sunday ni1ht following 1
len1thy iUnt:l.!i.
Stilts was born in Santa Monica. He
attended the University of Southern
California where he was sport& editor
of the Dally TroJan. He worked on
the Loa: Angeles Examiner and was as.sis·
t.ant sports editQr of the Los Anaeles
Mirror.
In 1941 Sllles t>etame the first publicity
director of the Lo& Angeles Rams football
team. He became sPorta editor of the
Citizen News in 1962.
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Winging ·1t' · ·
Kitemeisters ot Ancient Mariner J{ite Team prepare 30--foot vehicle
for launching during liz.tl!Ainnu& Benjamin Fninldin Kite Flight in
Dana Point Sunday. Huge kite won ••towest fiying" trophy, a step up
from 1968 contest when it captured "Amelia Earhart Award" for mo~t
spectacular crash:
Citizen _ Group Endorses
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In Two School Di-strict,s
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of ltlt Dlltr '"""" ,...,
A ciillens group callirig ·il&elf the Com-
mJttei of One · Thousand for Better
Education 1S trying to call the shot,,
in the San Joaquin Elementary and
Tu.!iln Union Hlgb school board races.
Target-date b April 15, eight ~ys
away. .
The comm1uee:i hope Js on \lli\t day
votera will ha Ve been -~fsuldl!:d ta' ·eieet
• majority of tbtee new tnulees. '1<r
each .ctioo1 di6trlc't tioard.-· · · · ·
Thoe> -:by the. .cornmillae "' Ont Thouaand are . .:San Joaquin· can-.
dldates Charles Boulanger, ~ 0 be rt
Dameron and Patricia Slr~tton and
Tustin H1ih contenderS _Rqna1d Fraese,
Sylvan Katz and Sta.nteY Rosen.
Neither incum~nt in the two ra~s.
Edward nerry of the ele,mentary board
nor Chester. Briner of the high sCbOOI
board, was endorsed.
HAD START
The committee had · its start in
Univer1ity Park in the community of
Irv ine and has spread to Mission Viejo,
Leisure Wotld and El ·Toro. ll seeks
lo represent the whole San Joaquin
District and all areas or the Tustin
District outsi'ile OfT.usUn.
Actually: the Committee of One
Thousand is. a .misq~mer.. Present
mefl'lbershlp is about 300, sa}'! the group's
secretary, .Mrs. Guy Sirctllo. It takes
its name from the siit of° membership
it hopes t(I_ attain.by electJon daY,.
Endorsttnel\ts by the committee were
made almost two months agO, even
before the deadline for· filing and com-
pleUon of the field ot candidates -
ten running for the San Joaquin board
and 13 for Tustin High.
Thirteen then-announced or potential
candidates 11poke and from lhese six
were select~ for endorsement by the
150 person11 pre.sent. The mttling was
held in Corona del Mat with tbe Irvine
area moot heavily represented.
IUgh school incumbent Briner, a
Mission Viejo resident, was at the
meeting &eking endorsemeJt\· Elemen-
tary board jncum~t Berry, also ol
Mission Viejo, was not.
IJVE IN ffiVINE or the condldot.s endorsed, tbtee -
Boulange!-, Mrs. Sltalton . .,.r . Jl'ri..e
-Uve in Irvine. Dameron liva in El
Toro, ~ Katz and Rosen live tn the
Tu!tia ;.,.. althouih S&nlll Ana Is their
mallingaddml. · .
Boulanger is principal of an elementary
school in Cypress. Dameron is a financial
consultant. Mrs. Stratton t e a c he 1
sociology at Saddleback Junior College.
Frae.se ts a political science instructor
at Cypress Junior College. Katz is a
physicist· who teaches a graduate course
al UC Irvine. Rosen is an attorney.
Mrs. Sircello said the endorsements
have since been seconded by League
of Women Voters members from Laguna
Hills Leisure World.
"'f1:ley've started lhtir own telephone
and postcard campaign," she said.
SPREAD WORD
Sbe said the committee is trying to
spr~ad the word in other areas by
telephone, mailings and even a few
newspaper advertistments.
Q\airman of the Committee of One
Thousand R. Alan Lawson said the
groups' interest i1 supporting a slalt!
ol candidates who have hi1h quality
educati<ln u their primary aim.
Members "of the committee, he said,
want to see the school districts encoura1e
imagination, iniUative and flei;ibility in
the classr09~. and draw on resourcts
of the communify.
Mn. Sircello said the commilttt plans
to continue in ei;istence after the bot.rd
elect.Ion and "not just melt away."
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AUTHORiZEb FACTORY SERVICE Ii)
COMPLETE JEY/ELRY REPAIR
' • rings sized and repaired
e.diemonds and precious stones remounted e pearls restrung
WE CUSTOM DESIGN & MANUFACTURE ALC TYPES OF JEWELRY
HAHOI SHOW!He
Clll'IU
DOI llAJIOI &YD.
COSTA MllA !Ml.MU •
HUllTI'!GTOll ClllTll
llACH • IDINlll
HUllTINeTON llAC:H
Hl·HOI
-The United Si-bas eiprtSMd Iii
concern to the Soviet Union about IL!
1ctlons In Czechoslov11Ua. R<lctn Aid
lhat when the Soviet• h••• I0,000 to
70,000 troopc, and t a n i 1 , In
Czecboclovotla lt mak .. Eaal-Wut rela-
tio111 vtrY dUlicull and In lacl "the
whole Bttzhnev doctrine is v t r y
dlJconcutJnJ.'' H1I rtferenct Wll to
1.eonld BrW'inev, Sovtet Commuftist
She d•ni<d po11111ion ol the dtul In-
ject.ion kit containing three needle.a, a -
aqueeu bulb and other l1t1111, ocd>r111ng
·to Offieer DObeibue.
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'Inside'
Big on
Homes
Charm
Guests will be welcomed to the Roger Brown home
(above) by an entryway graced with wrought Iron gates.
The "inside" home, away from the water front, is de-
signed with a feeling of lightness and airiness, a perfect
foil for the sunny days of the Southern California spnng
and summer.
f\.frs. Brown pours coffee in the combination family-
kitchen-dinin( area that is coordinated with children in
mind. Luxurious paneling adds a softn,_ess to the maple.
furnished area that features a bar with access to the
kitchen, and comfortable chairs make it a favorite place
for family members to meet.
The lovely patio, a gracious setting for easy·outdoor
entertaining, is highlighted with a pool and is easily
reached from the downstairs areas. · .
Another home that occupies a Jot away from the
bayfront is the Dennis Carpenter residence ~(at right).
~faking maximum use of a 3Q..foot lot, it is a sparkling
and brand new home that is accented with touches of
the traditional
Guests will be delighted with the old-fashioned roll·
top desk that is framed with Victorian wall sconces , and
the other charming collector's items that offset the new
and modern.
Little girls accompanying their mothers on the 'tour
,viii fall in love with a very feminine child's room that
is attracti vely designed with built-in toy cupboards,
which will be opened for display.
Mrs. Armen Sivaslian (left) and Mrs . William Gaut·
schi make themselves at home in one of the home's
luxuriously appointed bedrooms, softly caryeted and
Intimately designed witb an .open beam ceiling.
' !map belnc boetu1 of a ~ou• !Jdo Isle "'llayfMnt home. Or
picture bavlnc al your domain~ li'idclul ho~ ofi Ibo water lbal opena
into paUo centered wllb a l•\Vtf-liie swlmmlnc pool. ,
Six homes such u lb-lbat ~empuiy lbe relaxed, 1radous We ol
!Jdo Isle will .be opened for Iba Mith anilual !Jdo Isle Womaa'1 Club Home
Tour on Tbunclay, April 2A. · · · ,
The Island In lbe Sun ~r will begin wilb..a swnptuoua· ~ at Iba
clubhouse 701 Via IJdo S<Mld, appointed in an e~qli~ ·floral seu:::.t, Also
from 1 to 5 p.m. guests may r ax while viewing .,. a~ exbibit·of liqa
and sculpture• by illand artists. ·-I ' ·
Before or after embarking on the home lour, guests may go aboard
the yacht SUmmer Wind wbich will' be ·tied up alongslae lbe clubhouae dOct.
!Jdo Isle residences which will be showcased are Ibo boo>el 'of Iba
Richard E. Barretts, Crawfo..., ·Westerlngs, Earl Hardages and Arlbur
Costellos, all bayfront 1ites, and the "inside" bonies oi~the Ro&er Browu
and Dennis Carpenters. •
The Barrett homi al Pfllcan Point, 930 Via .... Lilla· N"ont, 1 oU,rs rich,
hand-finished walnut pimellng, recessed ligbling and· a hostess kitchen wltb
delft· blue flooring . A focal point in the house is-a drematlc, band•wrought
sculptured stairway bighligbted with a coordinated chandelier from Mexico.
';l'eens visiting the Barrett home will find a.special enterlalmnent -
of interest, designed with youth in mind.
Mr. and Mrs. Westering, 800 Via. Lido N_ord, have displayed ·an rez: ..
tensive she11 collection attractive1y in their bayfront l)ome,.which ts warmed
with a wealth of hand-rubbed woods. Aller being greeted by a oo\lel enlp'·
way, guests will wander lhrou&h the home to the bayfront and Iha specta-
cular view afforded from the house and notice the magnificent 'yacht, U>ie
Blue .Heron, tied-up outs'ide. , . · · · 1 .·~
. . A unusual feature )of the Westering home is an entertainment center
in an upstairs setting, designed for use by the whole family. · -" ,
Traveling next to the Hardage home, 340 Via !Jdo Nord, the eye first
'ls greeted with a stonework facade. The home, a good example of the
attractive execution of a bayfront duplex, is bighlighted with the unusual
use of color, The visitor will be· surprised at the inter,esting combinations of
the spectrum to be found. A hand-carved screen and headboard in the
master bedroom Is a focal point. . .
Another bayfront home that offers still another view of the water and
another unique design is the home of Mr. and !tlrs. Costello, 524 Via Lido
Nord. Graceful and leisurely living are evident as one wanders through the
borne anti notices the appointments.
The dining room is a must for tourgoers is it feature s a rug which
\Vas specially woven in Hong Kong. In the living room viewers will be taken
with a ~foot divan, and in the master bedroom another sµrprise awaits
them, an unusual lucite floating bed. · . ·L
Inside homes to be included are-tbe residences of Mr-. and .ltfrs.
Brown, 101 Via Florence, 8.n<I""Mr. and "Mrs .. Carpenter, 120 Via Quito
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llA ANDERSON, Edi""', . ........... ,,.... . , .. ,,
No Gain for Brain Strain Gives College Student a Pain
D~R ANN LANDERS: I'm a boy,
11, a freshman in collf:ce. I never cut
classes, I lake Jood notes, and r do
1 considerable amount of outs ide study.
Yet my grades are no better than
average. I know kids who cut like crazy,
sleep durinC kcturel, bave never owned
a notebook. and their grades are coo-
sistenUy better than mine.
Todey I got~ a ,Jil)'cboloa·'nall1.
' [ made a 78. The kid next to me
cot a 99. When t asked i( he studied
tor the eram. he aald, "Of course "°\.;
I faked iL" l'm ready to start "faking
it" and lff what happens. I bet ['JJ
be ori probation before 1'0U can aay
"Wilhelm Wundt."
What'• the secrr:t of making a:ood
ANN LANDERS
If~" besides pure 1ludyl 11 lbere
some secret to ltt Thanks for any help
1°"' <"!' l\'r• 'l!'-1"" BEGGIN(l FO)\
A 1:
DEAR BEG: Finl ac«pl Ck foci
Uaat .,aft mt:n are created eq•al" doe1n't
applJ lo edac.-i 1pdlode. Somo
118deot1 IOU •P tafwm1doli llli:e a bfoto.
ler and retain 11t11rfy all of It. OtHn
mist work lbelr lttad1 to lbe bont
in order tt comprtltead 11111 tf what
they rud and Har and Utta Oley forcet
Lllree f...UU of &Mt wlUlia lb bour1.
, tr ;,i.. alive u ~. as )'Ol'l dal'm , ·
aftd nfd:t only awraie trlde1, my Id·
vice 11 io keep pl•&ll•I °" wDI form wori llablll whicb wtll prove far mort
va11able Uaan I Ouby arade point
average.
J a11t tuggest that you !lave a talk
with yoar profes1ors ud ask them why
you must knock you.rttlf out \o set
..,..Uocro IP'IMiff. YH mlpt Jilek •P
. .JOme uldll .cm. ~ ·
DEAR ANN ' LANDERS: I -cannot
-every one of them with perfect vision
and in excellf!nt health. Our life together
b.. been wonderful. Otlr oldest child
truthfully say [ read the letter signed is 2t. Our youngest is 7, We have two
"A Friend.'1 Frltnd." Jt WU read 'to grandchildren.
me by Bill Fitzgerald, a. colleague in ln my J~ ytan u an elected member
the Michigan House of RtpresentatJvu. of the Michigan State House of
I am blind. • Representatives, I've made countless
. , , , ... , .,, .. lrl~ from Lanslnc to Detroit. I used to
I was 1q,..111ocMn; th! '""'!'•~ .. Bill , lhvel. with l1lJ Seeing· Eye doe-I -
knew t ~uld be., becaose it concerned travel alone.
yoa, 109, fer Ck ......,..,. ti ,_
famll1. ne lfrla .... 1ove1y1 ne ..,..
1te ........... Y• _. Mrt. Mu.q-
uve • .,..1 ...... "' ..... ti. , ' .
a mothtt whoee aon had dec~ed to
marry a blind girl. The question was
raised -04What if they have children !"
What awaita you .on lhe other awe·
ol lbe, mmiqe vell? How can 1'0C
be sure your marrlaae will wort? R..a
Ann Landers' booklet "M..-rl•-wi.-lo~"~ ...lr-nquat 1o A»
Landon 1n earl <ltlds ne-"'°""'
Ing !O cents Jn ·coin and a Ion(, llampod,
I hope · "Friend 's Fritnd" sea tbls tetf-addreaed· tnve.. '
My wife Jennie, who alao 11 blind,
married me 27 year• ago. (We met
In Mlchlgan 'I SChool (or the Blind 1n
Lansing.) Jennie and I had. I! cbiidren
and 1tops wort)'ln& about what blind
people can 't do. -ROBERT D.· · Ann Landers will be 11ad lo belt
MAHONEY, SIXTH DISTRICT l'o°" ~11/'n :'! ~A~:s-
DEAR ROBERT MAHoNEY: I 'Mtaat enelollng I aeH-. •
"."' fer a 1uplrta( leHer. Aoa ~k envelope. •
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Horoscope
Libra : Don't Brood About Past
TUESDAY
APRIL 8
ay SYDNEY OMl'.111!.
SHOPPING AND HOUSE-
"BOLD INDICATIONS:
Lunsr paalUon emphulzts du-
ty -be practical in manag-
ing budset. E:Jcellent for
purcbul of bulineu clothes.
Key II io be conservative in ·
unJ111n1 lupiltlll'. Miii)'
Ulld to bump· Into . objecta.
1njurfug mee.. B a r 1 a I n s
available in root veaela~let.
ARIFll (March Zl-April II):
Higbllgbl responalbllity -ac-.
cept more of H. One at the
top is Jmprused. ·Don't shirk
duty -live up to obligations.
Day to seek promotion. Slan-
dlng 1n community could be
elevated.
TAURUS (Aprll lt).May 20):
You may want to study travel
folders. You have feeling that
task has been compltled.
Individual with problem con-
fides in you. The more you
aid others, the more you
ultimately will receive.
CiEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Civic League to Study Harbor Problems
Avoid being too forcefuJ or
qireszlve. Be independent
but not RITOgant. Gather
material for aperimental cr
creaUve wort. You get ac--
curate picture of financial ar-
falrs. A cruise of the harbor while learning about its prol>-
lems and Newport Beach's lnvolvl!Ile!lt Is on the
nett agenda of the Woman's Civic Leegue of New-
port Harbor. Following will be a luncheon; served
by league board members. The event is scheduled
Artworks
Displayed
w a t er color landscape!,
seascapes, florals and fnllts
by artist Clarence Sorenson
will be displayed in the Mesa
Verde Library tomorr ow
through May I.
• A member of the Costa
Mesa Art League, Soremon
began his atudle! ia hil home •.
city of Kansas ctty, Mo. at
the Fine Aris InsWute.
He wa,, art dlredClr for
several advertising agencies
in Chicago while cooti.nlling
his painting Cafftl' W 1 t b
private study under artist~
teachers Paul Gerding and
James Se!siorui.
Sorenson retired two years
ago· and came lo California.
He now devotes his Ume to
his two deepest interesta:,
psinUog and esblbltln(.
for 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 15. Briefin~ Mrs. T. Dun-
can Stewart and ·Mrs. Angelo Redaelli (left to ngbt)
on the discussion are Al Oberg, harbor master (left) and George Dawes, harbor coordinator for the City
of Newport Beach.
CANCER (June 21.Jllly :12):
People e%pl'WI willingness to
cooperate. Accent joint el-
Hls worb have been on
display tn the Colla lieu Art
Gallery and the artlat annually
eihibits tn Park Forest, Ill.,
at the Fall Art Fertlval. Old-fashioned Sewing Bee Revived
Cashiers
Summoned
Members of the !.ife
Tnsurance Cuhlen and Of-
ficen Manqers Aasociatie:n of
Orange County will hear a
talk qn Estate Plaruting, Wills
and Trusts when they meet
in the Iron Hone restaurant,
Oranse, for a 1:30 p.m. dinner
tomorrow.
Newport Harbor Lutheran Cburch·is the scene of an
"old-fashioned sewing bee" the fourth Tuesday of
every .month, but there is nothing old fashioned
about what is being turned out.by the nimble fingers
of. Dorcas Circle ~embers. Using discards, the
women make laprobes for Harbor Area convales-
cent hospitals, roll bandages which are sent to
mission hospitals and sew children's clothing and
crib blankets which are distributed through Luth-
eran \Vorld Relief to New Guinea and Vietnam.
\Vorking on a Iaprobe are (left to right) the Mmes.
\Villiam C. Lampert, Louise Post, chairman and
Kay Walter, projects supervisor.
James B. MacDonald af
Hurwitz, Hurwitz and Remer
will be guest speaker for the
meeting whJch will follow a
5:30 p.m. social hour: ·
Anyone wishing ruervaUons
or informaUon may ciD Mrs.
Ruth C a n In o , Continental
Assurance Company, Sfl-«21.
Bread Slices
Stop Stains
Stained suede ahoes can be
cleane<t by rubbing them wlth
a plece of white bread, 11ys
Jane Speece, University of
Nebruka EmDlioo specialist
in textiles and clothing.
Use a IUede brush to keep
the nap brushed up. Jn an
emerponcy, use an · emery
board.
you can lose weight
and keep it off
Perheps you 've been on diet; before .
You lose o few pound s, but you olwoys
go bock _ lo your old oting hobits.
.Weight Wotchers con help you lose
we ight ond leep ii off, without pills,
or crosh diets. We helP, you re-train
you r eating hobits so you can
enjoy J full meol s o doy. '
Introductory Session et no obligation !
Morning class begins Tuesday,
April 15th, 9:00 e.m. (enter on Bristol
St.) Evening doss begins the seme
doy ot 7:30 p.m. in the Tee Room,
South Coosl Plozo.
Registrolion lee ).00 Week ly i:lu es 2.00,
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Nearly Everyone 'listens' to Landers
FINE BAKERY
Fresh Strawberry Pie
Our f1moul itr1wb1rry pi• i1 b1ck. M1d1
with th• ·fin1lt plump , l1r9•, who/1 1tr1w-
b•rri•'· · J .lf
Strawberry Short Coke
Ind ividual short cak1 cups, topp1d with rich
rid strawb1rri1s and whipp1d cr1am 35c ...
Le-.. Chiffon Cake
Madi with ) lay1rs of li9ht spon91 c•k•,
fill•d with lemon ,.ustard. 1.lf
If your birthday is in M•y, Jun1 or July •top in
•nd fill out •n 1ntry . , . • d1cot •t•d 2-l•y•r
~•k1 to 5 lucky p•opl1 ••ch month!
~~LIDO CENTER
3433 VIA LIDO !NEWPORT BEACI I 673-6360
forts. Uve up to legal a;ree-you Cottecl"' v~ b1. In="., 10UIP mr,ht Ute )'09 IS
ment. Emphulze beauty. llut formatloo. Ol)t-wtlo controls target<Xeep auard In POfitlon.
avoid heavy . cleallinl. Tact, ....,.. llrinp r.eli ami>bly Flnllb nlbir Ulan belin prvj-
~t an<I' Jntin\aenct gain .,._ clllP*d !fWord you. ects."D!scretloll II nece11ary.
r objectives. ' CAPRlcolill· (Dec. zz.Jan. PISCEs (Feb. ! .. March 20i:·
LEO (Jgly23-A11&· 21): Get It): 1!ewm of wildcat AcUvtty ccpnectod with
gether WJth art I a a n_, , ~-c<etact those who organisaUOr\S 11 accented. Ce. craftsmen. Avoid crltlclsm. live ea.st of you. Check ment frJendJy re J at l o n s.
Diplomacy gains more than sources •. R1Qect u~. HumanJtarlanj> ·projects are
does nagging. Some around AQUAlUUS' (Jan. :IO-Ftb. favorl!Ji. You Oould lpeartlead
you are sujersemiUve. Kqow II): Be·N'f!~are'comcUy charity drive. Excellent for
this _ and ~pply light toucb. quoted . Somt wllo spttad improvtnc pub)tc ttlatlons.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): ~ :W
Egxeu deeir-ee-in prJCt(cal "-. ~
manner. If you avofd ei-
ttavagance,, job gets done. A
Maintain steady pace and
avold extremes. Check diet.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. :12):
Don't brood about the put.
Future can be productive once
goal is sighted. More strength
on your side thah might be
imagined_,__ Get house in order
-especially repairs.
SCORPIO (Oct.23-Nov. 21 ):
Short journey connected with
close relaUves is favored .
Strive for great\ domestic
harmony. Obtain int from i
LIBRA m~ssage. M o n e y I
surprise is due. You show a
profit.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21 ): Be moderate in
eaUng, drinking. Do plenty of
liatening. If a keen ob.server,
Spray Build-up
tour of historic
Scripps Miramar Ranch
can be a program for
your club-or social
~rganization ... now
WEEkOAY TOURS of Scripps Miramar Ranch are
especially designed for civic, social, church and
other groups. Make a reservation now for your
organiza tion; group rates for 20 or more. Cater·
, ing for coffees, teas or luncheons available too.
For reservations and information call' 277-7110
(or 291-0204 weekdays only).
OPEN
EVERY DAY
NEW IN SAN DIEGO
Sat., Sun., and holidiys 10 1.m.-
4 :3 0 p.m., no rtstrv11ion1 tt•
quired . Weekdayt, by advance
rt1trv1tion only.
Washed Away Scripps Miramar Ranch
To elln),lnate hair spray ~ -.
build-up, mix a little dry bak-
ing soda with your ahampoo.
To remove every last .trace
of shampoo, rinse hair wltb
a· glass of water containJJqi:
I teaspoon of bOklng aoda.
BE FREE OF
FACIAL HAfR
FOREVER •• ••
PIOOF OF THI T AIN
IS IN TH.E SCIATCHIN,.
Tllet't II $41111 TIN llOQd 11111 llty yirr11
·~ IOft .m tmllOfh, 11'111 trll 'I' Ktlldt
!tu. tlc>MY.,, ftl•'I' do cott 1 1111'
mor1 • • . ~ ltllnlr; 11'1 wortll II.
The
KNIT
WIT
LET US SHOW YOU HOW
EASY IT IS TO REMOVE
EXCESS HAIR WITH
f10DERN ELECTROLYSIS 1
MEDICALLY APPROVED.• 0
SAFE1 FAST, GENTLE.
YOU'RE INVITED TO
CONSULT WITH OUR
LICENSED TECHNICIAN,
,h111-
5'45•2t12 IN OUR BEAUTY SA,LON0
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
~ M11f Au11e fr1111
• · Woolw1rth'1 ·
lri1t1I 1t th1 S111 Di1to Frwy.
... ROBINSON'S
COSTA MESA
HELENE CURTIS' NO-SET
BABY CAP 0' CURLS
THE FASHION MOOD FOR SPRING IS JOYOUSL.Y
AU NATUREL. •,WITH A SOFTLV-i<NOWING n8A8Y11
INNOCENCE! THIS ANGEL-OEVJLTRY IS SHAPED
BY OUR INGENIOUS STYLISTS.•• WHO CURVE THEIR
S PRINGY MISCHIEF TO TiiE HUG OF YOUR HEAD.
TH!N, OUR N0-5CT NATURE::: aJRL PERM TO MOl.D
AND HOLD THAT GLORIOUS TUMBLE. 00WJTHOUT A
SET, WITHOUT A CARE~ NO-SET NATURE CURL. WAV£.
FROM 15.00; CUT, 1'"ROM 5,00. BEAUTY SALON.
HUMAN HAil STRETCH WIG, CUSTOM STYLED, 45.00
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IN BLONDS, BRUNCTTIES, FROSTEDS AHO GREYS ••• WKAT A WIQ TO
WEAft WHEN YOUft COIF DftOOPSl SEE OUR ENTIRE WIOGERY GftOUP;
CASCADES. WIGLETS, LONG AHO MEDIUM FALLS. BEAUTY SAL.OH
,,_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__.-ROBINSON'S NE\l\!KJRT • rASH,JN ISLAl\JD • 644-2800
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·' MO~AY, APAll.: J,;l969 ' ' ' . J N "CE~ ..
Drug· Kit:~
Concealeil
. By Crucifi.X
•1 ABTllUI\ R. VINSEL
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A ~ kit ·for ·drug lnjeclioll -
hidden •in i. wall crucifji aepictin& Je!US'
aaaay cm ;the cross -was foupd in
1 Oosta ·Mesa home Easter Weekend,
by an olUcer choCking tWo Cl'J'lnc baby
boya ...ertedly left out In tbO rain,
pollct alld todty.
Marljolma In rolled ci&arettes, drug
pills and a variety ol other parapbernalia
associated with narcoUcs use was con-
fiscated and a young baby-sitter and
his older sister UTelted, tnvestigalors
claimed.·
Rae E. Graf, 21, of 2435 Norse Ave.,
w-u booked on suspicion of possession
of-marijuana, .,.......,.. of dlftltrOU!
drugs and possession of narcoUcs
paraphernalia.
John D .. Graf, 11, ol the same addms,
was booked only on suapiclon of
possession of marijuana following his
arre~ Saturday afternoon by Patrolman
Pat Donohue.
Ofl!Cer Donohue arrived at the Norse
'A\·enue address after a telephone com·
plaint of two boys, aged two years
and 14 months, apparently being locked
out in the rain.
John Graf answered the door upon
Patrotmaft Doftohue•s arrival abor'Uy
before 5 p.m., and said he bad dOled
oll on the couch and brougbl the ooal<ed
clilldren in after awakening moments
earHtr.
'A hookah«yle water pipe of the type
commoaly used td smoke marijuana was
noticed ori the tdevision set, but Graf
~ ~ of 1lie eaotic device
wbelj ~ abi•iML ' :
Another type ol pipe fyt>lmed ~
a baniboo stem with a hJ!!l'.for 1-"lao
of a i=JCirette WU u0 ~ altii>I
with ]1"1Willy llDOked h ali ~~ha
ci&arettea and what appeared lO be'6Umt
marijuana residue, investielt.cn said.
The hypodennlc kit .... !Olllld hidden
In.side a crucifix hanging on the w~
during th• Investigation In pn>lrt!ll
when Graf's silt.er, a· waitress, arrived
home.
Officer Donohue aaid two pil)]c pills
were found In her pune dlll'ing the
lnvesllgatloo. _
She· denied _possession of the drug In-
jection kjt·contalnlnl three needles, a
squeese bulb and, other Hems, according
to Officer Donohue.
The two lillle boys "l'ugbl pJaying
oul in the rain, pltia their one.month-old
brothet, we~ turned over to relatives
of the woman for care, poll~ said.
Graf was booked Into CO&ta
Mesa City Jail pending a request by
police for complaints from the Oistrict
Attorney's office today, while bis older
liater was booked and tralllferred to
Orana• County Jail.
Funeral .Tuesday
For Mesa GI
A f-servloe ls ocheduled Tueaday
for a U.S. Army soldier railed and
educated in C.osta Mesa and tllltd in
Vietnam combal more than two weeks
ago. , -
Rites !0< SWf Sgt. Wllliam E. Rowe,
22, of 10741 Blake St., Garden Grove,
will be at l:!IO p;n. at Weatminatet
Memorial Park Mortuary.·
A gradualie « Costa Mesa Hi&b School
and Orange Coast College, Sgt. Row1~
ls SUl'Yived by blJ wire, Lina; hiJ mother,
Mrs. Audrey Jesscoat, plus lhree
)>rothers and two aialer!. ·
Liberian Tanker ·still
Ablaze Near New York
NEW YORK (UPI) -Tbe mol....,_
filled Liberian tanker Donli · wu
reported atllI i.ntng early today from
1 fire which ,..ept thrOIJgh her engine
room Sunday night. There wen no
reporta ol Injuries to the C on boanl
according to Ute Cout Guard.
Cout Gum! ptanea from noyd Ben-
nett Field In lkoClklJ1I reported Dames
and smoke 1ft on the 11,000-too ah.Ip.
Voiee contact with the: vwe.1 was Jost.
It IO:IO p.m. SuncUy.
Steck lllerkets
NEW YORK (AP) -The llock market
wu 'banded • sharp loll today on in-
vtltor concem ~tr the latest ad-mtnlllrltion ...... .. !urthtr tl&hlen
monetarJ restraints. (See quotaUons,
P11ea 11-11).
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UPI TtlWMN Gee, She's Big
I Samantha Paddick (almost 2) bends over to get a closeup view oi
Jenny, a 2fryear.old circus elephant who's just too tired to welcome
the little tot to the Bullen Brothers Circus in Canberra, Australia.
Mesa Cross-country, P~ot
Killed as· Plane Crashes:
·4 Colla M-i wltoae Job b~ bim:aailllliiilltijW'ill'.-~J
,,...,~ SuplW' ...... t ......
eel ,i.n.· dUIM'.-ed llumed ·during
taUolf from an ~ aiountaintop air fltiit ~ . . t
& WU id.nail.;, .. Robert E. B)air,
25, wltoae Lut local addretl wu 1330
Pali.sides ~ in county territory just
outside-Colla M ... city llmitt.
Arkansu State Trooper Jim,' Wooten
said ·the victim bad refueled 1t Petit
Jean Airport on Petit lean Mountain,
50 miles north of Little Rock just before
the crash.
Tbe unuaual plane -powered by a
Poncbe engine , -lifted off the .runway
once, touCbed down., lifted oU again
&od ..;then went, dowit and etploded on
Dnpact, inyesilgators said.
William -R. Hendulon, dirty officer
for : the ·Federal Aviation Agency's
Chiefs Son Files
Plea of Guilty
To Pot Charge
.Steven MlllTay, 2t·)'elr-01d son of San
Clemente Police Chief CWlord Murray,
pleaded guilty to one tjlarge o[
lrllnlPolUilon ol marijuana f..rlday aller-
"flOOft before superior C.ourt Judge Robert
Gmlner.
The judge ordered the youth to appear
April 24 for probation bearing and &e11i•n-
clng. TM penalty !or .lrailoportation of
marijuana Is fivo yenrs to me 1n prison.
DilpQlition of four other charges
against., Murray will be handled at the
probation bearing. They Include posses·
sion of berabt., poaenicll 'of heroin with
latent to sell, pouesalon of marijuana and
possession ol marijuana with · 1ntenl to
sell.
'lbe chief's only son waa arrested Feb.
2 -by state IJlCI county narcotics officers
in the driveway ol the !amlly home,
225 i. Elplranza, San Clemente.
Young Murray wu reprtsented by
Robert E. l:.aw ol Tuatln.
sou~.,.i ~t&i.oPat,of!!Vn F\ij.M, ·
Ta .• said Blait~'fCls • qj}ng ff\tDi:t;t1r:,
York tc Anfir!~. Okla .. ,1 the time.
Henderson apld he bad onlf atetclJy
information, but R lndlcated N Jl,n.
Blair was pilotiilg was a· pltasbit d'lft
of some sort, possible cnslom bulll owing
to the racer-type engine.
The victim is survived by his father,
Erwin-0, Blair. of Great Neck, N.Y.,
and wa.s a bachelor who shared An
apartment at Rancho Palisades, near
Orange County Airport.
William Wallace, manager of the plush
new unit!, said he ·and his wife saw
little of Blair, whom they believed to
worll: for Varicori Corp., a Cost.a 'Meo·
plant dealing• in aircraft parts or eleo.
tronics.
No such organization is · listed in
telephone dj.rectories o,r·with information,.
a' check disclosed toda)', but Blair's work tOOk him around the country appamtly
picking up and delivering part!. '
'!be body was taken to the Uoiversity
of Arkansas MedicaJ Center at Little
Rock after the 1:05 p.m. crash Sunday
and reported to Costa Mesa police by
Oklahoma authorities within two hours. ·
The airport where the crash occurred
also accommodates p 1 an e s serving
Arkansas Gov. Wnithrop Rockefeller's
\Yinroc.k Fann. which is located on PeUt
Jean Mounlain.
Mother Turns in
Son on Drug Rap
A lf.year-<>ld boy allt«edlf rolling
. marijuana di~ from ·a ilrl• paJior
b.'g >I the weed ,.., arrested bf Costa
P.tesa police Saturday-..tter being tumfJd
in to authorities by his mother.
Two 13-ytar-old girls ~t tn the
hedroom when family membeTI entered
apparently left the home before Officer
Pat Rodgers anived, according to police.
The youngster rtft!sed to ..answer most
questions about the weed and uid it
belonged to one of the girls and he
was released to his parents pencJin&
juvenile court action.
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Airp.or.t· to :B.®m.:lf No _ Joint : Us~?,·.
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. ·~ JEaod r.: toUJNs iideri.uM by dunt,y. u'p"e r v'lsor. I . r'~~tion unlil .a;pr1r1s:. °' 11!1 'Dltlr •1• .... .-• Hurlburt Pointed out. bu thrft aapects. "lt would be Q' o b s e r v a l I on , ' ~
In puil!lncfor a:COUllly._e<t"stddy Fir!! 'la ·:the· ltud)' <if joint .,. ol the Hurlburt told cowicllmen, "lbai U. t-
or El Toro Marine ~ Air Station week delay was only for the purpose 1.1arine :base: Sealld is the pnparaUon of allowlng public reaction to the pro-
., •an lnt,nm alrpor\ ·for COllllllerc\ll Of a deta''""' -·-. . plen. of "-. • •• e posal!' ', . ·
Jett, N~wport ~!l<h rilaf ·~ ·~ Cclunll'·~ :.~,die El ror:~Y HurlbUrt's report makea ..,. -. ~,.11111'.,_ ol craJ>l'for 19"'< P«<,IY tn,h revealtlMlt:Jointldelanol!ea!lble." niendl\ion to the coiincl!. The conclullon
-ik "A finil . c:ofllideiatioli," · iie ·said, to be, draWn frorri the omissiOn Is reason--
If the study results in unfavorable "would be spteifte lite locations for ably clear :
rtndlng1, it cOuld ]>tl:ni 'bout •· boom 1eneral avlattOl'l Ifill air part .facilities , If a study of El Toro does represent
In <Jranc• County .A!rpof! operatlaoa. Unncecl .111 ~>' ior acqulllifon and ~ething ol a gamble to the · city,
That's the view of Newpoct City development. ' it's a game the city must play. lt
Manq:q H~y L. Hurlburt. . . . SuPrf'Vlaorl tabltd the tuk force bas no alternative.
lie •olced It today ill .. lt report to
city COllllcllmen 111 the -of·.P-ll ol the P<reira Muter Plan· ot · Air
Tra,,_iattoo. ..
-CotmlY _.,-. i.t. weat delay«!
actlon. on a r~tkm·. from a
ei>eclal tlak force . tbal . P'~ con-
sultanta · begin Ill\ llltensive probe ·of
tJie feasibility ol uslhl: El ,.... .. •
temporary commen:lal airport
Hurlburt'1.ceooern centers CIG ~qua.
lion • .
What. if use of El Toro turns out
nOt tG be practical! .
"The lmpllcatlocis of . the · Ph..e II
study,'' uJd Hurlburt, "are open &o ·in-
terpretation. ·
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OC Airport 6th Bu~~t
· Oranp County •Airport . la n°" tlle
~ ·l"!dM · airport In ·the-n;iUon, the
F-~· AvlatlGo Admlnlstrallon an-.
nounced today. ' •
The new ranking reprucnL! a jump
from 11th p~ee one year. ago. . ·
FAA apokesmen said fli&ht operations
la lllel totaled !ll,173.
Loa Angela lnternaUonal Airport, the
. n1Uon'1 riecootl bUlleal, logtd on!~ I0,000
more ta.keolfa and llncHngs:-Loi .\nleles
, J ' ' '· I ,
I,.ternaUonal's · 1951· total wu 590;•
· O'Hare Alrport In Chicago ·la at the
top ol' the list, the FAA -noted, Tbe
Chicago (!9lilY reconled no,110 -· tlon• .last year.
FAA ol!iclala pointed out ihal Oranp
. County's No. IS ranking was largely at-
tributable to a heavy volume Of llgbt
p!ane traffic. Many of the private, aft.
craft are banned from the tar1er air·
porlt.
"ll the study of El-Toro reveals that
joint me b not feasible, ·the county
may be lo a defensible polltion to crellly
expand -•ti<m·and the phJllcal-planl
ol Oranle Oi>unty. Airport. • .
1• .. ~.~·;;,.111a=:~~· Building Firm Founder · year, wwld ~If be a -, . . 1111Pieapnt ailuatloa f<r tjie city of . . . •. . . . • .
Ne\VP(ld BMC:b. 0 · . · · · ' · · • • 1 .. ~:;;~~~~~~, Get).riie·.{!olSwtn · Dies U~l'lli1,;;ei<i=· '" :.l ~ • 1>-j· . . • • , " ••.
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I-·• ....... ~ • and S<IM, a wlll . ,. a rec --...-· a . " ~•·•-• r ... JutiCll·clec1'hd· · I . ,;.,.._ .• · . omla "°"" ... ~,..!
Tho · apeCllic "propoal ·mid&'.: .;,o. . ~ lli'coota M .... -illed SalUrdat
Hunt ·Continues .
For 'cBshles8'
fayclay. ~~l)~t .
The 'hunt cOntmues · today fw a'
mysterious payday bandit who amilhed
h. • ' . ·~-• Oiota ..... -!<r ~ way ... , • "_-lo. .ccc.
th• lhlM 'tlmt In 'lilghl _.,.,,..y,·
only to ,sc.ape e.mpty ~ ei:~
for hi1 crowW. · •
Just u · b1( did In Februlry and Jut
Augutt, the mo)O«Ycl .. be~ boldlijl
artist vanlahed aflq the Vlolent·7 p.m.
break-In Friday at the Bank'ol Atnericl,·
2701 Harbor ~lvd., Costa M~... . .
"I certainly wtji 1 ~ l!IY.'!".e·had
captured him," commented COfl& .M"4:
n.tectlve Capt. Ed Glaqow. todty, but
the holdup pattern remalnl the aame.
The bandit menaced ala teller•. with
. a crowbar· In t)1< latqt ~~ . but !ht
lilcreaalngly llJlllllar n,ur.-no!blnc.
becalllt cub already bad been toclled·
in the mu.tVe VaWt: · ••·
lie obtAlned 417,GJ» la .the-.........
brea~-ln .. ~.trnl:O'I wi~_ll!t .""11!.bor .
and a band crenacte w~ may. bane. b!en. a dummy, and toot fJ0;111111 1111
Au..,.i Iii -Friday nOon-bouf bank . -· . . . . . ... . "1.ltz. # •
The trtack)'.i.ttdk •-.flli!!··i, DIUk•.
ed·bf I dart -·lhleld -.pparmtly committed at leut ooe other d..._
bank robbery In llUtna Part' ala weib
ago. ,, _ _._ .. .
He hu worn white. and ~ bebnetl
and witneaes to the latest Coata Mesa
heist attempt couldn't -111 lhO
headpar'• hut, but the deacrljllloe and
modua operandi were ~bit •.. ·
at Ills winter home In Palm Springs
at the qe of 71.
PHv .. 141 'funeral tervicta· w!ll be con-
ducted Wodlletda1 at · SI. · 1 a·m ••
£P1-a1Chm<h,NeWpor1·kach. ·
· Mr.' Holiteln, a pi!-·ol ·l'rlncdon
\jni.vtnJty. Wu ane of Sou t be r n'
Calllol'nla'a !ll'lt'll<tnHd'<olltncton. He
.... -·. Illa ~ firm · In Lqs· ~·IJl1lll3 and, bOlll -ol Jhe '°11rll! IWll bomOa -¥ ,., ~le. ~al 0.. ll2o'1 .aDd \1311'L• 0
· se iiiovtd the firm ,. eoata 11aa. .~ ...... sJncf that" um., the. flrm ... ~~iUri:I,• · ol ~ in ~e,, Loo AJileief,. San ·pi;1~. and-Rlvenlde
c...,uea.aod Jn Lu vep1;N... .
Mt. lfollteln reUnd In 11115, turnlnf
Ute l~p. o1· the ·li(m over to II!'
.,.,, GtorP llli...l!l': company'• current.
pru\clent, llld 1l'IJl!llll,, both residents
ol the Harbor /tnl.
· An>afid Jolter, Mr. HoJate:in . wu a
member.' ol •Ute Irvine Coalt Ccluntry
Club aJ!f WU one o(. Jhe · lowtden of
die Thunderbird Country Club riear Palm
sprtno •. ~ mo ••• a member of
the N'~ Harbor Yacht Club.
Sunl\'Ol'I Include lill wile, Suaon, ol
thO couflle'~ N'eww! .llffch bJn\e; IOI.
~J~.<;µl:nln, Eaatbluff, hts two IODI ... rm~· .
. "£ -rr "!II.-,. " r
:· -~OTED BUILDER DIES
George M. Hol•t•ln ...
Pl1'0T ·STARGAZER
GAZING AT MOON
' • ' f • There ts something new undtr t b e
attn. DAILY•PlLO'l"utrology columnist
Sydnqo:· OnJarT -°!fl" an eye on the
moqnfar ..-.,too. , 'J'llo.~·... ~-'that Mtndtf '
wWifita ~ IO, IQl.1. make~~ ~ lunar·,POSIUon offers clues to thQ!Se
wtto P.l•Y the rarne as to when it might
-be a good day to go shopping, try 1 new
meliu, p\ake new friends, sed a certain
form of recreaUoo, etc.
ooQjributlpaa ~ the F.ll<nlto!rOr' Medllal
Ceola', Palm Datri, Call!. .
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FaµIty Heater
Kills :~ Children, . .
4: 9lJ!ers Saved .
Cheek Omarr'a new moon message
aegrnent in the Column today on Page 14.
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Orug~ , Coast
· LOS . ANGELES (ti\'!) -. Two c ·1 F . L . . . M ' . ' ~-0.mome 'by lollc .!unies .. 9l;ln~:J .. : . ._'a·f.'e~.. 0,µg · .·· · .e.et.··.· ;::==;=~:,~·
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1 " · • ·Weafller · " ,
: The · sai\t& ·Ana ' wiiids' are Com-,.lkfl a pellet la....,i·wbo Pll'form!d·
• • • · · • ' ' • · , JllOUlll lo tol"'th ,......111Uon wliUe ~riv-. Proj~cts Splitti1ig Planners MarPr.olong .Seas.Um.'.. : ~rei1~·~1t.~.~;
~ '• · · • 'r • . ' dtwot.uier~.' · ' · ·· 1 ' a-aJl1 n>utlno -la on the E.13rd SL, off Newport Boulevml. The city ~ the !lj ~ l"in • Six~,...,.. .. _ Joo, a• lack,
agenda far the Colla Mta City Cou\l<U-1 'l'he same apllt vote _.ittuted no the atate lllvlaloo ol llill\WOya ........ <ii olY... In. Jjle 1partment and lour,
7 ~•-· •-• but ectlon on Joe S...be'a-"'l-~ ......,.,, •'"' wll ol"-....,••-'••at""'"'" :JI __ ,. -•gh\. tallll cwld to build II one-bedroom unllt al 2t• u~•IY ·~"''1 .r-~ K _u ,wereroco.~-. _, _,.,. drac on two pro,lecl, whlcl{ ......,uy . ·!or If ...... o1 soc land lld~ to USCll-ICe:itcr.Tnwertlnoerloua1 IJillt the plannlOc -· . • 'l'burln Ave .• in addition to his uislillC the Colla Maa Civic "U<nter. • , • . condllloft;, • • t
Tbe _._ I d duApluionotdlntlte propertyba. I I The motel .......... f..-. ••• ...._ lltt· 1111' Tetzlafr Wll n..,..i -. ane -re-· perm t a .n ci y ance c nt ne zon nc on u111: .,...... by relld+ee arid ..,...._ ave ~ltrtcan
varlanct lnvolvlnc a IS-unit motel and land 11 the northwest corner of Harbor pared bealde u.-..ay -pn¥lilt clllldliei lllll .,_ adult )nlo.ltla palrol
on II-unit apartnlOlll dnolopollllll In an Boulevml aod the san Diego FJ<tway the Utile Ubetal arts -Wilt llllillf ~";!' to .-iaJ -ivln(.,.ba
area llOlled !or duplexes go to the councU is also up !or ils aecond readln& aod needlll income over Iba •II• ,..,.: , ......,,i1'11oo to t..ura ~
with no appmal or denial recom· adoption tonight. Colla· Mila 'lhellll! ~ tlli.~ (Ii<, , I aioitllti. ·mi ~~lh!!l ildo· u..
mendaUon. The switch from lndu31rlal zonln1 to the .u-,1.......r~ -~, JllGllllt-ifllmrY,( ldlnll,I.
Planninr commlulon memben apllt commercial and commerclal·proleaalonal ' olferecl ftnt II' the klcil llllllllct f ' He -a -n., ind. itoppad to.
on a 2 to 2 ~ Gil the motoJ project ... Lt one ttep_ In the proceaa ol tradlnl by ,the ota!O· -~ WOllll . • an · uai tbalr ~ llut Hiida Roa.
_..i by ·Thoodore B. Uildsledt, 1000 the clly-owned land to Southern e.timalod ft million In liod ~ tbt lilde' I, and lolln Panilu,:.,,..w·aa.nr-
Marlnera Drive, Newport Beach, !or 120 California College In a property 1w1p. ion lhtoup. ' ""'11tli· -tllito. ' ' · •
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' ins and the tem""'ature will aet a
I rise out ol them -to aboot 711
degreea 11on1 the Orange Coast t, Olf Tuesday. ' . -.
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-INSWE TODAY
Tile immintnt collapst of tile
Sov" Vletnmn11e OMnl/ brought
«>fl tht e.ttolot'°1t of Amerlcan
forc<1 f'1 •I9M, nccordlng to C111-•
WiUUrm We1emortlond. Page 1. .,
hetfille n ..... , c...,_ • "'"* ,. ~-h t1.Jt ......... .._ .. c..... • .,.... o.tJ • c,_.. .. 1ec111 ..... ,...
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-• ;:ewes a .e:wN 1 . ' . " . . • . . .. .
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Eye :View . .. . of ·ocial -Scene
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la .. .._ al ...,. journallll • 0 1' ... • """' •• ~··.,..... -. 111111 bow ...., ol fypicll -porty, --..... .. ~·Fl!!" .... -wi. .. I')' llOlllel!Wte ~-l!iJ:I: .• '''ii' '
-tllt otltch>I ·-al -"'Ille Gala llbinoll P"'1; llipl In h-el di• '"'"'<lcll crill<L Ille home al Mr. and Mn..Jllrlm ,Van-
80 !Illa the -· biller ii Ille cup rmn Good, fell abort ol up<ttaUom '*!>lte wl'dc.'llt w llldal ttpeirttrs drink. We who ' fine performancu by two veteran party•
must 'Write with run-p:ra.
lblne. . and lllti~ Harvey Glad, oast in lhe role ol tho
opnadln( good will, heal')' drinW, waa a otroke ol g\Dlus.
no matter bow be.II')' His portrayal or Shirley Temple •!allDc.
CIUI' aouil. "The Good Ship Lollipop" ill lolii lie
, To alleviate thue remembered.
oatural aggrusionl, ~.. A bid for lhe best supporilnc Jctuu
why not devtlop a mi&ht well be deserved by Mrs. G\14ys
,,.., poelic cwps Cheer. A vialoo in ohlmmering r<d, llbe
wbldt would nwcli e<rtalnly u~ed lhe 00.teaa with htt
ii ... -Ille babner al perl<rmallCO ol '"!'be her• d' .......
. Plll't)' Q1Ucs. are yummy." .. ,_ wrflerl. Jlh our lnllnn In the In apite ol U-two brf&ht opoll,
-field, -.id losPlro upllll in Ullle could be done to .... the lacklliltir
the -world -tilrllo and jahs al -· wllk!> tumed out to be .,.,,
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poill "' the ........... he ... -
..,... eomething -1bool Albert
&:hwelller.
Dipner was drab and decoraUorw were
dull, ·thon);1 to a job poorly clooe by
the unima,in1live Eatum; B e a tum
Caterer•.
or a lhlatJy Jllhtriq thin •nfth!nl The cboic• ol chopped Uvu on lettuce
ebt. 'f 'I • • was muoitane, while the mock turtJe
l!n. VlllGood !ell far .. ol Mequale BOUp, hJPly rtdundant, allo fell sb«t
In ljer role 11 the omllinl ~H&IOOini---
.lnJ.ftdgtly'ln a purple lull len,tb -The fil<t ol sole taoted m..., like
IOW!I, Ille loll au her v.,.. wllaa Glad met or -· and th• cherr1a jubilee omuoingty tipped his llballool cin her certlinly ... med a bad eocfinl for auch
white Persian rug. a tuttle.11 meal.
Tbe boll, usually an ace in such roles, •All in all tbe VanGoodl' fete was
=ppoj>\inllr -vlncing when latod for ralfur. belcn the llnt act. • "l"lu Poorer 1'1n You Art,'' ' two ol' hll nNltlmllHooolre cronie1, Jeon c'oz 11 a 114ft writer /or th<
P'..r Knox and J .... Gol4. Social Nor.1 ICctloft o/ tile DAILY;
Jolm Fltn:e, In .bll porlrl1al or the PILOT.
Russ Tes.t l'riple Warhead Man Who Fled·
. · · Jail Arraigned "
Laird Warns Rocket Threat to U.S. Missiles
WASBINGTON (AP) -Secretary ol n<ll kflow why the Soviets .le deploying
Otferae Melvin R. Laird said Monday the SS9.
the Soviet Unioo b tesUng a triple Rogers said UUs would be one cf
w.me.d -cone for the big SS9 rocket the llrst questiom raised In popooed
be...-., a tlnat to U.S. miJsiles. IJ'..S.~f ~ ...,. otratoe!c . orms
Lllrd hll dtad Soviet deployment or llmitltl..,..
the SSt u jUlltllcati«t for the -Lllrd, who h,. ·been criUclzed for
trimnlal Safelua'd antJmillfle l)'llem. llkinl a bald-line.view ol Soviet dl .. top.
Cumotly Ille Sov1o1i are estimated menOI; spoke "o1· sOvlet Id..-wblle
to have oolJ about llO _ _.tional ssts, •• ,.~ the and iotollJc9ice eotlm .... .,. that there eIJl~!I admhUtratlon'.-remis
will be 11bout 500 around 1973 at c:umnt for wanUng to def~ the U.S. missile
dep)oyment rites. force with the 51.feguard anti.miaile
Triple warheads for tbt 500 would system.
five the Soviet& 1,500 nuclear bombs Hli aUditnee wu 11 iroup cf European
!or poodble. targeting. The Unitd States ....... _ ho hu 1,000 land·based Minuteman missiles. re,,..._. .. -w have been on a ·so.day
"One bas to look at tlliJ capability tour sponsored _by the U.S. government.
that is being developed, and certainly "We're not overstating · this case,"
cine would have to assume ii is being Laird said at one point.
developed in order to knkokct cut cur He. denied, as some critics have claim·
Minutaman missile •)'Item." Lllrd told ed, !bat he wu '•""'• his ralionale
• group· ol lonlp journalilta viaillnl for building. 1 ~def .... on an
the P.,llgOo. ' eotimale ol luture Soviet lntentiOlll
At tbe same time, Secretuy of Slllte rMher than caP.bWUes.
Wllllam P. Rocers 'If'• teuu. a DIWI "I'm not t.althlc· about f.nteN:i«lll,11
--""°" ton 11111 be '*'. Lolrdllid.''lllrtabclllaal1Pilll>'."
·Ht said the Soviet Union ln tbt la1t
2f to 27 Jll91llha bu been lieldiq the
SS9 at a faster rate than U.S. intelligence
experts utlmated it would.
1 1be wupoa lllretd7 Carried 11 tingle
Worbead ol up to 25 m._-, ht uid,
and -"They hive -into the lat
slap l<r three ~ ·-l<r it."
Loin! Aid this 1'8i>el a q1llltioa of
wh<4ber the Soviell need a ml..U. for
aocb a 1'trirnendous amount cl megaton·
nage" a1 a retaliatory, anti~ty focce
or .for potential use in a aurprise first
strike against concrete and steel miissile.
silos.
"I've always made it clear th.at I
do not believe the Soviet Unioo would
be looilJh <notJih • • • to 1• lorwud
with • first Jtrite," bird said.
But he uid he could not inJure that
such American weapons syltems a the
Minuteman er the NaV)''I Polaril sub-
JIIMine miaile forte ~ be -in·
vulllerlhle !Grever.
CUP Goof Costs
Accident Victim
Camper, Bunks
Rogers ~oices Chance-:.
Of Mutual Troop Pullout
Inoult bu bean added to Injury for
Conadian Wt oeller Trellon N. Lerchey.
llalpltaliltd ovamllhl with minor ln-
jurltl lollowlng I tnfllc mlsbap on the
Nowport ........ , norlb ol Paliladel
Ried and the COila M... dty llmlta
saturdl,J, be went back to the scene
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'"" Ylctim -double vlctbn when YIN COlllida' Ille cue -found that
the Co1llornia HilbwlY Plln>I and low
tnld< ...tee bad evidently eott<n their
lipallcr<lllld.
