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voe. 61, NO. 110, l SECTIONS, 42 PAGES NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 TEN CENTS
Mesa MayOr ·Sees AccOrd. on Newport FreeWay
BJ TOM 1TnJS • ... .._ ........
u Cotta Mu& and N_ewport 8-cb
can Jet eyt 19 eye on the last lmk of
Newport" Freewa,, redevelapment of
Costa Mua'_a,,1~wntwm •ea will
become a ~J.W.Y.
This WU tbe WGl'd today from Colla
Meu ~ A. L. Pinkley, who told members of me Do w n t o w n
Buatnes1111en's AslOCiatic>n of Costa
Meea tbat ladl an acreement -once
~t out of the queatron -may not·
be tar off.
·•we now have more chance of
redeftioping bQtb cities to the beDefit Of both, 0 P1niley declared "But we
must solve the freeway problem
befm-e ao.y ·work cen be done
downtoW1l.''
To tbis end, the mayoT noted, deb
city hae chosen two councilmen and a
planniog commissioner to w o r k
together on the Newport Freeway link ..
and other joint problenu. 'lbese two
groups plaJt to hold their initial
meeting .$Otnetime this week.
Members oC the joint committee are
Councilmen Willard Jordan a ttd
Robert Wilson and Planning Com·
mission chairman Jack Hammett of
Costa Mesa and Councilmen Robert
Shelton and Lindsley Parsons and
veteran, planntt Ray Copelin of
Newport Beach.
··we've got a lot of exploring to do,"
Pinkley noted, ''but I'm extremely op-
Ornlstic of reaching a settlement. And
when the two cities make up their
mind on which route they. went, it's
almost a sure bet tohat the stMe will go
along with the decisiOn."
Pinkley emphasized that routing of
the Pacific Coast Freeway is oot an
issue in these talks -all four ~lte~te routes to the Green Lfue of
t.1e Newport Freeway accepted by tile
atai. 22 years ago fall west of. th.is
route, running generaUy a 1 on g
Superior Avenue to an interchange
with ttie future coas.tal freeway ill
Newport Beach.
Thusv Costa Mesa must .determine
which of the alternates will least
cUsnrpt the city, and all will do so to
some extent. Pinkley described the
choices tllls way:
-The Red (or Pink) Line. This is
the. most westerly of the routes and
the most cosily, at '50.7 million, lt
also takes out the -most living units,
518. whioh lowers it in priority to the
city.
-The Yellow Line. This is the sc·
cond most expensive at s,59 million. Jt
would eliminate the Costa Mesa City
Park, but leave the downtown area
mostly intact. •
-The Brown-Blue-Green Une. Thls
would run down the west side of
N e w p o r t Boluevard, taking out (S~ ACCORD, Pa1e !)
I Harassing Charged
ON A 'TlllP' -DI tt;1•, lbMla 11-. aftm' charging .t.rom leblnd fast Safmd8y'1 Ken-
tucky DerbJ. ran a "high,'' wide and handsome
nee -litenilly. Churddll Dtwm a11Jd1J1 way
said the colt was under influence of a stimulant drug.
ewport
By BRUCE BENSON
Of !lot Dally 'llel staff
Newport Beach police today began
investigating charges in a strongly
worded citizens' complaint t h a t
several officers are waging a harass-
n1ent campaign along the Ocean Front
n..iar Newport Pier.
The complaint was turned in Mon-
day at Ci ty Hall. It carries the
signatures of 28 residents of the 2200
block of West Ocean Front, near the
; .
Ha.noi Peace
Talks E1tvoy
'0 ptiniistic'
PARIS (.UPI) -Col. Han Van Lau.
N~ \'letnam's chief spokesman for
the preliminary Vietnam talks, flew in
Newport •Pier.
The residents noted in th eir petition
that theiJ· ranks include "a complete
\'ariety or regular working class peo·
pie." ;is well as several engineers and
designers. ln short, they say they are
not hi ppies.
The protestors allege·· that their
neighborhood "is constantly under
'surveillance by meter m a i d s .
motorcycle patrolmen, prowl cars and
plainclothes detectives."
omp
"They watch us like laboratory
animals with binoculars. They walk
right into our homes: they stop us on
the streets; and they harass us on our
porches."
The complaint was written by Mr.
and Mrs. Darrel Wright. of 22m1
Ocean .Front. Mrs. Wright, an · al·
tractive blonde housewife in her 20's,
said she collected the signatures with
(See COMPLAINTS, Page %)
/U.S. Troops Join
Battle · of Saigon
today from Hanoi aboard a Soviet
SAIGON (UPl)-U.S. combat forces
joined the battle of Saigon today and
killed an estimated ::!60 Viet Cong in a
savage battle in which scores of civil·
fans were killed or wounded in a
deadly crossfire. Other civilians died
when they were trampled in panicky
flight or cn1shed against a barbed
wire barricade.
as scores of men, women and chlJ.
dren fell in the fighting, many of them
cnught up in a torrent of human mis· ·
crv when 4,000 or the rC'fugees tried
to. crowd onto the '"Y" Bridge lead·
ing across the Saigon River into the
city pro~r. OCC to Study . .
·saddleback
Switeh Woes
Orange Coast College District very
soon is going to have to do something
about its Saddleback transfer student
headache.
The board of trustees will discuss
thjs nagging problem Wednesday
night. It will then baNe two weeks dur·
ing which to find a remedy.
On May 17, at least 200 atudents
seeking trwf« froi:n the Saddleback
Diltrlct are due to be registered. They
have been put ofl t.t lonJ under a de
facto policy of preierental registra·
tioo. Some 3,500 011>« student& will ·be
regi.lt.ered first.
The eventual answer for the board
may be a pol.icy ol preferential
regilblatioo, although college officials
will not openly admit it.
"We have gotten sudl a black hat
irnace. it becomes unfortunate to have
to make any statement." board p~si·
denf William Ke~r said.
The nearest he would come to men·
tionlng prefeJ'eJltial registration was,
"W• still have to come up wfth the
money. Our first obligation ia to our
tupayeTs and our distrlcl'' ~stee Worth keene and Supt.
Norman Watson at a .county echool
boll'd bearing last week also spoke of
a ftnt obligation to local students.
. KeMeth Mowrey, OCC dean. cl
records and admiaalons, aai'a today
that Saddle~ studeoCa were given
"the earliest opportunity . we have" to
register.
May 17 is at the end of three weeks
or registration, Mowrey said 3,~
other students Will be pr«esaed first.
Mat\lyn Spivey ot Tustin, wtlo bes
(See TRANSFERS, Pap S)
If
Ma yors to Speak
~ On Cooper ation
Just bow much coorieratioo should
there be betweeJl Newport Beacb ind
Cotta Mes1?
W.yor Doreen Manba1l of Newport
Beach and Costa ...... MQ0r A. L .
PIHley will present tbetr .-.i • bl-
ler<lty cooperation Wednetday, May
15, at a hmdleon meetinC of th
H.-bor Area CoordlnaUnc CouncD at
the White Horse lnn ln NA'J'Ol'l
Bteeh. ~J'I to Mrs. Andrew Kopn,
who will introduce the tpea.ltm, the
ma,an will aJ.ao np1lin ln what •11
I.be Har"bor Ana Coordinating Council
rn..y as1l1t Joc1t fe>\'tt'l'llMnt agencies.
Tbe meeUnc 11 opea to tbt public. • • •
Kentucky Derby Winner
Took Drug, DisqualUi'ed
transport plane and said he was
··very optimistic" about the outcome
of the di scussions which start Friday.
l,,au, a narrow shouldered man with
a military bearing, wore a dark grey
suit and a Light blue overcoat instead
of his usu al colonel's uniform. He
emerged from the Soviet Aeronot
Jlyushin 18 airlintr at Le Bourget
airfield and told a Ul'l reporter :
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -Dancer'r.
Image, winner of the Kentucky Derby,
was drugged before the r a c e ,
Churchill Downs officials said today.
He will be disqualified. placed last.
and all winnings turned over to
Calumet Farm, owner of the second·
place horse, Forward Pass.
The track said a chemist for the
state racing comtnission reported that
an analysis of the Urine sample taken
Crom Dancer's Image "contained
pbenylbutacooe and or a derivative
thereof." •
Phenylbutacone is a pain killer and
stimulant, traclc spokesmen said.
·•I am very optimistic about the out·
particular drug does not afCect n come-of the discussions."
horse's performance other than to llis statement was in sharp contrast
make him perhaps a liltle sounder. It In the warning Monday night by Ch ief
is an anti-inflammation drug and not \". S. Negotiator. Ambassador W.
anyth ing Like heroin or something like /\H•rell Harriman, :hat tougl! negotia·
that." hons lay ahead.
The vHerinarian estimated that the In a speech in ;'..t'W York Harriman
d g ff · bo t 85 11 H said, "No one can fore see clearly the ru wears o m a u ours. e said it is possible that ice packs could road ahead. It i~ quite ohvious.
have delayed the wearing ocr of the however. that patience will be re· drug. . quired of the people of the United
.. States as well as the negoti ators. Dancer's Image. owned by B~ton Above all. we must have dctermina·
auto dealer Peter Fuller, came from tion and firmness to achleve our fun·
last place Saturday to edge out damental objective."
Forward Pass jn the 94th running of Lau was part of the vanguard of the
tt.e I_?erby, Francie's Hat was third. /-North Vietnamese delegation. Xuan
The track said th~ under Rule 141>6 Thuy, recently recalJed into the llaooi Track olficers indicated a U}orough
investigation is being made or the in·
cident, but declined to elaborate.
The colt had been bothered by sore
legs and there had been some doul>t
about whether he would start in tHe
Derby. Hia legs were packed "1 ice at
least two hours each day, and he stood
with hls forelegs in Ice water part of
the morning. of the race.
of the Kentucky racing regulations, government as a minister without
,..:·When a sample indicates the portrollo, was expected to arrive
presence of such medication. such Thursday as was Harriman .
A Lexington, Ky., veterinarian who
deals with race horses much of the ijme said of phenylbutazone: "This
Senate at UCI
V <>le to Support
Draft Opposition
The UCI Student Senate voted M
Monday nlpt t&•apport the suit of the campus Draft Oppotttion at Berkeley
agalntt the UC Board of Regents.
1be rnofution was introduced by •
• bearded student body president Peter
Mott, a graduate student from
England.
horse shall not participate in the purse The greeting part for Lau \V-Js head·
distributillllj' Under the rules of rac· rd hy Trun Viel Dunt!. c:our..,.or at
ing, the wafering on the race is not aJ. thr North Vieln3mese mission in
fected. France aijd riJ!ht hand man of the m i~sion chief. Mai Van Bo. Bo did Jt is customary to take a urine sam· nol go to th e airporr: _
pie from the 'finner after the Derby. A A delegation of North Vietnamese
sample is also made of another horse women handed flowers to the women
chosen by lot. The second hOrsr. ter.ted members of the Hanoi party, but
Saturday was Kentucky Sherry. s<'curity precautions were so strict
The &nnouncement was made today A>°hce sealed off the Salorr D'llonneur
·after a meeting of Churchill Downs of· from a crowd of 300 pro-ll anoi
flclals and stewards. d<'monstratocs w'aiti ng in the main
NEW YORK CAP) -The stock
market made a strong galn and hung
onto it tbUi afternoon. Trading was ac·
tive . ..(See quotations, Pages 8-9).
•lohhy.
f~ven diplomats from Communil~
f':iq European countries were h:irred
from the room . Only three or l'tmr
Frrnch reporicrs were allowrd into
ll1C' VIP Room room which was
d•·rnrated • with bouquets of red
g!adloU. ·
'Instant · Rock'
By nightfall 10,000 more refugees
fled Into the heart of Saigon from
the battle in the southern outskirts.
many of them Oeeinl! hrough bursts
of mortar, rockets. grenades and . au-
tomatic weapons fire with their chil·
dren and their meager possessions.
Some of the civilian victims were
fC'llrd by sniper and automatic wea·
• pons fire from fhe Viet Cong's Phu
Loi 2 Local Force Battalion trapped
1n !'ome buildinc~ at Binh Thoi on the
i;outhern nuL<;kirts of Saigon. Others
were hit by U.S. h<:'licoptcr gunships
as lh<'Y panicked into the streets.
·Three UPI correspondents watched
Coed, W1·apped
In U.~: F1ag,
Held in Laguna
.\n American Fl ag draped about the
sho ulders and hips or an Occidental
Colle):!e student was seized by Laguna
Beach police Monday evening.
Police were alerted by occupants of
the· Elks Club after the 18-year-old
Palos Verdes Estates' girl and a male
companion. 20. o( Los Angeles. in·
quired about the Mystic Arts. a nearby
psychedelic shop. \
Police said the young man was
\\'raring a chromed German army
helmet mJd an olive drab military
jacket while the ~irl was wearlng the
Jo'Ja i: and a tablecloth
Th<' pair tolJ offiC"ers the.' planned
lo take pictures inside th e Mystic Arts '-r .~.campus humor magazine,
"Fang." Police released the pair but
place(! the Flag In a police evidence
locker.
Tested
1be aenate said it spoke "ori behalf
ol the stude.nts.~·
Last fall In a campuuvlde vote frvtne ltudentl censured the student senate for .:ting lo their name on an
off~ampm lllue -American pullout
from the Vietnam war.
Exper~ment Tests Weiter So <1ked Bulkheads
1l'tve RD8torl cUd not vote and 12
were itblent Monday nllbt.
The campus Draft Or~anlzation ...
denied pennlAslon by the regents to
me the Greek Theater on the Berkeley
campus for a commencement honor·
l~ •tudfnlt who have pledged to
refu.e milltery induction.
The American CMt Llbertlt1 Union
ls to challenee the regents' action 01'
the lf0Und1 that It abridged the
atude.nts rtl)lt of tree speech.
Water soaked bulkheads against the
aea may get a new lease on Ure if an
upertment is successful on Balboa
Island. It Involves a new c,btmJcal
••tance that amounts to a klnd of in·
slant rock. ·
CaHed terranJer by Its developers:
the new material comes In powdered
form . It Is dissolved> In water lo form
a substoce that becomes rlltld, yet
elastic enough to keep il from break·
Ing or cracklna from 1bock1 •nd
tremors al doeA concret~. .
Newport Beach Assistant Eoglnttr
Ken Perry today repoTted the ~bat.an·
'
c<' was Injected under a bvlkhead at
105 N. Bay Front recently as a ·com·
pan..v·pald demonstration or what the
product can do.
" pParenUy It sealed the lealcs In
tht bulkhtad. But we haven't had any
h1~h tJdes yet." Perry said. "We'll
wait for some hllith tides to 11ee Just
how It work~ out."
F'or the BtilboA Island experlmf'nt,
lt\I' holes were drnted along the
ln1lkbead. The-chemical grouUng "'' Olen Cotted into the holes and Into the
sand below.
Jr tbt terranlcr 14 1uccessful, It wltl .,
act as a plug below the bulJVlead and
prevent water from seeping through.
The developer of the Instant rock is
TIT·Rayonjer. Inc.. a multi-mJUlon
dollar corporation with headquarters
In Ntw York City.
George E. Durl<ce, or the company's
chemical product development depart-
menl. ~aid terranitr alre&dy has been
used in dl'J"•· sewers. tunnels and ex·
cavaUons.
He 1ald its cost is the cheapest of
any chtmlcal grouting nowadays
a vaUable.
TJie Communists were balk9d in this
effort to enter Saigon on the third day
of their spring offensive that so far
has cost them an estimated 2,760 Viet
Cong and North Vietnamese dead.
They also were balked in heavy fight·
Ing near Tan Son Nhut airfield and the
Phu To racetrad: to the e3sl.
U.S. militnry spok esmen said 195
mrmbcr.s or the Phu .Loi 2 Local Force
Uatl t.ilion were cou~ted dead by dark
and thC'Y estimated anothC'r 60 were
still lyilig m the rubble of abou t 200
homes destroyed in the fighting that
lert a pall of smoke over the city,
"That pretty well wipes out that
b;ttalion," the spokesmen said.
Military authorities already had re-
ported at least 1,559' Communists kill•-
ed in the 11 provinces around Saigon
and put the toll of Comm unist "-,.._....,
at more than 2.500 across the t of
Vietnam. Today's toll added to those
figures.
Civilian losses were put al 37 killed
nod MG wounded but these did not in·
elude U1e men. women and children
C"aught up In the rightinl? near Y
Bridge on thio; 14th anniversary of the
foll of the French fortress of Dien
Bien Phu.
Bri1?ht orange flames from a half
mile Jong strip of shanties fronting
the T3u Ho Canal silhouetted the flight
of the refugees into Saigon toni~ht
and Illum inated the bodles in the
streets hit by Viet Cong bullets and
American rockets and caMon fire.
O~ange · • ,..}\ Coast
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• Weather
Sunny and warmer~ lljs fore.
caster Dave Burt on Wednes·
day's weather picture. Old Sol
will \)ring temperatures into tlw
75-85 range for the Orange
Coast.
I NSIDE TODA l'"
Thr 1c'$ a cltancc tliot tlie
state's orcc11, oc~o11nl gas
chamber toiU never again be
wed cu Death Roto inmates
a~ out court action. on ltgal·
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TRANSFERS ..•
one more semflter to complete at
Orange Coast, said she obtal:ned a let.
ter ot ~&Wi ~ the ~
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Front .... e J 'Good Planning'
COMPLAINTS • •
the bllpof friends.on (be~
Siie told the DAILY PILOT she baa
Mowrey the first day of registration.
m~ wtG ~ a.191 & .J; .. ;•;_::~~~~~~~~.::;~~ii-1~;;r:::~ ~-GllQl......,.elle'UU-<IM-..... M
"They've est.abll!bed a ppllcy of
discriminatory registration," s b e
dee ared.
So far, 217' Saddleback area transfer
students have been processed through
the county schools office and they've
all been given the same May 17
registration date by Or~ge Coast
College.
But Mowrey denies he ~ buying
time for the board to act.
He said if students c&n verify they
need a particular course for gradua·
tion they will be given an opportunity
to petition for a pl.ace in a class even
thOugh it is !Wed.
First question to be answered by the
board is whetber all students Who 4IP"
ply for _admiuionnext.falls_aa~ !£·
commodated. ~e· Coast College is
operating with a 20 percent overload um year and a considerable increase ~in enrollment is ~'cipated.
I
not take every student who applies,
they may then move to exclude· Sad-
dleback area students by giving them
last chance to register. · .
Saddleback ~transfer students, in
partJcula.r1 could be the board's target
because of a seat tax feud.
Saddleback last week won the right
to have students who caMOt obtain the
progr~-tb~-want at Saddleback
t.ransfer to the junior college <lisfrict
of their fbolce wittiout payment of a .
.$300 tax.
UP'tTt""9ff
SHAP l NG H LS ..BOAT ~amoanJJliuli le'av~ works on-eu~rigger he
is building at UC Iniine. Anthropology project brou~ht _him to tbe
campus so students could study his methods. He will fish in boat
when it's finished.
Samoan No
Student 'Living .. Text' Builds Outrigger Canoe
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of Ille DaNy l'lltt Slllf
truull le'ava is a Samoan living in a
strange. country at a place called UC
Irvine.
ln unaccustomed surroundings. he is
doing familiar work making an outrig-
ger canoe. Soon he will fish in it off the
foreigners' coas'.
Uliuli, a hulking brown·skinned man
in lava-lava skirt, doem'{ say much -
partly because b~ is engrossed in his
work and party because no one around
speaks Samoan.
His English is well pronounced but
sparse.
Often he is observed by students.
who learn fron. him wh'at they can
about woodworking methods. Samoan
culture and language.
These are anthrQpology sludents at
UCJ, and..IJliuli is their fourth live
"textbook" this year. Professor Duane
Metzger believes in teaching com-
parative culture through a method
that might be called "natives in
residence.''
During the wioter quarter Mayan
Indians Alonso Mendez and Pedro
Conde lived on the old Irvine Hanch
tenant farm that is part or the campus
raising bean.s , :::orn, squash' and chili
and speaking Tzeltal. .
Last fall, Sarona Sotoa, daughter c..f
a Samoan high chief, taught customs
and language.
Uliuli also lives on the tenant farm,
· wh~e he works on the outrigger, tak-
ing three hours off at midday but
starting early and finishing late.
On ULiuli's island 0£ Upolu in
Western Samoa the outrigger would
take one man a year to make. He ex-
pect.; to do his work here in two
months. but prevlo\lsly he had six boys
helping him for five months in Samoa
felling trees and pre-cutting pieces.
Rough-hewn planks are of Lau wood
-lightweight, strong and pliable,
Wood pegs and ties of b~aided coconut
fiber are used in place of nails.
Uliuli works with ao adze,, chisel.
plane and drill.
The canoe is used by two persons.
"No one, no three. two peoplll,." Uliuli
said to show he under stood the ques·
tion.
It is long -24 feel -and narrow.
The fishermen sit on top with only
their legs inside, It has a stabalizing
• outtigger.
One fishe~man paddles and the other
trolls. Both may fish jac.k pole fashion
if they get in a school of bonita.
The canoes}are sold for fine mats in
Samo~. anthtopology research assis·
tant Helen DeVita explained. A single
mat will take a woman a year to
weave.
· Buying a canoe js a purchase of the
sa me order to a Sam~an as our buying
a house. she said.
Wh ile Uliuli labors every day on thr
outrigger. boat builder Roy Wildman
shows up every so often at th e UC!
£arm to work on a dory boat that will
be launched with the outrigger. They
will be matched in a f i s h i n g
demonstration.
Mesa Not Supporting
Expansion of Airport
From P .. e J
ACCORD •..
businesses on this side of ttie street,
th en continues down S u p P r i o r
.\ver.uc.
No endorsement of Orange County
~ expansion has eVtt come from
the Costa Mesa City Council, City
Manager Arthur McKenzie repeated
Monday nlgbl
Last week, councilmen said during a
joint meeting with the planning com-
miulon that no such statement of ap•
proval has ever been made.
8esidents of the Upper Bay area
50mebow have gotten the idea that
Costa Mesa favors extension of the
airport runway, McKenzie noted at the
time.
A subsequent search of council
records failed to tum up any evidence
of such a resolution. however, and
Back Bay dwellers are probably con·
fused over routine c o u n c i I en-
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dorsement of an airport study,
McKenzie said.
The probe by William Pereira &
Associates js aimed at compiling a
picture of the future of aviation in
Orange County, centering around the
county airport.
Several councilmen expressed op-
position to any airport expansion dur-
ing the April election campaign, but no
collective stand has been taken.
Mayor Alvin L. P inkley noted Mon -
day night. however that the state·
Division· of Highwafs once sought to
place the new San Diego Freeway
below ground level south of the
airport. •
-This would have permitted tunnels
below runways. but authorities foug'ht
against it, thus indicating opposition to
the plan.
-The Green·Blue Line. TIHS route
takes out the stores on the east side of
Newport Boulevard, fl~en c rosses at
East 17th Street to jOin the Superior
allgiunent.
"It won't be an emy decision." the
mayor declared. "But it will have to
be made. This freeway will carry
80.000 cars a day, or about double the
traffic pa~tern now."
Pinkley announced that m a p s
prepared by the State Division Of
Highways ~tailing each of the
alternate' routes will be on public
display at the "Costa Mesa City Hall
between 10 a.m. and noon Wednesday.
Should Costa Mesa a nd New-port
Beach agree on a Newport Freeway
alignment, the two cities will present
their choice before the Califurnia
Highway Commission at its J une 25
meeting in Sao Francisco -or. if the
choice is not made by then. ~
commission's July 24 meeting in
Diego.
Texas Hospital
Performing 3rd
Heart Transplant
"It's our problem .. and one we'll
have to work on quick," Pinkley con·
eluded. "The Green Line tdown
Newport Boulevard). was adopted
befo~ Costa Mesa was incorporated.
" anc1 ·the' state is pretty stubborn about unado~~g a freewa;te."
HOUSTON (UPI) -Doctors at St.
Luke's Hospital today began their
third heart transplant. removlnl' a
heart lrom a 32-year-old. man who died
after a beatinc and lmplantin1t it into a
•· 62-year--0ld Texas h o 1 p i t a l ad·.
mlnlstrator. (Earlier story Pt\~ '4).
A spoke!lman said the operation ~
began at 2:28 p.m .. about an hour and
a hall after the donor. Clarence Nicks
of ffo\1ston. <lied at the hospital.
The recipient was J ohn M .
,S&uckwlsh1 admin:i•trator of Brester
Memorial Hospital In Alpine, Tex.
Two other Houston heart redplenta
-tile only living •urvtvon In t1le
VnUld States -were ~ In
aatWactoty ~nCllUon toda.T.
Nicks was lhe "lctim of a be•tlnc
A prU 23 tboufbt to have been ad-
mlnlsteJ;ed by eight aaUon in Houston.
He underwent hfaln surgery tut weelr
at Houston'• Methodist hofottal and
was tral1sfe.rred t~ly Tueld_, to St. Lute's. where be died shortly before noon.
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Flag Desecr~w
CaAe Held Over -
For Lagunans
.Ctiarges agajnsl a young Laguna
Beach couple accused of desecrating·
the American Flag have been COil·
tJnued until Monday f-Or entry or plea
in Munidpel Court. .
· David G&1.4up, 22. •nd his wUe, Patti,
21, of 141 Wave St., wen .-rested b1
Laguna Biacb police last WMk.
Police said tbe G"aUup'a residence
had an Amertcen Flag · di~!Ayed
oo.1'jde. Police said the Fi.g wu
secured backwards and wu p&rt2all1
obscured by a pi.ctur@ of Ho Cl.'11 Mlnb,
North Vietnamese leader.
The Gellups are ftee, she on her On
r~. and he 011 '3U bll. ,,,., u. cbarlecl ~ • Metloe cl ll\e State MlUtary and Veter-. Code.
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mat tactics.
Sbe said he "seems to be a •f!.f1
cooperative man, and has safd be will
do his best to straighten out the situa·
tion."
Glavas was unavailable ror com·
ment this morning. However, Assis·
tant Chief Merrill Duncan said an in·
vestigation already ls under way to
· determine why the cith~ns are up lo
arms.
He said harassment "isn't the way
we operate, so we see this as a person.
nel complaint."
Duncan said he doesn't believe. the
West Ocean Front block ls getting arty
more attention than other-1U'eas of the
city.
Newport Beach has no' objections to
Costa Mesa'• lat.est annexation move
· nenr Orange County Airport.
Wby not? .. ·•we don't want to be obstructlon-
lsts," says Newport PlannJnt Director
Ernest Mayer Jr.
"The Coeta Mesa ')>roposal, we feel.
represents -good planning and 1s a
logical extension of that city's boun-
.1ft-· .. \14U'les.
CQsta Mesa councilmen 'Monday
night went on record favoring· annex-
ation of a 35--acre pOrtion of the Santa
Mesanllmong
Four Killed
"They're not getting any undue at·
tention. We have other things to do.
One thing that might be possible is
that they possibly believe t.hey don't
have to follow the various ordinances
laid out in the Municipal Code.
··If they want to somewhat conform In Acc· i·dents to the regulations set forth by the City
Council they probably wouldn't bring..
an.Y. attention to themselves." · Four persons were killed in Orange He said an inner-departmental probe
to get to the bottom of things should be County tllaffic accidents in the 24 hour
completed in a week or hwi. period ending at 4 a.m. today.
The complaining citizens said they The dead wez:e identified as:
"will be happy to cooperate (w1th -Esther Hynson, 42, of 924 Victoria
police) when they show us a pro-SL.---Cntta Mesa
tesstonal attitutte--tnstemt-<fr-rDt_ck--Leo Joaepb D.., 34. f Arulheim Tracy cartoon. We a{& fed up with -• o . ·
being ticket targets arid unworthy ex--Erwin Satder •. 65, of Fullerton.
amples." . -Dorothy Ma~y, 21, of Arlington.
Tile attitude or police at. present, Mrs. Henson died early this morning
"several individuals ~n partic~lar! is When the car she was driving went out completely unprofessional, u11ethical of
and childish," the protest contends. ~on~ol and overturned at the i~-
"Wh 11 cbilifren begin to terseetion ?f Raitt and !Ith streets lll en sma Santa police reported
regard lhe police .as. an i.nstant s~urce A (>assenge!' in t1le . car, Sharon
of trouble, somethmg is 4z'aatically Folltert 21 of Costa Mesa 'was in· w~;·~~mplaint says that police have jured ~t r~ported,in satisfactory con-
pounced on the residents for so many 1• Couty Traffic lM'l
''petty violations" that "we could 83 Death Toll •,
wallpaper a mausoleum with the . .
tickets written for petty, unfounded, ·dition at .the Orange County Medical
dumb things." · Center thh morning.
Specific examples of alleged harass-J?ay was Ube lone oc~upant o.f a ~ar
ment include tickets to residents for whtch overt~ned, skidded s1dew1se
sidewalk bicycle riding when 800 and. threw h~ to the pavement, the
children ride to and from sebool on the Califorru~ ·Highw.ay Patrol reported.
same sidewalks freely evuy day. T~e. acciden~ OCCUl't'ed at Imperial
Other asserted incidents include Highway and Orangethorpe Street. He
tickets fqr loud music when no one was ~ead on arrival at Orange County
called police to complain; tickets for M~cal Center at 4 a.m. today. ,
parties when no minors are. present . Sruder and Mrs. Massey were killed
and no one is noisy and tickets for m a headon crash Monday alternoon
· '· h th on the Santa Ana Canyon Road three lea~ng over balcorues, ,Y' ·en. e miles east of Imperial Highway. res1de~ts pay $'250 a,~ontb to lean on CHP officers said Sni~r, owner of a
ihem if w~ ~ant to. . . Fullerton photo stu<lio was westbound Th~ petition reco~1zes that some alone when his car swerved across the
transient winter res idents of the ~~~ center divider and struck an east·
h:wc _nouted the law. but says it 1s bound station wagon driven by Mrs.
unfair to bl' persecuted because ?r Massey's husband Alvin, 30.
1·cople wl~~ rame before us or will Massey and his two chHdren.
tollow u~. . . . . Vern-On, 4, and Rachael. 14 months Ot~ncan said h~ d1dn t . believe t_he wei:e treated at Orange County par~1cular block m question was tn· Medical Center and released. habited at present by people who have
established a r e p u t a t i o n as
troublemakers or chronic 1 a w MAQ on Elected violators. "'°"
Santa Ana Sets
Override Vote
Santa Ana school trus,lees Monday
night called a 54-cent tax override
election for July 30 to increase. teacher
salt.lf'ies and decrease class size.
IC the election is successful, class
size would be ~ by two
students over a three year period and
teachers would receive raisei of 7.5
percent, 7.5 perceot and five perc~t.
Still pending is a bond electidn to
provide for growth needs and replace
ment of buildings which do not met
slate earthquake standards. Selection
of a date for that election is to be
made by September.
.··
By Toastmasters
Sid Nemzer of Cost.a Mesa has been
installed as the new president oC
Aeronutronic Toastmasters Club 1300
to succeed Lou Bellanca. '°
Formal installation of the new 'of-
ficers was conducted recently by Don
.Jenks, area g overnor for
"'Toastmasters International at a ban-
quet at the Villa ~ina Restaurant in
Newport Beach.
Other officers installed during the
ceremonies included Art Hofner.
educational -vice president; past presi-
dent Ed Bower, administrative vice
president; Tom Wholley, secretary;
Jim Chronister; treasurer; and Jim
Sabderson, sergeant.at-ann11.
Art Hofner was designated the
club!s "Toasbnaster of the Year."
Ana Country Club. It tncludea front.
age along Newport Boulevard. which
will be ;n apartment bouee &Na; and
along l"'allsades Road east to Santa
Ana Avenue, a commercial area.
Mayer noted tbat Newport city
councilmen ooe weet qo v~
unanfmoµsly not to ~· the pend.
• ing Costa Mesa annexatii>n when it is
taken up by the county's Local Agency
Formation Commlssion (LAFC).
A letter stating Newport's support
of the Costa Mesa plan has been sent
to the LAFC, which must awrove all
annexations before any fw1tier action J.s takl!!I-. --,. -·,
The LAFC on April to rejected an
earlier Costa Mesa annexation pro-
posal ln the airport area. It alJo reject-
ed an overlapping ~ewport. Beach
annexation. At the time, each cfty
accused ~e other of trying to Jock up
the potentlally revenue rich McDon-
nell Douglas Cot]>. plant site nearby.
This time there is nQ argument.
Tbe reason, according to Newport
planner M~r, Js that Costa Mesa is
staying on its side of Santa Ana Ave·
nue at this point in time and probably
forever represents a reasonable an.
nexation separation between the two
cities."
In short, any annexation move Costa
Mesa wants to make is all right with
N~rt-as Jong as Costa Mesa stays
wesr·orsanta Aha Avenue.
This Would give -both cities a fair
shot at the McDoonelr Douglas prop.
erty north of Palisades Road.
-nie UFC may take up the new
Costa Mesa annexation plan Wednes·
day. No controversy is anticipated.
County Plans
Cited in PSA
Earnings Drop
Pacific Southwest Airlines ... (PSA)
Monday announced. a decline in flnt-
quarter income -·when compared to
1967 which company officials partially
attributed to expansion plans to ln·
elude Orange County service.
PSA earnings for the first QJlarter
ended.-MUch 31 were $856,000 on total
revenue of $11.5 million. ,...--::
This compared to more than •t
million earnings in 1967's first quarter
on $10. 7 million total revenue.
In announcing earrilng, PSA Presi·
dent J. Floyd Andrews declared
• ''PSA's net Income-for the first
<1uarter declined as the result. of in-
creased operating and maintenance
'expenses. ·
"Contributing to higher expenses
are increased employment, increased
numbers of aircraft and anticipation
of .serving additional C a 1 t f o r D i a
cities."
· PSA is awaiting decision from the
Public Utilities Commission on ap-
plications to serve San Franclsco and
Sacramento from Orange County
Airport and Ontario Airport. The
airline bas pending applications for
hearings on service between Burbank
and San J ose and Burbank and.
Oak.land. ·
Whittier Man Uses
, B~g to Kill Sell ·
· WHITTIER (UP[) -The body of a
Whittier man was found encased in a
plastic bog Monday night in the
foothills iibove the city. A bottle of
carbon dioxide was found nearby.
Sheriff's homicide detectives iden·
tified the.body as Thomas Yost, 24. A
spokesman said the death was listed
as an apparent suicide.
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CHANGING FACE -Cancer and the cares of of-
fice took their toll on the face of Lurleen Wallace,
first woman governor of Alabama, as seen in cam-
paign poster portrait issued early in 1966 (left), on
Ul'ITt ........
the job after being elected to office f orrn,erly held
by her husband; George (center) and, as she looked
last Nt>vember (right), amid her continuing batUe
with cancer.
Showdown l' ote
Early Indiana
• -Balloting Heavy
., INDIANAPOLJS. Ind. (UPl)
Chilly but otherwise ideal ~eather
conditions greeted Hoosier voters to-
day as Sen. Eugene McCarthy, a
three-time winner already, faced his
first direct challenge from Sen. Robert
F. Kennedy in Indiana's Democratic
presidential primary.
From the teeming Calumet area in
Indiana's far north to Evansville along
the Ohio River, sunny and clear
weather prevailed, amid indications
th.at-predicted showers and t':un-
dershowers will bold off until after t:1e
polls close at 7 p.m. EST.
Some early voting was heavy,
notably on Evansville's suburban
eastside and in Negro areas there, and
in Muncie, where more than the
··usual" interest was w wn.
"Heavy and steady" was the early
indication at Indianapolis and Marion
County, but it was light at Fort Wayne
and in the Hammond area to the
north.
O•her Evansville areas reported an
early "light to medium" turnout and
observers expected the total vote to be
under that of 1964 when t.'le Gov. Mat-
thew Welsh battled then Alabama
Gov. George Wallace in the presiden-
tial primary.
Also at Evansville, there was in-
dication of Republican cross-over
voting. but only in ''moderate"
number's -presumably in opposition
to Kennedy's candidacy ..
Little cross.over . voting w a s
reported Crom Muncie ar.d hardly any
at Logansport and other cities. •
Stanford ROTC Building
Destroyed; ArsonB lamed
l<'rom Wire Sen'lces
Fire destroyed a $00.000 Ntval
ROTC building on the Stanford
University campus early today. and
investigators said there was no doubt
that arson was the cause.
The fire occurred while 250 students
staged a peaceful sit-in one mile away
iu the old Union Building to protest the
threatened suspensions oC s e v e n
students for their participation in a
l\ov. 1 demonstration against Central
Intelligence Agency recruiting on the
campus.
University omcials i;aid there was
no reason to believe thtt there was
... 11y connection between the sit-in and
the fire.
A $35.000 fire. also believed to be the
wor!: of an arsonist struck the NROTC
building on Feb. 19. •
Fire department officiat5 said that
an unsuccessful attempt was £.'1>·
parently made by an arsonist at the
Stanford Elementary School 9 O
minutes before the NROTC building
fire.
The demonstrating students entered
the Old Union Building Monday after a
noon protest rally. The doors bad been
padlocked but sqme students climbed
ivy vines and entered through a se·
cond story window. The ch ains on the
doors were then cut and the doors
-were secured in an open position.
A spokesman for the administration
said, "The students have been
Ge, Teanal.
scrupulous about respecting ..property
and have not broken a pane of glass."
Monday night students jammed the
courtyard outside the ·building to
discuss the protest. Bv a show of
hands, a majority b::cked demands
that the ~IA demonstrators not be
suspended. The students also voted to
end the sit-in, but 200 spent the night
in the building's halls -some in sleep-
ing bags.
Welfare Fraud
Term Sqspended
A woman who was found guilty of
drawing $1,976 in welfare funds While
she was employed as a barmaid,
solderer and press operator, Monday
was sentenced to state prison by
Judge William C. Speirs.
Judge Spelts suspended the prison
sentence but placed Mrs. Joan D. Pin-
tane, 32, of Santa Ana. on five years
formal probation and ordered her to
find full-lime employment and make
full· restitution to the welfare depart·
ment.
She had been tried for grand theft in
the Welfare case.
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Medic School
At VCI Give1i
Legal Okay
The California College of Medicine
won the.legal right Monday to relocate
at UC Irvine.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge
Steven S. Weisman ruled present
facilities ~djacent to the Los Angeles
County-USC• Medical Center in-
adequate, a legal necessity for the
f)'lOVe.
· The attorney general's office re-
quested tbe courl,hearing to clear up a
technkality. The college was founded
in 1914 under a charitable trust witll
the stipulation it be located in Los
Angeles.
The court ruling was a necessary
pr~lude to Orange County entering in-
to a formal agreement' with college to
relocate medical school facilities ·at
Orange County Medical Center.
The formal agreement to pro\ 1dr
space for the medical college and to
reimburse faculty doctors for medical
services to county hospital patients.
observers said Monday, probably will
be signed next month.
f..ounty Woman
Faces Trial in
Shooting Spouse
BUENA PARK -A Buena Park
womarr wbo aUeg~ly shot her sleep-
ing husband five times March.22 must
stand tri~I on attempted murder
charges.
Judi;e William C. Speirs ruled Mon-
day that Mrs. Nancy May Ruby, 42,
wc.s sane at time of the shooting and is
sane at this time. The judge· studied
reports of t w o court-tpp<>inted
psychiatrists before handing down the
decision.
Mrs. Ruby is to appear Friday in
North Orailge County Municipal Court
for resumption of her prelimlnary
hearing on the attempted murder
count.
The charge alleges that she emptied
:: five-shot, 22-callber revolver. into
.Jess F. Ruby, 48, after an argument
ove r the cancellation or a family trip
to Arizona.
Ponce said Ruby was able to drag
himself from the bed and with the tid of a 13-year-old son called police.
He is still in Orange CQunty Medical
Center in "poor" condition, hospital
aides said today.
The family has four children ranging
in cige from 7 (o 13.
In a pose suggesUng slance•of cheerleader on slde-
line.t, elderly Negro woman in Edward, MJss ••
shouts encou~gement to passing U"e of hikers par-
ticipaUng in "poor people'!! ma rch" scheduled to
terminate later this month In Washington, U C.
csec story, Pagt 4~. • ~ '
Tuesday, May 7, 1%8 DAILY PILOT 3 I
·GoY. Wallace _Ilies
t. GOVernor Biewer
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) -
Gov. Lurleen Wallace, a former dime
store clerk who rode her husband's
popularity into the A 1 a b a m a
governor's omce as his succeuor,
died today after a lon2 fight against
cancer.
The blonde, 41-year·old mother of
four, Alabama's f I r s t w om a n governor, died ·jn the governor's
mansion at 1:34 a.m. EDT. Her hus·
band, George Wallace, wbom s!le spc-
ceed as governor to further his thfrd·
party presidentJal aspirations, was at
her side.
· Her body was to lie in state ror
private viewing by olficials at the
mansion today from 2 until 6 p.m., and
then lie in state at the capitol rotunda
from Wednesd'8y morning until ttie
'J'.hursday afternoon funeral:
Lt. Gov. Albert Brewer, 39, was to
be s\\1orn in as governor at about 2
p.m. EDT. -
Before dawn porters began moving
boxes of files and pictures out of Gov.
\\":illace's omce at the capitol. Flags
wrrr rahed to half starr at dawn and
radio stations broadcast funeral ar·
ran~ements of "Dixie."
lier body will be moved to the
Capital in a funeral procession
Wednesday morning.
It was to l>e remo~ed Tllursday
afternoon for 2 p.m. services at St.
Jamel. Methodist Church, wiH1 burial
at Greenwood . C e m e t e r y in
Montgomery.
Brewer. a dapper north Alabama at-
torney and close personal friend o{ the
Wallaces. said "the people of America
!1ave suffered a great loss" with the
death of Gov. Wallace.
Bre\\er, a Tennessee native, is con-
sidered more moderate on segregat-
tion than George Wallace and once
remarked that he was no Wallace
·•messenger boy."
Mrs. Wallace died on the day ot the
AJabama Democratic primary, when
voters were to nominate candidates
for U .S. Senate and a slate of electors
pledged to George Wallace, a third
party presidential candidate. Brewer
was on the Wallace slate, which wa s
almost certain of victory. The next
·governor's election is in two years.
Wallace had to postpone his cam-
paign for president at limes because
of his wife's Ulnes$. but he was not ex-
pected to drop out of the race. He once
said he had pledged to his wife to seek
·the_pl'esidency despite any adver-sity.
Mrs. Wallace first contacted cancer
in 1965, before she campaigned for
governor because her husband was
prohibited by the Alabama con-
stitution from sue<:eeding himself. But
she said an operation apparently bad
deared up the uterine cancer.'
Mrs. Wallace, inaugurated Jan. 16.
1967 on the Capitol steps where Jef-
ferso n Davis was sworn in as presi·
dent or the Confederacy, has been in
office less than six monU1s when she
received the news she had cancer for
the second time.
While she bad maintained a busy
s2hedule of apMint.ments a n d
sometimes had two or three speaking
engagements a day during her first
half year, she was seldom in the office
after the cancer recurred.
She lost considerable weight and
showed the strain of hospitalization
and radiation treatments in the
months after her July 10, 1967, opera-
tion in which an abdominal tumor was
removed, but her composure never
wavered when she made her few ap-
pearances in public.
Mrs. Wallace had been released
--worn In
from the hospital April 13 and was
well enough! to lake automobile ride~.
but Monday morning it was announced
that she had suffered another setback.
The "turn for the worse" came Sun-
day night. the announcement said.
Mrs. Wallace. a 27-year-old dime
store clerk in Tuscaloosa wht>n she
married Wallace during World War lI,
was elected to succeed her husband as governor with the largest vote ever
given a gubernatorial candidate io
Alabama.
BE<;.OMES GOVERNOR
Lt. Gov. Albert Brewer
Miners Await Rescue
llOML°"Y FALLS. W. Va. <UPll -
Rescue workers today sent food,
water blankets and oxygen tanks to 13
of 25 miners trapped deep. inside a
flooded coal mine since noon Monday .
The 13 were in good spirits and asked lor cigarettes. ·
nescucrs said that Thursday would
be the earliest the entombed me n
could be brought from the mine.
The 13 men were In telephone con-
tact with the surface and reported all
were in "fine sh:ipe." •
It was feared JO other miners were
dead.
,
The remaining two men were trap-.
ped in a small pocket surrounded by
water. They also were in telephone
co ntact with the outside.
"Things arc looking much brighter
for the 15 men we',·e had contact
with," said Elmer Workman, head of
the state department of mines. "They
seem to have good morale and are in
good spirits. Outside or being un·
comfortable, U1ey say they're okay."
Workman said after supplies were
S(!nt in. one of the trapped miners
said: "Now we'd like to have some
cigarettes."
He said he told them smoking was
not permitted' in the mine.
Of the 10 men who have been .out of
contact since they were trapped.
Workman said: "We can't give up
hope but it looks 1>retty' dim.··
He said drillers trying to break
through to the trapped men would not
be able to reach them £or at least 40
hours -sometime Thursday morning.
Rescuers also moved water pumps
8.iO feet inside the partially flooded
main shaft -to within 1.400 feet Of the
pocket of 13 men.
How to raise
your sights without
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• • • ra1s1ng you~ new-car
investment. ·
Just do one simple thing • •
mony low-priced-car·
buyers should do,
and don't. Price
check on Olds 88.
You'll discover a lot of
so-ca lled low-price
con cost 01 much
or more.
Suddenly, you
con raise your
sights to a full size
Old1 88 ond oll
its benefits.
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Big-cor comfort
from a full 123·
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Plus the eJttro
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You'll also be rid of some
problems, too. like paying
Htro for a big V-8 engine.
(And OUf Rocket 350 runs
smooth ond eosy on regvlor
gos.)
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return on no increo11 in
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Deatli Slows
Poor Marcl1
StL\Li\ .. \la. ( t,;pl) -... :me p<>ur
1iNple's march was held up today
while its leaders decided whet.her to
b~ pass U1e capjtol of Alabama, mourn·
ing U1e death of Gov. Lurleen Wallace.
More th.an 100 token marchers were
to ride m four old school buses to
:'llontgomery. a 54-mile trip down U.S.
30. the route of the 196.5 Selma-to-
~Iontgomery maroh led by the lat!.' Dr
~l<lrt111 Luther King .Jr.
Hut leaders of H1e march went rnto
t:onference today to decide whether to
stick to t:1e route. or proceed directly
to Atlanta. Mrs. Walla<:t. Whose hus-
band George was a staunch adversary
of King and other civil rights leaders,
died in the governor's mansion early
today after a Jong fight with cancer.
Anollier segment of the marc11 on
Washington appeared stalled 1 n
Louisville. Ky. 1'le Rev. A. 0 .
Williams King. brother of the slain
civil rights leader. said Louis' 1lle
residents would bave to donate SS.000
to get an estimated 2.000 marchers on
their way out of the city,
"ll may be that these people will be
Louisville's permanent guests," King
said. if the city does not chip in to pay
f-Or their food , transportation and lO<lg-
ing.
At Marks, Miss.. where the other
phase of the southern segment of the
poor people's march is organizing,
about 500 persons will depart on
cllartere<I buses Wednesday for a four·
day trip to Washington. This group is
the main~y of a crew that will con·
struct a tent shantyt<>wn in the na-
ti:>n 's capital to house the marchers.
clue to converge on Washington tttls
r1onlh from various places around the
:1 ntry.
iouston Doctors
~;et New Hea11,
.Jack Recipient
"
HOUSTON <UPI) -Physicians at
SI. Luke's Hospital, wilo have
performed two so-far successlul heart
transplants since last Friday, found
themselves today with a third heart to
transplant but no suitable patient in which to transplant it. __._i __ _
The body of Clarence Nicks, 37, who 1ied early today, was transrerretl
.rom Methodist Hospital to St. Luke's.
A spokesman for St. Luke's said a 1~onor was available but not a suitable
recipient. T!ie spokesman did not use
:-Jick's name. but Nicks was presumed
tu be the donor.
The two patients who Friday and
Sunday received heart transplants
"slept well and had a good night,'.' the
spokesman said. Their conditions were
listed as satisfactory.
In London, heart transplant patien:
Freder1ck West. 45, celebrated hi s
1>rogress by taking a walk and drink·
ing a glass of sherry. West has the
heart of a young Irish carpenter, kill·
t• I in a faO, beating strongly in his
1·ll1J~I.
Ur. O~nnis Cooley, who headed thr
-u1 i.:ical team that performed both ol
tl.e transplants at Houston's St. Luke's
Episcopal Hospital, said one of the pa·
tients was "out of danger" Crom
l'\'erything except the possibility that
hi-; system would reject the new hurt.
C'ouley was speaking of E verett C
Thomas. 47, of Phoenix, Ariz .. wh••
1 eceived the heart of a-15-year·ol<I
·;uicide victim last Friday. Thomas sai
l'P Monday and put his legs over tht•
edge of the bed.
Jnmes Bordon Cobb o( Alexandn;r,
I .a., 'hho received the heart of a J ;.
\ ~9r-old high school football player
l\u nday night, wrote notes to his wife
• ·111 the doctors Monday.
A FONn. FAREWELL -President Johnson drove up to Capitol Hill
Monday 'to pay homage to Sen. Cad Hayden, (0-Ariz.), who an-
nounced that he would not seek reelection. The 90-year-old deQn of
the Senate entered Congress when Arizona was admitted to the
Union in 1~12 and was first elected to the Senate in 1926. He was re-
elected six times.
LBJ Hears Sen. Hayden
End Long Senate Career
\\~SHlNGTO~ (AP 1 -'·We're both
on lhe brink~ new career~:· lhe
President said to the senz:or al lus
s i de. "I k n o w there's a need r o r
teachers so I'm going back to where I
began. But I \'.'Onder 1£ Carl has-caseJ
the market for frontier S'herirrs. ''
The audience of 500 laughed. loudly.
Carl Hayden smiled , <: little ruefully.
and Lyndon John!>on returned the
same smite. ~
They are fellow Southwesterner~
t low Democrats and friend!\.
But at that moment, t h e r e was
:.omething more: The under5tanding
and sadness between two long-lime
polilici~s i.lepping voluotarily from
public office. .
Minutes before. Hayden. 00, ha:l an-
nounced he would not seek re-election
to the Senate from Arizona. After
serving on Capitol Hill for 56 years
and 73 day:. -b e g i n n i n g on the
dav .\r1zona was admitted to . the
l'nion -1t w::.s not an easy thing to
Sa \'. i layden is not the o n I y Congress
mt•mber retiring after Olis year. With
him will go Scni.. Thruston B. Morton,
1 It-Ky.), Frank Carlson, t H-Kan.),
Uourke B. Hickenlooper. (R-Jowa),
George Smathers. (0-Fla .), and .Reps.
Charles /\.. Halleck. !R-lnd.) c:ind A. S.
Jf•long Jr. !0-Fla.)
Hayden . who leaves Congress a~
chairman of the powerful Senate .\p.
proprialions Committee. made his ao-
nouncer.1ent by reading z: Fwo-page
mimeographed statement.
Ile managed the fin.t pat:e without
faltering, ~peaking in a strong. loud
\ oic<'. llr cheerfully recalled his days
as !)heriff of Arizona· s untt1med
~laricopa County.
Husband Shoots
E1Ting Wife,
Friend, Self
lie \\as ~lrong ill his praJse Of his
•!d ministr;itiv.c .<1ssistanl. Hoy Elson.
as he endo r:,etl EJ:,on to ~uccced him .
