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,THUltSDAY1:AFTERNOON, DECEh48ER ·12,.'1968
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RFK's Last Child Born~
4th Daughter for Ethel
WASHING TON (UPI) -Ethel Ken·
netly g av e birth by caesarean section
today to a girl -six months after the
11.ssassinaUon of th~ tjtll_d'~ faJht!!t Rob -
ert ·F. Kennedy.
'lbe eight pound, four ounce baby girl
j3 Mrs. Kennedy's 11th chUd, and the
fourth daughter. She Was bom at 8:40
a.m. at Georgetown University H06pital.
Mrs. Kennedy wU taken to the de-
livery room at 7:45 a.m. by Dr. John'
W. Walsh who performed the caesarean
operation.· · ·· '
Frani Mankiewlci. press secretary lo
the late senator, made . the ~
ment of the birth. He said the mother
Miss Bapkhe.ad
Suecumbs at 65
Of Pneumonia
NEW YORK (AP) -Tallul ah
B"1khead, the gavel-voiced Southern
Mlle who became a stage star, movie
1ihn, and eventually one of the naUon's
l<)lding character actr...., -and
cbaracters -died today. She was ts.
'Ml.u Bankhead had -m onlt a r ... daya, a -\it Ille cumnt out-.h6nl or Du, when paemnonfa developed
anc! led lo her death, a<eordlni lo her bus1neas manager, Ezra Schlne. • ...
Her a l 1 h r, Eugenia Bankhead, and
nepriew, Billy Bankhead, wen with bet
at her death. •
The llamhoyanl 'ralluab"-named !Of ·
ber JJ:andmother, who was named for a '
waterfall In Gtorgla which the Indians
. called "ainglng -watp-" -gave many -of~ h..i perfonnanca Ori llage. ·
A vlolenUy partlaili Ian of the New .
York Glanta, llhe lllltructed the players
!iOni the alandl;'Od'could' dominate
cockWI party conversatlonl w l t h
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and child wei:e "in excellent C1)nditlon."
Edward td. KeMedy, .(D-Mass.), arriv·
ed at the hospital shortly after 7 1.m.
·with ·his ·wife, Joan.: •
Mankiewicz said the senator was witi·
"Sthel during the delivery.
' The operation was 40-year~ Mrs .
Kenedy's fifth caesarean section. Fev;
women have more than three much de-
liveries.
Sen. Kennedy and his wife stayed with
Ethel in the recovery room through the
morning. other close friendl of · h e r
late husband were at the hospital, in-
cluding .Frederick G. Dutton, an assb·
tant secretary of state in the John F.
~nnedy administration, and Rafer
J~ 1960 Olympic decathlon cham·
pion.
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GIVES BIRTH TO ,GIRL .
EIMI K......ay
Hong, ·l(ong Flu Reaching
Epidemic Rate in County
.· ' • ijong Kong Du bu reached epidemic Ila appearanc< earlier lhla,jear in Hone
~ In Orange County. Kone. . · .
Doctor Olarles Pait of the Orange "Tbere are limited supplies of vacdna • th available." he 1akl, "and we're · trylnC County Heal lleJ!'l'lmenl Lssued that ,. inlure· )!l'Oltcjion ol • the elderly,
dlagnos1i today In tht wake of ·ld100l Jl8J1)c:tllar~ -·wjlfi re rp tr• for y
and lndustcy sicimed ·sorvey1 that allow· troohleo IUCh u emphyterila. Aod we're
ed -u high u W , percent .~arly, an>.!.., l/J Im m u ' l'l e Ir> some areai. tuberculoois pali<itla who wwld be prime
'"111at Jsit~ by any 6ieant Jll ooUQl1 larpts fill' lhla vinll. • · ...J.. -
achoob ml all indutlrlos,:• .id lk. Df. llalt itressed !hat there are "'l'eral
Pall ·''But llOIDe of ...-aampllnp . are vlnmel mUlng their Impact ill the """"" ,
u.jll&b.u -running th Loi Angeles , ty tn -chlJly December da,Vi'. ~"" County ahd there' a no doubt that they.,. al tllim .. la • qutb!' ·ao poUot or IOlll
fl!l~ with lhl1 virus." • , lutibc 'U •tj\e '\-!nil ·we d'9Cri U
Dr. Pait aald the health department Hq Kong Ou," he aald. "But 101
is lllklng -·special steps" lo protect . victlms 'oL llie -1._ Jl\ralna mv he
reaideola who would IUfler l1lOll from locilned to bellav<>-lhal lhey'ft gOt the
the ln!ecilOWI vinll whlcil fh'll made (See BPIDEMIC, Pqo I)
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Lone Witness
Held by Law
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In MeXicali ~
By TERRY COVILLE
Of .... t>.Hy ltlltf flfff
coma Mesan Stan Miller is scheduled
to appear Jocfay J:>e.forf! a fed,eral attorney
.in Mexicali, Baja Calllornia,. for a bear·
Ing ~ceming ttJe disappearance of
fellow· Costa ·Mesan 'Fre<serfclC Luci.s,' ac-
cording to the Arn~rican VJce ConSuI
in MOl!call. ~ _
Mexican author1Ue1 . are ccintinuing the
search for Lucas, reported missing by
Miller . Dec.· 3. 1be two men bad' been
on a boating trip near San Felipe on
\he Gulf of California.
, Miiler was the lone witness to l.4,lcas'
dluppearance, and hal been held by
the judicial ,police in Mexlcoll pending
lnvestigaUon of the maUer. The. bearing
1.s a ·routine matter, accordini to the
Meifcan' aUU\OriUes. ·
Miller .reported Lucas missing to Mer·
ican authoriUea in· San Felipe on Dee.
3. TI\e two .men, co-ownen of the white
Malibu outrigger · bad driven to San
~eµpe the d>y before Thankqlvtng. ,
At Sitn Felipe, ttJey ~gan their voyage
in the Gulf <.Z California, according to
American Vice Coos u I Joseph T.
Beecher.
Beecher said that Miller to I d
authorities id San · Fellpt tble weather
had &ec6rrR! too rough for sailing and
the men were forced to beach their
cral\ 'pproliil)lalety · 40 mlle1 south of
San FeUpe. · .
They ~e'pt on the beach two Ol" lhree
days, according Lo Miller. On the ~
ing of Del.' 3, Miller woke up and
saw that llicaa and' the boat were gone.
Luw' !fallel ind .some clothiJ)g ...,.
'ltill on' the beac.U.·
. Mlller, helleves tht boat broke loose
aometlme during the night 'and Lucu
went after ft without waklng' him. The
boat was Jater towxl smashed on the
rocts 31 mCea ..Uth of where the men '!WI~ on·lhe beach and apDroxtmately
'15'1o !I mn.. aouth ol San "Felipe.
Meifeaa iutl>ciritlea have !o<IDd oo
trace of~· 1">dY. ~are cootlnulng :the leifclj, liut'lf a ....,.: ~ • ..,.
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blcas'ot-r.:'p!rt'l!bch .,.~·ripei:tal
to ari'lve In Mexl<all wday. They aald
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VIETNAMESE GIRL GETS BOOST FROM DISNEYLAND
Artist Roy Wiiiiam• Vl1il1 "Suzie" and Her Mom . . . . : , , . . ,. . • , r ... ( ' ..
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By TOM BARLey.
Of tt1t 0.llJ Plllt ~aH ' . .
Frail, battling "Suzie'.'· ,was taken out
of-"her oxygen-teilt-Wtdnelday_to_tae_
in what hils , Lo be some pr~tty up.J.que
pre-heart surgery therapy.
And
01\er phJ,sil;ilDS piust be delighied
at the morale boost provided by i coVey
of characters who've been doing milch
the same thing ·for ·mlµionl" of kids
the world over for many ytar1 now
-Mickey Mouse, DonaJd Duck, Goofy
and a few more.of .Walt1Disney'1 ban:l7
perennials.
• The cartoon chai'actira: came · in the
J>OCket of character artlSt Roy wu11ams~
And lo the delighted tqOeall <ii the
ailing, 22-month-okl Vlftnauieae. c)dldi
Williams' flashing pen etclied out manY
<Of Ute' characters "Suzfe'1 may. see stoJn.
ping around Dlsne)'Jand biefore shl
returtui'to her bor'ne ih DINatig.
That' will come after a date she must
keep OJl Jdcmay--a·trij>to the·operaUnR
room where a . team of IUl'geohi' wlll
perfcrm open heart·llllflefy that becollles
more vllil·and~ by thehoori '
Nguyiri Thi Thanh'Philong -to' iiri
her !ht Vletnoniele name oo cmlullt
'speliid" ooi in ·the rDotber'i ha~
EniUsh -1 wu d!nled earlier ugeiy
in Cbildrem Hospital -... ol a perm:
tent ear infection aod blgb fever.
That lever has gore, aald DUfM Linda
Henning whb ll lha lifile.1lp!lld haby'a
constant companion. And the ear ~
lecOon hu ouhiided to, tM point that
surg"'1nl fie! It wlD COllllitirt< no pwrd
Monday. . ~ , . . r.fn. 11enn1ng la ... wile of N•Vl'
Lt.. Qonald . Henning. The COllJ>le are
prlmlr)ly-thle fer Suzle'1111rgery, -1dni ~p· to-llio-UtliteCl Slates •. · •
· The ,U-nl. la. 'on .. vi-m dutJ 'and lpotled1 the '..a.ttnt liwt -cldict
.when, ~ ,chlld'• ·ll\(llflei', Li Thi. Lani ll>li«ihl treatment f'Qo' her· ijaalbler.
'Sui!e't loth<r la ~, Wl!h 'l!ie soolli 'Vlell*in army. . • .
Sur(tolll hope lo IOpair IWil doleett
hi Uieot&'\iound 0
lol'1 11..irt, a bDli 1n:
the wall separlJtmg'pie heart's iwo. iliim-:
hers alid . ' constrictillo of the m..,.
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suZieo of Coarse,. lias no fears. But
her m<>lher, Wl>o' l• 1 oo stranier tO the
fear, hardship and'lilnnOU lhil pwldt'
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man's terse "onl for, F!id_,-; with zg~J;, lo~i!:"~art=
and only s6gbtij> · 1'~ Inland.
INS ... ·TO.,AY
Defime 1 SeCfJtq.,y.dtsignat•
MeLtrin Laird ·.hal hia work cu'
out for him :wMn ht tries to
i'/'plm'J'I ' I/at 'p"""' 'Of ' his
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TAI.I.ULAH •••
buebtD NII.UC..
Member ol ID old Alahom• 11111111
and the da1r,ghter cf W1IUam Brootman
Bankhead, a Jonct1me member of
c.nc;.. and .... --ol tho Home, ToDulab drawled her Deep Soolh and
hllblJ --lbrougll Jn. numerable llbm and ~ and received
!nm tho Am<rlcan pqJillc lbal final
banar -to bo -by her Ont --;;· A ,...... ol .,.a wit, wllldl -
bad a ...,, bile, Tallulah -cul
a delr.ctor down with a 1'Dabllnc1' man
el!octlftly tllln -ol her -
tempcnrla -wtlb a I~ I~• word,
• "In .., -. .......... aid, -b e e D eaDed I pnuloUI abater:_ a
celJo.voloed witch, a boutJ • b a Ire d • • hokv:a•• . • • Let, me -oil two
·: -dalqulrW al bmch and II make1 Pa 11 I In a..,moe_ Wyo, tho nest
mornlag. 1-dllqalrll? Good .for
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-II'-• made II cloor Ibey
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bevlal a ................. IOlldtalloo
and ncelp\ ol -funds loot Jalo ~ Alloclaleel..wt lie> u a
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Charge to ' New Cabinet
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -Presldent-
eleCt Richard II. NIIon told hla cabinet
today be wants an open government
-a free Dow ol llCll to tho pabllc,
and· .... -tho r!glll to -their Oft FJi'ltllltl IDd other h!g!H'ankinl
Gftielt
paUeutly allowing pbolDgrapben to map
plcturea of the top ..... Ii tbe Incoming
aecuUve department belGre I he
"school" was·closed to outsiders.
The wives of the cabinet members,
Introduced on national television Wed-
nesday night, were m band Ill NIIoo'a
ipOCllle ~. "I want Ihm lo be
there OD tbe tak&<lft." be said. 'fi'bat cOuld avoid a crash lmDng later."
'!'be lecluftS, -by tbe eq>erts wtlD will l!n'e OD NIDm'I Wbite Boule
stall. conoenied fcnlp policy, -i!aael, polJllCI, pobllc relatioos and other
stickJ irob1emJ P!eal(lent J-wW
pas11 lkq lo bll Republtcan ..-..or.
NIIon chose the Shoreham botel and a ~hall-hour-of prime broadcast Ume
to formally present to the nation the
men 'j!Vbo will help him in bis avowed
aim of putung government on a more
bualnea1lke baits and cbartlnC a l!lng-
range lorolp policy ,designed to prevenl
recurrent crlseo.
NO SURPRJ8l!ll
There were no surpriaes. 'Ibe two
big posll went to lonner Atty. Gen.
William P. Hogen, who will oucceed
Jlean llullt .U ~ of 1tale, and Rep. Melvin Laird . of Wllcooaln -
wW take over the Pentagon from Clark
Clifford.
There were lhree governors, two
businessmen, two memben of the
academic community, two N'IIOD cam·
paign aides, one congressman and two
memben of the former Eilenbower ad·
ml.nmraUoo. It also W83 an all·
Republican group.
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Four ArrestS
STOCKING UP -David, ~. and Julie Csvin, 11,
(foreground) children of Mr. and Mrs. John Cavin
of We-er, study DAILY PILOT "how-WMO-
it" display as newspaper's public service manager,
Tom McOann (background) signus up Bow Bol·
Huntington Center
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shazy, 20, and Debbie Morgan, 17, both of Hunting-
ton Beach, fur shares of stock to be given away at
conclusion of DAILY PILOT "Win YOUR Share"
show at Huntington Center.
Crowd Shares Stock Show
The DAILY PILOT Win YOUR Shire given away S4iunlay night at the climax to Ute public lrom I to 9 p.m. dally
Show moves Into lb< leCO!ld day of Ungton Harbour communlly) will be Utrough Saturday.
ii Jets Blitz Enemy ]1,lllgles;
Dampen St~ike
At SF College tts four-day stand today at Huntington of the show. One highlight or the show ls demonstra-
From Wire Servlcu center, Beach Boulevard and F..dniger Kroesen & Co.1 Inc., a chain of stock tion of working Dataspeed machines
u1 Avenue, Hunlington Beach. brokerage houses which will open an which flash the ~n · e New York and
SAN FRANCISCO -Four q ck ar· The. ·•-w, ~-·ed In cooperation w1'1h fl' la rests put 8 damper 00 morning i)l.JU """6 o tee te!' this rnonUt In Huntington American stock ex ge report! across . • .. .. .. Reds Hit Marines at DMZ demonstrations by ttrikers at San Fran-the General Telephone Co. of California, Harbour, will furnish all the stocks ex-the continent from Wall Street to the
cisco State College today. features displays e%J>lainin8 bow the cept the share of McDonnell Douglas DAILY Pll.,()T every trading day in
Police arrested George Gomer, U, DAILY PILOT, otartlng Mqnday, will c..,i., which is lurnlshed by McDonnell less lhan 1.2 minuta • • • •
• SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. B52 jell, sup-
: ' porting allied lroope O!l full alert In
• • the Salgm area for a pooalble Communist ~: allSlllll, blilml jugleo 70-'IS mllea from
: : the Soolh Vlelluun<se capital 'l'bandaJ.
~; North Vietnamese troops mauled a U.
; • S. llarble unit In a JO-hour battle just .: i below the demllltariled zone.
: : In Saigon, tho u. s. OJmmand placed
! . tho toll ol · American dead In almool
•' eight ;years of lighting In Vietnam at
; : •,057, tncludtng 192 killed in the week
.; : ended i..t Saturday. '!'be ......n total
:: .... approaching the 33,11%1 u. s. lraopll ., .kill..S In the Korean War. _
: : The eight-engine 11523 strock eight
•, t1mea late Wednesday and lbunda,y il in an area north and northweat of SaJion
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where allied troops reported killing at
least 56 Comm.unista in a series of
clashes. 'Iblrten S o u t b Vietnamese
paratroopers were ldDO!l and 38 WOUll!led
In ... "' the llgldl, lpobsmen lald.
AD!ed headquarters said South Viet-
namese troops In the Saigon military
diJtrld, the Nba Be Naval Base nine
mllea aoutheaal of the capital and li1<
mDJtary IUbsecton were on run alert
11as a prevenUve measure."
Informed U. S. mllllafJ aources said
orecautJ,ooary ''Jello..-alerts" were Ordered at the big U. S. l>ases at Bien ·
Hoo and Long Dinh jult north of Saigon.
Navy river patrols were doubled ln 1
Communist slnlngbold known ... the
"Pll'T'Ot'1 Beat"' Welt of Saigon.
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SUZIE ••.
a dally diel In her war-t«n bootelond,
lllUpr<m<lyCW!fldenl
14) am very happy and very confldent,"
she ,lllld, wilh help lrom Mn. Henning .
"Everyone here II wonderful to me anl
1DJ beby. AJ1d jult loot at her now,
bow bel'P1 she 11."
Williams' qu1ck aketcllei were brtnJlnJ!
gurg1., ol dellshl from Suzla. Several
o1 b1a D1mo1 drawings will 1tay wllh
her In her boopltal roam.
·i~n need them after 111rgery."
Willlaml. lrimed. "And U the kid w-&Jl1 ...., wby I'll Jull «<no over here
again Ind do them fir her.
'1Better ISWJ,'' be added, "she can
pick ~ up when lhe comeo over
to illlooJland bel«e lhe , ... home."
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~. ::: ~erlw~ w:.:.::i:: be able lo repcrl ''loday'1 cloolng llocb Dooglas Astronautics Co. of Huntington OUter displays &bow step by step bow
In todaw'1 D-.rut""""." Beach Ut st ks police and demanded bis relea.!e. ' wnwr-r-' e oc page is reproduced.
They then picked Up Gene Marchi, Free aharea. of atock .In McDonnell Grand prize in the show - a $500 General Telephone also ls giving away
a leader of the Student.s for a Democrat!C Douglu Corp., 'Whittaker COrp. (parent s e t of the 200th anniversary edition of free Jong distance telephone calls to
Society, on a warrant for unlawful company of Cohrmbla Yacht Corp.), Encyclopaedia Britannica -will be anywhere within the continental United assembly In previOUJ demoastraUona. Sarlenl IDdultrlea (a group o1 mannl111> About ao plckels dispersed wlUtout luring llnlll located In various parts lurnlshed by Ute DAILY PILOT. Slales and part of Canada and also
being ordered. of Southern CaWornia) and Cbr1ltlana The show la located on the mall at is demonstrating heart dlagnoais via
Three militant 1tudent leaders were li·jiOlliiiiieorpiiii·iii.·ii(owniiiieriiiii-d<iiiveliiiioperiiiil·iiioiil iiithoiiiiiHiun-i;;u~lhie~1bo~ppii;iln~giiicen~ter~~andii;o;iwllli.beii;oiiopeniii;;;;;iti•l~epho:iiin~e . .,.,;ru;g;;;,..:m;;;;uiiiiiO.iP ;~~~~$ -A-;fi.J_·g::;;·------1
Acting Prealdent S. I. Hayabwa I =.1 ~· i:':at~ ~be·~~ A GIFT TO -TREASURE AND ENJOY FOR YEARS !
off" demonstration leaders, but told a ~
news conference such 1trategy "would
make sense."
The three major arrests Wednesday,
all on warrant,, ilsued u a result of
laci week's viol~. included Bridges
Randall and Jack Alms of the Black
Stlldenla Union and Tony lllrando, bead
ol the Third World Llberalloo F'r<mL
Hayakawa said be has signed warrants
for the llTtlta of a dmen more 1trlkers
In hll determination "to keep the coDege
operating and to provide ·an t11e P">
tection necessary for people who want
to t9cb and learn, and 'who want &o
be Ale from harm and dlaupttoo."
F1-om. Peg~ l
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more .evere lnfectim."
A Publlc Heald! Service 1~
In Loo Anflelea said today lbat 'lentaUve
_JUl'Vl)'l11 ot Oraage County ecbooll wbere
lbalenll ...,. recenUy vaccinated -
Laguna Beach area -wen amona them -indicated that abliateetwn wu l1lllnlnc well below dlatridl In wlllcb
the vaccine bad llOI beeo ...ed.
"But U'1 really too wit lo ta!!." be commented. ''We bevo tho &line
SIZE 30" x 60"
6 STYLES ·TO
CHOOSE FROM
SPEC.IALL y PRICED AT $17 9°0
-ol -wilh ldenllcal .... W""""'41 lbat Ibey haveni glvtll up ,,.ma In Lellln World retu.meot com-booe ol llndJoa their 1011. mumu .. 1n 1Dllr county. Bnt we WO!lldn't H.J.GA~l\fJT fURNffURE A. brolher.i...Iaw ol Richard Lucu, want lo aay that tho _.,. wu a
llom<r BradJ ol Clmarillo, II alrood;r IUccesl 1111111 we hive more com.,..i-ln llulcall one! bu talked to Mllier. to oiler."
He reported lbal Miller ll8ld ha wu How do you bow II you have tho ..... tacaa WU dead. Ilona itO!ll Ou ! . MfU!I':• Wber, Sanfcrd E. Miller ol 11You'll lmow/1 Wet Dr.''.:Palt. "And
'l'opeU, ~. II allo npected lo UTlve ' II yau dolli here are ..,,. ol tile
In Malcall """'• accordlq to tho ayml)loml Utal he associated with the
-c-il'• ollico. oillel of Iba virul:
PROFESSIONAL COSTA MESA, CALIF
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" ' MWDPlans
• For Bolsa
Confirmed
· MetropoUtaii W~l<r Di.trlcl plans to
• build a nuclear deultlng plant on a
46,acre · artillda1 Island off lltinlingtoD
Beich were· ·corifirmed Wedllesday at
,; Slate ....mbly sul><ommittee bearing
bt Newport Beach. The off.again on.again project is now
on-again, said William F. a l r b a n k s ,
representaUve of MWD.
"We faced great difficulty In liridlng
reactor site,," be said. "OUr consultants
researched 16numberable sites up and
down the coast. This was the best."
tonsti:ucliop. .Js scheduled to bejin In
1975. The plaill will be produc!Dg 50
milllo• gallonS of desalted water by
191111, FatrbanD said.
He sitld· studies of the marine life
in &be area will be made before, during
. and' alter -of lbe ouclear
plarit to make sure the ecology ls not
destroyed.
Fairbanks made no mention of cost.
L a s t estimates, however, placed it at
$'165· mllllon but they Included electrical
power' producing equipmenL I\ was the IOcreaslng cosl of lbe off· shore Island project I h a I Ied to I h t
wlUtdrawal of the Southern California ~ Co., San Diego Gas and Electric
Co • .and. the Los Angeles Deparln!eol
Of Power and Water.
Water dlltrict offlcia!J IDdicated Ibey ale DOW willing to go it alone OD the
projecL
CoUJit · 1"'.vnects y .l.-!4Y, .
To DouhleB~dget
I p, five '.t~~r~.-.. :
Orange County'.1 J>u\lg<I, lljJ\T) ooarlng
1149 .mllllon, wur dOuble Iii !be nm
five reirs 1o·1219 ~ ~Bljdgel Iifttctot, llavidlli~ pliClicls;'
Speattng )Vedn~ to ~ "ecutlve
committee of Ute Orq~ , C o. u n t Y.
Chamber of ··Conurterce E Co ft o m i c
Development Council, ,!!lt,chcock based
his ptediction on-populaUl)fl · piojections
and pending financial shifts between
various levels ef gOvernment.
He pointed .to a .recent stildy by depart.:
ment heads as one source of informailon. 'I'lle llt1diet dii'eCtor said 95 percent
of oounty' gowrnmerlt e"Xpenditures now
are _ on a county-wide basis and do no\:
involve j\1$ unincorporated territory, Jllt·
chcock said 80 percent of county costs"
are related to wellare and crime.
The director made these predictions:
-Welfare administraUon costs will in·
crease from $5 million to $11 million;
wel!are programs ·from $28.5 million to
152.5 million.
-Medical costs will jump (rom $13.5
million to $3l million; probation spending
$4.5 million to $8 million and mental
health costs , from $2 million to $26
million.
He said the big jump in mental health
expenditures will come about as the
state completes its shirt of responsibility
to local units and out patient treatment as opposed to custodial ·institutions.
Hitchcock pointed -out that· just aver
SS: million of the current $140 mtllion
budget comes from property taxes. He
said employes 6,500 now will jump to
11,000 by 1974. .
The budget director also noted that
the county is in for some heavy airport.
spending, from · the current · $800,000 to
$7 million in the next ten years by
which time it' will be in the process
of paying for another regional airport
sile.
Accused Thieves
HeldonDrugRap
In Hnntington
Three men were arrested Wednesday
after police claim they recovered eight
kilos of marijuana when a Huntington
Beach resident found two bluglars inside •
hi1 rapartmenl.
Arrested were William J. Kozel, 20,
who gave his address at a motel at
J.18 11th SL and John B. Bremer, 20.
and Gary Part. 20, who eave no ~ -Kozel and Part were booked Into cily · Jail on 'burglary, papessioo of marijuana
and armed robbd'f cbarg"I. Brener
wu charged with ~ci<m of -1on
of marijuana with lnlent to oelJ, poUce
Mld. omcen said Eugene Emmert, ot 1204
P'1.m Ave., surprised a suspect inside
hit Oat and wrestled him lo the noor
while hla wife ran nett. door to call
pollco.
An accompUce f I e d when · he heard
e:mmert enter, police stated.
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VIETNAMESE Gl.RL GETS BOOST .FROM (>ISN.EY,L1(<ND :
· A,,lst . Roy Wllll1m1 Visits "Suzie": and Htr Mom · :
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"·Viet 'Girl ~ Gets Cartoon~·~ui~'-:.~
By TOM B~RL!!:Y
Of ftle Q,llb' Piii! Sl•ff
· Frail, battling ''Suzie" was taken out
of her oxygen tent Wednesday to take
in what has to be some pretty' unique
pre-heart surgery therapy. ·
· And: her physicians mtist be delighted
at the morale boost provided. by a covey
~f charaCters who've been doing much
the same ··thing 'ror millions of kids
the world over for many years now
-Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy
and a few more of Walt Disney 's hardy
perennials.
The cartoon characters came in the
pocket of character artist Roy Williams.
And to the delighted squeals of the
ailing, 22-month-old Vietnamese child,
Williams' aashfug pen etched out many
of. the characters '.'Suzie:' may see stom-
ping arOund Disneyland before she
returns to hU home in Oa Nang.
That \}'ill come after ~ date she must
keep on M.ollday ...!... a trip to the operating
room -wh2re a team of surgeons wiU
perform open. heart sufgery thiit becomes ·
more vital and necessary by the hour.
Nguyen Thi Thanh Phuong -to ·give
·her-uie ~·vtetnamese name so caretutly ·
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spelled out ·iif the :mother'& hailing
English -, was , denied earU-er :sw:iJ!rY
in Childrens Hospital because of~ perw.
tent ear infection and high. fever ..
· Tllat £ever bas gone: ~aid n~se'I.¥a
Henning "'Yho is the ·blue-Upped tia:b'y's
constant -co'mpanlon. And , the ear in-
fection :ttas subsided to the· point' that
surgeonit feel it Will' cpnslitttt.e· no baµrd
Mondax .. · . • ,
Mrs. Henning is Ufe :wife bf ·Navy
Lt. Donald . Henning. The cotfple are
primarily responsible for Suzie's surger)'-
seeking trip to the U·:iited States.
The lieutenant is on Vietnam duty
and spotted the wa$ting heart defect
when .the child's mother, Le Thi Lan,
sought treatment for her daughter.
Suzie's father is ~rving with the South
Vietnam army. . ,
Surgeons hope to repair two de(ccl.'I
in .the 16-pound tot's heart: a bole in
the wall separating ,the heart's two cham·
hers and a constriction of the artery
that carries blood to the lungs.
Suzie, of course, has no fears. But
her mother, who is no stranger to the
fear, hardship and turmoil that provide
a daily diet in ner war-torn homeland,
is supremely confident.
Valley High Girl'~ Design
Selected for County, Flag
Laura Shernaman, a junior at Fountain
Valley High School, Wednesday won the
official Orange County nag contest.
Miss Sbernaman's design depleted the
county s e a 1 surrounded by a sunburst
on an orange field. The winner is 16
years old and has been a student at
Fountain Valley High School since it
opened in 1966. She is the daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. George Shernaman
of IM« Las Leones St., Fountain Valley.
Miss Shernaman 1 was one of eight
fmaUsts in the Oag contest· conducted
by the Orange County Schools office.
The new nag Is now being manufac-
tured and will be on display for the
first Ume at the dedicaUon of the new
Orange County Courthouse Jan. 10.
It will be Oown on special occasion!
thereafter and be on dis~lay Jn the
foyer o1. lhe courtlio6se.' ·
During the ,award c ere •·n J e •
Suj)el'liloot C •• M. "CY"': Fealherly
rettaled • that he deaigned lbe fJrst
Orange Cbunfy !lag more lhall 20',..,..
ago.
"Tbe El Rodeo Riding Club wanted
a nag to use in parade,, so I deaigned
one ud..sewed it," FeaUierly sald.
The new flag will be 4 by e feet
And Will cost $215.
.There were eiiiht rinali6ta tn lhe Oalf
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COUNTV~S 'BEtSY ROSS'
Flag De1lgner Shtfnaman
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Ellu Epidemi~: ··~itS
: ' lf ong Ko1:'g J;Jug. Rages in, County
HOii( Kong Du 1w reached epidemic
proporllooa lo Orange County.
Doctor Charles Pait· of the Orange CowllY Health Deplirtment Issued that
dlagoo&I tbday In ttae wake of .ICbOol
and Industry aictness surveys that Jbow·
ed ahsenleelsm . aa blgh II 10 per«DI
• lg some areas .•
''.111al lsn' ·bY any means all COUDty
schools and all industries," said Dr.
Pal~ '.'But some, of our samplings are as hlgb u those rwmlng Jn Los Angeles
County and'llif!e•a J10 doubt Illa! they 're
hit bani With lhls virus."
Dr. r.tt said lbe health department
ls taking. "tpeclal ateP.i!' to, protect
realdenta. wbo wciuld sUfter. -from lbe Jnlect!ous virus wl\!clt flrat made
!ta appejlfance earller this yur 1n lloDg
Kong,
"There are futllted .aupplles of vaCclne
available," be said. "and we're trying to Jnaure profecllon of lbe elderly,
parUcularly those with r e 1 p I r at o r y
.. • troubles 111eli u-empliyaema .. And ,..,I"
parUcularty . ...ious to imm·uoht mbetCulom paUentaJOho would be pr1me
targeta fur this .~. •
Dr,,Jlatl'-lhllt there.~ aoveral
viruses mal;lng lbelr Impact l!l lbe ·"°""'
ty Ip ·lbese.cb111y Deoem!>er ~ll'll· "None
of \hem-Is quite so .. polenl ·qr lQql
lastlng aa the Virus we , """'1'1< 11
Hong Kong flu." ~. sald.. "But nµmy
victltna: of , the 1esSer .strains-may "be
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Go to Church
Last . ·nFJi. ·c)ftld
Ethel Gives Birth UJ Git l . .
By Invitation
By JAMES McNABB, .Ill:
Of "" 0 .... Pllllt ll•ff
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -· Ethel Ken-
nedy g a v .e .birth by caesarean section
today to a girl -six months after the
assassination of the child's. father, Ro1>-
,ert ~. Ke{IJ)edy. .
. The elght pound, four ounce baby girl Fountain Valley Pastor Alvin Dana is Mrs. Kennedy's lltb child, and the
Ha.wkes has invited tl)e mill~ant Teens fourth daughter. She was born at 8:40
fbr Christ to evening worsbJp services a.m. at Georgetown Univ~ty HoipitaL
Sunda"y at the First BapUst Church "to Mrs. KeMedy was taken to the de--
tell us what they believe in." livery room at 7:4S a.m. by Dr. Job n w. Walsh who performed the caesarean "The ·Rev. Hawkes, 31, said the church. u · ' opera on. · . ~· hopping Teena have accepted bis invita· Frank MankiewlC'Z, press secretary to
tion to participate in a panel discussion the lite senator, made the aiinoUnce-
at the 7 p.m. service in the c h u r c h ment of the birth. He said the mother
sanctuary, 1741' 5Magnolia St .• · and chl~d wer~·11tn excellel]t ~tiOn.''
The public ls invtted,.he said. · Edw·~ M K nnedy (n "-··) ·
The seU--styled ''Christian revolu-ed i'ib ho e ital sh riludtei-' "am~
tibnaries" headquartered at 118 Main w1u!" lUs ·~ife~~Orn. 0 y • " a ,.
St., Huntington Beach, for nearly two -Mankiewlci said the sen8Wr wU with
months have been making unannounced Ethel during the" delivery:'.' ·
marches lnto·county church services. 'l'tie operation was 40-yeAr-Old ~.
The group ,is opposed t0: what ·they KenectY'• fifth caesarean seettco. F~
term "the bypoc"rby of orglnized wome1t•bafe more than three IUCb *
religion." · liverl~ , . ~ ' •
h 'fhelm. ~ • .:.. ~""'111'1'~,,._, ... ~~ . . ·lielll -y ..... !lff !Jill-'~ l a ""' ··~ "ctll~l"'awllt'1il~ El!teI'tn -lbe reaiiiry ro0m ~ the the Teens. "It might 'tum out tO :J>e ~g. Other close friellds. RI h f?°
ralber e.xposlng" he said ••. ' ,, .tt ~i~"""'•:ot.~~ Ill! 1
'l'he nilniittr."wlii'blbJ :aerveil fill cm-<11UW'·:~f0.!1J>Qnaft. ~la....,
gregatioo llnce Jut Nov. 10: _added he. tanf 'ieoretari,lit 11141& ·1n !bi' Joliir P.
received the ~\!S-s~ppori of the Kenned,T adn!inistraUon~ 1 .and Rater.
church board. ~®-. 11~ •. 0lymplc ·~lhlon Cham·
"It's a calculated risk to launch pion. ,
something new. we may make a mistake,' · ' ' .
or we may even fail. But lf .we're · . ' · · r~~~?r~!~::~~~th~l:.a Beach Schools· to Consider
motivation,•: be .said. · · · · ' · ·. · · .' 11
The pastor serv!IB on the · faculty of. · ' ·. 1 : • ' ' • • • '
the Caliiorni& Ba'ptist T.h,e b I 0 g I ca I 'N' . . E. I : li· •. h. 'a·· h ' Cl ' . i ~:~n';';;i~;ovina before asoumlng his . 0 n· .. ng s . ' 1 (1 . . ~~ses,
Still Indefinite plans for the program ~
include a nine-man panel moderated by
the Rev. Hawkes. Church representatives
are Eueeoe Gillam, Richard Terry,
Charles Lamb and Karl Forster.
The Teens "spiritual adviser" Dave
Berg, 49, said he "relished such op-
portunities to clear up the misun-
derStanding caused _by. lack of com·
munication."
An investigation 01 classe8 for students
who do not s~k Eng}ish ~el,l enough
to stay in high school wtµ be suggested
tol1ight by Huntington Beach Uruon Hlgli
School District's. a~vlsory committee on
maximum schoo: use: • ' '
' Committeemen will' meet at 8 p.m:
Jn ttie board room of dlatrict head-
quarters, 1992 17th St ' · ·
The committee has been charged with
looking into a · numtier of · area school.
operation in the hope that full use of
the school fa'.cilitl~ Can be obtained.
seminar spansored by -the'. Unlvenity
of Callfomlt. 1_lfvine, Enension School,
held at ·the ·)loll)•, of;lolt·'..·aJ!d Mrs.
Stan Dorst, 21io Mam Sl<
Dur.ing the seininar sesslom, · shfdiltt!
told of dropping owt 41f 1higb. scllool .an«I
finding jobs in factories or in the field!:
because tht?Y do not , undtratand. €1DO\lgb
English to 'ccompUsh dail)ll ~gmnefita:
Included in the sem,lnar ·pa.net ,were;
representatives of the bigb scbodl and
elementary school districts. l'lbo ·said the
problem for some students ls ·acute; ·
Jury Deciding
Fate of County
Man in Rape
· About 40 person9 have been appeilnted
to the committee by the "board of
trustees:-Tonight-will-be-an organizatio~
al meeting. ·
Concern for lhe educational op.
portuniUes for students, mainJy of Mex·
ican background, came from a large
group of residents of Huntington Beach
who asked a sub<ommlttee to look into·
the problems.
The full ~.. comnilltee js, to. loot
into m ·a n·y phases• of school operation
at-the.,..quesi-of-lbe..J!oard-ol-----
other areas .will include size ai;KI .design
of schools, <cbedUUng oi students and
recreJ!,.tiooaJ~uses.
A Superior Court jury today was asked
to rule on the guilt or innocence of
a hospital orderly charged with 14 felony
counts which ·include four rapes and
five burgl~ries. ·
Judge Howard Cameron instructed the
seven-woman, five-man jury this morning
o.nd closed the· five-day trial of Ronald
L. Hall, 27; of San~ Ana.
Adding to the lurid tesUmony during
the trial bas been the evidence of an
allegedly raped Westminster housewife
and a Huntington Beach woman who
said Hall Ignored her appeals that she
was just days away from childbirth.
Hall was nam~ by the latter witness
as the man who broke into her borne
and bound her wrists at gunpoint after
"rummaging around" lhe bedroom. 8,he
told the court that she was near tennlnat
J)regnancy at t h e time but Hall taped
her mouth and raped her after warning
her that he would kill her l! she strug-
gled. A pretty 22-year~ld brunette bas also
(e51if!ed lh;ll she was bound aod her'
head covered with a pillowcase .while
a man the Identified , as Hall raped
her. She told t be court that ·Hall w&S
an ordercyo •I the. Gei'den GroVt holpltal
durlng lbe Um~ Iha! sbe .worlied t~ei:<·
Hall w ... ~· last Oct. S when
Westminster pallet o(fic'er c h1 .i r I e 1
Tho<pe said ht lllJt'Pl'ised lbe defendant
In the apartment the olllcer lharU with
lils 1181er. Thorpe said that durl"I !lie
•fruul• he took lwo guDJ from lbe
Santa Ana man. . . • . Thorpe said hla alaler wu sleepln1·
lit• nearby bedroom ana that h., _.-c:nce wu unknown tO Hall a~ the, time
!he offlcu <eluined home.
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This concern for language problems
was developed d u r i n & a two-month
Blaze Causes
$6,300 Damage
An ear'ly morning blaze Which fire--
men believe was ignited by a wall heat·
er shot up through the wall to the roof
of a Westminster aPartment building U..
day, causing an estimated $8,300 dam.
age. • ·
Seven firemen ftom two engine com·
panles raced to the building at 6820 West·
park Place after being swnmoned by
Mrs. Sharon L. Fristoe, an octupanL
· Fire Chief Melvin L. Ingram ,.port.
ed no. Injuries. The blau wu extin-
guished 34 minule8 alter the 1:42 a.m.
atalm: Damage t0·contents of Mn. Frlf...
toe's apartment was esUmated it PIO• ' . ' . . . '
Pair BUni to De"th 1
In Malibu. Honie Fire
MALIBU (AP) -Two young men
"'"' falally ~ today In a !Ire that destroyed • IW<>ttory frll!l• bouoe.
Tbey were Patric~ SCOtt Manaugll,'
Zl, a o d l'retl SiiMfQrl!, 21. Rlchtnl:B.
Meyers, aleo lily~ In lbe' h&Joe,
escaped wllhout lDJUr1.
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Weather .
Clear arid cool is the weather-
man'• terse word !or Friday, with
high clouds , and temperaturea
dipping d<lwn to 60 along the coast
and· only, al1ghiiy ~ann!ll" inl~ ' . INStot.: TODA'\'
• Defense , . SeC1'e.tary-designat1
Mdllln' I.bird .Ila) ,Jria 1001* CUI
out for htm wlln ht tries to
implcme~t the ptam of hil
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To Choose
.. 'Associates'
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·-· W.ISlllNCTON (UPI) -~~
e1ecl lUdllrtl 1\1. !ilJoft told 1111 abl..t
lodll' be wonta .. -1.-ment
with a '"° !low GI facta to Ibo publle,
and P'" them 0. r18J11 to choole their
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oftld•1• • e..-o. Kleln. dltoclor o1 ...,..
J muntntlont for the N 1 i: o n eif.. mmtatratioo, told ..,.,,.... that N-
. .....-1 at • meeting GI 1111 newl1
-cablnel Ibo need for ~ and -Jn Ibo ......... ""!"'1-
'lbe ~ called t b.e m
together for etgbt """' of 1ecturee on f~ and domestl< problems Ibey will faCe ilol1lnc JU. al. The all-dlJ I ......
w ... held at Ibo -Hotel
. 'lbe Preeldllll trodlllonailJ -
department ----and unilenecr'etarlee. ~ aald be had llO
doobt lhal Nip! would be comulted
on ~ telectlonl .. bdt be'• eolnl to
allow them (Ibo cabinet Cllllcert) to
plck lhOlr own teame."
Klein said Nilan urged them lo .. 1ec1
people who "rtJft:ltllted o 'f ' r • a 11 g,ographlcal .,..., ethnic groups, a
....,. ,,..uon of the populaUon" without
regard lo polUk:ll party allillaUon.
Klein aalol be apecled most of Ibo
new ..-IDOlllberl would YIJil f°""" President Dwlgjll D. tlaenhower wllhln
Ibo Delll few days lo IOlk 1111 advice.
• Elseohower ta recuperalln& at Waller ~ J!<ed hospital !ram a eerlos of heart
'-attacks.
Klein said Ibo Pmldent-elect stressed
In Ibo _,.i.,. --lhat be made ,. no commllmODll for 11111-<ablnel •Po
pollllmenta. .
Ntam klckad Clll Ibo cram coune on
fcnlp and ckllDeellc mallen IW>dlni
at the held of • table In Ibo -· board room.
111 feel 1lke I tucberi'' Nixon quipped
u be llood lo front of a ratted leclem, =Ml='!:~.!: .. ...un ~t before the
111CboOl" wu doled to outlfden.
'lbe -GI the cabinet membera, lnlnlduced 111 nal1cmal lelevtalaa Wlllo
neodaf ·nlcbl. ..... Cl! bond .at l(!Jm'• lllOClllc requooL "I waiit lbem lo be u.. Oii tbe take-otf,11 be Aid.. •'That
ciluld awld a craob landlllll latar." The-. -by Ibo uperts wbo wDl .,.. Cll Nlloa.'• White House
llafl, -nod fonlp pollcJ, economic
-. pol1lk:I, public relatloDa and other illckJ jirobleml Pnlldllll Jolmaon will
~~ ~u!"C:'::ilClfaiid
• hall-boar el ll'lme -cul time !<> formall1 ..-1 to the nation the
-wllo will help hlni In 1111 avowed lhn of. vutting government on a more im1nenlike basil and charting a long·
ronge foreign pollq deaJaned lo prevent
recurrent crllu. .
There were no sitrprises. The two
blg posts went to former Atty, Gen.
William P. Rogers, who will succeed
Deon RuU as . ...,...1ary of state, and
lleP· MelvlD Laird of WllcoMln who Wm lake over the Penlqon from Clark
Cllftonl.
There were three governors. two
buBlnessmen, two members of \be
academic community, two Nllon com·
pa1p aide!, one consruaman and two
members of the former Eisenhower ad-
ministration. It also was an all-
Rtpubllcall group.
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i!lllp competition, Dve of lbem from
the 0nnp Coul A flag created by
lkllln Blaeteter, Laguna Beach High
Scbool !unlor, took IOCOOd place.
Otbert with final enb1u were Dennis
Baxter, Founte.ln Valley HI g h; Char-
maine Hendenon, Corona de! Mar lllgb:
Salli Shatlllck,_ Laguna High; Rob
~Hillfllllih: Chrhlopher
Runco, La Habra High, and St!nley
Weber, Garden Grove High.
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STOCKING UP -David, 8, and Julie Cavin, 11,
(lortlfOIDd) children of Mr; and Mrs. John Cavin
of Westminster, 1tud,y DAILY.PILOT "how-we-do-
it'' display as newspaper's public service manager,
Tom McCann (background) signs up Bow Bol·
sbazy, 20, and Debbie Morsan; i7, bolh of"Hunlliig·
ton Beach, for sbarea of rtock "to be given .away at
conclua!on of DAILY PILOT "Win YOUR Share"
show at Huntington Center. ·
Huntington Center
Crowd Shares Stock-. Show
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Tbe DAILY PILOT Win YOUR Share
Show moves lnt.o the 1tCOnd day of
Its lour-day stand today at HunUngton
Center, Beach Boulevard and F.dnlger
-Avenue, HuµUngton Beach.
. Tbe &bow, staged in cooperation with
the General Telephone Co. of Cali!omla,
features displays explaining how the
DAILY PILOT, starting Monday, will
be able to report "today's closing stocks
in today's newspaper."
Free oharta of stock In McDoMeil
?fallulnh Bankhewi.iiies
·01 Pneumonia, Flu Bout
. NEW YORK (AP) -Tallulati
Ban.the.ad, the gravel-voiced" Southern
belle who became a rtage lta.r, movie
siren, and eventually one of the nation'•
leading character actreues -and
charactera -died today, She Wal 65.
Miss Bankhead had been Ill on1y a
few days, a victim of the current out·
burst of nu, when pneumonia developed
and led to her death, ai::cording to her
business manager, Ezra Schlne.
Her 1 ls 't et, Eugenia Bankhead, and
nephew, Billy Bankhead, were with -her
at her death.
1be flamboyant Talluah-named for
her grandmother, who was named for a
waterfall In 060r11a which the Indians
called "sin&in,g water" -gave many
of her best performances off stage.
A violenUy partisan fan of the New
York Giants, ihe instructed the players
from the &lands, and could domhiate
cocktall party converaaUons w I t h
ba.ub•" statistics.
"Tlie Skin of OUr Teeth" on Broadway,
and 1n the movte "Lifeboat." Younger
al,!diences knew h e r as the homicidal ~llg!ous r.nauc of "Dte Dlel My Dari·
ing," the supreme teat of her acUng
ability in a role all alien to Tallulah's
personality as one could imagine.
A number of llmea in recent ·years
Tallulah had descended on televillon for
brief appearancea, the same e.iploaive,
lrreprwlble, great-lady-turned-clown as
always.
Nol long ago Tallulah finally explained
to a reporter ln London why lhe calla
everybody "Dabllng.11
She had toJ she aald, beca111e "all
my Uie I've been terrible at remem·
bering people's names.
"I once introduced a friend of mine
as Martini," W added. "Her name
:was actually Olive."
• Dolph Grolock
Named Director
Of Beach YMCA
IJOUClal Corp., Whltlalter Corp. '(parent
company of Coluriibla Vichi Corp,),
sarcent Ind~ (a .... p ol manulao-turlntl ·11rma located ID varloul parta
of SOulhern Galllomla) ,ond Chrlatlana
Oil Corp. (owneMIV.._ ol· lhe ·81111< given 1way BalW'dq nlglit at:t!>o cllmU
Ungton · Huboar. · communltJ) wlD be
of the lbow. Kroe!eil & Co., Ill<., "4"cbaln"ol"stock
.brokeraae boUaea wblcb wilf oPen an
omce later lhla mooth In Huntington
Harbour, wW lurnlsh all the otoCU ,..
cept the share of McDonnell Douglas
Corp., which is fumished by McDonnell
Douglas AltrooauUca Co. of Hunllng\on
Beach. -
Grand priae 1n the. abow' -'-a f500
s e t of the~ 200th annivei-sary edition or
Encycloyaed,la Britanrilca _ -will. be
lumishiod l>Y' the DAILY PILOT. •
The show is located on the mall at
the shopping center and wW be open
to the public from l to 9 p.m. dally
.thrbugh ~·t~ay,
One hlChUcbt of the show la demonstra-
tion of worklng Dataspeed machlnea
which Oub the enUre New York ind
American atock ,esctian&• report& a<r068
the conUhenl from Wall Slreel lo Ibo
DAIL y PILOT every trading day In
Jess than 12 minutes.
Other cU!playa show atep by step bow
the stockl page It reproduced.
General Telephone also la giving away
free long d!sttnce telephone calls to
anywhere within the conUnental United
Statel ond part of Canada and allO
js demonstrating heart dl•gMu via
telephone.
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otl•~e. ~Jlil!fJ ·. e •
P:ort Feare
Oi · Pollution . . ~ .. .... .. . ' ' .
,.., " • 1'1 I . ll)'"JllJllOMll' r. cor;um assurea?CeSS o "'tl!j! tagmia-Niguel . °' • .,..., l'•i.f ttitff Udelands area between Three Arch Bay
Newpoct JIUch la trotllll abo\lt Ibo and Dana Point as AUbmtttod to the ~ of ollabon on drllllnc po111111n1 wem1>1f 111bcl'mmltu.i' b7 the av .....
Ila .qNa lrCl1t, 111,te ueembl,Yii>eo pro-Caplalrano Park and Racteatlon Dlilrlct
blnc -uoe,.... told WedDellla1-board of dinctora.
Ml ?!"""°" la rill>~~ Mrs. Keeley, a member of the Laguna ma'-"'ol the "-hi1 8' ttee Beach CHy Cow>dl fl!!M ·11&2 to 191f
111 lloodlol and C-Va!loo i:olpooded. ond a 19671!10mber l!f .Ille c!ounl)O Grind
1'ellllrtDI at an all-dat hearlDI al Jury, joined Ibo noreat1oo dlatrlcl In Nnrpon C1tJ Hd., Qty Miftll'I' Haney voicing concem over the county's recent
L. 11111'1bc!rt ~ for ~ I>)' the abandonment of Ibo lao\ sectka of Salt
-"'. J'l:!I .:.~~ lo ''Jilamtal• the Creek Road open 'to the ]Olbllc. =j:.:Wt' ="':-i-;:.~aU~ Tho abil!GOomeril hid bolt( t<quested
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·~ •. ~~.· •·· RI-• by tbe Laguna NIJUel Corp., -of IUIS _ .. -~-the land through which the road, once
TAQ ri;ftoiMmtt tbe orllinal .l'OI!~ of. El_ CanJ!no Hui,
~.of the '.~ 1ald pessea. . ~ la to 1U1 tllllm,.. lhal .Mra. Keeley · d-1bed ! Ball creek c:oWd llOlnl .to at , .-v Beach u a "v.ut public rtlQUrCe" and ~oielloo~1-1~-"'.I~ "°" said, wilh Ibo cloalnc· of the road, tho
lllirlbmt' aid NewNt'• COllOll'll abollt • only public accesa to !lie belCh would
11\e, ~'ihreal pl on drflllq" w:u lntemllled _be_lro_m_th_._ ... _. -~-----
rectllll1 b7• '
.-A liarcli 1111· Jqi.lauve ellort to
repeal -l'lllrlcllona Of flle Bbell.Qm.
11lrf&htm Act. 1-n.e b1l1 In queltSoD WU def~" Aid 'Hurlburt, 11but ... antlc-
lpata thel OCllUnued .-. lobby •
temPla. will be lilade to rel>oal ... weaken
the jiroiecUoo of lhll ad. .
-An~ b7 the llale Lando
Qom!nllaloll tn October. thal ft 1ntenc11
.1o -on ...i au lellef 1n ~ .arw ~ lo'llllllllnltm llWh ·JUll "9"ih GI Nl'wport;". • · ·
"We an dlef.I! -. " uld the
city -.-, ' ovtr Ule Oireal of drtlllng
of1 our 'Cciaii. We ari unalterably oppooed
lothepraenceoflUrlaoeon-
on the ddelandL II would dielmy the
acllllc beauty of Ibo cout, preoeol an
addlllonal haWd to boating and could
result ID pollution of Ibo 'boachu."
COUNT ()N 81.IP,PORT .
11We hope," be added, •ithat we can
count on your 1Upporl In preaervlng
thlJ aecUon of the coutllne for the
plbllc11 Ml enjoyment."
. Alan Sleroty• (J)-BeVerly 1lilll), IUb-
commlltae • chairman, told Hurlbw1 ho
had Dot beard of Ibo Lando Commlulon'1
oil lwlnc plan ond uked D. J. Evertt,
asststant executive offl.cer for the com·
Jlliss.100. for confirmaUon. .
"We ar.e eoing to conslder le~s on
now unleued' oflohore land.o west of
tho Banta Ana River," '8ld Everts,
noting that the cities of Long Beach,
Huntington Beach and Se.:tl Beach had
requested a public bearing on the pro·
poeal.
"The hearinf wfil probably l!e held.
ln mid-February," said Evert!.
Assemblyman Sieroty remarked that
offshore leases adjacent to Newport
"could' possibly lead to drainage in
Newport."
He said to Hurlburt:
"You do have a aertous problem here.
This committee w·ould be very much
concerned about it.
PUBLIC SHORELINE
Tbe bulk of llurl~'• teaUmony dealt
with the clty'o 1tewardsblp of Its public
lborellne. .
Newport, be lndlcated, la no exclualve
playground for the wealthy. In facf,
Hurlburt 1ald, It la everyone's playground
-to the tune of seven million bay
and beach vlsitora each year.
In other testimony at Wednesday's
hearini, a south county recreaUon agen-
cy and former Laguna Beach vice mayor
Helen Keeley led a small rtbelllon
again.st the possible permanent closing
of Silt Crftk Beach to the general
publlc. ·
A rosoluUon urging state ecUon lo
VETERAN DEPUTY SUCCUMBS
Sgt. Elmer Parker
Former Sheriff
Aide's Funeral ..
Slated Friday
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Funeral services for rellttd aherlff's
Sgt. Elmer Parker, of La Habra will
be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Coleman's
Mortuary, 215 North Euclid Ave., La
Habra.
Mr. Parker dled from an apparent
heart attack Monday night at Whittler
Hospital. He waa 7t.
Mr. Parker retired from the Otange
County Sberilf'• Office alter oervlng
from 1937 to 1960.
Mr. Parker was born Nov. 24, 1894,
in Spring Valley, Minn. He wu a 19111·
time resident or Orange County ,and
served on the Hunlinlton Buch Police
Department before jolning the ~·s
Office. '
He ts survived by bis wile, Cethryn,
of the family home; a dauahter~ Mn.
Marian O'Brien, La Habra; two IJ'and·
daughters and two great.grandsons.
At .J./. J. Q~rreif
Member. oran old· Alabama family
and tho dau&hter of Wllllam Brookman
Bankhead, • a longtime member of
. Congress and once epeal<er of the Houle,
Tallulah drawled her Deep South aod
highly cult.ured accent through In·
numerable tllma and plays and received
from the American public that final
honor -to,be known by her first name.
A woman of great wit, whlch often·
had a--lharp-bit.1 Tallulah could cut
a detractor down with a "Dahling" more.
effectively than some of ber con-
temporaries could with a four-letter
word.
Dolph H. Grolock, Jr., 39, has been
appointed ei:ecutiv~ dlreetor of the Hun-
ting!on Beach branch of the YMCA,
General Director Ulonard F. Kaller 8Jlo
nounced today.
A GIFT TO TREASURE AND ENJOY FOR YEARS
"ln my Ume," she once said, "I've
b e e n called a garrulous extrovert, a
cello-voiced witch, a honey -h a i r e d
holocaust. . . . Let me knock off two
frozen daiquiris at lunch and It makea
Pa g e 1 in Cheyenne, Wyo., the next
morning. Frozen daiquiris? Good for
your gizzard! "
AC'l1NG TRIUMPH!
Some of her greatest triumphs were
1n ''Tb e LltUe Foxes," u Sabina ln
From Page I
EPIDEMIC •..
lnclined to believe thal they've got Ute
more severe.i.nfeMion." •
A Puhllc !leallh Service •Pokmman
lo Leo Angel., said lod'1 that "tentaUve
surveys" ol 0raop Coonty JCboola where
students were recenUy vaccinated -
Lquoa Beach ate& atudenta "Wertt among
them -indicated that absenteeism WU nnmlnl well below dlalrldt In which
Iha vaccine had not '-> uoed.
"But It'• really too early to tell"
be commented. "We have the wM
lndlcoUoa1 ol IUCCell with Identical pro-
graml tn Le1aure World retirement ~
munltlel ID your county, But we wouldn't
want lo ..,. that the program wu •
IUCCtfll unW we have more campldaons
to oner."
How do you llnow U you have the
Wna K"'8 nu?
·•1You'U know," said Or. PAIL "And
U yOu don't here are aome of the
l)'lllploml that he usoclated with the
onsel of the vlnll:
II 11
The youth leader is at' present es·
eculive dlttctOr of the Methodist Com£
munlty Service in Philadelphlil. He will
assume hJs duUes In HunUngt.on Beach
Monday. ·
Grolock ls 'a graduate of Mlsallllppl
CoUege •nd thok a MRE from central
BapUst Theological Semlnory. He ~ a
fonner wlatant executive teeretlry for
social welfare tn Mtsaourl and adult
progrom director of the Akron YMCA.
He will be the first full time Y el.•
ecutlve d1.rtclor in Huntington Beach.
He lo married ond hU four children.
Cyclist Better
After Accident
A· Runllnaton Beach motorcycllal who
broke hll ·lea when bla machine ran
inlo a car at a Tustin lntenectton ls
"doinf well" at Santa Ano Community
Hospital. Cllliclals said today. Recoverlnc from surgery la Lawrence
J, JlaUlen, 12, of llKll Cook Circle.
Donaid L. Kelly of Anaheim, a -er on Kaugen'1 motorbike, was treated at
Iha -bolpttal and relealed. ~ uld the collJJton Tuaeday at
ls! 6treel and, Tmlln Avenue la lllll
under lnvllllgalloo. John J. QulM of
Gard«I Grovt, driver of the car Involved
In the lmpacl, WU unhurl.
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Jetfl Attack Jordan
"t.MMAN, Jordan (UPI) -Four'ltratll
let fighten olticktd the area of Sheikh
huatin BrldJ:e 13 mttmi aouth of the
Sea ot 01Ulee today, a Jordanian
milltacy $pokesman onnounce4. • • •
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EDITI O N
VO 61', NO. 288, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANG~ COUNTY, CALIFORl'flA •
. • ' THURSDAY, D6CEMIER 12, ·1961
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N.V. StOek.8
TEN CENTS
No Chance to Regain Salt Creek Ro8:d ACcess
Even U ll wanted to, there 11 nothing
th~ state can do 'about reopening Salt
Creek Road south o( Laguna Beach to
the general public, according to
"5semblyman Alan. Sleroty (D-Beverly
Hills).
Sleroty Is chairman of th< Assembly
Subcommittee · on Conservation and
Beaches, whlcb Wednesday beard citizen
complaint& about Orange County's recent
abandonment of the road.
'Mle road for generaUons had been
the only public access to the tw~e
strelch o1 Salt creek Beach.
Sieroty indicated astonishment over the
county's action, taken last March 26.
"It's the first time I've seen a county
give up aceess like that, .. he told \be
DAILY PILOT.
1'0thet counties have been telling us
they want access roads to their beacbe!
but thty can't afford them. And here
we've got a county that gave one up."
