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J IWl.Y PILOT s
5,()00 Allies Storm -C-ommunist Stronghold
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Tivo Jurors
Excused in
Sirhan Trial
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Two _.
pl'OIPfJdlv:e Junn were cfum'..t for c--, wbm lhey told the COIRI
that beulol the lenglby trial d Slrl>an
B. S1r1>an for the llaytni d Seo. Robert
F. ltmoedJ would "111 tllem their jobs.
'lbe tedlool proc:eedlDg d Jury ltlectloo
was delayed more .than half an hour
while counsel for both sides conferred
tn chambers ovu the previous day's
transalpt and said this would be a
dallJ occurrence.
'!be third paoelill questlooed today,
telephone com-miploye Caro1Jn
FRemaD. Aid the -,be. allle lo Bit u....p the trial, bid DO feeliDP
about the dofendllll and loll the could
be tmpartlll In bor p........ d his
gulll f6 lnooceDCe.
A -ol lhe def.-11.aff -ed that Sirhan would almool certainlY
appear on the witness stand during the
trial. . The 24-yur-old Arab imnugrant was
· described u acutely aware of the fact
that only his motivation and sta~ o(
mind-can rwa:y a iurr-t.oward-lenieocy..
and to be ready to go into those matters
In detail Deferm COUMtl had m a 1 n t a I n t d
lhnloghout Ille ~ maneuvering
that Ille Paiadena youth would never
be called lo testily.
One jaror was tentatively ~~ed
Monday during a full day of questio~
eight men aod women, and she still
wu subject to dismissa.1 through . one
Qf the 20 peremptory challenges given
each side.
Mrs. Rosa Molilll, a widow and a
llW'Je hesitated f<r loog moments .and then~ .. Yes'' when Deputy Dist.
Atty. David Filla aa);ed her:
"Wauld you have the courage to come ilown from Ille jury room and aay (lo
6hilanl 'f« the murd<!r of Senalor K,..
ned1 you die in the Pl chamber?'" !lei...,. Attorney Grant B. Cooper
revealed at the outset or the jury ques-
t.ioalng that Sirhan would not deny that
he fired the shots tn the Ambusador
Hotel which killed Kem>edy and wounded
ftvo other J>U!Oll' staodlq nearby.
From P .. e l
SOYUZ ••.
a ••cornplicat.ed and responsible ~
~·" U S space exoerU said the Sov;ets had. a ;'wiodow" for a shot al the moon
ii Soym 4 .... lo Jump from earth nrl>ll
toward a lunar m£sslon to match Amer·
tea's Apollo I feat. B~t most ~·
tion centered on a linkup with wt--
manned Cosmos 263 satellite, sent al~t
Sunday, or for dockina: wttb a manned
spacecraft yet to be faunched..
1be. United States carried out docking
maneuvers with the manned Gemini
spacecraft and the unmanned Agena
target rocRta but bas not performed a
doclting by two manned apacecraft.
There also has been no exchange of
crews in space-frequently rumored as
a Soviet projecL A Moscow television commentator said
Shata!ov's flight would conduct further
ust1 oo the SOyus spacecraft u part o!
the Soviets' l0!)4 ""I• goo! ol estob-
lisbinl eartb-orb1Unc space 1talioos for
int.rplanetary space travel.
DAILY PILOT
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Another 1,IOO U.S. and South Vleinl!Dt!e
lnlant:ymen set up a cordon at the
ned d the Isthmus lo bloct a Com-
munlst rttreeL
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mllel -ol Slllod-L4 ... ud hidlpeakw brolck..t. urged aa
-led O,OOI to 10,000 clvlllanl 1if .
Ibo aru lo leave prior to Ille -u!L
'lllt llriet d the WWI WU I too-
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l!CjUa....iJe ..... heavily forUfled wlU,
-aodlimllelllhalbu--by the Communists ... • staging pnlot
for more than 20 years, the spokemien
sald. MllllY of the lortillcatlonl wer.
COMtructed by the Ja-during
World War II.
"'l'hce ,,,. a lol of VC (Vlei C9o1)
111 there and we are sure it wlll be
strongly contested," Brig. Gen. Howard
H. Cooksey, ooe of the task force com-
mandm, said.
UPl~Kale-Webb~ one American wu itl!ed and six wi>unded
durlng the early pbues of lhe operation.
She aald about 500 suspects were rounded
up for lntem>gatlon.
Rear Adm. William W. llebrens Jr.,
eommancter of. the invasion ~. aaid
&here hid betn Q amphibious assaults tn Vietnam since 1965 but 0 none can
cooipare with this." He said many more
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section ta sink," said Anderson, af
Stockholm, "we climbed onto the wings
and got into a life raft but it had
a hOle in It and lank.''
, Anderson said his pretty bride diaap-
peared for a time and be feared she
.was lost, but the new)yweds were soon
reunited in another Weraft.
Another SAS pilot aboard the c!nwned
craft, Olav ~ said he tried to
help take charge Ofe\'acuation operations
as the shattered airer.tit bobbed oll the
!\'Velis. ''
"We have to leave the plane," the
off-duty Hanson shouted, ordering those
able to help to get liferalts from the
overhead compartments.
llAFl'S LAUNCllED
'Launchlnll rubber rafts from the left wins, HaDlon ilid heavy winds blew '"'° Into the tom, jagged nooe of the
pllne, which ta named "Sverre Viking,"
Clllllng It lo puncture and sink.
Several COut Guard vesselJ, including
the cutters Point Judith and Point Bridge led yachts and pleasurt! boats out into
stonn·lashed seas on the mercy mission.
Three amphibious helicopters were im-
mediately dispatched under Los Angeles
lnternalional Airport's at-sea air disaitet
plan, flood-llghting the area when beav)'
swells prevented them from setting
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CRASH SURVIVOR CARRIES CHILD TO SAFETY
'It 'Was • Miracle Anybody Survived'
Hayakawa Seeks Identity
Of Strikll1g SF Teachers
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Acting
President S.I. Hayakawa sent certified
letters today to the San Francisco State
College faculty in an attempt to idenWy
striking teachen.
HayatawaI1 e came on the recom·
mendation ci council of academic
deans and u preliminary lo a court
hearing invo I the American Federa-
tion of T . The session wu
scheduled for 2 p.m.
The union was ordered to show cause
in mperior court why a temporary in·
jUDCtion banning it.J slrike should not
be made pennanent. Presiding Judge
Edward F. O'Day issued the order a
week ago and striking teachers face
possible fines and arrest for violations.
They also face loss of their jobs under
provisions of the state education code
which declares fi ve straight days of
unauthorized absences constitutes an
automatic resignation. Hayakawa asked
the teachers In his letter to fill out
encl05ed attendance forms.
President Gary Hawkins of the AFT
Loe.al 13$2 urged faculty members to
Most Notorious
Murder Suspects
'Guardians' Meet
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Two she~iffs
who guard America's most nolonous
murder suspects got together for aome
shop talk Monday.
Sherill Wllllam M. Morris Jr., of Ten-
~·· Shelby County, said his charge.
James Earl Ray, ls a much more 110lemn
prisoner than Sirhan B. Sirhan.
SherUf Peter Pitchess, of Los Angtles
County, sald the two prisoners must
be protected no matter wh•t the expense.
Morris la making the c:oortroom securi-
ty ammgemeo\I for Ray, who goes on
trial March 3, charged with the sniper
•la.)'inl ol Dr. Martin Lother King Jr.
Pitcilesl ts protecUng the life of Sirhan,
wboH triaJ ror the fatal shoot.Ing or
Sell. -F. Kennedy la just getting
under way.
"He (Ray) seems more cognl&ant oC
the &erlousnt.U ol the &1~1Uon than
StrhaD SlrhlD." the Tennessee sheriff
oblel'. •td. He added thJt Sirhan seems
1o be "ln good spirits and smlleo rre-
quenU1 ." PUcbeaa wu 11ked by a newsman
about the hlgh "111 of 1eC11rlty for the
~· He replied that America cuoot put
a "Jrlce ta1 on a person," as far
u his rt1bts to trial are coocerned.
Morrtl pratsed the Ught 1ecurtty pro-
vlslcm made for Sirhan. "l can see
DO points where. It Is fallible," he H1id.
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Ignore Hayakawa's requut. Chairman
Leo McClatchy of the Academic Senate
also announced his opposition.
"I think it is a demeaning device,"
said Hawkins. "We are professionals.
This Is just another kind of loyalty
oath."
McClatchy said he would place the
Issue. befol'f! the Academ.Jc Senate's next
meeting. He said he opposed the request
on "the same principle as the loyalty
oath issue against which we fought years
ago."
Militan t leaders of the IO-week student
strike Monday contracUded reports of
possible peace moves. They accused
Hayakawa of "trying to lamper with
the internal aUalrs" of the Black
Students Union.
Hayakawa met with BSU member
Roscoe Blount last -wttk in what was
described as a major effort lo solve
the problems which have resulted in
dissension and violence on the 18,()(1().stu-
dent campus since Nov. 6.
Strike leaders told a news conference
~londay that Blount, a graduate student,
wasn't a representalive of the BSU or
the Third World Uberation FronL The
two minority groups called the walkout
in support ol 15 "non-negotiable"
demands on the administration.
Jerry Varnado, BSU representative on
the central committee, denount'ed the
Hayakawa-Blount talks. He said the
Negro group "wants to aS3Urt our sup-
porters that there have been no talks
and no meetings" between tbe college
admin.i.slration and the BSU.
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MURDER ...
and ~ngus, if any , grabbed the
victim in anger and slashed her badly.
She managed lo twist away from the
death grip and rte.I back toward her
car. She clidn'l make It.
A search or the area turned up a
blue sedan which shows evidence of
a r~nt collision, officers said. Inside
the automobile, found at 21st Street
and Olive Averwe in a ~ atta nr oil tanks and pipelines, officers
discovered blood 1patt«s on lhe froot
se.at, steering wheel and~ shift lever.
The car was traced to Miss DinJer
at her apartment and ol!ken arroated
Mlaa Dinger and C..tney on munler
charges aboul four houn d\er the crtme
was committed, according to ltie poUce.
Funeral services fir Mn. Markee Will
be held at 10 1.m. Wednesday at HUWde:
Cbapel at Rose Hilb Memorial Park.
Whlliler. Burial will follow at the me-
morial park.
Family members said that Mn.
Markee had three IOM and two dlaahtm
and that the famllJ does not wllft the
names of tht sons and daugbten nor
family histor~ divulged.
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Procedures for handling such a ditching
were reliearsed immediately following
the slmllar Nov. 22 pancake landing
of a Japan AlrUnes jetliner off San
Francilco International Airport.
MIRACLE LANDING
No one aboard the JAL plane which
carried 107 persons was killed or injured,
but the miracle landin g in a calm,
~hallow portion of San Francisco Bay
alerted Los Angeles safety officials to
the possibility of. one ia the Southland.
Passengers injured ia the MODclay night
SAS crash were taken ashore either
by boat or lifted into helicopters by
aerial allngs, depending upon need fnr tmmedlat. U..imenl. .
''The conditions were terrible," said
David Bowcralt. 43, of f"llewood, akip-
P"' •of the Loi Ancela County Harbor
Patrol boat "Bay Watch."
FOUJ!,.FOOT SWELL .
"'lbere was a three-to'.lour foot swell,"
he said. 0 and the vislbllity was almost 11onai.tent. II
Survivors -·many of them bleeding,
moaning, and crying lo be taken lo
shore and safety-were 11J!hed to UCLA
Medlcal Center and Sanla Monica Hos--
pita!, wtth five &erlously injured aiid all
others in fair to good shape.
A Los Angeles County Sheriff's l)e..
partment bus supplemented a fleet of
ambulance&.
'!be pilot declined to discus.<> possible
causes of the first commercial airliner
crash in the history of Los Angeles In-
ternaUonal Airport, which opened in
I!M7, but praJaed bis crew.
One stewardess is among We dead
and another ·Ls missing.
He described tbelr acUons as toLally
herok: and disciplined. while a Coast
Guard rescuer · Sa.Id it was somewhat
of a miracle that the DCB didn't break
apart and sink entlrely.
In Washington, D.C., the National
Tramportation Salety Board announced
it was dlspatcbing a team of JO men ~
investigate the crash, while SAS off1-
clals Immediately took off from ~
penhagen to join lhem.
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Na1nes of ·M~-1ig,
Dead, SurtJWors
troops were landed at Inchon In Sep-
tember, 1960, in the cempa'8t' tbai drov•
the North Korean army out of South
Korea ;'but this is a far more com-
plicated and far reaching operation in
every other respect."
Partlclpating in the penlosule drive
were elements of the U. S. army
America! division. the Marines' 2iSth
regimental Jand.ing le.am and unils of
the South Vietnamese 2nd infantry
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WET, BUT SAFE ASHORE
A Fortun•fi Survivor--
division.
flw &iflaD aor1J todoJ a Vlei C.,..
force atlacklng behind a rocket grenade
barrage, partially destroyed a brldgt •
guarded bJ South Vietnamese soldiers.
Other Communist trooj>! invaded a
!1'fugee camp on tbe northern coast
an:d kldnaped abotlt 40 men;· women
and children, a:ovemment 1pokeameo
said .
Missing Man
·Alive-Just
Went Home
TORRANCE (UPI) -Editort at the
South Bay Daily Breeze did a double
take when the f1JIDe "Andrew Doaett"
appeared on the' list of perso111 1m111>
counted for' in the crash of an SAS
jet. I" I
Oat of the paper's r"llO!IFs bad just
tu med in an tnteNiew with an ''Andrew
Dossett," who had cOme ashore ·froin
the downed plane at the Marina del
Rey Coast Guard station.
A hurried telephone call to Dosseh's
home in nearby Santa Monica showed
that he was indeed alive and well.
Dossett, an importer, was returning
from a business trip to Denmark al
the time of the accident. An employe
of his firm was walUng for him at
Los Angeles International Airp:rl.
Learning that survivors were befnf
taken ta Mar.ina del Rey , the employe
drove there, picked up Douett, and
took him home.
Coast guard and SAS offi cials somehow
missed him in the confusion.
When Dosett did not show up at the
hospitals to which other survivors were
taken, SAS listed him as missing.
_"He 's f~ling fine, thank God,'' his
wife t.Old newsmen.
U'I T•..,.,,.h INJURED, BEWILDERED CHILD AMONG SURVIVORS
Sm•ll Armad• of &o..h Joins R•scue Effort
Won't Talk in Weakness,
Laird Tells Congress Probe .
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rep. Melvin
n. Laird pledged today tha~ as defense
secretary in the Nixon administration
he "·ould "never pennlt this nation to
fall into the position where we are forced
to negotiate from weakness ."
The Wisconsin congressman was one
of four or President.-eleci Richard Plf.
NL"ton's cabinet appointees called before
Senate Committee confirmation hearings.
Smooth sailing was anticipated for the
four but Davkl Packan:I, the West Coast
indu!trlallst selected to be defense
undeT"M"Cretary, was experted to face
stiff questioning about his private stock
holdings.
Laird told the Senate Armed Sen·ices
commltiee th.at he had placed all of
his fin1ncial investments in a blind trusl
to bt operated by the Firs( Wisconsin
Tn13t Co. of Milwaukee.
Packard is chairman of the Hewlett·
Packard corporation, which does a
subst.nlifJ electronics bualness with the
Defense Department
Comn1itte@ chairman John Stennis (0.
t.liss.), rtold Packard thsl lhe question
of pc>¥ible conflict of interest in his
case '"has to stand on its o,,.,•n facts "
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Stennis said Packard must "act Im·
partially and without favor It I 1 m ' '
towards hls electronics firm.
At another confirmation hearing, John
N. Mitchell, a law partner of Nixon,
said that as attorney general he intends
to use wiretapping and other electronic
de.vices in the fighl against organized
crlmes.
Michell told the Senate JudlciarJ Com-
mittee that he would end the Johnson
administration's policy ol Ii m It l n &
wiretapping to national security ca!leS.
The 56-yesr-old New York •Uorney
said that lbe wirtt.apping provision in·
c.luded in last ycRr's omnibus crime
bill "should be uaed , carefully and ef-
fectively, not only in national securtty
cases but against or1anlu!d crime and
other major crimes. "
Two other confinnaUon hearings bepa
for Nhon nominees -Da vid M. Kennedy
as Treasury oocr<tary and Robert H.
Finch to be secretary rl Health, Eduta-
tion and Welfare. 1.
Nixon's friend ana pollUcal strategist,
said he advls.ed the PresktenH.lect
against making his campaJp pledge of
automatic soclJJ security increues tled
to the cost of llvlng.
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MUrder Charged
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Pair Held in (;nsly Beach Sm~~i,ig
COAST GUARDSMAN STANDS BY TO AID SURVIVORS AS SHIP APPROACHES DOWNED PLANE
SC1ridinevi1n A~rlfn1r·w1th 45 Aboard Pancak11 into Coastal Wat1t1 Off ,LAX
BJ 1!ILLWI lUfZD
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Munier complalola wilt be ~ Iola tod'Y or Wedneod01 qallllt a mu ood
WOllWI DOW bllac llelit bJ ll,antlncloa
Beadl pollco la Uie blooily """' ........
death ol lln. -.rr-.
Held In J!1m11octOa a&J Joli on-the
moirder ~ la N..,... C0.1ney, "• . , an engineer wllh .' a ".Nl!WP<rl . Beach
aerolpllCe firm;. Ills • ~ o. m p a n l o n ,
Mqll<ll Illnpr, :.,. •· waltrm at
a Newport rWlnnt, 1iU been transfer·
red to Womea.'1 detentiOo at Orange
Coonty Jail.
Tho DAILY PIL()T learned today that
the IUlpeCta, .Who pve their addrtu
as lltll llelawlre St:, Huntlngtoo Beach,
Probe Studied .
L,i Slayfug 'of
$Unset Man·,-
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DoteetlWI Yid 11111 • maniblg • Ulil tile
pair will be tabn lo Welt Oranp Qrunly
Munlclpal Court !Gt orrUpmeol a IOOO
utile paperwn can be~:
"We definitely will take ·tbele ttro
lo court." llid Del Monty McK .......
'Ille body of Mn. Marbe, 55, of llCll
Olive Ave., Huntington Beach, was
dilcov.r<d by a · passerby about 9,15
p.m. SuncJ,y. It wu spra-..led on the
pavement ·o1 17th su..t just north of
Palm A..,.,. In a pool of blood.
Mn. -·· lbroat hid been ~ eel and her body puncturod b7 .....,....
It.ab wouods. The body was just a few
llicbea In front of her lllll rwmln& car
Jet Hits . O·eea-n--Off · tA-·· ----· -------+"~ lnvesUgation of the 1hooting..death cf
Hope Dims for 11 Missing iii SAS Crasli
'I THOUGHT I LOST MY BRIDE'
Hon1'fmooner Anderson and Wife
UPITt....,_
Descending throogb stormy nlgbt sides
I~ an abnormal landing approaGb. a
$candinavian jeUiner, with· 45 aboard·
splashed lnlo the ocean eight ~-olf.
~ya c1e1_.Rey_,~ .n1~. · by wn=~·· . ftre .. _.., · · ~-!T hu~.ffrl'll' . ' I~ 1-" ' w~ aS Ahai' • =~U(
> .Uio .... hope· WU finaUJ,.atioa. d~ Uilt anfeie coUJd femaifa itlve.
· Four bodies were recoV~ Monday
l)l&lil and 30 victims saved by an 8rmada
Of 40 rescue craft and private boats
is the drama at sea unfolded unatt t:lie ,glare of helicopter searchlight. and
parachute flares:
· A Cable Conlmuter Airlines pilot from
Westminster was "the first persOn to
1$ight !JOat.ing wreckage of the Scan-
dinavian Airlines-System oca, beaded
into Los Angeles International AirPort
when it hit.
The SAS Flight 933, piloted by capt.
Kenneth Davis, former British Royal
Air force flier, disappeared from .tower
radancOpes at 7:40 p.m., after a 1~
hour delay aloft in a holding pattern
over the San Joaquin Valley.
Capt. Davis had" said he was ex·
periencing minor landing gear trouble
before turning the big jet inland to
approach Runway 25L on an easterly
oversea rolrte swept by I2·mile-an hour
winds and storm turbulence.
Suddenly, without warning except for
one stewardw' , order to , fasten seat
be.Its, the plane slammed into three to
(See AIR CRASH, Pase Z)
a sunlfj, Beaclt man by a &herlff';
deputy . Will depend upon the. content&
o'._i• report being prepared by the sher·
Ul"S offict, D)strlct Attorney Cecil Hieb
aa1d today.
"( npect to have that report on my
desk later today," be said.
"UnW then, I won't know just whaL
action, U any, lhould be taken In lbll
case. I know of DO clrCWMtances tllli
ouJd ha ·-~ ... w ve-wlll1'f.lted SClKlll on UJ1
J!lll beforo pre~ cf Ille "P.'<I.'' ·
Under preparatl!!' ~y l!'t tbo, d'*M~ ~lliip;1.,,.;·. ·,~t,,.of
eventa J1Ja1 1'11. ~ the .tlaJ~ r®
of cart A. Sjolllnd, 23. or um :zetb
SI. The unarmed Sjolund WU ahot In
the back of the head u be fled !tom
a deputy who was attempting to serve
felony WRITants for the arrest o{ U\e
motorcycle racin1 enthusia!IL
Sherifrs Captain James Broadbelt bu
denied post.sla)ing nnnors tba't more
than one !hot had been fired u Sjolund
ned from hlJ hotne. •
"There wu only one shot fired,"
BrQlldbelt said. "We are qult'e 'positive
about this In<! ifl I !act that hu beOn
subetaiitiated _, uveral wttnwes."
Sjolund died In Huntington Intercom-
munlty Hoipltal. about two boon alter
he waa shot in the back of the head
by Deputy Edward Gould.
Deputies said Sjolund was ordered to
halt several timeai and ignored the com·
mands of \he officers.
Goold said he fired one shot from
his .31-caliber service revolver. He
estimated that Sjolund wu about 25
yards away at the Ume.
Deputies said Sjolund wa& involved
In a fl1ht over a 1lrl some weeka
agt and wu to be arrested in mid-
December on a warrant cbargiog USJulL
He was arrested by Gould three weeU
ago. The warrant• ~ by tbe deputy
Friday related to Ullt a:rnst.
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ORBITING ~E EARTH
Cotmonaui Shafalov
Spy Sobell Wins
Appeal, Relea~d
NEw YORK (UPI) -Morton Sobell,
a codefendant with JUiius and Ethel
Rosenberg in. the espionage. cue,o( tht
Cf.llllury, today won his release from
• 30 7ear prlaon -~ for o:oDlpiril1c to deliver atom bomb aieerets to-Russla.
The U.S. Court of A~ ruled .tbal
Sobe.I should be Rfven credl\ for seven
months imprisonrrient served prior to
sentencing ani:I while awaiUng trial thus
making him~etialble fOr parole.
SobeU had been senteneed to 30 yean:
In prison April 5, 1951 and the Rosenberp
received the death penalty. They subse-
quently were e1ecuted in Sing Sing prison
in New York.
The court gave Sobe!I credit for 7
months and 11 days he was in jail
beca111e he collld oot ralae 1100,000 ball,
prior to· belntl .... ..-In 1961 lo 30
yem In prison on c:hargOI of dbdo1lng
Information on "\he atom bomb to the
Soviet l!nlon. Airline Re"leases Nt;imes
Of Crash Survivors, Dead ·
LOO ANGELES (UPI) -Scandinavian
Airlines System today released the
names of the dead and missing and
known survivors of SAS Flight 933 which
cruhed at sea Monday rught w:tth 4S
persons aboard.
Rainy Season Gets Late,
But Persistent Begiqning
---1.-J~1" Mlortlntl, I~, C1llf~ "°"' ~ ...
Three Girls Held·
On Narco Chprges
Thrte girl students at Los Amlgot
High Scllool, Foontain Valley .,. belnl
held in Juvenile Hall today pending set-
ting of hearings on charges that they
used aod distri~ted dangerous drugs.
Founlaln Valley Polk< said the girls.
two 14 and one 15 and all from Santa
Ana, had Dilanlin capsules In tbelr
poaaession •• the lime of arreal llllanOn
11 an anlkonv111aant a,.,,t Wldel7 -
by eplJepllcs.
O!llc*l llld ..,. odmlttel to coodaued
-oltlielllmulontandborc:otllP'i>iooo
lrdmlttod _... .... dlalrJ>UUon ol
tho dnJI. OM o1 the ttio II 'alrr'lnllJ
.. pn>IJldool I« JIOll•-ol llli'ootlc!I.
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HWADID -!!OR HOSPIT.fll: •
Unldolltlfttd .W ·Pouotnttl'' ' . .
Soothern C111fomla'11ate«artln1 rainy
aeuon was tn full swine today u a
peralatent otorm dumped more pr<elpita-
tion on the Orange Cout than .bad been
predJcted. . .
Weot. ~ County "bore the brunt
of the wet ,....tber aa UI lnCbel or
~ Jt11 ·.., tba l{wltlnatoo ValleJ area
~ Colt• -~ t.14 ta--. •"Lacbna -LG6 .... wfiOe Newport Beactl WU _.ajvtlJo dry
with •.• 71 '""""'· 'fllil brought the -···total ralnfall lo UO lnclles·ln the Huntblgtoo Valley, a
otlarp decllne ITutn the 5.17 • lnebel wlilch I/ad lallen at thll tjme las< year. T"6 ~ Contrail was In Newport Beach,
where lht current 1.s1 \Otal nt
ineaJW'td againlt lut.ae....,•a Ul.
M the rain ""l'llhued lbll mornlni.
-lor-"""' '9ok!nc '"' a c1eartng trend late today, ~ ttte .....
clC>ldl' r..-!al< lkles Wod~. Coastal
and , mkkxlmtty &etupe ltunl were
prtdlcted 1n·tbe mlddte IO'lo
IU ... M4T~ ~-~ ... ~. ·~·'-t.r< ........ ~ .-! u , f.'1
'-" -J -.uJ' ..... ~ .... ' , ..... ..,,
....... 'f'llil9 T • • lj ..... I.ti ( ~ ' 1 · • 11 I 1:: ft!, w...---.,_. .... , 1 ."..Wit Ji ,
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lrvtnt """° 1.n t.N u.-· """'" 1.0$ t~1
Anllltlrp ,... '"' ~ c....... 1.lt a.Ji s... ,....... • ...
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s.tt9 AM " 1.l• J.ilO f.1• ~ '*'*"" tltW• -tr.Tl J-. '
Cypress Resident
• Burne<I· Di FU-e
' A Cypral ratdent ., .. 8'rloully llurn,
ed Monday nlgtil when fire .-, lo
<iothes clooet and cll4 14,IOO · damlC•
to hll borne.
State Foreslr}' s.rvic:e olllclall uld
Claude L. Cole, ~l, of rm La Salle
St., aulltfed lint.' -.... tblnl
degne bw"nl oo bll ~co .oodboth or!IJI.
He ·•(\empt;./ lo flAt tile l1re with
a garden lioo< bef«e ¥1 oir\ved ..
Caw< ol tlie fire 11 Ulld<r lioyel(Jptlon.
Two .,,g1ne COlllJllnles aqd • """'"
unit .wifll 11..,. 1n ·an ·bad tile Jlro li:! la --... Ol'.Tlnl al ~I ' 'In '. o . COit II, ~ WW1'!'41'1. «ii" ~ tj>ll """"1nc In~ Conunuri\y
Jla,p/t¥ lt!JIO*a:Port. :"' '
• r •
1
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' just north or Palm Av-.
~adllgbll of bir,~ ~.Ille
bloody -n¢ .. ii. lflmllltfloD·
Beach Counb'J Club. . . . . . ' •
lnveatiplioo bu 1"d. lo • tllearJ !Ital
the woman may: have been murdlfecl.
by the Irate dri~ ancl,-00 _,._.
of an autorqoblle w1lh whldl lllle .,colldOd.ma.id
a few momenta before het"deathi ·
Mrs. Markee, a receptiottist for 1 .~
llngtoo Beach _op~. load , -a load of lawldrJ, to , • "l'ln ~
and was on her h,y bocl' ID tile apart-
ment where sbe -oloDe. · '
At . Adams A.....e .and !Ith -she apparently waa .involved in·• minor
.. (See HUllDEJl,.r.,. •>·,
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SoViets Orbit
Cosmonaut . . Around Einili ..
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MOSCOW LUPI) -'Ille Sovtet ,Union·
sent a ,Ql.lnned Soyuz 4 s~ -Into
orbit .-Ille eanb loday" m !'hit •
the. Ri.mlanJ.la:lld was a !'CClllpllcat.s• ...
....... •. Then l'~ speculltlor ~
-·...old ·aftclpt a api<e ~
up Will\ ...,,i;...._~ ·u ' nnt .+R
towards ~-~l'Zu •• 0 · "'•""'" .._........, ._...,...,..
Within mlou\ea a!l<m tile ,Jundl Iha
pilot;, Lt. c,I.. Vlecjlmlr ~-. told
• talavls""! ~. "Everythinc I& an,. I am f!!!t."U'be lone ._
~ au_. II, • 11111111Jer-of ~ m~Jril_,,.~ ~ powe>. • '!iii!! ' Ia a mo~. ~. lor Iba
Soviet Unlott. .................. -to minutes of UJ!o!I. bruadcast 'ride<>
tape> ol Shataiov'1 •htP aoartng -tieally from" the Soviet's Central ·Aa:il
space center and cuniing t'owi.rd orblL
The Ru!liaN broadcast picti!l-ol the launch of Soyµi 1.1.,i Novflllliief _iboul
36 lloun after H !ell Iii launcll J*I.. also
unor!Cedented for the" Rua;fthi ~ .".1. >.. lllUal the s.vter Union dJa no. cJe.
tail goals ol the latest ._ Dl&M and
the news agency Tass tald only It .lrll
a ''compllcat.ed end · resPonilble .,,._
gram." · u. s. •pace ...,.ns 11ld the Sovteb
bad -a "w~" for a tbot at, the mo<11
U So)'UI 4 was lonJfrom wth.«b~ toiw~ • lunar. to malcb Amer> r .. ·1 'i.pouo a tei , moo1 ·,....;w..
titin · centered on a llntup wifb Wl-
manned COamoa 113 llt<llife. -aloft Sunday, or for doctiM with a manned
!pacecraft yet to be fiuncbed.
The United States carrted oot docklnl
maneuvers with the manned Gemfnl
spacecraft and the unmanned Aj:en1
target rockets but tw not ~rformed a
docldng by two ll1lllDed ~
There · alsO has been no nchange ol. crewa iD space-lttqo<!llly ·rumorifl u
a Soviet project.
A lloocow televlslon <OllUlll!llator uld Sbalalov'a ru.J>I 'wOflld coocltCt lutlber
i<m on the l!O)'UI apicectiolt u pan ol
the Soviets' Ion& rqe ioal ol eitaJ>.
1tsblng earlb«ti!U., --, ... interpw.etarr space Imel.
Actress Barbara Rush,
Husband Separate
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A c t r e 11
Barbara Rush announced Tueoclay fbo
and her publlcbt h!o>balld, Warren
Cowan, had separated.
The couple was marrlfll hi 1159. 1bey are the parenll of• daughter. 5.
Oraalfe
w-&11er ' -. Tbm'a a Ill"' lli!lnl beb1ntl
-niD clOU<is..'io!I. 11.'ll ...... up w.,._,., -1a1r. """"""' weather. Looi< !or matUrJ racl-
lnga of IO 1oca1ly and 14 fllrl1lor
inland. •
INSmi D~Y .
Prt~ Jolo..,111f 1oOl<i °"
hll admfnilll'Gllo1' }roflt. OM
ll<llldpolnl, """'V of llll C01110"f'
""" from ....ui.r. P"f'. J2. ·-. === ,._: ... .. ~ .e... : ·--. Ii 1 7 rl • :t::: . ,.,I :::;.;-: n
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'~-DAt_L_v_m_o_r ____ ~ ___ r.....,,....., u, i ....
5,000 Allies
•
Storm Communist .. Stronghold
WGON (UPI) -Al>oul l,GllO llljod
.._-.~ ............. --.. -.. au11n the blgest amphlblous _.u..,
sillOI U. S. Marina iuded at Inchon
Hatbar In Ille Korean wor, mtll1117
........... aldtoday.
Oommanlqoeo ald .... I.IOI U. S.
Marines ridlng heticopt<n and landing
craft swept into the Batangan Ptll.lMula
M<DdO)' lrom the South China Sea.
Sunset .Asks
Annexation
To Huntingon
Sunset Beach !wlOl'll have med the
HlllllfDIUin Beach City Council to bog!n
-which ""'1d lead to aM<Dllon
of the beach community to HlDltlngton
Beach.
Councilmen M<Dday nl&)il mmed a
letter from the Swlset Beach Chamber
of Commerce to the city Planning Com·
mission for development of a possible
muter plao of land ... In tbe strip
of unincorporatod land al<11& Coan
Htpway to the nortlnoeal ol tbe city.
The Jetter, olgned by David Kin(, preal·
dent of the chamber, began : "We
"'POcifully request that tbe city of Htm-
tlngton Beach undertake the nec...ary
otepa toward ...... u .. to iluDUD&toa
Beach of the 1llllnaxpoatod .... of
()range County known u Sunset Beach.
••As resldeots and propertyownera we
are dedicated to the Immediate IJ'ld
long-range goals or preserving, improving
and beautifying -Beach.
';To accampllab. tbue objecti.Yel we
look forward to developlng a mutually
desirable and feasible master ~ with --YOlll'Pl~l<iii:---. -·
HJbe rf:quert for anneiaUon Is made,
of coorae, with the underltalldlng that
a Master Plan acceptable to thlJ com·
munlty WGlld be developed prior to tht
annexation election." '
' Slgnera King, Paul llradley, Ivan Ll&·
ptt, F.clward W. Turk, Michael GulflU,
and Wll1lam C. Draper, Pointed out that
the Orange County Plmmlng Departmeot
Is mamc a muter plan lludy of the
aru, ooe found "unacceptable" by the
llgners.
• Huntington High
Bids for Speech
Crown Tonight
Speatera from lluntlngton B<orh llJ&h
School will p11 their best vo1ce rorwaru
Thunday nl&)il u they competAo In the
32nd anmJal oratorical conlat opooac>ted
by Huntington B<lth American i.g1on
Poot !JI.
The contest will atart at 1 p.m. on
the .-.! floor ol Memorial Hall
The -will go .. to the dlatrkl final.! with 1 chance for a top ICbolarsblp
award of $4,000.
Former Post No. !JI Commander orlan
Sowera la chairman ol thJa yur'a contat.
The J'lhllc la Invited to hear the 1<Jlllll
orators give their best
Valley Republicans
Plan Castro Program
.. Cutro'1 Hand In the U.S. TUrmoll,"
will be explained to the H1D1tlngtoo Valley
v...,, Republlcan.s at I p.m., Thunday,
at the Sberatoe-Beacb Inn, H1111tingtal
Beach.
Jote Ncrman. a former Cub an
joumaJbt and cdlee plant-....,.,
wW talk about bis aperiences in Cuba
and hill escape from the Castro rqime.
DAl lY PllOT
()lt.lN(j.( (041T ,Ull.t5HIHCJ ((IM,A"l'f'
ll•t••I N. W•••
'"'"""' '"' ll'Woll•r J.c~ It, c.,,1 • .,
\11(1 ,,,.""'"4 -Gt-Al ,,._9'<
Th1m11 K11<ril
Ellolor
Th'"''' A. M~1,h:111 IMM~"I ElllW
Albtt! W, a.1,, Willit"' 1!1td
,.,_ .. ,, H\lll•ifol!Oft IM<ll
Ed1W Clly l':.ltw
H11"-ttM k-.• Office
Jot ltll $fNl1t
M.a;,.1 ,.._,,11! r.o. ••• 1•0. 92641 --,,......, ltM!l: n11 w..1 .. Mt.....,.. c..... .... °' Wttl .. ,. ,lrftf
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Allothtlr Ullt U. I. andSauth Vldnam•
llllllllijW • up a -al 1111
-"' tht Jt!lilm• .. -• a.. ----About i.-Qnmrd1 ....._. _..
belleved boled U) ... tht PlllinfuJa JOO
r.iiles !I0!1beut of Silgan. La!Jet'dl'Gpt
and loudlpeaker broldcutAI urted ao
estimated 5,000 to 10,000 dvillw in
the area to leave prior to the assault.
'l'be target o( the as.sau1t wu a two-
'
oq.-,_ -Ur lorlllled Wiili .. -.. aald.
...,._at i...111111 lial WI -UPl--KalaW<ll>b._.., "' .. (>H• 1 ·1. -:="""' . ____ ...... _
!l1r _.. tlim • ,_., * 111 • .,.. tht wly ...,_of the -•Uon. ~-of dlo --... a.M1t1-•-1awererounded by the J-dllfiti& up for inkmlpllon.
World War ll. Rear Adm. WUlW. W. Bebr<nl Jr.,
''Thin are • lot of VC (Viel Cooal -of the Inv-lon:e, Aid in there and we are aure it will be there had been Q: amphibious assault$
1trongly contested," Bria. Gen. Howard in VJet.nam .slnce l~ but "none can
H. Cookaey, one ol the i.a force com-compare wltb tb1s. tt He llld DW1J more
::C, w"" landed al Incboo In s.p-, 1•. fa tht -· thtt droft IM -IC-army out of l5oatll
Korea "but thil 11 a far more com-
plJcalod and far nocbing operaUon In
evtry other respect."
Partldpating in the peelnaul1 drl•1
were elemenUI of the U. S. army
Americal dlvisloil, the Marines' 26th
regilneatal landing tearn and unita of
tht South -Ind inlanlrJ
tlJvlaloo.
II• lalliOI tlttJ 1odl:y a Viol C..,.
force allld;lq behind a roclcel grenade
banqe, partlaJ11 destroyed • bridge
&Uarded by South Vletoameae toldien.
Other Communlal troopl ln•oded •
nfu&ee camp oa the oortberD cout
and kldnaped about 40 mt:n, women
and children. aovunmtnt spokesmen
Aid.
'Aviation, Local Problem~
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CRASH SURVIVOR CARRIES CHILD TO SAFETY
'If Wat • Mfr.1clt Anybody Survived'
F,.... P .. e J
AIRLINER CRASHES • • •
four.foot ocean awella and hr<lte apart
just behind the wlngi. .
Honeymoonin( SAS pilot Olol A1¥1eroon,
3S, dozing in a· seat be.side his bride,
Marianne, 23, said be thought the initial
impact was just a rough landing at
the Los Angeles lield.
.,Then I saw the water e<>ming into
the plane. My wife and I waited for
tha plane to stop and then searched
for the rubber rafts," Anderson said.
"'Some of the wmnen were screaming
and l klobd l100Dd and 11w some
bloody faces," he continued after being
broughl asbou at a hutily eatabli.lhed
rtlCUe dispersal center at Marina del Rey.
"It took a long lime for the tall
seeUon to sink," 1aJd Anderson, of
Stoctbolm, "we climbed onto the wings
Hearing Slated
On City's Plan
A public hearlna: will be held tonight
on a proposed amendment to tbe
We.stminster City Council at 7:30 o'clock
in councl1 chambers.
'lbe amendment, recommended earlier
by the Plannlng O:immisalon, would a:·
pond poeaible future induatrlal develop-
ment in a general ana bounded by
Mqno.!ia Street, Hazard Avenue, Ward
street and McFadden Avenue,.
The area in question is currently zoned
!or light manufacturing and commercial ....
A chan&:e in zoning is not being con-
sidered at tbe present, but the area
will be coosidered for wider induslrial
development in the future.
Selectioo of a financial consultant for
the proposed fU millioo parka and
recrution bond will also be considered
by the council .
The proposed bond is for I O
neiji:hborbood parks, a IG.acre expans.ion
of Siegler Par~ and a three-par golf
course lO be located on property next
to Weatmlnster Hll!h Scbool.
Huntington Pair
Charges Dropped
A HuoUngton Beach couple seemed
"'::'" loo of marijuana followlng a po raid en their bome hava been .
dearod of all charges In West Ofanae
County municipal courl
Bernie, 24, and Mary Sanz, 1!, of
Sii Ninth SL were booted by police
No•. I& after a raid on the Saru heme
tn wbkb seven penons were arrtW!d
on 1 variety ol drup off_,, Abo
cleared of all charges In the Interim
period were !loo Quentin Ludlow, IO, of
Olendora and Timothy Rolin Stewart, I~
olM-ia.
Scheduled for Jury trial In the oame
murt Feb. II are J~ Gtcrgt, IO,
and Gtcrge Garcia, JI, of Monrovia
and Jimm)' Loe Dwn<r, II, " -· AD are ICCUINld ol pci111•lon ol mari-
Juua and bel1111 p.-11 In • ploce
wheR marijuana wu used.
/.
and got Into a life raft bat lt had
• hole in it am sank."
Andenon oaid hla pretty bride dlaap-
peared for a Ulne and he feared lhe
was lost., but the newlyweds were soon
reunited in another liferaft.
Another SAS pilot aboard the downed
craft, Olav Hamoo, said be tried to
help take charge of evacualioo operations
as the shattered aircraft bobbed on the
swelll.
"We have to leave the plane," the
off-duly HaoaOll ahootod, ordering -able to belp to get JUeralla from the
overhead compartmenU.
RAFI'S I:AUNCBED
Lawiching rubber ralla from the Jell
wing, Hanson aald heavy wlnds blew
one into the tom, Jagged. nose of the
plane, which is named "Sven Viking,"
causing It to p.mcture and lint.
Several Coast Guard vessela, including
the cutters Point Judith and Point Bridge
led yachts and pleasure boats out into
stonn·lashed seas on the mercy mh:sion.
Three amphibious be.ttcopters were im·
mediately dispatched under Los Angeles
International Airport'• at·sea alr diluter
plan, fiood·llghtlng the area when heavy
swells prevented them from setting
down.
Procedures for handling such a ditching
were rehearsed immediately following
the aimtlar Nov. 22 pancake landlng
ol a Japan Atrllnea jeWner off Sao
Franclaco International Airport.
MIRACLE LANDING
No ooe aboard the JAL plane which
carried 107 persons was tilled or injured,
bul the miracle landing in a calm.
lhallow porUon of San Franclaco BO)'
alerted Loi Angeles safety offlclala to
the possibility of one in the Southland.
Passengers injured in the Monday night
SAS crash were late:n ashore either
by boat or lifted into helicopter• by
aulal sllngs, depending upon need for
immediate treatment.
"The conditions were terrible," said
David Howcraft, 43, of lnl;lewood, skip-
per o( the Los Angelu County Harbor
Patrol boat "Bay Watch."
FOUJ\.P'OOT SWELt
"Tbere wu a three-to-four foot swell,"
be said, "and the vtaibUlty wu aimosl
nonelistent"
Survivors -many of them bleedlng,
moaning. and crylnC to be tateo to
sbora and lalety-......, rushed to UCLA
Medlql Ceoter and Santa llanica H.,..
pltal, With five wlooa!Jr iQJUred and all
othel'I in fair to pd aha~
A Loa Angelea County Sberlll'1 IJe.
pm1menl bua suppltmellled • fleet of
ambulances. The pllot declined to dlacuu pooalble
CIU&e5 of the ftnl commercial airliner
cra!I> In the hiJtoty of Loa Ani•lea 1 ..
ternatlonal Airport, wblcll OJllll'd In
1"7. but praised hit crew. One stewardes.1 la among 1'he dead
and another ta missing. He de<cribed their adiou u totally
heroic and dladpllntd, while a Cout
Guard meuer Said it wu somewhat
ol a miracle thlt the oc:a didn't break
apart and alnk enllrtly.
In Wuhlnflnn, O.C.. the Nailonal
'lnnl1>ortatlon Salety Board -il -diapatdling a team of 10 .... to
Jnvest.laate the crash, whUe SAS oft1.
dala fmmedlately tool< off from Co-
penbqen to Join them.
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Transportation Assistant Says Washington' Won't Help
' By JACI BROBACI
Of .... .,.... ..... ,,,..,
'Jbe time bu cune for local govern-
ment and people to aolve their own
avlailon lacllity problems. Big brother
In WaahJnitoo Is not going to do the
job, accordlq to M. Cecll Mackey, a..i..
tant aecretary ol tranaportatioo.
Macte1 spoke Monday before the
Oran«it County Fonnn of Town Hall
of California lo the Anaheim COOvenUon
Ceoter.
In additloo to throwing the avteilon
problem blct to 1ocal solution, the
opeU.er aald, "We have Ul\cbed a point
where the 1eneral lupO)'er ohouJd i>ot
be iated to ltJpporl dvil ·-Air ....ice that can not operate without .......,. lbould lie plwed out rapidly. 4'Tb8 n.eardl amfdevelopment :;:"'1 to produce the ldnd of air COO:~t:r.:! wblcb the natloo needl and upettdilures -"7
to Implement It -be lltwx:ed by
wter chlrte4." Mlcte)' empl\ubed
"With a1riiQril u ~· theTe 11 DO rtalCa from a llt.lod--
polnt, why the 111era not pay
the COiia," the speaker umted.
'"lbla appllel to the alrllnel and to
private aviation. U prlnle Dying can't
or won't pay lta Wf'1 pd the 1oeal
community la not willing to . undenrrlte
Ila operailon, why aboukln't tht airport
site become a abopping center or a
housing subdMaion!'' the Wa.ahingtoa eJ·
pert aaid bhinily.
He aald that federal dictation of what
are property local mattera abould be
permaoenUy diacMded aa an Ingredient
of puhllc P>IJcy.
"The Department ol Transpor1altoo
baa CONlalenUy "-' an upanded federal grant .....,..., for airport
tfevelopmeol," Mackey llatetl. He urged
that lllales late a more leadlq poaltloo
.. the -lleid.
"Aviation,. almost ainoe the day of
Ila birth, baa et\JOyed pttlmed ltatua
but It can no lon&er lay claim to •
right of _..i tttatmml .,. aubaldy.
lt mlllt pay Its own way," the tpeaker
lnolated.
On similar subjects, Mackey said:
-Defense requirements muat bavt
priorltJ in poasible combination U3e of
emting mililllT atrporta.
-The question of hijacking planes ba!I
not been solved. Every avenue has been
explored but we do not want to do
anything to endanger passengers.
-Standards will be establilhed for
noise suppresalon but there ia no "'silent"
airplane in aighl.
-Local participation la weakeal In ZOO·
Ing to avoid airport problema. But it
ii a local question to be solved locally.
-Larger planes wUI not reduce a1r
coogeallon and will lncreaae airport c:oo· ,..uon. They will just keep up with
tbe growth ol air travel.
Youngster Dies
Despite . Efforts,
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Offers of Blood
Hayakawa Seeks Identity
or-Stri){ing-SFTeacners--
Despite good wishes and offers of
blood from scores of Orange County
resident!, a Westminster sixth grader
died Saturday at Long Beach Memorial
Hospital alter a fight against a cancerous
apina) tumor.
Funeral services were schedu1ed for
3 p.m. today for Kaylene McCarty, 12,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.M. McCarty
of 1782 Pacheco St., at Peek Family
cbapeL
The girl had rare ~negative blood
'and when it wa.s discovered that the
. girl might need blood transfusiorui, ICOJ'es
of persons vohmleered to stand by to
donate the rare type.
Family spokesmen said the girl had
a cancerous spinal tumor and had been
in the hospital three tlmes in the past
year.
Survivors Include her parents; two
sisters, Muzette and Mrs. Erma Bullock,
both of Santa Ana; a brother, Bill
Gosvener of Costa Mesa; and her
grandpar ..... Mr. and Mra. B<rt Ch ...
of. Sacramento, Mrs. Vera McCarty of
Portland, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
McCorty of Modesto.
Statue of Dr. King
Set for Cathedral
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A statue of
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be
plactd aJongside other church leaders
in the nave of the Washington National
Cathedral (Epl!COpal).
The very Rev. Francis Sayre Jr. said
the cathedral's scu1ptor1in·residence, Carl
Bush, would carve the 30-inch statue.
King preached in the cathedral last
March 30, four days before his assassins·
lion.
'I Talked to God'
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -AcUng
President SJ. Hayakawa sent certified
letters today to the San Francisco State
College facuJty in an attempt to identlfy
striking teachers.
Hayakawa's move came on the recom-
mendaUon of the council of academic
deans and as a preliminary to a court
hearing involving the Amerlcail Feder&·
tion of Teachers. The session was
schedu1ed for 2 p.m .
The union wa!I ordered to ahow cause
In superior court why a temporary in-
junction banning lta atrlte shou1ct not
be made pennanent. Presiding Judge
Edward F. O'Day is.!ued the order a
week ago aq_d striking t~achers face
possible fines ind anest for violations.
They also face loss of their jobs under
provilions of the state educalion. code
which declares five straight days of
unauthorized absences consUtuW an
automatic resignation. Hayakawa asked
the teachers in bis letter to fill out
enclosed attendance forms.
President Gary Hawkins cf U.e Arr
Local 1352 urged facuJty members to
Ignore Hayakawa's request. Cbalnnan
Leo McClatchy of the Academic Sen.ate
also announced his oppos!Udn.
"I think it is a demeaning devict,"
said Hawkins. "We are profeuiooala:.
Thi• is ju!t another kind of loyalty
oath."
McClatchy said he would place the
Issue before the Academic Senate's next
meeting. He said he opposed the request
an "the same principle as the loyilty
oath issue against which we fought years
ago."
Militant leaders of the lG.week student
strike Monday contradicted reports of
possible peace moves. Tbty accused
Hayakawa of "trying to tamper with
the internal affairs" of the Black
Students Union.
Miss Ann Petroski rests Monday alter being freed by St. Louis pollc•
who said she had been nailed in a closet tor live days without food
or water. lnveatigators said the 57·year-old woman was held prisoner
by a part time handyman who worked for her. She said she prayed
for her release.
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Hayakawa met with BSU member
Roscoe Blount last week in what was
described as a major effort lo solve
the problems which have resultod In
dissenaioo and violtnce on the 11,00'ktu·
dent campus since Nov. 6.
strike leaden told a news confertnee
MoodO)' that BIOUD~ a graduate lltudmt,
'\wasn't a representative of the BSU or
the Third World Uberation Front The
two minority groupa called the walkout
In support of 15 "non-negotiable"
demands on tbe administration.
Jerry Varnado, BSU representative on
the cenlral committee, denoune«I. the
Hayakawa·Blount talks. He said the
Negro group "wants to assure our sup-
porters that there have been no t&lis
and no meetings" between the college
admlnlstration and the BSU.
From P .. e I
MURDER. • •
and pasaengers, lf any, grabbed the
colllllon with another. car.
Her car was scratched sllghUy and
a couple of parta fell off to be ICIWld
later by pollce at the point of Impact.
She drove on toward death a few
hwxlred yards from the accident scene.
Apparently the other car drove up beside
her and caused her to stop one way
or another. She apparently got out of
her car and walked up to the other
car same 20 to 30 feet away, police
believe. .
U thla theory is correct the driver,
vicUm lo anger and sluhtd her badly.
She managed to twill away from ·the
death grip and reel back: toward her
car. She didn't make it.
A search of the area turned up a
blue sedan which shows evidence of
a recent collision, officers said. lnslde
the automobile, found at 21st Street
and Olive Avenue in a deserte<! arta
of oU tanks and pipelines, oUlcera
dllCovered blood opatlerl on the front
5eat. steering whet! and gear shift lever.
The car was traced to Miss Dinger
at her apartment and officers arrested
Mias Dinger and Coatney on murder
charges about four houn after the: crime
was committed, according to the police.
Funeral services for Mrs. Markee will
be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Hillside
Chapel at Rose Hills Memorial Park.
Whittier. Burial will follow at the me-
morial park.
Family members said that Mrs.
Markee had lhret sons and two daughters
and thal the family doea nol wlah the
names of the 10ns and daughters nor
family history dlvulged.
Bandit Pleads
To Lesser Count
A Westminmr man ac.'alled of btln1
one of two bandlb who he1d up a servlce
ataUon In that city last Sept. 10 baa
pleaded guilty to reduced chargea in
SUt>erlor Court.
Judi• Robert Gardner acotpted the
plta of Edwin 'nleodon: White, 19, that
he wu an acceaaocy in the '34 holdup
of the HUdson Service Station, ?Ml
Westminst.er Ave. He dilmilMld wife"
charaea of armed robbery and ordered
White to serve three years probaUon.
White '• accomplice In the holdup.
Richard Dlamoad Roubedeo.._ JI, of
lJ>ll W1Umette Aw., Watmlmter, it
!ICbeduled to rotum to court Feb. I ,,.. M!lletlcini-Ha baa pleaded l!Jllty
to -d-anned robbery.
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BALT"l MORTUARIES
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BELL BROADWAY
rtfORTIJARY
tit Broadway, Cotta ~ten u WU!
DILDAY BROTHERS
Huotiaato1 Vllley
MorU!ary
1'7tll Beach Blvd.
Hv.adnrton Bui:b au.mi
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Clme"'7 • Mortuary
Cll1pel
SSM Pacllle View Drive
Newport Bf:aeh, Callfonfa
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PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FIJNEllA!.
HOME
7191 Bolu Ave.
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Marriages
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LAS VEOAS, Hrt, -,,.,.rrl ... license, 11.!Ufd 1'1~1 lnc:ludt:
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20th ANNIVERSARY SALE
''NEW MARKDOWNS''
FAMOUS HAND
WOOL DOUILI KNIT$ 30°At AND 40°/o OFF
SK IRTS, PANTS, TOP'S, JACKITS & IWIATIRS
SPIC! lltOWN, WILD HONIY, ELICTRIC ILUI, Plll:E llED
VASSARmt PANTIES
IUY THRU AND SAVE!
1.00 Brief ---········-··-···-··-·············· i 12.4S
1.25 Brid ···-···········-·-·-······ .. ·········· i 1i.1s 1.15 Tnlnk .......................... , _________ :1/2.IO
1.35 Med. Leg ···················-··-··-·-·· .. ;a1i,40 1.65 Tia"ht ... ························-·-·····-·· i /4.25
SALE PRICED
MARTEX TOWELS
2.50 Rath --········--··································· 1.ff
J.50 Bath ·····-····················-·········-······-2..50 1.50 Hand .............................................. 1.2'
2.00 Hand .......... . ..... ····-· ···---1.7t
ACRILAN BLANKETS -REDUCED ! ! !
]6.98
20.98
10.98
80''x90" ............... , 1.1.tl
90"xl<ll"' _............. . ..... , 22-tl
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MEN'S NO.IRON SLACKS
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Plald1 & Plaln Coltn. Sln1 2t te M, 40
MEN I. IOYS' SWV. TtltS
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SHOP OUR BARGAIN TAILES
Loclln Sportsw..,, Dreun
Skirts, Pants, Joe.km
2.99, 5.99, 6.59
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REDUCTION °'" Dolly t:J0-6, r.lday 'lij,J..p.m,
P'al'k C.WMlle"tly in Oor ltMr lntry P'arkrnt
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SAN FRAN~ISCO (UPl) -
Economist Walter Jloadley
iuggesb U>ett Is a potentially
dangerous "new dimension " in
• the C\lrrent Inflationary spiral
, "in this country.
The executive vice president
and chief e<.'Onomist of the
Bank of America said in an
intervitw the new factor is
the apparent willingness or
consum~rs generally to pay
rapidly increasing prices.
••Traditionally, the
LEGAL NOTICE
.,,. ttu MOTICI!'. TO C•t:OIT0115 IU,1!•1011 COUit OF THI!
STATE 01' CAl.IPOllNIA l'OR THJ: CDUMTT OF Oft.I.NOE
Nt. A-6124' RALPH It. CARHART,
American coDJUmcr reacted
to higher prices by saying:
if that car is 50 dan1ed much
I'm not going to buy IL I'll
wait until It gets cheaper;'
J!oadJty said. 1'bls attitude
helptd bring prices back in
line.
Now, he said, "we have seen
for the first time a slight
indication that people will buy
in the face of inflation."
NEW AmTUDE
The economist said the
United Slates h'as not had ex·
perieoce with this psychology
which is "characteristic of the
rampant inflation in other
parts of the world."
Hoadley said the new at·
titude was one of the marks
of the younger generation.
"The average American is
27," he said. "He has no con-
ception of the reverse of in·
Tight Cash
~Hits Small
' .Businesses
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By l!IYLVlA PORTER All Mlm~ 16 1~ iri: I ~ i = ~~w i'-afZO 1~ 1 ~' +·111 ~,..:::" :J 11 pjt im ~ =·t:· Today wlllih up l1'tls series =~ ..11 ~ " l!,. 1"' -.,. AW .1 I. i1c ,q"' " ~con E41• 1.tc1 lSJ ~ ~ .., + 'i • of f l des' At!MLll.,C 1 31~ s~ f \.\ g~ t1~ ~ ia I ft :!: "'&:e311 ..,, 10 1cn1t 101 l -1.-expl~~~ :u:7otgabtg~ lh~~:l~'f. 14 *~ ~rl'I ~!:\.~ ~.I 41nU1r1~.:is!i(;on~1J~4 '~1 ~ Sl S~l1~:
Federal 0 ---rve Sys'·m's new ~~tr.•,•, 'U l:t' lm 1~ -~ =~11e ~ 3tn~g\t »hl.\J~"+ l: ~.,;F~~ 1
• 11'\4 109'i'I 1100j, tn: 1~ ..:-,._..,.,. lM ll ~ ~ +1¥. An1$11d t:~ 11 'ii 50\.lo V. \4 Cdrtla/lt l U lMlo ~ !It ·· •
light money Policy and the ~lf:f~: .w: ~. ~ .~ ~ :!: 1: ~ l;SO 11f ~ nl'I ~ ~ s.::-~.:: ~ m: Yt? 11~ ~ '·~ ge~rally st~pped·up flgJ1t ... ~·:::t~~.~ ~ ~ .. ,,b ~ttt~r"1.U 11~ Uv. ·~'E "'if~~~:=t~ ,~1A v~ ~ ~i' ~ ag••••t lollat·-~ u • liv. "' u ..... <:lltnl u ll 13 "'ColltAlrL .50 1•t 2N 2H11o n\'t ~! ....... ...... ... I 1'.Jt I• 1-. 3S-351.\ -" ti I.Of :w )t 31 ~ lV. Cont C•~ J 20 IS "" ~ ui: ""
Q. How will tight money"" Mll!n 1t ~ ~ = =:t~~o.<J.llljn.a ff~ a...,,4;,.~c~'tp/3:~s I~~ ~\.t ~111o:.::,,..
affect housing? :UJ:n~1 .~ no ~ """' ~~ +1"' A111Put11vo' st 2S ''""' + ~ lcn1 co:"..,! iu n '' "" -~
A SO F !.-··-AIU.OPd f,f ;t I tov. """ M'4 -"'Ar181u. CIS .to ltt ~ ~ -V. contCf ptt.SO :io. ,, MIV. 61 -1 . AR. llw.Pling ls dolng AUlldSlr I.... 11 M\t 15" ~ -Hll ArfMO $11.J ,, 5'~ ~ ~ +1~ CtMll ~y ft 26 nv. 31h 22111 ···v.
fine: mortgage money ts still ~ltl:"c':.1.:' ~ u~ = ~~ :i:-~ ~ :... 11' ~~ ~ ~ + l'o c:: :::' ;. • ,r. m; i: Jt t ""
available at a pnce andl.lllh1Pc .1oe 'i1 ~ r.~ nl*"'~-~=11-?,ll 111: ~:: Jm ~:Z=1~S:l~/1 ':'2 ~ ~ ~ ~+~·
h•mebuye-·-m t b ~ ;3:. 11• 1s ,.._ s +~..tin c.. -" ' 1"11 mi. Jt\to · •• ~°"' 1t1 61 • 2s-25\io u14 +. 111 " • '" ........ O 'Am.ttsuf 1.60 J 316'llr 36111' ~ + 1,1, •' ''"• 1 1 »* a• 3N +"eon'"'' oii. "'° n1~ 1nv. lJm +•'ii becom'"• ac•••t•med •-the ·~c ao 10 ,571.\ 56'4 SM Iv. All! .ou .:ID -~ .io ~ -.,., c rrwoc1 160• 10 '° 39 ll'"--\Is --o """' u W ....., • 1'. )3\lt )31't 3$ ¥o AltlOU "'1."1 1 ID IO IO +l Cool Colt . 5C ll .a!Jo " 39\t. -~, steep pMce. But if credit ·~ 1 pi\:~ 11 st SJ'lllo • "'A•d 1.-u 1~ 1s11o 1.sv. -"" ~'1" loo • •1'\IJ •7'4 .,,,. -v. •fnln(1 3 ;tl23 10Pt l•V. IOI,,_ 'Ill ~sld 00 1.to 2t ~ ~ M'M + ~ -r TR. l :11 ttl" U~\ U* + ~ tightens further, which b P* M1tFn1r ..., 12 '!! »l'I :131'1 'Vi ""'Soe 1.20t> s »,,.. 11'¥1 31. -v. -T •fl.)J 10 ;ti\ 1m 2m -,,.
babl th · bou Nrr Al u ao 11l :M 331'\ ,. +.,., A1'4lian .40 12 lfl" 1m 15-\\ t 14 _Ind 1 ?t ' 40 m. •• e, e squeeze IS nd Am 9~~ · 1 •s 29 2sv. u .... .us c1nv 1 . .111 • 31'• 36 36111 I\ 0001101 .~ it 4'4 .,... .,.. + ''I.
t t d buildi ·-Bi. tf r I 1 JGl.1. ~ 3'!'I -.. """!wn 1.60 51 32"' 32.... 31l'& 1.-l oPWISI 1.70 I] 7Sl'J 1ru. j51'i _ ,_, o c~ own ng. Aftiada.r t_60 12 6114 ":i.1. ,,.,,, j I'> Aldll• .,, .so , 10.,.., 10'4 10\lo -~ t:Ol'lfllhB .»> ,.,, '"'"' Mv. '"' + ~'
W·th ample m 0 rt g • ' , • ,, w.·. S6'1t. 5'1'1 ""'AllCIYEI 1.:» n :78 tN ,. -14 Co•" Pd LIO tl •iv. ~· •1'4 -~. ' age ,.m '" . J iri' 2'"• )J ... tlCEI Qf5.11 , 116 lU'" 115\lo -11'1 CorGW 1.~ ,, 2'11 27' 216 .. -\• money, homebuildina would be~~"',:,!. ~1o1 "' 11•1 111'1 11~ v. Atc:11ve1 p1' iuo MU. '6'11 .. .,, -"'CorQnl! ,,.., ,3 lD ""' mi. -~• ~-e Ch.II 1611 11 :17\., :it 3'\lo A.ti lil:ld> lA' J'S 108\a 106~ 107 Cowt.J 5CI l' 151\o U\li 1Sl'o + \'t securely on the way to a ~·m~ ;..si 6 1' 11,,... 11v.-·"" 11R1ctrld w n1111 1os 1~ +lV.CoicBm·, .50 • ss ss ss + v.-Ameredn tO jl) 1~ ,,,, tS\.'f + \I. AllRCfl pf3.JS zno 62 61"1t. 61'4 + I" Cr1ne 1.60b ?"! 5'\~ "" S2\li -+"
nation -which scars the en------------------------
tire older generation."
2 000 !JOO.a-year level and all · 1 3 :m~ n:1o1i + ,,, .1.11 Rlct. pt J •1 183-\li 111Wo 111.,.., +1Vt c'""'pw;n ·'° " ?J•• 111:. 73\'o ~\ ' ' • ACrvSll~ 1.4 1~4 69 11)\lo +Ill ,t,lllllc~ pl wl 10' 10 t.91'1 70 -~; CrO<'teHln lb ~Ii l'llo 32~0 32\11 -•ti.
out boom . But a mortgage ~~v:n tif 11.: ~~~ ~~~ ~~ J. :% ::i:: ~~;ID 2~ 1f-• 2I~ ~ ~.h E:"fC0~1 -~' 11~ j~~ ~::t ff~:;~ money pinch must SJOW the AmDkl 1..IOli 1~ 17'0 11~• 16\9 _ ""Auror~PI .1' 11 19:11o ll:U 19"t + >\ lr°""' Cork It 1l 12'1< 72'A -t't
LEGAL NOTICE
ffDTICE (IF INTENTION TO ENGAGE ' IN THE 5ALE OF ALCOHOLIC: S'tVEllAGES J1nu.&t¥ I, 1Mt Te Whom II Mav Cancorn: , S•bloct "' 1uueni:e cl tM nc•Me "°1>111ltd fer, nol!ce Is ht~bt" 111.-en the! !ht uf>d~rslirnf'd l>l"OPO~ ltl •ell altQl\e!I<; t>twre'6 ti !tit oremlJes, descrlbtd al fo!JoW\: I 1700 PllCtf'llil. Cacst1 MfSI !INl . Pursu1nt lo 5\l(n !"!tnllon, Ill• un· j:lersl11n<!d 1$ 10PIYl"9 to 11-.e DtP1Mm<!nt 81 Akollollc B~r1go CO!lh'ol !Cr ltwance JIY 1r1n1lrr cf lf'I alc(lllllll~ bevtrave llCf!llf (or llcrnwsl lc.r l~tst" orem\se1
IS loll""": · ON SA.LE GENERAL (PUBLIC PREMISES) ' AnVOM dnlrln11 lo protest lht hs11ance Cf svth l~nUOl m1¥ Ille I verllled
P<"Ot.•I wl"' 1nv ofllc• of -Dep1rlmfnl t11 Alcaholk: Bewreoe Control. wH~ln 30 d•ir't cf lt>t o:lllt ~ Prwmeci premllf'I .,..,, flrsl JIOSted, slallf'l9 ll"X!!"ldl for ~"\11 1s ~rovldfd br l1w. The prl!f"lSH #'I fWIW lkfnied for ""-11~ of lkol>Ollt '-'vt••vet. The lotm cf vtrlflc1llon mar
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~trlm'""'M1rct1 Moer1seman • j>yb111Md OrA"llf CHS! Otllr Pi le!, J1is.11l'Y u. 1Mt se ... t
LEGAL NOTICE
l'..Jtl11
CERTU•ICATE OF eusulf.SS
FICTITIOUS NAME
W hi J e depression-scarred
parents are still dominant in
the economy, they are an
ever-dwi ndling m in or i I y ,
"Younger wcple are ac·
cepting inflation in a way that
the previous two generations
could not,'' said Hoadley. ''The
younger people. for very
understandable reasons. d1>
not fear it. The older people
do.''
Today's young generation
also has affected" the country's
~no my in another way,
Hoadley said. "We have a
greater concern as a nation
about the qua Ii tat i ve
dimensions of life. The pro-
blems which confr1>nt us now
concern such things as peace.
They c 1> n c er n motivation,
morals, culture, confidence
and many other qualitative
aspects of life."
REBELUON ~ ---
The rebellion of America's
young, he said, "is.much mor~
a rebellion against the success
of the estabf.shment, not
against its failure." Young
people realize they cannot
easily surpass their fathers
in ways of making money but
can surpass him "in the
qualitative dimensions."
The Bank of America expert
anticipates t~t government
restraints on the economy ear·
ly in 1969, including the new
heavier Social Security and
income taxes and tighter
federal reserve policies, v.·i!I
put the brakes on inflation.
"\.\'e still assume fiscal and
monetary policies will have
a restraint," he said. "lf they
d1> not, then we've got a new
ball game in which the
momentum and t h e in·
flationary psych1>logy a r e
going to build up a terrific
head <lf steam and lead us
into an adjustment that we
are not going to be happy
with.
"For the rn1>men\, we"re
belling that it will be checked.
but we're n1>t so c1>nfident
v.·e'd lay 100 to I on it.''
Missile Pact
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(Q<'dudlnt • bo11neu 11 1921 H•rbor eJvd.. Cosll ~.a. C1tifornle. 11n<ler
!hf lkllllou1 !km n&mf of HARBOR tl088YCRA.FT~ ind 1~•1 sa;ct llrm i• c~sed of t~ tollllwl..., perWf', wllc•t 11~1 In 11111 1nc1 <>ltte o! •~iden<;f CAKLAND, CaTl1. iUPl) -la •• fol low1: llot>erl Sikn. isu ~;m 1'11te. Rucker Co. has obtained threc-
·~~::;1j;n~:~'°;~,18im. year contracts totalling $3.5
RoW•• s1k" million to supply components Sith! ol c111tomla, Orenve Count~: fo• Ph;lc~Fo•d's C ". , S . °" J1nu1<Y 10. lftt, bdoro mt, • "' , v-"' " Noi.rv POOllc In •nd lor ... ic1 State, Shillelagh anti-tank missile Mr,ont\IY li>Pf-lr..:I Rot..rt Slk" known
"' ~ 10 tie tt.e ..erson whose n•-system for the Army, Is subscrlbed to "" wttt.ln lntlrument•l----~------'----•nc! •ck-~.il M ••Kiiied ~ H-. LEGAL NOTICE (OFFICIAL SEAL}
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SUPERIO• COUllT OF THE STATE OF CALIFO•NIA FOR THE COUNTY OF OltANGE N1, A ... 17M OROEll TO SKOW CAUSE M• c-m!HIO!I E•Pl•t.• June ~1, 1'10 "ublltl\td Dr•"9• COISI D1ilv Pllo!. FOR CHANGE OF N•Mf. J1n111ry u,, 21, 711 tnd Fol>rvll"Y '· In 11\f M1l~r cl ~ APPllc11\an cl ""' S1-H DOROTHY ATTERBUll'f SLITER, lor •---,,-,,,.,-,,--,,:==-:::::---·I (111119e ot Nam•.
LEGAL NOTICE WHEllE•S, 1he 1PPllci!lon cf Dorothy
•----------~~--IAtltrbur~ Sli!tr le• ch•<111• ol name has bffn dulv llltd with l!'lf cl•rt CE•TIFIU.TE 01" tlUSINESS o! 11111 Count,, and 11 1PPolrln9 from FICTITIOUS N.lMIE wld aPollcahon that stld IPPllC~rrl dttltl'!; TN \lndlrslgn<!d !IQ ctr11ty '""' are 10 have her ntmt ch1n~fll to tho <;ilf>OIK!lnt a buslriess tr 1~ Pl1c&nlia oroPOsf'd namf of Oorctl>J A~orb<ir·" A.ven\lil, NewPOrl Bett:I>. C.lltornla, unOl!r NOW, THEREFORE, 11 Is t.trebv
h flclltloln firm na""' or NEWPORT crtk>rf'd 11..i dl•«IM Illa! 111 Pt•«>n• lRUCK LEASING ""' 11"!11 said firm ln!erostf'd In the ..,Id ma!ter cf ch•f'l9t b Olm~ or fl>I lOlklWl"ll ..... SOfiS, ol f'llmf, IPPolr bt!orf lht aboYf tnllHtd w"°51 ntmos In full Ind o1•~• ol C11;1r1. ln Offlarlm•nl J lhtrPQI, Joclll'd •nlcle~ IN ts follows: al 100 Wo1t Ei11h!l'I S1refl. S..nt• Ant, • At'<Clrew Cttl, 1St4 Plactn!lt Av~· C1litorn!1, ;.., "'' 1111 div of F!Ulrvarv, 'Nf'W!>c.rl 8Wd1, C11!1of'nl1 1'6t, •I ll>e hour of 9·lG AM , !hen • Wil(lam L. F•i.<l•uo;•· I.If Prtsldlo ~"" 1/>frf lo sl>Dw uust, !! ·1nv 11\t~ Drive, Cos!• M•••· Cahlornl1 have why tl\e IPP11c.ill0f\ for th•,,.t ·'O.led J1n111rv 11. 19ff 01 nl"'t 1houkl f'IOI be grant..i. And·~ Cecr IT IS FURT!-iER OllOEllEO Thal • Wl!l\t"' l. Fr\fd..lutf C001' cf !his 0..dfr bf PUblishfd In STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !he ORANGE COAST OAll.'f Pll.OT, ORANGE COUNTY. 1 nowi;pa~r of \Tl!'nefll clrculetlotl orlnffod
.0.. Ja"'1tl"Y 1~. Im, bfto•• mr. • 111<1 1>11bllsl!NI "' ""' CllT cf Coda Not1ry Public In 1..cl Im uld Stale, Mtu, c11ilornl1, Cll(t oach ~Ii: •or ,....IDftl!IV a~~ Anc!rll"W (Kl and tovr 111cc"•lv~ -kt prior to ltwo d~tr Wllllam L Frledauer kncW1' lo mt Iii ?M l>e~I~ menllO'Oed he1r1,,. of te bf tt.. ""'o'" wr.o.e namft art ... Id 1ppl!c1t/O!I. l<lbtc.rlbtd to ti. wllllln lnslrvmenl Ind Dtled: OK. 13, 1ffl td:~ lt'lt\r Ul'tUl"fll ll>e ... m,. ROBERT P. KNEEi.ANO lO«l<ltl $tlll JUdvt "°'""" IE. D1vlt JOHN W .El!l l'ELDINO, Notarv PIJbllc • CtlHornlt llM o""'" A-· .. Prlnc:lpel Otfla In Ltt Anti .... Call ...... 11 MIU Of"A-C:-tv AH_,, tor l'tllt ..... • M1' CornmlHIO!I ElolroJ T11t1-UlU 4""219
J-"' 1110 nu« •tJbFW!ecl O.-ant'i' c .... 1 0111-r •11o1, Pubtl1tied o""'" c..-11 01lly Pllol. ·~ u. "· ,. al'ld FtbN•l"Y •. 0Kembfr 74, J1. 1t6' •nO JAf'IUll"V lttt ~ 1, u. 1Ht 1!ll-61
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Doesn't Sound So-Bad
"plrend. !mooa?111o\~~' 1 1,.,. u•\ H\'o _ "' Au$1 w1e11 .60 1 •1\'o ""' dV. -·-~ 0crw~te_,2·.?il .~1 S61.,1 sen "n" -+ ~,! u .. 10 J6.l-'o 3a''o ")6•!. "' AAA h>c .U .. 104 101'~ lOM -'I> rn z .,,4_,,, z, .... n .•
Q 1 t. ht l. ""'ElPw LY ,,,. 51 i,;, ,2~ +1\11 A11t5ot!r .Olla 1•5 Js1·, 241·, 39~ +,.... crs CorP .•o 21 26'4 ?S"rt '' -''I . s a lg money Po ICY A Ellk• I.SO;> Jll' . ,, At.rtomln Ind Jl 1 5C1i ,,,,,., +1 Clld<lh¥ Co M 13''• 21, 11'-ii + ,_. fair? ~m,,•,_,, ,•,,~, ,,~ -"~ ~,,,t ::,\ + 1-i. .-.wro eo 1.20 18' •l•• •S 1!"' ·~ !.f. Cudhy 1>t115 t "''• ?i"o 2Sl~ " '"' "" l6., " 1'.' 1 Avco o13Jil 41 '3'11 f11'J '2~ +1 C:u!llgen .21 11 2l'• 13'0 ?l\• + 't A. No! lt is definitely ""'• :J!2!.', ,·•.,, 51 12'f' 21:~ /• + ~ .-.wrv Pd. ·'' 11 "~ .o1>•·1 "'" + ·~ c~mmln .801> 1 38 ... J7>,i, 31'-< -' · • ""'" llf SI>,; Sl,t ~,1_ + Avnet In< '0 71$ u ~J\'t :n~ .+ 'Ill CunnDru~ .10 17 1$'~ 11V> 71'1.~ + ' discriminatory It j s ex· A Home pf 1 11 11 'll(I.., .. Av1111 012 so 11 "65 u5 165 1 Curtin wr 1 '9 19•\ "'·" ,,,,.. + •.:. . Am HOSP .n 11 " l1'" J1Qa t !',~Avon Pd "1 60 ni 1'7 126'h 171'"" + '• Cur!l..sWr WI l ~ ?l'I> ll"'-+ ''-ceed'ngly uola;· t· t h e Amlnvst 1 10 61 2' 71 :u ... . -II-' Curt Wr A 1 • 31\\ JI'~ 31"".I + •1'. ' " u AmMF~ .9o lt' 291/• :!Sf,0 :ll!V. +" Cutelr H 1.10 11 ~'4 39-'• ....... + '~'
smallest and weakest among ~: ~I tn' 1'l 1~~ ,ii"" 1tf:+~la l:i.~,"ft. 1:1: :& ~~ ri:;: 1:~~ -i: ~ l;~~~l~ 'i~... ii ~:j M m: '.~. ~
SE ~LE (AP) y 'll Wi. Am Mo!Or$ Hs lffi 1m -Bait GE 1.60 .-! J.4\~ ll'• 33~ _ 1~ -0-A•• -ou past advances in engine design AS MENTI e.1Gp11 ~..so ....... r.i n1~ 121~ -~• · ONED above, itb g•0 ?t RAE2 s111c pfC~ i•o 64 11311 i:i~-;.D•n Riv 1.20 •7 ~• '"'"' 1-™+o(r· know the 747 supe,i"et airliner have ~·'uced qu'ete• eng'nes · B1ngPun1 . .o '' -16~ •J'.~ -16'"' o..,.. CP 2.711 11 4'" ,,,,.. ,,.,, + ~· ,..uu • • • must adversely affect all in· a,.,.,. Pf? '° s1 51 51 -1,..oavcoeo 1.60 111 •P.~ -16>,0 .u>.o-~· by the noise it doesn't make. and that the '",000--·~-volved ; n home-build;ng, M·UTUAL ll11111P pfl.75 -,,' •s 's •s -.,., Dav"" pu.1s 11M 11J'4 112'• n1o:e + .,._. "W l"""..,.. ' • Barb011 J.lDI ~ '"'° 67'/o 6t\lo +l:it Oav PL 1.S1 1 ].j~ 3.11'1 :U'IO .••
Th B · C nd P•att thr t h p bu;lder bu ··'l nd Bard cr:i 1s " •n• •t +1,,. OPL PIA3.75 z160 '' 60'0 ~o; .... , e oemg o. a • us orsepower & W • S. yen, ....., ers, a a.sic lf'lc :10 1o 1,.,. 19 • .., 19,,., _'•Dee•• co ' rn .Wl 5S'I• SSlll -'4'
& Whit t 't ffiany !'n °';S '•cJustry sh ld R1slc iH 2.50 1100 ll'4 4!l.!i 41>r. + '" ~O Pwll 1.0I H ?Siio 15 25 -'.i. ney guaran ee I • engines probably will Wilow >v• '"'' ou FUNDS 11•1n M'9 6 16'• 16 16 _ ~ el Mntc 1.10 lt 34'4 "'"' Jm + •.ti.
h• be helped •~·n housm· g WR 8atll Ind lit 6on; 59~ 6S +N Oolta.-.lr .0 11 l4>t JJ'n J.41,. + "' A Boeing sound researc er suit. · "'..: S 1·111 tnd p1 s s u1 ur 1!5'A+1'"• 8"m Mia ·"° XI '-"'" "'I• U\•..., 111
says the huge Passenge• forced inti> a -lla~ durlng •u•chLb .llCI 5' ssv. s.·~ ~5 _ ,~ ... !~nyi111 .~ l'!)l 11 Js>,; JJ +1'4' • Th 747 ·11 be b'ect t ... v ,....¥ ~ ut•Lltb 11 n .00•4 :iqo,• 3'l'I (! ...,.,,sy 1.20.i 11 .U'• .16Jtr "~ + .,...
Plane's no'se level w;ll he "ob-e WI su J o the credit squeeze of 1966, M••ca~:ra;:«!DP" e1vu~c1g :50 10 19l!I-1'''> 1,1, +:1~ DonRGr 1.10 u n 1• ,1,,. n + !Ji, . • . I s,arlnos .II) I jll\ J~'--i ~ + ..., Deerco I>/ 8 • 69(1 Ill '"' +. t •• vi1>usly l1>wer" to the ear than new noise regu ations pro-hundreds of other lni;Justr1es J1n, u 1~~"' Gr011~: , ... 111111 Fds .12 3• 11 16•• n + 1 \:!_!So,,!p.trn:, .tO 6 11 :J.1•t 36\.\ -\)
h di r l . Mui 11.01 I.,... Btck 1>tcld 1>0 1?6"'° 129'-I 116>1 """' "" •·'° 51 W• 1~''> 1t'i + ,.._. -for example _ today's 7ffl posed by the FAA and ~d ar y et ·the pinch. NEW YOIJ:K IA.Pl StGC;k 11.11 ?l.66 Bw.man .}() " lfl'h .is•i •9'h +1,~ oet Ed i>IS.50 '103,., 101•-t 10'!•< .. •
lt '11 lfull 1. -Tht fcUcwlno .. uo.-Se!t-d •.u1a.os Sectono .:i.l• n t.:1 61 63 + ,,, ~·' sree l.bO 15 13'4 1"\• 2Jli + u..
l·etliner by Congress bul the company Wt unmerc y pena 1ze · n •uo lied t>v V1• •~v • t.19 e ... chA•r Js t6 St>\ Jt J9 _1 .... ., •• _019 s. "'°"' 3'1'4 "°'' +lr. · ' the smaller businessman wh" :~a N'iuat11f As~GC;I· •nv Rnh 6.01 6.rt Belco Pet .so •6 ,6~:. •s•to ...; -+ ,,. g1•1Flf'l~i" ,.50 J8 111~ 11•~ 11•~ _ ~-, On takeoff, he said, the did ot h th th " tton o1 $11C11ro!lti 111e1 11.1171.7~ Ber Htm .10t1 :n " ~ ... J9 +1 •m "' •. eo 61 "" ,9., ,91, +P'l
eng;ne •ear w;ll be 6.5 dec'•·ls n say w e er e pro-is a marginal cust"me• Be;•g "1e11or1. '"'·• J" ivttt JAN i.~.s,1 Reid H~m wi 1 16 1• '' -".~,",~'"', ,•.,•o 106' lJ'~ 37'• 33 -'•' • • • ,uo;: v '· "' Nie prlcn 11 wtich Ivy "·· llt!I How .40 15 61''• u>;, ,y•~ -1-1 >-1 " P ~llo (•'·• u1~ + ''o•
l"we• than the 118.,. dec;•-ts posed standards are consider way down the list of favored the.. ~t~•HesJoMslf'I 116J1L6lBtH 1n1ttcon :ia is« 1•'• 15,_+·~8!•S pf01.10 19 n "'' ,2,•-~•· v 1 •I.le h nd ed · tovkl hevt-bft" KeY1to"" Fu~os : l\emhCo 1.60 ? 70 1~ 7'0 _ ·~ ••naSt .t?O 1' 17•~ 16'• 16'ir -'~ the 707 produces at 820 feet w en sou ·r ucmg com· borrowers, the s-m a·! I er t01o:1 tblo1 « b<>l!lr"' cut e1 10 • .0 n.ll Bondi• L"l 30 ~~ -'S'·~ "l4 + ,.. gj~~~g°" .mi.., ~1 :M\la u 2•1• + , ~nenls we•e deS;gne<f f the b · • Bid But B1 21.1<173,18 Beno:llx"' J S 76llr 75''1 16.llo +l"o O!OJ .· ..., l1\'I ~ •1V,-+1'' Jtit d r"' 1 ' Or USIOessman may not gel a Aberdlle~ J.01 379 Cus 8• lD.'.17 11.21 Bt"ffFln 1.6' l>J .,,.. •J•-i '8V, + ''• OIGtorqio ,·ii 31 3''0 Jl>t Jl>o + ~II. a,,..\,~ e.Ann_ -p>o••_ng•• _,,7_ -~ 747's four JT90 engines. loan at all. !?tr1\~~ til 1i:: l~: ~~ '·Ma1!:8 g:~~F s::~.l8 r16~ 1~,~ 1~~ 1~~ +l'h g1111~~m0 :J.S ~ ~f~ ~;; ~n: t ~:· ~· ~ ......,._ .., ,.,_,, ~ -"fii-e--Ba·e-in-g .. sotrnd ----..f -·o ~ -1 -... u ....... ~ 1..0 UJ1-1--unav111a..-.v--~··'"'-1~--1 • ..,..·.:...,., \11~1;1-~~i} --1 ll --.U...-~1 _-,w __:.. twice as powerful as the 707 . 1 w1 compe postponement Algh• 11.5-i 10.10 ~· s? 11.J113_.s e ... tutt 1n 1-M 1sv:. ui.;. 111:. 0117"' c 1 2 H4 SJ D -1 •
-is scheduled for delivery researcher sa1d a . person on or many municipal projects ~cl~, t~ i:~ c~! ~1 1:r'l! 1~:U ::~:, l'pr.o n 1f2 lliz ~n: ~:-? +p-o1n:"rc1 ~5Cb n ~~~ ~t~• ~;;~ '.: ~' lhe ground comparmg the 707 1~:hich a'e desperately d d Am o;v1n 1l~1i·a PQlar>t !.9S 6." Ber~ !11 1.60 ?46 31'\0 J1 li'" + .~ 8i!f'c-aq·J<\b,0 ~~ n · 11 n 1·, + t!-l1> airlines late this year. More d h ll •' nee e Am Grth -• . Knlckb 1.46 t.1111;Th••• .60 u 3, Jl\4 Jl•1:o v. 0 P • 4d\\i 1s•1o "" + ''
than 150 a•e on ""der and an 747 <lVer ead could le by America's little fell•ws !"' Min~.. 1t·~~ 1~·~J Knick G1h 11.41 u.5'1 11ckOk 1.65 , 51:111 S1'l S7'4 +to ~~r~ -~g ~~ •,1,. 4S>,0 ., _, •
the C•mpany expects I" P""-e J erence in noise eve. IT WILL HURT the C"liege Am •,-3.ll ·•1 l.e• RJCI! 11.•s 19.2' &lie Bou 1.50 11 ~ M'\ 31,,.. = o;, o....n,11 .u:O "l,1 i:r, 11,~ ll~·, _ 1 • •• th d'ff · · I l u • '"'"' v• -3·8 L••lnot 11.2917.:U lbs Law 1 s 79-'<:r "'~ 19•• ll DomFd --J,. 16 7614 + [
v u '"' H 'd that th• 147, l nd·. , v Am at n LlbtttY a.01 1.15 8ol!bl• 11r, 131 iji' lt•o 111-h +H'o 0 •v . •P~ '''' •1·~ + · ducesome •~ofthesupe·i·ets esa1 s a mg boy ·and girl and the'""nc11orc Grwi:~'-'11 LlfeSrk s.•6 s.t7 Boe1~11 1.1o 1n .,.. .ssi'f 55\'• o'/:' gi•ver 113"'0 n•; 13 •• +1 • ~ ' ap h d J l ld · • " •• · · Life ltlv 1·11'1 l.M Sol''•• 2517 J)1 6S oiS"lo \' Do vt r~rp 8 35•,, 3'', 3S\, + 'n less••--r~·· yea•s. proac soun eve wou parerii.. seeking' college !•ans Grw1h i:·~l~Jt Unu .98 t.11 !los.C pf1 .10 1 w 15 16 +i • 0 w~m 1_40 111 16 n•,, " +tit. • UliUI """ ' be 11 5 d ·•-]s I th th ... u • Inv · Loornli Sivia SoM Sirs l 20 s1 v, 31 31 \lt + :ii, 0,.. " 1.~ lJ .c&·~ •.$'.i. •6•' _.~
A test flight SCheduled late.. . . ec1uc ess an e This 1-· nf ~A .... ,..we• •anks Fd Inv 10.1' 11·~ Fd': BOOIF.Mtt. 1.21 1 33,,_ :r.r'"" 33,~ 1,, 0-. .. ,1nc1 i . .io :xrJ •o•tr •c '°I': + '.l • 707' 1205 nd that t bot .Jt""" v UU••v 1 • "51odald 1.63 "" (aMd Sj08o12Dll!lord~n 1:!0 ~1 ~3,11 :1J>. 33, + • "ssr IH7.10 '•1 o16'i 41 +~-thism<>nth "shouldteJlagreat s ··~ a a_u even lower than the sman....,,•Hd°"f!'"fit•." '""1 1:11 1i17Bor9War"i.U :i&~33,Zu··+~8;~~•P182 ll•n:.41 "'~+,
deaJ about the SUCCess Or 40() feel altitude -engines businessman ~r°nd B, SO,'nl~.t7 M:;';,~\n li~J:~ ~~7: fOI ~ !llt m~ ~'1! -· O~~,!·ut..: ;J ~:z .: ~:~ :j:" ~~
failure 0 f sound-reduction cut back for landing -the At the · . tight i~~" f:# 1:H ~~! ~7g 1t 4e :~ ::rrn~•1J.. ?' 'r4 1•·~ 2~t + ~: ~~~ f,~ :~ 1~~ ,n~ ,, .. +1~
favorable noise red UC t j 0 n m"ney' W;liSad~t"" timm~;e than l~°l!!d ll:~1~:n ~a;:. Tr '::~~-fl a:r&J'~jr •. ~. ..:, h~ ~f~ ~f,! ~ ~ ~~-~~~: ~-jg t ~~ ?~:· 1~1~ =1J, techniques in the aircraft's would b 11 d "bel v , • u uu u• Boods1~ 1. u ,.JO Mitt> '15 n :lj·i1 6 Iii 1 · .s::i~ S3 SJ + v. D11Q Lr 1 66 S6 30,"' ""'• ~ -:-J'
design . The B~ing s;;~es~an said ·annoy the top-rated giant bor· t:~'t 1~J~ lo:~ ~~.P~vt 1~1~ 1h: ~:~:,,xi 1Jf~ ..,~ ~m r,;: ~1~ :)":1..,. g~QL~1Z'·1: ;~ 1;; ~~ :u•o -'·• While the Boeing CC>. has yu · rower Even 8 percent money I road sr. 1'·9'1 1'·1"' M~Y c 1• 3611 i6 ~G: '\A ' '1'" '1'" '''"' -'• oa 'rsptl a1 i i 0 i<o 31~~ w-. + •i' "ltaranteed the airlines the the sound-reduction techniques sinks .. cl t the 4 t $~1ir-: l~-J¥ H·~ MOOOV's p 16 ,,;., Bri>'Wn Co. ff n~ ?~:~ n:· + \, gvmo.ln .5.!1 l ~1 n~ ~~ ~ ..... + ·,:.;'. are 8 r@suJt Of more than • •.:, ~ O .percen c·n~<!i!f'I l~::~rf~ ~,;:::: ~=: i~~S~~O '1 i' 1"2>1 77'• 27'~. ' rna Am -40 !2' 21 2•~i 261> +~·
noise will be ·less with the five yea•s' ··csea•ch category on an after..f.ax cost c::::: ~~ 'a:J1 9:u Grwth n.1i H.10 sw"~ '1'.5C 1.~ 1f:~ ~f}~ lj,/ -: • -E·F-·
747 d th · k • • • · b ·s If · t c,n1 Shr univbl lncom •.fl '·~ 81u.lllWlck S9S 16'• 1~, 1 ! -,' E•al,Pch .lo J~ JP' J1 :rt>,; + l: -an e engines-ma er,---'-----------as1 , a pro1ec appears e~~""'"" Fvno,: '"'"/ s.10 '1.!(l !uck?r~ 1.10 •1 1111:. 71.~ 1f.• t ,• E~'! Air .so 60 n11, ,,~,, 1:ro. _, .
