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Home My WebLink About1968-10-03 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa.... ·-·-· • r....::=:;;;;:.:=o;;:;::.4r~l:1.;.;~...._;;; • .-~~~'~~~·~~~~~~~~·~~· c 1 • .. . . . •• ., ex1can. . ' . . \ - I . . ' . esa:· Dro~ninj/ Vieti• . . . ~ '"* • • • \ n : .- . ' • • . ' • " -THURSDAY AFTERNOON,-OCTOBER 3, 1968 'IOt.. 11, NO. -I IKTIOJI .. • ,MU :..<; . ...: . • . . . , . Wftllace Names LeMay Running Mate • • • .. DAlkT ,l&.O tt•ff,..,.. INVISTIG ... TORS WAIT'AS.BODY. BROUGHT ASHORE - Pol co Puzzlod· by W•lwy·Dffth in Coit• Mei• ·11og Mesq Police Puzzled . ~ ...... Over w~mp Dt0wnil),g • I~ I' R med Chief . e. . ~ • .. -, __ ., 9f ·Air Force-. .. '· rMait 'o1 ~eace1 t ·-_....._ .......... !'msB~Gfl nwn -~~ ..,.. UM.&x, ~g ~'of a· (. "' ~ .. ' . .,. V·S..Jl!lllta&. . ,.ID :Yletl>l\D1•,. , di17 viu "'""'"" Gebrge C'. W,illOce rl• bis vice presldemjaf twmlni ,;patio 0n the American lndepencleqt · porty ticket. ,the rttited Air Force Chief o! stall, descri~ .by W-allace as "'a man of ibce who has ~ bis .oareor io de!enitinr' hi< baton -t11e ,,.,. W i r 1 d. t said· the fotmer Alabama governor would lead America back to her rightful place -"a world power both respeot.ed. and admred." . On Vietnam, LeMay said many pe1'3CIOS."ln the nation appear to bave :i 'p~· about nuclear weapons" and 1 hat 6UCh a fear was weakening na·. .ional defense. · .. II necessary, I would ir.;e anything ·•e coWd dnam up -to end the war. I know I will be misquoted;. It has . llap- pened before. I'll be damn lucky ii I don't appear as a drooling idiot whose only solution is to drop ai:omlc bombs :.II over the world," LeMay said "I hope we can stay oot of war. But nee the time comes when we have to ight, 1 would use mty weapon in our · 'll'Senal that is n~essary. I do mt ielieve we neeed to use nuclear 1eapons in Vietnam. "I think to most military men • iucleir Weapon d.s juit '8D01her weapon in the arsenal." LeMay aaid. "Nuclear } war would be horrible. To me, any war b: horrible. To me, if I had to go · fl> Vietnam aad get killed with a rusty knl!e or get killed with a nuclear weapm, I WoUld ra'tiler get killed with · (See·'LEMAY, Pate Z) ' . . ·- -.11•1 T .......... . TREATEO -student,. badly wounded durtng ·clash with MOJ<ioan Army troop!( is jreat· ed by doctor in emergency ward of a city hospital. . .... From Wire Servleet )IEllKE1JtY -A'h l n !!'u en t la l faculty group at the ~ Unirerslty of California urged tti.e AcadetDic Senate Wediielday ' \!>'. dely 'the , Board ·oi Regentl and authorize, E 1 'd rid g e Cle.aver'• class on racism for :full credit. 'The Academic s.n•, wblcb· ·ls made up "-the Berkeley facu,lty, was scheduled to take up the Issue at an emergency tenion thll afternoon. The _executive committee ot the American Association of University ProleJBOt1 said Wednesday the regents' declllon to -limit ·the)Black Pa.nther leader to one lecture was '"haitj I . m-consldered and a vlola_tfon of academic freedOm." · Oieaver -a1,1th0r, orator, black militant leader .and. ex-cirllvict cur" rently facing · cl!.argtt Of assau1t to mtirder -WN to ~onduct 10 lectures on r1'dsm as Part Of a sociology course. . Cleaver originally was sc~eduk!i;l to give hJI first lecture today, bUt no room had yet been assigned fOr the course. · Ear~ Wednesday, tile e n t l r e Negro stall' at Berkeley, of 24 l/'O- fessars and 'adinin1Strator1 . chargea that ttie ecLl~the te1ent. and the· legislators " ' eos r:ac:ism in the university~· ey ' iaid the iSsue wuu't academic b'eedom, but cleai-!y "the' drive for freedom , by blacks 8galnst the open~relistance Of white~;'~ • Tbe Associa\lon 9f Un 1 v e}' J it y Profenar1 committee declared the teg~iita' action "~erable In Its Im· pllcetlon that a 'pellm selected by !acuity memberll,. 1""* auU,orized proC&lurei, ~·Y Dot ,lect\n'e as p~apj ned ·bee au••· of • putillc • c1-Jn0r aoo poµf!ca1 i>Hi•ure. -and because· ·i>f ' • J: ' ' ~ rt . ''F ' ., Countian . ound'• . ' t. • • • 1 • . • ;Dea~. m:Fire· "' ~· ~ . . .... . . . A l!mla Ana man was -•<load IA Ills ....i-~t Wedneoday nic1>I with Ult bojll;ooln elw I> u t -·· 4eprtlea -be dled·be--of a... fire. ' ~ Wtirl, 119,. al Ille J1onr Iii---· ~' ,_ cor• a Jlled .. !1..e.. ~~· · Jio •• llot liUrnt!I. . ~ llld 1llt ...... «Illn-· ll'..~boll\?""' .,.ct1:ti:::.::i: flriol .a•¥ I'! , __ ~"!' • DO! ~ lD 1111 """ • .4illh0r .~~~-w ~·~'\,.~--.... ·-•tP,D, ( ' . " .· the .rege~· owft .presumpUons I! .to his qt.iallfications." · Cleaver h&.s"' been ~biis.r slhee' the regen~. ,mee~n,.-. ae .has delivered obScenltyJpunettJattd. · a~ks.. ,on Reagan, Rallert.Y and the Umted States "at UC lrylq• •• S ta p f ,qr d Uaj.v.ersity, aild sacram.eoto State eoneg~. . . ...... · ... or-.e • ·· . . ' ' I • • • • ·---------· ; 1 DAILY PILOT • SAIGON (UPO -U.S. 1132 bou>bert dumped a million pound• 'GI bomb• ft-40,000 feet onto NorUl Viel· -11oldler1 btslellni TbuOlli Diie , . todl1 Md TOllC'd lnlo nearb7 Laot on ..... rUda to breK up the Communltte' "'DI'=' "*m• 1114 ._ -It All&-'• 11111111 ......... ~ •' .... aad,.,.,. bOlnba. .. C1 9h,,r lilanllln, Ii!•.,,.•..:~ ... ._,.lllChillwl!>t Grta ..._ • -. nu0"' & ylt!l •-'1 lo Ila ...... ftl ti ... tnlctif llo •!Jiii ~ llldl1llldllc out ID llv. 'Vlllaltl "" • ''Qorllo Ndlt" -Ibo camp aonrered back wllh th~ . GeOrgia Hails Nixon An-ival In Deep South I ATLANTA (UPI) -· Rlchord Nixon rectlved a -Ucker 1'lpt •e!c<>m• O>day !ram i.. of 1bouoandl of 'Georg1am wbo9e d>eerl s1:englhen· ed his growing conviction that he can beat out tlnrd party candidate George Wdace in several Southern states. The crowd 1bll Cllrned out lo eee t!te · llepublican pruldtatlal Cllldldttto dlir· ing a noonUme downtown parade was eslimated '!I. between 135,000 and 185,000 and Nixon ~ elMed by ·. the wvmth of CM! welcome in the ' Soulh't largut city. '.. "To see 10 many 1ho\t.ll.Dds of -:. Georgians here warms my heart," he said in an impromptu speech from the backseat ~ his open conv~ble after • bis motorcade reached the heart of · Atlanta. : "It makes me know that this part of · •America -like the rert of America is going to vote Nov, 5 for· new ·--leaclertbip that can bring ptia"Ce .1 abro.t, peace .at home IJ)d. the kind of progrea we want in Amerlc::a. '' Nizon, waving both hands alert, ~drew a mighty cheer from the dense crowd, which jammed every inch of • · the area around his hotel by saying: HJ pledge to you a complete house cleaning from top to bottom and a new _ day for America." Nlx'On'1 ttiree-plane jet aircade ar· rived rat AUanta Municipal Airport at noon, · Nix<>n ond his wile, Pa~ rode in an. apen car up Atlanta'• Peachtree · Street while tons of contetU tumbled out of lkyecraper windows. ' *. * * Humphrey Starts • Blfs Campaign In West Virginia : Wll!lFlELD, w.va. (UPll -v1<:e ):'. Prllld•nt Hubert H, llUlftFlrey beg .. a day·long bus tour ol llOllle 29 Vim VirC)ltia communities today, preaching a goepel of vtcnry for the Democmts and damnation to bis op· ponents. It wu a t<mlewhat nostalgic replay • of N1 1960"ba1tle ..,.., the rugpcl f .-ol this stale rill the late •Jcm F. Kennedy during l he . Delnocrollc primary. , H._hrey loot that primary lo Ken· nedy vAJo went oo to be president. But · ... the vice presJderlt was convinced to- day !bot be had .. upward -· 1 :cmnc. to defeat Republloan Richard • M. Nb:cm met American Im.ependent putJ' -le G<orge C. Wall""'. lljmphrey, owllclllog -hiJ let alrCratt because ol th• 1maller West Vlrtlln1& ~. flew here from <llariotte, N.C., with his party In fine ' •pr<JP1>0Wered c:harlered elrcraft. i;·~~~~~~~~~ • ; • . • ,. r DAILY PILOT =-c-.--..__. ,.. ...... ,...., CAUPOIMIA ORNtOI C0.-.$T .. uat.ISHIHO COMPANY koltert H. WM4 '",..'""' .... hbl""*' Thor''°' Koo.,11 .... Tlio'"•' A. Morpht"o """""" t111tw P1ul Nl11011 Actverl .. 1!'4 0-.,__ c. .. M91: -Wtll ..., ,,,... N.....-rt IHcll: mi w.1 ...... loau1tV1r11 ,._....... 8-d'I: m ...,..., ..,_ """""*" IMctl: ....... 1"'91 • . ' heavleit lhell!ng of ThuDlig Due In two daya, UPI coITespondent Raymond WUkln100 said. U.S. dlvebomben laab• ed back at tbe Red gun altes. CuualU.. weN not known. , U.S. heodquartera would not conflnn 4i--1 1111"""'4 U.i. -11111---~., .... ... .,... ... .... ..... .. n~ 1-lo lllt'llltt. Ola· mQllllll' H• Clll Minh lnll llll'llr lio 111t 7,0llO Norlll Vletum at ~Duo. . ..,,_ S!iokt1.,.. 111d Ille ba11lesru .!CMJ """ .... --.. tie ---~. _ ..... 11111 Ila t:::n .. dllr7 1111 ....... . gun poolllDn 111"111e IOUlhern riachn' ol North Vltlnani. · , · Radio Huol, eommenthli for the first Ume on the b1Cl>a.Wewaa:oo'1 ar• ~--~ aty • "new war escalatlon. • .to '1 vlolate (Nor1h Vletn..-J verelgnty and territon." , u. s. olflclal& said ibr number Of muniata kWei1 tlnot Jal.· 1, 1961, r! ·~ 400,000. The 2,116& Rocle ed lut ,weelt pushed 11>• f<lttl !or war to 402,102, commtmique said. American losses last week were the ,lowest lo three weeks -24.7 killed and J,,779 wounded. Government .15otdier1 reported 319 men tilled' and 630 'tfOUDded in the ome 1evenod17 ape endillf Sept 18. ' ' medlatll1 anllahlt. 'n>nonr Diie, guided bl' radar '1*•lor•• on tbt Headquarters announced the 903rd U.S. plane loot over NOIUl Vietnam - ,_,. ~ ...... tbU ~ W... nesday. 'J'he pilot btllod out bu!_,,.,.. lilted 11 misting following Mlle m· cue attempu. Tho B52 raldl around Thuon1 Diie · reclllecl •inlllar bombing tacUca wlllch broke lht 77-dtt7 titlt at Kiit Santi earlier In Ult year. 'ftle\North Vietnamese 308th Division, which wu at Khe Sanb, bas tts ? ,000 soldJen around Tbuong Due now. Lolaea among the 25 American and· about llOO VlelntllD ... dtltndtrl ID the .. ,..ti Red bmoct wort oo! Im· ubide the qommunbts' vi.W All Hoa ground. t Valley lnftltratlon corrldor toward Da Wilkinson aatd ~re '!'ere no alp.a N•, • adlttt It 1bt ~ .lltl IH: botDblas wil· !lnUlDI up lbtt 3:M> miles north of Sa!gon. CommlD'llst eodrclement. The North Two otbt\r fUgtrta of between 5 and Vietnamese movecj in Saturday, aebtd 12 stratoforts went after Communist five villagea arowad Ute camp Qd lralil keeping the North Vle-e•e hoisted their red llld blut flog wh\cll IOldim 11t n111001Due111pplled with · •WI fllet today, b• 111d. food Ind ammwilllon. They 1111 an . In anoll!er 1c:tlqp, " om m u n l 1 t oflatloot Into 8outh Vietnam ol lht ·Ho toldloro llammed 190 mortar shell! lD· Chi Minh Tr all, 1]l0kemien oald. ~a U.S. 25tb Dlvielon art!Uery oulpo!t Sweeping In from Thailand and 13 mile• from Sligon and tried lo Guam, tbe BS2s broke lhto a single-flle overrun It. Four Americans W"9 lineup belore nacldDc Ult tarieu ancl · wounded boating beet Ibo attack Jo. tben dumptd their :J>otoll boJDbloada day.· They reporled ldllloe 13 Com· O• 111!111 from a 8lgllt leader oft.n mw>lltl. ' Storm Causes ' . ' Fiery Crash On Freew.,ay From Win 5erYICH · ' Rllf • mile ol Ille Golds Biiio Jl'r"""'8Y boeame a llhett of fmnes Wedneeday night when a fully loaded fuel tanker truck OOrst apart and ex- ploded in the midst of an electrical raio 1tonn. The uplo6ion occulHd ofter a Iota! colllalon between the tnick and ~ span. Cllf Oil the ra.kr!tied freeway north ot downtown Los Anceies. 1be drtvv of the car ~ incinerated. Fire ol!klals said lhovoaods ol g.U0.1 of burnlng g8"'l!ne flooded tile freeway and flowed through stonn drnitfs, causing nu mer 0 us un- derground exiplosions. Burning fuel poured into the 1ewers, resulting in numerous ~xplosions from acrumulating f\DDel!i. Manhole covers were burled skywiard. The gasoline tamer-truck, pulling two trai:lers, «miallhed lllto 'tile cen~ treewq divider near the Los Anaele1 Interchange, Police said. The lnick !utknifad and one trailer skidded into the path cf the oncmling sporta car. The driver of the oar was burned so badly authorities were VPIT ......... SNAP, CRACKLE, POP LA Electrlcel Storm · From Page l LEMAY ... SITE RETURNED TO IRVINE COMPANY -Mc- Donnell Douglas Corpora11on today by mutual agreement re-sold lU 228 acre lndulltrlal tile (out- lines in black dotted lines) to Irvine Company's Industrial Complex divlaion. County Airport i• 'just to left of site. View is looking ••ward toward Upper Newport Bay with CoSla Mesa off to right. UD&Ole to determine tbe 1ex. a nuclear weapon." The truck driver was thrown clear However, LeMay sal.d : "I don't of the cab and taken to County.USC think it is necessary to use nuclear Medical Center by a passing motcri&. Identified only •• Carl ,Fox, be waa , bombs in Vietnam. I don't want to ex;- tl'eated at the bum ward. plode one unlesa I have to. I don't The collis·ion w.as reportedly caused want to stab anycne in the belly with a From P,..e l Front Pllfle 1 -·•-·~ tru k .t..l rusty knife unless I have to." """"" i;i~ c ~dded on pavement Wallace, pl~ed a subordinate role sll<kemed by o storm wl1kb cl\lmpod a total of .17 incbet Of rill!. 00 tl!.e Loi at a newt co «ence at which he an· Angeles area. nounced LeMay wu h1a runnin& mate L l g h t n l n g hit cloee to IOO -an announcement that had benn e•· Ir J In th '-''tan peeled for nearly 48, houri; He MCDONNELL QUITS SITE ••• MEXICO ..• escrOIV and liUe poll<y fees. Eocrow will close Friday mornlni- Announcemtnt of the re.purchase came from John E. Murphy, pre!lident of the Irvine Industrial Complex, a divtsion of the giant ranch company which ia: developing it:I prime in- dus1rial sites In the alrpcrt area. M..-ger of McDonnell Alrttalt with Douglas Alrcralt Oompony, ..-meed In January of last year, repm.dly put the quash on development of the btg rectangular parcel Oil the westeru side ol tile airport. "Even though lhl1 was a recent decision, we had anticipated. tht possibility for 10me time and our plan. ners· and en1ineer1 are preparing to 11.e tract mapa on the prope<V," !nine's Murphy explained. This means that the ranch company la likely to splll up Ille bii olle foc multiple use development. A company spokesman 1 a i d prellminary piano will likely be lhd with the Orange County Plannine De- partmoot In the near future. A4r cautda airline, for one, has been known to be seeking room at the airport to house tu maintenance and operations facilities. "Use• of 1he land COii!~ vary all tile way from industrial to commercial developments/' an Iry'IM spokesman suggested. "It is the intention of the COmplex to smdivide thb acreage aod ofter a broad range of lites to industries," Murphy ll<lded Murphy noted that the Irvine repurchase was a mutually agreed upoo solution with McDonnell Douflas executives. Development is now M · ticlpate<l to follow Irvine's muter plan for the area. For Irvine Ranch, It was the &ecood Ume within tile laat eight ye.,., that a e1ant aeroepace industry made coo· certed overtures toward development adjll<OIK to 1he altp«1 and 1hen beck· ed OQI. In the early 1980s, Lockheed Alrcrart C«poratioo purchaJ<d from the ranch a huge chunk Of acreage on the •aslecty •i<le of tlie,olrport. There wu no lrvint provlaton in tbat Ale for repurchase. Irvine didn't make the aame mistake twice. When Mtlllllmell began Ila overtum !or U>o wetterl)' side ol the airport three ye ... ago, it launched 1C11ne of the 11roa(m lndllllrlal expansioo ballyhoo heard in Oran1e eoon11 in some ttme. It wu rumored widely 11>1t McDon· nen would build • 1Pfawune MtO•p&ce laclllty 1'11lc.11 WOllld empl07 10,000 perSODI and hecOft\t the llCOT"' lqell lnd111b1al IDatallaUDll In th• county •. The 11act ml11lon ol Ille !tcllllJ wu alw.,. unclear. Double about McDonntll Dou(W' wlim1te Ult of the alle .,..., Into creoplng 1uopiclon Iller tilt 1987 an· DOWIClmant ol mqtr of Illa two , aeroepace &lanb and the eonUnued. becauae you read tilil ftuff." Mbiaonnera 1 me ... ..,.._ erea, characterized LeMay u 1. patriot and sllenct over dev.lopment ptana on tile in all, to ~ .. .,.. liJ!ed u dead and blldroulo wen H!'Orted In !he lllen Introduced lllJn to newsmen. ~·-Son Fernando and Sen Gabriel ~ acreaie. in Mexico City dilllt'den, touched o1f Valleye, West Loi Angeles and Venice. "The koywtone ol our compelgn b Apparenily lrvtnt officials are d11· in ~ by • gang fight between Damage from the freeway fire wu courage," the furmer A 1 ab am a • \....1.... ....... governor sakl. counting 1ale of tht 230 acre• to two hilh 1chooll. Two others were kill· Ll'l::'ai.g 1saes~. and a St at• "Those who support thla movement Orange ~ty government for public ed. in a battle between two factions of 'l'NloeportaUon A,ge.ncy ofl(eial said have the cour.ge of their convictlom use rerl!id to the airport. colle~ students July 11 at Puebla, 65 nor1bbound lane• on tht Golden State -the courage to It.and up for thla: na- Tbert were, however, 1tron1 recent mllea southeast of this city. would pnillebly be opened lat,er today. tton egamst the foroee that would lull overtum In that dlrecllon by Robert 11 reeurloclnl le needed tbe IOUlh· 111 Into a c q u I e 1 c e n c e and . Breanahen, eounty director of avla· Of tl!t major encount.,. In Mexico -tanes ~be cl<lled through tilt pmnlltivene11 on<i the connquent tJon. ~' all have been. in the Tlatetolco weebnd, be• deltrucUoci of our democracy," Yf'al· Lat April 25, bt told Orange county dlltrict, where Hernalldo c or t e 1 lace aald. Chamber of CotDmerco memben, cruahed the laat ~ army. II ta a Nud Wallace said he "'1n!red LeM&)r -"We need thal or-m (the McDon· diatrlct .... marked hy hlgh-<iae, !OW• ies Anonymous toutlt·talklDg, cl(ar .. m<>klng, 81·)'Mr· nell Dou1t11 1lfe) -and U they don't nnt apartmentis, 1ome owned by the old bemedltied veteran ot World War build oo l~ I hope"" can mov. qulck· government and othera by banks. MADISON, W11. (AP) -Two ooedl Ii -tor 1111 "w1ll!ngne,. to apeal; his ly to buy!~" Many of tilt 10,ooo·peop1e llvlnf lilere -danced In Ibo nude In a atudent mind." Now includlnt the lite in their plan· are eovvnment employea and verakln of the mu.teal "Peter Piil" "I en proud to have u my nmntng nlng, lrvlno orilclela have confidently pens!onen. -• belns oou(lll by autt>orlU.1 t.. mole a man ol ar•at courqe, Gen. stated Ibey are movtns ahead In tl>e Tlat<ololco ls an Aztec wml mtOlling day. 'llley-lo arreot them. Curtle·E. LeMoy," Walla"' 11ld . rapid crowt11 and devolopment of tlleir "Place of the Godo." It -tho oile of The 1rou1>1e le police don't !mow LeMay called Wollace "tho Dilly can· in<luatrlal Complex. tile lndiano' main pyramid at tilt time their 111mH ml '-'lly -clldlle who hu been talldnf Uke an "We fO'L'ffe• no mat.erlal change In the Spanish conquer111 came. remembers tbtlr faces. Ameriean." the availability of jobs within the com· jr";;;;;:;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;ii;;;i;i;;;;iii;ii;;iiii;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;ii;iiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, plex due to this re-purchase," Murphy declared today . "Industries are entering tht com- plex at • brlet rate. Baled upon Ibis growth record, there should bt as many or more job opportunities in the widely diversified i.Ddustries which will eventually occupy this 228-act'e site," tie noted. Mur¢1 1tated that 1he number ol major national and local firms which have leased or purchased land in the Complex now tot.all over 130, with more than SO already tn. operetion. "These firms employ approximately 8,600 penono In structures totallnj 3,200,000 1quare feet. U 1 t l m a t e employment for the complex ii pro- jected at 74,000,11 be concluded. Countian Among Five Rescued From Fish Boat , At .JJ. J. 9arrell SOFA BED SALEI 7 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROMr-----,,.::::~ l!i.10 ore v1ry comfortablo tofa i...11 fw Sittln9 •nd Slt1tpln9. 'A "'1dt ..l.cHon of F•lirics and Colon lo choose from, ), .... 4'0.00 Now 299.00 Wi_. SWrh flO. ..tr•· . ) • , I ' • \ I • . ' • ----~--------· .u_:D-ti-Qg,un Bea~h ' Yoar Bo•etoWll • :>'01:. ir, NO. 231, .:t'~ONS; 38 PAGES FOUNTAIN VALLEY CH IL.OREN FET!'. 'THEIR' MARINE S11rah Fint.y,. I, Cuts Cak• for Sgt. R1y Randall . Sets Press Meet School Chief to Answer Foes o.f Building, !Jonds --·~ Opposition by five ~rs°" to a $12 argummt in opposltl·on to the bond million building. boDd prop05al by the propooal. 1 Huntington~-.~~.. ' W'IO the bond ' -' -, lhltJ.ift~~ 4111 ! -Dfstrt~ baa 0 >~1 ·-issue primamy because he is not superintendent toe~ • pron coo· mu d Iii::: cJUtrict . building it.. ftreoce far ~io.dUmlil the op-s.a ~ e , !I pooem.. . - -..-.i sdlools a. ly .. it c:ould. Ballot ~oll ~ t be .Re baa suggei!ecl birlding or com- build.ing bond: pr1ipoSal. hive teen.Died J>e;tition amona architect! to find less by 1lhe 0 Properlf ·Owners •.Protedf'fe Costly mew Of building high schools. J'..A!"iUe" (POPL) wbich baa .llited ·at . The high scl>ool administration says least fivie membtn lncJUdirlg ~ it already is building schools for ttle Ferm, chairman: Jack H. Ellxworth, le:ist_amount Of money and examines vice chairman; Yvome Barber, everypossible,meanstoeconomize. secretary; PaUlloe.-M Oen, treasurer ; The POPL ..apparently is comP,OSed and Merwick J . Black. mefo~. oC 1be five siinen of the ballot argu· Supl Dr. Max ·F.mney said the con· ment and an undisclosed number of fe'.renoe wih be *1d in Uli! diatrk:t other members. Names of the other boardroom at 2 p.m. (or the purpose of members ii <111y, are. kept secret by answering the statements made in the the organizatioo. F acuity Asks Defiance- Of Regents on Cleaver From Wire Services BERKEtiEY -An inf l u en ti a 1 faculty group at the University of California urged the Academic Senate Wednesday to defy the Board of Regents and authorize :I!. t a r I d g e Cleaver's cla!s on racism for full credit. 'The Academic Senate, which ls in.a.de up aC the Berkeley faculty, was ·. (See E4ltorlal, Pa&e 34) seheduled to take up the issue at an ethergency session this afternoon. The executive comlnittee of the , ' r~ The girl they Call Mll(!ame BlllU!rlly aM a Newport Beach sewi!e Who hit! learned to 1 1 ~dle her own ,· ;.. canoe are fea· ., tuted today in the DAILY PlLOT's twin pre · OlymplCI it!ies. Toni Hewitt.. lV .. year-old Co-: mna del Mar IJlffIDaid Who lJ t'li • American team's 'bell bet for a gold medal In tl)e 200-melf~ butterfly stro•• 1wlmming event la featured on Page 21. , Menna Weigand, ... foot, Brltlall-born wife of JCayoker ~r W~anll, ls •Polllebted °" l'llt II In '°" 1111 of four articles on the Onap Oout Olympians' w1ve1 bJ DAILY PILOT Staff Writer Jud1 ~ I • American Association or University ProCe9Sors said Wednesday th e regents' decision to limit the ,"Black Pant.her leader to one lecture was "hasty, ill~onsidered and a violation of academic fteedom." · - Olea~ -author, orator, black militant leader and ex-convict cur· reotly facing cbarges ol assault to mµrder -waa to conduct 10 lectures on racism u part a! a sociology course. Cleaver originally was scheduled to give his first lecture today, but no room had yet been assigned tor the cotirse. Earlier ·wednesday, the en t Ire Negro s~ at Berkeley of. -24 pro- fessors and admlnlstrator1 cbargea that the actlons ~ the regents..afid the legislators "JtrengtherMI, racism in the univet:aity." They said the iisue wasn't aca~emic freedom, but clearly "the drive for freedom br blacks against the open resistance o whites." The Association of U n i v e r s i t y . Professors committefl declared tbe regents' action "intolerable in its im· plication that a person 1elected by 'facu.1ty members, under authorized procedures, may not lecture as plan· ned becaUJe of publlc clamor and political pressurf: -and because of the. regOnto'. OW)l oresumplJons. as Jo Ills quallflcaUont.11 · Cleaver llal been busy atnce thfi regeotc mieUng. He has delivered · obocenicy1"inctuoted attacii o n Reagan, ~ferty IDCI the Uoited Stai.. ·at , UC lrvlue, St an f 91r d Uolvtrsity, aDd sacramento ~State Colltae. Tbe &tudetlt· council at San Jose state\ Co"'ge 1pprovN a resolution Wednesday asking the ctudent body to Jnvile tbeJIW:k P ... thcr leoder lo lalk at San Joae. ~ • Dally Paper ORANGE COUNTY, ~LIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 'i96f :rEN CENTS Kids.~ -M ·arine. Returns:.· Bo1ne 26 Valley Siiidents Fete Vieinam Veteran With Cake, Presents ;... uwe're glad to have you home, Ray" was etched ill icing on a cake 26 Fountain Valley School stu dent s bought for a Ma.rm:"e they had never met.. They met "their" Marine, Sgt. Ray Randall. Wednesday, at a "Welcome Back" party. He was home from Viet- nam, where be had kept up a steady correspondence with the students the past year. "I'm really at a loss for word!.'~ aald the 25-year-old Marine from Pasadena as he looked at the younpttt1 who wrote letter• a.s a group and individually from home too. The cblldren, studenta lut year of Mias Pat ,Whiskeman, began writing to him at tmr suggestion. She had gone to school with him, and when she began teaching' Jn. Fountain Valley, be was stationed at El Toro. She sald.1he ttiouihl wrlllnf to Ray when he left for Vl~tnam would be a good ldsa, but she didn't know how good ... The love al)d appreciation for people Ibey learned from this I never could bave taught tbem," she said. Ray cut the elk~ ·they bad .brought aD.d he opened presents. Then he amwered questiona. ,"Did you ba\le to have bushes all over you?" asked Tisha Martin. Another of th, group, flnt ond oecond graders when Ibey begainnil!ng to Ray, wantod Jo know U be had Jo aleep Oil llleeplng bags. Terry Fields. said her daddy, C:.pt Floyd fi,~1<14, dqesn't have to sletp on the ground. A Navy man, ~11 on board a ship oil the coast of vi,tnam, and he'll be home Thanksgiving-, she :said. .• ' AJso-41t the party WU Sarah Finley, e1Jb~year-6ld daugbter d the Wllllain Finleys, there also, who wrote to Ray last year. They /D•ved to Colorado tbls summer but flew in Wednetday for'' the (See MARINE, Paie Z) Mexico Riots l(ill 25 ArmY, Crushes Stiidents; Olymp.ics Threatened MEXICO CITY (AP) -Mexican ~.rmy troops silenced sniper guns ear· ly today in the bloodiest battle yet of 1fexico City's student rebellion. Tanks patrolled downtown streets Of the capital. due to become hoot Oct. 12 to the Olympic Games. Police· and hospitals reported 25 persons were killed In an ~s·long e:r.change of !ire set oU by a rifle shot, presumably aimed at a soldier, at the crowded site of an antigovernment Storm Causes Fiery Crash On Freeway From Wire Services lial! 'a mile of Uie Golden State Freew-.ay became a sheet of flames \Vednesday night when a fully loaded ruel tanker true~i.burst ·apart-~ ex· ploded in the midst of an ..eJec;Ulcal rain storm. The up~lon occurred alter a fatal collision between the truck and a sports. car on· the rain-stif:kild freewiay north ,of · downtown LQ.s' .Angele&. The driver of the cat was incinerated" Fire officials said thousands ol gallons of burning g~line flooded the freeway end flowed through storm drains, causing n u m e r o u s un· derground ex;plosions. · Burning fuel poW'ed into the sewers, resulting in numerous explosions from .accumulating fumes. Manhole covers were hurled skyward. The gasoline tanker-truck, pulling hw trailers, smashed into ttie center freewa.y dl.J'ider near the Los Angeles interchange, police said. The tMJck jackknifed <and one trailer ~kidded into the path of the oncoming sports car. The driver of the car was burned so badly authorities were unable to determine the sex. The truck driver was thrown clear or the cab and ta.ken to County.USC Medical Center by a passing motorist. Identified only as Carl Fox , he was treated at the burn ward. 'f\he collision was reportedly caused wihen the truck skidded on pavement slickened by a storm whlch dumped a totla:l o{ .17 inches Of rain on Uhe Los Angeles area. Lightning hit close to 100 transfonners in the metropolitan ar~a. and blackouts were reported in the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys, West Los Angeles and Venice. Damage from the free""·ay fjre was being assessed, and a S t a t e Transportation Agency official said northbound lanes on the Golden State would probably be opened later today. Jf resurlaci.ng ls needed the south· botmd lanes may ibe closed through tile weekend, he sakt. Police Checking Tijuana Lead In Beach Mm·de1· A telephone tip from a lluntinglon Beach woman today added a new development the city's s.ix mooth old Jane Doe mylter)' murder. According to rdiable polict source• detective sergeant Joe Grundy •as shoJily to. leave for Tiijuana to follow up• lead"lrom an elderly woman vmo lives in Ule northern part of the Baja Callf<"'1ia city. Grundy sald the dead wom'an, found with .her throat slit March 14 in a field near Newland Street aod "'( orktown A venue may have lived in the north sector of T\juane. He added, however, that the chec~p wu routine, the latest of more than 200 paµce rundowns which have yet to turn· uP either the. woman'• ldentity or killer. . rally Wednesday night. Witnesses ~ more than 100 were wounded '8lld. 4,.check of three of. Mexico City's hosplfa1s showed 72 in· jured bad been treated. Fresh soldiers relieved the first units before dawn in the battle zone,jn and around· the Plaza Of the Three Cultures, and moved from .building to building in the adjoining Tiatelolco apartment district to round up civilians suspected or sniping. Retired AF Chief Bitter feeling was reil•cted In the reaicuon of a troop commander to tbe d.lscovery of a number of l~ts and a paperback tioof -on a youth who sur· rendered. with his girl at gunpoint dW'· ing the noctW'nal shooting. The officer threw them in the youth's f.ree and e:r.clalmed: "Com· munism: You read this stuff. That's why people are dying out there, because you read this stuff." Jn all, 40 persons are listed as dead Wallace Piclis Viet Hawk LeMay as R~g M~~~'. PITI'SBURGH (UPI) -Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, tough4alking 8.dvocate of a U.S. lJlllilary ylcWy ll!..Y.\oloam_>Jtr, day wti namell l!y Georp C. Wau1ce as his vice presidential l'\IDDinc·md on the American Independent party tickeL . The retired Air Force Chief of staff, described by W&lace as "a man. of peace who hM dedicated hh: career to defending his naUon. cmd the free w o r· 1 d," said the former Alabama governor w.oukl lead "1netiCS: back·to her rightiul place -"a world 1J;0Wer both respected and a~." On Vietnam, LeMay said many persons "in the nation appear to have a 'phobia' about nuclear weapo~' and that sucb a fear was weakenln • tionat defense. "IC necessary, I would use anything we could dream up to end the war. I know I will be misquoted. It has hap· pened before., I'll be damn lucky if I don't appear as a drooling idiot whose only solution is to drop atomic bombs all over the world," LeMay said. "I hope we can stay out of war. But once the time comes when we have to fight, I would use any weapon in our arsenal that is necessary. I do oot believe we neeed to use nuclear weapons in Vietnam. "I think to most military men a nuclear weapon -is just another weapon in the arsenal," LeMay said. "Nuclear war would be horrible. To me, any war is horrible. To me, if I had to go to Vietnam and get killed with a rusty knife or get killed with a nuclear weapon, I would rather get killed with a nuclear weapon." However, LeMay said: "J don't th.ink it is necessary to use nuclear bombs in Vietnam. I don't want to ex· • • • JOI NS WALLACE Runnfna M.ta LeMay pl~ one unless I have to. J don't want to stab anyone in the belly with a rusty knife unless I have to~'" W·allace, played a Sllbordinate role at a nel"s co~erence at which he an~ nounced LeMay was his running mate -an announcement that had been es:· pected for nearly 48 hOIU's. He characle!°ized LeMay as a patrlot and then introduced him to ne.wsmen. . McDonnell-Douglas Sells Site at County Airport By TUOMAS MURPHINE 04 IM D•ltr ,.lltl l t1M Irvine C.Ompany officials today an· nounced they have bought back the 228--acre industrial site adjacent to Orange County AJrport from McDon· nell Douglas Corporation. The announcement dashed dreams of both Newport Beach and Costa lrtesa otficlals that someday they· might be annexing a tax·rlch, multi· m.Jllion<iollar aerospace ~t on tbe western llank of the county iilrstrip. Re-purch.,. price for the prime acreage was about the same as the old McDonnell Alrtrafl Company paid Irvine !or -It three yean a.go -f4.~ million. But in addllion, Irvlne pl~ U.P nominaf Interest and tq: cost.I, escrow and UUe policy fees. Escrow will clooe Friday momlnc. Announcement of the re-purchase came from John E. Murphy, proold"'11 of the Irvine lnduttr!al Complex, a divlJloo of tbe it!ant r"!'Ch com~y wtJch Is .dove!opfnc lts prime tn- ~ . - dustr-ial sites in the airport area. ' AWrger o! McDonnell Aircralt wtth Douglas Aircraft Company, lll\llO!lJlCCd in January of last year, report:edlY put1 the quash on development ~ the big rectangular parceJ. oo the western side of the airport. ''Even though this w11 a recent decision, we had. anticipated. the pouibUlty fer some time and our plan· ners and engtneera are pttparlng U) fi.e tract . maps -on the prgpe,rt1/', lrvlne's Murphy explalne\I. , , . This means, tbati the ranch company is llkely to spill l!I> Ille bli site for mulUple us~ devele>pmeol .. A , company spOkesmM 1a1 d prellmlonry plans will llkely be llltd INlth the Or1n&e .county P)annin& De- partment In the near future. • Ab Caliloml1 airline, for one, .llas bten known Jo be seeldnc room at the airport to 00\tse ill maintenance and oper-'ICflt ladltUn. . . • "Ugo, tile land. """ld vaty ,11 tl)e' w.y lroin lndu.trla!' to ~mortlal- (S.. MCDONNELL; Pac• I) • . ,, (.,. ' ' I I in Me:r.!co City dis«ders, touched oU in · Inid.July by a gang fight between two high school.I. Two others were kill· ed in a batUe between two factions of college students JuJ.Y 11 at Puebla, 65 miles southeast of this city. Of the major encounters in Mexico City' all have been in tbe natelolco district, where Hernando C or t e s crushed the last A%tec army. It ii a district now marked by hig'h-ri.te, low- (See MEXICO, Page Zl ' Copter Goes Down Trying To Aid B,oat . A Coast Guard helicopter -pro~ totype of· two Los Angeles Airways craft which crashed this summer - was forced to land In Surfside Wed· neJday night' ~ile on m tmugency mission to a bUritlnf. boll , . Mechanical difficulty • o c C if r r e d aboard the blr Sll<orstT IDIM. 'SM Goard about f:90 t::JJ eausiilg lhO pllo~ Lt. U&l BWy w!D; to_;swing ll>W.,S shore from two mil .. out. ~cally, lt developed later that Ille bo;llt b<ir¢llg ~-delibenlie ~ Without lnjtiry ID Crewmen.• · An •odd, 1qualllng nolie ech Jn. dk:ated likely trouble In th> · rotor transmission was the sJ>tllft .problem "Whidl cancelled the Search and Rescue team'• rugbt lo a blazinJ boat oU Laguna Beach. "It was just a precautionary lan· ding." said the copilot, Ens. Pet.er Luisitro, follow.iQg the sandy setdOwn in the quiet beachtront colony, whose resj.dents turned out in force for the event. Reminded of the ciash of twq limilar Sikorsky heµcopters this sum· mer, whkh claimed a wtal. ol 44 lives, Avialion Machloist'• Mate Ward Collier diJmi&sed the emergency u . merely that "It wu just lilt~ When · "'metlltng. goes wrong With your car," he said, ".you pull over and ah eek it oul" . Mechanics from the U.S. Coast Guard StaUon, Los Angeles, arrived by ear about two hours later to check out the, Sea Guard, but ,tile di.Opper still sat on the beach this' mOrning. Turning on the powerful engine, they lilOOd the chopper a loot or two·ofl the l:eacb Wednesday niOit. wblppillg up a storm of sa00 whk:li b~ the wiu- dOW's of beach front hou:les, while spectators turned: tbelr backs. After · police and .Di~ department unit5 left tlft! scene stiortly before m1d· night. at 1east one of the crew in.embers, Colller. joined l1161dents for a beer while awaiting a ride home'. The Sea Guard. ls e. simpler model of (See COPl'ER, Pac• I) Look fo sunnier 1kie1 and warmer weather Friday, our esteemed forecaster promJses. That'll send the mercury up to 72 along the coast and 77 further Inland, ,. ' . INSIDE !'ODAY i ........ -1• ..... ,.,, --.. ~ c...,., 11 ... . ....... ,._ ,,.,, -... --.. ll T-'""-" ... ,. ::-... ,;, --414 1 • I I ~ .. -• • ' • T 2 DAILY PU.OT Thi.r.i.,, Octobtr 3, 1968 - or.th Viet Supply . MPJOll' (UPI) -11.a. Ill -h.a.tlll lllolllilt ot ftuODC Due In m mdlll a( Nd Vllblam. +; pl a ..... ,._ ot -. = UPI .~ 11171111114 1lldlo J1aM1. co-ui&, ior 'from tll,GCIO Itel 001<1 NarUi Viet-W ••Mid. U.1, .. ......_.111111-!ft* llml ._ ... w• --:.••a .. -MdilJlbelleliDC'l1UIOll(l>uc eel llaoll: at 1111 Rod Illa 11111. -~ loday and ranpd Into nearby Laos on C...-_,. 11111 ....,., rival, callod ... lftW 1•.U ID raldl to lnak up the Communlat4'· U.S. headquarters 1'00ld not oonllrn! duly a ,,..,. nr _,.,,., , .lo •UI>Pl1 illlu. dlsclQllll'tl by lnrormed U.S. sources . grossly violate (North Vletn-) • ~ spokesmen 1ald three that -thN!e more fll.Cbts of B&2s, one sovereignty and territory." · w-. ol Amer!u's bli(est bomber& . behind the otl>Or, vell1llred tnfed 500 and 750-pound bombs ID· nelgbborblng Laos to bit the COm· COmmunlsta killed since Jal. I, 11181, to Communist bunkora, .trenches, run• munlsta' Ho Chi Minh trail supply liDk . had sUJ1'11$Sed 400,000. '11le 2,1166 llods and-Pl enclrclinfthe~ Berela to tile. 7,000 No.i;tb Vlelllamese al killed last week (>llllied the toW f0< at Tbuong Duo OD a -ch 14 Tbuq Due. · • tbe war to 402,102, commllJlique said. J>a Nang. The liege en ita s1xtb. Sp0ke1men said the battleship New · American losses ·tast week were tbe 'dq. Jeraey apent her third day on the war lowest in tln'ee weeks -247 killed and The lledt bidloi out ID !Ive villages ,.... Wednesday, lalocktn( out 1ix 1,779 wounded. GOrunmeot 1oldlers and on ''QmUe llldle" around tht bw>kers, an anlllery 1ite and an IJI• reported 316 men killed and . 530 ~amp 11D1Wered beck witll tllefr Ualrcraft run ~ltlco ID the IOUtbern wounded In tile same aeveo<Jay span . Georgia Hails ~· . ~··N· Ani al ·. IXOD V In Deep South llldlll(ltpl.28. ~-!MU.I. plane IM ovor North Vietnam - a lf"'J A4 Skybawk shot down Wtd-...s.,, The pilot balled out but w81 listed-II mllliDI followbj1 fuWe res· cue ettempts. 1'le • ralda' around lbUODg Due recalled. sJmllar bombin'J tactics )Y,hlch broke the 77-day siege at Khe Sonh earlier lo the year. '11le\North Vietn:ame1t Dttt Divtsion, Wblch was at Kiie Sanh, )1.as...IU 7,000 aoldlers iaround 'lhuong Due now. Lolsu amooe: ·tb.i 25 _American and &bout 300 vtetriameee defenders in the neweat Red barrage were not im· • medlate11 avallahl•. 'l'bUODf Due, as1rlde tbt,o...mUlllata' ¥Ila!~ RN . Volley lollltralion corridor fAnfard Da Nang, 25 mllN to the northeu.t, Uea 330 miles nQl'.th of Siigon . Two other fUgtrts of between $ and 12 S-tratoforta: went ett.er Communist traill keeping tho NOl"th Vlelllame .. soldiers at 'nluong Due supplied with food and ammanltion. Tbey hit an offllloot b>to SOUlb Vietnam ot 1l>e Ho Ohl Minh Trill, apoUIJiian lald. SWeep)Aa J.lllrom... _TballarMI an GuMO, tile J162a broke inf bomb-.! OA a!(llll from a fl1itlt le~ar otteD l\lidld by radar operat0<1 on ,file pound. ' Wllkln1on 1ald tht(O were no algns the bombinC was 1'reaklng up the Communist eocirclemenL '111• Nqrlh Vletoameoe moved ID S~turday, 1el;ed tlve vlll1g1S ~ the camp and hoiltad their red and blue fla1 wllicb rtlli nie• today, he said. In another actlon,. C o mm u n 11 t IO!dien al.Wmed llO mOl"tar lbella ID• to I U.S. 21Sth DIVlaf<ln llilllery ouil>oa~ 'll..mlla -Up and !fled~ 10 ovemm IL Four Amerlc8'J -• wounded beat!D& back 1be altack too day· '11107 roportecl ldlliJI( IJ COm- !l'Wlllla. Sunset .C.omplex n ·elaye·d ~ County Pla.nners Postpone Decisi.on on Apartments ' A declolon OD lhe long dlaputed apartment houoe project on the l<lnn<r Paelfic E1-ic rigbt <t way in Sunset Boac!> was pos1poned IX> Oct. 3<l Wedneeclay' by lhe OOWlly planning commlaston .. llesldenta ol the area 8*mpted 14 torm a wrlque boulevard dlotllct I<> &e· quire the property for their OWDJ""k· Ing 111e and fw the beocb. Blit the supervtaors CUrned down 1llill appr<>acb In Jldy beeause the county ·-1d be re'!'Ons!ble for 25 percent of jhe ex· pendlturea of. the propoled dl~cL be a .. ....,.. ...,,... ol lqh denlllty bu0cln1.'' G!libl propoeed -• full width 1treet be l>ullt on aie oceanside <t the atripond on ali.yw"I' on the land alcle. The ~ plan would ·btve one ""Y. otreel4 on altber aide ol the llrlp belwoe!l Anderson Streat and ~ Avenue. , ATLANTA (UPI) -lllcbard Nixon received a tum'UltuOus ticker tape welcome today from tens of thoutands of Georgians wboH dleers strengthen· ed his growing convicti.on that he can beat out third party candidate George Wallace in se eral Southern states. The ci'owd turned out to ue the llepubllciii sldOntlal cllldldate dUr· lng a noont downtown parad.e was 'lbe BO-foot wide, mile long sirip bordered by bames on each side is .....i.cI by the county ., a parking area tor the beach. Clrlton Bullden of Bewrly Hills bu 1l 53-year lease from the Souttlern Paol.Bc Co. end. wants to build duplex apartment buildings on the 10.plus acres. But at \he eame tin>• t b e supervisors emphasized the ~ed to provide sulllclent parking for the beacl> aree. I Hugh Gib!>!, a Sunaet Jle""1> ,...;. dent and archttect waa spbkeaman Wedneeday for 300 ruldentl of the area. He said the;development would Oar!tOn _.. -parkln( place1 ' f.., each dwellinl unit and acldlti.co.al parking tw l3i guerts or loW residents. · estimated a between 135,00J and 165,000 and N n oppeered elated by the wamth o welcome in the SoQth'a largeat cl.,-~ . ......_ __ "To see so many thousand!: of Georgiana here warms my heart," he tald In an lmpunptu apeecb from the backseat ri his open Convertible after bis motorcade reached the heart of Atlanta. "It makes me know that this part of America -like the rest of America is going to vote Nov. 5 for new leaderlhlp that can bring peace abroad, peace at home and the kind of progress we want in America." * * * Humphrey Starts Bus Campaign In West Virginia BLUEFIELD, IV.Va. (UPI) -Vice Pfesident Hubert H. Humphrey began . • day.tong bus tour ol some 29 We&t Virginia communttiea today, preacblog a -1 ol vlcttty for th~ Democnla and damllltion 14 bis Oil• pooeota. It WU a -t OOllaJilC replay ot hll 1960 battle ocrOll the rugged motl!llaln• OI thl> ol4lte "11th the late Jclul F. Kennedy . durln( I he •• Democmtlc primary. ·~ Humphrey k>st that primary to Ken· nedy \\o'lho went on to be president. But the vke president was convinced to· day that he had .en upward lookJng chance to def,.t Republican Richard M. N1x'on end Amtrican Independent polty-te George C. Wallace. i ' H......,..,., switching (ronl hl1 jet r aircraft beOauee ol the smaller West ~ Vh'gtn1a a.lrpc:l1-, flew here from <. Qwiotto, N.C., wtth.hl1 party)~ three '-<l"OP'!'O'fered c-•ircrp. 'Lilies' Film Slated "Lilies of the Field" will be shown Friday at tile main Huntin(f<ln Btadi Public Llbnlry, 525 Main St. Showing oC ithe movie, which features Sidney PI o t 1 er, is at 7:X> p.m. and wtll be '\.-wi'lbolK oadnJlse'«l charge. ~·------------~ • > .. • OAILY PILOT Olt4NGI COAIT PUILISHl"!.0 COMPANY Rohtrt N. Wttcl Pl'ftldll'll lftd PubHll\tf Jec.k R. Curl.-, Vic. ,rnldent •nd O•,...,•I Mtnttu TltoM11 K11,ll Editor Tlto1'"• A. Murphin1 Mlf'tlllnt Editor .,All,•~*U:;~'''' :~:11;,::, R11:~ EdlkN" Cify Editor H•"""" .... Offlc:9 309 ltlt Str••t Mtlli119 AcldttH1 P.O. lo• 790 ,2641 01W-H...,,_.rt llHdl: t)Tl WM! h lboa 8oo.Jlitvtr11 co.fl Meet: :m W.,I lltr Sfl'W! L~ 9Ntll: 222 '-t ~- DAILY PILOT !"Mt. ff Ar11111r 11. VJnllfl UNSCHEDULED STOP -Coa.i Guard Search and Rescue crew' men :Peter Luisi-tro (left} and W·ard. Collier ponder next move while awaiting help for their stricken bird. Mechanics later decided to leave big chopper on beach at Surfside overnight. Weird walMng sowid caused pildl lo make emergency land'mg WedAelday night. From Page 1 COPTER •.• t h e Sikorsky S61L heliooprer, two of Which were lost in Compton and Para- mount durtng the pa!t awnmer on the LAA Airways Los Ange\ea·Disoeyland run. MECHANICAL PROBLEM); A National 1'r.an1portat1on Safety Board bearing In Loa Angele• l81t week concluded with blnll that the firrt cralh wu cal.lied by one of two or three pooolble mecMrilcel pro- bleml. ~ Tbol -~· Wll'ol In U.S. Olm· merclal belcopter tram hllf<lry, kill· ed 23 peraoo.1 w!len the dloabled sbip plunged into a Paramount dairy yard. The second disaster killed 21 people when the LAA Airways craft fluttered down into a Compton schoolyard 8'.! the pilot apparently tried to land. Metal fatigue ls ~lleved ta have caused the latter accident, but no NTSB hearing has been held yet to determine wttat really b<Wpened. Questioned about how they reacted to Wednesday 's emergency landing ol>out J.5 mlnulet after takeoff irom Loo Angele• ln\ematlonal Alrport, crewman Collier wu Jfd].osophicat. "When it'1 your time, Jt'1 your time," be said. * * * * * * Boat Explodes in Flames, But it Was All Planned • From Page 1 MEXICO ••. rent apertmenb, some owned by t.he government and others by banks. Many of tbe 70,000 people living there are goverpment employes and pensioners. Tlatelolco is an Aztec word meaning ''Place of the GodJ." It was the site of the Indians' main pyramid at the time the Spanish conquerer& came. lnternatlonal aspects were reflected in Rome. A group of Italian Com· munist deputies asked P r e m i e r Giovanni Leone to call for wspension of the Olympic Gamet. They sold It would be impossible to bold 1hem "in the abmosphere of terror and bloody repression by the Mexican govern· ment." · The lnternatJonal Olympic Com- mittee oalled a meeting today to discuss the violence and its pOssible ellect on the 1968 summer games, scheduled to ()pen in the Mexican capital in nine days. 1be government spokesman, presidenllal prelS '!'O'etory Fernando Gania, said ol the Olympics: "There is no danter'. All necessary precau- tions have been taken." Two Bond Issues Discussed Tonight The local resldeutl, wbo akeady u1e the area for park!lng, proleat tl>alt this is not enough. Big Trash Cleanup Set For Huntington Beach Already partially rinsed by a light October N:in, Huntington Beach is due for a real scrubbing two weeks from now. A special clean.up campalgn has been set f-0r Che weekends of Oct 19, 20 and Oct. 26, 27. Elin Myrehn, Pioneer Mesan, Rites Saturday Services for pioneer Costa Mesa resident Elin Myrehn will be held at 2 p.m. s..tunlay at Westdilf Mortuary Ohapel. lllro. ~ 'died Wednesday at Hoar Memorial Hoapltal aft e r a lengthy illneos. She was 72. !lam on a small island ol1 the cout of Finland, &he came to America alone at tile age of 12, after her mother's death, to live with &i aunt. A few yesrs later ishe came to Huntington Beach es a mDther's helper and a~ tenjed Huntington Bea~1 High S::trool. Residents should tote trash including large discarded Objects to any of eight deposit locations, Where it will 'be pick- ed up ond dioposed ol by city'• con· tra.oted trash collector. The seniice is lree. Th< time is 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for both weekends. Deposit sites for Oct. 19 and 20 are Greer Park parking lot; Murdy Park parking lot; w e s t side of Edwards Street, 000 feet IOIJlil ol Slllter Avem.ie: and on Holland Drive, behind the Kinney's Shoe Store. The following weekend crews will pick up at the northwest corner of Newland Street and Attama Avenue ; west side of Gothard Street, 800 feet north of Slater; east side of Memphis Aven ue, 500 ·feet ·north Of ~a Street; end Waklut Avewe between 14th and !Sib Stree!s . Spedal nsh collectll:G has been .,.. ranged through the Women'• Dlvialon .t the Chamber or eomm ..... Rain. bow Dispooal Oompany Olld tbe City of llunUnglon Beach. From Page 1 MCDONNELL •• Dlscussion of the two municipal She had lived in t he same house, 129 bond issue propositions on the Nav. 5 E. 17th St., CX>s~a Mesa for 50 yeais. development:ii,'' an Irvine spokesman ballot in HUDtington Beach will be She moved to a trailer park in Hun-11uggested. held tonight at the Recreation Center, tington Beach just two months ago: ''lt is the intention of the Complex to 17th Street end Orange Avenue. She is survived ·by two soos, Ralph "Sulxtivide this acreage and offer a During the 8 p.m. meeting 1he need of Tustin and Ptaiul ol Indiana: a brotm range ol sites to indu&trlet,'' !0< a 16 mllllon -d llal>e for parks daugllt•r, Mildred Hd>el ol Costa Murphy added. B1 JEROME F. COUJNS and a 13.16 mllllon isaue for Ibo city Mesa: 16 grandchlldren and one great· Murphy noted that the !rvlne No one wu hurt -but a few people library will be eXl)lalned by mem· grnndchild. repurchase was a mutually agreed were embarruaed. ber1 M Ute commlttee backing the Interment will follow iat Harbor Rest upon solution with McDonnell Douglas Of tlMI iqur ,.. Md A 30-loot abalone diving boat blew up in flames off Cry1tal C-Ove between Laguna "Beaclt .. ~·c0<0na del Mar \Vednesday night. It wa s no accident. Calvin McKnight, 36-year-old skip· per of the vessel, ·later t-old the Orange County Harbor Department and Coast Guard he had deliberately scutUed it. He said It had a crack in the hull and wasn't worth repairing. Prom Pflfle 1 MARINE ... party. Miss Whiskeman had cleared one bulletin board in the room for letters from Ray last year. Four or five students and the Dale Stuard.s, Carroll Mohrs, Harry Meads and the Finleys, who wrote letters from home allo, posted their letters there too. Lisa. daughter of, the Stuards, like the other students, wrote Ray about what they were doing. like the time they took their Junche& to school on the end or a stick and pretended ro be 'hoboo. At Christmas time. they sent him brownies and cants they had made themsc1ves, &aid their former teacher. ••And for hlJ: birthday, they made him a scroU of 'America the Beautiful' with their artiJtic tnterpretations of •purple mountains majesty' a n d •amber land.I of ga.in',11 she added. "The correspondence was thrilling -because the children gave Ray the feeling t.bat 1JOtnebody cared -and he gave them the feellnc that y0u do thlnp for ~le you don't even know." Ray, who got back lrom Vletnam two weeks ago and 11 tci be in San Diego In two days, said as quickly u he got the letters they were passed around to other sotdlera on "the hill" with him. "The l'e'tter1 were the only thlngs we had," be said. I The two agencies didn't find out 'l"tw;;;o;;;;i;pr;;;oposl;i;;;;;;ti;;;'o;;;naiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMmemiiiio;;;no;;;· ;;;l;;;P;;;ar;;;k;;;';;;CostaiiiiiiiiM;;;e;;;sa.iiii;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;e;;;xecu;;;;;;;;ti;;;v..;;;;;. ;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiii about the planned destruction of the-11 Whlrlaway, home ported in Santa ~ Baribara. wttil how'I after they bad -· <lisptJt:chtd rescue boats five miles out .JJ. J g. to sea from Newport Beach. f ff' They had been called slforUy before • • • . arre 8 p.m. by Corona del Mar erxl Laguna ~~:.;:~;·~ •. wh0 ••w tb• •hip 5 O FA BED 5 ALE! Three helicopters Joined the co .. t Guard culter Cape Higgon and a . Harbor Department fire boat in the unneeded reacue c:iperatf~. 0 n e bellcopter force landed et Surfside. McKnight later told authorltie• that he ·had arranged to have a sister ship alongside while he torched the Whlrtaway. He was safely aboard the otller vessel, operated by Mark RosaU, 19, of Avalon. ,as the fire boat sprayed stream s of water onto the blazing hulk. Its fuel tanks erupted, forcing the firemen back. Harbor Department Sgt. Robert lb· botson said an effort was made to tow what remained of the Whirlaway to Newport. But before tow lines from the fire boat could be made fast. the Wblrlaway sank. 7 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM r-----.,.:.:~ McKnight stayed aboard Rosati's boat as it accompanied Cape Higgon and the fire boat to Newport. "When we got back to the office," said Sgt. Ibbotson, "M~Koight f<lkl us It WU all planned. He wanted to slnt it. He said it •u In bad ohape, would coat a lot ol money to repair, so lt seemed prudent to dettroy lL" Thtso ore very comlorteble sol• beds for Sitting ond Slttping. .... ~0~ Now 299 .00 McKnl&l>t flrot bad 1trlpped fl ol ever)'thtng or value.. · A Santa Blrl>ara resident, McKDlll>t _.eel a bit embart'-by all the tun, Sit. lbbolaon said. ''There J1 no indJcat:ion of any at· tempt to defraud anybody (for .In· eurance)," the harbor otllclal tm· pbulzed. "BUI we wiJb !Ml bad told the Coat Glllrd ID advance or his plans." 'lbe . Oooat O<lard'• marll)e lo· veatlgatlon offtce In San Pedro la now lnw!UC•µnc the Incident, be added. A widt aaltc:jion of Febrics ond Colors to ~ .. from. { • Wlt• Sklrfl flO • ..tt1. • t ---.-------- • • • . ' - ---------·-·~ -- • •• Beaeh·· Laguna . ' . . . . . . ' vot:.. 61', NO. 231, l SECTIONS, 34'PA&ES THURSOA Y, OCTQBER. l, 1968 , . . Blo~ing Up of Boat itt "Sea Alarms ,- By .JEIU)llE f'. Cl1UJNll w-·t -~jng. °' • _... '"" ...., No one was hmt -but a few people A 30-loot -dlriog boat blew were ·--· up in flame• off Crystal Cove between The two agencies dJdn't find out Laona Beech aDd CoroDa del Mar about the planned. destrucilon of thtr Wedneoday lll&bt. It W'M no ..eldeDi. Calvin McKmcl>t. 36-yur..id okip- l!t veHel, !Jiler1old the Orlllfe Hartl« Depanmeut and Cout he bid deliberately ecuttlod it. lie said it bad a crack In 111e lwl ollld (See RelMed 81«1. PMto, Pace S) · --· home . pr1ed In Santa Barbara. until bour1 after they bad di:lpMdled rescue boats .live miles out lo tea from Newport Beadl. They bad been called dtartly befora a p.m. by Cor<ma del Mar and Laguna Beach residents, wbo saw the ahip elll>ouetted by lire. 'Ibree . helicopters ~joined the poast Guard cutter Cape Higgon and a Harbor Departm«(Dt fire boat in the ~eded rescue operation. O n • helicopter force landed ·at SurfSide. McKnight later told authorities that he bad arranged to have •· sister ship alOJ>iSld& while_ ht torched tllo eac ar Hippie Law Eased ·Curb Sitting Alluwed 'Sometime' . -·-- IJagtaa -lllODlled lb blppie 1"lteNg law·-w-.ia, ni&l>l """"'"""' held lint n..iioc ol amendm-that will mab It legal to sit "' the """' In • midential neigl>borlmd, er to lit en a curl> el....-ben ii • parade Is pig by ond to alt' Oil tbe ccean edge ol Ile B~ ' Ooo..;lnwillofH<>lm~-~ Flight PiOlleet' the dlangel earlier alter pointing out that be and bis t.eenate son wece violating tile law by dttioC on tile curl> in front ol. their home. Cound1man llidllrd Go Id be r g altered ooe ol. the amtofments W""1neodley 10 lhat it becMne •la(al to lit on a resWential nei&tt><rhood curb -1h• curl> ii along Coast llitllfty. ' . $tell ~. be -· eould he Se~~Qi£$ Catalina'. Hold Secret of Flier's Cra8h P ark Land Fee Action Taken First reoding ci a Pm Fee and Land Dedication ordlDaoce WU held by Laguna Beac~ co111><'"1n>e11 Wed· nesday nlllbt • Made possible by -8\llJllng leg!slaticn in 1985, tile lea will req<an lulure subd!vidm In the city to llU up land, a r.. or·l>otb to help llloe!> up with perk needs. Coundlrn<O will be abla to decide whether land, a fee er a comblmt:lon are aooepta:t to tit tbe citt\ml.1ttmces of each situa.tioD. In the cue ci a sul>dlvilioa <II 50 loll or Iese, only a tee II?_,. bl reQUJr*1. The land-foe req-o( the ordinance grow< flHM« oa a f<lnnlM basis in direct ratio lo the clonalt1 ol theglvenllbll~. 'The onllnanco 11 .. atumpt to pro- vide fur each 1,000 mldots four acres~ park. Dougiu J>.iiSl-2 Slcyrocltet to the edge " -· -. .. -heigllt and Mltibde reocrds, Js believed to have IUll«ed . -atllacl<. AD eaity staey ol Bridgeman'• career, IDll.de famous in his sensltive, pel'SOO'al llCCOW1t ol test flying, "Tile Lonely sty," a book published in 1955, said he new the X -15 rocket p1-. Aclually, the X-1~ was developed oeveral ,_. 1*" to' P<OOe the edge ol • tplllce, acc<rding to ooe ol Bridptman'• colleagues kl l he Skyrocket ezperimenb ol the early 1900'1. "1le0r,. Jansen, ol 2124 Smmgo Drive, N...,,o<t BHdl, pilOted a B·29 -Dl<ltlM!nllip which hatdled the small Skyrocket ..t 35,000 i..~ on Bridgeman'• 1"2 world a It it u de record ding flla!>t. 'lbe D-568-2 rudied ~.491 feet ..,- tllCV)', -20,000 leet higher than any .._ bad ever been, although ~ X-IS has pierced far deeper into si-ce m recent years. "I !mow Bill would wBDI the story to ba completely lootual," said Jall6en, recatVng bow emcting the veteran Navy pilot wu In all bia tlying. Boaten who wUnn1ed the scream-Inc power dive from .l,000 feet while Bridgeman -Oii • 12-mi!mte ll!ght to Avabl fur a load ~11-i said tblf --the until be ..... tmJiin -In the...- The --!ovellad oil -to 1 .... ~f iliova the watir, 1~pped a wavo·iu.t llI<e a llM -· then -up and down apln into the-, where II .~ m lmpoct. '1'lii wn<UCe eant within a balf- bolr. Witness Tells'vof Efforts To Help Slay_ing Victim • > ' . J A .. Tucbr..,., Ult -at oho "'1 <l1lac ca 1111 -1a ..... •-n.t 1rOIMll lt8bed me n Scbnt • ~ Wt. lflorrlflt Wettjlllol, es, ol 1'41 -Dr!Ye a •Ylnll wblle be tried to ttop tl1a flow cl blood from her '"le with & llllc:lt ol ...,L Joclgo llona1d --oppololad • paydlWrlll ..... llrief11 ~· Mrs. 1'lcloor at 1IJe tlort of -1'• prooeedlnp. 119 -.-lbt wurt al (See TUC&Ell, Pqe Z) I both unsillffi:y and dangerous . Tllo crdinance makes it unlawful to sit, lie, kneel <r stand on a lidewalk i! blocking public P"'"''ll• and ii told by a policeman to move on. The city borrowed . Some o( the wording from a Supreme Court dedS.i.on after its r i r s t loitering ordinance was shot down m mmictpci.J court, a sec«ob. ruled uoo:mstituti<ml ' ' Saddleback ' Site P~U$ ' Given Okay Saddlebadt Jurua. Cea.re District's plans for construction ol a pennanent campm oo its 165-acre Mission Viejo site wen Waved Weckletday by the county plaoi>.Jig commission. lasW! ol the ·permit will launch the •outh COlmly -Oil tile H<OOd phase ot its $1S milllon ien-year building program. lt"ls expected that facilities for more than 3,000 llludents .)<'ill be availab!e by !ale 1m. District olf!dals WI planner1 that eight centers will be tiullt in the two year period. They include: librwy, science. bwi.ness education, trme~ technical, gym-physical ed.1JCation, fine arts. educatian actlivities and ad· ministration and maintenanoe-stores. Jur y Trial Sl.ated In $35,000 Th ef t From DAV Funds By TOM BARLEY 6f lhf D•llY 1"1111 ll•lf A Santa Ana· atOOr~ey who k ac· cu.ed ol mloapproprlating '35,000 In Di9abted Amedoab Veterans (DAV) !Unda IOOl,t fa·ce .a· jury trial Oct. 28, Silperklr C0Uit Judge W!Warn Speirs rulod Wedneoday. hi.. S!>e!>:• deiai<d to Oct. 23 lawy1r Davkl Cadwell'• plea that . there!: .tMu:fficieot evidence to sup-port Orange County GNlnd Jury's ~ ent ol two count& d. grand theft 1temmlog from his handling ol funds far the Santa Ana DAV chapter. Oac!Well was indicted.· following an inveotiptlon of hil. trusteeship by the of flee ol S11ata Atty. Gen. Thoma• Lyn- ch. 'lbe Grand Jwy took action •p.in1t the portly, bl1d attorney 'Cli'ler .Diii. Atty. Cecil Hi.s llUbm!UAod tho teftim9nY ol 10 wJentsres ,to ~ coun· ty-1. c.dnU'• tnd'dment eddJ eoQttler cba&>tor in the trliubled aflair1 ol the Sani& Ana veterens' ll'OUJI· The cbapter llHlf recently 1urvived a ~Ml llllit brooght by Lynch'• o1nce 111 whim !ta oflktil ud directon Wert ..... ed of '1olatloo <II alate corporallon eodet by lllla'lf\llb' dtvertil( trutl funds lotalialc ...,.. -~.ooo to • ...,, _tin&_.. • Whlrlaw01. He w~s safely aboard tM other vesse~ operated by M•t Rooltl, 19, of Avalon, ea· the fire boat spra~ rt:reama or water onto the blazing hulk. Its luel 'l.ni.. erupt«!, lorcin& tll• firemen bact. Har1>or Department Sgt. Rcbort 11>- t>otsoo sal4 an e!lort was '!""'< to. tow what remained of th"e wturtaway to Newport. But belora low lines lrllll tile !lzo urc boat could he mede faot, the Whltlaway 1ank. McKnight stayed aboard Rosati's boat as it accompanied Cape Higgon and the fire boat to Newport. "When we a:ot.,baCk to .the office," 1ald Sgt. Ibbotson, "McKnight told US it WU all planned. He wanted to slat it. He 1aid lt was tn·bad shape, would cost a lot ol money to r~, so it seemed prudent to destroy lt." McKJilgllt first bad •tripped it ol ase .. ,_ UNEASY QUIET -Mexican Army troops, machine guns at !1\e ready, stand guard in Tiatelolco Plata, ecene of all night clash between pro- testing students and elements of the army and police. Area was com· pletely seoled off today. Me xican Army C·rushes Students; 25 Left Dead MEXICO CITY (AP) -Mexican army troops silenced s:oiper guns ear- ly today ln the bloodiest battle yet of Mexico C:ty's student rebellion. Tanks patrolled downtown streets ol the capital due to become host Oct. 12 to the Olympic Games. Polic'e .and hospitals reported 25 persons were killed Jn Al\i hours-long exchange of lire .et off by a rifle shot, presumably &med at a soldier, at the crowded site of an anligovermnent rally Wednesday n!ght. Witnesses estimated more than 100 were wounded end a check of three of Mexico City's hospttals showed 72 Ur jured bad been treated. Fresh soldiers relieved the fust units before dawn in the batUe zone, in and .around the Plaza or the Three Cultures, and moved from building to building in the adjoining Tlaielolco City Man1tger Gets Pay Ra ise . Ci\y Manager James D. Wheaton wu Cll"n a $150-per-month pay bike V(ldnelday ~by unanlmoOI action ci IA-Be coundlmen. Tlleroise, ecUv• Oct. I, will 'brine. ~·1 ollllltll1 PllY to '21,000. He ... 1...tly ta paid 115,000 .. dty man_. and $4,200 u city 'clor!<, a -"' '19,200. : WboaWD. 39, bad beeli with U. dtJ< fllr aiX.,._·11ug. I. llll lalt PllY ~. •IOI/ -thl1. WM J~. 1. Tllo Wed· ,,._, nf"1t ..Uon wa 'ollered by Me)'\11' Glenn Vedder. . • apartment district to round up civilians suspected of sniping. Bitter feeling was reflected in the reaction of a troop commander ta the discovery of a numb« of leafleU and a paperback book On a youth Who aUr. rendered with hl.s girl at gunpoint 'dur· ing the nocturnal shoot.log. The officer threw them ln the youth's f8'Ce aod exclaimed: "Com'- rnunfsm : You read this stulf. That's why people are d;ying out there. because you read this stuff." In all, 40 persons are listed as dea4 in Mexlco City dlsOrders, touched. oU in mld..July by a gang fight between two high schoolJ. Two others were kill· ed in a battle between two factions of college students July 11 at Puebla, 65 miles southeast of this city. *' Of the major enllount ... in Mexico Ctty, all have been in the TlMelolco diltrict, where Hernando Cort t 1 crushed the laat Aztec army. It h a district now ml'll'k~ by bi&h«ile, low~ rent apartmentl, ae>me oWDed 'by the government and othen by banki. Many of the ,70,000 people living there ate government employes a n d penslonera . . . · Tlatelolco ls an Al1ec word meaning .. Place of the Gods." lt was the al.ta of the lndlane' main p)'l'aldd at the ti.mt the Spinish cOnqueren came1 . lnternaUonal aspects W«e n.f1ected. In Rome. A crouP of Italian Com· munlst deputieJ f.Sked Prem le r Glovllllli Loone to call for cu1111nilon ot the 01,ympic C-es. They Mid It would ba lmpooaibla to hold tllan "In lho atmoopliere ol terror and bloody reprwl011 "1 the Mnlcon govern· (See MEXICO, Pap I) v • You.r Home to'WJI Dally Paper JEN , CENTS avel')'tbinc of value. • : A Santa Barbara ... 