He said the state can do nothing
''specifically" about Salt Creek. "
"But this committee can lool: at the
statewide problem of developing Stan·
dards of public access to ·public
tidelands."
Sler-ty lndlcatod Orange County Itself
can yet assure :some recreaUonal area
at Salt Creek by implementing state
legislation oow oo the books.
He mcplained th< Quimby A c I ,
8POlllO'ed by ,\µemblyman JO\ln Quimby
(!).San Bernardino) ,and ldopied four
Years ago, enables a county or a city
lo require developen lo dlldlcate park
lites.
Firat lhe county mlllt pus an ordlnanco puWog !be Qu1mlly Ad'• pro.
• f '
visions lliio effect, he Mid. ' Sieroty said be "believed Ibo l!Jle or
Hawaii acted roaponalbty 11:hen tt adopled
1 law ·reqllirlng public access to tbe
sboreliM at leut at fivUy quartu ol
a mile.
"Somethiiig -0f il1l> natiire l!hould be
cona_ldeted by our Ieglilalon," bi said.
Will Art Colony Vanish
With Imposition of Tax?
DAW..Y ,ILOT S~ Plltt.
VIETNAMESE GIRL GETS BOOST FROM OISNEYLANO
Artist Roy Williams Visits ''Suzi•'' and Her Mom
Suzie's Spirit Up
Viet Gir l Gets Ca rtoon Show
By TOM BARLEY
' Of tM D•llY Pli.t 51•ff Frail, battling "Suzie" was taken out
of her oxygen tent Wednesday to take
in what has to be some pretty unique
pre-heart surgery therapy.
And her physicians must be delighted
at the morale boost provided by a covey
cl characters who've been doing much
the same thing for millions of kids
the world over for many years now
-Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy
and a feW more of Walt Disney's hardy
perennials.
The cartoon characters came in the
pocket of character artist Roy Williams.
And to the delighted :squeals of th&
ailing, 22-month-old Vietnamese child,
Wllllams' flashing pen etcted out many
of the characters "Suzie" may see stom-
ping around Disneyland before she
returns t.o her home in Da Nang.
That will come after a date she must
keep on Monday - a trip to the operating
room where a team of :surgeons will
perform open heart surgery that becomes
more vilal and necessary by the hour.
Nguyen Thi Thanh Phuong -to give
her •.he Vietnamese name so carefully
spelled out In the mother's halting
English -was denied earlier surgery
in Childrens Hospital because of a persis·
tent ear infection and high fever.
That fever has gone, said nurse Linda
ltenning who is the blue-lipped baby 's
constant companion. And the ear in·
fection has subsided to the point that
surgeons feel it will constitute no hazard
Monday.
Mrs. Henning is the wife of Navy
Lt. Donald Henning. The couple are
primarily responsible for Suzie's surgery·
seeking trip to the United Slates.
The lieutenant Is on Vietnam duty
and spotted the wasting heart defect
when the child's mother, Le Thi Lan,
sought treatment for her daughter.
Suzie's father is serving with the South
Vietnam army.
Surgeons hope to repair two defects
in the .16-pound tot's heart: a bole in
the wall separating the heart's two cham-
bers and a constriction of the artery
that carries blood to the lungs.
Suzie, of course, has no fears. But
her mother, who i! no stranger to I.he
fear, hardship and turmoil that provide
(See SUZIE, Page ZI
Coast Fear
On Offshore
Oil Scotched
By JEBOME F. COUJNS
or tM Diii" P'lllM Si.ff · Newport Beach and other ~ coastal
communities needn't worry too much
.about off:sbQre: oil ogeraiiqns, a ~troleum
industry spokesman .said at an assembly
subcommittee ·bearing in N e w p o r t
Wednesday. '
Henry W. Wright, represenUng the
Western Oil and Gaa Auocla11011,.ln,sisted
the 1Mustry has tta l:riinlma1 tiEnlt"
in explorations south of the Santa Ana
River. ·1
He also said that, in any · case, ocean-
floor pumping is now postlble and
surface drilling platfonns could be
removed once w.ells beJin pumping. , .
''All of the operations could be out
of alght," he said. "No one would know
they are there."
Edwin Z'Berg (D-Sacramento) asked
Wright about seepage · or drainage ac-
cidents, which could.pollute beaches.
ACCIDENTS UNCOMMON
Wright said such aceidents are "un·
common" and the industry i! extremely
watchful about conditions that could lead
to !hem.
"The oil companies," he complained,
"are a1ways blamed for oil washing
up on beaches, even when it's Crom
natural sources."
Z'Berg asked for Wright's views on
the separation of a line from a tanker
pumping oil to a shore installation at
Eureka recently. Thousands of barrels
of oil spilled into the coastal waters
and lapped along the beaches. .
•·Jt was just carelessness," said
Wright. ';There was no excuse for it."
PRINCIPAL INTEREST
fle said the industry's principal interest
now is in areas off Huntington Beach
and Seal Beach .
If the state Lands Commission follows
through its announced intention to open
unleased tidelands north of the Santa
Ana River to oil operations, bids would
be submitfed, he said.
In related testimony, Coast Guard
Capt. A. J. Bush, of the Port of Los
Angeles, told the Subcommittee on Con-
servation and Beaches that leakage of
cil from drilling platforms and tankers
are a constant danger.
He said "no adequate means" has
yet been found to clean up the oil
once it hits the beaches.
Earlier, Newport City Manager Harvey
(See OIL. Page !l
Laguna School Wants More
District Gets $25,000 But Applies for Additional Funds
Lagwia Beach Uoilied School Dl!lrlc~
Which Just received an unexpected $25,000
unQer the National Defense Education Acl. ls applying lo th< Slate Department
ol Education for more money .
School irusteel 'l\J.,(fay night approved
an 1ppllcation tor $117,345 to ptuehase
boOU and re!ereoce boob for the bjgb
achoo! library.
The funds would be :supplied under
lbe Elementary and Secondary Education
Ad.
Accordlng lo Don Haugh~ 1ulsiant
Tice principal at th< blgh 0<hool, th<
project would "provide for the acquisi·
tloo of books and materlal needed to
complete lhe development of the library
into an acmplary li~ary program."
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The library, as proposed in the ap-
plication, would serve as a resource
center ror all curricular programs and
would be a source of audi~vij;ual
materials ranging frofn film loops, Which
illustrate principles In science or physical
education to video tapes of a
Shakespearean play to be osed in an
advanced literature class.
In th< propo!ed library, student. would
be able to do research using original
80Ul'CeS via the mJcrofilm library or
listen to a record or a poet readiog
some of his own works.
Tbe district would have to spend the
money quickly If the request is granted.
Submlulon date for the. appUcation ii .
Jan. I and th< deadline date Cor spending
the received money ls March t.
In other business Tuesday night, school
trustees:
-Accepted ~gilt of a 1959 Chevrolet
from Mra. Beverly Tbomaa of South
Laguna. The car will be repaired by
auto abop students for district use.
-Heard a report from speech therapist
Bar~a Wright, who told lhe.m "10 per·
cent of tht population usually needJ
some .tlnd of attenUon" in the area
of speech.
-Hean! !ram Dr. William Ullom,
mpertntendent of Laguna Beach Unlfled
School District, on his recent meeUng
with the McBee Co. He said the company
asked for one man chance to atraJghten
(Sec IJBRARY, Pqe Z)
Last RFK . Child
Ethel Gives Birth to Girl
WASIIlNGTON (UPI). -Ethel Ken-
nedy g a v e birth bY caesarean section
today to a girl -:six months after the
assassination of the child'.s father, Rob·
ert F, Kennedy,
'The eight pound, four oonCi! baby girl
is Mrs. Kennedy's 11th child. and the
fourth daughter. She was born at 8:40
a.m. at Georgetown University HospitaL
Mrs. Kennedy was taken to the d~
·livery room at 7:45 a.m'l by Dr. John
W. Walsh who performea the caesarean
operation. ·
. Frank Mankiewicz, press secretary to
the late senator, made the announce;
ment of the birth. lle $ail:I the mother
and child were ''If .~¢111 condUlon." Eciwai'd "!.!. Kem.edf, ~i>'M'aa.r, ifri.t
ed at the hospital shortly after 1 a.m..
with his wile, Joan.
Mankiewicz said the senator was with
Eibel during lhe delivery.
The operation was 40-year-old Mrs.
Kenedy's fifth caesarean section. Few
women have more than three such d~
liveries.
Sen. Kennedy and f\ls wl!e stayed with
Ethel in the recovery room through tbe
morning. Other close friends of h e r
late husband Were at the hospital, fn.
eluding Frederick G. Dutton, an assi:s·
tant secretary of state in the Jobn F'.
Kennedy admlnlstiatlon, and Rafer
Johnson, 1960 Olympic decathlon cham· ·
pion.
Ul'IT .......
GIVES BIRnt TO GIRL
E tht l k1nn~y
llong, l(on: . ...--:1]u Reaching
Epidemic Rat e in Co unty
I-long Kong nu has reached epidemic
proportions In Orange Ccunty.
Doctor Charle.s Pait of the Orange
County Health Department issued that
diagnosis today in the wake of school
and industry sickness surveys that show~
ed absenteel!m as high as l~ percent
in some areas.
"That isn't by any means all county
schools and all Industries," said Dr.
Pait. "But some of otsr :samplings are
as high as those running in Les Angeles
County and there's no doubt that they're
hit hard with this virus."
Dr. Pait said the health department
is taking "special steps" to protect
residents who would suffer most from
the infectious vlrus whlch first made
its appearance earlier thls year in Hong
Kong.
"There are limited supplies of vacclne
available," he :said, "and we're trying
to insure protection of the elderly,
particularly those with r e s p i r a t o r y
troubles such as emphysema. And we're
particularly anxious to I m m u n i. z e
tuberculc.sis patients who would be prune
targets for this virus.
Or. Pait streMed \hat there are 11everal
viruses making their impact ln the coun-
ty in these chilly December days. "Nooe
of them is quite :so potent or long
lasting as the virus we describe. "'U
Hong Kong nu," he said. "But many
victims ot the lesser strains may be
inclined to believe that they've got the
rpore severe infection.''
Stock Ma rkeu
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market
headed Irregularly lower late lhll af. •
ternoon after an earlJ advanct. Trading
wu active. (See quotaUons, Pages 30-Sl),
Fears of restrictive action on credit
by lhe Federal 1teoerve Boan! aCler
the c1ose combined · with concern over
dtflationary movea by tho. Nixon ad·
mtnls&ration : 1ccompaoled a &umabout
In sloci< prlcea. · .
A Pul}llc llealth Service~ spokesman
in Los Angeles said today that "tentative
surveys" of Oraige County schools where
students were recently vaccinated -
Laguna Beach area studenb were among
them -indicated that absenteeism was
running well below districts in which
the vaccine had not been used.
"But It's really too early to tell,"
he e-0mmented. "We ha~e the same
Indications of success with ldenUcal pro-
grams ln Leisure World retirement C-Om·
munit.les in your county. But we wouldn't
want to say lhat the progripn was a
success unW we have more comparisons
to offer."
How do you know if yoU have the
Hong Kong flu?
"You'll know," said Dr. Pait. "And
if you don't here are some of the
symptoms that he associated with the
onset of the virus:
Sudden onset of fever and chills ; aches
and pains throushout lhe body; possible
sore throat and very dry mouth ; severe
headache and po..sibly sharp palna
around the eyes; a troublesome cough
which i. often th< last symplOm lo
dlBappear.
"Your fever might nm as high as
JOO or 101 l!ld possibly higher ln
chlldren," Dr. Palt·said. "But you should
do what all Ou sufferers are constanUy
being told to do. Go lo bed, lake aspirin
and plenty of fluid,,,"
Duratlon of the Hong Kong Ou II
usually about a week, Ort Pait said.
"'Jbere are no bard and f.&st-rultl about
going back 1o wort," lie Aid. •ao blck
when you're· able to and don't: warry
!hat ·you11 be lnfectin( ........,. ""'· Tllal · Pollll>llliy doeln't tJlst Ii !hat
llage of lhe pme." I · . ,
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and cncourqement." he aald.: 11That
ilel~ I) .. wlib I· demorlllslng Infection -.ic•Wa.~1 1 ...
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Mayor Says
He Doubts
Denarture •
By RICHARD P. NALL
Of Wit De,,,. l'llft SIMt
"Will the artiiit:s leave town If Lagtma
'grows up?"
Mayor Glenn.Vedder was reading from
a l~ newspaper and be didn't think
.so. . " . '. .
Councilmen Wednesday1 night were on
the ,verge.~ heiµ-lng ;.first reBfllnl,of
an ordlnanco that ~lll blke~ bwilneso li~ Illes and for th<, lilll! '~ tu"artlst.s "fOr" !ale of their own worb. Harold Pasiorlul, reptKDilng Ibo
l,liulw .ytllla I< Gallery Ownen
Association, spoke of talk that artists
of Laguna would move south ·to c:>thm:
towns such as San Clemente. • · ' ·
"I think the idea'. ol. llCens1ng ~s
b ·goOO -.ii.th · one e~ptioo,!' iald
Pastorius. He ' argued that' Ille '13,000
.groaa -th< lieglnnlng point for tdlng
artist& -was too 'low, that lt 8bould
be set at 15,000 ar ~.ooo. .
Art\Sla making bel"""" 13.000 and
$12,000 ·next year will have 1o p'ay a
$15 fet. For a greater gross, they wiH
be charted al lhe regular retajI bualnes!
license rates which will now peak at
$200 for those doing $2 million or more
gross anDuaUy.
Pastorius estimated that artists must
put 50 percent or their gr06S bilck ·into
frames, canvases, stretcher bars and
art show entry fees. Hence he reasoned,
a $3,000 gross would net only $1500.
Councilman Richard Goldberg said he
beliived the councU wu' being: liberal.
lie aaid a beglnnlng bbsines!trnan has
to pay a $2$ fee whither be· does $1
gross or $12,000.
Pastorius spoke ol maintaining the
aura of an art colony. Goldberg said
in meetings framing the new rates he
had Jiot heard from artilts.
Coulicilman Roy Holm aald he thought
persons who conside(ed relocating their
homes and businesses to another town
because of $15 fee wete being unfair
to themselves.
Holm spoke of variances and • other
(See TAXES, Page %)
Weather
Clear and cool is the weather·
man's terse word for Friday, with
high cloudJ and temperatures
dipping down to 60 along the coast
and only •ll&hUy wanner InlaJ)d.
INSIDE TODAY
Deft~e Secreta11·de.rignat1
Mrh7in laird ha.s 1'is w01k cut
oui for him whe'n he trU1 to
implnn<!nl 111< plant of hfl
bo11, Pa.at 22.
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AlrwQi bollcopler !bat -...
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A m1n11ftdtJrer'1 ab'.lp em pl o 1•'
testllled die ~ appurod to ban
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Career ·Ends · ' '
For Tallulah;
Dead at 65
~ NEW YORK (AP) -Ta 11 ulah
Bankhead, the grav~·VOI~' SOutbem
belle who became a at.age star, ma\'le
s~ and eventually one of the nation's
leading chafacter .,,_ -and
characters -died today. She WU 1$.
Mias Bankhead had been ill only a
re" days, a v1ctim of the current out-
-ol nu, wheo plleumoola developed
and led to her death, according. to her
budness manager, Ezra Schlne.
Her s i 1 t er, Euge:nl.a Bankhead,..and
nephew. Billy Bankhead, were with her
at her death.
1be flamboyant Talluab-named for
her grandmother, who was named for a
waterWI ln Georgia wblch the lndtons
called .. .stngfng water" -gave many
of her best perlormances off stage.
A violenUy partisan fan ol the New
York Giants, she lmtructed the players
from Ille stands, and could domlnato
cocktail party conversaUoos w I th
baseball statistics.
Member of an o1d Alabama famlly
aod the daughter of William Brookmau
Bankhead, a longtime , member of
Congress and once speaker of the Houle,
Tallulah drawled her Deep South and
blgbly cultured accent through · Jn.
numerable filml and plays and r.ceMd
from the American public that f1na1
honor -to be known by ber first name.
A woman of great wit, which often
had a llbarp blh!, Tallulah could cut
a detractor down with a "Dahling" more
effectively than some of her con--
temporaries could with a four-letter
word.
"In my time," she once said, "I've
b e e n called a garrulous extrovert, a
ce~volced wllch, a honey .. b a l re d
boJocaust. • • • Let me knock off two
froien dalquirb at lunch and ft makea:
Pa g e 1 ln Cheyenne, Wyo., the nert
mamlng. Frozen daiquiris? Good r o r
"""' gizzard!"
ACl1NG TlllUMPll8
Some of her greatest triumpha were
In ''Th e Little Foxes,'' as Sabina tn
'"'Ibe Skin of Our Teeth" on Broadway,
and in the movie "Llfeboat." Younger
audiences knew he r as the homicidal
rellgious fanatic of "Die Die! My Darl-
lng,'' the supreme test of her acting
~a aar:e :W~:i!:in~allul~s
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city concesalons allowed by the council
1o pmntt art wubtta.
Vedder said a merchant who buy1
~" for SO cents and sell! them
fer $1 ls bettlng at ·the same raUo
u Pastorius' es:ample.
Be Aid tt wasn't the artiat or abop
.beper er hotel owuen that had made
Laguna What It la. lie uid It WU
"tbil physical environment given us by
God." If everyone moved away, said
the m&ym", a new group wou1d take
Ill place.
CoondJmen unanimously pasaed the
ordinance through first reading in order
that It will be law by 1969.
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"Tbey lmow tbe ca-• aaid &Inn!
E. Slattery, dJr<ctor ol pubUc aflaln
for Uie ln~ve qeney. •
"Now, they're rolna after the cause
of the cause," -1daed , the veteran
oblerver, h1nting at llll'prlaln,g new
developmenta to come In today's final -' • "EleeuUv.. ol tbe Slioraty Dlvllloa,
Unltod Alrcrall Corp., and Federal AvJa.
• ail • • ruled.alr-11'l· • • •
F~tf . to LA)., 1
the IPlndle w lallad -were ~:::lero Piatlna ~-•
anil tested In 11111 bJ • oubcoDtracled w~ Ibey wen fWllbed. aad • plnted
Los Angelea plntlnll firm .oo4. !;<~ . " .l>al. wl'I! ,J olclt.el ~JIO'l"d aofter u unauitable to be refllrblahed, and , thaJI. ·maaUf-'1 lpoclflcalloDI d<>
ntumed to lllght ""'· ---_ l!Wllf,~ .lodldled.
Prior to the AUil. 14 crllib,_ they had George Robin!, an executive or the
no Um.Jt on service and were just rebuilt Siltoniky Mf'Ylce branch, aald. \he fjve
periodically. · splndlea &ilo lhoired -e "ftelUnf," ~O!!I' 1'Y tbe bearing ollJcera-' · or ~plq and nibbing wl1h or .ptnst
o1hot agmcleo Involved broul)ll out thal faetng partl,,cfurtoC the llearlng •
the eventuaJly.fatal •Plndle and . lout Slmll11M>••blems have been noted and
re)iorted by military lorces ualng the
baslc S61L design, Robins said before
.~· LAA ~ aµper,vlsor W1\9 5WOnP
to testU.1. . :
'LAGUNA TEEN: CORNER
Considerable dtacullsiC'1 ol airframe in-
tpedloo, repair aod overbaul melbodl
cmne· ., Edvrar<! Brldgea, auperViJor
of tboee Oj\Uallooa, tool< I!>< stand,
Uoder oath; be oald the spindle ,which
~ed had lta " laJt 1,200· hO\lt ' repairs
aod d><clrup, by a licensed lllrerafl
mechanlc -who later left LAA employ~
ment -On June 7, nine weeia before
It !ailed.
By TOM GORMAN
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TALLULAH DEAD AT 65
In 1931 (lop) and 1961
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OIL ...
L. Hurlburt. aaid Newport is very much
copcemed about the threat of Its beaches
and waters becoming polluted from
offshore drilll!'lg: •
Hurlburt cited _,,t legislative efforts
to repeal restrictions of the Shel-Cun-
ningham Act, which protects the south
Orange County coastline from oil (lpera·
tions. He said the city la pleased nothing
50 far bas come of the efforts, but
"we anticipate that continued strong lob-
by attempts will be made to weaken
the protection of this Act."
He emphasized, however, that the
city's immediate concern Is the Lands
CQmmissJon's plan to lease more
tidelands for drilling purposes north of
Newport's city limits.
Lagunan's Ho1ne
Fumigated of
Bugs-and Loot
A Laguna Beach man returned to
his fumigated home Wednesday night
and found that more than the bugs
were missing.
William F. Shields, 481 Brooks St.,
told police that louvered windows had
been knocked out to gain entry.
After ransacking drawers, breaking a
figurille of a winged man and knocking
a tum table to the floor, the burglar
left with a box <lf money, a typewriter
and tape recorder.
In another burglary reported Wed·
nesday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huftman
1430 BI~eblrd Canyon Road, owners of
a clothing store called "Strawberries"
18.id fllO and three dresses had been
stolen.
TO SAVE COMMUNITY SUPPORT
11 a nice feeling wben 31 IU!'I play
~ hearta out on lh~ gridiron. And
thla 1Upport towards the varsity champs
will probably sWI exist tonight when
the annual football banquet is held at
the LBHS Girls' Gym. A crowd of 400
people -possib1y the largest ever -
ls expected to turn out for the awards
dlnoer. '11>11 type ol support Is all good aod
well. But fo< three nigbll lut week,
there was almost a complete absense
of thla much talked-about community
enthusium towards the school. .
Students, after weeks of rehearsals,
staged the fantasy comedy ' ' T b e
Madwoman of Cbaillot." But the LBHS
auditorium. apparently just waSn't where
the action was. The largest crowd for
the three-night stint DIDDbered fewer
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up proble1D1 caused by the computer
equipment they supplied to handle
scheduling ln Tburaton Intermediate
SchooL
''They 1ay ~ tnprinter ts the problem.
They wlll work on the machines during
the week and next Monday will
deinonstrate, at their expense, in the
presence of the county counsel," Ullom
i,ported.
' ..:..Heard a report from Charles SchWer
on.the preconvention conference and an-
nual N atlonal Council of the Teachers
(If. English Convention which took place
in MllwaukeeduringT hanks g Iv in g
holidays. Schiller i! an English teacher
at the blgh schooL
-Agreed lo pay all necessary expenses
lncwnd by Al Haven, Top of the World
Elementary SCbool prlnclpal, during hi!:
parUclpaUon 1n a three-art program of
community seminars spoDBOred by UCJ.
-Accepted. a gift of not over $250
from the Rotary Club to purchase
materials so students may rebuild a
tropby area In the blgh school.
-Approved the b1rlng ol Daniel M.
Sekulovlch, a speech aod hearing
i.heraplst at a salary of $5,029 for about
. one-haU year beginning Jan. 5.
-Agreed to pay expenses so Wllllam
MUhollon a n d Mn. Grace Meluso may
attend a conference at UCLA which
focuses attention (In teaching educa·
tionally handicapped chlldren.
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SUZIE ...
a daily diet ln her war--torn homeland,
i.s supremely confidtnt.
"I am very happy and very confldent,'1
she oald, with belp from Mra. Heuolng.
"Everyone here ls wonderful to mean d
my baby. And just look at her now,
bow happy she is."
Williams' quick sketches were bringing
gurgles of delight from Suzie. Several
of hls Disney drawings will stay with
her in her hospital room.
"She'll need them after surgery,''
Williams grinned. "And if the kid wants
any more, why I'll just come over here
again and do them for he.r.
"Better still," be added, "abe can
pick them up when she comes over
to Disneyland before ahe goes home."
Jets Attack Jordan
AMMAN, Jordan (UPI) -Four Israeli
jet 0,hten: attacked the area of Sheikh
Hussein Bridie 13 miles south of the sea of Galilee today, a Jordanian
mllitary opokeamau announced.
Council Okays Building
Small Rubber Tires Reef
Laguua Beach coonclJmeu Wedneaday
night gave 1he okay. fot a mall reef
ol rubber tfrel lo be laahed to the ocean Doer IOO feet from the shore
ol en.cent Bay beach.
Tho two-yest marine science project
will be the wort ol four 0r1n1e COul
Collqe ltudenll wbo will oblen'e the
type ol sea life that ettablllbes llllH
and wW attempt lo tr1n1p1ant marine
life.
City M-er Jamea D. Wheaton oald
!he lbJdenll need lo get 1 o l n f wltll
tbe project 10 1hq cau wrlta a lfrll
repori before a e m e a t e r ' 1 end.
AutboriDU.. to build the reel must
also be obtained Ir o m the Siil<! aod
U.S. Ann:! Corpo of Englneen.
, 'Iba reef will be !he wort or lludenll
Mlkt Bawtlna, Al Melanson, Richard
Duarte and JW.. Gombloo.
'1ba nel 11 lo be made ol wom out
auto tlrtl In 10 falhoma (IO feet) ol
water. It would be rooghJJ ....,.feel
wide, 14.feet Jnng and two-feel blib and
would be eec:tll«I by uylcn r o p • and
cement bloctci"
lhao 300 -leaa than half capacity.
Where wu everyone? Le:guna ii a
town llberally sprinkled w11h drama
lovers, led by The Ftrst Nlghten. Tbeae
play goers have seen i:llany a former
LBHS student appear on stage -at
. the Playbowe .. But ii .thia; town hesitant
to see these stars make the debut 011
the school stage?
If new blood la needed in tbe years
to come to fill the vacant rolet, they
need suppcrt right now. Can Laguna
wait until the teens have turned into
adult actors before full support is given?
All the world may be a stage, but
all the world is an audience, too. It'1
a crime when less than 400 people for
all thrte performances come forth from
the community to support Laguna's only
high school, In the only all-tchool play
of the year.
'11>11 la one fauiasy ""°*1y !bat turned
Into a tragedy. ~ aliould grieve, becauae It la uguna. Jou.
NOW TO ~Gt I h~ aubjed, i.t's
10 back lo last school year, and the
JOld ole days. Remember the time tbe
lludenll approached tbe acbwl hoanl
ln an attempt to have a holiday Friday,
May 31,'the day alter Memorial Day?
Well, the vote was three to two, with
the four day weekend <m the short side.
Voting for the day off were trustees
Larry Taylor aod Don Tobin.
Tueaday night at the school board
meeting Tobin aunowiced bla realpation.
He'a gone through a lot of long, stuffy
Tuesday nigbta, but !he night he'U be
most remembered for by the student
body will be the Ume be voted "Yes"
to the holld8J". He should receive the
"Most Valuable Trustee Award."
Stockholders of Niguel
Hear Optimistic Report
With profits up for the y e a r ,
stockholders of Laguna Niguel Corp.
heard optimistic predJctlons for the
future during their annual membership
mteting WedPesday.
Corporate officers said tbe com"pany
netted ,1,035,683 in 1968 compared to
a losa ln 1967 of $346,076.
The stock of tbe. corporaUon, listed
at about fll today, bu doubled in value
since last year. .
Gerald W. Blakeley, Jr., corporation
presldent, stressed the record con·
structlon pace in the planned conimunity
which includes commerclaJ, residential
and clvJc projects.
Purc:han by North American Rockwell
Corp. (NAR} of a huge plant site near
the Laguna Niguel Industrial Park last
year and the acquls!Uon by Laguna
Niguel of the Salt Creek property
definitely spurred comtructlon in the
community, Blakeley said.
Start of construction on the $23 million
Autonetlcs plant and approval by county
planners of Niguel Shores will give added
impetus to the company, he predicted.
This year also marked the start of
construction of buildings In the Orange
County Regional ClvJc Center at Alicia
and Crown Valley Parkways, the initial
structure ln the adjacent Town Center
and the garden homes resldenUal hillside
developmeut, cr.wu Valley Hlgblands.
Other construction Included in the ln·
dustrial park, a church, and completion
<lf the Monarch Bay Plaza business and
profe.ssiooal center. '
* * * Shores Area
Included in
Laguna Niguel
The Local Agency Formation Com·
mission Wednesday reversed two Nov.
6 declsiona and allowed the Jndusl'on
of the Niguel Shores area in the' Laguna
Niguel county service area and a detach·
ment of a portion of it from the
Capistrano Bay Park and Recrealion
District.
The moves were bitterly protested by
the Capistrano Bay district which Jost
600 acres, 20 percent of its total territory.
In the final agreement, the Laguna
Niguel Corp. agreed to pay the
Capistrano Bay district $6,396.37 less
the taxes levied to date by the district
on Niguel Shores property.
At .JJ. J. (}arrell
During the cbed;, he eumhwl the
1111ndle with • Maguaglow test dmce,
wblch la uid to be virtually fooltroof
at detecting any metal fatigue ~ws
wbe!l properly uaed.
Bridgea, appearing reticent ancl. uo·
comfortable al tlmea, uid most heh
ti.ms .,. double-dlecked to avoid mlls-lni llOIDl!lhing, but the IJlladle thank
was not.
11Why were two pa1ra of eyes ·not
uaed In checking lbe llbacl< portfoo wben
it was not ordinarily visible and wouldn't
be seen for another 1,200 hours?," asked
Sikorsky executive Robert H. Arnold.
A subUe, but apparent tread loJ'anl
building corporate defense, by manUfac·
turer and operator alike, could-Pe seen
developing until bearing Chainnan Oscar
M. Laurel told those present to ltlck:
lo a broa'd, first-line approach.
11We don't feel it ii necessary," Bridges
replied.
Question.5 were also directed to
methods ol training the seven LAA men
qualified on the Magn.ascope, at which
time Bridges aaid they were taught <m
the job -by himself. He wu Instructed
by the manufacturer.
Lawrence F. Haller, of Yorba Llnda,
an execuUve of Magnaflu:x Corp., makers
<lf the sophi!ticated magneUc device,
testJlied that 1hi.9 ta proper' cualomalY,
and the best approach uuder irupervi&lon.
Willlam L. Holshouser, metallurgist
for the NTSB Technical Panel, then
asked Haller 1f thickness of chrome
or nickel plate on the spindle could
affect delecilou of tlie metal fatigue
crack.
Only In extreme lnllancea where the
plate WU fairly thick and the crack
quite shallow, Haller replied, but In any
caae, the lenglh or the Uny Daw ·would
still be detected. 1
lJablllty la not at Issue In NTSB Pro-
cedures, Public Affairs Director Slattery
said Wedoeoda~._addlng !bat the federal
agency ls stdcuy to help prevent other
such air di&alters.
The Aug. 14 crash wa.s the second
of t w o LAA accidents t h l s IUDlDler
and has generated a $1 million wrongful
death suit filed by a Garden G r o v e
aerospace executive's family.
Last May 22, an identical aircraft
piloted by Capt. Jack A. Dupies, 45,
of 6442 Govin Circle, Huntington Beach,
plunged into a Paramount dairy corral,
killing 23 persons.
Cause of that crash was publicly pro-
bed by the NTSB In El Segundo two
months ago, but it could be many more
months before all findings are compiled
and a report issued.
Wind tunnel tests and J.n..ffur:ht simula-
tions of possible mechanical factors are
now being conducted in the May crash,
though Jess que.sUon remains about the
August tragedy.
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No Bed of Ros11 for SF State Pre1ld_1nt
Police Rout Strikers,
Arrest Four at SF State
From Wirt Services
SAN FRANCISCO -Four quick ar-
rests put . a . damper on morning
demonstrations by strikers at San Fran-
cisco State College today.
Police arrested George Gomer, 24,
a red-caped guitarist who was shouting
curses, -.00 two others who taunted the
poli<;e ana 4emand~ his release. .
They then ·picked up Gene Marchi,
a leader of the Students for a Democratic
Society, on a warrant for unlawfu l
assembly in previous demonstrations.
About 30 pickets dispersed without
being Ordered.
Three militant student leaders were
among a dozen persons arrested at the
college Wednesday in a new approach
by the administration to put down nearly
five weeks of disruption and violence
on campus.
Aeling President S. 1. Hayakawa
declined to comment on whether he
ordered the police strategy of "picking
off" demonstration leaders, but told a
news conference such strategy "would
make sense."
Tbe three major arrests Wednesday,
all on warrants issued as a result of
last week's violence, included· Bridges
Raridall and Jack Alexis of the Black
Students Union and Tony Miranda, head
of the Third World Liberation Front.
Hayakawa said he has signed warrants
for the arrests of a dozen more strikers
in his determination "to keep the college
operating and to provide an the prcr
tection necessary for people who want
to teach and learn, and wbo want to
be safe from harm and disruption."
Costa Mesa Sailor Quizzed
In Friend Disappeara":ce
By TERRY COVILLE
Of flit ~Uy Piie! Stiff
Costa Mesan Stan Miller is sCheduled
to appear today before a federal attorney
Jn Mexicali, Baja California, for a hear-
ing concerning the disappearance of
fellow CosUi. Mesan Frederick Lucas, ac-
c~rding to the American Vice Consul
in Mexicali.
Mexican authorities are continuing the
search for Lucas, reported missing by
MQler Dec. 3. ·The two men had been
on a boating trip near San Felipe on
the Gulf of California.
Miller was the lone witness to Lucas'
disappearance, and bas been held by
the judicial police in Mexicali pending
investigation of the matter. The hearing
is a routine matter, according to the
Mexican authorities.
Miller reported Lucas missing to Mex-
ican authorities in San Felipe on Dec.
3. The two men, co-owners of the white
Malibu outrigger had driven to San
Felipe the, day before Thanksgiving.
At San Felipe, they began their voyage
in the Gulf of California, accorc!ing to
American Vice Con!. u 1 Joseph T.
Beecher.
Beecher said that Miller t o 1 d
authorities in San Felipe the , weather
had become too rough for ~ and
the men were forced to beach their
craft approximately 40 miles south o!
San Felipe.
They slept on the beach two or three
days, according to Miller. On the morn-
ing of Dec. 3, Miller woke up and
saw that Lucas and the boat were gone.
Lucas' wallet and some cloUUng were
still on the beach.
Miller believes the boat broke loose
sometime during the night and Lucas
went after it without waking him. The
boat was later found smashed on the
rocks 36 miles south of where the men
had slept on the beach and approximately
75 to 8IJ miles south of San Felipe,
Mexican authorities have found no
trace of Lucas' body. They are continuing
the search, but at a lesser degree, ac-
cording to Beecher.
Lucas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lucas of Newport Beach, were expected
to arrive in Mexicali today. They said
Wednesday that they haven't given up
hope of finding their son.
A 'brother-in-law of Richard Lucas,
Homer Brady of Camarillo, is already
in Mexicali and has talked to Miller.
He reported that Miller said he was
sure Lucas was dead.
Miller's father, Safiford E. Miller of
Topeka, Kans., is also expected to arrive
in Mexicali soon, according to the
American Consul's office.
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Inquiry Set
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UC Irvine's. Academic Senate voted
Wedneoday lo examine Ille rdaUomhlp
between the faculty and UC! lpdUltrial
Associates. · .
5'1veral ptofessora l'Qade tt cleat tMr were voting for an Inquiry · 1n1o ,the
defense connectionl of member firms
in llidustrial' Associates.
About 7> bands showed In favor of
having a new committee on solicitation
and receipt of noJH!ate fUnds look lnlo lndUstrlal Associates-faculty ties as a
first order of buslness. Ten bands were
raised In oppoo!llon. ,
Industrial Assoclates links the unlvers~
ty with local Industry for the .,change
of information and shar.tng of resources.
· In another acUon, the facuJty body
by unanimou,s vote again criUcized the
.Board of"Regents for ''abridging
academic freedom."
The less than 100 of 2.64 faculty
members present agreed that a i:egents
declaration on authority over CWTJC..ulum
made lo November wu no better than
the dictum issued in September to pi:e-
vent Eldridge Cleaver from teaching
at UC Berkeley.
The regents have made "no significant
step toward re-establishing the full
authority of the senate over courses
~curricula," the UCI resoluUon reads.
.Assistant Professor of History Spencer
C. Olin Jr. introduced the resolution
calling for study of Industrial Associates.
In its original form the resolution
voted that "most of ~Corporate charter
members belong to ·Orange County's
aerospace-defense industry," and asked
whether the UCI faculty is endorsing
11tbe activities, values and goals of the
corporate members.''
It was signed by 18 professors and
Olin said he had the endorsement of
30 others, Olin, btwever, readily accepted sug-
gestions that the resolution be disen-
tangled from its preamble and references
to defenst industry be left out.
Associate Dean of Physical Sciences
Bernard R. Gelbaum defended Industrial
Associates. 0 It is less involved (in
military acUvlties) than any other group
on this campus that bolds Defense
Department contracts," he said.
"MWtary-industrial complex h a s
become a dirty word. The Industrial
Associates have no secrets, nothing to
hide " he said. ~lbaum was the principal campus
organizer of Industrial Associates and
is the group's secretary. . .
Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. srud,
"I stand beside Professor Gelbaum in
being fully involved in ~e ~l~g of
this." He said the orgaruzat1on s1JDply
J!Uts people on the mailing list and
no lnfonnatior. is exchanged that any
organization could not come in oH the
street and seek.
George F. Reiter, acting ~ista~t pro-
fessor of physics who describes hunself
as poliUcally aligned with the New Left.
said he was alarmed to learn that
preprints of his journal articles are being
sent "to these people."
Post Office Says
'No Haircut, No
Pay' for Employe
SAN .FRANCISCO (UPI) -Postal
authorities Wednesday suspended without
pay a mailman who hasn't had a haircut
in a year.
The .mailman, William E. cain, 24,
has collar-length brown hair bis attorney
described as "rather attractive."
But Charles Harper. chairman of the
appearance board, said "no haircut, no
pay" for Cain, a po_stal employe since
Jan. 27.
Harper said he acted on the basis
of an Aug. I post office bulletin which
said carriers' hair should be neatly trim-
med and clean. He said he interpreted
this to mean it should be above the
collar.
Alaska Senator Dies
CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) -Sen. E.
L. "Bob" Bartlett, a onetime gold miner
who became AJa.ska's "flrst" senator,
died at a hospital Wednesday night 20
days after undergoing arterial surgery.
He was 64.
UCI To Involve Students
AM.rich Also Wants Profs to Be Mote Civil
Formation of a committee to lnvolV!I
students in faculty evaluation wu an-
noun<:ed Wednesday by UC! <llancellor
llaJ1iel G. Aldrich Jr.
He also asked professors to be m o r e
civil In -,peaking of one another.
Th e cbancellor'1 respor11e to turmoil
t b a t erupted over three assistant pro.
fesson being not recommended for ttbir-
ing came Wednesday at a meeting of
the Academic Senate.
Aldrich announced formatioo of lhe
student-faculty committee to ltudy ways
of Including lludent opinion In the tenure
evaJuatkHl process to the professors and
large conUngent of Students preaenl He
said Vice Chancellor Roger Russell will
appoint the committee.
Then be lectured the """""°"·
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He said, "I'm aware of things being
said by individuals that are very un-
becoming of concerned hwnan beings.
· He remarked that "the university
sho.ild be the one institution left where
people speak to each other on a reasona-
ble basia and shed J.igbt rather than IO
much smote and gu."
He advised the profeMOrs to "think
for a moment that perhaps the other
man is juat as concerned about doing
a good job as thoee who make very
snotty comment.a."
The things that have happened on
campus in recent weeks, be said, have
c8Uled a stlrring in his innards and
rather than back oil he decided lo let
the professors know hla gut reaction.
Once bel..., In 19161 Ille administration
and faculty encouraged students to
undertake evaluation of the teaching
capabilities of professon:, but the project
was abandoned when loo few student.I
partlcipaied.
The committee lnvestigaUon of the
role students can play proposed by
Aldrich evidently wlll not saUsfy some
student elements -notably the Ad Hoc
Committee lo Relllre Shapiro, Kent and
Brannan (Stephen Shapiro, George Kep&
and Donald Brannan, the three wlstant
profeuors recommended for releaae).
AB faculty members anived for · the
senate meetinc they were handed
mlmeocraphed sheell by Ad Hoc Com-
mittee memben asking the chancellor
to call a moratorium on all flringl
until a more rational system than t b e
tenure "Ya.in can be ..i&bllahed.
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·"t:""1Urtt .. lect with 0(fr0m left)~ Deftnae'1 Ulrd, 51•te'• Rog1r1, Tr1a1ury'1 KertMClf . .. \ . .. .
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ll;As!llNGTON (UPI) -·· Prealderit-
el!"I Richard M. Nixo.~ lold his, ~blne~
tooay he wants an open .government
wjjb a free now of facts to the public,
ar¥ gave them the right to choose their
ow;n assistants and. other high-ranking
oUicials. , -
l!<rbert G. Klein, director o( .com-
m~cations for the N l I o n ad-
rdJ¢strati~, told n~en that Nixon
stressed lt a 'piee~ of his . ,newly
~en ·~binet_~tbe ~ (Or jr~ess
and truth 1n ·ttie new government.
The President-elect can·ea th e m
together for eight hours of. lectures on
for.eign and domestic problems they will
fact starting Jan. 20. 'I1le all-4ay sessions
were held at· the Shoreham Hotel.
'the Prealdent tra'ditionally chooses
department assistant secretaries and
undersecretaries. Klein said he had no
doubt that Nixon would be· consulted
on: !hese selectJons -"but •he's going to
allow' \belll (the cabinet oilicen) lo
pick' their·own teams;." · . ·
Klein" said Nlzon urged them to select
. peOple who "reprt?fDted 10, v e r -a 1 I
geogr!lpblcal are.as, ethnic-groups, a
-cr011S Section· of the popWAtJon" witliout
rtgard fn politioal party affllfation.
Klein·· ·said be expected mos! of the
new cabinet-memberi would visit former
President Owigtit D: Elienhower within
the nqt, few days. to ieek his advice.
Eisenbower· b .,...p<iralliig at Walter
Reed. boopital: •from a teries of heart attack." , .-
Klem sala the Presideni..tect stressed
ln. the morning s~ans· that he made
no , commitments for sub-cabinet ap-
polnl!penti. '
Nixon kicked off the cram course on
foreign and domestic matters .standing
at the head of a table in the Sborehar.~·s
board room.
,"I feel like a teacher," Nixon quipped
. as he stood in front of a raised lectern,
patienUy allowing Ph•tographers lo ;map
pictures of the top men of the incoming
executive department befote t b a
' "school" was closed to outsiders.
The wives Of the cabin~ members,
introduced on · niti&nal ' televl&lob Wed-
nesday night, were on hand a~ Nixon'•
apecific request. "I want them to be
there on the take-off," he said. i'.'l'hat
could avoid a craab landing later."
The lectures, conducted by the expert;
who will serve on .Nh:ozi's White HOuse ,
stall, concernecl foreign P<!licy;econOmlc
issues, poll tics,. public r.iailons 'aiicl-other
sticky problems PreSident 1 JObruibn.' will
pass along to bis Republican ~.
Nlzon chose the S~oreham, hotel ~and
a half-hour ,of prime btoadc"ut ;Ume
to formally present , to the ~tion the
men , who will help him · in hill avowed
aim of puWng 1govmu:Dent on a more
businesslike basis and chartlDg .a long·
range foreign policy designed ·to prevent
recurrent crises.
McGregor's new
pacesetter •••
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A new look. a 'suave new e!e-.
gance In double-knit poly-
esler that just won't allow ·a
wrinkle to take hold. Classic
blazer styling in. bright gold
or navy. The perf"!'t. gift . for
your own special mtm. 75;0il .
men's sportswear 145 . ' . . .
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even lie pta lall la Ibo fol. Miio r-K.ima.. -ot 11ot u.s: ww
tJot Buroa•'• ~ In S.0-rem::uto, reported that be wu laio
to wort i.-uae dtllla S..cramen-
to Vallef fog made him miss Ille
downtown lreeway off·ramP._
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ptisr Wed.,sdaJI: 'boffi<d Jlci. •
qWri cocktail& Tht Cotl'u11uni.rl ' ' G ' d Mw1paper ranma announce
these are being produced in
Cuba for the firit time and toil1
bt among special llOftU, toine1
arid cookies aooilabla for pur-
chase in Hooo~ TM I?ai9uiri,
o • mi%turt of nnn. l4mlon aftd
.sugar, is. said to have bel'.\ in-
vented by Amtrican mining
<ftgimon cmd ""'7led o!U. "" ana. 10Mrt A~n troopi came a.short i'" tht Spcmiih-
c.Am.erican War.
• Abolit 2 075 pupils in Aurora,
Ohio had an Unichedu\ed holiday.
Someone let the air out of the
tire& of all nine school buses. • Slii club in Munich, Germany
whose Alpine co«age frequenµy
has )>een burglarized of food
stoc):s left a note: "The burglar
is requested not to remove any·
thin& because all rations have
bean poisnned with ~5 insecti·
cide." Last weekend a member
found t h e cottage burgled again.
The burglar left a note of his own:
t•Dear cottage manager The
E-805 was delicious." .-
"Ou«~ of Llghf' :Suzanm Ahr.,,_
beet ii adorned to i t h candles and
h.oQV afUr her election at the Inter·
national Schools of Sweden in. Brigh·
ton, England. ·Friday, Swedish stu-
c:Unts at the school will celebrate
th.et feativat of "Lucia". • JUdson W. Jermon, 43, a bur·
glat 1alann salesman from Atlan·
ta, ,Ga., reported to police in Cin·
cinuati that theives broke into his
car ,and made off with Sl,385 worth
of alarms. He said he did not have
a bµrglar alarm .on his car.
SIGNIN.0 ' IN -Presldent-ejec;t' Richard M. ~U.:on autoarapbs ·Mrs •
Wllliam·P. 'Rogers cast .after announcing bis all·Rep~blican cabinet
before TV cameras at the stioreham Hotel, Washingtbn, W~es
day night. Mrs. Rogers' husband was named Secretary' of State.
Reagan Selects Lawyer
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To Fill Regents Vacancy
SACRAMENTO (AP) 7 Gov. ll<qan's
third appointment to ~ controversy-
clouded University of California Board
of Regents is William French Smith
-the governor's personal lawyer and
close political adviser.
Smith, 51, of Los Angeles, held a
major role in directing Reagan's abortive
attempt to win the RepUtillcan presiden-
tial nomination this year, and was the
original chairman of the California
delegation to the party's national con·
vention.
years to come."
Smith will serve until 1970, and could
be appointed to a full 16--year term.
Pentagon Issues
33, 700-man Call
For February
He has bein among the inner circle
of Reagan advisers since the governor's WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Defense
election, and Reagan noted he ii "a Department today lsrued a draft call
man I have bad the pleallltti Of knowing --for February of ss 100 -men. Thi! Ill for a number of years." ' tin smith replaces Mr II Dorothy B. some 7,000 above January, reflec g
Cliandler, vice J:ftlldent for corporate a firlt step to make up for the early
relations of the Times Mirror Co. and reltue of nattonal guard.llnen and
wife of reUred loll Anaeiu Timea ruerves who were called up early thlll
publisher Nonnan Owtdler .
Mrs. Chandler, who wu appointed to
the reaenta in 1954 by former Gov.
Goodwin Knight to • term endlog In
1970, said she usigned because "fourteen
years is a long tenure of public service
in one capacity."
"It seems best far the University of
California to have changes on the Board
()f Regent& which will broaden 'its scope
and lead toward fresh borilorui," she
said.
Reagan said he accepted M r s •
Chandler 's rulgnation "at her exprt!U
request, and out of a deep respect for
her own personal wimt!l. Her devoUon,
both to the progr.., of the univmity
and to the clliz.ens of California hu
surely set a high standard of ezcellence
for others to follow in the moatb!I and
year.
The February total compares with an
Induction quola of •,aoo previously set
for January, and with a D.::ember call
of 17,IOO. The draft In February, 1168,
WU 23,300.
The Pentaaan said S2,IOO cf the
February dralt.s wW be Ullgned to
the Army, and thot . l,IOO will 10 Into
the Marine COrpl.
The MarlDll lrt · f•ttina 2,500 men
rrom thll month11 drah.
Ao Incrtue In draft calls WU Indicated
last week when plans were completed
to grant early nlet.MI to '17,000 Army
and Air Farce naUooal tulldlmen and
reserves who were called to active duty
1ut January and April.
.Great Plain Snow Storm
Mexican Gulf Air Current Warms Midwestern States
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Gloom ls meplng through
government and Ind u 1 try
\W<ouae ol doubts about stem. ~ tho lllOWballlng In· iJli!!.'!~Y preasures that ore ..,....,. tile eo1t • of living
toward lta biggest annual in-
qreise lo n,early two decades.
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... ly restrained govemmeut • · •
spending and continued high ,.,,,.,n'A.n
taxes can retard the spiral I I KC-el.ff
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liiJJation Is feedlni on the I°'"'" • ~"""". · ., · s.welling iloom -a force not J:
, fl} ways re11ponsive to legisla-, .. · .Uon.
':':' A host of economic In--•-\.
"aicators have contributed to ; ~ ~
·the atmosphere. O ~ >
t • • The government announced '~t mon~ livlz!.g costs . rose ~ii.I-tenths of One percenl, the >\'lilesl iUD>P In siJ: yean. ,_ ... Government eeonomJsta u.-
~t the rise for the year
... ,ta be the biggest since wage-
,Price control! were instituted
'1)µrlng the Korean War.
. Dr. S. L. Booth, director
;;l);f .research for the National
~()Onsumer Finance Associa-
,,-~9n, estimated persdhal in-
'.'l-"Jme wW rise 7 percent next
.1-YW, bttt 4'percent will be
:ioi;pnmmed by price increases.
.': Retailers say sales are up
-k to 10 percent thls year,
·rtespite the 10 percent income
;~abrtax and a consumer price
~J.eYel that had risen 4 percent
~Y. October, compared to a
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another. ·
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~guyen Cao Ky of South Viet·
·-nam arrived in the French
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' TEU!VISION VIEWS
Nixon Plans
Use of TV
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -President-elect Rich-
an! Nixon's introdud!on of his cabinet in a pnrno
tirile televlSion program Wednesday night bad a
·good deaf of practical video sense bellind it.
Never mind the fact that the broadcast, about
a half hour in length, wasn:t particularly intellect-
ual or sophistlca·ted or stylish. Never nund the fact
that Mr. Nixon, who did all of the talking, is frank·
ly not much of a phrilse-maker in the class~c sense,
and· used plenty of standanl political rhetoric.
. WHAT WAS moot obvious, and made clear and
simple sense, was the, fact that the next President
of the United States indicated -at least for the
present -.~at he is going to we television to m~e
the citizenry feel closer to the White House and its
decision-makers. One hopes "this ~itial gesture was
not merely a flash in the pan.
Irt ia: true that there were no ·questions from
newsmen, or anything like that, so th~t the broad·
cast -seen on all three cortimerc1al networks · 1 sta.rtin£a~ 7 p .. m. PST -sometime:; resembl~ a
salet tiieeting more than a governmental function.
But this is the new adniinistration's time of high
optimism and "team-makin~," ~o the pep talk
atmosphere is at least ·understandable ..
WHILE INTELLECTUALS might well make
sport of Nixon's iritroduction of his cabinet in this
way -on television -there is another point to
be considered. For far too many months, we have
had virtual nobodies absurdly catapulted into un·
de!erired social and pOlitical fame because of their
astute use of television -and the medium's oc-.
c8sional tendeilcy, now mostly corrected, to go
f overboard. on some of these types.
With this the case, it might well be argued, why
in the world shouldn't the government -which has
real significant power affecting the lives of all of
us -explojt television intelligently on a personal
level too? Why should it take a back seat and, as
a resul~ make it seem that overpublicized nobodies
have as much responsibility and power as elected
.. ofllcials and those appointed by the White House?
· · l CONFESS that I wasn't Impressed on elec-
tion even when both Hubert Humphrey and Nixon
had two-hour commercials promoting themselves
on nationwide television, because I don't like the
concept ~sidential candidates advertising for
the job on video.
But Wednesday night's Nixon coocept, while
admittedly in rough form (he forgot to. mention the
name of his Secretary of Commerce), bas exciting
possibilities -providing the press has a more in·
tegral part. in future proceedings, that is, in the
fornl of quogons.
FOR T LONG, llle publicllas felt far re-
moVed from the White House as massive and com·
plex social developments combined to make us
ever more distant from seats of power. The Viet-nam war, furthermore, bas caused added strains
and raised questions of credibility. Television of-
fers any president the simple and direct opportun-
ity to create something of a national town hall of
the air, Ahy president who indicates be may use
tt in· this sense. and who doe6n 't overdo it for per-
sonal benefit, is In be .,,couraged.
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TALLULAH DEAD AT 65
In 1931 (top) lind 1961
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S uccumb~ at 65'
Of Pnennionia
NEW YORK ' (-APJ -Tallu l ah
Bankhead, the gravel-voiced Southern
belle ~ho became a stage star, movie
siren: and f!ventually one of the nation's
leading ·character actresses -and
characters -died today. She was 65.
Miss Bankhead had ~ ill only a
few days, a victim of the current out-
burst or nu , when pneumonia developed
anC led to her death, according to her
business manager, Ezra Schlne.
Her s i s t e r, Eugenia Bankhead, and
nephew, Billy Bankhead, were with her
at her death.
The flamboyant Talluah-named for
her grandmother, who was named for a
waterfall in Georgia which the Indians
called "singing water" -gave many
of her best perfonnances oU stage.
A violently partisan fan of the New
York Giants, she instructed the players
from the stands, and could dominate
cocktail party conversations w i t h
baseball statistics.
Member of an old Alabama family
and the daughter of William Brookman
Bankhead, a longtime member of
Congress and once speaker of the House,
Tallulah drawled her Deep South and
highly cultured accent through in·
numerable films and plays and received
from the American public that final
honor -to be known by her first name.
A woman of great wit, which often
had a sharp bite, Tallulah could cut
a cletractor down With a "Dahling'' more
(See TALULLAH, Page Z)
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of tM Dlllr f'l'91 Statt
Newport Beach and other '911th coastal
commtmiUes needn't worry too much
about off.shore all operations, a petroleum
Industry $>kesman sald al an assembly
su~Jttee bearing in N e w p o r t
Wednesday.
Henry W. Wright, representing the
Westetfl Oil and Gas Association, insisted
the industr)r has "a minimal inlerest"
Hongl{ong
Flu Termed ·
Hong Kong fill has reached epidemic
proportions ln Orange County.
Doctor Charles Pait of the Orange
County Health Department issued that
dlagnoais today in the wake of school
and industry sickness surveys that show·
ed absenteeism as high as 10 percent
in some areas.
"That isn't by any means all county
schoob and all industries," said Dr.
Pait. "But some of our samplings are
as high as those running in Los Angeles
County and there's no doubt that they're
hit ·hartl ·with this virus.''
Dr. Pait said the health. deputment
is taking "s"pecial steps" to proteCt
residentS who wpuld suffer most from
the infectious virus which first made 'ita1.~anct·earUer th11 7ear in ·Hong .
Kong. -
"There are limited supplies of vacc!lne
avallabJe,." be said. 11&Dd ~ .,e're trying
to Insure . prolecllciri of the . elderly,
particularly those with re s p i r a t or y
troubles such u emphyserna. ~ we·~
·particularly anX.ious to Imm u n 1 z e
tuberculosis patients who would be pi'Une
targets for this virus.
Dr. Pait stressed that there are several
viruses making their impact in the coun-
·ty in these chilly December days. "None
of them .is qutte so potent or long
lasting , as the virus we describe as
Hong Kong nu," he· said. "But many
victims of the lesser straiM may be
inclined to believe that they've got the
more severe infection."
A Public 11ealtll Service spokesman
in Los Angeles said today that "tentative
surveys" of OrS!lge County schools where
studj!~_,were recently vaccinated -
La'guna Beach area students were among
them -indicated that absenteeism was
running well below districts in which
the vaccine had not been used .
"But it's really too early to tell,"
he commented. "We have the same
indicaUons of success with identical pro-
grams in Leisure World retirement com·
muniUes in your county. But we wouldn't
want to say that the program was a
success until we have more comparisons
to offer."
How do you know if you have the
Hong Kong flu~
'"You 'll know," said Dr. Pait. "And
if you don't here are some of the
symptoms that he associated with the
onset of the virus:
Sudden onset of fever and chills; aches
and pains throughout the body; possible
sore throat and very dry mouth ; severe
headache and possibly sharp pains
(See EPIDEMIC, Page ZJ
Mesa Warrant Officer
Wins 49th Dcoration
By EVEL VN SHERWOOD or .,_. 0.1" P11t1 11.n ';Our flag didn't just grow on that
pole, Someone has to keep it there."
That's the view of Chief Warrant Of.
fleer Wayne A. Frankland, 22, of Costa
Mesa. And he has 49 medals that
demonstrate he is doing some of the
"keeping."
The 49th medal, received f o r
meritorious service durl"f Ute 12 months
he spent as a command helkopter p!lol
in Vietnam, II the Bronze Star with
42 Oak Leaf Clusters, earned during
1,100 hours o( combat fllglit Ume In
1VM!tnam.
! 'l'be young soldier recently spent his
le1ve at hiJ Costa Mesa home and i11
-attending flight ln!trument and JJeilcopter instructor course in Georgi.a. Blrt bfing a hero and command pilot
,or t1 g r e a t team of soldiers is j u s t
lpa:rt "' tht Wayne Frankland story.
1 "'1eft he was I ycan old, 1 bicycle
lilcx¥ent brou&hl hlm to lhe altenUon
or doctors at his home in New Jersey.
"They discovered he had osteomyeliU!!,
!l bone disease in his lefl arm," bis
father, Edward Frankland, explained.
"For the next 10 yean Wayne suffered
with four broken arms and had two
major bone grafts. The doctors forbade
any sport.s unUI he was pronounced cured
at the age o! II,'' be added.
But after 10 yeara of hospltal1 and
enforced inacUon, doctors gave him 1
clean bW of health and yoong v.•.iyne
Frankland took the Anny teot; paM<d
the Class One flight medical and went
right Into helicopters.
"He always loved lo l'lrim Ind box,
now be is doing both. Thanb to the
medical profession their skill and ex·
perience and the great job they did
on my boy," the grateful father said.
The Frankland family -Gary, 17,
a student at Costa Mesa High School ;
Fred, I, and Sally, II, both attending
(Set HERO, Pase J)
in exploralklna south of the Santa Ana
River.
He aiao aald thal, In any case, ocean-
floor . punplng is now possible and
surface drtlling platfonM could be
remov_ed once w.ells begin punplng.
"All of the ,operatloM could be out
of sight," he said. "No one would know
they are there."
Edwin Z'Berg (D-Saoramento) asl<>d
Wright about seepage or drainage IC·
cldenb, which could pollute beaches.
Wright said such accidents are "un·
common" and the lnduslry la extremely
watchful about conditions lhat could lead
to them-.
"The oil companies," be complained,
uare llways blamed for oil washing
up on beaches, even when it's from
n~tural aources."
Z'Berg asked for Wright's views on
the separ,tion of a line from a tanker
pumping oil to a shore installation , at
·Eureka recenUy. Thousand! of barttls
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VIETNAMESE GIRL GETS BOOST FROM DISNEYLAND
Artist Roy Williams Vl1it1 "Suzie" and Her Mom
Suzie ~s Spirit Up
Viet Girl Gets Cartoon Show
By TOM BARLEY
Of Ille Dlll'J' f'li.t stiff
Frail, battling "Suzie" was taken out
of her oxygen tent Wednesday to take
in what has to be some pretty uniqut: D
pre--heart surgery therapy.
