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to isit oro
T•d•y 's Closing
TEN CENTS
• r1 a
~President's
Sandhaulers
May Rumble
For 90 Days
Saturn Spac Triumph Talk Open
To Public
By BRUCE BENSON °' .. °"' .......... The project to pUlb more than 400,·
000 cubic yarda of aand onto West
Newport's: lhraDUD bw:bmmt 1rill
taU ·two moatbl, -4 poedll)t bee,
U. U.S. Arm1 Corpl of Enc'""" tltin'P' eocs.,. ''We've got a bd millloD ,ardl el .-'° *' bml." • wuum u... roo, bead cJf Ollrpt erodoa control IA
Southern Califmda. "When we .Wer&f for bl.di, we'll
Mt a time IChedu1e on tbe eontrec'tor
of eo to 90 dayl."
An operationa tcbedu1e for the mem·
moth sandbauliDg rigs. needed on 1be
job will be aet up after a contractor
ii b1rtd, be said. ~ a result, lt ii sWl unknOWn wheth-
er the entire ~ will be clOled to
the public dmine the l'Wi~I aper•
~ erwioa CGlltrol project eatllla bc111~0=.t:i'B.*C:::: =-eullie ,.. ,,... ... ol ..
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o( tbe lltaallaa.
He Aid tbe !MIAltt wtdcb Mmsfl>
was expected to Pl...-t to U. COIQl-mtttee, stated that •'iJnJnedlat.e con-
struction ii etMatlal to save proper~
ties durine td&h tides from Nri. '¥1 to
Dec 3 II A·~ official Ulla mornlnl said:
"We're ~ady to advertile for bid.I 1111t
u soon aa we get the official word.
"We'll Ju.at put everybody in motion
as fut u bumanlY pollible. We're
standing by here hour by ~.·· And Herron added it 1hould require
"le11 than 10 days" t9 award the job
alter bids are advertised. "I don't see why it should take a
contractor more than· a week after
bida are open to get under way," be
said. Construction of a 25G-foot groin off
40th street will be carried out "con-
currenUy with the latter part of the
hauUn1." Herron reported.
When fiDiJbed., the Corps project iJ
expected to create a 100.foot-wide
beach from about 35th to 42Dd streets.
The· strip at preeent ii only a few
yards wide. .
The lo.Di groin will begin about 100
feet out from beacbfront property
llnel.
Newport Honors
Assistant Boss
Monson Tonight
Newport BMdt city official.a and
employes tonight will honbr outlOinl
A11iatant City Manaier Calvin E.
MODIOn at a fartiffll banquet at the
Villa Marina Restaurant. Monson, M. leaves Friday for bla
new job u city manager for the San
Franclaco Eut Bay area cornmuni·
ty of Martinez.
Monaon's colleagues will present
him wltb going-away g1fta at the dill<'
ner, wbich begins at 7:~ p.m. Cock·
talla will be aetved an hour earlier.
An attendance Of 75 la expected, ac-
cording to city aides.
Mon11on joined the municipal ttalf
tn January, 1964. City councilmen ac-
cepted hl11 reaignaUon with regret two
weeks ago.
He will be succeeded in bla New-
port position by James De Qalne,
28. a member of City Mana1er Har-v~ Hurlburt'• offiee staff since July,
1965.
Drastically Cut
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Conarea&
today sent to the White House a $2. 7
bUUon foreil!l aid authorization, the
smallest since the Marshall Plan went
lnto action in 1948.
ApolW Conws Down to Bul eye Landing in Pacific
By EDWARD K. DeLONG u .. , .... .......,
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -Amer-
ica's 3&-ltory Saturn lunar launcher
made a magnificent mght debut today
by ~asting into space with an Apollo
c~e that came safely back to earth
~th a robot at the controls.
ll was a tw~JIHIGI trlwnpb that
pv. &be UDlt.ed ..._ tbe world's
mlOtiel* "9Cll ,, 1 .. • _. a IOlid
Dft' *4 over a-. ba tbe race to
the moon.
The feat put the Apollo program
back oo !ta feet and brightened bopes
ol meeting the national goal of a man-
ned moon Jpd.ing .before 19'10.
Climaxing Saturn's Jetter-perfect
launch and flaming dub into orbit,
Apollo 4. the lister ifiiCettaH to .the one in wblch im. ...,...... died,
stnrabd beet lalD tbe ~·· at the f;.'* ar.U.• bllr .... .. rt1 IDlllt .....
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SHOWING THI WAY -Using dolls and doUhouse South
Guidance Clinic· therapist Mrs. Jean Larrabee helps disturbed
out problems.throughmake believe. Play sessiooa are effectiv
in cUJling troubled 7oung minds.
Ropes Beeede
Became Full F
Editor's Note: This is the conclud-
ing article in a three-part seriu dis·
cussing the rote of the South CO<Ut
Child Guidance Clinic in Orange CO<Ut
communities. Today's article discusses
the clinic's financial crisis. Por a
reader's view, also see the Mailbox
todat1 on the editorial page, Page 40.
By THOMAS FOltTUNE Of .... .,..., "ll•f ....,
Hopes were. high among the found-
ers when SGuth Coast Child Guidance
Clinic opened three years ago.
But the county's first and only child
mental health faclllty never bas
come the fully operaUonal clink e
vialooed then. In fact, it seems l
viable today t h
ever before.
After several ars
Of deficit spe n g
and purchas of a
building, erves
that totale '66.000 when the; 1 i n l c
opened down to
Sll,000. '
Less $14,000
has been re-
ceJved ln the last e months, far
short of the $26,000 quarter needed
to meet the fUM, Cill'lnual budget.
Tbe buqet, ch Dr. Maurice
Kaplan, dil'i Of the clinic, calls
minimal iJc s salaries for four professl~ntl jAerapiats -a child psy-
chiatrist (himself), a cllnlcal psychol-
ogist, llOd two psychiatric s o c t a I
workers. 8"'rle• for these four persons plus
1 ~eptlonlst·typist, secretary a n d
stenographer make up two-thirds of
Che bt1dget, Dr. Kaplan said.
A present the cllnlc Is operating to
a great extent with volupteer clerical
help.
WIN TWO TICKET.
TO 'HELLO DOLLY'
Hello, Lucky, you could win a palr
of tickets to "Hello, DoUyl " It's rean,
almost loo easy. Just look lD the clll-
slfled want ad secUon of U. DMLY
PILOT beginning Friday.
If you f1nd your name "bAitden" ln
the sectlon you can pick "P free tick-
ets to the popular musical now pl17lq
at Melodyland Theater In AMbtliri
with Patrice Munsel and Jack Balley
in starring roles. Watch the clastfjed
section for further detaill.
~
cbeen of ....-;.;-• tbe
1c4lfmey'1 Houatoa eaab'ol center',
Bennington repcllted from
miles oortbwest of Hnraii
the returui.ng apacecraft in
· · g down euily on its
ace and white paracbuta.
-.r1 ... rtc OiCbt ended eiPt lloars ...... after' takea(f Inn .....
1"'ellllllllll 1Piabed don ia ,,.._ --·miles.._ ..
carrier, Doltine up1gbt "in a stable.
normal attitude." Frogmen plunged
bdlo tbe water .from a helicopter to
.u.ch flotation tear to it so that it
can be returned for scientists to study
the ef:feda oo it ol fiery reentry plunge
into the atmosphere.
The 35-atory, t.i.mi.Woo-pound Sa·
turn. tbe mOlt powerful rocket ever
built and tbe treatat ftiCbt e v e r ...t aloft. ctim hfld off the launcb pad
(lee IA'ftJBN. p_,. I)
Abarlllnned Child's MOm
Returns to Claim Son
BJ 'roNY CILLO .... ...., ......
A woman quieUy walked into a
WestminSter department 1bn Wed-
ne.day noon. She ~keel about a baby
found in the store m August. .
After almost three monthl of fndt·
leall and extensift police efforts, the
woman claiming to be the mother
of little Bobby Blue Eyes was found.
The woman was identifed by Orange
County sheriff's deputies and West·
minster police as Diana L. Gclrcev. K
of 13114 Putnam Ave., ~· and ori~Y of Cleveland. Ohio.
The child was identified u Paul M .
Bell. born Dec. 23. 1965.
The woman was placed under ar-
rest and a complaiJlt was obtained
from the district a~ this .m...,.
ing charging her with suspkion of
cblld desertion or abandonment. I»
lice said. . . Hunt She was to be amugned m • •
ington Beach-Seal Beach MUDicipal
Court this afternoon .. Westminster detectives were .reJuc·
t.ant to furni sh too many details to-
day expressln~ concern that to do ~
wou°ld be a detriment to their case lD
court.
According to them. hoftver. ~
woman bas apparently been Uvin~ ~
Whittier since the baby wu found m
the K-Mart Department Store on
Beach Boulevard in WestminsteT. .
Officers said. they did not mow if
she was aware of the widespread ~
Jidty given the child by the D~ Y
PILOT and other mass commuruca·
&ion media. While the woman is in jail, little
Paul bas been placed in a Coster home.
'lbe husky. friendly little lad of ,!3
months charmed practically an entire
county. despite the fact be could bard·
11 talk. '-'-t.o-Police said they were Checa.mg
lff what the baby's status wa11 u far
as adoption was concerned. Mrs Gorcev. attractive, tan and red-
1'alred. apparently now wants the baby
returned to her. According to other sources. •he
came to the west Coast in the summer '
apparently with a promlse Of mar-
riage However. that fell throu,gh and
the w~man found herself pennllesa and
"frantic." The baby was found w.008rlng
around in the buSY department atore
In late Au1Ust.
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MOTHER FOUND
'lobby .. _,....,...
I061Y BLUE EYES' MOTHER?
Dl1n1 Gorcev S.p ~ It
SurveY.or Ne!lring
Moon Destination
PASADENA (UPl )-Space scient-
ilta readied their in!truments a n d
CT'Olaed their fingers today as Amer-
ica's Surveyor e lunar robot neared
Its landinr point almoat dead center
on the mooo'1 visible face.
By CARTER BARBER
Of ... Dell'f ..........
President Johnson will visit the Ma-
rine Air Statton at El Toro midday
Friday and will make a brief s}>ffeh
at ceremonies there marking the
Corps' 19'lnd birthday, the w b 1 t •
Hou.ae announced in Wuhington to-day.
Tb~ Surprise preaideDtial via1t will
be open to the publlc:, a spobamu
for the Marine facilltJ added.
Johnson ts expected to arrive short-
ly after noon Fridq, be said.
The main gate of the Air Station
and al!o Gate 11, will be open to th~
public starting at 11 a.m. Gate 11
can be reached by taking the Sand
Canyon ex.it from the Santa Ana Free-way.
After Johnson's presidential jet
touches down on the adequate run.
way, be will be greeted by Brig. Gen.
W. ~-Thraab, commanding the Air
Station, and Brig. Gen. C. J. Quilter,
commander of the 3rd Marine Air
Wing.
Secretary of Defense Rot>M s. Mc-
Namara will accompany the Presi-
dent, and both men will be driven by
some a.ooo to 4,GllO Marinea llned op la tbetr bonor. Ahbo"lh Jobnaon'a visit la e~ :.~ 1--........ the Prui· Wlll lift a llrief eddre11 -and
also creet some Marina jut back fnllll Vie1n.am,
..,_Then. wbUe At. Jtt remains at El -ro. Jolmlcn Will &omod a lle.IJeoptu
and fly to Camp Pucu.t.. ~ n. llDIZ:pecfed vllit wJU be part ol
• ~ tour by Jollmon ol av. mtUa..,. -... lrUt eout to cou4
and a m,ltt .t ... Moaril Uae mclear
pow~ aircraft carrier EMtl'prJse,
the nation'• largest warahjp,
Johnson'• first call alter leaving
WashingtQo will be lfle Army's in·
fantry training center at Ft Benning,
near Columbus, Ga., where be will
witness ranger and paratroop train-
ing operation.
He then will fly to El Toro and
Camp Pendleton.
Johnson then will continue by hell·
copter to the Enterprise, which bas
twice sailed with the 7th Fleet off the
coast of Vietnam.
On Saturday morning, the chief exe·
cutive will leave the carrier by heli·
copter and to to the North Island
Naval Air Station, San Diego. to re-
join his jet for the flight to Mc-
Connell Air Force Base. The base bu
both Strategic Air Command amt
Tactical Air Conunand units.
From Kansas. Johnson will fly to
Langley Air Force Base, Va .• arriv·
ing at about 6 p.m. EST, and will go
from there to the Coast Guard base at
Yorktown.
Friday's will be the President's first
visit to Orange County since June ~.
1964. when he addressed some 15.·
000 persona at the dedication of
UCl .
At least 475 Orange County peace
officers, under the direction of the Se-
cret Service, were dlstributed through-
out the throng to protect the Chief
Executive.
Wea ther
Looks llke the same old stuff
on Friday, says weatherman
Jack Frazee. That's low clouds
and fog i.n the morning with
temperatures In the upper 60's
along the coast.
l.NSlDE T8DA Y
E.qnrts have begun to see
some major tr~nds from Tues·
0011'1 dectioru which will have
a bearing on thole of nezt vear.
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? DAILY PILOT ThurMiay, Novtniber 9, 1%7
:ounty Fire
Probe Tells
Real Causes
By JACK BROBAeK
Of Ille 0.IY ...... Slelf
Mild climate, rugged mountain pro-
files and picturesque chaparral-the
u.me conditions that make the foot·
hlU area of Orange County an ideel
place to liv. -wen blamed Wednes·
day for the dllaltro.ua P~seo Grande
fire which raged for four days and
claimed l loss of $2 million last week.
, ~lmer Osterman, county fire ward· an, told the Board of Supervisors that
".at lk other place in the w o r l d ls
1.here a 1ir~ control problem u com-
µlex and difficult as that which exist&
in those watershed lands in the back-
: yard of the Southern California roetro·
: potitan area."
: ~oil~ the bearlna oo the firt.s.
: wtuch devastated 48,639 a c r e a ln
• Or.ange and Riverside counties the
: ~rviso.n immediately v o t ~ d i>
. exteoc$ all possible aid'' to victim's
add ordered reaeedlng. of o u r n e d
• ~ounty areas to prevent erosion dam-
age from winter rains.
-~urke Hits :
' In Remap
The LegialaNl'e'• 1abort a. ,..., ..
the boundaries of California's COii·
gressional districbl moved on apace
in Sacramento today after a petulant
complaint by Alaemblyman Robert
H. Burke ( R-HuatiDgtoo . Beach) that
Democrats are b'yina to take "par·
UUD advantage."
Democrats .control the Asaembly.
Anemblyman Jeck Fenton ( D-Moete-
bello), handling the reapportionment
bill for them, replied to Burke:
"It is impossible to get a biU that's
~olng to satWy everybody -ioclud·
ing the politicians involved."
Tilat exchange over. the Democrats
in the Assemi>ly voieci Wednesday to
approve Fenton 's bill changing t h e
lines of 36 of the state's 38 coagre1.
alooal districts. The measure 1'ill be
se-nt to a joint Assembly-Senate con-
ference committee, which wUJ recon·
cile it with a similar bill expected to
be passed shortly by the upper bouse.
The Legislature is heading for the
second week of a special seuion
ealled to reapportion House seats tn
response to a State Supreme Court
order .
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Red Setkck
Big Cong Raids
SAIGON CAP)-U.S. infantrymen
battled back today against new
attacb from tough North Vietnamese
~guJan en1re.ocbed in the ceitral
highlands near Oak To. Gen. W1l1iaJJl
C. Watmoretand ukl sewn daJI of
figbtlng in the aru near Dak To has
resulted in a "severe Mtblck" for
the CommunisU.
Initial field reporU said American
soldiers killed three more Communist
troops in a two and a half hour aldrm·
lsb today, wblle one more U.S. aoldler
was killed. This raised total easuaJ.
ties for the week in the area to 209
Communists and ~ Americans kJlled
and 130 Americana wounded, the U.S.
Com~ said.
Westmoreland flew to Dalt To for a
first-band survey and oa his return
tokt newtrmee In Salgt>n; ''I believe
the Communist forces have suffered
a severe setback iJI their plans for
operatiQt in the DU To area. 1be "e-
ceot coot.act is a North Vletname:;e
attempt to recoup valuable propagan.
da lost during the recent Republic of
Vietnam electim1 and National
Day."
lands coWd be the prelude to a new
Communist offensive there now that
tbe anonsoooa hav. meved nortll.
Tbe air war againat North Vietnam
COit the United States three Air Force
planes and two fUers WednesQy, the
U.S. Command unouoced. iacluding
81 F4 Phutom downtd by a Com-
mmilt MIGU 's alr.to-alr m..iutle jn a
dotfi&bt west of Hanoi.
This brought total losses in the
North Tuesday and Wednesday to
five planes and five rliers and raised
to 73% the total number ot American
~mbat planes officially reported lost
m the oorthem aerial war.
More Jewelry
Recovered
In Jade Hunt
: The board a1IO heard from Michael
. 0. Schori of the State Department of
: lo re 1 try, Sheriff James Musick.
: couitty buildinc and safety director
• F. G. McClellan Jr., communications
Urector R. I.' "Cuba" Morris, flood
\.'Ontrol en g i n e e r cart Nelson and
HELPI~ HA~D -_NewpQrt Beach United Fund preSident \nn
Holstein happily recetves $13,7-50 check from Philco-Ford g ral
manager John B. Lawsoo. Looking on 1s George Hoag n, cam ign
chairman.
The court said tbe d.istricta do not
~the U.S. Supreme Court require-
ment that each must have subetan-
tially the same population. If the leg·
lalature does not reapportion by Dec.
Other officers believed the upsurge
of activity and tbt ddtrmined Com·
munist resistance in the' central hi&b·
Laguna detect!ves, dogg1Jlg their
great J~e (heft, rolled to Los Anaeles
tn;s moroln1 on 'a t1.P that new ltems
bid lW'I\ed up m.tbe borne ~f the prime
• "0Unl1 auessor Andrew J, Hinshaw.
Osterman abo told the supervisors
·hat rapidly lncreasing population, de.
velopment and urban ~on into
the wildlands complicate fhe f i re
µroblem. He added:
-Most al Southern California has
:i mediterranean type c~te w i t h
mild winters, hol\ dry summers and
prevailing westerly winds. Little or
no ~ain occurs from April to October.
Durmi tbe fall and winter months, stroec northerly and northeasterly
1. mds are experienced.
-These drying Santa Ana winds al ·
Lam velocities of over 70 miles an
hour and lowe r fuel moistures and
relative humidities to the minimum.
Due to the severe cumulative effects
of several years of drought, mu ch of
the brash in the watersheds is dead.
-Chtparral, the dense growth of
may shrub species. covers roughly
70 percent of these lands. It Is highly
flammable. becoming a.lmost explo-
sive in its flammability during d r y
summer months.
-Orange County and the Callforn\a
Division of Foreatey have been en·
gaged in a comprehensive program of
firebreaks, batard reduction around
homes m>d aloog roadsides. weed
abatement and many othe fire pre-
vention measures.
-(Property owners) have been ask·
ed t-0 expand the cleanup around their
homes each year. Brush clearance by
h~red hand labor can be very expen-
sive ao a pro~ssive program has
been recommended that would n o t
ere.ate an overwhelming burden on
property owners.
Osterman noted that the county's
fire Joss recard in the last three or
fours years has been excellent. Fig-
ures: 1964, 54 acres; 1965, 50: 1966.
558. and to Oct. 1, 1967, 245.
"Then, shorUy before 3 p.m. on
Sunday. Oct. 29, all bell broke loose ,"
the fire boss said.
On a statistical note Schori gave
these comments;
-Cooperation of all fire agencies
and the general public was outstand-
ing during the emergency. "It was so
great ttiat we will never be able to
record all the persons who contribut-
ed to the eventual victory over the
flres. City Ure deparbnents were es-
pecially helpful and responded qui ck·
ly .. , They came from as far as Im-
perial Beach in San Diego county and
from Colton In Riverside County.
-There were nine other fires rag·
Ing in Southern California during the
same period-Ventura. Topanga Can·
yon, Riverside County. Julian. Ra -
mona-Poway, Los Angeles. Carbon
Canyo11 and San Diego Rjver area.
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Philco Boosts
Newport Fund
With $13, 750
The Newport Beach United Fund re·
ceived a major boost in its 1967-68 cam·
paign today with presentation of a
$13.750 check from the PhHco Fund.
The check. presented to United Fund
officials by John B. Lawson. vice pres-
ident or Philco-Ford and general man·
a~er of the company's Aeronutronic
Oivision. is the largest single contr1·
bution received in the United Fund'<
current campaign to raise $172.523.
Accepting the check were Mrs. Wil
liam (Ann l Holstein, United Fund
president, and George Hoag. II. vice
president and general camp8lgn
chairman.
A total of 2$ agencies are sharing in
this pear's campaign donations, ac·
cording to Mrs. Holstein.
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SATURN e ••
at 4 a m. PST -on scheduled to the
hundredth of a second.
Pouring forth flames that left the
pad charred and smoking an hour lat·
er. and rattling the Cape for miles with
a tremendous roar, it tilted over and
streaked across the windy. gray At·
Ian tic.
As launch crews. newsmen and
:;pectators cheered, the huge rocket's
first stage burned out and dropped off
in clear view. The second stage burst
to life and bore the rocket into the
clouds toward orbit.
Seven minutes after launch. the
Saturn's third stage achieved the first
of two orbits ranging from 114 to 117
miles above earth. And three hours
l<'ler it restarted its tu rned-off engine,
soaring deep into space.
The capsule then separated a'flrl
used its own engine to attain a final
orbit 11 ,393 miles from earth.
It was a jubilant comeback for the
U. S. Apollo program, wrapped in
gloom for nearly a year following the
death of three astronauts on another
pad at Cape Kennedy last Jan. 27.
"Apollo Is on the way to the moon . •
said Maj. Gen. Sam Phillips. Apollo
program director.
''Yesterday. I would have said we
had a reasonably good chance to land
men on the moon this decade. Today.
I think that reasonable chance ii.
maybe a notch above reasonably
good."
Veteran Astronaut· Gordon C-001w1
added ;
"You bet l'd ride one of those "
The rocket's performance was ''' flawless that the only . difficulties (l('
curred when signals Indicated some·
thing was wrong when it really wasn't.
Thi~ happened twice, once when a
signal indicated one of the fi ve lirsl·
stage boosters was out and the sel'·
ond when it was thought a crucial
valve had not closed In the third stage
"We're all go! We're all go !" shout·
ed jubilant controllers as the huge
rocket lifted off the pad with a shat-
tering roar which showered · launch
crews with powder from the block
house ceiling and lefl CBS ncwsm;in
Walter Cronkite holding up the ills
lodged plate glai;s winrlow of hill new~
trailer while he continued to bro11d
Cll!ll.
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""""11fit, .-. w1111 • l'WleNI • ...._ ject ever to leave the earth. t h e
.. ,.,,.... ....... -9 ttll WW ...... t!W , ..._, ._., w • Wet .. , Slt'ett, mightiest rocket ever put together
c.t• MmN-and the most powerful machine. m
Tqllf' 1 r7141 MMDI terms of energy released per second.
Ct al'IM· M • .... MJ.1'7t ever buiJt
~~;..O: ,=. ~= -When the 2.80.<XXl·pound lhlrd stacc ..._ -"" ., ~ and its attached capsule reached or·
...,..,. ,...., Ille ~ wllllWt -»I b"I h f ' ltfflll•.,.• " ~--'· • . t ey were 1ve limes heavier lhan :-.: =--~~ .... ~ ...... ~11¥---car--~-.JIUIDll(.X.JPll'.ICC~teLl1ie. Af~L ute ttiml
ntr 11.1S ll!fllllllrl ~ 111all a ""1\llllYI ~l8~f' dropped Ofr. the capswl' an if 11" ll'illlt11'1 ftlflllllftM. 1u1 .-.... sarv1ee module alonr w"1"h1'11 2tl tnn"
and !hi~ was llsrlf a 1 re npJ pavloail
I
CLINIC ...
7, the court will do the job .
The Stnata EJedioDI Md ~
IMllt C o m m 1 t t 1 e, meaawlWI,
Mid • brW hMrillC weae.-• a
redktricttnc blll by CbainMn \,James
Mills (D·San DieCo). but re.ad.eel DO
age. Banking on future income. decision.
actively recruit.mg a staff. Sen. Jack McCarthy tR.$an Ra-
"There 1s a risk the clinic will · fael), insisted a vote be put off until
he said. "but I think we 'IJ get th g' h he unveiled his own plan. Witb tbe it.·· committee split S.5 between Demo-
Dr. Kaplan said the job has pr n crata ~ Republicans Milla Md to
to be more of a challenge than e ~lbe lower house., Assemblyman
expected. and ruefully noted that Charles J. Conrad (R-Sberman OU.)
hasn't had much chance to work s&Jd Fenton's plan was a "sweet·
a clinicia n because of preoccupa heart bill" aimed at helping Demo-
with the fu nding problem. crats mo~ than BepJblicans.
He remarked that Orange Cou "U has "the questionable fame of not fta you are iolllC to have 1 sweet· beart bill at least kia the JUpublian&
ing even one fully-functioning. fullJ as much u the ......___ •· " .. _
funded ch1Jd guidance clinic." Los marted ~a... oc re--
Angeles County, he &a.I~. har at least Conrad said Fenlon'• bill gave 1
10. and .the San Francisco Bay Area geographically tiltlt dittrict to Demo-
about a~ !""any. . crat James Corman bl tbe San Fer·
The cl.i.nic serVJces the Orange Coasl nan4o Valley's 2:2nd d ls tr i c t and
area from Seal Beach to San Cle-boo*ted his Democratic regis1ratio
mente. Dr Kaplan said children ~ 1 ~ per cenl On tbe other band. 0:.
al the .. chmc range m age fro~ cad aaid, Republican Ed ReiDecb
to 18 l .when a two year old 1s ~ have a district nadllDC 150
10 we hgu~~ 1t is the mother tha trom Los Angeles County. into
a problei:n . l ~nty, even though be pined
Veter8D8· .Day
Progr~ms ~t'
Along COast
Oranie Cout veter&J»orpnlzations
~Y invi~ other unlta and tbe pub-
lic at larte to puUdpata Jn various ceremoaia ldMdt•led fer saturda)' _
Veterans Day-ti pay boa1aJe to the
men wbo have foqbt the utioe's
wars.
CoutliDe P01t 35.11 ol the Veterans
of Forelp Wara wtD Mid a na, cere-
~ at 11 a.m. at tbe ~ Rest
Cemetery, CoN .....
P.t Bl of tbe AJnericu Lelion
and the A m e r I c • • LeOOe Yacht
Club will bold joint ~•rem o ale g
at the same llour at tbe bay end of
15th Street OD tbe Balboa Penlmula.
A wreatll dropped on tbe lter9 of a
Cout Guard Cllblr btto tbe waten of
Newport Hllrbor ud a tolllDa ''ull "7" of .... wQI be .....,. of t b e
.,. .. , I • .
1uapec\'1 . a11Dt. . •
Del. ~ Frank Dillon said ~
val\&abla ~ Wt'l"8 ~ ltut
nld tbey .W. •PPANntb' from Piia· ,desaa bur&larl~. . · R~. Wallace. llobertaon, ~ of Alt~. ia lll@!eCted of tht ~ eoo
burglary 'of a fa\'llbl1 appointed ~-1un~ ~~t A'J)rU 22. He la also char~.~Y P.asadeu poHce 1'1th ·bur·
glarles tliere. t>etectf'Yes ••id ~e~ly ~ Jtem,s .were recovered a( a Holly.
w~ apartment wbe.n RobertsOn was
arrested there Tuesday.
Three of five objects recovered have
been ideotified by the victim of the
Laguna burglary, James J . Brennan,
pre&ident of Aviation Parts and Equlp·
ment Co., police said.
Sgt. Dllloo said police called a van ~oberUon'a aunt, a 72-year-old re·
tired ecbool wacber.
Oil.loo said the it.ma. apparently
~~led with P~a burP.ies,
mctuded tables1 chuta, oil pauitlllgs and a rug. · '
Dillon ~d the former school tach·
er wu "pr'tty &incere and helpful u
tar u poiDti.na thlnts out, she jp~
~ had faith in the boy· a :mie time.'' 11
~e clinic ~ees ~ut 100 f~-1,J.2 ,_ cent in Republie1n • tra· ~rut.\ per year. which beca•ua" or .-.; regaa t .
time nerded lor treat ment am M s h c to 30 or 40 per month. • • esa out oast Pla
Charges are minimal and adjust~d T l _ .. !_ M Cull za
to the lam1lv's ab.il 1!1 to pa~. Ten ~ C ey ' . ~:~sfo~.IS lhP max1m11m charge per .i_...:_ F .d Sears_ Manag er P.ro.~··. *n,d _
Last yMr fl"llent (re( brought In ~£• JCeS n ay ~ ·
Mesa an~ Newport Beach and the , ..... for Louis A. McCullev for. .....,._ O. 8trud, manarer of Ile • cotn'pany'11 Tuc"son, Ariz., retail store. about S8.000. Ln1ted Funds in Cosla ~ .. -
Commuruty Chest u t. !:; 1 • Sean, Boebuct and O>. store in Cos· The ... i.. .. ..ne will bee ff B · in . n.. un 10g1on mil t of Balboa Island will be ta Mesa's Soutll Ooast Plaza. has .,...... ome e ectlve J)ec. eAa1~~il~ro»ghl '" S16.000. l : p.m. Friday at ~ Brawn been ~-moted. to the position of mer· 1 when Strand will move to Ile terri· ~ groups and individual dn· Mortuary Char.-1, Santa Ana dt t.orial headquarters office. nors contr~buted the remainder of thr lley. a refued Santa F~ andising assistant to the vice presi· Strand is curreotly president o( the
M0,000 raised. Some S67 000, $27.0110 stior craftsman, died sud· ::~ ~~fi~!:~\~a;as announced by ~ . Cou~ Plaza Mm:hanta Asso· mored~han was taken in was spen1 111 'he L!arden of his home 1~ Strand, 41, • Se-veteran or 21 eta. on, a director of the Costa Mesa
accor mg to Mrs. Phvlhs Vin'·nnl A . S ta H • ... " Uruted Fund and a mem..._ f th executive ~ecretarv for. th , l" , ~-v~ . an ".'na .. e was 80. years, became manager of the Costa . uo.1 o e
E
· · f c mic. include his wife Ida of Mesa ·1 · J 1 Citiuns Harbor Area Research Team s~ntially, the gu1dantc d inir h,t
3
son Lo d of N Jm in u y, 1966. to supervise and the Co.ta Mesa Rotary Club.
survived by consumin" monry , B acb · Y ewport the open.ill& preparatiom fer the new Metcalf is pres1·dent of ... e Tucson
before t"A clUll. ·c opene .. d r;11~r1 e . two grand. sons. George and t hich .... ,,.. Phili sore w opened last Nov. 9. Re O>amber of Qimmerce, vt.... pr .... ldent
A r f
p; ugtiter • m • law, Ruth di-continued a thr "'""' """ our-ye!ll" und camp;i1t?11 prrtrcl rector ol he Lido Isle Players. ' . s manager . ougb Us of the Pacific Area YMCA and presi·
ed the operung. lnterm t '"ill follow at Harbor . first Y~~ of oper•tion. dent of t.he Catali na Council ol Boy
An $l8,000 chunk . wa' "'"ii for 1 Rest Me: rial Pa k c ta M Replacing Strud will be Jowptl R. Scouts. He. serves on .aeveraf com·
down payment on clinic olf 1r,-~ at Ii t r-===,=:::::~r=. ~:os~~=es~a~·~==M~~=tc=a=lf=·=~;·~pn.~~eri~tJ~y=m~a~na~ger~~of;;th~e~~m~un~lty~boar~~d~s~of~d~l~re~c~to~r~s~. ==· ==
E. 18th Street. Costa Me~;i
JI j~ doubtful the CIJOIC l'Vl'r I ~I o~ 40 ac~1eve Unancial stability ol{ revenii• O (O . %
raised through teas, cake q les anll
dances.
off
A setback occurred earlie1 1h1~ v1w
when the Board of Superv1son. ~ith.
rtrew provisional endorsement of 1 .
nancial help be<:ause sopplemen1ar•
state fund~ were not forthcoming.
ROOM FLOOR SAMPLES
Dr. Kaplan would Like to affili;i1"
with UCI medical school provid1n·•
field placement for students. But h~
doubts he could obtain federal und1 ,.
wriling of such an arrangement br
cause or the clinic's shaky financ1:i1
condition.
"There is liUle chance a fedc·r.11
'!ranl would be approved until 1h1
t•nmmumty supports the basics." 111
sai<l.
· Suppose ... said Dr. Kaplan. "th1·1
1c; an ant1biot1c called child guid anr
which in the opinion or the experlc; "
the field can sure the ills of disturbr
youth and 1uvenile delinquency.
''Isn't 1t m the community's o 11
""sl interest to try it?"
:Balboa Woman
Two Men Hurt
f\ Ralhoa Island woman and ''
"lante Ana youths were injured in
hrnad 1de crash Wednesday night •
lll'd 11 111 ;md D er roads in Santa Ao.
In Santa Ana Community Hosp11 ..
1s Christinr SChack, 21 . pf :IOI Ah .•
lunr Ave. She has a broken nose 1111.
an injured wrist.
Harold W. Cazier. 18, and James I
llowerton. 16. both of Santa Ana, wet'
Injured in th e same crash. Hower101
is stiU confined to the Santa Ana hol-
pital with head Jnjuries. Cazier w(l•
treated and released .
The Cahfomia tllgtiway Patrol sa111
\lii;s Schack was northbound on Hr11
lilJ ao~ ~r w~stbouod. Pll o, 1·1
r:i7.irr pullr<1 oi1l from ii ·m,lf i:1~
;ind ~h' 1\(•h:i1·I-. .;f;11nmr I t11o;idi;ldr
111tn 1 ., thr Mir ••· {• '.
PROFESSIONAL
1Nffiiorrotsrm
2215 HARBOR BL VO. cosf A Mes-A, CALIF.
6'46-0275 b46-0276
0(
GW
8)' TBOJ
Of ...
Orange Coaat
tees heard tbe
Wednesday DIC
A flnoclal
Business Sup
ThomJlfOD abQl
broke Jn anotb
Projecting, al
expenses for tJ
Thompson ttgu
district will d.IJ
"That's how
be!on we find
wall. Not v~
Supt.. Norman
The critical
Thompson'• t.li
That year be p
lose more th&
PRE
'The right
Rules
Hu
By I
Of
U the yow
ened his fin
Wyo., 1n 19CX
a glimpse th.
ney chain o
waa all as l
the moon.
B.11 chief
with. grin.
ident Ray J
right now tt
behind the I
exemplified
and Bunting
what teepe
moves with
hi5 peirsooal
sumtr demi
Jordan lOI
and enthusei
twoi new Or ~th.at U
th, ... 'rlght Dt nq•,. And P~y,Jori
exd~ mar
about our ru
I
NOCBANG
But· Penn•
space age
haven't bro•
the HGolden
that Penney dan la quJc)
"What we.
1n th.la Javi
said. "We'r
more than~
great mass
goods at tt
the greatea1
onablt price
"Certaln1J
novated cor
recent 'JM.I'
~ •cceptance
•u uru·
l C~C GcQing Broke
G~omy Financf,al Future Outli~d . . .
By THOMAS FORTUNE Of ... Oelty ....,....,
·ange Cout CoUece Diatrict 1na·
beard the ultimate bad newa
tneaday Dl&bt
flnenclal forecut prepared b1
lnesa Superintendent Conellan mpson abowa the diatrict will co
te 1n another three yeara.
ro}ectlnc. anticipated income and
enses for the next several years,
mpson figures the junior coDeee
rict will dJp ll*> tbe red tn 1970.
l'Dat's bow long it la col.ng to take
>re we f1nd ounelvea W,Shed to the
I. Not very Ione," said District ~. Norman E. Watson.
he crtt.tcal year, according to
1mpgoo'1 ftpra, will be 198t-70.
1t ye.ar be projects the ctiltrict will
• more than fl mllllon fn Qjtioo
tax and flllO.~ in oat-of-d.lstrtct seat
tax.
Both taxes are levied In "free" coan-
ty areu not w1tb1n the boundaries ol
a junior college district. However, Sad-
dlebact JUD)or Collete Dlltrict IOOD
will accommodate student. tn the
South Coast area and Garden Gc"ve
and Orange seem dettlned to join up
with the Santa Ana I>iltrtct, Tbomp-
aon said.
LegalJ.J I DO publlc1'UPPQl'ted acbool
aystem cq go into the red. A cut·
beck in course offctlng1, inc:reue In
clasa aiJe, puaage"'of ~.new tax, or
some oiler meanJ will have to be
found to make the books balance.
Orange Cout eoneae Dlltrict w i 11
not. of courae, dole lta doors. Either
new revenue will have to be found
or expeuea reduced, Dr. Watlon said.
PRESIDENT RAY JORDAN TALKS ABOUT PENNEY'S
'Our explftllon CtNtes • whole new profile'
'The right now Im•' 'We've branched out'
rlules lJachnged
Progressive Penney Boss
Hunts 'Right Now' Image
By THOM BARLEY that'• bis criterion in all such matter1.
Of ,... oetJ , .... 'ta!' "There have been two major
If the young J. C. Penney who op-changes in our 1,700-store chain In
ned his first store at Kemmerer, recent years tbat wouldn't have been
'iyo., 1n 1902 could have been given considered by Mr. Penney if they
glimpse then of the $2.8 bllllon Pen-hadn't been the result of consumer
ey chain of 1967 he'd have said it demand," Jordan said. "They were
ru all as likely as man landing on the creation of credit faclllUes in 1958
:ie m()()(l. and the earlier recognition of the 'one-
Bil chief aide today admfts that stop' shopping center.
nth a grin. "But," says Penney pres-CASH MAN
:ient Ray H. Jordan, 62, "let's say "Mr. Penney, like his middle name.
ight now that Mr. Penney Js solli:lly baa always been a cash man," Jor-
ehlnd the mez:chandlsing techniques dan said. "He u today. But 'if the
-xempllfled in the new l"ashloo Island consumer wants credit, there .t is. And if he wants to do all his shop. .nd Huntington Oenter stores. That's ping within one location. then Pen·
rhat keeps the boss so youne -he ney's will provide it !or him.
nov• with the times and, whatever "Two more recent lnnovatioM have
Lis "sonal feellnga, be answers con-· ·tJeen our creation of auto Insurance umer demand."
Jordan took -.1-e out from 1 bn~ service and our diagnoattc 1uto serJ•
w.u -;, ice planta," aaid Jordan. 11Many ptt>. and enthuaed opening day tour of the pie call th1a the aie of computerlitd
wo. new Orange Coast stores to con-mucband.lllne _ flne, 1f that's ~it that they are pretty typical of 'rltbt now .. image sought by Pen-they want to call_.it, we're with i ju.rt ~ And ft.year-old James Cash as -long as Penneya customer; de-
J _, ch -i.' .. ,_ .... _ t mand that kind of Rl'Vice. · >rniaer, 01~an u'"""• u .,.,.. mos ''then a."·'·,·"., ... _ le•", a'_... p .... . ~dted man In the Penney complex ..-u WJCI .... •n ... .
ibout our new expansion." ney prealdent muted, "we'vf{expanct-
• ed in many other way1 over the years. ~O CHANGE We 've branched out, u you can see, But· Penney's adaptations to meet from our original restricted lines of
1pace age merchandising demands soft goods to the .point tbat you'll get
laveti't brought about any change in practica}b' all you need at Penney's." .he "Golden J\ule1" of merchandillng
:bat Penney drafted 85 years ago, Jor-INNOVATIONS
:ian ii quJct to insist. And the innovations of the future?
"What went at Kemmerer goes here "We've nothing on tap right now,"
n this lavilh new store today," he Jordan said, "although we find in
iald. "We're concerned with quality this busine11 that changes are upon
more than quantity, the service of the ua before we know it. But we have
great mas market with top quality now no sweeping changes before ua.
goodl at the lowest possible prices, We'll mate them if and when they
the createst volume at the most reas· come aloJlg -if the Penney custom·
oaablt price. er de!banda them, of course.
"Certalnly, we've expanded and Jn· "Our economy movea on wheelJ." Jordan said., "and Mr. Penn e y novated considerably, particularly In recognizes that f~t ju1t as much as
recent years," added Jordan. "But we do. And he's a YO\!Di man," J or·
thil..blf atwa7~ollowed Mr. Penney'• dap grinned, 1'il's hard to believe that acceptance 0 e ract mlt"tlii'mll--..-~lJ has ttre \rtiOt' aM""mter·
waa 1T'1e<U>Y <:.00~1uiu:r ®!llf<l-prls~ of a man_many years yo~~
* * * Larger ~
Proposed as
Crisis Solution
Bluer clauel ma, be tbe onlJ oat .
I« ~ CoMt a.a. Dtltrld.
Some.'Wll II ..... ti ..... ti ....
ID Gae lmpendtn( nn...w crt111, md
Diltrid Supt. Norman E. W a t 1 o a
stroaglJ llblted Wectn-taJ nl&bt tbat
it may be the sacred echaticml con-
cept of c1aJa size.
Larger clusel may not be u bad
u everyone thlnb •. Dr. Wat.on sur-
mised.
He cited a study that showed there
was no iDcreue in learninC when
clusel In New Y crt scboola were re-
duced in me by half.
Maybe in defeating school finance
electionl the public ii aaying to us,
"Can you prove you are operatillg ef.
fldently?" Dr. w atsoo aaicl.
Rephrasing the questioa, be uked
rhetcrically, "Can you prove money
bei.nc spent to keep CWI sizes at a
certain level i.a being spent in the best
wa,?"
Trustee Donald G. Hoff then po.ed
h1I own quntJ.oa. "Wba la the mqic
-of • data lbe ol 25?" be ....... An-
nert.q bbmelf, be aid, .. lf 1 too
small fer JecturiDg and too biC for
d.llcouian. ''
Failure of two Oftl'ride electiOm al-
ready baa forced the diJtrtct to mod-
erately boost c1ua air.et. A= completed student dllS1ll
nearly a ttiouaand more studaltl be.
ing taught by rr fewer lacuJty mem-
bers at the Oraqe Colt and Golden
West campuses. WbiJe the teacbing
staff WU cut back emollmeat in-
creased 915 studentl from the pre.
vioua year.
Becoming phDocopblcat, Dr. Wat·
son said. "I don't think we educa·
tors ahould be defemive and aay what
we're doJng la rigbt. Voices of busi-
nen and taxpayers are telUq us that
we've been guilty or not producing
maximum results. rm afraid they
may be right"
Witn~ Brings
Third Party in
Kirschke Case ,
LONG BEACH -The bodies of
Elaint Terry KlnchJte and ber alleged
lover. were moved by a f1ird person at
lead two boun after ~ were shot
to death, a eouulting Jii1sician testi·
fl'4 WedDetCsay. ~ Wllllam H. Harper, a J"ivate crim·
Jnologist testif1bl1 I« tie defense in
the murder trtal of susptnded deputy
district attor.y Jack Klnchke, told
the Jury there wu nidif8;e thlt some-
one bad tamrrect wlth 'tbe victims
two or more liours after they dled.
Kirschke ls accused of t'ltally shoot-
Ing hi.a 43-year-old wife and her com-
panion, OrviUe W. Drankban. 41, last
April 8. He has claimed be was in Las
Vegu at the time of tbe deaths.
Accordin1 to Harper. the pair died
together on tbe bed, but Drlllkhan wu
pu1ll9d off later, poalblJ by hi.a arm or
leg, onto the floor where hi.a body WIS
di.acovered. 1be pbysicilt said there
wu no natural cause thlt would roll
the 190-poul)d victim off the bed.
A1lo teatifytng for the defense W~
nesday wu K.lncbke'a aon. Marine
2nd Lt Douglas Kinchke. 23. •ho
described hll alaln mother and accus-
ed father aa "always having fun a D d
easy going."
He told the court that hlJ mother
and Drankhan met him at Los Ange.lits
International Airport upon b1I return
from Colorado State University in
June, 198S. Be aa1d h1a mother a n d
Klrachte often went flying toge~
and that hll father waa "pretty disin-
terested" in Cbelr wbere1bouts.
Earlier in the trial, a defen~ wlt-
neas testified that Kinchke bad kno•·
Jed:ge-of Ms ..tfe't alleged bnproprie.
ties since 1962.
ThursdlY, Novtmbfr 9, 1%7 DAILY PILOT 3
•
AL!t~!tlfl
Fashion lsl.nd
N.wport Be.ch
shop at your Newport Penney's
Garden Center and watch
your savings grow!
JUNIPER PLANTS
.. '
• . • HHlthy, well-metured plents • , •
edju1t H1ily to new environment. A
thrifty eddition to your 9erden. Com-
pere!
Hitz• fuelpen
lor H.tMw j91pen
Sabi• lnfpen
f.,...fx l•l,..s
1.44
your choice
Japanese Black Pine
•.. echieve • delicete Orientel effect
with these irregle rly-branched derk
green evergreens I
1.44
CANARY
ISLAND PINE 1.44
.
KELLOGG'S GROMULCH • e •
OUTDOOR PLANTING MIX
Give your plenh the proper living environment with our
Kello99'1 Gromulch. When Gromulch 11 worked into the
ground, sterile 1oil1 come elive with "grow power". ln-
crHH your gerdenlng plHsure .•• et Penney uvin91I
2 cu. ft !Mg 1.66
'
ULY PILOT
Clash ·Over !~• .as.1a
C.l'IW •r Ttlt DAIL 1 •tLOT ....
takes a heap of needllns: to
;e Blair House a home for visit-
dignitaries. Alk Miu Mlrgaret
di .... Tyler, grut·cranddaugb·
of the late Pm. John Tyl•. She
le a needlepoint rug for the n•
111 official guest. boute in Wash·
ton and presented it to Mn.
idon JohnlOft. The rug contaim
seal of all 50 ataW. elCb about
foot square. •
• Aetor Robert Veughn said an
en letter to be published Friday
U inform President JohnMn that
>00 registered Democrat& -they
ll themaelves the DIDentlng ne.
ocrats -are disusoclattnc tbem-
!)ves with the administr1tlon. 'Ibe
000 dl.uenlus .,. trom 15 ltates. •
Duke University coeds now
have the equal right to gel
drunk in the privacy of their
dormitories. University presi-
dent Dougln M. Knight said a
university policy allowing fe-
male rtudents to drink alcobo-
lie beverages in their dormi-
tories will become effective
nerl semester. Men Duke stu-
dent.: have had the prtvllege
since 19&4.
•
. -·.
Fulbright would not O)ITUIWDt oa
the ei:change excep\ to Nf 11Jmtpbrt1
gave a report "intended ~ ~ ~
impression that things are &alac wen
in Vietnam." HLUilpbrey .. ~DGt dis-
cuss the meeting with HW~. -:.
Senate DemocraUc Leeder M lk4
Mansfield said 1n an lnter;YSew t ~a t
desplte the vice president'•toptimlllla
predictions there appears to bl Do
end in tight for the wv. ·
He said Humphrey ap1 ••Id eon..
fidence that the 1wttc:b. from mlltarJ'
to dvillan .a:overnment ,wm ~
about a regune more rm lo the South Vietnamese peo · · •
"He indicated that more ~:1.. U.•
peeled ill r<lorm, tt!utbilii:G'.r and
reconstructioo," Mlclfteld uld. ,.But
the chlef obstacles remain: The rOlld
ahead ls long and rocky IDd u ol' the
moment there appe.wa to be » eD4
in light for the war." -
Draft Chief S_~ys :.~:'
LBJ Knew Order . ' .
On Card Bumqs
James .F. Smith of Nickerson, Sent.enced to Die
:an., filled his car's tank with gas,
rove out of the filling ataUon arid
werved to avoid hitting a car com·
11g out of a side street. His car
lipped; he climbed out and walked
iack to the gas station where be
.old the wreck for M.50, the price
d lhe lanklul of gas.
Deputies lead Robert Benjamin Smitn, 19, from the courtroom in
Phoenix, Ariz., alter Smith was formally sentenced lo death for kill·
ing five persons at a Mesa, Arb., beauty college last fall. Judge
Laurance T. Wren, pronouncing sentence, stated, "You have accom.
plished your goal (referring-to-Smith'a.....atatement th.at he killed to
get in the public eye). Your name bu probably appeared on the front
page of every newspaper in the country."
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Break in Ewt.em Five Day Freeze Expect.ed Soon
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WASHING'
--DeiiiOUTtl
cau. boCli cl
the outeqme
off-year tlec tng wllkh pr
but allo pol
tioDI" about I
electorate o:
the cont.at
Houte.
Chief am
dona wu U
o1 the to<al
lash vote, c
by Uny mar
electlon of
in Clevelant
Ind.
Democrat!
Cl.airman ~
•aid thou '
gro Dflmoct
with BortOI
the controV1
Day lllcks,
called wbiU
place.u
That plao
an i111ignlf.11
ticulariy wi
of 1tatewi1
which big-
often are t
tor,
POTENTL\
Another i
litieal ltra'
tential imp
the war 1D
U.S.
Nu•
WASHIN
The Defen
believes t I
war were
19708, the
could take
attack and
sands" of :
left to. dest
It calcuJ
"seY'ttal h
got througl
30 percent
ulation wo
lt al5o c
two of the
tegic nucll
buednW
missiles,
were wipt
survivllu!
self mm
damage"
Union. ..,,.,.
are parto
feMe depi
which gOt
awful arlt
;j war than
''· has ever 1' The thr
•· signed b)
Se<:retary
~ was subr
\ to the Ml Subcomm:
Congresri
Atxm>k E
been hol
I U: S. nuc
It was :
wbieh Rt
oalil., Se
lican on 1
pulinl<>'
Monday.
sometimr
19?2Rm
Jll(ft Inti
listic Mil
the Unite
Nltze c
that num
"' to<ol lmportan
Ros
To
Re«l
MOW
Commu:
t to isolal
the mov1
be held
mer in
~D
world's
will m ..
Uesto Q:
aim• Ill
rnwililt :
ces aah!
Com1t
the lei
chainnt
certain I
Uesto a
beyond
.com mu:
Such
the fir
galherl1
Congret
MOI~
the pr
to reac
of the I
end ha
for the
Com ml
----!!Ill&!!~
Lrend ·Noted
.n Elections
WASHINGTON (AP)
iemoc r a t • and Republl·
ana bolb claim comfort ln
111 outcome ot Tuelday'•
rt-year elect.Lona -ballot-
'' •bldl provided alll'ftn ut a1'o poMd n e w q,uea·
IOlll about the mood of the lectorate one year before
be contest for the White
(OUM.
Cblef among the ques-
lo~ WU the 1988 potency
ti the 90-Called white back-
ub vote, defeated -but
>Y tiny marglna -with the
ilection of Negro mayori
n Cleveland and ln Gary,
Jid.
Democratic N a t l o nal
:llairman Jobn M. Balley
Jald thoae victories for Ne·
gro Democrats, c o u p 1 e d
with Bostoo'a rejection of
the controversial L o u 1 s e
Day Hicks, "put the so-
ealled white backlaah ln its
place.u
That place did not appear
an in.significant one -par-
ticularly with the approach
of statewide elections ln
whlch big-city pluralities
often are the decisive fac-
tor.
POTENTIAL IMPACT
Another item for the po-
litical strategilts: The po-
tential impact next year of
the war in Vietnam. S a n
FranclJC.O vot.'I re)ect.cl I
proposal UJ11nC a ceue-
f.ire ucl U.S. wttbdrawal
an4 P r t • tdtat JolmlaD'•
DemocraUc support • r 1 caJJed it e\'klence Gt lf!llW•
1ng aupport for b1I polley.
Republicem. OD the otbef'
hand, railed the ......
1n Ke D tu c t 1 and New
Jeney and scored bls vlc-
toriea.
Republlcan Seu. Tbru·
ston B. Morton and John
Sherman Cooper said oppo-
aitlon to Jobll.lon' I I t a D d
c<atrlbuted to the electloll
of Louie B. NUllll u Ken· tucti• flrlt GOP eovernor
1n two decide•. New Jar·
aey RepubUea.na. who won
control of the state leeiJla· ture, said the same thing.
Negro Democrat Carl B.
Stokea was elected ma.yor
of Cleveland with 129,829
votes to 127,321 for bi 1
white, R e p u bllcan oppo-
nent, Seth C. Taft.
HUGE MARGIN
Cleveland'• voter registra-
tion 1' Democratic by a 10
to 1 margln. Stokel got vlr·
tually all the Cleveland Ne-
gro vote and about 20 per·
cent of the white ballota.
Ray C. BliJa, Republican
national cbalrman. boated
ot sharp reductiom ln Dem-
(See ELECl'IONS, Paie •>
U.S. Conld Win
Nuclear Battle
W AsHINGTON (UPI) -
The Defense Department
believes t b a t lf a nuclear
war were fought in the
197~, the United St ates
could take a surprise Soviet
attack and still have "thou·
sands" of nuclear warheads
left to destroy Russi.a.
It caxculates that lf only
"several hul)dred" of these
got through Soviet defenses,
30 percent of tbe Soviet pop·
ulation would be killed.
It also claims that if any
two of the three U. S. stra·
tegic nuclear forces -land
baaed mllailel, submlrlne
rniasiles, and bombets
were wiped out. the only
surviving fQrce could by lt·
self 1nflict unacceptable
damage" on the S o v I e t
Union.
These tmee statements
are part of a remarkable de-
fente department document
which goes deeper into the
awful arithmetic of nuclear
war tban Ile .admlnistratloo
bas ever publicly g~.
The three-page paper was
slgDed by Deputy Defense
Secretary Paul H. Nitze and
was submitted Wedneeday
to the Military Applloatioos
Subcommittee of the Joint
Coogressional Oommittee on
Atomic Enera, wblcb bas
been holding hearings on
1 U: S. nuclear readiness.
It was in reply to a paper
which Rep. Crail Honner.
Oallf., Senior House Repub-
lican on the oommtttee, bad
put into the heuing record
Monday. He contended that
J0111etim8 between 1989 and
1972 Rmt6a would have
more Int.ercontlnental Bal·
llstic Missllet (ICBM&) than
the United St.ates.
Nltr.e challtnied the Idea
that number• of "missiles"
or total megatons are the
important faotors. In a few
Russ Move
To Isolate
Red China
MOSCOW (UPl)-A world
Communllt aummlt meeting
to iaolate Red Cbtna from
the movement ls expected to
be held next spring or awn·
mer ln Budapest, informed
.,.A!)ureel said today.
wrhe m a j o r it y of the
world's Communlat parttes
will meet to draw up a man·
Uesto ouWntnc tbe ceneral
alma and llne of the Oom·
munist movement, the aour·
ces said.
Communlat China, under
the Jeaderahlp of party
chairman Mao Tse-tung, ta
certain ti> denounce the man-
ifesto and thereby put it.self
beyond the pale of world
communism.
Such a meeting would be
the flnt world CommunlJt
eathering alnce the MOICOW
Congress of 1960. Moecow first brought up
the proposal for a summit
to read Mao's regime out
or the movement a year ago
and has pushed for support
for the Idea from other
Communist nations ever
.aln~
• -I
years, he said, U. S. mla-
siles will carry a number of
warbea<IJ which would sep-
arate in filght and hit dif·
ferent target&.
One possible U. S. misaile,
Nitze said, c:ou1d carry 10
"separately aimed" SO.kilo-
ton warheads (totaling one-
half megaton or the equlvti·
ent of 500,<m tons of TNT).
Or, be said, the same miJ..
sile could oarry one 10-meg-
aton warhead (equal to 10
million tons of TNT. a 20
times bigger total baC).