1c1en1, McKnlliftt SeeD!ed a bit emharraeaed by all Ille fuss , Sgt. Ibbotson said. : "There I.a no .indication ot any 111t· tempt to. ,defraud anybody (fOJ>';la- aurance)," the harbor official em· phaslzed. "But we wish he had told tl1a Coast Guard in advance of ~ plane:. n .'lbe O>ast Guard'• marine tn~ ~sUgation office in San Pedro is now lnv .. ligalin& U1e Jnctdent, he added.•· ' City Seeks Four Majo i.: Properties By RICJ!ARIJ P. NALL Of tM Deity ,li.t Stiff It appeared Wednesday night tllal 40 years of wishing would mrAte it so. Laguna Beach cooncllmen autboriz· ed purchase of folU' major propettie~ along tbe 11000 !eet o! Main Beach ttii\ Ille city ls putting toge)her for a pari;. , Cost to the city is expected to '~ about ·$3.3 million. Explaining the variables that still exist, City Manp .. ~e; James D. Wheaton estimated rou&tilY -~Ille AJ111uol dell!·~ ol tlle city wll pay for bollds might flt '190,00!· • ..... ·- -He It IJ!JWng top-o riicn "'II- -budiet oo6male and pioj-o( municipal revenue scourcea to pay iar the beach park. Councllmeb. approvild purcha!e of: ~ine parcels from Consolidat~ Mortgage eo,. for •1.6 mllllon. . -'!lle~nglotby Benton'• Colfoo SliOp for '408,000 (to be leased biol: for five yeara at '1 annually). • -About 150-feet of frontege of 1tie Dr. B. B. Ma'Son estate, between the Bey>' Club and tlle Richfield station, for '111:1,000. .. -The . Standard Oil station lot $240,000. ' other properties bad earlier bee neiotiated fol' by Wheaton. He ~'M:\ there is a possibility that the Standltd OU purchase mlgllt · fall through because of the delay before a sc:hechal· ed board meeting. ln thiJ event Standard and two l!tllor propertle.s u yet uncommitted. coula be picked up later .in a cecond bond issue il the Watson Amendment dots oot pass Nov. 5, said Wheaton. Councilman Roy Holm comroended the city manager on ''dolng a tre'm.en· dous job in acquiring the Main Beach on-bebal!f-Of the citifA!Itt-ot-t.acDna Beach." Nuclear Test Fired YUCCA FLATS, Nev. (UPI) -'Jin undergroond nucl-lest wae tpc, gere;i today at • depth ol 1169 feet bel()'W ~ deseot lloOJ:. The Atomic Energy OOmmlallon .saild the detonatoin had a maximum force of 20 kiloton! or 20,000 tons Cl( r TNT ~equal to the atomie bomb drop- ped on Hiroshima during World W:iz II. ~ .i o ....... " •• " .. ' .. ' . '. •• •• Look 'for •ilnnier skies 111d I warmer weMber Friday, oul • esteemed forecaster promises. That'll send U. mercury up to 72 along tha coo.rt and 77 fw1ltet.. inland. lNSIDB f'ODAY I • --------=----=------==--~=-=----====--~~--=-=====================----) --- ~ -' iiill: Pd6'r ~ -----TliiilQr-'· 1~ ------- ,Stratof o s mash . Nor .th Viet: Supply iines· 11.amt111•M'n t c1'q'qftu.49C Due todoy ml rllll'Od Into ~ '-on raids to break \IP t.bt Communi1ts' 1uppty Unes. . AmericM e:poke&men aald. three ...... " Alllerlc~·· bluest bomber• ·---.,~ i-1» ill· to Communtst bunkers, trenches, runs and troops encircling Che Green Berets at Tbuong Dw: on a vital approach to DaN--... -ltlliolll d13. '11M a.da lldm( out'IA llvo ..._ and on "Charlie Ridge" around the c""p allfWered back wltb tllell: Georgia Hails NixonAmval In Deep Soutll . . . 'An.ANT,\ (IJPI) -llicllard Nlnn rteelved. a tumuttuoua ticker tape l'!etcome today from tem of thousands oflleorO---llrenglbm- . ell!l& growing C011Yidicm that Ill can but oot tl*d party .,.,.,..,.te George 1fallace ln several Soutbe11 llllte1. 'The .crowd that tlnled. GUt to .. t.pe llopublloan p-candidn dur· ing a noontim~ dOWJl{own p&rade was estimated at between 135,000 and 165,000 and Nixon appeared elated by the warmth of 4be welcome tn tile -·· lagest d17. "To. see so many thousands ot Georgians here warms my heart," he said I.I! .. impnlmptu speech from Ille ~ of. hil open e<m:vertible after his motAlr<ade reached the heart of Atlanta. · .'llt makes me know othat this part of America -like tbe -of~ IJ Joing to '1Jte Nov. 5 for new Jeader11bip that can bring peace abroad, peace at home and the kind of progreu ft waDt in America.'' * * * Humphrey Starts Bus Campaign In West Virginia BLU!!l!'IEW, W. VL (UPI) -Vic< Prtftlent Hul>ert H. HmnplrP' bepli a day.Jong bus tnur of ..... '29 Wert Vlrpa communities today, ..-JJJng • _, " wlctory for the l>emocnta and -to h!I op-ponent.. It wu a omlewhlt llOlfalClc replay of Its 191111 battle ..,,.. the rugpd -· of thlo •late -tho 1111 Jobn 1'. JtemedY durlnl t b • Demoaollc pr-,.. Hwnpluoy loft that primary In K ... nedy who went cm to be prealdent. But 1be vice president w11 convinced to- day 1hlt be bad an upward looting dlance to do!eat ROllllb-ltichant K. Nina 8114 Am«lcan !Jldei-dent party condidate G<orge c. w~. BWllPw•Y, "'itdtinfl from his jet aircraft becauee of tbe Smaller Weit Vlrllnl• ~. -here from O!m.tle, N.C .• with bis )Jlrty I.I! three IJNPiMIW•ed eh.artiered aircraft. >\ """"1 of between l~ end 2,000 ~ -at ... -Coooty Mrport outakle Bluefield in grey, -lolT -· Frun Bludleld he ,,.. tD U..1 men ._. aeven boun mid -UD milM llJ but. -.A ltipf:>Jkw ~never pn ,_•dime,'' he tbou*ed. at tbe ---oa Ille wll1dy air llrlp. ¥It tlllft ta one ltMe ill America that lhould go Democratic, it ii West VJ?tPnia," be said. • DAllY PllOI OltAlfGI COAST f'\191..tlHIHO COM,AMY Robert N. Wo.4 . . .. • • ,.rw..,. •l'MI "'*"'- Jtck It Curlty VJc. ............... ~· MltlAtiW TH.111 "'"" .. ,,, Tho1t1t1 A. Murphi"t MllnHl~ fdlfor • ·~ P. Noll r •• 1 Nl11111 U9uM IMdl Advwrth!nii Cltr Editor DlrKll:ll' --Offlu .. ' • ' t • • I --Sept 'I!! .................. U.1. ...... leot ~ ."9!nlln - a lfn7 M 8',,bn'k· -down ...... ...,; Tlie pilot balled out bu~ - !ts't!d • mllsing following tuWe res· """ 8;l>empts.,. . . -··-"-'nle BSl·rlllCll uoa 'lb-. Due recalled aimJlll ' bombloi tlcllcs which broke the 77-day siege at Khe Sallb earlier in the year. Thel North Jlletn.am.so Dth Division. ldlk:b_,.., . at lllMo Sul>, boo JU J,000 IOldJora w.,...i Tbuonc Due now. • 1-·-Illa J$ A ... rlcu .. d about 300 Vietnanlese defenders in the newest Red barrage were not im· mediately avAilable. Tbuong Due, g1114-d by 'radu operator's on 1111 -•CJ '*'-•Mia Ii a' ""'111 ~ etWttdot,.""'8rd Dl Wd(t&&a 90 dgnt Nang, 25 mllil to the northeut. Ue1 the born-wai breaking up the 330 miles nmt'l of satgon. CommunJJt., flDClrclement. The North Two other flights of between 5 and Vietnamese moved in Saturqy, seized 12 Slratoforll went alter Conununill five ~ ~ Ille camp and traill kOepl.!!g tho North Vletnamu• . bolltod llWr ,ftd allil blui !lac which aoldlera al '1l1w>ai Duc_auwJJad wt '®Jiies lodaJ, lie.Mid. food and ammunition. 'Ibey bit an In another action, C o m m u n l s t offshoot into South Vietnam ol the Ho soldiers slammed 150 mortar kbells in· Cbl Minh Troll , 1im:ffilltll said, to _l l,T.S._ 25!)1 DlvWoa lll'!ll!<r1 outPo•I S-lng la !nm !'llall.aad and . ,l:! mllq lrol1I Soip oiicl lllOd to GUll!l, 1he BS2s llroke i-. a •IDC!..tila oVOITlll II, fwr--were llooQP beforo ,_hlDi! tbO tarpla and ~ l!e•illl ....., .. a11ack to-then dumped tlleir 20.ton boml>lc}tdl clay.' Tfiey repcirted l:llllng U Com· on signal from a flJgbt leadGr ~Often mu.ntata:. LAGuNATEENCORNER By. JOM .GORMAN WHAT'S NEW with the turned on family.) Shamelessly, I now face the world. Yes, 1 ft.! b tmmerciful victim of the $111De dreaded sickness hat bad att.acbd Ille famed Dr. P b ~II p weet.. I \Vent down to the corner and B.Wberg, the world's 1econd got a fix. J.t wao a penld!Nn sh<>!. .a. transpla!Ud lleart reciplent. :nits 1ect ft Laguna's societyt l really OOn't know. r've sort of beea eu· of !t lately. To be sure, I w.a.s turoed on once this It wasn't an experience unique unto" same sickness has a1so att9cked DQWlll., 'Ibis uperienoe hu been ~I members ol the Artbt'.a loot· shared by many of my oompatriots the ball lNJU. past couple of weeks who have 8'lso In rome circles, when this dire topic ~yed the same symptoms I is somberly brought to light, the wllhhelcl from oil but my -· m<lrilidity is r<lerred to a• NOW, THE SECRET Is out. The "pharyngMis." first to know was the attendance office And no oooner did I recover from cl. the high 6d>ool. CAolullly, my my sore throat than I ~ted an peenta: knew ftnt, btrt I entruited elevated fever. You know, the Ou. So, tbmi to tap tlte ffCl"'et witbla the since Monday I have been im· mobilized. WORSE THAN having pbaryngliJs and eleval'ed fever ts be6li ~ to watch tllo<e daytime ~DA pro- gnams. _Hep's 1D1 t. e c ~~· tto a -= Lffva It To , Dollia Giiis, • ~=1:""-Ml, Nt&nal v.iv.1, a The ~ Nr<>I, Tiie '1'1111> . , aad O!Zle --1, a pill and ,..,.-.,h, I BEARD, juot Ille other da,y, the! 0 1be times, they are a dlangin' .'' U tn iool <lloy ..... --write. letter tu KTLA And tell •em to chonge their com• ~.too. ~ ~ .. Maybe I Just.~ ""llber -of penid!lm. From Page l MEXICO .•. ment." McDonnell-Douglm Sells Site at County !{irport The lnlenlallona! Olympic Com· mittee called a meeting today to discuu the violence and. Ks possible effect on the 1961 tummer games, 1ctwkiled lo open Iii Ille Mulcan By IBOMAS MURPBINE Re-purchMe prtoo f<r the irtme capital 1D nine days. ot "" o.11r "'"" 1"" acreage was about 1be same u ti. old The government • p o .k. e a ma n , Irvine Company officials today an-McDonneJl Aircr•t CompaQ1 pa.kl presidential press eecrebary Fernando nounced they have bought back the Irvine for it three y81l'S ago -tfi.5 Gara, &aid of. the Olympl<:S: '"nlere 228-ec:re industrial alte adjacent to million. But in addition, lrvtne picks Is no dlneer. All necesoary precau .. · Orange Cuuity Airp<rt from McDoo· up oomlnal l.!!terest and tu: ...i., tlons have been taken." nell DouOas COf1XJl'ation. escr-· -~ •ue po"'Y ~-Es-· M••or'• New lofJ -Ridlard N8n (left), dty -fl( Ille Laguna Belidl DAILY PILOT, p....-plaque ID Mayor Glenn Vedder jlllt prior ID Wednesday nlgbt'i dfy COUDdl ......,_ The plaque des!gl!atea Vedder en "hon- orary ...._,...... .. and WU presented by'tbe DAILY PILOT to call -to National Newspaper Woet (Od. &-1.Z). He Aid the figtlting began when . 'Ibe anrQ.J.nCement dashed dreams ..... -"' ·.u.: ~. .....v .... "one -·· of ~~~-began ~~-g at will close Friday morning. · e--..,. -Ul.6 i:um of. both Newport Beach and Costa Anno .. ~,....., - ." He added: '"lbe end ha 8 11.•-unoemeot ot u.1e re-yu.a ..... ase L._a offic:ials that someday they fro John E M· .... " ...u....-t come to tis group of militant might be annexing a tax·rich, multi-came m . ....a-Y. prei:m.n::u 6Utdents. A cleaning out baS been million..Qollar aerospace plant on the dlof .t~e Irvine!. 1!d~trial Complex, a made olready." · · Y!lllon o the .-. ranch company Firing bl the area of h Plaza ol. the western flank ot the county air~trip. wticb. ii developing lb imm• In· Three Cu!lllr"' near downtown con-. • dustrtai 111$es In Ill• ~ IQ'A tinued sporadically l.!!to the early · ,llle<'ger of il4cDonne'fi Alrcr.ot! willl morning hour•. Soldiers •aid tile main AliaO Playoronnd Douglas Aircraft eompan,y, IUIDDWlcecr pocket! of student J'flslstance were two 1-' in Janwwy of lut year, reportedly put builclngs in the ;idjoinlng Tletelolco the ql.Wb on development of the big apar1ment di.strict. Open. Saturdays . rectangular parcel on tile western sid• Laguna Drowning Victim ' ' An editor for tile newspaper El r , pf the airport. Uni.venal -.Id bis report.em told him "Even though this w&1 a recent of sold!en finding lll bodies I.I! uwer Aliso Elementary Scbool playground deds!O!I, we bad anticipated Ute stories ol the Social Security Hospital, in South Laguna will be open posSiblllty for some time and our J)lan- where .-nJpen had bem see.n flrlng. Saturd:ays from 9 a.m. w1t:i1 noon ners and engiaeers are preparing to Identified as Navy Vet • From Page l TUCKER ... 11 a.m. at 'Which time Mrs. Tucker end both defense and prosocution· were to accompany her to the hearing. The c o u r t wu scheduled to recomene et 1 :~ p.m. if Mrs. Tucker's exiamtnation ~complete. WAIVED JURY \Wien the case was called Wed· nesday she wai.Ved' her riCflt io e jury trial and w.aived 1t a&llln at the start of tOO.ay's proceedings.,,.... During ~g stages of the trial, Mrs . Tucloer ,., lmpoaively for tile most part iappearing mtre pale than lo }lrior courtroom appearances. During quo.<tionlng by D e p u t y District Attorney James Enright -tnld -ilbe murder 08H apinat Mrs. Tucker beglall unloldlng oo June 28 in the quJei, Mesa Verde ....... Essentially, Schenk said the same tlBnp hoard oo on ln>lant replay of the video tape of Ille 1tal>blng of. tenna.tb shown by Costla Mesa Pollce Lt. Mike Healey. FIBST WITNESS Tbe tint witness to testify In tile trial, said he end' bis wile were Jltting oo t!lelr llvlfl81ooin floor -be beard a long, ""'talned ......,. that IOUllded lib that o{. dtlbl. During QUOl!looiog by MJos.1'>clo!r'I defense rattorney Paul AugusUne Jr., Schenk ,.;d hio wife become .Ueq when hy heard the eerie aound. Schenk -.id h1a wife conmentied tomething 'to tile ellect that ......... must be blrt and be p>t qi to la· vestigate. "I went out, ~ I ran out and that's when I 1aw Mn. Wutpbal," 1ald·Schenk. He said the victim WU ._mg ac'Oll the street from htt homt clutchl.!!s a towel tn lier lllde ODd oor: rylng her dentur<w I.I! her mod • .. , helped her to tho ~ on4 .... Mt Chere for a mir.rte,' Sdllak e.ldt oddinC !hot be ran lmlde end told ldt -to~ !O< belp wbllo be .... tnald111o~-. lie ..id Mri. Westphll bed llDl1 ...Uonberh-uwtl!Olmar!nrDD bl!' ,.,. -·cut lip. "<lluck" Lorenz, 31, address unknown. Gen. Marcelino Garcia Barragan, be.f:ening this Saturday. fie tract maps on the property," Identification . WM made b Y the defense .ecretacy, aid he h·ad M.i ..... expanded recreation progr;m 111 lrvi.ne's Murphy explained. ""1er& In C>:USh 1be l!Udent uprising lrl --.. sponsored expeltrne'1tally by the · ThlJ means U>at the rlnCh oompony ~. Aid Eugene Miler, chief any c..t. City Recreation ~t UDdtt ls Ultely to spilt up the bli alt>e for deputy ctnoner. ~r, he eaid his One DeWlllWl eaid bundredJ of direction of Nonn Borueld. multiple use development office, still unsatisfied, is looking fur pereons were lying in the plaza after It response at Aliso, 21541 Wesley A company spokesman 1 a l d com>boroting evidenco. the flret volley of IUl'fire. Dr ·, IJ good, he said, other school prellmlnary plans will likely be filed Througl!out tha evenl.!!g, ·~· groun<ls In the district may be -4 with Ille Orange County Planning De· Miller said Ille Vidim, an apparent "'1th autnmollc ..,_,., fired from on w.ekends. partment I.I! the near futtJre. suk*le, ia: belie'Ved to have been a ~t w l n do w 1 and troops David Hagen, AlilO physical educa· A.tr California airline, for cne, has Navy veteran and tlo mve bad a broua\bt amored car1 into tb& batue ti on dtreotor. will work w i t h been known to be seeking rocm. at the criminal record. Many leads have and paured Rllldtlne-gun fire back into YO\Dls11el"s In the fJrst few weeks ol. airport to house it3 maintenance and been up blind e.Ueys, the officer said. •;;;1il;;;e;;;;;hl;igll;;;·;;;rls;;;e;;;;;bui;;;;;'ld!n;;;;;pi;;;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;tlle;;;;;;ipn>;;;;igrarn;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;operi;;;;;a;;;ti;;;oo;;;•;;;i;facili1i;;;;;";i. _ .. _. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ T!w body fished from tile llUl'f by II onlooters bod DD -DI' Iden· till.cation. "Ibere WM a name on the undershirt but it apparently belonged to tomeone else, Miller •aid. Toxlcolotll' -.... still pending to determine whether the vk!tlm was wider tile Influence of drug• wben he -hla laet swim of! Broadway. A wttiness, Pamela Lundgeren ol NOWport Beach told au1h:rltt.. she Hflf the man wait 1nto ibe ocean f\llly clothed and swim be11l!Jd the breaker line. She said she heard .a noi!e that !0\10- ded like a seal. The body was latet eeen noeang face dcrwn in the breaker1. Death WM caused by drown· !rig, 1llo COl'llll<"'I offtoo -· Laguna Theft Losses $1,035 Items 1tolert ln a •t,035 Laguna B .. ch burglary reported We<lne>da7 ranged from a telepllooe to a 2Hoot anteonda make ctd.n. Jeanne C. Gilmore, 'ZlrrT S. Coast Higbway, apt. A, told police Ulat 1\an in a door WM tirOken to Jain entry, • Stolen ttemt lnclUded cera~ dOll.11 a palntin1 of a woman, a stereo rfC!>fd. player, lour pots, an African P1' pWows , en Indian rug, the tlkiphODe, the snake •kl.I! and lour shag rup. Nudies Anonymous MADISON, W11. (AP) -l'wo COids -·dancod m Ibo llUde I.I! a -I -Of tilt ~ "Peter Pon" -· bell1i IOllglt by •.-.tile• to-clly. Tbe7 -to.,.... thlm. Thi trvublo ii Pollet doa'I know lholr ....,,.. ~ lwdJy -remembm their lacu. At .J./. J. (}arrelf SOFA BED SALE! 7 STYLES TO CHOOSE .FROMr-----:~~ Tlit ... ,. very eomfort1ble sof1 beds fw Sitting ind Sl11pln9, ... •00•00 Now -299.00 A wid1 ,.J .. tion of F1bries ind Colors to· choose from. Witll SkW+t •10. htr•. Yovr /CttHnitt interior dt.ti'11tfr ioill be Mpw to cwtst vou .... H.J.Qqf 't'.I :c1sw lllli -· lM. .... ' . RE , DU ltDA &'fD. OCJITA ..,_ CAUF. MMl1' -16 '· - -, • ------------· -____ ...._ __ ....,....._~ DAILY nllr •I • ' Storm Triggers. ' . Wallace. Runs Flaming :crash With LeMay ·· . •• -. . From 'll1re SenleH llalf • mile o! tile llOldeo -Fr-beCome Ii -ol Domes Wednesday nlghl -n . fUllf .lolded fuel lanker truck bunt .,t and ex·· ploded in the midst of .. el~oll rain nonn . The espk>olon occurred all« a fatal cqlllalon between the truct and a I . ..._ SNAP, CRACKLE, POP J LA El.ctrlcel Storm . ' Defy Regents On Cleaver, Faculty Urges From Wire Services BERKEI.iEY -An.influent la 1 faculty group at the u111 ... 1ity o! Callfornia urged ibe Academic Senote Wednetday to defy tile Board of Regents and authorize :t..1a:r1 d g e ~::li''~.i.Ciff~;~llli·~" lot'' lull . 'The Academic senate, wblch is made up c:J. the Berkeley faculty, wu (See Eclllorlal, Pafe U) scheduled to take up pie i1sue at an eme:ra:ency 1e1sion th.ii afternoon. 'nle executive committee of the American Association of University Prolenors said Wednetday th e resent&' deciaion to ltmlt lhe)BJacl; Panther leader to one lecture was ·~hasty, ill-cOnsidered and. a viOlatlon of academic freedom." <Jeaver -author., orator, bla~ militant leader and ex-convict cur· rently lacing charges ol u111Ult to murder -was to conduct 10 ~es on rac!Jm as part of a •oc::lolplY coune. Cleaver orl&fnally wu acbeduled to give bil first lecture today, but no room had yet been an}gned fOr th• course. Eerller Wedneaday, the e' n t l r e Negro 1tafl et Berkeley ol U pro- fes1ors and admln1Mralor1 cblr(ed. tliat Ille actiim by the recent. and 111e· leetatators 0 1trene1bem raciJm In the university." 'Ibey 1ald the iuue wun't academic freedom, but clearly ••the drive for freedom by ~U acelnlt the open reaiatance ot w!lilel." 'nte Aslociltion of Un 1ver1it1 Profell'Ol'I committee , tbe recenta' action "intolerab~ Im· pldtiOll 11!at • per... le!ecled by fac:ulty ml!llberl, under authorilad procedur11, may not lecture u plan· ned becaUIO of pul>lic Clamor and politico! preo1ure -and bocauae o1 the re;..ts' own uresumption.I u lo bll qUaliflc:atiom.'1. ____ Iba __ .....,,,. ' ~ ol do•-Loa Aafait•· Tbe .-oltbe---tod. i Fft Clllk:lall ..td thou•• el l&lloU o!bunilal l*iloe-.ol ... -ey and tlowid tbrou(!I llorm ckeinl, cwJllnc DU '.m. e f 0 U I Ull~ dor_..i~. I I Boni11C fuel poured llllo Iba ....., _...., la llUIDU'OWI apl- '--1¥mc fiine1. - -...,..11urlod Ai Mid. •I Ttio -U,,. umar-. pulllne two-.. --... -lrw..., divider nur tbe Loo ·An(ele1 lnmdlup, police iald. . - .,. ) DAILY PltlW ...... .,_...,,a, V..... '• l'ITSBURGH (UPI) -Gen. eurti. E . I.eMly, tou(!l-talidng advocate of a U.S., mllltary vlotory in Vietnam, to- dr;r wu ,,.,,ed by George C. Wallace u hi• vtce Jl'e&iden1d.al running mate on the American independent party ticket. Tllo nt!red Air Force Chief of staff, olffcribed 11y· WallactN.I '"a. man of peace who bas dedicated his career to delendln4 hi& na1iori aicl the free 'w or 1 cl,' Uid the former~Alablma governor would lead America back to her rightful place -"a world power both respected Md edmired." Oil Vietnam , LeMay said many per3om "in the 'nation apPear to Mve .-'phobia' .flbout nuclear weapons" and that tuch a fear wu weaken.lne na· ·tional defenae . I The INclt :1&<$«#'1Cl lll!d one tNller llliildlid llillO llwpoth of tile_, _..car. '!'be drl-ol lbe CV wU -.. ·~ a.-IU .. w... Ulllb;tode\ermD ....... · 1be 1ruct GiYer was thrown clear UNSCHEOULIO STOP -C<la91 Guard Seareh and Reseue crew· men Peter Luiaitro (left) end Werd COilier Poilder next move while awaiting help for their lllria~ bin! .. Medianlcs · Jater decided to leave big chopper on be8l:h at Sqrfalde ovemlJ!bt, Weird wajling SOUlld caused pilot to make emergency landlng Wemmd9y night. "If. DtcelNl'Y, l w,ould Wit; anything we could dream up to end the war. I know I will be mllquote<f. It !las hap. pened before. ru·be damn lucky If I don't appear as a drooling idiot who~e (Inly' tolution'J.s to di'op atomic bombs all over b. world,'' LeMay said of Iba Oii> and -to Oowlly-USC MMllDal caer by • pMlina motorJlt. Jdendlfed only •• C..l FoJ, be W.1 -ot tba burn wud. 'lbe colblon w.a reportedly caused -b truck aiddded on pavemMll "'*-' by .-1torm whicb. dumped • tolll of .17 lncbeo o! rain on tile Los Anceln ..... ~CG-Helicopter Crashes "I hope we can 1tay out of war. But mce the time comes when we have to fight, I would use isny weapon in olll' u.nal 1bat .1.1 nece-.ary. 1 do not belien we neeed t.o use nuclear weapona Jn Viettlam. JOINS WALLACE Runniftl Mele LeMty . ~. ,. ,, . On Emergency Mi.ssipn "I tbint •tD mOlt military men • ·nuclear weapon U just iannfher weapon in the arsenal," LeMay said. "Nuclear war 'M>Uld be horrible. To me, any ' mind." .1' "I ""1 proud to" have .. my Nmliiil mate e man of gre~ coura&"e, Gtn.. CurtiJ E. LeMay," WaUace 1aid. >: •. Lightntne hit dole to 100 -.C1ln1lle metropolllon area, and blac.irouts were reported in the Sao F-and San Gabriel y.uey., Wiit Loo Alltelel and Venice. nom.co from tht -Way fire WU bike •11uecl, and. • State .,.,._._ Ateney <trtclal •lid nrti>ouo:l lane1 on the Golden st.te ·-~be opeced later today. H ..._, ill neecled the JOUtb. -Ian<• ~lie c-ttuwch Ille ~eebad, be laid. A Coast Guard helicopter -pro- totype of two Los Angeles ~ay1 cr.tt wbidl. creshed. tbJe aummer - WU forced to land in SUrf-Wed· neaday night wll..De oil. mi emergency mi.Nian to a burni.DC boat. Mechanical dlfftculty o c cur r e d aboard the big Sikorsky ID!&A S... Guard about 8:30 p.m., causing the pilot, LI. (jf) Billy Baldwin, lo 1wln& towisd tbore from two milea out. lr"'1icoliy, it devoloped later that tile -burnlaC --and wllbout iQlury lo-crewmen. An odd, squalling noile which in· dlcMK likely trouble in the main rotor tralmzlillion w• tbe spectflc iroblem wlllcll cancelled tbe search and Rescue team's fii:gb.t to a blazing boat war is horrible. To me, il I had to go ofl Laguna ~ach. . _ . to Vietnam ml get killed with a rusty "It was just a precautionary Ian-knife er get killed with a nuclear ding ," iaid the copilot, Ens. Peter wer..poo., I would rather eet'killed with LWsttro, following the sandy ietdUwn a nuclear weapon.'' in ~ quiet beachfroat colony, wb.Olie However, LeMay Nid: "I don't --""--•-•··--...... • &--..... I a. think it is nec~saey to use nuclear ~;:'~I.It 1.u.1uau. ........... m iw\.-.:: or we bombs in Vietnam. l don't want to ex- Reminded ·of the . crash Of tWo plode ·one unless I have to. f don 't similac Sikorwky helicopler1 this ium· want to s\Jb anyone ln the belly ·With a mer, whidl claimed. a tOta1ol44 llves, rusty knife unle1s I have to.'' . Aviation· MadOO!st'c Mate Ward Wallace, played a 1ubordinate role Collier dlsmissed the emergeil.cy as at a news conference· at which he an- merely that. noonced LeMay waa his nmnlng m.ate "It WC'I jurt like when something -an annoudcemeot that bad 'beEID. ex- goes wrong with your car,'' he 818id, peeted. for nearly 48 hours. He "you pull over .and check it oul" charact..ized. LeMl!y u • patriot and Mectwm.cs from the U.S. COl61: then introduced hlm to newsmen. Guard. Station, Los Angeles, arrived '"lbe keystone of our campa;gn ls by car about two b'lllll9 later to check courage, 11 the former A 1 ab a m a LeMay called WalliCe "the Olliy ...,. didole· wllo hao been lalldng lll:e 1¥' American." ~ . ·. °''He is lhO only one-bas stood Ii\>' for things necessary to change the conditions in this country,'; LeMay said. "He is the OQly one Who bas spoken out lorthrighlly on the lssjl"' and has expre8fied. a w11J.ingness to take othe necessary sbep1 to win fh8 war in Vietnam on honorable CQp~ ditions." . ..., 1:.eMay, who retired from the Alr Force tn 1965, now live1 in Belair. .. .. • wuntian Among Five Rescued ·From Fish Boat Texan Receives Heart Transplant . : ' Ch kin out the Sea Guard, but the dlopper eovmior 1ald. Police ec · g st:Iu sat on the beachthil morning. "Those who support this movement Turning on the powerlul engine, they have the c:ourage of their convictions ·nAILAS. Tex . (AP ) -Surgeom: . By ANN BADOLATO · • • lifted the cmpper a foot er two off tbe -the courage to ttand up f(ll' this na-kept Floyd JTatt, 46, a a:rnstnictkiti A Gard~~~._"!:!'!:~-J•-r . TIJU8ll8 T --d beach Wednesday llidrt, whipping up a lion a(lllnlt the for-that would lull work..-, alive by tramp1"'!tlog the ... UIVY u-.. ~ lVUl uv... .l...JC.il 1t.onn ot sand which bluted the win· u1 into a c q u i e a c e n c e and heart ot.· an unnamed man into hi• Albermen were relCUed by • Ocmt dow1 of beach front houses, wblle permtsll1t1.enes1 and the consequent elJ.est WQle&da~,~~,at .farkland~ =,0::.i=~=~ In Beach Murder ·~pojl~~~!'°:Partm.nt ~of our democracy," Wal· ~!"1-~tionis very gratil~.~· Ewbn, &lid -11~ ·bclon m ·a nit unlll le!t tlie scene sbort!Y before mid· Wallace s.ald he admired LeMay -Dr. lllOUs Webb; bead o! the 1111rglcel· ta mile. nor111....t ol Eurob ln Ncrth· A tel._ tip from • llwllinctoa njght, at least one o! Ille crew tough·talking, dgar-<mlOking, 61·yea<· team from Ille tmiversity of Texae em Callfcrnla. Beach wonH\n !Odey added • neW membere, Coiller, joined r<1idents for old bemedeled veteran of World War · Southw......., Medical School, told 'lbe U.S. ~ Guard idlentlfied development tJJe city'• lix mouth old a beer while «nttLng a ride home. II -for his "wlllingnnsi to lpe8t his newsmen. Allan R. Moller, 211, o! Gan1m1 Grove Jane !)oa m)'lle<y murder. 1------..::....-----------"----''----....,.----.,..-----~ as one ol. the 1Ul'Vivor1. AccordiDc t.o reliable police 10U?ce1 other• retcUed just bllore dlrtne11 dltectlve aergeaot Joe Gnmdy wu )<lllenla;y were ~ u lie\' H. lholtly to Jeeve for Tijuma to follow Gale, 40, of RolMn& Hlllt, owner ot·tbe up• !Nd from an eldtrly woman wbo Mary Evelyn; Join X. BolU, 21, Lcac livH in Iba northern part of the Beja Bead>i CUhe Vandovolt, 29, Valllce, Clll!arula dty. &Jld l\ldllrd S. Slee~ 311, Allorio, Ore. Groody aid the dlJod WOlllUI, found '!lie men, crew a-. ol 911 San with her throat allt March 11 ln a field Podro -.-el, were -by naar Newlalld Street and Yon:town Ille Ol*9r Avoyel lrom Eurala wlllch A-mey have lived in the ..nb wu ccndoctiDg a routine ..n:h for iector of '11juana. Iba crelt. He U!ed, boftver, that the wuntian Found Dead in Fire A Sonia Ana man WM -- in bll Ul1lllin --~ niCl>t with th• --b. t --·· cloputlol -.. died lie· Cllllll ol 1bo fire. H""ard W-, 511, of 1511 Jl'lower ·St., probobly dlad ol • beert .-. ...umlnarY lil-ptlon by the cor· Oner reveala:. He WM not bumtd. r--1bo bla. orlfh'- ln the -GI the i::-i and Ille W:tim'• body -11--1 teet away in a batrocm wbk:b. w a • DOI lnvolvad in 111• fire. 1nv11111-. -that eltlllr llllOklnl <C u-lllcal abori -1lle llre. llmn ... lo Ille IJu!ldlnf Wll • u..-at '3,900. dlockUp WU -· tbe latott ol men tbal> :lllO police rune!°""" which have yet to tum up either the woman'• identity or killer. Man Shot Dead In Police Chase LOS ~GEi.ES (UPI) -A :U.ye.-· cM man wu fatally shot by peaca ol· fJcera W-sday rilbt durinf a bl(!I speed ..iomotile cllue. • Pollco . Nid Jobi> Boddie, ol LOi Anploo, ~away from tt>e ocene of a tralfie aocided at 88th iand -· 'ID&!JWq polrclmon pve dlue and --. joined 111 dfy poli<e. Oflkon -they fired 10 -ot -·· -duriaf the punult 'Ibey· .-fed be -lo nm down'*" <Jl. -. . .LAST~ •DArs LADIES' SHIFiTS ......... oo HOii 3,00 DRESSES ...... 21.00 HOii 9,00 SHEi.LS ........ .. HOM 2/5,50 12.17 U..J SHORTS ...... ._.. •toll 1.00 .PANTS ...... 11.00 HON 2/7,50 fJ,17 IAI SLEEPWEAR.., ....... HOM 3,74 ~DL!STfRS· ..,. .. 1.0• ...... 3.74 112 SLIPS ........ .. NOW 1.21 .HAS & GIRDLES ... ,. ~:11 1.21 MEN'S. DRESS ·SLACKS ...... '"':ow 6.74 INIT · SPORT SHIRTS ..,. ,. 1.0• 2/8.50 . ~ow . . . . (4.J7 (A.) DRESS SHIRTS .... ,. ~:W 2/8.50 , <4.J7 ,IA.J SPORT COATS ....... ~w 18.74· NO·.IRON SLACKS ..., ... ;~.oo 4.74 DACION/COTION JACKETS ...... 11.00 9.74 SAMPLI LOT SWEATERS~ .... NOW 1/2 PRICE 'HOSIERY ...... 1.00 NOW 3/1~74 . ,,, ....... TIES .... .. .... ' NOW 2.37 Professor Pu.shes : Pill LIATHll ~ IEL TS .... .. .... NOW ' 2.74 $WIM TRUNKS ':'.:a.. NOM 1.00 PANTIES ...... , ... NOW 74c SWEATERS ...... .,. ... NOW 12.8' Rhythm MetMd U~ertain, Says UCI Educator. By THOMAS FORTUNE Of•Dellr .......... '!'ha p 111 ii boot and th e ~11111lm method so ~ It d\>Olll't evon i:norlt being called a'btret conl!<>I t.octmlque, says UC Irvine P1ycbobiology Depart· ment Chairman Ricbard Wbalen. Wbalen apoke t1iJo weell: OD birth coatro1 to a ... m1nar of cr..iu.te Jtudeall, ' 11111 ...,..._ were drowa from ......... lllaotur• lll!d ... did not com:mmt ca ih• tmmoll tn"' Utt ~ dlurdl over .Po!>e Paul IV'• encydlc.d on -COftfrot '!'be m,ann method 1s not a 1latiltically algrilflcant birth control -.... .... iijd. '"'" pill, ... Ille -haal,lru--to ... _ effecttve. ... . '"nle pill 11 Ibo next beat tblng lo ablUnlnee and a 1 lot man tun." be rernllr'ked. • studlee cOnduc:ud warld J!idt. ht Sal(J, Ill!'!: Ille ~ tai. l'.ilbl!'.thl !J between 30 and eo per 100 women estroeen -work on the brain cells ,._... that ere in~ -een the -., said • OC111tpilation o! llulllea p!altary and tile ovary. lbowl Ole re1at1.. ..toll_ ol '111• pr.-ol theaa hormone• in birth COlllr<>i devfcel: tlle°blood llrM111~41te bral;!>ceU.. The pill -ie11 th111 one birth per liom lll11ering !bi! pltullarj, the, 100 women. a\lftd that tnform.1 the overy when to- ' lateru1erlne devices -on• lo I.I ovulato (rtleue .,. q(). birllll clepeDdlnc OD l1PO --Otblr point. C-by Wbllen: Qmdom « .....,..,_. -13.1 -A-.. folmd by ... •ttllude l*'tbl. 1Ul'ft1 Chat men wbo baft a vuec• Dlllpllr--11.i -.. tomy (111 operetloo Cop nder lllen\ llb1*D mal>od -311.5 IJirthl. 111rilo) ere considered evil )><Opie. • lie -ID bis boot tlle dUllml -A -birth coatrol•plll bu been ,,,_ -ra1e·111IOt olpl"<MUy developed !or men butltbal not been, -from til• -'-·rate. -...a for -Uoo boc&Ule ii "It '11 not a COlllracepll.ft ~ bU Ille noPIWi lldo· eflact of In~ unleol ,... ... luck)'. A ltt of ~lo ~the aas.drlve. Cive It.., aad find 11111 ere 1torllo.' • ....som.· tr~ have been Ho Ulil ..,. !Wit 1111 --foand lo Jid'ml ~on of tbe m&i. 1-.11)' OD lloW tllo l>ill ...-1.1 -but ... not -for blr1b CCIII• -· "Oat - - -it -It 1ro1 -.. 111 effect 1em1 to be wort. on Ille brain inlload ol dlnctlT pey<holc>Clcally W1f&lllfflnl. on tlli ""lr'f u pravloully 12>oulb~ • -ReHarch bu 111 .... Ille ·-of, be •.Ml. feicUn vas:lntt appllcatlon ls Dslfen Ho oiplained ii Is bolloved Ille Jla'• crnm. Emko Fo.am also ii food, Jiu! IDlrtdlcala -~ ""'' ~..-. ... 1e11-... .-.ui • WAIHAlll otLON = BLOUSES ..... JO ... NOW 4.87 SWEATERS ,.. ... 11.ot NOW 11.74 JEWELRY -...__ .. 1•00 MAlCHIN6i -NOW 74' SHIRTS WASHAILI OILON 'CHILDRIN'S GntLS SHORTS ...... -1.19 IOYSSWEATER5:1t",.ou 174 ~~~~ PAN'f:S & CAPR~w ~74 IO"fS SHIRTS ......... "°11 2.74 GIRLS SLHPWIAR:::Ow 2.74 !.,O .. Y,! NO.IRON PANT,!.. 174 ~~~~P.~NTY HOSE -1.74 IOYS SWIMSUITS .... ~ 1.00 . -e 332J. E. C~ HlfJhway, c-clel Mar .• .111 ~vellN bl! Mew, S.n .ci.1111 ... .. H,,..orne's Cliarp ' - ' ~ • ' . 1 l -· Oclol>t< '· 1'168 lly EARL WILSON' OI Tiii DMW Hit wt A glitterillg gila audjence, that included Ille ·Ou• and ~ of WI-. gave -.ic. Chnollor o lll·mlnule lfondlnc oval!m afler lhe SO.year-<>ld .linger opened a three- week·loag ~man . &haw In Paris. Cl!evalier, ..lio turned 80 m Sept. 12, lllUli a medley .of '°""' """"" nllig hli 49 ~ In ...... "''"'"""'· • Fashion model Ttoiggv , , • her real nttme Leslie Hombt1 • • • fl.tuMs a. wide rm.ill oa the 1h.ows off her &mgiHng tr1s1e1 following Mr arrlt>al tn New York this week. Twiggy, 19, fltw owr from England for a three· wt'tk tour of the U.S. Sht calls this hairdo her "new look." • Ventura pollee reported suspect John Goorgo Smith. 41, a transient took the wrong tmioab after the downliown Security Pacific Bank was robbed ol Sl,000. Driver of the cab was reserve police officer Lon- nie Nichols, who took Smith fr<m a cab stand near the bank lio a shop- ping center restaurant. Then he heard a police radio report of the robbery. NlchDls alerted auttiori· ties who arreeted Smith who bad the bank's fl,000 in bia th°llBEl'l!lion, eoputies Aid, albng wi an auto. matic~ •• A woman parroU me:11mo,, in Camon, Maa1., halt.eel Mr cur at a tktour tign. When 1M did, a gunman robbed ,.., ol • $1,700 pavrolL T'"1 detour r1gn .,.. a fake, placed GI a nit to gd JI.tr to •top, police lofd. Mrs. Rlclwd Fultoo, wire of U.S. Rep. Richard Fulhln, (O.Tenn.), won a flower arrangement as a door prir.e at a garden club meet· ing recently In Nashville. '!be ar· rangement w a • furnished by Goorgo Kolly Flowero. Kelly is Ful· ton's Republican opponent In the Nov. 5 election. • Trenton (Ntto JtrttlJ) polict havt asktd an tldtrly rtridmt t.o ihorttn tht itrina on his kitt. Air traffic controller1 at Mer- cer Countt1 Airport complained tht high-flying ki~ war inter· ftring with landing airplantt. Newsman Blackmailer ·Convicted • PlllLADELPlllA (UPI) -!'when cr<>okl fall out, 1ocl<ty gallll," tho prooecutor told the' jury. TbrM b<J<lrl late<, Harry Karolln, • 1«mer new1papet reporter and Army Ip)', fell out. Karafin, who m •de his llvine n- poslng ctoilb, blm•f!!--ed by ooo _: • 515-po<DI convict dOllll fiva yean fllrfrwd. A ..,...,-man, f!Ve.-jury de- ·.~ thlee "°"" w..._.., -·C<>DVlded Ille !13-year...id blvestigatlvo rep<rier of· biatlimall and corrupt ~)lllPL ile ooul4 '. """'° . .., lo' I!!) , .... In priaoD. . . H• ,... tound Pity oo 411 C<lllllta 1n a shakedown racket tn .which th• prom · secution &md, -he collected • rnudl a,, $250,000 from businessmen by claim· '1ng he woulll write unfavorable oCx>rie1 aboo.t them. Judllo Robert J. Nix Jr. called It a 0 most serious trial" afNotlag the freedom of the press. ''The right of free pceu la moe;t · hlgllly regarded In Ibis country. And beccue ~ this retard, the law pro.. 'tectl it. 'lbere are Vtrf few laws governing the press,'' the judge I.aid. ''TherefOre, a v.lolatkln of that trult and responsibility is • 1erioae mat- ·ter," N.iJ: U*1. UJe jury. "It 11 nof; only serious for Mr. Kardn., it ii seriqus to um community.'' K8Ilafin was a reporter for tht Philadelphia Inquirer until he was fired In March, 1967. He titified dur· iog 1lle trial wlllcb llaUd Sept. 9 that tu Amly training during World War II -him 1il< ability he used to dig fur DeW9. During three days on the witness stand, Karafin ea4d the govtrnment spent a quarter of a million dollart ttaiDing him in eapionage. He claimed tha FBI taught 1iim to till with his bare hands. "You miay find the defeidaot ex· premed or implied influence to create fear, Ulat he toot alvantlage Of bis position with the newspaper," Nix told jul'On Wednesday. Tile jury did jwt that Keralln stood rigid as jury foreman Joseph·P. Bren- nan quietly uttered "guilty" 40 times as the number of eadi bill of in- dictment W• read. Thea the ex-reporter WM handcuf- fed and tak<n to jail The judge set ·ball at $30,<m. Karuftn.'1 attorneys said they woukl appeal txi tile U. S. ~ COi&'! iJ ~y. Warren to Take Supreme Cou.--t Bench Monday WASll'INGTON (AP) -The withdrawal of Abe Fort.as' nomination to be clBef justice has left President Jcmson with Oree -ces. Including doing nothing. . Chief Justice Earl Warren said earlier he'd stay on if Fort.as weren't confliimed by the Senate, removing any need for-quiet acti.on. He will be on the bench wben the Supmne Court_., Monday. Warren .said. last July his open-ended reUremeU -which was seizedl as a · major issue by Fortas opponents - avoids "the danger Of 4-t.o-4 decllion" in the Supreme Court term beginning Monday. Johnson oould submit a new nomina- tion before Congress adjourns, or make a recess appointment that would be subject to confirmation in the Senate's next session. And he could simply clD nothing. • ~--- • -·------- I .' '5 S"QFrl~g · ··sextuplets . • ' . F . .:..!l WT . 11 ~ ( , .. rWJ., ~w .. e , ' l!lRM!NG!IA¥, Encl•'!". (AP) ~ Fl"' l!luallinl inlimts,· IUl'V!v<n ot Britain'~ first eextuplets, kept • fnll 'lio1d. on life "today on en hourly ttiet ·cl ~ .....,.., Doctors gave th!"' ail even'chanceof la.sting through their · 11rst cr!Ucal weeks. • The -""""' "' Mrs. Shalla 1 ·Tlanl ·in-mlnules ~~ ' ..... 311,b IJlr1!i<lay. She had tak<n • ) =~·~10 ; ... ot child· FC.U-glrJirOlld two 00,.s, ranging In weigbl 'ttom t.lo. ~ tjjiree pounds, wero dd!mect by.-llOClion One'-C Ir ~'tbe.lal!J<> lie bcrn, d I e d an bour laler. Lying In !ncubafo!:s, Ibo live "'"1v· on were l'eported "yelling their beads oft." DoC'tlO.ra:· de5ertJJed. t h e 1 r coodltion as · ''1'xtremefy frail but ~~·"" .. • : ~; ~,,.'wtak~ut well, nar;ned I Che bab~:LYiine:, l~, Julie, ~ ond ~,in mler ol--· She W.. spent the laal "1 -!&Ille boopital but leanied only In AIJCUlt ·that six babies were on. the way. ·• PILOT KILLED -Walter Kaufman, 63, olPacific men quickly extinguished the blaze that r...jitecl · British niedic&I ...-111eo said the Palisades, was ldlled Weclnesd~y when his light from the crash. About 40 children' and parents wete · chance ·ot bavini .extapie18 hos i...a • cal~· ·at 3,272;800,000 to 1. plane struCk tbe side of the 20i.ii Century Fox Ad· in the studio's casting office on the. ground floor. Aliout 31· -ot sextuplets lave been reported in VsriOUI porU o{ the mimstratioo Building In Los Angeles and landed in. They were quickly evacuated through a side d~r world since 1900, but some ....,.ti "Wft"e-unconfirmed mxt-other's ·we r • a hoop near tbe movie studio's so:--und-"'---"stag=es=-. ::.F=ir.:.e-__ With=· =°"=t .::in,,,i:::ury:.c.:.. ---.,.-----------=h~oaxes~:!:..· ____ ...;. ___ _ Plane Crashes Into Studio, Misses Stages HOLLYWOOD (uPI) -A prlvote airplane piloled by a plumber slam- med IM the :ride o£ the admWstration building at 3Jl\1 Q!ntury Fox - Wedneoday, nam>wly missing the stage set.s ol "Hello Dolly" and TV's ,;Peytori Pl.ace ." 'Ibe pilot was killed and five automobiles in a nearby parking 1 o t were damaged, but hmdreds of empoyes ol the ttudio in nearby West Los Angoles e~ Injury. Police id<nlllied tile pilot ol tile Beedlcraft Bonanza M Walter-Kaui· man, 63, of Padflc Palisades. Kaufman's plane made an erratic spproach to the Santa MOiiica Airport a few minutes earlier, and he was cird1ng foc another landing attempt at the time of the accident. His flight had originated half an ho:'U' earlier at the same airl>ort. The plane's fuel tank exploded mom.eds after the er.aft hit the building. Wreckage was scattered over a wide area. Producer Cy Bartlett was knocked down by the concussion of the ex- plosion and crawled under a parked auWmobile. Several pieces o f wreckage, i.ocluding the plane's tricy- cle landing gear, fe)i' on the car. It was not known whether the piane had suff~red a mechanical failure, or whether Kaufman became ill. Friends said the plumber was a pil<Jt v.?,th 10 years experience aod bulldreds of hours in the air. lbey said he bed been · believed to be in good bealth. 1 Vermillion County Tornado Hail-packing Thunderstorms Rake Charlevoix, Petoskey California Coastal c"°"'°' ~ i.tt IMrlllnt --. Int .,.,..., by •n-toc11y. Li.ti!, --·-"'-........ wind&. • "' '' m,,.11, TOdl'l"I 111911. tf M 14. Y•tanll'l'I' *'-"'"'"" r 1 ft 1, • f'91'1 I llltfl of n lo I low of II. ,,,_ ....... '-t•fllrt ,_ Will 74 i. J7. 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'llle~-~~~•,!*1r~SINlelle~~~;ljllrUl~~0101~,,~ rwllllJ~~-~~:,:·t~o~aerv~~lco.~~Wbatb~~er~th~e!.y_:ar~e~c~ld~on~ta~117!_!11~~~~~·.'!llo!!to'.....~·~•O!:,· _____ _ .... 1111 --Ille ---:--::-r::::-::::J . c:rudal IOlltllt -loll / • yeor, llrllllll dtlt'lllt / """"1a ,oalll _, .• Meny of, Rum'• ..,. marlhes in ~ ana now · oarry guid<od misallea u4 a / aeooOd submarine dep tl !l!ip. lw been broug!lt ... ' _ .... ---j . 'Iii> • ., the MedlterNnean, _.,., Iba SO.let floe! lncrn .... lr a pwma11ent fix-lo tlot ...... 'lbere are now man tb-. «Soviet war1blp1 in ""'the Mediterranean. More Important, the -. ... more pow-.M Ulla 1Mfl!rt ""'1 lhere.,. llpl -Moscow-to!- strengthen ber • a • a l presence in the. Midi~ ........lhereparlo.id. CRUISER IN ABE& ·i H~lih, Price Cuts . . . · Russia now bu o n e cruiser and 10 destrioyers in the Mediterranean, a 11 equipped witll mi 1i11 ea. 'lbere .;... three lmdiog ~. ipcludilll .,... that ~<;igaret_te Smo_king ----· 'Ibo -prec-. ol Iba , ~ W ASBiNGTON CUPO "flealth feen a.mi higher )>rices m!Q' be cutting down Jhe nwnber of , American ;(;igarette llllOters, t h e :i\l r l culture· deparbnent reports. The def>artment !crecast cigarette production in the 1~ marketing year at ~ 571 billion, or about l'Oisame as in 1967-68. -&"'The smoking age popula- =n is increasing and COD· pner incomes are . a t •ord I.evels," the depart· ~nt.lpted in a sumllW'J of :m; tobacco 6ituation nport. ·~ • H o ·wtver , increasing :3euette taxes and tbe ~oking-health pu~city ap- :Dlrently are reducing •· "' cl&lrell4 use per person and Soviet tlao lacl-18 111Jb. postlllly Ibo nomber of marlnel. Tho existing aub- smoke.rs. -marine dlpot: lblp bas been The deparaent &!lded otreo!ltbened "1 the addition that cons1.1,mption. or Clpr1 of a seoond one, pointin& In and pipe ~oking tobacco the vifiw of defense quar1en probably will show aome to the llkeJJhood ci a biber further . fb~ue in the tncreue of the Soviet IUb- 1968-69 year whik use ol • mulne fleet in the Mediter- cbewing: tobacco may be. l9Mran steacly and snuff probably Many o1 the iubmarines will decline slightly· are mderatood to be of tbe The . report added that modern type, equWed wllll tobacco supplla fer the guided missiles. 1966-89-mai'teting year are Defenst experts attach sp- e!Umat.ed at 5.9 billJon ecial iinportance a n d poonds, down about 4 pol'· ·~to !ht_..,. cent from last year becawe lately or .a bellcopter sbip in of a reduced 1968 crop &nd a the Mediterranean. smaller cacry aver. 'tbe cut The ca,rill' Moskv.a wblcb in supply was the fourth ar:rtved. OaJr 11 dlrfs ..,, consecutive annual reduc-caITiea 3 O bellcopten, tion. .. underlC'Oring the S o Y l et • ~ ''Artistry in Moving" .... •>< ~· for the BEST MOVE of YOUR LIFE Cal: ~~ .. ,.. -.. ~ .,, .. :..::- ~~-,•;•. '.;;~ ... l!"-'"· ..,. -., .. ""' ~· ... :i!. ... _... ..., :..;::- ~· --·~ ,.,. ;!o':."> -~ <:·~ -:-~ :--.• :i-:· ~ •• °' .,. ,.., ;:~ ,. .. -~· ,~. -~> ~ .. ~ ,.. , ~-.. « ._.,... ... -:...:-..... .... > s• ~~~ .. ~ .;;;:-~ ""' ~-': ..., • q -"' ,.,. ... •• C< .... 494-1025 ~ ~T·Mf'SA ·l)4n" AT MA.Ulllii~ §A'\'lllliif7§ ocrwm 1-K> Come In And ~ Our Dbpi.y ol Old Ntll!JNlll M•a Phot~hs! The Harbor AIM has a hundred years of coJorful history, and Milrinm Savings has manged with the Newport Bu.ch and Costa Mesa Historical Sodetie$ for a visual reminiscence of Old / N~<ostt ~area. Nearly 100 photographs will be on . display at'Mariners Savings October 1 ·10.' Lend Y~r Old~ and Help Re-Oule · "Old Newmk--.w · . ~-, If yoo1 haw old npi-i..-.,-"l" ... ""h• ol urf Port ohho HWor AFOlancl wish~ lftl!!o lhaft avallfl>le·f<!_the Hlsl¢cll ~. bt1ng them to Marinen Savings from ·October 1·10. llio $i>dodel wtll mpy ., give you a credit Jine, aJ'!i add d...m to .their pe~manent Historial, Collection. If yoUt photo I~ fNflt dfff>14)'1Cf or reproduced, you wtlf receive C'Ndlt in print u the owner. f ' / , ' : • Mariners smogs and Loon Allodatlon Westdiff at D~r • Newport feadt, Cilit 92660 • Phone: 642-4000 • • Mond~y-Thu!"fay: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm /' . 'fildoy: t ;OO 11111 to 6:00 pm. / ' / .. , - .. I ~--- .· • • . ' !. . . ""., .. .. -...... ,._~_ ... ,, ' "' • -·-···-:_:::::::=.=="-!,:: Q-NCE~ArYEAR SALE! • ' .· ) .. , CREST LONG-SLEEVE SHffiTS .BUY FOUR FOR THE "PRICE OF THREE ( liox of four, 22.50 ' ·-.. tvll , , , HW WI" 11111111111• Ml•s, . . -lhls Is our areatesll~iltJ;1lt.1YerLBuffums' pwn shirts •eJalllCllJS for line quality, ' _, . coostructlon end fit. Ano, all are penna~t·pressed, easy-care DacrOQ , . . polyester and tolton that spins or drips dry. You never Iron !html f'ufl.spreld collal style wilh French ·~uffs in Brooze'Gold , Belgian Blue, 1111! Green or Claret. Semi-spread ~liar style wilh French cuffs i~ white. spread collar, button-cun In white and medium sllldts of blue,'"" or told. A pi!fect opporltlll\y te cOllplelt YQtl •drolle, or lo buy tar &lll·slvln1 In lheiltltlttls.1helld. Sm fol·llll .. u IDS' .. .. Newport Center tl 'Fa~iCil Island • 614f-~20o • Mon., Thurs., Fri. lQ:OO till 9:30 OD!er days to:oo tlll 5:30 . t J, I I • I, - ' .. ' ~------,.,.--. ] 2 llAILY •!LDT __ • t I ' • -. - • ---- . . Hu.+f D • . ~--~L. 0 ~,...,_tY\~~ UL. v~~-. ' ' 1. i· !: . . ., • r ~ • l ~ . . -! -• . ' • • 1 • ' . ' • ' ' i. . '· . . , '· ~ , .. • •• -~-~·- • G'am.ma Phi Alumnae Hosting Couples Party Symphony Conc;erts , ~~------~-~ ' . Four Soloists .. Listed Reacqualntapce time ae~ Much' ol the convenatlon the· theme for the firsl will concern the Gamma cauptes party hosted by Ph!J 'annUat nut sale whlch Balboa-Harbor' alumnae of 1ttai-fs' this month •. Funds Gamma Phi Beta. • raised Pre~ly h a v e The Tultl!) borne of Mr, bonefited the A m e r I c a n and Mrs. Robert J, Reese .Field.' ~. -a 1yearty wW be the setting i>r the . scholarphlp . at California steak barbec'ue at 5 p.m. on Stlte College at Long. Beach S,turday, Oct. 5. . and the . so~lty'a '!"Uonll Mra. Robert S .. C<amb, camps for underprlvlleg!'d chairman, has asked guests , girls. to brine Jheir oWn rtew New alumnae members in and a poUook dish. Helping the ·Harbor ,Area may call with arrangement. are Mrs. · Mrs. Cramb at ~ for Kendall Foster, preside.nt Teaer-vations and furUler in· and Mrs. James A. Hanley. formation. Two o. .... Coualy -·Will be ---muolclM1 wllo wlll be !Mturod llOi<llatl will lbe Sympbooy Ordiellnl ol Ot&111• Coullty tlllt ....... Edirard .er.its will lake llOl'l ln tile lint pair of con· ...U, Oot •• -'¥1, llnglnc Mabler's tooC 1 e r l e 1 , • • K rn~wer:" -A lllltlwof~,bewoa l!>e 0ranee County Sym· !ll>ooy'1 Youoc Ar1ista Aucll, 1">o In IttK el the ege ol 17 --a -~ to member ol the GJeDi!alo the Pam c:on.e..-y o1 Symphony and h Te· Mualc. . ml4nloa Ch a m I> e t Srm- Completlot! the list of pbo<Jy.-DuriJlg the Jen. II llOlollta will be collillt Mar)' ~ 19 cqnoeril Ibo w\11 pill!' Louise Zeyen, a member ol ~11' Ce1lq QoPcerto. the lmmacula~ Heart Trio, Ail ~n«rl' wjll - and a nun in the order of. tbe : J)18Ce in the: newly ren:>Vated JmmaculateHeartotMary. CbiAp'rilan Colle&• Before joining tile llberal· •...-nim., For -In• order, Sister Anthony waS a · fqrmatlon-on..ticketa.Of p!'09 _,,__ol th• l<>IFAn&elea·· -r,ram or Y.oupg ; Artlltl Philharmonic, and ii cur· 'fAuOl.tioris, call ~ 1vt1tt the rentl:y firot cellillt .with iie· SyinPhoDl' ·~·· of. Symphooy Orcileltra :of troe ·ln .Town and °"'"1lrY• Orange County ml, a 1 °'-e, 1!47'6166 «· W~llll. JANE AHN SHELDON Future Brlci, and wenl on to lludy ad· , \l&DC9d voice at Temp• AMl!lllllCA'S LARG~ST rP'AMILV C~O'!,=Hlf"'G Marriage Planr;ied Troth Told By Parents Univ.ratty llOd Curlis •••• lruldtule. 1'nda Guy~ • .._..m to Omlec E . HeiaOl Jr. ~ disclooed by her'j>Ol'elll& Mr. and Mn. Jjm I, Guy ol CQOtlll Mesa. st. Joodlim'• Oalholic Q11rdl "'111 be the _., for the November ..-Ing ol JOne --n end Keith Gaiydon. '!be 21-yew-<lld boritono ---with the •l'tiladelphla Civic Cemor MRS. VERNON· NUSSBAUM Bermud• Dunes Home The M.e'e Mrs. Heath is a graduate ol C.. Mea Hlgb SchoOI end ottende1I 0r""I!" Ooart Oollege. . Miss Sheldon, claoJllhte< ol Mr. end Mrs. H..-1 J. Sbelrbi ~Costa Me•, is an alumna ol E61ancia l!jgh S<h>ol end her flaDce, ""' ol Mrs. Mildred Sha..... ol CostaMesa.isa~ ol Orange 0"1St Oollege. He was dlscbu11ed from the ~in 1966 -has p-to lbecmne m Interior Opera Serlea, wlnnlllg tbe anouol Phlladelphlo Orcheotr.. A-~d WU relident baritone with tbe Halford Opera Theater ol Bel Air: Md. t!li.s IUID• mer. 'lbe Lelimann Award winner, he hH apent tbe previous four summers at tile Music A-y of tbe West and also 1'" appeared at the White oats Theater In Oarmel v aile)<"' Nussbaum-Sanders Rite Her Sance, 90lll. of Mr. and Mn. Cllarlee E. Heotb ol Tustin, is ID UJmiws «. Antelcpe Valley llitih School and OOC. Both are earolled at California ~ College Miis Delreen Hafenrlch- ter of Fullert<n, Ibis year's 1968 aud!Uoil winner, will appear In the April 19 and 2.6 programs, ainglag "Folk Soop ol eie All>WllD•" by CantolOUbe. I • at Long Beadl. LINDA GUY No date bas been set lor Betralhod Performed in · --Georgia decxaalnc' Dr. D. Dillon Holt of Nashville per~ t.h6 nuptials Jirmng his ni'ece, Jean Gayle Sanders wij:b Vernon Brad1ey Nussbaum, 50n of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nussbaum of Corona del Mar. The ceremony was read in Chapel Nine, Ft. Gordon, ~.. home of tile bride'fl parel)ts, ,Col. .and Mrs. Joe M..W.ll Sanders . Given .in marriage by her . father, the bride wore a gown of magnolia White silk peau de soie wittl alenooo lace ood oe<d pearl tri!µ. Her A-line skirt flowed into a train, and holding her il- lusion veil was a headpiece of lace, Jeed pear lts and ccystals. Honor -attendants were the br-ide's brotbir ind Uer-in- law, Dr. and Mm. Jae M . Sanders Jr. of San Fran· c:Uco. Bridesmaids were Mrs . thei< wedding. ---------Mary Everitt, Miss Kathy Lynn Sudyk and MOo Oar.ol \.-'I' Gath • ng Weston. Jld<Jr brid"""aids v t . A ·ry· er1 were the Misses Ju11e e er1nary UXI la Ann sudyk and Ann Marie Scheduled :~~:1~ .~::, ':i Honors New Members 1.a .... Beam Masom. carried cascades of bronze A nautical theme will A permanent philanthroDJ'""~Templt will be the setting chrysanthemums. .. prevail when the Women's for the auxillaJy wiD bl for a meeting of the Laguna Ushers were Pat r I ck Auxiliary to the Orange discussed and a new alat.e of Beach chaptel', Order of the Mal 0 n e Y 1 David H. County chapter, Southern officers voted on ~I ~ EMtem Star at 8 p.m. Maganthan, James C · California vet e r i nary short busineSs me~~~ tomorrow in the temple. Weston Jr., William Sudyk Medical Association pipes bridge will follow luncheon. Plllt activities included a and Capt. Thomas W. Rat-aboard new members. ncepUon ~red by the terree. . A salad luncheon will be chapter to bonor Mrs. Harry. Assisting at tbe recepti<in served at noon ¥onday, Oct. HB Auxiliary Connell their past matron ~ t:h~ Ft. Gordon Officers 7, in the home of Dr. and and the present worthy Open Mess was Mrs. "Craig Mrs. William Lamkin. Twice a month the Ladies' grand electra, grand Swanson, the bride~'g Chairmaq of the luncheon Auxiliary to HuntingOOn chapter, state of California. sist.er, Mrs. Ratterree, Miss is Mrs. Robert Day, and Beach Veterans of Foreign According to Mrs. L. G. Kathy Rush, Mrs. J. S. ass1·stlng are the Mmes. Reed, s""""'esman of the R ~ and Mr A W Wars, Post 7368 meet at 8 !"'" U3u, s. · · Harry Sucher, co-chairman; group 500 officers and Ricba1'dson and Mis 5 Arthur Stone, invitations; p.m. The first Friday or the members of var 1 o us Patricia .Mulligan. . Chark!s Hendricks, decora-month ttiey gatfl.er in Odd Ea&tern Star ch apter s Following a J a .m a 1 c a tions, and Larry Tangney, Fellows Hall for a bus ineS& throughout California were booeymoon, the bridal COO· hostesses. meeting and the tttird Fri· on hand to pay tributes to ple will reside in Bermuda New m e m b e r 1 and day they socialize ill vari<>us 'Mrs. Connell. Visiting grand Dunes. honored gue1ti will be Mrs. locations. F u r t b e r in· officers were presetited with Nathan Gilbert, Mrs. James £onnati.on may be received orchid C<>l'Sagas, while other Gleason and Mrs. David by 'telephoning Ml"6. LeRoy officers received corsages Huffman. Hermann at 536-3580. of red roses. '!be~ -ob--· -.... -masten .... In muolc al the University af Illinois. She boo placed llrwt In the Or.a!!geJ:Ounty Mulrioal Aris Aug!tion and ball peri<rmed in UCI i.nd Ber.keley perlonnaocee. In November she will BOio with the Duliu• que Symphony. Soloing during the Nov. 23 and 24 concerts will be Loi Ang.lea pianist Adrian Ruiz, who will play Rachm.anin- ofrs "Piano Concerto No . 2." Ruiz has perfonned with several orchestras including the Los Angeles Philbann<>nic, Orlcaga Sym- phony, the Glend~le, Redlands, Loo.g B e a ch, Burllonk, p-..., and San Fernando Symiillooies and Fresno Philbannonic. The Tee Tattler SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ONE WEEK ONLY Kids Like to 'As~ Andy' A bes dM'~ Odi.amond EliJn. 141C pd ..... 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'nit exclwrive Bed Carpet lnlole softens your every otep. 1ust try a pelt ~ ' . your feet will l<oow they've never bad It IO good, or Op•n Your Own INNES Chtrgt Todtyl ,_ 5'40-790I ot' order hY mllll Pit ......... ...,.1 .. -· so111 .. llock Size( l Width l l ( )> Taupo l l White ( I N.nw ······"···················-··········-··· Adel .............. -......... -•••••••••••••••••••• I I ' ' , . City ........... _ ..................... Stat. ....... , ••• , ( JC .... ( )Cha .... ·-·········-·········· ............... , .. ,. ,._ ... 7 .. 11 ··u -._' .. '! ._ ... , .... I -AIM 41/a .. ti c-... •Vt .. 11 ·---•'h .. t ·--·v. .. ' Innes SH O · E ~S · .-. ms 'l'HE f'AMHft' BfSI' . South c..t Pim -c.t8 Mtoa UH eft"ihe Miiii -a..;.,. liork , .... Ion Squere -L• H ..... I IMPORTED .3·PC. WOOL . DOUBLE;.KNITS . ' 26-88 ' , remarkable valu. ' Our-Gina Tere.a·deai~ ...... up ~ .. to fut, we're bwy every .mimdie-keipiag up with the demand. Note the ~uoUr, dfta1h of th .. t11emble shown (1 pity you · l can'~aee the meltingly soft colar•oamltil11ti~ and you'll'understand why. Full-/olltloiwtl Pll'" wool lcnits &om ltaly ""1 Brftllh H .... · ICoog • ., jaclcet, bm-11111 shell,aad sldrty lllES IN HOUP: 110 IO ,-~ ~ ..... _.j OPEN SUNDAY l1 .. 5 --. ---··- .. ' ~ ''\ 'COSTA &, 1to1 'lllwpllf Id. II Ml • ' · llA~DIN GltOVI -ltm GAROIN ellOYI ILYD. • ' - ' I I I • ----...___ - ------- Units • . Programming Back-to.:school . Nights ' ' . Mn.....,.ltN•e• P.l'*"'1t • _ COMING 'UP: Co a 1 cil 't lliiilllif M!Jadilr. dee ?, 111 'fe~ Scboo,1. ~ 11111 collee ot ta.m.-ameetlils .. 9:30. Dr. wtlllam Qin. ........,, ouperintendent 'cil 't'b ·e NllwPalf..Meia Un!lled Sd>oo! Dlltrict, will ciw ll>t • sreetinl· !l't-1-, ,..,.;pai of Ooota ll-Hiib will optat ... llulbje -· •• Ad•m• PTA Mn. C&rl Leadt - ' COMING UP: Back·I•• IC!>ool Nlcbt ond UIOda• tion m-. at 7:30 p.m. Tueoday, Oct. • • • • Carniwl fl<om t a,m. to s p.m.. Oct. 19, on 4be ICboDl ......,.U. Mn. Cb•rle1 Lamb, ways and meant chairman and :Mr 1 • Dllayne SUlpulll, co. dmirm•. an betn1 anll*I by Ille l\lmu. cart Leuct. Paul Ollllen, Gerald Doan, Mic h a e 1 N11~1t, Loula Chall Jr. and Fredrick SvaDIO!l • • • 'Bicycle llllely procram ot nooo ...... ..,..,,,. - ln 1hlrd llroUlh - .,..i .. will be -and llcenHd. REPORTS: Offioert are tbe Mmes. Leuck, president; c. c. Walton. La..,....• · .Pollon and Lamb, vice p,..sldenta;· Ver! Tl')'lor and Wendell Williams, aec:retariea; 0 bl t t n , · treuurer; Alfred V a n HOOHD, audit.or; Doan, hilt«ian and 0 U t I i d e publicity ; Nllbit, p arliam•ntati an. (J)atrmm Me 1be Mm.ea. Jcbn. Warren and Jam.ea Whlto, art poMrl; E. Dalo -· cboracter and JDlrttual; R o b er t Wort. health and welfare, hmchlund;WilllamMm· nlnl. bo!lorwy ll!e and Founder• Day;' William•, --and David W•n1ley, bOlpltdty: Gecqe Gerner, m11azln• and publlc..uon.; Polton, membenllip; Da!Yid Put· nam and Ware! Trumbull, motbers workshop ; Roi>ort Campbell end E. B. Sady, newsette: Carl Lawrence, parent .tuCa- d.on ; Paul Wat.ton. ~ cedure boolm; Iv an Sm.rt, inlldt publicity: Chall and Svanson, room representative; Robe ~ McFarland, 'alety; J . K. Ganoung, Harold Nea Jr. and Robert McOormiab, telephone: Raymond Cec· carili, yol!lb octivlti••· '. , • Come to the Fair' 4'Y'all Come" is the invitatiOn extended by Mrs. Norman O'Connor (right), chainl\.an of. the Harbor View PPO Country Fair which. is betng sta-ged from 5 to 9:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25, on tlle schoolgrounds to raise funds. Ready to participate are. Lisa Waters (left) and Caroline W·aters. Balearic PTA Mn. Cbule1 Cook Pteaident COMING UP: Beck-to· 1chool Night for parenll meeting at 7:ll p.m. Tueaday , Oct. 8. Refrdun-will be served • , • Annual membership drive wi-ll take place in October. Mrt. Allan ~ is c!Hlinnan. College Pk. PT A Mn. BurlelP Bunhem President COMING UP: B 11ck ·to· school i'Nt:bt for panints only at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 8. REPORTS: Carnpliri Girlr. under the direction of Mn!. Allen Peck, openeJ tti.e general me$ng last week . . • Bicycle n.fety program !VU directed by the Costa Mesa Police D t p artment. ulisting were Mn. Michael I.om· bardi. dtairman. Mr 11 WllUam Do&ta and Mrs. Kenneth Puiter. CdM High PTA Mn. Ale•ander Bia& President COMING UP: Baek· to· tchool Night at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 0 ct. 9. Retreshments will b e served by MT1. Jack M J c k el8on, hospitality chairman. CM High PTA Mr1. Omer bner President COMING UP: Business meeting and Back-to- school Night at 7 p.m. Oct. 17, in the boys' gym. Cof· fee and pie will be served in the cafeteria. COMING UP: Bullin e 111 meeting and Back ·1 o - school Night at 7 p.m. Oct. 17. in the boys' gym. Cof· fee and pie will be served in the cafeteria·. Davis PTA Mn. RMald Lackie President COMING UP: A!sociation meeting and Back-to· school Night Monday. Oct. 7, will kick off the membenitlip drive. Olym- pic focmat is theme, with gold medals awarded to homeroom with t h e htgbest percentage • . • Board meeting at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9. Ensign PTA Mrs. J. R. Foster President COMING uP: Back · to· school Night 8.t 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7, in the cafetorium. Seabee swe~t.shirts will be on sale. REPORTS : F11ture board 1,'!1eetings will take place every second Monday. Estancia PT A Mn. . Mart Goedyear President COMING UP: Boord meetint .t 12:45 p.m, Weclneadoy, Oct. t , In Ille faculty lounge •• , Back· too«llool Nlgl>t a n d aasodatk>n., meeting 11t 7:30 p.m. Oct t , will kick· oil membenlhi!> drive. REPORTS: Cbalrm.en ratified were the' Mmes. Keith Neal, dance; John Adam11, art .nd poster•; -nlibt • 7 'p.Jll. Mooday, <Jct. !. Ml'L IRoMt Grtielely, mem· ....... ·--· will colle<:t -· REPORT\S: GcwJt Belnap .. .. Mtlfted • lomlly lilt ed-·~ ... St .. Catherine 'Aux. llol>ert MacF~~· col:_ ... lllra. -...ll:ro,.U lea• cooperali•n: CIY<l• Prelident Pomeroy, character and · tpirllual. Along w l th COIMING UP: Pancake or a Gilbert Oo!Hn1 and Mike la <!Irie lroaldnt !run 7 Stark, family lift educa-a .m'. to 2 p.m. Sunday, ti.on chairmen · · Mrs. Oct. 8, in F e 1 t i v a· 1 W a 1 t e r S a u n d e r 1 , resl:laur.ant Booth• wHb ad!olarebip chairman, an· · . nounced that 124 people Halloween. <:!9Ady', trick or se p&a.yint bridge for treat buckets. h,o lid a y ldiolanhip moaey this fruit cakes end Olristmu ......_ year, v.tllch wiH raise napkins , ebo wiD b • '500. leatuml. Family • n d Harbor Vw. PFO Mn Rlcbanl Bechtel President COMING UP: Annual mem- berwhip drive will end tomorrow. Get in the Swim With Harbor View Fish 11 theme and Mrs. Henry St1ot6mber1 i s cha.lrm1n. Harper PTA Mn. Barry Kohout Pre5ldent COMiNG Vo-: B·a ck.to· school Night at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Ocl 8. f o r kindergardener1 through third grade in t h e multipbrpose room. Fourth through s i x t h grade is scheduled for Oct. 15 . . . Ice cream at 7:30 p.m. Friday, 11, U school. Tee- , sweatshirt! and bike bag11 also will be sold. Admission is 50 cenl5 for a:duJts. 25 cents for children. LB High PTA Mr1. Mark Smith President COMING UP: Back to · school Night at 7: 15 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7, :iJi the aud itorium . Ro~rt Reeve1, principal, wtn speak. TeacheI'l!i and new viet: principals, 0 on Hought and Don Miller will be introduced. Coffee and refreshments will be served. li"dbergh PTf. Mr1. Robert Vtr1clk President COMING UP: Back-t o· achoo1 Night Tuesday, Oct. 8. Mariners PFO Robert Ander1on President ·£:OMING UP : Ice cream social Oct. 18 at school. Mrs. St.an Plischner is in charge of invitatiOns and ~ckets . Our lady Queen Of Angels Aux. Mr1. John Park ProaidsJt COMING UP: Mee.ting et 8 p.m. Thursd<y. Oct. 10. in the l<Sland House, Fashloa Island. Piarentl are in- viled to attend .•. 21st an- nual conference of Los A ng e I e ll Arctidiocese Council of Catholic Women wW take place et 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 4, in the Cientury Plata H o t e I . Frank Sheed, a u tho r , editor and lecturer wil~ tpea.k. Those attending J wllH be the Mmes. John Fltintz, Rlchard Da"lies. John Park, Mich• el £•po1ito. Willi.am Dono\WI, J wnes Davie!! ond Jol>n Koll. REORTS: Lilnry ls open for ltudent.!, under the dlroction ol Mra. Harry Joinon ond Mr1. Richard Terrence. Paularino PTA Mr1. Nllel J!olleJ PresldeOt. friends are invited to at· tend, $1 for adulta and 75 cents fior childr!n. St. John Aux. Mr1. Robert Reid Presidem COMING UP: TriadinJC otarnp l>ooko and food coupons wi·ll ~ picked up in all clas11 rooms tomor- row . ~. J\"811 Lowry is chairman .