TODAY IN THE TIMES WEATHER

Bridge ... t3 Obituaries .... 4 Fair through Thursday; high, 72 to 82;

Business 6 Society ...... 11
Columns 25 Sports 26 low, 47 to 55. High in Palo Alto on
Comics 31 Theater-Music 21 Thursday, 80; low this morning, 48;
Coming Events 21 TV-Radio 20 barometer at 8 a.m. today, 29.87. Hu-
Editorials . . . . 24 Vital Statistics 4
Garden 16 Want Ads . . . . 33 midity at 1 p.m. today, 46 per cent.
Markets $ AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER More weather data on page 4.
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Students stage
mass protest;
hold lice car
BERKELEY - Fifteen hun-
dred students launched a third
straight day of demonstrations
with a noon rally today against
the University of California ad-
ministration for banning^ cam-
pus solicitation of funds for off-
campus political projects.
At the center of the milling
mass outside the administration
v building,"
buildi Sproul Hall, was a
red year-old campus po-
lice car containing^Jack Wein-
berg, 24, the 1963 UC graduate
arrested Thursday as demon-
strations reached near-riot pro-
portions.
, The car has been trapped
more than 24 hours with Wein-
berg voluntarily inside. Its roof
has sagged from being used as
a speakers' platform — the
day's purpose it served at to-
day's quieT rally against UC
political solicitation policies and
against the "indefinite suspen-
sion" Wednesday of eight stu-
dents for disregarding the solic-
itation rule.
Campus police arrested Wein-
berg at 11:30 a.m. Thursday
near Sather Gate for trespass*^
Students rough up policeman ing after he refused to stop so-
Berkeley policeman Phil Mowerer is dragged down steps of Sproul Hall by University of California students durinq demon- liciting funds for the Student
• strafion. Nonviolent Coordinating Com-
mittee (SNCC) in behalf of civil
rights in the Southu
United P r e s s International
said 100 demonstratorsrlay down
in front of the campus police car
to prevent Weinberg's being
hauled off to jajl^and 80 sat
down behind the vehicle.
And Weinberg remained in the
car, which had been blocked all
night by demonstrators whose
numbers dwindled to 200 over-
night but burgeoned again with
the dawn.
Groups of students identified
as fraternity members gathered
a r o u n d the demonstrators
Thursday night in a display of
freeing the car, but backed off
when demonstrators threatened
force, police said.
The demonstrations continued
despite pleas for reason by the
student body president, Charles
Powell, and a strong wartiing
from Gov. Edmund G. Brown.
In San Francisco, Brown said
that such behavior "will not be
tolerated." He""said he "supports
fully" the position of U.C. Pres-
ident Clark Kerr and Berkeley
Chancellor Edward Strong in
supporting the indefinite suspen-
sion of the^eight students.
"Thisis'Cptirely and simply an
attempt on the part of the stu-
dents to use the campuses of
the university, unlawfully by so-
liciting" funds and recruiting
students for off-campus activi-
ties," he said.
"This will not be tolerated.
We must have — and will con-
tinue to have — law and order
on our campuses."
At the height of the demon-
stration Thursday 17 officers
tried to remove the screaming,
shouting, chanting young men
and women from the administra-
tion hall but soon retreated*
Two officers were knocked
down and one was dragged
down the hall. Later one officer
reported he had been bitten on
the leg.
At first demonstrators were
protesting the s u s p e n s i o n
Wednesday of eight students for
allegedly violating university
rules against distributing polit-
ical literature and soliciting
members and funds on the 27,-
500-student campus.
Both liberal - oriented student
groups and the California Stu-
dents for Goldwater Organiza-
tion opposed the rules.
(See page 2 for Stanford
rules relative to organizations.)

100,000 persons flee

.NEW ORLEANS (UPI) —
Fringe winds of gigantic hurri-
cane Hilda neared the low-lying
Louisiana coast today and
speeded up an orderly exodus of
more- than 100,000 residents.
Louisiana Cajun country and
part of the upper Texas coast
were abandoned to approaching
Hilda.
At 11 a.m. PDT, Hilda was
giant Hurricane Hilda
180 miles off the coast, with reau said the coastal Mississip- 13,5Q0 residents and Franklin Sabine and Sabine Pass, Tex., Orleans was canceled and Tu- ihe Coast Guard raced to help a bile, Ala. Tides were on the
150-mile-an-hour winds in t h epi area was in no immediate with 8,700 were becoming ghost emptied. T h e 200 residents lane suspended classes. Sqhools ship feared sinking in the rise and were expected to
center and gale winds up to 73danger. towns. The Southern^Pacific sent moved- inland. were closing throughout the af- storm. reach 3-6 feet. The bureau said
miles an hour extending for as Forty-foot seas rose in the The Red Cross was flying 10,- fected area. WARNINGS UP the season's eighth hurricane
much as 200 miles north and gulf and lashed abandoned off- in boxcar freight. trains to help 000 cots and' 20,000 blankets The U.S. Weather Bureau Hurricane warnings were dis- had the potential to produce
east.' It was 235 mijes south- shore oil rigs. Skies over south- brjng them out. from Atlanta to New Orleans, called it "one of the most pow- played along all of the Louisi- tides up to 12 feet near and
southwest of New Orleans trav- ern Louisiana darkened as the Th^ Red Cross said 73 shel- more aid shipments were com- erful hurricanes ever seen in ana coast west of the mouth of just east of the center when it
eling north at 1 miles per hour. prelude to thp storm. ters in 12 inJand parishes had ing from Texas and the U. S. the Gulf." the Mississippi River. storms ashore.
Residents of the southwest RESIDENTS LEAVE been set up, some as far as 75 Department of Agriculture or- In size it was almost as big m The U.S. Weather Bureau • More than 52,000 people were
tip of the Missouri Gulf Coast Officials ordered people out miles in from the coast. Anoth- dered food supplies sent in. Louisiana and Mississippi com- said winds would reach gale ordered evacuated in St. Mary
were ordered to evacuate to- of seven Louisiana parishes er 102 shelters were ready in The Duke - Tulane football bined. Tides began rising today, force late today in an area Parish, which includes Morgan
day although the Weather Bu- (counties). Morgan City with Texas. , game Saturday night in New more coastal towns emptied, and from Galveston, Tex., to Mo- City and Franklin, La.

Presidential safety U.S. drops Senate OK's compromise foreign aid bill
J. Edgar Hoover cautions spy case WASHINGTON (AP) - The said he thought it "shameful ligious persecution of people of ing the actual money, for fcr
Snate sent to the White House and most unfortunate" that Sen- all faiths, without singling out eign aid spending, which the
NEW YORK (AP) - The ate conferees agreed to drop an Rtissia, was agreed to. He said Senate passed Thursday.
federal government today un- today a compromise $3.5 billion amendment expressing congres- the House conferees opposed

against 'gestapo' methodr expectedly dropped its s p yforeign aid • authorization bill sionaj condemnation of persecu-
case against ^Russian couple over stormy protests of some of
"in the interesnof national se- its members. tion of
Sen.
Jews
J. W.
in the Soviet
Fulbright,
Union.
D-Ark.,
putting
aid bill.
the

Completion
issue

of
on the foreign

WASHINGTON «•» - FBI Di-
rector J. Edgar Hoover has cau-
tioned against establishment of
Gestapo tactics in efforts to
safeguard the President, the
Evening Star reported today.
He spoke out in testifying be-
fore the Warren Commission in-
vestigating the assassination of
President John F. Kennedy, the
Star said in a-copyrighted ar-
ticle, saying "we don't want a
Gestapo. We have to, I think,
80 persons aboard
missing airliner
PARIS (UPI) - A DC6 air-
liner with 80 persons aboard
Is missing between Palma,
Majorca, and Port Etlenne,
Mauretania, it was announced
tonight.
The disclosure was made by
the airline, the Unio Transport
Awromaritimes.
The company said the air-
congressional was
A controversial rider about
reapportionment,
bill Senate
stripped
after
out
tacked to the
weeks
by
of debate
the confer-
maintain an even balance." cized the F B H o r ''an unduly curity." The vote was 35 to 15. ence committee.
U.S. Atty. Joseph P. Hoey chairman of the Senate confer- action on the authorization bill
He testified also, the Star said, restrictive view of its role in
about a State Department docu- preventive intelligence work pri- m o v e d for dismissal of the Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., ees, said substitute language cleared the way for expected Both the Senate and House
ment which it said indicated that or to the assassination." The conspiracy indictment against called the compromise, passed simply expressing condemna- House approval of a $3 25 bil- accepted this action in passage
Lee Harvey Oswald, Kennedy's commission indicated the FBIAlexandra Sskolov a n d hisearlier by the House, "The tion ana repugnance of any re lion appropriations bill provid- of the bill.
assassin, was a thoroughly safe was remiss in not, reporting to wife shortly after a jury of 11 most unacceptable conference
risk. men and one woman had been report to come before the Sen
Hoover's testimony has not
been made public by the War-
the secret s e r v i c e Oswald's selected to try the couple in ate in my 20 years in this
presence in Dallas.
The Star, in a story by Jerry
Brooklyn* federal court.
Hoey told Dist. Judge John
body." He forced a roll call
vote on its adoption
Woodward warns council
ren Commission. It referred to
his testimony in its report on O'Leary—a longtime friend of F. Dooling Jr.
t h e assassination, publish Hoover—said a transcript o? his portion of the indictment that
:ay 14 testimony was made connected the two defendants
that the ortiy Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y..
facing change in balance
Monday. In that report, it cri Mayor Bert Woodward, sin- "Some say facetiously the over the period of three elec-
available to the Star today. with an international ring of
Russian espionage agents per-
Italian police gling out Councilman R o b e r t council is afflicted with the four tions (by 1969).
* NO COMMENT
The FBI so far has made no York and Washington on June recover fortune Thursday afternoon Palo Alto's Debs, " t h e mayoj quipped. "I will be up for election^ May.
tained to meetings in N e w Debs for criticism, w a r n e d D's — diddle, dabble, delay and Neither Woodward nor Debs
comment on the commission's 15 and 16, 1963. in lost gems role as an exceptional city will go along with this/' The expiring terms are those
findjng, but officials have indi- • "The a t t o r n e y general," be in jeopardy at the City Coun- He called for election of three of Robert W. Byxbee, Noel E.
cated that the report was taken Hoey continued, "has Instruct-
bitterly by high FBI officials. ed me In the interests of na-
CUNEO, Italy (AP) - Police cil elections next May.
reported today they have recov- Addressing the Palo Alto Ki-
persons "that are team players, Porter and Lee Rodgers, all on
can think on a hjfyad basis, can the council sjnee 1953, Dean R.
liner, carrying 73 passengers Hoover's testimony also in- tional .security 16 offer no testi- ered several hundred thousand wanis Club, Woodward said the accept criticism and get off the Cresap and H. Christian Zweng.
and a crew of seven, l e f t cluded recommendations for mony whatsoever regarding dollars worth of jewfclry l o s t balance of power on the council deck and m a k*e the decisions Porter and Cresap have indi-
Paris Thursday night and aft- protective measures that he these overt acts. last year in the crash of King could be shifted to a "vocal that are necessary Upkeep the cated t h e y definitely will not
er a stop at Marseilles took thought might be more success- "These are the o n l y acts Saud's private jetliner along the minority" which stresses "de- city growing inttil?^§ren.'Ibnweseek re-election. Byxbee says he
off from Palma this morning. ful than those employed by the within the conspiracy which Alpine border between France lay, confusion and emotional want it to grow " ., probably won't. R o d g e r s and
Airline sources in Paris said secret service up to the time connect the two defendants and Italy. 7. w e n g h a v e not committed
stress." Only three councilmen will be
there were no Americans on Kennedy was slain last Nov. 22. with this conspiracy. There- : elected next May, as reduction themselves.
The police said they stopped Woodward, a c o u n c i l m a n
on Its w a y to Nouakchott, I don't think you can getfore, I move to dismiss the three teen-agers in the T u r i n s i n c e 1957, n o t e d a "real of the council ordered by voters Woodward's main topic was
Mauretania, and last reported absolute security without almost indictment." railway station Thursday, found change" in the complexion of in June begins. the city's public works depart-
its position by' radio when it establishing a police state, and Judge Dooling agreed, and part of the jewels on them and city government "and the type, COUNCIL CUT ments. He announced the city's
was near Alicante, Spain. , we don't want that," Hoover discharged the jury. recovered the rest from their of people serving on the coun- The council presently has 15 1,200-acre F othills Park will be
told the commission. homes in Cuneo. cil" in the past five years. members. It will be cut to nine opened to the public May 1.

Board calls off probe in move to ease unrest in Mt. View schools
Thursday night was hailed as pone its investigation if the oth- the first meeting in March, the mittee of seven teachers anders in the past. "Well, this is the A letter was read aloud from strife was at its height, McCor- sick leave with heart trouble)
a major turning point toward er would. The teachers agreed board will re-examine the need two administrators developed a spirit of solution." John Siemens, chairman of the mick and Siemens often ex- explain some of his administra-
peace in the squabble-wracked informally Tuesday to delay for a CSBA probe, based on program to reconcile the vari- RESOLUTION Mountain View charter of thechanged h e a t e d a n d bitter tive decisions that were fol-
Mountain V i e w Elementary their investigation by the Cali- Jones' report. ous factions. Jones revealed that 213 of the American Federation of Teach- charges, with Siemens serving lowed by unrest. Lindstrom had
School District, as the school fornia T e a c h e r s Association CLOSED MEET At the Thursday night board district's 215 teachers signed a ers (AFT). He sawMhe chapter as a leader for the dissident insisted he was forbidden by law
board v o t e d unanimously to (CTA). The Thursday night turning meeting, leaders of all three fac- Joint resolution urging coopera- commends the board and admin- teachers. But Thursday night to discuss personnel matters
postpone its request for an out- Specifically, the board post- point came largely as the result tions — the administration, the tion with the acting superintend- istration for b r i n g i n g about McCormick visited S44*m e n s ' publicly.
side probe of district unrest. , poned the CSBA probe "until of Tuesday afternoon's unprece- teachers and the trustees — of*ent in his efforts to solve the what appears to be a period home to thank him personally
of reapproachment " The AFT "The manifestation of sincer-
In postponing the probe they further notice," they agreed to dented closed special meeting of fered odes to the new era of district's problems and agreeing for his letter of cooperation. ity, the open and candid re-
had requested from the Califor- hear a report sometime before the entire district staff. Jones peace and cooperation. to call off the CTA probe. Hewas at the forefront of the dissi- sponse to queries by the (act-
nia School Boards Association Feb. 15 from acting Supt. Rol-j was given a standing ovation "You've heard of the spirit told the Times afterward: "If dent movement in the past, but Another comment came from ing) administration is impres-
(CSBA), the board was uphold- land Jones on the progress he for his accomplishments in eas- of Camp David and the spirit we alt live up to our commit they pledged to "work for theJack Gibson, a parent who sive and disarming. The frtsh
ing its end of a previous infor- and the teachers are able to ing tensions, which had grad- of Yalt*," said Trustee Sherman ments, I think this marks the sustentation" of the p e a c e spearheaded a mass rally las.t air circulating in the central of-
mal agreement with the teach- make toward permanent peace ually increased over a perjod of McCormick, the board's strong- beginning of the end of our prob- treaty. year of parents demanding that
ers that each group would post- during the next four months. At several years. Jones and a com est critic of the dissident teach- lems." Last year, when the district Supt. E. J. Lindstrom (now on (Continued on page 2, col. 1)
2—PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964
Clark property
22 acres offered to city for park
Dr. Esther Clark- has offered the level land, used as an air-Jerome Keithley stressed that Keithley said there isn't a veyed the offer to the C i t y
to sell Palo Alto 22 acres of land port by an earlier owner; as a discussions are ''in a' very early firm figure, yet. He said a re- Council. An attempt to do so
near Old Trace Road for park large, neighborhood park for the stage." ported price of '$19,000 per acre twq weeks ago failed when sev-
purposes, she said today. lower foothills. Neither would discuss the ask- is inaccurate. eral - councilmen strolled away
Dr/Clark said she envisions Both she and City Manager ing price. Keithley said he has not con-after a regular council meeting.
Keithley terms the site lo-
cated south of Palo Alto Vet-
School aid Cat-type protest not likely
erans Hospital, "large and inter-
esting."
NEGOTIATING
bonus plan He has been negotiating with

disputed
to occur on Stanford campus Stanford for about 30 acres of
land in a triangle bounded by
Foothill Expressway, Fremont
Stanford University could be less they are approved "volun- groups soliciting funds or re- Avenue and Arastradero R o a d
A debate whether the Unruh faced with an issue similar to tary" campus groups which cruiting on the campus. Lead-
Act "bonus" for unified districts that which touched off student have filed constitutions, lists of ers decried this as a curb on near the Clark property. This
is really a bonus at all took demonstrations at Univeryity of officers and annual reports with freedom of speech. would be for a park and athletic
place at Thursday night's meet- California, Stanford spokesmen the university and bank through Winbigler said the Stanford center.
ing of the San Mateo County said today. the stu3enrfund, according to regulations were established in Keithley indicated today
Committee on School District But they confidently said they Donald Winbigler, dean of stu-April, J963, when the university Clark property is being dis-
Organization. don't expect it to happen. dents. board of, trustees authorized cussed only for a park.
The session was the first of Stanford normally doesn't let The UC demonstrations start- the use of Stanford facilities by The council is on record as
three meetings the commitee organizations solicit funds or re- ed with protests aimed at uni-sectarian and partisan political desiring a park in the lower
must hold before again submit- cruit members on campus un- versity rules against political groups. foothills area. It has suggested
ting a unification proposal to the that the county share the costs
Approved voluntary political and that the park be opened to
State Board of Education for the groups also were given the right Eos Altos and Los Altos Hills
Sequoia Union High School Dis-
trict.
4-hour ordeal to use the Stanford name, pro-residents.
vided any public s t a t e m e n t Dr. Clark is a pediatrician and
Chairman J. Paul Bradley
won an agreement from com
mittee members to try to reach
some decision on a new propo-
San Jose hiker, 19, clearly indicates the group does founder of the Children's Health
not represent or speak for the Council of Palo Alto.
university or its student body. She said she& would "rather
sal when the group, meets again
on Oct. 15.
"In my opinion, we have two
rescued after fall The official student legislature have the land used.as a park
is barred from comment on^ off- than cut up for houses."
campus matters because men* Dr. Clark would retain about
alternatives," Bradley s a i d , SAN JOSE —State forestry three miles south of Highway 9 bership is compulsory, not vol-eight acres, including her home
"either to resubmit the proposal workers fought through rugged and Skyline Boulevard. The area untary. at 960 Old Trace Road.
that was rejected by the state terrain for four hours Thursday is in the Santa Cruz Mountains, The Stanford Board of Trus-
board last month, or to submit afternoon to rescue a San Jose just over the county line. tees last May adopted rules for
a proposal to unify the whole youth critically hurt in a fall Marseillan, a former student picketing and demonstrations on
down a cliff. at San Jose City College, re- campus. If applied at Berkeley,
Lunob launches
high school district."
A plan to divide the Sequoia The
19, of
youth,
10960
Roger
Fleming
Marseillan,
Ave., fell
cently returned from National many points would have been
Guard basic training, in Okla- violated.
fire prevention
area into three unified districts
was turned down by the State down the cliff while on a hiking homa. The rules permit picketing and observances
Horse takes a swim Board of Education, on grounds jaunt with two friends in an area His mother, Mrs. Gilbert Mar demonstrations in public areas Fire Prevention Week on the
Bourbon went for dip last night in the pool of owner Ralph Supervisors that there were no "exception-
al circumstances" to split the
seillan, said her son and two of the campus as long as they Midpeninsula was given a for-
other friends went to the area do not interfere with vehicular mal kickoff today at a Sakura
Richey in Woodside. Ruling okays in early afternoon "merely to or pedestrian -^traffic, classes, Gardens luncheon in Mountain
will discuss high school district.
If the same proposal is re- promotion hike."
State forestry rangers said
scheduled meetings, ceremonies View attended by government
or other educational processes and civic leaders, industry" rep-
submitted, Bradley said, then its
1+ was a lovely morning change plan committee must be prepared to
spell out the "exceptional cir-
by PG&Efirm the
ing
They
boy
and
apparently
fell
indicated
down a
that
lost
sharp
at
his

one
foot-
slope.
point
and are not held within univer- resentatives and fire prevention
sity buildings, stadiums or fields officials.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
SAN JOSE — A reorganization cumstances" if there is any hope Pacific Gas & Electric Co. may of his fall Marseillan tumbled while university functions are in The luncheon was sponsored
for a dip in the family poo plan for the Santa Clara County of persuading the state board to continue to spend money to pro- through 30 feet of space.
Public Works Department will change its mind.
progress or in the private resi- by the Foothill Insurance Agents
dential areas of the campus. Association. It officially began
He suggested that proponents mote itself, the State Public Rescuers traveled into the Stanford does not specify the ajweek-of fire prevention activ-
WOODSIDE - Unlike Mr. Ed,prised but not awie-stricken by be considered by the board of
Bourbon, an eight-year-old palo- the sight, one of tjlvo horses the supervisors Monday. of the three-way switch make Utilities Commission has ruled. area as far as they could by action to be taken against Vt6? ities that will lead to the "hos-
The PUC Thursday dismissed jeep, and then walked the rest
mino will never be able to tell family owns, is an independent The proposal was made by their pitch at the next meting. a complaint aimed at making of the way. M a r s e i l l a n lators. Each ca^e is handled or ing down" publicly of either
the world how he wound up inhorse and does a number of un-Public Works Director James T. The new Uriruh Act grants an the utility cease expenditures on was brought out by stretcher. the basis of circumstances in- Chief Byron Chaney of Moun-
Pott. It is the extension of a additional $10 per pupil in state volved. tain View or Chief Wilson Mer-
a large plastic swimming pool usual things. company publications. He was taken to San Jose Hos-
basic aid for all school districts Campus police restrained one riam of Palo Alto next Satur-
here this morning. "It's not unusual to see himplan which earlier had been ap- in California, plus a $15-per-stu The complaint was brought by pital where his condition was group of pacifists from carrying day.
' Whether, like Tom Sawyer, eating dahlias in the flower bed, proved by the supervisors dur dent "bbnus" for districts which Richard Miller, 36, of Berkeley, said to be satisfactory today.
Bourbon likes to take a swim but this was a little different." ing budget hearings. signs into an annual ROTC re- Who gets hosed down depends
vote in favor of unification. and 39 others, and claimed that His injuries include a possible view in the S u n k en Diamond on which department comes out
"now and then to keep off sleep- Mrs. Richey was not excited Pott said his recommendation PG&E's rates are high because broken jaw, s p i n e , and right
iness," is purely a matter of because Bourbon was not hurt. is to create "a strong^manage- Mrs. S. J. Millward of Portola it spends so much money on ankle, and broken right wrist. late in May, the only test so on top in a fire safety contest
ment team." Valley said the increase in basic far of the new rule. during the week.
conjecture. "Apparently, he climber on the The proposal calls for an -as- aid places most districts in Sansales promotion, lobbying and The youth also sustained numer-
At any rate, when Mrs. Ralph deck of the" pool and then slipped sistant departmental director Mateo County on a higher fi- political activities. ous bruises about the face.
L. Richey rolled out of bed this off. How long he had been in his provide the . neces- nancial level—thereby making
predicament 1 don't know," she sary immediate supervision of the" districts eligible for less San Francisco—Art—Institute,
Miller, a history professor
charged that PG&E used rate
at The boy's father-is a chef.
If s q i
window of her home at 215 Jos- said.
selyn Lane: Did he get out of the pool?
the department and its 705 em- equalization funds. payers' revenues to convince
ployes. Such a post would result "With one hand they give to the ratepayers they were getting
Alleged forger who registered as Red
"There was Bourbon standing Yep.
hip-deep in the pool."
in the abolishment of the $18,- you and with the other hand they good service at low expense. of credit slips BURLINGAME — San Mateo apartment, he said his registra- -
The Peninsula Humane Soci- 500-a-ye.ar assistant-director-for take away/'jshe declared.
Mrs. Richey said she was sur-ety arrived on the scene, and buildings position now held by Dr. Ernest L. Nelson, of^San In dismissing the complaint, nabbed by police County's only voter to register tion Sept. 10 under the Commu-
although it took three hours to Otis Calhoun. Carlos, vice chairman of the the PUC said it could find no A 22-year-old woman who al-as a "Communist" said Thurs- nist label was a joke.
evidence that the utility violated
get the proper equipment on The plan would have some committee, agreed that the state any state laws. legedJy forged charge slips to day it was all a joke that "was When Willbrand registered on
Board calls hand, Bourbon was hoisted gent- departmental duties transferred was 'taking out of one pocket buy $925 worth of women's cloth- funny at the time, but doesn't the last day of registration, he
ly from his watery- bed by a h J i l d i ^ i divi- and giving it to another." ing in Palo Alto Thursday was seem funny now." told Deputy Registrar L. M.
off probe swing hoist just after noon. , a newTJepartment di- Former senator arrested later in the day on Alfred Willbrand, 45-year-old, Roth that he was a "Commu-
vision of administration and Goldwater plans similar charges in Oakland. self-employed "artist and writ- nist." .
in Mt. View ^ would be created. It plans campaign Palo Alto police said today er," is designated as Communist Roth asked Willbrand twice if
(Continued from page 1) Man sentenced would be responsible for fiscal 5 TV appearances WASHINGTON (AP)-Former the woman, Marlene Adams, in registration lists prepared by he meant what he said, and Will-
management and be headed by WASHINGTON (UPI) — ReSen. William F. Knowland of address unknown, is accused of San Mateo County Clerk John brand said he did, according to
fice is pleasant to take," said
Gibson Thursday night. to prison term a chief of administrative serv- publican National Headquarters California will make a number forging the name of S. W. Av-tions. Bruning for the November elec- Election
Kiefer.
Division chief John
ices. says Sen. Barry M. Goldwater of speeches in behalf of the ery to make charges .at I. Mag-
He added:
"However deep - seated atti-
for shooting son Pott said the reorganization is will make at least five 30-min Goldwater-Miller campaign, the nin, 50 Stanford Plaza. Contacted in his Burlingame The San Mateo County Dis-
trict, Attorney's office, ques-
necessary because of the de- ute television appearances dur- Republican National Committee Miss Adams was arrested in
tudes of doubt and disrespect REDWOOD CITY - William ing the last month of the presi announced Thursday. Oakland when she attempted a tioned about the matter, gave as-
are not quickly dispelled. Time Mendez, saying he is "not bitter partment's diversified d u t i e s . dential campaign. GOP national chairman Dean similar charge there, p o l i c e Melabs, SRI surance that nojerime was com- «
and effort will build confidence at anyone," was sentenced to- For instance, it is responsible He will appear Tuesday and Burch said the California news- said. They did not know the to- mitted through "such registration.
The situation is explosive and day to one to 14 years in state for expressways, construction Oct. 13 on the NBC network paper editor will campaign ex- tal of the attempted charge at awarded U.S. . "If false information wera
careless conduct by anyone will prison for shooting his 4-year- supervision, the county's build- and Oct. 20, Oct. 29 and Nov. 2tensively for the Republican Oakland. They have filed a hold given on the affidavit of registra- (
put us m deeper trouble than we ing program, mass transpor- on CBS. The time will be 9:30ticket in the South and Middle on the woman so she can be
contracts tion, it would be a crime," ex-
have known. old son, Paul. Melabs, Palo Alto electronic
tation, airports and mintenance. p.m. EDT in each case. West for the next three weeks. prosecuted Ideally. plained Dep. Dist. Atty. Howard
"Many of us citizens feel it San Mateo County Superior components manufacturer, and E. Gawthrop. "But choice of
is imperative that all parties Court Judge J. A. Branson pro- Stanford Research Institute of party is not something which can
be well informed. There is no
place here for silence, secrecy
nounced
ing a plea
sentence
by
after
defense
Thomas E. Paige for a county
reject
attorney Son. mother die Menlo
ernment
Park each
contracts
received
in
gov-
excess of
easily
'false.'
be
You
determined
don't
$1 mUTTonrit was learned today. been a Republican in order to
have to
to be
have
or evasiveness."
jail term instead. A $1,5 million contract was register as a Republican, for
Siemens said the friction be-
tween personalities has . been Mendez, 48-year-old San Fran-
eased but that the deep-seated cisco merchant seaman, was
problems remain to be solved convicted of assault with intent
Family tragedy—two suicides awarded
Electronics
Monmouth,
Melabs from the Army example."
Command at Fort The worried Willbrand said he
N.J., for microwave ordinarily registered "independ-
and that this will be the ulti- to commit murder by J u d g e SANTA MONICA ffl - A pow- D i v e r s recovered Zetzer's Beverly Hills P o l i c e Station ently taken a whole bottle of receivers. The work will be per-
mate test of the new atmos- Branson, without a jury. erful sedan roared down Santa body from his 1963 Lincoln Con- early Thursday to report-him sleeping pills. They couldn't formed in Palo Alto, and will ent." one else has registered
phere. He fired seven shots into the Monica pier, suddenly swerved, tinental on the sQidy ocean bot- missing. learn when. involve an expansion of Me- No
Communist in San Mateo County
chest, abdomen, arm and leg then burst through the railing tom 15 feet down. They mentioned, the report Isadore Zetzer was so shat- labs' staff, according to execu- since 1950.
of the boy while th«Ttwo were and hurtled into the-sea. They attached cables and a showed, "suicidal tendencies be- tered by the second death he tive vice president Perry Var-
on a walk near South San Fran- In two seconds it sank—carry- tractor and dragged the bat- cause of illness." was unable to give police co- tanian.
Circulation calls cisco High School last July 6. ing a 47-year-old investments ex- tered', white sedan from the At about that same time a herent details about his wife's The award was announced by
Service calls to the Times The boy wtfs critically injured pert to his death.
Circulation Department may but recovered.
be made dally from 8 a.m. to
surf. There were no notes on witness on the pier saw Zeter's death.
Ten hours later, eight miles his person, in his car, or in hissedan suddenly accelerate and
away, in Beverly Hills, the home. swerve into the guard rail.
tfie"6ffTce of U.S. Sen. Pierre
Salinger.
Congressman J. A r t h u r
GLOOM
7 p.m. If your Times is not man's mother collapsed and Zeter was district manager "It hit out about 40 feet," said Mexico police Y o u n g e r , R-San Mateo, an- Get rid of i t Take the telephone
delivered, phone 326-1200. An
extra copy will be sent out.
Bab Alto fflimes died before a doctor could be of the Century City office of In-Santa Monica Harbor Depart- hunt six killers
summoned. An empty pill bottle vestors Diversified Services, ment Patrolman Jim Eckert.
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Charles T. Tyler, Publisher
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apparently killed herself Thurs- and a son—and "unusually de- clothes and dived down. The riot began Thursday director.
F. J. O'NaHl, Business Manager day in grief over the death of voted, not just to his wife and "It was no use. The doors when several convicts attacked
Member Audit' Bureau of Circulations her only son.
Member of The Assocleted Press children, but to his parents as were all locked'. And the win-and disarmed guards. Police
Second-class postage paid. But what was Zeter's motive? well." dows were only open about an reinforcements quelled the riot-
He flad been absent from inch." ing after an exchange of shots.
home several hours when mem- The aftermath to the double The prisoners who escaped
bers of his family went to thetragedy came later Thursday at were serving terms for homi-
the Beverly Hills home of Isa-cide.
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Militant farm Striking dockworkers