Ehon. who h3s indicakd he wo11IJ
:;eek the post, s;;,.id' he 'planned to con-
fN today in Ariz~na with Hayden's
' politicaf alhes.
LOS ANGELES (UPI ) -'J'he bodie~
of a British businessma·n. hi§ wife, ant!
another man were found Monday Jn a
West Los Angeles apartment.
Police said Frank Bradford, 47
operatbr or an import-export businei.s.
apparently shQl his wile, Marie. 40.
and Clarence Junge. 52, and then took
his own life. Officers said Bradford
-apparently surprised Mrs. Bradford
and Junge in Bradford's home .
Police were summoned bv Brad·
ford's 16-year-old daughter, .liter hel'
rather refused to allow her to enter the
. apartment when s <h e returned from
school.
Bradford apparnntly shot hims~tr.
police believe, after the girl left to-
ummon help. The Bradfords also
have a son, 13. •
"It is lime now ror a ne" building
crew to report." said Hayden stumbl·
iog over the words. "so I have decided
to retire from office at the close of m;
term th is year ...
"l would like to tell the p1:11plc of
Arizona how deeply' grateful I ;:m for
... he fa I t e r c d again. ..To my
~ e n a t o r i a I and congressional col·
leagues here today, may I say it has
been my privlledge and honor to serve
with you ... To my friends and sup-
porters, I can only say, 'Thank you ..
"And then, 10 tears: "There is a
:1me for war, and a time for peace, a
:ime to keep. and a time to cast away,
n time to weep and a time to laugh, a
tlme to stand. mid a time to step
aside.
.. , thank you."
When the standing ovation at the end
of his speech died away, Hayden put
u1> his hands and announced: ''That')
cll."
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Kalglat P•per• Sweep
ron's ~-===~~~~~
WinS -PUiitzer
NEW YORK (AP) -Tbe 1968 Pulit·
7er Prize for Oction bas been award-
ed to William Styron's controversial
novel, "TIM! Confessions of Nat Tur·
ner," which was based on an 1831 Ne-
gr<> slave revolt.
.John S. Knight, and staff members
of two of his newspapers were hon·
ured Monday wlttf three separate PU· •
till.er Prizes for journalistic excellence
-a triple triumph unique in the 52-
\ear history or the uards.
Knight. editorial director of . the
fuughl Newspapers. won one for dis·
tinguished editorial writing. Eugene
Gray Payne o! Knight's Charlottt.
N.C .. Observer, was named the out·
standing editorial cartoonist or 1967.
The staff o( Knight's Detroit f.ree
Press. which has been shut down sin~
last November in a labor dispute, was
cited for local reportlnl! of the 1967
Drtroit riots and their causes.
Vor the fourth time in the past six
) :-ars. no award was given for drama.
The Pulitzer Prize for meritoriou~ ·
tlllh lic service was won b.v the River·
~ide ~ss-Eoterprise for its expose of
corruption in the courts in connection
with the handl).,g or proper1y and es·
tales of an Indian tribe in Californla.
Georgie F. K~an. former U.S. am·
hassador to the Soviet Uruon, became
a two-time prize winner. He reccived
the 1968 award for biography for
"Memoirs 19?..5-1950." ln 1957 he won
in the history category.
President Grayson Kirk of Colum·
hia University announced 14 prizes as
awarded by the board of trustees
b~ed on re<:ommendations by the Ad·
visorv Board on Pulitzer Prizes. com-
poc;ed mainly of newspaper executives.
The prizes were established in the
will of Ule late Joseph Pulltzer. who
died in' 1911. and were first presented
in 1917. Pulitzer founded the St. Louis
Pest-Dispatl'J1 ~nd• published the old
NPw York World.
Individual pri7.e winll<!rs in iournal-
i~l"l ;md the arts receive Sl.000 each.
with an eouRI sum to those who share
:in aword. In the rr•:-• of the st:if(
award to llie Detroit Free Prei:~. the
((f 000 will bP sent tn Mana11ing F.dilor
Frsnk Anj!elo for di.~!lQs ilion by the w•rr.
The meritorious servic,. award in
111"rnahsm i~ ;i gold md:il.
Tht' aw:.ml fpr a i;trai!!h t nt-w~ 11ho-
t11'!rC'l"lh went to Pncco Morahito nf
the ,Jac;kccnville. FIR ... Jo11rn:1l. l-lls
uic~ure of an 1•ncn11c:c:ioui; 11tilitv lin"·
m;in b<>in" r!'vi\·ed h\· mo1•lh·'"·11w11th
1l'c;1t<ril .,t;""· W I'<;. ran• Ion"<!. ''Th<' Ki~s or r.H ... " 1~~., h->low.)
l-'t>t>l11rc< n"ws nl111ln"r~lflh1• w:h ,.~.
1 "11l;~hnd :i~ a ~f'O:Jr{'t(' r:ifnnnn· for
111" f1r~t I ime lhii; ve"r and tlir nri?"
"'PC: won hv TMhio ""k"i nr { '1 ifp•I
Pr:-•, lntnrnatio1111I. I lie; Vir trw111 •var
<'Onfl>:it nhnt1J"T3Uh. ''Drt>Pms of Uet•
ler Tim~." showed P we~v A.rneri· ran ~nl•linr a~IP"l"I in the · while a
b11-irh' k"nl watch.
The natioMI rer.orfinl! prize wac:
a~·arr1rd iointh· to' Howard .James of
the Chric:tian Science Monitor for a
i<f'ries of articlPs on "Cric;is in the
. ('1)11rts" anrt to Nathan "Nick" Kotz
of the Oes Moin~ Rel!ister.
,,
Kotz was cited for his "reportini? of
imsa~itary condilio~s in many meat
nacking plants. which' heloed insure
the passage of Federal Wholesome
Meat Act of 1967."
The prlze for lnt.ernaUooal Report-
ing was awarded 1o AlfHd Friendly .
of the Washington Pqat Jor his cover·
age of the Middle East war 1n 198'1.
J. Anthony Luka. ot,the New York
Times woa the prize for local lnveeti·
gative reporting for hia account of the
life and murdet' of Linda Fitipatrick.
She was· slaln with her hippie boy·
friend in an .:ast Village tenement
boiler room In New York.
In the arts and letters. w1U Durant
and hiS wife. Ariel. won the general
nonfiction prize ;i'th "Russeau and
Revolution." It is the 10th and con·
clu_dine volume of "The Stt>ry of Ci.vii·
ization" series.
The history award went 1o Bernard
Bailyn for his ''The Ideological Ori·
gins o_f the American Revolution."
' u 'tf *
Prize-winning,
Editor Once
Faced A f!rest
· RIVERSIDE (UPI) -A newspaper
whose e<litor once faced &m!St be·
cause of its investigation of allegi!d
mishandling or the property and es·
tate& of Indians was the recipient Mon-
day -of the Pulitzer Prize for merito-
rious public service.
"'fhis kind of thing doesn't happen
very often in the life of a nonmetro-
politan newspaper," said Howard H.
Hays Jr. of the Riverside ~ss-Enter·
prise. "Naturally, we're delighted."
Hays, who aiso is co-publisher and
president of the paper, said he thought
the award '·created a more fa vorable
climate for corrective action."
The newspaper began an expose in
May. 1967, of corruption in the cow1s
in connection with-the handUng of the
property and estates or the Agua Cai·
ientes, a tiny band of mission lndians.
Hays was halted into cou·rt by Su-
perior Court Judge Merrill Brown af·
ter an editorial appeared Ii the Pre~s
Ent~rprise but Hays refused to ap·
pt-ar on the advice of his counsel be·
c~use the order was not delivered by
anv regular court process.
Brown th~ ordered a bench war-·
rant issued for !lays' arrest for '·fla·
crant violation" of the court order.
TI1e judge said he then would set bail
for Hays at 2J cents because he did
·not think the publisher was worth any
ml're than that.
llowever. the matter never came lo
a head because the county clerk and
county eounsel refused to issue the
warrant.
Haysp raised reporter 'George Ring-
watti. 44. for the series. ,
:·It's very much a tribute to George
Rin~wald and his talents,·· the editor
!'aid. "He's an exceptional reporter.
This represent., a year's work on
George's part." ·
HingwaJd himsel! w3s nearly speech-
less.
"I'm overwh1>lmed.'' he declare-I.
"I'm ~till floatint! on air a .Oil and still
haven't come down yet. I never dream-
ed that I would ever get this award.·•
Wt,...
'KISS OF 'Llll'I' -JacbonvlUe (Florida) Journal pbo~ara(lll~r
Rocco Morabito won the 198'7 PW.ltzer Prize for N1w1 l>hotOgrap}\y
for the above photo tntltled "The Klss of .Ltfe" which he made July
17. 1967 In Jacksonville. The picture sbd\vs power line worker, Gil·
bert Char_nplon (hanging upside down) receivinr moulh·l<>-mouth
resuscitation from c<>-worker J. D. Thompson. after Champion was
knocked unconscious when be brushed against a Uv4; wtre. Second•
?Jter'the picture was made, Thompson shouted down, "~'•breath·
Ing." •
• -
.
Singer-performer Harry ••at.n-
tt, wbo deac:ribea biJmelt u a
''high school droJ>OQt" gave the
conwiencement address for Park
College (Mls5ouri) Sunday. Fol·
lowing bis speech to the 51-mem· ber graduating class. he was pr•
sented an honorary doctor of hu-
mane letters. •
Carol111i Lea Tatnall, who claim& ihe
was f 01'Ud to f'Uign Mr civil 1ervice
job becau.se of report& ihe waa im·
moral, holdi hu cat, Mio, ai she e:t·
plaim about giving heT k~fl to her
apartment to her bOflfriend so that
he could feed the cat aM hef' gold·
fish. The American Civil Liberties
Union took tile case of the 22-year·
old girt, calling it "outrageous."
• The engagement of Gene Aus·
tin, who crooned "My Blue Hea·
ven" to fame, to Dor• Arv•n,
Greek socialite, was announced in
Miami Beach Sunday. This will
be Miss Arvan's first marriage
and Austin's third. She is 25 and
he is 67. • The Labor Exchange in Lendon
announced that it has stopped un·
employment payments to 23-year·
old Kairl T•ylor because it claims
he could get a job if be would only
cut his shoulder-length hair. •
You Imoto what they do witli
alt the leftover apricot pits at
a San Francisco c9nnery1 Me·
.J chonlcs at International Airport
say they use the pits and Ultil·
1mt she/Ls, ground up into· 100-
pound dose!, as the best ·tome
yet discovered for cleaning ;et
engines. '
• John P•lmisane, Northeast Lou·
isiana College P.harmacy student.
is the new 'world champion"
crawfish eater. He is reported to
ha ve consumed 22 pounds in two
hours at the 1968 Breaux Bridge
Crawfish Festival this past week·
end . • •
Judges at a beauty contest to
choose a. carni'Val queen placed th e
buxom blonde fourth in the bathing
suit competition. As the announce-
ment was made, "she" slipped off
th~ wig and exposed some extra
padding. It was all a joke. eX"-
plained Andre Szr•mko, of Need·
ham, who . said, "I really didn 't
expect to get wway with it." • .
Peter Fov.r9ue, 28, of London.
wants to rent out his wife for three
Jn\1nths as a housekeeper and com·
panion. The .price for the 21-year·
old brunette is 50 pounds C.120).
''I shall make out a receipt and it
will all be legal and above board;"
said Fovargue, who c1aima ne
needs the money to pay a fine for
1bopbreaking and steal.in& dgar·
ettes . • Where the blue Pacific genUy
washes the sunny s~ores of South·.
em California, everybody knows
that Dick Annotlco loves Carol
~·trouble is, Carol can't make
up her mind. So-
Last Wednesday she got a bundle
of record albums of love songs lo the mail.
On Tbunday a boaquet of flow·
1n three feet wide came to U.. doorr
On Friday, a 500-word teterram •
On Saturd1y. a btl newspaper
Id. .
On Sunday, a 1S.page love letter.
On Mond1Y, two ao;.second radio
commer1eals a1t.ing for her hand
ln marriage.
"l'm lmpruatd;'' says Carol a ~year-old divorcee with two cM·
dren Andy, 3, and Robby, f ... But.
11rioualy, 1 haven't mld.1 up snY
mind yet. .. ....
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$2.5 MILLION CRASH -Wreckage of the "Flying
Bedstead" lies in a vacant field at Ellington AFB near Houston where it crashed and burned Mon-
day. Astronaut Neil Armstrong, who piloted Gemini .
8 to an emergency landing in 1966, parachuted sale-.
AstrOnaut Bails Out
\
5 GOP ·solons Seek:
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W ASRINGTON (UPI) -
Five Republican Con~ss
men, accusing Selective Ser·
vice Director Lewis B. HeT·
shey of ''outrageous' at·
tempts" to stand in the way
of draft reform, are off on a
campalgn to ride him down
with legislation.
"A document of-such im·
portance to everyone lntet··
ested in the draft, especial·
ly those who must go to
fight our wars, should not
and cannot be kept from
the public," the Congress-
men said.
"It is simply unacceptable
that such a report which
condemns all reform recoro-
They introduced Monday a bill which would, among
other things, make manda·
tory the callup of younget
men first and allow crea· 6 M • •
tion of a lottery-like sele<:· . lSStng lion process designed to as-
sure fairness.
The sponsors are Reps.
Robert T. Stafford: Vt.,
Richard S. Schweiker, Pa.,
and Charles W. Whalen Jr.,
Ohio. au members of the
Men Found;
One De(ld
. -Armed Services Committee, TlMBERUNE LODGE.
and Frank Horton. N.Y.. O (UPl) s· t
UP'I Te"""'9
ly from the moon landing trainer just seconds be-,
fore the crash. Armstrong was reported unharmed
but the $2,500,000 craft, designed to perform prac-
tice landings like those wbich.;will be made on the
moon in Project Apollo, WK' totally destroyed.
and Gamer E. Shriver, Kan. re. -IX ve eran
Their bill would require mountain climbers lost for
that 19-year-<ilds be drafted two days and nights in a
first -a break for the na· storm near the summit of
ti on 's graduate students and 11.245-fuot Mt. Hood were
graduate schools. which ex· follhd huddled in an ice cave
pect a big enrollment drop Monday. One was dead, and
due to President Johnson's tihe others suffering from
removal of deferments for ·frostbite, shock and ex-
this category. posure.
Other provisions, in a<ldi-.l'he dead man was Robert
mended by a commission
hlghJy praJSed by President
Johnson is merely med
away without explanation."
Hershey said last week
that the one <-'<>PY of his pan·
el's report was available for
public examination in his
office, but that he could not
afford to have it copied.
ln reference to that. the
Congressmen said:
''It is unacOE:ptable to sug-
gest ·that lack of funds is
responsible for its not being
released. If the administra-
tion refuses to reproduce it,
we will gladly do so.''
* * * Lower Draft
Time Sought
WASHINGTON IUPI) -
Sen. Frank J . Lausche rD·
Ohio). has introduced legis-
lation to reduce from 24
months to 18 the period
draftees may be required
to serve in the armed serv-
ices.
MoOn Craft Crashes, Burns
lion to the one on "randorTT E. Patt~rson. 3'l. the only
selection pr~ss." would one in tihe party of four men
set up uniform national cri· and tW<> women. all of
teria to replace local board PorUand. W'ho had not
options. create uniform de-previously scaled Oregon's
ferment standards. put more hig.hest peak.
emphasis on enlistmenlc;, The survivors included
anct give draftees :JO davs Terrance Simonitch. 27: his
"No draft law will please
everybody," Lausche said
in a statement. ''but it is
surely high ti me that we en·
act into law a selective ser·
vice system designed to
meet U1e realities of 1968
and not. a world war that
ended in 1945." SPACE CE1'TER ,
Houston (UPI) -Astronaut
Neil Armstrong bailed out
safely from a crippled moon
landing trainer Monday -
his second in-flight brush
with a space v e h i c l e
emergency -but the $2.5
BI~y Paris Riots
Raging; 460 Injured
ed t betw""n t·nducti·on nott·ce an' d wife. Linda, 27: Dave Skin-million craft crashed and The accident occurr a V< ,.. actual induction. ner. 27: his _wife. p,a~, ut, burned moments lat.er. It 1:28 p.m. CDT at Ellington The measure was not con-' and Terry !ltddall, 26.
.;.,,..s a total loss . Air Force Base near the sidered Like!;\ to make any · The climbers set ?ut
A video tape of'tlhe event, Houston ~ Center.· headway this year. since SatuTday from T!mberltne
taken for engineers studying Armstrong was just com· L. Mendel Rivers (D-S.C.). Lodge. about 50 ftules south
.J: 1 has declared a2ainst any of. Portland. Distric~ Ranger Sh 1• p b the flight, showed th e pleting a pra...-uce moon an· draft hearint?s this session. Dick Buscher sa1d tnley 00 1ng ro e
spider-sheped trainer hitting ding. He had been aloft five But the five lawmakers reached the summit in the .
the ground and expl'Oding in minut.es, climbing to 500 feet took the occasiO'll to criticize early afternoon and spotted LOS ANGELES · (AP) -
a huge meball. • with ttle craft's fan~jet both Hershey and PresirlP.nt a severe storm approaching. TI1e City Council has cancel-
Space agency spokesmen engine and then dropping Johnc;on for the fact that They found a suita'ble spot ed a 'public hearing about
saw no official ~se for tile baCk lOwerd the grOWJd with nothin~ has rome of reforms fol\ an ice cave near the the fatal shooting of an 18-
LA Cancels
cram had been determined. both fan-jet and rocket oronosed bv the verv ton-10,500-foot level and du~ in. year.old Negro.
PARIS (UPI) -Bands oT between the United States Person.net at the site• engines on. lf'vel commission the 'Presi· Temperatures dipped below Two Negro councilmen,
(A SPECIAL
MESSAGE TO
SELF-
EM PLOYEO
PEOPL.E)
however, said the sy.,tem The crit~ !Mt the Space dent s""t up for th~t ""'"'""""e. 20 degrees. Billy G. MJIJs and Thomas s t u d e n t demoMtrators and North Vietnam ex· " " '"" ·~ B di ·d ft ...., 9 5 wtlich pr~ssurizes the Agency with three other 'l'hev accusPd Johnson of ~imonitch said the party ra ey, sat a er "'e · K I h
fought police irt scattered pected this wee~. craft'~ roc~et control and simUar trainers, all of a "scuttling" the Nicommen-made an at1empt to climb vote Monday that the vote ere.s ow cl~es early today in the Although the violence descent engines failed and more advanced design. All datfons. d()Wn Sunda~ morning, but was cowardly.
left bank Latin Quartet" of Monday was sp?rked by the left the vehicle out of con· were des<igned to duplicate 11} a statement, the five was turned back by tihe -===========-\
Paris where 460 were in· closing of S 0 r b 0 n n e trol 2fQ feet in the air. the gravity conditions of ttie charl!ed Hershev with "out· bliz~ard after covering less you can ' .
jured in 12 hours of bloody Unive™ty, t:here was con· An official invesUgation moon -one-sixth that ol r<11?eo11s attemnts to thwart than 100 yards. QUICK ·ot1ng Monday sbarted immediately. earth for AP o 11 o all efforts to ff'foTm an out-Patterson died Monday ,·
ri The students' overturned cern the demonstrators Armstrong, W'ho piloted Astrotl'llutS who hope to land dated. ineffective a'tld in· morning, ab011t the time a ;,,•:~~. u: .. t~~1J, ::rn~o.c;~ l save taxes
busies to uae 83 barricades :would turn their at11entlon to Gemini 8 bl a safe eme-on tihe lunar surface by 1970. eouitahle draft system ." search plane spotted the comprehensive hometown odi·
and sent volleys of cob:. the negotiations. gency splashdown in 1966 Because of its unusual Thev Jllso upbraided I.he climbers and directed a tion of the DAILY PILOT. d ble~tones raining 0 n t 0 The students, crganized alter it went· out o( control shape the landing tr.a.fuer selective service' chief for ground party to the scene. to ay
police, who were pr~ . into hit-and-run commando durint history's first space has sometimes been oallecf' not distributini? to the nub· --------------------------., by helmeita and shields. . . rendezvoos and docking, the "Flying Bedstead." rt lie his own task £orec> rPoort
Police using high-pressure . umts or massed JD scream· parachuted to eartlh . near was b u i 1 t by Bell critici?.iM the special Presi-
w&ter' hoses and tear gas, in·g armies that numbered in· tile place 'where bis spideT· i\s:osystems Co. of Bu!'.alo, clential draft commission's
counterattacked with clubs the thousands, fought run· _Sh_~ __ tra_in_er_f_e_u_. ____ N_. Y_. _________ f_in.,..din_· ....;g;...s_. ------
and rifle butts. ning battlea with the police
O v e r h e a. d ; p o Ii c e in tt>e main &rUries of the
helicopters· diNcted riot . • •
squads to head off moving Latin Quarter.
gangs of students and to Police .aid 475 persons
prevent large gr<>U.Pf from were . arrested and 2 0 S
.,, forming: policemen were injur~. IS
The riot area was ~ far of them serlously enough to from t h e International . . Conferebce Center of the be hospitalized. The French
French Foreign Ministry, a Red CrOH said 460 penons
ponible site for t a l k s received hospital treatment
of riot injuries.
In a half dozen other
N rth K French cities other students 0 orea demonstrated in sympathy
Says Patrol
'Captured'
with tbose in Paris. The
most violent outbreak was
in Grenoble, site of the
~ Olympics three
monttls ago, wb~ about a
dozen persoM were bl.Di.
Monday's riots grew out
TOKYO (UPH -North of a govermnent decision to
Korea today said it had cap. close the 7 0 0 • y e a r • o 1 d
tured an armed patrol sent Sorbonne because ol ~dent
. mto tbe Nol1h by "U.S. protests there against the
imperial.i.st . a g gr e 9 s o r earlier closing of t h e
troops." suburban Nan terr e Ex-The North Korean central tension of the University.
news agency in a broadcast The Nanterre students
monitored in Tokyo said had demanded reforms in
C o m m u n 1 s t· s e otries the administration of the
"instanUy captured alive-on ~xtension and changes in
the spot tile whole group of the ~tructure cl t h e i r
arrog.aut bandits who in-classes°.
truded carryi'ng v a r i o u s The National union of
lethal weapons for murder French Students, the largest
and tubver&ion." group involved in the pro-
The broadcast did not tests, ca~ ' student strike
specify whether tbe men and said there would be
were America.M or South more demonstrjltions this
Kweans, but North ·Korea io week.
the past has refe.rred to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia;I ·south Korean ~ as.1
soldiers belonging to , "the
U.S. imperialist aggressor
troops."
It said the men were cap·
tured "at zero hour this
morning" in 11'1~ central sec-
tor of the 151-mile truce
front dividing N<ril -1
Sk!th Korea.
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ft DAJLY PILOT TutSday, M~ 7, 1968
''I told you to take George off tx>~ salads when a
mini-skirt comes iD."
Unrest Around World
Scored by Candidates
From Wtre Services
Violence and destruction
at home and abroad were
the themes running through
the latest c a m p a i g n
speeches of candidates for
U. S . se n a tor fro m
California.
Stale Sen. Anthony C.
Beilen so n termed
"reprehensible" a sug·
gestion by the House Com-
mittee on Un-American
Activities t h a t detention
centers might be used for
militant black nationalists.
The suggestion Itself "will
innamc racial difficulties
· and lend c.Tedence t o
prevalent rumors that the
federal government is plan·
ning concentration . camps
for racial protesters," s<Jid
Bcllenson, who is seeking
the Democratic S e n a t e
nomination.
Meanwhile, in San Diego
state sctiools chief Max Raf·
ferly backed a suggestion
1hat the United Stat~ seize
North Korean merchant
ships 1n groups of five, as
one way to force that com·
munlst country to return the
U.S.S. Pueblo and its cap-
tured crew. The proposal
was endorsed by United
Republicans oi California at
its weekend meeting.
"The only way we can
ever get t!Je men back is to
make It so unprofitable and
unpopular for North Korea
that they would change their
minds," said Rafferty, who
s e e k s to grab the
Republic~ nomination from
incumbent Sen. Thomas H.
Kuchel.
In Los Angeles. Sen.
Thomas IL Kuchel hailed
House Ways and Means
Committee approval of a 10
percent tax surcharge and a
$4 billion government spen-
ding cut as • ' c e r l a i n I y
welcome."
Kuchel said the com·
miltee'~ action Uonday max
break a deadlock between
the White House a n d
Congress over the coupled
tax hike-spending c u t
legislation.
Another Democratic con-
tender, former state con·
troller Alan Cranston Mon-
day C1'itlcjzed the report of
th e President's National
Commission on U r b a n
Disorders.
He u id the commission
report failed to propo'Se a
program to help solve the
problem of the ghettos.
Cranston "S'pOke at the
opening of hi~ statewide
h e a d q u a r ter s in Los
Angeles.
'Political .
Slum' Term
Sparks Feud
SACRAMENTO (AP) -.
Gov. Reagan and Democrat.
ic legislators were emJ>roil·
ed today in a new feud
which threatened a num·
ber of bills already stalled
by election-year tenslons.
-The Republican governor
touched ofi the latest ex-
change when he called in a
weekend speech for a "poli·
tical slum' clearance'.' proj-
ect that would rid the legis-
lature of Democrats an' give him the GOP majority
be wants.
Democratic Sen. ·James
R. Mills of San Die1to rose
on the Senate floor Monday
afternoon and caUed t h e
statement "about as bad·
mannered· as I've ever seen
in politics."
There was an audible tre-
mor in the voice of the nor·
mally soft-spoken Mills. a
former school teacher. as he
said the g o v e r n o r was
''showing contempt for th e
legislature."
Confllct between the Sen-
ate and Assembly also shap-
ed up , with the lower house
led bf Speaker Jesse M.
Unruh. CD-Inglewood ). pres·
sing for a recess before the
June 4 primary. and the up-
per house adamant against
a break. ,
After a caucus Monday evening, Senate President
pro tern Hugh M. B u r n s.
CD-Fresno). said the Senate
had decided "emphatically.
no recess! I don't want any
member of the press or the
Senate asking me again.
There's going to be 9°' l'~
cess!" ·
Dam No,
BroWn
Wouldn't Go
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
When Republiacn G o v .
Reagan dedicated t h e
Oroville Dam lut wee~end,
major speakers included a
fo r mer R e publican
governor, U.S. Chief Jlistice
Earl WaITen.
Edmund G . Brown, the
Democratic governor i n
whose administration the
dam was !Jlegun, wasn't
there.
On Monday Brown tOld
newsmen why: "No one ask-
ed me to say anything at all.
I was invited to be there but
was never on the program."
Proud references to the
$2.8-bUl:ion Callfonlla Water
Project -of wb.k:h the
Oroville Dam was a part -
were part of Qrown's losing
1966 campaign a g a i n s t
Reagan.
McCarthy Due
Back in State
AID· Loses Quarter
Of County Backers
From Wire Servlea for tbe ballot.
SACRAMENTO -The Th e Am et'lc an
American Independent par· ' I~epeodents mantainet!· the firmest bold on the new ty of former Alabama Gov. registrants s i n c e the
George C. Wall.ac~ bas l~t January· figures, dropping
about a . quarter of 115 by 15 perceat with a loss of adherents~-Or~nge County, 16,556.
state registration figures l n contrast, the Peaee and
shTo~~J . "-no rA .. -t. F r e e d o m registration ,,. ~~an_.. ........ Y S'ful'l}Ped G't-per~a
appeared to total ~e biggest 33,568. ' -
percentage defection froro While the over-all figures
the AID ?n a county-by-for the loS6es suffered by
county basls. , t h e two n e w parties a r e
The sec:etary of state s small compared to the big-
role of eUgible voters. for the ger parti~. the percentage
June 4 prunary election also loss often was substantic:t
showed , ho~ever, that the For example, more than ~ID bas a fir~er hol~ ov~r 40 percent ol the Peace and its members m Califorrua Freedom registration in San
than the antiwar Pehce a.nd Diego County abandoned the
Freedom. party. organization. It was Dbout
In addition. the role. ~ade 25 percent in a n o t h e r
clear tba_t the trad1Uonal strongboJd. San Francisco De~ocratic and Republican Americ a n Independents
part!es dwarf the new ones lost about a quarter of the.
BRIGHT
l\e DAILY PILOT 111•••• lh
·-· ...... ,.,. ll9ht, tlfht IN
ltrl9lot. 11"4 , .. ,. '-·-··-9'1t1M 4elty encl •111., tlie ·-
111 ~1ze. supporters in Orang .. ~ . .._., ......
C'Oltl". Bat WJLjlllW -at 'olMr
So aU•ra.. Callfonla
bolpttala for --ntarded. Fairview ill Ca.ta Meu and
Paciftc, wer. redDeed bJ
the move, oftldtll Aid.
Andrew G. Robertaon,
aaotber deputf ~.
aid the riH ID admllllons
ii apem.tw. Be· aid lt
coata '15 to proce11 a new
patient at admiufOD and
J.13.10 a day to ewe for him
the l1r1t 30 days. Allie!' that,
the daily cost dropa to
sit.~.
It costa aa averqe of
Sl,980 to care for a pet1ent
for 72 ca,1, the average
time • person 1tayt lfter he
is admitted, said Robertson.
MAND OPIN ...
~.M IOOKKEIPING
c..&r. 900K1M MRYU
Nil IMN.L ..........
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I See by Today's
Want Ads
• Here are some of tbOle RARE Pug puppiea for sale.
e Wanted to purchue, a liquor license in good
standing, in 0 range County ••
• There's • home m Irvtne
Terrace for only $33,900
. . • claimed to be the
best buy in the Barbor
area.
• Here's a manager's poo
alUon open ,in a Gitt Shop,
• Where to find a regis· tered ~ horse •• , for racing or pleuure, even
good with children.
Total registration 1 s ty.
7.925,617. Democrats have _,,;::__ ______ ...__-=========::::::::::==========
54.9 percent. with 4,347,406
and Repuj:>licans 40.3 per·
cent, at 3,197,815.
The ne.xt largest group
isn't any party at all, but the .
177,718 who decline to state
a preference and c~'t cast
primary ballots. Next comes
the American Independent
party with 90.71Yl, for J .1
percent, then the 0.9 percent
o( 'the P e a c e and ~reedomlfes' 71.532. The
~~t ls accounted for by the
40.439 voters who are li~ted
simply as miscellaneous.
The r i g u r e s confirmed
speculation that both new
parties would lose mem-
bership once tbey qualified
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California Legislature in Action LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy
(o..Minn.), re t urns to
California on Saturday in
NOW IT'S
OFEICIAL
SACRAM!Nl'O (AP)
California's w:idely accepted
nickname, "The G o 1 d e n
State," is now on the
lawbook.s.
,.
trying to capture t b e
v1nA -p.,~,, volunteer~ 111 D e m ocratic presidential VISTA, th« "dome>! Poo coros." to -lnati·on. Qu~fv !Of" oertta ~ate tNcht:::J '""'~ ~·~mf~.;':"1"1 .;l. "tJ::~.· •· He plans to speak in Los B•~:"1'.n -=--!NI svmm.,11$ Angeles at Griffith Park at 3 ::,~'t.'-s.-""'· -=~ ~w.~ p.m. end then go to San ~~ns comm1ttet1 AB 1121. Diego for e not h e r 1p-
TH• """~· pearance, hit headquarbln
Gov. Reagan on Monday
signed into law a bill by Sen.
Alfred E. Song, ( 0-Mon·
terey Park), making it the
state's official nickname: ~ ~~~ .. ~= boalllt here said Monday.
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S.rvl<lll ~ •-•II s. "3. =~,.,,, ~Co.ltlflu"'9 " be'tolld ·-TMa.fl your big· chance to steal from a bank. Get your.
car loan here (minimum $1000) and get a personal check· ,
ing account,.w~th no. setvice charge at all for the length 0£
the car loan. That comes to about $30 a year saved in those
blasted service charges alone •.
Fii 11 CIAll IF 'II DESIGNED
ESPECIALL V ,0111
That's the least of It. An eve:n greater saving is on the
car loan itself. Dealing with the hank direct; there's no
middleman, no markup on finance charges. You can save
from 1% to 3% interest. (Depends on whether the car js new
or used, how much you put down, etc.) Say you save 1~%.
That may not sound whopping, but fi gure it out on a·
$3800 car, with $1300 down, on a 36-month loan. You
save $112.50 cold cash. 'N<?W do you see why it's worth
looking us up in the phone book and coming on~?. ••
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(_ f Tllf'SdlI, M11 7, 1968 DAILY PILOT 7.
Wlaettnore Voter Surveg
~axes, Crime, Drugs MaJor Is~ues ~
Fire Call•
THAT'S THE TICKET -Karen Lindroth of New-
p<>rt Beach sells first ticket.Jo third annual Orange
COas Coilegelfim'OOllaglati 'l'Odecr1o OCC basket.-
ball player Craig Falconer of Costa Mesa.
ColWgiate Ri~rs
Due at OCC Rodeo
FULLERTON -Tuea, the state colleges be cbarg·
crlme and narcotics, and alt ed tuition?
polluUon loom today as tbe Yes ............... 7,004
most critical issues in tbe No ............ : ... 1,417
minds of voters, accordlnt Do you favor stricter con.
to a survey completed b)' trol of both students and
State Senator James E. non-students on campuses
Wbetmore (R-Fullerton). engaged in non-academic
Wbetmore, who figured a c t I v 1 t i e s 1 (Such as
heavily in t'he recent probe d e m o n s t rat.ions., free
of the sex drama "The speech, etc.)
Beard" presented at Cal Yes .............. 8,945
State, Fullerton, sent «we.. No .....••..•...... 629
Uonnaires on issues of the -Do you favor control (by
day to all registered voters legislation if neceseary) o(
in his district. He got 10.000 students activities w h e n
answers, he reported today. they offend our accepted
Of the answers on most moral standards and do not
critical issues faclng tbe serve any e d u c a t i o n a 1
state, •,174 voters uM1 tax· purpose?
es. Another 4,007 answered' Yes · · · · ·• · ••• •• · · .7,361
crime and narcotics and No .... · · · .... · · ..... 823
3,249 replied air pollution. -Medt.cat -Do you sup.
Other critical isaues were port cutba~ as proposed
seen -._ education, 1,788; by the ~stra~onT
Medi-Cal 1377 freeways Y~s · ··· · ·· · · · ·· · .. 5,M2 648 and l~Pecl & lllue~ • No .......... ·· .... 1,701
544 · 1• As to a question about
· where cutbacks abould be Wbetmore shipped the made, the great majority of
questions out to voterL lut answers suggested cuts in Decem~ ¥ , estimated welfare, and th a t re-
that replies didn t come in qnirements be placed in tbe
until February ~ March Medi-Care a n d Medi-Cal
because of the holiday rush. programs to make the coun·
Wbetmore asserted that ties and the state relponai·
only 106 of the 10,000 voters
polled filed objectiooa with
wording of t h e quu-
tlonnaire.
··0oe perSOft suggeated
that we stop trying to go to
the moon," Whet mo r •
recalled, • • a n o t b e r SUI•
. gested we reid Paalm 1 and
meditate."
Here are other quettiODI
asked and the number of
voters an9Wering in each
category:
U tax reform ls instituted
Absentee
Ballots Now
Available
The best collegiDte riders
from 18 colleges through out
the Western United Sitttes
and pr-operty taxes decrea.
will trade bqmps and bruis· ed, which of the following
es for $4,000 in prize.money might be increaied if
at the Orange Coast College absolutely necessary to
rodeo May 25 and. 26. make up the deficit?
Tbe fast moving events Cigarette le Uquor Tax
ll:Gll ...... .p ..=. .1c1. "" GI will begin each day at 1:30 ................... 4,636 12~':.:.. ~ nre. 1'm c-trv Three · S p.m. in a specially erected Sales Tax ~-,_ ...... : ..... ..... E~'--stadium west of the fooJball .................. ·2,815
SANTA ANA -·Persons
who will be absent. from
their votiiig precincts on the
day of the. state primary
election, June 4, may vote
now, here at the Voters Reg·
istration Department, 1119
E. Chestnut Ave., County
Clerk William St John an·
nounced today.
St John said such persons
have the .option of caating
their ballots personally at
W.utt OUmer « l.aauna appearance of S t e p h e n
Beach: Fran Sulllvu and Smith, Bobby Kennedy'•
James Comer of Rossmoor broth er·Jn.law, an ex•
and Los Alamitos; Roher& pertenced trouble shooter, la
Bevacqu of Mission Viejo, certainly no endorsement of
El Toro, Laguna Hills ; Du the way Unruh bas run the
Cbllto• of San Clemente; campaign to date. Mn. Mary Au Porter, San Juan Capistrano; and .. Last April 2AJ, I predicted
Gordon Powers and Thomas that Unruh and Kennedy
Blackman of Seal Beach. would find it bard. to work
* together: S m i t h ' s in•
tervention in California COil• And Unelly, it appears the. firms that prediction.
Republicans are having a "Has Unruh just 'been
hard time deciding upon • demoted? Is be about to be
role for one of their arch fired?
political pains. Assembl.Y "Or, ls this more of Speak~r Jease M. "BJ1 Dad-Unruh's plot to become Bob-
dy" Unrub (D·~). by Kennedy's Postmaster
Cof?lfl now a-statement General?"
ble tor · only emergency on Unruh from James W. That's right, the man said
needs, Wbetmore said. H a l I e y , G OP st a t e postmaster general. * chairman: l~========:t Dr. Max Rafferty, state • lntru i superintendent of public in· -"Jesse Unruh s son
structlon now on the cam· into Republican P a r t Y
paign t:reil to oppose Senator politics is obviously an ~at.
TbomH K u c be 1 (R· tempt to divert attention
Anaheim) in the G 0 p from bis demotion by the
Tlae BOOKSTALL
I JJJ ' "" St. C....Mete 14M611
Pnm. ary, made a weekend Kennedy campaign. "'lbe sudden, une~
Metltet-•
La" lloo'fu
sweep through Orang e ~_.:..::..::::::_.::~:::::..!==================~ County.
Rafferty w a li f eatUJlled
guest at a gathering of 200
at the home of Mr. and Mn.
stanley Bart of Orange.
His publicists reported ln •
grand style that t h e
senatorial hopeful told the
Orange countians "simply
and clearly-where be stands
on the issues, large and
small."
Rafferty apparently plans
to hit Orange County hard In
bis drive to unseat native
son Kuchel.
He taped a TV session in
Laguna Bills Saturday and
plans to spend much of tpe
month of May pursuing
Orange County votes.
Carl Karcher, Rafferty
Orange County campaign
ctuunnan, also announced
a p p o i n t m e n t of city
chairmen, including Jack
Milltler and W I 111 a m
Perfield of Costa Mesa;
TUne In the
Colorful
Sound ar
Orange
County
M~sl.c!
RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM
From Fashion Island,
NewpQrt Beach
~:~J{;.;·.:.=,:re~:~ ~'7.. V stadium on the OCC hm· Corporate Income Tax litl ~.;,~. ~~r·.~~ 1m. ->:rmant D1'e in iet pus. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 2,352
the department or tbey may •
obtain an absentee ballot by Anaheim Class
writing for and filling out L-.... ,.. Eventa will include sad· Personal Income Ta.x •=• '·"'· Monclrf. ,.,. ""'' 1"1 Obi!-C t dle bronc riding, bareback .......... : ........ 1,008 10~.':" p~~·m.cnc.· aid. 61'1 °''"°'* Three Orange 0 u ft y, bronc riding, b11ll riding, Other 71B'~m. 1'4"fr."• ",. 1nw111Nt1on. servi. cemen were among 14.5 calf roping, steer wrestling, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m
an appucatton form. Slates Reunion The county clerk said the
um Ma~.:. .. v1n.r El lAeo identilied by the Defense ribbon roping, girls' barrel u some of the present ':r,,.:;m~ ... ~~· De"'"-ent Monday aa kill-racing and girls' goat ty· . governmental services must 6·V 1'.f!l.,~J(,., Ta'*1 A-,,_ ..... Ing
:,,,. 1t:ucJ1c1 .._ • ... -ed in Vietnam.._. · be curtailed to effect a ''I 1'.11\. .,, CM ",., ,.. 8""" Army Sgt.. Dennis R. Although all of the profes-decrease in property tax.es, · I 1'lllllk ..iat. ,... Tb f Pullerto Cpl sk>nal stock la ~g supplied which of the rollowing do
l: ~ .];'' ... Pa~rit. oAbrabam : Sut8 by Par Westefn Rodeos of you favor?
deadline for amentee vot-ANAHEIM _ Anefleim
ing ia May 2.8, but persons Union High School Class of
who cannot be at their pre· ,58 will be holding a 10 year
cincts because of circUm· rewUoll s o m e t i m e in stances arising after May 28, may penonally vote at the August.
l!r.~. 0,.. ""' .. M-Ana and Marine Corps Sgt. South l.8;guna, each cowboy Welfare
department up to 5 p.tJl. on Alumni interested in at·
cn;R ut rending are urged, to oall
J of brings his own horse, since .. H~ Piiot Visitfw• ~1:unJ. w!:!1'1~ 0 :~ t y the horse is generally con· • · •· ·· · · · • ·••· ·••·· .v,.,...,
June 3, after .uu.wg 0 an either Mrs. Elaine Blake
af(idavil Fournier. 897-1244 or Mrs.
casualties of the war. sld~edt to cw~~t:/:?eff7ort5 peirrr· ~~~ ...... • .... 2,928 Servicemen and women Ray Jones, ~.
may apply up to 5 p.m. May·-------------------
29 for air mall copies of ab· fo;t~.,.~ t.::'fWo1 '11~ Sgt. Thorpe had been cen.-0 a Education r.~J:!;:~~,o= i:: previously listed as missing roping events. . ................... J,42.5 r·, !"~ere:. .=°"WAIN 'f.k~T: In action but was placed on Placentia Man Mental Health
DEATH .,O'l'ICE" the deceased list Monday. .. .......... ····t •• m
sentee ballots. The ballots ~
must be returned to the
department by 5 p.m~, June
3. .,~ 13 ~::.S~u~ ~~~~: ;1 Gets U.S. Honor ~~ ............... 911
,.., !~ f!vllletn.1,,.. ri. °'". Deer Park Drive, Fullerton. Placentia resident Hudson Should student& at the
The department is open
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mon·
day through Friday. 1111. "i!i ... Surv~11¥ J::;. Sgt. Perry, 23, wu tilled B. Br ate waa among 18 University of Call!ortu. and
M. ~"":-"= !M~ c:= Tuesday near Cam Lo. He ~ selected to work fi!-=,Jt~~-i:n~ died the day before the birth wiUl top government of· •• .. •••••••••••••••
Mf'llcll, 12 Noon. fi1':iiuuvf. of his second son, WiIHam. ftclals as ~ White p N ~ 5a NGS. ES}"'•m'="~:.W.···e~; In addition, he is survived H f 'll . L T ~ \J v· , ·.,,JiMrr •tm "''" by his widoW, 1 Mr s . ~a: e~ws. 33, Is ad-~ 0 I ...
11 11 ~ 510 Lettcsw Madelelne Perry, 1205 W. mu\i~tratlon manager at . E .. cO::: c111 ,,,.: oai. 2otR1 •-•ft1 Lynn, Apt. 3, Anaheim, and North American Rockwell '· S..rvlved bY son, ro Co in ... _A .. · t'Wlll. of East L1M1nD. M1c11 '"' another son, Allen, 2. rp. ~ueim . ..,, Mn Hu111 of I . ng, c.ntblll, Jaclt-. I• ...:Iii,, c It ...
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BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
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PAaFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cntelely e Mortury
Cllapel
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Newpert Bad, Calf_.
MW'7ll
POK FAMILY
COLONIAL ruNtlW. BOME
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WE'RE OYER
STOCKED WITH OVERSTUFFED
CHAIRS
LA WOY a •IOJNI
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Interest Is compounded daily and paid from thr
1st If funds are rec:elveE the 10th. Interest Is pait
from date received whe funds mnain to quarter's
end. Interest Is peld to te of withdrawal after three
months wheil ICCai.mt ,.. alns open to end of quarter.'
AccoUnts ,,. JNUred toll 5,000 and prot~ted bY
Anaheim'j 1~ record of safety sine• foundln1
In 1921.
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SAVIN BS
AND LOAN ~880CIATICN
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Bonnie Parker
received 8 money bags
fr9m Newport Beach today.
Was one of them ·yours?
Make Bonnie Parker your money-makinq pen pal. Her "Bonnie Parker Money
Bags" are the envelopes people who li"8 to save by mall send to Glendale Federal
fn Newport Beach. They're a convenient and easy way to save at the nation's
se9ond largest Federal ... and the only Federally chartered, supervised and
Insured savings association In Newport Beach. Get your own supply
of "Bonnie Parker Money Bags" by re~m ma(l ... postage paid
both ways, They're much more dependable than messages in bottles.
Glendale Federal Sa ings
end ~n Aleoclatlon I Main effloei Glendale
2333 E. hclflc Coast Hl&hny
(at MacArthur Boulevard)
Newport Beach -
Phone: e~-1550
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0. Th Co . ·A· ~""'i.:-~ = · .. .. "'" -;7.;-...... ~ d B N ver e unter Ae'm!~., 111 ~ iii~~ '~ = '"'' ~t: ·Sophisticate uyers, ot N.Uou.,.,.,f,londAy,Moy.f.IHI :•w:~~--:-~ t · ~~~~:i ·,1t~~ .. ·i
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C!Otlllm>ft Mf M"tl Oft lflC '~~·t "ocw eutoa•on bv ,,,...,11,,. -.. 010
•ti 1iw ""'""'· "" tM M<oncl tolv!N! .,_ tf\t lout .. oart ser'!I-.
