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veL. 58, NO. 196, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PAGES MONDAY, AUGUST 16, I 965 TEN CENTS
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Newport
Beaches
Jammed
Hot Weather
Brings Throng
Better than 200,000 swelter·
ina viaitors crowded the New·
port city beaches this week·
end. reporta Lifeguard Chief
Robert Reed.
The Ogure for Saturday was
95.000. with 110.000 devotees
following the beckoning sun
Sunday.
The total exceeded by 50,000
the crowd reported on the
same weekend last year.
Rescues w e r e relatively
few this weekend in a slight
one and two root surf.
However. a SS-year-old Bu-
ena Park woman who was
making her first try at surfing
took a tumble and sulJered
several broken ribs Saturday
when ber small board struck
her.
According to llfegu.arda,
Mrs. Vivienne Justiss of Bue-
na Park was pushed into the
surf aboard the board by her
husband and soo at 3 p.m. A
wave smashed into the trio
and spUled Mrs. JUBtlss.
The belly board tbum
her tn the stomach befo~
she could come up for air.
Examination at Hoag Me-
morial Hotplt.al showed aev·
era! bro.ken r1ba oo the Je{t
side. She was reating 1n sat·
isfactory condition today.
Also sent to Hoag Saturday
afternoon was Linda Wash·
burn, 18. of Whittier. She
struck her bead on the bottom
when &be dived from a com·
-~ootin ... are
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LUMBERYARD BURNS -Firemen fight to stem blue that raced through Cur·
ran Lum~r Co. at 1003 E. Fourth St., Santa Ana. Sunday night causing an
estimated $25.000 in damage. Investigators said fire was caused by arson.
People
Fea1~ful
Barbor Area
Contests Looming
For School Seats
By WILUAM ROWEN In district 3. Newport
Violence
Hits New
Areas
Of 111t o.uy ,.,..,.. staH B e a c h elementary tnistee
Ra~h o f Call~ Still competition shaped up Mrs. Marion Bergeson. one
today for five of seven seats of two women seeking a s~at Long Beach
Officer Killed P lague Poll.Ce on the line in the Oct. 5 elec-on the new board. ts running
tion of the Harbor Area's agaimt Costa Mesa elemen
~ new unified school board. tary trus~· Jack C. Fletch·
By TOM TITUS But. with just rour days re-e.r and Newport Beach sclen· LOS ANGELES (AJ>) -°',... o.u., "'i.. 111" mainJng for candidates to tist Allen Gee. .. ~nlping and looting.·~ a red
"Is It safe to drive on tbe fiJe for the u~ming race. .In d.istrict 6, the campaign again ~oday in scattered tee·
freeway?" declared . candidat~s in two will pit EarJ G. Peterson of tors of Loa Angeles' 42-aquare
''Can 1 get into Los An-lea trustee districts still face no Newport ~each, presiden' ol mil N rio f· ll--'-e~ opposition. the Newf>ort Harbor Union e egro t zone o u....wg
or ~~~.,Beach without being Deadline for filing ls 5 p.m. High School District board. the spre.aJ of violence over· lb~C: id it d Friday at offices of the coun· against feUow bigb !Cbool night to c,ther Southern Call·
u spread own ty Superintendent of Schools, trustee S ell m S. ''Bud" fornla cities •
1104 W. Eighth St.. Santa Franklin of Costa Mesa and · ·•
A shudder of anxiety ran Ana. There is no filing fee Cost a Mesa elementary Af~e~ the first '" bOUf.S ~f down the spines of Orange trustee Albert Ogden. daylignt police re.,orted ~s
Coast residents over t be 14 RUNNING is by far the quietest day yel '
weekend cu these and other So far. 14 candidates have DISTRICTS Then shooting and lootillt
questions besieged police de-declared themselves ln the Under election procedures started again. as It h.tb every
partments in the area_'s four race. Twelve of them cur for the. new unified board, day sinl'e rioting Jroke out
cities. rently serve on school boards trustees will be elected by a!.J last WP.dnesday.
Tbe picture was one of fear in the three districts sched· Harbor Area voters, but musf I fbere was r.o massing of
and confusion -and some· uled lo merge July 1. 1006. run as residents of specilied'mobs. however. and only a
times of anger. The new districts. as yet un· trustee· districts. handful c,f ar~Jts.
Lt. Glenn Walker of the named. will serve both Cos-The same system i& used Firefighting offJclalJ aald,
Costa Mesa Police Depart-ta Mesa and Newport Beach. in Newport Beach couoctl-"We're almogt back to nor·
meat reported that at least 20 elementary and hJgh school manic elections and In t h e mal. except for conaiderable
people volunteered their as -level. selection of board members moppin~ up." M • n y of the
11.atance if reinforcements Tougbeit races appear to for the Orange Coa.at Junior blazea being fougbt t o d a y
nre Deeded ln the riot area. be sbapinl up ln trustee dis-College District. were U\!ver properly extin·
They were told that no such trlcts "S and 6 -the two dis· ~ of today. Donald A. gulsi1o:!d they said, bec:ouee of
beJp had been requllted, and tricU which cross communi-Strauss, c.urrently president attac.:ks !rc,m Neg:-o pacs.
no policemen from um lrH Cy boundlries. Three caodi. oL the Newport Beach "1uY of ~ fire CNWa ltill · ~1-fuled to be eent llllo datu ate ..._ a board......_, 1-rcl, 1.1 rue· were anu-Ou aW.ta. barrow·
g.(es. seal in each of lbue diltrlcta. fSee ELECTION. Pase t) .t fmn equipment clntloped
~ • · · -·--for fighting in Vietnam. as SAFE ROUT5J.n protection again.st anipen'
In an cities, wPtTied resi>-ballet.
dents were callinf;1beit poUce Harbor Comm; "Sl·on, After five straight nlgbts oC departments ukiftt II it was ~ rioting by uncounted thcu·
sale to drive into Los Angeles sand& or Negroes, police r~
and il so, what routes to lake. s Q moved most of the barricades
A Huntington Bf.ach woman purns ues ti•oni•n {Y in a 42-square mile "waaafe,. told an officer she wam't go-~ zone and this morning re.sl-
ing to take a plane out of the dents moved about freely for
panion'1 ahoulders at the Co-A Bl ed rona del Mar Main Beach. rsGD ant
lntematio~I Airport because Orange County Harbor Dist· Mrs. Boer. who bad been the first time since Wedn8$·
of the r~ lmU!.t, 1 h e rict commissioners angrily cut ub!d by Sa.IXa Ana Mayor day nigbl ~-=bi: later= Diego abort qoestloos from a Santa Harry llarwy to "investigate" TOP DOWN
She wu bandaged and re------------In Newport Be a c h , one Ana woman Friday on the le· the harbor district, queried New~m~ saw one conver·
woman called police to ult if gaJity of the Harbor District. why there Is a Harbor Com-tible with its top doWl!. le~used.
Cong Blast
Police HQ
SA Lumberyard Burns it w,.s sate to lake her son to Mrs. Janice Boer. who dell· mission. As relief authoritie~ moved
Disneyland, Sgt . .James Park-cribes herself as a "Municipal "We're a Harbor Commis· three tons of food into ~e
er reported. Procedures Anal yst." held up 1· .. I . . . . bui:ied and looted district, f'irearms dealers did a d. t f ·1._ thl s on . <'XP amt'd t'Ommissionet lpohce and 15.000 massed na· . . a 1oummen o ,..,. moo Y Ch' Cl "be<: • · SANTA ANA -tnvestiga. arsonist. however. was destroyed, brisk business over the week· session by declarin~. "Just a 1P ear;. ause that s, tionaJ guards~en kept close
tors today said a 125,000 !um-Flames engulfed the Cur-The blaze touched off 8 ser-end. but attrlbu~ It u much minute . 1 have some ques-wh~t they ve always caUed w~t~h for poss.1ble ren~wal of
beryard fire here Sunday ran Lumber Co.. 1003 E. . . to I.he forthcoming deer hunt-lions" us. . · snipin~ and fire-bombing in
evening was the work of an Fourth St., ahortly before 9 ies of calls from aA far away ing season as to the racial Commissiooo~ listened to a ~ststant County Counsel all-white are~s. .
----------p.m. Eight fire units rolled as Tuatin and north Costa tension. rew of them _ all demanding William McO>urt '!1en related A hl~h-ranking police offi· Killin g Four to the scene of the blaze. Mesa, reporting the fire. Sev-. • justification of the district's s~ legaJ sane~ ror the ~r said the attacks Sunday
Four aeparate fires were eral crank calls flooded the W~G legality_ and then refUJed to dist.net. . night and early today seem·
SAIGON CAP\ _ While two Joan lrVI.D C set according to investiga-fire department switchboard One Huntington Be a ch hear an y more. After that, the commission ed "planned and organlud.'' tor~. at. the same lime, firemen man told police today he had "Frankly... commissioner m~ved for .adjournment. He didn't say by whom.
1irl accomplices engaged a Th 1 be d . th said. been t.brutened over the Ted Kuchel said icily "I don't U theres nothing under the The death toU stood at :.>.
iuard in conversation, v I et H B h ll . e ur Sar tia~ ~ o~ gr~ phone. He sait' thti caller car~ lo l'ist~n to all tl~sc petty table, .. Mrs. Boer declared in After five days of senselesa
Cong terrorists drove a jeep a S 8 y rmge o n na. s e told him, "We're going to questions. They've been ask· exasperation. "why won't you and seemingly spontaneou'
and a car loaded with explo-~ommunl.ty, but pohce and come down and bum Your ed before and I think It's an answer my que s ti on s shooting, burning and pill&g·
sives into South Vietnam's na-WASHINGTO'N -Orange rue officials emphasl.ud they Gi rl Hurt house· we're going to wipe all awful imposition on the peo-publicly ?" '"'"'--ing, peace seemed near at
tional police headquarters to-County heiress Joan Irvine had no Immediate knowledge the whlte people off the face pie here .. With that. she ~rmed out dusk Sunday.
day and blew up several Smith. was reP<>rted in fine that the blaze was connected of the earth.'' · ~ door, so choked ~th emo-Then , with the dark, came.
buildings. condition toda.y al George with any racl.al disturbance. By Auto 'A lot of people are con-hon she was almost in tears. (See RIOTS, Pa1e %)
Four policemen were kill~ Washington University Hospi· A large lumber shed at the cemed about their relatives
by the bl~st and terrori.c;t taJ where she gave blrth rear of the property was C?m· in Los Angeles." Lt. Walker SA 0££• • }
gunfire, rebable sources said. Thursday to 8 7.pound l5-pletely abla~e by the time A Newport Beach girl was said. "We had a call fr 0 m l Ci a
About 20 ~rsons were wou~d-ounce boy. ' firemen arrived. Injured when stn;ck hy nn the CallfornJa H1gbway Pa·
ed. ii;teluding possibly s ~ x Mrs. Smith and her hus-Firemen w~re a.ble to. s~velautomubile driver s u nd a y trol asking us to discourage Meet~ w.·111 The Inside N ews Americans. the sources said. band. Morton Whhiter Smith, the company s office bu ilding afternoon. people from calling them be· ~
The terrnrlsts esc~ped un· of Middleburg. Va.. named and one .other lumber shed. The driver. Ste ven W. Kurtz. cause their switchboard is A'lllllflW!lll~m••~!~•·~ ~'1<~~ •fi"*~"W'iii<' ~at'C:;m..
der cover of machine-g u n their first chJld Morton Irvine The mun lumber lllructure, 20, of West Covina. turned swamped... N G .tlnrlcet Uol•b Grou-d
fire from two Q~er cars out-Smith. himself In to Newport police One of t.be most anxious e!! rO rO Up ••
side the police compound. A Mrs. Smith hu \wo chil· an hour later after first l~v-Orange Coast residents was L ' ~tock prices remain firm until the close today. Th•
poUce1 thguard cl~ed he hit dren by otti.r marriagu, New Red Pla ne ing the scene ol the 3:30 p.m. Mra. Nancy Gibbs of Newport SANTA ANA-In an effort Dow Jones average was up 2.31. Page 8
one 0 e escaping men. James Irvine Swlnden. 11, accldent, police said. Beach, who a e husband. to head off trouble before il
DAMAGED and Russell Pennirran IV. 9. . Janet L. Libbey. 16. of 4820-Bruce, is a precinct se rgeant might de velop. Police Chief Golff S t•r RetraUa
'!be explosion seriously Sbe was expected to leave ~OSCOW (UPI) -Moscow B ~ashpre. Drive. was bit in the '71th Dlvts1on -t h e Edward J Allen met with Champion Star sailors of tht> world are gathering
damaeed the home of lbe <li· the hospital Wednesday and radio said last night th.e ~o-while crossm~ Seashor" a r,ew he.~rt of the Watts area Orange County omciati-or the In Newport for next week's championship. Page 11
rector of the naUonal police, come to Orange County next viet Union now bas m1ss1le· blocks Crom her~ borne. s.he He only comes home for f".lational Association for the Prf•-... '"'9 Bar.,.~•I
Col Pham Van Lieu The week on a bualnesa trip. She carryina airplanes capable was t.lken to Hocg Memorial about thr~ hours and then Advancement of Colore<l Peo-r-r1r ..,, he~dquarters consists of three I.a the lar1est bldividual stock· of circllnl the world non-.stop H o s PI t a 1 for treatn1ent or he's . gone beck again." Mrs) pie here Uifs morning to learn Presicrent Johnson reported depressed over riots,
bullcUnga In a block-long com· bolder in the trptne Compeny. ii refueled in night. scrapes..on·her legs. (See FEAR. Pate t) if the county's Negro popula· fears world·wide Red propaganda harvest. Page 3
ple1 of police buildings. Col. tion had any grievances. ffN•baftda W•tf'll Otd Ueu'1 home Is next to t h e • Taking part In the two-
beadquirters. L k ·•· to B UnJ k hour session at poll~ head-Government gets behind women . carefully poinh
U.S. sources said the att.ck De Y . e DC Y quarters were Everett Win· out rights. and these ar«' considerable. Page J
w11 probably carried out be-ters of Santa Ana. rresidc nt ..... l~l•f·.~ f)f 1.,S'lltt.., t 't ',&TUKES cauee of ln<:reued police ac· T E of tbe Oran~r County NAAC P. i"' " '"' r. "
Uvit7 ln the Saigon area In Gi·rz Mis· s·es ri·p , scapes ln1·ury and Wyall i''nesf'n. vit•r pres·, Soatlng . . ...... II National News . ,.. J.4 recent 111onths. U.S •uthorl-ident California N<'w~ . . . . ~ Obituaries . :'I
tJea have been making • de-Santa AnA ha.s a Ne~ro Classllied . . . . . 18·21 Orange County . . . . 7
tenn1ned effort to lncreaae populltion of 4.000. approx-Comics . . . . . . . . . 15 Social Notes . . . . . . . l3·14
the tffectivenesa ot the police It's a good thlns it wun 't sel -with Candy back ln No ooe wu harmed, how· oel boat collision. a mast top-imat.ely 70 f)er cent of the Coupon ............ · . . . 6 Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-t l
force, and tbefl~~s Friday the 13th. Avalon -coWded with a ever, and two boura later pied onto C'eat La Vle's cab-county's total. E~ltonals ............. 22 Television ............. lS
beta payln& o • • Thlnga miabt bave b t e n cablD cnliler in the Catalina C·-.. bo1dlllf her breath in and craabed th""""'h t h Chier Allen said It waa gen-Finance .............. 8-9 Theaters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 ..Sd. worse for 15-yUr-old Candy Channel. The yacht and tht .. ""'' · • ..... .,,.. e erally agreed that relations
lit INCIDENT Later of Newport Bucb. power cndMr. Mkt.1. oper· toot oU nfely In antther ce.1!11'J· _ between the Negroes and om. Tiie Weatlae r
Tbt ataack was the first ae· Aa It waJ. Sunday tbe 16th •tied by Victor Dorner ot Mal· plant. If Candy hid come with clals. such as police, were far HE T OUT
rlout tarrorllt Incident tn Sa(. was unl~ky .enouch. lbu. both mbapd to Ump n wu a roolh day for the us.'' Nld Letter. "she would better In Orange County than A ~ f l V Ml DI TY I N
ion in ..vcm week.a. More Sarly In tbe day 1he be· Nlel1 back to ~ pretty llen-atlf. vef1 likely bt.ve been resUng in Los Angeles. and that there
tbaa tO ptrtOIU were tmed came slithUy UI and had to Then came Ute fl'Oltlll1~n 18ut It coWd have been right where the mut came were better opportuniUea and It won't be the heat but the humidity that will
JGDl n when terrorllta "t beg off a trip back to New· the cue -C&Jid1 boolled rouOer -perhaps tr.,ic -plWllllc thmlcb. She would Uvtna conditions hert. bother us for the ~xt few days. says district forecaster
off nplolltta at the My C.nb port from Avalon oe '-t.· ,. .. .,. blck to NtwPOl't on Mid her father. R. IC. Leiter, have Men maahed.'' l''ollowlna the me c t In 1. Emil Kurtz. With the hu.mldlty will be sprinkles alon.a
rtttalll'Ut oa the Salco1' riv· U~r·s yacbt. C'eat LI Vlt. 1 pta_91. But rllbt at toe.off i016 E. Ocun Blvd. Cand1'1 reacUOft! Chief Allen 11ld h4' antlclpaled the coast tonight from that s1me old tropical air mas'
trll'Clllt. A few houn later, tbt vet• UM pllnt'1 •••caUJllt flrt. A.a a rtault of Ute mld-cban· C'llt IA VI•. t10 trouble. down around SinaJoa State .
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I View From
the Mesa
ly TOM TITUS
Watching the International Beauty Pageant last
week just confirmed one of our old beJiefs -that
newspapermen are better judges of beauty than
beauty ju.dies. Not to mc.ntion the benty contesi·
an ti the rrwel vea.
For '-'e L.ln4em1n, COila Mesa's gift to the
. beauty P•arlt 1llortd, not only finished just two
nottttes away fr()m the tAlp aation1\ ~own but cap-
tured BOTH of the coveted extra trophies -Miss
Photogenic among the American girls and Miss
Friendship among all 80 world entries.
That says more than this column ever could
about the personal as well as the physical beauty
possessed by the M.esa Verde lass who did more for
ier town tut week than a Chamber of Commerce
• promotim could accomplis h.
Many on the mesa. this writer included. thought
she should have walked oH wilb the wlMMe 9o11anu.
But sbe went into the finals with two strib1 an her
~ Mils Ptlotogenic troph1 and the fact that a
Cali.fornia gtrt took the USA title last year.
SO JUNE COMES aACK home this week, p«·
haps a little disappointed. but crtm carrying a big
trophy under each arm and another for good meas-
ure. And. though we don't have all the records at
our fingertips, we'd wager she's gone higher lban
aay other Costa Mesa beauty cont.est.ant.
Let's take a peek at the record. Sinoe she first
broke into competition by winning her own city's
title two yun ago, tne popala.r young prinoeS'S bu
taken three city crowns. two county ribbons. t~
state tops and her three intemationaJ honors.
Other girls may h19' more trophies. but few have
Ul"f lllClft im partant.
June. whoee S.7. 120 .• 3&-22-36 qualilicationi
bnal't cbaD1ed Oftt" the past two years, h.u prob-
abty trod her last runway. She indicated a muc:b
belore • entered the um Oranie County contest
which vaulted bu to her present prestige
'1 THINK ~LE Atltf getting tired of siee-
in( my pid.w-e in the paper.·· she remarked candid-
ly o• d~ a we brought her into focus foT one of
RYetal promotions for which, as the area's top
bemty queea, she was almost obligated to pose.
That's a matter of op;nion since it 's difficult,
if not im1>0ss1ble, to find anyone who knows Jane
Lindeman and isn't cruy about her. From the city
fathers on down to those who just know her in piw-
ing. the admiration i.s mutual.
"You don't vecy,. otteri find a beautiful girl
whom women like just as mach as the men do.·• ooe
local baslnesswomaa and active Chamber of Com--
meres member obsel"'ed.
Among June's bi«est b!cktn att Mayor Bot:.
W111on, Councilman A. L. f'inklwy, City Mnager Art
MdCeinn., Cbambel' manazer Nick D.ner and p W1· Dini director Bm DuRn. In fact. jut about the wbole citY fami1y.
No Quiet for .Guard
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Santa Ana Unit Coet ro ·'Battle'
LOS ANGELES (UPI\ -A. llUlfl CNt who appeared to "Your men are shooting
t "routine" nJiht turned out to be dead. but Utls bas not been when they have to. and they
eventful Saturday ror m~n conflrmed." know when not to shoot," he
of the 2nd Balt&lion. 160th DI· 2nd Lt. I lat Hansen. who is said. . .
vision of the California Na-a serge~nt on the Sant.a Ana "I thought this wa! going
tional Guard, headquartered Polm Department force, a~d-lo be. a qujet. night," Paul
in Santa Ana. ed detaUs about the gunfire said. :w1111n we first started
The Orange County m e n on tile Cadillac. patrollinl there was nobocty
were .aigned to rovifte pa-"Tbe drlwr n;ert9d ID-on the suwt..s."
trots betweea Pico and Slau-ward one of eur men Cit ab<•tt n,e st..reets that the 2lDd Bat-
ton on Vermont but were 80 miles per mw. tlM9 tur tab patrolled wei. ~
given Dnli.Jtty ~ mo\llt in on onto VernQIL, _.aw-. wlml w~ debris fl"9m ltlor -,
trouble areas. we fired oa hbn." he said. of rioting. Windows in the
One such turned oul to be Paul also &aid bis men had stores-were smashed in, and
on Vernon Boulevard near come under sniper fire, but some small fires s l 111
the Harbor Freeway. w~ere no mjuries were reported.. were smouldering.
about 30 guardsmen manned The guardsmen returned the The unit that participated In
a roadblock Col. Bruce Paul. ri.re. he said, but there also the action on Vernon was the
commander of the 3rd Batal-was no report that any snip-2nd Battalion's C Company.
Man. &aid one dnver i.cJ a Cad-er was hit. IAler a tta ...... llil .. :1111 m9C attempted to nm t h e A police iDJpeci;or · w b o arrested tc.a' -. -
roadblock. came to the rMdbloct area ~ bed t • o rm.
"We opened fire and stop-area commend~d Paul on his · cs. -will a ••M
ped t," Pnl said. "We pulled men's work. .,, ......
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OR.ANGE -A. pedestrian ~orist said the vk'ttm wu = ~ ';c'lllllt--=:-
2 Killed in W reeks
and an elderly Massachusetts lyin( in the westbound lane at w.aa. lAlll
woman died Sunday from in· oi a..pn.an Av.• east of omoer-ltktlarC 1 , ; D.
juries rttetved tn two auto Orange Park A¥tnue a n d wu 8*1:alJ 0 I b,
acddent.s on rowrty h.l,gbways. that he could 80t av.td strik· sboClta H"' w •
The victims were Boyd L ing him. --Gmma., t.. '16ii4 ~ wtt-
Nunelee. 38, of Fullerton. ud Mrs. Hebert was a passen-aesaes u~-. .e.t
Mrs. Arlelae Hebert. 7S, ol Rer in • llU1D ti.at was Mmes 111 ....,... ~ •
Havertilll. Mui. struck broadside by ~ tlle s.. Fm' ti V.U.,.
Nu.nelee was dead oo arri-~-~~ BeaA dl ~ -net .,. a..it • JW.
val at OraDCe Cowity Ge.ral ~~ ~ tyWOOCl Baalftir.t • 11111-----------tion in Buena .P~ Aue. i. ...a, ud hmMIJ••..,.
JtG Ceuty Tnd'lk dM ~ had beeD lJl cridc&1 ~n-9't afire Im 1fD , ,.._ It ..._
11 Deda 1'.U Ull ditlo~ at .Beacb C-Omawuty a..n.or, ae ..,. aaawa
Hospital S&Doe t.be c:ra&b. Los A-ctlu
Hospital shortly before 4 a.,m. Buena Park poli~ said she -ha S.. ~ DI ...
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Sunda.y .. H~ suffenld 1NSS1ve ·~ a J>aMellltr Ul AD au'4 aoadl. Necioes ...._. tlaililPt----------b~ MijW'1e$. drivea by her &OH.a-I a w. a ~ area. A wlltlll -c h
California H!tbway Pat.nli Ernest Viacut., S!, of Napa. was ........ ,,... It 0 rt I 2 Escape i·n p • -n n ras H id Nunelee was struck by who turned ~ ia froat of an Ml • UJ,1 ~
an auk> driven by Willie J. auto driven by James Moore.~..,_ V• ~
Sett.en, 'rl. of AJWMim. Tb t 41. ol Buena Park. wue.,,,.........., pePk:9 ~
tared .._ Neer-. -_. r-at a MJTOWty e. bWno11J pelmpillt of c-.e of theed to fisb-Uil. dipped Its lefl
lvU Defease
County Calls Meet
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sbot w1 w •• t a Ncr"e ~ s.daJ ' wine. Md then plunged onto
'W'OIDM. tll*' .._ pa... cnsW BOiia ,...,...., a Ga • 4 e n tne runway about 100 feet
f11t£ ATTEllP! --.. at R •a ti a,. o • reDdlet, _. Kane !rum tt.e airport's :AP head-
-IA s. ............ • 'I ~ Ail1*t-wer-. ,....,... ill •W..1ay quarters at 5141 Warner Ave-
_.. eaat tt Lii A. .... ls• ••tt•a a a9de U.:, wena't c 1 .._ Ullia _..., al n11e. ~ mma., Neis ... = di t II .,.: .. Aid tM tlf ..._ ,.._, • .,.. • .,.. Bo.i;tlal 'Ibey Emeriency Ure eqlllpment
dn1 at a dltee a ti Jolm a. 'l'Gw', • •-~ bnlls-rolled and CAP crewmen
rat. bC :=\ awtfttJ tt nlliw ef 1M ~ ut alMr bKbiea, .. s. scrambled to the wreckage.
..... ,....~ Dlmiak. ~-· ........... ...... -~ ~ ~-Paft. 'ft ........ u.. ll&b t
....... llll ... " -Al ...... tilt r..-r. .. ,._, a tft4Ut ,.,..... P.,e J 0 RANG E -AU Onnce had been \et al four pl .. .,... et "-11 _,.. ,.._ 11 • ••'• ti Cnft, _... ._. a . . acu ....._ Chi Air Pwlnl. 1111111 I ,.... ~ Ill • altttade
'County mayors and city man-m the lumberyard. . .am -~~'t e. -*'If 111111 jldllt a • llilla • tMl. It '1m'l· El ECTION MOST IMPORTANT, HOWEVER. to our way of agers were c ~ 1.1 e d to an Newport Beech City Man· ttlit '11 uaA: at tact a.' • •
Uliftkillll• is •"'-"--" .... t she was a . ..-ft•-''-ol t"'-emergeDCy seaiou of t be -ca-Harwy Hareart aid ~.,-....... ......__, _.
.. ~ ...._,. WWI wK ·-'"" iR California Leeewe of Cities a Max Re--u. .. ~ 0 -~ •• -..__ "!"' ning ,_.... in district S
firla wlM> competed against her. ft pr<M!S what a lot 2 p.m. today. tM iAaCue7or.,e ~ ttle Aeg?"O section where not-'Emba d' Cost.a ... ~._,Wy trus~
of Cost. Me.ans ha~ known for some time. t hat Purpose of the meetine was clvisiorl end 1 cttycoundbua int &st erwpted six days ~o. rr&Sse tee Roderic:t K, "Rod" Mac-
June Undeman is much more than just another to oat.line Civil Oeleue pro· for die dty ol ~ had The ftnt lnddeftt: 1111 l?Telt Mi.Dian has no ~ 90 helutiful ¢rl. oedun!s ta iM eY«'lt the I caBtld tilt •emc. of 1 Nec:ro d!Wba drivtBg LJ Q • G far in 4istrict 7.