Lmbey, al Soren•. Ontario, Aid 1
CUiiom comper lh<ll and three bank&,
worth aao. were taken by locten when
the. pickup truck wu left en the shoulder
Instead ol being impounded.
Justice Has Surgery
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Supreme
Court Justke William 0. Dougi11, 70,
tiaid h1I 11ppeodlJ remcved at Walter
-Anny Hoopllal !&II -t durinc an ablence from tbe court, it was dllclos--
ed todly.
DAll Y PllUf
Ga.lNGE «>Alf l"Ull.l&HING CfJMPANY
••Mrt N. Weeil
P,_llflfll W "*lllltf"
J•t .. a. c,,r.,
Vic. Pr•lfMt •llf o.ntrtl MIN..,
Th-•t K1t •il ....
Tli•M•t A. Mur,hiftt
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JJO W•1t l1y Sh·••t
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WASHINGTON (AP) -secretary of
Slate WiUiam P. Ro1ers d~ todly
that "we certoinly hope there wUI be
some chance cf 11 mutual wilhdr&'fJ.l
ol lroop$" from Vietnam this year •..
Ropra told a new1 ~ ,thet
be plllls to pay a vilil ~ -or
four days to South Vlelnlii:\-fol""""'
a foreign miniltm ~ ti. the
Southeaal Asia Truty OrQni11t1o11 al
Bangkok, 'l'hllland, In MIY. •
The Nixon admlnlstraUon, Rocm uid
In reaponat to a dlrtct qui.etlon, doa
"have a plan which we upnk 111 fair
and reasrinablt for ending Uils confllct1
•'
in Vietnam.
"We're go1n1 to proceed in every pcaal·
bit way to apPly it," he dtelared. "We
have every hope it wlJ,I bring puce."
Ht flatly refused -as he and other
administraUon cfliclals have done in the.
P13t -to givt any details of the plan
or to say whether there bu ln fact
been· any procreu · in secret 'can tacts
with Commuoilt negotiators In Plril
or elsewhere.
On Ille key qut.Stlon ol f r o o p
wlthdrlwal, ~ told the ......,..
and women ""' crowded bll llnl -
C(ln{er<nce .. Mdetary al 1111&:
"I certalnly hope th<n wUt ·11e llOme
chance al 1 mutual -,rithdrowol al ~
Ibis yeu. But u it'• to be mutual
you have lo have mutuality.
.. As to a unilateral w:itbdr11w1I cf
troops a U.S. wiUldraw1J wjthoul parallel
Communist action , 1 won't go beyond
"'hat the Prti'lident has said. Wt are
conside rin& all poislbilities. I \fOO 'l
pt'tdict what might ~ done." •
Op ether subjects, Rogers said :
-He has difficulty in uncttrstandina:
why the Soviet Union ii deployin1 a
massive nuclear ml.ssile -the SSt -
which carries a %$.megaton warhMd.
'lbil ii ..... ol Ille the lint qUeltloo&
WI lntcd lo late up with lhem -
.. bow the u.s.-Sovlet lalb oo stroteclc
""" limitation," be Did.
-The Unilld Slal<o IJ ac:tfftly Jnlll'-
fnC for the alr1tqlc arms tirnltaUon
lalb -Ille oln> ol wblch woold be
to· limit nuclear weapot11 -and "•• ••peel they will htlin In life •prilll
er early summer."
-The N11on admlnistr1Uon k "willing
to de what we c11n to haive more friendly
rtWions with Red China.'' Rogtrs 11ld
lhlJ Iller commenting that lhe United
Stata don not t'Onlkltt n wile to 1t.-
t11npt to aploil dilfennc:et hetWMO Jlod
Chino incl Ruaall : the U.S. •oui4 Ute mor. lrlendly nl1Uons with both. ·
-The United s~ hu ""'"'-tts
concmi to the Soviet Union •lioul lta
adlonl lo Clocfloalovlkll. lloprs Nld
lhlt -the Sovleil hafl 11,000 to
70,000 froopa, and t a n k a • . in
Czeclto!tovakia It makes East.Wert re.la·
tions very difficult and in fact "the
whole Brailmtv doctrine ls v t r y
disconoo1.ina:." Rb reference wu to
Leonid BNahntv, Soviet Communist
Party cbltf, who hu """"' Ruaia
has a ri&ht to intervene to tuppress
change In ony Commllllilt cowitry.
Bunny Shows Up
For Egg Roll
But Not Nixon
WASHINGTON (UPI) -ThouW.!1 or
youngsters and srownups invfded the
White House gm.mds today for the an-
nual Euter egg roll.
They wtre l'O<lod hy lint lady Pal
Niion IDd 11 tall "myatery'' Eater bun.
ny.
Pmident NIIon foiled to -up
as ecboclu!od. 1nc1 ..... or the cmr<1
be.po chantl.nc, ''Wt want Nixon, We
want Niscrl.n
Wbtn Jt wu announced ever a
foul!lpealter that lhe Pnsidont WWld
be unoble to ,....i the yoonptero "due
to other pl'<l!ing obllJlllOlll." ""'"'
and k>ud boos were heard.
?tfrs. Nixon, wearing a briiht yellow
dress. appt1red briefly on the While
House Trwnain balcony with her daughter
Trkla to smile and wave 1t visitors
in Easter finery.
At the ame. Umt , 11 figure dresstd
In a white Jump lt1it and a Peter Rabbit
mask appeartd in the White House
backyud and began sboking hand• with
the vlsU.on, drnrinl cries cl "faker,
lat•" from 1 In al the yoonplorL
A Wblla -llall manber nluoed
lo ldmllly the ''bunny," aaylog tt WU
''more fun" to hep it ltel'tt.
'l1>e numhtr al harV-boiled qp ap-
peued to be lo shorter 1Upply this
year than In eartltt yeen.
Al ihe chlldttn frolicked In prnos of
ta1 •"""'I the llowerlng <rabapple and
m•cnona trets, the WhJtt House nag n ... It hail .taff in lhe bright 1pring
sunshine In moomlna for a former OC•
cupanl, Owl1ht D. EJtenhower.
Ike Stamp Scheduled
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pootmuter GeoftJ Winl<ln M. Bl<1Unl uld tod1Y
•. -1&1 llamp -.. lormet Prttl·
dint Dwight D. Ill-will he illued
on the •nnl"!YIY or bll blrlh, Oct.
14.
I ' I
On New Conn~
ArrlJinment for a Canadian man who
gave the lie to Cella Mesa'• acape-proof
jail in • dtsperote bid !ti lnldom
!&II Wedneodl:y WU llCbedulod todly,
lollowlnc ""'""" al -~ apinal him. , ,
Jewel theft IUll]ltCI Llun:nce II.
Duborg, 27, Ontario; iJ -held in
lieu of $120,000 bail cm the five cbarg~
carritd on booking records, folkrwing
his arrest in Los Angeles.
The charges include. suapicicn cf: kid·
naplng, escape, attempted auto the{t,
burglary and reetivin& stolen property,
the latter two involving a $17,000 Costa
l\1esa diamond ring heist.
He was in Harbor District Judicial
Court today en the latest cbar1es, while
preliminary bearings are due later this
week for D.Jbcq and hia: <l, Debra
Cazes, 27, on the jewel tlwlt cue.
Mias Cua r.. held at Orange Cou!lty
Jail lo lieu ol IU,500 baJL I
Duhorg oqulrmed through • bookini
c.a1e. window uacl ~ e~cally
controllid doon -ln .Jllo-'uiioucceasrul
jailbreak, but was captured by detectives
three minuta: later near city halt.
Ht had tried to commandeer 11 car
driven by a Westminster college student,
then alle1edly dtagged the mctoMst. out
and stalled the vehicle in his haste.
Driver Who Hit
Boy, 13, Sought
A Colt.a Mesa boy rurmln1 acrou a
buly houlevud In the rain eocoped
..nous Injury saturday, but po&e -y
art bunling the motorist who drove off
wben the victim said he wasn't badly
hurl.
Curli s L. Klemsteln. 13, (If 1451
Deauville Place, was treated by his fami·
Jy physician for cub and bruise• suffered
in the mishap in a croawalt on Harbor
Bcu.levard at Gisler Avenue.
The boy said he w~ ·ruMing west
on a walk signal when hit by the compact
car, which was traveling at low zpetd.
The driver failed to report the accident
a.a requirtd by law.
DAILY PILOT lllff ......
Winging ·1tJ..
Kitemeisters of Ancient Mariner Kite Team prepare ~foot vehicle
for launching during silth annual Benjamin Franklin Kite Flight in
Dana Point Sunday. Huge kite won "lowest flying" !ropey, a.s)ep up
from 1968 contest when it captured "Am.Ua E11Ihart ·Award" for mot!
spectacular crash.
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Bal Rained Out
Storm Starts Early Windup to Week
By JORN VALTERZA
01 .,.. ~llJ 1"111t sr.n
Saturday's sudden rainstorm signalled
a premature and dismal windup to a
Bal Week in Newport Beach that might
well be Jogged as the deadest cf them
all.
Potict were Upt busy but never har-
ried over the aeven-day holiday period.
Their stalilticol totals releued _,
&bowed arrests, traffic invtstigat.ions and
cllltinm tu "'"1 ... than·lul _ ..
E1ctpt fer 11 brief flurry cf btu
party orresta. euly in.Ibo wetk, 1ncicimi.'
"" po&e lop _.,.~~1'Jloa Coiiiiii\«!
during any busy awnmer wetk. ..
This year's total ifrestS ·wrre 303,
compared to last year's aum o£ 311.
Juvenile arrest.. for curfew and paren·
tat control violations exceeded last year's
amount!.· Curlew figurt11 were 133 for
this put Bal Week, -""ed to wt
year's 126.
Lack of pamilal contro~ llI?e.sts were
up, too, with 101 legged this year and
95 recorded last year.
Traffic l!Cddenb were up every clay
but Tiie:sdoy during the -t. 'Ibo iota!
this yeair wu 72, compared to· 69 Jut
Year. No critical injuries were 11ttributed
to the crashes, but 1tver11f .serious in-
juries were invclvtd.
Traffic cilllticn11 dropped measurably
-745 this year;· ·compared to 906 la&t
year.
Tw~thirds cf the ci~licns went to
adults.
The city's beaches were packed
throughout the week, and lifeguards
estimated that 600,000 persons visited
the sands. Save for Saturday's rain,
the beaches were. warm and dry tnCU&h
for sunbathing during the entire weik~
Jellyf1.11h uriVed for two days early
In lhc week, causing discomfort for 11omt
'""lmmers.
Lifeguards accomplished Jl ttscUes fer
the whole period. The missions all were
described as rcutine.
Another discomfort -this ooe for
surfers -ill expected to continue fer
several more weeU.. Quarantine. of nter
north cf Newport Pier ~ is in effect.
11 covers, lileguardl eay, \he be.t turlinc
spota along Newporl'1 slMlreline.
No citaticm fer violatin« the quaran-
tine were ~ed .last week, e~ tpoy,,b
lifeguards ushered huildrads of .~.
and surfers from the troubled waten:. · ·
")'l\IY all . ....,ea lo cooperate very
well -onet -thty kneW why we lsted
them to get out cf the water," a liie,ua?d'
said.
Thieves Net $700
In Costa Mesa
Stereo sound equipment and an apart-
ment advertising sign vanished over the
we eke n d, u Costa MtsaM reported
thelta and burglar!., totaling $700 to ·
police.
Mary S. OJICber, manager · e I •
apartments at 1eo W. Wilson St., told
Officer Eugene Norden Sunday _that !
thieves had ripped out a big "Hacienda
<le Mesa" sign worih $380 and hauled
it away.
She said &he cooldn't imagine what '
they woold want with the heavy wooden
billboard.
Roommates Fred L. Branson 11nd
Robert J\.1. Selis, of 1760 Pomona Ave.,·
told inve!:ligatcrs Sunday that a car
burglar broke into their lwo vehicles
and looted them cf $.120, mostly ID stereo ~
musi_c tapes.
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AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE
COMPLETE JEWELRY REPAIR
e rings 1i11d •nd repairec'
• di1mond1 and prtciou$ stones remounted e p11rl1 rHh:ung .
WE CUSTOM DESIGN a MANUFACTURE Alll JYPES OF :JEWELlY
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HOUSTON .(liPi> -Dr. Denim °Ji, -a little loocorU... uiooflor Cooley. .
Cooley took • DWHnade dacron ~ Cooley otJpped s:,:a1 1111 uoua1 tiaue ~~from Ille chell al an lllloob ..._._ -I aad -;.....,.
... today and ,...,~ II with "· .,,.... • or ' •-r:c: lo
....--~1""tlle~,truld<r.-J><rcn 1 "God-&i•in" ~ a1 .... year. had w 1.1..,..,.., Mus. -·· te_.. -ollle. lo b[lll( a ·-· paUeal Into the ~·-' .__.••I , .. , ""' .OllllmJit;c about the -. • 1111 donor'• ~ In lea ~ .-.:;;;;_
...,.,lo(d olhor dodAn 111.bo -'fOdaY, the donor urlved al 3::111 l.J!l. ~ Ille chat al JluUll. Karp, 41, ·and Cooley beCln lnDlpllntlq at s
• Sbtlt, Dl. a.m. ~ ~ lrlnlplel -~· fedical . fmit for Cooley, ..... bu
@"Onned ..... al lbe operatlons' thu·
'!!'>' -phj>ldan. It .... the flnt tjne a compJetely artificial device wu
~aced by a living ~ In a hmnan lfdy. .
~WORLD
The lamed 1111rgeon, who ooJy laat
J)iday lltu!med the medical world 111
linplantlng a synthetic ~ Into f>arp,
started the tedious last ol "'Placing ii-with . a human lleart about 5 a.m.
PST In a delicate operallon at St. Lllke's
Hospital
Cooley replaced the artificial heart
with the human donor organ in Karp's
chest at 6:30 a.m. and started it beating
with one electric shock.
"It started beating with good rbythm.'1
a hospital spokesinan said.
The complete transfer cl. the human
heart from the Massachusetts widow
lo Karp lasted two hours and '5 minutes
DOCl'Oll. OPTlllllTIC
"It'• ~ aupportlng bla clmllatlon
for :Ill minutes and I am optloll5tic
about the -· • Cooley said ~ alter he .Ulclled lhutlCarp's chest.
He lhen .... t an aide io loll tbe pa-
tient's wife.
"Al Jong •"this ls the wont news you. bring me I'm hippy to· aee you, ...
Mrs. Karp !Old· Ille aide.
"Mrs. Karp ls relieved and happy, ..
I hoopltal .,.._ ~
The human donor, flown lo HOO>!on
In a louC)Hhd-go f1igi1t mamd by
mechanical problems a'ooard the private
plane, died al SL Luke's Jeu than Ill
minutes after she was rushed • to the
hospital at111 in "very, very critical'"
coodillon from what the docton called
"irrevenible" brain damage.
The woman, whole name waa not
Immediately disc:Jooed, wu accompanied
bY a :D-yar-old dlllghter and Jell two
Smothers Brothers Say
Canada Offering 1Time
NEW YORK (AP) -Tom and Dick
Smothen; said today they have an offer
from the Canadian crv netwcrk to pro-
duce their llbow lo '(ormlo H Ibey cannol
place tt with an American networt. 1'9ID Scmlh<n uld he and blS brother,
Freeway Wreck
Injures Woman
In f.osta Mesa
A Venloe womae wu aeriaully Injured
when the car in which W wq a
paasenger went out of om.trol early this
morning on the San Diego Freeway ow:
Harbor BoulevanL
Marjorie Clark is ht Orange Comity
Medical Center suffering from multiple
lnjurie& She had been transferred from •
Co6la Mesa Memorial Hospital alter the
2: 30 a.m. era.ah.
The California !Ilgbway Patrol said
the driver of the car, Carl Ford, .20.
a Camp Pendleton Marine was less
seriously injured. He was treated at
Co61a Mesa Memorial ijospital.
Officers said the car 90\lthboand, Wt
the freeway north CJf Harbor BouJevard
lmerchange and crashed Into a guarilrail
on the west side of the roadway.
Shostrom Book
Discussion Set
Everett Sbostrom's controversial book
''Man the Manipulator" will come under
discussion by Huntington Beach citizens
at 7:30 p.m. April 23 .
. The discussion gioup, open to the ubllc,
will be held in the Huntington. Beach
Main Library, 525 Main St.
Jn his book, Dr. Shostrom shows how,
nian manipulates things in order to
control others while reducing himseU
to "things" in the process.
The Ubrary, sponsoring agent of the
o\.ent, will fumi3h copies ol tbe book
to any Interested group.
Baby Girl Killed
By Father's Car
A 1-year~d baby girl was fatally
injured Sunday when she fell beneaUt
the wheels of a car driven by her
father. bawn M. Halbrool<, daughter ol Mr.
,.. C.01}' Traffic 1111
A Dea~Toll n
and Mrs. John Halbrook of 13762
Figueroa st., Garden Grove, died of
sever< head Injuries at the Orang< Coun-
ty Medical.Center at 11:30 p.m. Sunday,
tbe corooet'a olllce reporled.
The baby wu wJth her parents who
were visJUng Mr. ·Halbrook's parents. W. and Mrs. Samuel E. Hsllrook of
9952 Guinida Lane, Anaheim.
The California !Ilgbway Patrol said
the father •• becking his car out
tl. the drlvew:q ol"tlie grandparents'
home aboul I p.m. -II struck the
Utile girl
canceled laat week by CBS, bad not
received offen from ABC or NBC, but
said, 0 We're open to the other network!."
Diet aaid the chances were "very
slim" that they woold return lo CBS,
which canceled their llbow !or nert
sea.son after a k>ng dispute over censondtip.
Robert D. Wood, CBS Television pres!·
dent, said on Friday the Smothers
Brothers had commltted a "breach of
contract" by failing to submit the tape
oC last Sunday's show In lime for
previewing by affilia~ staUons over a .
closed circuit.
Wood said the scheduled show, which
WU not shown, WU in "bad taste,.
.b<quse al a ftligloua 11U.... Tm., who bad just returned I-
an unctnoored sbolrini of tbe Smothers
Brothers llbow °" the privately owned
CTV Sunday, ujd, "We have an oUer
from ~ Canadian people lo come OJI
and produce our show there if we cou1do 't
find a place in the United States.'."
Tom and Dick II.id at a news con-
ference that their main concern wu
not "whether people like the Smotbera
Brothers "'°" .. think ti artistically creative." ·
Acting as the spotesman, Tom said,
"Our concern ls that in America tt
ls more than ever necessary that an.
popular opinion and di•ergent 'fiewa be
shown on teJevialon. 1be network
presidents repeatedly aay .that the air
waves belong to the people. We believe
thaL"
Tom is tentaUveTy scheduled to appear
on NBC'a "Tonight Show" tonight and
on NBC's 0 Today Show" Tuesday morn-
ing. He also is booked onto the "Joey
Bishop Show" on ABC Tuesday night.
Indian Lawyer
To Talk on Yogi
In GWC Lecture
. Surath Cbakrovorty, lawyer from
Calcutta, India, will speak on "The Ule
and Experiences o! Tur< Yogi and
Mystics" 'lbursday at Golden West
College ln Huntington Beach.
~ lecture, open to the pubU~, wm
be held in the College Forum off Golden
.West Street.
Chskravorty bu wllneued many
demon.!b'ations of mystic, occult and
yogtc powers of saint.I and yogil, 10D1e
of whom are still living, say college
officlall. ·
He has Btodied e>l<llSively under
several maaterr and mystics and bu
Investigated smnJ varieties of yoga.
The lndion attorney rec:enUy urlvod
In the United States and la ..,; risltlng
bis IOn, Sumanto., who enttred Orange
Cout College this aprlng after .......... ID lndiL _,.,.
Pilot Uninjured
As Plane Crashes
. :4. N"'l' -•l!lod lnjmy Sunday
nlPt -4lo plane he -flying ran oot of pa and cruh landed In
.. -!leld -"' the Anaheim Ooanntiaa ~ J>Uti"l Jot, -... -andOiu-Waylo~ ..1:1: ~the q-a lit flipped
I-dau1htera beblnd 'In
MuaalJcusetts.
PLANE TltOIJllLE
The plane, which had ·~ up tbe
clooor at a -' airport last nl&bt, developed mechanical lrouble • on the
Oigbt heft and made an emor1eocy
lindlng at Barkldale Alr Force ea.
near Shreveport, LI.
The landing had lo be made without
llapa and the·plane.rolled rr.e ror 11,0GG
feet aiaic the •("a'•ling nunray o! the
giant Strategic Air Coml!land baSf before
It ooasted lo a ball jult short o! the
end of the runway. .
The operaUoo was the ltlh human
transplant opentioll performed by Dr.
Cooley and the m such operation if
the one he performed Friday with the
· 1yntbetic heart wu counted.
II WU tbe !24th lranlplanl pOrlonned
around the world on m patients. Forty·
one ol the previous patloala """' lllil1
aliv< al last reports.
A hospital spokesman did no! Indicate
Immediately whether the Massaclrulelts
woman'• donation wu being made in
response lo a tearful pies last Satunlay
by Karp's wife for a "God-given" heart
to replace the man-made one.
The spokesman aald the donor's brain
damage wu not cauaed by· injury, but
was the ~ el a medical problem.
'Ibey were not iurl. ol tbe uact cause
al the a}lmmL
' Tax Deadline
Creeping Up ·
Thursday ls tbe deadline for paymtnt or the second Installment on 1961-69 ~
perty taxes, Orange County Tax Co~
Don S. Mozley warned today. n-who fail lo pay their taxes
by 5 p.m. Thunday will he subject
to a $3 per parcel and a six perCent
penalty eharge, the tu collector said.
Penoas -mall their tu payment
.,.,.. warned by Modey to be certain
the letter !J postmarked 'lburaday, April
10 or the penalties will be assessed.
He urged those who mail Thursday to
check with their post office regarding
the post mark.
Paymenta may be made ·to the tax
collector's office, l30 N. Broadway, Santa
Ana.
MECHANICAL HEART BEATS IN 800.Y OF HASKELL KARP, A MEDICAL 'FIRST'
··Patient Visited by Wife, Shirley, llofwo R~lvlnti Heart of Meuachu-1 Woman
2 Per Month Set
Huntington High Group
F ol!ow UpDanceP~oject
Teenaa:en in Huntington Beach are fo1-
1ow~ up their Initial dance project Mardi' JI with a two-per month series of
dancet 8nd an organization ready to
demonstrate what teens can do fix: teem.
Under the UUe of Community AcUoR
Studen!J Leag\Je (CASL) a group o! en-
terprising Huntington Beacll High School
students have already lined up the city
Recreation Center olr dances April 2>
and May I. .
Orpnlzen say' member.hip In CASL
is open free to any students at Huntington
Beach High. .
Temparary pnsident of CASL Is Linda
Blair. She reports that about Ill student.
attended tbe March 28 dance and are
r .•
[ .• , ~.1 .... .;,(
now worldng wllb the committea to plan
the next two dances.
A band known 11 "Polson" will be tbe
feature of both dances lo be held Int he
~ Ceirter la< dences April 2>
streets'.
The·teens plan te ass!Jt the city.lo lb
try la< park hoods . CASL memben hope
to distribute clreulan, provide trimpor-
tatlon election day and teJe~ ·voters
lo help push the park bonds thfaogh.
They hope a teen center - a place for ·
youth te gather -might he Included lo
Huntington Beach's park -lopmenl.
Cumntly CASL I! small; bat growing.
They are looking for more help -from
the teens tbemselvt1. 'lbooe Int.rested may call Ltnda Blair at -.mt.
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Biafrans Flee
From Last Cio/
Before Nigeria
U.Gcis, Nliei1a (AP) ---·.,.
fleeing Umuahla lo eacape a -.I
off ens.Ive afmed'.C tbe 1eee11i.Lllll• bud-
quartera and Jul major. ...... lllt
N"igertan command said lodsy, '
A high mllltary spollm!laD aald lllt
lnlonnalloa eame from ~ ,.. ........
Shuwa, commander of the lit Dlvlllon
that the ?.flgeriam claim bu ova.a qo
Ozu Okoli,. a railway town elgbl mlJea
~ o1 Umabla. The --ital la ooly a mile "'" al rang< al tho 105mm howitzers uaed bY Ille N~
the spokesman aaid.
Before lbe outbreak al the dvD war
21 months ago Umualda had a~
al about 29,0GG, bat llill bu -nalJod
by -"' ...,,_ from lllllna
...... aeisecl by lednl -
.,
'~t-.· ..
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hi have to have more pull to be. first.
'l1ia\'1 wlW It takes f.o lie«
·leader.
And the 1969 Chevrolet
Impela'1 g0t It.,
•
tJiemail.
With features like our Anti·
Theft LOck System. When you
Jock the ignitian Oil a '69 Chevy,
youlockthesteeringwheerand
transmimion lever as well
is now available witli most
Chevy engines.
Let your Chevy dealer show
you what it take! to be fuat.
Then you'll know why the
competition baa to play OW' •
Hospital Says Widow
Of Churchill 'Weaker'
LONDON (UPI) -Lady Clemmtlne
Spe11ett-Olurthlll, 84, widow al Sir Win-
1too <llurchill, wu a "lltlle weaker" ~
ct., with a frac(ured th!J!b sullmd ID a
fall on Friday. a hospital bullelln uld.
Normsn Dole Radtb. -. ott-to _
tbe USS Maril! beflllod at '-lleoch,
!old -be had rented tlie piano
With thelugestlllaDdard vs
in Cheyy'1field. A 327~blc
ineh235-ho1aepower job that
thrives on regular gas.
And if you think pulling a
trailer.or a boat is a drag, you
haven't pulled one with
Chevrolet's Turbo Hydra-matic •
This thlee-range trinmnU..ion
game. ' ' r"---
Follow the leader.
Qoc:IO<I al Weatmlnster llospllaI aald
she hU "another ....UUl night allhoo8'>
her general condlUon ii 1 little weaker.''
al Fullerton Alrport and -IJyq a
....Uno Olgbl patlenl -the eoclae
9"ll --al Jodt "' Ille.I.
l'ollce Aid -walbd --the cruh lltllnjund and the piano luf.
lered only minor damoge. I
With four big oomput,er.
IJ8!ected coil springa that leave
bumps where they belong. On
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o.11.V I'll.Of -· A"11T,1"' ~~..--.=;Thieu Peace Plan Ships Coll~, :~ ~-·.••pag~ Proh~d
· · Go Up in Fire . ~l~t McuJ,e Actor's Son . a 'K_iller~
Re]. e· cted by c ong· '-'' M. . p-• . HARl\ISBURG PL (AP) :.. RdltlYH rllburg hospital, whkjl .•listed ~
I v n f.SSf.SS pi say Donald MBri!O Llmbrilbt, wbo &tag· Slltla, !$, ol Farmlngdlle, N.Y. ..
· '" ed a blgb.W•y shooting 1pree lo whSch crlUcal and Emesl Stevens, 47, of
. NEW ORLEANS (AP) -A bead-ori low: died ond 17 ~ )!ouodecl, fell Eildwt, Ind., as strloua. 1loth were
PARIS (UPI) -Tllo~'°"'"" ond Ubert)' op1ml ---all Ille C<Jl11slOoi between a Formosan 'lrelgbler bewu.• ~ol .nclal ·dllcr~ sbol In the face. '· .
ment <J... olfered Ille VIII "-• a -~·'-•"-'-• ... U--·a !ne nd ll bar t ~ ...... -• • f.n ui>clt .NJll Lambrlg!il, ll·Y,W-0 I.am...,;,,. "" driving . west ott the
plan ol~ ......waUoa la~cll '"""'-·--a an o ge ~ -. .,_, -... of the:·Netro movie ,actor Slepin. rumpik;';°'bout 10· a.m. •Saturday when It w band to carry out their wor., ...,_ obeell ol flame aoarllli Into a beavlly Jlelcblt,. \lid been dlqriooei! by a lie bePn iboOllng , · ·
woold portlclpole In pollllcal lffaln ond m11n111n lndellnHely their occupation 1n .. 1ec1 bridge ond -i .ection' j>sychilitrist 4 Y'4I' ago u tuffering • · ' ·' ·
u • noo.communtsl party. Tbe Viti ·-In ·-·· v1e~·-." ol ••• • ..... ~ pl ri u• ........... fMM vlnlenl al-llliddal _,,.,,. bUI . Ills Sl·ytar-<>ld wile, ~tte, was Cong dJ8mlsaed the ofter 11 timewarD •vvr-ouuw MMWI -= ~P vs"'"" -•""""6 had~fuaed.,.Utment. ·-rr;:+ . !leaWbeSicfehl!n.~.inu~car .. were
«-1111 ... °"" ........ and AmericaJHlldated. In dolnt ao, Ille Viet Cone uld, Tbleu petroleum Sunday nl&hL . "ThO wboli blacl:.Whito ..;..,:.,;lallon a oemlautomat!C rllle, a Marlin eMblne,
Tbe pn>pOSala were put forward .bf IDll tom""' "eolnl igablll Ille iijjli". 'Ille Coast Cuiird uld 1$ ol lhe 51 · · hiiii . ·-· eh~' ktth-unCle aod eevoral-bout of_U.._......,,tlon Hanis County commissioners In
Hooa1oll have told four judges that
lib It or DOI they've got to take
their share of more than '251),000
worth of new furniture when they
moved into new offices. Judi" WI~
Hom Hotton complained the new
furniture "is not lunctional and clis-tracla from the judicial atmos-
phere!' Jud .. Jack Smith said, 111
have a red couch in my new office
and one attorney asked where the
madame was."
Pmldent Nguyen Vu 'lllleu In Saigon lionl of Ille li<>'!t!> --1e members o1 crew o1 tbe freighter, the aHecled very mu • 11 ' . • which Mn. Lambright had · bi>ugbl nine IDll by Pham Diii& Lam, Ille cblef IDll aie aot ....... Into -the Howard Jobnsoo, a . llOClologlst In the dayi earlier in St. Louis. ,
otiator In P·~-~-· u~J -. ·-~· 7,301-loo Union Faitll, were unOccounted New York City anllpciYerly-. 1.am~ ht ~-l·'-1• a!M' g .the Sa1goo neg Mm. ··---...,..._ ol peace ol Ille ~~an for. Twenty-five were tal<eu to boepltall. In · Ciev<lond, . ~t'• 1l!Olbor, , w•I ~0"; .. ~;::;..:., 'th a six-point program wblcb would occept people mid Ille people ol lbe -Id wllo 'Ille fft-l'Wept ohlp sank about six Mn Wlnifl'ed 1.ee d<clared her aon heivlly traveled •• ....., • ., ... ay WI a
Vlei COllg polllleal octlvtty U ii cllanted demand Ibo United States otop Ila war. llourraft<r. the 'colHai"' while being was' ..,1 victim ot 'llM 'ncllin th.al Is rllle cradled In his arms, taidng raadom
Its name and stopped the Og!lllng. ol --• ' ·" towed away for beaching. abroad In this land. · sbols ~t passmg.cars. .
"Thal which· Nguyen Van Tbleu llicl The Vlei COllg demanded th.al Ibo The oil barge lrcke In two IDll the "lie found ii lmpoalble to reconcll< One o1 the shots sauck and killed
Pham Dang Lam bave j1lll declared people ol South Vietnam lell1e their two fiercely burning aectlons f1oaled himself to the fact tbet be could oot K .. oan, who was taking his family to
contains nothing easentlally different own affalra "accordina to the pollUcal downstnam pursued by fU'e tup. One reach employment commensurate to NI-visit a son at P~lvarua Sta~
from that wbicb the United States bu FOlf8lD d. the National Front for the section finally sank and the Clthtr ran abilities, ... she said.; ·He· had recenUy University. ~n Keenan oolla~. !ti'
said and repeated for a long time," Uberatloo of South Vietnam (the Viet aground. The barge carrying 9,000 bar~ worked for the Oblo Stile Employment wife, Ruby, reached for 1he ~nng
Ibo Viel COllg lald In a atalemenL "They Cong) wttbout any outalde lni.rterence." rel! ol crude oil was being pu&hed by office but quit 14 reluni to .IChool at wheel l!lld ·was killed by a secood bullet.
have only obeyed the ordtra of the 'lbe tan statement wa1 1 v!rtua1 de-the tug ·Warren Doucet. i.incoln -Univenity in Oxford, Pa. Their 13-year-old son, Paul, was cut
United States to repeat aome well known mlllll for ...,.,_ to Ille Viet Cong. Fimnen holed down wharves and ships During his bour·long raroJ>88e 00 the , by shattered glass •
allegatiool. Vlei Colli rejictloo of the propooal in the area to prevent the spread ol Peoosylvaoia Turnpike Sa\urdly Lam' . Lambrlfh( pulled over 1" the roadside
"This only provea again thal they came· u no ._i.e. Vice Preaident the blue. bl'lght killed Mr. and 'Mrs. lgnattu.. .CCasionally to fire at oncoming cars. • A 23-ytOIM!d Reno woman com·
plained to police a nearly nude man
stepped out from behind a tree on
a cfOwntown street a..nct said "H.ey.
can you help me?" Asked to de-
scribe him, &he oald "he bad a
are the valetl of the Uoited States, Nguyen Cao Ky uid earlier today the 0 rt looked like the river w11 m fire," Keenan of Philadelphia, bis wife and About ooe mile east of Harrbburg, he-
very reactionary and very w1rllke. CommUn1sta are not ready for IUious said Elyue Landry, a crtwman 00 a himself. made his final stop. He shot bis wife
''They haven't the allghtest deaire ttl Vietnam peace talb becau.se they are dredpr wcrting near the scene. Two of the wounded were tn a HI!'-to death, then toot bis own life. eod tlie ·war tn 'Vietnam mid · """1d stIU "counting oo the lmpollence of the
ra-aok the South v~ popula· American public for ID advantageow1
lion to bait the atruggle for lndependmce settlement." pot belly." • * * * * * * Green Berets, Tribesnien
Captur~CongStrongftold
SAIGON (UPI),-Vietnamese
m""""'8l'ies led by U .S: Green Beret.I
today reported conquering SupenllUon
Mountain and llelzlng power 1enerators,
N .. chicicai jolco this -D"""' Marl•. beds, movie projecton, lowllpeal:en ond
BetrA>ld,)1;. of .S~ CloOd, Minll., holds typewriters from Ille cavea· that for
oil< of l1DO lliiV• <all• tDhlch '°"'' lald 20 yean had been borne for a Viet
by 11<1' p<t chlckell, Lightle. The egg Cong bettallon.
mealtire1 tiQht il'ic~! around from The mercenaria:. are Mootagnard and
end lo ml and m inches 01'otntd the Kluner Trihellll<D who are tradiUoaally
mlddli. Whal'• more tilO he1I has aou-common111 ond are paid by Ibo
b\!en Ja¢ng two this aize each day, U.S. Special Fon:ea who bave trained
Do · them in the art ol modem warlare. Wf'.10111. 1:1 ....... 1 ... "'-"i. v1e•-·-1 ba . ------~ -been re!Qctant to tackle Ille moontaln minc!folded trustee of ·Nunda, beca-they believe it 11 Ille home
N.Y., a Livingston County village, of-. dragons ond polaonous wlndl.
picl<:ed Republic.on L • o n Gohf.. '!be mountain ol rock whoof guerrilla
lhwolto to be mayor. Goldthwaite'• mldentl bed fought olf repealed Allied
name was pulled from a barrel that olfenslvea in recent yeara fell SUnday
also Contained a card with the name to the Green Beret. IDll the Vietnameae
of L•loy M.rch, 3', bis Demqcra· rnoul\lalD nien · wbi -k wltlt !'>!.'!'.-
tic opponent Both had received lft. nor planted • South Vlebllllblilli 114
voles in reiUlar balloting for the 12 feet by 23 feet on its summll
post and bad agreed to the drawing II ended an offensive that began lhrte
to break the Ue. weeks ago at the base of the mountain
• 120 miles west-southwest of Saigon and
seven miles from the Cambodian border.
The 1969 tourUt sea.son. is
here and the Russian& ore toor•
ried about their foreign guesu. nou, tourists are most disciplin--
ed,'' IOid a ship captain.· "But
fortignns, especially Americam,
German.s and even the reserved
British" cause trouble by taking
with them minor objects 01 1ou-
t7tnir1. -Capt. P, Fedorov, who
commands the sttamer Pobyed4
in the Black Sea said, "We
ahould invent s o m e souvtnir1
that they could pick up free of
charge/'
• The first full·Ume dog calclier In
the soul!H:entral New York towu
of Vestal quit his job after five
hours, •llYin« he clldn't realize what
the job entailed when he accepted
it and decided he was uncertain he
could h a n d I e dangerous dngs.
Jo,,... Sim-declined tn specify
what incident -if any -led him
to give up the chase. His successo1,
Harold McLaon, who was hired the
next day, said he was anxioua to
get on the job.
The Allied task force killed 55 guerrillu
while Josing 4% men killed and Jbore
than 100 wounded.
Last Tuesday the Allies captund what
was described as "the key knoll" (lft
the moontain and saJd the Communists
would never control it again.
The Green Beret troops an d
mercenaries liegan moving 1..-up
both sides of the jagged peak. SUnday,
spokeamen said, they reaclled the top
onc1 raiaed the South Vi•-nae.
They found d ..... ol pmiously un-
exp!orod caves en route to Ille top In-
·Easter Fires Kill 21
BJ THE A880CIATED PRESS
Two llno om the Eoller weekend
tool: Ille ·u-ol 2t peraons. Eleven
died wbeo ~ an lging wooden teaement In port, Conn., and iO
perlll>ed In laae touched orr by a
kerosene -aplosion at Oakwood Bayou,
Ark.
Poiloe called the Bridgeport fire "the
cit)''• won& fire disalter 1n memory.''
MOii of the victims were trapped on
Ille top n.... of the !UamUy frame
boaae destroyed by Ille blue. Si> ol
Ille dead ..... dllldrtn.
.
cltldinf me conlainlng 120 beds. The
larger cav .. wen equipPed with electric
lighta.
Homes Exempted
From Obscenity
Laws by Court
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Supmne
Court, In a major .free opeedl ruling,
bekl today that II cannot constltutionally
be llllde • crime to --fllma « printed mallB in Ille privacy
of a man'• home.
"''lbls right to receive tlformaUon and
,ldeu, rqardlesa ol their toclal worth,
ls tundUnentaJ. to ClW' free IOCiety.''
lald Juslice Thurgood Marshall In
deliverlal Ibo opinion.
Manball reiterated for the court its
view that the government bas a valid
Interest in dealing with the problem
of obscenity, But, lie lald In announcing
the decision from the bench: "The state
has no business telling a man sitting
alone 1n his own home what books he
may read or what filml De may watch."
The ruling come oe llll appeal by
an Atlanta man, Robert Ell Stanley,
wbo -convicted In lie'/ ol having
three "stag" filml in hll home and
WU oenlenced to one yeor ID prison.
In olber octioos, Ille court :
-Acreed to review state crlmlnal
codes that pemUt a defendant in a
capital cue to avoid Ille death penalty
by pleading eullty' Stoles with IUCb
o provlaiOG lnclodt North C&rollna, New
JURy, Loulalana, New York, South
Carolina, New llampalllre, Wuhlncton
ond'l'eaaa.
-Ruled that stales will be allowed
virlually no deviation from popu1allon
._., .. In ~ ncllstricUnl
under the "one man, one vote" doc:trble.
The decree came In rejedlon by Ille
court of -·· third try at a plan
for redlalrlctlng. In a I to S -· the juslicea held that Ibo stale bad not
jUllllled vartolionl from the norm.
In a 1tp1ralo W opinion, Ille court
also upael New York Slate's 1111
redlalrlctlng plan.
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Br.iglit Sun Bringing Warming Trend Elsewhere
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MILITARY POLICE CLOSE DOOR ON PRESIDIO PROTESTERS
Demonstrators Tried to Storm Armv'• HffdqtHrter1 •t San francbco
Abernathy: Anti-war Prorests
'Prove Love Renewed at Easrer
For King' By United Pre11.Jnternatioaal
The antiwar movement
Easler weekend lltepped off
its biggest round of marches
since Richard M. Nixon was
elected President.
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -The
Rev, Ralph David Abernathy
says the na1.ioo should prove
iis love for Dr, Martin Luther Easter Sunday demoMtra-King by "feeding the h\Jhgry, lions were held in San Fran-
clothing the nakeCI and housing cisco, Washington -where
the homeless." a mock crucifixion was held
"I say to President Nixon, in front of the White House
to senators and governors and -l.<lS Angeles, Atlanta and the Florida cities 0£ Tampa to congressmen and judges and Gainesville.
and all Americans: if you love Marches weie held Saturday
Dr. King, as you say, prove ih New York, where an
it." estimated 35,000 to 50,000
Abernathy, who succeeded persons heard march leader
King as president of the David Dellinger say, "The
honi!ymoon is over, except Southern Cbristian Leadership there never was one," and
Conference, called in his in Chicago, where about 20,000
lieutenants today to chart persons walked down State
strategy for the future after Street.
a serie.s of marclles"'in tribute Violence flecked Sunday's
to Kint a year after his deaUl. march in San Francisco as ,. _ some 20,000 demonstrators The cnallenge was issu~ walked 2% miles from the
by Abernathy after a two.nule , Civic center Plaza to the
march for peace throu~ Armyts west coast head-
d-Atlanta Suoday m q~.,tt·· the Presidio to
!"emory of King, ....mlated·, prtJtest !Iii Vietnam War and
m Memphis, Tenn., April 4, the court martial on mutiny
1968. charges of 27' ooldi<rs who
' • chemical ccnjunctivlUs:'
Army doctors sald, but were
expected to regain t be Ir
eyesight. -Four demonstratcrs
were arrested.
Organizers of the HGI-
clvllian Easter Peace M:arch"
said 500 !'Oldiers ·would be with
them, but chru:ged the Army
with keeping the 110ldiers on
the base to keep them from
participating. The Anny aaid
it had scheduled a "civil
disturbance training exercise"
for the 3,500 troops, but said
it was ''nothing unusual."
Among the speaken at the
San Francisco rally was Mrs.
Ginger Bunch of Dayton, Ohio,
mother of a Presidio Stockade
prisoner shot to death in an
alleged escape attempt.
__ "I'in just an ordinary
American housewife who had
the audacity to allow my son
to enter the service. I wish
I hadn't," she said. "The
Army murdered my BOO."
Russ, Morocco
Sign Pact
·Peru Gets
'Reprieve'
~~~:. t~~l~f;
r<d Indefinitely the tcOJ!OmlC
sanctions tt bad been schedul-
ed to invoke 8.gainSt ·Peru for
lhat coontry'a expropriaUon of
an Amerlcan-owtted oil 'firm,
Secretary of. State William
P. ~ers announced in a
statement at a ·Dews co~
lerenc< lhat the sCbeduJed
cutoll In foreign aid and
cancellation of Peru'~ sugar
sale quota bad been postponed
pending lurther negotlaUoo on
reimbursement for tbe com-
pany takeover.
, -
Mass Node-in a Bost > .
25,000 There, But · Only 1 Bosom Bare
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
(CPI) -One bare bosom
among 25,000 frolicking college
students isn't much of a pro-
test demonstration.
But despite all the publicity
by the Sexual Freedom
Le.ague, only one blldnl top
dropped on sun-splashed Fort
Lauderdale Beach Sunday,
and that may have been an
accident.
The league's nude wade-in,
. so to speak, was a bust. "A
361nch bust, to be exact,''
opined one policeman.
1be mass skinny dlp was
planned to climax the Easter 'off," aaid a tall h1Story major
hoUdays on thb south Florida from MlaslsslppL I
se.ashore, a girl·watcben There. was one ei:cepUon.
paradise which attracts col· A bulom coed roriiplng in the
lege students in SWll'lill at surf ltlddenly shrieked and
this: Ume of year. stood up. She wu , qu.ite
There was standing room noticably, uncovered. Alert
only at high nocin Sunilay !Uegnarda nJJbed to ber aid,
along. the two-mU~ strip of wrapping her In a blanktt
wholesale disrobing. , ·ind busUlng her off.
The kids joked about the · The Sexual F re e d om
nude romp and boasted they'd League, Inc., based In
join in if somebody else would Berkeley, two weeks ago
go first. Most of For t issued the ~I for a nude '
Lauderdale'a 100.man pollce ~ wade-in to 0 establlsh the right
force was on hand to watch. of nude swimmtilg at public
"But things just never came beaches."
_ DAil V ~ILDT , 5
Nix,on's
PiJce Hit
WASlllNGTON\ (UPI) -
Spea~er Jol!n W. McCormack
prodded Preaident Nixon to-
day to get rolling with his
legblaUve. ·proposal<.
WhUe saying be was still
not prepared to crillcbe Nixon
"at thlJ time," McCormack
nonetheless Issued a statement
saying Ni :s: o n ' s legislaUve
perfonnance does not com-
pare , bvorably with lhat cl
his predecessor -Lyndon B.
Johnson.
Othe.r weekend marches In conducted aslt ~ down at the
tribute to King were held in Presidio Stockade. MEKNF.S, Morocco (UPI) -
M?"'gomery, . A 1 a. , and Thirte<n mllit.ry poli<emen President Nlkolsl PodgOtnJ Of
Milwaukee, Wis. Alx>ut 2,000 were injured when about 150 the Soviet Ubion left. today for .
persons Were estimated to of the San Francisco marchers Moscow after a six-day offi-h~~e marched in· each of these tried to storm ·the grounds ctal visit as the gu~ Of King
cities. of the military base. They Hassan.
Abernathy said no th! n g squirted a chemical substance Podgomy told rep.»ters his
could keep him from speaking from bottles and water pi!t9.1s discussions wiUt King Hassan
out as "minister to America." and threw ~Ues, beer ,eaM resulted in: an agreement.for
and he added "let us save and rocks as the MPs mmg . an Intergovernmen~ ~
America by ending the war the huge iron gates shut. 1ion betwe'en tbe'two ,countriel
tn Vietnam." Seven of the MPs tuffered ' on a pennanent ',basts.,..
n·r1••11•11
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WOrlds First All-Electric City
Swallows Pride, Relieves Pain With Gas.
Lake Wmnebago, Missouri, nation-
licired ~the first "all-electric"
city la gxanted a 20-year franchise
to their local gas company.
In a letter to all property ownera
a COJmnwlity official explained the
switch. Previously, he wrote, lake
Wmnebago had taken great pride in
being the world's first all-electric city.
But over the years the commwlity
came to realize this was a mistake.
As the official described it; many of
'
the ~ preferied cooking and
heating with gas and, in fact, had
never used anything but gas except
for lighting. ·
Contributing to the switch was the
fact t;liat in recent years the gw; a:mi-1,
panies have made
tremendous advance-
ment in providing the
iinest, most modem
service to the home
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Can't Move Too Fa·st
This , eek may see some stirring at the federal level
on Orange County's airport problem.
SOn. George Murphy (R.CaJJfornia) has asked Secre-
tary of Transportation John Volpe and &!cretary of
Commerce Maurice Stans for help In org8lllZUlg a two-
pmnged study. He asked them to answer the~e five
questions lnvotvln~ both lnterin! and long term solu·
Speaking of the dlBS!dent teachers, Dr. Hayakawa
said, 11Here they are, in a lousy state college ... they
regald their students and colleagues in the way a colo-
nial administrator regalds the natives. They would
bring OUUghteumeut to the naUvea -bring the ideal life
cl Columbia or Harvard to the campus."
tloos to the county s rur needs: ...
-Can your department c<induct such 8 sludy!
-If so, how, and 1.n wllat way &hould application Ile
made? -Are !\Inds available to support such a probe and
when could the study be made?
He added that the tea,chers did not want to know
what state colle~es are fgr, and they were stlll less
~sted in jumor colleges which, to some of them,
''are beneath contempt."
-Are local funds required also? . ,
-Depending on answers to the pnor questions, how
long would such a proposed study ~e?
Senator Murphy told the two cabmet member~ a
temporary solution could be approached by studymg
joint military-civilian use of the El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station facility pendlng a long term solution. The
latter would involve evaluating the need for and best
location of a county regional airport.
Hayakawa also worries aboutan overweighting of
professorial political views on the liberal, or_left, side
of the spectrum. Governor Rea~an. as a conservative,
Jut week voiced concern on this issue and called for
making a teacher's political views a factor in the hiring
process.
As we said here last week in commenting on county
action the need is so urgent that all concerned cannot
move 'too fast to find viable answers.
Both men undoubtedly are aware that, as col umn·
ists Mankiewicz and Braden point out beJow on this
pege, California's constitution clearly forbids making a
man's political views a permissible pert of the employ-
ment process. And clearly this is as It should and must
be In publlc education.
Disappointed Dissidents
. But It would also seem that faculties themselves
ought to be very deeply concerned about the ·issue
Hayakawa and Reagan have raised -the qutllion of
the relationsblp of political or educational IDlbalance
on the faculty to quality and Integrity of instruction.
Policing tlhs problem probably can only be done by the
faculty. · · Among the many uplanationa put forth for campus
disturbances one of the ·more interesting ones came last
week from br. S. I. Hayakawa., acting president of
strif&-tom San Francisco State College.
He attrtbuted troubles on that campus to a minority
of professors 0 disappointed in themselves becauae they
didn't land at cal, Columbia or Harvard."
But done it must be. For it seems clear we have
come again upon one of those periods in history when
the faculty members of our colle~es and universities
must work to establish a better climate of public con-
fidence in the purpose, the direction and the funda-
mental values of our higher education system.
Governor's GOP Opposltien .
Monagan Leads Moderates
LOS ANGELES -A formldoble op-and take It from the cbancellon and
ponenl for Gov •. 'Ronald Reqsn has the facull)I llsell.
appeared In California -In the IN THE FACE OF the California ,
RepubHcan Party. He Is Assembly CoostltuUoo, which clearly makea con-
Speaker Robert T. Monagan, who haa alderaUon of a man's pollUcal views
asserted in the past few moritha the 1 not a penniuible part of the employment
ahJ of the moder le ...1 .. ~ of the proceu, Reagan urged that it be con-leader P a ""''6 aid.end and indeed made Jt clear that GOP here fonnttly held -or at least -of the appolntment of a dean for the he w~· more political conservatives
!ha::e<I -by former Lt. Gov. &bert prestigious meclicol achool In San Fran-on the hculty. In the heated debate
Finch, now secretary of beaJlb, education ctsoo. ihat fotloftd, MClll&PD'for his part mllff
aod welfare. ·\ It ijoar that jio· ·oot only qipolfd, "'°
Monapn, who pursued ID~ THE ONLY CANDIDA"*. al the.di\ie,' goveriir oo 1hO !UUe, but l'l(Bl'ded
course .. a leg!slator, more or leis was Dr. Plllllp Lee. a California p11,.i. It u a "'*1 ooe farJhe Dnlvenity.
in the tradition ol Earl Warren aod cllm who bad p(oMsed In public health ~ ...,ga1n, MOOagan'o vote was
fCJn!IOI' Sen. Tbomu Kuchel, led the and who was re11r1ni u Ullltanl HEW decisive. '·0n a ~ v 0 t e ,
Repabllcan minority an1U the party pin-secretary for bealth ..mces. The only Reqan's proposal • pwed u.10 but
ed a ll1im majority In the lower hwse bltcll was lhal Dr. Lee bad lllao plOlllefed needed u votes for passag.: ((lne ;,gent
In !!IA. Ho then llUCCeedtd Democrat among his colleagues for Medicare. Thal subsequently changtd his vote making
Jesse Unruh as speaker and confronted was enough for Reagan, who led the It 11•11 and the two who w~e absent
Reagan with a dl/emma. fight against Lee; and "some doc-...;,~dered to oppose Reagan 00 · tors"opposed him. are ""'""'l WITH THE DEPAR'rlmE of Finch Finch, who had resigned as lleul<nan~ the Issue.) ·
for Wasblnston, Monagan was clearly governor, nevertheless made hit aupport MONAGAN'S EMERGENCE as 8 foe
the indicated choice for lieutenan~ of Lee practically publlc and-wrote let· of Reagan in these .tters, which m.. governor. But Reagan, tired fi.a running · ters oo bis behalf. And Monagan, , -mate who didn't share his awn ~con--Reagan's leader in the Legislature, cut volve queitlorui of poUUcal philosophy
servatlve philo9ophy, didn't wan t the declding vQte for Lee. The ap-rather than legislative tacUcs, has a
Monagan. He went. cooaequentJy; outside pointment wu c:onflrmed by a vote of significance beyond the event. It means
,...., 1 -i..1 .. ture fer Congreuman Ed ~,.11, over tbe governor's ,..__., ctr. that when Robert Finch eventually
'""'\t' .......-...... • ...... '6 returns to the California wars (and no n.i-. a man squarely In the Reagan-jection. one here doubts be will return), be Murphy-Rafferty wing ol the GOP. '!be nest test came at last rnooth'• l alr ady That left Monagan as the legislative regents' meet1ng ln Loa Angeles. In will find another moderate eader e
leader and, more lmportanUy, as an part becauae of the controversy raised on tbe .. premises. ~
ex officio member of the Board of by the American Legion and other COD· It alao means that the Democrats,
Regents, the body which (more or less) servailve grwps over the felPpOl.ntment who have been known to fracturt their
gujdcl \he polldes of the University of Dr. Herbert Marcuse~ the current fragile alfianc.es even before the polls
ol. CalllorniL intellectual hero of the ,µmpus New clo3e on Election Day, can take heart
Jt ts as a regenrthe.t Monagan bu Left, to the faculty at t!ie · Unlvenity Both parties seem to be building their
thus far demmstraled his opposlUon to ol Callfcmia campus at San Diego, houses on the same stlsmJc fault
the leadersblp of Gov. Reagan. The Orsi Reagan determined to give the regents By Frank Maak!ewlcs
test came 1n Ftlnary, on the question authority over all faculty appointments &Dd Tom Brad.ea
Anxiety Over TV· Content
u?tlcm always liked you best," aays
Tommy Smothen.
'"'Jbat'• utter nonsense," says his
brother, Dick.
"Oh, yeah!" cries Tommy, looking
wildly about £or audience approval.
