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Home My WebLink About1963-10-08 - Newport Harbor News Press---------·-. -. . .. • Orvo 1Uorot1lmt ng B•r-Yloo'.RenWPORT ll;5 Sout h Clol4cnt lrto WS Anl'.\)\otJo , 01111 t on\111 . · HARBOR PReSS Today's Closing N.Y. Stocks VOL . 56, NO. 199, 4 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1963 Oflida! •-.i "'4 C.llY • M-' .,.._.., C.llf. TEN CEN-TS Newport Council Rejects Ba ' Club's Co-Op Plans Flora · Gone But Braden City 'Might' Dea] Blasts On Bay Frontage Cuba Shattered ' . MIAMI fUPTi -Hurricanr Cuban Premier P'tdll Cu · Raffe t F1ora crossed Cuba today Jor I tro .and 16 aldt-t swam u..1 r y By TOM Ml.llt'HINE the third time, beading for j swollen Rloja River to Ori«lk , Four NcY.'port Beach eow>eflme~ Monday declar~ tbt Bahamas and •vtng a province in ea1tern Cubli to , their oppos1lion to any tl.tendia of Uie Balboa Bay Clu b I trail of desttuctlon across [set up disaster relief bead· I SACRAMENTO ( l Pl 1 -l city lease unless lbe BBC wquld return sizeable bay three Caribbean Ulands which quarters, •lavana press dls-Thomas Braden. presidf'n~ or beach front.age to the city.for public use. counted more than 4,100 dead. patches reported. ~dStatodte ~ard of. Edu, cation. Vice Mayor •tans J. Lorent in detailing the on• sa1 ay m a nationa maga-· WET BUT UNINJURED -o.0,... C-Colle&< -Peter UIUrhom Jong· b loed, 19, climbed out of his ball sunken car-unlfmt •o6day, much to the 1mau- ment of those who saw how the car plunged lhrou&!' the railinr 1t the Jambortt Road "death bridge." 'lbt weather bureeu urged . Castro w1s rqio~ed wt>ar· 1 zme article that Or. Max Raf· ~light chance _for an aceeptable alternative, suggested lhe emergqcy hurri_cane prttau. 1ng a stttl helmet instead of ferty v.·as '"the darhng "' or I n~w lease might n1ean the lions be taken Ill .the IOUth· his uaual beret. California hate grouvs city would regain control of ea.stem Bahamu ilJanda .at j The weatl'ler bureau warned 8 d .... _ "roughly hair'' or the BBC s y 1•0 Jab"on once It ~ .... ,uct.ed ~ center 8 h d '"- 1 ra en . tn ul":' current •s-b · .,.....,. a amas res1 enl.9 .,.., storm sue of Look Ma gazlne said present ay frontage of the deadJlest storm In :3 is ex.peeled to graduaUy step that California was "r~pidly The Bay Clul> nov.· controls I Athlete Unhurt In Crash An Orangt: Co&st Colle&• athlete from Newport Beach ucapod !Qlttr7 Maodal -• b11 C*r rtJllMil N • 1811. till --"'T'ICflftJf'tm~Jtm~ "deatll: bridle." \bllo pk>pped lnto the bad bay and sank up to the wlndow1 P et e r UntuhOrrt Jong- bloed, 19. Df 13l6 Westclifl. Drive, clambered out of the sunken car clad only In track shoes. shorts and an OCC T-shirt, Police said He was unscathed. Four persons have lost their lives in auto crashes near the Jamboree bridge area so far in 196.1. Thr railing has been ripped ou l ! e v e r a I ti.mes. Late this summer, the city Installed additional warning &igns and lights. Jamboree Road holds a top public works priority ror redesign to elim- inate thr dangerous S-curv' JCCUon. Jn the Monday afternoon crash, Jongbloed, a cross· country runner at OCC, told Newport police he wa• driv- ing aouthbound on Jamboree at about 45 miles an hour when the accident occUTred. He said hls car hit the west 1houlder, veered across to lhe east side. and tore out the wooden railing before land· l i.: wheels down in three feel or water. Police said the car was un- d a m aged except for a thorough soaking of the in- terior , engine and transmis- sion. A iow truck driver had to wade in chest deep water to link a chain around the auto's bumper before dragging it 1croM an adjacr:nt neld. While the driver Y.'81 al (See CRASH . Pal(e ZI Cat Burglar Scores Again A key left in the lot~ of ;a Ne..,.·Port Bea(h hotel room "''AS apparently taken as an U\Vitation by the "cat bur.Il- lar." who slipped in and vic- timized a British couple 01 $..1.'iO early to.Jay. police said I • SOGGY WORK -"'I wish they'd told me in ad- vance," the tow truck driver complained Monday y,•hen he was forced to strip down to essentials to remove a sunken car at Jamboree Road bridge "f"d have brought a bathing suit." F ew Clues Studied years would .crOfis ACtliru: •· up ltll power over open becoming a ehambe~ of polit-1.574.84 front fret of harbor I Q{ Secrec)' land la.le OU.. afteruoon and water I · " h ii I M · cross C 11.ed I I nd few · 1cal horrors bec11use of s ore ne a o n g ar1ners hours ;;: :i a a Two lat~r reports ~nt the I such organizations as the John Milf' at 1221 W. Coast Hi gh - . death toll 1n Cuba soaring and Birch Society, lhe Liberty way . . , .'" 1•f. Dem·ed Flora went on the prowl to-told ~ 0 '''' T i \. '-u• ew pe · orch Bearerti, the Keep Bay L lub offL1.:1als seek ;i I day flt.er •~dinl UI unptt-An amateur operator ra· 1Amer1ca Committee and lhe 15-yc.ar extension of their , .. cedent.ed fou.r daya pound.l.ng dioed the urgent plt'a for as-Cahfomia CommittPe to Com-lease to qualify for hnancing I Cit}. All y \\/'alter Chari m-Cuba •here U.. death lo I l -'-'· f Sa •-C d I ~ ..... nee or n..... ruz e bat Com munism. amonj.! oth· an 18 million rede\'elopmenl za said tod.ay he does not .,.,.. , ~~ ~ ~~~I~ S ll !\. on Cub• s 50Utheast 'ers. program lieve the city was iD viola- Fldel Castro's rectzne reeling ~ie: yesterday, another ra-He said that Hafferty. the IQUORUrtl PRt::St::NT lion or California'• Ralpb M. and the governme:ni ordere-d dio operator reported more 1 =:;!1t.e~~nt t~f ~ub/!c inj While unann ounced and lfl· Brown anti-secrecy act dll'- li&bt new food raliofting tha~ 80 per-;ins had ~ kill-the h=· gr~sUJ>6.~. ar ir.g 0 tended only as a ·counci.l spite attendance of a quorum Cll~D ed in Mayan, on Cubas north , "When he choo!ies his bat· \co~mit\ff". session. f\-ton-l ol Newport Beach council- . """' tiunicane ct'Olied. into~~~.,:r the 't':~w~ti'; ~ Ueground they pick up the ~Y 5 lmeeting on the BBC men Monday in a 1.om ntittH 1*it ~ at ll a.m nea~ lutk t.oda~~n r · b an n e ~ s. When he relltt• ;a'~uo~ ;;•~1!lle~v~ \session lo study thr Balboa ~ ~: ..... tbt ~m'. ~ from cbf.t~ UMQ laJ the city coundlmea. The prus Bay Club's le;ue ea---~· ~. -· ---dm~-· ·-. ~, 1oc ~ I .. _ --·was a '"·""' , • ne meding "'as ru... Utt was at.,.. near w ..... I Braden wro1e the art!ele be-· r-· 21.1 nortl.. kiaeltude 7!1.7 wut, ~!t" D fore be 8 n d Raffe:1y held Commlltet-men tnl· I u d ~ d the public and 1•re~,." Char· or about 80 mfJft north-north-~ Je8 Ue lt!leir. private meet.kif earl.)' Jame1 B. Slodd:iru. chair-amza nottd. ·and the com-we~ ol Guan~an10 Bay. la.fl summer to arl"llnge a "'9"~ ~n AlarihaU and mHtee v.as simplv ltstenlnli! n us was 440 m1Jes southenllt T Q 1 r u c e bet~n lhe'llsel~·es Loren:z . Mayor Charles E. t · or Miami 0 PJlOse Sinee !Mn, rhey have discoo: flan ".at in as .ari ··ex offic~" 0 a proposal fr om th• Ra " The weather tiureau ~aid tlnued thf' publie dispul.c~ that comm11tee membe~ . Council-I Club ~epr~sentat1\e flora wouJd mov~ generally w t PJ markt'd their relalinnship be-man Dee Cook 101ned thc t Section :W95..'i of lht' Brnv.n toward the no~ast at a l>out 1 U e 1· 311 fore . group at mid-session. He Act, ho•.ever. recite' 1h:i1 10 miles per hour during the Braden. 45-year-old CK:ean-d.idn'I participate in di.scus-1 ··Jess than a ciuorum · ma1· da.y. Sou,hland Nrws Service [ side newspaper pubhsher. has sion adjourn for stud se,t.ion' A Cuban government broad-LAG UNA BEACH -Both been a target of var1ous ultra-I No voles were taken , but I . . _ Y cast monitored here said the Newport Beach and Cos t a 1<..'0nservative groups for the the foursome excluding Cook ~.lion 54956 indicates a nH1· town of Santa Cruz del Sur, !\fesa city officials are expect· past y€'ar He said 1hey dis-[ .vo iced blunt opposition to any ]or1ty of a Jeg1slali\e hod1· on the southeast coast of Ca-t"d to appear herr tonight and 1 liked h11n fo r these rea~ons . idea of the BBC ~eveloping I may mt't'I 10 special session maguey province. y,•as being oppose a study which is pro· -··1 harl said I was onposed co-op or eond on1 inium apart-by giving ~·rittcn noticp lo 1hf' flooded by OC('3fl lidal wave1. polled to determine 11 Coast-to indoctnnalion 10 nu r ments on !he city-owned site . pres ')4 hou d 1lM' broadcas1 said urgent al Municipal Watrr District sehools .-any 1odoctr~nation either.with or without ;i lease No · -rs. tn ~ .~ri~~ belp was rlffded should build reservoirs or wa· -•:1clud1ng 1ndoc1nna11on in extension. . such advance not((» v.a ~ A tidal wave Iha\ cru5hed ter lines patriotism " The BBC'~ ~vear !eaSt" given on !\'l'lnday's eomn11t!,.• S.ant.a Cruz del Sur on Nov. A publll· hrar1og on thf' op--I ha<! said Lha l teachers I now has l5 yt'ar~ 1C1t to run. meeting 9, 1932 killed more than JJXlO erationat sta lus·· of Coast !\1u-a('CUsed of misconduct should Richard s Stevens th . F'ivc of sci•en N <' w P n r 1 per~n.s. nicipal is scheduled at Lhe v.·a· (Sfop BR,\flEN, l'a=:p ?I BBC's vice pres'1dent f~r de~ cou~eilmen. attended :.I nn Haiti wa~ de vastat~ by lhe ter distnct offices. corner of velopment, offered four nev. ~ay s stud) session Tht"y in ~rm .. which was st.ill pack-Third Street and Forest A\•e-alternaUves for Bay Club re-l~ded the three cumn111tr• ing y,•mds ~ 75 mil.es per nue. at 8 p.m development v.·hich he said Im mbers. James B Stflddarr1 hour .. when it moved into the At pre~nt : t~e Coastal Mu-Bt"0\\.11 ~eeS v.·ould increase clly income 1n 1 E:~een Marshall and l la n~ ·' AUant1c today. An e-sumated nictpal d1 stnct s role is lhat a short period or tim N n nz A fourth co u n cir 12.CXXl bodies ~a_d bf'en ree~v· or a water wholesaler. serv-were aceeplable lo th: co~n~ ~ember ~tayor .~harlc~ F . ered and Haitian authorities ing as distributer betv.·een the .JFK .t\icJe cil. art. sat in as ex offi cio feared the dealh toll would Metropolitan Water Dist net Late in the tv.·o·hour after-e?mm1ttee me m be r Coun. climb past 4.CXXl when com-and using agencle~ Coastal noon parley v· M ' -ell.man ~ Cook arn\...; ~t munications v.·cre f;nally '~ o E J · ice ayor LM-m1d-sess1on . Municipal taxes the Oran~r 11 ll (T e renz proposed the all-new I Cit· Attv Ch st~~·storm made it~ \'icious Coast area betwee,n . Nev.•port ?-t deal for returning half the 1 fend~ the S~ssiona~~n~~~te-~~- 1 sweep across l/a!ti's. iungled Beach and Dana 1.01nt. \V:\SHl:'\'GTO:'\' 1l 'Pl 1 -beachfront to _t~e c.ity. But he ing that no council l'flf:t!l 1n£ For Hit-Run I southern peninsula Tli ursday ci~e;::rn~~~ts C~~~e ~:~~~ (to~. Edmond 1Pat 1 tlrown of I ~~r~~~1!Y .. q~hficd •t .a s ~·only w;1s planned. "'No . PO~.~ihlP D • hut it was on l•· vcsterday th . 1. th t Co tal lCahforn1a eonferre<I at the 1 · renz opine any.council or city artinn cnulrl r1 v e r that the rull rxh·nt or the sh~u~do Sn~ I ~anx t~c ('~~ire I \Vhite llOUS(' tod ay o~ .what O{'W j~ ~~~ng~!"~n; would have been taken ... f'hl'lr~m - dealh and destructi on began ta! 1 b .1, 1 should be done if stricken • t J za concluded. · coas area o u1 wa er . · ll c 1 r to reach lhe out~1dr "nrld II d . ,. h Sen Clair 1·.ngle, · a 1 . Experts of lhe sherlfrs Burdsall, Ne w po r t Beach · . nes a~ 1 rest'rvdmdrs . w :~ 1 is 11nable to run for rc-elcc- 1 are main y nf'e f' 111 . e 1100 ""'' ,. '"r crime laboratory were called traffic officer. who has been soulhf'rn are/I of !ht> district "'-· (., in today to sift the sparse evi-investigating the fataJ crash. \ 8 rown 111!'1 with Prcs1dt'nt K el'llc(J' l'W " ,. I dence left by a hit-run driver The crime lab experts were . . C!I ,..ennedy'~ lcg1s ativc assi~- v.·hose stolen car killed an hopeful lhey mighl find bloody tan! Larry O'Brien t1J d1s<·us~ Orange Coast College student fingerprints somewhere in lhe M eclill!! ltll 'l'V ~1111 f'. Nl11J 4t ll 'l'V 1-:n.clr ~ pol1t1eal fulurt' 1n 1n Newport Beach Sunday j mass of y,•reckage which was ' \'U'" ot hi~ ;;rrious 1.:oncht1on They particularlysoughtrin- 1 1the car stolen earlier in Los LOS ANGF.Lt:~ i \P i ~1 me N~o Dinh Nhu , eon· The Sf'natur i~ suffering fron1 gerprinU on lhe wrecked \'e· Angeles. Local broadcast 1Hnes of troversi al first lady of South an inoPf>rable brain tunior h. I .. ~, h ·-·-k d . v· N ·11 .__ and IS partially paralyzed IC e w1uc Su ..,,_ a car riv-1 There v.·as a trail of blood President Kenne•!~·, n !" w s 1et am. WI "" 1nlerv1ew Bro.,,·n later told reporters en by lllomas Ramsley Pear-from the accident scene on confe rence \\'edn• •(J.11 ed on television at !O·l'.> pm 2 38 F'l s "'-'"r didn't make any dec1-son , 1, of I ov.·er t , vvs-Pacific Coast i~ighway near Tele\'ision KH!"\ .I I '.!·» PDT Thursday :ugh! o~·tr ~ion .. Bur he added "'C have ta Mesa. ~·ho was crushed to Rh•erside Avenue to boat 3 p.m.: K'.'IXT 1 ~· 1 ~H p m. KJIJ -TV She v.·111 ti(' 11uc~- death in the >A'r~kage docks on the Lido channel. in-KABC !71 5-.1 ''.II r> •1• tioned by .Joseph Ncwn1an and to kn''"' pretty ~oon It lakes "lie didn"t leave us much d1cating the: missing suspect ' Radio ; K!\X .1 '.'d ti.. 'I 1-1 JO William Haddad nf thf' ~"" 3 lnni: tinie Ill !f'Ount a C"am· to go on." 5;rid Sgt. Donald i lSet! CLUf.S. Paro!) p.m.; KAB C 111 ·1 pm York fl('rald Tnbunr pa:~n .. II(' 111dicatrd rhat no one fron1 thf' n('mocrat1c 'Q,. I ~,,.• :•·' High Cos t of Dying Pre-Need Planning Growing rank.~ 1~ •t•r\ "<'JI kno"n·· tn n1;ikf' !hf' nH'f' tor thr Si>n :it•• ~(';l! tf f-:nclr h;i< lo ho" nlJt l',rn"n '"1!1 !w J)l/l!111Prl !n ·n1•rt 1\1lh ,\Ir• ~:ni.:h· ;11 ;. :lO 1 .. 111i.:h1 ,ind 111 Ii.no" llf'tlt't ~ftt·1 I t:•lk ~·11h hrr " Thf' ~v1c1 I !n1nn ha~ n1adP its first offlc1al 01 f'rhu • 10 1 · .S. for purchast> of wheat. Pali(e 3. PhnlOJ?raph shows \'1cl :'\'<im Buddhist priest on firr 1n ~<1uar!' of Sa1i;:on '1xlh 1n four months. r1111• 4 f/11,a r f Pr ... ,,,.,,.,,, I rged Pti'Stdenl of stair C"o!legr~ 11rge ~ ~ta1r -...,·1dc ai1C1n11"n "t r111a nrr ~\·~1cn1 1n~1cad of sen1t'sltr\-P-.• :;_ ,.,,,,,,,.,. ''''''fl'' .l\tn11d" Th,. h•i.:t>11rl:irv \; Y \":ink!'"'' had 111<'11 1111..J CT r·orlrr!. h111 nn1 "1rw•1I 01 11 111 \\nr!r! ~r1·11•, Scl' ~flf'r1 ~ 12-1 \ IX Ill·::\ l :\SIDJ: J0 EATUllES ., IJl11!uarit's 1 Leslie Royol Alle:i and his wif'f: Blanche May . who listea a current Pasaden<1 address. ,.!,::-";;.1 ":""~ ~ :=': ... ~ ... ": taking business ts fierce lt 1geste<l son1t•t/1.·•. '" t:arned ge1 1n1(lt1cd 1n till\ ••111111• ' aid they lert the key in th<' 0~11111•" T1111 • .,...,,., ,... ot.1lT l~ads to "·hat has been tern1· 1ahou! Jess1ea \J .~·, I author vrrsv ... he 1\('rll 1•11 Y1111 ~''1 II(' .... 11d h1• \\Ollh.I l1kr 10 •\'(' a 11u•t111·.1\ rrpnrt " iJn En _:I.-h11 1 1111ntcd 01u t that !111 ~ I• \t•r1· ll1fhcull .. 11ua- '1 n•1 J,.r Iii{· "'naToi ', \\lfr !';,\1fO!!ll!'l \f'"' 1 ·1a~~1!1rd CQnllC'' Ei11lnr1;1l- F1nan1·1 17-~I! nrance Cn11n1 .v ' ,., "•c1at \'nl r~ '1. Jn · k I th ~•lOT ••• ""'*'.,Y 1"'.,...""' 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'"<N• ••""""or· " un Y ~ owmans 1p Y n e . 1111' '·' rnou.2h tronhlr 11111111111: 11•111 tire<! r.1onday nt:{h: "'"" ......... •• '~" <• ... •111 .. sorne \\'ho feel that rnort1e1ans 1 Death " ".111·11 • • ·ih1ni.; in·· As they slepl. the burglar :.'!.~":.".,;::."'"""· ""' "" ..,,.,. pre,v upon the puhlir 1n thr1r 10 the tw~l--••l• •J:•Jry ""'" hu~inr ,< 11 1111"111 111 +ir .pr.rrntly '"pt 1nlo tneb hour of ~orro" ,\1 1~~ ~li l lui<I •i!lrnt of ltt run !hf' h11 -1nr•• ul ... 1111 • Ry Lt:.'\ \\'A<ONt:Jl h 1 1 · room in the 0r1•;.in I-rein! 1.(lCal unclf'rlakC'r~ "hn ha1·f' Brrkf'll'V I< .. r. l\C n · ur.1· r 'f Hot.el, !206 \\' :-'acif!t· (oa~t Tht>re are a gro.,.·ing num-follnwerl• :1 ,;,.,., lllR:hway. and looted Allens ber of mortki.an.!i v.·00. in hi,llh cost of dying tn the "honi. l'n111 , adn111er "''ho r1•!us1•d r,1 ho 1111,,11 1 d,. wallet of $.1.SO COOp<'rallon v.·ith funeral SO· DA ILY PILOT .,..ere inclined •ii .\doll l hH,.: tlared The coupll' >A'hO 11 st e d c1ettes' o~ on their OY.'n. ar(' today to duck a discu.~sion of "I undrr~l«"·l 1.• a r;.it, II •11u 11 ... 1 "•!ll•·•I 1 .. 1" Their occup;Hioo 3~ dorr.e~-encouraging . pre-nt>ed plan · the suhjeC1 or 10 tum the hlr-rnu~t·r ,,., ml)('f of l;or :iii.nit 1! 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I , 1963 B" Due On Gym At NHHS lliJi!h school trustees ire 11chedulqd to call for bid1 10- n1eht cwi renovilt1on of the I boy5' ~uium at :'i•wpor1 I lf1 rbofij.ugh School. but •d· " ' mln1stralve delay9 at Ule 111ra1" level n1ay OOld up Ow Jnh tor another two '>1-'ecks !'.tax Russell. super1nte11· f1rn1 o{ the Newport ll<;rbor 1 nH'lfl 'lilgh School District,! ~aid the district lt 1111a1Un;: tor ~al ftf Uw rert0va· tinn Pl•n~ by the Stall" Di· \·1~1!'\n of Arch1tf!l..·turr one of rwn state agencies required tn cheek school b t1 1 I d l ng "i!•ns . Ruasell 1a1d high i.chool tru1tee1 I re expected tu 1d- ve rt1sf' for bids a:. soon a~ llflnr<l\'al 1s forthcoming . n1e renova.lion job j5 sched- uled !or l'<>mpletiOP by Sep- lrmbc r 19&-I at .an astunated / c11s1 m 1279,IXX>. Rus•~ll hi· j rl 1taled contractors m's)' ~ l tl•rd pressed to fllliltl the I jnb 1n time for the opcniDJ j "r school next year u.nless 1 contractl ca.n be Jet IOOll. • • &ACK TO SCHOO\. -Gerhardt E1kcr1nann. principal of Newport Jl•rbor Hi gh Sc.hool. put Mr5. O~·en J ohnson. Mrs. Chancf' St Armour and Mrs. \VaJter ("har;irnza !from left) through the ir pacf'.s as the1· prepare for Thursday's "back In .~chool '" night. All three Marbor Area high ·si·hools will lhrow open !heir door.~ In paren!i:; '>I-ho w;1n1 a first-hand look at scho<il pro1:rams High I Schools Hold CLUES • • 'Night' for Parents I ucation Booms ·on, Coast;"· By l'llAHLt:S II. LOOS P u b I i c school educ1tion from kindergarten through junior 0011•8" on lhfl Or11.nfle Coast will 1·os1 taxpayers niore than S:!.1 million t h i s y<!ar . CM Gives 'Home' To School Tht B1·1cker-"'ard college preparatory has finally found a homt - in Costa J\tcsa. Supp o rttd by unani- mous approval of the Costa Mesa Cit y Coun cil f..1onday, I the achool is ready to begin operations at 15!1 Roche1ter St It was thr end of 1 long, That 's the grand total nf opc:rating budget• tor lhe eight school dlstricts serving Huntine ton S.aeh, Fot1nt1in Valley, Costa Mesa and New· port Beach t'ew property owners It re •.t•;~ ..... J f ,,,t t .. likely to pay taxes In aU eiJbl di1trict.1. but the total figure makes one thing clear -flUblJe edue•lion 1lona the Orange Coast ls big busi- ness. In contralt lo the 1<:hool !Ii· • • urf', operating budget.I fnr munJctpal cow:rnmtnt 1n th• same four cities total about tI3 mllliMI. or •illhUy ll'IOt"I than half of the amount budgeted for school oper•- Uon1. M,• b"TUOENTS Another lndicaUon ot l ft t 1lJe 1nd tc0pe of public edu- e1Uon on the Oran&• Cout LI tbl numbu ol 1tud.it.1 cur- Rntly enrolled In • r • • &ehools. 1'be total, lndudinc l ,lll'.I: part-ti.rnl 1tudenta lllf'Oll.cl In eveniftl claue1 •l 0 r • n I e Cout Collea•. 11 •bout 61,aoo. only a.ooo ~u than the cur- rent PQPUhltion ol lht city o! Cotta Me... Jn Co.ta Mesa alone, on. of •Wry 1lr rul· dt:nta 11 1n alementary achoo! atudtnt The '23 million budcet tota 1 for ~la doet not lncluM anUcipated erpendlture1 for m • j o r 1ehool conatrucUon projflct.s. Md five dlstrlcta-FountaJn Valley elementary, Hu ntlnl- ton Beach hl&h school, Oce8n View elementary, Co1ta Meu dementary and N t w p o r t Beach elementary -will u:k voters thia OM:al year to •P- prove more than MO mlWon worth of bond.a and ltate Joans for future school conitructlon. f unds for lhl' Job were Lr>-llarbor :\rea hii n sthO(u~ • Ioli: traJJ of n1unicipal trav . j all& for Bricker-Ward off). n1 lght have bttn hadl,v ln-ciala who for v.·eeks were !Utf'd. shunted from one hearing to As a result, hospitals and a.not.her Jn Nev.·port Beach, the .\'t'\\'porl Harbor I n1011 t·hn1cs throu&Mut the county only to be turned away by 1 Property owner• in tM four e<>mmUlllUes will 1.t 10me help In maettna achoo! u - penae1 from fellow tarpayers in surroundin1 cities. <'luded In the SSA million I will lhrov.· open their ciours bond issue passed by district \Q paren.~ Thursday !or !he 1963 edJt100 of '"b,at k to \()l f'r~ 111.i ye•r sc tiont" n1.1t"hl ~i·hedu!N'.I t>1 f'rom Pagr I BBC • • • ha\'f' tn ~o before tht \Olers for approval at the polls. Art Slunr Set Opening For Oet. 23 !lii;fh &·hoot 1)1stnrt I "ed t '·h I were a e. • o wa...: or per-city btlilding inspector after The obrervance. an annual , sons seeking treatment for un-affair. w1J! fel\ture 11 moc k . . winning a reluctant C I t y school day for parents this explained accident 1111uries. CounciJ vote. yl"ar Parents "''1ll v111; c!as~-Investigators said there Tht school, an Institution BIG DISTRICT rooms. foUov•mg abbrt>\'J::tt-"''as only a forlorn hope that designed to prepare a maxi-The Oranae Co•sl Junior ed \'t rs1ons of cla~• ~cJ,edules the SUSJ>H'l rema.tned in the mum of 20 "gifted" scholars College District, for example, regularly followccl by 1he1r areil too b dJ in ' eJ l for college studies, wu forced ertends into Seal Beach and 1•oungsters. · a. Y Jur 0 to ~k headquarters else-Westminster, as does the School officials said 1he dis-make lood hi& escape. They where v.·hen It s pr 0 p 0 8 e d Huntington Beach Union High tn ct-\l'Jde progr.11m \I ll! &11·e have searched every poesH>le building at 900 w . Balboa School Oiltrlct. Olhe.r a id parents an Of}/>OM Ur.!ly to hkhng place along the bay Blvd. was judged "unfit." v.·ilJ come from state school fa1nil 1ar11..e lheniselves with front. So It was moved to Costa Fi nd F • __ _.. apportionments. area high schools. to nieet "'If h l r Meu, where it won the quick renaan a Mc-iauS The eight school districts ieachers and to get rir~:-ha nd e sto e 1 rar rom endorsement of the City ~· h I ch serve }funtlngton In a prepareJ presentation, 11'!# BBC's StE'VeflS prormed fnur allernalive1 for 1p<11rt· mrnl rtdevtlopment on \ht leasehold land. kn O'>l'ledge abou! 1ns1ruct1on-1 thi! area -and several have Pl•nnlng Commi!slon • n d Ne-wport Bead! Fire Mar5hal W. C. "Bill" Noller Beach. Fountain Valley, Co!'i- An art sho"''· tilled Artist al progran1s been reported at.ole n -he Monda y. th' approval of th~ "''On a pair of young admirers today as he erpla.in-la Mesa and Newport Beach a! Craftsman-Crafuman as At Corona drl \!ar lil&h 1 ... ·ou.ld hc1d b8ck fOI' Los An-C1ty Council ed workings ol a fire engine to Laura Handershot, employ about 2,756 persons, Art.i!t," and featuring ... ·ork School and Costa ~l;'la ll igh l gele5," said Sgt Burdsall. "We'r, going to 1 tar 1 I 726 Santane.lla Terr., and Elliott Crooke, 2901 Har-of whom 1.808 are teachers. l.\LOi\tt: TOLIJ by top Southl1nd creators. 1s School , the even1nC s act1v!-,. , classes 1omorrow," said Mrs. 1 bor View Hills. NoHe-r and Engine Company 5 d e--Included Jn this flg\Jre ar• Reuininr: only the la-year on tap for Harbor Area resi-Iles will get under way at · fhen wed have trouble, Gary Brown . jubilant Brick-monsitrated equipment to kindefiarteners at Har· a b o u 1 175 part·time inslnlc· ltaiw, Stevens said the city's 1 dent s Oct 23 th rough Dec 8 7 30 p.m '>1-'ith general n ee!-'·Jn the cue of a homicide, er-Ward principal, foUowlna: bor View School as part of this ~ek's Fire Pre· tors who teach e v en in g 111come could be increased 1t lhe Ba lboa Pavilion Gal-1ngs in the bo ys' gymnasium "'e're left "''ith • motive lo the. council's Monday nli:ht J vention Week program. cla1ses at OCC. Sl 3 million if scve.n-1tory \try at each school. lhr1p our tnvestlgallon. In an action. ·1i-u be wonc!erful to -If you ow n property in any 11panments. requiring a \'ari-Assembled bv Coron& del Al Sewport Harbor lhgh accidelll, ~·e have none ·· open our doors_" of the four cilies, you are pay- a"c". '>1-'0Uld be allowed In-Mar a rt i s I Otxtra Frank· School. parents will l)f" asked I -I ing taxes in at feast thrrw come would bt Sl.008.00J on I el, th4' ~how 11 sponsorfil by to ,.!llart their mock school Pcanon, a first-year •tu--From Poge I school district.a _ your local fl vt slQry apartmenta wJth , the Fine Arts Patrons of New· day promptly at 7:15 p.m .. dent at OCC, wa.!l driving a elementary district, pJui a no 1ari-.nce needed. port ffarbor It featu res me-the~ to.assemble in !hf' school 11960 foreign sedan west on ScholarShiJJ ffJGH COST OF DYING high school di11trict •nd lhe On a 50-year least:, requir· dia ranging lrom fabric to auditorium f~r a bn er pro-Pacfic Coast Highway •boul Orange Coast College district. in" the l~v. ear extension. in· plastics and steel. gram a t 9· l:> p.n1 S The folio 1 b "d " Although the back to Sl·hool 4 a.m. unday _ 'The su~pcct's W print the whole lruth. l have l ities. wn1 rea. 0"71 come would go up by S2 2 Mrs Frankel. hl'rself rel.:· tbo d ed • i"nner·s provides a capsule picture or m1ll1on for fi ve-story units and ognizcd her work in ceram-programs are desig'lf'.l pn -eas un car veer over no comment." . "In theSt cases. an owntr the eight Orange Coast school f l II million for scvt n story ics. stllined glass and cnam-madly for parents .,.. ho~ e the C...Urline and crashed One of hrms '>11lich has 1 d · h districts " I l St ·d I I k f .'0<l1Jn"!i1"rs •'• c••rren1l." •l· h•od .. " Into p.,,,00 A been so ~·1dely nubJicized 1n cannot ri ve. 1 earst:, or .. e1e opmen . e\'ens sa1 e s. 1s a so no'>l·n or sue-.. ~ " ,,_ " ... d ··~ b I bod I Stevens suggested th' df'· cessful art sho ... s sht ha.