Now it's aD over. C'olleste beckons the Mesa SUrftction in Los Angeles ex-"ft .. pert~ tlle ~," suspect b~ 'ftf1lt polee. ,,__ tt uits roup Here's a 1'99doft by dis-
beauty ia the fall and alter that a career in either Wiids t.o thii c.owKy. aid 8~ ''UM!t w y sa~ds of rioting Negroes drove trict of "" cudidMls ., h 0 modeling. interior decorating or TV COirunercials.. La.euna Beach Ctty Man-m~on Mf ..acen 1n pohce from Watts. ha~ filed as Of t!lb mora-
Wh b f ~' -..1 t r _ _._ ., ager Jemes D. ~ton satd 1teW •the C'JlllMy'a dd .._TIP SCALES F B z • D i"'•: ens e lt~ mov11:11 o VUM4 &es& two ye.an it was bU ~ tl\at fense ..,..uudcm. Wt'D bt Guardsmen from the Call-or asting enws -ago, she didn't know anyone and tbouiht the best tbe parley, wbkll was dM!ed blid bow tH orpntcadoa OJ> fornia 40th and 49th National · DtSTJ\TCT t : John P. Net-
way to make new friends would be to enter the Mi.si; for the cl(J ball ill Orange. eralits aad wttat av bldt'4p Guard Armored Divisions t.e-tel. 1709 Labrador Drive, Cos-
Costa Mesa beauty contest. She won. of course. and was c.Ded as a direct res responslbWties lboWd be." gan to tip the 909J• Sate-WASHINGTON <UPI ) -was a metnber oi the group's ta Mesa: James W: ''Bil.I"
she's colleded a lot of hardware in the interim. of Swuiay niaht's devast.aUnc Re)'Mids Md Leacwe of day night after Lt. Gov. Olea Re,>. J11n• Utt (lt·Samta •"1isary b<>ard, ~ wai. not Peyton. 1863 Boa Vista C1r-
But more import.ant. at least to June, she's col-lumber yard fire i.o San t a Cities Orangi! Covnty leCft--Anderson. acting in the a b· Ana) citing "umold embar-told tt.at the. news release cle, Costa Mesa.
lecled a lot of friends. Alla. tary-ma .. cer coUcl llot be sence of Gov. Edmu nd G. t .. 1. . th d was to be issued. Had he DISTRICT 2. Jorden Otter
---------------------This momlJ\i lnwsU&alors rellChed for cecnaM9t t tll i s BroW1l, dedared • state el i.D-r~ssm on · .as qw• P a · bee!l-Ille saJd. he woutd bave 1116 Corona ~ne Cost.a Me:
FEAR • •
Gibbs said. ''We ·u.re pritty riot was iOUli on came when
fr&Dl1c the first two days.. but die Los ~s Police De-
ft thJr>.t he11 be fine now:
there's nothlne left in that partment sel'lt out • leletyped
.,... te loot" reqveS'l for shotguns. The or-
<ter was lattr canceled when
AT CENTER the LAPD received a large
Gibb&, an l~yea.r-veteran shipment from the Army.
of potice wort. ls '1atlolled m We.~tminster police l h i s
the tmttgtncy contTol com· morning reported I.hey had
P'land post and is one of those done little but answer tele-
~spoa&ible for COOl'dinat.&Ag phone queries from wwried
PQlice activities there. He is residents alJ weekend.
the father of four children. BOMB THEM
The Newport Beach pol~
department appeared to be In Cost.a Mesa. police re-
tht ~ on t1'e C03st. ac· ~lved a suggestion from one
cording to Sgt. Par leer. wlto rtsi<MK wM tMqtrt •t.tw L.\
reporeed. "H was a nice riot squad &bould w.e borate
weekend for us -no tnaJor bombs h'om plaoes. "That
cllsturbances and l1ghf traf-would put out the fires and
!le." qWe( Ck ,........ d<M11 at the
"The oi:Uy indicaUon that a same time." be said,
I • Newoort Harbor ....
Robert N. Weed. PubUsbu
Thomas A. Murphtne, EditoT
1bomas lt~vil. Editorial Dttecta.
Jack R. Curley Paul Nlasen
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ht~ 4lllir ~Cell MMll1 ,__., , nt•""6~Nt....._ .-.m.o . .
said U\e bl~ze was the -:ort1 rMl'Tl~. TIRy. wtre a Jd surrect.iOll. ~ry board of 1 conserva-ad~ ac&Wt it sa: Mrs. Elizabeth M. Liliy.
of an arsonist and that fU'M bt bllsity ~ sCntiecY. Brown CU\ short his Eur~ t:ve Cr o "P tMt ~y "YCIU i.aw no idol at the J200 Dartllleut.h flbcit. Costa
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was awak9M s.tAll'day
montin& bf firemen wa.o
explained that Ole ~
on which he was sleepi.ag
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Steven Dillman Jr. of
Bouldec, Ctk .. was umn-
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home of his friend. John
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~. wtlo abo was asleep
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Dillman's pants pocket
WU t.inied ~ how·
ever. and a e<>mb inside it
meJl.ed. f'~ll Aid the
blue nam:d from a cigar-
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he do~ ol'f.
~ fte'!tion. relnmed here., ~ for dcNt ci n ~ strained relat.Mmtllp y o u Mesa.
_. Smclay ._.ed • 9r'lltl 0..oc:n.\r a the l"6 elec-h:aV'e creet'ed betwtm JM and . ... au t• '91 _.,. ._ ticm.. my Democratic colleagues," DIS11UCT a: Mn. Manon Food Center M,• ~ ... 1. Utt .ttost ~ ?lt<.'Ord Utt said in his letter to Evans. C. Bergeton. mt ~ideerinds
.... -but ... ttacblc wtot .pelitical •It• 1 ~ "I. tberldet•. ,.....t that t1n~~ Beb:; i!cek
Aid F ·1· lllssts of lldper tire.. among the most con~ my na?M be 1en1oved n a cm Mela: ~Gee mi S ftIDJ le8 Brown's party turned a Colcrea. m9de P*k: am ember of your advlsory SitITa V~ ~ ~t tan s1lart of an area whe1' ...., ht se111 iut ,... to board and I Ml isfttlc a 8-dl ·
SANTA ANA -A food col-gunglre blazed. CM U..... ~."'*au d press releaR to thta ~." · lection cent.er was organ1.zad Early today the sta~ltlcs Am«b. uu continued. "l allo cequea Dl'SnU'CT 4: Ted B. Adsit, ~ to atd farntiies livin& 111 ~Id raalta d six ~ tiot-Ill said a.Ill as a raldt. d • letter Crom you advislna S'rt1 Rockford Road, Corona
the ravaged Wett.s aree rtI mg: ta. pras rt!!-tt.e bt U'lta acttoe bu bee• del Mar: Donal R. Duncan.
Los Angeles. Ki~ed : 30. ...... *"1t a. TT censnn-tnen." 4!1C1 Perham Road. c:otone
It is located in , parkl.ag Injured: .U. --. "l ..-bt 09Cad un-del Mar.
l<'t Mt ~17 s. Bristol, s a 1' t. Arres~: 2·•· .... tmMNISDMllt •IMll DISTRICT S; DouJd A.
Ana. and is be1rri TENSION RISES •Y 09Dtaiats ,.. ..... J r ~---..:on ~·aaa.. 101 Vta Vairia.
intl) by the Orange c~ h e\IU)' Sout.ben\ CUf«· work." ~u Nt-1K>f1 Beech.
Conerus of R.adal Eq~ r.Ua oomanm.ity wiUa IN& At a °""' ~ tut file 00~ Wepliont •m DIS'ftlCI' I : ,..., s.
and tllle Ora!l{e. Cownty CU-populations tenston ,._.y, D. Bnot Ewes, a-_. of &lie ~ PnMr-"Bad" Fran--.. 19 SaMa
zeas tor CMJ Rt(hu. crowds &atbered. ud pelice '-C1inctw ti t8e v.u.n CemmM:t.ee.. ..., "*"" Ane Aft., o.&a Mesa; Al-
Non-!ltrlshab:e good.s ema crew•. ......_ Mill ._ 7V "" ~ ~ ~ .. locetioe a...t O.-. 2a. . Or~
lecto.1 •W be ll'anspo~ to Tbe tettor la Ute """° JeCft9e et tMtr' ~of an atomic saltwater <W-.A.-e .. COlta ,._.; Earl G.
tbe ~ as sOOll as posdbk, ..S • nllh 8ll'°"C walle records on seven iss1·t;s this wrter •ear C... del Mar, P*'-. 305 Dip Aeoe.
accordi.q to ~sail H<.i. as to arm u.em1tlYe1. year. He cMJed tAem "rabber ii ta..aQ. A typocr~ New,ort e.cti.
Warrell Lane. Costa Mesa. ftomeoWMn •111 l'JU w. . ~. ~., for tmJI' Im a atMJ mt n.n. lliilSftlCI' 1: fttlh~ ff.
F • r t b e r Lnforraatloo k Ulrollb Utt DlCbt m CIUIJt. Pres~ent Johnson. 4Q --~ lltAlll& It as ''Rod" MacMlru., a Au·
available by oa1llac SU_.. laolQes. Ult Mid 1Ut .. 41' llHIG. beim Ave., Calta )bu.
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Monday, August 16, 1%5 DAIL y PILOT /News.Pms 3
Reds Show
Back Side
Of Moon
Propag-anda
From-Riots
Harvest
MOSCOW (UPI) -The
Soviet Union today publiabed
a teriea of well-defined pbo-
tolrapbs of the back aide of i191'llil~'~
the moon never befOf'e seen by man. ......,..
The photographs. taken by
Russia's Zond-3 moon probe
last July 20, covered a vast
area of five milllon square
Jdlomeurs ol the lunar sur-
face, including the equatori-
al, northern and eastern re-
gklo.s of the side always fac-
tng away from earth.
One of the first two pic-
tures transmitted by the Tass
Johnson
Reported
Depressed
oews &&ency was of the equa-JOHNSON CITY. Tex
~ared
Kashmir Fight \,
I nd~ns OccupY,
Pakistan Outpost
torlal and northern portions (UPIJ Th lr f of the back side. It showed -e . spec c 0 a NEW DEUU (UPI) -In-Chinese acro.ss the border.
in sh&rp contra.st the thou-huge Commumst propaganda dlan troops have occupied two The sources said Pakistani
sands of crater ridges oil tbe harvest from the nation's Pakiftanl outposts across the troops were seen trying to cut
~. weekend of racial violence ceasefire line in Kuhmir the road.
An American photographer brought gloom to the LBJ where Indian security forces The two outposts were OC·
who has studied prevtous Ranch today. have been ~~~ Moslems cupled by Indian troops last----------
American Ranger photo-. described aJ Pakistani infll. May 17 but were evacuated in
l'f"apbJ of the lunar surface cu,., T...,...., President J ohnson is deeply trators". 1t was reported to-June at the request of t be
said, "These are some of the RUSS PHOTOS -Picture shows equatorial part of the back side of the moon concerned about the effects of day. UnJted Nations. U.N. observ-Thant Names
best pictures I've ever seen adjoining its eastern region, according to Soviet officials who released photo rioting in Los Angeles and Defense MjnJster. Y.B. ~a-ers were posled in the area at
of the moon." . · taken by Zond 3 probe and transmitted back to earth, July 20. Large dark spot is Chicago and a lesser out.-van told the Indian .P6f~a-lhe same time. R · A•d
The first two pictures ap-Eastern Sea; large roun<t spot is unidentified. break m Springfield, Mass.· ~ today that the fighting A government handout ~-USSlaD I e ........ ..-to show , about one H 'ed t 1 Ul d.lsput~ Kashmir has tak-ported that "hand to hand ~ ~ e 15 worn no on Y toll f t I t 249 d d · · MOSCOW UPI) U N q~r ol the moon's sur-about the immediate casual-~n al h o a eas .d ea I fighting" tQOk place belwee~ ( .,....A~ ha. •
face facing away from the ties and millions of dollars in Ul e g t days. He sa1 the ful regular Indian .and Pakistani Secr~tary Gene~al 11wsul s
euth. The pictures were talc-Sailor Nears Ch ·c p z · H ld damag but l th d toil may run to nearly 400 troops In the Jammu sector appointed s 0 v let diplomat en from distances ol up to f ago 0 ice o· de, a so e athm-dead. of the ceasefire line on Satur-Aleksei Nesterenko as hb
7,200 miles. ~~e ·co~e o~erseas ~ 1 e Defense ministry sources day. It said 60 Pakistani deputy for political matters
All pktures sent back by GQa} After 1 · r~ thpos tur:S· par icu ar-said Indian forces seized the soldiers were killed in t h i s and security council affairs.
Zood-3 were loni·range shot& -R;ot [In -' -r Cn t ol y in u. eas ia. two Pakistani outposts in the clash aJone. the Tass news agency 111·
and did not sbow such close II lIB Un r Johnson s concern was KargU sector to prevent Pak-Cha van said the bodies· of nounced today.
detail as the American Ranger 0 T • clearly evid~nt in a long state· isl.an forces from cutting the 183 "Pakistani .infUtrators in· Nesteren.ko, .57. an en&fnetr
moon probes which the moon Ceall rl p CH JCAGO ( APl. _ H u n-W e s t Garfield Park a r e a ment h.e issued yesterday vitJl! supp~y line . from Kash-duding 2 officers" have been by education'. en~red the dip-
withtn teconds after relaying dreds of police supt><>rted by firmly pursued 8 policy of from his ranch where he m1r s capital of Srinagar lo recovered from various bat-lomatic servtce 1n 19'9 and
their pictures. FALMOUTH E n g I a n d some 2 ooo national guards-breaking up groups before ~ge~t t~e w!!k:'dn Th: P:es-Leh, capital of Ladakh where Uefleld.s. He said the Ind.I.an since 1961 has been ambu·
i:us id~Ufied the field or (UPI) _ Robert Manry. a men heid in reserve. contln-they could become mobs. ~~h~;: late toJ'a ac to Ind.Ian troops face the Red dead numbered 66. sador to Pakistan. Tau uJd.
vts1on as the equatorial an,d self·m.tde sailor toda near· ued today to enforce racial More than 300 policemen . . y. northern parts of the moon s . Y peace in a largely Negro patroled the troubled area The increasingly ugly story
backside" to the point where ed Engl~ on the home neighborhood where rioting around the clock. Additional ~r de~th, injury a~ d~st~c
Uluminat.ion or the lunar sur-stretch o! his solo transaUan-erupted Thurs~y and Friday police stood by in nearby po-Uon 111 t h e Negro districts
face begins. Uc crO&Sing in his 131h-foot nighu. lice districts and National of Los Angeles overshadow~
----------sailboat TinkerbeUe. nights. Guard units were on st.and-a n d depressed Johnson s
. There were no new out-by duty at five armories. weekend. He remained in vlr-
• Manry was sighted abo~t brealt.s of violence Saturday Thia display of strength to-tual seclusloo on the ranch Beauty Married 100 miles from Falmouth this and Sunday as police ln the gether with the strategy of Sa t.u rd a Y and Sunday.
morning and a few hours la· banning groups and pleas passing up church In Johnson
ASHEVILLE. N.C. (AP) -ur held a rendezvous at sea from Negro leaders for com· C.ity and foregoing his favo-
Maria Beale Fletcher, Miss with bl~ wife Virginia } mon sense. were believed to nte sport of boaUng on nearby
America or 1962. was mar-· . · ~ Sp1·1·ngf1·e d be ract-0rs in ea.sing the tense lake waters. tied Sunday to J,mes Harold There bad been no .. ign or • 1ituation. He said that while what
Growdon Jr. Manry since last Monday un-Violence erupted tn th e happened in Los Angeles
---------...,-W a British fishing trawler Quiet But area after a Negro woman could happen elsewhere, the O B I T U A ft I E S sighled his orange-sailed coc· was killed by a fire truck re-overriding consideration was
----------kleshell about 42 miles south· sponding to a fire call that that the killing and looting In
BLATTENBERGER. Robert west of the Scilly Isles, off Rift w•d turned oul ~o be a falae the Callfomia metropolis
Max. Services pending,..Balt.z Britain's sQUthwestem tip. I ens aJarm. The r~otlng Tbund.ay stemmed from "a violent
Mortuary Chapel, Costa Mesa. Manry, a Cleveland news-and Friday mgbta resulted In breach or rooted American
man bought the Tinkerbelle SPRINGflELD, M a 1 s. Injuries to f!1 persona and principles."
CALEF, Horace Ross. Ser-in 1958 for S250. partially re-(AP ) -The atreets of this the arrest of 123. He expressed "a deep sense
vices pending Baltz Mortuary bJllt il and learned to sail lt western Ma.ssachusetls city Albert Raby, convenor of of relief" that llate and \ocal
Chapel, Coat.a Mesa. on Lake Erie. were. qulel t~y as federal the ~ting ~cil of authorities apparently h a d
BERNETI'. Juanita 1 .. 71. 26.5 He reported today he .wu conciliators ~1ed .to repair a Commuruty Organlz.atiooa, a brout(bt the Loa Angeles sit-
Eut 211t St., Cotta Mesa. doing fine. community rift wtdened over clV!l rights group, expr.ud uaUon under ~trol, saying
Survived by b band Edward the weekend by the arrest of utiJf.action with t.be restora-this fact viodkaled the prln-
• 111 ' f!1 civil rights demonstrators. tlon of peace but demanded ciple of local reapoo&jbillt
P .• da~lh!,!:·..,.~~!.,at!'s!"W3 OBIT1JABIES Harold T. Hunton and th.at city offictals lnvuttcate for maintaining law and 0 {.
sey, ......... ... r • James D Norton of the Com-the cause of the outbreak. der
great-granddaughters. Servt-munity Relations Service "We're not going to be in-F~r the time being he left
ces Tuesday. 2 p.m., Bell ROBINSON. Della H. ~ay. met with the city's Human volved in keeping the peace unsaid this ovemme~t's con·
Broadway Mortuary Chapel. Survtv~ by bus.~d. Vll'gil Relation• Cornmluion Sun-at the price of injustice -cem over g the propaganda
----· C. Sr.. sons. Virgil C. Jr .• day ni&ht. The details of the contlnumc the status quo for h st be1ng ped b Co .
. Franklin G .. J~bn M: slaw. cloeed session were not dis-these kids and others," be arl'.\s rea tJ h md BALTZ MOR11JARIES Mrs. Marguerite Wll.kemm; told newsmen. murus oveneaa w a Corona del Mar OR S.Mll 3 grandchildren. Services closed. . . . merely to report accurately
C.1ta Mesa Ml f.ZC4 Tues 10·30 am Peek. Fam-The conCJ.liators desert~ the new1 from Los Angeles to . " : · " al their visit as a fact-Cinding picture the United St.ates as a
BELL BROADWAY iily Colorual Funer Home. mission and aa!d they will South Korean country in the throes of vio-
MORTUARY SKARVAN, Leonard, J. Sur-meet with Mayor Charles V. lence. _,,.. no Broadway, Co1ta Meu vived by wife, Lydia M.;.sons, Ryan and other officials. Cabinet Quits It bu lo.ng been an admln· u I.am Leland J., Leonard J.; daugh-At issue are charges of ~ istration theory th.at any evi-
ler, Mrs. LaVeme Boyd; 2 brutality brought by c iv 11 SEOUL, Korea CAP) -The dence of American diJunity
PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL brothers; 2 sisten: 9 grand-rights leaders In July against South Korean cabinet resign-delays recognlUon in North
FUNERAL ROME children. Rosary Tues., 7:30 seven police officers. The ed today in the wake of the Vietnam that the United
'7801 Bolta Ave., Wettmhtater p.m.. Peek Chapel. Mass leaders say the City Police ratification of the controver-States ls suilklenUy powerful
113 ms Wed.. 9 a.m.. lmmaculau Commission has been slow to slaJ Japan·South Korea amity and dedicated to push the war
SMITHS' MORTUARY
U'1 Mala St.
Hutln1toa Beaclt
LE Mm
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY m E. t'7Ul St., eo.ta Mesa ....
Heart of Mary Catholic take up the cases. treaty. but President Chung in Southeast Asia to a success·
Church. Sant.a Ana. Peek Cam-Demonstrations were re-Hee Par.k rejected the resig-ful conclusion. Radio Peiping,
lly Colonial Funeral Home, newed Friday and 23 persons nation. the voice or Red China, over
directors were arrested on the steps of The cabinet resigned so the weekend expectedly
. City Hall after being inform-P a r It could m a k e any viewed the news dispatches
TIIOMAS. Juha A. Survived ed they could stay on !llunic-changes be felt necessary to from l:.os Angeles as proof of
by daughter . Mrs. Elizabeth ipal property only durt.ng of· cope with the tense oolitical Communism's worst fears for
M. DlUard ; brother. Thomas fice hours. situation. · American.
H. Yanda : sister. Mrs. Susan ------------------------------==========.! Barnier, grandson, Robert E.
BRAKES
SAFE?
firttfont
IRAKE SAFm
SERVICE
Keller; 2 gre.at-grandsona.
Sernces Wed .. 3 p.m. Peek
Family Colonial Funeral
Home.
RUSSELL, Fern V. Survived
by husband, Harry; mother.
Mrs. Dollie Mills. Services
Look Out Husbands!
Wed .. 10:30 a .m. Peek Family W ASH lNGTON UPI) ... ,. 1r d k Colonial Funeral Home < -uua requ es open an fran such as 1 fur coat. jewelry or
U.S. Advises Women on Their Right,s
· Look out husbands l The La-dJacuaalon between them be-a car'
ULM, t'torer.ce J., 1103 Sal-bor Department has lssued a fore a dedsion ls made. since A .~gift 1 to k
vador St.. Costa Mesa. Sur· publication designed to tell It ls essential that the wel· · 5 . your ce~:
vlved by mother, Mrs. Frieda "what a working wife should fare of the children receive sell, otherwile dispose of ...
Ulm. S e r v I c e s Tues .. know about her legal rights.'' primary consideration." Q. "Can you make a trtp.
2:p.m.. Church of Jesus It tontalna answers toques-Or consider this exchange. get 1 passport and leave the
Christ of Latter Day Sal.nta. tlona .>n how state laws on 1. "If your husban<.l bor-country without your bus-
Newport Beach. Interment, family and property matters rows mor.ey Crom you. can ,
Pacllk View Memorial Part. affect the woman who com· you make him pay tt back? band I conaen:!
In lieu of Oowen donaUoM blnea housekeeping with waie-A. "Yes, In most states. but A. "Yu."
may be m•de to the mentally earntna. ~ would pro~bly have to The 14-page booklet Ays
handkapped children of Colt& The psmphlet Is aimed at brinl a letal action to •~om-that a husband bas the right
HUI'S WHAT WE DO I a&.a School ~l West the one out of every three plish this ... discuu it with a to decide where the family
cliff Cbaptl Mortuary, direc-manieJ women -more than law1er or the legal aid so-llvee but cannot mortgage
ton. 10 mllUon -who work al ciety." the furniture.in most states,
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----------ICIJJle time during the year. Here.are more examples of without hJ1 wife's approval. lbne of the queatJona and advice to wives that might in-It alao declares that bua-
anawe.r1 vividly remind the terest wortfnc haubends: bands must 1 up port tbelr
reader that the battle of ~ Q. "What ta your rtgbt to a wtva and tamlllel ~ the best
FLOWERS
•TO
COMFORT
THE
LIVING
FROM
.exe. la far from over. Ex· gift your husbmd lives.you -of tbelr abWty.
ample: ·
Q. "Do you have tht rilht
to eam money by worldnc out·
Ide your borne wt1ether your
band a.arte• or not! A. "Xe1. ln our dernocraey
marrted women haw t b e
fl'Mdom t. cboGee wbtthtr to wort or not to work. How.
~ ntr, pm1Mrl to a m~ ~~ ftDd u.t. ~ decllioa Hb
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Adoltr~c~c! E One full pint of tUOAM •ftt. d FIEE balloons fo any rycleanlng orftr!
See lhe Clowns If • • • r "'• Chllclren!
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I
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Hits Crisis
In firette-
GOP Sets
Fight on
2 Programs
Buy Tll11r•••Y
Gemini Pilots ..
Take It Easy
WASIUNGTON (AP) -R~ ATHENS, Greeee (UPI) -blkana la Coqrea are tit CA pg u;NNEDY, na. mander. today retuned to
Hopes for ending Greece's l'l· f: r~ both be.rTe1a tbla week (AP) _ Altrouuta L Qor. I.be Jone IMNr1 ol reHlrul
d.ty old political crisis dim· at President Job.Dloa'a anti· doll Cooper Jr. aDCl CJtiartM for thelr flight, the laqat
med today with hedtaUon poverty procram and Ilia Coerad Jr . ......,...._, IMo yet planMd by man.
and squabblla1 amcac pro-(arm bill. the llDa1 ...... ol tralillMI Jt wW ~IW U.S time plan.
posed members of a new po-The Seo.t. open1 debate to-for tMlr' ttcbt-da1 .,.ce ned lot UM Ont U..:~~.k~Md •
===--------lday on the '1.'"'11Joa bUI JowM1 ecbedldtd to •tart lwaar landlq tl'tp. ~ U• litical group. to conUnue Jobnaon'a anti· hn1r1da7. pecta hope UM tugbt w ll l
Stephea SWaoopcMdol aDd po"ttrty procra.m ror a tee-TM tn .. tronauta took erw uy Uoterial doubt& Ell·a "'-trlrn..J.os ... -... ..-K War A-...1 tbelr ant c1a1 olf lD .. ...a that man will be able to 111r· s I
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\Ill ...... T9'i um· 0 rea """" year. ,....-. aDd Nie and w I t ll vive Ioaa eooucb in apace to dal notice to parliament of Tuelday be Houae w I I I aparta Suda¥ rocket to I.be mooa and back.
their breakaway~from oulted T late up still another contro-Cooper aDd ·utrouut Delo-Early in the fll&ht, the aa-
Premier Gear .. ~ urncoat venial me&IUft, t.be ocnn.lbua aid SlaJtaa bobbed ln. arnaD tro.iauta are to aUempt man·,
ou's Q!nter Union Party. But farm.bill with lbl •troa&l7 di.I-boat la tbe Atlutk: otf Cape nut rendeivoua wit.la anoth.
it a~ared that doubt and Q •ls Chi puled plall aimed at lncna1· 1Cenned1 aDd repor1.ed cMc&-er satellite. n.1 .m lallDcll
Wtan<ni over the wee~ w na ln& the income ol wheat farm. lq •¥Val ftd. tMlr own satellite f.roal t la e
had cost them much support. era. Coand and utrou\ll Nell apac.crall. back about 52
The official petltlon of the HONG KONG IUPI) -WU-Deaplte RepubUcu oppGli-Anut:req took to tbe mllt& 1way from lt and UMn
new group presented to par· liam C. White. one ol the few Uoo. Seu• DemocraUc. leed-Unb at Port Malabar. abcMtt use radar and other electroa-
Uament carried . on I y the Korun War turncoat& still in en predk:1ed tbe pG"ftrt.1 • m0ea ma Capt X.... ic &Ida to try to clOH wttbin
names of Si.fanopouloe IDd Red China. la upected to ar-&elialat'-will c I• a r their cty. 1Wt ICOtll were llOl r. 20 fMt Of lt.
( Tslrimokos and did DOt aay rive In Hant Koci tomClll'T'Ow bran c b bandily, ~ ported. Armatroaa a ad lt 'WfD be a l'Dl,jor tea for ,
bow many of Papudreou'1 after more than 8 doien year:s Tuesday. Elliott See are backo:'m~ota the Gemlni 8 Oiabt IChedul.d
(llf'I T.._..I
MOVING OUT -Troop$ from the 1st Cavalry Division at Ft. Benning, Ga., re-
Ju before boarding troop ship at Charleston. S.C .. bound ror Vietnam
1st Calavry Bobby Clain1.s JFK
Coler Union deputies bad de-behind the Bamboo Curtain , it -The Hooae plans to dev<M fOl" tb9 upcomJ.ne 5 ln October dUJ'inl wJUch u a~ him to join them. On was reported today three 4-yi to the farm bill. mllGon. atttmpt wU1 be made to ren-
Sahaday they had i.ndic.ted l '.S. consular official• saJd The measure'• maAalWI re-Cooper, ao Air Force dezvoua and link up with an-
ther. were "more Uwa D " Whitt. a Neg~ rrom Plum-rtedl are at work at some Ueutecant colonel, and Con· other aateWte which will be
but eatlmat.a now were tbat mervill. e. Ark. is expected to 1:t-~ute reviaiona dealp-rad, a Nn1 Ueuteunt com-la1111ebed by a.ootber rockeL
tbete are oo:ly between 13 aod arrive by train from Cant?n· ed to soften the opposition. I.==.===:::;:==============
18 deputies. cap1t.al of the Southeast China The· biggest floor battle on Pl in CRUISE?
Th11 dots not livt them province of Kwangtung. . the antipoverty bill ia expect. Gftft CJ G .
enough parliamentary back-He was believe~ to be ~c ed over the '"'"ht of °""ftf"DOJ'I N• .,_. "' tM MtW -... mert ai..vt .,....,,..
f companied by hlS Chintse '116 a• than American Kx,,...._ Ceme ltt a11ct ltt ua tell rev inC to orm a tovemment, wife and their two children. to veto projects In t!'elr what -k1tow •.. We'll Mtvlae you of our prlOel• Gettin• g Set Th h LBJ 'B ' even u. 111: other deputies who u.s. offi cials here ~Id they states. They have such a ri&ht 111,..,. •r •MMIM.,. .. wer14 Teti,... ~ oug t est ba ve todJcated support go had DO firm lndicaUon wken under tbe pr.sent Jaw palMd Call or Vlalt UI ••• our experlloeed travel
• along. . White was leaving China art-in 1964. councllon an at your aervk:e. M , • Out The chaotJc 11tuatfon teem-er such a long ti me But they The Sen_ate Labor Commlt-OVIDg MILWAUKEE, Wi&. AP-~ognms' paasa. ee ed to be back where It start-w ·d be had t>een,maki.ng aome le. wrote m. a provision wbkh. ~ John F. Kunedy cl>OM Lyn· ''All or th is bas happened ed, a bitter impuge betwwn .. nimbl.!q.g" about wanUna to would ~te tbe veto oo :r.f. BENNING. Ga. (UPI) doa B. JohnJon u hla nm-King Contl&ntine and Geor-se to e!Hwhere tor 10me tl..me. Uu'ff ma1or type& of projecta
_ 'nie lat cavalry OMJtoc ning mate in 1980 beca1.LSe ht because me.n had a dream P1pandreou, the man ftred Ue appanntly h.cS dif{k:alty ~mmwlity action. netib·
moved out to war today put· considered him "the best man d were wUUng lo go. to the u premJer by tM Yoanc !DOD· iewoc an utt Yil& for his borbood Youth Corps and
. '"'A Uon' west bat to carry on." Sen. Robert F.1people and as k for their sup-arch. wilt. adDJt educaUon.