And ber physicians must be delighted
at Ute morale boost provided by a covey
of characters who've been doing much
the same thing for mllllons of kids
the world over for many years now
-Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy
and a few more of'Walt Disney's hardy
perennials.
· The cartoon characten: came in the
pocket of character artist Roy Williams.
And lo the delighted squeals ol the
ailing, 22-month-Old Vietnamese Child,
Williams' flashing pen etched out many
of the characters "Suzie" may see st.om·
ping around Disneyland before she
returns to her home in Da Nang.
That will come after a date she must
keep on Monday - a trip to the operating
room where a team of surgeons will
perfonn open heart surgery that becomes
more vital and necessary by the hour.
Nguyen Thi Thanh Phuong ~ to give
her the Vietnamese name so carefully
1pe.Ded out In the mother's halting
English -was denied earlier surgery
In Chtldrem Hospital because of a persl>
tent ear infection and bJgh fever.
. That fever bas gone; old nurse Unda
Henning Who II the blue-lipped baby't
constant cotnparllon. And the ear in-
leetlon bu 1Ubtlded to the point that """°"' feel tt will constitute 00 hamrd Monday.
Mrs. Renning Is the wife of Navy
Lt. Donald HeMing. The couple are
primarily responalble for Suzie's surgery.
.,.king trip to the !Jalled Stalu.
The Ueutenant ls on Vietnam duty
and spotted the wasting heart defect
when the child's mother, Le Thi Lan,
sought treatment for her daughter.
Suzie's father is serving with the South
Vietnam anny.
Surgeons hope to repair two defects
in the l~pound tot's heart : a hole in
the wall separating the heart'• two cham·
hers and a constriction of tbe artery
that carries blood to the lungs.
Suzie, of course, has no fears. But
her mother, who is no stranger to the
fe ar, hardship and turmoil that provide
a daily diet in her war·torn homeland,
is supremely confident
"I am very happy and very confident,"
she said, with help from Mrs. Henning.
"Everyone here Is wonderful to me a n d'
my baby. And just look at her now,
how happy she is."
Williams' quick sketches were bringing
gurgles of delight from Sur.ie. Several
of his Disney drawings will slay with
her in her hospital room .
"She 'll need them after surgery,''
Williams grinned. "And if the kid want.I
any more, why I'll just c<1me ov~r bete
again and do them for her.
"Better still," he added, "she can
pick tJtem up when Me com.ea over
to Disneyland before ahe goes borne."
Steele lll•rlcets
NEW YORK (AP) -The 11oc1t market
headed Irregularly lowor Iaie thll af.
temoon after an early advance. Trading
"as acUve. (See quotaUOnll, Pages 30-31).
Feara ol restrictive actJon on credit
by the Federal Reserve Boan! alter
the close combined with concem over
deOatioruuy moves by the Nixon ad·
mlnl.sttaUon accompanied 1 turnabout
Jn rtock prices.
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of oil spilled into 1be coastal waters
and lapped· along the heacbei.
"It : was just carelessness," said
Wright. :•There was oo ucuse for It."
He sald the Industry's prtilclpal lnlerett
now is in areas oil Huntington Beach
and Seal Beach.
It the state Lands Commission follows
through its al'lllounced Intention to open
unJeased Udelands north of the Santa
Ana .River to oil operatioos, bids would
be submitted, be said.
' ln related · testimony, <;oast Guar<I
CApl. A. J: Bush, of thO Port ol Lots
Angeies, tnld the Subcommlllee on <:on-
servaUon and Beachel that leakqe of
oil froin dttlllng plaUorms and tanku>
are ·' constant danger.
He said 0 no adequate meant" ba.'I
ye.t been found to clean up the oil
once it hlls the be¢1es. •
Earlier, Newport City Manager Harvey
(See on., Page IJ
Last BFK Child
Ethel Gives Birth to Girl
W ASlllNGTON (UPI) -Ethel Ke ..
nedy g a v e birth by caesa~an section
today to a girl -sll:: months after the
assassination of the chlld's father, Rob·
ert F. Kennedy.
The eight pound, four ounce baby girl
is Mrs. Kennedy's 11th child, and the
fourth daughter. She was born at l :tO
a.m. at Georgetown University Hospital.
Mrs. KermeW was taken to the de-
livery room at 7:45 a.m. by Dr. John
W. Walsh who· performed the caesattan
operation.
Frank Manldewlcz, press .....tary lo
the late senator, made the announce-·
ment of the birth. He said the mother .
and chlld were, "In ezce11ent condlUon."
Edward M. Kennedy, (P.Mw.), arriv-
ed at the hospital shortly after 1 a.m.
with his wife, Joan.
Mankiewicz said the seaator was · with
Ethel during the delivery.
The operation was 40-year-old Mn.
Kenedy's fifth caesarean section .. Few
women have more than ~ IW:b d6o
.liveries. . . . · .
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Athel In the recovery room mrough the
motnlng. Other close friends of If .. ., ....
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ducllllg Ftedeiicl: G. ~·-an usla· lanl aecrdary of slate In the John P'.
Kennedt administration, and Rater
Johnson, 1960 Olympic decall]Jon ch8Jit"
.pion. .
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GIVES BIRTH TO GIRL
Ethel Kennedy
Hinshaw Attacks Values
In B·ack .Bay Exchange
I--By JACK CHAPPtu. or 11M DlllY Plllt lllff
The Upper Bay trade between the
Irvine Company and Orange County was
hit as a "pig-in-a-poke" by County
Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw Wednesday
in testimony before an Assembly sub-
committee meeting in Newport Beach
Clly Hall. •
Hinshaw told assemblymen the In·
dependent appraisal made in 1965 by
B. G. Evans was nol suitable as the
basis for establishing the land values.
Hinshaw said that proper ties assessed
by his precedessor al MD per acre
market value were listed at $100,000
per acre by the Evans' report
APPRAISAL IDKED
As a part of Hinshaw's six-year reap-
praisal, started in 1965, he reevaluated
the Irvine property trom MO an acre
to $20,500 an acre, market value.
"In January, 1968, It apparently was
the contention of the Irvine Company
that while a valuaUon of $100,000 per
acre was proper as a basb: for jusWyin'
the trade, the figure of $20,500 per acre
•market value' attributed to the pro-
perties for the 1967 as,,essment year
WU too high," Hinshaw 1a!d.
The Back Bay swap would involve
450 acres of. Irvine land given ln ex·
change for 157 acre1 of COWlty Udelands.
The Evans report said the county would
get an '8 ntillion benerit in the tr~e.
Hinshaw said the Evans report notes
that no "comprehensive master plan of
development" exists for the Upper Bay
development
"Inasmuch u th1a ls a true statement,
then why woul4 Orange County, as well
as the Slate Landt Commjssion, buy
a 'plg·in-a·poke'?" Hinshaw asked.
ti <m1ERS TALKED
Beslde1 Hinshaw, 11 other penoa.s od-
dresaed the subcommlu.e of c:on-
oervaUoo and heachet, wllll which 111
a matlne ,.._.., lllb<;ommiltee,
County and city o f·p c la II , con-
aervaUonistl, colleee·profeuon, oil men,
military o1ncer1 and Jrivale cllluns ad-
drelaed Asttmblymen .Uan Slcroty (P.
Bevttly HUis). Edwin L. Z'BerJ (P.
Sacr11114oto J and lhelr aldll. •
John B. GuldII, rtprttentll\g the O.:..n
Fish ·and Prolecllve Woc:Iatfon. djocrled
the '°" through devolopmonl ol baJt arcu like upper Niwport Bay and the
compromlsiJll ol the ocwi'• lnlqrlly
,
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by m.an's polluUons.
"When ever I talk about this kin<·
or thing , I get mad," he said.
He said that with development, bay
areas are lost" a.i; breeding ground,s for
ocean game fish .
Mis. Howard Babb, one of the founders
of ~ Frie:'lds of Newport Bay, told
assemblymen the Upper Bay was
threatened by poor planning or po plan-
ning.
She said the area was wtique in it;
plant and marine We.
"Removal of the marshes and tldal
flats seriously threatens. the survival or
many shore°, marsh, IDd-game birds,"
she Jaid. ·
"Upj>er Newport Bay Is Irreplaceable
(See BAY SWAP, P1ge !)
Orange Coast
Weadaer
Clear and cool ls ttie weather·
man's terae word for Friday, with
high cloods and ·temperature.
dipping down to ao along the coast
and only 1UghUy , warmer ' Inland.
INSIDE TODAY ·
De/en.te Secretary-designate
Melvin Laird ha& hil work cut
out for him aohrn lu tries to
implement Che pkml of hi.I
bos1. Paa• JZ.
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'PHASE II' PHASED INTO NEWPORT BEACH
106-ocre Uppor Hubor Vlow Hiiis Annex
City Grows by 106 Acres
With 'Phase II' Annex
Newport Beach is heftier today by
106 acres. The added acreage was taken <ln this
week when city councilmen unanimously
approved the annexation of an lrvlne
Company parcel above Corona del Mar.
It lies east of MacArthur Boulevard
and is direcUy south of a recently an-
nexed 2tz.acre area.
The newly annezed territory iJ to be
"Phase 11" of Irvine'• Upper Harbor
View housing project. "Phase I" involves
the 212-acre area, now in the final stages
of a 500-bome development.
Acting City Planning Director Dare'l
Groth said the 106-acre parcel closes
the gap between Corona del Mar and
Upper HMbor View IDllJ.
An 1rvine 11pokesm.an u.ld about 450
homes will be built ln "Phue II", Tht
development will Include a private park
and cootinuatloo of a green bell from
NRA Now Lobbyist
.WAS!DNGTON (UPI) -The NaUonal
R!Qe As!oclaUon (NRA) under in-
vtSU&atlon by the FBI, has now
reglstered with Congre,s, aa a lobbying
organization, it was learned today.
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"'Phase 1". Groundbrea\c.jng may start in April or
1.iay, he said.
A school site ln "Phase 1" wW also
serve "Phue ll," he added.
From Page 1
HERO ...
Sonora School, and Mrs. Frankland -
came to California nearly two years
ago.
''l hall lo start all over after the
hospital and doctor bills," the father
explained.
In the lblck ol the fighting in Vietnam.
CWO Frankland bu parlicipated in moot
of the major ope.raUons, flying 100 miles
an hour and as close to the ground
aa whirlybhill can get. Ha partlctpated
in tbe battle of Hue, during the Tit
offensive[ Kh1 Bahn, a Shau Valley in-
vasion and many more.
l3rushlng death wu a dally event.
Once during a Vlet COng attack be
had only time to awaken frOl11 hle sleep,
greb h1I pistol and ammunition belt
and jump in a fox bole. He and hl~
First Calvary team males were ln shtlts
but were victorious even -though not
dressed for iL
"I can't get uied to his mustache,"
the father said. "He has lost hair because
he gel! so scared, he told me." Wayne's
most recent 'brush with dUth came
when he was .. nytng north of Hue and
the heUcopter wia shot down and smash -
ed. All aboard escaped serloua Injury.
From P .. e 1
BAY SWAP •..
acenlcaDy and bu a pnenius expan,.
of natural coastal tettlng Ulat has been
lrrevenlb!y chanied and modllted In
a grtal many placee. parUClllarly near
and tn Orange-county,"-lbe llltl.
Kennelh Sampaon, director o1 ·0range
Counl1 Harbors, Beaches· and Patkl,
Wonned the auoniblynttn ol his
dtJlrlct'• ICllvlty Jn lormltlf mulne
preaervtl, buUdhlg ol 1b1 DUa Point
HMbor, and Sunlllt llMl>or. .
He noted the publlc belcbel aloni
the Orqe Coal! are ~ ll'emOl>doul"J)eoplepreasures.
"'llll llhorellne will be aroalY over
crowded and UL!erod. malnttnanco COiia
will be exeosalvo .and _parlclni and belch .com will be cr1t1c&l,'' he llld.
_ 11Pl&nolna for the ne:rt decade tJ DO'lf f.llflntial. •• ~PIOl'l WI.
The ....,,.bly aubeommltloe will be
In San DIOll> today heiring more
testlmoqy oo Soolhetn C a 111 o r n h
-. condJUooa. ~ eompldocf,' aD teatlmooy -about
11 hours -will be Crauc:rlbed lor further
l.cialaUvt llud1.
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Desalt Project . ' .
MetropolltaJr Water District plana to
build a nuclear desalting p1'!lt on a
40-aere artificial 1aland off Huntington
Beach weti! confirmed Wednelday at
a state asaembly sub-committee bearing
in Newport Beach.
The off-again on ... gain project la now
on-again, saJd Wllllam F a i r b a n t s ,
representative of MWD.
"We faced great dll!lculty In finding
reactor site!," he said. "Our consultants
researched lnnumberable aitea up and
down the cout. Tbil was the best."
~UOo la ochedujed to begin In
1971. The plant wW be producJnc IO
milllon glllona ol desalted water by
19811, Fairbank! said.
He ll1d ltudles of the marine life
in lhe area wW be made before, during
and aftt.r construction of the nuclear
plant to make sure the ecology ia not
<leatroyed.
Fairbanb made no menUon of coal
La at estlma.tes,. however, placed It at
$785 million but they included electrical
power producing equipment. r
It was the lncreaalna coat of the ou ..
'bore Wand project t b a t led to I b e
withdrawal of the Southern CaWornla
Edison Co., 5an Diego Gas and Electric
Co. and lhe Loi Angeles Departmenl
of Power and Water.
Water dlalrlcl o111clala Indicated they
are now wlllfug to go it alone on the
project.
From Page 1
TALLULAH • • •
tffecUvely than aome of her con..
tNnJ!!Orarles could wlth a four-letter
word. '/In my Ume," she once said, "I've
b e1e n called a garrulOUI extrovert, a
cello-voiced witch, a honey .. b a Ired'
holocauat . . • Let me knock olf two
frozen dalqulrla at lunch and II.' inakea
Pa g e 1 In Cheyenne, Wyo., the next
~~daiquiris? Good for
ACl'ING 'l'RTUMPHS
Some of her greatest triumphs were
ln "Th e Little Foxes," as Sabina in
''The Skln of Our Teeth" on Broadway,
and 1n the movie "lJfeboat." Younger
audlencel knew h e r u the homicidal relJilolll lanaUc of "Dia Dial My Dorl· mi." the auprome 1a1 o1 her acting ablllty 1n a role u alien to TallWab's
peraonaDty u one could lmoaJne.
From Page l
OIL ...
L. Hurlburt said Newport is very much
concerned about the threat of lta beaches
and waten becoming polluted from
offshore drilling,
Hurlburt cited recent legislative efforts
to repeal restrfcUons of the Shel-Cun-
ningham Act, which protects the M>uth
Orange County coastline [rom oil opera-
tions. He said the city ill pleased nothing
. so far has come of the 'efforts, but
"we anticipate that continued strong. lob-
by aUempts will be made to weaken
the protection of this Act."
He emphasiied, however, that the
city's inunediate concern is • the Lands
Commiulon'1 . plan to lease more
tidelandii for drilling purposes north of
Newport's city limits .
Hurlburt .said "drainage" from nearby
oll platforms cttuJd blacken the city's
be1cbes.
Subcommltee chairman Alan Sieroty
{D-Beverly Hills) said Newport should
be worried. ·
A Lands CornmissJon bearing on the
lw!ng proposal may be held In mld·
Ftbru1111 a Lands Olmmlsl1on aide told
51eroty.
_ Newport Is expected to be represented.
From Page 1
'EPIDEMIC ...
.An?und I.he: eyes; a· troublesome cough
, wlilch la often the lut symptom to
~ppeor.
"Your fevtt might run as high as
100 or IOI and po!!lbty higher In
cl1llclren," Dr. Pait said. "But )'Oii •hould
do what all nu .Wferers are conslanUy ballli told lo do. Go to bed, lake a8plrln
.and plenty ol Ouida."
DuraUon of tho Hong !tong Ou II
U1Ually ahout a weok, Dr. Pait &aid.
"Tbere art no hard and fut: rules about
11olni back to work," he said. "Go back
wben )'Oll"re able to aod doo't worry that you'll be WectJnc _...., else.
'Illa!· 1J063ibWty doesn't exbt at Iha!
llage ol lhe' game."
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DAILY PILOT Slatf P'llott
MAYOR DOREEN MARSHALL CHATS Wint 'COL~EAGUES'
Robert Paddycord, Kristine Hough Eogor Stud1nt1
138 Students Take Over
City Government for Day
Taklna: part in a "Youth Civic Day,"
today at Newport Beach City Hill are
38 student! from Newport Harbor and
Corona del Mar .High Schools.
The annual ev~t Is sponsored by the
League of Women yoien, which started
the proJec~, apd the City of NeWport
Beach. 1 • . Tile •tq\Jtnto are lllll!ii ctty·,posts io
the city 19verlunent fof one day, each
under the 'guidance of a clty oUlcli.L
They worked today unW noon and
then were ~esta of tlte Exchange Club
of Newport Bea·ch for llr.lcb at th~ Sfuft
Shirt.
'Ibelr day waa to end with a mock
city council session and presentation to
each by the HreaI" Mayor Doreen Mar-
aha\L of a certificate of participation.
Sludents filling poolUons in clly gov-
ernment are: Mayor, Krlatlne Houllh; vice mayor, BW Messenger; councllmen Diane [)e..
Mott, Jill Guemsey, Randy Lovig, Win·
ston Jones, Karl Heller; city manager.
Robert Peddycord; city clerk, Kim
Blackburn; assistant city manager, Jim
Jungles; ciJ,y attorney, Paul Keister;
city harbor co-ordinator, James Law·
rence; personell officer, John Carlton;
public works di.rector, John Hoag;
City engineer, Sue Denver; traffic en-
gi.'leel', Linda Hayship; utilities superin-
tendent, Georgia Kale; general services
director, Erle Morrison ; parks, beaches
and recreation director, Rick Miiler;
recreation superintendent, Ginny Clrlca;
park superintendent, Peggy Kraus; fi-
nance director, Connie Osborne ; purchas-
ing agent, Geoffrey Graham; marine
safety director, Randy Seton; planning
. director, Eileen McCormick.
.()I.hers are bulldlng director, C&ryl
·DeGunto; poHct chief, Tom.Lee; ·asmt-
ant ponce chief, Stu AJdrich; fire mar-
shal, Scott Mcintosh; and city librarian,
Roby!l White.
And municipal court judges Kent
Hammeras, John · O'Toole and 'Gary
March; clerk of the court, Cristy Beau·
regard; chief deruty clerk, Jack Thou-
sand; director o harbors and beaches,
Howard Struble: harbor master, Cheryl
Andrews; postmaster, Barbara Strauch;
and chamber of conunerce manager,
Kevin Kerce. •
Play Scheduled
Student players from Newport Harbor
High School will present "You Can't
Take It With You" at 8 p.m. Friday and
Saturday in the school auditorium.
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VOL 6 f, NO. 288, l SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ~RANGE COUNTY, CAi.1k>RNIA
Flu ·Bug Strikes County
' N~ Epidemic; Absenteei-sm 10% in Some Areas
Hong !IPnl nu hu reached epidemic.
proporlloija io Orange COuQly.
Doctor Charla Pait of the Orange
County Health ~ent issued that
diagnosis today in the wake of school
and industry sickness surveys that show-
ed absenteeism u high as 10· percent
in some areas.
"That isn't by anY, means all county
schools and all industries," said Dr.
Pait. "But some of our samplings are
as high as those rtll1Ding io Los Angeles
Oil Industry
I Allays Offshore
Drilling Fears
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of 1M Dll11Y Pli.t Stl'ff Newport Beach and other sooth coastal
communities needn't worry too much
about offshore oil operations, a petroleum
industry spokesman said at an assembly
subcommittee bearing in N e w p o r t
Wednesday.
Henry W. Wright, representing the
Western Oil and Gu Association, insisted
the industry has "a minimal interest''
in explorations south of the Santa Ana
River.
He also said that, in any case, ocean--
floor pumping is now pos.gble and
surface drilling platforms could be
removed once wells begin pumping.
"AU of the operations could be out or sight," be said. "No one wou1d. know
they ¥' there.... -. . Edwin Z'Berg ~1 med
Wright about seepage or drainage ac·
cidents, wl'licb could pollute beaches.
Wright said such accidents art "un-
common" and the industry Js extremely
watchful about conditions that could lead
to them.
"The oil companies," he tomplalned,
••are always blamed for oil washing
up on beaches, even when H's from
natural sources."
Z'Berg asked fo r Wright's vtews on
the separation of a line from a tanker
pumping oil to a shore installation at
Eureka re«ntly. Thousands of barrels
of oil spilled into the coastal waters
and lapped along the beaches.
"It was just carelessness," said
Wright. "There was no excuse for 1t."
He said the industry's principal interest
now iB in areas oU Huntington Beach
and Seal Beach.
U the state Lands Commlsslon follows
through its announced intention to open
unleased tidelands north of the Santa
Ana River to oil operations, bids would
be submitted, he said.
In related testimony, Coast Guard
Capt. A. J. Bush, of the Port or Los
Angeles, told the Subcommittee on Con~
aervation and Beaches that leakage of
oil from drilling platforms and tankers
are :t constant danger.
H1 said "no adequate means" ha1
yet been found to clean up tht oil
once It hits the beaches.
Earlier, Newport City Manager Harve1
(See OIL, Pe1e Z)
Giant Swap Meet
Scheduled Sunday
A giant swap meet ls ICb~uled Sunday
at the Orange County Fairgrounds, with
an invitaUoo from the Com Mesa Junior"
Chamber of Commerce for all nonprofit
groups to come anc1· set up shop.
Publicity Director Den Gasper, of the
Jaycees, advises aJI groups bringing their
white elephanta and whatnots to be at
the grounds at 9 a.m. to spread out
that garage and attic cleanup wealth.
r County and there'll no doubt that they're
bit bard with this virus."
Dr. Pait said the health department
ls taking "special steps" to protect
residents who would suffer most from
the infectious virus which first made
its appearance earlier this year in Hong
Kong.
"There are limited supplies of vaccine
available," be said. "and We're trying
to insure protection of the elderly,
particularly those with r e s p i r a t o r y
troubles such as t:mphyaema. And we're
particularly anxious to i m m u n I z e
tubercuJosis patients who would be prime
targets for this virus.
Dr. Palt stttssed that there are several
viruses making their impact in the coun~
ty in these chilly· December days. "None
of them le quite so potent or long
la.sting as the virus we describe as
Hong Kong flu," he said. "But many
victims or the lesser strain, may be
incllhed to believe that they've got the
Last BFK Child
Ethel Gives Birth to Girl
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Ethel Ken-
nedy g a v e birth by caesarean section
today to a girl -six months after the
assassination or the child's father, Rob·
ert F. Kennedy.
The eight pound, four ounce baby girl
is Mrs. KeMedy's 11th child, and the
fourth daughter. She was bom at 8: 40
a.m. at Georgetown University Hos pital.
Mrs. Kennedy was taken to the de-
livery room at 7: 45 a.m. by Dr. J o h n
W. Walsh who performed the caesarean
operation .
Frank Manki.ewicz, press secretary to
the late senator, made the announce-
ment of .the birth. He said the mother
and child were "in excellent condition."
Edward M. Kei!nedy, (0-Mass.), arriv·
ed at the hospilal shortly after 7 a.m.
with his wile, Joan.
Mankiewicz said the senator was with
Ethel during the d_elivery.
The operation was 40-year-old Mrs.
kened:y'.a Mb caesUun aection. Few
women have more than three web de-
liveries.
Sen. Kennedy and his wire stayed with
Ethel in the recovery room through the
morning. Other close friends of h e r
late husband were at the hospital, in-
cluding Frederick G. Dutton, an assis·
tant secretary of state in the John F.
Kennedy administration, and Rafer
J ohnson, 1960 Olympic decathlon cbam·
pion.
' U,1 T...,_,.
GIVES BIRfli 'TO GIRL
Ethe I Kennedy
Mesa Warrant Officer
Wins 49th Dcoration
'
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
Of !I'll Ollllr ,, ... Sti ff
"Our flag didn't just grow on that
pole. Someone has to keep it there."
That's the view of Chief Warrant or.
ficer Wayne A. Frankland, 22, of Costa
Mesa. And he has 49 medals that
demonstrate he is doing some of the
••keeping."
The 49lb medal, received Io r
meritorious service during the 12 months
he spent as a command helicopter pilot
in Vietnam, ls the Bronze Star with
42 Oak Leaf Clusters, earned during
1,500 houri of combat flight time in
.Vietnam.
The young soldier recently spent his
leave at his Costa Mesa borne and is
now attending flight instrument and
helicopter instructor course in Georgia.
But being a her<' and command pilot
for a great team of soldiers ls just
part of th< Wayne Frankland stoey.
When be was I yeara old, a bicycle
accident brought him to the atlentim
of doctors at hill home in New Jersey.
"They discovered be had osteomyeUUs,
a bone disease in his left arm," his
father, Edward Frankland, explained.
"For the next_ to years Wayne auffettd
wilh four broken arms and bad two
major bone grafts. The doclors forbade
any sports until he was pronounced cured
at the age of 18," he added.
But after 10 years or hospitals anti
enforced inaction, doctors gave him a
clean bill or health and young ~~.1yne
Frankland took the Army test: passed
the Class One flight medical and went
right into helicopters.
"He always loved to swim and box,
now he is doing both. Thanks to the
medica1 profession their skill and ex·
pe.rience and the great job they did
on my boy,'' the grateful father said.
The Frankland fami ly -Gary, 17,
a student at Costa Mesa High School;
Fred, 8, and Sally, 111 bolh attending
Sonora School, and Mrs. Frankland -
came to California nearly two years
ago.
"I hall to start all over after the
hospital and doctor bills," the father
explained.
In the thick of the fighting in Vietnam ,
CWO Frankland bas participated in most
of the major operations, flying 100 miles
an hour and as close to the ground
as whirlybirds can gel He participated
in the battle of Hue, during the Tet
offensive, Khe Sahn, a Shau Valley in-
(See HERO, Pace J)
Sikorsky, FAA ltlen Testily
mol'i! severe infection."
A Public Ueallh Service s~man
in Los Angeles said today that 'tentative
surveys" of ~ Couoty schools where
students were recently vaccinated -
Laguna Beach area students were among
them -indicated that absenteeism was
running well below districts in wblcb
the vaccine had not been used.
"But it's really too early to tell,''
he commented. "We have the same
(See EPIDEMIC, Pa1e Z)
U.S. Saigon
Agree on Terms
For Paris Talks
PARIS (AP) -Top U. S. and South
Vietnamese diplomats agreed today on
new proposals for the Communists aimed
at getting the Vietnam peace talks u·nder
way.
Chief U. S. negotialor W. Averell Har~
riman and South Vietnam's Vice Presi·
dent Nguyen Cao Ky conferred on what
different procedures might be suggested
to break the present deadlock on how
to start the long awaited tour-way parley. • "We are going lo present the other
side with some new proposal!," an
authorized U. S. delegation 9QUr.ce quoled
H31'riman and Ky as saying after their
I% hOl!I' meeting.
The illf<!n)1!11t ~illed.19 ~ 8111
details of the new a:Uled· aPJ)roBCh but
he acknowledged the main point at issue
involvQ\.seating arrana:e.ments for the conferi!:n~.
The United States has already proposed
a rectangular table or two long tables
facing each other. This has not been
accepted by the Hanoi delegation whicb
has called for a square table. or four
separate tables.
At issue is the symbolic impprtance
attached to table shapes and numbers
in view of the argument over the con·
rerence makeup. Hanoi sees it as a
four-sided parley, with the Viet Cong
National Liberation Front rating fu ll
status. The allies call it a two-sided
conference, and refuse to recognize the
NLF as a separate delegation.
The U. S. source said a meeting would
be sought with tl;ie North Vietnamese
to present the new plan.
Two Mesans Held
In Market Heist
Costa Mesa police Wednesday arrest-
ed two suspects 12 houn after a midnight
holdup of a Tic Toe Market that netted
more than $800.
The pair, Charles T. Dee Jr., 21 , and
Jerry Don Malady. 22, were arrested at
the house of lriends at 556 Hamilton St.,
shortly before noon.
Dee and Malady are char~ed w i t h
taking the 'money at gunpoint f r o m
Henry Beswick, 39, a clerk at the Tic
Toe Market, 1913 Pomona Ave., short,.
Jy after midnight Wednesday.
The robbers fled on foot.
Police said the suspects had been Jiv.
Ing at 1996 Maple St., Costa Mesa, b u t
had been evicted recently.
Srock Markets
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market
headed irregularly lower late this af·
ternoon after an early advan<:t!. Trading
was acUve. (See quotations, Pages 3().31).
Helicopter .Blade Key to Crash Probe
By ARTHIJR R. VINSEL
Of ,,. O.llY ,.111t ., ...
• MARINA DEL REY -One vital
toughening step ln the salvage of fl.igbt-
wom rotor blade spindle wu apparently
not performed before the reworked part
v.·as again Installed on a Los Angel~!
Airways helicopter that era.shed six
wec!-:s Inter, testimony alleged here to-
d~"
,A. n1anuf3clu rer's shop employe
t:.;tifiC1.l lhr spindle appeared lo hnve
bc~n treotcd alre3dy so ht did not go
01·· •.~'r 11·ith the job. although the work
\\'.ll> not being done In the helicopter
p:t•nt 111 ;:in t lime.
Ills ossumption about the prior Cilm·
·' ..
pletlon ol. the step was not, however,
logged ln maintenance records at lhe
Stratford. CoM., facility, SI tors k y
Division, Unlled A\"'raft Corp., crash
probera said here to<lay.
Shot-Peening is the name of the process
which thickens the surface density of
the used metal spindle. Tests since the
crash have Indicated that untreated
spindles can be up to ten Limes weaker
as the result.
These a n d other dlsclosures c a m r.
today as Sikorsky executives and Federal
A via lion Agency men testified in the
second and finaJ day or a hearing prior
to announcement of probable cause lo
the Aug. 14 air disaster at Compton.
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Airworthiness of the chopper's rotor
spindle has been a key question in the
two-day hearing! here.
The turbojet helicopter which crashed
Aug. 14 was piloted by Capt. Ken Waa:·
gooer, 33, of 3131 Pierce Ave., Costa
Mesa. Ail 22 persons aboard died \li'hen
Un: air machine plummeted into a
Compton schoolyard and exploded In
fl Ames.
Tht NaUonnl Transportation S::if~ty
Board has already determined that mel.al
fatigue causeo by one tiny m3in s!lirnlle
c::r<1Ck -per~p!I too sn1::itl to be seen
by the naked C)'C -oncl ii sn<ippc<t
unrlcr fliA:lil slress.
"They know the c11usc, '' aald ):;dward
'
E. Slalt<ry, director ol publlt: aHaln
(or the 1nvestlgaUve agency.
"Now, they're golnc after the CIUH
of the cause," added the veteran
observer, hinting at surprillng oew
dcvelopmenta to come in today'• final
session.
Executives or the Sikorsky Divlsloni
United Aircraft Corp., aod Federal Avia-
Uor. Agency olficial.'I arc scbeduled on
IJlC stand today.
Testimony Wednesday dillClosod that
tM spindle which r:illed was re-ground
ahll tested in 196G by a subconlract.od
l.os Angel~ platfns: firm and rejected
ns unsvltablr lo be refurbished aod
(See COPTER, P110 ZJ
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TEN CENTS
DAi T PILOT"•ftlff;....
I VIETNAM~SE. GIRL GETS BOOST PROM OISNEYLANl;I
Artist Roy W11!i~ms Y1slt1 "Suil.e'.'' and Hir Mom
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'Spirit Up
Viet Girl Gets Cartoon Show
By TOM BARLEY
01 I~• Dl llY 1"1111 Sllll
Fr~il, battling "Suzie" was taken out
of her oxygen tent Wednesday to take
in what has . to be some pretty unique
pre-heart surgery therapy.
And her physlcjans must be delighted
at the morale boost provided by a covey
of characters who've been doing much
the same 1 Wng for mllYons of _kids
the world· oVer· for many years now
-Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy
and a few more of Walt Disney's hardy
perennials.
The cartoon characters came Jn the
pocket or character arUst Roy Williams.
And to the delighted squeals of the
ailing, 22-month-old Vietnamese child,
Williams' flashing pen etched out many
or the characters "Suzie" may see stom·
ping around Disneyland before she
returns to her home in Da Nang.
That will come alter a date she must
keep on Alonday -a trip to the operating
room where a team or sur'geons will
perform open heart surgery lhat becomes
more vital and necessary by the hour.
Nguyen TH.i Thanh Phuong -to give
her the Vietnamese name so carefully
spelled out in the mother's baiting
English -was denied earlier surgery
in Childrens Hospital because of a persla-
tent ear infection and hlgb fever.
That fever has gone, said nurse Linda
Henning who is the blue-Upped baby's
constant companion. And the ear in-
fection has sub&ided to the point that
Mid-U.S. Deluged
With Heavy Rain,
S1ww, Wind Gusts
UnUed Pn11 ln&maaUollal
A major atorm broke across the na-
lion'1 midJectlon today, . p o u n din g
widespread portions of Kansas, Jo..,-a,
the Dakotal Ind r.finneaoto with beavy
rain, lllOW, blowing dusl IJld wiod 8"""
up to 70 miles an hour.
Traveter11 warnings were f&med from
the 'Rocldeo In Colorado to northwestern
)OWi and . D6rthem Kan.Ju I n t o
northwestern Iowa ilid n«lh to Wyom.
Ing, the Datotu Ind northtrn lllnnetola.
Smw plle<j 'up a..-the Dakotai
and lntO wdteni ~ .. Tbe Weather Bureau wamtd of d.VetOoina bllz:zard
conditions: Hll wiodl mOWd ... falllhJ
l110W Into trofllc.b1octlnl drtlla on revotal Ka!lllS bighlfoyr reducing viii·
hlllty lo ollHigblh of a mile.
'l'rafUc wits reported at a ·1tandsUll
10· Goodland, Kan,, wbere tbe mow had
rcoched 1 three-inch depth Ind pllod
up in high dr111&
Jn --rwestem Mlaaou:rf, driven of light
ctn were warned that "drews" from
P"'kll lructt t!duld 'pull their veltlc~s
lhrtt « (our (etl oil COW'le Ind possibly oUt or conlh>L . 1 . 1
1·
surgeons feel it will comtitute no hazard
Monday.
Mrs. Henning is the· wife of NaVy . ' Lt. Donald Henning. The couple are
primarily respol'lsible for Suzie's si.irgery ..
seeking trip to the U!lited Sta~.
The lieutenant is on Vldnam duty
and spotted the wasting heart defet:t
when the chud'• mother, Le Thi' Lan,
sought treatment for her daughter.
Suzie's father is serving with the South
Vietnam army.
Surgeons hope to repair two defects
in the 16-pound tors heart : a hole in
the Wall separating the heart's ~o cham-
bers and a constriction of l~ artery
tbai carries blood to the lungs.
SUZie, of · course, has no fears. But
her mother, who is no stranger to the
fear, hardahip and tunnoil that pravid•
a dally diet in lier war.torn homeland,
is supremely confident
"I am very happy and very confident,,.
she ~ld1 with help from Mrs. Henning.
"Ever')'one here is wonderful to me a n d
my baby. And just loot at her now,
how happy she is." .
Wllliams' qulck sketches were bringing
gurgles of delight from Suile. Several
of his Disney drawings W'lll stay with
her in her hospital room.
Orange
Weatlier
Clear and 'cool, II the weather-
man's terse word t« Friday, w1tb
high clouds Ind lempuatureo
dipping down to 60 ·along the coast
and only lllfghtly ;wanner Inland,
INSIDE TQDAY
Defense Sterttaf'JHklignatc
Melvin Lal1d ltas hu ll!l>rk CUI
out for him whn M Stitt lo
1mp1cm.,.1 tilt plana of JIU,
boH, Page 22.
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Baek Sal Voll1nieers
U,, Tilal t•t
TALLULAH DIAD AT 65
In IHI (top) incl IHI
Hinsha'"· Attacks Values
• •
. In Back Bay Exchange
117 JACK CRAPPEU. ... ..., ............
Tiii Upper 811 trade _,, Ille
Irvine ComplnJ ml Onnp CclunlJ WU
bJI U a ''l'IC·Jn.a-poire" by Cclun17
!111_,or Andrew J. Ullllhlw Wedne.sQ
In leltlmoey before on Allembl1 1Ub-
commltlol mMtlni ID Newport Buch
Cty llall.
-told uaemblym<n the In·
dependint appralul 111111• In 11111 by
B. G. Evam wu, riot IU!table u the
bulJ for -blllhln( Ille land value1.
l!IDlhaw ll1d that proper U81 UMloed
by hil pr~ at MO per acre
morkel value were llllod at fl00,000
per acre by the Evan11 report.
All a part of llJMbaw'1 lfx·YW reap-
pralaal, started In 1965, he reevaluated
the Irvine property from ltlO ID acre
to $20,500 an acre, market value.
"In January, 1968, it apparenUy wu
the contenUoo of Ille Irvine Colnpa111
that while a valuation of $100,000 per
acre was proper u a basi5 for justifying
the trade, the flgure of $20,500 per acre
'market value' attributed to the pro-
perties for the 1967 assessment year
Wll3 too high," ffimbaW said.
Tallulah Bankhead Dies
The Back Bay IWIP woWd involve
450 acres of Irvine land given in ex·
cbanie for 117 acrea of county UdellDdJ.
nit Evana report uid Ille county would
get ID II mlllloo benefll In Ille tradL
Hlnihaw 11id Ille Evona roporl note•
th4L no "comprehensive master plan of
development" exists for the Upper Bay
development. Of .Pneumonia, Flu Bout "Irwmucb u th.ii la a true statement,
then why would oranre County, u well
.. the Slate Landi Commlulon, buy
a 'pla:·ln-a-poke'!" Hlnahaw asked. NEW YORK (AP) -Tallulah
Sinkheacf, the O'IVel-YOiced Southern ' . belle who became 1 atqe star, movie
&fen, and eventually one of the naUon'1
Jdming character actresses -and
cbaracten -died today. She was 65.
Miu Bankhead had been U1 only a
few ~·· a vtctlm of the current out.
bunt of flu, when pneumonia developed
art Jed to her death, acairding to her
bu5ine.s:s manager 1 Ezra Schine.
Her s 11t1 r, EugerUa Bankhead, 1.11d
nephew, Billy Bankhead, were with her
at her death.
Tbe flamboyant Talluah-named for
ber lfllKbno\her, who wu named .for a
waterfall ID Georgia wblch the Indians
called "linalna water" -ilVI many
of her best j;er1ormlllcta off stage.
A vlolenlly partlJlll fan of the New
York Glanl!, she lnslructed the players
Crom the stands, and could domlnalr
cocldtil party conversations w I t I
baseball staUatlcs.
Member of an old Alabama family
· end the daughter of William Brookman
Ban""ad, a loo&Ume member or
Congreu IDd onct apeakor of tho HoU&e,
Tallulah drawled her Deep South and
highly cullm'ed ICC<ll!I through ln-
numenblt fUmJ and pJ.aya and received
from the American public that final
honor -to bt tnawn by her flnt name.
A Wllllllll of graat wi~ which often
hod a 1harp bite, Tallulab could cut
a detractor down with a 1'D1hJ.ina:" more
effectively than some of her con·
tmparariea could with a four-letter
word.
"In my lime," she once said, "I've
b e e n ailed a garrulowi extrovert, a
cello-voiced witch, a honey ~ h al r e d
holocaust • • • Let me knock off two
froun dalqulrla at lunch IDd II makes
Pa I e 1 in Cheyeqne, WYo., the next
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Ol!AlfGE COAST ,UM,,llHIHG COMl'AHY
leffrt N. 'W11i ,,..., .. ,,_ ....
... &k R. C.rtey
Vice l'raw.nt tllf O.W .. Mlnntr
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MYtrlltll\t DfrpCW ._ __
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mornlll(. Frozen dalquirla! Good for
your gizzard!"
ACl'ING '1111UMPBS
Some of her pleat triumphs were
in "Tb e LlUle Foxes," as Sabil'la in
"The Skin of Our Teeth" on Broadway,
a"Dd In the movie "Lifeboat." Yoqer
audiences knew b e r as the homicidal
religious fanatic of "Dil. l>lel My Dari·
lng,'' the supreme te.rt of her aet.lng
ability in a role as alien to Tallulah's
personality ,. one could lmaalne.
Nixon Will Retain
Mayor of Washington
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President·
elect Richard M. NI.Ion will retain Nesro
Mayor Walter E. Wuhlnit<>n In bla ap-
\)Olntive poat 11 cltle.t executive of the
91strict of Columbia.
Wasblngton, 52, became mayor of the
nation's capital in September, 1"7, alter
Congress approved his appolntme11t by
Prtsidtnt Johnaon.
II OTllERS TALDD
.Besldu Hinlhaw, 19 other ptl'IOnl ad·
druaed Ille aubcommlttee of <Oii· servaUon ml beachea, with which aat
a .marine naourcu iaibcammtttee.
County and .city offlclal1 1 ...-vaµonllfll, college profeuon, oll m •
mllltary offlcen ml prlvatt dtllenl ad-
dn>aed Auemblymen Alon Sleroty (!)·
l_lq!lerty Hilll), Edwin L. Z'Bel'f1 (!).
Sacramento) and their aides. 1~
John B. Guldll, repr.,..linl the Ocean
Ftah and Protective MlociaUon, decried
the loSI through development of bay
areu like upper Newport BIQI ml the COD1PJ'Olllieln of the OCOID'I lnlqrliy
by man111 pollutions.
11Wben ever I talk about Ulll kind
of thin&. I pt mad," he 1aJd.
He oald lhal with develo~menti_ blQI
areas are lost u breedlnl 1fUWK11 for
ocean game fllh.
Mn. Howard Babb, one of the founders
of the Frl~ds of Newport Bey, told
assemblymen the Upper Bay was
Uu"eatened by poor planning or no plan-
ning.
She said the area was unique in its
plant and marine We.
f'rom P8fe J
COPTER HEARING. • •
relumed to Olght use. building corporate defense, by manufac-
Prlor to the Aua:. 14 crash, they hid turt1r and operator alike, could be aeen . j b 11 devel•Pinl unW bearing ChaJnnon O.CU no Umlt on 11erv1ce and were uat re u t P.t. Llure1 told those pniaent to 1Uck
perl?dlcally. . to a broad. first-line ;pproach.
QuesUona: bJ lhe hear1111 officer• and "We don1t feel Jt ii neceuary," Bridges
other qenc.ie1 involved brouaht out that replied.
the eventually-fatal spindle and fO'ir QuesU0118 were al.so d1rtcted to
otben were then shipped to the Slkor1ky methods of trainina the seven LAA men
plant In StratfOl'<I, Conn., checked aod qualllled on the Mqnucope, at wblch
ruled airworthy. time Brldi" aa1d they wen 11""11 on
Fallowing re-delivery te LAA, they the lob -by him!ell. lie wu lllltrucled
wen returned to Modern Platinl Co., by the manufacturer.
where they were finbhed and plated Lawrence F. Haller, of Yorba Linda,
-but with a nickel compound totter an execuUve ol MagnaflUJ: Corp., maken
than manufacturer's specifications de-of the aophisticated maanetlc devlct,
mand, testimony lndicated. testified that thil la proper, customary
Georit Robins, an eiecuUve of the and the best approach under superviJlon.
Sikorsky terV:lee braGCh, said lhe five William L. Holshouser1 met.allurglst
spindles also showed some "fretUng," for I.he NTsB Technical Panel, then
or sctlping and rubblna with or qalnlt asked Haller U thickneu of cbramt
facing parla, durlnl Ille hearing. or nickel plala on Ille spindle could
Similar probleMs have been noted and affect detection ol the metal fallpe
reported by llillll•l'1 farceo ullnl the crack.
butc S81L dealp, Robfnl aald, before Only In mr.mt inllancta whlft the
an LAA ground supervisor was aworn plate was fairly thick and the crack
to testlfy. qu.lte shallow, Haller replied, but In any
Con&ldtrable dhlauaa!on of alrframti ir\.. c~, the length of the Uny flaw would
&pedlon, repair ·•nd overhaul methods still ~~elected. . .
came as Edward Brldta supervi!or Liability Is not at issue 1n NTSB pro-
of lhoee operaUont, took the ~land. cedurts, Public Affai~a: Director SlaUery
Under oath, be aald the llPlndl• which said Wc;dneodlQI, adding thtl the federal
failed bad II• last 1,200 hour "'pairs ~ lsd= to help prevent other
IDd checkup, by a U-alrcralt '!be Aug. H .;,.a'11 was the second
mech•nle -who later kit LAA employ-of t w 0 LAA accidenU t h I s summer
ment -on lune 7, nloe WttD before and baa poerated a $1 million wroogful
II fallld. death. ault llled by a Gmlen Gr o • • DurlDc Ille chG, .bl •umh>o4 Ibo -encut1vt'1 famllY.
oplndla with a ~~ t.11t M13 11, an ldeotlcal a1nnft wlllcb la aald to be f pllolod by Capl. Jacii A. llupf... 45,
at detectlDf lll1 metal lo lil ol -Genin Crcle, -tlnpo a-h. when -ly Ulld. pluapd lute a Panmounl da1rJ carral,
Brldaoa. aPllOlriol nUCtllt ml .... kllllnl 13 penons.
comfoiiable al tim... uid -IUch ,Cauae of that cruh waa publlcl' Jll'O-itema .,. double<:hecked to IY<lld mt.a· bed by Ille NTSB In El Sqwldo IWo
iJ1i lllllltlhlni, bot the 1Plndit lbonk tbonlbe .... bot It could be many more
wu not. months before all finding1 are compiled
"Why were two pairs ol eya not and a report lalued.
uoed In dwl<lnl Ille abaclt portion when Wind tunnel lelll IDd ln-fll.lbl elmula-
11 wu nol cnllnarllJ visible ml wwldn'I llOlll ol poulble mechanical lacton ....
'be -for _.,,, l,Jtltl boura!, • .-nnw being COllducted In Ille Ma1 crnh. Sikor1111 eucullva Roberl IL Anlold. thouP 1-queallon rtmalna alloUI the
A au1"ll. J1uLappmot lnlll town A.1JIWl.traced1.
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..... -. ........ the Qiiod
Dlvfatoli ~. b1't <Ontado
blYi -deloyed u Is CWJ!Dmary, becaUl8 10me faqlilioa will alrtady bave
contrlboltd. ·
'"l1louund1 ol homemakers, however,
llk• te add to "°"trlbuUons made at
tho office," e.lys Mn. Ptl Ingram,
dla1rman of tho Goa4 Netchbor• Dlvlaion.
''After all, it's UJU&lly wt o.19 wbo
lakt Johnny and Mary to ihe lloya
Club, YMCA, Glrll Cub, elo., ml WI
also provide much ot the volunt.Mr
womanpower that makes U1tse agtnel.et
go."
Goal ol the United fund In Costa
Mesa this year ill 'U00,.500, a healthy
jump over Jut'year'• $165,990.
,.,.... r.,e J
EPIDEMIC ••.
lndlcaUona of eucceao witl! ldenUcal pro-
,,_ In Lellure World rellrement com-
tpwtlUes ln your CO\Dlty. But we wouldn't
want to llY that Iha _.. WU a
aucetSI unW we have more comparilonl
to offer."
MAPPING 'SEARCH l'OR 'CONTEST ENTRll!S
Bob Ahl,... IL),. Mn •. Rlchlrd Luak, G.1ry Caudle
How do you kno" if you have tbt
Hons Kong flu!
"You11 know," said Dr. Pait 0 And
if you don~ here are eome of the
sY,.ptoml that be uooclaltd with the
onset of Ille vlrua:
Sudden onaet of fever and chills; aches
and pains lhro""'®t the body; posalble
sore throat and vuy dry mouthi severe
headache and poosibly slwp paiM
around the eyea; a troublesome cough
wblch la olten Ille lul aymplom te
dilappear.
Mesa YouthBeginSearch
For Yule Contest Entries
"Your fever mlchl nm u hiCh u
100 or IOI ml poulbly h1ibet ID chlldrtn," b'. Pait Aid. "Jhlt you lbotlld
do wbat an Ou au!!....., an -.tiy
bein1 told to do. Go to bed, IU1 uplrln
IDd pleo(y ol Ouida."
llui'aUan of Ille Hong Kone Ou la
uauaJi, about a week, Dr. Pall aald.
"There an no bani and fUI 1'111• about
goln& blek to wort," he Aid. 11Go back
when you'rl able te IDd don, worry
that ·you'll be lnfeclina .. meone elle.
'lbal -1!>Wly daean~ nist at lhel
•lap of Ibo -·" ,,..._ r.,. J
OIL •••
t. Hurlburt aa1d Nnport la vrtry much
concerned about Ille lhreal of Ila baacbea
IDd Wiien becominl pollnlecf from
-" drllllnr. Hurlburt cliacl reoent lqlalative ellorta
te rtpaal natrlctlona of Ille Shel-Om-
nlngbam ACI, which protecta the oaulh
0ranp County coastline from ail apera-
Uons. He aald the city II pleuecl nothing
so far hu come of Ille ellorto, but
"we anUclpala that eontlnued strong lob-
by attempta will be made te ...U..
the protecUon of this Act."
He emphasized, however. that the
city's immedlate concern la tht Landi
Commission'• P.lan to lease more
tideland:! for drilling purposes north of
Newport 's city limits.
Hurlburt said "drainaa:e" from nearby
oil platforms could blacken the city's
beaches.
More than 30 Costa Mesa youth! are
scouttn1 the area for entrtei in the
Colla M... Community Projecla Com-
mittee's 11th IMual Cbria:tmu Decor ..
Uon contest.
The youths are member1 of Costa
Meaa lllgh'1 Key Club and Fellaweblp
of Christian Athletes (FCA). Their ac-
IMU" ore being coonlfnate<: b y members· of the Hafecrest Club of Cost•
Mesa.
The three cluba are the newest
members of the Community Projects
Committee'1 Chri.tnm effort. Ap-
' )U'O>lmately I! or1utzaUone are now
involved In the commlttee11 wort.
Mtpa bave been prepaNd ml Ille
area divided lute oectionl for the drive to t n I J 1 t more conte1t entrants. T h e
youths will .....i. foe brisbt Chrlllmu
decorallono In all porta ol the clly.
They bave entry blanU te dlatrlhuto
From Pqe J
HERO •••
vuJon and mainy more.
llrUablnl death wu a dally event.
Once during a Vlei Cons altack he
had only timo ID awaken from hll oleep,
grab bla plalol IDd ammunlUon belt
and jump ln a fox hole. He and hl1
First Calvary team mates were ln sbo\tl
but were victorlow even though not
dressed for it.
"I can't get Uled to bis mustache,"
the father aaid. "He has lost hair becauae
he gets !ID scared, he told me." Wayne's
most recent brush with death came
when he was flying north of Hue and
the helicopter was abot down and smJSh.
ed. All abomf ellCOped serloua lojury. Subcommitee chairman Alan Sieroty
(!).Beverly Hills) said Newporl should p
he womec1. lay Scheduled
A Landi Commllllon hearlnC on Ille
le8'1ng propoql may be beld In mid-Student playm from Newport Harbor
February, a Landi Commtufon aide teld lllgh School will preaent "You Can't
Sleroty. Toke It With Yau" at I p.m. Friday IDd
Newport 11 eipected te he ,.praenltd. Saturday In Iha ochool auditorium. -p;_._;;;;;;ou .... ~jijji
.At JJ. J. (Jarrell
for the det0raUon contest, and have
been instructed to encouraa:e ~cipa·
tion ln lbe contest.
The contest entry deadline is this Fri·
day. Entry blankl -be found at most supermarkets, drugstore!, the U.S.
Poot Office, ml the Costa Mesa
Chamber ot commerce.
Clolidren have been urged to enter
the apeclal division set up for their
efforts. Awards for the best decoraUons
will be presented Dec. 19 in ceremoniea
at the Costa Mesa Civic center.
County Expects
To Double Budget
In Five Years
orange County'• budge~ now • aoarlng
1110 mllllon, will double ID the nut
five yean to l3IO mllllon. County Buds<I
Director, David Hltcllcock predlcls.
Speaking Wednesday to the execuUve
comnuttee of the Orange Co u n l y
Chamber ot Commerce Econ o m I c
Development Council, Hltcbc:ock baaed
his prediction on population projections
and pending financial abllt& -...
vwlous levels of 1overnmenL
He pointed to a recent study by depart.
ment heads u one source of lnformaUon.
The budget director said t5 percent
of county government expenditures now
are •>n a county-wide ba&i.s and do not
involve just unincorporated tenitory. Hit·
cbcock said *1 percent of county com
are related to weUare and crime.
Tbe director made lhele predlcllono<
-WeUare admlnistraUon coll! will In-
crease from $5 mlWon to $11 mlDlon;·
welfare programs from $28.5 mlDlon to
$13.$ mllllon.
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Moving lfp fn .~orld
Woi:kmen hoist furniture !Do btj!j<y jo go up in ·elevators .to fourth
floor of new Orange County Courlhouse. Superior Court judges move
into buildil1tl t!>is weekend, complellng. 111o-;ing process wh!Ch has
extended ·over pest monfl\ Building will be dedicated in January, • •
' . CompU:ters ,.Spread Word ·
On 'Rather Forgotten' Past;
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) -If there's
spmethi.ng in your past Uiat you'd just
as soon forget, a computer probably
knows all about It. And he's already
spreading. the word to his fellow~
macllines.... ~
A panel of politicians, Political scli!n~
tlsts and computer experts warned Tues-
day night. that human safeguards are
needed to regulate the proliferating
banks of personal data on every
American.
They told a forum orr the computer
and p:iUtics at the joint computer con-
ference that isolated banks or computer
data around the nation a r e m..
\erconnecting to provide a common
storehouse of information.
CONTROL NEEDED •. ,
Dr. AJan F. Westin , Columb1a Universi-
ty political scientist, said controlling
legislation is needed. now on local com·
puter banks for police records, credit
J'l.tings, school performances, employ·
meni and medical information.
"Either we put safeguards on the&e
now, or we'll alt be sewn into . the
system be.fore we wake up ," said Westin:
He suggested federal legislation ~!!owing
citizens, for a small fee, to obtain copies
of pel'80oal information about them held
by the, computers. Thia would pmnit
correction of errors and deletion of lm-
proJ)trly or illegally, held · lnfonDatlon,
Westin said.
Rep. Paul H. McCloskey Jr., (R.caiil.),
' said he wanted llws controlling the
spread and use or personal"lnformation.
He sa id computers already have made
sealing or expunglltg of an offender's
record -as allowed by law -im-
possible. "It always seerru to p6p up
somewhere," he said.
OMBUDSMAN . '
McCloskey called for appointment of
a "computer ombudsman."
"We build up these records, we need
a human agency to pull ·out errors,
to set the recorda straight," the San
Mateo County congressman ~d.
Dr. John R. Pierce, director of com-
munications research at Bell Tetephone
Laboratories, said he. wq: "genuinely
aJanned at the proliferation .of records
and their possi ble uses." ,
Newscaster E<l~ard ~ P ..... Mori in
moderated the . diacusskm, attended by
about 500 of the S,000 maU}ematlcians,
engineers and physicists participating in
the ttu-ee-da y meeting. .
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CamP.us Call.ed 'Bubbling Pressure P.ot'
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Well, Vince Moorhouse ,ays he
ls going to stay in Huntington
Beal'b and concentrate on doing
his part in making the strand one
of the 11/test ill the world .
, Viqc;I! ·has ,cq.l\Jldered. seriously · -tO tlie point of. realgbing from
• , h l,s .~,as ·barbors aitd ,beaches
chief -taking a position as vice ~t and·general manarer of
... an'.' automobile race track in
.Ontario., ·
He tried to tell me' a b o u t the
salary M was turning down. but
moet reporters jual . do not un-
derltand Ute kind of · figures be
, was quoting.'
ll!RULSY (AP) -'Ille Uaiwnh>'
of ~ Yllilclt bctDI lhe mold for
---dlaoi'dera WUh .lhe J1'11 ~ Movement four years ago,
ltM olmQlered <loJvn In what !ta ~ -can.··· bubb\Jnl -pol."
'!'be pol coul4 explode or boll over
pill, but lhe chancellor doubti It.
-lhe boy at San 1'ranclaco state
Coliep. aludenl turmoil bu disrupted
tbe ca.mpua for more lhln a month.
'!'be -Jey campua, ..taUv~ calm
fw Qe put two years; WU disru~
by two brief slt·in demcNtrati«ta lut
Oclober at Sproul HaU, the unlvvslty
admfnlltrltive center, and nearby Moeet Haft. ( '
C>ancellor' ""'" W. Hoyos ~y ..ue.s In pollce, aocl 197' -.....
a""'8led lncludJng 154 studenta and .one
pro! ....... SUapenaloos snd, pr-..tlool
followed., • -' •
A propooed strife In favor ol !he
democ)stratora failed to gain any en-
tbusiuni -among the 28,000-member slu.
dent body. •
The incident contrasted with 11164, w~n
univenlty olficlals tried., to reason With· * Ute Free Speech Movemtnt. ~ After more t~ two months of in-I did get the mess8ge, however, termlttent demonstrations and disorders,
Utlit ' Vinoe could have made con· ~lssldenla ..ue.t Sprool Hall. They nnally , sider.able by more money as a ftte ejected by police, wtfh more thafl
raceway impresario. instead, he's '100 arrests.
golilg th stay w&ere he ls. The issu~ of student dlscipline snd
His decision is one which should qunstudent incursions on the camJJU!
m a.t: e· maiiy people in the area continued, eventually costing the jobs
v~ry happy and a few just as of Chancellor Edward W. strong, who
unhappy. Vince is an outspoken had favored stem discipline, and
person· who d~s ,not back away University Prttident Clerk Kerr, who
from a battle. · . bad favored persuasion and. di.scusslon.
This aggressiveness has angered A brief sit-in opposing Navy recruiting
some who do not understand . his In November 1968 was broken up when
zeal on behalf of the people, or HeyrtS, the new chancellor, had the
bi a coune Clln1tac cn<dlt. • , . ''1111 -0 llltt oltll ... -~ Cleaver made llVel'll appearancll', ln that violence II ..,....,. .. ~ .. ,.. "
a dusroom provtded by 1jte -kir. limp ., lnl&•,.. ,._ .i !jt
bu\ credit WU 1IOI aJtond, cleltile the I a I loclmlque, It jolt _, -·
demonltrati9(UI. • fecttve." • P~ly mlewln( lha -· , •1Cbatlet> rabnor;<pc-of Ute Ill> Obancellor _Heyna told an lnl«vilwer • aent' body, ~ _., Berl-.1
that , lo )lave viole!tl disrupllooa. "You • editor of tho OOJy C1J11omi-.1 ~
mult hive ID illue, I rldical IDlnorfty, f"eocfied U lfilay: fUl • : '' "' and a _.i fntltrat!on w I t·b • T1iey aald tMlr) aim, I'•· to •
boreaucrltlc 191 ftpe. , • up Ihle< cb .... Jo of. coquttilnloallo
"We are deaUDC tr1tb a aenerat fnlltr• : the ~ ~ ~ 1YJ11nlt. H
!loo about belog ri· ~ otd alljl nol· , ~, eatti\g lcain , 11!.ri' eltdt ,
being able to i. Jn a poalliOn "I..,~· ""'era! J>O<io<J.,. • •
"That ·1-all !he way , 'We Tiiey deCrtecl what 't!\ev caJlod ••m.tesij
couldn't atop U>t 'f'U,' to 'We c:oukii't Impotency.'' ) '. :-·J.".1 . r
nominate · McCarthy,' lo, .:we cou!dn1 One militant, po ~ a ,_otuciientl
change the regeoll' mindl on !he Clesyer coqtenda lhe actlyista are .-eiy
couree.' " · lent tor. a wbUe. · ' ' . ' . An -of studenla, lnairucters; JI• . ii p=~~ . . ..... administrators land i>ulllden ol(ered ti.; Yotipi '· · ·~ ,...,....