group 'recesses'
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — No one would say how much ordered back to work
The National Farmers Organi- livestock NFO men now will be NEW YORK (AP) - The In- The regular work day in New ing off period to allow time ftp**
zation which had been striving sending to market and what the ternational Longshoremen's As- York started at 8 a.m.—just 12 further efforts to break fl£
for 43 days to halt the market impact on prices will be. The sociation, AFL-CIO, ordered its hours after the judge signed the three-month deadlock in n
ing of livestock in a drive for organization does not disclose 60,000 striking dockworkers to papers aimed at an 80-day cool- tiations on a new contract.
higher prices ended its holding its membership. return, to work at Atlantic and
action Thursday night. Staley cautioned members not Gulf Coast ports at 7 p.m. to-
But Oren Lee Staley of Rea, to dump their supplies. At Chi-
Mo., the NFO president said cago Thursday cattle and hog
day, New York time.
The move complied with a
Banker predicts big boom
that itfwas only a recess in theprices were about the same as federal court restraining order
before Aug. 20 and were around
controversial farm group's ef- $6 a hundredweight under mini- Thursday night halting the
strike for 10 days in the national
in housing construction
fort to gain bargaining power on mums the NFO sought. interest. SAN FRANCISCO — A tre-born in the post-war period and
prices with meat processors. mendous increase in demand increased longevity of older citi-
Staley advised members not Before the meeting of union for real estate financing in the
The boycott, which started to sell anything until the market officials to set in motion the late 1960s was predicted today zens are contributing factors,
Aug. 20, was the longest in aprice has been established on machinery for obeying U.S. by president Charles De Brette- said. •> *
series of such moves. Effective the day they plan to sell. Disk Judge Frederick vanPelt ville of the Bank of California, * PATTERNS N>
in 23 states on cattle, hogs and "Keep production away from Bryan's order, ILA President who predicted home construc- As the conftosftion of the resi-
sheep, it was marked by violent the terminal markets where Thomas W. Gleason said: "Wetion will reach two million a dential m a r k e t changes, ,hC
incidents in the Midwest. Two receipts figures are given all all went out together and we'll year by 1970. noted, investment pattern*
NFO men were killed when a the publicity and will be used to all go back together." must change. The trend lowa$l
cattle truck backed over them depress prices," he said. The judge acted on a declara- Current home construction is longer term, higher ratio cSptt;
at a loading station in Wiscon- The NFO disclaimed responsi- tion of national emergency by 1.6 million annually. ., ventional loans will continue. =• * *
sin. President Johnson. De Bretteville addressed 500
bility for much of the violence However, he added, this migjifc
that occurred in September in The order was signed after appraisers and realtors at thecause the over adventurous
Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Wis the customary 3 p.m. hour of annual meeting of the Ameri- er to experience some
Slaying consin, Nebraska, Missouri and
other states and blamed outsid
'shaping up" the dock gangs can Institute of Real Estate Ap- lessons because he "can no li
for the following day's work. praisers. er depend on Inflation" to
Union officials said this hiring The mortgage market over fy errors in judgment.
of infants rs.
There was a steady stream of practice was the reason for thethe short term should be rela-
delay in bringing the piers back tively stable, he said, with a De Bretteville, who, like
scattered reports from livestock
related truckers that shots were fired at to life.
Some pickets showed up at
possible tendency for lenders to bankers, is interested in sup]
stiffen policies on multifamily ing conventional loans, declared
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) their vehicles or that their tires New York docks this morning, dwellings in areas where over- that emphasis on Federal Hep?*
— Drunken SS guards tore were cut by devices thrown on saying they had not received supply is a problem. ing Administration (FHA) anNl
the highways.
orders from their unidh shop De Bretteville, who lives in Veterans
babies from t h e i r mothers' Administration (VA>'
financing has shifted to the cpfl4
arms, broke the children's backs stewards to pull down picket Woodside, said that while single ventional loan. •* *i.
across their knees and flung
them into open fires at the
Pact reached lines. family dwellings still account
A little later the union noti- for a million units a year, the However, he predicted
Auschwitz death camp, a wit-
ness testified at Germany's
in New York fied all pports to withdraw pi<% trend for multifamily housing FHA will continue to play;
will continue for several years. vital role in the home finani
ets and stand by for
largest war crimes trial today. bus walkout
Alexander Lebedov told the NEW YORK (UPI)—A settle-
work instructions.
The coming to age of persons industry.
(AP WIrephoto) There were indications that
court trying 20 former Ausch- ment was reached early today
witz guards and functionaries in a labor dispute which had Pineapple kid meets blind date waterfront activity would not
fully return to normal until
this was the standard SS method prompted z, bus company to Robert Ventura, the "Pineapple Kid," holds 16-month-old Dawn Cope, after meeting her Monday because shipping and
for slaughtering babies of in-suspend operations, causing
mate mothers working as slave nearly 90,000 children — many
in San Diego, Calif., for blind date. stevedoring firms would have to NEW CAR LOANS
$ oo
1
laborers in the German concen- of them physically handicapped
pay premium rates for work
done tonight or during the week-
4 perl00
tration camp. —to find other means of trans-
"Those drunken SS men,'portation to school.
Lebedov continued, "ripped the The agreement came after a
Bottle floating in sea leads end. lower rates in the
SURGERY SET
babies from their mothers and six-hour meeting at City Hall
cracked their backs across their between representatives of the
knees like pieces of kindling Children's Bus Service Inc. and
to blind date with 'quite a girl' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Sing-
er Frankie Laine, 51, plans to
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The Pineapple Kid met Miss Mrs. Cope. Miss Dawn Cope is "quite a pital this weekend to undergo 8:30 thru 5:00 and ask for Everett Olson, or phont him
long trenches in which open Transit Union. Ventura smiled, groped for girl/' major surgery. at 322-4541, or send your name to Box 270, Palo Alto
fires were burning. Dawn Cope for a blind date
Mayor Robert F. Wagner,
"Many young mothers who who attended the session, an- inspired by a note that floated
from San Diego to Honolulu in
did not want to give up their nounced the settlement. an aspirin bottle.
babies threw their arms around The bus firm suspended op-
the jackbooted legs of the erations Thursday after a four- The Pineapple Kid is the
guards and begged in vain for day "slowdown" by drivers who nickname for merchant sea-
the lives of their babies. Some- complained that some of the man Robert Ventura, 24.
times, they were told their chil- equipment on the buses was de- Miss Dawn Cope, however,
dren would be kept for them in fective and unsafe. turned out to be the 16-month-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
kindergartens but they never
-saw their" offspring again." Richard Cope.
She's also the sister of Kevin
PATTY
Khrushchev says Cope who likes to throw bot-
CHARGER SHUFFLE
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) Soviets to get
tles in the seas.
-The San Diego Chargers have
dropped pass defender Bud consumer goods name to this simple message:
Kevin tossed one in last
June and signed his sister's DUKE
Whitehead and running back MOSCOW (UPI) — Premie "Dear, whoever you are,
Gerry McDougal and activated Nikita S. Khrushchev ha what is going on wherever you
veterans Dick Harris and Keith promised the Soviet people thi are?"
Kinderman. first dividends of his "goulash Some months ago, Ventura,
JUMPERS
communism" — they will get fishing near Waikiki Beach,
more consumer goods and spend found the bottle. He wrote
still less for arms and heavy indus- Dawn asking for a date when
try. Wonderful,
his ship arrived in San Diego.
CHAINED Khrushchev made his pledge The Copes agreed to the
at a recent Kremlin meeting, plan and Dawn was at the
to the the government newspaper Iz dock Thursday when Venturas wearable jumpers
vestia said Thursday, It said ship arrived. So were her
IRONING he reported that defense and mother and Kevin.
heavy industry are in good by Juniorite!
enough shape now that more at-
BOARD? tention can be paid to raising Area scientists Choose from a
living standards.
He called for improving the
consumer goods industries and
to greet
selection of
for raising the standards of the
oods produced so that Russia
Sen. Huhphrey
can sell more of them abroad. Three well-known men of sci- eight date-bait
Last April, while touring Hun- ence from the Midpeninsula will
gary, Khrushchev told an auSi- be on the platform at San Jose
ende of workers that a full plate State College at 9:30 a.m. Mon- styles—all seen on
of goulash was a much better day to welcome Democratic
aim for communism than the
war and v i o l e n t revolution vice presidential candidate Hu- the Patty Duke Show,
preached by Communist China. bert Humphrey.
But observers recalled that They are Dr. Russel V. A.
Khrushchev 10 years ago op- Lee, founder of the Palo Afto We have shown
DON'T IRON...PRESS! posed the consumer goods Medical Clinic and president of
th« modern SPARTAN plans of former Premier Georgi the Palo Alto Research Founda- just three
Malensky. tion, and two Nobel Prize hold-
PRKS-O-MAT/C ers from Stanford University—
WAY! Dr. Arthur Kornberg and Dr from the
FORMAL Robert Hofstadter.
Dr. Kornberg is head of Stan-
ford's biochemistry department collection.

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and won the Nobel Prize in 1959
for medicine. Dr. Hofstadter is
proIessw-iJisS^sijcsand won the Junior Petite
NoT&l Prize in 1961 for physics.
First in All three men are representa-
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Do oil you ('"ironing" of the nationwide group known
since 1906 ss Scientists and Engineers for
in half the time Johnson and Humphrey.
17.00-20.00.
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4—PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964

Area deaths
AREA BIRTHS Crash kills Menlo man
Charles A. Sundborg, Menlo of Los Altos and belonged to ing services under the direction
Palo AJto-Stanford Hospital El Camlno Hospital Park deliverymah critically in- the San Jose chapter of the Na- of the Los Altos chapel of the
Sept. 28, 1964 Sept. 29, 1964 jured in a .Sunnyvale auto crash tional Association of R e t i r e d Spangler Mortuary.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.: * JOSEPH CORDIA, 2357 Dundee Tuesday, died Thursday night at Civil Employes. Mr. Lanthier was a native of
Drive, Santa Clara, a daugh El Camino Hospital.
1
Burial was at Santa Clara San Rrancisco and had been a
WILLIAM LINCOLN, 1798 Alt ter, 9 pounds.
schul Ave.f Menlo Park, WILLIAM CUBBERLEY, * 45 Hospital officials said Sund- Catholic Cemetery* after morn- postal clerk'for 33 years.
daughter, 10 pounds 5 ounce Valencia Drive, Los Altos, i borg; 72, died at 10:45 p.m. He
JOHN PAPPAS, 1735 Alma St. daughter, 5 pounds 15 ounces suffered head injuries when he
Palo Altp, a daughter,
pounds 6 pounces.
GRADY LAWRENCE, 10490 Cy
press Drive, Cupertino, a son
was thrown from a vehicle while
m a k i n g deliveries for L. D. Vatican council hears
8 pounds 4 ounces. Caulk Co., a Menlo Park dental
DR. AND MRS. FRANCIS MI
CHEL, 2020 Cedar Ave., Men T. A. MILLS, 632 Bernal Ave.
lo Park, a son, 8 pounds 4 Sunnyvale, a son, 7 pounds 1^
supply firm.
The accident occurred at fne
common Bible appeal
ounces. -Dunces. intersection of Mathilda and Al- VATICAN CITY (UPI)-The port on the closing chapters
J O S E P H DI GRANDE, 1134 TRIVADOR A. MOHACSI, 2740 manor avenues. Ecumenical C o u n c i l today of the constitution.
Werth Ave., Menlo Park, a Fordham St., East Palo Alto, Sundborg lived at 923 Timothy heard an appeal for Catholic He said translations of the
daughter, 8 pounds 3 ounces a son, 6 pounds 15 ounces. Drive, Menlo Park. scholars to work with Protes- Bible into modern languages
a
ROGER CANNING, 1057 Menlo WHITNEY OLSON, 161B Ste- Funeral arrangements are tants t o w & x d U common should be encouraged and that
Oaks Drive, Menlo Park, vens Road, Los Altos, a son, 8 mm pending. Bible. - - the work "should be d o n e
daughter, 7 pounds 1 ounce. pounds 5 ounces. A p r o p o s a l for official with separated brethren in
EMMETT OWEN, 398 North : church sanction of a Bible is harmony with the pastoral and
JOSEPH BAXTER, 740 Clara
Drive, Palo Alto, a daughter Fair Oaks Ave., Sunnyvale, a -mm Mrs. Sondgroth
contained in a constitution on ecumenical goals of the coun-
6 pounds 5 ounces. 'L daughter, 6 pounds 10 ounces Requiem Mass will be said the sources of revelation which cil."
GAYLEAN B U R N E T T , 163 RONALD SUTTORA, 1026 Es- 3O-PAV 11MPERATURE OUHOOK \ Saturday for Mrs. Gertrude A. the more than 2,000 cardinals, The constitution on t h e
Mariposa St., Palo Alto, a sex St., Sunnyvale, a daugh Sondgroth, wife of the late John archbishops, bishops and ab- sources of revelation gives a
daughter, 8 pounds. ter, 6 pounds 8 ounces. Sondgroth who f o u n d e d the bots continued to debate in St. compromise solution, to wheth-
JACK N. JOHNSON, 1142 James ARTHUR THARPE, 476 North Sondgroth Brothers Paving Co. Peter's Basilica. er God communicated to man
1
town Drive, Sunnyvale, a son Bayview Ave., Sunnyvale, a of Mountain View. Bishop John Van Dodewaard through Scripture alone, as
7 pounds 2 ounces. son,8 pounds 9 ounces. The Mass will be said at 9 of Harlem, Holland, called for Protestants believe, or inde-
JACK GAUMNITZ, 52-B Escon PHILLIP J. TUFO, 1656 Blue a.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic cooperation between Catholics pendently through tradition
dido V i l l a g e , Stanford, Jay Drive, Sunnyvale, a son, Church, with Mrs. Sondgroth's and other Christians in bibli- and Scripture, as the Catholic
daughter, 4 pounds 14 ounces 8 pounds 14 ounces.
ABQVB brother, the Rev. John Haus- cal studies while giving a re- Church maintains.
RONALD GREEN, 888 Middle Sept. 30, 1964 mann of Iowa, officiating. *
: Ave., Menlo Park, a son, Born to Mr. and Mrs.: The Rosary will be recited to-
pounds. ROY J . HOLT, 757 Pettis Ave., N£AU NORMAL night at 8 o'clock at the Colonial
: FRANK CLEMENS, 2995 Lafay M o u n t a i n View, a girl, 7
- ette St., Santa Clara, a daugh pounds 2 ounces.
Mortuary, 96 El Camino Real,
Mountain View.
Goldwater aide discounts
ter, 8 pounds 9 ounces. MARTIN P . MEER, 3440 War- Interment will be at the San-
THERON HYLTON, 3361 Mon burton Ave., Santa Clara, a
roe St., Santa Clara, a son, 6 son, 7 pounds"5 ounces.
ta Clara Catholic Cemetery.
The family prefers spiritual
public opinion polls
pounds 4 ounces. PAUL D. SEBESTA, 1221 Lynn bouquets. BURLINGAME—Opinion polls The luncheon session was at
RONALD PELL, 2953 Miles Way, Sunnyvale, a daughter, Mrs. Sondgroth, 77, had lived may show Arizona Sen. Barry the Thunderbird Hotel here.
Drive, Santa Clara, a daugr 9 pounds 1 ounce. in Mountain View since 1929. She Goldwater t r a i l i n g President "Johnson has the thinnest sort'
HARRY Y. ARNOLD, 1584 Bon
ter, 7 pounds 2 ounces.
ita Ave., Mountain View, i
died Thursday. Lyndon Johnson in the presiden- of support," White declared.
JOHN DEUTSCHLANDER, 301 "His .workers come from the
tial campaign, a top Goldwater ranks of those who fear retri-
Bryant St., Palo Alto, a-daugh
ter, 6 pounds 15 ounces.
daughter, 8 pounds 7 ounces.
CONSTANTINE S. GLADKOFF, Martha Dresslar
aide declared Thursday after- bution."
20796 Kirwin Lane, Cupertino, Martha Estella Dresslar, 72, noon, but "the only poll that White said oGldwater has re-
Sept. 29, 1964 7 pounds 8 ounces. was found dead in her apart- counts is the one made^on Nov. ceived enthusiastic. welcomes
DONALD WILKINS, 278-Monroe ANTHONY V. MABEE, 1657 ment bedroom at 850 Webster 3" — at the ballot box.
D r i v e , Mountain View, z Meadow Lark Lane, Sunny- wherever he has spoken, and
Source U.S. WEATHER BUREAU St., Palo Alto, Thursday, an ap- The speaker was Cliff White, cited the 15,000-person jam to
daughter, 8 pounds 3 ounces vale, a daughter, 6 pounds 1 parent suicide, according to po- former Cornell University pro- hear Goldwater in Minneapolis
GEORGE DEETH, 874 Pecan ounce. (AP Wirephoto maps) lice.
Court, Sunnyvale, a daughter JAMES I. JOHNSON, 868 San fessor and now national direc- contrasted to the 5,000 persons
7 pounds 6 ounces. Junipero Ave., Sunnyvale, a
Weather outlook for next 30 days Police said Miss Dresslar was tor of the Citizens for Goldwater- in^ the same town who heard
found with a plastic bag over Minnesota Sen. Hubert Hum-
PAUL CHESTNUT, 95-A Escon daughter, 7 pounds 2 ounces. picture for the next 30 days. her head. She was in a locked Miller, who led a rally for 65
Here is how the U.S. •WeatheU.-wBiTreau .sees the weather p
dido V i l l a g e , Stanford, a GEORGE H. EASTON, 2593 Ca- Th San Mafeo County campaign phrey, Johnson's vice presiden-
d precipitation,
These temperature and iiti bd
maps are based h
on those d by
issued b the
h bbureau in bedroom. tial choice.
daughter, 6 pounds 14 ounces workers for Goldwater.
brillo Ave., Santa Clara, a Washington. The Santa Clra County coro-
RALPH WRIGHT, 37115 Ash St. daughter, 5 pounds 14 ounces.
Newark, a daughter, 7 pound1 ner's office has ordered an au-
14 ounces. Sequoia Hospital
topsy.
Memorial rites scheduled
DANNY BROWN, 1886 Berni.ce
Way, San Jose, a son,"
Sept. 29, 1964
OHN ERMACOFF, 696 Third
WEATHER REPORT Funeral services are pending.

Leo J. Lanthier for Karl R. Spangenberg

pounds 9 ounces. Ave., Redwood City, a daugh-
LEONARD GILLEN W A T E R , ter, 7 pounds 8 ounces. ['except some morning fog; cooler Satur Funeral services were held to- A memorial service for Karl A memprial fund has been es-
222 Escuela Ave., Mountain :HARLES DE TIETRO, 1507 Area temperatures day; west wind 8 to 15 m.p.h.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—Mostly sun day for Leo J. Lanthier, 80, of R. Spangenberg, electronics tablished.
View, a daughter, 8 pounds Hess Road, Redwood City, a iiy today and Saturday but heavy fog 544 Palm Ave., Los Altos, who consultant and former Palo Alto Andrew Stephens, assistant
12 ounces. High Low along coast with partial 1midday clearfng;
son, 6 pounds 3 ounces. Palo Alto City Hall 80 48. little temperature change . died Wednesday at his home of school board member, will be Palo Alto schools superintendent
THEODORE WALKER, 2370 Sept. 30, 1964 apparent natural causes.
Cooley Ave,, Palo Alto, Palo Alto Times Building . . . 78 52 conducted in the First Methodist and chairman of the fund, said
Born to Mr. and Mrs.: Nationwide Mr. Lanthier was a retired Church of Palo Alto Sunday at a committee will be formed to
' daughter, 6 pounds 8 ounces. Redwood City Fire Station 85 59 postal clerk and had lived in 3:30 p.m.
OSEPH MARIMAN, 924 Mock- determine whether the money
JOSE MARQUEZ, 3191 G r e e r ingbird Lane, Sunnyvale, a Los Altos Fire Station , 83 48
Road, Palo Alto, a daughter, daughter, 7"pounds 11 ounces. Los Altos Hills Town Hall 89 1
50 Temperatures Los Altos for 24 years. should be used for scholarships
He is survived by his wife, A musical program will be or other memorials, such as a
7 pounds 5 ounces. Oct. 1, 1964 Mountain View Fire Station .: 83 58 High Low P r . Ida, and a sister, Mrs. Henriet- presented by church groups and
i MICHAEL BROWNE, 131 Haw MICHAEL DREW, 2039 Clarke Woodside Fire Station Albany, cloudy 65 4949 soloists. cancer research grant, in Span-
87 47 ta Toner of San Francisco.
thome Ave., Palo Alto, a son, Ave., Palo Alto, a daughter, Moffett Field Tower Albuquerque, clear 84 54 genberg's name. More than $700
76 59 Mr. Lanthier was a member Spangenberg, 54, died of bone has been received, he said.
8 pounds 2 ounces. 7 pounds 3 ounces. Sky Londa Fire Station' 87 43
Atlanta, cloudy . . . . 72 62 62 .03 of St. Nicholas' Catholic Church cancer Sept. 15. He resided at
DAN PARKER, 80 Dona Ave., WILLIAM J . ARMSTRONG, Bakersfield 88 63 2100 Page Mill Road, Los Altos
Sunnyvale, a son, 6 pounds 12 1009 Mindermere, Menlo Park, CENTRAL CALIFORNIA—No ram tern- Bismarck, clear . . . 61 44 Hills, and is survived by his Young grid player
ounces. a daughter, 6 pounds 10 ounces. Times peroture near normal.
FRIDAY FORECAST. Boise, clear . . . . . . . 6 i Head injuries
43 wife, Ruth: his mother, Bertha
NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALI Boston, ^cloudy . x . 56 43
Spangenberg; a sister; f o u r in critical shape
Sept. 30, 1964 Oct. 2, 1964
TED COOPER, 940 Menlo Ave. 'ATRICK LARKIN, 896 Canada
temperatures FORNIA— Fair through Saturday except
increasing fog or low clouds neor coast Brownsville ., 85 in fall fatal
?
70 daughters and two sons, all of SAN JOSE (AP) — K e e n e
tonight and Saturday; cooler Saturday Buffalo, cloudy . . . . 73 57
Menlo Park, a son, 7 pounds Road, Woodside, a daughter, 6 October 1, 1964 near central coast. the Barron Park-Los Altos Hills Yamamoto, a 13-y e a r-old -^op
6 ounces. pounds 7 ounces. 4 p.m
6 p.m
high 78 SAN FRANCISCO BAY—Fair through Chicago,
Saturday except morning fog near the Cincinnati, rain . . . . 83 65
74 ocean;
cloudy . . . 74 to women, 59
64 area. Warner League football player,
RAYMOND KUENTZEL, 1074 cooler Saturday, west wind aft-
SANTA CLARA — Mrs. Fran- The musical program will in- was reported in critical condi-
Amarillo Ave.,, Palo Alto, a 0 p.m. .. 64 ernoons 10 to 18 m.p.h. Cleveland, clear . 7 7 60
tion Friday after participating
son,7 pounds 8 ounces. Heart attack Midnight SACRAMENTO AND SANJOAQUIN Denver, clear
59 VALLEYS AND SIERRA NEVADA—Fair
86 35 ces Burris, 59, of 774 Market clude
Chancel
selections
Choir,
by the
organist
church's
William in a practice session.
October 2, 1964 through Saturday; little'change in tem-Des .Moi,nes, clear . 76 50 .16 St., died at 6 a.m. today, ap-
THOMAS PRICE, 248 Windsor Howie and other instrumental He complained of headaches
Drive, San Carlos, a son, 6 given as cause 3 a.m
perature; high in valleys 84 to 92, low
56 52 to 62; south wind Sacramento Valley Detroit, cloudy . . . . . 71 61
to 16 m.p.h.; northwest wind San Joa-Fairbanks, snow . . . 37 30
parently of head injuries, sev-
eral hours after she was found soloists. - and dizziness and was hospital-
pounds 11 ounces. 6 a.m. low 52 8quln ized after the workout with a
in girl's death 9 a.m
Valley 6 to 12 m p.h.
64 MT. SHASTA—SISKIYOU AREA—Part- Fresno 89 57- lying unconscious on her living Three ministers of the church,
JEROME LOHR, 19802 Charters room floor, according to the headed by Dr. T h e a d o r e H. Junior Bantam Division team
Aye., Saratoga, a daughter, 5 SANTA BARBARA .(AP) - Noon 79 lytonight
cloudy tonight and Saturday; warmer Fort Worth, cloudy . 74 58
but cooler Saturday. v Palmquist, will offer prayers Wednesday. He underwent sur-
SANTA CLARA AND LIVERMORE Helena, clear 56 32 Santa Clara County Coroner,
pounds 13 ouncess. coed_ whose body was found VALLEYS—Fair through Thursday; slight- Honolulu, clear Her husband, Grover, also 59, and scriptural readings. gery.
GUR TANJU, 570 Rengstorff y her roommate in the wom- Forecasts ly cooler Saturday with high Santa Clara 85 70
a maintenance mechanic, told
Valley 72 to 82, low 47 to 55; afternoon Indianapolis, cloudy 77 59
Ave., Mountain View, a son, n's dormitory at the University FIVE—DAY FORECAST, Saturday Ijto
wind 6 to 14 m.p.h.

I
a.m. Thursday, Oct • :
MONTEREY BAY, SALINAS VALLEY
Jacksonville, cloudy 90 76 police he found her in that candi
7 pounds 3 ounces. f California at Santa Barbara 1NORTHERN CALIFORNIA — Possibility
tion when he returned home
light rain extreme north; temperature AND SANTA MARIA—SAN LUIS OBISPO Juneau, cloudy . . - . 49 43
DON JOBSON, 1991 .Manhattan ied of a heart attack, the cor- ear normal. COASTAL AREA—Fair through Saturday
Kansas City, cloudy 80 60 .03 Thursday night.
Ave., Palo 'Alto, a son; 6 ner says.
pounds. ^ Theodore W. Richey, in a
CHARLES N E L L f S T , 1450 athological report to the coun-
Olympic Drive, Milpitas, a y coroner Thursday, said that DEATHS
Las Vegas
Los Angeles, clear 80 62
Louisville, cloudy . 71 54
94 62 Police Captain Stan Carey
quoted the husband as sayjng
that Mrs. Burris apparently had
• 1HA4ASSV2711 inirfrilcfiHtf road, .palo ;iilo
Memphis, cloudy . 82 68 struck her head when she fell
son, 6 pounds 3 ounces. lespite 17-year-old Diane Lea j Miami, cloudy 84 80 to the floor.
CLAUDE HUGHES, 1093 Tan- Cirk's record of good health, BOND—In Palo Alto. Calif., Thurs- South Dakota, Father John Haus -j M i l w m k p p rlnnHv Burris summoned police arid
71 59
land D r i v e , Palo Alto, a er death last Sept. 13 was the day,
LADIES' PAJAMAS
Oct. i, 1964. Edward Bond of
San Jose, husband of Gladys M. mann. Pete and Chris Hausmann, I Mpls.-St.P., M i l w a u k e e , CIOUCJV
cloudy 76 45 19 an ambulance at 9:45 o'clock
daughter, 7 pounds 15 ounces. ssult of a heart attack. Bond of San Jose; father of Lee all of Iowa, and the late Charlie
Bond of Novato, Calif.; brother of and Joe Hausmann; grandmother New Orleans, cloudy 84 77 Thursday night. Mrs. Burris was
WILLIAMS PATTON, 1822 Hig The verdict ruled out the pos- Mrs. Lavern Hawkinson of La- of 25; great-grandmother of 12;
taken to San Jose Hospital
"don Ave., Mountain View, a ibility of foul play in the mys- fayette, Calif., and Mr. William a native of Iowa, aged 77 years. New York, cloudy . 65 53 a n d NIGHTGOWNS,
son,7 pounds 2 ounces. ery death of Miss Kirk, who of
JOEL BUTLER, 4330 A l p i n e vas entering the university as a of
Road, Portola Valley, a son, reshman.
Bond of Sausalito, Calif.; a native
Pine Bluff, Ark., aged 52 years.
A member of the Barbers Union
Friends are invited to attend the Oakland
funeral services Saturday, Oct. 3.
1964, commencing at 8:30 a.m. at Okla. City, cloudy . 75 59
Sunnyvale. Friends are invited the Colonial Mortuary (Joseph Cu-
to attend the funeral Monday simano, director), 96 El Camino Omaha, clear
Real, Mountain View, thence to
79 61 where she succumbed this morn-
ing. The county coroner's office,
80 45 .11 which is performing an autopsy
$199
Flannelette, sizes 32-40,
Assorted P r i n t s and
Styles. Outstanding End
morning at 10:30 o'clock at the St Joseph's Cathoiic Church Philadelphia, rain . 67 57 today, said the death was ap-
5 pounds 7 ounces. Tinney Funeral Chapel, 555 College where a Requiem Mass will be of- of Clearance Value!
Ave.. Palo Alto, Interment, Cy- fered at 9 a.m. Interment, Santa Phoenix, clear 96 64 parently caused by head inju-
NORBERT ROMELFANGER, press LawD M e m o r i a l Park. Clara Catholic Cemetery, Santa Pittsburgh, cloudy . 74 53 ries.
501 Gilbert Ave., Menlo Park,
a daughter, 6 pounds 9 ounces.
32 injured Colma. Clara. Recitation of the Rosary
this evening at 8 o'clock. Spiritual Ptlnd, Me., clear ... 56 39 Captain Carey said that Bur-
ALSO GIRLS' (Sizes 4-14) AND BOYS' (Sizej
2:8) PAJAMAS . . . each $ 1 . 9 9 -
bouquets preferred.
Oct. 1, 1964 when Irish HALL — In San F rancisco Calif
Saturday Sept 26. 1964. E v e l y n SP.ANGENBERG — In Palo Alto.
N. C.' Kail,
% sister of Mrs. Farncis
Ptlnd, Ore., cloudy 65 47
Rapid City, clear .. 76 34
ris said he'd been out when his
wife was injured.
Calif.. Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1964, Dr.
.JOHN LAZAR, 1056 Metro Cir-
cle, Palo Alto, a daughter, 6
battle police Stacy of Palo Alto: a native of
Clebourne, Tex. Friends are in- band Karl Rudolph Spangenberg, hus- Red Bluff"
of Mrs. Ruth B. Spangenberg
92 56 Boys" Pajamas
vited to attend memorial services of Reno 78 36
pourids 15 Ounces. BELFAST, Northern Ireland at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, at tin L. Spangenberg, Eric Karl Richmond, clear . 60 58 .34 $165,000 in dope
Los Altos Hills; father of Kris- Knit Ski Style
the chapel of Roller & Hapgood. Spangenberg. Karen E. Spangen-
AP) — Thirty-two persons
GUSSIE GANN, 310 Escuela
Ave., Mountain View, a son, /ere injured Thursday night in
7 pounds 13 ounces.
980 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto.
Parking provided on the grounds.
street battle between police McCLATCHIE—In Berkeley, Cal.f . Altos
berg. Karla M. Spangenberg, Sacramento
Kflthryn B. Spangenberg and Ru-
dolph 8. Spangenberg, all of LosSt. Louis, cloudy
Hills; son of Mrs. Bertha Salt Lk. City, ciear 67 32
M M
73 61
seized in SF
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Sizes
prints.
6-16. Assorted
Stock up now and S|7T
save.
nd Irish nationalists after offi- Wednesday, Sept. JO, 1964. Nellie Spangenberg of Palo Alto! broth- Narcotics agents have seized
M. McClaichie, mother of Mrs er of Elfe L. Spangenberg of Palo San Diego, clear . 73 58 $165,000 worth of heroin and
ers removed the Irish Repub- Winifred M, Thomas of Berkeley, Alto; a native cf Cleveland, Ohio, San Fran., clear . 74 61
grandmother of William Thomas aged 54 ypars, A member of the arrested 21 persons during a

FINAL CLEARANCE
where c's flag from a building. of El Cerrito; great-grandmother First Methodist Church; past Seattle, rain 60 56 T raid on a Mission District house
It was the worst outbreak of of four; sister of Walter Bruce, prevdent of the Palo Atto Kiwanis
THOUSANDS of formerly of Palo Alto; born in Club; and Fellow IEEE. Friends Spokane 58 46
violence in recent years in Brit- Michigan In 1878. Funeral services are invited to attend the services' Tampa, cloudy in San Francisco.
CA1IF0RNIANS were neld today at the chapel of Sunday. Oct 4, 1964, at 3:30 p.m. 89 7& .18 Seventeen men and four wom-
have EARNU) ifh-ruled N o r t h e r n Ireland. Roller & Hapftood. 980 Middlefield at thp First Methodist Church, Thermal 102 65
Fifteen* demonstrators were Road1, Palo Alto. Interment. Alta P.ilo Alto. Contributions
Contributions to to the en were charged in federal war-

V:
MILLIONS! Mesa Memorial Park. Contribu K a r l Ito. the!1 U/'ichinotnn rnin 63 58 .04 rants with the sale of heroin