He gels it for this sibling yap from barom, which got lnto newsprint,
the Old Stone Age, but he is noL content~mbled 1 Mom dialogue with Dick
with thia shaUow ad,mlratio_n: He wants _ "She did, too! _ She didn 't, either! approval u a social aatirisl So he ,, .
aod bis produclion lltall devllt eomewhat -Ob, yeah ! SUggesting that maybe
helvy-banded aitlqum of IOclety, usually they should mount a whole show of
wrapped lu joke form. contenUon between Tommy and the
He getl laughs for the~, loo, but network eieculives. It could be a they don't well up from his network • and some affiliates, which are nervous crackup, ~ grab top ratmg.
aboUt Tommy SomeUmes they beep All this 11 a minor Incident In the
, these jokes or. cut them aa irreverent national anxiety over the content <lf
or tn bad taste, and Tonuny cries out -tele!i51on in America.
tn pain. Recently they dumped a whole This anxiety has so many facets, Is
~ at leut temporarily, • and marked by so much dmonance ln the substituted an earlier one, and Tommy indignant Dick Smothers vein, th.at it
was fit to be lied. is futile to have a flied opinion aboUt
IDS DIALOGUE with the network
------Monday, April 7, 1969
IL Besides, no oplnJon can remain fixed.
Some shows art good, some bad, some
are entertaining, 90me . dull, some are
\'ulgar. some esthet.ic. But this is only
one viewer's View. One man's meat
is another man's pobon, to coin a phrase,
and doubtless it Is as true of tclcvl&lon
as of any other human instituUon~
SO rr DOES NOT ,..m likely there
o1sta any lt&Ddards ol es:ctl.lence which
can confidently be 1ppl1td to tclcvlalon
in a society free to e:rpress lt.stlf for
better « for worst.
For example, Sex and Violence are
portrayed ln ttlevWon, mlldly &imulaling
lheir reality In the behavior of Individuals
in lhe sodal nux.
Slndl we are a sexual and violent
people, It d0ts not seem pracUcablc
to uffer a ,,rlctional erprcsslon or our
havlor devoid of 5ex and violence.
J la poulble ol course to offer a program
d ng with the deliglll! and 1dvantages
of lgebr(' equaUont, but some pcoplJ:
art not good ln mathemaUcs.
THE QV!mlON THEN Is, how much
Sex and Violence are practicable in
television? Here there ls gaping disagree-
ment There are of coorse pompous
public figures with an answer. There
is Senator Pastore (Rhode Island),
chairman of the communications sub-
committee. He b a d presidents of NBC,
CBS and ABC before his committee
and lectured them on supposed shortcom-
ings in the Sex and Violence sector.
The Senator's credentials for this censure
are not clear. They are made more
murky by 1 quotation: the networka
should help "remove po11ution from the
minds of our-people."
Why! And also, bow? U the "pollution"
Is there, how can a television network
help cure it, or the United States Senate,
either~ A little more of that, and you
may think Tommy Smothers bas a better
answer. llis role Is that of one not
too bright., but out of the mouths of
babes -to cola another phrase.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Please tell your tdi!Dr to b •p up
the hatchet job on Rep. James B.
uu. You'rt winning him !rltn<ls
~Ith tach vlclous nttack.
-T. N. IV.
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Goal: To Get
Reagan Off
' Welfare Rolls
The governor's Committee to Reduce
the Welfare Blll'den bu been formed
In Sao:'!l""nto. !ta goal: To get Gov,
Ronald Reaal!D ~tt the wellan rolls.
Th e coinn:ittee w a a formed after 14
wealthy donon purchased a $1<0,000
home for Governor Reagan, which they
planned to rent back to him at a
sum he could afford.
"We ·• r e certainly not attacking t be
motives of these generous benefacton
in desiring to help the n e e d y in our
society," said the pommiUee's founder,
Granville Grommel
"But theae hleedlng·heart liberal con-
trlbuton must come to realize that chari·
ty only saps the recipient's moral fiber,
Thus we will wark, instead, to help
the governor lift himlelf up by his own
bootstraps and some day realiu the
dream of every American - a home
ol his own." •
DEFENDING the governor at the com.
mlltee'a first meettni wu Miss Mellissa
Morch, She po!nted out that Mr. Reagan.
"solely on his own efforts," had moved
his little fatnily out of govemment~wned
housing in a sleuy neighborhood or
downtown Sacramento -specifically, the
ancient, rickety Governor's Mansion.
Grommet conceded the point. But. he
argued, now that the governor has gone
on th e private weUare r o 11 s be will
inevitably acqUire "the handout men-
tality so typical of the do-nothing loafers
we hard·worklng citizens are forced to
supporl" ;,s
"Instead or going out end making
soap commercials in · hls spare time
to put aside a few dollan for a down
payment on a nice little home," s!Ud
Grommet, "He'll soon be sitling around
the televiaJon set watching others doing
the Job be was meant to do.
"THINK OF THE effect on his kids.
\Velfare is an endless cycle. They see
dad lying around the bouse on the dole.
Are they going to have the get-up-and·go
to mUe soap commercials when they
grow upf No, they're going to .expect
a beach house in Malibu on a silve r
platter.
.. And talk about l l l ·co nce lved ,
unworkable poverty programs. Take Mrs.
Reagan, always been a re.al go-gett~r.
But say she wants to paint the downstairs
powder room. Fi% the place up a little.
Make it look nice.
"Well first she1s got to get the
pemllssion of '14 dlffettnt landlords. It's
no wonder that recipients of these
bureaucratic, patq'nalistic welfare pro.
grams live In run-down slums."
THE COMMITTEE v o t e d 7-3 (Miu
Morch abstaining) to review Mr .
Reagan's employment record in hopes
ol finding him a Job dell•erlng soap
commtrclals "or other wort for which
be znilhl be lilted."
H()ur goal b to make our governor
an lndepcndcnt, eelf-supportlng member
of society" nld Qn.,mmel "Not charity,
as we Uk~ to say, but a chance."
Al this point, Miss Morch angrtly
resigned from the committee. Sht said
the governor made $44.100 a ytar,
already o~ a plush home In Pacific
Palisades, and had more tha n $2 million
in the b3nk.
"f\.li ss Morch, I sincerety hope you
can sub.stanUate these scurrilous ch\raes
that our IJAYernor," said Grommet crave-
1,y, "ls a "1e1fare chi$eler." ·
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Our Sense of
Values Is A wry
Whal the bulk of !Ociety really wants
ls for unpleasant people to go aw a y
and not bother anybody. "Unpleasant
people" are the poor, the ct1nvicted,
the mentally ill, the old, and the
troublesome young.
So-called "poverty programs" keep the
poor just where they are, banoly hanging
on, and discreetly out of sight. "Urban
redevelopment" means putting the poor
where Ol4-0(-town vl!itors can't see them.
Our jails and prisons are devoted to keeping unpleasant c!baracters out or
ctrculation as long as poosible, providing
minimum opportunities for th e i r
rebabllltation, and then throwing them
back into cells as fast as they get
out 'and demonstrate their inability to
break the law again successfully.
OUR MENTAL hospltalB are grossly
under..ataffed, relying on drugs to keep
paUents tranquil iostead of positive
therapy to make them well. We will
spend mUllonl for new buildings to put
these patients In, but-we wOn't pay
enough for doctors, nurses and orderlies
to establish a system in which hope,
and not despair: is the chief climate.
Our old people are simply a drag.
l\.tost have no place to live, no income
to live on, and little to live for. \\'e
scarcely even pretend to be concerned
about this socia l problem, embarrassing
though it is.
THE TROUBLF.S0:\1 E young are told
to cut their hair, brush their leelh,
keep going lo schoo l (no matter how
rotten school may be), and face the
delightful prospect of being drafted at
18.
If they get into real trouble w~th
the law, they are either put OD probation
and allowed lo ~eep doing the wne
things until the b o o m is dropped, or
else they are stuck Into a "training
school" where they are trained to be
professional criminals in a short time.
Despite our massive progr~. and
our appropriations, and our public and
private welfare agencies, the plain fact
of the matter is that the average
American doesn't give a damn about
anyone outside the mainstream of our
society -and everybody outside the
mainstream knows it. So do the few
dedicated people who work with them.
IF WE REALLY cared , would we
tolerate our Congress spending-·billions
end billions for highways (with no relief
of traffic congestion ), and a mere drib-
ble for decent, human-scale housing!
Or a fifth of our national budget to
put a man on the inoon {wholly for
reasons or pride), 'vhi!e our ''•hole school'
system is falling apart ':
\Ve ought to stop congratulating
ourselves•on our Gross National Product,
and st.art reflecting on our gross attitudes
toward the disinherited, the feeble, the
troubled and the torn. They won't go
away. and we can 't build stockades big
enough to hold them all.
'We'll See Human Side'·
To the Editor :
Charles McCabe Is being coy In his
March 31 column on lhe editorial pqe.
It would be better if someone would
explain the genealogy of what we call
business. It ls, alter all, a modern IOCial
setup. Bus.ineas ls Gennany, Enaland,
Scandinavia.
If you want entertainment, loot
elsewhere. The Renaiuance was Italy's.
It might w.ll recur !her<. The right
climate always does IL
DO NOT WOMY. When we have
painted ourselves into a corner, we wlll
seek the human side. Nature always
strikes a balance. There is something
good that comes of effort, eventually.
Have falth folks.
JOSEPH P, KRENGEL
Columnist McCabe dhcua.,td two
main kind! of 71oung men in our u11i·
vtrridt• who art at war w.jth each
other. Hr clalri/icd thlm as tht non-
troUbUmaking "trcctor-1ei" bovs who
ort utittg sc.lt.ool to ltorn proft1sion1
or tradt.s anti set then\.rtlves 1'p Ji·
ttanciaU~ for lift, and the "J1vmcn·
ist.s. • The latter, ht SCJid, 1tiU btiictte
in that ~eat cterrtnt o/ We1tem cvl·
ture that wa born in Greece Otld
Rome and flood<d down to ui through
Ill< Rcnafr ...... Tllcv lnltat fl la the
pri111< f>lllfMla of hlgll<r leondog to
,,,..,.,.. mid tnltllmll thla cul-
tllroll!I~ •tOdnlr ilr« lil<mHIWS.
Editor
AelleN, R emefleN
To the Editor:
Words cannot -tbe inlplrallon
I h19e received oboervlng doe respccta
paid to one ol lhe -hooorable Clii'l•
ttans of modern times, the lat. General
ancL_ past Pruldent Dwlaht D •
E1'1lbiwer.
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• Lttttt1 from readtn are 10elcorne.
Norntallll writtr1 should convev Ua'1;.
message in 300 word! or leis. Ttr
right io c~ letters to fit spdce
or eliminaU libel ii t'tseroed. ~I
letter• must include 1tgnature qd
mailing addre11, but names mat1 •e
withheld cm rcqu.st if sufficient rec-
''?" U cppMnat. ,
'Ibe m e r e thought that this m.t
and sincere American has been s~n
such respect by dignitariel', together w~
countl ess millions from alJ walks or
life. throughout God's world, forces Jilli
to recall one of Sir Isaac Newtoa'1
laws of moUon: For every action there
ia an equal and opposite reaction.
May , everyone hope and pray ttiit
this present reaction will never ctait,
.and pve God new bope toward savln,g
His beloved world.
C11ARLES M. ALI.AN
Dear George:
lf a husband can so out one
night a week with the boys, why
can 't a wlft? I never have ant
tun!
l 'RUSTHATED
Dear Frustrattd:
You put web thoughts right ou\
of your mlnd. you little rucall,
Go out with the girls like ,,a niolf
wile. . f
CHECKING V~et
•UP•
Weakness Brought on
' Vietnamese regulars into the
soulh. against a government
already w-ned ~y ....,_
stn.tions, be said. • •
tration wllb Its biggest prob-combat, llCI ~ ........
able anguloh, "" Ille .._
aod the -COllCljll were uni-In bljth, aod
lem. I
DO more tnboopitable tmafn could be' IJMClned fer a fin!"
DAii. y PllOT 7
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Escalation
The Man . of 50 Is
WASHINGTON (UPI)-Tbe
United Slates escalat..i the
war in 'Vietnam in 1985 be-
cause the Saigon government
was ool)' six montbl away
from defeat. aocordlni to Gen.
Wllllom C. W01tmoroiand.
"It was my estimate diet
the government 91 Vietnam
could not survive this mount-
ing enemy military and poll~
ical otrensive fGr more than
six months unless the United
States chose lo increase its
military commitment," West·
moreland wrote in the 2'18-
page report.
Westmorelan.:!, no•·dllef of
tlaft, oonunanded lhl war In \
Vietoam from June, 1161 untl!
June, 1961. The new report is
actually a rewrit'e of an W·
Her report prepared at Pres--I-Johnson's ~. It wsa rewr!tteo, the Pentqon
aald, to mal<e tt eater for the
layman lo Wldmtand.
lesl -the trackJea l1lll&le neu Plel. Me." · ir:==::;:==============i
The'.J"qeral, wbo command·
ed u,s, troopl In Vietnam at Smart Th E ' the time, revealed lhe dire er I an v er COOdition of the Combat in 11165 In a new report on the war
By L. M. BOYD
released Sunday.
Westmoreland s a i d lb e
South Vietnamese anny was
losing nearly one inlantry bat·
talion as well as control o( one
district capit'al each week dur-
ing that key year. In ::iddition,
Hanoi began to s e n d North
His useument Jed tO a ten-
fold incna.se Jn U.S. tOrces
Jrom 50,000 in May ol 1965 to
more than 500,000 dw!ging
the cbaract.r of the U.S. ID-
volyement in the war and ••ddlin& the Johnson adminis-
But Lost In Cities
Wes!mortlll!d wrote be WU
faced whh the new pneenoe
•f Norlh vieman-relU!ars
in the south and decided lo put the U.S. Ill Cavalry In the
central blgblands.
COlllMIT CAVAUIY
"I decided lo oommtt the Isl
Cavalry Dlviaico lo Its first
Btil, Westmocoland Wd, be
derided lo furl&i> the UIUal
IUPPlY bul!Wp and "lmpro. v11e11~-
w-...i· ...........
however, failed 'to a!IOd lll)' ll&bl ......... !bit be'uad
for u lddlttonal aoe,ooo i._
last ,..,. -.r the Infer. IllldonMthetrocp~
undoubtedly -11111 -fled ; but a""""'11!Y whit bapo pentd WU. thla: .
· "WHEN YOUR Name Game
man ftid women called Ardis
t."all't stand crlUclBm, '' writes
a Missouri youth, "my mom,
whose name is Ardis, tore the
newpaperto shreds.": ..
llEAIUl A YOUNG LADY
play the -tuba 1 as t night.
Sounded pretty good, but it
didn't look quite ri*bt. A girl
blowing a tuba is like a man
buffing his nails . . . FRE-
QUENTL Y the longest column
In tbe classified section of
Egyptian newspapers is that
listing headed "Availab le for
Courtship."
THE HUNGRY I-S-0 the tax
boys in San Francisco closed
down Enrico Banducci's new
"hungry i," did they? That
hurts. Many a moderate man
once lived his wine and roses
there. Jn Enrico's 1old place.
He never should have gone
$400,000 swell, I think. And the
stars let him down. But I will
bet you a quarter on the cor-·
ner old Ennco will walk in the
profitable sawdust' again with-
in a year, if not before you
read this thing.
SLUMBER NUMBER -Of
the 43 te<:hniques employed by
insomniacs to get to sleep at.
night, counting sheep ranks
No. 42. The No. 1 technique is
the 10.minute hot toot bath,
which rarely fails. Gathered
this after reading a Yale pro-
f essor's repart on sleep. The
trick, he says, is to draw
blood away from the head.
"'od nothing does that better
than the parbo iling of a foot
or two.
President Won Election in Suburbs
KEEPSAKE -Frank C.
Clark of Towson, Md., is a
sentimental fellow, that's ap-
parent. His wife baked him
some biscuits when they got
married 22 years ago. He
ate two, bravely, as she re
calls. Then he tenderly placed
the th ird in a safety deposit
box at his bank. There it re-
mains: to this day, a treas·
ure. endurable, unalterable,
p(!rfect, a little like a diamond
in one manner of speaking, a
little like gold in 1.nother.
Here's to Mr. and Mrs. Clark
-clink!
Your questions and com·
ments are welcomed and
will be used wherever poss-
ible in "Checking Up." Ad-
dTess mail to L. M. Boyd,
in caTe of DAILY PILOT,
Boz 18_75, Newport Btach,
Calif. 92663.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -gave him the electoral votes
President Nixon was tlected he needed to win.
last fall partly because he 3-1 ELECTORAL VOTD
carried the growing and im-Although he received .301
porlant suburban v o t e , electoral votu -31 more
Republican party experts said than be needed -from the
today. 32 states he carried, Nixoo's
The research division of the popular vote plurality in a
Republican N a t i on a I Com· three-man race war ooly
mittee released its biennial 517.777. The tot.al popular vote
electioo review, a 269-page ef-cast was 73,359,968.
fort that also showed Ni.Jon Nixoo's share of.~ popular
trailed former Vice President vote was 43.S peroent com·
Hubert Humphrey in the na· pared with .42.f for Humphrey
tion'1 biggest urban areas., and · 1!.5 for George C:
The report also said the Wallace, candidate of the
II states of the old Con-American lndepend~t Party.
feder1ey gi.ve NiJcm a popular Over t00,000 votes were scat-
vote nw:"'" -·•-than bis ter..i ._ token candldates.
natlooal pT.;.'!ity~ the ftv~ In the ioor...UW Jm.
.Soothem llates be ~ . poiUnt oompetillcn · r... the ~ llUburbin -·the
GOP rtport showed NiJ:on was
fav<nd by 41.4 percent o(
the wburban voters. He polled
I.I mlllJoa of their votes
aplnsl 7.1 million f o r
Humpbtty .and U mlllJoa for
Wallace in the 35 largest
metropolitan arees.
EXCEF,llll C1TIEI
The abburban vote now ex·
Cffds that of the central
clUes. 'lbe Republican report
cited ctnMlS bureau estimates
that the. suburban population
h a s risen 4 percent since 1960
while the population of the
central cities dropped 3 per-
cent. But it also suggested
that ·comparison.s with
previous elections were dif-
tieult because the 1968 election
was a three party contest
In tbe central cities of these
same areas, Humphrey
received 7 ,3 mUHon votes, Nix·
on 4.4 million and Wallace
990,1162.
Nil<oo can1ed 11 ol these
...... but only the Los
Angalea area among tbose
casting mere than one million
votes. Humphrey carried 11,
lncludlnf the New York,
Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia,
Boston and Pitt&burgh areas.
In 39 states and the District
of Columbia, outside the
South, Nixon trailed Hum-
phrey by 29,929 votes.
Hi.s plurality over Humphrey
in tbe 11 southern states was
547,706. He also ran 48,406
Wad of. W alJace in tbcwie
states.
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All jets. Lowest air fares. Wani prompt dellvmy
to East Bay points? Oakland International la
closer and easier than San Francisco Inter·
national, and the crowd hasn't found It yet.
PSA gives you a lift.
AGE AND I.Q.-"How much
and how fast a man learns
thinga, that tapers Off about
the time be reacl!e! 30, and he
thereafter doesn't become
more intelligent, but just abul·
fli:s 111' opinions." Such la the statement In print of a youth-
ful collegiate psycholoSlal'. Is
It JllJlling h loo stroogly lo .. y
this )'OuDg fellow Is all wet?
'That a majority of geiUuses
do their best at the age of 4.1
is an historical conclusion.
That most busineJs men do
their best at the age of 47 is
a statistical fact. And that
generally draritatists do their
best in their 50's, natural sci-
entm:s in their &O's, and law
professon in their 70's, these too are widely known. Why, it
ls a rare fellow indeed wbo is
not smarter at 50 than ever
he was at 40 or 30 or 20. And
considerably smarter.
31 Students
Win Beach
High Honors
.3 Astron~uts
Given Medals
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
The three astronauts who ·
circled the moon in December
have been awarded the 1968
Gen . Thomas D. White spaC1!:
trophy and the N ation a l
Geographic Socie~y'1 Hubbard
medal. Air Force Secretary
Robert C. Seamans J r . ,
presented the tropby to Apollo
a crewmec Frank Borman,
James A. Lovell Jr., and
William A. Anders. Vice
President Spiro T. Agnew
presented the Hubbard medal.
A All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Saturday
AL!.~!!!JI• AmR EASTER
CUSTOMER SERVICE: Q,
"WHAT is the average bust
measurement of w om en in
their 40's?" A. Look, how
come you ask me.~mbarrass·
ing questions like that? Aren'(
there any lady columnists who
handle such matters? Answer
is 37-inches-plus. Had to write
to a garment maker to get
this information and sign my
letter "Lollise." Hope you
-appreclate~dlat ••• Q. "Bow.
1LONG do whales live? A. No-
body know, nobody knows.
Thirty-one Huntington Beach
High School students have
bee n entered on the school's
honor roll with straight "A"
averages.
They are: Susan M. Brach,
Richard W. Derby, Valerie M.
Hammomoto, Beverly Moffett,
Pauline Morris, Denni! R.
Patrick, AudlDl•E. Tvedteo.
Peter L. Brueggeman, Don-
na Sue Durham, Norma J.
Furuta, Patricia J, Mangels,
David R. Montino, Anila E.
Ruud . Steven E. Spickard.
Philip A. Boese, Cathie
Crouse, Patrick Curry, Nancy
Jo Durham, Lee H. Graham,
Gary Hayward, Daniel Mon·
tano, Diane Parquet, Rogtr
Purkey.
Mary J. Abbascia, David T.
Anderson, Carol A. Faught,
Mark A. Naylon, Gary W;
Partridge, Stan K. Peterson,
Kevin D. Salyer and Scott
Wbitflelct
Duchess Jailed
MADRID (AP) -The
duchess o( Medina Sidonia has ,
started serving U months in
jaO for staging an illegal anti·
American demonstration. 11le
demonstration was at
Palomares, scene of 1 crash
In 11114 by a U.S. bomber
carrying nuclear bombs.
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SANTA BARBARA (AP) -
State bloloiistS sald Sunday
they counted 45 seals dying
of oll-polluted waters al San
Migu<l Island.
University of CalUornia
scientists sakl last week they .... lboosallds of elephant
aeab dyinl on oil-polluted
beaclleL But stale blologiltl
Harold B. Clemens and John
G. Carlisle Jr. called U-
reporis euggeraled.
An offshore oil well ll'hich
ruptured last Jan. 2S spewed
hundreds of thousan4! of.
gallons of crude oil into the
Santa Barbara Channel.
...
"Speaking for ID)'lldt and not the depaztment, I
tbillt :iw oucht to be ondited OllOO a weelc , • • "
Clemens and Carlisle said
they coonted dying se.als •
long a half-mile of be~ch
the 14.~acre island 4S mUe:s
aouthwest of Santa Barbua
;., reported to be oil fr... ------------------
Most of the ialand's
estimated 3,500 elephant seals
and 20,000 sea I i on s
presumably have stayed on
the uncontaminated beech.
"I really don't know if there
ts much we can do at this time:' Carlisle .said. "If thty
leave the beach and go to
the oilfree beach, they might
be an right." use of detergents to clean
oil oil the animals nUght be
more harmful than the oil,
be said. · A spokesman for the U.S.
Navy, which owns the island,
aaid be coold not say what
action the Navy plans to take.
Fred Eltaler, Santa Barbara
diredor of the conservatlooilt
Sierra Club, called the UC !'°'....,,,' report of th• dying
seals a "shocking story that
should have been made public
a lonl tible ago."
Aid to Schools Called
'Property Tax Relief'
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -1be lelter said this had
Educators today called on tbe nsulltd in the ''tupayers'
legislature to i.ncrtue atate revolt" in which school tax
support of schools 85 "the override and school bond elec4
most eUective property tax tions are being regularly
reli1f" it could adopt. defeated.
The . .statewide policy com· The measure proposes $57
mittee oii public acbool finance million more in state aid for
asked support o( • bill baaed urban schools with Jarge
on its recommendations call· populations of disadvantaged
ing £or iDc:reased state aid children and $250 mllHon more
of $372 million. to .help finance schools in
The measure was introduced "bedroom communiUes" with
earlier on a blpartl.san basts low tax bases. The remainder
by Assemblymen James W. would go for special education
Dent (R-Cooconf),. and Carloo programs.
Bee (!).Hayward.) The Increased funds would
Tax Reform Plan
HAPPY
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Start it by r11diri9 tt.1 WEEK·
ENDER In th1 DAILY PILOT
Nixon Lauds
LA Student
On 'Stand'
Jt is backed by t b e come from an e1pect.ed $250
Callfarnia AuoclaUon o f milli..on surplus in the general
School Ad-ton. State fund and 1105 mllllon Gov.
Board of Education, Stale Ronald Reagan set uide for
Parent.Teachers' Anoclation added school aid in his 19119--70
and the CalUomla Teachers ~bu~d~g~eL:_ ______ ~=========::'.!:==========1 MsociaUon. . ,.
A 1potesman for the com·
mittee aaid it was the fint
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
A Los AogeleB City College
ilt.Ddent bu: been Cmlmmkd
by .Preddfnt Nixon for
"-kq CIUI" aplml Ibo
violence and dloord<n -di!rupled the camplll last
month.
Steve Franli nceiv"1 con-
gralulalkN 1.n1m Nilloo In a
perooaa! l<Uer after I be
Presidd's, lltaff v le wed
televisi.on reports d. the cam·
pus disonfen and adviled him
of Frank'• actioo.
step In returnlni the llate
to a 50 percent partlcipaUoo
In lllpporting ICbools.
In a letter 1ent to taxi-yen,
the cmunlttee aid -IUJ>
parl ol -bad dropped l.nlm 47.S percenl ol all achool
budgetl 14 years ago to 311.5
percent last llCboOI. year. Jn
the ,.,.. period, it said, the
llwe borne by focal property
tupayen lncreued from II.I
per-cenl to 55.5 percent.
i\n~• Shop cif
ALWAVSRRST~ home!
Frank, a Vietnam War
veteran, led nine members of
a campus organltation called
VIV A in removing barricades
aet up at the 1ehool's main
entrance March 12 by black
mlUtants.
Ni.Joo told Frank in the
letter: "1 know it is not the
popular poeiil<lo to take a
stand against your fellow
llludentl or otber young people
when yoo think they are
wrong.''
14 More Gls
Face Trial
Fl. ORD, Calli. (AP)
Fourteen more young IKlldlers
l aced court martials today on
mutiny charges s t t m m i n I
.from a sitdown protest last
Oct. 14. at the San Francisco
Presidio.
The latest trial was moved
to th.is coastal Army base 9S
miles south of San Francisco
over the protests of Terence
Halliman, attorney for the 14
soldiers, all privates. Hallinan
said he will demand the trial
be moved bact to t h e
Presldto, where it W a I
odleduled ortglnally.
'Chicanos'
Set Deadline
On Demands
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
The United Mexican-American
Students ad today as the
deadline for UCLA to respond
specifically to seven "non--
negoUable" demands which in-
clude an i.ncreUe to 12 percait
oC tht student body "Chicano"
enrollment at the school.
The UN~. however, hM
not eaid what action would
be taken 1f no specific
respoMel were forthcomlnl,
but a spokesman uid, "We
have contacted the relevant
orpnlzatkm In the lf.exlcan-
American cmununlty an d
they are behind 1.11."
Chancellor Charles E. Young
has already agreed with the
'1hrusi" ol lbe demands by
the group but he lndicaled
that he would not answer them
specifically.
"My intent," YOUl'lg said,
''ii not to &Mwtr the proposal
point by point but to take
the thnJsl of wbat their pro-
p»als tay aa:I f • I p 0 n d
f...,..ably to the tllrult, ..U...
than the epec:tfa."
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paddy wagOn, he turned to
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the briar patch."
Sbe1iab Grant. 22. head of
the Ne<>American Church tn
California, said after the ar·
rest the congregation had been
using the sacred marijuana
on "llippie Hill" for months.
The Neo-American Church
Is an outgrowth of Dr.
Timothy Leary's Millbrook
Fann and ha! • membership
of several thousand, according
to Miss Grant.
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AmigQs Singing Out
• . -. . Misswii Viejo Y out lis Form Clwrale
MISSION VIEJO
A gr0up of young m<n and
women from the Mission Viejo
area are liqSog out ·!\le l'1>"
of youth, America, aod all
that's good kl the yrorkt.
''Sing-Out Am.tcost" a col-
lection cl ibout tO eothuslaaUc
sWdenll from Miaslon Viejo
High Scbool; Sa dd I e b a.ck
Junior Q)Uege, and other area
schools, ii youth's answer to
a ooiq.mlnol'lty !hey feel Is
giving all Yoon& people a black
eye.
The Mission Vi<jo group la
a spinofl of an OranJ!e County
association that formed about
two yeers ago. It was called
DEATH NO'J'IVES
ROWE
Wlhilm Ectwln fll!W9. AM 22. Died In
Vkm!lm oo Mlrdl ti. ftoHldt<lt of 1D7~1 llllk• Sf., Glnltn Grtttt. FDr·
merlV of (<ll'IWI Y Ave,, Coat1 Mf'M,
GnKfr.1111 of Cosf1 Mew H(gll Sc:llool
•nd Or1n119 CINllf C,.llell'. SurvNM
by ~. llnd1 D, flC1W11 mottler, Mr-1.
Auclrev .i..cotti tiroll'ltri, Clifton 11'1d
Rlndel A-1 Mlrk JMSC01t1 lllftl<'S,
Mrs. Mlrll Rf\lfddt Ind Miii P1trlo ci. Jeua.t. C~I ttrVI« Ind ln-
lemleftt, l::llD PM T\1Hd1f, W"trn!n-
lltt Men!cri91 Perk llld ~.
SCBUTD
Mrs. MIYT"ll RetlecQI Sc:tl\ltfl. AN !15,
of 7:rz Mlln 51., Huntlroolon 8"""·
01!e ol delll'h, A!lrll $. S11rvl~ b'f
_.,, H1told a. •"" Ch1rlft G.
Sdlvth; si1ttn, Mrs. Allee Andr1w1
1nd Mn. emJ.e RoblnlOl'll wwn
1r1ndctlll~; flftetn 1rHl1ranc1.
Chlklre11; 1"11 MYl'!I 1rMf..gtN~r1nd
dl!ldren. S4trvlcn, T~v. 2 PM, In
ftle Firs! C,,rl9ll1n C,,urch of H~nl
lngton BNcll. lnlermtnl, W11otmlnst.,..
Memor11I P1rk. DirKted bv W!'stmln.
,,.,.. Memorlal P1rk Mortuarv. Family
r~Ubh ttlase wishlno to malct m.mo<·
111 contrlbvtH:m, Pie•~ contrlDvte ta
lht'lr 11varlte ch8r!1¥.
SMITH .
GfneYllYi' IC, Smllll, 201! Vl!11 'C111-
c191, N9twPOrt 8NCll. 091• of dt1ttl, ~I 4 $1,WY!ved by two· Mlf!I, Ci.lid Srnllll,. ~ llledl, Ind Ht.rold
Smllll, Un Aneein1 teo,rr 1randdll\-
d~ 1nd ._ 1~randch1Jdren.
Gr1veddt lllrvlcft, ·Tun151v. II ,l,M.
Foret ~ HoHYwm:1 Hiits. wlltl
Rev. ~ 8111n · oflkl1t1no. ll11tt
Ml:w'TUllfY, 17'1 SUlltrtor, Calli M1$1,
Olrwctcn.
"Sing OUI Orange County," CIJoteolrapby 11 being pJin:
and proved. In ~ "' popu1ai ::,t.m conju..ltion with Ille
tl)M tt was UDJble to meet · m · al 1· ~'vl;;;-ly•;r all JU requeall lor c<llicerls. '" • ·
A Sing .Qui conctrt receoUy The present W!ldtOOe <alb
by the Orange C<lJnty group for the prlo In 'ff.ear "Jumpers
at Mlasloo Vlejo stimd such they b4ve .made tbemlelvea ..a reapoOse among tht youth while the men are OODliderlng
there, lhal within II days, buying blue blazen;-
"AmJgos'" was ·formed, and 1lhe origtnal concept was
tllree rehearsals were held, born In roldaummer, 1965,
each averagfnC 90 people, when at a youth conference
Mrs. Jeanne McGowen said. several college aod b1gb school
The 'musical group is now • youths decided they were tired
holding nheanals Monday of lhe image Iha( beatDw,
evening at 7:30 and Saturdays draft card burners protestora
at I p.m. at the Mis&ion Viejo and assorted tooh were giv:
llJgb School choral room. Ing lhelr generation.
1be first show ts yet to The group called tbemselves
be ICheduled, ~eyer, ten-•1up With People -Sing Out."
tative plans indic~te a -'llte cast of 130 singm and
perfon;nance may be g.iv~n al instrumentalists· represented
the Cmco del Mayo Fiesta 68 colleges and high schools
sponsored by the N"Jssion Vie-of 41 states. Since thal j? Parent-TeaCher Organiza-genesis, the young people have
tion on Sunday, May 4. toured the world perforraj_ng
Sing Out Amlg\'.)S is directed at campuses, military &ases
by Orange Coast College and on public stage, as well
sophomore Terry Mulhern . as on television.
County Bicentennial _
Festival Scheduled
SANTA ANA -While
plans for Orange County's
Bicentennial celebra-
tion are not firm, it is certain
that the week of July 22-29
will be a festive one.
That week, according to W.
Harold Lang, adm:intstrative
·director, marks the 200th an--
.niversary· of tlle Porto!a ex~ -
ped.ition, whii::h toured Orange
Coonty In 1769.
Lang _,,.,ed the names
of committee heads chosen to
handle the special projects
during tti~ anniversary,
Named t()· working com-
mittees are Robert H .
Wormhoudt, amusement:
T. K. McFall, liolmcial; M<s.
Weston Walker,· beautifica-
tion; Robert Peterson, :Ed,D .
and· Thomas V. Reeve 11,
education;· Merton Hfn8baw,
Paul Chace and Mrs .. Marco
Forster, exhibits; WillWn H.
Riffle and Bud Cortis, fiesta-p T lk rodeos and'" Portola trek;
MUNDEN eace a Manuel Esqueda, group J•"" ..._ MulldM. HM n, or "s w. participation; James b .
S:,lbofi 11vw:1., a.1tio1. o.• or Htftl, SJ d £ Sleeper, hi&'tOrical research;
Ac>r11 s. survlvn· w dlluallttr, Frtr.-ate or N".rs. Gladys Hannon, parks ces Gllb9rt, N~ BM<l'll llslef',
M" ttems, Lw A1111111H1 111d two and highways; Father John
grenddllldr.n. s..v!QH wm be held F Sammon re 11 g · o u ' TU66ey, , -PM, a.ii 8T'OlldMY C"'41el. f.dM s hool . . l ; Pr1vl'l1 lrt,..,,_t, ~111~, #Nlr-C Howard W. Crooke, water 111erv. cos11 Meal, Director'-resources; · Gene Sh aw,
PIESNAClt tourismj and William L.
,1,1m1 P5-K.. lAn" a..m a1vd., _COR;ONA DEL MAR ._, .Aldrich ·~blicity. wntrnln~. sun1Mot "" tiuanc1, America has spent vast -Cha'·' · ·1 1he B' Fm; dll1191rter. """1:. w • .,.... Nii.., sums abroad on its war . 1rmatr· o ,., 1cen-
watrnni.tw1 brclltlW, :_rc1 ~ ..... ~ ~uw....,: chin but a tenn1al Comrnlttetil is Superior
sJsM, Mra. Ml1"lflll ~-·" ma .e.. . .. ~ .... -Ja~-n--• H W1.an.lnrtwo1renddllldren1ndttl,,. .~'' '' ,-·L.-OU wfl. l •-1W• · ~ '
...,,.,..,.ndtll11dren. S«vkelt tod..,.; ~ s ~ gr P. · Thompson .tGa. aamed
MOndeY, 1 PM. smftlls Oii,... smiths ~ a "'~~ April 9 at by Govefnor Reag~ t 0 Mortu1rv. D!r«fort. .it'orona d~I Mar ~ig_h School coordinate all_ activiua plan-
BOWLES . on what 1ust $50 billion could . : ned by various c 0 u n 1 y
Donnll G. eaw1n. m2 2Dth st .. Wr'lt-do at home · · artl · ling · mlnsttt. survived b't' huJMnd, Rov L • . · organizations p c1pa · m
11ow'": ,an, Kenr>f'lh K. e-JKi four The 7:~ p.m. talk·tn .at the 'the two-year statewide
ststen, Merle Andenon, H1re1 sirtti-campus LitUe Theater IS ·free observa-e. «11n. Jovce B1ti.n:1 1nd ,l,1lC1 MO'fen1 ,,.._,_ "" two brottien. Httbert ind ·e1r1 Had!-to all Orange ""11.UJty women
now: ~1nc1ct.Ud,.,, Mlc,,1to1 1n11 and will feature GleMa B.
Cheryl 8-1K. Sttvlcet, Jue.lllY, 10 · ....,.,;1 1·s1 f AM, 11 tt1e Fln1 Baptltt c,,lll"dl, wm-Johmon, trainmg .. ~a 1 or
mll>$ftol'. DI~ by ~ F1mlly co-the Iowa Department of Social .
lofl111 FIH!ft'11 Hamt. Service. Charter Set
TOOMBS Mrs. Johnson Is executive : t
Harold •· Toomb• . .so. )611\ si .. New-director or the united st.ates For Group _ "°" e..cti. °"'• et ONth, A!lrll ._ SUfYt¥td br """"· DCll"OttrY1 ..,., K.,. eectioo~ W om en • s Intern!-~· ~1 bn:rflltr, W•liff tional League f~ Peace and ~· 1~C1:'°'C::.1~ Freedom acconilng ti>. Mn. MISm:ON VIE J 0 -
""""""· P.etrk view~' ..,,._ Ann. s.· .-I--, of, Olrsta .Mesa,"...,, .:T~ charter f"· the newly Dlr.ettd b)o Mltl:11ff Mortv1rr, _.... ~·~
• Wit.PF wea·tern fleJd...~orm·ed San Joaquin Teachers
1 KOEBl'EllER ·aecrl!tllry. ' · • · .';Aseocialion will be presented
Rdil'l'ltl ic-tw1r. 15'0 Pllclfltll, c:.. Mrl. J~ bo~ an ,~ d4ffpg a tea Tuetda.7 'at Li ' ,, ,.,...._ °"" ot· dtltti.. ""!'11 '" degree lo~ llCle?Cf-f~ .PulntennediateScbOol,25151 ~'19d bY wire, oon1 d1IJ9hltlft• nA_..-_. ..,..._ __ 1 of J
Jcin 1nc1,,_1.-. M1y.&lld.Rcll911. Weltem nc!IQve· ~MH ·'•.Padera Drive, Mission Vleo.
of'1111r1o111 ... 1w. L11n111 ,..,..., w"i. Soct_ .. 1· Wort art4 gra<l.uated /Garden Grove :t,er Ed m!Mtlr'I bnltl!W. lb'(-~. 1111-'!"" laud I nOtJ. strv1e11. ~,.. 2 PM. magna cum e r: o.p-~ 'Romeo who h s t he
::::' ... ~ .. ::~ Ri~1c-= Syracuse UniyerM,tY u a Californta Teachers Amela-,
Memfrllt P111c. DI~ 11y Wttkllff member of Pbi Beti. ~ tioo's (crA) Orange County
C111Pt1 Mwtwrr • ......., chapter, wm present tbe
WEw! . -. ~::.~~~iU:.~:i! .. s.;, !.°': Soviet Talk The tea is to begin at a:40
APf'l• '· s.irYl-.ecl bY huti.ncr. 11eT111n1. p. m, in th e 1 c b o o'I ~il:H. W«iftn<S<IY, 2 PM. Sltlilter 111 p balldlng L....,111 ee.ct. c:,._i. 1m.rrntn1, M9I-mu . p u r o a e .
,.-Abt*Y. D!~ tiy sMffer L• For Off1'cet· S Teacher Marge vaoc1er.veer
111111 8Hc:tl t.\ortllll'Y· said it Is to. bring together
( Monday, Aprtl 71 1%q DA(L Y Pl1.0T • p .,.
All Penney Stores Open Ewl')' Night. Mon~ay Through Saturday
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Pay 11 little 11 $9 per month
This versatile set wlR compliment thi action ... dining or
relaxing, whatever .... Kint calls for, 111 rich, rad -con·
trast with the bright floral cushions and· set the seen• for
casual elegance.
Rldweod choita -----~$:1.Ji135
R..iwooll dub chair "-'. _I --''----..$24
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3 pc.' ft. llWlillci. ..t ___ ,,_.j3,99,
7 ft. cr1nlc umbrella ------32.98
. NO MONEY DOWN •• , USE PENNEY'S TIME PAYMENT PLAN
BAL'l'll MORTUARIES
Cortna del Mar OR U45t
Colla Mesa Ml S.WI
school trusre~. din rlct -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-------~~~~~~~~~..,-~~-:--...,..~~~~~~~-, SANTAANA-The R>lired superintendeol Ralph Gates, ,~
Officers Association, 0.-ange civic leaders and other NEWPORT BEACH HUNTINGTON -BEACH
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY ue Broadway, Cotta Meu
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DILDAY BROTllERS ·
Dunliagtoa Valle1
MorhwJ
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Bantlllg&on Beach
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WESTCLIFr MORTUARY
G'I E. 11111 SI., Cetta Mua
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County chapter, will meet at homeowners oC the young, )
5,30 p.m. Airil 12 at the Sad-fas~owini e I em en la r 1 (Fas hion lslond) (Huntington Center ~ebacklnDherefordirmer. ~d~istri~-c1.~_:~~~~~.:..!.!:::::::::::':::::::::::~========~=================================================================1. Guest 91>eaker will bel.
William Price, a NeWport
Beach attorney, who will
discuss his recent visit to the
Soviet Union, which 1no:luded
a t"rip on the Trans-Siberian
railroad.
ReservaUons may be made
by calling 546-9029, 873-7951
or5IU320.
Four Data
Aides Sought
SANTA ANA -FOUi' new
IX'Oirammera will be hired for
the county's Dala Servicel
Department because attritkn
is so high in that occupalion.
Supervisors approved the
unbudgeted , positions when
they were told there has been
• 46 percent turnover in pro-
grammers in recent months.
The turnover was attributed
In loss of personnel In privalt
firms and promotlorul.
Ceramic Show
SANTA ANA -Cefamics
and prints by Chapman
College art students will be
on elhlb!Uon during the month
or April at the Orange County
Unlttd Nations Alsoci8tion
headquarten , 2204 North Mai
St. here. 1be office is open
from 11 noon to 4 p:m. Mon-
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200 Boats Enter " Boat Sinks Vaunted Cat, Single H ~ll Battle Again Biisi · -:-..
fn lll,JYC Tho n.-111q1e ~weeu At>m1tot Bay, wu ..uid lo ~Ian Concept mode daoalOcl 'tlie perpellial tropby would ~·i!w...ied .ch yut
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es lumedautforBalboa Ylcllt Kildoe, lien~. LYC.
Club's traditional Euler Re-EXo,\Ll:tM\ (5) HowlbJC
pita wbich ... hit by lhe OWi, Lew Roa, mm:.
traditlooal ~:Y. coo-· CAL~lj,(7) (1) ... Gj1NoD c11i1:i = · Slillla)I. , Allrlill, \l'lC;. (I) G..i.in,
OCEAll RACING (11) WhJs. Nell 'tolir, VYC.
per, Wall~ LAYC; (I) ENDEAVOR' (1).-,\Jlllro.
H o t u 1 a n ~ Lace llcCalie, ~. BID LllllJU..' llSSC.
BYC Cl) ~ling, Kirt I< MERCURY (I) -'(t) Tilt, Poole BYC. '
PHRF '(17) Twlntle, Frank C-ge PaRenon, CBYC.
While BYC; (I) F'uiltlve, Pe-TIIlSTLE (9) -(I) M~·
ter P.-, 'NHYC ; (S) Doro-morpboot.s, Pat Allen, NHYC. lh~~~(l~.'..:Q'._~; INT. H (I) -(1) No. 161, . _....., Till! M""-V)'C; (I) Fl-Paul Allen, BCYC, (2) No. IO, •-Jim Sawy<r BYC. Ell l ol-t Ol!on, SMYC;.(3) , ·smPE (1)-(l)'Uoderdog
Turld!h_Dellgh!, Alex Tsch11· Frank Gray,'KHYC; J<lloua
k...,ky, MYC. Mt.strep Phil Yatel ABYC RHODES33, (I) (I) Hooey, FINN °(1) _ (I) Nina, ~
Jack MallinU'odt, BYC.. . Kettenhofen, BYC.
LUDERS Wlnct.song, William LIIXHtA (lll) 'Lowly R ..
Expiration
Extended
The Board of Governors for
the Cruiainl Club of America
has agreed to extend the ex-
piration data for all ocean
racingmeasurement
certificates for one year, ac·
cording to Tom Wilder,
member of the measurement
committee.
Commencing 'May l the ex·
piratlon date of all ctrtilicates
will be extended for one year.
This means that if a
certificate is due to expire
May 15, 1969, the new date
of expiration will be May 15,
1970.
Skippers having any ques.
tions regarding lhe. new ruling
may contact Wilder at P'. O.
Box 'XIS, Balboa, Calif., 92661.
man, Rowland Lohman, BYC ;
(2) One For The Road, Jim
Tyler, BYC ; (3) Ditto, BUI
McCord, BYC.
LID0-14B (7)-(1) Pillbka,
Dick lle&ver, BYC; (2) Long·
shot, Pat Dunigan. :BYC.
METCALF (11) -(I) Rip.
pie, Dick Wilbon. BYC ; (2)
Pinata, Frank Meier, UYC;
(3) Me Too, Jack Andrews,
BYC. ..
KITE A (I) -(I) Vot.sr,
Argyle Campbell, BYC; (2)
The Bencler, Ted Hilllhlw,
LJYC.
KITE B (I) -(I) No. 727,
Gon!o Johnson, BYC.
SABOT A (11)-(1) Snoopy,
Kurt Wiese, _BVC; (2) Keep
Your Cool, DoveU Smith,
BYC: (3) Frtija, Nlna . Niel-
sen, NHYC.
SABOT B (12) -(I) Blue
Dolphin, Lori Bennett, BCYC;
(2) TJ, Ringo Wagner, NHYC;
(3 ) Bax I, Tom ilax!f<, NHYC.
SABOT C (11) -(I) F'lopoy,
Kathy Underwood, BYC; (2)
Undecided, BU Lawhorn, BYC.
-#!GUEST /NTERE~T
-ON JNSUREf7 gAflfNfT$,
Log .Race
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INTEREST DAY·IN to DAY·OUT· •
NO BANK CAN MATCH IT!
NO SAYINGS and LOAN A_SSOCllTION
CAN BEAT IT!
ASSETS OVER
$425,000,000.00 •
MUTUAL SAVINGS
ANO LO ... N ... SSOCIATION
CORONA DEL MAR
2867 East Coast Highway, corona Del Mar, canr. 92625
telephone: 675-5010
Hl'.AD OfflCE
315 E. Colonido BM!.
Plsadena, Cal if. 91109
tolephone: 449.2345
OTHER IRANCH
OF11CES
COvin1. Glwiclall
West An:ldla
lluddr Emm'a 35-foot If.JO lad-· oild wu, the best of the !MO -to be narded the -Id'•' to tht wllnlr ol 1 lwe>boal
ca&amaran Potyoetlan ())&. a man even coQteet 'Ul\Ul the breezes an d overhallled Col-fastest ocem.golnr sailboat. match race. The boats can
cept and Pot Doupn'1 U. IOll'Cb for lhe mark belao. umbla and was 12 seconds Kimberly said lhe perpetual be ol Jny type.
meter CoJnmhia turned into Et.. ~ the race com-abeld at the third mark; Col·
an Easter ea bun& Satul'.da1 .mittee ml the race w11 tllroa.· umtU moved · back lnto ~ when both boot.s we· n t out. lead oo lhe next bea~ but
aearching for tbe leew8"' Before the coafU$n · OJ« fro mhert on the race became
mark. the mart, Columbia I e d utter · confusion on the' part
Tbe race, aalled of f Polyn~ian Concept to the first ol both crews. -
weather mart by some four On hand to witness lhe event
minutes and WU SUll &lightly WU Jim Kimberly, noted l.J\. Andre Winner ahead at -the second mark. ternalional sportsman . who
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e Golden CI rl: ~e
Lha11. Apeo. a:olden, and
fOl'ltOUJ, 4 months old,
from Ownpklo HamDton
lines, $300.
e Contain Younell: An d
)'OW' tamiJ,f in ~ 37' con.
verted bua. All ~t tor U>e i;;;cr ·run ~es. Only
e ~y' "' """"°'" And ~Ira money: part time
;ob, 72 hours pet week, ln
a key shop, wm. train an
experienced penon.
• RanclMtyJe: As in fur, ••
a S700 dark ranch mJnk
atole, exquisite, like new,
"' $300.
GRAND OPENING OF IVERSON'S NEW PAD! 1
It's finally heppened ID Newport Bea cl 1 (and to the
work!)-• genuine, -t·t~oodness BUG-A·
BALOOI Nobody's el/er had one befo"' but, it was
bound to happen, and Iverson thought of it!
tvereon'• ••pect•• is hi• brand Dttw Volkswagen
building which is the largest and most beautiful In
the United States. Concar..d with an artistic flair.
it houses the 119ry lat•t in service and diagnostic
equi-t. and is a perfect showcase for dis·
, pleylng the lei-st changes In the Volk..,..pn line
(that is, If~ can.epot tile changes).
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During the world's first BlJG.A·BALOO, lwreon
wHI give llW8Y a sparkling new 1969 Volkswaaen
(otherwise known as "The Bug"). All you have
to do is pey us a visit. tf you've never been to a
BUG·A·BALOO, now is your opportunity to be
among.the first! At the BUG·A:BALOO, you'll 9ee
the latest In Volkawa119ns and Porsches, within a
layout the likn of which you'w never_, before!
BUG·A·BALOO ref,...hments await those that
CARE to --••thuw different! NoW's the time
to put • "Bull" In )"Dir house!
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No items reserved ••• First shopper< get first choice. All sales finel. Np telephone or moil
orders filled.
SPECIAL GROUP OF
TOWN DRESSES
Orig. $33~$56 SA VE · 1 /3-!1
A beeutiful collection of smerl
new styles in misses.. sizes. Shop
early for very best choice.
Windsor Misses' Dresses, 49
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BUDGET DRESSES
Wide seleciion of fab'rics anCf '
styles in !"isses' and ha lf sizes,
hurry for lies! selection.
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DAYTIME
DRESS GROUP
Orig. $13-$19 7.99
Solid; ano prinfs in i )iariefy '~l ' ·
styles ond colors for now through
summer. Misses'. helf sizes.
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EXCITING GROUP OF
"SHIRT SHIFTS
Orig. $9-$ l·s 4.99-6.99
Tho populer shirt shills.. tailorea
or with · ruffles , in solids, stripes
and prints, sizes 10 lo 16. ·
Ml-' Spomw.ar, 19
GROUP OF MISSES' SIZE
PANTS FOR SPRING
Orig. $10-$15 6.99-7.99
Solids and novelties in e variety
of styles ond fabrics, ot impres·
siv1 savings. Misses' sizes.
MllMt' SporflW9Clr, 71
ANAHEIM
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SPRING BLOUSES
Orig. $7-$14 3.99-499"-6.99
A variety of styles in white, pes·
tels ond prin_ls, leilored end frilly ..
styles included. Misses' sizes.
BlouHs, Shirt•, 66
WIDE LEG
COTTON PANTS
$9-$10 velues 4.99
In prints, cotton pents with front
2ip ond the new wide leg styling.
All oesy-weshing lobrics. 8-1 6.
Sf!"fft floor Budget Sport1wear, 65
C~EARANCE GROUP
OF JR. SPORTSWEAR
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, Orig. $9-$20 4.99-11.99
Asso;+e~ jr. separates , •• an
the exciting sprinq styles ~ere in
e heppy range of young ~olors.
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JuNot $pott1wear, 97
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CAsUAL tiANDBAGS ' \ ~ .
Ori9. $1.1-$17. 4.99-6.99 • \
Smeft l~~'lerge sizes in the new
fashion "eolo~s end shapes, for ell
spring occasions.
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GLOYES IN CLASSIC
AND NOVEL TY STYLES
Orig. $3 -$9 2.49-5.99
Cottons. nylons ona leethers in
this qroup of gloves in w"hite end
costume colors.
Gloves, 6
FAMOUS NAME
DRESS SHOES
Orig. $18 -$20 8.99
Choose from manr. well known
mekers in e wide se ection'tff heel
heights end colors end styles.
fathlon Shoe1, a
44' N. Euclid 535-8121
Mon. fhN Sat,
• I 0 o.m. ta ';30 p.m •
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LINGERIE
Orig. $4-$7 • 2.99-4.99
Slips and petticoats in easy-wash -
ing nylon, also stabilized nylon for
under knits, many in color.
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FAMOUS NAME BRAS
AND PANTIE GIRDLES
Orig. 3.50-12.50 1.49-9.99
From Formfif, Vesserette end
· Wamer, e choice of styles in
bras end .pantie girdles.
Foundation•, 19
GIRLS' TOP NAME
LINGERIE GROUP
Orig $2 1.59
Pettiponls "end helf slips from a
famous meker, in white onty. Sizes
7-14 in tho group.
Girls' lingerie, 56
GIRLS' DRESSES
IN SPRING STYLES
Orig. $9-$11 5.99-6.99
Dressy end casual sfyles in e wide
variety of fabrics end colors. Sizes
3-6x ond 7 -14 in the group.
Girlt' DrelMI, 47
GROUP OF
INFANTS' WEAR
Orig. 1.25-5.50 89c-1.99
PI e y w • a r, shorts, die per sets,
creepers end dresses in this spe-
cioly priced group.
Infa nt•' Wear, 42
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FAMOUS MAKER
MEN'S HATS
vel ues to $6 2.99
Handsome lightweight casuals in
assorted Spring styles end colors.
Some broken sizes.
Men'• Hat.. 57
NEWPORT
41 fathion Island 644-1212
Mon. tkru fri. 10 a .m. ta 9130 p.rn.
Sot. 10 o.m. to 6 p.m.
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MEN'S FAMOUS M>..KE
SPORT COAT GROUP
Orig. $55-$6.5 • 44.99-49.99
Year-=:ound fabrics in fashion col.
ors and model.S, niany famous
name brends inGluded in this spe·
ciolly priced 9roup.
Men'• Spott CJothlng, ~'48
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BUTANE LIGHTERS
BY COLIBRI
Reg. 17.99-'22.50 11.99
Jewe lry sfyled for the luxury look,
all with e 3 year guarantee. Meny
styles to choose from.