~ or-\endini;! Harbor Area high It then bounced back over llUOllJl(•C book s and magazi~s as a l!'ven em 8 in 1 y, Th s C 0 ST A MESA UN ION \'lopmcnt cotlld bt arranged gan1icd schools. the programs ~re a safety divid~. ()Vtr the /paragon of the. undertaking drives prices up. SCJIOOL DISTRICT: •n oper· throui:;h formation of a sub-Ceramicist .Jerry Hothman open 10 all interested resi-curb and ripped out a chain Two top winners in Ricl1·1 ~1sines.s l i•p F,o"h'h' hLawn "We have serv1Cf,s starting alOti~ buddget of,$4.180 millll. on . llidi1ry corporation with sale will ass ist her with the show, dents. it'tlool noffic ial ~ f!m-linlc fenet! at I boat-buildinjt; ard's 1963 5 t h ola rs h j p "emoria ar • w IC as a under $200 In price, and we ,......, itu enls n 'emen - 111 stock h•ndline installation of a r t phasizf'd lirm Sweepstakes were annouoced branch cemetery at Cypress. offtr four service• for under tary schools, 556 employea: i"· pieces in the gallery Pearson was pinned tightly today by 0 . w. "'Dick" Rich-For e _s l Lawn, strangely l500. eluding 360 ttacher1. NO DEAL Top nan:e artists' whoSt in the wreckage d his sedan. ard. president or Richard 's enough, is a supp:>rter of .fu -"We offer a service, to help F 0 UN TA IN VALLEY Thf' council foursome blunt-work "'·ill be displayed Include "'rftlll Pngf" I Coroner's de put i e 1 pro-Lido Shopping Centl'r. ~eral pr~-arrangement, which people. We do no selling. We SCHOOL DISTRICT· an oper-:~n~~~~, ~ t:~d~~o~~~ c~h~ metal sculptor Peter Voulkos. noun~ him dead at the Both Terry Moran 17. of ~e:ori~e~ie~?evsoca~': 1 cbh let them choose lheir caskets ating budget of Sl.5 million, aluminum sc ulptor. Jan de BRADEN scene . . 212 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle and bring us the ca.rd." l.400 studenlll In four e\emen-Jamt resuH as tond ominium S\\'art. wood i:arvrr Robert • • • An autopsy conducted Sun· and Charlerie Nelson, ~. d have cropped up around the ----tary 1chool1, 103 employes, in- rfevelopment. Crcmean. and i:eramicist Al-day showed Pearson died of 1507 Clubh<luse A\'e . Newport co~nlr~-.. . eluding 65 t.eachers. Lorem attacked the idea bcrt King ha\'e the ri ght lo 1 fa ir hear-a lleart laceration. or crushed Beach, won S250 scholarships . ':l~ fac~ it . f s:.1d Fred{ f>Cl!:AN V 1 E W SCHOOi. because he ><iid 11 "'·ould 1\-1ore than 70 exhibitors arc ini;: .. cht>st. He also 1ust.ai~ se· to the college of their choice eric .~we yn ° 0 re 1 Bi" g Defense Io 1 s T c T m'an a "nat payn1l'nt" to _ .. I had said 1ha1 tcal'h1ng vere !lead injuries. ~foran, a senior At Mater l..J'>l-'TI . \Ve fear dca~h : we • RI : a n optrat- thc city with no provision for so f;ir rcpr,scnted in tht six· the thcorv of evolut1.::on did n-01 Services are under the ar-Dei High School. Sant• Ano. run f~om 1t. .. everything but ing budget of $2.2 million. 6.· increastd 1ncomt to match ~·eek .~ho~·in2 seem to Tne a denial of GoJ." rangement of Westclif! Chapel i! the eldest of se~n child· face it and make simple de--Bill Ok d 1 700 stud,nts In nine elemen- fut ure inflationary pressures -"I had publicly dlsputed Mortuary, Costa Mesa. l rt'n of Or. and Mrs E. T c1~!ons a~u.t 11 . . aye tary 1cbools, 2SOemployes in- in th" economy 1hl' a~.~t'rtton that our stat~-Rosary will ~ rec i 1 e d ~foran parents of the lvrgest There 1sn t anythrng wrong eluding 200 teachers ·we also object becau~ f 't•f•tfl PagP l ~~lcc!ed textbooks c~~ta1n l'hunday 11 7 Pm. at St. fam ily' on l..ido. with th~ funeral indu~try that WASHINGTON (UPI ) NEWPORT BEACH ELE- "''il h least or c<KJp apart-ton1.:nunlst propaganda J?achim·s Catholic ChW"Ch :'ttis.s Nelson, the daug~tl't l \\'Ouldn l be sol.ved 1f An:ier-The House today approved a MENTARY SCHOOL DIS- mrnt,. perhaps 200 or JOO peo-CRASH -I had disputed t he ul l1· 1 Wllh mass to be suna: Friday of :-.lr~. Nidene Nelson. was Jeans \\OUld face the subject "no letdo11o·n" defense spend· TRICT: an operating budge! pie ... ould then havt a vested • rnalc wisdom .of D,r .~1axwell at g a.m. Interment will fol-I graduated last June from i squarcly. shop a nd compare. ing bi ll -second largest in of S2.5 mill.ion, 4,662 studenu 1nterr~I to pressure for C<ln· R;iffcrty. Cal1,orn1.!I ~ ne'>l·ly low at the Good Shepherd Orange Coast College She and n1a ke dec1s1ons and ar-peacetime history The mens-in seven schools. 309 em· linuat1on of th• city's lease," work. carpenters \!.'err fish· ~lc~Cl<'d su ~nntendcnt oi put)-Cemetery, Jlunt.Jngton Beach plan~ to go to Lonp: Beach rangt"ments in •dv1ncr of ~rt' would p rovid~ M7.2 bil-ploy's including 204 teachers. 1.orenz explained. "Thi& be-1 in& plinks out of the back l1t· :n~truct 1on. He is survived by hi• par· Stlttf' College to ... ·omnlcte noed lion to keep Amenca in fight-1 b. "'ff r .. d . r 1-. IUNT INGTON B E Ac II r:on1f's a 1g w ,.r,,ncc rom )' an measurin& th'm or Braden said !hat h.. ap-ents. ~r. and Mr8 . Wi!fretl work on her degrtt in bu st· "If l'\'ery undertaker in lnli! trim SCI 00 11"1 m1nation of a club's lease anc.ther railinli! which had to prov<'d nf much of 11o·ha1 Dr ( Pearson. 381 Flo..,·er St , nf'~s adminiltrati<ln America .... ou!d adopt the 'fhe roll call \Olf' "''as 3.15 1 • . 1 L DISTRI CT: an oper- ! r "f'r 1hf' co-op plan. the city I be built before nightf11!J Raffe-rt y sa id ahout basi..: ed· Costa Me!a. two brolher3. Shr \\'as nominated for lhE" Sl'U-seled1on plan used by lD '.l. ating budget of SJ.5 million, \lfltlld he-ren1ovini,: people Traffic Si::t Donald Hurd· uca!ion " The haH!e bct11o•ecn Airman first class Gerald A. ~ehola rship by her IO-yea ~.1 ~·ore~t . La.,\'n, a consumer Thr bill 00'>1' ~oes bac k to 1 2·~28 students in two elemea- frnrn 1hr1r ho mes·· saJJ s;1 id 1hr main problo.:111 them ~ta rted . he s11id. '>I hen Pearson. stationed in (;er-old ~ister, .Joan. who knew '>l·ouldn t h•n·e to 11o·orry al>aut the Senate for final concur· tary lichools, 17! employes in - 1.Qrfnl 1a1d approval of Involved in avoiding ICt'i· he L'hal1en~ed Rafferty's c<tll many. Ric hard \Vilfred Pear-ho"' inuch Charlene want<'ri sales pressure. and much of rence ~·hich '>l'OUld send it eluding J()IJ teachers. ~ui h an <irr;in~e n1enl ~·nu ld dent 5 0 11 the trtaCh<'rous for patriot ic "1ndoctrination" son. ol the hornl' and a ~Isler . to finis h her education the unlrt1e and unfortunate along to the \Vh ite House HUNTINGTON BEACH Ur-i'- hi-1\ 1ni: the hands of future bridge is educating dri\'rrs to ' during Ratfert ~··~ e t cc l 1 n n :'11rs. Patricia Llzarrarras, of '.\1riran's name ,va3 subn1it . 1 picture of the funeral director The only "no" votes in !he ION II I G H SCHOOL DIS· cit' • nun1·t1 ~ ils dan,l!l'r campaign last yf'ar 1\.1 1l>,1·a ukec. \Vise 1.-d hv his mother. as a greedy ghoul '>l'Ould dis-!louse were by Reps_ Bruce TRICT. an operaUn& buda:et -appear " ''I g er. H·Te!t., Alvin E. of $3.7 milllon , 6:nJ student.5 LlC'>l'Cl!yn 1s the son-in-Jaw O'Konskl , fi.\\'is., and Thom· in two schools ia third c!OS(!d of Dr. Hubert J--:aton, founder as B. c .urtis. 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Informed sources said last night tbls apparently repre- sented the first direct word from the Russians that they want to purchase U.S. wheat. Previous Russian overtures have been made, through pur-j chasing agent.I, to private , American wheat traders. ' High adm.inlstratlon sources believe that a presidential de-' cision on the sale may come within the next day or 10 or, Red ReputatiOn Hurt Chinese Latin A<·t iuities V 11der Fire J.ONOON I ll!PI l -The So\ 1el I 'nion is accusing C'ommtmist China of trying rn hurt Russia's "good reputation" In A.s14, Africa, and Lat.m America, 1t was disclosed today. An official Soviet pam • phlet being ciroulated by :"Jovosti, the Soviet press agency, severely attacks the Chinese for attempts to undermine Moscow's position and prestige in the underdeveloped nation!. It char~8 that Westem · colonialists and the Ch1- nese critics of Soviet policy appear on the &ame side of the fence'' in the struggle for the emerging nations. The disclosure followed a N'port t h at Comrouni!lt China 1s trying to atTange its c1v1uan air traffic rout- ings U1rough the British colony of Hong Kong to avoid flying over the So· viet llruoo. Both moves were sign., that the Mos· cow-Peking split is widen- ing. The Soviet pamphlet, pub- lished in English. accusefi the Chinese of "trying to set the socialist count.riN and the nations of Africa, Asia, and Latin America against each other.'' The Soviets fear Chlne!'I!' competition the most in these Meas, where the Chinese can st.reM the fact that they are a non-white race, unlike the Russian~ and Westem t'Olonial pow- er~. Mosco\\ <:ailed ~ill "ra- cialism and hidebound na- tionalism '', Soviet achievements In the developing nations, the pamphlet s a id, ''reveal the utter untenability of the contentions that the Soviet Union has lessened its support for the peoples ol Africa. Asia, and Lat.in America." ''In their t>fforts to sully the Soviet Nation's ~ood reputation in Asia, Africa. and LatJn America. t he leaders of the Communist party of Chma also claun that the USSR is oot to 'exploit' the peoples of those rontinenL~ ... 1t added. :;;;s th:eei:_test, at the end of Red Defector Birmingham DAILY fOILOTIH•WS.l'Rl!H Tues., Oct. I , 1963 3 Ben Bella To Smash Rebellion The adm.lnlstratlon's fallur" I ALGIERS !L'Pll _ Presi- thus far to obtain bipartisan I A k A ] K • Pl U congressional backing for the s s sv um zng ans n uue dent Ahmed Ben &Ua sajd move, plw a reluctance to .I 'O today be will mass 100,000 Al· appear to be chasing after 1 J F gerians if necessary "t.o the possibUity of a Russian I n ormosa smash" the great Kabylia re- sale, were believed lo be d'" D 0 n 8 t r a t ,· 0 n volt. IUl'I T_,_,•I !'=LAMING PROTEST -A young Buddhist monk sit.s erect as flames engulf him laying President Kennedy's TOKYO ( L'PI 1 -Com mu e m Ben Bella. who tn the pa~ decision. . nist Chinese defector Chou has pledged nPver to use th• during public suicide in Saigon market square Saturday. It was the sixth such suicide in less than four months in the continuing dispute between Buddhists and government. lf such 1s the case, the Rus-1 M •1 tcnl Al __ ,_ d led for ,,_,5 aft army against the Algerian sians have rrmoved at le.asl 1 Hong-<'hing toid Japanese po-1 BIRMING• A · ·"'a ( ' 1 em~':.~= ~ tnal ~f thr~ people, said his government part of the roadblock by mak-j lice today he asked {or politi· -Dr. Martin Luther Ki.ng Jr. white men arr~ted by police in future "will assume Its tf''- ing the first ~fiiciaJ move to-cal asylum at the Soviet em-today bei.lan p~tting the ma-investigating racial bomb~gs s.ponsibilities'' ~ _quell rebel· OBITUlBIES ward a possible sale. I bassy in order t~ gel to Na· ch.lnery m motion to back up here. They were charged with , llous Berber d1ss1<ients. The wheat situation was I lionallst China not Russia. ; his threats or "bigger than the misdemeanor of ille.ital Hi> told a cheering crowd MILLER. William Andrew TI. M Nb Arr• ~nfused somewhat . by con·, Ch d ed to police ever" demonstratjoos il ttw ~e.ssion of dynamite. nf '.l,000 persons in the sta me U Ives Oicting reports on 1ust bow ou surren er . K. · "task force" whi(•h dium at Bougie that his gov-21. 1510 E. Ocean l''ront. • ' badly Russia needs wheat. th.i~ morning. They w • re C'\ty does _not bow tn Negro led ing s of . the largest pro-ernment had proof the couo- Balboa. Survived by par-Agriculture Secretary Orville waiting for him whPn hi' dese~es;ratinn df'mand~. t tssomm~dlern btStory here ter rrvolutinn was linked wiUl ents. Mr. and Mrs. William T lk Li I N• L Frrmanbu who ~oi! walked out of the Soviet em· 1---l~ spring planned a' "non foreign pints Andrew Miller; slst~r. Mary a s tt e 1cer !a~~:8o~ :~ala ~t the So-ba,sy, Whl're ht had sought • • '1 vmlent workshop" thls aft.er· "\.\'e Will mobi.li.ie !00.lm Allan Miller. Services Wed.. viet grain crop had suffered reru~e yesterday shortly be· DomtDl""aDS noon. and the Southern 111te-~genans 1! n.ecessary m vtg. because of poor weather this for .. the technical delegation ~--'-gration l~der was to ~ddress ilance committee! to 1maah 10 a.m. at Baltz Mortuary NEW YORK I UPl)-M.me crtticum of lJ S poUcies of. year f h. h h . te te another mass rally tonight. lhi~ counter rt>volution.. be, Corona de! Mar Chapel, N o Dinh .Nbu brimmin . fie and n~men in ' her But recentl ln Moscow So-' or w ic e was tn rpre r \ D The worlulhops and mass gajd. Rev. Melvin Taylor official· wfcti oonfidmce 'but alightl~ ~ ha heJ.....t k vtet Preml~ N jk it a S. wa, sche_duled . to fly back to efilOllStra te meetings were launching pads "The only sort of dialoguf' lng. Entombment Pacific conciliaory arrived lUt country ve t""" ma e Khruabcl\ev hinted publicly Communist China. I \for-tlhe demonstrati?ns ~ A.It Ahmed and El Had) u.n View Mausoleum. Ba l t % night for a fmee.weet vhtt to her controvenrial, aaid she that the Ruaat.ana might not I It> is being held for Inv es-SANTO DOMINGO, (UPI) April and May m wh.i.ch King derstand ts the dialogue or the lJmted States with bopea came ben '1o tee you and to need tc purcb.ase any more Uga~on ?f violation. of the !-The ou1iawed national ..,. and more ~ 2.~ ottler ~ machlne-gun," he said. Mo~ Cqrona dd Mar of improving her own tnu.;ge try to understand why we wheat after all. This was tak· l'!'m1gra~on law. since his sembly climaxed an outbreak persons wei:-e Jailed JO march· pointing t.o the mounta.rn~ directors. Nam government •. 1 f 1 dUe d 1 and I believed they .had b 0 ugh t government 1 n d 1 cat e d he here early tod1iy by demand-with fire ho.ses and police Col. M~hand Ou El Harli LARSEN. Elden Lyle, 43 • 371 MfM. Nhu, whose sharp 1 i-... atee .... deepol y. enough wheat from Canada would f>{'obably be permit-ing the immediate restora-do~. . , have their counter revolution West Wilson, Costa Mesa. / '""""' Ule en my stay I and Australia to m~t their terl to go to Formosa. I.Jon of "constitutional order" "If the c on d It 1 on s that ary headquarters. Survived by wife, Jacque-Uiat I may know," .!he said. 1 needs. The Soviets wa~hed lhelr -presumably meaning the brought on the dynarruting Ben Bella spoke for 15 min· line; b r 0 th e r s, Golden, • There was 801Tle. mrong j Alter his st.ltement, l' s.1 bands of the m!tter. w~en j return of ousted ex-President 1 and .the d~ath of four beauti-utes and frequently wai; 1n hi gt U S Cu lS I congressional .o~J><>sition to officials, uncertaln 811 to So-they learned of .Chou. s wish , Juan Bosch. ful ~e giru are not changed terrupted by the wild cherr- Royd, both of Was n on; • • Mme. Nbu's VlSll v1et intentions. decided to take to go to the Nationalist Chi· I A communique d id not uyl we will put on our walking Ing of the crowd. He has sairf Oean. Blaine, Kenneth all ~· Stephen M. Young, D· the initiative to the extent of I nese. . where -or whether -the shoes and .. de:mon~ate all he will not use tht Algerian of West Covina; sisters. Viet Nam ~hio, told the Senate that her quietly SO\.lndiog out tbe Rus-Tbt Nationalist c h In~ s e I assembly had met or how over town, King said. army a~afost the rebels anrt Mrs. Rada Voigt, West Co-v1sa S'hould be cancelled and 1 s1ans t h r o u g h diplomatic embassy began negotiations many of its memben were "Birmingham is ttie temple I his speechf'S are belie\·N1 vina; Mrs. Wanda Riach, ''she should be compelled lo channels. They wanted to find with the Japanese foreign of-J present for s-egregation," he said. part of a plan tn put down Minn. Services Thurs., 11 A1•d Funds le~.ve the country." out. in the face of Khrush-fice tod.ay for Chou's release/ An undisclosed number of/ "We must turn on trhe tem· tht rising by force of nvr r - Let .her slander u~ fTOm I chev's cryptic statement, and said the Japanese gov-persons were inJured yester-pie.'' I whelming popular politir .... 1 a.m.. at Baltz Mortuary . , her native land or any other whether the Russians wanted ernment should "respect the day wtten police clashed with Charle8 Cagle. 22. R F: 1 opinion. Chapel, Costa Mesa . Inter·• SAIGON t UP I 1 -The l1rul-country,. .~t not from 011r to buy wheat. wishes of Mr. Chou from a "student" demonstrators at Chambli.M, 59, both whitPS , "In the nt-ar future wP "11/ ment Pacific View Memo· 1 ed States h.as s~pended. nea~-own soil. Young ~id . SOUNDlNC humanitarian standpoint." the university here. The in-with Ku Klux Klan back·/ assume our responsibiliti,.~ 'al Park Baltz Mortuary ly '12 mlllion romme!'CiaI aid Rep. Silvo O. Conte, R.· 1t waa ~lieved the sound· The fact that Chou was It er i or ministry announced grounds. and John ffajl, J6. all our responsibUitles, in thP ri · d' t J>.8Yme.nts to South Viet Nam Mass .. c~le<l her "a thorn ing out was done by former choosing Nationalist China Ja~t night that 6.5 arrested were to 1(0 on trial in city rt'-facP of the counter revnl11· Co3ta Mesa irec ors. 1 smce the AU:gom crackdown m the fight for democracy US Amb • d Ll 11 took somt of th,. political r1otel'S included "10 univer-corders court on the dynamitP tinn." he said on the Buddhists and is con· around the world.". He de-w· Th assa or thew~Jin sfgnlficance 0111 of hi~ art. sity students. 19 li t u dents charges. "The izovernment anrl fh,. GIFFORD, Frank, 84 · 440 siderin~ further cots, inform-n_ounced her as an "1~spon-~ artomp~~n, ~~ e So~ which wu fir~! bt>lil'vPd con-from other schools and :J6 Conviction for violation nf Pf'Ople 1rnanimousl.v will sav Bernard St., Costa Mesa.: ed sources sa.id here yester-sible, aJTOgant woman who . i ;;~n 5 a er Ron . nected with the current dis-1 known agitat.nrs for <Bosch'8 I the city ord inancf's could rr-1 no· ln djvis1onists so a~ to al Survived by son, Thurston 1 day. .~~ !114e ~~ents .that .~re ~~lo~a~:stn a;:sn~~~sian ! put e betw,.rn Communist D nm in i can Revolution-suit in $100 fines and 180 days low thr socialist revolution r.tfford Estes Park Colo.: . ~ P.lan to furth~r redu.ce vicious Y an.ti·1 er~~~:.. ,,_ Several cabinet members China anrt thP Sovif't t 'nion. 1 ary Party.'' , in Jail to contmuP its lmf)l't11~ ' ' · . aid J.S aimed at forcing pollti-The suter·Ul· aw "' ....... u. ... , I -----------niece, Gertrude Michel·, cal reforms fTom tile govein· Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh have backed Ute sale of sur· wajll!, Costa Mesa. Services rnent of President Ngo Dinh I Diem addressed a crowd of p_lus ~.S. w~eat to the Rus· Wed .. 11 a.m. at Bell-Broad-[ Diem. the eources said. It is about 100 news me .n a~d SJans, including Freeman anc1 · rted now under consid-photographers at ldlewild air-Commerce Secretary Luther way Mortuary Cha~.1• .Dr . ~tion in Washington. port alter leaving ttie jeUio-H. Hodges. Undersecretary o( Ewing Hudson offtc1ating. I The payments suspended 1 er she and her pretty daugh-State George W. Ball also has Interment Harbor Rest Me· 1 si.nce Aug. 21 . when Buddhist I ter, Le Thuy, 16, took from spoken in favor of the salP morlal Park. Bell-Broad· leadeni were arrested and pa· Paris. . . . 1.f sue~ a s~le is approvrd Mortuary directors. , godas closed, covered. aid to I Speaking lf1 Enghsh. Mme. it 1s believed tl would be for way imports. This orogram costs Nhu said that because she dollars and gold. The .Johnson TIMMERMAN Sadie 79 106 ' the United States $95 million I was a "controversial person'' Act or 1934 prevents any but N. • rt. B~ach a year, out of the total $203 she did not intend to seek short-term credH being PX· ~d. St., ewr: 11 g Bell~ million economic aid. It fl. meetings with President Ken-tended to nations which prP· ~ rvtces P" n 1 nances more than 60 per cent I nedy or other high ranking viously have defaultf'!l nn Broadway Mortuary_ of South Viet Nam's imports. government officials during their debts to the I n1t+•d / PEARSON, Thomas R.. 20. The ~urce!I said further 1 ~ coast-to-<."Oast tour. 1 Stales. _ 381 F l St Costa Mesa. 1 suspension of this commer-, ower ·• cial aid would amount to a Survived by. parents. Mr. I reduction in the economic aid and Mrs. Wilfred C. Pe.ar-to this nation and could se-c • t D • son; brothers, ~erra.rd Ar· riously affect its economy iuare L' zrms thur, Germany '. Richard. This mJght have the effect 0 . Get I of the. ho.me; sister, '.-1rs.' of bringing policy or person- PatnCla L1zarrarrac. Wisc.· 1 nel changes on tht> part of paternal grandmo~her: Mrs. Diem ·~ govf'mmenl. I h P Y OIJ,?a Pearson. Wisc .. ma-dd d Warning on Canc<'r temal grandparents, ~r. a I (~ .a re.lated development. and Mr~. Artilur Lambie,' the Soviet Union yesterday BlJFFALO. N Y 1 I Pl 1 -facts," Levin lolct c:rw -•· \'. Pa. Holy R.osary Thurs.: .7 tried to block U.N approval Cigarette rompan1e-; we re Allen, president of thr '" •.~r p.m . · Requium Mass. ~ r1. of a fact -finding mission to warned today they must bear co Institute. Inc . 1n .i l•"'Pr 9 a .m. at St. Joacbims South Viet Nam. Diem's gov-the responsibility of hannful made public lodav I"' n- Catholic Church. Interment ernment olfered to accept a consequences to ~ health of stitt.tte represents "' •" · 1e r.ood Shepherd Ceme~ery. team of U.N. members to in· smokers if they deny or rnin-manufacturers. Wl'stcliff Mortuary direc-vestigale the Buddhist dis· imize evidence linking their "If the industry 1 • tn Int s pute. But the Russian<; insist-product with lung cancer hide these facts. dcm 11 • 111· 1 _ -1 ed that th~y and the British. I Dr. Morton ~ Levin, chair· to minimize them 1' : "•1 h~ , 1 ES as co-<:haumen of the 1954 man of the c1garettP cancer j assumes responsib1lii' '" '11,. BALTZ MOf<ITARI 50 Geneva Conference on Indo· lcommitltt at Ro~rn ell Park harmful consequem f' · 1he Corona dt'I Mar OR 3.94 I China, carry out the probf'. l Memorial lnstitutP. said he r healtll of smok.f'I'~ '· 10 Costa Mua Ml 6-%4?4 · ---------realized the tobacro industry I said. · For this th,. ... 1 • r v c.~ r was faced w ith J ~erious can be held accou111.1 ' BELL RROAnW ·\ Y problem because or ~c11>ntific L~vlll said hf' harl , • · • 11·d MOHTl'ARV rindin~s showing thal s mok· "' blanket rejN.'tron ••I H·•s· llO Broadway. CoNla Mrtc11 FLOWERS mg was tie<! to can<:cr. wt>li Park's ~f)fX'al '", 11t1• LI 8-3~ by "How('ver, the industry can-cigarette industry 1 '" • • ti\' not ev~de resr><>nsih ility for j !abel its product w11 l1 • 1 •'" SMITHS' MORTUARY ~~ 1 what 11 dO<'s about these ~~ .. ~~~l ";~:ss~varn~: ,' , • i;:, 6'.?7 Main St.. I h Ith Huntington Beach Flower Shop Harbour floral ea \1 J E Mi.'l:tt OR 3-6513 J..e vm said a lt>t tl'I • ' ' Sprlngdalt Shopplnt IPn 1nd1cated thr • Iii• Crntt>r manufacturer-. 11'11 I 'r HUNTINGTON BEACH \\ils 1nconclwmi> 11P The.price ls medium ••• the luxury maximum. the car Is Mercury When you want more than the usual in a medium-price car, Mercury's the one to look at. )o u'll find rich interiors in the elegant n e '" .. Pa rk T Jane. Ex trava~a nt spaciou sness. Responsive A /<n 4N•1a#/r u~flr ro·• .\finAlldfr ·1• "'t power-a 390 cu. in. ,._g is stand ard .. , And a ch o ice of t \\·o different -looking sty1es. \1trrC"of'' t•"'~' •nu"'""* th•~ rh .... ,.,.1 ," •" ,,,.,, .. •en : lfl' lf,n\I '' ftit'Hl IV' "tit\!"\'' It\ If tlf'if1 \~ftl,. ,..,. "'"M'\, "I"•·' ,,wurt ,.,H,., '''''" \1n,, tr .nl f'.6• r-', l••f1 ,.,. .. l"t 1- 11 f1 t h,.11 , ,.f ''' ~ \t u·"."''r-C1\l1nr 1,.,, rt!' Jt,,.t,,. Wff\ f>r••r"f'\ "1' ' dlf ,, .. , WUhtn'illl' nrf'•H t11f "'"""Lai.on 111 .. r11 ,., ~ ... T go iMtil\4 .. '64Mercury r4 No flner car In the T medium.price fleld JOHNSON & Son LINCOLN-MERCURY 900 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, California Wf-.STfl.ll'F' MOR'l'l \rt\ m,.. 17th SI . ln•IU i\lru Ml fi.t~lill 1 Phnn .. ~!>" lflft ":it n1 11c 1.:ihl'f, "" · ,.r1 I .,--~---···········------·I at !hi~ t1m ,. -------------------------------------------- ' •• 41AIL'I' ~n..DT1t1aw._. .... Tu.a., Oct. I, 1963 iSinatra to I Bo~ulism Stop I In Fish Gaming Activities Studied Venezuela Put~ Blame On (;astro In Hondura8 iEGl,;CIGA.I..PA. Honduras 11 'Pl 1 -Scattered s:unfirt "u heard through tbe day ' Monday and armed troops I ''He directina tralfic. but ttie ritv appeared to he retumlnc I ,,, normal under 1L~ new mili- tary regime. \1o~t shops and off1<:~ wtrr nl)f'n by noon and the streeta I \\f'rf' thronged with civiliana I rarr)in~ on business u us- ual Tht pnnc1pal reminden of lhf' coup d'etat that over- 1i,r .. w ex-President Ramon \ 11leda Morales lasit week \\ere wldters on traffic dutv ~nrt the occasional s1i;:ht of ~ J-P moununR a machmt gun nn ~1n•M. patrol 200 Lhw·chcs ~hut by Red~ '40SCOW t L'PI 1 -Two hundred churches and prayer I hnu."s have been closed in the past three years in one 1 ll!'<:llon of the w e a t t r n 1 '1cnme. thr Soviet Cnmmu- nsat Party newspaper Pr1wta 11nnounced Monday. The cloa111gs reaultf'd . Prav- tfa HJd, (rom the "very 10- ten.SIVf edUCllJOn WOA of tJte l party " 'Ille ITU involved wu Volyrua . a district 11>- 1orbed mto IN So\llet U1t1on from Poland after World W ir 11 T un1or C )u l, l\lurrow Oka,· W4.SlllNl.TON 1l'Pl 1 ~11 'A•llrd ll Murro~. 11irectnr nf th, l .S. lnformat10n Age:w.v :inrl w1dtl.v known radio anrl IPlf'v1~1on neWSC'ilSter, wa~ rP · pnr1rd making 11 sat1sfact?rv '""O\rrv Inda\ from ~uri;?l'P for removal o( a malignant lung tumor \1 urrow entered Washing- tnn lfospltal Ctnter .Saturdav lnr wrgery lo corrt'<'t bloci.. lll!f' of a bronchial tube. Our 1n2 the operauon. howe"" l'l<l<'lor' <1li1c1ivrN''1 lhP 111mnr .:1nrt rrrnn\ el'f hi.!' ll"f1 I uni 1 h,. l11mnr v.a' lt lM fn.1nrl i11 llf' m.:1li 11n;1n1 How to make a ne"' car cost less \\ har vou pay for a c:ir depends on !\\ o thinir-: the purcha~c price 2nd the tinlnt1n)l t t"t \lc1nht~ of rhc .<\11trimobilc Cluh o( Sout hern California can \a\'C on the lmcr. Our ti 11~,1111,,. rares uc among 1he lowest available. H you qu:alify for our linancina. ~ ou a1"'1 q11~1it1 ,,,; nrhrr Cluh membership hcnctlr~. If you're thinking aho11t a ntw car. remember Cllhn11 the A uro Club ~nt can save ynu t lot in the long nin. :\ 1110 \.111h rnembcr~htp~ arc nnl\ s 1 < 1 ~car, plus a SJ enrollment (ce.1'o ch.rgc for ~our \lift (nr hmhand). Other hcnct11, '~"L:' from cornplere bo1un1r ~rv1c<' to \\()rid tra vel planning. ~top m nr phone •n.\ 111 tht ,1\11 one offi ces of the Automobile Cluh of Southern Caltfornaa. \\c'll tall.. ahom \ n1ir 11c11 t.H p lan<;. Or c:itplain the man~· pcrson11 l1n:d ~rvicf'S that 'nu mi a ht entO\ "11h \ 11111 p1 c'cnr 1111, Auto1nobile Club of Southern Cal ifornia V I S J f Y 0 lJ R t\ F I \. II R 0 R H 0 0 D A l I fl <. I l R n ~· f" 1 1 I 'Sermon• Emphulzed Catholic Reforms Okayed ALWAYS GOOD LISTENING llNBB 103 ·FM YOUR RADIO S1A110N KINCi TELEVISION BRAND NIW 1964 SYLVANIA PORTABLE 13 CHA~NIL SET WITH AND IRASS STAND WITH WHIELS ~ " WE STUCK OUR NECK OUT JUST FOR YOU. WE PURCHASED A TRUCK LOAD OF THESE SETS TH" UNHEARD OF !'RICE $139.9S FOR THIS PREMIUM QUALITY 13 CHANNEL PORT ABLE WITH UHF AND BRASS STAND WITH WHEELS IS KING TV'S MOST OUTSTANDING VALUE EVER. UHF klGUUR PRICE $219.00 SALE PRICE 513995 NO DOWN NO l'AYMINT "Tll '64 ltEMEMIER ..