"·various opiRMN u~ tO .why the campus "Noqling if .aver,'.t el.mljp INist
bas been ••. such M! ' ·• ''Anyuling ,'*1ld ha "but the · The studen\I have just given up and J)liasis, now is· on be"ft;;.Wensfye.
are not much intereated In eon.: have Jo "" ~Uer or~1;, _
· frontati(lns ; . " · · :cameJo .was ~ ~ tbe
Discipline is a .Vong deterrent;, S~ch MoVemeDf ihd . Jtce1' rfe
Public reaction snd "pol!Ucal Jn. cliar.ges of· c;onsplrscy io brtat the
terference" have becorQe too atrong. in' the Moses' Hall ·iJr-ln. r / ·
;•1.thlni there is a real turning away · Cathejo also• wu .«' feacttr 1ni.
from violence, '"the chancellor said. stlmmer'a niove'merl\ to ~ve Btrkele
A pensive, pipe.emoting man of" 50, Te!egaph Avenue tµrned 1 o~er' to
Heyna said he constantly lalb to as "Street PeOple," · ' : • ·
many students as he can, and, thinks, 'rhls Cs a loOle Colt~Oa: moaUy
"There might be a reversion to violence non~udents a~ lonntt ieudenta li
but I doubt It. in lhe area ju.st sou&th ol. thl °t•amp.JL
Wife Asks · Divorce from Silent · On
understand it all too well. leaders arrested arid prosecuted for
tresThepa"1a· 0 LONDON (AP) -Pamela Jeeves It was the husband's lack of * test are-up in October resulted dCffiilnd~ a d!Vorce .this 't'eek because ponsfveness nlther than --·1 crue from refusal or the university regents h h •--• I ~., He was convincedHfor instance, to allow academic credit for an ex-er uauauu wou dn't argue with her. wl\i.ch made up her mind. th t Ut "It W&B like talking lo s brick wall," Thejudgeruledlhatjuilloaitllste a e county. , arbor Com~ perimental course on racism, including said Judge Llo)'d" Jones. Mrs. Jeeves ii not" a n!iarttal" crime. He
mission was not doing the best IO lectures to be given by Eldridge carried on a tirade inio the sinall hours Mra. Jeeves's application for a di
Jo.b fpr tlie taxpayen of Huntington C1eaver, militant Black Panther but her husband BBsil just sat "'there bu Beach and be 1 a s h e d out at the spokesman and fugitive. listening. _ t gave one to bet husbm:l on
commission. • The regents ruled that an unqualified The judge said that when, two weeks of~ =°"had been-married
Vince is sure the 'beach should guest lecturer could give only ooe talk later. Mrs. Jeeves decided . to leave, years. There were no ~n.
not ·be a finaticia.J. burden to tho el]rr;;;;;;~~~~~~!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;-who do not use it and he d
the other memben of the city
devised the parking" lot whic now
is under construction and h e n
completed will pay its o w a y
and add considerablY. city cof.
fers.
He is in a unique position ln the
city. government and his resPon-
sibilities are seemingly unlimited..
He is a-large man in stature and
in lhinklng, leaving hlJJ/ open to
considerable criticism, not for
what he • accomplishes, but more
for accomplis~ng it so fapidly.
* At any rate, we're glad he will
be around for a few more years.
Two Activists
Arrested at SF
On Old Tickets
' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Two lead°ers
of Che Black Student! Union and thfl
Thlrct World Uberatioo Front -the
most' hotly acUvist grou1>3 on thi San
Francisco State cOllege e1mpug -we!"'
arrested Wednesday.
They wi:re Jack Alexis, BSU citral
committee leader, and Tony Miranda
of the Third World. In eacfi case, war-
rant! were served involving previoo1
incidents.
They were taken away as police broke
up picket lines. The return of bright
clear skies appeared to encourage renew:
ed hostilities between Police and pr~
testers.
In the forenoorli twe brief lieges ot
studenl picketing ·were "broken up by
tad.lcal squad and Other poUce.
About t5 membera ol the American
Federauon ol Teacben picketed at the
AdminlatraUon Building carrym1 aig..,
saying "Negotiate Now."
Prof. Gsry Hawkins, 31, head of lhe
teachen group, 1aid that U "1e stai.
college trurteeJ "ill not nqotlate with
the union on campua concUtiOM, a 'strike
wUJ lie called Monday:
Hawkins nld the San Francisco State c h a p .t e r ol the federation hu m
I memher1.
'ollce Lt. James Curran said that
I.here would be no interference with
!he teachers' pjctet line ao Jona u
It WU pieacefp).
Chsntln&, alin·t.otlng student plckell
man:Hed firll at 9;30 a.m. and a1aln
after 10 a.m. at buildin&a hi the vicloih<
of !he Adminiatratioo Bulldin1. "
President Elect,ed
By Sclwol Boards
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Brooks Lockhart. ·a member or ·1 II e
Moni.tey Unified Scllool District Board
hss beeo elected president o1 the eau'.
fornla School Boards A.uocillion at ttl
aMual meeUnc i.re •
,,.,. fttle. •
Mitzie Stewart, 2, West~nster, simply couldn't resis! t. mplcti. ,
to kiss that grandfatherly fell ow wih the long white beii·d and red
suit ahe met recently durio& visit to local depar1,men~-1;on. T:1e
bean! tickles, remarked Mitzie, who th en proceeded to tell . U1e o:d
genUeman what she WJlnts for Christmas.
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Also elected at the four-day mteUn1
were Alfred Newman of Vallejo lit vtce
president, and Geor1tanna Haidy 2nd .,.,, prflident. . • ' '
' The election by !he ~ooo-memher .or-
1anl1.8Uon was btJd Jut Sunday. •
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1!iop ••eri night Wltjl Chr11tmaa 9:30 u.m, to 10:00 pa.
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Ii'"!"~ all ;W1•1 ~ bQses: • • "1 -·.,· '
Ski cluj> in M~. Germany
whole Alp;iie. coitaaa frequeill!,y
has bl!en · -~ ·of ·fl>ocl
ltrJCks -left. a note: "The burglar
It nquOltid not to · remove any-
thing '~· · all r~ns b,ave been ~ed with . E-805 illl"l'li· cide~" LI.it · weekend a member
toWld t Ii • cottiiite buig!ec1 aralii.
The buriJar left a note of bis own:
"Dear cottage\ manager --The
E-i05 wa1·deliCious. '' •
'"Queen of Ligh.f' S1'Ztl1inl Ahren-
l><cl< ii adorn<d 10 it h candles and
hoU11 o~ Mr tltction. at the Intt,...
Mtional 1Sehooll of Stoel.Un in Brigh-
toll, Enal4ncl. Friday, Swedilh ''"'
detatl Gt the school will celebrau
1hcir fislloal of "Lucia", • ~ w. J ......... 43, " bur-pr alarm salesman from Atlan-
ta, Ga., reported to police in Cin-
oinnatl that tbelves broke into his
.,., and·made off with $1,385 worth
of alarml. He ll&id be did not have
a llm1iar alarm on his car.
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.SIGNING 'IN '-President-elect R«:bard ~ 'Nixoo autograpbs."Mrs •
William p, ~gers cast after announcing his all-Republican cabinet
belort. 'f't cameras at the Shoreham Hotel, Washington, Wednes-~w.lilgbl. )ilrs .. Rogers' husband was narneq ·secretacy·of ·stete: . _, . _, __ _
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ltJea,gan Selects _ Lawyer
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iTo Fill Regents Vacancy
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov:·Reagan11
third appointment to the controversy·
clouded University of Caillornia Board
of Regents is William French Smith
-the governor's penona1 1$wyei' and
close political adviser.
Smith, 51, of ~s Angeles, held a
major role in directing Reag'8'S abortive
• attempt to win the Republlcan presiden•
tial· nominaliQn this year, and was the
original chairman of the California·
delegation to the party's national con·
_yention. ,
He has been among the inner circle
of Reagan advisers since the governor's
election, and Reagan noted he is "a
man I have had the pleasure of knowing
. for a number of years."
S m i t b replaces Mrs. Dorothy B.
Chandler, vice president for corporate
relatJorui of the Times Mim>r CO. and
wife of reUred Los Angeles Times
publisher Norman Chandler.
Mrs. Chandler, who was appointed to
the regents in 1954 by ' former Gov.
, Goodwin Knight to a term ending in
'1970, said she resigned because "fourteen
years ls a long tenure of public service
in one capacity."
"It seems best for the University of
californla to have changes on the Board
of Regents which will broaden its scope
and lead toward fresh horizons," she
aaid.
Reagan said he accepted M r s _.
Chandlei's resJgnation "at her express
request, and out of a deep respect for
her own personal wishes. Her devoUOn,
both to the progrt.SS of the unlverslty
and to the citizens of California has
surely eet a high standard of excellence
for others .to follow in the months and
years to ~me." ·
Smith will serve until 1970, and could
.be appointed to a fUll l&-year tenn.
Pentagon Issues
33, 700-man Call
For February
WASfUNGTON (UPl) -The Oelense
Department today issued a draft call
for February of 33,700 men. Thi! is
some 7,000 above January, reflecting
a first step to .make up for the early
release of naUona1 guardsmen and
reserves who were called~ up early UWI
year.
The February total compares with an
induction quota of 26,800, previously set
for January, and with a Decep:iber .call
of 17 ,500. The draft in February~ 1968,
was 23,300.
The Pentagon said 32,%00 o( the
Fepruary draftees will be assigned to
the .Army, and that 1,500 will go in~
the Marine Corps.
The Marines are getting 2,500 men
from this month's draft. '
An increase in draft calls was Indicated
18.st week when plans were completed
to grant early releases to 11 ,000 Army
and Air Force national guard3men and
reserves. who were: called to active duty
laat January and April
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SHARKSKIN
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65~95
romp. value '75
~The mit for an occa00os •.. perfe<:t lo•
business, even better for the round of parties
on your social calendar! linpeocably tailored
in your choice of one,l'Wbbr t:hm button
continental and conventional models, with
·a hint of ~haping for an up-t~the-tno-q:ient
look. \\'.hat....,. your'coloq>mer0noe, be
prepared for th" best-in greeos;browm,
greys, blues.. whiskey tones and more.
Regulan. shorts and longs. ·
1n,1s1er charge
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GARpEN GROVE-12!n GARDliH GROVi BLVG,
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WEEKDAYS 9'to·9
SATURDAY 9 to 5i30
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UNl·CYCtE
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th1 yo111191r f~Mf1tl111 ·iu1511't lost ih
bol111co.J Fu11· 1ift with b1111111 Hot.
and1ul:j111tobl1 post#_ . . . ·10••. . No. 200
ROCK·A·WAY DELUXE
PING PONG TAllLE l,ll lt.::E"~'::,, . . '
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fold1 q11ickly ond 111Uy for fast
1tor191. Con double ti buffot
to blo h1 c110 holicloy
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n ,...-.-·-~··IW1tch1w, 1om1 clOwn
\:. will 111'1• 111 and ••k for 1
2·w1y.I Orbit1I or" 1tr1l9ht
line i1 yo11ri with thi1
p1w1rf11I h1m1 tool.
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pick up hi• top •ftd pvt
th1m 1w•y. Stvrdy k111tty
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WOOD BASKD
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wfth 1cc1nt• of bra•• and
littl1'f1at, fSound1 Ii•• w1
l11rn1d c1py writin9 by m1il
fr1m th1 9r11t Fr1nch "''''"4-
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f11ll lo1d 1pe1d, U11iv1n1I motor, ond oi}omotlc trtg9e'f
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Cruise of •
Black Sea . Mediterranean ")
I ' . ' tsrANliul. (UPI) ..: Two
LONDON (UPI) -The cni!ser Moollva and .... , U.S. ·Navy destroyOr. toda7
SovW UalGD lo a _. ~., . • ·, .. ophlad .a "-'<laJ -
-.,. -· -ly Tba ttm•lnlnr lied -In the. Blact S.. wbon tbo)' floll Ill Mft1 -frun the . _, ... lo lfDder; • Wonll!PI ·-obMowed by lbmian
·lolid!l&rw 8eri ''and and .. -. !nclod!ng planea 'and'lhljs and·-
retmnod !I ID !IJmlon waten, .... ..,.. · w~ i be ~ack to .lbe M-w
ael.U. -aald todl;. -Aid .• Tba rest ... ,,,.... ........ -ta .
(Ii -IO lhljs wb!dl aupply .-a and ll'IL Tur!dlh .'!tabmneii •"'1 watdl-~~• ~ ·-~--the Tiie ·-for' the quiet ed -far. -!*rested --'"'"' ln ·abea.vy-1,.,..ol 11~ -Ule Jmie, wltlldrawa! of -Pl • •I 1!sJi frun the Black 1111 Into
118'1, ArQ.JJ/aeU. -ou1y _,.i; -the Klldll<o-the ·Boaporus 'Wblcb coll!ded
IOIDll » remain. U. ~ ranean were not known. wjth the destroJtr•' JW••
Aid. Some deler11e uperll aa!d Naya! aources aald, Uie
Wanb!PI bad been' -The Ru 11 tan 1 · have !he move ,,......,..,is to throtigboqt the ·cnibe ·of Ifie
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WINTER PROGRAM
JAN. 6 ·MAR. 7 "
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•AN SCHNAllL llml OllOO.
IOel!ll AllllrtOM -· JOfll m>mlAh'
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CllAMICI
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w!tbdrawn lmn Ule Mecl!ter· eota~ -Jftelk:e lo BLiCI: . sea by a Rua!an
• raaeaa their. 1ateot lhollpiece, w!lhdraw &h!111 to Sovl<t ports destroytt and other vesaels
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.. ~ I) It mt 1 .ScoltJdale Ari&., nluml lo Pboealz 'after &.cbect•
• ::--· up in HoUston where be nceived bis ll!W heert "~r ~::: w . Aug •. 31. Hoopital atficials said Carroll ls making
.. boJll1 •1 -fuel excellent progress •
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-the '£..,,. •• -ex itter ,_ied late Wednesday, It
""' feared an engine change 0 Late m\gbt'be -rry. ,,..t n st .
-1d -del.,..i Ule launch <I Apollo I past the Dec. 27 . • .,,.mne Cuba ·Plane 'Die ........ fuel ....
-..pna down Ule -.aped noale of the
I Ive eng!ne alter a
~ --Somo -Is normal, but the
--Aid the engine -............. .. 1111111 pre•lnt; dlia fed."
MIAMI wPll -. "It . was
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but there WU M poae.• 1
What cowboy actor ~en
tertalner Ta Ritter was
aay!ng late w........., nigh~
In elliii; -lbal-lbe year's 'Ibo rnuda . 1eabge -1d
-that, Uie IW: -id 20!h air blJackirW ·earlier In
-In -wb!cb -1d !he d.17 ,..,.mbled • bad -to the alllmal< fa!Re -Hollywood script.
el lbe engine. • I Rills' WU -!he 38
British:
Trade Soars
To Record
• pena;. -the st. Louis-. toM!ami Tra!ll World Airlines
• jet 11111 wu foreed bJ a Negro
-to fly to Cuba.
Tbe FrindPa1 cbaraclers In
the · --tlie bljacker
and a female etmpanion -
were att;nHon aetRrs even
before the actnal bljacldng.
'lbe man ·wore. a black ·beret,
LmlllON (UPI) "-' · Britisli 18 or-~ lhirl and apmts _.... te a reeard dart alacts. His companion
$1Jt -In -... lild. Abo hairdo, ..... loop earrings, appeared sh< ID011ths =f:-u:-::::. t = ... .-and carried • big mlllion, 'ft WM &1w1pnred ti>-red teddy-bear,· d.17. . The commandeering of !he
1lil> was !m.1 mUiloa bet· Boeing 127 airl!nor waa car-
tor than lbe -del!cll la · ·ried out in Illich an orderly
Odober and abo ·~-laibkn thal -of lbe a llaab In iJxlpcirti to tta pt ·tqen we unaware of bll!on. . . . the. !ncldeia 1llliil the pilot,
New.from
Westln&llOIJS8!
Prmln·Flo· ' Coffeellaker
Unique
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Let's )ltltl use less coffee to
bmo riell, lull -rd· fee to your tastL Select-A-
Flavor control ·litd slcnal
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Tba report frun t!ie Board Capt. Deno!s L. Kalvoey, an-
ol, Trade eolndded· with a nium:ed over a 'loudspeaker: MODEL Hl'7S '12" Brltlsh Treasury repcrt wbich '"lbefe!a a· IDID kl the cockpit
showed Britaln'a a._c-c o u at 1 with a gun. wanting to go
rib. the rest of•:the wc:rii to Havana and We're going
lbowed a IUl'Pllll of tlM.I to take bUn. • ·
mlllloo in the July-September Proless!nnal goller Mason
Balboa lsl1111d
Variety Shop
quarl<r. ·Rlldali* al Cllrbville, Tmo., .21• -._ --~ blo The llgum Improved the said be bad been too engrossed • ---
-of the piomd in -in • book, . ..,,., Amazing
trading. It rote from $13H75 Res:Jlta of Positive Thinking.'' Op•n 7 Di~:Jl-liJD
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to '2.3875. to Dllke the hijacking.
WftsirIDm from
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SIZES
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Open 'W 9
eicept Saturdays
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DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA
PHONE 548-9744
Ibo~-dnrini lbe-pskid. and by Soviet airplanes.
This year, •
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. your Ghristmas .· . . ~ .
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SEWNG ENTIRE ·
%!
Never before! Never again! Christmas savings up to Y2 on prestige apparel
gifts from the country's foremost makers. Most with famous brands or de-
signer labels -Fair Trade items excepted. With rare savings like these & the
entire stock to choose from, is there any other way to shop this Christmas?
Gifts For Him Gifts For Her
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Suits Dress Shirts Dresses·
Sport Coats Neckwear Coats
Slacks P.aJamas Knits b~ Raincoats Robes Sweaters
Sweaters Hosiery ' Blouses
Jackets Jewelry Capris
Knit Shirts Accessories Robes
Spc>rt Shirts Shoes Ungerle
Special Christmas Shopping Hours! All Stores Open Nights/ Sundays: 12 to 5 p.m.
NOWI SAVE BIG AND CHARGE IT, TOOi
Enlarged faclll!let make It again .p0salblo to offer regular
M&B Charge Account prMlegesto our many loyal customers
and lo ..wones •wen, Naw,yuu can enjoyt!MMV81)'1pe-
clal NVlnga 1nd Ilka up to 12 months to pey, tool
m • B-ot-Chol!/e.eccepled.
Bro1dw1y An1h1im Center-Anaheim
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ALTERAnONS AT COST
NO C.O.D.'al NO DELIVERIES!
NO MAIL OR PHOIE ORDERS•
South Co11t Pl111 -Cost• M111
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. z -·1'_A-'1TREE DECORATIONS ·La~nt . . . . . ' ... Fau:J .GIFT WRAWING '. Lan~. ' $·]59
.. -nNSEL ·~ RJIUON and · ETC. 0111door . . . ..
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B/ai:k s. Decker
3/a' DRILL
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JIG SAW with SIX BLADEs
Wlllle ~otr .. Lids! ·~ l llH• •~!Ht 2 tor
, ..... ••••• 2 1•t lllOOtll wood, l licll tDt come IN fi" 111bl.
PLUS blld• Wttncll. H1nd7 r.111110 '411C~ "°"" 11 . Ytl'Ntlll ... __ ,_ =.= •111111
Reg, V•lua 12f,46 --y 1899
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callee, auloa!•blly, Pol-
l1h1d a\11mllnu11, wltk
blac:k' acoentm.
Featuring · 1 C101r NEW PfRM •PRESS 1,... touch-up oettlng
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every blendln9 JOb ' ..
• Pafe.nted, cooler operat~nt 1720 watt AC motor
• Solid Stete Circuitry fof h>nger life enef
dependeble bfendin9 1cfloft 1t 1ny spe.d
• 5-eu p heet-resl1f1nt clov~{ 1h1pe'd gl1s1
cont1lner
• Av1ll1ble in Avoudo, H•l'Ytst Gold, White
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~settln&s, plus REHEAT POSITION
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" ROME (U) -0.. ,_ -the ldnc, may Ile Invited bou1e1 are prolectod II bwrs
,..; a ~ YGUOC man blck<'at ,aey-." a dfll bY Italian polloe.
wllh a atuf>by beard· new 1n Collltantlne la cOUectlnc hla Queeo Anne-Marie II Ire-
·• da · to n--"---' ·•-IUO IOO llDDUOI Sllj>eDd and quenUy oeen wlndow·lhoppinc &.m."" 111e p;;;: :;;~-..u\ar do -a llntlle car In Rol11e's !Ublonable bouU.
"l want to · relurn 1o t.fr'hla'clally drlveo. qu<iS. Tbe khlg'll often spotted G~," .aid IQq CooaiaJ>. ·Bil yacht~ ....... ver, at hone Ju1nPiac eV<Dts, and
tine ll. "But f nwit ""'" WU sent to llaly and Ulla lllll gone bunting with the •
.........., lhat ;lll!' ,COUllb"y.' swnmer the royal couple 1lelJlan royal fanilly ll04' 1
ii on the way liack · 1o a.Moclilerr""'"8 ctufae. , Brussels and wl~ Prince Juan
··~ _,_. ,,,'J1)o caupla .ranly " out Cl.dol< .. Spain •••
A year alter hla abortive on "the town. and ~ Ibey, la Gr:eece the king's pro. •
·1 ~ Olf'.Qoo: · Jt )*1, ~ lt'I to IL-le· ~ant J>'.O'ly •( 1atoJ and bis iwMla,r t K1nf ~. 18, aaa 31o or ·'lo •. "lnOV!e , ,l!bere lhey"'Jlil~ In Cl>rfu are . bl!lnj( .
' y~d .~,~-~ ,tailc!, la,~1 \iM e~or)'.one guarded and kept up by tllie • 'aie'iWI buei!ln · . , • elai '-lib Qll&n _;'lip I her ·regime. None of his -0..
• '. "-Al. 'first, env.y8~ the ~ .. who ',)!Ves,w ctllie• ,<gro)'\'!"lies lllll boia · <OD-•
,QXoet , regime •hdttled roid~ID ano~ villa. Both a.ptod.
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l!!olw ... .:l,\olne and '.Athens,
attempting to negotllte 'the
kln(a re\lD'll , ,IQ reign over
the goy~nurtenk oe ... colonels.
i.IPE 'oF0EXJiZ,, ;; , ·
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a triclde and the·.Jnal coupl~
and their two children 1Eta~
the !Ue ,of other e'illed E"'°' pian , royalty. Tbiy, ')lop from
one ·~ital to !1JOther to visit
retailves: to go "on1 hunting
expe,dlllons,, to la!« yacbtlng
trips. \ :"' '• '
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his ~s In a rented house
15 miles froml Rome; "'m~µmes di!Vlni into' the 'C:li 'Boy, 11; Plans to. Try ~':'"~~~~
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NEW •YORK (AP) -"An '·1Mamls, lhe ·case was-~taken Greek sources saY Constan·
11.,..,--0Id boy :ru.. gone il$>"' b" ""'' '"•'""""""""'""' · • "Fedefal' court tp proteCt hil' f ,. uie 1~1 ~i;,.c.m~·!!ency tine wants. the regpne:~ rit~t
ri(hl: lo petition fOr. the ouster ,i Civil ' Liberties. Co~1~ -. stiff •co~t1~ {01'! his· ~etum,
of "---• 1 · · i · 1 .not ·COnnectetl: .. w1lh: _.1 t,he such:as 'leinitat\ili\aD 8tjried , •,wi ,a:uoo P,I'Jn~,pa · . American Civil Lt Je s forces officers wlJQ}suppOrted
Jqshpa J . Mamts, a student Union him in his bid tO ·oust the
at Inter'Jn~-School 44 in The· COi.ii' is' ked junta and a general.' a'mnesty: ~~· ~Id ·a-news corr-to . to ; ·es the for 2,000-pollttcaJ:1nisontta..~ ~ on .9.f:, liberties ~ai'anleea:Wlder the The regime seems hardl ~-got .tlJ.I!: Jdea from 8 film ,First Ameiidment to the US likely to agree to the terms. we~ la~ year 00• !_be BUI .·· CQnstltuticin, · Jncludbig: .. t h ~ Nevertheless, ttie Greek
of ~:hicipAl, Saris Cohe[h l::;;;'~'rl!gb~t~to~' .'eircul;,r;o;;;ate;;;•;;;a;;;pe;;;· t;;;JU;;;on;;;, ';;;' ;;;Em;;;bass;;;;;;y;;;;;;ln;;;l.on;;;dmJ;, ;;~;;;d ;;;bis~\!
a sCboOI officii.1 for. 22 years, II
did not. repOrt for' duty durfng
the 'citywide' teachers' strike.
Nelson' Harris se.rv~ as acting
pincipal during the walkout.
JQShila said that he had
gatbeioed 120 signatures among
classtnatei s e'e king the
remov81 of. Col\en, 3nd con-
~-= i~t Cohen told bim
"l1fh00ght Mr. Harris ..
• wu1rnore :capable of :i>eing
principal," the boy said.
Old World
Mediterranean
.Spanish Furniture
Received cancellation of $22,000.00
Spanl1h and Mediterranean Furniture
All New Tep 9ti"llty lnllMI N111 ...
hcorator'1 DrH• House Oa Dlspl.,
Jt~ms as. follows.: Georgeous 8 fl custom
quilted sofa with -separate loose pillows with
heavy oak trim decnr and matching chair, 3
nilitching oak occasional tables, (2) 58" tall
decorator lamps, banking chain swag lamps
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Contributions ' SEATl'LE, Wash. (AP)
JusU~ Court Judge' Charles
M. Stokes has returned cam·
paJgn contrlbutions to his Sl!P-.
poterst Stokes o n 1 y spent
about 11,600 of the $3,2Il col·
lected (or his successful wrtte-
ln candidilcy:
Checks Jar 46' percent of
each df)n0r's Contribution have
been·!ent'to thein.
decor dininJl set. etc. ,
Mole ....,_, ...... 11l•r $15Zl.OO
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Any Piece Can '6e PurchaHd lndlvldually
Terms Av•tlable -Newcomar1 to Calif.
, Credl.t App~oyed Immediately
, J J J] Furtaiture
• At Harbor · Blvd.
i'B44 Ne;Nport Blvd. Costa Mesa anly
Every ·n.ight '"'tli 9 -Wed .• Sat. & Sun. 'til 6.
SLACKS
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lily \
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ITALIAN KNITS
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OPEN DA1LY 9 am to 9 pm: . · Tailar on Premises
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Som• l•ny-w•eny, som• fl1shing~ som• with
60 bulbs. Som• for outdoors, som• indoors.
• lil.lmRINCi 'TRIM A TIEE'
Ornaments--Music1I Th•m•s, Ginger-br•ad,
Circus Themes and many others.
• CiARLANDS FOR DRAPING
Blu.-SilYer-Gold and multi-color•d.
• USE AliAlN
Christmas tre•s from 4' to 7' tall. Whit•,
green .nd sprue•. Realistic beyond compare.
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Freshly eut Christmas
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Nation.
:tree of All
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Pre-ossemblod, lasts
from year to year.
4 to 7 Ft. Tan
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• Center Pieces .& Wreaths
CustOm designed ori9in1ls, be•utifully made.
Somit with birds, candle11 figurines ••. with
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Chrl1tma1 TrH
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Polnettaa in full bloom-Glor.
ious n•w doubl. r•d Yeriety.
Let our florists &all "Mtrrt1 Christmas" fo r you with a dis-
tinctive floral eviter piece of arrangefflents of f resh flow-
er1 of th1 ,1eason.
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HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M., SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
OPEN .VERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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Creating·a clay model of the official 1969 Inaugural medal, scUlptor lia!pb J,
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I Nazi Era Still Not Out of Life
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Berliner went to the registry
office during World War II
an~ asked for an application
to fbange his name.
11What's your name?" asked
th& registrar.
'11Adolf Monster," answered
the'wan.
0Jt'E; understandable you
wQt' to change that name,"
ttj\'·:official said. "What do
yW_•ant to change it to?"
•"Wilhelm Monster," he
aflsWered.
DESERVE PENALTY
Did telling jokes like that
about •AdoU Hitler deserve the
deith penalty? Did the judges
a& legally on the infamous
N"Qi "Peoples Courts,''
e~blished to speedily try
"enemies or the S t a t e I I O
"defP.atists" and ne.rsf'lns ac-
c~sed o~undermining the war
effort?
Ji. West Berlin court in a
vtrdict that has c a u s e d
wtdespread indignation and
criticism has ruled that the
azi courts' death sentences
E>re legal. The court "recently
led the Nazi judge may not
punished for imposing Ute
entences.
The court's verdict has
reopened old wounds and
shown that 23 years after the
war!s end Germans still have
not succeeded in what the}"
.:ailed "overcoming the past."
was necessary to
defeatism.
"Every era has Its own con-
cept of · the nature and the-
purpose of punishment."
West Berlin Mayor Klaus
.Schuetz called the verdict a
scandal. He noted that the
city prosecutor has said he
wCIJld· appeal ·the verdict ana
he expressed the h o p e
"anothec court will see that
justice la done."
The West Berlin coort ac-
quitted Nazi Judge Hans
J oachim Rehse, 65, of charges
of murder for the execution
of. three Germans sentenced
to death by a "Peoples Court"
in which he was an associate
judge. He also was acqulttedl----~----
of attempted murder for four
death sentences he imposed
which· were not carried out.
DEFEND ITSELF
Judge Ernst Juergen Oske,
only 19 when the war ended,
ruled that · ever.y state, in-
cluding "Nazi Germany, has
the right to defend itself
against those ·it considers
enemies.
He granted that t h e
measures taken·by the Hitler
regime a g a i n s t anti-Nazis
were harsh but ·said, "an ex·
traordinary situation demands
extraordinary measures."
"Germany was in a battle
of life and death" he said
in his ruling. "To survive it
Christmas
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BUILDING CENTER
Tests Show That Fat Whoever heard of Chrb:bnas
shopping at a building supply
store? Really, it's better than
you might think. We have hun-
dreds of unusual and usual things
that would warm the heart of .en Just Like to Eat
NEW YORK (UPI) -
either full stomachs nor fear
ffed 43 fat young men in
Ir eating. With 48 lean
g men either condition
quite enough• to dull the
petite.
I this eating was done
a scientific laboratory in
hunt for psychological dif-.
ces between the fat and
lean. In physical cOntrols
y are assumed to be alike.
n either group an empty
mach contracts as blood Ir diminishes · w h i c h
rates a feeling of hunger.
ence also knows feat curbs
lite by abolishing
ach contractions and tak~
stored sugar from the
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th stomachs empty, the
oung men reported to the
lumbi a University
tory of Ors. Stanley
ter, Ronald Goldman
Andrew Gordon. Like
ny su bje cts in
c hologi ca l es:·
entation, they w e r e
ived as to purpose. They
t they were to be tested
ste dlocrlmlnolioils.
e were greeted with
beef sandwiches. Both
nd lean fell upon them
gusto. St6macbl now full,
sugar now up. the
feeling pmumably
each young man wu
alone In a cubicle with
bowls of craclten or dil·
t kh4
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. any man on Christmas mom.
They were told to note taste And solne things to · watrn the
differences a mo n g the heart· of most any woman, too.
crackers. Through a one-way
mirror a hidden psychologist ~ of ~en need a good ham·
·counted the crackers they ate. mer. ours are be.Suties -well
The lean young men were tun-. balanced and rugged -from 99c
ed to their full stomachs. They to $9.95. Maybe your man bu a
ate onl.Y enough cracke~s to hammer, but he would love to taste dlfference. The fat ones . · we~n't tuned. They · liad aS own.a po:wer_ ~II. We sel! Black
much appetite for crackers and becker drllD; for as little as
as they , had had for roast $10.99. Or a paint brush • we'll
beef. bet you don't have a first class
Other young men were ~n-brush in the house. He'll apprecl-
fi:>nted · by fonnidable ~-ate an expensiv-=. brush, and this
tr1cal apparatuses to which ld ~ hi 1 to Ith they were attached by elec-cou . ~ a n get on w
trodes. In the interest of the painting the-bathroom, or some-
experiment, they were told, thing.
they were going to get a pain· b .1 . . ful shock. Thal was to create We u1 d Uunga, ~· like work
fear which would halt the con-benches, playhouses, tool sheds,
tractions of empty stomach and small, medium, or large dog
and step up blood sugar levels. houses.
Ll1TLE APPETITE Frankly this ts our slow sea.
For the lean young men, son, so there ls plenty .of parking
it worked. They had little ap-and no waiting. We're complete-
petite either for roast beef 1 h~ 1 ln b or crackers. For the fat young Y 1 P ess at gUtwrapp 1: ut
men jt didn't worlt. They ate-you ll find friendly, profesa1onal
aJ ~uch as fat yoUng men service here and reasonable
ate. with their minds at rut. prices.
'IObvioUsiy the obese an
·fat; obvlou!ly they 91., The
feelinga assQC:iated w i t h
, gaslric mOllllty I • m P l f
·-acha) alid hypoglycehla
{low blood sugar leveta) ·~
pell'' lo-trip ~ .. In .....W IUbjecll. Wbaf lfil· ~eating for the obese?"
They dldn1 know and, they
said, "we confeu 1 i:ertaln
feelln \ of helplessriesi. •
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. sr.c:..ucus, ·~·~· 1
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Allor 100 yun of bickering, 1lldllnl 1. -.. " b o ..iclclY clllnpd bandl u Ille "aold be autltor1ad to .91>'t
Ille .way 'ja lualbi .CM. for belpeil -tllo --ill! flolob·..i Billllh traded...,. -I« ftlwlc1nl. , • • ,oenvertJnl tl!e" .wjild•a moat dovolopaMal pllll llnuaJi 1 trol of tbe ~. Paul N. YlvtaU:er, ~je
e!p!llllve 1erbqe dum1>;ln!O """" al local -1UaD-· Morla al defelopmenl IOI commlaaloner' ol commliDitY
I • 31JI ~·ctty JOJthbi' r In Ho ,.-l'aw allle, boc&ed down by tbe floyolu-alfaln who -W "<~.a
eyool# of ' Ille ' Muhattab ,Ibo' lllel lmolm 11 Ule tlooarJ war, t1tle d,laputea member ol the devtlOJ>ll'!\llt
· j~e. • ". r·· " , Ha c t en 11 ct R I v • r -lndlvlduall and tbe rtae conunlaalon. 111)'1 tbe ,,,_.
A pllll lot dev.elo!IUll la.tllO M-lan!I II ealllnllad to o1 Kew Yor1(Clty. ,,1an Umelabie I« com
. acres o( manlifaiici ·1n tlje be ""'111 II bllllon. • , • of the urban complex .la 25
litrlb /eraey ·-• --Govtl'lllDel'lt olflcllla 111\1 ' BllEAl:TllllOUGB "O ~ ID yeara.
finally approved by Ille Stato rNl mato uper\I call tt Ille ' A maJor ~ oc-"We're IOinl to sboW a new ·LqlalatUre Jut wee!<. , mG11 expwive · P*e o I currad lul year wlien the lace ol New Jeriey to the
Stale olflc1a1a lnubedlajely undevelbped land In Ille -Id New J.,..y Suprane • Court -world," YJvlaaker amrtod.
moved fw federal •Pll'OV•I · Wse!Y bec~,·ot ttl pros· ruled that UWe to a 11 "lt'a been an, uiJy face, we
ol Ille plan which they project bnlty to New Y6rk City. • marabland-or 1...1 covered all know tha~ but -we
11 the bluut combined land For . more than • century by hip tide-belonged to Ille have nld It straight out that
retjamatlon 1and u r b a n the awampland bu been a state. , we're going to have a face-lift·
dev~ procnm ever ~t-ractptacle I« rnUllaoa ol 1\111 The plan approved by the 1n1. And this pllO la a state-
tempte<J' 1n·u.e Uiilto<lStateL · o1 prbap dumped each year ·• LtllalaJure calla lot a oeveo-meot u bil u the problem The plan·envlalooo~ -. by Norlh Jeney commun!Uea member repma! commlalioo which It bopea lo oolve/' >
urbad eomplel allout ·u.. wlilch lna1atad Ibero-waa "°'i;·:;. ;::::=:=:::============~:; physlcail s1ae ol MlllllattBn . -place lo put It. . ~·
with perhaps lll0,000 people · Th • i e coiiunuoltlel eit-
and 300,0® Jobi. lt'Ioob to tracted i prom1at trom 1be . TH. E BOAT BEAT the cruUon ol icboola, boua-state that atterna~~I · •
lnlcompatlble lndu1.trl1l· !~.~=--~. adveata.,,..bllabedln . . , . •. : :.· d·e·velop.me.a·t,pa1t1, -........ "'""' tramportaUon jacillUea apd lnc:lnerat<n or J mp r O Ve d Al111•11 leck1bty, fl•ff•11•I 1w1rd wl1111tr fer hit ,_.,,~,, .~
all the otb~ eSMDUall ot a landfull ORefltloDa. • y1chff"f, co"n the Wit M1t hr th DAILY Pll.OT. H1'1 ti..
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EIGHTH WOND~ 1111 !« a0me wampum, II ttoff. •
"It could veri eully turn brua kettla, -· cheap
out to be the eighth -cloth and ·half a ~-of ..
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2·YEAlt lllCTURE TUBE GUARANTEE-Ho Matter Where You Uvt orWhtrt You MOYt:Anyplaea in tht U.S .•••
)'Ol.lr M1an1vox Gold SHI Plctur• Tube Wtrrtnly Is Vllld for 2·yearsl If dtftttlve m1ttrLll or workmanship caut•
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IF SO IT IS MANDATORY UNDER THE LAWS OF CALI·
FORNIA THAY THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS OF
THE CALIFORNIA CIVIL CODE BE COMPLIED WITH:
LAW ON PUJLICATION . OF .CERTIFICAJES
OF BUSINESS, FICTITIOUS FIRM· NAME
' !Civil Code ·;$acilon 2466-6U9)
Sec. 2466-EXcepf ai Ot'herwi.. Provided · In the next
tection ev1ry JMrtOn .tranudlng buslnen In this State under
1 fletltlou1 n•rM ind every partnenhip transecting buslnen
ln this St1te under 1 fictitious name, or a desfgn•tfon not
1howin9 the name of the person interested •• partner In
such bu1lnfts, mutt file with. the clerk of the · county In·
which hit or its Drlncipal pltce of business is •iYu1ted, 1
cerfific1t1 subscribed ind 1cknnwlic1Qed in the menner pro.
vlded In S9Ctlon 2461 of the Civil Code, stating ·fhe n1me
In full 1ncf the pl1ce of residence of such' penon and st1tfn1
the n1m1 tn full of 111 the memben of such partnership
and their . pl1Ces of r.-ld1nc1.
Such subscribed ind acknOwledped certificate must be
published subsequent to the flltn~ thel'fff with the county
clerk pursua"t to Government Code Section 6064, In 1 new.
Dlper published In the county, if there be on•, and if there
be none ln su·ch countv. then in 1 newsp1D1r In an adjofninq
. county. An 1ffld1vit 1howln~ th.• publlcl'tion of such certifi·
· eete as In this section provided ·shall be filed with the county
clerk within 30 days after th8 Cf'lmpletlon of such publication,
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but In no event shall such l'Ubllcation be made prior to the j
filing of such cerfific•t• with the county clerk.
2468. -The certificate flied with the clerk es provided l, in HCtion twenty.four hundred and sixty-six must be siqntd J
by the person therein referred to, or by the partn1n, as the
c1se may be, end 1cknowledged beforft some officer, author. l
lzed to take the 1cknowlecfgem1nt of conveyances of refl
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nerson under 1 fietltlou1 name or • partnership Is hereafter
formed, the CArtificate must be filed and the publlcatio11
d•sinl"~tH in th1t section must be made within one month
after th• commencement of such business, or 1fter thfl fOrma.
tlon of the 01rtn1rshlp, or within one month from the time
designated In the aqretmll!nt of ih m•mbers for the com-
mencement of the partnership. Where the business has been
heretofore conductetl . under 1 fictitious iiame or where
the aartnership h•s been heretofore formed, the certificate
must M flied and the publication made within six months
a"'-r the p11s1"e of this ad. No person dolnq business under
1 ftctftlous name or his lffiAftff or 1ulgn .. , nor 1ny pe"
son doln~ buslnes.~ as partners contrary to the 1rovisions
of tkls article, or thelr assion~ nr •s~ignees, shall maintain
In the courts of the State of C1llfornl1.
Sec. 2469--0n EVERY change In the members of 1 p1rf..
n1rthip tran~•ctlna buslne11 In this 1t1t1 undtr • flc:tltiou1
111me or 1 dul~n1ti11n which does ·not show the n1me of
the ~rsons Interested 11 p1rtn1rs In Its business ••• : 1 new
c.rtfflc11te .must be flied with the ~nty Clerk, and a new
publlc,.tlon made as required by thls artlcfl on the form1tlon
of 1uch partnership.
If you have n9'1ected tht1 procedure, you should ,.,Ila that
the n1me of your firm 11 not protected and th_. you are not
entitled to m1Jntaln sulh for collection, or for other purpoMS,
•nv •ction upon or on account of any contract or contr1cts
their 1Nrfnenhlp name, In anv court of this state until the
c1rtlfic1te has bHn flied ind th• publlcatlon has been made
111 herein required.
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County and dl1trlbutad In COSTA MESA. FOUNTAIN
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1omathlnt which 1hould not bt ovorlookad.
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892-4463
Formo for Fldltloua Firm N11M1 and Cortlflcai. of Abanclonmtnt of Fldl·
tlov1 Firm N1m01 can bt obt1lnad FRIE from any of Iha DAILY ·PILOT ofll-ahown below: -·· •
3IO w ... ·11ay Slffff, Coota 'MMa 92627
2211 WOif Balboa loulnanl, Newport llaach 92660
309 5th Slffft, Huntlntl•n loaeh 92646
222 Foo:ost Avenuo, L .. una llHdt 92651
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.High~ ~chool R.~lly Erupt,s
HQngKong
F1u Now
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An---· ..,... ecllveb' lnYolftd ID 1111 dllWrban.. .. tho _,.
N ..... Cllllpal Ill Wiiii -
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~D AV I S BRl1 \\/N
.. the lftrernooll.
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-· -la lbe -I a_ ... twolntrah
cw, w .e..111 •u ndllc.ir.
-al---·· -allatlllrlal Ille window of a -•I* radio car, but .. lnjutteo ..... reporled,
Twenty Polito unlta ...... ...t to the achllol and 10
dlviolom UirouPOul lbe city
..,.. placed on alert bul no
~ were made. ,
The protell ... mmed ,.....
a ochodulod meetllll ~ay
of ib6 ICl>ool11 raeittY .-1 ..
tion to dlacua ilemanda !or
.,atudtots evaluation ol. -llld--Gail'\,VU Meter,. prelldent
of the uaoclaUon, Aid when
the tucben arrived at the
-.,, about IOI -•ta
were waWnc In the auditorium
IJld ,..... Jed by the four
BSIJ mem ...... Many of the
lea<;herl~toenter~
auditorium · but eboot 3t dl!I
ao IJld ~ demands
withthe otudent&.
0 We jUlt wanted to liJten
a n d participate," l'.I n e 8SU
mem)?er aaid. 11But they just
wan~ UI to get out."
Word that' the four students
had been upended a~ead throuli> the campua Wed·
ne&diy morninl and the noon
rally wu orpnized by the
BSU.
Epidemic
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' ~!'!.".!cla Gov. PIUI Lua!!,
_...,. Fnnt -.... o .. c. Smllb and Colll<lmla
Reaeal Wllllom Freocb lmttll ofllulllarinobave~
In ........ lllil _.. -Iba
H0111K..,llu.;
.. Loo Anceles County the n~ ~~epidemic propor-tions WodDeada,y, but NortJ>.
em CallfOrnia so far wu •
caPinJ the nalionll spread of
the VlfUS.
Health ollic141s said the epi-
demic In Los Angtlea County
will probably pat' between
Dec. 17 and Cbfulmu Day.
"We m DOW at the bue of lllei=lc," Aid Dr. Gerald N01lTHRIDGE fAI') -A H • LOs A n I e} e 1 lf~ytJr..akl member el the ~ llealtll Olficer. He Aid Black -Un!Gn at 8"'
the del«mlnatlon was mode Fornando Val1e7 Slate.COJlt&< hOcl~M of tbi blll!.--bas been lrrOlled on llUlpidtln '
rate in adlooll-an-eatlmlted ol lftth!I a Sl001oot fn.tJtat
7,000 students-and 1a-bu.it-· 1wept the cam.pu·1·
....... · . . mlnlltraUon blllldlDi lat SUo-
Laxalt and singers Sinalra day.
~d ~mith _all were ttpcktn P0Hct1 uid the y o u th ,
tn M~flr!I Nevada. ' , Eupne KJ111., wu arrested
Throtl.rbout most of North--Wdeneada,y by a r 110 n ln-
ern Callfonila. how.ever, ab-vestq;atora at ?rlJ CIJllpul sence1 were about . normal. donn.ftory . ~ ::1~~~,!' ~: Officers· Aid the Necro
slate school reported unusual-hUhman wu one of. the three ly high .-IJld ooJy one dozen perlOl1I ......ied Nov.
cue of lion&· Kq nu baa 4 alter Black Sludonla Uploo
been confirmed ln ,San Fran-' members leiaitll! t be ld-
cl!co. mlnlltratlon boildilll •• d . alle1edly b e l d M penons
hoolqe at knilepohlt for i...r
houn.
* * * SVF Dorm
Rotor Spindle Blamed
For) Helicopter Crash J ANGELES (UPI) -. the rtault of .. Sll·L eruh . Fire Minor
Airlines U$I Sikorski B&l·L ·111at look 21 1iv01·in Compton
helii:optel'a now are required lut August. . NOllTllRIDGE (UPI) .,.
. to ~place. the rotor spindles Breakup of 1 spindle was Firemen early today quickly
after 2 400 houri of Ult as · ertin,Wshed a wutebuket ' • blamed for the Compton ac-blase ln a residence he.11
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Mlllress
Twin 'Sin ..... ,..
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cident. · cafeteria at · San Fernando
$300,000 Mail Georp Baker, Investigator Valley State Collea•, • • W'I-aTWl'UV--Al'KF,ft "0 for th•. Na Ilona I Anon lnveatlgetora were •• •• .n..t .. I'->-..:.Jl._...n,, '-' •
, . -·Tranaportauon Sal•ty Board, ·called tn to determine t11e • 4001 llRCH 's'r., NEWPORT ·11.AeH 545-8409 Sorters 'Debut' aald Wldneadey the faulty cause of the lire which cau!ed ~n:! =.lnbef~f~ :,r-~d:e~1~=:= Aowtr..o.c.·__......._·..,. .,,,.._ • ..,. ~
·ranld. operated cold dormitory i... ~
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646-1684
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Two $300,000 machines
capable of aorting :Ml,000
.pieces ol mail per hour made
tlieir debut Wedneaday at the.
Rincon Annex of lhe · San
Francl>CO Post Office.
other testimony lndlcated _~inl~a~bout~toO~aludell~~IL.~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!! LAA ,..., using reconditioned ) •
pally 9.9, Sat. 9-6 spindles on some pCanea befGre
the 2,400-bour limit was ~
poold.
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THE BALBOA ISLAND
MERCHANTS
INVITE YOU TO"JOIN THEM THIS
CHRISTMAS FOR THE MOST
DELIGHTFUL HOLIDAY ..
SHOPPING YOU HAVE EVER
EXPERIENCED!
63 SPECIALTY SHOPS
AU NUTUD TOGllHIW
IN A TWO ILOCK <AHA" , , JUST ova !lf. HIDGI WllUI·
JAMIOIB IOAD MllTS THI SU..
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TO COMPLEMENT THE THIUY-THREE HUGE
P"RKW"Y TREES BEDECKED WITH 1100 TWINKLING Ll~HTS
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United 8tatM Natlon1I Bink wHh only S50 • • • or
1dd $50 to your p'9Hlll 1ccolint. You'U. receive your
fl11t flvo p!ICI ploct Htting FREEi Thi• beautiful 'oiiYllplala,
by Oneida ltd. Sllveramllha, la tha lovaly "Aowtrtime" pattern
, •• an exclusive design for U.S. Nllional Bank. Start building
your 1Uverware service n~ •• , or choose from many fine
service unltl. Each additional place setting or aervict unit
cos1s only $2. 75 (includes sales lax) , , , wilh an iddllional $50
depoall lo your savings.
See the hand80"14 Oneida "Flowertime" sllvtrplatt dl1playa
al cur offices now , , , then gel your very own for h~liday en·
ltrtainlng and giving. , ' ;
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Marriage
Licenses
DEATH NOTICES
NELSON
Affrwd tt.llOll (Olla:), d ml Sl•"-,t., HurrtlltttM BHctl. Swvtwct by bro....,, Homer1 11tten. loom. H-
ard, Laolt MeMllltn JOflllla\. 9fld
Llnnlto Rou11 ..-l'IUINfOUli .W.C..
1no ~ Strvlc& Sltfllrdnl, 10:30
AM. l'fft{ F1P!tll'I' Cabli.f funenil -· , NEWE1L
Dort T, New.IL Diiie ol d9tltl. tlecem-
bef' 10. S11rvlwd by claU'lh!itr, Mn .
W11ll9m S. Edwerdl, f1f Wht l.DIJ Art-
Hlell llrll~lw, Mr1, Cllt'OI Glllo
~m. of Slllf1 All91 four o!Mr ,,,,.
chlklrtn1 ind two 1r.1t,.r1ndctllld...i.
Funer1t 11111 ln .. """11 ¥1111 bt l'ltld Ill
Preteatl, Wl1C-1n. 81ttz Morlt.Mlrv,
17•1 Su1>1rlor, COlll Maaii, forwtrdl"'
dfrecton.
KIRTLEY
Flln'llnt1 Kltllty. AM 1$, d 1'25 Ful.
lertorl. N1wPOrt 141tdl. Sef\llots Plfldo
l11t. kll BroHw1y Martu.n" 111
BrOldwrr. ec:.11 Mna. Cllret!wt.
l!ATOUlEV
AlllMlllWI N. 81touln. 525 El Mcdttna,
N~ hl<h. Survlftd by 11-Thffdort Peshth«lclff1 dWlll'll1r, Mn.
T1Ml1 c-1n, ,.._, 9etc111 1r1nc1-
d1"9llltr, Mn. Maritt! Wertowr1
1r1ndsons. 11.oberl Corwin. Vktor P1i.h-
ehonolft L1wr1nc1 Gr1V11, L-
9e1o;h; 1nd tour trMl1r1ncklolldrllll.
~rvlaL S.lunl1y, 2 PM. WIY'lrlY
C/lurcll, F1lrt1aven Memorl1t P1rlt.
wlftl 11.ev. Olarlft s.mlftl otJlcLlll1111 •
tnkrmtnl, F1lrllann Mm>wlll Parle .
Dlrw<:lfd bY 9111 9r...,_.y ~ry,
110 ll'09ft1y. '°''' Mnt. RILL
GrKt Ed"' Hiii. A.ill't a. ot 2001 .... vino, N9'flOPOrt S.ldl. Dlit. of dl!1f11,
~e<1mt>flr 10. Survlwd by dlu.hltt', Mtrlorlt 011~1 1(1111to. Ml. Olln.
rn1no!1; 1e1!rle<1 J. Horn1, Hiiisboro,
lllhiol1; Ind DorolllY Steln. Cost•
M111; 111!1r, /!Mr, Glrm1n. W••-· l!lonol11 tlthl 1r111dclllldr1n 11'11 11
trHl•tr1ncklolldr1n. Strvkft, Th!,trs-
lltv. 7;30 PM, WHld!lf Ct\111111. wlfll
Rev. ll.lch1NI Dunltp offltltllnt. En. tombmtnl, Melrl)K At>beV. Wnltllff
Mortutrv. ~ ... OlrKIOl'I.
SMITH
Petri E. Smllh. '11 Glt!Vl9Yrt, A.Pl ,
n . L"1un1 l11o;h. Survlltfll by hus-
bend, Rodotlri 1l1ler, Mr1. Vlol1 Etsl·
mtn, of Ntw JertoeY. S.rvlcf!I will bl
held Frld1y, 1 PM, Pttlflt Vltw Ch1Pfl, wllh E11tem Sltr otlkltllnt.
1ni.rmtnl, Patlfk View Mernorlt l
Ptrll. DlrKNll 11Y PKffk Vlorw Mor· .... . .., .
BALTZ MORTUARJES
C«on1 del Mar OR a."58
Cotti Mt11 MI 1-UU
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
119 Broadway, tyoata Mesa u 1-3433
DILDAY BROTHERS
Huntiqto9 Valley
M..-....Y
11111 Beadl Blvd.
HunUa,ioa Beacb
MJ.77'11
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
C.meW!y • MorlaUJ·
Chapel
Ult Pacific View Drive
Newpori llNcl, CaHfonda
t4U'I•
PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME '1111 _ .... w----
IMITll'l NOR'ruA!!Y
111 Mm 111. -.... ..... LB.-
WlllTCLIFF MOR11JAAY
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$75,000 Sought for · Smog
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County Aski,..g Federal Funm to Curb ~oUution
1Y JACK lloBAa:
Of .. Dllllr ~ -
Merchants
Projects
In Trouble
SANTA ANA -Downtown
merchants here formed .a
Business Promotion District
last summer, but now many
of them think they made. a
mistake. The whole thlng1'as
wound up in the courts.
The district was made a
legal entity by the city council
after 182 of some 3 0 0
downtown merchants signed
petitions urging its formation.
The merchants agreed that
their businesss license fees
should be raised to finance
the district, which hopefully,
was to generate additional
business .
Now 101 of them face a
lawsuit because they have not
paid the extra assessments.
The city filed the lawsuits
in municipal cOUrt:
Douglas Horton of Horton
Furniture Co. is leading the
defense against the lawsuits
and furnishing his lawyer for
all.
lfT'S BE FRIENDl Y
U YoU have new neighbon
or know of · anyone moving
to our ~ p19M tell u1
so that. ~ may extend a
friendly welcome and help
them to become acquainted
in their new 1urroundinp.
Huntington Beach
Visitor
. SU.9626
Costa Mesa Visitor
642-6014
-So. Co1st Visitor
494-0579
H1rtlor Vlsttor
675-3433
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ally conical s1118S up . to 5 tall
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COST A MESA 3088 Bristol
Just off Newport Between San Diego freew1y & Biker
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of our new
MESA SAFEWAY
Price~ t. .. ective i~ th S n r·· Jf: \hru 15 , .••. · ~·'iways Thurs. ru u ·· · ·
Vodka $
Kavlan3-Mild & Smooth
80 Proof
Scotch
MacNairs Imported
86 Proof
F!l!h
$
Filth
~~~,Whisky $ ® . i:;f".., Old Calhoun Straight Fifth
'~ 86 Proof
69 scotch Whisky !IHI SS" Vat 1mport:d 86 ~"' $2,.
Stantons Gin P•oot r1tt1
·gtrt Bourboll-Mtlf $114' Old Crow ~·;,,., •• 11 ..
;a;;;;;:s Kamchatka Vodka :O.t r1tt1 $3"
Whrte o< Gold $36' St •. llmo Rum so "'"' 1ttt1
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WASHINGTON (AP) --,.now--.--ua v•''""'' -..,
1 William P\jllogm' ..-11 q ,_. u lllprl """"' ~-P. In IJ. t to &Uld• .s. ! ..... polley ..... .,..,=llllo t!Je ~ ......... -........ y In '!lie neirt . actmlnistmloa lleld d •41' WI,-•• C. ,._,.. o by ..io ml -
4 )lavaanarrowbutiirm~: .....tr<SOJ~ ....... "' .... no .... 1 A 1ong and tntlmite ftla.. · ·11e.....,; wltltoop. 'tho -
Ucihahlj)" with -~.I;''••"' tho lllf ci.U , Ro,..., a grt<lllole of Nlxon. Id O!ll d • plw llJol Cornell'Unjveralty t.aw Scboa1
!n!acl, tt wu Ropra Wt. °""' .......... II ......... ad native ol, Norfolk, ,N.Y.
j be!ped Nlxoo thrOllllll -1J1m a low •--llMpraetlcedlawlJJllewYort
o1 what the 1-. ')lftll-"""'*"' D q moll. , , CllJ -lllO with a
: dent hlmaell -lo bis ~ boCmM allarlllir tlJll 1ial bandled IOlllO ID-
r best«lllng bo* U hll .. Sil ' .............. ,....... ~. 1&1•1!Ml :matters. ...
Crisel.", , ..i la UV ad~• aaC8 Boll~andthel.athtr
Rogers' 1el!ctlaai u the u-.~-=:;:~wa~M~dlleil=~lll~lll~.ll!o~~ol~m~.,,_.-----1
tton'1 11111. oecrelllf .ol -,
WU not widelJ' ,
befcre it hectme bowl. , ; .
di1• , ~ , , AMWR:ICo\'• LARe•aT .PAMILV CLOTHIN• CH~lll
Bal nambtc "' tlllo itllle;
wlllJ lnyer to ~-
--Iha ,.J!!!"I'. ---ult~ to ID-praldmtl-llloo!ld be:·~ banda nte
the Jlhon.Rogers rela-p •"Jlrim• ·ili>el, •dvlllni that a gip between the White
HoUle -and.1 State Dep&rtmenl
cculd have dlaaatrowl ct>n· ............
And It II t11i1 we~ ao
dram~y attested to by
Nl.J:on ~' that takes the
spotlight allbwgb Rocen .,m
brinlf ta bis .... Joi> Jong
experience In gov.._at and
a three-year ~-U top man
In the Justice llipoj1meiit. •
His ooly -coalact wtll! foreigp. affJ&I came u a
member ol the U.S. deleplloa
lo tho .U.N. General .U..ml!1r
in USS.
The crllea through whlcb t llogen guided hla frlend1J'<ln
• World War II Navy days were . ! the Alger Hiss .... that Nllon
: : proleC\lted a a ~~
• • the famous diadc:wan ~
' business ~ that
nearly coot Njlon the ,: lljlOI
f u Dwight D. ~·1
' . running mato In I~ Bild the
llnl Elsenbower heart attact
' • in 1965 when the reins of
1 •government fell temporarily : :to Nlml.
I • Nlloo wrote that bll flrll
' throucbt1 following
Eisenhower'• ~ "turned
. lo Bill Rog~" "'r the .. one • man whose jUdQllen be most
• i respected. .,...