Sm·oke Shop, 13
VINYL CARRY-ON ONE
SUITER FOR MEN
Reg. 24.99 16.99
A lightweigh~ suif c e r r i er th·et
goes right with you. Two outside
pecks. $I 0 car bag lo metch, 5.99
Luggcige, 33
GARMENT BAGS IN
RICH VINYL PRINT
2.99
Queljty mode with dr"P."" Sfeel
freme for extre support. ·
Notians, 4
SA VE V.. Sil VERPLA TED
WATER GOBLETS
Orig. 15.00 7.50 ea.
Fine quality silverplete for en
elegant table setting. Limited
quenlity.
Silverware, $9
SET OF 3 PILLOWS
DECORATOR THROW STYLE
Set af
Orig. $5.00 3 for 3.99
Colorful throw pillows in antique
rayon satin, kapoc fill.~ -
Draperiea, 10
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FRIGIDAIRE 2-SPEED
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179.88
Has ·~ position 'water temperature
selector end cold water wa sh.
Major Appliances, 80
LARGE TABLE LAMP
METAL URN DESIGN
$30.00 velue 19.99
41" ten, polisheo bress finish. (Set
of 4 florel plaques, 14:99).
L~pt, WalrOecor, 31, 71
SA VE $30 R<!A COLOR . TV
227 SQ. IN. SCREEN
434.00
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Denisfi welnul style cabinet, henCf-
some finiS h. Includes guerentee.
Televislan, 72
CORNER GROUPS, SAMPLES
SAVE 25% NOW
199.95 to 299.95
3 Clays only, oll 1968 floor samples
from Stephen Edwords. Limited
~uentity. Come eorly.
SIHp Shop, '9
Klto!G SIZE SHEETS
SELECTED SECONDS
orig. 9.00."11.00 3.99
100'/: cotton percale, white ono
colors I OBx 120, limited quontity.
Sheets, 2
LA-Z-BOY RECLINER
·ROCKER AT SAVINGS
~ 18.00 orig. 169.95
to 219.95
Your choice 1968 lo-Z-Boy re din·
ers, 'eTI et this one low price.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
7111 Edinger Ave. 892-i331
Man. tkru Sat.
10 a.m. to 9130 p.m.
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STEPPING INTO THE PICTURE -The new grand marshal of
the 1969-Huntington Harboiir Philharmonic Committee's Christ-
mas boat parade is waiting in the wings and will be announced
during the Grand Marshal Ball taking place Saturday, April 19.-in
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the Mesa Verde Country Glub .. Waitin~ to congratulate him are· , '
(left U> right) Mrs. Rober\•A:Janies, •wile of 1968 grand marshal; ,
Mrs. Dallas Moran III, P!esident-el~t of the Philharmonic boafd, / and Mrs. J . Robert Soules, ball chairman. · _,.1:
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Grancl Mo 'rflial Named~
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Christmas-put will lie ricalled and ChrlstmU•"""'-·
to-come will he antic~wben members and ~ts'
of the three groups comprising the ll'untfnporf.HarbOli\"
Committees of the.OqiDle CountyP~nl]O.niG SQCi~IY
gather Saturday, April !9; in . Me!/ Verde Country
Club,. Costa Mesa. . ., ' ,
Trophies fro'Fi. !he 1968 boa,t,1iarade sponsored by
the committee ,will, be award~. and highlight of the
evening will 'bei disclc;>sµ.re Qf~the new1 grand. marshal;
who will direl:t the.1989 Christmas spectacular.
The semifonnal ball will begin with cocktails at
6:30 p.m., and dinner .will be served at 8:30 p.m. Serv-
ing .as chairman is_ Mrs. J. Robert Soules. Others work·
ing on ll)e conupfttee include Mrs. Richard Morrison.
l'eaervatfons'; Mn. Louis Eisenberg-,· decorations,' and Mrs: ll. Bijioird DOcl·Jr., programs. ·
Mf;l .. .-Lester "Erickson is general ways and means ·cbaU:Man for ·th• 'Huntington . Harl!our Philhannoliic
Commil!ee, and· Mn. Gilbert H. Thompson served as ~rman· for boll! tHe boel "parade and this year's
1,iMOvaUon, the Cruise of Lights. .
1 Presenting the 111119',grand marshal" will be Tetiring
g,rand !Ufshal, Robert A. James, who was assisted in -r parade duties by William P. tJniack, parade,captain;
Macti: Mason, night-captain· and Earl Colee, day captainj
.. Tlcltets for tl)e lnvitatiooal afiair are '25 per couple.
3114 all p~oceeds from the ball· will he donated to the
Orange C9unty Philharmonic Society.
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Citize'ns to Compete
By JODEAN HASTINGS
Of Ille n.lly 'lltf S"H
WHEN ORANGE DIS.
TRJcr, California F:edera-
tion of Women's Clubs, Junior
Membership meets for con.. ..
vention in the Disneyland
Hotel Friday and slh®ly,
April 25 and 26, Elaine (Mil..
George) Kemp will be com-.
peUng for Citizen-of-the-year
award for the Huntington
Beach Juniors. · . ' : '.
Elaine's principal~ is
youth. In addition to wcr~ing
with Brownies ln day camp
and on field tri"PC!. she is a
member of PTA, was active
during the Mothers' March of
Dimes, and represents her
club for Golden ~y, support
group of the Child Guidance
Clinic of Orange Cotulty.
Hll ENTRY
For Juniors Elaine served
as mental health chainnan
and currenUy is education
chairman. Because of her in-
terest in libraries she helps '
with story hours , donates
books and ·arranges bulletin board displays. ~ Mrs. George Kemp
She helped in the -
talion of a sex education P. working as a member of the
• Elaine manages to find time
for baking, cooking, sewi,hg
and gardening, and also enjOys
camping, swimming a n d
playing tennis with her family
in addition to her community
and church work.
ADVENTURE AND RAIN
~ to be following Mick
and Julie · Hoffman-on their
roun&.the.workt tour. After
surviving the tail of a hur-
ricane in.New Zealand. the
couple wandel'M on to a photo.
safari in South Africa where,
Julie writes, they got chased
by a huge bull elephant. "Our
drivef'1ust got the car turned
around in time," she said.
"Hope we got all THAT ·on
film."
Their flight iLrom Rhodesia's highlands (mostly for gollers
and trout fisherman) was
beautiful and dull, but Victoria
Falls offers a gambling casino
which Mick compared ta "ear-
ly, I:.as Vegas with Bugsy
Siegel."
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gram; promoted an education De t' W , · scholarship a n d presented mocra 1c oman s group.
puppet shows for children. · She-aerves on the Head Start
OFF TO JUNE LAKE f:Jr
a winter vacation were the
Bramels -Jack and Pat,
son Michael and daughter
Dana: The skiing enthusiasts,
who plan to start 5-year..old.
Dan a 'With lessons this year,
recalled the "old days" wheri
they used to hike in from
a dirt road to Mammoth.
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California Reviewed by OffiC:ers · 'of Historical Society . . . . . ,:
Reviewing the books are ·o~ to. right). M;~.·Al Krukenberg, pr~esi;t1
denf; Mr1. GeOrge Freiwald, first vice president and 1prog ~
' ·~an; and Mrs. Joe Courreges, third vice· president and his:
In other activities, the Wlfe committee, Fair H o u s i n g
and mother of three daughters Association and Orange Coun.
helped in the telephone cam-ty Council for Human Equali-
palgn to Get Out t~ Vote, t~.
An insight inU> history is gleaned by new officers of the Folintain
Valley Historical Society as they review editioos published in
1907 and authored by J , M. Guinn, who at that time was secretary
and past president of the HisU>rical Society of Southern CaliJornia. torian !or the Fountain Valley orga~ization. ' f!
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No Gain for Brain Strain Gi.ves College. Student
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a boy,
11, a freshman in mllege. I nevtr cut
claues, 1 take 1ood nota:, and r do
a c:onsidenbk 1mounl of outslde.IWdy,
Yet my grad<s are no belter . than
averaie. I know kids who cut like cruy,
eleep d&&rinC: ltctwa,·blve·aever.owned • --. 'llld 1llllr ,,,..,_ .... COD<
sistenll)' better tbah mtne.
Today I got back a psycholoO exam. r made a 71. The kid next to me
(ot a 99. Whell I uil<d H be lludied
for the ei:am, be said, "Of course not. r rated IL" rm ready to start 0 flking
it" and see what happens. r bet I'll
be .., proliotloa before JOU can 111
"Wilhelm Wunilt." •
What'• the secrtt of mallina lood
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ANN LANDERS
grad,. besides pme lludy? Is there
IOJlle "'1'et to it? Than1'I for any belp
you can give me. -BEGGING FOR
A C
DEAR llEG: ~ _.,. tM llld
daat "all mn ire mate4 equl" dota't apply ti . ..,__ ~-Some
-II -"P flllOl'DUltioo Jae I -
tor ... -la"1 Ill ol tt. OtMrl ----•tltM-il_ll_,.._ ... .,_.
thy• .... 1nc1\t., !IJld -tlie71orpl.; l!lree ,_,,, of U..t wltbln six boon. ' •
U ytl 1l1ve ~ llard u yot claim
and make only •verqe gade1, my ad·
vi<e II ti kftp plllflla(. Y" will form wort bMtl whlcb .Will prove far more
Yliuble fllu I llully lfade polat .........
J ""° ....... dill ,.. lotve • tllk
-'f«U ,..,.,.. ud ul< -wky ,.. m.ut a.ck .JCIWltlf CMt to :et
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1 llledMere lf8da. Y•. mlPt pk:k ap -every one of them with perf~l Visipn
IOmt uef91 ehatL and in excellent health. Our life togelber
DEAR ANN LANDERS :" I cannot has been wondeful. Our oldest chjld '.
truih!ully uy I read the letter •!(ned ii H.,.OUr y...,...t ii 7. We have two
"A 1rfend'1 Friend:"· it Wu rtad, to -srandchlldrtn. · • ' , I me, by Bil}.. FjU,erU:I, a 1 '(O~ iD , In my 15 years as. an el~ ~r
11\0 .Mic:1>lJln 8""!''.! ,~vei; • of the Mlchlpn Stale He••• pf
J am btind. . · .. " • · Repnlentatl\fel, J;tt m1de 'coUntlesS
trips from LanslJ!J ~o Detroit. 1 used to ,
I was Interested in the· lettll', u Bill tr1Vel with my Seeinf·Eye dO(. I -
knew J woukt be, becaui It conetrned travel alone.
1 molher wboee to0 bid decldld to 1 bdpe orr1enc:1•a 1'tlend" aees thlt ~~ ·~.~~~ .Flhey1· ~ q~,':~ . 11'4 otop<.worryiJ!s about what blin!I r~-: "'*t • '*ve c.-~• -le cu~ do, -ROBERT D.
My wile Jennie, who 111i> ls bllnd, MAHONEY SIXTll DISTRICT ' married me tt·yean ap. ·(We tmi ' 1 i •,
in Micbilan'• School IO< the Bliad In 11&41\ ROBERT MAHONEY: Tlool
Lan!isJ&.) Jennie*"' l l!fil ,10 dllldren JW fw •,...,.,.. letl<r. M4 1111.t
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Horoscope
Libra: Do·n't· ·,Brood 'About Past
TUESDAY fo<ll. Live up IO 1qs1-you co11ec1 valuable ln-~PRIL 8 lll<DL Emphto!to beauty. eu1 • formation. Ono wbo ... ...is
" avoid bta\'.Y clea111nf. Tact,· piale atrhlp feels amiably
By SYDNEY OM"!\R • wij ,ancl lnlel!i&we pin!""' dllpaeed toward ·yoo.
SHOPPING . AND BovsE-Jor objectiva. • ' • • CAPRMpRH (Dec. ZWan.
BOLD IN o I c ~~::.: S: Li:O (lu!J. 23-A\!( .. D): <lei 19): Bew"" ol w 11 d ca I
Lunar poe111on em du-~ _rill , a r I I a ans, ......,.. <J!'tlact t1!oee who
ty _ be practical hi . -· crallioieli., A~ cnticllm. llYO eul pl Y!JU. Cbeok mi \lUilget -l!:lcellenl . for DI~:"' more than -.. l\elPe¢ eaperlence.
'<purdwe 'of·,_......, clotbtl. 'doeo . _Some~ AQU~ J.1!0-•Feb.
Key 11,lo be cOn>ervaUve in-. you are ~ve. Jll1o"'. II): ee ...... ,...orecolnctly ...a.;i., furnllll!e. JIOny 'piis -and apply light !ouch. cpmt. .Sane who spread
pip mllbt -Y!"' u ll1P!. Keep par<! In pooltlon.
Finiab ---btlln proj-ects: ~ii oecil!IJ'1o
P1BC1!S (Feb. l .. Morcb IO):'
ActlvttY -w 11 h _..-11-.c .. ment .friendly re 1 a tt on•.
Humanllarl&n pioJecll are
favmd. You coWd 1pearllead
charity drive. Esceil<nl for
Improving public niltlona .
.tmd to bump infi objects, ' · ~ (Aµg. 23-Sept. D): 9'.: 1n;tt,il lmees. Ba f g a i n • ·~ dellrel m practlcsl J" ~
• 'available In root vqetab1es. manner. U you avoid e1-· • •
ARIES <Marcl\21-April 19>, :,:r.,":,""'~1 1;!:' .. ~ A tour of h1stor1c
Hlgbl1gbt responsibility -ac-avOKr extremes. Cbect diet. ' • • • R h
«pl ~ of It. One , at tbt' LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. D): Scripps Miramar anc
top Is °'!presl<!i. Don .I shirk Don't brood a boot the put. . •
duty-live up to obllgailooa. Future can be procluctiveaoce b program for y lo oeek pronioUon. Stan-goal ii sighted. More atrength can e a , ·
ht commuruty could be on )'Ollr 'side than might be • 1 ·
elev-. . imagined. Get -In order your club or soc1a . ,TAURUS (April ll>-May IO)' -especially npalrl.
Youmaywanttoatildytrovel SCORPIO (oeti3.Nov It)' ' t'on now folders. you.have feeling lhat Short jooniey ..;....t<d f/llb organ1za I • •• . tu~ . has ~n completed. close relatives is favored . lnd1VId~al with problem con-Strive for greater domestic f~ in you. 11te more you harmony. Obtain· bint ffom a1~ others,_ the !11on you LIBRA 'mesa.age. M o n e y
ultimately wUI receive~ surpr'i9e ls due You show a
GEMINI (llay 21.Jun .. IO)' Pl11fit .
Civic teagve to $fu_dy Harbor Problems
Avoid 'l;>eing too forceful or SAcimARIUs (Nov. 22_
aggresmve. Be Independent ~ 21). Be -~-· ·,_ .. but not anogant. Gather ""'"':'· ·. . llNUQ a-m
material for experimental or ~ating, drinking. Do plenty· of
creaUve work. You get ac--listening. U a keen o~er,
WEEKDAY TOURS of Scripps Miramar Ranch are
especially designed for civic, social, church and
other groups. Make a reservation now for. y~ur
organization; group rates for 20 or more. Cater·
ing for coffees, teas or luncheons available too.
For reservations and information can· 277-7110
(or ·291-0204 weekdays only).
NEW IN SAN DIEGO
A C111lse of the harbor while learning ~bout its prob-
lems and Newport Beech's lnWlveme.Jt is on the
next agenda of the Woman's Civie·,i.ea·gue of New-
port Harbor. Following will be a l~eon, served
by league board members. The evenn.s scbeduied
Artworks
Displayed
W a t e r color landscapes,
seascapes, norats and fruits
by artist Clarence Sorenson
will be displayed in the Mesa
Verde Library tomorrow
lhroogh llay 8.
A member of the Costa
Mesa Art League, Sorenson
began hls studies in hls home
city of Kansas City, Mo. at
the Fine Arts Instilule. . He ns art director tor
sevmiI ·advertising ~
in Ollcago while continuing ·
hls painting .....,. w I I b '
prftat. study under artist·
i-ben Paul Gerding and J--Sorenaoaretiredtwoyean aeo and .. came to California.
He --bis llm6 to
hil. two deepest -· painting and nbihiting.
for 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 15. Briefing Mrs. T. Dun-
can Slewart and Mrs. Angelo Redaelli (left to right)
on the discussion are Al Oberg, harbor master (left)
and George Dawes, harbor Coordinator for the City
of Newport ·Beach.
curate picture of financial af-
fairs.
CANCER (June 21.July 22)'
People express willingness to
coope'i"ate. Accent joint ef-
Bis warts have .been on
dilplay In the Costa ·Mesa Ari
Gallery ... the .-·amiulll
eablblts In Park Foi'elt, ID.,
at the Fall Ari Festival. ' ~.: '· ' ' . ·OldJ<tshioned Sewin.g Bee Revived
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mission hospitals and sew children's clothing and
crib blankets which are distributed through Luth-
eran World Relief to New Guinea and Vietnam.
Working on a•iaprobe ·are (left to right) the Mmes.
William C. Lampert, Louise Post, chainnan and
Kay Waite?, projects supervisor.
Cashiers
Summoned
Members ot the Li fr
1 ..... ance CashlBB and Of·
Ileen llanag<rS AJsoclailoa of
Oronp County wlll heir a
talk oo Estaie Planning, Wills .
and Trusts when they meet
in the Iron Horse restaurant,
Orange, for 1 &:30 p.m. dinner
tomorrow.
Newport Harbor Luth~ eJuircli iS the scene of an
''old-laailiOned sewing bee" the fourib_ Tuesday of i!v«Y· !ilenth, .. l!ut there is iiothtng O[d fashioned
a"°1JI w)lat j.s being turned out by the.nimble fingers
oi. Dorcas Circ;le members. Using ilis~ards, the
women make Japrobes for HarQor Area convales-
cent· .hOSJ!ltalJ, roll bandag .. which are sent_ to
Bread Slices ..
. Stop Stailis
iames B. MacDonald of
Hurwll., Hurwits and Remer
will tiO guest speaker for the
meeting which will follow a ,,IQ p.m. aocial boor.
stainecl ...de mo., ca~ be
cleaned )ly rubbfnc them will>
a piec;e Qf white ~. says
Jane Speece, University ol
.Nebraaka Exteqsion speclallst
in textiles and ololbinf. , A1IiJoae wishing mervalions
Or iuformation may call Mn.
Ruth C 1 n i n o , Continental
-Company, 541-4428..
Use a ':suede. brush to ketp
lbe _ .. ~ .. bruJhed ·Ill'-In ..
emergt!!Jcy, use an emery board ..
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you can lose weight
· and keep it off
Perh aps you 've been on d iets before.
.You lose o ·few pounds, but you olwo ys
go bock to your old eoting hobin .
.Weight Wotchers con help you lose
weig ht ond keep it off, with out pill s,
or crash.diets. We helP, you re-train
your eating hab its so you ca n
enio~ lull meals o doy.
Introductory Session ot no obligotion1
Morning doss begins T uesdoy,
April 15th, 9:00 o.m . (enter on Bristol
St.) Evening doss begins the some
doy ot 7:30 p.m . in the Teo Room,
South Coosl Plozo.
Reqistrotion fee 3.00 Weekly aues 2.00 • .
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FINE BAKERY
f're1h Strawberr11 Pie
011r f•mous str•wb•rry pl• is back. Mid•
. ~ith th• fin•st plumpo l1r9e, whol• str•w4
h•rr.i•s. l .19
Strawberr11 Sllort Cake
Individual short eek• cups, topped with rich
r•d 1tr1wb•tri•s •nd wh ipped creem lSc ea.
el~~~~~?
II your birthday is in May, June or Jui stop in
and fill o~t an •ntry .•. • decorate 2-l•y•r
c•lt.• to I lucky p•oplt ••ch month !
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OPEN
EVERYDAY
Sat, Sun., .llnd holidays 10 1.m.•
.f:JO p.m., no reservalions re·
quired. Weekd.llys, by advance ·
reserv.lllion only.
Washed Away ~rip~~ Miramar Ranch ~
To el~lnate hair sp'rayj~~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ build<Jp, Jnil< a liWe dry bak·
ing soda M'itb your sha~poli.
To rerilcive every Ia'st trJce
of shampoo, rime hair with
a glass of water con1tall1!Dll
a leupoon of biking IOda.
BE FREE OF
FACIAL. HAIR
' ~. FOREVER••••
PaOOF Of THE YAaN
IS IN ·THE SCftA TCHING
LET US SHOW YOU HOW
EASY IT IS TO REMOVE
EXCESS HAIR WITH
MODERN ~LECTROLYSIS 1
MEDICALLY APPROVED.•,
SAFE1 FAST 1 GENTLE-.
YOU'RE INVITED TO
CONSULT WITH OUR
LICENSED TECHNICIAN,
TMt'l I/ ~Iii Tile good qu.a!Uy YIM$
lrt IOlt Ind lmDDth, Ind ltlly Kflkll
leu. Hoowy1r, they do wst e bl! ,.,-·
. , -think lt'I WOMh I!.
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IN O\JR BEAUTY SALOH.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
lowtr 'UaU Acro11 froin
Woolworilt'1
Bristol 11t th1 511" Di1190 Frwy. ROBINSON'S
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HELENE CURTIS' NO-SET
BABY CAP 0' CURLS
THE FAS HION MOOD FOR ·SPRING IS JOYOUSLY
AU NATUREL ••• w1m A SOFTLY-t<NOWIHG ''BAIY11
I NHOCENCE~ THIS ANGEL-OEVILTRY IS SHAPED
BY OUR INGENIOUS STYLISTS.•• WHO CURVE THEIR
SPRltfGY MISCHIEF TO THE HUG OF YOUR HEAb.
T HEN, OUR NO-SET NATURE'CURL PERM TO MOLD
AND HOLD T HAT GLORIOUS TUMB\-E. ••WITHOUT A
SET • WITHOUT A CARE! NO-SET NATURE CURL WAV£
FROM 15 .00; CUT, FROM 5.00. BEAUTY SALON,
'HUMAN HAIR STRETCH WIG, CUSTOM STYLED, 45.00
IN BLONDS, BRUNETTES, FROSTEDS ANO GREVS•t•WHAT A WIG TO
WEAR WHEN '!'<?UR co1r: DROOPS! SEE OUR EHTIRE WIGGIERY GPlOUP;'
CASC_ADES, WIGLETS, LONG ANO MED IUM FALLS. BEAUTY ISALOH
ROBINSONS NEVVR)ITT • FASH ION ISLAND • 644·2800
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5.99 twin top, titl«I boilom
I · I s.991uu top,.flttec1 bottom
I ' ___ B_o_Y_s_· WEAR-= ...... v ... AL=...YE=S,.__,_ 3.79 42>:36'' amos, pair
l..ilac, pink, deep blue dioe. colcra.
3.29 coL pett:. pillow "'-.Pr
3.99 3.00cottml:n!tlhlrti,8-18 l.M 3.99!ullliLwhL cotpett:.ohll. !Jiii 1/5.00
I.II 4.00!vy1pOrtlhlr1&S.l8 2/S.00 mayc:bdomestlca34,boddlng41
9lc 4.00 wall: ehadl, S.20 a.31 45.99 G.E. queen elect bbUt. 29.11
29c maycoboya'!uml&hlngl23 • 14.99.-24.99 tw .. n. kng. sprds. io..11.te
99c 3.50no-irmdbl.l:nee!ocm1;M 2 2.11 35.lJ0..4000Batesl:lngopMClda llM
3,99 10:00.2ll.OOlpOrt'cxiats 10.tl· maycodomestic:s34,~41-atall
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49.95ljealymattressorsprlng -
59.99 Sliilmona iaatbessor sprfn~ «.M
79.95Sealy-111-orspring . SUI.
99.00 Urethane locim maltlWoa sel 19.Dll
99.00 red;or:x:Jong m(ltt. set -
109.98 Simmons mnttress set -· 119.00Eriqlandorloamorciollser tUO
15900 sampleSimmonsdUplexbed II.GO
21 3-pc;. Sealy l:ing llze set ISIJlll 3-pc;. Simmons l:ing set 1n.ao
239 em .Ola sleeper Ill.GO
219 oo!a sleepers 171,Dl).Jll OO
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I CARPETVALUES I i
31wn·frfligad·ova1 lllg!I 1/111.1111 ,
11.49 broa:lloom.mlll blalJ oq. yd. f.tl
9.99 nylon PlJo caipet *I' yd. IDlt. lM
12.49 wool pjlO lid)m. oq. yd. IDlt. ...
10.99-1 !.99 ai;eyllc pile textured or plush
broadlcom . sq. yd. insL 7.11 ,
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m1-1· pant.. tops
2 for 5.00 ..... t. ......
Tran cotton pants In oolid a>lors,
cott<>n tops In stripe~ eolids. S.16. Ut ea.
m11M1' ilare panta
3.99--4...U.
Basics and noveltl.., prints. plaids
and solids. manyfal:tlca. 6-16.
8Gftl Junlordre1Hs
7 .oo ... ,.. 11.99.
An -ling jjroupol l!nens, cottons.
mare! Solids and prfn!L
ml11H'~l lacbta
2.99-us
Vinyls with, !be Jool: d leather. &owll or beige. 11oa a.n
WOMEN'S WEAll
15.911 flmlar~ many types
6.99-&99 jr. l!mw pants .
I.Oii
3.19
mla .. ',lounge coata
3.99-LM
Honan• iayan ~ bullol>lront
Joung.,.. lowly prinls, brt>bn -
~99nylon oleepgowns
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2 for s;oo· -'-lt-LM
All from a famous mabr-for many
llguro typos. White, eome c:oloro.
1.99-2.49 famoua aame bras
5.99 alJ.in ..... loundatlono
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2.99-4.99 ~1• l• ' l.99-.zsa.le
E>dting c:cllection of l1lDllDor ICllld-aJ., S.IOM; notall simsall """-'Baby Mae In cottono, cottcnfnylan
••1-itrft:b-sizeo 0 .ID 2{ mcn1lls. •
7.99.9.99 women's shoes 5.19 -. •
l.4S.l.79 Infants' shiz1s, &horts lie
2/1.69 non·run ny!ohs
2.59 -en·a iupport mcldngs
1.99 lounge slippers
2.1 !l-3.19 linon slippers
llGftODbcmdhap
3.99-us1.11
211.-1." 99e
l.7t-3.19
Vinyls with leathor Of l'CMDI fjlllab, -cl"*9.Coloro.
7.99 lxnbihandlxigo
6.99 jewelry 00-
:i.9!>3-49 Jr, boys' lhlrts 1.11
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llO'('S JOO) MEN'S
bofa' dreM alilrt1 I.99 ·,;_~
Short · ~ iiiodels-checb and
pinstripe!. perm. press. Si>e S.18.
2.69-3.50 boya' sport shirts
. 3.69 licys' nylon Joobts
~n'1 2.pant 111118
49.99 wo_...i ..
S!ngl..tnqsted. 2-button llde venL
36-16 reg. obort, long. Alter. char;e.
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3.99-m
Short ..... lntu7ecl 'acetate knits.
11>rfngcolors. S:XL ll:es.
men'• i:ardlgan aweat•r•
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F.aly.care Or!cnit acrylb. green.
gokL l:iue;-orange. S.M·L-X!.
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Dacron®~· .
l.59ea. -2.19 .
flocbd Dacronl polyester. 40"x8!" Jang
11eallopetl'odge. White only:
cmzl-rap
11.99 -llM
Nylon and Dacn>n l ~.
lrtngod all mound. bight cclon. . .
' 4.99-S.99 6.al soattor rug, 21"x45"
and 30"1.S" · ' ·
budget stores downllairs. except Wil!hlre "-No home fumflhi iioiiriiidiomiiiftilic:si. iiatiiiiMoiincilialiiiroiiriCaiii"rilsbodiii _______________ lllllll
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Happiness Theme
Di ~trict Clubs
Await Meeting
'l1le Jliloeylaod Hotel will momJn&. be tho eo11iD11 April t Ind Tho ,_ .. _ will
10, !or Ille <Jnoc• Dislrict lmcr poll ......... d lhe
C<nV<lllllon dCalllorn la oocmlf and -...i wiD FedenUan al Woman'• ClubJ, hive as a tpldll feature
themed Rapplma la Dohig music b1 Sblrl"1 and Jtlf
f<r oet.n. I..1m!IDC8.
~ d lht H Awenl wlmMlwlllccmipele
cJubo .. tht -will ..... Oii tht --.. Sen,.,.,,. vetie al I p.m. Tbunday fer ci8CO, April 2'.
the -to be gt... Pnll boots, blllada'a
by tht R<Y. Dr. Carl Chrllt -and prfJe ..... ort d tht Tustin ~ dilplejol will be .. dilplQ-
<lnlrdl. • in co:J·~ rooms d the
Pmldeols d the clubl will bol<l.
form a proce1RmaJ prior to AUeodin& frcm the EbeD the""'""~ Thunday Clul> d N<wporl Beadl will
wtlidJ 1-·u ·Ila Iheme k be lht JC-. Ch1toa
Trtalure ai..t d Prtoeleu 'i1JGnlpul, pnoidont: LJL
J ...... ' . ~ ni.t vice preoi<lent: si-1 music will ..)>• L.W:. Jmkl, program
fealunid during the blDql!OI c!>Oirmao and . Jack 0...
and ..--<i nards nOlfwm, wel!are and beolth
by Mrs. William Cheney, cholrmM.
-nr.t vice ..-Also, tht -J 0 h. """ dtaD of chalrmm, will Lamir, ftllla1 c b air ma a :
cJimU: the e""'1ag. SlloleJ' -. cmreopoading
After the call to order at 1ecretar1; H•bert
t:30 a.m. Friday, M ra. PlMrbaugh, Vice pnoldent,
.Oiarl.. Garbarino, !ormtr W&yl and .,...., 'l'bomao II.
M~ mioslamy Io B e ct w II b , pablldty, end
Singap.:>re. will give · the in-James Lan. 1heodore Robins
voea-A busin,.. oession and Dr. IDlda McCertney.
and prqiram preoenltd by Mn. Ed word-·
AlDl!ricMl Field Ser Y 1 c e J\Dor Ebtll prelldent, will
shiaenta will coaclude the OCCOIDl*'1 Ille EbeD ol!icfn.
For Preschoolers
' Hearing Tests Set
Parents of preschool cblldren In the
Orange Coast area are urged to brine their
children for a free hearing test Thursday and
Friday, April 10 and 11, In St. Andnwa Pres-
bytertan Chureh, Newport Beach.
'],'he testa will be ~Wed· from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. each da,y by the John Tracy
Clinic under the iponsoi'ahfp ol the Newport
Chapter of Nallonal Charity League.
Appointment& may be made by calling
the cllDic in Costa Mesa at 642-2275 between
9:30 a.m. and S p.m. Monday through Friday.
Women Invited
To UCI Series
Tbree _,.ams dellgned
!or -will be o!lmd in the aprlD& quarter by the
Unl-..nl\7 <i Call!omla Ex·
lemion, Irvine, contlnuini Its
expanded oer1.. or proarams
lor-
Bqjoolng '.!busrday, April
10, will be Assessment ol
Pmooal Potential, !roai · I
a.m. to noon in Fellowship
Hall, F l r I I Coogregallooal
Cllurcb, Santa Ana..
Coiwdloator of the program
is Dr. Robert S. Davidson,
assodale cllnlcal pro!"'°' ol
medlca1 PoYcboloCY. Calllomla
Collqe o! Mtdicint, UCL He
will be assisted by Dr. Ella
Sanders, a psychologist in
private practice.
'nMI aecand class, New Ways
of Penonal Growth, will meet
Frldoy mornings !rom t a.m.
to ..... also in the Coogrep·
tiooa1 Omdl with Dr.
Davldooo u coordinator.
~ring with~ •too.
Cl*ured ~ '211.liO.
()pol with ........... •130.
""-'• tnot with diamond. e79.l50.
Ribbon ring In -~-Mill. or lmlrllds, $49.ISO.
Olt WHAT'S THE USE -No need to despair, Miss Groetsch, there is a better
way to keep house. Come tO the series planned by Orange Cout College Eve-
ning Division, Homemakers, Work Smarter, Not Harder, beginning Wednes-
day, April 9, and find out how. Susan and other homemakers will be given home
management, housecleanlng, meal preparation and clothing care lipa in the lour-
week 1erin. ·
Austin-Belnap Names
1n Rites · Read • Oregon
For Ceremony
5.99 15.00 Value
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Housekeeping
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Tips Offered
-cull !ar _. ....
willbeollmdmai-t -pl•-"1 Ille Oruice ~ Collef' Evening --The course. title d ~ wcrt smarter.
Not· -· will be OD lour .. ~ Wednetdayl from
,,. to,,. p,m. iD the Costa
-llilh Sdiool'lyc<Wll and
-lo Ille public al no diarge. -. '
Praepllng the -will he Mn.'Don>lhy Weock, 'home
. adviaor for the \!olverslty of
Elizabeth.Arden face treatment
is much more than just a facial
An Ellzabe1h Anlen expert In Qiffums'
Red Door rimment Room will help you
discowr dell&htfvl beauty secrets. You'll
have a face treatment and emecge with a
IUxtJious new llakeup as well as a radiant
leellni. Collplell treatment, willt !lilkeup,J.Ut
Beauly Studio,
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MESA MATINESS ~ a
sort cl "f.i.Mlt nigbta'" tn the
daylight !or llartJor .,.. film
!ans. Each -..el: wbeo Ihm ii
a brand new marit 9Cbeduled
for the Mesa, the apeoine ii
held on Wtd!le$day oftunoon,
The shows start )X'Olllptly II I
o'clock with tree reftesbmenta.
FREE PASSES to tho M ...
or the Lido ...ui be mallod todl1
to It R. Johmon, lOi Via Lido
Nord, l'/<wpart Beodl, )[. E,
Bullu, 2l!JO Sertuo A-...
Balboa, J. R. Sbal•, 1111 N.
Slate, Colle -and a.naco Arldl, IOO Mar1col<f, C...... dll
Mar.
SLAVICK'§ B ffu wlll~;m~..;i::.~
J, .......... 1111 u mS' •t lhe Lido or the Mesa real
1 e FesloiOft hleod iJ3 soon. It Is our sinc:ere hope and
Newootl -~ ....... 644-Ueo • F\.C)• 7'. ,--,....: JI. T7'. '°'".r our pl•ll"1r• that yw will be v .. a..,,. ,._. w.1-.-~ " V ~ X one ol the cuest.1 before too
A sure winner •• , you'll lova the striling
good lools of this versatile I()()% human
hair piece. Wear it ony number of ways, ••
whatev•ir suilt your fancy is the way to go.
Available in eO colors, including fro•ts.
Hurry for th e best selection. We're experts
in styr.nq hairpieces, too! Beauty S.loo, 601.
l•11kAfR•rlc•N, ..... Qerwe. tff • +,. M.w,ert C••tw .-.... I F••h'°91 hlt"4 • "4·2200 many Wteb ro1I by. o .. "-~ ~,., _ _.ft.JI AMHllM N'lwrolT HUMTllleTOtl llACH M111., Tli11rw., "'· IO!M "" t :JO ()+ti1, Di,, IOoOO flll l•.10 ' l ,. .... _.,, m.ty'..... ,.... 444 ... Ld14 IJS.1111 47 Fe.til ... 1.1.... "44.12 12 7777 Etll11tw A.... ltJ.JJJ( See )'GU at the movi. Ne. -:-:--========--~__:;==:::...=="----=:!..!!=:.::!:~~::!!!.!-..!..!.!..!...!~~:!.....!!!:~~111...--------------''Port Lido or die M-. ii.it ill -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=========-:.:
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Moldlf, April 7, 1969 DAR.Y l'Uti }f »
Honeym0on in Mexico -· TO~S Mer!'111id.s In Healing Aris •
H~~borites Recit~ . Vows lnfonnalion regardla&_. : · N1ew· Rol·es : for . Women aSro~:;s
. , ,_al IU·UU, Lalbenn Cbur<b ., • tllo
-wu· tbe lllllnl for
the -""' nuplla). -llnkllll'll-Ann Leplor ml
W\WllD ·1'rom> Webller, -., llewpGrl 1leocb. ,,,. ,Rev. -Eller-'ll>e bride, daugbhr ., Mr.
ml Mra. Jolln Leplor GI N"'
London, Mlna., WU given in
.marriage by her' falhtf. She
wore an organza and tumed
lace gown whlch swept into
a ' watteau train. Matching
fabric formed--ber headpiece
which held her chapel length
veil, and abe canied white
,_and Ivy. .
ID pink A·line gowns and
carrying red roses and pinlr:
carnations were Miss Martha
Dodda ol -polis, maid
<>(. booor ' and Mrs. Manhall
Hugo .. ol Newport Beach,
BARBARA PHILLIPS
Juno Bride
. ' . New prof-for """"'I . GI Ille padeot, w11icb. q11keo lion llllft than a year, has Meetinp take place 117 p.111.
-to --tbe tbe help GI an -·-,. -led _...., co se s , evory Tl>unday In WoodlaDI\ CGmJlezlliea In-In. tile lloaleol lavoluoblo. .·_<IP.:.:'"'_·_Ia...:i\1c..canllac __ · _pe,_llenta._c _ _:Schoo=:..:l•:..:Collta=:..:M=:ea=. --mod!m bealboc aru. To quollfy u 111 ..i.·r \.
A _.i -· training mlniltrollYe bolUa, J-
11111 nQ'lllllar--... for ·,-. a ---be._. ~ -·~ momtorell , potbellc ml the type el aurglcal lnllilslve care W1lt -who likea to.do tllinp ·In• lllilltlqton Beach bu.been fer «Ms. Sbe ollo mm11 ha ..
-lied by ·Hun 11 n·g to n lhe ~ and abllily to
jJltercunmunlty il<lopital. fit in a buay hoopital com-
'ADotber newly created oc4 mumty, · cuPauoo is that of ad-Behn aaaumq Imea
mlnislrallve bootess; Her job duties the boopital providel
Is lo· meet nonmedical -, an ...telltalbl courie to lo-
• ~ quoitl6oa, trwmit quaint lhe lndJvidull -· all
llllQftlhm ml put potl<nta a-" ., IM!opltal acllvity ..
at ease. she may &«Ve as a lini:
Mrs. ShelTy Murnane of 1 between patienla and the
Garden Gnlft ii Ille lint in medical facillly.
the area to fill lllil roie, and The boipital, which recently
she descrlbea her job as.malt-had Ila plans for the con-
ing certain lbai <very. patient llructlon of an llM!ed Wing
reels at eaae arid secure in IJJlrQVed, will c<intinue to P'O"
the v,,.i -pies of a mOOmi vide tlU IYI" of ·s<nice aa
WE HAVE
G. I. FOOD GIFT PAKS
FOR SERVIC~MEN ~; '"' AT HOME and ABROAD :;
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. bridesmaid. '
Wedding
Ceremony
Planned
boopilal. part of Ila ~ program.
..... -MRS. WILLIAM f, WEBSTER
N..wport R11id1nt1
Conference Focused
On . Youth Problems
A one-day conference on Following the panel a brief4
Delinquency Prevention will ing on Conducting a Youth
take place Saturday, April 12, Needs Sutvey will be given
in the Farmer's Insurance by Ernest Bachelor, con-
Group building, Los Angeles. sultant, Division DeliDquency
. JolnUy sponsoring the se-Prevention. CYA.
cond annual event are the DiSCU8Sion groups will· be
California -· Federation o f formed after luncheon and a
Women's Clubs, Jun Io r youth panel and open
Membenb!p, the California dhcu ssion dialogue will -con-
Youth Authority· and Fanner's elude the day~
Insurance group. .---.,..,.. ... --1 u.1rtt11IU1t Mrs. Donald Pratt, con-
ference chairman, will call the More S.Clll'lty Wltlt
seS111on to order at 9 a.m. rALS£ TEETH and Mrs. Marshall Gordoo, rft stab! Junior president, will
wejcome those attending.
A panel discussion, Com-
munity Involvement, will oc-
cupy the morning session,
moderated by Robert Foster,
regional supervisor, Division
Delinquency Prevention of
California Youth Authority.
Have Yourself a pretty new
Fashion 'do' ... quick as a wiglet
9.88 and 18.88
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.,...,,1 ...... _ ......... ,. . ' VA YOUl .... ..,. CMAIOI CARD-
NO APPOINTMENT NICISSARI'
f'ULLftl'Off MUMTHt•TOM llAC" M.-ot!T llACM
or.rtltl'llr Clftttr Hllntlrl... CM!lff F19hlcln 1"9tlf
......... ~ 1Nfl•.lt>171f ,....,._.,....m,
·'lbe bridegroom, son of Mr.
and Mra. WW!am Weboter of
Centralia, Wub., asked Duane
Raab of Newport Beach to
be bis heal man. Ushen were
John ml Daniel Winchester
and Thomaa Blow. Patrick
Mon•tiln WU the IOloist.
$Ile driil>o io.1111.<l<l>'l!l!li<IJI The aecooc1 · lnleMlve care
In the H\-bed, lndlviduakoom Unlt proviilea ema lnaurance
hoopltaJ at alm<!lt any hour both before and after surgery.
of the day' to answer ques-1be r Ir st ICU, in opera.
A June ~ wedding ln St. tioils, aaUsfy complaints or
Andrew'• Presbyterian Oiurch fulfill requests.
is being planned by Barbara -D. Jacobs; 1upitaJ
Phillips of Newport Beach and administrator, points out that C.1to111 Aar1I A1111111flcifi•
Stanley Rohrer of Wakarusa, tnlJ"9eS and doctors are not NO SALISMU
HAL AlllSCHll
HEARING AIDS
Ind. physic~ ab~o spend much mt c'tr.!O:f' ,,:WT. Circulatlng the guest book
clurtog the roception in the
Newport Beach Tennis Club
was Mn. Elden Kanegae, and
cutting the cake was Mrs.
,Daniel Ratoz, the
bridegropm's sister.
Mr, and Mrs. Dwi••t Phillips """' fur the medical needs ,,.. .. ,..._,...,. ____ _ Miss Phillips, daughter of'll~mo~re~~~~nec~~eessai~ry~to~~..,~-~~sk~l~•~l~&~Jl.J~U~I ~ &" "'°' ._..... .... nr.-......... ... ..... of PlacenUa, teaches Spanish ...mi ~ Iii .._ Y1'dl. 'di blp,,.,, 111 .. ~~~:~~~u~ YES MAM =~·=:..:.;:.::.-.~#4.9i · Following a honeymoon in
Mexico, the newlywed& will
realde In Newport Beach. She
ls a graduate of the University
of Minnetlota, while he is an
alumn111 of Western
:Waabington State College.
School and Occidental College. •
Her fiance is a graduate I \fE Wfll I BAV ~~ON I of Purdue University and w d h h I ...... rl'\1 ...-~~ '
earned bis masters c1egroe in e ~ ave t e a rgest THESE SAM SHIPMENTS. · .
:;':!' •. ':1 = ;tJt=. stock of SHAG CARPET · . . , -'
Laguna Group
Ind., he ·ts the son of Mr. h ;:t.=. Glade Rohrer or Of t .e IOWeSt prices! fi~t-
DO N'S CARPET SHOP. American Llgi<JO Auxiliary
of Laguna Beach gathers at
8 p.m. the second and fourth
Tbtndaya in the Lepn Hall.
Gloomy Gus Tells ii
As You See ii
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ReprdJeu of how ad. )'Oii mei:I to l111e •••
Stutins Maadq, April 7th, and antil4 p.ni.,
Salmda,y, April J2th • • • lllOW will recei'te
5 'riaita free with UT of Glori& Muhn'•
rep)ar prosrams (recudleu of how little
J'Oll ne ell to l111e)
LOSE 10 INCHES WITHIN THE
FIRST 10 VISITS TO •••
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Based on our actual records.•. our average
Patron loses 10 Jnches within the 1lrBt 10
visits from hips, waist, thighs, tummy and arm s.
ORANGE
,. RESULTS GU.Q.L ... a.1
in writing why is GLORIA MARSHALL Ho. 1
GIDRIA MABSHALt. m)'ti:
-ren us the clnm lize yoll Wllllt to
-. and we'll U!ll yoll half many vii-
:ittl it will take and gwmmtee in writ;.
jag that :you will n!ldl your ·goel. In
fact,. II> lbaoJotely JIOl!itive are: ft that .
you will obtain your objecltte,·tbat.
.tat.ad in oar gwlea, wa w.ill -
W JOll haft FREE OP' CHAllGB,
ANY AND AU. PUBHIBR VJB.
rrs, 1llllil JOD llllldi. JCJar pl. Ifl
pcllilhe uaneetllatwabdcupoar
guanmle& 1~.
Gloria ManhaJJ's didn't "'ja8L happen"
to become the wurld's leading Figure
Control System ••• quidr,: safe resul~
made it that way. At Gloria Marshall's
yoll']I lose more inches and poundS for
le(!s. money than through any other
PlogQIDI, an;vwhere.
Como iooomf""4b/e,
... ua1 e/othel,
Call JIOW far a flee santple visit where
YOll BllfnaJJy 1lllf) the special -chhiei!
f.or J.'8C'lQCing and eJedmnic Facial Can·
louting. "No charge ••• no obligation.
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MIPleKlltl MIDICMI MIUITMAL ......,,. MIOaATIDW
CA""'°""9A AllDCMTION Oft tflfOUITMllL UtM COWUflD
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The coupe will carry a
m.a n u fr.cturer's su~ed
relall',price. (al East 11111 <full
Coast ports of entry) of ap-
proxlniateJy 16,000. F Ir s I
deliverieS: of the n e w
Mercedes are e:s:pected during
the second hall of lhla year ..
Produclkm of the 2111 SE
Coupe 11111 oonvertible m<!deis
will coatinUt u before.
The, eogioe which -"
the new cdupe II of Hyllndtr
in-line coofigura~ II Js ..
equippe<I with 1wo:~00rafurs
and features the · oVShftd
camsbalt design · common to Reco'rd M..,.,,.
all Mercedes-~nz eng!.nes. A Les Elmore, a b o v e,
4-speed manual lraJ1.$rnission owner of Elmore Mer
is standard 'eQWpmait. wilh tors, Westminster Toyo-
a 4-speed ·automatic' ·and a ta dealership, reported
new ~r· • p:e e ~:,~an u a I retail sales of 150 new
tr8MJD.i.Aj~. ~hit' offered as Toyotas in March, a na-
options, J • · tional dealership sales
AD optional equipment for r e c o r d. Jim Simpson
the ·25o ·Sedan· also will be was top salesman.
a\IAi.Jahle · fpr ·the coupe, in-----'--------II
cludbig air condiUoning.
'The . bodywork of the coupe
ts almoit twO inches' lower
than that of the aedan, and
the rake of both windshield
and rear-window is· COfto
.siderably more than in ~
4"®or mode J • Ema-wide
doon pmide '" eue ol entry into tbe front or rear seats,
11111 despite lhe'-ge in bbdy
l!lle.. lhe rur seal llill .bu
room for three paslC!IJlelS.
• Ci.um deslp ol•llle coupe
folloWa lalal Men:edes-Benz
pnclice, with the diagonal
rear swing '1lt keeping
camber dfangell t o a
minimum while still enjoying
the benefits ol long spring
travel. 1be car also includes
all features which have· been
incorporated into o t b e r
Mercedes passenger vehicles,
such as 4-wbeel disc brakes
and a dual-circuit hydraulj.c
system with vacuum booster,
plus recircuJating ball steering
with optional power assist.
The turning circle is less than
36 feet.
From a safety standpoint.
the coupe-follows the same
basic principles used b y
Merttdes-Benz in the con-
strucUon of all its other cars:
that of building a rigid
passenger compartment and
combining Jt with energy•
absorbing front and nar sec-
tions. • * •
CHEVROLET PARTS
MAN noNoRED
Philip A. Gallo ol Flelcher
Jones Cbevrole't in
Westminster Wa.3 among_ the
96 topnnkin« Chevrolet
dealenllip plrts 11111. .,,.
ctssoriel managers acroa the
nation who were honored
recenUy at Qewolet'1 1181
Naliooal P&A Record Club
convention in Las V egu. Each
year the two leading parts
and accessories sales
managers from each o f
Chevrolet's 48 sales zones are
elected to attend the con·
vention.
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VW WELcoMES
KORD MAVERICK
Volkswagen welcomed the
first of Detroit's »ealltd sub-
compact cars into t b e
marketplace today and said
it will demonstrate what VW
has known for a long time
-"that there is a broad
market for smaller cars in
this country."
The welcome came from
Stuart Perkins, president ol
Volkswagen of America.
Perkins said he believes that
Detroit's entry into the small-
car field "will bring additional
customers into VolUwagen
showrooms and into
showrooms selling other small
cars" and added:
"The promotional effort
Detroit will put behind Its w
models will be far greater
than Volkswagen and other
small-car manufacturer!! coo.Id
ever make -and, we believe,
it will appeal to different
groupo.
"As a result, we believe
that many buyers whom wt
have not yet convinced will
be mo"' lil<el,y lo d!dde that
a .small car is right for them.
One< they make that deciaioa,
J1W\Y will· toot at our vehlcles
as well It is our conviction
that the small-car aegment
wW be the fastest growlb~
of the automobile market for
many years."
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W1LL II AT Vietnam
' .. ·-.THRIFTY MART Market SA!GOI! (UPI) _For mon A typlea1 patrol lDlo Cam-lot older than bis 311 yoan. can Ol*'•le <11 their own In ldooll6callm. to be ready to· pall t11e ""'~
'then a ·year. a tllht-llppod ' bodla mJclll OOllliot cf two 'lbe otlltr American mfClll Ille Jun(il aad wW -pro. 'Illa pmoi will Wee off bJ blck OUl apln llo a hun)" 21'11 HAI-ILVO. -COITA MllA
,...., cf Amtrlcllll h•• Americw and Jour .,...five be1:1S-~ ......... ->edcaolltmds-lln. bo!lcoplerflwft ajumplo(..tf Uitlsned"uy. MONDAT-TUISDAT-WIDNISllAT
lfJ"'lallvd In mUln( elm-1r1-. Coe Am• r I c • n upllale -Yort wbo ba1 'Ille Americw 1D1J ·-paint al a C and C bale EUdly i-tlle patrol
-lorays acn1111 the could be a .......,. lnllll had --with L ftlUlar onllmr7 Jungle la 111 • e • or a SpMol Fore.. camp In ~ lo a u,1111)' Rpl AIU. 1 • I • t
Cambodian -into the North C..-wbo 'a 1 U.S. -ht{ unit )lefGro ...,.. w~ any manmp 'I' South V-.n. Aller they are aocr'el, 1'ul In maDJ ..... IOC!llll IZ NOON lO I p .M.
deep unctuarla o1 Com· ,...,... _.i IOl'C99 laon lnC blck 11 '6outb -......., IOl!gueo dJod blaclO lootrled:t11ebellcopler1 It it limUar lo Ille molbodl
:munlll mllilar7 unltl. i:n,~Vlttnam~;~""'~lnd~bim~· ~-~jlor~a~1t>~o~ .. ;<l~tb~"'~•~Of~oec~eal~·~~~~lri~-~~~-~-~ .. ;l~•a~•Jnlllrn~~to~tlle~bu~sa~~aad~~-~~cf~lon~•~.._~~·~-~-~ial~,......~]~~-;;""';"~"~$;U;;Opor~~··;r1Y;· ;lnc;l~-;~mallln~~·~"";'~~ · ,,.. men involved a r • "..bolo crl(IY lace loots a ly, thty ~lo be -wbo -111ulpl -witll no by wilb no ot!Ju' duties oxcepl pe-lmldo &outb Vltlnlm.
I moolly band-picked u .s. Anny
... -Speclal FOl"Cel Green. Beret
voluoletn who ' lead ....U ,_ ol Moola~ °'
'om-Nong mereonartes.
'Ille job ii -"' blP risks Ibey lbrug all a m o n g
lhomldvt1 u llinJ>l1 .. ....,
over the mountain."
'Jbolr ---... ......,. -patrols usigned to I shadow the monmtlllt of
Noith Vlotnamae and Vlei
COOg units and mill out tllelr
plans.
Despite the nonchalance ol
tlle men who do Ille job, 11
is a tightly controlled opera-
tion ol ""' utmo5I secr<C)' whicll balances the military
value of t b e intellig~
gathered ~ thlL_P a tr o 11
• against the politiC41 clisad·
• vantages that could come
• from an American patrol ~. being caught Inside eambodla.
I· !ECRET UMT
The organization aet up for
\ mlsslons intO Cambodia went
L tnto full operation at the close
of 1967 when a secret special ~ forces ·unit tnown as "Project
. Omega" set up an operating
base near Ban Me Thoot tn
South Vietnam's c e flt r a I
' . highlands.
' ' Wblle conslruclion of the
: · base was going on at the
, , lllul ol 1918, U.S. Am)Jassador
1• to India Chester Bow I ea:
, . traveled to Phnom Penh aa:
, • a speclal roprestnlaliv• ol
Prl!Sld .. t Johnson to bold
• talks with Cambodian Chio!
'' of Stale Prince Norodom
i · Sihanouk.
,: At the same time, aources
In Phnom Penh Close to
,. Sihanouk said there would be
, .. no real objection to small
::.: American military penetr•
tioos of unpopuJaled Cam·
-· bodian border areas so long
"i. as jt wu done in secrecy
• and did not put Sihanouk In
• .. tbt posi.Uon of knowingly com:
promla:lng Cambodian
sovereignty. Sihanouk l!roke
' diplomaUc relations with the
..,, United states tn 1965 over
!: alleged border violations.
~·mGewros AREA
t. Omega is now known as
· C and C (Command and Con·
1 trol) Central and ~ r'5ponsi·
l" ble for operating in the central
"highlands area. Another unit
t. Identified by the Greek letter
ii Sigma la' known as C and
~-C South and operate.a: from
a base to the south in the m Corps area of South Viet-
nam.
•. A third unit, c and C North,
Js responsible for the larger
.. and more elaborate penetra-
tions lhat have been going
•· on far a longer period of time
across the Laotian border into
the Ho Chi Minh supply com·
plex.
The aim ol C and C patrols
Is UIUally to lie low in the
Communist base area and
galher what inteiligeoce lhey
can while trying to avoid
discovery. The missions never
come of! according to plan,
however, and when the men
of C and C are someday allow-
ed to tell their story they
wilt have some hair-raising
exploits to recount.
LARGE KILL
One sergeant on a penetra-
tion some time ago wu
credited with a large kill by
tossing a claymore mine into
the back of a truck loaded
with North Vietnamese troops,
running of! down the road
behind 11 with the lead wires
in his hand and pressing the
1. detonaUx' switch.
r Mother sergeant tell.! of J.n.
ching hls way palnfully at
night through an area lllltd
r with sleeping North Viel-
' namese troops and trying tO
keep from bumping Into any · ~ ol them. "You could tou a
ltooe in any direction and i· a:et a voice in North Viet-
namese wanting to know who ~ wu throwing the rocks," he
said.