-1CE INCL UDES UHF AND lltASS STAND WITH WHHLS KINCi TELEVISION WI SERVICE WHAT WI SELL AND WHAT IV&ltYBODY ELSE SELLS 1512 BAKER, COST A MESA HAllt80R and BAKER Kl 9-2255 18573 MAIN, HUNTINGTON BEACH s POINT SHOPl'ING CENTER VI 7-6007 15762 SPRINGDALE, HUNTINGTON BEACH SH~~.~~0teL:TeR TW 7-1058 , \ Con8plracy Charged State College• LOng Beach Tidal Oil Educator Asks. Under Attack by State Quarter System SACRAMENTO <UPt) -·rate. State Land! Commbalon Sept. SAN FRANCISCO (APl -their educatioru faaltt if they I J>reUnltnan lel&J atepa to end Long Beach o l fl c i al a 30, would be brought up be· The trustee& of Calllornla'a 18 want to." tbe dtt of Loot Beach'• ltew· promptly termed the alle1a· fore the commission •lain state colleges were urced to A student attendinl four ucSlblp of at.ate oll l.uda were tlom "totally unjultifled and Tburlday and already bad put all state coUece1 on a quartera yearly -rather taUn by tbe chairman of not hued on fact" and claim· Ute 1t4ta Senate's watchdog ed the tenator was "prema-be thoroughly reviewed~ quarter system in a report than two aemutera--would col1lmittee to end what be ture" in maklq them. approved by the commlaaion • from Chancellor Glenn S. complete hl1 undergraduate ataff DA~Y .. ILOT,.IW$-f>Ha.a ll ~!i~ .. • prlc.·flxing "con· O'Sullivan'• assault waa di·· But O'Sullivan too• laaue Tuea., Oct. 1, 1963 u Dumke. delivered Monday to work in thrH years . ..-utcY between the city and reeled at a proposal by the with 'the city's intention t.o ----the system's 16 trmtees. a world wtCS. oJI cartel. clty to enlarge the area cov· ._ .. st c f 1 State Sen. Vtrcil O'&ulUvan. cred by the current ~year .,,.arce onl~, the average • xteen &f all om a'11 slate .0.Wtlllama. sata be alrQdy old drllllng contract, held by poated price -the average Xl ~ FJyer colleges are now on the se· haa u~a.i tor a le~ opinion the Long Beach Oil O.velo"" of prices offered by all crude u ml'sler 1'y11t.em . ~ to Co r oil buyera -Instead of the 1 on mean1 end system ment .. and put It up for "lll&heat posted price .. 0 the The truateea will hold their by wbi~ the clty ad.mln.iltera renewal before It expires next price of the hlgbest bldd:;., in Hears Odd lllloual meetin& Thursday and the tta'4 • tldelanda oil lands, year. the contract Friday at Orange State Col· proftta from which are •bared Long Beach City Manager The avert.I• price he coo lege 1n Fullerton, but even ~ bJ tht city and .n.te. John R. Manaell and General t.e.nded ta one that e'uny c..; N S d A tt&temeat lasued yesterday Port Manager Charles L. Vic· be mGtpulated by the larear eW OUil if they elect to accept Oum· by the 1enat.or charted the ken. laid in a joint statement oil companies reiulting ln de-ke's view, no official change cfty with stubbornly retuatnc that the suggestion to enlarge creaMd reven~es for UM IOV· EDWARDS AIR FORCE can come until at least No- to charte developers of the tbe 1. 4G9-acre tidelands prop-ernments. Standard OU of Cal· BASE (AP) -Air Force I vem ber 1. 011 lands the highest golns erty to l.590, tnade befor9 the lfornla and the Signal Oil Co. Capt. Joe H. Engle flew the At that Ume the Coordinat· BEAUTIFUL LOTS S 10 5 . IN TUE SHADED LAWN Ieclud.fel FuU Eoclowmeat Cue and Ma~ Purc:ihue today for immediate ot future uae. Inter- est hwi tmm up to M IDOlllhs . , . free iDJUra- • avallaltl. en uniWcl baJu,c. to pni·need buyen. • COMPUTE FUNERAL PLANS ltlcludifll C&Jut ' and all 1erviota, ee-tuy lot. ~ninl llnd clo1l111 fees, 8owu vue, ate. Full COit 1318 1tw C~ lnftmMlkJn CDNM Executive Is first! and has ~ the major ownera of tbe Xl rocket plane four Umea 1 ing Council for •.tigher Edu· ~:.1' Beach Oil Devtlopmettt the speed ol sound Monday-cation will determine If a "Thls stubborn inai&le.nce on and heard aomethln1 he hid rhange i.a acceptable. The average price by the city of never heard before. , council has the final word. Loni Beach, appa1'nUy act· The noise, new to Engle but T tale . U g _ C 1 1 · old to veteran X 15 pUots waa wo 1 co e es • lng ln concert with tboH ma· the k t Ian , •~t ' 11 Poly al San Lula Obispo and jor Gil reflnera who want a roe e P e • s..,.,.., a oy price tbey can manipulate, fuMlage popping from the California State at Hayward carries the mysterious ovv-heat of air friction aa EJ11le -are already on the quart.er tones of a conspiracy," O'Sul· ;pproached hls top speed of system, as are Stanford and livan uld. ,795 !filles an hour. numerou1 othe.r colle&t9 and Two Insist No Fault at Plant Site Encmeers eltimated tht X15's skin heated up to around Jniversilies in the country. j 900 degrees fahrenheU. more The regents at the llniver· than enouch to melt the alu-sity of California have leV· mJnum·dad Jets EncJe hu I eral Umu urged that a trl· been flying aa a test pilot prl· or to joininl tbe u s. Space 1 mester or quarter system be I A • XlS used there all<>-"to I at ~~ncy 1 program. more thorough use from the I,~ aounded pretty close to I university's facilities me, ~~gle Hid In an inter· Dumke said the reason for 1 view. Ive nev~~ heard such, his petition was the same as 0 EGA u..AD AP a noise before. that of the UC regenta and I B D •u. I I On faat•r flight!! -the Xl5 that he also wished "to ~akt Two coruultanu for Pacific hold• a world record of 4,104 It usler for atudenta to finish I Gu and Electric Co. contend miles an ~our -the rocket _ the proposed Bodega Head plane's skin has recorded tem- Lawyer, 63, Sues Mother SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A 13-year.(lld dialnherited at-1 torney is suing hi1 116-year· old mother for '700.000. ' John C. Hickey of Reno, Nev., charges slander andl Invasion of privacy. "This Is an auravated case of mother fixation." he I said Monday about h1s moth· 1 er, Mn. Grace Hickey M San rrancisco, "ahe just won't I leave me alDM. '· Hiclr.ty charged in tbe suit that hlJ mother offered his second wife, Betty "la.rt• sums" of money to divorce him. Hickey 11 asking '250.· 000 for thta, and '250.000 punl· Uve damages. The CO\lple 11 atiU together. He aeab alldthef "17:00,000 for aa alleged telephone cam· palgn by Mra. Hickey durtnc which he dtarges abe called buainess and professional as· aoclates lo brand htm 11 an alcoholic. untruttworthy. Ir· I re1pon1ibJ• 1 nd m o r 1 1 I y weak. to be best ! Pol,ice Pressure Claimed l11si111 from ltlt number one leuinc co~ PMY In seutlltrn C.hfor1111 Is YOIH ru1rtftttt of co""lelt aalisfaction. nuclear power plant aite is peratures over 1.200 degreea. not located ln an active earth· It waa Engle'• first flight in quake fault zone, deaplte dU· the Xl:i, but he said he ran covery of a bedrock fault Into no problems. He had fracture. spent almost 50 hours traln·' LOS ANGELES I AP 1 -A He cont.ends hr wo que&· Dr. Don Tocher. Univer· 11 lng on an XIS cockpit aimu-Superior Court referee haa lioned by Rivers)de police for I CONTINENTAL/1ir cond ......... $ 146.7 4 THUNDER8IR0/1ir cond. • . . • • . . 108. 90 f OtlO GALAXIE Club Viet. • • • • • . . . • 7 4 . 06 aity of C~omla aeismolo-lator prior to th~ flight. 1 opened hearings into an ap-two days. allowed no vtaitora gist, gave in an on -1tte news -peal by a man convicted of conference Monday his ln· I I murder. He says ht wu and was told his bride .would tertm opinion that It is "ex· , ed lhrutened lnto confessin1 the be Implicated In the c:rimt If tremely unlikely" that an I Support U ro crime. he didn't confess rxecu•1v•'•• ••mou• ''"'"'• •••n. e n 'd "-I I .... R1 id Sb riff' c t J W• w•ll "'"'""'• your ptHtnt car, urthquaJte Caused the break I av\ J .X ter e • U, WIS V8U e e ll Ip • 0- VE : aranttic rock. Brown h4J ur1ed Californians for the Au1. 11. 1960, slaying day that Settarn was allowed SINGER D BONUS 11.ANT.().MA Tl~ lip&& model SLANT .O·MATt~ S..CW Metlltnt STYU:·~MA TIC• Zip.la "'odll Th1t'1 the extra allowtnea above the listed trtde-ln vtlue of your old machine if you trade it thla week for any of these new IT!Khines from S I NG ER Nw Sl.AHT·NEEDU Deluse moiMI with AllTC)."[[L • ttvttd htndllft& ~ U._ le JllW ._ Ma lllldw llllCU C.....AIW IN HA R&OR SHOPPING CENTlll COSTA MESA 549.1195 •• ''•jf•••f\ _.., , .. ( SINll• eo .. , ... v ECUTI in the 93-mlllion-yeara-o 1 d SACRA.MENTO !AP)-Gov. 1&•ntenced lo the gas chamber aeph S. Lowery testified Mon· 1 Elmer C. M.arllave, form· to 1upport the Eleanor Roos· o( Mr. a.nd Mn. Charles H. no visitors for al least thrtt ~ll LUBING OP MPAllT er cblef el'\llnetrlna 1eolotllt evelt MefJ\()rtaJ Found• .. ""· nuv .. 1 nf R.lvenldP. days after hil! am•1;1 .. ---~====================== o.111-t.·. -~ ,_,,,........., for t.ht State Depart.meet &f - ifts~th~~ >.n~'zon~ .~ .c B --• B F nf active shearing lies on thg I ore argams y ar I zone's eastern edge. t w " With DAILY PIWT Classified Ad8! ~ea or mort ust ot tht ---------------- • .c Announcing our NEW 4.85% DIVIDEND RATE ON SAVINGS ITA1'TING OCT. 1, 1"8 • • •EACH $100 WITH DIVIDENDS COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY AT NEW 4.85% CURRENT ANNUAL RATE Earn a MJ'lt high rate oommansurale with nfety for your aavings at rnutu· ally-owned First FEDERAL Savings of Alhambra. Our savers -not stock- holders or "family" owners-get all ~ ett.r proper allocations for rese~ and opefal•ng eApel'lses. Dividend$ are paid or compound~d ~arterly. Perfect dividend record s•nce 1925 under the same, soul'ld management. Accounts insured VI" lo $10,CXXl by FEDERAL Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Our assets·strengtl'I l'IOW over S 1-40 m11f1on! Open or add to your accOUf'lt now! FUNDS RECEIVED BY OCTOIER 10 EARN F~OM OCTOBER 1 '"\..IT'Tl..C MAtt~Y •UCtC, FIRST EDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of Alhambra lltTAllL.IS"illO 102• • A.G . Kqus1.. l'qllSIOllNT nil NUIOll ULA I Dlfl.Y rtOHAL SAVIHS ~IAltOll COSTA MlllA OfflCI: CLl,,OltO W. WUOOltf ~·-llt•ry & ... ,. 2300 H.,.N< a.uteva" Et,, Well ef H11'Mr S~ c ... t .. 111 t·UH '64 Jet-smooth Luxury CHEVROLET Besides looks , ride and power-what's so special about it? (it'1 so reasonably priced) •inilnllr~,,., ..... "·J)rir,rf r1~8oml!rxplainini.r1nrln.wf)ulrfn't. ""·~·: .-.nrl ll ,.hni··~ nr lnur 1mnntll tran1rn1.is1nn,·-frnm 1u•omat1e • to Long 3 nr! 111, .r "U•-with a fre11h-chmtPned lonk that almo•l m;ik"" '"rl'l'li S~'l'lrhrn-~lt>Sh•-tn gn with th em. ynu ff'tl •nm,hnti• •hnu.ld M hrHkinr a rhimpsrnt hottlP on 111 prn11.. And undtrlyinr it 1111, th, np11lPnt f-.J nf ("l,,.1•rnl,.1', .T~t-.mnnth Rirhn ro""" r·erinn v.·1t h 1uhtle new hlending nf rolnrs 1nrl falml's. wl•-1oml'th1nr: '""'' n( the UJ'lf'n ~1 vt mal..t3 "'ou!tl l'.il'11rly lllve tn rl11m Likt the uhra ·~·'''' nyl upholattry in the nt\\' Impala SuJ)"r !'rwrt ~f'r\P~. (nr th,_rn,rll'4'~. And the foam-<"u~11 Med front and rear &Pata and lioor-to-donr ~I at t11r or fad. thP mMt imporlanf anrl Mticeahle rarpeting. now ~iA n·!•rd in all models, includinr the modest-tliffer~nre ~t.,..ttn this beaut1f~I new 1964 Chevrolet and pric-C(i Bis"'\ ne< ~ the h1gb-pnrPd car• 1~ tht pr1rt 11 1f'lf. A c-holl; ,,. ... ,, l'nrin1>1, l'10 leY, with ou1put all tht way • • Lf't ~ nur ChHrnli>t tl1>tlfr shn111· 1 "'' hno.· murh lu"iry ur ,~~ "hrn · 1 ' hp.• that rras<>nahl" l h"' r"I' t rr1•" nov. h11~·'· '•r•·-··· •. ,. •.• ,...., Su fin tnttr1ly difftrut lh1u of etrs 1t 101r Chnroltt Sltowr&aM-CM£YROUT, CHCVlllC, CHEVY D, COIUIR & CORVCTT[ ' I Tues., Oct. I, 19'3 Today's Closing Stoek Leaders llfW VOltlC (At"~ ciOe11oe ~ W>d IWt ell-.""""-" ...... ed!W •IOt.k• tr-Oii ,_. MY Slocll fi*"-T-v --· Cll,..,,.tw w .. 11"• 119< S.-rv •-'-Gr•y-lllOI> "ord-.. A•ce C..• • ,,,., ... Id< lll1ylll-E .. ,~.,. l w9'1 c.., '"" " c .. .. ..,,, .. "'''•• (Of"• o;fw VOlttc '""' tf..,•KllOr\.t M Ille <-'-'• •abUl•llO •Ir C-t ·" "''"'°" 1'0b .. ,, II.ct 1 lO -'Jlndu• 11 Al~rO All..Co tit "" .. '-' .. A'-9 lUd 7 Alle91'w 1 to 41ll<\lncl I 20 .411....Cft I IO At1edl(._, 1j lllllHMlll> t All.., Str l All.-dSuto .tO ... 11...cn.1 )Cl '"'""• .. C I Alsloo "" ... ""'1lld t0 •1<00 I lO NMI~ IOI Aif'+rra< «lit ..,.,,.,.,..,. I ""'4t ('ft I .4.mAlrll~ 1 Am 8•• I Am B•N 1' AllOO(ft JCo ""' S" I tO "m8dPot 19 Am Ca ft I "''" "' I II lll'll Com 10 "'"•'" I IO •ca., .. 1 '° 4m( Incl lb 4m CN S I .. ,,. pl • lO •m< Yl f't t IO •mOltl I XI> 4 E•l'w I QI t.mE"•• tOll •E•-1 l )t AmFP 6'4 ""'"'d I Mir> ·~ 1,.,.. Am 1-toto 14) AM Inv t • .., lo/l~d '!! 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Cummin11 Is Co. ex· ptet that dwina tJ\e rest or ~r the popular averaiea will conUnue to show wide day-to-day pnce 1wt.q1 on compar1tJvely low volume "aay be· twMO 730-760 in Ult Dow, Jones indultriaJJ. •· However, k adds. de· ~ Ille protpeel of COO· t I n u • d wbllQahinc and miUinc around. "there ia tht po11ibility that interest may broaden into the many deservlnc i11ue1 which have 1one nowhere since lut tpring." Aa for No- vember -Ule adviMrt be- Ueve the market wtll be rna1Un1 new hi&hl then Marun GUbert of Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. saya that the receAt correction doe1 not mean that the up- ward movement has stop. ped. "It 11 true that the bears pot up a r o u g h fight," he adds, .. but their ulea apparently were wtll LOS ANGELES -Astroda. Pritt ... .....,. ....... #lu~ !9'101•• ..... s1, ''• 7 .. lk>NI Fort I 60 1?1) 117>, UO Nat UnJon Fl.-e J 10 " ~ u +. Nal-ldt A II> It ... 15 ' No 4"' Litt C .... tl'Y 2t .._ 171, -·-I 1t " n1, ... , "~ E"'OIOY•rt '"' I ll 11 ""' lnclem"lty It I•' I ,... l• l P""i.Wutt I lth -11' > •-I< Ntl LHo .W U .,., .. SI l'avl F&.M I u 03 60'1 '711 ~'°':n1l~~1':!av;~ ,";I~; :r.,; :g I ""l•1tflt le In• 11 4l .. ,, '1'• Suroty l~ '"' ' ,... It I• lltte IW•r Ce HY I IO ?I -11 Tll141 Ina Trvll 120 ... .., IO .... ,, • .....,, ln1 1 .. "'"' lOI t•l.., U"ll" 11\t C• Am .. 4l M' 1 4l\o Ul F14 G.utr l.l2 70''1 ,.,.. ~ I ~!.,~..!' 1 .. ~ ~~ ~"' absorbed with buyers bid· dift1 up after mure." E. F. Hutton " Co. uy1 that "lt the market aver· aiea are to keep muvma ahead, 11.rtn(lh wtU prob- ably have to Oow into the standard groups as tbe spe- cialty and itamour lssuee hive done more than thr ir share thus far this year." DAll.Y I'll.OT / •IWI , .... Tuee., Oct. I. 1963 1 COMMODITIES Spear & Starr. Inc ad. vises a poUcy or caullon It says to "review your holdings, and retain 1ood quality stocks with sound prospects Jelling at reason· able multiples and offerinc good ylrld .. l'p To ~ ~flute Quotatlou Walston &Co . --~~~-tftC',~~~~- OR 5-0501 -.... ., ............... Facts ... ... are 1rrrfutahle. Tht-y ~peak for themselv~s 13 far •~ mo~t iu<Xlf'tsful invt-ston arr (l('IOCf"mf'd -rrovidr thr only r,.ali$tic hui1 for the pun·h11Jr nr )1111' o srcurities. What dbt11rb~ 1111~ that so many people ~till buy and srll s~ocks on infomlntion obtained from unrelillble aouroea. Too often they comt> lo ao invesbnent decision solely on the basis of ,.n opinuin t'Xprl"s'ed hv somr neighbor or fellow oommuttr. .~nd. genl'rallv 'P"uJ..10~ >11ch ,elf-appointed oi.clm art sim plv not 'l•1al1fll'd to offn in\l•<tmt"lll KU1dan~. 01ir wgge,tmn' A ~ \i1ITT1ll L~ n<-h \\'e\ r got a Rt'~earch D~artm,.nt whose h11s1ne ~ it is to gatht'r u much information u ii can on almost any company you can naml". Re~tart'h "ill ~ glad to apply this information, thf'W fat.t,, m a conscientio11" tffort to help strengthen \'Our in· '~tment s1h1wtioo Or we will plan a detailed pro~m for ~ 011 in lint> "'1th your individual circumstance'I and ob1i-c· (l\M !\n <'hatA" nr ohUgation to mr nur servicr'i, eitber . ~11mpl~ coml" m. call. or write-- Norman Dahl , Manager MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & BMITH INC 1001 NORTH BROADWAY, SANTA ANA Telephone: Kimberly 7,7272 ,,,,. "'" l"Oltl'OO~"l"tl O/ t"Uf'.lrlM•. otrr 1tl/ll"' u O'Jl!'tt 1 on u ,,. 10 S oo p m . Tali.ot ·-T-•I • Tedi 0,.. -T·~ ....., C• U\>t JI".-, l"- , .. 17 1'1.to "" tl\olo ;:;;;-~~"":'.:-:,\· ~ J: WIW.lro 1111 Co >'-"'" 1'-~"""'l"!"!ll'l"ll'!!!!'llll"l!IPllll!Bl'Bll!ll!!l!l!l!!!l!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!'l!!l!l!l!!!!!!lll!!l!l!!!!!!!!!"lllm!!!!l!!!l!!!!9 TedlMc-* lei A .... T-IM '·~ T ....... 111 T ...... wl Te ... I,.. Ttr -h>.l'I. pf• .w Tenter T .. I lrl( WI l -lftr Tl'!Orlf M I T l'lf llllA I.JI ToOdSi. I • Tolt'd flf• 1:$ To.. 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In the meantime, there ore rnony excellent opportunities waiting for 1he wise investor. Granted, they ore less than perfect. But just as two less them perfect humans often find happiness together, so you may often find pleasure (I e. profit) from o leis thon perfect stock. If you're willing to settle for less thon perfect answers to your needs, we con probably help you. Our •1 offices and poinstoklng Research Deportment hove access to o vost omount of worthwhile information. Our carefully trained regislered re presentolives hove helped thou· sands of customers make informed decisions. We may help you find thot almost perfect inveslmenl. Stop by or coll the E. F. Hutton & Company office nearest you. Ask for the manager. He will decide which regis1ered represenlol1ve may best serve your requirements. And if you should find thol perfect slock, we hope you'll let us In on it I E. F'. HUTTON A COMPANY INC. ,..,..,.be• New y,,,~ S•oci f •chonge • 41 Omc .. Tltrousho.11 !It• Ne11 ... 719 North Main Str"t S1nt1 Ana · 547.0101 l oleul•olcl • ••••tly l·Ml1 • Fret"o •Hollywood• lo Jolla lo•g 81 oc~ • OoUo"cl •far,. Sprrng1 • fa1ad••a • f~o••11 •So• O•tpo So• Jou • So••o "'"" • So••o 8o•bo•o • So•to M"""" · Tvc10• The day may come "fan you'll want to sell your home. Thnt '< ··hen you 'II fi nd yourself selling your ,., mmunity in a n effort to get the best prn' for your home. This is an interr,1111~ experience be· cause you suddenly r• uh ·e that you have been blind to the ~1.11!1 •. 11 changes that have taken place throu~h the years. T hese changes may or mn\· n .. 1 he for the better. And they can mak~ th• 11fference of sev eral thousand dollar~ c Nl m your pocket! If the area arn1.1 ' our home is im proving. 1t«. proh:il h n1t &CC'om plishNi with moner raised through sak of mumci· pal bonds~ bonds for better fire·fi~htmg equipment. schools, city go\·ernment buildings. water :rnd sewage fac1ht1cs, park$ and streets. etc. Good thing about municipal bonds i~ thrv protect you in two important ways, Bonds spread the cost over a long penod oftimt:' to keep taxes at a rea'\Om1ble level And interest rate$ on ,·our city's bond~ &re decided by competitive bidding t\ 1tr1 the lowrst ra.te undrr prevailing t nd markr1 rnnrl111on..,_ The Bank of America and its as.~· ated dealers bid on virtually all municipal bonds issued m the State. We believe in Californians and California communities. And we're A'I t:'Hger as vou ;irr to see the vs lue of your biggest smgk mvestrnc:D&.- your home -increase I · You can make sure your propt"rty \'alues do mcreas<' by taking an active pcro;nnal interest in vour local govern· mt'nt Hmi.·J Vote 10 all bond t:'lertions and 'lllpf)Ort honri 1<1<111r~ tor locnl and mm· mun11' 1mpr11vl"ml'nt< MUNICIPAL BO ND D• .. ARTM •N1 BANK OF AMERICA Smr rranusco . UH ·1ngrlrs .. HELP Bah~· De.a th I Blan~I I ,.., ........ ~ ... l .. DlttMca •in .. 111 ....... io.M ... ti frlM6J ... ,.. ..... *di -, L-. Oltelm, ,... doll't M'ft ..... "' ttlt ......... "' ... ,... ......... Md,....... llef,Mi111111MYSJ011l~JWWOIOI. ..... , ....... ~St-wt Servtce ~''T\ \.'\.\ -A IUllbom bab\ dfoll\Tt'C'd foUowin& & I ~ ~tckml u..c injured fl,• per90N ~ Sunday wtl1 bf riu$itwod • • trafllc fa- tabtv b' Uw caront'l''a office, Thundering but ·not· b~· police. R Its • ~ indicated tbey would esu 8 Ot\11.Y "1\.0T ,..._-eu no( ~ manslqbtef CODl• 675 'tAt)) Tu.a., Ocf. I , t9'l plainu ag~.inst eiUm ol the ~ ----dnvens 1 lnYOlved m a crash I New Post County Schools Hire Com ultant To Be Filled Soa&'1ud N ... Sentee er aa an admimstntfve ccq SANT A ANA _ Jad[ Roper. tultant, dl9 county ICbooll 1 fwmerly an ~ In fiee bas IDllounced. , Or81lge County's Juvenile Poper, a Santa Ana ~ By Exam Court tcboou, bu jolDed the dent, will autst ICbool di!' lltaff of coumy l<!bool Superi:D-trkta in the flelda of accounft SANTA ANA -statewide tendent Frank A. Gnmenleld-iDt and penonnel. exmD.iDet1oOI will be conduct- ed Nov. t to fUl Ute newty cruted pOlt "' tra.lnlnt co-Cll'dtnMor' in (}ranp Comaty' I Welfare Department. . . . • ,. ~ . • • .. • • . • .. J • ..:-.--...................... -=:;;;;;;;;;;---=...--=-=--.,_...,.....,.;;;;;;;;o.....,=-, m.t was ~amed for takiog W d -0 "' the life o( a slx·mooctJ term Oounty Welf.-e Direct()r Gnoville Peoples apl8i.ned the need fw the post th1a way: "Reoeat change. In fed. enl and at.ate law require intensive worlc by welare de- partmems toward reb.a.billta· tkln and retraining. New ay Foun baby born to Margaret Mad· T 0 Stop Hair Loss, se~"ctr1~rs. Lloyd c. Mc- Heehy. 24, an FJ Toro Marine G M H • and Robert Ware. 18. of Santa row ore Qlf Ana have been booked on SUS· i HOUSTON, Texas -f"or , seem t.o "'run m your fam1-p1c1on or felony drunk dnving. Seot UfJder 1'iS tS could · Mrs Madsen and her hus· yea.rs "they sa.id It n t ly :· th.is is certamly no I band Richard, 25, were front ~ dooe." But now a Texas proof of the cause ol YOl'R I seat passengers in McHeehy's flrm of laboratory consult-hair loss. vehicle when Ware's car, ant! has devoloped a treat· ment that LS not only stoi> I Actually. there a~. at eastbound on First Street. ping hair loss .. but is real-least 18 scalp COl_ld1Uons tumed in front ol tt at Pacific ly growing hair! I that can cau~ hair l06s. Aven~. police said. They don •t ever ask you , No matter whlch ~ne is the Madsen LS ill danger of los· e .J vour .. A;_ loss ll ing an e.ve, and hls wife ~ to take their word for 11 IC caus Ul • •HLU • Mjcbael Noble (left), secretary of at.ate for Scotland, was at Beekman Instruments, Fullerton, Monday to discuss opportunities in Scotland with Robert Erick- son. Beckman executive vice president. Beckman has a subsidiary company in the Scottish induatrial dty of Glenrothes. they believe that the treat· you wait unW you ~re sllck recovering from the delivery ment will help you. they in-bald and your hair roots ordea4 at ('range County Gen-Mesa Noles Symphony vite you to try it for 32 are dead, . you are. beyond er~~os!:~Jy injured in days, at their nsk. and see he~p. So, if you still have the crash were McHeehy, Mayor A. L. Pinkley has ment of the culturaJ resources for yourself! hair (or at least some fuu.) NaturalJy, they would not on top . of your head. and Ware and h.is passenger, Ger-proclaimed the week of Oct. of the community throuih it.a offer this no-nsk trial un-would like to stop your hair I aid Harns, 19. All were taken 7 through 12 as "Orange educational music programs lees ~ treatment worked. loss and. grow more hair to Orange County General County Symphony Wee.k" in presented to t.be school chll· ., th ti t d Hospital. Costa Mesa, saluUng the dren of this city," Mayor However it is impossible to · · .no~ is e me 0 0 Pouce said Chey would fol. Sy mphony Aasodation of Plnkley said. aatlsfy everyone ~omething about it. before low their ftanda.rd practice Orange County. -------- The great ma1ont) of ifs too late. concerning clauification ol The mayor 's procl.amatloo cases of excessive hair faU I Loesch Laboratory Con-I all deatfu involving pregnan-Thursday noted the auocia· and baldness are the begin-sultan~. Inc .. wiU supply c1es: that i.. a cbUd who dies tion's dedication to t.be pro-3 Declared ning a.nd mON' fuUy devel-1 you with treatment for . l2 at birth following a traffic motion and stimulation of oped stages o( male pat-days. at their risk, if they 1 accident is not classed a public interest "in UliJ cre- tern ba.Jdn~s and cannot believe the treatment will traffic fatality. 1 ative activity." Outstanding be helped help you. Just send them The district attorney's of. ''The Symphony A.saocla- But how can an) man or the information listed be· fice could. however. issue a tion of Orange County con-SoathJa.Dd Newa Semce woman ht' sure what 1s I low All inquiries are an-manslaughter c~mp1aint if it tributes substantially to the PALO ALTO _Tb re e :1ctuaUy causing lhet.r hair swered promptl.y, ~Y ma.ii 1 so chose .. police repor_ted. encouragement and develop-Orange County resldenu are loss" EH'n 1f baldness may and without obligation Some ~131on was promised among 18 finalllt.s in the 20th To Loesch Laboratory Consultants. lnc. by tooight. _ _ a D n u a I Five Out.standing [)(>pt C-4. Box 66001. 3.111 West Main St. ACLU, Birch Young Men or Callfomla con- Houston. Texa.s 77006 test, to be chosen here Oct 19. '-xbe empbuia is Oft help- ing people to becO!ne more eeli-1\lfficleot or indepeodeot., ratbe!' than giving financial aid alone. We are, tberef0tt, required to have • full time training otficer for our staff. The alternative would be to eend all our new 9taff to a central training aession in Sacramento for four Weeki.'' People1 ooocluded. Salary range for U>e job hall not yet been determined. Applicams muat have at lea.at a m.uter's degrM and four years eq>erieoce, eid)er ill tea ching welfare work or practical field experience, Peoples noted. Worry of FALSE TEETH Sltppla9 or lrrltatl•t7 Don'i be emtana.Med bJ lame t&IM '-UI al19PUIC. d.roppl.l!c « wobbim. Ybm JOU •t, tal.ll « lausb-.1wi 11Prtnlll• e UtUe P~-JOW' p1a*-Tb1a pt...,t PoYd• ch • • -.,uble MnM or added comton .,.... 89CW1'Y bJ bol41nl plaC.. men 8nDJ.J. No IUJnlD.1, I0097. pu17 \MW « feeLIDI. lt"a alkAlllle (non4Cld). Gel 1'.t..eTJ::rJ"B at &UJdrua -•· 3700 Newport Boulevard ORlole 3-3700 ~ . I • t " l . ( ) • . . I • 1 now have . or have had. the following conditions Two <.:ountians I Leader s Debate The California State Junior I/ow long has your hatr been thlMing? I Chamber of Commerce spon· --------------------~ DovoosWJha~~~· orfuu? ~~P~ O 1 • • • SouWa~ Newa ~nl« ~n the aMu~ ~~~on. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ vour head. 0 \..JOITillll8810D WHITTIER -A. L. Wirin, Among those nominated are You Hear .it Better on ADY, How long ts it•· · · · chief counsel for the Amen-Dan Gurney, Costa Mesa, in· Do you have dandruff? Is 1t dry? ... or oiJy? Or Co · te ti u Does your scalp have pimples or other irritations' Two ange unty rest-can CivU Ubert.ies Union, rna ona Y famed racing Is your hair d.ry? or oily? dents are members o( the Los will debate with Birch So-and stock car driver ; Craig KGG K Does your forehead become oily or greasy? Angeles Metropolitan Region-ciety CoordinatO!' John Rous-Breed.Jove, former Cort.a Mes· Si ' e · Does \'Our scalp itch" When• al Hospital Planning Com.mis-selot beginning at 7 pm. an, who est ab 11 shed the •a•AA,. Aft•r Attach any other information you feel mav be s1on. announced Monday by ThUTdsay at Staufier flail, world's land speed record in 15• tiiU V•••' helpful. the State Hospital Advisory Wh.iu.ier College. a jet-powered car, and Rich- N ,ME Council Topic for debate between ard R. Rainwaters, Garden Twenty-four hours a day, Orange County's Leo4in1 FM AonRESS · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · I The yare Loma Mills, La· Wirin and the ex-congress-Grove city councilm. an. Stati'on ft.l'A the 01., wi"th B-ut•'ful Ster-phoni"c Muti·c. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · guna Savtngs and Loan A:s-man will be. "ACLU versua Sanford Koufax of East a. -- f lTY STATE · aoc1ation, and Dr. Edward the Birch Society." Wblttler, a pitcher for the "Dial 94.3 me and bear the difference" Adv. Lee Russell, county healttt of-The meeting is open to the Loa Angeles Dodgert., also Studios and Offlees at 9929 Chapman Ave., Garden °""9-LIMlh M52' ficer. puliic. WU DOm.in.ated. LIDO REAL TY, INC. recommends Lido's Best Buy Today Tasteful modern design with • tropical flavor best d.1cribM this nHrly new ow· ner·bu i lder~cupied home. Light i nd 1iry inside with • rHI livHble room arr· angement. Large living room, family or dining room built-in kitchen downstairs. Thr" nice hmily bedrooms up1t1i,.s plut • private sufl porch. A reel bo11rgain Al SS9,9S0.00. With Over $2 Million Worth Of Exclusive listings In The Harbor Area, W• Are Best Oualif ied To Serve You For Any Of Your Property Needs. After Carefully Analyzing All Of Our listings, We Feel That These Are Re- present1Hve Of Today's Best Buys. e Larg. single story, 4 Bdrm., 3 S.th, 45' Lot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . $65,000.00 • &e.utiful Patio, Gorpous lv. Rm., 3 Bdrm., 41' Lot ..... _ .....•• , . , ..•..•.. 59,500.00 • Spacious 52Yi' lot, 3 Bdrm., 0.n, Immaculate . • ...... -·. _ •.•. _ ..•....•• _ 62,000.00 • S Bdrm., 4 S.th, Under construction, Unmatched Value ......•..•• , .... _ .... 19,500.00 • Exc-,>tlonal luyl 3 Bdrm., 2Yi Bath, All the extrH . . . . • -••..••••...•. , . 49,950.00 • Bay Front lot 5,200 sq. Ft., l ot, Pier and Slip Priviledi• ..••.••.•.•... _ .. _ 79,500.00 • lowest Priced lot on l ido, 33.9' Frontage .......••••. -......• _ ••• _ •. _ .. 29,500.00 • Furnished 3 Bdrm., 2 Bath .................• ·-••.• -•..•.•• -•••.•.••••..• 42,500.00 • Pr .. tlg. location, Hug. lot, BHutlful HonM, Will Tract. ......••••.•.••. _ .••• ,19,000.00 e One of Lldo'a most beautifully remodeled homes, 4 bedroom ...•.••.••...•••••. 51,500.00 e New custom home. luxurious throughout. 4 Bdrm., 3Yi Bath ..••. __ .•• . . . . . 74,500.00 e 3 Bdrm., Den, 21/2 Bath, 45' Lot, Striking lv. Rm. & P.tlo . . . • • ... • . • • . . . . • • • 62,500.00 e Formal Home with Individuality, 4 Bdrm1., 4 Baths, on Genoa ... _ ••.••.•• _.. 59,500.00 • 3 8drm1. plus Offlc•Den, 3 Baths, Excellent loution ... _ .. _ .. _ •. _...... 49,950.00 LIDO ISLE IS A WONDERFUL WAY OF LIFE THAT INCLUDES AMONG MANY OTHER AO.. VANTAGES THE ASSOCIATION'S CLUB HOUSE AND ITS AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS: THI YACHT CLUB, WOMEN'S CLUB, PLAYERS CLUB, TENNIS CLUB, ANGLERS CLUB, WINI AND FOOD SOCIETY, JUNIOR BOARD OF CONTROL, BOY SCOUTS, GIRL SCOUTS, SAIL· ING, SWIMMING ANO TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN. Lido Really has many fint Palm Springs propertlta whlrh can be traded for Oranie County properttea. Such as: Beautiful Thunderbird Hts. home near Thunderbird Country Club. Palm Sprlng1 with 5 beef. rmll .. t bnth11, pool, romplr ttly h1ncl11caprd & l'nclo11rd for prh·ary. FurnlsMd. Prier Sl%5.000.00 _ ~:c111lty ns.000.00 or lrrms to ~ult . Specializing in prime reside ntial, co mm~rcial, industrial properties in the greater Newport Harbor area . . LIDO REAL TY I INC. I ( 3400 :IA LIDO P .. ICNE OR 3-8830 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. ,. • • . ' ,. ... . I .. -:: \ ,_...,,, ~ .. lNJ ..... ' MARY L YMN HARTMAN, Editor Junior Frie nds Colleeti The last call for becoming a charter ember of the Junior Friends of the Newport Beach libraries will be issu Nov. l. The unique membership fee is a d ation of a new children's book. Area book stores are cooperating with purchase selection, and after the gilt book is donated the donor's n e will be inserted in the cover plate as well as inscribed in a plaque i the library. A!1 eighth grade boys and invited to join, announced Mrs. Garth Bereeson, president of the Ne rt Beach Friends of the Library. Membership cards will be issued to nors, she said. Each library will have an ult sponsor. Mrs. James Gongwer of Balboa, Mrs. Robert Cooper of C~r del Mar and Mrs. H. W. Humann of ~e Mariners Library group will dinate with Mrs. F. P. Strauch, Friends vice president. and Miss Marjorie harp, children's librarian. The Juniors' collection in the three libraries is limited and requires constant replacements of the old favorites that wear out from constant use. reported Dorothea Sheely, city librarian. Also each year more school classes rely on the libraries. This year .36 classes wiJI visit the libraries for a school period each month until June. This alone will bring more than 1,000 chil· dren to the library for service. On Saturday, Nov. 16, in Mariners School Buddy Ebsen will present a program for charter members of the Junior Friends. Other programs and projects for Junior Friends are being planned. Futher information is avail· able by calling the library. THEY'LL GO HERE -M a unique method of supplying a collec- tion of children's books in the Newport Beach libraries, eighth grade boys and girls are invtted to join the Junior Friends. The purchase and donation of • book for this coUection 18 the member· ship fee. Exple.inmg where the books will be shelved m the Marin· ers Library are (from left) Mrs. Robert rooper of Corona del Mar.'-' Mrs. H. W. Humann of the Mariners Library group and Mrs. James G<>ngwer of Balboa. Bridgt> Luncheon Opens Fall s~~on Sustaining and patroness members of the Newport Harbor Service League will gather in the lrvine Terrace home of Mrs. Charles S. Thomas for their first fall meeting and bi-monthly bridge luncheon Making arrangements for the gathering tomorrow at 11 :30 a.m are (from left) the Mmes. Richard W. Marsellus. John F. Buchanan. Taomas and Walter D. K. Gi bson. chairman of the group. Also assisting on the planni ng comm1tlec .ir 1 \1rs Roger W Hardacre. Mrs Frederic Hurd. Miss Margene ~llb~t·r and Mrs. John Sellas. Sustaming and patroness member$ an 1ctive in the community through many activities including hoarrl positions with the Orange County Society for Crippled Ch11rlrrn rnd Adults. Lhe Voluntrer Rureau and the Fine Arts Palron~ Revelin ' With By EVELYN SHERWOOO THE FIRST in a series of small dinner parties given by Juliette Millikan of Udo Isle was held at the lrvinr Coast Country Club. The Sunday evening buf fcl supper was enjoyed by l(uesls. Glen and Thelma Thomas. Jane and Robert Pinkerton. Carolinr a n d Turk Dodds and r. r a c f' Metzker "O:\lf·: :\tf.'1BERS of the Airplane Owners and Pilots Ass .>\:iatlon who flew into Palm Spr.ng... airport for "' rivr dav seminar. Oct 4·9. include Ma 11ne 1lnd \\'a1t1•r P;,,r sell of Colu mbia Street, Costa Mesa . .lovrr and Louis Lyon of Pemba Drive. Mesa Verde : Chris and Al Hoffman of Ramona Way. Costa Mesa. A p p r o x i m a t e I y 4. 000 planes new in from all over the country. Entertain- ment plans in Palm Springs included fiestas. dinner and dancing at night clubs and hotels. All or this fun was schedulf'<I between serious lectures and education of the lat<'st aids to flying J t: \ N J.,\TllA '1. th r dau~ht<'r nf Oan,i and Olive Latham nf Lido Isl<' :ind Los \n~eles. had her birth da) part\' at thP \'tlla Fon· tana. Santa Ana Ont• ol thr small rooms had been SC! aside for the Evelyn: group. but they were seen b' other Lido friends whUe they were celebrating with candles and cake Glen Thomas was one viewing the group. This clever artist quickly sketch· ed a picture of Jean blow· Ing out tbe candles. When he l8Dt It over to Jean, the deUsM •• tTident and the party 1oc. jolned hands and ~ "Happy Birthday. Jean. Enjoying me evening \\ere .\delalde and Kenneth Kmgs- l<'Y. Glen and Thelma Thom ;i~. Ellie and Earl Sawyer .1r'd Juliette Millikan TllE A!\1ERICAN Ai.soc1 allon of University Wom1>n Parties has a new contnbullnl! • umnist. !::lien Ptcken m· 11' Udo Isle ror their puhlr1 I lion Ellen will wrllc 11nd1·1 l • column heading of ·1, l'I' wilh F:llen .. Wilh thi" 1 • \ er gal on thr wnt1n • 1 •' of the pen. "nn tclhr1 " ' Ellt•n will tdl' .. BA \'SllORE..'\ p h i I I •• monic Committee h• ol annual luau and 1 ''"" night whrn !ht m•"'" " • full It \\3S for th1:. .111• •1 nccas1on that Ba' ,1 "'' • ' tl\'l's arrt\t'd al ti• <ll'corated area 1••1111• ol a Tah1tan \ 1l1;1 • trance wal\ throu ~I• • I• Begin jtrass shack doom a\ anrl rnto an area of lapa dolh covered tables Dancing wahmrs and i..,ih nts. res1dems. prO\ Hh•d 1111 entertainment with mu~1r hy a Hawaiian 1·omllo Village chief ol n•n·m<1 n1cs. Bill Lvon. had ~111111 clever ad-hbs for twtv.1·1•n !hr-dancing pcrform1·1:. .ind their swishing. -;w:l\ 1111! .inti swinging of grass .. i..irt ' Barefooted natl\ l'' 111111 mg In the feSll\ ittt·s lnr I ho S\\elhng of the Ph1lha1 mun 1e coffers included ~ 1111 cnce and Ralph Ki~1'i llnh :incl "and:i \'o<>rhi•·· p,,." thy and Franl-. : '"d1111i, Hill and Flo~''' Cl'l\1 \1>11 VOCALIST TO ENTERTAIN ical and mus11al con1cd' n11mbt•rs 'hr \• Ill sin~ al the ~lnn<ia\ Ile 1 I~ ga thcrinJ: of L'pper Ra~ \sso<1att•, of the Oran~" 1·nunt' Ph1lh.11monir""'111,· in lhr home nf Mrs Chnlnn Rvgrl •:-.t:in<iing right· \t piano 1" \I r.., r hn ... 111phrr l\ll<·h1nj! "ho will a<x·ompan v Ml'is Fr.1<,rr Philha1~n1oni c .t\ssocia t es To H ea 1~ l pprr Ra~ \-.s111 i.ll •'' nf thr Or.111~1· c ount) l'h1 lh 11 nH•nH ~11<'1t'I' \\Ill hr 1rratrd to \'Oral srl<'<ttPn' h' f<'llO\\ mr111lwr \11ss Sallv Fr;i~rr \\hrn thl'' g.11hrr \lonclav morn1nc. Ort I I \liss Fra~t·1 trlr\l'-1011 st:i ge ;.1 1111 mnt1nn p1<·t11rr \OC';ih-.t ''111 rnr1•11a1n 111 thr home of ~11 , C'hnton H\·grl l l!i "om,,rsrt Lane. N<'wpnrt RP:wh "hn will ho'>t tht• >\ssO{·iat1•, .11 Ill .1 111 \I r' l'h1r-.tnphr1 l\itl'htng \-.11 ·i.itl'' past r ha1rman 1\·ll 11111111p.111' \11 '' FrasN a~ slw prt''<'nt~ a p11tl!rdn1 f r lass1ral and lllll"H 11 • n1111·1h wlr< """" Tht· prr~cn• 1t1on \1ill 111111111 .1 h11 1 ·~"~·· ... inn .ind pttc rrf,. 'h1 l.i• 111 \II', l'.1rlo-. l:r1•I-. r1a1 r11•;111 '"~i p• l'"tl<' 11q•r tlw h11-. • -11111•1111,' 1 11 11111 irwlude a rcpmf n11 1111· '""'nl llfl\ ·, I' 11•1 -ii•· h '"" \\ 1 f11·11 ""!•·' 11.1\" and rnt>an~ rha1r11 .in \!'Sl'-tln).! \II' 1\1 ;.:1·1 "1111 1'111 111' tll .111,111,,:1 11'('111' "iii I" •n ' ~ 1 · 1tl FrP1' ~1111 r1 .. \1,sh111 ,ind \ I' 1111 \1, 1•11 Ir \ \ l.1 :. il11·~ 1 111 rh.11).!t' of pro,i.:r;im illl:ll1!;C'l11f'nt:. ' \, ' • ' • t t • OAU,Y ,.11.0TJ'llWW•ata Tua., Oct. I, 1963 . . -About Your ~ _ Problems ·~~ ~ ' . , ... : ."• .... ___ Br ANN .LANDEllS ____ _ ':'.' ~S1;ickjr Situation .• .t>IAR ANN LANDERS: Last night I had tht worst upetltnc. of 'my ltfe. It could hive cost me my job, '1Y reputation and rny family. Please print thil letter ~r otber young men who might flnd themselves In the tame spot. J attended a meeting in a downtown building and parked my car on a aide DEAR ANN LANDERS · I realize lmit.atian la tbe hifhelt form oi flattery but I'm tick of belnJ copied. aireet. When I returned to tlie car I f onnd a Jood· 10othq youns woman sit· t!Jic lo tt. She wa& dead dr\lQk and I ordered her ~ Ctt out. Her amwer wu, "U you don't drive ale home ru ICl'elm that ~ attacked me and let's • you get out of THAT Obe." I decided to drive h..-home. Recem!y we built a beau- tiful home -somethlnc we bad pl&nned ~r yean. Builders have ltopped to uk UI where we bought our brick. Friends have c o p i e d our land.scaplng ldeu. which were ortitnaJ. The latest incident is just too much. The most dis- tinctive feature of our new home is the wiadl>ws. There are no windows like ours in tbis city. Finding 'Ducoverie1 Whtll we reached her llOuse I had to belp her out 9' the cv. Her father met ~ at the door and wantfld to know who I WU I didn't ~ him my name but I ~plaJned what had hap- J*led. He said his dauzhter !Sad pulled this stunt before ~ that the had been hav- ~g emotional rroblems. -The minute got home { told my wife and she said J sho:uld have brought the firl to our place. My father said I did the rlgbt thing. Did I! How can a person best protect himself in such I situation! -VTCTJMIZED .:. DEAR VlC: Your tint illstalte waa leulnt your ear anJocbd. Laal night It .-u an Intoxicated younf ctrl. Tonlfht ft "oald be 11n Intoxicated younf man - trouclted o.n the floor with I mooey wrench ln his tiand. Your second mistake was •ettlnf into the car. The moment you s'w someone euta1 daert you ahould lave cone for a policeman. SPE:AKY SET Chancellor Aldrich Harper School student. Vicki Bury, Crait Banett and Amy Beach (from Jett) collect paraphernalia for the Saturday, Oct. 12, ac:bool carnival, while PT A ways and meana chairman 11.n. M. L. Cook and booth· chairman Mn. John Petenon (from left) check each item. TV personality Tom Hatten will give two per- formances at ttle ''I)boovert• Old Ind New" themed celebration which begins at 9 a.m. on lbe school grounds. Featurea include a bicycle parade for kin· Now a family we barely know is building two doors away and they are ln the proceu of putting ln win- dows exactly lilct? ours. I am furious. What cu we do to protect th.is one dis- tinctive feature of our home? New Pomona PTA Announces Events -THE COPIED CAT DEAR CAT: Did you In- vent the window desjfn ud patent It? If not, you havt no rlfht to an "excl111lve. ·• people have been stealing food ldea1 1lnce the wheel -and It will be ever thu1. Ann Landers will be glaJ to help you with your proh- lems. Send them to her tn rare of The DAILY PILOT/ 'ltws·Press. enclostng a stamped, 1 t I f-addres~ .anvelope. '-"""" ,.., ,..,....,.. .._ ,.,....Q .. The newly~rg.anized Po- mona School PTA will pr• sent "baclt-to-acbool niiht" beginning at 7 p.m. Wed- nesday, Oct. 9, according to unit president Mrs. Paul Troester. Clarence Nedom, princl· pal, will introduce faculty members and give a short explanation of the bond Is- sue from 7·7:30 p.m. Mrs. Troester will preaent her board and chairmen befor-. What's DoingP 11.utY DAY lAetV Mm 9:30 a.m.-LH9ue of Wemeft Vet.n ef Or•np Coast -in the home of Mn. Donald Bert. 380 Colleen, Costa Meu -Oelphlaft Society, Theta l•,.... lthe chap- ter -Mariners Library, Dover Dr., New· port Beach 10:00 1.m.-Science of Mind Study CltM -Costa Meu Savings and Loan Building, 1895 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa Noon-Wom1n'1 Golf Club of Huntlngten leach - Huntington Beach Country Club 12:30 p.m.-Harbor Duplicate Brldfe Club -COit& Mesa Women's Club, 610 W. 18th St., COit& Mesa 7:00 p.m.-Los 0111 Toaatmiatr ... Club of Huntinpen Beach -Huntington Lanes. 19582 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach. parent.a v i s I t classrooms from 7:»-8:30 p.m. Newcomera to lbe com· munJty will be able to ttgia- ter during the m~tlng for the future bond election. Re- freshments will be served. PT A memben will asaist with the lnnocu.lation pro- gram for 1cbool studenta on Monday, Oct. 14. Other future events include a se- rtes of "koffee ltlatcbes" reaturtnc Nedom speeklq on the bond issue at 10 a .m. tn the followtnc Colt& Mesa boJDM: Tuetd.ay. Oct. a. Mn. Al· fftd Grioo, 579 Bay St.; 'nl~. Oct. 10, Mn. ~. 82 Pomona Aw.; Wednelda7, Oct. 11, Mn. Loren Jone•. m Surf St., and Monday, Oct. 21, Mn. Lee Pace, 875 Surf st. Pomcna'1 annual paper drhe ll tcbeduled Wed.Dea· daj, Oct. 23. Papen may be deJlv.red to the achoo! from 1:30-10 a.m. Pro-. ceedJ will 10 towards the PTA special project.a fund. Brunch Set For District -\ dergarten thrauab tb1rd lfade; bike safety rodeo for fourth throup listh tradei bargain-offering "coun- try store;" a putry aru.t who will decorate cakes purch11ed at the bated Joods booth, and white elephant, used boob and game booths. Booth chair- men are Jack McRoberts and the Mmes. Richard Church, Lyn Geronimi, H. J. Partel, Thomas Beach and Earl DeWolf. Deb, Dad Dance Louis R. Benny and daughter Mary of Newport Beach are pictured before they dance the traditional f alber-daughter waltz at the La Damaa Debutante Ball held last Friday, Oct. 4. in the InternationaJ Ball- room of the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Miu Benny's escort for the evening was Albert Kelly of Costa Mesa. Chancellor Will Speak To AAVW -Huntlngt°" Beach TO'S Clult -Recreation I.enter, 17th St. and Orange Ave .. Huntint· ton Beach --Meu Migo Square D•nce Club -HNEA Oran&• Dlltrict Callfor- nie Federatled W o m en·~ Club otficen. club presi· det1U and dlltrict chairmrn will meet for brunch at 11 a.m. P'ridly, Oct. 11 , in the La Habra Woman's Club- hot11e boated by the tocy UOUP· GOT DIME 1 Dr. Daniel G. Aldrich .Jr. Clubhouse, 2652 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa chancellor of the University of California. Irvine. will 7:30 p.m.-Oemocratlc Club of Huntington '"'h - addresa tbe American As· Lake Park Clubhouse i o c I a t I o n of University -Co1ta Mel• Ladles' Auxlliary to Carpenten' Women Wednesday, Oct. 9 Local 1453 -American Legion Hall, 565 · Mrs. Donald 8. Sam is. w. 18th St., Costa Mesa AAUW president, has ex--Mariners Duplicate Bridge Club -Balboa tended an invit:ilion to th~ Coves Restaurant, t 05 Main St., Balboa public to bear Dr. Aldrich kt the Corona del Mar High -Bachelor and Bacheloretts Square Dance &:'1ool Little Theater. Cl11s -Wilson School. Wilson and Placen· Rt fresh me n ts will tia . Costa Mesa . be served first 1n the school a:OO p.m.-Orang• Cou~ty As~iatlon f.or Retarded cafeteria. according lo Miss Children, Ladies Aux1h1ry -m the home Marie Hiebsch. program of Mrs. Glenn McKee. 9202 Timothy Lane, chairman. Preceding th e Garden Grove ~eneral session. Miss Mar-Ph. ~cella Richards. chairman -Alpha Alpha Xi chapter, Beta Sigma 1 - :WUl preside over a tegisla-in the home of Mrs. Eugene Northway. 6891 Followinc the brunch. the group will meet in execu- tive 1e11lon wittl district preeldent Mn. Gra.nt Hen- dricu, Brea, presiding. l UM LIME f ~ve commilltt gathenni:: Retherford Dr .. Huntington Beach Jtt 7 p.m. to discuss stalr -Square Riggen Dance Club -Costa Mesa ~~'~;;~ l~;;;;;;;;;=ll Jlnd national programs ror Parks and Recreation Building, Orange ':the year. rounty Fairgrounds l IJ~~~~~~~~·~&· -All AA UW mrmhcrs arr -Ladies' Auxiliary to Huntington Beach VFW ·~>-· ~ncouraged lo attend ~<' Post 7368 -VFW Hall. 319 Yorktown St., PAC I Ff °lion sign ups will be con- .ducted after the evening's Huntington Bea:_!i_ __ !" ....... ---~1· .J;peech. and special reports ' ~4~·~·~ JHllCJ ~~-.-.aw: t ' • 'J · .will be gi.ven by various . ONE DAY ONLY v I E w ~tion chairmen. . ~ :···" :WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9th) r .... , A Fine Splntt Plano only $7.95 per mo. . The New Magn8\'0X ; Concerto Organ 1 \i•.,.••· c _ _..,.,., traot11i.r11to Hot Fugde Sundae ; M e M ~ro~} t; ~arP A R K REG . 4Sc j It i~ no morP th.in ••·nsible to provide now for , tht ruturf' P.ic11ir \'1.,w offers an eoonomical : way to obt;i1n memoruil property before the need i -with all 1!!. r·motwn111 stressee-11ri11tt1. Inquire l now 11bout this 11n1ci11,. plan. .---~-y---, the layered look In gold and blue ••• slip over in wool & acrilan plus V-neck aJJ woot buJky plus "twea1er" pant or ful ly tined plaid ri a led s k.irt . Homemakers Plan Menus Tips on bow to plan time and money MY. lnl family menu. wlll be bead by Cout Homemakers at 9:45 a.m. Priday, Oct. 11, in the Community Youth Center. corner Fifth and IriJ Streeta, Corona del Mar. Mrs. Dorothy Wenke, Orange County home advisor, will discuu "Food for tbe Family with Empbuia on Money and Time Saving Techniquea," followed. by a poUuct luncheon. Persons wilh1q to attend are uked to bring a meat diab or casaerole. aalad or dessert, plUJ table Mrviet and fuorite recipe. Babysitting will be provided in the nursery of the Fint Baptilt Cbur<:h, corner of Mag- nolia and Santa Ana Avenuu, beginninJ at D:lS a.m. Coast Homemakers iJ sponsored by the niwrsity of Calilornia Extemion Seni:ce. So~ority. Chapter :--=:. ._.. - To Meet , · :E Members of ec:.. Meta COSTA fllj SCHOOL Xl Kappa Lambda Chapter ol KE SIATillG of Beta Sigma Phi w\1.1 bear .,. ~-.,~ ;.-J:W,. --=••• Mrs . C h a r 1 ea Sf!e\ey of ~:::ii::!~==~~:;::;:;:= Huntingt0n Beach present the eveJlini' 1 cultural pro- gram, "The Oriein of Life," at 8 p.m. Wednelday, Oct. 9. Mrs. Cart Sipes, 153U Shasta Lene, Huntington Beach, who will open her home for the 1Mlt, remJ8dl all members to bring baby pictures of tbtmaelvtt to partlclpate itl 1be prosram. 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The boastl.ne has become 110 arro&ant kl "El Pueblo de Nue.rtra Senoc'a La Reina de Los Angeles de Porcluncula " -~ orifinal full name of the <'ity of Aniela -thM It. s f'V80 hard OD the eardrums rt( a feller wbo picked them to w\n kl llx rames. tbete Dodren are so hlO that lbe7 have a 1ehe1M afoot (or Millaf IUI09 Ock- f'U i. the World 8utel. By TED MEIER Auoda&ed Pre• 0esp1te t.be1r det•t m tht World Serles In an u.opre- ced«lted four-aame sweep by the Lot Anaelea Dod&en, the imaie of the New York Yankees u lord.I of major Miu• baiebau baa not been materially damaged. Easie r To Be A Loser Pirate Coach Lilce8 Winning By Bll.L DONER It wH only last Friday that s,on. EdHer the NatJonaJ Leape came •P with a plan allefedly deslp-Bud WIJ.kiAlon, the famed ..ct to aid the lowly Nnr Yort Oklahoma coach, aa.id recent· Meta and the Hou1ton Colt ly • "There la leas pressure 45•1 who fire mo~ thH on a coach whe& he'• losing iMir' share of l>Jan.U. Eaeb than when he's wtnntng." or the other team1 are te pat Oran&• Coa.t College pilot up four players and the two Dick Tucker doecn't a g r e e l1ne-1tob wtD paw o.er t.he with Wl1k:iuoo 100 per cent, men:bandbe ln thl1 hue· but the popular Bue head· hall Ure 11.k.. man doe• have aeve.ral wor- ries despite his perfect three game reeord. So imagine the cutllflS: edte For tnstance: It's becom· t1n the vocal scalpel used by lor dllfleult to .elect a play· Dodier vice president ~resco er of the week wben every- TbomP'Ofl wheJ1 he said: ooe loob 90 outatand.lng. "The greatest Idea I've And the laundry bill iJ hard heard to strengthen weak to jUltity. After all, 41 jer· clube Cmeanmg the Yankees .. y1 have become dirty tn of course) is that the Colli evuy c~ and OCC offidala and Meu are gomg to let the are l1nClol the "wubday American League cbooee five blues." players from eac~ club." "Actually wt are faced One National Le ague r with 110me 119rfoua problem•." J>Olnted o u t that the NL's Tuck.er admJtted. "We fed doormat Meta, after all, had at least three of our next six heatett the Yank~ lo New opponmta are capable of York's Mayor Trophy game lmockini us off without a and held lt poellble that "over problem." the full eeuoo they probably "Fullerton, Mr. San ~ would hav'e won the Ameri· nto and Sant.a Ana an all can League peMaol" That'• ftne football teama and UD· sublimely ridiculous an d lesa we continue to improve, would have to be taken with our record could 10 down the a ton or so of salt ~ illus· drain in a hurry," the lanky trates bow much higher ii Bue coach l&id while watch· the Natioaal Leaaue thM log h1J troops run throulh Jo~n Glenn ever thou&bt of a lltbt practice eeulon Mex>- go1rif. day n1&ht. "Physically we 're stronier Sandy ICM/u ... &ae ear than ewr, but I'm worried n arded aa.aally a. aae Se-about our mental attttode. rle1 top star. Ra1plt Terry, "We can't become o v ~ r· who copped It latt year wltea confident Just be<:auae we ve the Yulr~ aom•bow beat blown three teams off the the Glurta, watched u t 11 e field. We ltill haven't been namea of put wtuen were teat.oc1, but you can bet we'll nuhed on tbe leWtheant. find out Just bow &ood we He wH able te dnlekle wbu really are Saturday nilbl" it 1aJd "Mueroat -PUti-J'actna the Ptrate1 ii a bur'b -t•." Terr; wu Lii~ cr~ty battle with the vicjlm that yeu of a Maze. ruaed Horneta from Fuller· ro11d home run wbtch won the ton. final game. The Yellowjackets a~ re· "I put him lnto the driver'• portedly "higher than a pro-~.-.l and he clJdn't even offer verblal kite" for the OCC me a rtde," aald Terry. "I affair. v~wing revenge after .:ot even tater. l wai apeak· last year J narrow 25-20 set· Ing In Pltuburcb and hf' wait back. att.endlac the dluer '° I u ld ''Lucky" wu the cry fol· he w11a't tltt only .!.50 bitter lowlni the Plratu' triumph I had ma~ famou1. He came in UIS2 and the Hornets will to me later and t.old rne not be out Saturday night to UI make him look " bad, prove they don't deaerve the th3t he wa1 really a .