777 So ..._I St • a1::.cowrn . ...... . .. o,,_,.. , ......... ,.., 1Mta Ana M7 .. 1
ling we na 1 ne · Kennedy, <D-N.Y.). said Sun-port on the basis of these
Uef.leld tactical concept -day nag.bl programs President Kennedy bclloopter mobility -on 1 Y ''He's fulfllled all of our
"'.eeks away from ltJ r I r 1 t hopes since then... said lbt •as such a man. ~ he knew
lest by ft.re. younger brother oC the late Lyndon Johnson wu such a
The first wave of troops president. man. that h~ was committed
from the airmobUe division Sen. Kellnedy. 'pe.a.k.i.Aa atl&.o tbeae programs. that he
boarded ship at a South Caro-a Democratic dinner. made shared their dreams, that he llna port before dawn a n d no reference to the pubhshed
other contingents of the 15.-account by Arthur M. Sehl~ was the best man to carry
000.man division were head-inaer Jr.. historian and u n this fight
lng !or embarkation potnts. 1iltant to President KeDMdy, '"It •·u !or this reason that
The cavalrymen are del· !Mt the nomination wu of. President Kennedy wanted
tined to ride Into battle -on fered to Johnson as a politi-Lyndon Joht\IOO to n&n "1th
hellcopters instead of borsa CAI cnture in the belief there him for nee president in
-in Vietnam in a few weeks. was "practically no ch.aoce 1980."
'They're ready (and) Johnlon would accept." Sen Kennedy' a comments
they're the best of the fl(ht· The former attorney gene-ca.me in a speech recapplDg
Ing men in the U.S. Army," ral ciled pasaa&e of .programs accomplishments of the l_(~
said Major Charles SUve.r. S4, in ctvll riibts. medical assis· oedy and Johnson admtrus·
or Williamsburg. Ky., an offi· tance for the elderly. and fede· tr&llolu at a ISO a plate tes-
C<'r in the 1st Cavalry. ral aid l.o elementary and timonial dinnu for Wlsconsm
Al Charleston. s.c. a secondary schools under _tbe Democratic U . Gov. Patrick
5pokesman for the Navy'• Johnson adminlstrat.loa. J. Lucey. •
Military Sea Transport Serv-Refentnt to Keaeclr .. ~
Ice saJd that more than 2 000 pi1.mary campalps £n Wb-MAUIAGES
combat troopa aalled at ioc conaJny ~ other ~~·f ~ ~ =.... ~~~q ~
a.m. t.odA7 aboard the troop r..:.::e::_•....:.:«:.:,•.:M=n=ato=if'..:..w=~O:....::w-=~~============1 lransport Bucbar from tbe
Charleston Army Depot.
Another 2,500-man g r o u p
readied to leave this huge in·
fa ntry training center forr an
embarkation point and f o u r
r;im.ilar contlntenta are ex-
pected to embark In the next
several days in fi ve more
transport ships.
The 1st Cavalry Is the first
full complete U.S. division to
be ordered into combat since
the Korea War.
Israel Protest
TEL AVTV, Iarael IUPI) -
SeveraJ hundred university
students demotutrated I a s t
night against what they call-
ed the impudence or the Bonn
government in at'ndin& form·
er German army officer RoU
Pauls to Israel as ambassa·
dor.
S11/c 11 ~(.1111111
By R. J. Wigmore
Goin& FWUn1? lC so. you
need 1nJurance . . . So
wh1 not eet accident hlJur.
uce for your trip . . . It
colt.I IO Uttle, yet It gives
you IO mocb protecUon ••
Wltetber you're aW'ly from
home foe a week-end or
longer, Jaa can bav. con-
tinuous prot.ctioa cm land.
sea and In the air • . • And
the rates are IW'pl'iliq!J
Jow . . . Also, !or aUCbt
additional cost. you caa
have pro~ctlon for Jaa.r
fi.Shlng equipment and
other pel'lonal bemftn11
that you take along with
you .•• Give us a call be-
fore you take that trip ..•
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St•wlng Beef Ot~c::s 79~
Beef Short Ribs ~~ 39~
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ftl ........ ~ .. rtor~ tMIC. r1e. 25c
HQ W 5-dwlch MIOG"I' •· M« ,._ -49c
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Negro Woman Say s Riot Set Cause Back
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By NICHOLAS BECK
IF
SATELLITES
WERE
"FOR SALE"
Y .. 11'1 a PfOV9ft fact thaf GEMCO members sa~ hundreds of ~ eocft year on their purchases. That's why . over a million
Calffomlons ore GEMCO members. You, probably, ore not in the
marbt for a IGtelllte ond because the demand fl lf9ht, GEMCO
da••' llock thent. lut the thousands of items f01 normally use are •med llt larve quantittes. So, whywolt ..,til 'fOI Med a ICltelhte?
SIM 1" the com.nient oppliccmOft and take odYontage of the
_,.. a GEMCO 1nembership offers.
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MI Mll UHIP DUARTMENT St(>llE
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at WARNER AVE.
P'OVNTAIN V AU.ST
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Riots Not
Covered by
Insuranc e
Few ,Attend
Churches
LOS ANGELES (AP)
"Bless them which persecute
you, bless and curse not. Rec-
ompense to no man evil for
evil. Be not overcome of evil,
but overcome evil w l t b
aood."
TbUJ the Rev. Bobby New-
man. put.or of JQ.1rd Strttt
Baptist Church in riot·tom,
devastate South Los Angel·
es, read from 12th Romans
on a quiet Sunday morning.
But fewer than 30 persons
beard him.
His congregation. normal-
ly 100, has shrunk, fearful of
the looting, kllllng and burn·
Ing that has besieged the
Watts District since Wednes-
day.
STATE ART aew tn1 M..
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Contlnuoue lun, from 1:00
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NOW THRU TUESDAY
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A LITTLE MA TTIR OF
WISHFUL THINKING?
l•mt ne-peptr clrc11l1'tlon flouree ere. Not tho
DA I l. Y PI LOT'S. They•,.. 1udlhd by the nationwide,
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Mond.y, Augusl 16. 1965
For the
Record
Republicans to Seek 'Good Conservatives'
Healtl1 Card
Sign up Set
There will be a represents-
--------llve ...fr.2m the Santa Ana So-
By LES WAGNER phenson. for whom he bas becn•Society. !Bradley, ~ Jose: John can A&sem~ wm ltave. a cial Security oUice tn Hunt· °',,.. o.11, 1'11.i """ compiling the voting record of ' , ' Scl'lmlf:Z, ~tin; Jaclt Schrade steak fry ednesday, 6.45 ington Be a c h on Saturday,
Ronald D. Rankin. La Hat>-all state legisla tors fo th \\111(11 leads around to the S~n Otego, Assemblymen E. p.m., at the home of. Mr. and . 4 . r e fact that the La Habra RA is Richard Barnes, San Diego; Mrs. WUllam J . Perfield. 2865 Aug 21. 9.30 a.m. lo p.m. ra public relations man, .has past session. . fu>bert E. Bad.ham. c 0 st a Europa Drive, Cosua Mesa. The representative will be
been appointed to member· Rankin said th.is r e c o r d, holdlllg a testimonial dinner Mesa, and John L. E . "Bud" SpeclaJ gueiits will be S e n. at the Huntington Beach Em-·~ koi.11 .. ;;~~...J,i ship on the Candidiate Re· whic h should be ready in 30 Sept. 9 at the Disneyland Ho-Collier, South P~sadeoa. John Schmitz and his admlnis· ployees <'.Tedit Union Office, u.~, ,.., "l ..... search and Development Com· days, will be "a great help to tel to honor those senators Placemats will be made up traUve assistant, Walt Ott· 419-8 Matn Street. . ":l.., 7i. ,,,:: v: ,,..,.~ ,:~. mittee of the Republican the Candidate Development and assemblymen who, Ln the from the com111ent page of the mer. The latter Is a member Ralph Dillman .. manager ?f
Nqro1c. ,~ ......... , '"'" -"'-'"· . , . Committee" in evaluating of· opinion of the CRA, ·:have July 31 edition of Tbe DAILY of Laguna Beach CR.A. Bring the Social Securi~y office. said c:OiO: :f:'i: hdl~ c1:'\..~~-State Gentral Committee. flee seekers in next year's 1 voted 10 preserve the r1 ghls. PILOT whlch carried an arti· your own steaks: baked pota· the representative will be Mt -°"'' DoR '· • Dr. G a Y lord Parkinson, election. lrreedom and resources of the cle about Sen. Schmitz from toes, salad and coffee will be availabl e to take appttcatlons o.;.....:-"'k..,.. c,,., °'-'· ,....._ stale cha irman who made the Rankin is a member of the individual." the Sacramento Bee which fumiahed. F o r information. from workers a~ed 65 and
le T .. It'. ""' ''· .... ~· ....... h Wl .... .. ~_!: •·"'-. T • J SI d appointment, said the com-GOP State Central Comm it-1 There are 200 dinner .spon· Rankin referred to as "the and reservations call Mrs. over. and w o are s wor11.•
i.7."",,,,..,, '~ rJa 8 te mittee Is headed by Julius tee by virtue of his appoint· so rs and 500 are expected lo McClatchy Dally Worker." Perfield at 546-2735 or Mrs. H. i11~ anrl un:>hle l-0 ~o lo the c'J~tt ...... ,~-r • .J:~ ~ "Jud" Leetham, Los Angeles ment by Sen. John G. Schm1tz.\attend. said Rankin. Those to Lawrence Higbey Jr. at 646-1Sant.a Ana office during week·
..::..~~ r"'"'.' ....-.-CMp-In Ha: .. Oil County chairman. member of the Jotui Birch be honored are Sens. Clark THE COSTA Mesa Republl-7033. . day hours.
r.. c.ii.. "--' ~. me .... ,.. .._. "I will do everything with·
-· ,.,., ~·:' ''"" in my po~er to see. that good .
•·~ .... "r.: r~. •• ~ ':I' F d £" _ conservative candidates sire C::1 £'f:'i :.:. H I • ran ~ e presented at a): levels Of fOV· G•e-1.T ,,~1 .. f:.:"~i ernment." said Rankin. who
c-. ~ .. :,:., civil. HOttfl. cor11 • is 35
' 11.et ··ifeitevr•"' '6.11 ""' ... 11~ SANTA ANA -Trial here Hanl.in formerly was 34th ~~ !Mlt • ..'..'h '•.:,:v c-. ".,,,, ln Superior Court was order-I Congressional District dlrec· ~ .... .,,....,.. \M:Jl ..... d . o.1u 11-. H\IOlllM'Ool ...,.. 12 u e today for a 45-year-Old tor of the CaJICornia Republl·
..!.~ K~~ h •• chemist lndicte<' in an al· can Assembly He was de· ~u tt.in. fWI. .-. leged halr-oil bottlin, racket. Ceated for re-election by Mic·
~ ~=-'"o'.r:: vir.·~ Superior Judge William L. key Manning of Westminster.
c!i.~·~ c L• Murray calendared a Nov. 15 Thereupon he was appointed 11:..."tfl;w"W. l#i ~c..11 trlal date for Clyde Johnson. a director-at-large by CRA
· ""'· of Placentia, after be pleaded State President Cyril Ste-
innocent to grand thert and
conspiracy charges.
Also n:imed in the Grand
HOAO Ml..OlllAL HOl,.ITAL Jury indictment a Wt'C'k ago pair N ah bed
M•. a. M,. t.:.::C. \ t 11 .. 1rt1, 111 was Richard T H1opelle. :18, tmer11d ..... A"ltwlm, -...,. of 325 E. K n o x St . Costa Mr. a. M" IVCICIV &.1 ..... MCl2 ....... .._..__
Or . Cltll ~ ... llo'I' !Y!Wba. •
Dr. a. M" L'-' ,_... m "'"''idfe Riopelle, H a r b o r Area ,.,,':·,s.;i:._ ~.;..:!:-Mc:Oenw .. ,.. "Re<or of the Year" in Jan.
t.i;, s1 . cot11 Me... •· uary, 1983, faces arraignment ""~~ ~ ~ ~-•
1t 1""" In Superior Court Aug. 30.
Mr, & ,,,,,., ,.,,111, l o-. "'' w.• Tile arralgnment was delay·
After Ro'\'
On Shalimar·
cM ~-........... a..dl. ... _ .. Th ada t Ri pell ' .... ""'· & Mn. ~ •· •-"" ~ cu ur Y a o e s r.,. Two Costa Me sa men were .:!'& ~~-"· Hil ,..., quest. . · arrested Saturday morning,
..: .... ,_ Mut. ""'· The Uldictment asserts the accused of attacking three
w . a. Mn. ~ -· ••• .... pair deCrauded 54 Orange people with a belt and beer l'.nt Or • .....,. ._ f lrl C t id ts f al t . ._. oun Y res en o mos bottles outside a Shalimar
w . , Mr• s.._.... ~tcur-'"' w $50,000 last year in the al· Drive apartment. ,:. t":; .. '";'.:.,.::· "~1m. un Or· leged balr-oU scheme. It wa~ Booked into Orange County
"",.. or. '-"'" ...... "°" alleged the two collected S900 Jail on suspicion of u sault
""· a. Mtt. o.n11 J F~ "" ••oa each from the residents as a with a deadly w"apon w•r•
"1" c.t• -· '"1• bond ...... f ill g th ... _ . .. " " Mr. & Mn. J-,,., i.w1n. n• o.i 11':' ore se o em u11e Kenneth Ray Oardel) 22 of
MA• •w . c ... 1. M.111, ._ ha ir oil to be bottled at home. 933 Linden Place and' Jo:•ph Mr. ' Mtt. ... ....,, f Scl\lnlf!, UI n.... Tb bo d .. , . .>~
11. '"''" !MN. llte¥. e n money was w · Napua Akana. 23, 1846 Pia·
Mr. a. M•s. o.,..,.. T'lllrf, >11 °',. SI .. verted to personal uses. the cent'ia A"e
(0"11 'MM olrl ind' h •
Mr. a. Mn. 11~·• ''°""" "~• 111cro.-i. 1ctment c arges According to Thomas Doi·
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Ar1>o1. '°""'""' v11•v. i.w. on the comic Ocl9t of ..,. at the apartments of Char· Dr. ' Mrt. O.r•~ '· 0oe ... u• ,._.. the o A IL Y PILOl ~1 llotte Ann Madden 783 Shali· -wn. Cott• MA11. 1111. ' 11 • .,_,., "-""' tvtry day.• mar. and Joyce Peuulo, 7fr7
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Finnie people 10 Buebell de~lalon
l4 Lent 1 11111 d
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Li.ncoln·Mercury Division
established an all-time model
year production record wltb
Its 196S models. Paul Lorenz,
Ford Mot~ Co. VP and dlvt·
alon general manager report·
ed. The combi ned &aln was 15
per cent higher than 1964
Mercury was the big &aln· er with production up an Wl·
believable 6.5 per cent.
* * * .
AREA FORD PLANT
SETS TOP RECORD
Ford Motor Company's Loa
Angeles assembly plant set a
new. record during thc. model
year jut ended by assemblini
more cars than al any time
in the St-year hlstory of op-
{
Fred €:. Mehl internal
audit mana,.r for Gen·
eral Telephone, baa beta
named manqv of the
Weltent 1adttmg dlTtstml
Of GT A I Servb Corp.
ln hil new poft he will dl· 1-.d I ataff ol audJtcn ID
tlaDce ltud• ror GT • B tllaphone and manuf.e-turlnJ sublldlarles In the
'"8tem portion of the
U.S and Canada .
BACilE & Co. leels that,
111 recent sessions, tbe mar·
kel bas been outperformin&
the averages. 'Ille f I r m
contends the tradlUonal
summer rally may w e l 1
be underway after f<>rminl
a base and succesatul test .
of the mld·June low.
WILLIAM R. W b I t e of
Hornblower & Weeks-
HemphJll . Noyes says the
market nus a tendency to
respond to favOJ"able influ-
ences rather than react to
''bud news" on a technlcal
basis. The analyst fe e 1 s
there I.I distinct poe.afbWty
of a vtrorous attempt at
"penetntln1 overhead rea:ls·
tance around the mid.July
rally highs.
ALL COAST
VENDING
MACHINE
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For Offic. • Factory
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LBGAL NOTIC& LEGAL NVTICE
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J 0 DAILY PILOT Ntw,·l'rrn Monday, Auqust 1&, l %'>
11 I I • Hit-Hungry Dodgers Face Phils WAl'WABD VI EWS
Mo1id<1v •
M unibli.ngs
l y BUD TUCKElt
LOS ANGl::LES tL'Pl l -
--~Man.! & ~ r Walt Alston's
main concern today was
snappin~ his Los Angeles
Dodge.rs' hitting s I u m p
while lhey still were lead·
lng the National League
race.
"We've been lucky to wln
four out of our last five
games while scoring only
1J runs.'' Alston admilted.
But the Dodgers' r o u r·
game winning streak ramc
to an end yesterday when-
the Pittsburgh Pirates bunt-
ed their way to a 4·2 vtl:-
tory over Don Drysdale.
"Wp'vr J?OI Philadelrh•a
Gurney'
co ming Ln tonight and then come up with one o( h 1 ~
we play the Giants at San clutch performances.
Dodfln-Slate ' Podres, if he could pick
us up with a few key wuu.
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.. ti:':"".'.!.,~~",i,~•nc'-•· u P rn. ~ears has hinnadlnthe lhrepub~·
Francisco. They're b o t h
tough teams but l'm more
concerned about our lack
oC hitting," Alston con tin·
ued.
J o h n n y Podres, 4·5,
starls tonight against the
Phillies' Chris Short, 13-8.
and Alston was hopeful the
veteran lefthander could
Team
tion of w g e 1g
ones.''
Maury Wills, who sat out
the last two games with leg
injuries, was expected to
start to o i g h l and Alston
was hopeful the presence of
the little .shortstop in the
I ineup might provide • hit·
ting spark.
Jn yesterday's jlame, the
Dominates Action
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manager ror the rlrsl timt
Lhis season had a pitcher
hitting higher than ninth in
the order. He had Drysdale
bat seventh. The hurler
didn't get a hit but Allton
said be thought It was good
s t r a t e g y because Drys·
dale's average was more
than 100 points better than
the man he had h I t t i n g
nlnth, infielder John Ken-
nedy.
The Pirates. feared as a
long ball-hlttint clµb, re·
sorted to lbe bunt and sac·
riflce with success against
the Dodgers and manager
Harry Walker frankly ad·
mltted he borrowed the tac-
(
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tics rrom the Dodgers
"We were not able to
beat lhem trying to hit lhe
ball out of the park so l
decided we would try their
way of playing the game,"
WaJker said.
The strategy paid off as
the Pirates squeezed in two
runs on bunts and set up a
third with a bunt. All four
Pirate runs were charged
to Drysdale who gave up
nine hits in recording his
11th defeat against 16 vic·
tori es.
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summer night.
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' Las Marineras 'Salud'
Fiesta Time
Approa~hing
A festive mood will prevail Saturday. Aug. 21 , when Las
Marineras presents its annual Fiesta on the grounds of the Jamaica
Inn.
Re-creating a south-of-the-border setting, Mrs. Joseph Walker
and her committee. Mrs. William Rabbitt and Mrs. L. G. Nelson, are
bustling around collecting pinatas, paper flowers and . flags which
wiU decorate the poolside area.
• Tables, gaily dressed in red checkered cloth.s. will be illumi·
nated by large candles, and diners will be -~erenaded by mariachis.
i' Mexican repast, prepared by members. will be served by Miss
Bambi Means. daughter of Mrs. Howard Means who is food chairman,
and her college fnends, the Misses Ginger Peters, Lani Logan and
Polly Kiewit. who will don rolorful costumes for the event.
'Serving on Mrs Means' committee are.L»e Mmes. Glen Roland,
Otto Christensen and James Herman.
Others assisting Mrs. Will iam Smith, fiesta chairman, are the
Mmes. William Hay, pnzes; June Taylor. script; Robert Gardner,
invitations; William Ftsher, music; Peter Barrett, George Buccola,
William Dana. Milton HaP¥ey, Theodore Olsen and Glenn Roland,
booths.
The group. an aux1l1ary to Family Service Association of Orange
C-Ounty, has earmarked proceeds for the as.sociation 's building fund
as well as providing aid to qualified students of social work.
~ GOODl-The (are offered at Las Marineras
annual Fiesta Saturday. Attg. 21, is guaranteed to be ta.sty. for
each delicious morsel will be homemade. Tempted by a king·
size tostada are Miss Ginger Peters and Miss Bambi Means (from
left) who sample and give their seal of approval. Tostad11, taoos. ·
tamales, guacamole and encblladu will be featured on the Mex.i·
can menu.
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After the Opera
Post Perl ormance Party
Given by Richard N ewells
With strains or "Carmen"
lingering m their ears, op-
era goers in the area will
gather in the Mesa Verde
~me of Mr. and Mrs. Rich·
ard Newell for a party fol·
lowing opening night of La-
guna Festival of the Opera
season. Friday. Aug. 20.
Special guest will be the
opera's "Mercedes." Mrs.
Daniel I Joie I Bucknum. a
Mesa Verde resident.
Guests who have accept ·
ed the Newell's invitation
are the Messrs. and Mme11.
Seth M. Oberg Jr .. J\lex E.
Simpson, Menon Wilson.
Peter Vogel, Thiel Sullivan ,
Curtis Heaton and Robert
Bein.
Also invited a r e the
Mess.rs. and Mmes. Warren
Hubert. Thomas Condon. J.
W. Peyton, Charles Lee,
Milo Brandmeyer. Carlos
Beeck. Joseph S. Pike. Vic·
lor Malz.ahn. Carl R. Stev·
ens. G. Larry Severance.
0 o n a I d M. Sutherland,
G a r t h Bergeson. K. J.
Smallwood, Vincent Gottu-
so. Roger Mann. C. Irwin
Millhouse. David Ti ngler
and Robert P. Barraclough.
Robert Rakel, Gerald F'.
Doan. Ted Nehrenberg, Lo-
ren Heather and John W.
Applegate.
Others are the Mes)rs.
and Mmea. James B. Wood.
WUllam R. ~ason. Thomas
Henderson Jr .. KermJt Do-
riua. J. S. Anfuso. L. K.
Bacon. William T. Camp-
bell, John C. Adams, Gary
Renzleman, Keith Neal. J.
Allan Beek Jr .. RoU y Pul·
ask! and Mrs. Thomas Ech·
temach, Robert Dick and
Joseph G<>ss.
Opera lovers in the Mesa
Verde area have supported
both the festival operas and
operas pre.sented in Los An·
geles and a group of them
attended the University or
California extension course
on opera la.st season In the
home or Mr. and Mrs. Rob·
ert Randall or Costa Mesa.
Courses were under the
direction or Dr. J an Pop-
per. who conducts the opera
workshop at UCLA. Mrs.
Natalie Llmonlck di~led
area activities and played
the piano illustrating opera
themes.
meet In the Fullerton home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sc hneider "for deeper en·
joyment and greater sensi-
tivity.'' according to the
course description.
Arrangements w I I l be
made for participants lo at·
tend operas in Music Cen·
ter. Los Angeles. They in·
elude .. Pelle as et Melis-
ande" oo Tuesday. Nov. 9;
"Andres Chenier." Tues·
day. Nov. 16. ··Lulu." Thurs·
da y. Nov. 18. and "Don Gi·
ovaonl." Tuesday, Nov. 23.
Operas offered by the La·
guna Festival of Opera this
season i n c I u d e, besides
"Carmen," Friday and Sat-
urday. Aug. 20 and 21. " (
Pagl iacc1" on a double bill
with ·"The DevU and Daniel
We b s t er" the following
weekend of Aug. 'rt and 26,
and "Die Fledermaus" F'rl·
day and Saturday, Sept. 3
and 4. •
All opera performances
begin at 8 p. m. and are
presented io Laguna's Ir-
vine Bowl, home of the
Pageant of the Masters.
"MllCEDIS" EXl'UINS HER ROLE-Meeting in the Newell
home to discuas opening nlghl at the opera "Carmen ·· Friday.
Aug. 20, are (from left) the Mmes. Alexander Simpson . Richarct
Newell, Daniel (Joie) Buck.num, the opera's "Mercedes,'' and
Seth M. Ober!( Jr. The Mesa Verde neighbors often meet to talk
over favorite musical classics and a con tingent from Mesa Verde
has reserved tickets for the fint night performance of the color·
Cul opera.
Others on the invitation
llst are the Ors. and Mmes.
Aldis A Johnson. John 0 .
Granzella, Ro&er Mann.
Starting in October Uri
F.xtenslon wiU sponsor an·
other series or five dlscu11-
sion and lecture meeting~
under the direction or Mrl'
Umonlck. The iroup will
r eatured in "Carmen.''
besides Metropolitan Opera
stars Joann GrUJo and Jon
Crain. are Carol Todd. Ned
Romero. Mrs. Bucknum and
the Lola Moot.cs dancers.
Parents Warn D.igger O'Dell 'Stop Hearsing Around'
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Ours is an unusual pro-
blem. We hope you can help us. We will change the.
names, but 1 don't think we will fool anyone in our
&own.
Our daughter ls going with a nice young man.
Ht workJ for a relative who Is a funeral director.
When Delbert comes to call on our daughter he
tometlmea drives over In the hearse.
My husband and I do not like the looks of the
beane in froat of the hou1e. lt creates a lot of talk
amone the neilbbors and sometimes strangers who
~ puaiDI by ju.at stand around and look. My hus-
r.nd and I would be ao much happier if Delbert
· 1"K1ld walk over to our place or take a bus.
We mentioned the problem to our daughter but
abe la afraid Delbert will be off end~ ll we talk to
blm. Sbt aa.y1 tbe heane 11 part of his job and he Js
not uhamed of lt.
Whal la your opinion? -MR. AND MRS.
DIAll M AND Ma llnct Delbert cttntlden
the helrte p.rt of hit lolt and ht 11 no+ ...,.metl
ef It, fine. Ttll him .. p1rk It In f..-nt ef HIS
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ANN LANDERS ~
hoUM. y OU foUu C9r\!lnly have the ritht to Hk
tht youne men t. "" ....,. conventiONI tnn•·
portatlen and I hept yw wlll.
Dr.AR ANN LANDERS: rm a 18-year-old boy
who bu a blc problem. P1eue don't tell me to speak
to my cltr1Jml,D. Ht la ID1 father -aad pert of the
problem. -
I enjoy tun like an .-tee....,ers. M7 lfldes
are &ood and I bHe MfV been tn trouble. wt
week there waa a street dance. Wt live la a medium·
site town In Taut aDd street dances art the fad
rt1ht now. l "rit downtown and 1ot in on lbe fun.
There ,wu no rowdlnea or liquor or 1nythln1 lib
that, Ju.at a lot of kidJ hnln1 a Sood time.
I I
This morning a committee of three ministers
came to our house. They asked my dad i! he knew l
was at the street dance last night. Dad said "yes."
Then they asked him to join their committee lo stop
the dances. He refused .
I would rather die than embarrass my dad. Will
you please advise me if I should quit going to these
dances ror his sake He works hard al being a good
minister and I don't want to hurt hlm in any way.
Please send your advice fast. -P.K.
DEAl P.K.: You eound like a fine lad to
me. I'm ture your dad mutt bt very provd of
'9'1. .
A"'*'sth you aay you can't talk .. yeur-
ded Meut this, I believe ht 11 tht very ent yw
SHOULD talk to. Alk him what ht w1nts yeu t.
tlo. If he MYt tht dancee meet with hh apprev
•I, then contlnve to go -and don't -.rry at.wt
what~ra Ny. ..
DEAR ANN LANDERS Maybe I'm old-fash·
1oned(tnd maybe I am just er~ bul I have aome
1
strong feelings about morality. Will you please setUe
something for me.
My son is 28 years of age and has a fin e job.
He has dated some very lovely girls from outstand·
Ing families but somehow fine girls don't appeal to
him. He likes the nobodies. Heaven ltnows where he
finds them.
A few weeks igo he met a o/OUng woman who
was rect?ntly divorced. How soon alter a woman i~
divorced is it proper to be seen in public with her7
(P.S.: S,he has a child.) -CONCERNED MOTHER
WHO WANTS TO KEEP THINGS RF.SPECT ABLE
DEAR CONCIRHID MOTHER: If tht wo-
m.n l• no tonftr IMf'ried, twe minut.s lfter the
dl¥Wee Is .. ,,.,_.: And the feet that the hu a
chlltl has nothl"f .._. .. ..., t. do with It.
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~-USC 'Graduates Exchange Vows, Rings ~~; ci::~~~~
1 picture I
Mias Sandra Lee Hubbell was escorted
by her father down a candle lighted, floral
lined aisle Saturday afternoon In St. An-
' feta empire style dresaea and bone ha.tr plc-
ture frame hata.
_.,_ __ -ur&w!e-Preebytierian Chttft'h,,-Newnml'H~m:-----
to exchange wedding pledges with Richard
Wllso~arling. The Rev. Dr. Charles Dieren·
field performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Adrian O. Hubbell, of 15881 Golden West,
Huntington Beach. and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. MerrUI R. Darling ol
Thousand Oaks.
SILK, TAFFETA
The bride was gowned in a silk organza
over taffeta sheath with portrait neckline and
natural waistline enhanced with a bow at the
back. The entire bodice and skirt were over·
laid with alencon lace embroidered with
crystals and pearls. Folds of peau de soie
formed her chapel length train. and a beaded
Camelot crown with matching alencon lace
and beading held her three-tiered French
illusion nil in place. She carried a bouquet of
white roses and stephanotis.
The bride's sister. Mrs. James Co ulter,
WU matron of honor. Bridesmaids were the
Mi!se! Susan, Sidney and Stephanie Hubbell,
sisters of the bride: Beth Heckel: Mrs Ronald
Akin, and Mrs. Faith Banks.
While carrying cascade bouquets or yel·
low and white pompon daisies, attendants
wore full length yellow silk organza over ta!·
Dr. Elliot Gorin wu the bridesroom•a
t man. Ushers were Ronald Akin, Bradley
ith, Dr. Wayne Graham, Jeremy Jl'enia,
Tom Baker and Robert Darling, the bride·
groom's brother.
In addition to aisle decorations, white
chrysanthemums and gladioli adorned the
church altar and candelabra.
GardeDJ at the home of the bride's pll'-
ents provided the setting for the reception. A
white canopy covered the refreshment table
and reception line, and white tables with yel,..
low and white umbrellas were distributed
about the garden.