•. Meeting at 8 p.m. Thta"sctay , Oct. 10. Mothers of students in roOm 8 B will ho!tess ... 'Ilhird unual book fair Oct. 13, in the school hall. Mrs. Reno Pierotti is cha inn an. REPORTS: Volunt.eer9' are needed to 1talf the libr1· ry; fer ftrther information call Mrs. Pierotti et 646- 8193 . . . MN. Leroy 'l'aube, member stl i p c:hairman, l"Ef'Orts drive will continue u n t i 1 December ••. Book bags, &weaitsh:iirts and uniform ties .are a.wiblble for purchase . . . Christm,aii: candy orders are being taken. TeWinkle PTA Mn. A. A. John11on President OOMING UP: Bac'k-to · school Night iat 7:30 p,m. Monday', Oct. 7. . Top of World PTA .Mra. wnuam Rowley Presldeot COMING UP: B11ct -to- sdlool Night •t 7 ; 3 0 tooilbt ~ the commmpty room for parenta o f students in fourth through 11ixth fr*l,t!I'. Deane Bot· tori, musioat instructor, will discus11 the new pro· gr-am o f instrumental music offered to students , .. Parenti of ltudenbl~ in IH-11t throu&h third grades will meet at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 17. Sonora PTA Mr1. Donald Mollica . President COMlNG UP : Back -to ·. school Nigbt et 7::.l p.m . Tuesday. Oct. 8. in the multipurpose room. Parents iare invited to visit.their children' a classroom· ... ~ts Go to the Olympics is theme ot the me-mbership d r I v e starting Monday, Od. 7- 11. Priiell will be awarded to d.as11roems witil 'lbe highest membership. REO~ H•ndcraft meetin~ or sc hool carnival take place from 9:30 a.m. to nooo each Thursday. ln the home Of Mrs. Walt Hempstead. University Pk. PTA Mr. 1ad Mr1. Jlobert Kerr PreaidM'lts COM:iNG UP: People Power in PTA ii theme of membenihip drive. beJin· ,rung Sunday, Oct. e throu8h ll . . . Bocl:.f<>. school Night is~. Oct. 10 ... Bicycle safety teots Friday. Oc<. IL REPORTS: PTA presented the school wi Ill '1.200 for 111• ,,....,-ol librory l>oolcs. a::Gm::~~·~T, Victoria PTA Pl.que will be aw.arded to t" 'fie cl1111 with 1be highest Mr1. Fred :Woodwort): membership. Ice tn:am President also wlll l>e pre,.n*I . . . COi-ONG UP : Don>tl ... of Bad:-f<>.school ·Night et 7 -· recordl ..S plc-p.m. 'l\Jogll>y. Oct. &, tn -tura· l<ir ttie llbr&J'y will the muHipw'p)se room. con~--~-~·-·~· Meeting will pre c • d • !l'ted ~ clum>om v11-. REPORTS: students in IMra. Jam., Stllbo'• third SecretariH ·~ ~1891 ond MiH · ·-· ' 1 Janet 'Barr's aDtti .. ade At &:30 p.m.' every MC6ftd w.-e •warded a cream Thur.sday womM pf Blb1a .... 1cr .. -·-'<··eo ·•··Cbaptar ... -scllool Night at Laguna Beach High llchool Monday, Oct. 7, will be !be stu- dent art gallery, the Purple Hue. 'l'oudlill& up the gallery door for the occaSion are Miss Donna Lynde. .,,ew instruct.or and Tom Tabor, vice president of. tlle otudelll body. 2842 may be called for · ond Bob Clarte, A(ety. further imormatioo. REPORTS: Fare w • ll Wilson PT A lunche-on was g i v e· n yesterday for Mr11. John ZillgH, sixttJ grede teacher ... Mrs . M. D. Bowler was .appointed j u n i Q r great b o o k s represen· tative . . • Members are asked to !lave new11papers·; Mrs. JOihn Opferm•an , ways ia n d means chainnM. plaJl'S to have several drives. Pro· ceeds will go toward library books . , . Mrs. Kenneth Adams is at- tending the gre;it bocks leadel'Qhi.p tralning course . . • Otticers are ttie Mmes. WooOworth, presi· Mrs. Fred Slmpl09 ~sident COMING UP: IM-shlp drive from Oct. '1 to U. Mrs. Vern Monan is chairman. Woodland PFO Mr1. Daniel Fawcett President COMING uP: Bo<k ·tO• sohtlol Niebf. Tue:sda, Oct. 8. Home-baked pie 'Will be sold. Grandmothers dent: Freddie Jon es . At noon every second William Winden an d Thursday ttie N e w port 0 P f e r ·m a n • v i c e Harbor Grandmothers~ Club p r e s i d e n t,, : Adams, meets in ttle Newport.er Inn. treasurer anti magazine; Mrs. Verna Pitt at M2-3566 Charles Doyle and LlGyd may be ca·lled for more in· Swing I e. secretaries; formation. 'Wion H;xon, audil""-';;;.-"Oii-.-----. end John Kirkman .II historian. Lewis Fannon, principal. is parliaTnen· tarian. Chairmen e.re the Mmes. Ted Argott . hospitality ; J.ames Madsen. t e I e phone; Harlan Morris, social; Les Russell. healttl a rt d welfare; Wayne Morris, publicity; Ridtmd Hiser, room mother represen· ilati.ve: FN.ncis Dowd , newsett.t : Opfer man, spirltu1l and cititenstiip, WAREHOUSE ounn Furniture a!MI Carpet Spa°nillh Oak lr Wrought Iron Dining Set 48" tab!~ 4 cha.it'I $1'5.00 Set Reg. $245.00 Hffyy Nylei Sltet S4.tl Ml· ytl. lntollatle1 Affll•ltl• J. J. KNICKERIOCKER 4001 lllCH ST., N.I. (llHWftR ltMI ..... & Mld.rltlwr) 545-1409 how thrillY are you when you borrow money • Southern Colifornia Thrift & Loin specializes in personal. business and Trust Deed loans .... Stop in today -.and see how We can solve your Imme. di.•I• money, problems frofl) depend· abte funds a.va11able ri1ht now. Th• Thtjfty WIY ~an save you money, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THRIFT & LOAN ' LJ L_ • • paperdriw, Seer-... -•lion Parents Corra . ..a TOT PTA Membership '" . . . .. .......................... ~---.::~ w .. ~~~A'::;;:::::t:.: M HJglt Scl!ool3i' J'MICOI. Marty klcb off drive to Lida Comnte of lllaly, 'O' foreign exchange Rea PT A .-,... Mrt .. Solly Plom -~:;::========:=====-oml>tnblp ve whld> wUl open daring student, wjllle Mr~. ,J . .x.. o!'Yt. membership chair,····· · Mn. itOMll 'll:eliOU ' · · · '1111! • ai· ·m:aio m1f 1>e , , : Night f v!UM '!bursd•y , Oct. 17. man I.I polled to 1'0QliV•·the Dall and keep II roJliul. • -ltl..,i-.d,.. allllUodli In· O_ra, nge Coast's No 1 Paper·. Dlaail Hall. lludenl 1lod,y • pl'llidd explailll Ille eoM1NG UP: B • • t ·to• lomllll°"' • I . • ' r I . ~-------------~~------ r • , ... h. , ::-• • . .,,.1---ICI COii • ILMl&yQO) i --·-" .. (Cl I ( I Ill! __ ,,_ ~ Ill NttldM M (Q_ ' mw""""-ICI CIOI mWM-tcl (30) .. 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UCllJCll..., __ CCI tf'fllld, Dtttctivt Seq11nt Al Clf· nnt11 ii ldtntlftld e, Mtf\ Slnttr 11 the 111111 lie ll'JI' It tbt ICtM rl '. • mUfdir. he 61 ausperidtcl fl'Dlll fl• force until 111 llmltiption ii COii!· ,1ettd. lmlllid• d!tdc& ltlt blek· lf'OUnd ol tti1 munltr Ylctim, 1n m---c.,. litry) '39-ffumpfl117 loprf. Wil· lltm Mllldtl\. ., ICCUlld 1bottionist. Rfclnlt Mon· 12:10 D MIN: "hltillltiol flJJtll' ttlbtn. Robert Ald,r, Rlltll C.,.,., (dr1M1) '57-Preston folter, ColMI 1t11d £111'11 Ytnluso 11J11t. lqy. II-CC! !IOI a llll m ''""'""' ect C30I """'m ...,. .._ •lf11t11ntlil GOii Soutlll tor • Spell." Sam'• coulln, Sww, trrivt& wltll htr lttHt boyfriend, wtlo Is di• 1:00 B Mwil: "V•riltJ lid' (eomtdJ) culled u • mynlll lllrd lo Mtlpt 'D-8in1 Cmby, Bob Hope. hla wllt, BrunhHdt. Slit paps In cloet bthlnd tht couple mlltlkll ~: ,. ... , Ill tt11 ht Sim !or Strini 1nd z1P. Dtrril'I'• {lnJlltl'J) '32-Btlt Llt- wllt lo ""' °"""' .. the ,., pl. 1861.- GI -'""" CCl CIOl m""'-c'°' ·-·--·-(C) ...... (111111111t1) ·~ MUlllll. .....,,, ..... JUDGE PARKER LET GO OF 1111.E CC ru 5TAif SU:EA.M.ING ANP HAVE EVEb' TENA.NT Ill nus l!.UILPIMG • AT '!IOUR POOR:! MOON MUWNS TUMBLEWEEDS ·- Mun AND JEFF Oll,MAN, DID I AAVEALDNG ·ROUGH DAY IN • 1!1 '1'. I I SCt\OOLI . ' ; ' . ' LAT:f'/ P. 9UMPfl> INl"O HER TODAY ANC> ASKEI> HOW 1 8EHAVol> IN SCHOO&.. M-l!UT W1W 00 '11'.lU USE INWATERf AU.\lAAT WORK ANO WHfllT'A G~MY T~R! ·-... ""'-· ( ... Mlturt) '39-Sp1ne1r Trtq, Jllcll-"'"""-'L..:::~:::,~~::~~~~~~~~ DAYTIME MOVIES -·-,'"' -c.,.11 I -l ..,..-Boe•• - 10 D '11111 Pri1t .. ,_. ~ _,, (cf.fl) '$3 tklwlri Dim. .......... -......... 1:11.-....... _(_ Ctltrllt Drikt. ..,, '41-MI ~ """ Dor ... I weefC) , or• flit' ( .. ;oo •1111 •••l1r11t.• ,.,.... ·~ .-. ... 111111.u ' . MISS PEACH · Cflllle atepJIA. • "' .. I.a • • . ... _ • \ •• 2211 Wnt l1lbu Blvd. • , ' ' ' ' ly Cliorles M. Scliuls ly Ken leld ,---·~ ly Gui' Anlola Iv Ferd Johnson SH~ \OLI> eMMY SHE l>il>N1T kNOW•·SHE NcV•R SAW ·Mi; ... ! ~Y Tom K. Ryan Oi:!L PERS:lNAU.Y, 1 Aw ABOUT nus MUCH 100 PROOF ro.IESTIC STUFF ly Al Smith ER;YES·- Fll< ME ·A MAl<TINll .- ly Mell • l'llurtdt1. -'· 1%8 DAILY P'll.Gf PROBE -Jacl: Lord, as investigator Steve McG.J- rett.. .stars on "Hawaii Fiv~" tonight tn color .C s p.m. on Channel 2. McGarreu u hired to chect In- to the death of .an influential offiaann the Ialmm Simon Oakland guests stars . TELEVISION VIEWS Pitchers'. Duel Viewers' Treat By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Televiewers were treat- ed lo baseball's· pitching matchup of the ceotuzy, or at least of th"e year, as the World Serl ea. got under way Wednesday on NBC.TV. THE HURLING opponents were Detroit'w D- McLain, who won 31 games this ........, 1lnd St. Louis' Bob Gibsoo, who is the best t>i1icber thero is, especially when the smell of money i• in the air. "' Here in Los Angeles, it W11S a particular thrill to see 1basebs.U again because we are reprmented by the Dodgers, and it is every difficult to figure out exactly whal they do on the field. AS TELEVIEWERS who W'Wb;bed Wedneaclay'1 game know, Mr. Gibson struck out 17, a new World Series record for one game. On the other band. Mr. McLain lasted abo\11 half the contest as JM teammates resembled a set of revolving doors at the plate. Mr. McLain, of course, is also well known• a pop organist, and will probably get reasouably rte!> witti his act as a result of his spectacular aucceu. A week from Sunday, for instance, he appears wi11l his quartet on CBS-TV's Ed Sµllivan show. IT IS, HOWEVER, poosible ·~ Wedneocl&y!I performance against Gibson· will ·not ex86tly in- crease McLain's moonlighting profits. A good ~bow-. Ing in the remainder of the World Series would llke.1 Iy enhance his earning Cat>acity as an organltt ev'"' beyond the contraC'l.j already set. But further -- 1 lar outings against Gibson could cost . him a few shekels here IJDd there. Winning is his selling point. The two pitchers Wednesday were a fasclnat.- ing study in atllletic end aesthetic contrast!. Giboon was the picture of style and grace. a beautiful, fluid atlllete wbo seemed the epitome of what his profession could offer. McLain, although obvtOUlty a fine hurler, came across on the ottler band· lite a gllC!ty lit'tle kid Clirowing upbi11. He had Clie stuff, all right, blll his cornrol was off. TO THE LAYMAN, it also seemed apparent that McLain is a high ball pitch~. And somehoW the greaf low ball p!tcben seem more classic in comparison. They appear more unreach8hlo and devastating. Wednesday's game aI'so maintairied the image of American League champions as being buically more awkward, clumsy end heavyllandecl than the National League pennant winners. Yet Detroit can hit, &!I Wewers pf NBC-TV's week1y games know; and Gibson can make anybody look bad. . GIBSON HAS the poise, direotness end like- ability to follow the path of an NBC-TV commenta- tor who went from baseball to broadcasting, 1114 who was the only hurter of recent Umes better 1haa tile St. Louis pied!er. ' His name ls Koufax, and he was better than anybody. Gibson is merely tile best among the mortals. · -Dennis the Menace .• -::a= • -M' SHE/INS ~IJWI#' JIN .aal• • • • • • ' ' ...... ". -- U DAILYPILOT GAL NOTICE I I I --· NEW YORK (AP) When it ocme1 to putting wheels on thmg11 AmeriCIJl iodustry i s pr~loent. Loog ago ii learned !hat lhe way>. add v.atue to a pro- duct: 11 to move it trom where it'• in surplus to where it11 needed. Probabl,y because ~ the nati0n'1 ireat me thia lneon w.u learned early, and so General Motors and General Electric DOtW' pro- duce tne mo&t pow«ful railroad dlesela and Boeing Ille biggest jels and O.U-Ok the mort cars. Japan end Brit.am . being island nations, have built bigger commercial shipJ, but even at aea tlhe UnJted Slatee bold• some finis. Al leaat Ute knowhow is the:re. as demonstNted b1 the N•~~-thllii Iha! u .s. .linn1 see 111 haven't been .tile to make and seJl is a really compac& low..prlced c 1 r • And that. a gove.rnmen of. flclal .. Id tills moelll, li jun what lht natiao needt. REWCTANT Petnlll has been ,.IU"'-'! "'dnli lbe ·--· end It can poiot to trcml t1ne omo11 .............. pie- ~ domerUcally 1D recent -.._ .. . . . . -· ' .. "-------~------------ - !tent Berge (left), manager of the FUbkla Island C--~ the gavel to Dick Marow!tz the newly elected president o1 the Fe5hion bland Merchant. Association. Also presd are Ra1p11· McDoaald (second from· left) the newly elected vice preoident of the assocj81ion, and Don Clark (right) the new menager,of the J . C. Peoney l,)epartment-Slore. ' No Decline Seen In Mortgage Rates ye&l'S. But, small u llbese an, they .are biNer' tban ~andJap1ne1e That this dille'"""" mi(h\ have .. ell-rt on bo1m is 1uggeated by th• surge in the sale of imported cars, which mlgtat tota1 close to one million llis year. And this is where the g<W«D· meat omclal C<IO'tet in. 1-mean """"'Y loll by Amerloan producers, as much .as a ball blllloci dollar• by tome esttmltec. Imparts mean lest tu .......fwthe-t and fewer jobs throughout the country. And they mean that more than .a billion dollar• in currency goes am...lnadly-. Jolin R. Petty, Blai1- 1ecre1ary !or lolematlonal .Ullra ill the Treasury Depettrntlllt, Aki tbe aulO ~ .......... ..,..\ mllll l1op lllo dollor clr>lin or else ... th• b&I a net of payments prd>lem never will be llcl<od. MILIJONS Petty 11k0d ft>< new lhlnt· Ing, ll)'lnc llNlt the compoct ctn that Detrok mw,mWes ,.,. ilr e-wllo\ ii netded ...i tllot conooq..mi, the Brltlob, Frencb, It a Ila•, """'! -· The National AssQciatfOn ol Home Builders estimates that 1he con&truc'tion of such ~ulldings ls '7 pett<nl ahead of 1967. Apartments .are, of course, a refuge from hig!i mortgage rates; end poten. \lal bome buyera may be .. eking -porary refuge ID them. Japanese, Swedish and German CCJU$1cts Me en· Joying.-· lraBoally, tbt small car market w a • thoroughly .. >!«I Y"""" ago by Amerk«<n Motors, whlch made m!IDom on them and then-Ille field and its prolit.s as -well. Now it ii laid to be plannln1 a return 14 tbe mark'et. Reporls fr!ln Detroll also Indicate that Ille Big Three -Generlll M-., Ford .and Ou-ys!fn' -alao are stu- dying Ille .....0 car muket. But the evlcleoco re-oo far i.Ddicabes &Onlt or their ~ts migttt alill be larger than the imports. Detrol\'i problem really lm't 1'edlnolog!eal; !\ ;.. more .0. ol J!ridl1I a<ld sales. 'I'he car eran be made, but ... the (ll'Ollt be model Moil of the mwtOd cara are b<lUt will> _. that -. lea lllan in the Unlted-Slates. . . Eveo1 if Detroit learns how to. )VKI Cite volumo Jllllri<•t ,.. zneln or enn crow? It'1 llltnl -· t.11 --twb ,,.._ ,.... _, And will • C<lllll>OCI lino odd lo • ' ·A· I ... ~ ·- " • ' .. •V1NeTH1 ~TUii • ,,_ 604111 2211 w ...... ..... Ne•pert ..... --............. ~, .. ~ ... -.. --... ..-.. ._ .. ·-·· .. - • • . ----------'-~----!a OAll.Y Pit.OT Evwy-Has .Somothing Tho! -.-3,1968 Someone a .. W•nt.-l'BE BIOOES'J' SIN6U MA.RICETPLt()E' ON ru OIUNGB (]OABr-PBONE DIUCJ' "'487• ,. ,;ousEs FOR SALi HOUSES POI ULE t!!OUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HDUSIS FOi SALi \HOUSH Fol SALi _ HOUSIS FOi SALi General IOOOOonorol 1000 ~nerol 1000 General 1000 Gonaral 1000 Gonorel . 1000 N--ludo 120I Wjll Sell FHA-1--C;,O~M;;E-;SEf;;;---I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= 4 lladrm --V~· M~; Nr . ...,, Ill.;. . IUl(DERS CLOSE OUT ONLY 12, NEW HOMES AVAILABLE -· ""' -,.,....., $9500 . ,24,950 -"'*· cnpu; "' ...... tit-.vs tt11a 3 bedl"OOm A din-llard to thMI at thlt psb in $28,.950. Open 1'kmd.. 3M 1n& ....,... Br!d< 11up1ac~ BE COltOUEIED FIXER' ·-,...""' roe.-2 ...... 62nd St.°'"""' m.oi" RANCHO LA CUESTA, ill Huntington Beach, bas Kl-with oolll-iN. TOWO> • -urr'Ul family "l'w>!n''"""' •dla· "' the best valuea iA a new home in lhe entire a.rea. bouae w1th pool, etc., etc. -YO¥ wUl 10'\le Ull5 llt.vactlt'e ~t the dream kitchen with WATERJ'RONT S'bdm 1"" 12 HOUSES ,OR SALi You Can S.I It, Fllld It, Tr•de It With e w.n1 Ad HOUSES FOi SALE 1705 hoh'lt' n ea r WESTCLDT Eutlide ~ tit• en Z'x ah the pullbuttoe butlt-Jn Balboa Cove&. $60,~~00ld ---tr&cti:tur:i:,;-3"1t--41Jdrmr,, 2'-balba, qualll)'"«>nstruc-'15,1'0. SHOPPING CE2"llER. -TM>c ur ..._ N--· ....,,...... ,-.. nu-.i. lr.V--Cirott' ..--.... ID ~- tion includlnc au kitchen bullt·lnl,-f!replace, fully Eastslde """°""" '""' """"°"' Uld • dl:,w.n -. o.... will .,., Brtd< ..... 540.lt.IO _,,u:,,.a.,;,,=,,;:.-'--~=~ Blue Laqoon Vllo • carpeted, ihake roof, concme anveway, large $21 ,950 denl poci homo. Tho,.... carry l'l'500 "'TD at 1151 TARBELL 29t6Hubor BLUJTS _.,.., •-BR. • lots. WolldnC dls1ance to Publlc.Beacb. FHA.VA ter bedroom ta ~ mo. 1-tloo • -bo Baths; condo., nut to ... ~. ,25,oso· to $27 700 N<O~ clean. R•ady to """" ... -mu!S" .... bu a m..U. c~ D ...... , By ........ l<l,!l!O. l'4«6 ' m.. 3 Bedroom home with 2 smken roman tyb and IJbow. New rt -r-"' 1llage Real hlJl~ 2 BR. :z bathl, family rm, wet bar, 2 pool.a, private beach, r-rci ~. Will cmsider }eue/(lption. FHA ~ VA• Conv.-ntionll car garqe. Extra larie yard er. ~htlll kltch!n w l t b po 1.ovt1Jr S &rm. 2 bath !w>me Mewport Htfg~ 121P 962Mn (opm eYes.) MS.llm C.11 H14t2t ~Y ...,..,. 11 & 7 -Alley rn~. -Nf':IU Joad1 of cupboa:dt. Bullt·in at p&ull-' Ba Apt,arnkl beauti-*PLEASANT Q1tt Haveo 3 GGvernmtnt Tr1nlftr Wcstd1tt~~. Electric ........... and oven, Vl,,...rle ful,tlowera neat11Jdo Shop-...... __ ._ ..... •·", ___ 'BR BAYCREST AREA ~"'• ·-·~ "'9 ... __ ••~ &N'i Br, 2 b& + 2 Bl'·Oceen Vu vwnu rn .... ~ ..... ., --------~Newport Heights dt.hw"""'· dllpooai and u••111 -~~-w. mcomeApt$49,500.5'~mt holneca.,>eu,d<ape1,h111e 4 ~ S ~ ~ B/B Dardy 3 bedroom -1% bath nutone mixer. ~ pool bu , --._....e illllln80n, Rltr. ~---~· patio w ,1 flrtiins:, heavy BOND Roalty 32325 So. Cout Hwy., So.Lquno,call1. borne built lot a discrhnln-in choice aree.. Carpeta and a UNIQUE WATDtFALL 613-050. Ewi. 673-1.564 Eistbluff 1242 lhake rool'. Priotd to ltll fut atina: executive and bia de-Bayer--c1npes. Cbncrete block wall. Md loada Or deddng. Locat· DAVlDSO --··-at only $25,500 -GI er FHA I !!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!~'!!!!!!!!!!!! 499-2238 - """""' -u,. ~tlll """ 1..,.,._ s..vtce porch. Ready od rn EASTSIDE OOBrA Prl-vate Lake 114 Realty • 'lllE Bl.U!TS e terma. LagOJJa Boach Income "'-"'· W.. li"""' -. Prestige far lmmodtat. ~ MESA. Full-Prioe only b NEA 'f & CLIAN ' &. 111 ea. Cmdo. 1'5,50!\ Paul Joneo Raolty •unit apt. bkla .• PRIME LD- buge family room., ~ fire.. -...1 ... entrance. 3 bed-$25,!liel _No down to Vet!.. $3-1,500 ACT NOW. Newport 8e1C by owner. 644-2432 Sfr.1265 Evei. 536-Tlli CATION 1% blkl. to town&. pla~ ant w@t bar .• Located -;;;:2% bathl. 13XI ft. FHA $2200 down. ~!l!ll~l!ll!ll!!l!l!!l!ll!lld' BEDROOM -CUSTOM 2 lu'ie BRa A.US Eutaide beach. $6QX) ANNUAL JN. on street or expem1ve well· ...i---' -.. area. 1•L7171 5"2313 HOMEon2/3acrew:itblake lacation. MaJm 'olJ..tt. Coron• del Mu 1250 CXlME. P'RJCE $47,950. The !>om If olfordtbe ~·--··• --""'-'I __ .,.i.,_ .... SUR-l!ltr •. mo-511,<N -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. IACHEt.OR'S HAVEN 'b.st Income .... In...._ ea. )'OU can Pool 16 x 37. View. ~ r ROUNDED BY STATD..Y S4&MOO Evn. 564H1 • Im.ma:cukte l BR. ekctrlc TEJW:S AVAIL. = =-thb ~:;. ~ .-...,.A_ fl'ILS,5000 HOMES .... , ... -... Scenic . built-11>1. ........... .,,......, MISSION REALT'f mit )'OUr smalleT • co in an a1.rrul.t make bdieve C C-°"=a.;;M.;;•::•=e ___ l;_;l~OO Shorecliff! patio, A walk to the ~! J'bone 4!K.OT.n our pnntee trade pkn. One Step :1~· Mimitted to you for QUICK P006N • 2 l1M'I on 1 3 BR fam rm w/wet bar , Only $17,500 Mi pnce • 4 BR. 3 e..., nr. ldtooll; :ml WESl'CLIFJ" DRIVE 646-7711 Opon !Nol. PARK UDO One ol the Dl')St del~ tn. level Coodominiwn.1 in this N.B. d~t fl!"&turtng 3 BR, den &: built-in bi:r.;A decorator'• deli&ht. OPEN DAILY 1-6 400 Bolero Way (CQr of SUpericr Ir: Placentia) " -PERRON ·U "" •"""'"' =-i • • * 642-1771 Anytime* ......... Coldwell, llnker & Co. nit •· c...i NI__, ...._.. ... ca.C.!lhrNI ICI t-.ml 01: W. B/B Newport Island Duplex Della:httul 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with !ncome. Truly !orovinc.ial and punpa:red. f+.menitiell af UM! lallµXI are ·many. SeM:lorn do we aee sud:!. charm in tnc.ome prop- , erty. ~ $51,500. f13.9200 Ev ... S48'071S Bay & Beach ' From-•--ch -.~-lot u .. -· ... .,.._ ' . . ......._ vi"'; alrlwn. -...... DW"lil Both bsea convert den, formal d1n rm PM:lHcJln'M Rnlty etc. $37,m Owner St0-'7386 WATCH YOUR WIFE I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiol beeut cond-roce bu Uplco. Hus• llv rm w/ 8'1.11686 """' 8C'l-ll38 "°R""EN°"T~A'-"Ls----'-'-""--='-"" ~ plus oMier house on 50 x !I; kit Thrtt endo&ed pniges! I Good . QIUJ)f'f'- Wintler ft!Dbd Ul!ll. Rents will .,.,,,. ...... price ol $ffi,(XI). 673-9200 Eves. 646-8409 Bay & Beach Rt11ty, Inc .. 20Z W. Balboa Blvd., NB HARDWOOD ROORS $22,950 Modem 3 BR 2 bath home with AU. built-in kl.tchen in- dudina; dilhwuher. A large yard enclosed with a block wall ha.a sprinklers frmt & rear. Attention GI1 no ®wn· payments $188 month. ...,. ...,, will Ugh•,.. Cool Calif. Living :'~~~~~:"!:A ~a:.":"..~· i:i~J ~~~~~~~ HOUMS Fumllhad wbon ,., ,... ""' ... ,. Sum>Undod by larg• .,_ ORANGE COUNTY'S HALECIU8r Mn. Ra""""' GLEN MAR General 2000 .,._ ' BK 2 balha, mod--lendacoplng .-· LARGEST VACANT. 30 cbo ..... -........ SPECIAL em kitchen &: family J lent ~hborhood ~ qWe; 293 E. 17tk St. 646-4494 while in eacrow to queJil1!d $115; 2 BR.; +.p:ex; Ip. room, wood burning Cul de Sac. YO\l'll enjoy a ULJRA MODfRll buyer. Bram new crpt l 4 lit 00., l'W. b&., cptl/drpl. fncd. prtv. yd, Pool It tmnls 41-'" . _,.,.,, _ _,, drpm .. i.-. .......... F11 -• Nice oor. lot. Nttdl .ome .,. 3 ,......_OK"~•""""' Bkr ~-" "' ·-·~ ""' relax= me m ""'' 4 BR ··--?' Colrlwell Baakor & Co. w .... Gi or rHA. $23,!l!O '" ~ ~ peted living room. Oose + convert I den home. 2 HIIUIDE home in SUNNY ~ ba .::!~ ~ -:. ~ 2100 t.! co.If HI...,..., BRASHEAR REAL TY $130 • 2 Bt>RM. •Plex. to BEA.QI. Total down baths + powder rm. Large SMOG FREE,;.,_, ___ '. ..,._. lllldl. c.111orn111 ••7.aS3I E 5412,.2 Ge.rage. Tott: O.K. only $(1$ to ALL. Pay. t It h fl I &: ..,......lUll:" ~54>-,=:.,:""'=--==~--Kl Niii o• ,.._ -v... • -5Sl-Ql80 Broker ta leu mas~ su e is rep ace Breatbt.aldna: vlN of Lake• nIA I VA -NO DOWN. S ISH TRIUM "== """ than RENT! ru.wng rm -mmy mony Mountelno lrom :IOx30 dock. -Eula!"' .and> CAMEO SHORES TllPA~ la<'&A• -· 2 Rental1 to Share 2005 mote features, This home "'-Ice fruit ....._ ........., &•~ aty'o ~, --~· •·-e ..... iiu e ,.....,. ~--. COATS h-uJy mov• -In condition ~•N ~ .. -, ·~ ,,--" ·-u -•w ·-·-OCEAN VIEW ' W•lk kl grade rhool.a, c.or'.. den etc. Ideal for Artist,_ room, maalve fireplace, · years old, 3 BRI, 2 baths. & ona del Mu Hi school dis-Writer or those who loYe huge coven:d p&tio. 2 3 BR conv. ~. EJ>Uale din Asaune FHA km!. H1pr,ln•• 11 ••• H1v ng A Roommlta Look1ne tor a Roommate! WALLACE tr" t beauty. $35,00'.l. II~ baths, au built-ft rm, lge muter BR, custom Htmtlngton Crest 646-1414 REAL TORS ~~e reduced to S45,500 Van T1111l-RNltor &: inmacu1ate cordition. featllr8, 7800 91. ft. living r: ~ 1 • , , let UI auiat )'OU .loomm1te Rtf1nnce Service co;;:'tv!!~ngs) with early occu"ancy possible l6Gn ~· ~~ ·~~~ ~~ ~ CC::tioo~ ~~ iEilt• !:' Estat!J 64., 0~r. 642-7000 <n4) 6'18-2297 .;..,~,,. 678-2121 must sell. CA1.J.. MG-1151 $74,500. NtwpOrt Beac.h Ph. 6'15-22l.3 GIRL To thare beaut A spac 2 BR beach cottap with 3 'bdrm apt NB w /2 otben knotty p l n e throughout '60-ind. uW. 673-l'l'IB Guest room It sun deck. l~ -========o.I john macnab CAMEO HIGHLANDS Vlew Home wtth 4 Bd- m:is, plus famib' rm. . Offered 1.t $39,500 for quic.k sale. Shown by Appt. REALTY COMP ANY 881 DOVER DR. NEWPORT BEACH (714) 642·8235 u-o.J0.1. eve1 &: Wk-ends (open eves) Herttqe Real R. Nattresl, Rltr. 642-1485 or drtvo by' Assume 6°/o FHA _,, 2409 Bonnie Pl., c.111. COSTA MESA * No' Down GI * CUSTLOOMVEDLUYPLEX toU Santa Isabel nr. Irvine) TRADE OPEN HOUSE .DAIL y $2500 DN. • Large fattlily The belt of everythin&:, 2 RUSTIC 2100 Coatallloaa 'tll told · 3 _._ _, .._..,;_ hip 3 BR 2 bath, FA heat, BR, 2 baths + 2 BR Apt. room, , ..... ..., .. :ze ....,.,..-uuJn.I, ...... ___ $49 500 firm I z=z::==:z::=::=:i==! 2 ftill batha, beeuW'ul. rear frplc. $22,250. V'lt"na-moving. ' .,..1'1:>u 2 BR~---~•h no I 1 Bat GI bi:!J-in Onnge Coun-fi'ra.3494 a!ler 6 pm ~ v.N~ ,.......,. ..,......, yan:I, MIGln' TRADE FOR .., ~ ""' Cfl<I W W"-R-, _, I C . h pets, $100 mo. Mll-2134 . bloc.la to be-ach. Room to build. $28,500. SlatN RN.II)' 347.3519 e'VH. 536-7840 TOWN HOUSE. '"' unve ...,.: -· ......,., euUCIKI or II DOUBLE aize lot. 3 BR, 1% 2656-A. Newport Bl Yd. LockbaJ.i Reali)'' 646-2301 3 BR, 1% baths, pl.us 2 BR ba Lo dwn FHA. Principles Crear) You won't strike out on this IMMAC • lJke new 3 BR, 2 Apt. So. ol HWy. Loan ap-only. ~~l =--o~-:--,=----;;:::;-= NE\¥PORT HEIGHTS 2 BR ba Vt beautitul Monticello prox $38,00'.I, Price $46,000. ='======= 2:.• ti!; z. ~~'. home w1th extra laq;e living ecndo-on Fairview Rd. Lou 673-8156 Huntington room, fireplace, separate ORANGE COUNTY'S ~~~L~lrU. Will •ell tum or HOME & lncome; newly H1rbour 1405 $195. 543-6'!00 aft 5· dln1ng room &: solariwn, LARGEST u.iu. .... TJ. deco 2 br 1 ba prqe -'.=.c.;._;_ ___ _.c.;_;_ N rt I ch 2200 hardwood noon: & 'dectrtc 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494. ANXIOUS 546-3!0; r. ., ., 50' BCH Fmt. Boat allp .. 4 ewpo N w~-50_,.,.,. .... "th ... ,., .. ~ apt 2 br. l~ ba, prb. diep.; &Ir., 3 ba. Cust. lndsq>ed. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ..... ""'"'n. "'""' "" WI al· UIUl"U\C, 4 Br, 2 Ba. m cul-dbl. garage. . Drps. CJ'l)t&'. nl/142-1857 H ley aooesa It Ullled for l Decorator's Dellght dN&C cloee to achool & Near Fa&hlon llland wkndl. eves.-for appt. lay Front 0"'9 more unit. Priced at only Unusual &: elabor1tely dea; shopping auume 51' % loan • 70'2 Avocado, CdM • __ _ H1rbor l1l1nd Roed PLAY BALL $24,$0. rated 4 BR &: famlly room or trade up 54f>.9184. OWNrn., 2 BR, 2 BA, den, Fauntiln Valley 1410 3 Becbooma, ~% balhl . with huge rear ana over-E.ASTSIDE 4 Br. 2 Ba. Iza: dble elec gar, patio. Will plus gan.gt Apartment lookini a sparklln1 pool fncd yrd, a,,ta, drps, trplc. t=:flnc:=. :'=:"':-:V=:'"":=· :.,:,__=:=. TAKE over 6% GI.loan. Caah 1ar')te pier & slip (ready for expanalon, into $22,500 wttb 10% down. to Joan. ConUder partial 2nd. tropical lanai &: terrace rumpu1, a:ame room or den}. John Vogel Rltr. M&-1615 Lido Isle 1351 SPl.cious, lovely 3 BR 2 bath formal dining room Chmer mdvin1 from area • GOOD lnvestm't home with -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I blt-lna, frplce, panellina', available yet'.r around 143 Bro1dw1y 645.0181 ottered on eaS}' terms. JU!t unit $Z5,500. Both rented • cpWdrps, pa.tlo Extras. $850 per month Evenings 646-4579 •Clubshor. t block to tho O>untry Immao. lO% dn ~15-<859 Owr BA YFRONT l2!i,500. .....,., C.U Tad D•vln• Eves: 673.6235 Fint Corrie COu.EGE REALTY 54&-588tl Newport Buch 1200 3 BR, 2 ba Home on Nord ~t of Cou!'~ 1605 Harbor Mln1gemtnt Fi t ~ _ w1th 1 BR Apt. Excdlent Comp1ny, Inc. rs .-rve Wegon Wheel Ch.rm y II ball A I tinancln •. U06,000. BY OWNER. .. Aa.a •• 673-4400 <l>olco home in popu!a' Hu-1/3 A'cre 0 ey nyone, Walker Roalty Calico Gboot Tbwn Road. Id,.! '""'"""-Pretty ., • ORANGE COUNTY'S ~=· 3e':i:~ LARGEST 3336 Via VI Lido """' "-near Bantow. 222 Colton •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! tor Highlands. Top Acrian $26,$0 . NR, BAa< BAY! I oo~ gold cpb, 3 BR plus den and Custom built home. Gener· Stretch a net in front of thls """"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 0N"Jl.°"'====== 2 BR. 2 Ba. Pool, beach 2% baths and a real pride OUI liud bedrooms. 2 batba, corner Duplex • . • and LOVELY J.rr, Baytmt OD 40' --· 1608 l.eue. Adult.I only. 144 Ba)'· of OY1nershlp borne. The Near livln& room overk>oks you're ready for action. Has lot Pier & slip. One of LJdo'i O ::.:u:;,l_;ofc..:S:;,l•::te_;_ __ = Dde Villai'e. NB. 213/22'J...43CO Larae i'"' ..,...._-mi: 293 E. 17th St. 646:1:f94 5% % F1iA loan c:an be as-the gocgeoua ground.a. 2 tire-lqe walled yard on West finest.. $16:i,IXXI by owner. BY OWNER. 10 1 0 t 1 2 BR. NKt o c ea n. Patio lull,y """""'""· 123,<XXI. In-teresting tenns. 546-2313 646-7171 THE rJE AL E S TATER S 8Ul1\ed with total payments places, one in den. Formal Ba)' -c.loae to the Ocean, 675-3067 Christmas Valley 7 miles pr. $150 per mo yrly, 121 of 197 per month. Also, a dining rm. Forced air beat. public Bay hHch, and yacht ===='='=='===== from Silver Lake o t I 40th St. 529-3081 or see eves. is such a quality home witb new 90% loan is available. Great lf!'Cur:lty! 540-1720 anchoniie. Huntl~~!~. 8-~~ ...!_~ Highway 31. 222 Coltoo. NB 3 BRa + family room, 2 First time offered, $33,!f'JO! TARBELL 2$,5 Harbor Alkinc $69,500 .. .,. a1 ""' tow price. Colesworthy & Co. Elegance & Prlvocy Many added extru, park-& VIEW built around a SELDOM SEEN Newport Hgts. 2210 Westminster 1612 Vacant 1800 Sq Fl HONEYMOON Hom • - $21,950 INCLUDES magnificent view of bay and Also like ya.rd with block wall 6i42-n77 C'Uft y&rd. 4 BR 3 ba.tla I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiii;. I fencing, bas patio. WW ~11 l!Ot Harbor Blvd. C.M. master suite ·Ir: livin1 area at no down VA or others EZ Open iEwll ' separated from children's Take over 5%. % loan at sun Another Wm Bay Beauty: per mo., balance $72,900. Single re.!denc.e 3 BR A: 2 Scbool 1 block. Sharp &rell. baths; room on lot for addi-HAFFDAL REAL TY the Air Conditioner ocean, fireplace: five extra· Brand new w.all/wall, new large roonu, 2011 Kings paint inside K out • an Road, 54&-2394 After I p.m. CUSTOM DUPLEX terms · asking $30,$0. -A--~---·--Wini by 40' ttled pllery. ssume 51/4 •/o VA IVAN WELLS' NEW HOME 4 B d Roy J. Wud Cb. 646-lS50 • rooms . TWO cosrA ME!3A • located on I d qulet street near large ~ Gol Med•lllon Homas ping center. M&ny custom on ONE lot feature!, nlccly panelled 31T Diamond family room, fireplace, pa-Balboa Island tlo, 1 fWl baths. Qu:ic.k pos-673.3108 session • SUMITI'ED TO Boyd Conderse YOU FOR "'·""'· VACANT tlonal improvement $47.500. 8140 warier M2-4fti BURR WHITE, Roaltor SPEC ULA TE 2901 Newport mvd., N.B. 675-4630 ivei: 675.()998 on thls immaculate spa.dolls 2 BR on JW comer lot near BA YCREST BARGAIN -4 downtown. br + famlly rm home, 2" $ l 7 SOO rxisting nt.A loan )'Ol.1 c.an I =°"'=n=Sa=l.=S=""=·==== eet for • low O:Jwn. The Coron• d•I Mir 2250 owner will even help )'OU -------=~• makt' the down payment. No 3 BR. nr. Altertson'1 Mkt. quallfylng. Frpt., c&Jp. a: drapes. $230 Rex. J., Hodges RNlty Mo. to Jun 15th: avail. now. 841-2525 Call 213: '1$.9!li8 balha, blt-iN, Pa!oo V•-• atone exter, 2 trp\cs. atia.ke Ted W1y Rlty 53~2579 L19un1 lffch 1705 ,B1lboe roof, large P.nce .. 85 x 110 4 BR 2 bath. $23,500. Low .;;;;=.:.:..=='--;.:..:;: 2300 fee simple lot. $45,00J w/ down FHA. B 1 t. i n 1 , BEAtrr 3 bdr, 2 ti&, trplc.. Spectacular Ocean View S5<XX> down.. Owner will car-.. u.>. .. -...a. 11 Fam--rm/kitch, front patio. Penn Pt. 3 br. Beac.b. 11'5. I Re1lty, Inc. Im; w. Balboa Blvd., NB I !!!~"'!!!" ... ~!!!! ... ..,;;. l,U.IWw•suer, c.ov. pa o, ry 2nd to existing loan. w/w cpt.sjdrps, b I 0 c. k Bluebird Cyn above Oriole. Avail Oct 1. 6T5-5G60 Drivr by ITI9 Skylark Lane, fence. By owntt. Vac.&nt. Own sac.! $29,500. 494-'1$70 !'er OaUy PDot Want Ada. Newport Beach Call owner 111® Gulf. 545-0.m SOCK n TO 'Etd1 Dial 642-5671 tmmac. F.u:lllde loc. 3 BR N Do P 1 plus !am rm, It formal din--Newport Heights o wn eymontl ing ""· sio % FHA-lO%dn 645-3773 aft 6 pm for appt. :;~;;;=:;;===:~::;::0:""~:=,;;;:7.~"?==:;~~~=cl Gener1I 2000G;tner•I · 2000 O,ner1I $23,500 V r<k ...... ~ """'...;,.f 1 Y'S * $22,950 * OPEN DAILY NO DOWN PAYMENT LARGEST MIZELL REALTY 2000 • . 615 Powell Pl1ct Rural aetting the hem of the 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 548-2'108 WANTED lilllYft' can usume nu. loan City. 5 bednn1. 2 baths. For-400 DI.St lTth, Co&ta Mf$1 DUPLEX· TRIPLEX C" In!. U64 ..,-mo. No '"'1 dlnfn& room •wailing 646-3256 Ev•. 541>7737 'PARl(lf BRIGHJ CASITA FELICE 'w' HOhaME wlthd Ronlal Un!la those feltlve occuions. AD ~ e \'e rea Y Beyens ftir polnta to ps,y. 3 BR 2 bl, le H bo H• d Spanish Hacienda 3 BR ln Income Property llJv rm, fireplace, db&e pr., built-in drMm kitc.hfon. Even ar r 19hlan s Thi1 finr 3 BR + family Cameo Shores. Pool, Ocean Graham .. ~ ..make root Pool thtd Jot I a dllhwasbtt. Quality c.ar-l.&rie lamlly borne . 4 bdrtl\I. room home on quiet cul~e-View, decorated to perlec-~ Mitlll:ll for boat er lnllet. pelin&:. Lmv ttar yard. No 3 bl.ths fam rm bit·'-'• "' -1, -·-a1J -~•-Uon, $"79,500. Near N.B. Poat Ofc. 646--4 r.;::.-.:::;,~ down G.l. ~lm • · "' • •u= ,...,... ....,......,.. ~ .. Vacant. TARBELL 2!li5 u-...a.....-elt'ctrlc gar. door opener, in MeM vem,., Built -ln Or1ng• Coast Property ~El "'tr. f46..3928 Evn. 64U1!5 -...c=:--.-c;--c,.--=~~ w/w c.pt, drapes, VACANT kitchen It dishwasher, 2 ~ 332 Marguerite, CdM 6'73-85GO A Wi1h Comt True - ''dJtLACHENMYER Glint Sized Family Rm. ind ONLY $36,950. pla~. w/w carpeting It . Balboa Coves· Bay front w/ $22,500 11C" THOMAS R11ltor d~. Fenced yard. ONy TRY OFFER pier, slip. 3 Bd. 2 bl, Jove.. Pictu,.._ue You woo't believe It 'til you ZM W. Coast Hwy., S4&-5S2'T $29,500. 3 BR. Beach house nr. Bay ly tront terr. !Arte kit. ,,~the-vi"' hm. w tt! Extend1 the entltt Nl"WJ)Qrt Beh. F;ve, 545-fl643 ('";; -Spaclota Ip 1Jvln& zm, ftre-~er out of State. $65,500 , .... _ ... _,,., ._.. lftli\h ol the home. Rich pe.o.1 -z:::z~~= '"Z:::::::=: place. Lae k>I. $39,500, R. C. GREER, Realty ._ ~ room "1IQ elled walls, enticing ftre-li • Balboa Reil E1t1te Co. 3416 Via Lido 613-9300 lhtrw room to pool and place. Larp bedroom. 2 DIJPlfX 70J E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa BA YCR.EsT -Attract < B ........... _, - , bedmom b 0 m • DNr batbs. Homemaker's pride 1093 B.aker. C.M. ~ ORiole )-049 ~la, drpa, trplc $34,950. S@~~lA-l&t.~s· 1 Solve a Simple Scrambled Word Pua:lt IO? a. C'Auckle O lt0!10llge lettwt of h lour 1CtOmbi.d wordt .,. IO'N » form four •• worcb. IPINUDA I _r1r11_ I I 0.... ...._ bullt·ln ldtdleo. Sliding doon 2 BR eecl> llde, hudwood ~~~~~~~~! N H..t-hts 1136 Htat>tand Dr. NB . ......... Ii-" Illy load to icwdy ,..,,,, 5'1).!n] -.. doubt• ........ .,..,.. -" ewport ..... OP"' 1-6. Ownor/Bkr--'111• 111111 , TARBELL • n.-Eulald• looetion. 1'5,<XXI VIEW /VIEW /VIEW Eltat. -a!Jod ........,, 15 x ,_-~=,,_,~~-- I -As SI' 0, VA with '""'"· Best ""-< -locttktn 128'. ! BR ' bath, tlroplace, 3 BR. Condomtnl•m-The -Wmt.;tilf Dr. 6G-63l) Sllrne 14 /0 Wellt-McC1rdle, Rltrs. ('Jn ~· ltrftt to lltrfft carptll drapes, $172/mo. BluUs. Near bdM HI ~ LOAN. NftU" 9Ckd &: paric:, 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. lot.. 3 B&,. ~. fonnal din· * $33,900 ' * Pri patio. $26,400, ~ 3 BR, 2 batbl. $29,950 • $185 541-1129 Eves. 644--0684 Ing room, llrn r~mil,y room. Milcll Realty 648-m evH, ~tell ext 2417 dl,)'a. "" month • ..._..H 5W n :';"."' , $22 950 Sacrillca-Reduced t: ~ , P•lte ~nl£stattj M....,, , ~ -ch 3H BR, 111 b&tht. N""'°" lE•lt• ~Slot!) Homo wtth~B~E• Pool + -.:;.:;.-;; -llomca;.:.: ~;;.; '"""11:"~ lDcome Unit fJI beat CdAf GJ6 W. Cout l-fw1, NB VIEW duplex; J A 2 BR. Low Down Pmt. ,,.._ 1311.500 Home & Beauty Shop .,..l291l i"alk 1n -obtJo, Ytl7 BIJIU)ERS 0-out tut CORBIN·MARTIN -· -"'" oleo/' BR .• Ba., ...... don; IHa. m.ooo; .... down. ~ JltEALTY" SM.S880 one df It. 3 Bdrm, 1 14 bath. REAL TORS b1l·inl:, irep/entnnce tor Bty qUJet atrett; pootat&e lot. 541-Mnl m4199 eve/wlmd Hu IYfJ')"thlnl:! llOT Valley 3036 E. Co11t Hwy CdM 9qi CU dH!rel). San Cab. Valley am, San OW. 4rect ~ ~ a.de C.M. Mq 1-e Of> 67S.16'2 Anytl;.,. FORTIN CO. MarlooScbl. dlat.13$,000111 YoUr ad, -•It back ml !loo. ""''°' -.,_ -aw-,,., :ia&-:1673 -.. a.. ~ r1IWf SCR~M-~· ANSWDS IN CLASSIFICATION 9000 ------ • " + -·--0 -= --• -.• ·hrl' -.. ---~-.L.----------~-------------------------------------- • 1Newport ,Harbor -Vour Bomet.wa • ' voe. ir, NO. 238, 3 SECTIONS. 34 PAGES c on ' . . Torched by Skipper ' Abalone Boat Ablaze ' By JEROME P. <;OLLINS Of JM Diii»' P'li.t Sl1ff A »fOOt abalone diving boat blew up in flanles off Crystal Cove between Laguna Beach and Corona de! Mar Wednesday night. ·It w~ no accident. Calvin McKnight, 36-year-old skip- per of. the vessel, later told the Oran~ Police Puzzled Over DroWning In Mesa Sw~mp By BRUCE BENSON Of ftle 0.llY "lllt St1n Cost.a Mesa police today were in~ ve$ligating stray pieces oC a puzzle that don't !it togef}ler in the drowning: death of an artbt who thought he could. "walk into the water and beoome God." The body of Peter Thomas Hoscoe, 28. of 804 . W. WJ!son st., was disi::overed Wednesday morning float· in.I! face.doWA in a,w~cy !:>oc oo the out skirts of Costa M68.. ~ , The Coroner's office listed the time or death as ·'at leest.a&,.boun,eerllef,'f. or Monday nlg11t, ye! the victim's Wit• said she believed she sarw her husband liometime Tuesday nigbt. Mrs . Laverne Hosroe, .42, !aid she thought she saw lief b u s b a n d sometime Tuesday evening, but added 6he wac;n't positive because they ex- changed no words and jt was not a face-to.face encounter. De1ectives this morning were at- ten1ptj.ng to learn more of the meeting, and determine whether the wife wu mistaken about the ·time. W-hen police arrived al the bog Wednesday morning they found Mrs. Hoscoe al the S<.'ene, hysterical. She was accompanied by her sl'sler-in·law. The woman itold detectives that her husband bad been making frf;Q_uent trips to the pond lately to meditate. She said he had related to her he heard Voices calling to him from" the water and he bad visions of being Godlike. The body "Was found floating 10 yards from shore, clad in a yellow sweater. blue jeans and without shoes. The bog is off Victoria Street near the Santa Ana River next to a dirt and gravel pit It had reportedly been dug and filled with water in a soils test for a proposed marina ln the area. at Sea County Harbor Deparlment and Coast • . . . I'. Guard be bad. deh'beratety· scuttled. it. He said It had a crack in tbe hull and wasn't wortti·repairing: · No one was.hurt -but_a few peaple were emberrassed. · The two agencies ~·t find out about the p~;'1ies~c.tion ·of the· (See Related St.Ory, Photo, Pace 3), Whirl.away. home ported1.,.. in Santa Barbara, until hours after Uiey had di.spob:hed Tescue bOats five miles out to sea !tom Newport Beach. ' They had been called sborUy before B p.m. by COrona del Mar and Laguna Beach residents, who saw the ship &ilhouetted by ftre. · Three helicopters joined tlle Coast Guard cutiter Cape Higgon and a Harbor Department lire boat in the unneeded rescue opt:raUon. 0 n e helicopter force landed at Surfside. McKnight later·told authorities that he Jiad arranged to have a si!ter !hip alongside while be-torched the Whirlaway. He· was· safely , 'I board the other vessel, ~perated by Mark Rosati, 19. f)'-.:.Av.ion, as the fire 00;¢: ~prayed llrelbii• 1>I • ., ..... , ..,., ti!• blulng hulk. It< tu~!' tank! llH!ptiid, forcmc t.h.e· firemen ·baclc. Harbor Departm<nt -Sgt. Robert Dr botson said an effort was made to tow what remained of the Wbirlaway to Newport. But before tow lines from' the fire boat could be made fast, the Whirlaway sank. McKnight stayed aboard Rosati's boat as it accompanied .Cape Hlggon and the fire boat. to Newport. "When we got back to the' office," said Sgt. Ibbotson, "McKnight t.old us it was all planned. He wanted to sink it. lie said it was in bad shape, would cost a lot of money to repair, so it seemed prudent to destroy it." . McKnight first had stppped it of everything of value. A Santa Barbara resident, McKnig!1t seemed a bit embarrassed· by all the Cuss. Sgt. Ibbotson said. "There is no indication of any at- tempt to defraud anybody (for in· surooce)," the harbor official em· phasized. "But we wish he had told the Coast Guard in advance of his plans." The Coast Guard's marine in· vestigation office· in San'Pedro is now investigating the tneident, he added. DA&.T•IUIT ......... • INVESTIGATORS WAIT AS BOOY BROUGHT ASHORE ~ Poll._ Pvnlod lly Wately °""' ln·Coot~ -. ... • Dally Paper 1 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFQltNll\ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, )968 iL ml CENTS .. .. • Ir or ' SITE RETURNED 'r.O' 1RVINE° COMPANY--Mc· Doon ell Do11g)as Corporatron today by .. m111U¥ agreement re.sold its'228'a<:re industrial site (out- lines in black dotted lines)· to Irvine Company's Ind111trlal ~ex division. County Airport is just to·!Oft of site. View is loojpng seaw.ardtoward Upper Newport Bay With CoO'la Mesa off to right. M~rt;11ffs Still Interested . . . In Getting Sile By BRUCE BENSON Of lllt Daltr .. 11.t Iliff Whether it's one big industrial user or a lot of small ones on 22.8 acres ad- jacent to Orange County All\>ort, both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach would S'till like to ~ee the acreage annexed to their cities. That was ~ reaction itoday Crom cl· ty managers Harvey L. Hurlburt of N~ and Art McKenzie of Costa Ma,a to the announcement that the Irvine Company is buying back the prime pareel from Mc Donnel l Dooglas. "l don't think .othi.s c h a n g e s anything," said Hurfburt.. "Everything we do is based on sound planning and the development of a tax base, and the faot the property should change hands doesn't change our basic com::epts." He added, "Our councilmen would probably be Interested in knowing wh:at the Irvine Co. 's future use of the property is going to be ." Said Costa Mesa's McKenzie, "With tbe way Irvine bas developed out then, this move can't be1p but be good for tbe community. ''.The Way . they have planned their ~ anl development· is a dt!fimte asset for cmta Mesa." McKenzie said he •was speaking on the assumption the acreage wouldbe:a.nnexed to his city. N""lJ')l't aqd Costa Mesa earUer this year-butted beads over '8111\exation proposals in·the general vicinity of the 228 -=res. Ooela Mesa tried wooing nearby pn>-poi'(y·_.. into Its city limltl, and waa OCCUled of trying Clo, cut Newport 8-h oil fl.Un a territorial palhway to Ule !rvlne;land. 'l'!Jt luu• ""' tossed beloro " board of tnqUlry for a decision. Jt Wll.s deltollOil. Ooou. M .. a tried apln and NCCeedod alter nml!)'Ulg Its propooal to Iee:ve the dOOI" ajar for ~ither .city to someday annex the prime lrvine parcel. ' . . . No Room at Top ~oi 'NB Parking PWll lor an 11·story Newport Beach cfflcii bulldln1 with aeven level.I of ~ door_patttng on Udo 'Part Dtlve near Via ~ ha.., been jlllllle<I, It was loamOd Wdly., . Soarcet tald th• towering li"1i·riao wa1 scrapped when cost audles in~ dloaled It would not be pract!citl. tntte•d,, deveJ.opeJ:•, Dr. J a c.t Monroe and William Sarthlom1e have be1un JlftllmlDary tAlkt with city ol· Uclalt on plant '°' a three-1i0ey, 41· unl~apartmCnl at"th• tam• .lit.. · A:IRPORT ACREAGE REVERTS TO IRlollNE CONTROL 'Mcllonnefl'. Dnign11tlon Show1 Site R•tum.d to Ranch Ownership .. . Mexican Army Crushes Students; 25 Left Dead MEXICO CITY (AP) -Mexican . . . armJ'lrooPI lllonced mlPtt IUDS ear, 11 todO)' m tile bloociiect blllile,nt of' 'MexlCo.Cilf'utlMlent rebe~. ;rlmka patrolled doWlltown ttreell ot the capltal. due to become hoot Od. a .. the 01)1!lplc Game.t. · P,oll~. and lioopltal1 ni>orlocl 211 ptflOlll were killed hi .. b®r•·lonc ucb .. g• of lite .. t oH by a rlflt 1bo~ pfesum:abty · 111med .at..a 1olditr, at the -ctowded •Ito of ''"' anUcovormn•nt · rally We4nud~~L ' Wltni11e1 m<ft than 100 wen wounded -and a cb.ect ot three Of M<Aco City'• hospllalo mowed 7l In· jur<d had be•n treated. . 1 Fr .. h tol!llort relieved:. 1he first upill ~fore da"11 in the battle i:one, in and around the Plaza olf the Three CUlluJ'es, alld moved Jtorri building to bull41bc ln the 'ailjolnln(· 'Plat•iolco apal1m•at 0 -• to • tound up clvillan1 1uspect<d of snlplnc. Bitter f .. llDC Wat rellect.ed In the rNCUon ol a troop commander to the d!Jcovery Of'a number of leall.U and. a pspert.ck: book: on a youtb who sur· rudered with blJ l!lrl at guopoi<lt dur· Ing the noctilrnal a~g. • The otncer threw• them In the ,youth'• I-and exclaimed: "Cotn·' munllm: Yo~ rffd lhil stuff. That's why. people .-. dying out there, • becaUJO you read tblJ 1tuil." . , mme Co. Buys Bark 228Acres By mo~tAS MIJRPHINE • Of flte Dlltr r1 .. 1 Stitt Irvine Company o!llciaa today an· nounced they have bought back the 228«.Te .iDdustrlal site adjacent to Orange Cwnty · Airp<rt from McDon- nell Douglas Corporation. The announcement dashed dreams of. both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa officials that !omeday they might be annexing a tax-rich, multi· million-dollar aerospace plant on the western na.Dk of the county airstrip. Re-p0rcb .. •~P-lot:.. th~_.ptime acreage was about the same as the old Mclloonell Airiraft COII1!1any paid Irvine for It three years ago ~ M.$ million. But in addition, Irvine picks up nominal interest and. taX coats, escrow and ti.Ue policy fee&. Eacrow will close Friday morning. Announoemeot of the re-purchas• came from John E. Murphy, preaiden~ of the Irvine Industrial Complex, a division .of the giant ranch companJ wtich is developing Its prtme in- dus1rtal sites in the airport area. Morger of McDonnell Aircraft with 1>Qui1as Aircraft Company, announced in January Of last year,, reportedly put the quash on development of the big rectangular pa:rtel on the western ·side of the airport. "Even though this was a recent deci$\_on, we bad ·anticipated the possibility fqr some UD\e aqd our plan- ners and engineers are ptepetlng to fLe tract maps on the ~roperty," Irvine's Murphy explained. This mea.t11 that the ranch companj Is likely to 'split up the. big site Im: multiple use development. - . A. company spokesman 1 .a l d preiimlnary plans will likely be .fled with the Orange County Planning oe. partment in the near future. · • Afr callfomla ,airline, for one, haJ beeb. known to be s~king room-at the airport to house its maintenance and operations facilities. · "Uses of the laod could vary all the way from industrial to commercial developmenta," an Irvine spokesman suggested. "It i~ Uie intention of the Complex .to -sulxlivide this acreage and offer a- broad rana:e o£ site-! to industriefi, ". Murphy added. . , . Mµrphy J)Oled . that the lrvln& repurchase W:B:S a mlllually agreed upon, solution with McDcllnel\ Oqua;las executives. , For Irvine Ranch, it was the secmd time wit.hin the last eight yejU's tbat ,a giant aerOepace industry made con..· certed overtures tqward devel~ent adjacent to the aiIJ>Cin and then back· es, LQc~. Aircraft Corporation purchased from the tanch a huge chunk Of acreage on the easterly side Of the airport. There was no Irvine provision. in that sale for.· repurchase. Irvine didn't make ttie same mistake twice. When McDonnell began its overtures for the westerly side of the airport three years ago, it launched some of the· stroo-gest induStrlal expansion ballyhoo heard fn· Orange County in some time. It was rumored .widely ·that McDon· nell would build ~-a~iawlil}g aerospt.<:e (S.. McDO~ELL, l'•I• Z) . ' Or•llf • Look for sunnier skies and Warmer weather Friday, our esteemed for~aster promises. That'll send the merc\Jl')' tip to 72 alhh& the coast and 77 fw1her Inland. INSIDE f'ODAY Parenti betoUdtred bt1 "N.w Math" now "'"''· fat• *'Ntto Gram.mM," w1'ou vocab.._ h<u "'"' to0rk•d oid bl/ '°"'" pvC'1' rettarch. Page 5. Cl .,..,_ 1 ........ 11 Ci.Mrlll »'I· ...... l•l• '""'° -~ ........ - ,__ 1t -0wtt-It 11 ·"· • D._.. 11 llCill ... 1t-tr ::::-...::: 1•~ =---= l'fltlMcl ,...~ • ''" t41.. ,. "'-""' ,..., --,, ......... . --~ ts ·-..... fl 11Mn1"1 ......... " ..... .... .. • -· r:: • ' , % DAILY PU.OT r111w ... 1• OctoO<r J, 1968 Victim's Final Words Related BJ AR'IHUR R. , VINSEL Of .. DllY .......... The first wltne11 teslllylng in the ·murder trial of Mes. Irene M. Tucker :said . .Wing m-bta drove by while :Ile tried to ..xi • falally 1111>1Jed tbt-tltllCCUIOdof ' Georgia Hails . Nixon Arrival · In Deep Soul~ • ATLANTA (UPI) -Richard Nixon teceived a tumultuous ticker tape Welcome tOday from. tens ol thousands of Georgians wh::l&e obeera atrengttien- ed hJs growing convlc,11on that he can beat out third party candidate George Wallace in several Southern states. The crowd that turned out to see tpe Republlcan presldeotial candid.ate dur- ing a noonUme downtown parade tias ettlmated at between 135,00> and 165,000 and Nixon appeared elated by the w&rmtb of the welcome in the South's largest city. "To see 10 many thousands of :-0eorgtana here warms my heart," be 1atd in an imiromptu speech from the bacbeat <( his open convertible after bil motcrcade reached the heart of ·Atlanta. "It makes me know that this part of ;-America -lite the rest of America is ·colng to vote Nov. 5 for new leader9bip that can bring pea'Ce abroad, peace at home and the kind of 11rogress we want in America." · Nixon, waving botti-hands aloft, 1drew a mighty cheer from the dense crowd, which jammed every inch of the area aniund. h11 hotel by saying: "[ pledge to you a complete house cleaning from top to bottom and a new day for America." Nlxon'a three-plane jet aircade ar- rived at At!'Dta Municipal Airport at nooo, Nixon and h1s wife, Pat, rode in .an OJ>eD car up Atlanta's Peachtree Street while tons of confetti tumbled 'OUt of skyacraper windows. "Thia is real Soutlbern hospitality. 1 like tbe feel or thl.s. 'lbese are great friencly people," Nlx<ln said '8 .he ,stood atop the convertible and waved t.o the crowd. Bandit Sentenced In CdM Robbery Of Furs, Jewels A La-.od man -admltled be· 1.ng a member of a trio which robbed !& Corona del Mar woman of jewelry aD:l furs valued at more than $5,000, was sentenced Monday to five years to life in state prison. John A. Baker, 22, drew the rob- bery sentence from Superior Court Judge William Speirs. His alleged companiona in the rol:A>ery last No- veml>er 'ti cl Mn. Belle <l>ase Lee, 40, o( 2735 Hartior View Drive, a r e IAuta, 46. and Ramona Ftano, 30, also ol~ The husbarld and wife iare scheduled to face • Superior Coort jury trial m October 2.'I. They J>le-lnnnocent to robb«y, kidnap, burglary and 000· <OPiracy dlarg ... ; ~Police arrested the trio sOOrtly aft-·er-Mn. Lee trJld them that the accus-«l trio forced their way into her home, tW her ~ and removed ille "'1uable fun eol jewelry. Mrs. Lee ..... unbanned. • • . • DAILY PILOT O'!ANGE COAST PUllLISHING COMPANV "•IMrt N. Wied P,..ldenl •1'111 l'llblllohe'r J•cit "· Curl1y Vice Prtlldllltl .,... Gt-el MllNwt ThoM11 ICHvll .. ., Tho11111 A. Murphi11• M1111•lnt Edllar JtrorM F. Collhu P1u1 Ni111ft H-1 Btldl Adwnl1lnt CllJ' Edllor OlrKlor .....,,... .._. Offlc• 2211 Weit l•lbot lowl1v1rd M1lll11fAddr1H1 P.O. lo• 1175 9266! .,_ Offl<fl , ••• Mftm l ua W••• •• , SlrHI ~ &Mdl: m "°'"' ..,_ H1111llnlton lucti: M Ith lll"Mt l . ·> Loo Allplet d\y-Donald w. Sobenk of IHI MJnoroa Drive aa!d tbe v~ pointed tow.rd ille home of Oo8'& M.,.. City Councllrnan Gearae A. Tucker ..,..... lhe street aa 1bt )IJ' d)inf on hi> fn>ot lawn. 0 'I'hat W'OIDID nabbed JDe U Scbenk quoted Mr1. Herriott westpi,.~ ea, ot 1146 M!noroa Drive .. oaying while he tried to slop tbe flow of blood fn>m Jter &ide witn a stack of diapers. Judge Ronald Croonbank appointed a ~sychiatrlsl to briefly .... umlne Mrs. Tllcloor at Ille a1lart ot -,·, proceedings. He rece1ted the eourt et 11 a.m. at llilkb time Mr1. 'l\K:ter tlDd. -defense and -ti,..... to eocompanf her to tbe beoria(. The c o u r t wu tcheduted to recoovene ·at 1:4$ p.ui. U Mrs. Tucker'•~ was complete . Wilen the case waa called Wed- nesday she "'8ived her rillbt to' a jury trial and "'8ived it allaln at tbe llart of today's proceedings. During opeoiJ>ll lllaget DI tbe trial, Mrs. Tuelller sot ilDjlllllively for the most part eppoar;ng m<re pale 1ban in prior courtroam appearances, During questioolng by D e p u t y D!.otrlct Atlorney .James Enrlgbt Schenk told bow the murder cue against Mrs. Tucker began llllloldlng on June 28 Jn the quiet Mesa Verde area. . Essentially, Scb~nk said the same tbinp beard m an -t repla¥ of the video tape cl tbe 1tabblng af. tennath shown by Costa Mesa Police Lt. Mike Healey. The first witness to testify in the t:rial._said be ad hi.a: wtf.e were sitting Oil their livingrocm floor when he heard a long, sust.ai.ned scream that sounded liloe that cl a child. During questiculng by Mn. Tucker'• delense attorney Paul Augustine Jr., Schenk N:id his wife became silent when ltlhey beard the eerie ~und. SChenk &1aid his wife commented something to t.be effect that someone must be burt and he o;it up to in- vestigate. "I W'es>t out, adually I ran out and trbat'I when I a:a.w Mr&. Westpbal," said Schenk. He said the victim w .. staggering across the street from her home clukhiog a towel to her side and car- rying her dentures Jn her haod. "I helped her to the grass and she sat there for a minute," Schenk said, adding that he ran inside and told his wife to call for help while he returned to aid tbe dying women. He said Mrs. Westphal bad knife ctts oo ller hands ..as well as marks on her face and a cut lip. Jury Trial Slmed In $35,000 Theft From DAV Funds By TOM BARL.;;Y Of "" Dtll'I' 1'1111 ll•ff A Sant.a Aoa attorney who is ac- cused of misappropriating $35,000 in Disabled American Veterans (DAV) funds must face .a jury trial Oct. 28, Superior Court Judge William Speirs ruled W«lnesday. Judge Speirs delayed to Oct. 23 lawyer David Ca.dwell'• plea that there wm: insuf!ic:ieot evidence to sup- port the Orange County Gnnd Jury'& ..... endorsement of two counts of grand theft •-miDI fn>m ltls handling Of funds for 4De Santa Ana DAV diapter. Cadwell was indicted· following an investigation Cl( his trusteeship by ttle orfiee d State Atty. Gen. Thomas Lyn- ch. The Grand Jury took action against the portly, bak1 a'lltorney after Dist. Atty. Cecil llioks sullmilted tbe testimooy ol. 10 wlentssea: to ttie coun- ty panel. Cadwoil's indi<Jlmetrt edda aoother cbapte< in tbe troubled affairs' cl tile Santa Ana veterans' troup. The chapter itself recently survived I civil suit brought by Lynch's office in which its oUicera: and dinlcton were accused of violation· o( state corporation codes by unlawfully divertlng trust funds totaling more than '728,000 to a new operating <>«OODt. From Pqe l MCDONNELL • • facility which would employ 10,000 persons and become the second largest industrial installation in the county. The exact mission ol the facility was always unclear. Doubll about McDonnell Douelas' ultimate use of the aite grew Into creeping suspicion after the 1967 an- nouncement or merger of the two aerospace &lJ,ntl and the coatipued silence over development plans on the alrpart acreaee. ApporenUy Irvine nlllcialo are dlo· co\lDUDa sale or th• 230 acres tO - Orange Colm\y aovtrnmenl for public UH re~ to tilt airport. 'Ibere were, however, 1trona: recent ovmurH ill tllat dinlotlon by Robert Bresnahan, county director or avia· tion. bast April 25, he told Orange County Chamber oC Commerce members , "We oeed ihat property (lb• McDon· ntll Douaw lilt) and 11 tl>•y doo't build on i~ 11-"" can rnov. quid<· ]J' to buy ll" l \ ---., -------- ConntY.·Eyes '.Airport Use Pl~ by. CilYi Appoln-nt ol an Aif1JOl'I Land Ute Comml!slon, proposed by the city of N-rt .!leach, is )>elng studjed by county offfclals. Supervison have oemed county Ad· nilhtslrative Officer IIObert .. -P: . Thom111 County Counsel A d r l a n Kuyper, Director of A$UOn, Robert llremaban ·end the planning com· mlnkmers to check out ttie Newport piopoaal. The Newport request Lt based on the California Public UtilJ.Ues C o d e , enacted in 1967, wbicb lltabUibes an alrport land use commission tn eM:h county containing at least one airport operated' foe tllebeM!ilohhe gen<rai public and served by an · air catrter · certll!ed by tbe Poblic utilities Oom· miJ:a:ion.· • . ¥ • • Formation OC the comml1slon would be of tUbstantlat value to, Uie t"e3idents of lhe d)lee in .Oran!!e.Collllil' ~Y glv· ine them a· forum in which to expresss their views on the development and operation of air.portf Wi.tf\in ttie coun- ty, the Newport reeolutlon reads. Sea King and Bi• Court DAILY ,!LOT""""., I.el ,Wit Three 'other county cities have tn· dor1ed Newport's Ylew. They llll'e $tan- ton, Buena Part and Cypress. An airport land use commia:slon, ae- cordfog to law, IJ1lls the pow~r to study condittons and m a k e recom- mendations cO~ the need for lul<jre height restricUODI OD buildlngs a n d for the use of land wrrOlllding airports to a.soure safety cl oir navtga. Con and promotion ol air commerce. When they describe Corona de! Mar Jngb'• Paul Samooe u a "yell ldng," Ibey ann't kidding. Ins "court" includes (from left) Janet Katz, Amy Dye, Gael Mooney, Jenny Nakano. Paul and g!r!• will be leading the dleers Saturday night when Sea King grtdders meet Pacifica High Mariners. Game is scheduled for 8 p.ni. at Bolsa Grande High School In Garden Grove. Flight Pioneer Humphrey Starts Seas Off Catalina Hold . Bus Campaign Newport Street Coating Program In Third Phase In West Virginia . BLUEFIELD, W. Va. (UPI) -Vice • President Hubert H. Humphrey began Secret of Flier's Crash The City of Newport Beach ls starting anotner phase of it& annual seal coating program, Public Worka Director Joseph T. Devlin amiouhced today. Unlels the eeu oil Sat.alilia Ialand give up the bo4y of a U.S. supenoolc flight pioneer, killed In a seaplane crash last Stmday, investtgaton may never determine what caused its dive into the sea. 'lbe body of. William B. Bridgeman, 53, Of Malibu, sank before boaters near the spot where his Catalina Seaplanes Inc., Grumman Goose slammed into channel waters could recover it. Bridgeman, who once flew the Douglas 0·558·2 Skyrocket to the edge of tpace, setting wOlti height 'and altitude records, is believed to have BUffered a heart attack. An ellty story of Bridgeman'• career, made famous in his sensitive, persmal accouot of test flying, "'111e Wildlife Tours At Bay Resume This Saturday .a day-long bu.s tour of some 29 We!t Lonely Sky," a book pubµsbed in 1955, Virginia comm unit le s today, said :le Oew tbe X-15 rocket plaDe. preaching a gospel of victory for the Actually, the X·l5 waa developed Demoorats and dammtion to his op. 1everal years later to JJn?be the edge ponents. of space, a~ordiog to one of It was a &emewhat nostalgic replay Bridgeman'• colleagues in the of his 1960 battle acr06s the rug.ged Skyrocket experiments o( t be early mountains Of this a.late ""ith the late 1950's. John F . Kennedy during the George Jansen, of 2124 Santiago Democratic primary. Drive, Newport Beach, pik>ted a B-29 Humphrey lost-tha~n bomber mothership which hatched the nedy Who went on to be president. But small Skyi:ocket at ,35,000 feet. . on the vice presiderit was convinced to- Bridgeman's 1952 world a It it u de day that be had an upward looking n;,.h cbance to. defeat Republican Richard record setting ·•·t. M. Nixon and American lndepeodent The D·MS-2 reached 79,494 feet on parfy caiidid.jte George C. Wollac<. tllat lry, almost 20,000 i.et high« thlan Humphrey, llWil<:b!Dg trom ltls jet any human had ever been, although alrcraf't becauee ot the smaller West the X-15 has pierced far deeper into Virginia airportl, flew here from in -~ Charlotte, N.c .. with his parfy in thiee space r~"C.ln. years. p:rop-power"'ld chartered .alreraft. "I koow BJll would want the story to A crowd of between 1,500 eod 2,000 be completely factual," said ' Jansen, greeted him at the Mercer Coonty recalling how erdng the veteran Mrport outside Bluefield 1n ,grey, Navy pilot was in all his flying . blustery weather. From Blue!ield he Boaters who witnessed the scream· was to travel more 1lhan seven boors ing power dive from 1,000 feet while and some 12.0 miles by bus. The program, whooe purpose h to 1engt:hen the life of !treets and alleys will cost $25,000 and will be paid for out of general fund~. be 101. Work will be done in portions of West Newport Newport Height<, Lido Isle, Back Bay Drive l8Dd alleyw ln Corona del Mar end corona del Mar State Beach parldng .lot. Beginrilng Friday, streets to be clos· ed to traffic from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. are Lake Avenue from 36th to 32nd and 34th from Marcus ti> Seashore Drive; 31th, 39th, 42nd. and 45th between Seashore Drive end Balboa Boulevard. Streets to be closed Monday are 361h, 38th, 411~ and 44tb between Seashore Drive and Balboa. Blvd. Also 41:th, 49th, Slst and S3rd between Nep· tune and River A venues, Cliannel Place between Balboa Blvd., and Rlvo Alto Se&shore Drive between 5l.6t and 56th. Devlin noted that the work schedules have been arranged t'o avoid I'tgular trash pickup days. Bridgeman was on a U-minute flight "A RepUbllcan administN.t.ion never to Avalon for a load cl passengers said gave you• dime." he shouted at the Nudies Anonymous they never 98/W the pilot until he was crowd gathered on the windy air strip. thrown free in the crash. "U there l! one state in America MADISON, Wis. (AP) -Two coeds The seaplane levelled "1 three to that should ~ Democratic, it i1 West who danced in the nude in a student The second in the fall series of four feet a&ove the water, sJcipped a VirginMf," be said. version of the must.cal ''Peter Pan" wildlife tours at Upper Newport Seay wave Jlllt like a flat stone, then .-ced Humphrey w.as tiubbling with en-were being sought by auttloritleJ to- stlartl at 9 a.m. Saturday, the Friends up an down again into the sea, where tbJisiaism and optimism aJ he told bis day. They want to .arrest them. of Newport Bay announced today.. • it disintegrated on impact. finst Weit Virginia crowd: of the large The trouble is police don't know The walking tour will depart from The wreckage sank within a half-crowds which g:reMed trlm in Charlotte their names and haroly anyone Back Bay and Eutbblu:H Drivulhat tb1e1 li~hour;i;ii~· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;W~edn;;i;;esde;;;;iyi;;iinl;;ighi;;;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;r;;;em;;;;;em;;;·be;;;;;rs;;;;;lh;;;e;;;ir;;;;;;fa;;;ce;;;s;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ lnland edge of the ay near e sa works. Parents are encouraged to bring 1cbool-age children. Authorities on marine life, birds and water quality wm serve as guides. There is no charge. The Friends of Newport Bay was organized last year by private ptil.ens in an effort to inform the public on the role of the bay as a wildlife 1anctm.ry . The group has crltlclzed curreflt plana: of Orange County and the lrvine Co. to urbanize the area charging that no consideration has been given to methodJ of preserving at least part of the current wildlife activity. More lnformatton on the tour can be obtaloed by calling 833-1348. Board Dollhting Its Qualification As Assessing Unit County Supervisors Wednesday ex- pressed doubt& as to their ability to eottinUe as a Board o( Equalization to rule m tax assessment proteitl:. Supervilor David L. Baer pointed out that Wider a new law. Assembly Bill 80, the board Is required to place a true market value on propert;y. · "Previously we were only Mked to determine if the qu,....ooed piQ\)Orty w a 1 -equoi ID vahJe ID llll-n>U!ldtoC ptopwty," Baker lllld. "I .doubt my tblltty to .