%It ~ Smudie Pot trophy, present· tn" ed annually to the loser of the contest. "Fullerton ts plenty solid," Ho.,.ev..r, Tc r r ':' and the Tucker reported, "if we can !)(her Yankees won't be do-beat them eully, I'll be con- mg much speaking th1" wiD-vtnced we're a good football ter. The stentorian tones you team. UnUl then, I'll hold hear will be those at Na· judgement." tiorial Leaguers extolling the After a slow st.art the Ful· league's mqni.flcence. Here lerton troopc roared alive are a couple ol early sam· against Southwestern Satur· pies. day recording a record 433 "The Yanks would be luc\.-y yard• while winning 27-0. 111 finish fourth Jn the Nation· "W~ beat Southwestern 24-0 al Le.agu.~ against our kind of and Fullerton won 27-0, so p1tchmg. that must make them three polnt favorites," Tuclter 11Jd. "We played til'-~rrk1 JM'r· "That's the only common foe rectly. Take that leaptnc one-we've played." handed cakh by Frank How· Veteran H or n e t quar· ard on Mickey l\fantle'1 drive terback Bob Sm J t h 255 In the attond 1tan1e at Ya• yardJ against the Apaches kr" StadJum. Why. a fellow and that alone has convinced who ls only 1lx rcet, 1lx hlcb-Tucker that "our pus de- ·~ tall would have m1.atd tt " tense had better be ready for Heward 11 1lx feet, eliht. a real workout." That makes ttlm the 11ma1J. A n d Fullerton fullback •111 man I.a the lliatlon.d Steve Iverson is pressing f,atue a11 ftf the morue11t. 1 (Stt OCC. Pare IJ) 'ro quit or N ot to Quit • • While Qlvi"' full crcd1t to the Dodgers and the great pit.cb!ng ol Sandy Koutu. Johnny Podnla and Don Dryldale, comment lo var· lous newspapers ienerally could be 1ummed up: The defeat of the Yank· eea was just one of those things. Walt Allton, manaier of the vlctorlous J:>odaen, put It thla way: "Wbttt you~,.. winnin& everything pea right We didn't &amble Ul1 more thla year than 1ut. But ft were Juclder." Jlm O&le of the Newark, N.J. Star-Ledger, comment- ed: • 'The decline and fall of ~ Yankee• wW lut unW next April 14 and then they'll start to prow thla WAI alJ a miJtab. . .JIC>t counu.n, t ll • pltebert, O'Mallty CI>od&v owner). would be very bappy to trade maD·for-man. Th1I la not a Yanbe t.111 tbat'1 crackinr up. 'ftlll ll a 70UDI dub IDd &ha pltdllna la &et· lJnl beaa'.'' '"!'be Y a I\ k • • 1 have won 10 DWl1 World Serles by mid not beerude• thla oae to a former nel&hbor," tbe New York Tlmea com· ment.ed tdllorlaDy. ftt Ch vela n d Plain· Dealer. ln an editorial, ... aert.d the "Dodaert have done the bueball world a favor In beatin& the Yank· ee1 and takln& o v • r as world champlo.01." Paul 1.ln:unerlna1 sport.a edltor ot tlM Loe Ana .... T I m • 1, commeat*1 that "the aura ~ tnvtnclbmtr buUt up around the Yank· ee1 ,, ..... thorouihlJ 1hal· terecf by the Dodgers." An observation: lb 1tG the Yankees beat the C&rdi· nalt tn the firct pme of the World Serles, tben lOlt four ..tratiht. Tho Y a D k 1 and Carda met 11ain in 1~ but tbia time the Yanbe1 won in ftv. famea. Sooners Hold 1st Texas Trojans Seventh In Poll Closes In Top T wo To Clash Saturday By ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK (UPI) -Okla· OMahoma'a Soonen, tbeir boma maiotaiDed its grip on footb9ll fortunea oa the re-nrst place and Texas vauJt.ed JOL TIN' JEFF ON THE MOVE -Orange Coast College's Jeff Tb.ayer grind.I out the yardage against San Bernardino while teammate Al Kile aeta 1et to throw a key block. Thayer currently ranks second on tbe Bue team in yardage &lined. bound. will find out jult bow pat Alabaima into second far they've oeme on the road spot among the nation's ma· • bact from mediocrity ID die jot-collepate football powen ~ 8::' ,:;::-~ 12 DAILY "&at' JRWW•US today iD the weekly ratings TOUCHDOWN BOUND -OCC's fleet halfback ~l ike Hunter racc11 do" n the sidelines for 34·vards and ,. lourh<lo\\ n. lhc first time he handled the.ba ll ai:ain~I San Berctoo • -..... ... ......_~-:'"==:' .-.11a.• ~ ____ T_.,.. __ .. _Oct_. _1,_1_HJ_ oltio the~ Press Int.ema· or&N UUUI.__ .._... --nal ....... u of coechtll. t.IJ a detwit aec> but llDGlll T h e Loogborna' advaoct ::=ceai.othe':°'.!t.~7! Rams Burt ~ ~the~m~:. rankJq on the line qaiDlt ct.y at the Cotton Bowl in old foe Tex.as. LOS ANGELF.S (UPI) DllllJ.aa a clash between tbe A v1otory would put the -The Los Angele. Rams two top rated college team~ Soone.rs lo good mape for a looked just about aa bat· in tbe nation. Koufax abot at the national title. The tered as their record Penn State was the only rest of the IObedule 1.. against would indicate tod_, as newcomer to the Hrst 10 in Big Eight oppo1ition, aaainat they coottoued drUla for tbe major-eollege list, jump. whom Oklahoma bas a 9"-3 Sunday'• rame wJth the 1ng from 13dl to eightb with l"flOOl'd undeC' Coach Bud Wll· CbUe&<> Bears. a 28-7 victory over Rice. k:lnlOll. Five p1-}ten had X-rays PITT '"-'1'1'6Dc.- today: Joo Arnett and '-LIUUU\."J Honored By UPI TEXAS TOVGH Dick Bua for IOte bacb; PitWJureh, Navy Mld Ot110 NEW YORK (UPl)-Sandy ~· however, may have Lamar Lundy, a tboulder State also moved up inside Koufax, lbe Loa Angeles ~ to 1&Y about that. teparaUon; Joe Sdbelli the top 10 while UJlR( vie· Dodge:ra' U.game winner and The Lonaboma. unbeaten In for poalble k1dney injury; t l ms Norlhwestem a nd World Serles pitching hero three l&mel and &UM1nl for and David Jone1, for a On· Georgia Tecb tumbled to thP was tbe only unanimous .;. the Dll&nal title they forfeltr tQj h1a rtcht leoood ten. The Panther~ lection today on the Untied ed wben tied bJ Rice lut ~ ;:{? x~1 proftd Ju m Ped from eighth to PRU lnternaUOGal's 1llS eeuoa. ~ tu. °"" h ~· altbouP the tn-fourth, Navy from Seventh ltl majo lea all-ttar te No. S 'Id tD the 1-.at M-_ ... ~ sixth and Ohio State from 11 r iue am. eodated Press poll and have weJ'9 __..ul. 10th ...i~e ••e to ·-v-. The 27.vear-old Jett.bander, Jim Philll"" and Ed ~ .. ""' cuui ho beat the New York a recent hi.story ol IUCCeA Meador ltlff~;ed slight Wiacon&ln, Idle la.at ftek, Y. ankeet twice In the World ~~ ~~e _ ~-concuulona In the game held ita No. S p o s f t f o n. Serl atte duri.a 1be Lou..-... IMI• ...... ""' • ..Mi. G B Southern California remain· ea r a aeason g !Mt five garnet m tbe old WIUJ reea ay and Don ed No. 9 and Nebraslc.a, tied wblch b. struck out ~ bat-aeries Cbuy i.d a broken nose. with the IJucic.eyes for lOth ters, pitched 11 shutouts and <>tW.wxna ,.... Idle last All probably will play Lhls last week, took over sole """'· complied a 1.18 earned run -net aft.er aooriDI vi<:Wrie• weetmd, but reserve ceo-. ,...,.. average, was named by all over 'Clemtoo and defending ter Keo Klrk t.s out ot :1.00 to complete the 10 24 apertJ who participated national ..... ......w-Southern the Chic110 rame with a 'T'L-Soo 1n UPI'1 polt-teaaon survey. California .. ~ 00 to the pulled hamstring muscle. ··~ oen, idle last week AIJo MJected on the team •"" ...,,.+ in the poll without The Rama have lost all after their upset of defending w e cakher Ellton H d ....,.. ·~ four of their National California two weeks ago. er owar • trouble polling 40 first place will be healthy aod r~ 1eCOnd·baaeman Bobby Rich· vote• hi a total of 54 ballots Football League games. for cdlege football's biggest ardJon and pitcher Whitey cut by the AP'• special 1e-game m the young season Ford of the American League lectlon board Saturday. They received 21 champion Yankees, first-base· · of the 36 first place vote~ man Blll White, shortstop 'BAMA THIRD Dick Gro.t and third-base-Texas, third a week ago, Mantle Ind totaled 322 points . man ~ Boyer of the St. vaulted over Alabama and in· NAVY MOVES Louil Cardinali, and outfield-to the runner-up spot on the Texas trounced Oklahoma era Hank Aaron of the Mil· strength of a 34-7 romp over State, 34-7, to gain ttie nod Waukee Braves, Willie Maya Oklahoma State. Alabama af· May Face over Alabama by the 35-man of the San Francisco Giant.I IO won its third straight, bell· board oi coaches. although and Al Kal1ne of the Detroit log Vanderbilt 21~. tf>e Crim900 Tide received n,.n. There were a number of seven first pike votes to Koufu' 11 shutouts were a other changes in the select s only two for the Longhoms. major Jeacue record for a list, with only No. 10 Minis· urger y 'Bama defeattid outclassed a.tl·hander and his 30& strike-slppl 1tayine in the 1ame spot. Vandert>itl, 21-6, but was un outs made him the fourth Nort.bwatern and Georeia imprenive. pttcber in history to 1urpu1 Tech, fifth and aeventb a wHk NEW YORK (UPI) -Mick· Amazing Roger Staubach the ~mark for , a season. ago, dropped from the lilt ey Matale, who has had more navigated Navy up a notch Ford, the Yankees bellwetb-and were replaced by Ohio than a ood<hng acquaintance with a ~13 win over Mlch1· er all seasoo, struck out 189 State and Penn St.ate. with doctors in the put, i1 gan and received one first batten, pitched three shut· The Top Ten, with first ex~ to undergo 1urgery place vote. Pi« garnered two outs and bad a 2 74 earned place votes ii1 parentheses, for removal of cartilage in tint piece ballot.a and Ohio and tot.al points on the 10-9-8 hi! left knee next w6ek. state the other. etc. ba&i&: Dr. Sidney Gaynor, ~he Texas w.u a di&tant second Tops '~~1.,_.. <m 110, "';;; N.ew York Yankee•' c 1 u b in the 10-9-3-7-6-5-4-3-2·1 point 1. ,, .... rn w physician, plans to confer dlstrlbution for votes from l. -.1 ........ <~> ~ with Mantle later thia week first to 10th places, totallin .. 4. Novy UI ·-"' S. Wlt<ontln (II 719 and lle't a date for the O{>trl· 2.57. Alabama had 251 points, ~: ~ ~1111.,,.,. r.; tlon. Pllt 165 and Wisconsin 151. S I • •· ohto s1oi. "' a.tore retW'1ling to IUa , .. ,.. l'Olft" e ect10 n s ,:: :=u~!: i: ~e ~.Ja~~S..v~l~~~J~ i: !r:~':~1i:i;~/J(~~l ::: the dedaion on whether to t ::=e.h 1~1 ,,.., :•: NEW YORK IAPI -Seven National Leaguers. includ· Sorry Folks, 1ng World Series star Sandy operate eN.irely in Dr· Gay. ~ ;:,::; s1~. <M>,, 01 • :~ nor's hands . 1. "'"" St••• ()..Ot "' Koufax, and three American N R f d "If fUriery is ~ssary, League pbyers were named 0 e un s ......... :_ today to the Assoc.lated Presa I'll have it dooe wiu1•u six week& after the Serles." said Major Leaiue All·Star base· HOLLYWOOD <AP I A Mantle before leaving Los ball team ror 1963. Koufu, who posted 8 25-5 sign on the door read· "World Angeles. where the Dodgers season record and collected Series tickets -buy, sell, ex-completed a four-game Se· vt .... -rl · ... Dod • change. Sorry no refundJ. All rtes sweep over the Yanke~. two "'"" es tn , ... e gera sales final." "I am going to wholeheart· 1weep of the New York i ood' l 'Um t edly ~meod an ~ra· Vankea, was the only mem· But Hol yw s egt a e G -r· 'I NEAR FUTURE t Soullwnl Colllomte I l 17 I• " 10 Netlralk• C:MI II So<bl>d 10 teorru -11. M1nlniP1>· 53: 12, llll"Ols. 32; u. Dul<.. 21• ... ~lo Tedi. '11 U. ~-tem. 11 14 O<-Stolt, 10; 11, Arico""'" 111 IL Mluourl, ,, " C•ltl. 0•990" t M Ko-. 1 Md\. Ot...,t -LoulMM s11t•, A1 ... ,.,.,., C1rotH\e St•tt . S1 '°"""• l P k • •aiA Syrow,_ I •oon," said Dr. ayoor. , f selected unanimously in 8 had departed. Jackson got a Mickey doesn't have that city lice-nse last week and set cartilage removed there's a vote of 71 baseball writers. up shop in a hotel, selling good chance he'll break down Lakers Back From Hawaii Koufax topped the ballotlng 1 k t h f50 next year." wt th 68 votes. The other Na· t c ets or 815 muc 811 · Mantle tore loose the car· SANT A BARBARA (AP) -· Uonal Leaguers selecte<t were When the fifth game fell tuage in his left knee In a 'I'he Los Angeles Laker~. Clrat baseman Bill White, through, disappointed buyen game aealnst the Orioles at back from Hawaii with a 5· l shortatop Dick Groat and flooded the hotel rwttchboard Baltimore last Jooe 5. wbeo record in the islands, bat I 11' third baseman Ken Boyer, wt.~h c~. he also broke a bone In his the Philadelphia 76ers In a11 all of the St. Louis Cards. 1 don t .. ~ whe~ Mr. left foot that knocked tum out exhibition basketb11ll garnr TEANECK. N .J 1AP 1 - Clene Fullmer i5 fighting the toughest battle or hi~ life and it's got him hear· 1ng things. A little vo1<.·e keeps tell· tng ttim to "lry one more fight" and a much b1(uter voice -Mrs Fullmer wanu him to call it a r a· rttr. While he tnes lo ma.lte up his mind, the former mid· rtlcwrlstht champion. now :r> bldel'i tua ume wnrlon~ "Tl th" mini. f11rm ;itl(1 ri1111r ler·horse ranc'h he owns 111 Weet Jordan. Utah, and training his brother. Don, for a future shot al the 11 tle he once held. Don , 24, get..!l a chanc" tn take a fl~ U1J Wednrs- c1ay niV-when he meet~ Jou Torres in a IG-round er at the Teaneck Armorv Gene wlll be in his corne·r "I've been trying to talk my.ell into retlnng ever .slllCe the last rlaht again~ n1rk T1tl'r In .\ 11 Jt u .. I .. f:r11r '11111 hot th;,t l11tlr vo1l'e 1-r<'J.._, 1elhng me I<• 1 n 11 on1·c> more I'm still undec1tft' "llt'n I II mekt• 1111 nl\ mind h11t 1l won't l>c loet long I ha\.('ffl hc•rn 1n u rinj! or had a pair of Rloves on <>mer the la...t Tll!t'r f1gh1 I '\I' tw-"n \..rrp1nl! huw on "" 1 \"' r .11whr• "h11 h :i rt • fl'l11nL: ~Inn 1•11• Tht• oldri;t 01 lilt' t 1~h1 111(! f"ullm<'r hrntht"f~ .l;n ;1 fl r II Ill I !l In i: l1~hl\\!'l)!hl 1C'l1red 't'\f'r.tl \r,11, ·' 11 l'w-1·.H1-.r nl an 1·1c• in11u1 1;1•n1· ,,.,, l1111nd II llh It• ln~h llllt)!hl'I 111 1!1 I lll"1 \h,1)1(' \l~o pr.,, 1ni: "" tti. 111 1 d IS the fart that J 11> ., I II•· ually 1s the la<.t orr '' ,1,.,.,. "hen he~ thro •' r \rnh.11'11 h,,•r ' •1111 lhr1 \• h ,1 ti ~,ntt f ~ ""'' I • I outfielders Willie Mays or San IJackaon .~· said ~ ham~ ol the Yankees' lineup fOI fwf) here tonight. Francisco and !lank Aaron ~ner. and l don t care months. TI>e Lakers, we.'.llern di\ 1 I 01 Milwaukee. and right-hand· sion champions or the Nauon ed pltchtr Juan M11richal or , • I R l 11fR.EE ALR.EAO\' al Basketball Assoc1auon. arr San Francisco FI g 1 I esu f,$ Tht SlOO,CXX> s I u g gt r aJ· playing only one cxhibillon Outfleldtr Al Kahne ol De· rudy has had three knte op-game in the Southern \al• troll and second baseman Ry ASSOCIATED PRESS e-raUons, a severe shouldtr in· fornia area before they olf• Bobby Richardson and catch· BAKERSFIELD. Calif. -jury. shin apllnU, a fractured clally open the NBA fea~on tr Elston Howard of the Rey Asls. 120"'2, Stocicton. right index finger. a lu'> ab-Oct. ~ against C1nc11"111:1:1 Yanks rtrrr~rntl'd the '\m<"r· 'Cahf . n11tpotntM1 Mann y cess an<! various cripplinj? This one tom2ht 1s 11 ll'BFl f,r;icw ,,., lhr '\n I !,mi.on. l'.?21 1 <lhrr1:1111 Mr\· musdr f'"lll~ in ha.~ th1 i:h dur· The cnntMt 1s hr1n~ 11." •ii 1,._.m 1 w11. I~ 11111: h1• ml!lt)r ll':tl?lll' 1 arrrr , ;ii !hr I 'ISR cvm 1;l\•1 "' D41"l Tui I 1 I Or ateaz first eoce to SC acco lusc Ben Cc beat on I 1014 whiJ M ··~. othe loop whll to 4! Ft host • n. rolll Sout ()C cult lnle.I m 48 I five Ir Am• nes, witt Je ,lgh mar onJy Ai that tbe 10 , yar< Ot rate 1106 Scol Lari i:an yarc Whl w offe. SAC ~asi dep1 K· wilt tern has1 tcrc S< all-I 17 0 yarc ()4 Ing lea5 Hun ugh I , ..... nc.c. Ml It Ivor Ch off S.n S.nlo Full•• C.ltl'llJ finKI '°""' Rnltl 14o4m M1rtl "''" .. ..... , ...... llplor C.o41 .. , ..... I dol\ Mltw ..... """"' lttft ~~ ~f"OVt •!<lo ,, .... """"' TOft1 1e • .,.,. •1t1 ,,,,, .. r,..,,..,-, ...,,.,,, ~ '"' ••o. 'lurt Whllt W1rr Enol• Be If or to ra Ki lie JO on m I .... Pirates Tough In Stats Bucs Lead EC Offeruc Orange Coast Colleae'a mam.roWna .Plfat.ea ranked first in the Eutem Confer- ence lo ottenae, but dipped to second in deteme thit week accord1n& to the atattsU.ca ~ 1uaed by Grid Stat of San .Bernardino. Coach Dick Tudter'a un- heat.en, untied and uucored on Redcoats have ground out 1014 yards In three gamea ~hilc limiting foes to but 431. }' Top Area Grid Tiit MD Duels Inglewood By GLENN WlllTB 111 emercency hoepital in· Jobnaoo'1 troops came out 1tfaier Del Schedule e:banl• and un· at.ad ol a football team. of t.belr Saturdly scrape with The ana Pft1t or the ......Jc certainty plus a rcNCb elate Pla8\led with lnjurlea to key Lowell lo eooc1 physical shape ts still without a de. of 1amt1 await.a 0 r a n I• playen all ..uoa, Kimball la al~ tackle John Kama-date or aJte. teama th1a weekend. now prlm1n& hla • e c o n d lan1 ll ltW nursing a banged But ooe thing'• for aure - Jn a cha.n1• of dat., Cor· tVt.QI ~mer for b a t t le up knee. no matter where it u or ona del Mar wlll beetle Loera ~ Wutml-. Friday Guard Greg George ls ex-when it ts. It's bound to be a Saturday nllht at Oranf• nl&hf. pected to bt fully recovered great duel Cout Colleae In an Orance Recular center Jtm OJ.aon (r,)m a bout with the flu by Monarch coacb Dick Coury League atruU}e. 1bt 1ame Injured hLI neck wblle makln& ldckoff time Saturday. rates the Sentlnels as the ortginally billed for 'lb&ln.-a tackk aia1mt Rancho Ala-""best team we've bM8 up day night at Aubebn. mJtoa last week and 11 a B1111t lngfon Beac-11 against since we met (and But, a cbult wu loroM doQbU\11 parUdput •lal.nat A pleaaed coach Ken Moats beat 1 Escondido In 1967. 1'be1 bJ the Hwpon RuW DAI-tha Uou. will knuckle down to using 1 the Sentlnel.s) are bi&, they tdc:t'a polk:J ol DO 1IAOt Jim DrylCMn wUl probably ool.y bLI top players In Fri· have line backs and a eood (&DMI • ~· 1.t the ca.ll la cue QI.on ls day nllht'a battle with Sa· aerial game In a bit ol ~ lldaltned. vanna. "I thought we played ooe Mat.er DIA m.-with Dmball la not tryiq to "We played everyone on of our poorest games 1ut 11 touted ~ la CODCeal the fact that be Udnlls t.be 1quad In the second hall week. although we managed uea p.me o( tbe ,,..._ the Ucma will be plmt.J tocaih-last week against Sunny Hllls lo beat Dorsey (27-0)." 1bt Wt 11 IUppoeed to come ''TbaN'a no doubt that they but from here on out we're Coury related off SaturdaJ ._ at ~ will be the belt te.am we've only going to use our top ··our first hall was espcc maa Con.p. lloweftr, .._. plaved 10 far," Klmball ap-players. This is our last tune· sallv bad.·· arch oftldal• an ttyblC 11r pralled.. "I just hope we can up before league play Opt'ns ~iat.er Dei came out of l.M a Tbund.a7 alpt data tit ... come out of the same without "We look like the Confed· o 0 r s e y scrape without (~· ta Ana Bowl bee•-ti tbe &rlY lerlous lrlju:riet," be erate Army today. We have nous injury potenUal draw Of IOIM t ,• added. five players on the injury 000. llst but we hope to have some I lt' edftlltUtft" .. In other p.met, Nwport Cer911& tlel Mar of them back In the lineup ·The only thing injured In Harbor la at Wlllt.ern •)et. "I tbint we'll play a good by the Savan na game," Moats the An aheim game was our IU'day. HuntlnJtun Beach en-came thit week -our tum confided. pride." So Is the feeling tC1- t.taln1 Savanna~ nlCbt aeema to do better when\ the Currently hobbling about dav o( Westminster coach at the same time Weltmin-competition la tougher." are backs John H u s s on g Biil Boswell as he trles tn M welcom. eo.ta Mesa to 1bo1e we~ the words of 11houlder J. Carter Lewis get his Lions In shape for tbe Uona n.. Corona del Mar srld coach (neck l and Ron Tinsley f dis-Friday nighl"s battle with Howard "Cork 1" Jobnaon located thumb). underdog Costa Mesa . C..ts .... wbeD uked bow be tboQOlt Linemen Dick Manely 1an·1 Concerning Costa Mes a , Mu.ltaq coecb Den JambeD the Sea lDn&s would fare ltle) and Larry Titus 1knee) I Bosw<-11 said. "Mesa ha s ma.t feet lib bt'1 rmlftl s.turdaJ acafn.lt Loara. Join the disabled roster tough kids in Its backfleld Anaheim Tops County Ratings MoatJ expects plenty of you can't forget them. trouble against S a vanna. The' might be tough for ta "Thty're not quite as tough I and· will probably r eally ~ as Weatrnlnster but they're up (or the game." . t.oughu than the other two Boswell was not forgetun~ teams <Costa Mesa and Sun-last vear when his club was ny Hills) we've play1-d ·• he Jl r o ·h i b i t i v e favorite ttt opined sma sh the Mustangs. Final score Westminster 21. Costa Netcporl Mesa 7 Mt Sall AntonJo. the only other unbeaten club In the loop, bu gained M yards wblle boldlni thr~ oppooaitJ to 424. Fullerton's Hometa set to host 0CC Saturday night, Ml a new single game • higb by rolling up 43S yarda against SouthwestA!rn Saturday nlaht. NEARLY GOT IT -Newport Harbor end J1;,bn Weber (12) makes a leaping ~ for a Steve Shedd pass during Fullerton tilt Friday. Indian defenders m~ve JD to break up the play. Newport journeys to Western Saturday to tangle with the tough Pioneers. Unbeaten Anaheim dlmbl to the top of the DAILY PILOT prep football rantin"s for Oranie County, fol· lowine tu connndne 10.0 win over WelUnl.n.ster Friday m,bt. S&llor coach Wayne Hughes The Lion eoach caiJ~ Ana· can only hope for the best 1 he1m "The finest football when he look& at the sm-team wr've ever faced They possible chore hi• team faces werr much tougher than tM during the next three "t>eks. Anaheim learn that downed The Tan . 27-18 losers to us I~ last year," he com· Fullerton last week. face m1•ntN.! ··They had a b1~ three of Orange County's top hard-hilting line and their 10 teams during the next backs were tremendous." OCC lead.I the l~team clr· cult in scoring with 112 points, lntercepUona with eight for OC'. FOOTBALL in yards, first downs with '-' • • • 48 and fewest fumbles with (coll .. _ued from Page 1%) ... ,m "" • To 11-. ""' '"'• n• .,....i1.ci fi Ve. 'w tN "bell lrom .crlmrN ... Individually, OCC'a AU -OCC's All-American Bob H•"""' .,,. 111111c1orlft9 ,,~ "'._ · fullba .. B b H H in lb a dage derby IMK1l who _... '° ii. .. "INI "'"" Amencan c .. , o ay· aynes e Y r · ...,,11 .v.,.. _ 111 "'.... __ ,_ nes, ranks fourth in rushing Iverson has gained 173 yards w11 ,_,,.., 111e "ou11•1ncS.M ,..._.. "' arrl i 28 ----' hil H -Ir-11t1lr llY rldlo tt.iMn with 182 yards in 39 c ea. n ~ 11e• w e aynes Kt:ZY H• w111 ii. 01v.., • 1r-y 11 "'" Jell Thayer of the Buca ls t.as compiled 182 In 39 trips. tnc1 "' Tiit --. l h h in hln d It. .......... 1i long years Pi..-""' .,_, ..... ,._.. '" -e g t rus g, an re-s ..,.,.,n ve •uc ,....,, i. """ s.411er. 1P111er "'"*' marubly enough, Thayer la aince the Sues last whipped out 1or ..,1<11a i.i.. ...,. .... ,,,. only a reaerw halfback. Fullerton on the Hornet =• •11 -... 1t11 111e o-r Another tni.ruttn& point LI lta.mping grounda, but Eut-• __,_ -'-Hl.O .. - that Haynes and Tba1• an em Conference ra.llbird.a bava :' •• "'S •,,.. _:.-.,. ~~ :_• .=.'; the cmlJ IUlberl in the top utabliabed U>e Buca u 11>-,,,.. • _,.... ,_ -~ -.., • JO who haven't lost a single point favorites to turn th e ~ .,,::"'owi~_,,..:~ ~·:!d yards in three camea. trick fh.11 campaign. -_.,,. ........ -....... ,_ Othe.t high ranking Pi· "Remember the last time '°u~:t9..."':. Pl'f: f.!. ,,, .,,. rates include Mike Hunter we visited Fullerton," Tucker ...,,. "'*"' ...,.., k,,... 11 ... s.11 ... J ~"" t• tlnc:e ,_ •• II-Ill t1119 --1106 yard.I in 17 carries), oe said. "We lost that one ..,...,. -,.,. __ _.__ Srott (81 yard.a in 14 carries). INllDE THE l'lltATES' OEN -Fllml °" -· oc:c fl_.w So ......... -• tll Stl\lrdeY'• ... vlctary ""'" ~ ltlan h r-"'"" lo lldlof l Tiii l uo Larry J ones (79 yard.I in 13 ..,.,.,_ .... -""' ""'-JHI -curvo e4. cttrw -· s.... • .,.. carries), Pete Matthews 175 ;-:,=-:,: .... ~ .7.:. :; .. -::::.~ !t _, Wt!• ,.,.. "" ,_ a.r- yards in 9 carries) and Billy Tl\IV« .. ,...., 11 """' 1~ ,,,... ... ,. rr111e -Id ~ .., • .,, White (70 A. lo 15 ' ) riot .•. .._ PlfYtd • itrNI ·-·· Tuet<-1..,911 OU4 Of 1'-"'°'"' --'°"'lw to -yarua carries . ., .. 1c1 o1 "" ..,,,,,... cos•• -. "'"" ·-· 1_11,.. 1t •• _,,.,.. "--"·' White ranks ninth in total flu~ 1w...i,,. .,.., 111e ~ .. ,. , __ 11 offense with 195 yard.I, Mt. .,.':':' ,,;.,-.:,. ~ • .,.~ •;~,,.~·~"': ~c ~""ne':!"".;:..! r••"' -' "'""1"' SAC's brtlllant Joe Keough easily lead.I everyone in that department with 548 yards. Paterno, Scott Top Tacklers 1i»e ColonilU, cbampiona of last year's county rat· lnp. replace Santa Ana on the top rung of the ladder. A showdown for first place looms Friday night at Santa Ana Bowl, however, as the top two clubs collide ln the pme of the week. Santa Ana slipped to leeOnd after tu narrow 13·12 victory over W eatern last week. Mater Dei, with a convincing 27-0 conqueat of Los Angeles Doney, mcnes from fourth to third in the poll. The Monarchs are due to take on Inglewood this week on a date yet to be decided. The tilt compares with the Santa Ana-Anaheim ltruUle in importance and ma1nltude. .Both teams are unbeaten. Ron Pat.emo ud Joe Scott W8'tli'a, dillplte tu one-point defeat against Santa ea.med tackling plaudit.a for Ana, mOftd up from ft.fth to fourth. ln balloting. OraJlie Coast College Satur-Serrite'• Frian, rol.linllalont With a 5~ victory day night aialnlt San Ber-ovu Bantow, nalted from lotb to filth. hllerton, Santa Ana Valley and Westminster are in nardino with four unassisted a traffic jam for mtb spot with eigbt votes apiece. Uicldes each. Fullerton downed Newport, 27-18, and duela Rancho For Paterno, the ruiged Alamitos next. Santa Ana Valley belted Tustin, 34~. and mJddJe linebacker, it marked will play Loni Beach Jordan. the third stra.lght week ht Westminster Iott to Anaheim but is e:ipected to re- has topped ttle club tn J<>lo bound a1ainst Costa Mesa. stops and his three game Brea, 21-12 winner over Loan, ls ninth and fat'es total ia now 14 Valencia. Al 0 vla Mil Do aldto Buena Park joined the top 10, taking the final place V a ~dl e hadn '--~ after shelling Magnolia. 21·7. The Coyotes will tackle and ern .,, er ti~ Tustin th.1.3 week. eacb for the Bucs. D a v I s ''•ce TMm Vo1e1 ranks aecond In season to-l. Anaheim (3-0-0) 20 tats with 11 . 2. Santa Ana (3-0-0) 18 Ken Madison, Gary Ma1-3. Mater Del (34-0) 1 e three weeks. Colonist coach Clare Von Flrst on the agenda 1s a Hoorebeke had special praise Saturday night date with I for Lion tackle Vic Hokanson. Western a l La Palma St.ad· "Our films showed he f Hok· ium. Anaheim I anson 1 was all over that Then, the Tars face Sant.a field. lie played a whale of Ana and Westminster a ~ame." Van compliment~d. But, there Is one bst ol 1-;:;----------. good news for Hughes and FACTORY his followers. AUTHOtUZED End Terry LorenUen. In· I j~ for three ""eeks. ",u definitely be In the llneu1). "Havmg Terry back "'ill really help us out He"s not only a good pass r~el\er.I but hts presence 1n the lsnl'- up will lake somr of the pn·~ sure ot! f John 1 Weber. "'ho'c; bttn cov!red by thret.' and I four men each game."' lluchcs disclosed. MAGNAVOX SERVICE Ml 6-8895 ATLANTIC MUSIC 445 E. 17th St. ELECTRONIC ~ ~ H llDINTllL COMMUCl>l GARAGE DOORS I I 'llfl#O-IU O U UI · Slt~ICI oncCMUnc ''" .. ,..