Pratt & Whitney, has made profitable, the big corporation p:)::nsrk 'l:~ lj:U ~!~ t!.~n '!:!t'~:~ ~& ~. 1..~~ ~~ ~~;· ·~:~ ~;l -6 ~:i/i"su"~~ ~~ ~~,,, ~~;~ ~h +,' ·
a similar guarantee lo Boeing will go ahead, and if fhis C·,~~~ 1 n :ll ~ %?~~ if:~~1t\i ~~ ~Q :J ~ 1f.~ 1::· 1;-~ =1~ ~"-K1~;~ 1i8! 1~~ ~I.~ 29 .... mt -~
-the only testing to date is a prime borrower lenders SP<iti~1 3:5' 3.9'1 ~~ fhr•, 2~·t! 1,t.t' Bvdvor 1" :" 40 191; 19 ' n;·; + , Eaton'fa i.«1 31 31 ~ ~ + 1
• C~•st Grouo: " rus ·"" · • Buu F"~' ! 1 l4 ·, '""' 3,, + ,• E~uco Ir.a 1 14 sa>e 511, ~7\olo + '4 has been at stationary stands will supply the credit. (Fur.c11 1Jl·tl1B·~; ~;,Aw~~~ llffj~·{~ e,u1ov~ .aeti ?• 4\<., ;~ •6': "E,chllnMt .6 110 11•1 20•1:o 21~• +1~·
t B ' ' t th Q Will h ron · ·1 "" I"" 13·1113·11 unk ll:amo 215 !S'o IS•o M' + 'l ckerdOq .'9' 1? '1''> 41 ~i , a OC!ng S p an ere. . t e tax Surcharge C~ ~r~ld I n·~ j~·o2 Na! ~ve-.t il7 fSI gunkR oil.SO & •71'; •l •11; EOls Flro~ .15 1 •l \.'o •I',~ 41'"' :•· ·: • R L Vannote a supe.-v'so y ·-t' d' c rm1~r. . . N~r Sf< s~··· . url Ind 1.40 I& 41''• 11•~ 41~) -'• EG &G .10 l ... 46'? •S 4!-'" 4lf • • , lvr uo::COnmue . 0EO:uitY J·ll t .2' ll•l•n· d.}tl3.0 1'1urJldy .60 ll -ll \l J:•1 31'•-'•~IMusoc .11, l!~ ;n..o 71 ,, 7,•-' inspector in the Federal Avia-A AT THIS DATt: th's Fund 1 .611•.11 Bond 6.'J 1.00 trrov!ll'lt 1 1n 2m, ,,,,, n5 +1 •M·1• '"·11• :;e 6'1.9 6'~ 6~ ···-
tion Administration's Seattle Is logical The tax surcharge coms1 ed :u s:n P is11t a.51 t:JO Butltrt Sho. "c3"'' JJ n -1, e,~~1 Spec 1 '' 2~~1t ~ -, . . ·. . . Commowllh Fels: lncom f.ll '·'1 -_ ..,,, Wa!ch ~ l~ 1:7'~ 11 +' .
. • I Grwth ! JS 'lJ Oivlot S.16 •JO lhUllV .'61 J.I JS l••· J.A, + •• El~(! ~~ l• 21'\lo 11'.j n' -t"~·
office, said that readings with. 1s built into the prniect1ons cao Fd 11..,., 11.s2 St«.k 10.25 11.21 ,,_, c .. ,. ""' eiP~soNG 1 310 1•Vo 7.1"' 1•Vo + . 1ncom 11.1s1z.19 Grwlh 11 .s1n.5I "" P .... • ... ~1·0 31•1+•,E!!raco 1.10 1~ -0 •11.l '1'4+' sound instruments while the for budget surpluses which 1nvt-•1 10 J& 11.n Nat wesl 6.11 7."3 c1::,.~'•"dnlnr 7& 10•, 10 101, + lo Emor El 1_90 10 100 "''• 90'"' +l • · ft fl' '11 be th p 'd h . Stoclc 10.1111.ID N"'°Wffh 29.7129.21 · J5 2e. 11'~ ?1'o + -,, EmrEI oll.90 J 75'i IS') 75 ,,, . · • a1rcra ies over w1 e res1 ent Jo nson 1s schedul· cw11h Naw Env 11 .ss 11."9 c'm~L ··'~· 11, w,• 311. ll -1 EmtrYAlr 90 u .sav. 51,,, 5,.,,, _ ~
lr t t [ th · •-· t' d t d' l w· h A&9 U,nval11b~ ~ Hor Jl..111 31.01 am o '• 0 ~l'o ?lio JOl'ir + 1;, Emhart 1 :iJr t21 Ulr •nt, 4 ue es o e JUmuu Je s e o 1sc ose. 1t 1>ut a cwnh New Wld 1'.63 u.9' l"", ap .... 3.IO •1 • • 10'• 10•-. -,,, E ..... 01~1 i .60 , h ~ 32 -
n•'se t t' f the' h he C&D U"-Vllltble ewlM 1A.S718QS n I(; 7 1~ n~ '7 '4+ \' EmDOrC 90b S J" '"''" '~ •• vi • te en IOn 0 SUfC arge, t C~ U,,,_Yai!alolt Noroest 11.6711".61 1::'1Rd 1.10 I 16'n 16 2t''> + •.~ fr.ciJohns. SCI 10 3(J .....-. :D'"o · •
He added h"WeVC' that l ld f d · Como Ocno•I> lllmOI ID ante-en .91l 27 '9~ 19 :n•, + \'IE IM" ·1111 :l'!ili 3'~;, +:if·
, u '• surpuses wou ae into &d Uf'1av111&bleOm•~ 9.121.12 1 ... _<. &dc•I • 16'!.< '"'' 16~ i;-;:!rMi'n "wi ~ ',!~~ tc " +'.f" dr .. ls · Como 100Fd l71t11l'9a.~vf'll.40 1!2 !P,jp,o+•·etG '":n :n 0 e ICI again. Fd unav11111>1e One wms 11:11 iiJJ ••~110 .60 33 :w 11i. ""• _ ·~I':~ 181 1·10 • Jll"l 38'1'.! 31~• + J
A d t '" f[' · l I ComS!lo:: Umov1~ablf O'Noll lllll'll>I •1"11 C&011 S Jff IO 19', 19''> ,. "' .70 11 JJl• :n 37 _' n mos wp o 1c1as 0 ccni:o"' 20.1970.lttwef'lhm t211013CarO.-L1 1.•1 "21•1 ;1 ' 3~,,..+1 .-~sou;re .:ii 16 ""* :1'9-'lr :2'1>;-•
th N. Ad I · t t" (O!lt l"V l3.1S 14,2J Penn SQ ·9 » t"]1 ~roll. T .'6 1• Jl\2 Jl'~ JJ•> + Vo •w~I"! Ll'O JJ7 41'"1 •2"o '1'"r +-' • e lXOn m n1s ra ion are !on\m Inv 5.8' 1.n p4 Mui 1l;ia.22~38 rPJ"th 1.~ u •O 19~. 391, _ "• Ethvl co .n 61 ll'• :rr>< l:ll~ + ' •
n 'th l f • OIWSK ll.111J.t'lptill 15001638 lrrierCpJ IOI 1410 1JI; 73'4 J ~)Ett>vl pf2_,jl) l 5C\'I $(1<111 50'1'.!+• ow e1 er open y av1>r1ng o•P Ld 16.5211.U Pllorlm · una.;b1 ca .... Ge~ .QS• ' 3J JJ 33 =, Euroff'ld .30e 11 19i,;, 1' 1• • retention of the su•cha•ge 0 .. ntrvCao1'.621S.80 p;1o1 !·1•10.10C•rrtrw ...... '' ~ 20''-201.~+1 ;Eu•otd tn.JO. 1 11'~ n •;, 11v,: ·• ' ' '(rownW l.U I.Ill pine St 1 .3&12J6~1S<! JI lt ll•i 11'• 1814, Evan1P .60!> 87 •I>• ••'0 '6\•+'6 are remaining significanUy dV•o~ M 7'l.111t.1l P1onfer u.1s!6:&1 ••e o1A1.•' 1 ?•~ ,,11. ,.1,., · EvPr"1••o so ?i"• 2,.. 2'"'4-~ D«a! l~c i..uis.•; Plan 1~v 1s3016n Ces110Ckt .60 II :la\-1 J6 J6"• -+'i E~C•llO 1.75 Sii :l?'o J::'• 32>~ + "flexible" ()fl the subi·ect oe11w1re lS.t:l 17.' Prlct Tit 2.1'.•115'.,1 caterTr 1.20 101 "''• ~'• _...,, " F1erorA .t<t> 16 53.., 53'~ 33,1, _ , , · 0.11, t.2110.10 Pro 10lS11 ai CCI MerQdt 7'/ 16'• 15'• lt'-• +··~ F1lr1>eC .!Oe 161 19 '~ 11'~ 18\o, +I~' Q. Why not' solve the pro-Oftv1d Stir J.to '·" Provld~I 6:51 1'.11 cct M o11.1s 2 •I'• •1111 ,,,, +, Falrcti Hiiier 166 ?1''" 11'.l''> 71 _, , . , Oowlhl~ 1.lt l.'1pur11~~ \1.f617.t:1CK0 Co _t(I I~ JO 30V. 'F1!rrnon! I 1' 21-'(i 1-P,, 27'1,-\, blem wtth wage-p rice con· o~re~t,1 '',·ii\'·~ Putnem Fund•: Ctl•ne:.eco 2 1» 61~ 66 6• +1"' l'a1s1a11 ·'° 61 1,1, i1111 15\il
l revus · · Eovlt 1S}(ll6tJCfl1n PfA•.so l M u 611 1 F•mF i" 1.JO :>ti 16 :!S<o 16 +1 tro S? ator.,&How•rd' S! GeorQ H:?6 11:n Cef'l~O lno .J:) );4 56'/• 5 'i S"~ + l tr Fln•l~I Inc 61 31 ... :lO'• 31~ir + •
A THIS NAGGING U t' !a;;, n·Mn·3(1 (;r!h 12.1'13.!•CtnFo!~ l.'11 • ,5,,. 15'' 2\h + F1rWnt Fh1 :!10 '"" 711• 23'.•+• · Q es IOn l~crn• i11 ii• Inc am 9.-56 10.4.S Cen Huo:I 1.4 10 211 :1111, 71\o ·: · • F1rahMf .illb -S6 60 ,•,,,_ 53V. -1
Bank Sets
Record Net
Earnings F11llerto11 Job
Costa l\1esa resident deserves a column by itself SPe<:lai is:1116:,, i"m' l.~5 ¥.3' cen1111L1 1.2 • n '''' 7•'~ '''' +·i,\ F""'P" ."l !6 siv. ~ »\4 -i S!oc:k 164' HIM V!S!e 1J.~911.63C.,.,l!l"S 1.12 ·~ 141': 'J'l:o 14\\ + • FedMO'OI 1.10 11 Jo l)', 3" + and I'll submit one soon. Here Et>trst ls.a11(41 RIP TKh 6.11 6.15C•n!LeEI .u l 2Jv. 13'1 1~.,, + t: FodPac EIK 31 15 ,,,,. 7•~ _' · 'Ea...tFd 1~14 161lRevere ll.t:ll7.t1CenMPw 11? 39 2(1:1~ 711i0 :101'1 FedPaaBd 1 19 28'~ 18 18 _.. · SUffiCe it tO say that While Enerav 1S)1 U)1 r,~entl!I io,.>,?~ 11.32 Cen! SW J0,IO 561 •11'> 41lo •2 = ~ Ftd0S1r .fS 112 31"o » :WI! + •
Southern Calif1>rni:i First
Nati1>nal Bank has reported Gar Y G. West has
record nel operating earnings been appointed assis· . il1abte siu uiler • ·F, 19.li C8"t Sara , QI 33 ?J'IO 2l 23 Fed Mto lnY l 14~1 1111, l~>io + > there IS some support for an E~ull! lO.ll n.11 in'M~ 1700~1"m ~..,T~u .tOb "' ~no 2s:io 2s;o :::· ~f~ro~: 1i~ ,5 ~v. •7-'lo .C-"11 +'
extension of credit controls i:~,: '" ~1::: F.:U ~1 ".Y'l"i','1! c:::;~e~~c ~ ~,, m: ~ :j:1~ i:1ei3c1M i.-o 1~ 411. ~i,'! :;: .+ '. of $.1.995,912 or $3.03 a share, tant manager of Bank
ror 1968. of America's West Ful·
C. C. Blakemore, president lerlon branch. W e s t
and chief executive oflicer, served the past year as 'bi rt f f<a rid H 11 lj.20 E ¥ • • Cl'ladbn Golt\ 1u, 161 1~· I{ + Flrtstne 110 -'! 611 59•~ 5''• -0 in IVI u • ere IS no Exr,ic.r 21:2'n:Dl ~~~I St :1·~ /,'·,Of CFI $11 .io 111 11~ 10'• 111,;. t ll Fin F'd'"'" 115 27->.• ,,,~ 11·~ +-1' . t . d' 'd aJs th . ~VftSI '" ,, s12110 . ·" Cf~lf'llA I'° :io .Sl 5211 SJ Flllrol 1.olO II "6',• •s•i, ~·· + ll
said it represented a 28 per· an assistant cashier in
responsi e suppo or wage· Fnn eM~ 11:001 .oo c 1 Q~lt '·• '-r;I heml'S I.lo 23 30,,; 30,: JOV. + .,., Fsrc11r1 1.61t 16~ Jal~ ~ 311. i" ·
Price controL!i and with -..vi Ff'd Grttl 15.s-t 16.911 "fe-c ";.'" 10 ~f1" 8s hmoNll 1.60 M Sl-\li S6'u 51.., ~· F11t<crv .s10 iot n~ n''! '''• , 6""" Fld Cap 13.lt 1'.M S I S S 1,·~ 19·., Clllr!erN'f 7 6 ;521/, .SO'\oil '1 F!t Na! Strs 11 38 J7>, 311 '
rheeason. Nk?t onlhly would this Elg fT; v:uA~J! ~)i~: lo:TI 1i:~1 ~:~:~ 1'.:t •1?l g~ ~ ~~~ fiE ~!~~~r~; J,:tt 1: tt:: ~~ w-+ ·'1: cent increase over 1967 earn· the lending department
ings of J.3,115,008. at the Newport Beach attac 1ng e symptoms fE:~' fn '·~ sw rnvest 10:2311:0& ~::""''~ i.111 ~ .Q.\• otJ otl'" + v. Frfn'ik~~e ·1 l~ 11,, 11 ~f,'Z + ~
Based on the weighted branch. rather than the causes of in· .: 1:n j:11 r.'.'1{m1f'I" 15·1111·21 ~~'t-~'1.ii112 1 1" o121¢.. :;7~ ·.~~ ~1v. ~1'~"'e"'t:~~ 1'° t6'~ 1~;z ••v.-+ ~ fl t' a · f Fii JnQlh 901 ,iS Gt!i 6.n 4.1? hn Ohio • 21 10\'> 10'4 JO'!, + Vt Fla G~ 40 ,J, ~:: 9' ~~· ± ;l average of 1.317,430 shares,-----------
1963's per share net is 9 per-
a ion: wage-price reeze F•t 1nstk 10:0110.•1 s111t s1 s2.2s~1.60 cr:rtlb•11 .t'l .a :it'~ 39 :;9·, + ·~ F• P • 1 51 .,.;:.~ ,1,; -45'~ +,
also would fail miserably to ~:l ~~1111 \~~,1~:1: 5~:"1~ 15.0'!1~~ g:1~1r'~1t11P !J l{i.: 1~·~ 1~'• = ~-F1!Pwri' 1·u '' u w. 66"• -'t
h. th" ood d '"' Fkluc tSJIO(:l(l'\IMStPP (! 10 5"" 5,1, 5''' 1-lFI• 51""1 ~o so 111', '1'• 11~-l'i . cent greater than the bank's
former high of $2. 79 reported
for 1967 on 1,116,753 shares
outst:inding.
Two mergers .consummated
in 1968 accounted for the in·
crease in outstanding shares.
On June 6, Sou I her n
Calirornia First National Bank
merged the Bellflower Na -
tional Bank or Bellfl1>wer and
completed a merger with the
Bank of La Jolla on Nov.
15.
Southern California First
National merged three banks
in 1967. They were : The Sad·
dleback National Bank of
tington-Valley Bank of Hun·
tington Beach on Sepl. 14,
and the Heritage-Wilshire Na·
li'onal Bank of West\\'ood on
Oct. 5.
aC leVe any Ing g Un et Cao untvltltb!e S(:len 1.°8' 1:.e O.MSPP of S J 1'fl< 18l!o 11<~ + ·~Fluor Corp 'i ~:'l 56'~ Wo + ',\, today's cifcumstallCeS Fret Fd lt.<C7 -Stwln Rot Funds: Ch.I MVslc I 11 31'< 30'~ 31•, + Ir. ~)"'°' ~~B wl1 l 76 ~6'• ttYr ~I ..,. · Fla Glh I.II t.11 Bal ri.97 22.tJ CMPnt11 l.IO 11 0\0 '211 •3'~ +Ito F1"'°{1° 1'Cr 10! '9 ?~~~ 21''< + ,_.~
What's mol"f, it would In· ~~n~~'' t~~ ~:= !7~k lt.t! l!:tl ~g~t~' cf•Gp ~ ~!:.? ~ "fl:'~ .:... II F~C ~e; .i5 9~ 36•1 ~t:~ ~\,, -\~ .. V<llve the creation nf a Fou .. a lJ . ..i 1,.1• \uo lnt!h 1.u 1.51 CbR1P cntw 1 2.At '•l'I 7•'-t _ ~ F'~""!1·'590 ,~ ~j., ,:.1• Fr1n~11n Grouo: vncr Glh ll.60 !l.11 Cl>IT!lleTr 2 1115 5' SJ ~ 1 """ aot · l\"-' -1~.; monstrous bureaucracv to ad· com srk 1.12 7.'1 MR Ao 11.sJ:lll.ot cnoe1o•u11 .60 33 1t>io 1t 19'' + v. Foo:e cB .eo ~ is 11" 11 _1 .. · ONTC 13.9)15.111e1c~rs 12.211'.11'Chrl1C•1ll l 15 '1\'o J9"o 0·1i:. +l~' FoolP Ml~ 11'~ 11
Bank Reveals
10.4% Increase
minister the controls. It would u111 1 . .00 1.11 tchvsl t.JO t.u cc11 CVPt.1ar 1 •o •o .O +1 ' Foot• Pn.10.-,.', u,1 ;~ l61, ~,1:~,-:_ ,'', SAN DIEGO " '! d lncom una.Vbl Teth'ltl J,11 t CCI! prpf J 6 11 71 11 FordM~I 7•0 ' , 1.-111 e lead t1> rationing to help back f<11nd Am 1D.t1·11 ,., TKhnol 1.16 .ss c11rom111 ·" ·~· 35 .u·~ H'l t ., ForMtK .15 6? jll\ 3H~ jl,:! :!: ~ •. ;
St'les N"t''"nal B•"k t--'ay . . G!nSK 11n1vb1TemaGI ".1tl l!ChrJSler1 ?U ~·; '''' ''' , FMcK 01180 • .11'r> S1 , " u "'" uu up the controls. This 1n tum Gib<auer 11.1' l~.•• T•x•• unavt. ClnnGE 1.'11 a1 "'• 1!1\ 1t'' 11 FMIWM -~ J7 M ... 2,•1,, 1•~ +1 ·., 'e•wted a 10' percent ;n l Group SK: Tr1n Cao 10.'511 .51c1nGE ••11 1S lllXI IS' '''' ,,,•-+~ FflSIW~ pt 1 1 -.. 19>, ,. .-~• ·" ' • • wou d lead to another ,i,oro SK '·'110.9" TWf'nC G1h unavnl c1~ GE pl , lUO wi.: 611 48 • ll·' Fo•bo•o .6D 11 'r~ ' '• •11 .. +1
Cre•se ,·n net "pe•at;ng e••n b t d com st l•.98 11.11 Twef\C Inc un11vbl ClnMlll 1 "'· 111 .,.L ,, ,3, -• F1ank sir .J1 n lD-'lo 70% 70>• ~ '4 " " • ' '" -monstrous urcaucracy o a · Fu1 Ad •.tG 10.12 un11 Mut 11.'ll ll.39 CITFI~ 1 to"'" m ';, .. 4..1•; 46,' -11;• F•el'PSu1 1.•o '" 4''" «1•4 ~(• _,,,, logs after taxes for the year · · t th t· · Bl k Grth Ind 21.51 7>.19 vrt110 11.6' 11.18 ClT F Pl"s.50 2 111v, 1•1(~ 1111• .~ F•ue~co 1 10 11~ lll"1 ll''') . •• -~, • m1n1ser e ra1on1ng. ac &rvot>on 1G.69l1.6!Un11e<1 Fun<h:c11,1ssvc? 561 n'• 1J''o 11 ~ 11 Fvavatnd .20 66,,.,o •1•11 4l +\t
1968 as Compared IC> the 1967 markets W 0 II\ d inevitably H~nlf'I 21·'' 21.'1 r~~ il·ll 111-~ CllS evplt.lJ 6 1~ 1l1''1 l:U +11 1 -U--12 th ·oo . . LW<J '''1un sc1tt1 f}41 ·21~11Vlnv.J01> 7'•61 "'l " ilV.G.-.cCp1$0 fOS1V.S61'1st+1-" -mon per1 · spring up. The quality nf many H•m ~ 5:.:1 6:1~ UnFIT c1n "un.¥111 llll~lnv Ji Ii' 271 !;:" ~~;., !~~:~ ' GAC c .. o1 ·1 1 J9'4 n·~ J9'tr '• ·~ Total net •pe•at;ng eam;ngs rod t ld d t · t Hanover una1'bl v11v1 •1.1... Fund$· I• ·., , 11 ~ • ~ •'4 GAF Co"' io ~1 1s 19'4 J',. ,..,~ 1 '4
v I • • p UC s wou e er1ora e H•~I 11.16 '8.61 Y•I Lin 10.3011.ri co-•'i T -lC4 all~~ ,2?'" ,,1• -..., 8:F ,n1.10: x!O l7l't 1''> 31''> 11 fo, 1'"0 am•unted t• $1 6S4 6t4 k di It ld be ,_ 1•.:!S l1.1' 1-J,OI 1.76 '"" ·""' ---. '-' -"' am s•o i.:111 SJ lS :u-. 3•'• .+-~ "'"'° " v ' • mar e y. wou an H ~nn unavt>l sot Sit 10.u 11.'5 !l•r'k o I .411 1J 4'• •l''> '1'" -ft ms on ,1s s ll'\ Jrn J!'' 1 " equal t0 It Sl pe• sl·a-d It l d ' Hubtmn 11.1~ 1124 V•nce s le...c11H 1.60 s sm 5.1 551'1 ... 3•mS "'' 60 ' :M'< :?l'i :M\~ ·~ • -v · • • ,,.. una u era e mess . it>s r.c11rr1 s. 0 s:os tPCI ,_,. t.lt !eYfllll '·G.1 ias •t• ..ov. ~ + \Ii •r wood· 31 tt~ ,,,. '1\ + ,.., on a weighted average of ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i 1s1 Giii 6.tl '·" v•ndrtit lj· u 11.ot tev Pit 3.50 :111 st•tr 5''6 s.•4 . .rc1oen 1.u 1 °'"' ~ '1'!• .• • imo c ... 105311 lll v"'" 7$ ""a '""i" 101 1 uso 33 32 s3 +1v. carlot.k ao 6 1' " l' · 1,101 ,667 share5 outstanding. 1.-Gth ':"10:" v1r 1nG1>1 r.:!1 '· ' .. "'!,' 1.711.... !_ '°,,. ,.a? It'll'/-G""1n1 C11• 11 ' 1!•1 s"' -"" Th. l QUICK Inc Fnd 13.t1 U.21 VJklM l J !· C f of1.,.. "' ''' 'Kl"'-\ Gtr"!llnl" .~ 11 12 111.:o l? . 1s compares to 1967 tota inc Fd a t.lS t.11» w111st lf'I 12.5 "" !''"'•'P ·"'., -"S ~ ~~ it~ .... GtnA•"v .16tr 1 31~ 31.., 31 .. -"•. ••• ' of $1 449 M• aJ C • I •I I I lf'ldtond l?.I 1• With My l', l'"-111 lt11tll N . « ..., _,.., ... v. -11\ ~mO! 1.6Clb "Ii 51 JI'~ ~1'11 + 1\ ~ ~n1ngs ' ....... -equ 1tc.11 lip q11e y ·~ OCI lndT......,1~ ... "·fiW-11Glon .,. ·~:ll ""V's1'1.I J J~ ~I'll ~-v. Tr•" 1.60 '6 '314."" ,,,.+1'i,_ to $161 per share on a h'111t•. Rttd yo111 comp1et, tn<tWY l.'2 •. 1 WtJ~I rnd ·'l i; Oii ~· :.& ,......., -'IO .-.Trn "'2.50 l ~ 57''t se + i-r "'
weighted average ot 932,500 c•mpt•"•nsiv• i.om•tow" •'i· l~J~ 11 .... 1i:n W'1n.i'e:t: l-i::W ~,.J.i &~"E:J 1~20 .: ~~ ,,~ ~ +1 ~"c~~f i:~ ~ ~~ •• M"~ M .:!: a'" tio• of*"• DAILY PILOT. l;i; Ciuld ntltld 11_1t -1j.JI toc.&llw 1.20 11 )).'4 :Jl'l'o :»"1-14 ~ft Clo 1 ~ 16 31.;, 31>'0 3u1r + • shares outstanding. nv lndlc 10.311oi1wbcon .u hC011P1I \·M 29 e• '"'°'~+<It ";nDl!wl .:i6! 11 '''~ 16"' 2•••+1 i"YS llos 1l.S9 l•.ts Worlh •.fl , •• 1 OlllftAll! _:IG 5' -Ml.4 .Qli ""' + ... GlnDYnlm • •nt. •rv. '1"' -' • .,.
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Tuesday's Closing Prices -Complete
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• ... Johnson Villilied
_;:LBJ Leaves Office on Unliappy Now
• lly MElUUMAN SMITll tho! moet of hlJ »Cllled reuon to believe JOO-
'tJPI WW.. e .... Reperter legiJ!IUV<O "accompUshmenta" might have 'helped hlmlell,
22 Pueblo
Cre,vmen
Going Out
• :;'iiAsuiNGTQli (UPI) -had been in various stagoa the counlr)' and tho cause
il'rolldent Johnion lelVU ·~ ol progreaa ffJ< yem ¥<! that ol peace ltaell had be lllOdo SAN DIEGO (UPI) -M°"'
-he mortly happened to ... ··-"White Houae wllh a towtting President whtn the time was his announcement so m e "1110 one quarter of the crew
record ol public service and -ripe Joe their enactment. monllil earlier. He had, after of the \JSS Pueblo ls ella:ible
'iccomp!WunenL ¥!Wons ol U ched th •--•-for discharge and will be : hi.1 fellow countrymen, instead BLACK Ho.ttlLITV a • rea a ra er .,..,"' ,
cl bcio& grateful ·•od a(I. For all of the civil rlg_bts underlltandlng with hls wife, E.'f r:J;.. . .• rele•sed from the Navy Jan.
miring, are glad lo see him legislation pushed throtfgb by Lady Bird, and with bim~U '"ff__ · , "-23, a Navy spokesman ~aid.
~IO· a heavily D e m o c r a t I c that the !9M campaign for ;...;'!i'i , . He explained that the tours
J Why this public disdain Congress while Johnson was the presidency would be his ):~ ~. .... of duty of 22 members of
1'hich at Umes has reached chief executive, no President the vessel'• a man com-aew dept.tu of villllication? ev.,-attracl.ed such hooUlity last; that he would run for · •The simple answers are a rrodi blacks. The enormous and serve only one electite N • plement have e:1pited. All
war wlllch Johnson inherited, step-up in funds and programs term tn the White House. 8J'C0bCS those eligible for discharge
then escalated, plus the fact to aid educaUon did little or 11111 b not sell-serving are enlisted men.
that he succeeded t h e nothing to prevent hls being T • Many of them will be called usassinated John F. Kennedy. tho focol point of st¢ent hindsight on hlJ part. Several OplC on lo testify al a court of
. There are other amwers, anger. Vietnam and U)e draft ol bb close associates tnew inquiry into the Pueblo'• cap-
too; answers as complicated outweighed lePJ.ation of any about h even as be was in-A M • ture last Jan. 13 bv North ;u Johnson himself. 8 l 1 kind in tho mindB of a 'bigll!y augurated in 1965. Moreover, t eetµig Jlorean Navy units, 'in what
·1)residency coindded with the . demonstrative aed vocal part his ®&term decl3ion was the Na')' , 111, were iD-
.'Oulburst of loot pent-up feel-of young Amefic.a. reported 1peeulatively more Dr. Edward A. Taub, of ternatlooal waten off the
1)N:s oI protest in young people As he left the White House, than • year before his an-the UCJ College of Medicine, Korean cout. in over the world and wlth John.son could, if he wanted, nounctment, and again after will speak on "Adolescenta No date has been set for :the determination of f.plerican , derive some sur~ease from March SI, his agreement with and Dangerous Drugs" tonight the Inquiry. Pueblo crewmen
~lilacks to break out of the bitterness by recalling that Lady Bird was revived and at a meeting of the Mission and officers are still un-
thetto and seize a larger share he could not have assumed reported in some details. Viejo High " School Parent dergoing debriefing by m. Pi the We enjoyed by' whites. the presidency ir. the first A great many Americans, Teacher Organization. telligence and medical person.
place under much worse however, found this h.ard to Dr. Taub, who teaches nel.
'·JllS'I1NCT FEELING circumstances: the n1urder of believe for it was so untypical pediatrics, is on the attending A spokesman at Balboa ~· In spit.e d any and all of Kennedy, a n increasingly of Johnson .. This made a cer· staff of Children's Hospital of Naval Hospital, where the
·· the answers, Johnson heads popular, attractive and in· lain •mount of •••••, The o g Cou t p bl ., baclc 1 hi T · h h ..... -. ran e n y. ue o crew is housed, said ·.. o s eYas ranc ome spirational young leader. White House has seldom seen, His talk will be at 7:30 d" h ed bel th with a distinct, characteristic men JSC arg ore e
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' ~· feelln.g that if there were to CRASlllN GENO perhaps never, such an un· p.m. in the Mission Viejo High court of inquiry can be su ·~ be any stars in his crown, With Kennedy's tragic death
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:: .to borrow from an old hymn, came the crashing end to an
., they wou1d have to be put era for so many who altacbed
:; ¢lere by future historians. considerably higher value on
~ He doe.! not feel he had style, easy-going elegance and
~ .ncelftd • fair shake or pr.; intellectual uplift than to the
~" per credit from m o 1 t haslHnarks of bills pused,
:~ ·~den of contemporary forelp visitors entertained
;:,. hlstory, particularly editorial treaties signed or bllllom
:;· w r I t e r 1 , cartoonists, col-, spent.
~, ·umnista and commentators. Johnson literally found i Most men in public life himself up against an ifn.
;;. woukl derive en o r m o u s possible situation w h e re in
~· satisfaction simply rroQl hav· millions of Americans 8nd
:.... ing toiled and clawed up jag-other millions overseas found 1: a~ political and professional themselves emotionally unable
•> mountains, as Johnson di~ to accept an i 1n med I ate -'t fiOrnlt>e lowly rote or aCoun· sul:iSllfUfe-Tor ~John ·F. Ken: --
.. try school teacher in Texas nedy.
;: to · the presidency and un-Jn 1964, Johnson won the
~· disputed world leadership that presidency in his O\vn right.
.., went with ii. , He carried 44 states and rolled ' .. "" '•,Theo u t go i.n g President, ,. up th~ largest popular vote
0:: .bpwever, is JeaVi!lg the na-margin in history as he van-
;; Uon's capital in :., tjipicaUy" quished bis conservative
~ nlll'ed mood of p r id e , Republican opponent, Barry
• .; SMJiStalgia and downright bit· M. Goldwater of Arizona
): terness. For all hit years Jn whose homMtate v o t e r 1
'i'··tn*mvice, L~~-utw-oed him to the U.S. ~ ~ does nw lijipoar 1o -sai.i. lhl! year.
:: have developed ability to T b e history-making pro.
. .:warate unreasoned acorn portions ot_ Johmon's election
1, ~ rldJcole 'fNmt1ttstlled or· victory ·seemed ooly to ex·
_, well-intended criticism. acerbate the situation for
SOME REASON many Kennedy worshippers.
There ..,as tome ~-fl]f "F~r QlOre years of. Texas,"
.. Johnson's senaHivity. 'While he some ol them Cilftlplained.
Invited some of his lwnps "What the hell am 1 a;up.
-others were hard to fathom. ' posed to do," Johnson ex·
In no Pr-e'sldent's time has ploded to a friend," ~et myself
the.re been as much civil born all over again, go to
rights, health Y.d housing Harvard and play touch foot·
legislation Wct«I a1 during ball on cape Cod?"
1lie Johnew\ .~nlslration, ROILER COASTER ~ not to mention numerow anti-J hnso , dro . 1 . ' poverty program, medical o n s p 10 popu anty
J care for 'Utt aged,' increased all.er the 1964 victory was of
Social Security benefits at· r o 1 J er~ster proporUona.
lacks on _pollation of ~ater Acting on the best advice be
and air and a variety of laws could get and would accept,
to protect ihe consumer. h-: . began to pour . added
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Many llberall within his own !fiihtary po~er .into Vietnam
party refused to rate these m l~ until, 1n manpower
legislative ~liahments alooe, 1t e~e~tually went over
as Johnsonlap. Oii •irounda that the bal!-milli~n mark. ~e
be did nciC O(lgtbate· them · '!"ere draft riots, ra« riots,
· , • ' student riots. Such cities as
~ Hairstyling
Classes Offered
. Two nine-week hairstyling
courses will be offered In the
evening at orange Coast Col·
lege this IJriirg for licensed
California cosmetologists.
. "Hair SiJUng ~view" will '!!"<I WedDesiloys from 7 to JO
JIJll. in tho ooometology lab in
tho uphoi.tuy building.
. "Hair Stylinc Salon" will
nleet Tuesdays from 7 to Ht
p.m. Jn the cosmetology lab.
Students should bring their llc!eme and a model to class
JbeetiDj'.s.
Los Angeles, Detroit, Newark
and Washington saw largely
Negro residential and buisness
areas -the slums -bad1y
burned and looted.
Numerous and virtually con-
tinuing peact probes initiated
by Johnson and Secretary of
State Dean Rusk seemed to
leave Hano unmoved. Last
March 31, saying he wanted
to avoid further divbiveness
at home and help the chances
of peace. Jotwon pulled out
-he would not seek nor ac-
cept renomination.
GOOD REASON
History may be a long time
in deciding, but there is good
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Appt<t!all<!i c.m a:1Vl!t the speclrum cf man and nature-
appreciation of life, appreciation of a friendly smil~
appreciation of a rainy day, the aroma or steaming coffee,
the \'ibrant color blending of flowers, the mischievous
giggle of a small child, the breath-taking beauty of fluffy
tlouds, and even the 1nysterious sparkle of an evening star,
Here are simple. everyday sig11ts that can m ake a d ay rich
and enjoyable. Jn the mixed pool of huma11 nature, appreci~
ation h as become a way of Jifc for us, and js son1ething
that \VC believe in and practice.
Appreciation can make a day rich, pleasant, and enjoyable •
Why npt use this every day? To us, appreciation is a 'Very
real force, strong and vital to our everyday lives. lt is
governed by a law that is almost as direct as the Jaws of
pb:ysk:s-"We draw to ourselves the good of'everythlng we
approcial<, but lhe evil of everything we belittle."
We know that in banking:, people represent the very core of
success or failure, and there js aJ\yays something to ap·
preciate in all people ... if we look for it/ "Appreciate, and
you prosper. Belittle, and you Jose·. Because or I his 1in1e·
proven principle, each person's fate is in his o'Vn h:lnds. 'Ve
appreciate each employee in his own way, and they, in
tum, appreciate each depositor lh::it en ters our bank.
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Thl9mmthmm.1111! c:nlmlnt!iao. el 9"' :yem el ..,i,q;
this Yitai foroo. Fite yean ago this month, oui door9
opened fcr bll'siness, and It was a<:ballenge foe us, a~
competitive challenge, at thaL We bad a :roof, floor, 4 walk,
and a small safe. But, we reallied th on that tbOse l!lalei:lal
assets were not ·going to be enough, if we wen to be suc--
cessful. We needed to have that something extra. , • th~
"Art of Appreciation". We •tarted by hiring that cerWa
kind of employee who had this basic quality inherent
in his personality.
The people of Orange County have responded Ill our kind cf
appreciation. In five abort YFan, our success Is being xeal-
lzed because It II 1!ased m "J)ils llllong allil Yitai foroe. OUr
assets ha\'e grown flota zeb. lb .,.;,, 55 mll1lon ilollan la
that time. Cerlalult w appridlle this poWib. Howe1er,
we appreciate et... mere the he! that our depositor& appre-
ciate our many-and hO!r our people h-worbd
with them. The"Art Ill Appnclation"really woris. Let any
man try it fm: one ordlnilry day, and that d"J' will be dll!er-
ent and more-rewaJdlng than any he bu experienced before.
lf you are not appreciated where you nm• do your banking.
please pay us a visit and try our brand of appreciation.
\Vc'd appreciate if!
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17 W1LUA¥ 11DD -iftreioed 1_,,, ot .., II> just north ol.'.Palni Avenue .
., "' ... "" --t In Ibo 1111111111tiir. • · ffeadllghla ol ber car ~ Ibo Murder ~ .wW be IOlllhl !ale . Dllecllva.mt 1bla _..., 11111 Ille blpody· oqeJie neot to lhe Huntln&ton
today or Wedqewlo;y olllnot •JDlll ml .,.ir wtJl be tmn to Welt~ Coual.Y 8"ach Coun\rY Club. . · woman now belllc _befd ibf . limlllnglna. Municipal Coolrl r.; amt..,_i.aa ..i.n · ·
Bw:b pallce In 11>1·~-llll>bln& u lhe paperwwt cuibe'eOni,llotOd.'"T° Jnv~Ugat\oo bu led to • theory that
death QI Mn. -Mlrkee. • ._.-.. . • "We dellnllely will tak•-~· two tbe woman may hive been murd...d
. Held Jn ~ City 'Jilll .do tbe to court," l&!d Del Monty ·~. b,. the irate dr!V<I'. and-« pwenger
m.-ehlilO 11-·COotDey,.A!, The~ QI.Mn. Marue,,,_16,,ol 15111 ofaoautomoblleWlthwhlcb.lllemlllded
, an eDatDeer wttJ:i ' a .Neirport BMcJi Olivt Ave.,. Huntington ·aeacn; waa a lew ~ehts before her de&th1
, aeftllPIO& ftnn. ma co.mpanl'9D,· ~ bJ a pauerbJ about t :l& .Mrs.1Markee,areoeptloolltforalhm-
' M_,.ta· ~ ... ·• .,..itrtss -at p.m. ,SWlilay> It wu oPl'a1'1ed on the Wigtoo lle.$cll . qptomelrllt,. bad .twa
a N""1"ri .-UnPt,1 .... _~ tramfer.. payemont o1 !'Ith ·Strott just, north o1 a , ~ ol ~ ,to !'·coin lailad!f
. red to -'I cletenUon..at ~ Pahn'Avdmelnapoolo!blood. and Wf.' pn bfr way b&c~ to tho apart.
County Jail _ Mn. Mllrfkee'a throat hid been sluh-mtnt when! she lived al""'· '
: The DAILY PILOT learoed today that ed and her body punctured by numerou5 At ·Adama Aveoue and !'Ith Su.et
, • the aupeC41, .. W~ &ave their ' address stab Wounda. fte bcxl,y WU just I few she 1pparenUy WU ~volved ln & mlDcr
: u 2111.Delaw~ SI., Huotlnglno Beach, 1ncbea In !root QI her allU running car (See MIJlll)Ell, P~&• I)
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COAST GU~ROSMAN STANOS BY TO AID SURVIVORS AS SHIP APPROACHES DOWNED PLANE . T.-:. ·_~_-0.1· aymg·. .• . of
SCandln1vl1n Airliner with 45 Aboard P1nc1kes into Coastal W1t1B off LAX .I.II .. ·~ 4. -''•I/_'',,-~
-Jet Hits -(}~ eff-b\, -.· .... , *~~=~.
s.oviets Orbit
Cosmonaut
t a Stmllt ~~h ·man by a lheriff'1
depufy wD1 · dtjlend upan the contents
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said today.
Hope Dims for 11 Missing in SAS Craslt,
"I ezpect to have that report on my
Descending through stormy night skies desl: later today'" be said. In an abnormal landing apprOacb, a
SCandinavian jeUiner wjth · '5. aboard "UnW then, I won't know just What·
•--~ ~·-·~ -·" ..... _,.__ u •ctlool; U Ill)', lhGuld be taken In tbiJ Sp-..:u uau \.IC -.,.......,..., ~· ~ 0 ' , -
Playa de(Bey MOl)dayt '11ght,. anil 'by , case: I 11\)ow ~ no ~ ~I
dawn ~todly a_ lhfr:d"" tbooe0 ~bolril . woolil hi? warranted aclloo on my , :a~fEi7t~-~s:;ri!~~\ ~~~ w:"'!li>ill!'.-.,.. . · .:U led 1o<.lbe &;inc'~
'I THOUGHT I lOST MY BRIDE'
Honeymooner Anderson ind Wlfe
Airline Releases Narlies
Of Crash Survivors, Dead -
LOS ANGELES t CPI) -Scandinavian
Airijnes System le,·:iy releaSecl the
nunes of the dead and missing and
known IW'\'jV()ll of SAS Flight 933 which
cruhed' It sea Monday night with 45
""10"' aboard. ·-"" 1.L-J~111 M1rt!nrt, 11111tw00d. c1m. ~
re<AIVIJM.
, Three Girls Held
, OnNarcoCharges
Three girl sludtnts 1l Los Amigo.'!
!!J&b School, Founlain Valley are being
held ln Juvenile Hall today pending set~
ting ol hearings on chargee that they
used and distributed dangen>u1 drugs .
P'ounlaln Valley poliCe said the slrls.
two 14 ll1d ont 15 and aD from Santa
Ana. had Dilantin capruJes In their
pollUSioll at the lime ol arrest. Dilantln
11 an 1nU-coovulaanl agent widely wed
by epllepllct. omc.ra aald one idmltted lo l"')IInued
UH ol the atimulant and her compeclont
admilled ..,...1 .. •od dlatriliullon ol Ibo dftqJ. Ono of the trio 11 cumntly
Oil J*oblllon far _...ion of nar<otiCI.
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·Foor boc!les w~ ·~trod ~ St. The 1lllUqltd Sjollmd -;Ibo! In
nlgb!:anct31lvldqnil!l•edbfanarmada the back o!'tbe bea<! u be ·lied from of · 40 rescue craft. and P'iv•~ iloala · aS u.e· drc.ma at sea unfolded ulider a deputy · who was attempting to Str'Vfl
l~e glare ol bellcopter searchjlgbla &11\l !el<iny warr~la for the ll'rest of tlie
parachute flares. niotorcjcle racing enthusiast.
'A Cable 'eomi!!uler Airlines p}lot')r~ Sheriff's Captaln Jame1 Broadbelt has Westminster wu-the first perlOJl to , · · . · .
sight fioaUag Wre;ctage of the Sc&JJ· d~ ~~l•r1'1' nnn?"• th~t . ~re
?in.avian Afrlln~ S)'~!e'm DCa, ~ tha~ ope 1b0t liad been fired1 U SJolUpd
into Los Angeltl Jnternational AJrpprt , fled from bis hoIJ'le.
when It hit. . · . , ' ''There was only one aboJ :tired.'.'
The SAS Flight 933, pdoted by Capt. Broadbelt aeid. "We are olilln poolUve Kenneth Davis, former BrlUsh, Royal , -1 ! · ·
Ak For .. ·flier <\isappeared ~tower about·tbiJ and .Ila a fad llja "bu been
radar.COpea: ai 7:40 p.m., aiter I· tJ,W sut.lanll&ted ·bf aevera1 wMe&ses." ~
hour del;ay aloft in a bokling .pattern Sjobmd died in Huntington f.atercom-
over the1San Joaqu.in Va'l.ley. munity HQIPltal about two boun after
~pt .. Davi~ bad ~id be was ex. he 'waa shot in the back of the bead per1e0C1ng nunor landµlg gear trM>le .
before turnil)g the big jet Inland to by Depul,y l!:dward .Gould.
approach llwiway 25L on an aaaterly Deputlol aald Sjolund wu ordettd to
oyersea route awept-by 12-mllw.D bow' halt several times and ignored the com-
winds and storm turbuJence. , mands of the. officers.
·Suddenly, without wariilng except. for Gould aid he fired one shot from
one stewardess' order to fasten seat his .38-ca.IJber senrice revolver. He
belts, the plane slammed into. three to esUmated that Sjolund wu about 25
tSee ADI CRASH, Pqe.%) yarda away ~t the Ume.
Df.putlu iald Sjolund was Jnvolved
In a fight · over a girl llOJlle weeks
agt. and wu to be arrested in mid·
December on a warr1;nt charging usault.
He was arrated by Gould three weeU
ago. The warrants canled by the deputy
Friday r~llted to that arrest.
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NEW YORK <UPI)' -Morton Sobell,
a' OOderendant with Junu1 ancf Ethel
~berg in the eipl~nage ·~ of ·the
century, today woo. ltfs nlcue from
a Jt year ,pr!!ai .,.teiioa '!<r' oooiplHhc •
to deliver at.om bomb aecma to Rus!la.
The U.S. Coor! ol Appeal~ ruled tljat
Sobel should be. gfyen· cttdit •fot .even
months lmPrtsonm!nt · aerved pi1or to
sentencing a{'ld whlle pwalli!lg ,bial thus
making him ellglble (or parole ..
Sobe.II had been sentenced to 30 years
In prlllOn Mr!l 5, 11)51 aod the Roaeo~•
received the death penalty. They subse-
quently were executed in Sine Sing prison
in New ·York.
The court 1ave Sobell credJt for . 1
months and 18 days ·be was In ' jail
because he could not raise 1100,000 boll, ·
prior to belf!I sentenced in' 1951 to 30
years Jn prison on charges or dltcloalng
information on the atom bomb to the
Soviet Uolon.
Rainy Season Gets Lat~
Bui Persistent Beginn~g
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Southern Ca1Jlomla's )ate-.lartlnf rainy
1eucm was tn ,luD awtn& ~ay ,~U a
penlslnnt storm -ped more preclplta·
Uon on the Orange Cout ~ bad been
predicted.
Welt • Qrange County bore tM bruot
of the wet weather u i.se lnchi& of
ro!n foll · ow Ibo, lluntln&ton V alfey area
ovemlpt. Coat1 ,M_ ~ J,lf U..
cltel, Llguna Btach 1.0I nchel, while
N..rpott Beach wu mmparatlvely dry
with a ,72 ruillng.
Thia brought tht .. uoo·s total nmr1n
to S.ilo 'lndlfs In '!lie Rtlntlngtbo .Yllley, a
•ban> cteCIJhe lroni tbe U'l lncbea wlllch ·
bad !aJ!<n at Uila Umt laot year. The
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.• MOSCOW (UPI) -.The Silvlel Union •
Sent' a . manned. Soyuz-t 1P&ceCraft lnlo
otbtt aroohd 'the earth today' on wbll
£he ·Ru8sians. aafd WU 'a· 1fc0dlpllcatedll' ·
program. There wu apeculallon tht cOsmo~ut Would attempt a spate link~
up with . another ciaft is I flnl llep
towards eslabllsblDg a 1pice llallan.
Wllllln minutes after the laWlch the
pilot, Lt." Col. Vladimir ShataJoT I told
a television audience, "Evtr'Jt.blnl II
fine. I am fine." The lone 1p-oon1n
re~ *'-o Jn I ~r of l"""" uai.--Pill! said be bM ~ hll~"fiatrerin oolo tbt IUD to moJn.'
tiln P.,..r. . ,,, . •<:
1rl r• mov• unPreoedesuea ·tor Ul9
Silvl<t Union, M<loCow lelevlo!on, within
90 minutes ol llftol! broadwt Video-tapes ol Shatalov's ;f,ip: soaring maJ,..
ticaUy from the Soviet's 'centr.I AaJa
space center and curving toward orbit.
. The Ruaians broadcast, pJ,ctures of the launch · of Soyuz 3 la5t NovOmber about
36 bolir1,allnr 'I~ left ·Ila J!uncb 'pall. alao unpreCedented for the IW!slans,
As uauo! the Soviet Union did not de-
tail go&ls ol the latest space fUghl aod
the news gency Tiw: said OQlY· It was a "complicated and reipc)mUilw pro-gram.". . u. s. •pace .....-la said lhe SoYleb
had a ''window" for a tbot at. the moon
if Soyuz 4 WU to Jump frmn earUI orbit
toward .. lWllr mluloii to mat,:h Amero
l<;a'I ,Agollo I feat But most IPICll!a-
tioo centered Oil • linkup wUb ~ manned Cosmos 263 ' utellite. aent aloft
Sunday, or for doCklng with a manned
spacecraft yet to be fauncbed.
The United .lllales carried out docltinll
maneuvers · with tba DWJned Gemlril spacecraft and the ·unmanned Agena
target rockets but hu not per!Ol'/Oed, a . docking by two manned . spac;ocmt.
There el!o has been no exchange of
cteWI Jn &pae&--frequeotly rumoted U
a Soviet project. -
.A Moecow. televlllou commentator 11id . Shltalov's flight would conduct !udber tests on the Soyuz spacecraft d · part ol.
the Sov~· lsmg :raoae goo! ol Ostaf>.
11sh1ng .ell'UHirl>Jl\118 ·~ stauona ror . i'l!etJ>laiie\"l' space travel. ·
Actress Barbara Rush,·
• Husb~d Separ~te
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A c Ir e 11
Barbara Ru.h announced Tueaday ""°
and her publicist busband1 Warren
Cowan, had •par1ted. t
The couple was ~led 1n tllSI: They
are the partlifl ol a <l<ughlnr, J.
Thtn'a a,.&U,vcr . lining behind
lhoae rain c:loudl, llld tt'U • up Wedneadoy with !air, ,....ie..
weather. Look fer mercury reld-
lni• ol eo loc1lljo aod II furlhet
Inland.
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·s,ooo Alli~s Storm C,onlmunist Stronghold
1WGON lllPll --l,lllO aWod h:llfll ·---• o., •• ff'b1'1
plnfmala an South Vietnam'• emtn1
_.t In the biggett 1mplllblous operaUon
&Ince U. S. Marina landed at Inchon
H-lo lhe K0ttan war, military
1polt......, Aid teday.
Communiquel Aid """"' 3,008 u. s.
Marines riding hellcopten and laoding
cnU swept into the Batangan Peninsula
llooday 1rom the SOuth CbiDa Sea.
Sunset Asks
Annexation
To Huntingon
Sunset Beach leaden have wed the
Hantlngtoo Beach Qty Council to begin
studies which could lead to ammallon
of the beach comnnmlty to Huntington
Btach.
Councilmen Monday nl&bl rderred a
letter from the SllllSet Beach Chan1ber
of Commerce to the clty Planning Cam-
mlssloo f<r devd_..,t of a poaible
mut<r plan of land -IJ1 the &trip
ol unincorpofated land along Coul
Highway to tbe northwett ol the clty.
The leUer, signed by David King, prtsi-
dent of the chamber, began: "We
respectfully request that the clty of Hun-
liJlgton Beach undertake the necwary
lteps toward annn•tioo to Huntington
Beach of the unlncorpoaled area of
Orange County known as Sunset. Beach.
"Al reside.nts aDCI propertyownen we
are dedicated to the Immediate and
Jong-range goals of ~g. improving
and beautilYinl Some! Beach .
-J,llllU. I. -.1 SO&tlh VWNllMM _,_ ill up a -at Illa
-II( Iha lllllm'!l 1o. -a °""" --L • ~ 1,Glll COmmanflt -... believed hoJtd up Qn the peaiusul• *>a
cllu nortbeut of Saigon. Leallet dr<>p1
and Jo11d1ptak., broadcaats urpd ..
estimated 5,000 to 10,000 civilians in
lhe aru,to leave prior to the assault.
Tbe tarset of the as.uult wu a two.
~ -beavilJ fcrtJllod wWi ---thal·---llJlllaO 'fa• .. :=• formcn ... JWl,tbl 7 EB
aald. -of "" fortl-... constructed by the Japaneae durlnc
World War 11.
"Tbe<o are a lot oJ VC (Viet Con.I)
In there and we are sure It wUI 6e
1troogly contested." Brl1. Cen. Howard
It Cook!ey, one of the tut '""'° com-
'
:;'.C. were Iooded al lncboo IJ1 Sep.
• mt, la Iha_ ... that""""
the Nortb -ann1 oa1 cl l!outh
Kena "but th1a ii • far more ~
pllcaled and far reacb1ng -•Uon in
every other respect."
ParllclpaUng IJ1 the penlnlula drive
...,.. elements ol the u. 6. army
Amerlcal divfalon, the Marlnea' · 2l1h
rqlmenlal landing lmn and units ol
tbl 8*h vw-=+a . 2nd illfantr)'
di•lllcn. •
Nw SaJaoo ut11 toifq a Vlol Coq
f,... allactlnii bolllnd a rectet grenade
barng<, palllally d<aWyed a bridge
guardocl by Sooth Vletnam .. e soldiers.
Other Communilt troope: invaded a
rol\qleo Cllllp on the northern cout and kidMped about 40 men, women
and cbUdreo, g(Wumnent spnWmen
aaJd.
'Aviation Local Problem~
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'Tramp0Tt.ation Asiist.ant Says· W mhington W on:'t Help
llJ IAClt BBOllACK Of .. D9fJ , ... ..,,
The time bu come for local cover.
m~t and people to solve their own
avlaUon facllity problems. Big bnllher
In Wuhlngton 11 not golJ1g to do the
job, •CC011llnl to M. Cecil Mackey, auil-
lant oecretary ol tranaportaUon.
Mackey lpoke Monday before the
Orange County Forum oJ Town Hall
o1 Ca!Uomfa In the Anohefm Convenlion
Center. ·
In addlUon to tbrowfng the ariaUon
problellJ blcl: to local IOhzUon, the
speabr Aid, "We have reacbed a DOlnl
wbln the ~ taipayer abou1d not
be aaked to IUppart clyfJ avfaUen. Afr
-that ... not _.tie -subsldJ, llllo!Jld be phaaed out rapldly.
'"Tbe'rtllUda ud dev4lopment
_..,, to praduce the kind of alt
traffic coctrol 01lem which the nalkm
needa and capltil upendllurea nece111ry
to lm$ 8boold be financed by
UJCr , " lilacbJ:· em llzed
"With • with ::0,,, thoro
II DO l'tllCID from a tralllportatloa ltaod--
llofal. ~ the --·obould not pay lbe COIUI,' the speaker Ulel'ted. .
•"11JfJ applies to the altllnel and to
private avlaU... U private llylJ1c can't
or won~ pay !II way and the local
communf(J la DOI wtlllJ1g to underwrite
tis operation, wby llbouldn't the alrpm1
alte become • lhopplng cenler Or a
boualng 111bdlvlalon!" thew~ ...
. pert aald bltmllY-
He aald thal federal dlctatlon of what
are -ly local mailers abould be
permanenUy dlawded aa an lngredfent
of public polfcy.
"The Deparlmenl of Tranoportatlon
bu conalltenlly oppioed .. --federal grant pn>grom for airport
development."' Mackey atated. He urged
thal llates late a more leading poolUoo
ln the 1vf1Uon field.
"AviaUon. aJmoet since the day of
ffa blrtb, bu a!Joyed ~ llalua but it CID no. longer Y claim to a
rfgbl of opedaJ treatment or subsidy.
It mut pay UI own way," the .speaker
tmdtded On 1tmnar subjects, Mackey said:
-Defense requirements must have
priority in possible combination use of
..UUng mllltary airports.
-Tbe question. of hijacking planes has
not betn aolved. Every avenue bu been
aplored but we do oot want to do
anything to endanger passengers.
-Standards will be established for
no1le 1Uppresalon but there ls DO "silent''
airplane In alght. .
-LDcaJ participation is.weateat In zon..
Ing to avold airport problema:. But i&
ls a local question to be solved locally,
-Larger planes wlll not reduce air
congestion and will Increase airport con-
gestion. They wUI ju11t keep up wltb
the growth of air travel
., . "To accompliab tbeB W~vfL.w_e_
look forward to developing a mutually
desirable and feasible master plan with
your Planning Commission.
youngster Dies -Hayakawa Seeks ld_e11tity
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Offers of Bloo~ Of Striking SF Teachers '"Ibe request for annexatJon la made.
ol COllJ'le, with the undenlandlng that
a Muter Plan acceptable to Ull!: com·
munlty would be developed ~or to the
annention eJecilon. ''
Slpen King, Paul Bradley, Ivan Lig-
gett, Edward W. Turk, Michael Guflltt,
and WIDlam C. Draper, polJ11ed out that
the 0rance County Planning Department
ts makin& a master plan atudy of the
area, one found "'unacceptable" by the
algnerl.
Huntington Higli
Bids for Speech
Crown Tonight
Speaten from Huntington Beach High
School wtll put their be<I voice forward
Thunday nlgl>t aa they compete In the
32nd annuaJ oratorical contest IJ>OnlOl'ed
by HlDltington Beach American Legion
Poll m. ·
The contect will start at 1 p.m. on
the second Door of Memorial Hall.
The winner will go on to the diltrict
finala with a chance f<r a top lcholanhip
award ot $4,000.
Former POil No. L!3 Commllllder Orlan
Softn: II chairman of thil year's contat.
The pubUc is invited to hear the young
orators live their best.
Valley Republicans
Plan Castro Program
"CUtro'I Hand in the U.S. Turmoil,"
will be explained to the Huntington Valley
Young Republicans at 8 p.m., 'Ibunday,
at the Sheraton.Beach Inn, Huntlngton
Beach.
Joee Norman, a former C u b a n
joumallst and coffee plantaUoo owner,
will talk about his experlenooi ln CUba
and his acape from the Ca!tro regime.
DAllY PILOT
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'It Was • Mlr11cl1 Anybody Survived'
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AIRLINER CRASHES • • •
four.fool ocean ... e11a and broU apart
Jun behind the wlnp.
Hooeymoonlllg SAS ptlot Olof Andenon,
38, dozina: Jn a seat beside his bride,
Marianne, 23, said be thought the initial
impact wu jwlt a rough landing at
the Los Angeles field.
"Then I saw the water coming intO
the plane. My wife and I waited for
the plane to stop and then searched
for the rubber rafb:," Anderson said.
"Some of the women were screaming
and I looked around and u.w some
bloody laces," be conUnned after be!J1g
brou&hl aabore at a butify establialied
uscue dl!peraaI cenler at Marina del
Rey.
"It took a long Ume for the tall
"SeCUon to aink," aald Anderson, of
Stockholm, "wt climbed onto the wings
Hearing Slated
On City's Plan
A public hearing will be held tonight
on a proposed amendment to the
Westminster City Councll at 7:30 o'clock
in council chambers.
The amendment, recommended earlier
by the Plannlng Commission, woold ex·
pand poaaible fulure industrial develop-
ment in 1 general area bounded by
Magnolia Street, Hazard Avenue, Ward
Street and McFadden Avenue.
The area in question is currently zoned
for light manufacturing and commercial
use.
A change Jn zoning is not being con·
1idered at the present, but the area
wW be con11idered for wider industrial
development in the future.
Se1ection of a financial consullant for
the propelled 14.2 mlllioo paru and
recreation bond will al5o be considered
by the councll.
The proposed bond is for I O
neiebbOrhood parks, a 10.acre upaiWon
ol Siegler Part and a three-par goU
coune to be located on property next
to Westminster High School.
Huntington Pair
Charges Dropped
A Huntington Beach coople accused
ol polRlllon ol marijuana lollowfng 1
pollce raJd on thelr home have betn
clear<d ol all char&ea IJ1 Well Orange
Counly muitlcfpal'coori.
.Btrnle, 24, and Miry S&n1, 21, of
Sii Ninth SL ...,.. booted by = NO¥. ·u after a raid on the Sam
ln wbicb MV'fll'I ptrlOfll wse arrested oe a variety ol drup oil-. AllO
cleared ol an charge1 In the Int.rim
oarlod ,,.. Dolt ~ Ludlow, lll, ol
!llllJdon and 'I1motby Rolin Stewart, ti,
olMoorovla.
SchedUled for jury trial In the 11me
court Feb. II are Jooepb 0-,t, lll,
and 0-,e Carel•, It, of Monrovia
and Jim"" Lee Deamer, U. of AJuaa.
All .,. accuoed ol _...ion ol mari-
juana . and being praaant In -. place
where marlju1na wu u.std.
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and got into a life raft but it had
1 hole in it and aank."
Anderson u.id his pretty bride diaa~
peaced for 1 time and be fund the
"¥ Jost, but the newlywed! were llOOO
reunited in another liferaft.
Another SAS pilot 1board the downed
craft, Olav Hanson, said he tried to
he1p take charge of evacuation ope.raUOlll
as the shattered lircraft bobbed on the
swells.
"We have to leave the plane," the
off-duty llanson abouted. onferin& iboM
able to help to get llftrafts from the
overhead compartments.
l\AFlll LAUNCHED
Launching rubber rafts from the left
wing, Hanson said heavy winds blew
one into the tom, jagged nose of the
plane, which la named "Sverre Viking,"
causing it to puncture and slnk.
Several Coast Guard vewll, includlng
the cutter11 Point Judith and Point Brldge
led yachts and ple&IUl'e boall out tnto
storm·la11hed aus on the mercy m1u1on.
Three amphibious helleopten were im-
mediately dispatched under Lot Anaeles
InternaUonal Airport'• at-tiea air diluter
plan, flood-lighting the are• when heavy
swells pre.vented them from setting
down.
Procedure.11 for handllng such a cltt.cblne
were rehearsed immediately following
the similar Nov. 22 pulClke landing
of 1 Japan Airlines jelllner off San
Franclsco lntemalionlll Alrporl
~fiRACLE LANDING
No one aboard the JAL plant which
carried 107 persons was killed or injured,
but the miracle landing in a calm.
lihallow portion of San Francisco Sq
alerted Los Angeles safety offlcllll to
the possibllity of one in the Southland.
Passengers injured in the Monday night
SAS crash were taken ashore e.lther
by boat or lifted into hellcopte.r1 by
aerial sllnp, depending upon need fer'
immediate treabnent.
"The conditions were terrible,'' said
David Hwcraft. 43. of lnglev•ood, .skip-
per of the Los Angelea County Harbor
Patrol boat "Bay Wat.ch."
FOUR-FOOT SWEU
"There wu 1 three-to-four foot awe II,"
he Wd, "and the vtalblllly waa almolt
nootxl.ltent.''
SUrvfvon -many ol them bleodlnl.
moaning, and cryinl to be tabn iO
shore and ufety-wen rushed to UCLA
Medical Center and Santa MMlca lfol-
pli:al. with five serloullly tnjuff.ld and all
others In fair to good lbape.
A Los Angel,. County Sberlff'1 De-
partment bul supplemented 1 fleet of
ambulances.
'lbe pUot declined to dillcusa ~Ible
ctustS ot the first commerclll airliner
crash In the history ol Loo Anftlea In-
ternational Alrpori, which opened In
1947, but praised hiJ crew.
One atewardela ii amM1 the dead
and another ii missing. • .... _
He delcribed their -.. ......,
hetolc and dlaclpllned, -a Cout Guard rescuer u.1d lt was .newhlt
of a mlrlcle thit the DCI d!dn't brui:
apart and •Ink enUrely.
In Waahlftilon, D.C., tho National
Tranopotlalfoll Slfety Board at1llOUl1COd
It w11 dlapat.chlng • tum of 10 meo to
lnvt1llg1t.e the cruh, 11¥hile SAS offl-
clal1 Immediately tool< oil from Co-
penhagen to join them. •
Despite good v.·ishcs and offers of
blood from scores of Orange County
resfdenlll', a Westminster sixth grader
died Saturday at Long Beach Memorial
Hospital after a fight against a cancerous
spinal tumor.
Funeral services were scheduled ror
S p.m. tod1y for Ktylene McCarty, 12,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.M. McCarty
of 8762 PachecQ St.. at Peek Family
chapel.
The girl had rare O.negatlve blood
and when it wu diacovered that the
girl might need blood transfusions, scores
of persons volunteered to lltand by to
donate the nre type.
FamUy spokesmen said the girl had
a Canctf'OWI spinal tumor and had been
in the hospital three times In the past
year.
Survivors Include her parents; two
sisters, Muzette and Mrs. Erma Bullock,
both of Sa.nta Ana; a brother, Bill
Galven.er of Costa Mesa; and her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Berl Chase
of Sacramento, Mrs. Vera McCarty of
Portland, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
McCarty of Modesto.
Statue of Dr. King
Set for Cathedral
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A alatue of
Dr. MarUn Luther King Jr. will be
placed aJongside other churth leaders
in the nave of the Wuhlngton National
Cathedral (Eplacopal).
The very Rev. Francis Sayre Jr. said
the cathedral's aculptor·in-residenct, Carl
Bush, would carve the 30--inch ltattle.
King preached In the cathedral last
March 30, four days before his assassina·
lion.
'I 'l'alked to God'
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -AcUng
President S.I. Hayakawa sent certified
letters today to the San Francisco State
College faculty in an attempt to identify
striking teachers.
Hayakawa 's move came on the recom-
mendation of the council of academic
deans and as a preliminary to a court
hearing involving the American Federa·
lion of Teachers. The session wcu
scheduled for 2 p.m.
The union was ordered to show cawe
In superior coUrt why a temporary in-
junction banning Its strike should not
be made permanent. Presld.ing Judge
Edward F. O'Day issued the on:ler a
week ago and slPikil'g t~achers face
poulble fines and arrest for violations.
They also face loss of thf'i r jobs under
provisions of the state ctlur.allon code
which declares five slraight clays of
unauthorized absences consUtute.f an
automatic resignation. Hayakawa asked
the teachers in his Jetter to fill out
enclosed attendance forms .
President Gary Hawkins of the AFT
Local 1352 urged faculty members to
ignore Hayakawa's request. Chairman
Leo McClatchy of the Academic Senate
also announced his opposition.
"I think it is a demeaning device."
11ald Hawkins. "We are professionals.
This is just another kind of loyalty
oath."
McClatchy said he would place the
lswe before the Academic Senate's next
meeting. He said he opposed the request
on "the same principle llll the loyalty
oath Wue against which we fought years
ago."
Militant leaders of the JO.week 11tudent
strike Monday contradicted reports of
possible peace moves. They accused
Hayakawa of "trying to tamper with
the internal affairs" of the Black
Students Union.
Miss Ann Petrootl rests Monday after being freed by SI. Louil pollc•
who said aha had been nailed in a closet for five day1 without food
or water. Invertigators said the 57·year-old woman was held prt1oner
by a part time handyman wbo worked for her. Sbe 18id she prayed
for her release.
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H.ayak1wa met with BSU member
Roscoe Blount last week in what was
described as a major effort to solve
the problems which have resulted In
dissension and violence on the 18,~stu
dent campus since Nov. 6.
Strike leaders told a news conference
Monday that Blount, a graduate student.
wasn't a representative of the BSU or
the Third World Liberation Front Thi
two minority groups cdHd the walkout
1n support of 15 "nOIHlegoUable''
demands on the administration.
Jerry Varnado, BSU representative on
the central committee, denounced the
Hayakawa-Blount talks. He said the
Negro group "want.II to assure our llUP.
porters that there have been no talks
and no meetings" between the college
administration and the BSU.
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MURDER. • •
and passengers, if any, grabbed the
collision with another. car.
Her car was scratched slighUy and
a couple or parts fell of! to be found
Jate.r by police at the point of impacL
She drove on toward death a few
hundred yards from the accident scene.
Apparently the other car drove up beside
her and cau~ her to stop one way
or another. She appare11tly got out of
her car and walked up to the other
car some 20 to 30 feet away, police
believe.
If this theory is co rrect the driver,
victim in anger and slashed her badly.
She managed to twist ~way from the
death grip and reel back lo\vard her
car. She didn't make it.
A search of the area t11rr.ed up A
blue sedan which shows c1 i•lcncc of
a recent colli sion. officers s<iid. lnsidc
the automobile. found at 21st Strf'et
ind Olive Avenue in a deserta: area
of oil tanks and pipelines, officer~
dlscovere.d blood spatters on the front
seat. steering wheel and gear shift lever.
The car was traced to Miss Dinger
at her apartment and officers arrested
Misa Dinger and Coatney on murder
charges about four hours after the crime
was commJtted, according to the police.
Funeral services for ~1rs. Markee v.•ill
be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Hillside
Chapel 1t Rose Hills Memorial Park,
Whittier. Burial will follow at the me-
morial part.
Family members said that Mrs.
Markee had three ll()f\S and two daughters
and that the family doe.s not wish the
names of the sons and daughter.s nor
family history divulged.
Bandit Pleads
To Lesser Co1mt
A Westminster man accused of being
one of two bandits who held up 1 aervict
station in that city last Sept.. 10 bas
pluded IUllty to reduced charges jn
SUperlor Court.
Judge Robert Gardner accepted the
plea ol Edwin Theodore White, It, !hat
he wu an acces90ry in the $34 holdup
of the HtJdton Service Station, 7Ml
Watmloster Ave. He dlam.issed earlier
dw'ges ol armed robbery and ordered
Whfte to serve thr@e years probaUon.
Wblte'a 1CCOmpllce In the hokluit.
Richard Oi1mond .Roubedeauz, 19, of
JJOll Wlllmelte Ave., We&tminster, J1
scbedu1ed to return to court Feb. &
for tentencina:. He hu pleaded ruUty
to second degree armed robbery .
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Soviets Launch
UPIT .......
ORllTING THE EAlfnl
<osmonavt Shatalov
Laguna Police _
Caich .Marijuana
Warrant Suspect
Alter a notrsO-merry chue through
the downtown area, a Laguna Beach
police oftlcer Monday night ran to earth
a suspect named in two marijuana war-
rant&.
Police &aid DenDis John Martino, %Z,
no fii:ed address, was arrested at the
Broadway shopping center by of'fker
Robert Remillard.
After bb 1951 car hlt a chain lint
fence. 11aid poHC!:, Martino fled on foot,
the officer firtd a shot in the air and
pbunced on Martino when he tripped
during • foot clwe.
· Police aaid Marllno bad driten throu&h
l .. -red Dghla and I atop alp in the dbwntown ~ while Remillaid was in ~£ u.sing red light and atron.
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sent 'a' m1ml!d ~ ... f "apraceciJft tilCo
oitilt Or1lind the""~ toda 6n wllat
the BulllaRI aaid ,, ... ··.Japi1e1~ ...
program. 'l'bere WU specuJ1doo the
COllDODlul -1d attempt a space llnir.-
up --croft .. .• llnt step tewardl estebHlh:f.a• space ltad.oo.
WIUrln ml!lfila the lllmcb the
Sbala)ov, told
'''Everythiq )!
1-spiMiia'n
reported -In • -of .,.,.. ual--s·.nr111 lioll ·lodoii
. 'bis .. ,.. ~ 1'!11 .,,,.,.in. ~ ,, 'l<ir the
Soviet Ullloo, M°"""' WOVWon, within
90" mlmltes of , liltoll brllidwl video-
tapes of Silatalov'• i!dp aOlrlng ,majto-
tieall1. !rolll the.-Soyi.t'1 ~ Asia ·~-and cdi!vliif, .-...mi orbit. Tho Rualiins broadcuf plcture1 of the
launch of Soyuz a last November about
3& boun alter It l~t )II Ial!lifh pad, all"
unorecedented for the llusSialls. As usUal !hi Soviet Urilon did not de-
tail Coals of the·hites! space fliCl>t and
the news agency Tua: 5'kf only It wu
a "complicated and nspomlble pro-gram." . '
Y. S. 1pace experts llld the Sovi.ts
had a ''window'' for a· lbot at tbe moon
if Soyuz 4 waa.to llm>O m.. earth orlljt
toward a lunar mfaioii to match ~
ica'• Apollo-·I feat. But mo1t apecu.Ja.
tion centered on a linkup with J1rt
manned Cosmos m satellite. sent aion
Sunday, or for docking with a manned
1pacecraft yet to be launched
The United States carrt.d out docki"l!
maneuvers with the manned Gemini
spacecraft and lhe unmanned Agena targ~t rockell liut U. not perionned a !!_ocklng by' two mlmied opacej:l'aft. There also~ haS been no uchlnge · of
crews in spa~requently rumond •s
a Soviet project. ·
A Moscow televiskm commentator said
Shatalov's. fligh4 would .cooduct -furthier
teats on 1be SOyhz l'pacecrift as part <l
ttre Soviets' !onf range goll of est:ab-
lishing earth-orbiting 1paC!: statiom for
interplanetary spat!: travel.
NEW YORK,(UPI) -The itDc:k mar-
l:et cl..-.d •b!per _, In moderate
trading. Tbe advance larceJy reflected
}hdi<tiolll of lncrwod bowlnc 11arts W. year, mostly blabtr automobile.
sails durin.< the lint ildro cl. January,
riliol alumlrwm ~ and a commu·
ce ilepartment ,.port lbat bullnesl sates accelerated bl NoVember in tbe
faoe of incrtased lnveolcrltl. (See
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Deloencllng lltroolh lllmml' ntpl-otiel
fn : an ablJomW. lttndlni •Jll"O"cll. •
Scondinavlall I jell!t>er. ·with. -15 ~
. 1plaabecl Jnto..tbe , OCOU• el~mllol ~ Playo-de! lit}' lolOllf\iJ Ii, and b)'
dawn today a third GI abcmd
Wen!! presumed ~ , l '., 1 •
Seareber• cootlntied to ~ lor 11
poaathle ..,.Ivon In the rdllwepl, Mo
deiree wl~ ~ 111oru i-r1a11 ~ Ille rufact, but bope WU flnlllf ~ ,
&no.!· that UI)'.-""""' nmalA alive.
; l'Qllr boclll'. "' roi:orere11 ~ •
'l ~ud 30 '1'll'lll ,avetl bf an arm,eda
,)-I :, ' Mora (~ ......... , ' \
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of• 411 r..cue 0-afl and p;Ivato boa11
u 'the' <hrila at oet. imlolcleil m;ler
the glare of bellcopter tJWcbllgtrti· and
• }lltracllllte fl.,....
!< Cable Commuter Alrli1H01 pllot from
Westminster waa the fint penon· to
slP,I floating wreckage .of the ~
dlnavlJlll A!rlln.. System DCI, 1ie4ded
into ' Loo Angel" lnternaUoar' Airport wllen ii hll. · .
The SAS Flight 933, plloltd by Capt.
Kenneth Pavil, former Brltilh Royal
AJr Force mer, cllaapPeared !run tower
radarscopes l!l 7:40 p.m., "~ler • 1~
hour diolay aloft In a hokllnc pattern
over the San Joaquin Valley .
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SAIGON' (UPI) -About 5,000 aW.ed-In Vietnam since 1965 but "none can seascin wu ·m ftlll nrins lbday 81 a ·
troops ~ed a Communist-held compare wtth -this.'' He said .many more persistent storm dumped more prectplta·
Capt. Davil bad aa.ld , he was a-
perleljclng minor landlnc sear' lmlhle befo<e turning the bl( Jet inland to
ap-ch. Runway 25L oo an east<rly
ovenea route nept by U-mJle-aD. bcm
..--and storm 1urbulence.
peninsula 'Oil South Vietnam's ·central troops were lao®d. at ln::hon ·in Sep-tion on .the ofanie CoJSt th.an had bletl
coast in the blggtll ainpbibioos operaUon tember, 19Si0, in the.campaign that drove predicted. . . . ~ the North Korean , army out of South since U. · S. Marjnea landed al lnchor Korea "but ttiis Us a far mctt com· West Oran&e Cotµlty bore the brunt
Rather~ in ~ forian war, m.llita!)' · plicated and far reaching opes:aUon in of the wet weather a1 -l.M ~·-of
apokestt\en satcttOdlf. -·' · ever)"otber r.espeot." rain fell on the HunUng(on Vap.,. area
Communiques ta.Id some 3,000 u. s. PardclpaUng in the peninsula driye overnight. Costa Mesa repor\ed 1.14 in·
were elements of the U. S. -anny ches, Laguna Beach 1.05 ncbes, whU~
Marines riding heJJ~s and l&Ddlo&. Atnerical . dtvialon, the Marines' 26th Newport Beech was •cbmparaUVely dry cr~·•~Jnto,~'Bat.anpn ·B~.. regimental · landing team .and .unll,s of with a .'72 reading. ·
MOnday from the SoUth '~'~Ses.. tile South ,Vietnamese· 2nd infantry , This l!rodght'the ....00'1 total rainfall
Another 1,000 U. s. and South Vlelname1e division to UO tnches In the·HuoUngton Valley, a infan~ set up a cordon at the Near S;1gon early today a· Viet Cong sharp declihe from the ~:37 1inchee WtUf;:b
nf.ct· of lbe llthmU. lo ·black ., 'C<Q-force iltacldq ·behind a rocket grenade had falleli ·at this· Unle ~ast ·year: Tbe
munl.st l'etrtll , , :1 . ;: • batTagei partially destroyed a bridge sbarput CClbtrul was In Newp>tt Belch.
.Aboul 1;900-~unilf aoldi<fs wero : g....ied Ill' Soulh Vletnanieae aoldlen> where the > C\lmllt Ut .,tatal waa belieftd. holed ' uP'.on the ~ JOO ' Other' ~ troops invaded a .. measur~ ag~ la~ ~ r.l.~1. . . nil~ ...-theast of ~ l;oalkl ~ · refugee camp on the. ...-then> coast ·AJ the •alri cohtmued ·thll•.-.itnr•
and loudspeaker broadcutl utgi4 .mi' and kidnaped about» .0 nien, women . weather fore:utes Wft'e' Jookfrc ,,_
oatlfnate<h 5,000 ·to 10,QI!! J'lvlliapl. ·la aOd children, government 1paiesmen a clearing tnnd late tAld•y, .parttns<tlto
the area to1leavt1 ptior to~ usault. -: zakl. clwds for fair 1tia WednescfAJ ..
'Jbe tlr&et ol the !UliuV "'.U • · iwo-
sqiw<.mlle area. heaTllY f91'1llied w\lh ·
bunkers and tunnels thiot ba,s 1>een Uled •
by tliO Communiltl u .•. llLIP!I ~
Im-m!ft tllon I> yean, ·the opqk-
~ ·~·'\:ef~d='
Saddlehack -Won't Become
:~=~::~~.I! ~<it"'~ College of Mission Vie1·0
•trona11 C<lllelted," Brig. .Gen. Howlid ,
Suddeply, without warning except ~
one steward{!!.!' order to fatten ieat
belts, the Riane slammed Into 'tJnl to
fClllr.foot ocean swells and broke apart
just ti<hlnd ·the wlnlot. Honeymoootnc~AS" pilot OIOI Andenon,
~-dozing In a !eat belllde his brkle,
Marlaone, 23, llld he ~ the ID!tlll
impact WU just I Jouch landlnc at
U1e Loi Angei.t field .
'.'Tben I saw the water comlJll'-lnto
the plane. My wile and I walltd for
tbe plane to st:Op and then rteOrcbed
for the tubbet rifts," Andenon aid:
"Some ot the ~ m · ~
and r looked ·around ··and .. w 'IOtllt
biood,f faces," he continued. afte<. bcinl
bl'Mlflht ashore at I bastlly establilhed
rocue dispeilal 'CSlla' Ill '1tlarlna de!
Rey. ) •
,"II took 1 lobg time IOI' the taU
HcUon to 1ink;" llk1 Andenon, of
Stockholm, ''we climbed onto the wlnp
lllld got Into a life rift but It bad
a hole in It and sank."
)\nde-.. Id hit p!?lty IKlde 41ap-' !See ADI CltMll, Pap II
Oraage r
New Plans for Btii-efobt Bar '. •r~"S--°l" iul fott1 c,om'_, . -• '
· JAii .. ~. ·~-_, , ""'d!ebec:k ilnllltea ~·t w111t their with the college, and not jull c1-' ·-eip<i>d""•""""· ... bb j~ iollelo to.,.,...,,. loioWn U ·the ociloOll." . •
K110!111 In 111 hlyd1y u a llcliloHXUal
havet1, Laguna11 now.quiet Barefoot Bar
m1,1 lunl over • new leaf ana ~llf'
a centu for 1.eena&en.
The pooslbillty was broached to
rep esmtattmr f1 the young set thJs
week by City Manqer James. D.
W!leaton. He IOUgtlt 1 feedback of teen
lntemt "" the !lhllhood tllat tbe bar
bul1dinC mlgbl be utlltsod lo the -niOntha .. yoOlll ........ under -oftlit city llec:reollon Departmenl
Wheaton abo tacked on a lilt of ~-lnducllna .-led approval of ~ tbelea9ee and tbe city ......ii.
The _.,, --u the B/iionhralt. Ill Oceaa Ave., II leaded bf. allomey J....,. Stevtlllljlll since !Ill PIJi<hue by the city from Conaolldaltd
~Co.
''I dda' think U'I malJn& any lllOllq • ,,
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for Stevenson," Aid the city manager.
"And the teens tiave recojyed veey llUle
in the Wlf tf Witlt» tJecauR 1of Jeck
of fi.cllities."
U Stevenson Is willing and tbe council
Is willlJl( to porfwlth the........, during
tbe Winter -(•boot 1131 mooth}y)
phu paJ fcr --. ot r'aerullGnal
aupervbioo, the project Dia)'. .. , .,,
the IJ'OllM ..
The lnlllal qdatl\ln, W1iMlon indlelltd
11 ~ .-_ h1 ieeiH<ra to h
propoaal. • .,,,... ... • lot of . -
endl,'' he said. "but. I'm 1'trJ excited about tl. ..
The rule ~ Indeed be • chanp
of -fer dro old Bonloot. Bow• of the bomooa:qal • cllt!llM Uiat. ...,,,
frequoottd l!Je .plai>a and tlleb' reported
hlj!nr. the city wlpl . • 1.., ·-aplmt tho bu lrYIJli, to abate It aa an undalrable etalillllimcnt .
I
-~ wu killecland .al> w<!UMed CoU.p of il!lsalon Viejo. He poloted out that In the IUCCdaful
during tbe -IT ti!Ues of the _all,., Moi>day night they took steps to 'le -electlon preclKts cioaell -.to
Sile ~.IOO ~were.....-, di-late the college from the nearby the oampdl voled the -heavl!J' in ' up-Jilt·~,·-{ '\ r"'· ..._.,\, lianoed <d>IMNftl!Y '!'<\s!ve\Jt •wider favor. ' • · RU-Mto;i'WlllJam w. IWllttDI Jr., ldentllicallon wlili the JuniOr college In other buaineu, the Saddleback bolid
~°I rn=~: dlatQ_£1, that ~¥' fl<'m ~·Ip := = ~ ~:c.t1111:1:.-=
' . ' ~~aa a poll!;t U\at'purcbaea . PIVkk BacWI, Daoa ·l'<llDt, will .be
. ·· be iude fh>m.llrJlll wt"1jl\ q,e. cllitl1ct ' eJpjrlDc. , • • · •• · Cll~ Sch~uI~ · w~ llley ... ~ n~ mt llpckw, -. •. ""' .... -·1 Maril\a . . . "-~ ·<Ni>Ull by lbil ~ tbe ' !Ugfl School, In ff1lnllnllol> ~. -' . ., ' . . !, 1 ' diltttct, cm !WU uadtt llOi; .' "':· "'. 1>11~ to• ""1 -ia!L Voce~ 41, • Breakfast Meetµrg · · "If• -to lda.tlrk;!,~QD muoary -...... and 1~ eo11op ·
1,,. IArunl ~~·win~~ ~!,:Id,-; ~ ... Vil¢-~~~ §' :t1. ·::i: ll~.w:· ':!,{
111·aecond w~ ~ ~ il 1 1111111 111 'Ute-¥.ten Uve ,_~r ·q..,. Cleclded. · u,e Hotel LqmJi l...n i.'IO t 1 a.111,' ' F\11'1¥ ~ ·ijte !Ut!Un Q)ne~' enns or Colllnll, LoUll Zllltt ml
Wediw.tilaJ . . I . I ' llOot\l'l'r:tii ~ '·"' ' ~~ -t Ulllll • lf11. •
A -: <f 'lublp, ':&'' lhtf('. . ~ '\fioQl;j . .l~~,1_!!!1 ' t ~:..-. ~ wtll-De pen& IHi 1 ' , \ .. • ... •-'· f teJ1 • .eJeet19it~
Cllimliirnl•--'WantD' ' '" /l . ~l1t19"a _el!ort ~ tle.cte\f.". VoCeJ' apt '.10 ~.iitd
ed the .,.;;,a?ilitplia.• · 11e "" • •'tie im..,i,o ntate • n11 Backttl aco1nat five, sq· 11r1 ..m 1n 8ruhl will cOat ,t.IO per ,,....... effolt IO eel' tho ,.,.... ma llwolvod ' their, .... WU wldelf spUl .
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''Mrs. Brown , , , Er ••• I Wonder If You'd Like to Reconsider
That 'No Pets' Rult on that Rental Unit of Yours?"
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AIRLINER CRASHES . • •
reunited lo another liferaft.
Another SAS pilot aboard the downed
craft. Olav Hanson, said he tried to
help take charge of evacuation operaUoos
21 the ehatlered aircraft bobbed on tile
'"We have to leave the plane," the
oft-duty Hanson shouted, ordering those
able to belp to get lilerafts from the
()Verhead compartments.
RAF'lll LAUNCHED
Launchiog rubber rafts from the left
\ving, Hanson said heavy winds blew
one into the tom, jagged nose or the
plane, which is named "Sverre Viking,"
causing jt to puncture and sink.
Several Coast Guard vessel!, including
the cutters Point Jud.1th and Point Bridge
led yach" and pleasure boa" out into
'torm-Iaabed seas on the mercy mlssi6n.
Three amphibious helicopters were im-
mediately dispatched under Los Angeles
International Airport's at-sea air disaster
plan, flood-lighting the area when heavy
1well1 prevented them from setting
down.
Procedures for handling such a ditching
were rehearsed immediate!)' following
the similar Nov. 22 pancake landing
of 1 Japan Airlines jeUiner oil San
Francisco International Airport.
No one aboard the JAL plane which
carried 107 persona was killed or injured,
but the miracle landing in a calm,
lihallow portion of San Francisco Bay
alerted Los Angeles safety officials to
the po5Sibility of one ill the Southland.
Passengers injured in the Monday night
SAS crash were taken ashore either
by boat or lifted into helicopters by
aerial alings, depending upon need for
immediate treatment.
''The cond.IUons were terrible," said
DaVid Howcraf~ 4.!, of Inglewood, skip-
per of the Los Angelea County Harbor
Patrol boat "Bay Watch."
"There wu a three-to-four root awell,''
Nun Takes Fall
Off Laguna Oiff
A nun who toppled about ~feet down
1 rocky Laguna Beach cUU dW'ing an
outing was badly skinned and nauseous
but apparently atherwise all right,
lifeguardft reported today.
Weguard LL Eugene DePaulis iden·
tified the vicUm as Sister Mary Aileen
McDermJt of San Gabriel. He said she
and about six other ntm11 were pickni.ck·
Ing below Victor Hugo Point Friday.
AB lbe threw a towel to lhe beach
below, aald DePaulis, she lost her looUng
on the dirt path where there i1 no
guard railing and tumbled to the beach.
Gaanls administered first aid .
DAllY PILOT
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11. ..... , ktt•il
i;Gllo•
TJ.,..,., A. t.4v•p~: ...
M•"9tlnl £1•~
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l•-l•tdl· Cl!y EflW
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M•IGttt M4•1HI P.O. I•• '''· t2•JZ: ---C.lit MtMr lJIOWftl at'I' ilrttt H-1 ..... , ttll #Ml .. ni.. 90\llt\ll'.
ltUllfi.r..torl .. Kii; ~ ii~ $1tfo'I
he said, 11and the visibility was almost
nonexistent."
Survivors -many of Ulem bleeding,
moaning, and crying to be taken to '"°"' and safety-were iusbed to UCLA Medical Center and Santa llloolca Jloo.
pil'af, witb flve aertoualy Injured and ali
otberl in fair to good lbape. ,
A Los Angeles <;o<mi, Sber!lra De-
partment bui aupplemeoted • f1eet ol
ambulanoes. \,
1be pUot declloed to dfic\l!I poalble
causes ol the llrBI commer<!af alrU-
craah ID the h'4f«Y ol Lo& Anplel 1"'
ternatlonaf Alij>orl, whleh opentd 1o·
194'1, but praised bis crew.
Ooe tlewude!o-II llDOlll lbe dead
and another II mt.aing.
He described their lctlons u totally heroic and disciplined, while a Coast
Guard rescuer laid it was somewhat
of a miracle that the DCI didn't break
apart and sink enUrely.
In Waahingtoo, D.C., the Natiollal
Transportallon Safely Board lllllOWICOd'
it was dispatching a team of 1t men to
investtaate the crash, while SAS offi. ciw fmmedlal<ly took off from C:O.
penhagen to Jpin them.
Federal Avlallon AdminiatraU\111 of.
ficers at Los An¢es 1btemaUonaf
Airport aafd Flight IM's landing ap-
proach was somewhat unusual, llllce
planes uaualiy awoop ID from tha Ult
over Inglewood. •
The nm.way approach out of the west,
however 1 requlru a pilot to "ly on
his own lnstrumenls, wl>ile the routine
landing Is governed by the Proclslon
Approach Radar (PAR) system of
guidance.
The Sverre Viking's two crews had
brought the plane in from Copenhagen
over the North Pole route, with a Monday
afternoon :stopover in SeatUe, Wash.,
prior to its scheduled 6:05 p.m. Los
Angeles terminus.
A gray, drizzly dawn broke over the
Pacific Coast today, revea1ing the
wreckage of the DC8 .._ originally built
just a few miles away in Santa Monica
-still bobbing ib the water which
reaches depths of 300 feet at the crash
scene.
Removable portions of the wrecked
airliner were brought a.share Mooday
night and official! hoped to tow the
hulk to shallower water o(f Malibu Can-
yon to comple(e recovery operations.
Award-winning
Laguna Artists
Set Exhibition
An elhi.bilion of works by 15 award·
winning artists, a one-man lhow of
sculpture and a display of antique
Spanish f a n s will be offered Sunday
through Feb. 24 at the Laguna Beach
Art Association galleries, 307 Cliff Drive,
Laguna Beach.
IJ'he "Winners Circle" exhibit ii com-
posed of winners in the associaUon's
All Media Juried Membership Show.
Joan C:.UI, artist member of the
association, presents her sculpture :show
in the Lower Gallery.
The fan collection ts on display in
the East Gallery.
Exhibiting artists in the Winnen: Circle
are: Herb Griswold of Laguna Beach
with "Boundry" (oil-acrylic), Adele
Heyman of Laguna Beach with "Head
XI" (watercolor), and;
Barbara Hogg of Laguna Hills wil.h
"Seylla and Cherybdi:s" (graphics),
Johanna Jordan of Redlands with "Jos-ette" (sculpture) and Zelda Rd>in30n
of Newport Beach with "Variations of
Lloo" (era! .. ).
Tonia Nagel of Laguna Beach with
"H .. ther" (m!Dd medial will alae be
tlhlbJUng having received the Associate
Artist Mercllandlse Award.
Honorable menUon winnf:n are : Rote
Baumruhr of Claremont with "HUis"
(oil), Mildred Brown of Hollywood wttb
"Study in Three Colon: (oil ), Kay Grey
of Fountain Valley with "Bowers Pump"
(acrylic), and ;
Johanna Jordan of Redland1 with
"Tono" (aculpturel, Roger Kun" of
Laguna Beach with '"The Salb" (oll),
Ema Lawler ol Lacuna Buch with
"S.Uk" (cr•I .. ), Dorothy McKinne)' of
Bru wtth "Interlude" (w1Jer<0lor), and;
Mary Riker of Lallllll 8-11 with
"In My Houae No. i• (IJ'llphiCI), and
Lyne T. Shackelf.ro ol El Cajon wttb
"Boathoo>e" (walen:olor).
Juron wen Sam Cllyb<rger of Lo&
Ancelet. YDMI Nakamura ol Whlltltt
and Arnold SchUren of Topanga.