Following their wedding trip to Canntl.
San Francisco and the Redwood.It-the newly·
we~s will reside in Loa Angeles.
CLUa AFFILIATIONS
The bride wu graduated from the Uni-
versity of Souµiern California where ahe stud-
ied dental hygiene. She was president of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and a member
of Spurs, Amazons. Trojan Junior Auxiliary
and Alpha Kappa Gamma.
Her husband attended San Fernando
Valley State College and wu graduated from
USC. He is currently. working towa.rdJ his
master's degree.
,
Burroughs Rejoice!
MRS. RICHARD WILSON DARLING
Form.r ,Mias Sandr• LM Hubbell
Proud ~raridpcirents
Thal big broad grin you
see walking around town
belongs to Walter Bur-
roughs. ctWrman of the
board of the Orange Coast
PubUshlng Co.. and one of
the Harbor Area's newest
grandfathers.
He and Mrs. Burroughs
WATCH FOR FESTIVAL OF BARGAINS
:nu WI SEE OUR FACES -Practicmg washing cars to a mtrrwed shiny fin-
ish are J ob's Daughters No. l 57 members (Crom left) the Misses Vickie Brad·
lield, Barbara Cook and IUthy Bonnigson. The real washday is set for S<JO
a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 20, at 785 W. Victoria Blvd., Costa Mesa
NB Girls Stage Car Wash
Dirty cars, campers and
st.a tion wagons will be made
spotless again Friday, Aug.
20, when industrious mem·
hers of Job's Daughters.
Bethel No. 157, Newport
Beach, set their car clean-
er. chamoi& and vacuums
to work.
At 785 W. Victoria Blvd ,
Costa Mesa. from 8:30 a.m
to 8.30 pm .. drivers will be
gr~ted by a team of com·
petent girls wbo will wash,
clean and shme the exter-
ior and vacuum the interior
of the1r cars in no time at
all.
The bethel boasts an ac-
tJ ve, fun-filled summer. So
far t he y ' v e attended a
Fourth of July picnic at
Newport Dunes with their
Summer
families , friends and DeMo-
lay members. A more re-
cent evening wu rpent in
the Golden Bear , Huntington
Beach. where more than 100
~ls listened to GleQ Yar-
brough sing hit tunes.
A "Secret Fun Trip" is
set for Tuesday, Aug. 17.
Only the honored queen,
Kathy Bonnigsoo. k n o w s
their destination. Late in the
day the girls wtll visit at
Shrlners Children's Hospit-
al. where one of their mem·
hers. Connie Osbourn. i! a
patient.
Bethel is planning a table
setting display to enter in
competition with other Or-
ange County bethels Mon-
day. Aug. 30. at their an·
nual picnic 10 Santa Ana.
On Thursday. Sept. 2, the
girla will journey to Melody.
land to view Pat Boone in
"Westside Story." Tb e y
have al.so scheduled a rum-
mage sale for the early pa.rt
of Sepumber.
'C inderella'
"Cinderella" will be pre·
~ented by Children's The·
ter Guild at 10 :30 a.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 18, In the
Balboa Library. Mrs. Mar·
tin C. Sheely, dty librarian,
and Mrs. Lee Spratler,
children 's librariAn, are
urging au children to see
the production.
This month we're offering a
ln& ~ wonderful special of
one of our finest permanent.
... You'll save more than half
ioBs" SJ0 95
Styled Shampoo and tt ......... 3.50
-IN COITA MHA -
HAalOR SHOPPING CINTIR
KIM757
-IN HUNTINGTON IEACM -
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What's Doing
MARY DAY, 642-4321
Come
Join The
Fun
what's new lh Newport Beach
this summer?
8. D. Howes and Son
COMJNG
We've now opened our new store at 3416 Via lido! This new location makes
readily available to you a most complete selection of fine jewelry, time-
pieces, silver, china and crystal in Orange County. You'll receive, too, the
same famous personal service that has been such a long-standing
Hawes tradition. Visit us soon and find out for yourself what ,
fine jewllry flrm ts lfke. Remember, too, whetewr~ purchase
from Howes need not be expensive to be priceless.
RllHOWESandSON .
FINE JEWELERS FOK THREe OEN!llATIONS .,
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Harbor area fllm fans CIJ'
always depend upon the beat
~ entertainment at the comfort-.
• able Lido and Mesa theatres. l tn fact, "when better mo~• r*! Are made. the Lido and the
Mesa will show Ulem for you.••
A new week open.a W~
lday evening at the two local
theatres t b a t have beell
I around for a toog. long time. .
The Mesa is pl•sed to c~ •:
l up with a pair of movies thlt ·
provide adventure, excltb-1 ment and plenty of hum':J •
";trmth. · _
Shenandoah ts a sensitive
j atory of the terrible futillf)' ·
that war poses upoo a man,
and hla family, ''can a man
remain 'neutral' in wartime?'•
In Shenandoab, James Stew •.
art plays the part of a wealt.hJ
Virginia farmer who wanll no
part of the war-between-lbe
states. He is determined to
keep his close-knit family, ln·
1cludln& six sons, out ol the
confllct.
)OMNWATNI
U you want to remember
Jean Harlow. U yOG would
like to find out who J.u 8ar-
1ow wu, make 1 date to al·
tend t h e Udo theatre thls
Wednesday even1n1 for tJI e '
Newport B e a c h premJtf. of
.. ar1ow. t.;arroU Biker port·
rays the role ot the IJlmor--
oua movie queea ol 1 few
dec9de1 .co. Hann aboft In
TechnJcolor and PuavtaJon.
ltarting Wednelday nlll\t at
the Lido. •
MESA MATINEE 1D0'1ie
fana Yt'UI be treaa.cl to 1 Nb'•
thrill th.Ip w~ afttr.
n0oo whlO u..6.wru bt lDvlt•d
to Me botb ...... aDd
la Ilana'• WI). The prGO'lrtl
will btpr at •· o'd4Cl with the Uaual ~ l"tftwbmeta.
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AfRAID CF ... Ml/ TfAM HAS ~T
UP AA IMMIMfTV TO LOSIN6 !
ly Gus Arriola
JOIN ANDY -Joey Bishop and Nanette Fabray
guest in a session o{ singing, dancing and comedy
sketches a b o u t a vacation trip and a vocalizing
gangster, on Chan nel 4's encore colorcast of the
"Andy Williams Show," tonight at 9.
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TV Can't ·Surpass
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Monday, August 16, 1965
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Ing as opposed to walking. So is Los Angeles , where most
when many cars are kept at of the filmed television that
home -as duri.ng the w~k-influences so many m..lncb ev-
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drive from the film sludios ahead. D ,.._
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should reOect much of t h e e.....,. ...., ....., ~t~GlNATION . character of. the place they et _,_,.
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the unpleasant a spects o! 11111 1111 to, teert 111 111 I O tnt To this viewer. for Instance, Ul thrust on them every 1-l 1:15 ...... ..,. .. .., ...,. 'tt
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weapons against ma1or race dium. because or its vast in· *
troubles because, unlike New nuence. are every bit as im·
York and other Ughtly·k n i t portant as its entertainment
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cities. polnu of confrontation value. and not only in the ob-
were reduced. The viewer vlous device of documentaries.
LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE
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Cit els • ID
Throu h Long Night, Shooting Continued
PINNEO DOWN -Policeman in Watts aims hi5
gun at buildinf where sniper took pot.shots at pass·
ing vehicles early Sunday. Squad of police. across
(U .. IT ........ I the street move in closer, as barrage of fire sought
to flush out sniper.
Weary Guard Rests ••••••
AT REST -Tired Nation al Guard troops sleep on
the sidewalU oC the Watts district after uneasy calm
IU" T ......... ) !iettled early Sunday. Windows reflects still-flicker·
mg flames that consumed building across the &treet.
. . . While Buddies
• AT W0U -Guardlmen line I bltrtcade in Long
Beac.b 8undaJ night afte\-they weft IWDIDoned by
GoY. F.dmuncf G. Bron to atop further YioJence fol·
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""'' ~ lowing tillJng of policeman and wounding of anotber as new rfoUnf broke out .
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TAKING REFUGE -" Natiqna) Guardsmen seek pro:
tection from their jeeps alter rioters left streets
and took to rooftops with weapons, keeping up a
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Destruetion
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guardsmen put machine guna into action.
Is Norlllal
Wide Section of City Looted, Littered
CITY ABLAZE -Buildings burning out of control
frame a Calif ornJa National Guardsmm on watch tn
Watt& area Sunday mornina with machine eun.
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Gold lANlst Baee
Audacious Leads Fleet
Series Due
In f..al-20's
AUCTIOll
Bald . w '• 7S-Dale11l lo hlJ •f ~ sloo un ; (.2) Beech_ AUCDOtL
oo 1 oop, Audacloua, re en . e re : Tehanl; (3) Impetuoua. HOUSE
ed bome from the Honolulu ' race lut week just In time OVER-ALL -(1) Audacl-CLASS D -Al Vlento Bill R.ta.U e daya • w.ell
to be groomed for a clean oua, Baldwin Baldwin NHYC ; Dalessi, LBYC; (2) a:..vo, BUy For Cub -or S.U
sweep Saturday in Newport (2) Holiday Too, Robert M. Bill Haskell LIYC · (3) Nam• on eonatrnment
Harbor Yacht Club'• 38-mlle Allan Jr., NHYC; (3) Wind· less, Dick Llndae;, CBYC. Aactlo1 Wed. Nllel 7 ,. ..
Gold Cout Race from New· spun, Robert Boulfer, LAYC; ~ ~ to Long Beach and re-<•> Tehan!, Connie Doran, MORF -(1) Vivacloua; aez Ocean A.e., IL.a.
H~l on her transom ln the LA YC; (5) Impetuous. Char· (2) Veloz, Ken Rou, BYC; l"---A-uT-0-,-.. -v-ic __ _,,
Gold Coast affair was Jim les Glasgow, (BYC>. (3 ) Taco fl, Lloyd Joh.oaoA,1,.---~----....i....--"'1
Kilroy'a 73-foot aloop Klaloa . BYC. NELSON
II which al'° returned from CLASS A -<11 Audacious;---------AUTO SERVICE
the grueling Honolulu race (2) Legend: P. A. Cu~l.
last week. VYC;(3) Kialoa II, Jlm Kil· kln' 1 ~L. AutomaUc Ttanlmlalon
Audacious beat Kialoa II roy, NHYC. • ... 'l\A/if-'I'w»-Up-Froot End
"'· by 20 mlnutea and 22 aec (2 Pr lud Tow Sttvtoe 1111 _,....., ._....... rw -et..,.,__...,..-. 111 -...,.. rw
acrou the tlniJ.h line Satur· CLASS B _ Holiday Too; l Braka.-Mot.or Repair
--.y • ) e e, Jlm Linderman, She'• .--,.... _. ..,. ....._ ... •le¥ ,.... """· Cl9ell .... --. ., "" • The national champion in onda to take over-all and BYC· (3) Eacapade Fred llCftf 53f.m1 edelr • .,.,...,."'....., _, ....._ ,,... • ....., , ... •11111 • .... " .. .-. •
Cl Aho . th Gld ' ' ... 1 .._. ... IWNC,.,_.,..,..._ .. ,b •-'111•.....,"-.. Cal·20s will be determlned in ass nora lD e o Smalea, BYC. Je3 Srd H.B. .....,. ...... •• ..,. l'ktww i. •• ... ,,,,.. ..... k._ ..,, • ,.,....,., ..., Co~~~.ru~ln~c~'~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~IL-~~~~=-~~~~~-~""~~u~-~-~
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REMODELING
REPADUNG
Ml M922, 147.7024
111%2 Beaclt Btri., 11.B.
T71 W. 1 .. , Colla Meu
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FOR
ADVERTISING
On This Peg•
pltonefO.Gll
Nk for Ely M•reUll&
' five-race aeries on Satur-rent Abmamon Serles. I.~ AUTO aw,u :.,::. ~ c::',.:..-:.., °::: ~ ~ •• • iM•• ''~ ........ •----.llAL--,-"-.,.---""'
1t ay and Sunday. Klaloa managed to aave R u p T u R E D Three raeea will be aaile<t enough time -to place third to
Saturday, starting at 11:30 Class A behind Phil Cusel'
Lm., and two on Sunday, Legend of Voyagen Yacht
•tarting at noon. All will be Club, but dropped to 19th In
BEACH
AUTO SUPPLY SARRAIERE'S
HUNTINGTON
CLEANERS
AUTO INSUllANCI
Pay-ly-11te-Montfl
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Nlled on ttie Alamitos B • y the over-all fleet. of PAD·O·llAL3. It tak11 your rupture werrtu and rvp.
Yacht Club's offshore course. The popular midsummer tllf'9 mlMra. away.
The field iJ limited to 32 en-feature drew 41 boall, plua an • NO •EL T to bind • NO IT,.All'I to chafe trt d th ill ddiU n a.. b Mid • NO aUCKLEI to gouge • NO IURGERY es, an ey ... come a onal 1-.u t e get • NO INJECTIONI • WATE .. P .. OOf' • f.UITP .. OOf'
from fleets from San Diego to Ocean Racing Fleet which • IWIM In tt. •ATH& In It • wo .. N and APP .. OVKD Vancoaver, B. C. Def• n d-sailed a abort coune around by DOCTO"'
lnl cbamPon ls Mickey Be-the offahore drilling illanda. If you hon..tJy wat1t holp, y.u ow. It to youreolf to Inv ...
land, '*Tonic," of ABYC. Second over-all and Class ti gate ll'AD·O-IEAL8 now; no matter how long you havo
A dimer will be held Satur-8' winner was Robert M. Al· ha_, )'9ur l'ffuclblo rupturo or how l1rg. It hat beoome-uy night at ABYC for crewa, Ian'• .O.foot 1l0 0 p Holiday Thouaand1 of WUNl'9 are glad they did. You,,.. proteoto ..
fUestl and club membera. Too from NHYC, and third undor any norm•I oondltlon. "•m•mMr ITRANGULA·
Abo acbeduled Saturday place went to the Class c TION oan -.cur at any tlmo with an Improperly hold llor-.. 4"""t la the annual meeting of winner, Bob Bo"'"er'• 40-foot nla. No oaLIQATION to buy. HOURI: Mon. tftru ,,.L
....,.. '6&6 10 am 'tll 4 pm. Free perking In t"Nr.
the national auoclation, with aloop from Loa Anfelea Yacht 111 L 11th, SANTA ANA -Pt'!. 54S..004f
a principal Item the election Club. MANN SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO.
of new national otficera. Winner in Clua D wu BW .:.:=================='!
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847-9658
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A & M ALUMINUM
AWNING CO.
st1rtia1 ud 8enaed
Room
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aAIClaY
Linderoth's
BAKERY
Decont.ed Cabe for
All Occutom
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COIFFEURS
At The SHEL\TON
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HUNTIN&TON
LANES
RESERVE NOW
FOR F AU. LEAGUP.8
Call Ray Randel
LE 6 8866
TUI 39.95
INCLOSURU
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LaVln•'• Salon
Vtftane Woodard Comnttlct •
l'Ne Plef 111l11ul
llUHpAuJ1m -~tment ,._A64111
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Dr. Paul J. Hlmillon
CREDIT D!NTls:f'
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UCTOll
BIG ELECTRIC
PROBLEM?
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... Call •••
ALBERT L. LATIMER
Electrical Coatnctor
5364422
Term1 Avallabl•
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Entertainment
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• Cocktail Loun1•
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company
17931 beadt blvd.'
hunUn,ton beach,
california :::;
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FERTILIZER CO.
Planter 8oll-Humu1
Golf Green Mix-compost
Dellm"J Service
U7..zta
11111 Goldeaweat St., H.B.
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Learn about the
fortunair series
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New Pbooe IC..mJ
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FRANK CURRAN
LUMBER CO.
29 Yun-Sam. Locatloa
Qu&llty Bids. Matert&la
S3t45!'7
Open Saturday
LAKE u ACACIA H.B .
CLYDE'S SAUNA BATH
ind MASSAGE
Featurin1
l'ita1ara Cyde Maua1•
EqaJpment
Exercl.M Rooma
Mena DIY. .......
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HUI Beacb BITIL, Watma.
Jack Robertson
MEN I BOYS' SHOP
TIMELY SUITS
Ex-pert Fittlni
Shoet-Shtru-Slacb
m.ull
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
VAN I STORA&E
Ot.)t-Si.w.-Lona Dlatanee
MOVING-STORA GI:
Ca.11 ror rr... Elt.linat. •
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7171 UBE.Rn 8.B.
PIANOS I OR6ANS
RENTALS
Appl)-Toward Putdi ...
KNABE. CONN, etc.
..... m
GOulo MUSIC co.
t•t N..,_n 'llM., C.M.
Bruea •
EJectrmic AMUI N
Tune Up
Pick-up and Dellva"Y
&ach at SJata to.ma
CARL CLUCK
Electronlo
Tun.up
Bruea
NIGHT LUBlUCA"nON
m.!S4S
1~ Beacb Blvt.
UDO TRAISRR CO.
HUOOLESON'S
UPHOlSTERY
Rtcoverint-~ ,.,.. Eatlmat•
Cuaranteect W«'
Pick Op and ~Ml'T . .....
ma ORANGE a.a.
FOR
ADVERTISING
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THE BIGGEST SIN&U MA..RICETPLACE ON TBE ORANGE COAST • PBONE DIRECT 842-5878
HOUSES fOlt~,_L_E ~H_o_u_s_E_S_F_O_R_S_A_L_E~ HOUSES fOR SALi HOUSES fOI. SALE HOUSIS FOlt SALi HOUSES FOR SALE
Why Save Rent Receipts!
Sl 19 per month covers everything. Large
fenced yard with 12 fruit bearing trees.
Freshly painted in &: out. New water heater.
Good gas range. Three large bedrooms. col·
ored fixtures in bath. Boat gate to yard. No
qualifying & low down payment. $16,950. Ex·
elusive listing.
Vacant R-2
s,.4 Acre one block from new University Drive
and less than 1 mile from the new Irvine
lnduatrW Complex. next to County Airport.
Level 100x300 in h<>ttest rental area in town.
~ sharp planning, might take up to 20
~ta. $39.950.
Newport Heights
Beautifully conditioned view home in New·
port Heights. Formal dining room. large
coiy den. 2 fireplaces. Manicured landscap-
ing with mature trees. 2 spacious bedrooms.
Perfect for the discriminating home buyer.
. $35,950.
OPEN . EVENINGS
COMPANY
642-2020
1920 HAltlOR ILVD., <;OST.A MESA
R-2 LOTS
PLUS
Sturdy Lath
& Plaster
l'ieal Z Bdnn • 1 Bath home
Room to 8UIJd SZ.950
Attractive lhl"t'e ~oom
with lafie liVUlg room. con·
venlently arranged kitchen
with prbage disposal and
p&rql.le\ fiooring. Large COV·
ered patio overlooks bat•k
ya.rd enclosed by six foot
stucco fence. This well land·
acaped prn~rty may be pur·
chased w;th F.H.A. finan-
cing. FULL PRICE only
OI'
SHARP z bdnn • TWO BA n1
~11'. Huge Beamed ceiling
l..J\·ing Rm • FamJty Rm and
open elec. Built • In ldtchefl.
Garage lt.reMed for UNIT.
LOW DOWN. S39,950-
tij SEMPLE
• REAL ESTAT•
fl 7,50().
East Coast Highway
Corona dtl Mar
675-2101
~ecluded leluty
-:·,, ;:roua Btt9on lancls:aped
"'l<ldY yard. 4 Sr. din nn.
"lruJdast nn. Nl!'IW cpts.
One owner ExcepflOOlll buy
Bl S4J.300.
Evenmp Call ~17
LARGE FAMILY~
ll.700 down and FHA tenns
SJ65 pays all fOf' this imma·
<'\1111~ tAm1l,y & 4 hedmom
home loc·111e<1 on 11 bPaut1-
tully l11ndscaperl la~r L'Or·
ner IOC 18 Meaa Verde onlv
a hloci! 11wa1 from thr gait
rou~. See for surf 1
:;10'! Lafayttle, Npt. Sch
675-1500
1m Westdil! Dr . Npl Bch
~2·3600
Dana Point Fourpln
Fully rented. Ovrrloolong
pm~ Marin&. $5.<X'O dn.
s.>11 or tnuir.
~ :>lannl', Balbna Isle
6i5-:Uf,O
Illness
f o!"l'l.'!i Mle ol lmmal'lllalr 3
· ~. 'l bath. family
1"0t•m home. Near bu.Nell an<l
Cathohc Church. f .JI A or
\'A lrrms. $22.000
MATCHAM ~
155 Rochester C.M.
...... 137
KI 5-9491. (}pt>n Eves.
COSTA MESA
OFFICE
Kl S.9491
Sl7,750 -4 BR
••••••••• 10% DOWN
WILL TRADE
E11~1s1rlr. VAcRnt . <I h<lrm 2 I Mlh. nrw carprt~ & <lrap<'~
C'omplrtPly r ,. <I I:' c oratrd
1 Ownrr will Mlrry 2nd TD.
--~~~~~~~ 1:l0 C'ottai:r Pia~. C.M.
I
OPEN DAILY * Irvin• Terrace * W. E. LACHENMYER
BEST BUY in NEW TER·
RACE • 2m> sq. h. tilann·
in~ home .on 95 ri .. attrac-
u1·ely landliC&pcd lot, lge. 3
bdnn. 2 beth. 19 x 3..\ liv.
IT!Om. din. l l't'a, blt·lns. A
pleasun' to SHOW • CALL
4."'Y TIME -~2.500.
"C" Thomas Rultor
Rllrs 1860 Npt. Blvd. C.M.
646·39'l8 E've 546-8169 ••••••••• Charm-Emtslcle
Lo•l'ly well-kept 3 BR plua
ll'J'RI' J'Rm, Rm· and lAnlJ,
Bncl< fireplace, ca.-peta,
d rl.pt"8 II nd boJ It ·inl. Room
ror boat or trailer" l'l~IJ
lllnd8alped. ao. to lhop-
Gener1I 1000 O.nere
SEE
THE HOUSE OF THE WEEK!
ARD
WINNERS
A new 2-atory home
In "GLEN MAR" $495 Down only minute• from th•
beach, achoola & shop-.Brand New ping. ~rchaae pric. In· eludes:
5. BEDROOMS Your choice of rtch car· petlng, tront !own Land.
"Glen Mar"
MACCO
acaplnr. sprinklers. pri·
vacy, tenced rear Yard.
d1shwuber.
Move In now! The BEST
2-STORY VALUE In Or-
1.EADERSHIJ> HOMES ange County. Fuml!hed model at Brookhurst Iii
Adams.
" (714) 962-1238 ~BRING THIS AD & REGISTER
• • • FOR FREE DRAWING • . •
S93 PER MONni IE EARLY,
AMERICAN
FOR this large family home
with 1pacious room sizes,
hugt lot. and near proposed
new Mann11.'NO DOWN Gl ,
or S&.50 down to others.
646·ml O,X.n Eves.
Are you maybe late for lhia
shake roof beauty. Formal
&late entry leads to 4 II.lilt
bf', 2 ba. & a bit-in lotchtn
to pltase any Priscilla. The
larglt living rm. w1th trplc.
provides plenty ot room for
those lritndly Pow·wow1.
$26,950. Call 646-0261 or evt1 •
545-1847. •
"SMILING S.ERVlCE"
. . • •
1873 Harbor Blvd CM.
BACK BAY CUSTOM
NE'l£PORT ~EACH
OFFIC E
646--7711
Lido Sands
IA YCREST -U-SHAPE PLAN
Custom built around a pool size. landscaped
patio with sliding glass from every room, 4
bdrms. 2'h baths. really big family rm w '
extra eating area. Mariners school dist.
UNMISTAKABLY IVAN WELLS from the
slate entry to the 9x22 hobby room. 3 bdrms.
fam rm, formal dining rm Owner mov·
ing ready to deal.
ROY J . WARD CO.
1649 WMtcllff Or. Newport Beach 646.0221
THE~EAL
E S TATERS
THOUGHT
FOR TODAY
A live wire ""'Pl i,:rts
stcppro on.
THE~EAL
E S TATERS
2 H~uses + Vacant ]
ZONED C·I
Idet&J location for business.
50xl85' lot lloUS<'& no"'
rt'nled. Full pn•·f' nf S~'9.:ioo
Call now. 'Op(>n Ill <t •
546-lltJ ~7171
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
COLD WAR VETERA.~S
ATTENTION••
FOR the penod after Jan.
·11. 1955 all 1t•rvic:t person·
nel v.'ho have bad active
du1y of any kind for 90 days
and "'ho have not used their
thg1b1hty prev1oualy I!'('
rllg1blr tor a V<'lerlns FHA
inaurt'd loan at an a11rac·
11ve interest rate. Wha1 this
means to you 11 lha1 you
can buy an 1mprovtd hom~
for $20,000 and only pay
• S500 down paymrnl pl1111
eosta. F'br more information
call Kl 5-9-1!1! Oprn Evt>1.
COSTA MESA
OFFICE
KI S.9-191
4 BEDROOMS. 7 baths, din·
ing room, large tJ'tt shader
lo!, very qu1Pt strttt. 1.700
sq. h . of exclll$1w , pres-
IJgt> livtn~ Walk lo WHt·
cliff Plaza. Harbor H1i::h
19Chool dltlrnM i:uoo do .... n
646-nu ()pf>n Eve!.
THREE bedroom, two bath,
carpels, dnipes, comple~
built Ill lotchen LARGE
FRONT PATIO and fenced
yard h~piaet and many
more extras. Just STE.PS
to OCEA~. RECREATION Westcliff Wonder
ARF:A. POOL. and ahop· What a ~· An.1 rnr only
pang. Excellror financing on I 139.300 full 1mrr• A~ 'nv
the propert:r 00"' and ONLY arproa1 h lhr homl' nu
SN.900 . "'Ill OOl•N> lh:il II I• l.;M·
Halecrest
Bargain Buy
TlfRF:Jo: bPdroom 1uld diJung
mom I\ hath homf' Built·
In l!H~ k1ll'hen tile 1nnk
ro11nre1 " "' C3f'P"l, fnr.
t•ed ;ur hret, aod stone
flrPpl111·p La~,.. ~nclogf'd
:t0"<30' patio with bu1lt-1n
har Double ~arsge dimnn·
c!rl'I lawn. ~prinklel'I tronr
and rPar. Lighted water faU
-all for only SZt.500 FHA·
VA. NPa r shopping and
public transportation.
NEWPORT BEACH
OFFICE
~-aped 10 J)('lft'1·11nn ~;niry
Hall ~ 11!1"1. 'ip;u-11111~ :w·
eluded llvmui.; r11t>nt ..;,.,'.
1rP pr11 rh. Delu~htrul k11t'h
en. Pla.~1Pr "~11, Sh1n;.:h•
root PLUS h1df>-aw11y rlrn
nr offiN! Se<> 1h1s one to-
day• Call "°"'' OJX•n 'tll 9.
646-7711 Evf'nings Call ~~1079 S'6·7171 ~·'.!:113 ---
EXCELLENT BUY
4 bdrm. homr on R-2 lot
Close In locatton Owner
mov1n" OUI nf <tAIP Maki'
o{f Pr · pnN' STl.500
Bay & Beach
Realty Inc.
1696 Nt>wpon Blvd., C M
548· 1161 EVl'S· 642-225.J
BACK BAY CUSTOM
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, DIN·
ING ROOM & a beauutul.
large tree shaded yard, lo-
cated close to all schools &
WestclLff Pl11UJ. An execu·
11ve homr 1n an exl'.'<'1Jl1vr
Rrf'a lor only )33.JOO
1;46-7711 ~n F.\.PS
TRIPLEX
IDEAL locauon, only 3 years
old. excellently maint1:1t.nt'd
Tilci.e spacious. 2 bedroom
units ltiive 11v. a) s had a
very low vacaocy t::icror.
All havt h1g Llv1ni; rooms.
d1mng areas. bu1lt·rn k1tch·
tns. carpets. drapes, h1~
('l~I<. C'Ollf'rrd patux Prt·
,·ale ftnced yard.'!, proff"S·
51nnally land"'C'apt'd irrourn'~
Y.llh sp11nklPr< Only sx·,.~7J(I
and t''CCt>llrnr trnns. llln"~~
torcts nwner to M"ll. Call
"I 5-9491 Open Eve&.
COSTA MESA
OFFICE
Kl S.9491
BE A HERO,
NERO
NEWPORT BEACH
OFFICE
64&-7711
j rr your 1A11fe la burninit !nr
a new homl!. qui1 fiddling!
Buy IM!r Lh111 lovely custom
LARGE DEN
ront~mporary home. Ii
1..3.n?e rooms 11rchitectural·
ly arran~d for comfort &
convenience. You will fet>l
proud as a lion when you
po88f'Sll this fine property
·~ly $26,595. Call EaM~uM fmr"1 I o c a t 1 0 n ~--0'.261 or tves. 642·2.148
Chamung 3 broroom home ..
1111th paneled 12 x '!1 DEN. SMIUNC SERVICE"
plus Bu1l1 in range & Ovrn. ,1 r.
carprt.s & drapes. and only 1
st>Vt'n yrar5 youniz A rom-~9'!tilll.il~!Jlll!W
plete pri1111te yard t>nC'IO.'l('d
by a mlwood fonc•c A home
10 b(' pmuc! 10 own. SJ.:t'"l() 1873 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
c!wn. to F.H.A. or no down lEZiiii J(<
G 1. Call l1ow. MESA DEL MAR
FARR•W
293 E. 17th 646·4494
Costa Mesa ~n Evca.
Are Your Rental
Slips Showi1HJ?