-11ae ti an uptrl ·appr-11er ol popwty • required by the new law,•• th• aupen'ilor tQld hi> colleques. "I do not btv. tile experience. to proparJt e...tuate property values." .. -.At :JJ. J. (}~rreff SOFA BID SALE! 7 STYLES TO CHOOHFIOMr-------'""-'.~~ • These ore very comlortoblt sofa beds for. Sitting end Sluping. · A wide stlection of Fo~ics encl Colon to • .. -~ Now 299.00 - dioosa from. • Ylltlo ...... ~ ......... Other oupervioor~ •creed and ukad Ocw>t,y Colmlel Adrilll Kuyper and County AdminlstraUYO Officer Robert E. Tbomu to study tbt ~11 Oi llll l\lj)ll'Vllort nomlnl • Board ot Apo 21.i. peak to "-.-maot ~ 'l'bl '' .. -.:..!!!!::::::::::::::::====================!...--l pair will report back --J J, I I -·--·--·---~..-----·--------------. ------,.-.....--------~~~~-·•~r-•~•-~•·~·-•~··----~~-~ -------Ml-CM , Thunday, October 3, 1968 DAl~Y I'll.OT 11 Russ .-Btillding iM;diter-ran·e.an sea . PoWer .. -- i . -'ntl STIAHIM •JI! . " \ • 1 MR.MUM ' . . --. • . ' LONl>ON(IJPJi-Jluula · ~lecre•1le'i -.1a111Wtstreport lleU.8 .. Polarls'tyjieend already In the Medl!Ol'· bo iqulppod with 1111<114 ._ ~ built up lier dulp'. ao ,._, -.11. -tllal • Dtw class Of olpeblt Of c111')'1oe 16 Nllelil ii not lmolm with -.. A IOCOlld Sovlel -111•&111 .11> I b • 'lbtro ii.,. a omall--pow-.1 balllaUc mlallel for su!Jnwce<l fir· any dogt'ff ol cerlal!Jey. btllcai!ltr -bas -____ to lta -""JlllrltlloSonotfl•el. ~SOvtet',. .Jul. 'ii now coming Into The bellcopter carrier In· ocnmt1 loH for earl7 ponr1u1· i.vtl lllDco the ~·-The_1..u_w._eor ____ ~ec1..._ic ... ____ 1._roucey _ _._olmllar ___ to_serv_l_ce-'.-Wbe__..ther __ • th_ey-'--are--cl-dentally_...;..,.11_ropirted....;..' __ 11ao __ 1o_llr'Ylce __ • ___ • __ _ ·cruc111 ---Jut year, Brmah d t ft DI t reporta-~. lllany ol Ruslla '1 llUI> rnaf.ines ·in tbe ... now carry guided-. ad. ,_ -second 6Ubmarin6 d e pot • lil!lll bas been brciug!IC -, lhe..l\ledllaro,xnM1nc .-..... _ ....... ._, ..... ~,..-.....,.------.-·-,:::"---·-c-·------~ \ • ; • . ' ' ' " . , ~· ~I ... > • . .. ''*' • ft ii , I •• • !ht SoYlet Oeet ~ a ~t fixtura 'ID ilM -· 'l'bere ore now more -44 SoVlet warship• In t h e Medlt.erranean. More ~. the Ullits ore more powerluJ tllol1 bee.re Wld 1llere are """" bt Moscow lnte'"" 1o -stxeogthen her n av.a I presence in the Medttef. r...,..., lherep<ll'1B oald. ~ Health, ·Price Cuts . CRUISER IN AREA Russia now, bas 0 .n • cnllser end 10 de!troyers in the Meditem&nean, a 11 equipped Wlith mi "st 11 ea • There .... three la11dlo1i •""8, including oome thel oon)andlaok$. • ' J Cigqrette Smf?king < 11!0 ,...i preeen<e ol the ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -cigarette use per peraon and ;,~ }lealth fears and higher possibly the ~ber of smokers. · ' ~· Soviet """ -10 -marioett 'nle existing aub- marino depot ahlp bas been ~by1be -tlo• ol a second -· pointing lD the view of defense quarters ~ prices. may be cutting d~ The deparUnent added ~he number of American that consumption ot. cigars -~gare«e smokers, th e and pipe 61110king tobacco -. -Ag r 1 culture department probably will .6how some reports. further increase in tlle to the llllellhood ol & lunber increase of "t.he Soviet IUb-- marine fleet .in the Medlter· ranean . The depmtment forecast 1968-69 year while use of ~igarette production in the chewing tobacco may be ..-~ marketing year at steadY,.· -and snuff probably ~bout 571 billion, or about will decline s}ightly. Many ol' lhe -· ore undeM!fod to be of the modem type, equipped with gu~~es.- ~he same as_jn 1967-68. The report fldded 1 that _. "The smoking age popu1a-tobacco supplies for tile =ion lS increasing and con• 1968-69 marketing year· are um er incomes are a-t -estimated -et 5.9 billion ecord levels," the depart· pound.a, down about 4 per- ent noted in a summary of cent from last year because Defense experts -h llP- eciial bnpoi tance a n d signifiomce to the pnRDCe lately ol a hellccpter slip ill llie Mediterranean. . ..,_ts tobacco s ituation report. of a reduced 1968 crop Uld a : '•However, increasing smaller carry over. The cut ~g&:rette taxes and the in supply was the fourth ~oklng-bealth publicity ap· consecutive annual reduc- rently are reducing lion. The carrier Moskv.a whk:h ar-rived only 11 days ago, carcieB 3 O helicop!en, underlCOrlng the Soviet ... --,... .... -... .... ... -= ~ ~ -""' ... --... ... I' £ .. •:-... ''" ~'!<> -· '"' ,,.. "'' ~'!'4' -·><· .,., ... "" "" -"" .,.. .. > "" '"" ~ ;t "" ... ""' -.., ... ~-. X • ...... ... , .:•} ~!> ~· :< .. ... ~ = "" ,,.. = ~~ ~ .,. .... ~· :.·~ » NEWSPAPBIS.JHE'llOEl'fll!EIT llEDIUM ===-- ~ ~·MHA ()A"YS" AT MAUi-.lt:m SAVli-.1~§ OCJ()l31:111•1() Come In And See Our Displiy of Old N-rt-Mesa . Photographs! The Hatbot Area has a hundred years of colorful history, and Mariners Savings has arranged with the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa Historic&I Societies for a 'f'isual reminiscence of Old Newport-Costa Mesa. area. Nearty 100 photOHti.phs Will be on display at Mari rte rs Savings ~ober 1 • 10 • lend Your O!d Photographs •nd Help Re-Oate . 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""'""~ ..................... _.. .................. ..._~ ....... ~~~~~~ ··-• .. . ......... ·-... ~.:•.:<,-.I 4 '·' •-t ·i.!t44WWCGQZQL04444UL!DC44CUG4 ¢4$'444UOW == • • ' I . ft~o ' ' - \ ' I • ·- • -~ ... , -·--- • • • .. -~~-- mitit-ML ~iht. v~~- --------------------------'-~-r·'-- ' • " Costa Mesa· Y oui' · Boaeto\\111 . VOL 6T, NO. 238, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES onne 'Site Stabbed Me' Victim's Final Words Related By ARmUR R. :r Of tlltl 0.llJ •llll'll•ff The first wii1ness test.i.!y g ln the murder tl'ial of Mrs. Irene M. Tucker said staring motorists drove by while he tried to aid a fatally stiabbed neighbor the defendant .is accused of killlog. Los Angeles city fireman Donald W. Police Pmzled Over Drowning ln_Mesa Swamp By BRUCE BENSON Of ttt. OillY Pll•I Sl1ff Qist.a Mesa police today were in· vesUgating stray pieces oi a puzzle that don't flt together in the drowning death of an .artist who thoogbt be (.'OUld "walk into the water and become God ." Tbe body of Peter Thomas Hoscoe, 2.8, of 804 W. Wilson St., was dlscoVered Wednesday·m~g float- ing face down In a watery bog on the vutskirts of Costa Mesa. • The Ooronera office-tlSfed the time of death as "at lea.&t 36 hours earlier," or Monday ni~, yet the vlc:tim's wife said she believed she ~ ~r husband 1ometime Tuesday night. Mrs. Laverne H<1scoe, 42, said she thought she saw her h u s b a n d sometime Tu.esday evening, but added she w.asn'it positive because they ex- changed no words and it was not a face-to-face encounter. · Detectives this morning were at- tempting tt:> learn more of the meeting, and determine whether the wife was mistaken about the time. When police arrived at Uie bog Wednesday morning they found Mrs. Hoscoe at the scene, hysterical. She was accompanied by her sister·in·law. The woman told detectives that her husband had been making frequent trips to the pond lately to meditate. She said be bad related to her he heard voices calling to him from the Water and be bad visions of being Godlike. The body was found floating 10 yards from shore, clad Jn a yellow sweater, blue jeans and without shoes. Tile bog is off Victoria Street near the Santa Ana River next to a dirt and gravel pit. It had reportedly been dug and filled with water in a 90ils test for a prOposed marina '.in the area. Schenk of. 1645 IMinorca Drive said the victim pointed toward the home of C-Osta M.,.. City Coonci1man George A. Tucker across the street as she lay dying on bis front lawn. "That woman stabbed me," Schenk quoted Mrs. Harriett WestJilal, 68, of 1646 Minoroa Driw as saying while he tried to stop the flow of blood from her &de willb. a stack ol diapers. Judge Ronald Croohhank appointed a psycl:tiatrist t.o briefly reexamine Mrs. Tucker at the start ci today's proceedings. He recessed the court at 11 a.m. at which time Mrs. Tucker and both defense and prosecution were .to accompany her to the hearing. The c o u r t was scheduled to reconvene iat 1:45 p.m. if Mrs. Tucker's eumination wras complete. Willen the case was called Wed· neSday she waived her right to a jufy trial and waived it again at the start of today's proceedings. She entered ®al pleas or innpcent and innocent by re.ason of insanity .. During question.mg by D e p u t y District Attorney James Enright Scbenk told how the, murder ease .,.mst lllrs. Tucl<er .began unfolding oo June 21 hi 'the 'II.Wet· Meia Verde area. Ess~. ~~e same · things beilrd ~ replay of . the video tape of •the stabbing af- termath shown by Cost.a. Mesa Police Lt. iMike Healey. The first witness. to . ~y in the trial, said he and his wife were sitting on their liVingroom f]Dor when he heard a long, 8U8tained sa-eam that sounded 1ik.ie that of. a child.. During questiooing by Mrs. Tucker's defense attorney Paul Augustine Jr., Schenk said b33 wile beceme silent when ibhey heard the eerie sound . SChenk said his wife commented soinethi:ng to the eCfect that someo.ne must be hurt and he got up to tn· vestigate. "I v.-ent out actually I ran out and ' .d,,,.J " that's when I saw Mrs. West1" ...... , said Schenk. He said the victim was staggering attoSS the street from her home (S.. TUCKER, Page %) Steele Markets NEW YORK (AP)-The s1x>ck mar· ket soared toward a new recovery high and record volume late this after· noon. (See quotations, Pages 26-27). The Dow Jones avera.g.e ol ~ indus· trial stocks rose 5.2.8 to 947 .60 at 2 p.m. ORANGE COUNTY ·CAPFORNIA ·' • • THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1968 . -• . Dally Paper TEN CENTS -~· . u1· Ill Ir or SITE RETURNED TO IRVINE COMPANY -Mc-Industrial Complex division. County Airport is just Donnell Douglas Corporation today by mutual to.left of site. Vfew is.looking·seawar<i_toward.Upper agree111ent re-sold its 27.8 acre industrial site (out> . 'Newport Bay .with Costa Mesa off. to righl- lines in black dotted lines) to Irvine Comp,l)'i " ··" "~f~~! _t:,'!!i.il:J..~'.:w "' ~~~ .. '6! ~,. .... \>,.~..;,.;ri4f _,.,.. • .... ··"~' f). Newport, Mesa Still lr:ireresied In . Getting Sire By BRUCE BENSON 01 Ille D•ll)r "ilt1 Stiff Whether it's one big industrial user or a lot of small ones on 228 acres .ad- jacel'l!t to Orange County Airport, OOth Costa Mesa and Newport Beach would stiJ1 like to see the acreage annexed to their cities. • . That was ttie reaction itoday from ci- ty managers Harvey L. Hurlburt of Newport .and Art McKenzie of C~ta Mesa to the announcement that tm Irvine Company is buying beck the pri.n'l.e parcel from M c·o on n e 11 Douglas. "I don't think -this: ch an g es anyUting," said Hurlburt. "Everything · we do is based oo sound planning and - the developmeut of a tax base, and the f'80t the property should mange hands doesn't change our basic concepts." He added, "Our councilmen would probably be interest.ed. in knowing what the Irvine Clo. 's futiure use or the property is going to be." Said Costa MeS'a's McKenzie, "With the way Irvine bas developed out there, this move can't help but be good for t!he oommuntty. "The way they have planned their growttl and development is a definite asset for Costa Mesa." McKenzie said he was speaking on the assumption thti acreage wouJd be annexed to bis city. Newport end C-Osla Mesa earUer this year butted beads over annexation proposals in the general vicinity of the 228 acres. Costa Mesa tried wooing nearby pro- J>Oljl' ......,.. into its city limits, and was accused of trying to cut Newport Beach off from a territorial patilway to the Irvine lane!. Th.e islue was tossed before a board of inquiry for a decision. It was defeated. Costa Mesa trjed a~ and 1ucceeded after modifying its proposal to leave the door ajar !or either city to someday annex the prime Irvine parcel. I . , • ' . ' AIRPORT ACREAGE REVERTS TO IRVINE CONTROL 'McDonnell' D.••!11n.1tion Show1 Site R1tumed 'to R•nch Ownership Tigers Devour Redbirds - 8-1in.2nd Series Game Irriile Co. Buys )lack 228 A·cres By moMAS MORPHINE Of tfle Dtl" "'"" .,.., Irvine Company official• today an~ DCKmCed they have bought back the 228-oacre industrial site adjacent to Orange County Airport from Mellon· nell Douglas Corporation. The ·announcement dashed dreams ~ both Newport Beach and C-Osta Mesa officials that someday they might be annexing a tax-rich, multi- million-dollar aerospace plant on th• western flank oC the county e.lrstrip. Re-purchase price fOf' the prime acreage was about the same as the old McDonnell A;rcra!t Company paid Irvine for it three years ago -'4.5. million. But in addition, Irvine picks up nominal interest and tu: coata, escrow and title policy fees. Escrow will close Friday morning. Aruiouncement of the re-purchase came from John E. Murphy, pre!ident of the .Irvine Industrial Complex, a division of the giant ranch company which is developing Us prime in· du.;trial sites in the airport area. Merger of McDonnell Alrcralt with Douglas Aircraft Cbmpany; announced in Jin.bar-)' Of last Year, reportedly put -the-qUMtt On· deVelopment of. ·the big: n:ctangular parcel ~ the western aide of ~airport "E~n though this was a recent decjsion, we 1l4d anticipated the poslibillty fer some ume and ~plan-_ """ and engineer• .,... pn1jiitlq W J- fLe tr.act map1 on the property,•• lrvilie's Murphy explained. Th.is means that the ranch company is likely "to spilt Up ·the bJg site f<lr multiple use development. A company spokesman s a 1 d preliminary plans will likely be filed with the Orange County Planning De- partment in the near future. Air Califorilia airline, for one, has been known to be seeking room at the airpOrt to house it.I maintenance and operations faciliti.es. "Uses of the land could vir/ all the way from industrial to comme!'clal developments," an Irvine spokesman suggested. "lt is the intention o{ the Complex to subdivide this acreage and ofter a 'broad range of sites to industries," Murphx added. Murphy noted that the Irvin< repurchase was a mutually agreed upon solution with McDonnell Douglas executives. For Irvine Ranch, It was the second time withln the last eight yean that a giant Bef'06P8Ce industry made COD· certed overtures toward development adjaceut to the aUport and then back- ed out. In the early 1 1960s, Lockheed Aircraft C<rporatioo purchased from the ranch a huge chunk oC acreage on the easterly side of the airport. There was no Irvine provision in that sale for repurchase. . Irvine didn't make ttle same mistake twice. When McDonnell began Its overture• for the westerly side of the airport 1hree yean ago, it launched. aome of the stroogeist industrial eipansioo. ballyhoo heard in Orange County in some time. It was rumored widely that McDon- nell would build a sprawling aerospc.c1 (See McDONNELL, Pa&o %) 0r.,... Look for sunnier 11tie1 and ·warmer weather Fridlt)', out esteemed forecuter promJaes. That'll send,the mercury 1.1;p to 72. along tbe coast and Tl luttber inland. ~SIDB.' l'ODAY . ' I No Room at Top For NB Parking l'lanl Jor an 11-stary Newport.B .. ch office building with seven levell of tn.. door parting on Llclo Park:flrlve near Via Malaga have been junked, It WU leatned today. • Pa.rmta bct.OUdtr~ b¥ '"NctD Moth" ..,. m1111 foe• "N'11f" • \ ' Grammar,•. whol1 oocobNlory ""' be"' .,.,.kid ""' bv "°"" • 0.1~ !. ... :,LOT Min ....... INVESTIGATORS WAIT AS l()OY &ROUGHT .uHORE Pollcecl'llUJod 1'y Wmry DHth In Costa Mn• llot 89urce1 said tht towering blgb·rile wa "'ICl'apped when cost. 1udie1 tn- dloat.ci it would not be practical. JlutHd, developers, Dr. J a c t llloDrOO and WllJlam Bartblj>mae hav• be~ )l(ellminary l&IU. wl1ll city ol· llclall on P:lans for a thret-1tory, 41· unit *J>lt'tm'eal at"the same 1ite.. pllkr ,. ... rc11. Pogc s. -.. -.. 1•1• --.. ~T" c....., '' r.: ........ 1 .. 3 -..... =..::.""' a..: ~,.,I ... ,. --14 , - • , ... J DAl1.Y"1.1'T-;oa;i;o. 3, 1961- B lo wing Up of Boat at Sea Alafms Lagunans -~··~ A .JJ:.C1T.Jni boat bl"' up In._ oll Crystal Covt between Laguna -ond Co<ooa de! Mar WedneodaJ lllJl>l It ""' no occident Calvll McKnight, 36-)'<ar-old •kip-per ot tbe wuel, later told the Orange councy lTarbOr Depaitinent orul Coast Guard be had dellberateey scutUed it. He Hid It bad a crack Ill tile hull and ' waa't worai' repa.irtD&. • ' . .. • . • ' . . -' • ~ , ' ~ ' ·,; . F - County E~es Airport. Use Plan by City Appointment ol an Ah1>ort Land Use Ccmmlsslon, proposed by tbe city of Newi>0rl Beach, ii belDJ studied by county otticlall. Superviaora have named County Ad- ministrative Offlcer Robert E . Thomas, county Counsel A d r l a n Kuyper, Director Of Aviation Robert BreSDllhan and the planning com· mJidooen to cbec.k out the Newport ~ewport request II baaed on the California Public UUlitlet Co d e , enacted 1D 1967, wtlcb establishes an airport land uae commission in each county contaln1ng at least one airport operated for the benefit of the ceM:I"al public and served by an air carrier certllled by the Public UUJ!Ues Com· ml.salon. Formation of the comm.inion would be of wb1tantial valtit to the residents of the clUe1 in Oran~ County by giv- ing them a forum in which to expresss their views on the development and operation ol. airpor·tl wttt;tln tl'le coun- ty, the Newport retolution reads. Three other county cltie1 have en- dorsed Newport'• view. They are Stan· ton, Buena Park and Cypre11. An airport land Ule commis1lon, IC• cording to law, hu tile power to study cood1tions and ma k e recom- mendation• conce:rntng the Deed for future heJcht rnlrlctlooa on hulldings a n d for Ille -ol land IAllTOUlldlng airportl to _,,.. Mlety ol air naviga- tion and promotion of alr commerce. ,.,... .. r.,e J TUCKER •.• cluticblltg a towel to ber aide and car- rying her dentures Ill her band. "I b~ her to the grass and 1he aat there for a minute," 8mem: laid, adding that be ran lnoide ...S told his wife to call l<r beip wblle be returned to aid t1>e dylnc ......... He oa!d ll!r1. Wellphal had lallle eut1 m her baa!:s as well as marb on her face and a cut lip. He &aid be did not .., Mn. Tucker or anyone el!e at tOOt m<ment. During the video tape presentati.un, Mrs. Tucker sat with her dlln in her hands not wat.chlng but later turned to view the quiet neighborhood to .....tlich .me baa mt returned 1tnce her arrest shortly after the slia~jog in June. Barking dogs - a prime angle !or a posllble backyard dispute wlllch led to le victim'• deal> -could be -in the~ oloDg with tile cri" ol children, birds singing end the powetful bum of.• police patrol car's qlno. The llli!IUy l>uilt, d a r k • ha I r • d woman, wlQn. p1ychlratr tsts characterized es UnlOlt totally home orld femUy orlentecl, ~ wbtful at the 11gllL Orange~ Sheriff's offi ce <rimlnallll J<hl ~ described ttie apparent ttabbing iarea. between or behind the 'l\der end Westjbal homt1, telling ol llOlp powder thrown about ...S ~ent blood 11lain1 on lllnl. We~ 1 loeked patlo doer. OAllY PILOT OIUJ4Gt: COAST PUlllSHING COMl"ANY Aobert N. W11d P"'9ldolnt ll'ld l"Ullll!""" Jee.• R. Curley . 'IQ ,...ldlnt ft Oerll'rfl Merwttr Tliom11 K1nil .. .., Tholl'lll A. Mur,hi"' IMllMlllll Edlfot Paul Ni1M" · Mwirtllllllt DlrKlor c.... ..... Offk• lJO W11t l•'f Str11t Melll111 Aclclr111: P.O. lo• 1560 '2626 Otler Offtcw H....,.... tttdl: tttl W•I lelbol lou1tvlrd L.....,. -..et1: m ,._, "- Hllllftnltwt ll«fl ~ JDf Siii Slflll ' 'I · No -wu lmrt -btll a lew poopla .... Na-i. 'lllt two ...... dldo't Ill( 11111 -... """"' ....... Ill ... llloe_...,., Pbolo, Pate I) Whlrlawey, home parted In Santa Barbara, uuW houri after tbe:r had dispa<ched rescue boatl: fiye miles out to 1ea tl'OOl Newport Beach. Tiley had -called shortly before • • -., 0... dll Nllr al>d LMuu .... ,..WUll, """' ..... Ille *II> «111 , ..... 'llna bllloJJ' I Jal""' Ill CDul Ouar4 ...., Cope m_. ud • -Department lire boat Ill 111• ,Unneeded rescue aperatioo., o·n e hell~ lorce lended al Surfalde. Mc!(nlg!ll laler told authorllles lllat he had arranced to have a slater shlp alongside while he torched 1he Whlrlaway. • UPIT ........ .. Ba -..,., --... .. .-!, --.,. ........ 11', lt, of A•alon1 u Ille llN -apoa,ed -of water onl0 '"11!o bla!itnr lltllll. Its fuel tanks erupted, farCIDJ ' th~!l:~;::;,enl Sgt. il«*t Ib- botson 1ald an e!fcnt wu made to tow what remained of the Wbtrlaway to N&wport. But before tow lines from ·the fire boat could be made fut, 1he ~ ..... ... 111 ... ...,.._ ...... boot as It acoompanled Cape lllaon and llle llro llOal to Newport. "11J>en ' we got baclt to the office," said Sgt. Ibbotson, "McKnight told us it-WU all P.lanned. He wanted to •Ink II. ·11• 1ald it wu in bad atiape, would cost a lot of money to repalr, so Jt seemed prudent to destroy it." McKnight llrsl had stripped ii of everything of value • A Saa1a BarNra n11+m, Mclrnl&ht 11rmld a.Mt ccWtt 111 bJ Ill the lun, SJ!. lbbollon 1ald. · "Then. II no tndication Of any at- tempt to defraud an)'body (!or ln- 1uronce), '~ the harbor offlc1'J. em· phutzed. "But we wilh be bad told the CGallt Guard in advance ol bl1 plan1." The COut Guard'• inar.J.ne in· vesti1atioa office in .San Pedro is now .l!lveal!gallng the incl<!onl, l!e added- --.J....., From Pqe I DETROIT TIGERS. LEVEL WORLD SERIES • • • ner after a long run, the runnen olllding. Shannon flied to Ka.line in . ri&bt ceMer. . Nona, one blt, no ernri,·two left. Seeoad llmlaJ Tllm -I OMb louled to Shllmol) up the tltird b11e Une.llorto• bit Ule llrlt pitch ID· to the loWer left center 1eat. for a home nm, ~e ball 1alling over the 386 foot mark and about 21 l'OWI back. Norll!rop popped to Maxvlll Fmhan . took a tliiod 91rlke. One run, one bit, no erron1 none le!L Second lnnlnl Cardlllals -O Fast Talk Pitch Was Changeup; · Bar loses $10 'Ibe weapon he used was described U 11fast talk." and his haul WU $10, eieaned from a bar waitress he manapd to confuse, Costa Mesa police reported today. Tilt ~ -tall, and dsk and ~ hancaome eoough to lluater thl waltre1s -entered the H<M'bor Boulevard beeT bar and ordered a beer, police were told. The girl broughti the beer, and the !at talker handed her a '20 bUJ. She brwPI him c!Nmge and he added a -lo tl>e nine otngles Ibo had g1..., in cbance. McCarver bunted In front ol the 2. plate and was thrown out on a cl!)Se Sixtb bmtn~~ , play, Freehan to Ca1h. Davis took a Brock w . Brock 1Jto1& second . third strike. Maxvill {lied deep to JJ.vier 1b1K:t out F'6od beat out a N~--z wward lllJnl -. Lollch --· ' No runs, no hits, no errors, none tbe bell, but 6eU doWn ~voting !Tber~d 1.-•·1· n .. n -t =·1~ ~t:;,, allOft~i , ~ • ""'11er, Broelt occnng end Flood go. Javier took Wert'• pop fly in short ing to third. ShannOD~ into a c~~~h hit a 2.2 pitcti into the left field ·~=~ play, ~ to .M~uliffe to seats for a home run, putting the One run, twoblts, no errors, one left. Tigers ahead 2-0. It was' the first Run e~. RBI-Cet?eC!a. tiomer of his career. Javier Utrew out · Seventh lnalng Cardlnals-0 McAulll!e. Slanley beat out roller to &y Oyler pJaYlbg s1""11top roe tile third !or a base bll. Kellne fouled to Tigoers, bajtjng fl!Ul, ~y moved to Mccarver· center field and Northrup io left as One run, two hits, no errors, orle Horton reft the game. left. • McAuli!le threw out Mc<:arv<r. Da-Tb~~ '::~~;:":,a.1; ;!unced at ~ ll!1:i r:=P 1n wt. Maxvill 54B~~. took a third strike . Brock Jt.o ruhs, no h1ta, no errors, none &truck out, mlsllng a bunt on the third Seventh IDnlng Ttten-1 otrike. Katine singled to center. Cuh Javier singled between third end grounded a slng}e to center f<r his short, and took second when· Stanely third straight hit, &ending Kaline to bobbled th• ball for an error. McAulil· third. Wlllls replaced Carlton on tho fe went . behind second for Flood's mound for st. Louis. Horton walked gfounder and threw him out. filling the bases. Northrup gromded No runs, one hit, one error, Qne left. • to Maxvill, who .tepped on secmd Fourth Ianlng Tlgert---0 forclnJ Hortoo and 11hrew to CO!>eda, Ca-sh singled to right on the first completing a double play as Kaune ~Uch . Horton flied to Flood at the scored and Cash took third. Freehan warning tr.ack in left center, Northrup struck out filed to F1ood. Freehan flied to Davis, One run, two bjf,, noerrora, one left. who made a running catdl just insidu Run earned, no RBI. the right field foul line. Elthth lanlllg Ttgert---0 No runs, one tut. no errors, one left. Wert struck out. l.oUcb singled to Fourth Innlag Cardlnalt-G center for his second hit. MaAullffe UNEASY QUl&T -Mozlcan Army lroopt, maohlne IUlll at the ready, lland guard In Tlalelolco Plaza, ocene of. all night clash ~tween pro-le<tlnJ studenta and elements o! the army ond police. Area was com- pletely sealecl oil today. , He d>en lllked her !or a '10 bUJ lo rep1-the sllll1"· Whel! she brooght him 1lle f!O be then placed anolber $10 With t~ preoumabey Oept the alDgles, IPd. uted her for a $20. Stanley threw out Oepede. McAull!lo walked. stan!ey grounded into a doo- lhrew out Shannon. McAullfle threw hle play, Javier lo Maxvill lo Cepeda. rut McOarver. No runs, ooe hit, no erron, one left. No runs, no hitl, no erron:, none Etchtb lmltag Cardlaall-f left. Gagliano balled l<r Willll end was The bar Joet f!O, Ibey tllinl<. Flllll IDDIDI Tl(en-4 thrown out by Wert. Brock lln.!led to Mexican Army Crushes Students; 25 ·Left Dead From Poge J MCDONNELL .. Wert walked on a :1-2 pitch. Sbalmon cen1>or. When Brock broke f<r -· grabbed Lollch's bunt bare-handed • Loilch Uirew to lint hut Brock boat and threw to Muvtll, forcing Wert at Cub's wide. throw to secood for his second. McAullfle beat out a roller to second stolen base of the game and Cepeda for a base hit. Lolich taking third oi the Series. Wert threw out :i;econd. Stanley struck out. Katine Javier, Brock boldinl atsecood. Flood forced Mcft.ullHe at second, Shannon '~;t::S; one hit, 00 errori, one left facility which. would einplo:r . io·,ooo to Javier. · Ninth Innlnr ngero-! persons and become Ule second No runs, one hit, ho erroni, two left. J laI'gest industrial installation in \he Fifth lnnlnf Cardtnall-4 08 Hoerner now pitching foc tha MEXICO CITY (AP) -Mel<ican army troope silenced sniper cuns ear· ly today Ill the bloodleat battle yet or Mexico Qty'1 student rebellion. Tanks patrolled downtown streets of the capital. due to become host Oct. 12 W the Olympic Games. Police and hospitals reported. 25 persona were kllled in an houn·long exchange of fire 6et of! by a rifle 1hot, presumably aimed at a soldier, at the 'crowded site of an antigovernment rally Wednesday night. Witnesses estimated more than 100 were wounded and a check of three of Mexico City'1 hospitals showed 72 in· jured bad been treated. Fresh aoldier1 relieved the first units before dawn tn the battle zone, ln and around the Plaza Of the Three CUltures, and moved from building to building Ill the adjoining Tlatelolco apartment diatriot to round up civilians suspected of sn)ping. Bitter feeling was reflected in the reaction of a troop commander to the discovery of a number of leaflets and a paperback book on a youth who 11ur· rendered with his girl at gunpoint dur· ing the nocturnal shooting. The outcer threw them in the youth's fate and exclaimed : "Com- munism: You read this stuff. That'• wby people are dying out there, because you read th1I stuff." In all, 40 persons are llJted as dead in Mulco City diaorden, touched oil in mid.July by a gani llgllt between two high 1choolJ. Two othen: were kill· ed in a battle between two factions of college students July 11 at Puebla, 65 miles soutbea&t of this city. Of the major encountef1S in Mexico City, all have been in the Tlatelolco diW"ict, where Hernando C or t e 1 crushed the last Aztec army. It Is a district now marked by hJgb<iae , l~ rent apartments, some owned by ~ government and others by banks. Many of the 70,000 people living there Prominent Pair I End Hoag Stay · Two prominent Harbor Area citizen• -Municipal Judge Donald Dun1•• and Balboa ferry owner Joseph A. Beek -were nearing the end of 1llyt at Hoag Memorial Hospital today. Judge Dun1an, one-time Costa Mesa city attorney, wu to be nl1ued from the horpltal lblJ allemooll. He had been under trea.tment for an un-- dllcloud mlaor .!!moot. He will pro- bahl)' return to the courtroom ID about a wetk.. bolpltal IOID'OOS sald. Beek., pionetr Newport 11 n d devtloper and lofrner I o n 1 • ll m e aecretaty of the 1tate wembly, wa1 , l'llllDJ comlortabey and -wUI return home shortly, trtendt uld. Ho Wll hofplta1lucl '*"'"Uy for trutmeol of empbyoema. • cllroalc 111111 condltloilJ J county. Davis fiied to Northrup on the warn· C=~i.Dgled to left. Cub bunted are government employ ea a n d The exact mission oC the facility was Ing track 1n left center. Stanley threw between third base and the mound but penalooen. always unclear. out MaxvilL Briles struck out. Shannon's throw to second. pulled Max- Tlatelolco ls an Aztec word meaning Doubts about McDonnell Douglas' No runs, no hits, no error1, none v1ll c:if the base, and Kaline was safe. "Place or the Goda." It was the lite of ultimate use of the site grew into left. Shannon was charged with an error the Jndl'anl' main pyramid at the time creeping 1u1piclon after tbe 1967 an· Sixth lmdag 'ngen-S on the fielder's choro&. No aaa1.flce. the Spanish conquerers came. nouncemeot of merger of the two Cash hit a home run Into the right Oyler sacrificed the nmnen to sec- lnternattonal aspectl were reflected aerospace giants and the coutinued field seats, puttfpg the Tip!ra ahead 3-onc1· and third rand was thrown out, In Rome. A group of Italian Com-1Uence over development plans on the 0. Horton beat out a hit to deep short. Shan.non to Javier. Northrup .truck munllt depvties asked pre m le r airport acreage. -That was all for BrUes. Carlton came out Freehan wm walked Intentionally Glovannt Leone to call for suspension Apparently Irvine officiats are dis· in to pitch for the Cardinals. Northrup loading the bases. of the Olympic Games. They said it counting sale of the 230 acres to smashed Carlton's first pitch through Wert walked, fcrcing in K.aline. would be impossible to hold them "in Orange County government for public the middle for a single, Harton stop-Lolich walked on a 3-2 pitch forcin c the atmosphere of terror and bloody use related to the airport ping at second. Freehan popped to in Cash. Davia caught McAulifie's foul repreuton by the Mexican govern· There were, however, strong recent Cepeda. Wert walked on a full count, fly along tbe right field line. meot." overtures in that direction by Robert filling the bases . Lolich struck out. Two nl05, one hit, one error, three The International Olympic Com· Bresnahan, county director of avia· McAuliffe singled to center, the ball lefl Both runs earned. RBI-Wert and mittee called 1 meem-today to tion. · tipping Flood's glove. scoring Horton Lolicb. -·• Last April 25, be told Orange County and Northrup with McAulll!e taking Nlnlll lmdni Cardinal~ dtlllcuu 1he violence and it.I possible Chamber o1. Commerce mem•··s, second on the throw to the plate. Cepeda ~-~ t ellect on the 1968 summer games, ~ .. ........,... o left Shannon acbeduled to open in the Mexican "We need that property (the McDon-Stanley lined to Davis. struck out. McCarver lined to Nortl'l. capital hi nine days. nell Douglas site) and lf they don't Three runs, four hits, no errors, two rup. Davis fouled to Cash. build on it, I hope we can move qWck· left Three runs earned, two off Briles, No runa, me hit, no errorr, one Jett. 'nle government •Poke s man. ly to buy ll" one off Carlton. RBI Cash 1, McAullUe Detroit wins 8·1. presidential press eec.retary Fernando Jl'i;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;ii;;.;;i;;;;;;i,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Garza, said Of the Olympics: "There ll is no danger. AU necessary precau· tiona have been taken." He 1ald the flgtitlng began when "one group of students began firing at another." He added: "'nie end ha s come to tb1s group of militant ~nt.. A cl8anlng out baa been made already." Elin Myrehn, Pioneer Mesan, Rites Saturday Services for pioneer Costa f\.iesa resident EUn ldyrlinl will be held at 2 p.m. S.turday at Weslclill Mu'luary Chapel. Mrs. MyrehD died Wednesday at 1-loag Memorial Hospital aft.• t a lengthy illness. She w.a.1 72 . Dom on a small Island off tbe coast of FiJJland, she came to America alone al tlhe age of 12. -after her mother's death, to live with an aoot. A few years Later she came to Huntington Beach ea a mother's helper and Bt· tended Huntington Beae!h High Sc:hoo1. She had lived in the same house, 129 E. 17th St., Cloo1la Mesa l<r &O years. She mOWld lo a trailer par~ In Huo· tlnllon llNch jwt two mootbs a ... She It ourvlved by two .-, Ralph of 'lllatlD and "*'1 ol ln<lan11; a <lll•lfUr, Mildred H-ol Costa ~::J.l11."':'1"'11dren al>d one -~ lntmneat wW IA>l.low et Harbor Rut Memorial Park, Coot& Mesa. . Historians to· Meet At .JJ, J. (Jarrell SOFA BED SALE! 7 STYW yo · ·c:.oosE FRoMr----.,.:::-~ Th11t ere very oomfort1ble tof• bads for Sitting and Sle1pin9. A, wide seleotion of Febrios ind Colon to cltoose fiom. ---- ... 400.00 Now 299 .00 WHti Sklrb flO. ••• ----~---,,----,------------~-------...... .....,.-----------~--.,'"'"'::--.._,-------~----~---~~- ' ' --- BY WILLIAM REED. •••d• ... In the WlnCI Mrs. Le11h Wller of 87S2 Taylor Sl I! complalnlng these doys that ber neighborhood •-Five Points •15 101Detblng to look at" IOd 1be don not mean pretty. "Beds with nails and IOfU In traeamarthearea. Wo,havealllwa out there alreldYi and.a rofrileralor likely will be th• nut. thing." llbe aid. Trash becei. trash evidently, be- caU.. she reports that wltb the In· flux of trash bu aome a ""'1P of Hessians roailng in on the mtor- eycles. * \ . . Tile plight ofipeople m her nelalt· borhood rai ... ' question .. to wny people lnaist M\dumplnf the. things and trasb theyj d<> not want onto ihe ~Y of. ther.P..P!e. : Alon& our ro 1 -and not juat in the F!Tt II area either -Conecll deb!1& _ frcm can, di8c.rded by ~eatrians and delib- erately dum~y those too lazy to P<9parly · of the lralh. -------------- • --11.llL'f' rtl.01' lttlf P11tM Rooiing tor Huntington ilpartm~t l••ae B.each -Planners II\ Zoning Pinch Valley WeigM , Appeal on Lot' Size Ruling Callin( !or e city to increase cleanup ciews ·1s the eeaieot way of coping wltli the problem, but it ts •loo the m<>1( apeu!ve. ' . * ,_ -~~ __.!--___.__ ' ., , Judilng lt'om-the -lione our Streets, eop4dallyin the-11111 rural areu, It would take a subttant.W increue In property taus to cl8111 up the me11 P. e op l e dump onto others. Huntington Beach High School 10ng leaders Sandy Brawn, Mary Christensen, Robin F'ul>P, Pat Allan and Debbie Cri1p (from !tilt) will be whipping up • entl!U!\um among rootera Friday IJlgbt w!len Huntlllgton footballers take on Santa Ana Saints. Geme is •cbeduled fOr 8 p.m. at Santa ~ .BOwl. Colorful routines by pep leaders require hours of pracllce; pl"1lti of energy. . On top of that a vast increase would be needed to hire enough po- lice officen I and equip them with oars and sucb to patrol the JOlds and arrest thooe who dump· their trash. I worked for a small weekly news- paper In Loo An(eles County oome years aao which had a firm P!)llcy of publiJbine on the front pare ~ names and addresses -pictures too iJ they were available -of those convicted of dumping truh any· where it wu DOI suppooed to haw been dumped. * The policy over a number of years had revealed. that even the most sub- stantial citizens sometimes h a d otnyed and dropped e can CYt empty cigarette pa c k a g e along the sideWllik. GOP Office Has Ahseniee Ballots AbamUe baIIoU ml oompalfn sup, pll11 DOW ore avallablo at Republlcon Heodq.-n opened at 1'1793 -B!vd., Hunllnrton Beacll. Mro. Ted Bartlett la ..-vlnl( as chairman et Gle_headq...-1 wblch will be otalfed by v<liunt.er workers bun the Hunun,ton B 1 a c h Ropublloan Women's Club. lnlormal!cn repzd!ng avallable 1111PPlles may he ol>talnod by call!nf hudq-. MUllllO. HB Trustees Eye Land for School; Navy Skeptical , Westminster Starts New Kiwanis Club · Weolmlmter and Huntington Beach have • new meeting ground -the W-Kl-Club. The KiwlJllanl lUDCb at noon Tueoclayo II the Ha' Poany Inn, Beach Boule\Wd end Westmbter Avenue. • Special Interest Classes Regisl!ation ~till Open YOWlf Weolmlnet.r realdenll m11-01her1 an hullterl' safety and sWl llin up for lour ..,-a Int.rest mor-.iitp from 7 to 9 p.m. at claaes offered by the city's recreation SlCler Park tar th ... 111-10-ym ~-Their poren1ll may alp old ml comootltlon swimming for up for one. •llht yearw and up, Saturday mornings Open ~'II c:laueo lnc:!ude at the hlJh ldlool pooL · heglnnlnf ml --teanla, _ Open for adultl 11 bollnnini and Jn- Satunlay ~er n l • I• on Ille term-tennis, allo Saturday , Wellminoller llJ&b Sdlool t t n a J s momln( en tlie ~ ldlool courts. courts ; ~for I to 14 ,..rs, For llmN ..i -cootoct tbe Wedneaday e'i""' ID the lllall odiool 11...-m and J'ai:b Depor1ment at IJYlllJWilml. -811MS1l, i"t.t.. Jl1. We•t Coat Premiere Assembly Sclwol · Group Meets in Westminster 'Taming Shrew' Huntington High First Production The first production of Huntingtoo Beaoh l!lgh SchOOl'e 1~9 dNlma season has been announced and the cast 1elected. repc>rb 1cbool drama !Mcher Mn. Joyce Ward. "The Taming of the Shrew" by Wllllmn Sbak<opeare will he staged at 7:30 p.m. N<>v. %1 Olld 23 In the higll --The show will he the largest pro- duction in the ~ of HuntinCtOn Bea<:h Hlfh S<t>ool drama and is the l!nt student effort ol a Shakespearian play dn<e 11164, 1ays Mro. Ward, wbo al.lo ii the director. Tba play ls the sillry ol !vro si.wo. The younger, Blanoa, bas many 1uitprs but is forbidden to marry befOr'e the okler, less p o p u l a r Katbsrine. Ass!sling Mrs. Ward as_ ltuclent director is Melinda Glidden. Out u Petrucmo ii Warren Coarae. Babtlata will be Qla:r)ers Rlcbter; Ka11lertne, PMty Hogan 8Dd Bianca, D!ame Kay. More charlacters •e Hortensio played by Mike Frym; ~ntlo, Sieve Hockey; Trianio. Ken Brown; ud Gremlo played by.Kully Tepper. Tickets •e Sl.25 f<r edultlJ ; fl to;.. studentt wHll ASll card; and llO centl for dl!ldml: Theatergoers llbould con- tact the hlJh -at S!M631 f<r -· -lnformatloll. LAsr ~ 9DArs ·sHELLS ........ .. SHORTS.., ....... PANTS ......... .. SLEEPWEAR ......... . DUSTERS..,. ...... PIOM 3,00 ..o .. 9.00 PIOM 2/5.50 (2.17 U..J PIOM 1,00 PIOM 2/7.50 IJ.17 IAI PIOM 3,74 . '"°" 3.74 l/2 SLIPS .......... · NOW 1.27 BRAS & GIRDLES ..._'" ~: .. 1.27 PANTIES .... .. .... NOW 74c SWEATERS ...... 21 ... NOW 12.87 DRESS SHIRTS ... '" ~:_. 2/8.50 (4.JJ IA.) SPORT COATS .... ~ 4:.-:w 18.74 NO-IRON SLACKS ..,. .. 10.00 4.74 DACION,i;onoN JACKETS ..,. .. 11.00 9.74 SAMPLI LOT · SWEATERS ~ .... NOW 1/2 ,,..CE HOSIERY ...... 1.00 NOW 3/1'.74 (6tc U.l TIES ...... •· .... NOw2.37 UATHll BEL TS ... .. .... NOW -2.74 SWIM TRU,.KS ~'" "°" 1;00 WAIHAKI OWL.ON ~'::1 BLOUSES -.,._'" ..... Now -4.87 SWEATERS .,._,.,._ .. NOW 11.74 MATCH IN• JEWELRY.,.. ...... NOW 74c SHIRTS WASHAW OILON .CHILDRIN'S 'Jazz Mass'-Due at GWC GIRiLS SHORTS ::-: .. NOW 1.19 BOYS SWEATERS :-.:. .. _ J;74 GIRLS PANTS & CAPRIS 3.74 BOYS SHIRTS .., ... ._.. -2.74 A rart DMllicll lint for Goldon Wert . Collefe wH1 bt Gle West Cout premlert pedumen<eol J• MM!on' "The Jaa Mui" by h colle&t'• A C.,.,..,. a.or IDd a prof-Jau eoaeml>le()ol.25. '"nlll 111 .,. -illne thlo -k will he perfumed In the Wtl!, and ll'f a ... cllpMwe fir -ddr,~ - Gerold --· ...... aDll plaoilt forllo-. SdMledlr, • .... IDen.bel: "'-tbt Goldoll Wat toculb' 11111 fill, llllol there 11 a ""JI !Cr 1llUllc .. ......,__ munlcalo tlle f9dlli ol -....,... 1DJ117 ol wllom .-. DUOinf by the cbun:b without so mUcli •a sldeward (lanco. Joining the SO.voice choir will be on -l>Jo ol lop mua!cla!I. Bill Baker, mmlc dlrec!xlr amd 'chief In· stnimeotallst to 1l>e Rilbloou1 11r-.. ,..u pllJ alto .. ; Den Den· ail m .. tnmlplt; H.,P.. Riley, -pl&J'l4 -DoUa -· N&""1 -111111 --··-. .. teDor-au: Bob Cul• ;will JflfTf Grq'-1 --.... btu~ ond Jack L,..i -plle>ocl --~ ... *-'" . -··· ............ al ..... J.m. ,......,. too. Ho llM pla)'ed will tho a lli&hleoul -. and worked with Porgy I.ft, Vic Damone, Btll Dana. George G<>bel, Shart Lewis, Phyllis Dill<I", Johnny-and "The Young Generation... · • Wllllo tbore -...... a1 -ol tbe -In Jui -· llU -recordod by eo1..-, bu a deman. ding dlOl'al --It will be --II! .,. -fW1ll o( tbe m&ll ~ '*'I wltb tbe.KJl1e, followed bl' tbe Q.kJria, Smctal, Benldlc:tu, I Patt!' Noatroa, and Apua DeL • 1'bt polfonntnco will he htld I p.m. Frldo1. Oot. 2G. Jn !be ColJoCe c.mr. Tho.....i llall<t Ille -will be ajlZlcOiXBL • ...... 7.11 NOW GIRLS $LEEPWEAR:: ::ow 2.74 !._0!! NO-IRON PANT,!., 174 GIRLS PANTY HOSE BOYS SWIMSUITS ... ':.:.: 1.00 .e 332l E. Coast H19'iway, Conl•• Cle! Mar .e 111 Av-Del Mew, Sall Cl•-19 • • .. t • ly IAaL WILSON ot,. .......... •• • . . . -- • Fashion model TwigUJI ••• htr real Mme l.eslit Homb11 • • • fl&hts a wjdf:, '1'1}iLt aa she 1how1 -off Mr danglinQ tresses fo1lowtng Mr arrival in NeU? .York thU week. Twiggy, J9. flew· ove1' from England for a three- :i~ to,:-1 ~!n!~e l~~~: ,,sht caUs th~ .. • Ventura police reported suspect John ·George Smith, 41, a transient took the wrong taxicab after the downtown Security Pacific Bank was robbed of $1,000. Driver of. the cab was ·reserve police officer Lon· nle Nichols, who took Smith from a cab It.and near the bank t.o a shop- ping -center restaurant. Then be heard ·a police radio report of tile robtierY. NJCh>ls alerted aufllorl· ties who arrested Smith who bad the bank's.$1,000 in his possession, degutJ~s said, along with an auto- matic .pistol. A woman pawoll mtssenger in Cantun, Ma1s., halted her car at a detour sign. Whn aht did, a gunman robbed her of a $1,700 - pauroll. Tht ~tour sign toa1 a fake, placed as a 1'U8e to get her to stop, police said. • Mrs. Richard Fulton, wife of U.S. Rep. Richard Fulton, (O..Tenn.), won a flower arrangement as a door prize at a garden club meet- ing recently in Nashville. The ar- rangement w a s furnished by George Kelly FIO'Ners. Kelly is Ful- ton's Republican opponent in the Nov. 5 election. • Trenton (New Jtrsty). police havt a.!ked an elderly resident to shorten the string oli his kitt. Air traffic controllers at Mer· cer County Airport complained tM high-flying kite was inter· fering with landirig airplanes. Newsman . Blaclilnailer.. Convicted. ·' PHILADELPHIA (Up.I) -"Whoa crooks fell o,rt.. society galnr," ,tile prosecutor told tlwi'jury. T1rrOe b0Ur1 later.. Hapy Xard.n, • fOnner newspaper reporter and ~ · 1py1 feB out. · Karafin. wbo m ad e bis living n - po!ling crooks, hhmelf -upooed by one -a 515-pound convict dbinC five ,years>~ fr"'4.. • .1.·--fl-jµcy o .. • --tbre.-bp<n·W!!d•....iorOQll convkte.1 tne: 5.1-year-old Inv~, .,..pc;<ter, ol · -l>lacbii•ll arid •Orru!it oolicitalioo. Ho coold ...,,. up to eo ·'')·.~. lsO ·,. ,,, . .)'e,~·lJl.1l< .. • . . In : :Hf 1was'f~gull!1 'on4D~b ' :• ~ ~t In "!hlddba. Po9. ·•OCUt!Oll.aill·he col-.i ---· $250,000 ft.m tw1shie-by claim· '!!iii he'~·-wifavorali1e· 1Pir!01 about them. · JU!lge'Robert J. Nix Jr. called It.a 4'most serious trial" affeotmg tbe freedom of the prel!ls. . "The right of free press IS most hlgltly regardled in this coun1ry. And because rJl this regard, the law prO. tects it. 'lb.ere are very few laws governing ttie press," the judge said. "Thefeftlre, a violation of that tnr.t and responsibility is e serioUIP mat- . I.er," Nix told 4be jury. "It Is not ooly serious for Mr. Karafin, it ia seriow to ...._._ "tu" • YJlm conunuru.~. Karafin was a reporter for the ~phla Inqulr<r until be was fiiild ln~Mirch, 1967. He -e\l dur· !mg ttie trial which -Sept. 9 11lat w Army trainlng during World War II gaw him tile ability he used to dig for oewB. . During three days on the wttne,s stand, Karafin said the government · spent a quarter of a mllllon dollars training him in espionage. He clabned the FBI taug'bt tti:rn to kill with lilil bare hands. "You may find the defendant ex- pressed or implied influence to creat~ fear, that he took advantiage Of his positdcm. wi1lh the newspaper," Nix told jurors Wednesday.• The jury d:id'j~ that. Karafm stood rigid as jury foreman Joseph P . Bren. nan quietly uttered "guilty" 40 times as the number of each bill of in- dictment was read. Then the ex·reporter was bandcuf· ·fed and taken to )all. The judge set bail rat '3(),000. Kar«tin's attorneys said they would appeal to tile U. S. Supreme Court U necesS"ary. Warren to Take· · Supreme Cou.11 Bebch Monday WASHINGTON (AP) Th e withdrawal of Abe Fortas' nomination to be chief justice has left President JohMon with three choices, iDcluding doing nottting. Chief Justice Earl Warren said earlier he'd slay on if Fortas weren't confirmed by the Senate, removing any need for quick aotjon. He will be on the bench wben the Supreme Court opem Monday. Warr'l!n said last July his open-ended retirement -which WlaS seized as a major issue by Fortas opponents - ·avoids "the danger Of 4-to-4 decb;ion" in the Supreme Court term beginning. Monday. Johnson oould submit a new nomina- tion before Congress adjourns, or make a rece.ss appointment that would be subject to confirmation in the Senabe's next session. And be· could . simply do nothing. • --------- • : . 5 ~urvirin~ .s extuplets ' Frail;~ell " . ' ' BIRMOOlHAM, ~ (AP) -nv.: 9qwilllng infants, sutvlvors ol BHbiln's first sextujll<>ts. kllpt a fr'all hold on llfe today 'on en hoorly diet ·.of sugared .~. Doctors ~av~ tbeln an even c:tulnCe o! l~ through their first crilical weeks. • 'fbe babies came to Mrs. Shella Tbof.ns in throe minutes Wednesday- her 30th birthday. She had taken a . fertllity.Clrug altar 10 years of child- . iessl!DuTiai:e. . ! 1FOOr girls end:dia·bors. ranging in . jvellht trom •. two to ~ pounds, >1•~ <l~v<~ bi' c..-n section · ~ ii Ir l 'the ~t to_be,.born, d 1 e d ' ' J I an bout later., ·• t-1 Lying in incubator,,. the five .surviv· ( ors were rep:rted="yelling their heads off." Doctors "bed their coildition 1'S "ex melY fl'ail b!Jt saUsfactory." . · Mrs.'Thotns, we8Jt°but well, named ·the 1 bab;ies Lynne, I.an, · JUlie, SUsan a,rui .~.iii ~-?I '~ birthS. · ' Sb~ has 1Ji!oc>t tl'ie il-1 """"' In tho hOspi~ .. tw\t;~.~·l to August " 1"""' 'tha( iM'l)aJ>tes fief• ill way. PILOT KILLED -Walter Kaufman, 63 :li(,Pacific men quickly extinguished the blaze that' .r wi:.4 . Br!Jish ~cai':a6,fi..r · ·wd t!io ? Palisades, , wu, killed Wednesday when bis light from the crash. About 4-0 children and 'pareni$ ;.,~;e chaoce ol !laving ·~~· has beeo l ._, calCll!a1>Q at 3,112;fl0,00Q: to I. plane &truck the aide of the 20th Century Fox Ad· in the .studio's casting office on .the .ground rioCtr~ About Ill. iets ot •. sexttipWs have ; been Teported' in vartous...parts of the ~ ministration BuiJdi1lg In ·Los Angeles and landed in They were quickly evacuated tljrough a side door wotld sin!"' 1900, ·!Jut •om• ~ i were uncootirined and others w er • t. . a heap. near the movie studio's souod stages. Fire-b Plane Crashes Into Studio, Misses Stages HOIL'YWOOD (UPI) - A private altplane i>iJo1ec1 by a pkmlber slam· med mto tbe side.Of the administration bull ding at -· Cenblry F<»< sfud»o W~Y.. nl¢r~ly missing th e stage .. to ol "Hello Dolly" and TV's · ··peyton 'Place ... · · • 'lbe Pilot w&s, killed and five automoMes in a nearby parking I o t 'Nfffe ·damaged,· ·but hundreds of emp.ye. o1 the Jtudio In ~ West Los Angeles escaped Injury. ·po11ce ldenlified the ·pilot ol the Beechcraft Bonanza as W3J.ter Kauf- 1Il8D, 63, ol Pacific Palisades. Kaufman's plane made an erratic approach to the samta Monica Afrport a few minutes earlier, and he ·.was ciroling for another•landing attempt at t!ie time of tl!e accid..t. His lligbt had originated hall an hour earlier at the same airport. The plane's fuel tank ezploded moments alter the crall hit the b!Jlldlng. Wreckage was scattered over a wide area. · Producer Cy B~ was knc?,cked down by the concussion ol. the ex· pl06ion 'and crawled under a perked autt'lnobile. Several pieces o f wreckage; including the plane's tricy- cle landing gear, fell oo the car. It was not known whether the plane had suffered a mechanical failure, or whether Kaufman ~a.me ill. Friends said the plUrnt>er was a pilot with 10 years experience Md hundreds of hours iri ft:le·air. 'Ibey said he had been believed to be in good health. ~~"-~~~~~-'="--~~~~~~~~~~-"=oaxes::::::-~~-'-~~~~~ Vermillion County Tornado Hail-packing Thunde rstorms Rake Charl.evo~, Petoskey • • • ' I • ) - '.l'~pet'<ltu~ ·--.. " ·--.. " hktf'llleld a .. 11-.0 " " l•M .. .. ..... u .. "-" .. Clnclnnefl " .. Clevtl1rid " .. """" .. " ...... _ " " ...... • .. ., .... • .. Fort Worth " .. •-M .. " H-.. .. "-" .. " ........ .. " le.111 ... Ctty " .. .... -.. '16,-• L•A~ .. .. M'-ml kKh .. " --" .. -· .. " --N " .. .... .., .. n .. .,.. .... .. 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Got 1•w1t pl1n1•, h•111111•rt, pllera. h .. key ••ts. 1er.wdrl1'1r11 lutf • whole \lunch of good 1•rcriu•hl1 tool1 for •rovnd tfie hov11 1tuff. II y•~ n11d pr1f111lon•I qv•lity, tt.... we 9ot toer, for 99~ FURY 1/•" DRILL KIT JI pl1c1 drlll 11t l11clud11 Fwrv 14 .. drlll, fitted 1t.1I c111, 1t1•/ bench 1f•nd1 bufflnt wh11I, I 0 111nd!111 dl1c1, rubber b•cldng ped, 6 pl1c11d'•pt1r11t, 9 Jrlll bits, end I l1111bt wool polr1hln9 bonnet. IHow't tk1t fot •Iott• !unit t• clutter 'I' your werk1ilop1J F·75 1088 .... CAULKING GUN H, • ...., t••t• et.el, r1ch1t tr1,,., •cnon. h111cllu ell tteittler4 c•rtrld11 .. 7tc Caulkln9 Tub8 ; • • McLANI iDGIR TRIMMER 6995 . Thl1 l1 prole1tfonol 411u-ollty on4 will ffil11t tfl1 u •• ,1., 10 t• I. u, t•I' c1ntrol1, d1ubl1 who•~ compltt. r1n10 •f 1111!1 •ilj111twt.nt. Klll'I the 11-odg~ 1101t 1M trlM with ; 111lnl111u111 of 1fforl. 0 , • I I • I ',. ' .. ' .J ~ ,, ,. • 1\ I l I l I DAILY PILOT T"""°", Dctot.r l , 1968 Nortli Viets tash · ' tt ' ' '' ' . " " ' --.. .. . . . . Save :$1~10 on the big: one ""Of the· Sure One. '.', . --.. NoW instead of paying $12.4~, you pay just $11.39 for • a V2 gallon Of Seagram'• 7 Qrown;, Agiant-NvinQon~·· , , , . America's favorite whlekoy. ,~i4iii0Gli..:W."-'" ,1!"'!'fl'~ .. '*'· .· 5mySe1gram's1nd be~ !.·.·· .. • .Czech Leaders in Moscow for Talks • • '· '· '. -llt ''''" ·c.iw lli•rft~I• ht,1 •1•14, tt111•h 0lrf1 New VIiii pl1ttlrt, Sil.rt• • •"•111t(' Ch111I with 111w 51114 St1t1 K. I l ~111,..11111+..; P•ll·ll' h1111il1. IL .. 4t II• 114-In. Plctut1 Pit CU ITAIT n 29986 .,.,. _________ _ ''SALES AND Si.RVICE" CO'NVINIENT TERMS SER.YING HAllOR ARIA OVIR 2l YRS. ~,,~KIRK PA TRICK'S I • 1;• 2760 Eost Coast Highway 11 Corona del Mar e 673-2650 . . ' ' I O.lendale:lifadaral Bonus . . .. . ' account ea ns more than a : rauu1ar savlnas a·ccount ' anYWhere in town ••• -1: .. bia auarantaad . . . . I , . ' I moratf ' I . I If you're looking for maximum savings-then look to a Glendale Federal bonus account. Very simply, a Glendale bonus 'account is Issued In even l$f.J>Qo amo'unts for a period of 36 months. At the ·en~.of 3~f monthe you. ha~Hr.pid the regular high 5% earnings, plus an extra 1(4'1 bon1o1s amoun_t for•* o~ the three yHre-or an added guaninteed bonu1 of .75%.• If you have $1~·to Invest or $100,000, loOk to Glendale for addld security and eaml~,'9 x'u'll I be surprised what 36 months can do for your flnanclal well being. · · · · Gl•ndale Federal/ Newport Beach SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCiATION • MAIN ·OP'FlCE: GLE~DALE . ' ' I 2333, c..,t l'ociflc C-t HiahW91 at Mlc:Arthur Boulevard ' I ' I ' .. . ~ : I I • • ' . I The Nation's ~nd Largest Federal Savings and Loan Association·whert your mopy earns t~e nation'• hloheSt ~!'&', ' • I\ , I f,; ·I If "''" ; I ' '· " ' .. • .. ' I ·,~-._:,,_ --l \. • ll ffil \. \ '.~'.;~ \~\~ f~.. ~~:~~-\ 11:~: .. ., ... :/'·: ·;~;~ -:~. i , .. ' • .,.1 ~~,'J , ~;, f· \1 · . ... .~ r:J r;.. ... ~ ... ~ ~ ... rv ... :~· •• · • t • I , .,. . .• • ' I• . ' ' ' ..,.. FAlillLOllS V;iillES I N 'l'HE LATEST SPORTSM'EAR A'.f, ZODYSt \1 > AC YLIC DRESS TAILORED BLOUSE LONG SLEE.YI BLOUll A. 100 acrylic knit bonded 1 to 100• ac•tat• trio tO r•sbt wrinklin Diamond-stitch ac· I.. cent and ide tobJ. * sleeo1e1, 8.99 value 627 c. Man-tollored ~ok in 50/t, 7.99 value flowing rayon crepe blouse with ,. _47 button frorit. long pointed col· . Jar with neckband, long tleeves I. lustrous rayon crepe -bl~use with cowl neckline and flowing long 1le9'-e1 with deep 5Yl·lnch tufts. Butlo1t bock closing. Wliite, y.ltow, black or blue. Sizes 32 to 38. 6.99 value 537 zipper b ck cloiing. Gold, red ·or blue. izes 7 to. )5, with button cuffJ. White, marble, black, yellow or pink. Si:z:e1 32 SAVE 300/ol to38, SAVE 19°..-bi SAVE 220/ol CAY. LIER CARCOAT WIDE LEG SLACKS ~CRYLIC SLACKS f . Bright_. tartan plaid slacka '7~99 yalue I. Doub breasted carcoat 21,99value D. Trim rayon and acetate 7.99value 1 with rois welt yoke front and flares to a wide 2.5·Tnch 1pon. • of Staff• ed rib rnelton cloth 15'' twill •lacks wtth a leg that 537 in shape • ~etolfting bonded 537 acrylic, l({p•red'l:nee al'!CI wtde , leg spon. Fly. front <losing . \ back, C alier notch coOar. Fly f~ont closing with inside lled Gnd grey plaids, Sizes 6 Grey or avy. Sizes 8 to 18., 1 tab. 111 navy, block or grey. . SAVE 28%1 : Sit.es 6 to J6 SAVI 32 %~ lol~ . -s4vJ.32%1 • BOYS' ACRYLIC SWEATERS ' 5.99 .3~,7 value I • SAVE¥' ~~I A. Shaker stltth ~igaa &'<'(eaters knit of n I" Yif'o ' gin acrylic and · Jtoq!e. Back·tCHchool co n of ~hie, oran1• and · 1retry .wit~ comnnt ,body. Sit.ff •• 12. BOYi'· KNIT · IHIRTI ~3.99 1 _ '477 value .. SAVE 30%1 f I. loyi' 1port 1hlm in a ~redbltblendof5j% ~ coth>" and 45% ocefote. Short 11...,. style 1 with new Nthry' collar and button placket front. A1- 1orted foll l:olon. Si1es 6to 18 • . . ' .. 'I j ' . I I • .·::: . I •• : •• · l '·:·:·· . . .. . . ... . ~· . '1 .;,.· . -.. . • (.~ ' LITTl.E GIRLS' 2·PC. SLACK SET . 2'' 3 ,99 value lwo·pjeJ:e_ 1..i witb· fine cotton corduroy twing•r top with dotted cotton tle ..... 1, collar and bow and ricroc icing, Coordi· noted tolid tolor cotton corduroy .lacb. Red with white and block. Si1e1 3 lo 6X. SAVE 33%1 f AVE 30%1 ,, LITTLI BOYi' ·'HIRTS or SLACKS , ., 1.99 value1 r ., ..,,, . ach A. Perrnonenf preu knit .. hlrh of .50'4 . tlue "C" pol.ye1ter-.50" <Otton with rnock· tuffle neck, layered look. Whilt, bllle, gold, red. Si1e13 te7. ·, 1 J, little boy'1 cotton corduroy ponh ift ~ 1 the continefttol model with loop. Con b4i . worn with or without belt. llue, olive or bronte. Sl1e1.4 to 7~ • • ANAH .. lf4·8UENA PARK ANAHllM·FULLIRTON llACH II.YD. •,LINcOLN 6•ANGllHORrE AT LEMON \YllT COVINA AZUSA AYL AT PUIHTI HUNTINGTON BEACH · LONG BEACH .OLDlll WIST • IDlll-~OS corom.sl'llNG AND WOODIU .. &.IAV'I MON. TRRU IAT.10 TO 9, 'IUN. IO 'TO 'I~ IA"l••&CTIO -~-~ . -\ ~· ·1 ~ • 4 DAILY PILOT JIH SAVE OVER 50%1 NYLON ~ TRICOT WALTZ GOWNS 3.99 values 1~·~- Delightfully frOry-.,r..; irl.0. ff·' • • . '..; ~ waltz gowns with ali11r_ ial~ :..\, , · , around,. overlays. Satlll aod ~ ~ \,...iobroideradr-~ ~ · ! 1 out lace and -loci'. op • _• \ Ewtything " f-.' ·cor.....,; ·",, il ; . pa1t1l1 . t~' the vibr!_nl ·h1 1llade1 of ~lilorrow Including . pink;, br .. ;1 11101, · 11alu~~ conol,", hot plnlr. 1-n an . dHp blve. Sina S, M anil 1' IMPORTED WOOD liEAD FALL HANDBAGS . -I , ,, 4 99'. 2'7' 'v~J~e~ '~ l , . Haw fa1h ion lta11dbag1 that 90 '"""' wi.... w1t1< flv ... ,.,..a._.. .,..d bog1 with top .J:PINf 1losln1 cntd fno 1ict. ... ,.,......., l s1ron1 fl~ b.adH ~ h1 10 wlth-ev' 1hade1 ef tocllst, · natvral •nd llfCllL • IAVl42"1 , J ' -··--'Mlll'S.TIXTUg) K,.~T l~IR~TSil 'S.99 ~·JUL I.. • IAVll t. l ln• 100'4 ..... 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HUMAN HAil , , 2'' IANOLITI, f.9S ••lu• •• t-. • ... ' IOO ... HUMAN HAil PONY '· S'' CUILf, 9.95 value •• • •• •.. ... 'WorM, plush bootlo • Prdy chec:li:•r ...... " .... .., \ •Atwt.d --c.lott , '•Slzn ' .S to 10 ~ I . • -: ·~ YAUI -~ l ' . ZODYS TOY,$·4JJPORTl1'16 600DS AT 11.ISCO • 20'"ROYCI UNION · · 1RA1t.1No ·•·1c•ctl" --' . I IDIAL HONI BA1iL !IOYCI ;INION D•t.U~I · i 1 . ADORABLI OLL HIGH·RlllR.911(1 11 .~ 1•00 13 • Fro_nt and rear c1irome plated MUd"9uard1 •Polo te1ddl• with chrome IVpportl ,. t •r 1awcer:.Y•d doll . · •• . • Wa1hable vinyl foam body and ~ead 344.952Y•lo'e8£1j /: ~ .Value ' ' I -•With buggy, d~1i"I tabl1, bo'1"b or playl\•n 1 • Chromt ball headlamp ~ COJlf PAJIE ZODYS DISCOVN'l' PRICfiS 01'1 ALBVMS( i '. ·11uaa1NG ALCOHOL 29c J3c ~la· • ltopropyl .,,.~.1 { I for"'• family medtcln• ch11t•T6-oL bottl• ' , . ,SAVI 16c . •1unn lllUOHT OUARD DIODORANT . 1.49 79c six• •Spray d;~dorant •For family convenience • 7.o0z. fainily .;ze; can .. · SAVI 70c ........ -..... -·.auaaL1 11U••L1•ATH 49.· ·2·· .,. c size. •Bubble bath with lanolin • , •Bubbles ~id1 clean • 10-oL six• \o ·AV1·22c - . : VAllLIJlll . POROUUM .111.L;r ~ .. 57c; 11.a:• •Soothing rellef for minor 1kin irritations •Pure whit• petroleum ;tlly •One pound jar SAVI •Uc '. ' ·' "ctUTllDllNllDI" . BLUI CHllR INCRIDJILE LOW P*ICEI 77 Oubida. and inside retOrding sessions ''P.ath.r& from Youi: y,.•''.'"Sun Cycle,• "Gypry Ball", "The Hunter" ond others in th•-nowneu styl• of Blue Cheer Music. BROMO SILTZIR' KING 1111 1.0• .&.•9c 1f.1• ~ .~ .. , I H•lprrelle¥e ~-or ,; 1 -.. lfomoch up1et ond nervouf · tendon headaches • . •King sii• -'¥.t·oi. bonr. SAVl40c .IUIT wo..,.RFUt HAIRlltRAY ·. 99c ~ 47'c . ...... . • ll:egUlar, Suptir•Hold or Urucentflf • 13·oL •Prar ion SAVI 52c ltACOUIJll HAND LOTION tac 39c size •Choice of e.1ttei dry.or slllc 'n 1atln ltody letlo11 • 10Y2-01. botflo SAVE59c BOX OF 170 O~TIPI 91c ··49· C 111• •Cotton tipped awob1 ·• Safety-cu1hloned end1 •Flexible 1e1fety lficb • 1011of170 SAVl4.9c COLUM•lA ' MUITANO BOWttllO· It.ALL .TAaLI TINNllo..IAll(I: AND UTILITY TABLI ·~ 27.9: 17•2 't"alue j 12· 13-14-15-1' pound1! • uarante•d for lif1I •Smooth rolling ond hard hitting I •Three color1l · ' 5.91 value •Full auspen1ion Interlocking chain link1pringsl • Comfortabl:- podded mottrtts •On•lnth alu'mlnum from• •Heavy duty block driwway cootin1i · . • l'relon91 driveway surfoc• • 45·GAL TRAIH CAN ANDCOVIR '6.91 3· . 47 value IGolvoniied tl•el troth can ond cover • leokproof and nulproofl 29.95 v~lue SAVI 11.21 18 74,~\ ' PENl :'OFFKIAL · BAl_K,TaALL • "-d"1y 'Yo" rtort-glare top • FOids flat·for easy · 1torage • SJur.dy hea_yy Qa,119• steel legs •Id.al for p1ng pong, pGrtie1, jtuff•fl, etc. 4.95 2· 63. valve 1 • •Offieial siz.e ond weight! • lrlglit Ki.tff and waterproof c~Y~t • lig voluel ' ' TAllL TINNll 4oPLA IRllT .. 4.95 2•• value •Four 3-ply rub r·fcu:eG paddles , •2 table lennit 111 ' •Official 1li:o . ~~ nit~•~ IUNlllAM G41-WEAR· VER · 1tO~lf MO~I~, ·cOOl()!E~~ ~ , !:i:: 298'J" ' . volues ,IJ YOUR CHOIC ,._ •••h Ii Delu•• rope 1torter •Wind tul'lnel design •Large, ea1y rolling wheels •~uU Sunb.a111 , gu ante• , • • ..-' ,. > • ,, I . I . INTRY DOG. & CAT . · t1L1.a coLLAa1 1.98 , .. , .. c val:• _. t • :.,·id1 ·u-;··ticlt: control, •Kai• fl~1·for 3 mOI, IAVll IPIN·ON UVIOVlllO,.I O.IL flLTIR ·a· 2.29 . v•lv•' · .. Jc .. •fifl 19.57-'68· ford car1 • fih 1960-167 Chtyller cars · • Mod•I kf I replaces AC-l'F-2, From l'H8. l'urolel!tor l'Ell:-1 ' Iii' •.Glcint qt, 1ouce pot • 10" ha coat·Teflon• frypon •Ice C\I .troy wit.h lever NCREDllLE ow PRICH ~ ANTl·PRllZE & C OLA . T 2.9 1 7 valUe a•I. • Protedt against II and corrosion freei:· g, O¥•r· heoti"51 •Permanent, no • "° evopo:Otl¥e I ution • Hormleu to fol and rubber ZODl'S A(JJ'OlllOTJVE DEP'J'. ANAHllM·BUINA PAIK llACll llVll. • UNCOUI ANAHllM·l'ULLHTON OIANif1~1fol,'Al· lllllOlt WIA COVINA • A!ll!lli AVI. AT l'UIN11 'HUNTINGTON !HACH LONG BUCH . GARDIN GIOYI --Wllf .. ntlj LOS COYO'llS,SPlllM ANll-DlU" CH...,..AN • ·liOOIHUUT Ill '' ......._.,.,~ ·------~·-.-. .. ' , ~ '~· ' • • • J ·-r • jPi-t1L.coj. M..hr719 . .-.~ •Solid 1tot• for instant ploy . · •y.iake1 you to music • Aittomatic volume control •Wid• range •P•ek•r Alftatlng Javln91l PHILCO SOLID STATE AM·PM CLOCK ·RADIO . 39.95 19'7 -TU ULAR SPEAKER ... R . . "BIG RADIQ SOUNW.' ., ' 3.95 1 ·47 1 n . yalue ... ' ' . ti fits anjot~r,~tor,.~~. ra"i:Uo tO.iive M:.b19 'T nrdlO.aoundJ1· ,,.__ ~~ •siuobrsat ~h •Mid • Ea.y to ~onnMfl'.' 3 ~ ~ • JFtts•~min .... rocft•' MH.IAP120 •LI.ten to yoifr standard AM hroaO-1 1catt band or local police bancli l-47 ' to 174MC •Telescoitlc eflfenna •Complete~ ba., teries, earphone & car In COHI .WESTINGHOUSE LAM• AND CLOCK RADIO 49.9519'' value • U'1 a lamp, lt'1 a clock, it'• a radio! I High inten1lty 40 watt miniature bulb lamp ~ith IW'ivel adion arm _, MMlel t71JlL FULLoSIZ•D PORTABLI 16 , ~' ' CHORD ELICTRIC ORGAN ~~·~ .• ~,, 9 '·93 value •You con play In '"'"!llt•s without , ~ lftlonsl , • 40 atoncfordN1e bys and chorda ( ' 'All Aineiiccio . ._ _ _.. ____ _.•0utfatiatnsVOtj : 1•· $kV,f 1 VIit S0'6il MM•llnc•r. -,~r· '. . , .. ._.d.11 ....:.1vr 1 ~ .. " ffory, .,.,,.~ I Exceptional pitchl -.. · • StHI reinforced nee~ ' 1 •.Geared machine heach , I StHI ftringl I • I Hal"lllwood finish '~ 4.-':: ~·~ ~. Mt;il'91 I :114 ' \.I I • , ' . . ,. HIAP DUTY 3·CYCLI '. , ..... "!,......, ,'col.OR TY UHF·YH•·•M ' . ' . ' ANflrtNA KIT •Receive• all 82 channelfl • • Ronge up to 120 '"ilet-yWff •Range up to 60 tnile1-UHf 1 •II.ans• up to 80 mlltt~PM ., .. I Kit jn<lud•s: pole,JO.ft. t'#jJ\ ·1oa~,;50;ft. 9uy wire and all n•C•ry hardwarol ' . ' -. ' • . I 9,tJ v•luo • -9•1 . ' 6 POUND WASHI~ .~... . . CO~PA~E .AT )99'.ts ,,. 87 I 3-positiot1 '9>fary wotot IOVSIJ cotttrol • 16 pound capacity , .. 14-CU.· ''·ALL •ROIT·•Rll RIPR1G',R&'ro1t ... 11ziR COMPARE AT 279.tS • • '•Double action washing •Heavy dufyttont111i .. lon and 1tabili1er .,..fem •Lint filter • 4-W'Wter temperot.re •lectio"• •• 'I . ' Thur>day, Octobof ), 1968 ... e,.. • ' laeredlWe I.etc Priee: HAllD-MADI PLOW.RS VALUES TO 19• .. :. C - J:ODYI LOW NICI , A gard~ful of boalff .. In rods, y.11...,.., .;,,n, .. 