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F ace .Mur .derCharge
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' Two . A·cc~ i~,'1u-,itington ·Woman's Stabbing Death
111·Wll.U.Ui·Rl:iio j,· '· ··•wo''ilOditltei, ·win tate thelo two 1 load of laundry to a coin laundry A "an:h of the area turned up a
ot ._ °'"' ,..., ....., to'cdbrt,".l&kf Del.~~, and wu on bet ""1 back to tbe aprart.. blue M41D whk:h ¥x>wa ~v,idtn<t• of
Munier complafnts will be 1011ght late Tht ...... ol .,_ ... ~.. .. ol !IOI menl where abe lived alone. a ,...01 oolllstoo, ·'"-said. Inside tod>y ... Wedneaday aaalmt a llllll and """' ,,,. •. ~~. -. • -..,.--• ~
woman now being hefd by Huntlniton OJJvo Ave., Huntington Beach, wu At Adama Aveooe and 17th strott the automobile, found at 2lst Strttt
Beach police in the bloody street stab6inc cllef:Qvcred by 1 passerby about t : JS she apparently wb involved in a mtoor and Ollve Avenue in a desertec; area
du.th of Mra. Hester Markee. p.m.-&mday 1t wu sprawled on Ute col1isloo with another. car. of on tanb and pipelines, officers
Held in llllntingtoa City Jail on the pav-nt o1' 17th ·-just norlll c Her Oft w .. l!"aiclled tliaJllly and discoYOtecl blood spatters oo the front murder charp II Norman Coati>ey, fl, Palin Avenue tn a pool of blood. • ""!Pie of plrlt lfl1 olf le be found oeat, ale<dng wheel and gear sbllt lever.
ao erclDev with '• Newport Beacll Mn. Marfli<~ UiroOt bail be<n .iasi> later II)' poll!e at the''l!olol of hnpoct. The car wu traced to. Mia Dinger
aerwpaoe flnn. His c om p a n i o n , ed and her body p.mctUttd by numerous She drove on towanl death • few at her apartment and officers arrested
Margareta Dlng!r, 38, a waltrtu at stab wounds. 'the-body was just a few hundred yards from the accldmt acene. Miss Dinger and Coatney on murder
a NewpOrt restaurant, baa been transfer. iocbes ln front ot her 1Ull running car Apparently the other car drove up bealde charges about four hours after lhe crime
red to women'a dettnt!oo at Onnat just DOrtb ol Palm Aveuuo. her and callled her to lllOp ooe way waa committed, accor'5lng to the police.
Colonty Jail Headllgh" of her car bacldlghled the or another. She appanntly 1ot out of Funeral ....ices for Mra. Markee will
The DAILY PILOT learned today !bat ~ ..,... next to the Huntiqlon her car and walked up to the other be held at 1e UI!. W<dneaday II Hlllsid•
the ~. who gave t\l<ir addr<u Coontry Club. car """"' to to to feet away, police Chapel II a-Hills Memorial Park,
as 260Z Delaware st .. Huntington Beach, InvestigaUon bu led to a u-y that believe. Wbihler. Burial will follow at the .,..
have prole>Sed IDnoc:enee Of aey tn-the woman may have been munlered U this theory Is ooJTOOt the driver, moriaf park.
volvement in the grialy llayln&. by the ltate· driver and-or paueoger and pusen&en, if any, grabbed the P'amlly members said that Mrs.
Detectives aid thla momln.a that the o1. an automobile wUb which lhe collided victlm. in ancer and slashed ber badly. Markee had three :sons and two daughters
pair will be taken to West Orqe County a few momenta before her death. She managed to twbt away from the and that the family does not wtsb the
Municipal Coar! .for arra!IJUllOlll u llOOO Mn. Marbe, • receplloolal for • HUI> death grip Ind reel baa toward her names of the '°"" and daughters nor
., the P8j>etWGri can be com;>leted. tingtoa Beac:h optomelrllt, bad taken car. She cl!dJ!l make IL family blstory dlwlged.
Action Slated
On Thurston
Lease Plan
TnWe1 of Lal\lllA Beac:h Unified
School !llltrlq tonight may ad 1o eanoel
• leua agreeni<ol and llllloed the
'J1wralOe Bobool . ll<odble 1cll••1nnc
equipment !bat bu been piqued wltb'
protilema. .
The school board will be uUd le
appiwe a letter to --a,.teu..
a division of Ulton lndultrfes, mcfllit~. ·
a<bfte.yeaQeaaepurc!Wearr_..;i -
for $23,854. \
1be data ~ lj'ltem, alDfllli
other thingl, waa doalined to acbOdule
ctaaaea for )'OWllltel'I ao that · ad-
minlsirators al the Innovative j1lnlor !llCh
wocld know who waa where, -·and W~Owever, W;c~ Lobo, Tb U t Ito rt
c;ounae1or, bu aa1c1 the aystem did. not -tom 5 s-•-n work properly because of. mechanlc1l ~ PY .,_
eomplications that loc:luded warped cards :::::,;:
thlt went into the machinery. . --· .• •
Wltb changea ln w .. ther and bumidlly s '.;-:..::s bell w•
kinda of paper upallded In •arytnf• ,. ; · variation, be aa!d, cards of dlfleniet' ~O lD8
~i:"~J:im:;:·u.. kldl,"·~· ,::A.; . "·'Released
told the board at a meeting lut yar" "'} . . ;;,: c:= -~· ~°"' llU ' • li£l YORK (UPI~ .': ,~ •. Sebell.
David Lloyd, ~ID'oton prtncloal.. and' a cocl!f"'1dant witb Jul!111 and Ethel
LobO tonight are to report to tlie lioaid · Holenb<rg in the eapfooage cue: ol the
on their investlgalion ol OU. 11)'1~ centurY, today won bis releue from
They have talked with repmientaUvts 1 30 year prison sentence for consptrlng
<>f International Business . Machines to deliver atom bomb secrets to Russia.
(IBM) and with a consulting linn. The us Court of Appeals ruled that Lobo told the bovd at a former · · . meeting that be felt u IBM could land Sobel ahould be given credit for seven
rocket.! on the moon the company could months hnpriaonment served prior to
hand1e Thurston's flexible scheduling. sentencing and while awaiting trial thus
29 Finishers
In Hike Given
Fitness Medals
making him eligible for parole.
Sobell had been aentenced to 30 years
ID prison Aprll 5, 1961 and the Rosenbergs
received the death penalty. They subse-
quenUy were executed in Sing Sing prison
in New York.
1be court save SobeJI credit for 7
montbl and 11 days he wu in iail
because he could not raise $100,<m bail,
prior to being sentenoot i11 1951 to 30
yean in prison on charges af di!closing
information on the atom bomb to the
Soviet Union.
Sunset Victim
Shooting Death
Action
· tnvesUgation of the shooting death of
a Sunset Belch man by a sheriff's
deputy will depend 11pon the cootents
ol a report being prepared by the sher-
iff's office, IJlltrlo! Aftorney Cecil Hieb
aa!d today.
"I expect to have that report on my
desk later today," he said. .. .
0 Until then. 1 won't knq_w j_ust wjmt
action, il any, 'sllould be''lllen ID 11!1&
cue. 1 kno" GI no circiUnstanC:e&-tlilt
would have warranted · actioo on my
part before preparation of the rtport."
Under preparaUon 111..,.iay for-the
district attorney wu a summtr7 of
evem. that led to the ..i.y1na Friday
ol .Carl A. Sjplund, 23, ol 16371. 16tb
SL The unarmed Sjolund WU allot In
the back of the bead aa be fled from
a deputy who wu attemptinc to Hrve
felony warrants for the arrest of the
motorcycle racing enthutiaat.
Sheriff's Capt.in James Broadbell baa
dr.nied poet.slaying rumors that lnore
Awaited
than one shot had been fired as Sj-0Jund
fled from his home.
"There was only one shot fired ,''
Broadbelt said. "We are quite positivt
aboot thlJ and If• a fact that has bee.11
subStanliated by several witnesses."
Sjolund died in Huntington lntercom-
munlty Ho5pital -about two...bours after
be was shot in the back of the head
by llepuly Edward Goold.
Depulle1 aaid SjolWJd ·was ordered ti>
halt several Umes and ignored the com•
mands of the officers.
Gould aaid he fired one shat from
h1a .31-callber service revolver. He
estimated that Sjobmd wu about 2$
yards awiy at the time. ,
Deputla aald Sjolund was involved
in a fight avez. a '.girl some wee ks
age. and w11 to be arrested in mid-Deceinber on a warrant charging assau!L
He WU lllTested by Gould three Wetkl
ago. The warrants carried by the deputy
Friday related to !bat ari;esL
' Capo School Trustees
Discuss Tax Override
A proposed &kent tax override elec-
tion was ticked around Monday nllht
in a special aesaion of Capiltrano Unlfied
School District il'u!leOI.
Decision on bow much to ask for
and exactJy when to hold the electian
may be made at the regular board
meeUng nut Monday night.
'lbe seven board members seemed in
general agreement that an overrJde elec-
tion should be held, but split sharply
on whether it should be limited to a
term of. say, three years or be without
time limit. .
Three and perhaps four b o a r d
members leaned toward no Ume Dmlt.
At least three wanted a cut off date
when aoo\bet eleCUoo would have to
be held to renew the oven'lde.
There was only the vaguest dlecuuion
of the omount to be aakecL Supt. Cbarlea
Kenney , recommended II cents, ,mlcb
would increase the present $4.12 tax
rate to $4.80 per $100 -0f assessed valua-
tion. '
He said that amount would take care
of the district's needs for at least two
years, and enable it to restore cuts
made this year, including remedial
reading teachers, Ubrary book purchues,
and preventative maintenance.
Twenty-nine finishers in L a g u n a
Beach's 50-mile hike received Alonzo
Stagg physical fltne1s medals and the
commendation <>f the city ir. ceremonies
Monday at the Elks Club.
Bryon Overton, ~. finiahed fint in
the race sponsored by Explorer Scout
Post 717. He had a time of seven haun
flat for the hike.
Tustin School Board Sets
He recommended the override election
be held May 20 or thereaboata. Board
member! did not camment on a date.
KeMey said that because new residents
continue. to move Into the district faster
than new industry the school system
is going to keep getting poorer. Second place finisher was Vic Buuelll
with a Ume of 7:35, third wu John
Gamache with a Ume of I: 10, and fourth
place \\'8S picked up by Bobby Gamache
finishing fn 10:01.
The hike attracted 101 starters of which
29 finished. Flnlshera included thrff &irll.
Track gold medalist Bill Toomey wu
unabl~ to attend the meeting aa prevlou•
ly scheduled. Ken Hickenbottom, 1COut
execuUve officer for the Orllflle Empire,
spoke instead.
"I couldn't be more proud of any ex-
plorer post than this one which has done
so much an its own," he said.
Vice Mayor Joseph O'Sullivan in ex-
tending the cit¥'• offidal c:ommendaUOn
noted that while a mtnortty of youn&
people may attract attention. it is the
good majority that d e s e r v e com-
mendation .
Report
Plans for Override Vote
Tultin Unlon High School Board
member• Monday ordered dlttrict of.
flclal1 to complete tbe details for a
»cent override election scheduled for
March It.
'11l.e 31'.k:tnt increase wouid brinl the
school dlltrlctl' tu rate up to 11.10
per SIOO of auea1ed valuation. It ltlll
would be one of tbe lowest tax rates
in the county.
John Duncan, ass.lat.ant 1uperinteDdent,
aa!d that should the override fai~ the
dlltrlci will looe 1.. p.....t II.to baaa
and revert July I to a 15-ctnt tu
level, the minimum allowed by atate
law.
"We're talklnl about a $1.5 ntillion
differeoce," Duncan said. "Without it
(passage of the overridt), we estimate
income at about. $(.5 mlllloo, wUb it,
about $8 million/' he a:a.ld.
The dlltrld'• budget this year of IU
million wu termed "mlnlmual" by Duft.
can. He said the board IJped that
jUBt to continue prtsent programa next
year a tax rate of $1.19 would be needed.
Pment rale Is 11.20.
The additional 11 ctnll f1JW'fl in the
»ctnt override, would 10 toward open-
ing of the fourth high ochool in the
district, and provide revenue for a con-
on Sewage Slated
Study Says Replacerneni of Equipment Needed
A bulky rePort on Laguna Beach HW·
age nee& prtaent and future will ao to
cOuncllmen for c:onslderaUon Weclnetday.
The study by Keith and Associates,
civil engineers, Indicates the ,....,.
ptant bu Immediate problems ol oblOleo-
cent equipment that must be replaced.
It also ouUines ah'.emaUve approacbts
that mlltht be taken to mett lncrtued
i;ewage flow from populaUoa elplftlloo.
"'lbe aewage trtatment plant of tht
City of Lquna Beach bu reached the
point ol ovttloading In oertaln phuu,"
the report reads. "and la now UDdtr
sautiny by the control qtnq of the
s .. i. of Ca!Uornta (Water Quality con.
trot Board) for not meetJnc d1-af
requlttments required by the agency."
"In addlUon. ope.raUonat and odar pro-
/..
blema have become more and more
prevalent the tut two years or operation
of thl!: planl"
The report notes that the plant WU
constructed In 19!4: modified In llMI :
onlerged In 1950; and oomplttely
modUted qalJI in ll6Hil-
'Jbe rt:pOft ltatt1 that due apparently
to buda•Untl requlmnents of the. ctty.
the plant haa been maintafned and
operated on a minimum bub.
"Jn the last year, sevtre operational
problem• have O<lCUITld and It II Ip.
parent that the plant II now In neod of
major nipaln. and wiU conUnue to neod
1dd1Uonal uperadlng with modern equip-
ment in oroer to keep paco wltb the
evu ln<nastn& sewage nows," the study
•talt!l.
lt lllYI the llllJorill' ol prol>lemo of
operation are mainly due to lock ol
equlpmenL Otben have been perlOllllel
shortage.
The reporl lis .. a variety of alternaUVI
pruent and projected and COlll.
Cly Manoger Jamea D. Wheaton uld
other facton will havo to be explor<d
u well u web Jnlne Compuy plans
for ocean shelr denlopmtnt betwttn
Laguna aod Corona del Mar.
He broached the ~bDlty allo that
.. wage colledlon In the future may
-rqlooal -that the Laguna Beacb plant evenlllally ml&ht be clOoecf
down.
Wheaton aald the ~ point,
.-hlch he called 1 CoOd ant, Is al this
point l.nform1ttonal .
t
"Right naw we're between and
betwixt," he said , explaining it will be
several more years before the district
becomes poor enough to qualify for state
equalizaUon aid.
Mrs. Ian Kennedy, ar San Clemente,
speaking from the audience, said, "The
people around here are a litUe stubbarn.
But they are highly indlvidualistlc; they
won't sit around waiting for 1tatc
money."
She said, "We've got to meet the
nee<IS <>f the children. We know we
can get the override for you."
Mrs. Frank Shank, of Dana Point,
agreed. "Mr. Kennedy has real rapport
with parent-teacher work.en," she said.
"Education here Is just to the point
where it's getting exciting. The parents
know it and we're ready to work."
Kennedy uJd be personally believes
the climate of opinion in the schoo l
district is the most favorable i incc
willication in 1965.
Lagunan Going
To New Zealand
Lagunan Kathleen B. Collins, 17, -0f
19'1 Temple Hills Or., will be orr for
New 1.ealand Saturday for a year's study
at a bigb tchool tbtte, all part or
American Fie.Id Service student exchange
procram.
While in Invercarg.ill, a rural com-
munity localed at the southern Up of
New Zealand, Miu Collini will attend
James Harxea Hill> Schoel. It is a coed
institution about the she of Laguna
Beacb High School
She wW be the gue1t of the Ewart
Munro lamlly. Kathy ii the dau1htcr
of Mr. and Mn. Lester Collins.
1be Laanna Hi&h senior is one of
more I.baa 400 American studtnL'I
selected from across the country to study
in • foreJgn n•tion. . ; < ., •
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UP'I Ttlt!IMlt
CRASH SURVIVOR CARRIES CHILD .TO SAFETY
'It W•s • Miracle Anybody Survived'
UP'I TtllllM,.
INJURED, BEWILDERED CHILD AMONG SURVIVORS
Smell Armada of Boats Joins Rescue Effort
Fear for Jobs
Two Jurors Dismissed
From Trial of ·Sirhan
LOS ANGELES (UPI\ -Two more
prospective jurors were dismissed for
cause today when they told the court
that hearing the lengthy trial of Sirhan
8 . Sirhan for the slaying of Sen. Robert
F. Kennedy would cost them their jobs.
The tedious proceeding of jury selection
was delayed more th an half an.. hour
~,hile counsel for both sides conferred
in chambers over the previous day's
transcript and said this would be a
daily occurrence.
The lhird panelis t questioned toda y,
telephone company employe Carolyn
Freeman. said she woukl be able to
''it through the trial, had no fttlings
11bout the defendant and felt she could
he impartial in her judgment of his
l\Jilt or inhocenct.
A member of lhe defense staff disclos-
ed lhat Sirhan would almost cutaln ly
tlppear on the witness stand during the
LvtaL
The 14--year-old Arab Immigrant wa~
described as acutely aware of the fact
I.hat only hi! motivation and state of
mind can sway a jury toward leniency
llnd to be ready to go into lhose matters
in detail.
· Oefenee counsel had m a l n I a i n c d
'lhroughout the preliminary maneu verinA
!hat the Pasadena youth would never
bt called tn testify, •
' One suror "as tcn1at1vcly ~cltx ~
Monday during a full day of questiOnlni
eight men and women. and she still
was subject to dismissal through one
of the 20 perempto ry challenges given
each side.
rwtrs. Rosa f\.folina , a widow and ~
nurse, hesitated for long momenta .and
then anrw'.t uyeg" when Deputy Dist
Atty. Da vid Fitts asked her :
"Would u have the courage lo come
down ll'om the jury room and say (to
Sirhan) 'for the murder of Senator Ken·
nedy you die in the gas chamber?' "
Defense At torney Gra nt B. Cooper
revealed al the outMt 0( the jury ques-
tioning that Sirhan V.'ould not deny that
he fired lht shot! in the Ambassador
Hotel which killed KeMedy and wounded
five other persons standing nearby.
Cooper told the first prospecti ve juror.
Geor1e E. Doodle. and employe of an
aerospace firm, th•t lhe defense would
coocentrate on the "lntent" of Sirhan.
"Knowing that there will be no denial
that Sirha n Sirhan fired the shola that
killed Senator Kennedy and acc epting
that as a fa ct, y,·ould you be able to
weigh wllhoul any bias the quuUon
<lf his Intent to e-0mmll lht! crime:'"
Cooper asked .
"'No. I don't believr. I could judgt':
the inte nt,'' Dou<ilc .said.
He was excusOO immed iately P.Y Judgo
}!erbcrt V. WalkC'r. 1.,.,
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'I THOUGHT I LOST MY BRIDE'
Honeymooner Anderson and Wlf•
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Un identified SAS Passenger
WET, BUT SAFE ASHORE
A Fortun1t1 Survivor
Heart Uecipient Dies
At Stanford Hospital
STANFORD (AP ) -Virginio Asche ,
who :ecelved a transplanted heart Sept.
9. died of hepatitis today, Stanford Med -
ical Center said.
Ptf r s. Allche, 48. h ~ d been living at
her home In Los Alto.'1 It.ills since Oct.
12 but y,•as readmitted \v tht': holipital
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Missing Man.
Alive-Just
Went Home
TORRA NCE (U PI) -Editors at the
South Bay Daily Breeze did a double
take when the name "Andrew DosstU ''
appeared on lhe list 0( persons unac·
coonled for in the crash of an SAS
jet.
One of the paper's reporters had just
turned jn an interview with an "Andrew
Dossett," who had come ashore from
the downed plane at the Marina de\
Rey Coast Guard station.
A hurried telephone call to Oossett 's
home in nearby Santa lf1onica showed
thal he was indeed alive and well.
Dossett, an importer, was returning
from a business trip to Denmark al
the time o( the accident. An employe
of his firm was walling for him al
Los Angeles International Airport.
Learning that survivors were being
taken lo Marina del Rey, the employe
drove there, picked up Dossett, and
took him home.
Coast guard and SAS officials somehow
missed him in the confusion.
When Doiett did not show up , at ~
hospitals to which other survivors were
taken , SAS listed him as missing.
"He's fee.line: fine, thank God," hi!
wife tol..; newsmen.
Laver Advances
To Quarterfinals
111 Wales Matcl1
SYDNEY:. Australia (AP) -Southpaw
Rod Laver of Corona de! Mar, Calif.,
favored lo win the New South Wale!!
Open tennis championship, advanced to
the quarter-finals Tuesday by beating
long-haired South African Ray Moore
in str::iight sets, 6-3, 6-2, 6-L
Other professionals who reached the
round of eight were Pancho Gom.ales
of Los Angeles, Roger Taylor of Britain,
Andres Glmeno of Spain and John
Newcombe, Tony Roche , Roy Emerson
and Ken Rosewall of Australia.
Go nzales defeated Fred Stolle of
Australia , 15-13, 6-4, 8-6.
Taylor turned back John Alexander,
Australian amateur. 4-6, •1. 6-2, 61.
G;meno defeated Mal Anderson of
Australia, 31. 7-5, 18-16, 6-3 and Newcom-
be conquered Vittorio Crotla of Italy.
6-1, l~. 6-1, 3...fi, 6-1 in a two and
a half hour baltle .
Roche beat Manuel Orantes of Spain
8.fi , 7·5, 6-2; Emerson overcame Marty
Riessen of Evanston, Ill., M, 7-5, 6-%,
7-5. and Rosewall turned back Australia
D11vis Cup player Bill Bowrey, 11-9, &-2, .....
Mrs. Billie Jean King of Long Beach.
Calif., defeated Norma Marsh of
Australia 6-2, 6-1 in the second round
of women's singles.
Rosemary Casals or San Francisco
11lso advanced by beating Gail Chanlreau
of Australia, 8-6. 7-5.
Judy Tegart of Australia beat Helen
Gourlay of Australia 6-3. 6--0; Mrs. Ann
Jones of Britain defeated Evoone
Goolagong of Australia 1-1, 6-1 : and
Mt!. 1t1argaret Smith Court of Britain
beaL Kerry Harris, of Australia 6-0, 5-7,
~2.
Holling Stone Loses
l.ONOON (UPtl -Brian Jonts,
guitarist of l h e Rolling Stones, I o 1 t
hJs appe,al Monday of a Sept. 26, 1161,
conviction for ~ing marijuana. He
wa~ fined $120 and \'52 in com.
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Local :Problem,
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By JACK BROBACK
01 1119 Dtilr PllM Sltff
The Lime has come for loc1I govern-
ment and people lo tolve \heir-oytn
aviation facility proble.mJ. Bis brother
in Washinaton ls not lfOin&: lo do lbe
job, according to M. Cecil Mackey, assis-
tant secretary cl transportation.
Mackey spoke Monday before the
Orange County Forum ot Town Rall
of California in the Anaheim Convention
Center.
In addition lo throwin1 the aviation
problem back to local solution, the
speaker said , "We have reached a point
where the general taxpayer should not
be aaked to support. civil aviation. Air
service that can not operate without
.llubsidy should be phased out rapidly.
"The research and development
necessary to produce the kind of air
traffic control system whi<;h the nation
needs and capital expenditures necessary
to implement it should be financed by
user charges.'' Mackey emphasized.
"With airport& a.s with airways, there
is no reason from a traru:portation stand-
point, why the userll should oot pay
the cost!," the speaker aSM!rted.
"This applies to the airUnes and to
private aviation. If private fiylng can"t
or won't pay II.! way and the local
cmnmunity is not willing to underwrite
lts operation, why shouldn't the airport
site become a shopping ctnter or a
housing subdivision?'' the Washington ei:~
pert aaid bluntly .
.He said t.hat_feder.al.dicta.Uon...o! .what
11re properly local matters should be
permanently discarded as an ingredient
of public policy.
"The Department of Transportation
has consistently opposed an ex~ancled
federal grant program for airport
development," Mackey stated. He urged
that states take a more leading position
in the aviation field.
"Aviation, altnOst since the day of
its birth, has enjoyed preferred 1tatus
but it can no longer lay claim lo a ·
right of special treatment or subsidy.
It mual pay ila own way," the speaker
insisted.
On similar subjecta, Mackey said :
-Defense requirements must have
priority in poaslble combination use ()f
existing military airports.
-The que!ltion of hijacking planea has
not been solved . Every avenue has been
explored but we do not want to do
anything to endanger passengers.
-Standards will be established for
noise suppression but there is no "silent''
airpJane in sight.
-Local participation ls weakest in :ton-
ing to avoid airport problems. But it
is a local question to be solved locally.
-Larger planu will not reduce air
coogeation and will increase airport con·
gestion. They will just keep up with
the growth of air travel.
La~t Train Bandit
Given Pri8on Term
AYLESBURY, England (AP ) -Bruce
Reynolds, the Jut of the masked band
that 1taged Britain's $1 million Great
Train Robbery in 1963, was sentenced
today to 2S years in prison.
'HELP YOURSELVES'
Transport1tlon'a Mickey
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From El Toro; .~
... Search Started 7
A land and air starch was under''
way today for a missing Marine Phantori!
jet from El Toro. The plane ls believed,.
to be down in the Sitton Peak are~
<lf Cleveland National Forest about lt
miles east of El Toro. ,.
The RF·4V Jet .disappeared from tha .t
El Toro tower radar about 6:27 p.mo.,
Monday shortly after a "May Day ''.
emergency call was received from the
plan!. .i
Search and rescue operations were. ..
begun immediately but had to be called~
off around midnight due to stormy,,,
weather. ...
Assisting the Marine ground rescue
team and helict1pters are the Orang•.
County Sheriff Department, the Stat,,
Forestry Service and the Riverside ...
County Sheriff Department. 1~
Sitton Peak i.s on the edfie of Riverside
County about tight milea southeast o!l
Lake Elainore. -~
The Marine Composite Reconnalasan~
Squadron VMCJ-3 jet was on a routine
training mission from El Ton>. It carries
Blast Kills 2 Men
WESTLAKE, La. (UPI)-Two work·
men were killed' and four to alx otbera,
injured today in an explosion and fire·
that de!troyed the alcohol plan( at Con-
tinental Oil Co. 's Westlake petrochem-
ical complex. ..
White Minority I
~ • Barbs Hit Reporter's Conscience •
By JEAN COX
Of !flt OlllY Plltl Sllff
The hitter accusations and hostility
black studenla from Dorsey High School
hurled at whites at Newport Harbor
High School seemed to be aimed directly
al my own conscience.
I was a white student at Doney High
from 1959 to l96t. I was part of a
large mlnortty. 'nle majority of students
then -and I understand it is still
true -were Negroes, with a sprinkling
of Japanese-Americans.
Neverthelwi:, Dorsey was nol an in-
te11rated xhool. Most of the while and
black students didn't study, talk to nr
know each other although they sat in
classes together for four ye1rs.
TYPICAL STUDENT
During the years I spent u a Dorsey
Don, I didn 't attend one achoo! JOClal
function , save the all-Important football
games. Yet I wu typical of the white
1tudents at the school.
Each day the caueuians. most of
them from middle-class homes in
Baldwin Hllll and Windsor Hills, drove:
up and parke:d their cars on one: side
of the school.
The Negroes, mosi of whom were
rrom lower middle-class homes, arrived
at the opposite !!Ide of the: school . They
went in one entrance, we in another.
The. campus, built In a Spanish motif,
wu dlvkled lnto triangles where studenl:B
ate their lunch and pthered for nulrt-
lion. For the white !!ludent.s who belona·
e:d to aoclal clubs. there was "C"
trianale. White 1t.udent.s not In clubs
were rele1at.ed to a leu important
trlan1le whk:h they 1hared with the:
Japant1t. The Negroes had their own
ltlanale. Nol onai did a 1\ngle Negro student
put hi• foot into "C" triangle. Not until
one day when 1 lar1e IJ'OUP (whkh
we called 1 mob) walked through,
perhaps to txprm rtbelllon at the
eegrtgalion btlposed on them. This w13
' considered so unusual that new• cameras '
were on hand lhe following day in cue·•
anolhef "rac,e riot" occurred. )·
I don't think I have ever witnea!led
more prejudice than that harbored by-·
the majority 0£ my high school peer •.
group. '(!
In all fairnt?Sa 'io white llude~t.s, 14
:
must admit segregation was championed.;:
by our parents and in many ca&ts by ..
members of the school facully. ;1
f\.1ost of us were brought up to believ1t.,
the worst about Negroes, .00 u far. :
as we were concerned. friendship witlf:
one was a black mark on one·s social 1• .. record. ;,
One carefree, pretty coed discovered' :
this the hard way. In junior high achoot :
she suffered from a public crU!lh over•<
• good-looking Negro boy. :
Upon her arrival at Dorsey, she was,,;
ostracized by the white group, lncludlnfl:
all but one or two of her friends. She :
was denied entranct lo the covete:d "C'" •
triangle and she spent her lunch hours"''.
wandering alone and aimleuly around ·
the campus.
CARED ENOUGH
Newport Harbor 1tudents uked "What ·
Can We Do?" "How Can We Ht.Ip?'':
Perhaps, if some of us had cared enouah :
to ask the!le que.aUons then, the answers
would have been dilferent than' they~
were: Jut Friday.
But we never did. Some of us were '
loo infused by the balr<d injected lnlo
U$ in deathly doee• by our pirtnta.
Others of us were too busy struc<nt~
with lhe problem• of srowlng up "'·
face a aoclal conaclence. And otbel1
of us just blithely uswnecf, we wtre·
happy in our world, so they mull bt
happy In lhelra. ,
And now t am faced with the q~on.
II tt loo lalo now? la It loo lite nmf
becau,. of wbal l and the olben didn't
do el&bt yean •to'? lf-to, tho eUI
is pariliJ.ly mine. •
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The Condor's Dance Emporium
In San Francisco !J looking across
the width and breadth of the naUon
for the J>Orfecl topless dancer.
Tbey will ofier a one-year contract
to the girl wbo comes closest to the
Ideal rneasoreinen!J of 48-2'-36.
'Ibey call the whole campaign
''Operation Uplift." • Milwaukee Flrem.., Clarence
H•rdloon may well have urged b!J
fellow smoke-eaters to go easy with
lbe ues when they fought a fire la
an·unoccupled house. The house 00-
longed lo Hardison.
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Israel'·s
JEROSALSll (AP) -Prlmo.Mlnllt<r
Levi Eldikol aid IOdo1 be ftlnd -~
Arab dwJ1" ., .. Jsr..u llllllW7
balli11q,-oe llrHl'1 borderl -bllng
-... -dw1'0 pnc:eded the .lrab-IMMli WU of 1181. '
In a opoecb lo the Knwtt, 1Ma•1'1 Par!lamen~ deallnl prlaclpa!ly with the
Jl'roncb "'IDI <tnbargo against wael,
Eshkol lubod out ot Pull tor ·Mflng
It bad bapcad the embargo lo avert
upamloo ol the Middle Elll-6i<:t.
Eshkol noted that Prtaldenl Charles tie Gaulle's government bad ukl tt
helped Jerusalem. unW an aggressive
Israel .U.Wd !Int,
Gov. Reagan
Appoints Two
UC Regents
Premier Lashes; De
''This ii a new VU'lfon ol the · men-
dlcloua libel Invented In M•Y 1987 when
Soviet Rusa1a alleged we Md con-
centrated troopt on our northern border
lr:r -uresatoo," Eshkol aald.
"It may well be that Uds figment
of lmqlnatloo brought on lar;Ooica!e
Egyp!WI troop conceolraliOlll end drag.
ged tbe entire ttgion lo tbe abyss of
war.
"I !tu tbel·• DtW libel of th!a kind
ls now beta&· Invented." Some Arab
cop!!a!a hovo aceused tbe IJJraello of moaall>I ~ oo the Jon!an!an and
Lebaneu -And -· d!ploma!a have 1lao warned of a poaslhle Israeli
allact, ae<on!lJ>I lo pnu ._ti
pub!!abed here.
The prime m1nLner llld Oll)'one
•trying lo lumdlcap our .u...th la ...
tuolly hurUnr tbe r-u !or -In tbe Middle E:.at.'
"Our ltrength, to avert any blow dealt
UI, is the (Jnut l\W'Jlltee f<ir peace,"
he added.'
He agaiJl bit 1t criUca: of Jsrltl'a
retaliatory commando attack ca Beirut
lnlernatiooal Allport.
"We art dea.Jioa: with a double standard
of morality according In wblcb foreign
property outwelabl our blood in value,"
he said.
''It luma: a bllnd eye to the baaic
fact that temir!om 11 • metbocl of warfare waged by o u nre1mplenutll
warf•e wqf'ld, by our eoem.les againat
us, end tm'fdurq wu It la !n-
concelva.ble to ouUaw aelf~eNe.
"It may be ulely wumed tb1t the
P'rmcb embargo decision wu linked to
Beirut only for the We ot 1J1Umeot
and It doel oot coovloce oor mHe
aente."
Meanwhile the Arab statu ore plan-
ning lo !lgbt.n their II-year ecooomlc
boycotl ol llrael and foreign flrms !bot
do buslneu with the Jewilh ftale, a
1potesmon llld 'l'uoda1. Bui be did
not annotmee whot actioo would be takeo.
Mohammad Mah job, commissioner
Gaulle
pieral ol tbe Aral> 1-'• Boi<ott
llrael movement, ta.Id 1n Oamucm.
S)Tia, that meaawv 'Ito plfll the llPI
In the olege" are ID tbo 4lllq. Ho
llld they woold be .........i Ill a coo-
f mnce In Qatar J111, li,
CtirTenu, "' tbe "Arab blld till ll'O
firms thaf bon main or branch lac!ori<s
in Israel; ~flftnl lbat bold ~lbartl in
hr1ell bUll:neaet;. f.innl that reader
COllltnlclural er technical aid lo Isr..U
lodustry; flrms ~ ·for oolural
rteOUrCts ln Israel ; banb that do more
businesa In llrael than ID Aral> 1tates,
and those that give !he righl lo w;e
names. trade marka «.p&tenll to llrHll
coocems.
10,000 Leave
Homes After
Big Oil Leak
LIMA, Ohio (UP!) -A pipeline brea~ •
Afkr toolchi11j1 ·U.. New York
Jitr up.set the Baltimore Colli
15-7 ill U.. Super Bowl Game hi
Miami cm ttlntdon, Neto YOTk
Gov. Nelson A. Roclujelltr
1DG1Ud Uttle time in dUpatch-
fng a tclt'grom to Vice Pre1i-
d<nl-<ltcl Spi<o T. Agoew, lh<
f017M.r governor of Maryland.
•'Deof Ted," said the UltQram.
"You cma't toin th.em aU."
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A baseball
club owner and an electronics company
executive become Gov. Reagan's third
and !~ dlred appointee• lo !he
University of California Board of Regents.
1be Republican governor announced
Mooday the selection of Robert O.
Reynolds, president o! tbe California
Anegeles baseball club, and Dean A.
Watkins, a Palo Alto electronics firm
executive, to serve out the unexpired
tenna of two regent.s who resigned.
-poured thousands of gallons ol fuel oil
into the streets and sewers of Lima
late Mooday. A $200,000 !Ire destroyed
the sewage disposal plant and minor
explosiom rocked the sewer system, but
•
Watkins replaces IL R. Haldeman who
resigned Friday. He bu been named
a key alde oo the White House staff
of President-elect Nixon. Haldeman was
appointed by Reqan.
Reynolds will fill out the tum o! luel from 27-year old student Samuel B. Moaber, a ,.gent since 1956
leader Sepp 8iol•r ID Vienna. 'Iba who bu been unable lo Attend mee!lngs
fleapona-were..-Rinnish-cross CO\lll--for-two·ye&rl-'beeauN of--p>or·healtb.
lry skis, used on a 25-mile COlll'se Both Wa!klns and Reynolds ore
!elected by Mayer. Alter finisbhlg Republicans. ,
~· Mayer said be had '!anted to Wat.kins, 45, a former professor at
give Bieler time to think about Stanford University, waa one or the
'1hat be wrote" about the profes-founders in 1957 of Watkfn5.Johnson Co ••
nr, who considered. ft.Insulting. • Palo Alto electronics manufacturtng
• company. Last year be waa named a
truatee of Stanford.
A Soviet woman bas filed a com·
llainl with Moocow police that her
leighbor's rooster breaks into her
lard every morning and lures her
ens next door to lay their eggs,
1ccordiog to the Soviet newspaper
tvestia. •
A long·pos~poMd wedding finall11
tot off the ground Saturday when
lharon McCartnet1 marritd Stuart
tuiseU. crewman on th.e captured
ttteUigtnee ship Pueblo. Here the
lt'W Mr1. RuueU gets a big kt!! from ~mdr. Lloyd Buchn after the cert•
tonJI at the Naval HOlpital chapel in
Ion Diego. • A liWe mow doesn't bother the
brifty selectmen of Nantucket, an
1land town off Massacbusetu bul
ri unnecelisary expenditure of tax
' ey -that's something else.
e the word of Wiiiiam E. Post
for that As Nantucket Public u Dlreclar he called out the
JDd1nR' and snowplowing crews
(ter a-tw~inch mow. The .sfilect-
nm fired ·him.
Reynolds, 54, war pres.ldent of Golden
West Broadcasters, which operate! a
group of radio stationa, for IIS yeara
before be sold his interest last August
to devote full time to the Angels baseball
club. A part owner of the Angels he
also i5 a vice preslddent of the 'Los
Angelea Rams football club.
LBJ Expected
To Talk Tonight
In Broad Terms
W AS!IlNGTON (AP) -Presid"1t
Johnson is expected to outline bb: analy·
sis of the St.ate of the Union in broad
temUi tonight 1 n d defer recommenda-
tions for Bpeeific legislation to his suc-cessor.
Clo.se associates of the outgoing Prtsi-
dent say the only exception in his fare-
well addres,, to a joint session of Con-
gress, and to the nation via televi.!iion
and radio, will be to recommend that the
IO percent income tu surcharge be U·
!ended-
By doing '° he can Include tbe $13 billion annual revenue produced by the
surcharge in his budget for fiscal 1970,
a thus show a small surplus when he
sends his last breakdown on government
spending to Congress Wednesday.
Johnson and Presl'dent-elect Nixon
have been maneuvering for two weeks
over the issue of extending the tu, ap-
proved for one year by Congress as a
check on an overheated economy a n d
due to exptre June 30.
The President, reported to believe that
the tax was 1tlll needet:I to combat in-
flation, tried to get Nixon to join him in
a public statement advocating extension.
Nixon who had criticized the tu sur-
chUJe during the campaign. demurred.
'.J~hnsmrMeets Stri;fte .. ..s--
Presidmt Johnson said early goodbyes Mqii(ay ~
a group of Associated Press employes who dYered.
his days la the White House. The membera of the
Wire Service Guild, on strike against the~were
ouuide the AFL-CIO building where JobnsOn made
a presentation Monday. With the President are (left
lo right) Francis Lewine; Chic Harrity, Robq.rt
Schutz, Harvey Goerges (with for bat) and Boll.
Dougherty. ..
·'Old Creepy~ Leaves Jail
'Meanest Man Alive' Once Captured by FBl's Hoover
STEILACOOM, Wuh. (UPI) -Thirty·
t\\'O years ago he was known as one
of the meanest men alive. The G-men
tagged him as "Public Enemy No. 1,''
and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover refer-
red to him as a "rat.''
Today Alvin ·~Old Creepy" Karpis, waa
leaving McNeil Island PenitenUary at
the age of 60, suffering from arthritis
and described by prison autboriUes aa
mild mannered and friendly.
Karpis, who ran with the notorious
Ma Barker gang back in the early 1930!,
Wa! granted a parole from federal pri30n,
where he has spent more than half
his life, on condition he leave the country.
The v.s. Board of Parole said the
Canadian government has agreed to
permit Karpis to return to his native
Montreal where be was guaranteed a
job and a home.
In the thirties, Karpis had vowed to
kill Hoover, but the FBI chief personally
arrested Karpill -the first time Hoover,
himself, arrested anyone.
Hoover was in New York on April
30, 1936, when he got word that Karpls
was holed up in a Canal Street apartment
in New Orleans. The FBI chief flew
there with a force of agents and closed
in on Karpls' J:lldeout in the French
Quarter.
When Karpis came out and got into
his car, Hoover moved in quickly on
the driver's side and grabbed the gunman
before be .couJd reach a rifie in the
back seat.
Hoover ordered his agents to handcuff
Karpis but no one had thought to bring
any, so one agent used bis necktie to
bind Karpis' hand1. .
Karpi.s was taken to St. Paul, Minn.,
Mrs. Sirhan: Shy, Sad
Visitor at Son's Trial
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The hand
of the small, sad-eyed woman ahook
as she signed for a red entry pass
to the murder trial which may cost
the life of her son, Sirhan B. Sirhan.
where he was convicted of <:1)Mpiracy
in the 1933 kidnaping of William Hamm
Jr., of the Hamms brewery family.
Karpis was Bentenced to lite im·
prisonment.
Although the kidnaping ·rap W8! the
only one Karpis was stuck with, he
was accused of participaUng in numerous
kllllngs during bank holdups and payroll
robberies in the Midwest, South and
Southwest.
Most of Karpis' escapades came after
he had joined forces wJth the infamous
Kate "Ma" Barker and her four killer
sons, whom she had groomed for a
life of crlme.
Karpis had met the eldest son, Fred,
in the Kansas state prison at Lansing
where Karpls was confined alter he
had escaped from the state reformatory
in Hutchin.son.
Hia original conviction was for tire
theft. The ICCl"e of the Barker-Karpls
gang lncluded more than $500,000 in
bank loot, $100,000 in ransom rrom the
Hamm kldnaplng and $200,000 in ransom
from the kidnaping of Edward E.
Bremer, son of a wealthy St. Paul
banker.
"Never be taken alive," was Ma
BArker's edict to her sons. -Ma stuck to her guns and her motto
and after a sil-hour gun battle with
FBI agents who surprised tht gang in
the predawn fog on Jan. 17, l~ at
Oklawaha, Fla., Ma and Fred were dead
and another aon, Arthur, wu captured.
Storm Anchored Off Coast
Mrs. Mary Sirhan, mother of the man
acrused of the assassination of Robert
F. Kennedy, has rnL!sed legal pr ..
ceedinga against her 24-year-old son only
once -last Thursday when attorney!
advised her the sessJon would be brief.
"She'll come as often as she can,"
her son Ade~. 30, said Monday.
Mrs. Sirhan sat quietly in the back
row of the fortresa-eourtroom, flanked
by her youngest 90Tl, Munir, 21, and
Adel. Her elder sons, Saidallah and
Sharif, have yet to appear in court.
But "Old Creepy" got away and fled
north w Lt h Harry Cambell, another
notorious outlaw, and two girl friends.
Karpis avoided another FBI trap in
Atlantic City, N.J., and some members
of Congress publlcly·crltici.it.d Hoover.
W estem -w ™hingto1i Snowstorm Blankets Quillayute
Temperature•
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A short, heavyset woman who wears
ber wispy, graying hair In a tight bun
and dresses in unfashionably loog skirts,
she has shied from newsmen. But Mon·
day she told a wom1n ~r she
hoped lo 1ttend tach ....ion of the
trial.
Cope from New Jersey to California
were advised to "shoot fll'St arxf uk
questions later" U they crossed ~alls
with Karpis.
But Hoover and his agents didn't follow
that advice and lhe arrest ol Karpil
silenced criticism of H00Vt!r'1 proweu
as a gangbuster.
Soldiers
the threat ot widespread fire damag•
was averted.
A policeman suffered minor facial
burns, but no one else was known to
have been injured.
About 10,000 persons -4,000 adults
and e,ooo children -were moved out
of a lZS..block area along the route
of the sewer line principally involved
In the fiood of oil. They were wailing
today for the word to return to their
homes.
Officials of the Buckepe ?ipeline Ca. ~saraa-'22-lDcli-tuflJ.lne tiiitir-1 ataliOOt -
-4:30· p.m. Monday, spewing oil under
pressure hlto the streets. A spokesman
estimated that at least 8,000 gallons
-an hour'• normal flow -escaped
before the line could be shut down.
Lakes of highly volatile oil six Inches
deep and a block long formed in some
places.
Mayor Christian Morris proclaimed a
etate of emergency and put all firemen,
policemen and other city employes on
round-tbedock duty. Firemen flushed
the oil Into the sewer while policemen
Informed residents of the danger and
Jed them from their homes .
Gov. James Rhodes called out the
250 men of the Ohio National Guard'•
140!.h Division to aid in clearing the
threatened area and to guard q:ainlt
looting.
The oil ln the sewers !Omehow caught
fire, causing a number of minor ex-
plosions that mwhrOQmed Into a roerinf
fire at the sewage disposal plant on
the banks of the Ottawa River.
National Strike
Of Oil Workers
Nearing Solution
DENVER (UPI) - A nationwide !trike
of more than 50,000 oil refinery workers
moved Into its 11th day today witb
signs that the walkout, the first maj(lr
oil strike since 1952, may be nearina
an end.
The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Worker1
International Union (OCAW) reported
about 1,000 or its members had returned
to wqrk at .Union-Pure Oil Co. plants
at Wilmington and Oleum, Calif., afler
accepting a new contract agreement.
Strildng workers also headed back to
their jobs at the Beacon Oil Co. In
Hanford, Calif. other Union-Pure plants
with 1,500 striking workers also were
expected to return to normal operation
by week's end.
The Union-Pure agreement, union of-
ficials said, involved an "added cash
income equivalent to an average increase
ol 69.6 cents per hour" over a twcryear
period. The terms of lhe BeacOn Oil
pact were not announced.
OCAW members, who make about $3.85
an boor, bad been holding out for a
72-ee.nt an hour wage increase alon1
with additional fringe beneUts when they
began their walkout Jan. 4.
Some 435 OCAW locals negotiate
directly with various firms throughout
the United states. The strike has affected
25 states, but has hit Texas and
C&lifarnia hartlest -tbe two states with
the bulk of Lbe union membera.
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She said she was no longer employed
et a chureh day nursery near her
Pasadena home because "J cannot be
here and somewhere else at the same
time.''
Adel and Munir aaJd they too were
unemployed and upected to attend most
sessions of the trial, which may take
as long as three months. Both men
were nattily attlrm In sport coats and
ties. Munir wo~ sunclU&tS throuahout
Ille doy.
Mrs. Sirhan nodded to the defendant
as be was brouabt into court after each
recess. Each tlme he wu seated he
ahlfttd In his chaJr and caught her
ey" grlnnlng b{<>odly end w•villl oooe.
NEW YORK (UPI) -Nearly 90 per-
cent of the Anny '1 court-martJaled
soldiera aged II to 24 rmoked marijuana
before they entered tbe service a oeren5e
Department rpok<SllW\ disclosed In a
letter made public today.
Front A. BartJmo. chalnnan or tbe
Defense Departmen\'1drug1buse control
commlttee, said In • ltlt.r lo M<Coll '1
magulne that mor!Juona omoklng by
service pe!10lltltl IJ ••• matter o! ll<riou.
concern."
"StaUstks pertalillng lo ..me. men
In the IS-2• age arouJ>, court-martJaled
!or mllltary o!f..,,.. and undergnl!ll co•"
rectlonal training by the Army, revenl
lhat RHO percent had amolled marijuana
prior to thtlr entry into the arm~
forces," Bartl.mo said .
"Ho"r'er," he added, "llM the vast
majority of Unlted States high BCbool
and college students, the vast majority
of American service personnel , in Viet-
nam or elsewhere, do not use marl·
juana."
"Nonetheless, the use of marijuana
by however rew 5en'lce personnel it
a matter ol serfou. concern t.o the
Department ol Defenee," Bertfmo &aid,
"!or no military establilhment. whm
security IJ alw1y1 vitally crltlq!, ml
rtlylng 11 It dots on the team concept..
e:an cha~ having one team member
even momentarily mentally unbalanced
through the use of any dllngeroos drug."
B&rtlmo al!IO polnttd out in his letter
that the root of the problem "is a
rtOtcUon of • naUooal BOClal 111" and
not just one affecting mcmben of the
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Traditionally, the Auxiliary to Orange County Medi·
cal Association and the Orange County Lawyers' Wives
begin each new year wilfl a joint meeting.
And, 1969 is nQ exception.
Spotligihting the new year while posing the provoca·
live question, What's So Happy About the New Year?
will be the keynoter, Car I P. Terzian. noted personage
in the field of political science, who has been a goodwill
ambassador for the United States in many countries.
The joint session is 6cheduled for nei:t Thursday
in the Saddleback Inn, announced Mrs. James W. Obrien,
coordiriator.
Festivities will 'begin with an 11 a .01. social hour,
followed by a .luncheon and a showing of Joan Buck
fa&bions during the repail • · " · .
Mri:•Jame. Slack, ·pr00deat of the J:lawyers'Wive!
will-greet Mrr.Frank'E. Kendrick, auii\iary presi_dent ~-~inaotner;;ieiis as .!liyarrive. , ,.
• The 1peeker has been engaged by. Mrs. Welsh
Morningstar, Lawyers' Wives vice president.
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Women's Auxiliary to Orange County Medical Association and
Orange County lAiWYers' wives are (left to right) the Mmes.
Mariin E. Hansen and Morris Fier ~ the auxiliary and Mri: Keith
WelpuU, represenlhig LaWYers' Wf-ns; 'lbe gmup will galiier In
Saddleback Inn naxt Thursday fw a•.IIOOO lll!ldleon.
Following this seMion, Lawyers' Wives will continue
their wcrk with and riising funds for Orange .County
Legal Aid, while' auxiliary members wiD be planning
their. annaal fund.raising fashion ahow to raise fund•
for scholanbips.
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The Laguna Lines
Residents at l.riaugural Ball
If Jarwary is any tndication,
the new year will rind area
women hopping w t I h parties,
meetings, aale.s, projects and
trips.
IT DOESN'T lake an
utrologer to predict an e1·
clting and glamorous evening
for Mrs. William Roley when
she and he!-husband. Col. •
Roley, attend the loaugural
Ball In Wasblngton, D.C.
Col. Roley was head of tbe
Laguna B e a c b Repibllcan
Committee, 10 the Laguna
Beach couple have been in-
vited to the ball and other
Washington parti" cenW'ed
around the lnauguraUon. The
Laguna couple also will attend
a Governor's RecepUon for
Spiro Agnew, former governor
of Maryland. The Roleys still
have a home Jn Maryland,
their fomier home state.
At the ball, Mrs. Roley said
she will wear a full length
winter-white beaded c r e p e
gown with a white velvet coat
which ta fashioned with a mat·
chine beaded collar.
Prior to tbe Inaugural
festivities Mrs. Roley alopped
in Florida where she was a
l1JOSI spe&Ur last Tbunday
at the Univenlly of Miami.
Her topic was lmprovtne . tbe
Self-Image of Women. While
In -~ the prosld<nt of South Coast Chapter, AWARE
InterDatJonal. a I I o com-
mentated oo. a chamber: or
ccmmerce fasbioo allow,
MRS. ADOLPH KROCK of
Laguna Beach
gave . a cock-
tail party and
buffet dinner
last Tuesday
t o celebrate
her husband's
17th birthday.
Guests toast·
Ing the host
included the
Messrs. and ,...,,. cox M nfe s. and
Andrews, John Weld and Law-
rence Reynolds of Emerald
Bay, Sam Garst of Irvine
Cove, Jack Taylor of Laguna
Beach and Frederic Proctor
of South Laguna.
Others were Dr. and Mrs.
George Hagn of L a g u.n a
Beach, Mrs.·Gertrude Tbomu
or Newport Beach and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Kroch, the
couple's Son and daughter-ln-
law from tblcailJ.
LAGUNA BEACH Branch
members, American Associa·
tion of University Women.
launched 1969 with a luncheon
in Leisure World and a talk
by Granville Peoples,,dlrectot.
of the Orange Coonly welfua
~RLD or aculpture
was , the ~ when Laguna
JJea,ch Branch, N a t i o n a I
League of American
Penwomen opened their year
with a gathering Jut week.
Member Mn. Jane Poye'
apob before the 1atherlng.
EBEU CWB llltlllbers,
who revived from the holiday
rush with a Let Down Party
recenUy, are planning a rum-
mage sale which will take
place in Laguna B e a c h
Woman's Clubhouse from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Jan.-
31, and from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday, Feb 1.
STAR SPANGLED GIRL
played to an enthusiastic
crolt'd of music supporters last
Tuesday evening and before
First N i g h t e r s Wednesday
evening. The preview
perfonnance was a theater
benefit for Laguna
P h i 1 harmonic Committee.
Pr i·o r to the play, theater-
goers gathered for cocktails
at parties hosted by several
committee members and their
h u s. b an d s • After-theater
fe!tlvities took participants to
the Hotel Laguna for a late
supper.
A lalute to Leisure World
residents belonging to Lall1JDI
Community Players
higbllghled the First Nighters'
dlnner·whlch toot place prior
to the officlal <JP<!1lng night
pedonnance of the play.
1UV1ERANS toot 1 look into
elilnsemory petceptloe 1 J! d
the 'poychlcal· pbenomeni dur·
Ing a ~ meeting In
Balboa Bay Club last Wed-
ne<iday. Bt'ldge playen In the
&f"OUP also met last week for
a eard party, llOCial boar and
luncheon In Lall1JDI Coontry
Club '• Ben Brown's
restauranl
GARDEN A\/1110IUTY Joe
. I
LlUJefield spoke b e Io re
Laguna Beach ·Garden Chlh
members. at their opening
meeting of the year last FJi.
day afternoon,
Friday also was a meeting
date for Churchwomen United
or Laguna Beach and
Women's Service Gu 11 d.
Laguna Beach Church of
R~ligious Science. h.AN~O VIEJO Woman's
Club board members met
yesterday in the home of Mrs.
'Theodore Cooper where up-
coming activities,· Including a
general meeting in Miaslon
Viejo Recreation Center neit
Monday, were discussed. Tlie
cl ub's Garden and
Beautification Section is plan-
ning a trek to Busch Gardens
next Thursday.
IN ADDmON to their rum-
mage sale Saturday, Jan. 18, ,
beginning· II 9 a.m. In the
Woman's Clubhouae, Laguna
Beach Junior Woman's Club
members are planning a
bridge luocheon, abo In the
clubhouse, from 10 a.m. to
z p.m: Thursday, Jan. :a. Both
events Rn! open to' the publlc.
AFFILIATES of Lquna
Beach Art Auoc:Iatlon and
their guests, drt • e II tn lbetr
least pretentious garll, wUI
gather for a Bard Times P•
ty Friday, Jan. 24. 'Another
bash that same weekend is
planned by Revelen, a
couples club which wppom
Child 1 Guidance CUnic or Oran&' Cowlly, lot Saturday,
Jan.25.
'Laguna Juniors Sho,wing Trump Cards '.• ~\
l.Alguna Beach Junior Woman'• Club Is opeming to the event .are br)dge enUnalasta (Ielt lo miit) 11,1,e ;:,
the public a bridge luncheon In Laguna -Mmes, Eml• _Quigley, Jobn Bangbrnon ilDcl Bl!D;>
Woman'• C!ulJhouse whlcb will -plact from 10· Dugan. , :·
a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 23. GeWng reedy for. " .• ;:1
Christian.s Need ·N0 N·eon Signs to Illuminate
DEAR ANN J.\NDERS: We moved
Into tbil home amn montba •IO-The
neigbbon: Were Vf!rJ nice, unW the se-
cood ~ In DecemlJ<r, when they all
bepn to put up lJibb, tree decorations.
Santas and sleighs, angels, what have
yoU. This block looted like M.cJ'• -
doWI. My wife and I have alwayt placed
our ~ tree In the !root -and that wu all.· We never felt it
WU necellll'J' to (0 In for I bi( dlspillf.
On Dec. It I neichb<>r telephoned arid
asted lf we needed help to "put up
01r QuUtmas UitJ>ts." l told her we
wm not putting up any llgbtL She
then said, "Oh, l:heu jt'1 true -you
rota aru't Chriitians." I replied, "I
didn't say whether we were Christi1ns
or not. All I said was we are not
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puttln( up any lights."
The COOftl'l8tioo didll"t (et any better
and I flnalq bun( up. Now my wlfo
oays I lhould not have left a doubl
in tbe neighbor's mlnd as to whether
or not we are Cbrlstlans (we go to
the Prubyterian Church). l 1ay It's
...,. of her buJin<sl. Who is right.
Ann, my wlfe or met
--OROSSE POINTE
DEAR. G.P.: YH 1rt. And a holly
wrtatll lo you, Bub, ror not 1llowin1
your De11bbor to pat 1'" ,. the
defensive.
DEAR ANN LANDERS' I'm 1 bacbelor
who wu keeping company with a middle-
aged widow. Mary had thlJ eat that
I never cared fer. Whenever I went
to call, Jasper seemed to be watching
every move I made. I was always UD·
comfortable around him.
Last week Jasper was silting in the
middle of• the driveway when I ca.me
to cali. I llOUllded the horn but he
just aat then. I got m1d bectllll be
WU being •t•bborn so I ran over ~.
Mary come out of the hOwie at that
momenl When abe -llW Jupu lbe
became bysterlcaJ. II -plain that
the cat was de.cl, but lbe lm1sted we
take him to tbe vet'• anyway. When
I refU8ed abe told me to leaVI and
never to come back.
l WU vtr7 load of 'Miry but II abe
would trade our Hlatiootlblp for I eat
maybe •be ... too nutty to make •
good wife. What do you say!
-ANCllOJIAGE
DEAR ANC. l 111 100 .....i Ub
a lldllllc tool ud Ille II 1""7 to
be rid ti 7'"·
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm 1 1$-)'W•
old gtrt with 1 li-yeaMld problem. My
mother. Whenever I om: In-to epend
the night II a !Prl'1 'house,' she has
... -the IWl10. -ud phone number of the lirL .I doo't mbld thlJ,
but l DO mind wben oho calls the
mother of the !Prl and stvea he!-the
tlllnl d<p. Tbil mobs mt lool< lite
I baby ud I hate ll I' abo loob
llt• my mother -~ lrull me. say oometbinC .. ID)' mother wW cut
ft out. ~OINFANT
DEAR N: W1aat JOe cMollder t1ti1 Wnl
depte la real17 I lie~ lillel'fll lo
' ' . Do you feel !II ~ eue. • • oat 'fl.
It? ,, ·~·~ •'aaod 'ltilf but fOUl Write f~ .lli>,Lmtln•-.;
''11ie Key to P~,• .... llldti wtlla
your nqueot '5 -. lo coin led ·a
loo(, "11.-.....i, llampecl ....... '
AM Landen wtft be llld ~ ~
you with your lll'oblemL Send "'°""
to her In care Of Ille bAILY P.IWr1 eoclolln( I *"P"I• oelf_-' i.
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• ~ Best Dressed List r
'.:Mal~ 'Plumage'· Recognized for First Time
NEW YOllK 1 (AP) -A
Russian~.,. a N'lll"' ac-treu, a llCUlpt<r, a stt star
and a married couple are
NDOOg thole who've made lhe
-11111 this year.
Tbt variety of names ls
bec1U11 lnltlad of one list this
year tbm~are three: one for
the "(ublcm clasaicista," one
f'!f' the "most imaginative"
and one for men.
'Ibe 1lata are based on a
poll taken among 2 1 5 O o
designers, socialites a n d
fashion personaliUes and are
coordtnated by p u b I i c i s t
Eleanor Lambert who an-
nounced the winners last Sun-
day.
The ballerina -Maya
Pllsetskaya, the actre8.! -
Diahann Carroll, and the
sculp(or -Marisol, all made
the list of the "most lm-
agtnalive" women In fashion.
So did Gloria Vanderbilt
Cooper whose husband Wyatt
made Ute men's list.
Tboaw Kem-. Mn. Rttmy
Soli.m.n. MrJ. Abmet ~Mn. wuu.m Rayner
and ~· llol>ln Butler, Oil the m111'• llst, In addJUoo
to Killy and c.>oper, --PriQCO Philip, Queen
Ellllbeth'• hulbandj_,~ ~.!•ll':•»u~~
Gl..,.ey: -~-; Patrlct, Earl ol Litcblleld; Bv""1'll Lalrrin; George W.
-; Cow>t Rudolfo
CnlPl and IOclallle Baron A1eJls de Rede. .
Fred Allalre and the Duk•
of W1ndJor wen 11ven tzn.
-statua .. bell-drel...i Hall of Famen. The com-
mittee said both men were
''above compeUUon and have
never been topped in their
lives."
Ski star Jean.Claude Killy
also made the men's list, pro-
ving he looks just as good
off the slopes aa on.
On the trad!Uonal llst were
Mn. A 11 red Bloomlngdale,
Mrs. Charles Revson, Mrs.
Graham MatU.,On, Mr 1.
Charles Engelhard Jr., Mrs.
Gianni UzleW, Prince.as Ira
Furstenberg, Mrs. Harllaos
11\eodoracopwos, Marquess
Carol de Porta10, JtS r 1 • !II. ... ~_.
Vtncente MinnelU, M r 1 .
Liberman SavlU, Mrs. Ahmed
Benbim and the Duchess de
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t WINNING TEAM -Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Cooper
~: ll!'e given top honors Oil the Best Dressed list. Coop-
J er was named the best dressed male, while bis wife
"1ook top honors in the "imaginative" categocy.
Moy Rites Disclosed
During Family Supper
'Ille engagement of Linda
Jo Elliott to Steven Howard
Snyder was revealed by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
C. Elliott (If Anaheim during
a family buffet supper last
Sunday.
Others on the most im·
aginaUvc list were actress
Barbra Streisand, M a r i s a
Berenson, fashioo expert Mrs. CadavaJ.
Alumnae
To Honor
Newcomers
Setting for the party was
the Founlai.n Valley home of
the brldegroom~lect'1
brother, Fred$. Snyder.
Miss Elliott is a graduate E~!,l,'ti
of Marina High School and
Newcomen will be honored
by the Onoge County chapter
cl 5atppl Ahnnnae during a
geWl:qualnled coif.. 0 D
'lbmldaJ, Jan. 11.
Mn. William Eilers,
cbalnnan ol the group, will
-the even! In her Newport Beacbhome.
The 10 LID. meeting wlll
-• d1lcussloo about planl fOf a (lelllinar, on 'l1te
Ferment In Higher Educa\ion. n.. lecluroa w1l1 tw place
bellJmlnl W~, Feb. 5
from 10 a.m. to noon. in tbe
homo ol Mn. Ellen. '!be -
ol the -w1l1 be $10. 5pWen for the evont will
Include Mn. Eliubelll Closs,
-ol Special -~ l'nlcrama and c.o.
tiaullll F.ducaU.0. Mn. --jorJ Doomln& dean ol the
laoalty, Mn. Mary Decktt,
dean ol aludenta, all al Scrippa
College. and Dr. John Bevan,
~vice pmldenl of the
CoUep al the Poclllc.
-lll!ormaUon can be abtalnod by calllng Miss CJnlhll Putuahln al 175-1991.
Officers'
Wives Host
Luncheon
Orange Coast. College where
she affiliated with Epsilon
Delta, dental assisting sorori-
ty.
The future benedict, son of
Mrs. Flore~ Snyder of Seal
Beach and the late Seal Beach
Police Chief Wendall J .
Snyder, is an alumnus of
UCLA where he pledged
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He also
completed two years o f
graduate wort at California
stale College at Long Beach.
A May wedding is being
plann<d.
• CHRISTINE PLOG
Envavod
Betrothal
News Told
Mexican Waters Cruised
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ev8111 of Costa Mesa are
cruising Mexican waters aboard the SS Lurline.
Pot'!s of call include, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta
and Maz.atllln.
Weddings, Troths
Pilot's Deadlines
To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with hl•ck and white glossy pboto-
grapbs to the DAILY PILOT Society Depart-
ment prior to or within one week after the
wedding.
For engagement announcements it is
suggested that the story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy p i c t u r e, be
submitted early. U the betrothal announce-
-ment and wedding date are six weeks or less
apart, ooly the wedding pboto will be ac-
cepted.
To help fill requirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories, forms are avail·
able In all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further quesUons will be answered by Social
Notes staff members at 1142-4321 or 4114-9466.
The JmuaJ Nnc-. far
--~althe
Laa Alwn""' Ollken Wives
aub .m tw p1aoe 'ntunday,
Jan. 16, in lhe Officers Club
on Tenninal Island.
MrL Rock Duitman al 1----------------..111
Guest opeaker will be Mr•.
Jmel Aabcroll who will speak
on cootdlnaUng famlons. ·A
cocktail hour will b e g l n
the functioo at 11:30 a.m. with
luncheon being served at
l2:JO. ReservatloOJ may be
made by calling Mn. T. T.
Au.berry at 118'1-9951.
'Ibo -and Sow aewing duo ,ut bel!ln .. Friday,
.Jan. 11 at t a.m. at the Naval
Air SlaUon Goll Coone, Los
Alam""' lnlcrmatlon can be ..,.,b d .., calling Mn. Johll
c. K.,.r al ---' ••
Mesa Seniors
'Community Recreation
Center at Onngo County .flllrpwncll b the ac<ne of
.ildlvUy ' wben Colt.a Mesa
~ CllJJeDI meet II 11
• t.m. evay 'l'ltesda7.
HB TOPS Club
Newport Beach bas announc<d
the engagement of her
daughter, Quistine Plog to
John ~. son of
Charles BomgardntT of
Denver and the late Mn.
Bomgardner.
Miss Plog, also the daughter
of Chal'-les B. Pto1 of London
is a graduate of Pacific
Palisades High School and the
School of Business at the
Unlveni.ty of Colorado.
She received the Beta Sigma
aV1·ard as the outstanding
senior girl, was a member
of the Business School Studenl
Dom!, pnllldOlll al Beta
Sigma and assist.ant social
chairman ror Alpha C h I
Omega.
Her fiance, wbo ls serving
with the Anned Services on
Okinawa, studied 1n Montlnl
and at the Unlveralty of
Colorado, School al Bwln ....
No cl.ate b8J been set for
the weddin(.
Emblem Club
G1thering for bu 1Ine1 s
"""1 School 11 tho meetln& ...,...,. and ... srom• are
.,.._. I« ID<lllbm al Hut> mtmben of NowPOrt Harbor
U....., Beach 'roPS Pound Emblem Club the second
Pinc:ben at 7 p.m. every Mon· Tuelday at I p.m. In the Elks
day. . Lodge, Newport Beach.
Club Mixes Music, Work At Meet
Tbe AmerJc.an A.isociaUon of lunches. All persons over 55
Retired Persons will host its yean of age are welcome.
regular meeting in Harbor
Sen Io r Citizens Recreation
Cenler, Newport Beach at
U:>O p.m. nat Thursday.
A Jll'Oll'lm or music, under
the direction .of Mrt. James
E. !ljpYer of Newport Beach,
will be offered.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson will
dlsc:u.u WORK (Warted, Older
Residents with Know~w},
whlcb betp1 de.al with the pro-
blems of. -· The purpooe al WORK b to help tttirees
to fJnd part time jobs. ,,_ •ttendln• the 1•ther-
lng are aated to bring ..a
Choral Group
Every MOlldq al !:IO p.m.
momben al tho Protpectlve
Aliso Valloy Olaptor of Sweet·
Adellnos convene In M.Lulon
Ir the new cleaners
explode dirt-
what mast they do
lo your bands?
• •Traditional hand lotions
,are little protection
against modern killer
cleaners.
' New Vedra with Aloe,
the desert's moisturizing
plant, was formulated ex·
preaaly to oft'Aet the deva •
staling effeeta or harth
cleaners. ft aoothea,
smooths, he1pt restore 1
aoft texture to hand1.
Vedra Lotion, 1.00,
Cream, I.SO.
Viejo H\tlh School. ,,_ ln· •--------1 1"1'ated 1n Jolnlntl m•7 call
Mn. Wllllam Recht •t 137·
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RUNNER-UP -Faihi..; designer Bill Blass took
the No. 2 spot in the men's division of the Best
Dressed list, and placing third was Great Britain's
Prince Philip.
Alumnae Set Agenda
Chi Omega Alumnae of
Orange County will gather on
Thursday, Jan. 16 for their
first meeting of the year.
The setting for the 7:45 p.m.
event wlll be the Orange home
of Mrs. W. J. Blackstone.
GOP Meeting
Mesa V e r d e Republican
Women have changed their
meetlng place for their in-
stallaUon of new officers
tomotTOw. The event, to begin
et 10:30 a.m., will take place
in the home of Mrs. Cal
Swnrall, 1766 Bahama Place,
Mesa Verde.
Being 011• weiOh1 can OfWo,
befUM'f!PfmeN._.
Newly elected president,
Mrs. Arthur Zaslo, will con-
duct a short business meeting
and will announce the schedule
of meetings and programs for
the year.
All Chi Omegas living In
the Orange County area are
invited. Mrs. Blackstone at
633-9758 may be notified for
reservations.
Auxiliary
Coastline Auxiliary t o
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Post 3536 gather the first and
third Fridays at 8 p.m. Cosla
Mesa's American Legion Hall
is the scene of the meetings.
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BUI VO'it OCM do ti 1 ¢. 0 lhe warid.. This M1M
about voursell don ·1 irv 1t olofle.
ti yeu' re O¥et weight, COll'l9 COM to the one and
to Weight Watc..... onfy Weight Wotthen.
Hera. vou con team to
ic.. wtlght and ... p ii
off thmugll dw Weioht
Wa~ "•t9nlOlk>nolly
IOfl'IOtn; 'N9ioN control
orogrom. Th91"9 ore no
drvgt Ol pills. No~
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Horoscope
Capricorn: Pleasant
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Surprise Awaiting
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 15
81 SYDNEY OMARR
1'The wise man controls b1J
delllny .•. Allrolol)' polnta the
way."
ARIEi (Mardi SI-April It):
,Aecent oo Jont.raaco 111an1. Keep commW1lcatkm 11 De 1
open. Dbcwl lulure vaca&n
planl with famlly member.
Be aware of fubll'e trends.
Gain shown tbrouP written
wonl. Read, study and wrlte.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Avoid aelf-deceptlon. Face
facts u tber CJiJt -includes
maltera perlalnlng to bud&••·
.. pendlturea. DllCUU -with mate, partner, close
auoclate. Don't overentnd
youncU.
GEMINI (May al.June 20):
Stress on permanent ties, in-
cluding marriage. Muna thiJ
lJ M day to play 1amea.
Others are apt to b c
superaenaiUve. PeimJt one
close to you to have apotllgbt.
Play walllng game.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Study detalla COIUlecW with
hu)'ln&, aelllng. lleJ .. to be
lbonlti&h· llaad bilween th•
11ntJ -.tu<IY Ible print. Then
)'OU coold mner1• with ... flt.
SAGrrrARIUS (Nov. n.
Dec. 21): You CID wln friends,
lnOucnce people. Lunar poal·
.11oa aocenta your ..,. .... uty.
You &et your way through
chum. aell-expresslon. Speak
~. Dtaplly unlque talents.
You're a wiMer.
CAPRICORN (Dec. D-Jan.
11): Be cbarltlble. Realize
some want to plcue but feel
restricted. PatJence t 6 d a y
could win over one wbo hu
been elusive. P I ea 1 a n t
surprise is due. It's prepared
behlnd tile scenes.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Cowerve energy. Some
are well-meaning but squander
your Ume. You could find out
today just who ts best for
planned project. Not wl.se to
mil busineaa with plellSW'e.
Be practical.
PIBi:ES (Feb. It-March 20):
Be confidmt about your own
abllitJes. Your career, prestige
may be on the rise. Don't
rock boat by neglcclinl basic
r e 1 p o n alblliUes. One in
authority sees things your
way.
Attend to perS9111l tub, re-
quiremeata. Some may at-
tempt to in,volve you in their
problems. Be cbarmlng -hut
declln<. Neceuary today to atuod to basic Issues. Gel IF TODAY IS Y 0 U R
better undentandillg of job. BIRTHDAY you arc entering
L£O (July :13-Aug. 22): Day an exclllng period which
features fun through creaUve features travel, variety
ende.avor1. Loved ones provide ~lf ain1le-marrlage. U
pleamre. Evenlni·on the town married, you could redlJcover
could provide great benefit. mate-and rekindle romance.
Your penonality apartlea. GENERAL TENDENCIES:· ~~=ent 00 your wit, CyCle high for SAGI'M'ARIUS,
VIRG<L<Aiit. 2J.Sepl. 22): CAPRICORN, AQUARIUS
Family manber may be • Special won! lo VIRGO: g!va
overemoticnak Your task is ~arelul conalderaUon to offer
to remald" ca1zb. 1'hlnk of mvolvlng sale or purchase of
future -"1>1!'e . petty ... property.
110faoctl. Acceilt. aJao OD pro-To ordtr 11•-.ia•r"I •w:
pert ti do ti• si booil.i.T<-TIM ruth ~I Al!rolo 'I'
y ma ers, mes c tua· ="" oA'l'L vc-;r1t of~ ..,. ·~ ~.~ Uon. Follow through on hunch. c..,1r•1 s1enon. Ntw Yin. H.v. 10011.
UBRA (Sepl 23-0cl. 22):
Spotlight on abort trip. Day
features flurry of activity.
Some messagea could be
garbled. Don't offend relaUve
by sharp retm1. Sense of
humor becomea your great
ally.
SCORPIO (Cid. 23-Nov. 211:
Altend to financial matters.
Overeaters
Every Monday al 8 p.m.
members gather in Anderson
School auditorium,
Westminster, for meetings of
Overeaten Anonymous.
Guests are welcome to attend.
14th
SOME OUTSTANDING VALUES IN
FAMOUS MAKE MERCHANDISE
•• , TO CELEBRATE OUR 14 YEARS
IN THIS LOCATION!
LADIES SPORTSWEAR
LADIES DRESSES
LADIES LINGERIE
SAVE 1/3103/4
GIRLS DRESSES
& SPORSTWEAR
REDUCED 1 /3 to 1 /2
BOYS WEAR TOSIDlC
1/3off .. 1/2 off
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GOOD SELECTIONS
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Newpoi;t · Delays
Marina ·Decision
111 JEJIOME F. COIJ.INS
' Of .. D11r Pia.I Staff '
Steven C. 4"1d'a ambltiowl plan for'
• 1.-. niarina · encl6sed b7 a
-o!! ·Wetl ·N<wport I! atill allQOt, • '
Newport Beach d!Y ' coon0Imen Mon-
doy· held lllelr nr. until 'Ibey •learn'
mor..
Key &egments of marina • structures
wouJd be loeated at the Santa Ana River
m~th between the cities of Newport
and HimtlngtQn Beach. .
~ Ibo .. yoar·old· advertbing ex-
Soviets Send
Cosmonaut
Into Orbit
Mlisc!)li" (UPI) -The Soviot Union ~ a manned Soyuz 4 spacecraft into
orill.t around the e(l.nb today on what
the Ruasians said was a "complicated" ~. There . wu · apecu!aitOri the;
coo"*8ui -id attanpl a .-link·
up with apolber crift .u a lint mp
""'-atabllabln( ............ . W!iftia m11u1w ailer lbe lannCb,-Ule
pil!'I.'· Ill. 'Col Vladimir-~ ....... a to!evll!.a audience, "EYetythlnc "'li
fine. I Im fine.'' 1be 1¥e 1pacemao
rePOl'ted· success In a mnilbu of mm-
ual oi>eratioOa and said ht bad laded his solar baUerlU ontO $he sun to main-
tain Poll'tt· •
In a moVe unprecedented for the
SoViek-Union, Mr>scow television. within
tO minulol o! lllto!I, broadcast video-tapes ot Shatalov's ship soaring majes-
tlCaIJ.y1 from the Soviet's central Asia
l~to COlller and curving .toward orl>IL 11le Russlanl broadcast pictum ol lbe
la.,n,:h o! Soyuz 3 last Novembor -iS'bwrs Iller u Jolt ii! lamich 'pad, al!o
wulr<coderited for the Russians. · k . usual the Soviet Unic:m did mt de-tail goals of the latost lp&CO flight and
the news agency Tass Wd onJt lt wu
a "complicated and responsible pro-aram.:"
U; S. s~ eQ>Crls said the Soviel5
had :a ,"window" tor a shot at the moon
if SOydz 4 wUt '6 jump from earth orbit
toward a lunar m1Sslon to match Amer·
t~• Apollo 8 feat. But most spec1,1la·
ti.on centered on a linkup with un-
tnahned Cosmos 263 satellite. sent aloft
Sunday, or for dockinR with a manned
1pacecraft yet to be faunched.
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ecutive outlined the proposal In a 45-
mimrte presentation, Newport councilmen
told him it deserved further conslderation
-lllld will get ii at an upcoming study sesaion.. .
Loadm! o! 11\o West Nowporl . Im-
provement Aaaociation. however, .gnnnbI·
ed abciul the projocl ·bolng carried thal
far. They warned of a ciiliea uprisin&
uniess JI is )1Wed.
"We are lOD percent against annbing
lite a beachfroot roadwl.f' or an oUAre
breakwator," declared Ralpb Wat~.
"You will bO kicking the lid o!l'I Pan-
dora's Box if yoU go along with this."
GOOD OCE~ FRONT
"It'a r8ther inconceivable that we have
to· lt&Qd here and tell the council that
we baVe ·a magnificent ocean front,"
Said Margo Skilling, president of the
400-member homeowners' group. "How
anyone can contemplate destroying it
is beyond me."
Ray Martin, who said he has been a. West Newport propertyilwner for 30
years, was even more sucdnct. "This
plan,'" be said, "is lhe craziest thing.
that has ever happened."
Councilmen p!ain!j>· didn't think so -
not yet, anywai. , ,
'!'bey ..... ~ !nll1pd by .. Inland"~~ ol Auld'• plan. 'l'bil provides fer a retldtnllaJ.tnuine
Qe9elopment llmillr In ....,opt lo Hilft.
tin&lon Harboui. A ·-Would link it to tbe marina area. • '
Called ''G<noa Bay" by Auld, It would
be built on, undeveloped lands behind
N"'fPOl'I Shoru and would ~se
more than bt single-family homes, Z80
apartment unita, two publle parks,. a
shopping center and·some too additional .
boat slips.
MclNNIS OPPOSED .
Councilman , Donald A. Mcinnis, who
ropreaont& Weal No1rporl; 18!d ho would
bo mtaltera~ oppoSed lo the offshore
breakwater -extending from the Santa
Ana· River jetty to the Newport Pier
are.a -if ll would ••destroy our most
impattant am, our beach."
But he aaid if Genoa Bay can be
accomplished without wrecking the ocean
beach, "then I'm highly ln favor of
it."
"I certainly would not oppose studying
the feasibility (of Auld's plan) to see
what can be done."
••J think the in1and development is
a particularly "good Idea," .nld Coun-
cilman Ed Hirth. "But the plan along
the octan would conflict with people
(See MARINA, Pap Z)
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COAST GUARDSMAN STANDS· BY TO AID SURVIVORS AS ,SHIP APPROACHES DD~NED PLANE
Scandinavian Airliner wlfh 45 Abolird P.ncakea Into Coa1t1I Waters off LAX ·
Newport Workers Face
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Passengers
lioocending throush llormy lillbl Pita
.tn an abnormal landlnt appnllleh. 1
&.sndlnovlu jotUner 'lillh • .-
~Into. Ibo ..... t!"'°""'. Playa dd liq Monday d "1
clan today I lhlrd ol ·-were pneumed loet.,
Seorchm cootlnued lo bunt fw lf
poalblo IUtv! ..... In Ibo raimwepl; ...
dogree waters u tbaru prowled""""'°'
th<f mrfai:O,. bu\ llope .WU llnally.-
' doned 'tllat a,,; ... 'cqWd remalD 1n..: •
Four bodfes' Wei'e m:Overed Monday
night and 30 victims saved by an armada
· More. Crash Photot,
Storlu~ ·pa .. J ·
ol 40 . rescue craft and .Private boat,
as:. the dr;.ma at aea unfolded under
the glare of hollcoptor IOlfclilltlbia and
parachute flares.
A Cable Commutor Alrlln" pl!Ot. llom
Wesbnineter WIS the first penon to
sight floating wrecrt11e of the ~
dlnavlan Alrllnos Syatem DCI, huded
Into Loi Angel"' lntemaUOllll Abport wbon It hit.
Tho SAS Flight 133, pllotod by Capt.
Kamelh Davll, lormor Britlah Royal
Alr Force flier, diYppoared m.n Inwer
radarscopes at 7:40 p.m., after a 1~
hour delay lloft in ... boldJnr pallom
~~~~·.Be~ Mu~der £;bar.a~~, :~~*1-z-t P.ml*nt.~lluinmdmoreprecipila· r ~~·· .,¥· · .. ,.•;.i.., " , ... t • ..; -..,,; ~1 ilL on•·--'~
Rainy Season
In Full Swing
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tion on tiie Oilni~'U.an had bOen Bjl 1l'iWm RllBD pav~ ol lllh ilbWl"luol•noHh. ·61 • ...,_ ~"""" •lftlll by, JJ.mJle.an-; "redJCtei_ ' ' · 0t•.....,,...,.., · Palm Avt1111Jil apoOI o!bbd. : ; · ~ IDd..ltortn tUrbulence:
P wM O,~ Coimty boro tI!o brunt Murdor comjllafull Win &e180Ught !1to Mn. Mar!kee'1 lhroat had been 11u1> . Suddpily, without wamin, •xcopl for
of itte. 'wet w~Jitber aS '1.56 inches of today ot Wednelday agatiilt •'man·and i ed a:rid tiec body punctUrtd by numerous o(le lfqardeu' ofder to futeo seat woman now ·being hold by Hunllnglon s\&b -1'he body, wu Jull a lew bolb the pJa,no llatnmocj Into lhree to
rain !ell ••·the Huntington Valley aroa Beach ·pollci lh the bloody-ltabblng lqcboa• ln !ronl ol, llOr 1UU .runnin1 ~ four.!qot ocean awolla and broke apirt
oveTnigbt."Costa ~esa reported 1:14 lit-, deathofMrs.HesterMarkee.· · · just~of PalmAvenue.,, . 1• Ju'st 'behu1ct th'e wlnP.
ches, Laguna Beach 1.05 ncbu, while ·Ht ld -in kont1ngtOn 1CltyrJall·on the Headllg~tl·J>f Mr car bactUgtited the · Honeymoonin1SASPilotOlofAnd'enon
Newport Beach wu romparatively A-. murder charge is ·Norman COatney, 41." b~y . scene next , to. lbe lfUflthjlQon 38, dozing in a seat be&lde his bride' ~' an engtn"r wllh a NO'liporl Boacb Beacl! Country Club. ' · Marianno,.23, Aid bo thouibl tile 1n1t1ai
with a .72 reading. aerosp10Pl • firm. His-" com p•a n ion, ~YefUJIUon baa ltd ~-a ~ Ufat lm~ was ju5t a rough ladina at
This·brooghl !he...,..., total rainfall Margareta Dlngor, 31, a •wallral' •I tile "-·may ,hive.\~ mutdtred !ho Lela Allgel'8 fleld.
to 3.60 ioches:in the-Huntington Valley, a , a Newport restaurant, bu been transfer·. by the lrltf ,iliiver ·.~ .DU!tDP? ''Then I aaw the water coming Into
sharp ,declme -from., ~ 5,37 inches which red to womert'a de~nUon at orange ot I~ automobile with. whldl:diii ,Colllded the plue. My wife and 1 waUed .for
had (1llep ot lhla, tlm• last. yoar. The County Jill. · . · • (S.. iltu!tDER, hp'l), Ibo pla!\e to 11op and then IWclied
sharpeal conlrast .. ., In Newport Beach, 1be DAILY PJLOT !urned today !hat , • , , llf. Ibo nibbor nlll," Andenoa llld.
where "·-current 2.31 totaJ was the ·suspectt:.i who gave ~ 1addrta· · • · r ... Sbme of the ·women w.J... ~-'-•, ~.,.~':gainsl wt.......,., 5.91. ., 2M2 Delaware 81.,,H~l!facb, f:',_;_un' C!~.' ~-1..!...:..., and l 'lookod """"11 .::i• .;;;~ ·
havo professed' ihnoconco or. )lJlf !"' \'..Al n ~~"" b!ood,Y ., ...... be -Iller ~ •
City •AIHl'M.L -r:·i:t~ --'tart "'· volvement ln the lrilb' ~ ' . . . ' ' . . ' ' . . li . . broucl}t ~ .at a hutib' eaita~ I == ::li rn !:!! pa~1r;·~~~~~· .NCwpott ·~~tet','~· -;~~l ctntetat ·1i1~~·
Huntington 11.-h. 1.u l.60 s.11 Municipal CoUrt for1 arraigrubent u soon . . . "JV ioolc' -~ thrm ( ..._. t!t • Fou"11tn v 111tJ" 1.u J.20 5.ID as the paperwork can be com;i1eted. . · .1~ al: "'"'II .
.. w""",, .,"",.!!r . '·" l." '·'' . w ,. __ t As .Ci.ty Hu' ll, S1't~· . 9'ctiOQ:. to . . ~'t , • • . ' ...,.. 1.16 1" s.11 ·"We ~t:ely· w lake ~ wo -s~m •. .......:... · ,.,...1. : ~
L1t111111 L•llur• w1rld 1.0j i.s1 •.» l rt " d Det M ty Mc.Kennon ~ "11;1 ~ trvlM lt.ndo 1.n t.H s.• 0 coµ • saJ · on r"k • · and &ot · into "'-:We raft bu& it,.. ,:> ~=m'0""' :::: ;:~ ::~ Oi'f: ~ .. of~~1 .. ~ ee8!5Cb~ ~6: .Newport. Beadferty councilmen Meo-•·~.trf··itiiid~·,; ·.'f_.1t'i.-, ... .' Gird~ Gro... i.1r '·w 4.61 ""'6w d1y nlgbt c1ppedi two yean of atudy . ,Alldehfob lild1111l.-mtdy•i:lrtdt ' ' · ..... ~~::::::~ oeurK -~~ ,,!!'Jin. 111• ~~v~~:: I~ ~~w~!n ·~=: by unanlmously Rlectlq prbRerty •t reunited 'in auotber ilf~At..-~ .~ ?f.fe ; _...;.. -------------~----------Ne....;... center aa a ·ilte for ~. QtW 'Ano;tber 8AS pilot abMN Ule~r · ,!J .,... • cralt, . Ollv HUioir, aald~· ;. · > ·, ~ civic center and cuJtural compeh. btlp"takecharge:otievaCaatlon ' r 1'. -14
· Munic!P":'' aidea today boga~ ~ 11 tlie-llhau.r.d alrcrolt Git! 'l ..
liolll ln ...-w!lh the livlne ComjllllY '":~. havo to iea .. • u.;, ~;:._. ;;.,_ . : , · for --'.ttton of-the 19«!re 11te, valued -'T"-~ 9. :.::-<-. CS.. Alll.CIWB,• ""-'>'1) ., .r.1. · .by -•ppralaor Ill #•mllllon. ' ....
·' 'lbe..r. d1Y piim to ... •i:i'" ~crt• ror . sti.t:rc. ·/If-le.'"'• .·-. a 1 ciq adrlilnbtratlon Wfldinl, · police, ~~ t
~ ll1il cOwtcll ~-'Ille ~,-;:;!i;;EW::;-;;Y;:;,O::;R h:;-\t"":"'"'1'"1 --=Tbe=-""11oc-:-t-,,_-I , mt GI lhO xreap "°"ld lie..~· 1" t,t. clOled t'odoy In -te
olher·111enclu,·lnClu4lni r.1.loc1hd lrHlor. The -IanaJy _,,~~
Harbor Judiclal)llilrlctCoiul '"'"'°"-" ~ ol lncreued lioois: ·~--
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The ,cOurt. would ,.ql!lie' abl;;ii ~ ibla ,=. maaJy·. hiiber. ~ l'
acrt1,.1_.ii,.to Ea>!tOmlca ~· s;il .. during the first .tltlrd ol Jonuary,
Associates (ERA). rij:ing alumirnpn priCes and a..cammer-~ Secondi>hue plana fpr dvk centier ct department report that bu.slness •
cOnltruction call for uee. of··lhe ~n(f!I ._1ea acctlerated in1 l'iovtmber in die
o! the ""''ge by 1 cily,Ul1rary·buildlnc, !lice. o! "lncroued lnvllllorito. (S.. Nowport u.-Chimber ·ol•Commm:e q1jolallona, Page,s !IHI . .
headqdarttr•· and Other ··service and •
cuJtura1 irouP.S· ' ; t •
'lbe 'eltr fl •~ed to ... k outrlghl
acqulslUon of the· 1ix acirea ro? munldpiJ '
government offlcet and three acru Cot
tlf0'1!brary. 'Tllo .ttllt·ot the ..... ,.
woultl bel raer"Vtd •:tn IOtM rrianner,"
acconlln( to City Manage< ll•"IJ' ·i." JliirJburt, .. l .' l J0
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''How~lt wt>liJd be ireten"'l,t;'! he sakl1. '
"ls llill>ject ti> neptlatfon w!lh tHe rlrrina ·
Compimy.!' • ·t · ' '• • 1 • •
''llhere b:, a lf.llht' p1wpa;t; of1 ·al\-ts: .
chango ol land, !nvolvin( the .~ .
city ·liaJI ~to ou · li<!flll•t.r BClolleVlll!I
•I ~, A"""""-Cedric Wbllt..: M.J.A.,_.of ~11.@Clw,I ID•eotpto ,
:'l~=-~~ ~.;:".",be~
White'• 1lndlnp ... !Jolb' ~ .. pl!fl .
the · llndloga ·ol·1E;llA ·..il ~
CGP1Uilanll Wellon !l«kol • Alo6tjllloo, ·
lndlcat. a not , adv~p ,to , the dll'
In .,..,.,. to Ncwpri C.Oter ol .....
than '91».00t.t ,.:1 '1 :
.At .... point dlrlni~tbe 'pall ""'
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11..n·. a' allvir ·uni;., bellind :
tbo6e rain cfoo4:la",1 arMI lt'll ahow
up Wodneadoy Wlllf !air, lmOlleaa
weather. Looi: Lor mucury nad-
!np ·ot to 1ocaI1¥ and M hlrlhet
ln!lllld.
INSID / TODAY
Prflidttll Jo/lm<m look• ..
hit · od~-.0 from ... ·
1t1>ndpoillt, manr.4/ 11/< cv•llfr.J-i I .,.. ttom OMther. Paoi 'JJ. ; IE--· • • <.....,... tNt ,.
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• •• IS nits WEST NlWPORT OF FUTURI? <ITV' SAYS HUGI MARINA AND ''GENOA IAY' ll'C!RIGllOUND> MAY NOT' iE 'Pl'Pl>DRIAM I
1 yun of 8'udlet, the advantqe .Wll .
ptqed·« mdre :lhal:t11-mllllan. Wblta'• llb!dla: hll!'mrl pl""'111111a ..w.,or -
tbe city hall'lllte at IOll -11811 boon
(lea CMO CENTD, , ... J)
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a DAILY l'ILOT H
5,000. Tr.oops
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Raid Cong C.a,mp
SAIGON (UPI) -About 1,1100 allied lroot>I llonned I (:ommunlot·heJd
ptnlnsllla OD ·Sou.th Vietnam's ctntral
cout In the blatJt empbnii0111 operaUon
aince u. s. lllrlnea landed al lncbofl
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RELEASED FROM PRISON
Atom Spy Sobell
Spy Sobell Wins
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Harbor in the Korean war. military
.IJlOk-aald today.
Ccim.manJques uld some J1000 U. S.
Morlnes "11111 h<llcopten and lllJldln1
crall swept Into the ~laoiu Penlmula Aloadoy from lhe South €bina Sea.
-2,000 u. s. and llouth Vl-~men set up a cordon Jt the
neet ol 'the bthmUJ-to block • Com-
munist ~treat.
About 1,000 communist soldius were
~eved holed up on the peninsula 300
r:ilJa -ol ~ ... Lealld dropil and loodtpe•tor ..-.is llrpd an -t«I $,000 lo 10,000 dvlllana lo
lhl .... to 1aa .. prior to the -'l!io ..... ol tbt -wt ... a two-
squarNlilo area heaYllr fort111ed with
~ and -that hat-lllld bf U., O..mUnlol• u a· lllclq ,polul
for--• yean, lhl ai>ot-~ ol Ille fonlllcll""' won . bJ Ille Japa-durtoc
World Wli IL
'"ll>On are a Joi ol VC (Vlei C«\I)
in lben. and we are ture ll will 6i
strooclY c:Uitealed," Brig. Gen. -H. Coobey, Ollt ol the tut ,..,,. ......
-. aald.
UPI ...,.......ient Kata Webb ._ted
... Am«1can .... tilled and m -eel durilll the early pbalel ol th• operalloo.