Would you rathtt aee your
equity 11row tn a home ul
your own! For ~nmple
$600 dn. to an FHA loan 01
$18,600 + cloe1na COila will
buy t.hb 3 br. den. Jt., ba.
home. PLUS COOL POOL.
Call 646--0261 or eves. _
SfS.1847.
"SMlLINC SERVtet;''
LARGE :l BR 1% belha, new
c a r p ,. ting. professionally
l11ndMaped + 1n ac!<led
ramlly room .. Huie corm••
lot • 963 Coronado. 0 p ' n
houl!I' Sat A Sun 1.s. * EASTSIDE * Immaculate 4 BR hdwooc1,
1 ~ b11, blt·lna. fri>lc, l.arge
cement petio, fnced y.:I;
double c~· !:xceptlnna I Rood la.yout with separate
dining J'OOTTI· Call for rur-
t.her details • priced 1(
$23,950.
491 E. 17ih St. 642-3790
~Jf f Jf/.11111 l r;.
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
Pride & PresrieJe
come "1th owmna "' d1s11nc·
ll\'f' holll<' 111 "'f'lnderful
U'ESJ'CLIFF' Br sure ro att
llus spa«1nws 3 'bedroom. J
hath homP Nl'ar Wp<.frltrr Vacant Lot
P I 11 z a Shnpp1t1~ Crnl Pt.
\lannrr' SC'hool, Park k I.I I CAMEO SHORES
brat'} S:f7,ij() ru11 prwe. RI u;
$(-'f> lndit_V Open 'ti! 9 ONE OF' ~E~ Lr:rr
646-7171 !")46.23l3 \\'ITlf A ARr:ATHTAKI NG
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
No On. G.I.
I b<lrm. 2 tiath.~ • fnr 1hr
l;irgr !amrly this is 11:
f"anul:; room PLUS a 20 ~
~'11 1 umpw. room. A handy
10 ~ 10' 11!1hly mom! ur·
pr•~ Clollf' to Cathohr arid
p1JIJhc ... ·hool11. Take •
look tncl;i> Open 'tll 9
646·7171 546-2313
THEQEAL
ESTATERS
Newly Wedi
or
Retiring Couple
Custom hu1lt quality homr
Hardwood Coors. plaslrrl'd
walls. ftrrplare: A renl
rlE'lln h1111k> si.tuatt'r on an
1111raC"t 1vrl,v landscapf'Ci lot .
Only Sl:ll per month TO·
TA1t payml!f'I~. C11ll now,
0pt'n 't1I '.l.
VIEW
Sl7.~
CALL J IM COBB
• $40-DOWN e 3·BR. WW-CPTS e
• Uri' fencl'd yen!
• Nr-&hl~ & Shop'e
• $16.200 f p . . . .
TRIPLEX * * *
2 · RR r11ch/ S3lll0 yrly·lnc.
A STEAL! $28.500' • • •
642-4422 f!!t 628 W 1'th C.N. ¥1~•··· TREASURE CHEST
646-7171 ':"I0·2313 .JUST dig Ufl " llttlt ra~h
THEQEAL
ESTATERS
This Is Unusual
A ~I h\f'r·upper! However,
it la 1n 11 i.:ood location &
on a 60' 140' R·2 lot. Aod,
!>est of all • a prier ol only
$12,000 !'RI! now• ~n 't1I
9,
346-23J:l
THE fJ E A L
E S T I\. Tr: r. :_:
Salesm.,. Needed
lnr lillP tn thl11 OuplPX f.t.
lrt Ute nonl makt lht' p;iy·
men1 8 little extra
hooty fnr you A !'Piii gl'flw.
srrow, IOY)w pal'C'el. Prirtd
at 123,500 with IO~'r dn
Call 646--0261 or eves
5~'>.
"SMILING SERVICE"
• • 1IT.I Harbor Blvd. C.M.
2 Rxer-Uppen
ON One Lot ~~ W Cout Hy U N52'1
Np(. Bch. Evr 673·'1S-19
ACT NOW
ping, IChoola. aJld cbu~ ,,
Jean Smith, .....,..· .~. GOOD LOT
CL08E In toc.tloft w I an
old old bouM lhat MIGHT
be NhabUJtatfd IJ33JO.
Bulilnf'h I• good! 1'horough
trafnln~ & It\!~. ~'"n
mono • ~rn more • St1'vc
better• ~·nr RMI Action
join THE REAL ESTAnRS
Thne unit• ere priced' for
the f\MdY man "ho want• lo
t111kt1 advuat111p of ~fm-ed
malntmAnce • two • 2 8/R
hcMalet • ExceU~t ttnlal le>
cat1on ·Call nvw for add ht-
Jl'a I.tie Grftleat: Attn ' In-
vestors. Income llf'()duclng
comm ·1 bids on valullble
ltt ai.mbpll! wy frontqe.
WM. ~ or• S1!l&.<KX>.
Lfthtfoot RNlty
8.l3 Dover Dr , Swtt 9
642-0l'>l
HARBOR BO UL EV ARD
~ '< 350 Strttt to Strttt.
plus • 50 " lM> lo4 on O..rlee
SI , all C·2 Commercial. 2
-old hriutn for ~lal&. Call
0.,,.. for 8rot'fturt. m.cm
f.rnl,. C1.!:Vtl...AJ'iD RJtr
f1'-J907.
1873 Htrllor Blvd. C.M Realtor want to 1uHd?
Room tor 4 unlta. Two 2
W..._McC.... ....,.,.
toO E. lTtb St. Colte Mua
Ml 6-3255 2f br ... lttV
DOVER SHORES
BA t and V1.EW fiOMIC8
w1U\ S prtvat• 8' rha
MACCO REALTY CO
1018 8e.tlt tqo Of
N •WJIOl't 8eadl
~ Cf1'1 OR W1U
. -
bedroom horn~ with lncome
-You 1dd ~·u. mt. !..-
down~.
Fortin Co.
mo Newport etv.t.
&a-mt
LOOK
CM.
l bedroom, 2 bath. bum-In
kftch(n. forced a1r beat and
1919 Npt Btvd .. CM 1111"1" loe. AJI thlJ for
642-5000 Evt'I 5tl6-1511 l lUOO. M50 down FHA or
POOL hoow nr -Wntclltf no down CJ, Hu~ Oft Ulla
ahop. l Bf. l "1 bl. ram one Rottman Co. St&-mJ
nn. tr-pie. rn.,,.•tel. ctq 01 nln. .
. •
TUE ~J FJ\L
E .S TA TI;~::
3 + DINING ltOOM
F\1LL prirt tlT,IOO • FHA mo ctn. Huae cowt'ld Jl'do.
quality Cl>IS. 1 ~ be, ti*°
loua comer lot "I room
for boat " ~. dbl ..,.. aze. ~lll!P oYefl A redif·
lnclod ·Hl1Rf!I' Thi!· ""'"
Co. 646-9m ~ml
)
lo. ••
HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE ltOUSES Poa SALi
c;.neral 1000 Gen.ral 1000 Cotta Me.a 1100
FOUR 4 BDRM HOMES
(All Under $19,000)
Drive by but do not disturb occupants.
• 900 W. 20th St. Big cor lot. Patio. Sharp!
• 670 Cove. Lush landscaping. Steps to School.
• 914 Darrell. Over 1500 sq. ft. of family
Living.
• 2984 Crofton. New cpts and decor. F.A. heat.
Then call for details. FHA & VA terms. These
are sharp new listings.
COLLEGE PARK AREA ·POOL
3 Huge B.R. + fam room + Pool, 18x36,
heated & filtered . Cpts & drps throughout.
House shows pride of ownership. No down
G.l or F.H.A. Terms. $24,995.
4 UNITS • PROF. ZONE
Easily converted into offices. Out of town
owner Submit. $42,500
R-1 LOT
Build your dream house on this lot 120x 158.
Back Bay Area. $31 .500.
M-1 LOT
040 Sunset
67•r..r X 140. $15,000
17,000 dn. Bal $89 mo.
OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9
NEWPORT AT VICTORIA
Ml 6-8111
C -1 Residence
$25,000
Located In hot area "-1th ac·
tJon all around • Property
now rented, S130 per' monlh
• Same tenant over 3 years
• Don't overlook tbis chaJlcc
tor income & appreciation.
·~~-440 Eur 17th St. 642~
t:vrs 4!M· 7U
INVl':sTMENT
FOURPLEXES yielding
11.3'"< per unit. rive four.
plext>a thal can be bought
individually or ln com·
bifiallon. These uruta are
located In a {a.rt growing
Underpriced
Triplex
LOCATED near two m...,,
1hoppln& cent.en. In A·l
RENT AL arta. Eadf unit
haa t"-O bf'drooma. ca,,,eta.
dra!>". ll11d bullt·tn Kitch·
ena. Private patio and in-
dlvldu1I yards FULL
PRICE ONLY Sl2.SOO-S~
.MIT ON DOWN.
community, 1 block from -,9T-H-ST-.-Va_c_an_t_co_m_m_er-_
a main thorougblare lead· c1aJ land. This property has
Ulg lo ch!' beach. lnltial in-I great future potential be·
vestment call KJ 5·S49l. t ause It 1s on 19th St. which
Open Eves v.·111 bf-a main lhorouicti·
COSTA MESA
OFFICE
KI S.9491
'BELL YFLOPPERS'
Paradise wilh this exrr11
large pool.
Tropical 5l'8 rdens with Ca·
ba.na & rovered patio, plt!n·
ty of sleeping & eatmg
space, with 5 br, dining ru\ .
& fam. rm. 3 Ba. 2 frplcs.
in ideal floor pion with se-
cluded living rm ~2.(lO.
Call 646--0261 or evrs
fi7:i.:ns1.
"S~ILINC. SERVICE"
. • 1873 Harbor Stvd. C.M..
Small Home
331 16th Pl Costa f.1eaa. near
shopplni;: w11h 3 Mnns and
LANAI Sl6.700
173.l Westcliif Dr.
I MOYE UP
to 4818 Cortland Drive In f:JC·
elusive Cameo Highlands :;
Bedmoms ;ind 1111 the Qual·
ity Fraturr11 you eXPf'C'l tr
!Ind. m.:100
CURT DOSH, Realtor
HilO w. Coast Highway
LI g...9354 67J..3468 Eves
ON a s~duded blufl with a
view of the sea. a lovely
3 BR home 1n an area of
iood IR5tl'. 8£1autlful car-
peting lhruout. dn1pene1 ol
fme quality. Owner 11eUlng.
$21.SOO. 1160 Gleneqle Ttr-
race m.-nr=
B\' owner. 2 one BR tum
houaes on loC S6 x uo. fncd
yard. Jtnmed, Pou.. Sll.900
w/ lo dn. But w/ $4000
down ynu buy thl'• bup.111
1111 117,950. 1941 R~mond
642~
FUTUll
COMMERCIAL
..
!are into the Kt'y'a Ma·
nna 17,800 UJ\Bble lttt with r r o n t a g e on 19'h and
Pomon11. Traff!« count ol
12.000 car" ~r day . .ulon&
S39.950 646--7711 Open Eves
NEWPORT BEACH
OFFICE
~m1 •••••••••
A Wit.'1 Ut.
CAN be made moch e<111ler
and the family ha.ppll.'r 1n
this 3 bedroom. low matn·
lena~ ~. Usr tht'
poor or walk to thr beadl.
A.., 10\\ 111 Sll'r.> down.
PLAZA REALTY
CiO Eut 17th, C.M.
6424020
••••••••• HARDWOOD FLOORS.
Sl9,7SO
WALK to hugp shopping cen·
ll'r from lhll la11te ramlly
home with all the modem
convenlellct'I. Bullt·in lcit·
dlen. llreplace, 2 btlth&,
and large yard for kids
& dop. GI NO DOWN •
Sl.000 down to others.
646· m 1. Open E:ve1.
NEWPORT IEACk
OFFICE
~7711
$600 Down
MOVE IN
Sharp and clean. 3 bdmu..
Spe.doua llvin& rm. AU mrd-
em kitchen with aJrtra l'lt·
Ing area. ProfeaalooaUly
la..S.C.ped Jard. *° dn °"
no dn C.I. ~ anytime
OPIN 'TIL t '.M.
I CAN'T RETIRE
Owner will llell or trade
beautiful Monticello Ccod~
mlnlum home. 3 BR. 2 IMl.
dining area, w• cpt thru-
out, h1.1h drapea. elec. opr.
aaraae door, patio. Nr OCC.
QC Hi It Grade Scha. 10
min to UCl. AlllO near 1e11•
era! churchea It ahP& cntr.
Located ·on Fairview Rd.
Pmts. less than rent. Would
like nice 2 or 3 BR home
in CM area. Would aJJo
conaider lg. mobile home. lf
anlen!stfl! write tulJ detaiU
to: Box 2'Jl6 Dally Pilot ••••••••• A STEAL S20,910fll
Imagine 4 BR Ir family
home with elec blH111, l ~
bath & double gar. Located
ntar May Company. DON'T
WAIT oo this one. Oall eYt·
546-ll96 or ~
TUBACH.RWTY
3021 Harbor Blvd.
5(S.842l ••••••••• Collecie Partc
Good 3 b4!droom. 2 btith
home. rirtpla«. I a m i I y
room. fenced yard. Only
SZl.500. Easy term.a.
CHAS: C. MARTIN
REALTOR
1999 Harbor CM LI S.lll5
REDUCED(WSO
BLDG R mu.st aac '1 Ip new
(1JJt home-3 Ir 4 bdrmt,
bit Ins, cpts. fittpl, inter·
com, quiet at, yr choice
$74.500. ~\ dn. Open
da.iJ.y. 259 Ir 294 Santo
Tomu St. or call eves
LI 8-5148.
COMPLETELY deoc. Spaniah
ilyle ~. 256 •Broadway,
CM. Fnced yd, lndtc:pd, liv
rm, ciJrunr, kitcb •/break•
fall area, 2 BR. 2 be, w/w
cpll; catm <ir'p5, forced alr;
aeparate ~I b•thl patio;
lndry rm " range Ml 6-2688.
A BARGATN
U you are a wk end painte'
Ir landacaper, Name your
own dowo paym't II JOU
hav~ iood credit. Paym 't.
~ u $136 mo. Nr 0CC
Ju~ off Fa.lrview, U
Loyola. Shown by appt.
Jack Smith Co. 543-11311
EASTSIDE a newer 2 bdnn
home on quiet cul dt uc
strtt\. Easy walk lo Cat•
hollc Olurch Ir ~
Like ,,_ ~ It drps. Idtal
for ,,_.l}'Weda or retired
cpl('. Low ta.xta. Sl6.D
Owner 646..J187,
t1 NlCER 11lAN NEW!
HALECREsT 3 • br I 2 ba.
Blt:na + dsbwr. New paint,
WW·~U It Drps. Block•
wall, Zl' above iround
Pool! Owner 3060 ROYCE
u ·1E, 545-1914
MAKE an otttr. Eutalde.,
du~x. 2 BR. Good loc.,
hdwd !loon, 'dapeJ. R2 !1it.
55x165, with room to build
additional units.
BY OWNER • Ml &·2652
BY Owner. R·2 lot 60x1J6..
Nia. 3 bedroom, 1 bath.
Larire !iv. nn C1Sx20) home.
Newly palnttd. well toe.
$17.IXW> _(will YliA apprca. s 18.500) 646-6.194
S BR·2 ba. Cmpl It newly
furn, cptd, drpd. Extra I&
fncd yard w/aprtnk, cor
lo-. close to ecboola. 128.IXW>
GI avail. 54<>-0102
SACRIFICE/ By owner 2-
Br + Guest • rm Ir add'l
bath on lire R.-2 lot! Room
roi another ID'!.lt. Sll,900.
15S5 Redlandt Pl/ ~
3 Bedrooms, 1 ~ bath&. Larae
yard. Owner leavinc, mwat
aeJJ, 116.IXW>, low down.
Sl&-1236
4 BR, 2 ba. Lot UTxl.!5.
1 errific · rolf courw vtew 1
At trwy; tcboole. Euy
FHA. Uf.37$. 3202 New
y ork. 5*-17ll.
CLEAN! 4 • B1V Fiii\Ily-
rm. MANY Extru! 125,950.
Gd • terma/ OWNER I
&46-817f>
• EAS'TSIDI:, • OWNER *
$19.SOO -3 BR. 1 • " be.. r ri>lc. M'r'V porc11., qq,
drpe, p&Uo, fncd. M&-1381
MUST ~U! UJr Ha.i.cr.t
home • fJO.m 1llZ wmcin.
545-M(l
1110
MUST U:U. AT ONCE!
J.BR. MU3T 11.Z TO
A..PPR.r:ClAttt ....
m tubi ii d d,iiit
f'ID>t 7 11£ .......
~-..... 1"""'! c
...
~OUSES FOR SALE --------
l• Undi Estates
20 CUSTOM HOMES
BALANCED POWER.
J · I BR ram Rm + Dln Rm
~l
~~BAC~B-A-Y~~
NEAR IRVINE CAMPUS
:I br, 2i,; ba, lg UY rm &: fr·
plc+ family rm. Extra lg
Jol. Im m e d. occupancy;
(11>.'l'ltt movtn1 Inland.
S29 .500 548-3796 * EASTBLUFF * S Br. 3 bu, 1pUt level, best
view! Leaving ltlltea. re-
dured to $43,500, make of·
fer. Call OWne'T' Ml 6-9707 or mn97 eves.
NEAT AS A PIN
CUTE 2 BR. R-2 cor lot,
S21,00>. Open Sat &: • SUD
12.,) 369 E-21st 646-5521
UDO Park borne, partly
rum. pnvat.e bnch. only
158,000. 673-034.2
UDO SANDS/ Pvt Commun--
ity• tn 900 3 • Br. 2-Ba.
VACANT &46-3704
4 BR Watf'firont home,
Dovrr Sho~. S76.900. Call
~
Westcliff
REDUCED tor quick l&le.
3 BR. 2 ba. Walk to beach.
C!u bbouR 2. pooU. Only
g) .500. 6'1S-6l7T.
3 BR. 2 be. fam nn, din rm.
f"lr l. !anal. Bargain at
S34,000. Own, 00~
&.ck 81y
OPBI & VACANT
<(Jl F'nmcilco Drive.
5 Br. 4 Ba. Must Seu or w\U
trade. U 8-0217
Paedn Realty
. BY owner 2 BR. .pllt ~
borne, It Uv rm. aep din
rm. + raraie apt which
P8.)'I IDOi t ol mo. pm ta. 60'l
lria. ~m6. 5Cl-5U2.
Corona def Mar 1250
ENJOY INCOME 6 GRA .
ClOUS UVlNG
SF.£ th1a cUllom built, view
home' beaatilul wood panel me. modem kitchen. 2 bed
room1, lt\ldy clinUlc room
l I~ tor prfney
plua va.lue: an Income
apartment with • ~
view ol Newpm H'&rt>or
Immaculatt. Low. low price
~.ooo handles. m-nn
. .
'
'
Open £9".
CORONA DEL MAit
OPFICE
~lln
CORONA OIL MA•
OflPICI 11W1n
•
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.
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l4
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3400 VIA LIDO
NEWPORT BEACH
67l-S830
** MOVE IN NOW•• FUmllbed 3 BR, $49,950.
SUbmit. Owner &U-5583
# ' .
. "
HOUSES FOlt SALE
RENTALS
Hou... furnished
. .
.,
I I
.. .. .
* 2 BR DUPLEX *
Clean Blt-4na Priv paUo
Gar J61B Osle 642-1298
Monday, August 16, 1965
$89
NEXT to Weatcll tt Pl.ua.
Duplex, Unfunl. 5IOO
L\JMAC NJ' °" 2 BR, l
1try, Duplex, blMna, brand
new nylon ~. delux c:lrpc,
lvly ;.,-nda, me yard, 1>9do, nos adulu. !1l1 Opa.J Circle
AH391 HB.
SpaclOUS 2 BR w/ flrepl, Rtnt1l1 W1nted 59'0 cpl.I, drpa blt.tn1, paUo.
1050 Rut11nd. li'rr>-2182 5990
7 BR, frl>k', cpt, Newport 'UDO Ia. walef1rorit lae. 3 +·
laland, Sl2S leue. o409i,o, br, 2 + ba. Furn1 $350 mo.
3Jllh St. (ZlJI CA 2-~ ~21-8416 213 90·564'7
2 • BR. 1'-i • Ba. Bltna,
Cpu, Drpa, Encl • patio!
5'95
Lie 2 bdrm, c~. drai> Sl.20 • mo. 269 • C Ogle,
2~ 8UCS to beadi. m8'd
~. ru per ..--°" en 8th St. Hcmtinctan BcS. es, dect bit-Ina, qi.rt Pr•&•· _64G-Jm _______ _ ru.oo WK w I KJ101
S22.50 WEEK • UP APT!. Harbor Estates
Apts.
3000 Royal Palm Drive
ll blk West of Harbor,
romer o! Baker).
FROM $92
Harbor Townhouse
Lie 2 Br apu, built-Ina
AJ.ci
Studio apl1. 11., ba1hi;
HEATED POOL
2'117 HaM>or Blvd., C'.M.
Manager Apt A-1
MESA NORTH APTS.
~ ll HK, l ~ D&. li''Um /Wl·
turn. 1110 up. Pvt/paUt.
drpa/crpt.., bit-I..... pr
HEATED POOU5
N r. tho pa. .-ch1I 6 OCC
CHILD lection. Pet OK.
Coolld&&/~er MIS-MM
m SEE THfl.'m
I BR !urn. Sl~
Bad> • rum S95
PARK APARTMENTS
LOADED WITH MODERN
CUSI'OM f"EA ru~
Incl drps Ir W IW cpl.I.
f177 Ml&llon Dr. S46-3S46
Bee~ lty • 52.40 2391\it N~ ~ _...,..._______ -PRIVATE room Ill "*1t
NEWPORT RIVIERA home, pool, pnp. 112.JO
Luxurioua Townbouae Apta. 642-lSJO Npt. Sch Where children An Wei-~-=-c,.--~-....,.........,....-
co me S250 to 775 Mo. 1 yr ROOM with prlv beth 4 le~ Good local.loll. 645--1137
1 Models Open
Up lt14 BR. 3 Baths E"<rlu· Guest Homee
sive Upper Back Bay
~ 642-0300
MONTICELLO
TOWN HOUSES
2 It Den or J Br. 2 bn.
$150 PER MO.
Nt'u shoPI It 'IC:'hoola
PHONE~ 546-1210
WAKEFATR GUEST HO~
Hnme of disdnctioD for ..n-
bulatory lad.ie&. c.o.ta u-. Callll#'nla Kl ,..
STANLEY GUEST HO~
141Q2 SPRlNGDALt .
WESTMINSTER
893-0026 *19;HC11
Corona dtl Mer 5250 Misc. Rtnt1l1 s~
• COROLIOO 1'.?TS.
Penlhle . LAvel1 • S1udios
Some w /frplc. All 2 BR i..in
RIO. dlsbwuber. W·• c:pt,
pvt patio, bid pool. Lodry
facilltta. P1'11Ce· N~ly
dtt0rated. n~i:zoo
Ch1ld~n OK 673·3378
410'l E. Cout Hwy, C4M
NEW* NEW* NEW
4
DBLE • pr/ Nr • ~;l
Ocean N .e. g> • mo. GOOd
for storage. 673-1411
AEAL !STAT!
G.Mrtl • ---'"~ _!rope!:'Y __ ~
I UNITS on 2 Iota. ~
ten&all 13 )'rt) Low CCllta.
low matnt. 2)~ ret1&111 •/
mgr. Trade! Owner S.S1J7
---------1 Bedrooms 2&.., bllths. ('pt.
VILLA WEST
NEW TRIPlLV One apt·l
Br. 2·8&, h'O apl:I • 2 Br.
2-Ba. 5-0oeed • car....
Dfluxe teatww Ulruoutl
S42 .soo. Owrw:r. 139-10'7 4
dpa. blt·ins. aeparate laun·
dry room, ftc. S240 mo.
615 lR1S ~. 646-77?.5
OFRCE SPACE
NEW MUTUAL BLDG.
e Frtt Ana. 6 ~
lit Sernc.
• Cupeta • Dnpte
Included
•Fm Janit~,, • UUllti• I
• ""-Ten.ut ,. Oo•
Parktnr.
LOOK AT THIS
---------2115 Sq. Ft -Only Wf/Mt..
Huntington Beech 5400 DmER sizrs ·•
ltfore S<hool Sterta
CHECK THIS: * $94.50-UP *
LIBERAL MOVE-IN
ALLOWANCE
Commoclon
,1 Circle Apts.
263~m
$110 I UP
No CleaftllMJ Fee
• Uth Mo. Frw
• 1 mile to Beach e HHffd Pool
• Cb1ldr9D Welcome
• ~ tram 5 Polnt
Sboppins ArM
m:2 Commodore Ctttle Apt l
147-6905
AVAl.LABLJ) ', •
Z861·63 E.ut Cout 1!1q.
CORONA D!:L MA.ft ,
C&JJ 676-1290 or •M-T31f
Delux• :,
office 'Pll~. excellent 1't.· ~ location Cazi>eu. &it
cond 3~ aq. ft. at UOO mo.'
c.J.1 Rottman Co. ~
• 111,ytime.
DOWNTOWN CM c:ommw·
ci&l bu.ildinp, bell ·~ lions.
Apprw 1200 aq ft. $fZ.
Aprx 1200 + mezza.nlne S30I
Approx 1260 eq ft, ~·
Owner, 4!M·SOG
NEW NEW NEW.
GOO sq ft. for nettJJ lton w
otflce apace .
U20 PER MON'tlf.
211 6'lnd St, Npt Bcb
641>-77~ Evu OR S.l•
Office Rtntel
e NPT BLVD FRONTAGE ,.
Apt>rox. 1000' nit a.a la.
tale, C'Oftlt. CIC' .tet SJ-.
....,,,,. Ot 6G6lll5.
LEASE new~ ....
~ aq • ft 1340 Losa A,
CM. <Nr • HarW rrui>u:x 1 t:itm. carpeia. BAk"'1 k aq • n. ~
dnpca. blHN patio G~. 1000 • Jll>O Sq • ft Ottlct 4' • J
wat.er paid. $&5. TTl2 r· Wu..._ lllO Lotan! C~ ~
aid Rd. •m. HT-2413 54H690. <~~!:18-Sl. _
2 0 DAI LY PILOT ~twS-Pf'fn Monday. Au9ust 16. 1%5
KEAL EST T REAL EST ATE ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICE DIRECTORY Joas & EMPLOYMENT JOBS A EMPLOYMENT J08S & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOIS & EMPLOYMINT
Gener•I Genenf •nd NOTICES 7100 Help W•nted, Men 7200Hetp W.nted, Men 7200 lronlnt 6755 Agencies, M.n
6240 P_e_rso~n_•_l_s~----~640~5 r-U-SS~Y~~~LA'(---m-e __ do __ y_our_
Schools-lnstructl°" 7550 Schools-Instruction 7550
Office Rent•I 6070 R. E. Wint.cl
NEWPORT'S FINEST
THl N EW 1611
WEITCLIF'F' ILDG
nttt~ suites 11va 1lahle fnr
1mmedl11te occ111l11ncy 1n
h"ndsome m.uhlt ~ gl1t
atructu.re. P~ttee lnca11on
-next to MW flnancu1I
f't'flter at Wer.tcllff cl Do\·
f'r' Drtvea. Ample parking.
lllr conditioned. nn~t llJ>-
pOintments. sp11clous Boerd
Room for trnants' UM",
lockers .t: .nowen.
HOME LOANS
Con~tn11ona) · 111 tYJM"~ · rf'·
r1111U1~ . huy, or txuld /\~
low as 5' r: • 'lO yra • no
pntnrs • tlral d1rrcl · l.tsl
aervice. Comm. 111ts, 1.rac1s
ioo. Call tocfa>·
TRI CITY SAVlNGS
II LOAN AS.~ATION
801 M1sa1on. Oct ans1de
Phone 122.1m
Ruth Pardoll, RHltor BUSINESS end
lron•11&· My home. brln&
hangtrs. 548-0170 NEED HELP?
PART TIME PBX l{tONINC in my home $1
Lllr !)pm~ & t'Uh1tr. Xlnt Ji<'r hr Pick up It delivery
rrl~ ~!l.()'._)91 ~tl 5 p m >16--5665
IRONING I MY HO~fE
Auto Tr•naport 6445 $1 • llR. Pin~ bnnc ban&· --~--~_....--~----~. 548-1443. E. COA.CiT ndrr tn shal"l'
l'lq'lenau ma!e or lHn . lRONlNG in my home Reas.
leav'g approx Aug 71 10'100 Ca.rdmal Fount&l.D ~. Va lley. 962·2345.
SERVICE DIRECTORY
IRONING/ MY HOME
SJ-hr. Bring hangen . 54o-oo7S
6810
DRAFJ'SMAN ~
Encinff nna 1 l r u c tur1 I
draltaman. May be Jr
Tralnee to Sr. Cl"t'ator f'mn
In whk:h you COW\t a.. 1 'prr-
aon. AbUJty dt-U>m11nts Siil
ary trom S346 • ~ month·
ly.
CAREER SALES
Sewn.J ·~xcdlent ~li-tf'ml
tra.lrung paalUon1. All wrll·
18.lart~.
Ernpk>ytt ~pe) s f ee
LAND PLANNER
CAUfORNIA ST A TE
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Has Many OpenincJS Available
PRODUC'rfON WORKER&-~per.-or-l'raineea}. -t---
LAB ASS'T (Quality Control)
WAREHOUSEMEN
~monl Scfioo/
French • English Day School
Fall term opens Sepl 13th
J<mdet&arleo, GradeJLl thnl 8
Swimming and Transportation.