OFF
arrested. tions to the Nationol Audubon So
Spangenberg Scholarship wasningTOn, rain
Fund. Au Attn H K g 75
The injured included 20 ciety Sanctuary Fund, ?4?6 Ban
croft Way, Berkeley 5 C ? Ban Churchill 'l-:..
Ave ,-«f-.
Palo f.*!?'
Altp, '-.
preL i (M—Missing; T- Trace) after a raid Thursday on the OR
CAltfOKNIAl policemen. ferred. Calif, prc ferrerl. Bishop-Jordan
Chapel. 744 San Antonio Road.
Funeral
SMOG HIGHS home of Jose Verdugo.
2 MORE

485
Palo Alto, in charge of services Oakland .21
SONOOROTH ~ In Mountain View,
Calif., Thursday. Oct. 1, 1964. Mrs SUNDBORG—In Mountain View. San Francisco .16
Gertrude A, Sondgroth, widow of
NOW!
John Sondgroth; mother of Mrs
Cahf., Thursday, Oct. 1, 1964,
Charles August Sundborg of Menlo Redwood City .14 BINOCULARS LADIES' YARDAGE MEN'S & BOYS'
SUMMER RATES Hildegarde Holthbuse, Edwin Sond
troth, Mrs. Loretta Tovar Mrs
avina Matteis, all of Mountain
Park, husband of Mary Sundborg
of Menlo Park; father of George San J^se
Sundborg'of Washington, D.C., and San Leandro
.08
.19
Qualify at
Attraettv* Priect
Cottons Sport Shirts
S«t., Sun., View, Ralph, Thomas, Vernon and Mrs. Ruth Tamblin of San Diego; Ploytac Girdles Walking
Harry Sondgroth, and Mrs. Co brother of Walter Sundborg of Eye Irritation level .13 Daeron and Cotton
Hoi. $ 1 3 0 Peninsula Scientific
M I D EVERY 90 DAYS 9 hole* I
letta Garcia, all of La* Altos, and Oakdale, Calif.; also survived by
Mrs. Marie Nunes of Palo Alto;
sinter of Mrs. Elizabeth Schwalier
eight grandchildren and seven Bay Area Air Pollution
2421 El Camino PA 326-4136
CHILDREN'S Blends
Knit Shirt*

Henry and Bill Hausmann. all of

great-gran%chtldren; a native of
San Franljsco. A member of
Control District Data Odd. ft Ends. Swlmwear
«iMSSfe0OKACCr$.fram$5 100% Silks Sweaters
Transport workers Union of Amer- Drcsm, Sports
Funds in by 11th earnfrom1st. ld«yi $ 1 2 5 ica, Local 250 of San Francisco, and Swlmwtar Tape* and Trims Robes
Withdrawals have always been 9 hoUi and San Franctsco Federation of
Municipal Employees. Friends are
paid on demand. Thrift by-roail
postage paid both ways.CaUf.res. Additional 9 DON'T SIGN! invited, to attend the funeral Mon-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at th« PUBLIC AUCTION
only.
jfoundt 75* Any Real Kttat* loan applica- Tinney Funeral Chapel, 5SS College
Ave., Pfclo Alto, Calif. Interment,
Restaurant Equipment—1959 FoYffftjn Auto
5 % INT. m 11 $5,000 THRIFT
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ASSETS OVfR $ 3 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
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MeB««th
tion without calling

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Cypress Lawn Memorial Park,
Colma.
Parking provided on th« premise*
Building to be Demolished

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Thrift Sttitrvjirfn
GOLF COURSE
5V}»/o Interest
Representing Western Mort-
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PALO ALTO TJMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, I964--S' :

Hazy about plan

Antipoverty plan draws questions

SOOTH SAN FRANCISCO - that 100 per cent of the poverty- per cent, On June 30, 1965, the County—more than $10,000 per posed "minimum of interfer-
Leaders of nine Northern Cali- stricken p e o p 1 e want to help ratio will revert to 50-50. family. ence" by the federal government
fornia counties decided Thurs- themselves: "It seems false that But Bruce admitted there was but expressed sbme doubt as to
CAUGHT IN TRAP
day they have only a hazy idea a "pocket of poverty" in the how the over-all program might g
how to translate President John- 29 million people want to help "We've been caught* in this midst of plenty. He cited the be transmitted down to the local"
son's "war on poverty" into ef- themselves. I hope I'm wrong." trap 'before," Pryde said. Negro .ghetto of Marin City. level. „
fective local reality. Pryde also touched on the Marin County Chief Adminis- Howard R o u f k e , Ventura "I hope there is a maximum ,
In general terms, they blamed question of staffing and raised trative Officer Alan Bruce, Who County welfare director, said the of local control," Irwin said. !
lack of information for the hazi- the question.of withdrawal of described his county as a "pock- act is not designed for welfare Sloan McCormick, chairmarrr
ness. federal aid once the two years et of plenty," said that "it's departments to assume a lead-
of current legislation expires. tougher to be poor in Marin than ership role and, in fact, welfare of the Fresno- Co'ufty Board of^.
The o f f i c i a 1 s attended the anywhere else." Supervisors, said the program"
meeting of the C e n t r a 1 Coast Under the provisions of the departments should not be al- is "a challenge to county gov-
section of the County Supervi- act, the federal government will He e x p l a i n e d that Marin lowed to be leaders. • ernment. C o u n t y government
ors Association of California furnish 90 per cent of the funds, County has the highest per cap- Kings - County Administrator must take the leadership of this"
(CSAC) called to explore impli- a local agency the remaining 10 ita income of any California Frank Irwin talked of the pro- program if it is to succeed."
ations of the new program. The The ^•"•-long rpro$ra'jrn con-—-
session lasted all day at the In-
ternational Inn.
Santa Clara County Welfare
Resting place of Thresher eluded with questioning of fed- v,
eral and. state officials active in1
the war on poverty. Among the
Director N e w t o n R , Holcomb federal aides was Harold Gallo-
said that getting a multitude of
official and voluntary agencies like scenes from other world
to work together would not be WASHINGTON (UPI) ^ The aster in history. .
way of the President's task force
for the war on poverty.
of Thresher was made by the
easy. pictures are dim and shadowy, There is no chance of recov- deep-diving bathyscaph Trieste Britain, U.S. OK
Holcomb also asked where like scenes from another ering any of the bodies of the II which photographed four
'
money for staffing would come world. But there is no doubt men who perished because of shattered sections qf the sub. antiweapon pact
from about what they mean—the the vast depth at which the These included a piece of su- MANCHESTER, E n g l a n d
Debate prelude He, like subsequent speakers, long search for Thresher is submarine lies — about 8,400 perstructure bearing the faintly (AP) — Prime Minister Doug-
Challenger Michael W . Golick, left, and Supervisor Martin J . Spangler sat side by side said county welfare departments over. feet)<B or approximately seven legible numbers "59." Thresh- las:Home said today that the
hould not be looked to as a The Navy announced Thurs- times the height of the Empire er's Navy identification num- United States and Britain, have
Thursday before their debate in Sunnyvale. coordinating agency. ber was 593.
day that the wreckage of the State Building. prepared a draft treaty tff pre-
STRESSES JOBS ill-fated nuclear submarine had Thus ended one of the most The pictures were taken dur- vent the spread of nuclear, •
/face for supervisor Butte County Supervisor Les- been found and photographed intensive searches in the an- ing the summer but not made weapon and he hopes they can-
ie Pryde said the emphasis, of in North Atlantic waters a mile nals of the Navy. But the dis- public until they could be push it soon after the American
the act should have been- on job and a half deep some 220 miles covery of the wreckage is only evaluated. election. ,7
Spangler's threat on park opportunities, not job prepara- east of Cape Cod.
tion.
one chapter in Thresher's trag- The search was the second The draft is "ready and could,
The.debris littered the ocean ic story. conducted for Thresher. Last be produced -at any moment if
1 "It seems the preparation for floor near where Thresher took Even in death the great sub- year the bathyscaph Trieste I wanted," the Conservative par-\
termed 'shameful by Golick jobs is misplaced sincejn many hei* fatal plunge to the depths marine continues to haunt the found bits and pieces of the ty leader told a news conference
places jobs are nonexistent," on April 10, 1963, carrying 129 Navy. What happened on her 4,300-ton submarine, but fJie as he brought his campaign tfl
Pryde explained. men to their deaths in the final dive? Why did it happen? search was called off in Sep- Britain's Midlands. The British-
By JOHN KEPLINGER "shameful" action in threaten- Ranch in Los Altos Hills is un- He also said the bill assumes worst peacetime submarine dis- The Navy said the discovery tember. general election is Oct. 15.
Michael W. (Mike) Golick, ing to evict a couple from its der consideration for a regional
North Santa Clara County su- land. county park.
pervisorial candidate, Thursday Golick r e f e r r e d to Mr "The Duveneck condemnation
accused his opponent, supervi- and Mrs. Francis ' Quveneck was talked about and agreed
sor M a r t i n J. Spangler, of whose 1,600-acre Hidden Villa upon by Spangler and o t h e r
board m e m b e r s , " Golick
charged in a face-to-face con-
frontation with Spangler in Sun-
Mt.View School District nyvale.

board meeting highlights

"The t h r e a t of eviction to
these old people (they're in their
80s) is shameful," G o 1 i c k de-
111" Wl,tt
The Mountain View Elemen- retarded be located in the city clared.
tary School District b o a r d of Mountain V i e w . (He said BEQUEST
Thursday night: the school would serve Moun- He said the Duvenecks have
Agreed to r a i s e the daily tain View, Palo.Alto, Sunny- bequeathed 1,200 acres to the
salary of substitute teachers vale and possibly parts of the county, and eventually, through
from $18 per day to $20 per Los Altos and Cupertino dis- negotiations, the remaining 400
<lay, after acting Supt. Holland tricts.) acres upon which the family's
Jones said,they were under-, Postponed action on a pro- home is located can be acquired
paid, and agreed that after a posed district policy which "These people desire.to live
substitute teacher has taken would refuse leaves of absence out their lives in peace.— not
over a given class for 20 days, to probationary teachers under duress," he said. "What's
they will be paid $22 per day (those in the district for less the hurry?" he asked. "There
retroactively for doing the full than three years), after Jones are other park sites in the North
work of a regular teacher that protested that the policy might County."
shortrange work would not en- cause the loss of some good Spangler argued there is no
tail. teachers. firm commitment, between the
Received a letter from the Heard a report from the ad- Duveneck family and the county
for the mountain acreage. He
Superintendent of the Sunny* ministration on district efforts
vale School district, announc- to teach American heritage to
ing that district will, in the students in all grade levels.
said a
disclosed
search
"no
of county
record
records
indicating
save up (0 and more!
future, require that the Moun- Postponed "until further no- the Duvenecks will give their
tain View district pay full tui- tice'* an earlier request for an land to the county."
tion for any children (except outside investigation of district Golick said a will is "sacred,"
genuine hardship cases) at- unrest by the California School and accused Spangler of "not
tending Sunnyvale schools Boards Association, after the trusting" the Duvenecks.
from Mountain View territory teachers agreed to postpone "I believe in their will they
in the d i s p u t e d "fingers" their own probe by the Cali- a l r e a d y have made the be-
boundary area bounded rough- fornia Teachers Association. quest," Golick said. "I don't OOESHEEN WORSTED SUITS
ly by El Camino Real and Heard the Thursday night know why the supervisors ques-
EvelynK Mary and Bernardo board meeting h a i l e d as a tion their word." Thousands of new $65 all wool worsteds
avenues. t u r n i n g point in achieving The two candidates met in a
Heard Trustee Sherman Mc- peace and cooperation in the debate sponsored by the Sunny- specially purchased for this event!
Cormick urge that a proposed district after several years of vale Kiwanis Club. In answer
county school for the mentally increasing unrest. to questions on the Duveneck All new Fall suits! Save $15
issue, Golick admitted that if
e l e c t e d he wouldn't run the
county on the basis of verbal

49.90
Daughter of first- commitments, and Spangler ad-
white child dies mitted there have been no coUn-
^'AUTO ty negotiations to acquire the
MARQUETTE, Mich. (UPI) remaining 400 acres.
—The daughter of the first Spangler also indicated he is

._--——i
EAT COVERS white child to settle here, and not personnally convinced the
a descendant of John and Pris county should acquire the Du-
cilia Alden of Plymouth Rock veneck land. Referring to the
fame, died in St. Luke's Hospi $6.75 million in park bond funds
now available, he asked, "Would
tal here Thursday. you like to sacrifice the chance 95.00 Michaels Stern Suit*.
She was Mrs. Martha, Bacon to get a park in the North Coun-
C
46 46 El Camino Real LO . Alfos Clark Adriance, 86, daughter o ty solely on the promise proper-
9-iS-2:6S Opc-n Mon -Sat. 9-6 the late Frederick Owen Clark ty will be left to the county after
t
-•<-• Nicfioia! — BankA re"CO'd and Ellen Harlow Clark. someone dies?" 20.00 Pure Worsted Slacks.
NO GOOD NOW
Again, he asked, "What good

MUFFLERS
is this to us now? I think we'd
better start looking somewhere
else, or the money will be gone." 39.50 Wool Sports Coats and Blazers.
Spangler, the current board
chairman, and Golick, a Palo

TAIL PIPES Alto realtor, found two areas of

agreement. Both concurred the
charter amendment on the Nov.
3 ballot providing for a seven-
29.50 Imported Gabardine Raincoats.

FREE INSTALLATIONS member board instead of the

present five will be most bene-
ficial to the North County. 5.00 Fine Quality Oxford Cloth Grip Tab
• LIFETIME Both also agreed Proposition Dress Shirts. Short Sleeves.
GUARANTEE 14, the proposed state constitu-
OR all mufflers... while you wait I tional amendment to nullify the
Rurnford Act and other housing 16.95 Famous Guardsman Calfskin Dress
• FACTORY-TRAINED OFFICIAL
laws, should be defeated in No-
vember. Shoes. Black and Brown.
EXHAUST SYSTEM MOTOR VEHICLE Golick t e r m e d it the "hate
SPECIALISTS POLLUTION law" and a " v i c i o u s amend-
DEVICE STATION ment"'that would "legalize dis
• SHOCK ABSORBERS crimination" in California. 22.50 Mohair Cardigan 8weater.
INSTALLED

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CWNEftS
DA 6-5690 •TMt L*
$ 500
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3000 ta 63.00
4000... 84 00
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poym«nt plan

SANGO WAN CO.

t t t l h i * t CaMM I M I
SMNIIM SAN ANTONIO CENTER, between Sears and Rhodes. Open Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 'til 9:30.
30! El Camino, Menlo Park tmmmm Tues and $at. 'til 6:00
2 Itefct Ntrtfc «f SfmiHrd U»pplmq Center %m S * * f : I I It 12
MM*fciicfcfl M M VALLEY FAIR, 2801 Stevens Creek Blvd^ Open Monday thru Friday 'til 9:30
1 i!
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6—PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964

Apartment seeking
Business News to attract young set
A $550,000 apartment develop- ranean fun room is for group en- tolerate pets. At least, accord-
Mattel Inc. Trading ment called The Tradewinds is tertaining. ing to their literature, "domes-
ticated
out to attract a young crowd, An unusual feature is that the mals will be allowed.
Tradewinds managment w i l l
and sophisticated" ani-

announces in stocks tor it was designed with them

in mind.
Bank promotions listed
high sales eases off The new 30-unit apartment at
the comer of University and
NEW yORK (AP)-The stock- Woodland in Palo Alto is ex- In a series of executive pro- ward J. Garratt of Palo Alto
pressly for young, single people motions at the Los Altos office was named manager.
HAWTHORNE - Mattel Inc., market eased irregularly late and married couples.
makers of the Ken and Barbie this afternoon as trading slack- of United California Bank, Ed- He replaces JohnT. Meredith
dolls and their wardrobes, have ened. It is the project of three Palo of Los Altos, -manager since
announced sales of $42.1 million Volume for the day was esti- Alto companies: Alfred A.
for the six months period ending mated at „ 4.5 million shared* Perry Associates, developers; Over-Counter 1961, who will become manager
Aug. 29. compared with 4.46 m i l l i o n California L a n d Investments Midmornlng quotations compiled of the bank's Burlingame office.
Co., leasing, and Williams Con- by National Association of Security Gordon E. Craig of San Jose
* Elliot Handler, president, said Thursday. Dealers,, Incorporated.)
p Bid Asked
• second quarter volume of busi- Leading issues showed gains struction Co., builders. Applied Tech 7% 8% is replacing Garratt as assistant
Argonaut 1 5 Vfc 16H
ness was the highest in com-or losses of fractions to a point The apartment rents furn- Bank of Amer 70% 73'A manager at the Los Altos office.
66%
pany history for that period. generally. ished one and two-bedroom units CalBank of Calif
Water
W Service
Si
63H
330'/i
0^ 32 V* Garratt has been with the
Handler said time lost by a IBM was an outstanding eas for rentals from $155 and $185Cons Freightway . . . 20% bank since 1938 and has been
52^4
strike in the first quarter would ualty, losing more than 7. Xero; on up. "It's the sort of place Crocker-Citizen's
Fireman's Fd
Bk 50
39 located at its Los Altos office
picked up about 4. you could pack a suitcase and First Nat City Bk .. 124% 128V«
be made up by year's end. 32 H 34% since 1955.
It wasn't the company's eas As the General Motors strike move right in," one spokesman First Nat San Jose .
3olden Gt Nat Bk .. 21 22%
entered its second week, GM for the combination of firms ob- Granger Associates • VA. 8% glllllllllllllllllllllllllllHUI
iest period. Besides the strike, 28% 30%
it had handlebar problems. The stock and Ford were fractiona
expected popularity of a new losers. Chrysler was off about a
Itek ,..
serve^. Furnishings are com-Lytton Fin
plete down to personalized tow- Microwave Elec 4ft
19%
S%
20% S
I Broken Glass?
Purity Stores 19 For Replacements Call
line of bicycles made it neces- point. els and a set of dishes. Ray chem Corp 301* 32
sary to redesign the handlebars. MIXED San Jose Witer
Optional maid service is pro-United Calif Bank . . . 62>/44
36V 39 Vi
§ WEST COAST GLASS CO. §
Those in distribution and in Steels and rubbers were nar- vided. The three stories are U.S. Leasing
Utah Construction
5H
19 4 21
5% S 419 High, Downtown Palo Alto S
the hands of the public were re- rowly mixed. " reached by an elevator. A la-Watkins-Johnson 8V» 9 V* S DA 3-5542 DA 5-2377 ?
58 Mi
placed at no charge to the own- A generally higher trend pre- a goon-style swimming pool and Wells F a r g o 56 •smiiiiiiiiiiiiHiimimmiHiK
ers, adding to company ex- vailed among aerospace issues, palm trees strive for a tropical
drugs, oils tobaccos and non-
penses.
Handler said results from ferrous metals.
mood in the courtyard. A subter-
LECTURE
eight test markets for Barbie Texas Gulf Sulphur and Hil- ON
back-to-school fashions for girls ton Hotels advanced more than Mutual Funds Mutual Funds
, between the ages of 5 and 12a point each. Sunshine Mining Bid Askei
have exceeded expectations. A rose nearly a point. Affil Fd 925 10.0 Mutual funds offer diversification, convenience, and profes-
American Mutual Fd. 10.17 11.1 sional management.
holiday dress line is being in- Axe Hghtn Stock Fd 4.56 4.9
troduced nationally, he said. Broad St. Inv 16.30 17.6 Learn the facts about an industry that is becoming incraai-
The company considers itself Pacific Stocks Chem -Fund ..........
Commonwealth Inv....
Century Shares Trust
1 4 . 1 4 15.4i
10.79 11.7
16.18 17.6
Ingly more popular with investors.
the largest toy manufacturer in by(Mldmornlng
the world.
quotations compiled
Mltchum. Jones and Templeton.)
Last Chg.
Palm trees for downtown apartment Dividend Shares
Dreyfus Fd
3.94
21.26 23.1
4.3
Wednesday Evening — October 7th
Broadway-Hale . 3-i •»'9'/it
-••» —'A Eaton Bal 13.62 14.7
JspHere belie'5" l o c a t i o n ' o f The T r a d e w i n d s near lower University Avenue
Colt Ind . . . 13' —'•«
Eaton Stock 16.29 17.6 7:30^9:00 P.M.
Arizona solon Eichler Homes
Eitel-McCullough . ..
+ V» shopping district. Fidelity Fd
F l.F.
18.57 20.0
4.88 5.3 including question and answer period
Fundamental Inv . .. 11.50 12.6
marks 87th year Electric Autolite . . . 29
Emporium
29
. 5555 Nosalesj
+Hj
Incorporated Inv . . . . 7.88 8.6
conducted by
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Fairchild Camera . . 24H
Carl Hayden, D-Ariz., who hasKaiser frid
Kern County Land . 6^n
8'd
+
+ '••
— ' • • «
Valuation drops despite huge project Investment Co Amer.
Investment Grp:
Mut
Stock . .
12.30
12.22
21.45-
13.4
13.?]
23.1
JOHN T. PRICE

represented Arizona in Congress Pacific Cement 15 + '•»

+'••> Palo Alto borrowed a $1,175,- the building permit valuation i The valuation of 129 permitsKeystone Cus S2 14.06 15.3
Offered as a public service.
Rhodes
since it became a state in 1912,San Diego Gas 36% —— Loomis Say 17.48 17.4 Registration is limited. Telephone or write today if you wish
celebrates his 87th birthday StaufferOilChem
Signal 30V» + 'i 000 project from Santa Clara last month it did in September, issued, during September was Mass Inv Trust 17.19 18.7
space .reserved. Telephone 941-0842
43'« — Vi Mass Growth Sjpck . . 9.15 10.0
today. Western Bank Corp 42 County and still had only half 1963. $2,591,452. National I n v e s t o r s . . . 17.47 18.8
Nat Sec Stock
This included a 61-unit apart- One William St
jment being built by Tan Con-Telev TElec
Price R
8.86
14.59
17.87
9.6
14.5
17.8 John T. Price & Company, Inc.
Today's Closing N.Y. Stocks
Fd 8.42 9.1
struction Co. at 580 Arastradero Twent Cent Gth 4.58 5.0 Investment Securities
United Science 7.63 8.3
Road, recently annexed to theWellington Fd 15.57 16.9 Third and Main Building
city. The original permit was
Sales(hds) High L o w Close Chg. issued by the county. The con- THIRD and MAIN SUITE 8
NEW YORK (UPI)—Today's cotp .90 27 39 38% 38%—
DOWNTOWN 941-0842
selected list of stock prices from 5brdAL 1.60 9 543/a 54 54%— ' B crete skeleton of the eight-story
the New York Stock Exchange
DOW JONES AVERAGES ears 1,60a
Servel
77-122% 121 3 % 1221.4— 'n
24 5 4'/s 5 building has been completed. LOS ALTOS VILLAGE AMPLE FREE PARKING
Saltf(hds) High Lew Close cng ihamO:| 1 ; 133 3 6 % 35^8 36Ve+ ' a The valuation of permits is-
A A Sharon .30d 10 23% 23Va 23l'a— <a I am interested in attending your investment program
AcmeAAk 2g 7 67?o 6 7 ' ? <J778 4- % Transmission difficulties from New York prevented SheliOil r .' 56 5 2 ' 2 52V9 5 2 % + % sued in September, 1963, was ELECTRIC Wednesday Evening, October 7-th.
Adresso 1.20 95 4 U 4 4 1 ' a 4 1 ' ? + ' « ShellTr ,51e 12 231/? 22^'a 23 "3 + 7 a $4,999,687.
* Admiral Cp
A i r P r o .20q
9 16'« 15% 1 5 % — J s
5 53'8 53 J « 5 3 > i + %
publication of the Dow Jones Averages of today's Sheratn .4O3
Simmons 2
12 9%
12 57Va 57
9V B 9 % + <*
57 - % The total value of 1,072 build-
BLANKETS Name: . -r ,
AlrRed 2.50 77 56V3 5 5 % 5 6 % - ' • action of the New York Stock Exchange. Sinclair 2 48V2 4 6 % 48' '3 + I-1 a
ing permits issued by the- city
Alco Prd Id
Alleghany C
4 29 79
70 I P . 11'-a li'i
29 SmitK 1.
Socony 2,60
'18 6 2 ^ i 61
48 85% 85
62*8',3 VB
85'B . this year is' $21,549,432, about WERRYILECTRIG SHOP
AllegLdStl 2 SaestPS 1.08 3 20 19*8 20 + ''a Call DA 3-5141
Alleg P w r 1
21 43>'i 42** 43 + %
16 27'« 26'a 27 .. SCalEd 1.2 0 44. 34Va 34 34Vj+ % $2.5 million higher than the first 383 University Palo Alto
AllledC 1.80
Allied Mill 2
81 54% 53W53*4 . SthnCo 1.70 11 6 4 % 64"2 64"2— 1,4 three-quarters of 1963. ,
3 40Vi 4 0 ^ 40Vi + Vt SoNtGs 2.20 12 • 59V4 58'2 58'/8— "4
Allied Strs 3 16 6 9 " j 69 69*a— '/a Sa)es(hds) High Low Close Chg. SouPac 1.40 43 43 4 2 % 4 2 % + V»
Soiei(ndJ) High Low Close Chg.
AlllsChl .50 51 22 22 — ^ 4 DelHud SouRy 2,80 19 65% 63% 63%—IVi
,90d 159 36'/J 34% Lorillrd 2.50 24 44 '/J 4 4 % 44'.'2
,AlphoP .37d 12 14 Vi 5 34% 34^» 34sa Lou&Nash 3 2 8 3 % 8 3 % 8 3 % . . Sperry Rnd 174 14' -1 14'4 14"2 . . .
Alum Ltd .60 133 30 29V, 29^/A— M
DetEds 1.20
SquarD 1.40 17 62'8 62'» 62'a— VA Serving You
Alcoa 1.20 44 bV* 63' • 63'/i— «
OlaAlk 1.80
Diners .50g
2 57V3 57'/4 57%— '-3Luken ).15d
18 21J'a 21 21
16 77'/8 76 76'/J+>
Stfernd 2.20 10 75% 75'/a 7 5 % + V J
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96 46"a 45? « 46'/«+ »t DowCh 1.80
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AmCan Co 2 60 4 4 % 44 4 4 * i + Vi Dresser 1.20 40 29'.-2 29"a 2 9 % ,
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East Gas&F 2 75% 7 5 ' / 7 V : ~ 1 %
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1858 1 8 ' « _ 1 B McDonll .60
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119 20% 20' ; 205s y 3 » Merck '.72
30 2 9 ' . 28% 29 + '» MGM 1 50
8 lO'.a 10=» 10%— ! a MidSoU 1.16
11 26% 26»s 26^8 MidRos 1.80
77 4 3 % 43*fa 4 3 % + VASunshM .40
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M E R N E R LUMBER & HARDWARE Monday Save on Heating Cost!
Replace Your Filter ^ !
A m Tei&T 2 557 6 9 ^ 6B*t 69»*+1
Erie Lack 54 6'a 6"; 6*8— % MinChm .80 17 25'-3 ?538 25*8+ 'n Texaco 2.20
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AmTdb 1.60 151 35 34'/j 34*%— •>»
ExCello 1.60 53 4 6 ' 3 46 4 6 % + a M M M Co 1 141 5 7 " j 56 57" + 1.2 TexETr ,90
104 84 "2 82 "a 84 + 3/a
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Up to and
AmZInc 1 40 4 31 VA 3 1 % 3 1 ' . < + *»
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Min PL 1.80 2 45Vj 45Vi 45Vj .. .
TexGTr 1.80 42 47% 47 47'.'4+ VA including 20"x20"
Ampex Cp 95 18 1 7 " . 1 7 ' * — i/4 Folrchlld H 83 8'a 8 8 B + ' ; Mission S OD 37 6 3 % 63 63% + 1 %
Amsted 1.80 Folrmont+l 3 27' ; ~27'-A V .• + % Mo KanTcx
TexGPr lh 78 57 a a 57 57V 8 — Va 8:30 to 5:30 ONLY w w ea.
6 4 3 % '43*4 43%+ * i 172 7% 6'4 7 — %
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AneHG 1.40 Texlnstr .80 33 83 V2 83! a 8 3 3 / B + VA,
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Armco Stl 3
Armour 1.40
ArmsCork 1
Aro Cp ,80g
AshldOl 1.40
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Lockheed project
Manned space
effort stressed
Lockheed Missiles and Space
Co. at Sunnyvale has put in-
creased emphasis on nian-in-
space efforts by creating a new
Manned Space Programs organ-
ization, the company said today.
H/WOLD T. LUSKIN
U.S. takes measures
~PALO ALTO'TIMES, FRIDAY. OCT. 2, I 9 M — T '
Hearing experiments
Cats learn differences
.Harold T. Luskin was named between spoken words
to head the new section. Luskin
formerly directed Lockheed's BALITMORE UP) — For what as 'dog" or "nag" with "cat." Similar experiments were coa-
National Aeronautics and Space it's worth, scientists at John However, the cats frequently ducted with humans, and it was
Administration (NASA) pro Hopkins Hospital have discov- mistook "capt" for "cat." found that cats were able to rec>
grams at Sunnyvale. He will re- ered that even alley cats can be Dr. Warfield .also found that ognize "chopped" words about
port to vice president R. R. taught to tell the difference be-
Kearton, general manager of tween cats and dogs — the spo- she could chop as much as one- as well as humans.
the Space Systems Division, and kenwords, that is. . third off the beginnings of such Other experiments showed
to vice president Gladyn H. tape^ecorded words as "dog" that exposure to loud noises de-
Putt. With raw hamburger and lots and "cat" before the cats failed creases the ear's ability to dis-
of patience, Dr. Dickens W. to discriminate between them. tinguish between words.
In announcing formation of Warfield and her co-workers The experiments at the hos-
the new department, Kearton pital's otophysiology labora-
said: "Both Lockheed at Sunny- have taught 10 alley cats to dif-
vale and Lockheed's California ferentiate between spoken words. Liz Taylor picked tory are part of a series being
Using the hamburger as in- for 'Woolf role conducted to help discover the
Co. in Burbank are now en- exact functions of different
gaged in manned space devel- ducement, Dr. Warfield h a s HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ac parts of the inner ear,
opments. With this new organi- been able to teach her charges tress Elizabeth Taylor has been
zation we intend to increase ef- to walk to the side of a small chosen to play Martha, the
fectiveness of both companies cage upon hearing the word hard-drinking, neurotic, tongue- PROCLAIMS VETERANS DAY
in the field." cat." Similar words as "bat lashing wife of a college pro- WASHINGTON (UPI)—Presi-
The next manned space pro- are ignored by the new sophis- fessor, in the movie version of dent Johnson Thursday pro-
ticated felines. claimed Nov. 11 as "Veterans
gram likely to come to the stage the stage hit "Who's Afraid Of Day." He said the day should
of company proposals is the Air The cats started with a two- Virginia Woolf?" not only honor the m e n and
Force Manned Orbital Labora- word vocabulary, "cat"" and Jack L. Warner announced women who served in time of
tory (MOL). Lockheed has work "bat," then other words were Thursday night that Miss Tay- war but also should demon*
in this area under way. thrown in at random. lor had been selected from strate "our continued dedica-
Dr. Warfield found that cats among a dozen leading actress- tion to the attainment of world
only rarely confuted such words es for the part. peace . . . "
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to stave off gold drain 'Moonship' due in Mountain View