1 Still oUlen have been In-
' ltrled by helicopter only to
fmd they have come down
• DleraJly on top of their targel
'l1iey hive been extracted
' minutes later by heJlcoptm
• Jn the middle or raging ; = with the Com·
' 'l1lo nmnber cf C and C
c. mfl .... into Can1bodJ1 la:
u,bll)' rocuiated eacb month.
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is th~re a place ·for .a_carso unconventional
that it may -well last for decades?
Mercedes-Benz thinks so. -.
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MerceGn·Bau lavishes sucti
attention on, eniinttring that some
pepple 'oiy Maada-Bcnz DlOlol: can
.,. too 10phlstlcaml.
And, by conventional it.A·
<larch, they ~-
But Mamies-Bcnz enginftrs
·~lo lhe •mmtc of a cltlfemit dram-
-· They Insist on building margins of_~ and Nf<ty Into thej!; '""
mad\inei ·to meet the itnuptctt"J, u ·
,..U •(\!iii expocl9d. And they • .£
bOmly refue lo dnqn anything just
good ~ lo "pt by" for a tiznO-::.
and .o"b<tter.' .
.'IliJt, In e,senc•. Is whit ilistip-.
guJlli ... a~Bmz. what -It ·
aput froai the i:towd ·of convmttonal
can, b~· of convaitlonal standudi.
;· I• ' An amazing maverick
' ·'1'1le automobile at rigllt1f1 a shining """"Pio. Merades·Bmz .. u,
15 runarkablo_guolino-poworod mod-
els in the US.-.i>las thl1 one, pe:r~ps
the most mnarkable of .U.
·It is the-legendary Di111I. i.
Thismavericklssodeftantfyun·
convet\tional that it can Probabfy' cut
your lud bills In half, tllmlnate lllAJ\y
of your uSUI! ropalr bill>-and Is likely
to~ serving you faithfully when most
of today's sleek new dreamboats have
beon choppod up for scrap.
Not for everyone
To approd~I• iho Dt ... L you
first have to~tand the idea be--
hind it-and. be able to adjust to its
thrtt foibles. It is not for every man.
The Diesel is built for pm.pie
wtlo want an economr cu, but who
~eclint to venture onto the high.ways
In a ft1therwdght, chmpod machlfto.'
If y('lu are wijling to ,Pay for the safetf"
and comfort' of a big, 3,000·pound
sodin, the Oi...J will roward you with·
lud costs !hot 1Mtch the lllmslat little
hill1'1nt .Oil tho n>ad.
Tho thne Oi...J loibt .. ,
Fint, you cannot hop into tJiis
tar ana·!'OB'off in a cloud of dut. The
Dino! "arti liko any· other cor whm
its motor is warm. But, in the momlng,
yoy mWJt be rtient for about 30 RC-
ondt while tl!t motor pr<heats for fir..
Ing. (A minor nulNnCt which turns lo
iulv1mt11ge in Winter, enabling you to
get underway while others may still be
cunlng INl'lhlvortn,g.)
S«Ond, you mutt •bondon eny
tfioaght of firaboll ac<tlcntlon. Tho
Dino! will cndH lndefinlt<ly at any
potted opeed limit In Amatca. (Onco,
11 ovtft --tht e,728-mlle Ah!CU\
Rlllyl) hi. u a dfapter, It'• a bust
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Thiri:I, though the Diesel sounds
exactly like an ordinary car when
it's moving, you11 detect a vestigial
"pockota" at idlo-n11ightly biurro
note in a car otherwise so grand.
IE you can learn to shrug off an
occasional jest about one of these ec-
cmtridtlet, you'll have the last laugh:
on everybody at the end of each month
-yeuaftuyear.
Cuts fuel bills in half
The Diesel works its incredible
fuel economy in two ways.
To begin with, of course, it uses
lowly di ... ! fuel. (In a pinch, ii will
run on soya-bean oil.) The price of
diesel fuel varies from state to state.
In almost all states, it is lower than
regular gasoline. In some states it costs
only hlllf u much.
The Diesel also sips its fuc.I at a
mi!erly rate. In fact, the engine bums
evtty drop so efficiently that exhaust
is virtually smoke-fret. A surprise to
many.
Now-1f you'vo beon mlgnod
to getting12, 1.5, ts miles agAIJon from
standard ledW, brace younelf.
The new Mercedes-Benz 220
Dl...t usUy dtllvon ovu 11Doncy-~o•
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miles to the gallon-and on trips,
when you get full benefit of diesel
fuel's priCe advantage over gasoline,
you can average 30, 40, even 50 mile~
for t11e cost of a gallon of regular I
Many repair costs vanish
More good news. The diesel
e:'lgine is such a gem of simplicity that
it merely dis'Penses with many parts
that normally end up costing you
money. It has no spark plugs. No
points. No condensers. Not even a car-
buretor to repair or replace.
It goes and goes and goes
Best of all, this 4-cylini:ler
diesel injection engine is designed to
give you uncommonly reliablt service
-for years.
Not only are thett ttlatively
few parts to go amiss, but the parts
that are pruent have been engineered
to h1ive characteristic Mercedes-Benz
stamina. There's a rugged overhead
camshaft and a fioe-bearing crank·
shaft. Twdvtof the 16 piston ring• are
coated with expens.ive molybdenum
-an exotic ''space age'' metal that
won't melt below 4,712 degrees.
The inge:nlous engineers, see--
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' tli• Dino! bristles with sophislkat..j.
ultra.opeiformance features that are
simply eavailable on domestic se""I
dans. All-ind,Peniltnt suspension.j
,Taul, recln:ulatil\g-b.U-typo stttrlngJ
that gives.you th~ ''fetl" of the road.
Massive, radDg-type disc brUes on all
•. ~ four:wh~ '., ~
' It 'tem, manewers tmd stops
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11s if yortr rf(•.,,lnded on it.
Thii"iloite reason why Car and Driver~ with i'~d of cars to choose
from, co~ that the currmt Mer-,
cedes-Benz line "represents the pres..:
ent p\nnAde hf 1.fe car engipeering.'~
Mariy Ws.are designed to win'
admiration fortheir owners. Mercedes-
Bmz can aro .talgnod to win admi<•··
.tion from their oWners.
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24-page brochure ..
If You'd Uke moJO facts on tlit
·$4,780• Diesel-plus details of six ·' . -... other 1969 Mercedes-Benz gasolin"'1
ing that valves wore unevenly, de-
signed them to rotate slightly with ucli
stroke, vastly prolonging·thetr Utt.
Mercedes-Benz does not 10.rr-
nmf the Diesel to lat'"for 10 or 20
years. Any car's Iii~ depends on how
< had il·ls driven md hoW. canhiJb:'
is maintained. But a lifetime meuured
in decades is no pipe dream, either.
.Of the 700,000 Diestl> ii IUu
built since 1936, Mercein-Ben: esti-
mates that fully 80 peccent are 1til!
humming along/ .
First, a Mercedes-Benz
The engine male.es this Mer-
cedes-Benz an economy car. But the
real value of the Diesel Ues not so
much In the things that make it dlffoo-
ml fro"' ovuy other Merted...u.n.
as in the things that rnUe it the !1411'1t.
Like every Mercedes-Benz, the
Diesel is welded into being, not bolted.
After S0,000 miles or so, you may be.
gin to wonder if it will eoer nttle.
Tho body ls dunkod in prlmtt,
bakod, 1pr1y-plinlod, hand....,.dod,
sprayed again, then M:nd-sprayed.
Even the insidu of. the h'ubaps .,.
coated. Total paint and primer rust
prol<ction: U poands.
powered motor cars-mail the coupon1
for a full-color brochure.
Even better, drop by tlie sliow-
room today and arrange to test drive a
Mercedes-Benz:. See for yourtelf what
a defiantly unconventiorW car feeZ.
like out on the road.
Other models to mull over:
2SO Sedan-an unflappable
road car, with superb handling and
braking .as standa.rd equipment,
$5,299•.
280 SE Sodan-tfi• mosi rood·
worthy car you can buy in the luxucy,
clus, f~tl-injection engine, $6,S71•.
2.SOSL Roadster-a sports car
for grown-ups, combines soul-stirring
perfOrJ11'1\Ct with comfort, $6,885'.
lOOSEL-an undmtatod lint-
ousine, $9,849".
600 Grand Mertffes-the ul·
timate motor car, $23,759•.
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STAYS WITH ANGELS
Nowport'1 Bill You
Voss Signs
'69 Contract
. With Angels
'Ille Calllomla Angels, complete with
last-minute addltioo.s Lou Joi>Mon, Bill
Vos.! and Dick Stuart, tuned up Sunday
for the 1919 American League opener
with a Joss to the Oakland Athletics
in 12 innings.
Voss, acquired ·from the Chicago White
Sox during the olf...a"°", sigoed bla
1969 contract Sunday. He ltd the club
baiting during the apring with • .«<
average.
'Ille Angels announced tOday that
Stuart, who bas been playing in Japan
~ 1155, would 1lgn a cootntct Monday
morning. Stuart bas played with tho
Angels oil lprlng.
Johnson, w b o came. to t}\e Angell In
a trade wjlh the ctevel14Jd: Indiana Fri·
d a y, cracked 1 two:run home r u n in
the botlml of the ninth. Thal oent Sun-
day's game with OakJlnd ha utra
Innings.
Voss, 2.1, of Newport Beach, missed
almost half pf. the 1981 aeUon after
suffering a broken ·jaw when hit bY
a pitch by Pela Ric)lert of Baltimore.
Voss was given the good oew1 by
Angel manq:er Bill Rigney before Sun-
day's final exhibition tame. As he was
coming on the field for pre.game batUng
pracUce, Rigney told him'
"Congratulations. Go on up to the
office after the game and get your
contracl"
Voss, after his finest-ever spring
training, can't foresee any letup with
bis torrid bal
"I don't see any rulCll why l ihouldn't
cooUnue hilting like l hive bee -
no reacn at ·all"
In 81 games tut year, Voss, a le[\.
hooded right fielder, batted .156.
Fl'rst baseman Jim Spencer was •
tiooed to the Angels' Hawaii fann team
in the Paclftc Coast League. bringln1
the Angel roster lo 21, lhret over the
openln& day limiL
Defense Gives
Kings New Life
Against Seals
INGLEWOOD (UPI) -Rtd Kelly ...,.
med H op' "Our delenle play<d well."
Kelly's deftNt pn>¥ed lo lie lhroe-
fourthl ol the Loa Angeles Klnp' o11 .....
Sunday night In a H vlctmy IMr the
Oakiond Seals.
With I ipl1'IO ~ of l,IJI I I the
Fonun, the Kinp evened the teams•
National Hodq League w..i.m DM·
1ion pllJG(f ltl1el at two wU. apiece.
nerensemen Bill Whhe, Larry Cahan
and Br.nt Hughes. ICCOlllllad for lbne
l.m Angeles goals. .
The be:st'ilf..seven pme ltria resumu
at oak1and Wecta-4aJ nilbt a n d the
sixth contest is set for bere 1bmaday . bl.
'"f.we doo't feel leery about going back
to OOllnd, '! Kelly 14id.
Caban. who aond wbal pn>¥ed lo
ba Iha Kinp' wlabiDC pl with Giiiy
14 --lo the -puled, WU llllillDg. . . . . "'=:... '"ll:a.."T"' --... -4. .... T.t.• 4. T'""'9 J .·.::oar.:l .-t: .. 1 Ol"1flltll ~~I ( f!ltw Y...t ~ ~ wlf9 lletN1'·1·
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he said. "'Bui I Wnk we wW be ....... ..
Bolh the Seoal«I and the y-
ba .. been ltucl: ID the loulh Eulem
dlvlllan ol the -~ under the new ezpualoa Nlup with the moJo<
1eq\IM bal)oM!na to 24 t e am 1 this
year.
'Ille Yankeea leDI 11.pme -Mel
SlGttlemyro lo the mound today agalnsl
the Seoal«I' aglng _curve arljst. Camilo
PucuaL ~ burled a two-bit
abutout vlcl<ry in the Pr<sldeetlal
Opener two years ago.
' WWilml, lut.man in the majOn lo
hli OYtr .400. wen bla familiar No.
t for bla .return •tcbt ftll'I allAlr Nllrinc
"""1 the Boeloo R«I S.. with the blg)lelt
batting • ..._ ol any man alive today
.....,i Leffy O'lloul.
He admitt.d, "I don, tiqJOCI lo learn
the game from a manqer'1 viewpoint
t'ftll lb.ls year. Remember 1 I never
mlDl&ed · u much u -an American
Legion team before.,, .
Nlzoo bad an exporia>ce edge on
Wil1111111J ,with I 1.0 .-.ii for. -1nf
dl7 -_.., out Iba ... to -
the -lo !tit i Ill .,... "flea
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u a ..ud pllcbW Ill HU -Pl<Pdont
Eiaeoboww -to ii> m I golf vacation. But tbe pmil w11 nlned' out
and -csme1*1< 1«1delaytd
atarl, blttlDc .. ampln .. the poaltrior with bla pitch. . •
The prtaldaotlal tradition -bock
to 1110 -WIWlar-""1'111 w~
Bow The Pilot Pieks Pennant Baees
American League ·-a.pr~
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Delroit Minneaotl -Ookland Boll-. Cblcalo .ale 'rd ~iJ .~Yark Seattle Waoblngtoo Klmu CUy
East Wtll
St. Louis AtJanta ~ San Fraaclsco
Dodgers New York Cincinnati ~ Houstm
Saa Diego
• Ea". Ga!Ry Joel-Eul Wt1t Eut W•t
Delroll Oakland Detroit Minnesota -~ -OUiand '
Baltimore Baltimore Angels
NewYGlt ~= New York Chicago
Cleveland Cle..tand Kansas City
Wllhlnllon Klmu City Wubinglon Seattle
Glea WMto
Elli ' Wt1I
Detroit Oakland
Baltimore MlmeaGll New Yark Angela -= Cleveland
Waabing!On KanauClty
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Detroit -ltollimore
New York
Cleftland
Wlllbqtoo
National Leagl.W .
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St. Lqu1' San Fra.ncbco St. Louil San FraacliCo St. Louis
~gh Atlaall 01kqo Clacinnati' New York
CincinnaU Pbilldelphla Atlanl'a Olicago
Pbiledelpbia Dodgers Pllt!burgh Dodgers Pittsllurgb
New York Houston New York H""ton P~la Mootreal San Diego Mootr..i San Dleio Mon
Wiii Eul wtai
San Frandaco St. Louis San Francilco
AtilDll <J>lcago Atlanll
Clnclnaati PllUburgh Cincinnati
Houriln New Y«k Dodgen
s..Dodof:! -r--· Mootrea San Die(•
Toronto Loses
Punch, Fires
Punch (~ach)
TORONTO (AP) -'Ille u e that bung
ever so low over Puncb ImlKh's bead
all during the NaUonal Hockey Lacue
season, fell swiftly on the veteran Toron-
to general manager each Sunday nlcht
after the Leab abaorbed tbetr fourth
straight be•tlnc ""'" -In the Stanley Cup. Playoffs.
Stafford Smythe, presid.eol of the
hockey team, marched tnto the prtas
room at Maple Leaf Girdena two minutes
after the game and said. "be '1 throulh
altogether... ,
· Sm)'ll!e. who bad called . lmlacb on
the caipet early in the season · Wtiin
the Leafi were Jn the NHL East Division .
cellar, s ·a 1 d he fired lrillacl:i moment.I art.,. the .game ended. ·
111 told Jilin two minuta ago,, .. Smythe
aJd. "I said, 'it's the end ol the lmi.cb
era.'"
It wu an era that brought four StanJey
Cups In 11 ....... and playoff -.
in 10 ol t~ seuom. The Lella ~
the playoUa roe the flnl time under
lmlach last year.
There were rumbllnp that Imlach was
in trouble then and they increaaed when
the Leafs ttarted slowly thia: aeaaon.
In December, Imllcb wu called before
the hocny committee ol Maple Leaf
Gardens. , ,,
He Ulllled Smythe and the -.Ullae
that the team would make the playoffs
and It did.
Still, Smythe WU not utilfted. Re
bad oflln ""'-that lmlacb drop one of bla two jobs but Punch always
refused, saying that be would bold both
jobs or rielther. :
"We went into the upansion draft
all st.anley Cup ChampioOJ," •aid
Smythe, "and two yurs later we haven't
won a game in the pl1yof!1."
Owner May Sell
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ol llllawln& eul tile flnl t II a -·-lnltlJ. .•
Nlroa· iJ tile 11th ~ to -
buoba1I wllll bll pr-.
'Ille -hive IOI -ID_..,
pme llllce 1112, lelvlaJ -...
II ... and i.,ndan B. J-II 1-1
u the Gilly alMlme -. lo -
-hlll«y lar their -· Republlcw hive the ldp we a IN
record tveNll. wblle D e m o c f a t ta
Pruldenla bave an U·IJ.llilte.
Dodger s,Trri
Cincinnati
In Opener.~ ·
CINCINNATI (AP) -The Loa~
Dodgen; banking on I hitiln& -i.oct,
went qatnat the CinclnnaU :Redl Ro
betieve they've -their pltddnc prt>-
blems, today in lbe --"' the N1t1ona1.Ltague.
Al the curllla went up at CnNdty
Field, the 10111 year ol pro ba-U
begins. Cincinnati lllrled ft ID lllt. "
lloo or,.taie, who polled I nmi!
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C Allt. u~ et ......._ l:ts .,.._· IC'1 (UO) .• Allt. 1~t et Hw1tW1. .ll:U ..,m.. Kfll ·~· . /ilf• I~ tt ......,,,_., U :JJ •.111.t 11'.,f :.:i+I. l 4-D1 .. 1n .t """-tclll. .S:11 ........ ~I
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51 2/S «<1HC11Uve scor,i-lnnJnp lall
IWJQll and • 14-12 record, ltil1ed fir
Loi AngeJes. Gary Nolan, M in 1111,
opened !0< Cincinnati. ' ·
CinclnnaU, finishing lint In the I""'
ID hlWn( lut eeuon with I .flJ 1verqe,
wound up fourth in the final alandJ!'P ·
-largely because of poor pitchJnc.
Loa Angeles held down the nlntb bfl-
liog position but .,_ lo Ille in Sep-
tember, winning II of 27 gamea. A
slump through the first Ove mon!hl
left them mired in aeventh place ia
the Hnal llandlap.
The Dodgen. J\tl tbetr hopes Oil· I !lil1inC ,.viva! by Jlm Lefebvre and
)Ion Fairly, who bath bad poor ltil
........ Also expeded lo n,.,. tar1~1 in the batting department are two
rookies, ~ Ted Slmaore .,;<I
thlrd bueman Bill Sudalds.
~lnclnnatt bad the went pitchinr
record ID the leqae lut year, but tblop
are espected to t:hl.nie.
Reguiln Mel Queen and Jlm Maloney
have not eemplained ol mn -and
ICqUlslUons Include Jlm Merrit, J ae):
Filber and Wayne Graapr.
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Onlr 1•mt tdllllui.I. · ,,.., ..... ,""'9
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(Nola<! M l.
kl! "'''"'llm CM.rldlel a..n n A.,_. C.i.rvll l4-1!). Only 11""9 9dltdll11d. _ .. _ _,_
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Mtt!MML ..... Mtlfttr•I 11 New Yori!
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MR. PLAYOFFS - A man who• knows what NBA
playaU pre'5ure•ts all about, Boston's Bill Russell ,
&trelclles for a rebound during Sunday's Celtic-New
Yodc game at Madison Square Garden. Boston
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whipped the Knicks, 108-100. Other players in piC·
lure are Sam Jones (24)0 John Havlicek (17) and
Don Nel50!1 (19).
Knicks Humbl ed, 108-100 . .
Aged Cel~s Play Like Kids
NEW YORK (AP) -When yoo gel
to be 32, 33, 34, 35 years old; playing
12 game.a: in the NatJooal Basketball
AllociaUon,.it'I a b:i&, Joac le850D.
"'IJurlni the -age iJ I pniblem,"
llld JS.year-<>ld Bajley -•II, "but dur-
ing the playolfl, qe ii no flctor. You
can 9fle the .end."
The Celtla, whole flnl eight men
.are all mc:n than ti with OW! topping
JO. certainly are provin& il
Playing like a b u n c b o( youngltera
with the experience of age, the Celts
ran t.hroueh their Eastern Division
semifinal teries agalnlt ta v o r e d
Philadelphia ln five 1amee: and opened
the division fiOll Sunday with an im·
snaJ.ve tOl-lOO vidor)' over tbe YOWll
and hopeful Now York Knie~ .
"We're determined," sakl Sam Jones
II, and pllytnc bla 1111 yur. "We hid
a dismal &eatlOO but U\iJ is a different
ball came. Tbe9e are the play~lt. You
know if you loee you 'n out."
PlayeHOadl Bill lluAell, 35, jU!t
sbNp off old age and the ldtl of
Booton'• apeclal -in the playofb. "We don't even talk about tt." he uy1.
But Jt'a there. It must be became
the Celtics, who finlsbed a dfl&l1ng fourth dllring the rtgular leUOf1 after
winning lhe NBA Utfe 1111 year, appear
.. v11auzec1.
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" Reeves' Era With Rams
LOS ANGELES (AP) -'Ille Lm
Angeles ~ms, who have reportedJy bad
!root office squabblea for years, m1y
soon be owned by the man who dt11ped
the Space Center In Houlton.
Ow'Jes Luckman, Gae al the wat.11
leading an:hllecll, la nporladly dea1lnJ
for Ram President. Daniel F. Reeves'
51 percent controlling interest In the.
·National Football Lea,ue team.
U Reeve• aellS, it would end 1 major
era be started in 1946 by moving the
w:>rld champion Ram! from Cleveland
Into an area uninhabited by any major
profeWonal teams.
Reeves tokl 'Ibe Assocl1ted Preu SW1"
day night tblt an brunediate sale ...
pcllllble but far !!'om conc1.mm."
AppmnUy ... ol lbe ~ boldinJ
up ... 1. ii the price.
The Rimi,. -ot the -lllPlf rated teema In pro f~ come i,
Loa """'* wltbout prospecta ...i f o r
Ibo l1rat four y-. -loll money. He once llld be oonaldered I 11 mlllloa
offer fe< Illa eolllrOllln( lnlemt In lbe
e-arly lllOI more tlwrgtnel'OUI. He dkln'l
tell, though .
In tea, Reevn "portedly pl.kt more
than " million fcr full -lhlp In Iha club lo tad manqemont ,.....,.._
He then IDld e porcenl lo I -
of parioora, two ol wbam -Gllll
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Autry Ind Robert Reynolds, ewnera ol
the Calllamia Anpls baMall team ID the American LeqUi. -
Tod.ly, the Rim fnncblle baa. been
tllimaled lo be worth SID mUllon. ·
Tber< may bl '"*'11oc -""1
-ii ~ ol selUnJ the dill> -· . One reuon may be m feel~ Uoat.
controvenlal ChriJbnatlme llrfnl ll)d
IUbaequent relllrlnJ of coecb ~
Allen. Playm 1Di1 f'l!ll lined ·UI! bel!li!d
Allen Ind •lthougb Reens bind AOO.
back, he did not ttlent in bla pooltloo
· 1boot there being a "pel'IOllllity con-
flict." :
Another reaaon may be the abseaet
ol Reeves' righWland man, Elroy ·~
L<p" lllncll, who WU ..... lite ....
lanL Hlroch left recently lo -
llllletfc director at the UaMnitJ .el •-n.hllU..m11A1r.n-,;.
llCl'll tbat -.... --.. Hinch and Allea. .
Ludanan, .. -...... Iii -.. Unfventty of llllnoiJ u lft ucbllotlulli
major. He Wll --.ii... .. llni.
but -bacl lo --111a--o1-.-.. ..
Hil !Inn. Charla I.oc*NO ••• tlolll,
Iii I ma1tHnlUlon dolllr 9'pll1"atloo Iba&
dialpld Ibo ..,_ <:-. .... ...
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ESTANCIA HIGH SCHOOL'S PROMISING. HURDLER, RICHARD WOOD, IS SEEN LEAVING :rH!'SfARTINS BLOCKS ANO SUOINS OVER JHE BARRIERS. HIS ,19.4-IS THE TOP. AREA CLOCKING. ·~
Littler Bags
$32,000 Prize
At Greensboro
Estan t;ia Hurdle Whiz Slow Out of Blocks Sunny Hills
Explosive Fi,nish Makes Up for Start Edges ~ailor~·
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BJ EARL GUSTKEY 1111 pelormance at the SOUlhml Cowl·
Of lfll Dlollr fllllt Sflfll ti• metC; at Westmlnsttr Ul•b WU I GREENSBORO, N.C. !AP) -Some .... people call Geo• Littler folf's mechanical Watch!na ,Rich Wood come oot ol the typical effort by the l~yw .. ld pbenom.
man.. Quiel, soft.spoken, seldom speo-$tarUtla: blockl in 1 burdle rlCf: couldn't ''Rieb wu lut out ol. tbe blocb and
tacu1ar, all he does is win money and be bDkd as one of the Oranae Coast gave up literally 10 yards at the ttart
toornament.s in 1 generally unobtrusive arta's premier sport., attractions. ol the race but puaed five IUJI over
ner But ·Wllcbln& him flnllb Is. the 1ut 1evm flllhll ol inD'dleo in the m~n .be won a fOUMDID suddeD death Tom Filber, U>e 30. year. old e1-San hi,ghl," Fiaber says.
playolf 00 the fdlb air& bole of the JOR State quarter-miler who .c:oacbe.o In a moet drawing lhe top trockmen
$111>,llllO Greater G.....t>Dn> Op•n lhe Estancia High JOlllltloo, all but 1hroUfbout lhe.CIF, Wood placed lhlrd
Toltrnlmettl SmiQ1 be padded fill IJalg. covers bla eyeo wbeo lhe gun goes in lhe l1!lail ICbooll •-in IJ.L
Ing !9!9 blllkrOD by $31 llllO · bit for the 1lO lows or the Ill bifbs. I>' ,.,o:!j\1llfitlll'tf 'wood's_ bat Ion' lime
He's the year'• top .;...y winner "Rieb bu ooly one fault in hurdlJnt ·(11.C)' ~ Ibo llCbool ....,..,u for
at $81,000 and lhe flrll man In 1' and that Is 1111 ~me llowneu coming tile ~ at Or11111 Coon!)''• 41 high
tournaments t h I • year jo . win ~ •'~! of lhe blockl'. Fisher uplalnl. l!Cbooll . tanks ·him u Ibo <lgblh beat He look the Pboenll Open fn February! : • We lhlnk )><a capable of running tow buriller la county prep blatol')',
The 36-yelMlld Uttler ftnlabed wttff .,Jl.S or 111 m the lows and maybe On the Orqe COast trea record llat,
274 over 72 lfolee 10 ·under par aod ' 14.Z in lhl hiihs but he's just got to he stancll lhlrd.
tied with PGA ~ploft Jullul Boros, ie& out of tbe blocks futer." Wood't audden emergence 11 a premier
young ilugger Tom Wellkopl and 0rvt110 Wood bu caught the eye of. Soulbland. CIF buriller. cornea u eomelhlng of a
Moody. prep lraclt watchers in sp1to of his mirpNe •. llni>I bla bell tlmea Jut yw
Wej•kopf out of lhe Army a montlf ltarling problema. Only a Junior, Wood .... a.1 and 111.L
after a fi~e-mooth hltcl>t dropped out has besta: of 14.9 and 19.4. "Rk:h ts no blCI«' than be wu lut
on the first extra hole, the 15th, with
1 bogey five, San Clemente Traek Roundup
. . .
year/' Filber revealed. "He'I aUll _aiJ:
feet and !IS powldl. But I told him
Jut fall that if be wanted to develop
more I<& llr<nflh be sbouJd come out
for crou country."
It'• a fact that moot of the good
burdlen who puticipato Jn, a11Q1ber oport
are foolball becU. Bv.t WOOd wu even
too -.out ol a. im.pomt-lluce.
lo <Ut tile -.. -·· JV · foolblll taam u a -With the ...... country team 1ut fal~
Wood -·t win any moets but be dld
run lbout lllO m1la in eli)lt weeks.
The lep were now reldy for an assault
on lhe recordl bookl.
"As 10011 u be stepped on the track
Jut month I lmew be wu vuUy iJn.
proved," Flaber recounted.
"1111 teed te1 bad a terrUflc map
coming down over the hurdle. Jte U
more mat11n1 pbyl1cal]jo; bla lep are
Guns for Tie
ln_Loop Race
S a n Clemente High School's varsity
baseball team will go back Into Crestview
League action Tuesday afternoon with
a date at ·Foothlll Hlgh.
SC Wins Dual Opener,
UCLA Spikers Beaten
OMERO }: BREAKS
H URDLE MARK • ' I· SAN DIEGO -Mike Pomeroy'a school
fetord performance in the 440 in-
~edlate hurdles was the highlight Or ·,, rathtr bleat day fer Orange Cout folltc•'• track and field team Saturd1y
th the San Diego Rela)'I.
Pomeroy, who flnlahed filth In the
hurdles, WU clocked in M.I to break
1be M.S record he let earlier th.I.I HUOn.
Tbe Pirates only, placed 1n one other
event, taking fifth in the sprint medlty
with a l :IU clocking.
Other ootable effort.I by the Bue1 which
weren't sood enough to place wtre lf-0
In the pol• null by Leo Bland and
uuin: in the cliacul by Dave Eadie.
The Triton• will be seeking to grab
a share of first place from the Knights,
trailing Foothill by a game in league
standings.
San Clemente is coming off a split
over the Easter VacaUon in non-league
action.
Alter tnockln1 off lk>lsa Grande, 6-2.
Thursday, the Tritons fell victim to no-hit
pitching by sir Troy High hurlers.
Troy ICOl'9d twice in the fifth and
alJ:th innings to cap 1 4--0 win 1t San
Clemente.
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By THE ABSOCIATED PRESS
The two Orecon schooll, Wuhlnaton
and Southern Callfornia won declalve
victories in dual meets opening the
Pacific-I Conference track season over
the weekend.
Oregon State dumped UCLA 88-37,
Oregon swamped Wuhlngton 111-37, USC
trounced the Unlver1ity of CaWornla
for the 17th straight Ume, 10M7, and
WHhlnetm State downed Slanford, IH8.
Wlllle Turner and Ernie Smith, two
Negro 1thlelel who had been involved
in a bllck student boycott at OSU and
were making tbeir fir&t competitive ap.
peara~ this season, Plctd Oregon
State.
Turner and Smith provided 15 points
by running 1-2 ifl the 220 and 2-3 in
lhe too and contributing to the relay
team's triumph. The 100 was won by
Reggie Robinson in 9.7, the same Ume
recorded for Turner.
Oregon miler Arne Kvalheim, com~
petlng ln the event for the first Ume
this se1aon, ran a 4:01 and defeated
teammate Roscoe Divine in the Ducks'
lopsided victory over Washington.
Kvalheim, who prefers the two and
I h r e e-m.ile events, finished 25 yards
Lake rs Best-ever-West
SAN FBANC15CO IUPI) -At lhll
point, lhn ,.-iy lln\ a IOul who'll
dlal1enp Jftrf ""''• 11a1..-lhal the Lab.rS .. lbl bat tam to "ever
pllr 1cr Loi Aapleo."
Alt<rflll toan -.tilbed lhe Sin
Fnndloo WllTlon, 11•11, S1tunl1y to
gila one-hall of lhe N-11 Bukelhall
-'-lltioo'• w-.i lllmton pl1yorr
1pots. lhe ....,._in, patd uld, "I
!Ill In lho !llt """ pmeo we've been
better 111111 "111 olher tMm lh1t ever
played fer Loi • ..,,._"
West waln't tpeelflc 11 lo whether
'
hll -t applied to Just lhe LUtr
tMml ol Iha put but the lntlb may
wall bo lhll the 1-vmloa ol lhe
Wm II lhe bell profesoionll team
over ueembl<d la the city ol Ana•ls
-and that lncluda the llodgm and
An&ell in butball and Rim• in loolhall.
One thina: for sure, the Waniora won't.
question IL
The Wm, who lookld hid In drop.
plnf Iha 11111 two 11me1 to !he Wmior1
1t I.hi lnglewood Forum, made a com·
plete rOvll'll&I and IWepl the next four
games with an awuome dl1play of power
to advance to the dlvldon final.a aallnlt
the winner ol the AUanta-Sln Dle&o
aeries.
On Saturday night, West, totslly free
from injurlet !or t.lle first time in several
wee.Its, bombarded the neta lor 29 Points
and Wilt Chamberlain turned In an
outlltandlng rebounding performance (25)
to spark Los Atlgele.s
The Lakers lipped to a 7.(1 lead In
the opening mlnuw and thti rout was
on. Entering the second period with
a 29-20 h~ad, they outscored the Warriors
17-2 to up their margin to 24 pai nts.
I
ahud of Devine, who was timed 1n
1:04.5.
WashJniton, blmpered by Injuries, won
only the hJJ:b jump, javelin and shot
put. Oregon's Gary Knoke'a 14.0 in the
120-yard hJ&h hurdles bettered Bob
Blum's meet mark by 1 tenth of a
oecond.
USC won 14 of 11 event.II, including
three I~ oweeps, in bur)'lng the Bem.
Bit Herman Franklin 1et a meet
record of 51.1 In the lntmnedlate hurdles
and won the 120-yard high hurdles as
well, in 14.1. Franklin, who also placed
third in the long jump with a wind-aided
U-9~1. ran the highs into a 10-m.ile-an-
llour wind. -
"That 14.1 must ha\·e been a 13.8
without the wind," said Franklin's coach,
Vern Wolfe.
Behind Franklin In the intermediate
hurdles, in his lifetime best of 52.7,
came USC's Bob Seagrei, who earlier
had set 1 meet. record of 1~7 in the
pole vault.
California's Clarenc:e. "Tree" Johnson
cle ared 7 feet In the high jump to
erase the meet record of ~10, set in
1955 by use·. Ernie Shelton.
Washlnfton Slate was led by John
Van Reenan and Rick Riley in whipping
Stanford at San Joae State, where the
meet wu moved because of a muddy
Stanton! track. Van Retnan toot the
shot It 18 feet, IV• Inches and Riley
set a meet record In the tWCHDUe of
l :<U.
Stanlonf bad Ued the meet at 11-14
w I t h 1 oweep In the 4111 behind Chuck
Fl'lnels' 41.t, but then the deplh-leden
&Ophomore Rick Tipton accounted for
II polnta wllb vlclorte1 la Ibo !JO high
tiurdles and 100 ud taking third in
the %20.
Jn another West CO.at meet saturday,
San J... State, paced by Olympians
Lee Evans and John Clrlos, whipped
Arizona State M-48. Cir~ wori the JOO
In t .S Ind 2211 In 21.4 Ind Enns look
the 440 In 4U. ...
toulher and bla U11ll hive built up
somewhat with welpta."
So the oa1y mn,alnln& obltacle to true
irea-Is lhe lllt:I.
. ''We hive him on our EJo.Gtnie
machine every day," the collCb uplainl.
."There'• a belt around his wailt that
applleo a ~ tenoloo to him as
bo drlvo& apl!llt I~ U WI Clll ~
bla -pro!>leml, be'll ...n, .lie oomelhlng beC.u.. lie~ food speed once be pta going."
Wood bu dooe 10.1 in lhe 11111 and
5a flit in the 4111.
It isn't dlffkult to fort1ee a colleae
track career in l!~:~_fu*ire.
"Rieb Is .... ~Jl!il'I dedicated
kids on the team and he'• j: aood student.
He's defltiltely 1<>1111 la be a lood colle1e
hurdler." ,
· But in the meaotllllt, hick to lhe
1tanlng blockl. • • "
Cal State, SC
Top Baseball
Tournaments
Soulhem C&IUomla's Trojans, delen·
ding NCAA butball clwnplons, 1r< I~
for the seuon and &etttna stronger.
The Trojans awept ill seven sames
to win the th1rd annual Riverside Na·
tional Collegiate Bueball Tournament
over the weekend in Riverside, Calif.
Behlnd shortstop Cal Meler, who batted
.533 for the tourney, Southern Cal wrap-
ped up the title with an 11-3 victory
over UCLA.
Meanwhile, In Anlbelm, Full<rton State
defeated UC Sonia Blrbera M to win
the 0r..,. County lnvllatlonal CoU.flate
Baseball Tournament.
Don Neugebauer's home run in the
eighth provided the msr&ln-
Trailing Fullerton we.re Chipman, New
Mexico, UCSB, Grambling and Wyoming.
UCLA dropped to third place by losing
its second game or Ute day and third
of lhe tournament to Brigham Young,
11-7. BYU, 4-2, t.Ook second place.
The Bruins. with a 4-3 mark, took:
third, followed by Delaware and Indiana,
3-4 ; Riverside, 2-4 a n d Illinois a n d
Mississippi, both w.
In the USC.UCLA tussle, Trojans
Frank Alfano and Bill SellllOtll hit home
runs and Jay Jatre collected four 1lnglea.
Jim Barr and allowed eight l\illl and got
lhe victory.
Meier wu named most valuable player
of the tournament. Doug Howard of
BYU was the top hitter at .592.
On the all-ltlr team were : Mike
Murawski, llllnols : lb -Doug How1rd,
BYU. 1nd BID Selnsolh, USC ; 21>-Frlllk
Pignataro, ~lvmlde; 3b -W h It e :t
Adams, Mississippi; u-Meier, USC;
outfielders -Dave Klln,er, Delaware,
Doug Davita, Indiana and Jaffe, USC,
and pltcben -Borr and 11"11t Strom,
boll>USC.
All-Stars Win
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The U.S.
national BOCCtt t11m today mom to
San Diego for 1 wetk or training after
having been defeo..ted S•nd1y, 1-1, by
the Southern California All.Stars In a
tuneup.for World CUp competi tion.
;
By ROGER CARl-'ON
Of 1M OllW Plltt Steff
Newport Harbor HJib Scbool'I Ceo
swim contingent came within two points
of taking the championship at Anaheim
Hlgh's swim invitational Saturday, falling
to SWllly HlDs Hlgh.
Sunoy HlDs WOO the Ulle wllh '11 points
to runnerup Newport Harbor'• • tallies.
Tbe SaUOrs virtually shunned vvsJty,
compeUU00i aotna for Bee •nd Cee com·
peUUon with only two sisth place f1nlabts
in varsity claasificatlo~.
Newport's Jim Wilco1 took 1 alxUi
In t h e vanity 100 breulitroke with a
1:08.3 clocking and the 400 free rtlay
team wu alxth with a Ume or 1:38.3
in the 12-school field.
Long Belch Wllllon copped Iha vanity
clwnp!Qlllhip.
In Cee acUon, the Tars were first
In three events, the medley rtlay, 200
and 100 freestyles.
The quartet of Rick Snyder, Jim Smith,
Kevin Ashe and Jay Farrer turned the
medley relay in 1:$5.9 for first pl a cl!:
"'hile John Wilcox wu winnlng the free..
styles in J :56.9 and "·'· Smith tied for second in the Individual
medley with a 1:05.7 clocking and Ashe
and Rick Miller were tecond and third
in !he so fly with 17.1 and 21.0 limes.
Farrer was tied for third behind Wllco1 ,
ln the 100 free with a 55.4.
In the backstroke, Rick Synder placed
third with a 30.4 ahead of mate Jhn
Clark~n. who was si1th with a 32.0.
And in the liO breast it wu Smith
In a Ue for second with 1 S3.1.
The free relay team was second with
a 1:40.S to round out the scoring for
the Sallm in Cee compeUUon.
Matt Greer led the Beea with 1 second
and rdth plact in individual events.
His 23.9 was good for second in the
SO rree, lhead of Bruce Talmace in
fourth with I 25.0, and he WU filth
in the 100 free with a 56.5 clOC!kin1.
Richard Deutsch WU 1lJth in the 100
breast.stroke w l th 1 1:11.1 and the free
relay foursome was sixth al 1:52.3.
12,0'00 Distaff
Bowlers Await
Mesa Inv asion
Over 12,000 women bowlm ,rtm
virtually every city tn California will
descend upon Costa Mesa for three
monlbs beginning Sltunlay, for the 43rd
annual state Women's Bowlin& A.Slocil·
Uon Tournament at Kou Linet.
Six squids ol singlel and doublea com-
peUton will bowl weekendl at Kono
from April 12 wUI July ll. Compsllllon
will be held la five cllllerent llngles
anddoublesdlvlolom.
Opening ceremoolel for the IVllll ate
slated for 7 p.m. Satunlar, A~
at Kona Lana, ac<onl1ng to
manager Dick Stoeffler.
Hall ol lhe team bowling evenll will
be held at Carter Bo.,I In Fullerton,
the other hall at Kona.
The 1lx squids -totallna Ill bowlen
-wlll bcgtn bowUng on S1tunlay 1t
10:15 a.m. and wind yp 1& t:• p.m.
Sunday acUon commences 1t t 1.a
and concludes at I : IS p.m . ,.
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d. to OCJR al I le in lhe lit' ~ >:ot.t1 t. (~....,, l:IM.31 ), Wtn· 01_._I, '"°""' VMni. Yllt1). ,.. .,_, ll>llt-1. LM!Nfw d ........ i. cor 1ng • gei:ier a COJ:\\pe ion, a nwn· ,i.1c1, 3:111.11 .. vetDllfll 0.1. ~: ... 11 111, :a. o... 1s1 McldtNY. 161-11 I.· '•mi j . o.iw1i1 «CIO'I"'· .,.,. a. manager Mike Jones. ber of outslanding marks were ~ s. Frwmont, t;ot.o. H. Mon'-'Y 1ca111111>. uH1 ., F1i-f'F .. i. is.11 Me!Ull· JW\411 .. 9'I!>
turned in D11l111C.1 "*'II~ ,.,,_i. aKQlllor, tia fSelt ~rc.1, 1u.11 s. ~or• ""' lll-MM!Mlll, "4141 ~ .._
Tbe drag show Wa& rained . ~::r'-·l--O;ii'1A~>i!L!!""~'-~"'~·~"i:'li.fi> iLi .... i.~ili'"'&"'1'•ili-~· ~~=ij!~~IL!.Li,i.,i.~l·!iiiilillii.i'.~:_--1 oot-midwaythroogb-qtfJlllyIB~g -8.....,.A-od,~=-.:~:i
heats: and drivers will retain in the high jump tiy teammate '. · · 1 •
credit for their quaUfying runs Joe Bradley, Brown. with a _ ' 1 • ·: •' '' ~. ; ··1 1, , • ·
fortheMaylOsessloo. best of 7·3 last year in the QURCURRENTANN"'ALDA'T:EQF5% ' Mike Sni.,ly or Rialto bad U.S. Olympic trials al South 1 : U ~I' ," ." · ·
posted the tow elapsed lime !:!J=~~' to settle !or EARNS 5.13% WHEN GOMP0UNDED .
:::,~~.rain with a 763 B~~~:l :,:i.hadas ~ ·DAILY &cff~LD11:¥E'.AR '':;;~~!, . • ', , , I ~:"
QuaIHying 1or the Ford high misses;.. Ill< gold' medal went USE JH.E HANDY PASSBOOK · ....... '
school scholarship race. will to the latter ..
S.Uthem Counties pole vault ALWAYS MOST CONVENIENT
resume at I p.m. Wednesday. champion Steve Smith or FOR "O-UR SA."INGS ACCOU.NT Unblown fuel dragsters and South Torrance won hi s 1· 1V
A/gas supercharged cars will ~ialty with a meet record
be spotlighted at next Satur~ . 15-7 ~ ..
day night's OCIR drag· show. 11~111-r ••ut11:
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OCIR's 1.8-mile road racing ~~:m~~··~o Re11v-1. Los AnQeies
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broken. Those record breakers
-Skip Hess of Temple City
and Ron Bizio of BellOower
-will bqth be in competition
All Pen.ney Store~ ,Open Every Night Mondciy Thr~ugh Stltvrdcr;:
Saturday. •
Qualifying heats begin at 2
p.m. and eliminations at 8.
Tbe motorcycle course has
been altered to provide spec.
tators with more viewing area
in ·the pit .vicinity. Over 200
grand prlx motorcycles are
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expected to begin the 3 DAYS ONLY T-M h F d f F" h• American Federation of 00 UC 00 or IS mg M~;;.;i;~";t~~tsra~ ~s:.:,;. .
with the first .race set for
Test netti_ng jusl CO!TIPie_ted•-----------
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at Silton sea showed at least
•. ==~,:ye:;"':"= A special prolongs _:~';!!7,~~reT'f:"th~1\: . • Al 1'18"'CNTER w~--a:::/":.'!~ that -emtelf~ ~ \;;I; -1--i-------c-----,t1a=-e 1·1fe' '.Of ·your 1·1ras ·· Salton Sea's corviru( lre now ··r "1 ·na " scl.ttered all over the place,
from inshore to the deep
water, and are stuffed wit'h
s m a I I croakers and pile worms.
The corvina appeared to be
a month or m6re away from
their .inshore spawning, with
1tiay and June likely to pro-
duce the first real good cor-
vina catches.
All of the sargo taken in the
sample nets appeared ready
to spawn at any time now.
'They are expected io move
from deep water toward shore
very shortly. The sargo are fat
as butter and stuffed with pile wonns.
Another trigger to ex~llent
Salton Sea fishing • v•ill \>(!
"'anner water, say the fish·
eries managers. In the past
momh the top and bottom I
water temperatures rose only ,
two degrees. I
The bottom water is now 58
and the surface is 63. Corvilia
fishing is expected to pick up
sharply when the water tem-
perature gets to between 6a 1 and \'ii_ I F.or tbe firs( time, the net· 1 ling sampling showed that
sargo· a:re feeding on amphi-
pods, a tiny shrimp-l ike or-
ganism believed introduced
into Salton Sea with experi-
mental plants of Texas shoal
grass some years ago.
AlsO for the first time, the
test showed entire schools of
gulf crosker feeding heavily
on pile worms 1f the-surface
at mid~y.
Area Sporlb 1
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Is that funny
thump-thump
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the generator?
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~~~-~~.=~:-::.~-+" ~;~~-=!~:=~:;1Carson:-Who Censors the C~nsors? ;Bi! !!.l!;:".l~ .. ··"r"':""~"·.. . ... .=..~. ,..J . ' -~.,i_ .... , . . .,, . ..,_ .. " fMClllltilll ._. lif!MOTK'l OI' wa-• '*"'''m'"°'"'°"1 ByDON.1.•n• ..,.n._, ·~A d •-AL-....a• l'"""l •·-If ..., ,,.. _. ._ ~ c-. ,. ....,. .. ,;~-·~ .uo '" -.--. miu-.-i, say •. 1111:: :-or Ull&Q.I w 1.1ivu wa-. you want to ~ .pvt them a lecture 00 dlrtv
"'*""' Mll&ll DlcmO. °"""" UTTlltfi Tin~.,. NEW YORK (UPI) TV' oU•rvtll\11 ......... 1... a -1 .... about all'" "-· ' w ~ "•" .. ~ o=.-' J:'::.:S~ 'M."""'MOP.g -s -, aome ,......,,.... -no ........,. mor v. u11;1u's · words alter they'd atarted • _, · -• -• --~ · Jobnay ear-, no lllraqtr kidding. vie · .....Umu get ·lots •ol •IYI lo do tt. Olla repnU., them~ CJU~''M:~"~~~1:W~':o:>...nc•lue-.~ '::,0 11111:: in tbe battle to Uberallze n · m1ybe ,p1e~complainlng mghlEdMcMabonandttook ..,"I ~~t.hern, how ma.Dy (!) ht.~'" !~~1oA~~ •• ::= t ...._ . .., . ..-. .. • wr11 w preuioA 9Q the tobe, thinks about something like that, and llW'8eJ'1 rfi~ ·and bll~ di.rty wor~ they P1ew. 'Ibey e ~ •
1 .. ~ ~ ~.:. :: ~· ., ~_£!'=~ the current arpment between the . netWOl't -listens. What l'Ol'ds from ~·to show MW gave emb~wed laughs and
i.-1 911 "" .... i ., .. .., ._ '::"~i.e. ., ...,."-.. &be Sovetnment and t be about the ·ei&ht rnlllloo other even censored lines can make didn't ~wer, ao 1 listed all --:"•~,:';':;; ·.:~.,:: ~ .... ..,,... Nirlt u. tw. ne~U over ••ottenalve" viewers •ho aren't com. people's hnagbpdiOllS' go tO 'the OJieJ I knew. Then l told
··• -...... Ill IM ,,..,tv .. .,JI t .fll., ..... cev"-., _ ............. , ··1 -.1-1-1. , 5eL ·~A-11 ....... ~··· ·~ -ally -Ni i~;;,:· tf Or~ ••• ., ow••••• • a 11 Mil '*"'· •• 111a1.aw on ..., evLrUun u a nlalolng'! · • · ufll:'m -~ •o;11 ~ a~
Ollfenllt. ._,.... • ,..._.., : ,. w •. IE~ ,,...., "' ,,.. City If case of tt'tt)e bland 1-.11 .. ,. • . .:Jr uun.., ..... •t _ •-·o a lilUe ".\ lloe like 1M1t1~,had a dtrty words. The>dlrty words
-Ltt i• ., Trtct Ht. 171' •, .. --'"?-..5'•'"',,..""-._ ~• ... ~.1" ............,. ""J ....... "" iwiv litUe t.Up' wu •·•·•le•• ar "·-· 11 ...... • o ·1.1~ ... • ' ·u. ., c..i. MeM. ~ .. ar....., ' _.... · --lailh•de? An the ·1ood TV • · ~ " UQ&Q.l. v e w--= UMf wop1 -..c, ~ ,._..,c••twn111 .......... ,..,... ~S:~ He allo .objects strongly 'to . wrilen eventua,Uy IO. !o the_ suggestive. ,aod we ml(te a 'aplk,' .~greueblll,' ._ those ~:*111114.,,.. "-;i:!, C:, M='= ilu,Hc~":_~ tbe-.co,1PH11C-d ~ ... -;--and-: movies or the ltage. genuine Point. , are"'h-ones-tbat-really tlll't~s]'!~~
T....:'::: ~"~.,~ •n -.. -,.~ violence" In wnwin1 up all' "l 'don't think this country "I don't gtl for dirty ~ j~*i""~ . .,.~,~-~-·~i,~~· ~~ii)~ --.. P. o .... •· that' sup--'' ~· Ith Is •·· on TV bul ••·y don' ... ~•k!;:.. • ,_... ....,,...,,_._.., .,.. Mllllll I•• a--. C......... ftMI I ~y ... -. W 10""6 .. downhill into a ' ' UllC " INl.I~ ~ ~ ""'"'1n1 • Ill~ =-=-:,cn4>...,. &oday'• TY. morass of filCh and vlolmce. tot,. or hurt me. When my
NOTICE lS HElllHY GIVt:.lf.. ~ Ntollll!M Of.-c.-'n.lht ,lllt, Carton ,apote on the subject I don't bu~at. What's .true • three boys #~ unaller I t.-. U::: ~"= ~ -11 I. 1• u, 1Jff .... in an intuview. He WU i·u.s1 • I th t ha "-_ ..... lo be ••• 'Let's s a e ve gbtten °",!:..."'~": ~":' ?':'i LEGAL. 'NanCE back from vacailon, ln a ~--16 we. bung up on sex.
n ti .-nc tudMM • ~ hlthtttl--==-=-<===:---1 rtlued mood but obvJOU!ly not take~ chance on offepding "Pew, le should see what u,,,:; ="tet. lft f41,-:: :;:'fl~ IU=~'f:t '&t,C:,.~OlllJ.. trop.bled by the: brickbats 90TDebody; or fhey 'lJI loot. al they WaDt to •• U YOU don't ~-:~• .=.,..~~ '::~c:J#'.:-C::...~ beinc toaed at TV from aomething 'and aay, 'Golly, I want to aee it, don't , go. OPIN
mucti "*"' • ,,_ 111t ~ • Mrw. Wuhinfton. don't bow.' ~1V~ cut Anvmay this ' llUdJm and _ ,., I. .,,_.__ __ 1:45 wtldt Miii _._,, ..... ~ ......... Oll.IAl.JlllCH.~ ...... A "" and ,_,_ .... 1 ...... on my· ··-1-thlnk ' ,,~ • '? ---
rrternl tNI eo1tt. ~ICIE IS HElllE•Y GrYIN fro ,_ .lucy Cc• lieJ: Viuu:J\Ce uu.up -,in plays and movies, Will have~~·~·~·~··~!"~"~·~=·~_! o,._. .i ~Mm. ca11fW1111, Awl t. end""' ., ttie .-. _... ~ miled up. Jt kU1s me -what . it's ridiculous to, ·cut. 'Don't --1 · ,,,._ .. 1..,. 111tt .it ...,.... ~ dtlrM _..., d j·•-· ell . death -a revei-acu. PeGp1e will get J•-A. Mu.Id!. .. .11111 ~ .. ,_,.,... " ".. do you have on TV that's o VaQ on Vorce or , Ured of it. It's boring.••
stwrlff "*"',. _ ...... ...-.. -, •. -,.--. .. ,_111 ao suy? Jt'1 all so bland. don't do this, don't do that Carson admitted, however,
c""'"'"' .t °''-· C•lttwlllt -~ Tbe It' not n1 • •~ c. A. lllMoHin. .. lltlM aurt. • • ..,....,., """'-wt111 viqlence I do find disturb--s ce. that thete is 11a1Jo the danger •MoiisoM~MAlllM a CottN••• :! ... :::"!t"' Lt:~" A:IQ;;, ~ ing -I'm pUended when I "U some people had their, of c om e d 'I a n s taking :r:i-w:•11m 11""' ~1'"r:: ~ ~~~ see lhow& , that de Pict way about· not of 1 end Ing them.selves too serlously."
t. ... ......,, C.llfW'llle ""' su1i. 44. H-.-t hid!. CtntDn111, somebody ge\tlng beaten· up anybody we'd have 24 hours "SoclaJ coosclOU5ness does
Pllkttfff'1 AINriMY wllldl '-!tit Pi.ct et bull-111 lht with a tire iron. of n-1e and Harriet. •·-e,· not make a show. Once a Pulll1$11td Or-CN•I ll1lht Pllot, undllr•ltned In •II ""~ Mrf1tnlr11 v-.;K.ll.