SllO aald aboul 500 upec11 were IOllllded
up for illlfm>C1Um.
Rear Adm. WUllam W. Behnna Jr., _.._ ol lhl IDvaalon force, aald
!hen bad -a amplllblous uaaulta in V1eCnam l1nct 1915 but 0 DODt can
compare wllh tllll." He aald muy men
"-,.... IJnded at !lldlOll ID Sip.
!ember, lllO, lo the cam!>alln lbat drove
the Ncrth Korean al'lllJ' oul ol Soulb
Kwea "but tbia ii a far more com-
pllcat!ld .and far .rwlllnl oponlloa lo
every otber reaped. 0
Appeal, Released Front P .. e J
NEW YORK (uPf} -Morton Sobell. AIR CRASH . • • a codeltodant with Juliua and Ethel
Rotenberg In the "Jllouge cue ol the
century, today won his release from
a JO year prison sentence for co0aplriog
lo deliver atom bomb lf!Cl"tLs to Ruu1a.
'Ibo U.S.. Court of AppealJ ruled that
Sobel abould be gtven credit for seven
montba imprilomnenl lerVed prior to
aeotencinl and wblle awaitln( lrial thus matlnf blm eligible for parole.
Sobel! had been oenteiiced to 30 yean
In prison April S, lllSl and the -p
rec<lved the clealb penalty. They subse-
quently were eucuted ID sin, sin, prlaon
1n New York.
'lbe <OUrt pve SObell credit for 7
montha and 11 dayr he was in jail
because he coold not ralse fl00,000 ball,
prior to be1na aentenced In 1951 to 30
yeara In prtaon on charges of dlscloalng •
,information on the atom bomb to the
Soviet Union.
Navy Schedules
Pueblo Inquiry
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Navy will
open a court of lnouirY Into the caie
al the lntellJgence ahlp Pueblo nm. Mon-
day.
Annoondng this lu\ nlib~ the Navy
laid the inquiry would have three phasu,
Including the mJNion 1 and operation of
the ship, its selmre lut Jan. 23 by
North Korea and the detention. of the
crew.
Five admirals will conaUtute: the court,
with Cmdr. William R. Newsome acting
as judge advocate.
Newacme aald there was no quu:Uon
of lleeklng to apply to the Pueblo's
crew the Military Code of Conduct, which
forbidl mating con!easlons while a
pri50Der of war.
He A.id the rta.900 is that "we are
not ln a state of war with North Korea"
and the crewmen were Illegally detained.
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off-duty Hanson alloulAll, orderlnf -able lo belp to 1ei llleralta from tlle
overhead eompartmenta.
Launching rubber rafls from the left
wing, Hanson said heavy winds blew
one into the tom, jagged nose of the
plane, which la named "Sverre Vlktna,"
causing It t.o puncture and link.
Several Coast Guard vessels, including
the cutters Po[nt Judith and Polnl Bridge
led yachll and pleasure boats out inlo
storm-lubed seaa on the mercy mllsion.
Three amphibious hellco~ were im·
mediate1y dispatched under Los Anl:eles
International Airport's at-sea alr'dlaaster
plan, fiood-Hghtln( the am whell heavy
swells prevented them !rom aeWni
down.
Procedures for handling such a cUtcmna:
were rehearsed immediately following
the similar Nov. U pancake landing
of a Japan Alrlllle1 jetllner oil San
Francl!CO lntm>aUooal Alrporl.
No one aboanl the JAL plane wblch
carried 107 persons was tilled or Injured,
but the miracle laod1ng In a calm,
-portkn ol San Fraocllco Bay alerled Loa Anlelea &aid)' offlclall to
the poalblllty ol ... In the Sou1hland.
Passengers injured In the Monday night
SAS cruh were laken ashore either
by boat or lifted into btllcopters by
aerial 111nf1, depeoding upon need foc
immediate treatment.
"The coodiilona were terrible," said
David Howcraft, 43, of Incte:wOod, skip-
per of the Loa Angeles County Harbor
Patrol boat "Bay Watch."
"There wu a &hree-to-four root swell,"
he said, "and the vlaiblllty wu almost
nonexistent.''
Survivors -many of them bleeding,
moaning, and crylna to be taken to
shore and aafety-were rushed to UCLA
Medical Center and Santa Monica Hoa-
pltll, with flve sertOUJly Injured and all
others In lalr to good abape.
A Los Angeles County Sheriff's De-
partment bus supplemented a fleet of
ambulances.
'lbe pilot declined to diacuu posaible
causes of the fint comrnerclll alrllner
crash in the history f1' Loi Angeles I~
ternatlonal ,Alrport.. which opened In
1947, but praised hiJ crew.
One stelfarde.u ls among tbe dead
and another u rnlsslng.
He described their acilons as totaJly
berolc and dlscipllntd, whlle a Coot
Guard rescuer Said it WU 1omewh1t
of a miracle that the OCI cUdn't break
apart and sink entirely.
!ft Washlllgtoft, D.C., the Nlllonal
Tramportallon Safety Boan! announced
it wu dlspatcb.lng a team ol. 10 men to
lnvesllllle the cruh. while SAS olfl-ciu linmedlat<IJ toot ofl fl'Dm eo.
penhagen to join them.
Federal Aviation Adminlltratioa of-
fioerl at L<>s Anaeles International
Alrporl aald Fllpt 913'1 Jandlnc ap.
proacb .... IRllD<Wbal UllUlual, llnce
pl..., .....U, llWOOp In from the eul
over IncJewood.
'Ille nmway approach oot of the WQI,
howenr, nqulnl a pllol to nly on
hil own lnltramlntl, wbl.le the routine
· landJni ii 1ovemed by the ~on
Approech Radar (PAR) 1y1tem or
guidance.
Tbe SVtrre VltJn&'s t"o crtwa had brouihl the plane In fnim CooenbalOft
O't'W 1be North Pole route, with A Moniley attemooa ttopover in Se1tUe, Wuh.,
prior to Ila scheduled 1,05 p.m. Loa
Alllela tennlnua.
A ftt1, drtal1 dawn brote over the
Paclllc Coul today, nveallnf the wncba1 o1 the DC1 -orl,inallf bulll
jult • ln mlla away In Sant.I Monica
-&till bobbing In the water whlch
reacht1 deplha ol JOO fed at the crub -· Romovable portions of the ,....hd
alrU-wtn1 lx'ouiht ubcn Monday nflht and olflclals hoped to tow the hulk to lballonr water olf MaUbu Ca&
)'VO to c:omplere recovtry operations.
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CofC Stu(IYJ
Gives Pass
To Bonds
' '
By THOMAs FORTUNE
• Of .. Dlltf ...... fllff
The doubters have become heliever1.
Stepllcal businessmen who nine moollls
ago began to hold a dollar and ctata
• nrdslict up to Newport•MW Unified School Diltrict 'have tou.Dd it mealUJ'U
1IP-Mondo)' Ibey reconuMnded an-
donemenl of the Feb. W bond ""1e
fa< f!Ji.t mllllon.
The vote by IS members of a jolbt
chambers ol commerce study committee
was unanimous. Their recommendation
now goes to direct.ors of lhe Newport
Harbor and Co6ta Mesa chambers.
1be significance of the vote was ei:-
preased by Dr. Nolan Frizzelle. He aid:
"Can I point out that when we started
these meetings we had a high ratio
of members opposed to school hood re-
quests. Some of us thoU£bt we were
going to find all klndl of buried secrets.
The yea vote or this group conslitutcs
a turning about in light of the facts."
,. • ". ' A Ctnfll A"""' THIS 1$ $1TI (WHITJ. OUTLlr•ll SILICTID l'OR l'UTURE NEWPORT CIVIC CENTER
In the nine months of their ln·
vestigation, the chamber men have heard
alarming enrollment projectiou, charges
that scllools are built with frills and
are monuments to archleda' ego, rebut-
tal of the charges, and testimonf that
Nel\·port-Mesa schools were bwlt as
cheaply as schools elsewhere in the state.
From r-.e l
CIVIC CENTER SITE 'PICKED. • •
an11cipaUd, ilrieJy becauae ol an
or1&Jnal mllcajollatkln 00 the amqunl
ol avaltable land, and the value .o1 the
Newport Center lite at a hlcJ>er 0..,..
than anticipated, becaUIO ol lnflallooary
factOn.
Councllriten qread M°""'1 I h a 1
teOO,ooo. wu IJUffk:Mnt to wmant reloc:a-
lloo, llpeclallf In comblu\Q! with Olher
•·m~n adv~, ~ II
cenlrallly-olloclllm.
Councllma!! Howard Roctn, •be!
nprtRQta Balboa, l1Ulllhled alloul the
reviled valuallona, bul he -..i1 alOl!I ,
wtlh bla oolleque1 In commlltlnl the
city to the Newport Center alte.
The COWlcil took the actlon, on Vice
Mayor 1Jnd8Jey Panoas' motion, by
Newport Slams
Lid on Proposed
l'Jack' Restaurant
Newport Beach city councilmen ?\-Ion·
day night nailed the lid on Jack-in·the-
Bo1.
In an unurual acUon, they unanimously
ovemded a planning comm.lsslon decision
that would have permitted the drlve-
tbrou&h restaurant at 20th Street and
Bafboa Boulevard.
Spotumen for Foodmaker, Inc., a Los
Mieles firm that owns the reataurant
chain, were pla1nly miffed at the co~
cil'a action, wbich wu bued on traffic
problems the hamburger rtand would
assertedly 1enuate. '"Thi• decillcm," aaid Jame1 E.
Ericbon, Foodmaker attorney, "means
that the city of Newport Beach no longer
hu the traHlc c1pacity to handle any
commerclal development on t h e
ptnill!Ull' I I
He said an analy1is by the city of
what. ues Jn the area are permitted
might now be 1ppropriate, "usuming
you will permit any C-1 development."
Councllman Robert Shelton denied
Erickson's "suggestion that we rezone."
He 1aJd many other commercial uBU
would be pouJble without creaUng major
traffic problems.
Traffic consultants hired by Food-
maker also got nowhere with the council.
The consultants conceded there would
be lrafiic backups "on rare occasions"
at the Jaclt-fn.the-Bo1, but they wouldn't
be serious.
"Any traffic backup on Ba 1 boa
BouJevard would be eerious," snapped
Councilman Conald A. Mclnnil.
Vice Mayor Llnd&ley Par10ns II.id he
objected to the plan because the
restaurant's patrons would be pltchlng
lllter all over the ltrftt.s as they drove
away. "Thousands ol cups would be
toued out of car windows," he llid.
Police Chief B. Jsmes Glavas was
also of lltUe help to the restaurant
finn . He testlfied that pedestrian patrons
would botUe up the flow ol traffic 1s
they acurrl~ acrou the boulevard. He
said It would also pose 1 nfety buard.
Tbomu Hyans, 217 11th Stree~ opoke
for JO ~ ownera wbo bad •llJlled
a peiltlort pn>lelllng the plan. "If you
are concerned about the tour1N being
deprived of lwnburpn," he Aid, "there
""' no 1.., than 13 eoloblllhmentl within
I two or tlnt bJoct radius ol the
oite, ID quuiloa, which Hm abnflar
fan.'•
MURDER • • •
• few moments bef<n bu death.
Mn. Markee, a receptlonla:t for I HU&
tlngton Beacll optometrlsl, had teken
a load of laundry to a coin laundry
and "" on her way back to the apart.
rnent where she llved alone.
At Adami A..aue and 17th Streel
1bl 1pptrently wu involved in a minor
collJalon with anolher. car.
Her car wu scntcbed sllptly and
a couple ol parts fell off to bt found
later by police at the point of lmpacl.
She drove on toward dcalh 1 few
adopting a lhr,..part rtJOlulioo. II
declared:
-"Tbat the Ctif Council lllteods to
proceed with the development ol a new
dYlc ctnter complex in Newport Center,
subjecl to the consummaUon to the city's
aatlafactlon of property acquiliUon and
development ol. a feasible program for
lllwlclllg the project. • •
-"Thal the City Council ~J!!_ tbe
Orange County Board of SUpervllln-to·
select Ni;wport Center u the site for
Harbor Judicial Court faclliUes.
-"Tliat the CJty C.Ouncil assures the
Board of Supervisors of ii.a full coopera-
tion and support tn making this proposed
project a success."
The resolution noted that several con·
aultenta, citizen !ludy committees and
coancll comm!tteea all had unanimously
recommended the Newport Cent.er alte.
The resolution also pointed out that
the firm ol Stone & Youngberg bad
been hi.red to act a1 financial advisers
to the city in studies to determine a
means of paying foc civic center con-
strucUon, the cost of which has been
varlou,ly estlm&ted at from $t mlWon
to " million. Stone & Youngbe'g's report is expected
early this year.
Councilmen also unanimously aifeed
lo send on to county supervisors a detal.I·
eel report from ERA that cltea economic
advantqi;a tq thP. county ahoold it
relocate the courts, now in Costa Mesa,
at New.port Center.
Tustin Scl1ool Board Sets
Plans for Override Vote
Tustin Union Jfigh Sch0o1 Board
members Monday ordered district of.
flcials to complete the details for a
JO.cent override election scheduled for
March 11.
The 30-cenl increase would bring the
school districts' tax rate up to $1.50
per $100 of assessed valuation. It still
would be one ol the lowest tax rates
in the county.
John Duncan, assistant superintendent,
said that should the override fall, the
dlstrlC( will lo.<Je Its prewit $1.'3 base
and revert July 1 to a &Xent ta:x
level, the mlnlmum allowed by 1tate
,.
law.
''We're Lalking about a Sl .5 million
difference," Duncan 11ald. "Without it
(passage of lhe override), '>''f" estimate
incnme at about $4.5 million, with Jt,
about $6 mi!Uon ," he sald.
The district's budget th is yc11r or $5.8
million was termed "mlnlmual" by Dun·
can. He said the board figured thrt
just to continue present programs nc::t
year a tax rate of $l.3SI would l:ie needed.
Present rate is $1.20.
The add!Uonal 11 cents fi1 ure in the
31k:ent override, would go toward open-
ing ()f the fourth high school In the
district, and provide revenue for a con·
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MARINA PLAN DELAYED • • •
who O'>l'n beach properties.''
The breakwater. as proposed by Auld,
would encompass five separate docking
areas, a sailing channel , a view park
near the jetty and three quiet swimming
areas, which Auld said would ap-
proximate 78 percent of the existing
beach.
Obviously, there wou1d be no pounding
surf, he aaid. "It would be jtm 1 aorUy
lapping surf, such aa at Avalon.''
The marlna, breakwater included,
would cmt 1bout $15 million and would
be seU-sustalnlng, he said.
Vice Mayor Lindsley Parsons said the
city should look at the enllre pack11e
in two p1w... "The first would be
to uk the Army Corps ot Enginttr3
to study the breakwaler," he explained.
"The s~nd would be to invesUgate
the Huntington Harbour type of develop-
ment. We would do both to setUe our
own minds."
After considerable d1Jcu.u.1on, the coun-
cil finally agreed to Mclnnta' llUQeallon
that no action be conatdered until the
matter ls taken up at an<>ber ttudf'
1esslon, on a date to be announced.
Before that undcntandlnl wu reacl>-
ed, Auld, empba~"nc that 1111 plan was
Julf. a cne-man drtam, reclt.td what
he believed to be the brutWater-pro-
hundred· yards lniln tha accident """'·
Appuen~ the otbar C11 drove up beside
lltr and calllld her to stop oot way
or anolher. SllO IJ>Pll'ntly IOI out ol
ber car and wilted up to the other
car IOlllt IQ to 39 fetl away, pollce
belle ...
If lhll 0-, ti corrocl Iha driver,
and _.,,.,.., 11 ..,, srabbed the
vlcttm Ill ancer and alulled ber badly.
She man11ed to twllt away from the
dulh IJ'lp and reel back towanl her
car. She didn't make it. '
I
tecled marina's advantages. He said It
would :
-Ha1t the "fruJtlesa" expenditure of
public funds to combat beach erosion.
-Provide new land areas for public
recreational use.
-Ellminate the "stigma of blight''
from West Newport.
-Provide the "only economic method''
of Olllhinl out the lower bay. (The
plan includea a channel carved out from
Newport Island to the marina area.)
-Shorten the dlstanctl boats must now
travel to 1et from the lower bay to
the SCI. ,
-Double the number of boat slipa
ooce envisioned for the Harbor Area.
-Give prtv1te property owoen In West
Newport an lncei>Uve f0< maj« shoreline
development.
The lut cttµen to speak to councilmen
on the subject wu Hal SwenBOn. "t
1ay thrff cheers for . more boat 1Upe:, ''
he declared.
Swenson ill a local yacht nleaman.
History Group
To L-Ook Back
On School Days
While citr counc11m .. dtacula lhe up-
coming Newporl-Meaa Unffled Scbool
Dlstrlcl bond tlecllon tonllht. the Colla
MtJI Hlltorlcal Socltty will be hooorlnf
educaton fnlrn ~ dl,ya.
"Gool Ole Sc:bool na,t," II the Utle
of the 7,JO p.m. round-table dlacunlon
Ill the CIY!c Center confennce room
11 77 Falr Drive, acc<rdlnc to Miidred
FIJher' IOO'etery. Newspilper . dlpplncs, obotolnphs, dbi>laya and olber memorabllla OI pre-
unihcaUoa dl,y1 will bt a•allable and
the public 11 lllvtted to attand.
Gu"ta wbo plan to attaod Include
Evtmt Roa and Jmoph Kemble!, botll
pall tchool principals: Mra. Faye
HarbllOl'I, Mn. Robert FlAher, Mr1.
Nellie Lon(, Lealls Miiier, Mrs. Leroy
AnderlOfl, Mrt. Amelia Drummond, Miss
Marian Panons, MW Elalt Morrow and
IOme other11.
I
As a result they have come to the
conclusion that school need.1 a r c
legiUmate, money hu ool been loosel:·
spent in the past, and the bond request
is reallst.ic.
Faye Edelblute of the Newport Harber
Chamber'a Womens' Oivi!ion wanted it
noted the committee has overcome two
emotional objectons -unificaUon and
college campua revolt -in deciding
to support Ute schools.
BuL Dr. Frizzelle, a former statewide
chairman ol the comervaUve United
RepubUtans of California ( U R 0 C ) ,
reminded the group its stand was to
be bl&tld ·solely on findings from a
busineass point Of view. "Other groups
can handle the emotional issues such
as how children should be treated,"
he said.
Jack HamlneU, president of the Costa
Mesa Chamber, summed up the com·
mittee's study this way:
"It probably wasn't a very nice thina:
lo do, but we decided to tap th•
superintendent on the sh<>ulder and say,
'Lookit here. are these schools built
eccoomlcally? Wu our taxpayers' .moaey
1pent prudently?'
"This is something difff!rftlt than
saying the usual 'Vote yei because our
kJds: need it.' " * -:; * ' I ' ' Unprecedented
School Backing
By Citi-es Nears
Newport Beach and Coat.a Meu city
councllmen will meet tn a joint 9el11ion
tonh1ht to consider resolutions· stroogly
urging voter approval Feb. 11 of the
$15.9 rrtillion Newport·Mesa school bond
issue .
If the two cities endorse the bonds,
as anticipated, it will be an un·
precedented action.
The 12 councilmen -seven from
Newport.. five from Costa Mesa -were
Invited to the session by James W.
"BBi"" Peyton. president of the unified
school district's board of trustees.
Notices of the meeting, to be held
at Costa Mesa Hlgh School's Lyceum ,
were sent out Monday to Costa Mesa
cowiclmen by Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley.
The Newport councll, in a formal
session Monday night, voted unanimously
to accept the invitation.
The motion was made by ex·Moyo;•
Paul J. Gruber, 1vho in the past had
been the countil 's principal ad~·ocate
of "not iettlng the city involved in
IChool matters."
Gruber said Monday he sLill believed
that way, but felt the school district's
desperate classroom short.age wu an
overriding conslderatlon in thls IMtance.
"I'll support this reaolullon," he 11ld.
''But we're getUng Into soft ground.
The two jurisdlcUona should be kept
aparl"
Councilman Howard Roeera responded
that becau.se the plea for support came
from the school board, "we bav1 a
moral obllgatlon to be h<lplul."
"PolltJcal jealoulles ol the pul," aald
Rogera:, "ll'I dluppeartni. We must look
at thia from the .. ut111 point of view ,
and thal Is that a lltrool tchool systam
II the key to the succeaful lfOwlh
ol I city."
"It ill the key," •Feed Gruber. ''I
don't want to appear tn the lust w1y
opposed to the bond blue. I am lor
It.''
Gruber'• poe.IUon thus 1ppured to
usu.re a unanimoui Newport vote on
the r<10lullon tonflb~
The nsolullon ~ for adoption
lllote" "The City Councll ••. urgea the voter•
ol Newport Beacb to cooaldet the neod•
ol the local acbool l)'llllm, to COllalckr
tbe aoclal and ecooomlc lmpllcatlool for
tbt ccrnmunlty U needed c:lulrooma are
not provided, and to YOle In favor of
tbt bood issue at the eledlon on Fell.
11., l•.''
Vice Mayor Lindsley Panons fretted
about Illa being unable to attend tonf&hl 'a
jolol mtlll"i becaUll ol 1 prior bulln111
commltmtnt. "l don't nnt my ablence
to be CONlrued as oppoaltlon. I'd Uke
to make It clearly understood that I
favor the rt110luUon."
MIJ'Of Dorten M1rahlall 1 o I v t d
ParlOnl• dilemma by dlrecting the clly
clerk to record PtrllOnl' vie"• Ja I.he.
minutes of Monday's mtttlng.
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JOINT SESSION ~ .Finishing plam for tlie joint IIJMlhig of
Womm'1 Atllllla7y to Orange Camty llfedlcal Anoclaflm and
<>range County J,awyen' :Wives 111'9 (!ell to rlgbt), lb• ;Mmet.
New Leaders Ready to Assume Duties
Hlgbllgbling the dinner dance, Jan. 20, of the
Wo~1 Divislon, Newport Harbor CJiamber' of
<Jommmoo will be the lnatallalion al new of:fioen
when .Mrs. Carol French accepla Ibo pvel and
dutleo of the ~· She ud .llrs; Patzl<ia
Bray (left), first vice president, oheck programs.for
1969. Also hdpfne J.>larl activities ·are 'the .Mmes.
George Zebal, Vir&lnia Fouta, Be'tty TowM«ld and ~ Para. who will• ISSUJDft duties dmlng the event In the Newporter Inn.
Chrjstia:n.s Need Ne
DEAR ANN LANDERS: We moved
Into this homo ..... m-. ap. The
neigbbon wtn vtsy nice, uoW the se..
cond week lo D<arnber, when they all
bepn to put up Jlibls, tree decoraUon1,
SIDtu and ......,., all&'IJ, what have
you. 'l1lis bloclt loobcl like Macy's win-
dows. My wife and I have always placed
.... Chrlstmu tree in the front -and that wu aJL We nevw felt it
WU -.ry to 80 lo for a big dilploy.
On Dec. II I nelgbbor telephoned and
aated ff ft needed help to Uput Up
our Christmas lights." I told her we
were not puttiD( up ""1 ligJltl. Siie
theft Aid, "Oh, then tt's lnJe -you
fdlb ara't Christiani." I replied, "I
didn't uy whether we were Chrl!Uans
or noL All I aaJd was we are not
ANN LANDERS ri
pulUng up any Jlibls!'
The converutloo didn't get any betttt
aod I ltnalJy bung up. Now my wife
aay1 I abouJd not have left t doubt
in •the neighbor'• mind u to whether
or not we m Christians (we go to
the Presbyterian <hlrch). I say it"1
none of her --Who ta rigbt, Alln, my wife or meT
--GROSSE POINTE
DEAR G.P.: You are. A.ad a holly
wreath to you, Bolt, for not allowing
your ~lglbor i. put yoa oa tbe
de!enllve.
DEAR ANN LANDEllS: I'm a blcbeloc
who waa ftepiDg compallf with I mlddJe.
aged widow. Mary had lhll' cat that
I never cared for. Wbeoeftf' I went
to call, Jasper seemed to be: watching
every move 1 made. I was always un-
comfortable around him.
LAsl week Jaspu was sitting ln the
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Tracli\ionally, 1!>• Auslllary to Orange County .Medi-
cal Aosociatlon:•nd'lbe Onnge County Lawyers' Wivu
begin each new year -wllh a joinl'meeling.
And, 11169Js no exceptloo. · .
Spolligtiling tl>O·new Year while po~g the provoca-
tive.question, .What's So' Happy About' the New Year?
will ·be·the k.,,,.ter,«;aJ:r .P;T~"l'led,peno"W',
In the field Of polllical ldellce, Who hU bee•·• goodWill
&ll'haa1ador for the UnUM·Staltl In many countries.
The joint aess!Oll ls,llCbeduled f<>r next 'l'!lqnday
In the Saddlehack Inn, anDOUDCed Mrs. James W. Obrien,
coordinator: · · ~ · · · •
Festlv!Ues will ' begin With an 11 a.m. aocill · 6our,'
followed by a lllncheon and a ohowlng of Joan Buck
flllblona 'durlnl tllo reput. • ·
Mn. Jamu S1act, ~ a( tho,Iawyera' vr ....
wDJ-sroot Jlr& 'Frank:& lt!i1111fltk,-iilxliiary preoldent
ll!d_ot!!l(l!MlllJ .. llley.~ •.
'Ille ~ hU · been engaged by .M<s. Wel,ih
.Mornlnistar, ·Lawyers'. WI-vloe president.
Followlnc lbi6 session, Lawyer1'·Wlves·will continue
their work with and nWng fnnds fnr Orange County
Le&al Aid, while auxiliary memberl will be plan!lipg
thoir umm! falul.nlsln& fubion show to raise fundl
for ICholmldpo. . '
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W8rm weloomes will be extended 18 new memben toafublon.&lJow·bySax,of'l'mUn w!lb~ • -
of 'i'l<e8etta' €llapller a( the Clllldrma.Allbmali< ~'F!oroncol!malel.Mn.Joellatl~em-· .. :1
RioBelrch lnltltute IDd H01pltal during a . Q0'"1 • benhiP chllimm hap~, ~.now. (left ~;''
Iundieon saturday .. Jan. 25, ln·Berblllreo. .After· . 1o ngnt) . .M,lu $Ison GtOil aiid . .Mra.,Hai . ,.:
ward they and eonulllllng IDllJlllera will be ~al<d . · · · .. ;:
to
middle of. the ilrlvnray. wbal I came
to caJL 1 -ed tbe bonl but be
jusC .11t·tbere. I Col mad ·because be
was being atubtxlrn 10 I ran over bim.
"l"'l' came oal of the bouse al that
mom<nl. When Ille .... Jasper she
became byller1cal. II WU ·plain that
the cat was dead, but sbe-inlllted ,..
take him to tbe 'rel'• anywll)'. When
1 m..ed llie told me to leave and
neTer to come back.
I WU very food of Mary but ii lhe
would trade oar relatlorooblp for a cat
maybe abe wu too nutty to make a
goOd wile. Whal do you uy?
-ANCHORAGE
DEAR ANC: I 111 yoa toald Uke
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a .-bot· ud U. II lldJ to
be rid" yGL
' ' DEAR.ANN LANDERS : I'm a IJ.y.,.,..:
old girl with • 11-Jeal'<lld 'problem; My .
mother. WbeneYer I am Jnvlled to .pend
the niclll at •· l!rl) -. obe baa
to know tbe -•• -aod pllooe number ol tbe &Ir!. I doo' mind• ~
but I DO mind wberu Ille calls 1JiO
motlier of tbe tdrl and· pves her the.
tlllrd dqJ<e. T!il. man. me looll lite
a baby and I hale IL II ,also loob
lite 1111 motber doun' trust me.
S&y IDmethini .. Dl1 -will cul "out. -NO INFANT
DEAR N: WU! )'M evdter tlle tMrd: d-lo rullJ • lltalaJ -' la
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Tloadir. ""'"'"' 14, 1969
• Best Dress~d List
• ~ Mal~ ~Plumage' Recognized for First Time
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1.WfNNING TEAM -Mr. and Mn. Wyatt Cooper
'·""' gtven top booors on the Best Dressed· list. Coop-
l;er was named the best dressed male, while his wife
took top honors in the "imaginativeu c~tegory.
May Rites Disclosed
During Family Supper
Tht engagement or Linda
Jo Elliott to Steven Howard
Snyder was revealed by her
parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Alumnae
To Honor
Newcomers
Newoomers will be booored
by the Onnae ec.mi, cllapter
of Scrlppo Almnnee during a
gfJ«qualDted coffee o n
'Jbursda,J, Jan. 11.
Mrs. W1Ulam Eilers,
-ol the IJ'OCIP, will hOll the event In ber N"'JIO!t
Beach bome.
Tbo 10 a.m. meeting will
feature • clllcuDlon about
plant for a !lflllln1r on The
Fennmt In llJcber Eclucati<la.
Tbo -.. will tW place
bqlnnlng Wedoelday, Feb. 5
from 10 am. to noon in the
hcime ol Mrs. Ellen. The -of the-will be $10.
Speabn for the eveot will
loclude Mrs. E1Uabeth Clea,
director of Special Educa-
llonal Pregrams and eon.
tinuing Education, Mrs. Mar-
jory llolm!ng, dean of the
faculty, Mrs. Mary Decker,
dean of ltudenll, all of Scrlppo
Collep, and Dr. John Bevan,
""'1demlc -presldeot of the Collep of the Pldllc.
-lnformalloo can be oblalned by calJlnc MW
c,Dlhta Putush!n at m.1991.
Officers' ,
Wives Host
Luncheon ·
C. Elliott of Anaheim during
a family buffet supper last
Sunday.
Setting !or the party was
the Fountain Valley home of
the br i degroom-elect'•
brother, Fred S. Snyder.
Miss Elliott is a graduate
of Marina High School and
Orange Coast College where
she affiliated with Epsilon
Delta, dental assisting sorori-
ty.
The future benedict, son of
Jo.trs. Florence Snyder of Seal
Beach and the late Seo! Beach
Police Chief Wendall J .
Snyder, is an alumnu5 of
UCLA where be pled&ed Slim• Alpha Epsilon. He also
comple!ed two years o I
graduate work at Cllifomia
state College at Lcq Beach.
A May wedding ts, being
planned.
CHRISTINE PLOG
Engogod
Betrothal
News Told
NEW YOllK IAPl -A
Rua1an balllrioa, a Nqro '°"
&feU, I 5CUJ:ptor I a lkf ltm'
and 1 marrled cwple are amoaa thole who'Ye made the
~ 1111.s this year.
Tbo varlell' ol names Is
because lmteld <JI ooe list this
year there ara three: ooe for
tbe '"fubtcn clusltista:,'' one
fer the "mOlt imqlnaUve"
and one for men.
1be um are bued on a
poll ta.ten amoog 2 , 5 O o
designers, socialites a n d fuhlcn personaliUes and are
CIM'dlnated by p u b I i c I s t
Eleanor Lambert who an-
noqncod the wlnnera Wt S....
day.
The ballerina -Maya
PlisetU:aya, the actreu -
Diahann Corroll, and the
sculplor -Marisol, all made
the list of the "most Im·
aginaUve" women in fashion.
So did Gloria VanderbUt
Cooper whose husband Wyatt
made the men's list.
Ski star J ean-Claude Killy
also made the men's list, pro-
vlng he loots · just a.! good
off the alopes as on.
'l'llomae ltempner, ldn. Rmt7
Salbmao, Mrs. J,. b m e t Erl4lun. Mrs. Wllllom a.-and' Mn; Robin B.u,;,..,,_
On .lhe1111111'1!111, hi addition
to Kiiiy and ·~. -9 Prince Philip, Qaeea
EliuJJttb'I blJIUod: actor"
Gtorp Hamlltoa; ·~ BJD Blau and Hubert de
Glvtad!J'; -Cedl Bta""': l'llrlct, Earl ol Lllddleld•
l!ernlrd Lll!V!n; tlecqe W. ~; \Colmt Rudolfo
Chapl and aoclallte Barm
AjGll de Rede.
rr..i -and the Dub ~--11-1m--u-Hall ol Famers. Tbo com-
mlllee Aid both ..... --"aboYe compeUtkll and hl•e
....... been topped In their
lives."
On the tradltlo!lal list were
Mn. A I I r e d Bloomingdale,
Mn. Charlea Rev1011, Mn.
Graham MaWson, M r I •
Charles Engelbard Jr., Mra.
Gianni Uzielli, Princeu Ira
Funtenberg, Mn. Harilaos
Theodaracopulos, Marquesa
Carol de Portago, J.f r a . ;....&;oio.i:..:,;:
others on the most Im·
aglnative list were actress
Barbra Streisand, M a r i s a
Berensoo, fashion expert Mrs.
Vincente Minnelll, Mr .! •
Liberman SavlU, Mn. Ahmed
Benhim and the Ducties.. de
Cada.val.
RUNNER-UP -Fashion designer Bill Blau took
the No. 2 apot in the men's division of the Best
Dm•ed list, and placing third was Great Brllaln's
Prince Philip.
Mexican Waters Cruised
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Evans of Costa Mesa are
cruising Mexican waters aboard the SS Lurline.
Ports of call Include, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta
and MazaUan.
Weddings, ·Troths
Pilot's Deadlines
To avoid diJappo!ntmen~ prospectiye
brides are reminded. to have their wedding
storlee with black and white glossy photo-
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Society Depart·
ment prior to or within one week after the
wedding. •
For enpgement announcements it is
suggested that the atory, also accompanied
by a black and white gloosy p I c t u r e, be
submitted early, U the betzothal .announ.ce-
ment and wedding date ~are six weeks or less
apart, only tho wedding photo will be ac-
cepted.
To help fill requirement.s on bolh wed·
ding and engagement rtorles, f<>nns are avall-
abl<> In all of tho DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by Social
Notes staff members at 842-4321 or 494-~8.
Engagement Revealed
At Buffet Party
Cloeo friends learned 1Jie
news of a rummer wedding
.when Susan Lee Rothert. and-
Jeffrey Alan Seybert were
honored during • bullet party
in the HanUngton Beach home
of Mr . .qcJ Mrs. Charles E.
Rother!, parents of the bride-
to-be.
The Couple will exchange
their nupllal vows at 8 p.m.
July 25 in ~e First Christian
Church, Huntlngton Beach.
Miss Rathert attended Hun-
1.ingtoo Beach High School,
and Is attending Golden w..i
College. She is a past hooored
queen of Job's Daughters,
Bethel 120.
Her !iance, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert A. Seybert of
Huntington Beach, attended
Huntington Bead! High School
and now attends California SUSAN LEE ROTHERT
State College, Long Beach. Summer Bride
Alumnae Set Agenda
Chi Omega Alumnae of
Orange County will gather on
Thursday, Jan. 16 for their
first meeting of the year.
The setting for the 7:45 p.m.
event will be the Orange home
or Mrs. W. J . Blackstone.
GOP Meeting
Mesa V e r d e Republican
Women have changed their
meeting place for their in-
stallaUon of new officers
tomOlTOw. The event, to begin
at 10 :30 a.m., wlll take place
in the home of Mrs. Cal
Sumrall, 1766 Bahama Place,
Mesa Verde.
Newly elected pre.!!ldent,
Mrs. Arthur Zaslo, will con~
duct a short business meeUng
and will announce the schedule
of meetings and programs !or
the year.
All Chi Omegas living In
the Orange County area are
invited. Mrs. Blacbtone al
633-9758 may be notllled for
reservations.
Auxiliery
CoasUine Auilliary to
Veterans of Foreign Wara,
Post 3536 gather the first and
third Fridays at a p.m. Costa
Mesa's American Legion Hall
Is the sceoe of the meetings.
Tbo JIJlll&rY luncheon for
memben and guall ol the
I.GI Alami!nl Ofllcen Wlves
Club wUl take place '1'1ursday,
Jan. 16, in the OfJicen Club
on Terminal Island.
Mrs. Rock Duilm"an of Newport Beach bu announced ~------------------'ol
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Janet Aabcrofl who will speak
on coorctinatlng fashiom. A
oockt•il hour will b e g I n
the funcUon at 11:~ 1.m. with
luncheon being served at
12:30. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. T. T.
Atteberry at 118'1-11958.
The Stretch and Sew aewing
claas will begin on Friday.
Jan. 17 at I a.m. at the Naval
Air Station Go~ Coone, Los
A1amitot. lnformaUon can be
obtalntd by calling Mra. John
C. !\'mp! at elli-29811.
Me1e Senion
·Commun I ty Recreation
Cent.er at Orange County JaJrrtounds Is the ocene of
ldhtty when Colla Mesa
"""' Cll1w1I meet II t t ...... ...., 1\ielda7.
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· HB TOPS Club • • Alleo 5c:llool la the meetin1 .... for members of Hu1> ti..,... Bead1 TOPS Pound
Plncben at 7 p.m. every Mon·
ct.y.
the engagement of her
daughter. Christine Plog to
John Bomgardner, son or
Charles Bomgardner or
Denver and the late Mrs.
Bomgardner.
Miss Plog, also the daughter
of Charles B. Plog of London
is a graduate of Pacific
"Palisades High School and the
School of Business at the
University <JI Colorado.
Sbe received the Beta Sip&
award , as the outstanding
senior girl, was a member
of the Business School Student
Board, president of lltta
Sigma and assistant social
chafnna.n for Alpha c h i
Omega.
Her fia.oce, wbo ls serving
with the Armed SUvices on
Ottnawa, studied in Montana
and at the Univenlty ol
Colorado, School <JI Business.
No dlte bu been set fot
the wedding.
Emblem Club
Gathering for bu 1 l n e ' s
seulona and programs are
memben of Newport Harbor
Emblem Club the second
Tuaday at I p.m. in the Elk>
Lodgt, Newport Beach.
Club Mixes Music , Work At Meet
The American Aiaociation of hmchu. All peraoos ovu $5
Retired Per!ONI will host JU: yean of age are welcome.
regular meeting in Harbor
Se n 1 o r Cltltens Recreation
Center, Newport Beach at
12:30 p.m. next Thursday.
A proifam of music, under
the direction of Mrs. James
E. Sawyer of Newport BeaCh,
will be offered.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson will
diJC\lss WORK (Wanted, Older
Residents with Know-bow},
which beJps deol with the pro-
blems of agtnc. The purpose
of WORK is to beJp retirees
to find part time jobs.
Those attending the gather·
Ing are uted to bring 11c1<
Chore! G roup
Ever)' Monday at 7:!!0 p.m.
memben ol the Prospective
Aliso Valley Oaapter of Sweet·
Adcllncs convene in MWloo
Viejo Hitlh School. Thooe ln-
i.mted ln joining m17 ull
l\trs. William Recht et 137·
U73i.
If the aew deaaers
explode dirt-
what mast they do
, to yo1r hands?
1T111ditional hand lbtions
are little protection
against modern killer
, cleaner~.
New Yedra with Aloe.
lhe desert's moisturiiing
plant, warlormulated ex-
preuly to oflaet the deva-
stating efl'ccr.. of hanh
clcaner1, It 1oothe1,
smooth,., helps restore a
1oft texture to h1nd1.
Vedra Lotion, 1.00,
Cream, 1.50.
Hflre, YOl COR leCJnl JO
1os. -..eight ond k-.p ii
olf through the Weighr
Wotdien laterlKltionoOy
famow weight control
Pl'Ol)rOM. There en l'IO
drvo5 or pits. No~
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Best In The West
Horoscope
Capricorn: Pleasant
Surprise Awaiting
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 15
Study dei..Jla _,..led with
buYJni, aell!nc. Key la to. be
lhoroUgh. ll<ad betwMn the
By SYDNEY OMAJlll JJnea -4ludy fine print. Then
~ wln man controlJ his you could emer1e wlth profit.
•~•-·· ·~-Io In SAGllTAIUUS (Nov. 11--~., • • .~~ tr/ po II the Dec I ) y ~-~-•· Wl;f." , 1 : OU CID ww ii IQN!lt
Influence people. Lunar poal. ARID (March 21·Aprll It): lion accents your penonallly.
Accent on lon&-<ange plana. y t ••-·•• Keep communJcaUon 11 n e 1 00 ce your way -.,.....
open. Dllcnu' !uture vacation charm, sel!.apresaton. Speak
' plana with family member. up. Display unique talent..
Be aware of future trendi. Yoo're a winner.
Gain -~ ,,_,.. ~ CAPRICORN (Dec. !Wan. -•• -......... tten 11): Be charitable. lleallze wen!. Read, study and write. I ~ .• I I
TAURVS (April :ZO.May 20): $Ol!lO want to p eue -ee A\Ud telf....t-. tklll. F 1 c e rutricted. PatJence today __....!"., l!OUld win over one who bu
factl u they exist -includes been elusive. p J e a 1 an t
mattera pertalofng to budget, BIU]lri!e is due. It's preparod
upendlturee. DIJlcua finances behind the llC<lleJ.
with mate, partner, cl.., AQUARIUB (Jan. :ZO.Feb. auoclate. Doo'l overextend ·--'' 18): Conserve energy. Some yow-. are well-meaning but squander
GEMINI (May 21.June 20): your time. You cooJd find out
Stress ori permanent ties, hr tod J ho 1 best r duding marriage. Means lhil ay ust w 1 or planned project. Not wbe to ii no day to play gamet. ml% business wllb pleasure.
Otbera are apt to b e Be ctical aupenensiUve. Permit one pra ·
tlose to you to have spotlighL PISCES (Feb. 1,.March 20):
Play walling a:ame. Be confident about your own
CANCER (Juoe JI.Jul• %2): abilltiea. Your career, prestige ,, may be on the rise. Don't
Attend to penooal tukl, re-rock boat by neglecting basic
quiremenb. Some may at.. r e a p on a.ibWUes. One In
tempt to involve }'U!.l in their authority sees things your
problema. Be cbarmlng -but way.
decline. Neceaary today tn
attend to buJc isluea. Get IF TODAY Ill Y 0 U R
better understanding of job. BIRTHDAY you are entering
LEO (July 23-Allg. :ti): Day an exciting period wblcb
features fun through creative features travel, v a r le t y
endeavors. Loved ones provide and-if single-marriage. U
pleuure. Evening on the town married, you could rediacovet
could provide great beneflL mate-and rekindle romance.
Your personality sparkles. GENERAL Tl!NDENCIE8 · =~~-on your wtt, Cycle high for SAGl'ITARIUS:·
-VIRGO ..(..;.g.-:s&pt.-:l;-CAPRICORN, ~_ AQQARIUS
Family member may be Special word !O VIHGO: pve
overemollonaJ. Your task i! ~arelU;I conidderaUon to offer
to remain calm. Th1nt of mvolvmg sale or purchase of
future -Ignore petty an-property·
myances. Accent al9o on pro-To orflr Svdl'wt Dm•rr'• Sir.
pert ti d -~ si booklff,~ TM Tniili .-.11ou1 Allr ., y ma ers, om~uc tua-~oA~Lvumto~ a~'M 0 •• ~~ tlon. Follow through on hunch. c1ntr11 si.rton. N"' voi\., N.Y. uio11.
IJBRA (Sept. 2J.Oct. 22):
Spoillghl on short trip. Day
features flurry of activity.
Some messages could be
garbled. Don't offend relative
by sharp retort Sense of
humor becomes your great
ally.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Attend to financial matters.
Overeeter1
Every Monday at I p.m.
members gather in Anderson
School auditorium.
Westminster, for meetings of
Overeaten Anonymous.
Guests are welcome to attend.
14th
SOME OUTSTANDING VALUES IN
FAMOUS MAKE MERCHANDISE
••• TO CELEBRATE OUR 14 YEARS
IN .THIS LOCATION!
LADIES SPORTSWEAR
LADIES DRESSES
LADIES LINGERIE
SAVE 1/3103/4
GIRLS DRESSES
& SPORSTWEAR
1/3lo1/2
BOYS WEAR TOllUU
1/3off .. 1/2 off
GOOD SELECTIONS
II •
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Orbits Earth
S·oviets Launch . . .
Manned Soyuz 4
MOSCOW '(UPI) -1be~,Jnion
-• manned Soyuz 4 lnlo mbll arowid ,the ~~ ... 'Whal
the R11ssj1rw. sild WU a "~fed"
program. 'Iben ""' ~lioO-the
cosmonaut woold attempt • apace link· up with another craft u a first step
towards establishing • apace stall.on.
Within minutes after Ute launch lbe
pilot, Lt. Col. Vladimir Shatalov1 told
a televlaion audience, "Everything is
fiQe. I am fine." The lone 5paceman
reported SUCctS5 in a number ol man-
ual o~aliom and said b'e bad locked
his iojl; batteries onfo the sun to main-
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Sovi~t Unioo, Moscow television, within
90 mlnut<s of Ilfloff1 broadcast video-ta~ of SbataloV's snip soaring maje>-
ticaliy fl:mD the Soviet's central Asia ~·~ and' curving -·or!Jit. Tlie·llusslul'bniollciast pictures of the
laani!b·ol-Seym ~.Iaat Nminibor 'about
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>.. usual the Soviet Union did not de-~.:;~~ ='~ Heavy_~~~~l~e8 -NewpP~t Workers Face
~~'.-said the s.vrels Feared . · ~ 4l-'" · ; .;1 ·-. , :
UPIT•...._ hlda~;A~~._:.asbotatlhemoon '""'"" B ' ( ' )tA~· !J.nJ ' ' ~R:~:.!H~.~:~TH ~~~~~ti:i~ llir&~tJiierP~~-:. f&f( " ,r~~-·~~~4~·-~:.
11' • ·!r'a..£1'~niil,~. :Ill' Jii ' PflAliL''1l'Alll!e!IH!riaii (uPI) •---·~·' 11j ~M t'EJki)" • ' ~~rti"rr<# of ·~ .Qlj ~ uP
Suftdly,.or for docking, witi • tUDDed A fll'e broke «i ~m· ~ rugbt deck Of tllt Dlll1 ,.,. ttatt . jUJt ~of Palm Avenue.
spacecraft yet lo be lau!ICbed. of the nuclear CllTier USS Entttpri&e Murder complalnll wID be 10Ught late Headlfabll ol her car backUght.d the
l'be UDlted States carried out docklna today and a ..... ;1a~-aource reported . today or Wedneadll)' against a·man and bl:: ~ne next to the Hunlingtan ~uven WJtb llie manned GemJril ,, __ , Be r-··•-Cl b spacecraft Im lhe UJU1)8l1Ded Agena casualties "may be bea".f." woman nQw being held by Huntington 8 ............. ,,. u · · ~t rockei:s but hu not perfm:med a This was substanUaled. by a requeat Beach po~~ in~ bloody meet stabbing ii:':~~g:~'°:ia~ ~: ~n ~~ ~ by ·twp manned spaCecraft. from the Navy. for · dmatiolll of .blood. death of Mn. Hester Markee. · by ·the .tr.ate driver and.-or ~N:,et
wHmIER'. (UF'I) . ....:. Twb men poaiol ~ ~ ~y·= :! Tlie Navy spokesman asked all civilians Held in. HimUngton Cib' Jail on the of an automobile with Which she coWded
11 telephone repairmen kldnaped I . J. ' Soviet pro~· . . . to . repo' rt u) Queen's Med.ic1J Center mUrder, ~ge js Norman Coatney, 41, a rew moments before her de;ath. . · a••·-~ ~•-rr_;_-~·-· _., · -·-"_,___ an engineer .with • Newport Beach Mn. "arkee, a 'l'1!Ct!pticinlst for .a HW> yiar-oldllirllromherbome·todaY· ~""';"'Oisbi:';;.J~-turtii,"; and all military P.,-I lo Tr1pler aerospsC. firm. Ills compan!On, tin~n 'PBeacb optometrist; had faten
Tt.. child, Panla McGlnni!, wu taken toN 00 the 80ym lpacecnft 11 part ol General Hosplta• both In Honolulu, for M~ta Di\litl;. 138, a waitm.. at a 10.d ot JauTidry 'ti> a coin laundry
from her East Whittier home about t the Soviets~ JOl)4 range coal of estll:r their blood donatJorui. a l;ofelfPOri resta.41"8(11, bu. been transfer-and waS an her w&Y back tO the apart·
a:in., while her parents were away. lisbina. earth-orbiting ·~ stations for Asked if the incident was .littious, red lo women 's detentiOn at Oran&e (See MURDER., Pap Z)
ho .. internlaoe1•"" •n•ce travel a military source replied "casualties msy Couut7 Jail. . ·. . · 1 ' Police were called by a useaeeper, ..,..y -; _... 1be DAILY PILOT 1---~ •·• that · ' · be heavy." · ' · =•~, _., ·
i<lenUfied .. Mr~ Mitchel' •• tmploye The ·fire broke out on the l ,123-foot the ••spec!!, who gave . theie address T' hre' e Acc1' ..],"'nts
of,tbe youngster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wire Talks Recessed vessel, the largest warship in the world, as Z602 Delawart St., Huntington Beach, . . ' . UV .
Frank McGinnis. while , it was· 70 miles southweat of have professed inoocence of any ln-
'f lh kid WASHINGTON !UPI) -A federal Honolulu. volvement in the ,grisly slaying. K · p ij ·
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Whittier Child
Kidnap Victim
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Hopes Dim ,
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For Missing
Passengers
Descending through stormy night skies ·
tn an.' •bnormal . landlng ·~· • .... -.v1t,n1 letllner '1iltlt 45 ahoud
splaalJed 1nto the ocean eight mIIes · off
Plilya <IOI Boy · Moaday nlgbt, and 111
dalrn :tiifi1 a third of tbOle aboeril
..... pmwned loof. ' .
Searchers· conUnued· to hwlt !OT II .
ix;sni1e survivors tn the rabiswept, 54-degree'wa~ as shalb prowled~
the surface, but hope was finally abmi-
doped that ,.,..,. c!ould remsln alive.
Four 1>9diea were recovered Mooday
night and 30 VlcUms saved by an aanada
More Crelh Photos,
Stories, Po19e 3""
of to-rescue craft ~!vale ·boats
as-t.fii diwni af"" sea iimOlded ilDder
the glare of heUcopter searcbllghls and
parachute flares. "'
A Cable Commuter Airlines pilot from
Westminster waa the first persoD to
Bight &iitlna · wreckap ot the Sc;an-
dlnavlan Airlines· System DCI, beaded
into Loa Angeles International Aii'pott
when it hit '
'!be SAS Fllbt 13S, piloted by ¥
Kenoeth Davll, former British !lofaI
Air Foree flier, disappeared from tower
radll'ICOpes at 7:40 p.m., after a l'i-3
hOW'l,~lay F: 11) .. holding pattern
ovor °"San· qu1i1 Valley. .
\:&pl.' Dav ltU sald he WU ...
perienclng -llJ!dll1I ...,. -le bif!!ll. 'lltmlilll tho bit jet lnfaM, lo
~ ~ 2SL on an, wierly Gversea route swept by 12-mPe-an boor
winds· and stonn turbulence.
Suddenly, without wamlng eicept for
one rtewardeu' order to fasten seal
belts, the plane slammed into three-to
foyr-root .Ocean swells and broke apart
ju t beliind the wings. ~oneymoohlng SAS pilot OJo! Andt.nOD,
:!8,. ~ozlng lo a seat beslde· bls lrlde,
Marianhe, 23, ssfd he tliouibt the lnltlaf
Impact was just a J'Ollgb landinl 1t
the Loa Angeles field .
'.'Then I '"' the water cominJ fnlo the plane. My wtfe and I waited for
the pDine to !top and tlfen 1eearched
!or the rubber ra!tl," Anderson sakl.
"Some of the women were screaming
and I ,.looked around and saw some
bloodf faces," he· coolinbed "'8r, belng
brought ashore at a hastily· 4!stat;llilbtd
rescue dispersal center at Marina de! Rey. ,. Jt was not known I e napcn , j Detecilvea aaJ4 thJ, ll)Omlng. that the e"'p Q cemen had Jeft a ransom note. mediator met briefly loday w i th A request for medica asslstlnce was paiJ' ~!Jl'be talte'n to West Orange Cb1.urt1 . ~ ;; • 1 •
The FBI would oo1y say "no comment'' ne'gotlaton for the Assoc.lated Pres! and sent to the Pearl Harbor Navy base Municipal Court for arraignment as soon
when asked if they had been called : the ltriting Wlre Service Guild, then even tl19ugh the carrier has a large as the ptperwork can be com~let«l. Hoppm' g m· Mesa
into the case. r~ the talks unW afternoon. medical dispeosary. "We -ddinitel7 will take theae two ~----------~----------------"----------lo court," sald Del. Monty McKenrron.
"It took a long thne for the tiil
section to sink," said Andenon, o(
St.ockbOlm, "*e climbed onto the wmp.i..
. and got into a Ufe raft but 11 bad
Busy Cost.a ·Mesa Police oflkers raced a bole in It and aank."
DAl\Y PIUl'T .................
81RQS OF A FEA'TMl!l ~Happiness ta ,a ,fll...S Small. Gft&O.!J' ru .. ., ·Patty. .v~eiiunO:,'~·.
wltli an umbi:ella at .lbe,bw •Lop oit a nibjy .r,,. . , Clark, Llurte Alomo and Leu.ra F.~o., ~iJt¥t:
Y0!\'4 get llllle aralll!lenl on that bit of. homa)iun , died together this morning a1'theTwm~.fol' ~~I
phfiosoplty from school chlldrtn (from left) Kel!h · bus lhal look them to Pomo~a School in Cos'J' Meaa ..
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The body of Mn. .fl!arkee, ss, of ooi
Olive Ave., HuiWrigton Beach, was
di8covered by a puser1>y about l :lS
p.m: SUndly,. lt was spr:awled on 'the
pavement of 17th Slnet J.,i.. north of
Pabn·Avenue.In •pool of blood. . •
to tbref! '1ep3tale accldenll -. ~· of ~ ::0~1aue bride ~
them about 200 feet apart -occ1in1Jt& Another SAS pilot aboard the· -
si mul£aneoustY, at..2:10 P·f11· .Monday· fD craft, Olav Hanson, ukl, be1 tried ito
the: 1ame ralr17. area of ,to;wn. help take charge of evacuation opentiona
One man "JUI bospitali~ and a the .L..-• woman sports car paBBenger sU&hUy hurt as 11U1Utered aircraft bobbed Clll. tbe lln. -·· throat bad been 1flllh-ed. ond her body~ by ~ous
· stab wourids. The body' Was just a few ml bl h swells. 1'1' ln fhe shaps, all 'of w c wen ap-•'We have to· -leav& tbe p1ee. • ;the
. parently caused primarily by wet pave-· (See AIR CRASH, Pao: I)
• Clear . Skies Due
Afwr Stor1tt · . ·
m~t. . ~~.:::::..:::::..::::::::::!C.:..::!:..::!.....~
J;1rne F. Orozco, 2t. of 2'1is s. Baker Stock llf•l'keU
St .. Santi ·+na; I• Uiled in fair conc11i1m
today at Ci>sll MesaMe!l)or)al H06Jljtal /iEW YORK (UPI) -The ltOck mar·
wllh back·ll>Juries suf!<r~ 19,if~~~ . ket cfoaed hlg!1er loday lit mO<jerate cr•ah· , , . ... . , ... • " , lr~ding. The advance largely ~ed.
· Patrolman Richard Fersuson aakt P~ctions of increased hCli!ing starts
' 0r.ozco wa11 ·driving east , on M•ms this yea~. mostly · higher automobile Sou .ks co· n~.tz:.hn Avenue al !:10 p.m., approachin{ .the . ~fes durmg the &st third of January, . u.o. Iii...::; Ml ;Vefdlf ·Dliv Eut lntene&on' riJ1ng aJumlnum prices and a commer-• • , ~ ~ : • •: • ' .;aa , , f e 1 I ' ce Clepartment report that busloeas 1
<111111 when his cit "ent ·out «.control. ~ accelerated In November Jn lhe ' ~ ~liO!'ila'•, i·~ rainy The vehicle ', ilJ'd an ~·~',l,fflll . fli:e of tncreMed Inventories. (See '
· .w.n"wa! Jn NII *wln, tqd,a~ u ' a feet 1br0adalde ai1c! ~ed . I~ Ille qijotatlons, Pages UHi).
· · --~ · ~ fnioti 'of tw'o 'oeber Clllf' .lftippod tn · · penllte!1t , · IDOi', ~ -w-''--',laoeo ol •••"'•.AvftJUL 1be · O ,,, __ _.
. Um.oil Ille""'"'" Coa&!lllan -: ~~ ... J."T"',.;i, UiJu'1!f, ,.;. ' raaae ......... predkted. • . cojdbic to ....... : reporll. • . . .
West Oranie County boro the brunt ThOy' Wen~ J. BUrg~, 5'1,
of the --·~ tu Jod>ea of o1 ·1719 Albtlnlll ""'ve aDll · 000.fd 'F, · . ~~ .. ~ ·~ • -... · Niuhiui, '.ti,> Of tj8i, Tanaaer l>riv~
1 rain fell .,,, the lltmUngton VaDey uU botb Jn Colta,111~ · .
overnight. Colla Meia ·~·I.If, fli-. rqnco ~ a.other, J:lO p.m., accldeilt .
ches, Lagulla 'Bl.di l,05 '-.. while injured 1 ~ when Mr~ ',Gold~
Newport Beacb .. "1"· comparatively dry A. Johilioo. )I, ol· 1151 lthodes Drl~. 1
with 1 \71 t'I&~. · _ Costa ,Mesa, IOet ~trol of her sport This ~pt lhl.~'t ~rainfall . roi<Wr ab ·EJlaticra DrlV<, ·1.000,!eot ; · , . south. ol Sw~n ,Circle. · · • • 1o 1·!0 1~.1nu.a ·n111tt1ncton Valley, a , ,,,. IOQihbo\md • ·, sWery~ :oir:µ,...
sharp' ded&.i .friilt ~~.17~ which wil"'r.a.r.,.y ana ~Ileil ..,.,. G!\18 -:1'-' ~~:1 ·~::;:t~ · confflllble Joo.· Calf'llli back jnjw1u, '. . ~-'lbe' . ,.. ·.,,~I · .,.; toMr;s. V~)as!Jlll, IO, ottt&! ~,u<lll
· muMu•ecf · · ...d'i.:t.ll"'J. • · p(a~~ Q>ita Mesa. ' , ' • •t
• , • . , . , • .,.1~ .. , , ,. ,~, • Pfllcer, ,Jabo ~Wltllt,uld(~·~.
· , • . ,..,.., ·'-~.., wb ,!fe&fiil'·.;i:,tt Cliiia .u='M.m.ilil• Cltt' • ' M w -·-w: · .::...r ... 1 and ....._ ,.._ · --···i: "' ... ,.,,. •. H..,.... ._....., r ·-, ',. ~::;::-.... ~. .,:: ~ !:· )u.tu.tb!.Johnlcaecc..-~. -r· ·:r.· ... .., . ··--. -..,.~ =::,:... t.: ~ t: ' ~ ... ol •~a.~. Calta --, ':II ~ ur Mea, ron olf J!ltanc!a Drift .. Jed =·~--Ww1' ·;-n ,,,.,.-,t: . l(llltbof8"a~adaaDedOWr. ~ -. .. . . •:;-a ~ .. Miss Slittpnnan lol(d11-, Jamel' • ~--· • l.,1 u~!_ !::• , Bla)'lock that two~ a1ra looted ,
' . ' ! • · WeaU.er ' l : There's, a i~ver Jlnb\g ,behind
I thoOe rain clouds, and it'll &bow 1
I up Wedneaday With fair, ll1IOglesa
weather. Look ror mert'Ut}' ttad-
t lngs of 60 locally and 64 further
inland. • INSWE .mDA l'
Prt.id<111 Joh·n.on looks ,;,.·
hil admfnfllTOttD1' from Dl\t i 1tandpofnt, maov of 1"' cov«trr
1 mn from <mot.Wr. Page 12. I . -e.= =·'..:... , __
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, t:..'=""'1 •, ~ ,~"" 1,,o 't ,,,,, • aa. Ultulh ' tber ,~_eofltc tD collide • ....... <-1!!"!9 ......... _.... I • (lleo ~·hp,11 L---------"--.....J
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~CJt't a*• 4e;:::e .... :e:w
• O.lllY I'll.Of , c TlltSdq, ~ 14, 1969
........... l.Auuli.,
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I • 5,000 Troops
!iSP Epi?i?S. ,( 3 1. ,.; . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. f • .._ ... .. --......... ..-.
~ofC StuCl}J
Gives Pass
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Raid Cong Camp
SAIGO/I (UPI) -About l,000 •IUed
V.Ops -• Comnumlal·held
pmlnsull on South Vleblam'1 central
c:out in the bluest amphibious oper1Uoo
lince U. S. lllrineo lloded II lncboo
Barbor in tho Kortln Wit, miUllrJ'
~ Aid lod01.
Ccmmunlqu<o Aid -1,000 u. s.
Nlrirl<s riding hellc:<JP<n and llodlng
cnft ,,..pt Into the Bltangan Peninsula
Rain Postpones
Mesa Police Test
Of Helicopter
Rain washed out a scheduled test o1
the pr_.,t Costa Meu Police Deport·
ment helloopl<r patrol loday. Clearlna: skies forecast for Wednesday,
howenr, Jed to expectations that the Hlllc:w demomtralion may 10 1111 u
plmned 11 • ..... fn>m • pad behind
police boldquarter• II •Fair Drive. OrlllullY, tho hrHaJ lest WU plaD-
lled for lodly, bul storm C<Dlillom f..,,.
ed cancdlalloo ol the 1ppointmall bY.
11..,,.. -Co. penoonel U demmlltrlllona and.lrilll bellin Wed·
neaday, the -cboppo< will 10 thnllJih potrol teclmlques for 1 crowd
ol police peraoond and city o{flcl•I~ Nlih! fllgh" are Included in the
lclleduled brlefln& ....ion. to show
patrolling alUludes, llllVeill•nce palteml
and floodlilbllnl 1bility at crime and
accident actnes.
Coda Mesa Police Chief Roger Neth
--pllOI lo 1111._,, and dilcul1 flnanclll(
-JlllllDfacturen afler the Helicop oymm lrlal, prior lo making a recom·
mmdatlon to the city councU.
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Spy Sohell Wins
Appeal, Released
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NEW YORK (UPI) -Morion Sobe11.
a c:odef...W.I w1lb Jallua and Ethel
-. In the ell'i'""le .... of the
century, today won hll rele.ue from
a IO year prbon ll!lltence fw c:ompirtng
to deliver atom bc:mb aecrdl to Rullia.
The U.S. Coar! ol Appeals ruled thll
Sobel lhoWd be g1.,. credit for oeven
mantbl lmprlloomOlll oerved prior to
antencing and while ••ait.lnl trial tbwl
mallfng blm eligible for parole.
Sobell bad be<ll -tenced lo !!O ~ In prilon April II, lllll and the no... """"ved the dealll p!lll!ty. Tiley IUble-quonlJ1 were execuled ID Sing Sing prlloa
In New Yart.
Tbe court pve SobeD mdll for 7
moathl and II dly1 be WU In jail
becll111 be could not ralae 1100,000 ball,
piar lo being ... -In 1951 lo llO _. In prilon ... dwpa ol dllcloalng
lnformaUClft OD the a!Dm bomb lo the
Soviet Unloo.
Loleta Gerspach
Succumbs at 60
Loletl M. Gmpach, a Costa Meza
l!Cbool leacller for !O ynn. died S.tur·
day in Hemet, where lhe and ber buJ..
bond. Edward, bad lived recently. Sbe
WU 50.
Servlcel will be held In Coota Meu,
at I p.m. Wednmlay at Bell-Broadway
Mortuary. Bm1al wtD follow at Harbor
RM M.-111 Park, Costa Mesa.
Sw-vlvor1 include a son, James, of
Runllngtoo Beadl, wbere he la balUlllon
chld In Ibo Fire Departmenl
D~ltY PltOI
ell.MOE ((IAST "UM.t$HlHG COM'ol.HY
Jl•~•t N. w.,,
''"~ .... 1'\11111~
J•~k R. C•rl•Y
Via PlftifoMt ~ GMl•IW ~ ......
Tk•r111t Ktt•il .. ..,
n ..... , A. u •• ,11;~, -..1.,. E•••
'••' Nl1~" .._II .. OlrKlor
c.... .... Oftk•
3JO W..t l•y SffMf
M1ilt11t AMr1111 P.O. I•.: 1160. tt62& ---........... i nnw ....... ~ '--9'NO: )7t ~ ... _
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Monday from the -South China Sea,
Another 2,000 U.S. and South Vlr:tnamese
Wantrymeo set up a cordon at lhc
nect of the islhmu.s to block a Com-
munlst retreat.
About 1,000 Communist soldier• were
believed holed up on the penJnsula !00
Diles northeast of SaJgon. Leaflet drop1
and loudspeaker broadcasts urged an
estimated 5,000 to J0,000 civilians in
the area. to leave prior to the assault.
'J'be large! of the UN11J1 WU a hro-
squarHDlle Itel beavllr lortilled with
bulWn and ltulllela that bu betn uaed
by the Communfatl .. a •lailnl polnl
for more Uwt Ill yeara, the spokemnen
said. Many ol the fortilluUom "''"
COllllructed by the Japanese during
World War II.
''1bere are • lot of VC (Vlei Coiwl
in there llDd we are llUfO It \rill. be
stroql.1 contested," Brfi. Gen. Howard
11. Ooobey, ooe ol the task force com-
manden:, aaid.
UPI com.pondent Kite Webb reported ooe American wu ltllled and m wounded
duriq the early pbues of the opmUon.
She lald abool liOO llUlpOdl ...... -.d
up for lnterropttan.
Rear Adm. Wllllam W. BebrenJ Jr.,
«Ollllllllder ol the lnvulcm force, lald
Ibero had been a amphlbtoos uuu111
In Vlelnam alnce lllllS but ''oone CID
compare with tbla." He aaid many more
troops were landed at Inchon In Sep.
tember, 1950, ID the campaign thol drove
the North Korean army out of South
Kcrea "but this la a far more com-
plicated and far reaching operaUon in
every other raped."
Frot11 P_,e 1-
AJR CRASH •••
off-duty Hanson shouted, orderiq those
able to help to gU lllerafts from the
overhead compartments. .
Launching rubbe'I" rafts from the Jeft
wing. Hanson ·said heavy winds blew
one into the tom, jagged nose of the
plaJle, which is named "Sverre VWn&,"
causing it to puncture and sink.
Several Coast Guard vessels, including
the cutters Point Judith and Point Bridge
led yachts and pleasure boats out inlo
storm-lashed seas on the mercy mission.
Three ampbibiws belicopten were im·
mediately dispatched under Los Angeles
International Airport's at-sea air disaster
plan, flood-lighting the area when heavy
swells prevented them from setting
down.
ProcedurtS for handling i;uch a ditching
were rehearsed immediately following
the &i.milar Nov. 22 pancake landing
of a Japan Airlines jetliner off San
FranciJ<o lnlernaUonal Airport.
No me aboard the JAL plane which
carried 107 per80DI wu klllod or Injured,
but the ~ lloding in a calm,
shallow portioo of San Francisco Bay
alerted Los Angeles Balety olflclala to
the poaibilily of ooe In the Southland.
Passengers lnjared in the Monday night
SAS crash were taken ashore either
by boat or lifted into helicopters by
aerial slings, depending upon need for
immediate treatment.
"The condition! were terrible," said
David Howcraft, 43, of Inglewood, skip-
per of the Lo!: Angeles County Harbor
Patrol boat "Bay Watch."
"There was a three-to-four foot swell,"
he aaid. "and the visibility wa1 almO!t
nonexi.str:nt."
Survivors -many of them bleeding,
moaning, and crying to be taken to
shore and safety-were rushed to UCLA
Medical Center and Santa Monica H~
pl(a], with five leflou>ly injured and all
others in fair to good 1hape.
A Los Angeles County Sherllr• De-
partment bus supplemented a Oeet of
ambulances.
The pilot declined to disoua possible
causes: ol the lint commercial alrllner
crash in the history of Los Angeles Jn-
ternational Airport, which opened in
1947, but praised his crew.
Ooe stewardess ls among tbe dead
arid another ls missing.
He described their actlom as totally
heroic and discipJined, while a Coast
Guard ~cuer said It "WIS somewhat
of a miracle that the DCa didn't break
apart and sink tnt.irely.
Jn Washington, D.C., tht National
TransportaUon Safety Board aflllOUOced
it wu dispatching a team of 10 men to
invesog:. the crash, while SAS ofri-cills edlately took off from eo.
penhagen to jolo them.
Federal AviaUon Administration of-
ficers at Los Angeles International
Airport eaid Flight 113'1 landlnl ap-
proach wu somewblt unuoual, since
planes usually swoop in from the eut
over Inglewood.
The runway approach out ol the ~ how...,., requlra a pnot to ...,1y on
hili own lnltrumentl, whne the roultnt
lancllni Is gov.med by the Precision A-1> Radar (PAR) oystem of
guidance.
The Sverre Viking's two crewt had
brought the plane irl from Coptnhqen
ovtr tbt North Pole route, with a Monday
afttmoon atopover in SeatUe, Wuh.,
prior to '" scheduled f ,OI p.m. Loa
Angeles ltrminUJ.
A gray, drialy dawn broke over the
Pactlio Coa!t tnd03', roveall1111 the
wrecbie of the na -or111n111Y buUt
JUll a few milel 1way In Santa Monica
-iltlll bobbin( In the Wiler whlch
.-deptha ol llOil feel at the erull -R<mcrftblo portlonl ol the -ktd
airtlner ...,. broacJll .,,_ M"""1
nlalll and o!Odalo 1-9 to tow the hull! to lhallonr water oil Malibu Cln-
yoo to complor. ,_.., _.itons.
rfo Bonds
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By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of 1t1o1 IHlllr PHii lttft
The doubters have become belJevers.
Skeptical businewnen who nine montha
ago began to hold a dollar and ctntl
yardltick up to Newport·Meu Unlftad
8c:hool Dlalrlcl have found tt m....,..
up. M"""1 they rec<ll1Ullellded I""
doneme:at of. tbe Feb. JI bond l!IUI
for $15.0 mlllloo.
The vote by 16 members of a 'joint
chambers of commerce study committee
wu unanimous. Their recommendation
now goes to directors of tht: Newport
Harbor and Costa Mesa chambers.
'The significance of the vote wa.! ti'·
pressed by Dr. Nolan Frizzelle. Ht: said:
"Can I point out lhat wheo we started
these meetings we had a high rado
of members opposr:d to school bond re-
quests. Some or us thought we were
going to find all kinds of buried secrets.
The yea vote or t.tds group constitutes
a turning about in light of the facts.''
THIS rs'·srT&' lWHITl'OUTLINll SILECTID FOR. FUTuRE NEWPORT CIVIC CEN~'rt""'" I
In the nine months or their In·
vestigat.ion, the chamber men have heard
alarm.ing enrollment projections, charges
that schools are built with frills and
are monuments to arcbiects' ego, rebut4
tal ol Lbe cbara:es, and testimony that
Newport-Mesa schools were bullt as
cbeaply as schools elsewheir: in tht: state.
Council Selects
Newport Center
As City Hall Site
Newport Beach ctty COIDlcllmen Mon-
t nlgi>I capped two. ynn of study
un8nimowfy seJectlnl pi opa ty at
ewport Center u a lite for a new
civic ceoter and cultural compelx.
Municipal aides lodoy belan nqolla-
Uona In .,._ wtlb..lbO IrvlDe °"""""'' for acqullllloa of the IJ,acre.,JU, .valueol
by mappralaer .•I IZ·mllllon. _ _
The city plans to "'° m acres for
a city admlnlalratlbn bu11dlng, police
beadquartera and COWldl chambera. The
rest of the acreage would be used by
other agencies, including r e lo c a t e d
Harbor J udlclal District Court lacllltta.
The courll would nqalre about foor
acres, aceordtng to F.conomiCI Re9ea.rclt
A!sociates (ERA).
Second-phase plans for civic center
coostructioo call for use of. the balaDce
of the acr<age by • city lilrary bulldlng,
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce
headquarters and other service and
cultural groups.
The city ill ezpect.ed to seek outright:
acquisition of the six acru for municipal
government offices and three acru for
the library. The rest of the acreage
would be reserved "in some manner ,"
according to City Manager Harvey L.
Hurlburt.
"How it would be reserved," he said,
"is subject to negotiation with the Irvine
Company."
There is a slight prospect of an ex·
change of land, involving the present
city hall !lite on Newport Boulevard
at 32nd Streel Appralaer Cedric White,
M.I.A., of Anaheim. reported to coa:o-
cilmen Monday that the S.t3 acrea: have
a "fair market value" of $675,000.
White's findings on both sites, plus
the findings of ERA and architectural
consiiltants Welton Becket &: Associates,
indicate a net advantage to the city
in moving to Newport Center of more
than $600,000.
McKenzie Wins
Appointment to
Police Board
Costa Me!a City Manager Arthur R.
McKemle, a Republican, wu appointed
by Gov. Ronald Reagan today to a
three-year tenn on the state Peace Of·
ficer Standards and Training C.om-
mission.
McKenzie -former city police chief
dubbed Super Chlef after he stepped
up to the top municipal execuUve poe:t
-has a wide background in law en·
forcement.
Current Poliet: Chief Roger E. Neth,
who started his career 15 years ago
as a patrolman with the rorce, followed
McKenzie as the community's second
top police officer.
The appointment by Governor Reagen
puts McKenzie in the spot vacated by
William J . McCann, of Santa Fe Springs,
whose term ei"pired.
McKenzie's new thrte-ytar post ls still
subject to conflnnlUoo by the State
Senate .
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ment whtore she lived alone.
At Adams Avenue and 17\h Street
$ht apparentl,y wu involved ln a mlnor
collision with another. cv.
Her car was acra1ched •ll«bUy and
a couple of parts fall off to be found
later by polloo 11 the point of Impact.
She drove on toward death 1 few
hundred 1.ro. from the aocldenl llOl!le.
Apparently U1e other car drove up beside
her and COllled her to stop one "IY
or another. Sha appanntly eot out of
her ear and walked up to the otbu
car tome JO to 30 reet a..,, pollce
believe.
II thla theory 1$ correct the drlw,
and -·· If any. lflbbad the vlctlrn to angtr and slashed her badJ.y.
She manqed lo twist away from tbt
d'"th grip and reel bact Iowan! lier
car, SM dldn 't make ll
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City Planners ApP.rove . ' ~ A& a result they have come to t.be
conclusion that school needs a r e
legiUmale, money bu not beOll loosely
~pe~~i1i:UC:tbe past, and the bond ~uest ·em Station Ordinance " .
f. Pl'OPOled city ordinance doslgned to eolve ·many present and future pro-
bllml llllffOW1dlng the aerviee llaUon
h:1atne1q ta Costa Mesa wu approved
by the city planning commlulon Monday,
wUh little di....-. . -
S!wp tooth ... """lalned In the drall
lo be oubmllted to the-di)' eouncil for
final &elJOO, but olf:Jiii!iii!IFspolesmdi
have aJao ,pra.J4ed~ u an effective,
no-nonawe plddlne.
The ordlaance u drafted now includes
21 separatt areu ot contro~ ranging
f~ .~apinj and free.wheeling ac-
' t6.-deitrucUon of stations
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -AcUng
President S.I. Hayakawa sent ca1ified
letters today to the San Francisco State
College !acuity In ao attempt lo JdenUly
•lrtklng teachers.
Hayakawa'• move came on the recom-
meodatJon of the council of academic
dean1 and u a preliminary to a court
hearing involving the American Federa-
Youngster Dies
Despit.e Efforts,
Offers of Blood
Despite good wishes and offers of
blood fr001 scores or Orange County
residents, a Westminster sixth grader
died Saturday at Long Beach Memorial
Hospital after a fight against a cancerous
spinal tumor.
Funeral services were scheduled for
3 p.m. today for Kaylene McCarty, lJ,
daughter of Mr. and Mr&. C.M. McCarty
of 8762 Pacheco St., at Peek Family
chapel.
The girl had rare 0.ne&aUve blood
and when It waa dlacovtf'ed that the
girl might need blood trandUJlons, ICOl'e•
of personl voluntee.red to staod by to
donate the rare type.
Famlly 11poke!men said the gir1 bad
a cancerous 11plnal tumor and had been
in the hospital three Umes in the put
year.
Survlvor11 Include her pwtnts: two
sisters, Muutte and Mn. Erma Bullock,
both of Santa Ana; a brother, BUI
Gosvener of Costa Meta ; and her
grandparenll, Mr. and Mn. lltrt Chase
of Sacramento, Mn. Vera McCarty of
Portllod, Ore., and Mr. and Mrt. Arthur
McCarty of Mocleato.
Attendant Caught
On In Hurry
An ovemlaht attendant who uked a
com peUtor acrogs the street how to
property close up shop early Sunday
1' sought by Coat.I ·Me,. police today,
along with '473 which dlsappeared w1th
him.
Robert L. Dodd. owner or D &: w
Union Service, llOO Newport Blvd., u.ld
Ille II-yaw-old VllDd theft SUJpecl had
worked for him oo]J a lhort Um<.
The overnllbt mtn at a nearby
Richfield ll!'Ylct llaUon aald the )'Ollth
asked him how lo lock UP and abut
off the llghll SUnday, bUI be thought
nothing about IL
He .. Id be alao &bowed him how
to take the 1Q)llM pump Jaland ta1h
bo•ea °"t for depoall ln11da the lllUon
owned b7 Dodd, 1 Fountain Valley reel·
denl
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Dave Lei&hton compiled hia survey, 14
stations were within city limit.s, while
the number has since grown.
Six were Inoperative at that time,
but some of these have been leased.
while others have changed hlDds.
S~Uini thinp out In DO • uncertain
ternu, the ordinance approved Monday
would alJow any-ztation-closed 90 con--
secutive days or 150 days off-and-on
durinl a U-mooth period lo be fwced
out of bustoeu by permll IUSpellliCll,
And any otaUon which cood11cl.,.
bu3inesa In violation of the n&lla.to
be formally enaeted yet couJd. lllo bo
declared • public -. under ·the
law -a ltiff charge.
Faye Edelblute of the Newport Barbor
Chamber'a Womens' Divl!:lon wanted it
noted the committee has overcome two
emotional objectorui -unification and
college campus revolt -in decldinJ
to support the schools.
But Dr. Frizzelle, a rormer statewide
chairman of the conservaUve United
Republicans of Clllfornla ( u RO c ) ,
reminded the group ila stand was to
be hued· solely--on· finding•-Crom·-a
"bualnesu polnt of view. "Other grouJ>J
can handle the emotional lssuea 1ueb
:: ;;; children should be treated,"
Jack Hammett, presldllll of the Con.
Mou Olamber, lllDUDed up the COID·
mlllee'a lludy thla w01: "l1 proliably wam~ a Vtty nlee lldng
lo do, but we doclded lo tap the
supe;tnlendenl oo the llloulder and uy,
'Leokll here, are thele achoola built
economically? Wu our tupl)rerl' money
spent irudartlJ?' .
''Thia la IOIDething diUfftlll lbln
1aying the usual 'VOte yes because our
ki& need it.' ..
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tion or Teachers. The seulon WU
15Cheduled for 1 p.m. S h l B k, The union WU onlered lo show cause C 00 UC ing
In superior court why a temporary ln-~c=e ~l ·~~~u:. By ·Cities Nears
Edward F. O'Day iasued the order a week ago and 1trikin1 tu.cbera face Newport Beach and Costa. Meaa city
pos!.ible fines and arre!t for vjo1atiom. cwncilmen will meet in a joint ~on
They also face 1o1s of their jobs wider toni.ght to comlder resolution! strongly
provi&lons ol' the atate education code urging voter approval Feb. 11 ot the
which declare• five lltralght day1 of SIS.I million Newport-Mesa school bond
unauthorized abseocea constltutea an imle. automaUc resignaUon. Hayakawa uked If the two cities endorse the bonds,
the teachers in his letter to fill out as anUcipated, it will be an un·
enclosed attendance forms. preeedented acµon .
President Gary Hawkins of the AFT The 12 councilmen -seven from
Local 1352 urged (aculty members to Newport, five from Costa Mesa -wen
ignore Hayakawa's request. Chairman invited to the session by James W.
Leo McClatchy or the Academic Senate "Bill" Peyton, president of the unified
also announced his opposiUon. school district's board of trwtees.
"I think it is a demeaning device.'' Not.ices of tbe meeting, to be beld
said Hawkins. "We are proltssJonals. at Cosla Mesa High School's Lyceum,
This is jU5t another kind of loyalty were sent out Monday to Co!ta Me5a
oath." coonclmeo by Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley,
History Group
To Look Back
On School __ Days
While city councilmen diacuu Lbe UJ>-
comlng Newport-Mesa Unllled School
District bond elecilon tonight, the Costa
Meaa Historical Society will be honoring
educators from byaone daya.
"Good Old School Day1," 11 tht title
of the 7: Ml p.m. round·table di1CUu100
In the Civic Center conference room
at 77 Fair Drive, accordlna: to Mildred
Fl!her, secretary.
NeWlpaper clippings, plloloeraplls,
dloplaya and other -·~ ol pre-
unillcaUon do1I wtll ,be avalllbll aod
the public la 111.tlOd to auand.
Gue!la wllo plan to 1ttend lncludo
Even:U Ra aod JORJi> Hamblet, both
pall achoo! llfinclJ>lla; Mra. Faye
HarblQ, Nri Robert 1'1aher, Mra.
Neille 1-. Lealle Miller, Mn. Leroy
Anderaon, iln. Amelll llrummoad, IOa
Marian Panona, !Illa Ellie Mormr and
some others.
l'rom P .. e 1
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with her auto and &be l>"'hapa ovtr<Or·
rected to awkl a hudol\ cruh.
Le11 thin thrat bOlln lftlr the 2:10
p.m. colllslon 11 Mama A-and
Mou Vmle Drive Eu!, a -... cldent there damaced another vel\ltlt,
but the driver CKaped injury.
David Ii:. PJiDW>, 17, ol 11&1 Kentucky
Place, told O!llcor Hal Ctfppan bit Im·
ported otatlon w.,.. •pun around on
ralnallck pOTemenl and 11n1Ck the
curt, dam111D1 the left rur wh<ol.
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The Newport council, In a formal
KSSion Monday night, voted unanimously
to aceilpt the invitation.
The moUon wu made by ex-Mayor
Paul J. Gruber, wbo In the put had
been the councll's prlnclpal advocate
of "not getting the city involved in
achool ma.tten."
Gruber said Monday be lltlll believed
that way, but felt the llC:bool district'•
desperate clauroom shortage wu an
overridinl consideration in this instance.
1'I'll support this re!Olullon," he said.
0 But we're getting into aoft grotmd.
The two jurisdicUons should be kept
apart."
Councilman Howard Rogers responded
that bec::aute the plea for support came
from the school board, "we have a
moral obligation lo be helpful ."
"Political jealousies of the past," uld
Rogen, "are disappearing. We must Jook
at Ulil from the M1flah point ol view,
and thol la the! I ltrODI acbool lyltem
la the key lo the succeufol lfOWth
ol • city."
"It 11 the key," aireed Gruber. "I
don't want to appear In the Jeut way
opposed lo the bond l11Ue. I am for
JL"
Gruber'& pooltion thus appeared to
wure a unanlmoua Newport. volt on
the resolution tonliht.
The reaolullon propooed for adoption
ltate1:
"The Qty Counc:ll ••. urges the voters
of Newport Beach to conilder the netd•
d the local tchool 1y1tem, to conakltt
the aoeial and econonUc lmpllcatlonl for
the community ll needed c1wroomJ ""'
not provided, Ind to -in favor of
the bond laue II the eloctlon 00 Feb.
11. 1•.11
Vice M'1'JI' Llndaley Panooa !mted
about bit beinl lllllble lo lllond t«llgirt'I
joint meetll1f !iec11111 ol 1 prior bulfneu
ccmmltmenL 0 1 don't want my abllnce
to •be construed .. oppoalllon. I'd like
to make it clearly understood that I
favor the l'llOluUcm."
Mayor ·t>oret. Mmhan I • I v. d
Par_. dilemma b7 dlrecUnf the city
clerk to record PartON' v1ew1 In the
mtnutft of Monda1'1 meelinc .
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WILLIAM
REED
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In the Wind
Up in Gaiden Grove the firemen
are raising a lot of smoke_ with
opposition to a recommendation by
a management consultant firm that
the safety services be combined.
Firemen have purchased full
page advertisements in
newspapers and ~enerally and
publically have voiced a strong
displeasure at any \bough~ of ·
fraternizing with the police m a
single organization.
The thought of reorganization to
the point of combining departments
has been discussed in Huntington
Beach from time to time and I
suspect that the idea is no more
popular in the fire, police or
lifeguard. stations in Huntington
Beach than it is in Garden Grove.
* But what is a city council to
do? Money is scarce in city coffers
and there is a need to economize
from time to time. That's certainly
not bad. as most any taxpayer
\viii tell you .
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Humphrey's Tinie Runs .Out
Inaugural Marks Pause Not End to Politi.cm Career
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Alier more
than two decades in the vortu of na-
Uonal affairs, Hubert H. Humphrey's
political Ume has run out. It la an
occupational har.ard the vk;e president
tried hard to avoid and probabb> will
seek to remedy two years from now.
The incti~Uons are that the In-
auguration or Richard M. Nixon as Pres1-
dent marks not the end of Humphrey's
public career but merely an unwanted
lntmuptioo. .
· Pel'IOIW close to the vice preaident,
e•en some who traveled with him to
Norway on bis last miaaioll abroad. con-
tend Humphrey has talked little about
hi> penowoJ political pi... 5ince NW>n
defeated him.
Both Builders
But they say there ls a definite chance
Humphrey will run for l!)t Senate tn
lflO and added UU:1t obviowlly no declaton
has been made about a second race
for the presidency in 1972 ..
Humphrey's departure marks the end
of 23 years as a public official -three
as mayO'I" of MinneaPolis, 16 as senator,
~ four as vice preslient.
But even without a lormal portfolio,
Humphrey remains the titular leader
of the Democratic party and therefore
the ranking, active Democrat.
The 57-year-old ·vice p r e s i ci e n l ,
normally hyper active, bas already map-
ped out a busy schedule for his im·
mediate future.
M SOOD ta Spiro T. Agnew becomes
Christiana Board Agrees
To Acquire Byron Lasky
LOS ANGEL&5 -Directors of the
Ch:ristianl Oil Corp,, developers of Hun-
tington Harbour, announced Monday that
Chri!tiana bas agreed in principle to
acquire all outstanding stock of the Byron
Lasky Co. in exchange for an undisclosed
number of Christian• shares.
four major housing developments
currently are under way and three more
are scheduled to start within eo days.
Byron H. Lasky, president and chief
executive officer of the Lasky company,
is upected to become a Christiana ex-
ecutive.
Christiana President Martin Fenton Jr.
said Lasky recorded in e1cess of ;.s
million in sales during the sil months
vice president, Humphrey plans 1 one-
week vacation with his wife before begin-
ning hi.a: new, many-faceted career.
He will take up residence in a house
provided by the set.col at MacAlaster
College in St. Paul, Minn., where he
will teach political science. He will divide
his educational endeavors b e .t w e e n
MacAJasler and the University ol Min·
nesota
He also has been named to the board
of Encyclopedia Brittanica.
ln addiUon, Humphrey pl&M . very
shortly to hit the lecture circuit, speaking
to college groups, organizalkm, and
associations and at fund-raising dinners dellin<d lo wipe out the huge party
deficit run up in the e1ectk>n.
Humphrey•1 base will be in Minneapolis
but he plans to keep an office U.
Waahington -courtesy of the govern-
ment for the first six months -and
keep his apartment tn the capital clty.
Aides say "that Humphrey's dejection
al losing the election "comes and a:oes''
but tbey' add that "he does. not seem
to be depressed. He ls in good bilmor
and spirits."
Hum;brey considers the major ac-
com~llJhmenta of the JohnsoD-Humphrey
admizUstration to be the 1964 Civil Rights
Act, the 11165 Voting ll!ihla Act, the
1968 Housing Act, the landriiark education
legislation, the poverty programs, and
conservation of the environment.
The biggest regret wu the inability
of the administration to achieve peace
in Vietnam although Humphrey feels
the mechanism for peace has been put
in motion by the administration.
MOVING UP THE LADDER
New Cept. Rudd
PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN
Firefighter D•luc•
LA Promotes Huntington
Fire Officers to Captain
Timothy .R. Deluca and Merlin E.
Rudd, both of Huntington Beach, have
been promoted to captain in the Los
Angeles Fire Department.
The promotion of DeJuca and Rudd ,
announced by Los Angeles City Fire
Chief Raymond M. Hill, Is elfecUvt lm·
mediately .
Trouble is that all of us are
\Vorried about whose ox is about
to be gored. The Garden Grove
consultants say something like
$150,000 per year could be saved
by combining departments and
squeezing out the fat.
The ~ky organization builds home!
in Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego
counlie!. A spokesman for the firm said
'Professional'
Recreation Class
Slated at -GWC -
ending Dec. 31. .
Included in the acquisition, said com·
pany spokesmen, will be the Lasky firm's
interut in Christiana Western Structure,
Inc., recently formed by Chrlstiana and
Lasky to produce low-cost housing units.
Take Note, Musicians:
Deluca, 6182 Christy Drive, has been
assigned to command Fire StaUon' No.
3 in central Los Angeles. Rudd, 22091
Capistrano Lane, will command Fire
Slat.ion No. 2 in East Los Angeles. The
city has 107 fire stations.
The two Huntington Beach men
qualified · for their promotions in com·
petition with 600 other Los AnJ:ele1
firemen.
L wonder how much fat there
1nighl be in the city staff ,in Hun-
tington Beach. I suspect the city
has -on the payroll-about three
times as many people as the
general pubUc thinks necessary.
and only about one-third as many
as Doyle Miller feels he could use
profitably.
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Huntington Beach-is involved in
a survey o( all positions and job
df'SCriptiQns will Qe written so that
every ernploye ean get the salary
his job commands. It is a long
and involved labor and is being
coriduCtecr by a group of manage-
ment. or at least personnel experts
outside the city government.
While they hope to be less con-
troversial than the group in Garden ·
Grove , I predict they will be run
out of city hall if they ever suggest
paying employes what they are
\~'Orth .
''Recreation leadership," a cciurse
designed for those currently employed
in the recreation field will be offered
l:>E:ginning Feb. 3 for the spring semester
of Golden Wets Evening College.
Sam Migliazzo, director of t h e
\Yestminster Recreation and Parks
Department, will teach the course.
Classes will meet from 7 p.m. to 10
p.m., Tuesdar.i in room 102 of Marina
High School.
The course win deal with processes,
techniques, facts. and theories of
leadership as they api,>IY to individuals.
grou'ps, the leader and agencies, whether
public or private.
Methods of ·planning, organizin& con·
ducting and evaluating recreation pro-
gi:ams will also be studied.
Open regislration for the classes will
be held from 5:30 p.m. lo & p.m., Jan.
2.2-30 in the Golden West' College Center.
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acres in San Diego County. The com·
pany's revenues in the fi6Cal year ending
last.June 30..were $7 .4 million~
_t;ollege Band Needs You . Pair to Compete
For Academics
Solon Asks Home
,Rule at SF State
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Assemblyman
John Burton (0-San Francisco) an-
nounced Sunday he would sponsor legisla-
tion to give "home rule" lG San Fran·
cisco Slate College, his alma mater.
He said the measure provides for an
independent San Francisco State govern-.•
ing board of seven appointed by the
governor from a list or 21 prepared
by San Francisco supervisors. This board
would take over all---poWer~ now held
by the State Co)lege Board of Trustees
at San Franciscd State, Burt.on said.
"The issue is home rule versus
absentee political control,,. Burton said.
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Remember that old musical lnsirument
you stored some years ago?
Why not dust it off and spend an
evening a week playin& for fun and
enjoyment with the Golden West College
Concert Band suggests Tom Hernandez
of the music department.
The concert band will meet from 7·lD
p.m .. Wednesdays in room 102, under
the direction of Hernandez, college band
director. It is part or the Golden West
Evening College program.
Anyone from high school lo senior
citizen with any type of instrument may
join.