The first mlaalle could de-
stroy 10 *ftddl, N t t 1 e
saJd; the second, od,J OQe.
The first could deatrQJ LJ
to 1.7 bard mluUe allot; the
Jecoad only one. The Ont
could destmy 3.5 citiel of
100,IXX> population, the sec·
ood only one.
Againat J.arcer undefend-
ed cities, the big bag ii
more efflc:teot, Nitze said.
1be fkat mlaile w o u 1 d
knock out half of a clt;y of
2 million population; tbe
second would knock out m·
tentba. But if the Ruuiam
use Antlball.iJt1c MlllDel
(ABMI} the ftnt ml.uDe
would require them to aboot
dl1WD 10 Umea more objects.
Red Chinese
Hold Public
Executions
BONG KONG (UPI) -A
Red Ollneae Army court
publicly tried and uecated
two JD e n in provtncial
Changsha while 100,IXX> wit-
nesses stood chantlng Mao-
Tse-tung slogans in a driJ.
zling rain, Radio Hunan re-
ported today.
Speakers told the crowd
Wednesday the deathl were
a warning to all "bad ele-
ments" who still dared ap-
pose Communilt P a r t y
Chairman Mao.
The Communilt broadcut
said five otberl were sen-
tenced to prilon te1'1DI and
the "cblef culprit of a apec·
ulative group was arrested
at tho rally and will be pun-
iahed according to law."
The two who died were
convicted of rape and mur·
der. But the tribunal made it
clear the awl.ft punlabment
had political meaning.
''The crimtnal deed.a of
tbeae crimlna1I tell UI that
imperlalllta and reactlon·
ariea inllde and outalde the
nation are not reconclled to
their defeat," the aente.nc·
iDg officer wu quoted u
aaylnf. •'They will struUJe
in their pre-death flDale."
Another speaker ureed
the crowd to ''relhufn.t
your own orpniJatloDJ ••.
purge your revollltiooary or·
ganlsatio111 of all bad el·
mtuta."
Of the five who received
prison sentence•, two were
given 11 fe for mur-
der and "counterrevolution·
ary crime." Two others
were sentenced to 12 years
for theCt and the fifth w a a
given seven years for belna
a ''bad element."
I 11110<1.y, ltuvc111u.i:r 1, J."70/ U~LV PILUI ~
Bounclortl Dispute
BORS> STiff I U .N. Hits Mideast Deadlock !~~.!"~~~u
1ackie
Pleads
Fatigue
BANGKOK, Tb a I land
(AP) -Mra. Jobn F. Ken·
nedy passed up the alghta
ol. BangkDk today, pleading
fatigue from her travell ill
Cambodia, and rested fw
the royal abmer being &iv·
en ln her honor tonight by
Kine Bbumll>ol and Queen
Slrikit.
Mn. Kennedy's boat Wed·
neaday night, Thal Premier
Tb.anom Klttlkachorn, wu
told she bad an u p s e t
stomach and hastily added
Amtfican.atyle food as an
altemattve to the a p l c y
Thai curries.
But Charles Bartlett, the
Wuh!qtaD DeWIDWl wbo
ii a member ol. Mn. Ken·
... PUtJ. aid toda1
Iba II Bit UL
"
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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
(AP)-The U.N. Security
Council la maJdng a pew at·
tempt to break the Middle
East deadl«k d.'" spite &igna of hardeniog pOaiUODS by
both Iarael and EoPt.
by lndia, Mall and Nige:rla..
He charged tbat it bad been
drawn up "in close CODIUI·
13 Killed
In Salemo
Train Crash
tation at every point" with but doel not llJell out wbldl
Egypt, but without CODllll· anned forces nor apeclfy
tatlon with Israel. that all seiud Arab la D d
Eban stressed that there aboulcl be evacuated.
must be no return to armia-lnelsted anew that
tice boundary lines that ex-taltJ with the Arabt
lsted before the June war. wu e only road to peace.
He said they must be "su-"It ii for the 109erelgn
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M .. dellm')' W 9 PM. E-
Z..In-Too lJquon, PlaceJitla.·
19th. Cast& Mesa.
Eeypt requetted a mee~
lng Of the l5-oatioo c:ouncll
thfs afternoon to cteel with
Israel'• refusal to ,Ptbdraw
from terrUory it 1elled dur·
ing the June war. A govern-
ment spokesman told a
news conference bl Cairo
there could be no move to-
ward a settlement until Jew-
ish f orcet pull bllct.
The U. S. d ra f t seeks miM by negotiation the sit.
"withdrawal of armed fore· uation to au cc e e d the
es from occupied terriWr'y" ceasefire,'' be declared.
SALERNO, Italy (UPI)-iiiiii~ii~~~!!iiiiiii.iiiiiiiiii~~-~--~~·
A herd of COWi ambled
In New York, llraeli For-
eign MiDi1ter Abba Eban
told nwanen EIYPt'• de·
mand that llrael Wfthdraw
without a peace treaty de-
fininl frc:lltiers "11 IO irra·
tional that it is amazing to
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EbaD said that, be·
cause <II tta provisions for
withdrawal. an IDdJla reso·
lutlal ~ at promoting a
tdtlemlQ& ..., ~
able. He crlticlud a rival
U.S. draft, CCDt,eodlng it did
not give enough .tress to
luael'1 insiltenCe on direct
negotiaUom with the Arab
states.
The Israeli Fordgn Min-
ister also found fault with a
Japanese workiDC paper cir-
culatlne among touncil
members. He said that, like
the IDdlan reeolutlon. it
prejudicel llrael'• poattion
OD witbdnlnL Ebm~hil fire
Gii tbe .... IUlmdtted
onto a fogbound railroad
track and caused a colli-
sion between two pusenger
trains.
First reports said 13 per·
sons were killed and at leaat
60 were injured.
The reports said a Rome·
bound train was derailed
when it braked to avoid hit·
ting the catUe. Moments la·
ter a Milan • Palermo ex·
press, traveling at more
than 60 miles an hour, ram·
med through the catUe ·and
smashed into the first train.
Cows were scattered far
l,000 yards along the track.
The wreck occurred near
the village of San Nicola
Varco, 1S miles south of Sa·
lerno, where ooe of the
most bitter American bat-
tles in World War n WU
fought.
A number ol. govenuneat
official:I lnclnding members
of the It.all.a Parliament
were reported aboard ODe
<II the tratu.
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Elections Show Trend 1 to. Influence • Ill
(Frem Pace I)
ocraUc: majortUea lo some
big cities, nOtin& that the
lilt GOP nominee in Cleve-
land iot only 17 percent or
the wte. But the party-line
~-Ignored the rllclal 1.-.
St o k • 1 could become •
featured DemocraUc perfor·
mer, particularly ln Negro
areu, during the l9SB elec-
tlob campaign. And Cleve•
1*.ftd could be crudal fn de-
termllllng wblch -wins Ohl.011 electoral votes.
In Gary, Negro Richard
G. Hatcher won by 1,389
votes, but his Republican ri-
val, Joseph Radigan. chal-
lenged the victory w 1 t h
...,... of .. 1111, lrTegular·
1Ue1.
to the Virglnla Legislature
and another won ln MJsslJ-
sippi, Whitney M. Young Jr .•
dlnctor of the National Ur-
ban League, 1Ud: "While
the backlub 11 there, It is
not aa powerfUl as the de-
magoaues would have ua be-
lieve.
There were other Negro
victories -six for MilW-
llppi county 0Uice1, one to
the Botton City Council,
others to local posts scat-
tered trom New England to
the South.
SWING VOTE
James Farmer former
chairman of the Coniress of
Radal Equality, said the
electlom proved Negro vol·
era: ere growing in aophisti-
catlon and independence, de-
CJ.OSE CONTF.BT veloping. ".a •will& vvte
Kevin R. Whitt,, Mull· '81.~ cap_· jut· u well 10
chusetta: aecre1'rf .:of state, jndependent u 1upport eitb·
waa elected mayor ol &a:. er party.I" ·
ton by 102,*51 vote• to.80,122 ne shape ol the 1*klnb
for Mn .. Blcb: 1n lnOtbrr ·vote Will take en add1t1onal
c1 ... conwt marked b7 ra'. lmpartm·1111 u, . .,.apec1-
ctal disput9.. ·e6. A1ibama'1 fonner Gov.
Mn. Hieb lllrred coillro-· Ge<Jrp C. Walloce, a JOIPO-
._,,. -ber ~ o~· ralionld. -Illa third·
Uooi to the transportation ol pony ·-'ID for ll>o -· Negro chlJdnn to. .. w,b.t.t e: lck:oc,:.
netg)lbor--·f!lr the -·· the Ill· ..U of radal b al a Jr t e. nlflcance ·of citJ plardt.lu
RepubliOlla ballots in outly·
Ing and rural areas.
Bli1s under1cored that
point In noting that Phila-
delphia's OemocraUc Jbayor
James H. J. Tate wu re-
elected bJ some 11,<m votes,
compared with a 65,000-vote
DemocraUc plurality in the
last city ball race there.
KEY FACTOR
However, the patronage
aml. power Tate will bold
throug'h b1I re-election over
Republican Dla:t. Atty. Arlen
Specter could a1lo be a key
factor ln a close statewide
contest oat year.
Democrm held the Mia·
sisslppt. St.ate Houae with
the laDdlllde election of Rep.
John Bell Willlama aa gov·
ernor. But Wllllam1 bu
been at • wttb bi.a na-
tional paitj for year• and
could --··wm o1 Wolloce ill l9!IL
r.-
Nwlla11 'fictorJ' bl Xen-: . . • :
luck}' gtvea tbe GOP com·
mand of 21 '°'ernonblpa,
tbefr llr<t ma,jertty In that
~ lillce 115<. Tiiey
are now 1D. charge of rt.ates ---11-..11 mc:n than tt takes to name
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Nine Rivals Predict Shirley Will Not Poll Majority
REDWOOD CITY (AP) -
All attorney for the lltUe
town of Woodside who took
.. on~f.beAtc>Dik Energy COm-
1miaston •••
~. autpor-attorne1J. back-
ed. bY ~r Robert v augb.n
("T b e 14 a n F fo m
U.N.C.L.E. "), wbo wants
tile United states to stop
bombinl Vietnam linmedi·
ate}1 and end the war by ne-
10Uetlon. •..
The lo& of WorJd War U's
undersecretary of U'6 U. S.
Army wbo says the war is
being won, hence Red Clll-
na and RuNia mut be told
bluntly, "We are not back-
ing dOYD" , ••
A sheriff wbo has held his
job 16 y e a r s and wants
tougher crime laws ...
NINE RIVALS
They are among nine ri·
vals in the race with Shir·
ley Temple Blaok, the fa~
mous, dimple • cheeked
child film .•fir.~ the 1~,
for the seat In Congress
from San ~ateo County's
11th Congressional District.
All nine rl'Vals of Mrs.
Black concede she is a lead-
ing contender and point to
the name she ll*le famous
in films. They note she has
put her name on the ballot
es Shirley Temple Black IJld
not Mrs. Qiarles Black.
for 10 years city councilman
of Su Mateo, where be also
tervecl u ml)'PL
Another Democr•t draw-
Jnc conalderable' attention ia Edward M. Keatil&, C,
founder ol the CIODtrovvaJal
'ma&uine. !Wp)Nlfts. Hll
4DU•Wll' view proJQtied ac-tor Vaughn, bead ot tbe Dh-
senfing beinoc:rata, to eome
to the county and campalp
for Keating,
IPECIAL TRIPS
Tbe Vietnam w• la tbe
oversbadowbJ& lllue in the
contest for the Mat vacated
by the death Ol Rep. J. Ar-
thur Younger, a Republican.
Two of the contenden have
made special. trips to Viet-
nam durinc the campaign to
gather first • hand lmprea·
sions.
Mrs. Black's position on
the Vietnam iaaue la this:
"Thia war bu luted too
long and now mu1t be end·
ed quietly and bonorabty.
Our elected civilian leaden,
who p~l,y bate ftllal ath
thority, should leave tbe
tactics of waging war to the
experienced military lead-
ers of the United States."
Nonetheless, the 39-year-
old Woodil.de JD,afrolJ ...... wife
of a bUJiQess executive pd
mother el. three ~-age
\ cblldren :_ fl Ddt expected
One of the entries Patrick
F. X. McGucken, 4~~11 a l>i
of a mystery. An .r;mmfta·
burg, Md., lawyer, be at
Lirst was refused a filing for
refusal to take the loyalty
oath. The!\ he cbanJed bJ1
mind and toot it but baa
done no cam~ He
aald he wu "a ~ for
Prftlldat Jobmon." .. to poll the 51 ~ vote
neceuary in the Nov. H
specla1 election to awid a
runoff election Dec. 11
Mn. Black llkel1 woeald be
content with wlnnlng the Re-
publican nomination over
her three GOP .rivala.. Even
that may be ao dDch.
PLUCKY ATl'OBNEY
Strong oppotiUoo ii being
put up by P.aol MeCloskey,
40, the pluck,y attorney who
took on the AEC. Be dido 't
succeed ln ltopping the AEC
from building overhead pow-
er lines to Stanford'• two-
mlle-long atom-cmuber, bot
did win a compromlle look-
ing toward putting theae un-
derground in the fature.
McCloskey has bad Mrs.
Black running scared. Be-
cause some poll • taters
showed McCloskey ahead,
N'.rs. Black'• team of strate·
Here in captU1e form are
the otblr llCbl mtrill ...
tbelr Vietnam vlewt:
MARI.NE OFFICER
Mcelustq, Repablleu, a
Marine combat platoon Ield·
er in the Korean War. SUp-
ported by, among others,
Carleton E. Morse, origina·
tor of the long-running ra·
dio show, "One Man's Fam·
ily," who lives in Woocl-
aide.
McCloskey OD Vietnam:
"I am not calllng for in
immediate withdrawal in
Vietnam but if the admlni-
1tration does not mate a se-
rious attempt to negotiate a
peace, I will call In Con-
gress for a gradual disen-
gagement of our military to
take not more ttian two
years."
• gists brougbt-hi 'the hlgtdy i' regarded political public re-
lations firm of Whitaker &
Bter to &Ike cbarge.
On the Demkratic side,
where six are in the race,
considerable strength bas
been attributed by observ-
ers to Roy Archibald, 47,
William H. Draper, m, a
Republican. Endorsed "1 the
widow of 1he late eonire-...
man Younger. Prelldat of
a Palo AltO small butlneu
lnvutment company. Serv-
ed in Korea as aide de camp
to the commanding gmeral
of the IX Corps. Son of Gen.
William H. Draper, under-
'Don't Force Babies
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l SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
-A fifth of the couples who
seek a doctor's help for in-
fertility reaUy don't want to
have a baby, a prominent
gynecologist says, but are
acting un~r pressure from
In ~bout 18 percent ct
cases, Ban.ks continued, tha
family dootor or an lnftlr·
Ullty cllnlc can find a phyai·
cal cauee and provide treat-
ment that will correct it
friends~ relative.9. NO CAUSE FOUND Dr. A. Lawrence Banks
of the University of Wash· In the remaining 40 per·
lngton School of Medicine in cent, however, no cause at
Seattle fays be tries to dis· all can be found. Some are
courage such couples from merely cases of the partners
having their Infertility cor-being infertile with each oth·
rected. er; it la not uncommon for
"They are happy without such couples to divorce, re·
children, but their relatives marry and have children.
and 'friends keep telling For those couples atfD un-
ttiem marriage isn't com-successfut in having chil· ple~without a baby," Bank dren, Banks said he recom·
sai recently at the 19th an-mench artiflcial inaemlDI·
nu assembly of the Call· tion. The donor ia unknown
forn1& Academy of General to the couple and la usually
Practice. a medical student
E,qually to be discour-As a last resort he help•
aged , said Banks, are cou-unsuccessful couples adopt
plea who want to have ~ a baby.
baby to "nve our marn-Bank.a also exploded a pop-
age." ular theory: infertile cou·
plea who adopt a baby sud·
PARENTS DELUDEI> denly find themselves about
"Chilllren won't save bad to have a child of their own.
marriages," be declared. It's not true, Banks said.
"The parents are deluded if Studies have shown that to
they think they will, and the be an old wives' tale with·
j children do not have the hap-out foundation .
py family life they need.''11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I Banks, also a director of l.,ij
the American Fertility So-
/
ciety, said causes. of lnfer·
tility are almost equally di·
vided between men and
women.
LET'S BE FRIBIDL Y
U you have new neighbOra
or know of anyone moving
to our area, please ~D us
so that we may extend 1
friendly welcome and help
them to become acquainted
tn their new aurroundlnp.
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Costa Mesa Visitor
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So. Cont Visitor
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Harbor Visitor
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secretary of the Army in
World Wat 11. Went to Viet-
nam In October for a first·
hand look. Came back aay-
lnc:
"We are winntn,1 the war
mWtarUy ••• We must make
Jt crystal clear to Red Chi·
na and Ruasia that we are
DOt backlq dowa • • • the
Wll' ii" tbe Way to l&op. the
O•mnm'-t.a from fatJDg fl'll•
er Laot, Cambodia, Tha.l-Jud. Burma. IDdla, Japu IDll 1bt PMDjpnel ' ..
Earl Wbltbln ••• ltepub-
Ucan, Jbmiff ol Sln Mateo
Count, llnce 1860. Coecern-
ecl a b o u t the need for
"ltroqll" IAWI ID akin g
crime unattractive and un-
profitabfe."
On Vietnam :
"I urge a basic change in
our Vietnam policy from a
non·Wln atrateey that would
give the Joint Cblefs of
Staff, rather than the State
Department dtplomata, con-
trol of military .,pecta of
tbe war."
Archibald, DemOCl'at.
Skipper of PT Boat 453 in
South Paclfic fn World War n. C1a.1.mt aupport b)' 11 <A
Callfomla'a 21 Democratic
congreamen al)d endorse-ment by the countyta blaeat
labor union. tbe 7,000.mem-
ber Lodle 1327 ol Interna-
tional AalOclation of Ma-
cbfnllU. Since 1*1 w· e 1 t
WllKDAYI 9 to t
Cost representative of the
National Education Aasocia·
tion.
Archibald's Vietnam view:
"We must establish 1 1ta·
bilized position on the bull
of the military strength we
now have in the field and
negotiate from this position
of strength."
Keating, Democrat. Weal·
thy attorney who founded
and put $800,000 into Ram·
parts magazine and wu fir.
ed wt April by its board
Of directc>rs after magQine
ran into financial troublea.
Was West Coast chairman
of the nationwide anti-Viet·
nam war demonatratio"-
lut April ll. ro1t in uee· ha
the Democratic primary ln
the same llth District while
exploiting the same views on
Vietnam he has now:
"The United States must
immediately halt bombing
of.North and South Vietnam.
The United Slat~s then must
place the 1'letnam war is-
sue before a world CDnfer-
ence, called by the Presl·
dent, in order that we may
together ensure a lasting
peace in Southeast Asia."
Danlle Monaco, 45, San
Mateo attorney. Former
chairman of San M a t e o
County Democratic Central
Committee. Went to Vietnam
for 10 days in September·
October.
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His view:
"We must make use of the
United NaUons, the Vati-
can, the World Council of
Churches and any other
agency sincerely interested
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der to prove our concern for
peace, we should uncondi-
tionally ceue the bombing
attacks ••. "
Bryant McDonald, 55, a
Democrat who 1witched ov-
er after lotdni in the pri-
mary of San Francisco's 5th
District as a Republican in
1964. DaJy City real estate
man.
On Vietnam:
"If we pull out of Vietnam
without a clear cut victory,
all Southeast Alla wm fall
to the Oommunilta. So I say
we should escalate the
war to complete victory, get
out and bring our men
home."
Andrew Baldwin, 40, Dem·
oc:ral A teacher in Palo Al-
to. On Vietnam: ·
"We rbould push peace In
the United NaUons, end Uie
bombing in the North, an-
nounce oar immediate will-
ingneaa to attend a peace
conference with.In a week ol
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uation."
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' UCl's Finest Off erlng
'Marat/Sade' Superfutive Production
By TOM TITUS .... o..r ........
The drama department
at UCI baa uceoded to a
pinnacle al achievem e n t
wUb ita 1upedatlve produc-
tioo of Peter Welas' mu..,..
work of bomir &Qd de&rad-
Ation known famillU"ly aa
"At.rat/We."
"1be Peneciatioo a a d
AssasUnaUGD of Jun-Paul
Mar.at u Performed, by tbe
IDIWlteJ of ~ Asylum ol
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Cbarenton Uader the Di·
rection of the MarquiJ de
Sade" 0Yerflow1 from the
st.age of tbe UCI Studio
Theater, tlllftlO(line lb au-
dience wiA its pesque
and bittllr 1nlfllll of haman
emtence. It 1a 1 u p e r b,
atuaning u..a. of .. fini
crilr .
Director .. a.,toa (;mi.
sea bas moa•tt• • •· tlw'diDarJ enn.,.. fll ..
..-ble theetlr far tbil, tbe
Onmge a.am, premi .. of
thl cootrovenlal shocker.
It is, witti lb aNrly all-
stmdent cut, as close to
perfection as you are likely
.. find -any 1ocaJ tbeabi· ml level.
Dtl'ENSll'Y
The imaginal:y encounter
between two of France's
~t ..ootable historical fig-
ures, played out by a cut
of lunatics for the elijoy-
1'Mllt of society of that per-
.itll, <Waws upon a vast ru-
tnoir of univer~ taleat.
DI vignettes are performed
wilb increasing intensity as ae inevitable s t a b b i n g
ecene approaches.
The two )lliacjpa.1a--R
ert Cohen as ?4ar.tt .tod
.Robert Gu.Dton as de Sade
-4tl'ike a 'nerltag CCldrut
la their interpretaticm al JM philosophical extremes
· wllida ~ ~ mere P""-
alent to d a J tban w b e a
Wms' play was first writ-
tlll 8 few }'MI'S ACO· There
an points at whicb you
a1!t reaind yourself that
COST& MnA
"""' c.iw. n• Hww Mf.llfJ
RAMPANT RIALISM
l•rt Cohln
tbe time is 1Q and not
*7 .
Ccfa llddeves a tr.
mend«IQI JUie of dw'ac·
tailatl• u the rnolutloa·
rt Mint, who et'Olvea
from Bery nibbJe l'OUMr to
•• I o t •; -.......
sioned defeatist, a 11 the
while coatiacl to his bath·
Churchill's
Role Nixed
By Burton
UJNDON (UPI) -Rich-
ant Burt.on wu reported to-
day to have tamed down
the part of Sir Winston
Churchill in German play-
wright Ro If Bocbhuth's
'"J'be Soldiers" because Eli·
sabe1b Taylor bad coaoec-
tions with the ~le port-
rayed in the drama.
The play, offtcia)ly ban·
ned here but 'Chedu}ed to
be produced at a private
club, implies that Churchill
bad a band in the death of
Polish leader Gen. Vladis·
Jav Slkcnki, who died in a
plane crash In Gibraltar in
lM.S.
Mils Ta11or'• godfather,
Lt. C.ol. Vi*1' ~ a
member of parliameot and
a diltin&l!li.shed am. 't e u r
atilCe,, .... on the etane
wit2l Sikorm and died in the
tnlll.
The London E.Wning Stan-
darcf said Bldan felt it
would be tactteu to appear
in a play touching tbe life
of his wife's godfather.
tub for treatment cl a skin
cllleue. HiJ ci.r.ct.r, a
puao.ld lunatic made · to
portray Marat 15 years aft.
v tDe latter's death. u pre.
seated with r&mput rul-
llm.
Tenor Killed
COPENHAGEN (UPI) -
American teno r Albert
Lloyd Da Costa, 39, a star
of the Metropli~ Opera in
New York for nine .seasons,
was killed Wednesdsy when
h\s car went oat of control
on a slippery stretch of
road betften K.olding and
Vejle, in Jutland.
Da Colt.a was driving with
Jan C. Gertsen, a Dutch
singer, to • opera engage-
ment. G«sbn was injured.
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Thursday, NOWlllller 9, lW.7
!k-1 .. Beales Neglect College P aftff Firebomb Thrown " Warrants
Issued for Into Draft Cent,er $onoma Ho~pital Def ended
"'--' PHOTO PIM .......... . ,, ::;:,..,
..
Reapa de.med tbal the
hospital WU "I U ff e r1 D ' .
from any economies of Ilia.
Mmia.iatraU." II.Id aa l t1
tbat the inltitutlon ww bas
"more JDeCliul care and more 1ta1r• tban ln the past.
Tbe &ovenor aaid Dr. Jo-
lepb E. O'Nelll bad been
miaqooted U blamlna COD•
dltlou -~ fUnd llmita-tkm.
O'Neill wu quoted 1D an
IDterview u It.Ying, "every-tlai.Dc Mr. Bant-Mikkeben
.. ii tr.. A.dual condl· ttom 1J( tk 'W1lrds are just
barely adequate. We need
more money for staff."
Reagan Wednesday said
there was no validity to the
eblrgea of :t. .
Bank.Ml baled la.is
•UegaUoDS, accA>rdiug U>
Rea&an, on ollly one ward
whlcb boused severely men-tal'1 retarded women •'with
the me1>tallty of a OM.·Ye&r·
old or less." It 111 "lmpoa·
' rible to keep them clothed,"
~ governor Nld.
The o.1ah officlll last
ftet 'ald the Sonoma bOI•
pital wu overcrowded and
un.sanUary IDd called COD·
diti(Jf)J '1worae than (in)
my 1,oftltotion I have aeen
io vWla to • dozen coun-
trit11." ~liJbaequeoUJ 1&1d
the s may ba~
bee "-to l.mprels
ttie roretgn mitor.
Meanwblile, Assem b l y
speaker Jesse Unruh (D-
Ingtewood ), cal.led for a bi·
partisan legisliative lAvMti·
aation of the bosplW.
State Health aoct Welfare
Admlnlstrator Spencer Wll·
llama llso wu reported
conductinc an lovel'flgation
Car the Reege.n admlniftra·
Uon.
Attack BERKELEY (AP) -A building ftl .. .._
homemade firebomb was It was tM _..... 11111~111
lobbed Into tbe Berkeley Se· in three ........ t. ._.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) lecttve Service Center early ~ II& Grew_.
-Warrants were out today today. IOll ~ • '6N:k
few the arrest of nine per-The bomb c r a s h e d the police ......_
IOftll accused of beating the through a plate glus win· a A":~ ... ~_ .........
dow onto the noor of the un---1111:1 ~ San Francisco Stale College occupjed ~ter and tel a cently Wied tie l 1 al t e.
newspaper editor. blaze wb.lch did *2,200 dam· Stouib* ...._
The warrants were issued age, said Fire Chief George ~ aW lie Wal
Wednesday after J a m e s Stoughton. able to fied _, •<Ill--•I
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Vuzco, 21, the· editor of the Tbe keroaine-tllled bottle to the b o • b 1 • C. a.•11r----------,
was thrown either from the IDMY people .... aa .. a FA¥Oll'IB Gater, went to the Hall of sidewalk or a i-sJina .no, to watch the u :JI a.a. ...._.. _, ._. ....._
JUJtice to identify as many Stoudrton said. The identi-blue wbe:9 fir rr arrftieA. tlifi ,... ,.... • MA.Y
u be could of the dozen ty of the bombers was un-0amac9' • ._.,... ..ar _... -., •
Negroes who invadA" h i s known. fire w er e die a.r. • __, ..,.... --.. _, "" ......... '+h .. ~ newspaper oCfice Monday None of the files of the Americall 0.., 911 -,__ ii • .....
and attacked him and sev· three Selecl.tve S e r v 1 c e niture. Fire.we • tlsN' ~·'
eral associates. -,iBoiiliiiiard.li.iwlibiilchii..iocciiiiiuiip•y.iithe~~tbe;;..~ftrelielltiii.iiia&iiiiithei&:::::-ii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Vaszco was accompanied •
Police LUt Di Carlo Death by ~nn Ludlow, a part-Ume
journalism instructor at the
college also injured in the
ICU.ffle. REVIVAL CRUSADE
Vuzeo was able to ldenti· Dlt. & MlS. CLIFFOllD MUSGllOVa ' • ~ccUhnia~ Keep CU$e Op.en T De il-_i ff tbree SU!peetl by name. New. 5 .......... 1t rain ra ea Warrants, char'101 cmaplr· s.c... Mills ...,_ ._ ...
MERCED (AP) -A San·
ta Fe !night train hauling
close to eo cers deraHed ear-
ly today about six miles rior1'l of Winton in· Merced
Q)unty.
KY and assault, were wued .... ,....._. Altlllft fll ._ P' a
against these three, and Nlghtty except Monday & s.tu..,. 7:JI P .M.
iDYOlvinl harbor com.mis·
lion dealings.
Di Carlo's b o d y waa
fOdDd Tuesday floating in
JO feet of w a t e r in a cov·
ered bcJMboQse behind the
old San Pedro F~ Build·
ing. There were 1t0 visible &i8M of violence on the
..., 8d a corcmer's in·
........ DO 9'ideoce
ti li•l•ca.
Dr. Thomas T. NOlgUChi,
asttAant county m e'd lca1
examlner, said that there
was no trace of alcobql. ln
Di Carlo's body and that
bis eyegtuses were on his
face. He was fully clotbed,
with jewelry and money~
toocbed. the examiner Mid ..
Loi Anceles Mayor Sam·
1111 W. Y«ty Mid W....._
day be didn't know wtiisller'
• rtpllt ----~misl6on ldivities Wll le
Senta Fe official! said
about 40 of the can left the
track ltben one car wtllch
Wiii c..ryiJ>g A load of met•
at, ctislodifld anc1 eot under·
n ea t h the wbeell .
against six John Does. FOurutU ... ...-c ....... Inspector Daniel Mahoney ..,.. -, ... • ---'911
said he believed all nine 1734 ORANGE AVE .. COSTA MESA
suspects were numbers of a... w. w ........ ,.._
theB~kS~~n~U nionl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ which, reportedly, had been
angered ever since Vauco
wrote a column critical of
former heavyweight cham·
pion Muhammad Ali. * * * Rafferty Says Bounce
OUR CURRENT ANNUAL RATE OF 5%
EARNS 5.13% WHEN COMPOUNDED
iFunds for Education
a111 wa1 responalb1e tor Dl
Carlo's death but Nid he
believed Di Carlo was "very
deprened" PT i o ?' to bis
death.
iuf ender-s at Colle ge
Yorty re pea t e d bis SAC&AMENTO (UPI) -specifically to an invasion
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Times report outlininC po$-structi----Max Rafferty bas office in which some of the s.iblie conflict or interest ln ._ instructors were beaten.
harbor commission deal--demandoo the state college He said he had recei ved
i.np was "vicious" and tul· trustees take a look at a an advance warning of ten-
ed with innuendo. ___ tense situation at San Fran-sions at the San Francisco
T i m e s publisher Otis cisco State. <College. campus earlier in the year
Chandler said in a state· He issued a new call for but that a special commit-
• meat, "The purpose of the the trutees fD take steps to tee appointed by the state
Times' total ediU>rial effort, control violeMe on campus· colleg e trustees had con·
wbdher it be in reporting es after a btid meeting eluded there was no danger.
local affairs or in o the r with· Gov. RomJd Reagan As a result ol the new in·
areas, is to inform the pub· We<kM$day. cident be said he had sent a
lie and to protect the pub· "We tbouJd ltm.'l b~ tak· letter to each trustee sug-
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tM P• b Ii c lboaW know oeWllDeD after the m~.
about the conduct (I( its He said tbe trustees were
governmet1t, we have ati ob-''pbysically and legallJ able
ligation 1o report that inf or-to do what should be do.ne."
matioa to the public." Rafferty said be ref~ed
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<::osts Hurt
Medi-Cal
SANT A ANA -Deficit. in
the Medi-Cal program are
due mainly to costa having
nothing to do with medical
care, the president of the
California Medical Associa-
tion declared here Wednes-
day.
Accordlng to Dr. John G .
Morrison, the extra costs are
for nursing home care for
patients who require only
custodial care but receive
the more expensive nursing
care.
In his strongest statement
thus far on the deficit-
plagued program, the CMA
president made several rec·
ommendations designed to
restore all services which
existed before cutbacks an·
nounced in August. One was
for statewide, prepaid med·
ical insurance for all Medi·
Cal recipients.
Custodial care, which
amounts to $102 million of
the $153 million expended on
nursinl! care, should be re·
moved from the Medi-Cal
budget "and provided for by
other means," Dr. Morrison
said.
Talk Slated
ANAaEIM -R l c h ard
1'0ick" English, chairman
of the Democratic Vol-
unteers Committee of Cali·
fornia . will address a meet·
ing of the 69tll Assembly
District. DVC, at 8 p.m.
Nov. 16 in the California
Federal Savings and Loan
Association building here.
Disneyland's Vesey Walker Honored
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They Came From Miles Around-to See HU Non-reti.remen
By moM.AS McCANN
Of "" 01111' """ ''•"
Gas-like
Irritation
Baffling
WNG BEACH -Llgbt lo I
moderate n o 1 e irritation l
was reported in paria of 1 Long Beach W e d n e aday ,
and the Air PollutiOD Con·
trot District is as baffled as 1
1
the citizens about the tripn
of the odor.
"It's a gas-like odor," said
Mrs. Dean Ziegel of L o s
Altos. Mrs. Harold G. Mal-
lon of LakewOOd said it
smelled "like rotten eggs."
However, Mrs. Russe 11
Mayf i e l d ot East L o n g
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like a chemical spray.
And the APCD, w hie b
bad six investilators in the
area, said "our men can
smell it but they can't ftnd
the source."
If the offensive odor re-
turns today the citizens
have one consolation -the
APCD says they will have
more investi~tors in t h e
field seeking the cause .
Air Wreck
Kills Doctor
SANTA ANA -Dr. John
Gianetti, prominent Santa
Ana physician, was killed
Wednesday night when his
private plane crashed near
the Salinas airport in north·
ern California.
Dr. Gianetti, 40, practiced
in both Santa Ana and Mon-
terey and regularly flew his
plane between the two cities.
The Orange County coro-
ner's office said they were
told that the doctor's plane
crashed one fourth mile
short of th" S"'linas airport
runway. He was killed in-
stantly.
Dr. Gianetti lived at 2040
Skyline Drive. Fullerton. He
is survived by his wife, L~
dia. I
Brea Woman
Wreck Victim
BREA-A Brea woman
died Wednesday after her
car crashed into a palm
tree on Imperial Highw lY
in that city.
Police said ao autopsy re·
vealed that Doris M. Wei~·
haupl, 53. had suffered a
heart attack and may have
been· unconscious or dead
before the car hit the tree.
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cH1c1 IVIRSON saved a dull1111'1...._
Gt .. st $73.00 'cash ... every _..
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1t•1 not u .W~out n you thin~!
This Student wis drivln$ ~ larger type of car back and
forth to school every d~, social functions and on week·
ends. It drove his fathe~ almost into the poorhouse try·
1ng to keep up with"the 6ills on two cars, the family car
and his son's, plus paying for his education and all the
e)(~ses of family living. A he~rt to heart talk with
Chick Iverson convinced him that by buying a Volks-
waaen he could save almost $73.00 every single month
<Yt/tr a 419ar period. Thi~ comparison involved substan-
tial savings on purchase price, gasoline, 1nsurance,
license plates, tires, inttfHt on car payments, repelrs,
etc. Ht tven saved on anti-freeze because his son liked
to ski. You see, a VW is air cooled and there is no water
to freeze. Now does it sol.fld ridiculous?
If you would like to enjoy Instant economy every month,
call Chick Iverson on the Peninsula and get the full com·
parison. Saving money every month is not ridiculous.
No t)(perience needed for instant economy •
Chick Iverson is the H ar~r area's only authorized VW
;ind Porsche dealer.
Aut hom~d for.your prot er.t1~.
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l{l!(lpi!IJ ! ~ .' ... :'.. . williihstilne How Much Affect
........ -... •t •' I •I ...... ~..... ··H · w z1ac -M.:.....Jt~? =.=~~ ... m a e ~\· .. •~Pait ~1 • '. How~much of a dent has ~GOP~ Jam--..dai , ~ , torm4lf Alabama covernor 11 Halley: "WallMt'Sa 1'bil-~ Watch .. ·;·Georie 9allace made on t1IJll In the wooctit.t; i ~ $6D Calif. omla politics in hll bJ4 Former Gov. Efiand G.
1 wa1 to enter the state's uea prt. Brown: "Walllcl :ll:obablJ
OllLT mary? . will draw votes "9m tbl
la-ftc. lacl ... a That depends on to whom rtabt wtq ·of ~ -partf,
• Qnntnc, oillq, you lllten. Some divene but 1 doubt that tbe num-
• : ..tJuUac oplnion.s f r o m. ~, vvtoua btn wSll be tffedlvt. t\.. • ..,_,_.et aourcea today: State De~ c:b81r-~-..._ Jlllia . WaDace blmself: ''Ira IO-man Omlll W_,.: -ii
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"lie'• tbl DemocnW prul>-iro.n 1be a.publca
lem!' ty."
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"' OPll t A.M. te 10 P.M.-7 DAn A W•
Calstaters
Go Abroad ·
Ten Callfonlla state Col·
lep at Fullerton students
are apendin1 the current
acbool yec studyine in for·
ellft countriel.
T b e 1tudents studying
abroad enjoy no special
prlvileie and are required
to iet a1cmc 1n the native
laneuale.
Part ol the cost la borne
by tbe state college system
under the international stu·
diet prosram.
Cal State, Fullerton stu-
Thundly, Nowmbff 9, 1967 DAILY PILOT JJ
dlnta wre placed in tbe•-------....-------
untvenlty ol HetdeJberc,
tbe Free UniV«'Sity of Ber·
UD, tbe Unlvenlty ol Stock·
bo&m alld tti. Univenity of
Makid.
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WWt Uu tha11 tlOo month.!
uft to Usat Dec. $l t= !Uad-
liM, many ~art in.
dined to tlarow in tht
apcmgc and ~fully rt/ltct,
~'WtU, l'U t001k hard on it
nen year.''
Don't, u financt writer
Syhl'io Portu'1 $0(/t advice.
C.tting llO"' Caz check by
~ application of rules of
tahich JIOU have never btttt
cnoore i.m't as involved or
oompliccUd as manv ta%
O'llthoritiu 1DOUld havt you
btl:iew.
Do it MID, #111 S11lvia..
Tlt.ert'1 1CiU plnty of time
to ~ big tu iavi~s.
Clip ~ Porter tu cohmans
-UU. u &he ievcnth of
tight -fik tMm and rt·
rtad them W~ JIOU CO?n-
JUU your rttum, Ai IM
JaflS. J10U oon "Savt on
Ta%U -Now."
BJ SYLVIA PORTER
YOU BA VE LESS than 60
daJI left before the end of
the 1ear ID which to adjut
1f1f1r stock iramactlom ·to
Cld)"Ma" taut .
Y oar first step ls lo flacl
a.t bo9 you ~ right now. Divide an b aecuri-U. Mia you have made
Cilia year into two main cl.u-
lificatioas: abort-term and
loag-term. ID the short.term
group, list all ga1DJ and
loslea on securities you had
held for six months or Jess
at the time o( sale. In the
Joog-tmn group, list all
gai.Da or louea on securities
you bad held for more than
six moodls at tbe time ol
aale. Net oft the gains and
loues within ...acb group so
that you wind up with a net
gain or a net loss for each
o( the two groups.
Next. dieck your 1966 tax
retarn to .ee if you bad any
apital kleael, abort or long-
term, in that year or capital
losses carried CJVU from
earlier 'Years which you
were unable to use in 1966.
Since the stock market fell
sharply in 1966, you well
may be in this situation.
RECORD THESE capital
loss carry-overs within the
short or long-term 'group in
which they belong. Now you
have the net results for each
o( the two groups for the
year so far.
lC yoo have a net Joss in
the short-term group, this
net loss will reduce any net
Jong-term capital gain in
your other group.
U, though, you have a net
Jong.term capital loss, this
will reduce any net short·
term capital gain.
U you are unfortunate
enough to have a net capital
Joss in both long-term and
short·t~transactions,you
can use up to $1,000 of this
loss to reduce your 1967 or-
dinary income.
IF YOU HA VE net capital
losses over $1,000 you can
carry them over for future
years to olfset capital gains
and then to offset up to
$1 ,000 a year of ordinary
income each year.
It's more likely, though,
that the net result o( your
1967 transactions will be a
gain. U your 1967 securities
&ales show a net short-term
P.ErlRE MENT
:'LANNI NG
How can a self-
employed person
possibly save
enough to retire?
A doct« • i..,. or dentist mak.m good
JDODeY c1mmg hil worldng life. But when be m. to eet llCIDfJthing aside for retirsneot.,
be &al not only the constant inroads o(
idation, but the (act that he ill building
hia estate with afttr-ta:r dollars. And with
today's tane, ~ ia a major obstacle. What.
he needs ia a ta.r-11aeltered plan like corpora-
tions ofter their employees through pension
md/or profit-sharing.
Ia there such a plan? Yes, there is .
>.. originally written, the Keogh Act of.
fered little to the self-employed person. But
recent amendment& to the Act have made
it poMible to set aside for retirement a sig-
nificant amount in tax-ebeltered dollan.
Starting next year, you'll be able to con-
tribute $2,500 a year to your own retirement
plan and deduct the amount from gro&a
income. In addition, you can make supple-
mentary contributions to the plan, the eam-
inp on which are not taxed until you retire.
Most important. the Keogh Act permit.a
the funds to be invested in a manner whi ch
provides reuonable protection against in-
ftation.
All in an, the Keogh Act off en for the fint
time, a truly practical means of retirement
planning for the eelf-employed.
For a free booklet, RETIREMENT
PLANNING FOR THE SELF-EM-
PLOYED. jwit write or phone the Dean
Witter " Co. o8ice nearest you. There's no
obliption, of course.
You're close to men who
k"°""' when you Invest with .. ,
DEAN WITTER. « Co.
Brenton R. Ogdt11, Manager
181 Dover Drivt. Newport Bcrirh
Ttlephont 642·6050
Nine New
Mesa Firms
Recorded
Got Mashed in the Market?
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Stock Exchange List
Stock
OAJL Y PILOT J :J
MS 1)4' m' tN +1-
!7 .... ltl4 -+ ... 1' 11 U\; W4t -\If
Mesan Wins
Top Award
John L. G<irm.a.a, 3128
Pierce. Costa Mesa, bis r ..
celved the insurance Jndu•
try's covet.s Nadoql QDaI.
ity Award. Gonna la an
agent for the Santa Ana di•
trict agency of the Pruden-
tial lnllnnce Co
The •-.rd la IPODIOJ'ed
by the Na1iona.J AafOdatlon
of Ll/e Underwriters and
the Llf e Inaw-ance A&ellcy
Management Aaaodatlon.
It ill granted to underwrit-
ers who maintain a high
pe~tage of the Insurance
they have placed . ..
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Golden Moment
Belly Fore (center), administrat~r of group insurance at .Newport Balboa S~v·
ings and Loan Association, receives gold watch from p~1dent Agnes Blomqwst
and board chairman P. A. Palmer -on completion of 10 years service to the
institution.
Here's the fioral eatry Bank of America will 1pes• ia Ole TOlllJlalDmt al
Roles in Pasadena Hew Year's Day. !Zt.iiled ,.A Oilld"1 WGdd fll A.aheutwe"
and similar to the but's '1t's a Small W ortd" Aadim at ~ tbe Dolt
will have 300,000 M.oms and 33 anim*d ~
Mara la P•rb
Bernard Haus bas been
appointed to the newly
created post of director
of European Computer
Planning f o r Varian
Data Machines of New-
port Beach. Haus, who
will be based in Paris,
will be in charge of
marketing Varian Data
Machines' line of digit·
al computers and com·
puter components in
France and in portions
of Southern Europe.
NeteA ..... lstr.ter
Ralph M. Hakh, former
service manager o f
Gener a I Telephone
Co.'s Redlands division,
has been named com-
mereial administrator
of the firm's southern
area. Among the Or·
ange County commu·
nities for which he will
be responsible are
Westminster, Hunting·
ton Beach and Laguna
Beach.
N~ Director
Appointment ot Ed·
ward C. Bel!rey as
marketing dirl'Ctor of
Babcock Relays, divi·
sion of Babcock Elec·
tronics Corp., Costa
Mesa, has been an·
nounced. Belfrey join·
ed Babcock Relays in
1965 as market devel·
opment manager, and
will now assume all
sales and marketing
responsibilities.
Suchan New Manager
For Security Bank
Melvin M. Suchan baa
been _promoted to manager
of Security Fint National
Bank's Huntington Harbour
Branch. Ria predeceuor,
Richard A. Br.iiams, bu
taken charge of the bank'•
Bolsa and Magnolia branch
in Westminlta'.
l'!ODkmar OflN DAILY
THE COMPLETE CHRISTMAS STORE 11 AM. TO t P.M.
SATURDAY Ir SUNIAY
t A.till. TO 6 P.M.
ADVERTISED SPECIALS GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY
little miss fussy-1opper' · so ft. Gard · Hose 1 O" Tricycle
l11cr.4il.ly teall
& Ive her tlle
l>ottfe ud 1ho
4' 11I •t1 dow11o
let aoo11 1he'a
f1111l11t f 0 r •
dle,.r che119e
efter "'hich 1he
celmt e 9ein Just
like e reel
l>eby. 1299
L • 11 t lutin9,
ever • flHlble
50' 9ord111 ho11
It "" dit mtier
e11cl 2 pfy COii•
atruction. Fully
9verent1.J.
Reg. 1.2988¢
Now0tdy
A well med.•
hHvy duty fri.
cycle with nb-
b.r t j r I I e11d
p1del1 -bfitht
chrome .. cl en-
ernel.
10 99
HARDWARE• WMBER •HOUSEWARES • TOOLS • NURSERY • PLYWOOD
' pc. T.V. Tray Set Oven Mil 6 pc. .Steak Knife Sel
Eech htt oxtre lor91
trey with yeur choice
of e 11f1ctlo11 of llor•
el prints, Orte 11t be.
c 0 "' • I e COllYtnient
1tore9e reek for T.V,
trey a.
Reg. 1.99
NOW
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Stenclord 1i11 ovt11
mit h 1llcone trHt•
eel f o r mnimum
protection f r o m
h • • t • cl obj1ct1.
Quilted for 1 u r •·
9rip.
Stuk knife 11t
la mede of top
quellty 1t1inl111
dul, h r I hol•
low 9 r o u II cl
blrdu with ,.,.
rrted ed9es.
R99.1.29 88¢
Now only
CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY FOR TOYS · GIFTS • TREES • WRAPPING & ORNAMENTS
18-pc. punch bowl set
Here h en .. tuctive p u n c h
bowl for the co11cl1ntiou1 ho•·
teu for the oncomi119 holldrys.
l i9 I quirt bowl end cup1 er•
'~~~~~~~~~~ smartly de1i9n1d encl cl1coret1d with femou1 quelity known to
Ju n1tt1 products.
Reg. 3.49 2•• S1ve 1t
45-pc. 'prolon' dinnerware
Come Tn now end choo11
your ttt of Profon Mele·
mint dinnttwue -then
put it on leyrwey for
Chri1tm11. A preclicel
end ettrrctlve 9ift -for
eny hble 11tln9. Durable
too.
Reg. 18.88 14"
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19122 BROOKHURST ST., HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-2441
Suchan, a raldmt ef S--
ta Ana, mowd tit Cdf...aa
from Baltimon ..t jailled
Security Bank la ,_,
of 1963. He baa hem • as-
sistant manager silee UM.
Suchan ii a nwnaW el
the Orange CouatJ ~.
American IDllti:tll&e o( 8-t-
ing, o( the En ..... Q9
of North Orange Coalllty ad
oi the St. Barblra'I lim'I
Chab. Be ad ltil wife he
in Santa Ana at 42'.3 Soaat
Deming. 'lbe1 haft ,_.
ICM -Mlchael, S; W"dliam.
4.; David. 3, and ~
pber, 1.
Brahama bas rNMcM die
Rl.lldiqton Harbour an.di
lince Septem ber ef
lalt year. Prior to tUt lie
WU an ani.stant m ......
at tbe Oorona del .._. ad
Laguna Beach bi.!'• ....
The Laguna Seidl llllift
and ~sidmt joined Seeln-
ty in 1959.
Be ii a member ef ..
North Hunttnct-Dada S.
tary Club and -elller willl
tbe PresbyteriaD a.rdt ..
Laguna Beach. ........
ad Ilia wife. c.nl. 9ft
tn ctaugbtfn, ~--. ....
Ccade, (. n.e famiJJ ....
at IM lleadowiln r.-.
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L.A. TIDles
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ftidl p4£¢ r• ik IM Aa-
pies 'l'lmes. Jlas w a e1
......... weeks
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milliea I« a.e same pallid a.e ..-m • • -,.-.
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o.e 6nt • web I.alt ,ar.
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IZl5.J millica. Ciii14*ed to llZU.4 laliDm ... Ille ....
paiod ia Ba, acmdiaC t.
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lia ... jaiDed the .s.ten
Corp. of Nt:wport Beacb
as ~alrsmnager. m-
DOaMN Jim Bartell, prfS-
ick!Jlt al tbe -me eJec.
troaiQ firm. lbrtin
comes to Bartdl after 20
Je2ft 9ft"rite with the
Bendix Corp. and Kl td
as manager al field mgi-
neering with tbe North
llGllJWOd firm.
LEGAL N01'IC£
LEGAL NOTJCE
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By J.A
AP
WASHJ
lohn Na
wear l•
w:1en he
tl'C point
\\"'O ml
\'. ished
like Hem:
follow ·
Jack.
· It was
Aer, whc
~.was
was a r New OJ
The nigh
town w11
was !Me.
The c~
over an<
what YOI
Vice Pl'f
just 1<>t
ton. He'i
to Texa
over at
cific mt
He se-.
along, U:
T&P det:
train 1et
tor Tex~
still letti.
passenge
· I uki ' . -\llce pre
Jiere yet
''Hw ·
.iateman
',otbout IC
,know on
... .. "l dick
that mar
have bee
thought
vice pre1
The gE
vice pre:
ing abot
r said
dent of
"Oh, I
gateman
have got
know hi.
were tal
Viei! pl
\hrough
train anc
. The p
··got on t
have 1
.train WE
sleepers.
· could SE
where 11
berths ~
ttll the Cl
I told
go Ill' fJ
the first
.way ba.
.·call out
dent and
come ba
I star·
car. Wi
dra.wn, 1
er any01
It was tJ
ond car. r walk
out "Vi·
ner" an<
good in
good in
: halfway
it voice
a lower
wanta h
I( W&E
1t ~s
I an1we
voice sa·
I told bi
per rep . said: .. ,
·said: "I
The v
what?"
clothes c
I want 1
The vi
United ~
hadn't s
no. I ain
bed for
Thlt t
found th
we went
I wrot
much m
In the dE
versati<>l
was mu
c~rit Co;
"1 le ll, n
git out <
flut th
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t~1ught ·~we a
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MAIL
Garner
·Man of
.Action
By JAMES MAllLOW
AP New1 Aulyst
W ASHlNGTON CAP) -
John Nance Garner didn't
wear lace on his tongue
w:1cn he wanted to get to
tl'C point. But SOIM people,
w'•n missed the po I at,
wished he sounded more
\ike Henry Wadsworth Long-
fcUow than like Cactus
Jack.
· It was about 1934 and Gar-
.Aer, who diea Tuesday at
~. was vice preaidenl I
was a reporter then on a
New Orleam newspaper.
The night Garner arrived in
town was a quiet one and it
was late, around 10:30.
The city editor ,called me
over and told me: "See
what you can get out of
Vice President Gamer. He
just 1<>t in from Wuhlna·
ton. He's on his way h<>me
to Texas. He's probablY
over at the Tens and Pa·
cific station."
He setlt a pllotographer
along, too. We went to the
T&P depot. There was a
train 1etting ready to leave
ior Texas. TM gateman was
still letting a few straggling
passengers through.
· I asked him: "Did the -
:vice pregjdent go through
bere ~t?"
"How would 1 p ent?'' d'8
,gateman &aid. , "We & o t ·~bout 10 of them. 1 don't
.know one from the other.''
;· "'f cfido'f lmow then wen
that many," I said. "I muat
.have been misinformed. I
thought we only had one
vice president." ,
The gateman said: "What
vice president are you tailt-
ing about?"
I said: "The vice pres!·
dent of the United States."
"Oh, I don't know," t h e
gateman said. "He m a y
have gone through. I don't
know him. l thought you
were talking about the T&P
vice presidents. Go on
pirough and go through the
'train and took for him."
: The photographer and I
"got on the train. We didn't
have much hope. TI)e .. trrun was a Jong row . of
·sleepers. And so far ~ I
· could see in thet last car
· where we were all. th e
.' berths were made ,up and I till the curtains were drawn. I I told the photographer to
·go up front and start with ~ the first car and work his
way back. I told him to
. ~l out for the vice ]X'CSi •
dent and if he found him to
come back and iet me. r started with the l as t
car . With those curt:aina
drawn, I didn't know wheth-
er anyone was still awake.
It was the same in the sec·
ond car. and in the third.
I walked 1hrougb, calling
out "Vice President Gar·
ner" and "Mr. Garner." No
good in that last car. No
good in the second. But
: halfway throotft the third
,. voice behmd a curtain in
, a lower berth said, "W h o
wantl him?"
' I( wasn't a gentle voice.
1t was kind of gritty. But
I answered: "I do." T b e
voice said: ''Who are you?"
I told him I was a newspa·
per reporter. The v o i c e
&aid : "Whaddya want?" I ~said : "I want to see you ."
. The voice said: "About
what?" I said : "Get some
clothes on and come on out.
I want to talk to you."
The vice president of the
Uni~ States, whom I still
hadn't seen, said: "He l 1,
no, I ain't agonna git out of
bed for nobody."
That f I n i s b e d that. I
found the photographer and
we went back lo the office.
l wrote the story. pretty
much Uk~ t.his one. at leaat
in the details abou• the con·
·versatlon. I didn't think lt
··was much of a story. ex-
c~ l)t for that laBt part:
···11e11 no I ain't agonna
git o~t or' bed for nobody."
nut the managing editor,
,. llo died a few yea.rs ago,
t~1ught that was no way to
· i-we a vice president talk·
i"~. So he changed it and
" hen the paper came out
it had Garner saying:
"No. indttd. I am n n t
: ~oing to get oul o< bed for
anyone."
Mwrl"--1
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Telephone 11?? H.H
Shop Mond,.y thru S~t.urd~y
10:00 ~.rr.. to 'I 10 fl.m. .,
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Major
Buildup
In Viet
SAIGON (UPI) -~th
Vietnam's Central lfi g b·
lands and the coastline bor·
dering them may soon again
become a major battle·
ground, according to a U.S.
military official.
He listed the following in·
dlcations that North Vietna·
mese and Viet Cong for1;. s
in the recently quiet n
Corps Area are moving to
intensify their war effort:
-In the area along the
Cambodian border where
the U.S. 4th Infantry Divi·
&ion faces about 20 North
Vietnamese battalions, "For
some weeks the enemy has
been beginning to show sign
of offensive intent."
-In Bi.Dh Dinh Province
on the northern coast, the
3rd North Vietnamese Divi-
sion bas returned to the area
from which it wu cbued
earlier th1I year by U.S
troops.
-.Farther south, in Khanh
Hoa Province, there bas
been an increase in Commu·
nlst activity, including full·
scale battles involving North
Vietnamese troops, bomb-
ings and terrorist activity
in the coutal clt;y of Nba
Trang.
The offidal aaJd tbe build·
UPI 1t "dNlped to draw
U.S. troop 1 from otber
areal.
"The Comnumlttl hope
that -we will ave to sb!ft
substantial forces, thinning
them out in other areas. We
think we will be able to
thwart thll," be said.