The earth re-entry capsule of the Apollo mooncraft will be a major "Space Exposition"
— feature. J/
By SAM DAWSON In September the price of gold
NEW YORK (AP)—The price rose 3'/2 cents an ounce in Lon-
of gold has been rising again-on don, wherfrit can be bought and
the London market after a long sold on the market. This week
levelling period. And the U.S. the price climbed to $35.1125 an
Moon flight craft model
government is taking further ounce. The official price at the
steps to stave off any attempt U.S. Treasury, is $35 an ounce
of other nations to drain Ameri- with purchasers required to pay
can gold reserves further.
to be exhibited in Mt. View
around 8 cents more for han- A full-scale model of the Apol- . The model to be exhibited It has been used for studies
During August when the price dling charges. lo moon flight re-entry craft will at the exposition will be provid- of crew location, guidance in-
of gold was hold.ing steady in IMPORTANT be a major feature of the ed—along w i t h about t w o struments, see-out visibility and
London, the U.S. Exchange 'space exposition" s c h e d - dozen other exhibits — by the
Stabilization Fund managed to The London free market is im- uled for Nov. 9 to 14 at the Ames Research Center of the adaptability of space suits for
add $28 million to its gold hold- portant because if the price Mountain View Community Cen- National Aeronautics and Space the moon mission planned by
ings. And the Treasury reserves, mounts high enough to cover ter building. Administration, Moffett Field. 1970.
which"don't include the fund's buying charges and shipping A one-third scale cutaway
holdings, held a l m o s t un- costs, the temptation rises for
foreign central banks to cash in model of the Apollo spacecraft PROUD OF YOUR SCHOOL?
changed. their American dollars for U.S Financiers and economists will also be on exhibit at the
Treasury gold. This happened in exposition, showing provisions Wear your school name right on your blazer buttons!
Employed October, 1960 when the price of
gold rose to $40 an ounce and watch inflationary trends that will allow astronauts to live Stanford, Sarita Clara, California University, San
U.S. reserves dropped sharply. By JESSE BOGUE
in a "shirtsleeve environment"
can make their demands felt until they land on the moon or
Jose State, Oregon University, Oregon State,
and jobless Foreign central banks are far down the auto line, into U.C.L.A., Washington_ State, U.S.C., Washington
permitted to buy gold from the NEW YORK (UPI)—The ex- parts and accessory manufac- undergo maneuvers requiring University, and 190 other schools. If we don't have
U.S. Treasury. American busi- ent of inflationary trends in turing industries; effects can spacesuit protection. yours, we'll be glad to order it for you! In 18 karat
totals drop ness concerns also can buy gold the United States has begun to
from the Treasury for commer- occupy an increasing share of be widespread.
The large-scale, countywide
space show will occupy most gold plate, 7.50 per box. Men's Wear, Street Floor.
WASHINGTON (AP) - With cial and art purposes, but attention from financiers and But despite the general high of the floor space at the Com-
teen-agers returning to school, American citizens can't on their level of business activity, not munity Center building on Reng-
employment and unemployment own. economists. all industries have shown the storff Avenue in Mountain View.
in September both declined sea On Sept. 25 the official Treas A few see a definite broad growth of the auto making It is sponsored by the Civic
trend; others say that while group; others can be expected Affairs (cultural) Committee of

Rhodes
sonally and just about as ex ury gold reserve was $15,460,
pected, the Department of La 841,203 compared With $15,583,- price inflation may show in to resist strongly when bargain- the Mountain View Chamber of
bor said today. 057,607 the same date in 1963. some industries, it is not likely ing time comes around..,
to become an across-the-board Commerce, with NASA support.
The unemployment rate was ADVANCE In its current "Executive Re- Other exhibits include a
5.2 per cent, compared to 5.1 ir surge. port," Prentice-Hall summar- seven - story high, four stage
August and 5.5 in September o: The Exchange Stabilization William McChesney Martin, izes that "firm prices and se- Scout rocket and a "space sci-
last year. Fund transactions are reported chairman of the Federal Re- lective hikes—but no real Infla- ence theater" featuring movies, SAN ANTONIO CENTER
serve Board, said in an article tionary surge—are in prospect lectures and working models of
The total employed was 70.8 only once a month, and then aft- published
er a month has* passed. At the in Newsweek maga- for the months ahead. And, it space "hardware" and rockets.
million, a decline of 1.3 million
end of August, the fund's gold zine this week that there was said, an across-the-board in-
from August and approximately
holdings had advanced $28 mil-potential inflation on the do- crease on a whole range of an
1.3 million more than in Sep-
lion to make the total, including mestic side of the economy in industry's products is not in
tember of last year.
the reserves, $15,657,000,000. At the near future.
The total unemployed in Sep- the end of August, 1963 these Many Wall .Streeters regard prospect.
tember of this year 3.3 million, combined holdings came to $15,- the wage settlement reached by This analysis also noted that y
down 350,000 from August and 633,000,000, as reported in the the United Auto Workers with today's consumer is more of a
the lowest September 1 e v e Federal Reserve The Chrysler and Ford, and being shopper than he was 10 years
since 1959, the department said. total had reached Bulletin.
its high point negotiated with General Mo- ago; he could postpone some of
Approximately 1.7 million in April 1964. tors, as unavoidably inflation- his buying if prices shoot high-
teen-agers left their summer ary, despite declarations by the er, and might be expected to
jobs to return to school in Sep- The success of the U.S. mone->major auto companies of their do so. -
tember, while there was an in- tary authorities in protecting determination to hold the price
crease of almost 500,000 in the the Treasury's official gold re- line. ••i :

employment of adult women, serves, although the holdings of AT&T income

primarily as teachers and em American dollars by other na PRICE INCREASES
ployes in schools. tions has been advancing, is due
to a number of things. One group of market analysts sets quarterly,
notes the creeping spread of
CLUB OF 10 selective price increases in raw yearly records
Bay Area firm One is the club of 10 of the and manufactured industrial NEW YORK (AP) — The
principal financial n a t i o n s materials, and says that this American Telephone & Tele-
reports 15% working together to preven must exert inflationary pres- graph Co. reported Thursday it
runs on member's currencies or sures. But others argue that in had reoord earnings in both the
sales increase reserves. This has held drains some areas where price in-
BERKELEY — Hexcel Prod- and fluctuations to a minimum creases have been posted, com- three-month and 12-month peri-
ucts Inc. reported Thursday that Another is the workings of the petition is so keen that there ods ended Aug. 31.
third quarter sales and earnings International Monetary Fund. can be no runaway. The company, whose stock is
in 1964 will be about 15 per cen And it is this source of help This latter group also notes owned by more persons than
higher than last year. any other corporation, said net
which the United States is tap- that productivity in manufac- income for the quarter was
President W. S. Powell of Ath ping again. turing industries has mounted
erton said he expects sales o It has just arranged to draw along with occasional price $419,629,000 or 81 cents a share.
about $7 million. Profit will be an additional $100 million from rises, so that there is no Net' income for the 12-months
about $430,000. This compares the fund in the form of curren squeeze. was $1,597,618,000, or $3.19 a
With 1963 first nine months sales cies of others nations. Tota :. As for the auto wage settle- share, a record.
of $5.9 million with earnings o: drawings now come to $400 mil ments, anyone wishing to do so The earnings figures com-
$370,000, he said. lion. can get, an argument -over pared with $383,147,000, or 78
Hexcel engages in the re The U.S. Treasury "can swap whether th,ey,j have set a pat- cents a share, for the fall quar
search and manufacture of hon these foreign currencies to other tern ,for all industry. ^er of 1963, and $1,441,958,000, or
eycomb core materials. , nations for dollars they hold. The second largest union in $2,96 a share in the T2-months
This keeps them from present- membership, the auto workers ended in August, 1963.
don't cuss I I A I I I ing these dollars to the Treasury
for U.S. gold. And the other na
call us . . . W M L tions use the currencies they get
in the swap to settle their own
accounts with the International
Monetary Fond.

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million in bonds sought to buy land for 3 Los Altos parks

Possible Los Altos park sites
po'ent'al park sites are near PoHlctnd and Miramonte avenue:, (above), an
'below).
By MIKE MYERS Ben Roe Drive. The larger park the committee's campaign atively few apartments and the
Second of two articles will probably be north of Port- pamphlet says. "The p a r k s majority of people do not want
Los Altos residents will go to land Avenue .at Miramonte Ave- would preserve as much green apartments. You don't n e e d
the polls Tuesday to vote on nue, aides have indicated. £ rea as possible and provide rec- parks in a city of this nature."
four bond measures — $985,000 The bond issue does not pro reation or leisurely retreats for Conner sees the community
for widening San Antonio Jtoad vide for d e v e l o p m e n t of all." park b e c o m i n g a recreation
from West Portola Avenue to the p a r k s . Mayor James P. Parks a d d to the property area for apartment dwellers in
Edith Avenue, $200,000 to land- Thurber Jr. has said that he nearby areas. "That's wharhap-
scape the Foothill Expressway, will appoint a citizen's commit- values of all by preserving this pened to Alum Rock Park in
$400,000 to buy land for t w o tee to study their development pleasant community atmos- San Jose," he said.
five-acre parks, and $600,000 to if the bonds are approved. phere," the argument continues. Ihrig sees the possibility of the
buy land for a 20-acre munici- A Citizen's Committee .for All The bonds will be paid off by park's becoming a garbage area
pal park. Four in 64 has organized an ac- sales tax revenues and not re- or a hangout for juvenile delin-
Two thirds approval is needed tive campaign in favor of the quire any hike in property taxes quents and muggers.
for passage of each measure. park measures. according to City M a n a g e r OBJECT TO COST
This article will deal with the Dr. Stanton Zoglin, a spokes- George Sanregret. Both object to the cost of the
park proposals. man for t h e committee, said There is no organized opposi- parks — $33,000 an acre with
Los Altos became a city to re- that city planners usually figure tion to'the park proposals, but possible interest payments of 75
main-a town, its residents say. on one acre of park for each 500 former Mayor A. Watson Con- per cent of the capital making
They wanted to avoid being persons in the community. ner and Russell M. Ihrig repre- it $58,000 an acre.
swallowed by neighboring com- "Los Altos has one acre for sent a segment of the popula- They point to the loss in taxes
munities and to preserve their 7,000 people," he said. The only tion that is opposed. to the city if it keeps the prop-
quiet streets, large lots and res-park at present is Shoup Park, "Los Altos," Ihrig said, "is a erty off the tax rolls and an esti-
idential atmosphere. about 2l/2 acres. community of modest but pleas mated $20,000 per acre price tag
In the last 12 years a growing ASSETS ant horties. Every home must on full development, which is
population has forced the .com- "One of the principal assets have a quarter acre of land and not included in the bond issue. to
munity to take several steps to- of the community is its abund- almost all have their own pa- "There are 150 acres of school
wards becoming a full-fledged ance of trees and open spaces," tios and gardens. There are rel-property in Los Altos," Conner
city. A City Hall, police station, said. "It could easily be devel-
library, youth center and four oped foi? recreational and park
lane roads were built. use."
Residents are now being asked
to go a step farther — to pass
Gov. Brown pulls strings Another argument Is that the
county plans to develop the Hid-
bonds for $lnmillion in p a r k
sites. for cowboy and his horse den Villa Ranch of F r a n k B.
Duveneck into a park in the next
" On the two issues, voters Will SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — years ago on his horse, Dandy few years. Its location on Moody
be asked to decide whether they If anyone can break tradition Cody, with the ultimate inten- Road in Los Altos Hills is only
will have parks at all, not only and get a horse across the tion of crossing the bridge Lit- a 10-minute drive from Los Al-
how they will be financed. Va- Golden Gate Bridge, it should tleBit once passed under as a tos.
cant land in Los Altos is be- be the governor. seaman. The citizen's committee coun-
coming s c a r c e , and the city Gov. Edmund G. Brown met "Why It's worth a million ters that much of the Hidden
council has said it will not fi- a c o w b o y Thursday who's dollars hi publicity for the old Villa Park will be wilderness
near Pine Lane and Los Altos Avenue
nance purchase of park l a n d traveled 6,000 miles of U.S. bridge," Brown said. area, anything but duplicating
from current revenue. highways by horse to cross Brown said he'd call Ben the city parks.
LAND SCARCE the bridge, o n l y to be kept Lerer, bridge district presi- The Federated Women's Clubs
The, sites have n o t b e e n from the end of the trail by a dent, and try to work out a of Los Altos has said that the
picked, but the scarcity of re- -bridge regulation. solution. proposed municipal park would
maining vacant, land in Los Al- The two spoke briefly at a Pleased and optimistic, Lit- be a good site for a future com-
tos has left few choices for city point overlooking the bridge. tleBit, B7, said "I've never munity center.
planners. ,.. The governor told Justin Lit- met a governor before." As for the p r e d i c t i o n s
If the bonds are passed, the tleBit he wants to see him "And I've never met a Lit- the parks will become eyesores,
five-acre parks will probably be cross the span. LittleBit set tleBit before," the governor councilmen point to city parks
located at the corner of Pine out from Houston, Tex., 2'/2 replied. in Palo Alto and other nearby
Lane and Los Altos Avenue and areas as examples of providing
on Fallen Leaf Lane north of clean, desirable places for play.

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Renovation project
Stanford Museum to reopen next week
/ •

Stanford Museum, one of the film series of short experiment Wiley. Boyle and Oliveira are be ofien every day without
oldest museums on the W e s t tal movies. Two showings, at members of the-Stanford Art charge from 1 to 5 p.m. The ren-
Coast, will reopen next Thurs- 4:15 p.m. and at 8 p.m., on eight Department faculty. ovation work, totaling about
day after a $100,000 renovation The Stanford Museum, which $100,000, is being done by con-
consecutive Mondays willjbegin 40,000 visitors saw last year, will tractors Wagner and Martinez.
An exhibition, "Current Paint
ing and Sculpture of the Bay Oct. 12.
Area," will mark the reopening Work is continuing on two
of the museum. Four galleriei large downstairs galleries. Act-
will have new lighting and ven ing Museum Director John La-
tilation systems, 8,500 square Plante said they will be re-
feet of carpeting, specially de- opened later this year. The
signed new casework, and paint downstairs rooms containing the
Art department head Lorenz Stanford family collections will
Eitner said, "We hope that the remain the same.
general effect of the new gal- The Bay Area painting and
leries will be one of restraint sculpture exhibition is being
and of restful beauty. Spacious, planned by Mrs. Joanna Magloff
SATURDAY SPECIAL
light-filled, simply furnished, of the staff of "Art News" and
and reticent in color (white and "Art International," assisted by
beige, with sparing accents of Paul Mills, curator of paintings
black) . . . they will set off the at the Oakland Art Museum;
greens of our jades and ancient Mrs. Francis V. Keesling Jr. of
bronzes, the reddish tan of San Francisco and Dr. William
Greek vases, the gilt of frames, Fielder of Palo Alto, both mem-
and the colors of paintings to bers of the Committee for Art
best advantage. Simplicity and at Stanford University.
elegance, quiet and light—these The exhibit will contain "bout
we hope to bring to the mu- 80 p a i n t i n g s and sculpture
seum." pieces. Artists who will be rep-
The contemporary art exhibit resented include Elmer Bisch-
will be displayed in the new off, Keith Boyle, Joan Brown,
large gallery on the second floor Ron Davis, Roy DeForest, Tony
of the museum, which will be Delap, Charles Gill, Wally Hed-
known as the Marie Stauffer Si- rick, Tom Holland, R o b e r t
gall Room, and in a connecting Hudson, David Lynn, Fred Mar-
gallery. in, Charles Mattox, Clark Mur-
MOVIE SHOWS ray, Manuel Neri, Nathan Oli-
The third upstairs gallery, the vetra, Harold Paris, Mel Ra-
Miedel Room which was reno- mos, William Reynolds, Charles
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No link found between Oswald, Ruby blamed Scotchman ready to embark

EDITOR'S NOTE: Follow-
ing If the fourth In a series
of special dispatches explor-
iame theory. One of the agents saying, "I'll have to leave Dal- awaiting Oswald's appearance.
remarked immediately, "that las."
was the messenger.*'
As Oswald passed him, headed
One witness said he saw for the police caravaii, Ruby
on society
SAN FRANCISCO 10 - A
on 'divine risk' for unity
By GEORGE W. CORNELL key role in the Christian, unity
ing rumors about the assassi- Voluminous evidence led the Ruby at Parkland Hospital stepped forward swiftly and panel of physicians has con-
AP Religion Writer movement.
nation of President John F. Warren Commission to a firm shortly after Kennedy was pro-shot him. cluded that society is making
Kennedy and how the Warren A lean, amiable Scotchman, The Rev. Patrick C. Rodger,
conclusion: Jack Ruby was- nonounced dead there, but this ACTED ALONE ,
Commission dealt with them. testimony has not been support- After exhaustive study of teen-agers sex conscious. with a soft voice and a flair for 43, nominated to become *the
'messenger.'? Like Oswald, he
was operating alone. He was a ed. The commission is inclined available evidence and exten- The doctors maintain that magery, appears headed for a next executive secretary of the
By MERRIMAN SMITH moody, unstable character. He to believe that the witness con- sive investigation on its own, society has pushed . young- World Council of Churches," sees
WASHINGTON (UPI)-Count- was described by psychiatrists fused the hospital with the po- the Warren Commission could sters toward maturity a n d the efforts toward interchurch
less Americans and others t the age of 11 as "egocen- lice station where Ruby was find nothing to support stories
leaped to a conclusion on Sun- tric," a person with a strange- seen late on the night pf Nov. that Ruby acted in consort with then denied t h e m "mature
il lion £ S ® reconciliation in graphic terms.
He once compared if to learn-
day, Nov. 24, 1963, that Jack ly sadistic taste for settling ar- 22, the assassination day, when or in behalf of any other per- outlets for their sexual drive."
Ruby was on secret assignment guments with his fists. He was Oswald was taken before a son or group. While there were Their conclusion was de-
scribed in a current article in
expected ing to ride a motor-bicycle.
"One is never sure when the
from foreign powers or the U.S.a man who boasted that he press conference. many rumors to the contrary,
underworld when he shot and could "hit harder than Joe
killed Lee Harvey Oswald. Louis."
BROUGHT FOOD the commission could find noth- the California Teacher's As-
Why was Ruby at the police ing to substantiate reports that sociation Journal.
to ballot bicycle
nasty
will take charge, and a
fall is just as possible as a
WASHINGTON (AP) - About happy landlngT^lfe "said. "But,
Ruby, now 53, is being held POINT OF LOGIC station then? He had offered to Ruby and Oswald knew h The teen-ager, they said, is meanwhile, irj the atmosphere
in Dallas pending appeal of his Quite aside from evidence, bring sandwiches and soft other. told to stop being a child $nd 72 million Americans wilbcast of the divine risk, the ride is
death sentence for the murder the commission attacked the drinks to. officers on duty. A One popular rumor was that start "being aware of his sex- votes Nov. 3 if the same per- exhilarating and one sees a
of Oswald, assassin of Presi- Oswald-Ruby rumors from a police official told him by tele- in the fraction of a second be- ual identity." centage of those of voting age
dent John F. Kennedy. take part as did in the 1960 elec great deal of interesting scenery
joint of logic. In its report, it phone that the duty crew had fore Ruby's bullet dropped him, Boys a r e urged to assert on the way."
In conducting its investigation )bserved: just eaten, whereupon Ruby Oswald flashed a look of recog- their manliness and girls to tion. *
THE TUNNEL
of the Kennedy slaying, the "There are other reasons to tried to present his sandwiches nition. The commission exam- cultivate feminity - including The Census Bureau, estimat-
Using another metaphor, he
Warren Commission naturally doubt that Jack Ruby would to radio and television men on ined video tape and motion pic- clothes, cosmetics and hair ing that there will be almost 114 said that the present work to
had to explore at some length have shot Oswald as he did if duty. ture films of the jail shooting styles "very explicity aimed million Americans of voting age bring divided Christians back
Ruby's background and his mo-he had been involved in a con- Ruby spoke later to interro- and found nothing to support at sexual stimulation." come Election Day, said the together is as "if we and the
tives for killing Oswald. spiracy to carry out the assas- gators of "the certain mood I this belief. In fact, the commis- The result is an appalling same 63 per cent turnout of 1960 people of pur churches were
The commission sifted numer- sination, or that he would have was in." Friends and coworkers sion felt Oswald could not have rate of teen-age pregnancies, would produce about 72 million boring a tunnel through a moun- FOR UNITY
ous reports that Oswald and been delegated to perform the described him as depressed and seen Ruby because of the tele- abortions, venereal' disease, votes. Rev. Patrick C. Rogers
tain from opposite sidjss.
Ruby were linked in the same shooting of Oswald on behalf of worried. vision lights and camera early marriages and school The 68,83^,000 votes cast four "We have a single aim and we
plot. Rumors of a conspiratorial others who were involved in the On Sunday, Nov. 24, his flashes in his eyes as the pris- dropouts, t h e doctors con- years ago is a record turnout work on the same tunnel, but it al one, however, the problem of
relationship between Oswald laying of the President. oner walked through the base- eluded. for a presidential election. finding a successor has become
roommate said Ruby was mum-ment. requires good calculation to see a lively topic in church circles
and Ruby also extended to The bureau's estimate is base that we do not miss one anoth-
"By striking in the city jail, bling and jabbering in an inco- long in advance of his retire-
others. They included police- herent manner. Ruby said he Born Jacob Rubenstein of a on the number of persons of vot- er in the middle.'
Ruby was certain to be appre- ment.
man J. 0. Tippit, who was slain b r a w l i n g , discontented and
by Oswald shortly after Kenne-
hended. An attempt to silence was upset by something he
Oswald by having Ruby kill read in the morning papers— large Chicago family, Ruby in Meeting set ing age, which is 21 in 46 states The World Council, a coopera-
and the District of Columbia, tive body embracing 209 Protes- Authorized a year ago by the
a Way was similar to Oswald. 20 in Hawaii, 19 in Alaska, and tant, Anglican, Eastern Ortho- council's 100-member central
dy's assassination; Maj. Gen.
Edwin A. Walker, who was
him would have presented ex- that Mrs. Kennedy would have They both hungered for accept- to discuss 18 in Georgia and Kentucky. committee to nominate a suc-
dangers to to come back to Dallas for Os-ance and recognition of superi- dox and Old Catholic churches cessor, a 14-member executive
shot at by Oswald on April 10, ceptionally grave wald's trial.
1963, and Bernard Weissman of any other person involved in In testimony taken by the 'Ority which neither possessed.
losses in fire In 1960, the number of age- with a total of more than 300
qualified Americans was 109 million members, is the main committee, at a meeting last
the nonexistent American fact- the scheme. If the attempt had commission concerning the
They both were haunted by LOS ANGELES (UPI)-A million. Since then more than July in Tutzing, Germany,
path-finding vehicle of the ecu-picked the Rev. Mr. Rodger.
finding committee who signed a failed, Oswald might have been money problems, although Ru- joint federal-state meeting has 10 million Americans have
murder of Oswald, Ruby said, menical movement.
1 a r g e black • bordered Dallas moved to disclose his confeder- 'someone owed this debt to ourby's were on a much larger been scheduled Saturday for grown old enough to vote. * w 6 YEARS
A native of the Scottish low-
newspaper advertisement de- ates to the authorities. If it suc- beloved President to save her scale. Above all, both men lands, he is a minister of the
It has been a going concern Episcopal Church in Scotland,
ceeded as it did, the additional wanted the limelight. property owners who suffered
nouncing Kennedy on the day
killing might itself have pro- the ordeal of coming back." losses in last week's fires in 200-pound hydrant first 16entered for years, and ever since it and since 1961, has headed the
the President was shot.
duced a trail to them. More- Ruby obviously knew he Napa, Sonoma and Soland coun- stolen by thieves
the planning stage World Council's Faith and Or-
SEEN ON TV BALL AND CHAIN
over, Ruby was regarded by would not get away with the a quarter century ago its chief der Department, which carries
Ruby, son of Polish immi- most persons who knew him as shooting, for he put his wallet CORBY, England (UPI)-Pel ties. GLENDALE, Calif. (UPJ) • executive officer has been the
grants, operated strip-tease and moody and unstable — hardly and keys in the trunk of his low steelworkers felt Robert Gov. Edmund G. Brown said Glendale police today were astute, forceful Dutchman, the on inter-church doctrinal stud-
rock-and-roll joints in Dallas one to have encouraged the car when he" parked near the Simpson, 25, should have a the meeting will be held in the looking for the t h i e f who Rev. Dr. W^A. Visser 't Hooft. ies.
He walked unimpeded into the confidence of persons involved police station Sunday morning foretaste before his wedding Sonoma County Administration walked off Tuesday with a 200- Now 64, he has agreed to stay
basement of the Dallas police He carried with him only a 38- Saturday. They tied a 10-pound Buildtng at Santa Rosa. pound, 21/2-foot-tall, red fire hy- on'until 1966. Even after that, FLOOR SHOWS NITELY
and courts building on Nov. 24 n a sensitive conspiracy."
caliber revolver, $2,000 in cash lead ball and a six-foot chain Brown said representatives of drant in nearby La Crescenta his powerful personality
and shot Oswald who was walk- The commission thereupon and no form of identification. to his left leg, marched him federal and state agencies "I just hope this doesn't start experience will doubtless c
ing with officers to a car which concluded: He entered the jail through around the factory, and left would be present to inform fire a trend," muttered one officer tinue to register a strong in
| EXOTIC DANCERS
was to transfer him to the "Whatever the legal culpabil- an automobile ramp from Main him to hobble home where it victims of their eligibility for The hydrant had been left at fluence in the cause of Christian
county jail. The killing was ity of Jack Ruby for his act of Street, stood behind a front took three hours to cut himself federal loans and other assist- a s t r e e t construction project reunification.
1 anu'o Hub
seen on live television by mil- Nov. 24, the evidence is persua- r a n k of newsmen and officers free. 4120 El Comino, Palo Altp
ance. pending its installation. Since the post is such a pivot-1
lions. sive that 'he acted independent-
Many people came to the im ly in shooting Oswald."
mediate conclusion that Ruby NONPOLITICAL
murdered Oswald to silence Prior to the assassination, he
him. In fact, a group of secret seemed ,to have no political ori-
service agents in Washington entation whatever. He was bit-
watching the jail transfer on ter and sometimes violent
White House television set
came up" instantly with the
against those he regarded as
anti-Semitic. But his own rabbi
said Ruby was too unsophisti-
Years most taiked-about
Correction
cated to grasp or have any sig
nificant interest in any political,
creed. Ruby, however, de-
Because of a typographical scribed himself as a Democrat.
error in a wire story dealing He had been noticeably upset
with people of differing political about signs in Dallas demand-
views, Robert H. W. Welch yes- ing, "Impeach Earl Warren."
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This is erroneous. The correct investigation commission. War-
line should have read that Welch ren is unpopular in some areas
is "founder of the John Birch for his participation in the 1954
Society." Welch and the John Supreme Court decision^ on
Birch Society are militant! school desegregation.
anti-Communist. And when Ruby first heard of
The Times regrets the error. Kennedy's assassination, he
was visibly and audibly upset,
EVEREST tJENNINBS according to many witnesses.
He was in an office of the Dal-
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WALKER tragedy and spoke of closing
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Polo Alro respect for the fallen chief ex-
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Federal report
Buying of Redwood areas urged SERIES
SPECIALS
By DEREK SCH0EN Woods National Monument, put- has been reduced from two mil Northern California's economy.
SAN FRANCISCO (ft — After ting the, federal government sol- lion to 750,000. Their concern is understand-
a lapse of 56 years, the federal idly behind preservation of Cali- Of only 300,00 acres of virgin able. In the three counties which
government again is showing in- fornia's mammoth coastal red- redwoods still in exfstence, a the report earmarks for park
terest in preserving a steadily wood trees. scant 50,000 acres remain safe expansion — Humboldt, Del
dwindling breed of tree dating Since that act — and despite in state parks from the lumber- Norte and Mendocino — the
back to the dinosaurs. state and private acquisition of man's chain saw. lumber industry accounts for
In 1908, President Theodore redwood stands for parks — the Now, conceding that further from 25 to 38 per cent of total
Roosevelt established M u i r number of acres qf redwoods delay could spel} the end of the employment. *
once-great redwood forests, the Significantly, w i t h i n days
ON FAMOUS...
government is again considering after the report's appearance,
acquisition of virgin stands. the powerful Redwood Empire

Scientists report 53,000 ACRES Association — representing the

In a recently released report major lumber companies and
he National Park Service has other Northern California com-

equality of races recommended federal purchase mercial interest — criticized

of up to 53,000 acres of addition- the plan as economically disas
al redwood forest for natTona trous.
parks. The park service disagrees.
PARIS -Iff) — A report by an no way pretend to have any
international group of biolo- scientific foundation. . . . " The report, prepared at the Its report estimates that with-
gists, geneticists and anthro- direction of President Johnson, in five years after creation of
Other points made In the re-
pologists said today there is port i eluded: advances a twin thesis: expanded parks, some one mil S E E ALL THE GUARANTEED
no justification for claiming 1. The redwoods represent a lion visitors could be expected to
one race is superior to anoth-
"It has never been proved
that interbreeding h a s bio-priceless national asset.
visit the three counties annually. THRILLS OF THE WORLD DELIVERY AND
er — etiher from a physical or 2. Preservation of the age-old Within 15 years, the number
intellectual viewpoint.
l o g i c a l disadvantages for
mankind as a whole. trees — far from harming would increase to two million SERIES IN LIVING COLOR! INSTALLATION
The report, by 22 experts Northern California's economy tourists.
from 17 countries, was pub- "On
utes to
the
the
contrary,
maintenance
it contrib-
of bi-
—would prove a n economic Within five years, tourists
would be spending $3.6 million
BEFORE GAME
lished today by UNESCO, the boon.
United Nations Educational, ological
groups
ties
and
between
thus to the
human
unity of
Here's how the park service annually on food, lodging, gaso-
line and souvenirs. The expand- NO. CALIF. LARGEST
TIME!!!
Scientific and Cultural Organi- summarizes the first point:
the species in its diversity . . .
zation. The experts met in "For many years, public in- ed parks would generate $11,2 C u m TV DEALER -
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biological aspects of the race ces of a marriage depend only visitation from all over the nawithin 15 years, predicts the re- TO 5:30
question. on t h e individual genetic tion and the world, and by theport. Eves. 7 to 9
One of a list of conclusions makeup of the couple and not willingness of many to contrib- Development of the parks is
to which the experts agreed
unanimously said:
on their
biological
race. Therefore,
justification
no
exists
ute substantial sums for the pur-expected to cost $7.5 million in
chase and preservation of dedi- capital improvements alone,
Saturday
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"Neither in the field of for prohibiting intermarriage cated groves. with an estimated $450,000 to
hereditary potentialities con- between persons of different local labor and $840,000 to local
races, or for advising against 'This stems from many things wholesaler^. It would cost an
cerning t h e over-all intelli- —their size, of course, as theestimated $516,000 to $774,000 an-
gence and the capacity for it on racial grounds. . . tallest living trees . . . their age
cultural development, nor in "The peoples of the world and s t u b b o r n indestructible nually to operate the parks.
that of physical traits, is there today appear to possess equal qualities in the face of fire, dis- The report also deals with a
any justification for the con- biological potentialities for at- ease and insects, the fact they problem of~~ grave concern to
cept of 'inferior' and 'superior' taining any civilization level." grow nowhere else on earthT local government — the remov-
races. Signers of the report includ- al from the tax rolls of valuable
"The biological data (given ed Prof. Jean Benoist, Univer- "More important, however, is timber land.
in the report) stand in open sity of Montreal, and Prof. their very special inspirational Public ownership of the for-
contradiction to the tenets of Carleton S. Coon, University qualities which so impress the ests would cut into the assessed
racism. Racist theories can in of Pennsylvania. visitor." valuation of the property, notes
$10 MILLION the report. But the land — once
Since 1902, private citizens the timber has been cut — has
have poured $10 million into ef- no long-range future as tax-pro-
Liquor consumption on increase forts to preserve the redwoods. ducing acreage anyway, says
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - tion in 1964 well above the 259 Most of this has been channeled the park service.
Liquor consumption in the Unit- million gallons consumed by through the San Francisco - Secretary of the Interior Stew-
ed States in the first six months Americans last year, the report based Save - the - Redwoods art L. Udall is scheduled to pre-
this year was 5 per cent greater said. League, a group founded in 1918sent an expanded version of the
than in the 1963 period, Bank of The distilled spirits review which carries on a nationwide report to President Johnson
America's economic research was prepared for guidance of fund-raising and informational early next year.
department reported today. bank officers. program. 1
Increases in the drinking-age Use of liquor will be even Californians have spent an- RESTAURATEUR DIES
population will bring consump- greater in the late 1960s, the re-other $9 million — in taxes — LOS ANGELES, Calif. (UPf vnihihe\2i
port said, when children born toward creation of the state's —Funeral services will be con

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alo Alto
WOMEN'S "NEWS, THEATER-TV