: ' Rosen. un, bland .and
· youthful appearing af u ; first
met Nixon when tbe two were
st8tloned at the Quon.set Point,
R:I.. naval station during
World War ll.
Tbeir patha ~ again • atW NI• on ' cam. .to
, W~n u a freshman
'QOngressman after the war
and Rogeu Joined the lllall
. of the Senate w:a r In-
v ,e 1 tlga\lng subcommittee,
later beComlng !ti c b I o I
counsel. Rogera quickly establllbed
a reputaUon u a reltntJea
prosecutor of sraft • n d
suspecteil Communists I n
government, adding to early
aperlem:e be 'bid pined u
an •wl-In 1111 to New Yort'1~dlllrlot atlarlleJ, 'l'bomU E. Jlewe1.
He left the aovemmf!ll In
lllO, but rttl!n>ed ·two yean
lat.tr wbm Elfeahower m-
lerod Q)o.Wblte -. lolnlnrl
the .hllllcODepartmenl under analber llewe1 man, ·lltrberl
Brownell.
Tbe Nlzol>Rogen rela-
l'tJBttC WEI.COM!
l.oca!dd In ~UT\lln"""' Beach • Y.t mlle from
Pacific Coast HlllhwlY
oft Goldenwest Street
For •tartlnt times call 17141 536-7575
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New and old I!lll'Dben. of the stenford. Club o! ~e·County •
will )>e toa.ted witb cups of "Chrtolqlas dieer" .Sunllay, Dec. 15. . '
~· annUal holiday ~ party will take place from 5:30 to
8 p.m. in tbe ~ameo Shores home of Mr. and Mrs. R<!ger Poole.
Reservations for the event for members and· gµeots who ....ide·
, in coostal tjlies cen be made by caJung Mrs. Jame°'~ at 1146-
1535. · /,. twin' party is being staged for those in iDla.nd •commimiti'es
in the Dooald P. Kennedy home.in Santa Ana.
Making arrangemems tor· tbe tmditicl!"i coaStal party era
Mrs .. l!o\tty, Mrs. Vincent Chereoe, Mrs. John Wyman, Mrs. Pe4er
Dobbs and·Mrs. James Kleerup. ·
.... Tb:e, restive ilffair is ooly. ooe of · many activities mjoyed by
members of tile club this year. J,ed by Charles !lirllCb, the Orange
County group opened its seasoo _Witb a very silccessful reunion in
September in· the Balboa Bay 01\ib.' In 0-;: two.'bul<-loads of
lpyal . supporters attended tbe S'tlinfoid-UCLA footl>all . game and a
•charter flight to tbe Stan!ord-O!l ·"big game" took fims nortb In
November. ·
Aoot)ler November progt'l\lll featured Sltanford alumnus Robert
Lawrence Balzer, author, .who spoke on his expertences and know~
ledge of Asia and members were recent guests of the LoDg Beach
Stanford Club for a visit aboard the marine research schooner Te
Vega.
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·Counlf' givee, ·as any meµiber will -t.·Maklng.fiDal prepare·
'tiODI! for tbeii' :annual holiday coclitail' p8rty are (ielt to right)
' Charles .~ pri>sldent, ·Mrs. Frank'W., ~ and Mrs.
' . I Roger s. Poole. 'lbe' evj!nt Wjll'.take place Suliday, pee, 15, In
tba·Poo1e0':Camao:Sbo'1'8•feSid01>C.e. Aitwin'.Pi>4Y1wlll·be ·&taged
for membero•from Ulland communlliee -in Santa Ana. •
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To Enjoy the,"_Vie~w
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PatroneJS .. from the Orange Coast will be amoog vlewen ol
the seventh annual J. W. Robinson fallilion S.how on feti . 19.
' · Sporuored by tile guilds Of the Children's Hospit8! ol Orange
Coqnty, the spring style parade MU take placto in the Anaheim Coo-
vetitiOn ·center. · ·
Already accep.tlng invltati~ to be patrooesses and .represent..
Ing their CHOC guilds are Mrs. Tulley E. Brown, Queen of Hearts
Guild,-Laguna; .Mrs. Sally .Butler, Cinderella Guild, N!'\Vport Beach;
Mrs. Robert M. Thomas, Punch. and Judy Guild: Co618·.M!"a, and
Mrs. Leonard Peal, Little Mermaid Guild, HUD!lngton Beach.'
The gliltertng event will feature a cocktail hour at 11:30 a.m.
followed by a 12:30 lUD!'heon and fbe, 1 :3Q style parade. Generill
chairman of this year's extravaganza Will be Mr1. Richard Voelzke
of the Lit1lt!St Angel Guild In Yorba Linda. . ·
Patroo -cbairmmb ls Mrs. George Glede and her co-chalnnll
is Mrs. James J. Floreoce.' Both are memberl of Little Red Wag<in
G~. Orange.· · · ..
Proceeds from tbe annual everit will be donated to CHOC's out.
patieot Department to help Qffset the deficits lnCurred by pan.pay
patients. ·
The hospital is a private, noo-profit, coqnfy-wide 1upport'4
specialized pediatric center. The hospital admits children of all races~
creeds and economic levels from birth to age 17. Children wboSe
parents Cannot meet the full COii of· private care are on a part-pay
basis.
' Twenty-seven specialty clinics are in operation in the actiVt
and expending outpatient section. The specialty clinics include : gen•
• eral pediatrics, cystic fib19Sis. ear, nose and throat, general surgery,-
neuro!ogy, muscwar dystrophy, urology, ora·faoial, speedi patliology,
birth def<!Cts; surgery, cblld. develOP.mOl!l,_collagen diseas .. _.diabetic,
hematology" ~rllwped/cs, tboradc surgery, derinatology; family coun-
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' All ABOARD -Anxious IX> see. the IH!W 'l"'il!g S\Yles to be shown
at the J. w. Robinooo Fashion Show, spoosortd by tfie guilds of
Children's Hospilal of Orange County iu:e .four patrooesses (left
to rig!ll) tbe Mmee. Leonard Peel, Tulley ,E, BrcJ!l<D; Sally Buller
. l ' l ' ' ' . ' and R.clbert1M. ·Tliomas. 1'IO!!gb tbe 1,9211 fire en8\lle would prob-
ably be di• .most oovel tr~rtaticil' to• the e..mt in the Ana-
heim Convention· Center, when the time' comes, the patronesses
will probably use more convmtional modes to arrive by 11 : 30 a.m.
Childnii's H0&pital of O~e ~y ls app.roved'aa a center
for open-heart surgery !or clJildren covered by Crippled Children'•
Services. This ls the only center in O..ange County and one ot. ooly
lour in the state. · · •
Tickets at $15 can be obtained from any ,guild member.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'd like lo
prt tn my two ceota:' wcrtb ~ mar·
rite! children alternating holidaya with
tbeir parents. 'Ibe letter from the w~
an who siined herself "Wilhin&. Fall'-
neu" 'utt felt left out becauR ber son
ad hfl wife spent lo many holidays
with HER lamily """1W like my WJzy donl married kids Invite Mom
daughter's moth.,..ln-la,w. . . . .and. Dad lo tlielr bodlta !or botidB.Y
She can have them. All they need dinnen once ln • while~. rn tell you
ls an invitation. I'm sure they11 go. why. BecaUAe 1111 too much Ute wort.
I ... had the whole bunch bore l<r more ··----.. _ I --lo ----U __ ,a I'm_ IC• euJer.to be. guest1tban 11 holteu. ~-· ·--· ~ -(-.Ind chtaper;too.) tired. What get& me mad Is that Ibey
tlllnk Ibey are dolni me a !al't'r by U you will print my letter I pnxnlae axnio&· lo telepbm>e lll1 daughter and tell her -
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heel .who bad(one affak after another.
I wu crazy 11bout hJm but be Ignored
J:: . ' JQe. I marr.e:t ;too >'OUDI ~ ~ I
(' ·tllouglit lfWoulilfOIV•. my l!'Otilem 1'tilcb.
"-.. •1 w& getting beYoDd coatrol. I war a
. , c good-looking .girl .and ·hod Iota Gt data,
• . but I en,led up ale;:ping with every
lo read J.sm Llloden' column ·lbo .dB.Y, boywbo.lfkl='"~l!>·me. IL appears. 'So~ me! . ./ 1 I've tieen. 'three ~)'Mfl now --SW'oLu:N F£E."r and bat e fwo"chlldten. My' old problem
DEAR ~:,'lllUI ~ ~' Mi' back.. :i'b•· mlllohlll Ii be1Jnn1ni lo
Here It fl. .. _ . look' goo<! lo nit. A1lo the Tl\ repoinnan, ·
DEAR ~ t:mtln d-ale-Ji!o4;• tllO mallma~. ll!I. ~ lollow.
o1 advice. 1 Jiqpe.you aldibelp me .• ·; • · r ~·• 1.,; 111. bOJo;!dlpiate, wiui
My chi""'°"' was not a very ltaflll' any.mate I ~t 1 /
ooe, wbiCh"Ilib ..... ·lto part of-111!1· l'leuo doo~ !di· -.............
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vol•ed e< rejected. Help me, Ann. · -
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DEAR,ANN-LANDERS: A< a . Jut resort. '1t, Ibo desperate · maJe ltlldei\ti'
at MJcblpn ·Tecluiolop:al Univenlty,
are wrillq lo· you fw help.
'11i!. b a ,;,.;i .C..O... si..l 111\ country,
but K'.• •wll!llY .. lonolY up ,liere .. wltllout ..,.llHa-I _,.iii "Withe>!!.., ..
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U )'OQ help U1 the girli up 1'!e ...w.I
, appreciate It, too. !l1leJ' are ID •bana.I
lrom the social Ille Ibey -· -• ataylog awoke in claa. 'nlnl<a. Ann.
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~q-INll<wilh. "G..,.wholovesyou",$125.
TIWol life with e11l1urod "°"'"and diamonds, $150.
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lng features available bt Alla.
, GLEN Cl\AIG Hincbberg, oon of Mr. and Mfa. Stan
Hlrllchberg of Wutmlnster,
wlll celebrat.e biJ Bar Mltzvab
Dec. 11 bt T<mple Hillel ol
. . . ' ' Book Group . . .
ONCE UPON A TIME -"Once upon a time.'' 'Mrs. . n .wllen the Costa Mesa and Mesa Verde )ibrartes
Wi.lUam DaVidson tens · Steven Miller ,· 4, and Kim · · ·st.age ,the musical, 11Musici8ns of Bremen Town" at
Groff, 4, "~ere were four 4D,imals." Bµt_ Mrs. David--, ttJ.e ChriSt.mas parties.
son is smart -sbe won't-Iinisb tbe story unW ·Dec. ,
The Book Dlscwston Group
of Newport Beach Friends of
the Library ga-the last
Wednesday of the month in
Mariners IJbrary at 10 a.m.
' In Libraries
Parties 'Checked Out'
AMIRICA'I
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being dispensed by the 'Costa
Mesa and Mesa Verde
libraries this holiday season.
Also in the works are special
Christmas parties, f 11 m s ,
carolers and refreshments.
'lbe Costa Mesa Library
ttlebration· starts at 10:30
a.m. Dec. 14 with a live
musical show, "Musicians of
Bremen Town." The play is
, , Nobody an bur 0'9el dle91111tt of ChrlstmH, but we like f to think thatalltdlafitacmlntoeveJY 1ift·box·that leaves
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A showing of ,the film, "The
Sorcerer's Apprentice," Clll'OIS
and refreshments will follow.
A ballet will follow the
presentation-of the "Musicians
of Bremen Town" in the Mesa
Verde. Library.
The preschool carolers also
will entertain. Girl Scout
Troop 1011 will serve the
refreshments donated by the
Preschool Story Hour
Mothers.
Decorations for the library's
Christme tree were donated
by the preScbool story hour·
and Junior Girl Scout Troop
110.
Harbor TOPS
Harper ·School · in Costa
Mesa is the location where
members of TOPS Harbor
Lighters gather each Monday
evening at 7:30.
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the world's f_ine.st ski sweaters \
V.nelbec lor acti ve skiin g or fm fashion impact as a spectator •••
itee our out.standin1t .co!Iectioo. or sv.e alers. In subUe Dr exciting
pattern s and colors, we have carefully selected styles to pleaae
.every taste. We haYe the most famous makers in the wcrld
represented: Meagi, Bogner, Melliter of Austria, Demeile, Sportalm
of Alistria, Sporl-Obermyer, White Slag and Stampe of Norway.
Priced from 21.95 to 50.0I. Sportsman's Shop .
ALL STORES OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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a beautiful robe by Evelyn Pearson
We have an -111chanting collection of rob! styles. And, sbl'll
be delight~ to .wear them for IOIJflging. Our nylon tricot ~hes
embroidered panel down the fiont, and nylon lace trim. Pink, blut
or ·maize; P-S·M·L, 21.M. Short virrsion,.U.M.LouAae-•
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Nuptial Spotlight Shines ·on Women Students, Faculty for Week ·
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Tbe Rov. Abraham Abb
performed t b • dwble rtic
ceremony '"' the daughter of Mr. 1D11 Mn. Alfr<d P11DO
ol Colla Mesa and the ...
of Carl Palacio of Blkenlldd
IDll the late Mn. Bllblna
Eclipse.
The bride -.. ,...,. IDll gold brocade boluh
d<Oiper dress, mode by hot
sister, Mn. Willlam Vollla of
samr-Ana, who aerfiiif •
matron cl. honor. A bolub
ls the formal Hawaiian -with a blgb neckline, GO-.
girl sleeves IDll loog tr.m.
A corooet of plbke ""1ned
the bride's beadpil!ce and lhe
carried • l<I of pibke IDll maile. .
Mn. Vollla IDll t b e
bridesmaids, -Carmm Palacio, dougbler of · the
bridegroom IDll Miss Donllll1
Marrict of Jlmohdn and
Shmnaa (Jab, ..... pale
.,... c:n:pe -Red carnation leis a&nd tbe1r
beads IDll they carried ..,...
tioos.
Robert Uttlejolm ... bell
man IDll Voltin IDd Josepfl
Rnbinaaa ti Costa Mesa "'!ft
ushers.
A reception toolt pla<e ID
the PriDce Kuhio t<SlaiaiiJI
after the wedding.
Tbe coople, makinc -home In Hoaolulu, -tbe
MRS. MOICI PALACIO
F...,_Cost•-
neiplmng --their baaeymoon.
Guests ineladed tbe
lloblnsom of Caola 11-
Mart Payne, the bride's
cousin of Newport -;
William Payne. tbe bride'•
District
Winners
Announced
Winnen ia the. second Pine ----by Orange Dlslrlcl, California
Federation Gf Womm '• Clubs.
Junior Memer.blp, bave been
announced by Mn. DoaaJd
· Verleur, chairman.
Best In tbe show, wblcb -place in the Anaheilll Ebel]
clu-..e, .... Mrs. Jalm
Sulley, Yorba Linda.
Alu wlnnen incloded the
Mmes. Fnnk Soma, Hun-
tington Beach, third, -Uooal art; &bert llurny,
Huntington Beach, !Int, ·ud
Dale llusb, llunlinglall Beach,
third, stitchery; Willlam Bisi,
Huntington Beach, !Int, IDd
Wl1IWn Wilson, llunllngton
Beach, third, craft>; -Clow, San a-. tlllrd,
rugs and knitting.
mcJe d AMbrim, aml llr.
IDll llrs. Tfd '!llarpe of the
Islands-
Tbe bride atlmded Newport
Barbor Bigb School, Orango
<:-i College, tbe Uoiftnity
of California, Bedeley IDll
Milli College. Her -at-
-tbe Unlftnily of Ban.ii.
Supper Club
Sets Christmas
Dinner Party
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O!aperoues will inclDlle the
M-.. IDd Mmes. Jolin Bill-
ings, Barton Beek, -Cammm, Miles Lanm, Henry
Macftl. Henry Wagner IDll
W-lbon Woodman.
..... mformatioo ..., be
-by calling Mn. Wagner at GJ.'1915.
and
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True Luxury .•. True Value!
OTHERS $1177 to $4477
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SATURDAYS 9:30 TO 5:
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Charle1 Cohen with discrimi"°tion, are
KUlp,_.d arifulty into the1e 1toles. They're
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Char* Cohen alMf'\bled only the u
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Natunl ~-Soft M~ mink right nowt Tltis is o 1ump-
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School Units · Tuning Up for Rolidays
Tune Up for Yule Presentation
Preparing for tile Tell'lntle School PTA meeting cm Dec. 19 are
GllDOUllg Mn. Edward Schmclt and Miss Sherry Angel. Cbansooetle&,
and girla'. dloniaes and baDI also will be featured in the program.
Dave
boys•
Beleeric PTA
--Coot • ,., .....
ommtG UP: Rlftl'IM la
v .... °"" ~ Cini ril be ..... **I al ,,.
,...._ ,_.,,, Dec._ IT, ol
a::INMll. Direcllll L a c 1 • a.rue Brown. s ••• p 7.
U..allilltbeliiaWetawill
be Mn. .... llml!elrll
J-............ ... -Canyon PFA lln.--PtdlldtM
CQONG \IP: Clllrlatm•a
-wtllbe-allt
LIL md l p.a. SaturdlJ,
Doc. u, lo the~
rooaL Admlaioa • cents;
ftfrtb·-will be ....i.
REPORTS: A"''"nl l n ftli!lerinc ....... lut the
Feb. 11 -..... the
-Dennis lllller, Jadt Webster, William H •I I,
Alfred lladwm, J.....,.,
Levusuer, Robert Wrilb~
Tim Lynch. Donald -Inger, Gllr)" EvllllS, &cer
Davmpart m:I J • m • 1
Crmkhtte
College Pk. PT A -. ....... -Pftlidem
a>MING UP: Cbrl1tma1
OOM111G UP: ~pro.
.,.m II 7:a p.m. -_,, Doc. II, al Colla
-HIP Scboa1. w lbldmta fnm. tinderpi.--U.
'" -....... will palutm.
Mesa Verde PTA'
llr&. .... M Pr
' PrllWedt
alMING UP: O.lllmM prv. ...... """'"°' Ibo Weet of CbrlllmM, ,._..,, tbe
choir wlll lab ..._ ol ' ,..... ,_..,, Doc. !7, ln
tbe --...... . . • Boml memben will
-·~-mr-1111 the luncb boor 'lbunda)',
Doc. II.
Monte Vista PT A lln. Do.id -..u -COMING UP: Ilario al t p.m. -o;r. Doc. H, ln the
multipurpose ...... • • • •
Ou!stmas .....,..,,. ril be
...-..i by the Ont, ....
md 11111 lldnlll"ICll-
Christmas in the Air
Cbristri>as music will fill the air when student.. of Rea School present their
Holiday program Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m. Karan Be1rton and Carrit
Fogarty Oe!lt to light) and Dana TlmmennaIJI! (in sleigh), rehear&e for fes-
tive program.
Newport Hts. PT A
Mn. Elgle ArmlXlr
Presldent
t.eria. Parents and friends
are Invited to attend,
..irelhmenll will be served.
P-T Units Single Out Yule Events
at 7:30 p.m. 'l'Uesday Dec.
17, In tbe mulUpurpooo
romn. Bazaar wU1 take place
ht room one from a: 30 to
I p.m. Mothers of thlnl
grade students will host.
REPORTS: Jodgel for the
Name the School contest
were Mrs. R C. Pearce,
Costa Mesa city librarian;
Mrs. Charles Stanley, Costa
Mesa Recreation Depart-
ment art Instructor, and
MM!. Paul Friebertshauser,
Costa M e s a Recreation
Department c r a f t s in-
structor. Winners will be an-
nounced at the December
general meeting . . . . •
Wreaths, candles a n d
Dowen were made In the
home of Mn. David
Goodaell-A.ssistlOI were the
Mmes. Earl ConoVer, Mark
Morris, Donald Greene,
Michael Hill and J amu
Ellll.
COMING UP' students will
present, We Wish You a
Merry Ouistmu at 9:30
a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. 17, in the cafetorium.
Santa's Kitchen wil be open
to sell Christmas confections
donated by helpers of Mr.
Wentworth Scown, ways and
means chairman and Mrs.
Mu Marthcock, assistanL
Paularino PT A
Mn. Ni1et Balley
President
COMING UP: Annual
Chrisbnas program a n d
PTA meeting Tuesday,
Dec. 17, In the muilipurpose
room. Kindergarten w 111
perform at 7 p.m. and first
and aecond grades at 7:30
p.m.
f1Edlfer'1 Nclht: A _. *"°'9cl
19 Fciunt.lfl V•lln. Hvnll"''°" l.Ndl.
OmM Vilw, 19'4 •••ell ...i
w.tlNnlW sm-1 dldrld .,.rent-
IMd'llt" ...-ilD'*" will -'"
"'9 DAILY P'ILOT Nd! ..... lnforTna-
"'" _,., lie ,..,,,..., bf Mrs. Wllll1m
Pwlklrd.. 'tnM ...... l.uel1. "-'•In
V1lln br $ "·"'-.. ...,.. for ....... laitiaoo
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Arevalos PTO
Mn. B. J. W.ta
President
COMING UP: Happy Holiday
is theme of unit meeting
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Doc. 11. Indian Maidens will
...-the flag ........ y.
-will partldpalo ln
Oirislmas program follow·
............ meellq.
Crest Vw. PFC
President
COMING UP: Seventh and
e.lgbth grade Christmas
daoce tomorrow. spoasored
by PFO. Admission is a can
oc package of food lo be
used in basket! for needy
families . • • Ouistrna5 p~
gram and: unit meeting at
7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 19.
Baby-sitting available.
REPORTS: Crest VI e w
1weat1hirts now are
available. Child mes small,
medi!1m and. large sell f~
$1.:i(). Adults' nre 13.SO .. •
Plastic cans fllled with in-
dividually wrapped ca""1
are available for fl.
Operation Food March
Goldenwest PT A
Mn. Jerry S.lllerlud
President
COMING UP: Around the
World al Cbristmas 'l1me
will be present.eel· at 1 p.m.
RDd 7,JO p.m. Wednesday,
Dec. 11 by first through
•iith grade students. Short
unit meeting will ptte<de
7:30 performance. Mrs •
Mary Walquist will .. port
on the Boot Fair .••
ai.-as cWsroom parties
Friday, Doc. IO.
HB High PTA
Mn. James o.ntm Preskknl
REPORTS' Mn. Joe Muniz,
program ebalrman.
Lakeview School principal, Bernard Elmendorf collects canned goods brought
by Blaine Collj!lt and Denise Clearwater for 'Operation Food March.' The
food will be used to fill CbristiJw ha> kets for needy families In the area.
Mr. Safety Sunshine
FounlliA Valler __ Poll .. lL Les Rowland shows Lant> School students Mark llaJtJaW: and Mlay Kiii the Mr. Safety Sunshine eiliblem of block molhers
pro&ram. lbe program ensures children aafe refuge In case of emergency.
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pr<SeOl<d the first PrA
spooscr<d teacher-panel -gram lo famlllarlze parents
with the ~ musle RDd
drama classes. Student art
exblbit was featured. String
«dlestra' p r o v i d e d in-
spiration through music. A
report was given cn ~ new
musle 11111 art aperimeotal
~program. The
cbed circuit 'IV w a 1
demonstrated by the Drama
Department through a dma
reheanal tape of ''The Tam-
"" of the Sbmr." Students coul!J recognl:. their errvn
by viewblg tbemJelves OD
TV. Refreshmeol.a were
served under the direction
of Mn. W. H. Standridge.
Midway City PTA
Mn. Mel ••eoner
Prosldent
COMING UP' Plly entitled
'"The Lost Cherub" tb be
presented by fourth, flftb and
aixth grad era at 7 :30 p.m.
Monday. Dec. 11, in thl
multipurpose room. Mn.
Dennil Menuey la director.
Mrs. Donald Gabriel will
direct the school choir lo
Christmas selections..
Perry PTO
Mn. Floyd wtdlney
Pruldent
COMING UP: Annu1l
Olriatmaa program at 7
loolgh~ featuring fifth and
-graders, und ..... the directlon of their teacben
and Mlls Joan McGilloo.
Mothers of fourth, fifth 11111
&ixth graders will host the
r.fresbmenll donated by the
PTO board ••• Grab bag
bazaar will htghllght board
meeUng Thuraday, Dec. 11.
Proceeds will go to the PTO
general fund.
REPORTS' Tubm:ulln cllnlc
for first graders today,
reported Mrs. C b a r I e 1
Hamilloo, b e a II h RDd
wetlare chairman • • • PTO
donated 110 lo Operatlon
Merry Cbrlltmu .•• Unit
will boy Chrtltmas tree for
the cafeteria 11111 Santa will
visit school Frid"1, Dec. IO
•.. Mn. BID -.
membership ch airman,
reports $'70 wu given In
prizes 1o classroomJ bavlq
100 percent memberahip.
Springdale PTA
Mn. Gory WU...
PrWda!t
COMING up, Children
Around the World ii theme
of annual chriatmu ~
gram at 7:30 p.m. Wed·
nesday, Dec. 111, under the
clirtct!on of Mra. Jacqueline
DeMaster1. Choir will en-
te.rt.aln with C b r I 1 t m a 1
carols direcUd by Miss Judy
Feutz. Kl11:der11rten
Cilrlltmu .....,..,,. at I
p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 11.
St. Francis Aun.
WUllam Rellernu
President
Tamura PTO
Mn. Lowell Brink
President ,
COMING UP' Annual
Christmas music program
at 7 loolght in· t be
multlporpoae room • • ,
Paper drive from I 1o 11
a.m. Saturday, Dec. 1 t.
Proceedl will be used for
Amnrbear Musle Camp
acbolanblpi and m u I I c
depa-.
REPORTS: Tuberculin clinic
for fint graders completed
yesterday.
Village Vw. PTA
Mn.-.M-..t
President
COMING UP: Klndergart.n
and first gradera .,, l 11
prea.ent the annual
OiriJtmu program at 7:90
p.m. Tueaday, Dec. 17, in
the cafetorium. InvocaUon
by the Rev. Earl Wabbmith
of the Baptlal Cburch. Flag
ceremony by Girl Scout
Troop 191. Santi Claul will
give candy canes to the
cblldren. Unit meeting will
be followed by a Bake 5ale.
Newport Ele. PT A
Mn. John Scapple
President
COMING UP, Cbrlltmas prv.
gram will be presented at
' 9:30 a.m. and 1:45 p.m.
tomorrow, in the cafeteria
• ·• . • Board membera
hmcheon tomorrow' in the
home of Mrs. Owen Johnson.
Assisting with the menu are
Mn. Lewis Fannon, Mrs.
Bob Stewart, W. M. LewlJ
11111 Roger Early.
Helping Hand for Needy
REPORTS: Mrs. ROOerlck
Wheeler, book s t or e
chairman, reports special
books have been purchased
for ~ gifts and
during December. Parents
are invited to visit the store
from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tue!day1 RDd Tbur!days.
Our Lady Queen
of Angeli Aux.
Mn. Jobn Par!<
President
COMING UP: Boutique sale
featuring Christmas gifts
RDd baked goods after all .
masses Sunday, Dec. 15.
Coffee and donuts will be
served. Mrs. Denton McGin-
ty, chairman, reports pro-
ceeds will be used to
purchase audicrvisua1 equip-
ment. ... Christmas Around
the Wor1d will be presented
by the student.ll 'at 7:30 a.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 17, in Corona
del Mar High School Cal·
Mrs. M. E. Munyon and Patrick Munycm depoott canned goods, clothing and
toys in collection box for charity drive being conducted by the Fowrtain Val·
ley Coundl during the lest week of ocbool before vacation. Items collected
will be donated either to needy families In th!! area through tile Salvation
Army or to families in the Juarez Colony through Sam Rodriquez.
Wardlow PTG
Mra. Georp M .....
President
neiday, Dec. II, In the homo
of Mra. J ... Carranza •••
Christmas e I a 11 room
parties l"lido;r, Dec. IO. COMING UP: Cbriltmu pro-
gram featurln1 kin-
c1er1amn, lnltrumental RDd
vocal poupa Monday, Dec.
11 • • . Board meeting
Wed-ay, Dec. II ln the
REPORTS, MethodJ of bow
parents can asmt in achleV-• ·
REPORTS: Pamit block pro-
gram now ls In effect, under
the dlredloo ol Mn. Wall«
Plpge, safely dlalnnan. , •
Hdplna cbect 50 blc:1cleo
for salely RDd Ucenalng 11
were the-~
Robllllon, Donald J-,
Wllli&m KllUM, James Tate
and Warren PIU. James
Pigage abo assisted • • ,
Mn. John Waterman IDd
' Mn. Earl Plelller helped
Mn. WU1lam McAdoo with
the bearing tests • • • Mra.
James eun., reports
bookboob are a•ailable for 13.95 •.• Oirtstmas projects
are collectlq canned foods
for OperaUon M e r r y
CbrlstmN RDd civinl new
and Uled clothing t o
Fallvlew SW. Hoopltal •••
PTG purdwed an artWcW
ChristmM tree for the
school mulUpwpooe room.
1111 the -goall ol the rchool ...... d-
at unit meellng. !llghllcbt
· wu pre1entatlon by
Southern California l!".dllM
Company reprNentaUve on
the uses or nuclear energy.
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home al. Mrs. George
Meahan, will feature a
cootie erchanie ••• James
Macon will .-I< at the
communfty r1l1tlon1
meetlha at 10 1.m. Wed·
Pomona PTA
Mn. Romaa Scbeldel
Mrs. Robert MDltt
Presidents
COMING UP' AlsoclaUon,
meeting and ChristmaJ pro-
gram. at 7:30 p.m. 'nlurmty,
Dec. Ill. Fourth, fifth 11111
mth grade student& wW
provide the program. • •
Cless parti.. Friday. Dec.
20. • • . Penon1 wishing
to register to vote may do
so tomorrow, ne:rt Monday,
Wednesday RDd Tbunday.
Presidio PT A
Mn. James Ralmey
Prt!ident
COMING UP, Cbrmmu pro.
gram at 7:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday, Dec. 18, in Davis
School multipurJ)(>!le room.
Rea PTA
Mn. Keith Kellog
President
COMING UP: Chrlatmas
dance will take place tomor-
row, admiasion b a canned
food item .•.. Mrs. William
Nowak, registrar, will be
present 1t the AssoclaUon
meeting Wednesday, Dec.
18, to register vat.en for
the February bood election
St. John Aux.
Mn. Robert Reid
President
COMING UP : Paper drive
will take place from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Saturday, 'Dec.
14. Mrs. Robert McCormish
at 540-f178 may be called
for further information.
REPORTS: Membership drive
ends this month; dues must
be paid to vote or run for
office In the May election.
... Hearing and eye testa
are taking place for gradea
first through third. Mrs.
Frank Jancek, he a It b
chairman is in charge. •
• . Three·D viewen and
records narr,ted by Ray·
mond Burr are available by
calling Mn. John Baril at
5'0-2571.
TeWinkle PTA
Mn. A. A. Jobuoli
President
COMING U P : Aslociailon
meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thurs-
day, Dec. 19, In Boswell
Hall.
REPORTS' Winner of the
paper drive wu Clain!: Van
Hoosen with 499 inches ol
paper. . . . . Winners of
the candy sale were Glnger
Mun, Liz Harhin, Regan
Hippert, Mark MBfllUI, Jac-
quie Ub and Lauren
Beemer.
Victoria PTA
Mn. FN W"°"wwtll
Presldelll
COMING UP: International
Olrlltmu ls theme of the
program at 7 p.m. T'beldA1,
Dec. 17. ~will ...,
RDd act out -of dH·
f....U -Santa will
}llUelll ca""1 c:aneo '" -Wilson PTA
Mn. ...... 81m-Presldent
COMING UP ' Candy appla
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be ael up tG oport -· Mr. and Mrt. Joel: Smith wt11
man the run and flnWld Ila· Iron.
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!lp\ll1I, .. AlpiM -·-. a IQlll1 flrl and dan-~lllfl lo the '1mulc " tht Twit Tlmera are plannecL ' '
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The Assistance League of Newport Beach has gone
Into tbe toy business. Toys reotored by (left to right)
the Mmes. Lawrence Pfister, James B. Taylor,
Jolln Webster and Freeman Fiaher are on sale in
the Thrift Shop. Others on tbe toy committee are
. tbe Mmes. Eynon White, chairman, Everett Gard!·
ner, Howard Peter.son, Charles Wagner, Walter
Spicer, Joaepb Stawicki and George PeMy. P~
ceeds from tbe toys, which are sold from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, will be used for
tbe maintenance and support of the Children's Den-
tal Health Center.
Friendship's Garden Blooms for New Queen
the M.Lssea NMCY Howlett, 1be new queen carried out Miss Woesner, daughter of
chaplain; Llnda Downey, re-her ·g •rd en of friendship Mr. and Mrs. Ken Woesner of
corder: M e l l s 1 a Atkinson, theme with a color scheme of
Medical 6rOU(l.
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ValleJ'. Pemeu.,. Ill lf••le, ·-Put, ~ ruee. Ceea • ..., Ce..t... aua re ...._.
In keeping with her motto
that Llfe Without Fri«lds Is
LIU a Garden Without Flow·
m, Mia Kathy Woei:ner WU
lnst.alled u bono!'ed queen of.
Bethel 321, InlernaUonal Or· der ol Job'i Daught.n, Hunt-· m<ton !leach.
treasurer; Karen Jones, mus!· pale pink, red and gold. Each Westminster, l! a senior and
clan; Nancy Flt'ch, librarian, officer carried a nosegay of head yell leader at Westmin-
and Jaciie-3ohnson, fifth mes· red aaUn roses surroun~ a ster High School. She will at-.
senger. gold heart backed with pink tend Golden West College
Other metHDgen 1nclude_~n~et~tm~g~.~~~~~~~f~oll~o~W111~·~g~h~er~gr~adu!!!!!aU~oo~.'--_i.:~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,~ the -MJsaes Denlle Barrett,
Also installed w e r e the
Mbsell Kathy Mosu, aeaior
C4roll'n Baker, Mlbi Ellis
IDd Mellau Jooes.
r.rtncea: Sheri Palmer, Jun-
ior princess; Vicky Mt'Cargar,
guide, and Laurie Clark, DW'·
ahil.
Appointed officers included
Miss Barbara Woeaner IDd
Miss Dee Crouch wW MtVe u
CUllodtani and M1aa Lynn Mahrllna and Miss Pam l(a-
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A falryland tirle la needed to~--'• thJs beauty. You can be sure It ..lQ --,~;·
be the center ol atteotl~ ....
Christnuu morning. n..c¥1
'" loads of orchard-&~.
and glaced fruits In ~
'' -" "French-Room" gilt(~
~-baJement pr1ees r Ii' " keep the whole·~
taste-happy fO< ....,b,1
~ Big navel oranges,~· •• tangerines, avocalJla. ...
grapelrui~ dates, glaOed ~
lruib. .....Jnu....e.t -' &!manc!a-be1utinrDi" ,
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Mo•loo ~•k ....., haw ...,..,._, olfl "*"°"' ... lndudloo '""' ...i o..t.N..t
Cakes,, Glaced huita, Scanta Claua Cud~s, PrNtn'fllt and Choc:olot• Co¥wM frilits.
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ountians' Kutting Up for Komus
WJecting the gnigarious gaiety of the holiday sea-
~the Mystick Krewe of Korn.us will stage its
> '· gala next Saturday. Practicing for the
mus Kutups" talent show, which will be pre-;fllilted at the party are (left to light) Mrs. Thomas
•van, Merrill Hastings and Mrs. Robert Smith.
Tradition
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Christmas 'Da need'
¢; By JUDY JONES On Christmas day, the tradi~
· tlonal Catholic rites are set
OS, N.M. (UPI) -Taos aside for the -equally ancient
in their r i n e s t Indian dances.
~"tr e m o n i a I drw will ComrnemoraUve lndian dan-
·+brate Christmas this year. ces originated long before fi1:: they have for centuries, Spanish priests brought the
~ traditi onal Indian dan=es. Roman Catholic religion to the
i.s not announced \IDtll five
daya before Chrlstmu.
According to the Indians,
the Deer dance -chosen
hundreds of years ago because
the Indians I.bought the deer
was one of the anima15 , that
might have been present when
Christ was born. i, this anCient p u e b I o isolated pueblos of New Mex·
ge, and in others like it ico in the 1600s. But witQ
ughout the state, Indians their e o n v e r 1 i o n to The Matachines js a dance
commemorate the birth Catholicism, the I n d i a n s honoring the mother of Christ.
pl(Christ through a unique blended the new and old, and According to an I n d I a n
•ding of their Indian and the outgrowth was t h • spokesman, the dance was
·~stian heritage. Christmas dance. developed by the Indians from
'ff:: Christmas festivities at The practice of Cbrutmas 1!!:1!' interpretation of Spanish
will begin on ChristmaJ dances originated w h e n CAtholic teachings about the
• ve with midnight mass in Spanish explorers and priest.. Virgin Mother. ~ld adobe miss.ion whic h, asked the Indians to perform Dances at other pueblos
•JiillWed by a procession whatever dances they lhoulht orlginated in much the aame
nd the pueblo. The statue would be appropriate for the way and continue today. The
he Blessed Virgin leads religious holiday: dances have become so
procession, and the route Customarily, either the deer popular ihat h~ of
i~arked by luminarias -dance or the Mata~es visitors .Dock to the many
&.11 bonfires of pinion wood. dance is performbd o n pueblos that c e I e b r a t e
..... iiiiiii<iii<i~mii"'~•/ Christmas day. But the selec-Christmas with the annual
I< I tion of the dance and dancen dances . ..............................
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It's Christma• everywhere!!
Outside it's a little nippy and
occasionally wet ... it's wa.on
and dry everywhere inside at
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This Christmas season shop in-
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with the need to keep the
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He WW, ba,v.e to find a,
-ol lhe Nixon adnilnlatra-11,.. ii lion, ljle lntrodUl:tl<lii ol the .... ' ~rs who wlll pley teado-Maurice Stans as Commerce
Inc ~; came oil 'l'itbout ~ al.! 1Javld r.\. K<n· ~-~.;.veJllD«S ol ..... Oedy.at TrtUury may prov•
--•0..1 1 u to lo he \be o\oll C0111<Natlve of · =-· ,. ec Olll ncent ·the U but aot eic,..lvel• so .. .. ........ ,. ·111e u top adnlinJa. \ ~
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·INSURANCE.
.PllOBLEMS?
tra/Ors Nillon 'ln~uca!, lo There are f"" iote1lecwala
the' Jllbllc Wedne!day ilE!ud-in lhe group. Otlly two-11 'I _C_A-,,..,-,-7-3-_96-50--. I
" ed no ,men ot conttovenW Geo ·p Sch Jtz, Laki.'" "''"' v~. awkwardly close. kin-rge · · u as .,.,..11~--,--.,----~1
• lhlp 1o their now boos or un-secretary and William P. Rog· ' H & H INSURANCE
, . m.ial relatlo~ps to 'their etS ~rtfary Of SQlte -al• 4M N.LIOT•OPI _ t ~WI Mir ~ of res~ibWty. tended lyy League colleges as t1ttt1,'!"1 "1lrt TW•i
' > 'l'heioe were no ~tanUal .. ,~und~~~a~du~at~es~. __:_· __ _:'.~~=~~~~=!! ""· ~ of complaint such' asf.:. .~ John ·F. Ke:m<dy's . ' '
• ::~~i;:y'"g~al~: KEYSTONE -.~ g ht D. , El.stnhower's ·
substJtute f~ former defense ~ 1 -"-'-"·eraJ·~=i :-ens::: SUPER 8 r· ·TL ~1 of defense. , , chlef Robert S. McNamara's · E J 11Lri f "cost-effectlv~nesa" t. •·I, ur y '-'•• •tmas Gi t
which he crtticlZed severeb', ,~.!"=:.i ~ :!' b~~ 4 to' 1 P o·we:R· zoo M arid still lnsare agi'inst waste Eleven-year-old Beth Pipef, of Costa Mesa exam·
in defense spending. ines her Ji r.s t ·•'present" of tb.e season near the
Nixon, refl~ve.. of the Pres-. , :.':,'d~~·~~ckground MOVIE CA. M.' ERA LAiRD UNIQUE 'PAILY PILOT's Qhriitmas.1ree; Be1il won a globe
Laird is.unique _ belt for .h~~ question.in. the Ask Andy C?lumn last satu~
tbe first ,mem"ber of day, .,,J}-ow Jon' .nave we had latitudes and l~g1· i;'fJ'ear~ '!l:i.J!.i.l..':'~ :Xii . . .
Congress lo step Into the ... .tudes · ·
from a RepubliCtpt viewpoi!lt.
They are COJlSidered by ~
pie who haVe Worked with
them to be pragmatic rnen.
willing to listen to JJeW ideas ;
a bit reserved in adopting
thell\ without careful study.
'They share Nixon's ~onal
background to a surpnsing ex·
tent. Most grew up in small
fown or small city environ·
ments; ·they come from fam-
ceedingly tough job of nmning I
the glganUc defense estabJi8h.
ment and shaping ·natklnal
strategy to deal with changing
threabi.
As a ranking (;op 'member
of the House 'oelepse Ap-
propriations subc<lmm.ittee, be
has interrogated Pentagon
chiefs and challenged their
policies. Now he witl be on
the other side of the ce>m-mittee table.
ThoUBh respected by ooth
Deinocrab; and . Republi cans
in CongreSs, he will be far
from imril.une to Criticism.
In fact, his reputation as
a strOng partisan may open
him to Democratic· attack
after the customarry period
of grace at the start of a
new administration.
MAIN ADVISER
Laird was Nixon's principal
defense policy adviser during
the recent presidential cam-
pajgn,
lfis view.! show through Nix-
on's core contention that
Democratic administrations
allowed a "gravely serious
security gaJ>i" to open up
between the United States and
the Soviet Union.
Like. Nixon, be rejects the
idea of nuclear "parity" and
favors clear cut U . S ,
superiority.
Like Nixon. he has deplored
what he claimed was a lag
in new weapons development
and military rese~ch Wlder
the.McNamara regime.
He supports Air force aims
for a new advanced bomber,
but does not go all the way
with the Air Fori:e on the
dimensio!" of that program.
Like Nixon, Laird--ts an ad-
vocate of a stronger Navy.
He fought for more nuclear-
powered warships at a time
when McNamara opted for
conventional power because of
economy considerations.
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,Credit Law Changes
Due in Next Congress
WASJilNGTON (UPI)-Con--~aduat'e, told the subCommit-ilies of relativtily ~ modest
giess will be asked nezt year tee Wednesday he was hound-means; they succeeded in H~
to approve standards desi~ , . ratio Alger fashion as rnem-Mod•I
to let the consumer i!l on bis ed out of the insurMce indus-hers of the generation that K-711P
.cohfidenliaJ credit fUe. · try after a derogatory report emerged from s.ervice in
After three days of hear-was filed with the Retail World War ti and made their
irigs before the Senate anti-Credit Co. by associates of marks.
trust and monopoly subcom· his former employer. Unable They are not particularly
mittee, Sen. William Prox-to find a job as an insurance young-the avea;age age is 53.2
mire, (D-Wis.), annotMced adjuster, Baker now earns $2 years, compared to• 55 going
Wednesday he would "introduce !1-n hour as a department store on 56 fpr N11:on. They are not
1egjslation making_ the stan-· detectlve. particularly hidebound, nor
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This feature Ptektd efi.
new Keyatone Super 8 '
Movie Camera give• you
be.auUful color muvles·-
blgger, brighter, ctear1r
th an ever bafore
·osslble -ft'• foolproof,
mandatory for the entire iei-1pi:lllliDll:lilJllll,._JllllJIRJ:SM.S•••:MJ:liliM•MMM1 Proxmire's bill would re-• J t A ' d I
quire credtt_bureaus. to guar-1 . US rriVe • . J • CdS THRU·THE·LENS METERING SYSTEM,forper-
antee their information about I NEVER HAVE WE HAD THE SELECTION I feet movies. everytime ·
peop_le would be kept confi· TO START OR ADD TO HER COLLECTION • • PUSH-BUTTON 4 to 1 POWER ZOOM fr
dential. It also w~uld give OF HANRO BLEYLE GEIST OR HADLEY " close-ups to wid r ' om big persons an opportunity to car-' ' · I • FAST'f•t F e ang e rect erroneous or damaging I· · 1 1 • ~8 . OCUSING LENS, gives brilliant color
infonnation and provide a I mov ea, indoor and. out
system to ' discard obsolete 1. : :LUEPCTE RIC MOTOR DRIVE, you never have to wind
data. I . R 8 CARTRIDGE LOAD, you never touch the
"I wish to emphasize again 1 fllm .
that I am ~xious to_ stn;ngth-1 I PLUS, many more features for easy movie making en the credit reportl'lg 1ndus-· 1 ,
try and to encourage the free If
flow of credit," Proxmire tt:
said in a statement. I.
He said his proposal would 11
be an amendment to the truth· •
in-lending bill, passed by Con-I
gress earlier this year, which
requires banks and other lend·
ers to give their customers a
rundown on interest charges
they will be required to pay.'
Proxmire's statem~t fol-
lowed testimony by severa1
witnesses who said· they were
unable to get credit or were
otherwise damaged by incor-
rect data Jn.their personal file
kept by credit bureaus, which
provide the information to de-
partment stores, banks, em-
P.loyers and others seeking a
'credit rating" on an individ·
ual.
James T. Baker, a college
Jto.io tn~
W esfc.liff Ple:ra
642.2444
Newporter Inn
644-1700
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Commandin& pa!terns and solids In 100% wool
and wool blend fabrics. Sizes 35-42 Re1ular, 35-
40 Short, 37-42 LORI-r ..
UlfBEATABLE BLAZER
42.95
Dacron palyester /Wonted hopsack blend. Me-
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whertl Ll Blue or NaYJ. Sizes 35-42 Replar,
35-40 Short, 37-42 Loni. ·
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Hunllnetoo Beach Police Depe~,._,1 has purcbas-
ecl the flnt Plllrol helicopter in Orange Collllly and will
purcbUe a aecoo4 craft in July. Policemeo-pttots are bei.bC. tnlJled now,. . . •
'l'hls move by HuntiJ!i(on Buch Is almoll sure lo
fPll1" action by police c!tiefs along the Orange Coast
wbo ·b ave been stlldylllg the Idea of purchasing the
~ patrol helicopters. ~ · ·-
Some helicopter patrolling Is now being done along
the Orange Coesl using military helicopter$.' Law agea-
cles say it"bas proved useful and eHective. •
o! two l .. s pat.rot can Qd.tprlng o( tliahl fewet pollc&-
m.,,; This savina• i. abfut '80,000, l"'l•lnr a .nbt hell·
copter post of '20,000. • • · ·
1\{iller aho pojnts <liir11141 ~ LakewWa exiiei:·
Ienco was AQ 11 percel!t !diction ill the lirime rate and
tbe atteod&Qt savings to lb4 commlllllty" al wMt ha4
been l°"' lo Criminals. ·
Obvl""'1y cost I.I a serlolia, 00.~ for "llY dty
considering bellco~er J?"lrol. It Wlnecessary
l!Jld uneconomic for several cities In Or&Qle.Ci>untY to
•lle!nPI to go II alcm.e. ~ ..... ~. . : ,
Cooperative p)a.onlng from · ~ oul'Set resUllini Ill
lhared facilities •11<1 .shared p~s .~Wd hiujen the
da,x when this useful sefV\c• ~ beco~ av~ble to •.
all 0;!'1mge Coonty communities .at a -mana¥""l>I• cqe . . '
Before 1he helicopter movement becomes a
boom, with every city hurrying to Invest Ill one or more
of its own. maoblt\es, e&ch city sqould catefull,y eva!U·
ate its specific neect and count the cost and 'b'eneflt to
its own taxpayers. A slmllar study by the c o u n I y 1 • ,
sheriffseemswarranted. · Sh Jif ' J ' £/..!_ The decision Ill iiunttnglori Beach was based on 0,P ting S .. ~ '-'£.Wle
that city's large a'" (24 sgiw:e mlles), plus Its 10 . , , . •
miles of beach and rapidly lllcreasigg_trafllc:. pr~blems. Sbopll!Ung bas always been !'lilh us but lo
Also, it operates a '2.ml)lion.per 1!'8r police fof<1e. . . . the pasr1t b)li l>eeii"1argely coolined lo. professlo~ • •
Still, lhl• purcbase .11 ,m411e:natur~ of ,.,,·expert·' ',,,'JUid·'kltj>tdniajUaci J>fl/!l"llite years. Now police are• '
men!, produclllg lnfonnalion locally which abould be rep'orting young· people an ·being 4fawn 'into shoplift,
evaluated carefully by those now cons'iderlng the pur· mg as a dare. ·
chase of patrol air forces. · When caught, the first wo~ often are. ''I didn't
Noting that Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and per· know it was anything serious. It Was just a game."
haps other nearby cities may want beUcoptef patroJs, . Ey~ry parent ·owes it io his child to impress upon
Huntington Beach City Administrator Doyle )lliller bas him. at an ~ly age th_at shoplif!!n~· is ve.ry definitely
suggested tllat an ·these cities CQP.l~'.,iiare Ill• expen-a crune. It u stealing 8f!!1 u leg;illy penal!Ud as.such.
sive repair and service facilities reCJ~~.. .r Any person who stea'ls merchandise from a store
A further possiblllty might be for cities too small ·putl bis "reputation on tha:lllle just as mUch as .. the drug
to afford their own helicopters to fc9n~ with the Jarg-tts·er. '!e or. s.he can be stigmaliz¢ lo~ lite, ~ well as
.er cities for patrol services. This is what has, happen-,1
1 su.tt;er unpnsonment, fine;t'i refOrmatory, fbste~ home.
ed with Lakewood and with, the Los Angeles "Sl>eriff's This Christmas season is a good time to inform
Depa,t'lment. They bave shown the cost of patrol to be YOUl!g p-.ple o'I these facts. The stores are. crowded,
about $100,000 per 'helicopter .shift per year. , th~ mefC!iandise is lllvillllg,-.so· the t.,µi>1411cin is all
Miller maintains that purchase of one helicopter the greater. Any yieldlllg to ii is perilowl in' the ex·
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'Gi.ve Him a Star
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--(Reprlllled by llequflt)
O 'Lord, whichever one it may be.
giVilllim a star to ~ by.
Ol2in away the passion and the bale
lla!8llg on all,. of him.
lftke cool U:M! fevers of dissension;
male cbaritsble the followers of bis
fot,,. · · not for war or victory, but
f teousness; and we·cannot fail tiie courage to do the right
as be sees; ll. not seeking the favor
of ~ or the aiiPl!lll.8< of natiom.
O · 'Lord, 1Wtuthiver • one it may be. mili him walk s1r8lgbt in the darlmess
of "Ihm dajs, with onlJ a atar to guide
him;
' IGNORING· TllK ....... lbst ""' !10t
your voice; c.;utlnc an .. bandi that ~
are.J>Ot y~ ,bancf&
F.(lt there'-are· many, , O Lord, who
taW Your lilaine in Vaill, even as in
the p as t ;f WM make al you a God
of .war and violence and hatred ·and
blg(llry; a!lfj all th ... abominations in
Your JUUDe. • We · are troubled; we are torn; we
haye Josi the-· ~ world;bas become a terror unto
u;-.~ are strong, and never be.fore
so -weak; rich. and never befort so
poor; informed, and never before so
ignorant. L
WI!: BA VE THE conceit of strength;
the ,arrogance of money; the vanity
of buman knowledge; but. none of these
shall save us, as they saved not the
mighty empires of the past.
Only a man shall save us, even as
we have been saved before.
0 Lord, make this the man; give
him the light, the upward look, the
dreani You dreamed·wben You fashioned
us in Your .image.
Let him see a sign ; let him tnO'w
Your children everywhere on earth are
as ·troubled. as t o t'll, as 1 o s t as we ....
u;\! HIM MOYE from the dorlmlia
of ambition to the radiance of love:
from the narrow valley of self·in~rest
to the broad plateau of mankind's com-mon rears and hopes and needs; from
the sense of Your fatherhood to the
unwavering acceptance of our
brotherhood.
lA?t him know that the enemy Is not
outside us, but inside us; not in the
world, b u t in the heart, in t h e mind,
in the passions; and purify h i m , so
that his tongue will tell us the way
to truth.
And give him the courage, not of
his convictions, but of Your com·
mandments; and the hardest. of all:
to love our enemies.
In Your will, our peace.
Wondrous Winged Beast
Qice upon a Ume there was a won-
~ winged beast called a college that
laid golden eggs. Among the golden eggs
it lalci were Prestige and Wealth and
Knowledge and sometimes even Wisdom.
Everybody loved and admired the
colle,ge f or tbe golden eggs it l a id. ()( cqurse, they loved and admired it
for 4jQ,fferent reasons. Tfi governor loved it because it
brought status to bis great stale. n.. trustees loved it because it pro-doi:iC , so many valuable products, like
sqtUlf'e tomatoes which were easier to
can.
'DIE FACULTY loved it because it
sbeltered them in their quiet pursuit
a! qrdvaru and ziggurats and thing>
in between.
And. the students loved It because It
kepi .them ool of the Army.
Soueverybody loved it. And, because
l.be)' ~ved it, they fed it lots of money
., thld 11 would go on producing golden
--even though they couldn1 agree
-ldnd of 1o111tn ew 11 sbould 1ay. In flct they couldn't even agree OD
wW!lt WIL
TllB GOVERNOR said It wu M ln-
llM•-wlllch should bellle other col· ... ...
r-=-•• Georte
iiliM Gecqo: r -• aoo11 Job •• • nIPt and have gotten U...
• lbe peat five yean.
-thing bothen me and ~ ? W to uk anybody. How · blfI a.I ollt )'bat l'1U suppolled to
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elsewise keep quiet.
The trustees said it wu an investment,
which should pay off in well-rounded
graduates end well-squared tomatoes.
The faculty said it· was a shrine wti~
neophytes should be tsugbt the worship
of aardvaru and zi8gurats and thing>
in between.
The students said they didn't know
quite what It wa.s but it ·ought to teach
them how to lead more enriching and
beautiful lives.
Naturally, everybody who loved the
college wanted to tell it what to do.
"l should run it," sald the governor,
"because I am the elected representative
of the people who feed it and I want
to keep it out of poliUC!."
"WE SHOULD RUN IT," said the
trustees, "because we are wealthy and
BUCCtssful men and can make Jt wealthy
and successful like us.''
"Academic freedom.•" cried the l•culty, donning sackcloth and ashes.
••Who understands academic freedom but
us?"
So the governar grabbed an ear and
tugged, shouting, "Give me Prestige."
And the trumeo grabbed a hOof and
hauled, shouti.na;, "Give us wealth!"
Ttie faculty grabbed a gossamer wing
and pulled, shouting, "Give u s
Knowledge!" The student! grabbed the
WI and hung on, shouting. "Give us
Wisdom!"
Jn no . time at all, they managed to
jlllll the r-old collqe to pieces. And
it never laid an egc, &Olden or otherwiae,
f/Vf:r qaln. '
' MORAL: If you lay golden eggs, you're
bound to be loved. So worry about beins
lllldmtood.
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Electors Vote
At Capitals
Next Monday
Electors chosen by the public on Nov.
5 will meet next Monday to pUfonn'
their one and only public duty -to
cast their ballots for the oen President
of the United States. Actually the Elec-
toral College never truly convenes; the
electors meet in their r~ve state
capitals to vote, The sealed ballots then
are sent to Washington where, on Jan.
6, Congress will tablllate the results.
The electoral system, a relic of the
istb century, is understood by few except
those oldsters who remember a high
school cdurse that used to be called
civics. ln the first place, you didn 't
vote for Ricbilrd M. Nixon or Hubert
H. Humphrey last Election Tuesday. You
voted for a slate of electors you probably
never heard of.
AS NEAL PEIRCE, political editor
of Congressional Quarterly, observes in
his recent study of the whole business
of electing a President: "Today it is
probable that not one voter in thousands
knows who the electors are. Persons
are usually nominated · for elector on
the basis of their service to the party."
The only payment usually is a small
per diem allowance,
If the electors follow-· the instrnctiorui
of the popular vote on Nov. 5, they
will give NiJ:on their votes in 32 st.ates
-a total of 302 electoral ballots.
Hwnphrey won 13 states and the Oislrict
of Columbia for 191 electoral votes.
Wallace won five states worth 45 votes.
THE ELECTORS are not bound to
follow the voters' choice except in 16
states and the Dislrict of COiumbia.
On this Dec. 16 no elector Is expected to jump the traces or do anything ir·
regular. (A Michigan rec a I c i tr ant
presumably will have been replaced by
the state's electors.) But as recently
8#' the 1960 elect.ion an Oklahoma elector,
Henry D. Irwin, chosen on the Nixon-
Lodge ticket by the voters of bis state,
cast bis vote for Sen. Harry F. Byrd
of Virginia -a Democrat.
Aceording to the tateSt wire service
tabulaUon, Richard Nixon, despite a bet·
ter than 3-to-2 electoral vote edge over
Hubert Humphrey, won the nationwide
popular vote by 308,575 votes out of
75 million cast. Nixon got 43.5 percent
of the popular vote; Humphrey 43 per·
cent; and George C. Wallace, 13.5 per·
cent.
A NUMBER OF political leaders have
suggested that the Electoral College be
reformed or abolished. Under the
Constitution, electoral votes are allotted
to give each state a number equal to
itl representation in the House of
Representatives, which Is detennined by
population, plus lb two senators.
The late Sen. Est.es Kefauver said:
"Presidents for the space age should
not go into office in the ox cart furnished
by the Electoral Oollqe." Sen. Birch
Bayb (0-lnd.), chalnnan of the Senate
Judiciary constitutional amendments sub-
committee, oo last Nov. 8 tenned the
close 1968 PrdldenUal electiOn a "brush
with catastrophe." Bayh says: "There
iJ no more pre."J&ing unllnisbed businw
facing the nation today."
BAYB, WHO FAVORS dln>ct vote for
the President and Vk:e President, ~
mllel hearings on electoral refonn ~
hi• subcommittee "late in January.
An analyst& of the variOUA reform
projlOsai! will follow in a further report.
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Hassian Novel With Timely Relevancy in V.S.
What the Tolling Bell Tells
WASHINGTON Hwidreds of
thousands of people are reading, with
profit, a Russian novel by A1eksandr
I. Solzhenitsyn, The First: Circle, which
has timely ·relevancy to the American
present.
Now:, it would be abwlutely foolish
to· draw parallels between the massive
Bussian repressions of S~s day, or
even ~gin's day, and the law·~.
· QJ'dJ!r ·senUment of America today. Yet
there · are intimations in thiS · great
Russian hovel, which can neither :be'
published nor lawfully read in the Soviet
Union, of the extremities to which fear,
suspicion~ and reprisal. could be carried
in Lhe present American atmosphere.
What Stands out with more (:larity
is the~ in Russia anything like the ctirreht
wave ot dlastmt which sweeps Anlerica
" woutcf p'roba,bly be aceompanied by the
arrest of bundi'eds of thousands, perhaps
millions, and the liqUidation of their
lea<¥rship.
IN THE SPIRIT OF this novel, Ser:iator
McCarthy would surely be under arrest,
if he were alive. Tom Hayden; Mark
Rudd, Stokely Carmichael, H. Rap
Brown, and many others, would be
remembered only by their · mothers.