~ U .. CCTlllON1C O A lllAGt: 0001118 llNf1 Keough a1'o tops passing with :.> completions In 61 at· t.empta for 460 yards. Keough hasn't had a sin&le aerial in· tercepted as yet. Scott Schuhmann, Mt. SAC's all-league end, has pulled in l7 of Keough's pitches for 248 yards. Sailor, Sea King J ayvees Triumph ner. Gary Gannon. Scott WlJ. 4, Western '2·1-0) 14 1 Iiams and Phil Spiller had 5. Servile (3-0-0) 12 two each while F red Smith, 6· (tie) Fullerton (3-0-01 R w. s." ... 1111 o ... ,,.,,.n.,;.,.. @t] OCC ranks one-two io ae«· Ing with Haynes leading the league with 32 point& and Hunt.er second with 24. Keo- ugh is thlrd with 23 •C 1l9tt.1ta ere 11 tol-1 ,. .. ,,., nc;c 1:MM11 Mt $AC ().6-tl l'lvonldt IM-01 '""".., ().1.(1) Seo lltrdoo ( 1 1 I ~011 AM 111-11 Fullerton IM.01 <ltl'\ll IM.0) G......,_,,t (~>-0) .....-.let'n (0->-01 IM!v~ Hot-. llllvtw1ICHI M1rtln (lllvenlde) llurt ICl\ett.-;1 Ho,._ IOCC) Iv.,._ IF11ti...tonl Upton l~1n llff-l Cotllef' (Cltrvs) T~1yer IOCC> lctih1nll IGro .. ,,..,,.11 ltlltts<i""I (Ml $AC I ,._,,.: IC_,.,. (Ml SAt 1 ltltt ICltn.11 ~~ ... ,,.u1,.,, .... 1 ""'"" 1-.n lll•rooal tUoo ls...!1 AMI St-'ler (~ltr•• Whitt l<Y.C l Total~: •• OP'P' 1'14 01 '" 04 "" "' 111 f.51 ,,. fl) '"' .. , m 5'° ~ m '61 1001 'd 10~ •1.• fO •l 262 •• 711 sa '" J9 ·11 " 17) I\ 1,) " "' " t d l1 Ill J$ 111 "" 1tC YtlS " JO 4'0 ,, •ll u 1l l CM .. tt 7" l'I II :>• u ,, 111 ?O t Ill Newport Harbor and Corona I \\.arren EUsson, "orkm g from de! Mar Jayvee gridders ac-the left hall position sparked complished what their respec· the Sea King offense w l h long . . 1 b uldn't d gamers throughout the1 strug-hve varsity c u s co _o gle. postmg WUlS to open their Westmmster"s Lions had to 1963 circuit sea.sons on Mon· wait unW the warung rnLDutes day. of the fourth stanza before Wayne Hughes· !)a1Jors making the scoreboard click. I trom betund lo defeat f raihng Anaheim's Co.'Lonists, came 20.(), Westminster reco.,.~d a Fullerton, 13-7 and Howard fumble on the Colonist" 10 to Johnson's Sea Kings shut out ~et up its only score , Lowell, &-0. Dave Deen scored tile six· ln other are.a jayvee act100 , pointer wsth a four yard Anaheim dumped Westmin· plunge up the middle. ster. 22-6, Western rolled over Costa Mesa's Musta~~ also Costa Mesa. 31·7. Huntington had to wait until the final Beach fell to Sunny Hills, quarter before getting tJn the 2~. in a non-loop duel. scoreboard against the West· Quarterback Steve Broy\es ern Pioneers. paced the Newport win. toss-Field general Jal·k (\olden ing two touchdown aenals in made the touchdown, scoring the first half Broyles put the from the two on a ko•per. Sailors on the scoreboard in Goldl!fl tossed to end r tandy the first quarter with a ~ Wilson for the conversil 11. yard scoring bomb to Pnd Huntington Beach ganpe up I(~ (Mf SAt t 1!111 1Clln11l irnl!!I ll'utler'°"I r,....,., .. 1""' ll•r-• Ho mo ( IUwn ICH l 41 H.a IO 4.S \I A4 ., ferry Allen. a 7·6 ha Hts me lead lo C; di be· :! 1-·uuerton roared right back I £ore the Lancers nf :S1Jnny ~ lo overtake the Tars and scor· Hills. 2~-6 . ,., ed several minutes later. tak. F.~ Niesh_1 tossed a :r.i:.yard ~~ ini: 3 7-6 lead. 'coring. strike to Ron 1n~IC'y ' • .,.. 111'-'tldol Dtot ( .... I. Af'tl l!urt ICltelt"'VI """"' IOCCI Wu,..., Ullv«liCH) e,,.11 (Graumontl ·~ ., !I • •7 tJ m l.!ndaunted. Broyles conned · '"·the first quarter In p1 1t the :~ ed again in the second stan~a. Osiers ahead and also ~cored ::: this time hitting Dave Eiker· the conversion. mann with a 45-yard slnke to Sunny HilJs scored L n the Be a Good Neighbor If you are a newcomer, or kn ow of a newcomer to Costa Mesa. <lo her a favor by calling Helen Kissel. the Costa Mesa Hostess I between 8 and JO a.m.) and she will call on vour friend with infor· matlnn and gifts rrnm THE Friendly Merchants LI 8-60.il ----> ice the Newport win. 'ccond qua rter but las t rd to Lowell's Patriots threatened convert. but then. eruptl ICt for within Corona del Mar's JO-two touchdowns in the third yard line on two occasions but stanza and . another lo th.- the rugged Sea King defenses, fou rth 10 win aided by penalties held for the win. Fullback Terrv Wells scor· ed the only touchdown of the t11r, capping a 60-yard drive Ruth l 'oug li with a lhree yard plunge into nal1t• llulh battrd :11 •> or pavdsrt in the second qua rter higher in six World ~u1rs ~--------------------------------------------~ Guuantffd Factory t B.W.) RECAPTfRES Ht • II -71' t IS -IM • 14 -... 1 h # .. IT. WAllS JI .. Mon "'' ".,.,.., co'u "'"'" WEST AUTO SUPPLY 995 EXC. I I I • ""' SA Valley (l·l ·l) R Al Britt, Al Kile, Bill Epper· We.tminster (2·1-01 8 son and Blll Autry had one 9. Brea (2·1-0) :t LIDO DOORS INC. ~i:_;,.c;;;;~c;.:- each. IO. Buena Park (2-0-1) 2 More Sports Pages 13, 14 IN MANY CA•S. lllCUl AR GA~ PUfo.MS AS WELL AS l'R£MI· UM 1 ~llJ cars do not ret btttet ••are llld ptrlon11111Ct frOlll ~ 1n1umarldepaoli111. llavstolttit 11411\tr octant of 1uolines tod•y. many aldw can perlorm u well on st1rntlrd lflde u 11\ey did on yest er· d1y's premium. It also pays to know th.It )'Otl11 eet th• btst buy on Insurance for your car wit h Sl1t1 r arm! Catt mt today! I "') LARRY CAIRN~ On W. 19th St .• Costtl \Ir~& Rt t. 1\t" port & Htrbnr 4uou ,,~Tl M1•~·.• ,,,_,..-.,. Ml 6-6166 ---- INTIODUCINC THE IEPfNDAILES FOi 'S. -------------• Compact families, if you've grown larger ... Dart's for you So!Mthina 11n 1n comptets! Famtlpizc room. Fam1IJ·SU" fun Oert is 1 fmll new C9tnPKf 1n the l1rse economy size. Darfs 1 lrttte bluer outside. a lot roomttr and more comlorlablt iMid•. A bfatr tftfiM undor the hood, • lot more fun on the open roed. And brin1in1 up tll• rm? A wtioppina trunk with more llMMe leasae "*' thin many full-size cars. Yet Dart !J a compact. You un tell by the great 1as m1le11e. By the way h slips into skimpy 1>1rkm1 spaces. And by its small comptct price. I 11 short. ltw comp~s cost less lh1n Dart Not one 11ves you so much lor the mll"PY So h".tlf hr yll!'' Dilda" d~al~r and try Dar1 011 your fam•ly for s11r Th•Pfl vrtr\, n.no ne .. m11rl-I\ With ·~h you get a ~ year 50.000 m•le w~rran!y • •TNC Dl"•UI U:t' ... fUll 11, ... MIU W&llll••TY-C&•.-•H /;.,.,....•h•• •t' Uftf\0 tOI) fll" tlf ~ 000 f1111111le\ wt...-~1 "'"'~ f1ut il.t1"\,t t'tl ff"I\ 1111 mttM•eh 11'1'1 WOtlMlft\fM' ""' * N , .. It<• "'f tt •l •t 1t • nu'f'' tr Ml'tTiH t..•'ll"W'hif°I"' Avttrwwtr~ 0..litf J r.tct of kMM\l t"• '"''"' tt'°' • Mad i nt 1f'!•t 1111• p11tt 1"11\e Mll'tifo&t. w1t11 .,.trlfi. '"'"''"11111 U M tM '"'""ti ••ih (trclw'1'"1 "''"'ti cl14ltt1.> torqu• C'.9rt• .. t• ,,. .. "''" ""o .. , .. ~"h "'' .... 1n4 dtftt1tnf,1! '"'"' '"' .,,. .. , "'""" ol l'h llM 6U1J>o "°''.., pt~f•d tlM own11 ,.._ U1t '"''"' ~'' fl\1n,1f4 httf J "'o"t .. , Of t OX' "''._' wfitk'lrr.ntt camn ""' '"' o.I Miff ,., •• •d O tl'f' \l 'Oftd 041 Chl\ll l llld thot UfWf~ •• , t.inu tit"*"''' 6 ft1onltn Md r•rh H ,,.,,, 1 ,.,,,, t'W9 .. .,, • mOfltli)\ fWfM..._ t• tll(lil ....... , ,-.,,du o of "'"0'"''"0 ('If ti'\• '~UHIS \41fVIU lf'ld tt '!l••••ll tt\t O-•., .,. C·tlf1f' (ll ftt~•· of I.Ii( .. n 1dt111>11 .,,. fll ,~ •• , I'""' II"'"'' !'!'I '•••• Compact Dodge Dart --A CHRYSLER w -·-·"°" Our Golden Anniversary 1s your golden opport1111ity 1 Come in and see The Dependables' .. •' - HARBOit MOTORS, 2150 Harbor Blvd ., Costa IV\eso, Calif. .. OAK.Y l'ILll'TJ"IWWIU. Tuet.. Oct. I, 1"'3 tPORTS ON A RADE ly lill Dotter Diary. SomeU mes understand the peop!e .an Utla newspaper For 1 n st a n c e, Monday morn· .. , the boas bad the DerV• to quellloa my e xpense account Co r S at ur d a y nlght '.1 Orange ' Coast r ollece J fame. y u ied for $380.60 and them an Jtemlzed •c· >f where all the money rt,-'ive l~nts tor a hot ; cents for a coke, lS or a program. a nlclUe :aody bar and S380 for boy all, lI ()C(; had.n 't oJ I 48 points my wl.fe I ly wouldn't have had to 'e hospital. ythlnf worked out fine • however, sine& I am ie father of an eight three ounot fullback, :1 for A 1 I-American in the nea r futur«. Jeffery is a bru~ at of 36-hours and don't irised if he leads the tUt of the woods before SOIJ is over 1w. diary, th« boss really too mad ··vou 1er all of the OCC ' he said . "but leave -wife at horn" from i:oorl lh•nR I m rht • • • TIM WILCOJf c.,_ tllll M•t J'tl ,,. (M P'll'fl lllNClfl t Matv DI• j'll ,,. ,.ulli..ct Meet tl1e Coa~t Area Gridders JOMN TAYL04t c .... --j 'll , .. (rid a lCltAID 'ANN _._...-ti .... 10 Hellllec:I< tr•n'M CltUTM•lt1 W-""'-S'll 1'5 ... .._. -. . CM Next On Lion CC Slate We'"1"11MtK ltllncladA wUl be loe>klni for their JeCOnd coosecutive win Friday, after K'Oring the only Oranee Coast area C'ross country win, out· running Anbeim, 17-48 Friday . Jo action thia week, Weat- miJUlM bolls Cotta Mesa, Newport Harbor travels to Western, H~ Beach bosU Orange aod Corona. del Mar n>eeU Loara, all Friday. Jn actiofl last week, Fuller· ton upended Newport, 20-38, Coata Men lost to Rucbo Alamitos, 21-34, and Huntrng- too Beacll WH shtlded b y Stln· ny Hilla, 24·31 . Carl Treotadue'• tint place 10:5.1 timin1 over a two-mile course paced tile Weltmio.ster win over Anlhelm. {Joa Dick Frosh Rough Syracuae U 1111veraJly Fresh· man football coach J l m Shreve be&u the 198.1 auson with a 1$-1-l rttord for his first four s.-aaons with the Ora nee. ....... can.,tCAT• °" 1u•..u ,,....,..,.,., . .._ TMI UHDe1t•l6lllD .... MrtW -· I"" !Mt I 1111 ~ 1 ...,.._ II U1' HtwMtt ~_,-. C.... Meta. C.fflilnlla. I/Mir 1M ~ """ -If lllWMtleMI Y.,.._ .. , ... 9M tllllf .. 14 fltm .. ~ "' ... -______ ... 11111 -~",...... ., ..... ..... ....... : .... ,,..~-c-1 .... ... _ C-1• -.. C:.llllllnlle WITlllU NI' 11eN tlllo 16111 My If .....,._,,,., llaTMA M.. OOLOITalN nATI OI CAlll'OttlllA I a>UHTY Of' 0.AltOf I • 0.. THll Ua ..., ti ......,._, A.O. l.U. ....... -~ •. Otvtl. • -wy ""*' "' .... -...... .-~ -............... -..... Wly -"'"'*"'"*' --__..., -_,.. lw1lle M, ~ ._ .. _ ..... "'-____ .. ...WUilllof ...... wfltllft .............. -edl-lotCleM .. me 11111 IN • ..,,_ the- '" WITHHS WH•llOI', I hlW ..,._ IHllo oef my hal\4 -afliJIM -efftdel _, .... ""' •NI .,.., "' Ill+. Cwttfluft flut • ...,,. wrltteot. !If All LEGAL NOTICE MOTICI TO CUOITOU I UPlalOI COUltT W nta n•n o' CAL.1P01t1t1A P'Oll THI COUNTY Oft eu11- ll•. A-4111 LEGAi L NOTICE P••••• Of 4.1 lll!IU W. MOTL •1rr1a1 ALlll!llT MOTZ. 1/kj•/ A. W. MOTZ. llOTICI Oft lllTlllOIO SALi Oec- HOTICI IS HI U EI Y GIVEN NOTICI! II Hl!ll•I Y &IVl!H .. Ille Thal _.,,..fl J, e ... , V..,.,., ........ uedllor1 .. llM Mio¥• --........ _,_ Is 506 I! 11111 11, l'l'Oftt. I~ lhl tllal 111 ,_,_ ~llW d e lfN .. l lftlt cnv .. .._ t 1..u.. c ...... 1., o1 ,... .. 1., -.,. ._,,... 10 ,.._ 0r.,... s11r. ti Clllfwnla. In-11 1'-wffll 1111 _,., wudl«t. In ... , .. .,_ '" ........ ,__ ........ ,... eMc. .. .... dlr1l flt "'" - --le * 1 IMI l •Y l'renf, •n Ille •nllt._ _,., • .. ,,_,,. "*"' ,...,, GarTett WM aecood with an OIY ti H-" a.oe11. '"""'"' oo ,.._ _,,. ,.._,...._ to 111-. ........ 0t9-Sier. ti C111._,.i., 1~.e lol-1"1 •I l"9 <lfnce el -otter...,,. DAYIO I. 11:00 clocJUnl. ~._., ,__ 11 w-rty, ~w11 TIHGLl!lt, JIG w..ldlll D.W.. N-- All Qedl In I ,_ --wilt ., _, IMdl, C1fllwltla. ""*" lo h Westminster Jaycees al30 • cen•"' tltMM 1.011 ~ tiuslfte•• ,.,_ " _._ ti 111e ,.........,.. .,. k_,. h IALICA TACICLI! SUPPLY, •II -tt.n -11111"'9 .. lfte 9lf1tl ti won, 1~. w1ttl Fred Hust's -1o<11ec1 11 * 1!111 , • ., "'°"'· In ...i.t -· wtlfllrl •bl "*""" 111..- . tlle Clly ol '"-"'°" IMdl, COUfl!Y el ""' flral IUll!lallllfl ti lNI ~ 11:4.0 mark lalon.C hrst place 0r-. 1111• "' c.11...., •• , • .,. "'•' • o.,.., Hl'TIMH1t :10111. '"'· ....._,._ u i.. lraNMr • Id •Kionlftenl ol -lt.t.CHl!L. L, MOn uuuwa. -wfll ... "'-· •"" -~kler8· !XICUTlitlX ..... WILL Frank Manbail clocked a llaft lllerefw wll I bl .-Id at 10:00 AM. llf IM ..... ft._. ....... '"" .. ,. "' ~. lMl. ., ....... 10:21 but Joet flO Fullerton' a .... ll'llce llf I'•..,.., & _,, l 416 Vlo DAVID t. TINeutll. U0o.. 111 tht ( ll't llf ~ beet\. ATT'OlllaY AT LAW. Jobn Butler who fk1J..lbed in c_,,, If 0r1111 ,. •ftlll sr... " C••"w· .., wa1~u"" ORIYL nlo lllWl'OllT llUrCM. CALll'Ol lll.t. 10:00. BuciD Shaw was fifth CHIM Seti!. I. .. ., TILi M....., .... J-a r 1ug-. "~ ~ fllr a XKUTallC ror the Tan wilttl a 10.22 -ma" J ........ _ l'\ltll ...... ~ C..11 DaM """· l"vM..,_.. Ou "" C-D1l1Y P'tiot. , C1111 MMa. C.111~ s..t 14 M14 ~ cloddng. Dave Peterson was c-i. -·· c • ., 0c1 • ., 1K1 "u.> 1. a. u. 1N:J. m.4D LEGAL NOTICE ~I!. Dn .. seventh in 10·3.1. LEG1U. NOTICE LEGAL N OTICE___ j':;.. ;~=.,..., ti. ... , .. Swmy Hil.14' Randy Haase -----I ,..,.,u,,, ... 0r-c-o.1iv ,.. .... l'·I-Poot1n C•I• -· Cll"·· OCI. I, I. IJ, tt. lMl ran a tpeedy 9. 37 tlJ'Tle over Cl•Tlf'IC t.Ta Of' IUllNHI Cl lT.,ICATI 0, IUllllUI "2•l bi:s own coune to lead Sunny T1i1 u:~; :."o:~~ ,:-;:,.., «< l HE u::O,t;";' .!-:...W Cll· Hilh ·~ win Hunti ""' "'11 I -COl'lducill\e • HetlCDP'I... I I .... S.I_ .... to l over ng-s.1 ... *""--"'""'' T,.,,.,.,. 111111-~\:..':;1 ~~ 1111~ at 2000 too Be8iiltt. Raul Duarte fin· :,-:. r.,1~~:i:· ='""':·~~~ s~ ..... -1 • .,,.,, , .. ,. -· c.n"""'•· _, 1111 11c1111oi11 firm MnM ti llle-i.shed second for the Oilers ::,r .... ~ !~·· ~"' H,~11~~~,:; & N•llOI\ '"11"*.,., _. 11111 ..... wittl a 9:S7 Umiflg. 1o1-1,,. .. ,. .. ,.. -,..'"" In "'" ~. '!..:'P::!.",,. ... ""~=ine_.: Oiler jayvees also lo'lt to •nd tr ... ,.,. "' ···-· ...... lot-•· ., , .. ._ are ft 1e1-.. -It: "·--v Hills, 24-35. Mdte Ast ..,," o pa..,11.,... '"A•••• ,. • ....,.. Wiiiiam H. Hl•IMft. wt Club ~ ~wJ 1•1-lllt NI • C•lilornl• P'leco, Cwt• lolelA. C•lllwnk was second for Huntingto WITNIU ... , I ,,.,.., ..... ,..., ... .. WITNESS "'" !\and ..... lffll llo flt D---~ 11 "W\ 5#1-, ,,. ~ S•I-. 19'J. DeaO I Ill .w. DWIN O P'OUL TON WILllANI H NIELSON Bruee Wat.son'! 10 21 mm $T4TE 01' ,, LIFOltNIA ' ITATI[ OF CALll'OttNl,t, ' COUNfY 0 ,. I l"ANG[ I u COUNTY 01' OltAN<OI ) u over a two-tnile COUf'!le took ON THIS "' ~ dav "' S.oltmbet .... 0 OH THIS I"" Mt If '-'-'· A.O. LEC.AL NOTICE ~ ("out aru rach•t ho bavt lellewtd lite 1 of Cotta Me11'1 Du tht pa11t •neral :ot a i ood look at Jaycee, Prep Grid Log <>---ho IHJ lffJ, llefore ,.,,., J...tl E. O.vll. • second place as n.&1"-' Ala-Nota"'.,."':i.:1c' :·.,,:i~ !ME .. ~·(~,,,: """"' ""°'le '" .,.., '°' llM ukl ~ mitos beat Costa Mesa. 21.:;4_ and Sl•lt, rt rd,,,. "''"'"· Cl<llY corn-.... Slt lt, '""''"' !herein. dull' -1 9-d ,,. fl mlu i-.t •net sworn. ""°"'"" a.-Chuck Whitt. was fifth for the :!~d E~" 0'7'!11on";::, "10 ~ Hm d w111i.rn H Nle1tot1 "_, •• Mustangs. with I 10· 55 ltm· to I:. 1111 M ''°" .. "°" n•mo '' sub mo to De the "''°" ""-name la scrlbecl lo 111 r wllhln ln•lrument, •nd r.ubecrlbod to lh• within '"''"""*"'• and mg •Cl<r,.,..leOted le ..,,. lh•I hi .... cul1CI "(:11,,.,........, 19 me 11111 Ill U 9QllM Gurnty'• "bad luck" • on the Wide World :. k kvllfot1 • ...,., . Easter11 .,. w11 leadlnc ttw ·?el I.Ji hi• Lo~u• t 'ord e ract 11urly &one. Co11f eret1re y 1moke be&an to pour • 1 car and be wu for· ~ or action. !low GurM.• ahny1 ,, o he platued with lU· • • Sunday be w a • 11 • take the lud In the I 4 State• Grand Prix at ' ,, Glen, N. Y ., when b11 n >ped &ettln& fuel. Ytttkend the Mua ~ ~r will &d a chaace • •&c tbln&I w.hell he tis brand M W Lotus 11 ;: RJvcnldc Grand Prix. u 11 tbe 1M I really , wta," Gurney admlta.12. a ra.lted In Riverside : 1ativt1 still conald"r hometown ~~·. r ally, hr 'll hi' lllr 11rn· al f1vnrlll'. 11 • • • will probt1bly tW' scetnit " I ~ o( ex-MalP'r Oc1 star • Jiuartc this wttkend • the Trojans i n v a d t n Bend to battle l'\lotre • • rte played nearly the • . ,..,,,.,. ....... ,.,.,,. Mt V C Ctrl U l Anl• A f"I• O'•"O• Coa1' '"" .. ""• ,UU I • f()fl Ml SA( Cnt llty \outnw.tu" •11ou ... 01r1 \*'4'\ l 1rooo Ml lAf '•~ti An1 MT r u tlt MOft Gr•""*'' Ch•llov , ... OllANC.I CO•I T io\Jfhwt:tftrn Cl•rv• Si n l tr06e { "•"•" '-OUtf'H•t ttf'' f'I ("hrus \AJlt t t•w••n ui1n f,roswnMt ~nt• AM C>u ntt Co-t lANU r.,,..,. San "''"'" Gros.1mont .... WVI M¥1f•\1e etr11 Or1nwe Cou 1 ••lf1f11C1• ~u11er1.,. • '8 .. 11 Jl " " ll "' " t " ., I\ . "' .,, .. . ,, r I IJ e II e 17 e ,, . ,, . '. ,. ,, ,, ,, . ,, .. ~ ,, I• '1 1tame at quarterback -----------t? ,. Irish' 7-6 loss to Purdue lay. In fact it was lht r Monarch sharpshoot· o hit end J im Kellv for ds and the lone Notre touchdown of the gam1. rte. a crack extra point • elected to ito for a onversion when he in· his ankle on the TD Ironically, that was the n of victory for th,. Roil· ers • • • yoH noUre iM M:orr "' ! Glendale Colkce-V1l- 1me Saturday night? It 4-t fM Glendale and weus tbe Vaqu~rN 1&111 UM lnli«k tr.ck '" lh" RoK Bowl. 1daae 1bouldn't lo~r • tbe re at of the year, '"' • Cou t had belt.e r io :ated If It lto~1 to pl1ty I Arro~n ~o Jllllll'rr nn II. • • • > Hltl and Gib Ocar. ;i rf former Orange Coast e footbaU a ides. have done an outstanding f butlding Loan High I of Anaheim Into • grid 1 in two short years. ra still doean't havr s and yet the Sa xon11 up~t Rru-OUndA f''ri i'hl befort fl na llv fall J.12. HiU-Our tea m "111 nt.o Oranae U>aSl s P1 Stadium for the hrat In a couple of vea r,; :t.ay niaht as the Saxons on Corona dot Mar urallv Loar<1 I~ fll vnr l'rl COi.if!!• of TD~. il'nior~ i Ry CLARF. THOMPSO Golf Profeulonal C 'oata Men Gou Ranie ··For Extra Dlatancr The a v e r a g e i olf· 70 I! e ., 0 I) 11 • ,, l'f, when going for a longer ball. tries to speed 114 up his whole swlnit and 1 o hit the ball harder and '' fallter Gener;illv when hr dOf'"' this he hits Loo soon with his hands and body. and so destroys the rh)1hm and tempo of his swing As a rtsult he lose!\ both distance and accuracy Rhythm and le m po must be maintained Bl >111 Umel\, even whe n pla~i ng the most difficult ~hots. Thi!1 is why the lop players spend countless hours working on them What d~s a bai.eball pitcher do when he wants to put a little extra zip on his ras, ball., Ht reaches back a I I I t I e farther than usual So do our star golfe1 ~ I ns~ad of lryinit to swing faster anrl hit lhi> ball h11 rde1 . thf'Y merely turn the 1 .. r1 shouldtr it hlllt> hit mor, to the riflhl nn th" had..~wlng I h;;in I he v u~uallv do T h 1 ' 1:hes their musd r' •hat htt le n tr it slrt>Lch that produ('l'S that llttlt u tra 1X>wer without destroytn~ the vital 1 hv1 hm and trmpff :olf s~ inR' • " ti n It 11 I• " " Sunset League A ....... .. (l\011•• .... ,_ WeatmW..M• COUA Mii• -"'8'-ft k •Cll Tv-""' ··-Al1m1I04 l'ULL.1•ro1o NI Wl'OtlT Coton.• tMI M t • ""-_, .. ~ullor1ot1 •ANCMO 4l l>MIT01 C.••-Grev. "ttfui r.rertM Coal• -· \AN•• SA V•lltY rn•lf.v Wtttern .... WI P ••N ··"•'''°' U • Mlltt .. n S1nl• 4n1 W•U"'INUf • llolsa Gr.rioo wuntlnQtf'lf't ta•••" Al\ • ....,I"' Orange Leagtie CAl't\lltANO ( •rt\t..O /l'N r:1,.,_. l • Ou1n1o COltONA 4•1 Newpof1 ~1veiwt1 l.o•t lt (l)(OfM~ f'•lllll'Otl. V1len<I• NOQ•l1t. C•n>lnl•"• ., .. .. ,. LAGUNl l~ OUINH 9'1~1~f"J" Caoh.tr1no I ~ \t '"'olll NOQl l"f Coron• ••' M• YAl lNCt• ( l'tfOI'• c;,.,ct.r I •011"• (. ttv• f,ree,avay Leag11e I OI.SA l llAllOf "'"''"""'''4' • •MP\o .t lt •1'H fl\ l t U - eul lfA \11nny H ill\ Lt Htt>tt M119nollt ~··· HAVE YOU READ ANY WANT ADS LATELY? ••1to 1N ••ova It •ntM Alt ..,lt°' Yeltf'K-le . Mustani .layvees 11ISQ !~st. "'r.,'~11u 1 WHfltlor . 1 "••• .,.,~ "'t"':;.'TNn s wHu Eor:. 1 111ve M<• I~ .!J-34 Don David W8• 1h1rd I"""' ... ""' '""" .,,., .,. ... o rnY off~ ......... , mv .._ •nd ""'"°" "'" oftlo ,, ror M~;i. ai 11 4A ~·:~ •.• :::,~ ,'i;. ~ :.:;,. ".,,"':,11::"' '" "''' c'::.11~:,~ .~1 :::.,, O:,n:•r "' "'ta •• • II " I• . ,. 1 " ,, ,, I 12 • ,, • 1' • II " I ,, >j> ,, • ~1 15 " ,, ll " It .. • " • I\ 0 10 , 1 ., " '' I] ,, ,. S.nlloM "UMTINOTOll tfa(M c ..... ~ w"'""'"'-' S........ Hiii• Tv.tttof\ .... ~ I ANTA ANA YALL fY I.anti .Att• l'ld#k Ttm lft .ttigelu~ League MAU• D•t ... "'"-"' ,.,_ LA Dot...., H•Ylll s 1 Jenn v l •f'l"·•·v ()u•Mlclo ,.,., .... Cre•tvwu· LeagtaP ~, .. IANllAOfl ( ..... p tflll NOf"'Wat._ c;.,d." ,,,,. ... ~~···' Ccweru• tt•I '"• ........ ~ 'UfOfY •••\l t ·~"· ,.., .. F-Ull•ffon t1unrfneton lllu rr. • ,. • ,. 8 H ,, Ha~et At Quarte r I.OS ANGELF.S t AP 1 Mik' Haffner. who was a top-1 r I I g h t tailback under the UCLA Bruins' single wing ol-1 rense two year~ 1go, is hein g promoted to quarterback be· hi nd pas!I 1hrowirR I.arr)' Zeno. Coach 8111 B a r n' ·' ~aid :! Wedneeday he thinl..~ Haffner I • may go well at quarter and I intends to use tum for a time ~ 1 in Saturday's game at Stan-1 e ford against the Indians Injuries kept Haffner out of action last year, whf'n t h e Bruin.~ swilchtd lo thr T for mation. .~Socks Help ' NASHVILLE . '~M. 1APJ • -A "90Ck hop " intem!'Pls ~I Vandenbilt University foot· ball practice once each day 1> 1' but 1t'i; no t~en-age dance ,. fad. It's the brainstorm of I 1 Trainer Joe Worden who trunks a change to fresh ·~ socks during tile work.out wiJI '' cut down on bllste~ which became a problem during " spring practice lie thinks ~~ it might help mora le and playing 1.oo. "Dry soc ks I I~ Or•no• lO I should <rive them II little Wt , (OSI• M•u l'' • • SA va111y 1: ool there." ~ayll Worde-n _ '' ' =jjjiiiimilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.._._..,oijj.iiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiil.--..-..-~ I TVSrt!I '' r lit I ,, .. .. , ) II I "All I Wo nt For Christmas Ho ney Is A More Than 1,000 Satisfied Customers in Orange County FREE • ESTIMATES • PLANNING • DESIGNI NG I Custom Built • FAMILY ROOMS • DENS-BEDROOMS • GARAGES 'I \ft f tr. \~("1'4 • MARTIN STEIGNER 8UILD ING CONTRACTOR 2205 NEWPORT BLVD., 642-7S41 NEWPORT & BAY SHOPPING CENTER COSTA MESA JOSE,H E OA.,IS U EAI I My Commlulon lhotr... JOll P'H I . DAVIS J-JI, ,... My C-lu lon *""lrw 1Jv0tn.l\t-id 0f'•"9f Co.ti Delly i-uot, J~ l'l . "'' Coste -· C•llf ._, "· ,. ...... Oct I ,. ...... -0 ••-c .. 11 O•lly "''""· t, 1, ltt.l ~ C•I• Mft.t. C.111, SW! 17. !U - " ' Dc1 I. •• 19'] ....., YO~R CAR I~ LOU BENNY I PRESIDENT OllftEGA OLDS Ha· i your ur atolen lat'· ly:• I f the pre.senl rate of auto thefts cootinues there will be more 1 han 400.000 c·ars swipNI during 1963. That ~ R lot or c rossed wire 1 1 lelp keep your ca r safe -l.r o 1 our key~ in )Our !')()('"'' l>on ·1 leave therrt in I he 1gn1tion' M· 1ldnt • Ion" drivr '.' One firm hai; made a left foot 3cceleralor. An actual- '"" ':ross bar goes from the lert f oot pedal and depr~ ~f's the regu lar accelerator Wo1 itli well and can be fold ed ba<•k fla t out or the Wa) •. if vnu non 't want to use it No Wf' rlnn't h;i ve the. fl S ervlct on your t·ar·~ You bet ! We"re 1n Lhe busmefis lo · lt'rv1ce and repair cars. too Some dealerships are· n't. Bu t here we have more tha n tw ice a!'i many service ano ! partli men as we do ~al1 i smen ! !l's I r u e So wh ! n you need expert serv ice .and fast. at a fair price. vo1 1 t·omP ~ce OMEGA OL DSMOBll.E, lfl80 New· ro• 'I Bl"d . in Co~ta Mesa "V. ~ arl' nt'\N satisfied 11nt ~J \OU are'"' 1 the older 1t !>('rson "els I he 1 poorer Im eves adapt 10 11orknes~. This 1s especi. !Ill r had during night driv- inj ~· An aged f)<'rson's abili· ty to ··take"' night dri ving J:!~ ttre may he only I IOOOI h th111l nl an IB-vrar-olc1. lfow '"' vnur nis:ht drivmc knn~ hr '" an11 1>r1 lormancr ' f r,1\1110 . Ohio: 17 p<'I l('l1t 11( <'JI'.\ rr1~1rd in an .min m ~r<'t·t 111•1 procram hrrr ta11f'tl hrc <111<r nf hac1 t1rr:o. lh •r .i OW ,ars 11rre in 'll H·trd .ind 1• h nut 11f 14 rt' I '< ~rd h:•1f "'''' '" m nr r "" ~llfl' 111 1•1 LE ~AL 'iOTICE llOTIC• Of' 11n1NOIO IALI ·-....... ,. oc HOTICE IS Hlltl!I Y GIVEN: Tltol Slt""'9rdol'1<ltlc eor,._, V-, wltooa -ts• II 1"'5 h lblrt Av....,.. In llWI City fll C.wle Mfta, C-ty If °''""· Sl•te If Callforttla, '"'-to H it 10 C•lltorni. l'l<lflc ,lnlnclel Cw- Po<•llotl, v-... --·-Is 2'1 Wttl E Sr•H I, In 11\t CllY If Enclfllln. c"""'" ol sen oi... Stet• ti c 11"or111e, .,.. lotlOw•n• ... <rilled .,.,_,., itr- erty. to-wit· All tloclt In ,, .. , fbrlur ... equ,......,,, I nd -wlll •nd •II el ltMt .... ,, o1 • cen•"' llllllCllttt _.., eflCI malWMls 1>U1lnou "-n 11-.rdol'.cttk Con. •rid localed •I I~ Tolblrf Avo., lo tr>e Cir• of C0tl1 IM... C-t'r of 0••"9•· s111• el Ct llfwn••· and "'•' • ••••1 tr•ntf•r ano •ufignrnent of ftt. ••me will be mtdt, aM HM canuder ... llO<I llw<tlor w111 bo tNld In acr,ard.lnce wllll Ill• ••OYlalons of llWI .__ oar-menl. •I 10 00 o'tlo<:k A M. Oii ., 1ltrr ttw n re1 UY of Octobor. 1t63, •I Illa olllu ol GlblOn, Ollnn a. Crvlc:llet, Al-•om•n •I l t•, '34 SOUit\ s .... 1,,. St •• In , ... '"" ol LOI A"9fle•. Ceunty " l OI AP!Qe!H , Sl•I• If C•lllot11lo OaloCI ~ l, lt63 Sl•ndu dol'acHIC c .. p • Vo..- 11, l "°'"11 l It OOU.,-nof t. h +. 'I ~ l -11 L. llMv-. lJt """" ..... ...., L" A-'9s U , C•lll Pubtl111ff Or•no• Co.ul O•lly "'''°'· (Mii MH •, (•Ill, Od. I . IH3 "3-43 I.EGA (, NOTICE NOTIC• 0 , S.t.ll 0 , STOCI< Ill I ULIC .t.ND NOTICI 0, lllTI NOIO Tlt.t.lll'l lt 0, LIOUOlt LICINH Olt LICINSU H CltOW NUMe•1t 111'4.) LJ NOTICE IS Hlltf a Y GIV!!N: Thal HAltVEY A LEICHfFUSS •n:S DllCI E N l l!ICHTl'USS, 11\nbl"" em wilt, Vtndor •lld LIC1r1.... -.-ns I\ 11'1 H•rbor louieVu t. 1n I"' C)ly c4 Cooll Mt1t, COUft!' of Or•"OI· Sl•lc ol C•lltornl•. lnllfld lo 1941, tr•n•'•• •ne.nd •"d wltt. V<""" •net lnltndecl Tr•-f.,.,., ·-• addru t 11 !IS.I EH i S.r· rono, In lllo City of Or•"O•· County ol Or•noo, Sl•lt OI Ct ltlorn11. 1119 fol lowlnt dtl«lbld Hrson•I pr-rly. l&o·..,11: I All tlock In lr1dt, ll•lurei, ""'11pmonf land OOOCI '""' Of • u rt1ln r1tall Ofl011lo tlaUO< bu1lnou k.._,, •• f' l In Llauor1 No, J •nd IO· I u lta •I 145 l!u l Nlntlffftlh Strwl. II\ Ill« C11v OI Cot!