LaSt fall semeiter 30 musicians signed
up for the band. By next fall Hernaodei
hopes to build it up to 60 members.
Registration for the band is currenUy
being conducted from S:30 p.m. to a p.m.
in the Golden West College Center.
Persons whose las~ name begins with
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Jan. IS andi R·Z, Jan. 16. Open registra-
tion for all persona will be held Jan.
22-30.
DRIVE TO HONOR
KING REVEALED
NEW YORK (UPI) -A nation·wide
drive to have congress and the President
designate the late Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. as the nation 's fir st Negro
hero was an™*1!ced Sunday b:y the Rev.
Ralph D. Abemath,y. , .
Abernathy, who succeeded King as ·
president or the Southern Christian
Leadership· Conference, said at a Harlem
news conler~nce that he hopes Congress·
will set aside Jan, IS, King 's birthday,
as a national holiday.
TwQ 51arina High School seniors have
been selected by Represintatlve Craig
Hosmer, 32nd Con&rt3Sional District, to
compete for openings in one of tht'
three U.S. military academies.
Gary E. Murphy, 910 Fathom Ave.,
Seal Beach and Cr ant H. Tucker, fi052.
Dagny Circle, Huntington Beach, are
among 21 high school seniors Hosmer
has certified to compete for academy
openings in July 1~9.
Hosmer explained he is using the
congressional t:11mpetitive method rather
than choosing 11. prineipal and an
alternate cindldate lot aCademY Open-
ings.
In this manner each of tbe 21 boys
will receive an equal chance to enter
based on their schola.sUc achievements:
in high school.
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~ W -o.ly ,I .. 1..m
Tiie Condor's Dance Emporium
In San Francll<o 11 looking across
the width and breadth of the nation
for the perfect topless dancer.
They will offer a one-·year contract
to the girl who comes closest to the
ideal measurements 1 of . 48-%~
They call the whole campaign
1 '0peratlon Uplift." • Milwaukee Firem1n Clarence
Hi1rditon may well have urged his
fellow smoke-eaters to go easy with
the axes when they fou ght a fire in
en unoccupied house. The house be-
longed to Hardison. •
After watching the New York
Jets upset the Baltimore Col ts
16-7 in the Su~r Bowl Game in
Miami on television, New York
Goo. Nelson A. Rockefeller
umted little timt in dilpatcho-
i ng a telegram to Vice Presi·
dent-elect Spiro T. Agnew, the
former governor of Maryland.
"Dear Ted," &aid the telegram.
"You can't win them all."
• Prof. Hannn Mayer, 47, won a
Juel from 27-year old student
leader Sepp Bieler in Vienna. The
weapons were Finnish C.l'O!S coun-
try skis, used on a 25-mile course
1elected by Mayer. After finishing
irst, Mayer said he had wanted to
•give Bieler time to think about
vhat he wrote" about the profes~
or, who considered it insulting. • A Soviet woman has filed a com·
1laint with Moscow police that her
1eighbor's rooster breaks into her
rant every morning and lures her
tens next door to lay their eggs,
~ccording to the Soviet newspaper
zvestia.
A long-postponed wedding finally
IOt off the ground Saturday w h e n
!haron McCar tney married Stuart
tw &ell, crewman on lhe captured
ntelligence ship Pueblo. lJere the
ttw Mrs. RusseU gets a big kiss f rom
:mdr. Lloyd Buch£r after the cere·
tony at the Naval Hospital chapel in
Ian Diego. • A little snow doesn't bother the
hrifty selectmen of Nantucket, an
stand town oU Massachusetts but
m unnecessary expenditure of tax
noney -that's something else.
~ake the word of Wiiiiam E. Post
Ir. for that. As Nantucket Public
Vorks Director he called out the
ending and sno\vplowing crews
tter a tw.;incb snow. The select-
oen fired him.
lsrael'·s
J!IWSALEll (AP) -Primo Milllll<r
Levi Elbtol uld today be !wed -
MU dJlrC<O ol an !Jradl mllllar7
buildup oa hntl'a ...,.._ w~ btlllli
lnYenled qllo. 5uch charges p.-.s
lhe Aral>-laraell war of 1967.
In a 1peech to the Knesset, Iarael'1
Parllamei!~ deallnC prin<lpolly wlth the
Fr<l1Ch """" embargo against larael,
Eabkol luhed oul at Parll lor saying
ll bed Imposed the embargo to averl
expa-olthe Middle Eut eonOlcl.
Eahkol -that Ptt.sldenl Charleo
de Gaalle'1 -bad said II
helped Jenuilem ualll en aggrao!ve
!Mad ·-llnt.,
Gov. Reagan
' Appoints Two
UC Re gents
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A baseball
club owner and an electronics company
ei:ecuUve become Gov. Reagan's third
and fourth dlrect appointees to the
University of California Board of
Regents.
The Republican governor announced
Monday the selection of Robert 0.
Reynolds, president of the California
Anegeles baseball club, and Dean A.
Watkins, a Palo Alto elecfronics firm
executive, to serve out the unexpired
terms of two regents who resigned.
Watkins replaces H. R. Haldeman who
resigned Friday. He has been named
a key aide on the White House staff
of President-elect Niion. Haldeman wu
appointed by Reagan.
Reynolds will fill out the term or
Samuel B. Mosher, a regent since 1956
who has been unable to atteod meetings
for two years becall!e of poor health.
Both Watkins and Reynolds are
Republicans.
Watkins, 46, a former professor at
Stanford University, was oqe of the
founders in 1957 of WatkiJls..Johnson Co .•
a Palo Alto electronics nianufacturing
company. Last year he was named a
trustee of Stanford.
Reynolds, 54, was president of Golden
West Broadcasters, which operates a
group of radio stations, for 16 years
before he sold his interest last August
to devote full time to the Angels baseball
club. A part owner of the Angels he
also is a vice presiddent of the 'Los
Angeles Rams football club.
LBJ Expected
To Talk Tonight
In Broad Terms
WASHINGTON (AP) -President
J.ohnson is e:s:pected to outline his analy-
SIS of the State of the Union in broad
terms tonight a n d defer recommenda·
tions for specific legislation to his suc·
cessor.
Close assoclata of the outgoing Presi-
dent say the ooJy exception in his fare-
well address to a joint session of Con·
gress. and to the nation via television
and radio, will be to recommend that the
10 percent income tax surcharge be ex-
tended.
By doing so he can include the $13
billion annual revenue produced by the
surcharge in his budget for fiscal 1970,
a thus show a small surplus when he
sends his la.st breakdown on government
spending to Congress Wednesday.
Johnson and Presi'dent-elect Nixon
have been maneuvering for two weeks
over the issue of extending the tax, ap-
proved for one year by Congress as a
check on an overheated economy a n d
due to expire June 30.
The President, reported to believe th at
the tax was still needed to combat in·
flation. tried to get Nixon to join him In
a public statement advocating extension.
Nixon who had criticized the tax sur-
charge during the campaign, demurred.
Pr~mier Lashes
•1'hls la a new v...i. o1 &be mm.
dacloul libel lnvenind lo Mq --
Sovlel RUllla alleged we bad -
cenlratod troops "' our northern bortler
for aureuloo." Eahkol lald.
"It -...n be that this 1i,me.1
of lmaglnaUao broughl oo larjHCale
EllJIJ>llan troop caocentrallon1 end dras-
ged the entire reg.Ion to the abyss of war.
"I fear thal a new· libel of WI kind
b now bein& invented... Some Arab
capU.alJ have accused the Israelis of
muaing troops cm the Jordanian and
Lebanese -· And Soviet diplomata ' have also warned of a poaible laraeli
allad<, ~ to pmt ftparll pob~ h<r9. ...
'l1lt prime -said aey-•1r1tnr to handicap our strq1h II ac-
1ually hurting the prospOcts fpr peace
lo the Middle Eut."
"Our atrtngth. to avtrt any blow dtall
u11, ts the finest iuarantee for peace,"
he added.
He again hll al crttlca of !Jrael'•,
relallal.ory commando aitack on Beirut
lnternaUaoat Airport.
"We are deaJ.tns with a double atandard
of m«allly according to which forelp
properly oulweJahl our blood In value,"
he said.
"II lum.o a bllod eye to the bu!<
Johnson Meets Strikers
fad tblt leltO.:llm ti I tDftbod of
warfue wqed 117 o u nno1m11-1a1
warfare wqed 117 "" ~ qainll ... and that <lt1rlol .... It la ...
concelyallk to ouUtw *1f-dd-. "ii may be llftty usumed thal the
PMnch embargo decWon wu linked to Bdnit oo1y for the Ute of arpmenl
and 11 doel not convince nor make
sense."
Meanwhile the Arab. otatet art pltn-
nloi to tight.en thelr !"year economle
boycoU ol Iarael end foffi&n flnna thal
do bualneu with the Jewlsb tlale, a
opokmnan .. 1c1 'l\ot!day. Bui be did not announce what acUon would be talen.
Mohammad M 1 h Job, -er
u,., ........
President Johnson said early goodbyes Monday to
a group of Associated P ress employes who·c<;ivered
his days in the White House. The members of the
Wire Service Guild, on strike against the AP, were
outside the AF!rCIO building where Johnson made
a presentation Monday. With the President are (left
to right) Francis Lewine; Chic Harrity, Robert
Schutz, Harvey Goerges (with fur hal) and Bob
Dougherty.
·'Old Creepy~ Leaves Jail .
'Meane st Man Alive' Once Captured by FBI's Hoover
STEILACOOM, Wash. (UPI) -Thirty.
two years ago he was known as one
of the meanest men a1ive, The G-men
tagged him as 0 Public Enemy No. 1,"
and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover refer·
red to him as a "rat."
Today Alvin "Old Creepy" Karpis, was
leaving McNeil Island Penitentiary at
the age of 60, suffering from arthritis
and described by prison authorities as
mild mannered and friendly.
Karpis, who ran with the notorious
Ma Barker gang back in the early 1930s,
wa& granted a parole from federal prison,
where he has spent more than half
his life, on condilion he leave the country.
The U.S. Board of Parole said the
Canadian government has agreed to
permit Karpis to return to hi s native
Montreal where he was guaranteed a
job and a home.
In the thirties, Karpis had vowed to
kill Hoover , but the FBI chief personally
arrested Karp is -the fltst time Hoover,
himself, arrested anyone .
Hoover was in New York on Aprll
30, 1936, when he got word that Karp\s
was holed up in a Canal Street apartment
in New Orleans. The FBI chief flew
there with a force of agents and closed
in on Karpis' hideout in the French
Quarter.
When Karpls came out and got into
his car, Hoover moved in quickly on
the driver'& side and grabbed the gunman
before he could reach a rine in the
back seat.
Hoover ordered his agents to handcuff
Karpis but no one had thought to bring
any, so one agent used his necktie to
bind Karpis' hands.
Karpls wu: taken to St. Paul, Minn.,
Mrs. Sirhan: Shy, Sad
Visitor at Son's Trial
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The hand
()f the small, sad-eyed woman shook
as she signed for a red entry pass
to the murder trial which may cost
the life ot her son, Sirhan B. Sirhan.
"fr:s. Mary Sirhan, mother of the man
accused of the assassination of Robert
F . Kennedy, hu missed legal pro-
ceedings agalnst her 24-year-old son only
once -last Thursday when attorney•
advised her the session would be brief.
whe re he was convicted of coospiracy
ln the 1933 IUdnaping of WJlliam Hamm
Jr., of the Hamms brewery family.
Karpis was .sentenced to life im·
prisonment.
Although Ute kidnaplng rap was the
only one Karpis was stuck with, he
was accused of partici pating in numeroull
killings during bank holdups and payroll
robberies in the Midwest, South and
Southwest.
Mo,st of Karpis' escapades came after
he had joined forces with the infamous
Kate "Ma" Barker and her four killer
sons , whom she had groomed for a
life of crime.
Karpis had met the eldest son, Fred,
Jn the Kansas state prilon at Lansing
where Karpis was confined after he
had escaped from the state rtfonnatory
in Hutchinson.
His original conviction was for tire
theft. 'The score of the Barker·Karpi1
gang included mort than $500,000 in
bank loot, $100,000 in ransom from the
Hamm kidoaping and $200,000 in ransom
from the kidnaping of Edward E.
Bremer, 50n of a wealthy St. Paul
banker.
"Never be taken alive," was Ma
B~'s edict to her sons.
t.1a stuck to her guns and her motto
and after a six-hour gun battle with
FBI agents who surprised the gang in
the predawn fog on Jan. 17, 193S at
Oklawaha, FJa., Ma and Fred wen dead
and another son, Arthur, was captured.
Storm Anchored Off Coast "She'll come as often as she can,"
her son Adel, 30, said Monday.
Mrs. Sirhan sat quietly in the baC!k
row of the fortress-courtroom, (lanked
by her youngest son, Munir, 21, and
Adel. Her elder sons, Saidallah and
Sharif, have yet to appear in court.
But "Old Creepy" got away and fled
north w I t h Harry Cambell, another
notorioua ouUaw, and two girl friends.
Karpls avoided enother FBI trap lo
Atlantic City, N.J ., and M>me members
of Congress publicly criticized Hoover.
Temperat ures ·-Andlor•ff
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A short, heavyset woman who wears
her wispy, graying hair in a tight bun
and dresses in unfashionably Jong skirts,
she has shied from newsmen. But Mon-
day she told a woman reporter she
hoped to attend each session of the
trial.
Cops from New Jersey to California
wet'e advised to 0 shoot first and ask
questions later'' 1f they crossed trails
with Karpis.
But Hoover and his agent& didn't follow
that advice and the arrest ol. Karpis
silenced criticism of Hoovu'a prowess
as a gqbuster.
Soldiers
Gaulle
,...,.11 ol the Arall tacue'• lloycotl
J&rael --~ aald In Domucus, Syria, that m<alUrU "lo pq the PPI
lo the alege" are lo tho olllag. lie
SI.kl they would be •Pfl'ffed at a coo-
f.....,. In Qaiar Jan. 20.
Cutmlll)' on the MU black list are
firml that have main or branch factories
Jn Iarael ; '"firms that bold th&reJ In
J.rraell busJne11e1 : firms that render
cooKniclunf « technleat aid to IM..U
industry; flnns aearclllng lor ll&lural
resources ln J1rael; banks that do more
busJneu in Israel &ban In Arab 1ta1e1,
end ti-that pve the Jiibl lo UM mun... trde markl « pal<Dla to Iaraell
cmcerlll.
10,000 Leave
Homes After
Big Oil Leak
LIMA, Ohio (UPI) -A pipelln< brea~
poured tbousandl of 1allons of fuel oil
into the etreeta aDd sewers of Llm1
laie Monday. A $200,000 fitt deetroyed
the sewage disposal plant and minor
uplosiom rocked the sewer system, but
the threat of wkfespread fire damage
wu averted.
A policeman suffered minor facial
burna, but no one else: was known to
have been Injured.
About 10,000 persons -4,000 adults '
and 6,000 children -were moved out
of a US-block area along the route
of the sewer line principally Involved
in the flood of on. They were waiting
today for the word to return to their
ix.n ...
Olllclals of the Buckepe Pipellne Co.
said a fl.Inch fuel line burst at about
4:30 p.m. Monday, spewing-oil-under
pressure Into the streets. A spokesman
estimated that at least 8,000 gallons
-an hour'• normal flow -escaped
before the line could be shut down.
Lakea of highly volatile oil six inches
deep and a block Jong fonned in some
places.
Mayor Christian Monis proclaimed a
lllale. of emergency and pul all firem"1,
p6licemen ·and other city employes on
roond-the-clock duty. Firemen flushed
the oil into the sewer whlle policemen
Informed residents of the danger and
led them from their homes.
Gov. James Rhodes called out the
S men of the Ohio National Guard'1
140th Division to aid in clearing the
thrutened area and to guard against
looting.
The on in the sewers somehow caught
fire, causing a number of minor ex-
plosiom that mushroomed into a roaring
fire at the sewage disposal plant on
the banks of the ottawa River.
National Strike
Of Oil Workers
Nearing Solution
DENVER (UPI) -A nationwide. strike
of more than 50,000 oil refinery workers
moved Into its 11th day today with
1igns that the walkout, the. first major
oil strike since 1952., may be nearinl
an end.
The OU. Chemical and Atomic Workers
Internat.ional Union (OCAW) reported
about l,000 of its members had returned
to work at UnJon-Pure Oil Co. planta
at Wilmington and Oleum, Calif .. after
accepting a new contract agreement.
Striking workers also headed back: to
their jobs at the Beacon Oil Co. in
Hanford, Calif. Other Union-Pure plants
With 1,500 striking workers also were
expected to return to normaJ operation
by week's end.
Tbe UnJon-Pure agreement, union of-
ficials &aid, involved an "added cash
income equivalent to an average lncre.ase
of &t.6 cents per hour" over a tw&year
period. The terms of the Beacon Oil
pact were. not announ~.
OCAW members, who make about $3.85
an hour, had been holding out for a
72-cent an hour wa1e increase along
with additional fringe benefits when they
began their walkout Jan. 4.
Some 4.1$ OCA W loc als negotiate
direcUy with variow: firms throughout
the United States. The strike has afietted
25 states, but has hit Texas and
California hardest. -the two stat.es with
t.be bulk of the union members.
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not be anywhere else," she said in
her strongly act"ented voice. he.r piercing
dark eyes searchini to be sure she
was understood.
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She said 1he was no longer employed
at a church daJ nursery near her
Pasadena home becl.u9e "I cannot be
hen and IOIDewhere ebe at the same
Ume."
Adel and Munir said they too wtre
unemployed and expected to attend moat
sessions of the trial, which may ta.ke
as long as thret months. Both men ·
Y•ere nattUy attired in sport coats aod
ties. ltfuair wore sunglasses throu1hout
the day.
Mrs. Sirhan nodded to the defendant
as he was brought into tourt after each
recw. Each tlme he was seated he
shifted In his ch11ir 11nd ca ught her
ey e, grinning broadly and waving once.
NEW YORK CUPI) -Nearly 90 per.
tent ol the Army's couri-martlaled
sokl.ltn aged 18 to 24 smoked mtrljuana
before they entered the service • Delena:e
Dcpartmenl spakesman disclosed in a
letter made public today.
Fronk A. Bartlmo, chairman of tho
~ Departmenl'a dro& abuse control
-mlttee, said in a loller to McCall's
magutne thal marijuana smottnc 117
service penoooe1 la "a maller ol serious
concern."
''Statistlcs pstalninc to servkt men
In the Il-2f age group, court-martlaled
for military ofl ..... and undergoing COi'•
rectional training by the Army, reveal
that 85-90 percent had smoked marijuana
prior to thdr e:ntry into lhe 1rmed forces.·• Bart1mo said.
"Howtva-," he. added, t•Uke Lhe vast
majority of Unit ed States high school
and college 1ludents, the vast majority
of American service penonne.1, in Viet-
nam or elsewhere, do not use mari-
juana."
"Nonetheleu, thfl u.. of marijuana
by bowe¥er lflW HrVict personnel I•
a malta' ol aerlous coocem to the
Deportment ()( llefenae." BarUmo -.
"for no military atabllalnnen~ where
aecurily la alwa)'I vitally crltlcal, ml
relylni u tt does oo the team conctpl,
can cbance b\vtng: one team member
e\l'en momentarily mentally unbalanced
through the use of any dangerous drug."
Bart.Imo al!tO pointed out In his letter
that the root of the problem "Is 1
reflection of a national social Ill" and
not Just ooe alfectlng mtmbers of the
armed for<es.
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• • • • • • • Lesso.n Race Relations • • .. • .. •· • •
Wbot better way to learn what Negroe. think about
race relatiooJ tbao to lalk to \lleDl about It? • ·• • • •
Newport Harbor HlCb Scbocil faculty had the Initia-
tive and the gumption to arrange lor some high school
1ludents to do just that last week •
M a result, the atudentl. their schools and indeed
the Orange C o a s I area at large, had ao Invaluable
learning e•perlenc< .
• • • • • • • • • • •
· Out of some sbock, some outrage, some bruised
feelings and some badly shaken idealism bu to come
a new grup of the scope and the depth of the problem
of racial relations . • • • • • •
There ls oo greaJer problem our young people will
have to cope with aod llvt with -and hopefully , ..
aolve -during their adult lives .
Twenty-five students from Dorsey High School in
Los Angeles aod some b l a c k nattonalist spokesmen
were brought to ourly all-white Newport Harbor High
for frank discussion of the racial problem with sludent.s
from Harbor and Estancia highs .
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Prepared though they were for hostility and -rough
going, the while students -and ~acul~y -got m~re
than they bargained for. Black nationalists spoke with-
out inhibition. Then the black students began io·spill
out with unmistakable feelings and vehemence their
di sgust \vi th what they said they considered another
exercise in tokenism -discussion they felt was merely
designed to sal ve the white students' conscience but
not to fire them to action . • • ..
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The confrontation was most revealing of just ho\Y
wide and deep the racial gap has become in this coun-
try. Black nationalism with its overtones of black
power, and -yes -violence, c 1 ea r l y has taken a
strong hold among you ng Negroes in Los Angeles and
undoubtedly in the cities across the nation .
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The young Negroes made it clear they aren't likely
to respond to mere profession:: of good will They de-
mand lo be shown . ,
v • ff ninterested
" • .StJ.tdents vs.
•
l:Jissidents
> .,
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I: high school history teacher wa!l
safing the other day lhat he wished
h~d a few "trouble-makers" in hi:ii;
clMs. The problem with most of my
ki<=." he said, "is that they're too
J>a1Sive and uninterested. They don·t seem to bave any particuJar values at
a1i.::• r· th ink he i!l right, and we ought
to M grateful for our dW:ident students
in Jhe colleges -who, after all, are
deeply concerned wilh values and goals,
cvl't if they don 't happen to be the
\•alies or goals. of the Establishment. • '1HE GREAT MAJORITY or students
::iri.. not so much dutiful as they are
un~ncerned. Most or them are disen-
chii!led wilh the educational and social
strt:f.ure they have grown up in, but
th~ aren't looking for ways to reform
or 'Improve it -they live in a moral
anlintellectual void, trying to gel decent
gr~es and then a satisfactory job.
tit that isn't enough these days.
\Vt.lever the faults of the college
tlisi1dents -and there are plenty -
ther.. at least recognize that time is
ru~g out on the world. that it is
not~a\ist.ic mereJy to reject old stan-
da"5 without proposing some positive
subtt.itutions. To make no choice. as
\Vima_m James said long ago, is itseU
a cOoicr. • ~E OF THE Establishment leader!!
v.-l10io aeems to understand what Lhe col·
leg~ rebels are expressing is Edward r:. ~her, president of McGraw·Hill,
\\'h<f"'remarked recently; • • •
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
It seems that our system or educa·
Uoo i.s wrq wheo 1tudents: in
state' colleges make demands on
the authorities elected and ap-
pointed by the people rather than
peaceful protests and suggestions
for improvements. -E. M.
Tlll1 ... hlrt Nfl9dt ,....-,. "'-' 111r
~-rJOt fMM .r ""' -IHr. SH• ~ Ml -It .._T ... Otb Pli.t.
''I believe that they {college !llude.nts)
are questioning the basic vaJue,,, or
rather the lack of vaJuea on the part
of many, if not most. buslneimnen or
my generation, other than the usual
regard for growth and profits. It i!l,
in my opinion, our failure as bus:inessmr:n
to rerognize and emphasize individual
rights and the need to improve the
quality ol society that closes channels
of commwllcation between us and the
generation whose support we need and
must have."
WHETHER WE aiuee or disauee with
the dissenter!!, it is a fa ct that they
cart about society, about the future,
about war and poverty and. prejudice.
Thtir tactiCJ may be distressinJ. or
their solution!! wrong, but they are fill in'
a vacuum that no other serment of
society i!l concerned with. IL i!l un to
us to channel their enerJV and ideali!m
into productive oath!, not to sneer, to
acorn, or to shut them up.
Our rul threat comes from the unin.
volved, lhe di.!engal!'ed. the blank~~·ed
students who simply go throuvh !he
motions of C<lnforming and belie\'e
nothing -who cynically reject the values
of the past without embracinl!' any stan·
dard for the future except !l:1fety. secur!-
lv and self·satisfacUon. 11ils spirit i.~
treason to the American dream.
; Revisions in Medi-Cal • • ~
~ By JAMES E. WllETMORE
~ Semior
: lit) Dbtrid • Tf history of the Medi-Cal program,
the ~te 's own heall.h Catt: plan, tw
beetwrought with problems almost from
its J11Ception . The plan is a good one,
but-from tJmt' to lime has needed "shak·
ing :down'' and revised to make It
ll'OrllabJt'.
T~ late st of these revisions is the
rs~lishment of a new system in ~tedi·
t:at ' administration. and we expect tha t
le=n on other plans will be in-
Ir early this session.
T;s new plan has been designed for
11''0.pllrposes; to cul out, or at least rJowt. >On the chiseling , and to reduce
the ..workload for county we If are
tlepf!'tmenl!, which detennines the
quamtcat.ions or !host apptyln.g for Medi-
cal.• •
N", EA.CU prrson eligible will
rc.ctM'e a book of fivr identi ficaliltn cards
l:;iu!I each monlh. Th15 replaces lhe
idenifJcation card. Under this system.
lhc ~yaician or o~r providtr of ~ delacbf.I one of the identiflcaUoo rorre. •nd attaches ll to his claim. A~ • penon UleS the first four ""'E' he may rtlain the final (onn and nt it for other ten•)ceg during
lht: th. In thia cue, U>e provider
ma his clf,1m to the couoty w~fare
tfePl'(Jnent ror certlBclUon Of eliglblUty
bolo& h Ir fmfarded for P81"'•nl. TIW, the direct« of health care
~ for the tll&e 1111. will enable oouiiu: to be aware of ttdpierdl who
l f"f' 1).cavy Ulen a( taVk:e and Yerlfy
uWince of genulnt need. •
THll NEW !\'STEM lhould ""'"""
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lhe chance of making duplicate payment~
and also increase the audit capabilities or the fiscal intermediaries.
Thrtt fiscal intt':rmediarie.s with con·
tr1cts are responsible for rea!ipt, pay·
menl. and audit of bills submitted by
doctors, bospitala, nw11in1 homt':s, and
other provMitrt of aervice . These are
Blut Shield, Blue Cross North and Blue
Cross South.
The plan ls beins inaugurated in U
counties, and ii expected to apread to
other countiea during the year, coverln&
some 300,000 recipients.
AND ANOTHER plan, atarted nearly
a year a.go aa a pilot study :imong
30,000 reciph1nts ol Me.di.C&J 11hould , ir
proven micceasful, help allevlste some
of lhe program's booUeepin& probltnu.
~ the atudy, a ll'OUP or docwn
in the medical eocie:ty are contracting
with the state to estabtuh 1 prepayment
plan fot pbyaician serv.icu to ellJlble
wtlfare reclpfents.
The maLn feature or this proaram
b Ille alltfllng cl' responolblllty for
medicll cost atimates lO a private foun·
datlon (the Socl•tl''• foundatlon for
medk:1J care). ft b !hon up to the
foundation to decide 001' much money
will bt nttded to provldt medicRI
servJces for lbc 30,000 recipient.a ln the
four counties.
Thls plan bu worked most auc·
r:mfully, btcaute It has dlaccx.raged
IO-Cllled "lunary'' medical ttrVtcea, pad·
ded bllli, or dup/Jealt paymtnl>.
Out of their heated words, their expressed cynicism
and bitterness, came some sugg11Uona. for their young
white counterparts. "Don't come to our community to
help us •.. leave us alone ... Tum your efforta to root-
ing oul prejudice in your own community, io yollt
neighborhood."
ObviOUJly, the 1ype of communication that deve-
loped at the Harbor High session is hardly calculated
to inspire brotherhood between the races. And yet it
very well coutd be the beginning of racial wiadom on
the part of the white students which .eventually wUI
enable them to translate their idealism, good Intentions
and desire for underttanding into practical action .
The ultimate solution is not to leave the black man
isolated. Certainly the black man must build pride in
himself. But we need to be wary and concerned lest
black oat!ooallsm become black separatism. That is
not a workable long-term solution .
On the other band, it seema clear that change must
be encouraged in the white community a, well as in
the ghetto. "Keep talking to your neighbor until yo u
recondition him," the young Negroes told their white
hosts. That advice would seem equaUy applicable for
Negroes.
Despite what seemed bitter and senseless rebufi to
their well-meant efforts, Harbor High and the students
\Vere tjght in making the attempt. Despite their harsh
words, it had to be encouraging to the black students
to see that white youth is deeply concerned. They ~ay
have spoken disparagingly of what they beard, but
aome of the good will behind it had to register.
Before we cao begin to build a bridge -be tt or
concrete and steel or a bridge of understanding -~'e
rnurt know the width, depth and the n a t u r e of the
chasm to be bridged.
Twenty-five Harbor Area students now have had a
first hand lesson from \vbich all of us can -and
shoUld -profit.
May Be Timed for lnaug11ration
Viet Reds -Moun·ting Ne -w Assault -
\VASHINGTON -The public ought
le. know, it is said in the Johnson ad-
mini!tration, that the NorUt Vietnamese
are mounting another assault which may
be timed £or the inauguration of Presi·
dent Nixon. The purpose wouJd be to
show that lhe COmmunisl! still have
plenty of muscle and if Nixon wants
peace he will have to make the com-
promises necessary to get it; to wit.
stuff an undesired peace down the
throats of the South Vietnamese.
Nixon, it is reasoned, may be faced
with deciding on a re-e!Cala.Uon of the
war rather than on some new peace
offensJve. In any case, he ~·ill be com·
pelled to issue directives to the American
Vietnam command -Am.bass ado r
Ellsworth Bunker and Gen. Creighton
Abrams - spelling out the policy of
the new administration.
ANYONE WHO IS at all familiar with
what Ambaaaador Bunker has regularly
been reporting to President Johnson can-
no~ doubt this skilled diplomat's con·
viction that a weakening now of
American will would be an historical
disaster and a ludicrOUJ misjudgment
of timing. Ambassador Bunker has
always accented the positive in hi.5
voluminous reports to the President, no
Jess than his predecessor, Henry Cabot
Lodge.
General Abrams is quite proud, and
justifiably so, of hi! heavy bombardment
and other tactics which spoiled Com·
munist offensive operations in 1968 at
a horrendous co.st to them. The story
which is believed in the Johnson .ad-
ministration is that the slaughter ha.s
been awfuJ -some 200,000 Communists
killed.
IF TIDS IS SO, it is no wonder that
tht old President's advisers, who are
the new President's "team." have few
qualm.s about continuing the war. At
this level of killing the Communists come
close to losing the equivalent of all
their yo ung n1en coming or military
age in a year. and that is so shocking
as to invite disbelief.
It may be reasonably concluded from
the fact that Nixon is now relying on
Bunker, Lodge and General Abrams lhat
the newly formed dovish convictions of
Deferue Sec. Clark M. CWford have
not gotten through to the new President.
This impression is further strengthened
by the presence of Gen. Andrew Good·
pailer in !ht': Nixon camp. ,
GENERAL GOO DP ASTER is General
Abrams' deputy, and a former military
adviser and staff assistant with President
Eisenhower. The hawkish groups in the
Johnson administration have been simply
delighted by General Goodpaster's trip
back from Vietnam to consult with the
President-elect.
But even more important than Nixon's
choice of advisers is the improbability
that the President-elect will malfe any
significant move in Vietnam without con-
sultiiig General Eisenhower. President
.Johnson has been .meti<;u\ous io keep.ing
General Eisenhower informed on Viel·
nam, not just general lnfonnation but
detailed tacticaJ and strategic in·
formation with the aim o[ making
General Eisenhower as well informed
as the Joint Oriels of Staff.
No weakt':ning of will about the Viet·
nam War is noticeable in the ambulatory
invalid at Walter Reed Hospital ; if Nixon
does not know what to do he need!l
only to pay another visit to the former
commander·in<hiel.
THIS QUESTION CAN be asked : Why,
if the Communists have suffered so
grievously in 1968, . are they preparing
still another oftensive and moving in
another 30,000 or 40,000 men? Why, after
all their claimed reverses, do they con·
tinually ask for more ? Or are we merely
misjudging once again their ability to
carry on this kind or warfare indefinitely
and exaggerating the effectiveness o!
our respame to it?
Nixon will have to satisfy himself
on these points, which are at the heart
of the case made by Clifford against
ll. continuation of the war, before he
decides on a re-escalation.
President's Salary to Be Doubled
With the Inauguration of Richard M.
Nixon as Presidenl of the Uniled States
or. Jan. 20, the President's salary almost
certainly will go from '100,000 1 year
In $200,000. The Housr approved the
rise on Jan. 6 by voice vote, with
only a few audible no's. There was
little debate. Speedy Senate approval
was expected.
President Johnson, who favors the rise,
must sign the bill into law before the
Inauguration. The salary of a President
cannot be increased during hi s term
of office.
The salary of the President had been
raised only three times since first set
at $25,00C. a year for George Washington
in 1789. The most recent rise wa.• 20
years ago, in lHB, when Congress in·
creased Harry Truman's salary io
$100,000 a year -from $75.000 -by
an act be signed just beiore he enteffij
his elected term. It was estimated that
nearly '43,000 of the $100,000 v.·ould be
taken by income lllt':!l.
THE HOUSE majority leader. Rep.
Carl Albert {D Okla.), noted during
debate on the latest pay rise that "every
President has had to reach into hi~
O\vn pocket to help pay expenses of
office." He said be had bw1 told that
President Truman "left the White House
broke."
Congress in 1789 stt the salary of
George Washington al $25,800 a year.
He hid no expense allowances. The
salary of President Lyndon B. J ohnson
"'AS $100,000 a year, plus 1 tax.£ret
travel allowance of $40,000 a year, and
a taxable offlcl1J allowance of '50,000
a year.
It would be 1lmos1 impo.Wble to
e.stimate President Nbon's lu obliga·
Hom: under the $200,000 figure without
knowing the! este.nt of his deduct.iom
for federal Income tu: purposes and
the amounl, ....... and timing of bis
B11 George
Dear George:
Here ii 1 quarter. Are rou the
columnist wbo bu the patt.ema?
MRS. J. J.
~r fi.trs. J. J.:
Boy , have I aot patterns! ThJnks
for tht': quarter. J'll put it on my
psychiatric bill. (My pcychlatriat
~ try!ni 14 rcmeczy my pottuns.)
non-Official income rrom his law firm,
investment.s, and other sources.
BUT IT WOULD be safe to say that
George Wl.':lhingtM'B official income -
not subject to a federal incomt tax
-meant more in terms of real money
than Prtaident Nlxon's $200,000. The 1789
dollar was worth about four times the
value of the present dollar, according
to one government statistician.
President Nl~on's federal tax liability
could run as hiah as 70 percent of
income or as low as, say 1 30 percent.
He will, of course:. be subject to lncom!:
tax imposed by the District of Columbia
aM all other normal tax-levle.5.
The ri!le in the President's pay is
in line with the general recommendations
of a commi.!sion established by Congress
in 1967. President Johnson in his budget
message lo Congress is e1pected to
recommend other proposals of lhe com·
mission, headed by Frederick Kappe.I,
former board chairman of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
THE CO~ll'i1ISSION was not authoriz·
ed. however, to consider the pay of
the President and the Vice President.
The Vice President now receives ,40,000
a year and a $10,000 allowance, botl\
tuable.
The following salary levela are sug-
gested: Member! of Con~, to $50,000
from "3,000; Cabinet member!l, to
,IP"
'lllilt HID I lilyT'
$60,000 from $35,000; district judges , lo
$47,500 from $30,000; AMociate Supreme
Court Justices. to $65,000 from S39.500:
the Chief Justice, to $87 ,500 from $40,000.
Rules in Government Condemnations
If ttle. eovmi.menl wants your property
for some public use, the government
may take it. But when that happens,
you are enUUtd -under the Constitution
-to "just compenaaUon'' for the loss.
Unhappily, your notion of .. jug\" and
the government's notion of "just" might
be very different. When cltil:en and
governmtnt can't get together on the
price, what rules prevail!
Almoat always, the test applied by
the law ls "fair market value" -that
is. the price your property would bring
in a norm1l sale by 1 willing seUtr
lo a willinc buyer.
Tbi!l leaves out element! of value that
art strictly personal to you. Tate I.his ......,,
A HOME OWNE'll claimed »evtral
thouaand doR1ra ror some shade trees.
located on a strip of his l1nd condemned
tor a hichway. Although the trees added
little to the m1rket vatut of the property,
the man pointed out that he had tlvtn
tbtm tender lo•lnc care tor more tban 20 years.
But the court donl'!f '°"'pensation for
thl1 rpedal value, aaylnc:
"The l1w slmply does not allow com·
ptn.w.Uon tor aucb -Persontl feelings."
Nor c1n you collect for future \'alucs
that can be seeii only through rose-ail-
ored g!8.S!e1;. In one case the owner
of raw acreage tried to show the court
how v~uabl~ , hi~ !and could be, some
distant day, if it was subdivided and
801d for homt sllf!s.
However, lbe court would not llStcn.
M one jud,e put it .
.. Ta pennit such evidence would con-
vert an eminent domain proceeding into
a iuesslnt contest.''
ON 11fE OTllEf\ htnd, you art tnUUed
lo be paid for possibilities that ire
rtaliatic -even K you yourself have
not yet tried to re.allze thole pogslbilities. nm, a man owning lartd on a bualnea
drfft won compenutlon for lta tncomc
potential. even though he hJnue!f had
only a houae on It The court said
tM Income potenUal wu real enoush '° that a bl.Iyer woukf oomlder that e~t In makina an offu.
I'n abort, the law seeks fl fair balance
between the government, hoping to cut
expenses, and the property owner, hoping
to bit the jackpot. In the words or
the United States Supreme Court :
''Compensation shall be just, not mere-
ly to lhe individual whose property is
laken but to the public 1i1·hlch is to PIY for It ..•
An American Bor Association public
service /tcturt by \Vill Btrnard.
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Tuesday, January 14. 1969
The editorial pctg• of the Daill/
Pilot .aetks to inform and stim-
ul4t1 recdm b~ pre"11ting this
n~1 opi·nioni and com-
menttny °" topk.s. of i"ftrt1C
ond dgnl/icm.ee, bf/ Pf®iding a '°""" far file U)lT<ulotl of our read.tr.r' opinio ns, tmd bt1
prt1nt:fng the dtv1rse tJfew-
poUt" of infornud obsnvcr1
and apolctimn on topic1 of tli• oov.
Robert N. Weed. Publisher
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ByL.M.BOYD
"Be changeaible.'' sald George
Bernard Shaw in his advice
to women on bow to keep
their m e n • "Changeable
women are more durable than
monotonoua ones, however
unpleuant some of their
cbangu may be. They are
sometimes murdered, b u t
seldom deserted." .•. THAT
SOME WOMEN seem prone
to accident! is c o m m o n
knowledge. But what's not
common knowledge is the fact
moat accident-prone women
are short. At least aborter
than average. Maybe 5-feet-3
or thereabouts. A study of
insurance records shows that.
"SO YOUR LOVE AND
WAR MAN says every hus-
band ought to own a camper,"
writes a Great Fallil, Mont.,
Informant. "ls he acquainted
with that recent court case
tn which a wife won her
divorce? Her husband and
playmate took of! Ill hill
camper to the deserl The
wife, having followed them,
i;neaked up and snapped the
padlock shut on the camper
door. Then she got into the
pickup cab and drove them
at high speed over washboard
roads back to her town's
police staUon where her al·
torney and officers of the law
were summoned to open the
camper. I believe she was
awarded alimony."
IF I OWNED • tobacco
company, I!d put out a good
inexpensive cigar (or new
fathers with noUting printed
on each cigar baod except
"Isaiah 9:6." ... RJGHT
ABOUT NOW there are 2,200
t h u n d e r s tonns booming
somewhere in the world . .
. OF GUW> CALLED Rachel,
says our Name Game man,
it's generally conceded their
lucky number is 3, their lucky
day ol the week 'I'Uelday and
their lucky color light purple
NOW THE MEN of science
1ay lhe caffeine in a cup
of coffee makes some selected
citluns amon>WI • • • RUST
18 WHAT dulla a ruor blade.
Not wbilken. So atatel a
Georgia g<ntleman. "Tbat is
why,'' he says, "l ltoie my
razor between s:hava in a
cupful of rust·lnhlb!Ung anti-
lr<eze."
YOUNG LADY, IF yoU want
yout valentines postmarked
"Loveland," that can be 11'·
ranged. Loveland is a town
in Colorado. Have a reader
!her<, am proud lo report.
Anyhow, every year about·thi.s
time, muneroua clUJ.ena stamp
and address all their valen·
tines, then send them in one
wrapper to Postmaster,
Loveland, Colo., 80537. He im-
prints the envelope.s with a
romantic verse and t h e
Loveland . postmark, a n d
remails them, no charge.
CIJSTOMEJI, SERVICE: Q.
''GREATLY enjoy y o u r
garbage, old boy. One ques--
tion, would you uy you write
an item pretty fast or fairly
slow?" A.KIND OF YOU TO
COMMENT, SIR. Slow, I'd
say, sort ol lite a nudist clim·
bing through a barbed wire
fence . . . Q. "WHY DO
SAN FRANCISCANS.so'TtSeJlt
it when you call it 'FriSC{J'?"
A.. The town was named after
a saint, they-say: Some-regard·
Frisco as sacrilegious . • •
Q. "ALL VEGETABLES are
green at ooe time or anOther
in their growth, right?" A.
All but red cabbage.
MIGHT 1RY this one on
your Language Arts class,
madam. Use the word "down"
as a noun, verb, adverb, ad
jective, preposition, and ex·
clamation. UDderst.and it's the
only rour·letter word i n
English that can be so
variously employed .
Your questions and com-
ments are welcomed and
will be used wherever pos-
aiblc in "CM eking Up."
Address maiE to L. M.
Boyd, in care of tht DAILY
PILOT, Ben: 1875, NtUJpaTt
Beach, Calif., 92683
Supply-laden Vessel
L eaves NY for Biafra
NEW YORK (AP) -The
snappy liltle mercy ship.FOtTa
u.lled out oC Brooklyn Monday
night, crammed with a
fluoroscope, vitamin pills, rice
and ali of the lhinp the small
people or a rich land donated
for starving Blafrans.
One estimate put the value
of the cargo at $250,000, but
no one really was counting.
"There never has been such
an outpouring," said Richard
Weston, a Bialra Christmas
Ship Committee aide.
"They allowed volunteers on
the pier to unload the tr~.
The carpenters crated a
fluoroscope some d o c t o r
"donated. Everybody on the
waterfronl bas gone out of
their way. It's the first Ume
I 've seen anythjng like this,"
Aid Edward F. Curley, vice
prest·d ent of the Kerr
SWunahlp Co., which bandied
the Forra without charge.
Boy Scouts, teen-ageen:, old
wcme.n oo crutches and young
people worked around the
clock packing contributions &o
the ship could sail OD time.
The International Rescue
Committee coliected $60,000
worth of druga and equlpment
-antibiotics, vitaml.ns, ban-
dages. :r-ray machines -and
!90.000 worth of blgb-protelll
food
Humphrey Asks Demos
Set Up Policy Council
W ASffiNGTON (UPI) -
VI c e Presl'dent Hubert H.
Humphrey recommended to-
day that the Democratic Na-
tional Committee establish a
national policy council to
speak for Ute party, in ad-
diUon lo the party !eadenhip
in Congress. ,
His proposal came In a
speech to the committee
recommending that it elect
Sen. Fred Harris of Oklahoma
as DemocraUc national
chalnnan to succeed
Lawrence F. O'Brien, who an-
nounced his retirement to
enter private business.
Humphrey cwelully avoid
ming the ftrm "DemocraUc
advisory councJI,'' a
polic)'INl!dng arm of the party
which generated friction with
D e m o c:raUc congressional
leaden a decade qo during
the final ye.an of t b e E-admllllllraUoo. He Aid, i-.v.r, that be
had ..,..Jf'd many recom-
mandallona lo mablhh a
"NaUooaf Danocratlc Policy
Couodl." Re apWntd that
It wauld r<pment •lecled par·
ty omcta!J and the naUooal committee, .. RrVtng u a
voice ( o r disenfranchised
Democrat.I a n d as a
coordinating group for the
determination ol. buic party
policy."
Humphrey, the 1968
preaidentlal nominee, spoke
aftor O'Brien, In I farewdl sJieecb. urged the Democrat.
to develop a plan, and to
... t passage of legillaUon,
for lederal financin( o f
pr.sidential campall!Jll.
LET'S BE FllBIDLY
U you have new nef&hbon
or know ot anyone movtn1
to our are&. pleue tell ut
JO that we may utmd a ~~!' welcome and help
m to become acquajnted
tn their MW aurroundinp.
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Vlsffor
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494-0519
Harbor Visitor
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War .Cited
For U.S.
Deficit
WASlllNGTON !UPI)
The D e f e a • e Department
estlmated today Uuil the Viet·
nam wu was having a •t.I
billion adverse Impact on the
U.S. tntematlona.J f In 1 n c e
PoSilion. But a private analyst
aaid the war was having a
much worse efiect.
Defense Department
Comptrolier Robert C. Moot
oaid in prepared testimony for
a joint economic sub-
committee of Congre!S that
"about tt.I biUlon" ol the U.S.
balance of payments deficit
wu attributable to the Viet· nam war.
But Pet.er Passell said in
his prepared testimony that
a special analysis he prepared
for a doctoral paper at Yale
University showed the figure
was more lite '4 billion.
In /987 the llnited States
ran up a total balance of
payments deficit of $3.6 billion
-representing the difference
betWeen the total outflow of
dollars through Imports and
military transactions and the
amount coming in from ei:-
porta.
"The U.S. Treasury and
other f e d e r a I government
departments have estimated
that the war In Vietnam con--
tributes approximately $1.5
billion lo the net outflow of
American dollars," Passe II
said.
He said his analyslS,
however, showed that the ef--
fect of the war was "slightly
in ex~s o( $4 billion" -
which presumably would have
put the United States Ill a
'favorable balance of payments
1ituatlon in 1967.
3 Arrested
In Stolen
Gun Seheme
Ll"J"n.E FERRY, ·N. J .
'(UPI) -Two sergeants and
a civilian employe of the Na-
tional Guard were under ar·
rest today and a truckload
of apparently.stolen military
weapons was in lhe hands
of federal agents who broke
one of the nation's biggest
black markets In guns.
Sgt. William Walko, Sgt.
Vincent T. DiBarlolo, 38, and
Kenneth J . He,rbeck, 26, were
arrested after raids Monday
night uncovered arms caches
in a modest frame house in
Little Ferry and a rented
garage tn nearby Garfield, N.
J. Both towns are .suburbs
or New York City.
A tw~ton truckload of ex·
ploalves and weapons in-
cluding machine guns and
carblne.s Wl.!I taken to Newark,
N. J., for Inventory. The guns
will be displayed today in the
federal building in Newark.
Walko and DiBartolo, both
fulltime guardsmen, w e re
assigned to the T e a n e c k
Opposed b y NAACP
Bltrck Dormitor y
Proposals Sc or ed
Huck Fi nn
'Expelled'
MIAMI (AP)
"Huckleberry Finn," the Mark
'!'wain classic, has been drop-
ped from the required reading
list at Miami Dade Junior
Collegt -a victim of Black
Power.
Ambrose Gardner, a school
official, said Negro .students
complained tb:at the novel of
19th century file on the
Mississippi River em-
bamuised them.
NEW YORK (UPI) -Tbe
drive for blact studiel p~
11ama and black atudent
· donnltorles on collep cam·
pJseS was described u a "Jhn
Crow"' co"""pl Monday by
Roy Wilkins who aakl he woold
go lo coort if nece.ssary lo
block their implementation.
Wilkins, head of the National
AaaociaUon for the Advan-
cement of Colored People
(NAACP), said the demand
for "autonomous" b 1 a ck
studies program s and
dormitories for blacks only
was tantamount to setting up
of "rac1ally based Jim Crow
schools" and that NAACP
lawyers believed the use ol
tax money (or lhis purpose
was unconstitutional.
Wilkins, who spoke to about
200 NAACP representative! at
the 60th annual corporate
meeUng of the association,
said he waa not against
COW'5e.a of black studies being
taught in high schools and
colleges. In fact, he said, the
NAACP has supported such
programs.
But, Wilkins said, "We are
opposed to their ( b l a c k
studenls') dormitory propo.!als
and their autonomous black
studies prograrrui. 1r we can't
find a plalntifr (to bring suit)
... we will sue on the basis
Gardner said the book •P-or our belief that tax funds
pears to create an emotional cannot be used" to create
block ror black students that segregated racilities.
inhibits learning. He also said Negro studenls and while
members of the E n g I t s h sympalhizen al a number of
department voted 26-11 in cotttges a n'd universities
favor of keeping the book on aCT08s the country have.clash·
tile gr6Ufld -it -was ··"a con---ai with adminl8lratoF8 ort--the-
siderable whack at prejudice dormitory and autonomous
and discrimination ••. " studies issues.
In his preface, Twain, who The 67-yeu-old civil rights
died in 1910, wrote: "Persons leader said the Negroes live
attempting to find a motive Jn a white world and that
in this narrative will be pro-"Negro boys better learn what
secuted; penons attempting the white boys are learning."
to find a moral in it will If you ng black students want
be banished: persons at-Lo help their race advance,
tempting to find a plot in Wilkins said, they should study
it will bt: shot. By order or harder, get their degrees and
the auth-Or ." go out to bring .advances.
GRAND RE-OPENING
New people ••• new image
a completely new menu
featuring many new dis he s. We're still
serving our famous line of USDA
CHOICE steak d inners and we've en-
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FREE dess e rt with your d inn er during
our
GRAND RE-OPENING
CELEBRATION!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Jan. 13, 14 & 15 - 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Armory where Walko was a
custodian and Dmartolo was '---"'
an administrative supp I y
techrllcian. H e r b e c k , a
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Paul Hankins, the Internal
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the result of a four-month
undercover investigation at
various military installations
In New Jersey.
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FBI Takes
Robber
:.:fugitives . ., ...
' ~ ;LONG BEACH (UPI) -A
'." ~tured b a n k robber who
.-· speaks three I o r e i g n
languages and dabbles in paizt..
1 ting was arrested here Mon-
de.y, the day before his name
·was to have been placed on
"the FB:I's list of 10 most
. ·'Wanted criminals.
·: .:A. posse of FBI agents and
·--~.ng Beach po Ii e e · ap-
. prebended P a tr i c k Dooald
·~e, 43, accused of escaping
trom two U.S. marshals last
Nov. 14 while serving a 22-
year federal prison t.enn for
bank robbery.
Arrested with Kane was
Dale Glennon WUson, 24,
described by t h e FBf as
~ne's partner in overpower-
iq the marshals at War-
renton, Mo.
Kane and Wilson are ac-
cused of staging a $55,000 bank
rolibery at St. Charles. Mo ..
T"'d", J....,., I~, 1969
Girl W atehing QUEENlf lly PhR lnttrlcmdl Conservative
Legislarors to Get Help GOPin Ways,Means.
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -JI
the dlsllngulshed membon of
I b e Calllomia Lqislature
don't know bow to observe
11rts In mlnllldrts, the -~
dent of the lnlemaUODOI
Society ol Girl Walchen It
ready to tell them.
Jooepb U..gin, of S a o
Diego, today volunteerocl lo
appear belon: the legialators,
after beariog that minjskl.J1.s
bad been banned for all
emptoy.. of the Jeclalat.re.
The ban was imposed last
weet by Assemblyman
Eugene Chapple, a Republican
from the Uoy mountain town
ol Cool, in northern
california's gold mining COUD·
try, Chappie was supported
by a San Francisco Democrat,
Assemblyman John Burton.
•'Bolh of these men need
some Professional advice,"
aald Beacln, the bead ol a
15,000 member crganiz.allon
devot«I lo the appniclatloo
ol. the draped female form
in public places.
11Am&teur girl w a t c be rs
don't know how to cope wt.lb
the revealing mint.skirts to-
day,'' Beagin continued.
"1bere are many ways to
get in a full wa\(!h wUhout
emba!Tasamnet to either the
wearer or &he viewer.
HQur memben, trained ~
made expert by constant prac-
tice at monthly meetings,
know how to adapt to any
situation, any place, any
time."
Beagin says he c a n -" ·
demonstrate the techrllques ~ ·
developed by the society in ~ .l'J A '
its nine years of scientlllc t.:i:;;.t/ __ '.:.l"~_.;,......._.._,.;.._•.-1;.;4;,__,.:::.:::;::.,.._._1
investi&alion ol the problem.
"Take a hate letter • • • "
SACRAMENTO (AP) He did aay "I wlll be just u a "mooe-ort>ltlnl era" for
Gov. Reagan's ecilnomy pro-as conservativt" bt voting on assembly operatlons.
gram (aced brighter days to-money matters u he always lie propoeed cutting the
day with the appointment of has been. number of committees from
a fiscal c o n s ~ r v a t I v e • Monagan a I 1 o preaented 25 to 21 and creation of. •
Republican Frank Lanterman Assemblyman W. Craig Biddle o e w ooe CGncentrating on
of La Canada, as chairman CR-Riverside) as his majority urban problems.
of the Assembly Ways and leader and u such. "a prime. Lanterman's main job will
Means Committee. "I'm delighted," Finan~ spokesman" in the Aasembty be in shepherding Reagan'•
DI.rector Caspar w. Wein· for Reagan's "Creative Socie-budget through the Assembly.
berger said ol t he ap-ty Program." Tbe budget, expected. to top
polnUnenl, announced Monday At the same time, Monagan '6 billion, will go to the
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T. Monagan (R-Tracy). 'jlll
think we can work very well
together."
Lanterman, a 67-year-old
land developer and a lS-year
veteran of the lower house's
money conunittee, had little
to say at a news conference
when he was int.roduced by
Monagan.
Hickel Opposed Making Living •
Old World
Mediterraneari
Spariish Furniture
Received cencell1tion of $22,.000.00
Sp1ni1h •nd Mediterr1neen Furnitur•
All Nn Te' qwellty ....... No.n
DKonltor'• D'"• H ... O• D..,._,
Items as follows: Georgeous 8 fl custom
quilted sofa with separate loose pillows with
heavy oak tn.,.decor and matching chair, 3
matching oak occasional tab! .. , (2) 58" tall
decorator lamps1 banging chain swag lamps
in wrought iron, an 8 piece king size master
By Sierra Club ls It Shoot or Die World?
OAKLAND (UPI) -For was It, and I fired." "I shot a C<lUple of rounds, bedroom suite in pecan panelled Med.iterran·
69,000 me.mber organ.izaUon Llnda Lee West, making a Mrs. West had been on a then he got one off with his ean style with top quality 15 yr. warranty SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -board ol directon of the
Tbe Sierra Club, the nation's
largest and most vocal con-
servation organization, has
vowed to publicly fight t h e
nomination of Alaska Gov.
Walter J . Hickel as secretary
cf the interior.
President Edgar
anoounced Mooday
Wayburn
that the
had voled """"'-Ollllly to nn.. living is a matter of life and ladder stockiil.g shelves and .22 but fortunately it missed/' kin . ~ •r d th d g size mattress & box springs. Spanish ~ Senate -~-a"on ol ea · her husband was nearby at she sai · d d' · t t ..--un:uu u• ... ecor 1n1n1? se . e c.
Hickel to the post in the Nixon She has shot 'to death two the cash regi.sttr. Both were The couple theR emptied administration~ robbers in the past five weeks armed, he with a .357 magnum their weapons at the robbers, Whele kiMhl wat ,.. .... , $1121.00
Wayburn said after a and says she would do il and she .with a .38 revolver. who were attempting to nee. MUST SACRIFICI $698 00
"thorough Investigation" of again. The three men entered, one One of them, John A. Smith, FOR ON~ Y ···········-·····-······-•
Hickel's record, the club had Mrs. West, a 25-year-old armed with a .22 pistol 24, fell dead. Another was Any Piece Can Be Purchased lndlvldually
concluded that he "has no mother, owns a liquor store The anned man "acted like hit and later arrested at San Terms Available -Newcomer• to C1lif.
understanding 0 (conservation with her husband, Jack, 35. he was in a frenzy,'' Mrs. Francisco General Hospital. Credit Approved lmmediitely
and the need to protect and and they have been the target West recalled. "ft was almost The third was picked up by
following their escapo, and of ,4 rw B' __
_ terrorizing and robbing a ~ UM.U
.~ton,--Yo., coup1£ -·-.
restore the "American en-of frequent ~Id-up at~ets· like a perso~ vendetta, police within three hours of , I /]
vironment." The latest came Sunday night, almost like be hated my bus-the shooting. l • F. "t -"Hicnt-is perpetuating-the w.heQ.Jhree _men enfpred .1he_j}and. He ..tm:e~...m.4JQ. blow Last month, Mrs. West shot •II __ _..!'~' are
frontier spirit of headlong store and ordered West to his head off." -~ inCIK.ttred .Aiidtew~ .Alldrad.e, -The FBI d i d not supply development which bas left lie down on the floor, on his Tbe gunmen were watching 38, when he at\t:mpted to bold At H cirbor Blvd. ~elails or the arrest but said Abortion Law
it.resulted from "alert action
by a Long U..cb police of-
. f~." An FBI spokesman
. s a-i d the two men had no
the CGuntry with a legacy of stomach. West, tlardly noticing Mrs. up the store. She said he
mistakes II It sUU trying lo "They said Ibey were going West .. sh• climbed down was extremely excited and she 1844 Ne-Blvd c~ Mesa ly
LOS ANGELES (AP)-The correct," said Wayburn, a g;.. to execute him " Mrs. West from the ladder pulled her felt he would have shot her -rr-• • ~'"' Oft
· .ch,~nce tCl resist. They were
, ·anned .
· ·:t he FBI described Kane as
. floent in German, French and
~banish, and a reader or
·heavy books. He a I s o was
"J-egarded as a talented
amateur artist.
Kane and Wllson staged
their break while b e I n g
~sferred from a prison ln
·Leavenworth, Kan., to St.
lxluis for a court appearance.
bey were lo be arraigned
~9f't a U.S. commissioner
~ Los Angeles today.
State Supreme Court has been year-old San Francisco physi-said. "They ~ that word, gun from beneath her blouse,r...:il:.:she::.:ba:::dn:::'l'.:!:'.:ir::ed::_::lir'..'.s~t. __ ~~E~v~-..~·~~·~igh~t~'~ti~·1~9~~w~..r~ .. ~Sat~. !i&~S~un-~~'ti!!-'1~6.~~
asked to overturn California's cian. that's why I knew that thi! turned and fired. abortion law on grounds that._::=::._ ____________ .:__::._ _____ ::._::.__::::,.::_ _____ I
it perpetuates tbe religious
dogm a of the Roman Catholic
Church.
The American Civil Liber·
ties Union of Southern Califor·
nia filed a brief Monday at-
tacking the law as an unconsti·
tutional 11establishment of re·
ligion."
II said that oellber the pub-
lic nor other religlou.1 group!9
support the Catholic Church's
position that bmnan life be--
gim at the moment of concep--
tion.
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I
Legislature in Action
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buses to Santa Anita Race Track. Cltp and save
for use throughout the winter racing season •
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Mffrq COmmltt.e.
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~lllClt -Conriratula~ Ll. Gev. Rober1 H. Flncll on Illa -lntment
•s U.S. MCre11rv of he-11th, educatlOfl
and welfarai SCR '· Bu., .. D--FrHnO. . '9'f -Aallfles San Franc!w;o di,,._, d\ar1111 '#1\kh retur..s -••!Ian of The Port of $an Ftancll(;O eriarter
rn•li9a' wti1c11 mu1111 OPenotklrl o1 tt>e Port of S.n Fr1ncltai from 1t.ie
to eltv 1nd (Ollntv ewril'Oh SCA 1. Motcor!e, O·Sen Frtnd..:o. · c-tltutlon11 ._.....,....,..ti
lnlred!KM · -..rw -Pr~ "Nrn. le1rn tnd Hlmburae" tuition olen for kl1n1 to
.,.,...,h Df tht Unlver11tv of C.l!lornl• ...... s111e co11ttei: ACAt. com...,.,
·.A..U. AllVf'ieo. ,, "IM -EJ1empt1 from t 1J1 ~
Ul4,. lffM ot U .. of p-rty ICQ\llrecl
11111.Nl or ••• 1J1olor1tlon or lltt"lllhlctlon uui In oulff cont1nen!l1 sne111 ,t,8
4.$, y_,.,1", A·Mocle"o. tticid~ -Mek" oert1!n 1!1te .l:rtijdeYI flll llfl Mor*"t'S/ Al 6', V-• !--CLtr~ lnl«it of 1n-
ll"°lklllofl ... nprcl"'9 -oul* 1t1tre 111JM "'-"' r"to C11lfoml11 1'1 f7, Sdllbt"'"" R-Co\llnt. °'"' -A"'llllrTS ltbelll on tit drua1 to airrv 1rnou!lf or 1dlve-
"'9rt4ttt11tr Al 6f, c..-, D-ALtmeda.
.s•1t""'" -Prpyldft for the
for1911vre d dtt. tctv)i.rshM "" lHdflecl t~ Al 10, Ltnt..-Trlen,
R.L9. C-llda. • ..QOr -Ren"IPYft dla1mwn of
.AtiAIJ&lllun county c9ftfrtl Clllmmltttts
11et1tlon of "" RftM.Jbllctn
et'!\frt! cornmflfffl from
Ion of ~ Reoub!lclo~ 1lllle
lon1 Al l'l. eurlct. R·H\lllllntlon
-Erlmdt unlll JulY 1,
1'); t lltrlorltv of I ICl'loe1 ~kt
'tit ~ , .... -tilt ,.,.Jlllnlllft
''" Ill """'lid v ""'~ IC:hoof 11111...-;. dlcl1rtd ll!l$11e from Ill .. .-.-ii:t 1t .. 1dpolnl; ,t,e 1~ Mu~.
A..._.'111 Crw.
L•tr• -lmol~ -" ~-.f:llo !Nm 111(1 relmburt;e" tu!l!On f":M..11'11 If Unlverllt¥ Ill C1l!lor"llll1 .¥ {J· Collltf".
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Want Ads
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An ~~ vista Is
yours tr yoo rent onl" of
these apartmtnta: on the
Canal waterlront -an
extra lalge one bedroom.
or a bachelor Apartment,,
both with boat dockll.
• Compod Case •••
0.. or two btdroorn trail·
er, with cabana, in ncel-
Jent condition throoghou.t,
Newport Beach area, tor .... e Girt Friday ~t:
Qukk-w:ltttrd )'OU'W ~
an nHdfd lo do a.ccounta
payable and rettlvable ror
this ~ industry ••
llOme typi"9" required.
e Avoai<loSeuon:
Thia •vocado and crcme
IOla, with fmm cushions,
ta I.rt excelient condltkin,
and DMda: a MW ham&
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Sch•dulea below will be 20 minutes later on weekdays be-
alnnlng TL1118day, February 4,
1969. (No Change on SlturdlYL)
FROM DOWNTOWN LOS
ANGELES, via Santa Anita Park Freeway Flyers, Une 57: $!arts
from B.T.D. Stallon at Sixth and
Loa 'Angeles Streets, from
approximately 9:45 A. M. until
approxlmately 12:30 P.M. No
Stops En Route.
LOCAL SERVICE from Loa
Angeles also uia Monrovia·
Glendora Line 68.
FROM HOLL YWOOO, via
Glendale, Eagle Rock and Pau--
dana, Line 57: Leaves la Brea
ind Hollywood Blvd. eueiy le11 minutes stanlng at 9:50 A.M.
to 10:20 A.M. daily. arriving
Santa Anita Park 11 :15 A.M. to
11:4S A.M.
FROM RIVERSIDE, Vil Une 57:
leaves Riverside Station, 10:15
A.M.: Ontario, 10:45 A.M.;
Pomona. t 1 :OO A. M.: arrivl11g
Santa Anita Pa'1<, 11:50 A.M.
FROM COLTON-sAN BERNAR-
DINO AREA, via Une 57: leaves
Colton (8th & I Sts.), 10:00A.M.;
San Bernardino, 10:12 AJA.; Fontana (Spring St.), 10:30 A.M.;
Pomona. 11 ;00 A,M.: arriving Santa Anita Park, 11 :SO A.M.
FROM SANTA ANA, vie line 57:
Leaves Santa Ana Station. 9:52
A.M.: Orange, 10:05 A.M.: Ana•
heim, 10:18 A.M.; Fullar1on,
10:30 A.M.: Buena Park, 10:41
AJA.: Norwalk, 10:50 A.M.; Lake·
.wood & Telegraph Rd., 10:57
A.M .: Rosemead & Whitt ler "B!vda., 11:09A.M.: arriving Santa
Anita Pal%, 11 :SO A.M,
FROM WHITTIER (Connec·
Ilona): Service is also provided
b•tween Whl!l!er Statlon and
Sanla Anita Perk, leeving Whittier
Station 10:30 A.M. for oonneo-
'l':uon wllh Santa Ana Freewa y
Ayer Bus scheduled to depart
lrom Rosemead •nd Whittler
BMSs,.11:09A.M.
AthJrn buses for lDs Angeles
and Hollywood depart aa needed
lrom approximately 4:00 P.M.
Return buses for Riverside, San
Bernardino-Colton and San!a
Ana·Wtlittier letll't 20 mlnu!n
after tnt ,..,._
For lnlom11tlon, etill 747-4455' °' eontl.llt yvur toeal dlr.ctory.
I M • M BUS SCHEDULE I
Schedules below will be \i,
hour later on weekdays begl"'" nin; Tuesday, Feb rue I)' 4, 1909.
(No chang1 on Sat\lrdaya..)
Route No.'
SAN PEDRO AREA lEit..VU
Harbor City , , •• , • , • , .•• 10:00
Stops WM!11n & 101 H•gi"tQ1 Sa11 Pedro •••••••••••• , 10:15
SlOll'S Sl~lh & Htrbor Blvd.
Wilmlngton • , •••••••••• 10;35 Sto1>1-A~•lon & An1Mf1t1
Route No. 2
TORRANCE AREA
Hermosa Beech . , •••••• 10:00
Slopt P<er & Humosm Redondo Beach • , ••••.• 10:10
S!OPS Ton111C1 81¥d, & 101 Hwy.
Torrance •.••••...••••• 10:28 Slops To"ll'Ce 8/Yd, & Post
Gardena ••• , , •••••• , •• 10:42 61<>P~ Vermont & Ros'"""""
Route No, 3
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
Canoga Park • , ••• , • , , .10:05
StoPS aw..,,mou!h & St>ermt" W1v
Aeseda •••••••••••.••• 10:20 :Stop~ At~tda l Sh.rrn1n Way
Van Nuys •••••••.•••• , .10:40
S!CPS V•n NU)I BM!. & V!c10J1 61¥d.
Sherman Oaks ••• , ••••• 10:45
Stopl ll1n Nuys BM!, & AiY•rsi~• 01,
Route No. 4
INGLEWOOD & LOS ANGELES
Inglewood ••••••..••••• 10:30
Stopti Sl4 Hil!c1tit, A&C lrtytl Los Angeles •.•.• , ••.•• 10:40
SIOlll M•nehnttr & Vt~
Route No. 5
HUNTINGTON PARK AREA
Los Angeles ••••• , • , ••• 10;45 SIO~ Mtne1'191ttr' Cen!r'lll Huntington Park , • , •• , •• 10:55
Steps P1c1hc & F1or.nc1
Bell •••••••••••••••••• 11:07
S!OllS Gtge & Atlt"11c
Maywood •••••••••••••• 11:15 Slops Sltuson & A\!10\lc
Route No. 8
EAST LOS ANGELES·
MONTEREY PARK·
ALHAMBRA-EL MONTE
East Los Angeles ••••••• 10:45
StG!a Wllll!ltr & AllllJl!ll
Mon!erey Park ••• ' •••••• 10;SS Steps Ot!W)' & Qarn.i.t
A8 lhambra • , •••••••• , • •. 11 :00
lopt V.I~ & Olrlltokl
Rosemead ••••••••• , ••• 11:10 St()(l1 Viti.,. & "-ll>Nd
•El Monte •••••••••••••• 11:15
IOjll Tyltr ...... lM9
lest but IM\1'81 fifteen ml""""
1fter thl last tflC8.
For lnfOmlatlon, call 775-8112,
0t COl'llUtt JOUr IOcal directory.
•oot-Filll Rice 12:30 P.M. every Sat·
urd1y, Weekda)'t-12:30 P.M.
tnr~h Janu1ty; 1 :00 P .M. Feb-
ruaiy, Mirth •nd AprtL Getel
open 10:30 A.M. tNery s.tUlday';
11 :00 A.M. an other dl)'L '
THE GRAY LINE
Schedule• below will bt "'
hour later on WH«deys beg1fl..
ning Tuesday, February 4, 19159.
(No chang# on Saturdays.)
11rrt list
LOS A•'GELES tu1 lv1 "' A.¥. A.M,
Ambassador Hole! •• ,.,, .10:45
Globe News Agency,
314 West Sixth Stretl,, 10:55
General News Agency,
328 Wm Fifth Slreel ••• 1,:00
Biltmore Hotel, ••••••••• 11 :05
Hiiton Hotel ••••••••••• 11:15
HOLLYWOOD
Hollywood Roosevelt
Hotel •• , .••••• 10;00 t 1 :00
Newsstand (Las Palmas
lo Hollywood
Blvd.) •••••••• 10:05 11:05
Knfc~erboeker
Hotel •••.••••• 10:10 11:10
Hollywood Plaza
Hotel •••••••• 10:15 11:1s· Greyhound Bus Depot,
1409VlneSL •• 10:20 11:2{)
NORTH HOU. YWOOO
Greyhound Bus Depot,
5373 Lankershim BIVd .• , 10:30
CULVER CITY
Spence Travel,
3931 Duquesne Ave. , .10:10
BEVERLY HlUS
Centuiy Pl1za Hotel •• , ••• 10:30
Beverly Hi11on Hotel ••••• 10:40
Beverly Wilshire Hotel •••• 10·45
Beverly Hills Hotel •••••• 1o:ss
SANTA MONICA
Miramar Hotel ••••• , •••• 10:00
G1eyhound Bus Depot,
1433 F!llh St •••••••••• 10:05
Cable Car RestauranL
11917 WMshlre Blvd.
(W.l.A.) ••••••••••••• 10:15
LONG BEACH RTD Depo!, 56 long
Beach Blvd. •••• 9:30 10:30
ANAHEIM
[»sneyland Hotel ••••• ,, .10:30
Saturdriys OnlY
SAN BERNARDINO
Trallways Bus Station,
612 w. 5th St. •••••••• 10:30
COLTON
Tranways Bus stl!IOn,,
194 Eest I Street. , , •• , t O:!O
RIVERSIDI!
Tr•Hways Bus Station.
3828 8th S!nlel •••••• , 10!15
For lnfonnatlon, ctll <411·21t1,
or conauH your local dlrlclory. ··-APrll 4, 1969 (Good Frfday)
ltKtng on Moncllf
April 7. 1969
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LEtuslend)'OU the money to
cope with that awful post•
holiday letdown your bank
account feels. Open a No-
bouncc Account. Once you'.re
approved, write checks for all
those bills. We'll advance you
the money. to cover all the
checks-from $JOO 'to $2400,
depending on your No-botmcc Account limit.
'llllleit~ Repaying can be a nic:c,gradtial process. Take months. 0£
course, we do chaigel%% intttcstpcrmonth on the average daily balanm
dne-butyoucaneliminatealotofwonyingfortbat1%%.
BeanUDlmown. The joy of a No-bounce Aa:onnt is that it's all 10 dit-
aect: When you write checl:s to actfrale an automatic loan, who mows?
Only our oomputcr. And it's so busy keeping
track o£ om: $900-miDioii bank, it hardly haa
timotugossip. No· bounce
Account$
llllltDSlft P.UX omcz: 18022 Cbherilrive, Inine
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LEGAL NQ.TlCB LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
For the Record SU'••M>ll COUltT 0, nt• ITATI ,..,., hf' Ul1 &A.It•'• 4liW 0, CAU,OltfUA c1an,1CATa Oii •Utllt•U 'fOTICI TO c•l.DITOlt'I HOTIC• TO c••Dl'TOltl ..
l'Otl T"41 COWTY °" ......... ' PIC'ITMMlt MAM• ~:''•'ug: c'i'lV':1"•:r .. 1~ SUl'l.ll.oll couaT o .. , .. . I MAl'MISU 'nit ......... cwtlf'r hi II .. 11'ATI C» CA.llll'Otl•'-' c:inca -........... °" t>St1TSON ~ • tut!-,, t• w"' • COUNTY Olt&NOI ntl COUNTY Oii ~ ..... """"
•Oft ...... ,.. D' WILL ANO'" c..u H1'tiwu. ,....,,_, •••ell, f:t\llf of u'"'~Ull M l'tltfjltfl, .... ........ " L.llfTlltl TllTAMIMTAaY Collf•nilt, Vl'lllirf 1M llctl!i.w flmo rlatNI ~ ~ • bttlt ti RO.QT M O ... AD
b1tt ~ l"Ll!MINO Ll!a IUITI.IY, ff ,,_ THI! !'!.~':,:j OILI llld 11\tol N ICE IS Hlll!IY OtVEH lo CHA$1AGH•, Otcttwf.
l ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _ ........ _____ .............. 1•ilo ~ 01 l"L.Llolil~ L.. l(lllTllY, MMI firm If Of tlW followll'll '°'t ol lhl lbcrft lllll'IH dtc I NOTICI IS Hf .. E8Y OIVIN ~. ,.,_. wfloM -In fVll and •loao 1111 .:~ =:nt~;t;" •= ~1 1'11. crt<I00•1 ., tlW *"'---' ill!IACl041LLllS. LM (., 11, al • 11.lnN f'~ H-1 lffCfl NOTICE 1• Hl!ltf_IY OIVl.N Tllo! II~ Is at,...._.! ......... will'I 1f1t '*'""'"' W01K11ef1o IR ""-' •II Mt_,. ti.¥1nr '""""
Births
JIR\11,.., I
Mr. •ncl Mrs, Garry Sll<ltt, JOS Avenid1
Ctrrlm, Ntwpgf1 It.ell, t>o¥
Mr. •l'>d Mrt. Lulent Mullrtlo, 13" Plter1hv, l.1gu111 llelCl'I, bov
Mr, lod Mr1. Edw•rd O....tn, 1"4 Wtlllc• A ..... , Costo Mt1.11, bo'I
Mt, Ind Mn. P1ut lllutr, 41 Trt¥er11 Or .• CO•I• Mt••· 11r1
Mr, '"" Mrt. Dontlcl Klubnlk, !'091 Aloh1 Dr., l'oU'llllllOIM llNdl. t ltl
J•Mllrl'.J Mr. Ind Mrs. Edward ~rblom 160! Cllr SI .. NtwPOrt 8ffcl'I, boY '
DEATD NOTICES
KOE'IZ
W1!11!r M . Kotn. Alt 6J. of '111' ML-
11(11", .... t. I, COii• Mew, D•~ ol 0t111'1, J11111ory n. Surrl'tecl" Ill' son,
Cll<lrftt Kotn. Monl!i?r P11"11; d•uon. ter. Jovc1 Jon.e11 brO!h!r, J, Paul l<otti, MonttrltY P1rk; 1lll1r, 11*1 H1-l1, Forl\l<ll, C1UI,; former ~. Ca!ll¥ Koet_r, cosr1 Mfto; ada.>i.
l!d '°"' Ktnntlh Allen ; t ncl 11,.. ltlr.dchlldrtn, ~Ollty, tonlthr. Tue ..
d1y, f PM. ltt<1Ul!m MIU. W~n,1•
d1Y1 . f AM, bot!\ 11 SI. JOlld'l!rns
C1t1111lc Chun:~. lnMtmenl, Holr StP-11lef>er c ..... ierv. Ofteeltd by a1Ui Morlvory, 1741 Superior. COlll• Mew.
BIU'l'l'ON
Vemer E. llrl!IO!"I. 8tl0ved hinbolld or
le11!t 1 IDYlng l1t11er of Vl¥f•n lllw~
Norm1 Pq"'"' Marl•n H1rrl11 brorr.'.: er el M.llbll Eu1lls. Also survived by flYt g,.ndchlldreri a'llf one ert•l·tr•~ cl'llld. Serv!Cls, 2:30 PM, WNINSHt.
•I PNrce llrt111'1el"I Horr~. Frie""• ,.,..,. Ull •fftr ' PM Tutld1¥. Petru
a"""'n, Hollvw-i, Directors.
McDONALD
Fr1nda lto McDonald, 316J'IU. 1nd
Alff., Sil. llfUlll. 01tt OI de1!h, O.c. 2,. Survl¥1N1 br '°"' Fr1ncl1 L. Mc-Oon1ld, 3'21 Frtnklin SI., Fullerton,
PrlYlfe lll'Vltes were httd II L1t11111 lttCll Mortv1rr. lntermonr, pr!vtle.
KO KER
Etrnnt Kllller. 211 A Atl1nt1, Hun!· tr>0lort llH(h, $ttvl(e1 pe....,lnt . Bell
lrOldw•r Morluarr.
SJOLUND
C1r1 A. Sloh1nd, Jr. Ate 1l. Oled Jan,
111. Strvlc,1 today ti 11 "iM, Smllh1
Cl'l•HI. Survived by 1>1renl1. Mr. •lld
Mn. Corl Slolu!ld, Sr.1 1l1hlrt, IC1re11 Slolul'>d and ll1rt>lr1 McGiii. Smlln1 Mortu•,..,, Olrectori.
FARQUHAR
James S. F1,,.uh1r, Jr. Ate Joi. of
Ntwpor! leech. Priv11, tervlcts Wt'e l'lt-ld Vlllet'd1¥ 11 ' PM In Sml!h1 Cl'llHI. Family •ll09'1l1 friends wno
Wit/\ lo m1kt memorl1I conlrlbutlro~.
Pleo1e cor1trlbu!e to Ille ... ,,, Fund. Sml11'11 Morlv•rv. Olrect0<1.
MARKEE
Mester S. Mlrlltt. 150t Dll¥e s1re~1.
Hurrlillll!Oll le1cll. Died J•"· n . St•Y·
1cf1 WldnetdlY ti 10 "iM 11 HllltlOe Ch11>1!, llOH Hill• Memorl1I Per~. Sm!!hs MorlU•rr, Olrectors.
LIDDELL
Van W. Llclcllll. Survived b¥ wilt.
Emmi Llddell; -· lvln 11 .• Ml•· vl" W. llddtll1 d•uth!•r. IEl11ne M. 01mar+1 allrtrt, El11e M. 1tlcll1rd1on
'"" Jlulh H. lvu·son; IOJr trlndchll· dl"en; 1 ore11.,rem1c1111c1. 5etvlces Thund1y ., 111 AM, llMI Hutt Me-..,..,.,,, P1rt.. Whllllet. llO•t H1Ut
Mel1111rr D!rKl0rt.
BECH
Zoe Ptlmlllr lltCll . .-,!It 1-1. S~·E Vlo E1tr1d1. Lltl/1141 Hlll,. D~d Jin. n . Survived b¥ dllP!IMer •~d 10.,.1,..1aw,
Mr. oNI Mrs. R-ld lltrlcw. L1vun1
1111111 ene tl•tl'llllOfl, Noel l1•low1 ono 9r1no.S.utrhler, Mor\I lt1t. .,...,,rn)n,
Prtv1t1 lff"lkt 1nd c...m11lon ti Tiit Abbrt. An11>efm. Wesk\IU C:hlPel Mor·
1111,.,, Dlret;11;1r1 .
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ll1nl1mln I". P111t. "ige ''· o1 26!7 Eldon AVI., Cot.II Miu, Survl¥td bv
wl,., Elltn1 ""'' lleo1nle, of ANlhelm:
'-bf"othtn, It"', of Cotti Mf11, 1nd Huth Page, ol ~; Ill'" 1hter1'. IEll!e Vin Haolt, llu!h Pl1nchtor1 11'1d
lttlll H~1to111 tour grJlllkllll dren 1nd
one 1re1f.gr1nclchilG. Services, !tU
llfOllllW•v C:haioer, WN1neld1¥, t PM. Interment, PKlflc View Memor1•1
P•rt.. llell llroecl..-1v Morf111ry, Dine·
tors.
GERSPACH
lolel• M. O.rtPlth. Age 60. of 61S w. O.kl1N1, Htmri, C111!. SllrY!v!d
br lllJlbll'>d, Edw•rdl sorl, Jt....,. E.
C,erspocn, Hunt!~IOfl ll~ch; !'No 111-
,.n. Mr1. Morris Wll1011, 1""11"'' Mn, ltldltrd Wrltl!I, Co"'1 ... l ~
,,.ndclllldren. SttvlcH Wiii bl Mid Wtdnesdl\', 3 PM. llell lrotdw•V Che~. lntermtnl. HarbOr lies! Me-
morlal P1rk. Directed by Sell brood·
w•¥ Mort111rr. 11n aroadw1¥, Colli
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BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona del Mar OR 3-~50
Costa Plff:51 Piii 6-tuf
BELL BROADWAY
MORTIJARY
111 Broadway, Costa ttfe11
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DILDAY BROTllERS
HunUngtoa Valley
M-.,Y
1'7tl1 Belch Blvd.
H111Ulnrton Beach su-m1
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Ctmetery • ftlortnary
Chapel
3$0I PacUlc View Drive
Newport Beach, Callfomla
"4-t'IOI ..,
PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERA!.
HOME
7al a.taa A"e.
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WESl'CLIFI' ~ORT\lARY err & 11u. 111., c.-Mat -
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Mtr Aw.., Cotti MHI. g!rl of 21'5 Pomon1 SI. al'>d '•1•1cl• !;,y . " ' . Notarr Publk In '"" for Hier S!llt, P. 0. BQ~ ~J:: I '16iS C1tltornl1 '16'0, lll'hkll II lllt •19ce ~nfl A~I, CounlV' of Or..,.., Cllltll;\111 Mr. •nd M~. L•rr¥ WellV', 166' M,, J1. of )ltJ l"ornont SI., boll'I 3:&! ".m., 1rt1W llro, SQ., ltY'lrll'!t pe"'°"'lty 11>t>e1rtd "'°''" W1lllce ,,,. •°'c',;,~;nl•'· 0:1".,!f C.unrv: Ill ...... I_ ol ll'lf Unckrtlo~ In Ill of 111t folklwllll Pl"_,,.,: Monrovl1 "iw. .• Cost1 Mew, 1lrl '' c-•• "-•. ' ' 1 1 -•I )905 .. ~--' • "' ..... ,_, ''" '"' meftTr1 11ert1!nl1'111 lo 11'1• al1lt ol "ill of 1111 fl~tura, -i-K''f.d ~ ....._ ):~I p,m., • K r Cl • .--.er¥•Y "'''"""' 0 .... .. ... " On Dfftmbtr n. "" Dllor• ..... tOt wt I tout" 11'1 ,, ~
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Mr. 1nd Mrt, D•on Cordell, '"'' Or._ Co!.>nlV' Jlllll M. Girrtll 1111 WnlclllhOttw, SUUI 214 Ut, Union II.. S--rt, °'91'11fc•
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lledt.nd1 Dt., Co~I• Mno, 111r1 ACROSS y •-d , p I S I ... Publlllhed Oflflllt Coast Otllr f'llol, OranM County Att.,WIJ fir ElKllMI' h•• •lw ultd tlll follllwtl!O .........,. M•. end Mrs. P•••ton Jones. 312 Sl Chemlc1I es ..... ilY s uu e 0 vru: J1nu1rv 1. u, Jl, ,., Ifft 1CH'I Mo Comm'•"-'''"'l f'ubll111ed Or1nt• (041SI D•llY Piiot, n1rne1 ,, ll'oe fOllOlll'1 ... ""''-.. ~. "iv•nld• Cumbre, NtWl>OTf •Heh, compound ""' DKtmber 24, 31, lfij.I 1nd J1nu1rr drnwt. to the krwi•i.dt• of troM!tcet:
bor 1 Offends J~IY 21. Ifft 1. ,,, Ifft 22fCMI HONIE. •. ~·
Mr. •M Mrs. UuloP1 ~.,, 1,...1.11 S2 Tense LEGAL N011CE IOMONO IALl"H ANOl!ISOH, Jlt. CU.TED! Jinwrv .,., '"'· "'""
Hr«ll"" "ivo.. HunUnt•on ... ch. 5 Explode out 56 y ... 1muhln1.s AltwMr LEGAL NOTICE TltANS PACIFIC
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Jlft\11,., ' 10 Garment 60 At-: CEllTtFICATI Of' IUllN•Ss Ctlllrlt T_, S..llt '" l".nlln • C1UlornLI cor-•llon. .....
Mr Ind Mr1. K•nntTl'I WtKltt, 'OS 14 Al Iii FICTITIOUS NAMI! Or-. Cl11'1n1L1 ""' Cl!ITIPICATE OP IUJtNESS Tr1nsl"'" lleoor1lo A~e .• Coron• dtl Mo•. boy rp ne F inally The under1lgned !tots Corti!¥ IM Is PubltahNI Or•"" Cotti DlllY Piiot. FICTITIOUS NAME llr lffMrd J. P•rl"I'
M• 1nd M11. MlcNo! T~'" 11• maneuver 61 Menaced cond.,,,111111 • bu\; ..... ,, j1Jl Mar1h1t1 J1nu1rr 1, Tt. 21, 21, Ifft 13-69 Thi """'"l•llld do (lrlllv 1..., ,,. Pm. ~-Sulllvtn. Sonte An1. llDv 15 Anxious IO 64 Girl's na111e Orlv•. Hun111111ron 8tKI!. C1llloml9, 1111-cOMucllnu , bvslneu 11 MU W. COit! llCKAllO I . l'LOYO
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Mr. •nd M'1. At•" Cenlltlcl, 101'7 tetstarled 65Allerfcen dtr n.. 11c1111ous fl"" n1n11 ot JET.,t,.tll LEGAL NOTICE H""'" N....-t kid!, CillfornLI, un<llr A.,..,... It L-...Jv
llon1tr, Gordon G,.,...., ~lrl 16 COlllllOtion SERVICE incl 11111 u ld llri<i h ~fa Ille tkllltoui Hrm r11m1 of PROGAESSIVE $11111 .. U1111!1 a111~ S...
Mr. '"" Mr1. Wiiiiam Lull111, 1112 lndlans o1 Ille follow1"' person, '''f>O" 111mt 8Al·1111 CAA WASH •nd tl'llt wld t!rm I• com-°''-C1IMnll• ""' '"" Ver1no PL. Irvine, boY 17 Aeg@an 66 Quttt In lull Ind plac1 of rttlde11e1 h •• HOTICI! TO Cll!OITOllS i>oted of Ille !ollowlnt ttrlOrlS, wlloll Pllbll11Md Dranp Cotll Diltv J.lla!, J•n~•,., ' Island covering tollows: supe110 1t COURT OF THI" n•m•• In 1u11 •lld "''''' ot rts1Hnc1 J.,,u,,.., *'· lHt ..,
Mr. lrld Mrs. lto~rl ChJ1holm, 194 lCJ Always ,, United [n Htltn Zl1krout, Stl2 M•r,htl! Orlvt. STATE OP CALlf'Oll NtA 1"01 trl 11 follows:
W1lnu! SI., Cosl1 M.i!••· boy ZO R I Hu"ll1111ton leech, Ctlll<>rnl1. THIE COUNTY 01' 01.tNl)E ltDllERT J. l"iDD, 1Xlf w . .t.Mhuttr LEGAL NOTICE Mr. '"" Mra, Sltohon E. D,t, 1&0 ea fll aartlagt Dlltd DKtmber LI. 1961. IM. A111'l Pl., Sanll Ar11, (llHornlt . M~:',.!:" ~o::~ "'o.~!t!bo-rE , Nou,.,e, l2JlSKtlon'"d Of if,•,· .. "".~ J/14/69 Slltl of H~:i:"to:~r.="'(j°:,nge County· ... i:.~11~ of JOSEPH X>HN ICOll051(t, GENE KllE51. W S/ltllmtr, Co111 NOTICI! Of SAL• Ol" iiAt I'
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tilrl • 2& Do •tUtt f'Ublle in-Incl fOf' 11ld $Ult, t>erwn•ttr eredll!ll"I of !I'll ollov1 111mec1 cleadtnl A ..... , Glr&tn Grfl'lt, c.ntorn!•, No. NW P-4111 "'"' J111111,., 1 sprlngs dill 2 words •1>Ptorec1 H•l•n 11111.•oul bown 10 m• 11111 en Ptrllfll 111v1"' d1lm1 •MLMI O•lwll Jinu.,., ., '"'· SUl'!RIOll COURT o~ ;l:HI!
Mr. •nd Mri. Jollll Mtln, 737 Aml'ltrsl thin 13 Wint 46 COrTOded NI be 11'4! Pit!"..., wlQI """' t. 111blcrlll-1111 wld cltcedtnl ••• required kl Ille RDIEAT J . LADO STATE OF CALIFOltNfot°°'F~ .
ltd., Cosll Mew, •1•1 21 Gt Ye DOIN 111 Fall ~8 Parade ed lo "" ... -~!Ill" LMff\111"11111 I ncl ll'lfm, With ""' ntOIUffY "°"""'"' "' (;ENE KllESS THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGE~
Mr, '"" MP'l. Gt!or9e ltostftbtum, I ..,,. TV stir d 1(11.ftOwJedotecl Ille "axecut9d 11'11 NIM, !hi olfk.t qi 11'11 c~rt. of lbf 1bow STAHLEY K. GOODNESS I" Ille Moth< o1 Ille Ellahl ef "1ftGll. SOl E. K1f•lt1 Av1., Ora.,.., boy &ppl'OYI lo u groun (OFFICIAL SEALI enl1119d (:Ollrl, or hi o•nenl ll)fm, •111'1 Sith! ol Cllltorl\'1, CH"•nvt eoun:v: H. WAID, DKMMCI. •
Mr. ind Mrt. Jamts Mele/II" '1"2 30 lounbln 111 the Bobby COlllCll.,d: MOrr K. Hon,.., Ille n«nt1,., ¥0Uehtrs, to !tie u,.. On Jlnu•,.., t, lMf, bttort mt, 1 Notte• lt ""rtbY 11lvtn 11111 1M.~
E. 1Jrt> 51,, Apl-' l-. 8t1dl, n)'lllphS faots a~ 2 WOfdS Hol•l"I' Publlc.Ctlltornl• cll~l•Md •I "" olf1c• ol hit •tNlr ...... Noll,,, Public In •Ml !or Sllcl $i.t •• ~~·ned Wiii HU •I Privet." .. ~.
!Joy )t Versifier dlff t 24 "-·-.(CJ Coln PrlntlH1 otl!tl In JOHN I(. TROTTER, Jr., 900 North PlrlOnlll'I '""'red AOIEllT J. LAOD, fo Ille l'llohnt 1NI bid blddltl", 1Jitit.d Mr. •nd Mt1. Danny McL1111Mln, ffln Or1n91 County 8rNdw1y, Suite &02, S.n!1 AN, GENE II.RESS •Ml STANLEY K. to conllrmlllan of uld S-lor W"•
•10f W. 5111 st., S.nt1 An1, boy 35 lnsttuments 2 landtt Eat 52 Realtor's Mt Comml:..:!or1 Ex11lr1:1 c1n1om11 f111lf, •lllch 11 tl'lf •la<:• GOODHES$ known to me to be Jlw on or Iller Ille 1'111 411 of J•~•
Mr. 1nc1 Mri. Mldlael a1rrw1, 1105 31 E11cla11. of 3 Play Cake": m1.p NoY'tlllber ,,, ltn DI' Mllll'li "' t111 un"'"lol'ltd ln 111 ""°"' whoM ,,_ '" wbKdbllil!I' 1o 1'69, 11 Ille otllc• a1 GIEl:.A~O.
Ho. ''-'"SI .. s.tnll Ant, boY • surpriSIP 4 Like so•t 2 words 51 Hindu P\lblhl'led Ot•flll• COit! 01JI'( l"llol, m•tttri Ptl"l1l"I"' to !ht tlltll ol !ht wlll!ln ll'Jlrul'Mnl Ind •cknowledlf'CI TANNEH ol KATES, TANNEN . s.