,...,r11 '· u, 21. 1Nt tlHt to 1119 "''"' « Mid dectdenf, wtrt11n "The trouble ii that. ~ you I've said things on the show humotist or cOmedlan starts ~ .. ":. ,,.. "'-fir.I llVblrunon say you're for permissiveness I wiah I hadn't saldi but I u~ing his show !as a forum,
LEGAL NOTICE Dt>""L"::.~."..:a.:;:· on TV, people think you're never said anything to hurt he.'s in trouble 'of losing his
c•111TI111CAT• Ott .u11•na ~...: ~':c....,, for ~-I'm not for anybody. audience. . ,
P1cT1Ttout PlllM •AM• ........, ,.... a..,.._ anything goes -I've been For uample, you can't even "Audiences don't need Jec-
THE UNOElllSIGN•ll Wll .......... c:erK. A,.....,,. .. uw here' for • i-... time and Ir---------------------'--..:. fv frllt he b c.odu<lln1 t 0-tl • ...._. C.... DrtWI. -.
cWrtdlfll ""'"'"' .1 i11s w. c...w.n ,.... ..,. know the 'grouDd rules. I know :~11~;..!.:1":"11til.c::t" co':: ..._. ._... Ctllfwalt )'1IU can't do dirty jokes or
!::.,ua.,ICNll .. •,.=....MW.::._ 11.: :=,. .... .=1b-trt. have naked people on. Yw've
".,.. '" tut ..,. pltct • ~ ~ o~ c... ll•ltv Plwt, -" lo have ru•-but It' h Is follows. .._,I: "'"11 7, I .. 21, & INt W"" 6"" ac:111, S
• ...., ct91i MetrtNa. 1111 w. LEGAL NOTICE the cruUve people on TV who ACROSS. 4' eo.u \t , c.l!Mlln Pl, S-.hl ,.,,., C.llflfftll have to regulate tbemaelvts." [ "··w ....__ lllobolrT c. Mlotr11191 -...... t
STATE OF CALll'01tN1A 1 •A111•1511 Carson mentioned the recent l Recmllol: 47 S.tltlr'
COUNTY OF OltANGE Ill HOTIC• TO Clll•DtTOlllS late enl b ••• J .bn ~btlf llfOduct
ON THIS 4tfl di, of ~H. A.ll. IVP•llltolll COIJlllT Of' TM• 'r··~ ( y .x:ai. 0 0. . 4 lndoOt ... e 49 J""""'' '"'· ........... l1flltt •. A. 111""-"· STAT• OP CAUPOINIA POii aawc D-R I ) who as -• NolllY Plllllle in .... lor ..... Mld TM• CDfJlfTY °" OU.N9t: • ' • , Not ftigbty fQrtt Clll.lnl'f .,.. SI .... rttld!N therl~ duf'f' ,.._ ..... , ... . chairman of the aubcomlnittee l4 A~ PoSf 50 Tl9tllW•
comm!•._.. IJld ._,., M,,_I., tP. 1'.11 ... ti Ol.E HANSOM. Jr., Dlcutlll, on cammuoicatlmsrhu called r 1tffftt: ........
-"' lobtrt C. Mlff'll'IP II-lo HOTIC'IE 15 HEREtY GIV!N le IN Attllf · 5101t0f.two • me • .,. ,.. Ml'IM ...._ -crld1tron o1 the • ......., 11trnec1 -....,. for rigid, centralbed sell-15 Not ~ ..... · ls tublcrlbld "' ..... W11'111n 1nslniment, ""'' •II ....,._ htYfl'll c111 ....... !Mt -A-1..1 b th . WV"~~ f•sv ~· •NI •~lldtld to 1rw ""'' "" lltKll!ld in. u ld dKeOeflt 1n r.ciulred 10 ft.. ce~;:i.wp Y e networks, l6 • -• • • 11o.1 5? ('ttYes off
the -· """" wittt ...,. MCftSI,., vovdotrs. rn including pre-screening of all 17 Rlvlm: 54 Fr1temal IN WITlf!SS WHElllEO,,, I hive tM ~Ice o1 the cterk flf tM Ibo 3 fd
hereu"to HI "'" l'llNI •NI lftl•ed m, ..,11,.~ • ,. 1 "" .,. shows to cut "0UA--1ve" wo 5 I""' ofllcl1I 1t•I troe ov 1NI 'ft!lr ill fl'ltl -ceu." '"" pr-m. wllll cu;)I 19 •1 .. 1DIOd " tsult "'' nr<llStrY vouctoen. 1o ii. un-material. -1",.11 ~ Cwtlflat1 11'11 tboYt wrllttn. cl&rti9n9d ,1 lllt offlQI o1 hti Allo'!WI' ,..., WI T1111sport-
IOffklil ll~!111er 1 A 111,1tnour w1r1tc:e, lfOWft •nd cr11n, m ~ ''Who's goinc to censor the e.,SO,• 1Uon°A.bbt.
Crossword ·Puzzle
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Not1rv Piit.1ic • C1t11orntt DriYtl, S1Jfle Nu<nbtr 2'. """"°" 841odl. censor?" he asked, "Who D H•• l'009· ll £6rt1ttd
Prtnc:tp.i oniu In C•tll0'1!1•, wlllcll Is !ht Pl~ of bl.Ill""' 2? ltlubt hlllltaUa I Suftocate 34 Tht •[# af
O•Wt OM..nlV ., ""' VllMnllned "" •P ''""'"" ""' governs the governing body? 23 5;oft&a u Lant t "S.lnt ''D.E.w.• :!'., ~~iu-. bl't,... :'::1':.9 ,!, ::.._=-:.,., ..::..•.!.i:I~ wt.t is uncomfortable for loc" llMG«'S JoM of ~ Rtsld•
"""'Ifs/ltd 0r.,.. CMlf D~lf'f' P111t, ""' ., ""' ..nw. Senator Pastore to aee may 24 Style fMnd Art" •athor o( a S •.
Altfll 7, ,,, 21. 21, 1Mt ....., Dlled IE~~ 's. 1::!;._ not be for otberl. Mjt taste. 26 Coabl•U. U Jtalousles 10 Acmiulallom C1lltcnll
E•ttmr flf lfM wn1 · ~ of c:anfs 14 All tooethtr. of 1tfoas city LEGAL NOTICE .... .-. """*' ~~ is Just as impeccable me 2' Prefix used z woris fluid: Var. 37 B~t • a ___________ , • .._.. ._ ... "*' aenator's. I doa't want wlUl !lull. 67 ltyital r~ 11 Unpleasut ,.ripe state
Ill Dl'lll' DIM.,... ....... " bod I' -1... 31 Khan. --enta''-dlsposlUon= :i rll<ct ••tie I MOTIC• •.:0111·~·~~l)ITOllll ~ ..... c...... any y le] mg me VJHAt 1 tor one .. ~c.--., ... .,..._ z words 4 "e"-oll Ttf: fn4) .....aJ nnot · tch I think -· SUl'•lllOI tDUlllT OP nt• A""-t'I.., ....... can or ca wa . .'32 FONOSI \ .. Mlrnllffoll lZ IOllU I• ·tllmc:lw
ST•T• °" CAL1110111M1A "ott P'*l1111N ~ com n.l'lr P11ot, J should mate my own ~ Stnlt '' Dlsc:ussl• Gtn.sfs •s 0o•1e-cios TH• C0:.:'1!fua OAAMal ...,.. 1, .... 11.... • ""' .I-I.I.A Island 13 ••s 48 llltl
Esllte 'Ill ROLL.A WILLIAM WALlllrtt, ~ns. :n Tl•e of 70 ~'" 1ilc:tqar -53 Duce •k• 1011t w. w1•1,.., tli• 111. w. w.111111. LEGAL NOTJCE ''There's a defmlte danger ye• saart 11 lu'a -55 Tiit H..., ~~'k'E 15 HElllEtY GJVEN ,. ,.. y41w of heavy proscription of TV '4 Fotnnt . 71 lom 24 lasn of ~· O• of a.
ae.111.,.. tt "" ti-. _,,.. ___. ·MOTK• To cau,,_. ~ arnvenunent. Il smacks boa~ bmpllold f.i ~ '
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IM MIO .._..,, .,.. """',..., • fl.. WC'JllLhtOit..... .... " e ~ .......... . -n .... , .. .,.. ,. .......... '
them. w1r11 n.. _,., VPUdllr"t. 111 TM•co:""'a.::.ou.•• you, I ,and :"~ . , .TMa. l ·Slllt r~ty 5tFmatr: ::i,.:a ~ !'1o'!:!..: ~-= ~ _., LDllll!TIA. M. ROCHA. against ~ 0~Itb1 n " )'OU , ,, ~al: Airitrr., 2 Atsh• Z1 'Secotldl . lafcnal
IM llla!IUIY Vllllclltra. ..... -. ~-,• -~···j•·" Sff" _..-.....~-, .... _ Tiit·-lTtlfl ---h1gflesl 610pposlttal d¥1l9ned ., IM ofllc. of lhtlt dl:oml'n. NO'TKI! .. !Ht:ttE:•Y •rvlEN • ,,.. auuu W1 I • -~w~ WC , .. _.... •• Qild's word ...... ,.taa ••nth• ~E:'t!~ H'::!:.tt ~~= :;:11:;;;.:: ~ "::.. -:.=: 'ovbef11!1"1lld 1 •larl"tlobe~l1w~ .. Al ,.•"-le.,, · S 1a11• trte; ~I• 62 l1elln.
0111orn1. f'J663. w111c11 11 • ..,. ,,.. ..., · .,. ....,.... "' 111e is a or you, n 1 pan · 6 ICten.ftged 21 Twosomes 61 -.... lliak •
e1. bu11.,.., or 111t ""'*"._. 111 •• """".w1 .. ,111e.......,.,. ~ 111 turn ar6und and iay thili W1Q 43 Thi Mice, l1Utrme11t 30 1 ·•ves 2..n " "''ti!!" ptrl•ln1"' t9 n.. _..,. If h t1r1ao flt .._ ctlftr .. fllt abov9 , \ ~ t.g. 1 C#lllllM 33 ''South 65 Atlonte
wkl d~1nt, wtthln 1eur """""' ""' "'""9lll' "'«'• ,w .t. .,,_, """'-wltrt be good for you. Instead of .44 Delta's pollticaJ Ptclflc.'' G .. nls: "'i,1i:1 A"!b~l~t::, of thli no11m. :::.i.~· •;.,., .... ~:" flf '° M>";HL~ 'what can't they see?" it cf:D 1 •*'!I' It.Ser for ont Abltr.
orvu1e G. Eaplot • DWY511lo ~ mt w11s111re become 'whal shouldn't ... .:i.. l
111(1 Unltld C•nfornl1 •lllt ~ · 1ut19 ... ""' Allltllt, ., . """"1 5 ' 7 f M) 1t 11 U
• ~1t1on Ct'*""' "'17. 111111c11 1t ,,.. ~1tce .see.
co.E:o:KVtan of MIMM er ,.. undtnltnld i.. •II "The .. twor'--are up Ugbt ,.
of "" Wltl ., "" ~ --""' .. lht .... l'I .. ... 11101111~~. =•r='tAIU.MD ::.,."'.,~":':, =:-,:.~ •ttw -I know that's an overwork· i,,-1--1-~
A""""'"" llw o.... •"., 1,.,. ed word, but it's ' true --11 ~Mt c .... _ Drt" UMITat CALlttOlllNIA l:ANC. they're up tight . because ':"1'-t-"1'-t--Ntwflfl e.11:11. C ........ ....., 1 C.I~ ~ 120
Tt1: 11141 ~ ,.,. J L.. NMntrt. 1 o m 'e bod y ' s investigating
Atltnlt'1 !'Ir C..._..... Aui'*"i Vice P'"*'°' • -. d Pllbll•hed °'''-c.111 DlllY Ptllf, !acutor If "" wi• them. J uey ten to go 1l
Nrt• 1, u, ti. a, '"' ~ "" "" IMw _. -...,., overboard. Pretty soon we H--•lllA DWYR LEGAL NOTICE IUI Wllllllrl ....... ...... .. won't be able to say anything. ____________ 1u. ......... ~ M11 '"I'llley want to cut
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TM ~1pnec1 dt certify IMY tr. "'"11 7, 1'-21, a , lfff 'lMt
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Boulw1n!, Founl•ln VII..,,, C•llfornll. LEGAL NO'ITCE
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PALACE ""' ft11t Mid firm It corr-.. C:lllllTll'ICATI Of' DOOt•
or !ht followl119 ,.,_ ""'--•USIMUS. l'ICTITHNS NA.Ml!
: IO~~~nG .,1tc9s et twldtnal .,._ T1'lt ""°'""Md .,._ f;lrllfy ""'' lie
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Tryouts Set
At Fullerton
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TELEVISION VIEWS
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To Smothers
By RICK DU BROW
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' HOLLYWOOD . (UPI) -Coocerning the ?D:·
cellalion by CBS-TV several days ago of the SmOtlii,,
ers Brothers series for next season, it is significant:
to recall a certain.tact: : Some time after. the brothers• series bowed ill
on the network and .was a sensation, it was aoJd to.~
British televisi~. Tb'e British canoeled it rat.be~·
quickly contending, in part, that it was very mild
stuff aiid they couldn't understand what all the
·shouting was about.
IN TODAY'S contell, what does this mean! Is
the rest of the world going to pot even more quickly,
than some Americans think we. are? Is the hist.one
atraln of puritanism 111\1 more stropg in. Ainerlcan
life than we suspected? Is it just a basu: bwme~s .
dispute between the netfiork and the brothers, 11 1t
the personal dislike between them? Was the week-
end firing made easier by the ratings slip of the
series? . . • It is rather a complex mess. And this is the first · .
of a group of articles that will discuss the Smothers:
brothers situ11tlnn', the backlash agamst alleg«t,
$alaciousness in the arts, the very definite nervou~·
slala ol altairs at all tht netwotks, fears ol impend'.
Ing censorship, the Senala investigation intQ video'.
oex and violence, and related Items. ~
'lbe arliclt1 will start with the basic HSllDlP.-
tion that the Smotbm brothers, the varioUJ net; •
work ollicial• and the """"tors are all honorable,;
men wbo hold wlclely dlverJen! views •-lhe
. function ol tel1villlon in relation to lhe world' around
us. It would be oversimplifying to call the conflict
merely a generation gap, although there is surely a
generation gap element in i4 't.
THE SMOTHERS are involved in the overall:
television furor becawe their show bas been imv..;'
erent, and politically and socially liberal,, oo a con-
sistent basis, and has become a focal point for r&r~
action by a conservative blacklasb in the land.
At the aame time, their undeniable talent has.
charmed even those who disagree with them, and
they have become genuine heroes to many young
persons because of their constant conflict wllh the,
establishment, and the fact that -unlike most old-:
er comedians -they really mean what they 1ay· 1n •
their barbs. .
This matter of principle on the Smothers' pert·
means that even if they should land on another net·
work -a happening which might be delayed b:V a
legal fight with CBS -they are likely to face up to
other broadcasting organizations in the same way,
UNLESS THEY are suddenly in a financial
bind and are forced to accept compromise, they are
not likely to cliange from laying on their messages
in the lengthy, pronounc;ed way they are doing now •.
People can be honorable, but in business It ii•
easy to be most honorable when you are in the best •
bargaining position. This applies not only to the ;
Smothers brothers, but to CBS-TV as well. U th&
brothers' ratings had not fallen off, it is reasonable :
to assume the network -despite the recent Senate.:
investigation -might not have pressed its policing '
of the series' material qul!e as much •. Or, at least,
Jt would not have responded as sharply in public
to the brothers.
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. • ' ·Gnp\'~ lllldl. llll&l!t ~ -'with .. ~ 'J'EA,.
f.nintlo View. With WI' *"' --· VaDq !:'"'!"''~ &rt!=-~-• ~ -A S,..,hlt l'loWr ~· llOO ""-N: :=;. _. ::.,. oui .....,, 2 ~ Bot111! . tWr.6iny -....... J!:XCHANCES · •, Rkhwao<l Pa•t Hln11
-~ ~ ~..,,... j -,HOUSJS ... • ... lot. .. . lovelf ......... potlo. "Qllot>li'" Klldim wlth !>Iii!• hu'.dlniisrOcnA'tainuy D&cbrlc· *"'more units. o. Briehl IUMY kitchen ~m-in,iii,ExJeMtve·wtll to~· room. l&rp omter. 1l1&rld C. Q:lutal area. ·~' wUta lcv~ . ltfVk:e -. Uzw owr qualll7 ,
ldtcllm, 316 b&llll. SepOr-WOODLAND lllllio ...Jd'U room; lluge "'4tooiml ! Ex· ::;;i_,, QW<t ~ :
ate .DWd'• ~ ·Ott lot-E:xchari&-for house, tra larie lot for privacy. A 1tfteu Ream tor boat or
-'"'1llll& ~ -Cmta• Mo!o. i-lleecll, bome'Wltll/obofcharmand troll<r!, ONLY $133 per double pnct, Dover., ~ or TD. warm~ Our. exclual~. Only month lncludea all on ~
ff. • 2 PR. dln1 rm. 1PC"· for 2 u,t~.~t ;vour -.tlltt inc b.n that ~ can
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: . • ' • 1 v .. 11v 31_MINUTES WE SELL ·A HOME
~ .. '4t.s_, ""=.=.Hy Wa.l~er ·& Lee EVl!Rv·i• MIN UTl!s
'I c.u Wrlfo experienced 2>13 Westcllll Dr. . Walker & Lee
. A S.ooot'' •• : " salesperson. &46.T111 .011 .. JN.et. · ~ -
alloat the ~lb.._,_ ~I DO lllAL TY, Inc. ~or ~ID
.• dran/&tlc home with ... ,' Call WA'I T Open Eves. rium i., JY.n we111: . Ken BrittingllaJ!I, 1'fgr. . . .
""' J . W•r<I eo. -~· JUI! .,.,. -..... this A YA n.;possessi&. <-.• Oflice). -3 lilt -• llV "'"
UU Sontlai<> Dr. . 6<6J5;o 00..o. Upper Bay locatioo Sold a• ~ $22 000'. &.. b Oil , cnDtt street Vacant It Al layfNftt'i'rlttlalo .:: ... hn. macna ready '" -particulor . , . . LIDO ISLE fUnB.t. Neat:--. clean &: one A real furtt-upper. Nteds s Bayview' apartmenfs -HARBOR ISLAND of a kind. some paint It clean up. 3
:with -~'Good --Tiie only available home on $32 500 bdrm, ·ll< b&tbo, hardWood •Uon. 40' Oh Bay, 8ft today! beauUtul wooded ffarbor Is. I tloon, tirep1&ce, built • ,in
· llli5000. land 3 Becln>omJ, -N4wport ldtcben, dlabwubor, cllJpo>. . LIDO REAL TY, INC. ..,P u.uw room, p1er i. al.' FA beat I.up, ,...., ~ Vlo Lido . mm> .ollp. Priced oncler -tor ot llalrte<I -" polio, Dlolee HaJecreat location. OK fol' tmmc<Uate u.le. · Vlcterf1 -,_vet or. Vet to -·-"·-:4 BEDRM.. FAM. RM. $115 000 , ~ ~-' 646-1111• on VA t<r>nl, FUU price is
i. $23,500 Call for appointment $22,000. YOU MUSI' ACT Ele1ant natural brick fire-FAST!
'place, AD electric bUllt·lD 1714) 142-1215 PWC is a VA sa!., -·kitchen, delightful patio, 2 901 Dover Drive, Suite 120 Can Yeu Bl•t This?
bath!, park JI~ yard. !!!!!!!!!!!N!!!e!!!wpol!i!!rt!!!Beai!!!!ci!h!!!!l• J FHA APPRAISAL $27,400 !lllJ.ll'lO MAY SELL @ $25,950
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YOU :CAM
SELL IT
WITH A
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PILOT
WANT
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fam rm with POOL yet • ,....., Bak·• CM Nutt taid! 1 ..,,_ ""• ••
LM•• or Lie/Opt ion
Cute 2 a: family room &: An-
tboey pool. $ISO .. ·-option terma @ $22,500. ---
IRVINE COVE
Spacious 3 lledroom home
in scenic Irvine C.Ove
with electric PW and
private community be.ach.
'This lc:wfiy home &54"5110
~=~u is expensively deconittd'
includes a sepe.rate dtn
l'!!~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!~I" large formal dinblg room.
Save Cause Pool slde '""" is
It, D" comp!•"'" carpeted S Hty $83, TOO
2 blocks from the Catbollc Call John Abell
church in north C:O.ta Mesa Res. 673-1365
thil.3 bedroom 2 bath home
is 'a real bai-gain at $22,txn
All it needs is some tender
lovil)g can!. No down to vets
or low down FHA. Call
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
213 E, 17th St, 146 f4'4
~500 DOWNI!!!
On thil " bedroom, 2 bath hiinUy home. Cose to eveq-. ~· Just introduced to the
market!!!' \Von't be around
bli~I $140 per montla in-
cltidlli -and inter,
''" '.WE SELL A HOME
lrvERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
SAVE $$$
fjve Units
One 3 bdm1. hou.e plus
large flllllily room. Four
2 bdrm units, tumished.
Excellent livt-tn tet up
for owner. $49,950 is the
prtee ~ Income $515(1 per
month. · ' · i.:o:rs
WALLAC!
REALTORS
S46 4141-'-'
(Open E .. nl1191I
COUEGE PARK
Visit our furnis~ model 3 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath. Orea.I:
&: 4 bedroom hcm1es. Car· home for ~t famil)' with
ts drapes built-ins dish-lx>at or trailer to be •tared. ~r. a~e ~posal. Plus double detached a:ar·
All tile muter bedroom aa;e.
•uite with m""'red wan!· $26, 995
robe doors. Oceiin view at
no extra cost. Minutes from
beach.
Office: S18 East San Juan
. Call 492-9288 or 646-3928 * L•chenrnyer Reelty
Clo .. To Ocean
$19,000
11
Vlctorl•
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4 + Family Rm. View From A
Wow-4 bedrooms+ family Mauntaln Tap
room, 2 baths. BUU.T INS Immaculate 4 ~room home
&:: breakfut bat in dream with a t>reathtak:I~ view Qi
kitchen. New custom drapes. Catalina.. 2200 sq, It. ot prta.
Wall to wall carpeting. Fo~ tlge llvine only 4 yean old.
td air heatin&. Room for Asking only $37,500. boat or trailer, Fenced yard
-can't last at $19,co;t.
FOREST E. OLSON
2299 H&rbor, C.M. · ~
EASTSID~ DRANGE COUNTY'S
Thia 3 bedroom home ix""'· LARGI ST
1' polnled 'inside and ou> 293 I. 17th St. 64' 4194
Ode, has 111 new fixtum
)D ,....,, bath, aD new CDM. COTTAGE ctn.pea, and new arpeta in .
bedrooma and bathe. Alley a BR home w /Jne unit DNdt
aClCnl for boat er trailer. tome TLC. Walkbw dWtnot w= to-.-·
JEAN SMITH, termL 81 opp1...,
Realtor CORllN-MARnN
~ RI ALTOllS
4Y2°/o LOAN 3036 ~-~~£~·~~
$21,t SI
3 BR. b11·inl, COI'fW'r lot.
Rltr. 642-9130 Evts. 54$-0720 e KBlllDY
HOW'S 1HI
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QUIClt CASH
THROUC5H A
DAILY PILOT
WAN1" A,11 '
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LOii
When )'oli • purchaSe a
home tbat•WU tiu!.lt J\llt .a t.-w yeara qo. -hr, ,.....,,.._,,.._
-.a LmU: M()RI:, !or all lh< .,_..,
mentl~the fon'Dll' owner 1tu made. COME , IN!
UT US SHPW l!:PU, . .
If T•W11t an u~nv~· unw.
ordinary con~ horite in the very 1*t
area· ot M"'-Verde with •• llrle fllmlly
room (room for DOOi
table), formol clln)nr
room, .. marble a:J&u. at-
rium entry, larae patio,
bullt-ln.' pa BBQ, beau· tlfUlh/ , lll>lllca)l<d and comp1etely 1prinkled,
with four bia bidroonlt:, this ta ,ft. ~Pl'lced· to sell
at $39,950. Owner com··
muting to San J'er-o -·· 1oy.-1.-y
GoTgeous .("'bedroom +
1pacloua ·family room A
formal dhling, new car·
pell lo drnpeo. Sporklos
like new. $65.000 (not
leuehold). May be put·
chased fumJghed.
Pol1t...i S..o
.ExclU&.ive nel&hborbood
of fine Mesa Verde
homea -. 3 1a1'ft bed:
rooma -formal livln&: room-double fireplace
-family room·-COY·
ered paUo -private
cul-de-aac 1tttet -vqy low down payment ·if
you want to do some
polntin' A llxln". ~.950 tlIA Or GL
Walk to Wostdlff
4 Bdrm or 3 4 den. 1un--
ny breakfut roOm -
cll!!J>!• mom -hanl· wOOd floors -pool· ...... ,.....,, u. clown
GI or FHA terms.
$29,950.
NowpootH ...... ,,....,. "-'""
3· Bedr41D1tl • ..,-dining
room ..J 2 ·batli '-aep--arate ot&e New deeP
shag carpet. -hellt@a
-kidney shaped. pool
-low maintenance land·
scaping -134.950.
lackloy
CuMIHCIC
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HOllSE RANCH IN
ORAlilOB COUNTY'S
prime .,.. with MANY,
MANY 1Fft.tJlT TREES In
llllh roWna hills away from
It oil! ·<Joey BEAMEIH:Elli'
ING and pine panellna home
with apacloua bedrocnn!,
carj>ets\_A ~ sepante
SEWDIG . ROOJ.r. PLAY
ROOM FOR 11lE KIDDIES
ud priv•te WORKSHOP
FOR.DAD! NO DOWN PAY·
MENT Gl'a and FHA
TERMS!!! ..
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY JI Ml1,ilUTES
Walker & Lee
2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams 5'>9491
Open 'til 9 Pit:
Mother-In-few
Problem?
2 ON A LOT ..•. 1 BR 1
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PE~l=lON
J. • • • . •••
bath, cozy u~ room with SEAL _, _,,,. 5'4%
-"'·kitchen with bUll~ G.I.; 3 bib. to blach; 3 =lholliluff=· ;.;. =·---•1;;:142;,;.;I
)D range a, ..... --Br •. 2 Bo.,bl .... cpld. Frpl. -age, carpeta,.drapes. Near. New pUnt tn le OQt. tee. E AIT B•L,Ul'F • OD!
new, ••• 2 BR,2 bath, fire-_,. puty nn. w/tpt da.Dlaluma.,2 aide )f lkle. p~ 2 ~~· uil~~ide S37.500. Owner 213: '3tM091 D» Ill· fL ea. S M A stlJrqt', e~u-... b t·w, de:n. 2· BR.. • den. EJ:IQ n.rwe '-lel1-cleanirw oven, deluxe condiUon w/ dlOict
luge famfly room, span;,i, ~Mooe. llOO · location " View. ISl,000 I
deoor. llOth !Or $42,IOO. ------· ' l l DUCID TO SIT,SOO. ·~ br Ofl!L
$16,500 Wont Everything? $20 950 Mol1< IM tr.
s1100 down. 3 BR 1" bath, N~ ... ~~~"'11om"'e'.'3~· . 1 . .c_.111.--~~eo_ .. scg.m1 built-in electric rana:e, OV· '-".....,.'II ....... ...,. ~
en, prbace dllpoaaJ, FA rtJOqt, 2 bathl, den, nDDJIUI, c.r.n. .. del Me~~~
h•t. carpeta I drl.pea, dou-stone fireplace, double pr-POOL • 3 Bdrm,. Fam rm. JUST LJS'fto-· •
ble l&flle with boat" door. ~. many other comforts 1 $130/mo pays aJl .5%.% Int. Two teplflte bclu9e.. one let.
fenced a; landscaped. conveniences. Shawl BeauU.. RR RMlty 64$.U40 3; )Tl. )'Olml. 3 BR'' J%
' f,1_m!IMll~ ~· fully. $43,501>: stop by, or TWO sroRY -OWNER bo, cpll, -bltlno. NI ____ • • ~ Q]l 1or appointment. , _TRANSFERRED ,nee $64,500 Oruta:e o..t
OPEN HOUSE SAT 1-S Beautifully kept home with Property 332 Marsuaite ·
405 Holmwood, hea.V>' shake roof, larp ~-==;:====='=I
V'EW I. !'•wport Beach "°'l"' room, -ll.UW ~
1111 room A !uily bu!H·>n LltlO,llle '"'' Lease With Option kltcben. Quiet ·1n111e ,,.. LllJd Isie, via Orv1tto. s
Lovely UP1Nded 3 BR O:lnda &trfft. Oo9e1t1r schools. l m-
\\ith powder rm, wet ~. RE A LT Y med.late Ille .. $32,900. bdnn~ 3 ~ 1m ~
and many other extras for 2025.W. Balboa Blvd., NB. CALL, 5t0-1151 (o p·e n :: i:i.:. ·~ for
fine living. Best Bluffs 675-6000 evu) J:Ierftap Real Eatate appt.
View. Immediate occupancy I z-=-=-=-=·====m ASSUME 5\i."' FHA Joen,' 1-=~======d .................... $325mo. ' j f ff IUl, mcmth JI01I oll. F.P. Huntlngton·looch 1400
Walter Houe us ftfS$ I ' ome $19,3110 ... s bdr ..... fnc:d •••• ..•
Professional landscaping ........ set.I off this exceptional
3 BR 2% ba home.
Many outstanding fell·
'"', ~~,_r..iec··, . MO-~.~ $131 A'MONTH $21,995 -• l'AYI Al;L .
When ~ Um1D1 this o:c& Larae. 3 ~room, I llolh Moso ·0.1 Mor 110.5 ·lent VA~--form -·le home on Brookhunt IW'--• --. •"I
tw-., Including haro-Coldwell, llliilt1t & C..
wood parque floon. In· • Ii c-1 ..._,
tercom, Blt·ln reh'iger· -:;-'Nin....,:=*
ator;double FIP, family II !~"l'l'"!"'~'!""~~~ room plua large format a BR 1%. ba. btd pool, EuJ·
dining room. Sharp and side Of. Elepnt entry,
roomy only $32,950 dbl frplc to ceilinc. $29,990,
Mot!I Doi.Mor ..........
The cleanest, neatest
home In this top areL
All tile kitchen \vith
e:lectrle buU t·lns. Room
for boat or trailer. Looking f01' 2300 1q. ft.
that sparkles? -'Ibis
fs it!
4 l 1drooms
$U,t50
Move in tomorrow with
OK'd cre<Ht. New elec--
trie range. Sliding clua
doors to COVft'td patio.
$23,950, 10% down or try no down VA.
Ow1•WllT-
3 Bedroonu1, 2 blthl ln
a quiet non.trarttc tlnet -cozy living room w:lth
brick flreplatt; kltchen
With all electric bullt·lns
- a dandy buy at S26,·
900 with 10% down.
Owner will consider
trade for 3 or 4 unit.I.
_ ... vi ...
Estate sltt ~ x 245 Jot.
3Bdrms,2b&lhl-2
fittp!M!et. Countl'J' kit·
...,, ..... 11rep1a ... L<e.
muter bedroom wltll hfl
and her'• t.th. Due to
a-Jth · 0 W"A er net'dl smaller borne. Mlrh't·
trade. $55,000.
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Choice 'f.at~ loCatton -2 Bdrm hoUte on R·2
lot with room' for an· other unit Jusl Sl.8;000.
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OPEN 'TIL t P.M.
648-7171
OR.
546-2313
'l'IW Pl Al. 1·"' f''"'''\.11'11' " ... j • ')
10% dn; no 2nds.
2 BR C2, Eutatde CM.
$18,900, $200J down.
Corona' del Mar spacious.
attr. duplex, only 4 )Tl
old. ea. unit 3 BR 1%
ba, partial ocean view.
$60,<Xx>, lo dn.
SA Hts. 3 BR, hdwd t1r&,
$21,500 • $1300 dn • no
2nd TD.
318 E, 16th St., R·2 lot. 2
BR, bit-in R '= 0, $13,900.
Frank Klngaarcl "'"' -.. MI 2-"'22
Th• Extcutive
Suite
Some men need a place ol
peace, privacy and· quiet at
home tor buslneu purposes.
4 bedroom plus den with ex.
poled beams and ueed brick
fl.replace, Back Bay New·
part Beach. Sep.rate •rvk:e -h. T-!uily Janclacop.
ed. F .H.A. OIOPtulol 13T,<llO.
Terms-available.
"For A Wile Buy"
· Colesworlty & Co.
612-17.17 OPEN EVES.
TWO for Tlle,MQN I Y
300 Ft. to ..... bHch .. -· port. ,Almost DtW 4 BR A
tam nn,· w.t i.r. bk. ~
Uuene srW. formal din rm,
lrl. kitchen wttb 81 and Hf·
inc area. ALSO, doll tiouse
rental that cuts t b t pay.
menta In half. All this on Iara• d o u Ir I e k>L Call
QUICK!
Coywood ll Hy. 141-1290
1316 W. c-t H"l', NB
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rounded by pqmmerclal. FINEST Meaa del Mar kitchen, 3 !l..arte ~mL 1 % Batlle/ Covered Patio. home. With f ·BR. 1" ba. Don't m• this~!
llowpot'! Ire. llv. nn.. tam. rm. WIE SELL A HOME :t :;._ famlly,,f'l!,ffiJ EV!Ell'l',11 .MINUTIS 1 ot
Vl-io MJso Yortlii I fit Walker; & Lee. '46-8111 ·•cuSTOMHOM1 irr" -'
II ,___ • bdrm _'1812 -Y owner, .... _ .. • SCiH56 orrll).5140
(COnv<rt. den), 2\1 ha, ·Opan ,EVft ------
$21,500 aeron st frvm Meaa Verde l•--•a;;l;;;iil _ _,~I goU coune. 'Many. CUJtom
blt•ina, prlctd btlow mar-
Sharp 3 bdnn f ba.th Condo-ket. • Laree lot .c room tor
miniwn In clioice lqca.Uon pool. CaU owner st>5'59.
acroaa from pool A: club -aBa, l"-BA, tam nn,
house. Call now for appolnt. elec bltlnl, ow patio, nice
ment to tee. landscp. $25,600. 541).2291
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.,.t'd A di'pd. Priced to
..Ub)'Owner.-
Ass0ine5%"GI' . _,. .. ' ...
on thll 2 1tal7 4 8R be~.
sbowl likt •. model bame •
in exoeDeDt are& .mar the
beach. A< hUpift i.t '
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• 4 BR. • 2 BA., ....... 2 BDRt:\ """'° P.nl"'ula, 3 BR. den. fam.dllL _, SINGLE T--"""" N'PT 1'111111 --LAGUNA llACH .5.V on wattt encJi:wed patio dllAJI I: ~ a d a 11 t , b1W.: $215/moneh.. IAuL \D'J' prdm .... 'lridl ~ ..-: I k I BL C,U. Air ~111j LICENllO
l!J>lrllual -.. ....., onall.......,Jla_l.111 ' $14,500. Abo 60' oo N.lo reuonable ~nt fDr rt&ht Avall. April JO. -.... lrY dflb • ..,. @ii sn -drpl: fr1ll Elle. W-. . ON l"ORD'J A~
cbaontl 1ar&'e 3 Br. I BL. couple. MM1iG3. eva: A ===~=:;==:::=:I cam.:pll• ,n,.q. 8Qtml ,.,._ Pkt; •~ No., ,etl, 0.-.,._. atf Mk "'._ ·Looki1r for A . Wiaaer?
Clmino Rell.. SaD.iOw --~-31oAl&a "" SPECUL SI ll.EAl>l1'0 •
dock, 4110.00>J..C on•J'•" ·-nclr0.>&112--Lasi(ina 8'aeh ' S70S BAY' CWll 'APl'B.' Ulllll '1115 IAW. -- -........ 01
leut/opUon 593-6998 , ""pma• Aw., Ga~de11 LAJtCE 2: 8R 2 ba Ug/doft ...... loeadm ti •aa1ow1 IF you do oot w111t to be a pioneer anti can
nc:ogn1ze the many oclv111taaes of asswnlnc
ownenlilp of "" established, profitable frail.
chiae 1ton1 in a flllltastlc growth araa • • •
ThlJ could be the opportunity you have been
Jooldnc ror.
Belboe lsllnd 2355 2 BR. v>ew. ranodtu.d. Gr\WI: <no ..,.... nch.cl pnp w/&tttnp. S..... Beeda. Air -.
Fount•I• V•lloy 1410 -=---.................. U& W/w cpto/-......... -. -I ....
-2 BR, 1-ut Pillo. avail now l195. furn. $250. C9f.f1'• 1.,... ..... 4105 endote4 o.rap w/~ ,._.. PU'tldoal:ltc-Twe
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YOUNG WOJt\N
daoou will Wach )1IU aD
latest 1trpl. CID ArdtD
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MEADOW HOME 4 BR 'tD 'Jun 141h. 1.15 Crystal, $11Slmo • ie..,. ~f · atraw: "'*' IT •
121.900. ntA "" VA. Large Liitle 1IWxl. $2Stl Mo. c.JI Lopn1 NI..... f1l11 a.EAN°l l!r . .,._ '""·......, 2 BR, 2 n• ...... 00 --..... --to home wlth biz ya.rd It patio, alter'? p,m. ·1213) 69'1'.a'iS A town; nkdy'. furn. Nr.. ~ ~....... "'mdpll puMlc lotll. llO
... all the bWll·lns • ..,... MONARCH BAY AREA ..... $llO Lie.~ ..... 1115 .... '245 per -111 ... -°'* IF you can qualltfy ••• you will join the El
family room. Tbett .,. 3 Sunoot -2455 ADULT OOMMUNirY RINTIJ:S llllorlo Wtq. -...i -...ilal>lt tor Ill-Poco Candle & Gift Shoppe store chain, wblch
.. lhl. c:arpetbo:. .,,..,, •BR. don, 2 BA-· ~ Unluml,,..... 2 BR. 111 BA. Pvt ...... Bui•• 11oaro -n.r IJ one of tbe Jarcest hi the speclalty°storo
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llnploce. -,..... u WANT SomeW. dW.,...t! blt·lnt. lrplc. ......., "°"' -"'°" mo. Adolts only, DO oenlct naUUle b llO. field. Two e:WUng hf.traffic Orange County
,.. want """'"' • ..i.. 3 """' llayfronl 3 BR • ...;12SO"'."mo.==;,.7"'=;=~=Gt.UU=:;:::;E;;;;:;;,,,,,,±,,,, 5000 pets. 1121 Bedlard La. All utlll._ pUI -1tora are available bnmediately as well as
to tun I: pleuure ·-· caD at once. den. J6!IT Park Ave., SUnaet = 2: BDRM, 2'ii tia, Wntdllf ttll!liltim. other locatlom lhnH>ut the Western states. Bea<h. Boat..,.. abo avail. Duplax• Unfum. "75 ...., patio 4 pool. -DA!LT PllDr
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L••u.a -. 2705 LARGE 2 bdrm. •I• ...... ... ...... ¥ -~FOl!Df .lVJ:lfUZ IF you can Invest $18,950 eaJb and begin at
..,..., quiet ...._ odulta 1 BR. cp11, ..,,., l)>I, un1. LAG'::.. llEAOI once call 612-2717 for a personal, confidentlal
SEA COAST VIEWS ,..rttred. IU! ,.-. 2236-llOIAaJLATE APTSt 1115 yriy, i... Anll .,., OFFICE-RENTAL interview.
LG. CUS"roM HOME :...: A.... c . Joi . ':;. ~= 2LBR,:m llth2 Ba.St (~-1921 S3!IO ... Fl --· IF you prefer, you may write about younol!
4 BR. S ba.. huce liv. nnr IECTIONS .AVAU.ABl.J: ..... ~-AU or pm.rt. SUitable fOt in detail and include phone number to:
"""'"Spa .... (< .. _ U 'ITALS CloMt.5"1pp .... P..tt blR adulll. no -ms -dMtal, ..........
J>OOI tble. l600 =.-"""' Purnlllllll • Spacious s Br'' 2 Ba '"'· m--~ .--1aw, •••. Top Jo. Unlvenal Franchise Exchanqe
&lly fUmlllled. -•I 4000 ;;::";:,"....;;_ 1EMt lluff 1242 ~FOX OOMP.ANY 1617WESTCLIFF DRIVE,SulTE/IO
Summar Rantals 2910 IU!· l-BR. nkely !uni. e .Frpl. lndlV/lodiy fac']a. e NEW DELUXE e .,,._ "' .....,_ NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORN A
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SEllVlCE DllllCTORY
LAG BOJ, ~ ........ 1 ~ wiW. Pool •• Avail. .... ~!..~ Anoholm ~!!.:... ! Br. 211 ... .,.. tar .... '.f1M4.oodii .. 9im~COffi>fiiCcesill!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!~!!!'!!!!';'Dfii~f,ffiffiii~~G~BUii:-ijili-~. Appl~~~ Repolrs 6S1
lmmood•lo -.t 5 BR 2 BR. pvt -,,,.,, 1 bik Broker 53l-E!lill ~~ MESA --I1x:I. -· mm. -· din. ?~ ---·~--It. E w.-OUT ~~:::."::.'.'. _ _:.;:;~~---...::::.:.::i with~ room and large beach. 81963. 'rm. I: dbl. prqe, llalD. -Cll' aw.c-. A-ll' '--'·--..._..:.;;; __ ..;62.;.40...;;I .u~•.c..:>1Di.c.i~1 SUPRE?i.IE Refri&era . ~~~=.:-:: $~~~~·i W/W. RENT doar opener Nvall. ~ =:=f·::"'t1cm.tarial'G1 Buyer transfemd lnto = !:~~ Appliance Repair. i:tor
cdlent lldlool. 2: blks to RENTALS Broker 53U9ll J Room,1 FumHvN rec. ara. r. c. Robert Nata.. Realtar the lft& needs • 3 or 4 distributing candy, dJvc A _T,,om.=-=,,"",.':·::""::::"""';:=,I Ho-Unlvmlsltad $20 525 $30 Olurdl " tebool • C..-230 E. lTlh Street Beclroom home lust .---~ --btg.<lni.134.500.1----·--3000 '-~u--4iiiii • • BIO. do!Karfflch. 0...-. 612-1415 "5,000.Iwlll..,myown.....,. ·-· ~ llobyoilll .. Agent. 534-&ISf or 53f..2536 Gener•I ,,,,_,. ~ rou. OPI10N TO BUY e ONLY• • eom. Call rey Brcbr. foods, etc.. to tawms, .;:;::;,.:::::;~ __ _:::::.::.:1 4 leSoom ~ (Rdr!aen-Avallabl&I 137.rll -.w.,, N.B. NEWPORT CMC CENrER Walker~ Lee al,..._ restaurani.. all type....._ COSTA M ... ~
2 th, MISS!ON V;ejo, now, 2 BR. 525 \ft. Up No -o.a.c. __ O!lleeo ""table tar Com-Du.et fAClory """"°""" Lice-. A&ft U; open 1,~
-Glen Mar bl 1\1 BA, bl•inl. -$1!15 • n--· n• wlc., -H.F.R.C, Ceronll dot -52SQ ~ ~-~Isl. llus. Opportun-6* earning h;gh da!ly cub lo 5;<5; 118 Ptt wk. fireplace •. cupetl and ~ month. 837-1747, 5fS-4399 ~ .~ M.. --~-. .......... ~--omunimdons and monthly COMPARE! 548-9803
es. wm 1'HA or Gt no down. $l25: 2 BR. new cpu. drpa, e Studio 6 BKh ~ Fumlture Rent•ll 35c PER SQ. FT. TIMELY BUSINESS overwrite. No ap limit but 838-5237
$24,950. ava.llat»e mw. e Ind UUls A-Phone lln'. 517 W. Dtb C.M. Sfl.'Wlt ~..,.y 511-6032. OR 175-246C Become JWt cl the futest must be bond.able. Part or RN Wil.L BABYSIT MY R. D. SLATES, Rltr. 8roh!r 534-a> e Mot Service • TV aval. 1561 W. Lbclrr, Anbm T14-2800 "' BEAUTIFUL Arcade OUioe ..-.....4 .. 1 •••..• ~. in the full time. Write OIEX. Inc., HO.ME --~-r ..
••7 ~•• ~-. --========= e Nn Ole A Bar .. -· •• .,..... u......, ... ,,. ~~-.. N. 16th St , Pbila., PL •••L110' ""~"''i,ro;u:.. E. ..,. .... °" ~ """''" _.,_., 2376 Newport Bhd. lfl.9755 $15ll; 2: BR. den. 2 bL W/W, ...., • t. rent. 1556 SWiii ~Baku world -Vendln&! ....,...,. .,.._
COit• Miu J 100 HOLIDAY PLAZA drpa.-• .. ~~ovm. Avail. ON-_..__ ~~;!"-'125 pa Mo. A fre1 h toneept called BABYSITTING Ia my home.
L..guna Buch 1705 --------1 "'.-• w.n--.. Olll;I". _..~A~ ...,.._u. "Speed-Vending" ls now Roal E;.1,. L••no 6340 Good.lunches' naps,·-EAST Skte, 3 BR, 2 full D~ ~Plus "Glol.l"d Sl.25: Larae 1 br, 4-pla.. l . A 2 BR. l'Qra A-1hdmll WATERFRONT oUlce A beJng establilhed tbl'OU&h-•• -.....,_. •
Wvfherlng He5ghb -BA. gar. $1615 mo. Avail U:..~ ~ ~ puldnc W/W, a....U.ble now, P'rplcs I priY. Pl~ dtlk exch. put time aee. out the country. Routes can, reas!'Sfrr253l
01de Eacllsh aurab/d .......... .A .. BR,8 .·u~*d!Redb. :::". n': N ···~-No .. Sinc)a O.K. 53t-eiJo Tannls -Contnt1 Bkflt. pu&-lft'V. Yacht Brk. 0 ft. aet Up in your area are SaHler Modgqe OfU.D care, ~ home, Mra 4 BR, 'sunken li en, form. -... •-•..v~ o <.:JWU.1~.. pe tins llftl1. '75--l393 ~ to operator to tt-Verde area, Reu nta:,
din rm. stately Uv rm w/ mo. Avail Apr 10. 5fSrS5.16 1965 Pooxma. CM COit MIA 5100 a h Lue, ODI IM-Xl1 1tock and collect money Company Inc. fnocl play area. 5i)-9t39
trplc, l,P. kitchen. "S ll_R up. $95 • 2 BR aep cottap. mn *VIII• Pomone Apt&. • (MacArtbrrifr. a.II HwJ) ~ m:n;ed ';!_ ;,:!· ~tb~u=ted 336 E. 17th St., om. Mesa MO'IltERoll children, New·
per, .ep. ruest t. or ~io. flied yrd, attac pr, 1 child Qi1ta 11m•1·D1W11t A mmt • 1 ServiDg Otarice Cni, 20 yn. port Beach, w1ahts to care
NN!lt TSP and TLC. $32,950, OK. $50 RCUrl~ dep nq. blxur1om .,U now mrtbw· HARBOR S BR, 2: BA. all eJec. frplc, mnthly rmt. l8l& Nwpt $14.97 to $2495 puta you tn 00-21n 56.oo:tl for one school child. &e-1596
$«XXI On. See at 1997-B Owte st. Furn a untu:rn. Adultl onb'-crpta,.drpl, builtimt pap. Blvd, CM. W-730l budnts1! A few euy, Eves, 673-7865 6G-U51 ~S5IS:.N~~. = • &SIDE nke 3 hd, 2 ba. ~-~~ ~ Ave., GREENS · m-.mt nea. i:a:,. tt..;~· ~ ='d1::i~s4oo"f!' = Money Wintlld lrlck, Mltonry, 9fc.
w/w cri>t, fhcd yd, """°· 2 '~ $300 -30c.., ft. 518-6761 pe....,onth in •arnings. A --''---..;.;.. __ 6350_ 6560
Cute••• Bug's Eer car raraa:e. adlts., no pets Gracious Mutt Living .. lboa full-time route can put Bus Mrr for professional -=---Remodel -
3 BR 2 ba custom home, kw $200 )T. 673-7'629. 11: 2 BR., w/w rpts, drapes, BACHELOR -lJNJ"t.JRN. GRACIOUS Adult lJvirw. 300 Sq. Ft. OfffC9 ~a very high income clientele dealrft to barrow Brick. block. con c re t e ,
bib to beh. S.p. ...-2 BDRS. """'· P""°· Ina! pool Students O.K•-s from $110 OeeanAS.,.vlew.Spaclom OOSTA MESA 6'6-2130 ti •hort tttm money .m.ct ......,,, no job too small.
suitl' bl:tna, Jr prtf patios. yard. No cb1drn. $12:5. 133-A MESA EAST _.. 1 • ALSO AVAILABLE 2: BR. 2 BA.. walk in. · · Only quali&d penon will from priv individuals or spe. Uc Contr 96U9C5 ~ bdrma.' Beam/post W. 3>th. CM. 00-05.10 145 E, 18th. C.M. '42-3414 1 .. 2 a. s BDRM. clmets, beautttul earpetl • Connntrcl•I ~ be· accepted! Your tirtt clal fund&. we haw-tree and .=:,:=::,·=====I
O)[llf. Cpfd 6 drpd tbruout. 2: BR .. Nice, quiet. conv ATTR. furn 1 bdrm, w/w Heated Pooll. OdJd. Cue dnpaiea. Pllol. Boat .Ups FOR Leue i,; .ere ot M-1 !: ~~te Ji{;, clear prilne properties, a lu1IM11 Service 6562
$39,500. to ahclppifW. No peta. crpts, Jie cupboa rd 1 , Center, Adj. tn SbapphrC -tor tenants. SUbt.arantan propa1)" with small office. references, a phone num-million dollar + financial
Lac Padiea lUty f94.3833 *Call 642-5334 * closets. $SS. Leue. 2531 No pets allowed parklnc. 613-3003 O>mplettt1 fenced with 2 ber, WRITE: staWnent with strong cub PHOTOSTAT Service while
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY clean 3 BR 2 bath N~wport Blvd. 2700 Petftlan W8,Y, at Har-S er 2 be + den.. $300 mo 1up p.tn. 5fM30I SPEED-VENDOR now. Write Box M.504 Daily )'OU wait Positives: 5 ~
OCEAN VIEW Meta dd Mat, hure lot. SU5 Clean turn 1 BR bacb bor A Adami. ec.ta Mesa. ,.uriy le~. Dept D Pilot or phone 545-5130 7, $2; 8 x lO, $2.50;
PRIVATE BEACH 1225/month.. Ast 546-011 Utils 1ne. wl pr. No pelL 5*<mll BURR WHlmT~! RNlt.Br, !..iv.trial llantal 6090 Sal~-~uth 2nd W"!\
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ANNOUNCtMENTS ~';.,!'~ 1765 Onnp, 2 Br, 2 Ba. Open beam. i.sk. 2 MO. ""' in advanee. 2 543""2 '7~wpoE'v.."'6C.:zll3 FOR leue La..,,. Niguel t ~ c.,,, Utah -1nd NOTICES BOOKKEEPING, Paynoll. = ~~ ~~ bdrm • $130. Mo. D>-A Cecil • N&iuu Palml • ORlfAllS ott San Dieco Fwy at Crown qrtJy re turn•, tine.
Place. 61&-8295 1 le 2 BR. • Pool H--•--.0.. •-Valley, new commttda1 A ACJM Found (FrM Ads) 6400 atatemenU, etc in my home. Shown by appl 6C24M7. 1'1'1 E. 22nd St. 64J.3M5 APJS vm•"""" _. -tndOltrial llDlta. Delta Dec-MS-092'7 ':i.,"'°.,!',.~J:" ..!..::..; 1!!~~;·~'1'";. ~rt~~-~~;noo~ ~u; ~t,~~1;;! '. EXC' ,,......, '.:",'iit..,~. 131-lllltl. z..s PARTllEll u11116ER Y~°:~ :.• ..;,: r !: =======
pvt, wild 111-..1 491-9748 I• pets _, ...,..,,,. lllUl...._ National & wn.o., c..... ;Ca;;;rpoater;,c;;=:.:':::"l,.__...::;;.;.:1 I/I SE D~ .,4 ...-1 Bdrm. 3 BR STUDIO ON-THE.aEACH E 5:, ~· ~B~.DI 112.SOO eu11 reqWre<1 to .._ 1,,,.111.,.,""=642-5193,......,~--,.,.,,
TOWNHOU poo1, ldul tar bocbdor. POOL 2 & 3 ledr-Apls. i:i.e ~ Roady tar...._ ....,. aet1w .,,.__ o1 Bl.AC< 4 whlt• pet rabbi4 CARPENTRY
Split l.ftel S bdrma, •• t.thl $121. 1993 Cbarch, MS-9633 LamJ 1JvhW tD ,.._ tbl ant. fls Mon"tb. 546-WO an estalii&hed Ora!JI" Qxm. Newport Ha:bts. a r e'a • MINOR REPAIR& No Job
RENTALS
-Fumlolllll Doul:Je I & r •I e, carpets. a11t dllel'tmtnatlac· Na. ty gpedall)' store. National 646-65r5l Too Small. Cabinet tn IPl'o
General 2000 drapea. ~ •l•e. 4200 ADUL. ~ONLY an.Dahle at 550 SQ. FT. 1ar.-type expansion and erowth pro. MIN="-se,..,..1ma-.,.,-.-.,-a1~,-. -no ages a-other cablneta.