111 and pinks to brigh,.n yeur homel Thoulbnd1 of c:1rtificial roaes, dai1ie1, lilltt, phlox: and ·all yciur favOritesl-~ ----:- •·•••••uno• WARlf'.141 K~IR ' ' . !!i:: 19!~ • P111h-button' control1, ev.ry 1etth111 ii ~ apeclal Mtttng •• • no )wo apHCl1 ore tfie IGM • 5·Cf P hecrf.,.•ta.nt gla .. Jar • T~·piece flexf.grlp lld Full I Year 'lll(•r~ntyl ' GL4MO,UR LITI " COIMDIC·MIUOR 17.95 ·1·· value ' ' -. • Dou.itl•f.ahltt1 mirror ••.•• •n• aid• magni· t fled, the other aide 'rqularl •Adfustable1tand -· • • Carryfng ca1e in ::llil...I flt. bon•.orplnk :PARTY TIMI ILICTRIC ' •, DRINK MIXIR 9.95 value ' 3'' V f ·•foi :~al11,juicet;1hako1and rr-Tr;. fo¥erJf9 clrinb ; -- ,i.::i!!!!~ ·; 1 •O~.for MUeei eflCI 11Up1 ' ; •20-or. contalnor •~?'ear re_placement guarantee ,_!a,,!•8.:~•ROX~DINT ._ .. ·t 1,v"'-IOOTH•RUIH .. . ' 19.95 1·0'' value • Recommend9d by more d•nli1t1 than all other automatic toothbrush•• combined I Unit contain1 plastic case with wall bracket and 4 br11·' h>adt; • MMl•l IJOt HURRY! LIMITlll QUANnm · WAT• PIK' O~L HYGllNI APPLIANCI I . !!i:! 14'' I lleCOMfMlndff Dy ~er / M,OOO_do~tilbto suppl•montrogular A bru1hint 1!f , · •Cloan1foodanddoltri1 r:::::::::::J frorn-hard.to-r.ach pl~cis • E1peciallr hf oaf for ortho-· dontic applianc .. , fix•d bridtework. partial ..... , dnhlNt CLAIROL "KINDNlll" INSTANT HAIR llnlR 24.95 , •• , ·value • •Do.. your hair from rOll·up to brvala-out: l• •inut.s • •t4~i..ot nHWaa ... , ... ' ~ ·--~ MANNlllG•OWMAN HOMI VJ•llA~OR KIT -.~·· .. ~··\I'" MMotl 11Sft " MINI ILICTRIC •Ya WITH TRAYIL·cAll !r:~-1'' · •'or hOM, .me. « travel •Ou~" ltfht. 1Jant perfol'Wlaltee . •Hot or cool *"""' • Carryint lfnlp and vinyl .. .. ' •• ,. .• ........,,.r J. · 1uar.oMM ·~, WAn SOLID STATE STEIEO Wll'l'.INGllOUll 18-INCH ·· & AMlfMtFM·STQEO IADIO .@•o•TA•2Ll,COL.OR TY " · _ 24. -1·· IJ -• • ''· COMPARE · '• · .,_,,,,ts \ 1171 1q. fnc~~ of pickrro area , •Now color etiaal1 with major hnp~"J•nll · • lnstclnt color fldolltr 1 , 'I .A Hith bright pidure tuf:t• •Soparot. VHF/UHF chann1l Hloctor •·~ fh10 tuning NO MoNIT DOWN ••• MONTHS TO PAY . ' •60 .wa"' pee.Ii: 11U1lc pow•tl 'l•JM storeo braodca1t 'rfCoptionl ·•cori'tff!porety Danlah Walnut c:abinotl • 4-tpoed automailc record chilqerl • Diainond needle • .C..pookor ICMlnd l)'d•111I • ~ • # \ AS LOW AS 2.Se A -IC NIW ll"·AnACHI' Ult•·YH• P.ORTA•LI TY -.... ·-. U_BYl,IOMI CWAllTl~l.-LIMITIDl uA ZODTI NIW,-ll~IP-INITAllT CRl•IT O• T ... ll!IA•llltMPICAaD • .. --- ...LI! t • . t , . 111.P a SAYI AT Z'DYI MO,N. THR~_IAT. 10 TO t P.M., IUNDAY 10 TO 7.,, IATll•ACTION •UA•AllTl .. I ' -• • • ' t '' I I ' '. ' . • • . • . • ' . • • . • • • . • ' ' L ~ • f • , ~ • r ' • • • I ' ' ' . ' • . ,. • ' • WITH ' ' Don't iust · SIT there! Grab hold tf the BIG action today! - Dial Direct: 642-5678 Just say: ''CHARGE IT!'' .• lN .. 1h County, 540.1220; ton tree> l " . ., ' • , • • , '·. I ' . ' IT'S EASY TO PINCH PENNIES-EVEN DOLLARS \ NEW-LOW-RATE 3 LINES -·. .2 TIMES . 52.00 . IN THESE CLASSIFICA noNS! l'umltu,. IOOO -&°"t'M Offloo Pumllv,. 8010 Rldle Offloo lqul-' IOll Tolevtalon Stwe Equljlmtnt 8012 Hf.Pl &I-Cale, Ratauront 8014 T .. Rl11rden ... l,.ut_.,t IOU -d.Good• 8020 C:-ru & lqul_.,t Appll-1100 =r"'auc Antlq-1110 Sewtnt _I_ 1120 lllnMVl•n.'- Mualcallnatrumonta 1125 Ml-II•_,. e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED . e 0 NO ITIM OVER $50 0 NO COMMIRCIAL Pl~ 0 0 NO COPY CHANGIS 0 NO AllRIVIATIONI 0 ' • ' 11111 l200 .. 1211 l220 -l400 uoo -NGO ' .. . . Let PILOT PENNY. PINCHER Want Ads Work for YOU! \ 6'\ ·-• • ' ' '·• . -. • 1·10 ••• ... Y" -~ ... 11Ji ~ uv1i :-"!' lo ·~111 -- u~ . ' ·" .. ,., l . ' • .. ·-. • • • . . • -.. • • • • r • ; - A ~ " l .. • ., ' -... .. " .. ; . " . ' .. -~ ., ~ • • • • • 1 __ c -' -" ' . .,,.. ' ··\ = .t _.. ,_ . ... . -~ ~ "" "" _,, f · = ·-~= ' . I: ' ' • • -... • • . ... • • .,.. .... ,, . .... . , . -. " • • • .. •• • • • • ,-. .. .. • -• .. • ~· -• • • ~ ' • • • • • • • > 4 0 • • • • • ·• • • • • • • • • • " • , • • ,, ' • • • • .,,,..,;;., --., ... \!: --. • .. • : • • • .. .. . " ,, 4 • • • • .. • • • • ' • • .. • .. • • • • .. .. • • • • • • - • • • : " , Tflur::sQJ, Octobrr J, 1968 DAILY P'ILOT '1 95 Police Killed ill Six Years Governor Vetoes Arrest of 35 Ends Sit-in at ·LA School · Board School Aid Boost SACl\.\?,\ENTO (Al') -A for poor reader• Ula! the 922 mlllJOn boast In ..., aid two men au11Jond. to elementary schools bu The ~ boost w~ pesstd been vetoed by Goy . M tbt ~nt 1pecl~l Reai:an, who eomplainld • 1 e j I 1 l at 1 v 1 1 e 111~. that lawmak<ro tried to Lanrua10 wu wrllto• la to · dl•IUIH the fll)ending lb· sJy that lbt meuurt ahould crtalt 11 a tax cut. be eonaldlffd property tax 1 .:,:o~-~-=-~"1}-c~~~~ :r:;~~ -r~ P ·Ii grOV\din& property I a• x taxes. Thll WU to ltl op 0 ce ftllef"tQD the ~ntrary, lbe around the fact that tduca--· •many rnJUJ.gn& 01-doll~I th1J \I.OD apendln& ba.dn.'t bttn p• w· blJl "°Ii\" ·~•d would com• placed on, tho opoclal '\l(•nd• , It Ils directly· 'out ol Ille tu· by lleapn -but prtPerlY poyer'• i ·pock~~" 1\111an 'lax relllf had. <lt$r~ ln hil veto .,. lleaaan balked at thls a~ · 0 Ri .. ~~·~~::~:~by w:::.i.~~r:h. 0 ~ r ' n . ots R e a g a n ' s two · main legislaUon. not only beic:ause • • D!!mOO'atlc 1901 In Ille \I iN11>0rtJ _ tllllely ~to SAN DIMAS (UPI) - leg11lllture, . ~· • •JI\ b 1 Y eUe ftttl, but a1ao betaute PcUce ~eft from 45 cities Speaker J•IO ~. UnruhJt ~~ · It artlflclally Jolfted t h r e e lbrotlgbout the nation today Sen. George Miller .. ouu 1 e par ate education pro· . 1 1 the bulk of the fundl woUld, aram• into a liqle mualve 'WOWld up a ser1e~ 1of coo· Ask Andy have tt_.i up a proaram . apendlnf measurt.1' . lerencos and sou I· -=-=-"" · · A h sh "'" R ' searching" on the law en· • • • • • e • • • • • a • • • • • • • a • • • U ar reyy : "'i~ 5 tore•ment problems of riots • FREE ,• :a:n~~·the :semb~ andC!vildlsobedlence. · • • • • Democratic Caucus Win· The threM.a,-meeUn11 • • fltld A. Shoemaker. He was , which wu clo1ed t o · • "&hocked and appalled" by newamen, began Tuesday ~n a • the veto in view of the the campus of Califorrua • SAFETY LJGHTJN"" FOR. BIKES • bu<11et aurpba or about $1!0 state Polyl<cbnle · QoBege a Q m1ll1on the ~istration . here. A 1bnllar conftttnct • 8 VFW • J!'edlcl! will be on hand ~ planned OCl II, le, end • . ' "LITE-A-BIKE" PROGRAM : ::.~ ~~~~ 11:~~ i;:: Chiefs of police from Los • payer• won't benefit by the An1~les, WaahinJtOn, D. C., • COOPERAnNG WITH • veto, but tbe children will Baltimore, Bllllalo, Cln· a • suffer. clnnaU, Columbus a n d • However, Reagan alto an,. Miami are attending the • .e!o a.. a nounced he has signed a bill cumnt 11Kion. •. Mc"'---kliw 4GJL tllat was spotlight.<! by a re-The lnternaUonal A11ocla· YVI.. •--"'--.. _ ·1• cent -late-night sit-in at bis Uon of Qllef1 of Police .,..,_,.."'*fl"'"°",.,.. .. ..., office by parents fearful .1pon1or44 tbe meetings~ a • • that special funds to educate retreat "where the cbtefs : SATURDAY, OCT. 5 10 A,it.f, • 6 P.M , • llleirrnentallyorphyalcally could do some soul· • 635 . W. 19TH, COSTA • ..,SA ·• handicapped children would s e are h 1 n I and con· .,... run out. templa~on . ol. mutual , pro-- • free Hambul'C)er · & French Fries , ,,.·• The jovernor said bis &d· blems, said George O C<>n· a r • 111 p1rff•lp1111h wh• h••• th1ir liik11 1•f1ty·lithted with r•· mln15tratlon planned t o nor• director of profealonal • fl••tl•• t•p•. • make 1ure the program had stand.ard1 for the or1anha· V1t1r1111 ef fereitn W1r1 • • adequate funding anyway, U~. •. . Post Ni. Jllt-_C•••• M1s1 • but added he signed the bill Police chleffi have been • • • • e • • • w • • • • • •_•_111!1 • • • .-•· "to dramatize the concern I meeting together for years, -shlil'e With parentl ot 9ur but nev~r "With the kind of educationaily htndicat>ped lntlDlt, problem·1olvlng a~: chi Id re n that these ~01pbtre w_e have bere, youngsters receive the kind 0 COnnor 111d. of specialized. trainlllg the)' · need an4 deserve.'' 'LOS ANGELES (AP) -A -.u, all-la ,i tM Doud ot ~·bu endad with tbo e.rr11t ol 35 dtmonolr-.Sdlnwidlllg Ibo rtlnll(•mtDt ot toacber . ~s.;oe •· . . '' ·.. .. •' ' ' .. .. Truth Sqv.ad Keeps Tabs On Rafferty "SUPER 'SPECIAL" ' ENTER . NOW I WIN ind Fl'flREE ' FOUR UUD HllH.I Ml m "911 ... eln:lt Wiii laur ldlllll Wiii-tl11 ac11!1 lieat. em Htrfllp nips 111' 111 HIE ll1lf •llW aew Yla Westall AlrDas. flf :..a11'1111tf•;llH11tf. ' ta & l1maus Wlllllll IDI IUHT - ICA llDNTR swursrms -lllDI OCTOIU at, 11111 · ,;t/J LUS OZ ENS OF PRIZES! • RCA llfal latlf> tahnlllll Clmr . '""'"' "'" --• c~• 1art*11 1Y •UJllll814lnlta !llllU!slY• •• Jlll'lllll -· • H cllCI rHlls . , THE CARRY·mE Bil -color polllbl• hu Niii Vlat1 · challll 'llllh color-11t1lck tunlnc. 1m1rt Clblnot,""" dlatppNllnc $~ handlal EIAIO • 102 OCI· In. p;ctuto ND1HINC" TO WR11' rur VOlJll fJ ,1Mf NO or llGATION' ~·1r1\1(tl ANfl WIN' FACTORY AUTHOIUZID SALIS & Slltl(ICI START . LOS ANGELES (Al') - Three prorntnent lleidllleana uy tltay plan 11lelr party'• candlclote r o r to follow MIX RralftzV; thier plrty'1 c111did&te tor the U.S. Senete, to 1'i2tf1nd or refute" anything they regard aa mi1sbat.ments by him. A opok-an for Alan CNnston, Ria!ferty's · Democratic ~nt, gaid "a trtlth. squaa" would at· ·tend many of !W!erty'1 rallies. The three were identified as Milton Schwartz former vice president or i!ie State Board ol Eduoatloa: Mrs. Lee Sherry, farmer vice chairman of the Republican St..to Cenln>.I Oornmlttff, aJd.DonMcLau1hltn, loimer GoP stlte central committeeman. Copter Victhns After Coyotes? L06 ANGELEs (Al') - Two 5he.rlfl'1 deputies may have been flyln& loW In • ~I heHCO!Mr, shooting at coyote• with• nfle, 'Wtlen the craft tnlCCtd ~er l1.ne1 and .. crl1hed, t h e 1herW'1 '0lllce 11y1. The bodies ol Robert Scbnur, 431 end Gary E . McOlbh, 29, were found in Iha wredoal• In a -lat< ""11YOll ol Ille Puent< Hills r.orth of Whltuer Tuesday. lfl'S 1£ FRIENDl Y If )'OU have ntw neflhbon or know of IDYM• movina: to our area. plellt tell us IO that 'IW m&1 ut.m4 & fr'ltlld11 wtlcom• and help tham to -acqualnt.d lnlhtlrOIW~ Huntington Beech NUl'CULUS . TECOLOTE GIANTS . Reg. 98c Doz. We Will Be Happy to Help You Plan A Beautiful Bulb Garden BEARDED IRIS 89:. AU C:OLDU DUTCH IRIS C:O~Oll 98Cc1oz. CROCUS 98 M11t p11111l1r l1w•1r•wlnt !1111lplr ef th1m el : Sift ~l111•1r1111 c1l1r, l1oh pl111h . 1 •AL SID 58 WINTER RYE SEED..---~1 Pl111 ... ,.. t• 1111.., I ''""" pl1t1.., 1r1111 wl11t1r l1w11. It ••:'• ,, llHl1 ~ It'• 10 •-..ey ft ''· We'll thew KELANO POPPIES E•cellent lied,lnt pl111t ... ith ltulltt- bl11tr1 111 winter. 1.19 R19. 7tc ••· SWEET PU PLANTS AYtld w1!tint ftr , Httl le trow, Ill 1t1rt1J ,1111tt, r114y te ~ .., •• ,,, thit .,,,,., 11111 wl11t1r. 12c• · police an<! security suardi 1nd boakod on sust>lclon ol lalkJre to clear a public bulldlnl, a rnlsdomeanor. ,;,.,. aneatod lnelllded 15 ~ end two prleota. 'nle I •,., " • ,J'. '.' prote1ton votad to eODlilme thelr •l~ln afler the bolnl lallod to suar111tee cutro wOllld be returned to Id• elauroam at L!Jlcoln HIP School. ·orscovER THE i=cA"BULous & COLORFUL WORLD OF • • • • • • SPRING FLOWERING BULBS . . • TULIPS u Colora .. .. .. .. .. • 198 • DAFFODILS 12 Var •. from 9811 And Many More DOLLAR LEAF EUCALYPTUS F11t 1rowin9 th•tl• 11 •••ent fret< L•'I• 7'·1' llot-11.11 J98 P,OINSITIIAS' IPICIAL HartJy, double •• ,1.ty, dttp , Vflvety red ltant ilia flowers. I 6al. Sitt 98C • • SPEC:IAI. GARDENIAS Fully b11dded ind lil1omint· Very 11111 pf111ft with 111 th1fr fr19r1nc1, .... "·" ta:. FLOWER SHOP -SPECIAL- Colorful mf•td flewtr arrtn91m1nt1 In rilct git'• r;ontalntr. .1.49 · 'Visitor · Su.9626 · • ' ' . ; • W•. Aro .Partl~ln ~.pauy~l'llei:JlcA • HOURS~ MoN. THRU S;l,t. 9'A.M.TO' 6 P.M.WNDAYS-10 ~M.10 s P.M. Conteot. op~ill'Y:•r ~Hore .. I, • , ~t. I l '1' .. ·ll<_· 1-;· r 275 Emt :1 . It ... Ge.ta .jlt'~..i.~f.i . .._,, -I ,.... ,; ... ~ l~~---.~ .,. . .. r.' • OPEN D'AJ.Y..1 •~ ·-' p.m. ~LO.SID SONDAY • ... Cosf1 Mese Visitor '.' 642~1.4 -SO. COISf Ylsllor- •t+OS79 ff1itior Vlsllor 67J.M» .. . . SPECIAL PR.Kl:~' .~Q1 'IHltO(Jiiji ,!\lflQAY, •OCTOBER 6 . 1nl.,t1•rw ;:'.li1r. l •. COSTA MESA -·) CALL 548-5525· f . ' • , I . I \I • ' I I I • ' I l -·---- -· Dctobtt '· 1'1611 1 DAil Y PILOT• . ' I •• '. U.S. Needs . Improv ement ~( .. ' ' I ' • . ., · t>r. William A.. Silverman, women, provldlng better t. tonner pediatrics professor diet.a for law l n c o·m e,, at COiombia Unlventt.Y and lamllleo, and epotting ''bill>· bi!:ad ot .the oew center, ex· rtar• motben early. hi ~ed Moodoy tllat Ute pregnancy to provide tbo!11 ' 35 Minutes from Orange County Airport ' .. SAN Jl'RANCISCO (UPI) -A fresh attack on the serioua problem• ·of infant mortality -which accounts for 10 perce!X ol. all deaths in "tbe U.S. -bu been undertiXeiiWl!i>ttii openlng of a 11ew "perinatal center" at Children'• H06(>ital. bol_]lital ... ~~ bave _ willl special care need. to raJ.S~~fXX) to operate avoid premature birtb. • . " A speelalieam otpod!atri- cians, o bste tr le ia n s , genetics speciallsta a n d other experts ii focusing a major effort on the medical problem of children from embryOnic li!e to infancy in a complex of speclally- equipped labor r o om s , delivery rooms and nurseries. Passport the new center for the first 'lbe new center ' a t year. Childr , But-he-said-ttie-uttimate-'~=ar . .<IU..ILll!,ll;l<!l..Al.,llllt:::. cott will be "millions, not viding juit such totai care; thousands'; to comb ;. t "perinatal" means "around America'• soaribg infant the moment of birtb" and mortality rate -a rate includes the period from wbicb leaves-the U.S. in 15th conception to early infancy . -·---.:<t1--...:..f _ place among nations in car-_ H..--....-l-' in which the '> Jr .. er•...,......•O'US ing for its babiea. ~ l"r"-.. Much of the pr*lem .lies highest risb to llle occur. • · " in obtaining ad e q u 8 t e Part of the problem, ex-Lt. (j . g.) Peter Jay Stoddard, the son of Mr. and 1 Mrs. James B. "Jay" Stoddard of Corona d'el Mar prenatal car~· fOr pregntnt plaiaed Silverman, is a rise receives the Navy Achievement M~al wttb Corn- in ~e rate Of premature bat "V" and an award citation from Admiral' W. birth !rom 7 to 8 percent in W. Behrens; Commander of Amphibious Group the last decade, which also One. · · accounts f0f an increase in to the. . R SAl:l', esq •. real thing AUTHUTIC '"""" Pisfi& the number of deformed in4 fants. Silverman sald the prcr blem of premature birth is social as well as medical: In Harlem, the rate is XI per· cent, while among middle- class whites, it is barely five Former Mayor's Son AwardedNavyMedal BN•re of do m11t1c: imitations. No 1ubstl· tute far crisp, d•llcloul v1rl1ty prepartcf from a cent ury.Old recJpe ___ .,.. land by Haddon Salt. himself. Amn:.n tnd Bfittsh CUl'T9nCJ ~ '""'- CfiJPS .SHOPPE CoUtge Center -Hatbor & Aclal!IS Costa Meu. C11if. T 11: 546-7984 pen:enl Lt. (j.g.) Peter J.ay Stod- Children's Hospital Is at· <lard, the son of !Mr. and tacking the social aspect as Mrs. James B. "Jay" Stod- well, with a clinic and dard of Corona del Mar, h~ educational service f o r _._ t be.en awarded a Na v y pregn.aut teen-agers a Achievement Medal with llunters Point, a planned Combat "V'' for meritorious mobile unit to provide in· tensive care for premature service while serving in Vietnam babies on tbe way to the graduate of Newport Harbor High School. -. jojnJng the N,avy, Stoddard gradua· ted from the University of California. hopsital, and a large-scale . Lt. Stoddard, who6e fatber expansion of all prenatal, is the former mayor of ~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::~--'--~obste~~tri<:~·~and~~po~stna~~tal~c~ar~e:.1 .Newport Bead!, b a 1959 Stoddard, 2928 0 c e a n Blvd .. received the awards for instituting i m p r o v e d message handling pro- cedures -and contributing to the efficiency o f com- munioatiom when fighting against the enemy forces. . •'• ..•.... ' -· . . . . ' .. ·• . .... .. , ....... ... · Paul Hanna Heads Bar New ofiicers for · t h e Harbor B a r Associati.On began their year of duty to- day with Pm.ul A. Hanna, 0£ Newport Beiach es presi· dent. . Other officers are: vice president, Christoptier Hall, of Newport .Beach with of· fices in Costa M e s -a ; secretary, Robert H . GalliV!W, oI Costa Me sa w~th offices in Newport Beeo.l\; treasurer, Rmert W. Peinado, of. Huntington Beach with offices in Newport Beacb; and pro- gram chainnan, Donald E. Smallwood, <i Costa Mesa with oifice6 in Newport Beach. •• j Fly to Palm Springs in a.Powerful 20- Passenger Aero Commuter Turbo Jet At the foot of Mt. San Jacinto lies the recreational oasis-Palm Springs-a wonder of attractions for the whole f.a mily. ; The sparkling crystal waters of palm-lined pools -over 320 hotels have at least one. Twenty-one public and private golf courses and perfect year round golf weather. Spectacular aeri~tramway up Mt. San Jacinto. Art galleries,. health spas ;and fine restau(ant's. Fun and relaxation just minutes from you o n Aero Commuter. Aero Commuter has more fl ights from more plaCes to Palm Springs-convenient service from LA. International, Orange County and Hollywood/Blfrbank Airports. Service 1t Los Angeles Airport is located at We5lern Airli nes S.tellite, Cite S1A. Call your Travel Agent o.r Aero Commuter: LOS ANGELES •.. f2l)) 636-2121 ORAl\'G[ COUNTY ... {71.il) ll27-noo (.\II him -·Wlf, phn tu) HOll YWOODIBURBANK ... j~1)) 845·2651 '""""'--- CATALINA 7\ vnn AIR LINES -.J::'11.:J..£1AJ COMMU1ER . -. I, if w;t: ... Tran sf er your11ccount TODAY I Easy to do ... just coll or come in. ~ ~-IJOAH. ••• Ji,a mw 4 tll/~eJtettu • . . -• ASSETS OVER $425,000,000.00 • MUTUAL SAVl·NGS A.NO L OAN A SSOCIATION . CORONA DEL MAR 2867 Easl Coas Highway, Corona Del Mar, Calif. 92625 telephone: 675·5010 HEAD OfflC[ OTHER BRANCH 315 E. Coloradci Blvd. OFFICES P11edena, Cellf. 91109 Covina, Glendalt telephone: 449·2345 Wesl Arcadit • Open Slturday, Otlober 5 -9;00 a.m. to 1100 p.m. ' , TAPE RECORDERS • RADIOS AND RECORD ALBUMS IN COOPERATIO.N WtJH .. DEALERS AND THE ·DAILY PILfT . . . EASY TO W\N\ __ DURING nu· NOTHl~G TO BUY.• .... MONTH .. . . . --. . Simply Fill Out Coupon Below, Or One In Participating RCA Dealer Show Room, and Deposit With Any RCA Dealer Shown : Below! •1 ' ...,,.._.,-~;' "'t•'~""''· 'j.-·+v¥ --' ,~·-; 1 ..... "· ')'•-., ... ,, '• '.It<• • . • :u. }.•• • ,.. ; • ... • ·. ·1." . ·"l''j.."o.'' ' ' ".i;;JI • _ ........... ...... ... • -1.a, ..... ~..., ..,,i •• """ .. ..,_ __,.. ' • ... "''"'• Appn...a Mr. Ed Tipto11 M.,_ CMtler, Ult H_,..,. I/ft. C.t•~ _,., ..Ct. Ff-•11k F. ..... !" • ..,....,,. """""* .... ........ Mr. 1.,.11 P•t~off 11111 MMll 111 ll"lllllllntJ H4'11tlll ... aMdl WIN FREE PRIZES fill OUT THIS COUPON OR A REASONABLE FACSIMILE AND JlEPOSIT WITH ANY PAR. TICIPATING RCA DEALER SHO:WN ABOVE. • --Mr. S1t1ltt.-C.11+ M9r. ... ............... , ...- 4 RCA TAP£ RfCORDEU 12 TRAllSISTOR RADIOS 24 RCA Al.BUMS • GIVEN PREE DURING RCA MONTH-PRIZES WILL BE ·oRAWN FROM COUPONS WEEKLY ! ••••••••••••••• . I R c A MONTH ' CONTEST I 1-I · Cl!J I • ' • • • • • • • • • • i ! • ~ • • • : .. .. .. : .. • .. .. .. .. :: .. .. .. .. .. ~ ., •, • • • • Thursday, Octobtr 3, 1%8 DAILY PILOT 1, Wilson!) Lewis!) Wh·oll ' . ['T hey're Middle Nam~~ of State Aides Enjoyln' UCI ~or.ejgn Stude~~ at H~me ... By EVELYN SHERWOOD Cl\ten, :ID, Is one of 13 I SACRAMENTO (AP) -rarely seen or heard 'bi Rtoian· M>xwell Lowb : Wilson, Lewis,. M~Gregor, Cautornia voters. BeffertY Jr., Republlcazi •Henry, H~n, Llo.)1.1.1 , In fact. few Of the state's .u.s. Senate candidate: Alan : Marvin, top officeholders and can-MM!Greeor Cr a D 1 t e 11 1 Tho~ are n~ of pr:o-didates even. use micidle ~ .Delnocratie U.S. S • A at t , minent t:'.alltortUa poliUc'8l 'itiall, either b)' design ot cand.ldatei~ 4 ~OiDC U.S. l figures. ·R.cogniie them! coincidence. Sen. Th~.Heory Ktrlel; , Probably not, be ca u I e The middle namea abovt n. Gov°'' Robert Hut.chBoa oi -. oa1_, ,.... tt•• foreign 1tudenli enrolled at UCI 1tudent Paul K'fftn UCI. Olien, of Hong Ko n i . ' He iJ studying fOr bi& doc· follows 'bis subject riCht lit to toriAe In Marine Biology, the water. having receiv"'1 h1I Ph.D. at He applies hll marine the Univereity ot Obicago, . tecb.niquea and ruearch and He was graduated before a.eldom.-rettrna witboul a that from the C1h In e •·• of auca&o, w1.tb a mastert degree Jn Bible studies. Tbey were married ' year I ago In Los Angeles. She works in Sarrta An• where they have an ~ ment. • •they are middl& names refer to Gov. Ronald Wllsori Fineb; U.S. , ~. George · Uol'!\. "ur eh y • and • =· bl••t g..:::-A~I '·· , Y ~.-~•e fish. • University ol Hong Kong. • They. botll lil<e Amerlc:an ! ~.l!!el' BJ.d. e·ut -~i:--.., + ttiey ente~. ·~lbiiii• ~ t•••••••••••1 •··~··••••• .. •••••••••••,•.• · lf.arv u~-, _ J ~ ~ ! Mott governors and UtS. "We like freshly caught He expects to return to'hls fish, steamed," atlen aays. native land to teaeb biology •·1 went int.o the watar the ·and research technique. other day and spe8ftd a 20 . His 27-year-old wile ii a a Chlne·se croce;r,, to r favorite dinner dl1be1 from c.bina. ' Some"·. ·th1· n·" g' : ~:.~s:lfi~~~~ ) , shows. So have all but nine pound calico bass.'' gradl14te of the Unlversify• "She h a adpr_:~. &pocl .• coot," Chien uu .. -. • of California's 33 governori. M . • • ' ! In modern politics, a mid· lsslng. • dlo name. or initial · · ! sometimes can be a ban· " · • • dicap, cluttering up · ,, : billboards and Ute like, says NO PROBLEM '-Mr. ,and Mrs. Paul Chien use ! • • : • • • • • s s ' i .. .. .. You Bet There Is ... 3. And there might be eomething m.i83ing from • the interest in your savings account ... 35% : or more .•• if your passbook savings account "' isn't ati>owney Savings. : . ·The ehn.pie reaa;on being that·~ earn· • floe dollars at Downey _Savings for every :: four tlollar-1 many other financial inetitutions • otter, YOU! And ••• never a charge !Or open. : • ing, clos.ini. or withdrawing from a Downey • ~ Savings Account. ... Plus •.• you earn inte.re.st .. ~ 'from the minute funds are received and they are· compounded ·daily. I! this i,sn't· epough ~ -we h&ve11a speclal ,,00.nus account where -' yciu c.8.n earn even more. Stop in today and :1 let us Jhqw you how tO: increase your Savings :~ income b7 ~% ... or more! ·' . "' . .. • Bill Roberts, a top pro. native chop llticks wit!lout difficulty in enjoying pot-! Cession al political campaign luck supper sponsored' by UCI ToWn and Gown ·at • manager. Fashio.n 'Isl:and CommlUllty House. Sunday. ! ''We've encouraged most-----------~------- • of them not to use a middle ·! initial or · name because . • sometimes it mikes Utem : seem· a little too stiff or too • Conn.al," Roberts told an in· : quiring reporter. • lt would be di![erent, : however, "if a middle name • really meant something .. , ! If it was a beloved old n,ame • like Eisenilower," Roberts ! said. , • What .about a middle • name such as Horatio, the • "H" in Hubert H. Hum· • •· • pbr.ey? "Some names like that evoke a little humor,'' Roberts aid. "A name that unusual probably does eX- catly what they want tt to do. People don't forget it." Citizens Asks Support -Of Clemente Boys Club Armed w i \ h statistios. showing the grpwth o f juvenile crime io all parts of the nation a group of citi· zens are currenUy attempt· ing to enlist wide-spread en; dorsement and sdppOrt for.. tbe Bo~' Club of the San ClemeMe· area. Operation Support 00 v outti campa;l!n 1s being 100 by Charles Kenny, superintendent oE t h~e Capistrano United School Diatrict . Presently, volunteers are b e i n g recnUted to . vYit residents of ~ Beach, Lial!UM Niguel, Dana Point, Sen Clemente end San Juan Capi5trano. The campaign will get unt;ler way Oct. 5. • ' • • • • • • • . ~ Daily -Pilot Readers To Enjoy RCA . Test . · Annlo1H,lCmg tfie d r l v e , Kenny noted that crime rates · in areas served by Boys' OM>o Is 40 peroent ~low !!!al o/. ...... wilbout such facilities. The pl o/. the 1968 Opeoation Support O u r Youth drive is p1edges for support or 3500 boys. Frank Brinkman, general challman of Operation Sup· The DAILY PILOT, In cooperation with Orange Coast area RCA dealers, to- day kicks off a month·long contest which offers readers and RCA customers the op- portunity to win a total of 40 prizes . Blvd., Costa Mesa; Plaza poz:t ~ Y9uth, pointed out RCA Center, 10115 Adam,s, that all aot.iviUes loc one Huntington Beach; star 'TV, boyin &BoYi' Clubprognun 275 E. 17th St., eoSte Mesa: cos'l6 only 25 cents a week White Front, 3068 Bristol or $1 a montb. FASIDON BREAKTHROUGH New W~y To Be, . . Sud~e nly Slim . Los Angeles: -Are you • ·. scie~ce pr0905s al\d can- woman whose figure is on not give .or sag. It's' sur- the good side but might rounde4 by • slimming look perfect?. You'll be ~ction ·~def .. AJi:Ather• thrilled by the new easy .sti!clledpaneldowneach. way science bu discOv." 'side -oHbir girdle wUI : ed f · to c____ COnlour ~-!Ups if .1.... er or you oecome -_, .. ,. . , , ... ~ . ua.1 Suddenly Slim &nd yet are a.pro !em: 1 I completely coµilortablt. • The ~le itstlf is of• JI you're more thaµ 15 wonder, L~17irsplJldex , pounds overweight, or blend. It.s ~new.power · . tli ' . 1 net CODSISting qf nylOI),· your wa1s ne 1s arger acetate ands __ .., . It'u' 'th .,. _L__ 'the this p..., ... an .= mcnos, 0 so comfortable, but bu ide~ ts not!or you. If your such 1Jimmi~g ~!llith. weight problem f&lls itgiv..,yourfiguie.Vlr)'• within this range, then thing that's.pomble with you can realize a new, a foundation. · smoother figQre today, "Suddenly Slim," In. without diet or µ<rcise. both girdle and panty Suddenly Sliin!s an •ll· versions, is the'l'e•k . new.lcind of 4-oz. girdle •cbievern011t'of the·C.U- c6nslruct~ of sci~n:ce fornia de~ig~e~~genJUs, fibers.Onesiartlinginno-Olga. They.ate aVailabl.,. vation is the sheer nylon at Buffum'• Foundation front panel. This is per-Departmen~ N twp or I. manentl,-sti5ened by a 644-220&." ... ' " • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·."Ten prizes will De aw8rJ- ed · weekly -one tape recorder, three . trai;isl:stor rild10s and six r e 5 o r. d albums. See .ttie D~ll. Y PILOT RCA Month· CO.test ro . Oii'-Pige -a· today :1or St.. Costa Mes'; FO$ter TV, A special ~ committee l 7 1 8 5 Brookhurst Hun-ls also soliciting cOrpOratioo tington'Beach; Dav~-Brown and bl.Einess <:<>*,.lb1buti~ TY. Jl1 '!:'.. l?!JI Q,, ~·· ~ the "100 M;o ~" ell< Mesa; Kirkpatrick's, 2760 pect.s to obtain pledges ~ ~· foast Highway,. Corona · .$100 from 100.~tt:.ens early deJ Mar.: and Dunlap· Ap---~till:::•·~m:'.:oo::'.th'.:.._-'----'-~:=======:::t====================;::::I plianqes.: 1815 N' e W p o r t ' • • ' . 1 'J ~ • .,... . . : • • • • • • • Other Office$ in ~r~ • funerton .. ~los Verdes PenillSula • ·Member Fed1r1l llome loan B1nk/f 1derl! Sninp 111d LOM htsunnei Corporal loll '! ' . w .......••••..••. ~., ........•.• ~······ I .l • \Paint! ~ eu'f' ONE GAlLON • TIU.SUll TONU YINYL MIST 'WALL P.AINT 1 ONE QUART FREE :nusu11 TQfU ILOOM fiLOW SIMl·•LOSS INAMIL ,,. . -, , . Water -: Heaters . REPUIUC · "GEMINI" 30 GAL $44 ... 40 GAL. $49 ... 50 GAL. $64.11 "TITAN" . ~ GAL$k .... '1 .. . , ' - , • • 40 OAL,. n.a,.1 \{ INIT.u..LATION AYMLAAL delall& · · "'.-' ~•·:. -..:. .... -~ 'm ~s .~ ... ci Blvd., COsta Mesa .. ··· . Fosler. with detailrol. ~e co?l#LM• on w.pu.y l~ ~l ot the partic · "' d&'il.ers~ 1 { , : • .. .. A' ·' .. ' thl c0ilte8t Willi tlll! o.hi;v Plt6't'hlcfude' . • · Tipton's TV & ,\ppliances, Harbor Center. 2300 J:larbor The Daily Pilot Co"ers Boating Best in the West" Teri. Winners will be &n . noUflced , each week in· the DAILY PILO'f·RCA contelt · c· ,, . b eo· kt • •1 . •d :whic& will appear at . U . C a I· S least once each week of t.Jle four-week contest in the, DAILY PILOT..-"· · · · '· .. • Watch tot i't. Anyolie' c&n· Wm. go an ere . ILOOlril • clLO INAMIL OCJOBER · ··PAINT SPECIAL VffllYL MllT . .... t7.&I Chi. ·--611 ' NOW '•Ill. ,. ... "" , .. ,, Jloom-GI• E11tm•I f~ • limit.d tim• • , • w• off1r t fr•• qr1rt of 11ml-1lo11 •nemel f~ trim t nd wooclwor~ wll.n you 9ry .on• 9•llon of Vif!JI Mi1f, 01r fin•1f w•ll flni1h. S•l•<t <olort to milch or •c<•nf, Don'! m!u thlt 1p•ci•I off•rl . v • ' .. GAR.RAGE DISPOSALS ' . IN·SINlc;"ERA TOR -- NOia NO. II~ s31' 95 :~· :::c~· ..... ~ ......... . MODll.'NO. '" s549s .... '''·'' OUI NICI , ,. ,, ,, ,, ••••• , • WASTE KING =::~i: ........... ~3J95 .......... ..,._ $4]95 =-::,'ti' ........ ' ...... . a beer can can •. ';11 (. • ~, Cockta ils In cans. To go a~ywhere. Why didn't anybody tNer think of this before? : • Each eight ounce alumin~m. can is fresh-sealed, quick to chill. Holds 3 perfectly blended drinks for less than a buck. Just flip thetop-and flip. ·· .. They've got to be the most;fun drinks .arqund. Martinis, Whis - key Sq_urs, Daiquiris, Screwdrivers, Marga'rlta~, Manhattans. .They'.go anywhera a beer can. can. To the beaCh, football 'games, sleigh rides, or boating. . ~ J<llllQ CoCfltalls have arrived, and ttie good !lfe ls..a little bit betl~r.: · · • L ... •• ... • 1 • Club · 1 •· Cocktails • -~ • ' ' ' • ·' L -- • I ~ " r • ' ., 1- ' ,. I I \ INSTALLATION AVAIL.A'l'LE ' " i· 1 .1 J • • • 1THtCL1) .. COCKTA!LS. ~PROOF, THE CLU.B OISTILLING CO, HMU'QtlD,COi114 ''·. ' ' ' : t , ~ l ~ .. . A ~ ,, ~ -. 'L. • . ' ,, • ·' • ' • • /,JI DAILY po.or Thorsday, October l , 1'68 • For The Record Interes~" 1 ~ County siipporiS Academic Decathl?n On School -SANTA ANA -Th• A11ocl1Uon, hea<led by Jack tion wtn be operated by two assoc!atton Intends ~ tre1t Or..,. . Couilty Academic . B\ldlv~ dlvJ.oion \ manopr comm!-. a »member &tud6nt participant. llke BALTZ MORTUARIES Coro•a del Mar OR J.Nlt Colla Meu Ml 1-Wf BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 111 Broadn7, Com Mesa ur.sm DILDAY BROTHERS HutinJtoa Valier Mortuarr 17111 Bea .. Blvd. Hutlqtoa Bea .. 14%-'ITll PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetel'J' e Mortuary CllNiel 1111 Pacific View Drive Nnporl Beach, Calllornta 114-rl• PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 'lltl Bolaa Ave. ., __ llllS!S lllml'B MOJiTvARY .,, lllla SI. a-....-ui: MAI Wllft<UPJI' llOBTVAllf ms.ma.a.._ .. II I · · Deellbloe, d•I ..... le slvo far lbt Orange Oounty. He<udvo ll'OUP from COWi· chlllllplollo ,. 1th ~-. ' Bonds Up 1tudollta lbt reeopllloa IC• 111"-dlvla\<>• of Poclllc ty lndtllitrltl and • 31). _. .... -·--. tflp to ~ c.rt1 Gtl"lttft w Je.-~ne cor4td. athlettl,-won tht Tllephoae, member clvtc com.ml~ of .,..... r"' • ...,... •tt. J\lfttll G...... YI Woltftllll . ~ nthuauUc apprdVal of the " Servini"WitJ\ b1in '" Dr. re:prfteDtltJves Of c t v r c Sacramento, trophJe( pla• ,_::--~ .f: .... Mldll.t -sANTA ANA _ A rile In County Board ol SUptrvt.tors kl steele1 a phytJdlt wltb Jroup1. que1 ud even 1 pef:h or ./::r~s~':::wc1rtn•J.•vuo bOnd Inter at r.at.i Wt.I Wednllda7. Autonetka, 80d Tbomu a:. P~tinon11ldmoneyfor med&Won Jimilar to <tbose Jlldlll'I A.~ ... ~Ndrkk "· •lldt• e Dr. Robert Peter 1 o a . 'MCComrlclr-Jr:., a member tbe decathlon Will def>end worn b1 O l y mp 1 ~ con· Lt:11~~~..::,. LM L ........., va noted b~ the Bot.rd " com1tr wperlntendlDt 1Clf • of the eotl!ty _l>epl;tnumt of ent:Uel)r OI) pubUc support test.ants. • .,....ie ,.,.... &"""9 ~" .... bb«I • Su P-• rvuor1 Wednelday tcboola:, who created the Bulldint·and Safety. Mld not on any tilting entity. Entrants from -301 bi&h ,~"""~ crocetil6te "' J-.f! J. When they approved the Nle decathlon, eiplained t be ~Th• iu1a.proflt crcantr.a~ -WWilii lts means, the schools e expected. • ~;::i10£111111111tt11 TltJW ... iow1 of two tchool diSictl bood hSea to 1upervlfor1. ~· =-·~~~~~~~~;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;~;;;;~ii~;;;;;~~--i;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;fiiijjj ... W•v.~1-,_ .. _,..,., '""IJM" Milll.lea. DeQ&thlon evtntl_, ~· aaldtl-·~ __ _ .. , ""' ""' in addition to academic tub-: · 1::_ 1 w,_" Vll!IJroll .... W1ll1tm .._., ,A 11.,MO,OOO iuue for the jectl, w1lJ. lncludt, sptUJng, L. • r:=11 1. '"•"'•' ... :,JJ~ J. tlaipiat:rem UnUltd School writinc and converaatlon. • ~ c:r:J: MtrM ~ (,. MerrlR DI.strict went to the Ualted '1Much emphul1 will be NO w ~ l ... -~ . Callfornla Bo,i>ll at 4.116 per-. ,ivan tho atilllt, to. com• J , ~"::n1E.c~r'!t~:.0+= 1. cetJt other bidden were tbe municate," Dr. Petertori • l"Nd'Homme • 1ald. 0Knowled&e of a 1ubo eo:~~" E••'* n 11rti.r1 Al'" Beck of America • n d ject: ,by lteelf u not enou,ah. Secllrity Pacific Natlooel A peraoq m111t be ab!o to .Fire Calls 'Bonk. communicate that !'~ I! •'!9 ~'!'!.>'.• '"''" 9:"'" ·A '200 000 Loi Alamltos knowledge." ~r s '!' 'l'Ht~~'E';t'N~ ''·~· H. h•I •••c11 . c_o_,,,_1 vi•trlct Lsue went •t Ten 1ub1'ec_ta will b • lnl, «I. of S1nl'.1 Alll. ll'd Ht~ t:511~1!1. W~Y, 1\tlkoPftr o.l'\;LllAI .., II) •IPlw. ». « H"'1flntton a.ot11. ,, 11 Surfside • covered In te1ta with 1,000 ..... u 10: 11.m., u.....,. Sumi.to an even bi~ rate, 4.985 pofn•· possible for -·Ject S{iT• . ~tl:.:!_L-P111.1 _!4.1 Wnlmtllltw k ~ F"' "' ~ •ft-•J"cti. -1J:u P.m. woc1n1$C11y, tMC11e11 •Id, percent to the Ball' of scores in e•ch. r n I , ~· )ol, FU1terl"'1. 1.ih Stred 111d tMdl 80Ul1V1rd . • · -I'~ E. 1:11 11.m., moid~1 •kl, 1»:11 Eitw••.. America. The on1"' other Students will compete In , 32. of """'1 t • •nd St V e2te Jo Or • 20, of ounttl~ 1 ;«1' 11.111,. OWi! flrf, l»DI Wl'lifMY bidder WU Security PeciflC three diviaiom: averqe JMAA Wl~Ks -.._rrv D•~ 12:~~m. Thllnct.y, ,,..,. 11 .. , 16a National. ~ 1tudent, rapid · learner and 61• of 11 v" ... """ lnil Tr1t11. Avt. Ii ll bl AM ., L.IMN a..m. """",,.... ktdl Rising bond·UUrest rat.ls, e:lct!p ona y capa e. I Elt -~AULD~.,,! Eu-In••· t :SJ i.m. ~..,,medic.ti •kl. IM2 1 ........ ..__ indicated, tttate The event ii acheduled for '!1 tr.:• ""'· 111c1 1D11rt1 L. Auld, J:~ .• st. mNk1t 11d, t1JS "" to...,_ ~;;;0 Jn fJDanclal Nov: 29, tartattvel1 at Bo ls a yw_l · ~~~~-."itd-~t.,.f; s:Gt,~!1~~i1r•, wos• o1 s.r1ntctt1e circles that approval by Chica High School. T.iNSliv ".ta'1i,.fti 11: -~~ 1o:Ti ,.:.~ ...!t:r"11c1, Surt1i.. voten of the proposed Peblr1on stressed that the i..-Tint.In, o1 H11ntlrt11# 1'111n1111t Vlllt'r d "-di·•·•--· ~" -' th ~•nd DonM l."""" Snl.,.,., tl. s.20 '·"'· w.dne&c11y, car ""· s.~ Wat 1 on Amen men t uu·1:1e '"&6WIUI ""' .,v1 e n.."'1'1r. ~1"° Fr-•' .out11bound •t Eu.;lld (PrnnN:iti.on 9) durlne the averaae 1fudent a chance to M .. It J;,O'Jlt!t11-~:£t .... ,. N....-t IMdl -r-.1.~-t,e d } c• • O'sl'flll. ,.., « 7:t7 '·'"' T"'1rld•'· service cin. 111 NC1V. 5 feneral 9.111n,;uui1 compe an exce . , Mercury S1vln11 oow offers ho1111 hnpi'ove1111nt loans up. to $5,000 and elcht Y••ll 1t low rat•• ind 1m1ll monthly P•J· 1111nta. Inquire 1t Mercury S.vlnp ind loin Aaaoclatlon. Bueno Pork Office: 827-2320 Huntincton Beach Office : 540-4050 • funds ••;n Interest from dete of 1 · reetlpt. funds 1ecelved by th• tenth of the month 11m lnterut from tt11 fltlt. lnt1111t compounded d1f1y- bonu1 account. available. MERCURY . SAVINGS •nd kian.auoel1tlon. MIM Offiet1 '814 Knott Ave., 8ue111 P1rt On Knott.11t1r Lincoln IQinll Offlct1 1lm'i . l"LVN~.-=....ltltll•nl c~ Htl~ Al:i11-.. wiould Nb• seriou• ques· The event ii sponsored by 1 ... -. lt. 1 111 ~, oir· 'G"I •:• '·"'· wfdnelclo"6 rev111, H•rtior -~ll~ooa~~·~b~o!u~t~tllo~~-~~::':_~t~b~e~O~r~•:._•~g~e~C~o~u~n~t~y~_!'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==:~:'.".'.: : _ 11:."';_~, • ,,~'::!,n1,::.~tto~m-..,'~"en. elpll(.'6ty of ICbool diltrk:U. Aa.demle D t cat h Io ii Ill 141,Nll>etan f. , 1!1d $Oriti An• Riv« brtdol ,,.. "I 111 a • •:If 1t.m.. tr-.ti fl,., l..,.. Mid 7112 £dl1111r AYI., H11ntln1to11 Baich Across frOlll .Tht lnllwty Shoppfn1 canter ~A • COLl Ml -l 1rl't" 0. f'oMmu St1=kh, .O, I~ C11r1 I!. ColllM, 1:5' .. m .. fire l-tlg1tlon, 1"° S.'111 •~Lif ~fl' -..?i~.':.'M.".:"J'; PAiNWAw., Wl f "*-Jm; ,,. r.:r.:i:~· ..... •. ... st°'rs "*"'" SJ.-d LOI Allmltol, Ind Toul"I .... t'Olldllcftd Mondoya •!Id !~ It. Siii-.._ II L.191.1,.. l"o1d1Ya ffl' tchaol Cl .... of ttflll sMi'Wtil!11:s • l"flllUNS -UNI A. ,,. 111'11 Ind llfolol' -otMr .,.. ~ ..n. "' a-11•1<!11 111c1 11nl11tl-cf 11 le•rllwl -"""' Mlnlllll AJID P.rlllnt,. :u. et _ .i. lnt.r.led ,,_ !!ID" all Ml. ~~l;rl1~'fWAltOO _ Tollll Gl•v~ Oudltr ltkh, '-1241, l!~I. 211. G~{'' fl MJllbrfi, 11'111 Hlflttt• 0. ~.'Tl'!, sz. ... ·~ ''""'· HAeN • AND It -Chrftlwilltr ~ n Minon. I , of N-1 , 1"'1 TDllYI Alldl1'Hn. 11. et I" ~1.~FASSfNFEL T -J1vl~ Allin -"~ii~·~'· ;·~;;-n~•-""'Jr .. ~.n~ M~O • GEA~IN·-J• L.-l!Mnicllt. , 1 l"at1t" txlo>"H G«rln, 31, of Hun11n.ion .l.N~· Divorces Firm Gets Road Bid SANTA ANA -~ $257,1&4 contract for constz:ucUon. of umvni, DriVe between Culver Drive and BarranCa Road was awarded to Sully· Miller Clo. of Orange by Ille Boan1 af Supervisor11 Wedneoday. Sully-Miller was t h:e lowest of six bidders oo the 2.14 mile project. The contract includes widening and reconlitructi.on of the existing roadw.,-, con- struction or a new roadway , new dl'ajnage facilities plus curbs and gutters. The Irvine Co. donated the land and v.111 absoro 1110,000 of the Cost. Phone 540·7131 HARBOR CENTER 2300 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA THE RAMSGATE Aiittiorized RCA Factory Service Thh •P••lier 1y1t•m 011p•nd1 th1 hori•on1 of hlth nclellty In homa c•f'I••'• at1r10. Tin 1p•tk1t1 ''' u11d in •II: two t l•f'lt II" woof•rt, four wid1·•"11l1 ••pon1ntiel horn1, pl111 foitr ] Yt '' twe•t•n . s •• 1.c1 ch1mb•r1 pr•vicl1 • cu1hi•n af •"' which "" com•• • pn•11m11ic 1111p1'n1len for th1 woof•ri. And 1!11c1 the 1ou"4 c•m•t •"ly from th• front, there b "• l•w fr•qu•ncy CIA• c1ll1tl•f'I froll'I b1ck w1v11, Thi1 do1l9f'I 01111,.1 cleo11 •tt•41ic tntl rl•1111, vlrtv1ll-, ll1wl•11 tr1ni1"t r•1pon10 '"d 111rrb reprocl.uC• ductlon of •vn fhp d11p•1f 0•9111 p•d1I "ot11. Thrill to tit. ol1ctrifyin9 i111p1ct of RCA't fin 11t 111d 111011 p•w· 1rful Solid St1t1 1+.t'lo 1111plifi1r. 011i9n•cl for th1 1'•rfect{o11ilt, thi1 111i9hty unit cl11iver1 '" 1we101111 oucll• P•-r ef 100 pook 'W1tti. S11ch omplifl•t tfr•"tfh p•r111ltt tl•fif'llti.,. o.,.r1tle11 et low vol11m1 l•••l1 10 tti1f •1ch i~1"11,.,.nt'1 11nl111u• t{mbre ''"J b• di1c1•n•d. A't th1 11m• ti~•. the ompliner hot pow•r '• 1pore for th1 molt th11"cl•rou1 cr11c111cl •• AmpllR.r fr1q1tlf'ICJ re1po111• i1 IO to 10.000 cp1 with 1111 tho11 .1" clhtorlt•11 1t n•rm1I tit• *•"int lovel1. Hum '"cl 111111: 71 clb h•law rt'i.cl e1tp1t. Stereo chtn"1I 11p1rotlo11: JI t1• 1t 1,000 ,1,1, •• s.hd Stott efflcl•n•f -o lllM• to l.vm •Vt, 11• ho1t preh 1m1 II• werm•vp ••it. A11I ltCA "Miii c•ll'JIO' clr-c1ih r•ploct elcl·f••hf.-M "htftl wlrhtt '' I• tlorlfl• of PMtlW• tr.t.ol.le •ll'•ft f• 0111r• l•11t1 UM •ntl cltl"llHI• el.I• ,.rferi.011c1. b tl•-ocl .., •• ,.n ••• t1n1ltft"1ly '"' •• 1 .. 11.n. r. Ktetf'I •ift 11•iH olMI boo1f 1l9~tl•fH!lll119 JI•"''· thl1 11111lfty ,.,.., •tnpl..,. , t.t1I of 111 j,f 1t1911 lfetir fftf" fM, tw• f•r AMJ 111111 t1i11H ~F ....... lonclwltlth •f 200,000 cycl•1 •1111r. m••lrllunt ,M "'-•••11t"f r111po1111. lole"c•tl flywheol "mtitr to11if'lt mok11 1t•· .. ti-••'! to .. ,., ••• •11 u ow4ff ,orti•111 ,.ef th cll1I. "Slt111f u,.,,.,~. oiltem1tic1lly 1wlkht1 •• 1tr•1191r ll'IOl'l•pll"•nlc Ht"•' wfl.11 nolM 111f11f"Yt"•• 011 Wt1k FM Storeo hr•olc11h.. lvllt•ll FM •IMI AM 111t1111111. • • TOYS-HOlllES-STAnONERS T liilg Drowsy by Mattel ...... --·. ,,...,...~ ' . . .· ,.:. . ' .. · ,.. ""' . ~ -~ • .. ,. ti lllffertint •!MPY·_ time "hr ..... 1sr• tall. ~r· ''°' ......... •••r· 4 91 mate. ftog ... .00 value • Jewelry KIMes Ytur chofos , •• plft, rltlg, oh•rm· Fun for. the little l1dy ef the howe. A lovely ••r• 47c Aa9. •t.40 Yalu.. firowilg Saly .. ._ Th• doll that really oropa! First, llWs a awwt, youna U1lng ••• then •he changu Into a llttk rnlu. l 97 ft.,, 17.00 Value. • Lldy Locket Kiddies Ma"'I'• onlr 2 • Jnoh ta 11 J•wel•r locket fram•I ft .. I l'fft.d hair. Lovely per90n- .. 1tty. Weani a locket or open •ntf play separately. 93C ..... 11AO Y•lue, · Doll illll Cradle • il Ylftyl HU cornea with Ma,.. kat. Complet• with bottle. In w fl It• plaatt. rooklna cradle. 1 99 Reg. N.47 Y.11lue. • Little Kiddies All •tyke to chC,oq from . .Jl Inch•• tall. l•ndabl.. POI• abte. Comb and brush her •• ,,, 1.57 Reg. "2-11 Vallie. Voit Voley Bell or Basket Bell 111...., ''""· Offlclal al•s and w.tghtl A real aavlnt• at thle ) 99 price! fte9, 15.50 value • lloll'd 'fiilnes Your choloe 81rble • Gontle Ben. Colorlul dl"'*"!Mona ef competitive fun. Thre•-D pla1tlo game board. el 97 Reg. ".00 Yalu,. • TllRler Slrelk ··-Ama•ln1 auper-faet hyct,... foll. A rubber powel'ld rao. Ing tcy that goes ysar·round on water, under wat•r, o" land, IOS •r anow. 1.88 fteg" 13.47 Valw. ' ........... Y•lw 9.99 OJllN/DAYS,A WEEK ~KASH :N KARRY! DAYS ~=!!~~D rtHCIS EFFICTIVI OCT. J THRU OCT. 7 I I L UIHf Ofill COUl'ON .. ClfSTONb DI. SIUSS -NNllS IOOlt: ..,_ ... ..,...._FR..,, .... 1!!.._..... lilii· wn '&1i ~ 'lrl · ·now• COUl'ON 'AUi ~. J.1 I ·1 ,-UNJT ottl nw.i ... ~STOMD -, I I 1 IAllll C:LOTHIS I L FREE'.., __ ... ,.. • "'""":.:!. FREE! uwn ONI c:r~N ,.. CUPOMlt COUPON WAUD OCT. J.1 ,-----------LIMrt ONI nllil I'll: CVSTOMU : _, $2 OFF! i..:X!:"'s: LIMn OMI COVf'OM .. CUSTOMD --, I I L __ co~~Al~ ~ ,,~ _ -' ,.. ' '>. ., ' " K81111tr's "Rex'' ' s fMt klrw. s feet bit Mm )'1)111' own 1110n1!1r, f1111 for •II qu S1t.M t.r .. 7.97 '"'-"""toyt•ft ....... pm•••~ ... ., .• •'-de BIW, "-loft llld ALL ··--· lbettilrt.s aot licW. ... __ Ill -ltt .•• llfl1m. • EX1M 10 '*" !-l.97 ..... GAS STATION . , -~ ...... II ,_ fw M)'t ... t lrti, ~ .... CM. ..... lllHt, ... ,..,., llpt, --....,, ... . ' i.99 TYCO BOOSTBI SPECIAi. :-:Z':t=: ~ '*" b•~ -.u_ •. 97·'. •1 ... t21.oo v.i.. ......,. __ IW Shlclent Chemistry Set hi .. llf UM wittJ Oftr JOO experintrlnb. CoMplete liri .. dltnllclls, test tubes, 111111-111~ blst ropl$ Ind eqiri~ -$5.00 , ... , 99 0..ly -.. ! MAmL 'JOY SALE LOWIST PllCIS ANYWHERE! Twlit 'II T--. Doti --.. 2.47 Moti,I --·"" Tottl Doll ·------··-----1.J7 -!"*!! ···-·· .. ····-·····---·-·-2.'7 T~ HeH ""''"' __ ....... -.. -... 2.tt Twist I T.. PrioMJe Doi .. -·-··-.2.47 1111,,., Sc1tter w ................. -1.n ----s.ft._2.tt• -· -si-e c.. -2.'9 c..u.-. Mesa•• -· ..:._t.n 50% ' . . . • . ---' T~ing P..,ets .. M ..... •u11 Bunnr, Po,41,., Off tit lee the .. Wizard, Dr. 0.... little. They MY 10 different things. A ml value at this prl... 2.99" fteg. t7.00 Value. Don'f Splll The Beans Put ths bean• Into the pot. then a•t ready to play this' game of aklll. Two or mo~ ohlldren can play • , all -- ~!~ '3.50 Valus. 1.76 voodoo Doll Game A n-TV game. Take tums. 1tlcklng pins Into v o o ct o o doll. Hix your nelghbol'SI A aam• of fun by lcho. 2.26 per. Reg. '4.50 value. · Baby Crawl-Along She crawls llke a real babr. She can 1lt, sleep, move Mr a""s, leg• and head tn any po•ltlon. latter)' poweNd. A ~·' ... utyl 10 92 Rig. 122.00 Vak/e.. • 4-Transistor Set of 2 Wallie Tciliie ... ,J!·00 .... llP ID 214 lni&u. ~ . IJllP(lft9d wtlllr 1111111 11 t 9 99 ~! Better)'. Fully INi'I"' , TIPPY TUMBLES "" llMCO . . ' { ) ,.. .,.. .. . ,·$.'-°t';?~ Shi slb ..,.....mndt Oii lier lllMd! DDel I lronl ftp, a ........ and.., ... ...._. ml tctillll don 9.87 .... $20.00 Val" Onfy 106 Cartom Board Ketvrll wed With "' & ~ .. sips. Colflete .... ~ ..... $ti :.., 5.991 :!"PIECE KITCHEN SET '~· ·1 . ~ -. ' -. ! ElECftlC FOOTBALL by TUOOlt •· ...... ''"''0 "' tff ... , Set IJI *"· .. tlltll IWtlctl .~···· ....... A I 11111 Wltdl tf6 q c.,i.te Hl ' .... ti.ff v.... .., H.O .ftOP Mimi SET •J n10 C11111l •I• tit o.tf llltlllfnl ... , ,, .. ~,. h i•· 12 81 .. , ......... -Intl, '••t· • ................... ----· • HB ro-1. Ott°"' J, 1968 DAILY l'ILOf JJ ,,.,,__. ....... --<! ; a;::• Rus~· Building Mediterranean Sea Po~er ' LONDON CtJPn -l\uula c:wrles 3 O lltll<oplen, s-. IA Ila lolat rtporl Ibo U.S. Polaris !)'po and alroady In Illa Jle4Jtor-bt oqllppod with l!lldoll bu 'lulell1 built up ber wicltrocorlnl tb• S••ht 111icl tbat a .. ., clAn ol copablt ol clft'7!oc I& r-an II not -wltb m_.. A -ilovto& 111vol -Ill> In t b • lltrWCIJll' In • r e a 1 Io I Duci.w powered l>elllstic missiles l<r ••-led llr· •oY dogrff1ll certaln\1. W..,. -bel -Modi-to tla IDOll dollp .., PMtef moblll\1.' --.,.1q SOVl•t 5llb-Ing, Is now coming Into Tllo h~ earrior Jo. OOiDrlNb..4 lor a a r 17 powvflll lm1 llnct Illa __ Tbo:.;;;...:loltl:;..:lulo;:;,,;..:lor;:;.;S..:lntetic.;;..:::;.:..·_...n;...:;..:n..:"..:•..:rqh_.=..,;1y:....:11_m_n_ar_to_..:wv::..:.:l..:ce..: • ...;Wb;...:,eth..:•::r_tb=•Y;...:;"..:'......;cid:.;..:•n..:tall=~..:li;,;roportod..::..;..:..:..:allo=-'°=..:-=::..:· ------ cruclel Mldout -lut '. -• ... " , , , ' , • .. .. > ' ' • ' ' ' , . ' """' ; ,. • , Sign•p Satardap ' ~ .n I y .... Brttlah dtftllt npom _ _,_ Molly ot R-'t 11111- m arine1 1n. tbe arta now oarry guided -and • ~•econd-IW>marino d.o p o.t ship has -brought Into tbe Mediterranean, mMtna the Soviet neet Jncreuioilf a peimanent fix.lure la tlii ""'· , 'l'hert are now man than 66 Soviet war1hlp1 ln th o Medlt<rranoan. Moni ~ the uni.ti are more .....nu1 tban bt!<re ond 1fu!re are olina 1blt Moscow lnlendl to furtllar slreltith• lier n a • a I presence 1n the Med:iter- rlllell!l, tbe ~ oallL Russia now b&I o n. 1 cruiser and 10 dl"10J'Va in the Medlterruoall, a 11 equipped witil m 111 l le s . The Dav.al P""eDCe of the l>ovlet also. Includes 10 --. ' ' ' 'T ll ball CJ s marines. The exlitlq aob-. l -0 ey ass et marine depot &blp bu been ~ bytlio addlt.Jon :; ot • llCOlld .... pointing In < F H . G. I thevlewoldel-•quar\c1 ~ or untingtOD ' Jr s ~,~:.!':"Jb=~~~ :· m·arlne fleet ~ Girll 1n fifth grade For n)ore .lnlcrma.tion, Defense uperU atbacb sp- ,:-;,. throuib b1gh edlool can sign contact Bobbie Sweger of eci:al importance an. d --"'Up Saturday for competitive tht Huntington Be a c b signifioaq:e to ·the preteDH -volleyball teams in Hun-Recreation and P a rt 1 late],y ~ a hellcopter lbip tn tingtoa Beach.' Department, w b i c h · ta the Mediterranean. Parents, too, who want to sponsoring the competiUon, ~carrier Mostva wb1ch ~ach the girl's te~ms are .... =a=t=536-=25=73::!.======am==ved;•;,:oly:;:;:::;ll::=,da;y,:• ="'°=.'I ~ ged to sign up during tht,r ,;.oo: registration period. ~ Fifth and sixth gi:ade gir-11 :: who woukl like to play in ~ s-pony tail league should. &P ~'° µp at Marina High and Hun· ~ tington Beach High Satur· ~ tlay at 1 p.m. , ·Oet! • Youna Mis s volleyball : teams, for girls 1n seventh ·• and eighth grades, will form ~ ... Saturday at 9 a.m. at JI Marina High and Monday at ~ 5:30 p.m. at the city gym, -x 16th St. end Palm Ave. ~ High school girls wlJl be ~ forming ~ ~ff team.a .;. at the Marina High gym ~ Saturday t.t 9 a.m. :~ Persons wanting to coach .;:: one of the team.a •t asked ~ to choose wttlch age a:roup ·:r.. they would like to work with ..... and s1J11 up wltll tlloae girls ·-?~ Jrhen they do. ~ (!' ! , Kids Like to ~ .,,. .,., :o:• .,,. ~ 'Aile >.ndy' I' FrM Criaft DemonlfnltloM Afternoons & Evenings $5. J:lold1 1ny Biko 'Ill Dec. 24th. 300 llKIS TO CHOOSI flOM WAIHll MON.IPIL~ DAILY... x SUM. 1W • -I .,... -;! ~""" --;..>.! ""' .. , (lo";, ·~ ~ N~T·MHA [)4,,.-s" 4.T M4.gN.:U-S4.~llllt7S ocroom 1•1() -... -,;:,._. ""' .... ,.., ->IP.:c "" ~ ... "" ... ·~ ""' 1!4! "" -~'!'!" ... ... , ... "" "" ;,,.._. ~, ~· ,,. "" ,.. ~, "" ... ,... ~ ... s:~ ~ -... . ,. ~,. "" .... .,.. "'' )<• ,..~ s.·l .. .... .... ~~ ::;: s.~ -... --... :,.;4 ~ .. ... ,,~ ... - -- Coma In And See Otrr Dispby of Old N""1>0fl M• Photographs! The Harbor AIM hu a hundred Y'"' of colorful hl1tory, and Marinen Savings hu arran1td with the ~ewport Stach and Costa Mesa Hbtork:al Societies for a visual reminiscence of Old Newport-O>st> Mesa am. Nearly 100 photol"Phs will be on display at Mariners Savings. October 1 • 10., lend Your Old Photographs and Help Re-OHie NOfdN~-· If )'OU hM old Pho4iotuaohs ol any part of tho Harbor A(M and wish to mako thorn aVailable to tho Hbtorlcal Soc!otl•, 1Htn1 them to Morinen s.vlnt!' r,.,... October 1 • 10.'"" Sodllla wtll copy them, 11tve you a credit line, and add them to thtlr permanent Historical Collection. If yaur photo Is....., cl11played_ or reprotJuced1 you will receive credit In print u the owner. M1rinen Sa>lnp and loon Assodotlon Westcllff at Dover. • Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 • Phone: 642-4000 ·• Mondiy.l'hunday:9:00omto4:00pm m F"dly: 9;00 om to 6:00 pm. ' ' t • • .. . . .. ' . . • • , • . • , \: .. t. l: .,. ... ,...,.~ ... . . .... ,,:. ..... ~· ., ~-, •. ~ .... ' !. -. • ONCE-A~YEAR S.ALE! CREST LONG-SLE·EVE SHIRTS . . . .. \ ' ' . ' . BUY FOUR FORTH~ PRICE .OF THREE bo'x of four, · 22.50 reg. 7.llO each 11gw·• ner, , , 1ew wllb p11t llllll• lllin. This Is our greatest ~hr..! Ille ~i\'-ms' OWn shirts are fameus for ftne qu1llty, coos~uction al!lj nt. And, all are permanent-p(ISMd, ~-c1r1. Dacrai• polyester and:totton that spins or drips dry. You nel'lr iron lhlml Full-spread colllll . styJe with FrenCboJ:uffs In Bronze Gold,'BeJgian Blue, Turf Green or Clari!. Seml·sprtad ~~liar style with French cuffs. in white. Spread collar, button-cut! in white and medium shades of blue,-crun or eold. A ~rfect opport111ity lo *1!1111 yow""**• er to buy fllr clfl·sfvlnf ln'llll fllillth• Jheltl, Sm fcr·Mtirl • p u mS' -~ .... . • . " • • ' "l'lewport Center · tl'Fasbion Island • 644-2200 • Mon., Thurs., Fd.10:00 till 9:30Ollerdays10:00 811 s:rtY (• ' • > I '! ' l I l ' .nw~.hi~ .-htkil i maAk.. ·~·~ ~"1;.JLJ q.~ ffu41 D BEfORE ' ., •• c::i ' ' . ' .. . ' . . . . ; ' . . . ' lt\~dbU.. v~~-' ~, • ~---------~----- @.:a.I l ~r..Y f . . ~-: . , ,,. . ' Dr. Alan R. Solomon, new chaim)an of UCl's art de. partment and director of the .art gallery, will be guest o( hono• at u:e CJPening ~ala bt'1!1e ,Univer~\Y Gallery·AJso. . _dates. .., , r A cocktail recept!OI> 'b being given for bim tomorrow evenillg In the llaSUM jleaCh home of Dr. and Mrs. Clayton I , GarrisOni Dr. Garrison-ts1 the dean of UCl's•Scbool of fi'ino Arts. . ' : I 1 Ail!Olliates chairing the affair are Mrs. Henry Valen· - -tine.-c-Mrs,JV.illlJun_Jahna1 illd-in1';1ad guests Include I ' J:'=':" of~~.~•, a~ f~IY:~d personal friends of the I <'J>o· to: )>e intri>dueed fnd h!>nored will be new mem- ' bers ot the, art l!iculty;,'Ilonald Dµdley, Robert Irwin, Ed· I • I J I j_ I I t I ward Moses, P_<W-Chun:ll •. Willi'!ID Holmes, William Inge and F. (iowl .. ~ckland. . . Dt. Solomon is mori noted fyr bis work as director of United Slate'i ~~Vili.Ofl ai:t µbjbit.llt· Eipo '67 .in Montreel. . A 'free lan~ art consul~, lecturer and writer, be wa( consultam aDd wrjter for the'national educa'l(onal te!e-v'islOri ~Im' s'ebes .. ~·tr~ S. A.: Pairiters," from October 1965 to June, 1966. He also received the impressive recognpion as --U.s~-CommisSiooer Of-the Venice Biennale in 1964. · Dr. Solomon rec¢ved his AB at Harvard where he gradu'ted mft..gna cum Iaude aod bis MA and PhD at Har .. van!. G111dllllll: Schoql. His memberships include Phi Beta KapPa aM College Att Association, while honors and awards include the Detur prizl'.! and Sach·s Traveling Fellowship. -Other credits Qf._~rofessor Solomon· ar:e director of the Jmsh Museuin·in New York, 1962-64, visitjqgprofessor at -Clqrnell .University Scl!ool' of Arelliteetuie in 1963 \u)d was "r~~ble fo~ i¢tia'ting the. White Museum, of Att at Cor- ne,11. University where he was director from 195S-61h . · ' ~ , Dr. Solomon has arrpged more than 200 exhibiti,ons .over the past 15 years, and he now ·ta working oo UCI's first . gallery show of this s~son, whic;h will be Assemblage' in Callfornia scheduled to open Oct. 15. Chairman of the associates board of .governors is Mrs. Thomas Wilder and vice 'chairmen is Mn. Jahns. Anyone interested in associates membership is •d\Cised to call the · olfice at Ille UC!, ~ ... I.. . ' f • • UCL · Faculty '!lives Take • Tea and See • ' . • •• • • IDEAS DRAWN DUT -Coordinating efforts with UC! Art Gallery are Associates Who will honor the new gallery director tomorrow evening with a cocktail reception. Discussing plans with Dr. Alan R. Solomon, directoo are (lei\ to right} Mrs. Henry Valentine and . " Mrs. Paul Darrow. • . ' People Who Care . :"" ~ssociates ·Mend · Minds IEdllol'• ·110le: Tl!l1 11 lftt 11'11 of 1 klllr·Plrl serln °" !he Mn'lclll P'rlormed by !lie Menll l HHllll Anocl11t1, I dedlClled ,,_ of volunlftn """''"' unNr !IW dl..ctlon ot !flfl Mlnl1I HMllll .t.Qocllllon ot Of'll'lll• CounlY. wlwlH dutln lncluds ITl•n- 111111 11'11 1Ulelde ,_rot\litnllon te~ I~ ~rlll1 ln!l<Yel'lllon c..-iter.I By JOD!AN HASTIN S Of ""' Dllltr ~llilt ltltf The Crisis Intervention Center, with its very important suicide prevention telephone, currenUy is squeezed into a room that ap- proximates an oversized closet. Located adjacent to the emergency room in the basement of the Orange .County Medi- cal Center, the CJC provides here and now help for people temporarily unable t'o cope with distressing problems ranging from po- tential sliir:ide to inability to face a new sit- uation. The room contains two desks, a stack of shelves bulging with books and records, tele- phones, and the only coffee pot. Jt is a hub of activity. Strung aloog the hall are Identical of· fices which house th e professional staff and offer privacy for counselin g sessions. NEW QUARTERS The entire staff of psychiatriJts, psych<ilo- gi.St.S, 'psychiatric social \V<>rkers and volun- teers iiS -looking forward to Februart'wben hopefully new, and more spacious, quarters will be completed. vices of the medical cente., CIC is headed by Dr. Arnold Deuisch, staff psychla~t. Admitting that not all volunteer& are suit· ed to wofk in the crisis center, Dr. Deutsch and Dr. Carl0< Munoz, chief of psychiatric Outpatient Services, catalogued .the many aer· vices w h i c h can be Jlf"ll>rmed by Mental Healthi.Associates. VARIED DUTIES Volunteers and funds are needed to staff friendship centers providing a first step re- entry into society for formerly 'bo6pltalized patients. The half-way bouse6 will provide ooeial contacts, recreation and group therlpy for ptj<>ple readjusting to the otress aod strain of everyday living. Friendly people t.o work in 8UCh a center would offer support and understanding aod a place to come back to during the teadjwt· ment, explained Mrs. Richard Tallman, a member of the committee for program de- velQpment of the ·friendship center. , MEND MINDS . .., -· • Clerical help, volunteers to drive j)atients and baby-sitters t.o entertain their young. chil~ dren while th ey attend oounseling tesslons, people t.o ,iµyange entertainment or d~ute in the hospital -the list seems endless: · . --. ... • • •• • To acquaint wives Of new UCI st.aft members-with tl>e univemty a.ncf iis •·aetiYlties the Faculty.staff Wlv,es of UC! will stage varied events throughout the year. Th.e first will be a welcome tea f&r newcomers from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, in the Dover Shores home of Mrs. Daniel G. Aldrich Jr., (left) wife of the chancell or, who welcomes, committee members (left to right), the Mmes . Edward F. Cava· naugh, Neil Bershad and stuart Krasner . , Sustained by Short-Doyle funds and"do- natim,s: from area groups and ind.ivlduals, the center bas tunctioned successfuHy for 18 months: · - A part of the Psyclllatric Outpatient Ser· Adopting the theory that Minds can Be Mended, .the Mental Health Assoctatloa Deeds all the help it can get from oyrnpathetlc peo- ple within the community who are willing to give of themselves to ·help othen-ceml>at-the. strains implosed_ by ;imply llvinc -~;:. • ' ' • I ' . D~ndruff <;auses .Fal·~jng :Out Between Husb~nd .. a·nd ·W~:~ . -. -. . . DEAR ANN LAND~• ..Uk around · and let me know If 1 en. tile oo1y woman in file world who ia"mari'itd to ' ' My btoU>er and tread al>Dut Alali!en organization. It changed our Uveo. -don 11 that Mio ~ nry. Tiie i.. . In your tolumn f,wo, YMRI ~go, W• As~ ~ J!ER BROTHER, fonnaUoa ,..,. .... Q,ia ,_ pabllo iUCh a kook. 1\IJI hJ~band . (f g& 31) . thinks se~ le tile ~qre fqr. ~erything ~'J insomnJa: :r dJ p.r e 1 • i o•,,,. worry.,_ ~ . ~- .I ~ ANN LANDER S were in need of help but :tamell\ID DEAR g AND B! You ukl ti lloller ltbruy. Or ~oa l\U Ooll aty ~ Tiie • lbJ• I eeald aod 1 .thas• e T .. 111 Male,lllal-leaoy·-ot-11 ge to a rneetin a., Finally we e(\d<d it '\ whO ...,. 'Ale ten tlloUld ' Iii the· Ille Mle ::;.:· h<artbum, h<adache -l••f"illline It,. · · -. l<ast night ..,.,· Ille loll -· He ' d'ecided sa: also wU a chtt for di.a· alb me U k:r-'ll,U1bud' '1 null or It drulf. . ' ,. ' llle1l~J"91ways ~ ... 'h<r tbal abe Thil ii Mi --~. ..lkted .... ' •. cauaed by --.. Sn ;. ,llil .61 I•,_ Hlllaod .,\.g ,., aa an .....,teat reluer }<noWn 1o man. U be . t~ lo~ -J • -~u . were more ~1M·•oukht't-hete .--.--~ ::nu1.u , W.JJ &0 much dandillff. Iii t dU111ur '11111.-it·--M: ..... -fOt tome'. II.Ing? t.a my responsibilify to help rid him of . Sez eu and SHOULD b~ • a~·:ort\ve, hls ten&iOM. A reduction In tenslOn ple11arable part of o ::irrlt•e an1 means a reduction tn dandru!r. 11 he whlle It may c'so be 1 · • r ""f'". a nuts or 1 am f ..... MRS. CURE ALL flu1b1Dd tbould not have to a:ik for ti DEAR MRS.: Wbt.otver a womaa· 11 a care for 1ometblllc. ' ..... eilller Alaleen or tne ~~bbJe -• Mione,boel Or''!flle to A(.A .F•mll.fl· " . , 1 _ , , • •• so we wen~ _ ,1.>"' • J · · G~uptfl,.4qMrier1, lot. P. 0. Bo1i When ~ Un to DE~R A•~• LANDERS ·. In.th• -1 The welcomo· we got ·~· fftgh\eat ... If!, MadlMil SaM SllUoa, Ne\I -~·· ',inbrOc .. '1'! ,It love w "" • '"" Evory kid there made •• f~I ri st Yerk, N. Y. uoil. ~ ~l Send for 11e li0otiei "LQ)lo lew eaj-1 .you bave urged kids J'h• boine. • Willlout aayin( a word, wt • ,,. ., Sex and How to ~ 1be Di(· have prilcob'o,_' .Li~, par, enU to join. ~a tee n. knew they under1l'Ood •bat we were ~f ~·-'""'°""' ~--~ My brother ~ l 'ar• l't'• of th~ llld> going through becllus; tliey were DEAR ANN LANDERS: -.. . "< -...,,...,_,. -•' IJ1~ waot to \')I, you 1'ilal1!,djd (or us. going Wlroulh the aame tpmf My Ill rig!K away If tllere'a • atole ~ IOoa. llild a ..... a:.:S':l: • Ki<k ,ftio5' parenta doo't dri nk csn bn>lher •nd 1 trained sl<':Pi'1' and • llrl ol 14 <.,..,. in•-1 cas ln&rT7 ~ slap "lit ~.·A' per:'On who tiu not COUNft Wt alto ,galJMld, an un· a inaa of 16 without theirp&rtnll' eon. . reqttelt.i .-• -~ lived with 1cr:!amlng, beatings. broken derstanding of alcoholism that took senl We need this lnformaUon fut. IO Ann Linder•~ be a1a4 to tMlp ;.. f ~-;:, hle.rk 'eyes, knoi:ked out tee' .1, away a lot ot the hatred and bit-hurry It up, -lN ~ AND CAN'T , 'Mth-your JX'(>blems. Send-llllQ. to Mr r>.>li-:e at the door, bill collectors , the" ler!!e_ss. WAIT. -lD care of the DAILY PILOT~ ucJo1£. whole ugly bit -'can't believe there is Please continue to e nc ourage DEAR IN LOVE: My 1dyt~ 111 to i.nl a 1tunped. tel!...sdr•••i • auch a living hell. ---·.' _,.... to join 1hiJ wonderful ferset II bot tbe uawer to JOV q.... volope. • i J 'l ' ' . . . ::.:luau Lures B'nai B'rith ,. :::. . : Offmng a tribute to a Tiki gocUor promise of. a successful Hawai~· Luau are 'meniben of the B'nai B'rith Women, Orange Coast chapter. The es. Alan Steil),Perg,_ S\all Coh,en, Harold Jasp~r ~qd ,f\Ollald . Frank (left to ght) are 'Planning me' festivities for Oct. 12. ln 'Newport Beach home of Mr. and Mrs. Cohen. Cocktails will start at 7:30 p.m. followed with dinner, professional en- 1ertainment and dance music. Tickets are _ $12.50 per couple and reservations, duE} by next Saturday, may be made with Mrs . Frank, chairman, at 545-5270. · Arrow~ead Honeympon Newlywed~.Sel:ect Home • Mesa 1n Home in Costa Mesa following .a hake Arrowhepd honeymqon are John irr&l)- cis Maslyn and his-bride, the former Louise .Adalian. Harrison who were marritti in St. James _ ~pjscopal Church, Newport Beach. The Rev. John Ashey performed the double ring ceremony for the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Burdett R. Harrison of Newport Beach and the son of Mrs. Charles Colburn of Costa Mesa. GOLDWOJIM KNOWS WHAT GOE.S • ' ". ~iven in inarriage by her rrentJ, the bride wore her mothflr's wedding gown of lyory 'slipper satin, with a ttain. A jeweled crown caught her illusion veil, and she _carried stepbanoti.S and baby's breath. Attending as maid of honor was Miss Konni Carey of Huittington Beach and bridesmaid was Miss Pam Vreeland of Corona del Mar. Both wore pink dotted swiss gowns and carried white I <.....-4/ , ••"'Y wlu!ro In the fall • , • wool knit tailored by day, dressy by dark ••• the Jacket cmtume, lleevel'Mt sheath to accent or ,. not witb gold like chain belt , , , laplJ blbe, ...,.let, black ••• 10 to 16 ••• 76.00 baskets filled with daisies. Jim Maslyn w'8 h I s bro~r's be'it man, while ushers were Kent Harrison and Chris Fraser. A r~eption for 150 guests followed in the home of the bride's parents. Spec i a 1 guest Wlas Mrs. Genevieve Darst of Oakland, t b e bride's godmother. The bride attended Marywood School for Girls, Orange, and h~r husband at- tends Orange C.oast College. • 1401 north main .•. santa an• step out Of your car and into Patricla '1 • • .c;>lyi;npian's S,trongest fan Wife By JUDY ·llUllST Of ... O.M,-f'tlllt INlf !'•~ Weigand ii a full· linM dedlcoled a1hleto. Joins --in Sport . "1>ile'he ,..., After a long . Pilot's Deadlines .rest period and -r , · • 10,000 mei..s. lhe would fix ,'l'o ' avoid ~pp~flnent, nrospe.ctive Weddin~s, Trqths He now is In Mexico City awailing tb.e .llayak com·· pe!!4i<n llDr tile ll1411 Olym· • ~'-~~-·~ 9;_-'••ti briaes .are remindea to have tb~Ir_ wedc!ing .~ .....,,,.., --..-on sto~es 'With black and 1'hlte· gl06sy pbot~ ' wt>eo I cook," she smiled. gap)>J to !be DAIL y PILO'Il ,Boc.iety De par~ '"""· . 