REGISTER NOW
MAINTENANCE (Elect., Welding, etc.) 261 Montevlsta, CM ~1170
Apply 2823 So. Briatol St., S.A.-1 to 5
On Premises -642-5200 FINANCIAL Bebyalttlng 6.550 L•ndsuplng
~~---------new Special: But. OpportunltfM 6300 BABY S11tmg rrallOnable & SUMMER lawns lOc aq Labor &
Experience ~nuaJ m Ir·
tlltic aJte ptanrung & execu·
tion cl layout drawings.
Larae muJtis>le family pru)"
ect1. A.uoclatJon with a lab-
uloos ope.nation. PermMt'lll
ratter opportunity with a
great group. SaJary OPEN,
commensurate with abr..lrty.
Electronics
Technicians
"B"
· Agencr .. , Women· 7300 Help W•nt.d,
Women
Schoolt-lnatructleft 7550
1400 Oilletl&t • 10 !.-.
lndustri1I Prop. 6080 • EXECUTIVES
M.n1~rnent FrM • ORGANIZES
• SAtESMEN
rehi ble 646·5570
Brick, M11onry, etc.
6560
J k T ~ASONRY
ft,
material. Spklra inat. S7 per
hr ad, labor & mat. Incl.
Laguna Hlll• Nul'!ll'ry.
837-2'l5.5 Eves 838·3090 or
633·3934 1''rtt PSI.
4 unit industnal bldit, LA Mi·
r·ll.d11. fully 1~11('(). y1tlds
1 o· r on nrt. ,lo'wy ltcct'SS.
S2,i~ dn. "1 r. H11rlmi
Wll-~11
Nat'I Corp. ""pandtnit •nlo All typt's. walls, frplca,
&-11ch Arrll CrollJ'ld noor hn('k hlock. aton,, plllOI.
oppor for Top MPn! Com-Lie It In~ Kl 9-36117 P•,,.rh1nglftf
P11ntln9 6850 pany Execut1\·e~ to t•nndu('I forest E. Olson, Inc. Cmu11 ln tervirw. . ~ PM. C · ·~;\\'PORTER INN. TUl'..S erpentertng 6590 Ac.'COUSTICAL re1hnga Neat
& Clean' We & Im.
2140 N. Main S A. Realtora '
3 UNITS, l gare.g,-., on M·l
S236 mo income l25.950
HOUSE & lg shed on 120-140
M·l lot, S27,:JOO
AUG. 17. Ahk at trnnt ~sk
for· Mr. DeLong.
BEER Bar, xlnt foe Plenty
prarkmg. priced right. Call
evN 118U day, Sat or Sun
~-JlS9 Bill Smiley, RHltor
646-96fi6 anytime 545-1362
$16,400 SUBORDINATE M·l
Cor Westmll\Sttr • lOOxJOO.
f' p • S39 900 lflK' rPnl •
SOO. Take pa.n 1rade Sil.cm·
NI 1147~
--------Commerci1I 6085
3411i Vla Lido OR :l-9300
1r1Uer puk will ad}Oin
Prl~ ~.im. Ttrma Alto
1911xii07, top M·l d11t:rict,
main st. tor model, rut.au·
rant It hquor •tore. Call
~ark SuUlvan. Ml S.9707
ORA.'°llCE Juliws Drive·lll·
Ca&t1 Mtsa. Xlnt • loc &
lrii.t Ideal for clpe' Ttrm&·
av111I. 646-~3 • ----LAUNDRY Com f'ng1da1re
'"Ill open l'OOn V1t·tor1a &
Placentia C. .\1 Collect:
"M111trr" l'.1131 R77..J421.
FOR uJe TIU; BURGER
I< ITCll EN. 206.1 Hari>or
Blvd., Co11ta Ml'.!la.
Mortey to Lend 1320
REFINANCE
FlXER • UPP e r C-2, ntf BUY • BUILD
Nwpt-Blvd 2·Br home/wt'U 81ofle l!'amJJy Prorram
below market pnce• I P"HA 86 yr.. to $30,000
TRI-COUNTY !..AND I VA 30 yrs, 100~ to $3-0.000
140 CabnJlo ' CM / 646~1 Convention•I IM. L«Nnt
6~'1. -~ yn Up to lndustrl1I Rental 6090 S•6 ooo TotaJ Lo&n Fee 196
SHOPS FOR e,,. so yn to 1100.000
IH>% of S.P 814 1.nt. 30 yn.
RENT I Sevings •nd L«Nn
FROM $75 A MONTH I SA TTUR
iooo·. 1~" 2000'· •000· MORTGAGE Soma le&Ma low u 6C eq. rt.
Wareh'M vmaie &46·3377 336 East 17th Street
e&O W. 17lb St., C.M. Coeta Mue
FOR leaa M-1 bwldm~ In>
IQ. It-Ideal location. 1245
Logan Avt., Costa Mesa.
673·5~
Ml 1·2171 or KJ 6-0611
16 Yeara loan e:xper1enc. In
HArbor Ara
R.EPRE:;EN'flNO
Wealern MortC"ai• Corp.
$175 MO INDUSTRIAL w/ofc Ct.lit . Loan Cornt.
or lite mfg. 2400 aq ft dntwn Metropalll&n Ute Ina. Co
CM, 646-1636. and olbv
Loh 6100 Tr•ch ·Comm.· Aph. I "Major Barir.p 6 Loa.o
~ ACRE, ttt simple. O<'ean LOA~SIWt loM from Slim
rt nyon view 402 DeSola, to S.O.CXXI on Bolts, Trlrs
CdM. ~76.l alt 7. Autos 1: Home improve-
ment ... Southern Cllifonua
Loh Thnft & Loan. Ml S..5045. 6100
LOW dn 1'1 1c. 149.lm Money Wented 6350
Build '.!8 units \\1lk to ' INVESTOR/FACTOR· S6500
shope. 5 POO!ta. HB 847·3!rl? FOR 90 d1ys C JO"',. inter·
JIB lot 50xU711 w prod r11t Secured by contractual
REMODEL PAINTING
SLIDING Class doors Pool·
fence•' Hammond Bide.
Service 839-1045.
CABTNETS/ REPAIR
FL'llSH/ Patia&/ f'ences,
ODD·JOBS/ 642-499-1
FT.NlSH CARPENTRY
Cabinets' Bltns/ Minor
Altrrauona 646·9583 * CARPE!'ITRY * ADDITIONS•REMODELJ NG
541-3388
ADDIT IONS/REMODEL
Expert Workmanship
Call Dick • U7·9739
Cement, Concrete 6600
w. H. LILLY. Lie ctment
contractor. All type1 Quality
concrete.
Free eatunatr1. 545·5065
PATIOS • 350 sq. ft . $99 50.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
C~ NOW . . . ~9624
CEMEXT 30c ft. & BLOCJ\
work * ALL TYPES •
Ml 6·"871
Child C1re,
LlcenHd 6610
j Li· 7079 or 54lHl318
PainltDg ... The Best *
Very ~u. * 20 y'rs.-a-p.
Ml 6-49'31 962-1670
lNTER.IOR * EXTERIORS Reuoaable • 8 yn exper
Guaranty -642-4558
EXP p&llltlng, local refs,
Im. serv. Rt palr, c"rpeol.r)'
etc f'rce est. 548-1627
Poodle GrQOmlng 6900
* SPECIAL $6 * Toys M.ma tmOlit patterns)
fi.4.'.l..()177
~g 6960
REWEAVING c I r a r • t t •
bums, tean, like new, tn
your good clot.Ilea or up·
holstery. 548·8381.
Upholstery 6990
TiiIS WK'S SPECIAL'.
Any rhlllf' • Sl5/ Divan..$25
+ f'abnc. 6'2·5634
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Job W•nt.d, Men 7000
ILIGENT h ar d working D (.,'BILD CA.R~ ada ma.I young man wrahes to learn coat&ID the lkeaM number
of ~ IMh-ertber. For f\lr.
tber l.nlonnattoe cootaet
tbe Chlld WeUare Dep&. In ,
S&ata AlllL M'7..oM1.
f1be11:lass 8t mold makmg.
AVB.Jlable (11.rl ti me. Per·
sonal l11lerv1ew a.ming~.
P. 0 Box 313, Costa Mu a
p ROFESS'IONAL lawn man-
Cont rectors 6620
• KNIGHT e CONSTRUCTIO~, INC.
Commerc1al & Res1denual
ADDITIONS &
REMODELING
1curmg, xlnt aervlce. Ru·
aonablt rates. 646-9588
ARPENTRY. C a b i n e Is
Lot· ks rt'pll~. ll\S IAI ltd.
641'-1721 --· J ob Wint.cl, Lady 7020
!..!04 Npt. Blvd., Npt. Sch
675-46:>3 EXPERIENCED oot ol alatP
E. C. rranJ«•n Contractor
REMODELING your home,
store" We can start 1mmed.
046·5138 for Ht.
ADDITIONS/ CARPE."'frRY
Lie 1c R.eas * rrtt Estim.
642-4558 or LI 8"302
ADDJTIONS/ RE.\o10DEL
Uc. & inSllml. Free est
ht'rnS<'d hall' drttser would
hke 111on as M POii gT or 0 Re·
t"l'1>41on1st 642-24-43
\\ILL 'labysit weekdayi..
Need playmalt' for my l.JU?
year old. 645 Victoria IApt
101 C.M
JR. ACX::OUNTANT
for aarnr tinn 11~ ilhovr
same benefits. d1Hrrenl
dept. Buie e" p rf'q u u't'd
General IA!dger tht'\I Tnal
Bal~. Staru at s..i;,o mo
IMMEDIATELY'
SHOP MECHANIC
All arot.u:>d ~p man tOf
cuatom equipment mfgr. A
It G.; Lathe: M1Umg: Band
Saw; DrW Press. Lay-out
&: fabrication, m a c h 1 n e
perts. Can start •t S5f,6 mo
MFG JEWELER
~m setter: mfg & rrpatr-
for trade. Year 'l'OUtlfl JOb
All 'round man. ~W L'P
ARCH. DRAM'S.\'IF.~
We can plact-outst.mdmi; l;i
1~1 . Sr. Grade w11h !wo
ti.M employen, 11t rop pay
Ccotact L. John LH
SUPERIOR AGENCY
Npt .8ch fin~
Help Wen~, Men 7200
HUGHES
Newport Beac·h
h!IS 1mmtd111e rf'qu1rrmrnt<
for·
f'lNANClAL ANALYSTS
COST ANALYSTS
COST ACCOUNT ANTS
Tht"Se posltlons require Bl
least three years of txpen·
ence tn a manufaclunm;
oper11tion and ;in appropn·
ate degrt't'
Apply In flf'l~n
~ S~rt0r Avr
Newport Beath
or send resumr ln<'lud1ng
salary hialOI')' and rt·
qu1rement• to
W t: KLINGER
P-0 Bo), H
Ntwport · Bca('h. Cahf.
An tqual opportumry
rmployer
"Pll. J blk.a to OC'tan $9900 ~It rdg.-mmmemal re-
847-3957. l'e.vable. WiU oonalder
longer term/ tYPt> 111vest-* 673-604.l *
COLL.ECE l ludent wants
I e m p o r a r y Babysit·
ling. housework. 1ron1na.
until Sept 14th :>45·1565 • '
PRODUCTION
TUT
Retort Property 6205 rrenr 1f drsirtd. Pnnclple Gerdenlng 6680
We nt'f'd 11n mtrU1gent yoong
man w1Lh a 110hd foundation
1n basic eltctronrc theory
for 11 rhallt'nging }Ob in the
rle<.1romcs components tltld
A knowled~ of tra.rt!lltor
CU'C\litry lJ required.
Recent electronk s \ndustry
experience deli.rable. Should
have completed rrulltary ob-
hgallon.
II UGH ES
~..00 Su~nor Avl'nu,.
l'<l'\l•port Beach. CaJifonu11
All equitJ l'lf4)0rtllntty
employer
'HUGHES
In
!\tl'fia ;i Sw151!!afflanr opera-
tor ,..nh lhrl'e years of cx-
Pt'nrnl~ on tOf'nos.
APfllY 1n ~rson:
:iOO Superior Ave.
Nl"Wport Beach, Cahl.
An equal opporturuty
tmployt r
R.E. Sllesm1n
I I you art inte~sted in the
Real Estate Profession,
join farrow Realty. We of·
fer bonus pl811, al lea train·
Ing, salrs program, bro·
chures. direct mall know
how & money. Interview·
ll1R daily.
~3 E 17th
Cos~ Mesa
~
Opeo eves
CARRIER BOYS
DAILY PILOT
Balboa Island District
Call Mr. Seay
642--4321
FOR the career minded Secy
excl!'pbona.I opportunity to
join a l'll'W branch ottic. ol
11 well estabUahed tirm for
a ruponalble penon with
good ak1 I la It adminiat.ra •
bve ability. ·WW shortly
s~iae odlen. Rapid ad-
Vl.l'X'tment. Muv.!.loua pro·
fit abarintt pf'Oinm plus
many benebts. Sta.rt al
min $375 with ~view after
trairung period. Pleue
Call Carolyn Wood, New-
port P~ ~ency,
642·3870.
1 GIRL otti~ S400 F'eu~im·
boned by employt'f'. Thil is
a truly Quffn Bee politlon
for youni lady w/ IOITlc
good exp. No overtime,
beautllul oUices, interesting
work without p~ssure.
Ty~ 60 wpm, SH 80 WPM.
Please r 11U Nona Hottm1n,
Newport Peraonnel Agency.
6-12-3870
Mill EXEC AGENCY
FC bkkpn to ~ 35, P&L'a
type 50 S H 80 ..•.••.• $525
Alpha/, numeric key punch
operator min 1 yr exp to $il2S
Gen o~ type 60 lite
bldcpr . . • . . .. . • . • • . • to S400
0 0 w. Cout Hwy, Swte D.
~·3939 Newport ~ch
RUTH R¥ AN AGENCY
Lookin& for a Job!
Come ln foday tor
penonalized lervt('t .
1793 Npt., C.M. 646-4854
1793'1 Beach Blvd. 847-9617
1042 W. 17th S.A. 547-6481
Help W•nted,
Women
ATTRACTTVE
YOUNG WOMEN
need~ for
7400
WAITRESSES
and
HOSTESSES
apply 1n person
REUBEN E. LEE
151 E. Cout Hwy, NB
CHRISTMAS SALES
START NOWI
flexible houri
near your home
free training'
AVON PRODUCTS
5»5860
EXPERIENCED
QUALIFIED
TEACHER
A .1 TYPING SCHOOL SatStant OIIldren; vacauaa ratM
lookkffnar Quick EZ metbod. Call r-Mon, Wed, Fri. LI 1-28
Retail Store 173 Del MM' A .... , C. M. o.ta Mesa
Box M 228. DAILY P1LOT TEACHING MACHINI
LIVE • in houlekeeper, full & QJunea. Oilldrem Iud·
charge of home Ir 3 amaJI tute. Call: 536-6'33
&U"la while mother teaches.
Refer. required. 494-0072. Aoencies, ~ W 7600
Em~ Bay, Laeuoa
Buch.
STAFF RN. 3 to ll, nunery
It ER. STAFF RN, OB
floor It •urclca.l floor. 11 to
7 am. Exp. aldl, all lhilU.
P?'tva.Jlina a&lary tor aru.
Apply DI.rector at Nunet,
Hoa& Hocpit.al, Np« Bch.
548--0651
NEED EXTRA CASH!
BEAUTY COUNSELORS
lNC. HAS POSmONS lN
C. MESA &. SCH CITIES.
WE TRAIN. CA LL FOR
APPT. 494-1236 EVE.
BABYSI'I"I'ER wanted, my
home preferred, . HB 3
chlldren 14·7 It 9) Mon thru
f'ri 8 to S PM. $20 wk.
Start lmmed! 536-1129 alt
6 PM.
WANTED 10 women full or
Pa.rt nine on hrly wage, W ('
train. Come p~par~ 10
work. Mr. Gedik 9-12 daily
646-n:>4.
SECY • 1 girl consl. oUlct .
typing. payroll, lnvo1cini·
lntel'Vlew btwn I It 4
897·2015
Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500
Best In County
RESTAURANTS
DEPEND UPON US .••
SO CAN YOU!
ANY JOB $20
.. . . .. Sudd~n Service ......
SUPERIOR AGENCY
2447 E. Coaat Hwy, Npt. Jkh.
67~
HAIR STYLIST
Busy Shop
Kay Michael
Hair Desi9n
2043 WeatcUft Drive
Ntwport Beech 6-16-J:..15
MEN & WOMEN to work
par1 lime off. Work rn N.B.
year round work with ltU&r-
ante~ aaJ. Exp. not nee
for ltllel'Vltw Call Mr Fme
9-12 am only! 642·5971 .
* EXPERIENCED *
DRAP ERY HELP
1586 Npt Blvd, CM 642-2272
COYLE
Employment Agencies
(1) SANTA. ANA
307N-~
(TI(} 547·J.l22
(2) COSTA MESA
1860 Newpcrt en•> 646-8981
Ya<.: ht sales, comm .. to s.1()('Al
Pool Sale1 comm .•. ID $1000
A.sat refinery foreman
.................... to $850
lndwit'I ales comm. to $800
Heavy duty mech
5()/50 • . • • • • • • • • • . . . • ta S750
TraNmillion m«dl
50/50 • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • to S750
Eng mech 50/50 • • • • • Lo f750
Auto line mech 50~. to $750
Drur sales trainee
benefits ............ +$6(X)
tru uoderwnter •••••• to S600
Jnvem gator •.••••••• to S600
Hydraulic mech .•••• to S6Q(}
Auto pta COWlttt man .. 1550
Auto body & Pt ..... to $540
Cuda sales trainee
benefila • . • • . • • • . .. • + $500
Acct trainee ....... , ID $500
Exec aalea comm ••• +$(50
Shoe sales comm. • • • • +$43.1
Route aa.les comm • • + $400
~tail sales trainees •• to $3JO
Mt ns clothin& saJea
comm .............. +$350
Helia.n: welder • • • • • to $4.2.J
Liquor clerk • • • • • • • • to $340
Draftsman •.•••••••• to SS.30
Ornamental iron man. $4.00
Tool & Die maker.. to $4.()()
Ofblet printer • . . • • • to $4.00
Movers & packers • • . • SJ.00
Rubber molder .•••• to $2.37
Plater .......... , •••••• s.2.50
Labore" .............. n .21
Jo·ad.ory train~t ••• •., $2.()()
* * * Med tech • IJr ......... S550
Mar1<eting secy •••• lo ~'O re bkkpr .............. S450
r ile clerk lrainec • • • • • $401
LegaJ ~l'Y • • • • • • • • • • • • $400
RN Dr'5 office •.•••••• $400
M edJcaJ assist • • • • • • • • • S400
Interior dee. . • • • • • • • • • • S400
Dent a I ass i.at It recpt • • $400
RN part time ....... , •• $399
Kty punch . . • • • .. • • to $390
LVN Dr's ofCice ....... $375
"lly JllPaS<'. '131-1363 day ----
.BRIGHT. 11mb. girl W /P8'f
Rtcep. Trntng dtsires Poa.
Lite typing. 642-48L'l.
••• ••••••••• or 1•vr HAULING/ Gen'I >' a r d "' ~ .---rlran-up Trres shruhs & DI::.Pl::NDABl.E. experienc·
Wl i'Tl'..R \\'ONOt;RLAND n A. TED··-$8,CXXI lor two bushrs • shaped reshaped td. own transportation tor
TECHNKIANS
rxp wt trans1stotized equip·
mt nt. Mul!l be able to pa~
wriUcn exam on bus1c elec·
tronrr theory. D11y & F:ve
~htfl Apply
REPRESENT A TIVF-S
WANTED
for 1st & 2nd grades In pn· MAID. part time, call an
vate school. 646-1170 person, Hunt111gton Shores.
21002 Oc,.an, HB
Comptorneler oper ... to $350
Ins secy ............ to $350
Gal Friday •.•.••••• Lo $350
Medical transcrlbtt •••. $350
Escrow secy trainee Palm Sprmi:~ lot. S:l,7:iO.
Strr<'IS. 11.111rr, rk Rll In
II'() x 100 Build 1h111 11.rrk
nld hadeirn 14~'
ON4\' l:.\'i::S
~AClJi'IC SHORES
REALTY
Huch ~I.. li .B.
Wt 4·881k _ .......... .
years. SecurPd by real pro-1 or rrmovrd. 1v;, removal day work. 543-9563.
flt'rlY In perfe<:l ~orona def I & flower bed weed.lne. · PRACTICAL NURSlNC·your
Mar l!>eation. Wiiiing to pay 6'1'>-1'>53. h Ev ln 1 11 up Lo I0'1i> Lntcrest Call -.. ome en irs, on Y· ave
1\1 '1·00.16 EXPl::Rl E:Ncr; Japan<'~ j transportation. 548·897:1
Gardrnrr CJr;111 -lip & llOUSE.-WORK by 2 lad1rs
mmplrre maantenanrt art& or houses. 1 BR ~ .iO. COWNS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ind NOTICES '.l6~-6-t31. .! BR or more Sl~? 54Hi(l4! RADIO CO.
FAR~IER ROY-O>mpl. :v11rd BABYStmNC my homt' J3:!4 Warner. Santa An.a
Found (FrM Adtl 6400 lt'l"\'1re. Joh or month f ree ,.erkday5. fenred yard Kl 9-29U ext 280 --~ • t'1i' Call 64~003 ~IR·4167
1
1 All applic_ation1 rtvitw~ on Cf'V, \' ' "'" ,,. I• .... a.r p~M· t lh bi t d I~ ~,...,.. ,., .. ,~ e ir.-~ 1111 LAW'> & l1nc18C8~ main· WILL babysll 5(-hool children mrn wi no 81 owar •·"'~ •r ~""' .,,....n<t ,,. l"ni'lnt'e By the mo Lie Mll·l'l35 Race, Color. Creed or Sex. bch1~_1,_R~·-E_. 62_3_0 ...... ,,....., .•• 29 STANO•RO . Y• .,.... \ ' 7 ~·r I. :;·• ~.., ••l!nrr .,...,.,.> CARE ot arck or day work. ""
SAN CUMENTf
l!r~ldrnll11l r om m r Tl 1 •I
hl<ll?. Ol.·•·.ln ''""' r11ml' I,,.
l',.taun T1·.1dr rcp11t' .or
\r,.pun Rrarh 1nn 11nt
TU s Si9 .:iOO
Harriet Perry
REALTOR
:3336 Via Lido
675·4550
'I '"' 4 Br. :' B;i
",,,
\'a1·an1 l.AJad • L'n1t~ · TD•
f>i.-''-'7 TIU)! • RITE l..AWN SERV rop salary 54..1·2503 STATIONS
'Mt \l-.L --,,-\I a ta 1 oHrrsa careers In oil Indus· ,..., .. ;-• '" ~ """,. · ,, m an an or c l'MUp PROBLEMS! Trying to gel
t Ja r ba"ld r, ... ., . .....,.. P~mall ~ds<i>· 642-59:,J tht n~ht ht>lp" CaJI ~'l·TJOJ try to qualllled young men. ~n.-·-" r-r n .,. ·--,,.., p .,.. C Ex-lll'nt onnnrtunlty for n ..... , ~ • -........ _ l.A'V·"' A I'\,, • lean UJIS '! \\0:'.1EN v.1il clean hom• ...... .. ......
\1 --' I R 11 ~ promotion. M ' "'atrn \' • -• .• 13r,,,a · <''" a" :i;,, .. ,o "' otoll In~ I completely. $16. 541-5400 ,\ cn,r;i Bi,.,• i.;_ ·i,;: ,.,., ,......, Steady C'mploymenl.
-:-------ST!'..ADY dily work. SU. per Paid VRl'ation& cY'JP.P.ALS i:a.rdPning ~ day. 541·5056 40 hr :i <lay wttk Lost 6401 1,,.od.,,.ar11n~ srrvrr·l', Ir•~ 1--__
--------p1..,,, ,. ·t'•wh Joh !l!i:!-47fil DA y work "-"n_l_ed_5'1_R ___ -._1-13 $2.23 prr hr , 11utome11c
LOST R1a••1e• 'II ·,r>t H n -----pay lnl'f1•ases,
Sun ,\u:: ~ Blk ef\dm• .it ~\P~ ftT-Japanrsr Ga rd: I 1 r ret mf'tlacal plan.
-:nlrl ~ ~,11 ll"Ul• .,,.n,,. r n• r C1ranup compl~tr DOMESTIC HELP 7035 Uniforms rum. It laundtrcd
'" ·111al \11lt1r I.ah r•,..ard' rn;,onri·nanr•• 'ilfi·ll!!l-I Hi M:h ~adualion req Mm
!'all r<1llP11 '!J:t.w~ l·'.l\11 ------LIVC: INS 1R n...... · • • c... G I r_ • 6682 ~;m11loyrr nay~. fN'S ai::r. yni. vl"'nrng~ an .. 1 tii.Ht;1s. ener1 .-"'1cet ,. br;wh <1rt'Ao Contart Mr"
I LllST ~rn:ill -l;ul m1"11rt1
lrwkr1 . l•·malr. Vic. l k'I
:\!11r & S11ntJ An;i Avr
\1\8111 \ieitll flnSWl'Ml IO
"TMTY'" fi46·300l
-----·-f;rori;r By\11nd A1trn1•y
llA'.\L>YMAN 1111 rr11~11~., IOO·B I' .. 16th SA. ;1.17-03!l:, Pi!"· 171h It Brilltol. S.A
<'Ire · plbl.? · rarp . haul I ~;IO :i.m .Mon. AUil· 16
RP&• "DonnywnorJs" H 1 W fed "-7200 An rqo11l opportunity 51:1-17:t.1. e P en :_ ~n _ _ f'mployer
for flnanci1.I sales. ~l-M
training given while you rv
taJn present position. Any
age For Appt. Kl 1-66H.
67~~-
Assistant
Parts Mana9er
Must be t'Xpeneneed
ROY CARVER PONTIAC
LJ S.34fi6
ELECTROLUX Corp., full
lime & pt time work S125
wk It you qualify.
sa24153.
MEN 13-27> Full tame, SJ2.;
Part time. 175 54>9998. 3 to
'1 only
SAUSLADY
RPady to WPar
Costa Mes11
Box M-228. DAI LY PILOT
WANTED 1 middle a&td t X·
per . .saleswoman to work an
doughnut 1hop · year round
to right party. Must livt ln
vie. 318 Marine. BaJ!Joa
lsland OR J.-8686
TYPISTS
Au't BookkMpers
Add & Cele Oper•ton
Western Girt, Inc.
:.'700 Ha rbor Blvd. C.M
equal opportunity t'mf>loyer
TYPIST/ Ptrm. Part • lime.
Approx 20 • hrs wk. Flex-
ible hn. IBM Elec. 50-7a
word& req. Call: 642·1212
atl. 10 am. "'_..I>"'"' ..o~-LITE h5Ck'& It child care. ~~ Oldtr woman/ll60 mo. Start
. ,._~..!..t WANTED Med. aut. tor
~("~ back ofc. duties. mu.at be , ~ I f'Xp. an GP ofc. 548·1193
fi'12-3870 549-Z743 Aug.·23, ~345 in CdM
f IC hkkpr S(!('y for cllpitble HOUSECLEANING w 1 n l
Ro7 J . Ward Co . MANCHESTERSmall Rik HAU LING I ODD-JOBS-BAKERS YOUNG mM lntertateci in
PLB'G/ i::u:c . R£PAI RS lea.mrm: trade muat have
person u/35 lo perform dual re.p. woman l morning
role. mwt have lite SH It Wt'Ckly Sl.50 hour. S45·23!ll
gd lYPilli. beaut office It MATURE woman for child· 1~9 Westcliff Dr. 646-02211 & Tan dOJZ, in :'vtesa del
ll"DUSTRIAL t'l • umts. j 'Mar Rewartl. 546-?739.
Costa Mesa/ Inc • S9000 Xt•hgt $40,000 • t'Q for Person1la 6405
dear h.~. llllld (Ir !0 :& DO YOU NEED Pnnc-ooly Days 646·503:> ~.\•rs 1t Sun 962·~ MUSIC FOR
\\'/ TRADE S70.(X)(k>q. j\. DANCING
Ac City ot V11la. Cal. tor ~ Apallo Sextet. ''Music
r.('tl Orange Cty CoostaJ 1n the COUNTRY a..ue
arl'a Tr-ade up or dn. MANNER" Call Rudy
~-5745 699-5689.
11 • 2 BR, clean gTOUnd
floor well Jandecaped room
In build. Make otter.
OR J.4715.
--WILL SELL ! !
~I u. LaO eMga Blvd Mo-
1rl. Tnde Newport. F.P .
$135M. 1713) 870.f7l9
6240
CASH FOR YOUR HOME
Call Jack Dmm
Locktw1 RJtJ 6«-2301
516 W 19th St. c.o.ta Meu
~~~~~~~~---
New Health Club
RELAXING • MASSAGE •
SAUNA • STEAM BATH •
by S&Ddy It Tl.sh at 132 E.
W oU Newport 81. CM.
Hrs 10 • 8 1>m. 642-5000.
DO YOU NEED?
PART TIME PBX
Ute b'l>ine It cuhler. Xlnt
re/11.
543-0291 after S p.m.
Cleanup' "Mac" 642-4114. good reCs. Good pay l
Full Time Journeymen brntfits, steady employ-yg llPOC .............. 1450 nm 7·9-12, Mon·Frl, 3:3()..
GrHn Thumb 6700 Union Scale Newport Area mt'nt. 646·1'1'Zl. Hlqon
---------Musi be bondable. Union Metal f'miahing.