In the border area, the
official cited. a recent at·
tack OD Pleiku with 122mm
rockets, and troop move-
ment.a in Kontum and Dar-
lac Provinces north a n d
south of Plelku.
He said he expect.I more
.attacks almllar to Pleiku.
In Kontum and Darlac,
several thousand Commu-
nist troope have tmiltrat.ed,
some of them reaching a.a
far east .. the coast, be
said.
He described "our mill·
tary posture" aa ready.
The official laid the south-
ern portion of Binb Dinh,
one of the country's biggest
provinces, ii relatively ae·
cure.
-In the northern portion,
however, be said, "the en-
emy 1a too damn active."
Jet Pilots
Use Planes
To Commute
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -:
V' ou can live in the Virgin
Islands and ccmmute to a
job in San Frandsoo.
lrnpossible?
Not in the jet age, al-
~ it belpl if yoo are a
pt'!bt for a world airways systems.
Capt. Charlet Kimes of
Pal) American World Air·
ways escapes tbe frustra-
tions and exhaustions ol the
o r d i n a r y commtaen by
malntaining a home et St.
Croix and jetting to the San
Frandaco lnternatiooal Air·
port.
Kimes' arrangements are
uousual, but not unique. capt. c. T. Roberts "'Pan
American commutes to San
Francisco from Green Val·
Jey, near Pb~nix, Ariz.
Their quota of hours each
month is adjusted to flight
schedulea a n d individual
needs.
With th1I arrangement, it
is possible to have a home
in the Virgin Islands, Ari·
zooa or Southern Oregon and
commute to a job in San
Francilco.
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reg. 28.00 place setting, 17.SO
6-piece place settings of translucent
Mikasa bone ~hina at savings of 40<?o
10. 0 0 to 17. 5 Q 6-piece place settings, regularly 17.00-28.00
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Today' a.buy of a lifetime ... tomorrow's heirloom: beautiful, translucent Mikasa bone
china, meticulously enameled 241C gold matte or platinum trimmed, ~y skilled crafts-
men of the Orient. A full six-piece place setting consists of dinner, salad, bread and
butter, cup, saucer-plus a soup dish. Only six patterns are shown, of a total of
eleven beautiful designs. Come in and see them all, before you make your choice.
ma)i oo ohina 4P order by mail or phone
Wheaton. bcmda of 24K gold on white.
re~arly 17 .00 place settings, 10.00
B.nnington. rim shape with platinum trim.
regularly 21 .25 place setting, 12.00
Pembroob, deep etc!ied j4JC gold on white.
regularly 28 00 plaoe settin~, 17.50
l tyn Mawr, rim -".lp9 with 24K gold trim
regularly 21, '"') place setting, lS.00
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candelabra ·at no extra
charge with purchase _Qf
Gorham Sterling set for 8
At your fingertips ... the beauty and the grandeur of
Gorham·Sterling, in patterns to inspire a gracious table.
With purchase of a 36 piece service for 8, you receive,
at no extra charge, a pair of candelabra, valued at
100.00. Service has 8 each: knives. forks , salad forks,
teaspoons; 1 butter knife, 1 sugar spoon; 2 tablespoons.
Buy on.the May Co Silver Club plan-no down payment,
no carrying charge, no interest-up to 24 months to pay
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'K ' ·ates Advocate November -in ~Paris
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A French river scene flows gracefully across silk-screened
fnvitatiom bidding Lawyers' Wives of Orange County and their
apouaes to a November-in-Paris ball.
·Each invitaUon to the Kate and Advocate Ball Nov. 17
bears the French greeting, "Soyez le Bfeiwenu."
And those who accept invitations Tu _the dinner dance f es-
tivities will find the Balboa Bay Club transtormed into a mini·
ature Paris -complete with an Eiffel Tower replica, flower
carts, colorful balloons and an abundance of fresh floral ar·
ranaeme~ts.
Mrs. Sylvan Aronsoq, chairman of the annual fund-raising
event, and her committee memben are r~nsibl~ for creJting
llbe French atmosphere, while Mrs. Howard Block b11 designed
llhe beautiful invitations.
All proceeds go to support the organization's philanthropy,
the Legal Aid F<>undatioo of Orange County which helps spon·
aor, among other services, a legal aid office in Santa Ana.
Ball socializing begins at 7 p.m. with a gourmet buffet
served from 8 until 10. The Society for the Preservation of
Bi& Banda will pro'Vide dancing music from 9:30 to 1 a.m., while
the Roonle Brown Trio will entertain in the lounge from 12:30
unW 2 o'clock.
Guests will be greeted by Mrs. Harmon Scoville of West·
minster and her hosteues, Mrs. Frank Domenichini, San Cle-
mente, and the Mmes. Richard ,Madory, E. F. Steinacher, Mich·
ael Quigley, James Obrien and Robert Jacobs.
Mrs. Donald Wood of Orange is accepUng-reeetvations for
tables of 10.
More than 1,000 invitations have been mailed, according
to Mrs. James Slack. She was assisted by the Mmes. William
MlJJhy, Gene Muwell, Welsh Morningstar, Stephen Tamura,
James Batchelor, John Hamman, Matthew Kurillch and Robert
l.Amikin.
Mrs. William Brynes made the entertainment arrange-
ments while contribution listings were compiled by the Mmes.
John Anderson, steinacher, Furman Roberts, Wylie Aitken,
James Hammerton and Clay Reavis.
The Mmes. Marshall Schulman, Newport Beach; Patrick
Duffy, Irvine, and Keith Welputt, Corona del Mar. helped fash·
ion decorations under the l~ership of Mrs. Walter Welch.
Others were the Mmes. William Tbomf(>n. Robert Banyard,
Paul Ackerman, John Trotter, Roberl Kuehn, Robert Ward
and Arnold Mordkin.
Among door prizes in the offing are a mink boa and 1
weekend In San Francisco, according to cbafrmen Mn. W. Biel
and Mn. Howard Harrison.
Other benefit chainnen are Mrs. Ricbat'd Franck. dinner
arrangements; Mrs. Roger Hope, theme, and Mrs. Don Martens,
publicity.
BIA ANDERSON, ldfNr
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BOUQUETS ALL AROUND -In complete agreement with the
French theme selected for the anm.Jal Kate and Advocate Ball are
members of the sponsoring Lawyers' Wives of Orange County, the
Mmes. Harold Pi1*aln Jr., Richard iavidge,and Paul Man (left . ~ . __:_ __ _
to right). Flower carts, fresh flowers and a replica of an Eiffel
Tower will decorate the Balboa Bay Club premises for the N°".
17 benefit.
Some Trouble for Liz's -Double
By JEAN COX
Of tM Deity "i.1 Steff
lt is difficult to imagine that looking like
Elizabeth Taylor might be a problem.
However accordiltg to Kit Davis, a Laguna
model who doubled for Liz in motion pictures in·
eluding "Cleopatra" and ''The Sandpiper.'• being
a look-alike for the famed star is not all wine and
roses.
··For one thing," lhe 24-year-old beauty pointed
out. ''it would be hard for me to ever become a star
in my own rights, since after all, who needs two
Eliza beth Taylors?"
Kil also said it is difficult for her to get jobs
in television commercials, a very lucrative field
for models, because of the same reason.
"If I were advertising a bar of soap or some-
thing. people would be so busy trying to figure
out if I were Liz or not, they wouldn't notice the
product." she explained.
However Kit is not complaining. Her slender
frame (size seven and eight) has been much in de-
mand for modeling jobs across ihe U.S. in fashion
magazines such as Vogue and Mademoiselle.
Jn addition, she may be found every Wednes·
day and Friday parading fashions for Edith Moss
in Victor Hugo's.
Furthermore. working in movies with such
personalities as Burton and Taylor has been very
interesting for the model.
Miss Taylor is Kit's favorite actress. although
she admits she may be prejudiced. "She is very
charming. witty and intellectual." she explained.
As for Burton. "He's a classic actor. one of
lhe greats of our time." said Kil. adding. "He's a
real charmer. too. He gives every woman the feel-
ing she's the only one around.··
Born in Newport Beach, Kil began modeling
for an area pre-teen shop when she was an eighth
grader, and before long people began noticing her
resemblance to the famous actress.
Since then her appearance has caused consid-
erable confusion to autograph-hunters and star
gazers.
One time, Kit recalled. she was sitting in a Los
Angeles restaurant quietly enjoying her meal when
she was interrupted by a note delivered via the
waiter.
"Is that you. E.T. B. ?" it read. "1£ so, wave
at your good friend, Fru Fru."
Needlenose Severs Friendship With Razor-sharp Tongue
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently
you told a wife who wondered II her
husband was cheating in Vietnam not
to ask him any questions when he re-
turned. You alao said, "lf he volun-
'teers the information. listen quietly,
iay nothing, forgive him and never
· brtng up the subject again."
: Ii this sauce only for the goose. or
doe• it also apply to the gander?
My brother has been In Vietnam
for eight months. I have }lo proor but
I could almost swear that his wire
has entertained a former sweetheart
in her apartment. It burns me up
that she has always gotten away
w1th the goody-goody act Everyonf'
in the ramily thinks ~he 1s a saint
'
I have a theory that people who go
out of their way to be especially nice
are hiding som~thing.
I also have a theory that it is best
to brine things out in the open anJ
clear the air. When my bro:tu:r tome~
home I plan to tell him ot my su~
p1cions and if his wife ts lnnor<:'nt lf't
her prove it. I studied commPrrial
law m high school and llu-; t!\ thP
basis for Ameri can justice. Rl~ht?-
NOT BLIND
DEAR NOT: You must have flunk·
ed the course, Needlenose, because
you'vr got It wroni. American ju~·
tlce 11 bused on the concept that a
persou Is lopocent ontU proven ~ullty.
"Clear the air." my Aunt l\linnlr !
You sount. Utt 1 four-door. brass·
platrd trouhle-mabr and J bopt' your
brothn teUs you to MYOB the min·
ult' you open your mouth.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was wid-
owed at 48. Two 11ons. One married
the following year. The other mar-
ried six monlhs . l~ter. 1 gave them
each $1,000 as a wedding gi/\..
Three months later the younger son
asked lf he could borrow $300. 1 said
yes. He never paid it back so I gave
hJs brother $300 also. because I want-
ed to be fair. Then the older boy
asked if I would help him buy a
house. I signed ror his loan. He and
hJs wlfe moved out of town six months
later and I had to make good on
the payments
The followtng year they decided to
move back to town. I gave them SS.·
IQ} to get started. I gave the other
.:
son SS.000. too. because I wanted to
be fair.
Neither of these boys or their wives
have the time of day for me unless
they want to talk about borrowing
money. They never ask me to their
homes for a meal or invite me any
place. I am nearly 70 and have very
little money left. I am so depressed
about the way my sons treat me that
I don't know what to do. Any ad vice?
-USED
DEAR USED: One thJn1 you can
do 11 1top being a money machine.
I hope your letter wtU wab up other
mothers who thlnk gifta to children
nece11arlly befet Ion and respect.
CONFIDENTIAL TO TROUBLE IN
THE MOVIES: Tell him to keep his
hands In the popcorn or find himself
another girl.
If you have trouble getting along
with your parents ... if you can't
get them to let you Uve your own
life, send for Ann Landers' booklet,
"Bugged by Parents? Bow to Get
l'ttore Freedom." Send 50 cents bl coin
with your request and a loni, stamp-
ed, self-addreuecl envelope.
Ana Landen wW be glad to belp
you with your problems. Send them
to her In care of the DAILY PILOT.
enclo1lng a stamped, 1~lf·aclctttt1ed
envelope.
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MRS. FLOYD W. HUNTIR Ill
Haw1H1n .....,_un
SC Graduates
. Exchange Vows
Golden magnolias and encon lace, beaded ~seed
gold toned chrysanthemums pearls, fuhionect tbe empire
in urns and columns adorn-bodice and abort sleeves. A
ed St. Charles C a t b o 11 c traditional mant1lla of sheer
Church, North Hollywood illusion bordered in match·
when Margaret Susan Amer· iDg lace swept to the c.Upel
ongen and Marine Lt. Floy6 length. Lilies of the valley
William Hunter III exchang· and japbet orchids formed
ed vows before Msgr. Har· her bouquet.
ry C. Meade Sarur d a Y F l o o r length goWna of
100n. ivory silk broc9de, D lo r
The bride, daughter of Dr. bows and ivory toned 91>ider
and Mrs. Frederick K a r 1 chrysanthemums were ae-
Amerongen of North Holly-lected for Mrs. Frederick
wood, was escorted to the al· Karl Amerongen Jr., mation
tar by ber father. Her hus· of honor, and tbe M.ialel
band ls ttie son of Mrs. Er-Christina Von der Ahe, Lisa
win S. de Y.ocskongi of New-Ameroogen, Kathleen Mc-
port Beach and the late GaJTy and Sandra Bogar-
f loyd William Hunter Jr. dus. Mrs. James Lewis
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Valentine Boll
Plans Startetl
Mn. Jack K. LJODS wiJl be dlllit al
the A.u:iliary ol Soath CGlllt 0•• .., ...
pital's nUdla maal V•Jenttee a.II. 11n. a.;
tnlde cam.u, wyiJjwy .. f 1 ?, lllit;
To tab plMe ill IM Ne..-w ... •
Feb. 10, tbe dance ii tbe pwp'a ..,_fad.
Nising project and .. oceedl • .._ retire
their SS0,000 laolpibl pledee-
During a poolside coffee ....._. llmday
by Mrs. Ray lb.nit Fa of U,UU. Jin. LJom
introd~ members of her ()I 'P• who
will assist with ball plans.
Among them are the )Ima Artllar E.
Briggs, seer~ VIOiet Adami. b ea am-;
Thomu J. f'lddNlr. pahlirity: laurd G.
Davis and Harold Dma•, pabw; Bdnrd
W. Reed and Jobn Valentiw,, tnitations:
William F. lmlloff. am •atioei. .. J!linhrth
Dennison md Jwpla U. I.., Jr~ dec-
orations.
Others are llila Fem RancWpla 9d llTS.
Hovey Cox. hotel and on::batn -.., and
the Mmes. Vos.. programs -....... ,,, ~
monies; Don Seal. M&tns: Sam Gin&, door
priJu, and TudJ IL ('Aleman, table arnange.
meats and -imc
Others ~, in their cBcial ~
ties are the 11.mei.. Carrol); Alfnd PaJlllt aad
E. )l Johnston. Sift!' and Gold aa.,_ tD-
chainnen. and V1$r AndNws. wife el lie
president ol the bolpital's boll'd of diredor$.
Turtle Sets Pace
Beauty Business Burgeoning
BJ ar.A AJtiDENON ........
NecealtJ IS tbe mother
ol btveDliclll.
Tbia lldl&e certalnly IQIDJ
ap PoU1 Bertea'• twitch
frcm lblnr to coemetics
busiaess-
Previoally beunted wltb
• akin problem • ' • dry'
allergic to maDJ ·products mt a situation mede wane ~ bJ the delDliDdl ol her
career ol bavine to wear
heavy mabap la froat ol
cameras ••• 111-Bercen
DOW bu a elem-, youtbful
complenoa emWlie by all
Speakine before a croup
ol fasbian and aodety edi·
ton ill Buffuma', L o n g
Beadl, tbe president ol the
burgeCJlling industry ap-
peared to weu-little mate-
~-DiKuasi.ng the "magic"
ie her formula, lbe pve all
credit to turtle oil, • by·
product ol .. turtle lndus·
try .mm la 1-..dertcl from
'IT STARTED AS A LARK'
Polly hrgen
~.1~ =·bow it viously been in the business was doing, I'd start telling
woru, I jut bow it does,.. but at the time Miss Bergen the story and find myself
5 b e ~ QJJlaining wu unaware ol it) sug-giving away samples."
turtle oil la notbing new in gested we go see a chemist As her own i>ersonal cost
moisturiDaC and cleansing friend of hers. grew ("more than I was
aeams ..... it is ued in "I was joked into It." making at playing cards"),
some degree In IDOlt." That's bow the Oil of the she and Miu Jacobs decided
Wby the turtle ob worts Turtle cosmetics llne was to launch a small mail order
About seven months .. aro
the partnerad~to
start retailing to a .;ielect
llstofdepartnlent~~~· ftrst with a moia g
foam and in September aev·
en new beauty pr~ctl
were introduced. ""
"By next fall I pJ'iji to
start a complete makeup
line and hopefully next
spring my fragrances will
be on the market."
To assure special.lied str·
vice in the stores, Polly bu
trained aalesgirla and the
personally opened 80 lfer·
cent ol her major accowrta.
Last sprini the firtn's
president made a 41-city
promotion tour in the U.S.
and 10 more since then.
This booming industry .de-
mand& more and more of
her time in the Los Angeles
oUices alone, so s~1e is "try•
ing to cut down on the
tours" and has "given up••
moVles and TV appearanc-
es, though sh~ quickly add·
ed, "I'll do a few ... cbo~se
the ones I want."
Beeaute <:A her h e c t.i c
scltedule, she lamented that
&be· bad no time to sleep,
quippirle "Being president of
tile compeny, I just d~'t
know wbo to talk to about
getting Jleep writteu into
the schedule."
w ieteNif'8d lier curicaity born. business. ·
to sucta a dlp9I tlMlt lbe lt started out &mall • • • And. like Topsy the busi· Pol;ce Wives w asAped wdlAlta to in fut it wu private. Tbe ness grew and grew. Wom-
find out. "We lnldlt dilcov· chemist whipped up batcfl· en reordered, told friends The last Tuesday o( IV•
ft' ttU oil .bas more value es exclusively for M I s s about Ute product and then f11rJ month ii the date teo
than we realize," ahe aakl, Bergen. they ordered. SOon requests lected by the Newport Beech
hinting t b a t perhaps it "In less than two weeks were made in s t o r e s Pc;lice Auxiliary for iU mee~
might even be employed in my friends began noticing throughout the country for tng at 7:30 p.m. in mem ...
medicine. the change in my complex· Polly Bergen's Oil or llhe hers' homes. Mrs. James
The celebrity aid that ion," she marveled. Turtle, a line they had nev· Rabb, 5-46-1716, will furniab
she went into the cosnetics __ .. _Wh_en_th_e.:..y_a_s_ked_w_h_a_t_I_e_r_h_e_ar_:d_ol_. _____ ___:loc...;.a_ti_· o_n_inf_o_rm_a_o_· on_. __
business "strictly on a lark .
It all happened over a card
game," she cbuckied, add·
ing she'd rather play cards
than do anytblng, bouting
"I'm very good at it."
"A group ol us got to-
gether about two afternoons
a week. 'Ibey always ar·
rived dressed up, and here
I'd be with thick creams on
my face, trying to.get some
oil back in the skin.
"Finally, a friend of mine
(June Jacobs wtlo had pre·
Toastmistresses
ANNUAL
HOLIDAY SALE
The new Mrs. Hun~er re-Hicks Ill and Mrs. Robert._---------------~-..-. cited her wows in a gown SalatJta. bridal attendants.
of ivory satin des.lgned in Stewart McPherson serv·
princess lines. ImJJO!f.ed al· ed as best man, while a,·
Mercury Savings and Loan
Baild.ing. Huntington Beach,
ii tk setting for the gatb·
eriJlg of the Las Olas Toast-
mistress C1ub of Huntington
Beach at 7:30 p.m. on the
tecood and fol•rth Wednes·
day1 of the month. SAVB
20%-40%
DIAMOND
WATCHES
Komus Krewe
Prepares Ball
Candlewood Country Club,
Whittier will be the scene of
conviviality Saturday eve-
ning, Nov. 11, when Mystick
Krewe of Komus members
and guests attend the annu-
al formal President's Ball.
A prime rib dinner will
be served at 8:30 followed
by dancing to the music of
Charlie Gate's orchfftra.
Robert Reines, mast.er of
ceremonies. will present a
series of skits and musical
Jelections.
. The ball honors Richard
.Luther. current preA)dent.
suming usher dutiesA were
Fred Ame!'oogeo, Lt. Steven
Oolwell, Wayne Cochran, The Tee Tattler
David Brobeck and Ronald (£.,..... ...-: a c.-.. • -ialll. ..._ ~. •--~ Orrid 1tlffttlen, Ja:......., sm11. Elkin. 911'1 -.... .,.,.. wt11 ..-r _. T....._ J.. I(. ........._ WI; ,,_, ..... !111 C&.M D. IM Minis. Orvld Sltlelltl.
_. ltl h C».llY ~tlDT. Te _, ...... ...._ Ml. .......... Sl; Jdln J«*. JI. J. H. Lakeside Golf Club, the v..-... ~: •-Poole. ss. --tor .,. .-.. ..._ ... ._. nma• .._ wa..-oe. A. llW MUA onaoe reception setting, was dee· .. ~.o ... 1J& c-.... ,_ -....., ~ . .-o. -""' WM1sn.11-c1 ... a. t11e Mnm. orated with -rgnes of gold _, • ~ ..., -.1 -~ -""'-"" ..,._. F1o«•. .--L-. w.11., Wllia.M. 211 -r-19"9111 COoUT ..._. ~ ~ ....... Lei• 0. PMI si.-r......_ WVW-Nttll. spider du'ysantbemwns. lWO LOW 1oAU..1 w ...... • m 1 11; a.. a. .. """"· •1 c-•. ,... Mmes. 1t~ ,......
Music for dancing was pro-L'~ ~~ ~ ::-:-.:.-"'"',_.,~r::;.~~~ :; ~ ~~ !!:.,!-=-.~•-:;: vided by Joseph Lidrter. o.¥lf __.. .._ aMlw, ._ 9: 0.0 C. lie ......_ W. L .._,. ......_ ltHa Cne, 1'; ,,_ ... _..
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left for a Hafiaiian honey.11
moon
The bride is a graduate of
the University of Southern
California where she pl.edg·
ed Delta Gamma. She was
presen~ to society at tbe
Cardinal's Ball. Her hus-
band, also a use .alumnus.
affiliated wittl Phi Kappa
Psi.
at MARftll'S • • •
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Annual De Uso
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Every Bedroom set in our store, plus Sealy
and Simmons Mattresses, included in our
PRE-HOLIDAY SALE.
BB.OW WllOl FSALE COST
M•ny ftems .,. Wholes.le Cost •nd below to move Dis·
cc>fttinuecf Numben, lrokett Sek, Of' Floor S.mples. You
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UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY
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for Christmas gifts
A small deposit will
hold your selection.
• every watch set with 2
to 44 exquisitely
. --matched diamonds
• every watch is 14 Karat
gold
• all with famous make
17 jewel movements
• we show you just a
few of the elegant
.. styles now on sale
·1. Reg. $125 6 diamonds 99.00
2. Reg . $157 2 diamonds 99.00
3. Reg . $1200 :
2 carot total 799.00
4. Reg. $250 30 diomonds.
1ft carot total 199.00
5. Reg. $425 8 diomonds, ·
I corot total 259.00
6. Reg . $395 4· diomond. ·
I corot totol 279.00
7. Reg. $537 Pear shape with .
round diomonds 299.00
8. Reg . $495 approx .
11/J corot totol 349.00
'9. Reg . $650
44 diomond s 399.00
Fine Jewelry, 810
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A bot h
or more c
peeesant •
)L.canuta
INwing~
eon and et
ed by St.
~),\of Catt q.y, Nov.
J 'he evei
thf. Laguo
Clubbo111e
.JJ~est tiJ Ing to M:
and tr.rs.
~ays and
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STAN
SIDER
.. ..
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Decks Broken .Open
A hot luncheon, a doun
or more door prlu1 and a
p.1ant afternoon ol brid&e
lt ..cana1ta are 1omt of the
8Hwin1 c.ardt for the lundt-
eon and card party apomor·
ed. by St. Catherine's Coun-
tjl of Catholic Women 'l'\tes-
d,ay, Nov. 14 at 12 :~ p.m.
. .., 1,'he event, to tUe place ill
the. Laauna Beach Women's
'ClUbhouae, will follow a
h.-.rveat time theme, accord-
ing to Mn:. Merle Zeiper
and N'.rs. Robert C r u c tf
#'&ya and means cbainnen'.
·:•
CouncU-=-· ... them • the -'-kaililc n -
mt are IM "-.. Am
O"&dtiva. llaJ P.•p ; 7 -·---Locille -· --..... -........ Sln!ft. Von-.._ -Mlll----Rellly.
ngt ' lll t • •' IS .. be •• _.,, .... .._
ae&.9'111Der ••· se bei-c ·-~., .... N--... -... .... Zdpa-, -Tiie ..-. u bnited.
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ONLY 3 MORf DAYS
DON'T MISS THIS Sl'K1Al U.V9'1G5 E'VINJ. OUJ-
STANDING SRECTtON IS AVAll.Aa! Fm TOUI aJH...
SIDERATION.
. . ..
Harbourites Meet 'Dolly'
Musical s Lur e . •
'ft ' u arta Me absorbing the interest ol
• -1 ., Hatington Harbour Beach Club .... _
T' aw at 7:30 p.m., they will ~ a
dmWal bm It the club to atterid 'Hello.
.,..,-at '1J I d1land. Only 50 tickell U.
•• 3 tie, aitiactiug to manager V e r ~ 0 n
Car-. • 1ew: tationl are req•ired.
c-tt-• will be served e.n route; ~
et tr-&DaJ. wi1J conc:lude the festive 9.t:-
lliag witll a breatfast to be served in the club.
'l'lle kw' PIJ Award-winning film "AUie"
will be -. in the dub at 9,30 p.m. Wed·
De9day. ~-15. 1'beft is no admission charge
far memben., t-t due to the popuJarity of the
Kilainp at the Moria:, diMer reservations
are recoa11"'""'ied in advanC1!. D i n a c r ill
_,... betweew I and 10 p.m.
OIMr aew imxwalions at the club are
Ille -, Bloody Mary'a and brunch served
W t CM JO a.m. and 12:30 P:m. eaai· week,
ad ...... -~ being formulated for a
'l'lmel ad H o 11 y Fashion Sbow-lun~eoo
WWda ii be inc Kheduled ror Thursday,
-· 311. 'Rattntiom for any of these-acUvitles
...,. be mad• by calling the club. 847·253 1.
Auxiliary Fa vors Flair
At International Show ·-----· -· r .. flare~ ........ 'I llled.Dlltda
......... ~Cft'GIJD
ia _. • sidewalk cale com·
--... -.tarts .... .gm .... will tab
ploce twci_."I Mondo7,
-· 13. _._._Comm ..
Two Speakers
Spark Jaycee
Monday Dinner
lln. nn. P.ioe:tid. wife
Ill( Calib'llia Jaycee'• pres-
idml. will be one al t h e
,_. apeakln at • special
e•· cw Beacll Kn. Jay-
ne ~ meetinc to take
place ... 'l•• p.m. .. ...,.
Noir. u .. Sam'• Seafood
reatwal.
Ai.Mdr ..... group
will be a 1epieseatath'e of
IM ffw4iwel-BwJa_Cam.,.
mmity C Ill ting Center.
ANIHQNY IOSE ·--Gl.AMOUlt HAVEf
llEAUTY SAi.ON ,,,. ...... ~c-....
~71'3
Kids Like to
'Ask Andy'
lllQ: l.IOolital Auslllary la it; ....... __
&Illa -. Ille -411 benefit Houn will « 10
a.m. lo I p.m. Moncb, and
Tuesday and I a.m. to 5
p.m. Wednesday iii: tlte bol·
pital auditorium. The show
is open to tht!I public and
the proceeds will go toward
the $50,000 pledge the Ol'g&D·
h.ation ba1 made for the hos-
pital.
A kiosk and a sen.era!
atcn will di.splay handmade
arts and cnftl, unusual
Christmas decorations a n d
floral arrangemenU.
V.:rz. Eugene Ja meson Is
chairman of the gift show
and committee members 81·
&iati.ng her .-e the Mmes.
t'red Gray, Richard Wide-
tick, Mu Bailey, Earl Huff,
Cbarles Hanes, Robert Sim-
merg:i'!ft. Alfred Vawter,
Rou M~. Sll~e Gin·
elli, Ed.mood Dahlbausea ,
Edward Pequegu t, Elmer
Lem and Owen Haw&.
Princess
JfaR TO AVOID JW!BBl'BLJI HIJ'i'DfJIC8
WBllN '!'OU AU 1IUILDllC A aJOBll:
AB soon as
they dtg 1he hole_
holler HELPI
Your great odftntur. in house
buikfing ts ei:citing, fv11 and°''°
frought wittl ftightmoresl Whet!
you 're going to i.cn. our
.,..i..,;.,...t -..
a11istanc1, do"'' woit 'til it's filM far
dkisions about mrpeting alld fvmituN.
Holler HEl' aariJ hw --oolon
in the botfu'Oom, flooring. hal dwcw•.
where to hang tM dtawcltlier, wi... to loml9
the telephone facb, etc. etc. etc. ale.
We ..... hod )'90'1 of experiefG coping witt.
the multitude of c1etaa1 tlMrt go Htto building
o home . If you're getting ready to build~
I
rememt. we con smooth the woy fr'OllR IH beginn t,.gl
'
Lithe lines and lively
pleat.s make this f igure·
skimming princess 1 h e •
very form of flattery. Simu·
lated slot seaming is easy.
smart.
Printed Patte r n 9407 :
Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14. 16,
18. Size 14 requir~ :I~
yards 39-inch fabric
SIXTY-FIVE C..:t:NTS in
coins for eaeh pa1tern-
add 15 cenll for pacfl pal·
tern for first-class maili ng
and special h.andJi n~. Send
to Marian M a rt i n. the.
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Dept., 232 West IRth St.,
New Yor k, N.Y. 10011.
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Tllunday, Novembtr ~. 1%7 OAIL Y PILOT }9
Specialists Surveyed •
Opinions Vary Among Doc tors
NEW YORK (UPI) -
Birth control pills. although
genenlly aafe, may pm.
duee such unwanted &Jde ef-
fects as prolonged lnfertll·
ity and personality changes,
'a surver ol women '1 doc-
tors indicated.
About a third of the doc·
tors said also they believe
the ()!'al contraceptive leads
to in creased promiscuity
among single women, but
an approximately e q u a I
number said it tends to re-
duce the sex drive.
The survey of 6,733 mem·
hers of the American Col·
lege or Obstebicians a n d
Gynecologists was publish-
ed by McCall's Magazine.
An accompanyin g article
said the conclusions "should
be reusuring to W<>men
>
concerned, about laking the
pill."
"Ninety.five percent of
the speclalilt1 feel it Is safe
e nough to pre1cribe for their
padenta, and 87 give it
more frequmtly than any
other ramily·pl&nning meth·
od," the magazine said.
Tbe 1pecialista minimized
dangers of caDCer, throm·
bolembolism, jaundice or fi.
broid tumors of the uterus
resulting from the pill.
Eighty . .lour percent ol. the
doctors. bQ;evt:r, reported
some case s in which patients
had difficulty in becoming
pregnant after they stopped
taking the pill . Forty per·
cent reported so me person·
ality changes -sometimes
making the patient happier
but more often involvini:
some degree or depre111ion.
The magazine uJd 3J per·
cent of the doctor• found
11hat the pill tends to re-
duce 1tie 1e1: drive, but 24
percent reporled increases
ln the drive among their pill-
taking patients.
The side effect which
most Often caused women
to stop taking the pill was
a gain in weight, the doc-
tors said. Other patient&
complained of persistent
nausea.
Seventy-two percent ol the
specialists said another side
effect -not sufficiently se-
rious, in most cases. to
make women stop taking
the pill -Wa! the appear·
ance of freckle-like blotches
on Ute patient's face.
McCalls said 86 pen:ent of
thl! doctors bad prescribed
the pill for 1ingle women
In some cases. The doctors
were "spilt" as to whether
the pill might incteue pro-
miscuity dmoog unmaJTied
takers.
"Close to a third of the
doctors thought it did; al·
mOl!lt halt. that it didn't, and
one in six declined to give
an opinion," the magazine
said,
"Many doctors comment·
ed that a girl who asked
for the pill was already hav·
Ing se~ relations," o n e
wrolt:, "it may increase Ute
frequency ol relations, but
the pill certainly doesn't
transfocm virgins Into bar·
lots."
SPECIAL
PURCHASE!
YOO'D EXPECT TO SEE TIIEM
TA&if P AT 48% TO 50% llHR!J
FUR-UKE.
DRESS COATS
YOUR-97
CHOICE
S&lllC 15 IB.Dllll! ___ ..,.
at1.JC •1ML" •uc• ie F_,,.__ ..... .._
. .
portrait or shoM weddi"fl
i..-loollcw.-bolted
badoo.Whllo,-._ __
l•M-
1•1&
OUR GIANT ''FALL'' SALE!
100% HUMAN HAIR FALLS OR MINI -FALLS
88
COMP.
AT , ...•
16" lo 18" lengths. Lets yoo do
wonders with your own hair!
Adds length, fullness and body.
Can be worn many ways. lovely,
natural human hair -to match
your own. Choose from over 30
popolar shades.
18" TO 20" FALLS 3911 • EXTRA lONG 22" FALLS 49•
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!0 DAil Y PILOT Thursd~, Nomnbtr 9, l<H>7
, .. . .. . .. • •
Stewardess
Alumnae Club
Celebrates
Celebrating NaUooal Foun-
ders Day with a Venetian
Venture Luncheon are mem·
bers of Clipped Wings, Unit-
fd Air . Lines Stewardess
~ae, Inc.
: ·La Strada restaurant in
Glendale will be the settin·g
Wedneeday"' Nov. 15, at 11 :45
a.m.
Past iresidents of the Los
Angeles chapter and put
national prestdeita will be
honore<l.
Attending from the ~a
are the Mmes. William Bell,
Richard F r e s c h i, Robert
Zelsdorf, Peter Hort.on, Wil-
·Half
Retired Admiral Tells
'Pearl Harbor Story;
Rear· Adib. (rel) Uslie 'duled at' 12:30 p.m. In Mari·
E. Gthres will tell the'Story ners Library, Mrs. Earl G.
of Pearl Harbor to members Corkett. regent, will pre·
J "" Col ...,illl Cabell side, and Mrs. S. M. Reber 111 we · ·"' am will introduce the speaker. C~, Daughters' of the Mrs. 8'anley Statia is
Amer.lean RevoJution on hostess Chairman, assisted
W~lday. Nov. 15. by the Mmes. Harold Wick·
A dessert.tea will be serv. ersbam, Alexander Kensey,
ed during tt1e session, sche· George Buccola and J. J. Ja·
kosky.
liam Todd, Emmett Oehlert,
John Bultena. Thomas Saf-
fer, Jim Shaffer, Michael
Stocki, James Burton, Paul
Wagenbach, Jobn Wright.
Clifford Ehrler and Robert
Kiefel'.
Sizes ,
Chapter members will at·
tend tbe DAR's Southern
Council session at 9 a.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 21, in the
·HuntiDgton -Sheraton Ho·
tel, Pasadena.
Other. area chapters send· i1
ing representatives will be
the Patience Wright Chap·
ter, Laguna Beach: Aliso
Canyon Chapter, Laguna
Hills; San Clemenje Chap-
ter, and Richard ·'Bayldon
Chapte!'t Seal Beach.
During the council meet,
Mrs. Donald Spicer, state
regent ol the Qalif ornia
state Society, DAR, will an-
nounce her candidacy for
the national DAR office " ·
historian general. Holidayi Harbinger
Art Work Attracts .. ,
Art. will be the center of ~utiff ~ member•
lotereat when the Midway decided lo'·~ .hoe.
· 4'lt, Wom¥•* Club meets for nee<ty tctiool ~ m.
at.12:• p.~· Tuee'day, Nov. stead 1f pt~ food baa· 1., tn the clubhouse. keta as ther-..Ve dooe for
Mri. Sl~y Miller, chair· put Tbank.s~l•· $M:.. 13'f 'Ati~OA will )1.rL N.~:~WDnCID, PJ'U• ~ 1'ri.' '.ijelin -OaiusO )~,att, .~1 ~ eight •~c oo :~1 "11 u... · lt111Dben 'Pllll io. •uaoo the t.t .. qt to¥•. d Nn. L B. QranJ~.'.D~Ft )D•g. to-~' ~ ·~e baf · mono"· ,' . · been displayed in the l\oyal Tea boste•1e1 for the day A~demy of Art in London, will be Mrs. Robert O'Don-
wlll show some Ol her w0r1'. nell, Mrs. C. L. Conklin and
At the last meeting of tbe Mrs. ~. V. Pbilllps.
Imports lnterntiiiona t
inow why
tklmmers .,.
..... for half ... , They
Mab you leok
thinner. KMW
wheN
Att«noon luncheon
speaker will be Deputy Or·
ville Pollock, Los Angeles
Oounty Sleriff's Depart·
ment. who baa chosen Pro-
tection in the Home u Ilia
iopc.
Bazaar Jte!Da ~£trcm! holiday gifts, gad_1eta l.lld handmade_d~Wi.o.lll to__
candy and 1iUiii ~ will be offered for sate at 1 p.D). Saturday, Nov. 11, in
Costa Mea llOOll ~e· Displaying some of the enticing articles are Mrs. Vic-tor Pilger .and 111'1. latl Trapp, dlairm~ (left to right). A turkey· dinner will
be Mned at e ,p.m. follow~ by dancing· .until ·1 a.m.
QUITSI
FINAL WDKI
271' •• 17lh It.
c .... , ....
._ LOOI N>1 .ntl. SALi Sl4tNI
te find ... ............. ........ , .. """" c.... ...
from $15.00
. ~~'sHALF-SIZE SHOP
-1805 N.wport ltvd., c:o.t1 Meu l1nkAmeriaird
.. 'hWeck'MrttteflMlfNlt
H~ t:JI .. l:JO, ....., .. t :ot
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FIM Jrwtllers and SlfversmlthslP • • • SlllClf 1898
Open M~ and Friday Mnlngs 'tll 9:30 p.m.
JOtA ,,_.., r.a
TABLE SEmNG CONTEST
Por Bl__,,. Cr.U Hi.A SeAool CUUt
Come Vote for Your Favorite
(by Dllmbe.r to insure lmpartiallty)
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8th through
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th
PARTICIPATING SCHOOl.S:
MARYWOOD IDGH SCHOOL, ANAHEIM
MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL, SANTA ANA
ORANG~ HIGH SCHOOL
SANTA ANA IDGH SCHOOL
EL MODENA IilGH SCHOOL
VILLA PARK IilGH SCHOOL
• NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL
• CORONA DEL MAR IDGH SCHOOL
PllZES:
FIRST PRIZE $100.00
SECOND PRIZE $75.00
THIRD PRIZE $25.00
POPULAR VOTE PRIZE $25.00
(to be used far class fUDds)
fEA TURING:
Fine China, Silver and Cryst.a.J from
J. HERBERT HALL. JEWELLERS
32 Fashion Square, Santa Ana
JUDGES
MRS. L. W. WHI'rl'INGTON
MRS. CHARLES H. SEARS
MRS. ROBERT S. LOUREY
~WARDS GIVEN, SATURDAY, NOV. 11th
10:30 A.M.
Half's Sant.a Ana
Hall's P~sadtna
. ,
• • • Bullock's F'asll10ft Square
Hall's Pomona
Christmas Suggestions
Reviewer
By JUDY lltfflST
Of 1111 ~ f'fW Stiff
An "incredible victory" is
not only a novel worth read-
ing but an apt appraisal of
Carlotta Williama, literary
critic, who hastily reviewed
more than :.> books for Pi
Beta Phis Celebrity Book
Review Series ..
"Staddlta •'.lifetime.on a 'lisbing bous..
pmble, lie .., f1ndl bil A name whicb is more
money C..-bay ewey. ·familiar, Art IJnkletter, baa
thing,•• 6 peUled. · a new selection "Oopa !
There II tpMOlation. to-Life's Awful 'Mom ents"
da1 about • chara~. · wh.lch ii juit tn Ume for the
The a1d!Mlr • ua reiteratA!ld holiday marbt.
that hla boat' 11111 no link '1i Another fanlliar name -
touch wiUl ~· HowlVtJ', Sarah Bernhardt, who was the publle ' to peia known tO a teJec:t few. aa Ma·
Mn. Williama' November "who ii $ because tbe dame Sarah, fl ttie llUb;ect
reading lilt and thumbnail book= very wed, ()f Cornelia Otla Skin.n~'s sketches ottered Pi Phis and Mra. ·w .-ote<f. . , new biography.
guests the opportunity to Con at-. brisk pa~ "In a moat charming
"ahop" books for Cbriat-ahe intr~.Hrbe Avoca· style,'' Mrs. Williams said, ·
maa. Selectiona ranged from . do CookboOt by Bauer and "Miss Skinner tells of the
mot.or bikes to cookbooks Logermam ·llr that gool ·Sarah she knew in France
and from ddldren'• atoriea cook or .,..,.~ grower in and all tile great tk!tress's
to biograpbiea. the fan:lll1. • idiosyncrasies."
"A must for everyone" Aocordln&. *'c· e critic, '. With apprehenaion the re· was attributed W a 1 t e r "b~ ff boob hit viewer diacusaed Marshall
Lant'& new nO'fel "lnered-the...,,_ W f ym Mr,LQhan'a best seU1r "Uq·
llje Vtcrory." 'lbe au'1lor, and most ~~ food ~·Media : The Ex·
a graduate of Prineeton lJni. blltory, pi:eper and so 1-.W6DI ,o(:Maft.'' "Besides
versity, wu gripped by forth. Allll, tbli er and b6lng ~ely dffflcult to
dasslcal hilt.cry and inapir· d~ftt..tealat 1l9lt univer· rad ... I don't know what
ed by patrlotlsm. st tuebers, ofter fancy I read when I fin1abed," she
"He brill1'ntl1 recorded and qulCMe reclpel · on the Pcm1.ed. • .
Ile history illvolvtng the bat-famOUI ~ornia fruit." 0 Tbe boQt ii a most con·
tle of M id w a y and thoee For men cid some women fusiJ:IC paperback and my
U. S. and Japanese com: "Yamaha" is a noteworthy purpose.for-its introduction
manders ~g.•• book to slip in that Christ· waa to aave you from read~
A!IOthef 'boot tcutblng on mas stocking. h,lg It" ahe expressed &iJt.
adventure and hi.story was OCee ·Ritch eoftrs en· cerea,.
"The Journal of Colonel de gioes, power performance, Tbt growth of a young girl
Lancey, .. bJ.. Jamea Bellah. engine tuning and the bike's to 1pfniterhood and the con·
Soon to appear in 25 lan-history· while includmg 100 tinulnl· shadow of, a posses·
guagea, the novel features diagrams and pictures. sive motl'lel-makes J o y
exciting campaign.a with a A must for young teen· Crowle1'• .. &est in a Fall·
variety of walk-on charac· agers is "White Thunder," ing Tree" very interesting
tera. Mrs. Williama smiling a story of the Indians in reading.
secretl)' disclosed. "the end· NorthWest Canada. The The last selecti.on before
ing is a real surprise!" small book mixes three sue-the thumbnall lketebea waa
Another narration deal· cessful ingredients for the by Jane Kesner Ardmore,
ing with careers and not a youngster -a boy and girl the club's guest author on
man is Morton Cooper's and a white wild stallion. Feb. 2. ' •4
"The King." The author. Nancy Schar· Miss Ardmore, ,whQ. bu
The character -a sing-macb, hu a success story ghost written fdr Edtth Head
ing idol with too much hair, not unlike Hollywood's Lana and Joan Crawford, offers
money, women and marri· Turner. During her first "To Love Is to Lilt.eJl," the
ages, la a close friend to the night class in creative writ· story of a young girl with a
U. S. President before the ing,• the authoress complet· cloaed mind who la audden-
nation's leader dies. What ed tbia work which was sold ly awakened by her grand·
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22 DAILY PILOT Thursday, November 9, 1987
Men in Service
Alrman lC Davld R. Kn·
torff, son ol Mr. and Mn.
.L. D. Kaltroft of 885 Maiel·
1an SL, Costa Mesa. &a air-
craft mechanic, bu been as·
alped to a unit of the Mill·
tary Airlift Command, Mc-
Guire AFB, New Jene7.
'nle a l r m a n prnioualY
served ln Japm and Vlef..
nun. He la a cr8duate of.
Cotta Mesa m111 School and
attended Orance Coast Col·
lege.
Airman lC David E. Kre-
mDee, soo of Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Kretnlller of 4011
Calle Juno, San Clemente,
bu ,raduated from U.S. Air Force techDlcal s c h o o l,
Keesler AFB, Mias.
Trained u a radio repair·
man, Airman KremWer bas
been assigned to a unit of
the Air Defense Command
at Mill Valley Air Force Sta-
tion. He is a 1963 graduate
of CIPlltrano Union H l C h
School.
Maj. Rome G. OllOD, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Walters ol 1523 Monterey
OUTSTANDING
Orval G. Coffelt
Rd., Seal Beach, has re-
ceived the U.S. Air Foree
Commendation Medal dur-
ing retirement ceremonies
at Travil AFB, Calif.
Maj. Olson WU decorated
for meritorioua lel"Vice as
aasistant chief and mainte-
nanoe staff olficer, contract
airlift survey branch, Bead·
quart.en, Twenty-eecond Air
Force, Travis. Be was cited
for his outstanding profes-
sional skill.
Army Sgt. Rlebard B.
Jl'1ower, 22, 100 of Mr. and
Mn. Walter X. P'lower 301
Marguerite, Corona deJ Mar,
bas received the Good Con-
duct Medal at Ft. Hood,
Texas. 1
Sgt. Flower, assigned to •
the 2od Armored Division
Artillery, received the award
for exemplary conduct, ef.
flciency and fidelity in IC·
tive military service. He II
a 1963 graduate of Santa Ana
High School and entered the
Army in 1965.
Airman Mlehul W. Smith,
son of Mn. Florence L.
Nicbola ol 852 Blu~lrd Can·
yon Road, Laguna Beact:f,
ha.a completed bulc train-
ing at Lackland AFB, Tex-
as. He has been assigned u
a security poli<:eman with a
unit ol the Air Defense Cooi-
man, Suffolk, AFB, N e w
York.
Airman Smith is a 1963
graduate of Laguna Beach
High School and attended
Orange Coast College before
entering the service.
John F. Darldlo•, 22, soo
of Mrs. Margaret Davidloo
of 1Jl68 Hickory Place, Cos·
ta Mesa, has been commis-
sioned a second lieutenant
AT l'T. WOOD
Paul Beal
WUllam M. ~lbble Jr., of
254.9 Norn St., Coata Meaa,
bu completed two weeb of
tn1nlQI at c.mc> Pendleton.
Ht will 10 Oil to more ad·
vaDCtd tnlniDc before be-
tnc auiped to bla perml·
Dent umt.
Marine Cpl. Relucl J.
K0t D, 10D of Mn. Wal-
lace L. Stepbenl of 3147 Col·
lege Ave., Cotta Meta, wu
promoted to bl.I present rant
while servt.ni with the Sec-
ond Battalion Fifth Marine
Regiment, First Marine Di-
vision in the Republic m
Vietnam.
His promotion wu i.ect
on time in lel'Vlce and rat.
milltary &ppelJ'IDCe a D d
knowted.le ol selected mJ.li.
tary subjectl.
Marine Pvt. lC ~ c. Miller t IOD of Mn. Bar·
bara A. Miller of Dl8I
Hlpway, Lapna Beach.
bu completed the Field Ra·
dlo Operators Courie at Ma-
rine Corpt Bue, Camp Pen-
dleton.
Steman Nonau R. Far· .OU, USCG, 10D ol Mr.
and Mn. Norman J. Far·
qubar I of 17091 Courtney
Lane, llwltincton Beach, la
aboard tbe Cout Guard cut.
ter, Burton Ialand, partid·
paU.q ID Ill Antartic re-
learcll program.
Stiman Rd. Glen A.
Buprt. USCG, U. IOll of
Mr .... Mn. Leanard IJD.
.... ., at <>lie st., c.o.ta
...... JI at Alameda, for
bulc tralning.
_A_1.W1 ...ll'aduate of New-
port Harbor High School,
Seaman Hangard hopes to
pduate Dec. 8.
Be will be aaaigned for
further training leading to
a specialty ra&g in t h e fieJd ol bia choice.
Ainnan Bal»er't w. J>aie,
son of Mr. &bert Pace of
10122 Crlilet Drive, Hunt-
ington Beach, bu graduat-
ed from A viat1on structural
Mechanics Scboot at the Na-
val Air Technical Center,
TRAINING OYllt
Michael '"'
Memphi.9, Tenn. He has just
c:ompleted a two week A via-
tion Familiarization course
at Memphis.
Two Harbor area men.
Marine Pvta. Tlileodore W.
Tatro, son of Mrs. Vera Ta·
tro of 1042 Temple Terrace,
Laguna Beach and J.U B.
Very, IOD of Mr. and Mn.
R. K. Very Of 1142 Rull.and
Road, Newport Beach, have
completed two weekl of
training at Camp Pendleton.
They will have m<n ad·
vanced training before be-
ing amgned to a permanent
unit.
Airman lC Gary R. KJer-
naa, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kleman of 2731 Via
Santo Tomas, San Clemen-
te, Is on duty at Ubon Royal
Thai AFB , Th.ailaDd.
Airman Kiernan, a jet air·
craft mechanic, ii a mem·
ber of the Pacific Air Forces
assigned to Homestead AFB
Florida belore his arrival in
Thailand. He is a graduate
of Coronado High Scl\OQl,
Scott.9dale, ArU.
Army Pvt. Ro•aJd G. Hor·
lock, 2Jl, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry H. Horlock, 1347
Catalina, Laguna Beach, bas
been assigned to the 26'7th
Signal Co., Vietnam. Pvt.
Horlock is a light vehicle
driver. He entered the Armj
in 1987 and his assignment
before Vietnam was Ft. Ord.
Two Huntington B e a c b . r the men have corr.~leted two alter graduation rom weeb of training w>der sim·
infantry Officer Candidate ulated combat conditions at School, FL Bennini, Ga. -'"-to Camp Peuu.u:s n.
Naval Reserve En.sign Pat,. Marine Pvtl. At P. Kav-
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Alvin V. Kavanagh of 20320
Winegard of 2983 Alta La· Magnolia, and Ray Pollard,
guna Blvd., Laguna Beacll,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wll·
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Marine Pvt. William rtf. ing before being assigned to
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.Men in Service
OIADUATID
larryC ............ n
Aragon Qrcle, and htl'td
L. A.ldenell. IGll ol. Mr. and
Mn. L. AndenoD, 1S8l1 Wil-
lett Lane.
Spec. 4.C. WDlam R. Jiii...
let' Jr .. ntmued tD WDdeD-
fiecker. GmnaD.y. where be
ii stationed wtth·tbe Hh En-
gineen, aft« a »day Juve
visiting bl.I sments. Mr. and
Mn. William R. llDler of
Balboa.
Huser attfD!Sed Newport
Harbor JDgb Scbool and Or·
ange Cout College before
entering the tenice tn 1911iS.
Radio Selman JUlel R.
Mucn'ftt USN, 10D ol.
E. R. Musgrave, Ull32 Ro-
bert Lane, llmrtlngtoa
Beach, is lel'Ylng OD the
staff of Commqder Ampbi-
bioua Force, U.S. AfJatlc
Fleet bued at tbe Naftl
Amphibious Bue, UWe
Creek, Va.
Marine M. ..., L.
Belln17, IOll al Mr. and
Mn. John C.. Hollony,
8562 Sorento Circle, Bunt-
tnctan Beach, srMMed at
the Marine Corpt Recruit
Depot. San Diego, aftlr
eight week.I al traiDlq.
Navy Seaman Recndts
WIUlaa C. B...,.._, toll
of Mr. and Mn. Robert O.
Brodencla, ma a.tel'·
brook Lane. and o..w B.
Fbmen 90ll of Mr. ad
Mn. Leray H. Fhmern. 115
7th St., both of Hunttngtcn
Beach. are at the Nav!\l
Trainlnl Station. San Diego,
undergoing nine weeks of
basic training.
Two Orange Coast men are
at the Naval Tralninl Cen-ter, Sen Diego, for basic
tralnin1. They are Seaman
Rel JUebN A. Tania Jr.,
USN, soo'Of Mn. Marian A.
Richard.son, 3124 Garfield
Ave .. Colt.a Mesa. and Sea·
man Rct. Robert E.' Dedce,
USN, son of Mr. and Mn.
Richard E. Dodge. 15351
Rushmore L a n e, Hunting·
ton Beach.
Airman Gerald B. Salt,
.
Paul It. Rome, .. 38th
St., Newport Beach is OD
duty at the Pacific Nuclear
Weapom. Tndning Center,
North kJancl Naval Air
staUoa San Diego.
Pvt. Lui p. IAMlwtc. IOll
of Mr. and Mrl. L. o. Lad-
wig, 540 Bernard st., Cos-
ta Mesa, la DOW leniDg bl
Kana.
He campleted baalc train-mc at Fad Campbell, Ky.
aad ,,.. ustped to Rhool
at l'od M.cC1eDan. ~ be-
fore repca-ttug for du1;y over--'· . DUllanlnl Clerk Seaman
P8frtm J. JtetD,y. ICll of
Dwafne A. Remy, llTI sq.
line Drfn, Laguna Beacla.
II ...mg aboard the USS
Valcan, FJapbfp ftr Com·
mander 8erTice Force,
U.8. Atlatic Fleet.
Seamn BeW:r. •• bu
bem In tbe NPJ faF 21
moatba.
Airmail ...... ..,. s.ra.
IClll of Mr. aad Mn. Adol-
pbal A. Saaw flf tlM C«-
mado, Colta Mela, h a I
eampleted bale tndnlDC at
IMlncl AFB, Taa. He
bu beeD Ul1ped to a.. AJr
Force 'J'wbnlC'I Tr~
Omter, 8bepsmd AFB :Z-.·
... for spedaHpd.......,
u an aln:raft malntenaDCe
speda1iJt.
Airmail Serrano la a grad-
uate of Cotta Mesa High
School ad •tten«W Oranp
Cout College before jobdug
the Air Force.
DeeaW Carter Jr., Radio-
man 3C, ICll of Mr. a D d
Mrs. Donald C'a-t.r of 8331
Yorktown, Huntington Beach
la serving aboard the USS
A.lkart operating tn Vung
Tau, Vktnam. The USS AJ,.
Vl!T DUTY
Oonll Carter
brt Is cummtly Involved
in Operation Flotilla. which
ii a river patrol workin1
with the Army's 9th Infan-
try Divllion.
Marine Pvt. lC Dould E.
F .. nder, ward of Mr. and
Mn. R. A Middaugh of mt
Colorado P!Bce, Costa Mesa,
bu completed a three·week
radar set group maintenance
course at the Marine Corps
Air Station. Cherry Point,
N.C .
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%4 DAILY PILOT ThutsdQ, Nowmbtr 9, 1967 LI NI CM
Barents Will Jo in Youngsters • Schools' Fall Festivities
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·wnd West Thrills Await Pomona Students
Cfc!llOr'I Noh: A ..... ~ .. C.11 Mew, N.-t 1-11 eM ~
IUM leKll Nf9M.~ ~ "on' wlll -"f 111 Ille DAii. Y l'tU>T -" ...... '~:':i ll'Uf • ,. ctl.,.., w tM ....,.._,
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Mn. c;.t-H ~ .. c.......
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California PTA
Mn. J, L. Ba&tt
President
COMING UP: Gowns ol Yet·
teryear will be ibown at
the mother-dauaMer IUD-
cheon • fashion shaw Sat.
urday, Nov. 18, in the
school. 'l'lcbtl are fl.2$
per person and may be
obtaiMd from Mn. L. ll.
Bosen, 545-3954.
Christ Lutheran
PTL
Myroa Beeker
Presklent
COMlNG UP: League meet.