Conversation Pieces:
Helpful husbands
jure forgotten men
By JOYCE PASSEtTI
Times Women's Editor
fed Rudow and Donald Ross aren't likely
to forget yesterday's Junior League show-
even though they were forgotten.
The two men accepted an invitation to "Meet
Me At The Ritz," only to be stood up.
According to Ted's wife Mary, here's what
happened:
Ted and Don agreed — re-
luctantly — to be h e 1 p f u 1
Junior League husbands and
take part in the fashion show
the Palo Alto Unit was stag-
ing at the Crawford Cooley
estate in Atherton.
They would serve as escorts
to t h e elegantly gowned
models in the show's finale,
the opera ball sequence. The role, of course,
called for the men to dorl white tie and tails.
Shortly before show time Don and Ted, who
came from his office in San Francisco, arrived,
in formal attire, at the Cooley residence. They
were happily welcomed, ushered to a back
room and told to wait for their call.
In the meantime more than 1100 women
were gathering in the gardens, and, as is the
case at such events, there was a lot of orderly
confusion. Friends were greeting friends.
Models were concerned with' their costumes.
The show started. The models stepped live-
ly. Within 45 minutes the fashion parade had
ended. The sun was hot; the champagne cool.
No one remembered the boys in the back Definitely discotheque
room. Well over 1000 women gathered "for Junior League show Is this dress worn by Mrs. John F. Miller at yesterday's
As Mary admitted later, Ted and Don were Here they watch Mrs. E. Williams Hanmer model a hostess gown. "Meet Me at the Ritz" fashion show in Atherton.
"so far in the back of the house" they weren't
missed until Ted appeared wondering:
"When are we going to be called OP?"
The mishap might not have come to light
if the Junior Leaguers hadn't extended "spe-
cial thanks" in their program to "les hommes
Rendezvous at the Ritz on a hot day
By DIANE VACHERESSE pool area, mount another par-
magnifique . . . the gallant gentlemen for their
participation in today's show . . . their chivalry The only thing brighter than allel runway and walk back.
and adventurous spirit . . . " Junior League fashion show The extensive runway set-up,
"We couldn't have done without them," the decorations yesterday after; shaped like a U, was neces-
tribute concluded. noon was the sun. sary because guests w e r e
Luckily, the program did not include a de- For the m o r e than 1000 seated throughout the garden.
scription of the gowns to be shown. If it had, w o m e n gathered in the A. "Meet Me at the Ritz" beck-
the Junior Leaguers would have had a faux Crawford £ooley gardens in oned the program handed out
pas that really would have confused the audi- Atherton, trying to find a cool by the hostesses and a unique
ence. spot to sit was an important prop followed this show theme.
Yesterday morning Russell Carpenter, the consideration. Some of the When models first mounted
show's coordinator-commentator, arrived for
women were appropriately the r u n w a y , they passed
rehearsal from San Francisco with a dozen
original creations he wanted modeled in place dressed for a hot day — many through a revolving simulated
of some other ensembles already fitted. others, showing their new fall glass door.
wool suits, weren't. The show was divided into
The show went smoothly, however, and the eight p a r t s , all beginning
afternoon was a social success. Well over a Perhaps most comfortably
attired of all were ihe show with a make-believe rendez-
hundred tickets were sold at the door. vous at the Ritz Hotel in Paris.
Hopes are high, too, that the event will ba hostesses, fresh and cool look-
ing in their matching yellow In the "ArrivaP^-Jsequence,
as financially successful as last year's show, and w h i t e linen sleeveless coats and suits were modeled.
which, according to Mary Rudow, brought in dresses. They complimented Noteworthy was a camel-col-
about $5,000. All the money, she explained, . the g a r d e n decorations of ored suit by Richard Tarn, the
goes into the League's Community Trust Fund standards topped by clusters newly established young San
and is used only for community projects. Yes- of yellow and white baloons Francisco designer.
terday's benefit will aid the Palo Alto Unit's (that occasionally startled Boudoir, lounge and casual
current projects — the Child Care Center in guests by. popping from the c l o t h e s were shown in a
East Palo Alto and PAVE — Program for heat). "Room Service" sequence.
Agency and Volunteer Education. SPIRITS HIGH The internationality of fashion
How do the League members feel about all was beautifully a 11 u d e d to
The sun, htiwever hot, didn't when Mr. Carpenter termed
the time and effort that went into putting on manage to wilt the spirits of one knit striped top in blue
the 45-minute show? the fashionable gathering. The and pink colors as "American
Mrs. Richard E. Shanaman, who'd been applause showed approval of Beauty on Italian sky."
working with arrangements for the past six the latest offerings from such
months and appeared as one of the models, master designers as Galanos, SHOW STEALERS
summed up the general feeling: Marchesa di-Gresy, Bud Kil- Children always steal the
"It's a lot of fun for the people involved — patrick, Jean Louis and Nor- show and yesterday was no
and it is fun for the people who go. And it's man Norell. exception. During the "Picnic
a good money raiser." The clothes were described in the Park" sequence, small
by Russell Carpenter, a vet- b l o n d offspring of Junior ••*•„

eran in the fashion business. Leaguers took their turns on

Mr. Carpenter prefers a fast- the runway and came through

LAST DAYS! paced show. His comments like professionals. Even-Mr.

were brief and the lasf model Carpenter seemed to be im-
had paraded down the hot run- pressed.
way within 45 minutes. The
Small models came through like professionals
"Luncheon" at the Ritz was LiHe Sue Debenham, the daughter of Mrs. M. Warren Debenham Jr., seemed fo enjoy her modeling duties as. much as the-
timing was remarkable con- the o c c a s i o n to show wool crowd enjoyed Sue.
LIQUIDATION SALE! sidering that nearly 45 models dresses, suits and daytime
showed a t o t a l of 107 cos- furs. Sheared nutria coats Mr. carpenter informed the Douglas (Dana) Homer, who
EVERYTHING MUST GO! tumes. dyed in a variety of colors crowd. served as both m o d e l and
Even t h o u g h the show and white dresses under mink When it came to the "Dis- fashion show chairman. She Saturday Special
Many Items moved rapidly, there was am- coats are the rage in Paris cotheque" part of the show, 'walked slowly around the run-
ple time to view the models this year, according to Mr. the commentator was some- way in a magnificent b l a c k
traverse what was surely one Carpenter. what less than enthusiastic. and w h i t e mink full-length

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hostess gowns, Mr. Carpenter
It took all of four minutes noted that hostess gowns will
for them to walk down -one be ankle length this year and
were being modeled, he re- The minute the show was
marked, "We're not advocat- over, friends swarmed around
ing that you wear them, but Dana, congratulating her on
we're stocking them because a job well done. She excused
h e r s e l f ^rather hurried-
Decorator
Tables with
of popular demand."
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asc

Dan Cupid has a long report

Smoot-Kidder
Joan Marie Smoot, who is
a nurse at Kaiser Foundation
Hospital in Panorama City,
and Wayne Robert Kidder,
third year student at the Uni-
versity of Southern California
Medical School, are engaged.
The betrothal was recently
told at the home of the future
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Smoot of San Ber-
nardino. The bridegroom-to-be
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
wyiiam Kidder of Atherton.
He has one brother, Russell
Kidder.
Wayne attended Stanford
University, where he affiliated
with Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
He has joined Nu Sigma» Nu
medical fraternity.
Joan received her nurses
training at the Los Angeles
County Hospital School of
Nursing.
They are planning a June
wedding. •
Morrison-Webster
NOV. 27 NUPTIALS
Dorothy Jean Morrison
Farr-Baker
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Farr
of San Franicsco, formerly of
Atherton, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Nancy Sue Farr, to Bryson
Baker, the daughter of Mrs. ,
H. V. Baker of Los Altos.
Nancy attended S p e n c e
School in New York City and
was graduated from Menlo-
Atherton High School and San
JOAN SMOOT
To wed Wayne Kidder
A Nov. 27 wedding at the
First Baptist Church in GainS;"
ville, Tex., is planned by
Dorothy Jean Morrison, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. T. Morrison of Gaines-
ville, and David Deane Web-
ster, the son of Mr. .and Mrs.
Deane C. Webster of Ather-
ton,
David is living in Boulder,
Colo., while attending the Uni-
versity of Colorado. He was
graduated from Menlo-Ather-
ton High School and attended
the College of San Mateo be-
fore enrolling at the Univer-
sity of Colorado,
His future bride was grad-
uated from Gainesville High
School and attended Cooke
County Junior College in
Gainesville for one year.
Their future home will be
an apartment in Boulder.
Jose State College. She is
teaching first grade in Los Al-
tos. Her affiliations include
Chi Omega sorority.
Bryson attended Foothill
College and San Jose City Col-
lege and is in business at
Lake Berryessa.
The wedding is planned for
Dec. 19 at the Farr family
home. Afterwards the couple
plans to live in Los Altos.
Delisi-Harrold
News comes from Syracuse,
N.Y., of the engagement of
Jeralyn J. Delisi, Syracuse
University graduate student,
and Lt. Michael James Har-
rold, U.S. Air Force, who is
stationed at Hancock Field in
Syracuse with the Air Defense
Command. He is an informa-
tion officer.
The future bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Harrold of Palo
Alto. He was graduated last
year from San Jose State Col-
lege with a distinguished rec-
ord in the Air Force ROTC
•program.
The future bride, the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
P. Delisi of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
is- a candidate for a master's
degree in education at Syra-
cuse.
HER AFFILIATIONS
She was graduated cum
laude f r o m Syracuse i n
June. Her undergraduate af-
filiations included Chi Omega
sorority, which she served as
Troth told at family gathering
Annette Corey and Richard Cortese
^HOLIDAY WINDING
Jeralyn J. Delisi
president; Lambda Sigma Sig-
ma, junior women's honorary;
Phi Kappa Phi and Omicron
Nu.
The newly engaged couple
is planned at Dec. 19 wedding
at Hendricks Memorial Chap-
el at Syracuse University.
FEBRUARY WEDDING
Ellen Blue fillips
Phillips-
Folsom
A wedding next February at
Fort Meyer, Va., is planned
by Ellen Blue Phillips of Alex-
andria, Va., and David Ayres
Folsom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Stone Folsom of San
Diego, former Palo Alto resi-
dents.
The bride-elect Is the daugh-.
ter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Ferguson Phillips. She at-
tended the University of North
Carolina and George Washing-
ton University.
The future bridegroom is
the grandson of the late Mr.
and Mrs. David Morrill Fol-
som and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Ayres, all of Palo
Alto.
He is a student at San Diego
State College.
Corey-
Cortese
A family gathering at the
Redwood City home of Mrs..
Ann Marie Corey served as
occasion for Mrs. Corey to an-
nounce the engagement of her
daughter, Annette Catherine
Corey, to Richard Louis Cor-
tese.
The future bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Antone
Cortese of Redwood City, for-
merly of Palo Alto. Richard
was graduated from St. Fran-
cis High School and is a junior
at the University of Santa
Clara. He is the grandson of
the late Mrs. Concetta Fer-
rigne.
Annette was graduated from
Holy Cross High School in
Mountain View and Palo Alto
secretarial School and is em-
ployed by Hiller Aircraft Com-
pany Inc.
A wedding is planned, for
September of next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Landis
Bride is fhe former Joanne MariQ Philibosian
Miss Philibosian
now Mrs. Landis
Close relatives were in at- classmate of the bridegroom,
tendance when Joanne Marie served as best man. Taking
Philibosian, the daughter of usher duties were Pedar Ron-
Mr. and Mrs. Diran Philibo-
sian of Atherton, became the
ning of San Carlos, Gary Hen-
derson of San Raphael, cousin
bride of Michael Clayton Lan- of the bridegroom and Mi-
dis, the son of Mr. and Mrs. chael O'Shanesy, San J o s e
D. M. Landis of Poughkeepsie, State College student.
N.Y., pn Saturday afternoon SPECIAL NOTES
Nuptial flowers included leis
at the Woodside V i l l a g e
Church. sent over from Hawaii by Mr.
Joanne asked three of her and Mrs. R. L. Keller of Kai-
lua, Oahu, aunt and uncle of
cousins, Loretta and Barbara
Philibosian of Hamilton Field the bride.
and Dana Kennedy of Redding The reception was placed in
to be bridesmaids. Penny Lan- charge of George" Mardikian,
dis came from Poughkeepsie San Francisco restaurant own-
to also be a bridesmaid at her er who is a friend of the
brother's wedding. The honor
attendant was Suzanne Fowle
bride's family. He served Ar-
menian foods at the buffet ta-
of Berkeley, former classmate ble.
of the bride. The bride was graduated
from Berkeley High School
RECEPTION DUTIES
Three smaller relatives of and attended College of San
Mateo. The bridegroom was
the bride had special duties
during the wedding reception graduated f r o m Carlmont
High School and also attended
at the Philibosian f a m i l y
home. Harry Philibosian, a College of San Mateo. He is
an instructor at the U.S. Army
nephew, presided over the
Ordinance Guided M i s s i l e
guestbook. At the conclusion
of the reception Katherine and School, R e d s t o n e Arsenal,
Huntsville, Ala.
Constance K e n n e d y , twin
cousins, handed tiny flowered
rice bags to the guests for a
farewell to the newlyweds.
Joanne and Michael mo-
tored to E n s e n e d a , Mex.,
where they are spending 10
days. Their future home will
depend tin Michael's assign-
ment with the U.S. Army.
When he is finished with his
tour of duty, they plan to re- for the
turn to California to live. wedding party
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Special to the Times America, as well as this hotel
ROME, Italy—The architect which is on the edge of tfie
for Rome's spanking new lux- famous Villa Borghese gar-
ury priced Hotel Parco dei dens, probably hasn't even"
Principi—to my endless sur- ,seen "Dr. No." Still, the effect
prise—did not design Dr. No's
house for the movie. is there.
First of all, the entrance is
Instead, Italian architect
Gic Ponti, who has been very cleverly hidden. Roman taxi
busy deisgning office buildings drivers — who aren't easily
f o o l e d — invariably think
they've found it when, in fact,
they've all but pulled into the
service entrance.
Eventually at the right en-
trance, a team of doormen ap-
pears from nowhere. T h e y
adroitly maneuver the n e w
fora lifetinw of
proud guest through two sets of plate*
potsetsion glass doors that only they
See our complete collection, know where to open.
$65 to $1000 While the unnerved guest is
being delivered to the recep-
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MYSTERIOUS EXPEDITION
From the highly mechanized
RAYMOND
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across the lobby to a wall that
is disguised as an elevator or
vice versa. Luckily, a boy who
seems terribly young to have
b e c o m e a mechanical en-
gineer operates the elevator.
At a moment when it is least
expeetetfr the elevator sur-
faces and the guest cautiously
emerges and is guided along
a tunnel-like hall, usually by
the engineer who abandons
his elevator for the expedition.
The first thing a guest sees
—having been deposited safely
inside the room—is his lug-
gage. This is a great comfort,
not because it wasn't lost—
but because it looks so real.
the engineer shows.--the
bathroom — bathrooms con-
tinue to be a source of pride
in Italy—which is, I'm sure,
qn the right as you enter most
of the hotel's 216 rooms.
Then there is a bedroom
roughly 12 times the size of
the bathroom. This is not to
say that the bedrooms are so
big, it's more that the bath-
rooms are so small.
Alone at last, the guest is
on his own to discover what
pushing the 32 buttons stra-
tegically placed around the
room will produce, which wall
conceals the sliding door clos-
length sheath gown W s i 1 k
faced linen with an qverskirt
of rosepoint lace. Her elbow
length veil of silk illusion was
who would know how to open lions, tigers, monkeys and The next morning I started caught to a Juliet cap of silk
or close the shutters. wild tropical birds. for a walk to calm my nerves. and rosepoint lace trimmed
During the next couple of Suddenly, just below the ho- with small pearls and she car-
TOO LATE
days, I began to get fairly tel, I found myself at the en- ried butterfly orchids and
My room, I was told, had a
stephanotis.
fine balcony overlooking the comfortable in this strange trance to a fine zoo. I was Her attendants were dressed
swimming pool. But by the house of Dr. No, but every very relieved. in American Beauty red vel-
time I got things under con- night I dreamed about a jun- "It's Mrs. Lion who starts vet dresses and carried bou-
Fabrics-Sewing Machines
trol in the room, it was too gle. the noise," Vito Tine, direc- quets of pink and white car- , 379 University Ave.
late to take any chances "with One morning I h e a r d an -tor of this rather charmless nations. Alto 323-1231
Ronald Allen, a former
the balcony. I could see by English lady in the lobby say hotel, told me later that day.
the moonlight that there was she was swearing off spaghet-
a huge garden and very tall ti because she had been hav-
tropical palm trees. T h e r e ing such w i l d nightmares
were no voices or motor scoot- about jungles.
ers — I could scarcely believe Where oh where is James
I was in Rome, and practi- Bond I thought.
cally in the center of Rome That night I went to a party
at that. that lasted rather late. As I
After a bit of a puzzle about "was about to get into bed at
switching off lights, I want to 3 a.m., I heard a lion roar,
sleep thinking more than ever then another, then chimpan-
about James Bond. Later, I zees began an awful fuss and
in both our Palo Alto and
picked up the jungle theme birds b e g a n to screech. I
and began dreaming about wasn't even asleep. San Froncisco stores
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PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964—13

Spectators on the way to Olympics

When on Oct. 10 Emperor
Hirohito opens the Olympic
Games at the Meiji Stadium
not far from the Imperial
Palace in Tokyo, the lovely
Empress Nagako will be pre-
sent, as will a number of Deep
Peninsulans. The latter will
be on tap to cheer on mem-
bers of the American Team.
Of the more than two million
sports loving spectators ex-
pected in Japan for the
-Games, none will be more ex-
cited and enthusiastic than an
Atherton duo. Mr. and Mrsf
William E. Roth. The Roths
will be present to' cheer on
their son, Dick, one of the
youngest members of the U.S.
Olympic Team.
Dick, who has broken sev-
eral international swim rec-
ords, will compete in the in-
dividual medley. The hand-
some seventeen-year-old also
takes top scholastic as well
as sports, honors at Menlo-
Atherton High School, where
he serves as student body
president.
To bid bon voyage to Diane
and Bill Roth, the Charles
Axel Smiths will entertain at
a cocktail supper tomorrow
evening at their Atherton resi-
dence. Tonight to farewell the
Roths the John Mackays will
-be hosts at a supper at their
new Woodside residence.
The name's-the-same b i t
that often confuses stateside
friends and acquaintances of
the Roths is apt to be played
in Tokyo during the Olympics.
Not only will the William E.
Roths of Atherton be in the
Japanese capital, but there,
too, will be Mrs. William P.
Roth of Woodside. There^ is no
family connection between the
two clans.
Accompanyfng Mrs. Roth to
the Orient last week were her
daughters, Mrs. James F.
Coonan of Woodside and Mrs.
Spencer Grant Jr. of San Ma-
teo. They will arrive in the
Japaness Capital today. En-
route to T o k y o , the trio
stopped over at Mrs. Roth's is-
land home, Waiulaula' (Red
Water) in Hawaii and in Hong
Kong.
A grande dame of equestrin-
nes, Mrs. Roth's October blue-
prints call for a stateside re-
turn to show her hackney
ponies at the Grand National
Horse Show that opens on
Oct. 23 at the Cow Palace.
She will miss the first two
days of the Grand National
but will entertain at her tra-
ditional party for out of town
exhibitors. This year, as last,
the affair will be a supper place they bought from Ruth
party oh Oct. 2& at the Round- Woolsey, who is domiciled in
up Room at the Cow Palace. Los Altos Hills. In Rome Mrs.
Among o t h e r Americans Lambert reunioned with for-
taking their places in the Mei- mer San Franciscan Lorna
ji Stadium for the Olympics
will be the Ross Chamber- Talbott, who now headquarters
lains of Woodside. Incidental- in the Eternal City. The duo
ly they made an exciting en- did the Greek Is-les together.
try into Japan, flying in on Lorna has a top place in rid-
the typhoon's tail last week. ing ranks both in Europe and
Of interest to Deep Penin- the United States. --
sulans is a member of the Residential notes include
U.S. Equestrian Team, the the ^vord that the W. P.
former Trish Galvin, whose Keeshans, f o r m e r Bel-Air
marriage to Prince Henri de residents, now make their
La Tour d'Auvergne t o o k home on Park Lane in Ather-
place last Fourth of July in ton. The Keeshans recently
Dublin. Trish is the daughter took honor places gt a lunch
of the John A. T. GalWns, party hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
who at onetime made their Robert Stanton of Atherton.-^
home in Woodside and now Other Park L a n e new-
reside at Loughlinstown House " comers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
near Dublin. The Galvins, who Robart, will be complimented
are remaining on in Ireland at a dinner party the Joseph
with their younger children, Whelans will give at their
will watch the Olympics on Atherton home a week from
television as will, Mrs. Gal- tomorrow.
vin's brother-in-law and sis-
Now residing in Los Altos
ter, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Law- Hills is Mrs. Geraldine Brown-
son of Petaluma. ing, formerly of Ogden, Utah.
Speaking of the horsey set, Mrs. Browning has as her
just back from an European houseguests her parents, Dr.
sortie is Mrs. Peter Lambert. and Mrs. Lawrence Ossman
The Lamberts, enthusiastic of Salt Lake City, who also
members of the Los Altos >f~e renuiwoning with their
Hunt, recently moved from daughter ancKson-in-law, the
Sausalito to t h e Woodside Carl Mindens of Menlo Park.

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Beta Sigma Phi tea date

Southern Peninsula Council Santa Clara is chairman of
of Beta Sigma Phi will hold the afternoon event, assisted
its annual Friendship Tea at by Mrs. William Setzekorn of
3 p.m., Saturday at the Allied Los Altos.
Arts Guild in Menlo Park. Mrs. N o r m a n Gruver of
Mrs. Douglas DeGroote of Santa Clara, p r e s i d e n t of
Southern Peninsula Council,
will be on hand to welcome Bridge Table
NOW OPEN the rushees for the coming
year. Invitations have also
been extended to other Beta South didn't study bidding
TIL MIDNITE S i g m a Phi councils in the
area. By OSWALD JACOBY
Newspaper Enterprise
and had shown up with four
spades in addition to his dia-
" - The afternoon's entertain- monds—he had to be short in
MONDAY ment will be highlighted by Association
In discussing a c e r t a \ \ \ hearts and clubs. Further-
several skits presented by the more, there was a very good
THRU members and written by Mrs.
Paul Dumont of Palo Alto,
bridge player, the late George
S. Kaufman remarked, "There chance that the deuce ef
hearts played by East at trick
FRIDAYS Mrs. Doris Helfenberger of
M e n l o Park, Mrs. Harold
are two ways to tell when X
has good cards. First, his face one was a singleton.
That was the case and
ErickSon of Atherton and Mrs. lights up and then, he mis- South had a cinch play. He
HAVE Clifford S t o u t of Mountain plays the hand." should have continued trumps
YOUR View. South's face flashed like and let East take his queen.
neon, as he bid four spades. Later, he would pull East's
DOCTOR
North decided to try for a last trump and then discard
PHONE
US FOR
•Kennadv- slam and South accepted the
invitation.
his losing heart on one of dum-
my's clubs.
YOUR
NEEDS
Westover South won the heart' lead
with his ace, and laid down
Myrna L. Kennady and the ace of spades. W e s t
OPEN SAT. 9-6 Douglas E. Westover were showed out, and South prompt- Q—The bidding has been:
West North EM* Sooth
SUNDAYS 10-5 married Saturday in a double ly went after the club suit. His I? 14 Pass 3^
Blossom.Valley Shop. Ctr. ring ceremony at St. Mat- plan was to discard his losing Past 44 Pass 41C3C
thew's Episcopal Church in heart on the third club, but all Pass 64 Pass ?
San Mateo. plans don't work. East ruffed You, South, hold:
The brideg, formerly of Bur- the second club and South had 4 K Q 7 2 V84 • A K 9 5 S 4 A 2
lingame, and the bridegroom, to lose his contract. What do you do?
formerly of Schuyler, Neb., South complained about bad A—Bid seven spades, if yon
BLOSSOM VALLEY luck, but it was a case of bad •an assimte that your partner's
are both graduates of Stan- six diamond bid showed the am
PHARMACY ford University and are both play. East had made a vulner- of spades and a void of hearts.
Your F(imily D : >>(( '•''"• i •
employed by the Stanford Ra- able three-diamond opening
TODAY'S QUESTION
17)6 M I R A M O N H M ' VlfW dioscience Laboratory. Instead of b i d d i n g four
PH. 9 6 ! t ? l ? FfffF OtMVfRv The newlyweds will reside spades over your three dia-
in Palo Alto. NORTH 2 monds, your partner has bid
47 four clubs. What do you do
V 10 9 653 now?
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You, Your Child and School: Parents should help student with reading
By DAVID NYDICK
UPI Education Specialist
The ability to read is the
key to knowledge. Without
skill, a student could not pos-
sibly do well in his school
work. It is for this reason that
e d u c a f o r s are constantly
searching to improve the in-
struction of reading.
Learning to read is a com-
plex process. It involves all of
a child's experiences. It is
much more than instruction in
a classroom.
Once a child enters school,
a teacher provides experi-
ences and activities as back-
ground for the teaching of
reading. The actual mechan-
ics of reading are taught in
the classroom.
These skills include recog- The school cannot accom- often has difficulty finding children. Children learn from There ^are many possible ex- read the word cow if the stu- child's reading. Try to create
nizing words, understanding plish the .entire job alone. A privacy in the normal class- their surroundings. periences which depend upon dent has never seen one. enthusiasm. Show the child
classroom with 25 or more room. The home and parents PARENTS' RESPONSIBILITY location, occupation, income, Once a child is in school a that you are interested in his
jneanings, phonics, and a vari- reading.
students has" many distrac- have an important role to Up until the age when a and interest of the family. The parent should see that he has
ety of other techniques. The play. A parent should not be
tions. A teacher attempts to child attends school, parents main idea is to give a child a quiet, well lighted place
teacher encourages each stu- Parents' attitudes have a usually have ihe entire respon- as b r o a d a backgrpund as where he can read, It is good afraid to help a child who
work with each individual but
dent to participate in t h e s e substantial influence op those sibility for learning. This is possible. In this way when he for a child to actually own wants to learn how to read.
certainly can't provide the of their children. Parents who some books. He should also On the other hand, a parent
activities which will actually the period when a child should starts to read he will have
same warmth and understand- enjoy reading and show re- have many experiences. The had experiences to which he be familiar with the local li- should not force the child to
make him a reader.
ing which parents are in a spect for books tend to give usual trips to the zoo, park, can refer. Consider how diffi- brary. learn before a genuine desire
READER IDENTIFIED position to supply. A student these same qualities to their farm, and city are valuable. cult it would be to learn to Parents should share in a arises.
What is a reader? It is an
individual who enjoys books.
He doesn't consider reading
as a chore but rather a form
of entertainment. A reader
recognized the value and
knowledge o b t a i n e d from
books. Even more than that,
s*'^^effx
he gains understanding, expe-
riences emotions, and be-
comes a part of the story.

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The R a v e n s w o o d High
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supper. . .,
After dinner there will be a
choice of seeing a film on ca-
reers presented by Ray Her-
ringer, vocational counselor,
or of hearing a discussion
presented by the League of
Women Voters on the Novem-
ber propositions.

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 PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964—IS
State campaign trail
Humphrey stumps Southland
Miller raps moves by Demos
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS conference that Prop. ^,4 "Win, housing discrimination. It also The real estate group is leading
Californians said "Hello, Hu- lose or draw . . . will go to the would prohibit passage of anythe pro-Prop. 14 fight.
bert" today after waving "Good- United States Supreme Court. future laws banning discrimina- He also termed ?s a "police-
bye, Bill" a s the Democratic Wherever a question of consti- tion in housing. state agency" the State Fair
vice presidential nominee took tutionality is concerned, it be- Robinson added, h o w e v e r , Employment Practices Commis-.
over from his Republican coun- longs in the courts a/id should that "If the majority votes in sion, the anti - discrimination
terpart in the state political be decided there." favor of continuing the Rumford agency dealing mainly with jobs
spotlight. Prop. 14 would nullify most of law the CREA would in every but which also enforces the
Minnesota Sen. Hubert Hum- he Rumford Housing Act against manner assist in compliance." Rumford Housing Act.
phrey headed for Los Angeles to-
day, and the Democratic cam-
paigner was to roll 300 miles up
the San Joaquin Valley Satur-
day on an old-fashioned whistle-
Republican solon assails Johnson
stop train tour that is all the
rage here this year.
Rep. William f i l l e r , of New for failure to use anti-riot gas
York, the GOP second spot TARZANA (AP) - A State ple about the new technique in riot control. Such instruction
hoice, zipped in and out last
night. He stopped long enough Assemblyman who said he was that broke up the riot in Cam- would have included use of the
to tell a news conference in Los a World War II chemical war- bridge, Md., preventing many Gas, said Conrad, a former
Angeles that he nad ho objec- fare specialist charges that njuries and perhaps even loss Coast Guardsman.
(AP Wirephoto) tion to having his business af- President Johnson deliberately of life."
Asked Conrad: "Why this
fairs looked into. But he added kept a powerful riot-control gas
Barry at the throttle that a Democratic resolution
He said that Johnson deliber- great concern of the President
under wraps during last sum- ately waited until five weeks after the long, hot summer of
Goldwater, wearing engineer's cap and gloves, waves from the cab of the diesel engine pulling his campaign train through calling on the House of Repre-
before the presidential election riots, but five weeks before
Indiana. sentatives to investigate his con- er's outbreaks of mob violence.
to order the Army to instruct election day? Could * it be
nections with a company in his Repub 1 i"c a.n Assemblyman
local law enforcement agencies politics?"
district was meant, only to Charles J. Conrad said that the
Campaign issues 'waste my time in this cam- gas is ,0 - chlorobenzalmaloni-
paign answering these absurd
trile. He said he has experienced

Barry view* of LBJ:

charges."