• · · I h de Al' ,_.,.. "' • ~ Oc•• 1t•ium Inc AOe 11 ij~ .. "' ·-.. "' "' .. ~ "' 1ow .-IN .... -... + \i ors trade in big blocks and been extreme Y eavy · A''"' '" .. '"" a_ m. f 019• t• 1M ~ ,. '-·r I 16 -.. 1"' sm '"" 11 """ 11 11~ "i their participation boost pile the fabulously. st1fC ::f:.i"r'~ui!.11e ·» 12t"' iit!4 1 8~~ ct-:11 .ws ' 11 .. h " ja'' :s' ~ ":J-t:% Im 1 "• t = I:: 1~1 1:: ~ C ~ Im!
the average of each trade. penalties for buying tn the A/'r.1 ~r°"'"'l oe .. "•t•• ., ..... u • ""' 1 Mutual : ' I .. • ~ -" c....c1H1 :u• , '"' ""' ~ -
U S :1lvm t."f.C::, . ..0. Ii Pf< Avl>/.'°" ' J..., \lo A-·lsW 1 • I ,._ --" Clevlllll I f2 1' H ~ ~ ... -+ Second, IOpblsUc~l(od lndl· ' ' Am 8~ M•lnl .2S r ' ~:f G.~•' l>l:.·~~1"Vo o:t.A I"-tt'\ t =AC~ f tt If, ~~ \oi ~ :t 1"' 11::1.:"i.fO"' 1~ = ~ ,.,_ t Suddenly last month. the vldual Lovestors and trad· Thought-provoking wa s :~:~ t:::,r:...-~"°.• ~~ P•c out ,A,dv. • f._ lil v. ,.,....~ :J n n"!i 1 "-• 1tvtte .,,.,. 11 1~ 7' n -
lid blew off trading in Wall ers. the remark attributed In the "-~·~i.~n~i~tcwi!r "° 1?'~ t.: tt il~S ~,.'~~= 2f,_: ~ 4 Funds $1'~~~ rJ I:: ~ '':" ~~"-·s.,.t'ft,, ~tr'~ t;" 1f!l\\ fl. Street. On April 10. a fan-Th . e 1 ance lnto the New York Times to an un· Am Rb•' 1>1011c1 ao f~ f9 f• P•""'°""' •c M !i Ut;i U.,. "'"' Noto 1 4 ~ , ~ 1 -·~ ~ ..... ,
tastic record of 20.431.000 mar~!~ rf~u~:ing President ldenti!iea u.s. broker in ~~~~r.."r~r'" .~ ,r" ~~ ~ ... ~:~~t!?·~:"..,,,, lty, ~-~ """" 1 ':jf 1ae = v.i i'i c::a:f' ,1 J ~ 2'1: J. ... ~
shares changed hands on the Johnson's bi'd for peace London: "T)le buyer who ~~~se~'\':.Ji..01.JO ~\rt lt.~ : .... W!!.u H"'d'i~k~ .• 2" 21 m..~ v. ~... f: s '!? • .,. -+ c=: ~· ~·: 11: " = ~"' :!:1 New York. Stock Exchange isn't attuned lo this market :~~,~~·IC.I H~ ~;: il c:'l>C'Q Poltcteum .IS IS':. -~2i"t" ~11ac:"'J}AO 1~ n:tl I -... c.tllMlk 1'.• 2f ~ ~ :-. ~ alone . For the month as 8 talks and his withdrawal . d d ., d 11 .,. i. ,, " 't" ub s" o1 NM ·'° 2l ~~-· u -t .. ,., • .,. .• m '"' ,.14 ~
from lhe presidential race in Wall St•eet IS ea . :~.:,~:,x~~vl Prod ~) ~ ~ ~~r. ,~.,, u~ t 1(1 t :"' • ~ I ~ nin." ~~. ,; ~ h -VI 1·= ~~ al: it. ~ r,_ i:" ~?~:di~e w~~1~0:;e~~~. was unmistakable These :.o:~'~a~';i:ulatur• buy· ~~==f.rt tun= li~ ,t~ Ji> ·~ r~~~~:,Ws ~ ~!~~~., ~ -~!Y°~ ~"•Y l fi:A ~~ ::! 1J, = W ~ ::+~ 11 ,, ~11 I ~~ ii! ft! J
lS.OOO.OOO shares, double the are the "active traders" I " · "'' M.,• 40 ~ ff,\ ~ 11o1>''"°" H H l.eo ~ fl" 6 =~=·~ 12'( t;: ll.2j.1
1 ~"r:!.IJ!1 J r,!-'l· 12~ 1= _" Dlt fl a.. r~ »tn +ii.
level of only .24 months ago. described In a recent col· In the raze of historicruy :o'.':'::~r1~' f:cl\nl .~·~ 1114 I ,., ::~::.,~·::ct., ii:~ r.l;i r:: .... ~-~ ~. ::. ~~ fi n: ~~.'..:·}~ 1Jl ;r: ~~ R"' r" .. ~ 'Ji.2 I 151; ~ JI: -;:!\'i I t umn . middle-.upper tncom e. steep interest rates. mar~in ~~/°"'t/tf",''lt: ~ 01 ,,._ ~ 11-11 •r°"ft ls .. ;f" ,... lf'tcft 11 _°' .,,., ,_ ~ Mil~. ,,. 1, -•VI ..-. -" o1 t.:z tt -. ~ fN' -r TwhhJecehxamctt1tuaaJnnuraundrsateweare college educated men in customers were reported 10· 11-'\ck Ettctronlcs ~.... ,, .... =:~:I Pn':.'. of Am!: ~ Jr'l'I t'! 111:-V~""" ~ ,2ut n~ =:.-:. ~ rr. 'T~ 'f~ '~ -~... = ,; t;. d 1m n~ ~ + ...
turning over their stock their prime earrungs years ereas10g lh~ir uy1ng an imw C~n1~ I '° 23)2~" '".!J~ ·r-1 '"""' tAYI u... f ..... ,: ., Ill 11 t\: U2;' ""' , ·" 117 -~ !1."1 ~ ·~ -r '·A " ,,.,,. ~ ., ,. . . . b . d a."'" HIJ>d r4'"' ... !1 Ruektr Co • ~ .,., lltldl "'I-It A re i.10 '"" ~ ff'4 '° -VI , .,.,_,. ••• r~ .... ~ -,..
portColios won't be know n seek mg capital gains and boosting thetr debts. (They 8t•ln1 Ven ' t ... n~V>ruy,$~1 ·.~jn/~~r,~~ ~IQ Mil'; r. --... t." ~ : 11 :: 1 ~:i ~:1n11 r~ \ ~ r~ irU + "' ~ (t:l! ~ i 22• 1"'1" ror months. but l't undoubt· obviously enjoying moving had reduced their loans in rr:"'~~ol=rn:y Va " coll t. Ftlm 1.~ ~ '°" MVfM 1111<2 7'U AmllWt! t.19 sl ,_. IN lt't i 1A °'" OU 'ii • I ' d t f . t ) Th af, c StO<•r '° 20Yt .. ,Kt~~~h-AV. 14 ~ ,.. •t:7 '·& . "'~ ~: : _,dY ·"' DJ .._ *' ~ t :, . ~ , edly beat late 1967's all-time frequent y 10 an ou o In· the first quar er. ese 81ochemlc• Ol'tocdw• " mOt1 l sc11u11er .05 ft~ "'rt' Pd ·1 •· "' . . Nit,. " "" i1ot """ ,,.... ,,..., i Miit• t t t djvt.duat stocks. These in· «peculators hav.e to be bet· al••Mer Coro '°" 1 ~ot P•v Leu ;it ~-, ... ~-~ • ~ · 111 , t ,,,,.., c1 1.,. n '"' a~ ~ -~ -~ ... 1 t vi 1 high record or 4-0,8 percen , " 8on•nu Alrl1"4l Unite JllO to0 C• 11 WI,., 4j J 1 \'I .,.. ~ vs 1 US ,04 · Alf! ~I IG 12'.4 11~ 11---elllC It .41 d 14 -1 vestors are overwhelming-ting on a big_ upt.trn to pay 8~1.,c"'',1!!, os1.. 2A "! union Go 1:10 v. ,,~ 1'"' ~o '111 ' · 1 1: Ke!'"!.. 1.i1• 1 .11 AmH•tOo• 1 "' •~ 111 .. ~ +" °" ~· t.eo :M2 "' -Who was buying? h · f t d ~-P --~ • 111,.,,.,l!.£!'''""" as , ~ 41' •1-. ,. 1 "" · ~ ... . .4 ""' ,...,, 1 11 sz,. ~ :111'4 °" • "'t ~ " -
While we have few pat tfus1~o~a~s~at.eg~~~~~e~s~~~-. ~=nd~dr~~=~g ra es e-
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ract.s. persuas ive evidence proprietors and executives. N"l buyln• was tbe cen· •11111
1 "~.1u1ic11!!:'11·!l ~ i: "' 'Ice i~:r«.'111H11 ~· 514 l~ "'-Lil 1.7~ •1t1ertv i · ~ ::; ~ g = ~ t -~l u ~ -1 . . di .. " t P~ "s .... ... 2•~ ~ I" ::rt.JI Slee.I ,., ·" tfil 17'4 .. ~ ~ A 'T,'.;.. ··e LI.!!! ~~"y .... Am s....11', SI m • 1tl4 ""' -.. '!}.~· \ = ..!! i rrom informed sources in • In April. they bought qual· eral public 1;1 w11t• '"'k' '!O 10: 1 •et• i:.,.1°''i'1on l \i 1 , '*' 1 tf:ih . ~"" ,11 •-v~ 'rn· AmWtr 11 tu ""' ~ " -1u o;;.11,... • ~ cates the buyers feU into . d . 'I C•mous CHUtll .lO ,..::; ,. ... ""' 1•1• lnclUllt" N --N Siii ;. t ,,..--.;. n AmSAft .... ,. 2 Jf Jf " Olll'W-·lfllin ,.,; ti ity stocks . a pomt un er· Every day thro_ugh Apr! . s:~ ~:~1ror. 1111> If 11~ ::z. a~,-C~I .JI n n~ ft" -~-I : ·!I "'' ll .lt 1 .• Am .s" .. '.. l~ ~ »,7 ~.. -:;,vi ... ,..., lflliJO 1130 .... -hese main classes lined by the fact that the the general public. as re -~'° °1:<~ inc ,,,.. 14'11 1 sv1>1crto11on Tv 7~4 1 T"' -J· ·; 1s.n 1 . ' ""'•''' ., "" \ t v. on111nr 1.• " .. , .. l2\.\ + Fir.'. the lnstltutioDS. average Prl·ce or the 20 most n d b ..... d I t tr des ~Dlt•I llttrve Co " » 1 runul lt>Uuslritt ,,.,,. "'• j l'I iu. IU~ t . I u . Ill 1.tS 1 ·a A Sllelr 1.40 ., 2 \Ii ~ 21'. •• °"' lrt. ,so ' IP\ lM -ecte y uu o a . ooca N1 Gu ·" tl"' '"" 1 "' .,,.., Eltc Ind 12 1r1 2 .... , 1111 1. tt 1.-. ,,,_ 'j·" 3. AmSue I/If M 1 Ith ,.,._ tOt. :: ""'"" •.• 1 "' "" ., i ' h k h8S · tr ti' ' tnlutv Pt~r!ln ~ ' .,.,DU 2.0 JfA IN 144 'dt U2 t.~ Mau Giii J ·77 ). Am T'T t .At .. 9 ,._. ~ .. onl (•fl l ~ ~ & ~ lndicative or their surge active tssues eac wee· meaning ansac ons m c11wnce. A B 1 lO v. r..-n co .IO 2.,. 9 ,. [ 'r" 1 \f: l*i ~fr .n '''D ""' T~ 1.to 1u 13'-,,..., :n~ -111 icn ., J.H i20 m. "" -_,,. nto IO~ market was the fact been in the $45-$.55 range blocks of less than 100 ?~;-;11~·1:\l'\s'"1n1 32 TKum,... Prods 2• 1'7 •:; 1 u ~ 1· · J Metn ~ ' A~• ·lf it 1m 'l"' 1~ + "' "'I;,°" ·""' SJ Jl¥i S -1 that the numoer of. blocks I not many cats and dogs shares. sold heavily on bal· !llbtn• YJ,11 8 ·" h~ ... ,,,.. w:. :~iJJ, Cor~. ~~ l"" ~~n... , ~:I ,:: lcl~I 1M 1i: ~w ~Jt>f t u ri: ::" : .... i~ + v. Ml/iJ~'.S " n =1
of J0.000 shares and over. ance. Wh.iJe the mstitu ons g::;~,.c~: ~A •.• 17 lo" CMnltc.-ta 10 2' 9111 Sii• " , Morton ,Uf!CIS. AM.r• t so '1\lo ""' 17,4 ~ .,,, I/If 2 " ,.~ ~ +
a day in April against 71 a For the first time in sev-were selling. Also, while :':~ s1~~.-~<>4t ·'° ''" 1 ,.,. r~1~rouD ·• 1~ 1 "' °" s11t ,.°' 2.&% lt1111• 7.l1 t. AM' t~ ·.... !ll 3'l\ "'"' ~ + \4 cri f.•ta ,,. 1 ,31.,, _,"'
here I . . ti o.tsr.I O~tw1mlu l:l't a Tut C•911•1 COfo .21 10th °" ~ :=: sr; :·~ :: = ~: IHI lUI ~~ ''z llC us 11~ ~~ Y"' g~ .! ~ ""'ru1 i.'IO 1d ~ ~ ±
higUme stuff, averaged 52 Third. foreigners. were buymg. the odd·lotters omoulf[ Eci,YIDml . !r' ... r" ?t'W~l,towxr ·1°' ~ ~·~ l~~ ',ui~i~n = 14~~!·1m ~~~ ,n:,.J ,!.\ :11: = ~ =:: ~ ~= ,,: a it ~4M +
day in 1967 and only 14 a eraJ years. foreigners have the number of new broker-g·l~"'~,J·~ r ~ r lmrc~ -"it 'f!VI' a,, 1f.Jj'l:1 Ml: ~L 11.t,,t =~o~~ iii~ ll~ ~" + ¥: ~~ ~ ~ L .. I ;.:·i
day in 1966. Also revealing become net bu)ers of stocks age accounts was reported o:,eAaes"f:n Lab mt !t~ ~L l~::~, h'::',.~ 1 i'li: fl~ ~ ~= 'd u:.111:;1 ~i' ~. lt: j: ~ 22~ ~ ~ ji"' ~ + ~ ~:fl~.,[20 J JO~ I': .! I '1s the fact that the average on a maJ·or scale. acquiring up, brokers. indicated the o~·"1nP1!~:<11!!..1 _ 21'• t" H'Z tmo1.o0oe .2S "l'I 30 1 "d "·,:" :iuo H• ws.c 1 ·~ ·" AncllHG tA t• 41\\ "~ '"" -'" 5t.... 1 " _.. ,... -
transaction on the ticker nearly $750 million net in acco unts did not represent Lu• chtcl< Print .• ¥i Trt:i•t• ''""'", n<lt. ~1.,., " 1 1.n Net 1n...,1 t. ~ uo A'*"' c:lllirt ,, ,,.. '''" 11111 -..., -.lid IJO u • ~ • + ~I·----~.... S\li lrf(O ' . '23 1 •. ,.., Ii J. ).72 H• tfld u. 1).3' Afld c .. y 1 » IJ ~ ~ ~+Iii -...... , ,,.. ,,.. -
d 300 l ' F • fl f f' t t' · 1•1 '•Mn<• . .!O I '• Ttln•IY tndutl ., 29''• 30 2f'Q ~ : Met Sec w : AKo Oft .M IM 2f 27" 2tV. -9\ -r;f f1e •If a '7 11 ~ tape rose to aroun u. s. s ocks Last year. or-an In we o trs · tme tn· g1e-'°" e1tc1•on•cs tt!'!> 1..,, m; Tuacft <>••.IC .Jlt ,,.., "'~ J"nd ,fl: 1Hj ='" •s1.n tl' Aou• c,_, n )W) ~'Ill J•" + 11t :'1"1~~ ft. 1~1, :zs 2R'l4 ,-h 1 t th · t I d · ed t t leltell ' .. IP-4 1S union R•~ • ... 1 -1 11 "-u ' · • At~O•n lM 21 "" 51" SIV. n (-. lO!'o s ares as mon a:; agatns eign tax aws es1gn o ves ors. 0 1voru inc ~ •Vi ,,._ us Envek:..• iO -22 Bl'A2..... Gr-111 U7 "·" ~vld s.11 s~ ,., aPubSvc 1 2, 221' 22,4 22~ + ~ or~ Pd .10 ,.,, '°"" ..., ~ f ""1 h in d' f . f d Not buyln• were OUt•aDd· Olvtru Inc of l.ll ll U llVI Ut•n ~OlliliMlr l JO •2 t• '2 '°"'St Id S . .u s.tl Hit 1.ll '-' "' D Sir .. lnt ~ ll~ ~W 2-JOe 41 W Y> l5S !It _, an average 0 "' s ares JSC.'Ourage ore1gn II n s & Ooml~Utl Wlr. ''° ~ J~" J~ Ulali t~I• Lltld 16'• IT4 I"' 'r.~1';;_/i,ios s'I:::' f:f: i: :rr: s:~J l~ r t~ ~·~ -,: "'=' ,jf it ~ ~w' ~ tii January. from (lowing to U.S. stocks out gamblers. Oogr~!.n~a't,,! J-11 ' •Iii VWll. Id Coro 1$',\ t~ J '~ to 71 tl.71 G,..,111 1-1.ff 12.2A AN'tlr ... us 1 111~ 1114 ,,,. f \6 oxadca s.o 10 55 ~ ~ rt t . r OW oCfset by our oppo No signs of excessive vcommun Inc 1 ,. ,, 2t ~:~0 6~USCo ll~ ~~ m lnvfll 'S-'' 11 • .!0 N•I Wut '· •.• Arm~ll u'o. J6 ,,..,. 7°'4 7)11) 114 t1MC0 1 '° 18 J2 1~~ -"
be drawn from these fig. site laws and foreigners are speculation were reported-~="'k' '-1 N ~ 1-~ ~l~~=11t~~:',~ .11 ,r,: ,f.? /.,: wll ""o 1+,s ,,,. 11..., Hor 21.4519.~ Atvi,, ind Jo 15 tr~ mt ?!~ +~ rouwHr...,,. u 2''4 ~ p-"' "lmpo an m erencescan are n . . . . Oun 8rKslr•:i: .• ~ .u•A UV. V•lltV Gu ·" 12 n:,, 12 . !:~AA11di t1:::~:.:e~ li:A.INZ ~ ... ·m ~. '.~ ,• ~· 4'l4 ~ .... v. =~I .l.~ n 1m l~ ~ :::·;
ures about how active insti· b e i n g attracted to Wall and the NYSE has an intri-,1ec1r~~:· • 21 ~ w.ac1uou , Rffcl 2 20 tr .• 50 .. om• c .. 1u 110.u New wld 14,., 1,. .. "'"'1c1 011 1.20 ,.,, 311111 ~'1 Y" · 1'-C9tt 105 ».-3511s f ~ tuUonal . Investors were." Street over their own duU • cate reporting network to 1~;:1~ ~'" ~~ 14 ::~::-'H::'t:r ~ ffi: n:': n~ ~= ~2 ~:a U:IHcr:v "iP..22.n :.~:~ i~:: 'l ~ ~ m~:.. 1ls :z;0r,, ,;~ ~ ~ 'ti
says a New York Exchange stock markets. British pur· spy 0 u t gamblers. The F::~~.::°l..;;" ~ ·~ ,m ~:~·Jr"::. n ~ Jt =i~ JJ:.lli1: ,,. w~: 17i·~tn :::=f':r,~:i" !: .JOH = r~ ~:: t,~ tusc cs.:!.':: '1i ~ ... fl:t ;.. ~ --:..----------------------American Stock Exchange F•d Meri .SOt t7VI 1 1~ 11\li w ~d CRVl co 4 •fv. 1 •c'4 2 •,w•v100 " "'"" SoFd 1 .u ,1,.1' A•~ nv f.AO 1 ,..., ~ ,..,.. +-.. ~!'! co '° 2>14 n~ m. 14 • Fed Sla11 t Slo,,.1 ,ltlla ~ n w:f1 ...,,, I 1 cO ~ ~ Oii"" rv . J.-1'1111• ·fl .1' Aldi -1.40 t 6 JO\\ ,. ~ -•4 ul.._n .411 12 .54"°' 531\ ~ -~ • reported a trading VOiume Fm Slon Ski CVIOll.30 l5 :16 Wtlls airiH nc ' l4 .U~ 114 ~OllV Se 10.ll tll.1' P11tfini 1 · 1111.tl A~ll I r SO 114 ·~ Vo t Y> + ,. umml111 .• t lf\4t lf"' h -i . . h th F "' I011'on Co•• ' :mA. 7'1/J Wtwt •v " c "' i. .. °'" l.d 17.34 ·-~ "'la! !· ) ... "' l!'YI 'H .1' ,. ~ 2R -.., UMOl'r ·* I 11"' , ,,.. l(.. + r1s10g al DOW ere near e F lhtr Scltnllllc 30 ~ ll,~ l'..~ WHf r ' Ge• °2' £~ H'4 if ntry Cal' lj.111 1U2 PIM SI 1;:>1 llj A !VE r., 4 i1o U 4' . U untlO~ .1' S l~ 1~ ~ -
rate o( rise on the NYSE. ~F1"""o;oc',~,:·,,. .• ,~ ~ 'fr' :::::r:" P~l~Mng .12 r~ n:! ~ iew.:.i ~ .. 11.::~ ~~., l._?l ,s: ~:1 .\'\" .i! g mr; l:V. lMtt t ~ ~~,..,. .. 1" 'tr ll~ ~ ±t'h Th . .. t t G .. · 20 "-1•~ 16" ~ lo I Inc '"·" u ." PrlU TR 2S ff u 1 Alu (II ... 5' 2IA9 ""' '°"" ~Uri'"' .40Df s 10"' 1~ + ... ~new tssues -mar ..-e , rewc•• 'Lid . .iO-~ -,.11 .,. w ""~ .iN0<ment 1h., 1~ 1f" et• 'd 1'.Mtt.11,.,.,....,,nt 1·"' j·~ ""'" c-213 • S'6 516 -Iii urtbs wr r u ,~ " '""' +~
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I Hamilton got his biggest birthday · J t ~i nk we have the nucleus f o.~ Spitzer (Chicago),Schellchase, I present two days .early. holdi~g our o~. the f11:.t year. Sn~. George Wilson (Seattle).
l Hamilton, who 11 be 24 on Wed· Ha!111lton adds .. I 11 be working on thP Roland West (Baltimore). G en e I nesday was informed Monday that he weights a lot th1s11 summer and hope I I wiU be 'performing for th e newly form-~et to play a lot. Tor~ohlen (St. Louis), Bill Melchlo~i
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GOING TO SUNS
Denni• H•mllton
I ed Phoenix Suns as a result or the Na-'·I'm ve r y happy with our selec-I Philadelphia), Dave Lattin (SI'\, i tional Basketball Association's ex-tions," said John ··Red" Kerr of the Dave Barnhill (San Diego), Paul Long
, pansion draft for Milwaukee and the Suns. "We'll have a young, aggressive (Detroit).
Suns. club and we 'll be very quick. MILWAUKEE _ John E an
"Love it.'' the former Huntington "I've never been out of the NBA U g Beach High and Arizona State ph1yoffs in 12 years as a player and fBaJ more), Wa)'he Embry (Boston),
University star conlides. "I have a lot two as a coach and I expect to get In Joh n Jones (Boston), Tom Th<icker
of friends in that area and now l :iext year." says Kerr. who coache<! IBoston), Bob Love (Cincinnati), Guy
should get a lot more opportunity to · the Chicago Bulls ror two campaigns. Ro<Jgcrs !Cincinnati!. Cary Gray play. , Phoenix will play in the real.igned 1 Cincinnati) .. Len Chappell !Detroit l,
"And I feel that's all I really need -Western Division wllh the Lakers, Sao George Peterson ~Detr-oit), J on
a chance to play. ! had very little ac-Francisco. Seattle, Atlanta. McGlocklin I San Diego). Da ve
tion with the La.kers." Here's the players -drafted by the Gambee 1San Diego), Fred Hetzel
Joining the s.a Oil City product will two expansion clubs: (SF), Bob Warlick (Philadelphia), Jim
be such talent as Gall Goodrich PHOENfX -Van Arsdale (New Reid (Philadelphia). Larry Costello
(Lakers), Dick Van Arsdale (Kn lcksl, Yo~k). Emmette Bry11nt (New Y~r~ (Philade_lpttla), Bob Olson (Seattle),
Dave Schellchase (Chicago), and Dick Nell Johnson (New York), Goodncb, Bob We1ss (Seattle), Jay Miller \St.
Snyder (St. Louis), among others. Hamilton, John Wetzel (Lakers), Loulsl. -.
Logs Best Practice Run at Ind)·
Gurney Prefers Pisto~ Over Turbine
lNDIAN.\POLlS, ina. (AP~ -Dan
~Y says he prefers to stay with
the conventional piston-engine cars
rather than switch to the revolu-
tionary turbines. ''This wouldn't be much of a race 11
everything out there was a turbine :·
Gurney sald Monday during practice
for the Indianapolis 500-mlle race.
"You may see that day" when
turbines fill the field for the Memorial
Varmint Banters
Day r~. be !.aid, "but I'd like to be
able to say I was one of the last ones
to make toe switch."
Gurney, of Corona de! Mar, Calif.,
drove his rear-engine Ford 167.2 miles
a hour Monday -fa stest since 500
1m:ctice began May 1.
"There's something about a piston-
engine car -the noise, the feel,"
Gurney !.aid. "Sure, J've thought about
driving a turbine, like the old argu·
'Big Time' Co
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unty Kfflers
Don't Show Much Clas~
I thought I'd heard or. everythin~
when it came to low down forms or
hunUng or fishing sportsmanship.
You know, the routine ways to
assure yourself of a kill or catch •..
lik e using carbide or dynamite for
fishing, shooting a sleeping decir, using
a flame thrower on a covey of quail,
seeking ·antelope with a B.A.R.
(Browning Automatic Rifle l (Ir drop·
ping hand grenades down ratlbit holes.
But there is a new craze developing
here In Orange County -Huntins:!
vermin with a .22 ri.Ce. So what's bad
about that?
WeU. these so-called "sportsmen"
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-:re stationing th~mselves with.in 70-100
:uds or the ground squirrel s holes.
and they've equipped their weapons
witb scopes. Zowie! Now that's-really what you
call giving the little animal a chance.
It's about as-"game'' as droppin g
napalm on a . crippled. children's
hospital or netting spawrung salmon.
have to look at him for three mo1
years is hardly a pleasing thought."
Wolle believes this year's NCAI
champi'Jnships at Berkeley will pre
duce more high scoring teaJM thar
ever before. He believes it will t.ak1
between 50 to 6a. points to earn the ti\11
and feels several teams, includlng hi
own Trojans, will be In the running.
The Huntington Beach City Coun·-
cil paid homage to Huntington
Hlgh's 1918 basketball team at it~
Monday nJgbt meeting, presenting
coach Elmer Combs and bit cap-
taJn's with letters of commendation.
Combs' Oilers plued second in
the Southern California prep cham-
ploasblps.
Tickets are still available a~
Anaheim Convention Center for the
dosed circuJt television showing of the
lndianapoHs 500-mile clas6ic on
l\Cemorial Day (May 30).
Ducats are aU reserved and bear the
same price ••• $7. The teleca~
5::?nd annual race commences at 8:20
a.m.
Four area members ot. the
medical profession picked up nice
catches of marlin, dolphin bolllto
ud tuna while nshJng recently at La
Paz. Baja California.
The husband-wife trio of S. T.
Santangelo. R. C. Woodrufr and R.
Egan joined Dr. Davlct Nielson In
the harvest of fish.
ment goes, this is supposed to be a
proving ground for automob~."
Gurney's car has a ~bic;}neh
engine with 50 per cent s$ block
parts. or those which ca.i be bought in
a showroom car.
The 22 cars that practiced on the
2~2-m.ile Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Monday were the m<>M since W«kout.s
began. , .
Out for the first time were drivers
Bruce Walkup, Downey, Callf.; WE.illy
Dallenbach, East Brunswick, N.J ., and
Bud Tinglestad, Hawthorne, Calli., all
in rear-engine turbocharged Of-
fenhausers.
Bruce McLaren, Grand Prix driver
from England, gave one·ot the Shelby
turbines its first run on the Speedway.
Greg Weld of Kansas City and Rollie ~
Beale of Toledo, Ohio , both passed the
final pba~es or their rookie driver
tests.
TEXAS STYLE BIRTHDAY -Willie Mays of the San Francisco
Giants enjoys his 37th birthday Texas style Monday night as Astros'
owner, Judge Ron Hofheinz, presents Willie with 569-pound cake at
Astrodome. C~ke also sported 11 candles, one for each of bis years.
The v1ctim would have a better
chance trying to outrun a cheetah.
'ice guys, eh what:'
OCC Loaded Marina's Fritz, Ex-OCC Clay's Appeal
Fails to Ease Oran(e Coa'st Colle~e wtll lM-
"loaded" this comJni f • o t b a I I
l'eason. In tbe humbl~ · oi>htJoa of
}\'estmlnater High coach B 111
Boswell.
Boswell Is basing bJs judgment
on two outstanding t>BH rec~vers
who'U join coach IMck Tucker'
' rr>mo -Bob CasttUo and Bruce
•Bick.I.
They staned at \Vu tmJnst'r and
; retar~d to tbe area after attencUa~ ~ nthef schools. Hicks la back from
> Staafmt. Castille ud Goldea West
' tntora didn't see· eye to eye 10 he'll
cnt Ills lot wltb Tuder'• Redcoats.
Now If only OCC caa find
someone to jllrow tbe ball wttbln
15 yards of thole two start, It could
be a bl« year. •
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Cage Ace to Saddleback_
Marina I-Ugh baseball coach Doug
Fritz and formei;.. Orange Coast
College basketball hero Leroy Stevens
have been named to the coaching staff
at new Saddlebact College in Mission
Viejo by action of the school board
Monday night.
They join athletic director and foot-
ball coach George Hartman plus new-
ly hired track tutor Jay Roelen of San
Clemente IDgh as the coaching start
for the college, whkh opens its doors
for the first time this fall.
Stevens. 30. played under Stu Inman
at OCC for the 1956-57 season the!Y
went on to coach at Western . High
School and Chapman. College be fore
reUrlng at the end of t)le 1967 cam-
paign.
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Prior Sentence
NE W ORLEANS tAP) --Former
world heavyweight boxing champion
C<.ssius Clay has lost another ~in
his legal fight to avoid a prlso sen-
tence imposed for refusing Ind n
into the Armed Forces.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap-
peab here Monday upheld Clay's con-
viction and five-year prison term, re·
jedlng bis claims to be a con-
scientious objector because or belDg a
Black Muslim minister.
Cloy. who prefers his Musllm name
of Muhammad AU, was convicted on
criminal charges by a Fed~ral Court
By GLENN WHITE ,
Of Ille OellY "ltt Steff You had to know that Bill Voss
would be the happiest guy in the dress-
ing chambers of the Chicago White
Sox following .their 5-1 conquest of the
Angels Monday night before 8,213 at
Anaheim Stadfom.
For Voss, the ex-Newport Harbor
Hjgb and Orange Coast College
baseball standout. had come through
with his first hit since being recalled
from Hawaii a week ago.
And· it turned out to be a vital rap as
he broke up a sizzling mound-duel
between Tommy John of the winners
and Rick Clark of the Halos.
Voss ripped a double down the right
field line with one out in the top of the
ninth inning. driving in Tommy
McGraw w i t h an insurance tally to
make the co unt 3-1.
Then Tim Cullen slammed a h{)me
run -to produce another brace of Pale
Hose tallies and put victory out of
reach from the anemic Cherubs.
Sa,nmy Ellis (1-4) gets the call for
the Angels tonight to face the cellar
dwelling Chfcago White Sox at
Anaheim Stadium.
He'll be opposed by hard-luck Joe
Horlen (0-5) ~the Pale Hose.
Voss, called up from Hawaii early
last week, had gone througrr-1~ un-
productive trips to the plate since
returning to the parent organization.
Obviously. he would not be starting in
right field much longer if something
didn't give. and pronto.
GETS KEY HIT
Newport's Bill Vo11
10 games. "We've been playing pretty
well lately," he points out (they've
.won six of their last 10).
"We're not that bad. It's just a case
where like most other teams. we had a
slump. Only in our case it came at the
first of the se·ason."
For the Angels it was a sad way to
He fouled five straight pitches into ,
the stands. facing Angel reHef --------------
specialist Minnie Rojas in the ninth. A119el Slate Then he ended the hit famine with M•• • Anoets •• c111c190 1:ss o.rn. KMPC 11101 Mav 9 Anoel• YI Mln....oi. 7:S5 p,m. KMPC (710) the double. 17-n1Y 10 Anciets YJ Mlnneso11 (21 5:55 p.m. KMPC
"It takes a while to get used to M1v 11 Anoe•s -. Min1WM>11 7:ss o.m. KMPC 11101 • " V I · d May 12 An"ls YI Min-• 12:55 o m. KMPC 11101 playing in the ma1ors, oss exp rune Mn u An11e•s 'I c111cato 5:ss o.m. KMPC 11101 when discussing his hitting slump. Mn 15 Anoe•s • ChtQOO 5:25 o.m. KMPC no
"Pitching is obviously better and
you're just naturally nervous for
awhile. But I feel confident I'll be okay
if they give me enough chance to get
my bearings.
"One encouraging thing is that I've
only struck out four times in my 19 at
bats.'1 the father of a6-mon1hs-old son
(David William) adds.
Voss. 24, believes the White Sox still
merit title consideration. despite their
ghastly start when they lost their first
Dodgers Seek
Life at Plate
In Cub Series
' CHICAGO (AP) -Claude Osteen
of the Los Angeles Dodgers faces Rich
Nye of the Chicago Cubs today in Ule
opener of a three-game ~ries~ .
The Dodget's. idle Monday. have
recently been i.coring an average of
just over two mns a game. placing a
heavy. burden on Ule pitching staff.
Jim Lefebvre is on the trip and
manager Waltt>r Alston is hoping the
power hitter will be ready for duty
later in the week.
Lefebvre had .sprained his wrist.
After the three games with the
Dodfler Slate
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Cubs, the Dodgers meet Atlanta for
three in Crt?orgia.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated Los
Angeles Sunday 3-2 in a marathon
game at Dodger Stadium.
Cincinnati pitcher J olln Bench ~trok
ed ~ double to right-center driving in
the'winnjng run in the 16lh inning.
Dodger hurler John Purdin ex-
plained "I got the ball up on him. a
f&.'Stball. But I w-a.sn't getting any luck
with that man behind the pl~. He
made some bad calls.''
The game was the second lengthy
game at ~ stadium for Los Angeles
in four days.
On Thursday, the Dodgers c.1ld
Atlanta set a stadium record by going
17 inning!..
ti
go after coming off the great 5-1 road
trip.
Last year the Cherubs were almost
indestructable at home but couldn't
win·on the road.
Now they're 7-5 away from the Big.
A and 4-8 for games in it.
It was a tough loss for Clark. who
retired the first 11 batters he faced.
A pair of hits with two out In the top
or the fourth, Bobby Knoop's error 111d
Bill Melton's two-run single gave the
intruders a ~1 bulge after Bubha
Morton had put the hosts on top with
his home r un in the second.
John went the distance, scattering
three hits.
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Davis Cup Action
In 'Home' Stretch
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The D a v i s Cup European Z o n e
playo!! without a home moves into Its
final two singles matches today with
Sweden leading Rjlodesia 2·1.
The Swedes ca]ftured Monday's dou-
ble as Ove Bengtson and Hans Norwell
defeated Frank Salomon and Adrian
Bey 6-2, 6-3, &..o at Bandol. France.
Jn other Davis Cup Zone play Mon-
day, Germany, Norway and Spain
completed serles victories.
Germany completed a 4-1 romp over
Switzerland in the European Zone as
Wilhelm Bungert beat Dmitri Sturdza
1-6, 6-2, U , 8-6. 7-5 at .Freiburg,
Germany. The match was interrupted
by rain Sunday.·
Norway won Hie final two singles
and be a t Luxembourg 4-1 •t Lux-
embourg. Nils Martin Elvik defeated
Thierry Brasseur 6-3, 6-3. 6-2 and K.
Sprydhi beat Frank Baden 6-3, 6-3, U,
4-6, 6-2.
New Conference Probed ,. If Paal Lemoine 41 back to laalldle
' qoarterbacl cbortt. I w..W.'t rtsk
: •"1 family fortunes .a the Pirates
' becoml•I a treat passtai team.
: With Biii JeMtM In U1ere It mJglat
• be alotber ••Y. M•ner.
But after a ~ar of working in hia
Anaht!im sporting goods store, Ste,·ent
<leclded tie" wanted to return to
coacbh!g ranks. "This came along l nd
it seemed lllte a tremendous op-
portunity," he told the DAILY P.rtnr
t~is mondng. ''I'm very happy to have been choeen" jury in Hom.ton, Tex:, last June 20. •
The judge gAve him ~ maximum LOS ANGELES (AP) -Talks aim· blem Is basketball. San Jose and UOP
Vlftrtnately JeUbllil II • put dtfeaslve mu ... ~ w..W be
•IOillc!dlb weah•• .at ~ ...,., ............. QB ...
"' Sltert Clreerlts
USC tract coach Vtnt Wolft made
:the otrer of the century to UCLA
•weight tator Keo Sbannoa •hortb'
.after 8ndn freebmu star Waynt
:COilett ripped oft a 4U ln the H> tut
&turday.
: 'TU trade you my firlt three dr&ft
~cks ntxt ~v tor Collett," he aa1d :
kln1 of cow:-..e. "I waa hippy for
• .,., .. he adqed. "But lmo-.vlnc ru , .
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CoACHINO IASIULL
MeriM'• °""' ,rftl
Stevens runs a semi-fast break and
has gmerally produced excellent
defem,ve teams. He won one varsity
cbampb>Chip at Western and his beat•
year at OJapman 1"U 15-11 In the first cam.,.SO,
Fritz,-37, bQ been bead baseball
boa mt Marina for three yun and
has Hrved lu the Orange-Coast are. foe a Meade.
tn addition to hit tour at Marina,
Fritl bQ worked at Costa Mesa High
and 'tuatln High and has also been ac-
tive In 1ummer rtt?'eaUon coacJling. "M.1 primary Job now ls to start
recrulting." ht sUited this mornina.
"It'• a marwloui opportunity to £0 to tht Junior coUtre level.·•
'
sentence-:-five years behJnd bars and a ed at possible organization ol a new have long-range basketball com· •10 """ fi mibnents in the West Coast Athlttic
• ,VIN ne. major college athleUc conference k1 Conference.
"Being entirely satisfied that he has California continued Mond~. with San "There's not much of a problem
been accorded due proce111 of law and Jose State and University of Pacific with football aince we .trelldy are
without dlacriminatioa, we affirm this basketball scheduJee listed by sourC"eS playing each other· to a lftat extent.
conviction," wrote Circuit Judge a.: the biue.st problelT'.. We don't •ntldpate ~oblem1 with th•
Robert A. Ainsworth Jr. of New Athletic director' from San Jo,e, oth~r 1J)Ol'U."
Orlea"'. UOP, and fow California Collegiate • · He 1ald the ultimate goal is an etg11~
Lawyers for Olay, who. is free on Athletic t\l•oclatlon schools -San member conference wttb unlver1ltJ
$5.W> bond, have promised a fight to Otego, Fresno. Los Angeles and Long da~slllcation for all sports.
thfi tJ.S. Supttme Court. Beach· -met at Los Angeles Intern3· Olsen .said he doesn't expect further
Clay's bat t 1 e with the Federal Uonal Airport. • !\C!1on regarding the new allgnmftlt
COW1s began Aprll 28. 1967. •l the AJ Olnn. Son Diego Slatr Athlf'tlt 1.mtll after the CCAA and WCAC
Houston Induction Center. where. In a di.rector. said • number of Item were met•llnas later thls m6nth.
highly publldied mow, be refU~e<I to ditcussed, Including the tJme table. The <..'CAA meets M.y 15-le In Mor·
take th(\ tradlUonial one step fo?Ward "We hope to get started In the J9G!l-ro Bay, Caflf .. and the WCAC meets at
which signifies entry lnlo tbe mllltary. 70 school year," he sold. "The bia prCJ-I.hr same Ume In Monterey, 'le said. '· Jo
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~Jlig Game'·_ Was CIF~~ 1956 Cla~h Jlollypark
~arilia ·Grid AssisttinfH.ecalls Nig1it · Entries _..
By EARL GUSTKEV
Ot .. Del~ ,!Mt '-" ..... guard and linebacker on
coach Dick Hill's Downey
team that year. The team
raced through ita schedule
to post oo 11-0 record, large-
ly on the b r 1 11 i ,a n t
breakaway runs of halfback
Randy Meadows.
Mickey Flynn. "lie was a very shy,
Each had a 1 on g, witbdrawn boy when he
breakaway run in the game came to high school but he
and tbe clubs were declared
&ck fuatCll!Emam ............................. ...
llG GAME MEMORIES
Dave Okura ..
Mention "big game" to
Da ve Okura and you joggle
the portion of his 9'.lemory
reserved for Dec. 14, 1956.
Okur.a, 29-year-old anLs·
taot football coach a t
Marina High School. played
ln whatl was perhaps the
greatest CIF championship
tootball game of them all -
the '56 13-13 Ue between
Downey and Anahejm.
The CIF championship
game series dates back to
1915, l>ut none of fhem ever
attracted the p r e · g a m e
ballyhoo as Downey and
Anahejm did 12 yet'!"s ago.
Okura was a 180-powld
And so Downey w a s
paired with Anaheim in the
cbaulplonshlp game at the
Coliseum.
Visibility was poor in the
Coliseum on .De<:. 14, 1956
becaW1e of a pea-soup fog
but 41,000 fans -still the
record -filed through the
turnstiles.
It was a natural. Anaheim
was a-tso 11-0 and was paced
by its own ire.at hal!Qack,
Mater Dei Duo in Command
For Area Prep Batting Derby
A pair from Mater Dei pair of teammates fill the on the top 10 belongs to Bill
pace.thf...Om1ie..CQW.wa fQurth and filth. spots. Powell ~.M6). .
co-champions. Meadows a~ came to meet other boys in
FlyM shared ClF ptayer ol the football program and he
the year honors. became a member of a very
Meadows went to USC tightly knit group.
where he s t u m b 1 e d "On the football field,
academically. FlyM bad a Da\'e was a very aggressive
brief mediocre college grid guy, but off the field you'd
career with Long Beach Ci· never recognize him as a
ty College, Arizona State footQall, ~layer."
£Od Santa Ana College. Okur:r,uis fond memories
Of tbe outstanding taleAt of Meadows.
on that '56 Down&y team, "He was a fan ta s t i c
only Okuia became a coach brenkaway runner ," th e
''Football did an awful loll-ifarina assistant recalls.
for Dave," says Hill, who is "He transferred int o
now a counselor at Sad-Do\rney as a junior from
dleback High in Santa Ana. Georgia. '
ornia now."
0 nd Trumbo follow-
ed Hill to Santa Ana in 1957.
After two seasons at Santa
Ana, Okura matricultted to
Whittler College for his final
two seasons of playil)g fool ·
ball.
He joined Jim Coon on the
Bee staff at Western High In
Anaheim in 1963 following
his graduation from Whit-
tier and .coached for two
years at 'Kennedy i n
Anaheim. In '66, he rejoined
Coon at Marina.
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average and teammate Dan Bullard holds part or the Jim ·Teeter (.340) a,od Hun·
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.~. The other half of the fifth-( .340). ·
Westminster's Way n e position t>elongs to Costa A minimum of 45 at-bats
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By GLENN WHITE
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DAILY rlL.OT l'tlttt ,., Lee P•Y••
" An. SECOND BREATH -Bob Messina of Golaen West
1i :m College breaks the tape ahead of favorite Pete
u. .2so Brange of Mt. SAC to log double victory in Eastern l~ :~~ Conference final slast week at Orange Coast Col-
~ :l~ lege. Messina won the race aft~r 30 minute rest
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lap midget main event. ,OURTH UCI. ' IUrlont•. , ., .. ,
Lou StOltltz won th e ~u!:!'.::S-ct'~~~~e;~, Purse 11500;17 troph.y das:h, with heat curr1t11 Ml• <W H1rr1s1 111
honors going to D o y I e ~~:;.,. 8~'::~0 ,:1·~::.,._1,, ~:: Moseley and Tony Simon. A·M•keadu1 u Gon111u 1 •'Ot Mllrcell• CJ Selltra) 111
Lettermen
Lions' Key
To Success
Westminster's v a r s i t y
foo.tball team is loaded as 23
lettermen will greet coach
Blll Boswell on May 16 with
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To Regroup
The badly mauled Cout
Hangers try their soccer
misfortunes Friday night at
Artesia after suffering a e-0
smearing Sunday at Bell
Gardens.
United Coast R a n g e r s
return to tbe wars Sunday to
host South Bay Kickers at
Newport Beach's Mariners ..
Park, with k.ickoft set for 2
o'clock. '
The Ranger·A!Wsia clash
begins at 7 p.m.
Steve Johnson and John
Atkinson picked up two
goals apiece for United
Coast Rangers in Sunday's
4·2 triumph over Riverside,
an in te rs q u ad game G d d G •d o • • scheduled for June 7. uar e r1 ptmnsm
The Lions lost a couple or
players they were counting F c M Hi h
on for the ensuing season in or o~ta esa g
the famed KK case, but in . ' its place. Boswell and J}is ' bo Costa Mesa's spring fool · ner over Newport Har r.
troops stand to come out on ball practice opens May 13 The fall schedule:
top. Unity and' spirit will be as c 0 a c h Neil p e e k ~!!: n g;:.~·M~• c:;11N!=1
a b1·g factor VI. the Lions' welcomes back 1 2 let· 0c1 • t obl Gruod• '' Cot11 Mft•
season. termen. ~ :~ ~~~!c:S:t 'i,..'t:"J::..0'"'
Out or those 23 lettermen Peek is go~ng w i t h P~.:' eo.11 IMM •• 1Mt110M• <L•
is the entire backfield from "guarded optimism" when Nov 2 CO<'Onl dtl ,,,., 11 COit• Mew asked about Mesa's fortunes iwNov"~r,,1' co.1• Mffl •t Leer• last year , Jed by ....
quarterback sensation E<f. in Irvine League football Nov " Foun111n v.,..., et ee.11
die Bane. come this fall. M~~ .. ~~~i ......,. ••"'" ,, Dtvldloi1
The • Mustangs will be Fleld unltu ollltrwlN nottd. Bane. just one of several outstanding quarterbacks starting with only four
that have come out of seniors and a host of
Westminster. is the only juniors. That. plus t~ loss sophomo~ to ever start f<>r or Tim Collier -a cinch bet
the Lions in that position. for a starting halfback post
Orange County high school stars made their pres-
ence felt in the annual DAILY PILOT nypothetical
track meet. whlch is based on winning varsity perform·
ances for 2.8 leagues in the California Interscholastic
\ Federation's Southern Section.
Sunset Leaguers chalked up 19 points in the on·
l(uhn
Boll&• P•tnvr
WlllJ1m~
Wilbur
Ttukan1nf 8trm1n Sc"-
II
J7
" H
" .10 from winning 880. 6 .Ill ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • .175 l ,10]
Other top atJ1letes coming -via a transfer to Idaho
bark are wingback Darry l could spell trouble for Peek
Rcrg. tailback C h a r 1 e s and his forces.
Buckland. tailback Mike The Mesan's con c Ji.d e
Haynes. and Ron Shepherd. spring practice on Mat 31.
the Lions' starting fullback with an intra·squad scrim·
of last year. mage slated for every Fri·
paper affair to place third among all leagues.
HuzrtUigton Beach High's Paul Williams contributed
J.~ points ·to his loop's total by clocking a 1:55.4 for
the 880 in the Sunset finals. itilit effort tied him for
fourth place amoog all league champions.
• The Freeway League wound up sixth, thanks lo
: : Ken Hamley's hurdle performances of 13.9 and 18.9 -
each good for first place and six points in the hypo·
tbetical classic.
Laguna Beach shot put flash Geoff Harrowby wound
up fourth for the Crestview cir c u i t \\-;th his toss of
58-llh.
No other Orange Coast area product scored.
League (33).
All&nJOn
Moll Hevn~
Corntll
Crtn
U"'POrf Wlllfdt
Henrv
Jolln-
()fig O~rldt Btnlley
Mo4!n
Flschbtck
Tucl<tr Georgr
l
~
' • Marina
Mtrl"I (HI Aa
31 ~ •• • ' ll
4)
IS 7S • ' 3' 17
76 s
1ffater Del
The Coast League won the c r o w n tor a second
straight year, ta I I yin g~6 to edge the Moore
Listed below are the s maries with each league
placed by its individual c ampion's time, heighl or "'''., Del llM>
1 .O<IO fl .000
0 .000
0 .000
0 .000
" Av,.
12 .lid 12 .!16 3 .11'! 1l .rn 1 .7~0 , .m
7 ,;06
I ,lM
2 .m 3 .170
I .111 1 .111
3 .oeJ I .on 1 .017
0 .000
distance. w.11 ·~ "1 ~:; • HypetbetkaJ Tr1cl Summary G•l>I<> , , jco
100 -(1) tie San Gabriel Valley, AllJellt, Coast :::.~ ~ r,._ 1: 9.6 (4) tie Camino Real, Catholic 9.7. Kr•m•r 3 t .m
D> -(1) Catholic 21.7 (2) Coast 22.0 (3l' tie Ba y, ~~::,. _: 1: ;::
Cit.tu Belt 22.1 (5) tie Foothill, San Gabriel Valley, Si· J. L,..,.,, 10,., .~:ioo Pooen , erra, Camino Real 22.2. Ho...-:io • •
440 -(1) Moore 4~.8 (2) Coaat 48.7 (3) Paclflc 49.0 -:."~= ~ 1: :~
(4) tie San Antonio, Citrus Belt 49.5. ,,,. k nr.-r u • .740
880 -(l) Moore 1:52.8 (2) Pacific 1:54.8 (3) l;1trus. ~li:n, !; ; :rJ
Belt 1:55.1 (4) tie Snlet, Coast 1:55.4.. Stnrv " 2 .105
Mlle -(1) Bay 4:18.8 (2) Moore 4:19.4 (3) Santa Fe ~r!, l! ~ :~~
4:24.0 (4) Rio Hondo 4:24.2 (5) Pacltlc 4:25.0. Arnwo • o .ooo
2-mile -(1) Bay 9:20.7 (2) Foothill 9:22.2 (3) Fron· N~port B~af!fa
tlcr·9:22.3 (4) Citrus Belt 9:22.5 (5) Catholic 9:28.7. "-' , .. ,,
120 HH -(1) Freeway 13.9 (2) Suld lU (3) Ca-currv ~; i A:T.
mlno Real 14.1 (4) Ue Montvlew. Ivy lU. Lm~ .. 1' ~
180 UI -(1) Freeway JU· (t ) tie Sunset, 4ngel11, ~·~~..., ~ : :,;
carn:o0 r~~ .:9·?o<5b!:t ~~~~~~ ae~ 1c~:-Moore ~::Eh· ~ :I r:
1'-42.6 (4) tie Cltrua Belt, San AntooJ9 42.9. ' · ~~'-:*.;r ~ ' n 1
• Mile relay -(J) Moore 3:1U (2) Coast 3:20.o (3) s1rvo~ 11 : :r.!
Citrus Belt 3:?.3.5 (4) Sonae& 3:%U (5) lrvble i eU.3. ~':.~"?i 1i ; :l~
Shot -( l) trontier 60-5 (2) Moore 59-6·~ (3) Citrus Wttxttr u 1 .11)
<Belt 58-8~ (0 Crestview ss.n~ (5) Foothill 58--0. ~~~~e !1 ~ :m
, High Jump -(1) Coast 7~ (2) Moore M 'h (I) tie .. ~~,·, •: : ...,.
·Sauet, Footblll M (5) Sierra 8-3%. M.t,11,, l • ::
Loq Jump -(l) Co&tt 23-1 (I) Cfttt'1ew zw~ (3') ~v1u t t •
,,.. Foothill 22-7~ (4) San Gabriel Valle1 2U~ (5) Citrus W~t•luter
Belt 22-5~. "........., m+o
Poll vault -(1) San Antonio 1$-2 (2) Bay lM (3) Allt,_, ~ ~ ·~ de 8-t, ()raa,., 0out J~, M~OoMld • t .M
FINAL SCORING -J, Coast LM1tie (38 5/6) 2. ~~~C:. 1~ 1f -: .Moore League C33) S. Sotet Leape (IJ) 4. Bay Leaaue ~':::~ ~ ,, .m (ta~) 5. Cltrua Belt Leape (11) I. Freeway Leape JonnlH• • H fi:
fU) 7. Foothlll League (l~) I. lie Frootler League, ~:'9 • : , ~
San Antonio I.Mgue C9) 10. Catholic League Cll'h) 11. 11-" " • .>"
' J>acllic Lupe (I) 12. Camlno l\fa1 Le-cue (7;.) 13. ~"':' :; ! ~::
Aafehl1 tape (7 111) 14. San Gabriel Valley League-;~.,,,,.. ,. : ·"'
(8 7/12) IS. CrnMew Leape (t) l&. Santa Fe League w. ·~4111\W : s ;l:
(3) 17. de Orall• Le.,., Rio Hondo Leafut (2 ) J 9. ~ ': ,f :lr.
Ue Montvlew League. Ivy League· (Hi> 21. Sierra .._...,, " tot
IAllt11 (JV.) II. lnllle Lea .. (1). ~~~~ : : =
1 \
BuiUling Year Looms
At Baron Grid Camp More returnees: Tom day.
Coleman, Randy Combs, Topping the list o f
Tom La w r e n c e • Tom returnee.'i ls quarterback
Lowery, Richard McDonald. Claude Kelly.
Fountain Valley's fu ird However, the influx of J ohn McLaughlin, Manuel Others counted on are
football season will get players from good Bee and Men bra I e • Richard Dave Edwards, Mark
under way May 13 when the Cee teams could move the M o nt go mer Y. Gary Turner, Gerald Riley. Dave
Barons commence w 1th schedule up. r\ewnan. Denrus Stein, Ray Gleason, Paul Marchiorlatti.
their annual Sprl·ng practice Strotman. Chuck Suter, Tim Rusty A 11 en , D oug • 5"Pf 70 Fount1ln Y1llev Al RantM 'Ille session will be capped A1am11os <WHtm1n11'r> Sy m o n d s , R i c h a rd McAlister, Jim Perry, Greg
by a game June 6 pitting the ~' ,'t.~~1~/; :,·~~~n~!in~'v~~~~" Woodhowe and Bill Hopper. Forsdick and George Davis. graduating seniors against oc1 12 F011n111n v111tv 11 eo1,. The schedule : Davis will miss spring
f ... r F la' Gro~ S<!PI, '° Westrnln'1tr ., L•~"WOOll cti' d t . ge or the 311 VetSlon 0 OUn In Ocl 11 Mtenoll1 11 Fovn11fn V•lleY ~t. ,7 El ll1nt110 11 WH1mln1ler pra ce Ue 0 a Sle Valley's grid team 0<1 t6 ~n1a1n v111ev al corona cr1 ou. • A""""'m 11 wei1m1n11er monoucleosls, but is ex· • Mor (0.VldtonJ Oct. 11 W"lmlruttor al HuntlMIO" Coach Bruce Pickford will N.,., 1 Loer• ,, J:oun111n v.n... 0<1. 11 s.n1• A"• v111o. 11 w .. 1. pected to be In top sha pe
have only 10 lettermen QaCk ~~~ t"~::i •• ..: ~°:1'1::'" 1~11'ro.to m6::'1"is Wostmlns1tr al Wetltrn. ' come September.
Tonight -I p.m.
WHITE SOX
with
"Little Sun1hin1"
Eddie Stanky
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from a squad that posted a M~.:~~1 ~ "m" 11 Hunll"'""' ~:: ~ ~=·~f ~!tf!i.::":.,. Mesa wasef+.4! rt·l 1M3-0t stuyear 2-7 record last year. Brat~ Nov. 15 wes1m1n11'r •I Mui.. with its top o a n·1------------
In that list are Mlkc ------------------------;__---------------.. ChUde.rs, David Clarkson.