Mr. '"" Mr1. Jolln Slnol•tor1, 1st.ft 25 Train b" rulet Ooc. ll. 10. 21, 1Kll al'lll Jin. 3. ••Id dec:taent, wlll!ln lour ,,_Ill, •lier "'" •~ec:uttd 11'11 wmt 110I c,,., St., Sulhl 1Gll, seii F
Tullow Lint. t111ntl1111lon lel(I!, ''" 311 Presldentl•I children , I Ifft 21fl'61 "" llrtl Ptlbllc•llool ol lfllt llClllC'll. !OFFICIAL SEALl ' cou.nty ot L°' A"911H. Sl9!r"!_·of'
Ja"u'"' I nicknalllt S Strong lnsltuctlOll 54 S!!!"f O D1ttc1 Jonuo,.., >. lHt. Jowl>h E Oivlt C11t1ornl1, 111 111« rklflt, t1111 llnd I~
Mr. ind Mt!. Oevld "incler...n l10tJ 39 Go before requ1sl 27 Nullify old LEGAL NOTICE Erne• J11n IC.obolkl Nol•rr p~~llc.C•llfornl• of Hid dKllled It Ille 11 .... of\diloflt Grovt Clrcle, Huntington 8t~th, boY 6 Tultll"' god 28 Abode 55 Over the J1idmlnl1tr1tor of Ill• E11111 Prln(IPll otllt• 1~ •1'111 111 li'>t rklhl, 11111 1NI 1"'9ftft Mr. end Mri. S•m!H'I Mast~llfr, 11151 4} Slate: •1 C c b whole diS• NOTICI TO CIEOITOIS o1 !I'll 1bovl Nlmed dec:tdtnl Oflngt Counl'\I' 11\.11 !I'll ttlllt ol wld dKe•std I'll•
N•wllrld No. 2~. H1111llngton ltKl'I, Abbr. 1 QltOlll lR 29 QCr;SCOl!t SUPElllOll CDUIT OP THI! JOHN It. TIOTTll, JR, Mt Commlasian E~o\rn acoulred lly -••llon ol ltw or ofl«W .. ,
boy 42 Poetic: Empire 31 C0!11 iz~nl lance: Yar. STATE OP C"illFOflNIA FOi ,.. Ml •• ,......,, Sllllt WI, June 71 1t10 otf\fr lllln or In PCldlt!Oft lo ~ .. tJll
Mr. tnd M•~. J•m•i O....t111. 13"07 ,,, .. ,,,,,, ff' 3l Mental 57 Cut . THE COUNTY OF ORANGE S.nt• Au, C1llllrlll• ""' p bl\'11ed 0~•1111• COl•I O•llv P!lot. Ullcl dK••1ed, ., tt>e !Im• el ~. T1rt, <;1rden Grovt. bov " 0 ICtf l Ho.. A~U'1 Tth SU·H'U u In tnd lo 1U ll>t cwt1Jn ,....,,._, Mr. ~11d Mr$. Gared Scnw1ndt, 1,..,1 ~3 Sttong I Rellglous angui$h 511 ll5 t<JEtl•lt of NELLIE N. BENNY, oeet1s-AllwlWI ,.r •~ml"1ilrllff January 1, H, 21, 11. Ifft 1s-6t •lluUINI In 1111 Counrv of Ori11ge,_$tJ~
Norton s1 .• lf'llnr, bov vlrlle llllt body 33 Hits. Supper NOTICE IS HEIEIY GIVEN to IM Publl•hed Orang• CIMlll Dtll¥ Piiot. LEG" NOTICE "' C1lllorn11. Plrlltullrlv dner!biill' .••
Mr •rid Mrt. GM'llt D1v11. UOO 44 ModerittlJ , A11phibl1n: 36 Czech • picture cr..iltori el tM obovt Nmttl decedent J1nu1,.., 1, 1'. 11. :it. lfft 12-.19 n.JJ 1011o...,, ta-wit: I!'''
E. Helm SI .. Ottnof:, 9lr1 2 • patriot .59 Tottboard 11111 Ill t>erMH'll l\IVlnt ci.1.,,,. pg1\n1I "iN UNDJVIDED OHIE·HAL. YH-M• '"d Mr1. L1rr~ Souckr, l36 fast pit WOI S 1111 sold "9CfCltnt . 1r1 re<111ll'llll ta H• LEGAL NOTICE IAl·l•1 TEAEST 1r1 lr¥1Pro-..I r111 ..._,.,., E. lllh P1., CD1h Mt'I• 1lr1 45 Catch }Q Piai11 39 Sl1ge in data !Mm, with 111<1 ._...,.,., woucl'lt~. In NOTICE TD Cl&DITDRS at 1009 E. CMllllr SI .. 4nibalrrl..
Mr, 1M Mrt. John Curren, 11'3 47 p TA 11 lar• I C:jC:le 62 ]/10 Sl'll !Ito olfkt ol tllt cltrk el 11\e above IUPEllOll COUIT OF THE Ctlltornla, ie111lty llQcrlbed It foltiMri:.
G111net Or .• Cotti Mil<•, boy ' ' " d .(0 ftlt 63 Slllll Or\I tnlllled court, or lo Pl"•Hnl them, •lln IA• 1"41 STATE OF CAltl"O•NtA l"Ofl Lot u INI ""' W•ltr1¥ ~ ....
J1n111r1' ' lll!llbet's e· conltlUon l"shl :I:.11m~:,,., L•~~e. ':i ~ .... ~c; NOTICI! TO Cl•OITOIS TH• COUNTY OF OIANO• cl LQI " or Traci Ho. 1 • ''
M• ~"~ "''"· T~oddt•ll ""°"''"""'"· 50 Func:Uon votJon ... •nd Fr1n1tlln. 101 E•st ltrh StrHI. SUl"IEltoll COl.lltT OF THI! NI. A .. lUI sllown o~ MIP rec:onstd '" '"· 1'7t Hl11"1•MI Dr .• N,,._...., 111!1ch, Cos!• M~C1ltfoml1, lll'll!ch ii ll>e ITAY• 01" (ALIPOINIA POI Est•lo .,, THOMAS c LI" F 0 It D p-~~ ol MIKel"-a ·~·· bov 1 9 II ll J pL.o;e of ,.,. o1 1ttt uN1111'$111Md THI! COUHTY OI" OIU.NOl AltCHElt, Also lr.l"IOWll 11 THOMAS C. records ol °''"""County, C.11'91fiiii:" Dr and Mrs. LMlr.e, SllJ Alli Cl!\ld1, Ir! •It mt '" t>erl1lnl"1 lo Ille Hltle IM. A ... lm "illCHElt, 0Ke11e<1. EXCEPTtHG 111 on ~
LI c~n1ae. •l•I :ite~tl:'. f~11c.ri:1;, ~·~""' IEtl•"' of EDITH L. KUHN, 0.C.•Hd. NOTICE 1$ HEAEllY GIVEN fo ""' '"'"'"""'· ••• '"' ottwr ~
M• ~rid Mra. T•IV11 !11rlr.l1Y. 1:16 lol Otlwd DlctmMr JI, IHI' cr:'.i~~~~IE oflStti!'E.~.y .!'.!:H llt~M~~ ctldllo~ GI rho tbow n•m•, OK~,M•, 1ut>lll11Ctt ""'"' '"" 1Joel1111 ---" Igo"' -.ve .. ••tboo l11111d, boy $1muel G. 1enn1, xecuto, thil i n "''°"' hivlne clilm• 1811.,_1 11111 111 Plrtons 111,,11111 cl• m1 ••• n1 SOO feel und•r llW ourflc• fl ,,._.
Mr ~n<I M't, Tl>l<ldore M. Slllmro. 17 of lht 1st1te ol Ille '"' wld dtctellnl ••e reciulrtd la Ille Ille uld declfdlnl 1rt <t<111lrl<I to lilt land tbovt dncrlllld1 loll•tl'ltr 111'11111
•}t P•ul~•lno, Cot!• Mew, ,1,1 1bovt nomed GICl<ltn! -· •lrl'I tlll -w~ vouct..r1. In !him, wllh 11\e l>K>llHr'I' YDUd'll~. In ll>e right to 1nter .. ,., I•,....._ II• ~"" Mrs. Robert Hlctooh. 1t3tl l"r11111tll" .... P••llllll• . , •• el """ ltrk ol """ ..... b!rf "°' lbo¥t IM w1ct 500-foor'lWel " ·-•---• ' ' Iii lid 11111 llf"Nf '"' '""' of Ille cltrk ol lh• 1bow 11\f: ltt c ·~ -· ··-• ••"-_. Clndt Lant, .--.1m.. ,.....,., g • lO I -c ,,._, '''"' rt or 1 tnl lllfm wltll .. ..-ww•-"~""" M• ind Mrs. '•u1 J. J1rmui, 1311 , 'Mt-Jdl 1 ,_,,., enlltleCI (:Ollrt, or lo ..,.,1tnl them, will\ ~ cou ' 0 i:'"" la th; u,.. svt>lte....:ea 01 reserwd lfl Ille dftd A~ktr SI .. Cott• """"'' olrl AttW!Wn ,., l!•KVHIT !I'll nteellto,.., ~. I'll Ille uri-cllrslg~"\'i. ":fffc. '!i his •lto•nt¥1· ... w. e'. Cllrt. Ind olllert °""° Mr '"" Mrs Jomts C. ,.,,,,.l"IQll, Pubtllhed Dr1nge Ca.11 0•11¥ Piiot, aenloned 11 !Pie otllc• of his •ltomen. WALLACE al!OWN & CllAIN, Ill Dover Jul\' l~. 1'5:1. HOS ll~ktt $1 .. Cot!• Mt11, boY Dtumblr 31. lNI •nd Jlnu•rv 7, ~ YOUNG, PRENHEfl & HEWS, 315 Wnl Ori,..., Sult~ 2't. Hewpgrl aeich, Celllollrnle Ttl"~ el 1,11 c1111 If! liWf\11 ....&..
1'1 arriages
Licenses
LAS VEGAS. Nev. Mlrr1q1
llcen1n IHl/ed lier• ll'ICl\ldt: O!Cl!Ml !lt t
SNOW·WATTEI$, G1rv P., 11, ol
101'1 H~rbour Isle •"" Slltrrlt l .,
16, of 10, 121h SI., boll\ of H\l<ltllllltOf'I
ll••th. PEACHEY·FULLElt, 01rrtll L,, 2J,
of 2100 Cl1r1!, l"9UM !le•dl Ind
Ll!Olll M,, 1t, of Holl W. 811!
ltoad. Allll!tlm. MOAGAN-FOICE, luuelf M., lt, of
4'1' eruct Crnc,nl, NIWPClrl l••dl IP"ld GfrlldlM M., 2,, Cl! 21'0
Petenon Way, Cotti Mew.
l.AUOIS.SMITHl.EY, Joi\~ M,. n, ol
16474 T1<rel $1. ond Cl'llr¥1 L.,
11, of 16'H Terrt! SI., boll\ of
Foun!lln Valle\', lllLEY·WAllD, ltobtrl J., 1,, ol 2220 Drll"lllt Incl JMnne It., 11, DI' ,,.
S1nt1 l'l'l~I. boll'I of Cotti Mtw.
" •
20th. ANNIVERSARY SALE
''NEW MARKDOWNS''
FAMOUS lllAND
WOOL DOUILE KNITS 30°/o AND 40°/o OFF
SKIRTS, PANTS, TOP'S, JACKITS & SWIATIRS
SPICE IROWN, WILD HONIY, ELECTRIC ILUE, FIRE RED
VASSAlmE PANTIES
IUT THREE AND SAVE !
1.00 Brie( ....................................... 312.45
1.25 Brier , ........................................ S/l .15
1.15 Trunk -· ·-·"·········-·-····· ..... S/2.IO 1.35 ~1ed. Ug ........................ -........ Sl).41
1.6,') Tighl ....................... l/4.25
SALE PRICED
MARTEX TOWELS
2.SO Bath ................ ··························~· 1.tt 3.50 Bath ................................................ l.SO
1.50 H11nd ···-··-···· .............. -.. 1.1'
2.00 Hand ... ....... ········-·· 1.7t
ACRILAN BLANKm -REDUCED ! ! !
16.98
26.98
80"x90" . ........... ............ . 13.tl
90"xl08" ................................ n"
"Nl9ht Soni'' Thermal
10.98 80"x90" ........ _, ................... ,
MEN'S NO.llON SLACKS
R ... UO, t .00, 1UO, & 11.ot
'·''
Pl1l .. 1 & Pleln Colon. Slz• 21 te JI, 40
MEN I IOTS' SWEATERS
C•rdl11n1, Pulleven
Sport1hlrt1-.• Lont & Sftert Sl .. ves
Tuttlenack Knit Shim
NOW
SHOP OUI IARGAIN TAILIS
Ladlu Spomwear, Dre11n
Skim, Ponh, Jock•ts
2.99, 5.99, 6.59
40°/o to 50°/o
REDUCTION
Opeo Dolly 91lM , FriHy 'tll 9 P·'"·
MAITll
CHAI.GI
AND
CAil i
IL.AtfCHI
Perk Clf'l.,.t.nlly ht OW R•r l'ltrr Parkl~ An•
IN COSTA MESA IT'S
Dl!."AftTM!:NT 9TO"!:
111' NEWPORT llVD.
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AMIRICAJtD
AND
DINIRS
CLUI
21. lNf UI Tl'llrd Strut, Sonlt ANI, C1rllornl1 f'll'OI, n6'0 \lllllkh II 11\1 place ol bu1JneH of Ille UnUl<I S!1!H on COl!f~..,
wlllc:f\ 11 11\1 PIKO er bullMH of t111 of n:. ulldefllan..i In 111 mtl!trl 11e,. of wit, or 111rt cail'I 11111 lllllM<ll
!tfld.tf1!1ned I" 111 m1!1er1 ..erl1lnl1111 lllnlng to 1111 esllle of wlcl a.tleltnl, t"IOenced ll'f' not• MCUrtd ll'f' ~
l'9 !Pie ""'' of Hie! dec:tdtnr, wllfll• wlll!I" fau~ ,,_1111 •llW ll'lt 11~1 PUbflr:.I· or Trust om on lftl ~ ~
LEGAL NOTICE
Cl1Tll'ICA71! 01' IU51Nl!SS 'our monlht artltl" ll'lt flrtl ..ubll(l llon llOll ol lll!i nollce. sold. Te.i 1ter cent of _,..... _
•ICTITjDUS NAMI" ol 11111 nolfct. Olted Januirr J, Ifft. lo bt de!Hnl!Td wllll bid.
Tl'lt unClerslgnltCI' doh certify he Is 01t1<1 Dtctmber ,0, lNI. Pamela A lnmin lllds or otl•rs lo be In •rtll,. .......
eoncluctlllll I bu1lne11 If 1544 Pl1ce~ll• l.~I+ J. Kulln Admlnlstritrl• o! !M Esrtt• will be rt(elved •I 111<1 lf9"nlld,dl'k• A¥1n11e, NfWPOl"I 8t1dl, C1llfornl1, \l<lGU E•~utor ol 11'11 Witt Of IN •DO,... n•mltCI' lltctdtnl ti 1n¥ time 1rter Ille 11~1 Pllbll~"
""' fldllloon firm n1"" of AOVANCE Of llM 1boYe n1med Gtt!Nlenl WtLlACI!, leOWN a CIAtN ht,eol 11'111 blfort Hie of 111t. 1 ... . MAlllNIE OllVIEltS POOL tNI !I'll! u ld YOUNG, f'ltl!NN•ll I HEWS IU Orltt ort .... , lv!hl tt Ot!td lhl1 10th H¥ o1 J111111rr, ! ... ,.
firm Is aimPO:Sed of tl'lt lo1111'wl"I person. Jll Wttl Tlllnl Sllftf N.....,.,i IHc•. C1Uler•I• ~ llELEH L WA•o. ~-.... "Wl'lost .,.mt r" lull •ncl •••c• ol rallHnc:t Selll• Au, Cllff. ttltt Ttl· m.nn E•KVlrl• el Ill• l11I Wiii
It 11 tolfO*I: Ttl: J.lt-4:m ' · lo Ad lflls t I of s1ld OtudM!t N::;lma;.~: ~ ,.,.,en111 A-ue. A1~~:ir::..i1er o~!~:lffcoasr D1Ut Pllo!, A';::ea ror.:e ~!.~,s D1llr Piiot. ::~:~,oT:N!::N&l!~A~l l
Ollld J•llUI,.., 11, lNt Dlc•rnbtr 2', 31, tt61 Ind Jinuirv J1nu1rr 1. U, 21, 21, 1Hf 111t 11• Ctlb St., Suite ttf
Wltll1m V, CK! 7, !(, lfft '25'-611 LEG" NOTICE 1111 F1n1111111t, C•llf. f'IM
........
• .. ..• STATIE OF CALIFORNl"i ,,,_.., At"""" fir hwtltrb
OllANGE COl.INTY; LEGAL NOTICE Put>llllMd Or1n91 C011I 0111r :)!11q1 ..• On J111Ulr'I' 1), ,,.,, btlort mt, I P·Dlft JlllUlty 1,, 1$. 21, 1Ht ~ Notarv Public In 1na tor atld St1te, IAl•lttt Cl!ITIPICATI! Ofl IUSINl:il
Hr&0n1lly 11H1rtd Wtlll1m Coe! k""wn NOTIC• TO Cll"DITOll l"ICTITIOUS PlllM NAME
to me lo bt !ht """°" Wl'loH ntme SUl"!lllOI C:OUI T OF THE THE lJHOE ASIONEO clots llerii'bY LEGAL NOTICE .. .,,
11 111b!ulbed lo rl'lt wl!hln ln1!rumen! ST .. TI! OF CALll'O•NtA FOi ctrlllv 11'111 R-ld P. Mlll'llWI\, C-~CI· T Cl" NV TIM I " •
•1'111 tcknowledged ... UKUI"' "" •• ,.,,,. THl COUNTY 01' OllAHOl i1111 • GAOUHO CONT AOL butlntH ,, St led NO I 1' .!in • .. ·!!....~_. (Dltlc111 Se•U Hi. A .. IUt na Ronold Rd., Cit¥ of Hvnll11111or1 • . "'OllOIO • ,_.._ •I
JOHoft IE. 01vl1 letdl. COJnl'\I' of Dr•""• Sl11t of Callo Ille otlice of 11'11 Seuell,., d f:li11Y ~1•:;tp,i~\~1•1~1lllornl1 tl;ll•~~o~n H~~lt~E~~~DI~? :!:ti~; ~~~0H'b""t~~~,U~~ll!:t ,i;~ w~"1i,~ !•v::~onf~~1\~ .'!:,.!.,•! !"~-:; ... ~~
Ortnoe Cou"l'\I' 11>0 known II H. H, IAILEY, DICltHd. It comllOltd ol 1,,; lollowl"t otrtonl 1175), FOU"lfln Vtlll'I'. C11Hom11,...,.,.,
MY Coml"f'l .. lon E•Plre1 NOTICE u HEllEIY' GIVEH 10 !ht whose ne1ne1 •nd •<lcl•n~ ar• .; Ofl or befo•• '"' 2hr dff Of J......, J""' n, 1,10 ctl<llto•s Gt lht 1boYt n1med McNlent IOllOwJ, fo.wll: 1•61 •I ,,. ,,m., 11 lll'lllcl'I '"""'"""'
11'111 ttl """""'' r..vi.., dllmt ... 11111 _.,, -... ,., -~ .. -'· P11bll5hNI D•lllllt COi•! Dlll• Pllol, ll>e Hid dec!dlnl ltt rtc1ulred IG Ille ltan11d l"ef!r MO!hlwn, T14J IONlld ..., "" """ ¥ _,_, I m
J•nu1rr u , n, 11 tncl Ftb•Utf'I ~. !Mm, wllll "" necnu,.., -.cntrs. '" Rotd, Hu"tlneton le•cll, C•llfornl• !I'll olfke o1 1111 80lnl llf O,,..,..,_
lfft ~ llll o!fl(I of 11'11 cllrt. ~ rl'll lbollt' WlfntH my l\lnd ll!lt 221'111 ffy o1 81 _JOk<I IElllt "ivtnve, FOU!111I" "tfllry, ,., No¥1mller lMI C11ilornl•. far: ,_, ""lllled court, or lo 11r•H•lf them, wllh ' llonild I". Millllstn RECDNSTllUCTION 01' llOO• ftVMf'
"" nectne,.., llOlll:htrs, to the un· STATE OF CALIFORNIA ST"iTION COtlTRACT NO S-1' -•1 LEGAL NOTICE
dlf"llontd 11 Clo YOUNG, f'R!HHEll COU NTY OF ORANGE 81da 1rt rtrO\llrtd IOI" "'9 lllllrtW!i:
HDTICI! TO Cll"O!TOltS & HEWS, Altor,,..,.,, II L1w, 315 Wt'll On lllll Dnd dlY of HQ'i~, A.0 ,, descrl~ l'ltrtln, ·• SUl'l!lllOfl COUllT"'OP THI! Third SlrHI, Sonl1 Ant, Ctl!lornla f'll'OI, \"41 Dllort me Vl<tl~fl I. Oivll, 1 The -rll ls lo be doo'll ~ll'tP
ST•TI! OP CALIFORNIA '011. wllkll 1• "'' PIK• ol !><ISllllll ol "" Ho!.,.,. Public Ir! '"" ,.... M,141 COUl'I,., to Ille ...... '"" tptClflufions Oii file TNI COUNTY (It" ORA~· """"'•l•n«I In Ill mtlltn Hrt•lnl"9 '"" Slllt retldl"9 lht,.ln cKlll< com· lfl 11'11 olflct ol tlll Slc~I,., ~~
Nt, A .. 1'4t lo ll'lf Hlllt O! Hid cltcedtnl, wlll!t" llHIO!lld ~nd ·-"• "'"'°"lll'I IPHlftd Ditlr!cl '"" Hid Pt.ns Ind SHCltl E1t1lt ot "iNN"i PLATT, Dec111NI, 10\lf moMht •f!tr Ille l!rtl PLibllctlkln R-141 P. MllhlHll k-n kl me to trt bl' Alertnee ll"llde e Ntl It
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to 11\e ol 11\!1 nollc•. DI "" ... ,. ... lll'l'low n ..... Is •ublctli.d nollc:1. • .....
credltor1 ol lht •DO"O'!! named dece<ll!nt 0111d J111111ry I, Ifft, loll tl'lt •wllllln lnsll'ufnent, Ind ldl,_lldl-P11ns, SPK:lllr:.illoNI and """' c.Mritftiff 11'11! 111 pe..on1 h1vin.t c!1lmi 111l11St lleule Edd~ i::111ev tel IO 111 llVI "" axec:uted 11\t llmt. Documenri ..,., bt •••mlftld ,;t:i_~jj\;
11\e .. Id dec:f'cllnl ,,, reciulrtd to fllt Admlnl1tr1lrl• ol ll'oe Wiii IN 'llTHESS WHEREOF, I ....... oltlCI llA rl'lt counrv S.11U1tlo!I OllN'R't
ll'lfm. with 11\t necnwrr YOUCMrt, ln o1 111t •boYe ntmllll O.ctdtnl 11treunt.J HI "'" "'"" •IMI •fll.itld m¥ Ho. s 11 ICIUI Ell!• A-. FteMtftl,
tne ortlce or '""' cterk ol tlle •t>crtt ~~"u'o~.:~,;~~N:,wi nttlclit ... , ttt. d•• •NI ¥ff• In thl1 v111ev. C1Ufornl1, Cot>~• llA 11111 ~ enlllltd court, or to o•e•enl ll'lfm. wllh ''' Wft' , ,,,_ '' ., t"'fl!IUhl 11,11 Ibo¥• lll'rll!tn. Oocurntnlt, Pl•ns and S...CIH"tlorlt'll'llY Ill• MCetH"I YOUchtrt, kl Ille un· •• rt.. (Dtllcfll SHI) bt olll1lned ''°'" ''-•bollt>-,,,.,...,. Mrsf1ned 1t 11\to otllce of l'll!r Attar"'°'' S."11 A111, C111 ... .,,1, Vlr11l~ll L. Ot¥ll otll<e -.i-.i1 o1 W .00 lHld ... It 8trn11rd Htlman, llilM Wt1! levtrlt p,..,.., 1<11 .. DI Noltry f'ubllc. Cilllor"I• sllllt be Aful'>dtd II 1"11111 ~..,.,
loult..-lrd, LOii Alllltles, Cllltor"ll '°°"'8. AlflrM'f lff Adlftlftlt!rllfl• Prln<h>•I DHlet Ln 5"clflc:1tlons 1•1 ..,,,,.,.,..., Ill 1111 OfliM;&:t
wl'llch ii Ille •IKt ol bushwu ol IM Publllllf<I °''""" c,..11 0111¥ Pllo!, Orinp C011nt1 wlll\ln "" (111 den ''"' 1111 HtJu. ·
llnder1lgned In 111 m1ttffl Plrl•l~ll'lll J•11111rr 1, u, 11 , 11. "'' U-M "'' Commlulorl E••l"'J AH a td1 mull bt -I" ~ ro me .. t•lt ol Miid dteedllfll, "''"'In Jul• n, ul't with tne 1t11u111i al Calllernl1, -....
lour monmt 1ner ""' l!rtl '11bl!C1llor1 LEGAL NOTICE Publl•htd Orlntit COlltl Otllr Piiot, 11w1 •PP!l(tblt tMt1lo, 1.-..1ru<1~
of :.::./'~~~:.r¥ lJ, 1tlt D«MIM• ''· 11. lKll '""' Jonu1ry Ill~·~· lh• P..-u1, Ind 1111 l!OH Golub. f'·ntlt 1, I•. ltff 1'Ju..e '"" SPKUlc1l!on1 0\ "'ltlecl flilfl! CEllTIPICAT• OF eUSINl"SS W'Ol'li:.
E•1JC11lrl•, Gf fl'loo WI" fll 'ICTITIOUS NAM• LEGAL NO~ 8l0clt•s ''' llltl"ttrv N)llfted'it ll'lt •boY' """" dt<.Mrnl Till unOtrilo,,.,, <1o ~..-•ff't ,.._ ,,, PLI•1111n1 Ill •r.wl1lonl ol tlll · · lll•NAJIO NlllMAN, I • n Code of .... S C.llfam 111' Wttl l1v1rty aH1tv1,.., """''Cl "ti 1 to.''""1 If t y--HOTICI! TO PlltSONS IN ll!STIO IOlt ol L9 l.M A~plM, Cttlf9rnl• _, A\t ., "1onnn111011 leech, Ctlllornlo, uNltr IN Tttl •STATE OP AONlS CAl1'tll llOlrd ol OlrKIOtl of (°"""" 1111, IM ll(llllO\lt llrl'I' ... m, o1 ARTISTIC ' Ol1lrlcl Ho. S ho1 OM:trtOi...cl tho ~~~~ :i-:::c. ... r1. OEllOHS IN lltOH tnd 11111 ulcl 11"" ~l~C~A~~ ! l"I r•lf of "' diem ·-· 61 ...
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JO OAILV I'll.OT ($) T-• .,....,. 14, 1969
Consume•~ Buying
~Worries Economist . ' .. ..
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
Ecooomist Walter Hoadlty
augtSLs lhett ~ a potentially
clangtJ11u1 "new dimension" In
the rurrent WlaUonary splrBl
.in this country.
•· The executive vice preaident
:and chief economist of the
ilank of Amtrlca said in an
r!ntervlew the new factor is
·tht appa.rtnt willingneSs of
__.consumers generally to pay
.Tapidly increasing price.'I.
''Traditio nall y, lbe
LEGAL NOTICE
American COl\SWTltr reacted
to Wgber prices by saylng:
lf that car ts so damed much
I 'm not going to buy it.. I'll
wait untU It gel.! eheape-r,"
Hoadley said. This attitude
helped bring pri~ back in
line.
Now, he said, "wt have seen
for the first time a slight
hxhcaUoo that people will buy
In the face of inflation."
NEW AmTUDE
The economist s.1id the
United States has not had ex-
perience with this psychology
which is "characteristic of the
rampant inflation in other
parts of the world."
lloadley said the new at·
titude was one of the marks
of the younger generalion.
"The average American is
27." he said. "He has no con-
ception of the reverse oC in-
Tight Cash
Hits Small
Businesses
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steep pnl'e. But lf credit ~ I J ;l.. n H... '~ + ~ ~:'9' e.::' ·:w 1519 nit ~ =2{? -land.ti~ 1 .: • 31 "".-:-·~
tightens further1 which ls pre> h"r.~,·r. i., ''° 1~ 1G1Vt ' ::1 ::1:' 11:
11 ~:t ~ ~ ~ :='ltf 1~ ff 3tt ~~~ ;I:+':!
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O c~ own ng. :::~NNOIJ ~ 1100 52 n !l "~ 1 llf .. 50 l 1c.w. l~ 1~ +'-' °',,. p11.• 110 11v. '° II -1'• With ample mo r tgage An'l8'k11 1.411 u ., ,, •1 ~,;:,: 11"~1 l.f': 1]J ~ 1J111 ~v. -~j .;:11p11~ 1T: ~:Z ~Yt !m .:!: ~~
money homebulldln• w Id be Arn can 2.20 .ui1 Y~ "'" Y . . ,,, Rl1m 1.• 111 10t~ 101 101 -v. -~ .50 1s lJl! t! fr" _ ~. • o OU A.CM! Pf I.TS t e ,,.!'o 2',_ + Yo Att R'.-..1'!1 ••' .st 101\~ lOS 1051~ -l , , SO < " ~·· ••• •• I the .., ~ .60 !:IO 1tlll 11'11 111.'t -YI A~it~'ptJ."li Jlll ,,,.. •1 •1V. + ~ ,->.'" '' ::... ~ ... ,ll!-_,• secure y on way to a , '"'" 1.•• 12 ... lt """ ..... "' 'ii -.. "" ....... ... .... -. -... ,. R1cto p1l 2411•1'.1 -s rom11Kn .111 .ff n~ 21" n -~
flation -which scars the en------------------------2,000,CKM>-a-yeJt level and all· ~c,M,.•,,··.~ 1 1'-'ll ,,,,.. 1'"'+"'ot.ilUC11 "'""' u:i ,,,,. 7"' \:. -v. rwttH111111 14 :n'AI :nv. Ill!-" ...,...... ... " 2P\o 2U'o 2~ ... Allal Cl'I .. ,, ~ nv. 22'4 _.. fOWCol 1..511 .st lA;, " -'• out boom. But a mortoage ACrySUt 1 . .io II JA\~ l JV. iiv. -"' A1111 Corp 161 1 '"" '"" -'ii rown Carli ~ nv. n!o'o -\t
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGACE
11!'1 THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC
9fj"Vl!lt.t.0Ef
1o wr.om n MIY Conce.,,:
Soblecl lo IH11•nct of 111• l1ctn"
•lll'fied for, nellct I• ht•tb'> qiv•n IMI 1'114! unders~ntcl P•OPOK• 10 1tll 11cohollc
b9wt1oes 11 II>.-proml••'-describe<!
•• loliows: lltlll Pt1centl1, Cost• Mes• IHH • P11t1u.nl to WCI! 1m..n11on, ITI• un·
ffrsi9Mod Is IPPIYl ... to tM O..rllmnl
o• Alc:choJle kW<'.,. Control tor luu•~
l:w fraMfel' di Ml llaiol>Dlic bf.YPrl~ ~CC"M• Cor HteflM'Sl kif fflese Prtmli.es
u fDllows: ON $ALE GENERAL
CPUllLIC PREM1$ESI
AM-dt>lrlnt to p•ottsl ~ ln<ian.tf
<If wch llte!'Wfsl m1v fl~ I verll!..i -~f'Of!'t.I ""Tit! 1nv clfl« of Ill• O.p4rtfT'tnl
QI AICoholic 8•W•llH' Ccnlrot! ""111\lft ~ d•J• of !ht dtl• the prOPOJO'CI prrml<n -rt 11,.1 POSIM, 111111111 9<"0UNll fer dtnl1t 11 1trov!d<!d Ir/ ''""· n.. premlsa1 ire -tk~ for '"' sale of 1lcohOllc bfver•t'es· The iorm of vtrllltallcn mav "' obttllled trom lllV olfkt of IM
D-r1l'Tlfftl. Mt•«I Mef'SS~ln l'ubll~ Ort"'e Coa•I Dilly p;1t11. Jorwarv u, 19'f Sl4t
LEGAL NOTICE
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•
tire older generation."
W h i I e depression-sc arred
parents are still dominant in
the economy, they are an
ever-dwindling m i n o r i l y •
"Younger people are ac-
cepting inflation in 3 way that
the previous two generations
could not," said Hoadley. "The
younger people. for very
understandable reasons, do
not fear it. The older people
do."
Today's young generation
also has aflected the country's
economy in another way,
Hoadley said. "We have a
greater concern as a nation
about the qualitative
dimensions or life. The pro-
blems which confront us now
concern such things as peace.
'l'My c o o c e r n motivation.
morals. culture. confidence
and many other qualitative
aspects of life."
REBELLlO N
The rebellion of America's
young, he said, "is much more
a rebellion against the success
of the estat?...shment. not
againsl its failure." Young
people realize they cannot
easily surpass their fathers
in ways of making money but
can surpass him "in the
qualitative dimensions .. "
The Bank of America experl
anticipates that government
restraints on the economy ear·
ly 1n 1969. including the new
heavier Social Security and
income taxes and tighter
federal reserve policies, will
put the brakes on inflation ..
··we still assume fiscal and
monetary policies will have
a restraint," he said. ''If they
do not, then we've got a new
ball game in which the
momentum and l h' in~
flationary psychology a r e
going to build up a terrific
head of steam and lead us
into an adjustment that l'.'e
are not going to be happy
wit,h ..
'•For the moment, we're
belling that it will be checked.
but we're not so confident
we'd lay 100 to I on it."
Missile Pact
SUl"EIUO• cou•T 0, THf.
STATE OF CALll'"OllNIA FOil THI: COUNTY OF O•ANOI: M9. A41'36 OllDEll TD SHOW CAUll:
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Listen, Boeing 7 4 7
Doesn't Sound So Bad
SEATI'LE (AP) -You'll past advances ln engine design
know the 747 superjet airliner have produced quieter engines
by the noise it doesn't make. and that the 43,000·pouod·
The Boeing Co. and Pratt thrust horsepower p & W
& Whitney guarantee it. engines probably will follow
A Boeing sound researcher suit.
says the huge passenger The 747 will be subject to
plane's noise level will be "o~
viously lower" to the ear than new noise regulations pro-
-for example -today's 707 posed by the FAA and passed
jetliner. by Congress, but the c<impany
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AS MENTIONED above, ittl•>::'"1!2!2m"" .. '"'"'""K""nois1n11Punt .111 l-1 """ ~!"• "'" :t v. g•vcoe11 1·'° u "" 41"" ~,,.. -"• must adversely arrect all 1·n-111"'P P17 1 sJ•~ si,,;i :,.no ,\.\ •Y'o "".'5 112~ 11~ 1~r.~ 1~~~ +1 ~~ MUTUAL &frbOll ] .. lot 11 H•O 4' .,, -Div Pl 1'12 1 34'• 3'l'i ;u _ ''" 1 d . h b Ud" !11rd Cll .!J ~26 41~ " or'o -l OMr, Co 2 5t ll\IJ U!o »~ • vo ve in ome-u 1ng, •••lc....l~c .to lO 701, 19'.., lt'l-<-~iDtiPwLt \Ill 1 isri. 25.,.. 7314 .:.:·,.; builders, buyers, sellers, and ••te• Mtg s H\\ 1'"' l&V. · DelMnte ·10 xU JS.'. ~JI< ~ .. , -n' 611h 11111 1~ loO\;o J9 J9io -3"';. Ottin Mia .llO IS •'' •L ....,. • many in this industry should e1111 Ind P' 5 u ,,. 111 111 -•1• 0.<>11vRil ·e.t • 41 ... 45 _,,., . UNDS ~UIC!ilb .10 1!5 5111. ""' 5~1'> -~·~ Ornt$J 1 ,O., .t:!S lli''I LH!o ~ -l'~ be helped. When housing was F 811•trL•D .11 7t 10·~ Jt(o «I + "'DtnRGr i ID ~? ~"" ,,,, tt~ = ~ 81YllllC!• .50 U ll't 11 11'~ Du.co 111""15 u '' ..., forced inlO a collapse during 5t••1n11 1.0 10 i';'~ l1h :W.• -•• De$otolnc 90 17 31~ ~: ~: + ~~
th edit I 966 --~ ---..-9NI Fdl 1.11 l'I 1"• 1~ ~ -o.tf"dl1 I ft .. :lilt :llVt )II) _ 1; e er squeeze o I , ~· ..,.._ tlado;m1" so 50 ..,"' ' " _,,,,°''Ed p1}.10 , 1113.., lOl'" im·. _ \L
h d -•· r th !KionO .. .101 17 4"I ''"' ,,.,,, -1'~ D•I St I .., .., .., • un ri;;u., o O er industries Jin. u inven Groug: eedl Al• .1s 11 ~ "fJ .o , -:" o.x~r ~oiV.,. •P ••'• 121• 21•, -''" •·rdJy feJJ t•· pinch NEW YORK (APl Ml<I 11.01 11." tlco Pfl .50 '' l9 ~ ..... 4.!'o -~ Dl1IFln1n .. so ;: f:~ ~j.':_ ff~!t. • .: :,• II.ii 1n:: -Stock 21.n 13.il B•J tlem .tllb H Jt>~ '.l8 JI! -"• olamJnU l IO 11 '"
It W'1JI Unmerct'ruUy penal' e -T~e followlftl qlJO-Select ,,l-110,0 Beld HMI Wl 1 16~~ J6 1~1~ +'Ito Ol•Snam l'.40 _ ",.~ ... ,,, Ill',. -\'t 1z 11t1on• i111>rii1tc1 by V••'•v t t .1 91!11 tiow .60 16 ~''·" ~''•--' Dt•Sl!r.;:c1 " " • ll~-"'· the smaller businessman who the ~t\onl "'loci-rnv Ruh '·ii •.57 a11 llnttrcon " iw. 1•1• ,~.,, _.,, Dl•S 01 Jo 31 ;~,,, ;;, .. ~\L = :~ flicn ot s.cur 111'5 IU~t J), I 21.7' lltml•CP !.'° ' 71'l 70 7 Vo_,,,., l)lan.1 If ,·, "O •• • • is a marginal customer Bern· g 0 .... 11r1 '"' ,,, tvl'St 16.lll 11 !1 ~'"111" l.60 •S ~\ •J''o 46 . D''''"" · .. -nl-0 ,,,~ 11v. + '~ • ttie ..,k:ei .._"w11kf1 lVJ H .. l &<1,odll. Ill l J J!>I. 7! 7! -') 0 n ··• lO 21 JN 2P« -1!1'
On takeoff, he said, the did not say whether the prcr
engine rear will be 6.5 decibels posed lower than the 118.5 decibels standards are c<insi.der when sound-reducing com-
way down the list of favored tt1ei• seairmn .._...."' 216321-'l •-•"1" 1.6G 1.e .u•~ .ql'I M> -1\li 01i.~1'?..·•,.b • ~ .u•1o ""'-' -11' . could hlVI l:lftn Kl l'llont Fun<JI· RIMll'" pU..JO t .,v, ll n -1 o:&i;.; •» ~ M n _, '• borrowers, the s ma 11 er sold !biol u boll!lhl c.., e1 10.60"21.'1 !IMF J111J.Jt 111•,, "·~ ,311:'-'o 1 ~1'1 +~ DllUl'lllfimp1.~ 1..! ~ !!', !!",, -;-1 ...
u.smessman may not get a Abtroeen 3,01 21'1 cu1 84 , .. 1. 11·11 a-uei tn J•l ,~ 1s 11'~ ... ""'~ 111e2 1 " !s 5J _..,
I --AOvliets f.>I 10.39 Cuo Kl t Hfl !lancA.W PM SS ""'4 :Jt'"l: 40''> • ""' Cos !l :20'~ lt lt oan at all. "'l"1111ted !·'' '-~ c..,, KJ '' a1rm.c c11 n 1~1 ,,,-. m\ ""' + ~ g1Mr.te1 .50b 14 •nt •J•.i. 1s110 -toi..
It will compel postponement ~iph~m1r 12:~ i~:fa l~: ~: tt~"l'3~:~ :r:'r~s,'~ 1'.~ 1~~ ~~~ ~~ ~~,., -.,.. Di:r::.9·~10 1~ !!~ ~v. ~ +'::
the · 707-produces at 820 f~t ponents were designed for the altitude. The 490-passenger 747 -747's four JT9D engines. The Boeing sound
twice as powerful as the 707 researcher said a person {In
-is scheduled for delivery the ground comparing the 707
lo airlines late this year. More and 747 overhead could tell
than 150 are on order and the difference in noise level.
b . -ao.:i 811• et 11Jjti1~11-11e1 ' """ "• · ·· DUI · .... )Q:l4 •· ..... .. ....
r . ' I . Amt•P 63' 1.11 Cu• Sl f?tlOll 'll•ckDt 1.0S 41 ~7\~ s• ST . ' O•Pto1>11r .IO 1S ..... ,, '7 -!~' o many rnun1c1pa proJects Am llY• j·60 J.\IO Cu• s1 1·113 1·61 11.11n L~""' 1 '~ :in ''"" ,..,,, -v. DorM-M1" .IO -ls nr, 7&\!J nv. -n' ·-
hi h d I Am Olvl"-1 .113 \3.U Po.le•I• 1·" 6s1 Rue 8tll ., ~ ,. YI'\ 51'" S""'ll + v, Dorn F<I .l ie ?J 1S 1"'1i 1~~ -'41 w c are esperate y needed Am Gr111 ·'' 1.11 Knkktt ·65 9"11 llebb'-11m ii ,.,.,, l•"lo '"" -v. Donn•ll!l .60 17 " ~n1 11u, _ ·~ •
b • -· • J"ttl f II Am Inv 9.11 •.11 Kt>ick GIP! 1 '•1 ll.5' Roel"" l :If' tit ~·4 5"'4 S"lt -'.It Dorr 01 YH 1 11'• ,JV. ni.. + 14 Y ~uertca s l e e ows.. 1,m Mitt 11.>! 11.l1 LPl"91 11;,, 1,:,. Acl1C•1 )$11 i11 6o!\\ •sv. ,,v, -"'"oa ..... co"' 11 w 3.5\'o l!~ 1
IT WILL BURT the II Am NllW .JJ 111 Lu RKll 17 1.,1 t 29 Bol1eC 1111 • ' II'~ 15 I.I --'"' Dao#Cllm I '° I.CS m: 7SV. 11\~ + s., CO ege Am Pac ll2 Liberty 1:01 1..,ll llcncl Mro
0
1 l ~l'o ~ ~ -V. Dr1YOC• 3a U 46>; °"""" ~_lo\.
boy and girl, and their A~ GrOll~~.OI 11. (11:: f! 1:# i::, :,:*~lt!l.~tl 1?l ,_,,, n,,, il,~ .: .. ::04 8~=~~nda1J:: n ""' '° '° -\T-
the company expects to pro-He said that the 747's landing
duce some 400 of the superjels approach sound level would p.renls See" II I Grwth 14.:!t lS.6' L "II I 91 t 11 ...,, .. war 111 rt l"!ll l"''> mo -u, Drt nr p1 ai 1~ !t~ ~ .it'\ -, , ""'ng co ege oans. rnv t.n 1~.11 L_,,11 s.vlfl · !.orr.-B~F ·"" •7 1s•:. 71"• '"':' -•• Drevt111 90 l5" • ~ -l~ This type of borrower rA-t-~ Fd tnv 1c.1• n.t0 F<1s: ""' E.:111 7ot 1 ~"• ''~\ ""' -·~ DutiePw '1...0 6 ~~ ~,,. ~ -+'~~ .. "'""" Auoclf!d I ~J 1.71 Canad 57.0I 42.0fl llotl Mf C<> l6 1'11111 71 \'11 -V. DUPl8" CP 1• ~!'lo
even lower than the small ,..(u&'°rju1r·r, ~·:111 ltlill·~ ~~~:crn,P' J ~,. ~.,, r,,4 :1,~ ::;~=:: ~~o 9D 1~:? l;~~ i:r +1~ ~
in less than rour years. be 11.5 decibels less than the
A test flight scheduled later 707's 120.5, and that at about
this month should tell a great 400 feet altitude _ engines
deal about the success or failure of sound-reduction cut back for landing -the
businessman. t~k · 164 t:zs Manhtn 1.~ 1·.?'I .... ~u.o1.1r .. <n 1111 '"~ '°'~ 71>;, ~ ~1 ~"Lt 1 ~ J ~ :rg~ 76>1. -'" ~ C 7'11 i Jj MIU Fnd N l Rr100~.~l 7JG 6 5'"• 5:''~ !•h + •.;. l l'Oof'I TO II) 3J>.lo lJ~ 3o>t -'~ • At the same time tight 8~~n" 1·fl i'1 M1u c.10 11 ... u:6"1 ~. •' ,,,.,.., 1 '° m ~..._ 6"' M -·~ i lepn·oJ ~ w• J.j\" ~~ :_1~\ :; favorable noise redu c tion techniques in the aircraft•s would be 11 decibels.
design.. The Boeing spokesman said
While the Boeing Co .. has the sound-reduction techniques
auaranteed the airlines the are a result of more than
noise will be less with the five years' research.
747 -and the engines-maker, ---'---------
Pratt & Whitney, has made
a similar guarantee to Boeing
-the only testing to date
has been at stationary stands
at Boeing's plaot here.
. ' Bl R"d 14'30 1~·61 M1nlr U.OIU51 11r!1!Mv cf' 1 41''o '"~ '"''•-''DuoLi ~·1 r.S1 0 :)fl' :nV. ''I ti money will do no more than ea:isttt' 1·1, ,.1<1 Ma'"' 9.9~ .: .. ll<fwY H•i. 1 " 11•~ "' •i>• + •\no· :1.1So11 .11 z1110 31V: JDl'I ::iov, -! ,_
lh t d . 11 si s1k 1o'n 1 ·n M1lt!eri 25.77 1s,11 "krvnuc: l.n ,, )'11,1 :tt"• 3'>'" D<I , 111l>n lO z10 :JI! 36 36 1 annoy e op-rate giant bor-8g.1on ,-11 so:n Mc:Don 10.1111.t1 ,.,_,, co n 11'" 1<1>; '~'• + 1 .. Dvm0 rn .561 loo 1111t n nv. •\
rower. Even 8 percent money B=· SI. lfri :'·U ~ml~ ,~~ fi'.i: ::::"sh~~o ": i: ;::i r...:~. r.,;; = :~ Dvni "'" .ct 136 ~ 2"4 2~ -1~,, ''·-JI lh 4 CGFd 10-,jll'!t~• 1'17 . .n"w~Sltoe.1.SO t \11\ JI'<-' -E·f-Sin&.3 no e percent c ... ~dl•~ 1t'.l JO)• Mor1on1 Fund•: "ru"rwlc-3~ 1~··· I~'" ,~,, -'" rc~~ltPch 90 2s Jl!i~ 311,,, 31 ,L _,,,,
t rte • I ~011 tnc 111211..!• Mort0nt Fu>\<11: "tH:k"~11 1:>0 .., "''" '"'• ,..,._,,. E1u Al• so 169 11:i. 71' '" ca egory on an a r-..ax cos .,11 Shr ·l1 9 11 Grwlh 1J.1a 1s.10 l'lvc:ver 1.,0 1• 11•; 'IJ • ?Jti -•· "'••tGF 1 ·1\, , •'• 3;;,z "••• =•~''•
b. · II · I MSh ·u~1Vb! l11eom ''1 51a 11u11~ ro .ao 1• ?t>• '"'",. -l·'•e 1s51 · , ... 8SIJ. 3 ptojec appears ~.n~ln~ Fuftds, !n~ur ,::10 9'.lJ l'I~ <o o1S zJO 1''" 1"'• 1~'~ +1l\ i::~1u111 i':& ~ 2-Ri '' 2' _,,_
profitable, the big corporatioo 2~"s•~ 1i·~ 111:tt ~~ ~~h ,:~ 2i:~ ~."l .. llf:'110 .: ~;~ ,:'• ,tv· :....,"' ~~~~~ 'I~ 1i.s ff\.l ~~ i = ~
will ahead d ·r th. Grwlll •. °' 'n Mwf ~COii\ J 61 '11 lluf( For"f • 3"} J"" :!.''~ -1 Ebaico Ind' 2 l!lO ~ ~~ = :1 . g~ t An 1 lS llKPnl 1:11 ,:61 Mui nv l(lt lj:!I "ut0\11 ,ltt. ti M~i 1;'.'t ~'~ -\ Fet1linMI ·" 1J'4 'IP.lo 'I
1s a prune borrower, lenders Chsa~,~~-... 1.·1' l.'2 ~~ ~i~, 2~:tt 2,:;: ~R 11~7.°50 'tt !;~? ~.;f 1~; = ~ ~c,\,'Bd,!?! ·un Y•, 4.M~:.~ -2.~··L .a,L -_-~ 'II J th di ........ NEA Mt 11se1t16RIJ'llrt<1 1-. 11 _,,,., "''""' 1 G .,. · , .... 41"" 11.,. n wt supp y e ere t. ~~::, 1Jl·:f1ll?t ,,., ..... ~ 11 :11 1l·u Ru•!ICIV .,.; tt 11'• •1•• 11" =1~ E~..,lc ·1~"" .,,.,., -1
R. L. Vannote, a supervisory
inspector in the Federal A via.
lion Administration's Seattle
office, said that readings with
sound instruments while the
aircraft flies over will be the
true test -<>f the jumbo jet's
noise.
Q Will the tax surcharge Shrtild u:6l u·t0 N•I ttld 1J.1! 1 :11 11,u!:r'1'!"111' .,' "•' ,,,..,, ,.,,,~ 21, + ""!i"~u• ,~·,.. 'l"r ~ Ii• '""':: "' · Chemlc!I lt.lJ 20.0rl N•I tnvesl 7 .. 1 l.Jl Uv•unv · lt '!'~ l''" +l>.i. ~ 1 Aiioc: 41 ,lV. '11'1 71,.. _ ''• be CODtinUed' Colonla : N•! SK S<!r: l!tuflers 51\m Jl ll\I 1"'' Jl .... -V. E SHC 30 ft111 71 fi14 -+. ¥t
A AT nfls DATt: this ~~:'JitY 1llr,tn i~~n 1~:~1~:~ -C-~i~~so~G'ch1 ~~ ~~.~ 7.1.
11N ~-=•''· . . . Grwt~ a.u t,1, Oivld J,I, I.JO ~bot Co .. 6(1 11 3••· 361.a l6'~ EU•• Co 1 10 "" .., , ~ ..... 1s logical The tax surcharge comS1 Dd s.~• !.•1 P fStk 1.$1 t.JO el Flna"I Hiii 10\< 10 io :..: •1 """"'El 1:10 '5! 9s~ ,,,4 t7'4 _"
is built into the projections C'r.:"TJ1",tflii." r= '·l:.1, 1t:;r • .:.·P11R't :If! H ~r: ~;~ ~~·h + :: ~~;~~1j,,-~ ~: ~1: !I .. =~ -~
r I . tncom 11 .. l! 1 ,\9 Grw"' 11.51 n. campSo 1.10 ~4 JD', n >• :io _ '• ~rnDDi/"" \"', '~·!",·. ,.,."°'• ·, ""ir.• .... :~ or budget surp uses which 1n~e11 10.w 1 .t:r N11 west 6.11 7.'l cd!l a~ .olO 37 11 10•.i. 11 + ~ !""'°' ,tri>b .... 33110 •. ,
P "d t J hnso . h d I Stock 10.11 ll.10 NfllWrl~ :!t.71 2'.71 Cllr\ Pao: l 11 IJ 11 n·~ -... n<IJOl\l'tl -~ >10 •1 <1' ,, .••• ~ -_,• reSI en 0 0 IS SC e U -Cwllh New E~• 11.5! 12.'9 Con PK ffl > I 1lUr n 1 \'a ndJQl\n cl I ,. .,
ed to d'isclose W"•lhoul a A&B Un1v1111blt N!"" H0< 31.0I 31.CI C1n1llld 1.1D 1 '6 lSUr ,, + t~ nt1elMI~ .to 4 '""' '°"" '°"' _1 ,~ . Cwl"' New Wl<I J(.lrJ 11.'9 C1ntet~ .to 31 ?t1'.o 2f''• 2'''o _ ~· ftP! Ml~ w! 17 »"' J'I ll 1·
t
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. I th h th C&D wnev•lJ•ble ~ewlor> l0.571 05 Cap c Sda! n n 16J.< 16" \k 1111 M llll.1.5 s 1ti -1'5 1 ~ • re en Km o e sure arge, e g:;:11t1 un.1v•l 1tt1e Nllreast 11.1111'.61 C.rbrun 1..wt :u 571/t s1 11,; + ~ E""'G•1 210 12 311'\ :II""• :e,l.'i _ ·~
SUrpfUSeS WOUid fade into 8dp Vn1v1U1b!• &;,':'!' ~.'IT~.~ ~=~i~I ·flu ~ ~i~ 19'~ r,:~ -211 !;~I~ r~ i:~ 1!: Ml? ~~ Jl\~ t ::
deficits agrun. c'fd" v"•v1111b1eb~F~rml::lf lJ;~l:~ttir i'A 1# ~"" ~;; ~·=v:~~~~~1~1-~70 ~~ ~·,;: ~ ~~+Z~ He added, however, that
And most top ()fflcials of ~~·.~ u~~~!~flf rNeH t.f7°r'1'; !~rtlt• co" I 10 1JY1 l•~· 1 ... --~ ~:::~1 ;r,.~2 " jJ.l,~ 31'~ :m. -t.
th N. Adm' · Ir t' Cons Inv 1J.j51-.J! If:~ t..ll2 ~·:n 1rr P12.25 ISO :17 37 31 .... Eurol'nd lOt t 50>lo 50''1 50'4 -I\ e IXOn lnJS a !On are Consm Inv !· > 1·n Pa MYf 2'1 ll 2i~ lr1trW .~I ?0 213i 10'~ ~ -\o Eurold I~ :JOit ?~ 1:~ i·~ If + 't ., ·th I f · ~v sec 1 .71 1 .tt Pflll lf«I 16· ne Jt !J 16"!r 19"' 1119 _ '"' E p 60b 6, 11111 lt\lo .. now e1 er open y avor1ng P Ld 16.n11.12 Pl!lrlm · 1m1Vb )!ie pt Al.u ~' u ... u11a 2•1'a -~• E::;:,,1,p 11 ~!; ;f~ g'"~ =~
retention of the surcharge or ~ c,;p 1~:ti ~;tt ~11ot t .J• lo. 10 c::!~~'i.: 1~0 d"' 3:,1~ ~lo\o = llo i:xeeuo 1.1J is 1 :12111 »Vt _,.
Bank Sets
. . . ·r1 u <IVt!lll M 1' IJ.,, ll ~I 1'·3612·" !Cl M1rocrt ., ,, lSU JS;i "" l'KICll"A .llb n 5:JI.~ " ""' are remam1ng s1gn1 can y 0ec11 Inc 1.t'.i11i:a~1an 1~., ~ll:~t·M c•M pf1.2s •? ''"" ,, •• a i'o =i~ F•lrcl!C .50t iu 11~ 11 n"':..:; "flexible" on the subj .. eel Ot!a""''' 11.'1 1 .ti p,1« TR 25:,1 25·.41 ~o CP .IO u J~ 30•\ 301~ -loo ~a\~ H, ",ltr 109 111' 211'\ ''"' _ '\ · ~11, ' .1•10.lOp<"O 10151101 •l1t1tHC' 2 l1 UV. 65\'o 65-h -lb 1 '"""" If ll>4 214' 2'1i -1\
Q Why no' solve the pro-~· "" j·to '-~P•ovlent 6:s1 1:11j'tll'b • tt17 r10 111 111 111 .... ~.•.111•,',' -~, ... so TH"' u"' ll1't-•·• " . .. h In ·s 1··• Purilen 11t41~ fl !II~ lllA•..SO 2 41~ 6114 61'-..> ~ ft ·-32 'S~~ 25\'o JS'io -a~ b!em with wage-price con-r•~~I 11•-•,·°'Putnam ·Fuiido· encolns.xi !•Sol ~'~ 51v.-1>1oF,•~wl•e11 •,~, J2 Jl:i. ll14 jl''t -•'.o O~Y!ll'I . S. .:a:J Eoult \S 5(116 9j CenF 0¥ 1.Cll U 16~ 2Slo:i 'J\i -.,., ar e• " SO 2~ ,1 2~~ + \i
Record Net
Ftdlerton Job lrols? E~ton&How•rd*· Geora ,:2• 1in c.,,, Hud 1.41 10 :it 1!~ 111.,.. _ \~ Fer•hMI .tQb '° &7\IJ 60\.lo 601111 -IV.
A. 11115 NAGGING question !~~ l~: 1 1!,:~ Gln'c~ 1[t ll:~ ~''i'Ul~Ll~J: rn: ?t~ Jtl'a Jt"' .~\.\ ~=~ i'::o ~~~ il:t ll:; =l~
d I ·is If 1ncom1 I· .t.I nn-s t 1 ss , 3-1 ~t~HIPS 1.12 lO 3.-;, 7l'li 23\'i -"i FedP•e El.c ,,.. JS 7""-?l1'o _,., · eserves a co umn by 1 e •""•"' 1,1 J' /}:l vrsi1 1i 391i 6i com1LaE1 .111 ' 2J•o 2n1o "'~ _ 1-. F P.c: pll.2' 1 11\11 'l'\'t '™' -,,.
d I'll b "t H toe . . lttfl Tech ,·,. '" C...W.PY. 1.12 15 ~ !10'4 ,.,\,, _,,. FedPftPBd I '' 111• 7m. 27"!'. -••
Earnings
Costa Mesa resident
Southern California First Gary G.. \Vest has
National Bank has reported
record net operating earnings been appointed assis·
()f $3.995,912 or $3.03 a share, lant manager of Bank
an SU mi one soon. ere, !btt1t u.• 11·• Revert 1,:.a 11·tt cenr sw 1.10 s• "" Q~l ,iq;, +•• FtdOS1r .. ts 13' :w-. 2 · 7116 _ ~.
SU ice I say a w e l'lf!'W l5.711UJI kl!Ulltr 11: lfll tnTtlU .IOb 61 N'4 JSG 29\ -HI FerraCP l.?O 17 l rt-•7 '1"11 -"' Ir, 't to th ( hi! or1!1 Fd l•.ll I .1) RPlt""'I 10 g 11 °31 ~nt SoVI .IO 76 :ill. 23 71 -V. Fed Mltr lnw JJ Ill;, ll \l _'Ii
there is some :support for an e .. urrv ~J ri .. lt kllOOlr undt: trro 1.60!> " ~~ '9V.. 4'\'J -'4 Flbr,:1>rd .10 ,, :u1~ J• 3"lo + •-. .. .. Eoult Giii fiff lnl h"' 17.0017.2' I-INCi .lkl U 71"' !I 21\lo -U. FleldC'IM l.ct 10 .Wo 40!\ lO'"lo ... extension of credit controls eue~ ·" · s~1 unnbl er .. teO pf.ti! s Jt 21~ :11 -Vt Ff1tro1 1.40 s1 11•,. 11•"' ·~ -J1.'t . . E ell In lfJ22'1 881 1•.t1 1jtl HSMA 1.<IO 1' 571.< 5114 nv. _,,,Fil l'edtrttn !9 21l~ 26 26"1o-I"' to individuals there 1s no E;~ 1ian·g corn st n.il :~§" s11 .to " """ l'"" '°'" ~• F1r,1in. 1.1.o 110 s91. sr !9>.io _to
for 1968. of America's West Fu!·
C. C. Blakemore, president lerton branch. \Ves t
and chief executive <>fficer, served the past year a s · • F r1d 1,. ll' lli ~lv l!. &.]I 11.tdbn Golt! 731 16"1 1 1~ -1 F!IC~rt 1,881 1'9 36~ 31" l6\!i +lV> responsible support for wage-F~ aMu 11: 1 : '' <111lt •. '·" omos 1.10 5111 '°"" .J0\'11 30'"' , . F1•Nc1v .ttll st n1~ 11•1: 11.\to _ ._
said it represented a 28 per-an asslstant cashier in · J rui "th ood Fltd Grltl 1 ~ 1 IC nv ut11vbl mpNlt 1.06 7l ~\.l 51 51 -1'4 F$1 Nt! S!r1 .tS 311v, 31'l 31~ _ ~. price contro s a WI g Fld t:... l :1t 11:3-j eltc Am 10.9' 11.IJ Cht•lfrNV ? 11 $P~ mt. 5,... -FIS<h~ll 1.30 49 51V. !.H• S6V. -I
N t I Id th. Fld Fullll 11.9( lt.3' Sel SOICS 1,.2t 19 ... 0.tte8k '·'° lS 11\lo 11 tl'~ -\Ii l'f1htr$CI .11 1& 76-lo 1!b 2$"> -+. "' reason. 0 On y WOU IS FldT•nd 77.1730.1•Sli1ma 1 ... ll.100..d<tr Mot S '1>.!o 76'0 76•,-.~ Fltmlng .!O I 101• 1fl4 tt•i -t'o
be 'I k. the l Flt1111Cltl Progr1m · Sml"' !I 10.11 10.31 CMmtln 1.!lrlt Al -O•~ •1 ,lJ -1'1!. FU111tote I Sl 71'' 1~\lo )6~ 1•~ a ac 1ng sympoms /:""'" 111 t.o5Sw1nve.1 le..2111.111chernw1r ·'° "16•r. 1s'• uv.-..:. Fl!"1 "'"'JO 1110 "'' ui. IF~-...
cent increaM.' over 1967 earn-the lending department
ings of $3,115,068. at the Newport Beach
Based on the ~·eighted branch. rather than the causes of in-ftdust !.32 j·r.r ri1r 1nw u.1111.:it ciws _..,, 1.6t t •1·~ •J 1l -1 Fllnr 11161:15 1 39 39 l9 ~'"
average of 1,317,430 shares,------------
1968's per share net is 9 per-
ncom I.le .,7 · rm Chts on1co 1 ;t 70'> 70 70 -u, Fl• E Coa•I ' 21._ 11"" 71o.;, ~i
fl a ti on: 3 wa~e-price freeze ~:: :~~I~ 1~:ri' 1c:t~ St~t': St st:~!~:~~~~~ 1rl ~: W! ;i;,, i'Fo -: 'I!. ~I: ~::. ii2 N n~ !:~ !!~ + lo also would fail miserably to ~•1 M11111 l1.l6!1.t•S1Ndmin ""',rlC"1Mll S•PP 11 ~ s.•, S•'1t-T1t F!1Pwu 1:1a ns 66'• '&'~ u·~-.-. 11 NII t.7110.ff tc; Ind 1i·~ jf· Cl\lMS!PP d lj SS'<i ~ !•>{, -1-. Fii S~1t fQ 11 ?Fo 11Us ?Ht t <. achieve anything good under Ftta,, ~nivail~ble Sci~ 6:1, J:i CllMSPP' • l 12 n, ~~ !J.':!.! l'lt~ + \lo Fluor co..P 'a 57 S!'i'a !6'~ ,,,,. cent grealer than the bank's
former high of $2.79 rtported
for 1967 on 1,116,753 shares
outstanding.
Two mergers consummated
in 1968 accounted for the in-
crease in outstanding shares.
On June 6, Southern
California First National Bank
meri;ied the Bellnower Na-
tional Bank of Bellflower and
completed a merger with the
Bank of La Jolla on Nov.
15.
Southern Calif<>rnia F irst
National merged three banks
In 1967. They were: The Sad·
dleback Na tional Bank of
tington-Valley Bank of Jlun-
tington Beach on Sept. 14.
and the Heritage-Wilshire Na·
lional Bank of Westwood on
Oct. 5.
ASSETSOVE~
$425,000,000.00
1
Bank Reveals
10.4% ] ncrease
tod • ' •A Flt! Fd 19.0 -Sltln R~ Fund . CM M111 ( 1 . 111 ...,.,. Jl . .. FlllOr Cowl ~ ~"9 ~ ,UV, +H• aysctrcums ... nces. Fa Gth 111119 11 8,1 22 ,122 l;ChlPl'!tu 1.10 .2 111i '1'1' ~1'l•-11.o F111P•Dl!l w1 s H )J 1s ..
\vh l's more 1·1 would , ... Fl'l<I t r l." 1·• 1r>1i 11·1r.:1 ,,. Cilll Ill Pac 1 111~ 1114 2sv. -v. Ftv 11gu .10 1a; 11" "'' 1114 _ ,, a • ,,.. Foulldtrt "10 .,, Stock 11·n 11·16 ChRIP cl UP I 11\~ 7•14 2411. -\l FMC Co .. 15 lllYvl ld\(o U!1i + \'t VOIYe the creation or a Fou.,p n:olO '°'SW 1111111 :a :.111 Cllfl.IP clNW ,, ,,,. )41'1 Jl\lt -l'o FMC ..i1.2s 11 SI'\ Sl !( -1 'inllllft Gr-· S~ilc;r G1h 11 J] 11 Cfl!TIHelr ? t Y Y 56 ... FOOdF•lr " l 4 11'• Jl 72 -1;, monstrous bureaucracy to ad-orn Sit 7.?J 7.ti TMA AP n:D :111: ... Cl\cckr.•"0-Hl , .. , !!.:: !,!.._ ?,! -"'eoole C!I .IO 1' 1S I•"' U -i... NTC 'j '"1·17 Teach rs 11.21 n 1' Otrlt er• _,.,.,. ~···· .., . . rCICllt Ml11 2 211"' 21 :it _ •• minister the control.!. It would utll .-. .11 jKllY1• •.!Cl ,:,. ccn CVPf.1or lo :Jt ll~ Jt -+-v, Fo 11 ""'?Ot-, :16"t ~ :i. .. SAN DIEGO United ,_,, un11vti1 ec1>nc1 111 1.st Chrom.tll ·" "' l! l-114 l4V. -1• FordMPI , olO 200 ~·~ s1~ s1v. _ '" lead lo rationing to help back i'=und Am 11.t111.tt 11e1ino1 1:16 t.ss c~~ p1 s 19 121 137 lll +2 ForMcl( "is '' ll~• n:r,i; :u _ ·~
Slates Nall'onal Bank loday .. . Gtn SK un•vtll Tt<no GI ,,_" ll 1' C vier J 1'2 "~ S.5 SS'\ .... ,McK Ofl .lo 1 ~·'I !J ·~ _ .. up the controls. Ttus 1n turn g;rir11tu 1s.M ~t.ll Tt1<11 un1Yb1 c ""'bE 1.e 1s ~ ~· ?ti• -v. F.,.rW111 ·'°'" 16 11 73·~ 7l>r. .,.
reported a lOA percent in-would lead to anothe r T'Jo S•c t.t710~ ~'kcm1110·'u'n~1~tf ll" 1 El~' 12!: ::~ :! t:"' ::~. ~:::: ~~· ; lf~! ~1(! lr~= r.
C•ease 1·n net opera11·ng ca~ b t d cl)m s1 H.nu.~1 twene inc u11.1 1.10 1to ,,14 ...... -s +, """ ,,, ,, ,,,, , ... ,... , • .. -monstrous ureaucrocy o a -Fu! Ad '·'° 1 .,, un11 Ml.rt 11.is i 01J.JG '11• 1u 1u .... F~ep~u1 1:1111 131 ,1"' 40v;; ,1.ii +i•!
ings after taxes !or the year minister the rationing. Black~ ~:U12:,T~~~ H.6,!J.!i.. s:f'le "fri:""2.U 2~m:_~~=~'·: Jn 1111'' JIV. ~o +2·~
1968 as compared to the 1967 markets w o u Id inevitably ~~rdft 11·'7 27·'7 ~~~ ,1
1·.U 12·
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12·month period. spring up The quality of many t"u ,,.Mu.n s.:1tt1 .).11,.11 uv 11 itt1.n 1 63 ,,.~ •111i-1 GAC c. 1.!I 'f t J t t' rn1n ' "'-Mt !.63 • .. IJ U"+'o CP!, ufWIYl)I City SITt ?St 11 71t;. 11a; 71a.o + 6t OAC Cp pf 1 o a ne opera 1ng ea gs products \\·ould deteriorate ~::ri 11 IZ':o":I vt.'ri tin~ ic."11{';" · ~·~ E• '1.io m ~ . 211.t l1'• _,,.. GAF corei ·"°
for 1968 amounled to Sl,654.614 marke
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dly. It would be an ~"=I'll\ 11'~;.'~t, ti"i11 1 ::~1{'. 1~JSm11 ~:S j ~~i !F ~=l §!~lJS:~·~:i
-equal to $1.51 per share unadu terated mess! H~"!!'.n i'41l'~ vat1tt ·• 11v P11 3.511 mo w.i. ~·~ s.•\ -111o G.ms .111
()n a weighted average ()f ;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l lfis 0~m ·~· 0 '~ v.~;"' 1&·nl 'j''ot i.v " 111• 2 rte 11'111 31"' J1~ -&"
110 "'7 h ts d" ''"• •• 10. 11·.tS Vtntd s'1 'j!C!lvlrt 1.:ict 10-I 11 ''"' '° -\ .,.. wooci cl , l,uo s ares OU tan 1ng, 1~ " !·' 'j:u v~r ll'lllfl'I 6:e1 : c1w111 Jl/'?.Jt n l'lt fl u -1rd0tn 1,1.5 -· 1 1967 t I QUICK nc f"nO 1 '1 1 11 v111;i..... It! lotoi< ,SOt 111 '''~ 251'1 161.11 +,,. ct.tlact IO 1 ul<t compatts 0 ota Inc: Fd l!t 1.35 t .. fa1 Wt!lli In 1t'.1t 1 :!! IWlrPM ... :n ~ ;n,.. 33"1 -"'Oernln! (ff
earn. r $1 449 124 J C • · II I ' 11\0tond IJ 11 11 W•sll M~ 14 ~ 1• 1 ulrttl" OI I I 2:!I 21 25 + 1, Gtmlnln .!61 tngs o , , -equa •ten "P q111c Y on ot1 11w:1 Trlftd .,_,.. ,.37 .i1t11o11 1u 11,;. °'" SI ~ • 11•~ 111~ '11• -lo\ nAlnv .l6t to $1.61 per :share on a ""'"''-ll11d your ,,,,,,,ct, •l'MMN 1.nJ•1w.,f1nd 1.u t6J~IG., wt 1 1m '™JN }A....Ou .iOtl
eom11nhtn1i'f1 ho,,,1tow" 1di· l~J.~ 11.u H:fj w::!o":'c!! lo::U ~t:~ ~=:111°~ lJ: 1U fr ~ ~ ~l~L ~,'!~~.,, ~~ weighted average of 93%.500 1. 1 •• DAltY >ILOT 1;;;~ winti.io 11.11115·-;ai.1>11 1.111 ts 4N nu: d't -• ...... a.nc .Y :shares OU!standing. •Oft o m• . Inv lndlc IC.17 10.:17 Wltc:Oll .54 1.1' ~e!!l/\A.11! 1." ,, ~ 4" di~ -I '" Ctblt I.JO l"v' IOI 11 . .lt UH WOrl"lt'I '-•1 l .. tl P1U111lad .10 i"I "'4lo •?\\ •1 -) :ioln Cla I '8
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Monday's Closing 'Prices -Complete New York StOCk Exchange List
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D DAil y PllOT Tutldq, .IMulr/ 14, 1'169
• Johnson Villilied 22 Pueblo
Crewmen
Going Out
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LBJ Leaves Office on Vnhappy Note .
.... -N ., MERRIMAN SM1l'll
" UPI WMle H-8'porier • ~GTO CUPll -)~t JohMoo leaveo tl>e
'*lhlte House wttb a towerinl
: =· ol public service a.00 plllhment. MiWOlll ol
: · leJlow countrymen, lnsteod
· "'1 being grateful and &d-
..:, are glad to tee hlm . ' . .,. Wbt this public diJdaln
ch 1t limes has reach!d
w depths of villilication?
simple answers are a
~ .: ar whk:b Johnson inherited,
" n escalated, plus the fact
, .. at be succeeded l h e , ,.....matec1 John F. Kennedy.
• ~1r 1'ben! are other answers. ; too: answen as complicated
.as JobnlOn himseH. 8 i s
· ~ coincided with the
~ . -outburst of long pent-up feel-
' lngs of protest in young people
•· all over the world and with
· · the determination of American
.., ·lilac.ks to break out of the
• tbetto and seize a larger share ~~ the life enjoyed by wh.ites.
" . :1lISTJNcr FEELING
that most cf hla 1CM:alled rtu0a to believe Johnloa
legislative "accompU!hmenla" ml&ht have helped hlmatU,
had been in varlou st.a.MS ._.. the
ol progrtll lot yep< and tl>at the country -cauae SA!i DIEGO (UPI) -Mou
he m«<1J ha\>pe"" to be of puce ,ftaell had be madlJ tl>an one quarter of the .....,
President When the time wu hls announcement • o me
ripe for ~Ir entclmenl. months earlier. He had. after of the USS Pueblo b ellglble
BLACK 'H08TUJTY all, ..ached a rather ballc lo< cliJcbar1e and will be
For all of tht civil rl&IJll undentandilll with bil wife, I released ~ the Navy Jan.
leglJlatloo puabed ·throup by Lady Bird, and wltl> blJmell 23, a Navy spokesman nld.
a heavily D e m o c r 1 t I c that the 1114 campalp for He uplained that tbe toun
Congr"' while Johnson wu the pruldeoey would be his ··.:....:....:........;.....;_;_;..;::;;... of duty of II memben of
chief eieQitfve, no President -the v~·s a man com·
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•· ·~ h 1.._ .... ,>h. last; that he would run for ever a .. ac...u sue 1JUD~1 ... ,, plement have expired. All from blacks. The enormous and sel'Vf: only ooe elecUV'e N •
step-up In funds antl programs term Jn the White House. 8J"C0UCS U1osc eligible for dischar&e
to aid education did UUle or ire enlisted men. This is not seU-serving
nothing lo prevent his being hindsight on ,._ "°"· •·veral T • Many 'ot them will be called the focal point of ltudeot w. _.. """'" on.1c on to testify at a court ot
a111er. Vietnam and the draft ol bil clooe woclate& knew r-Inquiry 1111o the Pueblo'1 cap-
ootweigbod legl!lallon ol any about 11 even u he waa ht-At M t' W.. laat Jan. 2S by North
kind in the minds of· a htgbly auauraJed In 1116. Moreover, ee mg Korean Navy unlla, in wbat
demonstrative and vocal part bl.I one-term dec11ioo wu the Navy a:ay1 were in-
cl young America. reported specula1ively more Dr. Edward A. Taub, of ternational waten off the
As he left the White House. than a year before h1a an-the UCI College cf Medicine, Korean coast.
Johnson could, If he wanted, nouncement, and again alter will speak on "Adolescent.a Ne date has been set for
derive some surcease from March 31, his agreement with and Dangerous Drugs" toWght the inquiry. Pueblo crewmen
bitterness by recalling that Lady Bird was revived and at a meeting of the Mission and officers are still un-
hc could not have assumed reported in 90me detail!. Viejo High School Parent dergoing debriefing by Ui-
the presidency ir. the first A great many Americans, Teacher Organization. telligence and medical person-
place under much worse however, found this hard to Dr. Taub, who teaches nel.
circumstances: the murder of believe for it was so untypical pediatrics, la on the attending A apoll:esman at Balboa
Kennedy, a .D jncreasingly of Johnson. This made a ~ staff of Chlldnn'1 Hospital of Naval Hospital, where the
popular, attracUve and U.. lain amaunt cl sense. 'n.e Oran&e County. Pueblo crew ls housed. said
spirational young leader. White House bu seldom aeen. His talk will be at '1:30 men dixharged before the
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STEREO SENSATION!
The colorful sound of
Orange County Music
RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM
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FrQm Fashion Island. Newport Beach
; ~lo spite of any and all or
•· tbe answers, Johnson heada ~ back to bis Texas ranch home
;;. wita a distinct. characteristic
·: feel.lng that lf there were to
·: be any stars in his crown,
~ .to borrow from an old hymn,
..,. they would have to be put
'..:. there by future historians.
CRASHIN GEND perhaps never, such 111 un-p.m. in the Mission Viejo H1gb court of inquiry can be su
With Kennedy's tragic death1_1yp_i_cal_m_an. _______ m_n1_upu_'PIJ'< __ roo_m_. __ , ___ poe_na_ed_l_o_test11 __ Y_be_fo_r_e_ll_. ------------------------------
came the crashing end to an
era for JO many who attached
~· He does not feel he had
;· rtceived a fair shake or pro-
.: per credit from rn o s t
·: recorders or contemporary
~ history, particularly editorial
.;· w r i t e r s , cahoonists.. col·
...: umnists and commentators.
considerably higher value on .....
style, easy-going elegance and
intellectual uplift than lo the
hash-marks of bills paued,
foreign visitors entertained
treaties signed or billiom
spent.
~: Most men in public life f woold derive enormous
;.. satisfaction simply from hav-
... _ ing loiled and clawed up jag-
~ ged political and professional
:-; mountains, as Johmon dJd,
from the lowly role of a coon-
~. try school teacher in Texas ~ to the presidency and un4
: disputed world leadership that
Johnson llterally f o u n d
himself up against an im·
possible situation w h e r e i n
mi!Uons of Americans and
other millions overseas found
themselves emoUonally unable
to accept an immediate
substitute for John F. Ken.
nedy.
t;ent with it.
·_The outgoing President,
~ however, is leaving the na-
-: tion's capital in .~ ·1ypically
:_.mixed mood of··prld e,
· nostalgia and downright bit-
:. terness. For all his years in
.. public service, Lyndon Baines
. : Johnson does, not:~ppw' to
'; have developed ability to
: • ..fjlpa.rate unreasoned scorn
and riWcule from justified or
wt!Hntended criticism.
SOME REASON
There Wa.!1 some reason t9r
Johnson's sensitivitY,. While be
. invited some or bis lumps,
others were hard to fathom.
In no President's' time has
there been as much civil
rights, health and housing
legislation enacted._ as dqring
1he Johnson administration,
nOt to mention numerous inti·
poverty progr&ms, medical
care for the aged, ~
Social SecuriLy benfnts, at·
tacU on pollution of water
and air and a variety of laws
to protect the consumer.
Many liberals within his own
party refused to rate these
}tgislative accomplishments
as Johnson.ian on grounds that
be did not originate lbem ;
2 Hairstyling
; :Classes Offered ·• • · !J'wtl nine-week hairstyling courses will be offered in the
evening at Orange Coast C<il-
h:ge this spring for licensed
C4li!onUa cosmetologists.
"Hair Styling Review" will
Jl)tet Wednesdays from 7 to 10
p.m. in the cosmetology lab in tl!" upllolstery building.
"Hair Styling Sa.loo" will
,meet Tuesdays from 7 to 10
·p.m. In the cosmetology lab.
Students should bring their
license and 1 model to class
mee.Ungs.
In 19&4, Johnson won the
presideacy in bl.s own right.
He carried f4 states and rolled
up the largest popular vote
margin in history as be van-
quished h i s conservaUve
Republican cpponent, Barry
M. Goldwater of Arizona
whose home-state v c t e rs
returned him to the U.S •
Senate this year.
T h e history-mating pro-
portions of Johnson's election
victory seemed only to u·
actrbate the -1tuatloa. fer
many Kennedy worzhlWaw.
"Four more years of Tezu,"
some of them complaloed.
0 Wbat the hell am I IUJ>-
posed to do," Johnson ex-
ploded to a friend." fet myself
born all over agam, go to
Harvard and play touch foot·
ball en Cape Cod?"
ROILER COASTER
Johnson's drop in popularily
after the 1964 victory was of
r o J I er~ter , proportions.
Aeling on the best advice be
could get and would accept,
he began to pour added
military power into Vietnam
in 1965 until, in manpower
alone, it eventually went over
the half-million mart, There
were draft ·riots, race riots,
student riots. Suth cities as
Los Angeles, Detroit, Newark
and Washington saw largely
Negro residenUal and bllisnesa
areas -the slums -badly
burned and looted.
Numerous and. virtually con-
tinuing peace probes initiated
by John.$on and Secretary of
State Dean Rusk see.med to
leave Hano unmoved. Lut
March 31, saying he wanted
to avoid further divisiveness
at home and help the chances
of peace, Jobmon palled cut
-he woold not seek nor ac--
cept renomination.
GOOD REASON
History may be a long Ume
'" deciding, but the!"f ts good
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AM:ftti-. can C1191!r the spectrum of man and natore-
appeclallon of life, appreclation of a friendly smile,
apflftdallon of a >alny day, the aroma of steaming coffee,
the "ribrant color blending of flowers, the mischievous
giggle of. a small child, the breath-taking beauly of fluffy
c:louds, and even the mysterious sparkle of an evening star.
Hele are simple, '""'Jday sights that can make a day rich
and enjoyable. In the mixed pool of human nature, appreci·
lllion has be;;ome a way of life for us, and is something
th•t we believe in and pr:u:llce.
Appleciation can make a day rich, pleasant, and enjoyable.
Why not use this every day? To us, appreciation is a very
zeal force, &trang and Vital to our everyday lives. It js
pemed by a Jaw that is almost as dJrect as the laws of
ph,.ics--We draw ID ourselves the good of everything we
appn>ciate, but the evil of everything we belittle."
We bow that in banking, people represent the very core of
success or failure. a.od there h always something to a}>'
prociale in all people ••• if we look for ii! ".Appreciate, and
yoo prosper. BellUle, and you Jose". Because of this Ume·
pomi pinclple, each person's fate is in his own hands. We
~eachemployeelnhis own way, and they, in
tum, appeciate each depositor that enters our bank.
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This month nmb the Clllm!natim of lite~ cl 4fl1ltig
thls >ital fcm:e. Five years ago this month, our dottw
opened for bostnea, and It was a challeoge for us, a '111
competitive challenge, at thaL We had a:roof, :floor, 4Wlllls,
and a small safe. But, we realized then that these material
assets were not going to be enough, if we were to be IUO-
cessfuL We needed to haYe that "°"'ethlng.atra ••• the
•Art of Appm:iallan". We started by hlrlng that certain
kind of employee who had this basic quality Inherent
in hi• penq>aiity.
The people of Orange County have responded Jo our kind al
apprecladon. Jn live short years, our success Is being IUI·
ized because it Is based on this sttoog and 'rilal force, Our
asseta have grown from :zero to over 55 million dollm in
that Ume. Certainly ""' apprec1,ie this growth. Howner, .
we appreciate even more the fact that our depooltars appie-
ciale our many servJoiis and how our people have w<rted
with them. The• Art of Appoclation" really works. Let any
man try It far one ardinarJ day, and that day will be dllfer·
ent and mo<ll rewarding thin any be hu aperiencod bet°"'.
If you are not appreciated where you now do your banking,
please pay us a visi~antl ur-brand of appreciation.
We'd appt~fe ii.!
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JOINT SESSION -Finishing plans for tho joint meeting of
Women's Auxiliary to Orange County Medical As>oclatton· and
Oran ge County Lawyers' :Wives ere (left to right) the Mme<, ,
Martin E. Hansen and Monts Fler of~ a~and Mn. Keith I
Welpallt, npresentlng Lawyers' Wives, 'lb8,Jiroili> will pliler(ln ·
Saddlel>ad: Ino nut '.lbumlay f<>r a n<i!>n 1.-i. .
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Cont·inued
Traditionally, the AUJiliary to Orange County Medi-
cal Association and the Orange Coun~ Lawyen' Wl-
begin each new year wfth • joint meeting.
And, 1969 is no exception.
Spotlighting the new year while posing the provoca-
tive question, Wh•t's So Happy About tho New Year?
will be the keynoter, Carl P. Terzian, noled personage
tn the field Of po~lical science, who has been R goodwill
ambassador for the United States in many countries.
The joint· sesSion b 1<heduled for next Thursday
tn \hol Soddlebact Inn, announced Mrs. James W. Ob.rien,
coonltnator.
• F01tlvities will bee!n with an 11 a.m. sodol hour,
followed by a . luncheon and a lhowl.ng of Joan Bilek
,_ durmg lbe repast
:Mn. Jame• Slack, preeidall of the Lawyers• Wlv ..
will ;reet Jlfs. · Franlc E. KendrlcK, auxiliary president
and other l1iecll u ~ arrive.
The speaker bu been engaged by Mrr. Webb
Morningstar, Lawyera' wi. .. vice preaident.
Following .\hii ....ion, Lawyfl'I' Wiveo will continue
tbar work with and· nlaing twldl far Onngie County
legal Aid, while allllllary members wlD be planning
tbar annlJal Nnd.raliing fllhlon lhow to raise funds
for ICbolanllips •
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Shelves are fast filling with merchandise as mesn-
bers of the Golden Key Auxiliary of the Child Guid-
ance Clinic of Orange County bring their contribu·
tions to the thrift shop, now located al 223 Main SI.,
Huntineton Beach. Mrs. William Hanna, clWnnan,
accept& ccntrlbatlona from Mn. Falilan G-. and
Mrs,. Gene Shores (left to right), The shop is open
between 10 e.m. end 2 p.m. eacil Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, and Saturday openings for special
l8lel, will be posted In Ille tlJrift lllop. Additiooal
lnbmallon 111117 be ClbtalDed by ""1!1ng the lllop el
1138-7810.
A new Innovation in the thrill shop staffedlby members of Golden •Kq for the.
benefit of emotionally disturbed children In Oran&• CGunty will be a boutique
comer which will ,....,. new, ond"'u.ed bul nlmtllabed, lwme 11CC911Ddes.
Arr111glng U.. dllplq are (left to rlgbl) Mn. Bl1IDCIDd Mao._ 1114 Kn. Rldilid Teoli'a, Mn. Ttlte will llipc.tse a.. wl••"t• dliied b .i..
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!>EAR ANN LANDERS : We moved
Jnto this home aeven months qo. The
netpbors were very nice, until the ae..
cond week lo. J>ecemher, when they all
bopn to put up Jlgbls, tree dec<rations,
santes and tWlhl, angels, what have
you. This block l<>olted llke Macy's win-
dows. My wife and I have always placed
our Christmas tree In the front -and that was .U. We never felt it
wu neomaey IO fl in for a big clllplay.
On Dec. 11 • nelshbor telephoned and
asked If 1tt needed help to "put up
oor Christ.mu lights.'' I told her we
--not putting up ""' liaJllL She then said, "Oh, then Jt's true -you
folU ama't Chriltlans." I ntpUed, "I
d.idn 't MY whether w~ were Christians
or not. All J said was we are not
ANN LANDERS [i
putting up .. , liabta."
The coovena1liio dldn'l l'l &l\1 -and I finally bung up. Now nv wlie
aaya I aboold not have left a doobt
In the neighbor'• mind as to whether
or not we are Chrkd1m1 (we ro to
the Presbyterian Cbun:h). l say It 's
none of her business. Who is ri&b&.
Ann, my wife or me?
-GROSSE POINTE
DEAR G.P.: You a~. Aad a holly
wreatll lo you, Bu\, for noc allowiu1
,.... oelPbor lo pol ,.. .. tho
delemlft.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I'm a bachelor
wbo wu keeping company wtth a m.iddle-
aged widow , Mary had this cat that
1 oever cared for. Whenever J went
to call, Jasper seemed to be watching
every move 1 made. J wu always un-
comfortable around him.
Last week Jasper was sitting In the
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middle ol Ibo ilrl-•Y wben I ..,..
to call. I !!OWlded the bom but be
Just 111 there. I IOI mad beca ... be
was being stubborn IO I nn over him.
Mary came out of the bcwo at lbal
moment. When lhe aw Jqper lbe
becsme byaterical. II WU plain that
the cat wu dead, but IJbe lnlllled we
take him to the vet'• -· Wben
I relUJed 1be told me to leave and
never to come back.
I WU very food ol Mary but li she
would .trade. our rtlatlonshlp lot a cat
maybe she was too nutty to make 1
good wife. What do you 11y?
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DEAR ANC: I uy J OI IOUd lib
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mother. -I am lnvlled to apood 1or· ...,i J 'I a~ .bl ,.
tbe niglll at a idrl'• boaie, oho bu too. · •
to -tbe ...... *-11111 pbmo . number o1 tbe 11r1-1 11mi mind t1111, Do ,.. lat! m a& .-• • •
but I DO mind -obe calll tho Ill .II mgbodJ lz.tac 1a pd
mother o1 tho g1r1 anc1 .,... ..... the 1>o1 ,..1 wr11a·r.r -~ -
tblrd degree. Tbll mal:u me loot lite "Tbe X.,,. to~.''"*' i!aJi~
-a baby and I bale It. It allO loob t: ~ 15 -.. .... md 'I>
llk• lll1 mother doelD' lrull hie. , ..u.-I,.._.., ........ '.
Say oomethlni IO lll1 moCllet will cut AM Landen will)ba Pd*l' it out. you with ,_ ~ ...
-NO INFANT . to bet In <IN of Ibo llAILY PllDI'
DEAR N: Wiiii ,..·er 11_,llt IWl<I -.. a lllmpod, 1111
desree II nall7 a 11u111J lilorost ta envtiopt. •
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,_.Best DressrJ Ust _
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:: Male 'Plumage' Recognized for First Time
••• NEW YOl;Ut (AP) -A
Russian btlltltna. a Nesro ac.
treu, • acuJptor, a Hi atar
ud ' I married couple ~
amq thole wbo'Ve made Lbe
-lillo 11111 year.
'Ille vllriely ol. names i.
because fnolead of one lilt 11111
year there are three: one for
the ••fashion cluslciats," one
for the "most lmaginalive"
and ooe for men.
The llats are hued on a
poll tabo among 2 " 0 0 desi.O,ttn, socialites a 11 d
fashion penona.J.lties and are
aodiuted by publicist
Eleanor Lambert who an-
nounced the winners last Sun-
day.
The ballerina -Maya
Pliset.staya, the actress -
DiahaM Corroll, and the
sculptor -Marl!OI, all made
the list ol the "most im-
aginltive" women in fashion.
So did Gloria Vanderbilt
Cooper whose husband Wyatt
made the men'' list.
-~.Mn.Reon7
Sah:nn•n Mrs. Ah me t
Erl.ow!. Mrs. Wlllfam Rlyner
and Mn. &bin Bullet.
00 the men'1 lllt, lo addill<n
to Kiiiy and Cooper, .....
Prlni!e Philip, Queen
Ellubetb's ~; act«
George Ram!11aa; deslgnrn
Bill Blaaa and Hilbert de
Giveochy; lfl1il Cecil ~too:
Patrick, Earl of Ll\chfleld;
Bernard Lanvin; George W.
Widener; Count Rudo 1 f o
cmp; and oociallt. Baron
Alai! de Rede.
Fred Aolalr< and the Duke
of Wlnd8ar were given iJ:n.
mediat.IWulas-
Hall of Famera.. The com·
nllttee said both men were
"above competition and have
never been topped in their
lives."
Ski star Jean-Claude Killy
also made the men's llilt, pro-
ving be looks jun as good
of! the slopes as on.
Others on the most im·
aginative lisl were actress
Barbra Streisand, M a r i s a
Berenson, fashion expert Mrs .
Oil the traditional list Weft
Mrs. A I fr e d Bloomingdale,
Mrs. Charles Revson, Mrs.
Graham Mattison, M r s .
Charles Engelhard Jr., Mrs.
Gi&Mi Uzielli, Princess Ira
Furstenberg, Mrs. Harilaos
TbeodoracojJuloe:, Marquesa
Carol de Port.ago, N r s • 1"'.a..,._..;.:;,;
Vincente Minnelll, M rs .
Liberman Savitt, Mrs. Ahmed
Benhirn and the Duchess de
. .
; 'WINNING TEAM -Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Cooper
: are given top honors on the Best Dressed list. Coop. .. :.er was named the best dressed male, while bis wife
took top honors in the "imaginative" category.