Med accy fM de1k dutie1 6:30. E'side CM. 642-0467
..... · .... · · · · ...... · to S400 A'lTE#f(ON Girls, Secya.
IS your yard dP;\d & oltl
lookm~· If &11 wr'll mike
11 ,url'n a;;111n C'all C'h«ln·
pmn f rrt1hzer Co ~R·\448
W~ af)llly II
br11<'fl11 lnclu~: VaC'8tior.s. Machine S-bop--H-=-e-l_sw_r_
lt~p1lal. Drntal. & Psychi· &JMI:: rxprrience required.
atm rR re. Appllcatlom ot,.. 1 da) 1 swine-Interviews
taaned at C'1tlif. Sta~ Dept 10 30 am • 12 am le S: 30
of Employmrnl 1712 ~-to 6 11m The Hanle)' Co.
PBX rectpl for m11l11~ exp nurses. teachera. Earn 0 •
peraon . · ·• · · · · · · · · · · · · · $348 tr1 money aellln& pan lime. PBX recept. lunches pro· CAI' Diane 772·5481
vidl'd .. · ·· ·• · · .. ···"' S300 BOOKKEEPER. exp, type 60
Secy id w/ flgur« le wpm. Give backlJ'OUJ'd, re-
1latll1Ucal lYP'll ••• • to $m t Bo Bnl'lol. SA. 1987 Pl1crnt1 a CM.
H_•_u_lin_..9 ____ 6_7_30 • SAFfW A y STORES ... F:lrctronlc Tedlnldul
LIGHT Haulmg. moving, irar-Rect nt lndutdal aper ..
Medical elk typla 10 mo ettncH. " M231 D•i11 PIJot-posJtJon ••••.•••••••.•• S340
R.8eacch lt'CY W /MecUcal LIVE .,, I eklttly J.ad:y, Ute
voca. . . . . . . . • • • • • • • . • • $400 bouaek~nc In excb for rm qe clean~ for discards, 7 Ill( ability to work from Idle-
days. 642·2847 or 531-Q82. , m11tk1. guprrvl9ory oper. Jr elk cypat ........... $Dl ' bd ~5 aft 5:30
SKJ P 101111~ r dufTlll tMJ ck.
dirt. truh, etc: blading.
call Mytlme 842-2246 HB.
DUMP • tn1clc1 Skip • load· er For Hin. Lot • cleanup,
Field dl1elng. 847-3U3.
* Cl..EAN • UP * LaJVe or Small. 2 Truclca. ean s.n.un
LIGHT OR REAVY
HA ULINC. a.E.ANUP
S.11·5186
An l::qual Opportunity
Emplo~r -----MAINTENANCE man for
Santa Ana a.pts. Light
plu.mblni. rnrpenter & gen
f't'1).alr work. PU truck Ii
own toola. Pan time work
for pre11ent. wtt d&ya
642-UG for appt.
SHOE SALESMAN
deslrablt' Seed "9WDe nu
P.O. Box 86, NB
HELP wanted bua ~ •
d111hwasheni. Apply at JWb--
en E. Lt.-e, 151 E. Co.IM
Pt time II«)' •• + ... $7.50 hr CLEANING lady wurt«f,
,_, Yeur Leul Aeency Meticulool, experienced. 1
Stenot. aJI MW 11.1rroundtnp. day weetr, New)IOC't. M2·2'17
Opportunity yours 11 )'OU DRAPERY t.iiler wanted,
taJte dlctatlon at 80 • • Open experienced p r t ft r r t d.
Hwy, N.B. Between ~~ ll 1Ap1 Secy, Calif exp no& 540-G22I)
a.m. OC' 3 A 5 p.m. ~. 9 to 5 hn •• Open .,...-----,--.....,.,,..--..,..
HELP .. wanted llal boyt A IC4)' Punch, flee nS.mburled. R.N. for 0octon oalc.. N.8.
dllhwaahera. A""17 . at u....i ~ . .,... = np, lite tJpt .•
Rueben E. Lee. lsl ODeat ...................... Open
HW')'. ~.a. -... t 6 U a>A'1 .Aa't. •Aocunte at -BAB!SlliiA wlllMd b'
a.m. or 3 a i P,m. tJ'PlftC 'hip epot for -.,,, ecbool yr. U.. Ill or eut. -~ . 2 dlJdrn. .eta .... UHa1 SERVICE etatkm •-· l1rt .......... • •• • · · .. Open
It'. e..r. ltoe.. t1nM..
titqat .,.lecUoe ever! hi-
the OAU..r ,YILOT (.\uet
,..... e.:deeNOWll
Al'n'ONE knowing whetta·
~t• ot Ltt B. Annatror\&
la requeat~ to phone 1408\
248--0193 ~k for ~ Smith HovteclMnint ----
~net> neceaary. Ptt-
mantnt. F1onhelm Family
Shot Sto~. Larwui Square,
Tuslin. Exper only ...S .,.,q. 25 Part nnw Recpt. Hn 11 to 1'U1.L Umt window Pl.
yn or older pref. ~1 t)1l6nl req. • • • • • • Hurry • Orm tn ~ Corona
"utA.aOt: m
I'
N • e • a --~
m.r724. 24 Houri. MITCHELL'S m4n. P'W .. wt&lll ..... lltl
A.LroHOUCS A D 0 n y • 1 wtNOOW Ir Wall Waahlna
mous Harbor A.tu. Phom nr. wuln&I Guarant.edl
i~ ~I ----
.... • ,,,,,... I
3100 E. Cout KWJ. Qbf. Pl.JtlaJ Uat Only •• Mar. m.fllD for eppt.
D1a1 .,.,._ e.. SUPERIOA AGENCY D• OAD.Y PllA1I' <.111.AJ10m m a.u .rr:M.WB Mr. J...l.ftdeft •1 ,,,,.
(
-... _..._ .... -.
DOE .................. SJ~
Policy typist .. .. • • • • to ~
Part.a lister ......... to s:z:..o
Print~ eircuJL9 •••••• $7.SG
TorioldaJ windera •••••• $2.5(1
Presur . .. • • . • • • • • • • • • S2.:!.'I
Drug clerk • • • • • • • • • • • Sl .se
Cashier ............... fl.5()
Marker •••••••••••••••• Sl.JCI
Laundry tral.nft • • • • • • Sl31
Maida •.•.••.••••••••• I $1..30
MEMBER C.E.A.A.
TIME Ff'R
QUICK CASH
DOMESTIC lllP
Mulun Employment
Agency
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
308~ N. Main St., I.A.
541-0422
DAD..Y PJLOT wut ..._
....... tll7 .,.. -wttit lt'ajuM ..._,._, _. __
, ..
WANT AD Dial MJ..N'fl
$25,000 PER YR.
ts you r income potential ilf the resale
department of Walker and Lee, Inc..
one of the largest Real Estate f irma
in the United States. Our company
sold over four thousand homes Jut
year alone. You can 1hare tn thla
phenomenll 1uccesa If you are wUl·
ing to work long boun with con.
lclentiouaneq and aggresalnnea.
Complete and detailed traintn1
counes ln Real Eltate law, ftnandnJ,
and 1alamanahtp are offered at no
chai:,e for thole who qllalify. U you
are not Ucen1ed , we will llllat you
In obtalnin1 yoqr llcen.ee. On11 thoM
wtlllnr to wort l1s d1ya a week, 12
houn per cby to achl .. 1 e:IOIPtioft.
ally hl1h incomes need apply. Call
now for appotDtment Mr. Thaprd
&45-3029.
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2151
Stun
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Ad.
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coc
.... 172-
64&
CUF
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('83
I'll(
'"''· -447
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t'hll
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Sloe
rd
pr.
root
BUN
Jnnt
$60.
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1424
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•-. Monday, August lo, l %5 DA{~ PILOT /News-Press 2 l .
MEltet;ANDISI 'OR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR PETS and LIVESTOCK TltANSPOllTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANIPOlTATION TliNSPOltTATION TRANSPORTATION
SALi AND TUOI SALi AND Tit.ADI SALi AND TltADI ------o-1825 Mobile HomM 9200 Imported Autos 9600 Utad Cert 9900 UMd C1n 9900 UMd Cera 9900 furnltvN IOOOhrhltuN IOOO H""'1 & Stweo 1210 _::;r ______ _,,
DOBERMAN PlNCHE:Ri 14' HOUSE trallu and cua-VOLKSWAGEN CADILLAC FORD OLDSMOBILE PUIUC NOTICE
All Model HQme Furniture Groupt
Now ofiered to public for fraction of oriliJlal
coal Mdae. bu never been uaed, dilplayed
only. tto deliven w/1m mo pymta to rellablt
M-5 ...... .. -..;;;-
MOdem FArly Amertcu ''°"' $269 $517 • We are the largest group outftt dore in the
county. You can buy l pc. or a baeful. Cour-
teoUJ friendly service at a price to flt your
pocketbook. Open etea Ir Sun. See the thou·
sands of model pa at
Sant. Ana Ftn.
426 W. 4th St. 547-0789 Santa Ana
Agend .. , M. 'II 7600 Mutlul lmt. 1125
SACRIFICE! Fendtt Jag w/
Cll!e· Fender n!Verb, new
two 12"..amp $550/ 847-2127
W AR.EHOUSE CLEARANCE
NEW NOW rro m
2S ss.oo
50 7JXJ
AKC rec. Cllampion &bow tom awnlnc, excellent tirea Ii.LA
atock, all aaea -puppies $250, ,,._lJn HB '* '65 V.W. * l~~..... C Convertible. 1164 FORD Falcon V8. Sprint
to ....... ll. Blac" or red. S ..... an, ll3 M-'-1, • ...-.. room .,.__.. "''°' ever:v extra m-_,,.. .. ""' uuc 0""'"' I ... _ f II f ct Coupe Loaded with till ex· f>46"'4497 Motor-c•-9300 clean, n.rf..,.. cond. u1U\y c Uwug u J>OW«'r. a ory -, ._ ,..., .,.... ... i did 1 tras including radio, h1•a1er,
-:sJOLDS STA -WAG
S'.!500 A!M'ond! Xlnt-cond!
Call 6TJ-:!2'..!9
PLYMOUTH
EV 12 TRXB
Walnut CUn
N• atere can
Ext•~
EV LS-15 -"'«!
l.00 fRANSPORT ATION '84 HOl'mA 300 Dream,
$1~~~~~::;;;;:.::=;;;i(f~»-ttrtl-,;-e!ll~ eeocl· Mb•·
lS ..... a y ac • An except bu)' $425.
extras. Slark lacquer w' al r coo ... ?~~~· pr~~ 4 spttd, power .:i\~t lnl.!.
0 tty lrtterlO«' "1,700. ~ t res. out .. ....,""'li Cl.I ii I
• • rtu:oo&J»t11 .,Ulc&l-~~~~buc~kffiet~'"~ta~. ij•t~c.&if&~~~unt ~u~r~~~;u;~~~~~-Meima. e.M. i\pt: ~ new car trade. Showa flnH1 Ilion -e iJOll"'ITI • •o pp -·-............ ct Ou pwr brakes, ateenng, bod)'
18 18' LYMAN Ul.pet..U. _~_7621 ________ _
8.00 Launch, &Ohp. XLI'IT condi-'63 HONDA l!iO. Dirt or
Getird RCSI 79
Ganvct ATiiO ~
Empttt tone arms SO
~hel\A s·· Co-ax so
&g.n FM·MX
21 tlool n;r,o Stred. New rillia a. valves,
STRAT ENRIGHT mo. 673-4313
tuner
Changer bases
Stepbena RTl
~
445 & 1 Ttll St.,
130 49
10 $.1.00
l5 SlO
Cotta Meea
im Be.Jaho~ 548-9324
27' OWENS Sedan, bead,
plley, Chry motor. 1!1>9 4.
Take ID! aall tor part ol
equity. $2700. ,713 433-0131
23' Trojan Cabin Cnllftr 19159
llbil to sbott radio. RDF .
New cove"-$~. 536-2013
aft 1 PM.
1~2 HARLEY DAVIDSON
Btke. Res· In ·~1 5200
• Costa Miela St. CM.
Aute Service''"' 9400
There It 1 Difference!
Ask your !MChanlc for
GREY-ROCK
balance brake ll~a at your 1arare or .ervl0t 1tat10n.
Available at
• a f"eCl_.., -.,....·-· of care. EJtCeptional value. new in every respe · 1-
nd1fth al w "''495 paint good, needs motor 65 VW l,000 mUea, uceUent Wu $2995 SPECAL $2795 sta u,. v ue. u .. work $225. OR :J.l'19-1 all s.
condldon-. Ca.l1 &0-4625 or e ROY CARVER e SPJ::CIAL $2195
LI 8·07 PONTIAC e ROY CARVER e
{ '63 vw CONV. PONTIAC r XLNT _ CONDI 1400 W. Cout Hwy Ll 8-3*6
OJia • owner, 673-Q82 NEWPORT BEACH 1400 W. Cout Hwy LI 8·3466
NEWPORT BEACH
Antiques, Cl1talc1 9615
IA TTENTIONI
Surfers . Antique OWnen
1938 8uiclt
'60 CAD sedan DeVille air
cone!, elect eye, window, 6 '61 FORD $795
way seal, xlnl rood. $1495. Convertibie. Radio. heater
LI 8-m9. or 642-0388. Stkk. DGL 626.
ROBINS FORD
2054 Harbor Blvd.
646-1644 t'~
CHEVROLET IMPERIAL
'63 PLY St.a • wa~. Stl<"k~
6·cyl. Economy +. Ori&-
ownr $1350. 5'18-11694
PONTIAC
1962 PO!'ITIAC Temph"I •
Door sedan, tully eq111pped
"11 h all extru incl R/H,
au10, delux tnm. ruU l«'a~
tr etc, Local ooe owner,
~.ro> actual mll". New
car trade. BEAUTIFUL
€'0NDITION TiiRU-out Wat
S1495 S)>l'cial $1295 WESTERN
SNELLING . Mlaall•neout l600
'5' CUSTOM cabin cruiMr,
"BA.R • BU.LS". $2,500
Buoy JU Call Charlie Hotoo.
548-J651. COAST BRAKE SUPPLY
S84 W i9th/CM. MS-6162
This car 11 a ra~ beauty
and In new condition! New
~ cu Inch ttn.lght 8 en-
stne; new tlrn. J owner -
low miles. For aale or trade
tor Pickup, cu. lrucka or
bu..
I Can Help You! I 58 IMPERIAL
$795
• ROY CARVER e
• PONTIAC
and 1130 ---14' SKI Boat • Inboard.
Qleyy englnt. 518" Hull. "l'OR V·W" • Short of Cash? 1400 W. Coast Hwy. Ll 11·34fi6
NEWPORT BEACH SNELLING
Penonnel Arency
2100 North Main St.
SANTA ANA
Open 9 to 5 Week Days
Saturday 9 to 12
Call 541-5141
PARTIAL LISTING
SALES Chemicals . . . . $1800
~ALES 1'raim'e Call .. $6240
SALES 1'ta1nl"t' Fut .... $600
SAl..ES Spe<" Prod .... $6000
:-:t.-W ACC'TS S&L Exp. 542:>
LOAN OFFICER Future S 100
P.OOKPR NCR 3100 ..... n;
CDI OFFICE Sm· Ins .. SJ00
1 'nclerwrlter Office ..• S7800
rJa1ms AdJu.sler . . • . . • SiROO
>tGR L,.f ............... 7200
SAL£S Cas Ins .... Sal S7200
BOOKKEEPER F.C .. $500
ROOKJ<EE.PER NCR .• S..'7S
'\ E'W ACCOUNTS .. .. • l.ii5
t. IRL FRIDAY .. .. .. .. S350
MEJ\IDER 9F CE.A.A.
Frtt Parkin& ln Rnr
· MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Furniture 8000
'l FURNITURE *
Small St.o1'9 Bii Value9
APT. OWNER SPECIAL
2 po Uv rm eet nl'W f79.96
6 pc BR et -new $69.ta
~ po dlnett• UHd $19.96
Maple, Conta:np 6 Mod9m
1001 OTHl!R rI'EM8
3 ROOMS Furn 1159.95
NO DOWN • TlfRMs
~ R.etrtc~ TV•
APPROVIID FURN.
2159 Barbor LI S.M&CI
ANNUAL SALE
~
Stunnlni,: traditional livln&
rm. group, rtgular $10'17,
AAle pnce f14T.
513 W . 19th, C.M.
-4 ROOMS (OOlllplete bouae-
full tncl~ brand 111w
Admlra.1 re~ator 6
famous model rlJlie, $555.
Pa,y only $5.j() wee.kly.
Out of town credit ~el·
come. HUB ruRNITl.lttF.
, 1724 Newport, Costa Mt!P
641HlilJ.
GOUlD MUSIC CO.
GRANDS
' SchumaM 5'
5'8 Knabe
New 5'1 Knaby
ORGANS
WAS NOW
$99& $ '1915
l,895 l,6!ll
2,695 2,1!15
Coon Mmut't 1,!'ISO l.~
CoM Capnce 1,220 !145
Used Lowrey 1,395 5ll5
Rent/Option to Buy
1801 Newport, CM 646-1671
------
Organs 1135
HAMMOND 1 n CORONA
DEL MAR Offera 300 tine
organs & pianos B~
DEALS' BEST SERVICE!
2854 E Coast HJwa,y -
OR 3-8930.
RMfio 1200
RARE S X 88 comm. rec'vr.
cost $500, sac S240, Valiant
X'mtr $200, crank -up
tower sa>. 2 M traru'VT
G C l(X') S150, also test
f'QUIP etc '.!992 Andros St.
CM.
Televlston
. TRADE IN SAlf
NEW NOW
21" Philco slimline $349 $67
24" Hottman 300 :l8
21" Hoffman 2-49 27
24" Conlol• 350 99
44.5 E. 11th St. I Costa MC1>1
tlantic
• 111USIC
WE RENT
N'ew, ne&rly new, "built
TVa, color TYa. pbonoe,
wubeni, dryers, lronera.
re.trp, 1tov19. tt.nt 1.lt,
buy l&ur, u you wtaA.
No Depo.tt/No Contrac:U
Frw Servla. It De1tve11
4l Yn. Appl Re.llabUlty
Jessee's Kl 3-8348
1013 S. Maln St. Santa Ana
CURVED tront Credenza by H' Fi r .. , I Sloan's of Beverly HUia. I I .Me
Antique dN?p toned, pump CLOSE OUTS
Ori;:Nl W I ne<'dll' point rov. •
rll8( iron stool. Tan leelher-WAS NOW
rite Riviera type sleeper '64 PHll.CO TV1
rh\a n. Sun It Mon only. l!I" Portables
447 Cabrillo. CM C21 $219.95 $149.!lS
~1APLE dinelle, h-ut-ch-. -dr-sk-. 73" ConMllta
rha1rs. pr. trundlt beds. late Walnut UHF $419-95 $249.~
model GE waAA<-r. pr. bar Maple.' UHF $346.95 $199.~
stools 32" high. o\·al braid-Walnut $298.88 $179.95
rd rug, pr. Hollywood beds. Firestone Store
pr. blond chests, and living 475 E. 11 St. CM -.2444 room tum. MI 2..STTO.
BUm< -beds. Walnut !huh,
Jnnenprg-matt. Xlnt-cond'
$60. 675-JilJ
Office Furniture I010 -------J -WALNUT Ande raon
drsks. Jlxf!O, $50 • el('b.
6'75-S464. 548-0416
BARGAINS trtlaht darruized
ollict tum. Aetna Ouk.
1424 N. Harper, SA 531-1370
Otta Equl,,.,.nt I01 I
L ELECTRIC TYPE·
with wide car-
Sl~. 646·4260 1fter
PM
IBM • Exec/ Perl -ooodl
$4l». Victor Add 'i MI ch •
Ottt.r! OR 3-oo31
~ppll1nc.s ___ l100
OOLDSPOT REFRJG E: GOOD roND' ~~ &tUUJ 1110
'
. FREE TO YOU
Bf>audlul black lab puppy.
4 months. Ftmale. Mixed
with coUle. To tamllles with
children and large yard
only. 721~ Wedo Drive.
Costa Mesa. ~14
EXTRA large, very lovable
male tiger cat alao Aid
point SiameS(' female kit-
ten It Slam!'&' Persian
malP kitten. Kl f>.94.113 or
7W H480. S-18
G()ING on vacation. need
f01ter home fOf' expectant
mother cata. will pick up
motben and belp {llace
kitten.I when weaned.
Kl 6-9483 S-16
LONG haired femak tictr
kittftl a1lo ~. &J"eY and
white t,g.,. klu.en.
Kl 6·9483 or TW 7·~
a.11
.
I '
IAIY FURNITURE Make otter " Must adl, O\rome trailer bitch, mounts
642-o898 to frame, never uMd $'20.etl
2z-· --SO-UTH--COASI' fully 2115 Mendoza, C.M. Apt. B. ---Autoe W1m.d 9700
• Credit Probltm1?
• New in the StatP!
• In Military Service!
• Wanl a Good Car•
(.'on\'r111hle Full IJOWPr, air
coodtllt>nlll&. OKM 4~.
ROllNS FORD
Bankruptcy Sale so• t oll
Qle9t ol drawers. crib, hot
platN, ..Wy leed111g ta·
blea, dak, • other 1Lems.
May be .een at ml Sea· at19re Dr, Apt B, Npt Bcb
* A TTINTION * .,, Boat ownera a builders
tt' Surfboard Shops
f'Qulp Xlnt cond SJ,200
12131 661-1141, 35.H!Q Trucks 9500 W ~I rts
eve. • mpOI CHEVY ~ ton, Pieewde Top ll1n
21' LONG. wide beam Cnr-lanr bed, owrload.'I, new 6 ALL MAKE.5 ' MODE13 zon, fast Inboard hull, ply recaps, tool boxtt, ma·
sbipped ready to res1.. jor tune-up, clean. ~2'32 Dea11 Lewi$ sm. 6*-7669 CHEVY Dump. is tt. Bed, Im_....
Bankrupt or have had a re-
posaession. I can help you
in moat casea! Call Kenny
J()l\eB, 642-4733. I can clear
your cred1l by pboM. Ovi:r
12 yrs exp helpine olhPra
Dir.
2054 Harbor Blvd.
646-1644 c~
MERCURY
62 MERCURY Statioo Wagon
Fully equipped, Air cond
$1895.
196:? PONTIAC Grand Pllx
sports coope, fully equipped
'with all utru including fuU
power. bucket seats etc
On~ OWMT, shows fillf'at ol
care. OtrrSTANDING VAL-
UE. Wu $1995 Spec:lll
$1795
• ROY CARVER •
PONTIAC
.,, Muonry Contractors
Thor Electric Heavy Duty
14' G~ Runabout Sl95 or double bolat x.tnt condition. 1988 Harbor~ ';;°g:m CM
trade for anything: De.ys ~. ~IM
Hand Grinder, Sander &
Bufrtt . 4~ r p.m. $60.
m-:649.
*AUCTION*
542--4421/Eves 67Hi746
KAYAK. w/ PADDLE '* Ex~llent Condition *
S93 50 646-39CM
W RUNABOtrr 5475
_, '5.2 CHEV PICKUP
Make Off9rl 67,...113
9520
U you wW aeU or buy
S1V• Windy & try.
~HP JOHNSON r '12 lN'rL METRO
Auction Friday '1 p.ru.
2076 ~ Newport Ml 8-868&
646·27'26 TRUCK ,._ Cu , Elec.
_A_A_F-IBERGLASSING R.efril. StO¥e. 536-4940.
Windy's Auction Bun
WILL BUY
BOATS-CARS-PLANES I~~ A~ -HOO
642-.4216 ·---. ---
GOOD •
US£D F'URNITURE
le APPLIANCES
646-1631
~FOAM!
for .. Do It }'ourwlf•
upbolstenng -cut while you
wait 642-39TI
46'.! E. 17lh St. C.M.
21" 'IV Console. Q,est ol
drawf'ra. Snap -an, roU
around tool cabme1-Rua
a.'wnpooer, fioor pollabu
combo. TV lltettO combo.
720 V1ctona # E--4, CM.
Leaving St.ate -Deaperal('!
MUST seU immed. '&2 Fat·
con wag. '56 Buick 4 dr.
excel cond. J•' Nylox with
35 bp Johnaon A trlr. Make
oUer on each. 673·8172
ROY AL ELECTR.IC TYPE-
WRITER with wide car-
9010
ISLANDER 24 Aux., bet. alp
4. Wood buU. good cond,
mu11l sell this week $4500
Finan. avail. Owner
67>4950 eves.
'..'ti' "LUDERS 16" S bap
111111. nav. Utes, head, IUll
cover, & tent, plpe bertha
Uke New 67l-3507
rrAUX. CRUISrNC CAT.
NEW '64, all equip, 3 .wt
c1blna. S7'250, terms. trade
01 TO. 7H-Tl4-2963.
KlTE #'J8. Top condlt.)on.
National cha.mp. Extru.
5800. 673-599'2
LUDERS 16 SLOOP. ~'.
Excellent racirt.1 record.
Must tell. Owner 847-7907.
• K-38 SLOOP *
VERY GOOD CON'OITION
OR~
ri~ Sl95. 646-4260 after SNTP.,E 1964 Schock flber-
6:00 PM. glaas, like MW, w/trailer,
CUSTOM made champagne
twin bed spreads with bol-
sters S20. rw1n taffeta
floral print bed1pread.'I $20.
64&-4260 alter 6: 00.
673-1Sl6.
VARI -fu copy mactune.
lrgel s12e. R ltlOI old coet sm sell $190. 646-7669
MUST SACRIFICE, 1964 Power CrulMrs 9020
Kenmo~ trlgdan. like
new, lllO. Paid $27!>.00 535
Bernard St. COlttl Mesa.
Apt B.
COUOi w/ match'g chair.
Servel 2 • dr gas retrlg.
Spet>d • Queen au dryer,
642-2024. ..,,.,,
SURFBD 8'xJO'' w/ can1e.r
It 2" bola T band, 21"
Phlko 'IV, naug. hide-a-
bed. S3S ea 6'15-3689 from
l0-2 only
O'KEEFE le MER.Rfl'T
range: Maytlg' washer: an-
tique drum-top table. Mov·
inJ, must sacrln<.'C!'
5'16-!»99
ALMEIDA ANTIQUE.5 35~ N.
Ntwport Blvrl. N.B. Moving
20 to 35~ d1~nt on An·
tlq!M'S.
21" TV Pie. tube Sl6.9s. in-
stalled In home. Service
call S2.50. Set not removed.
531-4500.
WURLITZER Student piano,
$400. M~le $35. Olerry·
wood conrlole 24" TV $95.
~1490
8' DE WALT Radial Saw
5110 Very good 1hape.
Ml 6-4().17
SURFBO_A_RD_/-QUIGG-
9·9" XLNT • CONO!
$75. Call 673-5819
18' STARCR.An' cabin crula-
er. Joh.Mon 75 hp outboard,
new shoreline tilt tra.ner.
2 mont.ba old, le• thaD 25
houra on boat le enP.·
Excel. cond. must .ell tut.
$2995 or $400 A tu. over
peymenll-After i pm,
536-124.1.
* 36' ·so TSTB R.lcharmon.
like new. * -40' Santa Barban, M"N,
$36.500
Southwest M1rtne
Lt.: 9-4527 Ev' 213 Ul-9906
23· OWENS. excellent ab.as-,
In water now. Radlo, t11•
upholstery. VS enrlne 3500
RPM cn.iiaina apef'd, 2G
RPM. J('t! box and iliOYe·
SJOOO. 842-3968' alter g p.m.
~1· PEMBROKE 1964./ F1r
brld,e, Twtn-tcttWa. OUAJ-
controls. S.S/ 0-F I Elec
wtr-press. Refrl&. Sl~.
Laa than 70-hrl. lmmac-
cond ! SH .950. Ownr cu
arranie fine, 642-Ml.O
32' CHRIS • Craft/ S1119-i,
Head, Galley, S·S, Ball·
tank. Dlngl\7, F·B, ·Winch.
MANY Ext.ru! 716-1757 ·
Speed-Ski Bolts 9030
CAUFONE PA 1)'1trm witb * SKI IOAT *
tuur 12" speakers. Make 14' Havoc Ski Boat. cutt. m
offer. OR U685. terlor. 40 hp Mercury w/
electric 1t11r1. New Contto-
ental Tilt Trlr. SlS-lW. 2 GOLD naugahydl divans,
perfect cond. "9 both. WW
tell lep&l'•td)'. 847-4871.
CASH In 30 MINUTI~
tor l'l.am! Appl Ml-tMO
ENJOY SUMMER awn a
8ipeed boat at a re110nab\e
price. 40 hp Mere with tank.
14· Pi aPMdboat with trair
er $350. ~ alter T pm. ~~.--M-lO 14' STARUNER 3$ HP -
WANTED:. Uted Pin& pone
tablr. WlU "8Y up to ~.
149-4646.
--,.--,,-------~-0L0 OflfllCI SAlll
wanted. LI M6:14
MMhlnert. ltc. 1700 * 16" IAHDSAW * M&: MUT31
Evin. Xlnt • tend! M\llt
Sell! 646-3315.
Ml~!~-5'!1p._ tolS
MTNNEY'S lt\'Jp Ow\dlery
Yadlt I tip Suppl18.
t1 MARINE ANTIQUES
%137 W. Cout Hwy/ N.S.
t1 CALL: U 1-4112
lolt hntah
I
FDRARI
60 f"ERRARI. red "fll/ blk
llalhu. 8ectleT AM/rM,
d.lac braba, brand new
~ Blue Streak ti.ru.
Alt n:mnin1 sear perftet.
Concoun cond. Previous
lit place ahow car. Nnv
raced.. OR S-2490
FIAT
59 rt.AT. Needa tnnamla·
alon ~pair
548-2886 a.ft 6 pm.