Tom Malone, Keith Arledge,
Bill Champion, Duane DH·
fie, Doug Haynes, Mike Baseball Standings
Herte, \Vieu Kunst and Ted-
Lyddon. ,
Biggest problem for the
Barons in their drive toward Baltimore
the Irvine League cham· Detroit
pionshlp ..appears to be the Minnesota
Amtrfr11n League
Won Lost Pct. GB
16 s · .1n
14 9 .609
12 11 .522
lack of experience. Oakland 12 11 .522
~ season, tn fact, could Cle9'1and
well be a building year for Wasblqton
1969. Callfonlla
11 Jl .500
II 11 .500
l l 13 .4511
Calendar
· ThuNday
Bostea
New York
Chlcaio
9 12 .429
10 J4 .417
G 14 .:lOO _, .. """'" ......._.,,o.1~no C....,_ t. New YO<it t Olltlllld t. MIMHOlt 1 Cll-.. S. Cef'""°'lt 1
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41h
41'2
5
5
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6
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OaroGI del Ma.-, Laguna at ': ~ M> " WlllMllllt!I 1c.i.-~ Viejo. Anaheim at Ml. ___ (lCMt ..., If ~ (Otlfll ,.,,,
Westminster. F o u n ta I n •'ti'~ 1...,,_ ._., ., Ctl1!Wllll """ t4I},
NaUon1l League
St. Louis
'Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago ·
Lo.' Angeles
Phllade~a
Atlanta
Houston
Ne" York
Woa Lost Pct. GB
16 8 .667
13 10 .5e5 2\ii
12 11 ·~. 3~ 11 11 .•. 4
11 12 .478 4~
JI 12 .478 3~
11 12 .478 4\ia
Jl 13 .458 5
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President Prisoners 4'oln Cast
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Selection Moviemakers Having Real 'Riot' B~hind BarS
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First Reservation
First tickets to the UCI Friends oC the Library
third annual Awards Dinner scheduled for Satur-
day, May 11 at the Saddleback l!1n are presented to
UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich and Mrs. John
A. Wright of Costa Mesa, wife of the Friends of
the Library president.
Capital Punishment
Probably on Way Out
~nfused -
WASHINGTON CAP) -It
would be hard to design a
more haphazard, ineHicient
system than that by which
U1e UnHed States nominates
its presidential candidates.
It would also be hard to
Clod one bett.er suited to the
national temper in tMs
election year.
At a time or national un·
certajnty, a hovering be·
tween war and peace, a
groping for answers to ra·
cial. urban and economic
problems. thP. system is
keeping the political situa·
lion fluid.
It permits Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller of New York to
become a full·Oedged candi·
date for the RepubUcan
nomination and score al
least a psychologically im·
portant victory"' in Massa-
cb.useUs little more tban a
month after he declared
himself out of the race
It permits Vice President
llubert IL Humphrey to go
from noncandidate to stronif
contender in the Democrat·
ic contest without ha ving
faced a rival in a single pri·
mary.
It permits Sen. Eugene
J. McCarthy, D-Minn., to
turn a quixotic one-man cru·
sade into a full-fledged cam·
paign; and Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy ... D-N.Y., to avoid
SAN FRANCISCO (UP() , stitut.es "cruel and inhuman casting the first stone and
-Capital punishment in punishment." which is pro· then come into the fray
-HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -
More thtll one mo\1e pro·
ducer-director, it baa been
suggested, belong behind
bars -and such will be the
case for producer William
Castle and director Buzz
Kulik.
Neither man ~ been
<..'Ollvicted of a felony, so far 1 •
'aS is known, but they will I
spend five or six weeks in
the Arizona State Peniten·
liary.
There's a quest f o J
realism in ''The Riot." a
story of prisoners r u n
amuck starring ex-foot·
baller J ames Brown :and
Orear nominee G-e n e
Hackman.
To tht-t end they've sent.
200 copies of the book, "The
Riot." to prisoners who will
act in the movie venton.
They are taking a Chance. of
course, that tl)e cons like
the story and decide to
stage a riot of their own.
400 VOLUNTEERS
"Me asked the warden if
some of the inmates would
like to try their ha.ad at ac·
ting," Kulik said. "About
400 of the 1,700 prisobers
volunteered."
Castle and Kulik sent their
-casting director to the
prison and he scrffne4 the
proopects dewn to 100. Kulik
fllrther winnowed the group
to 50 after they read scenes
for him. Finally Paramount
acting coach Bob
McAndrews spent a week
teaching · the c o n s im·
provlsation ancLother acting
techniques.
"I went there 10 days
later and was stunned,"
Kulik s.Ud. appearing stun-
ned. "I saw at least 30 who
are so impressive that we're
going to use them in speak·
ing parts. Ten have very im·
portant roles."
'Macbeth' Attracting 1
Large ¥ outh Groups
CutJe, putt1ng bls cltar
~. obeened, ''I
doo't think._ I'd have the
courage to direct a picture
under these circum&t&oces.
"U it comes off lt will be
one ot the most talked about
pictures. If not, Buzz will be
on bis own."
GOOD m.ERAPY
"Working in the picture
will be good therapy for the
prisoners," Kqlik said. "I .
expect them to cooperate
but you neVtt can tell. Many
of them are unstable. If
things go wrong we could
have a mess Oii our bands."
"I don't think there'll be
tny riots while w e ' r e
there," Castle said, adding,
"one prisoner got bis parole
delayed so be could appear
in the movie."
"But we've. already lost
one ol our convict actors,"
Kulik reminded him. \•He
got solitary confinement.
"You'd be surprJsed about
one tbing. There .ia no such
thing t'S a convict type.
They look like everybody 1
else walking the streets o(
any city.
"They have another thing
in common with the popula·
tion io general. They're
1Calltornia may be on its hibited by the U.S. Constilu· swinging.
~Dr. Knock'
Sa tire on ·
Physicians way to join the ducking stool lion Ever since George Wash· In answer to enthusiaatlc Orange County Critics, SCR
and the pillory. The Supreme Court of the ington became unavailable educational response to its theater party d i r e c t .o r
U ... ;teo States 1·s presently ror anothe r presidential "It's a medical spoof, and The state has not had an ... term the nation has exper· current production of "Mac· James deP;iest has been execution in mc5re than a considering exclusion o f imented with a variety or faced with i n c r e a s e d we are hoping that a lot of · ·th 1 · l b e t h , ' ' South Coast · be r h ed. l year. It has had only one in Jurors wi scrup es agains methods for nominating largest ever mounted by the mem rs o t e m lCa
the past five years. capital punishment· in two presidential candidates: Repertory has expanded its demands for student theater profession will come and en·
And there is 1itt1 e cases -Witherspoon vs. Having settled in 1832 on student group r• program parties. "Our expanded stu· )oy it with us."
like,,. __ ...... that any ,,..;""""'r Illinois and Bumper vs. the national party conven· to cover Thursday and Sun· dent group offer is in wKNU r~··-N ..u. C lin Lucian Se<>tt was refer·
will go to San Qu-"*'•'s gas O• WJ <.lTO a. tion as the best way to make d · rt rellnlW\se to that demand," ~ ay everung pe ormances. ·r~ · t th Or Co t chamber th.is year, although JUNE RULING the final choice, it has been dePriest said. rmg o ' ange as
Gov. nonaia Re a g an Since this is one of the Unkering ever since with "We've been pleased over "M:acbeth" enters its College.. production of "Dr.
beli ·iat nointtbmenl the method of choosing del· the large number. of student fourth week at the Third Knock," the Jules Romain eves capt r-arguments in the California egates to the conventions is a deterre.nt to crime. case, some observers Teel and giving the voters a groups attending Macbeth Step Theater in Costa Mesa satire on some of the foibles
The t · n the _._te S Co t ·11 so far " s";d SCR general Thursday. Davis and Leslie . near-mora onum o ~.... uprerne ur w1 large role in the nominating · ... of medicine which will }le
ti · extra t 1 til _,._ th u s J k D · h Jones, who plays Lady Mac· . execu ons lS an · no ru e un cu""' e . . process. manager ac av1s, w o staged May 15-18 in the OCC
legislative ·one. The death Supreme Court does, pro· The reform movement in plays the title role. "We're beth, head a cast of 'l:I, the Auditorium.
penalty is still on the books. bably in the middle of June. the early 20th Century that largest ever mounted by the
And trial court judges and Then will come appeals replaced boss-dominated pleased to bring the classic company. "It really is a delightful to life for them, and the jiaies continUe to 5entence and death row inmnt.es will s tate nominating conven· play," Scott said, "full of
and ki.a--to teachers that accompany murderers · w .... pen probably get stays of ex· tions with direct primaries the groups tell us i t wit and brilliance. It's not a
death. ecution individually until the appeared tor a time to be enhances their own Dance Oass mini-play, but you will be
".'Tl'L GROWS issue is finally decided. . leading toward a universal 1 . tructi ,., ... The NAACP has a\so system -perhaps even the c assroom ins on a outJ>efore 10 p.m. It moves
So tile population. on San challenged the death penalty d i r e c t national primary great deal... .Set at occ Vf!CJ quickly and it ii er and
Q ti. ' d atb -"""n h. h '11 odr w · 1 Since • • M a c b e t h ' s • • T-ue n n s e •v .. w • in Florida courts and has in· w ic ,,o ow 1 so n, entertainment."
tinues to grow. There are t.ervened with executions in among others, advocated. favorable reception by The play, according to
presently a record 76 men at least 1(} other st.ates. By 1916. 24 states were A special high school in·
there. California's moratorium holding presidential prima· vttationat master dance Scott. takes place in the tiny
The con:stttutiooallty or on executions began under ries. but that was;the high-Orel· nstra class. featuring ca m e d French hamlet of s t .
the Crilifomia death penalty Gov. Brown after James water mark. ln 1964 only 16 H:> television jazz da n cer Ma\U'ice. Knock. a bit of a · ti und b b ti states let the voters help Carlton -Johnson, will be faker, takes over the almost is. ~urrentoy the er t IUt • A ner Ben ey, Z'I, a Fresno pick the candidates. This C staged Wednesday by the non-existent practice of a
Snuss.10n Court. 1: a e murderer, went to the gas year it's down to 13. Due at u I Orange Coast College Dance retiring doctor, and soon
upreme was chamber Jan. 23, 1963. He Most stales still use con· builds it into a flourishing
challenged oo I e v e r a 1 waa the state's 500tb legal ventioos, some use both Th Or C t Department. b . b . . th ....... .-v by 8 .,...,,.,.. of -·..: _ _,,, ... _ 93rd e ange o u n y The class will be held us10ess y convmcing e
6'..,..._ rv-y ex"" .... on lllUU ...., l to conventions an<l primaries. Philharmonic Society will people of the toWll that they
lawyert, tnc:!uding etticraeys die from lethal gas in San It is bard to find even two ring down the curtain on its from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the are all sick and dependent
for the Nat1onal Assodatlon Quentin. states that follow identical 0 C C g y m n a s i u m . for the Advancement . of -~.a I dd'ti th 14th concert season with the p ti . ti :-b lnvitati upon him. GONE UNUSED pr.,.,,..:uures. n a 1 on, e appearance or the Los ar cipa on Q Y on Lead roles in the play will
Colored People. From that date, the gas states act over a time span Ange 1 es Philharmonic only, but spectators are be played by Kermit
The California high court h be t d r beginning in March and Orchestra. Zubin Mehta, welcome at no charge. Christman as Dr. Knock, has stayed all executions c am r wen unuse or extending right up to the The annual dance class
ltntt.1 1·t dec.'ides the case. more than four y ear s. national conventions. conducting, on Saturday. Joseph Purpura as the retir·
C ·' d ··h M 11 draws its participants from Ing Dr Parpalaid Mary And whatever the court onuemne men ei~ er got This, then, is the Amer· 1 ay · · • decides. appeals are likely stays from state or federal ican way oC poUtical life for The concert:-lo be held iO surrounding high schools. Nugent as M ad a m e
to consume the rest oC judges, had their 5entences a candidate and it is bound UCI's Campus llall. ~ill Dancers are selected by Parpalaid and Jean the
calendar 1968. 'lbe men on reduced or gained new trials to impose its peculiar logic begin promptly at 8:30 p.m. their teachers to attend. chauffeur. played by Ken 1
as a result of five wide· on him. Scats will be held onlv until Johnson t e a c h e 1 in Wilson.
death r<1'11 w.Ul-'probably re· sweeping court decisions af· Certainly. it was the op· 8:25 and no one ".ill be Hollywood and has been Admission to the play is :~ there during this feeling the rights of persQns portunity offered by the seated during the first featured on many television free, but tickets must be
accused of crimes. New liampshire and Wis· number. spec:iall. He is also well picked up at the OCC
Constitutionality of the The 50lst execution came consin primaries to get at The program wUI open known as a choreographer Book.store. Hours are 9 a.m.
present law was argued on April 12, 1967, c;.(ter least a tentative reading on with MoUlrt's symphony No. _ln.....:.the_.:l::..·a_za_d~ __ n_·e_ld. ____ t_o_9-=-p._m_. _____ _
before the. Supreme Court Reagan had replaced Brown voter attitudes toward the 36 in C major' followed by.-
on March 28 with Prof. in the governor's o£ficc. Vietnam war and President Stravinsky's Jeu De Cnrtes
Anthony Amsterdam of the Aaron Mitchell, 37. a Johnson that led McCarthy or "Card Game" I ballet In
University of Peonsylvarua Sacramento Negro. was put to act. th d 1 ) o •·· s attcx:klng it and Deputy At· t d th th t d f kill' Mc C art h Y , s success ree ea s . vorar\ s ym· ty, Gen. Albert W. Harris 0 ea a ay, or · mg brought in Kennedy and phony No. 8 in G major will
Jr. defending. a policeman during an arm· forced Johnson to declare a follow intermission. ed robbery. Zubio Mehta. horn 31
l\.RGull1ENTS No one had died ·m the ga ~ hand he may well have pre· . B b . " , £erred to conceal for a years a go m om ay, India.
Main arguments again~t chamber since and one man while. And the fact that not is considered by many
the law were: from condemned r ow . enough states hold presiden-authorities to be the finest
-Juries are "stacked·· Calvin Thomas. 30 a Los tial primaries to give any or the young conductors. He
against. defendants beeause Angeles Negro, had htl' candidate a lock on the has been music director of
persons opposed to the sentence commuted to life nomination let Humphrey t h e L o s A n g e 1 e s
death penalty are excluded. Wlthout possibility of parole and Rockefeller make their Philharmonic Orchestra for -Ind~~~~a~areijib~yiRieiq~ainioiniJi~iei~i.iliOOi7i.~be~l~a~~~m~~~e~s~.iiiiil~~~~~d~~~x~y~~~r~s~.iii not afforded c o m p e t e n t
counsel after the f i r s t
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-Neither ... juries nor
judges have any· standard
by which to choose between
a sentence ol life Im·
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KreWe Hails
King,
Sound the trumpets.
Unfurl the flags.
Queen
The Mystick Krewe of Komus has sleeted a new king and queen.
With traditional fanfare, Leon Dietzi, King Komus and Mrs.
Merrill Hastings, Queen, will be honored at the Royal Ball Saturd.ay,
May 11. .
Pres~ntation of the traditional flag to the. reigning queen and
the roY.aj sash to the king will be the highlight of lhe ball to take
place in the Golden Pheasant restaurant.
Krew& pr-esident, Thomas Wilde, will preside over the cere-
mony which is based on an old New Orleans custom. ·
The queen's flag bears the crest of the Krewe and was original-
ly designed by Mrs. Harmon Ward. The king's ribbon of honor is
•raditionally th~ same fabric as £he dress the queen wore at the pre-
vious Mardi Gras Ball. ·
Past kings and queens of the group will be presented; the queens
wearing tiaras and the kings wearing their ribbons of honor.
Decorations for the regal event will be "lit for a king.'' A gold-
en throne, draped with red velvet will be comple01ented by flags of
previous queens on both sides oi the sta~e. Entwining the stairways'
balustrade will be red and white carnations. Table cepterpieces will
include a gold crown, black Spanish fans and red carnations.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conroy will be host...and hostess, assis~d by
Mr. and Mrs. Louis L.eBrun:--Before the Royal Ball, which will in-
clude dining and dancing to the music of Charles Gates orchestra,
the Krewe will be entertained at a champagne party hosted by the
Queens Club of the Mystick Krewe of Komus at the borne of Mr. and
Mrs. Mike. Tnajillo.
REGAL ATTIRE -Mrs. Merrill Hastings, Queen (left), displays
t)anner similar to the one she will receive next Saturday as she
and Leon Dietze, King Komus, (second from left), are seated in
the place of hono~ by Mystick ~cewe of Komus. Handing Dietze
his royal sash is Mrs. Jordan Greer and assisting with the ~an
ner is her husband. Past queens' 6anners will ·be displayed while
past kings will be wearing their individually designed sashes. .
AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO •• -Mrs. Frank
Taylor, who enjoys driving a bus for the Newport-
_\Ieaa School District, know,. it iS' 'to be in
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charge of 60 active youngsters. But she wouldn't
have any other job.
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She's Always in the Driver's Seat
Mobile 'Morp' Keeps Her Cool
' By PAMELA HALLAN
Of tlle Dally "lot s1111
A big, old yellow'bus lumbered down
the street, his~ing and snorting as it
came to a atop sign.
In it was a passel of squirming. gig-
gling youngsters.
And one woman.
But it ·is no ordinary woman who
maneuvers aroun~ corners, shifts
enormous gears. and occasionally
Jeana over to a microphone to say,
"Hold down the noise. kids." _
It's a woman who "keeps her cool."
A woman-like Eva Taylor.
"It's a very ipteresting job," said
£va. She was sitting in a chair in her
Corona del Mar home, wearing her
blue bus driver's uniform. a uniform
she's very proud of.
"Some people don 't like them." she
said, "But I do. I think it gives the
public a chance to know you're doing
a job.''
But to Eva Taylor. driving a bus is
m01e than just doing a job. It also
means being with young people whom
she dearly loves.
"I was apprehensive about hil(h
school, but you know. they're really
terrific. I look forward to them.
"And the kindergarteners! They're
so cute. Some can hardly get up the
steps. Sometimes I carry them across
the ~t If Ju raining," she said.
"It's interesting for me to watch
them grow up. J go to their games and
Christmas programs. I can see them
change. year by year.
"Uke when they're in junior high,
they're very unruly. They think they
know EVERYTHING," she laughed.
"But when they get ~ hlib school
....
they're no longer quite the big shots
they thought they were .. ·. suddenly
they're ladies and gentlemen."
Eva's own daughter is grown and
married. But as she talked it was evi-
dent that her role as bus drive~ has
made her more than ever a mother.
"Lot's of the .JittJe ones use me as a
second mother." she admitted.
"They want to tell, me things and
kiss me and here I'm holding up traf·
fie.··
"Sometimes I Lind a child with a
problem and . . . well . . . it gets to
you," she said softly. ''Sometimes you
can help them. It doesn't take too Jong
... a couple of minutes. What's a cou-
ple of minutes if you make them hap·
pier?
"You know. yo u can learn a lot
from kids." she said.
"Just their general outlook is
rewarding. They're very fair in lots of
ways. You can learn from them if you
take time."
Eva's altitude may be one reason
_.wby almost all the bus drivers in the
Newport-Mesa · School District are
women.
"My supervisor feels that women
are more conscientious and motherly
toward the children." ~aid Eva, wlio
was the third female bus driver to be
hired in the district.
''Some men tend . to have less pa·
tience."
She admits that it wasn't easy to
break into a man's realm.
.. Men resented us at first. They
"doubted our ability to drive a bus.
Even my husband said. 'You can't
drive one of those things,' '' saJd Eva. ,
. "And r said 'Yes I can.'"
Eva confesses that it wa~ hard to
get accustomed to a huge vehicle
behind her. especially 'on making
turns. But she completed her supervis·
ed driving training and then passed
her Department of Motor Vehicles
written and driving tests with flying
colors. She also passed her first aid
test and learned how to use a fire ex-
tinquisher. using the latter knowledge -
to test on a burning car one day.
''I've been driving the bus now for
seven years," said Eva. !'And believe
me. when I get into our Mustang it
feels like I'm in a kiddy car."
Eva believes that driving a bus Is a
good occupation "for a woman because
it gives her a chance to be home when
her children are and to still get her
housework done.
Eva's eyes seemed to glance around
her own immaculate home for a mo-
. ment. Then they became thoughtful
before she answered the question, "Do
yo!J ever regret it?"
"Sometimes when I'm out on a run
and· something unexpected happens I
realize th.at I'm frightened ," she con-
fessed.
"But I immediately get bold of
myself and give myself a pep talk. I
tell myselC to be careful, but riot
overcautious. I tell myself Dever to get
to the point wheia!:thlnk I.can't make
mistakes.
"Sure. there ave been times when
I've asked myself. 'What am I doing
here?' But I can always answer that
one. I'm a bus driver because I enjoy
It Because the kids are terrUic. I
wouldn't be anything else."
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~uzzing -stirs -Up Hornets' ·Nest,. Puts Bee • Her Bonnet
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am glad
you printed the letter from the New
York woman "ho,... appalled at the
remark made by a ~t on TV.
Since most of ~ sho"• are taped.
why don't they edit out the vulprJtles
and offensive materiaJ? It teema to
me tbe peopte who produce tlese
lbows are trying to aee bow111ucb blue
material they can Ute and pt IWIY
with.
Last -.k a frleod of mine who la a
nun was a iuest In our home. I decld·
ed to turn on the TV for a UtUe en-
tertainment, On that very same show
a member or the cast, NOT a con·
tettant asked Ute CoUowing queatJon :
"U yoo blld a Owe buzzer 1y1tem in·
Mr14d)D ,our 11"1 ud someone sud·
deo17 paabed that buttoo; what would , " your reaction be?" ·
How much looter .. • pine to
l'iave garblge dumped into our tlving
rooms? -ltF.G.
DEAR R.F.G.: It's., .. 1" ... te
10 Cite ttkra WM doll't wut tllle
prba•e I• 7tv ltrim( ,..., I rt111et:
Wrfte te tltt Mtwwk. tllle lltal TV all·
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Tell diem 1" ,,W aot wa~• Mr pro-
irama • bty 9'lielr jlnd1cta. WH1 the
mta11 .......... tllrH .. Ute -
eellar tlley'I bew ta.er eu • ltaser ••~ dtrt rw tale.t.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a
registered nuree who would llke to eX"
press a point of view ln behalf of those
of us who staff bospttall. I am not
belnl dramatic when 1 uy we are
trtlDed 1D the trdtioD Of tbe theater.
The show must go on. regardl0$S of
bad news from home. our own aches
and pains. financial worries, in-law
problems -whatever.
'Illness does not glve • patient the rlCbt to bl 1bU$lve or downright 119ty.
Pb7slcians, nurses and technicians do not Wish to ln!Uct pain or discomfort
oi))attenta. but often it is neceuary1ln ont.r to do Ult tests.· Some patients
act u lf we hurt them purposely for
scme Md.lit.le reasons.
After spentlng many years In
holpltala I am firmly convinced that
fllaen.does not alter one's personality.
Gtntne nlce people remain nice, In
... of paJJI and mJaery. The DISty o• wtio use t&ckness as an excuse to
bt mun are foollni no one. -OLD
STARcaY
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Saturday for two months. The cook~ ln
some of the restaurant! are pretty
g~. Suggest be give them a
chance.
DEAR OLD STARCHY: ODe of tbe
prteclpal tests tf 1aahlrlt7 ls t111e abtU-
ty to tolerate dlscomfort...aed aulety
wUbout t.aldec. It °"' •• tthen. Tills
bold• tne for th w•trtt1, teadter,
aaleaper'" a9d lffrdart, a'a weU a1 Gfve 11 .t 1"e ~ ••• lnea a PY
tllle pbyalctu, Hne, teelllaldu ud ctvea 1" Cllt be, loot.tat! For tlPI
patieat. • , .. lllow to llludle &Ille aaper tes
Yo1tr natemt111t-. lldlftl1als wh . ealmnH, et.eek Aa Lander'I. Reill
ataR lto1pltall are tnlMll ta th lier booklet, "Nedlll•I Hd Pettlag •
tllleater rs ~ 8"* ._...,.~·• • lftat Are tllle UmJU?" Send your ,...
1tate1111t111t w.. dtter to tile tntll 41ve1t to Alll• Ludera I• cate of WI
wllle1 lae ..W: ''AD dlle ..W's a etace. MWIJNllllft', eedM18( •eat. la •
Allld an die mu ud ...a mettlJ aMI a 1t11. 1tampetl, tell·~
players.'' enelope. .
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wttlll ,.., prob1e1111. Selld dllem .. w
la cue tf Tiiie D~Y PILOT, ....... C 0 N F I D ENT I A ~ TO CON-
SERVA'TIVE OR CHEAP?: Why the
antics with aemantica? He'• cheap and.
turthtr;mon be bal pronn lt eveey
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Rummgging Around -------
\ Old ltUp models, a vintage Marshall Styll, James Pen-
1890 weddillc dreu and an ~. Ralph Llnpnber1.
a,ntlque aculpture pltce will Kenneth Brickey, Richard
be amonc items to be aold at Brockmeyer, and I r v i n I
t b e r u m m a a e a a l e • Shedd. ·
sponsored by the Women 's Other chairmen are the
Fellowship at St. Abdrew's Mmes. KeMeth H 1 m e t.
Presbyterian Cburch. William Blan•on. J a c k
the event, scheduled for Dalbey, Kemp Richardson,
May 10 and 11, wW take Donald Langille, E d w i n
place at the fellowship ball, ·
·-
ltlrnoocl, Jamea Moore,
Doqlu Dick, Red Shearer,
John Miller. StQ Mumford.
Frank Caudell. Andrew
Knox, John Deao, and Jobn
Campbell.
Women'• drcle membera
will be sales ladiea during
the event which will benefit
miaalona.
corner of 15th Street and St. ~~:~' Rd., Newport Arts, Crafts
In addition to the uaual Inspire
Viejo Group men'•, w o m e n ' 1 and
children'• clothing there will M 1·ssi·on · be an art comer with art aup-.
plies and fr-am• for aale.~
ho u aewarea department, Mrs. Ric:bard Sd!ross'
sporting &oods and garden Million Viejo bome will be
shop, toyc, boob, and a the Mtt1nc for tbe MCOnd
jewelry and boutique aection meetmc of the new 1 y
plus bats and fUtn.lture. organized Mission V i e j o
Co-chairmen of the event • Arts Md Crafts Auociation
CHOICEST MORSELS -Eumining three of the Ralph Lingenberg, Mn. Tbomu Moss and Mn. are the Mmea. Thomas at 7:30 p.m. Wedneeday,
most interesting items to be sold at the rummage Marshall Styll, wbo display an antique atatue, an _Y.ou and John Wyman. May 15.
aale spoD10red by the women's fellowship of St. An-1~ wedding gown and an old 1bip model. Department chairmen are The group waa orgmiised
'drew'• Prubyterian Church are' (from left) Mrs. tbe Mmea. Earl B~lland. and offtcen were elected _____ .;_ _____________________________________ ....;._ during a meeting in the
borne" ~s. Harry Thorne.
Daught~rs
ubiblt to take p&ace in cco-
Junctioo with tbe Cinco de
Mayo Festival at Miuion
Viejo High Sdlool Friday
from 12:30 to '8:30 p.m. For-
ty members will show arts
and cndU woru at the
event.
I
LONDA STEWART
Ene..-t
Betiotna/_
Annou.nced
Londa Cattlerlne ·Stewart
will bei:ome the bride ol
Henry Skorvan Woods ol
Costa Men during Aug. 31
nuptial rites.
Mi;ss Stewart. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Qt.is B.
Stewart of Orange, Js a
graduate ol Orange ffi&h
School al>d a senior at UCL
· .-Jcrgfamily.-
Mrs. WiWam Rogal was
elected by the 39 people at-
tending as president of the
new ll"OUP· Asslatrnc. her
will be the Mmea. ut..id
'Jlanney, secretary; Robert
Freiberg, t r e a s u r e r ;
Thoma& Warren, publicity
cbalrmao; Byron Marril,
exhibits chairman. a n d
Robert Grote, workshop6
obainnan. Mrs. P a u 1
Swanson was appointed vice
pre aided.
WOl'Ubops in CNllU and
fine arts ai:e being ptalmed
for members, who now
number in the ·50s. and will
start lo the fall. Arti1t1 and
people interested in working
and learning about an. and
CNfts m,a.y obWll h.riwi
in(ormation by caWng Mr.
Rogal, 837-1965.
Her fiance. son ol Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Woods of Costa
Mesa, is an alumnus of
Mater Dei High School and
Loyola University where be
affiliated with Delta Sigma
'
Memories
Memben of the OrlDCe
CountJ Emma Sansom
· cbitJter, United Dauatiten
of the Conleder«J, will call
on their own memorln for
the procrmn at t h e i r
meet.inc next 11\urtdly.
Program . cba1rman and
hlatorian, , Mill auiJtine
Broob, bu med eacb
member to ~ a abort
liistorlcal tit .ma.mi tn-
ddeot that occurred before
or during 1881-11116 wbldl
hu been handed down tn
families. The program also
will include a discussion of S d Id the Reconstruction Era. pring Tea Stage in Emera Bay
Hoatesses for the 1 p.m. Tb E aid Ba b f Mr eve t In the home of Mrs 1 mer Y ome o s. Colin Timmons and her daughter, Miss Vicki Onstott (seated. left
to right) receive information about college life from
(left to right) the Mmes. Richard Stewart, Harold
~ence A Nisson of San~ was the setting for Laguna Beach Panhellenic's
Ana will ·be the Mmes. · Spring Tea f?r Laguo_a Beach High School senior
Fletcher Stewart and c. A. coeds and their mothers Sunday. Mrs. Jacob Onstott Ives and Timmons. . -
Williamson, both of Costa
Mesa.
Several m • m b • r 1 , in·
eluding Mias Broob and
Mrs. Nlsson wl1l be at-
tending Ile annual dtvlsicJa
convention to take place
May 16, 17, and 18 at the
Grant Hotel in San Diep.
Two es11y conteltl are
stW open, one for adult
chapter member• and GDe
for studenta. Information
rep.rdiDg either e o n t e • t
may be obtained by caDIDI
the cbi!pter president lit 5G-
5711
:Concert
Reviewed
Dr. J. Poppel' ... il 1
return to Orange County
tomorrow to )ectlare oa tbe
approacbinc Ptd:mmonic
concert. 'lbe s-eriew will be
preaented in Irvine Coast
Country Club.
Zubin Mehta will conduct
the Loa An&ele s
Philharmonic Orchestra oo
May 11, at UCl.
A professor o< music and
director o( the 0 p e r a
WorUhop at UCLA, tbe doc·
tor established an Opera
School in Form0$&. For his
"efforts in behalf oi COft·
tiemporery music Dr. Pop-
per rec.tved Citations oi
Merit from the Nau.al
A.nodatlon " Amerlcan'
Compose!'S and Conductors
boeb in 19118 aad lteS.
Stylish
Plans Rosy
Everythiog's Coming Up
Ro9ea for h d e as er t
fMhlon •how being planned bf the Temple H 111 e 1
~
Serving u chairmen of
the benefit which will take
place at a p.m. Tuesday,
May 14, in the Sheratoa-
Beach Inn, H u D t I n g t 0 n
Beach, are Mrs. Alvin Kroll
and Mrs. Halsey Cbenoweth.
Alto assisting are the
Mmes. J act Schieimu,
Robert Marks, M o r t o n
Wedner, Edward Farber, MattheW Plotkin, Herbert
Porath. Louis Saltzberg and
Al1at Resnick.
Tickets, at fl.75, may be
obtained by contacting Mrs.
Kroll, 897-8900, or Mrs.
Chenoweth, 897-3678.
Fashion. from a r e a
specialty 9bops will be
c o o r d i n a t e d by Mrs.
Florence Smales.
Plant Shows
Discussed
Horoscope
·Scorpio: Be Gracious
WEDNESDAY,
MAY 8
By llYDNEY OMARR .
concerned with c o s t • de*1ntne if )'OU can ·be
finances, posseuiona, but practical Show you are
this i$ straightened out capeble.
through aid of f a m i 1 y CAPRICORN (Dec. D-
"'lbe wise man controls member· Jan. 19): Know h d 1 e
hia deatlny • • • Astrology VIRGO ( A11g. 23-Sept. 22): recmtly latned Clll now be
points the way." Oycle continues hip, but put to praetbil 1111. Ez-
ARIES (March 21-April you must make effort to prtll confidence, eepeclally
19): Toward evening hours view persoos, situations in in yourself. Otben, in·
the world seems brighter more rulistic light. Avold eluding superiors, w 111
for you. Earlier there are setf-decepti0t1. The truth can follow auit. key la '-> control
apt to be misunderstandings be benfl.lcial, especially to-the pece.
at office, with those working day. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
for you or aerving you. Be LIBRA (Sept. ~Oct. 22): 18): lndicatione point to
receptive, but don't be Heavier responsibility due, cllaace and travel, mainly
bullied. but you may also receive bued upon COID{DunlcatioD.
TAURUS (April 20-Mey greater rewardl. Secreu ?;WbiDc delnMe II ..ctJed tf
20): Mkunderstandinc with are expoeed which beoefk ,,_are ltullbanl. u.i. to
children abotdd not be blowlt y0u. Accent on Hillty to reMOll -be ~
mt ol proportion. After ear-coovince others of yoUr PIBCES (Peb. tt-Mscb
}y evening hours much can wcrtti. Succea ii indicated. 20): a.ect financial details.
be MtUed -but you JU1 SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 'l1Mlre could be loopbole
have to make coocenioo 21): Today you find that wt1icb W«ka qainlt you. If
where exptDNJI are con· persons who opposed you oblervaat, you uve money ~· now come over to your side. -1am abo'f'n al.lo tbrouCb GEMINI (May 11.June Be gracious. Av°'d an I-told-veraatile a ppr o a c b. A-
20): Oleck details befcn ar· yoo·so a.ttltude. Help thote QUARlllS indiTidual aids
riving .t decision. Tendency who confide In sincere man-cause.
is to went to overthrow ner. You'll be repaid. GE 1' ER AL TEN·
routine. Wise course die· SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22. DENCIES: Revenal of
tates that you ~ lo Dec. 21): You attract aUiel, fwm IDdicat.ed wbicb could
regulaUool. Then bUance is fritadl -hopes aJ»d wl5"es affect coatnct. ICJ'"IDIDl
obtained, ultimate auccess come doter to reality. 1'ty Cycle moves up fGr LIBRA.
shOW1\. -11 • ask for wbat ii re.0, Spedal word to CANCER: CANCER (June 21·July requlnd. Some wetch to 1bab ott tAI-'--to '"--A
Members oi the Orange 22): Shake olf staWI quo·r========;;:::====:-=i:J.,=:u•=."""·
County brDnCh ot t h e Today you can eredic*
American Be,ooia Society situatlOD which hu been ol
will meet Tbunday, May 9. coocern to family. Com·
at 7:~ p.m. in the Gerden munlcate, be available for
Grove Grange Hall. • U"gesti-n:--·t ..., HB Auxiliary Mn. Jean KerUn'-will !~~~~&Joi"&~
... _ ... _1 , ~ A speak oo bow to prepare companionship.
ftDna ea ....,...,.. UX· p 1 a n t s f o r 1 h o w s . LEO (July 23-Aug. !2):
lllary of Huntington BNch Refreshments will be t«Ved Journey you may have coil·
pthers in the American and plants will be shown.' templated comes closer to
• Lelion Hall at l :30 p.m. the Guests lft welcome. realitv. Early_today .,..., are
first Thursday ot each_.·-==========='-=J==-==J=~-=-JI mootll. On the third Thurs·'r ~ of the monUI members
and protptetive memberi
may call Mn. Arne Jensen,
S3S-2777, for location in·
tonnatioe.
Thinlc~
lot~er's Day
Tt"fJNK ...•
Jta1nlnhl _.,,.. ---..... ·--
IF YOU ARE A NEWCOMER TO TOWN
OR KNOW ONE TO WHOM YOU WJSH
TO DO A GOOD TURN •••
'HONE THIS WONDUFUl COMMUNITY
SlltVICE AND A HOnHS Will CAll
WITH •tm AND IN'°ltWATION.
Dottie Walters
Hospitality
Hostess 1>--1·· ..
We Welcome Y•u r. The
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..... 1917 NEWll'OltT CINTIA
,
, Harbor TO PS Phi. He pl.am to do graduate
• work at Cali!omia State Col-
Harper School in Costa lege at Fullerton.
Mesa la the scene where---------
Daring the meetinc plarls
also were made for the tint
member• ol TOPS Harbor
Ughters 11ther each Mon-
day evening at 7:30.
The DAILY PILOT
Covers Boating
..
mid-
• spring
clearance ..
of forecast
faSliions
1/2 to
1/3 off
designer '-
and
better
dresses
~
30:00 to 67.00
were 60.00 to 100.00
Take your pick! Forecast Shop dresses, costumes
a!'d suits frQ~ our spring collection. Meny
one-of ... kind for casuel wear, deytime or cockteil
hour. Wide selection of f abricl end styles and
J ~~· . ' c~ors. Misses srzes.
forecast dresses 20--torry no mail or phone orders
.. ___ . ·-____ .._ ...... -...... ----...
Nancy
WU HCC
Commu
Church,
her fathE
ding v~
Jahn Ml
cerelD<lO
Rev. Da
The bl
ol' Mr.
1bomu
-Latiuna band Is
Sickler
and Mrs
• Pasa<ten
, ..
For hE
chose • gown· f
scallope
and eHx
ribbon
lhouldel
Mrs.
Laguna
sister, 11
dressed
full ten.
ried a
earnatic
Br ic
identica
length
lemony
They w
Sickler,
sister o!
da IGUE
Katie SI
and MI
all of L
Bill ~
served
man. t
bride's
Dennis
with Ph
and Ge
of Lagu
Stout,
stepbro
Follo't
about :
for a 1
Beach'
Thin l
Mot
THI~
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•
NIDCJ DiaDe-Annatrong
was elOOl'ted to IM &&tar ol
C o mmunity Presbyteri•
Church, Laguna Beach, by
ber father to exdml(e wed-
ding vows and rings with
JOOI! Miller Sickler IV m a
ceremooy perfonmd by the
Rev. Dallas Turner.
The bride il'tbe daughter
ol' Mr. and Mn. DaYid
'Ibomas Armstrong o f
-Laguna &adl, 8Dd her lws·
band is the soa ol J.ack
Sickler ol Laguna Beech
and Mrs. O.tyle F. Stout of
Pasadena.
For her wedding the bride
chose a lull lengtb white
gown f~abLo ne-d with
scalloped edgiiig Oil the hem
and elbow length sleeves. A
ribbon crown caugbt ber
atioulde:r length vtil.
Mrs. Rooold Rboada of
Laguna Beacb, the bride'•
si&ter, was matron ol honor,
dressed lb a deep orange
full length gown. She CM·
ried a bouquet of oraoge
eamatil)nS.
Br I desmaids, carrying
identical bouquets, wore full
length dresses of apricot,
lemon yellow or pale yellow.
They were the Misses Aon
Sickler,· the bridegroom's
sister of Pasadena and Lin-
da 1Quewe!', Holly Nichols,
Katie Sihalfer, Karen Kinney
and Mrs. Marte Woodbury,'
all of Lag\.ma Beach.
'
Tunday, May 7, 1968
· New Duties ~a Mesa Wedding
/A\ccepteCI Judith Ann Fay Now .
--
THE DINO DE LAYRENTllS
,~~-----~f-+., RLtes :d;:~~~:an:~-J -M-rs. Ll1 arles .Simps OO
-MBlBIE
... 1.n...,....,
In D-1~0° Cob II\' Dd.Aa.
~ trols her destiny . . . •
astrology will point the way
through the stars," as she
installed officers ol Coeta
Mesa-Newport H a r b o r
Lionettes.
Using a n astrological
forecast tbeme, Mrs. Butta
presented a Sagittarius
horoscope (foremost star)
to Mrs. Bertren Smith,
president; Virgo, Mrs. H.
Leonard Aldrich, vice presi·
dent; Taurus, Mn James
Gallager, treasurer. and
Sagittarius, Mrs. Fred Ellis,
ieeretary.
Mra. Henry Vaughn, past
president alfd parllamen·
tarian "will add another
star to the crown earned
l95t year," said Mrs. Butts.
The ce-emony was coo·
ducted before !IO members
and friends in Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Club, aslC1
e n t e r t a i n m e n t was
presented by N e w p o r t
Harbor. High S c h o o 1 ' s
Chantelles. under the dlrec·
tion of Mrs. Lester Van
Dyke.
Wedding
In Of/in~
A Sept. 7 wedding in
Pasadena is being planned
by Barbara Winters
Judith Ann FLay became
the bride of Charles B.
Simpson during a double
ring ceremony in St. John
the Baptist CathoUc Church,
Costa Mesa. performed by
the Rev. Mark Stehly.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred H. Fay of
-Costa Mesa, was given in
marriage by her father. She
wore an empire gown of
scalloped lace over sat.in
styled with bell sleeves and a train.
A crown or pearls topped
her finger tip illllsion veil
8lld she carried a cascade of
tiny white roses.
Mrs. Robert Ewald, the
matron of honor, wore an
empire gown fashioned with
yellow dotted swiss over
yellow satin and carried
miniature yellow roses.
Bridesmaids, w e a r I n g
while dotted swiss over
green satin gpwns and car-
rying identical bouquets,
were the Misses Patricia
McManama, the b r i de ' s
cousin from Granada Hills;
Nancy PirUe of Costa Mesa;
Inga Rauh. the
bridegroom's cousin o f State College at Lon g I ~J!W' ti*~,...
Tucson and Diane Doyle or Beach. He was the athlellc . .t r.ou· ~"*' C0:\10'"°· Ventura. director of the Costa Mesa e" n uw 'l &D!
Cathy Murdock of Costa Boys' Club and currently (1 GOES HOLLYWOOD \ Mesa was flower girl. Her serves ~ program director 'l
f th B • Cl b · v TllCMw:oon oao • green satin dress peeped o e oys u an eo·11i111---------m1 through dotted swiss and tura.
she carried a lace basket of Returned W e d n e s d a y
flowers. Bill Murdock of from a honeymoon trip to
Costa Mesa was r Ing Ensenada, Mexi c o, thel
bearer. . newlyweds are making their
The son of Mrs. Dorothy home in Ventura. Simpson of Tucson and -_-,,...-......... ___ _
Venice Simpson or Sapulpa, I tl ll!!!~.A_i1 ::i~'"Jc:~
be0klha1. asbekedt Jack MUahll~ to ~fl~ f/!y i..:',',.~ich
S S ~an. S ering Last Tl-TaR l lit
guests to their seats were '"''"" • .,,.,,.,,
John Fay of San Pedro and THE SILENCE
John McManama, the """',.et 1,u. t:ts bride's brother and cousin. 0'"-' Tlae11-s.ve sue
Other ushers were Jackl~:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:'.11 M u r d o c k and Richard
Hange. . .
Following the ceremony.
150 guests gathered for a
reception in the Co:;ta Mesa
Golf and Country Club.
The new Mrs. Simpson ,
was graduated from Estan-'I cia H1 gh School and the Los
Angeles School of Dental
Assistants, Anaheim. Her
husband, a graduate of
Tucson High School. at-
tended OCC and California
John Lennon in •
"How I Won The w.,,,
"King Of HHrts"
ENDS TONIGHT
A11tlla11y 9 •11111
"GUNS FOR
SAN SEBASTIAN" ...,.. ,.,..,.
"P. J."
Couple Exchange Vows 1~~::::::::::===~11
During Tempie Rites
STARTS WEDNESDAY
Peul Newmet1 In
"Cool Hind Luke"
"Wait Until Dark"
THE LUXUR IOUS
cascading bouquets o f
Bill Sickler of Puedeoa
served as his brother's best
man. Ush~ induded tile
bride's brothers, Gary and
Dennis Armstrong, al_9ng
with Phil Stys. John Ponsen
and George Swartwout, all
of Laguna Beach. and Oorky
Stout, t be bridegroom's
stepbrother of Pasadena.
MRS. J. M. SICKLER
Double Rlrui Rites
"'"-,.... Cameron and her fi&ace,
Harold Thomas Wallace.
News of the forthcoming
Baskets of tulips and mix·
ed spring flowers adorned
the altar of Temple Beth El
when Shelley Gordon and
Elliott Kallick exchanged
their wedding rings and
yellow and orange tulipf.t.
Serving the . bridegroom.
son of Mrs. Rose KalUck of
Beverly Hills, was Steven
Gottschalk. best man. and 1
ushers were· Murry Fisher.
Jerry Labowttz, Steve n1
Soloman and Steven Gordon.
NEW IALll\A
THEATRE ~~=--
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I 109 CAST BALBOA ILVD. \
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Following the ceremony,
about 150 guests gatllered
for a reception in Laguna
Beach Woman's Clubhouse.
Think
. Mother's n·ay
THINK ..•
Jt41o lnhl ·-·,...,.. .. _. ·-... ,... '*'"'
The new Mrs. Sickler fs a
graduate Ii Laguna Beach
High School and now attends
OCC wh«e she is studying
to be a dental assistant. Her
-nusband attenaed John MUil'
High Scbool, Pasadena and
LBHS. He was graduated
event was annolinced by her from Santa Aoo. City College parents, Mr. and Mrs.
and also is a student at William c. Cameron during vows. , OCC. a dinner dance in their The bride, daughter of Mr.
The newly'ftds are mak-Pasadena home Saturday. and Mrs. Benjamin Gordon
ing their new h<>me in Assisting with host duties of Huntingf!>n Be~ch, was
Laguna Beactr-and plan a---were the oenedlct-erect's given in marriage by her ..
belated honeymoon trip to parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Ray father.
Hawaii in September. Wallace of San Clemente. For her wedding she
' WallQ!Ce is bead of the Costa selected a white gown of
Teens Top Program
Mesa Water Department. Japanese saki silk designed
Miss Cameron attends with. a train and· pearl
Pitzer College in Claremont. beach~ork acce~ting t h e
and her Uance attends the nec~hne .and wnsts.
University of California, San · Miss ~nda Gbrdon served
Diego. as. maid. of honor .and
' ll . W o m e n • s Fe owship,
N e i ghborbood Congrega-
tional Church of Laguna
Beach will meet at 10:30
a.m. Tuesday, May 14 in the
dturc.b.
Following devotions, Jed
by Mrs. Don Williamson,
Beatriz Salaverri of Spain
and Nobuo Tsukatani of
Japae, both American Field
Service student.t at Laguna
Beach High School, will
present a program.
bridesmaids were M t s s
Merle S w i t z k y . Miss
Paulette Kallick. Mrs. Stan
Sax and Mrs. Mark Fien-
berg.
Her altendenls w o r e
matching yellow ·floor-length
gowns and c a r r i e d
The bride was graduated
from S3n Fernando Valley
State College in Northridge
and received her teaching
credential at Mount St.
Mary's College.-
The bri<Iegroom also was afso "LADY l " graduated from San Fernan-
do State. STARTS WEDNESDAY
Following the wedding the "Valley Of The Dolli"
couple was ho~ored during a1 & "F1nta1tic Voyage"
luncheon reception in the\'~~~~;;::::::;;~=:5~~~11 temple wh~re the floral ar-
rangements carried out the
· orange and yellow theme.
The newlyweds will make
their home in Los Angeles
following a Palm Springs
honeymoon.
Miss Salaverri, will sing
and play her guitar for the
women, and the Japanese
student will show slides of
his homeland and speak
about its customs. Crossword Puzz1e l\IH IW\I 1111
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Watch her eyes light up
for Mother's Day with a
gift from our extensive
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The public is invited to at·
tend the meeting and a
luncheon which ·will follow
at noon. Luncheon tickets
are $1.25 per person and
proceeds will go to the ; 1 playground paving fund of
Peppermint Ridge Home for
Exceptional C h i J d r e n • •
Reservations may be ob-
tained by dilling the church BARBARA CAMERON
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11 Can. symbol: 2 words
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21 TV htrolnt
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dish
32 h1parttr of
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42 ltttlod
43 Appurs
45 Mort pl11nnt
4Ntoom 48 Labor union:
Abbr •
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l•poslng 5Z lovu about
56 Authors' award
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51 Blur··
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Jerlc's
crutlon
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filling
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slowly
66 Onr of
fa111ous trio
67 Rlvrr of
Swltzrrland 68 "Two hurts lhat ~at··":
2 words 69 PhrHt
Indicating
undrr·
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2 words
70 Schrdulr:
Slang
71 RoaM
DOWN
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view 2 Man's
· name
3 Mountain
road hazard:
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group:
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19 Fish· trman
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Cf'fta In musical
tont
44 Thin,
glutltfOUS
mud
46 Subject to
teasing
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sacred
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offlcrr
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date
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shrlltr
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docllt 5Z Dlsnty
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TUE S DAY
MAY 7
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conf1onl1tiofl bttwMn Otmocrahc
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TEST O' STRENGTH -Joseph Benti, above, ts
joined by Walter Cronkite, Eric Sevareid, J ohn
Hart and David Schoumacber in a report and
analysis of the lndtana -primary on "Campaign '68"
tonight In color at 10 p.m. on Channel 2. This pri-
mary will be the first confrontation of presidential
hopefuls, Senators Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene
J. McCarthy.
TELEVISION VIEWS
George C.arlin
looks Ahead
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -The low-budget bot weath·
er variety shows rarely cause much excitement
and creep away quietly when September rolls
around.
BUT GEORGE CARLIN, one of the bright
young .comedians who is very serious about the joke
business, says that bis sul)'Uller replacement as-
signment last sea-son in Jackie Gleason's CBS spot,
plus a number of bookings on Johnny Carson's "To-
night Show" on NBC have been the two most im·
portant breaks in his career.
The Gleason replacement gave him stature,
and the.. Carson show gave him a special kind of
exposure. One immediate result was that ~ price
as a guest star went up. Another was a flood of
bookings on the top variety shows. And the third
and not least was a part• in a forthcoming Doris
Day movie .
CARLIN ts a West Sides Manhattan boy who
does not look like a comedian, and who both writes
. and performs bis own material. In addition he has '
served a couple of hitches writing material for
other performers as in NBC's Music Hall series.
Carlin has little trouble keeping his material
fresh. Much of bis humor is topical and be works
largely with"a cast of five characters he has creat·
ed.
HE CAN SATIRIZE politicians and political
institutions by slipping into his character of "Coun-
cilman Cop-out." He has a disc jockey character,
a weather forecaster, a wino and a couple of pretty
strangle females in his repertoire, too.
The Gleason job, he said. "taught me to per·
form in sketches and gave me some confidence
about acting as host. But the important thing was
that it turned me into one of those familiar faces
·just because I was there once a week for a while.''
WHAT · NOW? "Well, I'd like my own show,
particularly now that the variety shows have prov·
ed they are really able. to make important state-
ments.''
All three networks will cover the results o{ the
Indiana primary tonight with special reports and
bulletins during the evening. NBC bas a half ·hour
show scheduled at 8 PDT, and CBS at 10. It will
be covered in detail in the late evening news.