May Rites Disclosed
Suring 1Family Supper
Tbe engagement of Linda
Jo EUioU to Steven Howard
Snyder was revealed by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Alumnae
To Honor
Newcomers
Newcomers will be borxnd
by tbe Orange County chapter
ol Scripps Alwnnae during a
get-acquainted co(fee 0 D
'11nirsday, Jan. 16.
Mrs. William E 11 er I~
chairman of lbe ~p, will
host the event in her Newpor-1
Beach home.
The 10 a.m. meeUng will
feature a diSCIJ9slon about ,
plans for a seminar Cl\ The
Ferment in Higher EdncaUon ..
The lectures will tab 1'lace
beginning Wednesday, Feb. 5
from 10 a.m. to noon In the
home of J\lrs. Ellen. 'Ille cost
of the sen.. will be ,10.
Speakers for the event will
lnclude Mrs. Elizabeth ci.u,
director of Spedal Edu<:a-
Uonal Prognms and Coo-
liooing Education, Mn. "'""'
jory Downing, ..... of the
focully, Mrs. Mary llecW,
dean of 15tudenla, all of Sclppo
College, and Dr. J""1 Bevan,
academic vice pnsldellt of the
College of the Pactnc:
Further lnfonnaUon can be
obtaloed by calling Miss
Cynthia Pastushio 11 '7M99f.
Officers'
Wives Host
Luncheon
C. Elliott of Anaheim during
a family buffet supper last
Sunday.
Setting for the party was
the Fountain Valley home (If
the 'bridegroom-6ed'I
brother, Fred S. Snyder. .
f.,{iss Elliott is a sraduat.e
of Marina High School and
Orange Coast College where
s.he affiliated with Epsilon
Delta, dental assisting sorori·
ty.
The future benedid, son or
Mrs. Florence Snyder oC Sea1
Beacb and the fat. Seal Beacb
Police Ollef Wendall J .
Snydu, is an aJumnus or
UCLA where be pledged
Sflmt Aljlba Epsilon. He also
~· lwo years 0 f
gradllate wort at california
Slat. College at Loog Beach.
A • MOy wedding ;., being
p!onned. .,
CHRISTINE PLOG
E"lepd
Betrothal
News Told
CadavaL
Mexican Waters Cruised
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Evans of Costa Mesa are
cruising Mexican waters aboard the SS Lurline.
Ports of call include, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta
and MazaUan.
. WedC!ings, Troths
Pilot's Deadlines
To avoid disappointment, pro.spe<"tive
brides are reminded to have their we<lding
stories with black and white glossy pholo-
graphl to the DAILY PILOT Society Depart-
ment prior to or within one week after the
wedding.
For engagement announcemenls it is
suggested that the story. also accompanied
by a black and white glossy p i c t u r e. be
submitted. early. If the betrothal announce·
ment and wedding date are six weeks or less
apart, only the wedding photo will be ac·
cepted.
To help fill requirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories, forms are avail·
-,.ble in ill of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by Social
Notes staff members al 6424321 or 494·9466. The January luncheon for
rnembers and guest.a of the
Las Alamitos Officers Wives
Club will lake place Thursday,
Jan. 16. in the Officen ctub
on Tmnina! bland. · ·•
Mrs. Rock Duilman of'---------------------"/
Newport Beach has announcod
the f:~qement of her
dllugbter, Qrlstfne Pio( lo
John Bomgardner, son of
Charles-Bomgardner of
Denver and the late Mrs.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Janet Ashcroft who will speak
on coordinating fashions. A
COCklall hour will begin
the function at 11 :30 a.m. with
luncheon being served at
12:30. Reservations may be
tnade by callinl· Mrs. T. T.
Atteberry al 887""95&.
· The Stret.cb and Sew sewing
r.lass wiU begin on Friday,
Jan. 17 at I a.m. at the NavaJ
Air Station GoH Course, Los
Alamitos. lnfannailon CID be
obllined ~Y calling Mn. John c. Kempf •t 19%-29111. , '
Me1e Seniots .
Community Recreation
Center at Orange County
Fairiroundl it the ICf:ne of
ICIJ\jty .men O>lll Mt11
~ Cltizml meet Ill 11
o.m. ..,.,, Tuesdly.
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. HB , TOPS Club
Bomgan!oer.
Miss Plog. also the daughter
of Charles B. Plog of London
is a graduate of Pacilic
Palisades High School and the
School of Business at the
Unlvenity of Coloradb.
She received the Beta Sigrn1
award as the outstanding
senior girl, was a member
of the Business School Student
Board, president ol Beta
Sigma and assistant social
chairman ror Alpl)a c h l
Omega.
Her riance, who is SErVing
with the Armed Services l)f1
Okinawa, studied in MmLlna
and at the Uciftr'Bity ol
Colorado, Scbool Ill 8usinea.
No cl.at. bu bem RI for
the wedding.
Emblem Club
Gathering for bu s I n e s s
Allen School II the meeting aeulonl and prolfams are
place for Ml!mben of Hu.B-memben of Newport Harbor
tin,too Bt.at.b TOPS Pound Emblem C1ub the 8fleOrKI
Pinchen It 7 p.m. CVel} Mon· TuMdly at I p.m. in the Elks
div· ' Loda<, Newport Beach.
Club Mixes Music, Work At Meet
The American A.isociatlon of
Retired PulOrll wW boat its
regular meeting in Harbor
Se n i o r Citizens Recreation
CenLer, Newport Beach at
12 :30 p.m. nes:t Thursday.
A program of mualc, under
the direction or Mrs. Jamt.i
E. Sawyer of Newport Beach,
will be oHered.
"trs. · Ruth ;Jolwon will
discu.s.s WORK (Wanted, Oki.er
Residents with Know-how),
which helps du1 with the pro-
blem.s of aging. The P"l""<
of WORK ii to ~p reUrees
lo find put time jobs.
nioo. ollalcllng the gather-
ing are uted to bring 11ck
Choral Group
E""'7 Mondo¥ ot 7::10 p.m.
memben of the ProlpecUve
Aliso V1Jley Chapter of Sweet-
Adellnes convene In MWlon
Viejo High Schoof. Those ln-
,,.rNt.ed ln joining may cell
Mrs. Willi.am Recht at 137· om.
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If lhe aew cleaners
explode dirl-
whal masl they do
lo yoar hanch?
Tndilional hand lotions
•re little protec tion
against modern kiltf!r
cleanen.
l°"ew Vedra with Aloe,
the desert'.a moisturiiing
plant, wu formul1ted ex·
pre11l1 to offed: the deva-
atating e&CICll of hanh
cle1ner1. lt 1ootbe1,
amootJu, helpt reato~ a
soft texture to hands.
Vedra Lotion, 1.00,
Cream. 1.50.
RUNNER.UP -Fashion designer Bill Blass took
the No. 2 spot in the men's division of the Best
Dressed list, and placing third was Great Britain's
Prince Philip. '
Engagement Revealed
At Buffet Party
Close friends learned the
_news of a .summer weddlng
when Susan Lee Rothert and
Jeffrey Alan Seybert were
booored during a buffet party
ln the Huntington Beach home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Rolhert, parenta of the bride-
to-be.
The couple will e1change
their nuptial vows at 8 p.m. fl
July ZS Jn the First Christian {'
Church, Huntington Beach.
Miss Rothert attended Hun·
tington Beach High School,
and is attending Golden West :;;
College. She is a past honored
queen of Job's Daughters,
Bethel 120.
Her fiance, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert A. Seybert o(
Huntiqton Beach, attended
Huntlnglon Beach High School
aod oow attends Calilomia SUSAN LEE ROTHERT
Slate College, Long Beach. Summer Bride
Alumnae Set Agenda
Chi Omega Alumnae of
Orange County will galher on
Thursday, Jan. 16 for their
first meeting of the year.
The &etilng for the 7:45 p.m.
event will be the Orange home
of Mr9. W. J. Blackstone.
GOP Meeting
Mesa V e r d e Republican
Women have ctw.nged their
meeting place for their in.
stallaUon or new officers
tomorrow. The event, lo begin
at 10:30 a.rn., will take place
In the home of Mr11. Cal
Sumrall, 1766 Bahama Place,
Mesa Verde.
Beil'IQ Oll(ll welgt1t cot1 Ofl/y
be f...-iny to~ wllo'W91'9
nflY'el' <1¥91 WMigtd. 1lie cj;gs.
The ~icli:ers. The jokes.
y 00 COfl, .Mop the jokes.
But YoU COfl do !OCMlbinQ
oboot Yourself.
I I you· re overweiQhr. cocne
10 Weight Wotcher$..•
Her•, 'fO'ICOn learn to
io.. weight orad li:Mp ii
off through tN Weight
Wotc:.hets IMlrftOfloiKJfly
loiiious welof'd control
DtOQra.. U..e ore no
dnigs, Of ~ No .storvo-
Newly elected president,
lo.ITT. Arthur Zasio, will con-
duct a short business meeting
and will announce the schedule
or meetings and programs for
the year.
All Chi Omegas li ving in
the Orange County area are
invited. Atrs. Blackstone at
633-9758 may be notified for
reservations.
Auxiliary
Coasl1ine Auxiliary t o
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Post 3S36 gather the first and
third Fridays at 8 p.m. Costa
Mesa 'l!I American Legion Hall
is the scene of the meetings.
llood:oh.loWelght
Watchert. l'O\l '9om to
re-educate eotiflg hob<ts.
This program WOik&.
We've ~0¥91'1 it oll O'l'llr
the WCW"ld. This lime
don·11ry it olone.
Come to the oneond
orilyWeigN Worchers.
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WM. '''° A.N , 0' ?~to ~.M . JlllUll")' t~tll
ST. ANNE'S CHURCH
340 10th Street
(off M•ln) l•n CM1t H .. y.J
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The Daily Pilot Covers Boating
Best In The West
Horoscope
Capricorn: Pleasant
Surprise Awaiting
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 15
By SYDNEY OMAJUI
•'The wlse man control& hll
desUny .•• A!trology polola !he
way."
ARIES (March 1t·April II):
Accent on long-range plana:.
Keep communicaUon t in e a
open. DlJCUJI future vacation
plans with family member.
Be aware of future trends.
Gain shown through written
word. Road, study and write.
TAURUS (April 20-May 201 '
Avoid self-deception. Face
facts u they Wst -include!
matters pertaining to budget,
expenditures. Di!CllSS flJwlcu
with mate, partner, close
as.sociate. · Don't ovens:tend
· yourself.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
Sb'ells on permanent ties, in-
clwtlng maniage. Means lbis
is no day t.o play games.
Others are apt to b e
superseMiUve. Pe.nnit one
close to you to have a:potlighL
Play waiting game .
CANCER /Juoe 21.July 221'
Attend to personal ta.ab, re-
quirements. Some may at-
tempt to involve yoo in their
problems. Be channing --but
decline. Necessary today to
attend to buic issues. Get
better understanding of job.
LEO /July 23-Aug. 221 ' Day
features fWJ through ettative
endeavors. Loved ones provide
pleasure. Evening on the town
could provide great benefit.
Your penonallly sparkles.
People comment on your wit,
showmanship.
VIRGO -(Aug. l3'Sept. 221'
Family member may be
overemoUonal Your task is
to remain calm. Think of
future -Ignore petty an-
noya.nce.s. Accent also on pro-
perty matters, domestic situa-
tion. Follow through on bunch.
LIBRA (Sep!. 23-0cl. 22):
Spotlight on sbort trip. Day
features flurry of activity.
Some messages could be
garbled. Don't offend relative
by sharp retort. Sense of
humor becomes your great
ally.
SCORPIO (Ocl. 23-Nov. 21):
Attend to financial matters.
Study deta1ll ~ wllh
buying, oelflof. 11<7 II to be
thorough. Read blllween !he
lines -jiludy line print. 1btn
you could emqe wllh proliL
SAGmARJUS (Nov. =-
Dec. 21): You CAD •ln bienda,
lnllueoce people. Lunor post-
tton acceola your porlOllallly,
You gel your way lhnlulh
cbarm, seli-apraslon. Speal<
up. Display unique lllenfl.
You're a winner.
CAPRICOR!< (Dec. ZZ.J111.
191: Be charllabfe. Reallle
some want to please but feel
restricted. Patience t o d a y
coold win over ooe who bu
been elusive. P 1 e a 1 a n t
surprise ill due. Jt'1 prepared
beblod the ..,.....,,
AQUARIUS (Joo. 20-Feb.
18): CoDBme energy. Some
art well-meaning but squander
your time. You could find out
today j11Jt who Is !>ell for
pfanoed project. Not wise lo
mis: buJJDClll with pleasure.
Be pracUcaJ.
PIBCE8 (Feb. Ill-Morch 20):
Be confident about your own
abillliea. Your career, preatige
may be on the rise. Don't
rock boat by tteglecung buic
r e Ii p on siblUUes. One in
authority sees things your
way.
IF TODAY IS Y 0 U R.
BIRTHDAY you an entertnc
an exciting period wb1cb
features travel, v a r I e l y
and-il slogle-marrfage. u
married, you could redlJcover
mate-and rekindle romance.
GENERAL TENDENCIES~
Cycle bigh fo. SAGmARWS,
CAPRICORN, AQUAl\IUS
Special word lo VIRGO : give
cartful cons.ideration to offer
involving sale or purchue of
property.
To orcler S\dMY Omerr'• = boalclel. The Mh Abclvt Attr ..nci 5G ctnl1 to Om•rr IOllll fir
"'' DAIL y PILOT, llo• :DtO, _Grfna Ct11lr1I $!111on. N""' York. N.Y. l0011,
Overeaters
Every Monday at I p.m.
members gather in Anderson
School auditorium,
Westminster, for meetings or
Ove.reaters Anooymou1.
Guests are welcome to attend.
14th
SOME OUTSTANDING VALUES IN
FAMOUS MAKE MERCHANDISE
••• TO CELEBRATE OUR 14 YEARS
IN THIS LOCATION!
LADIES SPORTSWEAR
LADIES DRESSES
LADIES LINGERIE
SAVE 1/3to3/4
GIRLS DRESSES
& SPORSTWEAR
REDUCED 1/3to1/2
BOYS WEAR TOSID14
1/3oH., 1/2 off
GOOD SELECTIONS
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' ~ HELPFUL MOM -Doris Day, above, finds ber
he\ping band is nol appreciated on the "Doris Day
Show" tonight in color it 9:30 on Channel 2. When ••
her young son bas: dif!iculty handling-his egg route, • ·
Mom's eUort.J to help him result in worse confusion.":
TELEVISIO.N VIEWS
ABC Makes
Monda y Hit
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOIJ (UPI) -The concept of a tel.,.
vision magazine-of·lhe-air got another boost Mon-
day night when ABC.TV wiped out its regular prime
time schedule and presented four colorful documen·
taries. They were not joinUy billed as a video maga·
zine, but they amounted, in sum, to precisely that,
and were a very special parlay.
Only last week, NBC-TV offered the debut of a
magazine-style series, ''First Tuesday, .. a collection
o( news teatures. Before that, it was C~TV w1th
a similar seties, "60 Minutes," and National Edu·
cafional Television with the "Public Broadcast
Laboratory." Monday night's ABC.TV collection in·
eluded another undersea adventure with Jacques
Cousteau, a study ·of child adoption, a profile of
champion skier Jean...cJ.aude Killy and an exami-
nation of urban problems, "Cosmopolis."
FOR ALL PRACTICAL purposes, it was extreme-
ly smart scheduling for ABC· TV, for the network'•
ratings are a particular washout anyway on Mon·
days. The NBC-TV competition is very rough with
"I Dream of Jeannie," "Laugh-in" and a movie.
And the CBS-TV competition is the most success·
ful ratings lineup on video: "Gunsmoke," "Here's .
Lucy," "Mayberry· R.F.D.," "Family Affair" and
Carol Burnett. ABC-TV's lineup, eliminated Mon-
day, is "The Avengers," "Peyton Place," "The
Outcasts" and "The Big Valley."
The most significant documentary or those that
replaced the regular shows Monday night \vas
"Cosmopolis," produced by John Secondari and
Helen Jean Rogers. Surveying a number of cities
here and abroad, the broadcast outlined many of
the problems we already are aware of -but, more
interestingly, also focused on numerous plans to
make urban and suburban life more fulfilling in the
future. Regional planning was strongly advocated,
and some towns that have already been carefully
created were shown.
THE FIFTH PROGRAM in the occasional series
entitled "The Undersea World of Jac(Jues Cousteau''
was seemingly, at first, merely a light tale about
the befriending of two seals by the crew of the
oceanographer's scientifica1ly-oriented ship. But as
the hour passed, the training of the seals -and the
growing trust and relationship between them and
their keepers -made for fascinating viewing.
especially their useful mutu81 friendliness in adven-
tures in the depths of the sea.
The Killy documentary was, at times. on the
border of a fan piece. But, after a while, the legiti·
mate theme of a man who has reached the top in
his own field -and is looking for new challenges
-also held the viewJ!r's interest, reasonably if not
too passionately. His sli~ht discomfort at the odd
nature of Hollywood had a ring of truth to it, and
somehow one \Vas relieved to see· him decide that
the town's opportunities were not, at this point, for
him.
"TO LOVE A CHILD," the adoption tale. con-
cerned the way a youn,g couple went about getting a
baby from an agency. This kind of story always has
its moments. and although television bas done it
better -and more fully -before, one could not
help being touched by the touple's concern. Pro-
gram, alas, was only 30 minutefi in length -too
short, by far, for the subject at hand.
Dettnis the Metaace
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Bucs Face Rustler Challenge
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Prather's Presence Key to Go lden West Hopes
HEAD RUSTLER
Dick Stricklin
I The fif'll tWO )'tltS Ot lhe Orange
Coast-Golden West basketball rivalry has
been about u one-sided aa the Arab-
larlell wars.
However. Oranae Coast basketball
coad> Bob W•tiel Is the lint to admlt
th.al toaJa;bt's Eutera Conference ,1ame
between the RuaUen Nl<I the Pirates
won't be anything like the prtvious four
games.
Tipoff for tonight's contest in Petenon
gymnasium on the OCC campw1 is I
o'clock.
In the previous Eastern Conference
conlestl between the two acboolll, Orange
Cout bas p)lted four rldicoully easy
victories with a 27-potnt average margin
Feels Good for Him -
~* McLain Compares
Namath to Self
By MILTON RICHMAN
NEW YORK (UPI)-DeMy McLain,
who's had his picture on the front page
a couple of times himseU, looked at Joe
Namath's picture on the front page and
smiled.
"I fee1 good for him," said Detroit's
super wiflner about the New York Jels'
super.duper.
"l know how he must feel. I've never
met him but from what I read I like
him. He's lhe same type of tellOw I am.
~e talks a lot .and people get the wrong
ldrea about him. It's no crime to say
what you feel. Is it?
'"He backJ up everything he says, too,
doesn't he? You have to like a guy like
that. I think what he accomplished
down in Miami was something out of
sight."
One of those listening lD the Tigers'
31-game winner at the hotel where he
was helping ballyhoo the annual Sport·
ing Goods Fair suggested that Namath
would make a bundle of money now in
tile wake of that 16-7 mother of ail
upsets over the Baltimore Colts.
"Good for him," said McLain, dis-
playing not even so much as a _cuticle
of envy. "He deserves everything he
g_ets and whatever it is I wish him twice
as much."
McLain wondered what the Jets'
dressing room was like following their
Super Bowl spectacular. , .. A madhouse," said a guy who had
been in it.
"Rougher than ours alter we won?"
McLain wanted to know .
• "Rougher than yours."
·"Nothing could top our pennant cele-
bration," he Insisted.
• "This did," the guy said.
"Our World Series dressing room was
ri>lhiog, but I still say nobodf could beat
o!lr pennant celebration," said McLain.
""How do you think Namath feels to-
day that he's had • little time lo think
it over?" somebody else in the group
inquired of the Detroit right-hander.
·"Well, I know how t felt once the orig·
ioal shock wore off. You can't find words
to describe it but" I reallzed I couldn't
have done what I did without the other 2C players.
"What I wanted to do was 6Jlress my
feeling lo them , to let my teammates
know how I felt. I'm pretty sure he
(Namath) must feel lbe same way."
The subject swung over to baseball
and naturally there was the inevitable
question~ How many games did McLain
think he'd win nert season?
"l don 't think I'm gonna win 30," he
spoke right up. "People rorget I had
everything going for me last season. We
had a great ball club and 1 think we
sti l1 have but yoo never can tell about
injuries or things like that.
"All l really care about ls winning
the pennan t again. That's the big thing.
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Look, with the kind of ball club we had
last year any one of our four starters
could've won 30. If we win the pennant
again nert season I wouldn't care if l
was 7~. 10-9 or 2()..19."
"Seven-six be okay with you, too?"
'"That's right, if we won,'' McLain re-
peated. "My goal is lo win the pennant.
If the ball club has a good year, I'll
have one, too. l'm not worried about
lhat."
McLain has been on a tough schedule
this winter, making appearances and
playing the organ, but the grind some·
how hasn't shown on him at all.
"I'm okay now but I was exhausted
last week," he admitted. "r went 31h
days wiUtout sleep during one stretch.
I left Los Angeles midnight Monday and
didn'' get lo bed again until Thursday
morning. In between I made stops in
Detroit, Sharon, Pa., Albion, N.Y., and
Chicago. I didn't mind thou~h. I was
playing the organ and I love 11."
When the conversation returned again
to football and Namath, McLain sudden-
ly remembered something he had in
common with the -Jets' quarterback.
"I've got a whlte mink coat like he
has," lauJthed the Ti~er a~.
"Namath's coat isn t white mink,"
sol'ftf<lne put in. "It's black seal."
McLain shrugged.
So who's counting anyway? 1
Miami Girl
Eves Ride •
Against Males
MIAMI. Fla. (AP) -Barbara Jo
Rubin, a 19-year-old Miami girl, qllalified
for her jockey's license Monday and
will ride in her first race against male
jockeys later fn the week.
Tile three Tropical Park stewards en-
dorsed Barbara Jo after watching her
break a horse from the starting gate.
Her contract employer, trainer Bryan
Webb, said he would put her up on
one of bis horses one d.ay this week.
Following standard procedure, she will
not actually receive a license until she
has ridden in a race.
··we were very impressed," s.aid Eb
Pons, a steward. "It looked to me like
she can ride as good as anybody. She
broke the horse very well and even
used the whip effectively, which we do
not require of male jockeys taking the
test.
''There ls no doubt in my mind that
we \Vill be able to issue her a license
as soon as sht's ridden one time ."
The stewards also checked the patrol
film as ~ Rubin brok:e Webb's Jamie
C. from tht gate between l w o
stablemates.
Janie C. is a filly which never ha s
started. Miss Rubin put her mount on
the lead and outran her male competitors
for one-half-mile.
A second girl, Irish Coppinger. also
19 ,arriving at the starting gate too late.
She sald she would be back Wednesda y
to seek the stewards' approval.
The main point of concern is whether
male riders will compete against her.
The jockeys at Churchill Downs refused
to ride against Penny Ann Early last
fall after she was granted a license.
To hurdle another problem, Tropical
oUicials said a trailer would be brought
on the grounds for Miss Rubin's use
as 1 dressing room .
of triumph.
'J1le closest Golden West has been
at the final buzzer was 25 points.
Of course ~ four wU. came during
the John Vallely era at Orange Coast .
and ~uring Golden West 's firlit two
sea.sons.
Tonight's game i-important for both
clubs. Orange Coast, after a slow start
in pr«:0nlerence play, has started to
run again and trails league-leading
Fullerton by a game and a half.
The Pirates need a victory to stay
close lo Fullerton, which is threatening
to run away from tbe other 10 Eastern
Conference teams. The Hornets are i--0.
Golden West, one of the pre-season
favorites, has faltered at the gate, drop-
ping two of its first three EC starts
and needs a victory badly tonight to
remain in contention.
One or the keys to tonight's game
STARTING LINEUPS
Golden West OraU&e Coast
6-S Ambro'Lich F JordJn M
6-5 Robin>oo F McCartin 6-2
6-8 Harding C Stickelma.ier 6-6
$-10 Martin G Turley 5-10
S-0 Miller G Flaherty 5-11
will be the cond.itlion of Colden West's
6-9 center Dave Prather. Prather has
been plagued by a lingering case of
the Hong Koog flu for two weeks and
bas seen only llmHed conference action,
missing the Rustler1' lut game with
Sanla Arul.
Prather was out of school again Mon4
day and lf he ian't ready, coach Dick
Stricklin wtll go with another 6-9 center,
Dave Harding.
"There's no way tonight's &ame ls
going lo be like the olher four," said
OCC's Wetzel. ,;It's going lo be quite
different.''
"This is by far Golden West's best
team. We've got a lot of respect for
Ambtozicb. and their four guards are
real strong. Our job will be easier ii
Prather doesn1 play, but l!Mdlng played
well for them against Santa Ana."
GUARD OF GUARDS -Great guards have come
and gone in the National Basketball Association
but Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson remains the great-
est. He 'll be in action in the NBA all-star game to-
night in Baltimore.
Las t 'A.1uate urs'
Europe's Last Chance
•'
For Davis Cup Glor y
LONDON (AP) -The last great
"amateur" tennis stars of Europe -
Manuel Santana of Spain, Tom Okker
of The Netherlands, Mark Cox or Britain
-are ready to set out on what could
be the last all-amateur Davis Cup com-
petition.
Critics believe this may be Europe's
last chance for a long while to make
a real splash 1n the world tournament.
1'he big four tennis powers -the
United States. Australia. Britain and
France -have called for an open Davis
Cup, with the contracted pros joining
in.
Since the cream of the professionals
are Australians or Americans, il could
result in those two countries dominating
the tournan1ent more heavily than ever.
They have won the trophy between
them regularly since 1937 -Australia
16 times and America IO times.
But whilr the competition remains for
amateurs o n 1 y the stronger European
teams are in with a chance.
Santana. Okker and Cox are some
or the men who could be facing the
i,;nitcd States. the defrnding champions,
in the challenge round.
Santana, Okker and Cox rnake a lot
of nioney these days. from prizes and
appearance fees in open tournamenls
But 1hey still rate as amateurs because
they play under the jurisdiction of their
national associations and are not under
contract to promoters.
If this year's matches go according
lo form. Spain. led by the wily Santana.
and The Netherlands, spearheaded by
the fleet -fooled Okker, could be facing
each other in the fin al of the European
zone section B next July.
Section A is more open. But the draw
has been kind to the British, \\•ho think
their chances are brighter than in any
year si nce 1963. when they were Euro-
peafl Zone champions .
Slick Guards
Give East
All-star Edge
BALTIMORE (UPIJ -The potent
backcourt combination of Osc ar
Robertson and Earl Monroe makes 141e
East a solid lavorite to continue its
dominance of the National Basketball
Association all-star game al t he
Baltimore Civic Center tonight.
Robertson of Cincinnati is an f'ight-timc
all-star. l"'ice voted ~fost Valuable
Player in the game. and only once
on the losing side in the classic.
Monroe of Baltimore ploying in his
first all-star game, and Robcrlson give
the East two high scoring guards the
West cannot match.
The East holds a 12-6 edge in the
series and last year romped, 144·124.
011 T V T onight
5::10, C'ho1n1e l 7
Emerson Crushes Russian The British have to play Sw itzerland
in the fir st round and then, if they
\\Jn that one. Ireland or Luxemlxlurg
1n lhe secolld.
The tousle-headed Cox a n d his team
should ma ke the sen1ifinals. They would
then have to O\'ereome probabl y West
Germany and South Africa to meet the
winners of the American zone -predic-
tably Auslralia -in the inter-zone semi-
HnaJ ...
The odds on a repeal victory rose sharply
this week when Jerry \Vesl of Los
Angeles, the Y.'est's best gua rd. was
removed from the game because of
a pulled leg muscle.
Lining up wllh ~lonroc and Robert.son
(or the East will be Bill Russell . Boston
player<0ach, at cen1.er, t1nd John
Havhcek of Boston and Jerry Lucas
of Cincinn ati at forward s. SYDNEY, Australia CAP) -Jotm Alei-
a1i:ler, 17-year~ld MWcomer on
Ua'1 loatng Davia Cup team, a<:ed lluchbol&. pro from St. Louil, 17
MOlldly and ellmlnated the
Amerkan ln • firat round m1tch of the New Soulb Wales Open tennis touma-
m!ol. n.i ..... WU M . W, .. 7.
Mere than 4,500 fans jammed the
t:landl wound the centtr court for the
daJ'il leature maldl.
Roy Emenon, Corona del Mar pro,
downed Toomu Lejus of Ruula, 6-J,
l-0, t-0; and Marty Riessen of Evanaton,
DI., stopped Barry Phillips -More of
Australia, U. 6-3 ... ,. M.
In another spectacular match, Pancho
Gonzales of Los Angeles beat John Chan-
freau of Franct, 6-2, 6-4. 6.J.
Pierre Barthe!, French pro ,lost to
Victor Crolll, Jllllan youngster. •~. 7.5,
&-1, 6-1. Barthes played the match three
hours after arriving here following a
2& hour flight from Paris.
Billie Jean King of Long Beach. and
Rosemary Casals of San Francisco both
won their malches 1n women 's singles.
Mrs. King took Norma Eastburn of
Australia, 6-1, 6--0 . and ~fiss Casal~
triumphed ovrr Kaye Dcn1ng o t
Australia, 6-2, 7-5.
Bob llcwltt of Soulh Africa -anolhf'r
;in1atc11r who rakes In !he pr11e money
-Is the man who could upset European
drc~m~.
Hewitt ha.~ 1nadc Sot1!h Afnc11 a
powerr·1I force 1n lhr Din 1., Cup ~1nre
he cmigrnled from !us nati ve AL1straha.
Elvin Hayes, the brilliant rookie whose
30-point scoring average and shot block-
ing defensive play has converted San
Diego from a celh1r dweller to a ph•yoff
con1ender, taps off against Russell for
the \\'est.
Ha yes is fl anked by lean1mate Don
l\oJi~ and Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles
at for\\'ards. and backed by guards Len
\l'ilkcns of Seattle and Jerry Sloan or
Chicago.
PIRATE LEADER
Bob Watzel
Streaking
UCR Visits
Anteaters
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of 111t Dl llJ l"lltt Sltlf
UC Riverside, a basketball team seem-
ingly at the top of its game, visits
UCl this evening in a contest the
Anteaters hope will tum into their 10th
victory .
Tipoff is 8 p.m. Campus Hall will
be renamed in honor of the late Irvine
athletic director, Dr. Wayne Crawford,
in a pre-game ceremony.
Coach Dwain· Lewis comes to Orange
County with three straight victories
under his belt. His Highlanders wer•
expected to be the strongest cpge ag·
gregation ia UCR history and the club
Is just now rounding into the kind ot
game that was expected from them.
Riverside slipped into a five-game los--
fng streak not too long ago but the
Highlanders have rebounded.
The most recent victim was LaVeme,
11 Ht7·98 loser Saturday night. Azusa·
UC Rlvenlde UCI
8-fi Barton F CuMingham 6-3
5-11 Festejo F Sanden 6-3
6-8 Rodwell C Heckman 6-8
6-l Masi G Barnes 5-10
6-1 Jensen G Sabins 6-2
Pacific fell by a 94-88 margin Friday
and UCR clobbered Westmont last Tue:s-
day, 104-7'2.
Ii was Westmont which caused Irvine
fits Saturday night. Irvine needed a
second rally to subdue the pesky War-
riors, 99-93.
In that one, Jeff Cunningham tied
his own school scoring record by popping
in 34 points. But Davis reported Monday
that Cunningham and fellow forward
Nick Sanden -both starters -are
at half-speed with head colds.
Amazingly enough, Cunningham put
on a brilliant display against Westmont
despite missing two days practice prior
to the game. Right now he's the best
basketball player performing in Orange
County.
Riverside arrives with a 6.fl center,
Carl Rodwell. An Aussie, ROOwell played
on the 1964 and '68 Australian Olympic
cage teams.
At guard is John ~1asi, a familiar
figure to county JC fans . He and Orange
Coast's John Vallely were the top scorers
in the Eastern Conference last year.
Masi. 6-1, played at Riverside City
College.
Masi is averaging 11.0 per game. The '
leading Highlander scorer is Dick Barton,
a 6-fi forward averaging 22.7 a contest.
11e had 42 against LaVerne.
A real sleeper in the UCR aUack,
however, is relief man Reg Greene.
A sophomore forward, Greene haa come
off the bench in the last three games
and sparkled.
A control coach in recent years, Lewis
has switched to a run-and-shoot attack
with his current ouUil.
Cage Polls
Status Quo
IJ PI Poll
Ttam
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J. S.11!1 C!I•• ~ D1vldS011
J. llllf'IOll
6. K~nl\>dl;y
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f. K~lllAI
111, Vlllir"IOVI
11 Tu111
17, New W•!(O
ll Noire O•me
U fTli!J Wyom l119
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loul•v!llo
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.It's Vikes, Huntingto.n
' .
In -Tonight's Feature
Orange Coast Tournament Decider
By ROGER CAIUON .................
•:mt lhlng lhat doem'I ~ from
year to year la tho idae ol erowdl
lhal e<,wqate ..-..... HunUngton
Beach and Mortna blgb llCbooll dash
Cll the baalielhall court.
II doesn't n,un to be any dlllerent
looigbl when Marina's Vlklnp move Into
the Huntington Beach coofinel for •
Su....-League duel al 7 o'clock.
Packed b as good a deacrlplioo u
any, I
One definite dllference this Ume
around b the league ncord tho Vlkes
bring with them. Tbey'n to tho un-
familiar role ol baaement-dwollm with
an · &-2 reconl while bOlll llantfngtlill
Mariaa Haatlq1eo -6-$ Ivie F Contreru 1-1
f. t Moll F Walters 84
M Baird C Miller 1-1
$-11 M<*l G "Bonwell M
f.l Mosier G Wbltfield &.O
Beach ii at the other end of the ladder
with a J.O mark, 21 league winl in
a row and an overall 1 t--1 mart for
the year.
The Oilers are the favorites but on•
must remember the lut time that handle
wu tacked on the Oilers when tbe
two cla!bed.
That came in the fOt.b annual Hun-
Ungton Beach Jnvltaticmal in December
when tho Oilers were belvy picks over
their sister acbool.
Wbal waa figured lo be just another
game en route to a lhowdown with
Comptoo In tho finals turned Into dbuter
as Marina played Is game to perfection
and dealt Huntington Besch a sluoninC
66-Dddeol.
Fountain Valley High School's Bob Walker (178)
stunned El Modena with a pin to gain the l_!_ec~ry
points to assure the championship Tu the Orange
Coast Wrestling Invitational Saturday at Orange
Coast College. Estancia wresUerBoll J!ayinonij
Jl_ll4) laJ~r tl!11led the tables on Newport Ha(bor's
Bruce Martin to hand the Barons the title.
i.ur-ym It waa basically Iii£ 1iliil
story with the Vlkea tnoctlng olf Hmt-
'tlngton twice in tomnament ac:Uon -
then falling to tbe Olien two Umes
in league combat. '
In Antiquated Gym Oilers Climb
Crowd Hardly Friendly To Eighth
Marina '1 lnltJal win over Huntfncton
this time around came chJeOJ on the
fine necuUon of boanl strength and
hll!tle wbile Huntlngloo Besch wu CUllly
of numerous turnoven in the deterion-
Lion of ita fut break offense.
The · Vlkes appear to have the edge
again on the boards with W Diet Ivie
and 6-f Kipp Baird in the !root line
while the best the Ollen can mmter
in beigbt are three J.J jumpers.
TowardAnteaterCagers ~u~~ch~~llilllmov· Coach Lute Ollon of Marina confides
that the key lo another upset of the
Oilers remaim: in hil club'• ability to
aweep the boards In an effmt to CUI
di Huntington'• running game. UCJ basketball coach Dick Davis and
bis players had no advance warning
cl what was going to happen to them
wbeo they walked into Boston College's
antique gymnasium a week ago.
The towing Anteaters correctly figured
In advance that BC fans wouldn't ex.actly
make Jt easy £or them but UCI was
totally unprepared for what actually
transpired.
First of all, when Irvine took the
floor for pre-game warmups, they were
pelted with miniature boxes of corn
flakes. Anteater food, lhe fans figured.
When the Eagles came out a moment
later, the ovation was instantaneous and
deafening. Twenty.foot red and gold
streamers shot into the air and descend-
ed upon the floor.
The yelling and screaming from the
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capacity throng of 3,300 was a unique
experience for the Californians, who
hadn't yet encountered such enthusiasm,
even on their home court.
But another surprise was yet to come.
When It came time to introduce the
visiting starting lineup, the PA announcer
called out the name of Mike Barnes,
who nearly fell on his face on his
way to mid-court when the BC students
exploded into a st.anding, roaring ovation.
For a Cull minute lhe 5-10 Barnes
stood aJone on the court, overwhe lmed
by the roof-lifling crescendo. Then, as
quickly as it started, the ovation ceasrd
In an instant 11Dd was followed by
laughter.
Each ot the Irvine starters was ac-
corded the same treatment.
"It took them five rninula to Introduce
our starters," recalls Davis, who
ctndles at the incklent now but who
was u unnerved as his players at the
Ume.
"By the time lhe tipoff came around we didn't know which end was up."
UC1'1 cheerladers might profit from
al1 thJs. C-omparalively speaking, student
entlwaium at UCI games so far has
been u dead as a doornail.
WJllS1t.E DEPT. -Atl.bougb most
ef die coacbe1 wt recently polled a1rttd
&bit Speedy CuWI~ wu Orange County's
bed baU:l!!tbaD offlclal, two others men-
lteaed prominently were Em.11 Neeme
.... Leo Pllelps.
VOSS DEPT. -Bill v.,. says the
feeling ol relld l1ll011I Chicago Wblle
Sn p~ was unanimous last summer
when manq:er FAdie Stinky wu fired .
He tells one story which preUy much
51)'1 something of the kind of rapport
staJUy bod with hi! piayeno
"ln one game Jut year Bob Prkkly
wu pitching for u1 and doing very
well. He was beating Detroit and all
or a sudden it started lo rain. ~Stanky
went right out and lifted Priddy," recalls
Voss, a Newport Beach resident
"The two had words after the game.
"Priddy asked : 'Why did you take
me out? That wa s just like Laking bread
out of my mouth.'
"Stanky told him he took him out
because it had !tarted to rain and
wouldn't give him any otller reason.
"Priddy told him: 'You know, Eddie,
before today I was the only guy on
this club who liked you. Now il 's
unanimous -nobody likes you, Eddie.''
JETS DEPT. -Ex-Mater Del and
Orange Coast College football standout
Gary Pttagner probably doesn't k now
~·hether to laugh or cry today.
Becaa&e be was Injured In a pre-season
gaml!! and sidelined for the teason, he
wasn't In the Jets' lineup Sunday.
Everytimc Magner looka at the surgery
scars on bis knee, be figures the doctor
bill was • cool $15,000.
Sudden thought -bow would yon like
to be in cbargl!! of selling 1961 season
tickets for tbe New York Giants?
SOCIAL DEPT. -Here's two not
to be invited to the same party : Ray
Thornton and Henry Burke.
Garden Grove
Still County's
No. 1 Quintet
No changes occurred in the top four
places of the top 10 prep basketball
teams of Oran ge County but a major
shakeup resulted in the lower half of
the list.
Garden Grove, on the basis of the
only undefeated record in the county, con-
tinues with 1 narrow lead over SuMy
Hills (11·1) while Huntington Beach and
Anaheim continue as the third and fourth
entries.
Marina, after two straight iosses, drop-
ped out of the elite list and was replaced
by Magnolia 's 11-6 team.
Katella, Troy, Foothill and Westetn
follow with each of the top nine teams
victorious twice since lhl!! first release
oI the top 10 clubs.
Mater Dei moved into the rankings
after dispo&ng of Saleslan.
The third and fourth ranked teams
-Huntington Beach and Anahelm -
collide Friday nighl
Place Team
1. Garden Grove 14-0
%. Sunny Hilb t 1-1
3. Huntington Beach IJ·2
4. Anaheim IJ..l
~.Magnolia 11-6
6. Katella 11-3
7, Troy lG-2
8. Foothill 9-4
9. Western 84
10. Mater Del ll·S
Otbcn: Marina I.
Votes
39 :rt
33
"ti
24
20
17
11
7
4
ed up one notch apiece in the AMA
CIF basketball . rankings in the teCflltd
edition of the poll.
The Oilers of Huntington Beach cllm~
ed to eighth after defeating Santa Ana
and Westminster in Sunset League ICtion
while Sunny Hills upped Its placement
to third with an ll·l mart.
Undefeated Compton with 13 wirll
under its belt captured all 17 first place
votes for the second straight week.
Pasadena is a distant second and Muir
trails in fourth .
Garden Grove continues on top in
the AAA division with IO first place
votes.
Place Team .. Votes
AAAA
1. Compton (17) 13--0 l7U
2. Pasadena 15-2 137
3. Sunny Hills 11·1 126
4. Muir 15-2 l<n'
5. Chaffey 14·2 88
6. Ventura lJ.l 85
7. North Torrance 13-2 84
8. Huntington Beach 12-2 58
9. Notre Dame 12-4 21
10. Covina IJ.3 11
Others: Anaheim IZ.1 14, Arcadia 91 Mominl{side 8, Pacific 7, Centennial 4,
Oxnard 3, Dominguez 2, Arroyo 2,
Crescenla Valley 2, Burbank 1, LB Poly
1, La Habra 1, Hawthorne 1.
AAA
l. Garden Grove (10) 1-MI 163
2. Claremont (7) 1$-0 158
3. Santa Maria 15-1 IM
4. Beverly Hills lJ...4 115
S. Aviation U-2 90
6. Glenn 12-4 13
7. Nogales 11-4 M
8. Cabrillo I~ 39
9. Magnolia 11-e: 37
10. North Ri verside 10-4 17
Others : Mater Dei 10, Bishop Amat
8, Serr.:a 7, Colton 6, Corona del Mar
6, Bonita 2, Ganesha 2, BI s bop
Montgomery 1, San Marcos 1, Loara
I, Foothill l.
~e took awa1 the tblags we wanted
to take away lut time and I think
oor kidJ are capable of doing it again."
Olson 11.yi.
Bellon Gets
Two Awards
For Monarchs
Don Helion ruped the lion's llhare-
of awarQ at the Mater Del High
School looll>all awardl banquet Monday
night at the Santa Ana Elka: Club with
Udes of Most Valuable Player and
Mooan:h of the Year.
lndlvldul Awardl
Best coodlUoned -Ron Diet.son
Meat courageous -Ron Mendez
MOii improved -Roa Ganlea
Most valuable -Doa Hellon
Best offensive player-Mart Dunn
Best l\efemdve player -Tom Gnecka
Headhunter -Tom Gnecta
Most lnsplraUonal -Tom Gebrll and
Spencer Fruier
Members or Red Tie Club -Mark
Dunn, Tom Grzecka, Roa Ganles, Bill
Appletoo. John Grluo, Tom Gehris, Mike
Ray, Bob Haupert, Don Hellon, Pat
Hernandez.
John Huan. Award -Spencer Fruler
MOii promlalng IOphomore back -
Mark Dowling
Most promialn( 10phomore lineman -
Ted Hatfield Most prco.ilalng freahman back -Dave
Grant
Most promising fr<lllman lineman -
Terry Martindale
Monard> ol the Year -Don Hellon
GWt; Gets Aee
Golden West College's 195g football fortunee received a shot
in the arm this week when former Marina High quarterback Mite
Tamiyasu enrolled for classes.
Tamiyasu, an all-Orange Coast area quor'terback for the Vik·
ings in 1967, played freshman football at Oregon State thls post,...
son.
Reportedly distressed st hiJ prospects In Conallia and the
weather there. the 5-10, 175-pounder decided to cast hiJ lot with the
Rustlers over Christmas vacatJon.
The arrival cA Tall!_i1asu sets the stage for a spirited two-way
•lruggle !or the sl>.rting QB ~IUon next September. Tamlyuu will
have lo beat out Steve Griff111l, a •ophomore from Paclfica High In
Garden Grove.
Griffith played behind John lngiehart last IOUOn bul lbowed
great promise In lhe nttle time he did play.
Tamlyasu i. a 110rambler wllo Is a dlD..,..... Unat runnlnf..
U Tamiyasu doesn't tum out to be Goidon Weal'• quarterback, bes
a cinch start« at running back.
Griffith is a drop back thrower wllh potentlali, the flneal
possing arm In the Southern Calllomla Conference, the new leecue
GWC ente'3 nezt oeason. '
RusUer head coach RaJ Shackleford enressed elaUon al Tam·
1Y•••'• availability and speculated that should be he<ome lbe ltartlng
QB the RU611era would probably io with a pou-run opUon attack.
GUIDES VIKINGS
Lute OlMft
Sports in Brief
OILER CHIEF
Elmer Combs
OSU's Andros Interested .
In Pittsburgh Vacan~y
·-CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) -Coach Dee
Andros ot Oregon State will fly to
Pittsburgh Tueaday to dll<uls tbe foot-
ball coacblng vacancy at tbe Univenity
ol Plllsburgh.
Andros, wbo8e team bad a 1..! record
lul ......,, said be had talked to
PIUsburgb ofllciala several Umea but
had received no concrete olfen.
Androl, however, said, ''There must
be something there or I wouktn 't be
wasting my time."
He said he had been invited to dllcuas
the opening With tho University's
chancellor.
Kings In Artlon
INGLEWOOD -The Los Angeles
Klnga, 11111 looklng for their first wto
of the new year, open a three-game
NaUonal Hockey League h om e stand
tonight at the Fonun when they meet
the New Y0<k Rangers.
500 Greet .Jet•
NEW YORK (UPI) -The New Y0<k
SUperjets arrived ho m e to a heroes'
welcome from tiUHtarved New Yorkers
who last celebrated a champion when
the New York Yankees woo t be 191SZ
World Series.
A crowd of 500 Jets' worahipers lined
tho vfafton '••"""" at Kennedy Airport Monday to greet the chartered Qlgbt
carrying members of the "Cinderella''
team that belt the BalUmore Colts,
11-7, in Sunday's super bowl claulc.
Cries of "we want Joe" were 1 o on
dlminllhecl when it was learned the flam-
boyant Joe Namath did not accompany
,.
the team home. He and 10 other J!I!:
p!ayers wenf dfredly lo .TlicboOviDai .
Fla., where they will play In the
American Foolhall League all-tlar 111119<
Saturday.
occ, Jltutlers a-~:
Orange Colli and Golden West~.
will enter mile relay teams In the lotll
anmlll Los Angeles Invitational "Cblm-
piom" Indoor track and ffdd meel Frk
· day night In the Los Angeles Spor111 "
Arena.
Orange Coast, which has won its sec-
tion of the mlJe.<elay In 11166 and 1917 '
and wu third la.st year, will go wtUi ·.
a team of Dave Stepben1, Terry Schmit%,·
Roger Kelly and Jeff Bater. ·
Golden West will be repr<aented by
the fouraome ol Jim Walla<e, Mike ,
McMaboo, Jim Hernandez and Jim
Seymour. ,
FIVE PREP TIFFS
ON TAP TONIGH'lf
Orange Coast aru prep baalielholl
continueJ tonight with 7 o'cloct games .
featuring Long Beach Jordan at Conil1a
del Mar, La Qulnla al Estancia 8'* a Sunset League test at Newport Harber
with Western (2-0). .
Newport Harbor (H) must win ll
it ia to stay ill cootentlc:n with the
league leaden.
Foothill and Laguna Beach round oul ·
night acUon al tho latter's gym In
Crestview League actJon.
Magnolia Accorded Nod
For Irvine Cage Crown
Magnolia High School will win the
Irvine League basketball race tb1a year .
with an 1-2 record.
'!bat's the predictioo ol the DAILY
PILOT but alter tho first spot bu beeo
decided the ml of tho field ii In a
maze.
A second-place tie al M with throe
teama: involved wouldn't IUl'prise.
It's rully too close to call but for
the nke of lining them up, Corona
del Mar geb tho secontt posilion on
tho bub of tho Sea Klnga' ~7 mark
againal W<lieol no1i-league competiUoo.
MIKE TAMIYASU
lackl•AtN
Corona came within 12 of Complofti ·
led Ganleo Crovo by IS al tho half
and had Loog Beach Poly Ol1 tho ropes
before falling In tho fourth perled.
llbcfpllned ball-control effcru by
Corona del Mar makes the Sea Khiga
a delinlte threat to tho talent-laden -lfnela ol Magnolia.
In the third l]JOI Is Foontafn Valley,
wblcb bu run bot and cold l1ince tho
opeoing day ol non-loque competllloo.
The Barons have won 10 Umea and
are currently oo a fOOJr'tame win alreak
after a bout with fill WU partially
""flOlllible for Une llrllgbt -..
However, tho bi( problem with tho
Barona appears to be the laclt ol .,.._
llistenl Inside llCOl1ni-OWide the -a r e tough. b u t a sudden cold streak
from out&l.de spells trouble for Fountain.
Valley.
Loan b eJ\remely hard to figure.
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Anaheim club bllf1er than fou1111, l1ut
oil their p<Heague ........,, tho Suooa
are delipated for tbe middle ol ~
pack. •
Estancia ii -with yo<*'& -dine piaym and will probably be toutliif
u tho team to but DUI year in tho
lrvlne drcull. .
-··· lboro la too much -polftlCll this --(Gr tho ZtCfO!!
to lit a --lo tho enift;' 'l1ley will maa ii ulH1neq ~. f!'{
tho -. ..... , •• -"'°" lltiPI· and playmattoc-
Oolla Mesa, dllplte b emeom. Jmi
---tho llart ol tho -Is delfpated (Gr Ille -"
Lib Ealanda. -will r:.!" ... o1 wtna, taltng l*lislit ot IA,
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'Tartuffe' Du~ at Cal State .
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St.I< FuUtrton 114ge Wed-r-"'1 u Moli<re's "Tarlllf-
fe" opens for 1 five-,q:ht
ai&-L CUria1a time is 1;30 p.m.
tn lbe Llttle Ttleater. and the
run elt.eDds through Sunday
night.
Originally written for the
J 71h century French COW'\ u
a aUrlcaJ look al nJilloUI
"HOMBRE" I """' .... "' ...
l'l'l•litt SHw Stwts 6:45 OIOlJGBW·~ ..,.
zeakltt, the play wu b1Uerlf
ottacled !or Ito lllhlgin1 ytl
humorous dla!OtllJO. Althwab
Mollere w.u 1trori1f7
pmsur.d and e-..JJy
-..telholarco--1
times, his .-.n1 ol ff1pocrlsy
rem&lnl relevant after 300
year~
0 Human nature," ob3ervtd
Jllclwd Roal, the dlrec:ICll-,
"bu certalJlly DOI changed
bflcauae we still tee what we
want to 1ee In a persoa and
don't look at lhlngs as they
really are."
11MI two.act comedy ctn.ten:
on an okl aristocrat played
by Dan Strickler of FuUer!oo,
Who iavites Tartuffe, an op-
porllmbt In religious dress, lo
ahare bis home and family
po11e11lon s. Tartttffe,
portrayed by Marshall PhiWp1
of Brea, takes the silualioo
literally and makes advances
to the ari!tocrat'11 wife, played
by Jayne ruco or Fullerloo.
Rounding oot the cast are
Linda PblWppJ, Don and Ron
Welch, Gary LeGault, Stan
Jen.90Jl, Andi Korba, Chris
Munoz. Lois Arnold, Ed Led·
ford, Doug Momary, and
Carolyn Wray.
Reservations can be made
by telephoning the CSCF
theater box office between
noon and 4 p.m. any day ez·
cept Sunday, and al.w during
performance11. Seats are pric-
ed at Sl.50.
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HOU$U fOlt SALi HOUSES l'Oa SALi HOUSES l'Olt SALi
Genlral 1000 General 1000
LAST CALL!! $16,500
Ol.Y $1t650 DOWll
16th & Tuotln-Cotta -
Ercellent location1 near acbooll, shopping
and beach OnJ.y a 1ew lett. B~y now wblle In·
tue.st .rates are only ---
RANCHO LA CUESTA at Brookhurst & Al· Janta Jn Hunllll(lon Bead! bu jua\ ooe home
W110ld. Thia 8 bedroom 2 bath homefealllres
a d1ning room, a 2 story hJSh llvinC room,
built-in eleclric range & dlllhftoher, arpeted
throughout in luxUrlous green nylon. Pull
price Onlf '25,050 & that lriclut* obake roof
& concrele driveway. AJ added Incentive to
get lhla lut home 1old we will !Jlndscape tile
front ~ftd or fence the rear yard. (You might
e""1 ua Into doing both!) Immediate pos-
session with 10% down. Temporary wee Of·
flee In the whlle 'trailer parked al Brookhurst
& At1anla. Cail 9113-1338 anyday from 10 to 6.
TH R EE BEDRiiaK. l!I
BATHs. l!ltllt-in -
....,.uc1 ..... --. -altbeol,a-wall .. Wlllcupela, .....
car ..,..., lorl" lot. Jocol.
ed 00 a quid eul·da· MC
street. Owner rnovbv tit 8llD 7% with 20% down-J'\lt% with 10% On. "° 2nd -llO polnb-29 yn on bolonce rn.ao and --..... The tinancbw .II all •t. AD lxcJut ... Agont we need b ~ down lll1"
ment -ACf NOW? p.a. palmer incorporated
33n VIA LIDO * * * * * Allenlioo Veterans
Tract Ph: s4o.sta From LA. Call MA 5-8034l!!!!!!!!EA'!'"!!!S!!!!T!"'!S!'!l!'!!D'!!E!"'C'!!"'!O"!S'!!T~A~M~E~S~A~ UNa.E SAM wlll help '°"
.., llWo -...... . --------. NEWPORT HGTS. AREA
ALL THIS AND R2
$25,500
Three -lli ... ...
SIX DEWIE
3 BEDROOM UNITS
Uke new on 1n acre mm-
pletely block wall fenced.
Sp?'lnkkn l)'llA!:m and lulb
tandtcaplng. Each unit bu
2 full bath&, FA tot Is tull,y
carpeted. Call for detail&.
$840 Mo. Income
~
PERRON -.. . .......... ,, * 642-lnl Anytime *
FOUR BEDROOMS
--$17,250
M~ lnlo tbll larp tamJl)'
home today. aoee to ~
piJW, 8Cbooll and churches.
Jut put Ob the mubt. thb:
one won't lut. $135 ~
month includes taxes and m.
llUl'alJCe. ONLY'$500 DOWN.
Walker I: Lee, 200 Westc:llfl Dr.,-.OpenEvoa.
Charming S bedroom or 2 bedroom & den.
1 % baths, fireplace, carpets & drapes, built.
ins & forced air heal 1'his well landscaped
home can be found on a huge R2 lot with a
very large fenced back yard, with rOQJD for
a boat, camper, or build a rental unit! It has
a paved alley entrance for easy access. Loca-
tion Is just about perfect, 1 Ya bl.ks to New·
port grade school, and only 2 blks to new city
park. East 17th street and Westcliff shopping
20<3 WESICl.JFF DRIVE and two other schools within walking dis-
'46-11ll Open E'vea. tance. For appointment to see, write:
Built· in kitchen l.rk:h.U.
--· rto.place and FI A beat Fully carpeted A
draped. l.Dcated OD • quiet
tree lined atrttt ia this mar-
\'elous buy at only $26,SOO.
NO DOWN -THAT'S RIGHT
- G.L -ACT NOW!!
Umpteen Ways Private Party l::==:==:==:=:::==:=:=i-...., will ....... N ... -Box P612
port Ho-3"""""""
Evenings Call 646-l<M
CUSTOM EAST SJD!
RAMBLING BEAMED CEJL..
ING. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath
sparkler with DOUBLE
FIREPLACE In LARGE
FAMILY ROOM end 11paci-
OU11 living room •PPQinted
with lovely carpeti and
drapn. Luxe RANCH
SIZED KITCHEN and all
electric bullt-lna. Fantaatk:
VETS NO DOWll
4 BR 1% balh. larp reor
yan1, <"* lo "'°PPIDc-CID .......
$21,500
Nowport
ot
FIRST SHOWING
!IOJ I' \I I.\\ 11111
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llm Baker, C.M.
"DISTRfSS DUPLEX"
2ms W. Balboa Blvd., N.B.
675-6000
SPECTACULAR!
Walk to Golden West College mm this lwrurio111, prestlgf!
borne. 4 Large bedrooms.
2~ baths; 1ormaJ dining
room plus a famiJ.y room &
a party-aize co~red patio
next to your garrlen kitchen
with all the convenient built·
lns. Immediate possession.
_ $43,000.
HARBOUR REAL TY
5042 Warner, HunL Beach
847-8595
5~% LOAH
Payments $141 mo. inc.luCes
all 4 Laige bedroms, spec-
IOU1 llv. rm., 1%. BA, large
fenced yard. Near schools
I: So. Cout Plat.a.. Immedi-
ate possessjon. Owner/Brok-
er 548-6.m.
Jf you have Unils, Land or
Lot for sale or cxchanae,
we have buyen..
Alto • builder to joint ~hn
up to 2) units on yaur
lot or built to suit.
Call Oscar eves. 646-6927
Perron Rlly 642-lnt.. 1797
Orange Ave., CM
$19,950
"""" apartment '°"' lire-Daily Pilot
place, hardwood !loon. oat· I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-jtiM~~;:;;;;;;;:~j;;°
in& .,.. 1n "" ldlchen. 1 • GOOD THINGS (j)uiet Country In pmqng far boat or trailer, 8 h
and umpteen """' •• 121.000 Newport eac
Colesworthy & Co. ~ ~1:,: '?!~·:en 1~ ~~
example, be sure A: aee In this desirable area. This 642-nn
1904 llarbor Blvd., C.M.
Open Eves.
this BIG 4 BR 3 bath pool was built by an execu-
home wt t h additional tive of Anthony Pools for his
DEN, DINING ROOM &: own ust". Heated &: filtered
BREAKFAsr ROOM + with extra d~king set on a
16:1:23' llvinlt room. AD home size: lot Brand new
the nice things. too. Only carpets and drapes. 1'wO fixer Upper Duplex
2 bdnns ea.ch unit.. Easy _ (%_ yeari old & In prim~ ~n ~ ~tbs, with ~
waJk to shopping &: schools. central location. 0 n I Y • ter dressing room having
9000 aq ft lot. R-2. $36,500 .l it'• YOURS. tremendous closets. Fire-
$25,000 Can be seen anytime. place set in mammoth living
•
COATS
&
WALLACE
REALTORS
54~141-
(0pon EYenlngo)
room with sliding glass
doors leading to pool area.
One or a kind. $34,950. OWN·
ER ANXIOUS.
20.13 WESTCLIFF DRIVE
646-ml Open Eves. "1ohn macnab EAST smE co,,,-A MESA
NEWPORT llGTS. AREA
DOVER SHORES VIEW ALL TIIlS AND R2 $'15,500
One ot the moat admlttd O\arming 3 bedroom or 2
view homes in Ilavu' Shotts. bedroom & den. 1 %, baths,
2 bedrooms, larie panelled ti.replace, carpets & drapes,
den, ope~ to ~uttful ter-built-in & forced air heat.
race. Spadou! garden-room This well land!!caped home
for large pool Plans for ex-can be found on a huge R2
RADIANT HOT WATER
heating and m&ny cuatom
features. The C 0 U RT
YARD ENTRY .00 low
maintenance, very private
yard are viewed trom beau-
tifully placed M A S S I V E
WINDOWS. W o r t b ever)'
penny o1 $33.9-
J mt completed, 4 Bed·
rooms, over 3000 lrl ft..
stand-up bar in cathoo
dral ceiling fam. nn,.
brand new &-atiJJ time
to select carpet cokn.
!'13,000.
paru:lon -only $74,950. lot with a very large fenc.
(714} 642-8235 ed back yard, with room for l.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;J
881 Dover ·Drive, Suite 101 a boat, camper, or buDd a
')1~.·sa\ 7: r~\· ']\ i ,1. ti.
546-5990
Macco Realty Co. Bldg. rental unit! It has a paved 4 Units
ON THE BEACH 1 ·-~N~'WJ>O!ii!J!j"!!ijBea~chjll•l I alley entrance :or. easy ac· Near Bay & Ocean I ' cell!. Location I! Jl.L't atwir& EASTSIDE perfect, 1% blks to N~ Excdlent investment proper-Exclusive China Cove home -
year arowld llving • besl
Harbor area, 2 BR, 2 Ba,
priced to 5ell fast at · $69,500
COSTA MESA .,..d, ochool, aod only 2 blks ty, on doublo Joi. Each otu-
to new city park. East 17th dlo apt with 2 BR, bath +
3 Bedrooms + family room. street and Westclill shop-powder room -always rent-
Newly painted, interior and ping and two other achools ed • •· · • •• · • "• • •• ••• $S2,500
ex.terior. New carpet t n g within walking disl1lnce. For Walter Haase By appt only
CORBIN-MARTIN
REALTORS
3036 E. CoHt Hwy, CdM
675-1662
throUgh-OUI. New tile in kit-appoinbnent to see write· ...,.,,.
chtn and bath. Yard needs ' · -Private Party lo~ and care. $23,950. Box P6ll
JEAN SMITH, °""' Pilot
Realtor
Do You NHd Room? 400 E. 17th Costa Mesa for a boat'!' camper! or,., ___ ...,,,, ____ ..,
dog'!' All this in Newport I ·
Beach + A lovely 3 bdnn New listing
2 bath home with family Extra sharp listing in P.fesa
d ining room &: ral1<'h atyle Verde, walking distance to
service porch. Priced /or complcle shopping. Owner
immediate sale. will sell lowly 3 & family
P t B t R I room at "no dov.•n" to vet-• • •rret •• ty 1005 We~tcltu Dr, NB 642~ erans or on F1-IA term 11.
Only $25, 750. "'l"l!'"l"""...,..~~I 4 Bedroom -$22,500 ~ 546·5!!0
Nothing to equal this~ 2 (nt1r cintm1 lhelb1) bath~. Family room. Isolat· LLEGE REALTY
ed rear living room with en-1S00Adams1t1Mrbor,CM.
chanting Jireplace overlooks ~::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::I a large brick patio with gM •
BBQ. Dream kitchen· built-3 Bedroom, 1 '12 B•.
in range & oven Ii: diahwaah-Fireplace, deluxe carpets
er. 54Q.172G hardY.'OOCI floors. Easts.Ide
TARBELL 2955 Horbor Only $22,500
TAKE OVBI HIGH
6% GI LOAM
at no COllt and no change in
interest rate. SpotleSl!I 4 BR
2 bath home. Newly decor-
ated kitchen v.·ith built-in
oVt"n & range, qua]ity w/w
carpets & expensive lined
d r a p e s. Fireplace. Near
schools & shopping, Profes-
sionally landscaped. Priced
$24,700. l lurry!
!J• 1093 Baker, C.M .
LOOKING FOR
A WORKSHOP?
Prime area makes this 3
bedroom and bath family
home an excellent vallll! -
H&rdwood floors A plaster
Coldwell, Banker & Co.
22111 .. C-'........., ----Kl t-DS1 ~
HO IF'S •••
qua.1ity 3 Bedroom, 2 bath
home, our finest selection to
start the New Year. Will
take low down -owner mov·
ing out of th estate. $31,000
-move in right now.
REDDdRf
REAL.TORS
20'25 W. Balboa Blvd., NA
675-6000
FOUR UNITS
$49,500
TOP LOCATION -VIEW OF
OCEAN • 2 bed, 1 i,s baths,
3 years old. Top un.itl •t •
SENSIBLE PRICE.
$1200 UNDER P.iARKET-
$2600 cash to present loan.
$19,750 full price. U66/mo
pays all 3 BR 1% bath Mon-
ticello Condominium. double
garage, carpet!!, dr3pe5,
bullt-ina. 2 pools, club
house. Owner/Agt. 546-5580 143 Br01dw1y 645-0111 interior -Double ~
Eves. 642-8453 646-4579 with extra 1Cttc20 \1-'0rkshop ORANGE COUNTY'S BllOADMOOR Pl"' a doubio '°°"'"" COT-LARGEST
H.-Viow Hil1' HALECREST porl wllh alley """" -293 E. 17th St, 646-4494
Corona d•I M" 3 BR l~ ...... «In ,,,,.. :6-~13 646-7171 D I $2 0 $7,000 reduction family room with fireplace, up •x 4, 95
• $148/mo includes PITl Tri-Level Model built . In kitchen, hardwood East.side C.OSta Mesa. Hard-
• 3 BR. yard, palio Executive 5 Bedroom floors, double garage. Pool-wood Doon & double car
e Newl,y painted in&lde DAVE GAMBILL sized yard wUh shade tftea. .,.,..,.,. aep&ra-'-untfl <2 Rltr. 642-9730 Eves. 54S-012l · M · ,.~._-..,,.
• K 644-0020 patio. ust see to &pPttO' bdnNI e. ch). Extra larp ENNEDY y Val i alo. Only "3,000. ld lchen area In 1 unit our ent ne Rllr, 646-392!1 E,,,.. 546<m -~~-'!"'"--~•! Wollo-McCardlo, Rltn. DA YIDSON Realty will be a11 ~u ... with "" *LAC HEN MYER 4 BR -$24, 950 1810 N.....,n Blvd., CM.
SV.-4 LOAN IVAN WELLS "lo"""r FORCED TO SELL Assume 5l/4°/o 5'3-T729 E""'· 6'+<J68' Paymtnta only $121 mo. In-vil!W" home. 4 bdrm.&, 3 ba,
cludin& all. 3 BR 2 ht.th JAm. nn. ti1e inner atrium Immaculate 3 BR home with Loan 100" NET NET NET
ho Only 119 DUI w/wet bar, 3 ""gar. 2 sparltllng beths, custom Long I ,_ me, vac, ·-· . ·-""' eou ......... rk -rrw.r L.--t tenn e.uca on thw Roy J. W.rd Co. carpeting, manicured 1.,... r" · "v • """' Rltr. l7SO Harbor lB. CM 1__ 1,_ 1 h pla yard, ,,,.alk to ehoppina 4 excellent income invutmenl cu,......., Eves "''" ..ccu 1842 Sanliogo Dr. 646-1550 & ..... r;c pa"' v.· I fitt ce, ,... __ 1 -~ ound .......,.,.,.,. · '"""""""' BBQ. Hard 10 find and only IC'hools. .......,"' ~return ..... ut -
WANTED TO BUY l or 4 W ,500. P.1ust KU immedi-Pyr1mid Exch1ngon ing futuMe poS&ibillUea. Prtce 10 UNITS ~-~·--"---"" ~ IJH.000. Income 11,-pr ucuivu"1 ,........,, uur.c .,~._. ately. CALL RAN GAULT, .....,...._., ......,
on l lots. AdJ•ce"tt to~ kian " payments under 540-1151 {open cvea) Hult-I==~======= :tT NET. front $155,000. SUS.00. Haft cash for eq\U-qt ReaJ E:i;tatc. 11 Walker & Ltt Mr. Ln!ne
Balboo Roal Eo••to Co. tyPM. con .............. ,,301·~~~~ .... ~-DUPLEX 1nco ... 1-nt Dopt.
TOD E. B&Jboa mw .. Balt,. ON THE BEACH NNr Beach A ShoppflW 545-S45l
li?Ml<o I ........................ 0 12 BR Furn homo. °'""r .no """'""" YBluo at $3U50 TERRIFIC
m=:=:z===:IBEACH BARGAIN """''"TO'''""' lnle.. Goo'90 Wllliomson 5 BR . balh -home
COlY 2 BR home near New· Modem 3 BR. 2 b& "A'' l'SI, $15,000 On. fttal!or with dellghttuJ pool Excet.
porl Heights. CUl rte Sac tnune, steps to Ocean • Cringe Co11t Property 6'73-4:t'SO Eves. 673-1564 Jeni Antigua Way loC'a.Uon.
street. I~ R-2 lot wHh $25,900 • terms. 332 Mn~u<'rl!C, CdM 67l-85.'JO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'I Hun')' for th" OM.
... m ,.,. """' Unil, 119.900. Caywood Rily. 548-1290 """"'""'""'""'""'""'"' Arnold & Freud G h R I -----.... --... MANY WONDERflJL OP· ra am ea ty OAD..Y PrLOT' DfME·A-PORTUNITIES ft••• beftll 381 E. 17th St., C.M.
Ne&t NJI. Poat Ofc. 646-2414 PLACE )'Om wanl ad wbtte LINES. YtRJ CllO 1ise than d~ in 0.ul&d Adi. Rtelton: &t&-T751i
u_,. .,.. looldnr -DAILY for Just pmn:ifll. dA.y. OlaJ Tum beck t(I ··ewmeu OS>
SOCK IT TO 'E:.,-! -eL0T dusllltd &c:-5618 642..w11 oortunltiea" NOW! 01°"1 &1Ui6TB tor RESULTS
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HOUSU l'OR SAL• HOUSIS '°R SALi HOUSES FOR SALi RENTALS ltlNTALS . RlllTALS ,,... RINTAU -T,K;i;•i;;NV:T[;Lr"':':'-, "--11mniffim~~
H Unfu ...... H1•11 Unfvl'lltslaod Aph. '•ml·...... • ·~ u-•-1-Aph. u~ GoMrol -1 lllOO !"!!!'!' IMch 1200 _...., 11.m 1400 -"' · M...,. , ..,.,_ '""'" 1-==--.....,:-1
ChonMI Roof Wolk to IM<h 2 STORY/POOL H-lolboo Island USS Nowpott Holghto 3210 Cool• Mou 1 ~100 ,,,,.. 5100 Hunll ....... -5400 Offloe ....._.
Pont'-oo Apt, N.,,., ultra ~ J -l.orp -lamlb' room. BAYJ'llOllT 5 Bit. 111 Zum loot Side Coote Mooo e nmtODUClllG e fll5 6 lllD: I a. I ~ LAGUNA llACH
1W Sale or 1-at "50 2 bolhl • °"'1 llWw ,.... q1l8!ltf ...,,. ... S5' pool with h~ 1325 or Yr1> 1500 Incl N-rt Hp. Aru u f 2' 1 pula • 11ko """ apll. No.ty decor. .... Air c.n.RIMI ...
por mo. to rellal>lo -with ""°" -lire~ !!lt.r • ........ GI 0< mA utll. -lfartlla '*' OlaroU>I s bedaoom or 2 • ' ,.... lor --A drpo. mo.. ~aftll. OH ll'ORE8'/ AVJ:NtlS •• '.. °"*' Solllbca-y, wall • -...,,...,. • ..... term~ Pr1oo i. rtaht at I =-=67>.,\==""=-==Wbl=te=: I -• a... "' ...... a Uen-... -• """" • ""-• OK. Nr. llo!ido Dol1I _.. --Ill """'""· ~ dh" ..-t. .,.11o. EZ $33P.SOO.I Jo •-·I 1. llrtl>lace. carpets a 4-1, . -ttw Tmlots Blvd. 6 14&1n. cJooo ., -ame. ~ ..
""'"' at pUliO. •• -,...,1y Duplex• Furn. 1975 boDWlll " forced a1r boot ara.... a.met• lleollWll I. s • I ™ AP1'S. """°"" •""""""' tll'l-4'1111 pr1m1 -111 lloulOw• Cooto Muo 1100 8fl·U88 E-. ~'112' -• Well ~ Imo -llEW Adult llYl!w -POOi. MO OIILDREll 2 • 3 BR ~Ba, ..... Lq,q -. Ak •'i -BIG HOME F1JRJ< 2 8', l\6 Ba, ..... ...., ---CU.tom-.. -. •MA.111Nl9UE l»k.«1> ... _ll!aY_ -.... 114.l ... _atlilllol•I BIG
BONUS ROOM
• 8edrooml, 2 ...... -
the perfect fa:nlly home,
electric built.Jns. dlahwuh-
er, fully carpeted I: draped.
All thia plus • 2bl:30 extra
room plumbed for wet bar
or bath. Nme better at
$32,!tJ<l kl ntW are&.
546-2313 646-7171
THE ~J EAL
E.STA.TERS
.-: "' SPRJNG ....,. ..-'160. MW11lf )'Old. .._,..., la juot about Slreln • 1 Bdzm • 2 Bdnm G "RDEN •-ehlldttl> olr, $111. Up. 11111 ,...i.1 ..-. TJ _. _. 'DD A. T rm;1 or 61J..7350 pttftOt. l'Ai blkl to Newport e Contempcr&17 0..tom " .-.r 1 WI• Bell Qrde, H.B. I0-3m -truc9t J'rruDlio e
... ., ~ I BR. 111 ho.,°'· -tel-RENTALS ...... ICl'oool,andonly2blb °"'In 1llh 6 -~ C.M. 2 BR°""""" -to"""° ..... A•.., -"""'ID 1
WW ~··-Modlcol cent.r and only Ho Unfvmlthod lo ..., dbl parla. Eut l?lh e Lwrurioua G .... ns OLll,.,,. s.a.i.noo -Patio, ...,,.... -A -..-W&
Blvd M 121.500. E-Z Fina"""". ---------11Joel aod Wnlcllll abop. e Bubblln& -6 Inola 111T Sonia Anl, US, C.M. pool. $135. SG-151! ,., -Ill tor -I Dolt
"'29 -" c. · R. D. 5LA TES, Rllr. General 3000 p1na w two olher ....,., • 42' Pool • ...,.., boll> aod diam ·-b 15.
Ubrary for Dad! 8'M7~-3519~=~"""~·,!!flel.~1369~ I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; wilhln -""'""'"' $180 • AoUv;ty ... mlbilllanll 2 BR. °""!;".,;. --· "'~ ---w••• 2BR TowMouae By Owner 1't1r details. write: e Sauna Bath BXRMUt>A VILLA.CE G&r..-1 ...-..__....,. W'fict rt*11P1t 1ar $10.
Plul ..-,1 ~--~ lailcl> '15,650 • 19:iJ Down $135 WORRIED? Pri-• Party • Pu-Pffll -2 ' S &. A .... 818 Palm -All atlllu. JOY --·-~~-•--w ••• e oulaldeGuBllQo <>pts, __ ._,.0~~1 ,..,fl•11o.~•~-. en for emcieney off enornt-mo. u1e1 -4 wia. , • • thtn rest ell)'. e lo P612 --....,...... oua: 1ami1y room. Exclusive ~ to eee. spedalt.e ln 1111 Opet of . X· e Encl rara&a A lknp abp'1 A IChla. Qlildren OK. upta. df'Plro encl pat». bl" DAJL1' PD.Or -·-~-I..... Rentala -SUmmer, Wla-Daily Pilot CENTER of """' • between l1JO'.... ..... Nr ohopploo. 8'7-m -AVlll!JJ ~~ n:i 't;f,~~. ':z BO::.~ -::t ~ ter, Year &roUlld. I ----~----I ~le: Ford/HarfJor 4 N~ 221C Cotlep' Aft. Apt. 7. Mgr 2 &-3 BR., 2: be.tbs. prtv. LAIIDM~
1210 1168-1431 alts • RB> CARPET • Coron• dol Mtr 3250""" Panona, CM ~ ''THE SEVILLE" patio; -=
"'Newpo<1==-'-H"'g1s."""---• Lo , BR. -. S"' • New 2 sa. .,,..,... $1«1. Deluxe Offlcft
EAST SIDE ecxtrA MESA ;;;c .. ="°;;o.;;B;.;•.;.oc;;.;h;...._1;;;7..;;05"1 ms w. --N.B. ea,... ms mo. ~ .... LARK U.dultsl.l'enced.priv.yud, Sonia An• 5620 SVl'l'ESoull.i•--~~HG~ ~ Handynwn Spec:lala 673-.H3 Ba==~ ...,.. MOTEL cp~drps,s.n'1a~"~.pd. VERY clMD 2 Br. 2 BL : =~~~tr:
125.500 Loe . .!.n~n: .. ~·~ Hwy, F"" Ron!al Service ~ WEEKLY RATES e 636-1120 e G&rden Apia. PN patio. -.U """tton. °""'""
EASTSIDE 6 UNITS OlarrnilW 3 bedroom ar 2 lSO yds from Beach. 4 Jge to home ownl!n and tenants 2301 Ntwport ltvd,, CM NEW J Br 2 Ba. Twnhae Pool. Nlc:e aru. 546--1525 (:ow)ty Bank Bide. 230 £..
2 ~R && 7~2~~.1 bedroom & den. 184 batbl, Apt. unlts. need.a paint & Balboa 3300 e 646-7445 e Bltns, C!'JI~ drps. incl aar: 11th st., Of. 642-148$
6 prages. lnoome $620 mo. ~~4 ~ ~;~= good gtbel"&l cle~IQ'. PO-' ElR. 2 BA, w/boat slip. ALL new tum, cpts. drapes. Club hie le: pool, $195. Lagun1 Buch 5705 ='!Ju~lC ~
Exttllmt live in a: rent out -. TENTIAL INC 0 M E EX-bit.in&, patio BBQ $425 mo. paint. 2 BR. Beam ceUinp. MQ..4119 aft C Sat or all p DRIVE $62,500.. Tllia weU landscaped home CEEDING $10,000 ANNUAL-n 4: 529-ll00 2l3:sis..aim Bit-ins. Pool. $155. %l72 da,y Sun. 100 CLIP merdal. Medical, Dental.
can ~ lound on a huge R2 LY. Price $89,950. 2790 Harbor Blvd. ========"I MQ!e st. 540-es; REFINED, responlible older LUXURY FURN/UNFURN AlMxmd .. c:rpa. ei.-tar Graham Realty 1ot with a very taiv tenc-MISSION REAL1Y 494-0"131 56-9491 ~ till 9 PAI Lklo Isl• 3351 lady or couple 1 Br. unfurn Ye:uty i..eu.. l • 2 Bdrma. 1'rom S'TO
NearN.B.PoslOfc.&16.2414 edbackyard,withroamfor 98.5So.Coalt,Laguna $145; 2 BR. 1 ha. duplex; --------•INtwpOrt Buch 4200 apt., pr, 145 Mesa Dr., ~-~ev._~ '"'=541=.am==OR=~,,--=
OOLL HOUSE -eolld built a boat, camper, or .build a WESTERN AWARD itove, re.fril,, w/w, fenced S BR I. den, 2 Ba. frplc, C.M. ......~.,, ~J ..._ EXECUTIVE Office •PPRIX
East.side home inunaculate rental wlit! Jt hu a paved J A • Br. Semi CUstom yard. Broker 534...meo stove, rer:rti., crpts A drps. FURN. 2: BR. apt. No Larae 1 BR du.pl(!£ trum mo QP. leut 'lOO Ml· ft. In new Bide·
condition. Pleasant dining ~ .. ''. Locaen~ ~arji:~~ Homes from $35,450.00 Now PXJ; 4 BR. 2 ba.., fncd. Yrly kue by 0 w n 8 r children or pelJI. 24001" E. $110 l Spa kJu1 $)US by Orarwe County AlrpJrt.
area. cozy fl replace, ;rfect, li,t; blks to Newport under construction. Located yd., w/w, trpl. Cbildren • i.;6"-;;1288=:="""'==::'=w=""""==OO.=,IN~~·Beacb 646-466t yard.~ eue. c REAL ESTAn Avail lmmtdlatel)1 &'7MUO
hardwood fl.oon &: forced eracte school. and ollly 2 blks on Mounta.l.D View Drive, oft pet OK. Brobr S34«l80 Huntl......,.n Belch 3400 MOBIL Home Lido n.. .. ~... 1·BR., Garage, Stove, General OFF1CE& 2. 300 + ,q. fl.
air heat. Pre~ for lm· to new city park. East 11th Tyrol Drive. "••-, . ~ .... -., Refrigerator $100 each; ~ Jnel; O:ut ~~~ ~~ $21~~; ~ it:ree:t and Westclitt £bop-A.';;!!Ai~~E:TS Cotta Mesa SlOO FREE RENTAL BOOK ~ts ca,:na~. ~· :uo Avocado Apt. ·B M4-86l2 Rentals Wanttd 5990 Hwy. Corona del Y: ar
J-ieritage Real F.state. ping and two other ICOOols 3 BEDROOM, family room, Drop ·1n "-Browse ' pe • QUIET. Relined College lkt ;.;613-4830.;,,:,_,,,=.,,...._,,,,...,,....,,..1
within w&lldng disfuce. Fot ~~-'°""'"'Worma'-"""-''-tlon""'~ fireplace, built in kitchen, 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath. Double 3 BDRM. % blk. to beach; Newport leach 5200 w/assured lncome I: pet 1 COMMERC. -300 Sq. CL
LUXURY Living in Prestige appoinbnent to eee, write; ' BDRM, 3 bath. Top ot new w/w carpet mmplete, Garage. Sepa.ri.lion torce1 126 40th St.-$190: unf. $165 • deatrel permanent borne ~ 1 INDUST. -ll> .q. A.
atta. 3 BR. den, blt·ins, Private Party World. Ocean & mountain 1% baths, patio, detached rental of this l'O!POUI home. 615-3249 UNFURNISHED Apt. -apt, fum • u~ Approx • ~2130 • '
1500 sq. tt. brlck patio, fire. Box P6l2 view. $37,500. 540-7366 21 x 21 rumpus room, tenoed $185.00 per InOllth. Po6alble Newport Hgta. Lux u r Y' $150. Avail Feb. ht or later. 2 SMALLER prlv otc'a l'um·
place. Immaculate! Assum.e Da11J' Pilot ard divided OpUon. tffwport ShoNI 4220 v I e w, du. p I e x a pt. , Lacuna Bcb ct CdM area, with '* of Recieptlon Room.
VA loan. $21,500. Owner fz==="===== ---------=~~.Nope~ w lk & L I BR. ~-•"· ho 2 :::::_ apllt-levt!I, 2 bed, !rpl,, xlnt references. ~16aii. Hazel Fortin. 6G.$X)O .....,.._ 912 P<..,. Pl in Horbor Highlands 1235 Condominium 1950 8 er ee ~ me. -tlUdc carpi>' dnpea 1 ;,o:=;~.:;=;;==I Rancho Mesa. 642-9555 beach. $100 per mo. Adulta praae. Availii.ble Jan. ~ PLANT Mavine to Qrance 1 • B:.Y~O~WN=ER~-. ~E-al~.-.~,~Br. 4 BR., family rm. 2% ha. 4 BR. 2 Ba Condominium LEASE/OPTION 4 BR 2 7682 Edlna@r only. 548-7644 $275. can after s p.m. Co. Middle-aged c 0 up I e lndustrlal P-:op. 60IO
2 Ba. Natu.ral wood bltn Enclosed Lanai. .l patio. on Fairview, C.M. $2'1,000. baths. $200 mo-n1ce reaideD-842..f455 Open Eves. 540-5140 548-2394 wil!ih to rent 1 BR b::iu@e. WA1'1'f'T'D ·to buy, 1 acre
ki._ ..... uWlty po•ch; "-t'd, .. __.., bltns. Mlllt w I $2400. down. 121 Mor-tla1 are~ Immediate . C •·• .. _ 4250 Excellent referenctL Up to '{U••... ..,
u.;u<:.1• ..... P .......... ,.. 4 BR 3 00.lh executive home, orona --.~r UPPEIJ. Duplex, 2 Br. $160, $100 month. Call Col)-~ JndSo.um!ally<lftnaem ... ~ -P10fl!!?O; _.., ..._ Close to __ .. ,_ &ell, leav'a: area. $48.$0. .ristown Lane. 540-m16 eves. possession. CALL M R • " ,_ .. t~ _, 1 1 ,_ d 1 ~· ~ _
-·.-... .,... ~ 1501 Anita UI, NB Owner. le week-end1. 543--7322 daya. BLACK 5'fG.ll51 (open carpe • ...... pes a~ ...,.... $85 FURN. bl.ch. apt : yr. ease; .... wer up ex {213) 288-835' . Cal
.l ahp'g. $25.500. 543-Q244 &t6--3"l04 eves) Heritq:e Real F.state $330 per mo. Village Real privacy Btalneu man·"'aee l Br. Sl85. 1 yt. leue. WANTED Inv t FUllftton. .
ASSUME 511( % VA loan; 'Duplexes for Salt 197~ 3 BR home, cloee to abopplnc Eat&te 962-4471 ar 546-8103 to apPreelate. Utll. ' pd. Adult.I; no IM!tB: See by 3 BR. 3ooe::._ v ... ~ llntll_Jlfl_
EuWae l BR., 1% Ba.; NEWPORT DupleI f A.I ~-IChools. Elem-tJil'u Jr f. BR. like new,..-.Douglu STh-4859 ---~~ ofllr.~...Aml-~ --pi'a&'e faclli~ lndustrflL -=-Full price. Owner Un1venlty Park 1237 200' to ~ Or wll°f ~ Coll I: parochial, corner lot, .l 1hops, 16392 Lakemont 2 BDRM duplex near beach. $300 + monthly. &'JS.-0296
2% Ba. equ1 fat eood 1 _ .... ,.. oH at. park. boat or trailer. Lane. Avail now ~mo. $165. per month. After 5 ON BAY near Lido. 1 Br., YNG loo'"'""" ffX' '-IRVINE lndllltdal t.•
MUST SEI;L, lounac 3 BR. BY OWNER. a Br, tJ --a Leue, -d. .,. .. ~ alt 6 lease. Agt. 642-Im * 6'f5.3l53 * · patio apL (or fuml. Newly man wW•uia __ .. ~ 12.000 or 16,000 Ill• ft. call:
fam room, bu everything! residential lot. P. 0. Box --.._ ........._ '-========::.!decor n-t """"' avail. aep rm or ~ K. W Small wilh l% BA borne, ful11 crptd, Prlcedtoaell! 833--0104 1~ Hunttnpm Beach. 1~ · ~ hare NB CM •
all the xtru, adj. to golf (714) MS.ems. OWner r:;AC. 5 BR 2 bath. Duplexes Un*'!!"· 3975 Balboa l1lancl 4355 '185 util tncl. 673-WiO ~rim. llft g~ pm. area. lckhoff & Assoc.. Inc.
course. $24,SOO. M6-MQ3 GO=LD.,,.-."'M'"odalllon""'°,--"'Du'"""p'"1.,.-."°'3 I blt-ina, cpbl/drpl, patio, 2 BR, W/W crpt. drpt, l BR. 2 Ba. Frplc, w/w EMPLOYm lady wut1 1 l8lS :t~ AW.
NEW 2-aty. 3 BR. 2 Ba. I .c;;o;;ro;;;n;;•;d;;•~l;M~•;;r~;l;2;;50;j br • 2 Br unita. 1107 W. Conv. loc. $210/mo I.ease. prage, hlt·inl. adulta. nn l·BR. apt., extra tge. llv. Cl'Pll. drps. bltna, incl pr. BR Unfum Apt IJel.cb.,. ~..,E;:,~ 53&S7J.
Cptg. & drapes; $26,950; 1 • Balboa. Blvd, N.B. Call No pets. Sf.&.-0560 peta, 389 E. 20th SL C.M. ~ wuterfnlnt. Gran d ~ mo yrly. 646-0038 to $UO. Gar tr carport mc..1 ~!!1!~'""""!''""11'!''"!!!'"1
$3,000Down.Owner64l-9167 BEST BUY Walter B~ss & Assoc. 2 BR. Priv. garase, RENTALS boatdocJc:~vall~~~-E•dlluff 5242 6C2-3R ll(l/5 3(0JSQttwarebJwie4orHioe
CORONA DEL MAR ----·------I wa.sher/dryu. Refer. re-Apta. Fuml1htcl $175 Mo., incl. utll. Adults FAMILY detlru .f·Br bomt. ~~ tt paved• lenl»d
,M_;.;.•;.;•.:o•..;0c.•;.;.1..c.M..;•;:;r __ 1;.;.1.;.;05; 1 ~':'i'o1~::' ~u:~t:: RENTALS ,::;'~.;.Dr. $130. 543-""1 Clen•rol 4000 only. no .... ..,....,., Prestige location :. ~""';,r :;:.i;.., ·~ lid. mt! = ~
FIXER·UPPER. GI low price $28,150. HURRY ON Hou ... Fumlshtd BACH. apt, 1 adult only, $250 Mo Call 546-MIO' 54()..'T&ll) down. $26,CXX> value, 5 BR, THIS! 4 BDRM, 1'4 ha. crpts, drpe, RENT waterfront, Grand Canal Fot leaae, dehm 1888 l!f. ft. ~~·~·~~~~....,.-l i;;;.::;.u;n;:;::;:;:-:::;;;;
cmverted gar, needs pa.mt, VOGEL COMPANY General 2000 blt·lnll. $225 mo on lrt.se. 3 Rooms Fumltu,.. little Bal. lliand, boat dock; 4 BR., 2% ba. Apt. Frplc., 1 BR. Apt tum or untam NPT •• SOL ~,,..:::
carpet. $2.),950. 0 w n er 2667 E. 0>ut Hwy., CdM "---'--'""'-----'=.;; 54&6113 $25 Mo-AL avail. 'March lat. S16S Mo., drape&, carpets. wet bu, on beach tn CdM. desired ~ ~ 0wnr m 94:11311 54&4607 61.J.20'J) anytime $195; 3 BR. w/w. Garage. mn incl. util. See now! 613-o:m prlv. balconies: dbl. prap by ling}e Dr. Call "4-2925 .....,.. • • ..,_"!!!'!"!!!!!!!!!--•I Sundeck. Pleue call: Newport Beach 3200 Ftn.t. OPnON TO BUY olf ldtch .. 01ahwuher, dbl. btwn 5 ~ 6 pm. ,200 Mei• Vtrdt lllO BY OWNEk Broker 5U6980 <Retrtceraan AvallltM> Huntington 8e1ch 4400 oven, pooL Convenient to e LANDLORDS e ~l;.;,•._ _____ 1 3 BR home, crpta, dpra. · No depoelt o.Lc. lhop'l ·1 achoola I: recrea.. FREE RENTAL SERVICE Z5 MJN fl'oDl San t.oW1
3 BR $26,900 FHA 111>1e. blt-1na, 1t-2 ..... "'"' Ron1111 to Shore 2005 Newport Beach H.F.R.c. UTILITIES PAID -· Broker 5SU98S oh•-DI oc. """' ..,.
· ,.,_ CdM 1oc. can 67>%!19 Fuma'tu-•·nto'-B{ch. Ai>l Hid. pool ONLY $325 MONTH -'"'"'.:-, -··" ·-Fantastic terms on uwt Mesa WORKING Woman or ~ • • IW • _ "-·•ua D u " GO AY ~ •~
ven1e ...,,,, ' ,. Bednna • ~-==·==·===::=:=::= lo ...... home wilh ~ Renlals 517 w. 19th, = 548-3<81 -~~·-""" , -135 AMI s w Room1 tor .... , 5995 •"-in ....... -2 baths • family room + 2 -who worial evenlne hours. 1568 w. lncln, Anhm Tl•2800 • 5.16-3!4 • N1wport Btlch ai.,,.,. In 1eUOD-$300. pa
flttplaoes. Owno. baa bought ;L;ldo;;l~al;•~~~;1;;3;;5;1 I ~ lh ••• -WINTER RENTALS $11XI', l·Bdnn. y-~ I-BR. rondo., beaut !um. Mgr. Apt, 9 COLLEGE Or -""' .,,. X!nt tmn., will dlvldo. another--E'l tenna • rnA· ........ mon _...._.,.. ~ Nr. Atlanta A: Bea.ch Blvd. live on Bal la. Kit 1n Broker, 6f4..290'7
VA. f>;,900. • BAYFRONT WILL ,..,. my 2 Br, 2 NOW AVAILABLE We'!':~ Cplo. ooty, $160. COl'ONI dol Mor 5250 >ee/nn incl, 160 mo. up ,.,..