Other' relativ~ would have disavowed
their m~mory.
Harrison Salisbury, Harry S. Ashmore,
and others. who have gone to Hanoi
quite Jegally by American standards
would be finishing their first year of
intensive, daily interrogation at the
American versibn of the Lubyanka prison
preparatory to a 25-year term of con-
structive service in Death Valley.
Solzhenitsyn, a political prisoner in
Slalin'.1 ,day, writes of that time which
is supposed fo be in Russia's darkest ·
past. But Stalin is being rehabilitated
by a Russian leadership acting in Stalin's
finest t -radition of crushing
Czech.osJo~aki~, and , WJ! .C8:1J.llo\. be ··sure,
and the -~an. .Jnte4ectuals are not
sure, that the pr~serit-mlld ,.relaxation
at home is but a'brief interval in1Russia's
monstrous bfstory·of polltkal'repression
un_der _both tbe.,.'.Ciars' an4 -tile com-
mlSSars. · . · ,
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Tli:E H1.JM.AN SPIRJT ·ertep~ out of
the wretched imprisoned engineers and
technicians of ··Solzheni~'s, miv~ to
warn us tbal'1!Qliti~Br 'CllSSoiit".<tn 6e
warped into an Ugty facsUnµe ol·trepo!l
by those who would. do so. • ._,.
The merest whisper of dissent was
treason in Stalin's day and thus those
with free minds were most often found
impli,soned in, the remote villas and
camps ·where th~ir scientific an d
academic talents wei:e put to work for
the state. · ·
These are Solzhenitsyn's characters,
technicians and engineers asSigned to
devise a tie;rambled telephOne on which
a paranoic Stalin cwld talk secretly
,without any chance of ·bis words being
decoded.
The repression and enslavement of
the Russian intellectuals makes it all
the more bafOing why America's in-
tellectuals w6uld find anything to interest
them in. the New Left's clear purpose
of creating ·an elite which would rule
this country without regard for democra-
tic principles.
THE NEW LEFT, it should be better
understood, is not a movement in mass
democracy; it would impose upon inert
masses of misguided Americans a dic-
tatorship of the newly enlightened elite
which would sweep away the mores
and standards of industrial society as
it is now known in favor of no one
knows what.
Dissent is the life blood of American
intellectuals, but that w9uld not last Jong
in the; New. Lelt'.s new world any more
than i~ itj)itthltted, save in token form ,
in Kosygiil'S-·RusSia: . sw1;,there rings.in.SOlzhenitsyn's pages
that diStaDt Wl\rnfng bell that the ex-
treme remedy can become the tolling
of disaster. We be'ar it too in the cracking
of heads 'by Chicago's police. We hear
it qn ~ .~ ~ time streets
of any ~great cJtr..8Dd ,ih the as yet
unrebtiilt devastated areas of some of
them. We seruJe :it bihind the words
of Jusf.lce Black that the Bill of Rights
was intedded t9 keep people from being
wrongfully iinpiisOried even though it
makes the work of the police harder.
THE TROUBLE 15 .that the tolling
of the bell sounds differently to different
people. But surely it is telling us that
the extreme remedy is the bad remedy.
that repression1is offensive and revolting
to the Americ8.n spirit.
But, then, it is not bard to agree
with Justice Black that the American
spirit does not pE!'rmit anyone to say
anything anywhere at any time, or to
use the streets and the people's property,
nr the private property of others, for
theii ow;n purposes under the guise of
freedom of speech and assembly.
New Focus on City Riots
WASHINGTON -The Sen ate
Investigations Subcommittee, which con·
ducted a series of public hearings on
big city riots, plans to take· a look
next year a\ rioting's aftermath.
Staff investigators have already started
preparations for a new inquiry. More
public hearings will probably be held
early in the spring.
The subcommittee, under the direction
or Chairman John L. McClellan, D-Ark.,
studied riots in a number of cities during
the last Congress. The focus, then, was
on the rioting itself and its causes.
In some cities the subcommittee explored
militant activities by participants in
federally financed poverty programs.
A MIXED BAG of witnesses included
mayors .and police officers, along with
spokesmen for militant groups. Their
testimony related to activities in Detroit,
Newark and Plalnfield,~N.J ., Houston,
Nashvllle, Chicago, and Wilmington, Del.
In the new series of hearings, the
subcommittee hopes to show what hap-
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Why are tea drlnken ln restaur-
ants overlooked when coffee drink-
ers are offered a second cup?
-Tea Granny
pens in riot.torn neighborhoods in the
months after the flames die and the
ashes ~I, when community residents
try to resume their way of life -
or establish a new one.
Some of the same Witnesses may be
asked to testify again. No decision has
been made as to what communities will
be revisited, but preliminary spade·work
has centered on the inner<ity riot areas
of Detroit and Newark.
HEAVIER IMPACT -In trying to
pin·point the after effects of turmoil
in the streets, subconunittee experts are
seeking answers to questions of this
sort:
Are riot.ravaged homes and stores
being rebuilt? How many buildings are
still in ruins, and what is planned for
them? Have owners been able to get
insurance on rebuilt facilities?
Staff experts are assembling data on
some of the sociological questions ralsed
by the riots. What was the education
level of participants? In what sort of
homes did they live? Were they
employed, and at what salary levels?
The subcommittee al5o wants better
answers to some of the questions raised
at its earlier riot hearings. For example,
how much did the riots finally cost
in terms of property damaged and In-
come lost? It the standard of living ffi&her now, or lower, 1n the stricken
neJ&bborhoods!
EARLY INDICAnoNS are that the
lonf-range tmpacl of riots In poverty
areu is heavier, even. thin it appears
to be in the immediate aftermath of
the looting and burning. Rehabilitation
seems to be more difficult, and more
expensive.
That seems to be the case here tn
Washington, where the deadening effects
of riots last April are just now becoming
clear as the winter winds begin to whistle
Uµ'ough the burned-out buildings in the
inner city.
The Washington Evening Star recently
returned to a block of s~ores and shops
which it had stt1died right after the
riots. At that time, all but one of the
white owners of burned-out businesses
spoke hopefully of rebuilding.
Now, few of the proprietors show any
interest in returning to the mostly Negro
neighborhood. A number of them have
moved to affluent suburban areas of
Virginia and Maryl~d.
By Robert S. Allen
and John A. Goldsmith
-----Thursday, Dec. 12, 1968
TM tditorf.al p:tgt Of the DailV
Pilot setkl to inform and 1tim.
tdatc rf'adtn bv presenting this
newipaper•1 opinion.I and COf7loo
tn<11!ort/ "" topics of Interest
and tigniffcanct, bv provfdma a
forum for tM tzprtsslon of
our rtadtn' opfnlont, and bv
prt1mtifta thf dlver1e Nto-
pointl Of lnf.,.,,,/d .,,,.,,.,,.,.
end IJ)Okt....,. "" topics of U.. do~.
Robert N. Weed, PubJllhor
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. Rustler·s Must Be for .. Real-Sc~re 100 .Ag~in . '
DAILY PILOT P11e1i1 llJ C.. I'.,.
JOCKEYING FOR REBOUND -Golden West Col-
lege's Randy OllOD (21) ba\tles ·teammate Brian
Ambrozicbi lllld-Ni. ·s. Jac;lnlo'a· Hemµm Turner
(13) to;-rebound r;iwtng RusUers' 107-M victory.
Watchlng play Is Dave Harding ('5). It was Gold·
en West's third straight victory, longest basketball
win streak in the school's blstory.
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And &dependent .Status
Dt;;I Hurting in P ol'ls
For Lack of N owriety
With league status w an ef.fed.ive
publlclty deparlmeol, UC Irv1ne could
easily be ranked .....,. the top junior
college basketball teams bt lhe nation.
But playing M a eelaUvely Wlheard
cl independeol and willnll -cl
a -nen ~ UC! II or-...iuy floundering .....,. the ollo nna
In the ~ Associaled ~ ratlnp.
Speclllcally, cmch Dick Davis' un-
WHITE
WA.SH
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beaten Anteaters are in a 49-way tie
for 24th place in the poll.
'lbree sportswriters are charged with
the responsibility of voting !or the
w..i.m RegiaoaJ ..... teams in the
weekly ballot. One ~:ribe is from Oregon,
llllOlher from Wosnington aod a lhinl
from Pornooo. .
1berdono it 'b u..y to comprehend
wby UC! isn, ot least among the top
m, m-at least ahead ol Pasadenl -
a lbe rt bas olready defeated.
Ncme cl .. -10Y1 ~ 9"let
bas probablJ °"" heard cl the
Anl<aten. So it could tum out to be
a replay ol last season when UCI had,
a great team, u~ Nevada Southern
aod Cal Slate (LA) ••• yet Davis'
chaps bo1<1J .-it to tho NCAA
reg;onal pLt.yolfs aod tliey ....,, IJ!"Wod
because theJ limply .... not known
to the men who co.ml
Incidentally, 6Dociated ~ will be
Including a DAILY PILOT writer on
ita w..i.m Regional voting board for
the talt-'IQ .......
* Are...il cr.e Bea
er.. SoJd<r. all.crF llaetelbaU pia,.r
at s-unp. a.ell Bl1ll lalt ye •r,
ii ... al -a Sluford Uol....ity u.tl after .. ........,. -... tlq: .. t
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,,,. duly -............ -water on the bee ud hi& Ml starting
u.sipmcat wltlri tbe ~ ,.,...,_
High school basketball will be televised
live in the Southland, starting Saturday.
First match on O\annel 4's slate is
-Dorsey aod Fmnonl of the
l.m AngeJe. City Schools.
Tipolf .. ''"'·
Bob DeGraue. lormerty el Est.and•
mp Scboal la Coal.a ~lest.. wu 1 water
pole leltenDall for di< aectad •tnicbt ,_ oc Cal P"'1 !Saa Ltdl OblspoJ.
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In Glendale
Auto Collision
GLENDALE, (AP) -Fonner major
league baseball lDllDllier CMey Stengel
WU Injured Wecme..c!q nlgbt when the
c a r he was driving and uothe.r auto
collided at a Gleodale tntenection. police
said.
Stengel, 11, who lives tn Glendale,
was in ut:Wactcwy coodition today in
Glendale Memorial Hospital, officlall
said.
The nature ol bis lnjuries was not
lnunodiat.ly re-.
Offlcen llid SteogeJ's car and one
being driwn bJ Elsie Rlcl<oy, rl, ol
Glendale, collided and that Stengel's car
then slammed into a parked car and
cootinued for several blocks.
Police discovered the car parked
leftral blocks away and found Stengel
walkinl near IL
Mn. Rickey was treated for 1 cut
knee.
Stengel, th~ grittled master o (
"Stengelese." his jumbled jargon, led
the New York Yankees to 10 American
League pennants and seven world charrr
pionships during his reign with the club
from 1949 to 1960.
Two years later he w a s at the other
end of the spectrum, the manager of
the lowly New York Mebl of the National
League.
H~ was unable to drag them out of
the cellar during bis four years with
the team. He resigned in Au,ust 19'5
arter breaking his hip ln a fall. but
he is still Mets vice president
Unbeaten GW~ Tops Ea_gles, 107·94
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LONG BEACH -J i m Strangelaod,
whose offensive backfield c o a c h i n g
helped produce Mike Garrett and O.
J . Simpson at Southern California, was
appointed bead football coach Wednesday
for the Cal State (Long Beach) 49ers.
He ts a graduate of Huntington Beach
High School, where he starred in sports.
Strangeland, 47, bas coached for four
yean at Soulhern Cal following eight
years al Long Beach City College.
There he turned out three national
champion teams and compiled a junior
ooUege record of 58-lf...2.
Since the Trojans will play in the
Rose Bowl game Jan. 1, Strangeland will
Angels Get
Aging Wilhelm
From Royals
• The California Angels amounced to-
day the acquisition of 45-y e a r~ld
Jyluckleballing right-hander Hoyt Wil-
helm in a player swap with the new
Xamu city Royals of the American ~':.~·lei ..;. 'qiilc Wiiheim.
the Royals ttcelve uUitty Infielder Ed
Kirkpatrick aod promlalng rookie catcl!-., Dennis Paepb.
Wilhelm baa pitchod in m... ca-.
937, than any American League pdcber.
He bu a WeUme earned run average
oI 2.47 and a career record of JJG.lOI
with three baD clubs.
Wilhelm, who spent tho 111111 ......,
with di< Cbicago White Sox, wu "'1-
lained In the off ....... by Kansas City
fn the upansion drafl
Klrtpalricl< was u!ed sparingly by the
Angela last year, but late in tl)e cam-
~ be bad a bot -aod got 14 pinch mi._. club record. He batted .231
IOI' the aeuon.
remain witb USC until next year.
He replaces Dou Reed, & wu reliev-
ed of the post last month.
E;rpensim! Sha"e
NEW YORK -The needling came
as fast as a blitzing safety, but at
SIOtOOO, bare-faced Joe Namath could
take iL
That'& the fee Namath supposedly got
&having his ce.iebrated Fu Manchu
mustache. He did it Wednesday as part
of a television commercial for an electric
razor company.
When he awoke in the .morning, the
heavy whiskers outlined the top and
lidel of his mouth. By the time he
anivtd at Sbea Stadium for a New
Yori!: Jets' workout, h1s •~month
growth WU gone, wipod oul in a three
minute lbave at a studio in Manhattan.
.blle, Saller. Adti-
BRISBANE, -.Ha -Arthur Ashe
aod Stan Smith, a pair cl U.S. Davll
Olp team membPn. 1atned the men'•
single& aemllinall today ol t h •
Qtieenaland Tennll Ownpionshlps with-
easy quart.er flnal victorie1.
Ashe eliminated teammate Bob Lub,
&-f, 74, M .
Smith OUlted young Auatallan Pbllllp
Dent 11-7, 6-~ H .
ltlurph11 Seorn 44
This promises to be a P>rioua college
buketball le.llOD for Calvin Murphy,
the S-foo&.10 Stldoo Kid for Ute Niagara
Purplo Eql!L
Tbe juelor lharpohooter wbo scored
• poinll agalnat Syrac:uae Wt Saturday'
threw In 44 agalrut Cornell Wednoaday
nfgbl . aod atreqthenod his clalm to tho
No. 1 spot in the national individual
ecortng race fOI' the young season.
. Murphy threw In 211 field goals aod
IOID' of lour lr<e thmra In belping
Niagara come from behind to beat the
Big Rod 8H3.
Stars Win, J.%4-118 Paepte might be the sleei><r of the trade. The youngster starred m tht win-
ter Arizona lnstruclionaJ League, bat·
ting nearly .350 to lead tho loop. He I.! LOS ANGELJ!:,, -Ell'ly In tho week,
the son o1 Angel !COUI Jack Paepte. Loo Angelea Slara' c:oacb BUI Shannan
Wilhelm appeared In 72 pmea Wt pnlaod di< play ol Mfnnfoota's Connla
sta.wn, all in relief. He bad a M won-Hawkina, last year's most valulbbl
loot reconl with a 1.72 ERA. • (flee llTAU, Pap rl)
Lew Worth $1 Million
(At Least) to ABA
OAKLAND (AP) -Somebody once
told a friend about a pet leopard he
allowed to run unleashed around his
hoose.
"What does he do!" the friend asked.
''Anything be wants," was the reply.
Something similar may be the case
with Lew Akindor and Ole: American
Basketball Association.
U big Lew decides to s i g n with
the ABA, but doesn't partieularly want
to play fOI' the team that drafts him.
·tho league will be only loo glad to
'8. him play wherewr be want.s.
In fact, says Oakland Oab' cmch
Alu HlMum. if the team Lew wants
can't aflonl him everybody ebe In di<
ABA might just chip lo t11 belp poy
his salary.
'"Ibere b an m:eDm chaoot the
league wiU get togdhtr to share the
cost," said Hanmun.
"I think ht11 sign a contract in e:x~
ol SI million."
Of course. the NationaJ BastetbalJ
Associaticm might b a V e JIOf1lething to
say about lhal
The. NBA ii far from resigned to
the pmnaoenl nisf:ence cl \he UJ: \ art
ABA. bal migM be forced to concede
the point ff the -league lands Ak:fn-dar .
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SELECTED ALL-AMERICAN
Randy Vataha
Golden · West's
Vataha Named
All-American
Randy Vataha, Golden West College's
record-breaking p1sa receiver, has betn
selected .On the 1961 junior college All-
America foothaD team by the JC Grid·
Wire.
Vataha, who caught 53 ~ goot:'
for 1,067 yards the put aeuon, was
the only player from the rugged South
Col!I Conference to be pfctod OD the
first aD-star team.
Three cooference player>, Fullerton
end Jerry McCoy, San Diego tailback
Stan Murphy and Santa Ana defensive
tackle Leon Van Gortu:m, were picked
on the Grid-Wirt'a offensive a n d
delem!ve speciall.!ts squads.
Ten other conlerence players, Including
four from Orange Coat College, won
honorable menUon. Pirate p I a y e r 1
honored were tackle Kevin Grady, center
Randy Bus, quart.erbac.t Paul Lem.ofue
and defensive back Bill Jeqtin!.
Playera from four states, in addition
to California, were represented on the
first team which wu composed entirel)' of &0pbomorea. ·
llalfback Clarence Davis of East Lm
Angeles and pard Ken Mayo of Fre.g](I,
were the only playen selected on the
f i r 1 t taken from the two clubs which
mttl thls weekend for the California
large schools JC championship.
First Team
E-Don Branan, Coffeyville, Kan. 2t5
&-Randy Vat.aha, Golden West 175
T-John Sullivan, El Camino Xl6
T-Renso Perdonl, Ferrum, Va. Z20
G--Billy Clingon, Jones, Miss. ms
G--Ken Mayo, Fresno 2Ht
C-Andre Morris, Pasadena 215
QB-DennU llummll, bong Beach 185
&-John Galloway, Grand Rapid! 185
B-Rocky Thomps<Ml, Hartnell 190
8-Clarenct Davis, East Los Angeles 190
Offensive l]>Odalistso Jerry McCoy,
P'UUerton, end; Slan Murphy, San llfep, back. .
Defensive specialists: Leon Van
Gortum, Santa Ana , lineman.
Honorable mention : Dave Patterson ,
Rio Hondo, end; Kevin Grady, Orance
Coast, tack.le; Jeff Roop, Fullerton,
guard; Randy Bass, Orlllfle Coast,
center; Greg Slough, SID 0 I e g o ,
linebacker ; Brian Shaw, ML SAC,
defensive back ; Howard Cba.se, San
Diego, defenaive blcW:; BUl JenkiM,
Orange Coast, defensJve back; Paul Le·
moine, Orange Coast, quarterbacll:; Eddie
Steward, Santa Ana, hallbaclt.
Switch to ·Bigtime' Painless for Vallely
gds di< 7-foot·l% UCLA
going to have te p1y plenty
lbe pri'YiJqe. H&Mum's SI million °"" mgillt just be when the bidding
ltarll.
"U we can't sip Alcinc:b'," Hannum
Wei a luncbeon om o:mference Wed-oesb:J, "tt goes wttbout u.yinc we're
coinc to make the NBA p.,-men: than
they want lo poy (« him.''
Checking College
Basketball
Ill' IWU. GUSTUY ...................
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1olllHallolJ ~ .,:r:ted UCLA'I "*' iacunlan 1lll ··~ to Ohio Stitt and .,_ Dame.
,.,. -.. Into mojor mlle11<
I tilwD • a 1WUr a.-l'llnluo .. 4 I I -., tho Ba1boo laland
-~ f OIC&'1 made· bis lrovel 'I..:.. Illa ....., baft It, be mllbl •....,._lo YtlCa!J>o, ""ft •a 1 a zig .a. trip far me.•
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"I -** .. -"Ii> aod ip<lll _,, .. _ .. lied..
Althoo&b the ""' of UCLA's guards
.:qDi1ed them9elvea admirably i n
VaDtty's absence, imiders at UCLA 511
tho Oxu>a del Mar Hi8b product will
be !ft the slarling Uneup again against
Minnesota.
Before I.he season, there was some
quelilon 111 to bow easily Vallely would mate the tran.tiUon r.rom a junior college
lonreni to suani. Off his only showing • f•. be RelDI to hlff madt a pain]ess
nildL
ID tho Pun!ue _..,., be potlod II
painll and wu Slvee much aodit bJ
COICb John Wooden fOI' the Bruins' optn-
JJw ""'· .. ,,,. -thlna ii knowing wbert
to be' at lllO right time," be aa,yw.
"l'\'e learned men about basfttbal1
ao far at UCLA \ban I thought I evtr wookl ....
Vallely, wbo is In the midst cl a
27-day quArter break, was asked to reJate
a teammate's view oi Lew Akindor.
.,People ha .. built L<w out to be
I different kind al penon than he really
Is. He's really just llllOlher IUI' .., tho
team.
"We DI blm • Joi about aD tho
money be'a goiog to got wllee be 1um1
pro. Ho baa .., --)e,.gue he'll be playing f o r. He'D io where m o 1 t
cl tho-Is."
Lui week Vallely wu ~vfaltod bJ
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a ncmtiug rapiraltwy infedkm thall
lidellnod him durin& di< mfy part cl
last ......... Oran&• Coaat .Coilep.
"I -coming dowa wllll ft agaln
lwo daya balore .. left for Columbus
aod the day cl the Ohio State game
I WU pretty sick. I got to a dodor'1
-... a penldllln ...... -tG feel btlter." n. _, play In eithtt pme. No ..
-be mils UCLA's next outio«
wbm Ill-• and W ... VirJjnil -
Westwood on lbt weebnl ol Dec. »tL
And be'I pock bis bap lll(lin for
t b e Dec. ri--.. Holiday Festini
~ It New Ycft'1 M-84uart G.,-.
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U-.....aJod Iha the ABA
trustees ftre due to meet tn Miami,
Fla., nut MondaJ. No decisions about
.._ wtll be made but it's c:ertain
lo be • llll)or topic " dilolmion, Han-
lltllll aal<i.
"We 11oow the uriency o1 celllnc a
bud llWt ia taWnc to Ak:indor aod
otbtn.," llwnnn aid. "'We havt to
-toe<lfler .,... than tht NBA does.• Ho Aid be didn, thlnt tho ABA
nocosurily bad .. ha .. Ak:indor In .......
lo ......... lut Mmilled be -.Id ..
a put plus ftrr !Ito ie.,.._
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Claamps Still R~lling
CoID:pton ream to Beat
In .oil C~ty Tournament
•
11J llARL OIJITDY Mmotnoc k-. lluollo&tGll '!Ill lit °' .. ....., •• .,... watilnc for bl.I &earn. • ~
Sautliorn callfomla J>HP bukolball "Huntlncfa!i Mac!\ "'" aW!iinY, pd
lollowm ltodod IO wrlle off Compton ~ r Jull· 11bpe oarl· Jddl ·-Hllti f0t &hi 1 .. ......,. becauie lhe aw~e of it," ~ ll)'I. , -~
Tut>iba,of 1"11 ytrl were pr~ , ''Elmer' Conlbl (H..U.~ l~I
ly I IOIUo<'fll"UP· , ~~ I aood job with hll .idck -
• But whol 1 poupr Compton wenl IH, h\ and !'"I' e11t.« ', I" · · · .• • •
the ftnl CIJ' .out!~.~ do M\ in II /Jh!l.IO:l'.81* tbo1CIF'a ~ft .. """'-'
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tbo loon Or uili.,., lbi :tin~ r!/.=-~H' ~
T babel ~ tbo team IO .beat ' °' ""'' • ' " · 'J!ucll f: tba J:.,plonohlp of " nu! wtek'1 . ,and ,Nolrf !Jenlo. I . . ' '
40th aonual Hunltiwiao -Jn. • . ' • "
vitatlOMI ·~ ~ and ' M rl . . h" w·· maybe lor • -atralgbt Cl!' crown: ' ,' 0 are s. 1n. Comptqa "11"1' ~Y ·M-Tueeday -;?
. at J p.m. ag&inat Colli Mesa. · 1 • •
0ne team tbot llrqly --F' At. di . creek at the Tarbabel la •l\W>tington ace ca 8 Beach. tut year's OIP runnenrp. The • . • , ~
Olien l!>'i to Compton In the Utle 11111< · ' ~:: cr;"'.r:.:l::'.11.:. ~Y· Ii)&. In Amat E vept
With . practicllly a brand .new lineup, ·
Comptm ia U ao far, 'lbe Tarbabel ~ , knocked off hilhlY r.g~ No!Je Dame LA PUENTE -Mater Del • ·~
of· Sherman Oats wt week. 51-43. Then School's varsity basketblll ~
they routed Monrotla, 11..:i. Ila fourth win In u maey. llaifa ~
''We're a fary cry fror;n whilt wt away, met.ti Artadta torugbt ~ .,._ ~
were t.hia ttme lut year,'' pro::,t cond round of the BiahoP ·Amat 1-...t-
Compton coach Bill Armstrnn•, who · ball Invltationaf 'tdurnai'nent. at llil&)p ·-·~ Amat High. . It;:
SU at Compton over the past three Game Ume Is 7 o'clock. t-JC:
I., r , ' . ' S~te .Jaycee Water Polo Champions
•
• ~~·only returning player, forward Coach Jerry Tardte'I Mdnareh <~
Larry Hollyfield, played football this: year mo\ted into the. wirlriei''sr l)raeket lif&:r
and was la:te coming out for balletball. trouncin1 ·Workml:n, ·7~ W'e!Dij'8y
·Members of Orange Coast College's state championship water polo
team will ·be hooored tonight at a banquet in the college's student
Center. Mei;gl>ers of th'e team include top row (from lett.), Bob Mosely,
Brad S!J,oemaker Steve Wagner, Dan Christy, Doug Redwine, Doug
Schaumburg, Fred Lohn and Gary Thompson. Second row -Mark
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STARS BAG 124-116 VICTORY ::: . . . • • •
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i1ayer In the American Basketball
Association.
WedQesdaY night Hawkins show~ why
he's so valuable but the Stars. thwarted
his efforts by taking a 124-116 decision
using a balanced scoring attack and
a tactic they hadn't tried this year:
scoring first.
Kings Trip Detroll
LOS ANGELES -Bill Fleet's three
goah: sparked. a Los Angeles attack
against two Detroit goalies Wednesday
night as the Kings dropped the Red
Wings 6-3 in National Hockey League
action.
Coach Is Fired
STILLWATER, Okla. -Phil Cutchin
was fired as head football coach at
:.Pklahoma State University Wednesday
nighl
Looking for Coach
· . WORCESTER, Mass. -Holy Cross
College is looking for a new head football
coach today, and Tom Boisture Is looking
for a job.
· . ., The college announced his resignation,
··effective Dec. 31, Wednesday. Boisture
118.id he was resigning for personal
feasons.
Top S1nall College
Powerful Kentucky Wesleyan, which
-has turned back 24 straight foes including
three this season, is the No. I team
·-In 11ie · Associated Press' first small
college basketba11 poll of the season .
The Panthers, winners of last March's
NCAA small college tournament, drew
all but three of the 13 fir.it-place votes
for 200 points in the balloting by a
'fegional panel of sports writers a n d
and broadcaste:rs.
'· Wesleyan has defeated MacMurry 97·
· 85, Indiana State 7J..a9 in overtime and
Union, T~nn ., 101-80 this season. -
Central State of Ohio, named first
.on two ballot! in picking up 167 points,
was second despite a 2-1 record -in..-
• eluding a 95-91 loss to No. 12 West
~':Virginia State.
Ashland, Ohio, 3-0, was third and Trini-
'fy , Tex., 4-1, fourth .
End to Platooning?
NEW YORK (AP) -The Eastern
intercollegiate Football Association voted
Wednesday night to ask the NCAA rule!
committee to modify the. twt>platoon
system because or the rising costs of
college ath.Jetic programs.
Backed by such schools as Penn State,
Boston College, Syracuse. Pittsburgh and
Villanova in a 26-14 vote, the association
called for a cut In the size of squads
and limited s~bstitution during games,
instead of the present free substitution.
Ivy Lague schools, with the exception
of Columbia. voted against t h e motion
along with Army and Navy at lhe 32nd
annual ECAC convention.
The Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball
Association recommended the NCAA
change the rule that allows 26 games
or scrimmages to 26 games and two
scrimmages.
Schra11z Wins ,Beat
VAL D'fSERE, Krance-Karl Schranz
of Austria today won the first heat
of the men's giant slalom at lhe
Criterium of the First Snow today, ac·
cording to unofficial placings.
Henri Duvillard of France and Kurt
Schnider (If Switzerland were tied for
second place.
Schranz was timed in I minute, 51.25
seconds. Duvillard and Schnider were
clock~ in 1:51.32.
The course was laid out over a distatlce
of 1,930 meters (6,332 feet), with a
drop of 505 meters (1,657 feet ) and
74 gates. The weather was clear but
cold. The thermometer was nine degrees
fahrenheit. .
IH1111 Rel11slated
LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles
Kings have lifted their n I n e -d a y
suspension of right winger Lowell
MacDonald.
The suspension was levied against the
27-year-0ld National Hockey League
veteran when he refused lo report to
the Kings' Springfi~ld club in the
American Hockey League.
He !la id he wa!n't feeling well bu t
K i n g General Manager Larry Regan
suspended him after MacDonald wa!l
given a 'clean bill of health by the
team physician.
Regan said Wednesday that MacDonald
reported to him, then left for Springfield.
He said one of MacDonald's problem!!
has been an abscessed tooth which had
been affecting his play. The tooth has
been extracted .
Shooter Die•
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn .. -Dr. Emmet
0 . Swanson, expert pistol and rifle shot
who won several national and in·
ternational honors, died Tuesday at lhe
age of 62.
Dr. Swanson, a dentist in suburban
Golden Valley, was on four Olympics
teams beginning In 1948, and he captained
the 1960 U.S. shooting team.
He was president of the National rune
Association in 1947-48.
Healy, Mike lrwlll. Jack Bart.oii, Bill How'att.' arw:. Johnston Paul
Hughes, Kurt Jo!inston,.Don .Haskins and coach Jack Fullerton.'Third
ryw :--Mike Wilson, 'Bob Lyle, Bill Luther, Lonny Keefover Chris
Oliver, MiJre.CUmtingham·and Afike Allbright. '
Sea Kings
Victors, 60-38;
Face Hoover
Corona de! Mar High's Sea
Kings lake on Glendale Hoover tonight
in the winner's bracket of the Burbank-
Glendale prep basketball tournament.
Game time is 7 p.m. at Glendale
High School.
In charge from the opening whistle,
Corona del Mar posted a 60-38 win over
Royal in the opening round Wednesday
night.
Coach Bill BJoom'!l crew, defending
champs of the Irvine League, raced
to a 14-5 first quarter lead and stretched
it to 25-12 at halftime. Veteran standout
Sleeve Leech Jed all scorer with 23
Should the Sea Kings knock off Glen-
dale Hoover tonight, they'll s e t
themselve!! up for a match wit.h Muir
of Pasadena Friday night. Muir is con-
sidered to be a CIF power.
Corona de! Mar ill seeded third in
the tournament. with Notre: Dame second
and Muir first.
''We've been playing good ball lat~ly,"
Bl.oom commented alter the easy Royal
Win.
Desert Chief
Denies Ban '
On Gauchos
By JOEL SCHWARZ
Of flll OallY l'lltt Jftff
Charges that several member school!
or the 'Dese.rt Conference don't want
Saddleback College added to the circuit
In 1969 were denied Wedneaday by Dr.
Donald White, president of the con--
ference.
Dr. White, who Is also president of
Barstow College, a member of the Desert
Conference, said in a final ~on on
Saddleback 's admission to the league
would be made Friday in Los Angeles
at a meeting of the state junior college
athletic committee.
"Right now we don 't know which
schools will be in the Desert Conference.
Several school!! have indicate(( they
might drop their football program riext
year because of budjet problems " Dr.
White said. '
Dr. White also said Antelope Valley
College, a member of the Desert Con-
fere'nce in 1968, may not be swlLched
to the Western State Conference next year. ~
Geoi·ge Hartman, Saddleback'!l director
of athletics, told the DAILY PILOT
that Antelope Valley WM reluctant to
be shifted out of the Desert Conference.
"Several schools in the conferellCfl
don 't want us to be admitted to the
Desert Conference because we'll be too
big r.or them . '"That isn 't true now,
and 1f we ever grow that big, we'll
be the. first to ask to get out of the
conference."
Present memben of the Desert
Valley, Mira Costa. Imperial Va,lley, Mt.
San Jacinto, Palo Verde, College of the
Desert and Victor Valley.
And Reynoldo Brown wu high jumping_ night In the openln&: roond ol tlil !'!!I•
at . the Ob'mplcs and be got a late . toutney. 1 · ..... start., too... Leading ~ Monarehs wen lWfler
Hollyfield, a rangy 1-S deadeye, ls Raes and Ra1ph Chahdm. Rael' 'lllC::27
A:mutroog's most consistent offemive en route to the vtdory .and Ctiih
threat. Brown, who hu high jumped added 17 to the MonarcM' eaue.
7-3, iJ the starting center now after In lhe deolsi•e fourth qurter,.
serving as the ailth man on last year's · Mater Del outlcOrfld. the' losers -lij33,
Juggernaut. Raes and Chandal each hit falSirne
On the face of \t, you wooldn't ~ pol~~arted the end of an .. u..I.~ Compton would be a C!F UU. thrut .--e
again but the book8 allow the Tarbalie after .iie Monarchs Jiad qailed.,. r
JV team also went unbeaten lut year. one quarter by eight and at the half
Ont of last year's JV stars, Don Womack by a five-point· margin. , .... Mlf!r Dll 111) ,..,._ (a)_ (~Z), ii a llarttng pard with 1967.aa ,. rt"' "" 1t1 ltllt'"' vanity sub Lewlll· Ne'··n. . w.n-, t :i t · 1 Wll1-!t'w1111 • jj " l.:tU (l'Mllldoi ' t ' 17 i'Mrtlil • • Qn the bench, Armstrong has a f..I ~ ... ml!! l I 't 1 Ftr...,. ' ' • : 14
center play1 .... bebind uA11.,11eld In Ron •-· 1 '' 1 21 Wr•no 1 1 s , &U6 nl,I...,... H-.-1 •.• l 0 COoArl'w•l 2 1-1 • Richardson. Also rldlng the ~ at Gibert ' ' s It Br""' J ,-1 1
the moment la Frank Pierce, a tentor ~~ ~ :· ~-; Cl!fi...,,.,. a ,•"":..~ •
guard who is reportedly on the verge :"11on ::1:: : , .. _.
ol el!fllng l starting berth. Toi•I• I) 311 .. H Tof'll " "·*'~ •: A blue chip forward prospect ii M IMI .. °" . •r w o~, 11 11 _.,.
junior AJ Nero. , war11'7*' t1 u 12 1~·-: tt ...
Swimming and Dl$g :
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National AA U. Finnls
Slnted for Long Beach
LONG BEACH -Belmont Plaza Olym-
pic PoOI, acclaimed 1s the moat beautiful
and competitively swift facility Jn the
nation, will be the 11te April . 4-13 of
the 1969 NaUonal AAU men'• and
women's 1hort course swimming and
diving championships.
The announcement was made today
by w. J. (Skip) Skibicki, senior aquatics
supervisor for the City of Long Beach,
following confirmation of final detalb
last week at· the National AAU Con-
vention In Laa Vegas.
The championships will be staged by
the city, in cooperation with the Southern
Pacific Assn. of the MU and the Phillipa
66 Swim Club of Lona Beach.
Competition will begin April 4-5 with
preliminary qualifying In springboard
diving. There will be no activlty Easter
Sunday, April f, and Monday will be
reserved for diving practice.
Diving competition for men and for
women Is acheduled April 8-AprU 12.
aJlhough no ,diving will Yke place April
10.
Swimming practice w!IJ begin April
1, with the champi3nshlp racing to begin
April 10. ' '
PreUM!naries are scheduled at 10 a.m.
each day ol the meet, finals at 7 p.m.
The diving cortipetition will be con-
ducted ln mu& the same manner as
were last summer'-. F~I U. S. Olympic
Triall, fjrst international event to be
held at the $3.7 ~!Ilion "Taj Mahal
of Aquatic Sports."
Tbert'll be a major (:lifference,
however, between last summer's men·~
Final Trials in swimming and the Ap:ll
test. All races -for men and for
women -will be across the 2$-yard
width of Belmoni· Ptaza Pool rather
than Ol-'er the 56-meter Olympic coarse. ·
"The kids are playing well tog~ther
and the defense has been excellent. Since
the Newport game, we've really im-
proved."
Bue Atl1letes Honored
Seven world records ~e set an<!
another tied by the U. S. men at Belmont
Plaza, and a wholesale assault ori men's
and women's 25-yard markll la an·
Ucipated fOr April.
Prelin)inary. swimming heall will In·
elude.eight aJbleies each, with the even-
ing programs to include a $:~lane final
and a six-lane consolaUon race in each
event, for both men and women.
The Sea Kings opened their season
with Newport last week and were unim-
pressive in a 61-49 defeat.
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Seven athletes were singled out for
special bonon Wednesday night at · Or-
ange Coast' College'!! w1ter polo and
cross country awards banquet heJd in the
college's student center Wednesday
nlghl ban ChrlJty and Mike Wilsoo were
honored aa "Pirates of the Year" in
water polo and Christy also shared team
captain honors with Doug Redwine .
Two other members or the Pirates'
atate champlonahlp team, which was
undefeated against junior college com-
peliUon, were honored with 1peciaJ
awarda from the coaching staff.
Mike Irwin wu named the most U.
proved defensive player and PauJ Huahes ·
received a special "beada up" trophy.
Fred Skirde was named "Pirate of
the Year" ln croa country and Ttrf1
SchmJtz WU named team captain. .
Medals ·will be awarded to the ftrst
six pla~wi~rs in all races, but acoring
toward the tea.in litlea will include 12
places.
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• f4n hive conbibuted to :; ....._.
tmolphere. • . ~>
aovernment announced ' •
Ill! montlt living colll -
8tt=t.nlha of """ -· lhe l>lri,eal Jump In lib: y!an .
·'lQovernment economlat.s u.-ilil<t lhe rbe for lhe year
CO'be the blgg~t since wage-
.piioe cootrola were inltltuted lfili1nc the Korean War .
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;!Dr. S. L. Booth, director
<>i.'.rmareb for lhe NaUonal
Cwtsumer Finance Associa-liiin, eallmltod personal ln-
!!ciliie Will rise 7· percent next
lW • but 4 percent wW be
conmmed by price increase.a .
"'·Retailers say aa1ea an up
~-· !-0 10 percent lhb yeAr,
'de.Spite the 10 percent lnc;ome
~urtu and a coosumer price
revel that.bad rlseo 4 percent
by'. October. c<impUed to •
~ 1-percent rise In .a1J of 1917 •
'.'.'Economlais 1ay much ol lhe
di(ferenct apparently came UiOrn savings. The savings
rive drop~ from 7.5 percent
&el.re en>ctment ol lhe
Sitrcharge k> ·6.21 percent by
ACCENT
September.
Dr. Michael Sumlchtast,
chief economist of the Na-
tional Association of Home
Builders, said the price in-
e;1tase1 -like the jump in
median prl~ f01 borne& from
$20,000 to $25,000 in four years
~-.-ppareatly. ha• convinced
consumers buyin& now will
uve them money In tht look tun.
··"I've been lmpreaaed with f\Ow much inflationary
pressure the!'' is. It'• pe
JlraUy far," said Guy E.
Noyes, aeni<r vice praident
o1.Morgan Guaranty TnJJ! l:o .
;.:,"Inflationary expectations
are tending to anowball," aald
8Jchard Scruggs. an analy1t
'i!th Goodbody Co. In New · v ... k .
·:l"falk of inflation can
•.troiulate people to buy and
1.iat their dollan," he added.
·: ..... One of the chief task.I fac-
ing the Nixon administration
@I be to dampen Uie in-
tfationary psychology t h a t
Uems to permeate t h e
e<:onomy," said Milton Fried-
ln..n,· economics professor at
Qii University of Chicago and
a-· campaign adviser to
P.iesident-elect Ni1on.
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!:.OS ANGELES · (AP) -
Cloolnc ol lhl New Yart and
American lfoct ........... II
Jt a.i:n. Pactflc Coait time
wlD mean some inconYerrience
on u.e Wut Coast, cooetdes
Robert w. Haoct, ~
ol lhl New Yort Stock BJ.
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planned earlier clOllnel ate
lllCeSW)' becouae or .......,
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The New York and
American ezchanges n o w
dale at 3:30 p.in.., New York
-·or IJ:• p.m. West Coul
time. Star11nc In Jonuary, tbe
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t p.m. closm, will mean tndloi boun. I« pro<tlcol
-.wtObo.frmllo.m. to 11 a.io. Pacific Ume.
• "V""J pnctlcll operotlonol
foctor& u;:::. tbe tr1dln1
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lie nGtecl U1at tbe ucbonges
would. op1a at JI a.m. Ntw
YD II.me a "•n openinc
later than II a.m. would molt
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Since June, tbe uchanc ..
hove been .,,.. onl7 four doys
a wtitt IO brokers can Cltch
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Office in Huntington
The lint brotersp firm In
Hunttngton Beach wiD open
Dec. 16 when Kroesen and
Co., Inc. launcheo Its ..... =-
min office tn the RunUngton
Harbour shopping mall. ne offtce ls the sixth
broterap house in Kroesen•1
chain, Engene Cuthbertson.
board chalnnan of the: parent
lnlernotionol Funding Corp.,
said.
With direct lines to an ma-
jor marketl, Kroeeen's 22
stoctbroten can b a n d I e
transactlom on stocks, bonds,
HCUriUea, mutual funds, in-
vestmeut trultl ptua a variety at lnllurance coveraa:es.
Cuth.berbon aays the Hun-
Ungt.oa Harbour office staff
will conUnue Kroesen's "c-
q a I t 7 protection package"
wblcb combinel life insurance
for protection and a mutual
fund for polldble e q u i t 7 lf"OWtb and a hedge against
lnflotlon.
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"We feel we oiler a unique
type ot flnoaclal planning
terVice," uy1 Paul lCroesen.
lllilldent ot tbe -· house dloln. "Instead ol jult
belOI -tol<:n, ... lr1 to find out why a person
wishes to make a particular
invutment and then present
111 ...... bla altemati-.
"'In • other 'tftrds we 1D'lfl
people not· to lpend money
but to Ult maoey," be cm.
tinued "and to mulm1ze their I ' •' t ' le..,.,. lll 1111 lli•en ID-·-~ Kroesen 1111 the new Hu.
tlng1Go -olfke 'llill haft two new Quetr"n
maebinel W'Wdl •re ffllllbh:
for ..,. by tbe public wl-
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-mlJ -lie -'tttt 1Jmbol to Obtain _. t.
st.antaneowi market ~
dividend lnlarmotlon, hlgh-looo
far Ibo day or Cllher l7Pll
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BoUI ~ aad
Kroe.en havt 11ten1l•• ---··--lldd.~
I boatlnc llllhul!Qt, --1n H:'i:°" Harbour, began
hll a I mutual land
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salesman in 1951. Three yun
later he joined Collfomla
Investors in Los Angela and
rose to vice presJdu& and
division manager.
M' . 1n1cars
Criticized
By Nader •
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Auto safety critic Ralph Nlder
19}'1 the govermnent mu!t
take Immediate adloo to In-
clude m.lnlcan in federal aaf•
ty ttgulaUona or f1ce the
threat of e1n wtth the
"coll1pee c1-p1bfUty" al a
Japanese lantern.
Noder sold Monda7 lh1t
Japanese manufacturers plan
to nood the American mmteC
with minJcars Wei&hfnl andet
1,000 pounds.
The NatJooal Hlgbwa1 Safe-
ty Bwuu or1RinaI1J ~
cars under 1,000 pounds from
the 1overnmen1 ulel;J ..,.to:
Uom. But later 1t luued 'I
•ollce of proposed niJo.mUlnl.
to 1pply tbe -..; mJnlcan. •
In • -la llfety -· chief William Haddoa, Nadet
Claimed there WU DO ta: dlcatloo lhe ..,. __ Id
blue lhl final -Ill
limo la llOp • flood "' mlnlcan oo tbe Am<rlcU martet. •
Tbo leader ot Ibo -bnport .... la J-'I l'uj! a .. ,. lnduslrla, matn ot
the Subaru .0, Nader aid.-
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TEUivJsION Vll!lWS
Nixon Plans .
Use of TV
By RICK DU BROW
·' HOIJ,YWOGD (UPI) -Presirumt.elect Ricb-
atd Nixon's introductloo of bis cabinet in a prim•
time television program Wedneoday night bad a
good deal of practical video sense behind it.
Never mind the fact that the broadcast, about
a hall hour in length, wasn't particular~y intellect.
ua1 or sopliistica.ted or stylish. Never ~.the fact
that Mr. Nixon, who did all of the talkmg, 1s frank-
ly not much of a phrase-maker 1n the classic sense,
and used plenty of. standard political rhetoric.
WHAT WAS most obvious, and made Clear and
simple sense, was the fact that the next Ptesident
of the United States inll™!ted -at least for the
present -that he is going to use t~levis!On to m~e
the citizenry feel closer to the White House and its
decision-makers. One hopes this initial gesture was
not merely a flash in the pan .
It is true that there were no· questions from
newsmen, ·or anything like that, so th~t the broad-
cast - s'een on all three commercial networks
starting at 7 p.m. PST -sometimes resembl~ a
sales meeting more than a governmental function.
But this is the new administration's time of high
optimism and 'jteam-making," so the pep talk
atmosphere is at least understandable.
WHILE INTELLECTUALS might \veil make
sport of Nixon's introduction of his cabinet ~ this
way -on television -there is another point to
be considered. For far too many months, we have
had virtual nobodies absurdly catapulted into un-
deserved social and political fame because of their
astute use of television -and the medium's oc-
casional tendency, now mostly corrected, to go
overboard on some of these types.
With this the case, it might well be argued, why
in the -world shouldn't the governmell't -which has
real' signiffcant power affecting the Jives of all of
us -exploit television intelligently on a personal
level too? Why should ·it take a back seat and, as
a result make it seem that overpublicized nobodies
have as' much responsibil1ty and power as elected
officials and those appointed by the White -House?
I CONFESS that I wasn't impressed on elec-
tion even when both Hubert Humphrey and Nixon
h·ad two-hour commercials promoting themselves
on nationwide television, because I don't like the
concept of presidential candidates advertising for
the job on video.
But Wednesday night's Nixon concept, while
admittedly in rough form (be forgot to mention the
name of his Secretary af. Commerce), has exciting
]>05'Sibilities -providing the press has a more in-
tegral part in future proceedings, that is, in the
form of questions.
FOR TOO LONG, the public has felt far re-
moved from the White House as massive' and com-
plex social developments combined tQ make us
ever more distant from seats of power. The Viet-
nam war, furthennore, has caused added strains
and raised questions of credibility. Television of-
fers any president the simple and direct opportun-
ity to create something of a national town hall of
the air. Anv president who indicates he may use
it in this sense. and who doesn 't overdo it for per-
sonal benefit, is to be encouraged ..
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'' mabl ---wu boodqaorian 11' 110w Yori:'• Poll! · . · .,: def-aaert"'1 <I ltate ct,> frleod, "ptdt llJIPl..lil :Wut
• not laftiJ Into Illa Calinol-w.--boW lo con-·~..._.Ibo -ttw:"'1JI, -u a -tblrd .cl!Qlee a ......,._ -UM ·~ wu lbal Nlll!a did · · · -.-· · ~· not want tdm. t. ' ~ ' .. ,. ., .... 1
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:::.~ »lace talt below tile too enhJhlle rlvala lot I h e
~pre1ld1ntlal
.... mail.., Nlxm made -I · one ~ dacribed II "&
paulnc reference" to · the
United N1tlon1 am.
-.hip.
Bui, tile -uld, lhll came at a pcllot when Ibey
bod qreed lbal llockeleller
coulll-lllv• the ltn>Olelt 111p-1""' to ,tile now GOP ad-
ioiolllrallon by cootlnuln( lo
llttYe u 1ovemi:r ol New
York. Tberefote Rockefeller
did not ngard lhll u a job
offer.
A> Nlxoo prepuu lo ...
nounce bil Cabinet te}ectiOM,
the publlc' poetmea al the too
men re1ardin& Rockefeller'•
omission fnm the l1at have
been carefully aet. ·
Rockefeller bu aid and will
. -say thal be rully believea
he "" be <I mulmum public
aervlce ·by ll>Jlnl on u
governor. NIJ:on "wllI aay that
he would bave be<o deligbted
New Move
For Direct
Vote Starts
STOCKTON (AP) -Sen.
B~cb · Bayb, (().Ind.), bas
kicked off a n a tlon w ld e ,
student-nm campalp. for a
dlrecl presldentl.tl election,
branding the electoral colle1e
system ''doworl&ht
dangerous." .
Bayh, leadiog Se11f1e foe al
the elei:lonl collep l}'llem.
was m.alo speabr Tuesday
night at a meetlni al th<
· ' University of tile Plclllc"1
Public Affaln Imtltute which
announced the campalp. Char\e1 -.,,, the ln-
slltnte-dlreclor, aid bis col-
lege has been in Contact with
Yale, Florida and Temple
universities 1n eHorb to pro-
mote the campaign.
Its aim, he aid, Is lo hold
llmullllleoul nlltel acrou the
country when electoral college
abolition legislation Is pro-
posed. .
Bayh has offered a con-
1tltutional amendment pro-
posed by Presldeot Johnson
lo abolhh the elei:toral collep
but ntain the system of llvloC
a state's electoral vote to the
caodidate with tile blgbesl
popular vote. Later, however,
he came out in favor of. direct
J>OPular eleclloo of the 111!!1·
dent.
Littf• boy,_.mboas.
•d vim; oxford in
bl1clc or d1rlc b'rown.
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Dro11y bleclc p1t1nta for
"tft1t 1pplo • of ~ your
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CHILDREN~S cowlioY .B~OTI
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WhyDtiHTV?
' No Need for Contr,0versy
' By VERNON SCOTT
HOLL YWQOD (UPI) -Public , acclaim for tran-
qullizlng, bucolic shows,. simple sttuaUoe COl\ledlH and
!he morajlly plays of the far West makes. •'\"•• when
properly w~ighed. . • • . .
For most of this decade vi.ewers have be~n content
with 11The Beverly Hillbillies," "Green Acres/' "Pet~
ticoat Junction," "Tb~ Lucy &bow,'J "Gunamoke/'
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4Bonama," "Gomer Pyle'' "The "Dick Van Dylr:e
Show, 11 '1The ~dy Griffith S.li>w" and . a score al others. . .
The raUngs regularly demonstrate lhat these non-con-
troversial series have bten the most popular.
But it wasn't always that way.
•
Dari Dailey
HeadsOCC Television was just learning to walk during the
Eisenhower administration. And for eight years, which
ctrUcs are wont !o ettnOble a.··lhe "golden years -or
television," the medium was 11aturated with sociological
tracts. psycblatric pap and ripe me!~. Dance Lab With Ike in the White House the countty was nlatively ·
quiet. No wars, no riots in· the streets, no campus
sit.ins. Racial strife was at low ebb., ·
Some citizens calJOd it dull.
Hansel . and Gretel
TO ENLIVEN THE CITIZENRY television pro-
duced "Studio One," '.'Robert Montgomery Piesents;"
"General Electric Theater," ~1K.raft The ate r, '' 0 Playhouse 90" and a pack of others.
ruc:iSikes and Donna Sistrunk will dance th.e roles
of "Hansel and Gretel" in a special ballet produc-
tion Tuesday at 5 and 7: 30 p.m. at ·the Fox South
COasr Plaza Theater in Costa Mesa. The dancers
are students of the Gwen Williams Studio, which is .
pres~ting the program.
Many were New York shQWS and most were l<live."
Poverty and violence were common.~giving viewers
a Yicarious taste of excitement. me was placid
Television was tense and uptight. ;').. .
· Those were the days when Tony Franciosa and
Ben Gazzara suffered a lot in a tenement kitchen
pondering whether to become violinists or pri~e fighters
while their poor old mothers ironed shirts among --.
Duranl,e and Juliet
the pipes that ran through the room.
Alleys were also big in thos_e days. Usually that's
where boy met girl and decided the world was against them. .,
Set for Mel.odyland The public was Dogged with method acUng until
it was convinced that the "in" people belched and
scratched a lot. But viewers got their kicks examining
the seamy side of life.
J'unmy Durante and Juliet
ProWse are two of the at-
fractions lined up for the
DJonib-of January at
Melodyland to kick off its new
Winter Celebrity Series.
.!fhe-New Year's en·
tertatmnent begins Jan. 3, 4
B!lcJj~with Lou Rawls and
Me ·Ellington and h i s
lll'chestra. This "Soul Hap.
~~· will be seen in five
performances over the three-
daf i)enoc1: Friday at 8:30,
Mesa Actor
In LA Show
Saturday at 7 and 10 and WHEN THE COUNTRY moved into the 60s, the
Sunday Jan. s at s and 8:30 underbelly of _the nation became more visible. There
• ' was the war m Vietnam, the black power movement,
p.m. assassination of John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King,
The singing, swinging fami-Robert Kennedy, the Cuban crisis, Berkeley, violence ly, "The Cowsills," will make aplenty. '
its Southern Cat If or n I a Gradually, and then with increasing velocity,
Concert debut at Melodyland view.ers coul~ see it all on d~y news programs,
. on video specials and documentanes. . one rught only, Saturday, Jan . Fictj.on was outstripped by reality. Americans were
11, for two perfonnances at swamped with raw drama JUSt by looking out their
7 and 10 p.m. ... windows or opening their daily newspapers .
Following "The Cowsills" Who needed more of the same on television?
will be the ''Juliet Prowse Thus the growth in popularity of the uncomplicated
Show'," QPening Tuesday, Jan. way of life, the fairy tales for adults on television.
I4, and' playing through Sun· The fictional city of Mayberry, (Andy Griffith's town), Rod Petrie (Van Dyke's character), the little day, Jan. 19, with "The Jim· woes of the Clampett family (Beverly Hillbillies)
my Dw-ante Show" coming became tranquilizers tor: the public at large -
in for a week Jan. 21·26. reassura~ce that our national heritage remained intact.
Guest stars with M i s s some claim that the popularity of safe, insane series
Prowse and Durante. as well represent a desire to return to the American womb;
MOYie actut Dan Dailey will
head a list 'of gUest ~
who wlH' conduct• a sPfdaI
"Dance Lab '69" at Orange
CoaJt College this montli.
· 'ftte lab will be held In the occ· l!Y1D Dec. '/{/ and 28,
and 30-31" ln-all-day' iesslon.s.
Enrollment . fee. ls '25 With
Dec. 18 set as the deadline
lor registration. ...
The lab ls describe<. as "aa.
experJence ·in dance, music
and drama with members of-
the Gloria N.....,.;, ~
Company and special giiist
artist.." These Include Dslley
and composers Betty Walberg
aDd Gertrude ruvers
Robinson. .
The lab will include begin-
niDg, intermediate' 'and ad-
vanced technique c I a s a e s 1 separate technique classes for
men, and principle! o l
strength development tor the
male dancer.
There will be special lec-
tures on music by Miss
Walberg and Miss Robinson,
and on acting by Dailey. Lee·
ture-demonstrations will 'be
given on makeup by
Hollywood expert R o b e r t
WeStmoreland.
Persons interested in the lab
should contact Lynda Davis
at OCC. The phone number
is 834-5767.
Children's
Show Set as February and March at-to sirnP.ler days, less complex problems.
Dr. Bernard Simon of Costa tractions on the new celebritty Cntics rail aga~st the 'vacuous sho~s. They .de-A special children's p~ Mesa -~ currenUy playing the . will be -ed mand art. The public seeks to be entertained; nothing duction of "Hansel. a n"'d leading role in an original series, aMounc more
play, "Jn 20 Words or Less," shortly. INASMUCH AS THE sponsors pick up the tab, . ~~~ ~eg~l~t~~~'i!:g
at Los Angeles' Crossroads Next at . the An ah e i ~ th~y w~t to rea~~ the lar~est number of persons Be!ch eoromuJty Playhouse,
showplace 1s the pop-operatic WJth . their advertising ~lur))#~ The best . way to do includes two Orange Coast ac-of the World Theater. singer, Rouvaun, and com-that is to bac~ a show '!ll:h a country setting, peopled tresses among Us cast. ·
_The production ls on stage edian Sammy Shore Dec. 21, with uncompl~cated individuals whose problems are Charlotte Hanna of Hun·
Friday and Saturday and will with ''Tbe Johnny Mathis small and easily solved. . tington Beach,. 8 student at
have an ibdefinite run at the Sh ,. t . Gomer Pyle has never heard a shot fll'ed in anger. Occidental College Will take playbOuse, located on Sunset 0~ set q sing out l968, Marshal Dillon's law prevails in Dodge City. Doris the role of Ha nsel The mother
BouJev.ard near Las Palmas opening a week's engagement Day is triumphant in her domestic crises. Lucy saves will be portrayed. by Vanessa
Avenue. Curtain time is B:30 Dec. 26 and playing through the da y !-TI the last. minute. Papa Cartwri~ht's Ponderosa Brittan of Laguna Beach, who
p.m. New Year's Eve. ~ows ncher. Elizabeth Montgomery is an _adorable is preparing for a career in --------------------witch. opera.
-Crossword Puzzle
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HOLLYWQ9D (AP) -How. them.• . .-tolton0 who call themle!V<I J
do Gia In remote Vietnam ' 'Sbe l Xblted wounded 0men "Hop." I
bases· react to seeinl a PleltY \!1 . "°"pltala e~etwh•l)! and . And from Big 1\1>11 OM, .lh•
Amer!c.,. blonde! ·fotind fewer Qf, lbOm U,.re. tot Infantry Dlvlllon. ctm• j
"'Sometimes 'tbey're veey Sbe.thlnb the!"~ 1JJasttr ' ctrUflcata: · · ,
shy,• reports ictr.oa Tlppf ev_..auon to hoopttala boc~ "In appt<clalJoa of your ·
Hedren, "becau..e tbey'Y.<.sort bqtpe. Siie marv.etecl; ar fast· mosl ,...icoi_ne visit t '· .,an,~ I • · · atl.entlon In the·fleld' · : •for iemlndlnc UI al thw
of turned gtrls 011· 'lltey know ."Within-15' or 30-minutes Thanlmglvlnc oeuon that the
they're going to be there four afl<r a ·man la shot. be'a in a All·Am.rtcan slrl la here to !
O! five months and so, they totally equipped b o 1 p-i ta J ... stay," , ~ •
(igure, why think about girls There's almost no need for·jJii~~~~~~~~ too much?" a flelc!surges:iq any ri'lore." .II
Mer llppl thawed them out For TJpp~ 'fbo ~ I a n.1 anotlaer such ti'tp lit about 1 by lnllia\lllg the convenalloii, III montbo, the rewards of
their first quesUoo usually this ooe were '"smiles on men'•
wu: "How are \he s!rla ba.clt: faceo .00 bonon lib being
bOme.Clressing?" _ch~ "Miss Hot• ~ me.r:t
"I told them," she laughs,
•'everybody 's wearing ra minl$kirt.s ...