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...di• on APrll 23. IM or P!'lnhld --CS 'YES/ It,. volt el •~ Fnderl<ll. I FrtKllll1111 bel0tt me tM ulldetSlvned • Noll('( ""' Of m ' not '" ,--Ooled Aprll 24 lt<!O ~ _,.. MltllO<INd1 ._, elector tllall be (Oll"ftd Ill ltVOr Of ••Id Pro~ldtnt Publlt In end tor wld Cll<ll\IY •!Id Stat. blllMI Allrll 19 IH• AM S Herlow ll~publiC~ll U S S e n D t e
NOTICE IS FUlt'THElt GIVEN ""'' terrltotv belrlt 1 ..... llecl lo lncorpor1ll'd Morveret G Scheehltr rtJldll\9 therein OulY commltsloned •nd H•ltfl M Stt~t Eucutrl~ Of tht Will "Ol'll nation today nl 1 g h t tlw lerfl!Oj\f 11rOllOM'I to lat • .,,...., 111 Ind m.O. • Plrt Of Ille City Of SN] Se-crtllry aworn IN!r.ollotltv •-•rtd ,eul IC•llll Eucurr • °' 11\t Wiii or ol Ille 1bovt "•n ta docedtnl " • I~ ..... Ill .,... Macie • IMIM ol 8HCh lllCI ""' t>rOOertv In Slld ttrrllory n ATE OF CALIFORNIA \ and Ruth !Cahn gnown "° -,. be the Tht lboVt Mmw dt<'4tnl "ltAHKllN & l'RAIOU.IN pur pl e x th ose pracllcloners .. If C"" ot SMI llMdl end made 141blect tw .iter suel\ 1nnenl1011 wbltet IV ll'l COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES I P<l!rson1 wllou namtt ere au~ lo .._..., "trdt a. Ht<lltY Alllr11tn t i L.lw ll t I al"" tlldl '",..,,._._ IO t1_111tloll ..,11111¥ '"°" tctveltv Wllll 1M s>ror>ertr within th~ ON Tl'llS llln ill Y of Aorll A 0 IHI Ille ...,llllln lnstnimtnl aflll le.ii~ 11* SunMI loUltv1rt1 1t7 E ltlll Strut OJ po tiCS WhO say 6 Y e IS
wt!ll Ille lllr-"Y Mlllill tN CllY ot Siii ol Seal 8Heh lo Pl-Y 11$ 11ro nrll before me Ille ul>derslgMd a NOllrY to me 11111 11\tV exe<:UllG lill ....,,. •adfk '.tllndt" CiUltnlle Cu ti ~st Clliforl'lt tl42? CVe r uthJng 10 a Cand 1d a t& &Md! ... ,, 1i. .... ,.,. """"' "" loll based -h Huecl valll•llon of Publlc '" llld ..... iald CounlY Ind Sl1lt In Wllne$$ W.,..tof I ll•V• ~ "' hh tu Gl 4 IJ7I .,.,, -lUI J . -_... "'""""°"' Ill all ~ ' •II llollcMd ,,..,..,.._. °' said Clly of resldlt!ll "'""" lllAIY commlnlonld •llCI my hll!d ""' •lllXed mv ofll~t.I ... 1 the ,._., tor £ucutn• Alll'M n ,., Exrcutrll< these days .....,,_ fll lllt CllY of Seel Stal Bta<h outttandlnt1 °" 14$Jrll n 1Mt sWOf"" Ill' aPPeareo Fre<krtdt 1 dn ll!d YHf In tflls c;.rtlllc-•!9 tin t lboW Pllbl 1ned Orana• Coast Oallv Piiot l'ubll•hed Oranpt Cont O•llY PllOt i--------------
941111•1.,. 6" Allfll Uni IHe or O' tl\tt'ftOIOrt 1u1110rltecl •nd II •n eleo-Frlsehll "~ M<l'9eret G Schfdllt r written AIN'll >o end M•~ 1 14 21 1'68 730-48 "prll 30 and May 1 IA ll 1961 722-61 LEGAL NOTICE ...,.,...,,. autllOflrff. II tlluiNd I" the lot 11\all sllmP I cross !XI tn ll>e voll"9 l nown ';: me lo be 1M Pres.tdenl tl>d (OFFICIAi. SEALl
Cl-IV ol Or.,_ Stai. of C'allfornla •nd .,.111,. •lier Ille prfnr.d wonl NO the sec:n1t1ry ol 11>e COf1J<)r1lton 11111 exoairld PhlllP Sllvtrmtn LEGAL NOTICE L:EGAL NOTICE NOTICI TO CRIOITORS
.. ClOlltl9\IOUS to tllt ~:: ~.'.ci ... C:-VOii of suell •leelor """ be c:ounled Ille wllhln lnllrumtnl on boella ll Of 111 e HOlll"I Publ~ntomll SUPERIOR COURT OF THE :rtows.'":9 wtt"rtlcu s 119alns~n~ •"s"·~·u'~HElt ••"EiC QlrPOl'atlorr 11\trtln named .... d Prine Pll Oill<• In , M74 NOTICE TO CllEOITOAS ST~TE 01' CAL.,ORNIA
ON Of! ANNEXATION 110 " I I .. ·' acknO\lli.dffd lo me 11111 sudl COrPOl'lllon lM A119eln c;ounty CEtnlFICATIE 01' IUSINIH 1Stcs .... 41t1 u c.c ) "o~ THE COUNTY OF ORANGI OESCRIPTI 11111 lhe •mount or lmo<Jnls Of lilt tlCKVltd the \<!mt MV COIM11nlon El<lllrn FICTITIOUS NAME Escnow uo .,.1,, llo A 5HS. .i I outslandlflll bollcNcl Ind e b I e d n e S s IN WITNESS WHEREOF I ht~ AU9 1 19dl d • " " E tale of Su 4n Jane O DOllnell elso le8IMIN Al 1111 "'""~°" of Ille llerttOlore Incurred-oc AUll>orlr.ed oJ the ~-·n--~ -" ....... ..,., •lll•IMI m~ ol 'h•U• .suverma A:.t; Tlie "n ~rslQ"fd does certify 111 .s con--<•> A bulk. lrtnsftr b QboU to be med• L ' '
ol ~ E t H II CE ~) ,,, sec ..... M "' -· '"' .,..,_ , dlldlflll • bu>lntu at 873 c Wm 151 lb) Tl>e •m•• and buslMn addrtues .nown 4> SU$an J 0 Donnell ., ... kno.Wn West UM ,.,. ts I CllV Of Sell BNdl IS Of Ille date ol Ille llctel s e a I Ille dav and year In I h l S $11 N U CllMH I ...... $1,..I NewPOrt Beec~ Calllo•n e under Of the Jransleror ere Joe Bel1 YOIJngland at Susdft Haogotl 0 DonMll •nd ts Susan
tlOll I>. TownsNP S SOulll R•nt• 12 w est llnil PUbllctllOll ol tMs nonce tnd tt>e certlllcalt tlnit 1bove written. LH All9•1H. Cal *4t -Ille tlclff Ou$ nrm name ol LEONARO and Gentry Lid 2300 Horbo< Blvd com J Hagvo11 Dece••ed S 8 M In IM CounlY of Ora-Stale ot lmi>ro¥-nl OT lmorovemenb lor Wlllcfl !SEAL) Tth Ulll f.55-~I ~O!ISTRUCTION COMPANY end lh•I M C Iii NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the CllllOrnle Wiii! Ille Northerlr floijndtry of suc:ll lndebredneu WH 11\CUtrtd or Wiiiard M Reist •m.oc: 1 ua 4 creditor• of the above named dl!ced•nl Locelloro !lo 1'1 Slate l'ide "'-Lands. authorlucl art 01 tollows Notary Publlc In alld tor set• Publli.Md Ortnte Caasl Olltl' Piiot Mid llrm Is comPosed 01 ttlt lol ow no Tiie namot and bullntu 1ddreues of
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Ibid lfl Patent Issued APrll 4 1901 Thal wllll resp..:1 to th« ou umol illl ol c~·nrv 1 .... St•le APrll 16 23 30 and MIY 7 1961 627-4t person wt>ose Mme In 11111 •lld Pitce of Ille tr•nslcrce are JaCJI A!llebl tMt a 1 pcnansJlev 1111 cJalms ·~~Inst lhe .... Ille ..... t ot -' ~ '"' ~ m tdenee • •• tollows Chlldren • Felr 2115 Hawlhorna Blvd "d d•~dent ar• r~u rt'd lo t • '""" Mid lnterwctlOll belll9 ,,..., ,....n llOfldld 11\debllldness Ind Ille la .. llOll "' My Commission Exolrtll Edw.,d R Leo"erd 1807 Merlna,.. Redondo Deacb Cal I with th• MotUOl"I YOll<h~rs In lh• ofl ee
"'9JM.,. al nM 119aj llnerll>tloll OI An 111t h!rrllory proposed lo be aniwxecl Julv 1 196' LEGAL NOTICE Drive NewPorl Be&ch Calllornl• •11 other bu•ln•s• nam•s 1.A aAd~~n of tilt clerk ol the above onlllled coul't or MlCetlOll No 1 to Ille Cl!V ol Seel 8ffdl ec1111lly Wllll !lie prOll«tfY wUflln Ille City 4715-0C ~ , • ~ "" " '~· to pr se I the 1111 lht neces ... rv
C.n-1•• IMnCe alO!lt fNt bounde+'Y lllle of seal 8etch IO pay Its pro rate portion 111t•OERICK I l'ltlSCHll .. O Daltcl APrll 2' 1961 ust'd bY the trensteror w thin three ytari e n m w I I """ -.., Ifft s s• "' '" Edward R LIONrd l•sl past so tar as known to lh• vouchen lo the unden lQned t' lt>e o I « 111 Mid CltY S ,,. 30' E 11-14 IN9ld Ul>Ofl "'-Hseued valuatlol'I Of •II Int So LA Cl•Mll llft. SUl'ElllOlt COUll.T 01' TH• ai-i. 01 Cal lornl• on nve Countv Ira leree are NOf\e of lier ..,ttornevs 11 Hurwlll .,,-rwut •!Id 4¥ E ,.., ..... arid s l2' AY E 219 OI bonded lnclelli.dlless of said City ol Seal Ut An.111111. Clllf MU STATE 01' CALIFOllNIA ,,0. Oil A$>rll 2' JtOI before me • Notary 'l' lo Remer "30-3lnd Street NewPOl't 8tl<h !Mt to llft -• POllll In Ille NorllleflY 8eecll outll•ndl"' °" A$>rll 23 1968 or At-Y THE COUNTY 0" OltA ... a l'lllho In and lor said Slate perMinaltv Id Tiie lo«tllon and 9ener11t descrlPI 11 Calllornl1 wh ch I• Ille place ol buslnus II• of Ille boundllY 11111 of "'-City al tNretofore a utllorlUd Ille eltdon In Slid Publlsllf!CI Oralll" Coast Dallll Pilot en. Nu"'ller 0-1617t ~ Edwerd R Leonerd known to of Ille ProD<rtv lo bl! trenster~ ere Ille of the undenlgned In all mallus per ... .-_._ a..... Cellfwnll Mid -... rrllory so p--' to be •nnexld 1r1 -. ti •• 30 end u.y 7 I' 19'" •--'8 ,.UMMO .. S I stock In trade I wturu And equipment of I I • I Id ~ d 1 ;;;'"it;;' ;;;:;, 11tef1 estebllllltd bV ~ebv nom1.,dil\';t' Ille amnunts of Sllch .,..r "' ""' ~ .. 'r " .. me be lh• ,,.non wholl name s a cel'taln children • WMr rt1l•ll bu•l,,.,s 11 n 119 0 1"8 es ale Of oa ""°" en
iWiiei llllCll No 2 An~xa'1;n H I" bOlldfll lnd~nes• hertlofo•• lncurr't LEGAL NOTICE Jo"H~Rl~YN W8R1G°"t.~1G~TRA:~111:0Rr~ =~~:g~ ~~ee•~~~1':'o ~~".':.':' end kH'::'nw11':.n",:ft V~~~~!~nd ~~~:~~t~~.,~s ~!:,hi~ ·:~,,m:.'1~~ etler the llrst public.a
OfdlM llOI No 10$3 of said IV Utt-or aulhorlt&d oulslandlll9 H ot Aprlt 2 AIRLINES INC 1 corparallon b OES I (Offlclel ~~I) c:I lor'n ." iT Daltd Aprl n 1968 11111111111 llnch lllenot le•Ylllll said ~·' 1968 .,, H follows II Ill IV v Vt .,,., VII Defflldanll Jo-II E Davi• ~ .. ~~ G B llffdl llouftdary tine and •IOfle said HUI>-I CllY ol Stil B!lcll Waler Bonds P 2°"9 PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF 'lolarv Publlc Callfornla !di Th• P Ate and I ~ d~ ~on 0t elt~r e:~~i.~•. ern•ll 11~ 811ch boundary tine S "' 32 00 l~ Amount ol/lst•ndl"9 Sl05 000 00 Cl!ITl,.,CATI! 0" CORP.fu~~~~~~ CAL FORHIA 10 the above named Oelen-P Inc Pll Olllct In Whit~ the bu k trans er I• lo be con Ot Iha w 1 01 lh• w IJ9 2 I.el N .u 28 07 w 90 00 feel s MaKlmum rate ct Int••~· Four Ind "OR TRANSACTION OF E dents 0 •"9• Countv summAI~ •r~ Bank ol A..,, er c.o NT&'>~ Abov. Mmed d•cede"I
"' 32' 00' W S3 76 lee~ lotv a .::l''l.!!7:": One-Hell Por Ce!'I (• ,,. 1'11E U~~~::s•,~T~~~OU~O~~RATION You ere lltrtbv directed to 1111 e writ Mv Comm >I on E~Plr~s Main And Elli\ Branc.h 1819' Ma n Streel Hurwlt1 I;! Nllll and llemer curw Cll"CIYe So./t!IWtS r • The lmprowm1tnl for Wh di &uch I II nd ell ten oleadlng In retPOll~ lo !he comPIAlnl June 71 1970 Hunl nglon D•dCh Cal lornla 0 0-l?nd Stretl
n dlus Of 584140 feel SOlllhtaslerlV 1'°"' bonds were '"""" and sU<:h In does herebv ctrtllY '~• • co u ng 1 ot lhe above Mmed Plalnlllf With ll>e Publi>h•d Oranoe Coast Oeltr P lot M•v 16 1968 Newport l each Calllorn 1 said curve 150 19 feel mol9 or "'t debtldnen ll!Curred was to Prov de ad bus ness forms ind '~""';:' dl~lrilj'.lllon cttrlt n tne ebove enlllled coilrl In Ille APrll 30 a~d M•v 7 u 21 1968 m '8 Oaled M•v l 1963 Ttl 67>-902t ""-" • e«1IMll anvle of 1• 11 ~ dlllons lo Ind Improvements of Ille b11$1nets klcaled •I 2 • ., ranc s an• above tnl lied ectlon brouehl 111lnsl vou J°" Bnll Translarnr Atlornovs tor E~eculrl• sr 00' 00' w '° J9 feel to • f'Ol>-l•ne*lll waler \l'SNm "' Ille cttv •H<lllCallv Costa Mesa C•lllornla Under a"'• 'c In said c;ourt Wllllln TEN d•Yt •lier Ille LEGA' NOTICE Jack Anttbl Translertr Pilot PUbll\hed Or..,ge Coul Dl llf Piiot c"""' awic:ave &outnwesterly al!d hnl119 • 11\Cludlne water transmission PIP<l!llnM llllous llrm 111me of 5ateQu1rd us nns ou of 1111, ~ If ..,....i .. Published Ora119e C<>11sl DallY n l-41
raelllll f/I 5132 60 Itel Soulhttsltrly alOnl • MW main reservoir and an lnlerttl In Srstems of Southern Calllor~1 ~0[°~11 ::it:::~e ,: :bove named countv or wttllln Mey 1 1968 761-6f Mav 1 '' 21 21 l"8
Mid c-lOA 1' i.et more Of' tess 1 water tra"smln lon pfpellne to be us-sod firm Is coml>OSed of e ·-ng T .. IA.f'f.._. ~ 1 tml. '~G .-.-TiOTJ,_. "'"""" • _,,...., --.,, , • .,, 27 ed lolnllY Wlltl olher PUbllc COi" COl'llOl'B110n ~ -pr!llC;fpal p al You .,. llerebv noltltld ""'' unllla"" crnfFtc~n lf,,-llJSINIU LEGAL NOTICE --IA:. tu.. ,,, '-£1 9-f lo Mid CUt'YI S 43• 21' 00 E 95 07 pereHOlll for 1111 transmlHIOfl Of Wiier buSlllUI 11 U follows fife I wrllh!n-,_Ive plladl .... Mid FICTITIOUS NAM& --------------
ftet end M "• 32 00' E 5 00 ftet 10 t11t from Iha MetrOPolllan Wall:r District ol YDUHGOUISTC 1SA~,ES ~N1f.ornt!'22 !':atntllf wllt take ludomtnt tor e11y monev Tiit und•n gned does u rfllY N Is cdt1 I' JlllU '"""W•terlY CDrlW of ""boundlry llne Solllhern Cllllornll Ind lnckidlne the Frencts Lane OJ• ,.,Ha a d m dem•nded In"" complalftl • dudl"9 • buslpeu at 1730 West LI Palm• SUPl!RIOR COURT 0" THE CERTIPICATE 01" IU$1NISS OI said CllY .,, Mvmtnvlllft 8e•ch as pcqutslllon of land rights of war WITNE"SS ltl lllnd 11111 l2111 day Of :~Isl~:. C011trld or Wiil -"'to Ille AW!IUe A!IOhelm Callfo•nl1 92801 Und~r STATE OF CAl.IFOllNIA FOil FICTITIOUS NAME ~ .,., Sllllltf &eadl .. 0. 4 Al>-41Mmtnts. pjpe PUl!lflt v11ves.11ttlnes Merdl 1968 court for enY oilier ... 1 .. clltMllClld 111 the .,,. flclll OU$ llrm nall'I• of GOLDEN THE COUNTY OF ORANG£ Tho un<lenlvned do cer111\< Ill!)' ert neictllon 111 O!'Cllnenc:t No lllf of Mfi:I Cl ~ ll'llCllll\.,., equlP"n<!nl end CCorllOral• Seel) 'ST .. LES INC comPlalnl WEIT POOL SERVICE CO al>d that w ld No D-UIS7 conducting a buslnns 11 2104•Wnl Ocean
ty tt11 Mllftllnvtoll 11ead 11 thencl alOnl last otlltf _,,., necesWIY llltrtfor YOU!IGOU• "" Yov ..,,.., Miil 1111 ~Cll If Ml .._,..., firm Is coml>O>ed or the lollowl119 H rson SUMMONS Fronl NewPorl 6eacl\ Callromla undtr
mtfltloned Oollftdlry llM and !NY nu wld Deled April 15 19" 8Y Anclr Youngquist '" any 111111., a11MCW wltll lllt -w110$41 name n lull and Pl•t• al resl~nce (General) the I el t ous I rm n•me of BACK Sllllllt &eac:ll No 2 AnnelllllOll $ .g• 21' Jerdys Weir PrHll!ent plal"' w llllt allfn-. Slt<ll .,........, IS ll follows MERIDITH ASHLEY COLEMAN Plain STREET WEST and that said firm ls 00' E fU u reel 10 the most Wnlerl\I City Clef1< of Ille Cltv of 81r1>er1 YOllngctU sl 1..._141 1't -~ wtltllll "°' t11M llftlt James N SllnH 672l Sadin Avenue 1111 VS DAVIO FREOERICK COl.EMAN comPosed ol Ille to lowl1111 persons whose
corner of Ille bollnd1ry tine of said CllY ot Seal llffc:ll Sec:telary slat-' In tlllt -"" "'"' a wrlfltll Canova Park Ca tornr-. D•lendanl oames Ill lull and pieces of rHl~11ce are unflflllton Bu ell 11 •lll>llslled bl' SUn$d l'Wllshld Oranat Coast Oalty Piiot STATE OF CALIFORNIA f>le .. lltl 19 t11t -plelllf Oaled _.,prlf '/'1 1'611 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF as fol ows
.llHcll No I AM«Ullon 111 Ordnance Ho April 2J. JO Miiot 7 and IA 1961 651-611 COU!ITV OF I.OS ANGELES SS Oirltd Mar 2' 196t Jam .. N Sllnes CALIFORNIA Richard L Lawrence '31 Oahtla
993 of w ld CllY of Hunll11910fl 8•adl On this 12th day or Merell A 0 H ~968 (SEAi.i Sl•I• ol Calllor11la Orange Countv To t~e abov• named Dcltndanl AVonut Coron• del Mar Cel tornla 1"ence ie.vlnt w ld Sun.et Beach No ' LEGAL NOTICE before me Harrv L Nelson Jr • 0 ary w e ST JOHN Clert< On AP ii 11 1961 before me a Notary You art Mrebv d <rcll'<I lo &PPt&r and Jerrv A Ovorl•nd HOO l lncoln LIM 'A~rw:xallOfl end etone said Sunset 8each Publlc In 'nd for ••Id Countv •nd Slat• 8 Jamff A !loOlt Publlc In and tor said Slate Mrson•llV answer the comPI• nt cl lhe above named Newport B••Cll C•llfornle
'Ho I AnnexatlOfl s .u• 21 00' e 100 40 rnldfng lllereln dutr commlss1oll0d •nd O:Ollt Clertt appeared J•mt! N Sllnes known to me lo pla nlllf llltd tn lhe above enl llN court Dated Mev 6 1968
toel to 1 11neent curve COflC8Vt NOTICE 011 TllUSTllE I SALE s w orn per.onally appeared And• rl.l.WOOO lie Ille Person whose neme Is su~crlbed n "'° ebovt enllllJ!d action brollllM Richard l l.•wronce Nortllffsterlll hiving 1 radhis OI 957 00 Ne 344-1' YJjun-tst 11\d 81rt>ara Youngquist OONAl.O ~ SMA 141111 204 to Ille w th n ln~lrum•nl eno acknowled9 39atnst \'OU 111 Mtd court wllhln TEN Jerrv A O••rlond
feel SOllllleasterly 1'°"9 sa d cul"le 299 '1 On Mav 1' 19'8 al 10 o clock A M •I known to me to be tt>e Pres dent end ::~1 ::::':..Zc~ C•llf f2Ut ed ho u ecutl!d th• same dav~ alter lhe service °" "'"" of this •um-Slate ot C•I lornla Oran90 County feel more or 1ftS tllrOllllh a central angi. park "9 101 enlrance lo Suite 11 al 1242 Secretary resPldlvelv Of Ille corporerloo w '46-HtJ (OFFICIAL SEALI mons If servod w thin lh• nbove named On Mev 4 1968 before ~ • Notary of 1r 51 sa 1tavlr1t wld curve N 2~ 30' West Lil!COlll Avenue CllY ol Anaheim that euculed Ille wltllln ln1trumenl on !~let>"::-Fer Ptalnll" Joseph E Davis cc vnlv or within THIRTY divs II ~rved Public In and for .-aid State ot~ally
011 w 11 70 fttl lo 1 non-taneent curve Calllornla behalf of the coroora tloo therein named Po~llhed Oranet Coait Datil' Piiot Notarv Pub le Cal lornla el.-wh•rt IPP••red Rlchanl I. l.awrenu end Jtrry
COllCIYI Northeasterly hav "' • radius. ol ALLEGHANY INVESTMENT CO INC end ici<nowledOed 10 me that such cor AP ~1 16 23 30 and fMY 7 IHI '2541 Principe 011 <• In vou are herebv nolllltd that nl•ss vov A OvorlMll known to m• to be the t SO oo t•I llld being QlllCtnlrlc wllh said a Cellfornla Cor-•I on H Trustee under POtttlon eweculed Ille 18me r Oran9e Countv '° •PP"M Md answt uld pl• nt If will per!ons whMe no mes are $Ubscrtbed lo
tS7 oo foot radlu~ curve Soulltff•!arlY Ille deed Of trust made by ARTHUR C In Witness wnereot 1 have hereunlo set LEGAL NOTICE Mv Commlu on E•P res take tudoment tnr anv mol\eV or d•mnnes the w thin lnstrvmont and acknowicaved •Iona wld ''° oo loot radius curve 100 25 EATON and LORETTA M. EATON hus m.v hill'd ond alllKed mr olllc 11 seal tt>e June 21 1970 demandtd In the comPlelnt M ar •"" lhev e~&euled !ht same feel more or le$l lllrouvh a conlrel _ .. band and wife and r-ecordo<I Augvsl 30 day and rear tn tllls certificate first above Publl&lled Or1nue tou t Oellv P lot uPon cMtr3ct or will •PPlv to lllt courl l<>FflCIAL SEAL!
of 6' 02 " tancaenl lo said curve S u• 1'167 In 8ook 1551 Paga 12 of Olllclat wr tten \ P' 2'tU Aprll 13 30 and Mav 1 1' 1'161 613-611 tor •nv other r•I •I demanlleO In the com Jo>tPh E Dav s
57' aa E 215 02 teer to a tangent curve RKOrds ot Oran" Countv Ca lifornla (OFFICIAL SEALl CE•TtFICATE 01' 911SINISS, LEGAL NOTICE Pi• nl ...Notary Public.Cal fomla COllCIW Southwestertv having 1 raolvs Of gfvon to sewre an Indebtedness In tavor Harry L Nelson Jr FICttTIOUS NAMI Oaled ocl 10 1967 Pr nc pal Office In
l060to fffl Southnsterlv alon9 s1ld of Nortnan R Godtll a married man i nd Notary Publ c Catllornla The undersigned does certllv he ILCQn (SEAL> Oronoe Countv
curve ~ 91 feet throuvll 1 central allele of Wltnam Sletnberllt 1 m•rrled man ""'h Principe I Office In d 1 • blltlness at 63A A Avenldl P 2''16 w E ST JO~N Clo•k My Commlulon Exp res
2• ~ 11 1o the most Southertv corner ol es lo an undlvidtd OM-h•ll lntereol now l.os A"9elos counrv u~1:r11 Laouna Hiiis calltornla und•r CEllTIFICATE OF IUSINl!SS Bv FRED P BINGHAM II June 11 1970 said svnset &each Ho I AnneutlOfl said owned end held by Norman R Godel! a MY Commission exp 191 tie ~tlllous ltrm name o1 LAGUNA FICTITIOUS NAM~ D•Pulv Clerk Publ shed Orenvt Coa•I Di lly Pilot
c:orner belllll on lhl common llM between marred men and Wllllam Sfelnbcrv e Au.51u•I ll 1971 HILLS INVESTMENT GROUP and that The llnderslgned doe> certll~h• Is con DURYEA CARPENTER A~O IAANES MIV 1 14 ll U 1968 78'-t& ltal\Cho La 8olsa Clllc:a and Rancl>o Los married man each 11 to an Und vldtd T 2270 •aid llrm Is comPoStd of lltt tollowl"9 dllctlM 1 business at 33712 Mes• Vlsla ThomH w Henderson Jr Alamitos lllellce S .,. 28 00' w atonv on .. 11111 lnlarn l by M!ason of the breach NEUON TIUOM a TRl!VETHICK whose name In fuU •nd place ol Drive Oan1 Potot California undtr lhe 901 Dover Dr vt said common tine Sll lttl more or lest of certain obllget111ns secured thereby 1 H L Mt !Hll '""on 1 ttows fie! nous 1 rm nama ol PACIFIC ELEC Ntw1>ort 8t•cll C-alltorn 1
to Its tntersectlOll with t he ordl111~ hlgll notice Of whlc!I WH rtc0rded Janual"I IS 5J119 "4 Stetler Center resl~••>e• ~ "D:vll 634 A" Av~lda l'RONICS COMPANY and thol said llrm Tel 442 noo
weter mark as eslabllshed llV bound•"' 1961 r" 8°'* 1492 Page 766 of sad Ot '°' Wlltlllre llvd s.v~~ Laeuna Hiiis. Celltornl• Is comPoled or the 1011ow1n11 person Allorn•v. tor p111n1111 ~~:TEER~FR c~~~~C:.~rA -i_~~ eoreement l"ltOMled In -1"8 pa91 76l flclt l Records said Truslff wllt sell at ~ An .. IH. C•Wlonlil ,..11 0.I d J noarv 31 1961 whose name n lull and Plate of residence publ shed Drangt Coaat Do ly Piiot THE COUNTY 0 ,. ORANGE Offlclal llecon!S of seld COuntv said hloh Ollbllc 1uctlon lo lhl lllvlle.t bidder lor Allornen e SI • A Davi& I• as toliOws Mn 1 IA 21 28 and Juno ' ti 18 15
wirer mi1rk also shown on a map tiled In cash payable I~ lawful monev of Ille Publl•hed Jl_rapoe Coast D•llY Pllol SI ht of C:.uoml• Loa Ar1ttlts countv Jamt> R Brttn or l321? Mesa Vista 1968 77H8 NOTICE N~P AHs:'::rNG OF
book u peves 35 36 al!d 71 01 Records of United States •I t)le time Of salt Without APrll lO •ndl"MY 1 l• 21 1961 n3-tl ~ J 31 1V6I J>elore me 1 Notery or v• Dana Pont Callfornt• PETITION ,.0R ,ROllATE Surv.,,., lllellCll leevlnu said common tine warrantv H to 1111 -slOfl or en n an Id St I personally Dated AP• I IS 1968 LEGAL NOTICE N .13• 45 11 w l lOll9 said high waler cumbran«• Ille Infer~·' (lOnYeYed to and OTICE Pubtlc In and lor o" a e lo me to Jam~ ~ B,...., OF WILi.. AHO FOR
merk 110t 03 feet N 4 • S3 37 w 10CJ.i 50 now held bY aid Trustee under &3ld Deed LEGAL N appearw Sam.~. avls ~I• s· .... ·rtl>ed State of Calllornla oranv• CounlY P 101'1 LETTERS TESTAMIENTAllY feel II 4'" .52' 3' W 957 1' Itel I nd N 56' of Trust In and lo Ille follOWlllll MKrll>td ----be Ille person w,.ose nam. • ....,.._ On "Prll 15 1961 before mt a Noterv • Eslelr ol WALTER W I LL I 1' M 1S' CM W 6 n Ifft; ll>ellct leaving said property lo-wit NOTICI OF TRUSTEE s SAi.i to Ille w Ill n ln>ll'\lment ll>d t dmowlcdV-Publ c In and tor .. id Slale personelly CERTll'ICATE OF llUSINESS SCHULLSTROM aka WAL l E R W
lloundery 10reemenl nne tnd c011llnulno Thal ctrlaln leasehold lnterttf tn the No o 221 ed ne executed the semt ared Jamff R Breen known 10 me FICTITIOUS NAM E SCH u L l S T ROM aka WAI.TEil
e lo"9 1114 Record of surwY tine end Ill peral Of land localed In the C IV ol Oii Tuesday Mer 21 1968 el 10 oo CSEAl I •PPI the persOfl wfloH name • sub-Tiie undo • un•d do ce lllv thev •rt S C H U L L S T R 0 M •k• W W Norlh-ltrlll prolonlalkll'I N 56• 15 OA Hf'WPOff &each Oranoe Co u n IV 0 clock A M at Ille East Enlrtnce of 8rea Iris M OOH 1~,1~ 10 Ille within Ins rument and conductlno a buslne>< a• II? 'f c::;sr SCHULLSTROM 1k1 W SCHULLSTROM W .Q felt more °' leu IO l"9 Clltlo<nle desc:r bed •• folloWs City Hall «ll South Brea In tl'la C Iv Notary Publlc t ed h led th• same Hlwav Newport D•och Cal to n a u er Deua>ed
Soulhe .. 1-rlY boundary Hne of tlle ltr Loi 24 Ind Ille Nortl>eHterlv 2.J 00 fffl of eree Stolt of Cellfornla ONTARIO Stal• of Callfor11ta •cknowted~ SEAi)execu the tktltlcxa I rm Mmll ol BLUEWATER !IOTICE IS 11E REBY GIVEN Thal Rose
rllofY tncor1'oraltd Under "" name of "" of Lot 25 81ock s of Tract No m •• TITLE SERVICE COMPANY INC as Pr l!C pat Office In (OFFICIA 0 h v Ult CHARTERS and lflal said I m I• tom I( sctwllstrom hH "'"' here n • P•llllon
Clf'f of 5"1 8Hcll bV O'<IM of Ille tlofltd per map rtc0rdf!CI 111 book 73 pages S trustee under Ille Dee<! of Trust exta1le<1 Orar1te Countv rme 1 c IU I PoSed nt the lnllow n9 Plr!>Ont w~e le>r th• prollat• at the Wll of Ille abovt of Su-.-lson of wld Oranoe C~nlY on e nd 6 of Miscellaneous Mlps records of bV THOMAS J HAYDE an unmarr f(I WILCOXEN a TIMOLElt Notary ruOll>JI~-1 orn 1 Mmes In lull and Pacts ot residence ar• nomed dec~nl ind tor the 1Hu8nce Of October 2S 1'151 lllellCll Northeasterly Orange CounlY Cellft>m la man rttorded November 11 IH6 In 8ook Suitt ltt •-r lildl Prln<: pa ""' In as follows tetttrs ltslamen•&rv to lhe Pellllone •lontl IHI menllontd Soutlleasterlll bo\11'" EXCEPTING th e r efrom the llOS page 597 of Official Records In the L11ut111 Hiiis Cellftnll1 Orenge Countv E 1 L ovc1 AnderSOll 11? W Coast H waY rclernnce lo wh ch Is mMe 10 1urther
darv llM JO -more or Ins 10 the In-Horllttasltrly 21 00 h!et of Loi 2-l ofllc.e of tt>e Recorder of Oraaga Countv Allom1v1 * f\ Mr Commlssloll xP rtt New!'<'rl Beach Cal •o nla Port cul•ro ond lhal the lln t and p ace
tersectlOll with ll>e ....,,.,,.Soulfl Quarter Arlsln9 Under Ille sublease from Celllornla end by reason of lletaull In lhe Published Ora119e Coast OallY l'llot Morell 27 1'12 I Rob('rt T•vlor 6~9 W llh l.os ot ho• lno Ill• same 11 .. been "' for May
Ion tine of Sedlon 24 Townsh P 5 Frank H Avres and Sons a corparallon tMlvmenl or oertormance ol obt111at1ons April 16 23 JO end May 7 1961 '12'" Publlshed Oranffnd Coast DI ~J!Y Pllo626-49 Angelos Cal lo 11 r 14 9611 at ' JO • m In lhe courtroom of
lta"" 12 West S 8 M aald I~ herein (wllll Its •ua:esson and esslansl secured therebr lncludlnv tt>e breach or April 161 23 30 1 Mill 1 900 Dolod Mav ! 19<18 O•o.rlmonl No 1 of ••Id courl •I 101
rsec:llon befllll an 1n11le Point \n lul celled Ayres lo NewPort Short'> Co • dtleufl no!lce of which wns reco•ded L:EGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE State ot Calllor•I• D •no~ C~untv North B•oadway In th• City of San!• An1 tntloned Soutfleestertv boundaf'( tine part11enll p dated 5ePlember 1 1962 as January 2.5 1961 In Book 1105 Pave 5'7 ol -On M•Y J 1968 beloro mt a Notary Cal 1ornl•
nee contlllUlllll aloll!I 1111d $jNI 8each SUP!>lemented by • su1>11~I ltl•relo sa d Ottlctal Records wlll sell al public NOTICE TO CltEOITOltS Publ c fn •nd for said Slnle PO'~M 1~ D1led N\av 1 1961 nc1ery tine NorttterlY along querier between Ille same P••lies end d11tld the euct °" for cash w1111ou1 warrantv as lo SAll.""2 •oe>eartd l tovd And .. son •nd oll<'r w e ST J011N County Clerk 1 on tines to lh• Southwest corner ol $ame dele such sublease and sup. !Ille Possession or encumbrances lh• In SUPER IOI COURT 0" THI NOTICE TO CllEOITOllS Tavlor known lo me 10 be lht persons 01Mft 11 Kffnt • lerrllory annexed lo ldld Cltv ot Seat plemenl being recorded In Boolt 6238 lf•esl ClOnY.,,<td lo &aid TttJslee by said STATE OF CALIFORNIA l'Olt SIJ!"ElllOR COURT OF THE WlloH Mm ... e sub~cr bl'd lo lh• \llllhln 414 Nortft NOWPOrt ll•UIA¥••d
tad> Se11tember 19'1! per S.a l Beach pages 509 IO 521 lncluslvt ol Ofttclal Deed of TTusl In properlY sllual• In ll>e THE COUNTY OF OIMIGE STATlf OP CALll'ORNIA FOR nslrum•nl •nd acknawled9td tho'( ·~ NeWPOrl &eecft C1Nlornl1 nut
l'dfnance No UI aald corner being on Atc0rds of Orange CounlY Celllorn11 CllY ol !lewoorl Beach Counrv ol Orange Mo A ~':;'71( GUNDRUM l'HI COUNTY 01' OllANGE P<ule4 the same Tri '46 mt
• Soultlerfv fine of Electric l ane (sucll sublease as '° •UPPlemenled Slate of Cal tornla described u Estate of t.AWREH NI A.5'44t (OFFICIAL SEAll AllorMY tor Potllloner
ce SoulllnstertY a Ion II Ille bel119 herel11 called the Subtea~) sub-Loi 9 &lock 1 Of "'• Seashore Coloor ~~;~~ IS HERE&\" GIVE!I lo the Eslafe Of James A Sl!tllOll also knawn Ormah V Utt 1 Publ shrd Orall!l• Coast Oallr Pllol lh-lttlY tine of lasl mentioned '" feel lo ll>e terms and prov sons ol Ille Traci In Ille City of Newport Beech as ndll I Ille bo M med de<~l'I as Adro11 Ski lton also knnwn u J m Nnlary Publ c Cat tor11 • Mav 1 I 15 1f68 712-61
ed ltrrftory lo lhe Soultleasler y cor Sul>tffH Ind Of ll>e !\>est dated shown on I m~o recorded In lloolt 1 c rs o s ha"v n;• claims against fhe S~• ton Sr also known es J A Sk• ton p n<IPal Oii te In r lllereol belnv also the lntersectl011 ol Novem~r • 1959 lrom Siona I 011 end P•ff 25 Ml&eellaneous Maps, ncord• th~~ ~I ':i':°t are •eoulred lo file tllem and a. Ja mes Skelton Dec•as•d Oran,. Caun•v E
E•slerly protonoallon ot lMlld Souther-Gn ComPanr • corparal on herein ol said Orange Cown•r '" ec n vouc:hers In Ille ottlc:e NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEll to lh• Mv Comm ' Ion ~P res line ot Electrlc lane w th the Westerly (wllll Its successors and ass 9~•1 cal ed ror Ille pun>0se ot pavlno obllgatlons w 111 lh• nectssary v enlllled coun or cred tors of Ille above nam"" decrdrnl M ch iT 1?77
ne of Coast Highway I h ence Signal lo AVres rKOrded In 8~ A"8 srcured by sa d D••d of lrusl lnctlXllnQ r' 11\r cit ~ o:h~~ ·~lrh Ill<! necessal"I "'nl all"'-hev '"I ctalm\ eMln>I lh• PullllsMd Oranoe Coa•I Dallv Pllnl SUPERIOR COUllT 0" THE
orlllweslt>rlY atonv. Ille e asrerlv llne of pa11es 3 to 61 lnclvsfvt or Dll 'al foe• clloreos and ei<1H!nses of the v~uc':;~s,en lo the undersigned cro .. 1d dKtd•nl "" rl!ciulred lo I ...__.., _M_•_v_1'_14_,_1 _1_8_1'_AI:-:-::-=:-=:: 775-68 FOiis ~~T.,E cgCN~~i.~:~~~~OI
11 mentioned annei<&d terrllorv and llecords Of said Countv •• •rrendtd bY Trvslee sums "1P•n<I"" under the terms 11 wood Sod!m & Adkinson 3355 Via w th lh• necessary vourhors m th• afllc•
•-lasl ment one<! Wrsterlv line to I~• agreement• belM en Sl~nal ind Avres the eot tnl~rest thereon and n :iet 11 In L!',; p D Bo• 1907 HewPort Beac:ll 01 th• cler1c of lllt abon enlll l>d ccort ~r LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HN;A:,mo OF PIETITION
•orltlerl'Y corMr ol 11\t men; n~eg. en-daltd Novem\"'r1 • (l9~ ~nd APrll 30 unpaid pr nclPal ot the nole seeured ca1frornll whlth Is the place of business to present them wllh th• nr«•ss• • FOlt OROl!R APPOINTING TRUSTEE tiexed territory be "9 the pain ° g n IC/60 re~pecl ve y SU ea e .. so lherebv w th lnltrttl lh•roon •• '"" .,. of the ul>d•rs g"ed In •11 maner, p0r 11ouchers lo N U11dtrtl11nPd •' lh• otllt• NOTICE OF INTENT ON 0" TESTAMENTARY TRUST ITO
••no Of 11111 deKrlpllon amended bf'lno h•r•ln <a eel Ille of lt>n (I0'1 I P•r c•nt por annum lrom lalnlng lo lho ttlal& of seld deet!denl ol Mr Artomrr Peter Pelko~ 111• North TO ENGAG" IN THE CV EFOllE OtSTltlllU • Thal l~e terrllorv so PrOPOoed to be •j ~aster l e.sol togrthtr wllll al Novemller IS 1967 w thin •l• months alter Ille I rsl PUbllca 8r011dwav Senta Ana Cel lornl• '1?101 SALE OF FIL~ V,t.CAN II
e><ed to lllt Cllv of ~61 Beech I .,,.11c1119S and lmPro~mtnls lllrn Of\ ltle Oaled Apr I 26 1968 lion of this notice whltn s IM PIMt qi bus n•n Of '"" LIC BEVERAGES TIO I I F A loll!! 0 d ·~~~:i ..... ..:::~~l~~~1t!'~ ~~1'1: :::.":";..':r:i:~ % .. ~~~·!, 0::1.':: (Co(POr:;~~=.~ TITLE SERVICE Dated E~~:' ~rt11~"Gundrum :;;:~~r~':' Jn~\~ ~:C~!nre~~.~.~o .·~ ALCOHO Marth lJ ma ~~~:c~' ~ Ch~EREB.; ,,o,,.,tve~c7~.,
lcatta uOOll lhe tlecllon ballots The tl)erf(>n pr or lo lh• ""rtormance ot !tie COMPANY INC Executrix of lhe Wiii monlM ifltr Ille fir.I pobl u llon of this To Wllom II Mav Cor>Ctrn Flo tnco J Arlollo ~·• re n ft I• for said ellctlon sh•ll be OPtned at ob 111all0111 -ured bV said deed or e v 5 dn•Y w Jones or the ebo•e namtd dectdenl not <• Subl•ct lo In ance of 111 ' llC~"'· oN llon lo order •PPO nllno Tru•lee of
00 o clock AM ot the daY ol sad eltc Trust Ass S11nl Secretary HAlt..,000 SOOEN I ADKINSON Daled Aprll U 19" •PPlll'd for nolltt I• P,.rebv Qlvtn IM l•>l•m~nl~ v Tru•I I To Fiii V•c•ncv on •nd she n A111et11 Ol>en C«lllnuously In ltlt event lfle 'trU!llor Milli con SIDNEY w JONES Allor;;.n at Lew ROHmerv o Sl<elton Ille undentgne<t PrOC>°"'' lo s•ll alcohol c e~rorr Dair bul onl retor•nco to Which IS said 111111 uni I I 00 o cloek P M ol Yt'ls elltnelM Ille seld prooertv or of Attoriwv At r..aw 3355 VI• Udo ,. O lltlr 1t07 A.clmlnltlratrlx bf'veroves at thr prem sc' drsc b<d m•d• lo lurtht r Porf curers end 11141 tho
,._ dlY wl!tn said •II~ lillall bt anv Pitt tnereor or ony lnteresl 10t7 West 6111 SI -Suitt 1t7 NIW1>0f'f llt•dl CelHOt"'• Wltl)-Tltt-Wlll Anntxod f II W• Im• ond Placr ol ~tMIM Ill• some 11••
u<$1 as provided In Seel~~,~~ ~.;~1n m°.'nr!:r dlv4C:~td ln~J~ri:~ "': p o liox ll3J Tel 17141 m.eoeo or Ille i bove named dmdtnl
11 ~r Harbor Boulevard Costa Meu ~::"c~~ ::...;;·~12'D!:~~t~~~1 JON~ m7 ~
Ille Eletctlons Code of !he obll allons secured herrby lrrtt1>ecltv1 Oirt1rlo C1llfor11l1 t17U AllO'fttys tor Exe<11trllr: ,,,., P'tllceftl' ON) .,,, cl c<>orl al 80t Nn lh llrcedWav In Ille •lllornla 0 d d 11 1 Ttl 12Ul fU.10 p bl tied Oranoe Coltsf Oillll p lot 17u Hortll INMwlll P r>uonl lo >Uch lntrnl on Iii<' ,.. C rv 01 S!tnf• Ano Cal lornll For the pUrpose ol lloldlne sald tltcllon ot th• maturity ales npress~ ere n Published Newoort ... ,_ Hews Press A I 2; JO nd M 7 H 1961 68'-61 sot• Ana C.llfornl• '2702 de"1a~ Is •PPlv nq lo Ill• O~Pertmonl O'A!NI M•v 6 o•~
"' lltt been eslllbltslltd one eltct °" at Ill• °""°" Of IM hold-. heraot and combined w If\ Dolly Piiot Nowperl pr 1 •r Tel (714) •uJJ o1 Alcoho le BovtrdCI@ Cor>lrol lo• uunnc• VI i; ~ r JOHN
ecln<t detlf?!lled as ANNEXATION NO won demand and not ce 'h:ll 1"' Beech Calllorn a Apr I :JO •nd May 1 1' LEGAL ,NOTICE Anor••Y fW A.,,lwlstrtlrl• on ollolMI 4PP lcal on of an •le"'® c Cqvnly c."'rk t va11r111 Prtcff!Cf TM Poln"11 Place lor l!Wldlal•lv becom• due and oa-ve le 19" 115 68 Wtlh n ... wttt-A111ttx-' .,.,v•r•Q• Ucon•• tor llcen~•t !or lh••r Jo11es •nd lltcl•or
Id precinct Shill be 11'1• plac• $4!1d prooerlN Is c°j'1r;;on1i kITt ~ p b •Md 0re"9~ Co••' D•ltv Piiot PMm '" •• tollow lfOI West nlrd SI "'
el"efllr deal1nah!d and tlte ""°"' 121 Luvonla ewPoofr elac bal "',,n • LE"AL NOTICE UR S'4 M•v 1 14 ti 2t 1968 11168 0 " SAlE ne"R LM •n1elt• C•llfornll .... ,. tlneft9r -0 be!"9 comPtltnl ellCI tor th• purpose P8Y "9 0 oa 0"' u NOTICE TO CltEOiTOIS " " " A • ""' =llllld eteclors ot said terrnorv •nd 01 secured bY said Drtd ln<:ludlno '"'" U(P'EllOlt COURT 011 THIE LEGAL NOTICE P.~vooie dr\lrlno 10 orolc•I lht " •nCI' Toi UIJt JU-1111
Id ..,.1 pr-In.. hive *" •P. c:11ar11es 1nd u pMi.t> Of Ille Tru•I~ •d P 100?7 •TATE OF c·~FOllNIA •o1t nf ,uct llcrmrl I m•r Ilk> a vM t ed At•ornevs i.r Ptttl 011tr Fl_!...:.·,.~ of-e.:.:..-.... llltr •h•ll vef!(es II an)I under "'~ 1erms Of said CERTIFICATE OF I USlf!ESS • A ~ ' h nltl 01 lh D 1me I p nlf hed 0 • Coasl Dall1 Pll•I -,.id "";.:C.1on ""'"~;;;;· ,;;k, return Oetd nitres! lllereon Ind SA 500 00 In UI\' FICTITIOUS NAME THE co~:T A :>.:a~ltANtE , M74 ~~0·~·1t;~I c •n;rvr·~~r c:. .• ~~·r wl h7 Mo~ 1 •• IS 1.t:g ma
tof In Ille m•nner orOYIOed bV ll W Peld ....... Cl"81 Of~ note se<Vred by said Tilt unde sl9ned d~ certllV h~ 11 con E 1 Ir ol TRINIDAD H PEREZ CEITll'ICATE 0' 8USll!EH 30 d~VI 01 1119 det• IM oroocM'd P rm su ANNIXATIOllf MO '11 Oetd wlltl lnternt thereon from August oucllng a business at 177 E•-' 1711\ Str•el Ott~:Jed l'ICTITIOUS NAME wo ~ I rsl nosltd tlfllnci oround• tor LF.GAI NOTICE I Voting P..clne! shloll consist of all ol 21 IHI H In said nolt end bV law PrQ-Cost• Me..:. Calltornla undrr I~ I<-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to thf' Th<' undersloned dolt cert tv I &m ,.,,,. cl"'l 41 •• p rrv dod b./ l•W The prem 'lt''l----------:-:::-==--I
.. Id •bove deserlbed torrtll>N ProPG•ed to vlded tlllOllS llrm name at THE NEW FIRE creditors 01 Ill• above named dectaent ductlM ' llll•lnt<t et ti'tl Ncwot1rt ur nol Mw llcenitd lor lhr '"'" SUPERIOR CflUllT 011 THE k 1nntxf<I to Ille CllY of Seal Beach tor Dale<! APrll f6. 1911' 1 .. OUSE end lhal said firm I• tomPGU<I that 111 .,.r~ons h a v I n 11 tlalms ea• nsr B011tfvftld Coste ~ Calll0tnlo u11d•r t ti rettollc i><'vrroves Tno rorm ol STATE OF CALIFOllHIA .... ..u..-fll hot4111111 wlcl election Alfogl\inr lnvatrnent co nc of Ille 1~1 owl"a """°" wll-nnm~ In '"" sad decedent er• required to file Ille! t clll!OUI firm Mme of FINN S vrr t u1 on mo I» ohl• ned lrom anY 1'011 THI! COUNTY or: o•ANGS
Polll"" Pllet ALICE MAGAlllAN Trusl~ full ond place nl re• <1•nc• Is U lo ows 11\em with the 11eces,.rv vouc.lltrs I" lhf DARllFR SMOP and 11111 S<"ld I rm It olllr,. o1 th~ o.,.,. 1 n•nl Mo A $"'4
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ltEllOENCE IM6 Surftldt Colony By Kathi• /Mvtrs Rober! J Glllll•nd 4616 Arltsl• Tor olHce or Ille clerk of Ille •bov• •n11tltd ~om-"" Of "'' lolloWln!I Mrsnn .. -, JIM Marks N'OTICE OF llF.1U INO 011 l'FTITl(IN
Calllornla Assistant Secretary rence Celltornlt ctiurt or lo pr"•nt them wllll the nsm• n 11111 •nd pl.Ce at r~$ d•l!Ce Is •t Pub shNI Or•n90 Cos!I O•llY plot "011 PROl,.TE OF Will ANO FOR
I l!ISl'ECTOlt Al Cl ~,,.,. a.56 um 01ted Aorll 22 1944 neGeSSl!rY voucher• lo the undersigned M follow• M•V 1 "~ 5'1~· LETTERS TESTAM~NTAllY lurlJlde Colony Celllomle P11bllslled H~r1 Harbor News Prt•$ Robert S GHI l•nd Ill• olfkes Of ltt r Aflorney JC)hn A A<>Mld L F ""lo•n 14617 Carlo E,19t• nl Bonn t M WH ner Dec.eesNI
JUOGI! MtS 8erb9re 8ett. •SI comblnf!CI w1111 Dally Piiot Ne-.irt Slalt of Callto<nla Orono• countv while 677 E CllePman A~ Oror1te D •• Sa11ta Ano Ca llor"l• 91705 LEG/\L NOTICE NOTICE 1s .. ER EBY GIVEN ThAI Surtsldl COlllnY C.MIO'nll 8e1e11 Callfornl• Aorll 22 ao and M•v On A1>rll V 1969 b<!lore mt • Notarv Call( 92667 wlllcll 11 Ille Pine ol oostntss D•tta "-"'" 2t 1"'8 Jemot ,. MOlldY also known as Jlmml• CLEflK Mn Gn!ldlen C. ICray, 8 34 1 1'68 6614 Pullllc In and tor s•ld Sltle oenonaltv of Ille undenlvntd In 111 metters per l!Of\tld I. F nnloon MOOdY Ms filed N!n ln • ... 111on tor
lu11tldl Ce10f111 ca ...... 11 ID~lred Robert J Gii llend known lo mt laJnlng lo Ille n llle of Nld cle«d•nl State or Celltornl• Of31199 Cnunlv J4444t Probilt~ ot Wiii •nd tor hslUlnct Of I •I
CLHK Mn. JoseslfllM M HouslOll LEGAL .. ~OTICE ro be tllft person wtlose """"' Is sub-wllhln six monllls after the !frat pUbllce on llorll 2t "" before me • Notary NOTICE OF SALE 01' REAl ters 1 .. 1.-mtnt•rv to Pel llontt rel.,•nc• a 51, 9llrfllcll COIMW Olllfemle ~ scribed to the wllftln n11rvmtt1t •nd' ec f!on ol 11>11 nollce 'Pu~ c In -"" tor wtd s11r. 11erto11all• l'~OPIERTV AT PRIVATE SALi 10 wh th , m~cl• tor turther Pt rl cultrs
Thlt 111 Ille •llOlt tlO lit Uled hi wld knowle"9fd lie f~etuled Ille semt Deled Aorll to I"' •~P'" td ltonald L FIMlo•n known ~o No S411 UJ •nd •~•I tlle llmt •nd Plea of lleorlnc> I""
totd•I ei.ctlon 1ft ldlllftcln IO ll'lll oilier (OFFICIAL SEAL! Connie P Naverr~ mt to be the oerson whOtf Mm• ' lft Ille Suot r or CC>Vrl of '"" Sl•I• at t~m• ""' betn 1•1 tor M!Y ,. ltM •I IM tllll" ,_,,.., llJ' tn lltlr9 111111 be ClllTll'ICATIE 011 IUSINIEH, Joseph e oavls • Admll\lstr1trlx df Ille Est•i. •ub"r btd lo 1111 w Ill!" tnstrum•nt tlld C•lllorn ~ for It!• Covntv ot Lo~ .Ano~l"I , 30 • m In "'f (ovnrt"Om 01 O,...,•tl
,,..,.,_.., lllbslllltlelly !fl& llllloWlnl "'ICTITIOUS NAMI Natarv Public Ct llfomlt o1 lllt •bOve 11amed dee-I •t~n w •d9td M "~ecultd l"'1 Mmt In lllf MnU•r of "'' e:,tate ot Erm• m•nt No 1 ol lftld c.ourt 11 801 Nnrlh MAltlC Cltotl IX) OM IAU.OT Off. The Ulldlnlentd do ctrt1111\<S "'9Yp t rt1 Prll\C Ml Otllce In JOHN A WHITIE tOf~ICIAI. SEAL) M•bl~ Menche.ior O•ct•sed llroedw•v ln 1!1t Cltr ol Santi AM
&. y WITH RUlllll sTAM'' NEVER condflctlnt • buslntu 11 1 tacent • o renoe County Allornl'f Al u w JOWl>ll I! Dtvl• Nnllro I~ twtt>v 91vcn Iha! I~• un c11111o n"
WITH PEN Olt PE!ICIL Avenue Cosio Mt$& Calllornl• llnder the MV Comm HIOll E>r11lrts '" E a..-1" A'll Not•rv Publlc..Celllo•nll de,,·~ w I '"I •• Prlvtlt ~" to ·~ D•'"' M#IV ' 19M
(AllSENTEE 8Al.l.OTS MAY' 8 E fictitious HrM Mme of 00C I ROOT JU!I" 21 1970 Or-t Calltornla t7U 7 PrlllcfHI Olllt t In lllth~•I MCI ""'' I> cider Wbl,c! lo ton W E ST JOHN
MAR KEO WITH PEN AND INK O• 8EE~ end 11111 &aid firm Is coml>O&ed ol Publl~lltd Oranet Cout 01llY Piiot h i 1710 ~ 5751 flr-Cou111Y I rMftllon ot t~ d S P•r or Cnu£0Et Oii o ~ CounlY Cltrk
PENCIL I ltlt tollowlr19 """"* Whose nome. In fut "'"'II n ll) .,,., MIV 1 ,, 1'68 t.IJ.44 lttrMY .... Adl!11ft1Jfrlfl1• MY Ctmmtulo!I E•PI••• •lltr Ill• '°"' d•• o• M•Y 1911• • oi Sl••ltf 0 Cllrk ""' I.WI• s IC'-1
tNSTltUCTIOICS TO VOTERS Ind Pl-of ~-nee tre 8$ folio-Pub• \hed Oreno• Co.ti 0 •1111.. .Pll61 J~21 m o I I e~ ol r .AINl!R & SH FLE Al n•v• •• "" HuwllMIOft Or!•• To volt Oii •nv mfftll't s-• GENERAL PAltTlfE• L:EGAL NOTlCE i rll 13 '.la al>d Mly 7 t• 1'61 '-"'~ Publ •h Oro~ Cotti O•lfl' Plto flow ~7 Se 8roMW•V I o• l\nool"' s'" M•rl1tt Cellltnlll 1"416S ()() In tllt Wflllll \111111'1 1fter Ille Mldlltf C Olnlns nl A$>~rtmtlll A /4p I 10 I May 7 14 21 )tile 728 61 tooll (nu llv ol 1.0• .A"9e~• $telo at Ttl "1>1 tlJ .. tt
c 11 Yl!!I qr ener the -d NO wast 11111 Strttt Cotta M • s • LEG" r NOTIO c111wn 8 111 th• rlohl tlllt •M lntt•~>t An-rt .., l'eflll-r
LEGAL NOTICE
LF.GAL NOTICE
thi~ c~e each man
m ore and m ore seems to
share the style of the other
&fi t hey barnstorm the state
&eekin g suppo1 t Crom GOP
v oters \\ho w ill ca~t b allots
J une 4
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On o ne hand 1s Nl ax Ra(.