1
JOHNSON SUPPORT
Also Thursday, the head of the
the gas in tests and found it
causes a severe burning sensa-
Draft Lodge Committee active tion in the respiratory passages,
«• SLUMBERUND MATTRESS
'Lyn don-come-lately OFFERS SIMMONS BEDS
*

in the June primary said the but has no harmful after effects.
group—with a claimed member- AT SPECIAL
The Army is now taking tear
ship of 12,000 in California—now *
CAIRO, 111. (UPI)-Sen. Bar- candidate called his Democrat- backs President Johnson, over gas out of its inventory and sub-

CARLOAD SAVINGS!
*

ry M. Goldwater charged today ic opponent "Lyndon-come-late- Republican nominee Barry Gold- stituting the new gas. Conrad *

that President Lyndon Johnson ly." water. told an audience of Republicans

is copying him on such cam- Goldwater made the charge in Richard Clemens, who previ' here Thursday night. He said
paign issues as ending the mili- a speech prepared for delivery ously led the abortive GOP pres- the • new gas is. more effective
tary draft, support for the in this river city to kick-off a idential nomination drive for
than tear gas.
two-day whistle-stop bid for Il- Henry Cabot Lodge, comment-
NATO alliance and assistance
linois' 27 electoral votes. He ed: MARYLAND RIOTS
for local law enforcement offi- has listed Illinois, Texas, Ohio,
"The people in control of the It was used during the Cam-
cers. and California as his major party—namely Goldwater and bridge, Md., riots last year,
The Republican presidential campaign targets. Miller—have left the Republican Conrad said. He told the group:
Goldwater said: philosophy and we are not about
"Some weeks ago we pledged The Johnson administration
to join them. We're not going to control
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had previously appointed a hasn't told the voters." All he's assumes post
study commission to look into heard, Salinger added is " a ti
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Greenleaf aucubas fine
GARDEN PAGE for shrubs in shade
One of the easiest shrubs to is called for, and their use need nicely. Aucubas make an attrac-
grow, according to the Califor- not be limited strictly to shade. tive informal hedge, if you ace
Times Garden Quiz nia Association of Nurserymen, Full sun is too much, but fil- looking for something hew and
is the Greenleaf aucuba. • tered sun will suit them quite unusual in this line.
It can always be counted on to

Pine tree shedding produce a full mass of glossy

of needles natura
green leaves and, as fall turns
to winter, a crop of glistening
large red berries.
Nurserymen say that aucubas
are among the dozen best
Cyclamen
Your questions about gar- well as the steins. The leaves
dening are invited. Those of
most general interest wilt be
get brown and fall off. There
are a few springtails in the soil.
shrubs for western gardens and,
in heavily shaded areas, they
flowers outdoors
rank number one. They h a v e AH you need is a part-shady location and humus-rich soil. Plant
published w i t h answers pro- What do you suggest be done? Cyclamen NOW—fine for pots, too—and you'll "enjoy months of
\i:led by B u r t o n Edwards, —Mrs. V.G., South San Francis- large, ornamental leaves with bloom during winter and early spring. Excellent as cut flowers.
horticultural instructor at Col- co. sharply serrated edges. Aucuba
lege of San Mate,o. Questions grows from five to eight feet in 10 Cyclamen plants, separate colors, and one % cu. ft. baa
A. Gardenia leaves normally 49er Planting Mix (contains leafmold, fir bark, peatmoss, sand;
should be brief, specific and present a waxy, white substance height at maturity and requires ferro soil til and other selected ingredients), total reg. price $4.69
confined to a single subject. soon after opening. After a per- little attention other than water. October Cyclamen Special, all for only $4.20
Address: Garden Quiz, care of iod of time, however, this gen- Not all" members of the fam-
Palo /Vlto Times, 245 Lytton Or S large, well budded Cyclamen in 4 " pots and one % cu. ft.
erally disappears. Leaf yellow- ily are gree*n. In fact, one of 49er Planting Mix, regular price So.59
ve., Palo Alto. ing, bud dropping and general the most popular aucubas grown October 4" pot Cyclamen Special, all for only . . . . . . $ 5 . 9 0
unthriftiness of the plants may is the familiar Gold Dust plant,
often be attributed to excessive 0 / course, you may duplicate, or buy any of the above
By BURTON EDWARDS which is heavily flecked with items separately.
Q. I have a pine tree 16 feet watering, poor drainage, an al- yellow variegation. There are
kaline soil condition or insuffi- others in the family which pro-
tall which is beautifully shaped
cient iron.
and which has been admired by A fungus disease, as well as
duce mottled coats of yellow to
a greater or lesser degree. One,
Flowers Outdoors
my neighbors for 20 years. Be- the root-knot nematode (tiny
ginning this year the needles el worms) also attack the
the Surphur Leaf aucuba, has
leaves^ with broad yellow cen-
for Winter and Spring
began to faH off from the trunk roots. Greenhouse gardenias are ters rimmed in green. For garden color this winter and spring, NOW h
the time to pjant Early Spencer Sweet Pea Plants,
outward for two or three feet on grown inan almost pure peat- There are variations among Hi Double Stocks, ruffled Tetra Snapdragons, sure-
all branches. What might be soil mixture. .,.., the Greenleaf aucubas, too. One fo-bloom Winter Marigolds, gay Violas, giant Pansies,
wrong and how can it be cor- Check out alt of the above con- is especially worth looking for. Fairy Primroses, colorful Iceland Poppies and others.
ditions; then let your conscience This is ,the Narrow Leaf aucu-
rected? —Mrs. H.K., San Bruno.
be your guide. ba, a vigorous shrub with long,
A. Since the pine tree is 16 Q. Most of the stones in our
years old and has been appar- cling peaches are split for the
ently healthy all the time, this first time. Several neighbors
thin leaves.
Male and female forms are Golden Daffodils
is apparently not a root condi- complain of the same trouble. needed in the same garden or When you picture a spring garden, quite naturally
tion. As pine trees become older How can this be prevented? — the wonderful berries will be you think of Golden Daffodils. Our large display of
the branches crowd each other, Mrs. R.L.M., Mountain View. missing when Christmas time Daffodils, each variety pictured in color, includes
t e s u 1 t i n p in an insufficient A. Clingstone peaches are arrives. Since the males do not only the best for this region. For fragrance, few
amount of light for the lower more inclined to have "split bear berries, use only one of flowers compare with Freesias and Hyacinths. Others
twigs and needles. When this pits" than are varieties of the them. This will be sufficient ^o
occurs, needles die and are not freestone group, such as Elber- Gold Dust plant fertilize several females and
now ready are that harbinger of spring, the-lovely
Crocus, colorful Ixias, blue Grape Hyacinths, stately
r e p l a c e d . Branches, for the O n e of t^e nv:-J popular shrubs in C a l i f o r n i a .is this b e a u t y w i t h - y e l l o w flecks on the glossy give you all the berries you Dutch Iris, giant double Ranunculus, flashy Poppy
ta or Hale. The splitting is a need. It is the female aucuba
wme reason, will die and even areen leaves. ' Anemones, beautiful bright-colored Tulips and other
genetic tendency. only which produces the mot-
tually fall. This is what makes
The pits are more apt to split tling effect of Gold Dust plant choice bulbs. Ask for a free color illustrator
9 natural pine forest, with the
tall straight trunks and the tops
under certain conditions. Any
condition that encourages exces-
Film features will be shown at group meet and other yellow leaf varieties. deGraaff lily folder.
towering above.
sive carbohydrates or prema- Two Japanese dramatic movie rior days of Japan, and the dhist Church at 2751 Luuis You can u s e ' the aucubas"
The branch crowding encour- ture ripening also encourages features will be shown Saturday other is a modern drama — both Road.
;iues various injects and mites e x c e s s i v e carbohydrate or
evening as the annual benefit
titles are in Japanese and were
wherever a full-rounded shrub
NOW IN BLOOM
to attack the crowded areas. premature ripening a 1 so en- not translated by the gardeners Expecting company? Need a 'spot of color in your
My suggestion would be to thin courages pit splitting. Inade- m o v i e of t h e Midpeninsula association. Dialogue is in Jap-
out the tree and remove excess quate irrigation of the trees at Landscape Gardeners Associa^ anese but subtitles are in Eng-
LUMBER garden? Get it today, with plants in bloom selected
by you from our special displays of flowering plants.
branches; then give it a good oil this time of year might be a tion in Palo Alto. lish. Plywood
spraying this winter. Be sure contributing factor; also One of the films is a story The films will be shown at
no sprinkler heads are keeping shortage of water during the set in the ancient Samurai war- 7:30 p.m. at the Palo Alto Bud- Hardware Kills Oxalis 9 Kills Flies
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Q. Our 12-year-old willow tree deficiency of nitrogen. Ex-
These special products we recommend have been
has been dripping sap this sum- cessive thinning by hand or due
mer, and the ground is sticky o fungus or other conditions so
and dark from the "raindrops." hat a light crop is produced
We also have a tremendous encourages pits to split. The
Bedding Plant Center used successfully by us and many home gardeners,
for at least four years. Don't delay—use them NOW.
Standard and rare varieties of Azaleas and Camellias
amount of flies, mostly around Phillips cling variety is eom-
the tree. There is no sign of monly afflicted.
The finest quality and
deterioration; no s t r i p p e d I would.suggest a liberal ir- the largest selection of For the difficult shady spots we offer a wide selection of
branches or curled leaves. Is it igation at this time and nitro-
diseased? What can done to pre- gen fertilization during Janu-
vent this? - Mrs. R.J., San ary. Light winter pruning.
Mateo. Q. We planted a mountain
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No sunlight needed
for new New chemical expected to aid orchards
By EARL ARONSON Still being studied are the ef- The n e w elderberry, York probably is no more resistant
, Five varieties of South Afri- Safari (medium red), Zulu (a AP Newsfeatures fects of applications on older (from the cross Adams No. 2 Xto fire blight than Bartlett.
can amaryllis,":" a new strain bright mandarin red), Zanzibar A new plant growth retardant bearing trees and on fruit ma- Ezyoff) appears to be more Aurora has performed well in
created exclusively for the Jack- (an unusual delft rose color) that first showed promise in turity. productive and larger berried Pennsylvania, Ohio and Ontario
son & Perkins Company, will be and Bambara (a rich red with controlling chrysanthe- than any other named variety, as well as in New York.
available this fall. faint streaks of white). ix ik &
mum, poinsettia, snapdragons The New York Fruit Testing the station said.
Unlike other amaryllis, these After the, initial watering,
varieties bloom in fall and win-they should be watered lightly a n d similar varieties is ex- Cooperative Association has in- The pear is Aurora, a high-
ter. No sunlight is needed to with lukewarm water twice a pected to help ease problems of troduced t w o n e w vigorous quality dessert variety ripening Garden Problems
sweet cherry trees, an elderber- just after Bartlett. It is large,
grew large, perfect flowers. The week for the first two weeks. orchard tree size and tree den-
ry and a pear, all developed at bright yellow, overlaid lightly
Answered
bulbs arrive preplanted and be- A saucer underneath the pot will sity. the State Agricultural Experi- with russet and has a slight
gin their growth cycle as soon help keep the roots supplied with
as they are uncovered and giv-moisture. The compound, B995, is N-dl- ment Station at Geneva. blush. CLARK
One cherry, the Hudson, rip- Tests showed that Aurora,
en a light watering. Direct sun- SHOULD BE MOVED
light not only is not required Once the flower but is well up
methyl amino succirramic acid.
In tests at the New York State ens after the normal season has from the cross Marguerite Ma-
SMITH
College of Agriculture at Cornell ended, thus extending the sea- rillat
but should be avoided. .These —after approximately two or X Bartlett, has a longer Graduate Agriculturalist
storage and shelf life than Bart-
foolproofs plants htfve b e e n three weeks — the pot should University, terminal growth of son for 10 days. Hudson, from 948-8485
grown successfully in a window- be moved to a cooler and lighter cross Oswego X Giant, has med-lett. The tree is vigorous but
shoots on .treated three-year-old ium-size, black fruit.
less office. part of the room (not in direct red Delicious apple trees propa- The other cherry is Ulster,
Since they bloom in six weeks sunlight). This will strengthen gated on M a i l i n g II stock from the cross Schmidt X Lam-
it is possible to time the flower- the stems and prolong the flow-
ing for special events by placing ering period.
the container in a cool, dark This need not be a one-time
place until ttote to uncover. The flowering ^lant. After blossom-
new varieties are Africana ing, the plant should be kept
stopped soon after treatment. bert. It is a midseason, large,
Shoots on check trees grew until dark variety, firm and juicy. It
early August. has been tested for 17 years and
The researchers reported no is quite resistant to cracking.
anas
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(scarlet sprinkled with gold), growing indoors by keeping the adverse effect on the growth,
soil moist. From time to time, size or efficiency of leaf surface TOPSOIL • STEER MANURE •
Moke Life Easier
plant food may be added. When from the spray. The thickness COLORED GRAVEL • SAND
Lemon tree the last frost is past, place the
plant in the garden in a semi-
of shoots on treated trees was SIMPLIFY your GARDEN!
not restricted and flowering was Consult H. E. Dekker
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shaded spot with the top of the promoted. E a r l i e r flowering Licensed Landscape Architect Delivered to Your Home by the Cubic Yard
a favorite pot about one inch below the
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treated.
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Direct sunlight isn't needed for these special varieties.

ornamental The following fajl, just before
the first frost, take the pot back
indoors. Store it perfectly dry
The Meyer lemon ranks with in a cool part of the cellar.
pyracanthas and junipers among After the foliage turns yellow, Gardening class set
the most desired ornamentals. cut it off and leave the bulb dry The first session of a .garden- How Does Y o u r Garden EVE
The Meyer lemon has beern, aa nnda undisturbed
i for three ing class sponsored by" t h e G r o w , " "Distinctive Trees,
responsible for creating interest Menlo - Atherton Adult School Shrubs and Vines of the San
st Sbnths.
in "Other fruiting ornamentals When brought back into the wjll be held at 10 a.m. Saturday Francisco Peninsula," a n d
sucttjts the feijoas, guavas and light and warm air again, the in room 114 of the new Menlo "Gardeners All in California."
a host of citrus varieites that growing cycle will repeat itself Park Recreation Center at Alma Wilson also teaches gardening
had b«en grown only commer- once more and you will be treat- Street and Mielke Drive. classes in the College of San
cially. ed to the spectacle of large, The class will be taught by Matep and the College of Marin.
The Meyer is really not a beautiful flowers appearing in- Albert Wilson, television and School officials can be contact-
lemon. The fruits are round and doors during the dead of winter.
the flesh is orange. The juice
has a mild lemony flavor and a
radio lecturer and author of ed at 322-8352.
. .AT SPECIAL PRICES
pleasing aroma. The m a t u r e
DURING ROGER REYNOLDS ANNUAL
plants will have some flowers
and fruits the year around, al-
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AUTUMN SALE
though the heaviest set of flow
'ers occurs in late summer and
fall, with crops of fruit ripening
in winter and spring. Alpine Road, Menlo Park
Meyer lemons are useful in
your garden in many ways STARTS SAT., OCT. 3rd
T h e y make excellent tubbed
f lants for sustained interest —
handsome f o l i a g e , fragrant
white flowers and showy, useful
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Shop Roger Reynolds — 45 Yean of Serving the
Peninsula Area, Under the Same Ownership CAMELLIAS
fruits. Still Going Strong To make room for fall stocks, we are offering fine quality Shade and
They can be trained as low Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Plants at substantial savings. All well estab- Group of
lished, full-size and drawn from regular stocks. I Gal. Size Plants, Reg.
shurbs for foundation planting
or allowed to grow into a six-
to-eight-foot screen. Some gar-
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deners prefer them as s m a l l STANDARD FRUIT TREES

trees. Others find them a splen
did espalier for warm fences
and walls. The Meyer can be
obtained grafted on dwarf root
stocks to restrict the growth to
OFF 5-GAL SIZE REG. $4.50
Apple — Apricot — Cherry
Pear — Nectarine — Peach — Plum
• EVERGREEN SHRUBS
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5
scale in "tight" locations. Cash and Carry (Less than Bare Root Price —%,
Like any other plant, the Mey
Gain a gear's growth!)
er lemon has its likes and dis
likes in type of soil, frequence
of irrigation and kind of food.
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in a container or in the open
Polygala Dalmasiana
ground, on the light side.
Feed regularly with a special
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nitrogen for foliage development
SHADE TREES Viburnum Odorotissima
Pittosporum Tobira, Green
> 15 GAL. CANS • 15 GAL. CANS
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acid to encourage flower and REG. $32.50 Ilex Convexa
fruit production. Evergreen Heather Texas Privet
Don't drown your lemons with
Camphor
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for a container plant is all right, Olive Fruitless Mulberry
and once every, other week in
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kidnaping and rape, suffered
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infirmary. Gal. Can Pyracantha $ 1.50 89<
Guards found the weapon — a Japanese Gal. Can Gardenia Veitcrii . . . . $ 1 . 5 0 89<
prison-made knife —. but said
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assailants. Motive in the attack
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Dollar Eucalyptus — Sideroxlyn Eucalyptus — Liquid A m b i r
Gal.
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Can Bougainvillia
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$5.50 $2.9!
Legal secretaries •— Silk Oak — lombardy Poplar — Mod«sto Ash —
A l b i n i a (limited quantities). Gal. Can Italian Cypress $5:50 $2.91
raffle illegal Dichondra Flats
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Dist. Atty. Woodruff J. Deem
told the Ventura County Legal TT FALL BULBS quality
RHODODENDRONS
I t"!T flat
Secretaries Association Thurs-
day that its plans for a raffle
constitute an illegal activity.
Deem discovered the raffle *
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Bright red berry variety.
The prize, a hand-knit sweat- Top quality,, Each
er, was to have been awarded CAMELLIA
FLOWER if* 1 C7 Not#; AH items subject to prior sale.
at the association's annual Just Arrived? Limited «rr>ounU en tome items. $1.00
bosses' night, when the boss of * DAFFODILS
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Aft
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 18-PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY. OCT. 2, 1964 • * • • • r'

Fears voi over queen's visit to Canada

Focal point of queen's visit
r
"e Fj-ne s of Fece'd^ion Center,
The Queen and the flag
Quee r Elizabeth accept; th'e colors during her last visit-
peaceful—to Quebec City in 1959'.
CAIRO, U.A.R. (UPI) - A determine whether supplies of
five-story apartment house col- the substance from Japan are apartment.
WALTER SHAW
Pri ce Edward
land w'l' be Host to the royal
couple:
Redwoods College
campus site chosen
EUREKA (AP) - Humboldt
County's College of the Red-
woods will be built on a 160-acre
campus at Beatrice, eight miles
south of Eureka,
The college board of trustees
selected the site Wednesday
night.
The p r o p e r t y will cost
By TOM CULLEN 2,000 picked police charged with failure to check buildings along From the yacht she will travel
LONDON (NEA)—Alarmed at protecting the Queen. President Kennedy's route, Le- in a bulletproof car. All private
threats made against the Special attention is being given mieux's task force has been aircraft in the area will be
Queen's life, many Britons feel to Quebec City, a hotbed of the checked the cliffs and ramparts grounded during the drive.
that Queen Elizabeth s h o u 1 d separatist movement which the at Wolfe's Cove where the Queen The terrorists are loosely
cancel her visit to Canada which Queen will visit on Oct. 10 and will arrive aboard the royal banded into an organization
is due to start Tuesday. 11. Mindful of the Dallas police yacht Britannia. called the Quebeck Liberation
The threats come from a Front (FLQ), which has ex-
group of French Canadian sepa- ploded bombs and raided armor-
ratists who would like the prov- ies. A score of young men have
ince of Quebec to secede from already been convicted of ter-
the rest of Canada. Although rorist activity and given prison
these separatists are regarded sentences ranging up to 12 years.
as a lunatic fringe, their threats
against the Queen's person are GHANA VISIT
taken seriously enough for Can-r A parallel situation arose in
ada to mount the biggest secur- L961 regarding a royal visit to
ity operation ever in prepara- Ghana. On that occasion, the
tion for the Queen's visit. threats were not directed
against the Queen's life, but
The press in England has against the life of President
been full of stories concerning Nkrumah. But the risk was con-
the French-Canadian terrorists sidered to be serious enough to
to the point where the average cause Duncan Sandys, Common-
Briton feels genuinely uneasy ON ATTACK
wealth secretary, to visit Ghana French-Canadian terrorist as
about the Queen's visit. in advance to inspect security
STATEMENT seen by newspaper artist.
arrangements.
In particular, the Britons re-
Canadian memoria 1 1
s slated fc be ofr'c'a'fy 'opened call the statement of Marcel
Chaput, one of the extremist The Times editorial points out
by the queen. the dilemma facing Canadian . . _ , „, „ .„
leaders,-that the Queen would
be made "brutally aware" that Premier Pearson: *he" the 9uee" leaves Canada
she is not welcome in Quebec. "To abandon the visit in the far her native shore,
The Times of London feels face of the secessionists' black-
male would be a humiliating
that it is not yet too late to call
off the visit. "An innocent life is
Headed for Canada concession to their cause," it de- GARDENING ON RADIO
England s royal .couple plan to help Canadians celebrate I OOth clares. "To go ahead with it,
at stake as well as the dignity of
a great, if dual, nation," The anniversary of the nation's birth. however, almost challenges Clark Smith
Times reminds Lester Pearson, them to some forceful demon- Saturday—9:39 a.m.
the Canadian prime minister. stration." KGBA—Dial 1430
If the projected visit does go
"An unavoidable element of
risk -has to be borne by any
royal personage or head of
state." the editorial continues.
"Mr. Pearson's duty . . . is to
wei.ch whether this risk on this
particular and important occa-
sion has been augmented ft the
point at which it becomes un-
acceptable.
"It is no use balking the issue.
BICKELL BROS
The threats have been made,
LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES
and the tragedy of President
Kennedy is too recent in mem-
ory to expect the Queen's sub-
jects in Britain or Canada to dis- NEW STORE HOURS:
regard them."
SECURITY MONDAY thru SATURDAY
Meanwhile, security prepara- 8 A.M. 'til 5:30 P.M.
tions are going forward, accord-
ing to reports received here. Speech at parliament (CLOSED ON SUNDAY)
James Lemieux, deputy com- Queen Elizabeth wjll present a speech here a\ the Quebec
missioner of the Mounties, is in K-V SHELF
parliament building.
Sentry outside Ottawa armory command of a special force of STANDARDS
and BRACKETS
U.S. probing Prominent lumber It's quick and easy to "Do-it-
yourself." Just attach slotted
executive dies K-V 80 Shelf Standards to
saleofDNPT SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —
wall and insert K-V Brackets
in slots . . . place your shelves
chemical Robert E. Dant, prominent Cali-
fornia lumber executive, died
across' brackets — that's all.
K-V units are sturdy — align
WASHINGTON (UPI) *- The Thursday of an apparent heart squarely, perfectly. Allow I-
inch shelf adjustment instantly.
Treasury Department is inves- attack.
• BRASS • BLACK
tigating the sale of Dinitro- Dant, 58, headed the board of • BRONZE • ANACHROME
Toll heavy s o phentamethylenetetramine. Dant Forest Products Co. of Choie* of Shelving
But don't ask anyone over Menlo Park, Calif., and founded
Cut to Your Six**
in apartment there how to pronounce it.
the Dant Investment Corp. of
San Francisco. He also was a
• Pin* • Mahogany
• Douglas Fir • Redwood
The purpose of the investiga- vice president and director of
house collapse tion, announced Thursday, is to States Steamship Co.
He was found dead in his
SHELVES
PRECISION CUT —KILN DRY KNOTTY PINE
lapsed today in Deir El-Malak, being sold in the United States
a densely populated residential at an unfairly low price. 1x8 1x10 1x12
district in the northeastern sec- E DNPT, as it is known fort
San Quentin 3 ft. 48c 3 ft. 63c 3 ft. 75c
tor of Cairo. short, is a chemical used in i escaper caught Historic landmark 4 ft. 64c 4 ft. 84c 4 ft. 1.00
A number of residents were making foam rubber and foam' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - QueeTTwill visit the Confederation Chamber, where Canada 5 ft. 80c 5 ft. 1.05 5 ft. 1.25
killed and others injured. plastic. jSan. Quentin Prison escaper — unity talks w.ere held in 1864. 6 ft. 96c 6 ft. 1.26 6 ft. 1.50
Police said ''rescue workers who disappeared last week while
dug out three bodies within MAE WEST OUT helping fight brush fires near
Napa—has been recaptured. Goidwater dinner offered at bargain HEAVY DUTY
two hours of the collapse. HOLLYWOOD ( U P I ) - Ac-
Three persons .were .taken, to tress Mae West, 72, has been Police said Robert Steven SAN F R A N C I S C O UPI — The Republican presidential GARDEN
hospitals with serious injuries, released from Cedars of Leb- Morgan, 34, convicted of a theft Sen. Barry Goldwater's $1,000-
a-plate dinner in San Francisco
candidate's f u n d-raising affair
will seat a man and his wife for EDGING WORK
and an estimated 40 others anon Hospital, where she under- charge, offered no resistance
were believed buried under the went treatment for a nervous Thursdayy when they captured Oct. 9 is offering a bargain $1,500, Goldwater's headquar-
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CYCLAMEN—CARNATION * CUPERTINO
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 PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2. 1964— ..

M I S 4 m t GTT COUPONS! CHECK THE

COUP
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! ! ? I I K T O i r r - l « * ' « * cow and
CMpre!I Great wiety «f exciting bir»*!ns!
J
Use All The Coupons and Save Over 60
ZEE Sandwich BAGS
THE NEW ANNUAL ^e^ * m
* •
75 COUNT
I PAY
LESS
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IN THIS BOOK RNO

NOW ON SALE!
ONLY 1O
Regular
Size Box
The BIO JOB cleaner—
SPIC & SPAN
Long Slt«vt

BLOUSES BATH !«51

and add it to your wash
machine. It gives extra ft,
cleaning power!

PAY LESS
ian
2.98 VALUE
SET
3-pe. tank tot, 2 matching rugt.| RIDE 'EM
Skid proof back. Pattelt. Fine|
laftty chenille.
100% cotton — doublo yoke.. 3.9B

* ™/ | SALES DATES
Center pleat — looped back..
Red, black, blue, pink and
Vohie FRIDAY, October 2nd
MOUNTAIN VIEW PAY LESS white. .Pay Less thru MONDAY, Oct. 5
p Scalar
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9 A.M.-10 P.M.
BOYS' SOX SWEATERS
Girl's Slip-On
By Andy Sard — They steer,
and they are rugo/a and un-

gesm
SHOP SUNDAY and
EVERY DAY

VALUE EACH
Hi lulk drlon Acrylic
Fill ihidii. Siia 1 to 4
x, «lio pull ovtr't with
colliri In bright ih«dt*
til* M 4
breakable. Polyethylene ' on
steel chassis.
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Quickly relieves dis-

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sinus conqestion and
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In pretty case. Antacid Absorbent

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VALUE
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\,
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TIMES TELEVISION LOG FM radio offers program innovations

These television programs 4—Green Thumb By GEORGE WILLEY this good just has to be Gamp- apace tonight with treats for for a Ginger Rogers - Fred As-
Channel 2 - KTVU
" 4-KRON-TV
Tonight's Star Programs 7—World's Greatest Wrestling
3:00 P.M.
A pair of radio anniversaries bell's?)
have just been celebrated: Low- EMPHASIS
the eye rather than challenges taire movie, that's because Fred
to the mind. The best of the lot Astaire plays the record com-
ell Thomas began his 36th con- The series, scheduled for Sun-is likely to be an anthology ser- pany manager in the short film
" 5 - KPIX 7:30—International Showtime: Trained lions, high-
1 4—Paging Parents secutive year of news broadcast- days at 7 p.m., might sound like ies offered, each Friday with tonight. Barrie Chase is his at-
7-KGO-TV
" 9 • K9ED
wire acts and other entertainment from the 5—Pro Football Special ing this week and San Francis- visual fare rather than radio Bob Hope as host. tractive partner.
"Circus from Czechoslovakia" (4). 11-Movie: "Babe Ruth Story," co station KFRC observed its entertainment, but the emphasis Tonight's story is "so thin that
" 11 -KNTV 40th year on the air. will be on music throughout. It isn't one of those great
8:00—Concert: An hour of symphonic music pre- William Bendix, Claire Tre- any analysis should be feather- dance shows with which Astaire
vor (1948). Life of a base- As for new features on radio, Radio drama, always attract- light: A record company owner,
FRIDAY sented for television by the Houston Symphony ball great. most of the program-length inno- ing interest when announced, is needing a hit to stay in the and Miss Chase electrified tek
Orchestra, conducted by Sir John Barbirolli vations are found on FM. being planned for this area dur- black, tries to sign a top comed- evision a few seasons ago, nor
5:00 P.M.
3:30 P.M. KDFC-FM began a new series ing the current month. KPEN- ian. The comedian has a gor-does it have the scope or care
2—Three Stooges S:3t)— Bob Mope: The first drama of a new season
4—Community Circle last weekend, "Sunday Spec- FM will repeat its ambitious geous young manager who isfor .detail which marked those
4—Mayor Art
5—Marshal Dillon trum," with John Daly as host. stereophonic production of the leaning toward a rival compa- earlier movies.
will feature Fred Astaire and Barrie Chase in 7—Movie: "The Quiet Gun," His role on this syndicated fea- Orson Welles' broadcast, "War ny. All the same, its almost cer-
7-Movie: "Battle at Apache tain to be a measure of fast
Pass," John Lund (1952) a low pressure musical comedy (4; color). F o r r e s t Tucker (1957). ture is to introduce artists from of the Worlds," on Halloween. Willing to listen to reason, she
Rancher is f r a m e d and various backgrounds. KPGM-FM, continuing its ex- relief from medical stories,
C o c h i s e is mistakenly 8:30—The Entertainers: Carol Burnett and Bob New- Last makes a date for dinner, danc-
from the injustice of lawyer
forced into killing. week's guest wajl Carol Chan- lent weekly-secies of "dramatic ing and romancing, is on the
blamed for a wagon train hart entertain in a group of comedy sketches recordings, has an unusually stories and the waywardness of
attack. 4:00 P.M. ning, but the intention is to ex- verge of changing her mind
(5). . , 4t tend this series beyond music strong group scheduled for suc-when she discovers that she has westerns.
9-What's New 2—Roy Rogers
11—Leave it to Beaver , 0:30—Jack Benny: Lucille Ball is the guest per- 4—Profile into a variety of areas; cessive Wednesday evenings been tricked by the man who, "Think Pretty" is certain to
former tonight (4). 5—NFL Countdown One of the guests scheduled this month: "St. Joan," "Beck- no doubt, has by the end of the include a fair share of music
5:30 P.M. to appear is a pop-artist who is et," "The Merchant of Venice" evening developed a genuine and dance. Louis Nye plays the
2-Mickey Mouse Club 10:00—Musical Theatre: Martha Wright and Earl comedian in the story which is
4:30 P.M. best known at the moment for and "The Rivals" (Wednes- crush on her.
4—Sea Hunt Wrightson provide an hour of music (9). 4—Bay Region Report his 6-by-8-foot canvas of 200 days, 8-10 p.m., 97.7 m.c). FRED ASTAIRE, scheduled for 8:30, Channel 4
9—Q.E.D. Kindergarten. RADIO cans of Campbell's Soup. (Art Television drama continues It it sounds like a great idea (color).
11—Touchdown
11—Rifleman 8:00—Baseball: San Francisco Giants vs. Chicago
6:00 P.M.
(KSFO)
2—Rocky and His Friends
4—Huntley-Brinkley Report 10:00—Variety Show: Recorded humor featuring the Doubtful merit COMMUNITY
TMEATBE
5—News album, "Terry-Thomas Discovers America"
7—Surfside Six
9—What's New
11—News
(KPGM-FM).
TV remains slave to rating systems Opening the 1964*65 Season
Oct. 2. 3
Oct. 8, 9, 10
6:30 P.M. : 15 Movie: "Bloodlust," Rob- 10:00 A.M. By RICK DU BROW cials and the like. But there sent me a list of figures down- situation comedies may do Oct. 15, 16, 17
2—Lawman ert Reed (1952). Vampire 2—Rocky and His Friends are other ratings, and they grading the showings of both well, if these early ratings are
4—News and Sports raids local blood bank. 4—Dennis the Menace HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Hav-
5—News 11—News 5—Quick Draw McGraw ing endured the slings and ar-have people jumping, with all competitors. anywhere near correct. "The
rows of government investiga- three networks grasping at fig- Munsters" apparently drew an
7—Leave It to Beaver :30 Movie: "Close to My 7, 11—Shenanigans
tion, now officially ended, tele- ures. Thursday, one network Even if the ratings were imposing figure, and,' accord-
:55 Sports Heart," Ray Milland (1951) 10:30 A.M. right beyond question, the bes ing to one survey passed on by
9—Portrait in Music Couple adopt the baby of a 2—Movie: "The Vanquished, vision ratings continue to dom- they could do in appraising the a happily partisan source,
11—Untouchables convicted murderer. John Payne, Jan Sterlin inate the uppermost influence Danes expel "The Addams Family" actual-
* WILLIAM GIBSON
in the new video season. If you new entertainment series at
7:00 P.M. 12:00 MIDNIGHT (1953). Union officer take: Admission $1.50 — 8:30 p.m.
2—Death Valley Days (color 4—Tonight Show (color) over an occupied Souther should suggest to anyone in East German this stage of this season is in ly edged out Bob Hope's star- Reservations 323-2300,
the industry that this influence dicate some apparent hits and laden comedy special last Fri-
4—Lawbreaker (color) 5—:45 Movie: "Suez," Tyrone town. 1:30-5 p.m. _,
might now be even slightly al- scientists misses. Thus they have in day—an almost unheard-of oc-
5—M Squad Power, Loretta Y c u n g 4—NBC Sports: Surfing (color SEASON TICKETS
tered, he will look at you as dicated, for instance, one ex-currence. As I. say, however,
7—News (1938). Story of Ferdinand 5—Mighty Mouse Playhouse STILL AVAILABLE
9—Scotch Gardener though you are completely COPENHAGEN, D e n m a r k pected result of the debuts: it's all in whether you swallow
de Lesseps, builder of the 7, 11—Annie Oakley 6 plays for $8.00
11:00 A.M. mad. (AP) — Nine East German The seeming smash, hit status the figures.
7:30 P.M. Suez Canal.
2—The Saint 1:00 A.M. 4—: 15 Football: Washington vs No one, of course, ever ex scientists who posed as crew of "Peyton Place," with its PAUL CATALANA PRESENTS &****&&>*
4—Movie: "Gun Battle at Mon- Iowa (color) pected things to really be very members of a ship that^docked stepped-up soap opera empha-
4—* International Showtime
5—Rawhide terey," S t e r l i n g Hayden 5— Linus the Lion-Hearted different. The whole idea was in Copenhagen Sunday have sis on sex. Variety, the show HAD A HAMMER" HIMSELF
(1957). Outlaw hunts his 7, 11—Casper Cartoons to make the ratings more ac- business weekly, says This

RIM LLOPEZ
TRIM
7—Jonny Quest curate and reputable, the argu- been expelled from Denmark Tuesday and Thursday night-
9—Two Party Line double-crossing partner. 11:30 A.M.
ment being that the basic sys- after staying illegally for three time serial "already is inked in
: 45 A Few W o r d s About 7—Movie: "Screaming Skull," 4—Football tem is definitely needed so that days.
Channel 9 John Hudson (1958); "Crime 5—The Jetsons for a threes-week prime time
and Punishment, U.S.A.," 7—Beany and Cecil advertisers can know approxi- Police Inspector 0. Stevns exposure in its second year." It R
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8:00 P.M. watching their programs — said none had travel permits be other night - time soap op- TUES., OCT. 6 — 8:30 P.M.
7, 11—Farmer's Daughter "Macumba Love," Walter NOON - which leads to price rates and from the Allied Travel Board in
1
9—* Festival of the Arts: The Reed (1960); "Alias J o h n 2—Pioneers *
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4—* Bob Hope Theater: "Think 2—Movie: "Thunder Over Ari mosphere of petrified madness German citizens must obtain
Pretty," Fred Astaire, Barrie zona," Skip Homeier (1956) is an experience to shrivel the both Allied permits and visas OPEN
Chase (color)
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7,11—The Addams Family
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Busy, week
sale set
Atherton art Art acquisitions for the" new
$6 million Oakland Museums
Center will benefit from the sale
of antiques, semi-antiques and

events slated
Activities at the Decorators t h e Decorators Show House
collectors' items on Oct. 15, 16
and 17.
Concours d'Antiques will offer
a wide choice of furniture,
Show House in Atherton will con- is sponsored by the Peninsula china, glass, silver, decorative
tinue through next week with Symphony Association and the accessories, prints and paint-
Sequoia Hadassah, - It opened ngs, all of which have been do-
art exhibits, musical events and Sept. 26 at 45 Mt. Vernon Lfine, nated by individuals, dealers
fashion shows. Atherton. and decorators throughout the
Saturday, a one-day exhibit of Bay Area.
"Gallery House Art in Action" Sponsor of the three-day
will present the works of four
artists from the Gallery House
Auditions how and sale, to be held in-the
ballroom of the Oakland Munici-

Opera staff works on details

Members of the West Bay Opera Associa-
tion of Palo Alto work on details of "The
Magic Flute" to open Oct. 23 at the Palo
Alto Community Theater. Robert Thomas,
left, newly appointed costume designer from
Sunnyvale, shows costume details to James
Eby, set designer and technical director
near board, and Joan Windsor, newly ap-
pointed stage director from Palo Alto, with
Henry Holt, director of production.
cooperative in Menlo Park from
11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. scheduled pal Auditorium, is the Guild, a
volunteer committee of the Oak-
land Museums Association.
A Sunday concert at 2 p.m
will
ber
feature the Palo Alto Cham-
Singers, directed by Linda
for singers Sale hours are 10 a.m. to 9
p.m. on Thursday and Friday,
Auditions will be held by the and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Satur-
Mankin.
Palo Alto Community Theater day. The Auditorium is located
Wednesday's activities include next Monday and Tuesday at 8 at 10th and Fallon streets.
an art exhibit by Palo Alto artist p.m. for singing roles in the De-
Renate Dollinger from 11 a.m. cember musical production of TODAY'S PENINSULA THEATRES

Palo Alto artists host to 9 p.m.; a fashion show at 2Rodgers a n d Hammerstein's

p.m. and a chamber music con- "The Sound of Music."-
^ Daly City
Open 4:45 — The Mattes
"A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" « « D * . NO*
2710
Jui'iMro Serra Blvd.
PL 5-1455

cert featuring Edith Zitelli, so-

reception for Washburn prano; Mark Baer, baritone, Both solo roles and
and William Armstrong, pianist, the singing chorus will be filled
places in
Cont. Sat. from 1 p.m.