'Ibo e.loot, brown-haired coatende< ii married to an allr.aetlY" a$lttl>·luJ.r_e d ·-~ wl» ha1 re-mained -to conUnue her coUece. ttudlee. Menba Wfliieod ,doeln't have to "Compete"~ wltb her 'hultJand for ettemion. "She ii alway11 al'OtDJ to con· gratulate bi• viclorie1. Alld lhe -up canoeing. DuriJ1g tile newlywed months MMma couldn't see ~ of her huobancl. "He WU continually t;rainlng," lhe sighed. "So I decided il you can't ·beat tbflm, join 'em." She remembered, not too fondly, of getting up at 6 a.m. to leam. "I even wmr a medal," lhe boasted. When it's warm, tile brown-eyed wife of the Olympic star cm be seen oo Newport 84'y poddling a small fiber glaa flit botU>m -.mid! her hwband built. Reoidinc in Newport for aeveral yean, tile college coed and tbe Germ·an.born athJet.e met seven yeen ago fn W"81UrlgOOD, D.C. oo a blind date. , KAYAKER "'rs. Petar Weigand and &ci¥>oled in the East, Loncm and South America. Even though she speaks fiueot Spanilh Mrs. Weigand will not be attendint the Olympics. "I've been to Mexico several timea...and I know Ute Cit?! and where the Gamee are teking place. Rl·ght now lt'1 e mwi 's world down there. My hus- band has enougti. pressure without warryiog a b o u t me." While hef muscula r, haul-eyed h u s b a n d is representing. the U n i t e d St.ates, hks trim wife is stu-"He was attendint: George Waahington Univers1ty and I dying hotel management at was in high school.'' Jn 1985 .. Or~e C»ut College. She _th__ey_W!efe married a.nd ll_ve:d pr.ew~usly was ~lled at tn Wasllh>gton. Micltigan-S11are Umve!'Sily-, FOr traiDi.ng p u r p 0 8 e 8 She claimed she didn t they moved to Newpcrt two mind the grueling schedule yean; aeo where Peter could she had t.o follow wttile train year around. "We sold Peter was at .~e wai'ting everything. . .jumped inta for the Olympti! trials. our sports oar SDd headed This year while he trained West. We had a six-week-old extensively for the Games· puppy some Sric·a-brac and she fixed him a small meal hf& ka).ak which~ longer at 6 a.m. ''Then he"would !ban the car," she laughed . paddle 10,000 meters (mo're Moving around is· nothing than six miles) on the Bay new to 1he daughter of the before a big breakfast at 10 direetor of the Intematfona.1 <If 11." Monetary Fund of Genev11. Latef' fn the afternoon She was raised in Wales, Menna would ride her bike Couple Pick Autumn Date for Ceremony . · Mr. and Mrs . Winston We!t of Fountain Valley have announced the engace- • ' PAMELA WEST Fall Woddlnt I men! of tllelr daughlor, Pmnela West to Jen:y Bigelow of Newport Beach, 10n of Dr. and Mni . William Bigelow ol Palm Springs . The couple are pl&Illling an early fall wedding. 1be bride-elect is a graduate al La Qumla Hi1!h School, Wesbninster, and al· tended G<>lden West Oollege. She is ia member ol Beta Sigma Pbi. ' Her fiiance attended Orange Ooast College and will resume studies toward a teaching degree when he returns from Eun:ipe where he bas been traveling !Or several months. The ax1ple will. exchange tbeir vo\vs in Trinity Lutheran Church , Sant a Ana. · HB TOPS Clul:i Sa·roog 2 Gaio TOPS Club meets every Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Smith's Elementary Scbool in Huntington Beach. Winners Lead Way A group or show trophy winners will comprise the paool which will highligbt ttie meetin·g of the Orange Cbunty Branch of t h e American Begooia Society Thursday, Oct JO. The panel will discuss shade plants and will host a question and answer session at the 7:30 p.m. meeting in ttle Grange Hall in Garden Grove. \ The plant table w i 11 feature unusual speci'mens. Refreshments a,nd a social hour will follow the meeting. Visitors are welcome. I See by Today's Want Ads: e Here's a real "cool" buy!' Admiral ~rtone, 2 door refri&erator for only $00. e "How much is that .Dog-_ gie in the Window"? Why not check our "Oop .t~ Sele" set:tion. W)Uppets, Poodles, all btteda, at very fail' pricet:. e A Rental Service, needs an aH around handy • man . • Good_.....to!Mm """"""of-... e Terri5c variety in boatl! I Inbovd, out • bow6. All· lrra; your cbolce, "low tide" prices. "Peter fs very · diet c;op· --, ment-prior to or within one week after -the sclous. 'l'bU year he wanted a protein diet so I have cut ~~dding. . , . "' doYrvl on my cooking." '1 • ,• For· engagem_,nt announc~e.nts it . ts · During lai auliiriier sJie ~ ugiested~that--tlte-:--storr;!-al!H~omparued was. remiss on her wifely . l. by a black and w-hite glossy p ,i c .t u re, be ·,duties. "I worked for fbe . s~~mitted earlY:,...U the betrotha1 ·announce- fim part and then Joine"d 1···,ment and wedding date are.sllc w~ks or less my parent.. for six weeks in · ~patt, only· !be wedding p\lqtci will be ac· Europe. But I was back in · · Cepted. ', · · -· ti~ for the trials,'' she said . To help fill requirem.e~ ·on both wed· .. Qu,',ckly. dil)g apd engageh>ent stories, forrps are avail· Peter was feverish about .. able in ·an of the DAILY PitOT offices. mak~g ·t11e Olym~ic .~m." F)Jr\~'er' questfons ivill be answQr.e4 by Social While !lhe ~., YlSlli"ll her '!>/cites sWf members at 642-4321 o~ 494-9466. par~ m Switzerland Peter · · . ~ ' · lived witb his you n g er c.....-..,...--.--r---.....,.-'-...,...-.,------' brother, who intn>duced him .., • . to tti:e Sport in 1963; and bis other kayak partnjll". As far as ~e future is concerned Peter wants to live in Germany and later return to California 4nd go into business. "He has designed a competitioo Olympfc a n d dowo-river kayak which he hopes to sell here ," she said with her fingers ~. . · "He is capable of doing anything. Peter is not con- voo.tional. He a c c e p t a everyone at a moment's notice ." She considered, "I tlhlnk he's a self-made hip- pie. "Maybe in the spring he will go back to school. He studied phy6ics in college and his fattler is chief civilian physicist at the Pen- tagon," she concluded. 'Ibe Weigands are "jolly good sports" and Newport Beacll is fot;tunate to have them. . ' SUSAN TUZ Entag•d .November . Plans Told Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Tuz of Santa Ana Heights have announced the engage. ment of their daughter, Susan Jane Tuz to Francis W. McKay Jr. A Nove'.mber wedding Is being planned in the First Methodist Church, Ooita Mesa. Miss Tuz is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and attended Orange C-Oast College. · lfer liance, son or Mr. and -Mrs. Francis W. McKay of Avondale Estates, Ga ., is a graduate o[ Avohdale High School and now is serving with. the Ki .S. Marine Corps 1 -.at ·Camp Pendleton. ~ TENNIS DRESSES ............. $13°0 .. d '14" • . . $""25 TENNIS SHOES (Ladies).: .............. 1 TENNIS . SOX ......... , ...... : .... L .... , ......... 95c .. 't 21 TENNIS HATS (Ladies) .............. : ....... '2" TENNIS BALLS X76 PINNSYLVANlA ""'750 TENNIS BALLS ~~0:u" · ..................... m.'7" TINNlS RACKET RESTRINGING ................ '4°0 ••• '14°0 19·69 GOES BACKTol9C2 ':: .. • ,, ' ' with a ••• .. Pu:c~~E $5 · CC OF • OR MORE -..: 9ac VALUE'~ I .- OPEN' EVENINGS and SUNDAY . . ' . ~~~lk.fiA;~f!l'li(.· ... lfJI •. <. ' :'-'I • ·~,IHiill t ·~· lnw .. tclllfPlm-Jl'lh&lm,..-N..,,..,. . ._....',, , ToWti and CGuntry-Or-. · , ' 1111111'1 Jllllll llllll lllllJ • , •• •. • • • ". ----------------._.---. --Thwsda1, oClObtr~·-------0-41-LV-l'ILOI' Jf • Gamma Phi Alumnae ' Syf!1phony Concert~ ,. Hosting Couple~· Party Reaequaintance time sets Much of the conversation the theme for the first will coocern the Gamma couple• party hosted by Phis annual nut at.le which Balboa0Harbor alumnae of awt.s tills month. Funds Ga.Jl!Pla Phi Beta. r"11td-previow:ly b a v·e • '.Four Soloi.s'ts Listed • The Tustin home of Mr. benefited tbe A·mer·ican and Mrs. Robert J. Reese Field Service, a yearly will be the setting for the .Cbola:rship-• at' .callfornia ·-0--mat: barbecue at 5-p:m. on state €ollege-at~Lontseac Two Oran119 Coqnty awarded a --· b> membeo •ooy ,aqd b l?e- ·YOU!li m.usiclallr-will be Music. · ~ mlaaloa Ch am be,.. 8'!!>: featur"'1 aololsts w!al the Completing · ,lhe list ol phony. D.urinC jhe ~~ -will be celll>t Mary and 19 cen«!11 •be wm Symphony , Ordlestra of Looise Zeyoo, a.member <i 'Qoccbe$1'• ~llo ~ Orqe COUnty ~ season. _ the Immaculat~)foart 'Mo, · !i!L O\)DC<11' · ~ ~ l!ldMird-c.alts --take and a nun in tile order of t!le pla<ein -'nOW!y'....,.lliMd part in the !Im pair of coo-.W>macul&tiHoart of_,_. -.ebe·pman ·. C.olJ'.i I e certs, def 26anll1!1, singing • Before joining ' ttle liberol : ~· ,For ~ Ill• Matllei-'s~sonrs-e·ri e-s-, -onier,' Sb~r Ao~ .wu ~ ~~en~~ .• "IN'° "Ki.nder>lolienll!'ler." A . member ot the~. ¥geles "11"111 .<11: Y'l\"11!"'~ native of Fulle-. he WOil Phllh"1'11lpnic; and II CU(• A·~~ ·.~ 1'!1'/I~ Ibo MRS. VERNON 'NUS$Bll.llM Bermuda J)unu HOmo Nussbaum-Sanders ··Rite Performed in Georgia Dr. D. Dillon Holt of NaSbville petrorined the nuptials linking his niece, Jean Gayle Sande1>s wifb Vernon· Br8dl.ey Nus.,gbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Veroon Nussbaum of Cororra del Mar. The ceremony was read in Chapel Nine, Ft. Gordon, Ga., home of ttie bride's pareall!,. Col and Mrs. Joe Moaxwell 'Samers. Give.tr in piia:rriage by her father, the' bride wore a gown of magnolia ~te silk peau de soie with alencon tace and seed pearl trim. Her A-line skirt flowed into a train, and holding her il- lusion veil was a headpiece of lace, seed pearls and crysUili;. Honor attendants were the bride's brother and sister-in- law, Dr. and M.tw. Joe M. Sariders Jr. of San Fran- cisco. Bridesmaid& were Mrs. Mary Everitt, M.ss Kathy Lynn Suayk and Mi.. Carol . Weston. Jumor bridesmaids were the Misses J u I i e Ann Sudyk and Ann Marie RichardsOn. AU wort? Nile green dtif- fon over taffeta gowns and carried oa9Cades of bron:ze chrysanthemwns. Ustlers were Patrick Maloney, David H. Maganthan, Jaines C . Westcm. Jr., William Sudyk and Capt. Thomas W. Rat- rerree. Assi-sting at the reception in the Ft. Gordon Officers Open Mess was Mrs. Craig Sw.ansoo , tlhe bridegroom's 561.er, Mrs. Ratterree, Mi'ss Kathy Kush, Mrs. J. S. · Rush, and Mrs. A. W. Riichardson and M i s s Patricia Mulligan. Following a Jamaica honeymoon, the brioaJ. cou- ple will reside in Bermuda I>unes. .... The i ee Tattler Edltct'I HiJi.: A column. 11' ~en's Robert Zleller, 63Y,. IOP go11 KOl°fll will "'""' Meh weeit Jn ti. DAILY PILOT. TiJ .--1 xores ll:AHCHO SAN JOAQUIN for the""'""' pleHe mall th..-n lo P. 0. LOW NET -Fllahl 1, Mn.. J(Mllh Box \JdO, COlll Ml!SI. Tl!ev must be •• Marla, 10; Flklhf 1. MF"1. Jeme1 recl'lwd tit" M<lndlY.) ... eme,-_., 7'; Flloht 3, tl'le Mmes. Der11ld T1Jmoge, 7'; Alvin l.el>!ns, 13; MliSA VlllDI! Fllgl!I '· ~ Mmeo.. 'Noodl'ow Lilclr.n.r, SliLliCTIVE HIHI -ClffS A, the 7:l1 H..-btrt Ml!"lln, Mfl"lf Cllr'll., 81. Mmll .. 81mey Rollln$011, JO; John Ber· IE.l.T THE PJl.O -TM Mmes • • er Roller! Clftldenln. 31; H•rrv Rlch•d Y•rl1n, 70; H•rJY Cott..-n, 731 • .. H E Emltl'"lon, Tl; ladlner, ni Jolln !h.•sd'I, 32; Joseph B •· · • Nw;Cr~. n ; Ktnnetll WllleV. 7J; Or· ~=·~~i;~; 8.\11t·'!: H=; _ _::••::_W:c'"""'""'-'"::;'-_____ _ G.rlend Crelg, 33¥>; w; c. wmlems, "'11uu .. o sHon -ci..1 .1., the Mfr*. K1°ds l1"ke to J. R. L«111, FrMli: Paddock.1._ Sl; Wltllem Nitti, Pffl"Y stflltllns, UQ!lllld 0oug1e1. s.i w. R. IMnd!, o. P.. 'As'-"'ndy' Stld9m11n, STJ ci.M B, tlle Mmn. ~ l""'o Fred Smith, 56; Mlrtln Wltlllfna. 56¥>1 Dorl Gow. 51\11; Frenk F11,,,,....., 63t I 7 FASHION 151.i\ND o,t11'Me11. A ¢.'.I. t :Jb ' IOJ Wi 4th St._ Opeti M•11.:Th1r.·frl, 9:)0, saturday, Oct. 5. ·and the sorority'• national .Mrs-. Robert S. Cramb, camps for, underprivileged cbairmaa.-JJas_QJ<ec! '""'ta ... glr!B. _ ~ to bring their own steaks New alumnae.members in ~d a potluck d!Bb . Helping the ~bol' An,a m4y call with arrangements are Mrs. Mrs. Cramb at 6U8364 for Kendall Foster, pn.sldent reservations and further in-· ·!he· Orange County Sym· rentty fuSt celliit wlllt lliO Sym -it (>!• Ii>onY'• young Ar1isar Audi-Symphooy Orchestra · oi fice in Town and Eloaldry, t;,oo In 1964 ot the age of 17 Ononge fumty end a Orlmge,· M'l-&l~crM'l-and ~·· James A. Hanley. form8tion. JANE .At>IN SHELDON Pvturo Bride· and went on to study ad-, Marriage · Planned vanced voice at · Templie.A·MERteA·s-LA0RG€ST-fl"AMlt.Y 01..!0THfNe eMAtH University end C u r ti 1 ~ Unrla .Guy'• ~ to O>arleo E. Heo.111 Jr. "'8l dioclosedby her pa'elltoMr. and iMrl. Jin L Guy Isa gNduate c4 °"'"" -High Scllodl IDd oltended Orange, Cloast College. Her !ian<e, son <i Mr. aod'. -· <Jiados E. Heath oi ~ Is ... -. <i Antelope V"11ey High Sdrbol and ooc. Both are -ed at Oalifornia 8tlate College -·-at Lone-· LINDA GUY No date has. been oet !or Botro'thod . their weddmg. --------- Veterinary Auxiliary Honors New Members A nauucat theme will prevail when the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County chapter, Southern California Veterinary Medical Association pipes aboard new merilbers. A salad luncheon will . be served at noon Monday, Oct. 7, in the home of Dr. and Mrs. William Lamkin. Chairman <>f the luncheon is Mrs. Robert Day, and assisting are the Mmes. Harry Sucher, co-chairman; Arthur Stone, invitations; Charles Hendricks, decora- tions, and Larry Tangney, hostesses. New member s and hoiiored gufists will be Mrs. Nathan Gilbert, Mrs. James Gleason and Mrs. David Huffman. A permanent philanthropy for the auxiliary will be discussed and a new slate of officers voted on during a short business meeting and bridge wW follow luncheon. HB Auxiliary Twice a month the Ladies' Auxiliary t o Huntington Beac:h Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 7368 meet at 8 p.m. The first Friday of the month (Ibey gather in Odd Fellows Hall for a business meeting and the lhird Fri- day ~y socialile in wrlous location&. Fur t be r in· formation may be received by rei.¢onlng Mrs. LeRoy Hermann at 536-3580. Troth Told Insl!tute. 1be 21-;iear-oid beritone sang 1ille ro1.. wllh the PhUaielpbia Civic ' eemer By Pa rents Opera Serles, winning the . annual' Pbilad·elphio ... · \ Orcheslra A\dtiioos and St'. Joacilim's <lalholil> wa• resident lloritone wlttl Q>lirch "'11 be tiie ee1llng the Harford Opera Theater tu: file Novomber "'8dlling <i Bel Mr, Md. Ibis ·Otim- oi JmE Am ·Sbe!doJi end me<. The LebJfiann Award Keith Gaydoo. winner, be bas spent ~ Miss Sheldon, d8ugltter eared aiUllllll> oi -ia llig!l at lbe WbiUi Oaks :t'beater 6clmol m¥1ber flonce, soo c4 in <larmel Volley. Mr<. Mildred Slw.vv<r Of • Miss Delreen Halenrlch- Coste Meaa, is ia~of . ter of Fullerton, thi1 year's Orange Ooast Oollege. He 1968 audition winner, will ,... disch!mged from file appear Jn tho April 19 and ~ in 1966 ..,d has pinm 26 programs, singing "Folk 11> beoorne oao Interior Songs oit·ille Aiavergna•• by: cleno!.--eantoloube. ' . Gathering Scheduled · Laguna Beach Masonic Temple will ho . ifle setting for a meeting of the Laguna Beach chapter, Order of the Eastern Star at 8 p .. m. tomorrow in the temple. Past activities included a reception &p0nsored by the chapter to honor Mrs. Harry Conne'll, their past matron and the pl'esent worthy grand eteetra, g ·r a n d chapter, state of California .. According to Mrs. L. G. Reed, spokesman of the group, 500 officers and. members of varlou1 Eastern Star chapters throu·ghou.t California were on hand to pay tributes to Mrs. Connell. Visiting gN!l:d officers were presented with oretrld corsages, while oUler officers received corsages of red roses. The~ -cill-lained a badi-. and ~ degree in mualc at the University of llliDIU. She·lliis~placed lim in Ibo Orange County Musical Arts Audition ""'1 bas perfwmed, in UCI and Berkeley perfonnances. In November she will solo \\ilh the DIB>u• que Symphony. Soloing during file Nov. 23 and 24 concerts will be Los Angeles pianist Adrian Rul>:, who will play Rachmanln· off's "Piano Concerto No. 2." - Ruiz has l)<lfonned .with several orchesU'as including the Los Angeles Philllarmonlc; Chicago Sym- phony, the Glendale , Redlands, Long B e a c b, Burbank, Pasadena and San Fernando Sympmtes and Fresno Philharmonic. 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FuU-fuhioned pure wool knikfrom Italy and British Hong · Kong .,. jacket, bare-arm shell, and skirt~ SIZIS IN GIOUPi I TO 10 '11' r, I' '1 Jr I' __._ ; OPEN SUNDAY . ·11 to 5 • -coJTA l4W,--:11Gnewpor1 ••· " 16111 " . . GAltDIN GROVI --12'72 GARDIN lltOVI IL VD. . '"~_,. 1 • 't'·~ .• .)'I i . ' j I . I t J I I ' ' I , • ' Ottober HD . Parent-.teacher Units . ' Celebration on Saturday, Oct. 26. =---• aieetillc. QJairmon a~ ~. ' :El pointed .,. tile Mmes. ~flt:' , · William , Wilaoo, library · , ~w; ,. aid.,; Elden Bay, Cur· Arevalos PTO ~.1 .... '"'' • rlculum 'Mat.rlall Center FV ,'Council ' I ~ par~ .. ~I aftd )'Alt.er T<lle, .boallll all4 wel(aro, · !h"'""' .c'• 111-m.I tt e • '; Mn, J-M , M,,,io, , chairoil by Mrs. (h'oltr. . Pnll••• ,·. vennmc ... Utt 'Mmes. lt!lPOllTS' -, U'D U ~ 'l\lllbelm, Geral!l II~ J'am11 E,Uena ·and ,Jll'Oli!llllll · Y • ~· hi· Loyee-Woa,.... Oo\lncil- ·-1\1 tbO ftrwt w!ll -prizio to) tho ~ Pare11.t J'oubtain Valley Couaell -• ~ llalowe«t B•rbocue ·• . Mn. II. J. Woru: Prolldeal OOMJNG UP; Bo a rd mootlnt at 9:30 e.m. Tu.esclay,-,()«, 8, In the homo fll Mn. E>Y< Qlrinn. Members;hip drive plana wllt"b.-dll<Uased. • .Hoy- Look Me Over i• theme fU' _. bou,. and Baclc· lo-lldlool Nitbl at 7:30 p.m. Wedneoday, Oct. 16. Seoul ™>op 7811 will le'!(I · Ille plodeo. R o b 1 r t Lindslmm, bulldl n I educational leader, wiB welcbmetbeparenta . Program will be cllllll'OOm vmtatlon. Circle Vw. ·PTA M'r•. Roa Jeuea --Proei..11 for claJaroom p a r t l e 1. Toloplioal' -._ .r. ac- c e pt• bl e, but no ...., ...... p~ wilt be plpl:od up by ciallln1 Mil. Robert Webber, way1 and "' .... cbainnen, 197-MSf. Crest yw .. PFO. __ Mn. Doa Ctoeler · , Prealileat COMING 'UP; SeCond ..,. COMING UP: Paper Drlv•, null cbick .. dinner Tu.,. 'lllurodl,)', Oct. 10, lmn 7 · day, O«. JS, 1n1m 5:30 to to 9 a.m. Proc-ril go I p.m. Tick&, •dults tl and children 50 cent .. Fried chicken, b a t e d potatoes, calad, roYs and butte. will be oerved. -ollOp cborw ., 111• . Nowport.-Qiapler .. _ 1117 p.m. Tlclt.U lllOY-be ol>tained by clllillg Mrs. D o n Crock« at IM:l·'1ll'IO oc Mn. R. M, 'l\lpel at 842- -ntl3. REPORTS: Olficn and --·t --... Nlcbt by Joe Dlamood, P'inclpal, --------. - Out were 4be Mmer. Crocker, president ; stephen Andrade, vice president; JoM Bower, lecretary; Gerald Seiartne, tnuurer; Don Fendt' er, p.arlt•medarila and ~ecbalrman; Jack Hodge, ..... ,.. and m.ear.; Oi.arle.s stepp, health llld •afety: 'i'up<I, publicity; Paul Morten. room mothers, and Walt.er Le r g·e, memllen!blp and bospitali· ty, Gtrild """"'" is teach• r r.-esentative di-... Jr ..... Ironing boao:is, patterns, usable remnan!B, y~age apd !ypew!ilMI are flill noed· ed. If you haye .ahy of th.Me itemJ to donate, you may take them to the lchool or call M r 1 • Orocker. Wonted: Membership ' FV Ele. PTO Mra. Wllllain .Duu Pruldent Anticipating a 100 perc<at memberohip ii Fulton Pl'O w!l!ch -""' Its drive with the presenli2tion of an bomrary membership to Harry C. li'u!lon. Presen- lalion ii being made by Mrs,_Gerald Hix, president. When the drive eruls Oct. 11, cash prizes will be awarded the rooms with tile highest pe!'Cf!ltage, ac. cording lo Mrs. Herb Yomagida, membership chairman. . chai.rmtan. Ticket!. e.dults '1 and children 50 cents. Mr~. John Orate·. m e mbenhi.p chainnia,n reports en.yOne buying .a PTA member8hip tturt night, will receive 25 ·per· cent discount on ctinner. . Lark View PTO VlrCIJ Domer a short buslneH meeting,' ' parenU will visit . the ctassrooms rand meet the t eadler.. Refreshments will be serived. . .Plaper drive, Friday, Oct. 18. Tamura PTO Mr1. Lowell Brink Presldtnt will ldok-off Ibo mem- bership drive, Wardlow Warrion will complete the feathers. en t b e headr(!ss ol the Indian 'Oh:ief e:s the membership drive progresse,s, Westmont PTA Mr1. F. R. Perrault 'Too _Many Cooks $P:011. the Broth?' COMING UP: Membel'61rip Drive, Monday, Oct. 7 through Oct. 16, will lie launched at the potluck dinner next Saturday at· 5 p.m ., on the school patiO. A c o m m u n ily-schoOl ~cipation and com - ml,n'lication ~ be under . the; direction of 1 Mr!" _ Jtrealdent COMING UP: )lack -lo· school Night at 8 p.ro. Tuesday, Oct. 8. Bus.inese: meeting at 7:30 p.m. COMliNG UP : M!J!lll>ership drive, Mooday, Oct. 7 . throug!I Ocl. II, reports Mrs. Wayne Henion, chaimtan. Preildtnt COMING UP: PTA will host .Back-Nigl!! with an opep bQuse -at 7 p.m. Monday, ·Oct. 7. Parents will meet the new prin· eipal. Don Devore. Refreshments wttl b e served. Not in Ille case ot Fount.tn Volley EJemenlary lcllool'• PTO tor-~ wlll welcome al! coots and fl>eir sa palluclc at!!'l"'r et 5 :p.m. Seturday, . . ~ Th• """*· ii ~ to Rewards Come in Three Flavors Temptinc students with a triole-llavored banana split as the reward for getbn~ the large$ member- ship is the Fountain Valley High School PTA which will close the drive at 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. II. The home room with the highest percentage'will receive achieve better communication between parents and the school. "Souping" up the menu are (left. to right) Mrs. Wlllfam King, Mrs. R. E. Halllwill and Miss Unda Weinhold. a trophy and each student will be treated. Maybe it's premature to be sampling the)lavors but Pam NiekaJllp and Rick Ostheimer, juniors, insist icf! cream is good any time. , "GI., He~y. " "'I REPOR'l'S: lee cream ''pro- ceed.a from 1 u lll m e. r ·session1, h~ve b e e n donated to the· district mt111lc prolfam for all li'ountaln Valley Schoolo. Fulton PTO I Mr1. Gerald Rb. P~1ldent R E PORTS : Member<ltip drive is underway. More infonnatioo ·may be ~ tamed by oaillng ws. l\obe:t Cable at 842-2354. Newland PTA Mrs. Ven Dart President COMING UP : Back-tt>· sdlool Night ot 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oot. 8. Seal Beach PT A Mrs. Saul 1\-tllhtela ·P~sld~t Fare Spiced Council Six Reviews Party · Plans REPORTS: Certificates of Award were presented a~ unit meeting, by PTO. to students from e a. c h classroom for the month Of September. in ttie area ol citizenship. Ed i..velle, buildingeducational leader, introduced t h e teacherc and explained the scboola minimum day program on Thu r1 day .afternoons, w be re by , teachers and speci.a:lislll meet to set ·up ap· pointments during th e sdloolda,yg for cllildren needing special 1r<tloin& · •.. Miss Carol Clark'& trurd grade won tile Seplemher attendance banner Io r students h.aoving the most parents at the u n i t meeting. • .Member.ship drive will end Friday, Oct. U announced. Mrs. Hert Yoma·gida, chairman ..• Ice cream sold Mondays, Wedne~ anil Fridays is the major Amd-Nising project reports Mn. Ari ~..,,, cbeinnNI .•. Year- ly ouaget was approved by memberahip ... Bow"l# in& leaiue is underway 8l'ld ii interested i n partlcipa.ting, you m·ay oall Mn. Clyde Elton at 1147.7449 oc Mrs. Gerald Hix at &47..fMl. Harper PTA COMING UP: A Day In Dix- ie is theme for annual carnival on Saturday, Ocl. 5, at Zoeter School, men unW 6 p.m. Ga m e s , prizes, rides and food will hJghlight the day. °""1· tion:s for the w h i t e elep.nt bootb may be delivered to 215 Surf Nace. Seal Beach. Activities for the day are spaghetti dinners. ham· burger.s, corn dogs, coke. coffee, tea., pie, ice cream and oa:ke booths: car· w r ~ck i'n I ; rock·n·rcll ride; oa'ke walk, and Jive goldfuh booth. Carnival chairman ls Mrs. Ja.mea Keefe, with the usistuce ol the Mmes . Paul Dugmore. posterg: John Averyt, Doo Stegen, Rtcbanl Harrell. P"' u I Miller OEd K. G. Gron. food. Marx Dressler end Robert Weaver also are helping wittt the food bootbs. Game drairmen are the Mmes. Gordon Shanks , James Rhodes .and Wiliam L o w e r . Richard OaTbon w J l J direct the eake walk ud Mrs. Josepfl IO.ein is the apl"OJ'I lady. Mrs. Shaoic1 and Mr6. Dressler a.rt 411 charge of the w h t t e elephaolt bootlt. Tid<ets may be purchased from stial:IJey Shimkus. For Benefit Electoral AUtbentic Spanish dishes will be aerved when the Hllllfiniton Bead! Thet. Rho iifl's club IP(Jneora a -belinnfng at 11 : 30 a.m. Saturday, Oct.'s. in d:ie Odd,._TMl\l>lt. Revisions 'JkM'• foe tile fund-Nlis- 1111 -will be 11 .2.1 kr ...., 9CI 71 cent.I for 77' •. -.. durlnl mid alter .. meal -uHlul ond ..,_911 .. illllns. In 'oddltlon ....... belied pies, -·· _. aa1kit1, wilJ be ciftered .... . ... Hollil W. M.U.'leW. •sis•. IDl1 be contracted == fer oddltlonll ~- Proposals for the Revision of. the Elect.oral C.OUege SyMem will be reviewed duriJ1i the next meeting fll Oound1 Sti:, Golden Desert Region o f International Toastmistr"-'S Clubi. Mrs. Jctul Bryden of Fulluton will express her v1eWJ when members gather at 7:30 p.m. Mooday. Oct. 7, In the G....,nbrier , Inn . and Ibero will be a _.,al diocuoslon of the topic. A n a t J v e Calllornian, member llld put prealdent of tht-!Aague' or Women · Votco, Fullertoo and a put vice prealdent ol the state leaiue. Mrs. Bryden now ts • member fll Ille boerd of dJnd4ra for the Orone• County league and a com- mittee chairman of its elec- roral college 1tudy in the state. Mrs. Ora Kheine will s._erw as tnastmistress for ~ evering and Mn. Frank .Young, chairman, w i t I preiide. Membership lo open to alt women wtio ar1 interested in cont1nufng educ1tion via guided self-development in communication and leadership. Area women are Invited to caU Mr 1 ~ Dominick Corrabino, Anaheim. to make reterVa- ti9\1s !or the. meetbla "' ob· lain inlormation re1ardini area clubs. ~~~::i~i;·b• presented for guests and members of the Gamma : AIPha Ntl ·Chapter, Beta Si1ma Phi, at the cll.tb'• next meeting 7:30 p.m. Mon· day, Oct. 7. in ttie Southern California. Eleetri,c Living Center.Hunttngtol[BHCh. :P.fembera will p:articlpatt in a program ; centered around the correct and In· . Mrs. Charle• Llpot President. COMING UP : Board S • V PTO meeUng at 9 •-m· Mon-pring w. day, Oct. 7, in the Mrs. Vernal Da1 tNchers' loun.ge . Prelldea& REPORTS: f'ecutty and COM1NG UP: i!ack,·lo· PTA board members were scbool Ni&bt iat 7:30 p.m. i n tro duced at unit Tuesday, Oct. 8. P'ollbwi.n1 meeting. Bud&:~etv1or~_1111>e~~jiiiii0;;;;;;;i;;;;i;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i year wu approved. WAIEHOUSI ounn HB. !:iig/i PTA correct methods of making Mra. James Oursto1 ...... , ...... c:.r,.t S"""'h Oak A ''"''u.bt'b.ri Dining Set 48" table ,i chain formal . and infurmpl , .itl~ . , ....... Pretlde.t . · · · · · · trodll('tiODs prepared b y · chairman Mra. o u n n 8 r COMliNG UP: Bean Bake Rollefson • · · · · · · · · Oiuv arH1 ·~·.,.sehooi. . . Night, IMllnday, Oct. 7, In The Daily P~ot· ........ \h1.0ll~i1, ~ei:·1ei:v.-. J. ~ .KlllCKlllOCKU f I e(t 5:30 ~ 7 p.m., under -· •••CH IT .. N.a. No. I Paper on the direc:tiut ol Mrs. ""+ ":'.":':.~ _, h · Fraol< keilhordt J r . , -~· T • OrM19• Co11t ,.111 ood ma>••11.o--------~· $1t5.DG' SOI Ro9. $245:00 ~ •. '!'!':' ........ !!:!:-... ........ ... ' , • REP0RTS: Board approved the sno<0ne booth for the fiTlt annual Fountain Va· I I e y H·ia 11 owe e n Barbecue Celebration on Saturday, Oct. 26 ... Mrs. Al Trejo w.as awroved· amenities ctlairman. Wardlow PTG Silver Sands The first and t h I r d Tuesdays at 8 p . m . mqnbers Of. Silver Sands Mr1. Georce Meehan 286, N•ative Daughters of the Preatdent Gold!n West gather for COMING UP:. B .a ck. t 0 • meetings. Lake P ark .s<:hool Night, M 0 n day , Clubhouse in Huntington Oct. 7. James M'llcon, new Beach is the meeting place b u I Id j n g educational for the first iression . Mrs. leader, will introduce the Jack· Wilson. 543--1479 .. will t e «hers. Kindergarten furnish location Oil the next through third g r a d e rm=ee:::ti:;;'n11-g..:date=::.· ---- classroom visitation, 7 to 7: 4-0 p. m. · Foorth tllrou&b eithth grade visitation, 8:20 tA:l· 9· p.m. Unit meeting 7:45 to 8:15 p.m .. in the multipunpose room BEST T111 DAILY Pl LOT off•tt toll'I• of tli1 · b•1t f•..tur11, by 11tu1f 1u,....y of r11d1r1, 1w1il1bl. In 111y n1.,t1p1p1r iR +ht 111tion. hOl lhriftY . ' . are YOU when vou borrow money Southern California Thrift & Loan speci~lizes irt pe~al, business and Trust Deed loant:.-'." Stop:in to<la ana see ti6W we. can solve your imme,.._--- diate money problems from -depend. able funds 1vailibl1 right now. The Thrifty way· c;in uve you money. . -· SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THRIFT & LQ~N 170E'•sf 17ttl st., Cost• 111 .. • ••••• 541·5045 Wt Wlls~lrt llYf., Los Allil!H. ,, l'SS·l1ZO ' I • ~--~ ----~L --------· ' I I • • • • • • . \. ~--~---- --·-;--- December Rites .Set Mr. and Mn. Richard-I', ----~-----. . Horoscope ' FRlDA Y dllcovories 0of ..iue. Penni! balance. ; )!i-Qo\r of Lall!DO ~ , . have anno-lhe -" • ' mnt of their daU(h"1", ~1nne Gifford BroOb• lo Jam11 Wlr?ell ~um, OCTOBER • ~ 1• to don>1Dlle oeatiment. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): .. Be rMllltic" _ evea u tt Money altuation requires IYD -··· h • .,,..w --s"" d y BJ NEY ~ una. CANCER meaoage. See ·• a naval ofllcv ""1111' In . "'Die Witt ,_ -II . ~f:E:.:1 ....:=, ~=· perlOlll, llituatloal at they hll ..my. ;, .Al~GioCY under-chutt· CU l>e actually exist. Wl!hlul think• poll>il Ill "1· for t>e betW if ,.. are Ing toclay could prove ex· ' Narfolk, VL ' lo!lu Broob, a .,,..iuato. of San CW.onto BI iJ b School, attandod Principia -~ect.r Etsah, ru., wlµcb-11 her fial\ee'• alma:mater. IJt, ~ , . . ls . the ·ion of Mr .. and Mi-1. SUZANN( llRQOKS · v..--B. Kaalehaum of · a.m.tliol Told , ~ansas City, Mo. Alt!£&. (Mardi 1l·April-11e111>1e. Short eutn:••rnot pen.ti••· -R • 1 P •·• d ..,. 18): You -lmi>otlent wm: .lodlf. A«htre lo ~°<Aug. 2:>Stpt. 22): to -oa ol -quo. r~. 1-n tho rule& Be as~ lo loYed one u ..Kafj(_lo diKk l!llnlti--boll--llrealdac -~ -you wiiuli!DilO a oii-angu. 'l1ltro •• hidden •la~ CANCER (June 21.July u ,.. remember ttu. day 'wblcli8...._ .... ~ r."'~· 22): -ol )'(Mir .i.... proves construe ti v e • ~---... ......... ~ """' eopner me.y be rrandlose. bon't otherwise, you ask for trou- -~ neglect lamJJy oblpdo111. b!e -jorlinod eonsrei•· ·' pJaCO .. _In Lagiina Beach tional. Churc)I on ,Dee, 28. 4kent1MO,Be-...1. Know .this -pion ac· .LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct.'22): U --,.11, YOO> ~ cordlnl!Y. Malntaln -ol Nollli1!1.41oday ,..ms to hap. .. .• ', STOCK FROM · BACH TO ROCK . . . . . e &OITAlS e LESSONS • e OR&ANS e .PIANOS e RECORDS e RENTALS • 1 • • e REP~IRS e 'sHEET e MUSIC e RADi0s .. 6% RllAllClllG AVAIUBtE ... .SCHOOL 'INSTRUMENT REH TA LS ..... • Pln.t Q\l•llty • Rent ly lii\onth e All ltnt A,,n .. t9 · PurchlMI . . . ID.ENTIFY THIS ' 1'.UlolE ... . 1,J 20 peuo11s to sorr•ctly ld111tlij thl1 tu11• wiM $5 ht Mffdt•11~is~. !NITA.NT CRIDIT PLAN ., lankAmwlcanl ., M•sNr Chlirtti A Pr#· UllD MARTINS AND GlllON GUITAll ONLV- DOWNTOWN' Costa Mesa HARBOR AT NEWPORT 646-0271 D••-S11n Clemente i DOORS SOUTH OF DELMAR . 492-464, .. .. 150" ••• 4 NEW SONY AMPUFBS 25°/o OFF LIST PRICE $26700 ' LOW COST COLOR PURCHASE PROtECTION ' . POLICY · Any Item Purchesed et Tipton's Mey be Re- turned Withi~ I 0 Days for e FULL REFUND - for ANY REASON. , COlOR PORTABLE • ILLwiUna CLDCK 1-....... ............... •COlOMllNff. IAlillji. -••"'IMltC-Y-,COLIA,comtoLI ,._. ... M Ill. . ........... ' . "54o-7131.,._·---~- SJOIE HOllS N1y ·9·101· SAT '9 m ·r HAllOI CENTER~·-HA'RBQl.ILVD.·· .. -·""-. . ~-- •' \' pen in deflnito faobion. There ••·-subtle un· . ciertuneo. Key II to be ·perceptive. Read between · the liDes.-Study line print . Then yoq obtain valuatie ans~. . SCORPIO (Oct. 23°Nov . 21): On:umataoces tum in your favor. But you tend to respond on impulse. Be in- dependent wii!IOOI b e i n I foolish. Means strive for greater degroe of meturlly. ·Be · i)a.tient wMh young' persons. Xi Mu Mu ·chapter Meets for Business Mn. dwlee Red!' will ter'• v.Jentille Princes• dur· · bolt the nei"t._ bus in e 11 ing 1be ~-meeting. Mn. meetilig ol Xi 'M'u Mu · Phyli11 Smith, _..,.., W..s chap.r, Beto Sigma !'bi, at guest~ llonor. a pm. Mo~; Oct. 7;-Sile oow serve• es chapter !Mn. Ted Beme:Us, presi· social c b • i r m a n ~d . dent,. will present . ~&. representative for XJ Mu Stuart Hoyter wl!o li! In Mu c:ooncll. ch8ic• ol the progrom. The Mmes. Bennetta, Gil> Mnt. Fram Stt>ltenber1, a Lynch, John !!..,., and member who hes held man,. James Potter 'ftl'6 amonc offices and c om m i t t e e those -attending tile recent cliainnamblps_ckning htr 20 SooUiern Oalllwnie Council years in Beta Sl!lina P!>I, brunch .m the Newporter wu selected u the tmp-Inn. Genealogical Society Wor-kshop on Agenda Orange C.oun,ty ·Genealogical SOCiety · memllen will gath<-r at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oat. 5, in tile Marg-Morrison ~ Adult Reference Library, Oronge, !<>r • WO<bhop. In cbarge of the sfilslon will be Ted Rilchard. pres!· dent ond Mr. and Mrs. Har· ry D. Roberti, wol"kshop co- cl>alnMn. 'lbe society, 4l ncnprofit qanfJJ8tion for persms in· terested in genealogy, is building a llbr.ary and tries to buy sever.al g o o d research books each momb. Any donations .of county or regional hls1Jorio1, family genealogiee and B I b I e reoord1 .are wekoole. • The latest acqulll1>on indudes 12 YOJumes of "Munsell's American Ancestry'' relating to Americar111 whose ancestors settled in the U.S. previous to the Declaration of Independence. GOLF CLUB SALE ---· 1968 MOl>ELS *WILSON STAF.F *WALTERHAGEN ""· J WOODS 12.&0 4 WOODS • 110.00 I IRONS 160.00 t IRONS , 110.~0 NOW 61.10 17.00 126.00 141 .00 " *MacGREGOR . .... NOW J WOODS-14.00 It.lo t JRONS 110.00 '14.00 •. *P.G.A •.. RH. NOW 7,.50 It.ft 171.00 121:21 •n. J WOODS 12.so 4 .WOODS I I o.oo I IRONS 160.00 ,t IRONS JI0.00 *IEN !1tOGAN 3 WOODS t IRONS ""· .*RRST . FUGMT RH. 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Dtl.,. ~ If.., Watching Murray Schisgal's "Tl)e Typists" an4 "The 'I1ger", which -ed the now._ Wed· -....iay night ar11>o Laguna Pt.yhouse, ia not unlike • ..,a11 bc>l' et meeJCime - 1l>o VO\lelai>lo& JllUll be eaten before the dessert it served. The veg-let In thlo case are "'lbe Typists," a shaky, -stilted of. fering "1>icb lacks 1l>o mee- "TM• Tto••" Glqrlt ....•... : ........... &ttlY ~ hli ............... ltobttt O'l1ldonl OAllY .. ILOT Stiff ..... LONG DAY'S WORK IN LAGUNA Julie Haas, Milt H•nson in "Typists'' misses the comic overtones 'that add needed zest to an inherently low-key play. Bodi Jutie Haas, who plays the frus 1 rated spin8ter, and.Milt Hanson, the sidetracked taw student, Ceil to. achieve full measure from their roles. Although they v;ann to the parts as the play progresses, ttiey are never genuinely COO· vinciIJg and rely on physical transitions to carry their ctial'Qctel'U.ations. Miss Haas enjoys some fine m001eots -her ·solo scene OD the telephone while l1lUllc;hiog a saiidwich being the fie.st -but. rarely con- vey! the emotronal despera- tion of her character. Kerm Says: "Don't Miss The Se_ries ... Take This With You!" ' ENJQY THE BEST! This amazing new Magnavox. brings .you c~arest, sharpest 38 sq. in, pictures-even from dist•nt stations. The dependable Magnavox Bonded · Cin:uttry Chassis will withstand years of rugsed, ''go any,whe~e•• use! So low.priced, it's the perfect set for every member of your family and !!!l room in 1our home. Model 5004, in beautiful two·tone colors. COl\"1E IN TODAY Choose fron1 our wide c;c1rction l f M .. 1ri.1vox style.., 1n JC.i.cl-l1ke color<:.. . Keitm .Rima Magn~vox Oiling• County's Fl~t Factory Direct Dealers 3 Home Entert•lnrnent C.nter1 to Serve You 2666 Horbor' Blvd. C-M- 14~16t1 6855 Wt1tminsftr ....... , ..... - tf4·2Jll 12116 So. Jrookhurit --IJMJ61- -•PpOll'• U> lllck tile oonoentra.tion to bring out tbe dimension of his role. David Marlow's direction, moreover, llapses i n t o melodrama late in tbe pby. His staging of the pair's solJloquy scenes in the open- ing segment is rigid a n d lacking the rapp:m. which prov i des a common denominator for Schisgal't tW\:> emotional c r i p p l e unable to. relate to / Roger, Jac,re At Melodj1and Roger Miller ,Md vocalist Jackie DeSha~n take over Melody land ftbeater f .or three ~. Oct. 10-11·12. Roger ~the fellow who zoomed t9 tame Md fOrtune overnight with his ''Klng of the R?.'d" song . Jac,ltle al90 composes tunes and has appeared in fi1_¢s, in Broadway musicals, on television, and )\as made a full quota of /recordings. Spec:icll Kid's Show ................ ------1111• Shown Next S•t. ind Sun. •I 10 •.m. ind 12 p.m. All seats SOc JAMES MRNER DEBBIE REYNOLDS MAURICE RONET • ·===1-1 Ml.l. lYflOC .. Ttlfl'f·TN*$ ._ --·-· ALSO cebero I ' ,• _.,,, ,_ !ilime!f, ._...... 1'11!> bi• pr;o·. dudion Of "'n»e Tlger.'~ -bon fn comic llolds ' Jn Ma •••Iii-on tbe eNN11111Mld, \t k ' .•.. 11...-. ~bit .of . )ilJuUy Wlll<h ellclll 11i]>Orb · perfGmw·.,., from lb two O' .. • --l)'!Jl<b'o Satuida;i undl Oct lt al 0-.,=-· ~ . Ille ~· 319 Ocean t> mrua In -ac-Ave. LqµDa Beedl. ttng j o-b o1 bi.I lile aa I be iiiiii•i· iiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirl rebelllouo lunatic mailmei1 who ll!!izea: a woman oH the .treeta and. nllltl .to b.er of ... vieioris l<r-challging th• WO!id. Hll ldgb, abrl.=t -ool c:Jlpped pittem -bea.mtully with bis tr.node lllOW'1lelll and il>tense mannerimU In an exbausttng and welWn- f<ll>reled roi.. Miss ·Hewett is a perfect foil as the middle 1cl8sa hoosewile "'1o ratl<llialif<s benell out ol a 't:' inl<> sack, fumJJg tiger to sheatll bis claws. en "the time" cornea, ~Yu. abe wllo carts hhn o11z anc1 most el· fedively. "The n er" is replete w!tb direytoml gimmlcllry' most ~ ·-it sharp and bilarlol/S, through the pad- diqg ol. D'Isidoro's sbou1ders with/U>ilet paper ill a b I t ov~. It !la the more doin.,,.iing play """ th<re ate a rew aialogue bObtites~ -but these .are well cove!'ed . Ill Aristocrat of SPANISH FOOD b...Ctable"Steab & Lobster Lunch·Dlnner Open 10 a.m ... 2 p.m.. Two locations 1•;:z2 N1wpor+ •t P•ll1tdiis M•n·Fredi• · 0110 •• !j•no l•t 141·1579 2530 w., •. Cotif Hwy. N•wport l•teh c.ta. P•nelio Lo,.. . o ..... Pi•ito l•r L1 1-1177 Marlow's settings are ex· celleot on both countc. although the graffiti, on ,the wall ol lbe "Tiger" set ieoo.. to upstage the .actor1 . His empl-oyment of a scrubwoman in the opening of '"Ibe Typists" J •!~~~~~~~~~~~ s'uperfluous aod un- necessary. The Sdlisgal duo will be on the Laguna. stage for three weeks, p I a y I n g Wednesdays tbrou~ 2 Dhffy Plchrm Htl•v Mrll1 in "THE PARENT TRAP" • "THE GNOME MOBILE" with w.11., lrtnn•n WHtl-HtlOtn • VIM:S EdWI,. .,.HI DmL 'S ••••ADr lllod Ttytlr • Jll'ft ~ "DAii or-lMI SUN" ~ COlOlt IMO'llP ' fOUNT.\IN VALLEY .. • .., .ltllln ""ftitl PA.ITT"' AU. COLON S..ao# KAllOll •Ml<llML COfl'A iGAt, -.U.:1101: ------..-----· Sii DUSTIN HOffMAN AND ANN IANClOFT IN ACADEMY AWARD WINNER ..... ~-·--lllbeol.a JOSEPH E. LEVINE -• MIKE ... ICHOLS LAWR£NCE TURMAN_ THE &RADUATE AH AY0081t14SS'f' fUI W.OR .. .--.,,...__ ALSO HILD OYll Burt ~ The Swimmer -_., -tUNTINGTON •llACH • •47•9906 TWO TOP COMIDTS A Hilarious Look At a Mud> H..-.Jded S..bjocll DEBORAH DAVID KERR NIYEll "DIE SECRET LIFE OF AN AMER!C~ WIFE" -"'9ol lllftUlln _...,.. JAMES DEBBIE GARNER REYNOLDS MAURICE RONET ' . - Key, t.o Soeeess Martin NQ Star, H.~'s ~ersonalitx · Albee Play ~-Disniitl • 'Box,' 'Mao' Flunk New York 2nd Look ·· llJ WILLIAM GLOVER' 111 imperialht We 1 t.e r n New York (AP)-The ·two ·world, die lnantttµde ci ·; • £dward Albee p 1ay1et1 , offspring, ,fruttrated suicide By BOB ·moM.As .. UM>ae tb~t ••n't, ~n!t.~' ht whk:h bad their premier. at ta. Tti6 talk rot.ates ao HOLLYWOOD MP)· .-ulJ!'f,1~ llhouici ti-H• Monda)' et Ile Billy Role ui-1 tile effect It like 1wltcb· De.. Jolartin is hldined 'to ")iii beeo lhe dit~ · oi the ·Theater Bunks the reap-frig TV <ha1inels continually. ~-ma jwlt . .-.. • pipe aod say• .-OC: ·1ua11r llim. 0 A reyolutton " net 1 tea party," ta)'I .Mio ._ - point In the ..-,.. Mld•ltuntisnotoploy. .. Ciit-QpQiiiiiij 1C 'f lli e J' a ' lJiin--=Mirtin~QOw lloff lf.s c.o ·. di :~:!~~~! =~e~~\ :,:;:J.. a~ •cbaae .. for h'ls • b!leVislon begionint' loui:, fears cago me 8DS an abs, ent -.. and Alan ·~·e••·· .. ,. BUf· ,,---------v"1iel,y -. 'Vlbea be does, •i>il baa -·f<ir most "Q otati fr ~-·-·· ~·w -, w • -.... < lilftO!'i!Oll-•n•IJ (/( that time. ,He-.ttrlbuies ·~I • ...: ... -u.~ T 00t' °:." ~~ Jolo •. directs.bot wllh'. dif··l-t-'c-"-"-iNO.-~~-~ -:r ~-'!.~ ..__ :.i.: the cur.rent C"' I fi .... ....; t U Q iuau ,se-~· • se, 01 ferent cast far "Mao." · MllUnJUJ.UeS .m:ard .over, wie Jc e or ..--~e y pset ver 'U!1.r~lated tirades, w e·r e Wyman Pendleton makes • 011• ., ifi• "'"' ,.~,., loudlpeaker ,between him shows to ttre success bf the . , • ongtnllly ~ montt:ws rarher subdued'O r j e 11 t 1 1 11•w•11•~' , ...... ,.. 111 th• and. bis ' Rl'~&-ector Martio hour <in NBC 'ftiurs-• back at the studio ~e in militant; Nancy K&Uy dOes •"tlr• •l••d St•t.• I• th• ~Garriio.t: · ~ay nights.~ leSff pre-"-nsorship Buffalo, ~. Y • .,_.tldie~ the garrulous dowager; and ~:riv L,:'::::: :;'";;::·~~~LY Garriso.n: Please" Dean! Jud.iced .observers of. tbt TV \...e thronged r but few critics S di n.~ ~' • PILOT •"d ,,, ,,,,,_ toll YOu're~ ·dot ' acting' lite a scene are inclined to 8'l'ee· , . , •. u e PVll~ 1.-.;.1tes the ran· .• , , Wh h ~-M~ LOS .ANGELES (•n·)-A wereconqueredbytheprize cor ol poverty. George .I\ tt'1011r Ne. I eo111 11tf1· Jtat, . y as wn:: • shoW n...-eutttor's procJ.almed eftort Ii~==:;~==:;, ~~SSSSSSS~E~ Mirtln~ ·I'm not a stur f!hrived? : spokesman for ·tlfe smothers ·t0 explore new dr.arnetk: in- l'm a ~sona.Uty! , "Because people l•i k e Brothers says the com. ~· Albee Js co- GarriaoD · believes t h e him " QbServed Gariisoo. edianS are trying · to . eponsor « ~s p~tion. ~(fn·is.sirnific~t. ~~ '$v~ybody who' ·know.s persuade the Columbia A second l<loit aftd'.li1ten ~e:r ~·that it wiH , ~n llikes him ; he's 'that B~sting srstem to merely confirms .i im· be _~ decKUrte·factor jn_tbe ·Jdn4 ~a guy. And it' comes ~econs1der showing a seg·: presston that the tat\&~ is survival oi, .. ~e t~ variety acrossonTV.Heis.a·ver1 ment that ~as· censored a ,. smug d>0odle , shows in . prime telev.ision llkable personality." . from th~ show last Sunday. medlanically devised ~ ·time this seasOn. ' Yet the Martin stlow did 11he section showed Harry sig'1ifying litUe. . '~The shows that are 1?1Jilt nOt take oU like 'l -rocket Belafo,nte singing . against a In the voice~ piece ~ a s~ong ~ engag-tour year) ago. Jt had a background of police action which Ruth wtlite detwert me persooality will succeed; shaky beginoing, ttie reason during. ~e Democtaiic Na·· over loodtpeakers to open being a misjudgment of the ti<mal Convention, the and ck>se the &fl.air. Albee .-. Martin temperament. .. spokesman said . . .providet 1ome fragmentary W tm t ' "Everybody thought Dean The spokesman, Denny im(>:ressions of life't1 inaot .es JDS er•· didn't want to w 0 r k , " Shanahan, said Tommy pressur.., upon · t b e ln· 1 • , remarked .t h e · producer-SmOtbers thinks the scene is dividual. Jt.. T ! -ts A d . director. "So he was gi~en "one ~t ~.e finest artistic A' .,,_. .ramp . ~li~ l!'e .l....tl1!J war ,only a few songs to sipg and things he's ever been four Ma.ID .~c1pa,nU:, m• a fww jokes to §a~. rest · · associated with and . hopes to the soar1n& rect.abguler N • of the time he sat own and css·wjll reconsider it.'.' frame that fill& the sbage. om1nees pointed .toward ttie guest The uncut version, broad· 0 n ~ iz:npers,anates Com• NOW PLAYING Two Big Adventure Plcturea --!i!Ri!IJQIJt\.lllXl.m .... RODTAYUll YYEnE llllBIX JIMW I stars. Soon we realized. the cast in Canada·, shows mun1st. China s. I e a d e r , Nine pertoJ111ers and four mistake and)>egan involving Belalf«rte. iinging "Don't-iaoobher symbolizes a~ en productiom ar-e in the run· Dean mOl'ef" St3p the Carnival," while route to tbe Jl'.OC'r.house, aad . AtsO PL~Y·IN&-. n1ng for the Westminster But WQrk. Martin-style, is Otlcago po 1 i c e load> the r e.m ~ 1 D·l n & p&ll' ''ittl STU.NGll 1nu1NS" with Tony Anthony OmwlD.ty Theater's -se· different' from that o-f most demonstrators !~to a v~. represtnt ·high society ' · cood. amual Abbey Awards. ottier;foerformers. Ris abili· 'Jlhe scene was from veptdH:y, , ~ Fow statuettes for the top ty to "wing" a show in one previously telecast ne I E ia c h .coDcentrates ob- •ctars and actresses of ·the d~ is well known. -film . viwsly on ~eparate~ ~et_ 1967-611 """'°" will be ~o REHEARSAL . ·~~~~~~~~;=~P·~l~h~e ~lmmln~~en~t~coll~-~~ci~ll presented, as well as a I .. h. De II THE LUXURIOUS NEW ~ trophy m the best director wnen an . w a l k s 1f<tited !11tiJtJ NATIONAL Gi.Ml!ltAL COltfl'OAATIO .. of the year. / t.tirough .t!le studio door o~ Oontending for direc~riat the ~orning_ of Jhe show,, hODOIB ai-e Larry Trao)mell, Garrison SaJd, . he ~Silt ~ directed "A. u£ttui ol • ~ y.ilat he ~ going f-? R .a i n • • an d /'·-B 0 r if smg, or what he 1s going·tb. Yesterday"· Joatt Hagerty • say; he doesn't even know for "Never'Tc:efLate," and ~o the guest stars .are ! C • II ' •I , "~T l I, HOr<tl! P •• <II\ ,~, , ii Fiiii.!a.!!! s.. ~,....., ....... ' ,.,,..., ACADEMY ''' AWAID WINNER op. ... +oc1•y 6:4s ·-. • -;-' ·-1'.J'.\.' ,,_._~!-~~,~ '!!!!. · T-,,.u ••• for' his own play, gomg to be. I m~e 1t a PIA DIMIMAll ,. Gfriun; Dowtt? " --,.< ·' ' "S~;~glltning.. p<>lnt never to call bun dur· •'9".D' • . . • N . for best act.or ~ th~ week for an_y reason. In 1i1i lod oiti: f•"'·-· . f ~·· th . ·eoJ-.,.. Mik Skinner lo "H t This """on we are ev"' s me i:.e.mr,-..C a.a•'KlD,. acen' .ro e :rwt • .. . r a · itotng..awy with. the dre&s "El VIRA MADl6All" ·~.esa ~vie·:. ~ouse's uor~ ; irl," .Ltn,da ful of~,n" and Sam Br81!; '-JWieirsat. We ~ll-have-Only , ~ ;i; • l3~um una~, herseJ! a str~walk,eg-·and., taies don1.Ccc Never !~ Late. A ~un-tJiroughl.aod '~ .do LAWR~CE-.TUflMANr , J>Ovton as a borror·stncken Rick Gunst JCl{>ks .on. ~ ~vane C Summer ttie sti<iw tts"11. 11!eie rj!,a Tfff:&BADllR'I!,. ORSON WULU '" Tife: comedy resumes Friday night at the Com· J.;ightni~) and Nan~,Y ·.reasorl. tor.'this'."')n,pcevious tMl/ico u Ull~ll munity Center allditoriwn on the 0J:'8Dge County /!Wells ( ~-n restemabest Y ) seas<ms; we .,!ways ~ e · W.nDt~~~] ' ' ' Falrgrounds. , are comepwrg ivr ac-'dress~·rehearsal before ' an :~. :' ''i. l'·.-•;,., "l'LL NEVER FORGET .• • -,: . . / tr:B~a::!r of ••f..lt!Vl:Ul of ·:~.~~ce. V:ei'ii·'~bemg th_e • .. ~::-"V4l'~!:rr~~i"1~~ WHAT'S 'IS NAM'E" • • .,. l\Oill"., . R"al"""'" ., .1 ~o be .Js,J>e,••«1nilly;r.'. • , , , tj ~ ,I• ''f.__. •• • .~ l"•'nP·' "'f 'Jfih'~•-V ..-' · · · ~ .. 1o1 • 'r:;•, Jean Seberg En~,arr-iage, · ; ~,~~: l .;,~~\)etb~;-;~l,i"i? . . , •:P. • . • , se.,..,.., e W"'llU ~ "'Jti -HOLLYWOOD (-UPI) Miss Sebeig ' as choseit 1'1~ f<r best ~ t~-tne aQdience. , . Actre~s Jean Seberg and fot ·the ·title ~ iji ·rn "St. porting acb'~, are Dottie 1'WheJJ we came to ttie ac-_ ~~ author~plomat R? m ~in .-J~n" a_d.ec e ago during a ~~ for . Never Too tual, taP.ng"'tt was. like the ,-Gary !ill ~nd th~ eight·.· na:tlonWJde: . 'by 1 pro-Late and Dor15 Herbertson second ·show· 1.Jti Yegas. He .. Year. :mamage tn about ducer Preminger: She .and Pat Warner, w h.o had already,_ gone through three <>':' four fflODths with a · current! is filming "Paint ~ared the . s~ r;?le in the routiilles once before, . Paris divorce. '°'" Yoor agon'.' <in location Summer L1~ng.. . and he._didn,'t have the same H.NW ......,., . 'Stue11lilf M .... pleu · "THE HOMECOMING" flHIM*Y tlli:-S_.., ...., l :JO Plll, Tliirt Stop Tht1!,.. 1127 Newport IM!l.-C.... M- , 11.t.r'flMltlH· ..... -w•tl"'-646°IJ6J .. The arwar~ wtll be given ·eft~ .. So we're going to at the Westminster theater's tape: 'the. -show without a annual Halloween party on dress rehearsal ~nd keep;I"=== Saturday, Oct. 26, at the tlie mistaltes in; the au-* tJheater building m the dience toves them ~ .. Hl•WAY. ~9 QRIVE•IN ;&HOW STA~TS AT 7 P.M. ACROSS 49 Gulf In the Arab ian 1 Young Sea branch 50 Oppost{r 6 Wash ington of: P,tefix namt 51 Haying lO Bait nifure of 24 Beast of turlesque buiden JS Electrlcal LS Impertinent I units: Abbr. l. 6 glance '91 .. 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Entire unit comes apart for clean in'!. U.L approved. #541 -13. An ;ncredibly low· price for fint 'chiha. LOVelytpattern! FIQfal in a plnk·IMn4e{.-~·with ralud flflilt ...,..., ~ om ... -· . ~ . 43·PC. llT FORI "CllAllTILLY'' CHINA .i • I I ' 3088 BRIStOL AVL •·JUST OFF~ AYE. BE1WRN SANDHGO Rwf.•Mu IAIRST. STOllE HOURS DAILY 12 TO t SATUIDAY 10 TO "t SUNDAY 11 TO 1 -' .·. . I ' I r;; • • •• • ' ' • • ¥-by.111'\'emmoOt ~.-.IM dote to 190 were wounded. ~ IOO -• were . ID . cUllO.ly. A D • Detroit Sends Earl Wilson • • ' Agains~ ·cards in 3rd G~~e,. ' ' . . . He wu 22-11 With Detroit last year. Wubl>un>, of course, will be happy Jl be. can ev~ a.pJJIV'ICb the magnlfi· cont oponlng game elfcrt ·o1 hll team· mate, Bob Gibson. The ldlajlpable Cardinal ace made a nUamaldi Of hll h<ralded duel wtth J;>enny , McLain, tbe 'l'l,(era'. 31 game winner. He tcattered five bit.I arid lint the crowd ol 54,602 -Jargest ever for • baeeball came to. SL Lou1s -ilX.o a frenzied UJl<OW by famHIC Al Kaline, NOllll C..h and Willie H«Wi In tbe " I n t h to lil'ealc Koulu' 1983 Seriell ncord ot 15 1trikeout&. The fam: gave Glbscn an ovation after . each strikec:u Ul the ninth •.• and shook him up fer the ooly time In the game. "I clldn't know -t all tile llWe .w111 about. •t be said. ''I wMh'L aware Bored Ol~pic Atbl~tes . . Yawn Through Series Of tile record. I eew nm ~ walk out In lroat ol tbe·~te, oo I~. ed aroun4 ·at Ille .....-.i lo IM what wu bappenina." Glbaon, -allo hi tile Ser1o1 mark ol •ix ttraigtLt TI ct 0 r l 't I pre\llou•QI tbar<d bf lied Ru!lng llld Lefty ·.Gomes Of tile N.,. York Yankef.8, toot the NCO!'ds tn ttrlde. "I'm never surprised-at anytbina l do," be 'llid. HI wun't awar1 ol iae re<ml either. ·I WU tilO lftGCcuplod rill wl!mlnc • bel rune.'·-• Neltlier was Glbsoe 1W1!1tncl - McLali> lelt tile fame for a plncll 1111- ter ln ·tlle -Inning -,teldlq tile flrat -St. Louil nni.· "l ·WBI thmtful, tbat!t all." GJbloa taM. "He held UJ to no nma undl Ill' lifthJnninf, ml we're a ~ ·"'"4 ball club. Gll>lon tlr.,.1(4 pltdieo, a r.i.u..o QI hlg!l nwnl>er for him. , "I tmnk tile r....., for that II that ! wae 1trlloing out 17 ,Uyi. I'd ~ done tlttit befcre. When rou -• lit Of ~OU ~ a Joi Of I>ft. cbea ·" be . I . r ~ •1T"°"•'rt11rM ''."· LOUlttllrll.t. MrA.ul!fft a • • I I~ If 4 1 ,,, $t•'ll9\ltt . •I P.~d •I t f k•lrt111 '1 .4 ' tMr1• l'f I I I • I ed on a coucti near one set an0 ranty ~" i.. ! ~, ~· T f I PATTERN FOR SERIES? -St. !.ouW Lou Brock easily stole. second base-in th~ third inning of the first garne of-1h•' World Series» Wednesday when I;>e!J'oit catdler Bill FrOeban's throw was wide of the mark and second basoman Dick McAuliffe couldn't handle the. throw . .lj;¢ Wilson pitdies for Detroit Saturday against Ray Wasbburn.in Detro!L MEXICO CITY CAP) -The Rua.slans went to slffop, the Turka call· ed. k organir.ed contusion and ap:ier Olympic f.1b).elel watched the screen with bored iod.Lfference Wednesday aa turned their eyes toward the big · =::'cd : ~~ • ~ i ! i sa-een. One' dozed. Ariotber · yawned. ='.,.2!...., f-=": I : t: Two chattered ·away anlme.tedly, TrllCltWlkl • • ~ McLain, 1 ' \ . BY Tennis Wheel .. ' . . "Watery Excuses , Given ' For ·Bypassing NBTC . . . h ia consolation· rew.ard ·of 1 sorts, .Newport might well have won oot over Newport Beach Tennis ClUb bOss Lar· '· its Puerto Rlican counterpart. ry Johnson bas been 1.'0ld th8t a major · Johnson's guarantee of $20,00>, cars for players to use, housing at the net atitraction will be awarded to Newporter Inn, etc., certainly aeem.s NBTC sometime next year. to stack up with the 115-degree Apparently the move is a "prize" temperaures, etc., UJat San Juan bas (or the classy Newport net facility to offer. havina: been passed over fdr tti.e up-Johnson hopes that the two touring coming United states Davis Cup ·pro group! wW have a tourney at ma;_,___ .. .,aimt either Gefman:y or NBTC .:>metime in April, which would ~ -indeed be \! handsome t'Onsolation India. prize for ""' getting the Davll Cup San Juan, Petulo Rico wm narded n~ the coveted event and U.S. lAnm Ten~ nis A.9sn. prWdent Bob Kelleher of. fered a couple of patbetic ~s to Johnson for holding the. !patches in , Puerto Rico. · Johnson 1ays be was told that the coolliot between tennil and area foOt. WHITE WA.SH Write to 0111m~· ... ~ iaad we.IJ.iwl1bm of our Olymptc at1alete1 fJa Mexico City can commwilcate with them by aendin.t · mall to the person, tltea de1l&nate the team (USA ,men's 'Olympic cycling team}, e/o P.Oltmas•, Dalla•i Texas. The zip code ta 75%%1. · Mall eaa be a ml&bb' welcome thing when you 're 1way (rom ltome and famlllar· ovJronmenL HotD to Honor RPK Wby llllouldn't Huntlnglon Beach High School Diltrlct stay by Its guns and teep the name F41011 fer its new high &ebool? PertiaPs if Inventor ball mlgbt liurt the attendance and Thomas Alv• Edi.son bad a vioteqt that NBTC didn't. have }l'OPer time death, he would be a mate popilar for promotion (the miltches will be , cboiee by ·tbe opposition t.o having b.13 held the first or ieoood week of No-•· J&De given to the new lnstltution. vember). ___ If .~.wtsh .!».honor the llte Football surely wouldn't have stop.. Robert' F: Kennedy, why not narpe ttie peel the affair from being a sellout. gym-um or Ecll1oe llJih library And it wouldn't take much stim.Ula· after t1.rn? ti.on to arouse lnlerelllt in spectators trom tbb hot tienni! area. U nnn were cheap here, if It had a Davia Cup t e am. member like San Juan doe• (Obarle1 P•1arell), • • nEXII& g· Days 11 .... Olympic h111es /' Spotts News Jn Brief - . - LOOI!VLLE, K). -'no Knlocty stale ilacllf Colllllllpln • It •• W_...,. to beata lndaCi NtY. II .... --fly~ ... Ille •"ellte:atl• .. l>Meer'1 lm.,. u th winer. I ' Lakers ( 4-0) T~t San .Diegt), · . In Exhibition . Uie St. Louis Cardinali' Bob Gibson shut out the,Iielrolt Tlgm ,~ In tbe opecing game Of the World Serles America's blue ribbon baseball, Pow was beamed 10\lth of the border' - with N>PfOJ>rl•te Spanish eommelll:lry -and' every 23-lnch •tl)l,the ®'m· • p_lc VIJllde;s :1odal center wu taned m the acMori. . · . U it had been· a broad'fiY-production dependent on. tb1a crO'ifd. for survival, Jt would CIOMI Thurlday. SAN DIEGO (AP) -'.!be Los "Belahol, I !l'>n't undent&ld It at Angeles Lakers, unbeaten in the all," 1aid Apollnaros Grigas, a 1~ member or the SoWet rowin& team year's National Basketball Association who speaks a .smattertng ot.Engliah. exhibition seuon, go after their ~tb "It looks like it might be a &ood game, but why do they keep stopplna: victory ton.igbt when they take on the to shave thetr faces or pOUr .a glass of San F'rancioco Warriors. beer!" The game II! the "l>tlltr o1 an NBA An American dellcate]jl tried to ex· plain the lntrloaclt1 of one-minute twin·bill on the home court of the San cormnerdal&. Diego Rockets. Los Angeles beat San "Commerciall.? Commerct.all?" his brow furrowed. "Hu it to d0' with Frailcisco m the two teams' only other , capitalism?" . meeting this year. The came ttom St. Louis came over the air wave& loud and clear. Small The takers banded . the Phoenix knot& of athletes, wearln& the in-- SI'"' their second straight defeat Wed. oign1"" Of many nM!oeo, pthered ne1day Digbt ., rooic!O Bill Hewitt around the four "" In t!JO· llOC!al llCOl'ed.17 i>olnts to lead Los Ange!" to ce~ •handful ol Americans, a 1 ... a runa~ 107-88 vlctcry. Fonner Mexlc ... and llOllle Cubaal apPelred Laker G811 aooo..cb netted 17 to top Intently lnterellU!d. Phoenix scorers. Four sturdy .I\~ rowen reclln- Toni · Hewitt fiEXID8t MaJame Butterfly TONI HEWITT • Near another Id, a German and a •M91d11c1c • 1 ~ 1 .,....,, • ~ Pole bammereo.i away splr tedly at c1-"' 1 • each other in a table tennis a:ame. A ""f:t:::' ' sT T••" • 4 ,; 4 JrOUP .of Spaniards played cards. ~wt iw Mci..111 1"I ""'--. • • ~·--f ""-"-._._...... ~~ .......alnd; out fw Wti't In"-""""· • n ~IC.I-o .. -~ ·wa~ a ,..~ c.-fllecl wt i. tr.et ,., ~ 1rt...,. ......_ ~A!'1ell d!'Uted ·away, •hlkin&-thetr ~~" :~: ;:: T::::: . '.~. • 1!-~rwli... HerfM, Call. -• -.-"I Cannot undentind' Why 10 mati:k,.. -· loa-oetr9't A I. SI. Lo.I'-_N ... -. 2&-IC.tll,.. l&-McC•r'<'", HI-I,_ .......,_., people get 10 excited.~" laid a ti.g Tur J••l•r, P'lold. ...ai&.w. · · Mth • .handlebar mun.ctie. "These • Mcu111-1. 1~ ~ f ,. men in bloomers look very sWy TUD· =-f f : :' nlng around after that small ball." Glt.on-W ' 1 1 PILOTl'S Grid Oddtl AnaheimPicked by 5 To Beat Westminster Westmlnlter ii • ftve-polnt 1"'clerdOC to Anaheim, acc<rdina: to a consensus of the DAILY Imm 1poril •taff:•' predicfJoel for thla weekends' prep, am collea:e ccotelll. The Lion-Coloolrt twsle II tho CIF'1 1969 GWC Grid Slate Announced Golden We1t College will become • member oL. Its third athletic ~ fennce in u many years wbf:n it 'joins the newly Jianied Soutbu:n Clll· . fornla Confenince non fill Athlettc direct.on of the new RVen-- school conference which ·Olio includet Cypr111, Rio Hondo,. ~ Li>• .up. Ju, Los An1ele1 Harbor, Los Anfale1 . Clty•qd the -Southweat Loi ........ Ju. Junior. College, releued th• 1lllt football' llChedule l<Jd&y. Golden Well will open 'the '811 IOI• . oon. w!Ut It. -al 1ame aplmt Oranc• Cout, play, tluw·mor• non- •conferenc• 1ame1 on the road l,falnlt Mt. SAC, Santa Ana and Santa Bor- bera JC tm4. lbon ,begin a .llve-1 am • . eonferenco scWule. · . ,Sollth-t Los Anplao, JC II DOI 'flpedod to !!old • loolball talJD - -and w1ll be 1nc1.-.. 11>11\uot.-kn' scbeclule Wiien It ha a team. That ,pro!>oJ111 _, """'t happen until Un Cl< 19'74. . • James CbeUon, a' former football . <Wh•t-~1~=..:itoo Aaploe and .... ,fir Ille Loo Aoplet City School Sylllom, ... ~ oomm1w..-"'-a:. .., ...,,_, Tllo -owe-: .,,. .. ~t;.., t .......... ' .... -. • 1t ,,,,"'!!!.:. ...... Cl ··~"· .....,., .... .. ..... Hw.Jfll(tlM~· ~·'*-.... • featured game. The iw..-1- power• clash Friday n111>t al Well- mlnolet. Altor an """'*" weet 6r'1 opall -111• -~,oal,y 51.-. Of the -correctly, tile --·re111ec1 lat --for an 811 ~ ~)be 0ea-.'111e rumdDg ........ .'136 ~ ·• ; • 28 r!alK and 10 wron1- Hse's tbtl week'• odds: Thrlday Laguna 13 over El Modena Friday Estancia 2 over G....im G,..,.. Bolla Grande I aver Costa Mesa La Quinta f OYW fountain Vallq 5earta· Ana 24 over HllDl!nstoD Anahelm5overW_..,. 8an CJelJl.U. OVti Mlnkm1VJlfo Salm'day NowpcrtS.,...Ma1na Lalc-12 ... -Del C..-del Mar I av .. Padllca • ! San Diep I owt Goldm W11I • oa:: 21 over Itio HOll!lo ua.A ·•-syracma USC7ovwMlomi . ......,. n...ttf1fflrkl · " ' • Olympic Torch ;'. Carried Ashore In New W"o~ld ; l -r· • ' i I . I ; I I .. '' .. ' ' '··•l·i• '. JI DAILY "'-GT T~. Octobtr 1, 1'161 -- Colonists~' Defense •1 EA1IL Q(lt!U.Y hll ftrl\ defenoe when lhe Col<lll)I ol· ., •..., ,_ .... • fenae bu1ldt up a beftY lead. ........... M.N.... tbe ~ ~ t AnlDlt Chaffey 1UI week, Anlll)elm • ._ ~.--·~ ••• loci by 28-0 et tile hill and tile ftnal AnUllm ll1P Sdtoal'I football t.eem 1con wa 28-8. The same "' rouibly It -the two or -beil In tllo 1r11e In Anahe!m'• opener Wilen CIP ..S llllQl>o lit the -· ~ too. RedlOndl foll, 22-7, ' Bui w--· ~ Bill Botwell ''The qulcllnou of tholr defenat la -.,., ... -----"rtelly ioilmblng," Boowell 18)'1. 0 W1 Mv. a. fllall Of tbelt fltlt hrp ·"N. Mahooey ts 19me kind of -and ilalther Rodlandl « Chai·, linebacker ·lllll tllelr dete111lv1 end, fey ba -..! oo-tllelr lint defullve. ~Dan Cloytoo,.ll "'fl' &QOCI. Everybody Ulllt," Ila mys. \says wbot · 11 ftne recolver Dan ~·to tMt, a.., 'Won 1'icQ lo get ::::i.1sotsplltendbuthe'1alaoan thre6 or fo'*',ftnldoWbl on them.'t . nruletyman." u.:.weD N.)'I .ANbeim coach Clare This ts a major confrontation in VanHocnbete bail bem )Wlklna out BolWllrll'a eoart>tng career. ' I ' , . . .. r . i:rrmnI~own .~'fit•~ A.t stake? ' ;1 Situ~~on8 . p ~~na Beac~ ShQots I - Saint Dream Is Nightmare . 1 1 .rllugo-inu ·CdM · -· ~'~"'z~~'~coAch .·. f?r ~r4. Straig~~ Win : .. Holland ..,•t llgUre Otll -It , 'l · For Moats · ' wi...,-Ana IBlh foOtbell COl•l&aQ6 • Oj tM Dllt, '"" lllff thlnl down pJar ·tbal'1 bt1g!llnL bis There .I! ~· posslbllll)' lb.at I'-'-' · ' , , · 11le 'Cieitvl.W guo cbompl~shlp I "Wi 'lla•e•'I -able to mfie • will ·be,wra up a day, belol'0 ,0.e thon key __. pla11 qalnst "'lular cfrcult 1eeson wu orlflnaJIY I ewpor! or<BolN," lit aay1. llClieclid<d lo ' befln when Laguna El don't !mow ,.,,.t It ls ~ _,be -l!l&ll Sd>ool's foolball squad In· lids""'~ 11><mHlv• tot too · Vadiil ;Slmta Ana Sladlum at 7 IClllilrt -1-~ !mow. ' ' lo battle hOlt El Modena. . I •a.. third4Dd.~ne . plays aga1Dst B:airinr. rJ: COIJl'se, opposition from ' ' Isa lut -(Corona loat. 6-0), we the nm ol 1'JstiJI and Onmp, the I Fa.-11111 dropped_.. Oil 1be big game ~ could well decide tile · c1own play•-'' · . ~m.. , HOiiand wlII 1ry to lhoro up IUCh , · · Lquni Beach ls comlna off two ;ProblamJ bel<n. ~ nlgllt's stra!gbt wins In non-leagu< com· pme With Pldflm at Bolaa Grande, pelifi"' lnc!udlng a 4()-0 -g ol I Scbool. · · ' Bna whl1' the El Modma squad , •'II llaJ• ,,.... h<lp on the of. --b coiiquOota ol Compton and I f,mfve line ·for that one beca\191 Ray Fouotaio Valley. er& (2151 bu recovln!d ln>m a lmee Against Compton, tile Vanguards us- nJUrY 1uffered Jn a pre-eeu:on ed fou:t -touchd.OMJ pallei to <111POH , ~orkout. of the ~ while 1corlng rlllll of I~ Corona.de! Mar bu ll?tt to Ne"'JlO"l, 24 and. 85 yai'dJ 'by fleet halfback Pete I-6, ,and to Bolla l..i-'<. 6-0. Sproat did in FountainValley -The Sea Kin& ..,.., will be. loOklng Coach ' ' ' l or more consbteot ·defeDllLve-" work . Hal: Aldnl Laguna ~oreet ·of· , f bl 1a1-~-c:.. ..... ;;. nl ht fer a ~od allack with runnlDg t<>U,: 0 .. '-' •~ ~ --..., • g · bacl<a Brian Beiley and Jim Kuhn , Jlolsa only beat . u 6-0 liut tltey ~--o! ,. best · ·~ ~.~ · I hould've llOOl'ed more. We~e able to ~ ..... u u.•_e ~ wrc ""eo~w.ew . oop ~ue the blg: play defensively but alooa: w:i.th their out 1tand1 n a: llve're JUI! not con.,.,. yet." _,,_ _,,_ .A. I t Ha llln&led out linebacker Doug H H H ~arm. rullrd LaJTY Gri&Mlld-aDd " *'-w.-~ 151 l ~ckle Dan 8111zar, for nceptioftal · :: ~= t' ~ 1as idefenalve performlDCel in the .first 111 1rx1tr Lil H•rwr u..1 t la____ ,.. l(Nkul c It~ 212 • q wu games. · 1111 Robtrn 11:0 Jllllr-11' I i "This i& going to be • dllrn (OOd i: e:::OWlkl :; ::"'~ :.: )tefense befn we're through but right 11! N•llon Q• w1at1oM1t1 l" , pow-we've &ot tome JoopbOles we bave ::;: :=:; 1 :: •:_: l:: ;tlJ tighten Up. 11 1• (:•NIM lllH MdMnYs 151 ! t ' iRio .Hondo, Not Fqllerton, ! I ~ .. Bothers Bucs This Week The biggest came on Orange Coast College's 1968 football acbedule ii only 10 days off, but you'd never know it by watching the Pirates pN:Cti.ce 0\ by talking to Coach Dick Tucker and hi• staff. That big 11=<, o! course, Is tile O<t. 12 cont.est in LeBard Staclum with defending st.ate champion Fullerton College. However, Tucker, h'8 players and staff aten't worried about Fullerton - yet. The Pirates have been devoting their practiOHession attention to this week'1 opponent fer O<X;'s South Coast Conference opener, Rio Hondo College. "We don't even want to think about Fullerton yet," Tucker laid. "To pull out tihe old clidle, we're going to play PIWT COLUMNIST ON RADIO SHOW : AW> racing expert and DAILY .rum colmnnist Deke Hoolgate is the Thursday night host on KFI'a new t J,londJly tbroogh Frklay " In s i d e : Sporta" show from 7:10-7:25 p.m. The new program is a unique and in- 1 lormative approach to a different : iport each weekday nigb.l : ~ KFI is the first major local radio f tattoo to ori~ its own weekly I uto racing show. The sport was umber two in atteOOance last year 'lb 40 mill.ion on-lookers. DW's upcoming g®lts will include · . an Gwney Of Corona del Mar, far:neUJ Jones and Jackie Stewart.