ferty JUst 61 -best known
f or his I 1 a m b o y a n t ,
outspoken 01 a tory an d
wri~mg few r egard a s dull
On tite other ha~ is
Tho m as H Ku~hel :>1-yett•
old rnc umbenl t h e
s e r-1o u :! mutded a~1stant
le a de1 of the U S Se nate s
R epublican fo rc es w h o
i;eldom gives a fiery speooh
and occas1onally has b een
c alled dull
But as the two have c am·
pa1gne d over the state close
o b ser1ers h ave noted the
other s ide of e:tc h c a n·
d1d ate s st~le UJnt i~n t
always a pperent in the bus
tie of the cam p-aign
For rnstance Raffer ty s
speech es last wee k on a
Northe rn C allforrua flym~
tour \\ere as Juli of st.lo ng
p hrases and e x pert Jabs a t
his foes as usual B ut also
apparent m~ smalrtowms
be V1Slted w as the state
supenntendent ol public 10
struct1on's almo s t
wl!thd!'awn attituOO-onoo he
h as finis hed speaking
He was Ul a m otor ca d e
moVIDg throug h Susanville ,
for example whe n a pretty
hig h s chool girl gave him a
frie n dly wave H e didn t
wave b ack a nd didn t w aUc
the s treets greeting voters
Rafferty told a reporter ' I
d o n t g o around ldssm g
b abies That sort of thing
w e nt ou t w ith hig h button
shoes '
Kuchel by c o n t r a s t ,
d e J JVers straightforward
s peeches UJat seld<>!Jl d raw
c:pplause w hile he IS orating,
a nd wluch stress senous
s ubj ects with pla in words -
unlike R afferty s e ar·
cathing u tter ances
But K uc hel -pressed by
h is to u ghest oppo nent in
three electio ns - show ed in
Oroville on Saturd ay that he
1s n aturally al ease while
nuxing with the ptople
Smiling-often he s topped
to chat with vario us gro ups
made sure he was calle d o n
to speak at an informa l out
d oor luncheon, and ap·
p ear e d m o r e a g gressive
than m past czimpaJ,inS
Officials at the de1h cation
o f 01 ov1Ue Dam made a
pomt oC men lio rung Kuchel s
lo ng figh t for C alifornia
water p roj ec ts the sam e
p o mt he e m p h a s 1 z e s
everywhere in the state
Sunday K uc hel said m a
Los Ang eles mter v 1ew tha t
f)e is all for law and order ,
but not through fe<lei al e n
forcrmcnt whic h s macks
of a pohce state '
T h is vi as one of his
to ugh er di gs at R d ferty .
w ho h as s uggested f ed eral
n ot control forces
In Santa Moruc a o n Satur·
d ay, K uchel told the con-
se rvataorust Sierra Club tha t
times have changed ~od 1ts
m e m bers mus t tri!at pro·
tection of the ou t.do or s a nd
p rese rvallon of inner urban
are as as part <>f the same
w orld
C ons ervation s hould
m e a n fightin g for m o re
neighborhood parks I t
should mean an end to bad
local zo om g, and m or e a nd
better open space Jegisla·
tton. 1t §hould m e a n
l{uru'dmg agalJlSt threa ts to
lhe air and water in our
cities
R a f f e r t y meanwhile
1ucked up endorsement 0£
the 9 000-member U n ited
Repubhc811s of Californrn 1n
O a kland, g 1v m g him a 2-1
edge ln bac king from the
volunteer GOP orgaruza·
U ons
He continued his tou gh
stand on urban v1olence ,
say1og polic e sh ou ld uso
w hatever for ce is nece~ary
to prevent looting iD b ig city
r iots " :;:-IN!rq U Cllll 1111 croa IX) are C..lllom~IMlnl> ,AltTMEU llfOTrc• ITAOllCSllE1 OtT ... llS "¥ ' LEGAL JilOTICE ot s•I<! dM:•~'"" 11 ,,,., t m• ot fl~~'" end l>ubnt"" Oreflff Goa•t Datil' '"'°'
d AU Ill 11n11Jltlll... tnlnct or .. v all Ille rlflll 1111.. ..... In'°"''' Ill•• lh• Ml't 1 • IS l HI 1U...a
tvrbi IMtl. -..!.-... ""' INIU Ille JOllll ,, C0119illl •nd Jvanll• w c~ 1VPElt101t C:OVRT' 01' TNE ••• Ml Uf•I~ ol '"" 11C"'•~ M• ecmitrod 1w ---------:'.==---1 ,,.,_ufU •re ""-" t in .. 11414 Lenort Ottroll Mlchl,.n STATE 01' CAIJ,OltNIA "O• MOTICS TO CltlOITOIU CE-.,IC"T"•"'"o., llUSINISS -fllllO" OI law or ot~rw •• oth•tt tf\4111 LEGAL NOTICE -.,.,,..,, \lot4 -.... D•l9d ""''" l ,,.. # THI C~UNTY o" Ort.A.... SU,ElttOR COUltT o"' "" .... .. or In llddll1on 10 lllAI ol tald dM• .. td. II II VOii.. ,.;,_ty ... -.,. ,,, John F Ce119lnl N• A,,,. STATE 011 CA&.ll"OltMIA 'Olt ,,Clmous NAME ""' lll!lt ot d~•lfl In Ind lo ~II l!wo ~riot~ lllls bllllllt Nfvr1I If tt ... ll'lllMCIWf Jutnll• W. C°"lna E•IAlt Of MATTIE B SHIELDS. m THI COUNTY 0,-O~ICGI Th• nclers'lt * do C1'r111v lllCV 11'~ Rte I Of"OMtlY •1111&1~ tn 111~ C:oontv 61 "Jf144 tl~llot'I end oetelft .,,,,,..., Ml(ll.ttl c Oiow•11• MAT"TIE BELi. SHIELD$ DecMMd ... A..... conduct "' • M l"'-" al t!l6 e Ed M•r Orenor $1•1~ Of Cotttotnfl Ptrllc\ll••lr C:l lT"ICATI! 011 IUSlllHS Oii .~ "°'9f'• •t10tt ""rt!. er-Sr•fe,,, MIClllll""' wnn. CounlV NOflCE IS HEREBY OIVllN to thl Eslth! Of ER!!ES1' c. SMITM a k a SI u~' ,. 8'nt1 llna Ct tJlornla lfndff dt><Tibed A, follow, to-wit l'tCTITIOUt MAMI
!XI wllh "" ,,, -" Oii A"'11 4, 1ffl 11erore mt A !lolery crtdlton ol ~ •bl!•• "~ de-I E~NEST Cl.IFTON SMITH O~•MCI tllt I''''-nrm Mm• OI SfltEVEll IN All ul'!Cllv!d'4 ont-M ll In"'"''' Ill flit Tiit """'""'""° _, ctrtlf'f lie Is -
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Peace Co1·ps
-Test8 Slated
OrlftJt Coast residents tn·
terMted ta tUiDg the Peace
Corp1 Vtacement Test may
dO eo Saturtta.y, May 18 at
l 30 p.m .i tbt u.s Post
Offk:e. 815 Bu'sb St , Santa
Ana, room 208 ' 'nie Peace Corps uses the
placement teJt to d~tumlne
bow an applicant best can
be utlllzed overseu. _ .. _..._._ AppllcatlOftl ere av...-..
from poa. omca or ir-
ttte l>Nct C.Grpa l a
Wu~, DC ....
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Someone Elie W ll!b-___ _ TUB BIGGEST-SINGLE MAIUUTl!LUB.ON 'J'HLOllAIHil COM.J'-PD.NBJIUtt .~~17•------WJ_t« • W...t Ad
HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOlt SALE HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE MOUSIS FOR SALE HOUSES flORJAl.I
Gener•I 1000 Gener.ti 1000 General 1000 I Gener•I 1000 Cotta Mesa 1100 LS. ltle 1351
1-------------------1CHEER THE GD£ROSl1'Y I Victoria M•H Hom• loet. Down or Tr•
WATERFRONT LOTS OF THE SELLER. He wUI BIG HO~·~f Valley Ro;1d at Victoria to qualWed bey~r. lovely 2-
help you finanre a tr\lly New con<·~pt plannma: story home on buge dbl lot.
lovely :o.1ESA DEL MAR ALL PRla Dlshwast1ers.11vcns &: ranges, lo.l' frontage. TerrWc tea-
New Waterfront Section Just Opened
(Fee simple land) Waterfront lots, including
boat slips, Irom
$33,000
Huntington Harbour Sales Corp.
CALL DICK FABIAN -847•2$31
We will mail you lot maps
& financing information.
Dramatic
Contemporary
HO)'IE. This sp.idous "T" SM fireplaces. rlr:iper1l'I, ctl.J'· tures thruout. ibci 2 Liv rms,
plan lncludes 1nree bed· petJ.nr, rrn•·111g, lndscp'g, 2 tr,,tcs, tlec kltch, formal
rooms. iwo baths and dln-lf your growing (amity autc> gar-cir operators le dlnlna rm, patio, 5 car iar
Ing room PLUS 2 patios needs a REALLY BIG many cusrrim rxtras. From etc. Low price $110,000. WW
for extra romror t! Room l\on'ltt, check this! Thls 5 $23,960 low rln pymnl OPEN trade for smaller home.
!or your famlly 10 romp on BR. 3 llath 2 story home I> A I L Y. E11es. 642-5106, Rl.u.rdlon/Purcell
lu-llrPd bermuda la" ns sur-hns 2'300 sq It &: is located 54&-9536 Realty 6'75-4031 ~~ ~s~.'1~:~tia!~r=~~1 ;~ °'r::1~~~1~:i~~'itix;'!s S Y/4°/o EASTSIDE Huntintton BHch 1.00
les.s II) boat storag~. F:n-<.'Omplcte w Ith built· ih Large mcclr1n I BR 2 both, -----·----
! ran::!(', ovrn & a BIG dlnlna room fovrly covered
joy rhe luxury of enlerti\ln· Rr.'AR YARD!' You had patio. $1G:> rwr month pays I $650 DQWf'!. .
rng ,your fnends in Y<JUf 1 all with •. , '• 1-n. 'Don't freshly repainted Inside It I -' .. _ r bettrr srr this 3 ye.1r o d .• "" co or coordinal"' rnrmc o dctnu on rhis fully 1m1rov,.,,j out • neat Glen Mar 4 + .... · · p R t c E D AT home b<>fore 11 sclli1 to ...., w .. 1~unct1on. someone t>lse. FULL home. CALL DAV E: ;\IYHRE famUy room ottered at only
f'. H. A. APPRAlSAL Of • .,, """llSl (o""n avcsl Herl· '"",500 • or Vets buy at no ..,., Onl • ., ANI D ln PRICE 0 N L y ..,.,,~! ! ~ ,.. "' _, S•o.500. Y /H.,T\N n. • Down payment ' of $3500 t~e Real Estate. ·. down payment at all. rnter•
eluding all charges moves will hanc!Je. 2 ffJ'D PllOls Halecrest 3 est & principle about $142 a
you in. · · • month.
BR le convert. dt'n; b~tns, ColJece Realty ~
ne" carp.: ~er. 5-l6-950l -
Mna V*1cfe 111 o MEREDITH G·ARDBIS ~~~~~~~~~
HOUSIS·flOR SALi HOUSES POI SAL• •
Hunti~on ~~ LapN IMch
You Promlted Her
1705
A Lot
Now bey her a home! Lovely
king-size 3 bedroom home.
2 luxurious baths. Beautiful
drapes and almost new-ca~
pelini. Bigeat value ,you
can find. :a:
7682 EDlNGF;R
842-4455 OPEN EVES.
et>MPLE'l'E PAa<.AGE
4 hclroom Home
with a View o1 the Foot.hills,
2 baths, large laodacaped
yard, 1 block to scboola,
.$32,500 • low On Pmts.
494-8133
LOS PADRES
REALTY
J
895 Glenneyre Street
Lagima Beach
fnext to Tic-Toe market)
Condominium 1950
llNTALS ..... u..turew.I
Newport.... noo -_._ ................... ........
3 bedroom-2 story
Newport &hoC'et on Gnd St.
~ blk to pool, tt!Mla, etc.
Owner$2e
Huntlntton leech 3400
* 3 BR custom with buBt·
Ina, carpeted, ctr.ped. $%15/
mo. * 2 BR near t h e beadl.
very sharp SJ.SO/nio, * Spacious 3 '8R Townhouse
unl ts wlllkin& dlltance tQ
W9rld'a finest bee.ch. Rents
from $175 up.
Pacltic Shores !Welty
5.16-8894 Ewt. 536-3*
Beau~iful 4 BR
Sc·:·• er urm along the Bay
:?1 ~ nnth~. plus c.11 p• ts.
clrapes, bll-in kllt'l\"n, JUSI
like nrw. Nice privRlr p;iuo.
Owner will be Oexible on
lenns.
This home is for the discrim·
inatlng buyer. • Lwrurious
woal carpeting is t o u n d
throu$tbt>Ut. Versatile ~1h
llroroom bas 2 separate rn·
tnr.i; A rlrlir:hrful kitl'11rn •
;iJlti lan11ly room ovrrllYlk u
lnvrly I fl w m 11ntrn1tOl'r
pa1111 i.:ardrn. A •'onform1m:
J'C-.. COATS ~WA~CE
REALTORS
-546-4141-
(0pen Evenings)
41iR, 2~ BA. 2 story. Beach
North Develop. Elec. Bit·
ins. island stove & bar.
Panel.led fam rm w/frplc,
llv rm w/Lrplc. Crpts, drpt,
00\lered patio, block waU-
fenced yard, 2 car gar. Ce-
ment driveway, F o r m e r
model home -1st owner.
WeU cared for • 21,i yra old.
5 min. to beech. ~ced
lo .s35,900, Call owner 847-
0WNER TRANSF.ERRE:D -:-15 SR 2 story 3 ba, lovely 6540 eves & wknds.
Must sell unmcrl•a'ely. This cpts/drps, like new cond. B"'L-OW MARKET
absolutely . pt>rfect 3 B~ 2.)()0 sq. ft . many extras & ~
ADULT Sect., 1-BR.. W/W
carp.. w a s h e r I d r y e r
refrlg. 962-1672 After 5
weekdays. anytime wkends.
Hunt, Sch.
4 BR 2 bl Townboua, lee
pivate covered patio, blt·in
RI: 0, clothes wuhtt/dr')'-
er .l re!rig, beautiful red
carpeting, tile use of a PoOl
& tennis Court. We main-
tain the lawn. Only SlT5 per
mo. I nr Adams .l Brook-
hurst. H.B. I
Pri<.'e-.$3'1,900
Ph. 6-44-1133
In that olrl fashioned nlmos-
pherr or rural privacy on a
stt't'fll nl <.mtom type h0me11.
4 lerr.te hedrooms, dini'n~
room and huge family room
with wood burning fireplaet>.
Here is room tor \ivin~.
bo1h Inside and oul~idc. Va·
cant and real'ly. $37.~.
Colesworfhy & Co.
M2-nn
1904 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Open Eves.
iohn macnab
DOVER SHORES .;
Exciting new Sf)llnish Bay-
lront home, red tile roof. 4
txirms. •I bllths. powdrr nn,
pier & slip. 6\i ~ financing.
J:i'1. clown to qualified buy-
~r. The best Bayfroot hYy
ln Newport Harbor, $167.500
Call fnr Appl.
6-42.8235
r,\ r~ C.-11 61S-l:l79 --home pr1~r-1 u.,:~r 11 I owner trans. See & make Seller tran-;fc-rred. Price re-W ANiED others. Do11blt> f1r~hc:c, offer on terms & price. I duced to $21,9!l5. 4 BR large
THE BLUFFS. Owner leav-
ing area ollrs Angelita mod·
el. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, 644-2049 Real Estate Sales People. fully carpc1rd: all built-Ins. BRASHEAR REAL TY kitchen with bit-ins, plenty
WHY NOT GET ON THE 2 baths, family room & 8-17-8531 Eves. 839_1537 of closet space, priv master
e~N'·111vr tV!l(' art>a sur-lillll••••••••
rounds 1h1s heautir11l homr, Deluxe Cati Mon. thru Frl. m.~ ancl a cul dr sac sll'N't pro-Spanish Duplex
tl'C'ts your children Crom an)' BA .. ,,.... WAGON~ more. FHA loan may be BR, lge lot . (enced, landac.
'"" · usumed at $188/mo. CALL SOL VISTA Duplex" For S•le 1975 LEASE, walk to bcb, ' BR, 3
BA, tr1.Jevel, Newport West, thnJ traffic. S<'t' today, in Corona del MM-Over 25 Year1-in. Frpl. Low dn pymnt • pay.
Orange County 50-UM (open e v e' ) Popular 4 BR model-Cpts/ menf less thal\'l'ent. 2-2 BR..AplL Yard, ur,,
Quiet Eastside, C.M. $38,!!JO. on Waterfront D~ve
with 3 Bdrms plus den
formal diruog room
stej><lown living rm
also plush l Bdrm.ARI.
e Full page advertisinf Heritage Real Ei.iate drps, water softener, 11rp
2043 WESTCLIFF DRIVE
Open Eves.
GRAB YOUR
PAINT BRUSH
A :? story 5 BR home In
Mesa Del Mar needs .... orkl -but what a value! ldcally
situated near schools &
shopping, all elect. kitchen, z.•, baths, L'f!rpets & drapes.
With low f'HA appraisal •
$3.1.!riO -make oUt'r.
ImmeculJl!e and
pnced below replacement
Ill ~.00>
• Inter olfice teletype Newport BHch 1200 comer lot. Owner trans!cred e Training program • MUST sell. Only $24,900. 5
• Insurance Newport Shores bloc~s South of Huntington e Many other benefits 522 500 Center.
Call 64&4494 • For Interview • P•ul Jones RHlty C d I Ma 'Popular "A" Frame conveni-847-1266 Eves. 847-8919
Orona • r I ently located 1 short block TRY $995 DOWN Call: Steps to beach 3 BR llt4 ba. to cllib house and pool. -
Mrs. Pavlovich or Mr. Cobb 14x20 living room, fireplace Large family room -Bi t Assume VA loan 3 BR +
NO DOWN
TO VETS
+ fam.jly room, bit-Ins, din-vacuum. -Double garage. bonus room 1% bath, CUS·
Ing area. service porch, 646-7171 • 546-2313 tom tllr & carpetlnR.
quality carpets & drapes, OPEN EVES. HAFFDAL REAL TY
dble garage. Low down. "Homes to Match Income''
Rltr. 646-3928 Eves. &16-2290 874 Warner 842-Wa>
Ollice Open Sal/Sunday ASSUME large Gt loan for *LACHEHMYER only moo. Lovely 3 BR.
• .Dutch Havfn. 1~ BA home. Eastsrde Bargain N E w P 0 RT B EA CH Bit-ins, in ter-comm, near
$19 950 I OCEANFRONT sch~s. Douglas & beachs. , cottage, an 842_;>220
3 BR •-1 · I ....,_ 1dorabl~ vacation h o m e ---------------u., c-~.eXt."C'pllOna '"V· with only 100 ft of Sandy BY OWNER ~711"1' ---~-~ Vac11nt Ready to move in·
Assume 6,, loan • no loan Beach betweeo you & the 4 BR plus all panelled fam
ftts. ocean. Comp!etely rurni~h-rm, 2 ba, elec bit-in~. frpk, PERRON REALTY (0 ed, newer & In perlcct con· w/w C.'l'J)ls liv rm & hall, 1003 Baker, CM 546-!»40 to. 4 BR 2 bllths Mesa de!
!!!!'"""'!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!'!'!!!!!!!~-·I ~tar hrime. lluge covered
COST A MESA BEAUTY patio & large rear yard.
Exclusive with us.
• d ltlon. $56,000. Excrllcnt S26,000. 847-8722
18th & Orani:e fH2.1m Cinancing. Phone R I tr· BY OWNER 4 B_R_3_ba-!h-s, ,s23...,,000,..,,...,.---Owner KI 3-8736 family room, dining room,
Circular drive leads to this
stunning re~l<lence. Bram-
ed ceiling. SUNK~ Liv\ni;:
Room with romantic ~lone
fireplace. 3 BEDR00)1S, 2
BATHS. Hardwood floors. 2
car Garage. NO DOWN to
Vets. LOW DOWN Payment
to Alt. GREAT VALUE at
$26.500 ln a prestige loca-
tion.
$27,500
Newport
•t
Victoria
4 BEDRM & 3 BATHS. OUR Move. yotir gain; r pts/drpi,, fenced 6'.~ GI
trans. out of area; must sell loan • $33,500. 20952 Surge
Owner desperate! Built • in lmmed.; 2.sty. 4 BR., 3 Ba.. Ln. 962-0019
range & oven, dishwasher' on canal; walk to beach,1_M_us_t _se_l_l._S60_.-000--=-h-om--e-in
Separate dining nn. Spac-community club w/2 pools, es1ate sale. 3 BR &: den.
lous living room with picture tennb. By owner. $48,500. Make otter. 219 Via Orvieto.
windows. 2 car ganige. n...--.. Fri 1n"' 301 540-lT.!O v""n u1Ul'S., ., ""'· · 548--0787
TARBELL . 2955 Har!Jor .Canal 642-3973 iM--u-st_Sel_l_P_re_sti-.g-e_3_B-R.
------3 Bdrm.-2 Story Atrium. Near new. REAL EST A TE .Newport Shores ~ blk to 5241 Glenroy Dr. 842-7227
SALESMAN swimming pool, Lennis, club 725 Via Lido Nord. Furn.
4 B-..lrooms + Openini: for broker or ~air~-house. Walk .to 1>f;s1 ocean Howe. Call 713: 9J4.-0920
WU man. Excel. loc. &: comm beach. Best financing. 213: 27M547
This clean &: sharp quality ll.4>plies confidential. 1612-283.1 540-299l'_CHARG ___ E_yo_u_r_wan __ t _ad_now_.
built. luge family dream PERRON REAlJY (Q OWNER: Exec Residence, home is loaded with featlll'· , Baycrest area. Better than
es, 4 large bedrooms 2 nice I new. 3 bdrm 2 ha, trg fam
baths. Soft wall to wall car-~& Ot:ange 6'12~rn rm, frpl, formal din .rm.
1ilage Rea: Estate Sml down. • SM-2588
BY Owner, • bdrm, 2 bath,
962-HTI 5'16-11103 RcN'fALS
House1 FurnltlWd
neat & dean. By ac>-Rent•I• to Share 2
-mo~~
Eve..
NEA,IU.Y new 4 bdrm, bailt-
lns, cpts, drps, fenced yard.
aU features. 8142 Munste
Dr. call n.i: 487.(E
pointmenl only. 494-9232
WILL Share my waterfront La-•n• S..ch house &: dock. Man 40-60 •-3705
1705 years. $150 Mo. ST>4331 Rentals Av•il•ble
Emerald Bay ~•wport BHch 2200
OWNER offers custom built --l LIDO Sands. 3 bdrm, 2 home with speclacu ar ocean baths, 1 blk from beach,
views from every room.
Spacious open beamed liv-lll'W furn. S200 wk. Summer-
Apts Is houset • all pdce
r anges. We need addl&nal
rentals &: property ltsttnga.
CUSTOMERS WAITING
Beckwith Rlty Laiuna Bcb.
627 S. Coast Hwy. 494-75111 Perm. Crom Sept. 15 S300 ing room with large adjoin-mo. Write Box M-109 Dail)'
Ing private wood decked pa-Pilof. Dupl.x .. Unfum. 3975 tio. Deluxe kitchen and
breakfast room. 2 bedrooms RENTALS 2 BDRM, cpts. drp1, blf-ma,
& den with Swedish fire-Houlff Unfurnished_ cple, exclusive area, Hfa.
place. Exceptional landscap-Cost• Meta 3 lOO $165 673--0130 ing. $89,500. PO Box :>5, -R .... E_N_T_A_L_S ____ _
Corona del Mar. 4!»-0737, LEASE Lovely Mesa Verde E t 220 Apts. Furnlthed ~ ·--Highlands home & a Blue
BOY -IT'S a rc Haven Pool. drcssinst room, Cotta Men 4100
is the best de5Cription of this Polynesian bar etc. $250.
dramatic Laguna Bch home College Realty 540-5880
built on an Estate size Jot. VERY CLEAN 3 B R ,
Sprawling 5 BR contempor-carpets. drac>es. big covered
ary styling w/extensive WW! patio, Mesa Del Mar area.
of gla55 & wood. $31,!riO • $225 month to month. Agt.
Mission Rlty 4~1 _546_-4_1_41 ______ _
REDUCED TO SELL 3 BR ocean/canyon view
Unobstruc~ahle ocean &: ca-w/w Drps new pa i n t
nyon view. 3 Br .• 2 Ba.. 548-1098 920 w. 20th Vacant
decks, patio. !pl. $31 ,800 _S1_60 _______ _
Owner 494-5678 8.33-5441 2 BR, !enced yard, newly
LOVELY OCEAN VIEW decorated, nice. $110. tl)
Lanai patio. used brick trpl 'rn--0142 -~_;;.. _____ _
3 BDRMS. 2 BA. $43.900 JOIN the iw\ngen VI the
Call 496-1243 betwn l~Spm. DAILY PILOT WANr ADS!
CHARGE rrt 642-5678
USE THIS HANDY POSTAGE PAID
LG l BJt dis h washer.
balcony.
$125. Mgr. 745 8 James,
642-8017 548-1914
$45 to S60 Small Trailer
1 Man. No pet.s. Util paid.
54~1561 alter 7:30 pm
HOUSETRAlLER... O:lmlpete-
ly furn. $50 inc. utilities.
~19aft6
e $75. VERY ATT'RACTIVE
2 bdrm. trailer. 132 w. Wil-
son. 548-9577.
NASSAU Palms 1 le 2 BR
Furn or Unt ru>nso. Hid
pool 177 E. 22nd St. 642-3645
Harbor Vl'ew Hi'llS petlng & '1r11pes, plus a h(-au yd. trans 51~r,:, loan. iplll1<1in~ blue heated & 'fil· MediterranHn Villa I Si6.900. 1927 Leeward Lane,
Coron• del Mn tered pool. LIDO ISLE , 1;19 R232
Lusk • buijt homes located $32,200 Lovely modem 2 BR, 1t11arrl· ~-H-8-ay_&:_oc_e_a_n_; _lo_v_e-,y-3 WANT AD ORDER BLANK
In the Southland's most d~ ro by garden~ & stone wall!; BR 2 Ba home on 2 lots:
sirable & fascinating area. reduced to $47,500. "An U!>e as 2 apts. Rm. to
Schools & Calif.• lrvine Delancy RHI Estate hid ~.500. Sell all or ~
.
. ANO REACH THE ORANGE COAST'S BIGGEST MARKET
Huge Split Level c~~~~mo m ents 2n8E.C~stH~,C~ ~.-~~mb~ .. ~-----------------------~----------------1 away. Sensibly priced from 293 E. 17th St. &1&449-1 673-3nO park m rear Owner 67J.m9
$.34,900 to S48.900 Eve. ~5752 DAVIDSON R f P1h at;-Beach-, pooC boat
LUSK HOMES "FOR ADULT_S_ONLY" BEA ea ty sli11s avail. 2 Bdrm, 2 baths, 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE UNE-NO AD WS THAN 3 UNES ln desirable Ba.ycrest, but not
lea.'le hold, this ii; an enorm-
ous 4 BR, 3 bath near-new
!Jome with a marvelous floor
plan. Huge game room
!large enough for a pool tn-
blcl with a masswf' ~nnp
firt>place & romplrtrly !K'f).
arate from tbe Uvinit 11re<1!
Formlll dining mom, hrt'ak-
last room, 3 car stM8t:f , A
RARE BUY for $1'1'1.:'ffl'
Ruth P•rdoll, Realtor
Directions: MacArthur Blvd. UTIFULL Y rp1s: drps, bttns, Lrplc, FA
hmhcl~~-h~~c~~MU~ci~~~ LAN~CAPED ~I.pa~~~~ ---------------------------------------~ Newport Fwy. Tum on San location! 2 Md DEN, 17' lmmac. Newport Beech 3 ;)<IS-4241. 61:>-4214 z 4 1 12
lfiCXl Westt'lilf Dr. fi.12-5200
-$350 Down-,,
Buy~ your family 8 homr!
You d hetft>r see this 3 bed-
room. 2 beth charmer with
hamwool floors and bir.t
yard ror the childt-cn 11nd
J>('I~ lo Pt'ljoy. Sl32 per month
Includes principle, Interest,
taxes and Insurance.
Lllsk-llt 5 II
W /VJ~ East bluff. 3 Baths.
large tamlly rm, neer school
le lhopplng area. Sett lo-
cation $47,500.
~ c.w..a,w.&c.. ..... c.-....... .......... ~ ......... _
Joaquin Hills Rd., then mas1er suite, 2 haths, de-BR + dining 1 'i baths.
follow signs to model arra luxe huilt·ln kitchen. nrw I Rltr. 2750 Harbor ~. C~f OPPORTUNITY-w/w cal"'pl'llni:. patio and :l16-.i460 Eve~. ~'iJ.1161
double garagt>. NO rxterlor ] BR & ,OOL-
'"" l1cen11«1. Mlespeoplc in mainten1tncP or yard work.
wrll r<1l11hli~ll4'd olflCf'. M A harii:ain In can-free living. Vac-~nt. lmmrd occupancy •
rxprnencr n("('('s<;ary. only 11 11 ilh a rool hl't'etr. 0" nrr will lrall<' optJ('ln.
n-al ';"&ti' liCf'n!e reqwreti I Only S20.0C>O: $21,950
Traintnl( prngram. G o o r1 Montictllo Homes -
walk-in traffic. You h ll v e! CMler or Costa Mrsa. PERRON REALTY (.0,
your ~wn desk & phone. I Walker & Lre lnr.. •
<'.ood listin~s to sell F1oor S11les ar.trnls i>16-l210 18th & Orange &12-1771
timr Top commlssion. Plrn-----~
ty of mone:y to finan~ your Pool _ $21 950 LOOKIE! c;:i!~. Oill for lnterv!e\,., ~eat 3 BR. 'l bath home ln ALL in MESA VERDE
W. E. Lochenmytt Realtor excellent condition. Also 3 BR. Pact>settcr • •• S.'l0,500
1860 NC'W)'lOrt Blvd., CM owner will lease with OI> 4 BR, 2 story ....... $31,:Y.10
&16-39'28 E\le. 6734577 lion -very reasonable Lg lot. sglr story .... S.'ri,!rl() M.sa Verde IFumltul't' avallablel, Jkpublic, ZIOO ~· .. $17,9.511
4 Id College RHlty 546-5880 Mtosa Ve~ Rlty :>~'i990 rm. 1500 Aoonu at Harbor FOUR-BEDROOM-
Yoo'll l't'CO!mlze the value 'Near Clnema Theatre) OWNER'S APT.
at a ~lance -2 'lrluxc 9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
baths • family room • 2 N 2 St .
p&tiofl • t'Xct'llent carpets &, ew • ory dn!)H . $25,$0 • 10~ Down
6'U-7171 • 546-2313 OPEN EVES With 4 BR., la. llbrary with
• trpl. Sep. din. It Uv. nns.
THE ~EAL
ESTATERS
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IAYFIONT An.
PROl'ESSIONALL Y
DECORATED
S2T.SOO
Exdusl\loe ru:ra nr. Piuk &
IChls. H's prlctd right: ex·
oelient tinnnclng!
Dt-lt• Real Eata te 646-4414
Larger 2 BR home, fireplnce,
open beemed ceilings, dou-
ble car garage. R-2 lot. C1011e
to markrts It rrM~portalion.
$11,750
.L. 9 deluxe r e n t • I units.
Never a vacllncy. Out of
town owner must S(')I.
\\'ALLY McCOY REALTY
642.&187 anytime ~U
Steps to Ocean
Attr11ctive 4 BR h<lme, 2 ba,
'l\IOOd beam cctllngs. 6 yrs
old. S26.000.
CAY\VOOD RLTY. ~1290 I
6306 W. Coe~ Hwy .• NB
JI OWNER
""''*""" Cott... LIDO SANDS
F.atllde 2 BR. • On I~ 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths
Wells-McC•rdle Rltrs.
1810 Newport Blvd., C.M.
548-Tm Evet. ~
3. Bdnn, 1 ~ hftths, hit-Ins,
frplc, hrdwd Ora. New Cir·
peting. Be1ut. lrl(bcpng. Dbl
det1cbed pn1e. Large
,yard. Cash to IOM $22,900.
541-3575
1W lot. &om-~ $4•,500 l'!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!ll!!!IP unit • New CIUPtG and ,.. Near Beach, Salton Sf• • Cotta Met. drlC* • 81.t • ta 'town C-.. WUUam1011, ltltr. 8' It loc .• Jdnt R-1 Jot. MQ
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C:P \:"DE Bay view; 3 BR, 2
Ra • aU elec. 2 sty. deeded
TIMU
1'nh01Jse; 2.000 sq f t1-----1·----1----1----1-----1-----1 c~rr!ree tux. liv '• w/pools,
r11 Now $39,500. 673-43.)6
6 '" LOAN: xlnt cond.. 3
$4.50
$5.10 (... -__,_ nr. 2 Ba .. lge. hl-beamed, _____
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11~ 1.aneled den; cov. patio.
Lnv"ly yd. $30.750 Owner
_1000 Beryl Lane 646-2909
Bi\l.BOA ~ves Baylront.
lt1rn elect kitcb. boet slip.
q111..i1 po!!Se'5Slon. Means
°"n/Bkr 644-1349
RAYCRESr BY OWNER
j Uirge Bdrrm. 3,250 sq. ft.
lv11n Wells built. }'ce land.
'100 Windward Lane
Wi\n!RFR.ONT. 62 BalbO&
CO\ rs. 3 BR. $75.000. Will
tr;idr for property. Arabian
h-•r•ra, or -? Ll s-m1 ---Coron• clttl Mu 1250 ----Regudell Rttardeal
C'est une bonne maiSOfl avec
rle.lJC chambres a c:oucber
P"ur 90mtneil palsible. You
$6.00
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• 6'73-3TTO
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DELUXE ~acious 2 B~ i
den. FUm apt• $160 + Ul.
Healed pool, all)ple parking.
No children, no pela. 1965
Pomona, CM ~M858 •
CHATEAU La POINTE
Furn 2'Br Apt. Hid pool.
C&rport •. ofl "t park'&·
Adults. No pell.
1941 POMONA AVE., CM
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WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY Dl~L FREE· 540~ 1220
Huntington hach 540-1220 Laeuna BMch 494-9466
Phones Are Open 1:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m.
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GAllOllOllG CUllHAL Sl llVICll GRADING, DISCING GI.ASS
IS
ll " " U4t "j • -"" u " " IS
"
-" " "
unf. Nl'wly redet•, pool,
adlta, Monrovia ' l9tb.
548--0336
2 B!' .. Studio Ap( adults."'\;\:
Cant OK, crpts. $130 mo. Ad·
ams le Harbor. 646-066.1
E/SIDE 2 BR. Elec bltns.
patio. Adults -0nly. Jil-B
Ogle ll35 mo. 642·1298
Newport -S..Ch 4200
t/ Will lWf
ADULTS ONLY
July • Aug. • Sept.
FURNISHED AP'°'J.
2 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS
Waterfront/Loe
BOAT SLIPS
Channel Reef
2525 Oct1n Blvd., CdM
673-1788
• -I 11 1 Bdrm, near Per $85, 1Jtt U .IU TNUMa eu11 SHOP '7
IAYCllST -~ UOA. ...ms IAYSHOlll ••"' e .... DOVlll INOlln 1111 tlUNTIN T .... aUCH ...
H free, avil from 5/7 to 6/15
only. 826--3184
HIALTH CLUal 6711 HAULING ..U MOUSICLIAMI... UU
-..CLI'' tttl llOUNTAltl VALl.IY 441t .... ' 1_ SIAL -llACtl ._
: 1 BR, new, for mature adult. INTallOI 119COllATINI 67 tNCOMI TAX 67
::.:;.,~tt::• 1m ~=.~~~~"" : ::~~c;.-:: eAROIN ellOVI '411 H Nr ocean, bay It ahp'g. U35.
55 OR 3-7506 .. lllOll. ~............ " lllONIMe '1 1111111.ATllle 61
T •• •ct 11.. WHTMINITll 4'1' ~~~1::A :IL °MAI UM ::~:V~!TY =~
• S78. lNCLUD. utll. small apt.
Near Hoag H06]) & The
INSUllANCI 6771 INVISTtGATINe, DttK*" 67
IALIOA ,.ININSUU -11-* SANTA ANA NlleHn 4'JI llACON IAV 4'41
UY ISLAJIDI USi ~:!~~ '*
I Arch~. 642.5583.
Coron• del M.r 4250 • l BR Studio blk to
ocean/bay, W/W cpts, 1
0 adult-no pets $115 yrly.
673-7629
JANITOlllAL UH JIWILllY 11,All. lie. -LAlllOSCA"lllO W LOCKSMITH 6010 MASO!llY, llllCK "31 MOVING & STOIAOI ... l'AINTlNG, l'Ulf'llllllllll 6ffO ,.AINTING, SI-.es.I ,ATIOS 6Uf l'HOTOOIAl'}IT "7 l'LASTERING. 1'1tcll. lftlllt 6111 l'LUMllllG 6"I l'OOOLI OllOOMINe 6HI
LIOO ISL.a 1•1 LA9UNA HACH f1ll IALOOA ISLAND 1.. U.Ull.A NIOUIL 41t1 HUNTlllOTOll HACN 14 .. H\INTINeTOll H.MIOUll 14M SAN CLIMINTI rn1 1'0UNTAIN VAL&.aY 1411 DANA ,.OINT 4141 H-.L. 81ACH 1414 Tl.,.LIX., tic. .... SUHSIT HACN Hff CONOOMlllllJM ffM
OAllOIN ••ov• 147' ReNT ALS t:::..::O':" ::: Apts. Unfurnished
O'tANGI COUNTY lttt GIHllAL Mii OUT Of' COUNTY 1611 COSTA MISA JIM
1~ B1lboa 4300 l'OOl SIRVlrl tt ,OWll SWll,.ING WI
UT O' STATI 1.. MISA VIHOI 1111 STANTOll 1611 NIW,.OIT 81-.CH SHt
WISTMINST1111 "11 NIWl'OIT HllOHTS Jtll MIDWAY CITY U1' NIWPORT SHOllH sn1 l'UM" SERVICI 6n o -
SANTA ANA 16.. WUTCLI"" tt>t SANT1' ANA tt•TS. 1Ut UNIVlltSITT ,Allt SU1 OltAHOI 16• IACK 8AY SM TUSTIN 1441 IAST ILUll'P l2G NORTH TIJSTtM W.S COllONA DIL MAI UM -NANllM t6M 8ALIOA 5ltl SILVlllAPG CNIVOll 1W IAY ISUNOI UM LAGUNA HILU 17tt LtOO ISLI 11'1 LAGUNA llACN 11tl HUHTIHGTON HACH J.411 LAeUNA NIGUIL tm l'OUNTAlll VALLIY 5411 SAN CLIMINTI 1"t 9'.LIOA llUMD S>Sl SAii IUAH CA,.,STttANO 1711 HAL HACH S4M CAl'ISTllANO laACM 1711 L.ONO 81ACN ISM
llOOl'ING " H • llAOIO, ll•Mln. l tc. 6t lll!MOOELING & R.,Allt 6t fO lllMOOILIN~, l("'CHINS ffU
Id ...... a.,_ "" SIWING 6HI ' llWINO MACHINI Rl l'AlllS ... H"TIC TNll(S, .._,., lie. 6HS
71 n TAILOlllHO " TIRMITI! CONTllOL '6'
t74 TILi. Cuamlc 6 TILi!, Llnol-I Ml"'9 •t IS THI fEllVICI 6fM
1 TILIVISION, I-In. lie. m
NEWLY DECORATED
Oceanfront Vlew
Bachelor It 2 BR Apts
No children • no pets
from $100 mo.
67S.54S8· ..
CJ..EAN Bachelor Apts.
All utll Incl f15 up
315 E. Balboe Blvd.
s BALBOA 673-9'345 Ul'HOLSTllY ffM WILDING Hf
DANA l'OlllT 1111 ORANel COUNT'i' Met CA•UIAO 1141 GAllOIN OllOVI 1611 OCIANllOI lnt ftlTMINITll un
T Laguna Beach 4705 JOBS & EM~PLOYMEN
,08 WANHD, 1'11
SAN 01100 lm MIDWAY CITY M1' lllVIHSIOI COIJllTY 1• IMn'A ANA M11
1 BACHELOR. Util. Avail. now JOI WANTIO, tw m
'Oa W~llTIO,
HOUSIS TO 81 MOVID 1... SANTA ANA ... leMTI S.• CONDOMINIUM UM TUSTIN N4t OU~IXIS l'Ott SALi 1'79 COASTAL Jnt Al'AllT¥llllTS Mii SAJ.I '"9 LAGUNA a•ACtt 17'1
RENTALS ~u~:~~~L ~
Houses Fumlshed :~1u~~mmtANO ::
:::;:t~ TO SMAJll = REAL ,ESTATE,
COSTA Mii• "" General MISA OIL MAI "" Tl"'LIJC, .. c. '"' MISA VIROe 211t COHOOMINIUM ffSf COLLIGI ,Allt ms ,llNTAU WANHD "" HllWl'ORT l .. ACH mt IOOMS l'Oll lllllT '"' NIW..OllT HOn. Ull •OOM I IOAllD '"' Hl!Wl'OIT SHOlllS mt MOTILS. TIAILll COUllTS Jff7 IAYSHORIS 1229 AVIST HOMIS '9H
-NIWOM•N -OOMISTIC HILi' 7t2S • AOIHCllS. -• 11 HIU' WANTID, Me. ntl Al•NCllS, "'-1* HIL,. WANTID, ·-74't
.I08$-Mtol • ·-,,.. H AGIHCllS, -a Wtm.., 7S .. ~ SCHOOU I INITRUCTION 1 JOI l'ltll'AllATION '111 THIATRICAL 1HO
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
l'UllNITUll -
to June 15. Nice. $85.
642-8260 ot 494-4925
RENTALS
Apts. Unfurnished
General 5000
VEN DOME
:~" Make reservations NOW
12 Newly Redecorated
Ol'l'ICI l'UltlllTURI M Oll'l'ICI IOUll'MINT • OOVlll SNOlll m7 MISC. lllHTALS "" Wl!STCL9'1' 1:Ut INCOMI "llO,..IT'Y .... UNIVlllSITT ,ARit 22'1 IUSINISS ,llOP'lllTY illSt STORI IOU.,.MINT ..
14 k u Close fO' ahopplnfi, Par CAl'I, lllSTAUUllT M IAll IOUll'MINT M lllVINI D1I Tll"ILIR ,.ARKS *S IACI( IAV 1241 IUSINHS HNTAL ....
Boyt Club & Glr 1 Club
• Spacious 3 Br's · 2 Ba • • Swim Pool • PuVgreen 11 e Frpl Indlv/lndry fac'll " 2S °' Adults It Family areas Ut 1845 An1h.lm Ave.
1$ C.M. 642-2824 11
Cl RENT 1$
IO
~ 3 Rooms Furniture
OI $25 Month to ,. FULL OPTfON TO BUY
' No deposit o.a.c. .. H.F.R.C.