Linden and Baden

5!if5«H4M
A "Meet the Artist" reception\ ers degree in fine arts from at 8 p.m. from the auditions in the thea- Optn 4:45 — The fteatles
"HARD DAY'S NIGHT" and "DR. MO"
of honor of Kenneth Washburn | Cornell University in 1929 and ter's main auditorium. Cont. Sat, from 1 p.m.
An art exhibit of contempo- Persons trying for solo roles
of Sari Carlos will be held from lught there for 20 years. rary Israeli art from the collec- are requested to bring one se- Opening tonight EL C A M I N O *•* S*B Maf*> Av»«
1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Palo He was awarded the U.S. tion of Jack Freeman will be lection to sing for the audition A scene from Ihe French musical comedy 'Irma La Douce" s i . V M f Y l i r N U san Bruno—3M-074*
Alto Art Club, 855 Cowper St. Treasury Department's sculp- held from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ing committee. Those trying for starring Ed - Lefcourt, ihe bartender, top, and Mary Alyce, Open 6:45
BEATLES "HARD DAY'S NI6HT*
Held Over

Washburn, w h o h a s been ture and mural competition Friday. A folk concert by gui- the chorus may either present a • •'•Inmd,'-'- • witfi • J.om •Bullock, •. her • bedraggled boyfriend. The James Bond—"DR. NO"
teaching at the club since 1955, awards for works at the Mo- tarist Dick Jaqua will highlight solor or be given a vocal tryout production opens tonight at 8:30 at the Comedia Repertory /MY Ii IlLl LAt) DKAC
A t •;• '81/Cam: «V M
Millbrae-^697.4444 ^.^
is showing his paintings and ravia, N.Y., post office and at Saturday's show at 2:30 p.m. by the musical director. The the- ' Theater, 1300 El Camino Real, Menlo Park. Optn 4:4S-Peter Skiers
Elk* Sommers—"SHOT IN THE DARK"
sculptures at the club gallery the Federal Court House and and the concluding event will ater will provide accompanists. Geo. ChtKftis—"633 SQUADRON"
this month. post office at Binghamton, N.Y. be a fashion show of bridal Roles include Maria Rainer, " " Burlingame Ave.
gowns at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. the Mother Abbess, Captain von Joan Baez to sing at UC Saturday
Burlingame— 342-S751
He is known in the Bay Area Open 4:4s—Sophia Lortn
lor his religious sculptures. His Trapp and his seven children A repeat concert featuring night's concert would be repeat- "YESTERDAY, TODAY, TOMORROW*
six by twelve-foot tail sculpture Coming Events MARGARET F. TAYLOR Artist exhibiting with ages from seven to 16, 18- fojksinger Joan Baez has been ed because tickets sold out so
L. Caron— '.'L-SHAPED ROOM"

"The Lord's Supper" was in-
stalled in the First Presbyter-
ian Church of San Mateo this
year.
He has taught and exhibited
in San Francisco and the Bay field Road at Melville Avenue,
Area since 1950.
year-old R o l f Gruber, Elsa scheduled for Saturday night at rapidly. SAN MATEO
FRIDAY • pointings in Menlo Schraeder and Max Detweiler. the University of California's Eve. IMS - Elizabeth Taylor
"The Miracle Worker," by Sacred dance Paintings of Mexico by Vin- Volunteers wishing to assist Greek Theater. Saturday's concert will be at
Richard Burton, Rex Harrises)
"CLEOPATRA"—In Color
William G i b s o n , Palo Alto cent P. Rascon, College of Sanas piano accompanists or with The university announced to- 8:30 p.m.°
Community Theater, Middle- instruction Mateo art instructor, are on dis- stagecraft and costuming activ-
DAIAA
rAUVl
' 7 t h A v *- ° " El Ca
san Mateo—M5-101S
Open 4:45 — Jack Letnmoti
play through October at Ather-ities may sign up during the au-
8:30 p.m. due to start ton Gallery; 1614 El Camino ditions.
I "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM," M I
"LONG SHIPS," Sidney Poitier, 7 p.m.

Washburn received his mas- "Irma La Douce" musical Margaret Fisk TayloJilach- Real, Menlo Park. MANOR San Mateo—J4J.UM
J2 • 25th Ave.

comedy opening, Comedia The- er of sacred dance, willTjrre two Rascon, who lives in San Open 4:45 — Sandra Dee
" I ' D RATHER BE RICH," t-M
atre, 1300 El Camlno Real, workshops for teachers Satur- Mateo, created the impression- MENLO PARK, Lee Marvin, "KILLERS," 7-10:81
Comedia fo offer Menlo Park, 8:30 p.m. istic works during his annual Special Kid Show Sat. 1 p.m.

Puccini's o p e r a "Gianni day on creative and dramatic summer vacations in the area
classes in acting between Guaymas ,and Oaxaca. Bayshore and Embarcadero, Palo Alto DA 2-6830 BELMONT loo El Camino Real
Belmont—593WOJ
Schicchi" with Lee V e n o r a movement.
Beginning and intermediate and Tito Gobbi, and "Carmina
The workshops will be held
SPECIAL MATINEE Open t : 45 — Peter Sellers
"WORLD OF HENRY ORIENT," 7-10t«|

3 BIG HITS 3
acting classes for teen-agers Burana" by Orff, with Mary FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE," t p-tn.
TOMORROW
will begin Saturday afternoon at Costa and Raymond Wolansky, at the First Congregational Singer Peggy Lee and EVERY SAT.
1224 s
* Carlos
$an Carlos—StMOll
n

Comedia Theatre, 1300 El ,Ca- San Francisco War Memorial Church, Louis and Embarcadero is a grandmother Open 7:30 — llliabeth Taylor
mino Real, Menlo Park. STARTS 1:00 Richard Burton, Rtx Harrison
Opera House, 8:30 p.m. roads, Palo Alto at 9 a.m. for VAN NUYS, Calif. (UP1) - Black: 9 : 0 0 — S q u a d r o n : 7 : 2 5 — P i t y : 11:15
The Stanislavski technique of All Seats 50c
n IN COLOR, CLEOPATRA, at 1:11

|—acting wj 11 be emphasized along

SATURDAY teachers of primary and ele-Singer Peggy Lee became a
"Hedda Gabler," Ibsen's mentary school age students grandmother tor the first time
with professional theatre disci- four act drama, opens fall sea- and at 2 p.m. for teachers of Thursday when her daughter, 2 BIG HITS!
thrilling Science
l CHANGED THE COLOR OF MY SKIN LAUREL Laurel and White Oakt
San Carlos—5*3-3131
Open 4:45 — Sandra Doe
"I'D RATHER BE RICH" — All Color
pline, techniques and theory. son at Manhattan Playhouse, junior high, high school andNickie, gave birth to a son at Troy OoiHmw, "DISTANT TRUMPBTf
Fiction! "A few weeks and you'll be
Peter Kump, Comedia producer, 2034 Manhattan Ave., E a s t adult students. ' Valley Presbyterian Hospital.
'Would you still love
fOX HIS Broadway
will teach the classes. Palo Alto, (west of Bayshore
Registration can be made by Freeway), 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. Taylor wrote "The Art Doctors said t h . e mother, 'INVASION so black your own
won't ,know you I*
mother me if I came homo
a Negro?
Redwood City—JM-l
Open 4:45 — James Jones'
"THE THIN RED LINE" and
calling the theater.
of the Rhythmic Choir" and Mrs. / Richard Foster, and 8-
"Irma La Douce," Comedia "Look Up and Live," both on pound, 15-ounce boy were doing
OF THE "SOLDIER IN THE RAIN"

Theater, 1300 El Camino Real, symbolic movement. She is fine. The couple named their SAUCERMEN BADI/
PAKK
1275 El Camino
Menlo Park—323-4111

MOONLITE Menlo Park, 8:30 p.m. also a lecturer, teacher and first child David Allen Foster.
"Sleeping Beauty," Come- choreographer.
"plus!
Open 4i45 — Glna Lollabrlgida
"WOMAN OF STRAW," 7 and 10:J»
"433 SQUADRON," 9 p.m.
SOPHIA LOREN 949 El Camino
dia Theater, 2:30 p.m. GUILD Menlo
"YESTERDAY, TO&AY & SUNDAY BAD DEED
Park—323-4740
Open 5:4S — 2nd Week, Sophia Lorwi
"•YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW"
TOMORROW" Duke Ellington and his band, LONDON (UPy—Bank cash- Shows at 4—8—10
— Also — jazz concert, Foothill College ier John Cranham was jailed TONIGHT, SAT., SUN. ' CHAfLIN F
440 Emerjon—DA 7-M72
"WOMEN OF THE WORLO" IEATONI Downtown Palo Alto
gymnasium, 8:15 p.m. for a year today for stealing OPEN 5:45 LAUREL
"Easy" 6-9:25 Critics Agree GERMI'S BESTI
3,000 pounds ($8,400) from his "Vitlt" 7:4041:00 tmm Marcello Mastroianni, 7:30-10:51
Germi's "DIVORCE ITALIAN STYLE"
TODAY & TOMORROW bank to finance a Boy Scout 'When Chas. Ainavour in F, TruffauTs
OPEN 5:45 — FEATURE troop he led. NOTE TO PARENTS: they - T I R E Z sur U PIANISTE,' 4—?:tt—12:41
(Shoot ttva Piano Player)
6 : 0 5 - 8 : 2 0 - 10:30 All Park Saturday Afternoon want to Cont. Sunday from I
Children'* Programs Rated
THEATRE A-l by National Board of tin, the
5TANFORD
BRILLIANT!
it Review.
whites Mat. at 1:15—Eve. 8:13
are real Elizabeth Taylor-Richard Burton
"CLEOPATRA"—In Color
democratic*
4S< University Ave.
Glistens brightly and Is. like 'Divorce-Italian Style', gaily comic I It
•provides in full measure, gags, giggles, guffaws, and satire I*
TONIGHT 1
THEATRE
MfNI.O PARK
VARSITY Palo Alto—323-4411
Open 4:45 — Sandra Dee
"I'D RATHER BE RICH," 7 and 10:45
1 FEATURE: 6:00-8:00-10:00 Win. HQlden, "7TH DAWN," 1:45
, • ' . The t&w York Times
MfifiGOIO
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"A MMNEUH* COMEDY!" TONIGHT OPEN 6:45 in Ill FIMF
Time
A P T C CAUi- * ' E l Camino
M K I 3 Paio Alto—DA 2-M71
"STRAW" 7:00- 10:35 Open 5:45 — Pietro Germi's
josrw i.mniit "633" 8:55 Only "SEDUCED AND ABANDONED"
> — r r t ALLTftui... — I 6:05—4:20—10:30
.mo GINAIOUOBRIBIDA ItVIWY UVINO MOWtWTlj
ALTOS 220 MSin St.
LOS Altos—WH 8-5111
DESICAS SON CONNER? I PLUS! CO-HIT! |
Open 7 p.m. — 1 Show Sat. Mat. 1 pjtl.
"NIGHT OF THE IGUANA," 9-.1S
"THE HAUNTING" at 7:30

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BONUS HIT "BLACK LIKE MB"
"Night of the Iguana"
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Open 4:30 - THE BIO O N I
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DA 7.3872

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 22—PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964
Legal action
State measures
Attorney seeks to halt
Prop. 17 would end church tax exemptions
full crew rail laws
Lditors: This is the last of | It would repeal the full crew move to other jobs, or receive
By KATHIE DIBELL He says all taxpayers are es tax exemptions on profits
BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) - forced to contribute involuntari- from businesses they own, in-
Leonard Kerpelman, an attor- ly to the support of churches cluding hotels, service stations
live articles dealing with the || a v v s that now require freight substantial severance pay. ney, says he wants to save because the churches use public and publishing houses.
17 slate propositions en the and work trains, to c a r r y a spe- The unions reply with a word American taxpayers millions of money for such services as Some churches voluntarily
Nov. 3 ballot. that is as emotion-charged in dollars. streets and police and fire pro- pay the taxes, but Kerpelman
cified number of crewmen. his campaign as featherbed- He is trying to outlaw state tection. says exemptions run into mil-
SACRAMENTO ( I ' P h - The; It would . allow California to ding. Their word is "safety". and federal tax exemptions for In another suit, Kerpelman is lions of dollars.
word fc.itherbeddin^. just wo.viom 34 other states in following They say the federal findings church properties and church- attacking federal income tax CONTENTION
official recognition in the lalcstjthe findings of a federal arbi- were never intended to apply owned businesses. regulations which allow church- These exemptions also are
edition of Webster's new mter-ifation board which, in essence, n states that have their own unconstitutional because they
national dictionary that tamelaKreed with the railroads that laws, particularly in California Kerpelman, 39, says he be-
lieves the suits eventually will Around the violate the constitutional provi-
o u i in \%] f i r e m e n a r e no ' longer neces- with its mountainous terrain sion of the separation of church
Nnw. ("ahforna railroads a r e ' s a r y on most diesel engines.
reach the Supreme Court and
and 11,000 grade crossings. become a milestone in church- world in less and state, he maintains.
,r,kni£ \ o t n s io ;:ive the word 1 L.ATHi:R BEDDING The California Labor Federa- state relationships in the United Since he filed the church
—which iode in on the wheels The railroads say they would tion says the railroads are "at-
pf a modern-day controversy— ;save $12 million a year in Cali- tempting to hoodwink the pub-
States.
He estimates that in Balti-
than 80 days? property suit, Kerpeln^tt says,
"Many of my Jewish friends are
a big shove toward obsoles-; forma' by eliminating feather- lic into .sacrificing their safe- more alone, taxation of church KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)-A giving me the cold stare.
cence in November. jbedding. The railroads add that ty." ' buildings would add $76 million Texas airline executive was They're getting an edifice com-
The railroads are sponsors of the federal award includes ex- James Evans of the Brother- to annual tax income. His scheduled to arrive today on plex."
Proposition 17, the final state te'nsive job protection for some hood of Railroad Trainmen clients in the suits are the Free the first leg of a round-the- "However, there's no place in
proposition en the Nov. 3 bal- 2,000 California firemen, who Thought Society and the group's world commercial flight he the Bible that says churches
says today's fireman has more
lot. would stay on until retirement, president, Lemoin Cree. The hopes to complete in less than have to spend this much money
work than ever—he has become
an assistant engineer. society pays Kerpelman a $10,- looking good," he said.
000 retainer fee. 80 hours.
White House booklet Two other state propositions
on the November ballot arose
from crises or controversies of
EXEMPTIONS
"Only money is involved. It's
Harold Harbuck, district sales not a question of freedom of
Many states, including Mary- manager for Central Airlines in conscience,"
New pup-e+eer land, allow property tax exemp- Amarillo, Tex., will transfer Kerpelman says he is an Or-
prepared for children the past year.
DISASTER RELIEF
One, Proposition 12, would
Latest beagle on the Washington scene belongs to William E.
tions for church buildings. Ker- here to a Trans-World Airlines thodox Jew, although he and his
pelman already has presented flight to New York. family attend synagogue irregu-
WASHINGTON M.'Ph — The'book doesn't say so, but the clarify the right of the legisla- Miller, GOP vice presidential nominee. He was named B&B opening arguments in Baltimore Harbuck will take a "key" to larly.
White House is distributing a '.!ohnsons aren't ready to leave. ture to grant property tax re- Superior Court against the the city of Topeka, Kan., to the He explains his Orthodoxy
(Barry and Bill) by his original Owner, but the Miller children Maryland exemptions, contend- lord mayor of London. Other ironically:
new children's book about
, . , , . . , ' , ; White House Press Secretary lief in cases of areawide dis- renamed him Socks. Holding Socks is the nominee's 5-year-old ing they violate the constitution- gifts from cities served by Cen- 'TmTthe only one who's Or-
tvpicain . American farm v hat... ,. D , -\
aster. The legislature granted
lives a n apartment al provisions against establish- tral will be distributed at his thodox. Every man is his own
, •' . .•"••! r / Cjf>
°W !
-- Reedy announced such relief this year for vic- son, William 'E. Jr.
ment of a religion. stops in foreign countries. theologian." ^
rooms and 16 baths. Wednesday that the book was tims of the Crescent City tida
President Johnson is the prepared for the many boys wave and the Baldwin Hills
of the family. The book hcad, i j r i c j ^ U J , w n o w r j ( e each, day Reservoir Hood.
s a v-s
he "Is a friendly man, :icti> o.[,,
| f ot|^r
r (»information about the exec- There were some constitu
quick-thinking fast-moving; h e i p a n l s Tmansion h c r C h ; ( V and
e b e e nits ] 2 occu-
0 J 0 0 tional questions, however, and
knows and likes people, and | e 1 , e r s * s 0 f a r i n 19G4 the amendment would clearly
in
people like and trust h i m . " authorize the legislature to pro-
His wife is named I.adv Bird. "These letters were ana- vide for such relief where the
She is "a friendly, unassuming lyzed,'" Reedy said, "and it governor designated a disaster
dynamo of activity." [climated the booklet will be area. Opponents charge tha
j
They have two daughters : r C S p^ n s j v e to some 70 per cent the proposal is a give away and
named Lynda Bird and I.uci;of | h e q u e s t i o n s asked." would discriminate against the
Raines. 1 hev have learned!
from their parents to be "inde-l he handsome 69-page docu- victim of a disaster that is no
area wide and; .thus fails to
pendent, responsible and re- ment, which includes 20-color qualify. . A:
sourceful girls." photographs of Johnson, was
The family shares a two-story prepared for the White House The other, Proposition 9,
apartment in a l.YJ-room build- "as a public service" by the would require 11 charter coun-
in:: called the While House. The Curtis Publishing Co. One of ties to obey state laws in re-
that firm's magazines is the drawing their supervisors' dis-
Saturday Kvcnjng Post which is tricts so that population in a
a supporter of Johnson in his county's five districts remains
election campaign against Sen, equal.
'Barry M, (ioldwater. -Sponsors say its intent is to
provide uniformity between
charter and noncharter coun-
Check on check ties in meeting redistricting re-
quirements. There is no major
not necessary opposition.
OtheT'propositions on the bal-
in this case lot have drawn less attention.
J U N C T I O N CITY, Kan. They would:
(UPD—Car collector L. L. Lac : Proposition 4 — Eliminate vet-
er eyed the check offered him erans who come to California
for a rare 1954 Mercedes-Benz in the future from qualifying
four-door convertible with sus- for the Sl.uOO property tax ex-
WHO 'picion. emption."
The check was offered by a Proposition 5—Liberalize the
ELLINGTON mechanic, who came to pick property tax exemption for the
'up the car for a Dallas man. A widow of- a veteran.
WHAT: Jew phone calls to Dallas and Proposition 6—Make it easier
in Concert : Kansas City banks put his for California to tax insurance
to rest. The banks as- companies based out of state to
WHEN
SUN. OCT. 4
; mmd
Isured him there would be no the same degree that other
trouble cashing a check signed states tax California firms—
presents
8:15 P.M. by his customer, one John now the case in most states.
Proposition 7 — Authorize the
'iviurchison.
WHERf: investment of public retirement
Foothill Oilman Murchison belongs to
one of the richest families in funds^other than teachers'
funds—in common stocks.
College the world.
Proposition 8—Let four more
Gymnasium counties d e c l a r e superior
judges re-elected without going
Ticket Information
"HEDDA on the general election ballot
in cases where they were run-
Peserved
Section*
$3.00
General
AHmiiiion
$2.50 ,
Foothill College Box Office
GABLEh ning uncontested.
Proposition 10 — Abolish the
special school land fund, ear-
of the
948-4444 Opening
marked only for schools, and
| place its revenues in the gen-
A Community Service of eral fund.
* Foothill College Proposition 11—Clarify that
jcities may contract with coun-
12345 El Morite Rd.
ties for certain services, such
Los Altos Hills
as tax assessment, without go-
ling to the voters.

Meet me
at the
Dress Circle
fora
salty dog
in the San Francisco Hilton • Mason and (VFarrell • PRospect M400
You ard cordially trwtted to

Meet me Lytton Plaza for the presentation

of awards for tho 1st Downtown Palo Alto

at the Cafe Art Festival. Mr. Bart Lytton will present

the Lytton Purchase Prize Awards to the first,
Bellagio second, and third place winners. Assisting will be our

for dfstta0u!shed panel of judges from the Stanford University

Art Department, Dr. Ray Faulkner, Mr. Keith Boyle,
bouillabaisse and Mr. John La Plante. Saturday, October 3, two o'clock
in the afternoon, Lytton Plaza, University at Emerson, Palo Alto.

Lytton Savings and Loan Association of Northern California • Home Office Palo Alto
in the San Francisco Hilton • Mason and (VFarrell • PRospect 1-1400

,I .'.V,
 COLUMNS
EDITORIALS alo Alto AN INDIPBND1NT NKWSPAPKW

PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 2, 1964

NEWS
SPORTS
Page

Tough approach

New law aids crackdown

John Mangrith shows hog-calling technique and then is given a kiss by county fair Princess Lane Gieselman.
4-year-old wins hog-calling contest
POMONA, Calif. (IB—Adults
with lungs of leather took boy named Johnny.
turns bellowing at a small
herd of disdainful swine at the young voice, "Piggy, piggy?" of Cucamonga. She is 85.
Los Angeles County Fair's
hog-calling championship.
'Whoo, pigs!" yelled one.
"Sooo-ey, soo-ey!' hollered "happily. The crowd applauded. calling hogs, now and then, as voice. You got to make the ment. Some innocently served Chief Justice Earl Warren, "help keep those things in Cal- more."
another.
Not a pig moved.
Champion and his reward
phy.
Then up stood a slim, blond won the 1964 hog-calling tro- place was a Marine from liquor or malt-brewed bever-
"Pigs?" he cried, in a clear,
Half a dozen big porkers
champion, Sarah E. Shaffstall at night in the barracks.
lunged across the pig pavillion agent of the U.S. Internal Rev-
in answer to the call, oinking enue Service, and admits to. counts, but the appeal of your were dealt the worst punish-
That was how 4-year-old a hobby.
Johnny Mangrith, of Pomona,
on drinking by teen-agers
By ALAN KAPLAN almost made him quit the tap-deters youthful liquor purchas- A. Hull Jr. says be judges each
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The room business, because of theers, but it is equally effective in case individually with first of-
battle against teen-age drinking risk. unveiling their suppliers. fenders fined $25 and the second
is going well in Pennsylvania, Today, he's high in praise of The reason is that minors who offenders tabbed with $50.
thanks to a 1963 law and alert the new law which he says has are unwilling to disclose infor- "I make it a point to inform
police and tavern operators. mation about where they ob- each offender that the penalty
"cut down the number of mi-
A boy or girl under 21 maynors coming in here trying to tained liquor or beer are threat- will probably be greater if he or
still be able to drink a beer at a buy alcoholic beverages." ened with stiffer sentences. This she is a repeater on the~ same
party or use false identification generally loosens their tongues, charge," says Hull.
to get a highball at a bar, but Detective Capt. David M. says Hagerty. Statistics compiled by Penn-
because of the new law he risks Rineer of Lancaster said the In Bellafonte, police makeJSyi vania's Liquor Control Board
a trip to jail or a stiff fine. Be- law has made it easier for offi- spot checks of automobiles with show that the law has cut in half
fore, the worst punishment cers to deal with under-age yo~ung drivers Saturday nights. charges against taprooms for
could be a light penalty for drinkers. "If we find a case of beer in selling to minors.
disorderly conduct. "Many of our men now come the trunk we make an arrest," Young people make these
"I think this law could stamp across infractions while carry- says Police Chief Eugene Stine. gripes:
out our problem with minors in ing out routine duties. When this "There's none of this stuff about When we leave school, we
three years/' says Bill T. Plasti- happens, we have the authority one of the parents leaving it are expected to assume the
no, ^Lancaster tavgm operator. to make an arrest with the there without the knowledge of responsibilities of adults," said
(AP Wirephoto) His comment is typical of most knowledge that a prosecution is the child."
a 19-year-old girl who was ar-
of those who face young people justified," he says. Stine said offenders between rested when police found liquor
across a bar and have to decide 'It's the best law ever 18 and 21 are taken directly to a in the car in which she was a
whether he or she really is ofpassed," says Richard Hagerty, local magistrate who can mete passenger.
age. Warren County deputy sheriff. out punishments promptly. "If we are to assume the
The new law stipulates that He asserts the statute not only Lancaster Alderman William responsibilities of adults why
minors—those under 21 — who
"attempt to purchase, consume,
shouldn't we have the privileges
of adults."
possess or transport alcohol,
Camp Pendleton, Calif., who ages" are subject to fines be-
Anyone care to ride Another youth, also unidenti-
fied, said:
* "You're just unlucky if you get
Runner-up was
the 1955 said he practiced hog calling tween $25 and $100 or 30 days in
An expert explained John-
jail or both.
This puts the punishment
portable landmark? caughtL that's all. Sometimes
you go for months or even years
without getting caught. I think
The winner's father is an ny's victory this way: directly on the juvenile. Before SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - ceremony dedicating the cable the problem would be solved if
"It ain't the volume that the new law, tavern-owners With a nostalgic assist from cars as national landmarks, the age limit was 18 because it
challenged the state's youth to wouldn't be a big deal any-
hawgs think you have some- under-age patrons who produced San Francisco's famed cable ifornia which are beautiful The major argument in favor
Among those who failed to thing for them." fake or f o r g e d identification cars have beconte America's and d e s e r v i n g of preser- of a lowered drinking age, as
cards. first portable landmarks. vation." far as minors are concerned, is
"We ask for cards," said JVarren, m a k i n g his first "Please don't leave the pres- that 18-year-olds are eligible for