• Mau , Count' If Or•t>M, Sl•lt of L•lllornlt, •nd lr1n1ler 1119 fOI. IOwtne olconotk brttr•9t lie.,,.. (ot II· I <•n ... 1 Lktn .. NO (.JfOK. ,_ luuod lo ortfT\hn loct lt<I al U.S East lfllt Strt••· '°''' M"•' C1llfor,,1a, for t"'- 1 OrtfT\ltU locllfd •I 143 Eu l 19111 SlfMI, '" "" Cll• ot Cott• Me ... Counry ot Or•nM. Sl•I• ol C•lllOf.,I• 1 f h•I It.. •mo<int crf pUrC.,.H pt o l or cOfl•lot••tlotl In CGN>Kliorl wllh ,.Id tra nsfer of •••d lk entt 11\d bu1lne1.1 la th• 111m of W7,t!O u . which cor,.1111 of I '"' loll-lne. (t I rran•ltr of !Ito llc1nu . U,000 00: 1111 GOOd Wiii. St.l,Q00.00; It) 4 1'•l•v OK lnt•rtu '""'•'"' l•,000.00 td) Flalurt1. J U,4JO.l4; fl) lnvl"ntorv, no,. ()(IC) DC 06.000 00 of ••id 111m will b9 C.,h '""OUO" HCrow lhat •I hH been •orf!td bc••tt~ lfli'd llr!n\tt •""Cl lnttndt(I 1r.-r1ftr~ '' rt- qu1rtd hv 19' >401' of lh• l u,lr,eu .-nd P rOff '''"""' (och . th1t '"' eion1KS1r1-rtot1 tor •~• lrensftr of \l .d ~·~• •nO ''•f'lilfer of \aid 1,<~ff l\ to &e P•td Ol"ll~ lfttr U kl lt•l'ltttt" h11 bMR I :;~;;~:.~:" ~'!,.~r1rMftt of AQ. tno1 • ••If l••nster •nd -i.rtmonl ot 11\t 1tou 11ld tloell In ,,..,., fhrtvrft. 1'(11.•t:'~nr lf"IG ~ wilt ot ,.,..._ aakt bv"n•u will De mado, •lld ltle Qll\llclet- ~t1r., tnt r•lor f09w1"'-' wfth rtM ttfte ... •••lion lor 11\t lr•n111r •rid •u lt""""" ot 11\t etor•uld llc•nM !or llClllMll win bo 01id on 11\t II~ Ot • of NO.-. I~ •' tn O'CIO<lt A M Ill th• tt<.row --rt~ m•nl OI l Hf • 111$ r NA TIO-.A~ IANIC o• O"llNG( COUNTY, ., lftl Eul (f'lu :iman Avi no•, I" fht City of Oren,, ( ""'"'• Of Or1no•. Sitat, tit Cal~ .,. "''' orav1d~ lh•I prior '"' Jtt<h rl•lf' lf\t °"""''""'"' M 41C~1< t11rv.,~· l ""''"I ,,,., 1oorn¥•d u id' , •• ,.,ft r Of ,. ,. ,,,,,,,. O•••d O<IObtr l\t lfA Harv•• 4 l •'<""Hv • VcncJ.ot' •"Cl l '<:t n\e• 0 1 • r ~ l t 1(Pttfwu Ytil'l\OQI l "<S lktmu • .,,.,U J( L.t l(f\ttu,, V•ncHt •net Intended I r•n "'"• t u f Lt l<hlhn 1 \lrrwiit• .. n,, lntt n(ffd 1 •n-l•rH "'""' n,.,.. ("l#Jlf\1• r nut f',.lllj ,..,h,. .. ''• ... • • .111 "'' • , .... 1 '""\ ~ LEGAL NOTICE P'•l•lt ClltT.,tc.ua Of' I USl•IUI ~ .. ,...._ THE UNOl!ltllGHl!O do .,.,..., ,_., llty ltlat Wo Aro ~Intl I loll •M ,_ Ha r.,.,.,.. -lnou 11 1nt "-' -leverL Cotto -· C•ll ....,,.. -r llM l'lclttleus ttnn ...,,,. "' U·OI llflCI tllat 1114 llnn h cemNtell "' ,... ,,,._Ille --· -,,.,_ '" ""' •nd ••.ca• ., '"'-... .. !Oii-•. -"· Jay l'aol9f' ,...._. U2 ~lit "•-,,, ... , C0tt• -... ca11.....,1a. M••· ..... , ....... '"""· '" EH i , ....... Sir.... Coot• Mau, Calltenlla WITNESS O\lr lll nds lt\11 13111 t oY "1 S..llmbef. 1Kl JAY ,.OSTl lt l'UDGI MAltG.t.ltfT ISAIELL l'UDG8 ST ATI 01' CALll'OttNIA I COVNTY 01' OltANGE I M OH THIS 13111 dlY Ill s .. t-ber. • Cl lMl. ........ ,,.., J_,.., E. D•vll.. • "°'""' 1'11111tk In •M tor n.. u ld Count~ and Slate, '"Id-"'-"In, CfUly c-mlasloned end -... ...._11., •• Mired JO'r ,. .. ,., """" •nd M.,... ... IMboll , ...... --lo -lo ... In• -IOllS --· Ir• JUl>Kr1Defl lo n.. wlltlln '"'"....,..'· .,,., .a-• ..,..., to me ltlat INY execu..-tho ....... IN WITHISl WHl"EOP:, I 11•.,. 11or. unto 111 my 11-•ncl 1lfl><e<1 mv offld•• ,.,., Illa dlY •1141 'tetr 111 lllls Cm llk ••• first •llO•• •.rlltt•ilv l"tlel. l •t• -·· c.111 .• S-1 17. 2( .,,., Oct 1. t. IU l """3 LEGAL NOTICE llOTICI Of' Ta USTll'S ULI T.O. tie. *- On ac-r JQ. 1"3. al 11:00 o m TITLE INSUttANCE AND TltUSl COM l'ANY, u cllll' o'"'°'nloCI Tnat• unotr •nd 11Ursu1nt to D-of TN1I d•l..i Marc.It '8!tl, ltU Uecvtld by WALTEll H. ICOSHMAN t nd OOLOltl!S It. K051f MAN, llu1btnd •nd wife, and GEltA.Lrl It. TOWNSENO 1nd ALTH£.t. C. TOWN SINO. lllltbtnd •rid wlfo •1141 recorded •orll JO, "•>, In -ICWI. ,.. .. n;, a! Oflk l•• lltcorOJ lr1 It.. offla of 1r,o CounlY ltecor~ Of o ,.n.. Count.. C1l110<nl•. WILL SELL AT P'UI LIC AUCTION. TO HIGHEST llDO l!lt FOii CASI' lao'rol>lo ol llmo ol Ille lr1 i.wru1 "-•Y of tll<t Ul\llad Stain> In ttw .-., If wesl 1H r11.lnt loll tnrr•nc.• of T Ille t'UUronc» l ulldlne IO<.lleCI Oii Ille -th-CMIWK (If 1!1011111 an4 M•ln 51rtols. '-nl1 ArlO. CJtllfor11le t ll rl9/ll, ttti. -In .. ,..., COftYe'oCI hi •nd new hll4 lw rt under .. Id Died of Trv" In Ille ...-rtY tltvt lad In u lct County •n4 $1tl• .,. scribed •• Tiie norlMUltrlv n .oo r .. 1 "' ~ tOUlllW•••er•r <144.00 '"' .......,,.... ••rallt l with 1111 _.i~rll' lln• of IOI 117. lr•rl .... lCO, .. "' "'"" rK0<dld '" book U ,..... II and 17 nt Ml'Ctll•n-• ""'os. In Iha offlco ot Iha c.oun1, roc.ora.. of u lll COUl\lv EXCEP'T tho nort,,...sl ... IY "9.711 IH I llltreol, mou uroCI •lont ttMt """"' wu hl•IV lln• ol 1•ld lot. '91o .... will bt medt, but •11""'1' CO'ftNn1 Of w 1rr1tttv. --~ .,. Im .. ,..... '" .... "" !Ille, -.-loll. "' ~ a.mbtlftCH, hi N Y Ille .-lnl111 "''" <IH I Mlm of IN nor. IKVIWf W u M o-If T""'· •-11 n.as.'7. with ......... , from ,tbr\ll r'r IS, 1"3, tt In M id l\efe llf'OVldocl ...... 11\Cb , 11 anv ul'l4ler ,,,. ,.,,.,,, ol 1114 Offd ol Trull lttl. ,,,,., .. , •tld •x...,,1e1 M ,,,. Trwloo -of 1111 ff'\llls crtt'-4 ttv U hl DffCI ol Trust TM Denoflclary vt\dtr u ld o...i o1 Tn111. IW ,..._ of • DrM~lt or tlefaull 111 IM otlll .. 1'°'11 •Kurtd lheret>y. noo IOfOl't Ut<UleCI Ind lltllvff•O lo ,,,. -n l•l\ed • wrllttl\ Ot<lar1llofl "' Oela1111 •nd Clomanct for s.11 . •l'IO wn• lelioe•lon•, •"~ th«r.•U.r on Mn ,., ltU. '"° -· dtMCS <•u .. o ~•let notKt of bf'•M" •M ol t>t<llon 10 b9 r.c:ordeCI in ...,,,. •UI ••" f1) ol "Id Otllcl1I ... .,.~, O•t• h ottmbt< 1•. rt6J ltl LE INSUt'AN<f !IND TlltUH COMP'AN'f II\ U ld f N \tH , ~¥ WtlOO • fl•vt AVll\Orlltd 01114 to ,.11"'' "•" (\'Al"tt• r 64t• O•llv r ,1,,1 '"'• M••• <•I' "" 1 t '' MA ,. .. \ - J lllW'S DUNf>'I' """"'· 4 (COU>I Jadl L I YOU • J•ctr • ... .,, w ..... HMIP. ' L.Otll l1 Ml(JI• ,. (COL.Of • (COL.Of .,_ 4 ...... ~ .... ,,.,,,..,,, uwlft. • oua.., u (C'OUM 7 .. ... 11 ... WI. ... w .. !COU>I '-nw. I e aAVI f l.t.n\. t 'aOPL 11 lfUCIU U CCOl..0 1 Hl l lit "Wondt 1 .... ~ 4 Ml. II J'"' ,. ... .,. Het'ldlo -tw.-1 I ADDOC Joell I , 1.l.IMll ltldl . c;,- T-s-Gom>e • OOlll II C"•YI 11 (COLO "Sl'lrlt ••o LAW~ Sii., • I ICOLOI ·111~ ... l'Kh. U PROll Or. Al 1 I !~ ,_.... I I Ne *' "T I "DA •• """' Ed • J'Ot " ~ ~ .... , • = _,,.,, .... 3ro1 r: ~ , .... ...., ...... · Tonight on TV .... 1 ..... °""'"'"' Gr--. SlratMft. K-. .,,,.., " .. 1. • CCOUNI) NIW1 Jedi"""'-• YOU AStllO l'M IT Ja<* lmltll. ..... ' ..... W..C. '"--MllGMll M I I 1 e r, """'· t U)M. UM••• II M IClt llY MOU .. ta CCOLOltl CAITOOtn ,,,, • ICCX.Olll ll•WI ,,_, __ ••• ...... "'-"looy·lrWt .... . ..... Ar!foNr, •-· "•·-·~'· ~. UWlll.. ' 011• Miu 1aoou U CCOUHll CAITOCHI . , .. , ...... c...... 11 ............ ..._ ,, . • ••wt. c..llltil. 4 ICCX.ffl r .. U ..,...,... c..v.. .. • euva• r IATn.91."'9 ' ,.°"~ ••• '"""y 11 H~ltl.IH•aY ..c>llNO U ICOL.01 WO.Olal 01' -1.0. Hel LltlQr. "W-.., ef Wantw " ,,. MAUHAI. OIU. .. Ml . ltOVAlt Jt... 'rMClta. aN 0.... J-ere 1ter1-·•1 Oln't I-Llw ...,.... ~ • .,,,.,.., _, ,,.,, !Wftll -IMdler ef '"" ... -.. ·--lo ._... I AOOOOllt.UU JMll '"" I 1.~•.<H 1114 J1Mr1. Vk """"-• IMdlY G,_, ''Tflt "-Wn .._... l-rt Or~ ·~ first ...,,. s..-.. ...,, Ill• -· C-"'"d .., G«fMlll. 1•11 lft --·--· t ootll GILi.ii II c"aYaNNI ti (COl.Otll WAllOlll.UST "S.lrll of St Pe!rldl u ... 1 110 Nt•LTON t LAWllMll SI•~ J-•...it -"' ,..., 1-. ' l(CM..01 _ .. 'lll•NI.'' ·---G. ll--"IN hell U ll'&Oal Or. .41Mrt lul1te. Tune In Now Thru Tu.city * FREE PARKING * Sopb1a Loren la "THE CONDEMMED OF ALTONA" also Frankie Avalon in "DRUMS OF AFRICA" 'lbe full week'• ttievilion schedule ii publilhed each Friday in the W Mk· ender magazine, a Me- don o f the D A I L Y PILOT. ••• Elks to H0t1t New Members Hantillstoe B • a c b Elka -Fat 11UTI£ ... n I Lodge 19.Sll will host newl7 S U RF elected tlMl1lbu1 at In tndoo- ) trtnaition dinner Friday. John Sewell, O«ie Couta, IUolWU'd Chase, Joseph Hack. ( worth, Kent Lanen, C.,,•&• •..,.., a .... lllt" in...._ Mchoiaon, Theodore R i n e-..,..,..,.1ue11 ...... lL.... hart, William Orloff, Harold AOULTS l Jltt.-Swenson aod Cecil Lowry wiU • 50c ,:tn. 7100 • be lnltiated Tuellday, Oct. ta. -. ,,. . ....,....,. Eult.ed Ruler Jack BlakeslJ "1ll be In dtaf&e of the cer• y. PEANUTS Dl. KILDARE GORDO AlllE AND SLATS DAVY JOMES HEIMAN MUTT AND JEFP HELLO, BIQ.OIE DARLING/ LISTEN, I'M AWF1JLLY SORRY I ~Rd<E OFF OUR ENGAGEMENT! MISS PE4CH POGO I HONEY, WILL YOU PLEASE FORGIVE ME ANO TAKE ME BACK! I LOVE YOl.1 1 I CAN'T SLEEP. BABY.' t . ' ... .. --. ----- I 1! I ly Chertta M. Schuta ' 'V I I ly Gui Arriolcr ly Raeburn Van Buren ly Leff and McWilliams ly Clyde lamb 111 I =~4c.:.... Created by Bud Fisher PLEASE, SWEETIE, I CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT '>OtJ,HONEY/ I CAN'T eo ON THIS WAY··· ')it)(.J WILL? YES.' By Mell -IT'S '-OUR L ~6S T~AI LC~ FOOLISH .• 9'y Walt Kelly 1M1l.f r''!-'i" ....... ..._. Tuee., Oc:t. I, 1Hl LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE "NlllV9 ·o l 'HI ., ·none ·~ ''llX>WWVH ·~ ·~.:>NV1n1 ·wv ·c 'llV) ·i: '11000 ·1-0 .... 00 'NUlNV) ·11 .,,~~N °6 't'WVll .• ')IH 'L ·woon ., 'H)llY ·c-uoJ>y ·Slll3MSNY Time Shifts 'Aid' l Bearded Batonist ... ... By VER.NON SC01T added to. or subtracted from . HOLLYWOOD (U P I I the origin&! group that ma4C I Mltcb Millu, of the 1Mallic it.a debut two years ago. beard and berlcy-jeay baton, "The sillgera make ton holds the network record for mud! money to quit," MUI er I quack shuffles -m three expla.i:ned. '1'bey eam 1 mull· years on the air he's been mum o( $23,000 a year. shifted to three diff6feot time ''Thia year we're going to 1 slot.s. continue to introduce new ru - This seasoo he will be aeen tures oo the show. The worst Monday ru~ at 10. Uline you can do on telev1· Historically t.elevilioo nan sion is lo make yourself prt· have Couebt tune changes, diet.able. A. soon as the au- complalnini that they work <tience is able to predict hardships oo loyal rans. what you're doing they b.:· Miller, on the other hand gin to look !Of' something Plsr. credtu hia viewers with hav-"We'll continue w1t.h oui I Ing enough bra.ins to look in mystery llnCer a l the end ~f the video logs for bis sched-the show and we re h~vlng ule changes. amateur groups come in J;J ''I'm very happy that we've sing w1th us, too." moved fc'om Thursday night Mitch la leav1n~ so-called • to Monday," the atng-long folk-singing to ttle ~atnil< man grinned. ''Tbunday t)i>es. He says a lot of night Is maid's n.ig1lt out. so phonies have invaded the foU.· I there are a lot of people smglng field. and like carr11· who don 't .Uy borne for din-val barltens. grab the m\lnC.'' ner, and don't ~atc1l tele-and run. vislOfl . ''We hope to be around fo r "Friday rughl wa111't too a whl.Je,.. Mitch concluded. good for us eitber That s "Tha( means we 'lave to sing paycheck rugbt and Colli go tile kind o{ n:iusic people ar~ out to spend their money in-tempted to s111g along v.1U. stead of stictdng by their TV sets. "Monday night la perfect. I Everyone is bred after lbe wet>kefld and happy to stay home and watch our show." Miller 1s a great believer in surveys. tn fact he s:auges I his NBC show by tabulating , various eurveys. For instance, it has been determined thet bet ween 50 and 60 per cent ol h11 viewers actually sing along w1lh his t horus Another survey re- vealed thal people 'l\1ho don't hke "Sing Ak>ng with Mitch" objected to the dearth or mod· em popular tunM. "They weren't hsleninG I r a rt( u 1 I y ," say~ Mltch "Eve show has some new pop ngs. but we never yell and ~ream about what we're doing We're looking for I real hard core fans. not t.he 1 kind who tune us in just once in a while" Though Miller's record of th~ dJr!erenl nights and hours in less than three sea· I <;a ns m ight indicate a certain lack or stability. ~ sing.long I 111 one of the most solid on the a.ir . Nol a single singer ha.s been W:,.t• ENU:> I VNlvt1 I SHIRLEY JONES GIG YOUNG "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" Also "GIDGET GOES TO ROME'' St1rts-W.ctnftd1y -.... Thundering Results 675-3311 BIT PARTS: Peter Falk had to leave the r~llt of "The New Interns" mo,1r ~ause of pnor committmcnts . NBC-TV is prepanna 11.8 schedule of Olympic Game~ shows that will be of the 1964 events Ln Tokyo . Slf'\'f.' Cochran has been rast in ;\ segment of "Death \ allP\' days" t) t;NOS TONIGHT "THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF TMI BROTHERS GRIMM" allo ''FLIPPER" ~,.ARTS WEDNESDAY "~0- Rl(HARO fGAN ·DOROTHY MrC11~~ FREE .... ()CV. I Rrirt11hmrn1 .. .\dull' 7~<' .. . . Sorry to have wcuted your tin.t on the alley be· twMft 406 e11d 408 32nd St. Ju1t found out throw9h the 9Npnine tfta Newport leach Pub- lic Worlca Dept. hos been told "hand• off" be- couu the owner Is on Old Tin.er. ru1ts Take a good look at your home ·n glittering under the early morning these days and indeed you'll see a !W Port" a·building. From Balboa's Main Street, out to st Newport and back to the far ches of Upper Newport Bay, a town >eing transformed into a city. Statistics confirm what lhe eye can . For the nine months completed so in 1963, Newport Beach construction 11ations total more than $22 million. s compares to $17.6 million for the le period in 1962. Jn September alone, the Newport 1ch Builcling and Safety Department 1ed permits for more than $2.4 mil· in new construction, including $1.6 fon for new homes. Contrast today's total to lhe year 0 when Newport's construction val· ons for the en lire 12 months -W .T.D. amounted to only $782,540. Perhaps Newport's evolution from a summer place into a bustling residen· tial community is characterized in the words of Tennyson in that. "The old order changeth. yielding place to the new." Today we are surrounded by growth and prosperity. Yet it is fitting that we not forget the early-day Newport Beach pioneers; the men and women who "stuck it out" when summer's dollar· days faded into fall and the visiting throngs had retreated to more profitable climes. Those who stuck pioneered develop- ment. paved the streets, passed the early school and harbor bonds and built a town. They demonstrated their faith in the tomorrows. We are enjoying the fruits of their faith today. Nixon Speaks Wisely Richard Nixon, writing in the Satur· Evening Post for October 12. bu e treobant observations to man .lt the present drift among western ons toward a soft line on Common- -specifically, agitation for a non- !lSSion treaty with the Oommunist SatW Pact na tioDS. about ''acc'>mmodation,'' "disengage- ment," "c~xistence" a.nd other devices "which add up to our approval of Soviet domination of Eastern Europe, and less and less talk about eventual freedom tor the people living under Communist repression." Nixon recalls that in the early stages he test ban negotiations in Moscow. 1ally relaible" Kennedy Administra· sourees sent up several trial bal· s. 'Ibis produced a public reaotion ~e United States so o~gly 1vorable that our negotiators limit· heir agreement to future discussion nonaggreMioo treaty. The former Vice President believes "because there are strong pressures in as well as from outside the Ken· ~ Administration to make such a . only the mobilization of an aroU1Sed lie opinion will prevent the sellout of right of 97 million enslaved people in tern Europe to be free." Calling for a complete change of direction and emphasis in American foreign policy toward Eastern Europe, Nixon writes: "It would be shockingly immoral for the U. S. to do anything directly or indirectly which would give the impression that we accept Khrusb· chev's pric~namely. that in return for 'peaceful co-existence' we would draw a line down the middle of &lrope and accept as permanent the Communist en- slavement of 97 million Eastern Euro- peans. Not only would this be outrage- Ol.16 in the human sense, but it would be dangerously detrimental. bath political· ly and strategically, to American foreign· policy interests." Those favoring a nonaggression t, he reports, argue that the Hun· an revolution proved we couldn't do Lhing in support of the people of .em Europe anyway. "and besides, a smaU price to pay to keep Khrush· r in a 'mellow mood.' " He adds, "We ·d the same argument in support of >licy of talking softly and carrying othpick in dealing with Castro." Nixon deplores the growin~ talk The late John Foster Dulles is also quoted: "Never has any imperialist sys· tern in history been more successful in exte-nding its domination and le& SU<'· cessfuJ in gaining the approval ol the people upon whicb it was imposed." Th.is is the long-run ace·in·the-hole held by the Free World. It should be U.S. policy to guard it carefully. and to stand tall for freedom Cor all people!! everywhere 1steard How the West y STAN DELAPLANE DENIX, Ariz. -As body knows wbo watch· TV. the West was be· by bearded pioneers hey shunted covered wa- s ~ross the plairui. hey fired rifler; at the ky redskins. Die. pesky redskin! The tons must go through, .. he Indians fired back h TifErR rifles. Die. paleface! If wagons through, must stop at light when buffalo ssing highway." be West waa then won I everybody settled down Hollywood. 'RINGS HA VE changed good deal sin<:e those nous days which now ng glorious residual val· 1 to the producers n the d~rt communi· s of Phoenix and Tu<'· L. the wily Navajo no ger fires on the covered gon. nstead be sells the ver turquoise·and·silver relry, -a good deal of made in a Los Angeles tory. as the shopkeeper 1 acknowledge. IOWEVER, pO<lner, not all is lost of the flavorful West of Whiskey Gulch and Boot Hill. There are whole acre6 full of dude ranches You can get on your h<>ss in the desert momlllg and ride thataway or t.his· away 01 every whichaway. 1 Which is the way I ride a hoss. The hoss I ride knows this. He goes any- way he pleases. Knowing I do not dast to tan his hide for fear he would toss me into a bed of cholla cactus.! This West.em life requires a certain dresi1, as formal· ly correct as first night at the opera. The dress required 1i; skin·tight blu<' jeans. If you are in touch with the West. you should demand Levi's. These are made by Levi Strauss of San Fran· cisco. And ttle original Levi Strauss made these up for miners. TIIEY WERE baggy lI1 the seat -a miner had to sit on his haunches to pan. He needed room No more The seat of m1l11dy's Western britche~ are so tight these days. you can read the marks on 11 Tuesday, October 8. 1963 Newoort Horbo~;,~ 81tjlijij!Mi Thomas A. Murph1ne, Editor 'fialter Burroughs. Pubhshcr Cbartll Nel.nnnder N.. Paul 1'1sscn Bu•• Man.acer Asmtant Publisher Tbomu KeevU. Ed1tonsl Director ber A.uoclated Press Un1l~d Press International Member Audit Hurcau of C1rcula110ns !ember California Newspaper Pul>llshn~ \sson:rnon Member National I·:d1lnr 1111 .\~<i11r1at1111' Began SIO bill in lhe pistol pocket Am happy lo report that the Levi's people have met the challenge of modern days. They studi~. Ule l!tlapes or cooperative la· dies -1 whata job! I - and came up with blue jeans Like v.allpaper. It is my opimon that la- dies sit out in the sun and warm up llke molasses. Then they go in and POUR themselves into the jeans. FOR THE GENT who rides the lonely trail - 1'45 a day, American planl -they slack .he jeans off a little. A corporation pilot mak· mg enough to do two weeks on these rates, usually has a pot to go with his pot m gold It 1s hard t.o hirte this for blue jeans shoulrt be just up to the hips. The rusgu1sing j o b ii; done by the shirt WeRtem shirts are fancv jobs with pearl buttons a yard up t.he sleeve It rs also marte so 1t tnllows handSQmely over the top of the jeans Tht~ billow hideR the pl II ow. you m 1.izht say NATl'RALL \'. the love of the Old West has made a lovel v mrtustrv !or Arizona sho~ · '\ fcw miles out nf !'hoe· nix ts the town of Scotts- dale. It 1s built ltkr a TV Western set. llitchin,:: rails ;ind gaudy i<aloons IWhne t he (.'()C kt a l1 w a 1 tre sSo!' 11 have hearts or gold l Ev<>rything l'lse lh;it 1•011 lrt Sf>t' m town ,01<1 L1>v1'R And when my s u g n 1 walks down Ult' str1>et, it's with great faith m Levi '\traui1s's d a1m thnl the" make tht stron~1>~I pant• rn thr Wr-;1 I -. t---- d)1~~l )J . .. ~ .... ~ s.,...,.i-..- \\\ THINK I'll RON AWAY TD (~IMA. ~oN'T TRY TD s-ror l/\~!1 ' In Waslll.,Wn Illegtil Policy-Making By RALPH de TOLEDANO The offlcial who ~ides what the United ~s should do \n the Caribbean is not the Secretary of State. Nor is he the· Ptesi· dent Since J anuary, 1961, the most important man where Lat.ill American af · fairs are conct:med is G<>v. Luis Munoi Marin of Puer· to Rico. Not onJy is his advice heeded. but it lS immediately ~lemented by two of hll peOple, AJ. liance for Progre91 Coor· dinator Teodoro Moscoso and D e p u t y Assistant Secty. of State Arturo Mor· ales-Carrion. MR. MOSCOSO was, for many years. G<>v Munoi's right hand man in Puerto Rican government Mr. Morales-Carrion was known in San Juan when he worked ~or the governor. as a yes· man. oz l\as been "the man to see" where Caribbean 3'.· fairs are concerned. At the time of the Dominican coup d'etat, which overthrew Sr. Bosch and annowiced res- .toration of the U.S. -style constitution which had been suspended by the Bosch regime, representatives of Gov. Munoz flew Into the Dominican Republic in an attempt bo block the new regime. At the same time, the governor be&an calling the Venezuelan president. Rom ulo Betancourt, a n d other sympathetic Latin heads of government. He suggested that they light a fire under President Ken· nedy and the State Depart· ment by urging military in· terveatioa to keep Sr. Bosch on his shaky throne. This meddling in the for· eign pol~y of the United States •s in violation of the law Only the President, and those specifically dele- gated by him, have any Constitutional r i g h t to speak for this country. <It will be recalled that there were loud outcries w h e n the late Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy got a number of ~rpowners to sign a "pact" that they would desist from trading with the C.Ommu· nlllt enemy.) 'flhere are. m fact, laws whidl make what Gov. Muooz is doing a punisbarble offense. THE STATE Department can. of course, be counted on to say that Gov. Munoz was acting with the Prest· dent's COMent. But tt ia a little troubling when an official wbo does not have the right, and hu shown no aig:n of the propa' ab- ility, begins to serve aa a kind of super-State Depart· ment ln the Caribbean. G<>v. Munoz is a brilliant man and be has done much to bring economic health to Puerto Rico. But he bas helped to 1addJe ua with a disastroua Cuban policy. Now be ts ~eking to force the Dominican Re- public to take back Juan Bosch. That voices in the Senate, taking their lead from hlm, now call for war in order lo re;,tore the Bosch regime, mows how If the Administration wantl to srfow its muscle. it can take first things first by dealing with the Castro danger. Gov. Munoz·s influence, however, should d c r 1 v e from the consent of Presi- dent Kennedy. l fnder the Organic Act which gives Puerto Rico its unique sta· tus as a "commonwealth," au foreign policy for the island 1s left in the hands ol the United States But Governor Munoz has con- vinced the -Stair l>epan· ment that he 1s 1nd1,pens· able aii the tmdc:(' be· tween the l1 ~ and Latin America " Mailbox TO BE fAIR ahout Jt, this was true once u.pon a llme. Many leaders south of the border were highly impressed by the )Ob Gov. Munoz had done in 1mprov· ing Puerto Rico 's ec-onomic Sad Scene To the Editor· Newport Beach has historical monument who knows about it 1 an but conditions. But the prestige BY CHANCE I discover· gained lfl this manner was ed it when watdling the ex- dissipated whe11 hc> bt.'eame treme high tidal flow un· one or the leading drum· der the Back Bay bridge beaters for Fidel <"a!!trO. not long ago. Actually what As an expert on such mat· l saw was a mess (){ pa· ters. the governor "a~ high· pers. cigarettes. bottles and ly influential in ar11uing general disarray. but sUJ'e that 2astro was not d <"om· enough. right by a fire hy· munist. dram is our monument F'idel Castro ~ f;dl 1rom ~ grace. however. did not hruise Gov MunoL\ repu· tat1on at the State I >f>part· ment for pcrsp1ea1·:11 and a thorough knnwlNl~r of all Uiing~ l~A.Tl:\'11 The b1f.(gest Munoz t•n1q1 was his sale s1gnNJ. .111·nled. and delivered lo !lie administration of '.I u an Rosrh. Sr. B<>s<·b. l11hs Utl· t1I rerently of th(' T>nrnim· <:an Republic, W<h knowll to be Munoz Mann·s man and that was enough to 1·nn vmce the White House that he was a wlnner. But tlw ne" Dominican govern· ment lumed out to ht' (n. dflc1ent and high-h;inrled. with a tcndencv ''' fll'rmit -1f 001 1'ncour;11u· a strady 1nf1ltnt111n 111 r 'om· munist ~ \\'hen "ir Hvqch tr•ok powrr Jl!t•nl~ 111 the Munn7 T'ill'r111 H1< .111 gov rrnnwnt 11 ,,., ''"•J'tttr to run th(' .111111 '''' I· 1111 \ ' MONUMENT It !I'll~ of C:apt Abbott u11loa<J1ng the first schooner in 1870 M what tS now known as "old landing." .tames 1'hobart McFadden. Santa Ana pioneer. who ~s· tablishcd i;h1ppm1t ~ervlC'e hf'rt, c-alkd II ·•'1rwport" ' -a new port. AND THERE you are- the site ol our beginning is now. sadly, tbe tcene of to- tal neglect. MRS. ROBERT EASTMAN l.n.n i,_ ,.....,.. --....... TIM'r •ra tllMMf 19 _..,. 19 flt w•w .... 19 tlllmlMi. llMI. H-,.._, M ,....._ wlnl ... ...... _ ..... " ,_. .. ,..... .. wl!MllM tlle -..,.. will • -"· ............... ~. cl•Qlt'lffl tK" "'""'· ,... -., ..-..,,,,.. .,.. -~· .... 