$300 Deluxe ! Br, 2: % ta bllilt·hll. ADULTS ONLY •• Newport Bach 1h H ntf...ta warehouw. Ofc. gpace for cram via franchl8llia ha• collar vie. Atlanta A Blach 56tl'Z5. It no answer leave
rondo. Frplc. Cblldftn A ......... .-.;;.:·r:5'-SINGLE YOWlC Adulta...... 174.:iiT;fthlnSA-I U "l"'ft Cootncior. 142-llMl!I eruted this~. IDV<I., HB 53&-0346 ~~ ~ H. 0.
pets OK. 534-GI) Bkr. . ury prden aptl with coun. trHt Lott 6100 Party .elected will receive FEMALE trl • colored dog ~ Bay & hacll try dllb ·-,. ond Cost• Ma.. 642-4641 0B l800 monthly 1a1ary •'"' Vk. Lido '*· Sat 3129 Rant1l1 to Share 2005
1 GIRL, 21 to 25 to .....
4 BR ocean view apt
$69/mo !UDUllft'. 673-8224
aft I PM
RHlty, Inc. . com,.ete pmacy. OOUTH 1tt Vlllo PomolWI Apto PKlfiC e V1EW o1 ooean. corner 50% ol the pro!!ts whleh c.n & "'"llfY. .,.....,,
tot DoYa-Dr., NB SUlbe 221 BAY Q.UB APTS. bvine Costa Mea·1 newest I: motl bJ"ff ........,ible 6 sty. could easily return invest-( 16th N _ ___. .. _.... ..u. .. --1' u· ha FOUND, Ladles' w at c h ~2000 Eves. 5tl-(;966 a .... ...,,' DCG""' luxurio111 apta now re:nttng. 7ll Ocean Aw .. HJ medical or aptl. Will build ment t year. yov w vicinity or 21st St. It ~~~~~~!!!!J!!"!'" I <n4> ~ Furn a untum. Adults only-(ttl) -1-to Mt. 536-3555 tht. necnsary funds and :;: ~ w1 Newport, C~f. 642-5901 TOWNHOUSE 3 bdr, 2'19 ha, OCEANFRrwT, bet.ut. 4 BR. no pea, 11&0 PotDOM Aw., are prepared to commence
I •· dra ~,_ --,_·· 15th. $6500. Good buildlnc lot. at o--• "~" ...... tor
CARPENTRY
Old or New
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w w CIJ'pe..., pet. ... .,..., ....., mo. ti!i!,u:!,. e fust IOUth of 18th St. ORO APARTMENTS $1500 down. H.B. Coutllne _:":;' .. =...:;.1.u COlLEGE er ~ man fet>eed patio. elec hit-ins, e __.,._, 8234 Atlanta 5J&..3T71 SS-13£6 t"'"' ...... ._ ~..,....,.;
to...,."" C-'L apt Pvt.
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car pr, pool. 1715. OCEANFRQNT 2 BR. llSl • New J..2 Bedroomo ..... ~ ========I""''""""""''""'""'""'"" REPA!RS. ALTERATIONS
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549-2613
FOUND tri-colored lemalt!
vie. Lido Isle. Call Ii: iden-
'tily. 675-4914
Br., pr.; pool. $80 Mo. W.T2l! mo. ti1 Jum 15th. 3 BR lll bl. bit-In"""' -only •--6200 CANDY SUPPL y WHITE k black ~ CABINEI'S AJty . job ~1082 Aft 6 PM e IC-ll65 e · & ow:rt. With ra.np. $150. 5J6..39'll or 5l6-2'727 .----=-'------I ROUTE shaggy dog. Vic. Baker & 2S vrs. ~. m:~
GIRLS desire girl (21.28) to Col'ONI .. Mir 3250 VERY Small bacb.-roorn qit Welll-MeC•rdle. Rttr1. Pool·Waabus-Dryen Citrus Groves (Part or Full Time)' Fillmore. c.~f. 546-394S QUALJTY Repairs • Altera.
&hue 3 BR. 2 BA beach LGE 2: BR. form. din. rm, Stepa to beach. • l810 Newport Blvd., C.M. Prlvate Gata.gH And Land Excellent ll1C'Ol1\4! for few FOUND Black male puppy, lions -New const by hour
apt. 613-0&95 new deep pile cpta I drps. $60 Month. '42-3239 Sfl.7'129 BRAND NE\V 2 il 3 BR 10 ACRES • ranch or sub-hrs. weekly work (days part Dox;y. VJc Mesa Verde. or c.ontract, '46-3442:
2 GIRLS desbbc roommates Be all by younelf on th1a 1 BDRM apt, aeml pvt. NEWLY DECORATED frorn $LSO/mo. Cpts/dtps., divide: • $85,IOJ 3 • bedroom or eves.). Refillin& and ~"'=;.=""'=·=====::-~ ICARPDITRY. repa\n, abo
couta1 area, haote er apt. Xtra lee. kit! Nice patio. beach, adults only, no pets, 2 BR. w/pnge • dispoul dishwasher. Nr Be a c b . home • WJU. CONSIDER colll'Cting money from lost 6401 garage clearH:rp. Free e!t.
re&s. 21l-439-l&C4. ~ mo. inc. gdnr. Bia. refs. $175 Mo. 613-3785 • -...oener • wattt paid 847-3957 TRADE Co i n Operated DilpeJI. "-""'------'=~ I Call JeU 642-1464 n~~ .. TE --'---•-675-5726 ...... 16 ACRES • 9 a. Ot'llJl&ft • sen in: Costa Attn and Wll1TE ~ •• .,,..,.,, ......., MB Bernard Apt B S105 570• 00J male dog \\'ith brown
ar temUe. Ettk:ient A 2: BR., bpi, stove, d/w, 703 laU•• 4300 n15 Placentia Apt B $ll5 L-vun• IHch ., tmns $10, acre IUfT'Ollnding are L No marking!, looks like Collie, Cement, Concrete 6600 .
quallfied. 835-2100 Jumine, •$19S, util. incl. --------e '36.4l20 e 6.25 ACRES · Avocados. res. selling, (Handles name answers to name ~-
ALSO: 1-Br., $155 plus utll a.EAN Bachelor Apia. 100 CLIFF DRIVE idence. $49,500 (terms) brand candy I: snacks.) Vic. Mesa Drive & Nwpt e CUSTOM PATIOS e
Cost1 Mesa 2100
2 BR., pr., pa&. Tropical
tettina: fer adlta. 1 B2k -l!IO.-SNAU. ba.chdor, 1 l n cl e
maJo ..... la> mo.
142-2651
51• M.arlcold • All util tncl 175 up OCEAN breeze upper Apt. LUXURY JVRN/UN1'URN 15.56 ACRES • onrces • '1 $1650 total cash TeqUfftd. Blvd. Thurs 413, Rnvdr Clllrl'ete sawing I: ftmoval
Call: g'13.5US for app't. 315 E. Balboa Blvd. lge 3 BR l % ba. Avail. Yeut,y Lea.a. 1 I: 2 Bdnm. yr, old ~ -$85,(l)IJ Hers-For· in ore infonnation 645-2985 State Lie. e 342-1010
BALBOA m-89G April 1S $160/mo. 2286 ca-ateps to Shen • SbcJpl es • Trade and detd:s, aend name, LOST: . FemaJe A I a I k. D * OONCRE'l'E \\'Ol'k, bonded Hunti_._ &..ch 3400 2 BOR, ---'--t Fem Iii nyon Dr. Apt 5 hetvm 1 Ocunview fn:a f/fU'J Apt, lD AatES • lemons • oranees address and phoot num-... lie Co ...,l-•••-• ~~ • pu • 3 pu phone Ml ~ n~ ..... 1 •--• l1"000 ~ to·. Malamute, Wed. a I I ' 11 ., • • ncre~ la-..... --blk IO 'D"'-rtCA ,..::;...Iv 1139 ,. • m. Cf .UVUI ·-JD0 .... • e&le ~ • "' L ...,... whi Phlll••P' r. l ~ -,._,. -re-~ Corona del ?.far. Blk., te ....,men ~ 1 BR house, 1% BA. new E. BalOO., rtllable '7${J(B4 2-2222 f91.UC9 R-3 • 60 units -$815 PER ''R01Jl'E DEPARTMENT' n-~
crpls, cuttom drapH, tm-3 BR 2 bath ,.. _ __,_ W/w UNIT. TERMS p O Box 3M6 A grey: name Kia. n.n1 e THORYK CONCRETE e I .......,_,_ ,,_f__, ....,.......,, REAL -•-. · flea collar. Reward . SI'OM PATIOS. No job maeu ale ......... v~ ,.. ........ .,.., Huntl....._ Buch 4400 carpeting, blt-in oven. range ESTATE .o.u ACRES • near new an~ Anaheim, CalifOJTlla 9280.1
no pets. $22$. 962-7331 appt ''11"'"" & dishwasher. Double tar-GeMr•I port (LA) TERMS • $30,IXIO CANDY SUPPL y 673-2456 too small. 675-7349
Newport leKh 2200 only QUIET& BEAUTIFUL age,2pools.Nopets.$190! Other parnds from 5 aCl'ff O LOST': Ladies c a rdi gan CEMENT \rork. no job too
3 BR. 2 BA. bit-ins, flrepl, Adults only; 2 Br .• utiL paid. mo. 546-5580. Rentals Wanted 5990 to 300 aettt Priced from $.15 R UTE SY.'l!!ater: white, cabl~type 1mall, reasonable. Fr e •
SUMMER RENTAL dbl pr, fncd. yd. $115 mo. Pool. $200. Ml-2125 2 BR Sbxllo apt. l~~ ba, YOUNG "u idnc co u PI e to $2,000 per acn. Ex~~ Sel~vo~~~> few ~=n·1a~L \~8:° a: estim. H. Stulllck. 543-8615 '
gmnntr and ~ar rowxl ' 9Q..4.l91 17676 Camerou. Hunt. Bch. endoeed sanae &: pt.tio, desft 2 BR unfum houle WEIN SP~ houri wee:ldy work (Days or preclate return: please call CentrKtws
fttn'ftdom be:bw tmn. n"I a.Cb tam .GIDI. .... ~ ~1° sfwi .1 •.•"-· pl cpta/c:b]ll le !i!~ Day1 or apt, CM area. Mutt have EVES • 96l-35<G n-eni,.s). Rdlllin& I: col-l-612-3589-~~all=5'=;"30'=P"'.M"'-. -PROPERTIES WEST ............ .-! -m ..., .,. • .....,.... ""'· -........ Up tc llJO. R•fs. Harry A. llons -money bom coin op. TERRIER ADDITIONS-REPAIRS
UDI Bt.1sidt Dr. S7$.fJ.30 DAILY ~ 0 ewtnect DllU:r PDal Will Ml LARGE 2 S;R apt Westnde, ~ Reali, 96U8!'l erated diapemen: ID Costa Silver gra,y tiny puppy, Lost. REMODELING ·---· .ctiOI' ~ I MH67I near &hopping. Retired cou-1 BDRM Untum Apt in 1 ............................ 1 Mesa .. sunwndina: areL Detlgning • Plarurlnc
_ ~--·al ~--ii _ pie pttferred, $ 9 5 /mo. Bnch uu. for employed NORTH OF We esl route. (Handles = J!:.1422~~ Kitchens-Baths, elc.
.-vv _........ __.. -642-2Sl7 after 5 PM lady up to $11oIm 0 , name b r • n d candy I: Uc'd A Bonded. Free est. ~··c. 2 BR. n •" --ESCONDIDO onacksl. 11450 Clsh requtr. IIONEY Color..i P.,k!ngese, A & 8 OONSTRUCTION
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lfvough o b yholo with -
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un.un ed For -1 ._.__n-ansv.-eTS to ••u-"', \."ic.. 1122 Panlari-ClM. .. i.1-blt•lnt. ~-. e ' •uDLORDS e A-44 Ac..., -. ~·--...... ~. ·-~, ·~ .... _ ....... ~ n-•-in OJfta Mesa atta. .end Fairview 6. Baker. Reward. * S45-a:I. •
patio. Adults. $1f0 Imo. FREE RENTAL SERV1CE bills: bNutifUI lfltSnr. can name, addreu l phone num.-545-6567 or Sft..4694 =~~-'-"-'-'--~ "~• ~" _.___ • -.. 1 .. -... in •--~ -~=~~-='--"-~~ ADD-A-Room, apt. unlt1, .rllJ'"v.>IJU DlVM!r 53"'912: -. _..,~ A..___ -ber lo Multi.state Inc., 9075 = ' ~ ,.'"'u.!' .. ~~. -A!': E. l-~-• u-. Do-, BLACK Irish Setter lost Mon, cust homelf. two story &SIDE l br, fli>lc, brmm:,1---------.,... .., . ....,.,._,....,,. "'!"'!"' ... ~.1. ~,-., betMainBeach&:St.Ann'• tpedalist, tree la 1 011t ,·
patio, w/w a'llt: 1 adlt no Reem. for ltent 5995 10%o 0owii wttla taeuat onJ;y Calif. Ga Dr. Laa: Bc.h. Yodtr on name design. 20 Yn in ttle 1
pets $123 yr. 6'13-'1629. on t.lancll. Fer more bdJ:r. SPARE TIME INCOME plate of red collar. 499-2129 business. Paclfic c o a 1 t
Vllla nm Apts. 3 BR. ATJ'RACI1VE Room. pvt mation, pMa.. call K. w. after 5 p.m. Blda. 615-mL Weekdays. 1
Unt Cilldftn Wdcarne $1SO bath, ,,,'Oridnl atrt. $15 Small ...tth New QUALJTY FOODS Di-LOST bti&e arln p11nt v I c Sat A SU11 at )Qr 8el"Vk:e :
174 W. Centtt Apt. 1 week. NB. ~7165 Eckheff & AINc., Inc. v1*Jn wiD be tnte~ Vons Mrlrt 1.LB. Fri. Just QUA Lt T -., remodellnr, ~
2: BR Wlfurn. Rtfria, bltn 1111 w. Oapman Ave. In thil Uft. dllr'iqj: the next cashed. pensSon check. autom dnitn lenice. Refl ,
stove. crpts, drps. redecor. Income Ptoperty_ '!!! Orance, c..tif. rwo ~ks lot a quallfied 536-9710. on req. Frank M. Barden ·
No petl. 545-079) 13 UNITS, Rood cond. &lwayi Stt-2621. Eve•wknd. SJ.S.597l dlstribu!or. Modflt cuh In. LOST-Small Schnauzer, no Con.str Co., 1.QS.1466 aft ;
LARGE 2 BR, no doff, rented, eood ntum. w.,. wll!Mnt of $2000 required to C'Ollar, 9 mot.. \licl.nlty s.n-4 pm .
prqe, &Qde; indiv. units. 61Ao loan, bart:tJn a t 10 ACRES rr. Pahndalfo 'lie. start. Immediate hla:h eam. tiago and Aahtri WNt· Addtiana * ~line :
S95 mo. 6C-T2'l'O $106 IXO. Pbtt s u 11 1 v an Lake Los Angeles. Mutt inp l!Mcq: machines dilf. 'Max.· Reward. fC.m F'ftd It Cmrick. Lie. !
SPLIT.elvd 2: Br 1'4 11&; ~ aell, £.Z 1'f!mu. $3,l:m per "~ndlnc candy and araclcs to '"ST·. .., __ .. ..,_ ~ ~ * 549-n 70 t • Ac. Owntt 146--2019 company f'Stabli.sbed ac-U.J DAM:.11< -~OC4 Upper 2 Br. 1 bl..'...,?}!; &SIDE CM 2: hlel,, home ('OUntl. Ab&ol:utely no tellir«: male. Ans IO "Tar". Vk ,.. ........ Cl I '62.1 .
dtpa. 2185 Me:ndou. ~ + inc. Xlnl oond. 2 BR It p 6205 For Ulformatioa Md tnter: ~.v. Reward! 961-1000 -:..t.;;;..:. un "I
1..2: I: 3 BR. apta. unfUnl. ea. Nr ~ * Owner ~ roperty view appointment, • e n d pW ri-.. t.._ 9911 n Camino Dr., CM S0!-1187 FOR RENT rurn Mammotll ...,._ .~. -~ ~-Por-• '405 Cupot • \1 -~ lAOO~ anr.z _.., Jf tt'I daDt rliht-, .• * *.ot5l * Mo u ntal nCondommiwn, ntnnber fl): JI'• "'DlJNN.WEU.''! lull llamll -·•-I. S1M130 DIVORCED. _.-.tod, wtol-DUPLEX. 2 Br.: so' --~ PACIFIC ....,, ., unmurled. SUb-n.. QtlmalB ••• -•
-.in,. epts. 6 -F11EE D&'!K SPAC& 1n ••-INTERNATIONAL oerlbe ., the o.c. -
1125. 53I-G82 small ahop In -for -··~II. L -INDUSTRIES ea..ti., U.15. 300 ,,,_to C:.,,.i Lrfl"9 &
2 BIL UnturnUhed taldna ~1, dtl. Call WILL Tnde .f150,000 tn TnJSt: 354 Twt.~nnt Street IO, J)l!rwotlal adl, artic1n. l•lr 662'
$12S Month 6t6-0tt8 5f6..4411 Ewa. ~1 and/or $17'S.000 tn ~ Calif. H6l2 1544 Put Aw .. , c·..RPETS (~ '«'OOll,
192 (Apt 21 bllmar. OI BAL. blond; -; J -cCmp(eltd ...... octan vlow WANTED; off ..... U-. Ganie• Gro\>e -I V-ond 'I'll. •
· ... , .... or..... lots In Lquoa Beach for u.. ... °""'P °"'""'· e TENljlS SllASON e t1. I.amt -Ucl ....._
No..,..i -5'200 JOI-Ave. '7Mm ~ ~ ...,_... Cafu '4U1.!t Join .. "'"' -ad -°""""""'""""-tlal.
-
2 BR. ' BA 111\ • J1IS. IWUIM Bl., c.M. mo or -. 1evt! land. -ATT!l.lQtVll -... Saloo, 110 "' --... ---s BR. 2 BA. 1j1e. S13S. ft -4 dbl drL !600. 411-12IO -• -oale. Oorooa d<I Mar -Cab llLANXINSlllP n.ooJtl' 211: 9lf.11Jt ar.l1Mlll,ewo-TW DAlLYPILOl'WolNTADSt caD GloriL ltrl-1212 e m.o11.I e oo.!G 51>1'1l
..... _..,......(.
SCIAM·LITS dswo IN cL.tssiF1CA1'0N 7500
.. ·-··--·-···-~
•
1••_,,--..----·--.--;lfl. Sl ltVICI DIQ('.TOl,Y . JOU & IMPLDYMINT JOU Ii llM!'LOYMlia
~"I ml IW!'W""'"' -~ !;lolp W~ -7200
' • Wh0ddy1 Wiii!? Whlddy1 Got?
5PICIA.L CLAS$1FICZA. TION FOR
NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS
-s;..1.1 -5 Ll--5 tlmn-5 llucb
a ullS -AD MU'T IH(lUOI! .........,,..,. ...... ....... J-Wlllt yw .............
1 a..)'Ol.la ,... •Mier ......, f-.4 """ ., ..,._... 1-HOTNINQ f'Olt SAi.i! -TltADU ONL VI
PHONE 642.567a
To Piece Your Tr~s P1rldl1e Ad
'56 Cad. 2 dt. aedan -nuisl
Trade for tandem at 3 whl. lbtc,..le,, flilnltun., applianc-
or aufimit.
~ l<G,1615
i Indust bldp, on Placen-
tia, CM. 'I'r8d. 196.000 -for property + !. Value
. ,000.
54&.1542
17 Ft. fiber &Lan outboard
and big wheel tilt traller.
Will trade for landscapiqr.
PHONE -· Mesa Verde 4 bedroom plus
den, apprax 2300 llJ ft.
Wan~ sma.Jler borne or Con-
do. in Mesa Verde.
S!G"'3'
'68 Fiat 124 Blue StatiOn
Wagon. Lug rack like new.
Take 15' Travel Trailer
" part. 644-2374
17 Ft. outboard tar lfadon w8aon-or auto ot 'eqmJ ftl..
... Phone MMm
' o!WMBJNQ \J\EPAJi ' I ~ -• ' I ."811a ...... •
• · No.~-:n .\*· Lea~man • • · •
PLUMBING 31 11< """ INJECT!°" MOLDING
Wodt ....... 11c ....... moc1, Ma•hi'ne Shop s1:r.uP, OPIRf\TION ""'"1r.'.....r.....,. 531-1516" • • AND-SUPERVISION
PLUMBING Rlil'AIR 0 , THIRD SHIFT.
DRAIN CLEANING Set up Macltl ... ~ !"'-• • • -~"' 540-1217 • \::'.!se ~ope;: RESIN MIXE R
R.-1; Ropolr, -·-Know-ot TRAINEE -"--'.;...;..--''--.-. advanced mt.th aiid; 'tool 0-.y ahltt. Preler veteran.
ADD A room -Remo<MI icometry. Worldrlir; know· waottnc cuwr-in ·plaHcs.
-cabioota -block wall lo\!&• ol lnspee,\!<Jii ,..... quoll(y for • ....,,-
tenoes. l'1'ff e • t i·m ate 1 <:edum: and material GI bentlltl u Plutic Mold-
6C-9852 compoaltion. Ina: Technician.
ROOM ADD I TION • mnodellna. Attractive Call poraOMOI clop!.
prloea. Free ntimatH. Call (714) 494-9401 ,,.......
Sowlnv -TEL ON IC
• Dttumaldnr-AlteratJona
Custom DeslgM ·Engl...ri•9 Co. ·-· PA'ITERNS made to lit YoU. L-·Bloch Bikinis , to Ball gowps; from
l!O. 838-4812; 13&-<!110 • .. equal opportllnlty Altorotlont-642·5845 --Neat, 8.CCW'ate, ~ yrs, exp. " 'Altor.tlont-642-5845
Nut, accura~. 20 yrs. eitp. * CARPENTERS oeEANFROHr·Leue w/~
tlon S BR + fam. nn. * ELECTRICIANS
161,500, 8J3.;208'r Owner. * CABINET SETIERS
Treo Slrvl<9
Al'PLY IN PERSON
Mr. Horsley, Pe"°"""I
847-30.11
CAMBRO MFG. CO
7601. Clay
HuntinilonBuch
Boat Mfg.
" ERICSON . .,
YACHTS
* Boat. CUpenlon * Hardwue· J4en .. *·,,....,.. Llmlnotora •'l\'.ood --•Mai<ne-·-* Boat Painters
OOERIENCE-·
Apply ln ~
1206 W. Struck. Ora,.e
CAmR
Ol'PORTUNrrY!
Lowly desert borne with Teltvitlon, R--lr 6985 6 acres at 29 Pahlu. Take -,.--
Joln .,.~-
....-.0-Mutual llmcl flleo
No aperltnot JI~
We train • l&!I ar part ttmt
Mutu1r Fund Advlaon,
Inc.
mobue home near coast u RAJ:Nsow Tv Co. No stt.
down. vice Charge! Expert wwk.
WE ARE ··
SE,~lCTIV~ .
And we think·
you lllollld be
We ••(>Ole Ill phases of our buslnea In a
man before be start.s. .
We also look d .. PlY lnln the man'a back·
ground to be rue he Is up I<> qur llalldarda. We offer-
SECURITY .
We are · a nationwide retailer. in business
since 1899 without a sh ut-down or a layoff.
Company benefils Include guarantee ialary
with bonua opportunities, grqup hospital &
life insurance . .Profit sharing retirement and
vacaUons with pay.
OPPORTUNITY
. I
We .,.. a division of a highly tNccessful and
divenlfied w6rldwide corporaUon with ever
growing needl! for penonnel at Ill levels.
CHALLENGE
We are a sales organlzation, where you are
paid on your own ability and· inlllaUve. We
·are lnlerestetl In the man with good employ·
me nt records, between 23-45, married, able
to furnlsh good references. Able to post re-
fundable cash bond. For confidenllal inler·
view-
Coll 774-0330, Hk for Mr. Sylvo1tor
newport .
personnei
~ag ency
833 DOVER DRIVE
NEWPORT BEAOI
6'2-3370
URGilrilY -.. ,. •• • Cletb
• Typlm .
• Repro TyplltS
Keyp!lnch Oi>or to • Secretaries
$500 EPF' --e Keypm·cf11n~
Prefer 2 years expenence • PBX O~ l8M tqUlpment <D6 alpha • ......
~· Tot CXNllP9JlY beoe.
ftll.
Order Dept lo
$41' EPF
Assist CUJ1tomers with phone
orders. Good phone penon-
ality, deta.U mlndei:I, li1ht ,,...,.,,
Mv Steno tG $461 EPF
Boas Is In ~ ol all con-
ventions for this eiccellent
finn. B\l!Y intem,tini: pl'.lli-
tlon, T}'Pe 65, diCtaphone,
good phone personality.
Exoc Soc $650 APF
Rapidly growinc l'Jt'W firm,
.xcellent potential, top lkilll.
able to -.._,iblllty.
Work_& ......
you w1ritl
llQ£RIM .
PERSOMllB. SERYKE
445 E. 17th St.
Cost1 Mtsa, Calif.
6'ft-7m .
lntorvlowlnt
Mon. thno F rl.
1 p.m. lo 5 p.m.
'
Equal --em.i-PtrMnnel Security
Cle rk lo $500 APF ~rtenced with ,...n1y * ESCROW CLERK
'WOrk ln penonnet Active Opportunity avaDable in our
secret clearance helpfUI, Newport ee.ch of:ftce tor--a .
type 60. You will enjoy this --·1.1-... --• -,___.....,, ma , wga. "fun ...... up." .,.. •• • groomed· individual, .. -Exec Soc $650 EPF with the public and ald In
W\th technJcaJ kndwledge and proceufnc ot real e.atdt
desire to advance n.pidly. . loans, . Knowledp of J.o a D
·Socrotory lo $450 APF proceu1ng p,..remd. Type
Well iroorrled and educated. SO wpm. Excellent workUW
Ability .. -with public cooditlom ud --A-pttu. Sh A ac:curate tn-tits. p)eue call ),Jr. Rull
.Qeaut, view, ~.home
f Br. 3 Ba., bas all; plus
$125,000 I.st mortgage: will
trade for real estate or sub
mlt 646-2598: 646-7010
Have 5 bedroom Balboa
Peninsula· home, $79,500.
!Vant 3 b<droom, prlce $30.
$35,00J. Newport Beach
Really, 6'16-1"2.
499-i33t or 494-4146 color, blk: I: wht or 1tem>1.
10.9% Return on 1215,000 ~-...:..;;=.~:;...;;:.. '--! __ _
EXPlORER
MOTORHOMf CORP. Npt B. ll03 Weriili!IMUm'l---------------!qr. Llteh I« appolntioellL
Girl Fri M50 APF f13.1'50
8.A. 1212 -N. B-
Lot UO degree ocean view,
la.n Cltmente $161000 valUe
free"I: clear, T1ade for im.-
proWd-or TD'I or 1'
clear lsd. iodust. Dyer Rd., "
S.A. For M-1 °""'' O>ty, JOBS' & EMPLOYMENT
3021 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa, Calif 511.ml ~-------I Dralt>men
' · 549-1096 Evenlnp:
can add $500,00J @q. A Clevi-
d""". R. McCloud 6'S<044 Job Wonted, Lady 7020 --------
s & S SS' Diesel Aux aloop, CLEANING A painting, rugs
1961, 7 sails, fiber/teak con. a upholstery ahampooed.
struct:IOJ!. 1'nlde ~ interest Experienced girl 536-8069
or all for local prop., h3e
con1truction or Pt1J. ~ Do"""ff IWlp 7035
Dishwasher
Gr1voy1rd shift
Must be ovw 21
* Deytlme Busboy * Nlght·Dltllwalhor
APPLY IN PERSON
REUllll E. llE
ITT JABSCO
MECHANICAi:
DRAFTSMAN
BAYFRONT & dock, 3 flr,
J Ba., val. $89,500, FOR
'l.D.'a (consideiW/opl a.a
trade for ? ? r ) : 2 Balboa
Covet. Owner 675-4331 2838 Chinese llve-Jns. a..erful
S60,lm. equity in Comm. Permanent. Experienced APPLY IN PERSON 151 E. Cooat Hlghw1y Marine, chemlcal and lndust·
Newport S..!Ch rial ....... Shop ......... tlAI to. to Actts ranch sites
id.joining ~ calif's
hew city, trades OK Te.
m&cula 5"-3666 eves. Box
678 runm :
frontage, Yucca Valley, Flf' East AgeQcy 64U703
trade for income property. George Allen Byland Aaeocy DBP'JJ'S
RfSlAURANT
YOUNG & LANE eXpenence desired. Duties
IO Include detallinr and Owner 544-3666 eves. Box Employer Pays Fee 676 Tustin Caill. 1()6.8 E. 16th, SA.547--03$5
Tll\E CO. , .. me product design.
Has o~ fm ~ lfil:b 1ehool &rad plut addJ. :~t = ~:!e ~ tiorll.l COW'Sel of mechanical MINT COND '6.l Mereectes
What do YoU have to trade'!'
1st ft here -in Orange
County's larRe•t read trad·
bw post ~ aM ...... deal.
22Q.S 4 dr, leather Int, tilt Help Wanted, Men 7200
seats, am I bn. auto, air,
21 mi/gal, $1825: FOR va-
cant prop or ? 499-2531
Tempol'a(Y Employxaent 3170 Horb'or Blvd.
Costa Me11
~ Plan: Join I: go nature.
ahead with ua. Apply in per. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
MALE OJ\ FEMALE * * ----------SERVICE DIRECTORY
°"""'"" 66IO
* * * SERVICt DIRECTOR Y
HGusoclMnlnv .. . 673.S
URGBmY NEEDED ARGUS AGENCIES
Ac-...tants w• LABORERS croc11t M.nog1ra
~ Admlnl1fratlw Trnee1
Mon t::::.~ P.M. Ua.. ~~:",·.a~ .Cut 6 Edp IA.wn • HOUSECLEANING. Have INTERIM "'""""•
, JIWnienu<e. Llcemed ,..,..,... 12 .hlim'. · Cin ~J:I r-..I Servi-EXPER. marlnli rad Io ""MJ...C8QB/66-2310 .tt 4 ·5'1&-5995 N .... technician; FCC lie.: to I ======:;::=::::::c I ~ F;. 17th, CM 642-1523 manaae marine ndlo U.Op; JOHNSON'S Gardenin& Serv. · , u ~
Flnolt -·~ expert .. M Income, Tu . 6740 "·Day Dishwtllher aaiary open. 8'>nd ......,. ~ .... .,. ~-.. , to Daib' Pilot, Bax M-414 1eare1. Reul 962--2035 REsPciNSJBLE PftPll'&tion :'lo,).., ' Full Tlrn.
~ • 'Domeltlc I: filing of all income tu: '", :AJ:'PLY IN PERSON Si!~ ~e~ ~ ·tawn lnaint. La~ A prage returns by Certified Public .
cleamip. 548-5819. A.CcountaDt. Available to ..• I .EU BEN'S ends. Must be neat in ap-
..,.. the needs "' c.rpora. -& -"""· tions, an.all bus1nl!a ·en-2S!l1 Newport BldV., C.M.
-· Servi-6612 .terprile• """ indMduak. COCO'S 801,o'l' CARPENTERS TAKATA Your complete satisfactfan For custom yacht ronstruc-
JAP.\NEs1: NlmSERY 11 guaranteed. · · 1555 W. Adams don. """""""" only. Top
546-0724. Complete p.rderibw OJRPORATE Costa Mtsa pey. Willard Boat Works,
lf:n'ice. Headquarters tor lMPROVEMEN'r 1295 Baker St., C.M.
son 18S E, 17th St., Suitt 1-C.
Cos~ Mesa. .
11\mdon open ln tub-
lonabJfi: Newport Beach
restaurant for ambitious.
penionable YoWll man.
experienced ln restaurant
manaaement. Reply to
box # . shrine. resume.
~x M.al. The Daily
Pilot.
CUSTODIAN
1485 DALE WAY
OO!>TA MESA, CALIF. !ll62tl
(Ill) 54>'25i
Requires miDlmum al one "
yeu Plll'Chaihii ..ip.;.i.
ence fnclud!Jw follow-up
and minor CIODtl'ac.1 prep.
a.ration.
Call port¥ri01 d_ept: ·
(714) ~'401 .
TELONIC : , all -.......,,. needs. COUNSELORS * BUSBO.YS * * AtrrOMATIC TRANS. • 642-993'1 • MISSION SPEC!ALlsr & For OYenli>f boun. New ... ~·b-= =ENTS TAX Rerurn Special 115. CENERAL MECHANICS * cllity, 1rv10e. Contact hr-Engi-ing Co.
UAALI Fonn 1040 A: SIO, )'OQf' home OVER AGE 1B CoRta Mesa Auto Works aonne1 Ofllce, h>or-'tbelr way fhrt1 tJDl.. Experienced only Full Utne 1••2500 ,_ ~· licenied '"' ow· offtoe. 23 ,...... • • '°"' Plaoentla. C.M. -LAGUNA BEACH iEAsj"~~ ' tu consul tant and never Apply ln person aft. 3 p.m.' MECHANIC, full Ume. Pret FUU. TIME SERV STA
I a claim Im deductions FIVE CROWNS cl A 11 M t ~ -·n. Ex p erie n ced in An -•a1 ----... i ... L'S Gardening Service di.aalJowed. 24 hour· Serv RESTAURANTS UI cemie. WI """' ...... .,.._. vvt''"""' .. ..,
'Lawn maintenance, garden, 642--0622 3801 E Coas over 25. No phone calla:. tuneup, brakes A: lale1. Top em~r
Ing &: clean upS. 646--3629. for appt. · t Hwy. Richfield Stab, 19th I: wages, inaurance, boma., _______ _ e '"11 Tax Advisor• C:Orona deJ Mar Newport, Costa Mesa. plan I: pU:t vacation. Apply•· • ·~ Gardener, com-y · .. -• of -N (No phone calla:) .,,.. So ~-·t Hwy • ·-··· .rw,_ ear rouuu c, .;wo O. ASTROTEK CORP. """" ' ....,... ., ,_.....,.. EXPLORER
'. pltte yard 9l!!l'9ict. tNe Nwpt Blvd, N.B. Reas! MEN Wanted (2), part time, Ope . La'"-mill J.D. ::-Be-•:;"'(;riQii'i· 'EC'.~w:::--·1 estimates. 5*-1332 Call 64s.otoo tor appt. to average 2 hrs. daily tw. runp; .,..., t _ .. t.. RAL
b·"-bje lawn ..,.;ce, ' -•-•-•u\y """"'--·-Top pay, A·l machlnll ~~· -·--·-'d ~ MOJORffOME CORP ~~ Walto• H. F-··-P.A. ' d r ·-;~ ._=··~1 • 1267 Lopll Av C.M. u•--•~• up -•cm , mow •. edge, bim Income Tax Service I e iwry 1111me1 n • , large apt pro~ll: custom . * 531·1404 * MU:iK or SfS.1398 eve Newport Beach. $200 . DISHWASHER homes. Xlnt coot le . NEEDS
average per mo. Must have DAYS tnnge ben'a. Gand N
Low-'rate : mo~:: w • INCOME TAX • late model car and be 21116 w. Oceanfront (AO'OU Smith, Arehilec~ Newport * CARPENTERS &
MS-1931 Mor/eves $5 ..!°:.in your bo:._2600 =ble. CaU LA Times from Pier I: Dory FleetJ Beach. 642-'llSS * MILL MEN
LAWN SERVICE INCOME Taxes prepared PART A: FULL TIME Plant Man $12) wk. , GOLF Oourw G R 0 UN~
MotHdle-vacuum ~home, lofli form com-CAR WASH HELP Steady, pmneent. IOber. KEEPERS. hvint Cou Second shift, 3:30 to 1 AM . , U ~ alie. 6 PM blnod $15 494-3122 SERVISOFT Countty Club, NB. Apply plus ovutlme. Exc<ll. b1nge m Japanese Gardener ' · & 506 n.t St., NB. ln the AM onl)t. benefits, life w, paid hoU-
Monthly '°"""' ,_a 1• lnonlnt 6755 EXP'D. POLISH ind • ..,.,, ete. ~or 540-186'1 DETAIL MEN ~H;e;lp;;;;W;;•;ntocl;;;,;·';*;";;;;;7200;;H;;e;;lo;;W;;;1;;ntocl;;;,;;-;;;;;7;;2;;00~J IRONING. Mend in I I: Top pay. 2 Ioc. Full work wk.·
JAPANESE GARDENER I REWEAVING. Bring own METRO CAR WASH ~ S:,.,.ae.oup I hangen. 540-0015 2950 l!arlxw mw., c.M.
• USED Car sa1eaman. ex· .. J1p1nos1 G1nlonlr L1nd,..plnt 6 10 ..,......... to "'11 at
. '• eompl ,.m """°'' LANDSCAPERS Jolwon A Son Lincoln &
Free 01tlo>ato, 548-'l!!M. ATTENTION M.....,, u.ed cu loL 1941
730 -·• _.. -Bvld., CM. App\y aull e I need landa:capiJV, .. 111 •w in penon. 9 to s
trade a 17 ft outboard wftb I====_,.,=,,...~OENERAL HAULING big wbeel tra11<t tor ,..,.. TURRET LATHE Open. ...
. & CLEANUP """"" Lem p t t1lcetber !LOGAN) ·2 yrs. lninlmum
$10 per load. ~ pn.ge befOI'\ your buq aeuon. ttl>@t. >Jlo, M ACHIN E
cleanup tor usable ltf'ma, Phone 64.f.4681 SHOP TRAINEE. I.DK·
• 962-SMI lfter 3 P.M. * WANTED Landlcaped ~T· INC. 864. w. l6tbl
Yanl/garqe clean up. Re-. man. exp'd, 1 6a.Y per wk. d•~ ~. .. ,.. ,,,,,,,,. W UTE JANI'ItlR w o rt,
...... ......, ""'· "' ··-~,.... . -pennantnt 6 ...... wit. tor, -... , ..-ii... .,. 87tCS Paperhantlng part time, morn or ew.
ULING, G<-1. Top., ~llntlilf.,_ ___ 61_50_ ~:.~iii 21. So. Cout
Cdra, l"l!!DO\le ~ 6 G • E . · n•-J bn 6G-40l'.I P AINTIN Int .,; s t • RETAIL l1l1her7 aalaman. ~ -. ~ Lowed contracted prica. over 25. a;Untmum ! yr ex-
• SAVE MONEY befon: Fully ills. Satisfacdob cuar. perlence, A1uy open. call 1>W tUe It to the dump. f'Jft $ Call Jim Wetkl, for inttniew. 6Q..6!m. 3
Call 642-51& nts. 613-.11(16 open~. -'-=''-,-~-~ms * Painting Pa-* Plllll Expon1lon 1r;:::::::.::=:.::::!'-~;:.;,:; Color matchlnl. 'If o o d C)ppor1anttk1 for:
R dt1inhW poU1b1JW· reffnilh1i.-Uc., Ina. l'Ull'· AuemWy, C•rpenten ~ -• '"' LuTy -LUHRS BOAT CO. ~-'FREE ut. INT.• EXT.~, AD 80W,llt>.$t,CM g~ Malnteaance le'UOftnB. Fret at. Uc'd FOREMEN
s.lv;Oe. ~ l IJs. Call Charlie: 54M«l5 2lld AND 3ld Shllb
w.-an, INTER er Ext. PAINTING. ~ """"· helpful Reply
.... Relldm. Gt Come'L DIMEO. SERVICE. 1-1 IO Box ll!~ll. l)al\y Piiot.
Xllt"' .n:-MUI 1'dl. m. TREE flt, M&-1627 GOOD DRIVER. war.Mutt
M\-41ll PAINl'INO+ Plptrirv 16 1"I ,..., t ~. -v .man. ml.LS ..,..,1¥' arta, wn.t.lillS (1.i'iG. O>Cofi • tri Harbor am. Lie a bond. houn open. NE w p 0 RT
OW' rum can 'bt new a.pin! td. Ret. tum. ~2356 PRODUCE. m..mi <::!.!..~~~a<~ Htlp ~ loreampa -· --• Plait1r"'9, R-lr 6180 ...._,Tllo DAILY PllDt mamd..,......, -.,, m;.... ~ .. ,. e PAT'S ~... AD 2120 l'Wlontla, Ollla -
-· -6 -Loall "-rite es-I>. Call DAILY PJJ.CTr W4!' a.DI .. ut ~ BRING ll!SUl.Tsl --
IEC currently has openin91
in the followin9 cata9ories:
e BIGllllDDl6 TfST DESIGllRS
e flBD SERVICE IECHNKIAllS
• ElKTROlllC TKHlllCIAllS . e scilEMAnts DUFTSMBI . ' . e MECHANICAi. DRAfTSMBI
e 0 C TfST EOUIPMm ANALYST
e STOCK ROOM AllBIDANTS
e .1)1111.JpJlllG EOIJll. OPERA TOR
APPLY IN PERSON
XII Newport Blvd.
Cotta Mtsa, Calif.
IUSIOYS &
DISHWASHERS o..r 11
APPLY IN PERSON
BOB'S BIG IOY
154. E. 17th St.
Colla Mea
COOKS
All Sb\fto
AppQ'
'BELLAMY'S
1400 W. Cooat Hwy
Newport Beach
HUGHES Se<:/BJdcpr handle books to
TB., c:om spo°ndance. Ma-
rine backiround helplul. NEWPORT BEACH Exec Soc to $550 CRF
•---·•"'--i. 6 Sh 100 +, accurate typina .,... urrent ·~ .... 11UQ.I ,or 65 +. Must have ability to
SWISS
SC)lEW
MACHINE
OPERATORS
work under PttllUl"e for 2
men. Younc orpnizaUon
with crowth opportunity.
Socrot1ry $6QI) EPF
Work for market · manqer.
Sbould have electnmic Aki
backsround. Fut accurate
lh.typino ~-ol with Torno experience. A.bill-dlctapbone.
1y to do own Htut>• II re-Steno $450 APF
quired, Work for metnbenldp manag.
er of JIOIJ..pmtt orpniza.tion.
Open..., on Flm ind See-Light lh. aee)lra ... typing,
Obd ShUta. iood ~tv an:l q(iear.
"""'·
Glendale
Federal SaYlngs
2333 E. Cooat Hwy,
Newport Buch
.. ~ OpportunltJ .
~
SEC!lETA~Y
RECEPl101".ilST
Mlllf: be YoQnl and Jlft"IODo
able, to meet public. Some
typlJW. 5 tlaY -lr, N. N.W
air eood, OfOcet aDd • e4UIP..
ment. L::>ts ot lnteioesfuw:
activities. See or call st:ul -Roceptlonl1t $400 APF Na .. -,n .".· dlllac Ll&bt lb, accurate lYPille. ex. '"" ~ H U 6 H E S • perlence on "Call. DU..tor" 2600 Ha:bor mvd.
Please apply ln person.
C.O. · baclrground helpful. Costa Mesa
NEWPORT IEACH Eventual\y "°'* Into tt0ezo. __ _;5'11.91.::..;;-'-oo ___ 1 500 SuPerlor A~ue tu1aJ u.lea position.
. Newport Be•c::h. Calif,. I
""'"' """"'bodty employel'-
0 pap~~~pl~ .-~:_:-'1"" ·'1d&:F , • ..,..
.. ~Hl[~.P.WANTEO • APl",....,llcant pay1 ,M . .,
N"atiOtlai ma.nulacturtni: and * CRF1 CMlfNny
.d!Atithutfuc !Inn. exp&ndino rolm~r-r..
~ ·~ <;ounty. We need ======== . h'ieQ wtth.1'il t:Ypea: ol work Help W.anftd
back;round. No experience Women
necess,ary, u we traln.
TOP :STA.RTING PAY For ~'N'view caU
MONDAY • TUESDAY
774-7251
J. W. Robinson
H11 opa,nlng In :
HOUSEKEEPING
MAINTllNANCE
Full time _, Part time
Excellent company bendltJ
APPLY PERSONNEL
F 1ahlon l1l1nd
Newport Beach
F.qual opporta:U;y empl~r
7400
BACK oh!ce mm.,, 5 doc-
1or1; mW1t have .exper, CBC
dlffeft11tl4l1 ~ •·,. ~ u • t •
X-Rays helpful. lneXper.
pleue do mt appq. Pleue
call: 531-321:6 Aft. 4 PM
WAITRESSES. ·Fun time I:
part time. -· C<>fl<:o Shop, 1400 W. Coast Hiway,
Newport Beach
WANTED Exp er I enc e d
fishing rod home wn.ppen. .
Gilt & Gift., 2111 Valley
l\<lod. C.M. 543-8413'
DENTAL Aalatant. chair
side, 1n Newport Beach
area. X-Ray exper. desired •
To apply, Ph: OR 3-1166
BEAUTY opera.ton W at-PART . TIME "8e Von's Sbop'r ceoter
*· Waitresses
Apply In porHn
REUBEN'S
COCO'S
1555 w. Mamo
Costa Meg
BE DIE FIRST
McOONALDS !I lllrlaa
OOUNTER. Women to wartr
Montlay ""'1 FrltlaY 11 ...;.,
2 pm. Unltonm fundlhed, tree meala.
APPLY IN J'm80N'.
McDONALD'S
1561 Edinger
Huntlqrtoo Beach
IlWR
CdM. Exptrlonc1
Preferred
67S.SOIO BEAUTY operatora Im at-
TOP STARTING PAY """ von'1 Sbop'r oenter ---==~--
NEW BRANCK IN ORANGE salon. Call Kay 536-ilil '* SJTI'ER *
COUNTY.· WE NEED 25 HOUSEKEEPER 3 hn day for chlldren or adults, ln
MEN FOR ADVERTISIMG 9 to U nekdayg. Vic'. home ot hospltaL Full ~
ANO DISPLAl'. WORK. NO Adams &: Bushard, H.B. part Ume:, day-J, noel or
EXPERIENCE, \.VE mAIN. 962-2811 wcelmldl. Apply:
WORK 11VE DAY WEEK, ;SA;;WYER~=-""Ho"""'me--n-e_e..,..d 1 HOMEMAKERS
6:30 TO 10~30 P.M. FOR JN. 1 f 1638. E. 17th., S.A. FORMAnON CALL MR. ma ure wome n or ~"""o;...:;;,.o--'~--1
JAMES, "°""1ng""'?,_ I< pnctl<;al e ~~~.!:4_-MONDAY &: TUESDAY nun • ••tv·o:1116 .... .._......,.~
nC..7251 OPERATORS. Expd. For e ~W:n
MORNING DISHWASHER. iport.twear. Full time. Top
Mon'·P'rl. A p ply pey.4001.F,Bil'd.Sr.,N.B., s:Typ:c.._ I blk E. of O.C, airport. per r ....,_, Be""11contbu Rat .. JIB.13 w. --l9IS
Cout Hwy, NB ~ ~":'. 1ZT Harbor Bl. 0111a -
SALESMAN-General helper. 913 Elf!ctric, Seal Buch. Cllll ftnt &a-n«l
lor C.M.-Nunory, -~ 213: _, CONVALESCENT AIDE
Call 546--0'!24 I 'BABY;;:;;='=s1=·r~1 ER=---k~ .. ~.,.--=. g. or COMPANION
A-I Women 7300 12. For 5 year o!d. Own ~ .. ~l.nglnle ~..: .. uteSbartd.-or ~:_"'-11'-trans. Immediately! ..... ., ... ""''"
DOMESTIC HELP ~";;.,...,,.=;..-...,...-,.,,.-.,.,..... 1°"' t.nn. :::
AU tinchl Homekeeper1, Experlenced motel maid. HOMEMAKERS
Cooks, Maids 6 Com,...;;..;;. >Ull HIM. 0oota MHL 16.18 E. 11'111 St., S.A.
References req. Fte A Fee Can 642.-2670
Paid Jobe. Call Miu Abby, Beauty operator tun or
o0-'1'196 ' part time, Balboa laland.
ARGUS AGENCIES ** m.31V1 ** ue9 C Newpon Blvd., C.M.
' . TellJll-R~lon
Work. Call 10 AM lo
1P.M.54&-2034
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a hi 1 -·-74'0~ 7-,. MwJ, W-. 7• . "_ • , , """ • . I AND TllAlll Dop . . llt5 Mlwloi-,.· ~ '"'lit::.---.;.::•=1~~:::z:..W:::,:•:::·1::"':....' ---1-=~=---..!:!!I~ ~ ~. -P•eMwlo - . ... ..., ....... , ... M~ooa-111 ~ J T MAIJ -. •n&. "'" ..........,.. «SS anti ...., WA'l'(l8 n. IAY HMIOll..
,... HUGHES * n1C1121111.-.-=..:."'..!".~:! ~~ '· xa -·--~•-••..,, ---I
"' 2114 w. Oceu Fn1nf. fi.B. S ...... -.blllbed 2 ,.._ IO • W --Shenllm llanor -u.nene ~
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ctNIUIWICI o•oup ~ iru1 -....,. ',. 4 ""'· ~ Ilea!""' -.1,. ••II 11w _eua ...m.. a.a....;-. •.
~~!?!.t,-~ , NEWPORT alACH • ~IALc 5 pl. ...,talnu, Only • Q u ART E1t JlOllSES· KJI. _..,. -
~ 1~ Oroup ll has an ht1med.i.ate openJn; sales dey&rtment. 'i1~t 1 qi • ..,.... only P.00 for 2 p&uts. call -e fac:e •I NOW ()Ji" DISPU t
.,,. blr1rW lot Ol.ll" new di-for an type 59 v.'J)lll, Qd IBltl ME N · ~ 1 ........ MlrtU~I afttr I P.M. ot all da)t l: 1~ = 1425 lekar St 1-
..,.~,~ Jmmedia"' -In Sch11i.IM1ructleft 7.00 II ii' f ... ielt et lbJa, ...... Cl I Wblt • wht eocb ' .W. SIZES ~
.._ llDol opelllac In electric. DlwnWfd d1r Tn1n la Your Spare Time: ....... ,:_Shew __ ..,... =~Bt.aojdSa~la~:µu ttf; W'l)'~st«Q a:io. %btocli Eutof~Bml •
....._ "' """,._."' eeoch. ACCOUNTING ""-. ~ •· - -· · --m.ir.o • .. ,,..., "' -•• _ .. Blvd.. CLERIC . Coll ,.,_. 1' "-'.· .;•2'1 P,..•• un to ' 8 WI ood ca"eit arm dlvan, lg. man's chair * AUCfiO"' * ' YEAR old -·-with ' °""' M•oa . en<> 540-9410 , lall oa h au Di•P FWY-_,.. r-' Hour or ove se1l 5 Pc Octjlgon dJ!k oak din stt , "' ·-· NTJNGro 1 .,,_, ..,.,...., wfll ... .,,. 171 4) -MOI, Bit Future: w/black or •vocado framed cli'ali\r 8 Pc BR 11,you ........... ...,. mo old' coll CAPP'Y bred HU N Be.ech o•
a Mort tl'.fJ,Dlnc ptrlod of "'1th Genenl Leda:er and Ac> "236.000 HE AV y EQUJp. set 94j · u.. 6: J4 • 'Clve Windy a try colt\, papen avail. SJ)). C.OUt H~. facJ.ne pll f
appl"OXlmaieb' one monUa in • ME:N'I" OPERATl.NG ENCi· • r -... •. rs. d.r:esser. ta mtrrOr, 2 Auctions Friday 1:30 p.m. 96Z-3951. After 5. coune. • l BR. .buiJt~ins, :
-Lat -ollice, ... :"ha~!:..~ TELONI( NEERS MUsr BE -TRAIN· co_fllmod ... decoraU~e headboard ln Spanish Windy'• Auction l1m REGISTERED -.. fri&uator; car "°" • ..,. .,. .,.,..-..........,... --. ED, )90).lQ" • u.S. Dept. 01 f;t design with .m11<bing bolt sprlnga, mat-Bthlm T..,,,., 8...._ Mat1 .......... 1 ,,. old...-. iar;e patio. 19SOO. ~
tSon Wm be ~. ~ apply ill prmon. lAbor? Go most anywbftre ess & frame. 21m" Newport. CM 6*1681 • 545-2Ai00 • ~· '~-cmry"'balaDce.
BIGllllDlll'-·CO. tor top "'" in heavy con-I-Sold lndlwldually ELEC. w"""' 6 ..,..,., din-' M•· ...,.., ~ •
--•tn>ctlon. Eem whil• you Shop A-..d -Boi.r. you lluy -US! TRANSN>RT A TION 54M60I 1 •
lmmedl•lo Oponlnt• In
""' fellow .........
POUCY
SERVICE
Prefer at kut one yur of
fitt, CPJ;a)t)' or mulHple
line r..tifW apericnoe. Pk&J
..nt ~ ,,,..i11:1 ff.
Rntial. Excellent oc)portun-
1~ lor advanc:ement.
• • POLICY
TYPING
Experienced or tralntt, mul.
.... ""' poilcy typ;,t. •>+
accurately on the electric.
TM kleal po11itioo for .:imo-
one Wba 1ike1 to 1;ype..
EJccelltnt ffte, benefit&. Ptt-
mal'll!llt. rtndy •'Ot'k. OUr
policy ii promo&n trom
within, Your futurt ia deter·
mined entittlY by )'OU. Nl!W
modem olfioe, friendly.
pleasant atmoapbl!re.
For Oetaill and App'L
l '" Call r.cllect. PERSONNEL
(2131 384-1213
UNIC.AlD
INSURANCE GROUP
WerkNeorHllnl
TELLERS
PositiollJI an available
for experienced
HUGH ES
NEWPORT BEACH
500 Superior Amwe
N .......... ch. Calli.
le~p)'OOU'pr.,eotjob VALUE $1095.95-FULl PRICE $529.95 ~"';_:.1 ;::~:::.•:.:; --· MOBILE Home 2UG,,,,
while prtperlnz )'OW'llt'U for Of' fWl'ftl a low as $4.6' per wMk b!d. 8 lhwer m., ho I INh I. Yachts ~ bdrms. ·1% baths. aw.ntnis. ~'in" fulur.. Slart .. N llie OUr SIOni Chart• Plan or Bank Fln&nclng ........... 4 dre .... -· II FT. ~. """""' -· -· ......
Equal opportunl~ employer two.,.,:, ~!1• ~f:! O Fancy FroQ~ -.,. UT Quality Val~ lnside Zenith color TV, Sinltr Deluxe mod.el (aU . ~·•.~""'--------......... _..., sewing mach., Electro link Jlassl outboard. Olstom 64, 10XSO 2 Br. in quilt.
Laguna leach
I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii al Braidwood. Dl. No special center, 839-4866 snap dOtv1I cover. ai, wbeeJ adult piatk. $.\150 -
Equal oppartumtY. employu-1" requirements to take this • " • ' • • GIBSON J.JI w1 tn.iltt. S100 or best otf· 548-868:1after5 PM
M • F T ,fF J courte. Both grade school wilh Hardshdl case, er. Phone 64M68'I afttt T pm 12x5J Mobile Home; eatru,
_ _ and colltre ,arads we've 12' BOAT •· •-"-wr l5 cor lot adu]t pk. 511 .9o. trained me top-paid opera-$320 new, $200 or offer • u-..~ Sulllva 5G-1GI
MISsmcAGBICY
.l: ~. ~ .. Luo> ... boo...;..~~~.'_u,. • ~:.~.,..;..:,:.:,"!'.:. HP_mo~&ft5 1===="'=5.A.======1,I
vi tct:JNO«AS . ,.,_, = ~·con-ect ~=e __ ':,~~· -D"ectric T~te; ~(j ~~ Partnenhip in 35' Aldeo Moter.tt....,. • I '2 s
'JOI) c_,.. Or. • N~ """"' .... .., t11R.l uwt-F: .. P•id .t....,. tr;A::T~i'fl how tq ottrate-.aradeta. &lice) $1D. Both A·l. 644--0421 Yawl, recent!)' reblt. compJ 31' ·CONVERTED Bu.; ·m:rn.