Ing Monday, Nov. 13, at
7:30 p.m. in the pariah
halJ. Parents Guide to
Christian Con'n? a a1 l o n
About Sex is the program.
REPORTS: Sweat lhirta
have arrived anci may be
purchased from Mrs. Ken
Craven.
College Pk. PT A
Mn. Jamet Sc1aaler
President
wtll be provided.
CdM PTA
Mn. Rlaard Jtrdu
·President
COMING UP: Cookout USA.
hambur@r dinner w 111
tab p*9 tonl&bt, trotn
5:30 tO &. in the school ca•
fetortum. Ticteta are $1.50
for adult&, 75 cent. f o r
children.
REPORTS: Welcome kl t 1 were diatrUtqted to more
than 40 fuiilies new to
the area, accord.lng to
Mn. Victor· MaUoU, sec·
ond vice pre1ident.
CM High PTA
Mrs. Omer Iaer
President
COMING UP: General
meeting~ til the!)'·
ceum at 7:30. 'J'be rum
"LSD 25" will be 1how'a
and speakers, R o b e r t-
Green, executive dJ.
rector of the 0 r a n g e
Countr Mental Health
Association and an officer
of the Costa Mesa Police
'Depcbnent, juvtnlle-pro-
tection and health and \ft!·
fare, will d1acul1 current
drugs, results and preven-
tive meaaures. High school
atudenta !l{e invited to ac-companythelf parents .••
Rummage aale will take
place Nov. 18 • 18 in th e
old Costa Mua police
building. For more infor.
rilaUon call Mrs. David
SpickelmJre, 545-5000.
Harper PTA
1ltaUon coffee Tuesday,
Nov. 14, at 9:~ a.m. in
tb9 m~ room.
Alfr9' O'Leary, prlndpal.
will conduct a claaa:room
tour. Baby-1tttln& 'Will be
s;rovided.
Keiser PTA
Mn.NermaaE,U
President
COMING UP: Demonatra·
~on of a student council
meeting with atu~ta dJ•· ~g waya for bnprov· inc ·IC'hool aplrlt will be
the program for the gen·
er al meeting W~day,
Nov. 15, at 7:30 p.m. 1n the
multipurpose room. Folk
Singing Club wtll follow
with entertainment.
Lindbergh PT A
Mn. Walter WllkaU
President
COMING UP: General meet·
ing Tue&day, Nov. 14, at
7:30 p.m. in the multipur·
pose room. The film "LSD
25" will be shown and ju-
venile investigator, Sam
Cofdeiro of Costa Mesa
Police Department, will
speak and anawer que~
tion.a. Mra. Beau Harding,
school nurse, will speak on
therapy for addicts.
Mesa Verde PT A
Mn.· Robert Moore
President
include.~ rides. muaic, pmu and a chock wag.
on, will bel1n at 4 p.m.. wfth tbe nM!eo ldleduled
at 7:30. Sbow tdm'"'°" a IO ct11t1, ddJdreD and 76cesta,ldlllll.
COMING UP: General
meeting Tuesday, Nov.
14, at 7:30 p.m. Program
chairman, Mn. Ray G.,.
rett will p-eaent the LSD
film "Wight ar lnNnlty"
narrated by Sal Mineo.
The film 11 .. otlded bf
the Colla Mesa Police Dt-
partmenl a.bJ • liUlaC
Mrt.O..WS.-
Prelldent
OOllINGUP: caa--...
COMING UP: Aasociation
meetlnt will take place
Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 7:30
p.m. ta the multipurpole
room.
REPORTS: =.:ovemb-
-~ Mn.
Peering Around Author, Cat Fancier
To Address Auxiliary Parties ·Abound
"I have 12 cata and two
daughters -whJcb doesn't
mean I like cats better ...
Zany coDUDenta auch aa
this wlll delight members
and guests of the Orange
County chapter, Women's
AuxUiary to the Southern
California Veterinary MedJ·
cal Aasodation when they
attend a luncheon meeting
Monday, Nov. 13.
Speaking will be Ethel
.J8COblon, author, Joni-4imt
resident of Orange County,
and cat fancier.
Tht meetin1 will take
place tn the Ha'Penny Inn,
Westminster, at 11:30 a.m.
Miss Jacobson baa had
more than 4(0) worb pub-
Uabed in leadiac national
magaztne1 and bu publlah·
ed three collected boou of
verM tncb1dtn1 "Larb in
My 11.atr •• "Mice in tilt
Ink," and her latest wort.
"I'll Go Qu.letly'' fer which
1be received u award for
' literary achievement f r o m
UCI.
,
CAPT. RICHARD Griffin
of Newport Beech who just
returned from a year'• duty
in South Vietnam was hon-
ored at a dinner given by CoL (rel) and. Mn. A. B.
King, also of Newport.
Gathering In the King
home for the festlvitiet were
Mr. and Mra. George Grif·
fin of Newport, 1be captain'a
~nta, and Mra. Robert
B. Moore of Carllbed.
capt Gritfin, who attend-
ed Harbor Area tcbooll, ta
oo leave en route to bi.I
new Air Force usignment
in Wei.sbaden, Germany.
She 11 a d l r • c to r ~ A SURPRJSE party hon·
Callfamla Writ.en Guild and · ored Mrs. Edna Brown on
viCe p:uldent ~ the Loa hJ? 85th btrtbdaJ.
Angelel Center ol PEN In-l'The wife of the Rev.
iem.ticmal. CJW'lel Brown WU COJlll'at.
WRITER
Ethel Jacobson
Recently organized. t h e
veterinary auxiliary ii head·
. ed b7 the Mm.ea. Arthlll'
Stone, president; Richard
P.O'SulUvan, fint-rice pna·
ldent; Qwlec E. Hend-
ricks, secood W:e prea·
tdent; Robert K. Denni.a,
secretary: O.B. Seeley,
treasurer; Fred Sattler,
parliamentarian: Wayne L.
Aspinall, publicity, and Wil·
lam G. I.amlrin, state rep-
resentative.
SALE!
Complete Uquid1tion of Stock
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
AT COST AND BELOW -
MAKE OFFER-BUY AT YOUR
OWN PRICE.
ENTIRE STOCK OF PRINTS &
SERIGRAPHS Vi PRICE -OVALS
ROUND, MINIATURES FRAMES 1/2
PRICE -FORMOSA FRAMES 1/2
PRICE -FRAMES READY MADE
FROM OUR CUSTOM MOULDING Vi
PRICE.
ALL ABOVE ITEMS AT:
1/2 PRICE
Metal Frames Below Cost
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE
TO SAVE ON YOUR XMAS ITEMS
A. DAMES, fr ames ~
126 !. 17th ST., COSTA MESA
PHONE 646-9172
Ora nge Coast's No. 1
Paperl The Daily Pilot
Top News
9156
SIZES 10-11
""1fTMiM9 1lfM'"f'~
Sunburst tucks light up
the cuff collar. Below, all
is quiet and smooth thanks
to sidedart shaping. Choose
this shape for the electric·
light colors you love in
crepe, wool.
Printed Pattern 9156: Mls·
se<i' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18.
Size 14 ta.Ices 2'h yds. 45-ln.
SIXTY ·FIVE CENTS in
coins for each pattern -
add 15 centa far each pat·
tern for first-class malling
and speclaJ handling. Send
ti' Marian Marlin, the
DAILY PILOT. 442 Pattern
Dept., 232 West 18th St .•
New York. N.Y. 10011. Print
NAME, ADDRESS w i th
ZIP, SIZE and STYLE
NUMBER.
•
ulated by.17 guests.
The informal party toot
place OD the Browm' lar&e
cabana ill the Booa1e.r Tr~
er Park, Coda Mesa. A gos-
pel music propwn was con-
ducted by the Rev. Elbon
Coble ancf Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Norma
Rev. Bron retired from
a auJJ«Vilor1 tosf ticlll in
constriction in Oklahoma 111
become a miulonary to the
Amaica ~ jn Art· .,.,...
The couple are adive 1n
the ea.ta Mesa Church of
the Nazarene.
rrs A small world, BC·
carding to eo.ta Meun Don
Allred who trsveled an the
way to Santiaco. <JDJe, oo
a rkiing vacation to rem fn.
to an ex-neighbor, Senora
Carloa CruJ Correa.. She's
the former June I.J.ndeman
and a former Mias Cali!or·
Dia. Allred is a sales man·
&gflf of a La Mirada adver·
tisiD& firm.
TBE CHARLES ~
aalled aboard the fret&bter,
the Haviland for Bremen,
Germany. They plan 1ever·
al months of doing Europe
before returning home. Al·
ao toartnc Europe are Ar-
louene and Arthur Andr ..
sen.
JNmATED by Alpha Pbl
at the Ua..A campua ii Miu ·
Corllal Bltchcock, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P'.
Hitchcock ol N e w p o r t
Beach.
A sophomore, she is a
member of the women'•
varsity tenn1a team, UCLA
homecomlnl publlclty com•
mlttee, lntramurals chair·
man of the IOfOrity, aecre.
tary·trea.lurer of the UCLA
tennll club, Uni-camp coun-
selor, member of the rally
committee, on the staff of
the Dally Bruin and is a
little lister of Lambda Chi
Alpha.
STANLEY AND RUTII Le
Let's Hear It for ADAMS!!!
Llevre left for a few weekl Unda S\eputls and Peter Leuck cbeer Ad.anlJ School in their new sweat ahirta
aoutb-of-the-border t r i p. wh1ch were awarded them as top winners in tne PI' A membership drive. They
Destination ii GuedaJajara. are fOurth grade students of Miss Pat Fioretto alao received free movie puaes
to tbe montl\.ly showing in die multi-purpose room. Shirts are on sale this
MRS. EARL Stanley, wid· month , according to ways and means co-chairmen, Mrs. Charles Lamb and Mrs. ow of the former assembly· Robert Campbell.
man, waa married to Fred---------------~------------Peth of Laguna Hills. They
honeymooned in Hawaii.
The couple will make their
future home in Newport
Beach.
UCI CHANCELLOR and
Mrs. Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.
hosted a reception last Fri·
day eveninl in the newly
opened Faculty Club in
Town Center.
Honoted were Vice Chan-
cellor and Mrs. Roger w.
Russell who arrived on cam.
pus thla year from Indiana;
School of Medicine Pro\ ost
and Mrs. Vallentine Henley,
and Dean and Mrs. Warren
L. Bostick, and School of
Admlnlatration Dean a n d
f,
t • •• ' ~
)fn. Oeorte W. Brown.
Tbe ~ gueata alt.ending
lDclu.ded the academic sen·
.te and representatives
from vmow admlnutrative
eroups on campus.
WINNING THE ftrst place award ta a flower arrang·
Ing eoote1t aboard the SS
Mariposa on a 42-day crulae
to tile South Pacific waa
MJ'I. Adolph Slechta of Co· rooa del Mar. The contest
followed a series of lectures
by Mr1. Bea Frambach,
president of the American
1n1t1tute of Floral Dtstgn·
ers.
Composition Heralded
Tuesday ntgtlt, Nov. 14, at
8:30 in the music hall of
Caillornia State College at
Fullerton, a new composition
by a faculty composer at
that college, Donal Michal·
sky will be heard for the
first time.
Mlchalaty completed t h e
work a Fantasia a Due In
Greece. It was especJally
written for two Orange
County performers. Robert
Henderson, French born,
and Jeffrey Reynolds, bau
trombone.
Other unusual works wlll
be compositions for cello by
Hindemith and Glnestera
performed by B a r bara
Hunter, ceUo and Jam e s
Murdoch, piano. The pro-
prosram aIJo wm f ea.
ture work1 for piano four
hands played by Rita Fua·
zet and James Pearson.
They will play a Sonata by
Hindemith and an unusual
work by Eric SatJe.
The public la invited to
the Orange .county Cham-
ber Concerts and adtn.lasJon ls tree.
. . t • • •, •<# ,. • • • • ._. r
William 1.ebrow. ways ancl
means chairman, report-
ed a Chriltmaa buaar la · scbedu1ed for December.
Membm ot her commit.-
tee are the Mmtt. Jamea
McCah111. Dene Batch, Ai.
Ian ()sbome, Donald Pblk-
sky, Boberl Moore, Frank
Rowland and Robert Sor·
enaon.
Monte Vista PT A
Mn. lUelwd Opp
President
REPOR'l'Si Carnival wort·
abop took place today in
the home of Mrs. James
Severson.
NH Hi gh PTA
Mn. Pol Hana
President
COMING UP: Parenti and
friend.I are invited to at-
tend the unit meetinc
Thursday, Nov. 18, at
7:30 p.m. in the aoclsl
hall Qwles {;otlahall,
principal, wU1 welcome
e v e r 7 o n e, ud Mrl.
Vaaht.e Breeding, v Ice
principal, will lead a dll-
cualion on guidance MrV•
ices at the achooL Par-
ticipants are Mra. Larry
Stat, Mra. Claire Jordan,
Willlam K. Straw, Eugene
D. Carllale, Milton B. Her·
ring and Tom H a y a,
school counselors. Follow·
ing the general dilCUl--
sion each parent w I 11 •
meet with bi.I child'•
counselor. Lea VanDyb
will direct the belbmlDI
cborul and bor•' l)ee. Mn. BenrJ Duffie •• d
ber ~ comm"Mt
wtD .w iebwbmeata.
Pomona PTA
Mn. Remaa Sebddel
President
COMING UP: Buu Car-
aon'1 Wlld Weat S h o w
and Carnival will t a k •
place tomorrow from 4 to
9 p.m. • • • Unit meeting
Thursday, Nov. JS, at 7:15
p.m. in the multipurpose
room • . . Paper driv,.
Friday, Nov. 17.
Queen of Angels
Auxiliary
Mn. Carle Tosti
President
COMING UP: Book rush to
benefit the ICbool library
will take place Sund a y t
Nov. 12, from 10:30 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. in room 108.
Boob from every cluat.
flcation will be available
and an fa m 111 ea and
friends of the school and
parish are invited to al·
tend ud purchase boou
for do n ation to the
lilnry. Permaaent book
plata inlcrtbed with the
dOilJF 'I Dlllle wtJI be
placed in each selection.
Mn. Boward HeJtboU la
c h • t rJllan_ &lailted by
Mrs. Harry J ohnson and
the library committee.
Sono ra PTA
Mn. Dould Melle&
President
OOMJNG UP: Unit meet-
ing will toe place Tue ...
day, Nov. 14, at 7:30 p.m.
in the multiparpoee room.
'lbeme will be an oJd.
fuhklaed fa m 11 y full
night. Gymnutic t e a m,
coeched by Rm McNlct·
els of Corona del Mar
Hitll ScbooJ wtll l*form.
Al.lo featured will be • Sine Alont With BockJ.
St. John Aux.
Mn. Vldlr Clarke
President
COMING UP: MeetinC to.
night In tbe adlool ball.
Program will be of inta'· eat to all motheJ'I w It b
daugbten In the lilth,
seventh and eilbth erect·
ea. Mn. Raymond Bud·
zinald and Mrs. 1bomaa
n.Jlape, room mothers,
are bl charge of refresh·
menta ••• Mrs. Georae
J 0 h n S o n, junior put
boots chairman an-
nounced that leader1hlp
training C 0 U r I e be-
gin.a tomorrow at 9: 30
a.m. in the conference
room • . . . Tbanbgjving
Pantry Shower will be
Nov. 23-25 .... Members of
the Cbriltmas boutique
committee a.re attending
weekly WOTt aesaJona to ;
make articles for the ba-
zaar which will take place
Dec. 3. Mra. Joseph Par·
rino la chairman, ualated
by the Mmea. John Hartl,
John P u r d y, William
Mueller and Thomas
Doyle.
Wilso n PTA
Mn. Robert Soley
President
COMING UP: AalOdatlon
meeting will take place
Thursday, Nov. H, ln the
multipurpose room.
REPORTS: Mra. Leonard
Vest, ways and mean1
chairman, reported a to-
tal Of '951 from the Hau~
ween carnival.
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'Die betrothal ol Donna·
Renee Gilpin to Burnie A.Jd.
ridee ~aiC was revealed dorinC a dinner party given h1 ber parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert J. GiJphl of
Newpcri Beach.
Tbe occasion a1ao mark·
ed the bridt-elect's 21st birthday. The ndding will
. take plac. Dec. 'ZT, on the
· bddesroom-t'9ct't blrthday.
The fUture Mrs. Cralg la
I p-achaate ol ·Sen Marino Biib School where the WU
dve m We Lat.In and Bi· .., ..,. anil 'Ibelpiam.
.She a1lo attended Cel Poly, PCDODL . a. aa.c.. .. fll Mr.
--.... 1larDll ll Cl'9IC ef P111-. II • aloo •
" ... -ld&b ldMIDI ~--• ..... el • tbe R*9lo -.... ... and~·· Re waa a ltudlDt PIAdlnl Cit;y
Collett·
Art Week
Proclaimed
Mayor Donald Shipley waa
requested to proctatm an
American Art Week by the
Junior Woman's Club of
Huntington BMcti. So be did.
Nov. 6 tbJOugb Nov. 11 now
ls offtclally American Art
Week In Huntington Be8cb.
Art week will be celebrat·
ed at a tbeater party to tab
,place after tbe Huntington
Beach Pl~ae production
of· "~y Meeta Girl" Satur·
day evening. Nov. 11.
Kicky
Look, look! Low • waist
Jumper has kicky pleats to
1 young lady can skip freely
off to school. Sew thJs char·
mer .la cordW'Oy, carefree
bl!ods.
~ Printed Pattern ~: ChiJ.
dren's Sizes 2, 4, 8, 8, 10.
Size 8 Jumper 1 * yds. ~
inch nap; blouae 1v, 1arda
35-lnch. ·
SIXTY • FIVE CENTS In
coins for each pattern-add
15 cents for each pattern
for first-clua malling and
special handling. Send to
Marian Martlo, ~ DAILY
PILOT, 442 Pattern Dept.,
2SS West lath St., New York,
N.Y. 10011. Print NAME,
ADDRESS with ~ SIZE
and STYLK NUMB.r.R.
p ' ' ' t I .... • ' 1 '• .: • ~ ' , • .:; N ,.., "" '
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T fi ~ L .) ' :. : ,-:. 't-; ,.. i • • ' ., .. , j • 1 r
TOP 9UAUl'Y
NA110NALLY
ADVERTISED IRANDS
OF WOMEN'S IN11MA1E
APPAREL & UN&!lll -------SLl~ITTICOATS
'PANTIU.-..1.U lPANTJ
BRAS GIRDLll
FOUNDATIONS
IAIY DOLLS-PJ'S
GOWNS OF ALL KINDS
ITC . -------
. PllGNOIR
SITS
. ... -;. "Y AllTY FAIR"
"GOSSARD" "WARlllS"
i h.,.. •lectlon of colon ..... sty.
1.-In waltz or floor t.ngth. abet
s.M.L. a bit 9roupa
:: ~ ........ ~12"
DAILY '1LOT 25
•·COSTA MES~
FIXTURES . FOi SALE
STORI HOUIS ~
0.lly 9:30 ..... "' ' ,... F..W.,9'.JO ._... te9,.,... c .... Suncl.y
.................................. u uusuuuouu •••••••••• uuuuuuuuu
There Wiii le No Let-Up T • Thia S.Crlflce And To Thf ,,fee Slathl"I • • • Uftffl Tllia Entire se.ctc It SoW
ind Turned Into C1ah •• ·• Therefore, We M1v1 Gone Th"*lh Thia Store ind cU. and· S......., • Prtce. Tr.: --_...._.,..._ -' mendoualy ••• Pr ... ntfng What We ltUeve Wiii Be The GrNteat Savfftll p.t W¥tM'• A-tnttn ..... ,.
p1rel & Ll,..Wle IVer ~Te The People Of Thia A,... . '
"IAU" "llY Of IUllCF'
"Ol&A" ''V ASSAIEM''
many styles •ncl celon, stretch,
lace, nylon, etc. sizes s.M-L
i.i'°"!: .............. $]•
::rr: .............. ~
SCUFF'S
"GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE"
1Mmi.. atylu , the very l1test
lhldea In sizes 81/2 to 11. YOUR
CHOICI OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Reg. $1.35 & 79¢ $1.50 pr.
S.l.e Price . . . . . . . . . . PR.
FOUNDATIONS
''WllF' "UDY
MAllBI" '1AU"
conolett•, toraolett•, atr..,.._
conolett•, merry widows, practial
fronts, etc., 1 Wt eelectJon In m.
34 to 42, a to D. 4 huge poup1
:.?~~ .............. ~.,,.
~~!~ .............. ~
BRA'S
'1AU" "Y AS1ARETTf"
"OLGA" "CHARMm" ·~uLY
Of FUllCE" "lADY MARl.BIE"
"ACCBITUAl!" ''Y AlllTY f AIR"
we c.1rry 1 hutt Mlectlon of 111
styles In ~ular incl fMdded, nylons
and cottons. Stre..-, atr•pltu and
stretch *• in 1 wide vlriety of ciolora and styles. Sitaa 21 ~'-42.
·.~.~ $14• . & . ILIPPERS~ ~ ~'!'!'. ... ·· · · · · · ''YAlllY FAIR'' "DOI & PEG"
LADIES
PANTIES
"YJllTY f Ar "GOSSAID" ·
""'--... · --"HBfSGl llCIEllCI"
~ to DD wp. -··-
;~~:~•···-98-
.... $22-50 $11 8
Salt Priee ..••.....•.•..
:: :::' ............ ~12"
ROllS &
DUSTERS
"YMilY FAIR" "GOSSAID
ARlEMIS" "HBISOll llCI·
ElllCI" "EYB. YI PEAISOI"
wal~ floor length ind trawl sty ...
In nylons, . -.VIit.ci "''°"'-rtylen
fleece, ~roy, Mc. fMfty ~
aNI styles . In m. s.M-L. I wt
froups
R ... ,..$17.00 ~
Sale Price ............ .
...... $22..00 $~
Sate Pr1• ................... .
LADllS
sH1ns
''EYB. YI PURSOll" ''ROBflTA
l Yll'' "PWDlSF'
ateortecf atyl .. and colors, ab .. S.
M-l your choice
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
REG. TO $13.00
H ie price sa.aa ' $5.88
"MADYES" "GOSSARD"
''llllSOll" ''DEUfOAff'
ny_lont, twryctethl, etc. many 1Nny
cOlon, plain or flncy, "-s.M.L·
XL, 2 l"UPI -
R.g. to $4.00 s1•
Sale Price ............•.
. :.i ~:~~ ........... Sf'
SLEEPWEAR
·&OWIS-IABY DOW-
PAJAMAS 18> J~
by ''Y A1JY FAI'' "681URD
Allllr' "HBISOll llCI·
~ "SUlfBEi SUE"
100'a ef afol"9 and colors In 11 ..
S-M-L·XL,. ft. to 40
ti!-:!1.~ .. :... . .... $388
S·~~':". .......... $488
~? ~1!'·00.. .. .. . .. . $588
••••••••••••• AnENTION!
this treat CLOSING OUT SALE IS
NOT LIMITED TO THI ITEMS AD-
VlrtTISEO everythlnt In our big
1tock fa on H it .
p1nty hoet, support host, w1Uets,
clprette •nd key caeea, SMpa, etc.
"" ................ ··~ ...... aww-..,.... •••••••••••••
"lOYABlf'' "IOMAI S111PE''
1~ nylons, cottons, er at~
many, rt11ny colon. Styles Include
bikinis or regular In plain or f1ncy
...... 4 to 7.
I ffuee Gr'OUpa sftt! .... to $1 .50 7 ·
Sale Price ........... -.
Reg.to $121 $2.50
Sile Price .••.•.•••••••.•
:14~00 s1•
Silt Price ............. .
LADIES
SLIPS
"HBISOl llCKERllCK"
"&OllARD ARlEMIS"
"W AlllRS" "BEYERL Y .
YO&ll" "Y AMITY f AtR"
"GOTHAM"
included are PETTI SLIPS, PETTI
PANTS, HALF & FULL SLIPS,
SKIRT SAVERS, FORMAL SLIPS,
CAMISOLES ETC. In 1003 nylons,
t1ff1t11, etc. m1ny colors, very lat·
est 1tyl ... 1i1" S.M·L·XL, 30 to 46.
5 huge groups
Reg. to $4.00 $1•
Sile Price ............. .
Reg. to $6.00
Si lt Price ....... .
R ... to $9.00
Sile Price ....... .
Reg. te $11.00
Sile Prfce ........... ·
Reg. to $13.00
Sile Price ........... .
$2"
s3•
s4•
s5•
All 01iBS IOW % Illa
-LADIU
GIRDLD
"Ol&A" ''Y AlllY f Air
''WAIBS" ''Y ASSAltl It"
''Wfr' "UlY Of FUICF'
~ "&OSSARD" ''POIETII"
"lllSOl llClllllCI"
........... pllftfie, lon9' .. lwW..,...
......, colon, • tremendous ttlec·
tt.ft, .... styles for •ny ~
.._. $.M.l-XL, 26 to 35
s~~ ............ ~3·
:i!!~ .......... $4•
SE.3~~ ........ s5•
4th Group $6. :::· ~i:.1~ .. ~ .......... .
5th Group $.,..
Reg to. $17.00
S.lt Price ....•.........
ONE SPECIAL GROUP
GIRDLES
lllroken Ii• runs, one of it kinds,
tNHontlnued colon, dfacontfnued
llnet etc., NOT ALL STYLIS, IUT
ALL SIZES $.M.l-XL one huge
troup
ao;;.ee .............. ~2"
LONGLINE
BRA'S --···
''IAU" ''POIRBl'F' "LADY
MAllBI" "CHAIMRT"
stretch 1tr•p1, atr•pl111, etc., •II
styles In cottons or nylons, bl1ek or
whito, 1i111 34 to 40
;;~~~~ .......... ~3·
Another Group $ 4• :.-:~~~'~:~ ........... .
:.; :..:!~~:~ ........... ~ s.•
••••••••••••• YOUR BANIAMfRIWD
WRCOME
Store Hours
DAILY 9:30 am to 6 pm
FRIDAYS 9:30 am to 9 pm
Closed Sundays
FIXTURES FOR SALE • ••••••••••••
WE
QUIT
2750
• HARBOR. COSTA MESA
Set JOO more faahJons to
sew In all stua la our sreat
Fall·Wlnter P1ttem Cat·
alog. Dre•es, culottes,
coat.a, ~ates, boUday
atyl... Get one pattern Cree
-clip coupon in C..talog.
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Festival
Features
Fashions
Plans are being detailed
by members of Mu Eta
Chapter, Delta Theta Tau
sorority for their Fashion
Festival.
Costa Mesa Golf a n d
Coootry Club will be the
setting for the benefit Sat-
urday, Nov. 11. which will
begin with a social hour at
12:30 p.m.
· Following the luncheon
will be a parade of styles
from Reinerts, Costa Mesa
and golf togs from the coun·
try club's pro shop. Numer·
ous prizes will be awarded
during the afternoon. an·
nounced Mrs. Carl Varner,
chairman.
Tickets may be pur·
chased at thtl contributing
shops, and further informa·
tion is available by calling
the chairman at 549-2652 or
Thursd11, Novtmbtr 9, 1%7
Anniversary Cruise
Celebrating their golden anniversary aboard the
SS Lurline, en route to Honolulu are Air Force Brig.
Gen. (ret.) and Mrs. A. D. Smith of Balboa Island.
On their vacation they will take a ls.day whaling
spree cruise wbich includes calls at the islands of
Kauai, Maui and Hawaii. •
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Features Area Artist MODEL CLEARANCE
Att .._orb of"" Newport
Bead vttat Mn. David
(Merlj11,) Aranovlcl, ex.ecut·
ed in *°"' ~ ad bold
desip, wlll · be ubiblted
· saturda1 d 'Sund91. 'Nov.
11-12. c,., U.,. patio· of the Newport.~ T6anla Club.
Tbe ,artiat•a w•b' Include
objective 'and QODObjectlve
subject matter .,_ ID oils,
coUacet and mblild media.
Many of· tbe ~ are
familiar harbor eceaea.
Mn. Me>novict ·la a grad· uate of Scripps 'College
where abe recelved t h e
Grace Nlchelaon Award for
Art Achievement and the
Veterans
C~oking
Commemorattn& the 18th
1960 Destgn A"Ward. Sbe al·
so studied at Choulnard Art
Institute and with artiatl
Jean Amea, Paul Darrow,
Phil Dike., Pbll Paradl.le
Richards Rubeo and David
Scott.
Recent a r e a ooe-man
shows Include Hoq Mem-
orial Hospital, PrelbJterip,
and library e.xhlblta :ipon-
sored by the Calta Mesa
Art League aDcl Newport
Beach Junior Ebell Club.·
She has won awards at tbe
Orange County Fair and
been selected to appear in
the 1967_. edition of ·~~
standing Young Women of
America."
She also is a greeting card
designer and a cellist.
Rummage· Sale
Builds Funds
•TOP liTBD
•OVER. 1,000
DP.SIGNS
BUILT JN
•FULL llOT A!Y
e. THaEE.NEEDLE
·POSITION
•POWER XACHINB
NEEDLES
•EVEN nDtEADS
.rrsm.F
'GIANT SA VlNGS
SAVE 100.00
· pN .ALL FLOOR. MODfilS
DEPARTMENT MANAGER'S SPECIAL
DIAL·A-STITOI PORTABLE
88.00
269.00
Reg. $3$.00
Mrs. Floyd Ball, president. ------------------
548-6020.
anniversary ol War~• war A rummage a.ale featuring
I will be a pancake break· such items as a new area
fast taking place from 7 to rug and lighting fixtures will
11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. u , be sponsored by Temple Hil·
aponsored by the Hunting· lei. The s~e will take place
ton Beach chapter of the from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Veterans of WW 1 and their Thursday, Nov. 16, at 425 W.
2'·Yeat written warranty.
Instructions at no extra charge.
Returned from the prov-
ince convention in Bakers·
field are chapter delegates.
Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Betty
Wilson.
Chapman Campus Club
Shapes Holiday festival
auxiliary. 4th St., Sant. Ana.
The public is invited to at-Mrs. Marvin OW will be
tend the event-in the Hunt· chairman of the event. The
ington B e a c b Recreation proc~ will go to the build·
Saturday, Nov. 11. from the festival ls Mrs. Richard Center, 17th street and· Or· _in_g_fund __ 1or_tb_e_T_emp1.e. ___ 11 1:30 to 4::1> p.m. tile Wom-Doetkott ol Newport Beach. ange Avenue. Pancaba and
an's ~Club of Chap-= ~ ~~ ~: :~7-8~ :C: Kids Like to
CAN'T COME IN? c.an ~ .ocarea Bt01dway ahxe for
a no obligati0n home demonstratioa.
Sewing .Ma~ 8<>..? ~•
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Slio, MM4ley tflr• S1tvrd1y
10:00 A.M. ie t :JO P.M.
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TelephoH US.1121
Shop Mond•y +hni S•t~11
10:00 A.M. ie ':JO P.V. What's
Doing man College will aaemble ship students. for •t II ..., pnalMd. 'Ask Andy'
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Orin.. CoulOIY SINll ---p~ mona School, Casi. l>Ww. t P.m.
Nlllt .. Ill'*" TO .. S Cl.,._Hunl·
Iner°" lleacll Rec,...tloft Clflter, 10
am.
Military Wives
G~t Together
Retired Military W l v e s
will gather at 11:30 a.m. for
a social hour preceding a 1
p.m. luncheon in the Saddle-
back Inn. Santa Ana. Wed·
nesday. Nov. 15.
Reservation deadline f o r
this second social gathering
is SU11day, Nov. 12, with
either Mrs. R. R. Clifford.
545:4m or Mrs. J. A. Hew·
j tt. 642-48'27.
The DAILY PILOT
, Covers Boating
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the campus' student union.
Proceeds will help provide
seven scholarships and a re·
volving student loan fund for
Chapman studenu.
Handcrafted items a n d
homemade foods will be of.
fered and gifts especially for
children. Featured will be
a new book, "Rawhide and
Orange Blossoms," based on
the history of Orange Coun·
ty and written by members
of the Quill Pen Club. The
book contains over 500 pages
of authentic sketches a n d
• reminl~nces of ttle coun·
ty's early history.
Entertaining .members
and guests at 2 :~ will be
a musical ensemble under
the direction of Dr. William
Haldeman, associate .profes-
sor of music.
Lending her assistance at
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compreh•nsi•• hometown edi-
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Lingerie
In Brushed
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• Pink
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DAILY PILOT J7
Otal1 Requirement
Got High IQ? Join Mensa
Persons wbo are "smart-
er" than 98 percent of all
others in Orange County -
Judllng by the1r IQs -are invfted to Join 150 members
·aiready belonging to the Or·
uge County chapter of Men· aa.
Menaa is the national or-
ganisation of those whoM
IQ1 exceed that of 98 per·
cent of the population. Th11
ls tbe only J¥mbershlp re-
qu1remt1nt
A r~cent news release
from Mensa's local chapter
pointed out there must be
many potential members
aWl at large .ln Orange Coun-
t,. The chapter's current
membership of 150 would re-
flect a population of only
7,500.
Next meetlni of Mensa
.wW be at 8 p.m. Friday in
the Calilornia Federal Sav-
lngs and Loan A11oclation
building at 600 N. Euclid St.,
Anabe.lm. Dr. Seth A. Fes·
IMden, chairman ol t b e
li)eOCb department at Cal
State, Fullerton, will discUJa
"The Art of wtening."
The group bolds an "open
bouse" every month at the
residence of one of the mem-
bers, and there are several
smaller g r o u p s s;ursulng
special lntereata. One IJ a
pilot proeram. studying the
ety of local actlv1Ues. Jl'u.r.
ther information ia available
from Secretary John Doug·
las-Young, 12(1 North East
Street, Anaheim, telepbooe
87M880.
Folk Star's
Beach Show
correlation between psycho-Religious folk atncer Se·
metric IQ, u meulftd by butian Temple will slnt and
standard terta, and ''brain play the ,Wtar at 7:30 p.m.
waves" evoked ln response Monday ln St. Frands to external atlnuall, aa. tndl-Chureb, Huntington Beach.
cated by the electroenceph· Temple was born in South
aJograpb. Afrk:a and traveled to Italy,
PLOP, 'LOP, PL~-~ctloads of wet concme are plopped down on freeway
bed f~r 43-foot wide slip form paver to spread.: In one day, combination of &lant
machine and fast-working crew put down 1 lh miles of new, four-lane higtaway.
POUi IY Ofill -rour freeway lanes are laid at
once with one madllne, a slip form paver operated
by St.lnley BriQ1. Going down is concrete for San
Die,o Freeway, ~PMA' Harbor Boulevard and
Jamboree Bold. ~
By developing a method England, and India where
of d~t physical mea111re-be became a HU!du YOli in
ment of intelligence It Is a monastery when be was
hoped to obtain an ac<:urate 18 yeara old. He moved to
eyaluation of an individual's the Unitad States six years
mental capacity at a much ago aod is now Uvina in earlier age, re1ardle11 of Hollywood. AMA Honors cultural background. Temple writes hil ovm Mensa members are ac· material. His first aM:>wn
C D tlve ID community affairs, was produced by Capitol OUDty OCtOr serving on committees, lee-Records, "Africa Beloo111 to
luring or helpina in a vari-the Lion."
lays 4 Lanes at Onee ORANGE -An America11 ,;================== Medical Association "Certi·
ficate of Humanitarian Ser·
vice" wilLbe presented here
Paving Machine ·Keeps Freeway Work Flowing toniibt to Dr. Marvin H.
• Lottman of Anaheim wh o
treated South Vietnamese
civilians during a recent
voluntary medlcaJ miJalon
there.
I See By Today's
Want Ads
17 Percent
Of Fami1ies
Fatherless
t
A u11•ll•r but cit.Jee sel•ctio11 of the ,,_
fin• qu•lity H shown i" Ollt HH ,qu•rfoft
loutiolll Sotry No TV's i11 Our lrucll
Putlett.
Approalmately 17 precent
of Orqe County families
are fatherleu, the president
of the Big Brothers of Or·
anee County estimated to-
day in announcing prepara-
tion.a for the group's im-pending fUnd drive. !!-___________ ,,,
The presentation will be
made at 6:90 o'cloct in the
Oran1c Coun\y Medical M-
10Clatioa banquet ball, 300
S. Finer St.. by Dr. W aJ.
lace A. Gerrie, OCMA presi·
deaL
Use of Orchids
• \Vl)eft you call find I sen-
uinf Roll-Top dm!
e A party will tow """ Junk can free ci charp!
• ~·1 I <JwilbnU ... le
in lMne l'trniee. tb.la
comlnc Friday thru Slln-
day.
• Whtte to tind a 14' Fibtt·
1iu. aid boat• tnlJer at
a reuonahle price!
e I l' a. rettinc cold and ttiere
• a beavtttul natural
CanedWI ee.ver coat be-
ing eold by a private pv-
t;y!
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llADOOAITEIS lOWION
LOS ANGEi.ES
MALT AVE.:= .. ~:
CITY OF COMMERCE
AUIHOllZED IUIOE
Jamu Day, greetin1 card
executive of Anaheim, add·
ed that reaeardl lbowa a-
~t half '1 tbe mothers in
ttlete families work for
county buafnenea and in-
FACTORIES SlY / .'MOVE . IT OUT, FORGO · COSTS'· .
dultries.
"Many OI these mothers
hue turned to the Big
Brothen •r1anization f o r
counHl and guidance to
their tons who are in the
"trouble ZODe pointinf to-
wards acu&e juvenile delin·
taoo LIVING .-ROOA\ 2:::.°(ARPETINCi
quency," Day said.
"These oft.en emotlonal11
dilturbed, fatherless boJa
uauall1 worry the mother
and affect her ability on the
job, u wen u bet' ability
to report to the job."
But the Big Brotberl
inovement, with lta out-
.tandlng record of rehablll·
tat!Qa troubled fatberleu
bo11. can relieve her D1fnd
IDd reduee lier abeenteeilm
from Work, Day said.
SOFAS, LOVE SEA TS, SICTIOMAU. SLEEPERS, CHAIRS
500
sums. KUS ODD TAILES, CHA•s. CHINAS, IUFfm
• BEDROOM SUITES
ALSO ODD llDS, DRISSIU; Nl1E STANDS, CHESTS •'"'
All Colors and Types, Plus Room-Size Remnants
420 Bedding-Den Groups
INNERSPIUNG MATTRESSES & IOX SPRINGS, PLUS COMPLETE CORNER GROUPS . .
THOUSANDS OF LAMPS, TABLES, PICTURES
AND OTHER DECORATOR ACCESSORIES
Tbe Oraqe County apn-
cy for tbe Bie Brothen la
tbe ttdrd largest among the
oreanllation's 112 agencies
in the country. The locaJ
ll'OUP maintains beedquar-ALL EIOELLENT OUALITY -ONLY THE PRICES ARE LOW!
. ters at 515 N. Main St., San· ~-llllM-----------------------.,,_,.N>N.__--c · ta Ane, plUJ f\J.0-time re-Choose from the grHtett Hlection ol qu•lity •nd styles ever sHn! Tr•dition•I, French Pro-
lionaJ oftices at both lll W. vinc:l•I, Sp•nish MetiterranHn, Contemporuy, Early Americ1n •nd l'e nthouse Modern. Every.
Wllahb'e, Fullerton, and l88 thing for the home ••• living Rooms, tedroarns, Din•++es, M•++resses •nd Box Springs, Cu-E. 17th St., Coat.a Mesa. l I peting, T•bles, •mps, Ch•irs, from the wor tis IH din9 manul•cturett of q u 1 I i t y "-me
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SPICIAL AUTHOllZATION AND AHAN .. MINTS h•v• been m•de with the world's le•din9
furniture •nd •ppli•nce menufac:ture" to use 0 THI WAltEHOUSF' to cliapoaa of m•rket •nd
decor•tot semplH, including -entire surplus stocks •nd Inventories ol t,r•nd new qu•lity
furniture, carpeting and appliances ••• DIHCT TO THI (ilNHAL PUlllC ••• AT MNU·
INI WAHHOUSI PltlCISI
r ~~-, ,~,,, .. ,: J Plan Tours ... IS HUGI AND FILLED TO CAPACITY ••• A unique modern facility for stori n9, hendlin9 end distributin9 large shipmen+. of
TbreeOr-.Coaatl.ndus· furniture, cerpeting, mattresses, box springs, e nd eppliancse from the world's fore.most manufacturers! All merchandiH sold at "tN war e-lt-e •a•" is =u=:'U:-CC:;1'tt! brand new and carried FULL FACTORY GUARANTEES. ·Any "AS IS or imperfect merchendiH is pie inly in dicated on price tags. You may bring your.
:~!ror~~':1 mo~~l own truck or trailer-or we can arrange delivery.
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Babcock Electronics In Cos-ta Mesa and McDonnell-
Douelaa Corp. in Huntington
Beach will boat ICbOOl COUD•
selors who will be seeldng
information llbout job oppor-
tun!Utt and preparation.
The annual Industry vlll-
taUon 11 co-sponsored by the
Oran1e Coan~ Guidance Al-
todeUon <tcliool COUDMlort iroup) and the PerlOIDltl
and InduatrlaJ RelaUoDJ As·
soclatlon.
The DAILY PILOT~
Covers Boating
3 DAYS
ONLY··
SAT .. SUtt 10 to 7
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ON. 10 to 9
OTKU DAYS t te 6
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CASH 0. CREDIT
BMtK nRMI
UP to
36 MONTHS
No Down Pymt.
IANKAMERICARD
.MASTER CHARGE
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Thursday, Novtmbtr 9, 1967
SALi HILD ·at 111·124 W. 19111
.·conA MISA
•·· DRMS · CASH & CARRY
(TERMS & DELIVERY ON. LARGER ORDDS)
MANY ITIMS ONI Of A KIND
·-_ -.NO REORDERS FIRST COME
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fJll.Oll • 11LOWS • PllOWS
e Imely Velvet 99¢ Sola Pillows'
2.95 Val•
• ~ Tufted Sofa Pillows
in l<Nely 69" decoratji fabric8 " 1.95 V•lue-ChoiC8
e BED B&S'T-$119 Delu%e model! E~ly Worth 4.95
IARL Y AMIRICAN
2 · PC. SUITES
·• SCOTOI GUARDED
. POl.ISHED COTIONS $1'3500::..
Worth 232.59 WHILE THEY LAST
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\MATI'RESS & BOX SPRJN6 · ..
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Thursct~, Nowmber CJ, 1967 DAILY PILOT H
Pre~ict $3 · Milli Pn Super Bowl Gat_~
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MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -Pro ~
ball commlllloner Pete RouDe
predicted Wednelday tbe world
dwnplonahlp pme t. be play·
ed in Mlaml'• 0r-. Bowl
woWd be tbe flrlt 1n *tcrJ ·to
ll'Oll tn uceu of '3 mJJllon.
Ticket ii.lei would llriq In
' *'91,822 bued on a apectect
tun bo111e of 75,!HI. Televilion
.an4 radio ~·IU8* revt!IBM
of '2.5 mllllor1 would brine t b e
total to '3.288,122.
1bla would top by a large mar-
cln tbe $2,1'8 .. ~ from
1ut year'• tnauaurl1 cliamPlon-
aldp pme bltften the National
.
Defense KeY
~,To PUrdue's
Favoritism
OOCAGO (AP)-Everybody DOWI
it'll be PUrdue'a oftenae against Mln-
nesota'a defense Satwday .in the first
Of three key pmet which will de-
tennlne the .Big Ten c~ionlbip
&Dd Rose Bowl l''ll1'111DtaU9e.
But what ~ PuNae'I clefenH
and Mbmesota'1 o f f e a 1 e. A dole
check OD these. flpres reldDJ a.bowl
why Purdue baa beq•made • lJ.paiDt.
favorite.
~ 1ntte eac'll team 1* nm up a +o
record in the e o a f • r-• a e e, l's·.
-4uM11Db~•:
IOla first b: 1»a .. ....
hind. ~ lla dole ateaM io
Mtnnaota o1 H'r-and MtnnetMa
" • poor fourtb tD ·Purdue la olfeme.
. A ~'1 MeMiw raakill& II beled
Oil the oppotltloa;• .... per came
in points, first dOWDI IDd yards JWd-
ed per play.
Mlnneaota-ht.I yilJlted • averqe
ot u pointa per PIM tt u.3-for Pur-
due and th1I 11 the main rtUClll that
fdpmesota ~ lbove Purdue on de-
fense.
However l.. an. averqe yardl yleldild
per play I YUl'CJU tope Minne.Iota 3.1
yarcll to 3.7 for the Gopben.
Offm.slvely .. there is no comparison.
Purdue hM averaged IU J>Ointa a
pDe to 15.3 for VinMIOtL fbe BolJ..
~ led bf 1be falMlloUI Leroy
Keyes, averate 8.2 18* per play to u for tbe GoPter•.
On TUlb1ng y;ardag' Pardue bu ...
tdae 4' 5.1 yards a *° to S.4 for Mtimelota and in pulial the Boller,.
tnabra average 9.0 yll'dl to 7.9 fot .........
''Tbey do everything a little better
than anyone we've ~ ao far,••
Mhmea_ota Coach Murnt W*matll
said Tutsday • · "AD we can do ii )!opt LercrJ Key•
dQem't 1et the ball Jn tbe opeG toe often. RUUy., our onl)' hope 1* 1o ai1t
,.U.1DID Jack MoUnlqll not to
~Keyes." oDeokopf, however wasn't buyint
WG1Utb'1 line and 1ald, "Anybod1 .... -~t afraid of Minne,ota bu to :=· The only tb1ng ·1 don't UD·
ls why tbe7're not blgMr ta
the polll.'' .
PUrdue la No. 5 la the AP Poll.
MoDenkopf diamialed any disad-
vantage Purdue mtpt have 1n that
the Boilermakers can't co to the Role bowl becauae of the Bil Tea's no-re-
peat mle. ''We knew we CICIUldn't 10 from the 1~" aa.14 MoDokopf. "Our tida ,re determined to wtn the cbamploo-
1bip ·Ind are doinl a rood Job. But we ban to pt tbil one." .
Orbillo Battles
Cookie Wallace
LOS ANGE.LES (UPI) -Joe7 Or-
b\llo, loeer ot onlf two of 15 Ofbta, ~ .. on COOldtl Wallace of Texu in
• JG.round bU'fWe!gbt bout • OlJ_m-
plo Auditorium toalabt.
Ol1Jllo 11 on leeve from the Army.
The local ftebter' 1 loa1t1 came
qalnlt now retired Eddie Macbtn and 10Ull1 Jerry Qurry.
Quarry won a ct.ctaton from Orblllo
tn a 10-round bout here last Dece~
ber. In uoth«r to.rounder, li&bt beavy•
welehtl ~lmo HenderlOll and Charlie
Austin tans!•·
,_
Mlaml the annual, or at leut bt.
ennlal, bomt of the Super Bowl.
The tame will be blacked out
within a 75-mlle radlu.a of Mlam.1.
which means that Fort Myers
and Orlando would be the cloleet
citles Where it could l>e vfewed
on television.
The Green Ba7 Pacbn defut-
ed the Kanau City Chiefs 35<10
in the first AFlrNFL playoff.
Ticketa fer that came were pric•
ed at •u. •to, and ts and the gross ticket sale w~ f/f11,560.
The televiaion a.lid radio rigbta
to the Columbla Broadoutillg
System were increased thb year
· Convention Center. Anaheim · won, 104-100. The
AmigOI bit the road and return to the center
November 19 to meet Oakland.
Weary -AniigoS Ho~~ On,
SlaVe Off Houston, 104-100
Ir EARL GUSTDY , ... o.lfr ........
Coach Al Brightman say1 hl1 Ana-
beim ~. Clle of the youngest
teams kl profesalooal tpOl'ta, _..
learninl the rtior1 of the road.
The Amtp, who average 24 years
of age, obllied a American Basket-
ball Allociation schedule loof by re-turninC to the Convention Oenter Wed-
nelday tlllght where, before 1,114, they
beat Hout.on'& Maverlcb; l()t..100.
T h e AmJcos bave yet to abow t b e
1moothnea you generally asaodate
with pro buketball and Brightman
AY• the Wearyjac travel 1J respomi-
ble. .. Ai tllil travel OD the road II toulb>'' he aid, out.aide the Amlp'
)oclter room. Be leaned agalmt a wall
.. be Wei it IDd appeared fatlped
himlelf.
"Loot .t Oakland," be contlnued,
••'Ibey looted IJ'Nt at the belbmlng
of the tcbedale with IOIDe home
games. But I tee tbeJ 've lolt their
Jut two pmu-<>n the road."
Amheim ii now 4-t. HOUiton ls 1-4. Tbe Amigos' one-nllht bome stand at aa end,, Bri,lhtman bopea to acbieve some aemb&Uce ot order before hlt-
Un1 the. *POrta 1.1atn.
The club woo't play again until lb Moocla1 Dllbt appointment In New
Otleau. Tbe next night they play at
HOUiton and the followln1 night
they're ln Dallas before returntnc
home to meet Oakland oa Sund&y,
Nov. 19.
~"We hive five day1 before we travel
aiatn and we're aol.na to work out ev-
~ lay,'' Britbtman aa.ld. "We're at
a point now wbere we'll bave to de·
cide which eigbt « nine guys are go-
iDC to do molt ot the playing for us.
Ever,one bM been plaJlng a lot so
tbe7've aB had a cbanCle to show what
they can do.••
The Aaqoc clung to a five-to-eight
point lud fm-mOlt of the evening
Wednelday IDd .flna11y aweeted out a
hulle wlCb tbe olf1c:ial 1COrer before
~~tbewin.
'lbe ~ c:Wmed tbe official
scorer, In tbe fiDll minute of play,
llWe °'*1IDd tint pointl for a buck·
et m.e.d ol two. Tbe players, Bright· man and ..... Art Klln an were try. Ina to ouWIMlat l9Cb ~ at the scor·
Bn1ins Sharp
For Huskies
LOS ANGELES-UCLA It expected
to be at fall ltrqtb SMllrday when
the Brulu tat. on W~ in the
Colhtum. ,
Tbe largtlt Jmema on the squad,
LmTy Sltale, retw'Ded to thd prac·
tic:e field Wednesday • the Bruins
went throqb a to-mtnut. workout.
Slaaie, a 6-fooW, 248-pound tackle,
lnjuud an achllla tendon t w o
weeks ago but ta ezpect.d to be back
to on b1a offeuive line spot t b t •
week.
er'1 table but to no avail.
Then the Maverick bench exploded
bi outrage when a deliberate foul at-
tempt on Anaheim's Steve Kramer
waa ruled a jump ball by the officlala.
Only 12 seconds were left. ·
Houlton aided Anaheim's cause im-
measurably by blowing seven ~ eight
free throws in the final two minutes.
Seven-foot Anaheim center lMry
Bunce, while still no threat to Wilt,
ccmtmues to show improvement. He
scored 24 Wednesday and bauled down
11 nbounds and busUed. ·
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How1en . . . . • . ........ n ,, a. a-100
A"'""10 -1,llL
from $2 miWon to $2.5 mllllon.
Each player and coach on Ulla
year's winniDg team wW re·
ceive a •1s,ooo 1bare of tbe net
receipts. Each losing player and
coach will get fl,500.
·At 49 players per club, t b e
amount paid out In tb.11 manDer
would be •1,102,500. 11>.e remain·
der of the net rec:elpta will be
diJtributed 50 percent to the
player benefit plans of the t w o
leagues, five percent to each
competing club, 10 percent to
eacb league office and 20 p e r·
cent to Rozelle'• office.
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PETI ROlll.LI
Baughan Awaits
I •
'Reunion' With
-Old Eagle Pals
LOS ANG~ (AP) ~Linebacker like the quarterback that might pull
Maxie Baughan ot the Los Antelea them off.
BamJ bu .-1.1 reaaons for a big "Some of my audible calls are col-.,.._ on, some are numbers, but m01t are dl1 aplnat tile Pbiladelphla Eaates just words. They're not In cadeace
.... Sanday. with the quarterback'• alpala -fD1 .. I,_ tae. wa1t1nf tor tbll chance men bne to bur tbem, too.
.,.. liDCe 1 jolDed tbe Ram. two '"nlll rmne has become • lnla• " .. _ "I t -'-gueaamg contest between the quarter• Jell'I aco, .... 1ay1. 1pen •u. yeara back and the defensive 1lpal caller.
wltla tbe J:1gi.. l -ftel lite-I did at-If I guess flght.-we"'lool: great. Hl'm
Geoflla Tech before our annual home-wrong, rm a bum."
coming game. R e v e r t l n g back to the 49en,
"I don't iuppoee I'll play any bard-Baughan concluded: . "I called the same audibles in our er-I always play u hard u I cen-first league game with them but they
bot I 1ure want to make a good 1bow-won that one, fO there wasn't a peep
ing." out of them."
Baughan doesn't go into details but
it 1J a fact that he asked the Eagles LJ s
to trade him. coach George Allen • • P icked
landed him for the Rams.
Bau&han bu great respect for the
Eagles' quarterback, Norm Snead. He
bu ~e 1ir.e of the Rama• Roman Ga-
briel, can flebt off the rush and sta-tistlcanY, be'• the No. 2 quarterback
la the National Football League.
"We 1eem to catch a bot passer ~
fllf week now," Maxie oblerved.
• Saa Fanehce ... proteatecl
that Bautba jammed tbetr ••ala in
fbe pme at San Jl'rlllldlco Sunday
whfcb Lot Angeles won 17-7. Maxie
11fd he'll continue to call the defensive
audible aignala at the line.
"That's our system. We do it every
week." be explained. "I call an auCli-
ble on 60 to 70 percent of the plays.
Sometimes I go as high as fM> and 90
percent against teams with multiple
offet11es like Dallu.
"When a quarterback says some-
thlng like 'set. red, 48' and runs a
draw or screen, the next time be calls
that signal I know what's comlng and
I'd be stupid not to call an audible to
counteract it
"I don't say 'go,' or 'hut,' words
Troy's HUii
Still Injured
LOS ANGELES -Mllte Hull. voted
Southern California's outstanding
baclt in 1968, may play some football
for the Trojans this season-but not
this year.
Hull injlD'ed his left knee on an ex-
tra point play during USC's 30-0 vic-
tory over Stanford earlier this year.
A caat on the knee wss removed
Wed.De.day , and a team spokesman
said Hull will begin light training
soon and could be ready for a Rose
Bowl game.
The Trojans worked out for t e 1 s
than two bolD'I Wednesday with ID·
other returnee from the injury list -
0. J. Simpson -running lightly.
Simpson sprained his right instep two
ween ago but la expected-to see ac-
tioo Saturday at Corvallis, Ore., when
USC meets Oregon State.
10,000 TO SEE
MAPLE LEAFS?
LOS ANGELE~ack Kent Cooke's
Los Angeles K.inp fJ&Ure to 'draw
about 10,000 fans Into the Sport&
Arma tonight when they tat~ on
one Of the ga~'• gianta-tbe Toronto
Maple Leafs.
The Kings, a major turprise 1n ear.
.ly National Hockey League play, are
M-3 in the Western Division to lead
the ioop. The M11ple Leafs, 8-4-1, are
the l~aders in the Eastern Division.
In their first meeting two weeks
a10, Toro11to beat LA by a 4-2 count.
The Kings beat the Se.ala Tuesday, M .
ID Toronto's last outinc, the Maple
Leals routed OUland Wedneadil)'
night, &-1.
To Capture
World Golf
MEXICO CITY ('UPI) -Tbe Unit-
-. States, counting on its.duo or Jack
Nicltla111 and Amo.Id Palmer, ls hea-
vily favored to win the World Cup for
tbe seventh time in the la.st eJght
years.