• ~ host wiU. also keep bis listeners iurrent oll -nidn& bappenlnfl all ver the country. them one at a time. HRfo Hondo bu a tough team . its probably the best they ever had. They have a big liine and it! hard to run up the middle on them." E'Ven though Tucker and the P,irates have plenty of re1peot for Rio Hondo, ' Ille Roadnmnflrs ngure lo be Onmge Coast's softest toudl on a brutal schedule. Rio Hondo baa been outscored 57-18 in it.I first two games, >oatel to Los Angeles Harbor and Paadena. AfW Rio Hondo, the Pirate& facP P'ull!rton and urxlefeated San Diego f.Jesa in consecutive weekl. On the injury list, only one Pirate, flanker Bruce Hicks, is definitely out of the Rio Homo game. Hlcb lJ tnnJ. ble by tendonitiJ. Greg Vandenburg and Ed Washko, both fine recetven, are slated to fill Jn for him. Also hobbled ere guard Dan Hilliard and lelt end Robert OMUUo with a bed knee and hip point.el. However, both should be ready for Saturday night's game. · Rustlers Post 15-3 Polo Win Golden West College's water polo ~ rallied In the t h I r d quar1"r Wednesday to bNt LA Harbor, 15-3, i.a the GWC pool. The Rustlers were tied at halftime. 3-3, bta. Mik' Bry;in scored four times In the third quarter and Ross Cook flipped hi three coals. Cook wo\IDd up with six goals. Golden West tinlahed second In the . Gi.ucllo . tournanent at UC santa Barbara owr the weekend . Ooach · Tom Hennatad'1 t6am ii naw S.2 ,- ·Ille year. quart«back, Stove-wi..b.wlld. El J.lodelia ~ Bob Lester pro- mised several de(enltve changes alter tho Vanguanls' vlc!my aver Fountain Valley while llapa _..., Mt botll ways alter lb lmfll'Olllivo lhowina agaioet Brea. Neither ~ II ~ by In· juries but El M<>;leoa bu the ad· vlJft:.ale ol one dll;y.'1 pNCtict over the Artists . TJ>e Vonguardir diopooed of Fountain Valley on &be same.field 1-t: 'lbunday while iAlun& WU bul)' a night later wllb Broa, O.te md lite 'Of the game waa d\4nlOd lrom Friday at El J.lodtna to the present date e.nd 1ite becauee of liglt(ing difflculHea at tile new El Modena stadium. Golden West's Shackleford . Praises Line HWltlnP>t> -coach Ken -II havlnl tllo 'umt dream tlllJ week only In hil -lt'I a *'11m .... In I.ct. -walclet tllml of Santa Ana'• tnt two 1amt11 Moala tm been waklna: up llCl'emnJna. "CurlU hll man moves thm UJ hJSh ldioGl runner l'w tver aeen," bt N)'I. "He't tllo bOt1 back In cautontla. In that Compeon pme lut weelt be Md a M-yan! nm In which Ile must have covered 70 yardl totlll. It wu un.- bellev1ble. "U w e111't contllin ~ we W'Oll't have a """""' Friday tt!&l>t. The otlen opened up imJn11lvely two weekend• ago wtth a 25-0 wtn <YVt!t Looi Beoch JO<dan but tripped over Tustin la1t week, :12-14. He WU Alked u blJ players might have been looking put Tultln to tll• Saint.I. "No. We took 'l\JBt1n teriouaty;/ remember -they beat ul lut yeer, too. What bappened wu our o!fe)lllve u:ecuUon wan't lbarp like We W'IDted It to be. / "And a pus mterference call oo us ln the end zone was a ,,b"ad one. OUr Golden West College's foolball team lllms Obow our Glrih/Wlle -In the hu not been dragctng tts feet of. correct po1lUon ~ made a good lemively In lb Int hnl came• ond play." head coach Ray ShacklefOrd rn:e1 to MoaU 1ay1 Huntlngton encountered point to the o!feDllve line ., !Ile dilficulty 1¢>glng oo to the • ball ...,,, agalnst Tustin. re He tliures 1be intertw often.live line .;wiWh 1eitina the ball and run· will play a vital role in the Rustlers' ning off four or :five plays and then conference operwr Saturday nlgbt at ha#g to give it up. You can't beat San Diego City College. "'1'body tllat way." . . Here'• a breakdown rJ. the , GWC ~ Moata . alJO h~ the Oil en will front five : / have t:tietr pass defense sharpened Up • Dan Cunnlng!w\m. Since the tpii1I by,, Friday. iame of the 1967 seuon, CUmingham . The TU&tin quarterback completed (215) has been Sbackl&ford'a .tarting nine of 10 against \Ill. When a left tackle. Already, KA!\I .. Slate, quaner~k.can hit 90 .~nt against Utah, UOP ~ San Joff State are you, you re in trouble. actively recruitlnl hl111. He prepped at /Serra Hlgh In Gardena, and now Jim in Seal Beacti.. Shackleford calk( him "our best all· rt'ltd llnemaw.t'' • P.hil C9.tton. Strictly a linebacker . laSt y~~,:cOlloo (:Ill) II deocrlbed u · "men~ toLgb" a n d e:itrtmely Jn. telllgent~ ~by Shae~. •Vic ·Ecklund.'1'cklund (21Xi), from Fountid.n V.Uey High; was a defensive tackle for GWC tut year but now ts the atartini center. "The center has to be one of our best fOotball players .• " Shackleford aays. "'He's made a 1o0d ~tnie.nt" • Kurt Kruger. The only freshman on the. offensive Une, Kxueer (190) played at Marki& laot year. "Kurt b r"811y toUgb alt our stral&!tt allead bl<lcklni play•," Shackleford says. • Phil !dogie. Alter watdtlng three players at the potiUOn, Sbaictleford selltled on Mogle (210) this week. He made t.he move from defemive tackle . where he "111 be replaced-by Pete Merandi. PGA Endorsed PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) -SaJD Snead , who bu won more tollrlJIPleJ;lts than MJ.f other player In piUesllonal golf, has notlflad tile Prolesal-1 GoU...S Auoclatio!l h< 1Mill itot porticlpai. in any toornament thwt is not sanctJoned by the PGA. BIG 'Jd -WO$tmlnster .fflgb football coach Bill B<iowell talks to 1ooutl in the preu box during last weeke'1d's 34-25 win over El ~cho. The Lions play Anaheim Friday and Boswell callJ It "the /biggeet pme Weetmin!ter has ever played." , Lightning _Bolts Chase Poloists Out of Pool Orange Coast College and Cerritos were scheduled to meet at 4 p.m. to· day for the championship of the Southern Cailfcxtnia Iqvita~onal-1WJter polo tourney a!lu .~-lite llotir and the threat oJ lightning canceled Wednesday night's finale. Friday Orange Coast travels to Westwood to play the UCLA varsity.' The Bucs '>and" F a I c o'n s were originally slated to pieet at 9 o'clock Wednesday. The Bucs earned their way into the finals by bombing Cerritos in a 4 p.m. game, 8-3 . Although Ute Buca will be favored in t.oday's cant.est because of Wed· ne1day'1 win, the delay will help Cer· ritoe:. The Falcons would have gone in- to laat night's conte1t tired after two games. Today they should be rested and ready to go . In other a c t I o n Wednesday, El Camino dropped a 10-7 verdict to Cbaf· fey, Fullerton topped Long Beach, 12- 8, Chaffey beat ·Fullerton, 5-3, and San· ta Ana ,beat Rio Hondo, 11-1. Chrls '-Oliver got lthe Bue& on the board.against .Cerritos when ht\ltole a Falcon pass shortly after the opening buzzer and flipped it in for 1-0. Oliver, who played a· standout g am e throughout ~ day, then fed a perfect lead pas! to Dan Christy and OCC led at the quarter, 2-0. • Cerritos came storming back with a pair in the second period, but Christy added a penalty throw and the CCC lead was 3-2 at the half. Jn the third period, Brad Shoemaker scored trom the hole. Oliver fed Chris- ty again and Mike Wilson tossed iil a lob .and ·occ led 6-3. The final period was all Wilson as the soph scored on a penalty throw and tallied on an assist from Christy. Mogle filled in briefly at offensive tackle in a pre-season scrimmage and Shacklefmi was impressed with the results. CONYllSI a 45 AU.STAR • Ocean Pool & Speedo ~wim Suits & Shorts ANTEATERS POST 9-3 POLO VICTORY UC Irvine'• JUOI«' vAr?117 wator polo team tlJrmhed a vil'ltty COD· tingent from UC SaD Diego, 9-3. TuM· day an.moon In the Antea-pool. Mark Emmll'IOll led h acoring for Irvine with three &oala while 'nn\ Har· rlson, Steve Bailbact. Duane OllOn, Jim Coopet-, Kurt J.lelll!lo and Dalton Maurin eadl addld one 11117, The llOoll fll"&bboll a quick S--0 halftime Mad end wtrt D t Ve r -- BASKITBALL SHOES CONYIRSI TENNIS SHOES Men'• 7.75 Ladles 7.25 JACK PUlCILL TENNIS SHOES 8.95 MIN'S wHm • IYOlY Teitnl•',...S.horts 4':0 13" MIN'S WHm • IYO,lY 350 to 1095 TABLE TENNIS PADDLES BALLS & sns TENNIS RACKETS ADULTS -············· .. -···-··-6 95 lo 39" JUNIOR ltACKn -·---·-4 95 lo 12" WILSON XTlA DUTY , aucho~ Face Toughest Foe Tennis Shirts TENNIS BALLS ..... r' stllYIUSS T•nnl• Swe•ters 9". PINNSYl.YA111A X7' , Alllr -In tu lint two gam11, -O>llegt foot.ball .-it H-.. -)le'1 ptllng edUcllloo alq W!al"'bit foot.ball bably the toughtot team we 'II fact thia season." · . "ear.tow tltrew ~ 'bell ._ tlmu \ul week and dlal'1 wb"" "' 1ot hurt qalnlt Imperial Valley.'! -"'Ille main tbi1IC we -to wort Oil Tiie G•:lltil ·wot ett.f.Dd UOCber though, is correcttnc OW' meottl •· tllll 8llm'lllJ ailllt 1'hon they ron. We hava lo 111"1' -......, if holt lo a ltraal a.stow· Juntot we are going to win.," lllrQnan .id. 1~~~·:111.,..., Viejo Hl&ll 8cbool. Harbnan bas other Jl'(lblams to wor· .,_ la nibd flflb -the ry about -mental em>r1, :.•1 ....a janlor ..no.,. oil o( lU though. ll' iil•..,-.-1u1 'l:'*llad-Starting q-Rod Graves ratu lho Vildnfl '• Pl"' still II hobbltd by o -uk1o and • thumb on hil paasin.g band. Second· 1trln1 QB Cbril Hedor la out for et leostfivt-wllbalraclund el-be ·--Jrnperlal Valley. ' Thal means &-f<>ot, I~ GatJ Rossman, ""'1 pel'lonnod well ID tile -ball Ill lat w.U'1 21·1! ION to ImpOrlal VwUIJ, wlll 1ta11 a I q--· Other bactfleld cha.,,,. W(J1 HI Paul COJ ,..... lot •1---lrinn fUl-k "'11-lloli.e ot Wbeck. • TENNIS BALLS ..... 7'° WD .. AN .591 SWEATERS _____ .. ____ _ Skatelloanl• ' 5"· r.9 .. MIN'S . ... ... TINN!S HATS __ .. ~~2'° I , IACICIT r" , Strln1ln1 4~.. 1411 ' ttlSBllS _______ 9,c .. 2.95 e BIKE REPAIRING e . I -------~~....,..._~...., .. _. ..... ...,...,. ............ ~~-. ................ ,.. ...... _..,..,,,_._....,. .... ..,..,,...,... .... _..._...,...,....,....,.....,.,.,..r~~-~~~~-·~~~~~ l ' ' ' Walt TlJ 'Le.ague ' MD Needs· Time ' To Cure ~takes , 1• Mater Dei IDlh foot: Ron Gardea, a I~ ~In -on ~ -· OIQ'& Woo$, "didn't' ,OYer the Monarcllo' rurmit ca-ry 1lle !!"ll ~for 111 record of 0-2, eoach Bob 1"!t WMk. Wood• pleads-for tuni. "We·~ pia);nc a lot ofin- e•periepced boye and 1be7 hav,.'t been dolo& Ver/ had!)' -...... just - outmellned IO W," he N)'I. "We're DOt p~g San Lids OWpo -·· we "°" 't lffO<d to mw •DY Estancia lpjured . On~nd --. Bui 1he ldds haven't lei up ml I ~ we're (<dng 11> be ready ror ~ are ·liiolru.. up al our leaaue ..,..,.. nut Eo1a11cia lllgb Schoo1 where week."· the Eagles' football team ill Of mon Immediate Im· cunlng oif It& largost. poli,I ponance to w-and ~on in -history Mater Del ill Saturday •t aft« ripping Pacifica High al Santa ·Ana Sladlum wheu -laot _ Sa-y ldClll to tile L •·k e wood teata the t\me of_ "'"12. , MOna.rchi O:>acli John. L O W r y I WOodl • d r 111 e d hb: eleven 'Will take m another defeolive team.. Wednesday ~arden Grove League team afternoon 00 recognition of m_ tl>e Argonauto Friday Loyola'• triclcy orr.mlve lllgbt :wt>ei> 1ho ' Eagles aeh!: travel to Garden Grove .. i.k_ !J a , really High ScDm Game time !J 8.· goo<Uoolball team and they Some key pidden for run • Wlnety of ofie!llie6. E6tancia. continue on the You """" to _be ready !or m<nd, includiug &n Brant quite • few ~ when you and MUe wm.. two larten play tbat·bunch." "'U.J• I • -1-, °'""" '· 1968 ' DA!LY 1'11,11' .,. ' Bar~ns Mus~~Sta}r;U.p coach Brute Plc~ord i{.. · i. Qultlta at H\mtflltlon llre Ud ht~ },. ball a mo,Jor problem at Fouo-Beacli Friday 'nl&ht at l . -igalnlt l!ll ~ <lf'll bl taln Valley Hlgh Sd>ool The problem ii how to , to ugh," c 0111- where b!J Bar:oa: grldder• keep ~Is ;serum at ·~~ • flcl;ford. , , • • , -conllnue to prepare !or tit~ high peat they •'!'"6tt.!Qt~ Agah1•t £..;. : f.ilijtf, Ille lion·leque encolll>!er with week durlpg the.l!;j .~lllJ F9W>taln Vo1!e7 ~ 'triU loss, · . -:· · . , be uked lo ketj! up cwlfla an Fountain Valler 1o0le,1 :.opponentJlllll'li ...,.., "'1 Must--Beat ti'd'k.~~e~11i:!t~ • -20-a romp',~ Lo• -1\!th"'e line perform"'!CO. oj !be ¥gele, ~p•t '.and ii BaroILS to -tiie intensl,lr'hla---'<oruildeled. bl' -!'l;tie- playera d!Jplayed. .• ' team to ~~ .. • ~·· Gaidall "If we can keep tb8 ~~~ Gfdve ,u .. "'°', • • Matadors Says Peek ' 'Ibo oplimllm that ha> prevailed <Ner the Costa -Mesa High Sd>ool """"'"' • ~thepaat~-bhas apparently van!Jhed, - .A good~ iractice lopped by .. ~ 14-7 upset viCtory over Orange had, the MustaQil&' lootball contingent &Icy high unjil Newport HarhO< ,bun;t lie bul>bte wt week, I~. . Now a determined coach Neil Peek remarks, "We can't let Newport be-tltO turning polilt Of a g<>Qd seasoo. "We've rot to get Boise." Bolsa GTande Is working · on ·a two-game win streak With the last Weter,, a 6.(1 ded&ion over C<iriloa de! Mar, l\'ood& will be lbort ... from wt yur, wllo haYe ..,.,,.,, __ Sa......... Defeoolve seen limited -to dab!. ... -~....,. N:m-l$ llsted in u.. back RODMUoi% Jammed bi& ltarl!ng·-ve llneUp but neck agamrt Loyola -will both are upected to ~· a •it out the LakewOod fray. great deal cl work· Iii the Eod Don Helkln h. I Garoen G.-test sllgbtly torn ltnee lig9Dle!IU And Bob O>ntuk. a 1et- but will probably play, ter_;, who has ~ out of NEW s'~AllK-San ci ... ente High Scl>ool's fJOOtball team-will get a boost Friday night'wtien Homer Waisner has cast on bis left hand removed and returns to the startlngb&ckfield after sitting out the first two games with a broken· band. Wais- ner, a junior, lettered at San Clemente last year and is corisi.dered the best runner on the squad. The M<lftangs will bO ioing llili<> Ille Boloa Grande test at Davldeon Field {8 p.m.) "Wtlib a tl.l.gtrtly l'f:VaD· ped starting llDeup. -. Dove S!>ielberger bas -starting fullback job In proctice, Gary Steela ii still wrsiltg a shoulder. aepa?a· tion and will aee limited ac- tion. Woods ·oold. act! ~ -~-U Mater Dei lost it.a opener ' on ~"'use of 1KM.1.1Uer to Santa Ana, 31·13, and loot ~~ ~ik <Uong to Loyola l~st week, 14-6. So, it's ellltl1 to 1ee "wh The Iedng boll carrier there are • lew ~ :W aisner's Return Makes Flnl-<1rlng guard Jollll Manix, will be sulh!d up, but Is out of otartlnt duties with ·a serious muscle spurn pro- blem and Dave Gleaeon, ' tackle, II out with a bad knee. - f<r the Monarciul IO far 11 arowld the E a g l e 1 • quarter1. ~on f<r tile A1fO<I lw lnclu!led a great deal of time on defense beoaule of the wried offeml.ve sets us- ed by Gorden Grow. /duel! time also bas been spent on tllo Eaile&' kicking game. 1:Tritons Favorite to Win Changes Planned By Watts You'd think a lootball coach with a 2-0 record would be fairly pleased with the statui quo but not Newport HOriJor High'• Wade Watts. Good news bas been a scarcity at San Clement:e High School after two sound defeat.. in its first two Penalty Too Stiff Officials Stwly Mouthpiece Rule The Sailor coa"cb is on the verge of making tti?ee 1tarUng offensive 11 n e u p cbangee altar watehlng his club play shakily in Its open· By ROGER CARLSON mouthpiece, int two wins. ' · °' .,. 0-1,, P11c1t •••" He may move :ftm.lor BUI Yiou have to l')'lllpathize If . an interior lineman Shedd in at quarterback and with football coaches when drops ti -after assuming his replace halfback Rocky Dil:· their teams are socked foc three1J'Oinf. stance (as in the on with Al Wallace. penlalties _especially when case of Fountain Valley) it And returning from the In-those infractions demand a will be ignored. JW"I list is tackle Dave 15-yard penalty. First offlen5e to e n Y Martin. To make way for , It's even woc.se when the particular player will draw him, Watts will move Roger ptm.lshment doesn't fit the a w.arning. Abuse of tile Kenney to center. If MarUn <:rime. _ rule, will however, receive doesn't start at tackle, it'll 'I'nle, . .._ penalty !a a swift justice. be Dave Aiwwd. -pemtlty. But consider tne1e .... McDonough defends his "I guess 2-0 is better than facts. officials in the cases alread)' 0-2, but we a.-en't happy S¢tting out • moutilplece iii the book6 !Jilnply lltal!ng with the way things have .during oxnbat "on t be ·.~ the officials were been going for us," Watts gridiron is · contiderecl a followmg ntles, and if tney said. "perS'OD81 foul" iand carries ' hadn't, they would have "We bad JS penalfies and •· 15-yard penalty with it. been on the recei\'Rlg end. ol football games or the year. defense, but is bard at work Finally, a bright note of trying1to get it& offense into optimism has invaded the· high gear. · San Clemente High carn.P,llS With ' better l n t e r 1 o r with the return of letterman blocking, and Waisner run- Homer Waisner in the ning consistently, the backfield after sitting out Tritons hS.'Ve grabbed the tbe first twG games with a earJ.y role as favorite over broken hand. He'll be back Mission Viejo . ~.for Friday's home game Two usual starters are cut with Mission Viejo : · of Friday's test with the Despite i.. slight frame Of Diablos, fullback Berkley S-6, 145..pounds, Waisner is Burch and defensive end being coun,fed on to bririg Mike Coit. Both have minor Doug McAlister fl 11 s Manix' position on the left ,.;de o! the Ilne while Rusty Allen takes Glea8on'a spot on the right &ide. Mesa's prllM concern with Bolta Grande is the Matadocat Rick Daley 1 an all«ound quarterback who runs and passes with equal effectivenen. , Peek aald h!J cllorgee would have to oootaen Daley on his rprint out. H the MU&llqs art to stay with the invaders from Garden Grove. San Clemente back into the injuries. Ctesttjew League title pic··---'-----~-------------1 1 ture aEter two disappointing preleague losses. The Tritons dropped a.&7.fl decision io Neff and then fell to PE.!l.m Springs, 20-0. Coach Tom Eads wasn't c o m-pletely diabeartened over is team's 20..0 loss to Palm Springs, noting his defense had done an ex-• i celient job through three 1 quarters before falling to the speed of ttie Palm Springs' backs · on e n d sweeps. San Clemente Js making minor adjustments on the -PV Domination fOur fumbles against Costa The mouthpiece l'\lle has opposing coaches for not 1be United Stlltes. has had Mesa last week. I can't been .in effect for 1everal callieg the rule . the winner in t:he pole vault figure how we've been able years but then! was no Speaking of fools in1 foot• in all previous 15 Olympic to make all those mistakes penalty on il::tractklm until ball, ,Huntingtoo Beach aod G.ames. and still win two gi.mes. last year when the C1F's Santa Ana lock horns at 1--------- "U we can s.traighten out Southern Sect!kln· in64Blk!d • Salb Ana ·S:tJadium Ftida:y our mistakes, we'll be a five-yard penalty last year night at 8. pretty &ood football team." for abuse ol the rule. This 1-i was the last time these The saving factor, .ac· Y_ear the National Fed.ere· two schools met that coach cording to Watt., bas been -!Oked it to 15-yards. Tom Baldwin ol Santa Ana Newport's defe~. According to John T. char'~ the Oilers with IIµ'· Of hlJ quarterb<Ck situa-Md)ooough, bead cl Oraige -ty play '1'4d al<rmed to the tiOn Watts· describes Shedd County officiak, ttie ruie center of the football field at u '~a good field general, a ":'88 putjn O> p'!X.ect ~ in-the conclll:Slon of the game leader -anct· a good passer. diYklual and has abarply (won by the Saints, 42-14). He'.s also a good ban reduced. injl.Ries to the Oeeth Ba Id win WQS seen handler, but not as strong a and mooth along wtui redU.c· phys 1ca11 y yanking runner as Troyano." ing the tmlal ot ~sloo Redbods' pliaytts off his Area Sports , Calendar ' tuju.ries. backs in the Saints' recent W est.Qrlnster "WM hit twice preseason 1 c r i m m a g e by tbi5 penalty' in lttl 21-12 whenever the enemy ap- k>6a II> LMewood -Foun· peared to be leOning on one tain Valley ., .. burned by ii o! bis baas, giving evidellce orice in It& 14-7 -to El tliat thinp haveo't challeed Modena. a great deal. • Say,s· c 0 • c h B r u c e With the Cl8$1 ol backs Plckford d. F o u n t • I n tnat cavort for Santa Ana, Volley1 ''My r<IOrd COQlhed """""8r, one can ,.. whI Friday -llarled to f"« when Baldwin is 10 touchy obout Fooll>all --at ll'*'C up for the IMP o( 1he aJIYfhint in th• way ol Garden Gr)>ve, · B o 11 a ball OI) our of!enolvo play, needleso """'e belo( heoped Grmd• rt Ooota MeH, Lo lie bad to opit It u" on them. · Quinta vs Fountain Valley al -. tile B.....,, 1======== Hunttnaton, Huntinpln at were hit with a 15-C.: ~-:n Vlei! ~.i-";J.J":;. "'" at S9n Cl~, ~at -t first clown an the El Modena (an at 8). v..-· 1t-yon111ne. Water Polll -HUDllft&lon, , The violation -them an WHll•••-, Coata M-, au:elleDl-ol~1'1(1be Marlna at Estancia --...... ment, (J:IS). OCC Ill UQA, . Good """" fur . - Uc! 1V Ot Santa Ai. 1V pooollJl)' ..-.-In • the c-at 3:30). f<*re, The Orante C«iulJ CrolJ C011111r)' --O!llclall -u Iii al Etlancia, lfualloctm al l>e proce• of , .. i.,.w tlia &u1a Ana. -at ra1e m1 wtn mm ii fGimal N._t. Anabotm al otallemllltlllld. -Wllfili-. 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Ryan OH, PERSONAUY, IADDA~THIS · MUCH 1QO, PROOF DOOESTIC STOFF ly ~r Slliltli E:R,YES·- FIX ME ·A MARTINI! .·~Mel • PROBE -J~k Lord, as lnyOouga!or Steve McGar-'· reu, stars on "Hawaii Flve-0" tonight In color at 8 P·ll'· on Channel 2. Mc<lerrelll ia hi1'!d lo check t... to . Che death Qf ,an influential olflcial in the Islanda. Simon Oakl8nd iu~ slais. . -TEIEVISloN~=v~u~w~~-(jiji; .. . •\ . Pitchers~ Duel Viewers' Treat By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -'-Telev!ewers were fr.eat' eel to baseball's pitching matcbup, Qf tl\e certury, or at least of the year, .as Che World Serles got under way Wednesday OIL NBC-TV. • ' THE HURLING oppoitents were Detroit's DtmY McLain, wiio won 31 "games this -. and St. Louis' Bob Gibson, who is the be.9t pitcher ibere' is, especially when 1lle smell oi. money is In jlte air. Here in Los Angeles , It was a particular thrill to see baseball again because we are J'e'P.IeseDUd• by the Dodgers, and •it is every dilficull ~ llguH out exactly what they do on the l!ield. AS TElEVIEWERS who W'lllched Wll<lnesday!1 game know, Mr. qlJ;>son struck out 17, a new World Series record for. one ganie. On 1lle .~er ~ Mr .. McLain lasted abollt halt the contest as Ills teammates resembled a set of revolving dool's at the plat,e. · Mr: McLain, of course, is alllo w~ tmwn aa a pop organist, amt· will probably get reasonably rich · with his aCt as a result of his spect8cular success. A wej!k '!i-om -Sunday, for inslance;he appear• wlUI hi:• quartet oi;i CBS-TV's Ed Sullivan show. · ' ':/ ' ·, . -,,,/ . ~. ' , ,.l:J: JS, HOW.EV.ER, pofi;ble ~t .WedJ!esday'1 performance against Gibson will not exactly ;,,.. crease McLain's ,moonlighting profits. A good sliow• ing lit the remainder ·of the World Serles woold llte- ly enhance his earning capacity as an organist ·even beyond the' CO!rtrJl~ alreadi[ set. But fwther lllmi· Jar outings against Gibson could cost ~ a few shekels here and there. Winning is his selling point. The two pitchers Wednesday wer9 a fascinat- ing study in atbletic and aesthetic contrasts.-Gibson was the picture of style and grace, a beautiful, fluid a1:hlete "110 seemed. the epitome of what hi~ profession could offer. McLain, although obviously a fine· hurler, CSJl).e acl'OS'S on the atber hand-like a gully-little kid tlu<>wing uphill. He had the stuff, all · right', but his-control was off . ' . . ,. TO ·THE LAYt..IAN, It also seemed apparent that McLain Is a lilgh ball pitcher. And -1lle great low ball pltchj!rs seem more clas,Bic In comperlson. 'l'hey appear more unreachable and devaSt:atlng. Wednesday's game also malntmnocl'tbe -lmage of American League champions as being baslc11lly · more awkward, clumsy ilnd heaV}'!Nmded tbBD t!le National League~ winners. Yet Jletro\ean hit. as viewers Oi NBC-TV's weekly ganlei lnmr, and Gibson can make anybody look bad. · GIBSON HAS lbe poise, dl-s and fill• ability to follow the path;ol an NBC-TV COl1llDftM. tor who went from baseball to broadcasting, .and who was the only hurter of recent 1imel -u..n the st. Louis pitcher. Ills name Is Koufax, and be waa het'lel' ihen anybody. Gibson Is merely the best among th• mortals. · Dennis tile JtJetlaee ·-·o· .• -•• • • • '"'21' 5 • -M.' &MllSllR ""'J#flJ JUD,. . ._.._. . -__ ...... - ( " I 1 • • • ! , ~ ' , I ~ , I ' ., • . ' ·' •• .... -· ... ,. .. . ....... ~ ... ~ .. ~·· '"I ...... . .,, ... - Turning Ovtt Tiie Gavel I I . . , Jent Berge· (left), manager of the Faablon Island center pi:eoents the gavel to Dkk Marowltz the newly elected president of tbe F~ Island Merctianfs AssOC\ation. Also preselll ar~ Ralph Mel>odald (..&md from !ell), ~ newly elected vice president of the assoctation, ""!I ' Don: Cl4rk (ilght) !the' p.W manager of the. J . C. P.enney Depa-ent Store. . · · • No Decline Seen t:i . . I .figure on. , · Check Not · Overseas Investment Controls M1JyR1'main WASHINGTON (UPI) The businessman who thinkl a change in the White House Will mean a change ia government reltrlct1om on overseas investing may be mistaken. At least one key member of the preaeot •d· mbllstraUon tbil1b balance of paymentl controls on foreign lendtna: and in· vesting should conUnue on .. into th• new admi.niltration. HiS view should c a r r y weight, because Commerct Secretsty C. R. Smith is not only a Johnson cabinet of· ficial but a respected business executive. Near)J teWn months ago, Smith gave up his job•• top officer at American Airlines -which ·he helped found - to succeed ailing Mftander . It will be More bush!111 CID go back to .... ·a. voluntary restriction ~ gram set up·tmee yurs .. 'andabandonedlnJanuaryfi "l don't see any retuntto • voluntary program In tGli admin~trallon and pn>batilJ not .ri~xt year in the next~ rninlllr8tlon elthef, DO ~ !er wh'b comea in," Sm1111 said. '°V' But be does aes flle nil4 for· the-incomln'i-"'M mln!atratlon to look 11>eid\o the . problem of Am·a-firma who borrowed •bi: - years •io and are fi' ' with repa)'meat of ~" dollars in the oe:it yeat . so -dlrecll,y onotnry , Ille Wlsbea of Ibo Uf. government. · Government Prods Detroit Trowbridge in the government's top business llalaon poat. "We have a large ~ of firms now in our fore]@ dlr<ct investment& J>rol(ll!!I wbo bo!Towed money ~ year or the year before. u1. Eurq>e to flnan.. cap@ expansion ol ~ , Witlb three montbs re-1ub1idiariel tbere " S~ mai!ling to ht& term, Smith uplained. ' · '. is· bearing down barOel' than :' . BEARING DOWN What U.S. Needs ls Low·pric~~ Car NEW YORK (AP) - When it ocmes to p.rttj.ng wheelJ on things, Amerioao indusay i s pre-eminent. Long ago it learned that the way to add value to • pro· duct LI to move it from where It's In IUl'pluo to where it'• needed. ~ beca""' ol the nation's great &ite thil lesllon was teamed early, and so Genml Molora and GeneNll Eiec1ric -pro- duce the -t ll!>we1ul rlllroad dleseis ancl' Boeing the biggest jets and DRolt the most cars. Japan ond Brltall1, being IWmd natlom, hlM! built bigger oommercial sbjps, bat -at sea 1lle Uolled Statoo bolds some firsts, At IHJI the knowhow fl there. as ,dOll!ollltraled ~the N"'Y'• llQPll"CIJ'rier. The thing !hot U.S. !iuns seemingly ha~ been able ·IG make and sell fl a really COlllj>l<ll low11il<ed c • r • Aod that, • govermnen of .. llidal...., ill!• Jll<lllth, is jut wbat Ille mtinoneedl. _ .... ,, ever on the abort and long-BALANCE ;. ~ years. But, mnall e:s these Japanese, Swedish and t.he total ot ous ~ or ~ are, they are bigger th31) Gemtan compacts are en· merely cut lhto the sale of range goals be bas tet kr . "We ougb 'o look ~ti E nd J l •·• boom .... ' tbe. department. and prepare ome way 'f'tj! µropeane t:paneae oyUlr6 a . 01o1•er cars . , 0 lo . th dM..•.. M IDOdels. I-cally, the """" car . Befure the U.S. !nduotcy ne n&·ran&• (001 11 to ese -paid ·,,. That this diMermce mi&bt maf'ket w ._ 1 thcrougtdy can CMSh the amall car-present a detailed 11$t of and still not upset our b~ have ran etrect on t:Jeyers is tested .• >"e:atl ago by m•ark~t it must spend scores recommendatiou •bout ce of paymezrtis recov!fl_ "'II•-by the ourge In ''""'*"" Molort which of rnillioos o1 dd!Bnl r... polici•• which lhou1d be. prorram," be said.· ·" · ti)• '!lie of Imported cart, mme mllllom oo tiiem and dealgn and tooling -to continued by tile Jncomlng Atlde fl'"'1 the UfUal wlllch·miglll WtaI close to tlieo-..ctlbetleldand make new eDllines and admint&traUon-regardi..s arguments thatcur!>s on bf; one mllllon fllis ~-And Ito l>l'Otitl as we]\. Now II is IJodles and transmllllms Of party. One of those vestment& and lending #, lt)ls u where the gavern. aa14 to t>e planning • return and even to build aew po11ctet ts tile --mandatory effectively hatttng tbe dOtiir ment oU.\cial comes 1n. to the maiket. . p1.antl. It camOt compete in restriction program on the outnow abroad, Smith 1)1~ 1._u mean money lost "-~·from DelrOit allo a llDlall way; II rnu1t ~ 3,500 l),S. firms do l n g supports the m~ by Amerlcon productrl, •• .~~-lbaf"lht ,,_,. 'lllree !ta challenge ill volume. buolness In .Europe and rutrloUons tor anqtb,:r much at 8 boll b!Dioo • ~neral M,,,;;:, Ferd Would It be __ Ill . els<WMre. reaaon. ' dollar• .... ,_1 esllmllles. ~_,.,._, ___ , __ -~ ~... ,The questliDO bee om• 1 How!Ollg-lltnlftilh!Dt '"lbe10M ~ lban !lie ..,~ mN _.. ~·gr:J aU50 -"' ·-tal'• ,............ fer ... _ • ~!:I vol .... • .. -nN'Wr'Pam,"· .... Impartl mean !OSI tlJ: dylngtbeamaUcarlllatket vi " ••...--• •~ ~ ~, ""~ ~ reveoue tor the ,...,..,,.m Bui the evldooce ,.1-4 90 marketiDg men, who all B &M fewer Joi>• lhn>ughout far lncicateo ,.... of tM!r oJong seem 1o b • v e ank Planning .~~l,.~"3~.!: ..:,..1at:agi the country. And they mean jJfOducts mlg!lt slill be.._!"~~ that ll1o bllye< ol N B h iDf pnfllr advanla(e b7 doth~,!_-roorne than • b~ ~ than 'the imports. · {m..· ~11o:::"~~ ew ranc es pm11c1pa11ng, alll!ouefl 111 e . -·• • currency •-Detroit'• problem really bej! lndu<ed lnlo -w• 90me of that," "be 1ald. librood oacll year. ila't ltdJoolo&lcll· it is q ! '3,000 cat . I""" SOnllle.11 callfcriia Fin!I "It wasn't -a larfe Jolm R. Pell;y, aaolatlllt more noe of pr!dnc a Ilunlt _,_· . •-~ N--bU--number ol n-. -tilt· secrellry lvr lnlemational •--~ be-..... v-ue ~ ~ -~-..,. .. ~ --· a/lair• In the Tre....,.,. •-· ·-car -• ...,., 1ncr-ec1 at tbe upeMt,ol pll._ fGr pennili lo Inc unfair advantage by not' Depmanmt said the auto but,<111ihe~_.~•! doll..-<Oobnnoitwouldmeo• operatebranobftlnJia'l'on> partlcjpllliDC,ilMl10oglltllere ind\¢1 or 'lbe 1....,.ment Moll ol Ille ...,.. -cars that mecbonics salesmen. and La Habra. was some of Illa!," be 11~ld mu>t •lq> thl.t dollar clrllJI are built with labcir that ..,_,. end '<l.ii .m.~ an 1 ill fU ajllllioaljoa ll1ocl '"Ibo Pl<lble"' wu _, or elae the b a I a n c e of -., less -in u..,un1tac1 ~t& """1i1 11 n d will\ the oomptrollor of the oome IMulneasea did , -nto prdllem never StAtea, · , u.,mse1ves WQltlng ~ • u r re uc l ,__,.s 011""" know all l>ol wu r.q;.lr.& ww be llc*ed. ·Ewnllj)olroll!Oarnsi---r.;.,.. lllOA-rdo....., • California Fll"I\ Nil!fnool olthem underlhe.voluni-rt. to ~n tie oa1e fild!:e perho!>1 a lot -· · ' said ~al loea&lon1 GI Ito El _.., and ao the -MILLIONS to leas lhjill Wffie..,...,... is iOOlllit, Toro ofllOa.-.Jd )i Ill tht l1'8D dl4 "°' wk ~ Petty uked tor -thli*, Sl,000 It 11ill problems. meMlwblle, 1'elrd .... vlclnl\1 ol the Santa Ana for all. ' Ing, OIYinl U>al.11" ~ WHI the vob•nt market""' Alll lllld doDan 11 t w FrftWIJ a4 11:1""" -''Now, the lllll• ru1e;;· .,,_lile""'"""'•llJll, c:anlliatf>eln*"'°""'*'' tnaln or...,. grow! B's tillroad.At!d_OllOO...,. and-lloLa-aollk9 plJtoev~andl ll!ld k eta point lo Mne fint , en llr -wbat ii aeOded tllere -· llul b>w obout c o.n 1 f d • r • d Detroll'• Would be loctlled..., W!lltt ·rt· tervH t>uolness n ...a ----11111 fllat -Uilllll two ----! An4 --1* ....... !!"'*""'" --tur --ODd ..Ila. ..,._...111 .be.IW," be~ duced domesllcally ill recant Brltlol>, FreDch, l ta I l a D , will ,a """l'O<I 1iDe acid ID ell .\lnt!rlca I ea well. ' I cie!Mla A-ue. . *It -j'll , • ' • • • I • ,_! -• . I - • i 6 G ~ 0 ~ ~ • •• ' ~ .. ~ ~ Q ~ ~ l Ii d K a ~ r. ~ ~ ~ • • • ~ ~ 4 I -l .. IJ if r. .. i .. ry " ,, (II n ,. !C" !f ~~ ~ ,. lo If •· ,. 15 ·k td " .. 11 I :e :II I I'" •• ,, Ir u Ill ··~~-'- ,, ,. ". .. DAILY PILOT ----- • ' ) •' ~ . ' ,. -.- . \ ---"'.ft_. __ _ • • ... ~ • • ' ; ~-. ..,, .... ~ .. ,....... '·· .... • ALMON LQCKABEY, .booll~li odiior oi the DAILY PILOT, nitionol aword winning boatlnt ind rochllng Writer, 11ts lliil _...,., .• Acipui.O where he wlli eyeboll tho Olympic GamM yoc~tlng · ••-nl write about them tho way Onnge Coos! Nllors liko lo reed It. · GLENN WHITE; sP,9rlo odltor of the DAILY Pl~DT, will bo our mon In the p .... liox la MilxlC. City. Th• only newspapermen from 1ny Orange. County newspeper.CCredltoll lo-•r.the G.lmis, White will u11 his blllngu1I t1lon~s _IQ ,vet the .story In tho 111!9""9• of·tho Olympice. · · :;: . .. ,. .. ; '. . . .. ... . ,, • • "! ' . • • -· It . only htppent once .-..ry four yH:rs; this year tke action is in Mexico City. Tho DAILY PILOT will put you there , , • right in 1 front row ... t who,. you con follow tho exploits of the . " 'douling dozen' -en incredible JI athletes and one coech from the Or1nge .C0Ht,1reo -wh<> · mode the .t..m. (That'• e bigger delegation then ni1ny nations will send to Mexico.) ... ' --~· - Dally excluslv1 ~•fures on tli1 Or1~ge.Coost Olympi1ns •nil tlte 19th . Olyinpiod liegin • ' . . r ~turdoy from Mexico City in the DAILY PILOT, the only Or1n91· County newspoper with its own 'Olympic toom' on tho scene. Glenn White, bilinguol sports editor. of 'th·o DAILY PILOT,· -~ . . . -· . ?O•b th. t.n.guog,e o{ t\ie. O!Y.mP.iCS. He. lf!tlb 'Y.our l1ngu1ge, too. , ' .. . " . ( .. " ... . r I . ' ' ' .. ' . . r. ' . ' . ,. . • .. .. . . ' . I > ' AIMon Lockab1y, enoth .. 1killed raporter who speah the languoge of the Orange ~f!.• ·;. :WiH file exclusive s~oriH fro.m }cepulco .sterling Oct. 12 rej>Orting o~ the 11i~ng_s•vvy. of•¥". : Diego'• towell North ond Newport Beach's peter Berrett in Ster Closs events, pluren the othtc ·' booting octlon of the 19th Olymi>lod ' .. ' . . . . . I . • . . . '·. • ' ... ' . " "' . .. . ( l . " ; . . ' ,. . . _.,;1•· ., .. 't'l . .-' 'f .. ' l ' -::-• ' ' . . . . -~ •·'·· . KHp up, with t!ft"ilry lonil' conipetition with SleilncW~it~'• G.lly'dlsP.fclitt. f;oni .Ji!~. City. They win help you -' for these Orange Co.st · Olytnpi11m 'Mooty' N'ohkoViilil,, fo\11: . Hewitt, Ann Hock, Jone Word , Dove Ashleigh, Deilri Will;ford,1BiU Jewell, Pete "fl,~;~: • ' ' -' ~ • f -Glair, Les Cutl.r, B.11 Joom•Y. .end Cd, Burk • · · ;. ,:·.. ..: I'• ,01 '~ •• • ' .. . \ .• t .. l-.~ • ' "' ' ., •• :>J: _,,, ' . '.; '':i' .1..i.'.'i?. tt'o: J ... 1 ••r .. ·.,,•1 .. ~~, ' ' . . ' ... . ' . . -,. ' • -' • • ' I I' ' .. , l' j> ' ,, .. • ' ~ --. .. .... _ . ~,.. --·· ., - ' Orange ; County ·Newsppper· :'M .... 1.~e ~-Qlymjiji,.:Te0ili~~1:_:. 1 • "iur~~ ... . - \ . ~ • ·-' . ~ J •• ~-lo ....... ,.,. . ' I I/ . .. .. ). ' ' • " I I •• •• J • . ' • ' '' ... •. \ ' . ~ .. ' ·•' ,.. ____ ..... . . ( • I • • • ' . , • 1 .. l ... . .. .. ·~·· .............. _, .•. MJLV- f.veryoM H11 S.....thiftt'lMt . Som•-e.. w.m.- ····~···~ ......... - 'l'BB BJOOES'l' SINGLE MAIUCBl'PIACB ON l'&B OJIANGll COAS'l'-P~O"NB DIUC'J' uuna You C1n StD It, Find It, Trtde· It With t W tnl At. HQUSUPOll.SAL• HOUSIS FOi SALi 1':!0U5.liSF015ALI! HOUS~SFORSAL• HOUSES l'OR 'SALI JHOUSIS POl•SAl.I_ HOUSU l'OI SALi •, HOUSISFORSAl.I HOUSIU l'Oa SALi ~II 1GOO-ro1 1000 General 1.~ O-ral 1000 Gonttal . 1000 1Gonoro.I. 1~ N_.t Btadl .1!!' H~ -h _1400 l.a9vno .-1~ Wll Sell FHA COME SEE 4 llo<lrrn -MN Vttcle MOVE Int Nr. new• Br .. ~ HAPPINESS ., ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ' . IUILDDS CLOSE OUT -e tmO --t $9500 524•950 new .. ..:. dr&pa; tit boadi. Is ..... ....... ..... are Lat Nituel ' ONLY '12 NIW HOM. ES •v·1· •1LE ~-tbls 3 ......... din-ONAllEAtl\ !tar.I to !Ind at tbla -bl 126,!KiO. '0pm ......... 3s1 other clilldm> to pa; with d ~lot'·~-2 ~ ~ ~ -· BE ( W'1WI -e locatlon. 3 ·bolbo, · S2n ~·-_ .. w, ~ ~CUllT,A,.laJlw\Un~.n B_e-<l!, bu. ~ .. S:,:.!1=: , flXfR..IJPPfR _tami!y "fun.In~ '"°~-adJa· IVATERtRONT, bdrm #!2. walk with '°"' friendl. s !><Ibo,'"""' nn ...... w. '" ..._. aJ In b·-In ''~ You wUl love WI"" ~ttrtctive ,... • -· cent thit Clream.~ wtOi ~ 000 W-"..1 BR 3 -~ ttPN"&te family t,y landlClpm, B•raaia at -.._"l • UM a new """' e enw.a e area. house w1tb pool, etc., etc. -<home n e a , WESTCLIIT ,l!a•takie C'D8ta me• m w x all the pl»hbutton built·in ~ ~ea. ";' trad...,....... room, f\Jll;. ~ted a: dn.p. $30,SliO. i a. i.u.:J~," 4 bcitn)s, 2 batbl, quality construe· 116•150· SUOPPINGCEl'l'IER. Tbtee 12'!' •lot. N-• _... • .... _ N---... • ... ... ........ In.. 66xl1T ,.,,.. UtJ!l-llltl all llll<bea bulli.tns, mplace,-llllly .. Eastslck ............ ttwo be<lroom ..... ·-...... Owner -..... B ........ ~It.II u ... ~ lot. 131 .... -VA .. n<A. lhle-1.atjooll catpeted.. "lblb roof, concrete driveway, lirge $21 ,950 den) pooi ~. II'be mu-CU!'1 $1500 lat TD at $151 TARBELL ~Harbor BLUJTS· ·lll'M;~ s BR. 2 Ylla loll, "{.W., dlatanee to Public Beach. FHA·YA t..-bedroom i. .........i, mo: Umagtnallm " lblllty Batbo; coodo., next to pool. .. .. ~ ' ps,uO le $.!iT,700 Neat, clean. Ready to moYe Spacioua, muter bath baa ·a must). Clilfom . Du..t...... By owner, $'1,95(1, 6"--0655 ·2 BR, I b&tbl, fulll)t 111'· wet . ' m. 3 ~borne wttli l , ~en romarl tub ·and *""· Newport Lo ... 3·~~ 2 •·,,_,.th .. _ , bv, 2 ~ prtn.te beach, · FHA• VA· ~I · car aara,ct. r.:xtr.. tarre ~ er. DeliahtfUI kitche!. wt 1 h velJ JIGTII, ..,. . -me Newport He19':-t• 1210 96244in fopen eve1.l 54>-816.1 a\lll'd RrYlct. wm CONkler c.1-... _,.., ........ 11 & 1 -Alley tntrame. -Near kii.d1 ot CQJtioardl. Bu.llt·in •t plus 2 BR Apt .mid befluU-* PLEASANl' Oiff Hnen 3 GovtrnrMnt Tran1fer let.le/option . I Westdlff-11. -....,.. 'nd ..... Vldothi ~."o:::",'fJYJ. nut Lido -Owner m ... '"'11.latp rpe(o, ........ ""'' 3'll2S So. Cout Hwy., .. --~ B/B -r-""· nw17lln ~ Georae WDU•m..,, JUtr. lncClne Apt. $t9,500. MS.'1249 • So. ucuna. C&ll1. • ~ S ... nr... ~ 3 bedroom -l\t bl.di nutoM rnixtt. The pool bu 573-4350 • Evtt. 673-1564: ·-----~-P&tio w I ftrerlna, heavy 52238 f99.3403 .... ..., ... ,. dllct.lrrdD-1i in choice &rt9. C&l1>ets and a UNIQUE WATERFAlL E~t~ .. 1.uff_ 1242 Jbllke roof. Pr1oed to iell tut ''l''""""~'""'l""!""' ..... =.c. ~:;.-o.:.,: layer.. :::-:II':: :'::'~~ .. ~~ Private Lake DAVIDSON R;alty e THE BLUFFS • ::1!5.5CX>·GlcrTHAl 'Lag~na Boach Income 1-llYIDC room. P..-Stlge for -<d!Ate """"PMCY MESA. Full Price On ly Newport Beach NEAT &' CLEAN S Br."111 Bo. Condo. 125,500 Paul Jonft Roalty &:"ri~·1~"~~ ~ room,, 1 ·tu.-~ eri:trailce. 3 bed-$25,$0 -No c1owzi: to Veta. $34,500 A<:f NOW, ...... 21D1 ft. fllA -doMo. • ' •-"-M·"· .u 1250 ~ -1c . t _,, _..__-'--·--. _...., HOMEon2/3acn!withlake ...,...LIUl.I, ...... ..-..er. C·--• clel u..r cc.IE. RIUCE $tT,B.1be -•••• ----• ~-~ --..... 646.7171 "''2313 Rltr --~ ---~ -. 11 ,... con -the ""' ;;-;/" ;;i,;' Rote ~ l!Joo'-and vt.w lot. SlJR. · "N -. CM BACHELOR'S HA VEN bot! lnoome """ bl ...._ A ,o:JO;P,dce ~ )'OU'd .. -.~ . ..;.,~ _. lD"\JNDD> BY STATELY 546-5460 Eves. 545-«Ml lll!IDKl'11te l BR, eWdric TDWS A.VAIL. ,..,. c __ ~-.:~-__ , '''""" HO>m; ,,.... ........ ..,, ScHlc ..,., . .,,., .,.,,..,.., ..,.....,. MISSIOll-REALTY , .-.,: .::ii..,.:;;,."";; ALSO ., .. almost .-""'"' Cftli -. 11'!0 ShorecUffl ..... •walk to .,. ....,,, 8tme '9<-0'1ll • ,.. tr'ode ...... 0 Step oetllng. limltt .. to l'OU ID< , OniiY $17,500 Ml ...... • < BR. s Ba., nr. achoola; "r IP!-~ •-ch 14"611 ~.OOJ. ~~'t~: 2 :::' ~1 3 B~ Wn ~.:_~~~edlnt bar, terml. view; atrium, epts, «ps., nVllll .,... Evenings CaJL 545-213.3 ,.._... •"""'· convert den, .-..... rm Pacltic Shores RnllY ~ etc. $37,SOO. Owner 540-7386 Wl'J(ff YOUR Wlff ~bees beaut cond· Face • bu trplca.' Hua:e Uv rm w/ Dupkx plus dder bouseJ on A :ses'· 1;1reeta. Only $35,0CJO VA excitin& ocean View. Home &t1-8S86 Evet. sc.ma Rl!NTALS' ~,:""-;:: = 11er .,.. wtU """' ,., Cool Calif. Living ... 13i.450 0nv. 0wr. anx. ., .,., coad •••••••. l80.5CXJ _ -Fumlshtd wt-......, .,.._ n...~ wbeo,....., thl• ... .,. '"""""""' by W,,e tree•, ORANGE COUNTY'S HALEatFST Mn. RaulAton · GLEN llttAR Gilntral 2000 ''ijioiiia•&•&iiiii will . ....,.. -.. price al "'· W" to qualWed • $1'15; 2 BR.; f.Jiex; Ip. . PARI . UDO 673-9200 Evet. 646 1409 room, wood bumlnr Cw do Sao. You'll onJoy a ULTRA MQDEMI _..,,";,~.""' apt & 'N': 8!:: 1i!._ boii.:':"; """· prlv. yd.""" • tennb lay & leacJt fireplace tn newly oar-relaxed lUe in large <I BR Uln .... "'16 ........ t. F.p. patio, ColdWell, Buk• & Co. worit. GI .or FHA. $23,950 ct. l tot.a OK 5M-e980 Bkr . h I I pete4 llvinc room. aoae + convert I den home. 2 ~IDE home in SUNNY, !r. ha .!~r~ -:. ': 22Clt E. eo.11 Hlfh•w BRASHEAR REAL TY . $130 • 2 BDRM. •Plex. ~ w. :.i~ ;;,,, NB ~~io ~ ~ bflth• + powder ~· Lara:e s Mo G r REE Elsinott. ~?J» Realfar ~ ..... 1wt1.omc;i=:.• ·847-1531 E.,... 54·1·2442 ~ o~er ~ _. -v master IUlte has fireplace &: Breathtaking view of Lake &: • .......... "'"'.\,..,,,,., dnptog nn • m.,,,, maoy "'"""""" from"""" ded<. ~Ai..~~~ CAMEO SHORES SPANISH ATRIUM ltritol1 i. Shott 2005 HARDWOOD ROORS . A more feature• .. Th11 borne Oloice fruit trees, rose g&r• •t)'le home with hUie fai1iily • .._ EW Tlle roo1 large room.a 2 =-~--==-=---- . •. c~,,TS truly move • in condHlon. den etc. Ideal tor Artist. room, m85'i•e fireplace. OCCAN YI years old, 3 mll, 2 bad.. H•pr,ln"' Is ••• $22 950 • Walk to grade ac:hools, Cor-Writer or those who love hUKe covered patio. 2 3 BR conv. dert, .epe.tate din AMUme FHA loaa.. Hev "I A Roommate . t WALLACE :-:t del Mar Hi school dill· beauty. $3.5,CXXl. sparic:!Jni: baths, 111 b.rllt-ins nn, lge muter BR. eu1tom Huntinatolt Crest M6-f414 Looldni: tor a Rocmmate'!' ~c:"' "1 ~.~ ~~ ~ REALTORS ~ nducm to $45,SOO Van !••$.!1-Rea.ltor 1: inwnaculate conditkft. features, 2800 911. ft. living r: ~;--'1 ... Jet us Wist YoU d udflw dilbwuher. A 1arp (~~~;;;-with early occu~ po&!ible l667lE!~=· ~':1~ ~~ =eb>~~ ~ ~tion~ ~~ iEtlta ·!al £stat!) aoomms!~~eference Y,Vd mcloled .with a block ' Bkr. 642-7000 (n4) &78-2'297 E~~ •. 67=· mwt sell. CALL 540-ll51 $74,500. N-Beach Ph. ~Z'll3 wan bu sprlnJclen: frmt &: 642-8381 eves & Wk·ends c-· -· .. ) H~•--0 -• R N --Rltr ~0 1•~ RUSTIC --~· rear. Attention p 11 no down-· or drive by: Assume 6°/o FHA E:t;i'~ ... Cl • ...,e n.cu. · a.u~VEL y ~ ....., 2 BR GIRL To share beaut a: IP9C i=:::::i::::::l..,,,,.,."118&"'00 tb. john macnab ,~°!,,~~=:.':!::~;, co~T~~EEsA *No Down GI* cusToM DUPLEX ........ -;-,O::e~ ~""'.:..~'.'1'..;iit........, ~Lftft. •---' · New-rt OPEN HOUSE DAILY -.iv. DN , ·-famlJ The best of everything, 2 · Guest room'-sun deck. 1% 1-=========-1 ~· W•l•W _. CAMEO HIGHLANDS 'til sold _,.,.,, 3 · .•• :-'~-y Sharp 3 BR'2 bath, FA beat, BR, 2 bath& + 2 'BR Apt. b1ocka to beach. Room to Cott• Meu-2100 Corona •I Mir • VM!w Home wtth 4 ~ room, nice ,,.ze unuoom1, Owner $49,~ firm build. $28,500. Slates Realty ---~ lll'lft ..i... •--·~· 2 full baths, beautilul ttar ~.c$22i:..~·ln n....~~· 673-8494 aftl!r 6 pm 847•3519 -• .,_.~ 7840 FURN 2 BR boule adults, no ~,.._ Vlcferle :rms, -_..uq rm. yard. MIGHT TRADE FOR OQ• I ~ ..,...,'ti., Coon--..:--7-~~-i-.,.--:.==~ .. -~--~~=I ti $100 ~2134 OPEN-DAlL y, 1.S Ottered· al $.'11,'liOO for Pl.A J BALL . TOWN HOUSE. ty. Drive by: ~ W. Wllaon Reduced for C11h , DOUBLE aize Jot 3 BR, 1% ~A. N~ Bl vd : IR!i"'1c :a-•r-'1'1U loYely 646-1111 qi.dck.ale. Lockhut Realty 646-2.101 3 BR, 1% be.tbl, plU& 2 BR b.: Lo dwn FHA. Principles {rear)' bdna·tiome ii io.ded wttb ·shown by Appt. ¥~ won't strike out on this IMMAC -Llkt new 3 BR, 2 Apt. So. of Hwy. Loan •P. only. 536-2651 ~sa="'-~.,-.,-t.pl,....,-_,...,..., elUl)s, and ii ~ on NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2 BR ha tn beautiful Monticello prox $38,000. Price $46,000. 2 ' ti!· ,,. d pl ·comer 1ot tmb' cme block , • .REALTY COMPANY home with extra ter&e livinr cmdo on Fairview Rd. Lota 613-6156 Huntington ;: 548-6'lfil &ft 5• ... -. . ._-A Cezy Comfy. Home ":.~ ~ room, flreplaoe, .. potale ORANGE COUNTY'S of ....... Will ... !Urn o• HOME .. lri<:<>me; newly _H_._, .... _u_r ___ 1_405_ 1.==· ====·==cl bl bath 'Ille llvlic "l""' . . 17141 642 .. 235 dlnlntl room & '°""WU. LARGEST """"'· ""'°'· 2 Ir., 1 ba., pnge 50• BC!! Frnt. Boat •lip. 'i ·N;o;wport;;;;;;;loch;;;;;;;;;22;;;00; I ~ ~:~ i: Ceron1 l!l!hlanda . , .. ~,.~~c:;s1 &: ~ 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 ANXIOUS 546-lEm apt 2 br.1'4 ti,, prb. disp.; Bdr., 3 ba. CUst. lndsq'led. I' ';'.::-'_,_. . ' BR, 214 bamr, farnib' nn1'!1!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!il!!!!!l!!!!!!!"' 111,;ucn. "'"' ot wiu1 al· !MMAC. '4 Br, 2 Ba. on cul· dbl. garage. Drps, crpta. n4/842-1857 Ila ....... H ~ ;JmUJ,~ .. ! and out. Doa"t 20Jl17 wUb ~~, • -111 .. -1~ ley" acoeu It mned for 1 Decorator's Delinht' de-llllt d~ to llChool & Near Faahlon Jaland ,__,.. I ppt J nvnt 01119 mm~ ~· Vft ct'hWa, YMllc.to 14 10 more 1Dll1. Priced at onb Unuaual I: elaborately dee!>-abopptn& a.uume 514%.loan • 702 Avocado, CdM ,e ·-_ Harbor l1l1nd Road ~•"· ~ ~ ·--511 Ol FHA • w ............ eve•. or a • UrH:y Ml .lltat. . tnc::b wfkeY. to pfmte p te. ._ J[ssiune $31,950. rated 4 BR ''family room or trade \Ip 569184. OWNER, 2 BR, .2.Pf.. ~' FOuntain Vallrf. ·' 1410 s Bed.rdOOfa, t'ii baths ·• •J 1 E.-Cout-HWJ, OIM ~tdetl fl!ldll ~ ;. $f7;51Xl witll: huge rear lll'M ovu. EASI'SIDE 4 Br. 2 Ba. Lq dble elec pr, pado. WW plus~ Apartment !I 613.mu Mn. Mano. · 4 leclrooms looking a sparkling pool fncd yrd, Crpts, drpl, frplc. tine. 6%. View. 6'73-4868 TAKE over 69'. GiloaJl. Cub ~ pier a. llip HUNTINGTON B IE A C H • (ready for expansion, into $22,500 with 10% down. to loan. Conskier pe.rtial 2nd. tn:ipical lanai • ~ . ....._._.. Laree 2 slD!')' famij,y borne rumpw:, game room or den). John Vopi rutr. 646-16'15 Lido Isle' 1351 Spadoul, lovely 3 BR 2 bath formal dinln&: room. =-=--=-----=---.... · · ,-7••-•• with 20 x '4 Den or 41ti bed· Owner movin& from area -GOOD Investm't, borne with bit-ins, frplce, panelllna, available yev around I Pier &: Slip C.Wwoll, llllker & Co. room,' full bolbo, •-.,.,.. 143 Broadw•y 645.0111 ott.t.d oo ,.,, t•nn•. Ju" unit l25,500. Both "'"'"' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;; """'°"'"· patio · Extra•. S850 pu month 3 BR • 311 .. + tam. ,,. -L .,_ -.,,.,.. w I B tuepi..,.. Evenings 64<>-4579 ~.!'."'block to the O>untey Immao. lO% dn.,,...., Owr BA YFRONT ' ="';;'500=. =~96UJ99t!==· == Call Tad Devine , xtrfa. Ip. 1M ~ lot -::-',_, ..... ~ ·MlGHT T RAO E FOR CO 3 BR, 2 ba Home on Nord ,..._..., I C nty 1605 . Eves; 61J.6nl ev Je"" ma-·· stree• SMALLER HOME · S2'l,900. First Come LLF.GE REALTY 546-5880 Newport Boach 1-"""' 0 ou _ Harbor Management •v r-••---.. £-with l BR Apt. Excellent L i:..•••:;:::·=. 4~~UMELoa First Serve Wa1•"1l:T' Charm Volleyball Anyone! firuu>W:ik~,"'~i11y ~~ ~""' iw:.l'. co'6r;~nc. •·••·······•·••• $1fl5.000 12 o,o ft Oxiiice home in pop.ilar Har-ere 3336 Via Via Lido 675-5200 near Bantow. 222 Colton Jbe a.irboa Jddt loaatkn. PN--. u a b:>r H\ihlands. Top AcrUan $26,960 • NR. BACK BAY! S N.S. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Pool:, bN.ch ~ue. Adults only, 144 Bay· s1de Viliiage. NB. 2J.3IZZ2..L100 l! ,...,. ORANGE COUNTY'S gold cpt.a, 3 BR plus den and Oustopi built home. Gener· tretch a net in front of this ~""'"'"'""'""'""'""'"""' =~======= pk!hft. 3 baounu, bJ!lt-ln LARGEST 2% baths and a real pride ous sl%ed bedrooms. 2 baths, corner Duplex • • • and LOVELY lrg. Baytrnt on 40' Out of St1te 1608 ~~i :!!-~: 293 f. 17th St. 646-4494 of owntt'lhip home. The Near living room overk>oks you're tt•dY. lor action. Hu Jot. Pier It llip. One of Lido's -~------ " ~:, _ __::::;-~ 51)( % FHA loan C8ll be .. the ~s ~. 2 fire.. larae walled ya.rd on West finest $.165,CKX> by owner. BY OWNER. . 10 I o t • ~ --.--"3.0JO. Jn. sa l\ftU f"r:OI uned with tot.t,l. peymenta places, one in d~. Formal Bay -dose to the Ocean, fw.>.Di7 Christmas Valley 7 miles i · •., lllk• & ~ =J tmm. 646-7171 UllVl'I .KUt or 197 pet-month. Al.so, a dinin& nn. Forced air beat. public Ba)' bet.ch, and yacht I========= from Silver Lake off 2 BR. Near o c ea n, Patio pr. Sl50 per mo yrly. 121 40th St. 529-](fil or 1ee eves" ~= i:=:. ill p::h a quality bcl'ne with new 90% loan ii available. Great 5ecurity! MG.1720 anchorqe. ~~SI~~".'-B_e~~ 1~ Hi&'hW&Y 31, 222 Colton NB ------IU Niil otl .._ 3 Ba. + fe..m.lb' room. 2 Flnt time ottered, S33,00I>! TARBELL 2$5 Harbor Ask~ $69,500 2210 B/B , Hewpart hland I Duplp; tful 3 bedroom, 2 Mtb with lnoomie. Truly ;..;..ndal .... -enities of the hllpJ u. • Seicbn do M lief: chmn. In income pnip. ........ 151.500. 9200 E .... 541.(1715 aaz .. r:,.~ W. Bal>oa Blvd., NB THE °f'JEA L 4 E.<JTATERS ----·--·- """"' .. thl• tow prioo. (olesworthy· & Co Elog1nco &. Pr>vacy Many added extru, part. ' & VIEW built a.round a like yan1 wtlh "'°"' wall 642-nn ..-,..ro. < BR • bo"'8 l••cu ... n"'OM ..... DOP ........ Lll ...... I lenciaa .... patio. Will .. n 190t -m ..... c. m"'",.'.!'"~ -ch .. ;.. ..... at Db.down VA or others EZ Open~ sep&ra""' .uvu• uw-en'a terma -.l.1.-$30 £60 -;---~=-,....,..,..*-" wing by 40' tiled &•liery. · -~ · · · Auume 51/• 0;0 A rv"" WELLS' NEW HOME lZJJ \'\I I .\\ 11111 ...... t \II\ \II\\ .,,,..... Ill \I I\''' 4 I d Roy J. Ward C.. 646·1'50 e r"°ms TWO COSfA MlliA ·located on a Gold u-• Ill H l..al'J"e 2 BR tmit1 w!th prt.. vate pa.tiofi, near ~ IJve in one 'l l"el'lt the other. Try FHA termo. Aakl1!I "9,500. lll93 Bakei-, C.M. qu1et 1treet near ia:rae &hop.. "19U• o n ome1 st&-5440 ping center. Many custom on ONE lot fstures, nlcet,y pandl.ed 317 Diamond family room fireplace Pl· &Jboa· Island tio, 2 full balb1. Quick' po.. 673-3101 Sl!'SSion • •SUMITI"D> ro ~ Conderse ' ---------····::i---......... l,....i • -· . ~ J ..... ., •• ,. * 642-lnl AoytlN * WIU. TRADE · I.Mn& room bas beam ceil· ............... , .... rooms + Jule tunU,y l"OOOl. YOU FOR 123.900. VACANT Good nel&bhatiood n e a r Tmmec. Eastslde loc. 3 BR ..::boola. Will conGdier FHA/ plus tam rm, & formal din- No Down P1ymtntl VA. f'.est*lie. ~OOJ. in&: area. 5% % FHA-10%dn $23,500 JEAN SMITH, ORANi.c CvvN·.-v·s * 122,!KiO * NO DOWN PAYMENT R-..a.-. LARGEST MIZELL REAL TY n...1-the-. a1 tbe -293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 548.mi dtY:5bed:rms.2baths.For-400Eut17th,o.taMfta1-~~~~~~~ ... i-iiiiiiii.ii;iii;;;,.iiiiiiiiii mal dinmr room awaltlna 646-3356 Eve. 546-7137 SPARKLE BRJGffJ CASITA FELICE tt'°9e festive occulons. All Spaniab. Hacienda 3 BR In b<lilt·ln -., kitchen. Even Harbor Highlands nu. floe 3 BR + tamHy Camoo ,.,.,..._ Poot, Ocean • disbwUh!r. Q.Jib' «*'-Lute family home· .4 bdnns. room home on quiet culde-View, decorated to perfec-~. Larp t"e&l' )'t.f'd, No 3 baths, l•m rm. blt·ln'a, ac street, Dl'a,r all ICboola lion. $'79,500. Also Anotbtt West Bay Beauty: Single restdmce 3 BR I: 2 batN:; room on lot tor addi· tional improvement $47,500. BURR WHITE, Rooltot 2001 Newport Blvd ., N:B . 675-4630 ovos: 675-0998 BA YC"Rq' BARGAIN -4 tr +. family rm home, 2~ be.ths, bit·ina, Palos Verdes ~ exter, 2 trplcs, shake roof, large garage,. 85 x 110 f~ simple lat. $45,000 w/ $5<m down, Owner will car- ry ""' In' eodstioi '°"'· Drive by 1719 Skylark Lane, Newport Beach C.U owner 646-J773 aft 6 pm for appL WANTED OUPLEX ·TRIPLEX or HOME with Rental Units We have ready Blzyers ror Income Property Graham Realty Near N.B. Post Ofc. &t&-1414 down GJ, 541).11'0 ~ pr. door opener, in Mesa Verde, Built • in Or1nge Co11t Property TARBEU. 2Sr6 Harbor w/w cpt, <h.pe1, VACANT kitchen&: dlShwuher, 2 tire-332 Marguerite, CdM f'fl.8550 A Wish (OfTM T rue Glint SIMCI F1mllr Rm. and ONLY $36,f(.(). place1, w/w car,>etina & Balboa eoYes ·Bay front w/ $22,500 "C" THOMAS Roolto• •-•· F"""'·l'Ud, <:.11:Y TRY OFFER· . pi...,""' 3 Bd, 2 bo . ._ Plctu'"C!ve You wan't ~it 'ti.I yau 2'M W. Coalt Hwy .• 548-6627 $29,500. 3 BR Bead! llouae nr. Bay l.Y front teTT. Larae lot. Daa:lws the Vlilfw trun Re It! Extends the entire Newprt Bch. ~. SfS.5643 Spacioo1 Jn LivklJ rm, ftre.. Owner out o< State. $6Ei,500 .. tamlb' niorn and lenrth ol the bcmt. Rich pan. place, Lge lot $39,500, R. C. GREER. Rn.lty ~.._. rocm to pao1 Ind -elltd walls, mUdnc fire-DIJPlll l1lbo1 Reil Eit1te Co. 3416 Via Lido ~ ~ kl nu. kM)7 3 place, I.up Wdz:wm. 2 700 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa BA YCR.Em' -Attract 4 BR, • ._.WWW home w bathe:. Homemaker's pride 1093 Balter, C.M. 546-M4Q ORiole 3-Cl40 a-pt-, dr\11, trplc $34,950. .llovor i:'in Riiy :::·:=~~ ·~ -:: .. :-::.::: VIEW/VIEW/VIEW Newpolt Heights ~~HJ~~~,:,: • TARBELL 21515 Hartior Eutaide k>cltion. $25,<m Ea~te • sized property 75 x ;---;;;.-"===~~~ ' "···--5.11 Dl VA >ritb "'"''· ' .... ---tlon m. 3 BR 2 both, ftrepl1ce, 3 BR. Condomlruum; The 60-6DI ~ -14 -1• ~W•llt-MtCardle, Rltn. on ~· ltreet to atreet carpebl drapu. S112/rno. BlulfL Ntar CdM Hi tchool. LOAN. Nae scftooi.t pa4<. 1810 Newport Blvd,. C.M . lol. 3 BRa den. fonM! dJn. * $33,~ * Pri patlo. 126,400. -1 Ot Ce:. .. · 4 BR., 1 t.da&. .._ -$115 5fa.7T29 Eva 6'+-0684 Ing room, Iarp family room. Mlull Realty 543-ZU e¥et, 13.M&µ ext 2417 dlJ'a. l .. .i•,.--Ft••.~· per...,..__,, l": ::"':" $22 950 S.ctlllc ..... Rodu cod . -E?~. &.. ~ e .. .tJ dli .LD•lt• ~fstatJ ~':.: ... ~an~ ·H~~.;1!.,,:~. Newport !ntltlo om! ,..._ _ .::. _ Home wtth 2 BR l ' Pool + ••M4H Caywood Roalty 8"'. m.rn6 _-<*-· IA"*' I -Do p-lncamt ~~t In beot CdM 6306 W. Cout H..,,, NB VIEW dUplllt~ 3 l 2 BR. -but boll f6r _,.. wa ""' "-SSS.-. H-lo Beauty Shop 541-1290 ' Wallr to ~ shop. Ytty BUllDl:IUI Clmt out. Lall CORBIN-MARTIN -· --.... •lee/ 2 BR. 2 BL. ....... d .. • lHL, $&3.000; ... -· llEAL'IT -..,. -' 11. l-._ l li .. th. ltlALTORS blMno, .,.,.,.....,. lnr B'1 quit< lljfte!· poojltre Joi. ._.,, 6IW76ll eve/wlmd v ICl,111 1800 Sq fl W•stmlns_to_r ___ 1_6_1_2 HONEYMOON Ho m e - Take over 5" % loan at $191. Jle!" mo.. balance $2'1,900. Scbool 1 block. Sharp Area. HAFFDAL REAL TY $21,950 INCLUDES magnificent view ot bay and the Air Conditioner ocean, ti:rrpl.a.ce; tivt extra.- 8140 Warier 84244Cl5 Brand new wall/wall, new large room.a. 2011 Kil'lp p&lnt in.dde &. aut &: an Road, ~2394 After I p.m. ~~--~· ~-= ... =",,Sa=L=S=un=·==== e ........ .., ,, nA ,._., YoU can cet for • low down. ~ Coron• 11•1 Mir 2250 SPECULATE · owner wW nen M!l.p ~ ml this immaculate spacious 2 BR on R·3 corner lot near downtown. make the down~ent. No 3 BR. nr, Albertaon'1 Mkt. qualifying. . Frpl, cat?· ... dn.pn. ,szrl Rex. L. Hodges RHlty Mo. to Jun 15th: avail. now. S17,500 847-2:52; Call 213; 7$.9958 Tod Woy Riiy .536-2579 Laguna Beach 110S Balboa 2300 4 BR 2 bath. $23,500. Low ~~---- down ffiA. Bl t-1n 1 , BEAUT 3 bdr, 2 ba, f!iplc. dishwasher, cov. pat l 0 , Fam-rm/ldtch, &ont patio. w/w cpta/drps, block Bluebird Cyn atio~·Orlole, fence. By Cl'Wller. V•cant. Own aac! $29,500. <194-7670 Spectacular Ocean View Penn Pt. 3 tr. Beach. $185. Avail Oct 1. 875-5660 .For Daily Pilot Want Ma. 18061 Gulf. 545-0377 SOCK n 1'0 'EM! Dill~ Gener ii 2000Gonoral 2000 GoMtal S©'\\~lA.-l&~~s· So!•• o Simpla S""""bl<d Word"""'" foF & Clwcldc 0 ......... ""*" el .... fovr 1CFOmbled .. i... lcw to form fout lilftPlt worda. IPINUDA I .1·1r1. ILllUT · r I I I ........ ~ ............. 2000 Hu ••>tl:ltlc! UOT V.U.,. 3036 I. Coast H , CclM Qxip (U ~). San Gab. V~ley 8C:'ft. Stn D'W. dlr9Ct &O«ZI. ~ OttJo ex. Mll7 i.... .,.. 67'-1662 A mo roRTJN co. Mat1no Schl. 41st.135.000., """' ""' 111•>-olt bock """ SCRA' ••.• -. ANSWUS IN C' 1·SSl~A110N 9000 -~ '! '. --54f-OlllJ ,0.-ZU: ~. _ll~'ll"~lo-lllo-"'Pt-lbo-.•_riool-=-----M_o.s_1_."'----"--UI---"'°'-----:..._ • t / • ally Pl'fOJ'l"r~r.'~ ' CLASSIF . ~ I ' • • j l • I ' l . . I i 6200 IDU MONEY GATHERS NO PROTECTION! Thlo . pr;-ln•-1 ln..U. your In- spection. Adequlle lllcome provldeo """ feet fax ohelter. Approx 75 ac:ru Almond Jlanc)l 'ln Pa. llobleo. Ordlal'd may be parch-1e.,...iely, or wltli charming. ly nmodeleil 2,'5!1 oq._ ft. "Clountry home." Pretent owner tO · retain a lit• ~lite In reold,..ce; but a~ablt to a • ...... I • •I • . -• " • rii10nable rental. ' - C.I Doris Dovenport, WE 7-1071 wi.11111y1 w'"" Whlddyo Gott Sl'ICIAL CLASSIFICATION l'OI NATURAL IOIN SWAPl'lllS S,•ilil'lile I y,..._5 tlMM-1 lluck:t lrlston Be•eh home • •!AU -AO MU$1 1.tfP.UDl 1.,1191,,--,,,===~~~~ -CllST REA"tlY ~---l-:FV"..:.·~-I 'tt r::.~ -l!.lllXSITnNG:_AooUmilns ......OTHING fOlt W.1 -Tll.ADll OMLT~ Jll'dtr bdantl. 2335 Elden 3470 OrcUtt Id~ Slnto Mlirl~. C.llf •. 9S454 l'er,oppl le - . l'HONI 642-5671 A.,.., 0.ta M,.. Te PIMo Your Tr-1 ......... M IWIYSITl'ING my home ~ Jaa 10 mmuta down. 'mADE: '5 uo1ta • p.}m. Mm tbN Sal Near Seidl 1: ~-BUSINESS '°'"'-, N ... da 1IOOJ. o..r!l30000-G""'1d • ..,...,. ------------. - Olflco-1 _,v PINANCIAL-clar.Wantlocalcl-land WANT:,.;....,...,,·cond<>OllU> c...e ""°"'A'"'' I, 2 ROOtil omce,..... ex~ or true"llouae equ,it;y. Apnt· minium, TD'• or naake ofter PfttCbool • 1 e Clftfu1ed> r 11&0, Corpe!& A -llO .... ~P!"'!'!-6300 °"""' 518&6' Bdir. * 6'lS-O'l50 North 1tB. 816<!955 ~ util. inc. 60--65lll Gome lnto Bullneu? Colonial 2 Ek. 2 BL View 1956 GMC C9 PSGliR School WILL Babysit, 1'111 home, nt. f S 00~ 1 indmt.; Goldea oppcabmity in beach hm. 1D So Lquna. A 2 atry Bua, all converted, alttPI Harbor le Wilscft, C.M. q I ~ WIMth ~ U'ff. Pblllips 66 Sel'Yice bm w/2 fryk:a. Appnix 7 10, atoYe, ref. toilet, bedl. ah1tt. Rsa; 60-1219 1 em. Statklns 10 r leue 1101 yr old: Want am inc. unlta.. Want.I bouae TD or 1 ~ I' BEA.tmFUL ottlce ~ in BQmide I: llarlne. Dr., Own-Brier. Aft 5 pm 51990 61J..4(l;I my home ~ lft&. 1 = ~edertiup as.J!:'·· Nt;wp;i:t ~ .m Main 1: 2 BR'. 2 tia hmhle' p0oo eq Autal:iody le OW. taU Ta· :;,::!''wm --' • <>ranp. lhmL Jlch: UM s. ' · hoe approx 14 acre v'Til:oon. . oa"e fer YoW' · Brtml I: wnatiire, StDta I: $81' mo., er isoo dn. inc. llD> 111 ' blJc: bldg., + equip. chlld, my bc:me-, ~; I lndustrlal llent1I 6090 Ana. O:IDct: ch u e k :*' ~=-P=. = Trade for duplex «triplex Onnrt AYe., C.M. 548--859.2 ~·ftc-~t, Crowder -crt&f6.-3389 • --toequal~IOl.Yal..m3560_BABY~.-ltb' heme. llUitehle fOr · c:ootr.dlir, etc nc: ~'1110 714: '1TC·IOl3 Ocun View· Nr .~Pt pier. Mon thru Fri. Prefer 3 to f 546 mo.·-I "'1Jee BEAUTY SHOP DI.,.,..,-. 2 CL ' uniu tum. a..t renlall:yrjiiioiiidii·boy-·:ii.......,.iiiiii Avd Oct 31. 213: MJ...1368 GUarantff $2,000 value; area. $58,500-takt sm hle11 1========· HUNTINGTON BEAOI FOR-. on home 1n """''· °"""' m;io Lota 6100 • stationl a 11 dr.YerL Very ~.,;_ Court Ave. mwT 1::;=-~---'=:1 -....... led... -EL MODENA AREA . """'""""""""' ...U. lllnou -------HAVE' 3 Bodzwm p!uo Ftu" so ft Joa. '3.500 eadl. fames OMJa" to R1L Call to $38,500 eqt!lty in lovely Ir· = ;tyi.::~T (114) -· (Zill ....,., .... . .... ,........, "°""· ~· . . or 933-1124. P111.1I Jo.nes ·Realty mWl Comml, Relidential CAR, « ~ Wmra.nT J'ee lot JJn. M7-l2ili Eves. 536-7124 Lnoome, ~-~mit c~ .coln U:t. 9&xll.O'. $24,500. RIDUSI'. Mkrowaw Dec-Re.t Ertatt. 615--ml Owner ~-.Print. ooly. ~-Mic· Co. -23yn., TRADE '58 CKEV ~.roN LOI'' Golf ClGlltile view $5000 DemN • • l • cl busintsi, PlactJP . trudc: very gd Wm _., -.la land Is sadp. Write c/o; FOR SHARP' ~ 0' ~ . equll;f. -ar •-· '""-M. -~•-Pilot ' ~ -._.1.286 awi; ,_,,, ~ 98 or '! 8'22 Saru, Hunt. It=======:: IL [NOLE u M. carpeta, Bcb. Apt E. 431-4987 Cltrvo Groveo 6175 ..._,, • window .-1--------11;;;;;;;·.;,·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; \ atore; IOinz bulineu; ume :I> Ac. hcrle ranch N. Cali. IE Joe. 21 yn. in ·Huntington 3 houRI lOM ft tenciJ:W, 9M PRE.PAID e.acb m b«!th. ......,. 11 barn, '"'"'"· F,,. s. Call INTEREST LIQ. LIC'S. -$10,000 nnch ·Inc, bom• ·,,.. " ~-Act Now, Limited Quantity! $60M t<Pty -S$M owner , nine is rwming llb:rt for this Orange Or.ty. ott sale (.tore) 66-1900 i year, call ll<>W " ltlect. tbe Wlnaton Collect (213) 272-C491-------- ( properW to suit your attua-. HAVE: 1 units $640 inmmf:, tion. Try tbls 5 Acre na,vel APPLIANCE Repe.ir Serv. $3),500 equity. ll'OVt comin& into fUH J1rt>" Em tor years tor Ille I"N· WANT: 6n\all 3 BR or M1>- duction. Full prioe $34,500. mnallle. MI 6-3626 after 6, bil• home. Cail Ray Gault For a ~ lt!kction o( 642-7303.. 540-1151 Heritage R.E. . R!Sl'AURAN? TRAD&eSA pttJCMfly next new Sean CoYtna $61,0X> """"' -ll]9,000 .,,, In· oome, elev 11 n d, beach home, or '!'! owntt 66-1900 Wil.I... take Boat, power or ll8il for ne-w 3 Bdrm home in Costa Mesa with many extru. &G-28'll or 64Z-5l06 HAVE 3 BR. hluse, :R.3 lot l Balboe BlW. o:mmerdal; """"' 1106,000: -"" waterfront home, Balboa.- Newport. Agt. 213: 1$-9958 5/lD/20/40 acres tree A dear rolling orancbo type land. Trade fer TD'1, Jn.. come prop, or l!IUbmit. Near Rancho earn. Alt-541).20I prime tax abdtera, c&H.: K. , Santa Ana. C BR. .. ,.._ -N-W. Small with Reuonllblt. Good: locltion. ~ .Pol e. ., ... .,.... • Eaat&ide Costa 'Mesa ~ Du· Eckhoff & Anoe Inc m.8615 after 3 PM Htlihta area, val. $22,500; pl.exes· roam for one mort . )ell or Trade for mnall home w/iarre equity. Fortin Co. 642-S(Q). 548-25'!S • , • Trade up or down vacant l8l8 W. ~ Ave. FOR SALE: Au1D Repair a.i .. land tl'ult deeda ' ,, e>rarwe. C.W.. me.. Shop, boule, '1500. ' &16-1675 or •• 541-Bl, ~ 53&-6727 dcnm, $175. Mo. 54i8-HX5i i" 1-========i· 'OI DI>EEL CAR 30 mi. ~ --· 6200 lnv .. tment Oppor. 6310 per pl'~. will tni.de r, f • creage -for penel truck or car with ;-;:-CRn; unimproved in-lnYfttors--Wholeule automatic. can 642-4610 veatment prop, in Ania Min ~ $1,5,000 requl.red. Sub-Trade up er dn. 8 unit apt. valley. $3500 tDtal cub ooi.,. ttantial montbJy return oa clear nr. Broadway o-m- I. n4/53l..a+t0 9eC'Uted b:lvttrtment with shaw. ~· tnc. For Inc. band~ liotnaed dealer. unJtl or conc1. Htg Bch-- ; Out of St1t1 Prop. 6208 * &"MICI! * N-' a" a. Ownu I SC.12S7 ' lO AC. Elko, Nenda near Money to Loan 6320 \' -Valley Tract ~ * i_ Fwy. Hunt., fiah nrby. $12,000 * * 8 UNIT deluxe apt. NtWJDt Stach. Gross f,l>,COJ. equity $89,000. Want M·l vacant or 11.hnit. R. Nattreu rutr. 642-1485 16% groq Comm'! Bldg. O:le.st Hwy, O:irone. dtl Mar, Eq!.Day $60,<m. TAKE ma- t\lr't' 1st TD & cub. ~ -""4113 * * * ~----~---·--------J ~ $161Xl; $20 down, $20 Mo. Avail, for good lit or 2nd 'ID•1======== ' Owne> Box l'"1, Glondalo, loan. 1.J >r tenn. Call ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ;,'.1~Ca~'~· ~~~~--="';:·:.Arleml=:;;;;;,;·,,;Bkr:;,;;;·~-;:;;;;;;1 _•!!nd?!