'Miss Hedren's J.2..day Viet·
nam tour, JU,.\ completed with ~
Joey -:eisbop, was her secOnct Ntow ....... .,., Prlus
in two years. By plane and Adulll $. l .50 helieopter 1they made about ·
1s stops a clay "In the boonles "Doctor Zhivago_"
·as they call them (boondocks), 'tif.,., ,. ~ °"'' ,1 ,. ~pments of about 200 .,....,..,..,.,,=,..,=== guys who don't see anybody ~01<1111 COAST_IHlfWAY ~ ar.
for . months." -
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who played In 1'The Birds" •1 "'1.~,.
and "Marnie" and who neither ---AtlllUl.lBllflltm
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aJ1d talked -"to let• them
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They return through the tube to a world that Marlene Silvers, fonnerly a
nevet was, but one they'd like to believe existed or member of South coast
that might exist somewhere: Repertory, as Gretel; Barney
If the coming decade brings the serenity of the Spencer as the fa t h e r ; I~~~~~~~~~~
Eisenhower years, television may return to its old Kathleen Martin u 'the dew
bombastic are form to shake viewers up once more fairy and sandman, a.n d
But for the time being most would rather dream Lucille Anderson as the witch.
of life in Mayberry, R.F.D. The children's program ,
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country
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institution
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Theater Extends Run
Due to an enthusiastic
response fro m playgoers,
South Coast Repertory has ex·
tended its production o f
Charles Dlckeps ' ''A
Christmas Carol" at the Third
Step Theater in Costa Mesa.
Four evening perfonnances,
Dec. 1&-21, will be given at
8 p.m., as well as the regular
Sunday production at 1 and
3 p.m.
"We art elated by
enthusiastic response from
adults as well as children,"
reported James de Priest, who
adapted and directed the
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written by Engelbert Hum-
perdinclt, will be presented by
Pacific Opera Theater. Two
perfonnances each day, at 1
and 3 p.m., will be given
at the playhouse, 5021 E.
Anaheim St., Long Beach. ·
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Mm. l/ERJ:I» RE-• J"'t • '"' ""' ' IS: 111 PRICE HIGH! OllANaE COUNTY'S LARGE uv nn • din rm. LY Pnee $69,9!0. • FULLl!:RroN CIUn , DD Don v . .hankllll, -,.pq a $H,... 'Maf . PUBUC HOME: If,.,.. · lrom D ... and -~ D •• ~ • -· crttll, "-<lee ldtch. MISSON llEALTY '94-0l3l -• 6'13..:lm SEA LARK MOTEL ' -.... r ~· -..... ..-.;. .....;;;;,. -We -$22,ICIO ... tbil 3 LARGEST 2 bclr, ..... Can bid another ... So. Cout. l.quna 2 ... pool. Ip ..... ........ FURN or -• bdrm 2301 Newport Bl..s.•CM.->
llD · ""'II'~"· ipoclou. o..nt.d !ot BR+ family room home la 2931. 17th St. 646-4494· w!IL Low dn 11IA"" VA. WESTERN AWARD :'."'c~>S~O>llep $2111 A den, very attnc. IJOO. . e "'6-7"5 ~ • ~: ":;''~ ,!.~.~ ·, TWO famlly ......,. . under "'placement colt on Just Reduced , $23,IOO. Owner~. 3 A ' Br. Semi Cwotom · AdullL flS.1338 Wll.SON WF.S'I'··, ~-t ,._,,;: • .:.:;..,,. . 3 ear ....,. p!u. toc1ay•1 mark•t. Cbolco Eut· ._..., H LUXURY 3 BR 2 ">• a.,. Homes !ram $35.450.00 Now Coata ..... 1100 ·s BbRM, 1 balh. mv.ne.. I BR. tum. utlL pd. Jh4.
..... ~1.1. extra oft street parkbw aide location, spottea condf. _,.rest Olfte View Town Home, pOo1, under comtrucUob. Located ::.::::::S ftqu1te4, $17' mo. pool. Adults 14f-,l:tf.•. ::a: ~iim · ·. · 1125.000 tlon. Ill batba. tlreplace, 4 Br. + hm. nn. AUO!r pll 1i.. Conold. -· on Moun ..... View Drive, of! 2 1111. -. patio. ..,.... Sl().3062 Bkr. 96g.l710 ...
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with 't ~ = ~·· ·~ a hurzy! a out. -1!\lfUI -110. tl2 'Ball>oa °"'"' s Br. A.P.I. SALES AGENTS T>opleal ·-"" adult& lalboo lolantl :1355 lrpl<, ...... -aa
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546 4141~ .1oh -_ · . · . ..-i..: ~·-abores lakellde Bullt-lm, diw., 1 erv1 c e OWNER 2131~7845 A 16th Pl, 6i'3-600. Drop In I: Browse 383 Cotta Alea st. 564131 '°'"" ._ ... , You Won•:t a.u-. . n ~acn-lot all lmprovemonla tun, ...... 2 car pr. .2IOO ... -ti; BR. ..... ,. ..... yud, w lk & Le 1145. LOVELY • Br .. _ . ... •• , "'..!'!i!ue,..'\'!"'1~ m~ = It. 137,ICIO. ""2•1' John. Duplun For Sai. 1975 pr, adulta. 1-clind· OK, a er 8 pd. Bile. K·lllart. ~
ED KBOW ROOM ~!.°:1r:ro ~this mi: BAYFRONT ~-.tutt 100 r~o Shown by Ml-l4&0 NEWPORT ~ for aaJe. no pets. ~oo im. 5'8-MM 1682 i-.dtn,er Adults. 5t8-0'787i ~· .. : . . I Uli banlwood llooro ~ Pier and Sli • Bdrm n ... •ppobltment only. Brolm'. laycrest. 1223 ..,, w be&ch. Or will trade 2 BR. H""', blprq•; II"' 142.-Open Eva ~40 FURN., rtd..,... I ~ '!P.t
puk lift rear yard this p, " • ._ ll60 B N"JIC)rt Blvd. C.M. equity for Kood Lquna Month. Avail& ' now. AVAIL. Jan 5. Leue 0>~ UUL pd., praae; adutt. r_o
Goral!Olll 5 bdnn 2 atlJi' ~ shines. Tra.ttlc free ~ Mountain View. Lowat ~~ or HS-39'JO LOVELY LIVING RM residential tot. p, 0. Box 2192 Paji!lades Rd. 5CMiOM do.; Xlnt Omci. 4 ed. 2% ptta. $110. 673-1365 '.:-! • .t :::":·1::· :~ ttreei.areahaventorthe ~~Syea;r ,o!dBa,yfront. 4.BEDRM-,23750 w/frlpc,4BR.4S.,dining, 1423., Hunttniton Be&cb. E-SIDE 2 Br. 1 child. No Ba..Encloted2carGarqe EAS'l'SmE. Quiet; f ·Br.
Clever d~Ye wall little ones. Two Iarve b!d. Can for appoinbnent "0$'' DOWN' fam rm w/trplc, Beautiful <n.f) 84&-0045. OWner garage. No dop. Fenced fireplace, Beach 1: Attama: elec. bltna. patio. AdalWcm.
per, slate. e'iitry, 2 tiaJ: room.s, wOqd bumlna tire. (714) 642-8235 2 separate batht. Formal din. den w/wet bar, aquarium RENTALS yard. SlOS. 5'0-0289 HB. $2lO. P!1' lno..968..3W6 Jy. 36l·B Ocie. ~"'8 ·1, \
bullt-U.. quality ~Jon w/w place~uble detached Pl'-8S1 Dover Drive, Suite l<n. in& mom for hoUday din-:il.ter':.lc, :,. F heatl!dllmp: Hous• Fumfshecf DELUXE 2 BR, cpts, drpl. WALK llO Beadl. Sharp dean QUIET Ba.ch Apt,: utll,~tkl ~ta, fenced yard with aa:e, br .. ia:htcountry MaccoRealtyCoBldg nel'ICl.ipeted8pct1ea1 poo, ee • Ex. neiehborbood$135or 3BR2b&tbllbullU.nsdou-·$!15.MatureAdlt,r9'JIDS
patio I: fire.pita. price kitchen. An unbea~ie Eut-Newport Bea~h · ho~. Many added leatuttL $62,500. 'General 2000 fUm. $155. 5'S-9UT ble pnp. i ~ OK. Orange Ave. .____: · ··
$34.950. Aaume $%% GI side buy at $22,000. No down G.l. 540-1720 WALKER R.LTY 575-5200 $2.15 per month. A It . MING Tret Dix 1BJC··jii,i;
loan. Coleswo""'y ' Co TARBELL 2955 Harbor ~ ~BR. upper du,,,... N.Wport laach 3200 54&-4141 adullL utti.. ... jus:Mo. IHI • OCEANFRONT F1XE11 University Park 1237 ~-Utll. paid ••• · Fantastic location • Walk to ~ Broker 534-6980 CHINA COVE TWO Bdrm. _ ~-mwl1 -Monrovia, Of . ..,_
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1904 IWbor BIW., C.M. trade hla equity for unlll • TOWNHOUSE Rantalo to Shara 200S v..., pnvai. tn exclualft 912 Pecan Ave. H.B. ldtehtn. Utll. _palol. w.....,
Open Evet. TD's • boat or out cf town EASI'SIDE -Immaculate 3 3 BR. 21,9 bath many many uu. Pvt be~ Elflll!l 4 2 BR. duplex; WM I: only. 842-60f6 evn. .. i.-.. ·-_, iiiOiii..Oioiii.iii.iii ......... I property •• Asking $39,500. bdrm + dintnc area. Choice ntee txtru. Call to 11tt. Alk· NEW Br. studio w/ ba. Sep yr old 3 BR. 2 BA drum re6ia .. chlldnn & peta OK. 'LARGE turn 2 bdrm apt.
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BA E -· that an aVallab101 ! · • • REALTY 133.9'0. · 67s.374S ..,,,., conL hoatlni. 2 ear SMALL uni. 2 BR. . ...,.. •• N-rt !,leach ·· 4200 Com~letel,y aatom in every Units Prloi · •• "anytime" ~ 546·500 Cotti Meta 2100 ~.~~furn:=-nr. new 1.ody'a atare ~ Steps~tbeoceanibl¥.
detail on. •pacioul '15x )15 2 Seaahore Drive •••• $39,500 2629 Harbor Blvd c M 'f_,ciillml~ 1.,2 LOVELY new 2 1tory 4 Imm,;:._ poa ~ Pvl Harbor mvd. Workbw cple. ,; BR.1 BA, YW'b' '-iii:. .
•otale 11Z1 tnt-3-. 2 Alvando Pta"" .... $49.500 , •• • • OLLEGE REALTY Eutbluff ~ bdrm. 2 ba. beautltully Pty 61>-4583 • No chlldrtn, no pelL fl5 Utll Incl. Famlly ,..-. ~~-ba"" ~ .. ~ ~ 2.<NearYacb,..aw. .... 87,ICIO ,..Westtbff Comer 1!00""'"'"""",cll , furnl&hed.01.~ ... un..... · • Month.5.11·1SZ7 111liMo.5"-e;03 ._ .,
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lO% down. 3 8a1l>oa l!IW. ....... 8'1,IOO mom -2 bath ll> exclusive 1162 MONTH PAYS ALL. EASTBWff I. Catholic~ $300. M~. Santa ANl Height& 3630 ~~;':;t!, p:~.2 Br;
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4 Balboa 8a)tfront •• 165,000 area. New llvirg room car-Auume 5'h% io.tns • ft..--: T f tel Groups we 1 come. 976 TOWNHOUSES ..,,,,_ -....
5 Balboa Blvd. ••••••• 69,500 Pft· Large Heated 1-Filter-eweyom: qualitiea. FOUR ..,.....,,., r•ns •rr Denver Dr., C.M. 114: 2 BR., 2 BA. 2 car carport 2. BR. Gwte; carpt'd, drpd. f46.MOD · .
I Bay Avenue • ~··· ••.• 62,500 ed · Pool completely aur-. BEDROOSM, family room. l'lef:da quick Mle. Macco I 50-2442 3 BR., 214 Ba, 2 car carport No prqe; n1> ch~n. BACHELOR tumilhld_ J'llf;J,
15 Balboa mvd .•.•••• llS,000 rounded by decldn&: '49 500 all built-int 1-nice tbed BR. 2 bathl, exceptionally EXTRA Sharp I: d $200 -$250 mo. $115. MH07I $85. 67J...f351 d&¥ I: aveniQa:
BURR WHITE, Re•ltor . ' . yard. Choice ftitdentlal ~ ::e~ ~ Completely turnt 1 h:~· Poo1t • Adulfl onJy W 9 PM. .
2001 Newport Bl.-d •• N.B. area. Quick thlnldnc " ... :i,. vi... • Adw" only or may eo.: Bay & Beach 'L~guna laach 370S OCEAN View 1 ar: 1or19 In~ •;:,..•~~":!:" m 675.4630 :: ~Id~'~ Red~ to $34.500 :1:S 1.~~ 3 bdrml, 2 R~lty, Inc. · MONARCHMTAREA" ~ =:~ tnc.
toaiorrow. v_.t neat and Sl<>-1151 Copen eve 1 l EASTILUFF ....-Oil "" month. Alt 2025 w. Balboa Blvd .• NB LOVELY OCEAN VIEW :-='°=',,....,""-' ==--1
clean M.,. l>d Mar 3 + $21,500 64 3 Hm .... R<ol Eotata REA' 'TY ..,...,., ""-'· .....,.. 2 Bdnnl. • ounroom I BDRM Furn. ,..... rotm!, famlJ¥ , .. LEASE M BR-2 Ba-Furn. 1~ B&tbl. $2215 Month. pool, ocean vkew. SU0.
boat •..:::".-~ .... roof, • BR 2 bath bom• """· y for OPEN DAJL Y THIS WON'T Bl 241' V~!a "'1 Oro incl. ""!'!dryrN ' fhr. Elec. YEARLY LEASES Adulb '91;-1243 bet. iQ.s PM 548-:re; or 6#-0631..., ~5111:. .. . .. . . . Vettran wiib.,el'l)bW\y Corobenoch del Mar OVER YOUR HEADI N•wport Beach ........ -•. ortbeal!C..b $125-14' Badttlor Furn ABOVE --2 BR, FUllN 2 .... ,,. '"bit ..
545.58'90 · , eertificat& Nd dnwn ~Prime a location. No Only $11,000 ·1t44-t133 Ev ... 646-3113 Mesa. ~2499 16&-1BR,1 S. waterfront rustic charm. $1to. ia. beach. $175 mo. CaD
(-dr'llmlt!wllM , ment. financing neamary. l BR for J BR & tam nn. WeJl.blt Newport Belich 2200 ~R, ~ N.' Furn, view ~~-ShowDrl Jan. 3. 1125 IA m.5<flt afttt g A wbadl.
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OUEJ.~ !!~.:rt:.· $173 MONTH 2 batba. large living + fam. older home M wtdt lot Eut Z!0-2 "a. Ptnn Pt. Houle ~~ ve I BDRM -1pt. $ll0./Mo. •Wlii a · Uy room, built-ins, fireplace. .Ma&nolia St. Corone d1I Mar 1250 DEC ORATOR'S BeautifUI Betty Davidson 2 BR I: blt.int, refrla, car-Utll pd. 1312 Welt .~
Newport i ear rara&•· o.w.c. 2nd Graham R~ Bl..U. "°""· o.c 15tlhlon SHORE PROPERTIES petll!o:. m...,. Adulll only .. m...i. 6'13..1835. : ••
ii TO or trade fur lncoml!. ·NB ~-L ti L lion 4th. 3 Br. Adulta. $375. ST.J.5kl60 675-.-o ""'-• 131~ after..4 .. ,.,. BR ' &:· ~.. ot Rttr .... 3928 Eve -N•ar . . <~• Ofc ..... 414 oca en • oca 6"-0615 _ ~~ ~ n · *. CH · Bta Corona dd Illar Beach. ;;;.,~';;-;;-=.,-,,.-Corona dal Mar .4ilo 3 liaibt, 2 -.... .... Victoria . . LA EN MYER . LOVELY . N•w... ' """· ' ' BR. 2 .. home • can IMMAC ' BR. Funt """' LEASE, i.. ... I option "' Laguna Nlguol ' no~ 1--".::.;==;;._....;=1
1: BBQ, ,.tNble -pn.,!!. · bdrm, 2 ba, near May Co. readily add 3rd bedroom· nr. SelL 4 .BR. 2 BA Luxury NEW '• QR. Lquiia N.lpel. 2 BR., near 1-cb. !':'N"..:..~~f' .J~ 6i6'88n !C::t:' 2 ""'Ho:'~ :u.r.a::_1e ='° 0T;~: =·~~..:! s: ~°'.";.;. = ~ fn'ti'= .!:<~ .'.:.; vi ... 1 12t>..,.... ...... ~ ~"7i'oi.I
with tenns. Eastm~ ~n bloc;;'~ 540-00 ment. LIKE New 2 BR, 2 BA condo 4 BR. 3 be,, crpta. ~ 2l3/2#-'IM5 mJPIO Apt dote to-be&eb
Wollll-M<Cardla; Rltn. Harbor View Hts Ila ~ Flowe• or SEIL Or '"'" 2 ">· 5 O.a,... Cout Property Frple. patio, pool. turn.., 2 Frpclt, blt.IM, on .:. '<irALS w/pool. Utll pd $lllO mo. mo Newport Blvd., C.M. • ~ Utth st '2 or 3 Bit Br. 2 Ba., din; pod ioc.. 332 Mai1[Uerlte, CdM 67U550 unfum. $250. 675-D>S qt. waterfront, Leaae at wW Apt&. Furnlthecl 1 .. dult only. 536-89~'· .
543-1'129 · · . Evu. 6t4.osst Corona Clltl Mar must be in ~ condition.' IOOd inc. Lower nr. empty. lease with option. 173-8134 0.n•r•I 4000 STUDIO Apt 1 Br.-i;Bath. ii OCEAN VIEW 2600 It. Hove Ca h B °"""· Open w-..i. 2111 f 'Broadm (dM Back lay 2240 2 BR plus dtn. beautt!ul 11111 pd. Adulll <iot:;, flll Oc~ilYlew. = .. 3 bedroom4 ;.i .. "'~ Ernie Clov:iand :r~ E. Mqnolla 548-H ft 00f r I BR. Furn ""· h'i yrd. ~,:,,:;'~,: only, $235 mo. DEL~~ci~ Rtfa. 83M39S ..... ;'.!: 51:~~~ 645.0181 Ew. 646-4579 Mau Verde 1110 4 BR home w/&Ht water 5'P Jot. Nr Uct. Adults, • •ft,..E 4 Br·, 2 D. 1 blk Furn. apt. $ll5 PlUI util Balboa .UOO · · • V\ew beautiful car P • t 1, tl25'incl uttI: 642-1272 ~ ._ u •• 5 Unlllr'cm 2 &a Iota, nlk· IYcu.iombWIL·FANTAmC CHRISTMAS IONUS to beach. pool & <eM~,.. -tadpool.Amplo-MAGNIFICENT"'°"
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with prages. SANTAS PRICE $46.650. . borne decorator~ tfn. -•1 ~G-t mi cottqe OWNER 2 br ~ch home praat, utll pOI. t-11J1111
CORllN·MARTIN Opportunity out, ,;..ru,., 25 -...,.. 873-9010 amJ4 trult ........ si.,. to 111 blk to waler $150, mo PLACE -..,. ad -. "· 87M1!IO. .. J:. l!allloa: REAL TORS Colla M.,. • Belt Location •""' lo L 1'7,ICIO Owner China -a...,. 11'° )'rly. or yrcy. 67>-4130 !hoy an ........ _ IWL1' Bhd. Bell><>& .,.,,. • ,
J036 E. C-Hwy, CdM . Jt.2 lot· •MOO ... ft. 546-78611 FOR l!ONEYMOONEIIS! 615-:mr OURGE -wont 14 -· PILOf dualflell MM871 CLEAll -1" "1 •
67S.1'62 ORANaE COUNTY'S $62.llOO • tenno No ,.. limlL A peaceful • AD ntll Incl $'15 ... ' LAR~EST Georae w011.,.... College Park 1115 _,,.,. "°""· prov!nclal, General 2000 General 2000Clortoraf · 2000 Sl.5!:. Bel ... 11.._,.
" Rea1tor abaJr.e I: ued brick. Some -BBIA~>LB~.aogA~.,._,=d~~I
SO EASY TO BUY ~~3~E.~1~7t~h~S~t·~~·~94~·~:;::,..,..E:"":;'~m.~1~56'~1' BR 2 Ba.,_ patio • ..,.... • larl• 2 bdrm homo. ,-drpo. dbl -· -cOnd. liW noon. 60' lot. .,. S@~~~ l&~trs.. I BEDROOM, MOii -·· ' BR 3 bltll R2 + HOUSE 1%7,ICIO by ....... --$34,!l50. 673-45lll aft ' PM . . -c.np, """"on"' 1ot. Be&utttun:v Sm.ner. o1<1" ...,. 1n ... RE SAW 1===.0:=:::=:::===..1 ======== -, ... " ::'°:"°.....:i":.::, "::.:; cell'"' Co1ta Ml.a ....,,. Men· Women ~po".' laach .. . !!! . BalbOa Panlnaula 1300 'Sol" a Simple ScrambW Wort! Punt. fOr aChvdlt
IWm. -ll> la>lal. Colb borbood -Room ""' w!lll ~ 1&atn • Offico # Slathtd $6,000 so lide -Owner flnanceL ;:;1 ~ will help nnance 4 • Openinp avail&ble fClr Palatl&l aettlna • 1H land.· INCOME
Pete Barrett ftfffly ~ &t&-nn experienced men .. 'M:lll'IM. DM:roe '°"* Nie ot tldl NW Bftch .&:: pe.rtJal Ocean
1605 Westclltf Dr • .NB iCW200 OPEN EVES. 'TIL t Instant income I: tra.lnizlc. 4 bec1roam • den • tn a.,,. VJew J • 2 ~ Units 4 ~µtit Sprini Rlt;y • Mr. Ga.lrdner Cftlt. Area ct $80,CIO haaw Apt. WtD·b.t concrete li1ock -5t0-4824 for $30,0DO )ela. , ~ $34,500.
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• -•-a...:t Pull .__ uw....-, -• ....,. """"'!"' ...,, r-111-"'-''""'--,_, _ __.. M91A Dk ....... ., ...... :.119 111'-•9WTAL ........ • ' ..... UQ .,-_, ·L~I payment Cal 'fl4• m..JSlS net ....._...~ °""'"-........... MlllA .,..... '"""•••••• """' ...,. M•• "I'"""'""""''"' :. e n,.t. lndiVllfl<b f•c"ls 2 81\ Ur$tm• 8ndt. Apt. 646-7171 -546-2313 ' · 673--1988 , , COUAe• Mii:• .............. n1f U11CMU ..... -..• -... -.. •lM l
1••• • •-•m •ve SllS )Tty t25 W 9alboa any.o........,.,. 88 IC 112' =-=="'~~~~~~-= ~· Wt.....1~ ll•WPO&t a...at ............ .-: cnetll-..VU ............. '11t ~ "'"'.._ "' • . • -~·· FOUND· Small bllCl ""8IY a I ., ·-r• Got! 111.Wf'OH ••tetrn ..... -.. ,11~ tiCllUiaa • i ....... ,. ......... l
OJSF4l!.t:SA flt!.-Blvd. 0'!1IER IU!!NTAl.'I W"'1dlll .. S.Santiqo~. ~ .,;.i, . Gold.-SP • C IFIC•Tl"N ·POll ,.~,., """""""'""·--'-"'""""'""" AVAtU'BlZ ·, N.B . eacll sss,ooo. ....... : VIC. " "" ..,.. 11"n.nMtOt:• ........... 1• UioltT"""•fT ·;;······• '1' 1 i I:: ~J F .. l\ !.
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POOL. NO ClUU>REN
MARTINIQUE
GAllDEN APTS.
18th I Santa Ana, C.M.
C.ll Mra. Hendt.nelft M6-:irSO tm Santi Ana, Apt ll3, C.M.
Burr Whlll' Jt.Nltor ,,,_ -Ave.. Corona dd Mar. NATURAL IORN SWAP,EltS UY HT ................ , .......... co. .... ~ ....... w• ' -~ -(Ila t 111 d , &Al'IMOllU !t.i,.,.., .......... ,... our OP ITAT• l'llOf". ....... • l1M630 Evea: 6'2-m.1 !=========•! uo..---~ 0 0 • Sp.Kl1I Rite DO'lll"llfftn : .............. 1u; JiMK!lff.&"tN a OJllltT ........ 411t •• ' a.nimal shelterl S LI S 1 5 L... L-w1sTcL1~_.,_ ".!.!."""' ... • tvaONUIOft LAllD _,, ........ au ••
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2 & 3 ladroom Apia.·
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mod dUlcrlmlnatina• Now
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The Huntington
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--· M "h. • ....i .. -al'llt ad-' uy '1'1D"VIUD i--NOTHINO l"Ollt SALi -TAAOt:I OHLVI .~u#.wi:·:::::::::::::= itlNANCIAL ........ • . .. ~ Will -carry ttd• .... ACl'H, FOUND amaJI IQ.ck puppy. PliONI 642·5671 • COAOtlA ML-M.\a ............ Ml.IHISI o••oaTVNrrtll .. mt
jacPnt vai;ant Jot. A.Ppral:eed North ot Eloondkfo;' located Vie Willow Ln, B&dt Ba.)' To Pl1,c• Your Trader'• P.aracllM Ad •AL.MA ·''111iuuLA ......... 3: •llfilfllUS WMT110 • '* ,, $21,850. Must leJI within In .. _,., dls·~-1. ·-···-· •• -•. Pl•··-cla'-. ,.,.;, ....... IUCOfl ..,.., ............... "11111 INVltTM•itt ~-:::,,1t .... ..... ....-.... oru « • ., ....... I.Ill '"'l'"<>IPU • • f,t.l'. 11LAHDI ................. NNISTM•wt·wA"'" "''" au 10 di.YI for bf!st otter ovtr auitablt. for AvocadOe. 1'1ll''=========· Newport ~IC, 3XI' ID HAVE dub otnce 1t.1nnllel LIDO IN.a .. . ............ ,.1., -·· -, ... .,1 I -.. _.. &ALllOA ISUNO Im -,.. .. .......... . $20,000. F.quUy S16 OOJ Jte..,.. pr1· ..... •!:JI .uw. 'NUlt. down will L I •••1 beach. 'WW -•, -·I"' and fum1-M-1-Want atH. •••TINOT°" , ................. ._ •••OHIAL UIAllll ........... '111 • ' • ''"' -......... •"'(" OS -~ ~ ... y... --·--MUNT•tot1-....aeoua·:-::::,. , ...... Y \L~IU .; .......... ISM tori welcomed to aubmll handle. For map il more in-----------for rood Llguna residm-eo phonosnpb, waahtr, ,-•••••• YAWi• ••• COLL.ATallAL LOAlll ....... ,.WI bid .77 ·-moornt-oo .... .,...,, ........ Whl ---·-u-• to PO .__ .__., .... , ...... ~ ""' . .......... ••AL••tAta1.o.1itt ........ .,.. ' --.... ' tonnauun. pltue ~ K. w. Z' ~ tr .....,...,, ..... , ... t. . . Box 1423, "'J'"'r• ..... ,.,.'"'"·--·or .. llAL IUCll ................ l411 Mott ...... T....i 0.-.... GU • Small wlth She:pherd Lo1:t 11128 Stan-Hootington B ... ch. CTI4} 155 ROche.ter SL 64&4831 IUMICT aUClf ............... t4.D. MOHn: ........ ,.0 ... l
• • ' p rty 6050 ' f ' ""-• ..,. ,.,...,. ......, •All;Ollil OllOVI .............. 1411 l'Zi).~~ ~ ,., , ut1n~ rope Eckl:'lo f & A&Mc., Inc. ton. ncwa.rd! {~13) 670--3336 ~ .CMru-. Trade 1J Unffl tor 1tnre l.Otlo aa.t.cM .............. ~·· .. '* ANNO fftC!MEN IS •
• l&11 W. Chapft\l.ll Ave. or (%13) 3n-3960 DOB.,....,·~··· nonwnn:-... w/11~-...... -.. "'----LAKllWOOD .................. ,... -..1 .._.OTICES Mark_., c z;,n,nuw~ rui;-r~ ~... ._.\Cl• ..__.,I )IU.HG• COUNTY ............ ,1.. IJl'lil '°" _ .-. OIMr .Oranp, Calif. LOST child'• pencrlption AKC f:rorrt commt:l'deJ lot for in-OVT OP COU•TY ............. 1• l'OUllO UlfM ................ ...
.,.._,,.,Heart of Lancuter Lot 5(1.JMl, Evn.wlmda 531-5871 -i---brown ii ~u. Vk: Will Trade For come. -"""'-rt Jot. for in-OUY CWITATI ............. ~ .. "" LOIT ........ , ..... .... _. .-........ .....-.-ITAllTOM .. ,·, ........ -..... ~ .. wn PUIOllAU , ................ ..... 78 x 171. _Me1t Market, fully Wilaon Ave. 645--7148. Whal Have You'!' come. 54B-ll68 Doyle Co. •l'UMINITU ................ 1"t AllMOUltCIMINn ............ '41t •
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eq P , two ..,_.., w,.. ·111 A 6200 LOST; While male Toy Poo-...,...,...., Opera~ .Nursery School SANTA AMA .................. 1 .. ~N•••L• .. '. ................ 11 ,
• '711 Ocea.ri Ave., H.B. \ere boxe1. Eveeythifll' need· c...... die (di ..... ). Vic Mesa Verde. Hav•:. A""""'" 3 ac on La-on Palm c., ........ Drive In IAHTA AMA Men. ............ lut PAID OlfTUAl'I' ............ Mii • . BERMUDA VlU.AGl~ 1n•·· <u.1·-,-' •. lheM, •• , .. , 1;1~.: . C.M. :-~·--'. IUt:......,. l"t""-......... ,OllAllOI .............. 1 .. PUHlllAL. Oll.c:TOIU ....... Ml• ~ •• -16 ... .,...-"""'"' C\C•&nl .........,.,.,. 1un.. Canyon Rd. Ml.A Pa.Im Sprif1P c.2 7DM. will tun111 ................. , ... •L0•1m . . ......... Mui 1 Spacious 2 • 3 Br. Apt.1. ,,.,.,.~,.,.!!!"~"'~'!!"!""'"' ptu larze pnxtuce or Rn>-Jullin, san 01.-Co. • .. _ , __ , __ .. __ , 11011;tN TUITrw ............ 1..-c.t.11to o" THANKS .............. u •. Crpta drpii bltins COM' to I' .,.. ;•· zone. Want: Income prop tra..., ...... .-..... Vall.le onJ,y. UAllllM • . .......... 1 .. IH MmMOllAM .............. '411 i •• ,.1· .i ·~hk ailldr@n OK. NEW 2 BR. APTS. cery 1tore. El~te n e • d Clean air~ winter mow \.au-Personals 6405 Orange County. Dorothy Want local prop. 64Z-3.1S7 • llLVIAADO _CANYON ......... 1m CIMIT'llY LOTS ............. Mtt ,
"'' .... ADULT LIVING money. Full Price ~.ooo. tumn leaves and year roUnd!------~~-,..-Funk /brkr 642-3344 1,.t.ou11A t11LL1 ........... 1111 c•MnaaY cavl"TS ......... '41t •
-WO up. FROM $120 Mn Riley. n4-"'G-5595. alill in So. Calif? You bet! WED. SINGLES • •t 'owntr . ' 17 Unit Motti 4x'•'aro&I Ex-~g~ =~J~t .:::::::::::·~= ~=:~":~,.~.._v"~ .. :::::::::!: :
2214'Colle1e Ave, Apt. 2, Mgr SHE $ho Pl 16% be-autilUI oI Dinner&: Cocktail hr. 7.9 7S Acre. R..4. $19950 Neer ~hange for clea.r ... ~· :: f~:::~~ITRANil'::::::i~ MIMOll.lL PAIQ ........... '411 Mn. Jackaon, Mzr) ESTABU D IlreM P . U5 ..._ acres 11ehool .t church for small tand, comm'l OR ...-. .. r e.t.•tltlAMO ••ACH 171J 4UCTIOHS . . ............... ....
*DUPLEX
Clean I BR. cpt/drp. bll·ins,
Adults: No pets. $150/mo.
2'l44 Sta.le. 642-1472
2 BR unturn, Carpet•,
drapet1, · bll·inll, wall pa.neU.
irtg, 1 child ok, $125. -
,312 E •-~St A t B on BalOO. luand.*642-8741 puies, 08fll!, pears., home Admission $1.00 h lnco g ~--Mot•!. F~-~ 04•5000 ......... AVIATION l•lVICI .......... ..U ng...... .. p . ome or me. p .... '6 UlUll ....... ... DAMA POINT ............ 11)t TlAVIL. ...,,
HUNTINGTON •D'I". or 67~1~ *, 1ites + 24' mobile home, FRI. SINGLES Realty • 540-4824. Ocean-wes 548-mso uauuo ................ 11• ••• tiu.NwORTATiOM ·::::::: ...... ~. ==========-! traclor k implements. truck Dinner It Cocktail hr: l·9 -OCUNSIO• ................. 1111 AUTO TllANll'OlltT&TIOH .... ...u ADULT LIVING 6060 &: trallu It mueh more! See front Duple1C'· 3!f'XI for TD Have $53,00'.) equity in La-u.11 01100 ................. 1ns L.•NL. llOTIC U ...,.
N.w 2 BR a.M• . ..,.,.,/mo. lu1lnes1 lentil • Boat, etc. Sprifw Realty Cana •iv&as101 COUllTY ......... u• •••MAN a YUtoit1M• '!:...,.
••-. ~·lllvan~ u:.-. ·~ ----------! thi& &: love ti! illneM force1 Always Fun on Sa.turd"" """ ~ .... u da res. 3.Sx50 pool. HOUllS TO 11 MOV•D ...... It• SERVICE DIRECTORY 1n1-. ~ ..... ...-.. Profeulonal UM, ...... , home .,, Sal . •'<650 "V ~ Want Res. Newport Bch. COMOOMllllUM .............. Int
H U Sllftt ..... 0 sacn ce. e pnce .,..,.., • "Y'all Come Now" ' __ .. hol ~-h Bkr OU•L•Xll l'Oa All ........ 1Hf .&CCOUH1'1.N• ......... .... un ngton · etc. 6 room hou.e, 2 baths. Term1. DANCERS CORNER ....,,. .. • W eaale Adj. to '""'""" ure upon request APARTl!llNTS "oa U.L• .. "'"' AJUWl'lllHO seavic• ....... 6111
NEW 2 Br. apt., cpta., drpa. 4 BR. large living room, kll-Rancho Cal. Riverside Co. ~ RENTALS :~:M°t~~=•••1•1• ,.,...··:'J:
&: bUN; caraa:e: eood Joe. chen, double 1a.ra.ge. Near v.11.y Cent•~r, S.D. Co. ~! ~~aln at ~~ ~A-~'t F~, for r:;:t TRlDE: 4'"Bedroom, pool. Housel Furn~1hed ~~~ i::i"~:a.·~~ .... ,~::
DELUXE 2 br, '! full ha, Several to cl'°°'4! from S125. 17th St. 40 + Acres overlooking lus h ., ,.:_, ni • ouse. 1 Baycrest home for 5 or 6 llMl'UL ......... • 1.&1TstTT1HG ........ Biii w.w, drps, bll-ins. Gar. Ca.II: &36-2895 L.on Vibert,· R••ltor Pauma ViUey, Palomu Mtn J GOOFED or · -..l Brkr 5'ID-925l Bedroom born• • Newport ll'HTAu TO IH.UI ......... -10AT M.&l~tt:MAMCI ········"" . COSTA Ml.IA ................. 11• lllCIC, M.bONlltY, tic. ....... att
A:dijlta. $140. Nr Baker A ~ 11.nylJnn• view. AH bruahed, ready to Privi1te party bought 10me Townhowle 3 Br, 2~ Ba, Bch, C.dM. Wl"i_fe Daily MUA D•L MA• .............. 11• 1us1Ma1s 11av1c11 ........ un
Harbor. 54~79 S. Ana H..!!1.h._1_• __ 5_6_3_0 STREET FRONTAGE ,plant avocado or cib'us. Wa· name bcand EXERCISE beaut appt'd. priv. patio, Pilot, Box M-307. " .. • MIU. v1ao1n1• au1LDM1 ................ .an
I ' -COLLIOf PAlK ............. .1111 ca·rEllNG .. "11
2 &ij. unfun1 garden apt. , •"'GE I n...a-..-On Beach Blvd. l480 Sq. fl. ter in. 12250 Per Acre. LOUNGES (Adv on T.V,). pool, close to Bay, $32,000. Owner leaviJW state, haYtl N•Wl'OaT a1ACH ............ IHI CAllMITMAICllll ............. .... . ~ ~.......... Duples. . h ••. Id I .. __ . Low down payt or take MrwPOtlT MOTL .............. 1211 CAl ... MTEltH ............. .... Carpets, buill·m&. Carport. Carpets $S7 5 m9 Model home ideal for insur-. --Wit UI<: ea 0 ""'-"mm.mg $6,000 eq. in 2 Br. 2 ~ HIWPOlT SHO••s .......... mt CIMl'HT, c-.cni. ............ .....
S135 mo. 60--0826 • • • Rltr., etc. (Bet. Katella and V1ll1y C•nter a dealer. I find I don't have T.D. car, ? Owner 64&.QiM Park Lido Townhou&e, -~ &AY1H011;a1 .............. iiu CHILD CA••· LI-' .... -.. "11 613-1135 OOVklMO.al ............. ,11»' CONTllACTOlltl ................ 60t
2 BDRM. crpt.d, drapea. C-etTit01) s ; 1 n 1, lndscpd., 60 Acres, n1eadows and beau. time to demonstrate. Must Want newer. medium 1\ze sider any trade, Mr. Riley, 111t11Tct.l"fl" .............. mt t.t.11t•1T CLUNnN ..... 6W
du! "~ M 70 •'Jen mo. 10650 Beach Blvd. tiful oaks. Near Lake Wohl-seU 1 or all at wholesale, 4 dr 11ed. with fact air, 675-1995 UNIVlllll1"r '"'flt ........... tnl tAIU'lT J.AYIN• a llPAll '62'1 prage. A ta. .......... o. Lagun1 Buch 5 5 -11tv1N• .. .. .. .. , .............. oaAP•11;1u .. .. .. ..... . .. .. ... can~72 e 636-4120' e ford. Secluded valley. 2 S45. Origina l cartons. trade '64-98 Olds, F.P., & Corona de\ Mar. Steps to u1T •LUI"• ................ 12•1 Dt:MOL.n1011 .... , .......... un
too CLIF• DRIVE =,,-..,..=,--.,.--,--I Wells. Sl350 Per Acre. 542-5356 Pvt. r@Sidence. fact air + SlOOO credit on 5 1av111& tlllllAC• .... ;,,.,., nu OllAl"TIMO SllYICI .... -.... ..u J QR,-. ,..crptl, dzps, bl.t·lnL r NEW building tor iell.!ll'. T•-•· p-• S beach. 3 BR 2 ha. Vac !SM c0ooLON&OAA OlL M.&l ........... iut_ in.aCTRICM. ...... 11 ........... Mtl
C•"•-n OK. 1•u. ~-,LUXURY FURN/UNFURN Prime location in t ~-· .. -.... THE PINOCHLE acres nr ... m prgs. equity.-Want clear lot or • ... ............... lQUIPMIEMT aanA ....... ust ,_., .....,. ~"" "-6'"'... Hilden1rde Realty 536-1131 LIOO ISL• · ............... tU'I_ ••J1C1N• ........... "" Ma~ 548-7158 Ye.arty Lea•. 1. 2 Bdnm. Beach. n60 lq ft. with or • . small 2 BR home CM area. •&Y ISLANDS ................ PLeDllS .. ... .. ........... "'-'
y-..i-Leqe, l bedrooin without .. ,ipment. Musi 159 So. Orana:e. Escondido GAME 546-3928 Eve. 540-0088 Bkr. ULSOA ISU.110 .............. nu PUlltll.&Cl •••A111ts. lk _ ... "11 OPEN 12/15· 2 Br bllns -.O.IJ n< 74 ... ~ 847 '>N>"I Honolulu, Hawaii: sep. IAIT aLUI"" ................. act "UlMITltlllall'OlltlN•
I ' · ., 11 ' aiePI' to Shon-I: Sbopt 11ee to appreciate. : .,....iuu or ""''"" Will be held at home Condo Coml!Jex, 3 Will trade 5 Acres near •ACK •AY ............•.... n.. · ••l!fl lMISMtlll "" w w .. cptg., pnv. pa 0. "----vi· .. ~-•• ·-Apl. ... ~,o~ * aACKaAY ......... 12 .. CIAlOllNIMG . """""" .,..,, '"46 un..:i •• bel 12 30 V\.~1 uvm ... J on· ,,.. BOB'S Br. 2 ba. Va.I $44,000; $14,• Palm Sprlnj:s, value $10,000 MUNTIMOTON Sl!ACM ......... 140I llMfJtAL seav1c11 ......... ..a
.....,....., "-V : from $150 mo up. lftH CO) ""'· Trade ....... ....,,ity "OUNTAIH VALLlfT .......... !tit OU.DING, OllCIMCI ........... UM
3 DORM. 2 bath, frplc, cto.-tM-ut!t •PRIME Retail Location• RelOrt Property 6205 BICYCLE SHOP for i;;a1. Reali;:·~~ ~~~x~~~ duplex or tri-t~i ~~~ :::::::.:·:: .. :=: =~~" THUM1 .. :::::::::~::::::'r:
ed li:antle· Adult.. $1t0. STORE l7X40 • FOR Re t F M OIU.Hff COUJtt'Y ............. Mtf OUN SKOi' ................ '11t
327-B .C..brillo. MM691 REAL ESTATE, 1815 Harbor, CM 646-6654 n urn .. am· Friday at 2 p.m. * •* * * * * u.11tA .AMA ............... 1111 M•.<M cLu11 .............. •111 General ClPS ) ·-. mouth Mtn. Condominium-----------WlllTMINSTfl , ............ :UIJ MAULING ................... ,,. l. 2 le 3 Bdnns, no .. ~ ___________ 1sH . (2 tor ""'aae. Pnme slee" 8. 615-4l30 PACIFIC SINGLES "!!!~~[!l!J!~~!!'IJ!~!!!'!![!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ MIDWAY CITY ............. :uu MOUSECLl.&NIN• ............. •ns ... loc1WH1 N wport Ocea -;;: SANTAANA M•••Ktl ........ :wt INT•11troa DICOlATIM• ..... 4JlJ •
near o.c.c. $12).-$145.· suo. R•ntal1 Wanted 5990 ' e n-1;::=:::; . .;:_:=;::::::::::;::::::.1The organization with dbl SERVICE D.IRECT0R.Y ;,ERVIC~ OIREC TOR,. COASTAL ............ vw. IHCOM• T.t.X .......... •1• .
546-SO:'l9 or 546-0CSl. ---------'-'-'I ~1~"""~'·;':·550~;·~·~· ~·:·:':,,_J,,,,.~~1~~;~;~~~1~~~=~~~2~4~0:1 .and a purp:ise. . .for LAGUNA IEA CH ............. tm lll;OM, OrN_ .... •t~ ......... 7JI ""='"""~~~~---I -U.GUM.& "~·~·L ............. 1111 111tOlllMO · ..................... '1U 2 BR. 2 Ba., bltnl, cpts.. BUSIN~ wcunan wants 1 Office Rental .6070 sin2Je adult• ol dUs are& to B1bytiffing 6550 Girdenini 661Q IAH CLIEM " • .......... m 1 IMSUL.ATIMO .................. •1••
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181.H -· Mar ... ~., BR um.-A.M, beach area, • -· , ........ wno a~ -t. ----''-----SAM JUAN CAPISTlAMO ...... t7U IHSl,lllAMC• ................... •n• """""' ,......,, .,. N d 9 I •• -~~ -~ CAPISTltAMO lllACH ........ 21• tHv•nto.&TIHI, °"""'"" ... •no 548-8278 after 6 PM. "° SJ.OD, Gar or carport LAGUNA BEACH " ua 1ty Also discullSIOll tests. Call BABYSIITING: Jn y 0 u r ANTHONY'S OAMA J>OlllT ............ 11 .. JAMITOllAL ....... ""'"''"'
MHdP!')' ~ ft/ 5 Zo · S45-1.534 homt> or mine, days & even-G d S . 11t1v1as10• COUNTY ........ UM 'l:Wl"LlY llPAta, ate. ...... '"9
NEW ' -2 ,.._ -· ...._.. • a Air Condu1·0--• Oceanfront Duplex nia ar en erv1c• vAc.&T1011 ••Mt ALI ......... :tttt u.11oscA••"• · ................ 1t • ,..,.,.., ... -•• _..,. ... _ J>111. n -,, .. . inas. 642-4665 SUMMl!l ttlMTALI :tf11 LOCK T · bl-. ~"-I'. No <'"~-ON FO"-' AVENUE o-Uoi't m•-t hav• SHARE HOLIDAYS with •. .,, 64'1948 ......... ™1 " · · .............. mt ,...., ,.OU'<: 1~ ..-..:.o>• ,,... ""' go COMOOMINIUM ................ :It.st MAIOMRY, aalCIC .......... , ."31
or pets KJ-28M EMPLOYED man w/3 yr. Desk 1{111-Cet: available tn l &droorru, 2 bath.II a . SELECTIVE ~G~E WILL babysit by week in LANDSCAPING OUl'LEX•s 11ua11, ............ tnl MO'VIMO a ITOllAOI' ......... ....
VERY nice 2 er .. -epta., old d.t.uibter, needa a 11mall newest office bu.iMlin& •t Please call: Wr1t~~x~706, D~laPilo~ your home • You furnish MONTHLY MAINTENANCE ltENT4,LS ~:::~:::: ~~"""'.:::::::::
dn..pe1, blb\I.. Adultl, no furn. apt., under $1lO Mo., prime locatkm 1D downtawll Art Giovinelti or ~ . transportation. Call 642-1407 Complete Oe1J1up. Reu. Houses Unfurnished PATIOS ............... 'Mt
pell. nz. 54M169 :ANTEDN'pL Bch. uu m-t15I ~ Beach~ .. A~-~tilul B•lboa B•y to 10 PM. CoAta. Mesa. Brick, M11m..v, etc. Exp horticulturtst. ~::T2.,u~1sA .... :::: .. :::::: ~0::,~~~1;,.kfl. ·._.ii·:.:J: !
3 BR 2 M.. tio pool rent/leue 4 or ..._.._., ~t~ •. ...,..u Pronartie• ALCOHOLlt;:, Anonymous ·' 65 0 CLEA MlSA OSL M.&l .............. 11• ;~:~~":11tooMIN9 ........... = --. P9 • ' 5 bdnn home. Prefer t.1.1-"""neJed ....... nomng. Two 673•7420 E•• 673_9187 ~---"'2.-7 -.. ~,, to 6 N-UP, tree I er V. Ml!IA Vl!lOl , ............... 1111 >OOL ••oYIC• .......... ,., SUb-1 to J ht. "" ..-• t'&lu ruuue '" •«J "" "''' t ti1 ad' ' kl COLLl!Ol PAlltlC ............ 1111 .......... " -UM late District. Rd.a. Call ftll. mtr.Jle•: l'rorttq• on v••· p 0 Box 1223 Coat• Mesa ro 0 ' gt' mg, sprm er1, NhJ>Oll;T •RACH ............ mt POWEil IWIE•,tN• ···········"II U65/.mo. 646-.1B) aft I Ject (n4l ?93-.5'56 Forest ATe., ~ar lead& tol ~"'!"!"~~"""""'"''""'I ~=·~·~;;~;;,;;~~~~· 1 BRICK. C.Oncrele, Carpentry lawns. haul'i • Ip ray. H•WPOlT MOMtl ............. ~11 PUMP ll'llV'lt:l ........... ,.,,.,. e LANDLORD$ e Muncipal parldria lob. S50 BUSINESS and Announcements Custom C1binets. s ma I l· _646-584~=~'--~----:::.:i"a~,sMoa~~ ... ::::::::::: :r:~::tTN~·:i;i;~::::::5
Newport 8-ch 1200 FREE RENTAL SERVICE Pf' month for .pee. Desk FINANCIAL '4lO jobs OK Free Est. 962-6945 Japanese Garden.in& DOVEllt IMO••• ............... mJ llMOOEUMG, KITCM•HS .... IMI
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CHRISTMAS Lighting <l Car-nterln" 6590 Pro fe 11 i o,n a\ Main t ~=~~~~~:y l'Aiii·:::::::::::: :~~=· l~llt~.·~ . .'.':::.~·:·:::: ~· '" !-"=========! B\llineu houn answerlnJ' us. pportunit1" Decorations. Lease & r-• Lan&caping. Cle1nup, lVINR · ··········-··ml saw1Pt1MAcM1Mta•1P.&1asMu view of Back Bay froat _ __.__ -"-bl I 110 ' 637-6951 llltVIMl TllltlACI' .... -...... 2245 s•ntc TAMl(J, .--. lhc. ..... , r & L Br H Rooms for Rent 5995 ..,.vn:• av...._ e or . Installation includes install coaoNA oaL ua ........... me tAn..oaiMO ............. M7t
iv. rm. m1 · u All utilities paid uceipt FRIGIDAIRE &-dismantle. 642~ CARPENTRY cut IE Edge L4lwn SALIOA ................ :ml tlaMttli COllT«OL .......... •m
everythlna;! S245 Mo. 725 SLEEPING Rm "---·.. .,_ M·'-l•••OC•. Li-,-.. ,,.., ISL.ANDI ................ JUI TILi!, c.ramk ........ -... •n•
Do · -NB"•" 0~-l'DI" ..... ~ ' JET ACTION •tINOR REPAIRS N Job .... , '-"" eu LIOO ISLE .............. WI YIL• '~ . .,.A -'"' mulBO uo. ~ DAILY PILOT · 0 IALIO.& ISLAMO .............. DU T11;•E 'ffitvicl! ...... 4,.. HOMEY' Cliff Dr. Duplex, Priv. home &: entry. By m J'ORES'T AVENUE Beautiful renewed Laundry. C•metery Crypt• 6419 Too Small. Cabinet in gar-548-4808/645-2310 alt 4 NEWPO•T WliST ........... ttn TRLIVISIOll, ···'"· 'i:iC.".' .. •m
mo only ps, lM3 On.nre. 28 washers, ll dryerA, 20 lb. ----ages & 0 t h e r cabinet.II CUt & Edp La.wn MUM.TINGTDM IEACM ........ Meo Ul'KOL'STl'lY ''" 2 Br. Beam eeilina:1, brick CM LAGUNA BEACH CRYPT s· I :l.rcl fer . HUNTINGTON M.&llOUllt ..... MIS WE~DINO ' ...... ,.,1 frpl $l6S 1 4!M-M66 WMher. $18,000 yr gl'OM inc. • mg e • ' 1 545-8175 Eves. 646-2372 Days Maintenance. Licen11ed l"OUNT.&IM" VALLIV ....... ,>111 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT c. ,. mo I! a I e. WE81'C1.11'F. Room w/-.t $27,000 F.P. 1o-ind out how -Palm Court. Pacific View H. 0. Anderson. 543-48<ll/64~2310 aft 4 ~EAL •EACH .............. >11• 54S-7391 r~·· D I Offi . . Mem Sl 200 Phone 645-1389 All.Ol!N 011tova .............. >111 JOI WANTED, Miii ............ HOI bath tor ail\cM lady. Pool, • ux• CH euy It ll to own! . . . DEPENDABLE PROF. LON• IUCN ............. u• JOI WAMTEO, w-........ mt Unfurn $165, furn $190 $65 Ref 646-28&3 c o 0 Ma • Oll ANCI! COUll7Y ............. M• JOI WAHtEO. 3 BR ~ blk I beach •una. . reg. SUITES or aizw1e atti'Cel from Oln· • tic Funm'•I• 6412 REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS Catt at Moderale Rate•. SANTA ANA .. . .............. ,,. .. MEN • WOMt:M ............... . us~ 4Dih SL N.i. ~ ~-,,...-· ~ ..... ,...~.'.'.":;==~,.,..-1 ~-Carpets •. air condition-Equipment, Inc. 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I CABINETS. Any size job. Vincent 64 2-<W". :i~~-':~"~1~ .::·:::::::::::~:: ro::~r~f. ':.:!.'.::::::::::::::::= RM In bl.cbelor'a borne mg, aecretarial I er vice, 23.>4~ w. Valencia 1• 25 yrs. exper. 548-6713 SANTA AHA Ml!IOHTS ,., ..... ,K)D Ml!LP W.&NTlD, MN .......... mt 2 BR 'l BA. EnclOlll!d pr, w/kit. priv. Near O.C.C. centraJ location. Orange Fullerton TI4: 525.783.l WESTMINSTER ~•ner•I ServicH 6682 E::tiA.&L••ACM :::::::::::::::: ~:~~c.!.~NT';~imM".'.'.'.' .. ?:
bltn.s, St~ mo, 4249 Hilaria No .unokinl-115-1750 County Bank Bldg 230 E MEMORl"L P"RK Cement, Concrete 6600 ~--------lAouM.& N1oueL ............. 1m Jo11--Mt<1 aw-......... 15el Way. 5il0--0093 545-1348 17th SI. CM. ···1485 . Going Into Business? Ill "" H Au LING . c I ea nu p "'" CLllMINT• ............ :111' AGENCll'S, MN • ·-.... WI , ......-CAPISTllAMO ........... 17U KMOOU • llllTlUCTION .... 7 ... NEYJ wmclift t18S J br J ROOM ior rent: W-'"-N'Pr. Bch· ~ Golden opportunity in beach Mortuary & C.metery CEMENT work wanted, no garages, odd jobl etc. l'ree c.&111sTUHO ••ACM ........ _,,,. JO• Pllll'AllATIOM ..... 1MI ba patio trp1 pr, 1 1tory. "'""'6 • pvt. 0 • area. Phillip! 66 Service C I f I job too llmlli, reuonable. est. Jim 548--5325, anytime O.&HA POINT .......... u .. TMU.Tl lCAL .. ... 7"'
1685 lrvine &C-0239 adlL woman, nim, ~t home. recept. l ?"11'erence room. Station t . · .. ase: 1101 Bay-•"'/! •fe unera s Free esllmate1. H. Stuflick. ~~~~~~~1~':11u1111 ... .'.'.'.'.'.".' .. :m MERCHANDISE FOR Kit. privileaes. 642-4.19C Lge, pa.rkin1. SlOO ~nll aide & Marine Dr., Newport rom $245 r,.t8-86lS FOUR Bodies-Two Trucks 1uMMf11; ·••NTAll .......... ms SAL:! AND TRADE
l.Al\LE9EASE2 BR1,,! BA. EMP. Men; aep. entry, quiet. 941-)-368 Beach. C.Ontacl: Cemetery lof1 '-'e~B~E'=ST~IN~CO=N~CRETE==~ ~:8!'i~~~ ~':vin1!_a~~31, RENTALS l'UlltNITUlll , ......... ....