Nicldata and Palmer, who won last
year in Tokyo when the tourney was
still known a1 the Caoada Cup, will
compete against a record field of 39
other national teams in the four-day
com petition.
The tourney, which opened today is
mosUy for prestige since the wtnning
two-man team re~elves only '2,000 ~~e the top ind.lvidual wins just *1.·
A record five-tiritt! winner m the 14
years of team competition, Palmer
has still yet to will the individual title
-a feat Nicklaus turned in 1963 and
1964.
The South African team of Gary
Player and Harold Henning •e ex-
pected to give Nicklaus and Palmer
their toughest competition oa the 7,•
250-yll'd Mexico Golf Club course.
The Australian combination of
Bruce Crampton and Allen Murray
aid the Spanish duo of Sebastian Mi·
guel and Ramon Sota are also figured to be in the running.
Nicklaus and Palmer agreed the
rarified air will help with the long
drives. Nicklaus figured the blgb alti·
tude will add 10 percent distance to
the approach shots and Nicklaus said
it would add ~ yards to the drives.
Pro Basketball
Standings
ABA
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Hew Jt rwy • • • • • • ...... 4 J .... """
K911tudty .. .. .. • • .. • • • • 4 7 ~ IYI
W•STaltN DIVISIOtf H-Orlllns .... .. .... 7 t .m '*'-' ........... o.... J 4 ..556 ,
...Olllas " ............... _ J J .JOO 2\t "iM laNJ" •••••••••••••• -• , .364 • Anet.elm ................ ' f .JOI • tloullOn ............ ~;. l • J O a . .......,.. .......
DeftYlf' 11.. OellJeM f7
H-Hfwr He. .. ~ t1
lt'ldlene lOf, New Or'te9N 101
MlnMtOt1 106, Ke!ltuckl' '2
AMllltm ltc. "-!On 100
NBA
•AfT11•M DtYlllOM w .. LMt ,d. hlllll4 ,.,_..,..,, .............. • l ·'°' -
llollori .................. 1 1 .115 t
Detroit • .. .. • ... • • • .. • • • • 4 ·'°' )
Clnclnnell •••••• , ., .. • .. S 7 .Al1 J
Hew York ............. , S 7 "17 5
1an1more • .. .. .. • .. .. • • ' 1 .~ ,.,..
W•ITWllN DIVISION
SI. U.. ........... 1> 1 .m -
San F rencltco .. • • • .. • ' .5 .'43 4
Lot Antitltt .... , • • .. • • • ' 4 ,600 .5 S•n Oltt0 •. •• •• ... • .. 2 11 .u~ 10\\
IMttle ..... , ••• .. .... .. • t 11 ,15' 10'' c111"-................ 1 10 .on 10.,..
...... .,.. lt•tlllts
..lllmore 112, Cln<IMtll 100 Detroit 110. New Yort lot
Sl. LOVI• m. s .. ttl• "'
PhllecMllllllt 12', Sin 0 1'90 114
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!~-Rams'_ Don Chuy . l:onsta~tly. n ·efies Danger
' ..
y LOS ANGELES -Someday they
mlgbt do a television aeries on the
: We and times of Doll 0.uy.
Carollo. The two are profe11Jonal
wreaUen.
methods ol laftlctlnl harm oe a.
Wn!SUers.
ladiea wbo .. fbe bit pa . .._ old MoqoUan Momtar, or anythlnc. Juat
dolls. they .... reaDJ fut ad tricky. plalD Don Qsuy.
time before be agr"Md to forttt tbe
whole thint."
i The thlnf la, Cbuy llve1 lD conatant
danger of bodlly harm.
There ii Cl"¥t dancer ln pro 1mll·
ling, but not ln the rlnf. Seriot.11 in-
juriea on the canvaa are uncommon.
Tbote that do occur are mostly-acei-
dentaL U a run paya atten~n dur·
ini reheanala, be II uauall1 u u.te
in the wreatllng riot u in bit living
roo111 rocttn1 chair.
"A common one," be 1&J'I, ••11 to
burn you wttb a lliJlted d.-:el lt re.
all)' hurts WbeD a IQ1 COCD11 1'J be-
TbeD call .... ud ... ,.. Wwt "·-to lnt out dan you ~ wbat'• _... ..... ...-y IOll OD Po ger Ch~ e1p1at111 JDMt t( ~ people · ma t1lewhlre than-outlldl the rta·
turttng In mnbalb outside 1bt 1ocbr dlum mtl. Por tmtance, tlere ta eoo-
room door an ._.. U... a trtae sick lldirable rt.It brtolved with stopping
ChU)' la a11ted tbt bat way out of
auch clrcwnata.nc.1.
"Tbtf can be very lDsultlq,'1 be
ny1. 0 1'e ftrat thillS you ' have to
1eani II to C()Dtrol your temper. I 11'1
to laUCb it oft ml ~ tbem out of
it, but WI doein't cfo U1 ~ U
they attack you.
t For opener11 ht II a fuard wltb
. the Rama football team. Pl&Jiq pro-
, ftuional football la an excellent way
1 fo.r. one to 1tt one'• body broken in
I w, lf JtOt 1D • fl'Mt m&Q1 ama1l
.~s ..
buy aat out a portion of the ues r season with a kidney lQjw'J but, bap-
1 pUy, thua far in the current puahing
'. Qd abovlnC b1a 1-1. 256-poUDd frame
: remains mt.ct.
It la outalde the rlnl that wreatlera
exist in constant Jeopardy to Ute and
limb. But let Chuy tell il
"'lbe dan1er la from the falll," be
expl.aiDI. "Boy, tbey ar11 something
else. You never know what they are
goinl to do next.
~ When the football aea.aon concludes,
: Chuy ii in·real danatr. Yihen the foot-t ball playing comes to an end, Chuy
•.takes to tbe road with teammate Joe ...
•"l'bey wait for you outside the ata-
dium· and get you when you come
oul 'Ibey have a mUlion tricks."·
Chl.11 qplaiDa 1ome of tbe favorite , • t·
t.: Agal .. t OCC
Will GWC Five . .
Play on Blacktop?
By IAll. GUSTklY
Of .. 09., ........
It's not exactly letting any cats out of the bat. but
<;olden West College football ~d baaketball teams share
the district stadium and gymnasium on tile Orange Coast
campus.
The Ru.stlers will probably never have their o-n
Cootball stadium but a ·butetbaJJ ltnlc:ture ii in the
··works. A 2,00ke::J•vil-
lon Will tit compl f<r 011 • pounda) high acorer
the 1989-70 acbool year. t..M11 ... _...t --'"-It wlD be locaW immed-WU a ---. ,_.. -l•i.11 .. of .. nlm· fDr tbl PlpplrdlDi OoDlll miDI poel. wlllda II not far frOlll latt ,._. ad WU Or-
lrolll h oatdoor blacktop ... e OlantJ'I bMt pnp'C9-
basW eaurt1 -tar two llMoal ~'°"
. Golden West hoop co.ch Prather WOD't be of any
Dick Strlcilln i.roupt up early use to the Ruatlers,
t'he subject of the outdoor however, u be doesn't be-
courtl m a joahiq manner come eligible until the aec-
Wedne..say ond semuter, tn January. "You~ OW' f1nt con-The same IJ true for Bob
( ' ... ,_ Mieth CM ). erence game w.ut H&IOD "m..."' .. -n i t 1 be ii with Orange Cout and no:: u usu. • y
lt's suppOaed to 'be~ tMn ia..,._,.,11
-
home game. I tblnk I'll ·try ~ck.Un promises.
to 1et the game nritched to We have more belpt,
our outdoor courts." more bench and we're -~
Hes kiddi · of course 1y well off at the IU&fda.
but it is a fid that ~ Bad tbe aura of tbe bl&
year'• occ.Golden We at time not enraptund two otb·
series will be aubstantiaIJ:y er proapectl, StrictUn mlabt
more interesting than la.st have been able to contest
}'tar' a. <>range Cout wu 0 r a n I • Cout an tV9
a power la.st year (u they ~ pldecl Raabe ~·
will be again thia aeason) -••-• -·• __ ,.~ • and the· RUIUen, In their ~ ~-...,.... .~1•
first year, wtre, In a word, into '*' regtatratloil 1lnel weak. flw dlJI before be wu to
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BUD
TUCKER
6 Mt
bind you &Dd 1tlcb bla butt la tbe
back of your aec:t.
• ''lben there are tbe bat pim. 'fteJ
really hurt when you cet jabbed 1D
the rig.ht place. Moltl,J it Ja tbl okl
in the bead, bull ..., Mft other • ,.. • cold beer.
motive9. ..NMrl.T rlV'J jo&Dt bu 1 CUY wbo
"'Ibey wut JM lo eet mad and pta juiced up and wanta to challenge
belt them;' Doll l&J'I. ''TllM tb1J cu r.rf bec-_Ull JOU are blg," be aays.
aue you. JtlA a. a ..._., a. law 'U tbey ftiit o\it you're a wreatlu,
regard.I a ..,........, budl u lethal tbo7 ~ wut a piece of you.
weapooa." . · , 0 1t 1 nearly alway1 Utt.le fellows,
At that, a.J II DOt Ja u much but not Joq qo a py came up and
danger u some ol tbe ou.n mu. blttoduced blm..U. He wu an atr-
much u m aeldolD taa. Gae pert of J1Dea lllot and l&id be 1n'e1Ued in
"Now you bav• to defead JOUrMU,
but you have to be, carUll JtOt to
put any marks on tbeJn. If you do,
they llave eVidence for a lawault.
Usually, I put a 1leeper hold OD them.''
the viI1abL 81 ii ht'...,... ad dean · , CQIJel IDd demanded l IO outaide
cut and limptJ .._ Ml look Jib a wttb bbD ud wrestle.
bid guy. ••1 couldn't talk him out of It and
While the 1\1.Y I.I a,agtng in bll
alumber on the tJoor, Qiu,y llipa out
ud trie1 another joint.
In fact, be does not bne a name. haUy wtllt outside. J had to hold
He ii not tbe Med Savqe Cll' tbl bbn down OD the aldewalk for a loq
'"Jbt bif trouble ii," be aaya, "I
don't get to finish very many been."
c.m.M "''· .. ., ,,..... ...
¥.ol-Gag~Ey-e
12-foot Baskets
to experiment with U.foot
bubta at the request of
Sportl mUJtrated.
. ~We've tot several tall
P.}ayen OllOW ,quad and we
acreed to Ull tbe JJ.f oot baa·
Uta to help out in reaearch
Spor1a mmtrated ia conduct-lnl Oil tbe df ec:t h1Cher bai-t.eta would bave on ·the came,.. Mean said.
"Penoaally, I've never
been 1D fa.or ot alteiiiig the
JO.t9ot bfldtl I think the
higber'. l*bt would hurt
'
He uplainl It til wq:
"Mater Dei 11D't ., Mione
.. tMJ'VLJMtn tm wt
couple Of yeara '° wt tb1nt
we can livt them quite a
battle. .
"We have a couple ol our
injured boys back IO we
should be re1d7. Tbl tilln& that lillril . Ua IDOlt .. DOt
DaVinl any depth -ft Oll}1
bave •boys on h ..-.S· ..
Vtrbum Dlt ii a....._
tbreat with .* PllllDI at-
Uck and ground c~ m L
Quarterback Fred . G.rave1,
a three-year starter fci'"the
Eaciu• Ctnerall.1 tbrow1 20
to 25 times per tilt and b.u
completed over 50 percent
Of bis attempts. '
H1a favorite recelv• h
flanker Ree Echols.
Backs Willie 'lbomu and
Jim RJgilns are unuaully
1wlft and 'lbomu 11 de·
ICrlbed u ''• little pat." by McVey. He wellht 130
and atanda 5-l
'lbe Eaglet have a aturdy
llne, which avera1e1 8.2
per man.
In two meetings J.ut year. enroll at owe mt Mart
the Pirata rolled, m.• Mlller, u all· «Nlll:I per-Ratee .. s .. 1i ....... ~ Wt••f!rS and 8M2. former fir ~· fled to
Tommie:·
'Give Arm
For Medal'
the 11Dall man more tba
the tall one. For one thiDI,
It will reduce his shooting
Wood.a is pot takiQf to-
night's rival Ugbtly. "We
know 'they cu cauae JOU a
lot of tfollb)e witb tbe1r
apeed and passing. Tf>at
guy Graves can throw that
ball 70 yards tn the air.
• Golden West probably CZeigbJoG (IlliDoil) ju.at be-Jean Ritter (left} clutchel tbe champ&onabip trophy lifter winninl tbe recent
fron't beat OOC tbta J ear, fore cluaea started at Gold-second annual pnlident'a cup golf toumlllllld at RaDCbo San Joaquin Coun-
lither, but it'll be cloler. en Weft, . try Club. At rilbt ia llidee Kelchn•, the ft111Derup. A mCld-i death playoff
• Stricklin baa more talent. Golden Weat'a firlt ·game wu required to cletermtne. the winner. otbll flight wln8'D wen Pbyllil Stllf •
depth at tbe guards and la scheduled for December ford. Obarlene Collini ad Nancy Newland.
belebt 1 in San 1>1e10 against the ----------------------------l'te~g lettermen are UCSD junior Yll'lity. ~ Cbrilteuen (6-0) To PftJIU'9 for tta opener. ~Il~ Erlcbon (&-U, ~j the Ruatler1 ~tiDOe work· ttouciD and Bob JQuwetter. illl ou~ at OCC s IYJD ln the ~Lion'• name bare requtrea 9"ellln0. Rancho Alamitol • im utetlat. He lw come HlCh ind, when the lltua·
; 1lown with back trouble and tlon demandl it, on the
1 eedJ t b e doctor's OK be-blacktop.
·,fore be can 1tart pnactice. ->-..A-..>...
•M Strlckl.ln baa 1atbered w u 1:" ~ about him a promising band R J ~of n~wcomera. From Hunt-USt er
:.tqton Beach comes 6-5
What's Cliaff ey's Recor<t? . ·
'T errihle,' Says Gable ( 0-7)
range.
"But, of course, no one
really know1 and we hope to
provide aome answen."
Meara bu attempted to
divide bla ,quad equally for
the test came.
Tenneuet'I tall~er
LEMO()D• "'"'"• (AP\-II 7-foot Tom .-, w n1:1, _,.., ,-., all • · Soutbeutern on 1ut .r crld,,: ~ ~ ,._.., Jeape cbamplou.
WdeldlJ nlCb& bt would -Tall 'Ilom led the SEC in re-
ulive bll tlibt arm to win bouJlda with • in 28 games.
a told medal ID the oat He will be on the orance
OlympiCI" and tut be II ,quad. .,aimt any pollible Negro Tallest men on the white bo cott. team will be Bobby Croft,
•1 . 6-foot-lD, and Latty Mans-SDllth, a Nepo, spoke to field, 6-foot-8. Both are ~ 200 at a dinner oven 1opbomorea.
"I just bope the 1ame
doesn't end up like lt did
last 1Mf with a lot of roufh 1tuU." .
• ., .... Del
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'" l:ll .. khorse. Allaa Rob.ln:aon. Schedul iDa sends aharpabooter e
, e Shelley (5-11) and a
''li.i&h-scorin& trio from La
Chaffey Junior College
football coach Bill Gable
was uked what bis team's
record u.
woes, too. Gable said tie. Tbey led 34-8 with four·
Wednesday he expected only Md-a-half m i a • t e s Jett ~ « 31 to suit up for prac-.weated out a furious &st:
tice.. -Bis best tack.le, Bill Ja-1lr l'anJ and fiDaDy prevlli.1-
lroblc, haan't played for four ed. X-3).
in hla ~or In bil central · Smallest man on the Ooor
Callfonua hometown. will be Dick Joboatoo 5-
He . told .the audience a foot.a. He's a sophomore ....., ,. ._ e1•11¥ '":,,... °"
meetinC will be held Nov. pl_,muer and wtf1 be on '"" LIN -.i
:Quinta includea P411Ul Kor-
~ cUk (6-3), Ollie Martin (5;.10)
• and Manhall Wade (5-10). ~ From Newport Harbor t comes Craig Tucker (M )
; IAUd Dennis Smith (~11), a
... redahirt wt year. Santiago ~·bl& man Tony Klae1 (M )
! lends height, but not much
; elle u yet.
: · But the one single nugget
wbo strlcklin will depend
:.:upon heavily for the Eastern ~Conference atretcb drive ls
>u -Westm.inster ace Dave
~Prather (6-9). Tbe rail-thin
•. ' · Club to Hear
Piersall Talk
JlmJny Piersall, celebrat-
e! author, falhe.r of nine
• children and fonner out-
: ftelder for the California An·
: fell, ii especttd tA> draw a
: Alll house Nov. 22 when he
• speaka to the Aeronutronic ~ Wives' Club for buabands,
: frlenda and anploye1 of the j Philco-Ford Corp.
GOLDEN WEST
SCHEDULE
Dec. 1 .. ,at UCSD (JV)
Dec. 8 . . . .at Bakerafleld
Dec. 9 ....... at Fresno
Dec. 12 . . . . RIO HONDO
Dec. 15 at Mt. San Jadnto
Dec. 19 at San Di•IO lf•a
Dec. 21-23 ............ .
at Fullerton toumament
Dec. 28-30 ........... .
at Sam Barry Tournament
Jan. 5 ORANGE COAST
Jan. 8 at Su Bernudlno
Jan. 9 . .. .. . . .. CITRUS
Jan. 12 . .. . .. CRAFFEY
Jan. IS ...... at Santa Ana
Jan. 28 at Mt. San Antonio
Jan. 'r1 . . . .FULLERTON
Jan. 30 ....... CYPRESS
Feb. 2 . . . . RIVERSIDE
Feb. 8 ... at Orange Coast
Feb. 9 .............. .
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
SAN BERNARDINO
13 . .. . . . . .at Citruc
18 ....... at Chaffey
17 .... at USC P'rosb
20 . . . .SANTA ANA
23 .................. .
MT. SAN ANTONIO
26 ...... at Fullerton
'J:1 • • • • .. at Cypre11
29 . . • • .. at Riveralde
"Terrible," he said.
He's right, the Pantbera
have playec2 seven games
this aeuon and have lost
every one. They should
lose again Saturday night
when they travel to Costa
Mesa to play Golden Weal
lt'a a season that start-
ed out on the wrong foot for
Gable and bu grown worse.
On the night they were to
depart for their first 1ame,
at Orange Coast, the bus
wu two hours late and
the game didn't start until
9:30 at OCC. The Panthers
lost, 56-18.
Gabl& baa aot beeD atarv-
ing for point. this year. The
Tiger offense bas not 4rag·
ged its fHt in putting points
on the acoreboard. But
the defense haan't yet been
able to close the flood gates
and aa a conaequ.ence Chaf-
fey has been outacored by
a 287·128 margin.
All of Cbafiey's foes have
scored at least 'l1 points.
And the Alta Loma team
baa been beset with lnJury
23 at tbe UCLA campu at . the or• .. -team. m.t 1.ofleld ,.,,
wbkb all leadlng Ne c r o 1_. -·---------•'•••••t·-------m11, 1Neb and bas probablJ CJIAFFEY'S BECOllD
bad it fer this season. But 11 Orange Cout
another lineman, P h 11 6 San Bernardino
Wbee11Jr, will probably come o Santa Ana
off tbe iQjury sheet to play M atrua
aiainlt the Rustlers. u· f1IUettGD
Ol G9l4en West, Gable ii • c,pr.a
athletes of ·Olympic ca1ibft 55 would be on band or repre-~ sented by correspondence.
52 Smith nid a decision
41 would be made at that time OCC Heroes
effUalve lD bis praise. rt Riverside
"Golden West u j ust about
on what action thete cad!· 35 · dates would tab toward 38 competttion in the 1988 ,_.........,.,.........,,...,......
the qulcteat junior coUege
team I've eeeo in Southern
Callf ornia this year. I waa
very Impressed with their
game agatnst Fullerto11. ·
They abould have won."
A.lked to appraise the
RUltlen' -.21 wbomping by
Mt. SAC Saturday, Gable.
seemed myatified.
"That wu a hard
acore tor me to figure . Eith-
er Golden Welt was terribly
Kat agalmt Ml SAC or ML
SAC ii really that good."
WhDe the Ru.atJers Wi'!re
takint their lumps at \\. dl-
nut, Gable's team logged·
still another beating. Thls
one wu applied by R1 \'er-
llde, aa..21.
Chaffey won the 1966 bat·
·Cage League
Seeks Entries
Team applications a r ,_
wr ·biaint·~ bJ the
Colt& Mesa Pvu and Rec-
reation Depl for tbe Muni-
cipal Buketball league wblcb beglna p1-y Jan. 2.
Retlltntion , .. the league
wlll lut anUJ New. 31 and
l*ftlted applicant. a r e
aAed to lip up at Che CGI·
ta Meta atJ Hall, TT Fair
Dr. betWM'll I a.m. aDd 5
p.m.
F« further information,
call l34-5.1M.
Olympics at Mexico Qty.
He explained nearly all oif
them have agreed to act to-.
gether and that either all or
none would partictpate.
Smith, San Jose S t a t e
nmnft' who boldl world rec_.
orda in the 220 and 440 yard
and 400 meter rUDI, ea14 be
would favor golnt to Me:d·
co City.
He predicted there la a 75 •
percent chance 1be IJ'OUP
would decide aplnJt a boy-
cott.
Eagles Host
Irvine Meet
• 1be zany outfielder, a vet..
: eran of 20 seuons in pro-
~ fesslonal baseball, played ~ in six AU-star games during
.. biJ career. An avowed toast·
Horne.ts Still 2nd in Nation
TM Irvine League cros1
country cbamptomhJp will
be up far grabs Friday aJt.
emoon at Estancia R I g b
School wben tbe lea1ue
meet beitlna at 3: 15.
muter, Piersall wt season r began a new car~ with Fullerton JUAklr Collet•
th• Angels' speakers bur· continues to bani OD to the
eau. No. 2 position In oational
Tbe Aeronutroolc meet-junior college football rank·
ID« begins at 8 p.m. lo the logs complied by the J .C.
cafeteria of the Phllco-Ford . Grid Wire of Paaldena.
facility in Newport Beach. Bakersfield, 7.0, juat as
Guella from the Anabeim doggedly clings to tbe No.
and Lawndale plant. a.re 1 spot.
alJo invited as •ell u Bakersfield survived Its
• em ployes from the Ball Rd.· crucial with Santa Monica
Warner Ave. facility. last weekend, 19-13. Fuller-
"
ton drubbed OraDge Coast,
39-7. •
Other Southlend schools
ranted ere, El Camino (3rd),
San Diego Mesa (10th), San
Diego (lMh) and Ta!t (17ttl).
Tbe rankings:
JAYCll! NOTH : The Grid Wirt
,_,.. !I'll I -JC bowl Nine,
Ille 1,.,11,,. Ill-IMI, "'" bt 11l1Yld NO¥. II I" K111w1 1n<1 wtll ,11
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11.0CI ITS
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Valenda ii favored , hav·
lng eone undtfeated through
the dual meet aeaaon.
Junior varsity and froab-
•Ol>h racea 'will alto be
held. •
Orange Coast area run·
nera who hope to flnl~ first
individually are Steve Bar-
ton and Steve Hoyt (Estan-
cia), Greg Beal (Costa Mt·
11) and Kevin Barn• (Cor-
ona del Mar).
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The techniques UHd to hool<.
thots intentionally ore actually
"'~hs • of grip ond stone• that
inony golfers inodverttntlyapply
In their normal game.
To hook intentionally, you
can apply either or both of two
olterotiON. I.I the fvU-fiSl"r•
divwing, I omaddr•ingthe ball
i" o clc.ed stone• -"'I right
foot b o.JMed bock. This OCM•
the clvb to 1wlnt1 towo• •,;gtt -
field " and apply a count•cledc·
wiie (hook) spin to the ball,
OCMing it to c:urye le~ ..
Thed10Wing of my handl ~
th.. tUIMd loo far to 'irtt right.
Thts wt.JI CCMe .. io elCM "'f 1
dvbfoc• .. the hitting -..
• wUI be loc*ing ht th. Id -
Ml a hoolc positioft -at Nftpoet. ... -... -.-........ --
Grid Ace
Shakes
Handicap
CBJCAGO (AP) -Down
In Ml bome tnn ol New-
port Neww, Va . .z..LaoJ Keyes
ii knowJl U ''AW'll8J. ''
Be'• tbe kid wbo didn't
Je.-. to waJk UDtll be WU ...,.... old.
lie'• lhe tld. wbo .... an
iDcubetar ~. . -.
Be's tile kid wbo WU lo
lpindly and ~ so m11Cb
attliation be WU ea1led "Nuney." . i
Now be's .U. pt who is
letlUllC Bi& Ta iDoGllD Cll its•· 118'1 lmon • .. "Goldia" ..,...
...... Cileclt Id ...., JMtmlrMa
..,,.,,.llllUDAIWPW•NU••,,...••••»saas J ==·~ -~
back u. ~ 1ut DICK ROBINSO]V r.:r·!:i ~!°!"~
.. a.nter. And, If Dllded,
IUAUIAMUIUllllUllllllllPUU'"U",,,_ be allo w01 plaJ defeme. KeJ• m the -No. 1 10
p19ted all-America ca6
da .. of tbe BiC Tea and a
Over the paat weekend, the marlin fleet scorec1 wen
oH San Diego. Amoni the boata from Newport Beach
trolling down in aouthern waters were Playmate ll,
Sea Way 24, Rooster, and Hanky Panky, to name a few.
Your reporter tried the nearer banks fishing off
Norland with Henry Brent and CWtcey Bixler owr
the 14 Mile and m aeamounts and around the eut and
west ends of San Clemente Island.
We saw a large pod of tiller Orcu doing their dead-
ly ballet clearing the aea in great leap1 chuing down
their prey. And we aaw some of the largest porpoise
we have ever aighted in these waters.
The sea wu unusually alive with all 10rta ol bUdJ,
seala, fleeting akipjack and bordea of jellyfilh liU
things, but we aaw no billlllh, no broadbW or marlin.
Bottom flahing for aweet bua mea~ and halibut,
cod and yellowtail, we stopped at seal cove for a
·glimpse of White Eagte, the Greet ship that ran aground
there two yea.rs ap. ...
Lying with her starboard side to the ...., she is a
dead ship with two great holes in her aide where 8ecb
·'big IUfi1Da wave tears even more into her bewela.
* * * l'rom the lartcle of NerlMMI, the thost of White
E .. I• could clMrly be hNrd 9roenlntl •nd ~
l"I ...,.... the IN'• enalautftt.
A ship dNd '*"' reduc:ed to rvbble la not •
pretty •ithf.
And the loltstenMn were Hout.
In f•lr or '-'' weethor, In tiny dorvt, these
men ,. about the llutlneu of puHlnt their pets
from the IN MCI extractlftl the flipping, flepfMftl,
splney llutt from the wire.
A y.11 et' • whl.ft. wlll wing one of the a..t.
•lent slcfo,.... ewn veuof wt.. a llttle Mrtertng
It .... for tt.lh, IUCCUlont IMltfhh ,., .. t.W..
* * * · Looting for tbe high spots on the fatbometer, we puaed great paddies of kelp under which we looked
for yellowtall. From Ume to time we came upon a
bloated seal or goat entwined in the orange kelp strands.
Animals killed by thole sea going icUota who Will aboot
aiiythlng that moves because they can buy a high pow-
ered rifle.
Tbe gulls kept tailgating-our transom for handouts
.. of 4ead anchovy.
They are a leason in lhing because the more timid
hlrds dld a lot of flying and very little eating, while
t"'~ more aggreuive 1oaren came close enough to hit
with a fly swatter and ended up with full bellies.
And strings of peUcana flapped in and ou\ of view.
In a line ~ fonnation, 1timmlnf the wave1
'" cloc;eJy sometimes their tails mate a rooster tall,
th'?Y 0Pn ten times then glide for a count of ten off
,_c~s tbe horif.on.
In the aplendot of the night, under a slip of a moon
framed -by black, nnokey clouds, there were the eluaive
lltUe squJd to catch for yellowtall bait.
top CClllteDder 1or tile a•
man~. He is tbe
tlon '• JeadlnC meJor llate ICGl'ef. w1tb 1S
downs. Be has ?1llbed -yards ID M carrlel a a.
caulbt 3' puaea for a.
''I WU raised malDly bJ
my grandmother,.. Keyes
told tbe OdcalO 11 writer• by pboDe Tuaday.
0 1 WU U lncabator baby
and I dlda't leana to walk
until I WU three. I
that'• why they ltart.d c:aIJ..
inc me 'N1*18J'.
''I grew up with all the
tjds and eve ybod.J elle call
int me tmt Jn my home
ton. Wbea I villt
there, they aW1 C9ll me ._t.
Keyes, wtlo II ..._ Ult
In bueball, bukf6lll -tract, 111• lllOlt of~ ..-e
Ume ii" spemt .. ....,.. Ml-
Uards, danehle, ntmmiDc
and pu1icipethtc in cburd
actlvltlea whee at bome.
''l'w been n.i pleued t.
play on.... Oda ..... ff be
said ...... r --a lat • defeDle Jell ,.... 'If I'm
drafted by lbe Jll'OI. r bope
it's u an offeuive blCk. U
I find out t can't mab it
ttNn, tba ~ c:oUl put me on defenae.'
Fifth -ranbd Purdue'• great offeue wUl fO ap.inlt
Minnesota llDOCberiaC de-
fen.ae 8aturday u tbe two
DIC Ten title Unat1 try to
expand OD 4-0 eoaftrence
reccrda. Eada II 1-1 over
all, wltb Purdue ..... &lq
• 7 pcmts a tame Ud Kin-
neaota fllvial up a I.I aver-
age.
Gopher Co a c b Murr81
Wvmatla WU ubd bow
he plans .. handle K.eJ•·
"A lot of people bave been
tryln1 to tlDd tMt out," be said.
"We will "1 to bep b1m
runnlnt between tbe endl
instead of arouDd them. The
best yet la to · uk Mollen-
kopf not to p'-J him. But 1f
1 auuated tbls, u might
strain our relatlopabtp a lit·
Ue.
"I don't know If Keyes ls
more dulf!fOUI OD defense
or u a flanker or ba1lbeck
oo olfeme.
"It's Ute beiaC in tbe At-
lantic or Pad.ftc oceans.
It'• hard to IWim ubore in
either one.''
Mendez Will
Miss Game
Mater Del Wgti fUllback
Bob Mendu wtll be mils·
firtt·fOllt
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This was done by jigging a ailver weight and a gangion of hoob under the powerful night Ugbt shined
into the prisUne clear water. inc Crom tonlgbt's tilt with 1-,.-~-~!!!!!!!!!!~-----------------------~------------.. Verbum Del became of a •
concuaaion suffered dur-
ing last week's baWe with
Servile.
....
Eventually, among the amassed smelt eaUn~ corn-
meal we threw them, there came the copper and white
tittle darten to viciously attack our lure.
Sometimes as many as three squid would attack
in unison and climb onto the hoots.
And soaring over the horizon was a vessel out of
the past. A flying dutchman if you are a romanticisl
A flying clipper ship with all sails set scudding before
the blow. That in the, rooming light is a great rock at
the west end of this marvelous island where Bocks of
aea birds make sails all day.
I ' .
-
1be talented Monard!
may be ready f« duty In I
nut week's crucial witb
St. Paul, pending doctor's
determinatJon, coach Bob
Woods told the DAlL Y
PILOT.
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ot worlcmuuhip.
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ori~I trcMI.
What Sean Will Doi ~!Alil
puDdlU:el at DO dwge. lo tbt-CUC
ol failu.re, in a:cbaiae for die. W,..,
ttplacc it: chaqiJll oaly tht ·~ JIC)rtioll of amftt ~t IC price plus Federal Exci11e Tu that
represeao trad used.
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Ollt.
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moaths 1pecif icd.
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aunnt iqular 1tlliog price plus
PedmLEllCiM Tu leu the followit!,J
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Final CIWance! J,imited Quantities!
Guardsmans-Supertreds
Regular w w._Trade in Price-120.95
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; . . p 0 I
Whitewall8
f ll.9S to .2S.9S
t20.9S 10 ·~5.95
1%2.95 .. 127.95
6.95/U0.14 121.95 to '26.95
1..astiMs14 121.95 .. llL9&
: lf.75/7Ssl4 ts5.95 .. aso.95
127.95 to tl2.9S
f30.9S to PS.95
ISl.95. to tal.95
141.CJS
7.75/6.70dS '25.95 to Qo.95
l.1S/7.10d5 127.95 .. 112.95
1.45/7.60.dS SS0.95 to llS.95
I.IS /8.8hlS SSS.95 to aaa.9S
9.00.ta.ndS P&.9S .. 141.tS
6-Volt .
lS-llontla Gaarantee
Fitt Mo.t
6-Volt Syatem1
12-Volt
US-Month Guarante~
Fita Mott
12 Volt Syatem1
•7 .. •12
"to •n
S7 to Ill
t7 to 112
t6 to tll
.. to l lS
1.9 .., 114
tlO to tlS
tl2 .., 11'1
ti~
SI to llS
19 to 114.
110 to SIS
19 .. tu.
11.95
14 .. 95
15.95
l'-9S
17.95 ;
17.95
. 11.95
S0.95 ·
11.95
2S>95
17.95
11.95
10.95
2'-95
!6.95
• .Anst.te bde.des Jmtalled m.Je ,a. wait or shop
It Sears
• Guuantted Coast to Coast ••. Seats dependable
batteries for quick stuts'1
11.59
11.IO
11.91
ll.9S
12.•
P.21
1ua
Q .56
12.8.j
ts.OS
12.23
12.33
12.53
12.77
12.86
BJackwalla
6.SOdS 122.95 Ill 11.95
'T.OO:dl IH.95 tll U.95
'T.3S/7.00xl4 125.95 tl2 13.95
7. 75/7.50. 14 127.95 112 15.95
U5/l.00;&1' 129.95 llS 16.95
8.85/1.S0.14 132.95 •1s 17.95
7.75/6.70.15 127.95 113 14.95 SUS
8.15/7.lOxlS 129.95 IH 15.CJS 12.33
8.lS/7.60dS 132.95 '15 1'1.95 t2.53
Red Stripes
6.95/6.50xl4 126.95 '12 U .. 95 11.93
7.SS/7.0Cht~4 128.95 Ill 17.95 12.08
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7.7S/1.S0d4 U0.95 tlS 17.95 12.21
8.25/1.00sH 132.95 I H 18.95 u.sa
S-1Vay Maffler G•ar-tee
JI muffler lalh due to defect in
I' Material Defect mataial1 or workmanship or
blow-outs, NSt-out or war-out, I' Blow-out while tht on,inll parchuer
01'111 the at, it will he ftp~ l'Worlmianabip vpoo ftt1llD free ol m.r,e. tf -
tbe defectne muffler WU Jo-
1ta1Jed .,, Sein, -will install
the oew muffler ~~ f~ brae.km llnd bol11 ii "R111t~ut
1717 S. -Main St.
Kl 7-3371
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iiow Available at Sean •••
Steel Cord Radial Tiret l
Ask Any ALISTATE Tire Saleemm About Them I
INSTALLED 5eanBua
Maffler for
Your Car •••
Your Budget 1088
Fill 11ie.e Can:
'11-966 ,. .. ,
'U.'66 O..r ;ht, 0...,. U. Claevelle
''9-'67 n,....da,.,...,.. ~
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SomethinfJ That
Someone Els• w.,..._
HOUSIS FOil SALi
m:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;000~ °"*"' ~~$2~,5~00~DO~W§N~
•I !"'1.a long low ranch a~yle
~me has llkX> sq ft of livln&
:~ &: 4 bl& BRs, It's bea11-
''1fully altuated only steps
~ from atorH, parka,
'f ta ya r o u n d 6 ALL
·sc::HOOLS! Yet 1t la 1n ttle
~e d me ol Cotta
~--·· loveliest ruidentlal ~ Sprinlden. Iota of
:eoncr.te A: TWO COVER.ED
:;J>AnOS makes It Ideal for !the man wtio bates yard
--wortt! Del Pl80 ltone entry ~ 1oar Ont look ln-~e. It's now priced AT
.~ VALUE $29,950.
·~ CO~TS
.~ WALLACI
lt!ALTOltS
$464141-
(0pen lvenlntt)
. I/I
CORONA DEl. MAR
VACANT-move rl&tit in!!
4 bedrooms-Lar&e living
room-Ocean view-Out of
town owner anxious to
.ell! MA.KE OITER! I!
PAINT & SAVE
Qannina 2 bedrm • de:o
naadc-best locatJoo.
walk to bMch. 142.SOO
DE CORA TOil f RESH
3 bednna 2 beth-Atrium
tr-pe pado-Spe.rtdlJW dean
Newport S!>On9 S2'T ,500
LUXURIOUS LIVING
fkoadmoor 4 bdrm 2 story
In Hart>or vtew Hllll-
oo.ty atx months old and'
be&utUuUy decorated.
Milea d ac..ta • . . . . '62.SOO
· DlstindiYe Dtpl11
U:icated tn beeutlful O>rona 2121 E. Coast Hwy, CdM
• Hllblanda. Built like two In-673-lnO
• dMdual homes wltll only the §~~~~~~§~ front por<.'h a1 a connectinl : link: Each unit h111 2 bdrma, EASTSIDE-
·1~ bah.. Fe.mlly Room or T,...I Flow.nl
ror-i dinlnr room. l:fard. ~ loc:adoll amoaa loftb wood llocra. Lot .,. wide. wen Upt bon>d,. a. tD Eacr mallltenanoe. $49,500. i.ow don P8)1U1ent (In bet cboola. S larp bedroom.I, 2
u low u lS.OOOaown) tiled t.tba. OWrala !amUJ.
S'TWOOO Eves: 548-8868 room klOlas onto covered pa-
tio and brick barbeque com· lay & leac.h pliete with &U Uih~r. Wood
iMlty, Inc. burtUni fireplace in 9P&C>
2401 & Cout ffiihway. CdM iol.a Uvint room. Oveniu
kitchen with loads Of ator-
~ and built in range and . $950 Month Income oven. Preauie home at eooo-omy price. See ~-Walk·
Own Your Own luslne11 er A: Lee, 3>'3 WmtcWf Dr., 'l1'e modem bulldlnr. ttw _646-__ nu_. _0pe_n_Ev_es_. __
~pment A the corpor• -b Included. Ha.mtlurpr OUOlll
handout. Qoeed SUnda)ia.. o..r-bu boulbt and t
:: open. uuoo rP. • aen thla Uke new3 ~
' home. SqueU;y deu • 11 d
.. tMwport tutefull7 decorated. 1Arce
fftdd yard dole to ICboola.
Ptrllct for beslnntra. Low
down, ~ta -than rent. $13S pe.ya all. $1U'SO. c.r . COLESWOtmlY "co. so.rm. Next to Snack Sbop
«41 ..,._., Jr. ()pei Eves.
COWCH PAIK
... OPEN DAILY
I/I
WESTCUff
Slttinit pretty <" the creel of
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1a llDUCEO
thll spadoua three bedroom FOl PAST SALi
and den pha 1arp family or TfwSe tor smaller
room with wet bar a n d Home or Income
brick ba:rt>eque. Larp !11~· 4 Bed.rooms. 3 baths, po~'der
ter bedroom w I t b ~ rm. Beautiful entry court •
glass door to rear yard. 1"' $85,(XX).
balhl, DINING ROOM, and 1706 Ant\iUa Way
eatina area in kitchen.
Bul.lt • in range and oven, VIEW BA YFRONT
Oftl'Sbed double pr-age
wUll vented dark room off
paved a.Uey. Room to store
crailer or boaL F U L L
PRICE 0 NL Y $32,500 •
WOW!!
Vlsi$ our new magnificent
"View-Point" Series homes
in the finest loea lion
la Newport BeJch
from nn~. $159.SOO
Open Hoose DaJly lG-0
1318 Galaxy Dr.
Dover Shores
642-8235
• 3-BDRM Realty Co. m .a
1801 WESl'CUFF DRIVE OWNER
• • • ---------------$795 moves you into this gor----------geous 4 BR ?200 sq ft ol Lido Isle 1U1
floor area borne. Now V&· --------
c&D(! Good cupeting! Fam-IA YFIONT UNJTS
Uy rooml B o n i: s room! Owner 11,)'1 TRADE tor land
Brick fireplace! Dishwath· or Lido Bayfront home.
er! 8t electnc bullt·il'\.!. In Loan can be trans. EquJty
Dice a.re&. $2'24 mo/pay1 all. Approx. $90,00G-IUbmlt al),
CALL Mr. Gault. 540-USl, R. C. GREER, ~
Herlt.,.e Real Estate. 3416 Via Lido m..9300
Meee V.. 1110 HUftf ...... leech 1400
2aL lM ..._ ills SMOG FIEI a1• Ev-•-mtn• Hirbor Ylew H ay 0ner. s BR· 2 sa .• pop-"'"' ~...-u1.r T-Plan; elec. oven ~ D'1-UXE DJ\!:.AQ
LOS PADRES
REALTY
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
New home, TOTAi. PRICE
ONLY $26;000, $1,300 Down
895 Glenneyre Street
Lq\.ma :ee.ch t9f.883S
(nut to Til'Toc market\
----l<&:N r AU
Houaes Furnlthed
Rentala to ShaN 2005
2 GIRLS want sb1 over 21 to
&hare ~ CID 8allloa Ja1e..
own room.. Avail Dec la
6'fS..J675
SHARE my home with am.
t1an woman who workl di.ya.
$4f.eo72 IUILDERSll Corona clel Mar ran~ A ctilhwashC"r, stone anTAGE
IJINVESTORS Lusk • built bomee 1ocatec1 =~r~ 1;,:1~.tw:'~ ~~'::' !mi~~ 11~ _eom _ _,MIM _____ 2_100_
Laree Newport Jk.t&htl lot ln the Southland'• moat d~ extru. $25,6'50. 549-0772 Alt-place, built lb dream kitcb-2 JIR Hie, -. 1 Ir Apt.
JDned for • or 5 ..uta with a1rable A tucloaUna anea. er 2 PM en. forced air beat.inc, 2 car $15. 1'llrn 0t Uni. Ger. 41' ·
2 bedroam botJa now rebt· Scboola A ·caw. . .tnlM Cam-pra~. Jarse enclosed yard, .--. »& & 17th St. Ql ·
ed for $100 mondl. Rent will pus just momenta away. 4 ..PDRM, Comer lot. a par..a. for dilldrel. --
Yov C.n Sel It.
Find ft, Tr•d• It
With A W.nt Ad
INTALS MENTALS
HOUMI Unfvrnlth9d Apta. FurnlshM
~!'J!!!f leech noo c..t1 MMe 4100 -SUS CASITAS 2 bdrms. • 2 baths, cp(.1c1rV1.
bit/Ina. fireplace, commw ..
lty pool, private patio. fl min.
trom Ocean and a.,. $200/
Mo.
fUrnllbcd 1 BR A Bacb
New u..olt1 avaJIAblt
November 15th. nn Ekko Street. c.t.f.
Cl blk •1f Nciwpon' Blvdl
3 bdrma • 2 batba, 3 • c:nr ~~ a1ara1e. Cpta I drpa, fire-: 1
place, blt/lna, community ~
pool. private patio. $250/Mo. _
lllll'l~JlN1
Pi.a. call Kr. 1'111. $22.50 \".'[:. l",>
STS-.9200 Eves: M846S • Studlu A Bnd1 t1pl1. lov & leach e tncJ UUll A Ph1ont wrv.
i..tty, Inc. • Maid Servkoe TV evaJJ.
2407 E. Cout H1Jbw111, CdM e Ntw C.afe A R11t
E z . 2311 Newport Blvd. 5'13-mQ
WATERFRONT -Beacon ~ r_,, ct• A t Bay. 4 BR • 2 b&tb bome "' JaU iO p •
wtt'-.. beautiful bely view a • 2 BR • l % baUl8
private wide Andy beach. • Blt-loa • Htd Pool
Tania c o u r t prlriJ.._ • Multi • Prlv. Piilo
A'r&llab1e Nov. l.June 15th-lQ'U MISSION DR, C.JI. AllCVn»-Prindpala only. 5«>-18 Ewa. A: "8d.endl
pMM. Mn. Karlan Alt-. WALK D Huilot ~· ~ Attrac. modern 1 A 2 BJ\
BRAND new 3 Bdrm-2 Baths Apll. P&.50 A: SUUO. New
1700 IQ· ft. WIW carpeta, turn/ AllO 1 BR Unfu.m. ~ Built· Ina. Fireplace. $71-50. ~ evea., or call
Atrium. Fenced yard. Nr ~t. B. 2256 Maple St.
Newport Center It UCI. S2SO a.EAN 2-BR Aft \hsf. Ww mo.~. ciita. drps, btM. pr. Nr
4 lr·2 11, $250 mo s~·c centr-. IChll, c:tlara..
Bkr.548--1290 ea. 565421.
pe.y PQ1Dent1 11\W ready Semil>tY priced from l>rP'.0::,~~·950 Ownera lllO'ftna Eut. Sac· ---------:.a_ deftlop. Slt,D> • 10% wiK ttOMis ._,.... leedt 1200 ~~ ~ ~·: ~'e'! ING 2200' -Un-....... --ty-P-ar_k_3-23-7
1uu. •J 1 l -....... tnrer. H.a. M2""'5l5 """-S =!.,.Ba.~~~ New t a 5 sn .• 1ft""A --·h ...
~N~~~U~PalD:-:----1 -lr-2__.mt: ....
Fun> ar Ullf. $1~40.. Std
pool. 177 E. 22nd St. SO.-
~ D~~..:.~----C•• ... ·--L lay ..,,._ ...... ---... ...., ... ....., 6.:/U .. -7171 ,.._ ,._ -_,. ---"' ~ EvH. IDr; ~ 1111 ID 11:19. -1'fo bomeL Poolt, Cle. fl30 •
...-N_,.. J'WJ. ,_ • .. • ,...,_. 8-h. Hap cor-TRADIWINDi IL tY. IJ. U-lo r ....._). --. »w. ~ ~ 0,.. hel. 'T11 t J..--. U. .._ ~ .. Ille wtaa room for .eclud· OITERS: m.-..._. I A.II. A c.,... •I Mar n50
low llpl tD _.. _. edpool mdftnbbed area for 3 BR older 10" ctn. $15,150 An. I P.11.: ._.. mea. --------
l ill ~/!.I\.!
r . · · r ,-... TE r.: :
r••••••••I -t.t-er 1railer.-Sl*foas 3 Bit cot • bdr" •••• n•.• -...-at ......
W TERFRONT b'm&l ~ room looks ~ Dplx nr heh l04Xt dn $18,950 * 2-BDRM COl'TAG!:. A to tta on private patio rar-3 BR/din. Model .... $24,950 On tbe BAY! Leue/OptiGn WITH DOCK den ara. Larv kitchen nu Home ln C3 !!OXJ.U •• Q ,IOO iell. * 5fl.'103S
NO DOWN VITI Flnt 3 BR. 2 be home lD a-al built ta features includ-Dplx 2 Bil u H"7 39 $21,000 WJNl'ER RENTAL
$500. DOWN FHA VIT dualve area· receatlJ........ inc dilll:willlher. Newly deo-t BR/dlQ w/ber. ~a-2 Bedroom $125. ~ bUt
$1000 .......... ft to an-ed la A out. New ... -A orated tmMtor compliments tru. GI ............ S21~ from~ f73.a30 ..,.... "" ,-·~ -.--prolelllonally landscaped t BR. atrium, pvt otOce tBUILB~R~:....: &Aidt~· ~Ina with _,._,,,.., uterior com P I et e with Wlltmbrter. GI •• SD,800 4 BR.. 2 S.., fenced yd., • .., .....,...,_ ._._... .,,.._.. lprinklen. Re a v y shake C&D for Jocatloa A 1ou lnfo. dbl car. Winter or yearly.
sturulina Ufinc room to r"C>-Walter Haase roof-Brick ftrepla~. A pride 8CW011 or UU01J ~ Al .. .rado PL OX Mn.I
mantic fireplace, 2 car pr-c.ww.a, W• I (& ot ..ownmihfp borne. o n I y OWNER MOVING -ee. FA J>e.tmc. Relax on -L c........, Sfl,500. Wallrirr & Lee, 2IM3 Let' talk tw'llie &boat lllbM
your .echaded patio and eo-"':r" ......... C.:-Wstcliff Dr. '46-77ll Open s 1 our ---------JtYI ttw aceoery oC )"OUf Eves ' ' belt bQy. Very clean t BR 2 WINTER. Clean 1 ldrm Qc.
tireathtaktnc \andlcaplnc. IL._._.__ -· · ba. bit-ins, trplc, encl mx24 eanfroat Best area. $175 mo.
2 IR-2 la.
Ubturn • $195 mo. or Bey
for S2500 On.
Irvine Terrace
3 BR & den Furn home
$330 mo Yrl,y leue
lalboa laland
3 BR Bayfroat
Unfuni bom1
$400 mo yeu~ or
IUbmlt offer
S&liabury Realty m.eem ABeiy llC't'ela far 00.t or -e OPEN DAILY e paUo, park·Like W1dlc. Low Older lldulta.1'134f7t
trailer. A STEAL! BUY1~m;m;Z!:Elllli1 o6~iit ~~~:EA ~ ~-:,~GI. pymnta H-unt---·.::::--;::-~-2~ l'OR LM. 3 Bil + tam nn.
NOW! Ii YOU OWN THE LAND BRASHEAR REALTY ........ _. -Shcnciifll. AvaJI l Ju. $«>11 :a~ i!!: 4 · BR. HOME Otstom 4 BR., 4 Ba. 3 car 847-8.\ll ~ Walk te a..ch _mo_. _m.o11 __ 0 ___ _
Naapert leech
" OCEAN-PORT
APAJtTM!:Nl'S
Bacbelor Ir 1 BJ\ Apt._
Completely Furn.
• Htd Swim POOL
• wl w carpel!, drapes
• Elec/Blt·ins
• Relrl;:erator
• Elcc Ranae
• Priv/Garages
• Laundry fal1la rus . sua Mo.
210 Cedar St .. N~
<acrou from Ocean>
142-GO.l m1669 e ......
6208 W. C.0..t Hwy, NB
1 BR turn. Car~ dnpee,
• Doon to bay. 2 bklckl baa
la: library. No peta $15. Ind.
utlllUea. Yearly. 317 8. Cor·
onado 63W14S or 5e4GI
BLK ocean &: ba_y. 1 BR.
569t91 Open til 9 P.M. HS batha. bullt·lna, di.. pr. $7a,950 • S79,500. Eves. 513-1630 Le attrac 3 Br, 2~ ba tum.
poal, double praae, cor-A& Low Ai 10% Down Sl 7 750 Cl\ldrn wetoome. $175 mo.
Cpta. SUO utJt pd. Yf'b'.
Huntlntten a.ch 3400 ~ 32nd l\t., m.mt.
nu lot. S18.9e!O. ~TESE·a.w..EY 5'8:1jft ' 517-2970.
Wells-McCardle Rltra.ILUFFS BARGAIN 3 BR 2"' b&tha, pool A: cl\lb -1--BR.-d-up-lex-nr-.-betW:t!--;-trpl-. 0-.ln Spac. ~ter OCEA.omtONT 1 • BR S9S
UlO Newport Blvd.. C.M. ooe level 2 LARGE BR'i house prMJegea. Kida over pool. patio. UtiJ .. pd. SUS. Onb' 2 miles. J BR, 1% UtJI incll (for Winter.)
S Bedrooma, 2 b&lhl, built· 548-7729 Ev-. 644-(JS.M 2 BA. ·i paliol, bit-ms, 1t OK. Euy livina at ita B-2233 536-2585 t.thl, dble prqe, exclu.-or Sl25-yrly. * ~
in kltd:en with dlllhwuher, incl. dLShwaaher. Nearly beat. Better hurtJ' on lhla Kl:NTAL5 live 1Mq. Rec center, bid or 6'73-Q47 evenlnp. ~ IMnit room with pan-LICENSED R. E. new S2S,900. Low down. one. HOUMS Unfumlthed poal, tennb court. no Y"rd WINTER Rental. Betwn oo-
252' v ... r·ftlece
10°/o DOWN
ekd walla. Brand new w/w SALESMEN NEEDED Owner st+<ra Paul Jon• Realty work. Oiild cmr 12 OK. ean and bay, 2 BR aarap Oom~ remodeM!d ad~ CU1Jfta. landscaped Ya rd A aood inccme ii yours if COME TO EAST BWFF 847-1266 Ews. .536-246,5 General 3000 Sl95. Femblll Homes Nr Apt. Sl.25 mo. incl wtr. ~2 ..... ~ •0:;~ ~ ll>rlnkl~loeed to~ you are willln& to work. Out t:l tilt F~ and Srnoe No Cash Down --------Wanier A Iola& OUca. -::673:-=:-4026:-:--~=~---I
3 ·ldna liled Ma + f&mUy.
blt.m, 2 ~. larp
IMn1 room, epta I drpa,
4ouble saraae, be.vy lbaJte
toot Vacant.
aitr. &41-3921 Eve. m-t511 * LACHENMYll
: $18,750
......... -111 -...,.. ooune. __.., O'IVll .....,.. Many opportunit1e1 ava.ll· A rtne 4 Bdrm Lusk built Veten.na use YoW' ellatblllty HUGE YARD _n-:t::-:-=IQ.=-1512-:-::~· NT_·.,...&4.,...... __ FtJaN or UNFURN 1l2 BR
W/W c:mpet tratmeat ba q 121•450· Bier. 54M14l able, hilh comrruuion. Call SacrUice! Only 109' Down 11od lxl)' with no down. VA 3 BR. 2 BA. bit.Ins, 2 POOL! "* Call &16-*64
DhWw Roam. i..,.. pool-Jl.,Ylle at David.son Realty, 2214 Alta Vasta Dr. Owner/ appra. tor Pi.900. Soblnit vt+, niat 3 BR 2 ti.th, a-P&tloa. W/W crpta. drpe. 2~00~ E . 16th Street :i, ~~~ ~; S BDRM SP.ANISH 546-5460 ~st~. 642-2524 your terma. Vacant. Anil cellent area. w/w carpetini. 3 yn old. S1'15. one yr. l PDRM apt.~ blk to New-
ldtcben. new carpeta ·~ Neming ~ oa 12th REDUCED, lovely 3 BR. 2 ~. Nr the beech. drapes, bullt·lna. Vacant, I~. 830-26CM port Pier. Adults. Inquire
._ SSJ..$00. fairway. lmpreuive llPUt RealAllEa~ ~ANS Ba. borne on 2 lots; can use HOME FINDERS ready. UlO/mo. AJ't. NEAR Beach 4 BR.. 2~ 20061~ Court Ave, N .. e. mam Eta· S4Mll68 level with 2700 IQ· tt. Brand 9 as 2 apts. Rm. to bid. Near 89'i-4477 StMJ.41. Ba., patio; blt·Jna; carp., BEAUTIFUL 1 Bdrm, nr. & .-.ch new-choo&e carpet& Amid for the put 1 years Bay A ocean. WW lelJ all or PRETTY II I PICTUlE drapes. $115. 5.W-1637 bearh, pool, adults. ruo to
$100,<m plus ~.500 SattBuy-lui't.~~nance % int. or trade. 121 41.lt St. det:c:ribela tJlia deu ~ Coata MIN J100 2 BDRM. unlUrniMied, newly $125. 548-2005, 6«-0)31
tty, Inc. ~'"'111 ler muf'tCJGC)e OW:-JER 173-.2719 3 BR Ro,al hcae. 2 be, Ice painted, feDC:ell yd. $ll5, • BLOCK to OCEAN! !!:ms~=w=_=BeJboa=~B=lv=d= .. ~NB~ 1E.., &U-2171 S4S-06U SACRITICE by OWMI"· 5 BR kitcb, blt·lna. dllhwuha', D~~~ 277 Detroit, 535-lm. • 1-BR. FURN. APT.