Furniture Rentals
517 W. 19th, C.M. 548-1454
HOUSIHOLO OOC.Os lnO OAltAGI SALi Im llUIHITUlll AUCTION lt1S AP',.LIAHCll 11 NfTIOIJIS 11 SIWINO MACHINH 11 MUSICAL INITllUMINT '1 "ANOS I ORGANS I RAOID IMO TILIVlllOtl ft 141·1'1 I STIRIO a TA,.I lllCO•DIRI IHO CAMEllAS I IOUll'MIHT '3 HOllY SUl',.LllS , 14 Sl'ORTIHQ GOODS • llNOCULAIU. KOl'U IU MllCILLANIOUI 16 MISC. WANTIO 16 MACKINl•Y• lie. l7ff LUMlll P STOii AG i rn I UILOIHG MATlllAU r
SWAl'S -
PETS and LIVESTOCK
I.ST ILU,, Dtt Ol'l'ICI RltfTAL .. ,. IRVINI TlllltACI ft4S INDUSTRIAL ,llOl'llTY ... cOllOllA DIL MAI ntl COMMlllCIAL ... IAL•OA U. WOIJSTllAL lewTAL .... IAY ISLANDS Ult LOTS •I• LIDO llLI Ufl llANCKIS me IALIOA ltUMO USS CITllUS OIOVIU ms HUHTIHOTON HACH 14tt AClllAOI Ult l'OU•TAIN VAL&.aY Mii LAl<I ILSINOlll ,,.,
HAL HACH Mt HSO•T "llO,.IU'Y t"9 LONO HACH 1"I OIUNGI CO. "llOf'lllTV Ut1 OllAHOI COUNTY 1* OUT O' STATS l'IOP. 6* Si'JITA ANA Ult MOUNTAIN I OHllT '211 #ISTMINSTll "11 SUIDIVISION LAND un MIDWAY CITY ,.,. llAL I STATI SIRVICI ms SANTA Allot Hll•MTI t6Jt I.I. IJCCHAllOI '11' COASTAL 77M I I. WANTIO '241 t::~:! ~~:~:L ~~ BUSINESS ind
SAN CLIMINTI 2711 FINANCIAL Sotll JUAN CAl'ISTIANO tnS IUSIN!SS Ml'OllTUHITllS QM CAl'ISTUNO laACN !!JI. IUSINISS WANTSO 6llS DANA "OINT ,. INVISTMINT °'"'1W"ltlft 6Jll RIVlllSIDI COUNTY 1tet INVISTMINT WAllTID "U VACATIOfl lllNTALS -.MOfll\I TO L0 .. 11 mt CONDOMINIUM !!?! P'l•SOHAL LOANS ms ,..TS. OllllUL .. 1 1568 W. Lncln, Anhm 774.2800 OU,.LIXIS l'URll. ••• 'IWILRV LOANS UM CATI In
' RENi'tALS COLLATlllAL 1.0ANI ml ooos In "" RIAL ISTATI LOANS U4t HOii.HS U ,. Costa M ... Houses Unfurnished MOarcuon. T,,., ~ :! L1v11TocK ... 5100
11 SPAC. quiet. immac. 2
Bdrm. unturn Apt. Resp ~:S"r~~.SA = ANNOUNCEMENTS ~~~~!.~RNIA Ll"IN<;
1S ,. MESA DIL MA• 'n'"1, and NOTICES .... sw11M11HG ll'OOU -M!SA VIROI ""'") llATIOS " C'OLLIGe "A•ll JllS l'OVNO Cl',.. _.. AWNINGS If
lllWl'ORT llACH nM LOST' ':: VjCATIONS "1 s ===~:~ :.::is = ::~~~~1MINTS ~" TRANSPORTATION
IAYSHORll mt ~~:::.u :::~ IOATS a .u :HTS
::;::L:.::llH = "AID 091TUAU '411 ~~:f ~~UISHS
UNIVllSITY ""'" = =~:~ DIHCTO•s :::: SP'll~SK• IOATS ~'A~:·IAY JM CAllO 0, TNAHU "1• ~~~ =~\~~SAHU IMT ILIW' net IN MIMOllAM "1J IOAT LAUNCHlllO l•VINI TllUCI JJ.9 CIMITlltT LOTS :::: Wl .. INI EOUI,.. COllONA Dlt. MAit nit CIMITIRV CllY"TS IOAT 1Llll, 1\IU'IORtN• -ClllMATOlllll 6"" S
-,... • -... ...,,
J ,., ,.,.
HU ,. " ""
ndulls. Infant OK. $150.
54&-8493
2 Large bedrooms. No pets. 1
child. $105. 285% Costa Mesa
St.~ .
DAJL\'. PILOT DIME-A·
LINES. Yoo can u1e them
!or just pennlea 1 d11. Dial
642-5678
llNTAU
Aptl. u.furnlthed
Celt• Mm 5100
HAtt6R
• ·iRUNS
BAarG.alt • UNFURN.
from $100
lDd. uUl •
1 • 21 S BDRM •
FURN. A UN5"\JRN.
Heated Pooll. Oiild Care
C.ler. Adj. to ~Dpln~ -
No pets allowed
2700 Petenoo Way. II Hal'
bor l Adam•, Costa Mesa.
SIH)370
-
Adults Only
DlscrimlJ\acJve T<'nanls
!or Pre•tiae Addrl'ss
MAR11NIQUE
GARDEN APTS.
Parklike surroundings
FURNISHED BACHEWRS
UNn1RN 1 BR· 2 BR • S BR
2 baths available Carpe•. drapes, garqe
1 Ith.& S.nt• An1, C.M.
64M233 646-554.2
FAIRY(AY
VILLA APTS. .
3 BR APTS
POOL
ADULTS ONLY
Manaaer Mrs. Carson
20122 S.nta Ana Ave.
fir. Orange Co. AirpQrt
546-1260
$112.50
2 Bedrooms, 1 bath
Central loca lion
encloeed gara~c
blt·in kitchen
cariiell It drapes
H~rbor Man1gement
Comp1ny, Inc.
673-4400 .
2 BR w/carport $95
Disposal, water paid.
Nev sebool
2194 Placentia Apt. D
(Betwn Victoria &: Wilson)
537.mBO
2 B«iroom, CaJ'1)Cl\, drapes.
One child QK. Pool. 642-7311
2265 Canyon Dr. <»sta Mesa
Newport lh1ch 5200
JUSJ' completed 2 BR. 2 BA.
frplc, tux cpts, drps, patios.
<lwidcllens in din rm &
master BA. across lrom
Coco's i Westcli11 Plaza.
1655 J rvine $200 mo. &t2-0239
A'ITRACTIVE 2 BR, ltudy, 2
BA. Elec blt-tna,. IUllken pa·
Uo. Carpets, drape•. '~ age. Nr beach. Adult1. No
pets. $200 mo yrly, 642-3666
Coron• del M.r 52.SO
SPACIOUS Deluxe 4 BR, 2~
ba, Yearly lease 1tarttne
June 15. 673-6ZlO. Ens
67J...l298 ask for BW White
2 BR. c:rpts-drpe, blt·ln&,
walk beach. ~hops; $140 Lie. .Adults. No pets 67~
.Huntington S..ch ~
2 Bdrm Unlum ·
Utilities included
HEATED POOL.
80'l Knoxville. Apt. D. HB
~2914
BEAU 2 BR Apt. Q>ta, drps.
bltna, hdt pool. kld1 OK.
$120. mo. 962-2100 June 1
Sant• An1 5620
2 BR, t 11) BA apt. Dahwsbr,
garb dlsp, bit-ins, crpts,
drps. Pool, ll'nnh1. Adults
only. $140. 535-;»29
Laguna Be1ch 5705
LARGE 2BR upslaln. one
blk lligh· School. $155 mo.
ULllities pd. 491-8178
~
Rentals Wanted 5990
FAMILY Of '1 Hlab achl
prindpal. will r•>' to $225 yr
lse or op. 3 gr hse, CdM HS
area. 54&-J47j
HNTALI
Apta. Un,..m!Jhtd
Rent1l1 Want.d 5990
RIAL ISTATI
General
Office a.nt•I 6070
~ 'l'W<> 1011•r ~ women who han lived and
worked .1n the Llg\lna
Beach area for eome tlm•
&H'"'Wllttng to pay lJl> ro $180
per mCllltla '°" tM nsht
apartment in i...,waa. Coro-
n& del Mar or Newport area,
pre(erably near be a ch.
Desire nlcecy Curniahed, 2
bedroom dweWnc. Would be
pennanent bl.It definitely do
not want to be bound by
lease. Want to move in early
June er late May and would
like garbage disposal and
other modem conveniences
il P<>S3ible. 4!M-6846 after 5
p.m.
CLEAN Couple With pets
need miaJJ house w/yard.
Furn or unfurn., 642-7408
Room1 for Rent 5995 ...
PLEASANT Christ\Jn hoinl'.·
Rooms f~ SR. c11ixcns.
Kitch prlv, close lo shp'g
cnlr, ~•rage. PH: 546-8229
$12.50 UP wk W /kitchen
$22.SO up Studio Apia, 2384~
NewPOrt Blvd. CM 548-9755
LARGE Pleuant room, pvt
bath, and en tr. Garage.
~3790
ROOM For rent, men only.
$emi1JVI bath. $10 wk. 1789
Crc.;tmont, CM. 54S-8U9
Guest Homes 5998
COMFORTABLE home in E.
Costa Mesa !or elderly lady,
Must be a m b u I a t o r y .
Llcensed. 646-8115
Misc. Rentals 5999
2 Garaie11 for rent, com·
merclal • w.e or storage.
642-8944 or 545-3165 2544
, Newport Blvd., C.M.
SINGLE Garage for rent,
Coata Mesa. Can be locked.
675-3793 or 545-3165
REAL ESTATE
General
Income Property 6000
15 units, 2 BR, hardwood,
Cloors, garages, laundry,
$1,435 mo. income. 543-3846
574 Hamllton, Costa Mesa. -Business Property 6050
LAND AUCTION
1 pMme bus. acre 165' on
Garden Grove Blvd. by new
gigantic "The City" along
GG Frwy onramp. Get bar·
gain lJ a.m. Fri. May 10,
lobby Union Bank 500 N.
Main, Orange.
Busin ... Rental 6060
SMALL Bualnei.s building,
ollice apace, storage, larg e
or securlty yard. $95. mo. F
.... ' small. Ont wttb
LIVING QUARTERS
~n~
Commercial -.oas
9,000 ICI· ~. 8ulldint
C-2 • 7.oMd • On tarae 88 x
440 paved loc. • parking for
app. 50 cars. • SJ ,000 month.
THE; RE.AL FSTATERS •
&16-7171 MG-2313
Industrial Rentat 6090
$25 TO $50 M-1
Warehouse & workspace
200 to 400 Sq, It.: prlv.
enlrnnc-e. Warner &: Beach
Blv. area. 530-2649
llldust. Si;ace 746 w. 17th
Costa Mesa 3600 sq ft
Owner 12131 4:tl-5082
FOR LcJ1sc. 2500 sq.ft (;"n.
crete till up. 9c a sq.ft. 1340
Logan Ave.. 5'16-09'18
R1nchn ---·.-.:::::::::::::f":;::1~50
CALIFORNIA
CAm.E RA"CH
12,240 acres 811 tange pasture
land with numerous creeks &
springs running throughout
the property. Also bas house,
bams. <.'Orrals & hi complete·
ly fenced. This ranch, ~t
S.10 per ac·re. Is p1iced below
market· value & far below
romparable property in th<-
arl'a. For more info please
call Glenn ThomJ)fiOn with:
Eckhoff & Anoe. Inc.
1818 W. Chapman Ave.
' Orange, Calil.
541-2621, Eves-wknds 538-6727
Acreage 6200
80 ACRE:'> • (on Main east,
west road) Newberry.
Calif.. Silver Valley, hj.
desert, dry, 18 miles east of
Barstow. "Land of Lakes ..
area. 90 Man-made lakes in
valley. AlfaUa, {il!h raibing.
recreaUonaJ. Many develop..
meats in progress such as a
ski' lake for water ski in·
struction: much a fa 1 fa
gr 0 wing: r i·n is b l' d
restaurant with s e v e r a I
lakes for tlsh1ng &: l!Wlm-
ming & OYernlte campers,
and g.ol! course; a lake with
waterfront parcels available
for home building. ThJs
level 80 acres bas a well it
pump & reservoir on, prO-
perty · ready to raise t,.Ualla
or build a like for water
ekling or for fish raising.
Owner 847-6640 eves &
wknds.
~OWNER 1 acre with pad.
Ladd Canyon (nr Sllverado)
Can finance. 532-5781
appt to see call 646-4913 af
3 PM
SMALL To large Comm. of
t BUSINESS. and
FINANCIAL
fice suites for rent in Cost • Bus. Opportunltl• 63~
SPARE TIME INCOME Mesa. 642-1040 or eves
548-2841
•Excellent Location •
Newly decor. store, l7x40
1873 Harbor, C.M. 64
LAG B An Ctr. 2 lg studio
aplS upstrs. ~ &: Sll.5.
Lease. ~16-1351 coll.
SHOP., Storage, yd. space «>a
to 1500 sq. ft. SuiL cont'r.
Newport Bch. 642~
Booming new field, refilling
and collecting money from
new high quality c o i n
operated dispensers in this
area. No selling. To qualify
you must have c a r .
reCerencei.. $900 to $3300
cash. Few hours weekly ran
net excellent income. More
full time. For personal in-
terview, send name, address
Office Rental 607 0 and phone number 10 Joler·
State Disl. Co .. 455 E. 4th S.
Suite 206. Salt Lake City.
Utah. 84111 LAGUNA BEACH
Desk spaces available In
newest office building 8 t PARTNER wanted • small
Investment. Lady preferred.
to open a coffee shop w11h
grocery items. beer & wine.
prime location in downtown
Laguna Beach. Air condl-
tioned. carpeted, beautUul
paneled partitioning. Tw o in a new shopping center. A
entrances: rear leads 1
Municipal parking lots. SSO o good opportunity for the
right person. Inquire 80~
Broadway, Laguna Beach.
Phone eves. 494-7864
per month for space. Add
S5 for desk and chairs. Add
$10 tor businns hours an-
swering service. All utilities
paid exce(>t telephone.
DAILY PILOT
222 FOREST AVENUE
LAGUNA BEACH
49-1-9466
1741 Wntcliff Dr.
Prime loc ror Corp Ofc's
3(XX) sq ft. Wal/pan'I, Pvt
Ofcs, Cl'pts, Drps, air-cond.
Gmd nr. rent reduced. Al.,
SO: Lu."ury Sulte 700 sq ft.
Co-op Bkrs. Owner 548-9586
Modern Oflice-Orange Co.
Bank building. nl E. 17th
St., Coeta Mesa. 642-1485
BAR-S.Q TAKE OUT
Compact terrifice beach spot.
Salary + profll share. Short
hrs. $350 deposit. Newport
Sch ~3798
AUTOMATED Business -
Make living, ~ hr wortc per
day, small Invest. 675-5622
Mortgages, T .D.'1 6345
$5565 Isl Trust Deed on SPec·
taowlar Oceanview 104. Sold
for $7950. payable 1 'i'f per
m1>o including 8% all due 3
yrs. lOC"~ dllcount safely
returned approx. 12% pe.r
yr. 494-ll37
IALIOA m MIMOlllAL ,A.tu '411 10.tT SHVtCI ~~~ ·~~:DS JU1 AUCTIOWS M>I :g:~ ~==~~~~ :i: Bilbo• 4300B•lboa 4300' lalbo. 4300 Money Wanted 6350 IALIOA ISUMD &»I AVIATIOM HltVICI 64» lllSHINO IOATS
NIWHltT WIST mt T'IAVIL '°" = IOAT MOVING •t .. OTON HACN Mtt All JIMSl'OllUT "441 IOAT STOllAOI HUHTINeTOll HAlllOlll ... ~LT::;~TATIQf ,_ to.-TI WANTID
'I''' VALLIY Jiii 0 •-AllCIAl'T SIAL llACN ,_ OIRMAH I TUTOlllll ......,,. l'L YING &.ISIONS
OAllDIN HOV• -,,.,.. SERVICE DIRECTORY MOlll\.I NOMllS LONG HACN ... ACCOUHTIHO .... MOTOll HOMIS OUllOI cou•n .... • ......... HIVICI .. llCYCLD SANT& ANA Mii A"l'LUlllt''! llll'AllS, """ 1•11 ILICTlllC U.H WllTMINSTll Mn A"P'ltAIS.... .,,1 MOTOllCYCL•S MIDWAY CITY .... AS"NALT. Ole 61'9 MOT0411COOi'lllS
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THE HIDDEN .D~OLL~RS
IN YOUR HOME LATE.LY?
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toke a lettw and she told,
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for 1st Ir 2nd• loans
No pym11111 !or 6 mo if
de6iml
JACK SMtTH CO Since 1949
Ph. 5-13-8381 Anytime
$25.00> for 6 months at 10 and
JO with Sl00,00> trust deed
on 200 Oce.anvlew lot• If
collateral. 6+-1137
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and NOTICES
Found (FrM A•) 6400
FOUND: Black tey.tainer:
SUn a.m., May 5th Vic
MallOllia Lane ..t• Qitty
Sark. liW'lt. Bcecb. 962·4370
25 Lb . .,up found Vic Talbert
• Bulblrd. Mixed brown.
bob (l.il. lball)' C 0 I t • 9G-t'Tf4 •
n:JUND ctnlJ, Sb e p be rd
pu,ppy vie. Koaa t.ana.
c.o.ta Mela. caD A klmtit1
&4W&'l'1
64CU
18 Yr. ~ ll&ldc a ~'" Fox Tfrrler (toy) dea.f v I c
Hl&hland 6 Ctimtit~ rwd
' • DAILY PILOT J 9 ·
NO MATTER ..
IT IS • • •
1 YOU ·cAN
SELL IT ·\
WITH A
DAILY
PILOT
WANT
ADt
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DIAL . DIRECT
642-5678
.
CHARGE IT!
--SCIAMUTS ANSWERS IN CLASSIACATION 1200 60-2303 1~--:..---------------.-.---------.... -
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and NOTICES * ,._. .
T~Y. M.ay 7, 1<168
JOIS a IMPLOYMINT JOIS & IMPLOYMENT JOU & IM"-OYMIN1 JOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOIS I IMPLOYMINT JOIS I EMPLOYMENT -
6401 7400 Lost
Hein Wanted. Me.. rlOC Help W8"ted, Men 7200 Hele W_,., Met. 7200 HeWlp ...!:.._.._. Het, Wuted Help Wanted
--· 7400 w....... 7400 Women .. -----------------~ ________ .._.....,.. ..... ----. ~ Local tMnuf Ktvrer hes
lmmedMte .,.,.1"1' ferz Pl.EASE Return w b t i t
female c&t, lost on PoclP)'
Ave , Corona del .}tar.
R~erd. no q ll e • i h IH •
1 6~~ 613-4193 ----'.\lovint. muat bnd: Rl-4-a;d•
S1berlan Hosk)'. ''L..sdd1<' ·.
blk , white f ce It chl>st.
Vic. Corf1eld Ave E. ol
Besch. H.B. !ltiS-3491 -----LOST Si11mese malt' <'<II.
child i. pt>t. pink collar
EastbluU. 6#-1.t;iO
Whaddya Want? Whaddya Oot?
GER.,IA.'1 Shepherd mt\t'd
brt>ed pup. blnck face & lat!
6'16-5827 REWARQ
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
HA TURAL BORN SWAPPERS
Special Rat•
Cl'SHJON To gold .~ yellow
Divan. on 11lh bet. Pomona
It Monrov11. CM. ;»&-~18
s llnH -s t i'"'a -·5 bucks
llUl U -•O MUSI tNClVDE '-""'""' .., N•• to treot ,_....,,., you Hiii "' 11 .... 1-YOV• .,,.,.. •ncl °' .ocrwSL ._$ llnu Of ..av.-1lal""
.._HOlMING FOii SALi! -rooes OHLYI
PHONE 642°5678
Personals 6405 To Pl4ice Your Tr•der'• P•radlH Ad
Palm & Card Reader 1~1 '1 BR houl'I..·~ on lot 1110-
llelp In all probh•ms. r<1 for 5 more units. 10' o
7-t21 Westminster Avt•. · 1ln TD • Di:srrt Int, .1u10.
Westmltlsler * 893-~ -hoot SH.om F" P ~ $700).
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Doyle & \food Co ;:,~116!1
Harbor Attn. Phone 673·8724 66 Pacemak('r lmpt'nrd mO:
P.O. Box .1223 Costa Mesa. bile homr. Will u·rl cq. ol
CdM Tennis C I u b. Sgle. opprox $~'000 for late model
membership U5 mo .. 110 ln· car or ? ;,.18-2904 leave mes-
ltiatioo fee. Call 673-5TI1. sage for Dick.
Announcements 6410
Ccast Health Club e rn.EE SA.UNA e
\Vllll Swl'dish massage by
7 E.'Cpt>rienccd Massuese'
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 am-10 pm
132 E. 18th St. 64Z-5<al
Funerals 6412
PALM Desert 3 BR 13~ Ba
Air cond Furn. Corona del
Mar 3 BR 111 Ba .!. 2 BR
apt. S~.:iOO eqly. Tnt1IE' for
house Lirlo lslr or ~~ Own-
er·Bkr 673-67"6
HAVE $1100 worth or motor·
cycJr. gu1 t.1n>. 11. tj?i:. sud·
boards. Will 1mde for car,
boats or what nave you.
494-9556
Exec home, 4 Br. 3 ba,
WESTMINSTER dfii"Tin. e ec kitth";'deir,-tge
LR. lnd!J('pd. 112 blk El
MEMORIAL PARK =00eq~,.:.0~ai:it°:'~:
Mortuary & Cemetery 541-3.174, 4~1-7997 ev.
Complete funerals Trd: Rol:>Prts IAka.il sten'<>
from $245 tape recrdr. xtra spkrs le
Cemetery Iota bdpbones, $4.i;() val. For·
from $130 Camera. LenS<'s. 300+ CC
Ioclucles Endowment Care cycle~ car. or ? Aft. 5,
Everytllmg in one beautiful 675-4491!
place means less cost. . -Wbat--do-you--th-tn_k_of_our-
No traffic pcoblems. . "TRADER'S PARADISE"
14801 Beach, Westminster
53117r 893l2~n Drop us • carc1. Oa.sslfled
• 3 Dept, P.O. Box 1875, Daily
~ 'It.I: 0 1rccCi OR y Pil°'· Npt Bch, Calif.
Accounting 6500 * *
BP.AUT'( Salon. 6 stlrnons,
es111h 10.yrs Lido area'. Will
trcl frre and clclir SllJ.000
eq. fflr R.E. or what-bave.
>OU Bkr. 5-18· 77U
85x-165 vac clear lot. close
in. $oG,OOO value-can buUd
24 units. Owner will trade
for Income. Submit. Bkr.
642-6487. 545-4412
25 View Acres Laguna
8Pach. Some lmprove-
mrnts. income $7700. S243.·
In! 1><1u11y. ~·or: TD'~ or ?
Ownrr 491-~G:i3. 494-1957
Cust.·Bh. 2 BR. Palm Spnrs
hom,.. $8.IXX! eq as dn pa.,yt.
unirs Balboa, beech area.
N'pt ocean tront. C. Luther
lfiffi Arroyo, L.B. 494-8813
SMALL home business in
gold pannfng k1ts. Taitbe-ne-
fits PLUS profit.· TRADE
ror boat or car on $500 val-
ue. 548-8642
TRADE choi~ R·l Ocean
front lot ln Laguna Beach
equity $39,000 tor free Ir
clC'&r new power boat.
61:>-5135
Trd Inc. prap. Balboa Penn
triplex. ~~ blk from Ocean
.t Bay. Crs over $7.000.
SZl.000 eqty, desire prop
around Dana Pt or FaU·
brook. 644-0151.
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LIC. Bookkeeping SerT. PU W!!!J!!!!!!!J!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•~~""'!!!!l!!~I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
& delivery. 20 yrs exper. SERVICl: DIRECTOR T SERVICE DIRECTORY
Refs. Notary P u bl l c . ~ 1
962-1814, 962-8407 Conttacton 6620 Landscaping _ 0810
Appr•i'slng 6512 ADD • Remodel • &e"P&lr _.:...;_ _ _.;;.._____ Res -Comm • md<istrial
Free Layouts & Est, DICK
HUFFMAN 673-4459 C:. T. CUNDau,'EN
Real Estate Appra.iser
61:rlG-12 Ew 549-1281 ---------
GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING
& GARDENING SERVICE
State licensed contrctr,
Residential • Commercial
Free est · No job too big-
6550
Carpet CIHnln9 893-3581
6625 ======== Babysitting e WALL TO WALL e
CHILD care. 1Atte 3 or over. e CARPET CLEANING e
My Mesa Verde Home. $20 BIG Dillcount! 646-3180
wk. 546-7887
E'XCELLDlT Olild care. My C1rpet L•ylng &
home. Hot lunches· Ages 2·S. Repair 6626
151 Rochester Apt. A., C.M. 175 YARDS of NYL ON
Brick Matonry, etc. CAR P'E T • . ideal • ~or ' 6560 apartments. $3.95 a yard tn·
stalled. Other bargain!t! Call
546-4478 evenings
,.perhanglng
P•inting 6850
I QUALITY ""'Ork and
mnterlals by l I c e n 1 e d
painter. 20 )'1'11 exp e r .
49:>-5254.
INTERIOR Ir ext peinting.
Prlcea slu'hcd for spring
clean -up. Free eat. 30 yr
exp. Call Chuck at 548-5314
F"IRST CLASS Painting lie BRICK. Concrete. Carpmtry
CU.tom Cahine.lL S m a 11
jobs. OK FI'ff Est 96:H945
Paperhanging. FREE E.>
Electriul 6640 TIMATES. 545-3459
Builders 6570
RE:-.10DEL. ~; plum.
bing, painting. e l e c • ,
carpentry, residential, com.
mere .. room a d d it l o n a •
Renson. 67&-3008
C•rpentering 6590
!NO JOB TOO SMALL!
Resident • Industrial Com·
me1 clal • M a l n t e n a n c e
P..epalr and R em o d e 1.
Rea~. Lie. bonded, insured.
• 962-1961 or 642·5001 •
• Carpentry e Cabinets •
ELECTRICIAN. Licensed &. INTER or Ext. PAINTING,
b on de d. SmalJ jobs, IMM.ED. SERVICE. LocaJ
mainten. & repairs. 543-5203 ref. FREE est. 548-1627
Gardening 66IO
ANTHONY'S
Garden Service
646-1941
COMPLETE CLEANUP
NEW LAWNS
Rees. monthly care. Prun-
ing. Landscaping .. Exp. hor-
tkulturist.
GARDENER WANTED
For weekly ma.tnlenance.
e PAINTING • lntC'rlor .\
Exterior. Free estimates.
Rcasonablci ratea. 646-3015
Plumbing 6190
LEAKS? Gas or water elec-
tronically located wider ce-
ment, blacktop. ground,
walls, showers, any place.
Repaired. Water lines clean·
ed. pressure restored.
CALL ··LE:& .!<S'' 642-0348
BankAmerlcard OK
?LUMBING
• Wiremen
We are an Mt•bll1hed
commerclal firm with
liberal frlnqe benefits.
Only people with at
least six months ex·
perience should •pply
to
PARAMETRICS
929 B•ker Str9't
Costa Mua
549-2221
·COMMISSARY
PERSONNEL
FUJI time. Some experi·
ence helpfUI.
APPLY IN PERSON
between 10 a.m.·2 p.m.
Far West Services
Commimry
4647 MacArthur Blvd.
Newport BHch
DAYTIME
BUSBOY
Great opportunity for am-
bitious young man. Apply
in Ptrson between 2 and
~ p.m. daily.
Snack Shop
2305 E. Co .. t Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Semi-Retired Man
With knowledge and experi-
ence in small marine hard-
ware A boats. Salar)l + I;(,
or gross. Apply to MR. KEY
630 Lido Park Drive
Newport Beach
J. W. Railsol
-Ha openinp for:
Experienced
Air Condiflonina
Mechanic
F"ll t ime.
lxcetlent S.neflt1
A..,ly. Personnel
10-4, Mon. thN Fri.
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal cpportunlty
employer
Junior Executive
Opportunity
We wllh to contact a hlcb
type man age 25 to 40, who
has aales executive abillcy
for one of the l&f'iest and
oldest companies In It'•
field. Must be a resident of
l~ Orange County area
for al le::isl 3 years, pre-
f('rrably collrge graduate,
and manied. A training
salary provided to meet
your current income re--
qui rements. Send resume
to Box M-l<Xi Dally Pilot,
or Phone 542·5623, Ext 321.
'·-Ardiftecturaf-
Draft1men
Min 2.J yn experience In
apllrtment house and tract
home field. Preparation of
preliminary layouts ol new
bydronlc domestic heating
and cooling system. Great
oppty to learn new field
pertlcipetion in engineering
testing and to create • fu·
ture In a rapidly growing
manuf8.cturlng company.
Bal1nce-Ffo, Inc.
6~3003
REAL ESTATE
SAWMEll
To k!I Bl& ~ar 1.#ke pro~
erties full or part time.
Offices In Newport Beach
and Bli Bear Lake. Exce~
tlonal eamlngs for top
men! Write Box M 110 Dai-SURFBO~ _Mfg. Co . , ly Piiot
needs 1mmed1ately, f o r
steady employme.nt. exper. ----------
sanders. lamlnators A AQUA·AIRE
glossers. ~ust be depen. NEW DMSION OF EAsT·
dable: tramee appllcanta ERN Mf'G. FIR...\1 NOW ~o~~er:\ A~.t ~t pe~ HIRING. WE NEED 22
Placentia. C.M. MEN TO TRAIN IN ALL
DEPJ'S. NO EXPERIENCE
Salnm•n ,. Manage"." 'Na:tss .. AS WE TRAlN.
Career opporty with leading STARTING SALARY
tirm offering over 100 mu· 5495 PER MO f\JaJ funtts. Full or pt ti me. •
'No exper nee. we tnln. FOR INTERVIEW CALL
Npl Bch ottlce, &42"'422 MON. & TI.TES.
Santa Ana ottlce, 547-3331 547~7
Investors Financl&J
· SeNlc:es, Inc. ----------Wonina foreman
Injection moldini experl·
en~. S m a I I growing
plan I.
SMALL PA'RTS, INC.
1346 Logan Ave.
Costa Mesa :>46-4863
COLLEGE MEN
SUMMER JOBS
Excellent salary. Good bosi·
MSS experience. We traJn.
Box M 111 Dally Pilot
Busboys· &
Dishwashers
Full and Pa.rt Time
Day. aiid Night Shilts
Ovet 18.
Apply in person
BQB'S BIG BOY
154 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
BUSBOYS
Experienced. Over 13.
& (0(0'5
COOKS
'""' ........
11
CWCJCI•
heel-
lent Insurance
p I a 11 & profit
.......... Please
apply I~ P9l'IOll
MfwHft I & 4
f• P.M.
1555 w.
Adams,
Costa Mesa
~
SETTERS &
SHRLERS
Mobil• Home
Experience
Excellent opportunity
-Apply-
fXPlQRfR
MOTORHOME CORP I
4000 Campus Drive
Newport Beach
PART TIMJ
Help nHclecl now
Ideal pai'l time job
working 5 nights a week
from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Pay
ran ges start trom
$230. per month
No experience neces-
sary. We need nine ex·
tra men now. Muat have
lived In I.hie area t w o
years or longer. Call for
appointment.
Mr. Nelson
774-7251
Young Fry Cook
or
Kitchen Traillff
Permanent job. Chance for
advancement.
(No students Please)
Bob's Big. Boy
1~ E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa, Cal.
MANAGER
BAR & DINTNG ROOM
Experienced. Send resume
It salary required to
P. 0. Drawer 391
Huntington Beach
,_ ~-'-
1IWI
Part llme polltlon avaIJ.
able, well aroomtd younr
1ady. Roura ll a.II\. to 3
· p.m. MoadQ Jfirougtl
Friday. Teller or New
Accounta experience pr~
fel'Ted. PIHle apply In
peraon to MR. LITOf
&lenule
. Feder11 S.•inas
2333 !. CNtt Hwy.
Newport INch
All equal opportunity
employer
·EXPERIENCED
CREDIT ~ECKER
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
3029 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
~2033
An equal opportunity
employer
Applicant.a considered on
merit re:prdleu of race,
religious creed. color. na·
tional origin or ancestry.
WAllRm-·
18 to ~. Neel aPl>l'6ring.
No experi~e necessary.
Apply in person.
Bob's Big Boy
154 E. 11th, Costa Mesa
PIODUCllOll
WORKER
c.,.ai.1e of
impectlon.
-APPLY-
1917 Pfacentl• Ave.
Costa ~aa
INSURAm A&flCY
Newport leach
~res penoonel u follows:
(1) Exper lna. secretary
with 11U-pervisor)' capabiliries
121 Multiple line underwriter
(3) File & mail clerk
Salaries open. Phon~ Mr.
Gibson, 5-18-llSS
--SHARP-GALS-
Who att interested in work-
ing in a very groovie shop
can apply for this job if you
are experiencecf in bigb
fashion sportaweer le dresa.
es. !\Ill time only. F'or ap-
pointment •
call 644-2400
THE LOOK
Full t.lmt> days
Monday thru Saturday
Cocktails an<I Sandwiches
also
Part time. 2 nights
Sat. and Sun. cocktails
The Huddle
741 Baker St. Costa Mesa
SECRET'ARYw= =
Busy .stock brokerage of.
lice. Light sleno. heavy
typing Selectric, gen:1 office
duties. Min. age 21. Start
$400. Phone for appt.
642-4080. Shearson. Hammill
" Co.
A11t. Teletype ()per.
G•I Frid•y StPCk brokerage ortice. Ex·
Pref e:xper in construction per. preferred. Must be last
Industry to handle all otllce & accurate ljlth figures .
functions tor rapidly grow-Sa lary open. P'osition avail.
Ing company manutacturing end or May. Phone 642-4080
domestic heetl~ '1id cool· for appt. Sbearson. Hammill
ing equipment. & Co. ~--------8a1 an c e.f Io, Inc. CHURCH NW'llCry attendant.
673"3b63 Exper lady avail Sunday,
WIG Stylist ~ sales; tor an!f other . occ:aslons.~ Own pre~tige detp. store. Ex· tram,. Ph. 5-18--0385 o r
perienced only; following _646-WJ6 ________ _
preferred. Must k n ow SINGLE NEEDLE • Special
custom cutting. Salary open, machine op e r a t o r s ·
plus commission. CaU: Mr. pressers • trimmer!>. Ex-
Edmound, 213: 274-7611 -pe r i enc e d only. 1580
Collect. Monrovia. N.B. ~2666-
SALESWOMEN, Exp., am-JAMAICA INN HOTEL
bitious. career minded to Needs one more maid. Elmer
work into ass't Mgr. of fast helpful. but not essential.
growing fine ladles clothing Sl.65 b.r. Apply in person:
chain. See Mgr. BACK 2101 E. Coast Hwy, CdM
STREET, ~ Fashion Island, BARMAIDS ..•.
N.B. . .. and GO.GO
WAITRESSES. Experienced. DANCERS
Nite shift. Union scale, $300,.per week
ho ipitallzation insurance, 6J8.5483 or 633·9763
dental care. Apply in per!IOll C f • C G" I 9 to 11 AM. Howard's • eteraa ounter "
Restaurant. 4001 w. Coast Must have cash register e.'<·
Highway, Newport Beach. pe~ence. Monday through
BEA'"'"'CIAJN Good Frtda,y 7:»-4 p.m. Call
v '• • with 8J3.-0600 ext 2036 high styling &: older S1yles. ' . .
New plush shop on t9tl'\ St., WANTED: rccC?t10n1St
C.M. across from new who has had experience in
Senior Citizens, residence. medical or dental otllce & is
FuU or parl time. 642-7241 comfortable with children.
SEAMSTRESSES _54_8-5588 _____ _
Exper., tor (a.st growing e G~ ATI'ENTION e
women's sportswear mJg'r ()poortumty knocks once.
Groovy place to work plu~ Like ~le? Like money?
gOOd pay. 1810 Monrovia . CM Over 18. Devotr 2 or 3 eves week. Earn S60+. 495-5-122 ~UNTERGIRLS In n e w KITCHEN & CO\lnter. mature
Fish.& Chips restaurant. Im-women part time days no mediate openin~. Good pay · · &: bours. Al)ply: • Th e Sat or Sun Ap;>ly lo persr n.
TYPIST
Optolng i.mmediltetr nan.
able for a IYlrist to ..,. ..
a Friden Flexowrlteor. Po.s.-
Uon Involves typln( ma.la.
lal for llb1wy book c:et•
loi.'\les.
AppllCMts most be r•pld
and accurate t;yplsl>-eble
to type fJO w.p.m. 00 tlec-
tric l.Y1>'W1'iter. Two years
pre viousexperle~re
qwred.
We are a growth company
In the Held of education Of.
ferllli excellent aalarlel.
liheral benefits Including
profit s b a r i n g, pleasant
worMng conditions: and ~
portunily for Jrowth and
advancement.
Apply In person at the
Pcnonnel Office .
PROFESSIONAL.
LIBRARY SERVKE
A Xerox Company
2200 E. McF•dden Ave.
Santa Ana, Calif.
An eQ ua I apportu.ni t.Y
Pmployer
CLERK TYPIST
Contracts Admlnlstnt•
lion. Attraaive penna-
nent posltiofi with divel'o
sit!ed responsibilities for
person with good typing
skills and prefenble ex·
perience in statistical
"'ork. Profit sharing.
J. C. CARTER CO.
671 W. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
541-3421
An equal OPJX>rtunit)'
employer
Newport Beach
Secretary r~ for the
President of ~ °""'"al
firm of Engineering Con-
su 1 tan Ls. Thls posl tion will
Include other office duties
<luring the President's tre-
QuC'I absenses. Exceptional
typing and shorthand skills
and a pleasing personality
art' required. College back-
ground prelen'ed: salary
open. Six girl ortice.
Phone Mr. Andrews
675-3551
Repro Typist
Type 65-70 wpm
-APPLY -
Marshall
Communications
2230 S. Ann• St. s .. nta An•, Calif.
An equal opportunity
employer
RKPT /SECT'Y
Dorymen 2100 w Oc Taco Mesa. 2673 Harbor 9: 30
Front, N.' B. · ean AM loll AM or after 2 PM Expanding engince1ing &
R. N. or LVN 3-Y SHIFT DRAPERY work r~m hPlp. architectural f i r m offers
• Bit-ins • Alterations • e Repaln • Reas! 6'16-~
Must be neat, reasonable
and reliable. Able to do
landscaping as necC'ssary.
EastbluH. Phone 644-0577
after 6 PM
REPAIRS REMODEL Gertler lndustrl ..
Night Shilt
Apply in peMIOO
Five Crown1
RMt1urant
Newport H a r b 0 r Con. Expcr. MC'l Mom.son Ora· permanent position lo attrac-
valescent Home. 1 5 5 5 peries, 1651 Placentia Ave.. tlve. personable person und-
Superior Ave .. N e w P 0 rt _c_.~_f_. -------er 35. :\1ust take shorthand,
Beach. 646-7765 NEF.D 2 Fullerettes. Can 90 wpm " type 75 wpm.
rR.EE estimates. No JOb too
i:mall. Remodels and Ad-
di t Iona. 548--0787
CARPENTERING &: Roof·
in:t All ~ e AU wonc
gm>ranteed. ~m
REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS
CABINETS. luly size job.
23 yrs exper. 5-18-6713
Cement, Concrete 6600
CUSTOM PATIOS .\
Block walls. Also conc:rtte
sawing k remov11J. 84:! lOIO
CEME.~T work. all types.
No job too small. Free ,.~t.
H. STU"FtJC'R 54~15
CEMENT work. P 11 I I o s .
drlvew11ya. walks. etc. All
typet. Free est. 89l-481A
-ntORYl< CONCRETE
JAPi\NC5E GARDE:'l&R
:\T;iintenance by the month.
Good refs. Exper ~7758
Cut & Edge Lawn
Maintenance. Licen~ed.
548· 48~ · 545-8570 alt 4 PM
MOWING, Edgin~. vacalawn
Gen'I cl~.nup. Haulin~.
Odd jobs. * 5'18-6956
JAPANESE GARDENER
F:XPER. Rrliahle mnlnt.
Rra11. mo rale.s. Rll2-3219
e JAPANESE GARDt."NINC:
Srrvi•'e Cle~nup, Lan<lscap·
Ing. 531·7Q.'W aft 7 p.m.
+ ~10WTNG, rdging. & clf'Bn
up. Monthly rn tr.s. Fret'
estimate. Call 968-19U •
NO JOB WO SMALL General Services 6612
Free •t. 646-1234/675-55'16 ---------
Child~,..
Painting, Plumbing, Car-
6610 pentry. ReH! Rel. Insured.
v-A-o.N--cr--.-1-ch_il_d-. _H_o_t ~fi~~~;a~~
lunches. naps. toys, K · =========-tMties. Lk . 54&-lr>.19
~ Otild Carl' in my ~.
f'Qmona School area. B.v
d.l.y or ~eJc. 646-MM
Contractors 6620
e ROOM ADOmONS e
Hauling 6730
I HAULING. Truh ptckup.
TrimmlnJ, AnytJling • wr do
11 all. Expert work. 54,;..21'!1'l
CLEAN l.011. gar11ges, ele.
1"ff removal. dump. 11klp.
hlckhoe. fill, gradr. 962-8745
HAULJ.N~aragr ClranuP'
Yoo name It. I tuml. Rl!llll·
ONllbJe. Bil John 642-40-10
1-T. Conltruction
J"am11y mims, kitchen or
anla s~ story or 2:
..... C'Ultom d~. ror
eltb&tee 6 layout, phone: lronlftl 6155
• tn.U11 • ---------Tt* CAllHEJ'. lldr. 1S yrs lRONt.NG A .bab)'lttttn# In
eip. ,..,. omtr. rm add. my hom~. Yoo ditllver ~ ..
Ifft mable. lEIDt wt. fn.2473 90Nble. • 547980 • ·
UCENSEI> Om~. Ad· CUSTOM IRONlNG
dltJona. ltnaodeltnir. Sin Pick ~I; d('llv~r
Jobe Sprdall)'. m-.mt 64J.a9 .'~
AddltiOM 1t ~-IRONING 6 Alltf'tiom. My
1'T'td H. Ci«Wlclr, Uc. home t1.Sc • plf!CC) J321oi E mea • ...a10 21. ui. 54M1ll
642-3128 Experienced m a c h I n I s t s Please bring resume to Suite WOMAN ... capable of car-ea.rn S4. hour. we train. O, 4242 Campus Drive, New·
ing for convalescent female H.~. _~rs· c, r "en berg port Beach, between 10 AM Sewing 6960
Alterationa--642-5145
Neat. accurate, 20 yrs. e."11
TILE, Ceramic 6974
* Verne, the Tile Man •
Cusl. ,.,,ork. Install l repaira.
No job too smell. Plaster
patch. Le'king s h o w er
rrpair. 847-1957/816-0'lOS
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Job w.,,tect, Men 7000
COLLEGE Gtllduate, age 34,
partially disabled. dttitts
work he can do at home.
Familiar with AC\.'OUntlng,
EDP, oflk f' mac:hine opera-
tion. typing, business in
.:eneral All!O handy with
tools. ~1:-ii1s •
Job W•nted
Men & Womtn 7030
COUPt.J:: E.arty 50'1. Exp.
rvl'ry· phase RPI.. supv ..
mi;m'I &: faint., ~
Domestic Help 7035
LIVE INS
~moloyer pays fee&
Crorgc Byl11nd Acmcy
100 B E. 16th, S.A. M7-0395
Agend-. MN 7100 H...._ Are
Our lutlneu#
Coast E-.loymeet
AGENCY
Sanhl Ana Pron Bldr.
1670 SMla Ana AVf'.
C0tte MeN 642·9611 nn a: l> am • 5 pm Mon.Fri.
Help WantM, MM 7200
SERVICE St1 Altmda11t.
E:rppr .• full tlme ct.,... U8T
Ptlcen& co:rr ! 11) c .111.
•
wanted with own tools. Good
:'~=· ~w·,~~th ~~ FC lkkpr. to $650 ~l E. Coast Hwy.
Corona dcl Mar stroke patient. Go home _84_-_-3_J_20______ & 6:30 PM. Friday, Monday
nights. Call ::, -IO -9 8 7 7 DENTAL Ofc. Mgr. Exper. or Tuesday only. Certler or Ron Dennison. Marvelous o~unity f or
CARRIER SOYS • If <. P&L bookkeeper with strong GOOD ROU'J'D beckllJ'OUJl(I. G I a m o r ous
between 8 a.m-10 a.m. or .. yrs colle&e· Single. 25-SE~STR-..,E""'S,...,,S--
SHARP WAITRESS TEAM ,_45_._:>-t_s-3000 ______ _
A~ a" aB~ ~ business in local area. I Em· ·-To do alteration in groovie Bar-trq. Take ouL Cute Saleslady experienced !hop on casual dresses and ,...,...,., UJ:J You llwe 1 t HUNTINGTON BEAOI P oyer pay11 ee I
DAIL y PILOT aa ~.uirt Also Fee Positions
beach area coUt'e shop. Will for jr.welry store in sportswear. Full or pert
consider s t1 I a r y + prollt Costa Mesa, 548-3402 llme.
"" NEWPORT
• • M2-UZ1 • and 1hr desire to eem an Penonnel Agency sharing, 646-3798 S.am1tress-Sall lof.-:-THE LOOK. Fashion fsland
IOYS 10. 14 extra $100 per •Hk 111lary
Good routa! • ~ profit! for ~ rveninp wortc caJI 833 Dover Dr .. N.B.
DENTAL Receptionist. Able 642-8343 Call su.·2400 for appt.
to take Xrays and '1o IOme 'liiiiiiiiiiilllliillliiiiillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilm..liiiii1I chairside assisting. Newport II BALBOA PENINSULA MR. .\'!ILL.ER PR 4-20'21 iiiiiiiiiiiiii64ii2iii-3iiiliii7iiiOiiiiiiiiiiiillll
DAILY PILOT POLISH A DETAJL MAN ~ Betty Bruce at
Beacb Ofllce. ~ 4 4 -24 8 4 El.ECTRONIC
e &t2-021 e AND
KITCH.EN-Helper -Ex-PARTS COUNTERMAN m· fl
perienced in Mulcan food. DEAN LEWIS i66 Lxec
Apply Milla Me x it ll n 1966 Harl>or. C.M. Agency for Carttr Girls
RHtaurant 547.w. 19th St.. •9303 ~O w. coast Hwy .. N.B.
CM WTD:'°' Retired a p p I I a n c e By appaint. ~
ROUTES AVAILABLE servlt'c man (auto. walhtt ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!1111
in l dryrr) for p/time work LVN'S A PRACTICAL nurses
betw. 8-5.
• Medical Asst. for be.ck-ofc.
X-ra.y, injection.
• Med tna. Sec'y. ~r.
Salary open Ph: 837.7520 * TELEPHONE ~
Tap commiulon, salary U
you quaU(y. Exper only. For
. inteNlew pb 546-7041 Wnt:mlnller tor tlo)'I l~H Must be In good health and needed tor p.-ivate duty. All
Good Profit• • No SundQ able to drive l:t\lek. 147-639) shifts. LacouUe N u r 1 e 1 RELIABLE aunt-41tle.r. My ~UvcrJ M2-4321 CAMPER A Tra.ile-metal Reg,b1r)'. &42--9955 home. Som e a flernooos, eves. N~. Elden A Santa SERVICE Station Attendant, man. m111t, hAw previolll
full Ume, expeience p~ experiNice. A p p 1 y Ill Help WantM Isabel. 646-4712 '
ferred. Enquire Chuck Ma· Monarrh lnduatriu. 2120 Women 7400 SANDWICH Makers nlahtl. S
noe Chevron. comer S()rinc· Plactnlia, CM. OfTJCE HELP ").m. to 4 a.m. 5 days.
dale at Edlnsfr. HB. STEADY part time delivery for 1W.. business. 21HA.\1'BUROER HENRY
NURSERY M_AN job for C'lelll cut college llU· S36-656l JS Placentia, Costa MeN
'-MANAO!R dent 11.1111 ·own car. 500 W. " BARMAIDS
Xlnt opponunllY with large Cit HW)'. Newport Sch. 1 • DONUT M 1 k e r • ex· Inquire •t ,
rrlall nursery chain. 1213) --perlenced, early A.M. ahilt. 2125 Harbor Blvd, CM.
639-5988 or 12:13) 869-4167 1 * Ttlephone Salet ntE DONUT MlLL :>40-3'154 MATURE babysitter wanted. . Top comrnlulon. salary u DDntt:" n .11 t M ASST Mgr Wanted for Costa you q,iallfy. Exper. only .-...... ....,. area ,. "'ere le Cl'· ~ or 4 artnoooa wk .
Mrwa Car Wub. 2 0 ;> 9 For lnt~rW!W ph 5*-'704J H.B .. F.V. Wlll tn.ln. Mrs. .,...aularlno atta. ~
Harbor Blvd. Apply In n.ckfft.y, 962-5244. e !Um'AURANT HELP e
peraon. SERVICE Sta Attendant. MATURE Woman babyllt Ewnlnp. OVER 21
oYf!r 71. lllbt mecb ·~ ... ~. ,,__ ... • .. -SERV Sta. Attend •• P/Ume. Unloa Stadle, 31T Sllptrior ~ uume. vwn trant. 3 IC•u e ~ e
Needed for nictlt A ftllds. NB ' c:bldni. Aft 6 pm. 962"'°23 EYetYOM a1e9F\lller1'rualla
;:~ .. Bill c;ut tor '""t. SERVICE ltadclft Mer. Ex-~~CShopER Wby not •» them. $3. llr.
P _ per. Sa1i1rJ opm. 210t E. , ·--Beec.h 83S-Oll5 Mn. Brown IO-Tal2 RB.
ART·TlME HANDYMAN Coait fiWJ. CorGM de.I Mer ...__ . * HOUSDQ:EPER ~ .!'o For pn .. tt lldlool. EXPER marine d h • e i a.EANING. ~ hl'9 ,Tr1d~ Live 1n. 1 rhnd. J,Jdo ble.
u,......,, mech11nJc ai.tlfl E. SmUt1 S10 NEWPORT SHORES Call 9 to ~ Ml-«121
.sttv. 1ta attmld 1"9"' Yfrd Co. sos 31lt St. MB m-f71D '4!&-MlS ' TEMPORARY: Youns lady,
ahltt. Salary + comm. OR Malntmantt .,._ for motel ltN RILlllll quallllecl blllqw •• rmera1 of. 3-~ m E est Rwy. ow 11,oom + •-. CA.LL. M7.tm nee dUtNm. 4Mm7
DW tG81I lot JU:SULTS '..... alARGE ,_. 1dllt .. ...,, W1lile ...,, st I uDlme•De-4• ... -...
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Electronic Assemblen .....
D1y and A~ernoon Shift
RequirH 2 yH rs ewperlence in sub en4' lin•f
auembly. Chau!, wirin9, soldering, crimping
and lu99Jng experience ra..quired. Must be able
to worUrom wir1 li1h.
hcell,nt Company benefits, ineludin9 GROUP
MEDICAL.DENTAL plen, 12 days annual leave
plus paid w .. ~ off et Christmas.
14,,ty ,.,... .. D•.-ltfi.lltt
701 E. VERMONT, ANAHEIM
INTERSTATE
ELECTRONICS
COIPOIATION
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Scho01'4natrvdton 7600 ~y~~ .~D_!~--_, SA.LI AND TlAD!,_ SALi AND TRADE_
DAILY PILO( JJ _TlA~N_S_PO __ RT_A_T_10H __ ~1-T1tAN ___ s_PO~RT;...;..;.;.A_T~ll~~-=---;-1TEUiil~ITJ~~-r'flii.mrtililfiNTm10~N~
9900
P'eMI & 0....,. IUO ~ MOO Mechlnery,--etc. 1700 FORD
• ASSllMlers
K}Ylt
360 PltOOUMMING
INDUS. DIAFT1NG
GROC. CHICXING
.,.ltONtC ASllMIL Y
PIX/TYP
-PJAM>i oaW-·-rurtmt 2.·.~-u,-. a.art-. f-UllAll.o&.A..&.X...l:l-LaDll~
"SELL.IN" SWIMMING POOL Recondidooed· sm
Yet.. wc'n bavb'I. • 1e11-11 n Pool, FUter, Su.dace ....-. Efel. ~T-2433
In" Jor Sprtas. Floor mod-I\ S1dmml'r. Mllmenanet ·-o --els. 1bow modela. tnlde-lna FREE GJ'Ol.ll'ld Pad. ' PITS Md LIVESTOCK
oi piano. • oraana Will 80 $149.11 Ci&.. c;; 1820-
•t low, LOW priCff. WHY SICARD POOL ..