Exec Seety tnea:) •••• to $600 scrapers., . 4oz.e'n, ~le. Na-Fvmiture IOOO M.k.1Caf lntt. -1125 -equualippedal. q1!1<!!~ trade, ~*~RH)»~tableCI: J1lio:
$ales1'mtt(nf:C) •••• to$eoolfyourattl~ia&oodanc1 Uonwide plaoemea( a&s.iat---·-----Misc.Wanted 1610 eq v ue,~¥ 4i ,...6G-529t ~ ~tary/P.R ......... $500 you are tM best there IA in -.nee. nu. training can be SPANisli Returned trom GIBSON J .51 -W···E···,··A y ·· MOR' E -~CEANooADlifiIAN~1S0£;{i[JNiNcG:"· ~··i========:..f
Sec/Export (split) •• to $500 every catq°'?' from Junior your fnt step to employment 1.1odel Homes on II.le al with HanlsheU aasc, Available In 6 weeks! Metorcyclu . ftOO :
Stcty tsplltl ........ to $500 ~~~nee.:: Ex: la the Heavj Equlpinent'In-less than who!tsale! Group $320 ne1v, S200 or oUer. CASH Schock Boal!, NYlpl 613-2050 ---'--"''--'-""'=I
p . T. Genl ()ftice •• , • $2.25hr ve W')' . • dustty. M ldl coupon TODAY lncluedde9 beautiful 9 6 ' ' Erle, 675-51&1 after 6 Pr.·r '66 YAMAHA twin. •tr@et a '
ApplicMt Pays FM kee.per to Receptionist (Mth for Wurtrated folder. No quilt aofa .I: love stat, SallbHts 9010 dirt. 1;-0w m!W:. J4aiiy ac-~ typina:) • rve a areat poai-ObUgation. 3 Spanish oak deolntor FENDER 12 string elec. ceuones. Xlnt. $ 2 7 s. E.!a,.~:.::·:·:·:·:::i:: ~S ~"~...:' ~ ~~~TIIW~~.. ?:::::-:£. ;.~ "'"~i.5~~ .-. , ;~ :2.~ BARGAINS• :':"AMAllA ~ · .......
Nat Operator•••••• to $CiO Plu:se call for appt ~2118 ~· HUJ, Box.MSM; ~Y complete bN;l box q:rinp, Planot & Ortant 1130 pm:, stoves. rdrigeraton. . • l"ng, tires, braka. xlnt Girl Friday .......... to 1425.,.,....,...,._~ ... -... 1_ Une ~ oond. $Zil or bHt Clfu $407I~ ma .... _ ns a: boudoir • N • · UC\U""'"' sets, dinl!ll' room 21' JSl,ANOER ' =~rt·:::::::::::: $403 ·AC(OUlilliG-DEPT Name ................... ···· = ae~':t ~!~ 1 ~~~~":UR~ :tsti:!7ui. ~~~~': Ai ne1v.' Sips 4, galley ~l·,~:m-H-o-:0-.-=--.---...,.-
at approx. $1195.00 ALL AU styles a: finishes. all Sunday. 2t' COLUMBfA ditiOD. $250. '
410 W. c.oa.st ~ Accounts ,.,able experience Addreu • ••••·· ·· •· •· · • '' ••·· FOR ONLY ~. $2(1 down, American made, 88 note, de! 636 3628 S Salli. inboard, plus lots Call: 673-1238
Newport Beach '646-3939 Hours8am .4:30pm.-. $t00 per .. eek , out of w·bench &.tuned.Pricestart· • • ,more!···; ............ $99&) ,65 HONDA SO~ c:rull
• City ••· ··' · ·••·· ·• Zip · •• • · • state credit OK. \V i I J Ina at $4!!9. 36 SLOOP helmet Xlnt cond $115 * TELLER * G•rrloon Mf9 Co Inc "'""'' fw quid< salo. :!>th ...,,.. """" opt to buy $ WE BUY $ Redlo, D/F, Jatho, 5 ""'· .,.,..16 ,
n.:...ltiOn available in our" . Zl2l. SSan~n! Aw.' State .............. Ai,<: • .. • ~~ =etuttB I!~~~ Wurlitier Organs $ FURN~TURE $ ;t;1~~~A~ ·~: '68 Hodalta 100, dirt. Mach. ~ , Neatt!!t Pborie ... , , •. •••• .• . G'arden Grove Daily 1~9. e NEW e APPLIANCES 3446 Via Oporto Ne9o>port perfect. bumper carriu A ............ ••~-.u:-for _..._ PART·TIME Exee. Secty. as •1 othe ak ... • ex•--••A ... "" .,.., .,.b'I ......,.. ... ,..,_ ......_ .,... . ' Sat 10-0, Sun 12-5 Comi! " any r-m l!S. ., ... ny 2t Hour Phone • , • , ~1510 ua>i. u .... _..,. ~
19ft&ble, well-ll'OOmed lndt. Girl Fridal'ln ~retired atty. Hr&. ·Wkd:. from •••• t_'o ... • ln «call ""ti _,,_ """" styli!s & finishes, Prices Colo, 'TV's-1'1•11•'-·S .. r••'• C:Omlng CUSTOM DLX K .U '66 DUCA'ITI, 160 cc, strttt -••uat. T . ...,._ ~--now l:tle •lA. mkt, We re-,... ~ tart t ·~~ I p,·-H f II . ..,"' .,.... ...... _.._...... LIFETIME GI 5 a . ..-.. '"'"''' '11" 11 bikl!,$275.ortrade.--qulted. lll!arcb, cbart 1tocks. keep · ft, Furniture retllrned fronl dis-EVER\'TIUNG IN MUSIC CASH IN JO MINUTES O'Day Marintr CIB ___... ';..~""::i:'."'.::= ~~;:._~mo~•·· =:'.~ ... c,!1~; ~~~ .. ~~~m ... Beach Music Center • ·541.4531 • ~';;"~;;~~ Auto s. .. 1-
am in pttlOft to Mr. Lewis LADY" To do houlekttplng 1 D d I v Id u a 11 y tutored Spanlala I: Mtditl!mlnean etc w A N T E D * RHODES 19's * & Parts 9400
er Mn, Nali!t I: IUpttvilll! I yr old pt O!.ilcoat 10 lessons typing RD FURNITURE Factory Sall!s &. Service , Fun Zone Boat Co. Ba1boa 1--'---'----.:..;.:;;1
Glenilile
Feder1l Sawings
1m Newport 11..i.
Cnt• MoH
Noon to 4• Mon thru Fri. ~~ 113 Del Mar,. CM, Daily'12· noon 'til 9, Sa.t g.s 24• SLOOP, sips. 4. inboard EMPL•YEES.PX
Own Lido ..no-~ 1144 Newport llvd., CM 17404 Beach ffivd., !Hwy 39) We lll!ed quality (no junk eng.,· cream putt cond., Slip 40,000 f!ll Polyglas famOUI
613-4956 ~r
2
Is I e · NURSES Aidl!I are nee<ted! every nia:ht tll 9 l~~ mi. So. San Diego F\vy. please), Furniture, c o Jo r avail., $2,990. a46-3365 after name .tires. 4 for $19. Rad~
-· Comp!, accred, trna: &: ;;Ob Wed., S.I. 1-SUn 'ti] 6 HWltlna:ton Beach 841-8536 TV's, 1tett01, appliances, & Pht als, wide ovals, mags, Indya.
lnstitutl! 41116 W. Com· C. lftUPIW · \. · TOP CASH IN 30 Minutes! KITE boat No. ?.02 "-rear bldg. 235, Anaheim. I J~o~llo;;~A~M=•~·~W~om.;;;d'~500~ I plcemnt. Nu~ TralninQ: 20 p .. _ ,_ _P_IA_N_O_& ORGAN tools and office tqulpme.nl. Sail On Autonetics Paridni Lot.
moowealth, Fuilertoo. 1-520-3 ROOM GROUP BARGAIN HUNTERS! 531·1212 * . ...-dolly. 630-1253 • • 15Zl Orange County's largest EXCELLENT CONDITION J ,,,..,;c.=--'-~-
lncludes: Uvinr room set · stock of new l: used 673-4362 after 4 Pl'\t 60 CHEV. parts. Ait-mn-
GOING To Europe this year"?
Brush up )'OW' Frl!nch
r.onvenation in my dass. ........
tabio• • tam., • bedroom p;""" • 0rgam . FREE TO YOU KITE No 640, 1 yr old & :".':'1• writ. Ch" P •
Rt • quilted mattress • ma-Spinet Pianos from • • S38S . trlr & extras. Like new. I========::: I
pie dininc room. All for . • • Baldwin Organ , • , ••••• $388 U ~ U S U AL Siamtse--Manx $900. Bruce 61.J..2'm Tues-' $449 Cllckerlnz' Piano ...... $74.1 kittl!n Sla~R mkp. Blue Sat 1.5 PM. Trucks . tSOO
r.. .... r•.;....i,_ n........ eyes, lail·less to -.....1
'
Si!l«ted applicants w01 be
employed _imm«liUtty, bu1
will transfer la.~ to our new t.acuna HUia Leisure World
branch, scheduled to open in
May.
UNUSUAL
---=-----=-·-"' em-=ploye-'-1 .. "-'ortunity • · a , • 1111! lndepcndent Ofde.r cl
1,,•1:'JJ A Fo ........ ·hav'W' ...... !
nl!W office in (llaftle eoun:
MERCHANDISE FOR No down4 Pmtronty SU·mc. -~~~~ -tiomr:----~-........... CAL 29. barpin for qWck 1962 CHEVROLET F1eietside
SALEJ'AND TRADE WSl'S WARfHOUSE s.;: w~~·~·u;~~ni: PM • ~r ~· tildtldeOu tb oara. ~~,.·--~.+---1·-1 +h. nd $2450. 713-849-6161 • automatic tr'llllm1uion. VI
FUritltu""'"" ·'·· •IOOO samp es grea .. ,,. uced! AJ>?R.ABLE Long: hair kit· 'i 11J-ze2..661.6 eves. . engine, ndio, heater. ·lil1
Please call Mr. Slephel').
.,n, in Newport Beach, on
6ff.0113 to am.nee a JIU•
aonal interview.
SECURITY PACIFIC
NATIONAL IANK .
EqlW opportunll)i i!mplofer 1
ACCOUllTING tua
llM UT/ST ty. Require in~nt man
TYPIS'"-' ·,· z; • so. eo1iea• ""' ..... , .es.sary. Sh o u Id bJve ex.
Even.inp ·lhtft.. Experience pl!tienCI! In mtttin& public.
dau.d. Dtgnllied life :tiJoc•,POlilloo.
MARSHAU · , .
COMMUNICATIONS
3519 W. WARNER
Santa Ana, Calif, !12704.
ln•i M0-2!20
Eamlne comrftl!Rcft Imm~
lately, Should be ln exceu
of $250 ¥o'ttkl)'.
• Telephone between 9 AM •
l PM 1.fon. thru Fri. 9 AM .
12 Noon Slturdl)ll for ap.
pointment. ' · •
Nev.-port Bch, South C9U700
Costa Mesa, North J534.l101
.A position 11 n0w available An E<t:ual Opportunity
ln our AfCOWltini _[)l!part. Employer
m"I that ttq..UU aom• • • • • '"-'-L-' knowled.&'I! -or cxpl!rience ~
•<th """""· cuh ""''•" • Hoateues and ether related 'duties. ---------!
Experience with a bookkttP..
inc machine such u Bur-
rourtia or NCR would be
helpful.
Thia position offers a food
aa1ary with attractive frln&'e
benefits including fully paid
for mtdkal a.nd Hie insur-
ance CO\l'efQI!, lhree weeks
vacation after J yeara, etc.
Appb in Pl!f!O" at the
DAILY PILOT
RN DIRECTOR
OF NURSES
ConvalellCl!nt Hospital,
Newp(,rt. Considl!rable
responslbillty, authortt)'
u earned. Benef1ts eX·
cellent w:lth unlimited po-
tenti&J to • b'uJ¥ capable
Apply lft porson
REUiEN'S
COCO'S
1555 W. Atl•m•
Costa Me1a
,.., 60C W. 4th St., Santa Ana Low bank terms tens, grey with bl\Je"I& 1\lbber ·$995.' DWcr UEi
20 pc·, MODERN Opo0Dally1 .1 Nodownpaym'"t . ,,.. to ...... ho . : CAL25,SS,lullracin&.""!'• Beach.Blvd Hunt=.....,.
Sat. 9 -6 SUn. u .• 6 Gould Music Company 893-6818 1 boat bath, many . extiis. S40-0fC2 •
3 R.OOt,11 G_ROUP DOUBLf ~d. \net. "°" 2CM5 N. Maio, Saota Aoa 9 GERMAN Shopherd Ready for E""'oede Rece. ,64 '
·-······· •Pri""" ... mattrl!.,~. "0. So. of FrttW'"' 54f""O) . I ~ ho : J . Eves 646-22&9 • • FORD %. Ton Oat bed .,""'~: ,11pral 10fa I: chair .... oo "" .,.. . ...,, """" pies o 6uvu mes. vail Over! d ring 4
• walr.at tables • lamps · i~~=I='="====== I Open l\ton & Fri eves 'til !I Thun. Friday & Sarufda;y LIDO 14 No. 2217 All ac-.oa. Pwr•P
1• apd complete·bedroom with quill -Sunday 12 to S 646-1393 • • cessoril!s & Schock trailer ~· . Boom wt ~000
ed mattttss. 5 pc. dinette, Gar1ge Sala 8022 THE 'EST Dli;:A.LS LAR_CE Evergrtt~' !'-n d tneluded. $1100. 642-3713 MS-41~pu, 29,000 miles.,
etc. All for. . • GARAGE SALE On Pianos & Orians olher plants. U·DL&. ~ring CC:Coii'lu0omnbbil:io;--s5._.551Moi\_;;l;;re;, -1,.~S1~CHEVY~=~P-IU_Sal_e_or
' $277 ' Boys • &id• clotho•. toy" Are Always~11 '"'"''· Sal • s "'. F /G. A-l, •"""'.' ....... trade '51 or eut;er vw ..
Ne; down. Pmts. only $10 mo. etc. Sal. 315 SO. Flower, 54~2004 · 4fi n 4. 792--Uil, 713· 199-ftm @qi. val. in gd. shape:. Must
WUlf'S WlllWlllllfE S.A. Phone M2-5111 WARD·s BALDWIN Sl'UDIO GE~lAN Shep. t yr. old UDO 14 SAIL B 0 AT see to apprec. 2101 Oranai
UA AllUIVU.I TEA Tbltatereo. \"'iga. ski 1801 Newpor1, CJ.f, MU484 Had &hob, likes children w/trailer. No. 2214 Cd. CM. 646-/:iOB ·~
pants .l parka. Clothes size ==='=-'=.,.c__:_::;..:,:;.. r. e e: d s a: o o d ho m e . cond. $1100. Pb. 6U-7844 roon Falcon pidrup, ,_
600 w. 4th St., Santa Ana
Open Dt.iJy 9 • 9
HAMMOND -Steinway •·1. u11 ~ .. , •rs •~ -10. 675-2268 Mon & Tues. ~ ',. 28' ·CAT. Choy c! I! s g n , Ne:w ... ;,.. tires It bnkeS maha • new .l USl!d pianos _.. • ., of all makes. Best buys in BEAUT. AKC fem. Beigfan Ensenada wl Extras. $800J I cyt. $38S. 61J..-0632 Sat9.I SUn.11.6 Applia nc• llOO . --·---7"'...C.. COhlPLETE liv. l; Din rm
Spanish tumitw-e. incl. bar K E N M 0 R E Automatic
stools. Will u.crifioe all eq. \Vasher. Xlnl Cond.: ~
ly, no money dwn, T.O.P. _G_"-""'-~'ee<f_._8'_7_-llli_· __
Pvy ply, 1968 color T.V., \VHIRLPOOL Au!O. washer;
Packard Bfoll, 1vill sell late model. Xlnl concl. $6(1,
separatcl.y. Hot Paint re~. Guarantttd. 841-8115 ~ves " w Jc • e n d s • I 0FRE,::;:;=,EZ=,Ec_R::.:::..:ti00:..::..::.;l::b.'-c-hcst
type, $125, xlnt cond. Elec.
7~t' 0 AVE NP 0 RT , 3 stove $40. 673-72ti0
cushiool. Perfect cond. $65. "w;::,,~Ec::-=='---
1!125 Anaheim St, C.l\f, ASH R k Dryer Repair. 5C8-3'l'36 Xlnt-guarantttd 11! r v i c e
Ri!as rate.!. M7-8U5
So. Calif. right here. Shep. 1 yr. Nds ls. t,ncd yd. ,•~al~·~"~c~l5995~--~n~41~89~,,_~lD19~ I~=:=:::::::::=:::::;;;;:~
SOBIIDT hJUSIC CO., Goodwatchdog&loYM diild. p C • 9020 t.......-9510 1907 N. Main, 53S-Ot23 415 ower ru1sers .. _,..
Saota""' MOVING to H•wal;, Slam•" .14500 33• c...,-";cc_eru_..:;,er=. '66 WAGONER
\VANTED: Pianos&. Ori:ans. cal, chocolate point has 00. Good condition. SS 4 whf:ei driw, power stl!l!r-.
Cash paid papers, 2 yrs old, adults radio, Fathome:ter, all ing, xtra, xtra sharp. Llc.
• 636-3620 * only. 673-2475 417 ~ Ip m t 11 O h SVE 3Q ~:. :::ie.b::!s~ ~~aru:.11
deeps 2-6~ ~ • •-!·. Gulbransen Console Piano
AS NEW
499-3814 altf!r 5 &. wk-ends
HA~fMOND A 100. walnut,
perfecl cond. Prt party.
490-lll9
home, good w/chlldren. 22' CABIN cnliaer, nl!ed.s LrAl1le
MS-8993 -419 .90me work, a rea1 buy at PORTS :
Lov. or/wht 1tripl!d fl!m. kit. $250. Call: 60-4350
ten 6 moil, very friendly. TOYOTA·YOLYO'
63J.8542, 532-1997 4/8 S~-Skl llooh 9030 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9"11,
Anllqu~•-1110 Sporti119 Goods ISOO BEAUTIF1JL kllteM with 6 SPEED & Ski Boat. slrlp 1967 BRONCO
----'--------'-toes! 320 Fuile'rton Ave., shape, first faittst $500. 4-WHEEL DRIVE 330 We.i Bay Sll'ttt, C~I
Ask foi-Mrs. Grftnmlllt or
call 6U-U21 for an lrltervll!w
''°''W:·0030 SCRAMLETS
ANSWER· Lu<• 9 drawer d""'" mo-
* GIRL FRIDAY * rot·, 2 bedaide stands, king
17 Pc. King Size
ltd room ANTIQUE SKI boot&, size 8, good con-Newport Beach. 642-3161 4-4 Appt. 613-4044. Miigt..mQyi&l' Hardtop. Red with white top.
SHOW I SALE ditlon. doubt~ boot $25. \Vasher, needs ne'v pump. -~. Radio, heater, rear aeat
80 Exhlbitori 646-953!1 Dble. bed mattress & box loat Maintenance 9033 &qi Sharp! 1'1AKE OFFEfl
PART TIME WOMEN
11 AM-2 PM
Toucey -Batoo -8e(ol -.,,. heedboard, hme. qulll-
Slela:h -80111 EYES _. -.......... bi··•· F01 succ;eas!Ul Real Eslate From Comic Dictionary: .,.. ma.u"'-· ,,.....,_ aua·
Broker UI Santa ~ area. "lit'• so croswyed he can l!IS, etc.
Prefer )'OWlC ambitiOUI rh:1 took throua:h a ftyhole 11ith ~.;:m~l~h •illinl to assume responsi-BOTH EYES." •wt>""'"'"" 1mpomn11._..._i;i;iii.._. ... ..,.. All Foor $249
u v.-ell u menlal duties. • No do\\-n • Pmls. only $9 mo. =.:."~.; ~: SAW e WEUl'S WAREHOUSE
April 10,· ll , 12 & 13th Mlfcallaneous -8600 sprlna:a. 54~2302 418 . . Can be .tttn at The DAJLY Thun, Fri, Sal 1·10 p.m. NEED~ •-· 1 •-· l\IARINEh' Electric~ (or PD..OT parkinr )ot on "''eek. SUnday 12~ p.m. •'"· '"'""'· or IN"· pure lrt .. Compli!le "llQI1nr ot days bf!twttn 4 pm It 1 pm. CARPm"S, Vinyls. Till!s. lat. btd. sm. tan fem. Boxl!r ,rewiring of boats. Insfru. or call B794i088
Ana.helm ~ e1t 1tylea a.nd colors. Com-pUp 3 Moe. old. 847-9811 ment Installation. No ""b • ·
8Q) W. Katella Ave. Jal • R··'• tial. Ex ~ •= ml!rc • '°""'en • \VHJTE &: black. s .... ~. -"-too large or small 60-1510 ~ a ·
Across !rOm D~yland _... '--"-"-tJon. ·~ -~ hp~-""'' ma...u. about S months OW.. Free to · ~ ...,.,V)' V-8
"2-""3 5411-1262 good homo. 546J945 415 Merl.,j, Equip. 903S ALL NEW -Vu! stock Arntt/Eur fum &:
clocks. L.any Morgalf'Anti-
quies. 2.:11 Nwpt. Bld., C.M.
UPHOLSTERING -tEun>-0 . -• . T P SOIL 25 HP JOHNSON in ~ -------'-pca.n craftsmen) Free est.. 11.....,.. C 9
MACOONAU>'S. the lart:·
est Cany.Out Restaurant
OWn. otfft1,, an excellent
~'1 for neat, alert
women to 'NOtll: al Mac()m.
aJd's of Harbor, Costa
Mesa. MONDAY lhN FRI-
DAY U AM • 2 PM. Thie:
pmnanmeQ.t year around .
ernpioyment ln clean, plea-
sant 1unoundlrca. w l I h
moll I: un1Jcnn tumlshed.
Cont.et Mr. Mc<lanabatl
or Mr· .Dlniu. at
telephone voice. 5 hours Wholesale UQ:htine Flxture
dally to start, but "ill in. Showmom. Sali!a e:o1perienoe
crease to lull lime as •hil· net. Sa}ary plllll comm.
600 \V. 4th St., Santa Ana -Opeo Daily 9. I Sewi119 Mochlnn '1120
dt>~ pickup, 2l5 Main. HB Laiunf Beach 494-1171 cond. $150. Call afttt 5 pm. lrfUMrs 520
Bemard '• Uphol. ~ r l RE w 0 0 D . uncut . • 962-3951 * 1.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1
,MACDONALD'S OF
HAlllOR ,
SIG IWUIOR, CIJ
EXPERIENCED
e ESCROW•
SECRITAltY
UNITIO CALll'OllNIA
IANK
• J141 E. c...t Hwy c.no.. 4ol Mir
< 0'241
-..i owp ... 11......,.,
ily Pl'Oll'Ulll!I. ~ resume
to Box M 658. Daily Pilot.
Ni9htim1
Coc:kt1il W1ilre11
RBJIEll £. l&
• 547-4351 • -EXP. t..nd1c11pe u.les111ffi
ot tra.lnee. Salary + comm;
~illed leads. t• r I n 1 e
benefits. Call 546--0846
HOUSE full of furnltu,.,
leavl~ 11tAll!. Xlnt buys.
Come • IHI Kl S-2403
BLUEPRINT SHOP requlree
blue!lne trlmn'lf'r op!ralor. ,.,..,,, 151 E. CNtt Hlthwoy
Newpert leach SJ~fMONS Hide a bl!d, brown
Recept""'lat -=-$'2wk rn·ttd, Sl~ cond.
Yow:w growlns elect. com-_ _ _
pall)' ~ tor rull)' at· A'W:I" Men a tnctfw front oftit'e &kl No ' r11
eXJitr\tnoe ntte.UU)', foe* .,,...n 75~
lfX1' I.I smile. £lee. Seely (fee paid) •• $6.10
GAYNOR Sll!no m.lnee lfee p1;idl $too ............ Af•ncy Ok typist (ft<: pa.k.ll to $400 m E. J'IUI Stlec:t Rtctption.lst (rclm. feel $360
SMta Ana !MJ.'ml rte Bkkpr (fee Jobi .• S5I))
HZX.P NEEDED-EXP'O. A('COUntant (retm Jn) $1.3K
PAllT-TIME SALIS .......,. .. MMulaclrlm' S.lflml' Cleo lobl .... MOO •• ........ N.a •• Cf.nt1 labor (fft job)••~
To wartl ewnlrws. wOJ traio ====--=--,---tmpctr. ~ta:r. (ftt Jobi to $7fll .., ~ M)'s. W~ A w om a n ()pi!l'l9to12:l0Saturda...v
_,. 1"!10; 11 I~ -~ MWf C<!fl'o:< Shop. Morde1oh Per-I
-.-...... "' ...... 11 ... II. -Blvd., c.M. ...!>CY
A.M.. di I .... Stan Rot-BABYSl'ITER: •po.in, 1:30 2043 \\'t •lcllft Drive
btxfl !<Cr ...... llNtoi. -AX ., 11 .ul. m •""'"""· c.-r l'llh • frvtne '°"'" -· ...... &U."'11) --
~at. 9 -5 .sun. ll . 6 ~.;Sew!~ Ml.chWs; QUAL. Kng Size bed wt n'd11·ood. etc. 00-1949 4ta · ·• CAMPEI.
quilted mattrl!ss, comp. OLD tumlture, good for Bolit Slip Moori~~ Sale1 • RMtals ' QUAL. Knc S11e bed v.·/ do everyting wlthout al·
quilted ma~n. com p . tachmenlll. Bankrupt stock.
Never used $98; worth $250. Bn<nd new 1969 modl!l&
141..().W& Portable• $40. Oonaole1 $61'.I.
Newr used $98; worth $250. reupholstering. 546-7629 417 BOAT Dock limited to U'. Autllorized Dealer ~ ,
M7-ott6 • $1.50 per ft. Yl!arly. Near El&ndo • Fout
• VACUUMS-.-PETS Ind LIVESTOCK N•wport '"'· .,."""" Win>h. Scotsm .. R!~:b~~ •v::U~ !:'of!' 1125 Boat Services 9037 ap,ooo ~~~ CaJnPtt 20 PC. "MADRID"
3 Room Group
FROM MODEL HOMES
Incl\Jda: QIJilttd 110fa i.
chair -2 end tables e cof·
fe'\ bble -2 tamps -dress.
er -mirror -headboard -
qUilied bOlt 'SPrin;: &: molt·
reg -5 pt, 'dlning room:
l>ble It: 4 IU·baclc chairs.
COMPARE AT f'i49.s;,,
$399
No do'M>-Pmta only S16 mo.
WEUl'S W ARfHOUSE
a W. 4th St.. SUta Ana °"'' Don, ~' . Sal M Swl 11.S
SIMMONS HIM a btd1 bnlwn
fY.'Md, $100. lOOtf eond.
64:1-ll<O
HOUSE Full ol tumll'W'f!.
leavlna state. Xlnt bu.)'I.
O>me I att! Kl 9-2«»
t'LAC£ 'fOIJll' •'fdll Id wtlltr.-
tt<)' ... --DAJLJ PILOT d...illt<I tcum•
Tcrmi;. 2j yr auanntee.
4!&J828 anytiml! tor home
trlal P, & J . J.&tncy
Mu1lcol Inst. __ l::.;1""25
333 E. l?th, C.M, 642-1500 ALASKAN Malamutes, for - -Theada,. ,
•how or ,..,,u.,., AKC Or1n11 C-Morine IOllNS FORD
BRAND new adding machine regiStt~. hea1t'"'. Black Complete .darlne ~'"T'VtCU f6 l, Sm it h Corona •v by·~ ............ ___.. 'ln.I. .,.....,, ua.i....-81.J I: \Vhlte · colorlna $75 · ~t""• "'"'"""""• • .._ ..._. ~......... ""'·
Guitar Headquarttin lypeWfiter SZl. eli!ctric $8S. and up. •92-357J • • Qualib' ftlarlDe Personnel. Costa Me:sa MUOIO
e NE\\' and USED e 642-28SZ e Haul oub, safl I: pOWer l:l!!!!~-~""'""''""'"";;j
Ftnde1 • q(f.( • Standel KlRBY Vacuum <leaner. BASENJI . BarkleM d 0 I s • 24 Hr. Eme~ncy ~ct INT'L. Vu camper; s1 e GIBSON • ~1ARTJN 1909 model. rk"\l'er used. from Afnc11: odorl~~. •MM · * 61'>2460 * 4: O:lcv. V·I e:nt Aue' e \\'U.SON e YAfllAllA fl{O\\"tr Ii. desk. pri\.,le par. hair: AKC Chlln1p line, •1.11 W Bays.kif' Dm~. Ni!wporl !rans. Compl. bl~. b~
Orum Headquartert ly, aacrlftoe, a7-M64 ronsldt"r trade: 1rni 1 · 67>2460 et ~260 littfi: rvls. oulllkte P&int
e NE\V and USEJ> e KRAN tCH & Bach Piano. SU-43.JO eJli. worll .. $600. S48-6o2l '
1.UD\\1IG. ROOERS. AST'RO $35ll. Rattan table It 4 AKC black Labrador INf.Yed;t •PAM-TOPS, an ii eel
l..ar'l't selection with new • lJlviYCI chli.I.... tI2a. Anti,.... Re~-e.r pups. bmt lo Charten 903' lhells. Saft ' ren.ah. Sl"' •a and .. ~•-tart ,.., ,.-. bunt, '9t-6W ... """" ~"'"" Q pc. se:.... eym ..... s · chain, sn.3858 _,. 6 ...., ~ DY •.-n.1.TER ~··TERS :~Buy factory dfl"ect. 1010 in& at 198.50. Ptdm. hl.f\Jb ==~~=---""' uwv .. ,,.,. '-"'"""' ;3U. Harbor SA -~ ,. .. -.. t~. All ..,all ROYA!. i.iec. lypl!¥oTiltr. l t.nrtw ail or ,..lef boa.ts. ' • · "'"' -. '"' ~ ~-IO ~~ AKC Toy Poodl.8 pupplu. 1961 CllEV S pe.rts, att'1!t131Jria 6 Q'!Dbab .....,. .. ~ addi ... machint, i-blk male $60. Chocolate llarhor crullelf.,art fl.sh. · Po r I• v a"
In stock. $15. Both xlnt cond. &C2-2882 female $7S. M1-1081 Dllb • Weekly * 645-900:) Oeha:e, l(g. auto, ~
EVERYTifTNG IN 1ituSTC e FIRE .l Bur;iar Alarm ===-=='--an!. Pvt pf,y. $2800
Belch M ... ;.. Center 5ymm• '"'tailed .. low .. BASSETT .. ,.,,.. m • t • • Alrcreft ti 00 -= . ~ a c.n 642-3490 AKC. .:hlmp\on ttns. All shotJ, 4 1'1onthl old. $SQ. J/5th ov.~p or Cessna Campe ....... ,... 9522
~ctory s.Jn It Service
OQ\ly 12 noon 'Ill 9, S-1 M
17404 &~ch Blvd .. IHwy 391
l!t ml. So. San Dii!;o rwy,
llUl•lll".&'lon Bl!ach 847.&136
THE Qlila<ER YOU CALi.
THE QUICKER YOO ""'
UPRIGff1\frttier. xJnt tond ~. 170. Ca11 •fter6 -
S50. Culligan "'"ater Mil•ne.r, OOBEk~IAN Pu:p AKC, 10. • ~ OOllCl.,! • TRAll..St
xlnt cOnd. $130. S4.)..(173l '"k.~. RancllO Dobe'a cbam· ------. :\l:::NTALS
800-1' SQ. fltexican mt clay pion fl:lock $85. 1161-1431 Mobile Homa 9200 l~ ~ oo rr1' lo male&
paOo Ille. l2e uch. 3492 AKC Rec. P.oodlca. 'l'oJ'• 1 N£:Ul ~h~ ~ M . ld~ys! frtl or ~ Hol.
SN.brtt», Cd~L 644--105.! Mlnl'a. S&O up.. TO)' stud Sl!r. S x ct+ IO'x30' 1'000l. $2triO. WEEK·END OR W!:DCLY
White tlephanll! DimH-.lll'lf "'1-385& or 5'1-9$tl 64$-JT53 £\'I! or fJcncb 5fS.mlt
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~ lu•I':", ·• ·tsu lft!pi!W A-:-~·A..a, "HOO~~""* ,...,..,,_;,~-"'°~·Ci.id"~ A;f~.! ~=,::.=~·~ JAGUAI ~ ~HI • QB.... •" 1,115f.:·::"-~a,-= 'I
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SALES· SEl!Vlce ·PARTS d"""' N AMI • ...:.. ~ One o1 a kind. #608942 Cl-own w .. on. RAH. '""'· 11,500 mt. 1.ol>ll ,..., 3' Iii · . '$2191 • roiill, · f • pao, aa ""'''' 1 ..,..._ IMl 311'0 W. ~ Hwy. ~ ew .... ,. ...... -$2595 economy, plus room. Stk. HARIOUlt . D10I la at "fl~ mo. 8 wqoa. O;mplettly ncond. 262.$ • . ' .
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$1495 VOLK~WAGEN, INC. ·~;:"..,W:~~ • '·'" TlMPEST • ru1 ~'Im IRl7r J2,.~ 1 . Autbellile41'1G Dtlltr 6\1.j)el' w/Mlcbelin x· tiru. I UlllG .,, GHIA Se.le!~~ 20,000 ml. H ~ ~. ·~ .e. ... 111 c~ •• UH, •vto.,• UNC' LN
. mE QUIOCiR: YOO ~ AMinl $3XIO. 6'13-GtiS Yellow wtth black interior. IJnl Set.~ BIYll KUC.35 19'.82 per a,o.. · . · , P-S..-.~~lr. coMltlon.. • 0 . · '67 ~ nm ·~atDI YOU SELL CHARGE m IHPORTS Radio and • ....., utru. • · SOUTH COAST , . •1,,. u1011ll • I
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ie. Pays up to $10,000.00 tax free cash for each hospital stay ·ie Pays all ·cash dire.ct to you (not .to doctor or. hqtpltal) " .. ' .
. -, . . .. ~ . , r . > ie. No age llmlt....;no medical examination required ·ie Pays In addition.to all other coverage_ you have-.:. including _~edlctnf-~~ . '
-Pays you casti benefits that increas'e each year •• ~to a maximum of$1~0.00 -A-YIE~i<~.:at·no extra cost to you I ., · · · ..
*Pays $100.00·A~WEEK cash each time_ you go to. the tiospltal ••• even up to 100 weeks '*No salesman will call ...
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ACT NOW-YO.UR ENROLLMENT·APPLICAl'ION MUST BE MAILED BY MIDNIGHT SAT., APRIL ,2,_ OR IT CANrtOT BE ACCEPTED I:
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0 ,..-.rtoftwo tuntU.. w1.11 U.....,.,. tn tbt holpftal thlr ,n'rl It coWd be'JOQ-or 10ma belo"4 membvotJ0Utt1mil1
tomo~·. ~ • -next wM ••• nut mo11th. Sad to ..., , '"l'J' fnr fanUDii ..... pywhere Mar eoouch eoftr.,. to maet todQ'• -mn•· holptt&l eosta. Tbeet eo1t. baq mor. than doablad In
J\1lt a.'-• shut. Jean. Tbt1 are upeded to doubt. .,..m ill U..
t",.U.abeiiil. ~ ' Su,p tor a 'DIOmenL Thinlc how much r .t.r ta tbt holpital
will eo.t JOU or a loved one. How woul e"r p&J tor costlJ,
ht neeeeu:ey, X-ra19, doctor billa, dJ'Qp and mediciMI? What .
WoulCI :rou dti .if JOUr pq.cbed: .topptd. but J~ upeuea.
kapt sotnc era the ~ u ..,.er? Tilt aame rent, phone, food, .U
tile d~to-day UPtRlff tlt4t nll't'er 1top. ~
What iii th• average breadwinner to do? We belinewe bafttba u.wfr.iD the famou1 Pretidtntial EXTRA CASH Plu ~ ••• ~ • • 1
· ,...,. you $I 00.00 • weelr tax·frff
coM whn )'CHI So ta the hoapltal. -
· New, ~identiaJ'• ffOl:llomr plan. enabletJOU toenJqthil pro.•. tectl~ Mad tha Earollmen~Appllcatlon today. Wa will •nd
J'OU tM'...i poJiq to look O'ftt at home. No nuh. No apat will e.U or phone JOG. Talr:e 15 dap t.o dadde. 8btrw the poi~ to a
friead, • tarni17 ad•iaer /.r.t. You 1 ... nothinc it JOU iio11't want
th. PQlicr'• But if 70u do want it, 100'n entitled to Pzuidntial'1
)ow ratea deacrlbed below. So loto, 1oo'll ftnd JOU ret protection.
,at • Pfb ~· juat a traction of what 10v'd uptet t.o pa7.!.i
.. Y~~C9._M hHfltt lncreaN each fMI'-~
m no elitra cost· to you I -'
T«areah benefttl automaUcallT. rill)'ear after year, Yatr set
"peat.of mind IO JOU don't ha\rt to Wol'l7 about ri•illc COit.a. Your
prGt.aetion aUtomaticallJ increua sa.oo • weak uch Jell' tor 10
,...,... The ftnt JUr you ret Sl00.00 a .week. You pt $108.00 a
1week in thetee0nd year. Sl06.00 a week la the third,..,.. fl09.00
a week in the fourih rear:BJ the eltffllth )'IU', your poliq will \ht wortb a I all 1110.DO " tC11ek in bendt parmenta ••• at JM in-creU. m _. to JVU I This pne:rou1 ~ Naa1W prot,ection will
l'W... t.,_f.ar u Ioar U ·JOU keep \he poliq. YoU can -that JOU~ .will ba worth lDUCb,...,. th&Ji the pn.nt '"t~ ... _..of U.. poliq. CertalnlJ, 01ll' incnuacl paJ!Dllrlltl to J011 will
loolpbopp•willl rlsioc--u4 ..... ., ell... .
IF YOU All 65 OR ova YOU Will
COWCT$7o.oo.A-WllKWH IN
ADD~N TO MmlCARJ llNEFITS
Why '" amart folk• °""CS now· haatominr to protect ' themaelvta with the Praidential EXTRA CA'.SH Plan
in 'additiow. to what Medicare 'Will do tor them?
-Even thouch Medicar• i1 a r reat boon to folks'o'!er
65, it will not. of course; paJ all Uie bills that quicily
pile up u a re1ult of illness or accident.
aa9ardless ol your age, you 1till 11eerl
_ oddltlonal health protection. ~
·we haft deaiped thia' 11lan aa tha impc>r'4xl atlditin
to what 70u re«i" tr-om Medicare -or any other
health iD1uranc1 )'oil taaJ have. Remember, all cbecka
will ba eent directly t.o 10¥ (l)Ot to the doctor O! bo1-
pital), to gi'ft Jou •that 44utran .. Ip · jlllt wbd JOtl
need It moat. U• tha t.u-frea ca1h IUlJ W&)' JOU see tit..
And JOU will bt clad to know tht ebeeks will bt big
011.11/ In addition to what ia paid by Medicare, Presiden-
tial paJ1 you $70.00 a -.k ... F;VEN FOR 100 WEEKS
if neceuarJI YoK e•• r1uiv• u wtue.k cu 11,000.00 /or
~each illn••• or iltiurr ttthfa lo•pitllliudl
·· HoW cozii.tortlnr it i• to knew' that=-alttr your 1taj bt tlie lio.-
pit.al, if you'n 1-tn there three day• or more, you can -return
home to recuper&te and yet not be a burdtn to your IOved ones.
Yea, it your doctar bu JOU enc_ap a regi1tered nurte full time
within 5 days after JOU CGme home, we'll 111nd JOU cheCJl:a for
I/DO.DO• w•k-for u lonr U J9.U aet<I the na.rle-e•m up to·a.
_10 wub. Jt"s like baTinr a ruerW of f6,000,00 cub to draw on
'When Tau: need iL Tbeee bebefl\a a.t.o increue MCh year tor 10 :run bJ ~-00 a wetk. Aoothtr~_t.tm..10• ...._witlt,
Pte1M.ntiaJ • • . , · ,,.,.,_,,ooJMJ ........ .......,,,. •••• ,,,.
-up' to JOO wffkt for eoch ltospltel stoyf
Ordfna?'J' 'llospilu'ln•uraritt; ma1 tab care of put of -JOUT·u: .. 1
. ' low 1ates 11.W bi1ow! Bat JOG must act im.'IMdiat•I~. Ynr,,..
qne1t for thia w.on.derful Ii cOmot Pri*ction Plan inU1t bt ii1alled
on the eori•en~nt Enrollmen~AppllcatioD below NOT LATE&
THAN HlDNlGHT ot the date abon. '
I Thia midni&ht u:pirat.ioi\ hour .. 11Mt le •stmdtd. If JGUY
enrollment forln ~ tnailed·t.-,ter, i& e.,uuit 6e uupUd., '
fh• Cr• the ONlY-excfuslontf-: ·
Your P!'fsidenf.!al pOlicJ PIJ'I dW'inr hotpital eonAnement tor
..,el'f kind of aiekneu or accident except conditionll cauaed by ~ar ~r anJ act of war; wbe!'fl canrili in a ,u.s. GovemJIW!nt hol-/
pita), mentaJ di .... er disorder: intoxicants and ·narcotica·
P.reanan'/ as:eept u providtd ander the 1n1temltJ ben"9ftt proTi:
1ion: an, op.nN!1 ~ult.inc frotn.'&n)' sickn ... or injul"J' JOU
had be!ort1 tM Efetliff Date of yoUf PolicJ ,,, durin& th• Grit 2 yeanonlr.·~.., ........ .-......... ""7'_ ---· --~,---·~
Tbi'i lut item .ia a ftal help i17ou alreadr ha..,. •health prob-
lem. It JOU areeick ff/MW.JOU take.out thia polic1, 10u will~ be eo~red for that cqndltion alter the policy ha1·bten in effect
tor. onl1 l 1e1n. Of eoana, IMt.tlwbile eTill'J' MW itonditioo ia "'""4diaUlv eo•end. .
How can ,...,. •w .. I• lew .,..,., •ur • muchP
You ean l>Ji:J ordinarr inlaranea at anJ time and PQ tha nca~
rates, if JOU wiah. Bat Pnsidential caa now pl'O'Vide JOU arid
Jour entln f.mily with fl00.00 a week u.:r-free Income Protec-
tion at low raw "only becauae wt enroll a Iarce number of JMOPle
at one time--dW.et br wtail! Thja highlJ etllclent "llit.11 Enroll-
mentn method cuta eotta to the bone-<11ui tM Mwillft •n}>GN'4
0" to rou.l Male:• YOur declJOft .. CC.NfUlly~-.·
Think how cost1y a hospital confinement "ill be. Imarine/ayinl •
for thoae indispensable x-rays, doctor bill1, medicineg an dru&•
that are not covered bJ your pruent inaurance.
Would JOU be able to afford the quiet and priYacy of a pr'iva\e
l'OOm ·and a private nune.ahould JOU so deaire? Or a t.elephope
to ketp in touch with loYedonn!Orthe·rerital of• TV Mi to l:w)p
pW the lonely ho.un? 'Who ..,ould p&J'7otu bil .. ~ ~Oh
eominr in at home? Mur-tolb liave lo1t their Jif•-A'tinga. their
ean, . ..,en their llcmtS tryinr to JMet aucll UPf:Q~••,«Ard ao one
know1·.,,hoa tum 'it "Will be nut.. -· · -l ·J · w11y,_....,..,..,.,.,,,._ ,,,_..;,,.ffHi
1+---~ . ..-l'h--•JNW h1Nfff1 ....e:to:yorot-no·extrs-costo' ,. .. ..., ,., ........... , __ ,r..w. .. 1o1 , ........ ,
_ penae•~w~you...10--to.the bol~tal to havt·-a baby.-But What poliq ean joa think of that~pti~-euli to hetp·buT' all~
thiqiJJW .... 'fw_..·....,AMJw-T Now, it both bu1band and
"lrif• artialand ill \h wondtrtOf l'•MilW Pl4a WitA. .V11~U,
for, ... "'~ ,.rttcf ol d.. prerianeJ, yoa en ntra euh to ...
111'11 w'11'7ft Yu( lJ a P."91i!lliMJ', drildblrtll or llftll m1aeani--
age '-'!ti~ ta~ ~-f• HI da7, fbti daJS, 10 Un-cw ~~:' "fef~~ pt f100:t9 & ..-for •"17 da7.t ~
1oro11--..,,,i1 ... olo• l~•.•,_.,._,_,
'Wll7 mut r.ou aa~tOri \bt deadline? s.c..ua, .. mieralloned
abo.,.. we mu1t receift rottr enrollmnt form t4c enui m.. u
d&Al •C.W.. in order t.o J>&M on•to JOU tM A-.illp that---~ ' m.t-P1"n p.-.. J'OU lib Wa W.,f What other Plaa ._.-..,,.. _...., ri1!oJ .U--In tho ,..,.
Utad wtU.OU• ln.....U.r. ,.., '""'1!1.!'i! ... ........ ... alL ,~ 1peclol-~al KXTRA'c.4~ l!'jlO (RP llL-1067)-,
f'!lys ,.. $ IOO.OO .. -weok CASH
i or • f'e9'1fef'H '"''" et "'°'"•· '!'-.ta-...... ,.00.00 _, .............. ,.. ,.,,..
'""'Upital .......... , ,... .. -,.oo.oo ...... it "" ~ hu JOU ...,. a t.U.ilmt ,,....,... a1UM t.o kke cam .,,. ..........
n•vs Up to $10,000.00 CMH "' -occident "' rftl illn111.stautln1tha~fint-lnthehospital.
P.IAVS $1(!0:00-A·WEEK CAlll.,. ff,... Med • full· I\ I timt Ntl•terltd nurw -.n )IOU com• home
'from tht hospital -lf'P to '°..-ks. PAYSI $1.000.00 CXTRA CASH "' ....... , .. , ...... , -I PAVS up to s2,ooo,oo CASH 1or eCcldanW ,_ o1 _ 1 l 1 limbt or eye111ht.
P.IAVS SI00.00-A-WEEK CASH'°' -P'Ol"•ncy. . _nl_ '#flen )l(lt.1 ao to the hospitel. nsumina berth
huaband and wife have bHftc enroll«i in the
· Family Plan Witll M1ternity.
P.1Av5Jup to $5,000.00 1t th• ratt of $50.00 A wrE~ ft I Wien a cfli0>1oes ta the hospitll for any ace•·
, dant °' illn& when you ar. enrolled in the
• ,family Ptan.r __
ftAV51 you cash benefits thtt incre1se eactt year .•. , rft I to a m11timu/T' ol $130.00 A WEEl( ••• at no
extrt cost to you
P.IAVS you ush btnelits for hospitalitation for any I\ I accident immediately. Any sickMss is covered
t1tCint1in130 de)'l aftet EffKtiw Dlte of policy. NO a .. ·limlt-no mtdkal euminatloft ,.qui* '
. -no salesman will can. .
.. --~ '-· ,®...,.. llU f~tff 9dlol .... ""°''"· Y ... fa i.4~ .. t0' 1100,00 a WMlc f0r hOlipitaliution or
$100.00+weelc .. terpltr blplft~ and 1100.00 a ...at tor • ,. ..
l1teJ"td IHI~ ,,,~,,,J'OJ' ~ alJ tbJ1: ·
AUd~ ....... fl.000.00 rph to 7our family if death OCC:trl'I
.,,ilhift 90 d.,. frtm •1'1 atcldtl~ injury. Think' of hpw bandy
th~ ehltee•M·I• U"!f.t·a.iti.t~,. taQ_caf:t of b1Uial.ulltnld
..,.1thoat btrftritnc )'Mt 1..,14·en"' . ,
A.,....~ lillMlb Up &ofl.000.00 cu~ for accidental lea• otlimba
or ~lchi. whtii Utt lcffl~rt anytime within 90 da11 of .tht accltti~ The I• ol _Jo Um~ et ~irht ia •terrible-thin&" Noth-
in1 f'9} .,pl~ tJrf Jon, '"'t a chKk for fl,000.00 or f2,000.00
wi'J JtrtN s:rea"t pt&el't(•UufCfuriric the l!:!riod o!!_dju1tment.,1
AdW cull '"-"ft: Choo. .uMr Familr Plan ••• and 10ur
eh04rn 'will'W ~ •1 Presidential P.•FI up to f5,000.00 ~tbM J09I' JO~CiltiW~' t.o · U.. ~f1tal ... tor ton1illti"' ·a dieltit.ar...,.eMr orinJtr.l'J' Y•.,.awillrec.ift' _· .oo ~ ... """ t01' .. ...,., .. 100 IOHb. if
·~"=';.,-,,.., pr•lftl•lltl -'•• you ore not oWe
;+,i • a ,,-e:1a1 eoulderatlon t.o JOQ.-tf J'oQ, f(l'llr 1poua or other lt Upendenta aN l101pitali.Md jut t W.U or more, .,0 pr.
-um• tftat eomt dut, for UHi panon eonflned, whila atill ID
the hH,pltal aft.tr thi• Ptrloil wUJ ba paid hJ PtwidlntiaL A"d
)'qtt1' protect.ion continue• u if 701J w.. p&Jillc thl pmnl•m•
.yOurMlll Then if Jou lea" the hospital and ma1t ntum tor the
aame cond"ition 'before ;ou hav. ~ f\111 normal actl'fitie•
for 90 djI 'P~ldJntial will again PAY ANY PREMIUM$ WHJ'LE OU RE Il•fTBE JIO$PITAL-ro A MAXIMUM
OF JOO EK per.eoiiftumantl'Your tall ~t.ection. riimaina in fortt:1ov.. ioUHt ttp to tfO,()iJb.00 ,,,,, . ..,,_ ~I
'THIS UMIJIO · INllOUMINr -OlllR IHOS· SOOH
·:-Ailln"'9 low: . ..,.,~ Moo~di-.. -· · ~You ua now ha"JOllr tm110Dt:b11rvttdloo Mt&. ....W
tnn11 proeeulna ,...., polkiff •• .u titM.
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s:i950~~ ........ dgss,,... ........... ~.=9I0 ................ ~.965~_.ld961.'
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TM N• Terft Tl,,..._ J•ri. t. J
Govt. firuru ieveel Joli.r pre1enl health protection .. ,
may KO Unt1•r proUet 1101' af4in•t tod4r'• tUi"'
t1Wdieal eo1!.f/ Don't leav• your loved ones defense·
less! Act at onea to add up to $10,000.00 to ')"our
health protection.
We mail JOU the policy u aoon u we receiw the Enrollmut.:
~LICENSE~ BY THE STA~_Of. CALIFORNIA, .
Application. When the policy arrives. eumina It in· tbe princ7I
,,f JOUr Own home. Take a11 the time JOU need. It'• a nry lhort
doc1:nnent, and 1ou'll be pltuantlJ aurprieed to d~ U..re. is
NO FINE PRINT. Tben ... Mto if, 1/ rn .W4, to...,... >'!"'
ln<. Perhapt: JO'llr lawyer, accountant or banbr. Better ltill-j
•Mw ii I• J0ttr "°" -..,.."°' "'4" ••• nrn t.\ottf,\ M .. , ...,..,
t111U ff wxirkiltf /.,. aAOtAM iutt1'GM• COM,iiCJft,, U he is a JMll'-j
.-.al friead, be li.aa J'O'lt bnt int.rubs in mind: So,.. ean be-'
)left him '!fhd be tall• JO'll tbtN ie no betier_)arpia rrallab)e
an:rw•n -at any pries! r--------~-----·--------~-~~-~-----------------, t lllN'll••--1-......-, lH~~JSl_D,~~IJ[tJ8$11IAl(CE~~,.OfAMDICA I .,.~·r~cts: ..,.,.,.,.. la.,. you chcr,... yow•''"'
1 ____ ,.,_,~, .. ' .~'11,4t1~f:BLYD.P.llllJllPllllA,,PA.:ft\"~r , "'·~ ~ 1'I*-mail )'OQI" Euollment-A1'pllcatti:lll' &elew •• : iftti afW~JP.u fUMiH'the~ in ·J'OUr Own home.Pd . ..,ik it•·.,_.~
·wkh aftFoM TOu wi•h •.• nen aftir .n thia JOU an.till frwto
nt.llra U. poliq within 115 d•J• after JOU recli'fll it attcf "1ny
Jlf'lltY yn pcid MU 61 "'""dff. .c OXH. Tlln will be DO oblica-tion whatever. · AAf!itltion 111, The Presidlfttill lift tnsunnct Company ol -<1, · Cllica(o, lft., lilr nt Prosidltltial itosflitll&nt P1ri. ... ==·~·----.liNi=------..,,,,,.,.;;;;,-:::.., .. ...,:;------;, .... ,,..----0·72S.0-40
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ll'lkid-JOQ'll be pmected bJ .fl00.00-A~WEEK axtra ..... ben•
ft.ta jut u lf yoa had alnadJ' aaid ..,_ .. That'.1richt.1"1lwlllbe
foll7 eonNd all tide time-for an1aecidiillwltidlpats1" in ti.
hospital; ..... it JOU hal1J decida to rMra u. ~-ai u. ... _., ..... ...... 11-.-. ,... ... -.... -, .. ,_,,., ... will anl:r 1fr9t that Udl ill a traMndoo1 •al'*I and ,...;u want t.
eoatln1t thll $100.00-A-WEJ.:K EXTli CASH p~ ~
tM llaa Ulat's beat for JOU.
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I II J'O" wAt to COftl' yoo,..U -er JOlireelt and ... • •ore
M..it ffptlldnta (inclwdinr JOWr apoue) -\hea um 11 the I Plaafor JOG...E:aeb JMNOD aut be 18oro'ttr, and PAJ'9 (pvper-.
'I ->the nt&applieable to W., orh•r IC'· NOTE: Wber. there lhe monthlJ pNft'll•• for thl~•d•lb'til.I~-iii; J..CMM ~
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