Owner purcbued new home-• Pbooe ~ 4 S.., t~s fam' nicety crptd I drpd. shake LEASE or SELL! $175--mo. 4 $110-MO * stS-4624
must sell. 3 BR. d.l.nin&, 2 • • 2-Story "A" frame home. Fie)(. flnanc.; mus~ roof, extra lae lot, 20 x :JO 2 Br., 2 ba., cptd. drpl, foro-Br·2% S./Cpll, Dl."PI, Bltns .... ths ... _ ... le _ ... .,e. w/w Sacrifice. ¥1,.•nt Beach IMuty lee to apprec. m-. Kelley patio. Owner anx!OUJ. no dn ed air heat, CarMllp, bit-"'-). 847~ alter ·7-PM. BACH. apt. nr. ~' INI'· ~ta 71n:hJy--painllld. .... OWNER MUST SELL!. Uke new 4 BR. 2 bath, bit· 64&-;;()45. GI. Ina; frpls. patio, aaraae. • • .. ketJ; $6S Mo. winter.
FHA/VA NO DOWN Quality 3 &: tam rm home Orcum.stances forcei putting ins $30 <m ...,BLU ., • BRASHE.AR REALTY water fum. Adult.I only, no 4 BR Condo Hse. 2~ ba, e ~ e
mcnt, Sl(g mo. TOrAL. ~ in Mesa Verde. Gov't a;p-lovely .4 "f&m rm with fut. CA vWoOD REAL TY FFS -RGAINI 847-&531 540-6i>2 pets. cpll, drPJI, bltn1, trpl, pool, STEPS to OCEAN! "'lr. S1U. ~<>-1151 Her1tqe Real Et-pra.iaed. EZ to buy GI~FliA· 11 eql!lpptid pool on market. ~ W Cout H NB Deluxe. new. 3 BR. 2 Ba, Eves. 531-3959 RATE REASONABLE $180 mo. lse. 213: 37M873 mo yrly. Incl-uttr'i Gar. c.onv. low down payment One of Meu Verde C.m· · r:•o ........ wy. · · S:?a.500 • Rent or Sell TOWN OU Acroa from Country Clu\ L-una Beach 3705 120~29th. 938-1865
tale 2 bath., 2 frplcs cpta/dt,,a. bridee's fl.nest shake roof, -~ 644-2039 H SE. 2 BR, l'nt ba. 275 Mesa Dr. * Ph: S4M706 -• =-------DUPLEX Price only $14.~maJce rJ.'. c u st 0 m ~rpeting, etc. 4 lr·2 lath-$22,500 CUST Spanish D\ullex. 3 la: t All appl., cpt.a, dr,,., S400 MESA del Mar. Sharp! 3 RR EXTRA large 2 BR. Pvt. BA YCLlfifll MOTIL
2 BR acb. Excellent ioca. fer. Terms lo IWt &: best olrcr This ls eXtra special! Luxur· Br. 1 blk to ocean. Frplc down. Slto mo py~ta Incl 2 Ba. Room for boat. ~ patio, coutline view. $25 wk Snal. 1V, maid, pool.
.:-.. _ ... B-A-"'1U takes. ioua carpetfns, built.In kit· h&O. d-w. $Sl,!EC. By owD-t.axea' ina. 536-J66.5 mo. A°' ... ,, ~ ,... Ev~ Near ocean a~. ,• ··""t • _..... (;i;, ;i,Soo '"""'"11• ~· ~ Realty 546-5880 dlen, 1uatroua wood cabi-er. 123 4ht St. ~ * BY OWNER • betnr tran• m.otJT" vu·'""" v• -· Inc. utlla. 170 .. iiillcrl:llt' ~~_ .. __ Ml_r __ GI0_.
1 PdAHON RLTY 543-.,.._ ~!!!!11-!!!!!!!!!IB!!!!!!!BI nets. Handeome brick fltt· STAND OUT ferred, 3 bdrm, fl1>1, tam e 496-3034 e ..._. WANr U-40 units 1 o o d place. Statel1 trees. S«>-1720 V 1 3 rm. w/w cpta cl.J1)I blk 2 BR. New paint, ftr tile, 179'7 Oran1e Eve. &f.MlG Olola Mme locatkm. Show T-' nn..,.., , ~ u .. ••"R 1 ue. . BR. 2~ BA, fam rm fft)dns. $23.500 ' 141.2296 C&f1> l drapes thnlout Pr!Y. MON>Jte:H BAY AREA
STO. Badl mpt. no Id~
~ block tram K.._,1 ,_..
<t 9' to ..U :>'O'lr home> __. --.1.i..•A ,,,.,, -.. n.n.uLWl4 -n.IUWOV l7Xl2 hv nn, Jae encl 7d. · · .......... ..., M th ..... uJ•· New 3 Br 2u. .... •· d
I• Baker, CM. S5M ....... __..K> --. NIW PALM SPltlNGS $.23,500 10~ down 64Soac3 REMODELD I.up 2 IR. ~-;,· JnE. ~·St~ CM "° 2 frplca, ·~. ~ cpiio ~: aurant In Catone dtl * Slnile, qldtt adult only.
auac;g m H-· on -11 count, new 2 Hou b ft---hcMJH °" 2 1ota. Adtllta. t91).•<>a t....tw 10 •-. v....,; .-sea Y owner. -n111e11. L<MLc._, ""'·--· DUPLEX 3 Br 2 Ba r-1 ...._ .,., ~ .. turn, 3 Bil, 2 BA. lllDken front good era. prk!td to -:-==---=-_,,.._._,.........,..,..,...""'_uec__ · · • • ., • 5 pm.
-------------Utllltles lnclvded. fTWDI
SPECTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN cnte1 IAY
C~ann6f fZe/ -.AP,frlm1nl6
On Wat...-front Near Newport Harbor Entrance
2125 O...n ltYd., Corene del M.r, Calif.
AMPLI GUBT PARKING and BOAT SUPS
Why Not lnfoy
11le ''Condominium" Way of Ufe
THI ADVANTAGES Will SURPltlSE YOU
You can purchase and g~t fee tit.le -or lease il you prefer.
ALL aDta. have WATERFRONT VI EW. All have two bed.rooms
and two bathe. -WJTB LARGE PATIO.
YOU ARE f NVfT!D TO INSPl!CT OUR FURNISHI D MODIL
luy $59 ,500 and Up Lease $4JO Monttafy & Up
PltoM 671·1788 for further Information
u.11A...a ll 4 BR. 2 n. G• -., Bltns, Cpta, Drpa, Garap. den, wet bar A UUIMU1I rm. se ! 67:>-0681 635-1510. 09• .._ .. MAR UTG-mo. Adulta prelemd. I MONARCH BAY e
18X40 pool. Tramb yacht POOi for ,Chrlatrnll 1-:C· acb~ a: abop'J. ctr. 231 KNOX ST. 642-4391 Atrlum/4 ·Br + Dlnln¥ +
or T Eq $40M ('71f) S21-511S New 2 BR l ba. fpl. cond'm .soo ntt 9&2.()903 TOWNHOUSE 2 BR. ? ~ \, Family. Huae 1>9tlo. Leaae
MISA VllDl-422~950 $28.SOO Low c10M1 646-1903 PRICED to Sell thla week! NEARLY NEW ~ or sall. Low-4own. ........_ ,._ ...... _.___. 3 ...___ 2 • 3 BR., "Borna Rm", Extnls. SuA-... i.... 1 • SFl •. 8 H or 538-3&22 ••-~ •u-.. .,......, _ "'-· ~........... poo . liJ. mo.
2·BR. (#.i, DRPB.
Xlnt cond! PYWDtranct.
Lafie SU.ncleck. * f1'5..m
Winter Mont.My RenWI
JAMAICA INN HOTEL
As low aa $150 mo. CTU1JD
bath. V.cant 6 rewty foe i-:::: ... ::::.~::::;:;.;;"""=oer;:::'=M:::;;7::;.33J5=== * E44.(QZ * 100-Hla JOA wW be YoUr Newport H,... 12101· ~::---,---,--..,..---Deni '-'"' J740 lalt.M
phi. 541>-l720 fountain V1lley 1410 •. ~~2dB~~~. Garaoe --·-----..;..;...;..:
....... u n. IJUU"" • 3 IR. 2 be, tncd yd, sood CLEAN Bach Apt,. All
TARB.W. 295(1 Harbor A IEST IUYI • Fenced. $90. O>rff vtn, frplc, bllnl, drps n'f5. uw Incl. f15.op.
HOME + INCOME 2501 Margaret Dr. LEASE -Lovely 4 8t family a 1l3 E. 2ht St. CM mo. 842.aJe$ 315 E. Bal!>oa Blvd.
3 BR. h ba, pool•i:.e lot room wtth 3 car &•rage. l LGE 2 BR f . Side Hse. Din-ltlNTa• a BALBOA , • f73.'"5 o-to Beed!, $34.ocic>
Georp Willlamaon, RJtr.
story, shake 11)0{, etc. S24~/ rn••
with allt ) d.CCel5 for camp-mo • or optJon to buy. Make ln1 Ra, Fenced yard. patio. Aph. Purft~ riJRN Dupluea 1 Bit. 2 BR
e.r or !tailer. new))' ell'-your offer. stove. Util. pd. $13.j. :?26 No Clildren. pcta-
peted. VJ1ca11t. Collrae Realty 346-5880 Slerks St-. CM. Ccitta Mela 4100 213"&11-'131
St:. lj()-10% Down l~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!! 5 BR 2 beth. comp!. redec. NEW • 2 Bit apt. 11~ •-· OCEANFROkT 1 • fir 1~.
m.a50 OPEN ~-
1100 OPE~ DAU.Y 1:30-5 2 BR·l ~ BA. Obie aaraae. ,_... carpetin& &: drapes. ••uu. ).8R $116. JN Mr. Rob1ni.on Frpl, AU. BLTNS; $500-built-ins, patio. Lease n95 W/W carpet. Oar. Part. l.'L-UTIL IN
BY Owner. 4 Br. 18' ba. elec DAVIS REAL TY tt:>wn· 51.4 7o ioan. 531:6&03 Eves. 541-«!eO fJJrn. $115. Aduli. pr•f. 136 IC>TJ-1. m.4m.
bltn1, tmnendout fam hm. &U-7(XX) -~ 0' ,.,..,... 2 •EOnOO Albert Pt 8*Gs9·*-MIO l..J(o ltlt (?~1
Nt pr<lpC)led ms.rin•· Vac-!!11!!!!~!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1~ Westminster 1612 -A ........ "'do.: M"' ,.._~sM DUPLEX I PXMiY ruM. -. ---... ant-lmmed pc>p. S32,!IO(). '"" VOCI _, o. "41.U r. 2-Br. Newly dee! .. JM. • l·Bn. vrn....PO!
Call Mr-Kelley. 646-5045. _N_e_w-po_t _S_ho---1-22-0 3 BR-11' Ba I Nr..new Civic Pttron 64MIU Rltt. Nr-ellp'a O!tr. M3-Q1 CAr.AGE. SJ.!G-'10.
NEW Med.alllon home; l BR. __ ~ -~ --Ctr. Poolsize yard 1¥/wall. 2 BR HOUM In Court Pvt e 2·BR. CPTS. DRPS. e CALL1 (i~
2 a.., w/w cp~ .• blt·ina, IMM EDIATE POSSESSION S21,500. * Owner, m..mo Cw~~~~ dil>·~M>~.;.. FENCED YARD ... $115-mo. ATIP-ACTIVt 1 oonM
trpJ., fenced yd.; 2 patio 1 blk to ocean • Jmmae S Ana H ,_ 1._." 2 BR .,_..._, e 64Mt6;; AFIER &-PM Garc;ic. nc:·r cvcrytl11ni
arff.I. $26,900. 177 Cecil PL 4 BR 2-,ltlry, 3 yr. old, • 9,.. --. prqe: ca.rpeta, ADULTS * 673-1502 SUBMIT OWNER 963-1730 fenced. 69'7 Victoria. . 145-$55 Sml Trailer. Adults. 545-0019 f'or app't. 3 Hae on %--ac A·l. Clean suo Month. ~l9'5 No ~ta. Back BA)' &~a. lalbM ltlan4 4155
DUPLEX 3 Br-2 Be. Frpl. "ve" 2 Br for owner. k440 total ~!i-Wl or 3'79-2j94 aft 8 prn
Bl!J\a. ept.s, Drpe, Ganie. NR. Beacti. Oub Houle and Inc. Xlnt lnveat. U 8-7249 Mesa Verde 3110 LARGE t-Bft., dllhwalhr.
Xnt cond! S37.1150 • Owner Pools. :! Bn 2 bat fun rm.I-===:-::=::=-:==::::: btt.ln1, sm . 741, Apt. D
231 KNOX ST. * 642-t.391 S23.9:i0. Owner ft2-355t tve. Levvna Beedt 1705 f'OUR LARGE BEDROOMS J~mes St 842-8017, &45-l:JM
ly Owner-3 U--2~ nr Cub Houae ~ OOTTACE 2 baths, w/w carpttt. cirlp. 2-BR. nJltN. 111().mo. 1'~ b1, desirable srea. Cal 3 BR, 2 RA, Compl redec. OCE -'""' VIEW es. double fireplace. n I ct Bl..TNS. CP'I'S, DRPS crpt d et2 7432 n<• yard & good residential Vet loan, $23,00>. Kl ... s, rp~. Owner • HERE'S A REAL STEAL! area. Rent $210 mo. rno HTO·POOL! LI s.5378
EASTSWE duplex; ea. 3 BR Corona d 1 Mar 1250 S9aclou1 Liv. rm. mod/de-leue required) CALL MR. $l~t!Tll. PD! CL.i:.AN
Pool, &arll•· $34.SOO 1 cor. Range, ltdrli. Lae BLACK 540-1151 Herltqe 2-BR. * Sn JOANN ST.
W. Lemmer Bier. ~'ISO Spectacular View twin • I.lit maa~r· BR. 111 Reel Estate. ~21U. 5"-oTrr
$16.SOO 2 BR R-2 Jot with Harbor ArH are• ol W .000 hoam. -="3 -=B-=R .... 2=-e=-A.~2~f,,...lre_pl..,..acea--. -b,-t. BAdiELOR $8$ Separate
------WATERl"JlONT around floor
bath. apt. • fOt Ole adult.
Yearly only. Print<.' dock
for ll " bolt. F\lrnllhed In
•l>Ofll!M condition. f~ per
mvnth. UtUt! Balboa Jaland.
Ca.ll 673-0WT
FVfili I .' B.r/Part el Jars•
hou1t. Pvt • entrMCt, UH
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ll.250 11q ft-.pace for du-Day and nllbt $18.95(> • $2,000 On Pmt. ln11. carpeted. draped. Fen-Hie UW, 1ant.11er. lndry.
plex. 549-0728. BY OWNER, 3 Bdrm,a tam Mllslon RJty, 4!H-<ml ced yard, walk to adloola. 6*2113 Huntl"f!!" lffch 4'00
• 3 BR·l BA. ENO,PATib, room I-2;'1"25' plA)'r'Oom. OCEANnu)M R • 2 lot $105. mo. Le.~. 549-2031 2 BDRM • SUS MO. S80 l·BR. $11 Bad!. Ww ept. e WW·cpts, 01111, $21,(XX). Oloicc lot. Puttinf '"18• Ex· 1.'19.500. Call Nolan R•aJ J:;a. J613 SanlA Ana Ave. drpt, ru A wa pd. 911 PaJJTI .J!ll .. l!l!!lll ........ 11111111 ............................... L•.XLNI' ....... t_Qw-..ntfr~~~.-.. ....... ,.-..,~-ll~--S59~1PmiiiG'mB44.;.;;.;;·~~G.._ .... ~~t•al~~·-9~17•_G_ • .._.._r.t •4M-..,.~.73~._.._milliiiiiiiiia.._""';...;;a..,.,.-4-.--~·;....,;838-4;;;.,~~~la..;•~l....__j Ave. HS. ~M9~ ~4678
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Tllur$d.,, November 9, 1967
RENTALS RENTALS RIAL ESTATI
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FINANCIAL
DAILY PILOT v
ANNOUNCEMENTS
incl NOTICES Apts. flumlslMcl Aph. UnfurnlalMcl
Hu..tl""°9' a..ch 4400 ... wport ... ch 5200 _a_uat_n_ ... __ R_•_nt_1_1 __ 6060_ lnvet~f.!>P.'°'· 6310 _P_•r_...,_1_1e ____ '40J....,;1ri
spAaoua J BR rum. Near AVAtLABLE NOV.J.5Ull STICK TO · hwestor Needed YOUR CONVICTIONSt ~ BML. llhp'a. llCbl, Spaclous Modena 2 i.2 Ba.
Bhlll, ,.,..., $110. 142-7129 Cpc.. ()rps. '* For app't: Forl.eale
Si-ce 1Ultable for bu.dneu
that would beoellt and coln-
11de with a hotel operation.
• bed convaletee.nt hospital
35 unit. • lite Hoq Hosp.
You doo't have to aetU.
J'llEE P'flLITlES ~7'9 or 673-1900 tor leCOl'ld best ..
INTRAMATICS oilera= the ftnelt, mott com
1 Blt "Pt· near beach, pool. DELUXE t BR. 2 ba, ()cef.n
53W1TT Eve. 536-7282 Vtew. Frplc, 1 blk fro m
F'URN. ~ apt., f75 oce.n. UIS mo. 123~t
mo.. aJ1 util. ll&kl-st. ~ Saddleback '"" Latun1 IMch
Canal Bldr1. 642-l&lS
Money te Lean 6320 stve compu~rlzed ma
..,...~ avail.ab!& aeywberi.
For lnformatlon oo our •
Umitm lifetime Prosram.
call one of our brl&bt. pol~
CIOQmlkTS. • .no COit or oblf.
ptlon 10 a.m .• I p.m.
• 5J6..2280 •c =-EL~UXE=,.;...,,.Se_a_lhor_e_!_BR._ For lnttlnnatloo call
494-9436
PRIVATE MONEY
·-·-Upper Dt:_plex. $71.5 YrlY lie
L-rna leKh 4705 Flrtt, tut a: depolit. Refa
'* lat A 2nd LOANS *
Jack Srnlth O>. 1ince 1949
1323 Nortb erc.dwa.y, s.A.
543-all 1nytlme LGE B4dMlar wttb view. aun-
deck. .....,.. as mo. lnc1
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AVAILABLE Nov. 15, 2 br, 2
b& co ooean. (n4) $"188
elf.ya. ~ a1t ' pm..
A• ••ALI ~Ulltwnlshed
excb. 14M889.
,rplc for Chrl1tm11
New 2 BR, 2 BA, POOL
$200 tneftth ... 646-1903
5240
N .. Stores
Av1U1ble
lelbAJ1l1n4
Marine Ave, Prime Loc&u0o
Saliabur7 RealtJ
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"ILUI CHIP''
INTltAMA TICS or ORANGE
Div. Amerba SodaJ
Foandatlon Il:lc. r.t. ~ pnip., Santa Ana UNJON BANK BUlC.
CMc cawr: want ST5M lit SUITE CT ORANGE
FOR LIASI Truat deed; wW P1Y 71ifi'h <Next to FASl:UON aQV~
Retall etore or omce, Balboa iDt on loeo w/mo. J)e)'ta. ol KI 7.a.t
lalud. w.w. carpet Sl50 :!.s ~3;::: .= ;:; GIRLS4AL$.LADlll~
Coren• del Mir 5250 -.:mo=. =Rl=tr=. =6G«lli5===== It up. Prop. n1. $145M Start ba'rinl the Tbne of Your iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Office bnt1I 6070 Owner Mt. Cqton -.ns. Life. Go to Dlnnta', Danctna and parties. Wby sta:J ·at
BEAUTIJ'UL TWNH!E i.Br.
1 %-ba. Pool! Pvt-patio $140.
2310 Santa Ana * ... 1985
._ -D~ ~unity Of-WANT tnv.tor ilJr IJeClft home when we -.e .-tte. ~ lice UW. air cmcf 10"· $2500, 2nd T.D. <>rid-IDfll of all asea amdoUI to ort• ed 3tc SQ-FT carpet. !!el ht T.D. pt.Id down from entata.ln yoaf All tnqalrJea . oovC BUILDmG SlUOO to Sa.TOO. 642-2221 oontldeatial
f•lly IOCllion 1 , 2°~r:..:~n1am 833 Oove~?~··22See MP" Money W1nted 6350 ~ Y~ov;,~TE
C'--te lheppl Pirie Fr11lc:a I PrVPadol I Pools 00 fOU wuit to Mm lO~T 1 till t PM
._ CIUlt ' oil Clult Tllmll • 01ab1r1 llitM. ll Lott 61o0 We bave nm truat deeda SWING'IN.llT CLUi
•-r> bole ~ cm ncaot laud• Iota. Home lfer'• I .... 2 a. IOO s. Lw ODI 9"-1611 YOU own land 1 block fnlm ~ Q). m Fc:awt ·.~ =~~-~.:r.0iat1hr7) beach. Newport. Mat MD. Ave .. IAc. Bch. 4MMil far muriecl cir -.S-. 0..
• •p "'",..I ._. Ill Call ff&-9211 W few ~ acs.tlaJ parti9, due., fua e Adults 6 l'amily areu NEW l Br. Cpta, drpl, bU. me Lewjs ANNOllNCt1;ucNTS cl all lcinda. }_!45 Anehelm Ave. I.DI. $125 mo. leue or Sl35 'IWO ~ ~le Iota In e». ind NOTICIS CALL CHIARYL
""'8IL-6t6-S769 monthly~ Tl51ii Jumlne. rona Del Mar; 1 new, one 537·2764 • 1. t PM --~~---642-0886 or 6314514 R-2. 1nq. m-mo Owne. Found (Fr" Acft) 6400 COAST HEAL TH CLUI UNT 2 BR 2 bath. firepL9ce It WANT lot for 12-tO unlta In Rod and reel at Bal.boa S.u...St•m-M,.,...
3 • ..._ llurnlture IODdedt w I view. $115/mo. sood Cwta Mela Loc&tion. J>ier, IDENTIFY. by four apctmoed pl8 $25 Month Yearly. 673-1685. 64&-6863 e 646-3Gl2 e Mon. Uiru I'd. 10 am-I pm
FULL OPnON TO BuY 3 BR-2 BA. * ALL El.EC DOVER ~.VIEW SMALL PARAKEET. Vic: Sat. Ir San. 10 &m.c 111D
No deposit o.a-c. inclG -dbbwuher. Flreplace, Santiaeo A: Anti&µ&. Ov1lce ~ ...!,"• 1n Colt& Me-132C.M.& 11th oU New~ BJv\t.
H ., C uaae. * 673-3324 lot. S22.soo. 644-3139 --.......,.,.,... -2-50M
! 0•1 llain $UD. LARG& 2 ...._Oline emu.a GLASSES: Vk: lkr· X • CITIMiNTll
8T W·-. CM. •use roam, M•1•ar, cpt.a, Ac!!'!' 6a pertt. I: 8"Y1ew. OlroDa ~ • 8JoaJes THC
LAMS I •••w. J 1laill, ..,.. ... Jin. . clll .... mua. GAOuP ~,.. *' w.w._,.. ctrat.*> •am-.-1 bl. eiO: =' ACU l"OUND; Lalrl8o ........_ •._..am.•/.._ ~ ~ .._ dla ,__ Ma !.•1~· POlllble --=--. <'°* ,..._), Yle. Nw,.n ~}1'tM1 M PM
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ffunff""9n .._. .. -Trder Part. Hantina1ma lftm Un l'Al'fil. Ull f(.
-• --. -- -Beadl. 53M7l:S. El ClmlDo Real, San a..
_c.t_1,_MIM ___ • _...;S;.;..1.;:..:00 FURN. & UNPUllN. FOUND: Blact a: white kit· mcnte <nt) 02-'1952
2 bdnn, 2 b&th '1J.5, 3 bdrm, ten vie. D_u .. BJ-' oL At &-f
HAllOR 2 bath $1.&s. Carpets. drap· 293 E. 17th St. MM49C ; _.. n1. • • PVlnouneefftentl 6411
et, bullt·iDI. 1bUtto 5 Points Janta, Hunt. Be.ch. 536-'1092
al EE NS 1tort1, theatre. etc. J<t1 for R. !.. Wint.ct 62AO ~; ~ M~ty •.N~ ~ ..
i111pectSoa at 181 Ellla ApL MULTIPLE acned IA:ftille, wry= Call~ l, Ia plea.led to ~ tbt
B. Call owner tor inform•· CM area. DA.NIA REALTY uaoclation, Nov. 14th, Of
tion 642-2835 co. &c«!eO. MUOM eva FOUND; Pet rabbit. vie. ol Jtme Wenrer, HI Fuhlop
1 BR Jup apt, aoocf area Talbert A: 81.whard, Fountain hair ~· Now booldJli
$95 mo. Call MT-1.l86, Paul IUSINISS ind Valle)'. 9D-9969 app'ta. for the boUd.aya.
Jones R..lty or MT-1919 alt FINANCIAL :-:5tUS20-==-=-~.,,..........,~-• S P.M. Led 6401 LEISURE CARE CONV~
BEAUT. 3 B& 2 ti. llOO 'II ft, lus. o,,_tunltl• 6* LOST . Broods. J..arwe Ame-LESCENT HOSPITAL. MO
ci>t/drpl. rup, pool. Kida e llAUTIPUL e ttzy,t wt ln antique &Cid Vlc:torla. O:>sta. Mesa. NO#
OK. $138/mo. m.2lOI "CAJUUAGE S'roP" Motel se~ aurrounded by amaD ltCCePtlna Medicare Patient.. BRAND NEW 2-Bft APT. Santa Ana OW: Olnter llled PHft. Relined at _c.n __ Ml-038T __ . ___ _
QUIET, ~GE AltEA. ~ W. 3rd Street tn Yidnlty ol Punch a: Jody C.rd of Thanks 56-~ AITER 3-PM 3 Yra. okl + older 3 BR. Haunted How;e, Halloween. 6417
ffllilr~'81aln Apfs Peunt1ln Villey
home! Projected Ir<* tn-Generoua RArwanl. Mucb I .nth to ~ my tbadra
5410 come $23,tnl yr. 1: 1'>· m-aent1mental value. 549-2410 and sratitude to ~ m..,
ne. forcee ~ sale. GERMAN Shep., Nk. a Ill-friends and asa>datel -tso
SU5 000: terms $20 tn1 cuh wr, wwen to "R.ocer''. bavu;qne8«1 their~ ~: ~ accept ·IJVthlni FlowY an. llllhtlY sreen in tti. paainc "' IJO' wtfir
DELUX!: TOWNHOUSE 2 • 3 n.. 2 ba. blt·im.
cpts/drpe, Quiet living.
Rental Mp-. Mn. Oiristenstn
546-1.l)U
NEW" Y DICOltA TID4
2 M w/1ar 115. Tenced,
priv/petlo, Watlr pd . pr-
clenet' ma.lot
.ZUI Placeotia ..... CM
l5Tl 0nap Ave "B" Ol m.-
*' • 2 bdrm. i'OOu
Cpta, dll>s. bltm, dalrwr.
Quiet. Adulta, no .,.a.
2215 Pacillc Ave. CM 5t1e71
ffi 1 Bdrm DUPLEX
Cloee-ln. adultl • no pets.
Stove A: rell'fl. ~
NLW 2-BDRM S1JO.ino. ~
Drps, Range. Yant. '
Ganiee. * 6T3-4<Q
A P T S. C1ruae Ooallty'1
Coolest area! 5 min. beach
NEW 2-3 BDRM UNfTS
Carpels Dnic>es. Built-in
APPllucea. 1 ~ ba. Encl.
doulMt p.ra,ce. ., sq-ft.
fa.mlb' room. POOL!
9G3002. tti'2-4C1
GI' 54M188
ol value on trade ind. out of neck. Love• children. Olom-Incram· '
it.ate prop. OWNER Pleue call 54M649 or
Mr. Mldla~ 836-7l64 540-060 Rew. Cemetery Lott 6411
BUll.DING tl'9dell mp. LOST Female Gold A Silver J CDIETERY lots for ale
National firm will establllb minimn Yorb1iire tln'ler. at Harbor Rest MemorMi
pereon tn prafttable bualneu. ~lemur~ Park. Below CUl"Nlt ~
Experlenoe not DICelll1'1· JWnrd m.1825 9G.-. ~ MMSD.
AmbWoo la prime requ:1a1te. u __ ..:n .. ,._..:_ u... t SIRVICI DlliCTOil. L~ lelch_ms no 1'0lf~ sz.OllO ~------ca tentialf $1,tnl 1nwiltm.at 06 ... Nident al BaJ))o& la. ... .,.. ...
100 Cli// ::b,.
LAGUNA llACH
Lwwry l'um/Uafum.
Bechtlor • 1 6 2 BR
Steps to Short • Slaopa
Ocean'riew trom ~ A.Pt
Leue from $150 mo. up
100 CLIFT DR. •2"9
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100" ftnandnc available. Oruse ClOUar: ...,... to
Mr. Leo, P.O. Box 851, Man. "Tueo''. Dl)'I: ea.me
tebello, Calif. 90640 Mn. Mone; 8T3-7429 Eve.
OWNER'S ILLNISS Bl.AOC cat lost 1113 whlte
POllCU SALi dot OD neck. Annen ~
FOOD TO TAKE our. r.. be. 3Z12 Ol:esnfnmt.
taNllbld boai"tM tdeml m.mo. Reward.
for coaple. Year ''l'oaDd. GERMAN SH!JtHEBD T·
BroaaW CblclalD. shrimp. IDOi J'tmale. Blkl'l'u. ';::;;;::i:;::i=====~
pb:ll. dell.. aridwicbel, "Kelly". Huntiasba Beach Appll1nce ..,.In .
etc, 1'IJl price '1S,500. $55CI) a.. a.mo ar 516-3814 P1rts '51
down. Newport Beech --. MULTICOLOR.ED limWe dos
6BSI» white tip tall. mbed breed
• fo ltent 5995 LAUNDROMAT wttb 5 BR.. "Tootsie" toml, ~
Mmt ' apt. Most attractively pric. X 401
ROOMS FOil RENT ed. Showa over 16" prgGL ro=UND=-=--Oct~-Ml.--LUJe-a.tw.1ttlnt •sso $22.~ pt'!' week A up Box y.no Dally Pilot blAICk ~t wtth ac:iar on back -"":.C.::r.--w..---....;....1
Heated pool • Maki le?Vice COIN Laundry • 2 )'n old. Stnq a: J"riendly. m.mo BA.BYll'ITINO. M1 home
Utilities tumi!bed Good businetl. Hunt Bcb onl)'. 1.Jcmltd by ~
TV . Kltchenette1 $2500-dn. Owner 1162-8988 Pet'IOM.. 6405 Olunt:y. Weekly ~·
MOO'EL TAHm Fenced yaM., play ~ ~2129 lnftttment Oppeto. 6310 ~= =:=: mttJt. Stl-1784
Now'S THE L.A.RGE plea.ant room It ASSOClAT!: ..,~-;. tET ......... tn the BABYSITTING /MY HOME.
bath, CODlll· priv. wl\Jrlv. lucrative Rtal E 1 tat e Oiarlll7 00 ......, •. Call ~ea-ea ~ Maa dtl
entry. Pref. da.y worker Investment Profit return ltucb· 213 • llll Mar. * S45-54S1 me.
548·0142 ,;· should be 1~1.. Mil.It be WllJ.. SEU. cbart.er member-CHUJ) an my Balboa bo9)e G~T bouae wlldtcb priv. ready to tnvett. Prtnc. lblp Newport ~ Tmnll Al!t 3 to Sc 5 dq week;
Many extn.1. Fem. ~tu. on\)'! C.D: l'J3.0633. Cub. Plk9d ander "aoln&" ltmebe. tncladed. 6C"°1.24 TIME FOR
pref. Nr OCC. Reu. TAX SHEL Tll$1~ rat.. l •11W)G.
Qu ICK CAIN 54().1818 aft 5. Pre-.,.W 1Dterl9t. aemred by GiNiiiiWi &km wi1bet C1rpenterl"!
$12.SO UP wt. W lldtc.hen IOGDd lad value. Mr. Han-to meet Jed1. 0 b J e c t : REP AIM * ALTER.A.Tl~
$22.SO up Studk> Apt&. 237& na TH: •73!1 or wn. 'Friendahlp. P.O. 8olC ~. CABINETS. AD;y ma Job.
Newport Blvd. 548-9155. Box M 708 Ody PUot. C:O.ta M-. 23 Y'°' aper. 5tUflS THROUGH A ftD«Tl for empl01ed Lady DIAL &;ct &aa7I. amp ALCOHOLZCI ~ *NO JOB TOO saw .. 1.t '\. ,._~e:,~ ~~. ~!!>1!... your ad. U. alt back IOd Harbor Area. Phone m-rru AU repairs. Add, remodil,
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
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842-5171 .
......, ....,......., lbta to the pbgfte rtart 24 Hoars. R.euonable * to-3321 cofY rooms fer rent. Women
an17. S8 wk. pvt eotr, Call
536-9133 or 53MOD
SLEEPING room for man.
Pvt borne A ent. BJ mo.
only. $35. 1543 Orana-. CM
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Oenertl
•nceme Pr....,ty 6000 --e llAUTIFUL e
"CARIUACE STOP" Motel
Slnt& AM Qvlie Otn~r
500 W. 3rd Strett
3 Yra. old + olOer 3 BR.
home! Projected '"* In-
come $21.000 yr. Ir ~· w.
ne1o1 forcee .acrltke air .
$12S,000: terms $20,tnl cash
down: will ~ anythlna
of value OC1 trade Incl. out of
state prop. OWNER
Mr. Michael 836-7164
4. PLEX $42,500 -10~ Dotrn.
180-B Rochester, <»st.a Me-
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It takes -800 of your neighbors
to create, produce and distribute the Orange Coast DAILY PILO'P
1. Behind the camera, Richard Koehler, "ODe of several DAILY
PILOT news photographers, teams with Judy Hurst, Social Notes
reporter to get the fashion, tea or tund raising story. Other special·
bt8 OD the DAILY PILCYl' reporting team cover fire, flood, tun end
~ fad the mtire ip«tniln ol Orange Cout life.
oi. Display advertising specialists help paM on to. readers timely in-
formation about merchandise end service that can mean better living
for you. Artist Les McCray and Advertising Representative Wllllam
· Green CODIU.lt here on an adverl:J3ement being prepared for an ao-
oount. Special service ii provided for small advertisers.
7. Finished type and engravings are arranged in frames the size of
the newspaper page. That's what compositor Don "Pacot is doing
here. When all of the material for this page ls ln place, he will lock
the page and send it to the 1tereotype room. Pacea are revised con-
stantly to make sure they carry the latest news.
10. Finished papers go into the mailroom on overhead conveyors
to be atarted an their way to readers. Mailroom foreman George
Arauz checks 'operaUon of automatic bundling machine as papers
move rapidly from the press to the subscriber. The DAILY PILOT
print. more than a quarter million papen every week.
-2. Thousand.a of worda and hundreds of picturea flow into the
DAILY PILOT -.ii day. Ifs the job of our own News Department
stalf to lift, chect IDcl edit the newspaper's content. one of the key
men with l'fllPCI'~ for this facet of the operation ii N«man
Anders>a. mpy .... et
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6 Several pictures Intended for pahlicatioo in the DAILY PIInr
are "shot0 at the ame time by l>l*o encnv .. Don Rehfeldt_ 1hown
here chcking llizel Of prints to be blown ~ to fit wWzin
coltmm widths of the ~qa on which they wfll · • Each picture
k re-photographed anCI then etched Oil a aenai~etal plate.
8. Modern newspaper pressee ~t from special curved" metal
plates. Since the pages of type can't be bent, we make curved P-lates
by first making an impression of the page on a heavy paper ' mat,"
then pumping molten metal agaJlllt tt. stereotyper Harry Self here
trims the curved plate after it bu been cut.
1 J. A fleet or 30 vehicles i!-. used to speed the DAILY PILOT to
carriers in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Huntington .Beach, Laguna
Beach, Westminster, Founta in Valley, and surrounding area.s. The
vehicles cover more than a mi lllon miles a year bringing news to
the doorsteps of Orange Coast reaklentl.
3. A special kiDd ol "news" that readers find both interesting and
important ii cluaified advertising. Trained ad taken rely heavily
on the telephone to help people buy and sell, rent and l~ven
find lOBt dop. The DAILY PIU>Ts famed Dime-•Llnes flfflrY Sat,. am., an a c:ornmmUty martettnc lnltitution.
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8. The skilled flngen of George Duke Dy over the keyboard ol a
'35,000 llnecaating machine -one of 15 madl.lnes that produce type
a line at a tlme for the DAILY PILOT. Some of the ~Ines oper-
ate tram' 'COded tape punched on typewriter-like inatruments. All
require highly trained personnel
9. After they are finished, the curved plates are locked Into pode
tion on the press. In the printing procesa, they are inked and a c:on-
tinuous atleet of paper is impreaed against them. Wayne DuBotM,
pressroom fureman, and Cbarlea Wingard check quality of papen
as they emerge from complicated folder.
12. The last Unk in the long chaJn of people working tn high.speed
teamwork to bring the newspaper to you are the more than 600 car-
riers -independent young merchants like Raymond Dove -who
learn a valuable lesson in the free enterprise system by buying ancf
aelllng at a profit a product they're proud of -the DAILY PILOT.
· a ne-wspaper DAILY PILOT ; ~by~ for and about people like you
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expeJ1ence ID trouble-
lbootlq, mabltenmee,
callbratioa and Wt al
oeclDOICOpes, pu)le lfMl'" ato.ra, VTVM'1, 1pedal
tut equipment and con-
trols. A lb'onc lrnowl-
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Accountant • • . • • • • • • • • • $550
F /C Bookkeeper • .. • • • SS00
Penonnel Ok, ~ •••• $400
1-Gtrl Ofc .. • • .. • • .. CD $«IO
Secy. ad 8kille • • • • • • • • $500
Inventory cutrl .... ~
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J. R. PIDCE
Aaoclata Alency
1882 Newport, C.M. MUr20
o.t Amtr CUt ...... to $450
WAITRW
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Med Mlt, frlbck • ·" tt> $400 APPLY • 5 o'AILv ARGUS EMPLOYMENT ~-~
CONSULTANT AGENCY Snack Shop No. 1
Zt3 Wettcllft, NB ~ms 2JOS I . Cout Hlwy
1"' E. 17th, S.A. SCT..m& Corona del M.r
18115 Cfts'nV Anbm l35-49Cl
Good Opportunity
Apply in penon.
J..6 P.M. DAlLY
Snock Shp No. 1
2305 E. Cold Hwy.
Corona •I Mir
MoLDING
Machlne O.,.rators
Plutic, injection. Penna.
neot poaltiona with sood pa,y.
Exce~ work cmdltiom,
Overtime and all frinp
~ta. Most be exper.
CALIFORNIA
ln lectton Molclnt
D Btias Ave.
o.ta Yea 546-MIO
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$C. to $53>. Tnie 50 wpm, KEYPUNCH • k f 10 MONTH Prt.. Nw. 11, 1 .. "" ~ 5-JIOI. ....,. Chrome ..... Radio, Cocoa·
Shorthand 100 wpm reqult-PROGRAMMING · p Ott-ti> •· Free .._, Bedroom 11ta, '-Ir ..... SU.VD 11ULE POODLE. * 'l'RWICPf:I * iut1, ~oe»-mt l'OI ~
ed. Fountain V~ School INDUS. DRAFTING • d cdcl' _....Free s.m.e. ._...,.., ...._ .a.. fa. * 16'1Q& aft 7-Pll •oc=-t1mt• ~ * · NC OrJ'EltS! Plstrict. Call Ml"L Bedcett i..ROC CHICKINl'l h Model u .. -.. fu...S.U.,.. r.a.;,. -.. ..._. No ob11-daD. . ~ • Pri ,. 6'Ts.a62 •_.,_un betwftn 2 A 5 pm v • v • RVIRV fAIMlll .. .MllW • .._ -... -,._. \ous 01, ..... cMll-. -. iliYa.m. vate party" .. ..--'TRONIC ASSEMBLY ·• 523-3'51 dllb. .._ ., dnwww. U""edt IMO 'tS POftSCHE conM'dble,
on FridQ only. PIX/TYPE· n. t · SATURDAY-ONE DAY ONLY m-1181 coer.. -....... .,_. -., Alfte s.rwa. aceDmt cond, est otrer.
W C COLOltLAND TV-Opie T lbt TV'a, ...... aatta1M11,,.. y=° = A·Partt t400 145-2238 or M&-51>1.
Jobe Men. Wom. 7500
Robinson's
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NOW HIRING
CHRISIMAS
HBP
Both S.les"
non-tell position•
Full or pert time
est oast • 10 AM to 5 PM • .... .... ~= ;· ::::::-= = . m.acs • '5'1 8*11 vw BODY "' S• SELL "' tnde 'S1 Poncbe:
Tr.ct." aue1. School• Cash & Cany Only ..,., An'ER&-P.11. w.rs AUCllll TaANIPOltTATION cet. ~ ~ ~ "': = = ;;:t~e
Z117 s. Main St., S.A. o.t ir• og Maple CONOie , ,
l2m'1 Gar~tr~~~ G.G. 11.e llgun1 lllguel Model Home Complex ~ =: p!' ..::;-_,.~~.... ..... &-Y....... 9000 Tn11«s. Ut111ty MSO SUNBEAM
$37-7113 21" RCA Color TV $150. a.ta .._ ..._ LDaC New ~T~ 100/ 'M \mL ~· all ltiee1. Hun~~h. eant. * Follow the SlcJns * ir• Portable $25. 5'3-6521. OPIJf DAJLY t • ' =·bpi.~--~ o.nmJy. mti. ca. ... «N-'tiS Sunbeam ~. roll
121 N. Lemon · p,d,k Crown V•lley P1rkny to l1 Pl•t• ~ & Uth, c.M.1 •.•YJl-CJU>-·A4ilalr--·~--~Marllle ~~ ace: er, 1 ton. $295. M2.-S ~-~~-~
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• IBM Prosnmmlt:w _qMlllF ~ candl "5-* ~ Mdl n...,.r .-d) '50 pa ltm4bout. 1SO HP Du 1 f y Co., fl3.U68 or
• mM K.eypuncb UKE new floor ale,~ IENT MOO eo1_..1 W6I Goll dot. a..n cldve. Mck to beck s.o.nu eves.
• PBX Typlnc writers label. Colt $WI. B4llt 'l'V'a • ~ • W a a lat r a MiMelt.Mous • cat '85, 1..u. BowJans teats 6 lltr ...... Qepl FOR SALE 1MO Ford pick> 541·2672 all« tam. 4H-S080 da.YI. ~ • Dllbwubln. o,. bell • -. 111t ,,... • '25-..-. fer &b!as a aldlQs ae with 1856 a-vy eacme
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On
49'-86 evea. tklD to llQJ• J'ree s.mc.. POOL TAB~ buJ d1rtct Slat ~ $11. OU PUil-w/15" whl trtr. MUOIM. excelleot candltlon, muat
.Enjoy •n exdtint S... MERCHANDISE FOlt Hi• ....... 'S at *->' prlcu! Slate. inll • .._, u-at 1.. l'lleqlMa aid boat a aee to ~t.e. Call
eon In 1 Beautiful SALE AND TRADE Store Equipment IOl2 un HARBOR, C.M. aU m. -new and used. "7 CA!WtC'· '* Nftport tnOer, ..a 40 llf motor KZ·8118hftet5:30p.m. Prlcea •re ALWAYS
1968 TOYOTAS
'Store IOOK STOU Tmna. Sbowroom 0 Pen Bndl * •T1S1 wttll eleetrtc .--. saDO. JJ&T ~ ~ up with LOWER et -: LIL.-r•I ..... ._..nt f urnltvre IOOO FIXTURES <X>LD6POT rdrl1 • 5 yn. old .,_ .. _,_ and s u n d a y. 554111 10 000 -n-.. .,,...
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: Sc, hedu ... , O.ya & Eves. • Bookcuea, tab&es, chain. ....... 1..... ..., 1-BR'ftJ""111tl"V • .., ·~ --~ -.. -~ a ... ~.la Headqmarten for: ebecbta""· can su-1m ~ ..... lllO Ncrth Mam st. -..,._ ... _.. equAp ~. moo. Talr.t .u-1• '" ._
Apply Pt!rs>nnel Dept e SMWTeom Slmpa. mcndnpanly. WEDGEWOOD RANGE SS0 Santa Ana l35-0617 ..., ~te .:..~ araumaUerboat. Mf.1118 •e ~ T. Dad&e PU tr\ICk, _ .... ._.
Mon thru S.t. 1CM e P•ctory Cloeeeuts LATE MODEL. * XLNl'l ~ $211 VU. 32' aDUSOommaMer trade Solid, xlnt rubber, rune •WI•
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• F,_.ght ~ Houilholtl GMcls I020 == =· $$ CASH $$ ONLY ... • • ::::! !:.,. ~ = eood-$lSO ar bat offer. !MM> South Cout Hwy.
No DowD-Buk wma <>AC Sean WASHF.Jl <Wrtnatt· We Pl1 cull for: 100" J'INANCING · 56«kU aft 2 pm. LAcuna Bodi. 4M-T503
Span1lh • llodl!lnl • Maple EXCEL dinette at, . ctialn type > * m.mc ~ l"Unllture ,,,, AJJ9llancea llCAID POOL 10' Gl&apir nbersfaa boel. 1MO CHEVY Pick-up truck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!11!!!1!-1!!!!!
lJv. Rm. • •• • .. Frm 168.95 pink nau&h, $]5. HidH·bed, ' ~ Antiques "" Tooll 321 I. JMbi, .Clap Plrfltct far Bay. $100 de-w I '58 O>rvette q , $150. '67 Toyota Q>rona, auto trana,
Dmett. ....... nm $H.95 $!iO. 536-2249. ·, GAFFERS Is Sattler Gu ONE rrEM or -m-• . liven. m..a Pvt pl:J. 64U3Q2 radla, 15,000 miles. ua
Bedraoma ..... Frm $51.15 Ranp. Del.me model. Hu COMPLETE HOUSEFUL. . ~ Shal9 31' Pacemaker die.I t' '9 Qiev 4 T -.c-6tMJ.6?
ApptovM fumltvre Ger• S.le I022 lrlddle $100 ···OR 3-ml Call 5'7~43 or rn.am LOAN-BJJY.SJ:LL.TIW>E Sport F.laher. Near new! VAN. RiAso:S~!._ -========
.: Assemblen 21S9 Hvbor Bl. CM 54HllO y G-·-G WEDGEWOOD RANGE $100 DANISH Teak chair cane CMH PAID POlt * sa.4637 * 5'&-'1'903 or~ . 1'fUMPtl OUR I.om aur ..., • I.I'-QIROME TOP Is GRIDDLE ...... ..'.i 1-·ftl---...1.. ~ A-LI Sele. 211 TbeGt Can-1*:k. blk. naui. uynVJ·; ..... .,...,...._,_ -• BY OWNER/'12 CHEV -....-..:... ..i.....~..........., MOVING·~. lb-ap u XIm COND! 6tSG2S ~ dlllr; w!Ute 3 drawer ....... ry • Lle11• -10 PICKUP wltb CAMPER. 'SC inumpa Spimn ~· ' I , .... be aa-liecM
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hoc ...... .., ..... 11111 al·UttJe Balboa lal.tmd· I'd-D'r.nnr.ERATOR, partallle ctre.r-wlbmM:a top; Platt ...................... -----.,. MH. MMC aft.. Wllllir •llilk flop. mr •• ~ ...... bed• udqDe day"""*" •Sabftlro Now• ..... ~. a I -L.1 _. M. ~ .,.. del: .-.JD_ ...... ................ llllbsJO.lL~Asltiqm -· -~ ...... w10e.kdak~ ~ ...... ~.~LIFE-DODGE~ .... llat Oli .. ac-.eMnt
-'~: -.. ........ ... ..a-a-..._._ -& ..... .._ .... .. • ct.Jr: lamps. x.. --,. .. '!Diii • l&Altll .. &UL ........ ---..... ,._,~ --· ---·--_....._,.,-......._. --~ .-•U•ll•W-"----·--...._ (ndwd). Gt 11nta ........ matta llU (almmt , w~ _._ -.,. .....
mw). Two a.mdful Ultlp ~151• &11 MM519 lea 0.. ,_. $111 IDCl. 5·1--------
Ana A~ .• NB ..._.. ea!lb!tl. ft!CJOr'd • FOR bamecomln1 dance .,. Ill ... ~ trtp, .. FORD V .. PU :=======!
DJNETl'E SET / Solid Olk. p1aywr. • ncm1er, ~ AUCnON kwel:y abort or 1on1 tonna11· Lectara. • Small eoet 1CSck. loDc bed
\ . MASJER
SPECWllU CO.
DroPeaf Tlible with 4 dll.lrw peam. took, w Vf!1:f F•laltlc I••• ICbooi dottiel, alu s-1'. WANTD> • Caod wd tii-pnctlce. * CALL: * S6a1 *
$30. Whltle wtlll r<*l trim. bMutiful mtiqoea and other BH.utiful table lamps: 2 tq wheel ebalr with foat llr. ~ * IO-lG
1967 , .... , ••
$16ff
1640 MonrovN AV9.
Cod• Meu
642-2427
• An equal opportmftJ-
employer
Can w.t 6 W!r'J comfortatJl.y, mdae too numeroua to lilt. Relic Collectiola Italian decorator c h a l r 1; nst....,.. dlr 1 p.m. HOUBLY R.EHTALS ~ 9SlO
9a-16'IO lllftel' 'fi.PM. GARAGE Sile Dowr' VWqe Old Navaho nJll, heed waft. Italian roand marble cUfee * JU:IODES U'S * JEEP MJaA1. HD MU type
QUALITY FtmHmJR.E ~-·•1tum 1515 Qimwall larp collection ol ftna ~ table. v~ reuonable! • • FREE TO YOU JW, ZODe Boat Cb .. BaJbaa CJ-5, 4 W·D Uni~. A-1 In/
2 BR. -0. S pc actiona1 Lane, N.B. ~ Sl*e 19 ..._ ud UDUIUal lndlm ~ * SCHOCK 22 * Out. Stock $1195. Pvt 1'4:>'·
aola; llht pilDo; patio Utrda wood touch muter ~. finest eoDldlor'I lfUITftft f ORIU GI'NIAN 8twpllltid 1% yr HEAD. NEW SAILS. 54W349. tum.: all xintJ 541-5325 eypewrtta-, ottlce desk 6 buketa, framed artUac:ts Mii IW old. llaJe, Ba.ell • SDwr. $3000. ec.stSll-,12--INTER.N---Al-OH-AL--Scout-
»ti ~Dr., NB. , chair, refrigerator, maple Wftl)CllW, cluba, ~ Ph-..,._ Fttt to fOOcl home with _ 4 whl drive, iood mech ccnd
AVOCADO Qun.TED SOFA dinlngrooauetwith5chain O>lumblan colledioa, wan-...., rvft SALE ~yard.ZimWWio,eo. Power Crufaers YV.&u Below wh1sle $795. 968-1261
6 Mo.--6,000 Ml. Gu•r.
lndudes SO HP Sttiea, WiJld.
abield Wathen, 1u 11 Vinyl
Interior, Out.aide M l r r o r,
Heater, Defrost«, • wdl
... de.nup and delivery.
$180 full Dn Pmt • Ch a Ir, Mother/Peui Beeutlful, ,.,,, Ouiltmal sun. ald llJIU, co~ Remnanta. Sanples i Mill-ta Ma. after f p.m. REAL EST A Tl IMnp. ~ • End tabHs. gift IDel"dwldiR. All klndl colna, Fetllbes, and ~ ends Sat. Olly a a.m. to 2 Wt 25' cc A Buoy. No. D129 '49 Jeep • CIHn, 2 aeta tires. Includes T.x & Lie.
Compl o/bauled. $29115. !! Eec tuel pu~ 4 wtll div $54.71 mo. INnk flnH. khair Formica cUnett2. al ioodiea! Fridt¥ A Satur-other rare and unuauaJ lJd. p.m. 929 Babr, Cotta Mesa ...,.,..,... bu..___...... __ ...
()penlnc tn full cownp ol-eU ""z:.L' ·~ .... tice for a career man. Must 5t44134 dl.y. 1~ an 11 ca. WHIRPOOL refrl1 like new white female ldttm. Loew· -EYea. 8112.ml w/tlw bar moo. 644-0156
' have Uc. and desire to ao SIMMONS HIDE-A· BED EVERYTHING GOES 'Iblltlday, N09. 9th at 1 p.m. $50. Coldapot upr11ht freez. haired black male kilten. IMt 1rai .. n ton Campen
ahead. All lnquirlea coail-SOFA/~ Dito -..tu bed.a VERY REASONABLE WOMAN'S HALL er $50. Dble box Sprgs It white klotl.1ea. SborWla1red --------
9520 T&M MOTORS
SpeciaJlz:lne • VW I& Ponche
1141 Glrchtn Grove 81. dentlal. ~1662 uk fir. $100. Solid Birch O>ttee Fumlture, dillies, Po w er 610 E. 18th St., CM mattr. xtnt cxmd. $25. h 'J)d srey male ldtta 115-47'38 Heavy duty boat t:ra11er
table .. A P • ..a.. Amer Loft Jack Neer, Auctioneer Stingray blllie, loaded. $25. ll/10 Dual wheel&. h.Ydra. brakea,
~ :JJll&PJ:RS
OH.ANGE <lJUNTY'I
l..\RGEIT SELECl'D:lt
Gerclon Grove
192.5551 or 534-2214 Corbin or Martin. -.-1o1 · • ~~ 2~·b:-'• BIG 2 ~ niropean Small counw-tQp refrlr, --------Ucbta. $&00. 642-1133
• OLDER OOUPLE to man-Seat $40. * IC-3957 ~ too, .. 11 ... ,. sn,!,:: ~~~· Auction. Over 800 items Ind. $15. 64U7l3. OERMAN ~ Jilb:ed. ======== age S Ocean Froot A{;Q. on BED DAVDn'ORT w/cbair .,..., ......... ,. _,"""'., 1de9l f Ouil J yn old . .W.. 'h p>d loat Mal~ toll private beach tn 1Al\IDa bi °"I* Is Bedlprad.. Uv-man:y odda It end. Iota ol over 100 rare I& dllllce pain • or tmas! • klme wttb ~ Clll!J. l'ACl'ORY I>~
..excl\a.rce for ap. C•ll --rm., drapa BG-tno ~.SALE· lhN Sun-inp; Sat. Nov. ll, view 10, ~~~~ ~· Fenced back 7U'lf. IMHrf• :.VARNISH-PAIRT·'IU!PAD\ OPEN JlCW? .>L.u:R ~.o ..,79 ..__ _ ...._.___ --.. ~. ~ ,__~-Ave., CM ale l P.M.; S... view lO, ~e ~er; AJDt IW"'U• llJ9 at . ._.,. doc.. ~-..-i--A Wiii iay ""'°"'"' ..,.. _..... ...,_ ........ ._,, .,,._.., 11:1-. Val $700 male J~ _ ... £:.Jl)IC'""·'"'~· * HOUSE CA1l! * OfA!r !•ID A 5. DINING roam let, maho(. Saturday I& ~ l&le 12:30. Natkmal Ohnp ........, ue • or e SllA1J.. CAGE. Jt.emovablie Very realQflable. 548-8100. IS MOUNTS * SLIDE-INS Your Volkawqen ar Poncbe
• ~ top doUan. Paid bll
ar not. CaD Gme ~
~ to 90''. fts..o.I ._ .. ,_ .... n~•cERAroR. Show Grounda, 81111 Demar· o«s. Suzuki suttar with --lL bottom ...... "-b'-f-SE'I' for ..-11De11 d CA . ..,_. .niw ......,_ ~~ ......... -....,. ga.-.. ...., '"' .,..... "" ._ _,. * \.AN (' ·~1<1NS 5'7-4933 ar 56-T913 eves. ..., POWER MOWER wuu. -. _,. _.., 111\all animal or tmd. MalrlM Equip. '""'5 proflta In pflllk <Jirilt. D'tru UP,......,.,. Lym Wallen, Aoctioneer MAGNAVOX cc..te TV, --* MO'l'Olt HOMES
_,_ 1:t1~ --a'--ui-. -d' lttl ...-~'-"'" u.1w;.,g 4208 RIVER A~~,... BO·•T motor .. ...a •-"er, _ _,, --· -. -w · .__ -. Dall&~ MAHOGANY QJpp-wlele 21'', IJ"•t OCIDd, --·bladl .u.1.., ft -"" u..., Ila> Biii 6G-3llOt 30.06 iune. OmTy Hutx:h .,, ETC. • • • • • • Mal-_.._.._ (I) ....... -1. • ..u. ............ _ .......... ·--------or trade for motorcycle or1 ALL MAKES • MODELS ~TD as. * 875-1917 2275 Republic, a.ta Meaa ......_,..... • lnrwrnc _ .. ,.-.._ _ _... _,; OarUnc bladl Baaaett. 196'1 TIUJO<S bolt and hostma • need re-camtr strlpu.-1"QC. make Lona lddl, bu all llxlta. $275. Wtd! Bis DoulhhoY M~Gm'ERS KING SI1.E BD>. Yellow lthr _,, SPECl'ACUUR SALE! flni.blnc and Ni009edq ofter: 2006 ........... CM. 3 mo. okl. 4M-«IO pool. ~1686
DJG.'600 ~ a LDlq8 did' w I ottoman. ~ Fam. Qual-men I: $120 Antique Mahoe dJnlnc M&-~7 ll/10 ======::::::== ~~
673-1190 --------'67 VW SQUAREBACK
RIH. Lltce new. Oris owner.