DON'T YOU abop 111 before 323 S. Main. 0r&n£e BURMESE IO!Wni; dark
aablf. Papers. MalPL
CLEAN 21' x 8' t<enskUI, twin bed•. 8'X1G' enclolure ___ ...,... ____ ;_
$2500. Space rent $4(). Mo. PEUGEOT
Costa Mesa. Write Daily
*MID-WEEK SPlCIAL '0 FORD V-8 G:i\J.J.xrE
"500'' 2i1r. lIO'roP sro ·
CPE. A/T, Pwr. I steer ..
R/H, etc. Orig. Arctic white
w/attractive blue vinyl in-
ter. PRJCED TO CO! • you buy? 532.1992 ONLY $4951
..,.,lence4 enly.
WAR()'S BALDWIN STUOJO _ -·
llOl Neowpol't. CM 142-8484 * AUCTION * \'(!5LC!fsl Pllot Box M·lOI 'fl Peugeot 4()j Model· New .._ ________ ,clutch. S500 • 64$.1092 • l.st Car Lot on Harbor Blvd.
Cemputer AtMmbly. • PIANOS A ORGANS •
• Larsnt atoclt In So. Calif. * 20~-40~ oU·Player p1ano1
~'!------~8y~ Motorcyct.. 9300 ==C=a=tb::::e =-=-=494-=. =707=1=;:;:: JOHNSON & SON
5361115 PORSCHE UN."Qln. Mercury
O>sta Meaa Bl'allc.h -APPLY-l202T Garden Grove Bd .• GG
537-711' 1000 C'Ol1I to ~ from
n you wm sell or bu1
etve Windy a try
Auctions Frld1y 7 p,m.
Windy's Auction Barn
Behind Tony'1 Bide. Mat'!
2075\i Newport, CM 646-8686
GERMAN SHEPHERD
..UPS
·~ HONDA 306; clean, mec:h.
&ood· S375 Or best" oiler.
Aleo Mac:ll. tools. 54&-7379 ---------'56 Porsche 1600 COUf)e
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7(Xi()
M1nhlll
Communlutlons
2U7 S. Main St., Santa Ana
545-7166
212 N. ~mon, Anahelm
n6-2900
"Better LMna thru
F.ducatioo"
• Term\ • Term1 -Ttr11>9 •
cub for your piano GI' trade
iflind piano for n-1pinet
Field's Wholesale P1anu Co.
12072 &oukbUHt at Q)a.pmt1n
Garden Grove tn4\ &JS.mo
MOVING, Mdt Sell, Bdrm
set, dbl bed. bkcase hdbrd.
AKC rqlatered Olampion
BLOOD LINES
1. Ch. ULK WD<lNC.
Eft.BLUT Sch m
Top wl.nninc Shepherd
of all nmes
1966 HONDA 160 Scrambler Good condition. Saci·lficel
Mutt HU but oder Call $895. 600.,, Acacia CdM
67$-3923 after 6 * 873-8301 *
1968 Suzuki 500cc, 1300 ml.
$890 or seat otfer. 54<>-1828
'61 PORSCHE Roadster
'6l CountT)I Sedan, 4 dr, V-8
Fordomatlc, nu pnt, orh:
owner, $550 or nearest oUer.
546-6802 aft 6
2230 S. A.nM St.
Sant• Ana, C.llf.
AD equal QPPOrtunitY
dre•er. 2 nlte stnda $100:
refrig S35: 5' Ceramic fir
lamp $35: 8' sect sofa $25;
sml mpl din tbl •SlS; bkcase
$15. 364 Hamilton, CM. 642-
11&0
xlnt condition • '67 RMERA, f.p. chr whli, 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 XL
930. W. Balboa Blv., Balboa atereo tape, Sir bucket ltl, Convert. Cean! Sharp! Xlnt
xlnt cond, 54400 Pvt. pty. ti.res and top. Mechanically 2. Ch. NORDRAAK
employer
fOR
S.Cretulal Tralnlnt
,ATTEND THE
Lowrey spl organ · $499.-
Wurliuer piano repo $499.
Weber ftblt grlnd $850.
· ot MATTERHORN
3 times Pacific
Coa.at Victor
Malea-~emalea <5 wef'ks)
Black o\ Tan (shots\
BRED FOR QUALITY
o\ TEMPERAMENT
l'edlgrH wtth each Pup
U Mlm Days 1~2 PM
837-3865 Eves aft 6:30 PM
Auto Service
& Pam 9400 '5: TOYOTA 837·63.21 •fl 5:~ very good. 847~28
'58 Fords (2) Pvt. Pty. Green
_ __;;,;::-.* Mott Modern Up-to-Datt
PART TIME WOllK
EY9nlnp-Aftemoont
STUDENTS-TEACHERS
HOUSEWIVES.Anyone
• Register now for summer
piano courses Cages 7-l.Jl,
adult orpn classes.
E-Z TERMS
MUSIC CITY, C.M.
• 54n-Z16S *
NOW HERE -the new
FOAM Rubber rot to size.
Uphol supplies. f a b r I c 1 ,
naugabyde. Factory outl~
Low prices. A-1 Foam
Fabric & UphoMery Supply
Co .. 311 E. 5th St., S.A.
835-1181 Weekends 837-3865 alt 9 AM
TIRES
New car chan&eovers and 68112 TOYOTA
takco!!s. M a Jo r brands, NOW HERE!
many 1 iie1. GIGANTIC SEE THEM TODAY
415 E. 17th St., C.M. 540-3271 M II tin: I
DELTA Supreme (2) 1100xl5 'W\ Ull-.0
CADILLAC 2 dr coupe. $350. Blue Conv. '
Slcyliner sm>. Both Finest
Cond. 67J.-7981
U FORD Galaxy 500: air,
PIS. P/B, aufo.. 390 eng.,
ivory. Sl850. 673-2659
IMPERIAL
Work near home In our new
new9')aper facility selling
the Orange County edition
of The Loi Angeles T\mes.
Excelle('lt wages and cbm-
mission&. We can train you.
CaU today (or details.
BUSINESS COLLEGE in tile
Southland. The acbool ol
Proerammed Learning with
the ••finlsblng acbool'' touch
Complete Secretarial -
Brushup -mM Keypunch
Start any Monday-E'fening
classes &LIU.
POLLY PRIEST
B,USINESS COLLEGE
325 N. Newport Bl., N.B.
Supersoundlng T-200
Hammond Spinet 01'gan
... -the finest yet!
SCliMIDT-PHJU.lPS CO.
BEAUTIFUL China. ·Piece A PET OR A P~!
by piec:e or entire cupboard New obedience classes
SAVINGS! Flrestone Stores, ej L
IJIOUDted on VW rlmy 13" IMPORTS wide. $80. 642--3291
* Prfftip Automobile
J964 CADILLAC CPE. DE
VJlJ.E trom a fine home •
On ven less than 10,000
miles per yr. Dilltlnctlve
orig. Lime green w/immac.
CUn.-ency Green Inter. Tbls beautiful car has "every-'66 CROWN Imp. Immac 4 dr bdtp. All pwr, fact air, bal
1907 N. Main 0 20th
Santa Ana
Cull • moving! Make offer • atartq. ·~ Russell
Haviland • MclS!en, French 54&3890 ~2860 Trailer, Travel 9425 1966 Harbor. c .M.. 646-9303
PRJV A TE PARTY haa
30 ft Mobile Hom• TOYOTA
thing" from thermal con· 50,IXK> ml fact wan" $3-195.
trolled AIR CONDITJONING &:16-4().12.
-Full pwr. eqpl. till wbee.1, -::::;========
LOS ANGELES TIMES
1375 SUNFLOWER. AVE.
COSTA MESA
Sf9-9301 or 540..5151, ~· 297
Phone 548-9723
LIFE"I'fME Gift • Chilcoat 10
lesson Typing School 173 Del !!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Mar CM. 543-2859 Mon.-Wed. 83 Hamond Orst1U1
"' MERCHANDISE FOR
-'\tE AND TRADE
Furniture -------
with Leslie speaktra
Excel cond. 675-3606
8200
---------·Spanish Mediterranean
Jobi-Men, Wom. 7500 SHOWROOM SAMPLES
8 Ft wood carved armed di·
van with large man's mat~
Ing chair: beaulilul Medi·
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS J. W. Robinson
H11 openlnp for:
Salespersons
-Women't Better Shoes
-Women's
Casual Shott
Top Commi11ion1
Full time
Excellent benefltl.
Apply Pe .... nMI
10-4, Mon. thru Fl1.
tcrranean fabrics and col· Camper~ Burly - Haven -
ors. S Pc hexagon Spanish lneome -TN a HURRY
dark oak-top dining set with I told my new M'<:retary to
black or avocado framed take a lellet" and she said,
chairs: decorative vinyl de-~I I tM<e it in shorthand,
sign. 5 Pc Mediterranean or are you IN a HURRY?"
bedroom set -9 drawer Mr. SACRIFICE $70, Lafayette
& Mrs. dresser. large fr;lm-model 525 23 channel c. B.
ed mirror, large nite com-Radio with M 2 Mike in·
modes, matching panel de-eludes a n t e n n a . CaU
lliened headboard. 540-4622 after 7.
$195 VALUE
full ftric• NOW $429.95
OR TERMS AS LOW AS
S3.00 PER WEEK
CW111 sell items lndividu~l.y)
NO DOWN
Use Our Store Charge
Ttltvl1ton -1205 .......... RENT OR IUT CeLeR
& Prussian. etc. etc. OR DALMATIAN Pups, Cham-
3-8316 CdM . pion 1toek, bced 1st for
Cl:EANING Out storage -disposition, 2nd abo1~" Take
valuable. Antiques & all home about 517. 642-\937
household fui•nishiniz.s. .BY e GERMAN SHEPHERD e private party. Everything reosonable! 708 lris CdM, Puppies. AKC Reg!strred
673-8316 It: guaranteed. 546-38-'lO
.....--. -. ARROW DOG OBEDlENC,E O~D Spanish ca~inet. claues starting. Private
Been in family • to duplicate tra1nin"' vail. 968-2470
costs $2'25 . .Musi sell • Pvt 1---·~ ... •-----
party. Best oiler. 673-8316 CHIHUAHUAS Al<C. tiny
CdM. Eves. All day wkends male, 10 wks, breeder, 2%
175 YARDS ol N y L 0 N lb stud avail. 546-2962
CA R P E T . ideal for Yorkabire Terrier pups.
apartments. $3.95 a yard in-Cbamp Dam &: Sire. Tiny,
i.1alled. Other bargains! Call elegant pets. LI 8~8.'n
546-4478 evenin~s DACHSHUND Pups'. 'l mall's.
SHARP, lMMACUL.ATE & HEADQUAR
ready to roll. Combination ELMO TERERS electric &: butane. Take ov·
er payments or will trade.
871-3416 after 4 P.M. If no 9625 GARDEN GROVE.BLVD
answer, try again. GARDEN GROVE JE 1-6630
20' AR1&'1'QCRA-'f.:..'6i '66.~ee_p.
Liner, made . l tr i p . Perleet cond. Fwd driv.e. 10
Monomatlc toilet. shower, ,gears. 494.ST:ill
Refr.freezer. water beater. ::;;;;========
s pa c e h eater, $2800. TRIU•.1PH
646-5'l57, 325 Santa Ana ---------Ave . N.B. SACRJFlCE! '67 Triu~h
20' Kil self-contained. UJce 2000 sed. lo mileage, xlnl
new. Tandem wheels, T & S, cond.
$2175. 962-5816 Make offer! 642-7293
BARGAINS In new CARPET Std. AKC, mahog & 1an. Hr,.
for bedrooms. Blue, multi-sss. 3 mos. TI4: 673-3.il3 Trailers, Utlllty 9450 VOLKSWAGEN
colorrd. beige etc. Call AKC Basset Hound Pup. Tr~ _____ ...;_ ___ ---------
546-4478 evenings colored male: 6 mos. Loves UTILITY Trailer 4' x 7'. 'li6 VW, orig. owner, wbiie
kids! $50. 54G-8638 Eve. Ligbts. License plates. Ex. wired Int. All extras. $1475.
Misc. Wanted 8610 WIRE-Haires Terriers, male ---------a: female. AKC. All h1lota. WANTED Re;:-~~~'
Furnitur•Appllanc"
Color TV'.-St1reo1
-TOOLS-
531·1212 or 193.0555
$$ CASH SS
Ji or... 1830 -REGISTERED % h o r s c
gelding bay, 14.5 handi,, 5
yrs old. Has excel breeding.
Qualified for racing or
cond. $75. 548-2535. 874 Dar-540-5489 aft 5:30 & Sun.
rell St .. C.M.
auto scntial light to the fin·
est AM-FM radio.' A tre-
mendous intrinsic value fDr-
ONL Y $2695
1st 011· Lot on Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
r
r
I
I
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CHEVROLET
l '66 MALTBU 2 dr, hlk vlny
top. white body, blk int
bucket eeets, con~ul. R/H
air. Make olrcr. 494-3237
.
l
MERCURY
* BONNlE and CLYDE
SPrx:iAIL~
'63 MERCURY V8 MONT·
ER.EY S-55 2 Dr. SPORT
H D T 0 P CPE. Sparkling
orlg. mink.. "''hite w /plush
red carpeted vinyl bucket
seat inter. This special
"breezeway" model with the
useful power o p e n I n g
"REAR WINDOW" is thel
most!
ONLY $9951
1111 Car Lot on Harbor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln-Mercury
C.OSla Mrsa Branch
1911 Ha.rbOr IDvd. &12-70Ci0
'68 BRAND new station
wagon. Air, etc., all &elVice
free for 40,IXK> miles. Lease
for $119 PtT · month. Also
available: e x c e p t i o n a l
bargains on our lease
'tumins. Lease Dept.
Johnson & Son Lincoln •
Mercury &42·9081
'66 CALIENTE $1900
892-4958 after 5 PM
MUSTANG
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
employer ,.
No fancy front BUT . •
QUALITY VALUES INSIDE!
APROVED FURNITURE
2159 Hubor Blvd., C.M.
Daily ~9. 10..5 SUnday
• 548-9660 •
TY
FREE
We pay cub tor : Western p 1ea11 u r e. Good
I Furniture I Appllancea around kids. Can be seen at
'64 Olev V-8 Impala. dir, ap
convrrl. Nr new. S96 cash o
older ·trade. Pymts S34.86 r 'li6 Mustang GT. R/H, bltn
I Antiques I Tools Orange C o a n t y Fair
ON ITEM or -Ground• or contact . Mr.
stereo, 4 spd, mag whls, 4
new tires, excel cond. Make . offer. 548-9760 alt 6pm
· mo 494-9773
-Cooks DR.Exa DINING SET
"Elp&na" table w/2 leaves 4
chain 1 yr' old $325 custom
pad! Inc. Yellow chair and
ottoman $20. Folding bed ns. Misc. 494-7313
COMPLETE HOUSEFUL. = at 546-6550 or
Call 547-6741 « 827-8271 '67 Dodge Sporuman l~ V8
RIH. C1Jst.ti11. Cam.ping VOLVO
'63 CHEV. 4 Dr. Bel Air: oU
white color. 42.IXK> miles
fact. air. $1195. &46-5033 • '66 Muatang, bard top; V-8,
-Hostesses
-Day Busboys
-Dishwashers
APPLY IN PERSON
9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
REUBEN l lH
151 E. Pacific Cit Hwy
Newport BHch
New Ancient Muiner
CUSTOM Made extra long
studio couch, Bil-in elec
oven &: cook top. Chopping
block coffee table. 673-8593
NEW aoias 559.75. Clearing
House, 5201 Paramoont,
Pico Rtv.ra. 213: 699-9150
8022
CROSS.TOP REFRIG $35;
Tbl mod TV, 19" $23: set of
twin beds, gd & cln $22 pr;
Rotary gas lawn mwr $18:
Dinette srt $15. L 0 T S
MORE! 1550 Superior (rearl
CM 64&-9188. 642-5666
BBQ SJ. Surf brd $50. TV $10.
1 y.., ...
Parts & Labor
$7 M•.
No Dep•sit
Rent With
Option to luy
521-7555 .. -"" ..
RENT
COLOR TV
S9 MONTH
WANTED TO PURCHASE a TRANSPORTATION
liquor license In good st~ I • y h 9000
ding in Orange County. Con-~. • ac ~---
ta~·Cas" at a1'ea code 213: 33' 40wens Brigantine
627--3114 Daytime. 1967 Model • still under war-
e 0 L L E G E S l u d e n f ranty e lfberglass e fly
despe.rately needs refriger-bridge • dual controls • T/S
ator in working order. 1 will • gu •loaded w/extraa e
haul. &12-4432. uklng $26,000. 545-3675 or
WANTED Bait Tank 4 lo 6 546-Sf,59 ICOOp. MUST be 1ood coo--CAL--Cat--N-o-. -30-. _N_ew_tJ'am. __
dllion 673-5129 poline, trlr &:. cover. Xlnt
FREE TO YOU
cood. Aft 7 p.m. wkd:ya, aD
cly. wknds ~3462
equip. Trlr bltch. Lo mt ---------
642-4996
'65 GMC 'h-ton truck with
camper: sips. 4. Xlnt concl.
Low ml. $1900. 54!}.1695
'68112 VOLVO
NOW HERE!
SEE THEM TODAY
---------10' BOAT&: Trlr, SSS. 6' FG
SNOW White, orange a: white Dinghy, S55. 4 hp BriU1h
black It: white, male l Seagul OB, w I Ions shaft, WE PAY
female kilten.s 20312 s.w. $75. 646-7058
BMW
Cypress, Santa Ana Heights ::. ==::::. ====:=-= TO p
54G-99:i3 519 Sailboats 9010 J
ADORABLE male striped --------
long haired kitten. 962-¢l95 LIKE SAILING? PATSllN
'67 BMW lsOO, 2 dr &'Cd.
AM/FM racllo, 77(X) miles.
Like new! $2•100. 543-2377
~l Eves. .
COMET
'61 BLUE Comet. 6 cyl. slick
1hift. rlh, good tires. Best
offer. 846-<Xi91 art S.
CONTINENTAL
N"wport Beach
taking applications for
Waltres.~s • Hostcs~rs
Bartenders • Walters
Cooks • Kitchen Help
BU!lbo)>s • Dl'lhwashera
Thurs.. May 19, 12 to 6 PM
2aJ7 W. Coast Hwy.
Rental can apply to purcnase aft 5 wkdya or anyti~ DISLIKE THESE? '-JI' p R I c E ORDER BY PHONE wknda. 5-7 •Payments. high Interest, * "Succ"s Story"
• Thun.-Fri.-Sat. • 523 ••H::1 B~CIC Persian ~cat. ~=~c:~s::.:::: DATSUN Automobile
Retrlg water coolen. Pool
cleaning equip SlO. oUice
chra S1>20. 178,.5arita Isabel.
C.M. 642-7072 \
Furniture a: Misc. ~ approx 1 year old. Very af· PREFER THESE'? FOR-NICE CARS 1963 CONTINENTAL SEDAN
49'2 Magnolia. Calta Mesa. 9 to 9:30 • 7 DAYS fectlonate. Accunomed to • Low t ~rte AT W/AlR CONDmONING " (lpnc" e Coiffures dogs. 673-6ln s/9 eare 1r:' ~i'~, ~ • 2201 AND TRUCKS an the 1P9ce age eXtraa.
HAI STYUST
Furniture Auction 8025 ConlOles. Portables a: Hi·Fi SMALL 2-story fr am t C8l 25, as little 1J $20. Any Make or ModeL Beautiful Tahitian ~oral w/
$29 9 bulld·n In Or A-CONNELL immac Coral infer. Thill Soutft Coast Pina Southlancf'I Largest • • S 1 g: ange. ,. .. rox 1 day, avail soon Cal 3'. 5· 'Main. Santa Ana 11utomatic gets a doorman
Ask for CAL. 546-7116 u.-...1...rn 500 sq. ft. 543--0507. 673-4300 Try Ou.r Club Plan 5404880 CHEVROLET ,..._.. sn NEWPO salute for -
MEN A: women to circulate I Furniture & Appliance AND UP RT SAILING CLUB '66 Dataun, r&h, dlr. like ONLY $1795 I " M be I I No M D COCKER TYPe puAJles free 675-0110 new! STh cash or older 2128 Harbor. llvd. ~11:::~:~of ~~nize . AUCTION oney own to good home. 6 weeks old. 3 YEAR old s I arc" a ( t trade. Pymcs $35.96 mo. COSTA MESA Jst car Lot on Hart>or Blvd.
County. Good pey. lnqulr Every Wed. Nltt 7 P.M. 1 OAC Call after 6 PM. 531-7631 SkYlark. 14'. 350 lb. beauty 4!»-9773 546· 1203 JOHNSON & SON
at 1905 & 17th St .. Room Every Sat. Nit• 6 P.M. I Sl.00 per wk. buys lease plan. 519 wlllO' of daCTOn. tor the Lincoln-Mercury
712. Santa Ana or phone Jns!)ectlon daily 9 a.m .. 9 Ne~rt~tl~
8
TVP MSale1 MALE Beagle, 10 mos old. e~rlencW.edh sailor. RBardly JAGUAR WE PAY . . . c.osta Mt'SI Branch._,, ~. 891.a? p.m. We always have a tre-""''" . . all shota. Free to good u""". 11 custom alko ---------l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642-•wv
OR
GAN mendous selection of qual.. 2027 Harbor Blvd'CM 54~11 home. Love• c h i I d re n . ~rlr. Sl.000 value for $500, 1963 JAGUAR 3.8 Sedan. 4-CASH '64 LTNC Cont'! 30.IXK> ml. fact
e
lty houeebold (umishings • -:::-::-968-1953 519 firm. 642-4640 after 6 PM dr, Mark 11. 4 l]>eed stick air. full pwr, nu Urea. $2495.
INSTRUCTOR New A used • Plus color Hl·Ff & Stereo 1210 2 Advl!rltut'OWI kittena 1 wkl WINDMILL 16'. one dellan, overdrive, power ateerin&. owner 646-5800
Part time. Bffcb Music TVa, atereoe. 20,000 aq, ft. 1968 STEREO cont0le solid • l black, 1 While. 12S7 t)lantng hull, center board, chrome wire wheels. P~ for med can 6 trucks juat =========-
center Huntingtoo 8ftch ot turnlture It late applianc· state. 4 speed changer. Like Conway Av!! .. C.M. 54~32 85% complete. fi n est _lo_se_n._&42_-_2805 _____ , call ua tor free estimate. COUGAR
' M'f.&31 . es. ~ ne~ Take over small Aft 6. 5/9 material It fittings. Make Jag. 1962 XKE Roa.dater GROTH CHEVRQlfJ
PERSON To call on Ht1 an WILLIS CLARKS pafi'enta or $86.12 caali. KITI'ENS Perfect p ~ta o~er. 543-<1861 nriso. '6'7 C 0 U G A R XRT, low
mUeage. private p 11 r t y.
$2995. 200 Kings Place, N.B. "'9taara.nta to aell Graybo ~.OK COMM. GALLERY Credit Dept. 535-7289 playful, L'Uddly and lavmc 21 VEN'nJRE, 5 m~ old. 962~4 alt 6 • Aak for Sllles Manager
0 rt 1 l fl a 1 cummbett>crnds 1122 Garden Grove Blvd. -· 3240 Indiana Ave.. C.M. Lota ot xtras. Genoe trlr. MERCEDES IENZ. 1J2ll Beach Bl .• •tltS. tin. and waitraa Beiacb Blvd .. at the G.G. Fwy Sportlnt Gooch 1500 ~-S/9 alps . 4, outbrd. Save $1$$$ Hunt:i.olton Beach •
d
--',__ __ _.. ____ , 63l-6970or ~ KJ9-3Jll.
unlforma, e-6.1116 Colt ."5 Automatic . REAL Cl.Ile 5 wic. old .,.,,.,_, ________ _
CXfuPLE O'llttr 40. Manage Af'P!lartcet 1100 1927 Arsenllne model. Persian kittens. 14 f92 HOURLY REN'!ALS Wiii Buy
quality beacb apt/hotel WASH.EM $29.95; dryers Good CQlldltlon m. Sahara Lane. Hunt. Beach * RHODES
19 *
Cl.pable of Ir.I books. $35: Fretul'I $'75: IWrlc.. e 549-«283 aft 6 PM • 897~937 519 Fun 1.one Bott Co .. Balboa
Summer weeon. t'73-Ml0. coppertone at M oc.: Guar. S Mixed Slam.-• Maltese SHOCK ~cing S abot ·
Your Vollmraren or PorscM a Pt.Y top dollan. Paid tor
or not. Call Ralph
6'16-6091
'6'7 COUGAR XR7, low
mlleal!'.e. private p 1 r I y .
12995. 200 Kings Plact'. N.B. ~1 .
DODGE TIACHlllS H)-1085 Mlscellaneous l600 Blulah Grey. Be1ultful Jdt-~ mast. saU No. st1MMEJl EMPLOna.NI' t t n I' after 4 . Ca 11 4634. Price S300. 817-931
Alone ~ Hobldrtc A"tfquee 1110 KIRBY vacuum cleaner and &42"6987 519 CAL 20 NO ~l '65 DODGE D&rt 2 DR HT
&39-Ql7or83$:40'4 att.ctunenta. Take ove r S Pupplec 2 male Ii. 3 female Llke new. many xtru WANTED Old car, good run-225 cu In, 6 cyl r91g. Sl1n-~ • sENSAnONAL! p!IYmenta ol '6.50 or $49.70 I ,,tts ( lxed b d) e 673.9\09 e ninl CC)Od. Undtt $100. dard tral\I. R.8dlo. W/W
673·1190
nlf COOK . K~ Rf'lper u ttte Island Sale nSh. Crf'dlt d'1>t ~mo 847-3229 m re e 519 -11-. _Clt. ___ A_ppro_x-.-~ 19158 MERCEDES Benz 190 675-6'14 or 6'7J.-74'4 tittt. Extra clran. ~2-3ln
rfooll lo 5 p.m. I dQe. Ap-Coucb. chrs. Imps. nrt ICTT\I. WHITE f'ox stoic. LonR • two d l I Uk SL }Wachter Sharl> • make ========:-11{ 5 Pb' Hamburpr Renf7, 213S Hl~a-bed. tbt.. lrm-rtte. 6'1mls-r.os1 J.100. Best orfrr. F R E E K 1 ct e n• -ac:roa HJ•· s.q r stgins. 0 olff'r. 673-7334 UMd Carw 9900 -,.--0-A_R_T-~-"·-ai:-on-. _O_n_irifl3_1
Place:ndl. Colt& Kna. h!llllirll Imps, ccrivenfltion '7r83t6 pvca., wkenda. Pvt hn~roken. flll It bealth)I. ""'· fut. 536-8062 '61 190 SL Roedater .:::.:t:: owner. •uto. radio a:
OLDER ClOaJlt to..,,._. 1t pltce1 plort' 10 to 6 PM. party. 642-7399 519 p C I f02b ~ 39,IXK> m1. Xlnt condition NEED A CAR? hratet. moo. fi.12-28:>9
unit bid•· tn Hantlnrton l2'1 Eut 81)' Front, Balboa FREE Fertlllt eT· 2 0 2 7 2 ...,. ru Mrl 494-34U CAN'T BE t'lNANCEDf
f
_ .... ~ ..
1
hiand EARLY American tofa bed, · e BanJrruptT e Ret'llaelllonT 1964 DODGE Dart GT. 1 Beach or .,.. ,_ ttnt rocker. CO(fee table, lamp Cypreas. S • n I • Ana. 11' nBERGLASSI wood r owner. rxcellent condiUon .
M7-6Uf ~ ua-hl--1120 table, bunk beda a: nau,. ~ 5/1 cabin cnllwr. 1S HP !!1:_ 'MG •.BaMlldl .. <:_edlt•!New• ~~ff $1,IXK>. 548-7857 .
FRY COOK.' e41ri.rieed --·'?I --,,_ chltir. 546-4749 A PAtR of Stecl clothes board. TUt bed tr11Uer, •ULIT ----------
1
au ,.._
Doc'• Root~ c.ar. CaD 1111 Slftcer COMO!~ due to UPHOl.SI'ElUNG . m.50, 2 poles. heavy dufY. You dig equlJ>ped. Sl200. 533-mt 61'/J MG ~'f'~ =:S
IOlr QPC. SO-..,.,.a.tlolt· AINT\e 8 ~· pc. CEuropeu craltame1) them. ~ $/'I t\lrcraft '100 NOW Hlltll lGO So. lb.Ill a Edlnpr
ment Clf '5.15 or '18.25 cull. 1'l'M. est, dtJ, pickup. m nu:E to aood home e adaf• 111 THIM TODAY (2 b1ocb N. of S.V.l
'No ,_ymtnt W1t1l June 1Sth, Main, HB .. Bern,y .. ~ abae Jona t.Jnd atttWnl f ta CJ:aNA SkYlane, no s.nta Ana Pb 50.mr
. FORD
'5' FORD, auto. 1'-BJRD f!fll,
new tires, aooct cond $300
6.1&-lmlll
'eel Country Sedan W11p.
Pa, pb, R./H. e-xctl cond.
auto, R/H, 19,IXK> mil a .
New tires. U850. 54G-4775
1956 Red Mustang 2+2
automatic transmission.
$1800 4.~9232
'65 Mustang. Very clean.
29,IXK> actual miles
Rea.s. 64&-3006
OLDSMOBILE
'63 OLDS CUtlasa. V-8, top
cond. New tires $850.
6~934 -
PLYMOUTH
'61 PLYMCWJ'H 6 cyl, atd
trans. 4 dr. radio, clean.
Good transp. S200. 494-5110
PONTIAC
ROY CARVER
PONTIAC
-Jlarlq m., Colt.a .... Kll-4444
Oru19 Oaan1Y• l!x.daidft
Dealer tar ftolla • ROJlfl9 and
Bently.
'62 PONT. Bonneville conv.,
xlnt cond.. pwr. steer. It
brks., R/H. Tri..pwr. Real
mag wbls. Immac. -$995.
~
'65 PONTIAC Catalina Ven-
tura, hurst linkage, 4 tpd,
stick shift. Original mileaee
& owner. Like new con-
dition. nsoo. 962-8229
'65 GTO • i(i .. Stereo,
reYer.; mags, positnctlon;
iiood tires: man,y
Like new! ~35
extras.
'62 PONTIAC Bonneville.
Convert. Beau Inside and
out. S500. 962-538'Z
'6l TEMPEST. Excellent
condition. Rcuonable. Call
evenings 49+--0432
RA Ml LEI
'63 Ar:rt's;;t;r. Sharp.
54>1'84
T·lllD * PERSONAL
LUXURY CAR
l!l&t THUNDERBUtD ~Pass.
Luxury HDTOP S P 0 RT
CP!:. w/ AIR CONDITION·
ING. All ..,ece ace PoW«
e.xtru • AM·FM ndlo, etc., ~tc. Spfttlding on,. Tahoe
Turqot.. w/pkith all 'ffQ)'I
ltftto _, Inter. 1.-i't Ii
time you mi ,aunellU ONL $19951
lit Olt Lot Oft R.rtw 8hd.
JOHNSON & SON
UncoJn•M«rearY
n:TEIWf ~avm HILICOPTIR
n.JGHT TMlNlNG
ca.II lar AJIPOll'ltroe'tt Kl S.01'7
~ .:"'·.~ Lapna 8dl 111.000 CY. DAWNC Klttms • v a I I . 5St-G1 or ~ UlllO
'foudl.O.Ma\dl, automa.Uc PILL DIRT WANTED wka. 192·53m. 'lfl ... T.T. nu&o. ca.u .a. •. ft! L••1
ta c:bmr11t1 netded 496-1840 Pltue call ~to ~~le....,_ '200
Cu.rante. atll1 OK. C&l1 8oya Sdrwtnn SlllJIP'lY PORTS
~4K
;--60----flO.,...,R-D IEDANPOO.
~ atl('r 5 PM
(brta Meta 8cWldl i 1
l!Ml H~ 81'4. ta.•
PlANO • BECINNERS
Pftf. Qlldrn -Jove I b t I r
"->ns. lfanc:J D • n n I 1
~l'MI •
11\Ytbne, S2Mllf Cx~I cond. S30. Mite. Wanted 1610 '6l STARCRAF'T !S .... )
1967 Slarer ZiaZa1 In walnut ill-m'l BUY!kC Sllvtt C«tJftciita. lGICSO flp. Aloha TPaller 119 Har1>or, C.M. t41-9303 conteH.. D oe 1 cv~. MonlER'S DAY MINK P11 SUS to Sl.il. f.d11 Coln Pu1l. 1l2 W. Wi18on, CJ&. "to MGA Ro9dlter HAtdtop
run 1-lantt HJ '7' or IS 8'"1 my a10l• for StJO Shop, m Wrttm\M1er Att., DAILY PllDT iANi' Al>I hutttul ~dan. A.II a ·
lnalltbll• S5QO aft 5: 30. S41-T8 I ............. lfT.p 8'UN(I Jl&SUL 111 QI. to-4KJ -, -_________ ._ _ _... _____ _
·'
80CK IT TO 'E'MI
Dial f4Ui8'7S
rer t>ul1 PUot Want~
)
'&4 T·BIRD Lencltu top, ••
1lr, like~. l300 cm .. 1,~
or older car. aft ~ ~
m.xlT t -
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!IAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Action or the University of California regents vo~
Ing an $81 per year increase in student fees starting
next fall is at best a temporary cease-fire, or election-
year disengagement, in the tuition dispute between
Gov. Ronald Reagan_ and th!! regents.
The governor underscored that when he called the
increase a "token" and said. "We've broken the bar-
rier." He vo~ed to continu e pushing for tui tion.
The key to the situation 1 i e s in the governor's
phrase "we've broken the barrier." The words that
usually fo llow are: "and there's no stopping us nbw"
-or "the sky 's the limit.'' •
The DAILY PILOT has stressed previously that
just as inflation hit s all .other family costs _and pur·
chases, students will have to pay more for their Uni·
versity of California or state college education.
But the barrier has been broken without any real
guidelines or limitations. This means the matter of
how much more money can be extracted Crom stu·
dents each year (through fees or tuition or both ) be-
comes a part of the annual political jockeying between
the governor's office and the legislature. Up until last
year, the university and colleges were relatively free
of this undesirable gamesmanship.
Regretfully, the governor has done or said nothing
to dispel this concern. Rather he has accentuated it.
A year ago, when the governor first began his cam•
paign for tuition at the university, the DAILY PILOT
declared that such a move could only put the univer·
sity into a political meat grinder, unless hard and fast
limitations were put on the formula for tuition and/or
fee charges. •
The DAILY P ILOT suggested then -anti reiter·
.
r
, ates now -that a constitutional amendment should be
submitted to the people limiting the maximum feu
and/or tui tion charges at the university and state col·
leges to a fixed percentage of the annual cost of edu·
eating the student.
Otherwise, budget pressures will make it too easy
for a governor and a legislature to play poHtics witb
the universit¥ and the colleges every year. If that geb
going, our hi gher education system could quickly erode
into a dubious, second-rate status.
The barrier has been broken. Where are the limits?
Gazette to the Rescue!
Suspicions confirmed.
Back on May 23, 1918, Westminster College in Ful-
ton. Missouri, held a dedication ceremony for the con-
struction of its new chapel. Interred with the corner-
stone was a copper box containing memorabilia of the
day -clippings. pieces of history and the like.
When· the college got around to digging up that box
just before the SOth anniversary of the chapel dedica·
lion, guess what? Water had seeped into the box and
ruined all of the articles. No one knew what great
messages were left for posterity.
Well, no one would have known except that the ·col·
lege historian found a list of the articles in the box in
the files of the Fulton Gazette.
That shoulsf prove something about the lasting pow-
er of American newspapers. Maybe they are good for
·lining bird cages and wrapping fish but they'll also
outlast copper box time capsules. '
•
r
,
•
That Tea Party Sir Ronald
Hears Real
Grass Root
Tlae Right NOT to See
Just a Gimmick?
Dick Gregory ls an interesting man
to have around, If only as a goad. He
was interesting as a nightclub com·
edian with gtabs of irony and con·
science about the plight of his felJow
blacks. He Is equally interesting when blucbloods. Six years later in ·the
he gives full lime to the' racial ques-Dedaration of Independence Thomas
lion. JeUerson was complaining that King
But he is a little over·zealous when George Ill was ·•quartering large
he says the American Revolution was bodies of armed troops among us."
"over a little bag of t.ea," as he did to .So ~e soldiers fired, and Attucks
a student audience at San Francisco ~ed. ·
city College during a recent ap· ..,be Te~ Party W!'S jn part a crass pearance. commercial affair. The East India Tea
ONE CAN UNDERSTAND hj1 need
to say something striking, because in
the heat of action you can't make hay
with long-faced dissertations o n
history like th.is one. But the image he
med, if amusing, Is on the short end of
history.
For the American Revolution is but
one early part of the struggle in which
Mr. , Gregory Is engaged, a struggle
fo~ justice and equality of opportunity
for all men, white or black.
The Boston Tea P.arty wu a gim-
mick. something to call attention, like
one of Mr. Gergory's hunger strikes in
jail. But the Boston Massacre, so·call·
ed, was not a gimmick, and Mr.
Gregory !!hould know, and probably
does. that the llrst American to fall to
British guns in the Revolution was a
Negro.
CRISP US A TIUCKS was indeed a
minOTity man. being of mixed Negro
and Red Indian blood. He was in a
small m~. including B o s t o n
bluebloods, who were· taunting and
throwing rocks at Redcoats on station
March 5, 1770. '
You .u. Attucks didn't care · any
more for Redcoats than did the
Company was about to land tea iJi
Boston. The effect would be to establish a tea monopoly in the
Colonies. So a mob dumped the cargo
in the bay.
BUT THESE two incidents related
to only a small part of the grievances
of the Colonies. The reality was the
British at home since 1689 had•
guaranteed rights, but the Crown
overrode them In the Colonies.
It suspended Colonial Legislatures
and their acts, imposed taxes without
Colonial consent, imposed o n t h e
Colonies judges responsible only to the
Crown, transported colonists overseas
for trial on pretended charges, dic-
tated terms of Colonial trade with the
outside world.
It amoun ted to tyranny, and the col·
onists ti red or it.
. It required another 100 years to rid
America or slavery. It bas required
another 100 even to make a start in
bringing the descendants of these
slaves into the stream of American
justice and freedom. It's been a long,
hard strugale, and it isn't o\ter.
But let's not get the idea the men
who made the Revoiution, for all their
~hortcomings. were playing a trivial
game over some chests of tea.
New Man at the V.N.
Both the late Adlai Stevenson and
his successor. Arthur J. Gol!l_berg,
were often frustrated by the fac'l' that
the United Nations, to which each was
an ambassador. was outside the ac.
tJon. Each felt as ii he were on a dis·
tant perlphery of world affairs.
world may be had only if Western
Europe and the United States are
coordinated in action or inaction.
The sad truth is that a U.N. process
which began during the Stevenson
years was accelerated during the . THE AMBASSADOR knows that
Goldberg term : U nited Nations power requires disciplines. He would
membe rship grew beyond an y. never make the statement that Senator Robert Kennedy made In workable total. haste ...... a somewhat ambiguous one
The i re1t powers were less and less that .his country would, lf he became
willing to te';e matters to a cum· president, never become involved In benome·~r: 1raJ Assembly. The U.N. any more-'Yletnams.
et•ased to l·e a first priority con-The Senator does not know what
sideraUon In the foreign policies of an power• ours or some other nation's. will require of presidents in the years
Increasing number or nations. ahead -the immediate and distant
Jo:VERYONE KNEW the U.N. has
\•nlue. This wu dem onstrated by ltA
lumendous uselulnesa in the ar·
tennath o( t}le Ara! oaUon's defeat In
thelr llJ .. tJrned and planned aggression
aJ;aJJUt Israel. Ambassador ~I
c o n t t I b •t t d a ma1terplece on
dJplomaUc repntentat.loa. But once
the ceue-11re •a• attained. tbe U.N.
sank blct Into ne11ect.
Wbttber the alto able OeGrge Ball
st:in on u ambassador depends upon
h.:s rcriionaJ .nshtl and the November
r!r!:i.lon.
I! II ~bape not tall' to deacrlbe t.ht
oew ambutador 11 a ''Etaope
F'1rt ter." But •t 1.t true that be ltl'Olll·
t1 beUe-ves l~• 1 nuoub: dabl9
·~
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years. Wars are going to be "llbera·
tlon." guerrilla·"·-· '"""~. or they will
be nuclear.
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t>ear George:
Do you think It ls rlOit for a
profe11or to be teen da.nctn1 and
drinldn1 beer ln a student
hangout? Isn't thls a bed 'l u.
ample? · s.c.
Dear S.C.:
It most ctrtalnly ls • bad U·
ample tor a profaSOf to be seen
dancing and drilltJns heel'. Wb1
can't he alt down at a table and
drink bee' Ukt everyboct7 elll?
All right chljdre.n. if you'll stop t.hat
howling and promise never to leave
another peanut butter and banana
sandwich on Daddy's c h a l r ever
again, Daddy wilJ tell you just one
more story about Sir R o n a I d of
Holyrood. .
Let's see, what about the time Sir
R-Onald talked to The Grass Root?
WELL, AS YOU remember, Sir
Ronald and his faithful squire, Sancho
Nof.ziger, had plunged deep into The
Tangled Thicket in quest of The Dread
r.
Art.Hoppe
Unruh when Sir Ronald fell under a
magic spell -dashing this way 11nd
that, shouting:
"I am not running for President ! I
am not running for President! And I
am IlEALLY not running for Vice
President !"
The loyal Sancho was sore con-
cerned for his master as he hulfedly
and puffedly sought to keep up.
Then one day. as he wearily followed
Sir Ronald's meandering trail, he
came upon the noble knight squatting
in a clearing. plucking grass. Sir
Ronald would !Ht up each dump ant!
say to it:
"Grass root, grass root. Crom the
ground -Wh o's the niftiest knight
around?"
THEN HE'D ROLD it lo his ear.
listening. Then he'd scowl. Then he'd
angrily cast it aside into a towering
pile of rejected grass roots.
"Oh, verily, Sire." cried Sancho
wringing his hands. "I rear lhe magic
spell bas add.Jed your brain."
"Silence. varlet," snap(W'd S l r
Ronald. "Know you not that the wisest
of all orades Is The Grass Root? U I
could just find one that would stop
\)abliling about 'There's C\ fix on . For
The Nix on.• Everyone knows The Nix-
on is naught but a has·been. ··
"But. _.e. The Nixon is an
awesome blue·jowled creature of
legendary tenacity. Each time it Is
defeated in mortal combat. It rlses
again, thrice strengthened by some
mystic power tl\8t ... "
"RUSlf!" said Sir Ron31d. holding a
Grass Root to h.is ear and beaming.
··Al last I have found a truly wJse
Grass Root. It mentions my name.
Sound the trumpet, Sancho, .for I have
aft announcement to mlke: I am not a
candidate for President."
"So what else is new. Sire?" 1ald
Sancho with a shrug.
"Ahl" said Sir Ronald, holding up a
forefinger. ''By announcing I am not a
candidate, I oan then say I am not an
. announced candidate. Thls ma gically
transforms me into an Unann(lunced Candldakt·•
"BUT. SrRE," sairl S a n c b o •
scratching his head. "why don't you
ju~t announce?"
"Because I believe the ofltce ~d
sttk the man," said Sir Ronald nobly.
"And The Nixon shouldn't. Now to
horse, Sanchol 1 m1JSt away to dilllnt
lands to aruiounoe my unannounctd
candidacy." •
"But U tbe office sHb the man. ••. "
"Sancho. t have such UNt respect
for this ()(Bee,'.' 1aJd Slr Rona.Id, pJao.
Ins hJs had over his heart, "llwt. I
don't want It to have to seek too t11r."
And so Slr R o n a I d. shouuna h11
famtd battle cry. "For Decency for
Purity aod fol' Jo1t Plal.n Gooc1nei.1•.,.
~ an toward the lAndJ o1 tbe '. I
.·
'Campus Freedom Periled'
To the Editor.;
1> bill banning portra)'l81 of sex ·acts
in st~te college productions was pass-
ed this week by the Senate Judiciary
Committee.
As I see higher education, freedom
to share all ideas ·is inherent in the
meaning of "college'' or "university."
Nobody was coerced in to seein_g "The
Beard" at Cal State Ftltlerton.
UJ:cewise. nobody would be forced to
see Mr. Bill Spate.r's sculpture (at Cal
State Long Beach) if he is ever given
a showing of h.is Master's project.
Thus, the person who might be of·
fended by t~ play or the artwork still
would have bis "right" NOT TO SEE
(if there is such a right) safeguarded.
This bill is attacking the very essence or the college.
THAT ESSENCE being an at·
mosphere which would allow a Cree
exchange of ideas.
The ramifications of thjs type of
legislation imperil the state college
system. How far will the legislature go
in their efforts to stifle free thinking
and creativity? State Sen. James
~~tmore was quoted in tlle May 4
edition of the L.A. Times: "But I
would like to. see It (the above men-
tioned legislation) broadened to in·
elude sculpture such as that shown at
CSCLB. Any art form. painting,
photography. or drawing wh.ich offers
such portrayals should be included in
the legislation.··
WITH THlS attitude. who knows just
how far Sen. Whetmore intends the
legislature to become involved In
censorship? Academic freedom bas
been endangered by this bill.
I am urging the community to
analyze just what this bill could mean.
1 want to see our state colJege system
maintain an atmosphere conducive to
a free exchange or .ideas. This legisla-
tion would be hanging over the heads
of the administration, the faculty, and
the students like the blade of the
guillotine ready to fall whenever the
legislature ruled a se.x act had been
depicted lllegally.
LARRY NORLANDER
OSCLB Student
R•ll.,•W Cot1trol
To the EditQr:
A oews item from Associated PrelS
on Interstate Oommece CommiJslon
control of trains provides an excellent
basis for clarifying a very common
misconception al>Out Nan Md Com·
01unist ideologies.
HiUer maintained t:bat he did not
need to OWN GernMll industry as loog
as be controlled it. 'l1he Item men·
.tloned above reportl that a11 ICC C(JID·
missiOner has ruled ibat the ICC has
the power to let ft.Parda far
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Anyone wboi._ 'tt'ould C'alJ 1ucb
bt111tlrul people aa Joen Ban.
Bob Dylan, Pete SMC11t and
0,.. Spock commum.tl Deeda
http (fast).
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Ltttns fTom readen are totlcomc.
Normall11 unitns should con"'fl thm
messages in !00 worda or u sa. Tht
rlgh& to .conden&e LtUna to fit spact
or tliminatt libel ii rese"'ed. AU ld-
'e" must includt signaturt and maU.
iny addrt$S, but 11amt1 10Ul bt t.oftJI..
held on rtqutlt.
p a s s e n g e r accommodations to
determine when sleepers and dinel'--lounge cars must be proWie<! to re-
quire a.iroonditloning and to ~t stan-
dards for heating equipment. Ugbting,
rest·rooms and drinking water and to
specify speeds which must be main· tained.
THE ICC ALREADY exercises the
power to control schedules and fares
and to refu~e requests to discontinue
unprofitable runs. In· addWon, the
govemment, of course, has dealt il~lf
a hand in union negotiations from
which it e.xeru an upward pressure on
wage rates. •
This amount of government direc-
tion leaves management no gignificaot
areas ol discreHon and would un-
dcubtedly satisfy the Nazi concept ot
government control of industry.
THE NEXT ST£P will occur when
service under au these government
restrictions deteriorates to the point
where the unions and other organized
and individual socialists make a case
for &e government to expropriate tbe
railroads because priv.ate Industry.
they will say. has demonstrated Its in-
ability to manage such enterprises.
This will be a ~J advance in
the communist program for forcing all
industry into government ownership.
When one understands this slight
. distinction between · these t w o
ideologies he will perceive the fallacy
in the charge that the antl-communi1tl
are pr~:Nail. The Nazis and Fascists
are at the same ol the political spec-
trum ~ the Communists -NOT at
opposilP ends.
WM. J. PERFIELD
Anotlier Mr. Geo4..m.
To the Editor: I am writing this letter regarding
the Mailbox letter "Flag II Just a
Symbol'' printed in the Dally PUot
April 30, and signed by a Harry
Goodwin.
I wish to lnfom\ you, the public and
my friends that I did not write tblJ
article, do not agree with the thought&
expreued and demand of you tbat this
be printed in your paper.
I
As a Marine C«ps veteran, It II a
mystery to me how any food
Am«rican cu belfttle tlJe Amertca
Flag.
Jlarry J. Goodwin
2152 llMta A9t.
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For rt.fJ)ON et to the letter nf>.
mftttd by cmothn llaN'JI Coodtofn.
Ht btlow.
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Tcr the r.dlt.or:
Alt.er Nadlnc Mr. H8rt;J Goodw1a'1
letter to tbe editor in tbe Mallbo1 tee-
tlon of the DAILY PILOT, I feel that
hil 90-Cailed intellectual outlook 00 We
cannot 10 unqu_ttdoned.
~be ref .. to N ••jult a 11ftl·
bol" (the Amn. 1111> ..... to , ......... ciouatr'J ..... .., .,
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life t:hat I and many Americans like be
bold dear. ·
HAS MR. GOODWIN. in his in·
te~ual stupor, forgotten w bat
history knows i.s true?
Hilll he forgotten the live. that have
been given in defensi! of this "symbol"
and the country it represent&?
Has he forgotten the many casket~
of our fighting men this "symbol" has
covered?
'More recently, bas he forgotten the
men that braved intense enemy fire at
the Hue Citadel in Vietnam to piece
this "symbol" foe all the world to eee.
I suggest that he lit down and take a
long bard look at the standard Of living
he now enjoys because some member1
of this fine country have seen fit to
fight for this "Symbol" and the coun·
J.ry it represents, and re-evaluate "the
intellectual price tag" be haa placed
on our nag.
To come home after 13 months in
Vietnam where the flag represents
your country, your home and your lov·
ed ooes to {ind someone using the
same flag as a beach towel Ja mar.
than any American worth his salt can
bear.
NAMEWITlUIELD
(A Marine Sttge1111t)
l .
CroH Is Sgmbol, Too
To the Editor :
ln response to Mr. Harry Goodwin's
letter, "The Flag is Just a Symbol,"
may I comment that h.is thinking is a
little bit "irrational" in itseU?
Since long ago man has deemed lt
necessary to have many symbols to
appeal to the emotional, YES! The
Cross, for instance, as well u the
Flag. Man was given a heart in his
body as well as his mind. M.u feel•
and well as he thinks I
HA VE MANY Americans never felt
a surge of pride when their na; it
raiJed over Dodger Stadium, for in·
stance? Or when singing~ National
Anthell\2 Or \fben watching school
children Pledge Allegiance to the
Flag? " ' •. "
. MOit American citlzens are v~
proact of the Aplerican flag as a sym·
bol! YES. ~U5e it represents the
tJmted State. cl America, her heritage
and ideall. Most of us too, are deeply
angered by u.e lriio don't consider it
"any more thin a piece of cloth" and
so desecrate it!
I resent Mr. Goodwin'• statement
that the Flag 11 Just a •Ymbol I bole&
deeply to the ldeala ol Ota' oode (l ..
tellectu.al) but I'm alaQ.. very Oad to
haft the Red, White md Blue wattn1
aa'OU tb1a lad (emotional). -
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