1(-......... ""'1. California Speaks Robert H. Sharpe, a Mitt. ant geoual manager, Call· fomla state employea' HIO- clatloo, on report of Atty. ~n. Stanley Mosk crttlcls. Ing civil service system In ~partment of Motor Vehi- cles: "Mosk's statement clouds the issue aZld pro. vides the basis for unwar. ranted headlines It di· reotli the general reader to a damning of the system." Rllly Graham, Evanil'I· lt1t, speakln~ In L.A. -"In on~ sense. the husband encl wife are co-equal 1n the home, but when tt comes lo the governmental ar· ran~.,ment of the family. thrn the mnn is to ~ lhr hr11<J of tht hom• " AlleD~ .. Seott By ltOll•T S. ALLIN~ PAUL SCOTT ' • . ' Premier Khruabchev ii @tng to celebrate the first anniversary of his Cuban nillsile confrontation with the U.S. by viaiting Havana. · U.S. intelligence .Ovea ay Khrushchev ia expect. ed to fly d:lrecUy to Cuba later this month unless there ia a last-minute switch Ln h1J schedule. Although there are ---------- rumors that t h e Sofllet le a d e r will atop in New York for a confer- ence at the United Nations with Yugoslav President Tito, none of these repc)rta hu been confirmed by the C e n t r a 1 Intelligence Agency. Significantly, Khrush· chev's visit to Cuba is be- ing timed to coincide with the arrival of the first shipload of wheat pur· chased by Russia in Can- ada for delivery direct to Castro. According to one intelll· gence estimate, this Soviet help for the sagging Cu- tro regime will be played up in a major ceremony to be attended by Castro and Khrushchev. The decision to publicly nploit the arrival of the wheat ie part ot Castro's &trate&Y to use Khnab- chev'g vi.sit to pun<:b new hole« ill the leaky U.S. quarantine of Cuba. Tbe show is designed to enoour· age o1her U.S. altiie« to ig~ n«e the quararXine a n d increase their trade wlttl Cuba.. WHILE IRON CURTAlll d.iplomati c l a i m t b 1 t KhruSbcbev's visit is mere- ly ill repayment of Castro'• trip 1X> Moscow Wit spring. U.S. Intelligence uperta are coovioced that t h • real J>W1)0le ol biJ rniaiioo 1! far more important. 'Ibey stress tbe.t Khnttb- chev, faced with growJnc food shortages at b o m e, would never fly off to CUbe unleea bis trip involved a new strategic maneuver on Cuba. LOOKING IT OVER - These Intelligenoe experts are carefully checking m uncooflrmed report t b a t Kllrusbcbev plans to use bi.a Cuban visit to inspect new hidden lites selected by Soviet technicians for t!\e installation ol Russia 't largest ICBMa. ThiJ alarming report, which came directly f:rom the Cuban underground. wama that Sowet survey crews have completed their preliminary work ifl the central mountain region ol Cuba. At two of the new situ, large hangar oc stor- age areu have been cut ;m.o the &ides of the moun· tains. lilGH-LEVEL U·! recap· nai.ssance Rights. which now average less than six a month over Cuba, con- firm the underground's re- port of construction work in two areas. but the CIA evaluation of the photo- graphs shows no sign ol mi.s$ile launchers. State Department intelli· gence experts believe that Khrushchev's visit is being made for propagan<fa aind economjc reasons. They point out that a poor augar beet harvest in RU8sia and her Eastern European A· tellites is forcing Ruui.a .to purchase all of Cuba's SU· gar crop, and Khrulbclwf i& expected to set the ttace for these negotiations. UNDER ITS proposal, Russia will take pe.ymeot In sugar for the wheat It ML MUM ... aend.lng Cuba frocn °"'. ada. Part ol thlil Raulllian purdlue, which la ~ ed to total more than 3 milUoo tom, is to be reeold by the Soviet on the world market. 1bb wheat-tor-a u c a r manipulation by R u a s l a could be highly protita~le ii the Kremlin holda the sugar until next January wt.ea the wortd price is expected to soar to an aU- time b.lgb. At preaent, the world price la approximate. ly 8 cents a pound. Ruuia baa ottered to barter WI wheat (cost fl .74 a bush· el) for $2 a bushel; in ex- C'bar\ge, it will pey 8 cneta a pound tor the C u b a n sugar. M_ORE ARMS -In addi· tion 1o the Wheat ahipmenta, RUMia is sending C a a t r o several hundred World War II anti·aricraft guns to be Uled against attacking low· level planes. Castro requesUd the guns to protect bis oil refineries and power stations against the new "phantom" air· force that ia ilying out of Nicaragua. Manned by a mixed group of anti-Castro Cuban r~fu· geea, Latin Americans and Americans, this 20-plane airforce baa ltaged t w o iucceasful raids, includine an attack oo a Cuban chem· bl plant, a!.nce tu org.ani- %81tioo more than· t w o montha ago. BY FL YING their B-2.S eod B-~ light World War D bombeu at near ground level, the "phantom" pilot& have been able to pene- trate Cutro's jet-age mis· aile defense&. His Rus&iao- made SA-2 missiles cannot be fired at low·level attack planes. Tbe "ph.antom" airfOTCe, which ia planning a major raid on Cuba later Wa month, is not under U.S. control. CUBAN FLASHES -Dr. Milton Eisenhower la urg. ing more positive action to Republic-an senators, he favors a crackdown on U.S. allies trading with Cuba by closing our ports to all of their ships. He argues that Castro could be brought to bis knees if the free world would unite to isolate Cuba. The French are showing a new interest in Cuba. C.Ommerdal sources in Eu- rope report that the French are sending numerous busi· nessmen to Cuba to ascer· tam the condition of Cas- tro's economy and to deter· mine whether Khrushchev u planning to again try to make a missile base out of Cuba. A new Chinese Commu· nist military mission ~a arrived in Havana. accord· ing to French sources. The group includes at least 100 paratroopers. Costa Rka's Foreign Min· ister Daniel Oduber has warned the State Depart· meot that tbe 'Dominican Republic is about to be- come the scene ot under· ground warfare. He reports that deposed P r e s I d e n t J uan Bosch plans to seek U.S. arms to light tihe new an t i-C.Ommooist military junta. • .. .. ' A.I JU ho ho .. ... aD tw 1• p I)( M. ae" qu.lt! Har. i'OClll a.wl t"" 4 \6• Ope < ... 11th. 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'l'lltte Wroom, two MUI C!U"peted ud draped heme wttlt balJt..• ..... ~ dWl-...a.er .. ~ ............ Ofnnd ~ ................. pnp ..... alley. PltvaD '-dr, ~ ,..... aacl two-~..-... .... 8ee .... wl 1• wtll acre& tht thll llOIM ti. a .ep.I at "9.MO. Temu1 anllabW -8VMB1T 10'7,, DOWN. WELL LOCATED TRIPLEX Neat 8.&lbor 8tvd. 8hoppla1 Ceoter ud Onqe C..' College. LIVE Jl'&EE or real· lM aa acelleat reeuna oa yoa.r avstment. EM1a of tbeae two Wroom ualta bu ear,,etB. 4npM.. ba.Ut.ta klidleu. FENCED PBIV · A'tE PADOS. lawll tprlaklerw aad ln.dlvidoal prap1 "1th large lt.onp ueu. A BAR· GAIN AT $3!.W WJTH EXCELLENT nNANOINO AV AIIA.BLE. Shown by ap- pomtmeat oe1y .. te aot dmturb tawtta. GINllAL Tiki Torch Paradise A N&I Jovel,y • Bt4rooM p.haa tam.Uy room 2 b&th ham•1 faal&U1nJ fabubaa land~ ~ and • .,.& lb.al wW 1D&ke tou &'-en"I')' el your trleodt,, W.ted tn • c~ Coltta w.. Nit· denU&l .,... mtecant wall ~ we.IJ c.rp1Un1, Baauty plie&t e u • t o Ill Orapea t~rt.. YlnJl W.11l UM tAtrJ u n. a •• noor to ~~.,.... ... w. lA t.M family room and & GoM N eda.l.Uon ldtdll'ft fMt'11i.ftC al.I dee uta 1IU1J l · lN aAd ln&da ot -..y to NUb a&hlnet. 'u.n.d with TMMra ~vedq, 'nUa ta truly a loveJy llam• to1 t.bll low priet ot $23,000 NEW HO.ME S . At .. , .. ""-. . . . . . . .. ANI ft, TrM. It - Wfftt A W •nf AiJl 11 DOU.COU'IW I ·n ..... I....,._..,. STRArrr..IC CORN'R 2 b&tbl, QIWb' ........., .... -.. w UxlJI, .... 1=:::::::1~mll!I~==.;::::;. IW ,~ wtU ~ Md 191 Ir~ ty ~ bardwood 13S'x132' eel, wcant. • Pftced rtstit.. noon. ~ . .toeco ud Com• and .... tlt DunU. plutM, MWIY palattd ... ea.ta M.-. a.tor, tlDCed llNlck ya.rd. Your f'tllt l.nd1V10ual horn• AU 01 1oU, dtite"'*I clollbJ.e ca.rap. an now llltuat.ct on Wa ~ ~ taM PIO flua J'Ull prtoe •n ,IOO, 10" ~= °::u!:l. U:u;" :.; all eo1ta oC eak 111-1197 down. LI a.am. Peninlule 'oirtt Be~i.tf .,arkac.-. and hold on to tt R.B. bWft'D MIUaC1 'iillWiy l' A.bilesa&et fll'1lll" JIM ~ whUe eo.ta w-. conlln· HOUSlt fOllt SALi bedroom I kUl Jaom•, ID th• prb or tai.. n1a.J.1 Ul!tl to lft'OW. P,,...nl lll• 1 mut. Coat.I liftll&. LIJ<• t urrUaW 2 8fd.roam ....,,. oornA trom reou wW pe.y COltONA DaL MAR ntw, c:arpeta, dnJ*I, &11 m 12',IOO. Well localed. lta Wf.¥. &Dd lit the n..r bu.llt. I.al, feeced. l&DUcap-near beachM ud bo&t. f1'tw'e t.hia coru7 will bf A ed. Netpbodtoood I Jn. old r-a.mp rtrepl&c~ tar,. - h l·!Ue mat.erlal. Dieellenl Princlpala aeJt· Kl....,.., rluded pauo. Dice4llent ~~~t~ao·;:!':':! · ~tA v: Pace.tw. 2 S:;& ~ RMtty , Inc. $~o 000 Full Price ltclry. •10 lq. n.. ' bed-~ w. Balboa m.. N.a. 'tO, ATTENTION room.a and de.4. a b&t.11.1,. OR W200 Mr. I Mrs. fiur..Upper ~ 1P;!,-::-: NEWPORT SHORES Newport Be9dl • S ~ tJ"&Nlterred OWJWr. UTOO Wat.u tnaL 2 story, 3 bed· BllACll llOUU. Ip u-s down. 646-llQ, room&. 2 bathe, carpet.d. brtdt ft.repl&ce, Oil a car----dreped fl"-_.. ...... SALES AGENTS _, k>l wtUl a VIIDW Uaa.t. MD.A Vetdt, 1 ft., a . ~ ,_w, Pfl• I 500 HIGHLAND DR.. ~RT •EACH C&A't be taken ·~· JWlt bedroom1, 2 bl.Ula. f&m· vat• bee.ch tor bo&~ or ""r;nrv r lllepa to u. Ocean. Priced Uy room, dou.bJe ft.replau, llWiJnJniq. 2 BJocke club U M i ii '·' . , ta ..u quickly. Do JVUl' teaced, ,.uo. land8caped, tacWUel. poo1a. a Bk>ckl IN 1:. lTth Ml l4tH 23&& l'llin'lilw M • CUL own ~ Md 8Cnlb-1.2uoo. tTIO Iowa. ocean. aauoo. OR WT" eo.&a llM& ()pa I to I ClOSf-IN WESTSIDE P{O. ~VIEW MI Mill EVN. LI M TM bUl.r Md ••e I ••· Low Kl 04"0. OWner Collt.& LOVl'lLT bedroom. tiiiiJJ1 DOWNJQWU CORNER a Bdrm tn ~te oon· . . WALK TO THE STORE ::;n .:=t. full price Kw. room, :un~tna. carpeta, 1' J1 diUon. NN' carpet. Priced tt:C flMPlf a. & IMch Ri &&... I NllW S story adDMe mod· drapu. N • • ~ Dover A 90' 100' tor qlllclr -.Jt •••,IN, r~ .JI t 15,500 y t . Mn7, nc:. em buuUfUl t.ropleal land· Watdift lTM HiChla.nd X .-of *7 II. Cout Htway, .caplq. N • w carpelJI, Drtv•. i3a t:IO. N&.uo.'I. NUR (011 t.r_r: l:llre'• a beauU!'!J.~ tor )'Oll • Corona del Mar drapu. I.Aue with opUon • Owner movi"C Dul, and • "' ~ _..., ~ you'w t'ou Will bf! ciwt• •urprued OR 1-aooo Ol' buy wUh no down. 1HD 132,000, Lovely lars• a bed· mµtl "" t.bl8 tine oJdft ta1W .-..: La r I e to ftnd tUt far t.hJ.I low LIXll HW 2 1*lroom. tam· .Ut.er, Cott.a ..... room 2 level home, family th H41 UtUttoo • ~t • hM ~ peoi, healed prtce yoo ean enjoy a ~ Uy room d1n1DC room l&l'f• LI 1•1347 room. fenced. vtew. Trad• two bed.room bOm9 Oft la tiectl'lc buUt·tne mci~ &94 f1fi.ert4. lwJ• lot wtth ly loMly and l)l&dOIP ' · urma MT C.l&llAa. I~ R-2 corMr. IUJO. ot dlahWUhu , quiet c:u1-de· .. --a. ....... •UM around bmn.t <>ce led b aduJt. UvtJlc room, wool ~t· DOf.ACUL4Tll p.,.tt ate W -Mlt ~ eomplttel)> recSeeor-W NO -.-..-.. · up Y tnc, 2 bl.Ula. tlreplece, pe.· a bedroom. 1 b&t.h. tam.UJ • &led. and la Ideal for older ~ elrHL ' • .,. pool. ....... "'-ot M ))'. thtb property la Im· Uo, dou.ble ptq• &Dd UW• room. 81.lAhA UYiJla room l ..:::=HO=u=s=1=s=F=oa=.=SA=L=E couple wbo want doee to TWO ~ LOT th• = '?ldtlc. roomy m&eulate and t e a l u r e • tty room. •CY lot lit block ttnpJace, built • Uul, dilll-N~T HGHS town llvina. Lot will lake eoml ble home with lt."'&'e bedroollUI, double p · &.bove OcM.D on PolnNlUa. wuber, dra.-.. •-w0-"•era. .,..,r_ • tw o mon. lneome 'NDtala llbak.e !'DOI, doOble .......... J' a C e, w /W c & r p •ti n J $U 600.. Good I r-. .,......., and t.be low price ot • t -t Bdrm. t -~ 8*tn. 2 ~ dout>~ nr.-plact lhroulbout. and hure yant • t.erm.e ~ Prctllldoaal lud.lcaptq. SUNNY NEWPORT HTS. U &,'60 will buy t.bll prop-IU.~. CaJJ for de&alla. Remebu, UU.a ltt NOT for a.cUn children. A ~ £rtw'dt, Realtor, Mg.1~ a.:H El Mod.en& rty. OPEN HOUtlE TIL l-....bold. Full pr1c' nnlv pl.na cent.et' la only 2 blocb UJ.6MO &AJtime. ---OPEN DAILY ~~-!.l lH FLOWER ~·7':'~1·711.... llK Openl &way. ~tt.f'r tee Ulla. Own· NEAR OCEAN 1 HOUSIS ,Oft SALE 3 bedrooma, din. room. wood ~•......,.i:.1• .... -. .. .,.., er In~ al.ale"'""""· w.. 220 M•r uerit• HUNT'GTON llACH noon. brkk ~. la\lth atltr I Prld& ot ~. Home + * $10,50() * ~ : _:-«» ! rantm 11 r lW Fairview Rd., C.M. Ml 8...&811 !Nu. MI t -6.M& ~~e. Qu&llty ~· FAAn WAJJ(Q. Re.It., Ltlc!ltml Llndm. Re&Jt.or Olde' 2 bed.roam born• in 300 No. Newport Blvd. OR 3-oea OR i-o3T2 pod rt1palr on a,... lot 60 Newport. BeKb. C&hl. -.t th llf 1 th CORONA DEL lCl.A CDK BT Otl"DCr, ' bedroom x W tn a Country ~ MI &.Ttl• _"ay e Ma)' e n II O.-rtC9 tioft ln hunt&!n Valley • .A.I========== N~ H.ei,fbt.. Duplu . 2T&O Ill. hett.lc ODut Hlway 2 !>&Ula, Ytew born.•, bull~ 1ood one to ma.Ile ntCDey 2 LOTS AND J1!uy l&xa and Ju.at frttl &TWJTl CORONA DmL MAR Ina. C&J'l)et.I. drapu. Nice-nJM farnil maint..eaanc• In the ro.el OJTICP! Jy land.cal*l. aprt.Nr.lers. :e or~· ~th pre;~ ACREAGE r&rden. J'our yun new llO SbCl"fALS 2780 r; Par lftr ea.it Hlway Accua to private beuhtl. of room for pet.a THE EASY LI FE plumblnr , dectrlc:al .-Y•· n .\. &TrHlJTt 1 year old. iaa.ooo. . LIDO ISLE E t rt • J p · Lem. and palntlfll ..,. ~ c A M 1: o HJGllLANDI\ _ l'k '£ ~ II N' l sn.auo. '1! Ouut&.ndlnr bldJ. att.e 3' I{ 0 e am n flYacy M conc:ent. Both unit.a .,.e NNrly 11,ew a BR. 3 hall! f e m f\eft Y lte . llJ.RLY AmerbA bomt ~ P.t.DlPlO ~ 88 atJ-tel t.o at.reel w;il~ • p & ct o u 1. 12a.&00 t u 11 • v1ew ·····-· .ONL'Y »9.600 .... _ 'hi • .........._ overlooldnr oc..n • eoun~ • aom at.radL uo,ooo. Ivan !:r Hert la t.b&l PopulU KarboT prit'e and aubmit your own ...... n •~11 ~ a • ...,........,m U: ... -· ~ hudt. Rhr Eatat.e modWt lh&L tea· down payment. W . • L .. HARBOR VDDW lllLl-" _ bl!i4ut,y. cou.,. Park en& t:ryaide. t.rs-f'M kit. .... -M.· --8T3-M40 . A.NYTIJa; tw. a hue• Uvlftc room Ille. Open Eve._ Kl 6-'Mll, , RR, t&m.ily room. rom-nvd"1600 1q tt: tlrepl.a.e.. PW t.reee. Pniatip loca· ZZL ~ ta. landec..-4 back 2 b&th9. ALL APPLI· Ucn, ~7.100. Owner. JN'Cl. 8'Jilt.~ e.iecb'tO oven ~ ~~w ...!11':::; ANCE8 INCWDED. Bua• OR a.2010. $I l ,000 RJU PftJCE Pd ,....1relbb' d .wcl PriCed tor &CUorl _ .. IU.~ ~;;~11~ ri~ = 2 Bedroom ~tiodooC: ~ x~~N ~ =-ta ~U: ~ Walk t.o 40..t.ore lbopptna pn.ce, 00 .-• pe.e.. On your lot -a 2 bed.rc>oT"' flit tlftl1 ttt,~ . '1..i.wuSry CURT DOSH, RMlfor r.-nt•r. and au lll'hooAli. run :;!*5.eo ~ ~t ~~;~Carpetln&'. Mftle a t the lov.·. low pnr• /8d lUt. tn ...... wilb NJ:WPOR'I' B:CACK • ~ Ut.!500 J'llA ..,,_ IT.:..0 ...,....._ QKOICS A.lmA. ~.216. Cal.I J10 l --0047 door du-t to kJtdwn. w. ornac 1110 w. c.out HJ&b .. v ~ "--~----• ·~-· • L., IN' Opel\....... JTUI and lntDll HI t-mJ LI~ £y,.&-()R 3-34811 C Bat'· LOOICIJ'fO H0t181C ~ R.., a t•te BUNTIMJTON BmACH R·:l JO 6-MIJ. -w tn CdM OD a U ' R·t C01'• Le WT1T VI T.-OJ Lou 16 unJl.9 ea Chr»rr * lJNBBJEV ABLH?U BA YFRONT INCOME rter. Pl.MG. R. L. l trldl· GI ft.19ale, by owner. N-a area: Fully ~pro1,.,11 ~ Bul lniP Thia awlll'd Terrtllc Potential' Pier and ler. OR a.a10. bedroom. J baUI bome. PTica 12 133 per UnJt p;,. .., If • wlnniDJ • ~. for i... alls-tor; two 4()' t>o&t. and1Coats & Wa ll ace Rltrs HOUSH RA• •.&LE l'treplace. drapa.: patio CLUIJM AGl;NT@ - Owl p v't. appraaa.I! I ont ta bnllt, 2 atoru 1 r~ -ltine»d, qult l .tn-el, nJtt• W&rren W. Gibbon. Ct! BR. 2 B&lb, bu~ family renW. newly ~~I 1401 Reker •t. Harbor COSTA MESA nefthbora 118.tltO. I 178M Rueb Blvd. room. coverl"d p&llo, luM\ peoWlltbowtel · RA v _, "._-::.:' • Kl S~ 141 OPEN EVE~ M T·al08. Vt 7-2~25 ooeT A MESA. OflTJC'l!l 1 d -.IA , A RJ!:AL lr&de fOf' ~m .... 1 rwmf --~---A 2629 Harbor Bhrd. lCI l·Hll\ s':r~~'"i:(i~ · Owner In , 1~~·2~'-HOME IS WHERE HOUSES FOlt SALE 1 HORSE LOVERS NEED MORE ROOM l Jd&ho. Price UDUCED , c Thomas Realto r *THE HEART IS * 1 LAGUNA IEA~ 21-acre.a . while fence. ped OVER 12.0001 Now Only · ' I Her~ tn Thl11 3 Rdrm • t1oclla fOf' horMI, worktna Hue It 111! Alm~t. nf'w ' $22,760. Hurry! See tod&y! 2~ W. Cout Hwy LI 8·1627 WTTH POOl, ICMJDRALD BA y CHOIC'J: rln& 1 block to N eWJi(ltt bedroom with ~~ln11 ,• Call t.oday! "--'Ul "" 00 Newport. Bch. Eve. KI lJ..M-431C3rflf'I" t11 spPRQ111. tt~plr . hlvl. Sm•I Familv Paradis. BlTYll. Contemporary with ~h. 172.1100. TPmJ• flttpe.ce, hu a """ 11q I Ml 6·7171 . ~....,.. ... ----I lnit rm R In fam Y 1 REALTOR. 648•1928 ~ BON\18 ROOM ovtt &&· Newport &t lTt.h Bl. $35,950 rm l.11n1J"""Pf'd M<1 nnly Cute 2 Bedroom llome. bard· dtarm. level i\ bdrm .. 2 I,J ._8().47 ~vrll r&ltf' to be tin!Ahed Q(f BeeulifUI ht>me In W~tcll"I . . . . w()ll(f n()()t'9, w /W Clll'-ba.lh bomt!. LnveJy f'n· your 11tyle. B1c· houee, area. 3 BR. 2 ba the, d.tnln1: * $1~.11110 * 'Pf'la. 2 car fart.I•· Local· r loeed p&Uo wtrounlllin. FOR Sale. 4 M·J Ztme lot .. Mn&.11 payment11, 114:\ ~r room. r.arpelJI ll nd drape• ,.., on quirt cul-de-ua view ot park•. canyonA • In 0011 pup. C<>Od ln<'I· .month tnclud.lrlg Prlnr. la rge palln wtth bedmln· MESA VERDE REAL TY 11treet. Almoal 14 ur. but ocean. 149,600. lion tor bualnf'!IS rf'nt"I' lllt. Tax.-.. • lna F\111 ON SE.ASHORE Dr &nd ton, •huff!,. bootrd coort I ~Ml Jave R.nad appl'Oll. ha.It of lot 111 pl&nl· SWUPl'NO VTIJWlll . • . .HJgh ~Mrt.. 8.E. l .ant1nn prlcf' 121.960. Auume the · • Wlll f"Xcha.nir• tnr Cofnoa • M In you.nr burlf\C tnlll from lbla I•"· 3 bdrm · 2~, l!Ot4 Mornlng Side RI'! Ju•t 1 door t.o ocean. Art d I M co~t" Mrv Kl II· l077 I l'Nlel, requirlng mlnJmum b&th•. IW111ry bullt home J<Mlb ~ IMAGINE l0&n. IA'• type 2 atory, 2 bed· e ar HARBOR-HIGHLAND-$ ,.,.,..., Pnce only $1U60 w touch of Spa_nlah lnllu· ua • C..ah_r. __ M M L 8 d R It • room, tum!lhed ho m t . 1'o7 J . W a rd Co. Clin be "'•n:h.ued on -..y ,.Me. l&t.600 CORONA Dl!'.L KAR LIU';:,. a Or e ea Or I' ....... E'.\r,.11,.nl b11.v ft>r t hh A·l ,.-,. lot. p "'w Larr~ I e n c • d yan1. 1trr11. 3 BR 2 b&th~ tum.a. convention&! or ,. CHARMING ... a bdrm . M erma.ne.nt IX'P•n I • f 124.600. 12.~ down. lfuff Uk nl'w Jllltnl \Mid~ • nut. H.A. 21,. batb M m' In ptct.ur-.. hJll vte..-:. ~"Tltr ·-v-·a Uk~ our f-'-A&.· tenw" •I'd! BllyvltW Propertles - -... Onl\' $24 11&0 Lov. nnwn. Bay & Beach RH lty. Inc. MQUll locatjori w /oce&n • =O=R=3=·20=10=·===== .__, Coats & Wallace Rltrs 2307 w. Balboa Blvd &48-022• 116" Nf'WPOrt Blvd .. c .M. be&e.11 vtew•. uvinc • dln· 3 COMMERC IAL no E. llth 8t. (Pbont ~) ea.ta MM& OR 1--0MO. ISO w~11lch.ft D• N..S R o y J Ward Co. LI 8-1161 In~ "1'18. open lo den • It NDUSTR ...._._ ·-.. 1 ....... St. Sh In "-•--) HPt Baku •l Harbor -FOR TifE GROWING F'AM· leJW. rruunr ap&doua I IAL (.....-111 ~ 'U'l opp ~'-CID..,. lCl M H t OPEN EVES ,_.,~ I JLY Eut tde Olet IM na &rea. "-1·:'IOO P'OR LEASE FOR SA IL ~ OaU M6-'1889 cw Kl 5-184'1 SLIGHT STEAL ARTIST'S -- -M .. ,..· · · • a ADOBE BUILT .. Rpani.ah 10.000 Sq. P"I lnlJ. BJd~ '" 4·8DRM. • $16,000 nn a BEACH BO.Ml: lN M~0221i • W Archlttttur~. ~ bdrm"· rool Nl'Wf"'r1 BH ch 1 HIDEA w A y JMll w .. Mrllft nr. :-; B NE ~... bllth1. llpP.clotJt din· nnw .... llf'd tn NP.ttnnii~ CNDEREUA PROVINCJAL K.,.. ia a. nlee one! On " quiet. cuJ • CS. • NC .tree t. Ha.rdwoocl noon . •hake root, I bedroom1. t.treplaee, IM.lllt..ln ldt.chen. Low FHA t4WTNI -or m..,, ueumt 4 ~9' loan. W. • L.. Inc. 0pea S>ru. Ml s-1n 1. Want Back Bayt A view ot Ult l&ke! o.tr\~ QualllY? liADE YOUR lrlllll'T nr amall home for " ~,autltul l&th and plut.er 'l'oWft llnd CounlrJ 3 bed· room. 2 ti.th home. It bu 2 large bat.h8. fireplace. narpeLI. ciatom drapea and NEWHOT U11tlng . t 1 9143 It. Cout Hlway, CdM. bl-Ock to Newport Yacht I 676-2101 Club • acros• alley t.o 'BATFRON'I' near New"Port Lifi'iN, l.J9TEN . . diit\ Harbor Yacht Club. Oldf'• O!Uolt ~·2340 anvtlme tn I boedroam. • ti.0111, 2 klt- h ,..ar 11 :l<l·Pttf'nlJ ,.....nntM rhe.n-. 7..ont R·2. r1~r "tua&r frnm 1"n111.t').I ,,,.., StOOOO ""'"" <'111· R~111t;-,, .. , R1n1c,, .. nn ;;.~111" ' big bay Lovely 2 bedroom plus bunk room bClme. nn 40 "' ldt Int RO~ l<Mln 11 v11 llabl,. S2tl 6llO f 11 1 I rnrf' Ra.VYlf'\\ r rnp,,rll•• 2:;n; \.\ Ralhna Riv<! N•wport Sboree. lrontnc MOOERN OllPLEX-.. -,.1o,.~ 4 RR. 2 hAUul. duu.na rnnm. I"( rm . plliyroom. ta' l#nAnt '~ nnv.· ., .. 11 • .,,,. rMm Ii p&nlry, luxury AMONG THF: TF.P'.U In I tn oron :l ))oodroomll l1own. r"rpel. fMlCt . l&nd.sc&p~ aervlr• ar~11• ""~an 11Mr nn with otflre!I 111 81' Ft. \nth blt·ln k itchen. 2 b&U\1, Coron.t. t1el M~r 2 CO.I)' 2 up, fireplace 13~900 t..Arf" Int.a. FROM U4.600. 2 lolJI. ldf'al fnr lar-l'r h m· M·l·A Zoninir SON'T'.Ar. tnrced a ir, only 2 block• bedrooms An t1 l>a.Jcony low dt>wn. II()~ lot.M. Uy. a~.000 RfCAI.TOR. 24211 ]l:pv.·fl"'' tn OCEAN and 1 block t.o Wlt.b all wort• nr ndt-of. BEACH. 8e• It tod&y doora llvinR R"'"'" for &.n• •if/~ I Ao7 J . w....a Co. GOOD REAL EST A TE , Rlvd. (' M. l<J ll·l:lAA Everyone lovP11 thb1 home. other hou~ in front on REALT"R I -IMS Good Ru.llnr ,4 INCOME l 23,9M llnd 13.600 down. R·2 lot nl'•r ~'"""· See .., I ~ .. W' a 11..oullle !'1u~"spa.nAnnrl·Rllr o&.dea, PROPEDTY I It t.od&y! Onl1 $''•.NIO It - - -n u1 ~ " BEOUCED $3,500 I 1o~r down 3106 Ntwporl Blvd . Npt. 64&-022A 334 ForHt Laguna Buch DUPLEX * c17 500 " t Mark.t l Ba1kel Plu.1 IHl411 WHtclltf Dr. ~~ KY 4·71'il 8 of , ~Rlolf' 3·4:1~ ~n _E~• * ._5 BEDROOMS * Member nt MulUpll'I Uallnf ~u~::e1':.~ 0~::1 tp 0ro!!: TRA NICE$ l4f,9SO COTIAGE on CUL.OE.SAC NEW FROM: $18,000 ld""11 "''1":-'-modf'm. "'"11 "' .. ~ S OR s•LE hu111 • m m .. 1oc11t 1nn. C'\·11 f'rly! :t bedroom It rum· Brlirht anti rhu•'11I :I be(!. [)l'r 11r111or·11 Hom,. in Nf'wporl lWalklog Dlst.ence St. Jolln,1 HOUSE F "' ,.,, tnwn nwner mu~l ,...11· pu. room, 2 ha.Uta. fore· room u•1th h" r r11nire. Heigh•a. 2 BR. 2 Rath~ ,,,,. Bapti1t Churrll • LIDO ISLE I ~ .... tode.v ed air, hardwood nooMI. J '" ~th • 'I" r mom 11nd 27 F'f'V'll Wnnd P11n,.1·1 !'••l\Qnl. MWmum FHA nr MT 11.71ll t1n \'llm" Ottlv t~w block• to new '"" n"" I Bl'll'k from Har· VA nn di'. T~rm11. Bll·lna. ~· !lltwpor1 al l TU\ wtrisTCLJFll' p l, A z A near frnnt -~· Nf'ltr hnr Hlth nnh 124.l)OO l"enc1.J1s:. Lrff' F&mlly Rm. -' Shopplnr Cenl.f'r and aulCoeta Mf'P~ ,.,. •laJI and FAREL W ALKER. Realtor Jl"1r~pk' Ll-10 111• 11Choola Must eell unmedl-1m11or •hN'J'ltr'. •d P&r k :IM :-;,., ;\"-wrort Rlw1 ~TAN MEYE R REALTY -alel.\'~ $26.000 4 12.700 • ma r·, .• 1011 ~· t a bove .. , R h c If Grant Ave. at B&Jttr St. ...,. .,__ ... r ,.~v. JW'l I rllr . a 1 KI 9·2781 -Kl t ·laM • dn ~ II : ynu'll ~ llUT• pricf' 1tntl J 1 '" '1n. Ce ll \11 fl. H H • • =o-~:--:--------- prued 'us now . '-* MESA VERDE * INOOKE property by own· I * * BEA1.1TI.FUL 3 Bdrm., Pu. P'. A. PA.LMJ:R. INC. tr, 3 unlt11 room for mnr,. PRETTY HOME WESTCLIH rLAZA Out..t.endlnrly lanmcaped the nicf ,1 •11 wtt.h 11h&dy rovered p&tfo.i . , 2 be lh1. I on' w1th 2 , In ,:-.; ""''P"' 1 r. 111nk11 t ~ "" 4 bf-droom• A: a r~" hl11• • 111nlnr room. nnly 2 block1jl B. EDRCICl,\I ~ ' from 11r rt" or i-reen llT&.118 Jl<'f'I A o••"' a111J tr~u In new park nr.'ner 2 h••" t11labllshtc:t Mu11. Dtl Mar l Rll ·ln~. forrf'<t air. l\nc:t 11n flOl'r.• "" "' 111 t. I Ind i n It bu~· •I !Ill'"' • ~l':I S:.!J,9M U .400 dn. tn•, Mn" Stoc kdill & Milchell R EALTOR S 208 Merine , Balb oa OR 3·2220 or 548-1926 Fi L A FIVE MINUTE LOOK JOetter. Gold Med a 111 o n 3377 Via Udo, OR 3-7300 Near City H&ll, 1930 "'"' BEATS A Mil.LION WORnsl R&.nch, l 'J yeara old. lm· LIDO Blly l'ronl. 143.000. lare St Co11ta Mn11 Lot11 to 11prculat,. nr build med.Jilt 0«upancy Low Terrine view. 2 unJi.. con· MI 11•1372 "''"r 8 Pm Sll.2M tn S2:J,OOO 1 nn. Pllymenl. w /W Car· vertlble tn 2 bfodroom. 2 LA RUE REALTY COR P ~lll. Drape•. Lraa p&tlo. ba.tb hon" Wl'lndf'rfoll 4• · F"t ncf'd. LandK&ped rront h~a.ch Patio. ~·ntr &•ent I Ila INVESTMENTS J t~ Or11a.n '"'" H\\\ IOtA &: b&ck. Being tran1tu·l'ld · · • =========~ ~-11!'4''1. H11nt1nl':'t11n Rl'11r h ir.i"t. A 11u n tlce "' Ml &·UM. ~ acres prlmr rnmm~rr••' ~ YFRONT-dupll',:-2-ili':!-'27.11•0 Cell ft4&-001111 == .... =ou=s::::E::S:::f::O:;::;:lt=;:SA:::;:L==E proper1 ,· tnr ult L4'11., --· 1 " hllrk 111 II"'~ nl'I , n~l "" rm~ r 111•h \ 1r11 ~11nt1rrk BY-nwner 3 bedroom, I ~. NEWPORT I E .a.CH ~ Wr1tt r .O Box 30111, Sfnt• JTl'l,()0(1 ... "lh h1rt'lwoo(! noora, pa· ----: Bafbo~ Roal Estat6 Co. 1111 walltd back yud. KARINERS Dr . 3 bedroom, =A=n="·==:::=.;:::::==== 1Joerrhtn~ H \\ tllb. r.rs llnr 111.nd~ra pf'd. Completely re· 211 b&lh. •ltlf el'lt ry, m11.ny SA BUSINESS 1700 E B&ltio11 Rl\•d .. 8 Plhna decor.ted, n :s.llO. lnqutre other utru. Harbor Hlrh· OPPORTUNITI ES ORiolt :!·4140 2193 Pu'nte. C.M. l1llllJ11, one blk. achoo! -SA-u:--0-,-1,ue "i th opuon \' _ 949·3877:. _ -----Principal•, e&ll owner. FOR Sale, dfftnlfitd mta. &ut1<1dt nt" 1 brc1room. OWNER Mua Verde S bed· Ml &·287~ bu.alneu. Patented ln<.lud 2 bath• """ rarptl~ room ~ b&tb, f&mll; room, 8ACR1FICE--:l-BR_2_bath I'd. A aoln« b11''"'' <1rapr• ~ .... ,. \ rrdr :11~7 11r&pes, carpelln&'. buUl·ln.1. houu 3 year• olt1 C&rr .,,.," .11' ,,,... 1\a ('nr11r• Plarf <'f'l•l• 120 ~ Oil :J.fl JM 11· -,.;.,-n"ii11v-1'1ln1-" .,.. •"• '. t • di;' I I • HIDDEN IEHIND • 9roup of eucalyptus +,... just off the norttiw.t comer of Beach Blvd. (Hwy. l9) et Gerf..W Str.et in OCEAN COOL, E:O HUNTINGTON BEACH. .,.,,..,,.,..,..........,......_ _______ • , JUST MINUTES from the MOST BEAUTIFUL l~~~~~~~~·;er:;m;;5;;;:.,;; BE,A.CH on +ti. C.liforni. coed, but with reedy .,cuss fo freeways, highways and shopping ~n· IWRNiliturnWtiiftiji;i·;i:ec1;;-'i;1111mae;;;;:;;;::I •• ;~~:;;~~~~~:~~~~~ ulat. I '*9roam. N • a r ten. aouua 11&)'. '185, • YOU ENTER • PEACEFUL HIDDEN WORLD aTMOOI, Pa.Uena. of yi,ur own es ~ swing Into MORA K>J 11=~.....,.....,..... ______ , LANE. • 2 1 AND l BEDROOMS, d•luxe in •~ry respeet, heetH f)oOI, drepes. well·t~wall nylon c.erpets, •tc. N• chiklren. • Gold Medallion. Weathlgho1111e A~ Throqpoul 'ORN & LUVIJ.& SEDGWICK MANAGDS Furnilh.4 M..l.a.Wll .. ~ 'Tll 9 P.M. PHONE 1'7-6547 • .. ) ODii Tl I .. ·1 ~ aa 1 -I 1 --~ ~ , .. .. .. DIJ.: . J ........ ~ I . ,• •• . 1. (Ill • l ., - . . . -. .. . ' .. . . . .. .. --.. --· -. -,,,,. . GRAND PRIX • '56 POHTIAC ------- 196~ PONTIAC ROY CARVER Pontiac • Tempest and Orang• County's Exclusiv. De1J.r ~ ROLLS ROYCE • BENTLEY • fACEL VEGA I.I •.StM, 1400 \\', ('OA~T fflWAV, "wa»nn "-'II C'ln-.M ~11ntl•.•· """" Wttlld•Y• '"nl t :M r .M. • vc SJ (UP Cot] tota: and high Salg Uc they dOWI fltt, Lary pea.1 ln 1 haV! mun are& CA spot Cori: had ' el' u tacb IH WU wtna N.C. eral Wel'f the Or l"efJO wbk and .-all l ingt Tt •• ~ .,. ene ~ the t= rnlli Coa ealt ... wou caDI in ! n 9' l s '] N N10 uw mat Nu to law to mer nan I c IUO h alnc M01 lni a tA wai ••pJ, Wa B Uni Ass Tin ~ .. aah " doz the MV she .. str: ma acr hot 1 Nh a.nc ,.,,. (;31 So• 11n• phi nl' po Jtr