MG
1959 MGA Hardtop Sports
cou119. Bu.uttful cond.ltlon
throu&)>OUt. all extras tnclud
Ing radio. bea~r. 4 speed,
w att wbffl1. etc. Local mD-
eait MW car tndt. Shows
outatandlnl ~. Wu ~
SPECW. n095 e ROY CAltVIR e
PONTIAC
1400 W. Cout Hwy U 8•,_
NEWPORT BEACH
'57 MCA/ Xlnl . cond! S85().
New tirel, paint & l.!Pho'·
R.lt.H overh3ul • en&/
U S-8414.
DRAITED '59 MGA red,
RAH. i'OOd cood $175. 210\t
Diamond, Bal. I.a. f73..ltM
MIRCEDES IEN%
Mercect ... a.n1
SaJ.e and SefVice
For Oranie Counl)t
JlM SLEMONS Imports
120 W. Warner
Santa Ana S4Mll4
VOLKSWAGEN
21 WINDOWS
FOR $2725
If llld MW l/W suti. Wl90fl
dtltw. CMck ht,,... l.s llrtl!Or-
11" tt ttll tNt maray wfl'ldows.
of coww lllf rut of Ult sta-
Utll WllfOll 90fS wftfl tJltm. Sum,,..,...s ctfll1119t
Wiil luy
WANTED sood 193:> to 37
O\ds, Buick. Ford, or <llev
4 dr x.lot shape 6t2-59C17
JUNK cara wantel Nf'W
yard startina. T°'1 $$
paid. Ml-mt Hf~
CharlH (Chuck) 1\ll•"·
Five Star Oldamobllt Va"·
ouard •• t .. man. 1nv1t .. all
of hll old fr1e"d1 I" to ••
him at U"lvet"llty Old~
bil• wher-e he ha' NOtntly
joined the Salu Depart·
ment. After aeveral yura
with Oldamoblle In lanta
Ana, Chuok fMta that th•
modern Mrvk:. faolllty wlll
anabl• h im to tn.:reaae hi•
er.wing llat of Ollltmobllt
own•"' Cllwck ean '9 oon-
ucttd at Uratvareit y Olde·
mtblla, 2150 Harbor a lvd.,
Cffta M .... &4t-S580
JAY Henke. fonperlr u·
toc:l&ttd with Olchiobl\e In
Santa Ana bas recently
been appointed salea mana-
rer at Unlnralty OldA-
mobUe'a 1parklin1t ne• fa-
dllty In ai.ta Meu.. He
would like to in vi tt all Of
bla tritnda down to Inspect
the e~stve sales aer-
~ accommodatlom at
UnlYttWtty Oldsmobile 2850
Harbor Blvd Costa Me1a
~.
9900
WHY NOT LEASE?
aJ1.7 make used cart
EXAMPLES:
'57 FORD • • .. .. $17 mo.
'57 Pootiac •.•• S19 mo.
'57 CHEV WAG $23 mo.
'58 FORD ...... S28 mo.
'57 CAD ........ S2S mo.
'56 FORD PU •. 128 mo.
'S9 1'1ERC WAC $33 mo.
'65 SUNBEAM •. $11 mo.
CALL OR STOP IN
HUNTINGTON HOND ••
lM32 Beach 8Jyd.
ffUllllnpln 8"dt 53M518
DRACMAS'l'ER '23 -T
w 1 l9Z5 c:huUt/ AM ntw
dlaa.-mw.d/ m1 • • r
Pl~d•· MWIOt
'14 SPRINT 4 • SPO.
RADIO/ LOft' -¥.J. u S-lGl
'64 CHEVROLET AWN MOTOR CO.
$229 5 Oldsrnobll..C:Mflllac
. llj() So Coast Hiwa.y
HOO W Coast Hwy. LI 8 'WIS
NFWPORT BEACil
'65 CATALINA, '.! dr, air
cdnd. Hydro PS, PB,
WSV.'. R&H, 5(XK) mt, pV\
Mahbu station .-qon. Radio, LACUNA BEACH
bealt'r, automatic, ,ower HY 4'-IOS4 Kl 7,31n,1
steering a.nd brakn. 10xiil8. -----
Real lharp. ;,:, MERC 'l · dr hdtp New
party
ROllNS FORD recap llrel, mech At. &ood trlJllpOr. car. For nle or '56 PONT/ Like new! 32.<nl
m1. New nurt blk-iot. $.\.1()
or be$l offer! 646-2149 alt 2054 Harbor Blvd.
646-1644 CM
64 CHEVROLET Super Sport
Coupe, Jo'ully equipped. lac-
tory &Jr. warranteed. $ZIJS
AWll MOTOR CO.
Olckmebii.(adillac
USO So Oiut lllway
LACUNA BEAOI
HY '-lOl4 Kl 7-3103
'60 Chevrolet--
Bi.acayne 2 dr V•8, bag enginf'
4 ~ pollit. R/H. A mu
aoer-
G & M Motor Co.
1501 Newport Blvd.
C06ta Mesa 642-«!02
SO CHEVROLET, ~I Air, 2
door, blut with • bJte top.
air cond. big en,i.lne. MAkt
otter. 673-ld evenlnp or
wknds-
TOP cond--. -66-SS-~--e-ll-e,
trade. 546-4197.
'59'-MERC Sta·wag ~pass "t,
~· ~~1"":~ ~ '6.1GRAst>PRIX. tun
.MERr.URY
61 COLO~Y PARK we~
Pwr & air. low miles.
S1•195. :H8-2936 all 6· 30
--·54 MERCURY
Good condltJOn U j/)
~6-1286 ---MUSTANG
'65 MUSTANG--
LQlllll' mileatl' like new auU>.
R/H pv.r str, brkii $6!169
dellvera. $71 50 mo 9J.landlt's
contr-.tct bnl. 0 .A.C. Tr •de
ok. Call Geof'le Wheeler,
Dir.~
6S MUSTAN_C_l_la_rd_t_op-, aulo.
V8 eng, + extras ~
miles Moving. must i.eil.
S1500 or best olr $<144358
powrr. factory air. ~\.
-rood. Pvt ply. ~-11861
RAMBLER
'60 RAMBLER
2 dr, aulo, R/H, Pwr 1tr.
$21 62 d~Uvera. $21.64 1110.
handles contract baJ. O.A C
Trude OK. Call Georg~
Whreler Dir. 54G--0394
T-BIRD
'64 T-BIRD hardtop sporta
cuupr LIKE NEW COl'l-
DITIO:"J TiiRU Olrr. Load·
.cl •nlh every t'ittra Incl.
lull l>O" er, factory air,
ptl'mlum tarn rte. One ow-
l'l<'r, new car trade "Ex~
tlun111 YJ\IU.". .Vu $3'1915
Spec'lal S.'l-195
bucket teats, big eng, lm;> ---------
air. Alao '&3 rMP VI. new OLDSMOBILE
e ROY CARVER e
PONTIAC
tlret. MUlt aell 1. See at
1595 NlJt Blvd. SU-1920
'40 Chn P.u. 401 c L. Cad
4 spd. bydro, sell for Jj(11,
or trade for Jeep. 318 W.
Bay A.ak for RicJc.
'SS NOMAD-327-Fl, me<'h
xlnt, muat ~u. Before 5:00
n7 Shalimar ICMI alt
5:00 Npt. Mrl<1. Bllsl<et
'65 MAUBU fi<XK>-M~
WSW/R&H/P-G. $2450.
642-4524 EV~.
'57 OiEV Belair .. • wag
R • H. Xlnt! J>yt..pty. $395.
1961 Hart>or Blvd/ 646-03.~
65' OLDS 9', %-<Ir Holiday
brd top sports roup.-. 7
mrbs old, 11.000 m1 <"Om·
pltte w-tac air. full pwr.
1400 W Coast Hwy. U 1-38
NEWPORT BEAni
TriMPEST
dual 90 llrt'S, othr e>.lraa. TE\IPEST 1963 4 cyl. u~
n•tarln& need only l car I rood. i;lick stuff, UH, l
842· 26l7. d r. $1125. 673-.5642-
9800 New Cara 9100
CORRECTION
'SS OlEVY 6, auck. Good I
cond. Low milea. S350 moo
recent work. 642·5606 Un~versity Oldsmobile '62 CHEV. a.1 Air 4-0r.
~91.91
CORVAIR
( '6'2 MONZA S85(). r 3 -SPD PVT • PrY.
847-e46 After S P M.
CORVE'm
COR Vl.-rrE '65 Stingray
Conv Hdtop. yellow l>l1ck,
-4 apd, UK> hp. POlt·tr. AM /
FM ~100 ml, pvt/ply. Must ser S3795. rn-5011
64 STING RAY. Military
!>W'Mr tranalttred 0'11eu.
494-3677 art s..
SHA• '61 CORVETTE
$2100. U 8-3l96 Aft, 6 p.m.
DODGE
'64 OOOGE--
4 dr aedan. LIQ new. low
milts. $SUI!! dPlievra ~Ul
mo handles contrart btll
O.A.C. Trade OK Cdll
Georat Whffler. Dir ..
S4G-0394 '* '61 PHOENIX/ For Im-
m.cl -sale ~· Blk w
red Int. PS -B/ Gd -tires!
548-J666.
DODGE Coronet 4·Dr. New
tiM. Res -June '60 A·l
hpe! $395. 548-0317
lH9 DODGE 4 door. Good
work car, SlOO. LI t-2160
FALCON
'64 FALCON 2 door, 1tkk.
RAH. Excel. rond $lriG.
M?-ll8'
FOID
..
31 Moa. 166 ... w ith N.O P O.A.C. Loaded w It II
the .. utrii1. Automatic traoa., glut proof mirror,
power brakea, power steerl.,g, w1nd1hletd wattt.r,
2 apeed wiper, white wall t1re1, out11de mirror, d.,_
luxe front aieat belts. delu•e 1teer1ng wheel, b~lc
up llghti. deluxe radio, wheel di.ca, tinted gt ...
all a round.
1965 Olds 2dr. Holiday Cpe.
$
FULL PRICE
....
The pnce on the ttbove c.or wo !. inodvert-
ently odverfo~d os $2199 on Fridoy and
Soturdoy. AuQu.!.t 11 & 14 The obove
price ond descr1pt1on is correct.
UNIVERs1n .
OLDSMOBiLE
2850 HARBOR BL VD.
COST A MESA 546-5550
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D ARY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Tragic Mass · Insanity
Los Angeles is living through Its darkest hour. a
q,vil insurrecttOJlJA.hieh a~ady ranks among the worst
in lh• nation's b.lstor•. And now the evil has spread to
the heart of nearby Lon1; Beach and to otner cities.
A minor incident -arrest of a Negro drunk driver
who has pleaded guilty -set off a chai.n reaction which
has girdled the globe. Anarchy has laid waste a huge
section of South Los Angeles. cost many lives. hundreds
of casualties and brought ruin to Negro and white em·
ployers alike. And it has provided a field day for fa lse
accu:iations by Communist propa~ndists around the
world. '
Behind this manor incident there was a witches'
b1 cw in 11 simmering cauldron The minor incident s1m·
ply raused the complex 60<.'1olog1cal facto~s making up
this brew to boil over and Sl'alci a whole city, stat e and
nmoq. No inventory of in~reclient.s <.'an be complete. but
these were major among them·
-In the Watts area. 34 per cent of the adults are
unemployed and 60 pt>r cent of the population is on
6ome fo rm of welfare au1
-Blind hatred of all while~. and especially white
police, generated by the Black Muslims and other ex·
tremist elements in the Negro community.
-A large criminal element, partly a product of
poverty and unemployment. partly just plain followers
of cnminatity as a way of life.
-Lack of any real leadership by the majority of law·
abiding residents of the Negro community.
-An inClux of Ne~roes from the 11ep South. who
knew nothing of the difference between the public at-
titudes of discrimination in their home areas and the
long record of racial tolerance m California. The sight of
police legitimately enforcing the law was to them only a
continuation of the bigotry and brutality they had known
where thev came from.
port with the Negro and other ethnic and cultural itoups
wtthi~ . ----,._.,or-__ __.,_
-Failure of le(J una cm rtghu workers. bo
black and white, to "sell" the truth to Los Angeles
Negroes generally that lawle11nesa -including murder,
looting and senseless destruction of property -can only
do incalculable harm to their own cause.
-A hot spell adding physical discomfort to a gen·
era! feeling of frustration and animosity experienced by
most Negroes in a poor section of a big city.
These and other factors we.ot into the poisonous
concoction which still, today, iB bringing terror to I~
good citizens of all races in a great city and 11! environs,
with threats even to Orange County.
Thanks to heroism by police, firemen and the Na·
tional Guard, law and order have begun to regain the
upper band, despite the snipers and such Clare-ups as the
ones in Pasadena and. Sunday evening. in Long Beach
and San Bernardino.
The healing process will be a tong one, after order
is restored. Hatred, the most poisonous of all negative
human emotions, will not quicklv be replaced by the
spirit of love and human brotherhood. But a beginning
wiU have to be made in that direction.
The first corrective move is now well under way -
the routing out and isolating of the outright criminal
element which got the upper hand in the vicious insur·
rec lion.
The next move should come from the badly-damaged
Negro community itself. Enlightened self-interest should
quickly lead the more intelligent members of that com-
munity to the conclusion that there must be strong lead-
ership of the kind that can prevent any.such violent ex-
plosion as has occurred these past several days. ...
,,. . -Faiiure of, the white community in Los Angeles.
including the police. to do all that could have been done
to establish communications. understanding and rap-
In the meantime, public gratitude is due the much
maligned and-harassed enforcers of the law. the police,
and the protectors of property (and jobs), the firemen.
as well as the National Guard. They are still risking their
lives in an effort to save a community from self-destruc-
tion. They are owed a debt which can never be paid.
-:-.!\ PLANET IHRC.'E -QUAA."TER.S CDVE Rtt> W lT+-\
WA\c ~ C..OUL.l:>N'\ POSS IB L. '< SUf>f>ORT LIFE.-¥
Ralph lfl~ill
Salute to the Pros
Tbe F I r s t Cavalry Di·
vi&lon I mobile with helicop-
ter& rather than horses). its
colon hardly home fl'Om
long years of war and for·
elgn duty, ts en route to
Vietnam.
Once again this country l!i
ttmJnded of Its profusion·
al Arm7. Marine Corps. and
Navy with all their specia·
lt&ed un1u and for~s In
times of peacti and prosper·
tty, it la our habit not to for·
get, but to put these forces
in the back of the mind.
IN THE DAYS of Queen
VI~ when the red-coat·
ed BrtUsb "Tommy" was
flgbtini In many colonial
areu, Rudyard K I p I i n g
wrote a bitter poem. The
theme of It was that tM
profesaional s o I d I e r was
lightly regarded until dan·
ger came. But "Tommy" is
a hero and " ... ~'Savior of
'ls country' when the guns
begin to shoot.·•
It was, somewhat sur-
prisingly, A. E. Housman,
who wro~ perhaps the most
moving tribute to the pro-
fessional military man It is
a brief poem
"These. in the day when
heaven wa s falling,
The hour when earU1 ·s
foundationi fled ,
followed their mercenary
calling
And took their wages and
ate dead.
"T~ir shoulders held the
r;ky cuspended;
They stood. and earth's
foundations stay.
\\' h a t God abandoned.
tht·M· defended
And saved the sum of
lhlllgs for pay."
IT IS THE subs! ance of
this poem that sustains us
now, tn a time when the sum
of things must be saved.
\lc> are slow lo learn The
R<'serves. especially t h e
· Ready Rest'rvcs ... and the
National Guardi-are our re-
serve strength. But they do
not fit loo well into the
scheme of today's wars.
Most of these troops are
married with families, jobs
and debts, or are youngsters
still try1ng to get through
school. There is understand·
able reluctance to call up
reserves or the guard units
un til. and unless. the na -
tion's sec41ity is critically
at Jssue -as it was after
Japan alruck at Pearl Har-
bor, for example.
WE ARE AT a Ume when
conventional g-round forces In Africa and ln L a t l n
require augmenting and new · America . .Th• Rusalana may
training. It is not only the join, though as of this writ·
milJtary mind that resists Ing they do not seem to eri-
chaoge -the public mind courage other "wars." But
is equaJly slow. It seemed. the Chines~ do. H, for ex·
for example. preposterous ample. any one or two of the
that w h e n the year UM5 Latin coun'1ies that have
ended with the vast armies for monUu, even Y.e a rs,
and navies of Germany and been close to a breakdown
Japan defeattd, we were Of government should pre·
even then conf(onted with sent a new, deliberately
the neceaalty to begin train· created crlsls Of beml.spber·
ing for the gpeclallzed wars le security. we would be
that soon would be teiiting hard pressed to send troops
us. But It was lime. trained and ready.
VIETNAM already has
drained off much of our dl.m·
hushed regular m i I I t a r y
strength. The.re. is valid rea-
son to believe that China
will seek to create disorder
By JOY MILLER ,._,,...,
SCARSDALE. N. Y.
Aida Gardner could tell the
new !iecrelary or Health,
Education and Welfare a
rew things -and probably
w11l. in a g1mlle. wifely way
that only means she's in-
tere11ted in his work.
Although the newest mem·
her of President John son's
Cabinet. Joh n Gardner. has
done quite well for himself
in education. and there's
no doubt but that his health
and welfare have !> e e n
looked after most efficient·
ly by the pretty head or his
own Kitchen Cabinet.
Mrs. Gardner's domestic
policy is uncluttered
Meanwhile, U.S. forces in
Vietnam will fight and train.
Problems of terrain and tac-
tics there differ, even, from
those learned by the harsh
experlencea of Korea.
and simple food," she says.
"I don 't believe a wife
should devote herself en·
llrely to her husband. but
his interests should c o m e
first "
One of the most attrar-
live recent additions to top
echelon Washington, M r s.
Gardner is small, slim .
chic, with sail and pepper
hair. brown eyes in a youth·
ful face. a gracious man·
ner that's made even more
ladylike by a soft Spanish·
inflected voice.
Born Alda Marroquin m
Gua temala. she met Gard·
ner while she was visiting
a sister in Palo Alto. Calif.,
and he was an Wldergrad·
uate at Stanford University.
"I KEEP MY family "THEN I LEFT for two
trim. I reed them healthy , year~. We corresponded
and when 1 came back we
were married."
l.>ear George.
Do you get anything from
the netW()rk comedians and
m.c.'s who swipe your ma-
terial a I m o s t word for
word?
That was in 1934. f'or the
next few years they lived m
c·ollege towns while he got
de2rees and taught psycho-
logy.
Dear H.H.:
I get the sound of joyous
laughter and the setisfac·
tion th<.: I have helpe'4 to
sp~ad m1rth an1 -give
me an ulcer pill and call
my lawyers. Myrt -hapfty
sunshine.
By the time World War II
got under way and Gardner
went into the Marines and
later the Office ol Strategic
H.H. Services, they were parent.
of two daughters. The lirla
now att both married. Fran·
cesca Uving In Galifornla,
Stephanie In New York.
For almost 20 yean t b e
GardDera have Uved ln
Scartdale. N.Y. -f r om
which be baa C()mmut~ to
hit Carnelie Corp. office in
New York C!ty.
Dear Gloom y Gus:
'
HER R\JSBAND may be
her favorite aubjed but her
approach ls oompi.tely non-
stlcky. For Instance: "He
is a very n1ce penon. He
always worts hard. but he
always bu tlme for enjoJ-
lna hil familJ... Sbe Mell
with a wink: "He'd ~rl"
.....
Did you bear about the TV producer
wbo, when his .erles wu dropped. got
410 mad that in the final episode be had
the clean-<Ut, clean·Uvtns clean-think·
Ing hero get arTelted for amoting pot
wb.Ue embeDl.ing fUcb to pay for hia
glrlfrtend'1 Wepl operation? Jt was a
~ma.sh. The ser1e~ wa restored.
-R W.
• '"" ....... f'IMlecft ~ -· .. ___ .., ...... ... __ ............................... ,...,
Ont tMnc •ht ~
17 admlnl about him : "He
• alwaya 1• up to haPPJ.
He work.a late and sets up
evi1 and it ple.uant. Now
me, I would Jutt •• IOOll not
talk very much mt.11 at\·
er coa ... "
f--------i Gues t Editorial
I ~t Hoppe The Limits of Power
Re99•11 Meeu Rb M•tt!la
Q -You are Mr. Gaspar
G. Gladsome. managing
director of the Central
Holl ywood Casting Cor·
poratlon ~
A -Yes. that's right. We
supply any Rlnd or an ac-
tor you want for an7 klnd
of a role you've got -
from doe catcher all the
way up to eovernor.
Q -You mean political
rolea!
A -Right. Oh. we sUll get
acme calls from tbt mov·
ie1 or tee-vee. but mostly
now it's from some polit·
ical factl~ needing a can·
didate. Georee started the
trend.
Q -G«>r1e!
A -Georp Murphy. You
remember bJm. Used to
be Shirley TempJe's fath·
er on lhe late; late show.
Now he'1 a U.S. Senator
from ~omia. S u r e
caused a 1tlr in Holly·
wood. And now with R<*·
nle looklna ,ooa ..
Q -Ronnie! -
-Ronald Reagon. Y o u
know. the right wing's
running ttlm for governor
or California and the n ·
perts are giving llim a
very good chance of CGp-
plng It. He's a fine can-
didate. Of course, be can't
dan~ as.well as George.
but he's got an even nicer
smile.
Q -Sounds like a shoo-ln.
A -Well, he would be. rt
depends on whether the
voting pubUe Is willing to
rorgive and forget the one
tragic nwtake he made
early In his career.
Q -He accepted member·
ship in the Communist
Party?
A -No, much worse than
that. He accepted the title
role in "Brother Rat."
And If they start showin&
that on the late, late
show
Q -It could certainly ruln
his image.
A -Right. Of course. he
usually played the good
guy. You know the friend·
ly. true-blue. 100 . per·
cent American kid next
• MR.MUM
door who always got the
girl. Real gubernatorial (Editor'• Note: Following
material. It's been mighty la an excerpt f r om AdlaJ
tough finding a candidate St.tventon'1 laat article, fin·
who had a chance of stop-lsbed ju1t btfore b I a an·
ping him . timely death. It appeart tn
Q -You've been working full In Look Ma,uiDe for
on it? Au,uat %4.)
A -Right. But '1fho're you
going to run? Bull Rath· • By ADLAI STEVENSON
bone? •Too thin. Cesar Would we now ke!p the Romero? Too suave. Cary peace by leaving the levers
Grant! Too aophiltkated. of power largel; in the
Q -What about Senator hands of vast imperial sys·
Kuchel? terns whose ideological aim
A -Kuchel? What's his is to dor.1inate th,, world ?
credlta? You can't stop And at what point should
Ronnie with some bit we cry "halt" -an<.. prob:
player. You need a can· ably confront a nuclear hol·
didate who'• made a ocaust?
name for hlmseU with the 0 u r isolationism was al-
public. ways too naJve about pow·
Q -It looka bopeleu. er and about the preten·
A -That's what we aa.ld sioos o: power. We mUJl
at Central Cuti11g. We not make that mistake
not only need a name ac-again.
tor, we aald, but one who'a
always been a hero ln lbe
public's eyea.
Q -John Wayne!
A -Too tough. No, for the
governorsbtp you need a
gentler hero, one the pub-
lic clll ldentlfy with. one
"'bo rescues drowning ba·
bles, Ogbu forest fires
and loves little children.
Q -That's important for
a governor.
A -Right. And to beat
Ronnie. you need a can·
d.lda~ with equally per-
fect teeth and that wavy
hir tbe ladles want to
nm their Ongen through.
You Deed a undidate who
bu u even nobler ex·
pruaion. one who
Q -Ya, but that's impos-
sible.
A -Hah ! I'm proud to say
that after a long seareh
we at Central Casting
'have at Lut come up with
the one candidate who can beat Ronnie. Would
you like to shale band•
with the next governor ol
Ca.Jtfomla?
Q -It -.ould be. an honor.
A -li'lne. Here, Lanie!
Here. Lassie! Good girl.
Hofd up your paw. '
HAPPILY. most of UI rec-
ognize that • real with·
drawal from the affalra of
the world is lmpos:;ible. We
k.Wed isolatlonls'l at Los
Alamos; for oureelves. and
for everyone eue. Our plan-
etary society is now cne,
even If only in the unity of
potential destruction. We
cannot get off and float out-
side Ws partkutar space·
sh;.p. We and the human
race are going to survive
-or net. -to~ther.
But if we can't withdraw.
we equally must not make
the opposite mistake. We
have among us advocates of
much stronger action. For
them. it i.. the idealism of
America that is at fault.
Ge: tht allies back into line.
C<>nfront Ruuia with Ber-
lin an<! East ~ermany.
Bomb China's nuclear ca·
paclty before it increases.
Teach ev-.ryone they can't
puah us around.
THIS WON'T work eith-
er. What power have we to
coerce our friends in Eu·
rope? What as(urance have
we that direct a c t I o n
agalnit either Communist
giant will not unleash t.be
nuclear nr from which we
would suffer a1 much 11
they?
In brief, U toUJ Isolation·
ltm. ls no answer, the U ·
treme owosite is no amwer
etther. in fact. the clear,
ttQtct, detlnable, mearur·
r ble amwen are all ruled
out. ln lh1I new twUll.Cht of
J19WeT, tber. .. llO quick
petb to a\ con...m.nt tllbt· twttc'1. \,
· What, thew, can w. dot
Whal are the optJona? I
want to euudt that the ...
treme1 sre not exbauttlve.
In betwee11. less excltin&,
perbapt, are other rout.ea
and RM:lthods that recophie
the Umltt of pe>wer. but al-
low for our lrt1dttional lilkal·
lam. But tbey an aD ~
that dlmud a btCb _...
ol teaulDI partnentdD. cl( ,..._a -lit the fti-1.
de.Dr• wmll -"tt reuoa totrttber."
ti-OW 00 ft apply ltl1I
""" of pertnerlhtp • n d cooperaUoD to U. dllem•
mu of our tlmlt
Jn t'1rope. w mut be ..
ready to help defend against
any renewed Soviet pres·
sure westward. Equally. we
t)...,e to remove the griev-
ance of a divided Germany.
whicb obstructs genuine
peac~ in Central Europe.
But our best hope or re·
unifying Germany peace-
fully Is with Russian good-
will. I do not believe a di·
vlded, splintered, nationaJ.
Isl Europe, cut o f f from
America, can accomplish
th.ls complicated balance.
Either Its div1B1ons will en-
feeble it militarily. or re-
surgence Of German na-
tionalism will postpone pos·
aible reconciliation with the
Eaat.
OUR BEST policy is, I
think, to keep our defense
commitment to Europe un-
equivocal and to explore au
reasonable ways :>f trans·
/erring greater responsibil·
ity to our alUes -by joint
plann!.ng, by joint purcjias·
ing. by joint burden ah.ar·
ing . by our readiness to con·
sider any pattern of cooper·
ation the Europeans care to
suggest
But. at the same lime, Jet
us seek au possible ways,
together wit~ our European
aJlles. to increue peaceful
and profitable cootacu with
Eastern Europe and the So-
viet Union. There were
small signs not long ago Of
a modest thaw in the dead
winter of the old cold war.
We should be ready for a.l1
such signs -in trade, in
scientific research, in cul-
tural exchanges, in tour·
ism. in anything, in abort,
that opens the two syatemJ
to each other and' aublti·
tutea knowledge and realJty
for myths and fears. Only
r~ntly, President Johnaot1
said directly to the Soviet
people. "There i.s no Ame,..
lean Interest in conlllct with
the S o v 1 e t people any-
where."
Allen-Scott r l T f Metabl~ lor Prenee
By ROBERT S. ALLEN
and PAUL scorr
Mell IY~ Ille.
President Johnson and his
miUtary and civilian advis·
ers have a 11&-day time-
table to bring North Viet·
nam to the conference
chamber.
Th.ls ls the one single irn·
porta.nt piece of information
unveiled during those two
daya of elaborately fanfar-
ed White House briefings for
members of Congress on
the Vietnam conflict.
That's all that ca• be re-
porteJ about thill intriguing
Item. Noth.ing more was
said about it.
rr WAS passingly men·
tioned In the coune of r 15-
minute otberwiae general
statemt!l'll by Secy. ~ u s k
about SoQtbeut Asia. Be·
yond a Oeeting reference to
a 1J6.day timetable k bring
about VMtnam peace ne-
16Uona. he nld nothing
more regardln1 it.
Curiously. later no ques.·
Uont were aake.i. None of
the .. IU'latora P'l"\)ed lhe
matter l'\Jrther. I\ waa left duttma In the air -unu·
pl'alMd and u.nampttfled.
lANer d11clolure1. elloAt·
ed -c: h I t f1 y by qtaati~.
w-.:
NATIONALIST Chinese
troops will not be used te
fight the Viet Cong. Prest·
dent Johnson brusque!) cut
off questions on that, aay·
mg. "That can't be done.
There are good reasons
against It."
-UN Secy. G e 9 er al U
Thant is reluctant to plac.
the Vietnam problem before
the Securit.f Council bf.
cause, "Thia would emba.r-
rau •he six non-permanent
members.'' Ambatndor Ar·
thur Goldberg revealed this.
-Defense Secy. McNam-
ara strongly lnUmated the
Army had given "erroae-
oos information" to~ Sen-
ate ?reparedness 5'.tbcom•
m1ttee about serious •e.t·
pons and equipment ahort·
ag~s. Laat week Sen. John
!itennls, O.Mlaa., cb.alrman.
annoonced the oornm1Uee
s t a f f had 1ubmiu.d a r-..
p o r t ctiarllni nu.mwou. •ho.rtaaea. McNamara .Dat.·
ly den.led that.
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