· '-"" S50 I $55 Month (or week· 2 OFFICES: 580 .i 1100 1q CHUCK CROWDER from $130 W-'k•. pool d-"·, noo-, --~ ·~ Apft. Furnished Ol'f'ICl l"UlllrtUa• ........ 11111 <M .. 1502 (n tu ~ .. .u "' Of'fltCI •QUll'Ml!NT ......... 1111 lyl. 543"'986 ft. Parkin&. he1t & priv1te 714: m.mo Il4: 774·104.1 cludt.1 Endowment Care Patios. Phone 642-8514 GRNl!lAL ..... STOl f l!QUIPMt:MT .......... Mlt
NEW· -3 -Br. 2 Ba. 419 38th restroom 34tl N Newport Evl'!cything in one heautilul H I' 6730 COSTA MllA . .. ........... •1• CAPE, ••nAu11t.&HT ......... •1~ 1----------•. . BEAUTY SALON • CUSTOM PATIOS • ~Ing MESA Vl!lO• ............... ,,. •A• IQUIPMl!NT . ·-........ IS SL. Newport llland. $225 R Blvd. N.B. 646-2255. 64.5-2684 E tab!' l1"d 6 U .1 f t place means less cost. -''-------.NEWl'OltT ••ACN ............ 420I MOUll!HOLO 00001 .......... tett • Mo. 67)>6W; 115-5161 oom & Board 5996 6 000 SQ _ 1 Dix u · s 111 • n1 s. mes No traffic problems.. concrete sawing & removal CLEAN Lets, ,:trage1 etc. :::r•T Mato0MTS .......... ~211 G.&JtAG• SALE . . .. ........ 1122 •
• r •. 0 0 ice '-... ,., 1-··•'"" ... ,, .... ,... SI I L' • 8421010 ORT IMO l!I ........... •lll PUllMITUltl AUCTION ........ ms . . ....... "" ~ ....... °" .. 1•0•1 B b w . --'-'-'-'-· --~·--· t ~. -movol, du-. •k1'p WRITCLll'' space· cpls drapei air-1 494 _ E 4n~ 'Kiio.i eac , e11tm1n11ter ,... • • c ·"" •• ..,.. ~ .. .... .. .. -~• Al"PLIANClS .. .. ........... 11to
Coron& del M•r 5250
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1 I: 2 BR. Furn A Ullfum
f'r\)lca ./ Pri I Patios I
Pooh. 'I'emil • Cootnt'I Bk·
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OIT campu1 dorm for col-
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incl. Loe on Bal lsl. 67>3613
GuoatHomoo 5"1
PRIVATE Room for elderly
ambulatory lady. Lovely
c:&rt, Ji:OOd food . N i «:: e
garden• u rrou n di" g 1
. .• ' men. . .. .,.~ or ve!I. ;n-., .... ,7.,., ........ ,, CONCRETE "· all ty backhoe till • r. d. UNIVlllSITY PAlltlC ........... OJ1 lNTIQUfS .... -... 1111 cond.: util. "-janitor 8619 Jo»• .,, ............ wo..... pell. ' ' • aACI( IA Y. . ................ , .. Sl:WIM• M.&CMINI .......... 11tll ~""""~~·~·~"""':.:""~·~1~1.~-~~2060~.lss~P~A~•&iMM>o1<i<i:1.]pP,.im<irr<Ssp~n~·,;;;.,l'T""'•'"'~1'"'""""""""~64..,3'"5' I ~1_:c1a .r. custom. Call 962--8745 • ~~:1N~Li::':L MA.t ·::::::::::.:n: ;~"'~L• ·=.:~:~~~~~ .. :::::::l:
1 COMMERC 300 Sq ft ·-a. No copi't-•, J"'•I k-w·•-'-'"--------GARAGE HAULlNG l.&L•oA .. .. .......... •Ml 11.&010 ...................... IHI • -• • ou-= ., u '"" 1 NO job 100 large or small. CLEANING: .ome free •AY llLAM.OI ................ oH tlLl'YISIOH ................... nu 1 INDUST. -8'.Xl ~-ft . how. Profit Iha r i n I . EUROPE for I t u dent I .· 61~ LIOO ISLE .............. 4JSI Ml·•• .. STllltlO .............. ml • 646-21.lO . Licensed & Insured. F'ree IALSOA ISL.ANO .......... 4HI 1API lfCORDl'RI .......... 1121 -;;:-;--,,===-;;-=-;;;:::re":.::."'".:::"::... ____ ~-RomE", Alh,.ns. Jerusalem. e!lt. 892-2900 or 526-4756 MUHtlNOTOM llACH ......... 410I CAMl'llAS • •OUll'M•HT .... not 17th & ORANGE CM Top N II I•-b t M . h P t H I I 6735 '0UNTAIN V.&LLaT ......... ,4411 Mo••Y IU,.PLlll ......... IMOO • • • ET S500 per mo. No •e init. .s ... n u. un1c . ar !\. OUHC ••n ng Sl'AL 11.&CM .............. 4451 Sl'OlTIMO GOOOI .......... ...
location, lf'OUnd floor; only Work 8 hra JH'f wk! $1500 J1091 complete. July 11-Aug. Contr•ctor• 6620 ---.. -. ----· -LONO •EACM ............. 4:111 11Hocuua1, sco••• ····-·--$60. 1n& Ora.nv. 543-SMl cuh req. 635-6720 1.R. Ganriach 962-5963 or F. JA(l{'S hskp'i · F1r buffing, OaAMOE c:cuMTT ................ M11clLLAMaou1 ............. ... CAlltOEN OllOV• ....... , , ....... It MIJ(:. WAMTaO ........... " .... It
BEAUTY SALON-~.'•.• __ School 962-3301. e ROOMS ADDmONS e crpt clean'p:. Window5, etc. ••nM1M1ta11t ................ 4"J M.ACMIMClltY, .. , ........... . -~~ LT c trUctioo Comp hse clean'1-548.7243 "llOWAY CITY ................ u LUMll!ll ................... 1751 lndustri1I Rental 6090 For SaJe. 642-3316 . . Clrlll IANTA AMA . .. .................. ITOllAOR ................... 1711 Available now. Call 548-4753 I -----------1
l =:-:::-:-:---:---:--.::--1========== 1L~•9!•~1'...!N~·~t·~;.,.~·:...._..!64~50~ Family roonu, kitchen or SANTA ANA M•••MTI ............ •UILOIN• MATlllALS ....... tut MANY 1rONDERJ'\JL OP· Ironing 6755 TUST•N ............. , IWAl'I 17tt POR'nJNITIES ba•e been 3000 SQ ft warehouse il oJflce Bus. W1nt•d 6305 I WILL not be ttsponslble units. Single story or 2; --~-----co.&nAL ............... •111 PETS ind LIVESTOCK + 6000 .. ft .. y -• • l•o--' ..:i ..... custom designed For LAOUNA ll!ACM .............. 41'1 •!ITS ,.,.,,., -d.bcoYt.ftd bt Cb.lliliff Adi. """ L~ for an rtebll other thAn _.-· * Ironing, Alterations LAOUltA MIGUIL ............. •m ............. . ~ ........ ~ ... -~ n..._ yard. 1855 Lquna Canyon PARTNERSHW d" Ii r" d . my oywo Jam-estimates • 11.)'0lll, pbon• ....__ Pi k u • De.1-.... U.N CLlM•Ht• .............. •nt CATI ......................... -YOU ...... YY ........ ~ vr '"' V * ""'"""' c P --1 ~ry OAHA l'OIMT •1 .. oocs ............ ~ ......... llU nq; QUJCKER --,ortunldetl" NOW'! Rd. 7 l "..,4 9 4-10' ti or Ai:-46. Collt.p degrtt, 6 8al'Tll'n>VE'; Jr . • 847-1511 • * 642-8lm T1tlPLIX. m.. "'.':::::::::::·:: ..... ~~~~~ic' .... ... ....... = -------
nlE QUTOCER. YOU smL n~76ll0 yrs oil. 12 yrs Aerospace. . . dd' R od I' ==-====;=====~ ICONOOMIMIUM .. 51 !"=========--=========:..:.========= A uions * C'm einc 6110 RENTALS ............... CALIFORNIA LIVING..,, ~nsider all. Small initial SERVICE DIRECTORY Fred H. Gl"rwick, Lie. Land1c•ping Nu1111a1a1
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Manhattan Be11ch S.byslttinn 6550 BOB'S Land11e1pe Service. ••NllllAL . ,. :~:., .. ttu
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trust deed, nr will buy e.x-~=,,..,,•~.,,..'""~"-'•---i1tinc T.D. Mr. CUtkomp BABYSMIING -dll.Y• or
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ANNOUNCEMENTS horn•" !146--7'87
1nd NOTICES WIU.. bab)>sit IN YOUR
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Found (froo Ada> 6400 M hr. ""'· ,..._.389
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wht. matklna with ft~a <:Cl· Mea dd Mar. Any Al'!
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Harbor. IMS-1482 DAILY Pll..Or WANT ADS!
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OOnded. Small jo~ Maint.
It repair. se.5203
Furniture Re1toring
& Refinishing 6675
t:XPER"' rum. rtfinillh.. pi-
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leafing. Tanis 541\.~1
Gardening 6680 --~'---
Free est. 642-3633 MIWl'OlltT ••ACM .............. TRANSPORTATION ll•WJ>OlT MllOMTI .......... 1111 •OAn A "AClm -Hlra•-t __ .... Aapln c H•WPOlT IMORU mt -• .. ........ . "' ......, .. .._ g O. W•SYCLl"I' ........... snit IAILIOATS .............. "11
Licensed contractor. ius~ U•••••••YY ,., ............. '"' POWea cau11•11• ............ tnt ........... lf'•l~KI &OAT .,.,,,..,.,,_ & bonded . 114: 847-1167 UCICaAT ··-··•••""•·DU &OAT TlAILlll .......... tm =========="I"''' aLu..-11 ........... na &OAT u1nuA11<:• ,.. C:Oll;OltA D•L MA8 ........... Dtl IOAT U.Ulf(MI"' .::::::::-. P1perhan1ino uuo.t. · ................. iM•1t1• IQUtP _, Pa1'ntinn . 6850 OAY ;r)U.HDI · .................. IOAT"Sl.••· MOOa1Me".:'.'.': .. :,. • \.100 L• .......... , ,'111 •OAT •IOYIC&• "" ---~------•AU flU.110 1111 "' '"""" e INT • EXT, ANY SIZE
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INTER Or Exl PAINTING,
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6. Wather
7. Outlioord Motor
I. Storff Sot
9. Couch
10. C1orfnot
11. RofrfgOretor
12. Plclcvp Truck
1!. Sewing "4i1chtna
14. Surfboord
15. Machlno Tools 16. Olshwoshor
17. Puppy
11. C1bln Cruiser
19. Golf Cort
20. Boromohr
21. St1mp Collection
22. Dlnotto Sot
23. Ploy Pon
24. Bowling Boll
25. Wator Skis
26. , ......
27. Sultcno
ie. Clock
29. llcyclo
30. Typowrllor
31. Bor Stoolo
32. Encyclopodlo
33. Vacuum Cla1nar
34. Troplcol "oh
35. Hot Roel l!qulpm1
36. Fiio Cabinet
37. Golf Clubo
31. Storllng Sliver
lt: 'V1dor1an Mirror
40. Boclroom Sot '
41. Sllclo Proloctor
42. Lown Mowor
43. Pool Tobia
44. Tlru
45. Plano
46. Fur Coat
47. Drapes
4L Llnans
49. Horse
50. Airplane
51 . Orgon
52. Ex1rcycle
53. R•r• Bocks
54. Ski -
55. Hlgh Choir
56. Coins
57. llo'ctrlc Troln
51. Kltttn
59. Cloulc Auto
60. Coffoo Toblo
61. Motorcycle
62. Accordion
63. Sklo
64. TV Sot
65. Workllonch
66. Dlomon<I Wiich
67. Go-Kort
61. Ironer
69. Complnt Trailor
70. Anllquo '•mlturo
71. Topo Rocordor
72. Sollboot
73. Sporb Cor
74. Mlftrou, Box Spt.
75. lnboord Spooclboot
76. Shottvn
77. S.ddlo
71. Dirt G1me
79. Punching IOf
10. loby CorrllfO
11. Drums
12. Rlflo
13. Dook
114. SCUIA ci..r
'lhese or any other extra things aroa11d the house may
be tumed Into cash with a
DAILY P·ILOT WANT-AD
so ...
Don't Just Sit There!
DIAL DIRECT
642-5678
(YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD)
DAILY PILOT WANT A'DS
WILL WORK FOR YOU!
Get In On The Action Today!
,..._, e1 111 u.1•
SllYICI Dl•IC1'0llY IOU & IMl'LOYMINT JOll & IMl'LO ''*° a oll.u • ~•N 1 =::.::•• D•nMtlc 11o1p 70lS rtol• w-. -neo .....; w....,., -nao
'! -DOMIST1CS AVAIL. DW.b 11oo1 <lo. -==::---=
PAJN1111C. J:xt, 111""'-~ ~ lut.-Plrcl'allo U..,.~
1.1c. • u "'" .... n.. O>lld .,...., °''"'"""' m JAISCQ ..... ; ----"" •• •bl cal. 5'Ml2I MIC AOINCY llUlotloll. .,.. lo ....... <ii rot\~
254 1t. 111 a..s. a.1 -... - -.......,. v.w.n ~ · I l'lootorlftt, R-lr uHO IA So. W'..-1'.L -Moch.nic.i , ::::•=:m ":; WJll ..... --
I e PATS ~ • all \!liiiiii-a;;;r&i Ortfttmtn 'II 1111. c/o IM liolloo Piiot ::' .,.':..:::"' r.
• ' 'fypot. """ l!tim&t. Coll -llxpodoncod ;i:.~=" ...... ·~ FlzEaol~ -" •o.. -,, ?!!!!• w--' l'lum..... -""'" ... -7100 Jr. Draffuntn • °""' u.. -· .
..:>DI -Rap&h TL. N port "·--lcalm!'-......... ._.., el'Nllt ....... -.i,
lplclt"" -·t ....... ~·· . .... tw --illlj, m , l'l . --.. ...
too "'" to _.. t11om. Pononnel Cent.. :" =.,. : :=.::z t6d Cx.c : =~='::..~
... -~ ~ Ill ..,_, lar ""'* .. ~~ ·e IW&-l012 e •-I•• Ju Ill ......... ..-.... .\fooqbC-Gldo -oall 111\ltftb l'WMBING ·ltEPA!ft Spl1JW '°' ..... GOLDEN ' ~ ,;(,, I~ 1111 W. ~ l1w7., N. 8. ,(IA :Ml9II '-:;T '
No ,.. too omall OPPOR'l'llNlTY! ~ -· jlllll 81 ·-· .... -"""'"T,;,:;:f
PLWllblJW >I br. "°"'' \Vmlt 118Y<1JO • ulc&I :'°-. ' Gfrt Pdday · "°""llelc!>. Colll-• :
• 6"'31.28 • 1fi .. rt .f.!'O'M .. m!lcbl • llli It. 8u . -...
-· IJc,. llllur.; -. ·' ..,...,;"" "" _ __ Good ..... ---~ -1..... • r repair, rooter .ev .. 5.ll·TB t""'"""' ~ orden.. help"';/~ -
l'eol.s.ntco 6910 '98"&'f • tno.. !>Pe 50. CAif PAT, EXP.ERIENCED , •
81S OOVQ..DIUVB ltllli DUI W..Q', o.ta Iii-. lo&Tl'91 l lwlmmlnt Pool Sorv. NEWPORT J!EAOf <nci 56G51 ARGUs 'AOINC11$ e COMMIRC:IAt ~ ..,_ • !fo f'ILLllt .:' 1. 5t5Ql;l aft t pm; ~ 1868 C • pat IM:~, CN. , r
-!!I ' 6~ Holp w-· '. -· noo . ' l·Ho-1.......,W_ft ____ ,,,_,.__!UNITED CALI~
Wp-o 71.-"IAN,l,C: ; I
ALTl:aATIONS ·A """°' . , m jlllftll '< _.. ~. Very th'• 'ATTINTION AUAV' m:Rrl'AllY IV; Under 27,12.w. c-ii~ . · .
-k. App>l -nOI , , -· .._ - -Now--' ... ch • ~
• [)rtMmlld.,...Uteratto. dlttla<·~~ ,u243, .=:; • :.,, . r~ ~"".':'' S.r.Morkotlnt ""° ITOCIC: ROOM 'Cl.IRK _.._ • c:1orks1 """" . • • ''•
~="'""~~,.,,,,=~ISoutbem ·Clllfanda'• out-To niUiw aa lldmlm.trattir An '11111 ~ .... e nm; DRESSIWDNG 6 oW>dlllc 'private dub lo In Ma~·• .... ~ .• ~ .... o! -a lllmlnbtral\Ye ......... , ' . " ' ~ fut lll'Yioe. --•--..-...i uv:i. -detail ~ ID do oth!r work ! ! ,~ •' .. ___ ......., ... .....-... _ .._...., need of. a Rlln 1ep:e1e11ta. lld!W lJnetnly. Material
--~-· .. ~ •• ~ ... to ....... hlah ' lewl lie u -AblUIJ ...... * * . jA{i1iii1ei;riiotii4tooir11.=i64~2Z:.5i5t4MS5 ....,,...., to llltroduce·""'" :', ~,!°"'-F • ~.rate ot !O SICRl!TAllY/Oliir,..'; ,
N:: .. ,;,,:'·=.....,.,,,,= .. =·=20=""=·="""=1:i:p~':8'~~· appen.tus. I =':f~ia:c:· . PRIOAY -~
TILE. '-·-•-6974 ""'1nan, "·--ta and Bit wlird. plf intnuta. Ex· Accurate '1Pb1r niecn.. ~· __ ..._ __,""'..,.. Prlfer IOIDll expeiiencl of .. PV and -..i .. ..-.1 ' --~------other rnee•1-at th1s tacU. ptritnee: 4 years _,,, _.,..._.... ......
-•• -~· • • I d for llD&ll afftce • , " * Verne, the "l'Ue Man.*
Cutt work. Install •
........ No job too omall.
Pluta' pat.ch. L e a 11: 1 D I
&bower repair. 841·1!6"11 -
~ ~': = An equal oppc)rtwUQr .eo:;t;Z A~~ TYPIST .. -
uua llffh'od. Attractive ......,,., C1oo1JW dall lor twzw De<. Expe-ml ~ ·
marqement futun and 1485 Dale Wq, Colta lleM 2Tth, 1*. Newport-Mesa MT.(1138
CXJaJpeh&l.tion. Pleue IUh-unlf)ed. Scbool D t• trie t I * *
mlt ,.,,.,,,. to "°" M-«11 "••1!144. ,._i oU!ce, • COSMETOLOGIST ' ·
Dally Pilot. -------! 1981 N8"""'. Bl\Od, ""1a • . ,
_u~f_ho_1_11_•ry~---6-"°~•·~-~~~~-c11y of
Wootmlnotor
Tree Trimmer
$523 to $636 Per Mo.
Mna. ~ 5 Daya. Prlfa' with ,
but not nee 1117. 4nQ 1ri per8011 ' ~. • CLYKOSKl'S Olotom Uphol.
ltery. European CrUtaman. WAI. SHERATON 8~' •
ll>lp. 100% --· FUrn. "°"""auto'•· 612-t« 1531 POLICEMAN CITY OF' Newjoort Blvd., CM. WANTED INN "".
mu Ocean AWINliQ 1 •
Huntinston Beeeh "" ,4 . ,-o-a~s-&_E_M_P~L-O_Y_M"'&_N_1· 11Q!O. ,. "'°· .,.. mo. .... 21 Newport Beach
to 31., up to 35 with apprvyed 1tequirtl one year of teOl!nt Mud be able lo arve
akohnllc tieverac-~ ,... .. ,
TYPIST' -/.~.
-tor ... vy \YPl"I iold, mixed with ott.r~
eral otnct. work. SbCrftiand '
holp!ul hut DOI ..... fl&l.-9' c ·
Job W1nf9d., Lady 7020 experience. Hleg:ht 5'8" mm. o:pet\ence tn tree ~
lmwn. weight 1n ~· work, lncludlrw ~ 1UIPI'>' l'h>sl<al ...........,. .. , Hllh ml climb .... DAYWORK WANTED
9.4
SJ5.6367 cir 5Cl..lll21
I GENERAL help for Hollda,y
entertaining. Servin& A:
I deanina. Beclc;y ~mt
IDAYWORK . Experience
Own transportation
• 50-7469.
HOUSEWORK. One day a
-k. Exper. • """-
CdM area. &'B.1492
Domet;t1c Help 7035
DOMESTIC
HELP
School pMuate.. valid Cal· Apply before 5 P.M., l'rldly,
tfornla operaton licenae, December u; 11168, to 1ht
U.S. clttun. City Penonniel Offtce, 3D'.I
Ne\vpor\: Blvd., Newport
Beach. Pbont (D.4)1113-6633.
' REUBBI E. Lf£ ..... oltico. ~~ .... ""' ' dnwt: :1 • .
rue applicatlon at City
Hall, 8200 Wutminater
Ave., Wntminsl@r, CaH-
Jomia be1ore Deoember
l'7th, 1961 • 5 p.m, Wttt·
ten exam January 18th,
lll69.
(714) 193 ... Sll Ext. 205
• CLASSIFIED •
ADVERTISING
SAIESMAN
STERHWllHLER
'
JOHN BAlllt. • ~I
m•i~ ...
151 I. Can Hl1hw1y SEC;RETAR'f':.
CAREER Newport ... ch $400 to $550 .•
, 2 """'"'""· Xlnt ~ ... Ol'l'ORTUNITYI · iw "'*"' ,,. 11>i l'r\dv,
Jollltodo,olutelt-EXPERIENC!;D ~.'j~-ter, -·
proWlkoft.Mutual J'uDd .ul4s p.(a'r TiMt b."'8J..:w:""~~ ~ ; N•--·-00 ...__ , -·-We train • tu11 or pm ttmo e PR , OPIRA TOR ,.... P-30!: . . .
Mutuol Fund Advlooro, UNITID CAL.,ORHIAI Radfo·Ttlep!Mt"9 ~ ,
Npt B. 1!03 !:'!t..ur-BANK I Dispatch GI" .-. '.
I.A. 1212 N. ~ 25 or om-. Must know kal .1 w.-· 2712 W. Cooot Hwy. "''·A...,, In,._. . [
-port Bloch YILLOW C,f,B . CO. -* DESIGNERS 6*243'1 1111 E. 111> Sl . . I
Electro MochonlCll "°"" M"' · · • :;:; ~= "" ~;:;"'"'" SKTY /ll[(Pf,_ .. ; :
Tbo DAILY PILOT "fl en
Live in or live out openl!W ln outilae c1.a"'1fled advertiallv &ales. ~ Hou~kNpera Good basic wqe and com-
ExceUIOl' Ai;eDC)' miuion plan pl111 paid vaca.· demgner for Pftlduct dewf. I Must bt px1 bqdit. ·.mrf.. ··~ 430 So. Broadway, LA 90013 tlono, paid medlco1 plan,
(213) U3-0847 (213) fl20..1735 lick leave and retirement :• ";! ~'!1.:' CLE,~TYPIST --...,.,. .. ,... ..... ·
SAYE
~ASHI
The
ORANGE
COAST'S
leading
Present reaume to P.O. Box phone penonaIHy, conaduo.
687 ..... • ~... !loo ba-~ .. ' ,_., An&, ........... Salary Opell. Cll1 &G-3'30 -I
Call "°"'"' Blana> "'"""" Equal ._...,.., empl-B"'Y oltico OHdo GAL FllJ. e MORNINO 9. ' ' 9 A.M. & 11 A.M. for ap. DAY With aenual' office ex· W'ITRISS
polntment. SG-5678 * CARPENTERS perieno1. F 1., t, aeeurate "" ·-:: 1
FOUNDRY HELP Some with heavy typtnc and tllhw reqtlirtd. Exper.~nce Prtt'tned " I
Experienced co r • inall2rl, experience, irome Appl;y at perumtl of6ce. Apply ln ptTICD •
&rinden, And mold.en and modera~. 2 to 4 P.M . ....,..,,.., "'"""" ......... * SAILBOAT RIOGER u s DI c COCO'S . I Apply tn perlOU Mon., thru wtth aome •tockroom exp. I I yers o. 2U1 WMcllfr, N.B.: • . •
Fri. bet 10 am It 4 pm JENSEN MARINE OOR.P. WE1J.. Gl'Oomed Youn&~-
at PRECISION CJ.STINGS 235 Fbcher, C.M. to ualat 1n unique 4l't!ll: . [
OF CALIF., INC; 3>f4 REAL ESTATE Salesmen • 3323 W. Warner ahop, Alll or put :ttml."
Placentia Ave., C.M. Sh:>uldn't )'OU be Wilna the Santa An& RJa1U l1rf, will be ll'OQ!lAd • 1
A Teledyne O>mpany •ho t t e • t area Huntt--Equal eppoftunlty employer ~ future In~ .• t II • l NO PHONE CALLS. • .. ..,.. bua1ne9a. u. -Beach! CALL Phtl -. •
./PAINTERS McNomee, VW.,. Roel Clitrk Typist OlMBINATION, Shop llor
I CAAPENTER! f'Atate <oarntr Broollhunt Stock Brobrqe office. Maid.I A Go Go Daneen.
./ FIBEllGLASS A Gartleldl Sbunon. Hammlll C.. Top ...... $2.~ to
TOOLING 1163-44n or 546-8103 ll01 Dowr om. .wt. Ph. tor Int. 56trm '
LEURS BOAT Co. POSITIONSavallableb'"" --IWSYLAISY,811-·I
1781 Placeittla. C.M. pti1enced ll!!l'V1cemu A IG-4080 C.M. , ' I
DRIVERS trainee In Ille water uWlty IU!lCEl'T·'l)ptot. JHo a!lloo •.
EARN •2 u HR. ft•ld. Sal"Jl' oomm•naun.i. EilPERIENCED part time Know1-«Mori•}•> J
• ...,.... with experience. Submit wattreu wanted ~nil'IC opera.Hon Mlpful bur :net .. -,
LATE NIGIIT WORK resume to Mr. L..Sturaeon. work. VIiia Roma ntcetary, Apply W: ... ;t;.i
Full or part time P.O. Box «JOO, tquna Hilla Reataurant c.n afttr 2 Mortuary •• ar E. l'hh a I
The Pizza Man 642-9'$2 92653 PM. MI 1-4929 a.ta Me-. EAJ\Ly morning ,_.,...,.. -.,,Genenl=,...,,-=--,.....,,..,..-1
auto roui. In HB. 211 hn Car Wash Hllp GIRL .......,., Ute ofllco, Female no.......,,.,. I
P" d"Y. no coll-Eam Full llmo or Wkondo. -at puto helpful Apply in -' -.
$l8l)..$230 per mo. Phone M.J,n. ap l&, apply 1n pmon OwirN s.' ~ !lf0%1 I· ~. !!wy' 1987 Placentia Aw; ! 847·2300 LIDO CAR WASH · _,..gg.L ·"""' ..... Co.ta Mea
plan. Automobile neceaary.
*BELLMAN WANTED ., E. l7th eo.i. Me• GEN. -k-1, part BUSINESS ts GOOD . •
APPLY IN PERSON. ,i e bperlenced Gelcoater ::·:::. ~ "': J'amaica Inn Botti -.-:·t ,.
Sher1ton Beach Inn / • • Experienced Sa&ten '9&"'*2 more Ont claa maJ4 ~ ~;: ·
:n:U2 Ocean Avenue ;· Apply; MA N U PLASl'ICS, per hour up 1o 40
Hunttnaton Beach Bldg: B, 00 Placentla .lv, EXPERlENCED d • n ta I Can bt part time If · ' "'
MALE HELP WANTED ""'"Me.. o.lllltanL Sood handwritten "'"""' · . ·~,. •
. J'ANITOR ruume tD Box M &53, Dail¥ MO'I'HERLi.i; b>me,!•;! 2 :.'" l DOORMAN, APPf.,,Y o..r to, ,.lllble, 10 0 d Piiot dolldren ,..a 1 • T;cUot ~ r
PORT . THEATRE """"11 Job. vocotloo. meab HOUSEKEEPER. llft to: 1n, .,... "" ap « e.
AT 6 EVENINOS Included. Mcl>omld'o ,... Motherleta "°""'· Npt. Bch. c..ooo de! Mar. -
LIQUOR CLERK. Retail. taurant, n«t Harbar Blvd., &fta. 2 childrtn qe 14 • open1nz Call ~ I
Exper. OWr to. era,,.. CM. ts """' .-to. 531·1"° HSKPR S -1-T p.m. $«l j
Ma k tpl ~ uea. Pbonl m.C> Part time SALES MATURE 1ad7 to llYe ln Jiii' wk. Eft, meal tnd-r e ace 835-lSll Neat, penonable '°""" mon • help with jnYalld · eblld. .._ o.m. t
WANTED: Clean cut eollete to .ell aw..p mettl on SUn. ~aft 3. Alk for Mn. HOUSEKEEPER tor 2 adulta
atudent W/own car for pert Must have tranlporti.ticn. StudebUw Un tn. Spanllb IP"I~
time evenirw work. 500 W. Salary acatn.t comtnlaalcn. DAY Bar Maki, lJ..8:P.M. OK. !5C'f~ c:ir '*°UM
Cout Hwy., ?f,B. ~154S NO .a.an. Ne&! Bir BABYSl'MTJt g..s Mora tin for SERVICE station Attn'nt. PART T1me Stock an a Goldtn ~.NA 613-411111 J'rt Our home V1c So. o..t
Part -men. Somo _,, .. \W"1 -m • •. CONCESSION STAND Piia. Mf.lMS
b I ..... -. Apply terr Hoit<> ,,.... ,,,.,,. .,... bl Apply Port n...m Automo i es =~ !'..':.. A• ::t ~~.: , 1V1N1NGs J,... """· w-7500
t.ndanl TSCHETTER ROBa> 17816 -dSt.-..... bl EX-II SAW QIEVRON 2275 N....... H.B. SC.156 PEIUENCl!:D. t In, 5 -
.. -----.. 1 Blvd, c.M. MAN Or OOl<ple, -.W wk. Coll alt 1,.8*-lllS , Mitt-WWI
MECHANIC experlenoed. ;. i:-Mar~~ lJVp;.lN Co"!_! a 11 Io! .. ~ ~ 1pin: ._ Offtot # IEST
llllSI
[~=--
Ooata Meta Auto wen. route open. $225. Mo. + ~ ~ 1ld1. ~ 4 • ()penllwt a'fdtbll
3l6S Placenti!, C.M. APSICUI 11 bra ,. wk. al'eL --~ aatn; • ~
EXP'O. CX)UN'l'ERMAN f1G...M33 . e BABY81J'ID 1111 home Irwtant incmRt A tnlQkw.
*CITY Atml PJJITS* DOORMAN -A• S.-Oootio --. lloriDI IWy •Kr. ~ 2012 Pllomtll. CM, • 8*-Ull · · -........ Stolt .. -11111 . GROC£RY~lr: or pt time. Own ti-ana, rda. VE XI CAN*'! tbllfG. Gl:RKAH1 .TMdst part
derL ElQ>'d *"' loo d P!oooo """1'IOO, llxt tH l>oolWo -1dlw. ll'llo .. -. lmlll prlftll -. nwtcet. 673-l310 ... 15. ....,,, l m-tl1I
Need • -· ., PftODlicriOM WANTED; Lod>' Cook 12 • IWllll'TUSI' • ,,.. • """ , .... ed! 1UPEP.Vl80llS _, ., • PM. 1 ..,.. -. wrm l,Ql.tOwlNo
DoQ,PJlolW ... -1 ·-· ..,.,,__ LIDOARSA ORS..-
----. --------~~ ... ----=-=•= roe t -·---· .. --~----....----------------
---II D.1.11.Y Pilot' .,...., o ...... U, 1'61 ----
.... (;HANOI CHAND111 l'OI Ml1tCHAND111 JOit M11tCHAND111 l'Oll I M11tCffAND1s1 l'Olt Ml CHAND1s1 FOii ! 'rrs '"" LIVUTDCIC l'ITS •"" LIVISTOCK·
SALi Af1D TRADa SALi AND TltADI SALi AND TMDI ~· AND TMDI · $ALI AND ~I SAi.i ~.'!!J TltADI SALE AND TRADE Pob, 0.-ol --H.,_ a1i'o
"""'~-all ... 1Mvre '!'!'-~-1100 I'll .. l °"""° 1130 Ml-II-U00 ~ ... IS.~ UGO MIK1ll1n-·UGO n:MAI.£ -.,.,. .., GOOD --· Ent
MATOIU<G l'dald.Or. ANNMISAltY "JUST IN TIME 8''3" SURFBOARD, B&l>Y ,._ llO.. hlld tor or Wa-Ju-3'f'. ~:
-l ......... °'""' ,. &LI FOii THI HOLIDAYS Gun Mn,..r, a1mo<1 now, awu.u, 962-<1851 or l"111 d-tkln $300. '! l!:~colhn1 . •1\50. -* AUCflOll * Lo¥ely Glflt $90. 2 oiQP bod-· 8°'~ ._ °' \H5o3319 &It''
MEDITEllANEAN
SPANISH
~~. :tm.,395 E. Y.i'• u. ~our Tth Bee.uti.M oryat•l UQuot $4.each.ZtnJthH1FintdN>, p.m. ..... ;:-;:;:,;''<::,,-;;;:::.=:=c:_~i -wldi labulouo DIC. 12 •n4 u -(IJbby) Stat °"" $.IS. Encyctopodlt. 118 C.lo N20 IGELD!l<G, tadd1t a bridle GAl'FLER'S•Sottln'a -t.lnllldt"""'"°Ms. 'thura<liy;. frld•y _, .. ,0 10 ., 'l'IW-,.i...,. """pl•t>. 115. 16 5)W'lold,approxl5h&odo
'l'ahle Who~• Crid· luynowit .. le ..... wt blen-Plllner.:1m.Uen.0o MM movit e&mert SlS. SJ'AMESE. ~· •t\111 !lb'· fUch.536--m:torm..z.27 *
ale. IUO· Xli>I con d . ond loy • .woy hr 7:30 l'M c1y (or WU.el . Martini -014 "8-l80! sta-.. Abf. h<llol> -1,;;:;;;;;=:::::::::=:=;<
,._ Chrlifm .. dtllnry. l!epubllcVanldll.._ FUblan -Cordl&l-...... QUALITY -bed=-kltten1 ,Llw-k ll40
1987 WEii'iiiiii9US& trcst· Salt>, partial U.tiM only. Jl.aers. SJ~ Heh, or buy W/be&utifUlly quilted mat· PINTO Maro4pUited for .. =. '
fl1oet retrtatratot1 £:i:ce1.Wd HO ,AY~NT TV ... SteNoi, Llvlna room tet ooiN>leW; Martlnl trt11. IPllt foUndlUOn, built 8~ KJTI'ENS per. Western rider. $31). <Widitlon. 1100. f1$,3131 TILL FllltUARY •nd ow,. room ,.i., din-lbolcor, ume patt'Pl' ~ la """"· N..,.. ""'1. $98. P~:-s c.u ~&It 3 _ •
:J.u.rn.ilun :J.i~ta-_ Of.'
N4tw Sllowroom ~
Wiii Sell Any l'I,.. lno!i.14wlly
s• Wood carved ar111 dl•an, lg. man's cba!t or
Jpve .. al 5 Pc Octagon dark Oalt din set w/
black or avocado framed chtlro; 8 Pc BR 8'l
11-dr Mr. & Mn dreaaer, i. mirror, ,2 com·. modes, decoaUve headboard In Spaniah oak
deolgn with marehlng box apinp, matlt ... &
DtsHWASllEll. ...,..,., ~" ·wa"t ..to,<;tloO or lino .... •tt.., 1am, " ml tablff, .i .. i oilier co<11Wl......., WbMh '2!11. au.ms -., SbowtT, a,... old. coiidlll>bo<t"""" pJa.0. m1m11'1, plctur.., ~okl.1un low pricod. 538-8153 aller·I ·~-.: Bl!l/\!JTIFIJL QooJot Ki"-' TRANSpORTATION m. 98).3914 • SPINITS cabiret, ,.wln( ............ p.m. . flllac. W1nfod _ 11610 i montha. bod llhota. !Sn lollb l Yachll 90QO •
• CON.SOI.IS bar •!Oola. V&eUIUllJ, Bod. li<NUAL la<tory Mio. llu4 w A N"' . ..,..,_ E D -' ~.ntl!Ull 1110 Frallcbi.'iea d~te-r for l'Gom •U, mattre~a, re. ~ 1tonewart pott:ery, I 31' Trel•n ~rul .. t YatMh• frt&tn.ton, itovee, wUhttl, f'actory open to the public. Oop ~ '6' ft~ Vol'• ~ Ml1
MERltY CHlll,STIM~ . kl.,;INU dtyen. onc< a """ only. 50% to WE rtoed qu&lilY • ,,., Junl< btL -1, J ft Antlquoo Amporund Story l Citric 80% -t on b.mpe, Ill<!.,,, . FutOllun, ""'°' CHRISTMAS. PUPPllS ,el>c. wln<h, '*<!10, D/F. UnulualaU'~tllt k;.'l:.a;. '* Ca.rtatll, cratu, ~:to pla.ntera & accel!.l;(\l'fff 1V'a, It'"°" 'PP~ Veryan\all, bl&Ck~whtte cdlelrt ebrr:tidon. Own., frame.
ONLY $529..95
($1095.95 Value)
or TE RMS 11 . low 11 $4.'6 ""Wlek
No down -use our store t:ha,.. plan
antiqul Jovtr -«1lo -911-t" • C.mpbell ,bt told ~ntd N ttOn!i!. Mon. Dec 9lh thru Fri. ~ tOC1ls 1; ottiee equipment Slalt;y-C.ocktt mlxtd ~ mwtt .cU! AU Uah off ~3 Butchtr blocks. 2 roll Coast Music 20th. Noon to 4 PM only, TOP CASH JN so Minutes pie~ no each. ~W bold ~nm. / .!.. topde~h!u°'!~*e" 1~·~7t;•tvd.,CM WlllDY'SADcnoll ~~~c~ea~c~~ s:n-im *mas =~;~:Phone ~~.JuJc"t~.,
262t lje"'°"'Blvd .. CM • • 271 . 2015% Newport Shld. -Mtchln,!1, ofc. 1700 PUG PUPPIES 3424 Yla Oporto, N.B. * w.3069 • 114 s. <II Cimino Rt41 Behind Ton>'•.Bldr. Mati. HARBOR DRIVE IN Will hold till C>r~tma •. Roa:· .,._. * 494-1916 E,,..
VAST •tock .Amer &: Eur San.Clemente Costa Meaa * M6.86S6 PALLET Jacb (2), 2400 & ~Wed champion back-1., n~ awt:onl
tum .l clockl. Lar r y 492-4642 OPEN DAI\-Y 9 fit 4 • SWAP MEET 4400 lb Utt $175 ea. DlO ,round. By &Pf>Olntment. Racer. Blt» and Cold Morpn .Antiqun. 2•21 lb mobile lltt ,$150. 2000 lb 494-79i1. Atttt1 5 P.M. Trailer 4 boat
New~Blvd.,C.M. SPINET plani:I, near new, FRESH.CUT FLOWERS' Evtry Sit & Sun p.net.i. Clark fork lift, re-CHAMPION M i niatur e pal~,ted,: New w
Approved Furniture .
(No Ftncy Front-BUT Qu11lty V•l-lnoldol
2159 Harbor Blwd., Coate Maa• 54116'60
Opon9-9bolly-Sundoy p.s "
12 Y•1rs .,,,,. location -11"'9 ~ners
Kohler 4 Campbell, walnut e Potted Poir\ae!tiu c.qfutt or Harbor Blvd built . $1~. Cnf) 639"-2691 Poodln. AKC, white, m,d n a ,u I a). yd e , UpholJt
Sewi!JI M•chfMt •120 finish. xlnt cond. Mi.t1t tell. • Bouquet of Month Cltta e'=' 897-2433 by Blue Ribbon winner. $75. 'I'hlft 1'% bp <;hain ".j.
-· .1 • Beat offer. 4MoJO.'il , e Free Local ~Ivery , &: McFadden, Santa Ana START YOUR OWN VEN-Will hold 'W Chriat:mu. enginu. Complete w i t1i 1967,~GF;B..~nwlet~ wltll lLUIMON6 'spmet Orpri. e Growen Dhtrlbutor 531·1272 •ft 7 DING ROUTE with 8 Aven-894-1039 several fuel tanks, •teerin&
waJ, ccinaole. Due to illnuJ JPnl cond.·~· 'e 613-0610 'e CHRISTMAS shop at "SAN· co hot coffee &. chocolate Just in time for a.net eont:rola. See at ~= :.:n:o.~i: ~ KIRBY V~ TA'S WORKSHOP." Dec. machines $50 ea. 5314529 CHRISTMAS Lafayette. Newport Beach ..
sq automatically, touch-0> • • 1Mft$ ~ ~ 13th It 14th. Cara~ Sale-aft% pm • POODLE PUPJ>IES 1964 29' OWENS D c .. .l_~~)
Anotho'
MIL BEST
one: Hqur
CLEANERS
In
Coron• del Mar
at Pacltic c.oast Hiway
and "" • Air Conditioned
• Fully Gari>eted
e Will Train Quaillied
Applie8:Jlt& !"or
• Sales Girl.s
• Silk Finisherl
For tnterview call:
Mr. Bergstrom
67:>33(,;
or Apply in Person
COUPLE. $550 + apl. for
interestlni beach re• o rt
motel. Some office & full
mntnce exp nee. 494-1196
e FLORIST •
EXPERIENCED
548-7484
School1-ln1truction 7600
Chrilltmu 1ilt, typewriting.
Qilldren, anndchildren, or
Yourself! Individually tutor-
ed Qrllcoat 10 leuorm typing
act.Jol. 173 Del Mar, CM,
546-2859
EXPERT PIANO INsrR
Popular & J au:
• 646-7028 •
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Furniture 1000
-~---niafic, button Mies; blind "fel~Yi1lon · . · ·•• I have several re~ssed Speelalty Gifts ~ Items • AKC. Will bold Flybrid~. fully equipped.,
FumltvN IOOO btfna, owr cuti 'Without 24 .. BLK/Wh: Mapa.1/QS floor . model• le made to order. Baked FREE TO YOU t)C.538.3 New paint, SO hrs Cf' '--"--=:;: attach. Guaran~ OK. First TV~' .,lid 1 it a't e demonstraton. Some ue goodies! 2976 And.ro! SL {off POODLES min I a t.u r e overhaul. Make G ff er .
CANCELL'ED Pymilt Ja.n. 16, 1969. Call AM/FM 'combo. Ebony: likenew.Call~7280 Baker) in Mesa Verde. SABLE &: Wht male females A.KC, 1 wks , 642-9088alt 6pm.
anytime 530-1212 or 893-4444 like new. $125. 49f...5.'d Mt. HAND crocheted 1 ace KNITftft FABRICS Shepherd Collie, 1 yr 'Gld. chocolate, Apricot, white • CHRISTMAS PARADE
Hwttful of O.C.itor 1967 SINGER., aulD zig: zag, s · tablecloth. fi6" x 17'', brand 11 llU Likes children. Ahots and will hold fur Christnw, $50 What a parade from th.ii cute
Furniture wal. ~binefincluded. Repo, RENT TV $10 new. A beautiful lift for license 84%-6814 alt & -f15. 842-1856 18' Packet fiberalau run
5...._nlsh Rfnil11J!ne9 I will at11 tor $38.SS cuh Gr N Depoalt Fr dell that apecial lady in your .-'FOR SALE P.M. 12/ll BASSET hound w/papers. about in x1nt cond. $3900.
r-Medlt•tr•nffn t.ake over 12 payments of ~lll ·or ff mv;rro life $15. 540-91~. Remnant!, samples & Mill OR~ANIC Fertilizer, aged Female, 15 mos. Hsebrk MARINA DUNES 644-0126
WAS ORIG. $l,tl.OO $3."ffi mo. ·Next pymt Jan COLOR T.V. 2l", Hottman HUSBAND&. Fatben, Boy ~s Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2 horse manure combined' Loves chldrn. $50. 830--0459 FIBE RGLAS 8' 16 i11 n( 10, 1969. Doe& everythlnc $35 Friends. Stumped tor an p,m. 9'J9 Baker, Costa MeSA. With wood shavings. Good aft 6 ' dinghy, aimplete. $100. 3
MUST$68SA5. C.OORIFICE without attach, button hole11, · * 5"45-0869 * everlutinc Ch r 11 t mas • REGISTER Now! J•'ree mulch. 833-5332 be tween 8 Italian Greyhounds, champ ~ A~hrtson outboard $50.
b•lilll!OO. ~""' ........ ~,tc5.~ttt Present"! Beautiful new, classes after Jar. t 5 t ! & 5 Mon thru Fri. 12131 sired, AKC. Ju1t right for ,,,........,.,_ ..
ITEMS AS FOLLOWS: •"""' ......, PORTAJp...E 16" 'TV aet, cuatDm, hand made walnut C z y k GI hi • 11 Cu 1 1 0 m YOUNG, Male, Penian cat. Chr\stma8! Quiet & clean 1967 32' CHRIS COrillthlan.
Go(aeoua,8 ft. Spanish sofa good CODditlolt $50. Call cedar cheat 56«i74 Uphol•t·-Sehl. Euro--n Gentle house pet,. nds gd noo•• "'~"""""" rAo --.o Low .___ .t .. 11.. 1 •• ,
11.nd Match t n It Chair. Mu.licll Inst. •125 6£-0129 after S·PM S. ' .... .,. .-" home. 673--5797 or 675-4235 .,... .... ~. ""°'.w.10 i:Ao •u34'""::;,A-;::"' equ..,.
Custom quilted withl~::::.::;:..:c=;_-.....;;;;::; e 21"·TV •~. 19" -bl· CH. RI TMAS FOR .H.ER C raf t smansh i p. 1831 alt.S P.M. 12f12 MINIATUREdac hshund _,_......, ,...._.....,
_. ...,._ c. Mink stol Newport Blvd, C.OSl.a MeSa. h · · d ·1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::] c&r""Yedwood.trim.R..lDft. eHIUS'l'MAS Idea! $35: ·Both goOd cond.. Call e, worn few ti~s 642-t•« GOOD puppy, c amp1on 11re .
Seville Canied velvet IOfa. Vox Electric Guitar, S4M39S Coat $10CC, sell far $375. • ...,.. home, small loving AKC $1llbo1ts 9010
heavy Dark oak end tables W/cue. New S%i5. now $100 ,;:;:;;;:;;:c==c--=---; * 548-200. * I FRIGIDAIRE, top freezer, "almost" Shepherd female * 495-4. "". * . SPECIAL
and matching cocktail ta-or beat .otter. 675-1144 EARLY American Stereo TV POOL TABLE 3 piece bdrm set, dining 9 mos. Shob & spayed. DARLING Dmtie Am·Fm combination. $.SLATE rm table & 4 cha.in, desk; 962-1530 weekend on1y12/14 nµruature Christmas Sa.bot with u.il1 ~~~!:: ::-::if! ~ -~~ano1 . .,_:.1• ~~ ... ~!r; 962-8186 New senutM alate -trom It. mi~I. all in good coM. MALE Beagle 5 yrs nttds pup. l-male ~ett. ARC. 8 $325. 1100 West Coast Hwy,
............ cuiiu ......,, ~ -========= $395 -incl. acee:s10rles, set-548-1"'2 ho Ow tr weekll al Christmas $50 to NB ""1133 bedroom suite wllb full .. ...., n1e. ner ansferred. I · ho 673-0701 · · ,,.. .... after 5 P.M, HI-Fl & Stereo 1210 up and delivery, 6'2-4236 OVJng me. 1 ~=~~=----King size bnx apring• I: AKAI (Rober1.s) 4 _I r a c k 545--0632 12/14 COCKA-POO 6 ..... # LIDO 14. Old but good. A.
mattress. 1 n ..... Snani.sh BEAUTIFUL rose pink -pups, "'"' .. • real '---in t •""" n,.; -..5.. ..-· Pi1nOt I Or91ns 1130 FRENCH Prov combination, ladies lull length all wool stereo tape recorder & ac-I FREE stud service, to AD 0 RAB LE . idea I . ""'·'l§~ a "°'."'.
decor dinl.nz room. Gold Curtis-Mathes TV lblk & coat, never worn. Original c."ess. Make offer. Relax· prove, white "teacup" poo. Chrimnas tilts; S 1 0 • eluding aall &: tr a 1 I er .
Ieal Spanish tabl• lamps. whtl itereo_ phonograph & cost $50. Now $30. 540-9162 icizor -Verve Mod 1h price. d1e. 842-6391 U /12 675-5763 ~ 546-3356
Hanging swq: lamps, etc., MOVING FM-AM radio (stereo) Xlnt 673-7761or 675-1447 eves HAMSTERS, Various colors, COCKER Pups . A.KC. SCH~ U' f i h•r1 I ass
etc. Each piece can be pUr-cond. $195. 546-0963 COLUMBIA 29 "Querida" w o R L D 8 0 0 K OIILD· 5-6 w~. old. Free ID good Champion sire It dam. Will Snowbird Xlnt c on d . c~x!nri:~~~e I I SALE I I STEREO . 1969 Solid State wSlanlll 3rd•~partner-Sharp! CRAFI' set. 15 -,ul., '66 $75. home. 54G-34n 12/14 paid til Christmas. 546-3839 !'~er Ir. trlr. $425 OR
1 ----~ ttpg 6 . ..,,000. See Balboa Also Cycle-Teacher S25. Also ,,.....,~ Newcomers to c&lif. • • • • con:so e 11tereo. Never ll"CU· Marina. 64.2-3295 1 ... 18. ~,· il ,, __ , 6 4 MOS. Female Shepherd, TOY poodles. females. AKC. KITE '--" __ ,,
Credit approved Immediately Sacrilice! $85. 535-7280 ' 'L'I. vc ge acr an, ~ part Collie. 302 Monte Vista, 8 week with shots&. clipped. ' ua.uer, ...,, k cover.
RD FURNITURE We're moving to luger quar-St1uffer Reducing mo. $85. 548-0587 PM Apt. c .. Costa Mesa 12/12 call aft 3 PM ~5216 ST.50. .,A,,..,.,~
ters and we have a lot of C & E I 1•-Ma hi $15 ~~i;;-;i;;;;;';;;;=-ii,;ii;;;;;;;;l===~-~~~:,._~-and 1mera1 qu p. """' c ne • ALASKAN Seal fur jacket, OLDER Model refrigerator .11 1 . 1 1 IN THE WAREHOUSE
1844 NEWPOltT BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Every nigh't 'til 9
Wod .. Sot & Sun 'Ill 6
QUALITY Klngsize bed w/
beautifully qUilted maltreS!I,
split lou.ndation,' built in
frame. Never used. $98.
Worth $250. 842-86.19
Oflico Equipment 1011
HERMES electri c
typewriter, Exec. Model,
legal 1ize carriage. $175.
675-3832
ADDRESS MACHINE .
pianos organs we don 't S48-t7;;a satin lining, perfect con-fwith no freezer.) wom JUST n time or Ho idays! SABOTS -New & Used $150
want ta move. Some .. a.re SLIDE Projector . Sawyer . FIREWOOD dition, size J.5.16 $ 5 0. AKC reg. English Bulldog & up. Tom Cat Boata' %614
med; mme demos; aome Rotomatic, bolda 100 1lide1, FOR SALE 548-5777 good. 673-4777 l2/l4 ups, 6 wka. 545-7952 Npt. mvd. 675-%400 =• .-::: ~i=etin:n fully automatic, almost new e 540-9887 e CHINESE Oriental R ll g . ~ Fem. d~, mix~ ~ SAMOYEll puppies, AKC RACING Sabot XInt eond
drastically dilcounted to sell :v:,r ~~r~r 8
HOUDAY tfealth Sp a 9'xl0' Beaut. rotors, just child::· 64~ i . 1';;12 ~~~~~c:mtma.s-$100 Sacrifi':.! 0s:!° ~ * ,
i.mmediab!!)'! You must not KEYSTONE Membership l~ yrs to. cleaned , $295. 642-3293. Aft. ADORABLE 0nx· 4 ~-, 5 pm ie, yrs, COLLIE & SHELTIE. PUPS 23' ENSIGN, lo'· of •-· mill thl1 really aipectaeular IMM PROJECTOR payll!. 540-5705 P~ bred to good OOme. AKC M/F Dep will hold .,. ... u ....
sale. Buy with no moneY FIRE OO A NICE 24" girl's Huffy Loves children. 646-2232 , . ' . ' · l improvemenhl. Cost $5200. down 0 .A.C. Ir. 5 year1 to need1 minor repair. $30. W D Impala bike. New tires, Iii Christmas. SM-1880 Must aell $2600. 646-8886
pay. 536-8563 alter 6 P.M. 63'1-684."l. pedals & seat. Real nice LARGE Do g ho u A e FOR Christ ma 1 smalll-========="I
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO DeJUR ~r 2~x3~. New Mink J1cket $30. 549-2877 (wooden). 549-3258 U/14 miniature poodles AKC $50 Power CrulMrs
1801 Newport, C.M., 642-8484 $50. Darkroom equip. $10. Best Gtfer. 536--0153 LANE Danish teak cedar ELECTRIC %20 V Dryer. each 334 E. 19th Cm
9020
~ ...... , afternoon .,. .... w .. _ 54• oo~ 12/U CHRIS Craft 24' V.S ii). ·~" ~ ' I =====~====='-IDRY Fir, Wood, e"~"1" .. tllll, chest. 47" with 3 drawers, or..... 0'"1JOVJ · I• """"""... Horses 1130 OOard, radio, etc. Bargain;
~ Greatest Gift of All
" Mwic in the Home
Give yo.ur loved nne1 a piano
or organ for Ouistmaa.
New Hammond organs
from .................. $599
also many used from . . $50
New pianos fror , •• , •• $495
al.BG many used from . . $175 * SPECIAL * Used Hammond B with Les-
lie and reverb ........ $1495
Open every night k
Sunday 1-5
'til Christmas lor your
convenience
HAMMOND
in CORONA .DEL MAR
2.1154 E. Coast Hwy., 673-8930
•500 orange and mixed. Free like new. $65. 673-2465 SM Brown black dog & % slip avail 673-34(6 Priv.
Sporting Goods delivery. 546-7544 POOL TABLE 4x8, Auto. Burmese cat. 64fr.7S49 12/12 FOR Sale: B!lY Mare. new Pty.
DAD? Fix up this standard ball return. Xlnt cond. GOOD CJean bacon gTease. sadd1e 4% yr old. 645-0791120,~.~CAB==c,..-.~ ... -.~.-. -.-.~11 iize Pool table tor ttw kids Dial MZ-567M for RESULTS Many xtru. Reas. ~7 646-23TI 12/14. morrunp after 10 tank, 50 hp c'brd. Bargain?
for Xmas. Good buy $40. $800. m-1496
Hyn11 (!Ute ivory) billiard
bal1ll Xlnt buy, hardJy used
$30. 536-8653 After 6 PM
DIVERS Chrilltmas bargain,
all new lkin di"fln&: ~P
Val $:115, ukine S 115 .
546-2082
CHRISTMAS special • a b!w
new Winclanaea short boards
at $100. 646-3n8
USE THIS HANDY POSTAGE PAID
WANT AD ORDER BLANK
AND REA1.,.H fHE ORANGE COAST'S BIGGEST MARKET
PR 2lli headmasters w/bind-1--------~ . ._ ............... .....___ .................................... ,._.,_._. .............. ~ .. ~ ............ _ ........ ~-·-----I
ings, pr Strolz ski boots
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BIRCHLINE 19' w/ trlr. V
powered. Ski or fish, Sac
$700. 548-5181, 673-2302
e BCYITOM PAINTING e
$1.85 Per. Ft. + paint
Complete Boat Repair
Newport Marini> Service
Dry Docks 642-4447
9050
Aircraft 9100
MobiloHomo. 9200
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only 1700 ml1ll + $225. cash
for low mOpge British
~t btlt, no junk.
4$-2343 .-IPM.
FOR s.le IDO. , 1968 Honda
450 Scrambler. 2800 Miles.
Like new. lll\ilr/black. Joe
steele. ~ &ft 5 PM
'SS HONDA. DO. New cond •
l05(I mil... Gd: Christmas
lift. S125 aft. 4: 00 p.m.
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100;
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' IMPORTS
998 So. Coos! Hwy.
Laguna Beach
494-9n3 5,4$-06.3.4
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-ll'IS. '67 DATSUN SEDAN MG 5'5-2141 Owned by little 'ole man in
SUZ ~ ~ up for ra"lng Laguna Beach. Speedomet· -C--,.-· --~-with ~~Gtru. See .... to er reads 7,800 miles. Radio, HRISTMAS-BONUS aP~tel Ll 8-6757 heater, dlr, automatic. $75 1959 MG Maynette Sport Se.-
Cash delivers. Will fine priv dan. GorgeoW1 classic ll?dan.
'68 HONDA 45().CC: pay pty. After 12. 494-9773 or Flashing red with contrast·
$llllty 6 U1Ume paymtll. 545-06:!' ing interior. Economy plus
~ Fedenl. O:wl:ta Mesa -========I comfort. One of the m09t l91i8 SUZUKI KT-12l, quick popular import lledans ever ~. trail tit street gear. FERRARI built. MWl t see. Lie # NZS-
!,o!l<e new. !300. 644-298'1 FERRARI 351
1J62 LAMBR!:ITA 125 CC $795
Newport Imports Ltd. Or-ELMORE ::. ~~ cond. ~e ~~· onJ.y author-·
HONDA U Scrambler, lo SALES · SERVICE • PARTS SPORTS CAR
~L H.D. '81, full dress. 3100 W. Coot Hwy. WORLD
Must •lll l'D-4846 Newport Beach Phone 894-3322
'st HONDA, 150. Clean, 6f2.9400 540-1764 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
smooth, kl mileage, elec. Authorized MG Dealer MG
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.. 1960 iiA 6so cc. FIAT --'67 Supof ;G Honda
XDrt cond. s.m.6757
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""& P•rll 9400
FOR sale $350. '56 Chevy ~u. long bed, 4 speed, stick,
V-8. 532 Center St., C.M.
Apt C. 54Pr.2M7
J1rtuport
Jhnp o rl ~;
'5.5, FORD-OMA.TIC 11' Ton. 3100 W. Coaat Hwy.
~ew 6 ply tires. Good N~ Beaeb
m~cally. New p&.lnt. 642-9.\<li 546-1764
$.1lo 548-7952 Author!U!d MG Dealer
Ford Econo11ne '63 '68 JAG XKE
$8SO or Bnt cttu. Convtrtible_._ BoWo Nd W'ltli
... "'"" leather "'-· 1.0llO
actual -hllr-tslO lncl-•-ondcllramo _.:;;;. ____ -'"'..;.;; Wire wbeela. Nol a. mar ti1
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4 whHI Ctw. Ru1'I '#!11 beaut)'. 12 month warrtlllt)', ,
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Ca!'!"n 9520
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DAILY PILOT WANT M>B Alla.;;bed M'.G Diiller
Alwt.YI • Go-Got QIARO.E..lT!
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3100 W. Cout Hwy.
Newport &ach I
642-9-100 ~ M6-171f
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Classes
At · Peak
'i::o«;I!mATI (AP)
-·" atudeots In AxD6rican c o 1 t e c e 1 and
unlvmltlol bai -.. an.un. blgb qaln Ibis year •
And u Is npect<d to continue
tbr!llllll 117t. . ' pr. Garland G. Parter,·na-
llaolllY """'"""" authority .. college llatlltlca, "ported
today --"""' 1,145 llOCl'Od!led !..,._year c:olleges
aDll 1llllverl!U.. lhow • to!al
l!H,Gll.»I !ull4im• -Lut year 1,m reporting
-bad • tolol enn>llmenl
" l,IM,M5 fulltlme ttudenta. In conldertaa pa rt · t lme
llildenlt the enrollment was
l,Ul,16S a< U peroeot more
-Wt JeM'• UOl,839. Dr. Galland 1 ti vice provost r..· admlsltons and reconlS
al" the University al Cln-
dnnail. 'lbiJ WU the 49th 811-
· llUll survey made through bla
office for the educational
jWl'Da1 "School and Society.'~
By field of Interest, fUll·tlme
students in arts and sciences
gained u peroeo~ the lowest
pen:entage Increase In many
,..rs. Thls group represents
l'U>pen:enl al all !ull-tlmen,
ala the loweat proportion y<ot
-1at<d, Dr. Parter noted.
Qlben tallying t b e I r
smallest gain in years were
full.Ume enrolloel In speclallz·
ed. engineering, profeulonal,
tedinlcal, and related ICboola,
ap·µ.Is fall only !.I pen:ent.
After I 2.S percent lncreaR
In ·116'1 mid • nine-tenths ol
I peroeot decrease the year
_.., freshmen lengthened
um atatlstlcal gains this
,..... u 1112,03& entered 1194
comparably reporting m.
llltutlon1. This II an Incleue at U pereent.
1"lllLll OF l!TUDY
When considered by field ol
study, freihmen classified u
~bly future
teac:ben' -outpaced all other
ldmtlfled groups wltb .. In-
_.. " 7.1 pereent. Pot the aeo:>nd 1 • a r ,
lheological ICboola were the 11111 group to show a losl-U
peroeot.-ln full-time students.
As a whole, tbe categocy In-
dading lllllSlc:, mid fine and
applied arts tcbooll tallied an
-of u pereent. ,/.'a::!-'~ tbe ''Big
Stai. U. al N"1' York,
llll,U!; The Calttomla 1tata . cone..,.. 1"3,M.1; u. of
caJlfarnla, tl,OIO; The City
U .• of Now York, n,aa; 'liie
W'llCOnllln State U. System, "I
51119: U of Minnesota, 47,534;
U. of Texu System, 47,061; u. of Wisconsin, 41,932; u.
cl. Dllnois, 43,527; Ohio State u. ·fl,555 ;
INliIANA 41 ...
lndlmt U., 40,880; Michi1an
State U., 37,858 ; U. of
~Iaiid. 35,00ll; u. 0 f Mfiiourl, 34,092; Pennsylvania
Stale U., 31, ~; U. of North
Carolina. 31.139; u. 0 f
Mlij>lgan, 29,780; -u ..
il:r,OZS; U. of Washington, •.ms; Soutbern m1no1s u .. --mi. top 20 in grand tow are;
1be Cilifomta S t • t e
Colleges, 2S6,396 : St ate
Univenlty of New York,
25t;l48: The City U.-ol New
York, 157,326; U. ol Calttornla,
2t,OZ3; U. of Washln~n
t8,C4; U. of Wisconsin, 1%,208;
U. of Teus Sy!tem, 58,116;
The Wisconsin State U ,
System, 58.142;
lDdiana U., 52,101; U. of
lllioois. 50,1183 ; Michigan Stale ..
U. 49,515; U. of Maryland,
45,I02; OhJo State U., 45,262 ; u. of MIMoojri. 43.920!:
Pennsylvania State U . ,
C:lll; U. of Michigan. 38.021;
U.·of North Carolina, 38,235:
Purdue U., lfl,102 ;
N«tbeastem U., 35,447; New
Yorj< U., 34,694.
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