_~N~O'.!T~IC:!E:.!5:.._ __ 1 ••d NOTICES ;HIL0_2_od_ • vacant Iott. 12,c:m aq. ft. Real Estate Lo•ns 6340 Lott 6401 Perton1l1 6405 .~ _ .. ="'=·=it'=500='='°""==-="'= HO <-· ME LOAN = ea~ ..,.. .......,,. I Mount. & Desert 6210 Let us help you buy a home, Grey, ~/darker . Irey I, I,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; reftnanoe existing bm ob-cil"cul&r ~ mark 1 n g a , ~ 1• tain 2nd TD loan or White fact. Last seen 9128 ! Hurry! ,;,,,, APPRAIW. vie °"'"''"' Avo., c.M. ~ ~. PROMPI' SF.RVICE Ii iReward. S«l-64C6 Before Prices Sattler Mortgage Co., Inc. COWE, able/whit¥J1ale; 336 E. 17th St., Colta MeM answer• to Sandy. lDst nr. ,. 642·2171 545-0Gll W~ & Edward-a. Org1n Pl1yer WantM Can start rl&:bt away. We fumiBb awrt orpn. Mu1t play Rock, Blues, Standanls, Soul, • Honky Tank; Call 646-1472 . ALOOHOLICS Anonymous Phone 542-7217 or write to P.O. Box 1223 Cocta Mesa. ;: Go-Up 11 ""'"· rn.7865 .u.im ~,r.!· s'6-1862 ... f OWN YOUR Monoy W1ntod 6350 STRAYED"""'" mo!• blond Announcam11n!o 6410 ! • Pomeranian Sunday vie Lifett• Health Sh.Nllo .: OWN LAKE ! ! WANTED $1000 "' llnYh MWlon Vl•jo Hi School Hospllallcy Is Our Mollo ~~ !tectational land in Calif. ~ Legma Beach. Give Reward. 837-7009 . FREE STEAM wrm ...,__ lat mortgage. 497-1'51 ~.: is ce~ ... .., very 9C'lll"C't. Why LOST 1rlsh Setter pup 4 mos SWEDISH ~GE t· not tnvestta:ate the New-ANNOUNCEMENTS old. An1 to "Doc." Male. Open wkdy1 10 am -11 pm '!;:: berry Sprp area? water la ... nc1 NOTICES Reward! Vic Hntg Hrbr. Sundays 1D am. a pm . pecu1lar to ~ area. -and Found (free Ads) 6400 846-2011 519 E. Broadway : la. auarantttd. There are 100 LOST Grey tigtt male cat. Lona: Beach (213) '37·7l'69 ; : lakes (man made) in area FOUND; hmalt G •rm . Vic. 5'Jelly Dr., Htmtin.UH1 Pr•HoUd1y Spec Iii •! and 36 more on order. Thi! Sbepllerd, Vic. Newman BMch 89'2-7007 .Reg. sz;. L'oreal ot Paris " 1 haa all bappenedF in the p.ast Ave., Hunl Beach; out o1 MlSSING boy's 10 spd. red Pemument, SIS. durina' Oct ~,;' yean. or, theJl there were •tale licenae. Call a idtntily .Schwinn bike. Vicinity J...in. tnclud. lhampoo & sel PEI'- ! only 3 lakes. Th!. past wet:k· 847-9895 do Ave, Balboa, 675-SW ER CHRISTIAN, Newporler end a talk with land ownen TRI-eokred CblUt Vidntty -Inn ~ty Salon, Jamboree ~ and brokera ill the atta f'eoo of 8&Jboa Pen in• u 1 A Person1l1 6405 Rd. at Hwy. 101, N"'JIOl"f , vealed mucb activity and (Foond Monda)' 23rd) Btadi. 644-0340, open daily ' • buying tht past 3 Wttka. 673-3446 JJ. ~·-• Wha txct11l """'· • t to do with YoU:r lake? PRESCRIPMON I I -;;#:,.;ii;,;,,-=== ~ 1. Raise fish tor R,ecrff. found in vi= u:~ app'J REX>PENING AT NOON ; tional perks and other mar. Yorktown & Beach Blvd nm '"=YOct~Y ~ ;.e~ater aid -have your 962-5466 • n. t 'J. ~ -~-~-~_'?, own boat mocred at yoor UTE grey young male cat (/..)ir h a'J ---~ dock. Ta.ilea. Somebody's pet. Beads * lWinp * Beada 3. Swim-in :your own water Vic Westclilt I: Dover. C7\.. BALBOA Bay Oub, Cna:le spot. 642-C674, 64G-19'14 el.Ji • woman'• ~btnhlp Jor . -t. Tniler Park with Wllter-FOUND Girl! b I c y c I t ' 'l!nntJ aa1e. $Tl5. 646-1548 aft ' PM • front spaces avail. Vicinity Westdiff ar e a. I Lovt You. . 5. Rabe alflllfa & elmmdi PlMae call & &iYe desaip. Ju Funer•I• 6412 " ...,.... ·• ""'-· ,.,~ """· ...__ WAU ;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 I ....... 10 Aero• • » A.,,.. • FOUND, Vlc N • w p "t Douo Thoma.I °"""""' WESTMINSTER :... ....... •tc.,otc.,an .vall. !;·~·. ~.,,•,.: THURSDAY. OCT. 3IU> MEMORIAL PARI( t <fwllY WAU DINNER 50c Mo & not WI now to inquire BOYS Blkfi vie 17th A: santa Serwd 7 'til g rfv.ry Cemehry llbout tbeat t'.Xdtinc pout. Ara. A.-e., eo.ta Meaa call Admission $1.!25 Compl.t• funerals ·-' own"• lff-6640 & _, ,.._.... DANCERS CORNER from $245 .,.._after I P.M:. MAL~ kitten abt 5 mo 1438% N. Main at Edinger Cemetery .... llt Jiii ---old, vie. 381h A ........_ SANTA ANA 5f2.93CI! from $130 • on 67S..6UI IncfadM Ebarnnnmt C1rt :.r = ,"";;f;: BASSrn """""_ "'' * .s11191e Adults* Ev-. --._. wldl extra lot 1~ Faahion lid.and mall. Clll You cu meet fn:m J to piac. me&n1 '-COit. ...... SIS.000 nib to 6'2-H8J 1D MW people thla motlth No tnmc &W'Qb&eml. W... 114• • -• and fVf!rJ month b' the 1'801 BearJt. WMtm1"1M _ • MALTESE kitten abt 5 mo nm 5 yean ••• PrHelect-5!1·1'125 "193-2al L I, W-6240 oid, vto. 38th • ....,,...,. "' to pl,...,... ,... !ntu-~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;;;;.."'"';.;..;;.=;::...-.....:::.:;:I ~ ""'" ....,.dtd ......., C-.y Lolo 6411 mt. _.. er J en a Jot. BL&CK Male dos;, Shepherd dill as.axi . ... mcctrn.arwflftntl Ila, 1entie. Vic. Seatl'N=f=:•"'x,=m;.:::......,,=--....,----5 OfOICE lots trr aaie ar .. ~ • .ic 8Ndl. 58Ml06 a N~ CM. to Kwlbet wUl tnde Jot pod ctr. m GIRL'S -Uc. ~ O> .• -MOl>l'tl. Un Good ~ Cemeler)<, IAYR £ASII Read DAILY PILOT s s I F I E D ' IBIT 1111! Are ~ ou letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers? See-U-Y.oU-Have-Ally Of T~ese Things A DAILY PILOT . . WANT-AD Will Sell Fast! I ...... 2. Gultor 3. llby Crib 4. Eloctrlc Sow S. C11Mr• 6. Woahe" 7. Outl>olrd Motw I. Storeo Sot f, Couch 10. Cl1rln1t 11. lefrl .. rlfor 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing Mochlne I 4. Surlboord 15. Mlchlne Tool• l6."'ol1hw1oher 17. Puppy 11. Cabin Crulaer 19. Golf Cort 20. Barometer 21. Stomp Collocllon 22. Din-Set 23. Ploy Pon 24. a-llng 1•11 25. Wiler Skis 26. FrHHr 27. Sultc•M 21. Clock 29. Bicycle 30. Typewrltor 31. Bor Stoolo 32. Encyclopedlo 33. V.euum Cle1ner 34. Tr0ple1I Fl1h 35. Hot Roel Equlpm'I 36 •.. fili. C1bl..t 37. Golf Clubo 31. Storllng sn- 39. Vlctorl•n Mirror 40. Bedroom S.t 41. 511de Projoctor 42. Lawn Mower 43. Pool Tobie 44. YlrH 45. Plono 46. Fur Coat 47. Dropes 41. Linens 49. Hone 50. Alrpl111.e 51. Orton 52. Exereycle 53. Rore Boob 54. Ski Booto 55. HiVh Choir 56. Colno 57. Eloctrlc Troln SI. Kitten 59. Clffllc A""' 60. Coff11 Tobie 61. Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Sklo 64. TV Sot 65. WorldlOnch 66. Dlomond W- 67. Go-Korf 61. lroMr 69. Comping Troller 70. Antique. Furniture 71. Tope Rocordor 72. S.llboot 73. Spem Cor 74. M•-· lox s,.. 75. lnl>olrd Speeclboot 76. Shotgun n. S1ddl1 71. Dort G1m11 79. Punching ... ao. llby Corri ... 11. Drumo 12. Rlfle 13. Deok 14. SCUBA Chor 11lne or any other extra things around the lioUM may be tumecl into cash with a .DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so ... Don't Just Sit There! DIAL DIRECT .. 642-5678 (YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD) DAILY PILOT WANT ADS Will WORK FOR YOU! ' -Do .J:llAILY PILOT 111-T-1. Ph: ......, di. 4 PM H.B. 2Jl: T1W19I G Z I -.... Loot 640I iifiliiP ~ 3& -50, BUSlESI' -_, • • --r.• ... • ...... Laok Meet others t b rou 1 h "°'"" n. DAll.Y RIDT Get I o " Th A ti ·· Today• ii~~roofiXj'.ciii•U:,11, i:. :·::. !:" -~ ~ .... -... ~-~ = n n e c o,n .• e,11wp 'IOO llllU. 5MlllJ OWi.GE--ad-· .:-:::'::"-~---...Jt-..:==:!!!!!!!::=._~---------------.. ·---------.;.ill __ llZl_J . -' ' _._. ___ ..;.,_. ____ ~~~--------------...;..-----~----·-------------------------·-··------~-----~-- .. • ~ ~~·~~---......, ........ ~~ .... ----""":.'!""'""'"'""" ......................................... ..,_ .. ll!!' ............. ~ ............. ":"" ....................... 19'1.:"!",·"" ......... ""1 ' • ' .:.-----·· • I ' • ' I I •• • ' ' • 0 14(11' orld ·Medite rranean ~~uh Fui;ni rure RK91"41 conullatlon of $22,000.00 Speniah and Modlto rranoan Furnltu,. Al .... ,., ......, lr-4 "- A Det1:illl•'s Dr-. H ... 11 0. D..,.., Items u follows: Gorgeous 8 fl. custom quilted sofa with separate loose pj\lows with heavy oak frim de<or and matchln§ chair, :r matCblng oak occasional tables, (2) 58 ' tall decorator lamps, hanging chain swag lam!" Inwrought Iron, an l"8'1i~F1mrme master -.orsu1tll 111 P pan.nod Mediterranean style with top quality 15 yr. warranty Icing we mattress & .box springs. Spin!Sh d..or dining se~ etc. ww..._... ......... s11n.H MUST SACIUFICI '698 00 FOR ONLT . • Any Piece C•n Ba Purchne,f lndivldually T•rma Avall1blo -1Uwcomon to c.Jlfomla c....i11 Approved lmmodlotoly . . · A't Harbor Blvd: .. BB Ji'11mit11re 1844 Newportllvd. Costa Mesa !only) _, -... •-W"-............. ~- Furniture IOOO Applla-------MAPLE "Jenny LYnn .. bed. ADMrRAL Reklgerator 4 t. drawer maple chest. lW'll wt. Good condition. maple desk and matchina Coppertane 2 ck freezer ar:i dJair, maple swivel rocku tnp-$50. Sf0.-7064 with pflda. AD in good to ex-="===--.==-..:; ceUent condttlm,-----a-group· SIGN..l'l'URE-Wa..Hr-$f1 or separate, teacher'1.1 d!sll: · W~ drflr $3'7. All <Antic.ue Gr.), typewriter eood cad. 96Um1. . table.. we.lgbt set. make of.. HC7I'POJNT tefl11aator 17J fer -~2021 after 6 p.m. cu ft., trost..free. Pd $270. COLDSPOT Refrjg., 9 cu, ft., Sacrlfioe $200! 642.95f& w/treett!r; dinette set; 2 1110 twin bed• wfbox springs Ir: Antiques matt.; eottee tble. &. 2 end tbl.es. OJueb & chair & other -00-=---.-----. -M-im misc. items· 645-2435. 1971 Vl!Cate! ff e 1 p ua mload! Maple St., A. Cotta Mesa Sale 1 week only! 7155 E. BEAUT lowlge dWr A: ot-O:mt Hwy (HM. toman. decorator tabrlc. I 'v""AST=,_..,stoc~';-k-,.Am-,.-:&-,,,.,~ SUS (coat $300). Ladiea in-tum &: clocks. L arry tique pink leCreW'1 deak Moraan Antiq\aea, 2 4 2 fl noo (COit $250>. Misc ttema. Newpmt mvd., CM.. ......,. ·-~-~~~-~-* CASH FOR ANTIQUES * MOVING; Must sell cuuch Ir: estates, entire shops. chair SUD-Hanging lamp atoclts etc. 548-7383 $50.. 3 matdliQg: e<itee MARBLE top table ;Th. 3 tables. $50. all vr.ey &d. oond. drawer dttsaer $85. Cane 646-0063 Aft. 6 PM . back cbr $25. 644-m aft 6. MEDITERRANEAN SPANISl:t • . :Jfl.rnil~ :J.ie&la-0/.' New Showroom Samples Wiii SolrAny Pl ... rndMduolfy 8' Carved arm divan, lg m•tchlng chair with . · .flbriCll-5 pc hexagon dark oak-dln- lng set with black or 1voc~o fnined chaira & vinyl cushions; 5 pc bedroom set, 9-dr Mr & Mrs dresser with lg framed mirror, 2 1( t commodes & matching beadboatd. ONLY $429.95 1$895 Value) or TERMS 11 low .. .ss Waok No down -UM our store chert• plen Approved ·Furniture (No Fancy Front-BUT Quollty V1luos Inside) 2159 Harbor Blvd., Cost• Mota · 541-9660 Open 9-9 Dally -Sunday n.s 12 Yeert ••me location -same ownert l.~~) This Sat " &m. !W·lm ... 1 Creative Arts Navo y.., To Soll? Brine them to 'lbt HooeyBtt'• Mtre Bap~ Mi N-BIYCI., NB 12 • 8 PM • stut Moil Oct T • 23' SLOOP· FadorY l!oce ::;;:==ii==;:;::=1 ~~MERC~~..,~ES~rm;~.~ .. ~<00~ SPEaAL Oct 2 thN 5th boat Full> equip. Sleep 5, 9300 ... • Rd:JuUt blket. tr1kff, aU end. bead. Save $l«IO. ...,.,, -~....,·--, ml, auto., AMIFM. exc;. ~-128 D W •~• CM II H~~' :ISO SCNmbler. ccnd. $2'100. 96).{.812 ~ , · ~. 615-139l SCXI, adu.&I ~ Wln'anty •till '67 MERCEDES BDJZ 230$. KENMORE wuber I dryer CAI,2S, Iota ol utru. Good pOd. New Dunkv trial tm- -Nrw Revere ProJector racing record. ~ eqUJ~ UlitVtnal 'tlr•· 'Xlnt COQd. Air. autc.natic. PIS. m. 49<-1238 after 5 • p<d for~. 612-7238 Mwlt W:rulco $600. m-3641 -cond.-$39(11. 61>-0!35 1949 TOYOTA S.. i nd Drlvo ,Today! -~ • IHPORTS , fOTOTA·YOLlO J.981 Harbcf,-c.M ........ TOYOTA llEADQVARTERS ELMORE · Ml W ~· .,10 a· O'DAY TIU. 1'11>aicluo. 'lll• ~-s1a11on .wag.. MG 1'IUMPH "· 1n.---die .U. Good eoat $150. Clean!• See to ~te.1---..,,.;,,-::;::--'..__ WA N T E D ...... .,. __ . Good .trans..-MG .. -T!UIJMP-'--H-Tlt-.. -Coo-- • 20' st.Om>; Xlnt c:ond. * '67 HODA.KA * vertihle. · R/H New tirn. New paint, tood: Sana. Slip Extru' .r. -. $250 Stiff, Service, Parts EL• runnina: C(JMl. Alidnc WE need qua!tty <no Junk .....U. '3QO.. 6l4 0098 e 540-S'J.03· e ComPlete new M.Q, inventor)' pleue) • FW:niture, color METCALF No. 26 3 bmes ==O?"'r<*'=;>===IScle the new Aust!n Amerlca n450 or mak• offer. TV'a. .tereoa, •PPHanca. -• . Aut •--~ M0-4726 or ~1533 tools " ofl!ce -•pm..,.. °"" cbamplon. Salli, ccver, . o .~•t;o Here Now!, TOPCASHINJOMlllu tnil.,. $425. '4&-8252 -...,..~-";.;..;Po..;.;;.rts;o...9;..400;;;·~I '63 TR4, Xlnt tea rorv 1n. .... r a.' 22 1-.L..A • : '40,(0) mL $1Bi. ~ 53HZ12 * -~=~ .....-. 1"M> O>TENJ!AUSER --J1rtuport 31111port s ~==;.....;.,...;;:;;.;,;;;;.._I ed ... """* ...._ c'1al qUad ..,. :manifold e WAITED e ,.,.,,. sc.'1611. ........... .-..... 396-471 BY OWNER. '11 Ket.ch. ID-Qirrya; .$'15. 2 •Holley 600 Furnltu~p~Htnca board aux.--enr. Excel. CF'M. quads <.'8t'bl, new, · · 3100 vr. Coast'Hwy. Color TV l•nOI , _cond==·="'=Col=t""=:;NB=== nev« uaed, ~ each.· • Newport Be~ ' ETC. 1~ <ln:et1',..15'-!-Tlml. 'l!I wide, &e-9e ~ ---546-1'164 ,VOLKSWAGEN NICEST CARS Casft In 1/2 Hour Power CrufHrl1' 9020 with• ljeauty rim1 4' center Au~ MG Dealer 8130 Mls~ll•neow 541-4531 l·*-L-.. -v-ln_g_CO.. ___ n_t_ry_*_ 1 ~e::.8:,? ~-~ • '58 .MqA Roadatu aood ---------1 --,.-,===:-...,.--MUil acritice ~ on li" Oln'ette rlma, r?tl; 2 coad.itlon. Prl pty. Call art.er IN ORANGE COUNTY ... -VW;"""A wlld -&dd bug! want aomethlna: dlf&:r- ent? FQeball thil: tpl!dlJ $1400 ELMORE ;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; * AUCTIOll * * WANTED * ,.. ,61......,. CN!aer. -• ,. .. rim• ... wtd• & .;;uty ~S._61>_,... ____ ~ IWnmond Spinet orp.n Good Used Ir. Antique tum. rims &: cenret $25. ••-5 '66 MOB' Grttn.. Wire wheel&. u~ .. V·--' __ ..__ .,..,.. 7; new 225 HP Gn.,y engine, . ~ . MOTORS TOYOTA Pb. lllM-l320 w/percua:ion. revft'b &: ~ .... ..,. _... • ucwwn:, ,...,... PM. 536-'lB radio, ndt A puil1l tires. Fri., Oct. 4th Weatmimter, Westrn!mter head, plley &: radio. Xlnt 23 OXJ m1 54S-9t26 v.:l""'..:;.... ~.:.~ 7:30 PM • 1193-3111! • mod>anlc:el ·"""" ..-.,. 1960 ' FORD PARTS .53' MG, j,,., ot bat o!for. SCHMIDT-PHilLlPs cO. N ... & Vied Fumitun. =pE"'T"'S'"and~"L"l"'V"'!"sT=oc=K,,-I ::::~ "·""· H.,.. ~Call~~~~~·:.:-==;·~-~11.~-~-~B~ud~·~· ~Gen~try~·~· Ll~d-~, Ill 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr 1'01 N. Mam o m lncludin&. -. ,,. .. .., bod-~a:!'!.----~1~1~ r.;;u .,..;;n""'=;;· ~EVES.'.=iii-;;o. --c..1«. Buy '68 YW's Santa Ana room J: Din1ni: rmm let.I Tr11Jer, Tr1vel 9425 . ., "" uoo ... ~-Xlnt.cond. in Spanish & Cooternpnty. CA L I F 0 R N I A N 2 I ' ....,,.. ..,.,....... OR(;AN Kimball Player. OUna cablneU, buffet.I, 1erv-Sl11MM Show Cits flbeqlaa. twin 210 Cbrysler 'lllAVEL Tntller 1961 15• $IDJ. Pt1. party. Dire~ from Germ1ny Walnut Like new, cq. price era, curio cabinetll, cuitom cat •·kittens IDt 'mle, AU cl q ., flYinC .IJrida:e, $12,500. Scottaman. Sleeps 5. Ice * 613:5456 * &. SAVE .$$$'• $27'!li. WW iacr ificel div&n.!, love 11e11.ts, chairs, famous S.U IP blood linet M6-o8252 . box, butafle atoYe. Extras! S2 MG ro. Gd eng, body So. West Export Import MT-?064 rocken, commodes, creden.. • includin& ~ IM'Vloe by l96t-30' ~s Lilt~ new! $895,_ M&-4684 needs work. $300 847-~9 (213) m&l90 zaa, cottee tables, btmk bed.a. full litter brother ot ·'lbsd-Twin ZX> ~ q ., nytna: "57 ·BUDDY 36 x a, r: bir,.all==··======= l<.-vu;""-(-.;n;;•:;-l _.,..=""'•= Televlslon nos RENT New Color TV $9 PER MO. RENTAL CAN APPLY TO PVRCHASE ORDER BY PHONE 548-8511 9AMto9PM 7Day1 RCA Color T.V. 21" as is $50. Private party. 536-8936 chest of drawers, banglna: duet. For J:nil 5f6.6888 or bridge, xlnt cmd, U:I hrs SlSOO. Just reftn., XlntL' '63 VW 9uc. pert. cmd. 1ampo, -· m1mn. 56&30 . tot11. $U,!IOO -23'18 ~ o..n.r ,.._,.., PORSCHE :is.<00 ,...., -"''" dinettes, mattresRI, Admir-SIAMESE Kitteria 30' CHRIS Craft TS. 1959 =:;:~~;;:;i:=~~~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;l IJ'ey llm'OOI. $1CXKI or but al _'IV" ............. Reg,1!5lup.-vi.Jo. wn\I KW,...., trim tabs. Trucks 9500 .PORSCHE """· Call: ,......,,.. OR nation, retrtgttatm's, itoYea, 837-7490 Loaded '6500 114;: 846-C882: ,59 aIEVY PU truck, S' ~. 1--6J9..3654 after' 6 PM .......,.., dryen, " MIJCH 25 OWENS CAB CR\JJSER 911 S ''68 i/W ""'"' $300. down. MORE! I! Dogs 1825 Xlnt cood. Lo6dedl Sae! witb ca.tqJer shell. Reblt 4 to cbooR from take over p ayment 1 WINDY'S AIJC110N CH AM PAG NE B eige 5f1-n03, m..sotB evet. ~~m;:·upTruck $'7(0l. * lOOmlles. AM/FM Radio, latl ol u- 20751Ai Newport Blvd. Behind Tm:i.y'• Bldg. Mat'la. Costa Mesa 64&-8686 OPEN DA'.ILY 9 to 4 KNITTED FABRICS SM-mt tru 646-361.l after 5 p.m. Miniattll'e Poodle AKC, 111e '61 FORMULA 23.l dlx. twin l'QOd. cond. $225 or best o1.. 892-5551 or f<r stud. I woo.Id want 1 120 Meru. m pl fuel cap. ff••~•-:;Call~~..,_~~l.129~===:.l~"'j::ijfil~~'1:~";;':~ 1965 v .w. extra iharp con. female puppy in return for '11r. 11tt 7 PM. 642-7620 ~ '60 PORSCHE S 1.1 n root dition. Ne-.\-tires. ~ •tud service. M2...fll29 _ JMps 9510 Coupe. Llfua&:e rack. bdore3 -'42-5471.After l- GERMAN Shepherd 6 wkl Speect.---.Skl Boats 9030 . . A.Mr-FM, cocoa mp.ts, head --=~=~-~~-• for tale or ~ AKC. -----'62 INTERNATIDN~ Scout. rest, 4 nu Pare:lli tires, new-'67 VW Squerebeck. a..mplooohJo -· ""°"' 17·FT. FIBERGLASS r...,.· wh..i -· • tra .. 1 1Y ,.bu ""'" 11'150-o..,. $189S. KrrCllBi Table, 4. cbairl: raJlCe Ir. refrl&:, aota, ml tbb a: lamps, desk, bed, ere.er. curtain& 288 Knos: c .?t1. after 5. 892-5696 IT -tt. performer, Itlander tDp, new tires $995 cub will 493-f223.Ev~. '93-4988 Xlnt cond .! 113-2937 Sewing Machinn 1120 Hi-Fl & Stereo ' 8210 ""FOR SALE TINY T Poodl awn model. In rood condition. a.o:ept trade. 642--0297 '66 PORSOIE 9ll. Dark VW '57 cooipletrly rdtored, 1967 SINGER. walm,lt cmsole COMPLE'l'E ltereo system. ~~ti, Onlyump8les & MID ltock. Zee. 8~ ~~ C.Omplete •/rwmin& Hpita. blue. New Goo d yea r a everytbiDg ,65 yev. inc:lllCled. Tnndt!!' aervice Walnut .audio cnl.ftcatiineta. ~=nu• Sat. a.m. to 2 available. 545-l09f bi& whttl trailer&. Cllltom C1mpen 9520 & cover. A real buy at 61l.G50 MAPLE end tables a: coffee table set $20 for all. Several lamp1 SS • $10 each. 2 • 9xll 'ruga SS I: SlO. 2233 Ruteerl CM. (Upper rear) pm 929 Baker Costa Mesa -;::==,---,-=~ map down cover. Prloed tor $3,150. ~ __ ... _ man trrees rep::aeuion. J. I...a.ming 15" speakers, . . ' . POOO~ pupp!ea AKC. 6 qulck ale $650. ~ 642-'63 Sunar 90 Ponche • '63 VW N~ eag. work Touch-<Hna.tic, automatic Hannon-Karo.en ampililier & GQ.CART: 6 hp, exd. cond. week 1 •,:2_ tr. ~ • .,...,,.,.. 3523 4980 after-?;OO p.m. Good .!:::._ • .,.,,.,....., otherwise a4 cmd. $650.-or Zig-Zag. Button boles, blind tuner, Gerrard changer. UOO or ima.y trade tor mlnl.-......... , vnr ,..., .. .., ~~ best otkr. 538-e9:li hems. fancy' stitches. No at-Xlnt cond.. Make oUer. bike in exd cond. S>Ud a POODLE PUPPIES e 1967 CHRYS. llW 22' Twin •57 PORSCHE Super QJupe ,65. VW ~--..,tllte Mlla, taehmms needed. $31.85 494-7'735 Meple twin bed, mattreu It No Vo IT ~In-Outa abeolutely * UIXXI * R.llf. Private __ $1150. Quallt;y Kllli:.SU. Bed. beautlflll qgllted mattrea. split bmdatlcm. blt·in frame. N~er used. $98. Ca.ah or assume $4.lil mo. COMPLEI'E st ere 0 com-box springs, ~cl cond. $60. ~~~nable Pm'. many acceat lesa -::::::i"38-6343;::=::::="=545-=;;2960=::::= I 540-9935 ~ ~ Guarantee 11Xd. Ca 11 ponents. Hannon ~ Sears TENT TRAll..ER e:xcl.. than ball new boat price ;'"" =-==-.,.---.,,,._.== 52&-6616 stereo receiver. Gei-rard cond $250. 642-4959 BEAGLE pup. Adorable 9 $3,150. Area 213: 43&-3003 SUNBEAM '65 VW Deluxe l8us. sunroof. ·-SIN"-W'"-eor-•n"' ..... ..tt.J I d_ .. _..__ weeka male. Shotll. AKC 1969. _ 17' ~y"' ....... .,.., Vt!f'Y dean, campin& equip . .i..;:Jl.JI ~ -WI:' cane turn table. Magna v ox~ ......... e eec IW.JWUl cham kmltne548-3281 ~ 'l..AIW'J --------·I Sec-;1500 5®-85<5 home to mother. Will sell amplifiers A: apeaken. 2233 $411. Dlx mangle ironer $35. P Cavalier, inboard. 3 2 1 '63 SUNBEAM Alpine. Both 1 -----=~=- for bal-$39.82 or usume Rutgera CM. (1.Jwer Rear) Prof hair dryer $35. Wine BEAGLE PUP O evy q ., trlr, $1600 tope, wire wb.eela, rood MY LOSS YOUR GAIN MAPLE Hutch $15., dbl mat-$5.22 mo. Zig-zag, butl:iJl STER.ID • 1969 Universal colored couch $25, cedar Male * AKC 646-2311 cood. $9'?>. 548-9634 aft. 6 '68 VW avto. $19M. W-$250. 840-6536 tress, strmP & tra.me $25., holes eb:. No e.ttach needed, aolid state o:mole model. chest $10. Oddi It end.I, tum • 89'1-'1'9'20 • 1'1~,.~SP=f:F~,-,-.-Sld.--40--hp • 66-2591 • bUM: beds $00., desk $15 .. Wal. c abinet SS . LIKE NEW• Balance $8.100 &: clothlna. 2173 Miner St POOOLE Puppiea $75; Mere. with all acc. U50 or ' TOYOTA '66 VW Smroof; new w/W, M2-f936 w/rmchine. Gtara.ntee OK. or small j,ymnu. Credit CM sllvtt, AKC. e wb. Males&: offer. i014 E. Balboa Blvd. tnms1stor ndio; xlnt cond . SOFA I: matctmle l1We 11eat. Cell 523-0015 Dept, 535-128D * RETIRED!! * tem.alea aV1l11able. ~1559 ~185 CAMPER thell 24,. high, 3 NICEST CARS Best ottu. 847-61113 1 wk old, pd $500. Sell $300. M I I I ~ 112S SevenU. power mowers incl DALMATIANS, 2 male a , e 2" GLASPAR. l«J h.p., mos old. SlSO or best offer. IN ORANGE CQ.UNTY '61 VW. Xlnt cond. My lou your pU!! Wron& UI ca n,.,. Tape Recorders 8220 24" riding Jacobaon, Sm .bots, AKC, I mo. tum1 H•D. trtr., Loaded! Xlnt. See at 20'162 Tustin Ave. '66 TOYOTA SPORT SEDAN 33.<00 mL $1600. •oo;;·eo~ve eeat. Xlnt Qrgan Player Wai'lted CRAIG Tape recorder_ =ry ~-!O-J:-%M~ 1 ='v=all=. ~-~,....' ~~· -=lc=Soo-,:!,-$>IOO=_,,· =6'B33118=~~~ s.nta Ana H&hta 549-3628 Automatic trans., 90 h.p., 30 Bob Watlon 646--0201 .,....... c.an atart ri&ht away. We m:del 212. 6 ?n<ll old with Pl CM 646-5206 FEMALE Great Dane 11 e 1r . GLASI'R~, 9:> b.p. ===="-===•I milea per pllon. Room for· • '62 VW Green, iood con- rond. $15 21lll Ridmlmd fUrnisb own orpn. Must an attachment.I 6 case $Ci. n'IOll'. Fawn Xlnt w I EvWude. Very dean, b!K Imported Autot 9600 'the entire 'family Ji.us power ditlon. Best dfer. CaQ after Cir,. HB 9611-4143 ...:i,, .. n......i. Bl s··-•·~ .~,,...~ e LAWNMOWER.. reel t;ype, cblldren $50. Call 968-3C63 whl trir loaded! 5i6-&li8 and economy. Thia ii the 5 pm 646-9565 .__, nuuo., uetl, .............. a. .,,.,... ......... ... ... _ o....1-.... _ t -~=...,,=-=c=o--1 NEW 81" hide a bed .-,fa, •w11• ....,....., """u' •e · e Sp6t Cash f« Imports winner everyorie'1 talkirl& '61 VW $250. cost $400 sell 11' pMce. 2 sgle =i4,; lflmkY Ttmk. Call Sportlnn Goods 8500 Magravox radio & record W~P:~ ".KC Marine Equip. 9035 We):tcy more h any import abDut. • 540-9'Jl3 • matt. $10 each. 64&-6634 ---~~---• player, Barco-lounger chair. reprdl~ of year, make $1395 LAY B6dt aofa SSO. Portable BUESCHEJt E ·Flai Alto sax WOMEN'S skit, boot!, poles All priced to move! 615-6123 JOJllJSON Motor. IO bpwilh or condition. Try w belore ELMORE 163 VW for sale. 'JV, world:n& &ood $30. Call ~~ix! ;!,t ~~ & bindings. Never used. i 'X6'X81" Hi&ta Metal Lawn HorHS l830 ~ I pl tank. $70. yaa .ell. E LM.CR E J64.A 16th Pl .• C.M. aft 6 pm. 362--n21 • Dute cue. Xlnt'ccnd. Make Must saailice! 538-6343 or Bldg. Cmts $139. Taloe 1sioo. CUSTOM western .addle. =========I MO'l'ORSt l53X> Beath Blvd. MdrORS •FlREPLACEset,.,ktnlc otf ... SolntC-•bulclcc-5<5-2960 r ... ~m;:;. t;::,_ ~ B ... otter. Call .......,, BootSllpMoorf-9036 w-. 89<3322. TDTOTA VOLVO rook. New $37.SO. Call tric guitar. 49'-T13S VOIT tank W/ J val & back deliver 64&-4660 837-9682 ... Ph. 894-3320 .... ,... ~FmD="'ER~~Bawnan------& ~wi;.s .~~~~~ • VACUUMS. 1 'T~RA~N~S~P~O~R~T~A~T~IO~N~-'?-~A:!t AVAIL. ... __ A_Lf_A __ R~O~M_E_o __ ,1S300~--S..-ch_Bl_..i~ .. "'w~---l IN ~~e.:JeC~~~NTY SPANISH COFFEE TABLE Precision Bass Guitar. Xlnt "" * 494-773S * "°"" 67>-<580 alt 5 pm. llJl up. "-"' & paris. Boob lo T•chb 9000 6'15-1255 '61 Alfa R<>moo Bill MAXEY '6' VOLVO 2 "'· SpQrt s.a.n · Rea!Cln8ble. Cbut Vacuum -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ICRANNEL mooriDf plus 10 Very low miles. Sacrifice , Artie white, red Wltericr. Cash for Furn., 1ppll. 8130 Binocula rs, Scopes 8550 333 E. 11th, C.M., 642-1560 • $500. 60-6635 or eve 1 TOYOTA Just as fresh u can be . ..•• ... 70051u ••• 74 Pianos lo Org1n1 STUCK f 1 I tt ,..., >"Ow boot. $300. P~ &: t!Jllllj. "'""" """""" ----~----1 TELESCOPIE' KrRBY vacuum cleaner & • ~ 21J..&l2.3D7, 837.()739 1 =-==:;::;:====:=I Special. Now Onb' 8010 Hey Look Ua Overl Seara Di5coverer like new' attachmenta Balance SS512 with aome white elephantsl;::=-.,,,IJp-~-'--~~ l· E••Y t• R•tch •t c;..,n.ld Sl l!I> Office Furniture We have the largest &election 646-007 ' • orl>optl7. ~ .. ,.!'i mo. ~t and ~ have rot to go!! BOAT S • Hunt Marina AUS1fN HEALEY •'"' h•ch ELMORE ==----'---of ••w --• ... ~ p•---at ,,.......,"'°., We will llrten tO often on avail fmmed. Up to 35 ft 18181 Beech Blvd.. SACRIFICE!-New deluxe " cun.o ""°" """""' 592-6863 aft 5 ar wit end&. OU!"• •·-'""•· 4~ Cam-the lowest prioea in Orange Mi'scellonaous l600 HAMILTON p-•-~, ~, the following OOe.ts. 'SS · AUS'IIN Heal')'· Ex-Huntington IMch M-RS • •w•w -Counll'-Como Ill Md""' fo< ~•w" ~ 1961 -21' H-Cnft 2 PWR Boat lliJ>s. 1 up to <:<:ll<z>l co••!ltl••>. l&OO. Ph 847 8555 v •v pw: Dr. Sulte 252. N.B. yourself. .1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; early period $1!iO Frigkialre t!Xlll'"I cruiser 15 bp John. 55·0 odlf!r. !6'. $1.70 per tt. '-:::=::iEVES:=:o=='13-=11l69=:;· =cJ • • TOYOTA ~ Franchised dee.ltt for: SWIMMING POOL $45 New stereo tape deck S50 bl, radio, 1tb room, trail· Upper Bey. 673-4872 1, J Ml. North of P•ciflc Coo•t Ph. 894-ll20 M2-~5. DATSUN , __ Hwv.,,.·,..•,.' ;;;'-..";;"'=":-''-· _.115300 Bea.ch BJ.vd., Wltmnstr Household Goods 8020 Yem1ha Pianos & Organs 18 Ft Pool, Filter, Surface er. B y 1 ,----------Kohler & Campbell Skimmer, Maintenance Kit. Large Marble Slabs 1963 -18' McCullU&"h Craft. O!!_·_ acht . '66 TOYOTA '63 • ORIGU'IAL owner 57 YDS uaed wed c&f1)eting, St & Cl k FREE Ground Pad. 2 Bowling Ball• tlyin& Scot ene .• trlr. -mrs . 9039 Station ...,on, aei. ~ext., enttrunaat,. ndial tirea, like u la $30. Used stove Sl5. In-ory er $149.11 Call 642~26 aftu 5 p.m. NirS 16' Jettrl Utlll.... 'EB '69 '69 NEW '69 '69 '69 ·with matching blue int. Must new, thru out. See to aJ> quln 2151 Apt. H °"""' COASJ MUSIC SECARD POOL Md w,..-ends -" v. PARTY lo slloro.,....,...'"' '69 DA.TSUN "' lo ,....,...,., 3 Sdp., """"t• · 96>-2872 Ave .• Costa ?.1e-a. POOLTABI.ll, Tennla Tbb, ~ts¥-~~~) weekJ;y ~; will tee.ch Look" 11 i w/00, dlr, .P'WT rest ~ '59 VOLVO, ftbuilt ef1[., new 1839 Newport Blvd. 323 S. ~~992 Drlllat Pokef Tbh, Ex e r c 1 • 1 n g 100 hp Inttt~, bt.lt tank -:aWna. CS Sloop. ~1801 1 dow. $85 Cash dels. take old. clutch. xlnt achool or wm1I: Garago Solo 8022 646·0271 ,.~~~!'l!'"~!'!!!!!!J Equip. at dlocount pr1ce1• elc Mo"ll H 92 $0"000 ml ml.If "'c... -$43.00 mo. <1r. $350. Call S45--m> a!ler SAT&: SUN 9-5. Mini bike -.,,~-~~"""'~7'" STATUES, ETC. Call Wallace. 5.18--0.111 l9$. -14' HoHday aid boe.t, " 1 omes OO 1 ' v-• ~491-S'm==:=.,.=:'=;540-0634===:::::==='=PM="'=S.=t::i&;:Sun.:=,==I 125 ........ ,.. ,..,.. ,...,,. & Clean Oul Sale I 11 Fln•••"' .... '° POOL TABLE. lkunowtdo, hot "'""' ..,..,._ T>'lll .... 1911 • 45 11. Doubi. """' $186.86 Down· . Now c..w· 9800 .... c. .. ottoma1I $7..SO. Card t.able & suit your decor. 4 x 8'. lJke· new! + ac-llM-lil' Cmtry IPt«t boat. Ro&dllnet Id up Jn adult 4 dWra $5. M1ac motorcycle Steinw•y Grand, Artist Mod-See our displays at ..• , on.cries. Must S A C ! Gny engine. puk. Read;y 10 lnD'Vll in. • ""' ports l>-$10. Mony cl; Wurlitz.r Baby Gnmd 3419 VI• Oporto, N.B. -WEST roAST YACHTS lnclud.. _... "' $53 86 for 36 ""' other articles. 1516 San f Newport An:bel Martna con diH-'--, dbhwuher ' ••IV• "'"' si-.,. Pro "''ono1 TREASURES OF GAS 11aogo, 'Sf' """'-sso. ....._ · Bemonllno l't., C.M. 548-4'63 Moo•I $5!0: Tiny Splnot pl-AU BABA Laoi<• ~""""' m"t "'"" 33.13 W. a.st '""""" .._,.,..., ca.-, i>'tlo OAC + Tu' & Uc. SAT 1: SUn; Antique cane ano IMS; GulbranM!n Spin-SSO. TV $25. M6-548S New))mt Beach * 60-1711 a11'ftina:a • 11drtin1, n •" Barw1ck Hlli)'Clen Imports aettee Ir. mattbing tiered et $395; Tboma1 Orran Sll6. Porthole HARD TOP for .66 LARGE European otl pain-~~~~~~~~~! carpet, lined dflPtL Serial ;es' So. Cout Hwy., L.B. able, .-1nting1 4 print5, These and many matt at . . • or '6'f Datsun. 8 track ttna. Reuonable! Pri ~. SCRAM LETS No. M'n1 FUD. prtce $8500. $9173 ~ odd tllbits. rugs, double WARD'S BAIDWIN S'l1JDI0 Stereo. Botti like new. * 546-4244 * • Call Dull Wide Sa.1" cl ~~t~·.:~ ::_ ~'::: .. c!:\~i 531~9 NEAR MW Coftet .Ii candy ANSWERS : Mobile l a c . '67 DATSUN -~-'--~,:;;;;;:-;.,,:~~=--UPHO' ~~·G ~ so 2 vendlnr machines·, •·-=,-=--,,-=-'"'"'--I Station waaon. 4 IPd. dlr, "7·"'6 LAY AWAY ~~M<UI~ -"'"'· ' b! ~-_, l~ • lOx«I wtth 2 ~ C*C,excellentoanditkm. WlD pc. {European crafts.men) reuone " ..........._.,, Unpaid -Built -Neny -tensklnl, Be 1 u t It u 11 y (Ult'lJllee $125 cub dellW"rs UPRIGHI' Piano; Fnoncti Prov. drlna cabinet with dra'Ml'I: 5 pc, .Over tee. .n.; Royal s tandard -........... ...,. - Your piano « orpn for Free est, de1, pickup, 215. SEPT. W&Dpaptr Sale! 113 Haln:tl -UNCANNY ~milbrd Ind~ spinet or wUl take older trak Ouilltmu •••While prices Main, HB ".Berny" 536-6405 ott. Wilker Paint 811 W. Thel0t."'9tbatmotherused -'a-, 'dull p ark. a.-·? and aelecdoos are roodl !Sth st. C.M. 6C-STr6 ta male had ,,...,.,.uuv tt_,.. "' l\.CB.9 Make PQl!lentl of $39.86. WAUJOIS MUSIC crtr 68 SOLID state sten:o con--• an u• ......... •1•.1. .Appb apace No. 1. DiO can aNr 11, M-8713, Ted, 3400 South Brlatol llO\e. Olamood 1tylus. 4 ELECTRIC Portable flavu. Newport Blvd. C.M. ~. ea.ta Mna. ·* M0.21115 tpMd. $19. S2 weekly. Fl'ff type'Wtih::r w/Cl.l'r)1nr cue FIXER Upper 28' BACJ(ll.OR. Sb:e trailer. ONE"'-=~ .. ~.~ .... ,.....,,'IT\l=~l>a'-=- 9100 y EVERY home trial. 6C2-tMJ A COYel' $75. 5tl-2J13 fUchairdmn c.bln Cra!ser. Kcnllkill. BR (2 beck), Ro.dster I> llter, 150 hp, ~~ ~.~i:i ~o~zl ..... ~""I ~~": ,;;;·.::: ~~i.i. ~":"'"~ = ""'~=--~ ::-ww~~ .= ~~.:. ~ JlAVE LIN ... cJWra) bebJod QIV Hlah. 2 MANUAL ... All with .. _ _,_ bed room &et, complete eech. 548-Dl « heft filler! 96l-t9l5I s.mpce $:\~ M$--tn rtrns. A ndnc dWli"m.&l . .,...,..., $135. After 6 PM 546--2543 SURFBOARD S25, «OQter 14' D<mY Jl'1lbJc 8oM, 30 10 z .f1$ n.tl:IWOOt>, 2 BR. ~ ... 1100 ~;;':,1:;:'~~ RE.l'RIGIE RATOR"° ll.50. -10. A 25c. HI' Dllt>Ndo ...... , ..... 1911.0>olti,awnlllp.O.OOJ:i:'==ii======JI • ;;.;.;;;;;..__...;.;.;c:.i .,.... -d'* m ...... -.,. • ,.. ..... 1225 -.. =· 5IMl09 """'" .._ "' -.. FIAT NOW THRU JULY 31 - •·· ~ _}' .!); ~ "."'.':'." ~ floor model"" COGl<r S1J5. NEW A, Vied""-,,_ 19' CDm!RY, Chr~alu -Adillt Park. 1 ' --...... --or -· ·-540-:m:I lad!. clotl>mt: .... Jl.7J, ....... --Con"' .... au 1902 not. """' ...-. --M==~~~,::i~ 546-4729 or .,.."85 IY1lL n..i. , -....., 13> to 11~ S04m... -ot •.~NB CXlLOIWlO iu--.r. I -""' t!rio a l>oft. $1>0. Sii IT NDLIDAY MOTORS n m ft, PIUVATE pel'\J .... .., -... blue. Wiil ... SCHWINN •I" Bo»'• Blk1. AVON 12 ft~ ... """'· • 21 All mol&L'XIM ....... lllUlll W s. AT -i --s'Al:ts .. SlllVICI •otdl•-· Good-im. -fm'IOO<lt>t/>Yannd. 11.25 ..... bl.,. fl>.lOll -.n.nt-l "1'1o AD·-...-$1>0. Soel<o__..IS!IO.Call llAJLY PUm;1fli&ADll 1969H-642"60U Cot!olMN '''" -llMlM .... • ~ -· ....._ -531·· - -llllJllG J\!SUL'IS! . . ---• • • • . . . . . --·-· ··-. . ... . ~--··-.. .. -.. -. . f --.......--· ---.... - ' . ~NSPORTATION . • TJIANSPORTATION TllAHSl'OltTATION Ii TRANSPORTATION , TRANSPORTATION I~ A-, Hoo "'M ,Ciro 'r'°· U.Md Caro f.!!! UMd Caro · noo ' UMd c-9'oo · VOJ.VO •CADILLAC '" · CHEVROLET • .DODGE ... USTAHG ,; ' 1961 • ""~laTU.S-;'.: ICUT-c:iR.S:........_-.,_...;_ .... 67'--M-US_1'_ANG __ ._ VOLvit. NICEST.CARS IN ORANGE COUH"N IN "oltANGl-COUN)'Y FASt.BAOI. -coocll-, V ' IN ORANG COUNTY '&:I ~· UWM>A stJP£R '6' DOOGE'GT. out u.. . PERFD':r! 18o VI, 1 riNAL ClE.UIANCE! -~~Q>e,DeVWe, llPT, SihoW.lioe!*Jlle bluo To!>·~~l(ll4, fS,dl!\ ........ lftkot.tor. 1 ' Pt.it,...,_ aiitt\ 'black le:&~ wil:b 1 cdD~ tnt~. alr-eooi),, t.uto. tnN., pl• 4Ul:illt botan. Mull aeu.1 ., W...,,.t•...:• .. -. ..--.o'l'l.n. '·~""::"' • ,_, ... .-.a.. ... $1tll ..... wtll -- UIA llMl.IO «:/\t-d-ITnlly lule!J' • • the pnttlelt """·~••· -· MU. "" -. IHPORJl .... :·~ ~= ~· ... EL·a"imE .. i _,., -s,r only. ::;..:-:T . + • TOYOTA.VoLYO . ,, • 'I'·"' ., ELMORE AMIN -'"" -~Harl:u,..C.M.-~ L ;' .t ~'=-.:,.i -: dllc ~ aeo-eu lnc:bet.-4 __ _:__•'1 ~1 :rovoT' . .. "'~!<$ ' . ltd-....,_ To.P. S1S : 1~7 VOLV(! : llll1.l.VJl!I.' I ; '·Pt,. -• T.OYOTA ' .... ......,,, < : ,122 8,. dr,<4 ""'· -. TOYOTA • UD.Jl<ecl> Blvd., w-' . I'll. ,89f.3320 'ST MUSTANG ·.• + '· id\lt SHARP! ·• Pb. ~ . 'M QIEV, ll· Nova; 2 dr. 1530!> Beaeb Blvd., W1tmpstr O::lftd. New~· brb; blll , • $2075 l?JO'l!eech.Bltd • .,11'-bilqo.,. MIL 14-,.,...; 'IS DOOOE 'Dut GT conv, otler OYW $3000, - BAYSIDl MOTORS ·, , Over l!I • "1968" • dun. 114IO. OU-&151 ; VI. auto trano. air,.~ . 'OLDSMO.,.LI )JOO W .. Oooot ~ ' -afno4 . S1WD2 -, 111'0. -alt 8 pm •I Newpo<t -* -. . * CJ«lillaca * 1905 <JIEV -Sport. "'Dodte'Doirt. • opd, VI, i-...:;.N;:1c"'1"ST.;;.::..C;:A.;;:·:.;s Autoo W1nhd 97 ·wE PAY .. TOP DOLLAR FOR .. USED CARS CONNm OIVROUT All ICCll9n, models, ilD auto, Ml power, u . :m * Belt otter. * "' pwr, air 0Clldtt\Mln1. enatne. Wbot-.te bWe book Call 548-8215 IN ORA.NOi ·COUNTY .... up to $1!!001 ~-ll°" ..._1.,,. 'Q OLDS F .a5 <MUS .Oonv • .;;,_!_~.~.!!, •. __ .;-QIEV. NOY& ,. .... , F(>RD sn ... lilut with "'°-~ RIM, ' Good ;ltght-:bi.ue 1e1p. 'Auto. ~. ll!IOSo.CoutHi-·--aire1e.A"'~;.."",::;·10l!I '62FORD ·FAIRLANE , P.atr.Ahoolute!y-• ·-·--~-~ 49<-1'"4 ~=: ... --~ -~-~ Good -Sport ecq,e. Budmt ltl.tl, -·. '67 ELOOltAOO . ·~~ ~t trua ""1:· vs -completely ...,.. Pure white 'landau top, , . 646-7622 hauled,-R fl H. power ~--~cl! flue_~~· Hu ,68 CHi:vEuz Super Sport. inl· Ideal ftrst or RCCnd Md "'*"°1 'cen!, A¥·FM/ 2 door !Ur, 4 ..,d. jow/S. car. _,... tt.i. ...,., Stort ol McYroJis'' dlr/St""°~· l!r, tllll. i'l"r:~'91 . Pvt. ,,,,,: 11965. 1117-2911 The Month """"'1 TOYOTA .,..i; d . cr·wtll•teke OidOi • ,58 JMl'ALA Xhll «nd $195 , Pb. 11!M.m1J , trade. ~~· Fiftte thruout, air cond. 5'crmce! lat car lot m Harbor _lUYd. 15.100 Beedl Bm.t., wlt:owtr -'"" £LMORE . pu\y,.atter u. 49(.9'173"" -· JOHNSON & SON . • uso......,.., . :a828 Horbor Blvd. . -· --· -LincolA.M~-'61 Oldt 98 O>nv "'1pb Costa Me,. 5'6-1'03 '~ILLAC 8eden de Yllle CHEVELLE Costa Meia Bnnch 147.U09 ' WE PAY • . • . . POWER lncludlnl air lM1 -Blw. &li.1000 FOR Sele 1961 r .. Okla, CASH -. --'66 CHEVELLI 'ST GALAXIE XL. ~rm· wbl,. 4 dr Md, Good ....S. . P<l;'!'.et "9ket, 'POW'flf ~ MALIBU STA'M.ON WAGON ·W/ b1k int It laDdau tDpj~/Jr $350. Mi..2923 Jt 6 . dows, 8-way ••t. auto. trunk ·~&'Oki ftniab, vln)ot in-L'Ofti!. AM/FM. Fully ~-· '18 Oldl, f dr Radio opener; Radio, beater,. of teiibr, power ~. air 28,IXXI mi. Mt. Wey m-m:z. Ill>, iJ,.S:5. Rub.I· Good~ 1 tt med can A truekll jult course. aean. $6751 • • . eond chrome rt.de ix' tra· or 673-7829 · · · tic can ~ call 111 far tree estimate. 879-6!M18 IFullertm) veru;,a.. 1st or Month Spec:ia.I ,67 sQumE· Wqon, loaded ,,_me=',;.·~:.:.-=;;.;.:;_~ .GROTH (ffEVROlfT '61 . CAD·Il:.LAC (l)N. ' $1895 beauty. Under wun.nty, 62 STAJtl'.IRE cmv. Orta • VERTtBLF;. ·All B la c k . bt ,,.,. fot on liarbo• Blw. 22 obli ml. MUii a a c ! own.... Xlnt mecb «nd. Alie J:i s:1:..";.r,.., Lood<d' St•...0"'"" • .. ,;.. JOHNSON & SON · 96;...,11 """· m.11n •. Hunlinlton Beach Pri party. $4615. ~17 -JJ.ncoln-Mercury '67 FORD LTD. l dr. hrd top. 0 iµ li-3331 · '96 CAD CONV, ell black, Cotta M .... Bt .. ch PS, PB, air, au., 380. 4 new P NTIAC WHI Buy .. '""° --; new Iii<•. 1941 Kubo• Blvd. 642-10!>0 ' p1y om,·...,_, .l .OY C •RYER ,$4(XXJ. 4!»-9358, Mr. Wood . '63 FAIR.b\NE 500~ .. -pb; _ _ "' 1 · r · 51 • CADILLAC 4 dr, ,.. COMET aulX>, < d,.,. 50,000 _, --PONTIAC 'l(oarV•~ar-...,., ol &OC>d malntenence. , ... . mi. "'11.cond. rnio!M6-3380 •·-Bl., Ooota -..... .., top dollan. Peld .,,. $235. 5'5-M86 alt 4 PM M CO M ET· O>nvertlble '6< FORD Randlel\O 6 ey1 • Kl 64444 or not. Call Ralph 1960 CADILLAC Sedan de White, Xlnt Cond. '400. tick R&H.-Int ~ 5995'. 673-1190 Ville''" mu ·,...,.,, One 675-3641 ~:own" ~1696 · °""'"" Coulll>'• - u1o<1 c.~ 9900 ......... ss,.. 962 • 1496 """ 6 . CONTINENTAL '58 FORD v .. 2 ~· · ·=.,."""" · ..._ ... CHEVR. OLEr . . ~.'!\S.:0.,' !!!" ..:!. ·NIC:1$T CARSNTY' NEED A t~R? . '63 (lncoln C~tlnanl•I . ., ,;:;;n "" ... ~"!:""; Dr IN. ORANGE·cou .!:AN'T·Bi FINANCEDT CHEVY ·St.l.tion Wqm, 1963 Veliet:iumM.tbilitl,aircood. . . -,..---...... · '65PONT.a.tJBa'E.Arelll eBankrupt? eRtpc11w!-odT Biscayne 6 eyl. Autumn &old full poWer, If you drive this Nt!W. lnka A: ttm; auto. milltp maikei-with the econ- eBad Credit! e Divorced! col.or. Wqon.-noor and tail one you will t.I)' it~ trana, radio. $415 . .f9i..Gl3 Oniy alx enOw-. Prett;y and eMD.ttary •New Ill AnaT .pte carpeted. Power 1teer-To_ -J\ml u freeb u am be. · ·-P-Paimont. 1ng -""'"' -one owner -$1695 MERCURY· 5pec1a1...,. ""'.......,. McCARTHY MOTORS very -oond. ivh11e wllll 111 ... lot on H.-Blw. I09ll • .1'20 So. Main 6 ~ """ f99.281J or 499-2152 JOHNSON ._SON '65 M'RCURY 'ELMORE (2 -N. "' Seen) '59 CHEV ' dr ........ "' . . . . ,.. COLONY PARK Sl\\TIOll . Santa Ana~Pb IC-3501 eng. Holly 3 BB .& hi 1i1e 0:.~cb WAGCli. Ume ll'l!l!h with exbat. Nu ~· 3 ~ burst. 19U Hlrt>Or Blvd 60-'l(l)Q ldl1u:MY Ire en tntertor, TMO<JYTO.:iRJITA 8,000 ml. Innntt-1 bNt of. ' pawr 11teerlni, power hnk· . !er. """"' LAST CHANCEll " 6 ......,. air OOlld. fte. Ph. ll!M.mll * '56 CAEVY * tor • ,,,,,,.,.,,,,. by Coiotm. dUcod To . l!l300 l!eech mY<I., w- Michenlc11ly IOUDd tbru-out. enW-destlned to be very m . $209$ . . '66 PONTIAC BQdyclean!GoodJnt~Ure.. ,·.~·~.~~be lat car lot on -~ Blvd. BONNEYIUE •. Black vteyt ONLY'"'" * 613$11 :-"7~~ ~.· ~ JOHlljSQ~.&'SQ.N. -·~~ ...... lull . 1!5i>.<CHEVR.:it.E,.., ·9 '. --~i""' .:'u ~"l"'Y ':' ,-11!,,.;l>!S'"<!l'!i< · paueneer ltation wqon. ··~r•ltlaia ~644-l.361 o:.eta Mesa Btancb 1'f\lt 'feettmd Only, . $300. .. . ~-· 1~1 Hai'bai' Blvd. 6t2-7CM Ille lllue Book c 540-!531 OON'#iffi&.AL , ·~.Sedan. 'ST COL Pio 10 ..... ;.... atr $2100 Full Prlca '61 CHEV. :Imp. Harst 4 ipd. '11!U. -~ett . )tl! .. ~eage, pwr ~-tact air A-l cmd.nu lit car lot on Harbor BJvd. '03 suiex ,,.,,_ &OC>d 318 Tri-Pow..,.335 b.p. wide ·~ ~·~!! 1.1 · tiia. Muet'..., $3lii(I. er d · JOHNSON & SON .. BUICK cond. BHt Offer. cwall .t: mags. 'xlnt. -$850 « , ' ' ~ fer ~2690· _ Llnooln-Memry ........... .... otttt. 841..... :< •. 'CO"-YAIR '62 Mont.rey ..... R/H, IUll Ooeta ...... llnDch '.68 BUICK IJUvlera, $4,295; '56 CHEVY Hard 1cp, SIJOd , ,1 c ,_ · , · pwr, Xlnt ccqt. Private 190. Harbor Wyd. 642-TCSI .w111 "'"' ...u or..ie. · ooodlt1on • .....m ·'6f . ~Aiili-'.btb. ttblt """"· se. -· 4 SPEED ..,.._ ... 4 ........ ,,... -.. '68 COUGAR 1ype 91 PS I SPECIAUS~ JOIN the 1w~ · In the Need a Gartlemtan1le't RIH Top .Cond. 5f6-0088 PB, RA:H, Call ~ aft-D DAILY PILOT WANT ADS! """h With a want .. , ·----·---« 6·p.m. . HIGH PERFORMANCE .... Dally PilDt Wint ... ,, CORVliJTE CUS"l'OM CARS MUSTANG._ . LAllGErr SELECnON Ill ~~!!" .~10~ C•rs 9610 • ., ·cOR VETTE. IW . OIWIGECOUNTY ·• 0~~~i;;;;;iiiiiiii.~;,;;iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii~il Itani.,_ ""''· · Au!b 321. 1961 V8 Alll'O, P.s.' low ·s.1.....;..i Auto. I Riff, Pwr wfndowl &: brks. ·miles: must 1ac. Best otter! -~·-- ORANG. E c· OUNTY·' . Xlnt cood. 12.000. 963-"322 615-3489 alt I. 675-4329 .... Center -aft 5 DAILY PILOT .WA.NT ADS 13032 Harbor Blvd. 531-4&16 CENT. ER FOR DJai ...a;'l8 ""' REfillLTS BRING REfilJLTS! NICEST CAR.S -----. .. ----:-IN ORANGE C~TY •ft I ~lm;;;po;:· ;:rt;:od;;;;A;;u;;IM;,;;:9600;:;:;;;; . .,.;:.,..;:;:''";;~;:;:~;;'~;;"";;;;;;9600;;;;~1 '86 PON'I'L\C··~ 11 epe. Silver areen ·wtth biadt 1iindilJ top, 4 en the Aocr. Im:rniculat. iand Jbowtwww '66 SUNBEAM Tl Orange with I bl1ck hardtop. Perfect running and 1 c•r you would , love to own. '2299 . Book of $2600 Now Only . . '64 TR 4 HARDTOP. A car with 1 beau- tlful ,,1 ... -., $1690 •• 1550 . . N~ Only ,66 TR 4A. Red ro~1t1r; on• of ~f bet· tar Triumphs of · 11 to chooM ,,..,., iloolt of $2145. Now Only $1999. ,66 SPITFIRE. You Wlil be GREEN wl.th envy owning this °""0n1y •1599. ,63 KARMANN.CiHIA. Mlt1lllc blue paint. with ,gold pin atrlplng, lntarlor ·doluJie •. 5M thl•--1· ; . $,1399 -,. "-' . -' 0;,1, 't 15' 7 CORVETTE. Mll!!'I< !f<Mn with MW r lnlirlo , u,..a, ono of· $1199 ••i:r .... loft, . OnlJ DUNE iUOG'i'. llue with, IOt'I ltNllJ. to .OH -the -ry. Onl . '·1599 . '64, . jAGUAR. '..,~.;;iy;"" ~1.1 .j..,' can :• lllto·lt. lt'i ~·~'to ·~ '2899 .... drift thlo ,~·· • • . °"~ . '63 ~ ,165 and 2 '66 CORVITT~ r; C...t.W_ ............ .. --..... .,_.... ' EJ,MORIE MOt RS ·TOYOTA 1Vt .... ·-;, ....... ........., 15100 w ai.11." 194-,3322 I' lllEUEVABll .· . ' 'FABULOUS FANTASTIC . THE ALL· NEW AUSTIN AMERICA ....... . -ELMORE MOTORS ' TOYOTA Pb.89<3331 .l$100-Beacb Bltd., Wstmnltr PamAC lll64 °""""" ' ci. .mn,. ·m:1a1.r, pwr m, 38,000 ml Pftfect oond, 1 OMM!r sU5o or trade for late ONLY model M111 ..... · l3WOl6 51895 ·· . ·~ GTO, •m HT, Pio f "tpl, 5 MW ttrel, JM. -. top. 81aiftce! $38113 or ' PUtLY . ' t:.ACTOl.Y ,.JGUIPPID ......... Aut ..... tk Trliftlm...,_ Af,,.tfftt' 11•tl•11•IJv •• "th1 ••t . huJlt .. •• ti.1 2IMI · c., .. '" y1vr f1Mlly. w. ir..u .... fftt A1ttl11 ANrlt1 .. ti. M tr11f It 1111, well h y11r ltt W 11 -.JI 11 ,.., 1114 ur. . ~ .. -· ... """ tlle·lilNlous lan ... tt~ unbellevt.bl•: take C¥« pynmts. 5M-01l3 '9t Le Miiii cpe, nto, bkt sta Ptl, P/W, R/H, riJruonlc Orie °"" 11295. -'a.T-W ..... ,V-41. Pow· ft sit'&; ltic4r: ldllft. R/11, -/air. $100. C.23Bf · µMILIR l'-llRD '• . AUSTIN. AMERICA 1CJOo~ .F,!iellncing · .~ o..u. . Alto A cimpl•t• lpventory of ~•w . e ~G GT Coupes e MGl's e 'MG M~goli e AH Sp~!.,. .. l'IS .T.all<!, e1r -., fl<c -·-.-..... ~ rad.l•l tlO U,. .,....., ........... ~~.....,· ' ~ ... H.._NM :NEWPORT-IMPORTS LTD. .. . ~ ' ~ . . . 3100 W. COAST . HWY. _ ' . NEwPORT IEACH · .. I • ' I MJ.ff>5 '.-0 IU~Hll 540-1!~ 9*:rttlctl bS1S Cll' tab Offl' -MHllS .. ,_...c..;. ---· YLZtAtllOOltl 27 PER '"'MO. Brand New 1968 New Y or~~ 4 Di-~ Hardt~p: ' · .LOADEb. SPLIT BENCH SEAT RECLIN.ER • ,·: 440' • ' • .• .,, ....... El'jGINE , •• VINYL R«OF •• , AUTO PILOT • • .. . DISC BAAKES •• : AIR CONDITIONING , • , 'AM.FM ' . MULTl·PLEX STEREO ••• W.S.w ; .. ,. , POWER DOOR LOCKS ••• ELECTRIC WINDOWS ••• POWER SEATS • • , ~~~1~?N~~~EEL0 ••• T~L: HtJCR~~ , , , CH41~8Cll5714 $ . '63 MERCEDES 4 o~,, 1M111. hcillitnt "'""'"'' 1.tr. trlght red . COJVf2JI ·$1795 . · '64 IMPERIAL ' . Cf•w11. v.1, ....... 11~ ,.;u. .. "-•t•r. · , ••• , •,.•ri119 • w!""· t!M. ~~·~• .. f•ctory •Ir. RHI lunry 1vtiomobli• ·f RID•i6~ ~," --;;$llf95 ;' ,. . . '~'PLYM. ' k~N1r1. 6 cytlft4w, 111,.Nfl., t•cH•, '~••Ht, I ,_11if. h.-MI• ul ,,,, .llY$JJIJr ·~s-1a9s'-. , ' . ' • • ' i J I I I i I' " ,1 '1 \ ' • I oAJi.y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE • " Fear _ of the · llapl4'.puwti, fl( Jlie lederal iovemment, l>Ogun ~ • ,_,. _., ...., Ille odveot fl( 'Fl'allkJln D. 'Roosevelt'• .New .oe.t. ... 11...itY become tii.e No. l WOrfl ot a ~ fl( tile American people. • ..._ Nof ., many yeen ago, Big Business was Ute ma- ,.,. _,,,. Then In 1959, a ,Gallup Poll showed that 41 • peremlt·~ tllt·/dnerican public fee~ Bi{ Labor as the " ~ 111f!1et ·eo~-.·.nauon•rtuture;-with--U-pm;i!!il lppl'llbeuive •boll! Big llusln'9• and only ·14 percent -'*! ~boiit Bi( G!>Yemment,' or "Big Brother." • · •. 'Qdup•s Aut\ltl. 19!18 poll ® th~ subject shows ll!g . ~tr LI ~ ~ JlNljor W!)?TY. •Every major polllical ::lr'°w 'bas a illatP' cllstt'ul! 'of lllg ·Brother -lnde-.. ~ M,peri:ent, ltepublicans 48 percent and Dem .. cntts (who liave eonsl-y votal for more and more l!lt Gl>vemrnent) 41 percent. ftrowtng o11t the "no opifilofts" in the poll , nearly 51 percent of respondlnc :Amerle&111 now fear Ute threat fl( ·• J<>Vermnental coioo•us In 'the yian ahea4. 'l1'e finding IS aignltcant In th• it prbbabl;y ac- CIOun!I for a 8'>0d part of thl> naUon&l mood for 1weep-~ tlangerouJ--.Changee In 0\11' natiulal direc· 1lm. It could well ~ a strong fador In the oulcome ·Of 1lle election. • ' ' :An Act of-Spite? -,.~~professor of English at the Uni· veto!lY !?! .08llf•~. lrvlne bas .invited Black PanUter leader Eldrid_ge Cleaver ID rElturn ID teach at one or bri aessiom Of hii.liter&ture course in Nd'vember. · In doing so, Dr. Sii!pben..llhapiro has gone· dlrect- . Jy against the advice and ..uties of bis department chairman, Dr. Hamn! Adams. -. Prof. Shapiro hu 81Serted Ute Issue "Is not Eld· ridge Cleaver but the m.1l!ler of faculty o.Utonomy or acaClemic freedom.11 · Academic t..eedom ! UJid'er ~ cll'<[um&!"lic••r ShaJ>lro'• jlC!jon loots mucll more like a dlildisb or a deliberately damaging exen:lae In Wque and defiance, aimed at Ute UC Board of Regents• ruling eonlroUing the access of Cleaver and other gueru ~ UC teaching pllltlorD)S. Wholly In addition to the question , of desirable course content. Dr. Adams' advice to Shapln>'wa~ P.ar- licullll'ly-tOWld....t-jullified-i!l-'l'iew..of-IM~µtties the unlvemty system is experiencing, n<it;J.ut with poliUcal demagogues and ajitators, but with a eoiWder· . able segment of the pu~lic. · Prof. Shapiro baa played light Into the band!' of the d"'l'8gogue1 of· botil the le!l ~ right persuasion, whose purpose never ..,., been to ilnJin>Ye the university .. an . educaClollal . IJt*titution, but rather ID use it -and destroy it if need be -to serve their own narrow poll· tical ends. And for this he invokes the blessing ·of t'academic freed.om,.? ' Prof. SbaP.l!'>'s adlion·tn this, case CO!I\"' across as either increclibly poor judgment or as an attempt to embarrass ·and damage UC!. Wbo.tever his intent, he clearly bu succeeded in Ute !alter. Still ·a, Faint Hope Tile. hlgli hopes held for construction of the world's Jarg""t nuclear seawater desalting and p.ower·pr:o- \luclng plant offshore from Huntington Beach have been dulled-almost. Costs approaching double or!gmal esti• mates caused sponsor Withdrawal. A laint hope remains that an alternative can be found. One suggestion is to avoid the costly man-made island by adding th' plant to Southern Californi!I' Edison Co.'s San Onofre nuclear power si.te. . .. T The Marine C0I1>5 wouldn't like it, but maybe the aolutkm to both the nuclear desalting-power and re- gional alrp,ort problem& is ID be found at Camp Pendle- ton's ocean front. -r\ \ . \ . ' .. THE gurcHER. ~~I,i'.s .. Too E~sy To Get Married Wallace's First Da,y As President What Alabaman Has Done for (to) EducatWtl .. rn t.en you what tbe trouble ts," aakl a friend, as we were cba.Wng after ·.~r. "lt'a t.oo eaay to get dlYOr<ecl tbele day1. '!bat'• why all Utile kids make -" crazy mar-, . . mtl3' bi IO," I nodded; "but I thlnt l"JU'r< .,._, tie cart before the 11\!rM. :(t'1 too ..., to pt murled --··t11e-: "Society,• I ClOlltin\led, _.,,mg to 1111 lllbjed, ''pula"up4fi"l!-.for ~but mt f"'" "*''-'· YGll -~ .... iet. driver'• Jlcl!-unieU ' ~ kDow bqw to Jiandli! a CS", UD• ~ ~.--<lf:411e. 1'184. .aad uwiio -tl>Yakll dafecll. • " "BllT ANY IDIOT cm.get !DllT!ed, -on tie apur of Ult moment, u lone u ht °'" ocrape up '6, or -... ii --to •• *lit .... hi 1"'lr ... . ·~ ii DO _..-..d'"1 !or mar-rlqe In our llOclety, DO tNinJog tor dotheltic reapoDlibilit.ies, except e few balf·bearted.. college counes that come too iau and ny too llttle. You mlt!ht protett tbat oth« culturea ~ b11tory haven't set up any qua1ifiC8Uoa,1, ei'ther, but there ts ODe ~& difference -thk is the first time Ill tile hislDry of the world that Romance, and Romance alone, has been the crittllion for making a mar· riage. "UNTIL TliE. m'll century, In our eoun1ry yo<mf P""!>l• .... gely mmled for eoonomJc motives or beoauae the fMn.lHec wanted 1hem. to, or for other practical .....,.na,tllat might or might not . ...,,e been jUSWled. · But .i least lbey knew there was a 'reaaoo' for gettinc ml llloylnc married. "tf, we are gioing to ellow our YOUI\I people to marry on a romantic bais, Ille Jeaa! we can do ;, lnal$t that they ,_..;ize -i marriage entails -the resporud.bilities, the emotional . ~ the -llrilpeu . IJld-not . mere!y, the, IU!qnea. .,BUT INSTEAD~ the films, the l'OJIUlar magazines, tho beet-selliJJc JIOVek, all lead ,up .. tile oltar, aJ>d drq> Ile young people then Oil their own. Our IOOiety emphoaslzes stxµal attraction .more than any other :ia the hiatory .of_ the world '....J and then WtblN! ~µrprised when our young P;eOPle find that sexual a'tttacUon is not enough to hokt ai marriage together, and we blame them f«' breaking up. "Divorce Ja a aerioUt problem, a meS:sy business, end I don't think yoµng people take it lightly. But as long as We present marriage merely as ·. a ~tter of moonlight and roses. they will rush into it headlong. H we made the qualificatiboJ tor marriage half u difficult es the qualli't08tiom tor any other job, we'd be attacld.na: dl .... e \\i>ere It obellins -at the altar." 'lbe ei.ction of George Walt.ace tO_ thf Preiidency in November of 1968 through a coalition of Southern States Border states, Nor1hem suburbs and other bigots came as no wrpri.se to utute polltk:al observers. But his fint day in 121.e White House did. For President W,allace kept every 1lngle Qne-Of bis campaign Promises. It was a moat productive finrt day in office. Arising early, the President went fOr a drive, ran over a Hippie, threw a briefcase.toting bureaucrat in file Potx:imac, ran over a Yippie, grab. .bed a pseudo-lntell<>dual ~Y his '1eard apt! toS<ed him into a specially COO• ttructed: jailhouse on the South Lawn and, well·refreshed, called in hi's new Secretary of State, Orville Crackers of T·allahooMee, Ga. "FIRST SMACK DAB th in g , Orville," said the President, "I want you to cqt all these 5DOt-nosed furrin atates off at the~kets and not give 'em one more dim of our hard~ned money." "Right as rain,. George,'' said ltle Sec:Mary. "Lessee, there's New York, Oreeon. Vermont ••• " "And dcm't fergit tbem there other ones ovene.," aaid the President,. "whatever their names are. Now bring Clark Correct,s Record Jn them generm." ' When the Jolnt Oliels ol Sbiff had assembled, the Predient said,."Lookit here, boys, if'n I give you ball a miUlan more men and a couple a billion more dollars, can you win that 11here w.ar in Vee-yet-nam P.D.Q?" Loud <1t<trl trose -Richard N!Xon declired io his acceptance ~di at tbe ,Republioan national con· vent.loo !hf.I his attorney ll"""ral wwld be dl.reoted "t.o laUDCb a wir against u-gariUd crime." The bnpllcallon was a.at Atty. Gen. Ramiey Clark, an increasingly handy ""'pegoor for -alarmed by crime ond disoid« tn Americe, wu a flop hi pc.nu1ng tig time racketeers. CLAitJt .HAS SINCE tel the record straight. Jo 1960, the J.ast year of the Eiledlower • Nixon adminlstraUon, tlere wer• 17 federal convictions in tile field 'bl orgllllir.ed clime. In the Jut u 111011t1a eodJng J1me ao. i.,. dlctm•Dbl cba.glng l,166 pe"°"" will! involvement in organized. crimti were ~ned by ,the J..Uce De,,artaieat. Oonvlcllona ~eil 520. "Of alO .k:Jlon or. Jqspected llmlll>en ol Ille Mafia Indicted durin& tbt pea J3 y!ara, 48 were indided or Cll!vlcled during fiocal 19611," Clark l"lpCl'tl. '"Ibli WM the most effective yo.,. Jo .... ~ al fecleral law ... •• Geerse --- ' .~·c;-p· ''. .... ot-ii. prolil-""" hoY. •• -b)' _,,.., ml tllt .... II ainJPe: U a man -......,. fGrpt ID -t -,he--ao-..,..mrrrr • JO!: HERMIT fofcement'a effort to e 1 i min ate or.ganized crime." rr IS EASY TO ~' why Clark bu . beci>me a target for political dar11 . A -delend~r of liberty und« tile Constitution. he hsa calmly but lorcelully chastised tllose who speal: loosely of ·"shooting loot.ecs,'' sup. ported some unpopular Supreme Court declaion• safeguarding the rights GI Ille accused, and rejected the 8irnple no- tion that more muscle and big:ger jails are the answer to lawleSS1DeS6. "Law and order," be says, "cannot be bad , . by a slogan or a &lick." To aome, it all adds up to coddling la-«• ml derelictioo of duty .. In fact. Clark bu proposed that the wbole 1ystem of crlrnlnal justice be ovemouled by improving the quality as wll u the quantity of law en· forctmlllt perlOllDel, provldlog aiem With better ~uipmflnt a n d tecbni· ques, recognlJlDg the linb -.... The generals looked startled. "Well, Mr. President,'' said one , "I think we could safely promise great progress toward the light et the end of the ••• ,. "I FIGURED AS Ml(CH," s.aid the Preside& "Go git our boys back home and tell them tlanty-eyed gooks they ain't _fit fer a whlte man to fight for." Having re·mede U:S. foreign and fi1oa1 policies and ended lhe w.,, in Vletnam, President Wallace had a leistirely !Unch ~ caWne up his• new Attorney General, Melvin Murd ol Pinole, Mils., tor~ him to thro'tf' all th• crooks in th• counb'y In jail. "And yoU'd b6l:tfr' tau 1n the SUpmno Court. too, Melvin, and the ptrikb prtm for goOd measure," tald tbf! Presidel'll "And it any of them ~lntellec'tl!lls ralse a iu.., 1ieat a lltue law ml order into tbelr thick akulls." Having kept e...., tingle compolgn prornjse, Mr. Wallate coUldn't think of ~.f..!1;: to 11o." So he resigned before • _-Idled IOCla! comdlti"'!' al1d crime,. UNFORTUNATELY, ao he ,.., refonnill( penal -.iiona IO til~J . 0 INvlni town, he miltoOk tl>o bearded ~ notlter than_ H<Yt 81 -., AmboNad<lr fOr a brielcase- !lnlstilng IClloOll lot crim!Da11. carrying Hlppie. ConlUsed, he ran BB BAB UJIGED el!,,.Uve gun "°"' ...,. the brlefCM4' and threw the ll<>i lawt, lm)irovod pciilc• • community Ambutador In Ibo Potomac. •rela\lom pr-new In-. for An-ailgry MOR1>w Oolled on the Hot """1nc will Jliv...J. clellDquoncy. Ho Line. But ....ini Mr. Wallace h<ld bu llllped plllb ~ Congre I naver (oUel\,around lo !'kklng a Vice leJislal!on pr~~ lid to President. .PO me a11$wered. The -.iu law Ot the --&cMeta llundled.a nuclear ..,. al1d 1-1 lovell-wllOre t11t pr1mo illlack. wlplnJ out tho U.S .. l'Oll>OOllbility ~ rella · But • Mt. w111a .. hlins<lf bad . 'ibere m clililb In file Joi.uoii ad-often •aid ~·bJJoampsign, "Ah'm l!Dlalratioo. But it. II hord to covt...s llvln' Jll'OOf -anxbolb' can be Pred- lo pd cootcledce Iba& Chit<'•-· dentot~boreUDltedS!alel." io -"' IJom. . v..itcll ll ~ lrue. And let'• not _ Mlhn-JHl'U! lorpt lt. · " • . 'I -A -took Into W11II-a-ce Lan~ While George W~ce goes about denouncing e~g am. everybody, offering, too, more cops and moi"e guns as a solution to tdle climate . of violence that is · world~wide in our time, it is fascinating~ to take OC• casional looks into Woall.ace·land itrielf. To do this inwriably erow:e1 the ire of tile more dedicated believers in tile wonderful world of George Wal.lace. A psycb.Otogist explains this as one of man's more routine reactions. These f\a1ous ones, be iSaYB, know they are supporting Mr. Wollace for all the wrong reasons. They eee in him a public projection .ol their own unworthy attitudes. They "let George do il" Any criticism of him becomes a per"sonal thing with tllem. In.1>&'11>& a 1oo1; at W~llace·lalld. as creitod' a.id left by Mr: Wlllace's pOUtical leader&1>ip, one can go oloog on the state's own statistics. (One of Mr. Wallace'• most treqUent asaer· tlons is that-he did lnlOff tor education than any other governor. ~ la a ..,.y, he really did.) · AN EXAMPLE ls a study just com· .p18ted and released by the Auburn University School of Educ at Ion (Auburn, Alabama). A few ex~ples ol the lack O! joy in teaching hi Wall,ace·land is revealed by one of the univerisity,'s survey fiidngs. Of 3,230 teacher-educ.ati.on studentis receiving degrees tlO teach this year , only hill will remain in Alabame:. Auburn's study finds that e. majority of those JeaWtg the state will teatjl in neighboring C.,Orgia a"'1 Florida where · salariea ..,, bigller and. th• nwnber of pupil.a per teacher: i! nat so. great. Many teacheb w~ have com· pleted a year's 1tudy beyond Ule mast<r's degree migrate to Georgia. wbicb pays an id!itiooal fl,@ far this study. Alabama pays nothing ex· troa. ''Tbe·effeot is to loWer the teacher's morale 811'1 .there is little· de~ire or financial · .ability .. to improve .pro- fessional C()mpetence bY returning to college for further work," saya "the Auburn report. SO IJNATl'RACIIVE is t.eadllng In Al:lbama. that the median age· of Mabline's ·teachers rises ·year by ·year. It rises· because _&<> few yotmg teachers enter the rank:!. More . than a third of the teachen are 60 years old and older.· "This mean!i," SQ·.)'S the . report,. "tlbtat ilnnovatiive method! learned by younger teachers are denied school children in Alabama." In fact, the report concltn:les, "the greatest loss of all is in the assl'tS tollaY's ~er.graduate. W'1'!1d bring hrto our s<i1ook. These gmduat.es have been grounded in new teaching t.ec:bni- ques and practices .•.. Teadl.era with Ibis.new knowledJ.e ~ ~tanding and witil these skills·am competea,des should be ~mployed in Alabama's IChools to help meet the ~ea now thruet upoo them." Most. of them are going to other Ntes where t!beir cam.pet.end.es are in demand. WHAT El.SE'RAS Mr. Wallace done for education? _ "' Staliatics; """!i>\e!o'far. 111o.:iurJllll when '.Mr, ~.. Jlift th• governorslllp llld '-rU:nplalcOdi., 1!lJ nice wife, show that ~rece;tPU. looal 8')d ~. per -PilPil were .$141. TM 'tf.S average w~ '67~ . Alabama -~.,.."'.the liO states in tbil,por P.llpl! e:ipondlt~ ~ education. . More than t4 percent. of Alabama mates called up .~ rnilitaey; ""1cel were disqualified d .. to · lit<llley and health -rell.!ODJ, There •we some 272,000 "'1ults In !be lilale who can!lcK read. Mr. Wallace certiainly lutt ckme a lei: for education in Alabama. · Just tl1lnk .mat.be could do for the ~eSt of the cowrtry. But, then, he will give us 4"more cops" rand "more guns" and, • ~ right thinking perSon loiows, all tho problems we have ·will just disappear. . . Labor Leaders Are Worried WASHINGTON -Labor leaden have a gre¥: deal at ISlbake in t.he presidential election and they know it. Walter Reuthen has marshaled the Unit.ed Automobile Workers for the I>Emocratie ticket andl George Meany has committed the AFlrCIO. Both are fighting a significant defection to Gecrge Wallace, running beyond 10 percent in the case of ~e autp workers and probably hi6'ber in other trade unions. What the labct' leaders are most concerned. about is the election of Richard M. Nixon and a Republican House of Representatives for they sense that if this happe& they are in fOr big trouble. In fact big trouble hai been lurking just around the corner tor the babor leaders for the last 10 years. AU that is needed to push trou· ble around the corner is a Republican victory in November. AT THE MOMENT t!he galberln(' storm for the labor 168ders circles around the strange case of Harold C. Banks, boS& Of the Seafal'en ln~na tional IJaioo fn Canida, who skipped to the U.S. under 125,000 ball afltr being convicted · of conspiracy to commit assaulL Sec.,of St.ate Rusk, edvi&ed by Sec. of Labor WIN, refused >:> bonor Clnada's request for tl>e utraditioa of Dear ·" G14:1omy Gus: Eldridfe Cleaver'• aurname la moot opt. AC<Cr111ng to Webst.er, -··c1tavet'' 11 •'tflat w hi c h cteaws," a mean.s to p&(t. to crock, to "'l'&f•te or fall apart.. . -E. B. ,,. .............. ,...... ....... II l'IJ ,_. If M iioallf•r. t.iNI ,_ "' ,.... • ....., ... Deir ...... ' ' of a 260-foot ileam yacH '!ll!ldt they recently b<Ougbt to Waobinilton o~ • "training" miss.ion to 1 tft pre I I .Wa.!hingt6n Offioialdom wUb t be virtues Of the union and the exce~ce of the ship's store of wine and dgan. 1 Banks. Subsequently, it, bas been An inquiry in a RepubllCln ad- reported., the Seafarerai International ministration on how unions acquire Union con1ributed ,•100,00> to the and ~e s~ch af~~ulen~ r .. !°liftithcal Democratic presidential cam"""~'"' .of oomp8lgnll JS pos$1v Y e e-0 I ~-troubles facing big labor li lt ls shown Vice-~ident Humphrey. · UM the le"aders · cannot wih a There ·):.9 much inystery· elJOui See. presidlenti.al election. · Wirtz' advtce to Sec. Rusk.. HlB Tb.is will provide aome finworb analyses and recommemations~ were . end headlines but the serious threat ts o:mtla:ined ·in a memoraixtum on Dee, neW and more restrictive legislatlon to. 26, 196'7, which Wirti has refused to temper b.bor'e arrogance of pbwer turn over to Sen. Paul Fannin , of .and prevent it from gaining the n.· Arizona, who is taking an interest in .. tl!nsion of power it Sej!ks. Ile <iiloe. Wirtz eoilllJl"tically binfa Abolisbmeat of !lie pro-labor Na- that the eXtradiaon of Banks threatobs Ilona! Labor Relations Board II one of a renel"ll ~ 1ihe. "dbruptive situition,. the }>OSsibillties. /JJ. lmfl'esai\rf! cue a JabQr ~ in the Great ·Lakes bas been Hsembled in Congress on tbe region aD1 haulhtlly coDclqdes that he . virtually unbroken r e c or d of takes lndependeat responsil)illfy aa favoritism of tho NLRB oli lobor """"'la:y ol labor for advistng the lsoues. ~ o1 state, . . It Wlill be on 111e nmre cllflcult for · · the labor leaden if some of theJr own POOR MR. RUSK, es ii IO.ofteft.tbe union ineinbera in their zee1 for oase, mereJy seems to be eau~ in the . Georp .WaU,.oe: help to elect mare mfddl~. He has not bad. mach lline fn conservaUve members of Consreaa. recent yeBM 'to devote to pro.blen11 on . 1 • the Great ·Lites, nor lv"1 to t'.la.nada. . ...--..,------..,...:...-..., "I cabnot' imagine what ii . 10 ' • • " damaging ·al>oUt tllio Banb memo ihat W- it cannot ltml"!be •lllht of IOjlel!Orill ....... • I • ' I sdriJl!ny," oaid Fannin. OdierS lhlnga about tho S.-.... ~oaUooil Union are -.iually ~ ~·to Ullo "J:'hundaY.,.Oc:tober 3,.1!198 derstand.. • • ' · · 111• uiilon Is hll'lf small .. imiGm .rltf ~ ·-·ot·lllc·llallr go -a n-,81>,IOO·membenl. ·!lltt "'°' . · = H•b 1'> lufom ""4 'llll>: conllD( to a rei>Ort filed wltli the clerk • toadcri &v l'fCMll~ Cl!li of the HOU!O of Represel>lativee, iho 'l'W'POJ>f\'• opfn""". rid """" union bad et ill clllposal for po'lil!W tn<•tarv °" toolct of inflt'oll ••• d-g tho oa1en<1ar '°*' uer :~ . an<1 ~. &,· ptOofcfj"' • total .pf., ti21,3l4 ~er lban-'5.311-r .J:</!Jll!I ~" t~ llf -per man, Already l!le seelsren'ba.vo · .., _nadm opi!lfom. ':S spent $639, 732 Jn aie JM electlona. Pr<'-.., atHln Thell< contribU.lom to Ille 'I)emocn.Uc pohlll ~f;..loJ/irmld obmvm ' lll'ftldentlOlorace were la the form of arid.,_ 6n l9pfa of fAI 111 '6,000 dtect.uo ilwlOlll committea clqr. • • over tilt ""'1111l7. 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