Lo mlln. $2125 Ph. Mr. Rlc-
ltetta Oya ~200>. Eve.
time rep. ol tu:ciarta Top eamll Mf-254.1 ewia. Women cJotbea. Dca't mlla! table, Sheraton ~ 3 ex-GARAGE SALE S.t-U IUn-"HOUSEBROKDI" • Ador-loat Sli'1 Meor(ft9-90M
clod:dnc. Call 5M-23'1' BL<H>DSNJNGSETe • • ~~/~~~.~~ tra leavn nas. 494-324I 12 BR set brt6t ,,.t pwr able, Joni band bbc:k kit--$1.50 ,_;·f~t-18!!65 deas:=d., u.Jl. MUST SELL '66 VW/Clean!
Part time help Wanted. • • • COYPl.£rEI $100 eves &: wkendl. ~. e~ eclpr. odlla I& tens. To &ood lo'rin1 home&. Up to 40'. 842-7528 i----HA-,-rr-'O_N___ WW'1 RltH, Pop· out wln-
962--n6l.
2 to 4 boars HB area MJSC.J'l'DllS 54M746 I FRI/SAT 9 to S-PM. Fun ANTIQUF.S A UNIQUES enda-323115th It., N8 646-7S47. 11/10 --------CAMPER~ dowa, Bumper iuarda, Se.at
Call ~ M!DI1'DtRANF.AN FURN. ~odlesw B~=: HQ:i: Vlll!ltuslE•Lt the sq.41163 PRETTY, Male 4-montb old Boat St•rege 904t TELESCOPIC CAMPERS belll, Leatherette-int. $1350
Dlll'I wt w/6 dWn Hand-ted l>ed.aprMd * MISC' " $30-DINETTE SET I Wblt.e lo111 haired' kitten. Beal.-, ------NOW ON DISPLAY or BEST olfer! 548-98S8
hool•lnstructlon 7600 CU'Yed beedbocd. rBai 301 CARNATION. * CdM'. 3B9 E. 17th St., CM with Gold trim. 8olld Oak. Clean, Well tralnecl. m.nn Boat Storaae It Launchina 222 w. Wlllon, C.M. '61 u.w. Good condition.
MDUAL .._ U 2 PC MCtiana1. ~ RUMMAGEIMJ3CFURN. Muslcel IMt. 1125 Dropleaf ta!* w/4 chaira. 1119 ~~~~::,~::~~to ~ Very low mlleqe. &tow ~al). an:io.t 10 • lAllOll 2210 Waterfront Dr., Toya, CJotb'i· Kitchen A~ Good cond! --aft 5 pm MALE % Sia.me. Kitten _ • _ _ '61 VW Camper, 37,000 mt. Book Price. Mlllt Sell!
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iDJ School. 121 Del Mar Oram. 4el Mar m.9511 pUancea .• * 1014 SEA LAN& GimON B-2SN nat top Gui-GET Cbe btlll~ ... for approx 10 wb. HOUH-Mobile ttom91 9200 Empl beaden, Rear 1Wll1 ~~,.,,,•,.....,,962..3852 ___ •.,----J
____: 541·2859. TWIN bedl wttboat mattrea 01n1na del Mar * MC.29'6 tar. Natural flnlah top. SUt at *'9 Qr Wasb 'broken. 89'1-0nl ll/10 ---· --bar. Oulllde canopy. Stereo 1957 VW. Good cmd, ltereo
iMPLETE 8eCletarlal « White Alh. GOOD c::ondHba. euap Sale Sat. 12 to 4 Cherry 1lnlah rim it back. 111 &. 17~c.M. "~.,man-$ MONTH c*1 puppy Hu SACRIPfCE SALE tape • 6 apeakera. $12>0 or tapea, S400. ~P· Poll7 Pr*t Bmi-$30. * 5»1113 Dolli, boob 6 pmea, 3 Mos okL Ust price with-ageinent. · all lhots. Needs ~ of Only $11.SOO (eotil over best otler. 67Ull7 Evea. 316 E. 18th St., CM, &o-160'7 ~ CoJlece 5Cl-9'12S .... u-.a-a. $1IO ~2012 419 Emenon NB out cue $179.SO. Uke new, GREEN wroQltlt lraD tble kwe. M6-IS35 ll/10 $20,000) for ~aut. cust. bit. TENT Camper $300. 20332 '67 VW 1600 SQUARE-BACK. .. · . r•...,. ~ • ' with cue $150. Call 56-3766 (~•aa ..._) a. ~ ~-111-2 ,,,, •CK ~ .. ,..,. PUP-2 BR. B • .. _ ;. • SEWING a..ASSE3 e S48-(Q82 XMAS SALE! FRI-SUN ., ..,., • ,. ~ -.... .....-c............... 2 a. • ucn, perm. Mqnolla• St., HB. W. o1 IMMACI * MUST
• BISHOP METHOD mV!NE TERR. ~l232 new C'Ult dnpel (tmne) PIES Rabed I ~ks with 12x40 cabana; over ll40 .ci· Adams. 962-7916 SACRIFICI:! KI 5-3144 ~ MS dep'ees. 5t6CC1 0• ~~ PllDf D11 CHUBASCX> * CdM Pl•not l °'9lftl 1130 15 panels M" loaS-981-2509 amall' chUd. 541-1311 ll/10 ft. of dlx. Itvin1, nr. the ,58 VW-Rebuilt ~. clftn
NEW Hammond Spinet Or· 3S HP E1&in adMlard motor. 3 Bl.AOC klttena; 6 weekl ~-Pa.rt.ly furn.; ~ bill' lmpot;!M Autos 9600 body, Interior roucti. $385.
13C-.--""9n, Wom. 7500Jobt 11M11, Wom. 7500 Jobe Min, Wom. 7500 pm Save $200. New Con-Runs good.~ IUd1nl Kini aid: l·male, 2 !!males. To ;Y =~to ~. AUSTIN HE.ALEY 646-5302 eves.
10le pl&JIO full ~ $488. lawn mo.er tlll 111% Mer-aood homes. &G-2931 U/9 GONE oveneu. Muat lell ''4
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FREE!rREE! FREE!
WouldnAt you llb to be tM DAILY PILOT'S .,..t
.. one of the ,,. .. perfornMncts of this •ti-time lfap
hij et MELOOYLAND THEATER in An•helmt
Of courw you would.
HM•'• Mw ~ works: St•rtlnt tomorrow check the
cluslfi.d fMte• of the DAILY PILOT to ... If your
name Is published here. It dn •ppe•r In •ny clHtl·
ff cation.
Come to our Coat• Mesa lobby, Identify yourMlf •ncl
pick up your FREE PAIR OF TICKETS.
First come -flrat Mrvod -HURRYI
(Offer good Novemb.r 14 through November 26)
O:>untiea laJ'se9t aeJection rill PL C.M. --PART G er man Sbepbud * CRUSADER '62 A.H. 3000 MK Il Wire VW, radio, new pUlt, l'QOd
ol new 6 Ulld pianol •or-HORSESH~ • tnt bootta. puppies. 2% moe. aid. *FASHION MANOR wheell. Dec. o'drive 3 SU'a. cand. $995. Call 536-1911
pm. Colt new $700. Like new 5319583 ll/9 * GOLD MEDAL Xlnt top I: tonnau. Muat S0tMIDT PJ:IJLUPS CO. $l50. Rivift'a.C1pe aora bed. • AU types al Trailer Peru Sell! nm S1D takes it. '64 v.w. R1H
19a1 No. Main St. Ex. cond. $115. LI 1.538& SPAYED, laTtb' Calleo cat BEACH mAILER SUPPLY 962-0343 .HB NN t:ln!a .\ bat~ry.
Santa Ana, Cllif, 9 moa. ~ to very &ood l9'J61 Beach Blvd. Ex. Oind. $1000. 549a1
FACTORY arden daMout UPHO(~ #f~) hon)e. 646-709I 11/9 Huntinrtoa Beach, Ca.lit ~-SPk RITE, Vrry ~I '61 VW SEDAN, IUrlr'Ool,
·• _ _._.._ ""'---'-I ... "--pc. .., ... .._.. en 2 BEAt.mr." 9 k old Id -• •. •• • "' ..... ••00 RIH '-· mil 1
OA .. -... UWI z ""-......... Free Ht, -• m c u~ w t-lxfO' TRA VELESE. Uvtni * 495-S259 * . .,., el, owner. ~ EnilWI BaJdwin l1ianol Maln HB ....._,. tens. Moat So to 80fne rm expanded tum clean S800 • • • • 49M127 alter 5 pm.
-eo don ao pric8 ,to n>ek ' ... , home. 81>2!&. 11/10 newl.Y carpe~. 1nciun at 1960 AUSTIN Heal¥ 3000 '59 VW. * a.EANI
bottom. Quantita limited RCA Color .I"! .. BoJ 1 3--DAHLIA BLUBS Come and DO Newport B)vd, Sp 46. $900. m Rlvenkle •Ave., $695. * 548-6270 aft --...m.
10 hurry! apd biey._~· ·JtocWer , . NB. 5"-7079 ,,.... WARD'S BAU>WJN mmto vacumn a.iitlir, '2$. 451 set em. 241 2i.t St. CM 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath furn. --------333 REIMS LANE/ C-M.
lBOl Newport. CM 808484 Flower St, ail. ()ad Ml-1031 11111 OD Pf C:OUJ',"'· * Near CITROEN 1960 VW Camper w I O>r-FIRIWOOD--CALICO mother cat &: her ocean. Sacrlficet 536-7731 vair q. Good cond. Bert ~r&ft be N~ ~ ~ For saJ • Fne clellvery 3 ldttena · ~ home · mov-River? Mt.I? Delert? 0ty '80 CITRODf * Silver offer under '911G. S48-821S
branMn ·Splnd piano. $406.24 * e ~ * Ina! 430-4562 ll/U home! ax 35 Clean. J'um. Blue .ed. '300. * CLEAN! '66 VW SqutrelNdc
S.7008 4 Alitlque C9bt laottont din-BASDfJJ ped.IO'eed to bome ~otter. MZ-466t Good condl * 646-2388 CC.M.) . $1900 * ~
FULL KEYBOARD int chaira. RC.A Stereo It ln cocmtr)'. ~ ~ R.mt Or Sell Hwit Be.ii DATSUN
2S Pedal Or -T.V combo. --~1741 evn. WU DELUXE 2 BR. 2 BA Flrepl ---------pn ••. ~,., ••-• Patio Fumlabed 642-7482 GOULD MUSIC COMPANY NEW AVOCADO CAR.PET 4 Kittens, adoNltllef 12 wta. '17 DATSUN 1800 w~
200 N. Main St, Santa Ana 9x12. * 0n17 $30. P'1" to aood bomfa. &G-1323 Moto..-... 9300 Green wlblk int. Dlr. $65.4-4 WE . p Af
83 HAMMOND ORGAN CALL fTS.Jlm or eve.' .sun. 50-TTlf 11/ll . -1-·-de.L ..ume lo mo pymta, "'
with Lealie epeaken and * WAHTD> * Pl.AYruL Female Calico I '66 HONDA D • OC $395. Old car alt ctn. 494-mJ. TOP 2S pedall. Take over ~-PAIR OF ..t1'fS fEATs. wk old ldttm. MU0a U/11 l60C)..mL * XLNT CX>NDI '17 Datlm NEW! 1600
menll $63.0'l. Would make CALL IOGl9 LJTrLE ftulty ~ ldttena. Many EX'mAS1 SO..-. Rdltr. Ooee out. $299 dn . ~ ~~ ~t RUMMAGE iAii/riJ JO. 540-68 WU Hodak& 90. Coat S4SO new. $TUI mo. Dir. 4M-mt
IX). to ~PM. St. ,. tbe Dt-PETS & LIVISTOCk Sell for IJl pJ'Sce. $225 J AGUA. p RI c· E WURLITZER O>iwole Plano vine's. 20C3 a.AMOE C/M. • ~1587 e "' ~
S395 Including berK'h . C•ts llMA --------• GOULD MUSIC COMPANY DRIVEWAY~• lie 1&1. piav FOR Sale '65 Yamaha US * '62-XKE $2250 *
2045 N. Maln St, Santa Ana Walker Pal:nt. Ill W. 18th 'nfOROBRED Penian KH· ~-~~ ~ ... 9xlnt oood. PVT-PARTY, f46.2364 FO
St .. C.M, 606Tl'I· tena White I& Blade. I wb. •-~ -"""""' R NICE CARS
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS MILD ROQUG'ORT Father 1 tbampl &4fo90U '64 Triumph Bonneyvllle '50 MIRCEDIS IENZ
TO BUY P~.!'..0335FOR CASH. Dressin" netpe, V5c: cc $750. for quick lale. AND ftUCKS on.,.., • RJMALA Y '1;.N ldttenl; T Wb. 6 3-6086 A
-.-MAD-ISO_N_P-,.-,.,0-.-Diana YoUnf , 8oll102, C.M. old. 2 maJee, 2 temaJea. --=1,..--______ ny Mlb or ModtL
""'' NATURAL C--"1•• Beaver Shots. Call eves~ '87 HONDA SCRAMBLER PERFECT CONDI $400 -· Ml,.,. CONNELL Ci;.LL 613-1539 Coat. Stroll• lanlth. beau l""""'"'. * ftOO
• BEAUTIFUL cond. s:ioo. ·· 644-0358 _Oop...._ ____ 1125_ ~~c...,.ALL~,_,646-_201_8 __ CHEVROLET
Autos W1nted
e UPRIGHT PIANO. 8' WET BAft.hdded Red AKC COCKER SPANIEL '66 Honda 250 Sharp Cycle! 2821 Htrbor llvtl.
!mm liDIBIL a---~..:·: n4.1. * Call 673444 leather w/4 t1COb1a. Al.a: pups. 6 wb. awnp1on ~~ ~GJ3!: COSTA MISA
,----. WTD! A used Spinet Plano 2S' WET BAR. * 673-656! •tock, show Is pet. Blond. Mt-1203 .-.i.-~-... ~: ... \~' L •./' :7:: ... -:.: full keyboard, cab!Mt fin.. CHECK Theae for Berplnl! red A whit~. bl~k A white. HONDA Trail Bike~ 1988. -:. -y I .... 18h not important. ~15 Lawn mower, ~ It pad, • G4.f709 * Take o/pymnts + $S0 Cut\. ========
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,.>. ••• • •• • • •• • I NO matter what lt I.I, you rs YOUR AD IN CLASS!· * JRlSH SETI'ER 6-mos. --=-:=-=-"'=-=--=-,,_-=-=.......,-=--1 1tortd. Showroom condl· VEHICLE. TOP CASH l)()L.. C::::0.11~"'=-~--·~.c.11.!---:.ca..~1.~ can 1eU It wtth al1AILY FIED! Som..-will lit P_.1-ed, U c. All lholl. '65 Yamah• 250 CC lion. Dir. Make offer , •n ,. ... , ... -.. _ iaiuL • ... Ml ~·•I . A •.. ~ ,...._.,. """"'" ~ _._ -.;;i·----· -----PlLOTWANT ADii 6'U67I lookinr Jcr It. Dial I05l7I m. * Call'l37-3011 __ Scnm __ ._S32S_._eu_..!fi6_2_1 ._.V.;x._ __ 4_94-_9'1Tl_~--' HARBOR BVJ).. ~ -lllllill!l"!~~-llmll!--!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!:::!.L::====::::::::==::~=-==::;:=:=:::.:=:~===== ----c--------=====-=======::.:.....-.. ~ --
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9900 UHd Cars 9900 New Cars 9100 TRANSPORTATION
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TRANSt'UITATtofi& TRANS'°RTATION l lltANSPOaTATION 9900 Used Cars UMd Can -------
\utot Wanted 9700 UMct Can 9900 Used C.rt 9900 C~RYSLER. . . FORD . PONTIAC PONTIAC T-llRD
P "Y -------UMCtC_a_rs ____ 9900 1
:.. "1E .. • . ·cHmout .•. p (.'bryaler H'l', '*'ll 1964 PORD -------! €ASH P.Wr,·lfr. J'act warr. Dth>f!ll OY '65 GRAND P!UX. Air cood. RAMILER . '56 T-BIRD. Wires. Tonnea~ •63 CHIYROLET u. JDO• Spotlea. saoo. -Gal.. IGO 8_port ~pe. R CARVER Pi/J>B, Pwr wlndowa. (Me 2 toSll· New tires. Beet oifei-1
...,. Book. 494-6060 dqa, PoW ... ·--· 1'11d1o, beat· PONTIAC owner. Daya m.a> Ext 22T SPECIAL 5'8-240&
Moma COlllPJ· ~ exce. Bent --ewa .a-,Jn bmaaui.te condition. -n • ...._ Ewes. 9G-3685 p•CTORY IUYS :::::;::::::==·--==:::.t tor uMd Cati A troclCI jult ,
c.:llll Ill tor free ea+'..mate.
coodltloo. Clil btl boqbt · ~ t0 • . • · -._........ m.., Calta ..._ ======= ~
With NO DOWN pymt. Only '80 .0lmler· 9-~ .Waion. $1150 fvU price . Kl 6-4444 STUDEIAKER Cbooee ~23 new klw mile-___ Y_A;....U_!A_NT __ ·~~
GiOIH CHMOlD _.,JO ,... mo.. rae ®-1 air, tun pWI', per-JOHNSON & SON 0ranp CountT ExcMtN aae Ambuaadora, Rebell 1e JOHNSON & SON feet eQDd. ~Ult 14!11! 613-6Ul ' ~ercury aler b Rolla~ ~ml -'&7 STUD!: SlLVERHAWJt lfarllnl, 1 dra, t ctr eedat. 1964 VALIANT,
• ~m:ury • ' · · a.ta la.a Branch ~· Radio, S • Ura. GOOD With OI' win.out air. c:and. 8lpet qD/· A beau '
0>1ta Yea Brancb1 . . . ~.~COMET oo Hut>or Blvd. 642-7000 '64 GRAND Prix., Oii. e own-oond! $300. * ~ AU ~ C9n are fu!1Y local low mlleqe car wl
19'1 Hut>or Blvd. 642-~ _,;;......: ____.. '-f'4 FORD er low mileage car 1n a· ~~~ry ;."":; Olaraer I cyJ. en&{ne. Lo
1 1 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 1 s "" '15 'roarer CYOLd~ · .. ' r cellent condition, po• • r TIMPDT --~H. olldayor at ':;!!5 'f(if~I ecp~lce ~.~ STOP a SAVI .f J.sl>.o>~x:i.Nr CONDI alrtUe -4 dcior. Factory brakea, p 0 w er wtndow9. -------• .,.,, .
GOQp-c.\RS-LOW PRlCD ~. 545-2&41 evea r air, ~de ,trans., radio power '""· alJ' condittoe. '64 TEMPm'S, 6 cyl, ldck •. ·-·~ a tr-~1-~~~-~e~so ........ pt OAC . ¥ • -• beateJ', Re_dllced to . . • ing. Only $2200. Top Joan ahift. (1) Sta Wac ... U) -_..... -........ vu. ----" ···~~di CORYAIR' . i.1'IO-hill price available. fl!, M. LaBorde 4 Dr. 1ecl. $1115. Xlnt coad. 1118 Harbor c.ar. Costa M .. lrancb . ' ..., -.'$399 . '. . . JOHNSON & SON 646--0556 days. 5f&.39'n 642-6023 l9f1 Harbor' Blvd. 642.
e BOULEVMU> llO'OORS e '62 OORVKJR Hpd l975 Ll.QcolJl-Mercury New Cars _. Hutlor, C.ll. •1Sfl8 or TltAJ>E roa; SOAT; ·eo. M• ·Branch 9800 New C.'1 9800tMw Cars 9100New Cara 9800 1w~m. •~•Jf~•••~~~··• ~~~m~ ~~~=~~~===~=~~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coupe de VW• ~ 196' IUICK . "' aiEV· ..... Station W• ' .,.·OR-VETTE-" . ' 19" i;Ol'i r.atri&De WI'op 01~ at the 'molt beiiU6ful Sk)tle.tk c cloclr. l'actlDly air, p. 6 CJ'1; fae tl'dered bea· v . , . . Radil>-ffeater. ?{ew tirea .tr
can on the market toaa,y. power ~. A )leaadful TY dut1 reer .a, tor trJr , . ·twY... w.;l top. Immac-
Thia cat la red wttta white m&Mclll aterb' w1fb 2 tone 6 all ~ ....._ Low ad, * '3 ~VETI'E ce>Ny. * .._, oM-Owner. Private
interior 6 blactc q , Rb ~ ftQ11 mtertor. ea! q. bfl9t ott.r. 123 Bl-w/wblte top .. A~ P/S Pai'tr S!JE; $G-6102
4,<M» mllel..AM/n(, stereo, . $14fS°'iUll prke E. Bay (Comer Montn'O All!'nf. ~SO. * 613-21!59 e 115.Tord I Sia. Wag.
tilt le teletcOPlc wfleel, M1ny JOHNSON & SON Ave., Balboa ~·Library) '59 OlavertlbJie, black, ~ e, X..U.N.ewb' ftblt q .
other extru! '64 alEV .El Qamino. <>rte int. Neved raced! ~·Dr. --~HM. Great Car)
UNIVERSITY OLDSMO'BILE
San 100'• ol $$dollars S$ ~ci:.:~ oner, De'ftr UMd COllUIU!I'· Brown ,61MUS . • •• l33 E. Zlat St. CM on tbla ~t car: clally. Low Jlllleqe, nice ===:::::::====11.=..:=-.=:.:=...:::=-:...:.::.:...=::_ w ....... Your Tr• un Harbor BMl. "2-'7060 ooM,. $1fl60. Take mall DODGE 1963 l'ord Ooulltry Squire * 19116 -.&..1. ~1 Good· eondition $!rJO 600 W, O>ut H"1 .. N.B. --.. ..._.._ Cpe, * trade.. 323 E.. ;lit St .. CM e OR S.21Xrl e ~ &fS.SC& 33,000 mJie.. 17 ,~. ·es ·an ImpeJa m FactoJY '65 MDGf . . . . --NllD A CAltJ -V-1, RH, ~ lutO,. · diU. Foreed to tell! Orig-U.V • ., '51 ~ Wqon. New Enctne
CAN'T BB l'INANCEDT $1800. Pn pt;y. SGatl tnal owner. Pwr Stri. Daya Full 1• . · "' • tral!lllJll_..,... $0).
eBam:nqltt ea.p a•mloat '13 Buick JUv'itfi l'act,Dr)' · fl&-9222 Evee. M5-l35t .~ •equlpm.eJtl., flfl!JJ1 .... LI_ iS.-____ _
eW'Oedtt1 e N.--..&t Air. All pewer, tatbet, °" ~ D¥>; . . •1 .,..'I"_ Good triea.·$2100 113-2131 1l6li CHEVROLET <Jlevelle . •.~tax ·• lie. 1---------e MJUtary New tn Alaf · .Kallhl 4 Dr .. a. Wac. X-Sa~k D~-• MERCURY Mu...,_, Pt.Ymelltl CADILLAC LNT cam, $2300. Daya · _... McCARTHY 1'\0TOU . . 811-1311 Eveainla 673-9t99 . 140l 'Herth Tustin sDf*» APPR!X.iATE! ·eo
laQ So.. Mlla.A)ldmpJ '64 CAD/CPE-de VIU.E 11. Qlev, 2"DR. StiCk. VB S.nt~ A~ 547·9W Mire 4 . Dr. 'lldtp • $335.
(2 . ~ lf. al IM:ft) Owner ilUlr sell Air. 8ucbt 1e&ta. airome wbee1a Frelway Mlnutea From . XI.N1' cond! * 642-3825 .~·Ana Pit ...., Bllt Juter-lnt. * I $2725: PareJu' ~ fill .. 8\llll)elllloo E'flerywher'e •
86.190 Ol' 541-2800 > 6*lf8! '67 DODG1= it-T 440 MAG MUSTANG
•13 CAD ' N ~ '86 EL CAMINO 4 Spd. 327 engine. PS/PB, R ·le H. --------
AMIN c:dio. ~ . C. I. 4.)1 Rear' fear&· Ton-Te>rM ftigbt. ~ ·, ' ~ANG 289 -y.a, 11u-
Mut Sell' $1895 ~ neau. $2000. Xllit. 547-0033 ~1 * 548-8180 I to ,'.l.&ndau fup; air-cond., · ·• or 56-7913 . '64 DODGE &i't: tarre 6 pWt. ateer. a: dU:c brakes; ®· '68 Cpe. DeVUle. 1'aqt. eyl•: '1180. · .. Vtat:a' ft111Qt extras tmide and
air, full pwr.; in wwrqt;y. · ~ ~.:k ~· C.jon, N.' B. 644-1562 oot: .873-1B95 eves.
$eiOO CMb. ma> . ~ c.u.i.· ao..:zT22. . * '13 ii<i>GE' J)AftT -OT. 1981 Muat'&ng GT conYert.
11 Oldl1L9c • Doer WW'a. MR, •PIS, ~uta. Air, .tereo; full extra. .-. * •· • n. CAMINO, v.a. • IPd· tram. i.o.m1. * · ·&f4.21u . · sa.cm « m-3121
Call ..-_ R Ir~ C:.t l*PM.:._ pa.• ,.ON-_ ··Ela:lLENT CARE
8uldr ..... late .. ~ CHEYROLIT ... CREVl:LLE STATl<Jtf • ~ •• .. --:-SMUSl'ANG ~ luxe. air COlld. lJ,000 mt. · . WA~ · .n1M " • '-.:..'>-J.!.. --~ rf" FACl'ORT AIR, $2095. -~ '64 J'ALOOH JVruKA,djNV . i CALI; ._2678
M1Dt cond. $3Tl5 Prvt PtJ. I lJl!l, Chevrolet I ID ii a\,, Private Par1;y * 548-9658 ·VI 4 • IPd $850 Btc • 9111 1.,..---.-.-----
644-1590 or ~ SpGrt Oiupe. Call * Day-* '57 CHEV 4-SPEED. Bucket 1eat1. RAH * rnai !85' MUitan& convert., ~t BUICK · · · * MAKE ' ~.. blue w/blue ~ter.
"Ora1ge Co11ty's Leading
driveway de~orators"
DECORATE .YOUR DRIVEWAY
• I run pwr, air coad, A.Mint 648-1521 -OITER.!" ·· .~ ·u s.9463 FOltlJ -; . · ,t.1795 Oril. owner. 644-0l2'l
Low mUe&ie. MT-E '62 BISCAYNE V8 N)r; RA w:i.i CAMINO v.s;' w/w, ' . ' PLYM' ·outH
White EllpluClt H, New tires 6 eatt.ry. auto. trans., PS, low mi. a.EAN '58 Ford, G.Juie 500
Dime . a • Line Xlnt! SSG> or <ifer! ~1285 clean $1.650. '67s..310f 4-0oor, $3ll6i '15-3221 after&. --...,-Plf-:Y_FUR_Y_3D_· -
'IOO M-c 9IOON-,. . 9IOON c 9IOO . f.BBl,. GooD TIRE& UNIVERSllY-OLDSMOBILE
_nww __ ._,.____ ew ?'II"* _ !!f -. •.!'.!_ Sloo.cASHI Brl-H;f New Cars I
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Fo " You Who _ _. .:· afed 0lt1e: .. , ·
uWriilillg GlilleL':.
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.Johnson & Son Thanks You •.••
No,w that the auto .. +rile •. is ov~r, end the new' bincoln.
Contin~ntals, Mercur(s, Cougars and the all-n.ew
Montegos. ere once again on the way, Johnson & Son
thanks you who have been farced to play +he "Wait-
ing , Game. "i :. .-·
As you know, we have. remained 'f•ry much in .bµsi ~ess.
All unple~uent situations eventually com~ t~. an end .
•• has the strike. W·e fh~nk you for w.-ifing.~ · ·
Johnson & Son has done its very best to p,rot ect ~·,
. image. The beat way to do t hat is to be honest with
our cudomi rs •. No .'tears, nd pleas for •Yl'T\POth'y, no
playing fevorites with a se'lected few . "' 1
~ Now that the strike is over we know that our Nput ...
tion for integritY and fai r dealing will be the same .,
before. ·
J-he Continental, Mercury, Cougar, Montego or C~met
of your choice will be here soon. It will just take • Ii~
tie long•r to begin •nioying it. Come in now: see oui.
display erid-pltce .yoµr 01~•r for quick del~very. ·
Johnson & Son is making up for lost time .•. ·Now ,
more then ever; before ••• WE WANT YOUR BUSI-.
NESS.
.Johnson & Son
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needs ~ o'haal; aew
Urel ..... Or after. 64N829
't5 Bonervtlle-1 Owner" ear.
Q.EAN..· l'ull IJO"tttl', with
Am. $2900. * 6444*
'61 FmEBIRD .. IOld, 3 tllld•.
-.tmlilt. .. $2500. -lltJ9I' !~ l!ftl, :: .• -
2850 H·ARBOR BLVD.
CO.STA M.ESA
PHONE 546-5550
9500Trvc1ca 9500 Trudcs 9.SOOTrUcb
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Just a tew ..... 1nl119 '67'• at ~r ........ Nowl
New '67 OMC V9Ton New '67 GMc· i4TH 7ihw '67 Sulaurllan
Pickup truck. 127" wheel hue, 6 cyl-
inder engine, standard ransmission,
fU1ly factory equipped.
Ust Price $2683.75
NOW~283
· 127'' wheel base, 6 cyl, by~atic,
power steering • brakel, factory d .
7:00 x 16 6-ply tires, etc.
Ust Price · $4025.90
NOW s3397
327 VB, automatic, power steering •
brakes, 7:00 x 15 6-ply tires, heater,
cust. appearance • comfort.
List Price $4355.85
NOW s3591
sl~NSBUR¥ ·eulCK
234 E. 17th St. Costci Mesa 548-7765--2100 Harbor. Blvd .. C.M. 646-9022
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Help _for Our Children
Once a day, on the average, a tr<>ubled parent tele-
phones South Coast Child Gutdam:e Clinic for help.
Usually it la as a last resort. Son or dau&hter ha&
developed a trait that la tnsuf1erable.
U the abnormal behavior ii particularly destructive,
the cblld will be seen. Otbe?WlSe, the parents will be
tokl their child ia being put on a waiting list.
Due to staff llmitationa only 100 to 110 cbHdren are
seen during a year. Some others, whose parents can af.
ford it, are ref erred to private child psychiatrists. But
mostly they are put oo waiting lists.
The South Coast clinic, located in Costa Me.sa, se~v
lces the entire Orange Coast. It is the only child gwd·
ance clinic in all of Orange County.
There are a dozen clinics tor ttisturbed youngsters
in l.<11 Angeles County. .
Some particularly distraught youngsters need m·
tensive therapy. But the bard-pressed staff at South
Coast doesn't have a great deal of time to devote to one
child. Therapists spread their talents to provide the most
help to the most obildren. .
It takes a ohiki psychiatrist, a psycholog1s~. ~nd
two social workers at a minimum to make a functio111ng
clinic, according to South Coast director _Dr. Maurice
Kaplan. By his own definition South Coast is not a. f~lly
functioning clinic. Never have all four staff pos1t1ons
been filled at once.
Dr. Kaplan, a medical doctor and child psychiatrist,
laments that in the three months he has been with the
clinic he bas bad very litUe chance to work as a clinic·
Ian. He says he has been preoccupied with the funding
problem.
Community Chest In Buntlng«on Beacb provide some In-
come. Fund raJa.inc effort. bJ auxiliary groups and
private donaUona mate up the rest.
The fund rat.sen.who have pven generously of their
time and the donon who let tbeJr hearts touch their
.,purse strings tend to be the ame persons year alter
year. It is time more pert0ns In the community shared
their c<>n<:em.
Certainly it WOUld be a shame tt South Coast Child
Guidance Clinic went under. And it will i1 not enough
persons care. ·
Hundreds of troubled dilldren a.nd their f amillea
need the community's belp.
(For further information, aee Mailbox below.)
Leathernecks' Birthday
Proud Leadlernecb on both aides of the world will
be toasting the 192nd birthday of tbe Marine Corps to-
morrow. And Sat~ the. naUon will observe one of
eigbt federal "legal public holidays'' -Veterans Day.
'I'he former Armistice D~ waa renamed Veterans
Day in memory of veterans of all wars, not just those .of
World War I. So the two dat~ belong together as one
continuing salute to the nation's heroes.
Although the Marme Corp11 first action early in
1776 was an amphibious landiJll tn jungle terrain -an
art in which the corps continua to excel -we on the
Orange Coast thin.k primarily about the flying Marines
ot the Marine Corps Air Statton at' Kl Toro.
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The funding problem is this: Reserves. have
dwindled from $68,000 when the clinic opened three
years ago to barely $11 ,000. Deficit operation has eaten
up the rest. Income remains spare and uncertain.
Families of patients are charged little or no fees.
Two Marine aviators were &Warded the Medal of
Honor for valor ln World War I, but the real begin-
ning of an air-ground team wu In 1919 in Nicaragua.
In a Marine action igilUt bandits, a pilot guided his
plane with one band, shot 1 pistol with the other. The
enemy panicked and ran.
That beginning incident mlght well serve as a
symbol of the continuing skill. courage and pride of our
friendly neighbors at !1 Toro.
••• lltAT l1M ACTIWLY RUNNING ,fOl VOCI· QOW·WHAT I.
U they can afford to pay more they are sent elsewbere.
United Funds in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach and the
An Absurdly
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Untrlle -Saying
Confucius ii alleged to have remark·
ed that "One picture ia worth a thou-
sand words," but I think too highly
of his wisdom to believe that be ac-
tually laid this.
Leaning upon hia fictitious authority,
however, millions of people have lince ,
repeated thia abaurclly untrue state·
ment -without giving it a moment of real ttwugbt. .
When confronted with a picture, the
Invariable reaction of the average per· aon ii to au: "What u tt called?"
Only the 11.mplest (and generally the
leaat. intereatin.C) pictures speak for
themselves; the others have to be ti·
tied or explained In a caption.
ONE PICJ'URE IS worth a fhoU&and
word.a only In a bad leJlle -that la,
when a propagandist wantl to appeal
to oar emotfona in ordet to away our
judgment
Thia kind of picture ii usually a high·
ly dramatic overstatement; and an
overstatement ii the next-door neigh-
bor to a lie.
Pictures can often be useful to sup-
plement words, not to aupplut them.
A pictul'e of an auk in a dictionary
may help you recognize an auk if you
ever run into one socially; but It can't
help you know how to cope with one.
capture one, train one, eat one, or do
anything but stare at one. •
THE ONLY WAY WE can reuon is
through worda ; they a.re humanity's
unique toola 0( thoagbt. Primitive man
used to draw pictuna on tlie walls of
caves to express their thoughts; this
ii why we call them "primitive."
Pictures ml)' be uaeful er beautiful.
but it iJ prepolteroua to compare
them with words, for they belong to a
lower order' « di.&cemmenL
Pictures can ooly ftir up the emo-
tion• that already rttlde In u1; while
words c111 make us cba.nfe our minds,
and therefore dtange the pattern of
our emotiooa.I respoilses.
A PICTURE OF A lynching, for in·
stance, wi.11 have a gruesome effect on
th~ who dislike lyuctdnp, and a gra-
tifying effect on those who enjoy them.
No picture ever converted a man from
barbarism to benevolence, or ftom
bate to understanding -but a few
words, written on a tablet, er spoken
from a mount. have transfonn~ the
spiritual face of mankind.
As Confucius said: "One word ia
worth a thousand pictures -if it's
the right word. in the rigbt place."
]ob Corps . Under Fi re
WASHINGTeN -•A sharply crltl· cal. unpubllsbed General Acoounti.ng
Office report is weighing importantly
in the impending House battle over
continuing the widely C\ifltroversial
multi-billion dollar anti-poverty pro· gram.
The GAO findings iero in severely
on the Job Corps -one of. Ute two
major iuues of Ute House fight. 'The
other is Community Action agencies,
under countrywide fire on numerous
charges, foremost among them engag.
Jng in partiJan politics and inciting
and participating in demonstrations,
riots and other violent diattlrbances.
The outlook in the Bouse is not prom.
lal.ng for the turbulence-wracked and
ICaDdal·lcarred Job Corps.
AMONG BOTH Democrats and Re ·
publicans there ii strong opposition
to this project -which has cost some
S8M mlllloo l.n its three years' exis·
tence and produced at the most not
more than 15,000 a<>-called "gradu-
ates," about whose subsequent em.
ployment little ii known.
Only recedl,y did the Office of Eco-
---•• Geer,~ ---.
Dear George:
I'm furious at your personal
reply to me. How in the world
can you say you think the words
of Stokely C8rmichael are pure
poetry? Your viewpoint Is aw.
ful, in my opinion!
FURIOUS
Dear Furious:
Yeah? Well, your handwriting
Is i>• etty awful, too. I thought
you said Hoagy Carmichael.
Look, if you want to discusc
wB.ghty Issues. print your stuff,
O.K. ~ I got enough headaches
now.
I ~s~
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nomJc Opportunity hire a private re-
search agency to try to find out what
happened.
HOOBe Democratic leaders have told
President Johnson it's very possible
the House ma,y kill ttie costly Job
Corps program, and replace it with
the Republicans' Community S k i 11
Centers to train youtha in conjunction
with local industries.
THE GOP PLAN. would be adminis·
tered by the VocaUODIJ Rehabilitation
Administration. Its cost ii put at '100
million to train 43,~ enrollees at an
average outlay 0( $.3,500, as against
$295 million earmarked for the Job
Corpg with an enrollment of 38,000
and an average cost of $7,500.
In an effort to placate the extensive
bipartisan hostility to the Job Corps,
the Education and Labor Commit·
tee put a ts,500 ceiling on trainee
cosu.
But a Senate subcommittee report
indicates this is largely meaningless.
The study disclosed that the prevail·
Ing $7 ,500 limitation Is being disregard·
ed by OEO by not including other ex·
penditures -sucti as $8.54 per enrol-
lee for b\alning equipment and mater·
ials, S603 for recruitment. ·placement
and administrative expenses, and '60<J
for amortization of capital investmenl
THE SENATE REPORT held that
the average Job Corp1 enrollff co3t
actually was '8,664 ln men's centera,
and $9,735 per enrollee in women's
centers -notwithstanding the statu-
tory fl,500 celling.
The critical N!port of ttle General
AceounUng Office -an agency o1 Con-
gress -potently reinforces the tJde <X
pronounced bipartisan disapproval of
the Job Corps. ·
Robert S. A lien
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Clinic's Need
No Longer_
Q ~iwrum
To the Editor:
Your paper baJ given auch continu·
ed support to the South Coast Child
Guidance Clinic from tta . stormy in·
ception some five · years ago that I
know you are greatly cOncerned over
thf! future of thia fine faclllty. If you
have reported or editortaJized about
it lately I have m1llecl Jt 10 will ex-
pand upon my CODC'll"D bere.
MANY DEDICATED citizens have
from the beginning worked ao hard,
first trying to raile enoulb money to
get the doors open, then finally decid·
ing that perhaps if the doon were
open the people and the industries of
the area would open their pocketbooks
·and give 1ubsta.ntial support to the
clinic. ' The need for such a clinic is not
questioned ·any more: In fact there
should be at least 10 in this county.
With the opening of its doors the fam-
1.lies with emotionally-disturbed chll·
dren flocked to the clinic. They bad
been waitine for two yeara for th1I
event.
· THE COMMUNITY did not respond
as we tho~ lt would .•. so it wu
decided to apply for financial help
from the state • • • but the time wu
wrong. Mental health cutbacks were
the order of the day and the clink:,
just. getting Olll itl feet and in need of
funds to stay open, wu one of the un-
fortunate recipients of a budget mea-sure.
Through the Unlted Fund some mon-
ey is collected for the clinic but it
isn't enough to support it. Fees are
charged at the cllnlc and Auxiliariel
work hard to bring money into the col·
fers but it im't enough.
COMPARED TO 1he cost of rehabil·
itation, the cost of preventing juve-
nile delinquency through the trea~
ment of yOWlptera with emotional
problems is small. The cost of keep-
ing a child in juvenile hall is about
$18 a day and at Joplin ranch it cost.
the taxpayers '12 a day and that is a
"sell-supporting" lnstltution.
Multiplied by the hundreds of chll·
dren of this area who use these facili·
ties, you see that many thousands t'lf
dollars of taxes are spent on punmve
measures. Also. the jails are fuU o(
adulu who, If they had had some help
as a younga~r. perhaps would never
have landed in jail.
NOW, TREATING a child for an
emotion al problem ii not going to let
us close the aforementioned facilitie1
but on the other bad Jt certainly will
help to cut down on the number of
people sent there by our court.-;. ft is
cheaper by far for u1 to support the
Child Guldance cllnica that we need
and the one that ls open, than to keep
enlarging our punitive lnstltulions.
Pleaae understand that emotional and
mental health ls just as important as
physical health and don't wait until
· the patient needs 'the in~nsive care
ward before y~ do something about
him. Support The South Coast Child
Guidance Clinic and urge yow friends
to do so -NOW.
BEE LONGLEY I
Kina Feat11"9 5)-IMlkate. I.e.. 1967.
50 l' ear• Alier tlae R~olutiolt
R ussia ' s_Foreign Policy -
WASHINGTON -Fifty years after
the Russian revolution communism is
not much in demand u a world-wide
system of government. It ia not well
adapted to the problems of the
emerging countries and iJ apparently indication of renouncing the military
most useful when very large and very alliance that binds them. old and moribund societies are in need
of complete renovation. u in Russia it-WHEN IT COMES down to a test
self and China. with the United States, a.a in Viet·
Such emerging nations as Ghana nam, China and Russia have common and Indonesia have found that modern
capitalism la more useful in sustain-aims. The most insis.tently stated prin-
ing rapid development than the now ciple of ~viet f0re1gn policy on the
admittedly extinct dogm.u of K a r 1 50th amu~er~ of the revolution ts
Marx. western Europe and America that Russi& 11 irrevocably committed
owe more to Lord Keynea than to . to supplying whatever help !'lorth Viet.
Marx. Cuba remains an eccentric and nam needs and can use m the Far
not veq IU(!Celaful e....-of Marx· Eastern showdown with the Unlte4
um qa~e We1tern Hemil;pbere. 81:!iber pr1m:,Y element of Russi.an
THE 'CONCEPT OF a Soviet bloc ~oreign policy on the 50th anniversary
ot a Co1JunUl)ist bloc has died with is ~e extension of Soviet military ~-
the _princlplei of Soviet.applied Marx-er 1.nto the Mediterranea~ and. the M1d·
ism. Disu.nif;y is more visible in the dle East in direct conOict wtth U. S.
Communl.at than In the non·Commu-naval power.
n1at world. The 5c?viet presence in f:be Mediter-BUt none of this changes the fact ranean 1S growing both m numbers
that ,iter 15 yean time two vU'j and types ol w~ vessels. These are to mae natiom, aligned in a pact of be supplemented by Buuia's first air·
mutual Uliltance and armed with tbe craft canier-for helicopters; but in
mOJt letbal weapons are continu· the opinion of experts probably to be me tbelr development wder the name followed by a carrier for filbter·bomb-
of communi.am in an atmosphere of ers. This is an important departure
challenge and-or hostility to the Unit· in Russian military strategy.
ed Stat.es.
• What is ao often lost sight of is that
neither China nor Russia in spite of
all their frictions showa the slightest
THE THIRD ELEMENT of Soviet
policy on the 50th anniversary of
much concern to tbe United States is
the expansion and improvement of
Russia's nuclear capability. This ex·
pan.sion bu been going on for several
years. Respected opinion holds that if
the expansion continues Russia's nu-
clear capability will exceed that of
the United States unless the U.S. capa-
bility ls stepped up. The orbiting
bomb recently described by DefenM
Secretary McNamara ia only one
phase of Russia's l.ncrea.sed nuclear
capability.
These are all long-range develop-
ments of Russia's llobal military poll·
cy. Whee, then, ii the detente?
What reuon ta the.re to believe that
if the United Stat.es were to worm out
of its Southeast Asian commitment the
world would find ·tM longed for peace?
BOW LONG WOULD it be before
"indigenous" Soviet or Chinese back·
ed revolutions would arise In the Phil·
ippitles, progress to a much more
dangerous stage in Thailand, be re-
newed in Burma and Malaya.la, and
unsettle the government in Japan?
Having w o r m e d out of Vietnam
woul<l we then stand idly by and watch
the d.iaintegratl.on of independent
governments throughout Southeast Asi> and the Western Pacific? And
whit~ that was going on, watch alJo
on another side of the world the growth
of Soviet influence in the Mediterrane-
an, the Middle East and North Africa?
These are some of the questions
raised on the occa.slon of the 50th
anniversary of the Ruaaian revolution.
A 'Poll' Protesters Ignore
Hardly a day goes by without re-
leue of another "poll" demonstrating
that many Americans have doubts
about the U.S. commitment in South
Vietnam.
It ii only natural that anti.war or·
~tiona aeek to magnify the sig·
Dilicance of Juch polls. The anti-war
P'PI have assigned themselves the tut of "ltopping the war, no matter
what," ao they take advantage of ev-
flt'"/ opportunity to further their en.ds. Yet there is another "poll" of sorts
which the anU·war groups never men-
tion. Tliis is the poll in which the
nations wbo are actual neighbors in
;tbt Southeast Asian theatre of war
have "voted" overwhelmingly in fa-
vor of the fight being waged by South
Vietnam and the U.S.
'l1IE "VOTING" 11\this poll of na-
tiont addl up this way:
-Nine 0( the Far East countries are helping South Vietnam in t h e
struggle •ea.inst aggressive commu-
nilm.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
What became of our agreement
wltl'I Rillsia never t-0 use apace
for mJUtary purposes? That left
. tM tleld open to Rusala without
competition. They're ready, but
where are we? So who is for
accommodation with the Soviet
Union, and belief in their si.aned
word?
-F. H. M.
-Two of the nations are aiding
the North Vietnam-Red China inva-
sion of the south.
-Three other countries are neutral
South Korea, Thailand; The Philip-
pines, Australia and New Zealand ac-
tually have troops fighting on behalf
of South Vietnam. Two 0( these coun-
tries -Thailand and New Zealand
-have recently decided to increase
their · commitment
THE REPUBLIC.OF CHINA on TaJ·
wan (Formoaa) hu offered tz'OOp8 re-
peatedly (an offer turned down by
the U.S. for "political" reasons) and
at the moment has a military psy-
chological warfare team in actlo.n ob
behalf of South Vietnam.
Malaysia has trained 2,000 South
Vietnamese military officers and .,._
lice in counter-insurgency tactica. Ma·
laysia also bas supplied armored ve•
hicles and other military and police
transport and counter • insurgency equipment.
Japan has given South Vietnam eco-
nomic aid. So bas tiny Laos.
ONLY CAMBODIA and Communiat
North Korea, among the Far East
countries, have give.a milltary or eco-
nomic ua!ataftce to the· Ndrth VI~
nam·Red China ef~ort. .\1¥1 pre., re:.
port& this week -prompted by Jaclcle
Kennedy's strange vf8tt -bave lfyen
strong indication that Cambodia Is
about to t4uinlnat.e lU expedient
"friendship" with the R4ld CMna cause.
The three "neutral" nations of the
area rnave been Singapore, Indonesia
and Burma.
Indonesia, of course, has Just aone
through "' revo!ution and It trymg to
get reorgani:ed -yet ltt ''neutral·
lty" status w•s modified somewhat
this week when It broke off diplomatic
rela&ns with Red China and let ft
be tnown that further Red Chinese
subversive actions would be frowned
upon.
THERE, THEN, you have a "poll"
In which two-thirds of the Far Eastern
nations are "voting" in favor of the
South Vietnam side. The "againsf'
vote constitutes 14 percent (two nt•
tiona) and the "uncommitted" vote
amounts to 20 percent (three nations).
This should be rather convincing
evidence that the greatest majority of
the Asian nations themselves feel that
the South Vietnamese fight is import·
ant to them. Their actions establish
that they feel South Vietnam's resia·
tance to aggreasive communism ii
worthwhile-and merits their support.
And their actions stand as graphic
evidence that the help being rendered
-by the United States is morally prop.
er, no matter how raucously our own
demonstrating retractors may claim
otherwise.
Chico Eilterprt1e-Record
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Thursday, November 9, 1967
fh1 tdltpf14J paoe 0, CM Dallfl
Pilot Htb to inf OP"fJI cmd •Um.
Wat. rtadtr1 b~ pr111ntmg thll
MIOIJ>C~• oplnfoM cmd COfno
rMnt4ry on &opk:s o/ fnUrHt.
Jn.d dantfica11c1, ~ prowttno o
forum (Of' thf tiwtaion of
our reatkr1• otnfliom, and b~
ptesenUng thf dtver11 vifto.
Point. of fnf Om&fd obtnwn
and IS>Okfimtn on topfCI oJ th.I daJI.
Robert N. Weed, Publisher
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Parent.• Farmers
Merchant Prince
Born • Ill
One ot the creat ''mer·
chant princes" of hlat«y,
James Cub Penney, 11 a
~· devout man wbo was
and ra!aed ln poverty
on the Milsouri frontier. In um. at the age of 211: be opened hla first store, the
Golden Rule, 1n the amall
m.lnlng town of Kemmerer,
Wyo. 1Ibe department store
chain be founded, now one
ol the nation's largest cor·
porationJ, bears the indel·
Ible mark of b1I personality.
The con of James Cub
and Mary Frances Penney,
be WAI born OD Sept. 18,
1875, near Hamil~~! Mo. He
wu one of 12 crwaren, six
ol whom lived to adulthood.
Bil father, a farmer on
week-days, preached OD Sun·
clays.
Poverty
1907. The J. C. Ptnne1 store
chain wu ).auncbed.
By 1910: there were 14
stores; by lal, 'JllT. Today,
there are nearly 1,700 J . C.
Penney Co. department
1tores. The firm employs
more than 50~000 "aslOCi·
ates," u they are called.
(Penney never calla bll peo-
ple "employes.")
Many features of the early
days sttll characterize the
chain. Store managers en-
joy virtual autonomy. T h e
chance to share 1n company
. profits continues to be a ~
tent motivating factor.
Penney waa president of
·tne firm until 1917, when be
became cbainnaD of the
board. In April, 1958, at 82
he stepped down aa chair·
man, but continues u a
board member.
FAMILY POOR Throughout hia career, be
The family was poor; and . has remained prodigiously
young Jim Penney had to active. For example, at the
earn hla own way beginning age of 84 be attended 51
at the age of 8. After school, store openings 1n 24 atatea,
be ran errands, farmed and gave 105 major addres.sea 1n
showed trading talent tn 13 states, participated 1n rr
varioua venturea of hi.a own major radio and television
deviling. programa, and clocked
After graduation from 82,000 miles of travel
Hamilton High, be became throughout the length and
an apprentice clerk tn the breadth of the chain during
drygooda store of J . M. 190 days out of hia New York
Hale and Brother 1n Fe~ office.
ruary, 1805. Hil entire sal· E JOYS ORK ary for the year wu '25. N W •
Next year it jumped to Be enjoya waiUDg on CUI· aoo But in t h e previous tomen and often doel juat
year, bll fatblr had died, that wbe11 vialt1n& storea. IMvtna tbe farm ud bome One clay, be fttted a family
beavilJ mortcated. Redoub-with lboel while they told
liq bll efforts, YC>UD« Pen-him bow mucb they enjoy.
ney 100D stratned bJ1 bealtL ed abopplng at_ .Penney
On doctor's orders, be went stores. "I'd like to meet Mr.
west to Denver, Colo. Penney some day," said the
After derktng briefly 1n father. Mr. Penney rose, ex·
several Deover stores, he tended hla band and said
used bJs entire savings to simply, "I am Mr. Penney."
buy a butcher shop tn the Penney has a remarkable
small town of Longmont, 40 memory. Although be bas
ml1ea away. When Penney met untold thousands of peo-
refUaed to bribe the chef at ple, he seklom forgets a
the local botel with a bottle name or a face. He bas rec-
of whlakey as requeated, he intervala of as long as 50
lost the hotel's buslneas and ognized customers after
failed. years. Meeting people again
Without funds, he sought after a lapse of decades, be
a clerk's job tn the drygoods will remind them of small
store of T. M. Callahan and incidents from their lut en·
Co. He got the job, and it counter.
led eventually to fame and Thanks to his Missouri
fortune. background, he has retain·
STARTED IDEA ed lifelong tntereat tn farm. ing, establllhtng several Penney otten la credited large farms 1n New York
with originating the idea of and Missouri for expert·
a store chain ln wbJcb mental breeding of improv-
each manager bu the praew ed lines of livestock. T b e
tical autonomy of a part· New York farm was incor·
ner. Penney blmself givea pora~ under" a charter
the credit to Callahan and that made It the property
hla partner, Guy Johnson, of the University ol Mis· who planned to create in aouri
small towns of the Rockies •
a number " atores, each MANY DEGREES JJlJlDaCed by a partner ra-Although b1a formal edu·
ther than an employe. cation ended with bJgh
Penney first worked for '•cbool, Penney baa received
Callahan in Longmont, then honorary doctoral degrees
for Callahan and Jobnaon tn from some 15 American col·
the partnen' store in Evan· leges and univeraitiea. In bis
ston, Wyo. In 1902, be open·. adult years, he became
·ed bis Golden Rule store 1n deeply concerned with what
Kemmerer as the firm'• he felt to be his lack of for·
third partner. · mal education. For two
The local bank advised years, while be was board
againat the move, since chairman, he devoted al·
three previous effort.a to most half of bis time to
compete wttb a store operat-inten.sive instruction in claa.
ed there by a mining firm sics and humanities.
had failed. The company In later years, he became
atore offered advance credit a prolific writer of boob
agalnlt wages. The miner• and pamphlets. His autobl·
uaually were tn debt to the oguphy, "F)fty Years with
atore and often received llt· the Gold_en Rule." was pub-
Ue or no cub on payday. llshed by Harper's in 1950 •
Despite these handicaps, and· "Lines of a I;ayman"
Penney did a brisk business by Olannel Press, Inc., in
from the day be opened. He 1956. One of his most recent
offered ~ ~all items literary efforts is "View
and empllallZe<l muJmum from the Ninth Decade,"
service. Although be adher-published by Thomas Nel·
ed to a JtrfCt cUb policy, son & Sons.
be soon wu outaelllng the H i s religious interests
company atore. have continued s tr o n g
He supervtsed establish· throughout his 'life, and he
ment of two more atores is a founder and benefactor
in Rock Springs and Cum· of many religious, charities.
berland, then waa given a Integrity and observance of
chance to buy all three when the Golden Rule 1n business
Johnson and Callahan dis· deallnga have characterized
solved their partnenbJp in hi.a long and active life.