• •nna• adng$1151XX>DUPLEXwl.th BA apt w/worldng girl or IBR-$125. =========IOOl-6984 or 962-6683 615-3613 Rtsert Proptrty w;-•.., ~SPRING 3 BR. 2 .,;.tho up. 2 BR 6 l •tud•nt. N. 8. ""''· 64>-Sm : :: : l~ii.-$11'. Coote Mao 4100 LARGE lllcbelor, uW turn. RM. w/lcil (ldv. Neu OCC. FOR REl<1' Fum Mamolllh
..--._ 'Dt:' AT "1V BA down, 2 Frplcs. ~ MO'rnER w/mnall child will OcNn frmt 3 BR., 2 bath---------•I Single older adult only, $90. ~._ • Yllll: man, no ~. Mount a In O:Jndamhthnn
.......................... ..,..:~. ~ patio ..ilh room lo -"""" apt w/wne. Pool. 1225. 6 1215. $25 Wk. Up Walk lo abp'r. Bd-%ll9 ~ " 51$-IS<8 or OJ5.'150 _,_ e. 5'11-"30
WW .... ,_ Welker Realty Costa M-. 64&-WJI< e SludU> & Bach apta. QUIET & BEAUTIFUL •"• .-.;:;R Reol Fum. llam-
2629 Harbor Blvd., CM. 3336 Via Udo 6'15-S200 MAN To &hare Newport • RfD CARPET • • 1ncl Utill "Pbone lft'\I'. Adults only. 2 BR, p 001 ON TEN ACRES Income Property 6000 molh Mtn. Condo. --.I a
3 BR.
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Fam! "'l::l::l:il::l:i Beach home with pool e Ma1d Serv1ce TV vai1. 11676 Cam ron 847-2125 ....-BY OWNER: " ii M2-1313 After 5 PM (30 office• to serve you) • * e . 1 A 2 BIL Furn A: Untu:rn HOME A INCOME by OWN-sauna, aleepa & M0-2'l30
OUly .• 2 b!B~ ~ta.;,.,.. drpl. "''"" ~ 2 Largt LIDO LOTS WANT 2 ......,.,".,.liberal mind· 2025 W. Balboa Blvd .. N.B. :1~e;~ .lm~ MS-9755 2 BR. 1..arp upstalrL All Frplcs I PrJ I Patiot I El 1Q.2 BO. 1~ hL apts. I: 210 ' ---~ BUILDER'S PRICES ,--~ 675<000 --~· • uoW incl-. 8180 mo. 2ID6 P-T""'1a • a.mrt'I Bk· 4/B<l. J ba. ..._ 3 y,_ Mount. A 0-rt 6
a.ft&wkd.Ysorwl<Ms. OPPORTUNITY NOW I ed bacbe1on to share nictlo;z::m••••••ILARGE bacbelor, nicety Florida.5J6..3621 fat. 9 bole f'att/Gl'fflL ,t11d. Pool. 1'llD Santa Ana.
1115
LOVELY 3 Br. h:nne In
desireable area: !am. rm.,
2 be.., W/W cpl; tree lhad-
ed ya.rd. Nr. acboola & shop-
pina'. $24,950. By owner
54G-<582
Ntwport Stach 1200
NEAR BEACH-with partial
Ocean View, 2-two Bdrm.
homes &: Guest Apt. Dbl gar-
age, well -built concrete
block coruitr, $34,500.
e~ did&
l!ALTY
Near NB Post Ofc. 646-2414
BY OWNER: price reduced
from $42,500 to $31,500. 3
BR. 2 Ba. lluge liv. &
ram. nna.; very Jie. lot;
can 1tore boat or house
trlr. Car. ot 15th St. A
Kings PL Call: M5-5U4
3 BR. 2 Ba. Up.flaln sun.
deck. Ltv, dirl nn. patio,
~ bl.It bch A: be.)t, bltn kit.
Onr lot, 15th • Bal.
Pt!rpetuallY rented rear apt.
By owner. Must lllilll Prine
only. 613-8718
BEAUTIFUL Ii: C u.1 Io m
built. Large 2 BR. 6 Fam
rm, 2% ba I: room for
addltion w/ kMly view.
2518 Via M.ma. • Owner.
642-3319
ELEGANT, wtll bit • only
$22.900. FHA or VA. Zoned
R2. Lerge livlna: r m • ,
flrrpl., cpts, drp&, elec.
kitch. 2 BR.. den. Owner. ........ ,
I SACRIFICE I
Low:ly S BR. Home tn WfSt·
clllt ..... C...Ota. -bltns. ~rw. dbl pr.
qe. Nr Cla a ahop'I• Xlllt
c:ond.
By Owner. 54M211
GREAT BUY
........ Bdrm. 2\1 Ba. ...
pool. SSl.lOO. ....srn
BLUFTS C'ondo • 2 BR. 1
BA. split level, fJftplA(.'e,
view. By owner. 644--0801.
* BAY VIEW Tee lot 85'
Jf 195' w/ pl..-. '1001.
Owner MS-7249, MS-a11
call for information S Br hmnt, N.B. ~ 11 fumiAbed. Available Jan. U. 900 See Lane, OW 6M-2611 CM ~1393 B!!Atrnnl'l. HJab Detert;
6f2.S200 15 YR. old v.uJrine girl B/B Employed adult prelem!d. Laguna Beach 4705 (M'ac.4rthlir nr. Coed: HW)') ======== 5 Ac. w/unall lblDco boua
Petl: Barrttt Realty = :,ma~or yrty TOWNHOUSE to~E Qu'-2 Er MODERN VJew apt. north I BR .. ~ Ba. _, ta Butlftltl p,._rty 6050 :t ~ Xlntwai:-~
2 Bdrm, 2 Bath ~•oiu • ,..,.; · end, 2 1tory, 2 BR. 1"' ' .,.., ' ... ,..., cp ' M-1 HEAltT of Garden Palrm. $1500 Furn. ·133-2'1M Most Unusual on Lido 1 NICE girl deRrea same to 2 Car Carports elec. bltnl, petio. Adults on-Ba. 2 mndeckl, pr 1 blk drpl., prqe, bltna. $300 G bua1nNL 4 0 24 0 eves. or weekend&.
Home. Guest House .l Pool. lhw'e Costa Mesa Apt. $60. $200/Month l.y. 361-8 Ogle, &Gia lboppine-beach. verY p1ulb. Month. Call: stl)-1234 Ext $7";;. 56-l9'2 eves. x •
2 separate tots. a 45• and 642-3EIH. an 4. Pooh· Adulta Only! A'ITR. 3 BR. apt., 2: ba., $260 mo. '94-8982 421 BUSINIU.and
30' PLUS 2 plen/lllps FEMALE roommate, $63.50 Bay Ir leach w/w carp., drpll, attr. yd. RENTALS SHARP New 3 BR. 2 bath, Butln• Rtntal 6060 FINANCIAL
$250,IDJ per month; Baltna. Isl.and Rtalty, Inc. 548-3481; 541).0]54; &M-'922 A U fu I heel fireplace I: deck. Available
R. c. GREER. Realty Apt. 6'J3...8400 901 Dover Driw Suite 221 2 BR furnis.bed, l'ltU ·~ pta.. n m I now. Don v. Franklin. Rlty. MESA vm. Medical A
3415 Via Lido 673-9.n WANTED, 3rd girl to ah.are ~20'.XI Eves. 548-«166 plna ce.nter. S135. MU499. G.ntr1I 5000 673-2222 Proteulonal Bu11dlng up to
I _. •· h l400 apt. vie. Harbor H.S.; stu-'!''!!!!"'!!"'!!!""'!'!"""!"'!!'~I 313 17th Pl. C.M. z BR. (or turn.) FlftplaCI!. 4,000 lq. ft now available,
Hunt n •• on U98C dent pret S50 mo. 64.5-1544 4 BR, 2 Ba, Newpt Hgt.I. $80 INCL. Util. Small twi, VEN DOME N••'•"s pm.all. $155 mo. 6'l5-3153 WW remodel all o~ part
MotMr-ln·l•w Probltm? m San Bernardloo St, $250. apt. 1..m..tl. Near 15th A ~:1~ ie;: ~~=
Solve it with this 3 BR Span-Costa Mita 2100 Mo. 673-1398 or bua ph. Newport &Q..4583 h 5400 ~-~ M ... -i&h Hacienda + aeparate at---------531...ml Mr. YOWll' IMMAClr ATE APTSI Huntington IMc u.-i~, .....,... ea ~ 3 BEDROOMS, like new con-I _1 1 BDRM prqe ApL Clean lMMED. OCCUPAN""" CORONA del Mu Beauty tached I BR apt. LwmrY 3 dltion. O>mplele.ly furnigh. 3 BR. . Ba., ... .,_., cplJI, Ii: Attractive. $100/mo. 2220 ""4 Sho In ..,,_, loca ·
BR 2 bath, 2 Span,,. fire. ""-Adults only or --·~ dn.,., 1\1 blka. In beach. °"""" ~ ADULT• FAMILY EXCLUSIVE P _, oo..
Pia--11:' ....... lah quarry tile, .. ....,....,. Yearly pXI Mo. 613-8088 ' SECTIONS AVAILABLE Fomv!r beauty lbop moved
be.;;,;, "';1i..,.. walk·U> """clilld. Swimming pool, . NICELY """"""" 2 BR. CIOH to Shoppl"I Pork ON-THE•BEACH to "-••"'""·
P • n t r y, electric built • In rettealion center at no ex· N_.wport Shoru 3220 Quiet Adults. 168 Scott :Pt. • Spa:dowl 3 Br'a, ; Ba 2 l J: Bed rn Apt&. Rnonable re n t, Call
range • self cleaning men, ~~· $235 mo. A&ent CM. 646-2323. • 2 BR. widen ~ ofe. roo pleue the Hutchens. 71(: 838-6Sll
dlshwuher, lp&cioul muter I========= SPACIOUS 4 BR, 3 BA, bit. • NASSAU PALMS • e Swim Pool. Put/creea 1:;>' :::.tin&. !fO'I' SMALL reuonabbr. priced
suite with upgraded C&flo Balboa 2300 lnl, crpta, dr_pt, nr bch • 1 • 2 BR. • Pool e Frp1, lodivllock)r fac'll vallabk 1 Store Bu11dlno In buly
peta 1: pad. drapes. OOYered I--------pool1. $715. See now . 177 E. 22nd St. 6U-3M5 1845 An•htlm Ave. • • , c.orona del Mu location.
palio, 3 cat ....... Mother-• BR. ' BA. w/boat allp. ..,_ BEAUT ..... 2 .... 1\1 ha. COSTA MESA 612-2il:M 1he Hunlingt~n Call HulchelW, 71'' S3M5ll
in-law apt. bu spadoua llv-blt-U.. patio. BBQ, $5.15 mo. DAILY PILOT WANT ADS ltudlo, pool. adu!IL $185 • CX>SrA Mna, D> E. 17th.
Cindy Supply Routo
(Part ar Full 'nme)
Excellent· tncmne tor 6nr
brL -""""' (d&ya er __ ,_aod_
Ing """"' -coin -ated dilpemer1 tn On..-
County a.rd~
area. No .ellil8. (H&ndlM
name brand cm:11 and
maclm). $1650 cub requlnd.
For pe:1"10n&J. interYSn' hi
a..,.. °"""" Slnd .--.
-aodpbo .. -,.,
''ROUTE DEPARTMENT"
P.0.-39411
Anaheim.Calli. 9li)lll
derella kltc~n with built-~-Channel RMf ""'· 100' J'robtq-e. Owner GIFT & Home Decor ahop. ""'..,.m wilh -""·cm-m ,S29-&llll ru,37Hl91 Bll!NG RESULTS• 2310 s.nta.... """"" FOR SA!.E oR LEASE Pacific ~ i.o..,"""""' ...... alley ...
iM, quiet muter bedroom. Gtntral 3000Gentra1 30000.ntrat 3000 Penthouse ADt. 615-6034 must .U. Stt • Mab aartt
private be.th. Rl!nted now $550 per mo to relia'ble par-SHOPS • 548-1914 • for $125 per molrth. S54JOO ru Oolan Aft., HJ
down -""'·-...... Crill~ Bl-w.1._ D-c ~Q.• tlet only.°"'' Slllshluy <nil !llt,1'87 Nr.Newportl'lor THEQUICKERtOUCAu. ~~ ~"U ~).. '4:f P<r V Realtor. m«n1 Rltr. mol30 mE QUICK!:ft. YOU au.
If JllJl_1®Dutf!ld sublr:.., ~:: ... R._. :::::.· • .,,,.,, '\.!21ti'T!!!'Tmlt" Solo•• Simple Scrambled Word Pu:sle for•'Chuckle •• ;::::..., .:;::,,,..
liRIDES DELIGHT 0 '--loiton of tho . ..........................
Gorpoul I Bedroom home Sow to forwi four alrnpf. 'MOf'dL
with ..... ..... """""' •~.-..... ~~~ IL!ORED I· ... -,.:;,;-~N ;;.; : .: I I I I' I
$19,IXk>. GI no cub down. · •
S160 pl!I' month lnd:udet an. I I W11YR.entT • NAYER
Walker & Lee _ I ! I' I
1682 Edlrver
M2M55 Open Ewl. 541).5140
$795 Dtwn/llO 2nd
Vff"/ desirable area. Vacanl
LArae 4 htdroorna.
HAFFDAL REAL TY
"Homes to Matdl Inoxnt"
8140 Wtrner, FV IG.....:15
Hllllfington Hilh
Ta.kt Oft!' ~ '% loan. Ha.rd·
wond floors. larre 3 BR,
l$Xl3 tam. !Tft, new paint in
l out. Sell OJ or ntA.
BRASHEAR REAL TY
847-8531 Evtl. DGS-1118
IT U LI G I Said Iha nur• to the ox·
I I• I pe<tont 1otheh "Juo• """---;:;-~-~·==~you ..... boon kopt WQfflng r: doesn't ntcessofUy mean that llOINIG lthebdbywmMo-· 1-'io
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1 I I I' I I "~u:;!z~= e "\'lks';;;~w. LmtlS N r r I~ I' I' r I
& ~":~~ lEITTRS l(} I I I A ·I I I I I
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SCRAM·Lm ANSW!RS IN CLASSIFICATION 9000
Costa Mela SIOO
2 Blt unfum, l"t!frtprat.or,
blt-tn 1tow, mSeenrated,
.... c:rpto, -$1lO. IQ Wllal SL c.,.-. 5t5-(l'J8)
eN .. l7 Deo:n.f2rde tee. 2 B.R. w/prqe $11$
217&-A Plaoentla 6J6..C120
2 BR. NewiY Rodtc. ll<w
Cl"Pt.. drpt. ma W5 mo. -LIKE llEW S 8'., ..., cpto..
-blt·lm,-llO
peta; adults S125. 5tM1'I
3 BR., 111 ha. QdlChn ___ ..,....
11112 w. o.nter, .... 1
3 BR. 2 s... 111>1.. ci...t
....... Adulll. $llO ~
321·8 Cobnllo -
2 BR. irlO: s-. "-' A crpta. 1A E. Jiu, .&pt
A.-7m2 -
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WMddra Want? Whaddya o.tT
SPECIAi. CLASSIFICATION FOR
NA TUllAL BORN SWAPPERS
Spodal Rm
5 Ll--5 tl--5 bucb
•ut.Q -N) MUST INClUOE .......... .,.. .... • ..... )-WMt .,.. ..... ""'-
--YOUll ,,_. ...,_ ..... ._. .... If e.f¥Wftl-
J....ftO'TH/NO J<Oll SAU: -TllMl!I OHi.Yi PHONE 642"671 -
To Pl-Yow Trlclor'1 ParadlM Ac!
N...--lllO' to beoacb. Will trade equity
forp>dLa .... -tial lot P-0. Box 1423. H-lleadL <nil Mfl.OOIS Ownr.
0o .... 1lcHtlp
CAREER
Ofil'oRTUNITYI
Joia..S.,.--
-M-1'11111..i.o
The optnlnp ef 1 coe. No G)*1eDcil nee • .,..
plete MW _deplrtrnent We traio • ft.Ill or part tilne
for tlio pl-I of Mutual F~ Adv'-t,
Domatlc Pononnel. Npt a. lib! w--
ARGUS A&BICIS
AlllOUllCll
C o o k a. HoUll!kttpen. 1.4. 1212 N. ~
-O>mpanloao. O>aut-~ ·-·FamllyRancb i. .... and Cnapla. u.. in -·-Home "'"' beao.d • mtor-.. oul AD DomeoUc ,..._ $500. IMJ, GUAR.
edpool.$38.500; 19,000<qUI-11om,.. paid .by..,.,.. u ,.. .,... our.....,._
~ Jor Boat, Lot. UllJtl 1 ployer. Top wageal Ca 11 menta.
Rnllor m-<392 Mia Abby, 548-17911 Full °' Part Time
Honolulu, Hawaii; oep. A-us A-1-
bome Condo Complex. ! ~'!:I ~·-•• NO EXPER. NEC.
Br. 2 ba. Val $4(.{8); $14.· 1169 C Newport Blvd. we haw ·students who an
ClXI eq. Trade part equity Coste MtH ~ $900. month A: more.
tor Jacal. Realtor, m-28lli Chine.e llv~b'ta. Cbeerfu1 Wondertul O>. bt.neftta. ~
trade My Blue Book Pcmwlonl -tlftmen4 -lallmtlon,,tn.
St1m" for Yovr G .... n Far F.ast Apncy 60-l'ftl1 ~. etc~ · . NEED P.._,. for my 5 ......,. Stampa. 536-3249 Newport B. 642~110
FACTORY
• T ec:hnlc:lan •
-In testing -........ -""" -..........
VALOR
Monufactunr of tlio a--. 6 Wlq4oro
3 "'"""'-" 6Tral-
VALOR
ELECTRQNICS, INC.
3100 Pullma.n St. -CO.ta __ _ .
HOMSSES
Full Time
APPLY Ill PEJUlON
9 to 5 P.M.
RBJBBI E. lH
151 E. Coa1t Highway
Newport Beech
WAITRESSES
ELECTRONICS t ••" Exporloncod • 0..r 21 ' '"""· APPLY
'
AMIGOS 3100 Pullman St.
Crilta Mesa -M0-8261. ~old::-=~ 7.0NED M-1 w/ home lo ... F..-d p-., \IT, """1 Help Wonltcl, Mon 7200 W"'mln-192~11
......,. W~~ $20M'-~-ehomeq u it y. for cam-. Auto. trans. S.Jeamen • C.metory ...,. '· ......., • .-· EW1'mllJ!BnAl F1mlly Rfft1ur1nt
BABYSfTl'lNG..., °'-. -' ;,., ar quiet home. ~1f S:;,.';:-~.s~' Ul'Ulll'I 1,";'" ~ ":, "':,... '""": ~ARPENTERS* '21 I!. 17th SI.
-my No. Hun-8ch Phono 645-0139-~ MACHlllSTS ...,., Tblnk,.,.. can ..n In Coate -6'2..C262
Real Estate Loens 6340 home. Vic Edwardl le Ocean view tri.Jevel unit. the home? Pacllic View With --'·"---..._ __ ... .......--_ , ---------F.dh!&a' 897...sE Oceantront lot tor income UJl,KllR: ........................ 1-
Immediate oeentiw tor • .,. ___ .., ..
three )'U1'I upa'.
Good ........ -pluo • llbenlbeoellt ...........
a new atN:iond. plant, Joe.
io ... '"'-Ind. ~
EVENING JNDORVIEWS
MAY BE ARRANCED wml
VARIAN DATA
MACHINES
:m:I )(ICHEL'lON 'DllJV1;
()fichrlU1 Dr. at
Jamboree Rd.l cn4> 833-2«0 * Hourlr Tell er * Hourtr NCR Proof
Machine Oper.
EXPERlENCE
PREFERRED
Bonk of America NT /SA
11691 Main St.
Huntington Buch
M1-3Soll XT. 3'
Equalopporlunltyomployor
Waitress
APPLY IN PERSON
REUBEN'S
COCO'S
1555 w. """"" Coste Mna
HOME LOANS . duplex & comm. Incl vacant e Apple Vlb' kit kw TD, RIO Memorial Park, N.IL otters ence. Excelh!nt bmelita.
11& .. 90" fU1anclnc at 'll(" CHlLD C... tor mothen "°""' lol 125.000 VaL Lo-car/mob!• -Inn e 12/unlts ~ -uctlon line. DI-• -""""oppor-,.,,,,., ID ponon. SECRETARY 1nterat. a.ck" c:m 6.9% who have to work" and don't catm 1n Morro Bey. wm ...i-expertera requ1r-tunlty, Full trainfns. start LVN's
....,... " 2nd TD fmnl. want to 1eo. .. the~ cbildftn ....,. Im '?' -for ..., ·or ""~ 548-llill od. 5 yr. minimum. Attn<> """"' !Int -"-What EXPLORER $421. lo $5'$. 3 lo 11 & 11 to 7 Sattler~ Co. Inc. just aQ;yWbeft. 6t6-8662 :iood VW combi '65 w/lSOO Doyle Co., nes 615-191'1 ttve wages and bmefit&. does U COit to invffijgate? 2 Position. Xlnt opportunity nd Rell f
3!6E.17thSl wnL """''"my bome-t •nc.38,71lOmtFor""""', """''°"'-~!Ural Adv•~cot1c~:::.t1~lnc. ean "'· w.ro r.r appt MOTORHOME ~ ~~~:N ... .,,~a1...,..,e....,1ta1.
60-tln 545-0&11 er J clddrn from -.P 1% Karman Ghia or VW bu& ~ ~ne~ sm tmm~ 646-716?i 64f-«ll2 Min 2 yrs office op. Full Scheduled to open elld of.
Ewl. 613-7865 60-ll57 on. ~ ,.m. sood mea1a. ot like value. It.mo. An equal. opportunity SOLID 1NC0 ME OP· 4000 C:.mpVs Dr. benefits. Jan. Apply in perni. !93
By wk only. 64S-2U7 64&-'l2m MS-2:209 employer PORTUNlTY for man in Newport leach H01Pllal Rd. romer New·
ANNOUNCEMENTS MATURE ..... will ...... 10 un1i. -sm Mod 20 ac hone nncb. ful. * SALESMEN * Beach Clt!<a atta. Cub Gowmmont Agency ID Org. pm< A lloopltal Rd, N.B.
•.,
•nd NOTICES eva in )'Olli' home or p: net per _mo. hlc:ome. Trade ~_·dn 1r net. 2 wtlla. S Lupat_ _ ,...us!_ve ....-.. ... -bonus and frlnp be~tl Co. Call 5f0..2Pl0 or 962-2417, WANTED: Qua l 11 i e d in. p~=·--=---a--:.:) ,.]I_ own.JranL N.B. aiu..jzret.. T.D.'s, land, or r Aaenll ~--· c-::rt. •-·--, -..___.:;;::,.-_~ available. No e~ YOUNG Mr. Silvnttt. dMduaJ to do incume tax •·
l"'VUl"Kll \rri l'lllm .....,.., 6"-2156 owner. 646-2629 er zu. -houel, .1.• stalls. 9M ft bun .. .....,~--~r·~u ... ., uv.... needed. Full or part time. turna. 1 d 1 l d
YELLOW • wbllo ..... .,. BABYsrrTING My ...... ........ :;.."'\ :';~ ~ ::~ =...~ Air mall c_ D. Byu, Kl~~JE~~~~:EE Auto ~rvic:e ::'-.,..· ~::!!'. ' '
ty. Found near Harbor 1 Reuor-.ble. Coll~ Prt Beaut wooded bk!& Jots. tr. mUectiona. All ltada rum. Omlolldated P A V Corp., Cashier Full er part time. Contact
Baker st. CM. Call \aft 6 area. <ore> 511-7000 on yr.round rtver, pvd nil. = 1(7tl.~!.':~ 4:i ilbe4.11 )'OU are a top l&lea-~o.:i.,mdg., Oeveland, Perrnannrt. Full time job. n.ny sales aummary, war. JB.·-~under'*ln. W_estem , :
I wknd& 545-C51B BABYSITI'ING my borne. pwr. Lake Suc:cess. Porter-""'"-man and a auod cloaer call: Clance far advancement. ty pair crief'I M ~ Service Inc. 563
UWE b1l: female Cdlie w/ Prd 5 ~ wt. CM. &reL ~~ ~ 1::::ce :.~ ~~~~ (ll4) 9'Ul61 ' . FLS 6 SERVICE APPLY IN PERSON :-:Ve ~nt ~-" •
1 ~~19th St., C.M. r~ _,,
wht rlqi -• all. -Roaonable. --~--""' ..... ".....,..alt 1 pm IF ll.l!llO IN A MONTH in-PART nM£ 64%--~ No O>llu. Vic s.A.~ DEPENl>ABIZ .... earo. """' H.owall -ncu now HAVE' 5 two BR -._..,... ••• ,... .,_ BOB'S BIG BOY OJMBl!IATION, Sharp Bar WORK IN CdM
5'9-1355 Pftl wldy ..,. of :M yn. homo 119.!IOO, lroo A door. "'· Openlna tor man .,.. $250. PER MONTH 15' E. 17U> Sl Ma1do A Go Go llanouL SECREI'ARY for Local In-
FOUND: Wblte rood 1.e Lie. Hrls'/ s.kl!r. M&--1539 Trade for 3 or 4 BR home ~io :e ~'io 40 in Beach Cities area. Need men now. Must be neat C.osta Mesa Top wqes $3.0041.50 to surance I: Mutual Fund
female: vie. k1nhlfr'ury BABYSl'ITING Corona del Mar Hlih School ,. i• um•· No experience required and .......... salve. Work 6 to start. Ph. for int . ., • ., ........, work. RequJn Aborthatd • • :my home, d'~'-"•N•-ru .. ·--• ... ,.. __ .. .........-~ must"-'--bill Lane. Newport Bt&ch. Cc. days onb'· Xlnt rdennoe& .. , ..._..v ... 1 ~ 111,,_ Bob Ollon. RJtr. 546-5580 .....an bonule1. Air mail H. 10:30 P.M. 547-7782 SASSY LASSY, 2901 Harbor, ......, ly. Sal-== Pin Fl!noed )'d. 98:J...C'16f 60X300 lot. free, clear, 2.162 Have luxury 1-cty, duplex ~~teCor,, Prea., Texas Oraft1rNn-Mec:hanlcal Y=~:': tr!8in :r,:: C.M. ~ C.:~ =tll,k?·~
• found WOULD like chlJd J )'J'I fl Santa Ana Ave. Trade for oa Upper Bay, N'pt Beach. Worth, Texu ~ 711. Ft. Some experience. Sal a r Y 1aln work 4: cook. The Zoo, E ti Secnt 92625
vlc. Newport Beach. lnitlal' older to care tor D\1 home home or units. Owner, H. 3 BR., 2 bL $24,000 Equity. commensurate with uperi-Coaat Hwy &: MacArthur xecu ve iry ;....;.7=====-~ Pleue identify. Mon-Ft1.6'l5-'2!n Redfem.'49W.Menchelt· WantteuonedT.0.'•. WANTED:Qualifledin-ence and trainlne· Good CdM 'Toptkills~.attn~ LAUNDRESS
WILL ._.__., ~ YO•"' u, Jnilewood, Cal. Owner (213) Ml.J.368 dividual to do income tax compa,ny. ~work. LAMINATOR w/IUrf ... __ _. tive I: ~e. Miru. Full time
B,_ ~·~ Id-__ ,_ _.,J'_ u, ... ~ rebO'nl.-1 nd.1 v t •.a al• .;;..a.: ___ .. _ AYL ~ mum --•·--
vu ~~ ~ HOME any hour $1.l5 hr.; * * * * * P.-po. ~bon• -· ~ --A -U boat --· ---l6r --;.;,,.;:-· Apply In Ponon hoxl In Huuthcton Beacb 24 br. rats. 548--1389 • * . ._...,.. c.oata Mesa ACC'Ul'1lte Systems, Inc. l9l6 r•......, · Huntiqfton Beacb
nr. Wtltmlmter .. lff .. m.2 ~ ~ Cont.a.ct e MANAGER TRAINEE. Placentia Ave., C.M. FOTOMA T Or Ive Thru Convaleacent Hospital
Bl.ACX 1: Wb1te long batftd SERVICE DIRECTORY .. ..:K'Y1\oll: Ut'(t"-1UWY Wemm Buainea Sttv. lDc. Neat appearance able to Eqierienced fr)' cook with Photo a.lea, evel)ine Work, 18"r.n De!awar St., Hnta Bcb
doc. Female. Vic. 15th 6 Brl~ Mnonry, etc. 6llO 563 w. 19th St., C.M. meet and deal with the ttferencn. Houn 7 to l. 3 to 9 pm. Age 19-22. HOSPITALITY Homa ls
8th st. Bal Pmrl. 6?S-3J23 6560 C.l'p9f C'-nlnt1 · 6625 Landacaplnt 5t6-l250 M2-02U public. Full time. Must ap-Benton'& Cofiee Shop. 201 E. 17th St., CM "2-5101 looklnc fCC' mature_ Woman
BLK cocker type female, fat. eun.o, Remodel. v ...... • CARP£:?' 6 FUrn. claenillc: $PRINKLERS e IHSTRUCI'ORS _ Full ply in penon, Holld.Q 133 So. Cout Hlwy, Laguna HOUSEKEEPER & , child to we~me D!Wcom.!TI to
Hu Jump CID tummy. Vlc ~-_... for 1 dq tervice I: quality I Sod 1A. Health Spa., 2000 Harbor, commuruty Must b ~· p•·ue _., "'~" ..,.... Brick. block, con ert: t •, --'"" __ ,, s·~1n1 ._ ~,!:!!.I: Bonded. Ot/utd part time. Nee.t ap. C.M. PART Time, daµy, goU club care, private room I: bath, +.m..Wfiter "car .~ be•~-e ~ ~::-;;:-ail1ar ~~tr~~too small. ~!~ -00~·;~.-M-• :ee~M:!ibewt~U: TV TECH, COLOR &: equipment attendant ~~· s~: a w~!pei:. di:bie. ApPq 28S'ia.t M~
.,..,...,. Bench &: ouWde. Major Co. ~~Ana Country Cub. Mo. ~ vaca · St., Suite 7, Twltin. 544-6925
-knot tan. vie. 8tb SL. CARPET A !=ihn'o-... Gard<olnl A 1'andlcaplnc, publlc, p>d ...,._ Apply benofit., paid holid .... We WAf<TEI), ---ltB. ~78 Carpenfertnt1 6590 tnc. 1aylnc &1 npalr. Call Joe Corral 962-4164 In pe.non, Rolklay Health I: rried. Ins. and sick tuw. e FRY COOK . App I y, HOUSEKEEPER, live -Jn: ' ve ~
BEAUTIFUL Satin Black REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS Gttouard Carpet. 60-8656 Spa. 2300 ffarJxr •. Blvd... PACKARD IELt I1ytng Butler, 3101 Newport woman alone, hanl!tcaJ>Ped: manager. Com PI e te
young cal Owner pl Paperblnfl"I C.M. Blvd. N.B. 673-09T7 no lltting. S25 Wk. Call Moll-.. ~~ of .~
iden•w.• 56«rl'6 eue CABINETS, A1J3 me Job. Electrlctl 6640 Pafntlnt 6l50 117 Cablillo, Costa Mna day 642-2232 •= ... ledaer ...... finan..
UV'• Z yrs. exper. 5C8-6713 CARPET Cleaner trainre, FULL TIME lite mechanica. ARCH. DRAFTSMAN cial atatement ~
MASI'ER carpenter, $4 per Ft.AG Elect:r1c, gen1 elec> VET'S Bonded pa In I In I· ~ manied man 25 to $2.00 per hr. + comm. Dam. Polnt Office 496-33n WANT Part time H.B. area. Call Mr.
Lost 6401 hour. Remodeling -Repain. triclanL Comc'l, re a.• .Free Eat. U 6 Insur 35. No exp. nee. Good FULL It PART TIME '""· houaelcttper or be.byaitter (1 Robinson 342-7781 •
1--------'-'-..... .,.,.... Malnt. Sm jobs w • 1 e. Small • c. • worldn cond. frna: bvidit:a. ta. -·-11 -+ child) momtnp only. s""'==,,,-=-,,..,-~-1 LOST, vie. N'pt. u ....... ·-· ~or 536-3900 job& we I come, w rk • a,uJW•w .ou comm. .a-nciel Women .,_ .,,, ........ USINESS la Good! Jamaica ._ ... --. 5'~1045 f;42..()427 o lnto ~ man posi-ir. Hunt. Deb. For ·-* ...,. , ,_ ......--..... Inn H~l ~.1-• -PARTWeimarantt doc PHONE Mark 642-9719. !Ion Xlnt .. -... 1 ... •-_I'.. vu::·~ ............. ~"' • • , I"'"-...... .,, ..... call (213) 566-0966 EXPER. Balcer;r Salesiirl. maids• f'ull or part time ~wn.~~ 1::;. = = :.,~.:= Gardening 66IO ~ wa:i kl~ 0 ~ e ~~ rieht penan. 549-'425 PRE • Pree Fiber Gius Cllnlcal Socl1I Con tac~ Mr. R1chard9on, Apply• ln pe1'110n, 2101 E:
to bead. Family mbenb1e. ANTHONY'S Material I labor. F.et. JANITOR ter'Vil::e, full time I: Aaaembly Tr a In e e Worker to $1074 Trotter 1 BaJctty 234 Forest Coast Hwy, CdM Or call
ft'ftld. MS-S'lSS: ~191!1 Cement, Concrwte 6600 G.rden Service 847-1659 night man. Must have ap. Meclwdca.I aptitude. Telo Must haw MSW degree tn Av. Lquna Bch. for app't.
BLACK. atinHe Pug, at 646-1941 e INT -EXT, ANY SIZE tn fkx:I' care, window Division. Woolat:y Marine soclal welfare, 3 years ex-NEEDED: Experlencel-O=N':E:-G=11t."L-:O"F"F-IC __ E_
around 17., Sl ·-c•• CEMENT work. no job too O washing I ceneral cleaning. Jnduatrin. Inc. 887 West pmence Will be worldnc Seamstress. Call 497-Ul5. ....... ..._ llD&l1. ttaaonaNe. F BUDGET LANDSCAPING J B. Xlnt work. refs, fr'ff Part time help a1ao needed 16th St., N~642-G61 • between U • 5 PM for General ottlce work. Book-= Ask tor lam.. estim. IL Stutlick. ~ • ~~~t;:" est JIM. &U-1669, 642-752&. 549-2425.. e SILK SCREEN e in administrative capacity, an interview. :P:; ~~ °::
e BEST IN CONCRETE Eap. Horticulturist p ~G, lntrr.-exterlor KlTOtEN He Ip er + Silk 9Crftn printer reqllired. Premier WOULD You like to make 1on. Call 642-9.JOO for inter-~~~~ Walb, pool ctma, &on. AL'S Gardening Ser v 1 c • e~a:· M:-Free ~~18hlnl· •,., ...... ITDitt'. Exp'd. with circuit board. Personnel Agency ~ $5.S-hr. uNBEAUTY view on Jan. 15th. .--Patiol. Phone 64U514 VVIO".-yrs o iiee erry &early job with prospects. t..UUN ELOR? o can-WAITRESS ~te~.U= NO job too tarp or small. :': =~~~ ~or SERExt.VIPCE~~: lnCMdeli. 495 E. 17th St., S767 Birch St, N.B. 546-7190 ~ E. 17th St., C.M. vassing, 675-{8)9 over, lull Ir. ~~meU A~
RED/Orange Manx. & Mo. Llcerwed • lnsumL Free JAPANESE Gardtning. Prof ~est. 548-t62T.....,.. . . BARBER/Mgr. or rent 2 646-0531 EXPER!ENCED ()puaton ply in ~2 PM. to 5 Parlr est. 892--2900 or 536-479i Malnt. Land
1
cap l n I e BOAT CARPENTERS chair eatabllahed 1 bop. llGC E. 17th St., S.A. wanted for dn!uea. Top PM dally. Snack Shop lr ~~::: Generous 'I1myk Concrete, no job Cleanup. 637-6951 PAPER HANGING • MILL MEN $37.50 week. ~1544 547-tnl Pay. 86.1 Production Pt, NB. Harbo:' It 19th CM .
BEIGE rmale Cocb tomoall.Ffteestimatea. JAP~ Gardener. P~G J•~ EXP'D. COUNTERMAN e KEYPUNCH-.---646-0308 · TEACHER~. babyattter
'wJm Fold t.CJSt~ 7 e 646-1234 e Complete-Service. Ex· e;enFi&her C.M' *CITY A1.n'O PARTS* OPERATORS GENERAL Ole/Order desk. for 2 mo old baby my · e. ' • 2072 Plact:n .. - C.M. •1..1.-oeumetica1. Loni Ov. n_. Mature w/pleu. home, old-1 .. ..i .. ',,,_t_ n .. _.___ un 645-~-CON~ work, all..._ --..i...__. Reliable K2-CJ9 Pl.a.terin"'_, Reo:ir r.CLO .~.. ~A~ ~-••-•t _ _;;;=~=c:-=-=:;__ ~-"" ~ r·~ ,,_,, __ .,., ,,D """"' ...,.,..... ..,.._..._..... · :it -~ ~~ ~r.o. .........,,.... term ...t&Junenta. day&. tel ww:.-e, for comm. 673-84
LOS1':, Cllild'a white 1Dy ~ decks &: C\lltDm. Call C'ut .l U,. Lawn e PATS a----, all )'Otl be ll!llrw the hottest BOAT Builders -part ttme. Long Beach mu. Free blueprint &hop 540-9373 EXPERIENCED S, w In
male poodle, vie. Mta ·Del _,..ll)f . Maintt'nanct:. IJoenaed • ----area Hwrtlr'vtOn Bea.ch" Evu " weekends. Ex-g 0 CUSTOM PATIOS e 548-tlDl/645-2310 aft ' Typn. 1'fe. estimate. Call Villale Real Eatate 5162-Nri. perience neeeuary. ST3-25l7 parldrw, GIRL Friday; payroll, typ. Machine Operators. Few Kat. a.ta lieu. 546-Zll ocncrete •wltW •removal 5(0..6825 ot 546-8103 EXPER. Service stat 1 0 n KELLY SERVICES INC. ing, acct'• payable 1: tn.inttl being accepted
REWARD! Man'• blk wallet State Uc.• 80-lOlO Ctn' A edp lawn compl Attn'dnl Full time, Appl)i 230 E. 3rd Strttt n!Cdvable. Space-Tele, 1922 2907 s. Oak, s. A. 'l:l>-3:30. · ··=:~1:t.·, ~ c.M. ~ 5f6..6Z1 eva Plumblftl "90 BUSiln ~ Ill · 159'1 Pla.coenUa, C.M. Long Beach. Cjalll Placentia, CM. 642-7'263 HOUSEMAID. 4 day11/wk, 8
Chlld C1re 6610 town. 1bt D~Y PD.Dr Equal opportun~~~= HOUSEKEEPER. 11 ve -1 n hn/day, $2 hr. Particular.
: U~n )'OW'C -r I •---I .._..__ PLUMBJNG 2t br. M:l'V. Oul:lfted eect1aD-Sift KENNEL Man, exp. prefer-motherless home. Newport Do all house w 0 r k parrot; vie. llarlxr SchL. YOUNG Mothef' will ~ 1 ......-CM ~ Work SUU'· Uc., lnsur.; llDCIM:J, Ume a ~ 1.ool red. steady, Hn. open. TIM Newport Personnel area. 2 Oilldn!n, agea 14-16. RefereDCt:a. 494-3892 '
.r.ntaln Vallq ~ frr 10'lf' child. Fenced yard HEATING 6 AJr Cobd.. Serv rernockt. ft'Pl)r, rool:u' ~.. nowl!I &C-3840 Temporary Agency Prefer under 40. 531-1450 BOOKKEEPERS part time
JilAN'S black wallet. V1c flat bot lunchea. Mqnolla ii ii repair, aJm Wuber 6 531-'1566 Often you: L lli&hest hoUr'1 ELECTRONIC ASSEMBl·Y days ot ewntnp to ~
SL on bw:b aru. NB. ID Adama (Glen Mar Tract), dryer repair. 34 hr IU'\I. PWMBJNG REPAIR Help W~ Men 7200Help W~ Men 7200 nt. (no fee to YoQ!) 1 D 1: SOLDERING. 1!i mo'• ex-on income tu returns, Ql1
ftlnah&e. Rf:wud. M&-nx> HB 9fi2.6M5 IC-1237 er &17~ No job too mnall slcnmenta: dote to home. 3. per. Apply In per.:an 8:il 893-6102 or 531-5m
I WILL bllbyait, my homt, HAUUNG. Cleanup prqea, 4 &a.ma e Spedal ~ta I: beman. W. 18th St., C.M. CASHIER • Coocesak>n .
.,Pec..;;.•;.101:;;nc:•:;;lt;.... __ _;6405...;;;.o I 5 days week. 2H5 Anaheim odd Jot. etc. Fret est. Jim DESIGN ~tero::~ Dr., N.B. Responlible woman to cart: Muat be 11 or oldeT. ~;
r LICENSID A,.., Of_ 6U-MS2 5'8-6325, anytimo Remodel. Ropolr, 69'0 SENIOR 642-3170 I« 10 month old""" My Port Thoa.,,,, 0.-de!
1 Spiritual rudlqp. ldvice Contractwt 6620 Hauling 4730 1:.,1~~ needor .. ~ For Penonal & home. Permanent. 495-0'.19 Mar. art. l!i, eves. ~ =-~ ~~te. i.--ROO...;.MS=;.;ADOc__m_OtlS_;;.:;;:•; la.EAN Lob. prqs ebJ. M:"&U.1m _.... ._... DESIGN CHECK ER confldtntlil placement DRY Cir~~ lirlL No PH~er!u~~..'!ry
&«13' 10 All'·10 PM I...T. O::mtruc6cm n. l'f!IDIW'a), dump. skip Call 541-8550 before noon Holiday HeaJtb Spa 2300
, PAC1f1c SINGLES hmfl1 ......, .,_ "' baddloe, 1111, •'ad•· Sowl"' "'° Eleclro-Mecblnk1I • V•t.r-• OPERATORS Blind ....,,. ..._, c..ta M• ..
Joi attnctfte Ml1e: .aultl units. SlJWle lltlr7 or 2; 90-ITtS • ~A11U1t.tiam P.llCefnent Agency hand ~ ~ ~tic-DRUG
'who want ., _, olhen piano ..-dalcned. ~ LITE Haullnr • cleanup. Spoda1 "' Homa Requires 7 yean of electro • mecbanlcol "2 w. 191h St., C.M. .,.. exper. "2-2606 N.B. Clork, OXperi•ncod.
who ... particalar. 5fl5.15.l4 teimatfll a 1Qovt. ~ Reuonable. A:tf1 aru. Call * 6*Mtl * design checking experience in 1erospace -===-c'4~''-1'-13--'1~~-1LEGAL ~. muat be • l!i'T!>-OS44 • I-"~ e 11'1..t511 e l!iO-J657 ALTERATIONS l cu.tom vehicles and AGE etectro-mechanic:al ~ack· BEAUTY Operatnr, fully ex· fut. aceurate :ypist, .:me TEACHER wants bah)'J:ltttt
' YOUNG WOMAN Addidllm * Remodelirw TRIM. bedce. trtts.. Gen. ~. vm r 1 n e aging. Must be familiar with MIL apecifica-pnienced. Mmt ha~ eooci tlh. D-&IOO nr 53"807I wk.da:;ya ln home. Lido lsle
-dancer "'11 tea.di )'OU an Fred JI. Gerwidr. Uc. dean-up, name ni I baW. watk. App't. MPrnOt lions. Degree or 2 vears college plus appro-~ --~~~ment RN'• and LVN'• Ref. reqd. 6'1l-3841. Afl s '
( la6m ·~ Call ArdeD m.«M1 * 504110 tt.uona.ble. go.a Alteratl--"2 ...... prtate experience In lieu of education ~ P* · "-Vt'V m penon Huntington 8eacb area. BABYSlTTER, Mature, our 213.: Sr9'1"'6111·10 PM •nom-s ·~·-HAUIJNG .. , .... ..__,... ._ --~..... u1r d Tun. Ja_n. 14 -6 P.M. 847-91i71 borne. s -'-·-. ,...__ n-..-... ,.... ...,... -._...__.. -• ~~ " N,.t, ·--to, --,_ q e · .. 9 P.M. --•-"° W ~" v•" --~
e Selectlw SintJ;lea e
What type or Clamplnioa an
)'OU •ldr-1 Call
Cabinets .. lUotk hnota.. malnL; no )>b too amaU. !===-=·-=·=-=·=·-=-... Appty In Penon or C1ll Dth St.. eo.ta"'M'e's. . HAIRDRESSDl s boys. 64.>1'53 aft 6 p.m.
,.,... fldkna-. -R<u. ,...,_ m.et9 Evoa. TILi. Ceramic 697' (71') SIM030 Collfuru do ,.,,.,.., ll(H IJVE.fN ............ for
I 6CMl'll Hom to I PM Carpet c-~ 6625 Hewec ... ftlnt 67U * V..-nt, the Tti. Mah •
3333 Harbor Blvd.. Cotta Men, Callf. s.e Betty 8"ice at Beach Blvd., H.B. aa.ws elcJerbo a>uple; mature ~ tor cart« Girt& MANICURIST wcman SC"'eL M'l-6661
&nilllyW NO Clmk:t! JMllt apert cpt * APT. ~ * • C\iat. work. Imtall A repairs.
--00 -.. a -doc-at -hit a -MUJM No loll ... mna1L P1M1tt P.~ Bal llZS a.ta,,__ pr\cw!s. ~-"'"'2T!7 WoJJAMS CLl:ANING Pltch. ~ •how•r I!~~~~~~~~ npaJr. MT-LllS7-WALL 'TO WAIL CUPft SERV. ~~IUMa~ '410 Cleaning ii ezpef't We&dlftf 6995
Ml..ilo Symma Olvlalon
All1llllc Reselrcll
CORPORATIOll
WAI.Tm -' ·-""""""" ........ -,,.., 6755 ----_lllG ...... _· __ ...:.:.::;c -"~ .. Burnln1 : A~ ~--r ,. c 11111 ~ a brw M«lfDI# DlALdlnct...,._Oiarat EXPERIENCED Iron lag parta~ equipment; ........ ,.,. .. ,. ....... ...,.
~ •t 11.17 lllriml Dr. ,_ ad, Cba • ..,.. _, $1.15 ht. R • f • r •a e • a ~ ~ Ca 11 An ecJU&I oDPOrtunlty tmpkJJ'er -''-------;~1111=•::....:"':..:"'"::....:':•:•:.• ,;;dlor~t IMl-1111 or -anytime. l3M7l:I 'll•••••ml!!I••••••••
I 1 •
'10 W. Out Hwy., N. B. Colttufts de P'emrM. 11414 HOU~ Di
By oppolol '*"'839 _,,Blvd, H.B.·IG-WS U.. in 5 ..... ..._ fl50
HOUSEKEEPER. C b l l d MAID. Expw, OYtl' I>. 6 mo. CdM uu. f73..0051
oue, Uw-ln. &a low 2 a:rnan dtJwk. put tinw. SJ..75 br. Houaekttpe.r, live-In,
hltl'P)' boys qes 2 A 4: tM-1.\21 !Apw, Bch $25. per wk.
lowly rm. 5 ct.ya wt. Meal M&kt. 1...qunl Reef Motel. 962-'76S2
Vmt.. 5*).(l910: 546--6511 30808 S. ODal HW7 BAR Ma'd, full tlme:, nigh~
MANICURIST * ff..2005 * nnut be ftliahle. Apply
WAl'trEO Part time hrtlp. Oftf 21 Knotty Kt'(. 646--9910
e "2-7100 e 5'S.HQ DAILY Pll.OI' WANT ADS?
I
OIS alMfl'l.OYMINT
~Mma 7
P=.iu
AiHiiCT
441L11'1111, ~~
llNL 11'11 It, ~ti"
FEMALE
F.C. lkkpr. tSCJ0
Wet•d.v P•1roll 26
-·· -.. port, ... --ln-volcet, ~ 1n construction.
a.ck Off! ..
Modl<1l lo WS
Certl!le<l -· must know t.ci office routine&, l.botl ol etc.
Pttpare patJenta. ma-j·
L19al Soc lo '475
o~ year leaal exi-rl· e~. trial exper1ence nice but not necnsary.
Type 80, ihorthan4
100. sharp front otflet.
, Sady/Roc~$400
Shorthand. 7 type 50
accurately, , re-
recptlonllt. aharp. Will train bright Pl in
banquet rnanacm1.
Typist to $350
Type 50 aoeuratelY brleh~ malutt, Iv If I
~n u banquet man&· a:er.
Girl Friday lo $390
Short.band 80, Qrpt: ac• curatf:ly, sharp eeneral
o!llce.
Pononnol Aaat '450+
Experienced Jn rttrUft. ' Ina • )llri'11 clerical
worke'ra. Will work
with........,._.. ment. Excellent ad· vancement opporlun·
ity.
C1tch up Girl,
factory. $203.
Day sh.itt, e~rlenc~ in prtnte·d ctrcults,
clean up. U1e marneuc needle for cleanln1
· partlcale In PCB'" Finger dexterity.
C11hlor lo $375
Good bookkeeping
backaround, accounts
payable, account. re·
celvable, poaUna: and
bala:ftclnr.
NCR O,.ralor $391
Experlencf 1n NCR or
Burrouitbl 100. po1tln1. lnventory, some typinr,
..,...ive.
MALE
Shool Motol,
londl $2.75 hr
Operate drill ptts111 power pre a a. power
brake, machine rlvtt·
lne" -·
S1ndblarlor Aaaombly
$2.50 hr
2 years experience In
as.sem bb' u eandblut-
"·
Tochnlcal llluatnlor
to $1000
10 years uperlence u
U<chn1cal Wustrator.
Will prepare technical
handbook chartl. Art work for tl1p cbutt, upede:nce with air
bruab and fnk tfclml ..
ques. 2 ynrs coUege
or comparable graphic
art counts. Fee ne10--
tiable.
Suporvltor Ent1lnoorlnt
Sorvloo. $726. ·
Milltary complete.
some co1=.:~•ed. know el com-
ponents. Srl up A aU•
pervlse •tockroom, Pl't'-
Viou.s experlmte.
Ordor Dotk
to $J,50 hr
Know induatrlal motor,
p&l"tJ. exPUtence in
order dnk.
lnotallallons TMh
$J-25 hr
Know telephone 6 teJe.. l"•P~,_ buraler alum ir11tau..Uon UcJml.
QUtl,
R...,rchtMilper
Ttalnoo $520
Carter poa!Uon with national concern tttk•
inc younc mm with
2$ unlb of coll~~ ~ . 10 wrlb ln PbylleaJ
Science a Math.
FC lkkpr $550 up
M!nimwn 4 YMl'I n· pertenoe eoet account-
ing. aocountl payable_:
weellly payroll tor "' people. Wiil 10 hilb•
er for top man.
loat lldr lo $3.20 hr Expt~ in ftber-
slua lamlnallne • mo14lna in boat fliulld·
ln1.
factory Tmn ·$2.60
•'IO" tal~ ll004 -· cal conditfcn. ri.we aptlll.Hk.
Schools
' and
lnstructio_ns
This variety of fine schoola
could introduce
you to anew tomorrow.
Fer furth" Information r•9ardin9 th• Deny Pllef Schfflt. A ln1tnu::tton Directory
CALL 642°5678, ·EXT. 225
' -"'""""""' Appll .. flono "9r Tho
SPRING SIMISTER --Commonclnt
Jan. 27th, 196'
.....,,.,......, zwa u"
.,,., ..... fer ,.,_
ORANGE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE of LAW
Vincent s. Dolslmtr, Du-;
A Stat. Ctiart.rff N•il·P'reflt h1~tla11 ,,.,.,;., Slito
4•1tf1 fer th• C11lfej.11fa ler lff•lll•ffett. 111Mrl111 ltv-'
llle11t1 """' ft••• • Ml11hr1111" PN l.et•I Mteeft•• .,
E~11l•ele11t •• le~1i1lr•lll ~ th• C.Ut...le Itek hr.
· fe11r Y11r "*tr•• In p,...,,._,
Le141111 te J, O. f.hlrf1 OHMtJ Det,.•
Call or •lilt tho .. mpus
17141 n1.asa1
12145 WESTMINSTIR AVINUE
SANTAANA
; l.adloo Atot 24 plus • -n.na:o. OPENINGS roR runnu: roUNTAIN ' VAUEY omCE
Wmtnin. _.......,.
twill:)' for qualUled ladltt
wUh mo....,.tlcal .,._.
Extensive benttlta lnclQde: eeorn.,._Medleal
Plan
eGroopLl!elnlllr. • Prollt lbarlJ>c -.......... ·---pion •Proll•~-
STACO, INC.
NIEDED FULL TIME
Apply
__ .. the Unlqu< ...
_.... with Newpo<t'1 -----.... -ident1&1/Commtrclal.
PROPERTllS WEST
11128-Drt ..
N-Beocb -
Call now for -. • • ' " lrlfcsn ~· ·.'""' 1Mw ·'•·••:·-Training '
an Ev1l11tion Conference . .... I ' • "'
a w~. Ccftine ~.-,.._ & ·10clll :lob .
• Gradn •·12 HAMMOND •OIGAN
Ytx1 do not have to own·~ lllllrwnent.
Fr9e pnclloe· Ume. available. Repter
now -clau llarta on Tal!lday, 1,,,. H,
Placement '
• 5tnall C:lasMs llM at 7 P.M. Excellent tOclior.
• lrnmtdlate AttentlOll Also cluaes tor 1econdiry & Intermedi-
ate or ( a n lllldeUta. Noinlilal' tuition.
si,n UP. now & avQld the, ruahl ~ start Thursday, Jan. 18. ,, ,
(Ele<trlo 'fypt-lltiRI·
DMY
(0..L oi MotOr \rehldtt) ' tt , Close Penona! s.,.l'llllotl ·
• Academics ,..elNd t.r
Collete lnt1unc•
FUN-~ltllAllllll6·lllOWlEDGABU
Rent Orvan · · ·
S11NOnn
(Mtcblm Sbcrtband) ,
R .. 1-NOW -IMMIDIATI anrwll-.
Avallable
Durlnt Term
of Course.
, R°'lstor NoWI Inquire for o0tall1
Do\T Ott WINI,..
APPOINTlltlNT AltliANOID
BRICKER-WAR!;>~
.. Pelr ....... c-. .. _
,._ 141-7~ • 14IM4l0
Hamn1'ond Organ Studios
2114 LC-H ... wwy. -Ml M•
6n..,H -.. ....,, I --
Edueatlonal ~enter
CAL STATI Dll'T. OP IMPLOYMINT aH.
Ja4 ..... 2117 Sootlr llhlol, I.A.
-.Academic
Anna's
PN-School -lit tirade
ANNOUNCES
Betty.Jean Daleo
2211 Avocado Street
Costa Mesa, Calllomla
Chllcoa! School Of 'i')'plng In ID Lessons:
173 Del Mar Avenue
COiia Mesa, California
-.Ackievewunf
FKllllloo for Enla..... lnrwlllTIOllt
Register your lltu• ones-tor:
Dear Mias Chilcoat:
Tfound·my fllture llmlted bYtbe liCk of the
typing aklll, and decided to remedy Ibis by
taking the quick and easy "CHILCOAT NAME
the FINGERS" ayatem. This 10 loslOfts courH
w111 odd moro !hon $1,000.00 o yoor to my solory.
I hoYO found o poalllon H Office Mano .. r ell
• Smell Cleuea
• lndlvid~1I Attention
• Open Court Reedin9 • A Pull (fun) Loomlnt1 Pr .. ·ram
• Full Dey S~J1ion1 e MUtlc
e Art
• Danclnt
• Crooll" ActMtloo
4 ... to my bolnt1 ab.lo lo typo.
• Extended Dey Cir•
•·Transportation
Fundamental Chri.tian
Edueetlon •
• Hot Lunchoa A Snacka . I do hope you w111 1>o oble to -thl1 1lmpfo
oyalonr of typlnt1 In aH tho Stole Schoola. I am
happy tliat you are able to. (i~e 10 mucli o!
your 'time &n4 talent lo the Retanlecl puplla In
FIUT .BAftlA
DAY SCHOOL
• A ... 2 lh""'th lat """"
2110 Thurln A ... Coot• Mou Pht 646-1444 the State Fal:view Sc:hOol here In Costa Mell.
c;}t. ~ A molt hllppy student, win ~~se ·tt~. Betty..J:an Daleo
3GI . Magnolia Street
Co1fo Meie, Califomi1
Ttltphone 548-1733
Sewf'J Machi,;.. 1120 Pio-a Orp• llM
'6T l!INGl!:R compl with e BARGAIN I
walnut conaole. Tramferred 2-Manual Arti1U 'J'blUn
Spanish ~':h~m~!.':i ~w/~~
Mediterranean ......... boi-.. 1 ... hllnd -"""'· --••••••••••••••••••••• to isoo · hem.a I: overcaa:ll etc. No ,A1lo, .Ip:. •ltcUon ar: orpn
-mu/G""1liveoutl400 llouslht 'Monufoctunt'i '61 ·Showroom Somplu attadt ...-. $31.15 CUh ·lllJl.-•-
Employer Pa)'I J'et At , ............ I l,..W 1e1... ..... or auurnt $4.10 ar mo. NEWPORT ORCWCI
••!lliliiililliii••lc..,.. Allen Byland,,,.,.,, a• Wood carved IJ'tll divan, Jg. man'• chair euar ""1 -. c111 JOO w. Caul Hwr. ICJI 106-ll E. 18th. SA 1167-43911 or love seat. 5 Pc Octagon dark oat din .. 1 .,.._ ee.imo · ,
~ w/black or avocado framed clialrs; 8 Pc BR Y-ht or u......-ScMolo-lnatrucllOft 7600 set. 9-dr Mr. & Mn. dresser, If mirror 2 MU11<1I Inst. 112J Ptanot A Orp•
Tho N _.. commodOI, decoraUve beadbolrd In Span!,h 11eo --at SchMJ 9f";':(.;... oak deaign with m11chln1 box 11prlngr, mat-BASS Guitar, cw • unp. Coast Miiie
HAS A au""'-tr ... & frame. Xh>t cond $lJ5. I 8trlno 1·-u-, .... CM curuucuilJMro"R llom• Sold ' lndlvldually ...... w/vlnto + .... -· ..... ,.. .....
SUCCESS! Shop Aravnd -lloloro you buy -USI $60 m-Z211 646•0271
IU Do.or Dr., N.1. VALUI '1095.95-fULL PRICI $529.95 • GOOD vlollz> with PIANOS & ORGANS
646"0151 or tormo u low H $4.66,.,. _k -$30. -ram-"-Brutdto Ll&ililli cut; l)1ieWTliliilO NO'Down-U111 Our Store Charge Plan 1'15a2 <tT.e !Jiil ,,_ -.
OllldrwD, lfllldchlldnn. ar No Fancy Front -BUT Quality ValUH Inside 8l'EREO --· a.., Also USED lmb™""' youneW lndlvlduallY 11> ' !00 with mlca .. _-. Oouhl MUtlc ~
-OdlCo<t 111 1euon1 APPROVED FURNITURE Ftnt $111 tabs. 5IMl'l3 lOl5 N. Matn. Suta a
typtiw ochool. 111 Doi Mu, 2159 HARIOR, COSTA MHA So. al -11'7.-i
CM. -12 Yurt aame locaUon same owners Planoo A Ort•• llJO lfoo •I'll 'ttl • tmlor lU
MIRCHANDlll POR IS Dolly 9-9 al FREE ORGAN LE9SOllll Tolevtolon l20I SALi AND TRADI Sunday 1o.t roa BEGINNERS
$419660 • Weeb ....... -... on RINT TV •10 Pumllurw IOOO , .,,_ .., tho -No Doposll • ll'lao-, Car W• Help 8PAN1BHFURKITUR!: -Orpo. y.., do not bo,. IKOOl ,.. TIUllD
113' a.kor St.
Cot!il-549-3041
Full !Imo or Wltonds., RETURNED FROM to-ao h1ltnlmeot, net USEDTV11Z1•up.a.piln
*DRIVERS* Mln11eU.-lll..-MODELHOMES.SAVINGS Pumlturo IOOO Gor!rSalo .8022 --•vapab.h 111 lhop "·-2111
UOO CAR WASH ro !0%. -qulltad GARAGE Sale· ~ -er now • Claia llartl -Bl.1 CM. -
An ..... opportunity
employer
No Experl1nc• 411 E. 17th eom ,.,.. -• •o•uea~ 3 oaklivllw OUKK CASH ~.!'"by· ~ ... ~ w1p, ~~t:ct! . ., 1 19'•' ~ ~-TV' Nee---! ,.... taN.., 2 liv!Jw room ~ ..,. mon. 96>-"913 Also ..._. ,... secondu7 -u. -· ---1 A1"cloo, Mon A lampo A Spuilh palntfna. POR FURNITURE aintermedhto-• pm. m-42!1 Mllll havo d ... caJl1ornla Women 7150 El Pttolden" k In 111 u APPLIANCES OR ---"--"''-'-"'-----dr!Ww record. Appl)r bedroom lultt, oak triple ANTIQUES. DAY OR ~ll•n-1100 .._ ... llomlllol bd-.1--------1
YELLOW CAI CD. "SERVING FOR 39 YEAJIS" ....... .. mJmno, """' l\llGHT 636-3620 MAYTAG -~. :,':,up -.. a-tho FREE TO YOU
Appllcallono loln9 181 !!:. Uth st. Wo Con find Tho headboard, 2 comm¢u. Quall Top loader, bleach FUN_ ENTEllTAllllllQ I N
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Pennanetrt0D4' a11pllcattona tar Lab FEMALEbIVISION $20. down A $4.50 Weekly, Worth$250.8'2"'536 in xlnt cond. Bat otttr. In CORONA DEL M.ut 1'veank9111M:k-..,ec:c.
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and Frlday, 9:30 to 4:00. l/IT/81 Time' Kffper •••••••·•• 1«77 JO a.m. to I p.m., Sun. SOFA, evoc.ado A ertme, ~ __ but we an .UU. diloountb'W with wood th&Ylnp. Good
F. w. Woolwortll • MAN OR WOMAN. O>natrw:tlon .......... l380 Up.m.tolp.m_ loam cuahlona. Xh>t cond, VI ANTIQUIS on .............. "' tho -113&32 .. -
2300 H•bot llvcl. 2J to 60 "!"_;,•u':·~ p;,j' ,::' HIDE a bed, ....,. • u d $95. ea.ms SHOW AND SALi lut daJs al 'the ..... --I " 5 -~ allll'A MESA ,_ -e-. _.,,. ....,.,. ,... ,.... $100. s BR. .,., J..ld-. ,....,,. u, 11, 11. u llW lilL n will -,.., Fri. , vn
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llOld teat end & cclfee table., SpaniJb .-old .w.. AKC W °'""' 6IM739 &.iid. pa..,..... c I ' • exb&U<t. ......,., lmcutate, • • .lnlit; lftlbam • 1969 Jtedlternnean coffee & end tabl<S. Dmmg "". 111 32' flMtlJl 8&nb """'1 lb.,. -. l300 m 64MOl'6 k4.25!IO 1!nted rr1u&1.-.... , • •
i;oom..U 'dliiell .. (Virtue with wrought iron = ~ • -PO. cr.!oir. lll!IJ ~·lr,Id l!ft.1'1rtod "utpe , 9'00 alter< PM · · <;!'E c1o ~· --. T Moo. old; adult • •
l!lgli back chairs), lampo;, piclur<I, nwsive Si&EsE. A , '""4 "'· ..alt. m.ii1't.7'PM t IA>ot &,, 1~ ~ U1i1 V'l\I, ;;.,_' ,,k,4 1969 l!hlteO. whit., ~ clrtwn.6T.1·"191 • BUICK •
C\151omblt .Gillesp1ebedroomsets.Sandhurg s.n-"1'1~-. 6 9100 W•:'l>o7morelor--1.IJ->l!di'& Int. Good $S250.SJ;M<6' 1911-i'Oiil c..m.,..,.....• •
,lledroomsets,game..U,many,mall)',olhers R""1an -Uttau Alrcr!ft ~ ot ,_ ..u. """"concL llDJ, 545-2622 aiv, ... ,....,,...,, w-.t.,adia.xint $!$00 ~·9'3' I in Spanlsh/Medit -maple contemporary ~ ' PrL Piiot Course • --,.,. .; be1on ,.. MS--0131 tra"""ta!on 1415. 6'l>.32lD ""m.ft1' • 8 croupo. GREATCW.tmo.female, ITS do. llO.H mo. M_,, ll"O odlt ll;LllORI:.., VW, ... _..._ --•· 1 '62 Ford • 1
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Soonish/Medit,Modern,Mliple.&Frenchl'ro-,,..,., -.tlftiL 1115. cnap Count1 -W--• ..--edia(t. St-. -t CHEVROLET • a.may '-.., V4, ...... ..,.
·vlnciaj.-couchea, Joye llWB. bi<\0-•·beds, occ • 831!17<S .....,. ar 516-1610 • •1\1 -~ f I'll -· mat!<. dlr, ...,, steering. ~ ~~
chairs. recilners, dinettes, din Yin eels. (SeV· ANG"& '61 ' vw, iiiliad. -'64 IMPALA " • MWl~'""'''l75 C8sh doll-. ""1 good bard rock maple w/tiutcbes), bul· ~Ptnochns Molijle~ 9200 ~ -·RIH.'-""'*-. r.ct.ey air. radio, boatrr • ...._will fine pm prty. • •
lets ~as white c'1]opy l!edrm set, (a champ -· mbat "IL S lal Sa'-'S9 ANGLIA Sta. Wqon; ..._ att 5,lJ. automallc' tririL, P '"tr ~ ll8..,. month. 494-• •
beati\y?), f6botany bednri ~ts, coffee & tnd .541-6494 -. ~ , ~ • ~ cond. Nd1 an tlM, iii VW llluat Mll! $50 or ~· Local car. Viery 9773 or 545-0634 •VI, •uto111•tlc, p • ..., , ,II
tables., AU s'tyles -some with marble tops. ~. ~~-= 20' \n:U sl59B ~'.J. $91.19 OrE. owner. $300. m..Zl62 bm otttt. VZX.$::0 RC ••t••rin9, r•dlo, h11ter, ii•-•
mo. incl. tu, Uc., del and M1·Jl25 ME URY htx• wh11I eov1ri., h••da -.u .... 455.B39/lll6. ....,,.._,,.......,.. AUSTIN H.EA"'rw .... vw0 .. '---"·to.~ GUAlllAl'ITY 1 ".l!_..,-i ... 1o "' "'"" ... ,.... Cqlor TV's -B ,& w TV's 2 blond Cod<er ......... 1 BAY HARIOR c -~ -..-v•g '63 MERCURT-..... , 9ZtO!tlf •
All st.yles :-Stereos & Combos ma1.. 1 ,....... ' w... - . ... AUSl'IN "'·""'~ • ~· Am-Fm ndlo. """' . CHEVROLET Han!top. Alr. lmmaculAt. .• lmmadlll• O.llvery I 11..__._...,._..., ________ _.I 516-m> Mo!Hle H.,,,.. Sbow.,. ·•lb!Ui: i.....;;;:<· ' • ·-·";aeom Do>. • 'Ill E. 11th st. Book lltlJ5. Our Pm< 1896 $
Thomasville round marble top dining rm sets AKC reg. '""' """" Pups.
1425 ~ ~~-D.!iOO. si'r°'."!iiif"'. ~=-~~~ ~f":!" ~ .~ llfWPOl1bi MOJO}S ~ 199 : I bl to bull L D ks edar Chests l Weblyn line, & wkl old, n< u• ~ Fili . -..unJUllD' .. ._ sqta. ·• JUl ., • w mar e P e , es ' c • ""-'"" ~·· .' -. &RI .,,, .... -~ • :r '61 CHEVY 11 , • I pme sets, 8 pc Cherrywood din T'm 6els, REGISTERED German SEE the Dual WJde Road-\ ·, , "'r \f1 vw, ,SUi!l!J. W!'J' ,dean.. N 1 BeriliJ W. Wloibatfc .. 2035 llalbc!it Blvd. DOWN •
slate top carved dresser, hospital beds, dee-lhort hair Pointer Pui-ti:r liner Pan American, Para-FERRARI $500. caab. bank un.net"&' :CS.. p:)Wtl' •teaiiw, R6o SIB-6294 5t8-85\1 •Pin '• _. U'"'9 ...
orator items loo numerous lo list! New & aaJ $75 each &G-0933 motmt. Elite and General Newport lmporUi Ltd n.... s:rr.81 Mo. 0.A.C. 84'7~ cUD. Heate'!' + other extru. MERCURY MonteWr 196:5 !I .,,, .. .,. Ctfflt. 5MAC•
Used mattress sets -all 6i%es. e, mohOe homes DOW at eoon.... _,_ ~ '&:f:.V,WA\ili r--. ---Low mnea.' # U31JJ! d~ ~ft)'. NI p;iwer. rr ... Fl•wJ.t.. •
____ ....;·----------... 1BOSTON T•rrl•n. 8 wks, Dual Wide Sales .... ~· -•-,-. -lot>L· v•-•« ·-$2090 . . A~. Exoellent condilloa!
AKC CbarnJ._~ lino. O.,pman ~oh11e.Hom .. 1nc.. ~~~VICE· PARTS 11 no UW. .J-1:.-645--041'; GUARANTY = ~: """'' 111"' =-······-= Split Front & Double door
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ANTIQl,IES
King Louis 15th betlmt .. i., dining rm sets,
hand carved Lion leJ library table, 7 pc
'true" French Provinctal bedrm seL Antique
organ, clocks, mirrors, screens, glass lront
oak•oecretary, bow front china comp! sets of
china, cut .glass & MANY, MANY OTIJER
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612-9'111 , ~lfl, ~/< 962-2'113 111 >:. 11th st. .....,., an-rond, foll '"'· • HEADQUARTERS 1 I YR A.Q.H..A. Matt. Prof TRAILER A: 'Cabana 1 « Authorized MG o,.ilei j i ~ ·f~ At Santa Ana Ftenny• ~78'4 Days. S .f 8-3 2 6 3 llC I S I S • trnd for interm rider WM'• 2 bdrm. Xlnt thnxxrt Phone ;'Sunroof e Sabta /.NA. 5'3-9.11l Eves. omp 1te a ei • erv-
Stable, Lag Canyon Jid, uk: OR 3-2908 JAGIJAR1 . , i i .• , $975 • '65 COLONY ~t-9 pass. Ilic• end P•rts D•p•rt-a '°' Noney. 10 x 50 KIT -1 •962-1lli5 I -fWl P!"." fu. "'"" "f'ent for JAGUARS. •
TRANSPORTATION 1 BR SPACIOUS "67 JAGUAR, ·s.a !,'"'piT ''8 VW conv, yellow, RIH (ageracK. $1195. 5f6-3665 I s,, Tltt bciti"t •• JU complete 64>1090 , lirb. pwr lltl' lttntte uph, XLNT ~ -, 1969 J•gwt.r Today • _
Boots & Y1dlll 9000 9215 'AM-FM.~ -~ Sll50llfm -.:1f5..4168• ' M. Ult ANG ~..... ••••• ="'----'--'----Motor Homa Low mi's.-xlnt cond. $COO. '66 vw. n.dk>,-sun:root. rl --wl!llc~~~ST CORTEZ-Yoo .... , b<U.Ye 633-8649 rondltton. "'"' Beach. 213: '65' MUSTANG • BRAND NEW •
Mid • Wint.er Oearance on lb a '66-Jew mileqe tao XKE (bw. '63, fully restored 0>-191.f . Cpe. Bucket Bea'.t, automatic • l 969 •
ama.tt boat.. a .... now and ~~~ ... , ~ pQI' -~ to new. Bit wired Int. nu '67 VW -Perfect conditloh. trans,, rlt.dlo, heater. Veey : •
....._ ,,. •• .._. '" -~· top. ~ Will ta'.kt older car in trade clean. Low miles. OWPW, a ·~~·Express Crulaer. rad· -54&--2622 w 6C-Oul $1095 OPEL
Io, st•m "'°"" lra1lu 118'5. Mini Blkos 9275 MlltCEDES llNZ I '<O VW. $11> • • GUARANTY I 1
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w J"1rin, G ... '°' IOOd 1<> ' --• . VI, Fae. Air, ....... -· 111 E. 17th st. • $1899 • --• #1..1.. -~--~ -radio, beater. P. 21521 At Santa.Ana Freeway ~ --~ .... -VOLVO $1590 llanta Ana 543-SW. • UDO 16' °"""" -...,, ""' Motorcycloo 9300 • ---,,=,..,----135 •-... -. ... SUSO. * -.., Volw , .... 1 GUARANTY MUSTANG 196'1 wt -• TE
l'Rll>lY IS '16-io' -Qut..r '67 -wu•H CH-R"''.... 39Q, ........... -llot • IMMEDIA • • 1963 Solid -lO' ... .._ct.an! .. $2950 If\ ..,., Shilt lT,000 ml Ii• ""'51 am........_ · u· • ...,. ~ ~..:::::: YARDA.GE..QAY... MAKE OlTEll l2800I"'"'. -= 111 E.11th St. •68 MUSTANG ., ml. v~ • DE VERY •
.,m:m ' In Costa-Mesa E-Z Bank Ftniux:i,.: Law ml1eqe, $825. Pvt. l'f1'. 'At Santa Ana~ --Pwr st. vill)'I top. Xlnt •Fully •q•ipped lncl11di119• ~of jz, :='~ ~ '!:" ~-~lO~ ~ Newport Arches Muina • 531-8387 • J91U. 190, ~ Ulo. leather, Antiques, Clanla 9615 Santa Aoa 5U83ll CCICld. Sl'IDD. f!M..9521 •du11l 11111d•r cylind•r brek•• PJIDDll.w.nGw SS.ml .,._,, -~ -_ .am. W, CnMl ~ • )'"tlOl'fDAS'· 'tll.-e -.cr..-. -Jrlf.f.P ltt-..M&-"";![ 1.w 'F' _, =-i-• .-.-.,..~~ l& CBEVELLE-llal lb ll •1y1t.m, k••t•r, whit• w11ll1'8
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YARDAGE SCIAM LETS -,. r -n-365 $2995. ... ,. doers. complet9 with ~ • I -neer • brtkes, - . ...... ••rs, w•rr11119 f1111lt•r, r•d10,. watt' 'AK/,f')(. Gar. 2'1SO~Bhod. lt u-~. -$]8e&.-0Nfrantel'llf.ccm-W".W',r~· . •+c..,IOl<tll
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$500.CallanytimeM&-1441 ANSWERS 1965 BSA 650 CC JJabtniqi pe4,beautitulcobd..grt1Jftt, wbeell.. ~ to_Jllake a steering whl, pogltractlon, FM radio, Royal .Master• • l=::::i:====== GAS stclVfJ .... 135. Ailmh'IJ f $5li4. Good cond. , $l9li5. 8111 0512 tratt.r 'wfflf tJo, y.w:·bot ''"' wlndoww. $000. 546-0033 ""'· xlnt rond. 11695. Ptlv • 1
Sportlnci ~I 1500 10 cu ft REFRIB. $95. DAV-!io&38'Matt5pm. aeats about 6' Joni. $2$ for alt 6 pm ply. 56-1170 ' • •
, ENPORT & 2 CHAIRS. all Ledaer -YMtn -Guilt -HONDA Late '68· low mi. M4 3 of them. CaD 5.16-8411. H.B. 1967 EL Cam.lno, 4 1peed,
SCUBA ~Hit, complete; like new. Gibbon -BE a GIRL total reblt. eng.: 'new o•sizf Y special iaspenslon • 396. PLYMOUTH • '67 BUICK Riviera • ~hased 1n 1968. Mike of. -SEI! ·9-4 WED ONL y Seid the nurse to the ex. tires· make otter 615--3228 MG Autos Winted 97CO Black, peNiOnal car, ri:r.:w -• •
fer 6'13-mt 387 E lBth St i, t E CM pectanf. father; "Just be-' tires, ht claM cond. 13W>. '60 PLYMOUTII Valiant .• Full pow•r, f1 cfory 1lr, low.
• 645-imp • came you. have betn kept '68 HONDA 175 SCRAMBER WE PAY .... 675-2226. Needs body work. but rum mil••g•. !THBS211 : -llaneou• 8600 --°t!'P.!'!'--•lwattln< dqosn't ~ EXCEi:, ~~molt Sol•, Service,,_ CASH. '63 BEL Air • ...... 230. IOOd. •tick. -61l-"'2 11 $3995 • 1::.:c.;;,;=---~-POOL mKn ~~the baby wW. llE CbmJ)lete new MG lnftiltlOr)' · Like new, Qria: owner, 19 '64 VALIANT S1gnet white,• •
• f ~~ • .~~ ~ 0 :!i a GIRL. Auto S.nJces See the liew Autta Anmica mpg, w/~ ' 11~, $995. blk int, buckets, auto. $787. '63 BUICK Skylark • ~n tfted. $150 incl JAB FREE! & P1rtt 9400 Here Now! for 'Died can A: tniCb j'Qlt ~lUI 644--0438 CdM H.T. Cp•. Auli;imotic, rid·•
Goodyear Cl1llUoll air pad. LES Buie Bo.ting (111111 call UI tor tree Htlmate. '64 CllEVY JI ttd s w. SACRAFICE 1967 Fury m .io, h••fer; po~ •• 1le1ri.11g •• ~7860 NewalateS695vatNmr._ ~~I'M to Public by vw 36 hp ename. ttcel. GROTH CHEVROlfT ~ ·~n93rroo Ol' best hardtop sedan. Like new .• fedory$•;,, 2t"9""5" • BEAUTIFUL blond . w I g. 23 MOdeh: to cll009e trom.$5.9 Ill~ Power Squadron Cond. $175. Meyers Manx o er. owner. U795. 675-6259 •
French. baOO tied, ong. cost up. 21.3: ~161 69'1-21.0l Startirw 7 PM Mon. Jan. J3 bQuy. &«5-26n 1961 OIEVY 6 cyl stick, 1••'--'-----
$39S. Will sell for $7S. • at N~ Harbor Yacht Aak for Sale1 Mana.sex Xlnt cond. New t I re IS, PONTIAC • '67 JAGUAR 420 • ~mT aft 5:30. CH I~ ESE 0 r 1 en ta I: Qub 'i'lO W. Bay Aw., New-Tr1ll1r, Tr1v1I 942$ 3100 W. tout Hwy. ill21!:~~ n~~.: brakes I: tram. 962-STI.n •Sedin. 1 owner, 11,0 00•
HUMAN Hair Blonde wiglet, Beautitu.t 9 x 12; deep pile; JIOr\ Beach. NO ADVANCE New}Qt Belldl un ... ,...,., ~ • 5 7 CHEV y, N e-e d 1 '68 Pontiac Fittbird, 359 •""a,.. full pow• r. 1ir.
$1D. Alic beige w/~ bamboo RECISTRA'nON ~ KENSKILL '81 • ·•••• ·n499 6G-M)5 5f0..1764 Kl 9-3331 generator excellent air oond., tull power, radio, to..d., wir1 wh1el5. IVCK °"'never worn design at c:ornen. Retalled SARY, ENROlLATa.AS! ·New 15' ·standard :tnlly A~..tMGDealn-wr: p•y WH . .-..1_._ . ..,,,.;, 897--9420 vinyl top. ll,000 ML 50,IXXJ •2151 • Human H•t • lied-•tWS<l,AOrib!flr;<;o. ~"'613.!DtarmcN equlpl.Loadod-utru. ---. "' A ·~,..,..... miwarr,1mma<U!alet •SALE PRICED•
clilh-llrown ID"I !all !lull Alon I • 9 Kuutaa, $75. Into. ·No pmts tor 6 -ar 138 MG '52 TD Rod w I white • CUaJSI .. , 645-'661 I
cap). Paid llltl, oell tor 14<XI Dolpbln Tml'. CdM FREE total dn. pat a 138 mo. -top. 1D1erlar OX· EAR y;.,iR'. ;.~. nft ....,. 1965 GOO Coov, 3119 cv lo ~65 DLD5 Dr-olc 181 ~ (Irvine Terrace) O • .A.C. Authorized dealer ~ent. enzine teblt. $UOD fV UU lAI( I 4 ~
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Gardtn tool&, patio lurn. * AUCTION * o':F~REDt~ p~~ bllan. Stewn,ion CONNELL Full pwr, air rorxtitloning, 6 547·3446wkdaya10 to 6. • eir co11d. (MOYl46) ••
air oond. 'vuhcr/dryer, U you will aell or bey BY Rick B1ldlno'1 '62 MG midget. Xlnt cond. way pwr seats, dlr, pwr an-'58 PONTIAC, one owner.• $1495
refrtg, bar-b-q e.l e c · g ive: wtncty a try Huntington Beach Moblle World Priced fo quick 118.ie '850. CHEVROLET lenna. Car has had loving New; tires, brakes. Runs• ~1 fldaer/mo1\-er. Small de.ma. Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m.. Power Squadron l94.'12 Be&ch Bl., H.B. 962.1377 Call 54g..1753 aft 4:30 pl( 2828 Harbor Blvd. care. New tires, $85 cash good. Make otter. 646-4200 • ,66 TEMPEST • ~. 9cll cheap! 642.-821.0 Windy's Auction Barn startfng Mon., Jan. 2Q, 7 PM 4.16 s. Harbor BL, SA 531"1'10 Costa M~ 54&-l200 ~::~ w!!!.!;::a.P~~ -• H.T. C.11p•. R..Oio. h••l•r .•
ie1utlful Behind~ I DI.ii-... _ at Buntlnlton Beach Web FOR SALE •• ll'.""" WARDS -~· PORSCHE W1'll luy or 5'S-0634 ,..---' RAMBLER 1wto111atic, pow•r 5l•1rin1., KINGSIZE BED 2075% onyi "Qt' ill.11.tl Sc:bool, ff,B. TENT 'l'RAil.J:R ." $215.00. ~ •1sVE66ll r
-qVl1"'1 matt..u, ,.itt Newport, 616-3686 For-WocaJI -letup ___ 'IT .PORllOIE 911 Tarp, r-v~.;.:-'61NEWYorku<1"'.hdtp. '63 RA141ll.Ell 2 d(.hdtp.if $1695 •
blmlaHon. bltn frame, N~ ~ ~ 142-1227 or 144-2250 It I.II r x w. 'l'heN I.II • bladr. alnt COlld.. $5900. A.fQ t.,, 4dllus. Patd tcit Black; MW tittt; pwr. auto tram:,. goo& cnnidi new . •
"'_,. $98, worth l250. ,,; aaJe. 2 r•iulapr i. IT. Outom namto&o -bod4'zT'..,top<i Days. ~~· E aoc.Cal!~·'~ ~--.U.. ""'·pvt. pty. W!. "'·· '68 THUNDElllRD • -llactt Bl and _,, ....... .,,,.,., -.... ~ y ... .. • ...,.. ~ . 1 t:.orco 549-161.5 .. 9l>J1T7 •
mernberahlpe; + 1 aoclal • ue &........ ~ platet.. 3" toabt.mat· 49f-033l art. 8:30 673-1190 PERFECT CoodWon. '57 '62 SfATION w 5 door • l1nd1Y. Mill pwr., fee. e1r,1
E. Nardi •leering wheel 1nt fnembenhip. Priced well Traner A boat freshly trea, traBtt MHth A ball, PORSCHE 1964 C. a ean, New 'tcirW."'· $Z25. Far Amt.---dor V~p .. -sir, I 10.000 "'"'•· IXSlll 111 • VW, $55; 4'' Rltchle Cp:n. below cost. n...-547_11j,... painted. New whUe A /Fm l • .,,,,.,,, IMPORTS WANTED .......,_ -.... "' 95
pass $55; Weenu hand bear--Eves 673-6436 .......,;> -vwv. n a ti I ab yd e. Uphobt~ oversbe new tirel and titt-m • owner. _....... Om:lrei llimtitt ~low market. &0--1081 air cond. $395. 54-0-5:207. • $39
1 q (bmpua $35. .All like Three 16% bp Ownplon bic hookup ior tum a:f8nala. 673-91'!9 or 675-5835. TOP $ ElJYER. -1962 RAMBLER Cla§1 41 ~-...._ ____ _
... ........,. SI.ATE tDp Pool ti h I• -Complde w Ith Trall<r I• lo ....Uent '90" '59 Po"'1><, BILL MAXEY TOYOTA CONTINENT,\L O>-. Wag. R/H .. , ~" • '60 CHEVRDLIT • l~x6~, $l'.XI. Home bar era! fUtl h·~ 1-~--dt~ and -·~ ~ ,... to 11~ I I KIRBY VaL'1lWll cleaner ll w/4 stools, S95 897-sQl ltlV -.-a~.... ......, • ,.,...,, --... 18881 Bea.ch Blvd. ,.....,_, e Full W/walla $395. ~ aft 5 -4 door lt1rdtop. RIH, •w· ttacmnenta. Orieinally Miki. · and m:itroll. See al 2fDI be appn!dated! Call Bob 642-4261. days. H. Beach. Ph. 8«7~ '63 LIN-..w~ Convt. . • to .• 'P-S.. 1 FXX251 J • •
!.. ---Tako -STEltEO.... .......... .... La!a>ott.. N ....... Beodi. m.fill. -· lutllrlr -· SHELIY $395 • -~· --·~ 500 ..,~ ml • . L' -·~~ ~-t -~'. • small pynim. or $660 cub. "' cs • lpeUtn. 17 f'T. Pertoocmer. klaDlier CAMPING trtt 4x4x2. WatB' Aunt LHling 9110 ...... ""._ .-.. ......... Qedltdept..~7'289 Fhwt$115b.ke9.5M-f4,13 Delaxe model fall prool cannt top. Good SUBARU la.Y's area a must tell, · • •
· fib I I tiftL Equip / lltn. S115 *A'"O l~lfllll! S1290. MWlt>I SHELBY 'fl GT 810. ~fot>d· • '6' OLDSMOllLE • MINK STOLE Ml W •rs ••• ootboar "" 1969 SUIARU UI' llAl.V* 'fl6 CONT Fact. a!r tun Xlnt mnd. sm>. Private Toronado. Full pow•r •nd · tJut1: Sahlie w/piocketl• mrl IC. anted 1610 Qzrtom sm.p down CXM:r. w 1:st offer. n•: 535-l088 k-c1297 66 u~ 1_· ~-, _,_.' .._..,, Party, 642-3413 •1octory elr co.11ditlonln9.• ~-u 1 -" ' --Bia: wheel Wt trailer. $'7IXI 25• TRAlLDt w/bl.th. Jlab liVm ,. ; mrv I ALL MAKES pwr. uw-. u•1e1"., ..... , .... ..,.,, 1 1 -am • -w A N T E . D phone -a1"'r '.... otlor Oimplete ................ .,, ,, O'.>MPETETIVE PIUCES 22.soO Ml. $S,:lltl • .,...,., : ISM 's"2995 : ~G • 119.50. 2 USED u· ~ ,,...bout · * tl!n-1261 * Kostel Kus tom Kan Cort Fo• Auto i..a11., '62 CONT.. boautilul ""' T ·llRD ~ (El1ropean craftamen) We need qualibr (no junk w/9~ hp Johnlon A trailer, '67 Shula n· sell l9llO Harbor Blvd. 6t6-64U 224 W. Cbut Hi&bway :dnt cood. 63.000 Ml.; alll---·...:.:.:;;:_ __ ·il•l-;-;:-:::::::-::-:kft::-;-W•i
ft9t lie\. dc.>l, pk:kup, 215 pleue). Fumtture, c 010 r '350. New • used abob., contained, Canopy. Ne.port Beach 642-8440 acceaa. $1.JXI. 6"-0790 '57 T·BIRD • '67 IUICI R:, t • !f8 •·sem,y" SJ6.6405 'JV'" atereos, appliaorn. . !:"' _!215-Schock Boats. 646-tJ79 •62 ~lal Xtn. ~! ~ nU; new • Sport coupe, , •u o ..
-tooll .,,_, SUNIEAM Used C.rs 9900 mbxr -e.-" tnu._ New paint PS. olr eontl. CTU2119l •
-plete Sboll-A-Chatr and ollloe -n..d& -'<• ~ -.~· & ·-· ~·.,,_'.. $2595 •
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•-St..NB&T.l--0583 •WANTED• 1310·llrm.~ I.., GMC 4000 tr cab. '"""'"'' 11125. m.an1 CORYAIR T·BIJtD 1913. Bm hu> m •'6' DODGE"'-• ;:;;,~::'1::-:-0;::;;:::;1=-I FOR SKIPPER OR BOAT cbusla, P/S, t.b, $950. ftnds or aft 4:S1 pm. (AR. llll Town! Wht w/mt hlt. Full • 4 Or. H.T, •&H ....... . ' 5.teuffer Reduc "I F11mltvr'e e Appfl1nnt MAINTENANCE CALL .._ &'SJ'onl IAiT PU, auto, C:rtdlt Probwn~ us fot ~ Corvair Monza Conv. power, rood rubbtr. Low PS, air c...tl, tTPUOJ21
Modllne -$15. Culor TVa • Pion. 5d-.1S61 tram ~ ...,,;e,., $6lll. TOYOTA Instant dollvory, low....... !.150 mll• .... Xlnt cond. Priced • $2195 • * 50-4153 * ETC. Srrvttoft sos 3bt st, ff5Y term&. We dtdde on 499--3565 af't.!r g to tell! ~1ll5 • •
AllDQIEN -• .,... Cash 111 1f2 hoar SolU...ts 9010 ·~ -'61 HAllD'IOP t,""' <ndl~ DD ........... COl!VAill 2 dr. HT . .., T-BIRD clUOlo; """'·. 234 E 17~111 ST • "°°"' tal-Mek $30. Shetland 541~1 'S3 DlEV ~ Pk:lw;p. 1...ANDCRUISER toda,y. 1.-ownet. Gbod C!Old.. $500 •UVtt •lftd int. ""'1kl; • • I •
--· .... -21' VIKING -SAUCY •• -" & e. --""' -low ml).... ..5:'4J:.2. ... .... -·,,.,. m-mt Xlnt ..... '2.CIJl. ~; • s•a 7765 a.. SIS. ~ · BUYING Sllwr om. 10" v1rtutll7 rebl:t ta Aur· Da7 -..rr ~-60-GM • we've ever ltH.. Comrp. U no ann.itt UU: ~ • • • ~ IWril. tool boncb, ::,:'-· ~.:. St.1'1. fumor lleol -2 ...... II ,.,. 'a;n;. Pldolp -loci. warn ..... & 2145 = ~ .,_ CORYEllE 1962 J DI! Hrd w~ ........ Mon.Fri 8:30 Im •
... ._ -.._ nlcblo -n>IL °' .na, utru. """'°"' utralarsohul1Wnautuk. WE PAY CASH FOR ·~ lull..-: Zrot,,;.., • to 9 pm I $IMll1 alt.~ <XlSTA <X>INS "1 W. 1ttb Balhoa ltle tllp, ~ lor Dual -v ... .-ltl5. <UUllll '62 CORVETTE . point & .-,'"Ila .,._: 1
-SI., C.M. M-1.. 2 -llmU)M. Alldntr ~ , ~ YOUR CAR PAID Blad"' b1ut. -. "'°' $lllO. m.3112 • S.lurd•z 8;30 1111 I
• Dul to -MAPLE Hutdl • -c.· ., ........ ·-... roRD II ,.,. -Up • ~ .. ~R Cit .NOT! ................ end • ....S.19'1 T-BIRD. LllPt ..... n. I 1o pm • m_N._ -. lmrp."""' be ,.. pty, -1'J-. 4 -"" 6 ML BILL MAXEY~~· --ta .... .,..,,_Localcor~ lownor Ill""' 2249 Sundoy18:30o~ •, ·~~aub~-ft'tl .... Ne. Call m.or•" ~ MutwotM.61J..MM ·.___ Tbt 0 .,.. °",_ • pwr. ·~ ·---~~ -· '~' c.ar. clellwrt. wm tab llatbar Bl'4 C.M. · I to 6 pm 1 Aft 5. rn· a. c.... Spla .u.. '58 Dodae Pickup. I' bed. a.alllld '9dloa. s • •• anWl *"-~car. nae prvtl=---'==='==== ~=~-;~"'"" 77 1aL BABY-.. --.... Racriw ..... Xlol ..... OwT1oadl. -ITIOIYJOITIAI ::"'ttl-.-.. 1-~-......... 139.116.tlWm TEMPEST :1 ,...... lo .... ----•531·1-~!'irtl-liii"'"lli! ..... __ -
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