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FIRST 'PINNIY'S'-Artist's sketch depicts James
Cub Penney's first "Penney's" store. It was called
the Goklen Rule and fronted on a ooardwalk side--
walk down the main street of Kemmerer, Wyo.,
where it was founded in 1902.
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Balboa Bay Cltib resident lilamle Van I>oren snips
ribbon to open Qe big Penney's store In her own
hometown .
.I 3 New Openings
Two Coast Stores
Among the Finest
Freshly snipped enda of
three decorative ribbons hit
the ground virtually &iJnul-
taneoualy Wednesday morn·
ing a.s the J.C. Penney Com·
pany, Inc. wrapped up its
1967 expansion program in
Southern Callfornia with
grand open!n,g ceremoniu
at three Orange County
sit.es.
Penney's put on display
for the first time two of its
largest, most modern, ma-
jor department-store& in the
country as company officlala
headed by President Ray H.
Jordan dtdlcated new units
at Huntington Center, ltUJl.
tington Beadl, and at Fa·
shion Island in Newport
Beach.
The third ceremony was
at Buena Park where a large
automotive center wu
christened at the location of
the company's huge distri·
bution center, due to open
early In 1988.
The Huntington Beach fa·
cllity, where Jordan oflcl~
ed, t.otall 208,842 IQuare feet
in size with an additional
18,630 square feet in the 16-
bay auto cent.er. Pen-
ney's Newport Beach stDre
grossed out at 212,643 square
feet with an autD cent.er of
another 15,786 square feet.
STORE SPACE
The Buena Park automo-
tive center, one of the com·
pany's largest, measures
22,918 square feet, bringing
to a total of 476,824 square
feet, the amount of store
space opened there, by the
giant retailing cha.in on
Wednesday. All three auto
centers feature the newest
concept in autDmobile main·
tenance. a sclenUftC! testing
cent.er (diagnostic facillty).
Coupled with 'hew store
openings at Lakewood last
January and at Fullerton in
August, the Wednesday op-
enings added up to over
800,000 square feet of store
space opened in this area
this year by Penney's, or
approximately 50 percent of
the company's nationwide
expamlon program for 1967.
Additional expans i o n
plans for the company ln
Orance County include an 89'l.~ • square • foot dfstrl·
bution center and central of.
flee complex tD be opened
early next year at the Bue-
na Park Industrial Park.
NEWMARKET
P e n n e y ' s Huntington
Beech store, whJch will
serve a new market area
for the company, ls located
in the middle of Huntington
Center located at m Ed·
tn&er Ave. and bounded by
Beach Boulevard, Golden
West Boulevard and the San
DJego Freeway.
According to manager
~rge C. West. the store
employs nea rly 700 assocl·
~tea for operung through the
\.
peak bolday traffic periods.
Nearly 650 ol theae are new-
ly created jobs in the Hunt-
ington Beach area.
StDre boun have been
set at 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 pm.,
Monday throueh Saturday.
Tbe automotive center is Jo.
cated at the entrance
to Huntington Center OD Ed·
inger Avenue.
Located on the northeast
corner ol Fuhion Island,
Penney's Newport Cen-
t« store addr111 la 24 Fa-
shion llland. The store's au-
tDmotive center is located
east ol the main building,
near the Fashion Ill.and
Medical Arts Bulldin1.
Penney's personnel de-
partment filled 4.50 new jobs
according tD manager Doug-
lass G. Helken to com·
plete the store's comple·
ment ol 500 associates.
>J at Huntington Beach,
store hours will be 9:30 to
9: 30 Monday through Sa~
urday.
EXPANSION
cu.tomer1. familiar with
merchandise assortments ln
smaller Penney units will
see a major expan.s1on in
traditional soft, good& line•
and th' addition of com-
pletely new "bard lines" ill
both at.ores, including ma·
jar appliances, color Mini·
lion. hardware, pahit; fur.
h.lture, sporting good& and
fine jewelry.
AddiUonally,. the stor11 ol·
fer new ;ervices iri beauty
1alons, pbotograpbic stu-
dios, restaurants, pet shops,
garden nurseries and bridal
and fur salons.
Tbe depth of mercbandlle
tn the new departments is
perhaps exem~ ~by the
furniture selection. Avail-
able will be decorator 1ty1"
inchldlng Spanish lnd Ital·
ian Mediterranean, E a r 1 y
American, French Pro-
vindal, American Contem-
porary and Dani.sh Modern.
MatchinC infants furniture
ls available u well.
Penny's bu ~n con·
ttructlnl auto 1 er T t c e
centers f.or only three years
and in that time the depart-
ment stDre chai.D bu er~
ed over 125 such iutits in-
cluding eight diagnostic fa·
cWUes. The first auto sci·
entific test ·center in South·
ern Californla was opened
with the company's Fuller-
ton store on August 23 this
year.
Wednesday, three more
auto centers, each with a
diagnostic lane, will be-op-
ened. Jn these tealln& cent-
ers spec.lally trained di•&·
nostlcians UM an impressive
array of electronic lnstru·
ment.s to check 212 ltenu
that effect an automobile's
safety, driving economy and
performance.
THB PENNEY STORY
How does
Penney'·,
do ii'?
By ROBERTA NASH
0 How can you offer 1uch
eonailtent .,,/.,/" a cu•·
tamer uked me.
I put the qucation to a
Penney man age r: "The
annvcr may sound too
simple. ( 1) We buy only
fi n t quality good1. (2)
We buy them at lowut
po•iblc pricea. (3) We
make only a rusontblc
profit.
"But the real trick ii In
knowing Aou. Our buyen
arc acknowledged tbt
•cry bat in the bueinca
We arc known u the
world'• tbriftia t 1tore·
Uepaa.Aad our ironclad
policy • ., ,.. the In·
inp on to ourtultO!DtA"
Last 3 days! · Grand-Openjng
reduced prices luxurious on our
acrylic sweaters! wool and
Sweotw 9irlt refoicef Penney's) makes collecting even easier by chopping
the prlw on not·to-b•topp«i sweatersl During our opening celebration,
you saw 1.34 on your favorite wash able, fu ll • fa shioned acrylic bulky
cardigans-in great stylesl Choose from rib neck double pocket, bubble.
stitched bodice, plain knit with large collar or the collarless classic cardi-
gan. Or for delicate warmers over dressier fashions, choose from three
virgin-wool styles with dramatic diamond, cable or loop stitching.
reg. 7.98, Now6.44
HIGH FASHION SHOES STEP
CHAIGI lHBI VALUES AT ANY ONI Oii THESE
OIANCll CO. PINNIY'S
DOWN IN PRICE
our own Gaymodes·
reduced through
Saturday'. Save 2.11'
Reg. 10.99
NOW a.a ·a
Welk right into the GREATEST VALUES, EVER in
sporty and dressy styles •.. in cl.ssic or new..,.
tomorrow shapes. You qet the best quality, fit,
cra~smenshio end lastina qood looks that Penney's
Gavmod111 label stands for!
A \.OLORAMA! Neutrals are in wipe-clean Cor.
f am• ooromeric, gumdrop briqhts ere quet.ty utf.
skin. Sizes to I I.
B. STRAP-HAPPY SABOT. Our eruihed leather,..
bot feetures star~ed hffl, strap 'n adjustable buck-
le. Bier\, truffle. Sites 5 to 10.
veocs-lru
C. CONTRAST TEXTURES. Crush.cf l.eth•r coLr
with perforated detan. Softly rouncl.d toe. llecl:.
truffle. Sites 6 to IO.
0. ON THE SQUARE. Sauere toes . squire """-
buckled in mid-center. Pul-qrein black u tfsm , le..
th•r t.nina. Si1es 5 to 9. _
E. DECORATIVE TAPESTRY O.hcate D41rtv..int
p umps in neutr1I ton. fa bric with CJolcf-Mtr. trim..
Sizes 5 to IO.
F. TAPESTRY OPENS UP. Dence the n19ht ;:a
in our aling-back, Of)9n-vemp tied with vemvt
en bow. Sizes 5 to 9. •
BUENA PARK FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEAOI ORANGE
COSTA MESA GARDEN GROVE NEWPORT BEACH SANTA ANA
AU STOttll OPIN EVERYMNINO MON. THRU SAT.
..
~
HolV It Began
PlltST DA" llCllPTS: $466.59
Foul'tlkr of Penney's
Knows His Customers
He rarefy forgets a name,
a face . an encounter. Peo-
ple who have not seen him
lor 25 or 30 years are often
dumbfounded when he re-
minds them ol some small
incident of their last meet-
Jng.
And people ~ember
tum , too. A ·man ot simple
but firm )l!iets, who loves
people, Ire hu a ... ; ot say-
lne and doing. thincs that
are bard to for~t. Perhaps no livme person
}mows more of his fellow
Amerlca11s than James Cash
Penney, follftder of t h e
1, 700 • store J. C. Penney
chain. He founded his first
store in the mining town of
Kemmerer. Wyo.. 1902,
seems to remember every
customer be has ever wait-
ed on. and ev«'f Penney as-sociate (he doml't call
them employea) he bes
HI STARTED IT ALL
James CHh P9nney
ever met. Bont Sept.ember
18, im, be is •· He not only
puts In lOl'lg 'days at his ~ew
York office at a pace that
wears out associates two
generations younger, but be
travels more than 50,000
miles a year tbrou"1 tbe
lengtl\ a n d breadt!l of the
retal.Ung organization that
Indelibly bears the mart ol
bis personality and beUefs.
Penney stores are well
known for their friendly, re.
spedtul relations with their
customel's. The fOUDder in-
sists on this. He called his
Ilrst store · the Golden Rule
and notes that nothing t.s
yet come along to corivince
him that the Rule ougbt to
be repealed.
A devout and plain man.
Puiney has had a career
more,~lorful than any mer-
chant of Baghdad. He bu
become a legend in bil life-
time -and much ol the
legend is built on the
stories ol people who know
him. They include die
world's great -and people
wtlose shoes be has f~.
Incidentally. be sWl fits
slloes. In a Midwestern store
a maa and his wile and 1ev-
eraJ children came in and
asked for the shore depart-
ment. They were led there
by a • aaleamo who took
great pains to provide them
with the proper fit in a
moderate • priced line.
· The couple told the sales-
man how much they enjoy-
ed buying at Penney stores
and said that Mr. Penney
must be a wonderful person.
"I'd sure Uke to meet blm
someday." said the man as
the fittlng was finished. 1'he
saleitman stood up. extrndr1
hi~ hand, said s1mpl>. "I
am Mr . Penney "
~ '
THB PBNNJX 8TOR".
''My gooclne11,
how Penney'•
ha1 changed!''
Br aoBBJlTA NA.SF
My ..... liWI ia flor-
Wa llOW ui ahe-1W .,
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REDUCED •••
LAST 3 DAYSI
Nylon tricot $leepwear
A fa.,.-. 6rwl ~ ~ s...t ~
ef shift CJO'W"' Md u l.nC)ftt CJOWM • • • petllMS.
foe -.. 10 femdne W ,,.tty •. C.eft-M ..,..,.
fricot in fwifJ fashion colon, ~ with t.c., '"":--..:.·
~ft., NCIMnt .,.... a.-.. yours • ..., them fer
9ifts whie ihis Ch.-ming &Olectiolt is 1,.a.ly pricecl
le ,celehr.te ew Twin &...d ()penintl S.. .,,,.1, .
meGtupn, *9--
Reg •••• s4
FOR
GRAND OPENING SPECIAL •
REDUCED THRU SAT. ONLY!
Girls' Paiama-Rama •••
Sanforized~ffon Flannel .
Fri I ly Sleepwear Savings
The New Penney's U.. • pMOt•ma of f)eilfMI .+
6rand Opening savings. Fil the gWfs' dr.,..,.. with
~ cotton flannel Pl .. • and _..,.! They'l '°"9
the softy smock-style tops with peter pan coLrs.
lonq warm sleeYes: and comfy bottom.. In pert prints.
Doft't miss this introduct«y buyt
sa..s ....
REG. 2.69 NOW
2.22
Sia• 7 .. 1'
REG. 2.91 NOW
2.44
Boys' cotton fl'annel pi's
Stod up now at this special &and 0pen'"9 c.a.1,r ..
tion price! Cory warm and so1' Pi's for •I ft. boys
are m1chine wash.bl., printed in ,,.Ry patterns MMf
dob middy styles for the older .boys. f•millf' owye
ch.r.cten on S.nforincl9 coffoft ft.,.,,.f for the young
ones. Jof n the celelw atioft.
s-.2~.~. t-7
REG. 1.91 NOW
1.66
SU..6 .. 11
IEG. 2.69 NOW
2.21
thursd.ay, Novembt' q 1%7
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CHAIGE lH!SI VALUES
>.T ANY ONE OF 1HB1 Of'~ CO. PBNY'S
BUENA PARK RJLLERTON HUNTINGTON BEAOf ORANGE
COSTA MESA GARDEN GROVE · NEWPORT IEAOI · SANTA ANA
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EVEIY EVENING
MON. 'IHRU SAT.
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Mesa Beeepldd. ~-
Nighttime-Traffic
Inspection Lauded
Costa Meaa'1 nl&bttlme ln-
spectiona of tnmc l1CDI
and markings elem& Sta 176
miles of Jtreets bave drawn
praile from tbt .. Americu
City Magali•" fer beplnc
down after-dad cs ac:d·
dent.I.
In it• current luue, the
nationally dlltrtbuted publl·
cation baila the ''meritorl·
oua work" of Co.ta Mesa's
traffic engineer Alva w~
llama, Jr., and the police
department's traffic bareau.
"Signa and muting• that
remain read.lly vilible by
day may no longer aet tbeJr
message across once the 1un
goes down," the ma.gallne
article begins. ''Tbia could
lead to serioua trllfftc accl·
deqta and pedestrian injur·
ies."
"To correct th1a, Costa
Mesa begu the aflir~k
inapectiODI in 1964 both II
an experiment and 11 an
outgrowth of daytime in-
spectiona. For maintenance
purpoeea, str~ta were divid-
ed into eiatJt traftic db-
tricta. The sdlectWe found
most practical calla for
&treet-by·street covera1•
oi ooe district a mcmh
"1bt flnt year of night
inlpectioll turned up D>
danceroaa CGDdWou that
required earrec:tmc. IUdblg
with • trafftc lleuteullt,
Will1mll ..... -bil fhdn... A Uuee-baar
patrol ID one dlltrid often
l'elUlted in 30 to 40 reDlecllilll
1"Cll't .-dera."
'lbe article said lwarda
elim.tnAted included qna
oblcurred by overarown and
poorly paced shrubbery; re-
Oectorized 1 i c n surfaces
that no longer reflected tbe
meaage adequately; ~ iDC sip poats a n d alpa
knocked over; 1Ju:rned o 11 t
street ll~; worn or non-emtent stripiq, and lhlf1>
umnarted dips in the fOll«1
surface.
"City Manager Arthur R.
McKemie feela that coordi·
nation between the traffic
enilnetr and the police traf·
fie divillon la the key fie
t« ln Costa Mesa's conail·
tentJy reduced acddent
orda," the article concludes.
''Tblt reduction bu occur·
red detp4te an ever-Jncreu.
ing popUjatlon and mare .,..
b.lcle reclatratiom."
Square Dance Benefit
Scheduled for Jan. 28
Plannen for the 8th an·
nual Square Dance Benefit
-set foe Jan. 28 at the
Costa Mesa Fairground.a -
will meet Saturday ln New·
port Beach to chart a n!·
His Summer
Camp Not
Much Fun
COLORADO SPRINGS,
Colo. (UPI)-"Dear Mom·
my, 0 began the letter to
Olrlatine MutDOtb of Colo-
rado Springs.
"Please come and take
me home with you. It la not
a very nice aummer camp
here.
"We don't set to go swim·
ming very much and for
recreation we put dirt Into
sacks and stack them up
around but. w h l c h o u r
counselors call 'bunkers.'
They say to 1et into them
when~er we have trouble
with the neighbors. I tbooght
we were supposed to be
friendly.
"It is very dirty here and
no Jtau."
Tbe letter w11 signed,
"Love, Billy." It aame from
Mn. N'lAlltootb's bWlband,
1st Sgt. William R. Man·
tooth, whose summer camp
is at Dan Tam in South Viet-
nam. He added a P.S.: "Don't
come on Saturday because
they feed ua ice cream
then."
Audry's TV
Very Portable
A portable televillon val·
ued at f 180 w11 taken Mon·
day morning from a play·
room 1n the home of Audry
D. Parks. a housewUe at
~ Temple Hills Drive, po-
lice said today.
peat of the program whicb
drew more than 1,000 danc·
era 1ut year.
Spouored by 50 clubs in
the 4th Didrict A Square D
prooeedl go to the Orea•
Couty March of Dimel.
Planners who wtU mee
In the home of Mr•. Onieta Correll. 17 Udo Terrace,
Lido Park, include Jim and
Bela Holloway, South La·
guna; Martha Kirby,
Mesa; John and K.11 llul·
len, Costa Mesa; Jf!rtY
Loil Udell, Santa Ana; Gil
and Betty Wwm.tnc, Ana·
belm; llArry IDd Doria Mont-
gomery, Hunttngtoa Beach;
Al and Betty ElcbJer, Co.ta
Meaa; Fmle and Betty Pox,
A.naheb; Vi and llcnlEvanl.
Costa Mesa; Tommy ad
Elsie Potter, Cotta Meaa;
Jim and Jewell HaydOll,
Huntington Beach, and Bow·
ard Hopkim, <>ranee.
Tebhen To
Newport Job
Gary E. Tebben bat been
appointed controller for Va-
rian Data Machlnea, Robert
Herman, president of t h e
Varian subsidiary, baa an-
nounced.
Tebben has moet rectDUy
been employed u controller
of Opcalit.e, Inc., in Santa
Ana. Prior to that be was
a senior accountant in
charge of audit& for LY·
brand. Ross Brothers and
Montgomery.
Varian Data M~.
forme rly Decision Control,
Inc., was acquired by Va·
rian Associates earUer thia
year. It la a rapidly crow-
ing manufacturer of small
digital computers and com-
puter components.
Library Course
ORANGE -A department
or Ubrary science bu been
established at Chapman Col·
lege in Orange. First courses
are bein& oUered this fall .
•
Our own 'PencBle-fine quality percale ·
sheets-.~.deep t~ne str:ipes and-Solids .
The bold MW Jool ftf ciMptOM •vocMo OI hontygold, Wcierafl WMe ~ wft\t .-Y strfpll.
Our fine~ PenCele com'*I coffoft perales .,. • hltla 116 ....t • •• lwn .... _. a..
-.+in9. Fl.t ....... h.ve ...in. top .... ¥orillci• fttt.cl .,.., .......... hn. ............ ...
IMOOth wt...,, flt. Cot.nt on Penneys for qUelltyet_. ... ,,._. ~
SOLIDS .
THB l1!ffl!BY' STORY 72x10r'flator 2 79 :.a:a-~ ,...... • 72xJ OI" flat or
'llall•fll' ..
STllPIS
twlft beltont ....... . For yoUllf folk
who love, honor, •1x1W ,._ w .. u1 Rt' fvll ....._. • • • 2.98 11x1W flet., 9ub flt' M ...._ •• ,.. 4.29
and cheriala
a,. ROBBaTA M.UH
If yoa'R just ... Ollt
to baitd your m.uriecl lift
tgether, we'd 6b ft1'J
macla to meet yo• aad
tell ,.,. about tbe thiap
0 to bdp JOUI,..
pie pt atartlcL
Credit, for imtiw:c. lf
Joa haft acv.u had credit
~n, where clo ~.,..
sia to bailcl JOGf end.It
mpatatima? We will be
WIJ prmd to bdp,...
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srowial wida dlil ...
try, ... Jeanaecl • ~
•boat the right way tD W!ll
credit. We caa help JOii
u1eyaarcredit.U1l1,for
the impmmt thiilp you
really need.
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SOR' AND FULL
DACRON. PILLOWS -s4 ....
RIM with 20 -. of eoft, ._.
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lnt V•luef
REDUCEDI TMRU SATURDAY,
Fashion Manor· acrylic blankets
ONLY!
AnotMr tffjal wave of 6rand.Openi"9 wvingsl ~own
Fashiott Manor electric hl.nkeh of 100°10 acryle with Sup-
em.p• finish for extra loft and softness. Easy-to-Mt, starwJ.
up control maintains study temperature eutom.+ietly.
Extr•-4on9, 12-ft. eorcf. Luxuriously bound in nylon with
Hsy 1Mp-f°it bottom corners. Machine washaW. in luke-
warm water. Choose ycMn from dunnirMJ decoNtor colors
of mo.. told. pNCod: and pinl S year replacement pr-
•ntM on controk. 5 JN1 blanket guerante.-2 Y"',..
pl.cement plus] yNr ,..,.,,.
NSI· $16 .•••. NOW
tun a 7hl4 '"·
reg. $22 .•... NOW
fuH II• IOxt4 In.
reg. $31 .•... NOW
.."' -104xt0 '"'
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s17 12.50 .... .....
s33 twin 11111 63114 In.
'"'~control ........
CHAIOl 1lml VALUES lUENAPARK FIJLLERTON HUNTINGTON BEAQf ORANGE All STOIB OPIN M ANr ONI Of 1HESE IVllY ..... OIANGI CO. ~S COSTA MESA GARDEN GROVE NEWPORT BEAOI SANTAANA MON. THIU SAT.
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COOKIES
Doeter Predicts
Average Age of 85
In 21st Century?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Involvement in Ule b 1 rt b
Hospital care at $500 a day, control problem," ita "neitb·
sex~ss fubloo1, movies to er an tnvuion of bumen
curb the population explo-ri_gbta nor deprivation of hu-
sion, 11patient-power" -man Ubertiea but ••• -a ne-
these will be a part of the cessity."
21st Century, medical ex-AD unchecked poplllation
pertl predict. expanaion, he ll1d. wouJd
Nult in ''a .ccelera ••u the current trend coo-detsioratioa 111 tbe
tinuea, we tn tM 21lt Cen-l)' of oar llvlq coDClt
tury will be Clrina fer peo. ~ marted 1ncreue in botll
ple with an average age air -..a -a~--n .. ~00 and of 85 yeara," Dr. John H. IUlll .. ...,~ .,..,......
Knowles told a H a r v a r d a steady decline in our store
Medical Alumni Conference of natural resources.'.'
on "W.ediclne in the 21st 'PATIENT POWER' ~
Century" re<:errtly. Dr. Leona Baumgartner,
Knowles, general director visiting professor of Social
of Boston's Massachusetts Medicine at Harvard Medi-~neral Hospital, said the cal School, predicted that
patients would include poor and middle class pa·
"those afflicted with radia· tients, disenchanted with the
Uon sickness aa well as those kind of medical care that
In need of transplanted new they are getting, will start
organs and spare parts." employing ''patient power"
He predicted llh;at the hos-to get what they want.
pitals of the future would be "They want an end to the
"run largely by the feder-hard clinic benches,'' she
al government on one hand said.
and the collective bargain· "Pregnant women don't
Ing of unions on the other" want to wait hours to see a
and that patients will pay doctor for 90 seconds and
"at least t5QG a day." these people ere tired of go.
Co" " "<!JON COURSE ing to clinics that are ~ in the daytime when ey
Dr. Roy 0. Gn!ep, profes-can't go and sun hold a job,"
sor of population studies at she said of the poor.
the Harvard School of Pub-And the middle class, she
Uc Health, said "we are on continued 'is tired of being ~ a collision COUl'H with ~I· "sbuffied from specialist to
aster unless we do some~ng specialist" and of imperson·
to stabilize our population _alized medicine. .
very soon." Prepaid insurance pro-
In this vein, he called for grams and programs like
a c h a n g e 1n trlditional · medioau, she said, are plac-
Amerioan auttudea towards Ing patients in a position to
women. . ''We need to pre-ask questions and~ demand
pare women for a working answers end to negotiatl!
role in our world," he said. ~ncernlng the type of care
"Not u Russian women in they want. iodustrJ but as profession· Harvard pathology profes-
als and non-professionals." sor Dr. Sidney Farber pre·
"Theaters and fashion dieted that, in the 21st Cen·
today dramatize sex and tury. three out of four can-
tbe great object of life," be cer patients might be saved
said. "We need to ~mpha· compared with the one in
size this." Greep also call· three· saved today and tbe
ed for "direct government one in five of 33 yeara aio.
New Tension Developing
Between Tito, Kremlin
BELGARDE (UPI)-Ten-
sion is developing between
Yugoslavia on the one hand
and the Soviet Union and its
allies on the ottrer.
These are some of the in·
dicators: ,.
-Yugoslav sources say
their Communist party is
being pressured by Czecbo-
slovekia and Hungary to.
drop its oppos1tion to a world
Communist summit confer·
ence being promoted by the
Russians.
-President Tito is re-
ported to be .uigry at the
Russians for censoring an
article he wrote before it
was reprinted by Pravda,
the Soviet Communist party
newspaper.
NETTLED
-The Yugoslavs are net.
tied by what they regard
as a veiled threat against
them published recently In
the Soviet press.
!! is not yet clear just
how serious the disagree-
ments are. Economic and
military cooperation be-
tween the Soviets and Yugo-
slavs remains close despite
their political bickering.
However, some Yugoslavs
fear that developments in
the next few months may
put a growing strain on their
relationshlp with ttie Soviets
and other Eaat European
countries. The issue that has caused
. ·this concern is the proposed
Communist summit, whJcb
the Soviets have called for
the second half of 1968, fol·
lowing a preparatory meet-
ing In Moscow early next
year.
OPPOSITION
1be Yugoslavs oppose such
a conference primarily be·
cause they see it as an at-
tempt by the Soviet Union to dktate policy to other
Communist parties.
When the proposal was
first raised a year ago the
Yugoslavs announced their
opposition, but without go-
ing Into detail aa to why
they opposed it.
When the Soviets revived
the idea a few weeks ago
the Yugostevs changed their
policy and began attacking
the proposal publicly.
Yugoslav sources said the
reason for this switch was
to make clear to th« Yugo-
slav public the pitfalls of
sucll a conference and to
demonstrate to the Soviets
and their allies that it is
useless to try to push Bel-
grade into a conference.
The sources said the So-
vtets have not approached
Yugoslavia directly on the
conference proposal. but the
Czechs and Hungarians have
been applying pressure in
recent weeks.
TOOK ISSUE
The Belgrade newspaper
Politika dlrecUy took Issue
with a recent article in sup-
port of the conference by
VJadimlr Koucky , a 'ecre-
tary of the Czech Comrnu·
nist party.
Thursday, Novernber 9, 1%7 DAILY PILOT fl)
THB PBNNBY STORY
The only
thing that we
really sell •••
By ROBERTA NASH
"The only thing we really
1etli1 Jati1f aetio•," a store
manager told me recently. ; We do everythin1 bu·
manly pbssible to make
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4C OAJLY PILOT l'1ILndQ, MCMtllbtr 4', 14'67
New Constitution
Greek Strong Man
Speaks on Future
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ATHENS (UPI) -O>L
G e or e e Ptipadopoaloa,
Itron& mu al Greece'• mil-
itmy government. Aid ~
day Greeb will be permit·
ted to vote on a new comti-
tution aec:uring traditional
liberties.
Tbe bbmt military com-
mander, whole tWe ii Min-
ister • tbe Office al Pre-
mier Comtalltine · Kolliu.
said • eommlttee of juriata
and aperta wu wcrti.Qc GO
the conatitution and it would
be presented in a referen.
dum next iummer.
"The basis of this consti·
tution will be first t.o secure
the traditional liberties of
the Greet people under the
law which must be respect-
ed and, secondly. t.o make
quite sure that at no time
in the future, will the C.Om·
munist party be able t.o as-
sume control of the govern-
ment in Greece," Papadop;
oulos said.
"\\'hen the (commlUM)
recommendatioaa are com·
p1ete, theJ will be submitr
tied to the goftllUDlllt ud
when the propoaed new con-
stitution 11 finaliud there
will be • • • a plebiscite
(referendum). It will take
place before Aug. 15, 1961."
RARE INTERVIEW
Papadopoulos spoke in one
of his rare inteiviewa with
a reporter since the army
seized power April 2l thil
year and be emerged as the
strong man of the m.illtary
regime. Be talked in hil
large office in the Athena
Parliament Building wbOM
only decoration wu £ per·
trait of young King c.cmtan-
tine.
Papadopoulos s a l d the
military government found
press cenaorsbip necessary
at presenl He accused news
papen of "slanderous cam-
paigns" against government
ministers before the army
seized control
"Before t b e revolution
press freedom was abused
in Greece," Papadopoulos
said ..
"Greeks know ttm. Slan-
derous campaigns were car-
ried OD again.st minilten,
making it difficult for them
t.o carry out their duties. ha
the present period the Greek
government, which 11 re-
apooaible for law and cr-
der, finda CeDIOnldp neces-
sary. Nenpepen are bu-
ntd only if they break tbe
law."
NO BLANK SPACES
Be a.aid newspapers were
not permitted to carry blank
apecea from wbldl D81rl and
'Vina have been banned.
'Jbe bu.ahy-browed mini·
Itel' to tbe premier'• olfice
lpOke in Greet through an
interpnter. In repl,y to quel·
tioas, be:
-Asaerted all but "a
bard core al priloDen whom
we regard u particularly
dangerous0 can be releued
from arrest ''at .., time''
if they sign a declaration
not to iDdu1ge in political
activity. Nearly 5,000 of the
7,000 persona arrested after
the military coup have been
releued from the Greet Js.
landa where they were beJd.
The number ol bard care
prisoners beJd ii small
-Said adrela JlellDal
Mercouri ,,., ltrlpped' '' Greek cjtjpneldp hecauk
she His marded to •
eigner and bu Mt llftd
worked in Greece ,_. 1DDJ
years. Sbe bar 4'w -.W
injure tbe CGUlltr)' fll 1llr
birth bJ a ,....,..,. mna-e
ed apiDlt Gnelt tnurian, ,,.Gnet.,,..... .. ............
IO, .............. th• pri~ ad protects.
• Greet puspmt."
SEDmON CllABGE
-Said "Zorba the Greek"
compoMr Mikil Tbeocknt·
is "11 the leader of an il-
legal orpnizatioa and WU
arrested wearing the uni-
form of a captain t:n the
Greek Army. He 11 in pris-
on pending the court · bear-
ing of charges of aedltion
and aabversicm which are
being brought against him ...
-Denied classical plays
were banned ill Greece. Be
aa1d four clasab were dro1>
ped from the state aummer
festival program "because
authorities wen not pre--
pared t.o employ the com-
poser (Theodora.tis), who is
the leader of the banned
()>mm1mic y o u t h move-
ment in Gnece .••
PIJ*lopoulos rejected u
"an iDYen:tioD bJ our en·
emies" a report abroad that
an unidentified Atbens law·
ya bad been jailed for eight
years for sending a ~t
card to King C.Onstantine ac-
cuing t b e monarch of
11uding by idly while de-
mocney was destroyed in
Greece.
Wailing Women Bring
Aden Slaughter Halt
By PHIL NEWSOM u",..... ..... A911nt
In Aden, at the tip of the
Arabian Peninsula, wailing
women and children bring a
brief halt to the &laughter
being inflicted by rival
gangs of Arab Natiooallsts.
'Iben the firing begins again
and 6,000 British troops rep-
resenting the nominal ruler
remain in their bamlcb.
In Yemen, a bloodlesa mil·
itary coup ouata tbe regime
of President AbduDa Al·
Sa1al while the remnants of
some 50,000 Egyptian troop1
who for five years bad kept
him in power Rind quietly
by awaiting repatriation to
the United Arab Republic.
Part of thia is U.A.R.
President Gamal Bide! Nu-
ser's reward for bi.I an-
nouncement lut May that
be wu closing the Gulf of
Aqaba to Israeli abipping
and the subsequent price be
had to pay for Saudi Ara·
bian financial aid after bia
disastrous defeat by the II·
raelis.
WINDS OF CHANGE
Part of it is the "Wlnd.s
of Change" which the then-
Briti.sh Prime M.inimr Har-
old Macmillan foresaw years
ago as be presided over the
dissolution of the British
Empire.
'Ibe Winds of Change await
neither men nor nations and
in Yemen and in South Ar•
bla, which the Yemenites
call South Yemen. the Egyp-
tians and the British are
pulling out.
For both, it ls without hon·
or.
Nasser preased bia luck
~ far. He sought t.o drive
ttie British out of 'th.e Red
Sea and its entry t.o the Suez
Canal but as of now it will
not be Nasser who gains.
As for the British, the cost
of empire long ago outstrip-
ped the gains and 10 they
are pulling dcntn the Dag
eut of Suez.
They tried to leave with
dignity, bequeathing rule to
an array of shew and sul-
tana not yet emerged from
the middle ages in IS tiny
state. plu.a the state of Aden.
INDEPENDENT GROUP
Together, in Janury, 19118
they were t.o farm the
dependent Federation of South Arabia.
Within Sou1h Arabia Ilea a capsule of the trqed.y
tbe Arabs, wbertin nation-
alism 11 lost in a maze of
tribal loyalties, ancient feuds
and jealoualea.
And wherein, except to its
individual posseslOr, life iJ
cheap indeed.
As Nasser baa loat, so al·
so have the moderates of
the Middle Eut failed to
gain.
The new military regime
in Yemen has announced it
1Vill seek to negotiate with
the royalist followers of the
Imam, be!'et.ofore supported
by Saudi Arabia.
But tbey will not accept
a return of the Imam. nor
will they accept a depart·
W'e from the republican sys·
tem. Peace negotiations in
1965 collapsed on the issue
of the part followers of the
Imam would play in a new
government.
ln South Arabia, a South
Arabian league supported by
Saudi Arabia has been scat-
tered and unable t.o regroup.
The fighting there now is
between sell-proclaimed na·
tionallsts battling a m o n g
themselves in a "war of e.x·
tinction."
It means that one of the
world's m o st important
areas now is a poUtical vac·
uum wide open to a supenor
force determined to fill it.
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Geed or Evil?
Marijuana Stirs
National Debat,e
NEW YORK (AP} -It dua an4 tome! ttaat U ~
ii known u pot, boo, gua, cent .....,. tbe 111e ol mari-
tea and IDlldjuana. ~ lbou1d be lepllaed.
OD tlte streets of Grea-AMtber • pereent dll·
wicb vmace. tbe fJoww' -creed; tbe rett were u.nde-
cblldrell amob It openly, c:ided.
and ur1e othlra fD do tbe same. 1 LlWI ATl'ACIBD
IA VJetnam, men U.S. M•11:1Juelta lMrl deaJ,.
1ervleemm _.. belal tmrt lie wttlt ....,.._. w • r •
martialld,. anoMnc --.......... ~
iju.ana ... ,. ., .... ... --.. &Ingle majat 4181111 wq)Wi .. tw. ..
In Saa a... Cdf., • ,.. cba'pd la .... wttb ,...
lice rpok M .... 8 foar6 ...... ad CCIDlphc1 to
of the lif&' ldloal lbat ta Ill llllUlllc Jaw.
in San 1:>lelO Cciml;J _.. A dodar celled '-tbe dt-mariJUDa,; .. ~
ID Ion, po11ee romd 1IP t... taUfied tbllt be bed banda,,, ....................... -u-a ....
to barftlt -ijt R pow-ad .... tblJ ..rtend DO
lng wUd. *alcal ........ .
S11BS DD&TB -1'lw to cheDelllt COD-'lbe :M:.#17 .. _ --..... etttgtf=t'Hf ,,, .. ObllO
- -···-ll*law•..sJuuawert debate acr.. tbt ...._ IRE Daold bJ WOiiam DIY•
Ia marUua ---to Js, .. pNlidat . ol tbe
health? sa-l4 tbe P"t... Cdum-lnacll ti tbe N• for~ It be .....S • tkmat A..ciltioD f« tbe .w!emct? 9liDillld HI -be AdnDcemellt -i ~__.
legalll.e4? ' -..,._....
At a conference ha Soatb ~· tpeeHk> objection to
Late Tahoe, Calif., Judge tbe t'llio J.sw 11 tbM lt daul·
Arthur L. Alarcon of tbe Los fies marituan.a u a ureo-
Angeles Superior C o u r t tic drug,''laid Davia. '-rbb
said: ii arbitrary mc1 unreuoa-
"A few years ICC> tbe ma-ible.
rijuana mer wbo came to ''A narcotic cratea a Mr·
the court's attention WM ua-colia eblinderir.ed bJ aD aall1 a member ol a mlDar· ..._.ce of pm.., bat ..,.
tty P'GaP tr'Clll • lllml ... ""-does -_ ....... -.
with a -,.,..v-1nt1 t-, :=-_, _.._" Q--bacqs , va--
NOBl!aD -=.me.-._ mm.. ''T-.,. a. Jadle ... u ... M ... U.S. Dllm"'
lncrealblC ....... of mm. --et --. Edaatlon juaoa .... t.rom good lam-... Welfme WU cGllddlr-
Wea, ...... wi1ll aboYe JllC a J'9CCM1111M!Dfltim tbat
average,..... IDd wltboat pcvrAfoa ol marijuau be
a prior recard al. dellaqaeD-remond from tbe felony
cy... c&tecCll'J.
Bob Sdunldt. a ltDdeat ''I do uudetltand -1bere
leader at Slcrameato State are peopJe bl the depm't-
College offered tbLI tbeo-meat wbo feel that wa,,"
ry: cammented John M. P'lnla-
"It i. indleative al. the en.-tar, clhecw al. lb Bareau
tire d1slllusionmeat, tbe en-al. Drug Abuse Control ''But
tire frustration, al. our gen-whether anybody ii 1otni
eration againrt what we feel to present a paper la eoo-
have been llei told to us . . • jecture. on marijuana u well u otb-"U that were to be clone
er issues. • our polltion would be that
"We have been told it la the manufacture. tramport
an addictive narcotic, told it and sale ol martjuua abould
leads to the use ot beToin, mnala a feloaJ. But there
told it is physically destr'uc· ii DO law against itl UM
tive. We found these w er e and there abould not be
lies." any. Tbe government tries
A girl marljuane ustt in to keep away from mating
Bismarck, N. D., a • k e d laws to regulate people's
"Why do people drink? Why morall ...
d<>es a drink really taste ID San Dlego, Calif., a
good now and then! Mm.ju-group called PAN Perenta
ana bas the same effect, oo-Agaimt Narcotics be1an
ly it's not u habit form.ini selling a tit featurlng a pel-
as alcohol.'' let wbicb when burned alJD.
SHOCKED PEOPLE ulatel tbe odor ol a ll&hted
Dr. J.mea L. Goddard, cfi. mart:juDI ctpret1e. The rector.. al. tbe Food ad Drug idea ls to teach parents to
Adminiltratlcln. ~ a =r-~ cbarlcterilt1c
lot ol people when tbe 1ub-
jec;t al. marijuana cmie up GROWi WILD
during a news conference at Iowa, where marijuana
the University of Mhmeaota. £JOWi wild in many areas,
"Whether marijuana ii a faced a problem in identify.
mere danem>ua drUI than inc tbe plant. More than a
alcohol IJ debatable,'' Dr. ICOl"e of youtbl have been
Goddard said. ''I don't hap-&JTested for pouellion of
pen to think it ls." marijuana barvelted from
He added that be felt tbe these patebel.
penalties for possesalon of "I suapect that at least •
marijuana should be.repeal• pera.t ol tbe farmers and
ed, while retaining prboll otber people .Pl Iowa can't
sentences for Idling tbe Identify tt.': .-J4 Paul Rell,
stuff. ) state narcotics control chief.
Henry L Giordano, the "I bow I can't and 1 bave u. S. narcotics commlslloD-been walking around in
er cmagrees. He told a COD· woods and fielda all m1 llf&.
gressional committee earlier "Obvioualy IGIDebody ii
this year that mariju.aDI teacbtng 1bese tlda bow to
"la not. as IQIDe people 181. identify it. If they can learn,
lea dangerous than alcohol I tb1Dt the rest Of us can
er Jul than smoking tobac-learn. rm sure we would
co. Some way we have got to have lGO percat cooper•·
get this ac:rou to the pub-tiOD in deltroylac It ODC1 lie." people know what it ii."
Under federal law, flnt fA. SP~ PROBLEM
fenders caught iJ: possession The bordtr atate of Ari·
of marijuana may be sentetl· zona alio bu a special
ced to 2 to 10 years in pri· problelQ -the proxtmity of
son. Some state laws are Ma1co IOUfte of ~ of
even tougher. In O~o the the ~uana piddled in maximum penalty » 15 Western America. One vvi-
yean. ety regarded u perticularly
STUDY EFl'F£J'I potent ii cailed ''Aeapulco Gold •• The groH1ameat'1 Nation· · al lnJtitute o1 Men ta 1 Capt. George lnrin, a U.S.
Health ii JtudytnC the ef. CUJtmua agent, said hippie
f e c t s of l\\'1iluana and types returninC across the
hopes to come· up wtth au-bord• from visits to Mexico
thoritative findings bl about redeve special attention.
two years. A lot of people GOOD CANDIDATF3
object to waiting that long. "We figure wbea we see
A certain amount of pres· youngaten drftMd Uk• hip-•~ bu developed (bt th• pies they're 1oocl candl4atea ~vision of law• pertalnlDt for marij11ana annaalen," ~the troublesome w~. said Inrin. "But we have
The Southern Methodist seen people eome tbrOutb
University student new~ who were as D8lt u lftY•
p!r said it should be le&al-body and they m!Pt have
lzed, arguing that the law• marijuana all o v e r tbe
"keep pot on a boot!e1 Jev· place. We havt to figure
el, in all likelihood DOt b~ there can be marijuana in
lng lts sale but only aldinl any car which Ci'Olltl."
the pusher." A hip ranklnl Ntw York
A majority ol atudeDtl police spoteaman who de-
wbo toot put in a ref_..... Clined to be Identified said
dum at Sacramento State It might look u tboulb pot
College favored m.a.klnl "the were on salt freely in Green·
sale and poaeailon ol marl-wich VUl.ege but uplalDed
Juana subject c-17 to the that the city narcotics bu·
same regulations as now ap-reau wu concentrattnc on
ply to tbt sale and pones· "the dealen, puaben, reD-
sloo of alcohol and tobac· ers, the higher-ups."
co.'' "We're not going after ev·
The Yale University Dal· ery litUe customer," the
Jy News polled the lretbmao spokesman said.
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Helps Elderly
.4 Nip a D~y ·Keeps
Her Seizures .4 way
ByPderJ.~
Whenever t IUICMt • nlp
foe 1he elderly I am bound
to heM' from me or two
~ that I am folatinC
that many more alcobollca
!nto the ranks. But I will not
be disauaded. Experience
ln practice bes taught me
that the dangers of alcohol· "° la minimal and the po.
tebtial benetita great in l\ICh
patlenta.
Moderate emoonta of ll·
quor are quite beaeficlal to
thoee of advancing years: I
have yet to see an alcoholic
who began to drink after eo,
although lt'a ponible.
For those elderly peop~
who are ~ently well.
amall aDlOtlDtl of liquor
(wbitkey, w1De or beer) of.
ten bring an iDcreue in ap.
petite, COIWlviallty and
weB-t>elng. For those who
are ill, liqoor aho can eerve
well. For example, ln an-
gina pectorll!
A CASE IN POINT Dear Dr. Stelncrohn: Five
years ago I wu tbe VW.
time of attacb and my doc·
tor told me that I mitbt aa well COlllider mpelf a ~· Fer molt fll.,..
yean I fomd mJMlf cnbll
witb ... --al .... tellurel. I met._. ....
wking au.ci. will tbe 111-
ual nftro111cerine pm..
Sometimes J bed 1o be
Film Slated
On Textbook
A John Birch Society film
attacking the controversial
history textbook "1.be Land
of the Free" will be shown
at UCI Wednesday Nov. 15
by the movie's implied tar-
get -the book'• coeuthor.
Dr. John W. C.ugbey,
UCLA history professor who
helped write the book, will
attack the mm ln turn ln
his lecture, " 'The Lend of
The Free'.and Ita ~·"
The program, tint in a
series of Community For·
urns cospcmored by the Or·
ange Cout cblpter of the
American C 1 v i I Liberties
Union and the UCI biltory
department, will start at I
p.m. in the UCI gym. The
public i.a invited. Ad:miasion
is free.
Rape Case
Guilty Plea
Manuel V. Vieyra of Gar·
den Grove Mooday pleaded
guilty to a forcible ra p e
charge brought 1n the crim-
inal assault of a ~•ge
babysitter last August.
Superior Judge Byroa K.
McMillan sentenced the 35-
year-old ex-convict to state
prison for three yea.rs or
more, the term prescribed
in cat.ifornie Penal Code.
The victim admitted Viey-
ra to the Santa Ana born•
where she was babysitting
because he wu a friend of
the family. He threatened
her witb a knife, niped her
and forced ber to accom-
pany him to hil Garden
Grove apartment.
burped like a blbJ to ftnd
relief ol ttie patn under my
cbelt. J.mmedlMelY after
burpinC I 1'11 Jib Alice in
WonderilDdr
HavinC read yow column,
one ct.y my dautbter
~me a nip of wine. I
wilh I might find words to
exprea the freedom from C:. that followed that lib&·
From then on I have con·
tinued to take about a half
cup of wine daily. Seldom do
I have a teizure now.
I am told by fmndl ln
France that there are few
heart cases there, 10 I'm
putting my life at present
ln the handa of that good old
jug ol wine.
I do wish the message
gets through to mamy heart
sufferers my age. I never
nap, require but iour hours
of sl~ to renew my ener-
gy and I'm llO years okl.-
Mrs. L.
A CAUSE OF HEADA<JfES
Dear Dr. Steincrobn: I
sympathile with all thOl8
people who suffer from
headachea. hrlwlpl my ex-
perience will help. Doctor•
gave me ftVflf'Y teat and
treatment avARabJe and
could not help much.
One day I bell'd that al·
1er0 m1&bt be tile came, 10
I decided to atudf my diet. I bepn to plnpUt _.,ery
fOod I __. ta. BeUeft tt or
DOtlfomlll ........
1111 M11MNI ,,_. ,... .. foods tbllt
dilacreect wttb me: raw Ill>'
plea, l!rPDfl (raw w cook·
ed)' Cll'UC'I. lemonl crape _juices, peac:be• and
aprtcob, carl>omted sweet
driDb. Milk or c:reem at
bedtime would 1Nb me up
with • violent bemlacbe.
Of courae many will aay
wbat'a the uee ol UviDg if
you bave to give up ao many
foods. But you have to make
your cholce between forgo-
ing tbem or auffering. I nev-
er have headache& now, ex-
cept when I become careleaa
with my diet. I don't llDOke
or drl.nk.-Mr. G.
Comment: Some doctOrs
&-cree that any headaches
are on an allergic buis; but
1 have teen may i-ttenta ..mo were benefited by elim·
ineCiDg foods tDat up.et tbeir
metabolilm in some way.
<lx>colat.es and nuts, I be-
lieve, are common offend·
ers. F.ecll of us baa to dis-
cover bis own pe!'tonal
idlolync:rMY • Dr. Steindrobn's booklet,
"What You Can Do for
Stomach Trcd>le" t will be
malled to you on receipt of a
stamped. self • addreaaed
envelope and 25 centa in
coin for bandting. Ad·
ckete your request to Dr.
Steincrobn ln cze of thi.a
newspaper.
Dr. Steincrobn 1a sorry he cannot answer reader•' Jet-
t.en. Nevertheless, all ques-
tions ol ~al interest are
answered in later colm:nns.
Melanesian Art
Display At UCI
'lbe special display of Mel-
anesian art -including 150
carved ritual figures, allieldll
and masks from New
Guinea -now being exhibi·
ted at the UCI Art Gallery
will end at 5 p.m. Sunday.
Viewing yours until then
are 1 to 9 p.m. Wednesday
and 1 to 5 p.m. the remain·
der of the week.
British Club Plans
Saint's Da y Dances
A social club 111 planning
to bring e touch of British
tradition to the Orange
Ooast. It won't mean costly
ceremonial, just a few light-
hearted dances.
Tbe United Kingdom Club
of S o u t h e r n California,
wbidl bolda monthly dances
in Newport Beach, is plan·
ning a eeriei of events hon-
oring the patron saint.a ol
England, Scotland, Ireland
and Wales.
The firlt dance. for St.
Andrew of Scotland, ls
acheduled for Saturday in
the American Legion Hall,
15th Street, Newport Beach.
St. Andrew's Day is not
unW Nov. 30 but committee
member James Anderson
explained tbat the club's
dances always are held on
the second Saturday of each
month and the club simply
will pick the dance which Is
cloaelt to the aa.lnt's day to
honor the aa.lnl
Kllta wtll twirl and danc-
era will jig to the music of
• the Oran1e County P I p e
Band, led by Pipe Major
BiU Thomson, on Saturday.
Other dances will be in cele·
bratlon of St. George of
England, St David of Wales
and St. Patrick of Ireland.
"We hope to make these
functions yearly events, thus
starting our own traditions
right heTe in Orange Coun-
ty." Anderson said.
Class Follows
World Cruise
Mrs. Jean Isola's fifth
grade class at Concordia
School in Capistrano Beach
Is vicariously t r a v e 11 n g
around the world with Fred
Divel, older brother of stu·
dent Jane Divel.
Fred, who is aboard Chap-
man's floating campus.
sends letters and post cards
to his sister's class. Th e
class 1n turn, is mailing
packets of letters to ports he
will vl!it around the world.
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4MllltRILlA fJGHTllt-Willlaln Bolden plays a Perrilla fighter in post..wlr Malaya in the motion
~icture "The 7th Dawn• tonight at O in color on
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~ ,
~ION VIEWS
'~
Alan Burke
Controversial
~y WILLIAM D. LAFFLER
NEW YORK (UPI) -Alan Burke has become on~ of the most controversial penonalities on tele-
:viaion becaue be ii completey devoid of fear.
Some ol the people who watch hll daily utalk"
• show in the eut IDd bis two-hour network perform·
• uce on Saturdays consider blm a genios of the
media. 'lbere are al.lo 101De who regard bis u rude
• and brutal -"They say I am a nasty man , and T am not. ..
Burke said in an interview. "But an image pta bad
as it travels!' BURKE'S appearance alone is an asset. At one (
moment hiJ grey Van Dyke can give him a satanic
look and at another something of a saintly counte-
nance.
"Ninety-live per cent of my audience is for
me," Burke said. '"lbese are the everyday people -
. the taxi cab driver « the waiter in a restaurant, for
instance. Four per cent of the audience are pseudo.
intellectuals.; and they are agamst me. And the re-
maining one per cent are the true intellectuals and
I believe they are for me."
The mystery that surrounfs Burke also makes
him a different type of personality in show business.
"Nobody knows where I came from," Burke
said. "Nobody knows whether I am married and
have children and nobody knows· anything about
my past I never get personal with anyone on my
show. And l refuse to Jet them get personal with
me. U someone ub me whether I am married I will
refused to answer or quietly get off the subject."
PERHAPS IURKE would like to discard this
aura of mystery but the men bebimf his show feel
it is a powerful stimulant to the curious.
. Burke said he gets numerous letters from view-
ers who tell him they know all about him. Re re-
called that OM letter writer claimed his father went
to one of the New York public schools lrith Burke.
"Th.is writer said my name was Alan Bartbwitz
and that I came from .New York," Burke said. "My
name is not Burkowitz and I am not from New
York."
Burke is so impersonal about his show that he
prefers not to see the people on his program before
their appearance.
"OCCASIONALLY I will see them in the mu~
up room," be said. ''But if I can avoid meeting them
I will"
This attitude, he feels, assures a spootaneity
that would be lacking if he discussed subject mat-
ter with show participants in advance oi their ap-
pearance before the television camera.
In some instances, if difficult subject matter iJ
involved, Burke's staff will research the subject to
prepare him for any complicated conversation that
may result.
BURKE USUALLY is in complete command
when be is on camera but every now and then en·
counters someone like Evelyn Y. Davis, who claims
the was "born to raise hell" and does so at every
stockholders' meeting she attends even though she
bolds only a few shares in the companies.
"She told me I bad met my match," Burke said
. with a wry smile.
He likes the tougher type. He doesn't want to
feature famous types who appear on the late night
ahows.
Burke aleo is a poet. He reads 16 of his poems
on a recording, "My Naked Soul," recently released
by Audio Fidelity Records.
Dennis the Menace
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111 n.) Robert All«tW!hy, J1ck llt1M1111.
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Yitai NUlit dtstillld to Jtoplrclilt his
lift. an41 Ills o111y ilollt It his wife'
lo¥t and loy1lty.
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Wife." Llny wonders who t111 ell•,,. ture) '52-WIYM Monil. Loi• Al·
lq "Mrs. stephtns" llt1ndl111 • brithl
lullCMoft It Cllica10 with D1rri111 Q MIN: "WllJ 11111 I •1" (mys.
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DAmME MOV1ES
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the hN4 ef • pl11, b11t did 'flu ever rH lly r11d the "F.r The
ltecer4 .. f"til" 111 the DAILY P'ILOT? Yau'd be 111rpriM4 hew
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Cinerama, loag the sick w.-e a ...
giant among fl1m .~Pan-, >were taken over a
let, appell'\ to·be finally cit' yean ago by
lq something abou!..curint ...... a
Ha llll.. , . tar dWD owner
At leut ~t·s the proc· · ed that ,.~
nosia from Se)'ll\pV • P,oe, cleaned up Clner
new presideJ1t pf Cinerama. · ey woea, and a
P09.-wu Darryl Zanuck's ]Jon loan from ~t-band man iD the re· J)ant Ne)V York. ' 1>ulldmi at 20th Century-Rox. wu lDDOUDCed '
ano and the Buctblgbaml
will appear at Oran,te c.oaat
Collett Friday for a one-
night concert at 8 p.m. in
the OCC auditorium.
Feliciano is a blind gui·
tarist whose repertoire in·
eludes more than !iOO num·
bers, much of which be bas
written himJetf. The Buck·
tngbama are a year-old rock
group whose music includes
big band orcbestration and ....
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In fllltulew
C .. et' with
Aneuk
Aimee
, 3 1
No · Lau· Seating for OCC Drama
By GENE HANDSAKER
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -
"The .real bang-up of being
in motion pictures is trying
to find the material. If you
find the right property, the
time is not available. If you
have all the ti.me ta t b e
world, the property's not
there."
Richard Crenna speaking.""
You probably remember him
as Walter Denton, t he
scratchy-voiced adolescent
a.(Ovav 90RT11 ~TH
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