Moon-shot engine tested successfully Kenneth D. Kochel of Lancas- public appearance since pub- ervation of historic sites and the draft.
ter, "sometimes several of them, lication of the Warren Com- great achievements . . . to "If you must register at 18
and we also try to judge the mission R e p o r t , recalled the older generation," he said. and are liable to be sent over-
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (UPI)- satisfied all objectives." They said no damage was done Apollo spaceship into lunar or- ages. But some of these kids are Thursday how he first rode The cars, invented by An-seas to fight and die for your
The Apollo engine which will The engine, tested Sept. 22 to'the test vehicle or the static bit and bring it back to earth. really tough to judge. Girls, the cable cars as a Univer- drew Hallidie and originally country," one boy asks, "why
firing equipment. The service module and lunar particularly, are apt to fool sity of California freshman. labeled "Hallidie's folly," can't you buy a beer in your
steer men on the 240,000-mile with "partial success," is de- During the September test, excursion modules are vehicles The former California gov- were first operated on Aug. 1, country?"
you."
trip to the moon is a success signed to power the Apollo unstable combustion of liquid which will leave the main kochel was fined $150 in 1962 ernor, featured speaker at a 1873. Pennsylvania police answer:
on a 10-second test run. spacecraft and its U.S. astro- fuel in the engine caused it to spacecraft in orbit around the for selling beer to a minor. It "Because it is against the law."
Officials of the National Aero- nauts to the moon. It develops vibrate excessively. Spokesmen moon and take two astronauts
nautics and Space Administra- a maximum thrust of 22,000 said the engine developed the to the, lunar surface.
tion said the^ brief test Thurs- pounds. top thrust for only one second Work on the vehicles also is
day at the NASA propulsion NASA officials, said the serv- before it was cut off automati- being done at the $25 million
system development facility ice module rocket engine oper- cally during the first test. facility in southern New Mexi-
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EDITORIALS
GoocTCity Hall plan gets poor start
Architect Edward Durell Stone-'s plan
for expansion of the Palo Alto City Hall
complex calls for an attractive develop-
menVthat will fit well into the surround-
ing residential neighborhood. It's too
bad that the City Council got ott on the
wrong foot and created unwarranted
antagonism toward it.
With one exception, it would be hard
to conceive of a more suitable plan. It
conforms nicely to the present nature
of the City Hall and the residential at-
mosphere of the city at large.
. Stone has preserved the architectural
pattern set by the original architect,
Leslie C. Nichols. He also has added his
own touches and has come up with a
pleasant, efficient design.
The sole exception is the suggestion
to block off Newell Road so that the
proposed public safety building on the
west side of Newell can be integrated
into one landscaped area with the City
Hall complex.
This may be desirable esthetically but
it would mean cutting off an important
artery and diverting.Jjeavy traffic into
other residential streets. It would add
nothing to the efficiency of the govern-
ment complex, since little pedestrian
traffic is expected between the-public
safety building and other City Hall
structures. - «,
With a basic design at hand that,
should answermost public criticism and
allay fears of a multistory building, it
is unfortunate that the council launched
it so unsuspiciously.
The council did what it has been critk
cized for repeatedly; it acted first and
decided to consult the citizens later.
, If the agenda was so full that no one
could be heard about the City Hall
plans, it would have been simple to
-schedule an early-public hearing—post-
:
poning the call for detailed drawings.
Undoubtedly, changes can be made
after the public hearings and before the
• final plans are approved. But in refus-
FROM THE EDITOR
He pines for some industrious poor
; By ALEXANDER BODI
FAVORITE PASTIME OF OLDSTERS,
A and some not so old, is to wax nostalgic
about the Good Old Days.
Personally, I prefer to dream about the Good
Voung Days to come, but I always treat those
reminiscences with respect. They may teach
us a lesson for the future—if o'nly about what
to avoid.
The last person to wax nostalgic in my pres-
ence is a gentleman who got started by, ot
all things, washing machines. Plus dishwash-
ers, garbage disposers and other kitchen
gadgetry.
• Since he was just talking and didn't realize
it might be for publication, I won't identify
him. His ideas are what count, anyhow. Here's
his pitch, approximately:
; What this country needs, he opines, is some
hardworking poor people.
W E'VE GOT THE POOR, HE ADMITS, BUT
many of them won't work. They prefer
to draw their relief checks, or their unemploy-
ment d o l e s , or sponge off anyone who's
spongable.
• In the Good Old Days there were plenty of
fcoor, and they had hopes of becoming rich
. someday. But until they did, they were willing
; t<J work at anything that came along, to main-
t a i n themselves and their families.
\'. 'took at the form situation, my friend po'nt-
-;ed. We have to -import Mexicans to do the
" stoop work and other dirty jobs because we
; Norteamericanos refuse to bend our backs
• ianymore.
;! *In the slums of San Francisco you have
- people loafing their lives away, or standing
,'iri line at the relief office, instead of going
;oat to the farms to thin beets or pick fruit.
; When someone finally entices them out into
"Just think, meybt in 15 or 20 y«or$ ?Jlt»<m
in Viet Nmf
PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964
ing to take first things first—hearings
first and action second—the council
gave fresh ammunition to those who
accuse it of too often acting arbitrarily.
Palo Alto councilmen should be grati-
fied by the high interest their constitu-
ents take in city government and by the
large turnouts at council sessions. In-
stead of discouraging citizen participa-
tion, they should welcome it.
Can Altos wait
for pay-as-you-go?
In a letter in the Forum today, former
Los Altos City Councilman A. Watson
Conner attacks *the four city bond
measures up for a vote Tuesday.
Having urged "Yes"' votes on all four
bond proposals in an editorial Wednes-
day, we'd intended to say no more. But
the letter provokes further comment.
Conner deserves respect as an able
and tenacious advocate of pay-as-you-go
financing. His basic argument is that
pay-as-you-go ye&n k e e p Los Altos
abreast of itsr needs. Can it? Can Los
Altos afford, for instance, to widen San
Antonio Road section by short section
over a number of years? We think not.
In the tradition of bond foes, Conner
darkly hints that a future council may
pervert the will of bond voters that sales
tax revenues be earmarked to retire
bonds. We, have yet to see this happen
on the Midpeninsula.
His most outrageous claim, however,
is that Los-Altos needs no parks because
its residents' homes are their parks.
We'd bet many a youngster, many a
parent, even many an oldster would dis-
pute that with him. And in his dedica-
tion to holding back development, espe-
cially dense development, he disregards
the years ahead when, we af*e con-
vinced, Los Altos as well as the rest of
the Peninsula will be more densely
settled and will certainly require parks.
the open spaces, they head for the first bottle
of muscatel they can find.
(I might add parenthetically that my friend
is prejudiced against bums, loafers and drunks.
Just in case anyone couldn't figure it out.)
AtooNYHOW, HE CONTINUED, THE POOR
prefer to remain poor because they're
proud. An even better example than farm
work, he added, is domestic service.
Today we've got all those expensive pieces
of kitchen equipment because there aren't
any servants to do the dirty work around the
house.
In the Good Old Days nobody with any
standing in the community, or any kind of
account at the bank, would have thought of
doing without servants. Fortunately, there
were always poor Chinese, or Japanese, or
Italians, or Poles, or Hungarians, or Scandina-
vians or even some indigenous poor around.
They made a prime labor pool for domestic
service, not only performing needed housework
but even getting some training for when they
might reach the desirable position of having
servants of their own.
In most parts of the world servants do all
of the dirty scutwork that in the United States
is relegated to housewives who are graduates
of Radcliffe, Bryn Mawr, Wellesley, Stanford
and any number of state and junior colleges.
They have the help of dozens of machines, my
friend declared, but most of them probably
would be willing to give up all electronic aids
for the services of a good maid or two.
T done in the United States: It spoiled the A R O U N D
HIS, THEN, IS WHAT PROSPERITY HAS
poor and made things hard for the rich. Along
with a five-cent cigar and a five-cent cup of
coffee, my friend concluded, the country needs
a good supply of humble, hardworking, de-
serving poor.
25 Years Ago
(From the files of the Times)
Oct. 2, 1939
Senator Borah of Idaho said
if Congress lifted the arms
embargo to Europe's warring
nations he did not see how
the United States could refuse
to send armies to help the
allies "in their hour of greater
need." He spoke in opposition
to the Roosevelt administra-
tion's neutrality bill to repeal
the arms embargo, after Sen-
ator Pittman of Nevada had
asserted that retention of the
present law's embargo was a
"discrimination in favor of
Germany."
Moffett Field was desig-
nated by the War Department
as an air base under the first
wing of the GHQ air force,
except that thr 82nd Observa-
tion Squadron was to remain
a part of the Ninth C o r p s
Area.
George A. Fitch of NEA
service reported from Chung-
king that he was the first
American to see the new Dalai
Lama, god king of Tibet. The
accidental meeting occurred
in Kumbum Lamasery, in
northwest China, while the
young boy was being trans-
ferred to Lhasa. It took neatly
six years to find the successor
to the 13th Dalai Lama.
Epilogue
THE PROWLER...
Yes, indeed, standards have risen
H OW STANDARDS HAVE ADVANCE? AND had managed to pass the county examinations
conditions generally have changed In the given usually by a board composed of other
lifetime of those who are of middle age or teachers who may not have had any better
older.
In^,my youthful days, in the small town teaching certificate thus won, they could settle
where I lived, there were no architects. When back with job-finding certainty and feel no
anyone contemplated building a house, he need of further self improvement.
called in a carpenter, who
drew the plans and did the
job.
The standard plan for a
five-room house provided a advantage without realizing it.
hallway leading straight to
the kitchen at the rear and were able to blame the men for all of the
affording callers at the front wrongs in the country. It was not uncommon
door a good view of the sink for the wife, while discussing current topics
and whatever might be piled with her husband at the dining table, to point
upon it. Two rooms opened to evils crying aloud for eradication and say,
from each side of the hall. —"If I were a man and had the ballot, I cer-
The two rooms at the left were bedrooms. The laTnly* would dp something to stop that."
first room at the right was the parlor where
guests were received and which was forbidden could be depended upon for unanimous sup-
territory for the family's youngsters, since the port of everything that was right and for
best furniture and ornamental treasures were equally united opposition to all things that were
assembled there. The other room en the left wrong.
was the dining room, which substituted after
mealtime as a sitting room.
Such houses often were innocent of a bath- worked out in the predicted way. There is no
room. For bathing, a zinc tub was hauled from- Unanimity in either sex as to what things are
the backporch into the kitchen. The larger and right and which ones wrong. Nor can women
more ritzy homes, of course, had their bath- , be counted on to vote en masse one way or
rooms. ,, - ,
The standard price for a five-room house of could. In every controversy, males and females
the pattern described above was $2,000.
•••
T HERE BEING NO HOSPITAL, SAVE THE
county institution for indigents, in the town,
all family sicknesses were treated at home.
Likewise all babies were born at home. Trained
nurses were a rarity. Doctors were assisted in
delivery cases by midwives, usually elderly
women whose sole qualification for the role
was the fact that they, too, were mothers.
M ANY OF THE SCHOOL TEACHERS HAD
not gone beyond grammer school them-
selves. By dint of a cramming course, they
THE BEATS
Audience hostile to discussion ban
By JACK RANNELLS
A BOUT 250 PERSONS, HALF OF THEM
standing, squeezed into the Palo Alto City
Council chamber Monday night.
Many had come to see a proposed plan for
three new buildings in the Newell-Embarca-
defo road civic center complex.
Among other things, the plan includes a
160-seat new council chamber. If it had been
ready for use Monday night,
about 90 persons still would
have been without seats.
Persons in the audience
wanted to question this and
other aspects of the proposal,
but Mayor Bert Woodward
refused to open the session
^^^•Fk to t n e public.
( ^ H P f « ^ * The crowd's reaction was
y#k J ^ H fiercely hostile, beyond any-
JF JKtm thing in recent months. Per-
haps this emotion was escalated by the physical
discomfort of standing.
A reporter was cornered during an inter
mission by several women uttering white hot
words.
"The council has just smirched its public
image again," said one.
"What the heck does he (the mayor) think
we come out here for," said another. "It's
frustrating."
Woodward said It is important to keep the
project moving.
He may have been trying to spare architect
Edward Durell Stone the agony of hearing
the proposal kicked around in public.
M OST COUNCILMEN HAD AN
ity to discuss the plan Informally with
Stone at a cocktail party sponsored by City
WtBBBB
by DALLAS E. WOOD GOP 'bolter'
preparation for the educator's role. With
The world, indeed, does advance.
V enough to exercise influence
W HEN WOMEN IN AMERICA WON THE
suffrage right, they automatically lost an
Prior to the day of woman suffrage, women
A common contention was that the women
Women have had the ballot for a consider-
able period by now. But things have not
another on any proposal, any more than men
will be found in each faction.
H ISTORY NOTE: THE EARLIEST KNOWN
mural painting in America was produced
in a private home in 1778. Itinerant painters
traveled in groups, causing a stir whenever
they arrived in a viJlage to do a wall. Ve-
suvius erupting and marine views were most
popular. Often the painters carried stereo-
typed stencils of weeping willows and sample
linear motifs in their kits.
V.
F AMOUS LAST WORDS: "THAT'S ONE OF
the things I keep to myself."
Manager Jerome Keithley Sunday. Their ques-
tions Monday generally were well Informed.
Persons concerned about proposals to close
Hopkins Avenue and even Newell Road or
about encroachment of civic center structures
into the residential area north of Hopkins are
not aptvto be so objective or friendly.
Woodward said the heavy agenda for the
evening precluded a full public hearing Mon-
day night.
He then ruled out the possibility a hearing
could be conducted any time before Nov. 2.
By then, Stone said, his staff should be well
along on specific plans" {at the new buildings.
fOUNCILMAN ROBERT BYXBEE SOUND-
vj ed a wary note Monday night about Palo
Alto Medical Clinic hospital plans.
He suggested the clinic might limit its hos-
pital to less costly services, offering lower
rates than possible at Palo Alto-Stanford Hos-
pital.
"Doctors that don't belong to the clinic
would be at a disadvantage. They're already
beginning to raise their eyebrows," Byxbee
said.
A consultant has recommended that the pro-
posed clinic hospital not include obstetrics,
gynecology, psychiatry, pediatric-age medicine
and other specialized services. He has recom-
mended some of the bed space in Palo Alto-
Stanford Hospital be dedicated to these spe-
cialized purposes.
Clinic and hospital officials are to meet In
the near future. Comparable rate structures
undoubtedly will be one of the Issues dis-
cussed.
FORUM LETTERS
(Utters intended lor use In
tbe Forum column should not
be longer than 400 words. All
addressed to
tbe editor are subject to be-
ing cut. Shorter letters will
receive preferential t r e a t -
ment Letters should be type-
written or printed so astobe
easily legible. Letters must
carry the signature and ad-
dress of the writer. Tbe Times
does not publish anonymous
letters.-THE EDITOR)
Don't close
those gates!
Editor of the Times:
Architect Edward Stone in
his recent presentation to the
Palo Alto City Council of
his plans for the additions to
the City Hall and central
police headquarters on Newell
Road said after recommend-
ing closing Newell at Embarc-
adero Road, "I realize Newell
is an important artery, but it
would be wonderful if you
could confine all city facilities
in one great area free of. any
traffic."
Well, hey you there, Col.
Keithley suh, and Sheriff
Hydie, we townfolk want it
too. Let's just extend those
boundaries a wee bit so the
rest of us plebeins can enjoy
a traffic-free life whilst those
li'l. ole cars whiz around out-
side. Don't close those gates!
The Indians are right behind
us, and they're in cars now!
ROBERTA H. SMITH,
1525 Walnut Drive,
Pajo Alto.
tells why
Editor of the Times:
In his recent letter, Rob-
ert L. Ellsworth urges that
"This is not the time for any
Republican to desert his par-
ty," pointing out that for the
two-party system to function it
is essential that the minority
party (in this case the Repub-
lican party) remain strong
on government policy.
,So far I agree. But when
Mr. Ellsworth states that any-
one who does not vote the
straight Republican ticket this
"November has no m o r a l
right to ever say he was ever
really a Republican," I must
dissent emphatically, not only
for myself, but for hundreds
of thousands of other Republi-
cans who will split the ticket
this November and consider
themselves no less loyal Re-
publicans because of it.
The decision to oppose the
election of the presidential
candidate of our own party is
a painful one, and one which
I would not have taken except
for reasons I consider vital to
the future of the United States
and of the Republican party.
Prior to the convention, Sen.
Goldwater was never able to
command the support of more
than 25 per cent of all Repub-
lican voters. His limited ap-
peal, I believe, results from
his advocacy of positions on
domestic and foreign issues
which are consistently opposed
to the historic principles of
the Republican party. Neither
during the convention nor
since has he shown any signs
of taking into account the
opinions of the vast majority
of Republicans who cannot
agree with extremist positions
and methods. Neither his as-
tonishingly undistinguished ca-
reer in the Senate, nor his
present words and actions,
give any indication that he is
suited by training or by tem-
perament for the tremendous
responsibilities of the presi-
dency.
President Johnson, on the
other hand, has won wide-
spread respect for his firm
and intelligent handling of
SIDE GLANCES
• «M h NIA, IM. tj*. *•» ox ht m.
'Oh, not too dull. We go gallivanting off to the
refrigerator a couple of times during the eveningl"
both domestic and foreign af-
fairs and by his tmtlring ef-
forts to achieve national unity
in a time when such\unity is
greatly needed.
Under these circumstances,
hundreds of thousandsW Re-
publicans have become con- •
vinced that they can best
serve their country and their
party by supporting President
Johnson. At the same time,
they will give their strong sup-
port to those other Republican
candidates for office, both na-
tional and local, who will re-
build the party along the lines
of the moderate conservatism
which has been, and. will be
again, its finest contribution
to our country and the world.
JAMES LUTHER,
739 Los Altos Ave.,
Los Altos.
Taxing plan
"deceptive1
Editor of the Times:
The sales tax plan for re-
demption of the four proposed
Los Altos bond issues is de-
ceptive. Neither the amount
of sales tax income nor its use'
for bond redemption can be
guaranteed. A future C i t y
Council could use sales' tax
income for another purpose
and increase property taxes
to amortize general obligation
bonds.
In the past the gradually In-
creasing saites tax income has
been used for pay-as-you-go
projects such as widening San
Antonio Road between Portola
and El Camino, and construct-
ing urgently needed sections
of storm drain. Allocation of
sales tax income to bond re-
demption would preclude pay-
as-you-go improvements. The
civic center property was pur-
chased without resort to bond-
ing, and the City Hall was
built pay-as-you-go, without in-
curring any indebtedness, after
a bond issue for that and other
purposes had been decisively
rejected by the voters, even
though bond proponents had as-
sured Los Altans it couldn't
be done.
The amount of any bond is-
sue is merely the nominal
cost. Every $1 million of ma-
turity value becomes $1.5 to $2
million by addition of interest.
Also, every new facility re-
quires maintenance, repair and
supervision.
As for the separate pro-
posals:
San Antonio should not be
widened (as Measure A would
finance) until Stevens Creek
Freeway has been in opera-
tion at least two years, so
traffic patterns may become
fully established before San
Antonio becomes a four-lane
cutoff from Bayshore and El
Camino to Foothill Express-
way.
Foothill Expressway, which
Measure B would beautify
Within Los Altos, is to be a
(Continued on page 25).
OA A
QUESTIONS
1. What date is taken as the
beginning of the atomic age?
2. Is there a difference be-
tween the United Kingdom
and Great Britain?
3. Who was the first cardi-
nal in the United States?
ANSWERS
1. It is generally regarded
as having been ushered in on
July 16, 1945, when the first
man-made atomic explosion
occurred in the New Mexico
desert.
2. Yes. The term United
Kingdom includes Northern
Ireland while Great Britain
does not.
3. Archbishop John McClos-
key of New York was made a
cardinal by Pope Pius IX in
1875.
By Gill Fox
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FORUM LETTERS
. (Continued from page 24.)
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Santa Clara County highway.
Any beautification should lie
at the expense of the entire
county.
Measure C would provide
for purchase and development
of neighborhood parks. This is
not justified. There are 12 pub-
lic school sites in the city with
a combined area in excels of
150 acres. They belong to the
people and are susceptible of
development for greater com-
munity use . . . '' i
Measure D would provide for
the purchase of 20 acres suit-
able for development as a city
park. For whom? The apart-
ment dwellers of nearby and
distant congested areas? That
is San Jose's experience with
Alum Rock Park.
Los Altos has m o r e open
space per square mile than
other cities with small lots and
several parks. Our home sites
are our individual parks. Pub-
lic parks require constant
maintenance, supervision and
improvement. They are an ex-
pensive l u x u r y which ap-
proaches necessity in con-
gested areas. Los Altos is not
a congested area, and most of
us don't want it to become a
Mecca for inhabitants of con-
gested areas.
• A. WATSON CONNER,
1084 Leonello Ave.,
Los Altos.
'One party
ers will believe and vote for
this man to cure all our ills.
Or, maybe — hopefully I say
— they applaud him as the
hero of an 1890 melodrama, all
in good fun.
Likewise, with Congressman
Miller. In a recent speech he
said, "In 1960, Kennedy said
7 million people go to bed
hungry each night. Now there
are 15 million."
He was greeted by a great
burst of laughter.
If the audience had believed
his words, they certainly
would have started expressing
grave concern instead.
But back in the early 1930s,
Hitler also seemed to be a
clown performing before an
audience titillated by his pre-
posterous statements.
Serious consideration of ser-
ious issues would be welcome-
to a great many in our voting
population.
OTIS W. COAN,
891 San Jude Ave.,
Palo Alto.
Why not let
one do it all?
Editor of the Times:
In pondering the value of a
"Yes" or "No" vote on Prop-
osition 14, I have come to the
conclusion that we, the peo-
ple of the sovereign State of
California, have been missing
the boat and skirting the is-
sue. ^
y Ralph McGill
chance / for extra money. Already, of course, a con- theater — he was known. Me Frederick Seward was first
spiracy was in motion. By one was pleased to find ^
On that fateful and fearful Parker/ w a s , for example, attacked by Lewis Paine, who
night of April 1865 when Abra- three flours late getting to the of the queer quirks of chance vacant outside the President's
John Wilkes Booth, leader of box. It would be easy. Booth then sought to murder the sec-
ham Lincoln was shot by John job on this evening of doom.
that conspiracy, also stopped entered quietly — one cue for retary, William Seward. He
Wilkes Booth, the guard at Parker, after the President
the door had gone to an ad- a n d party reached Ford's in Taltavul's tavern. He or- the big laugh that he knew fled, the household aroused.
dered whisky. Taltavul re- .vould come from one of the One thinks of the winds of
joining saloon for a drink. Theater, dutifully examined
The guard, John F. Park- the box and found it empty. called it in later testimony be- lines of the comedy. He placed chance on Booth's plot — as
cause always before the actor the Derringer pistol almost one thinks of the many "ifs"
er, was a shiftless, unreliable At a little before 9 o'clock he
member of the Washington became bored with sitting out- had asked for brandy. Dowja aga'ihst the President's head in the murder of President
at one end of the b a r f arker, and fired.
NOWIWAIX City police,. He was a drunk. side the door of the box and the guard, the coachman, and
Kennedy. Booth dreamed the
PACES He had been arrested for a walked out of the theater. He Booth went quickly to the
the valet were busy with their' ledge of the-box. Maj. Rath-
dream he had loosed there in
NOfcfH number of minor crimes. In saw the driver of the Presi- the saloon — he thought he
ale. bone, a guest, reached for would be a famous man.
the dreadful days after the dent's carriage nodding in the
assassination there was won- driver's s e a t . That driver George Atzerodt, one of the him. "Revenge for the South," There were persons who re-
der-that a man of such poor would^stify later that Park- conspirators, was assigned to cried Booth, and leaped. A fused to believe Booth was
background and with so bader said, "How would you like kill Andrew Johnson, the vice small thing occurred. T h e killed. He was "seen" In for-
a record was ever selected as a little ale?" At that moment, president. He too stopped at a spur on his riding boot caught eign countries — and in Cana-
a presidential bodyguard. It Forbes, footman and valet, bar and began to drink. He in the Treasury flag, one of da. There a r e persons who
was, likely, a favor done far also came out of the theater drank himself into a stupor those decorating the box. The prefer to believe Oswald was
down the line of authority for and joined him. They Went to and did not complete his as- fall broke his leg. not the killer — that a vast
someone who knew .Parker the bar at nearby Taltavul's signment. ATTACKED conspiracy was at work. It is
and a&Red *that he be given a tavern and began to drink. Booth was admitted to the Assistant Secretary of State always so—
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care of just about every con-
"Inasmuch aS'-most things tingency, and if it isn't, we
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pened in all ages of the world, way of doing things, why not
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others have without labor en- the expense of electing assem-
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Are the candidates of the stall rollers in every voting1 familiar with our state's needs
two major parties' living up to booth that would roll up as we and problems and projects. He
Lincoln's conception of the voted along. The sample bal- has no competence in the field
ideal government? lots might get in the way, but of law-making. He is either
they aren't really needed any- ignorant of California law, or
Goldwater and Miller are far way, *as most voters vote by
from it. They have respected pattern, i.e. "Yes" on No. 1, he feels above it. California
civil rights in order to exploit "No" on No. 2, etc., or "Yes" should walk proudly through
the so-called " W h i t e Back- on the first five, "No" on the the front door of the U.S.
lash,"refused to denounce the second five, and so on. Senate and not be stuffed
John Birch Society and other through a law-broken window.
As time goes by, we may D. S. McMULLIN,
fascist-type conspiracies, and get tired of this kind of elec-
see the Constitution only as a tion. To solve the problem,
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Of course, some have talked Editor of the Times:
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edly, greeted him with* ap- Pierre Salinger from Wash- need highly developed parks,
plause — even laughter. If ington. What was unidentified nor sFfould we spend county
they had believed him, they was the object. We found out money to join with Palo Alto's
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 26—HALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964 .

Reds. Cardinals in wild scramble for NL lead

By MURRAY CHASS
Associated Press Sports Writer
Gene Mauch has run out of
moves, except downward per-
haps, but Johnny Keane and
Dick Sisler still have time to
maneuver their teams into the
National League pennant.
Cincinnfti's Sisler made a key
> moveiJhflfscTay night, cieei4inj_
tojase reserve catcher Jim Cok-
er instead of regular John Ed-
wards, who hurt his hand the
night before.
Cdker responded with a sin-
gle, a double and his first home
run of the season, sparking the
Reds to a 5-4 victory over Pitts-
burgh that moved Cincinnati to
within one-half game of Keane's.
first-plage St. Louis Cardinals,
"who were idle.
Coker's second-inning si ^le
drove in the Reds' fir: w* run
after 34 scoreless innings. He
doubled and scored in ihe
fourth, then snapped a 3-3 dead-
lock with his homer off Steve
Blass in the sixth. That put
Cincinnati ahead to stay.
The 28-year-old catcher has.
been the property of six major
league teams since he reached
the majors in 1958. The Reds
purchased him from Denver of
the Pacific Coast League Aug.
23. Before Thursday night, Cok-
er had played in nrne games
and batted .280 with two runs
batted in.
There was no immediate word
on whether Coker or Edwards
would be in the line-up tonight
when the Reds play their next-
to-the-last game of the season
against Mauch's once-potent
Philadelphia Phillies.
The Phillies still are working
on a 10-game losing streak and
conceivably could tumble into
fourth place behind San Fran-
cisco.
While the Reds are battling
Philadelphia, the C a r d i n a l s
winners of eight straight, will
play the lowly New York Mets.
If the Reds win their two re-
maining games, the Cardinals
would have to win all three of
theirs to finish first.
St. Louis can eliminate the
Phillies arid the Giants from the
race by beating the Mets to-
night.
In other NL games Thursday^
San Francisco trimmed~"Houston
- 6-3,,-Milwaukee whipped New
York' 7-3 and Chicago nipped
Los Angeles 4-3.
The Reds scored the decisive
run in the seventh inning on a
triple by Vada Pinson that Jer-
ry Lynch couldn't handle in left
field and Frank Robinson's
double. The Pirates rallied for
one in the eighth as Dick Scho-
field doubled and Bill Virdon
singled.
Sammy Ellis relieved Joe
Nuxhall, though, and snuffed
out the Pirates' threat.

Cards seek Coast teams risk

upset win By WALT GAM AGE
unbeaten marks
By JACK STEVENSON 40 throws and five have gone for Washington State's Bert Clark
Associated Press Sports Writer touchdowns. __. may be counting opponents
Coach John Ralston and his 40-man Stanford fcotball Southern California's quick Oregon State's sop h o m o r eclosely this week at Arizona. On
squad took off by plane this morning for Los Angelea hitting Trojans, ranked No. 2 quarterback Paul Brothers hurt one key play in the 28-7 loss to
with high hopes of scoring an upset win over UCLA nationally, head up the three un- Colorado with, his rollouts a Wyoming, Clark discovered too
Saturday night. defeated and untied West Coast week ago as the Beavers evened late the Cowboys had 12 men on
football powers battling to pro-their record With a 14-7 victory. the field.
Ralston said: tect perfect records Saturday.
"I realize the experts are picking us to lose,,but I ) Coach John McKay's Trojans,
who smashed highly rated Okla-
— feel confident that this "is the
game where we are going to put
everything together. TELEVISION
Palo Alto Times
"We've got too good a group Saturday's Washington-
of athletes to go on stumbling Iowa football game will be tel-
fired along like we did in our first two
games."
PASSING THREAT
evised on KRON (channel 4)
starting at 11 a.m.

by Bosox To get the full potential out

of his offensive unit, Ralston homa 40-14 a week ago, travel
to East Lansing to engage the At Berkeley
BOSTON (AP) - The Boston said the Indians must develop Michigan State Spartans who
Red Sox fired Johnny Pesky as a passing threat to go along dropped their opener to North
manager today and named with their ground game.
third-base coach Billy Herman The Stanford ground attack to
as his successor. date has been mostly the doings
' The news came in a statement of halfback Ray Handley, who
Carolina 21-15.
Oregon, -also 2-0, travels even
farther to meet Penn State.
Bears tangle
with Gophers
In the only Pacific Coast Ath-
from Mike Higgins, vice presi- is currently leading the nation letic Conference game on the
dent and general manager in rushing with 252 yards. docket, UCLA (2-0) plays host
whom Pesky had followed as "It figures that Billy Barnes to Stanford^ 1-1) in a night game
field pilot two years ago. (UCLA coach) will set his de- at the Los Angeles Coliseum. BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — worked to improve their ground
Higgins said Herman had fense to stop Ray," said Ralston. UCLA, incidentally, has beat- it could draws
Passing the attention yet game and bolster their defenses
been signed to a two-year con- He added: be running which de- prior to the 1:30 p.m. kickoff.
en both Pittsburgh and Penn cides the issue Saturday when
tract. Salary terms were not
"I still think Ray will pick up State. Oregon has downed Pitts- a revenge seeking Minnesota Minnesota might debate Will-
disclosed. burgh and could duplicate the sey's statement on passes. Ne-
Higgins said Herman would yardage, but it is up to us to
Uclans' feat thi£ weekend. Ore- braska beat the Gophers 26-21
take over as manager immedi' take the heat off of him by on a pass in the final going a
opening up with our passing," gon and UCLA don't meet this BROADCAST
ately and would be in charge of \ear. week ago. The throw slipped
the team Saturday when the DeSYLVIA BUSY Saturday's California-Minr through a Gopher defender, hit
In the other games Saturday nesota game, starting at 1:30
Red Sox entertain the Washing- It was noted that in practice .ifterffioon, Minnesota plays Cali- p.m., will be aired over radio his helmet and bounced into the
ton Senators at Fenway Park. sessions this past week that fornia at Berkeley, Washington's station KGO (810). arms of a Cornhusker receiver
Pesky had been hired on a quarterback Terry DeSyliva was aroused Huskies go against Iowa in the end zone.
Beason-to-season basis. kept busy passing the ball. (AP Wirephoto) SEEK REVENGE
at Iowa City, and San Jose State
Herman, 55, one of the great DeSylvia Is slated to start in
second basemen in the National a backfield composed of Mike
Over the hump plays at Montana State College. football team invades Berkeley Minnesota
setback. Even
aims to avenge that
more pungent are
The evening calendar has Ore- to battle California's Bears.
League with the Chicago Cubs Connelly at the flanker back po- Cincinnati s Leo Cardenas rode over ihe back of Pittsburgh's Bill Virdon after tagging him
gon State at Baylor, Washington Even though he boasts one of the recollections of 1951 and
and Brooklyn Dodgers, 1931-46, sition, Handley at left half and • out «"* ; - a steal attempt Thursday night. Dancing in background is Reds' Pete Rose. 1952 when Pappy Waldorf's Cal-
State at Arizona and Los An-the nation's finest passing com-
had his only other big league John Read at fullback. geles State at University of thebinations in quarterback Craig ifornia powerhouses whipped the
managerial opportunity In 1947. Ralston said there is also a Gophers 55-14 and 49-13.
He was acquired by Pitts- possibility that Dave L e w i s ,
burgh in a multi-player swap promising s o p h quarterback,
Durocher Host Cubs Pacific. Morton and end Jack Schraub,
Southern California, with the California Coach Ray Willsey This time the Minnesota team
passing of senior quarterback declares: doesn't match the image of the
with the Boston Braves that would make his first appearance
out, Gilliam Craig Fertig and such speed- "You don't win in college by big Gophers of bygone years.
year. Under his partial season at the flanker back spot against
direction the Pirates wound up the Uclans.
in a seventh place tie. Only ailing members of the
Herman, a Red Sox coach squad are halfback Craig Ritch
in at LA. Giants remain sters as Mike Garrett, ranks as putting the football up in the Ace halfback Bill Crockett, who
a solid favorite to turn back the air."
Spartans. So this week the Bears have
returned a Nebraska punt 80
yards,
more
weighs just 152. Sopho-
halfback Ray Whitlow is
Washington, recovering from
since 1960, takes over a team ey, who is suffering from a LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The
which has finished deep in theCharley horse, and tackle Gary big shakeup anticipated by the
second division for six straight Pettlgrew, who is bothered by Los Angeles Dodgers hit the
years and is now in eighth place boils on his knee. coaching r a n k s today with a
in flag chase
By DICK O'CONNOR
a 3-2 strafing by the Air Force,
beat Baylor 35-14 and held the
Bears to minus yardage on the
hopes by sweeping a dou-ground. So the Huskies, the pre-
SJ State.
just 160.
Fullback Fred Farthing car-
ries the most power and weighs
in at 197.
clean sweep that included the All eyes will be on the score- inant
— lowest under the three dec-
ades of Thomas A. Yawkey's MOVED TO SAFETY departure of Leo Durocher and board when the San Francisco bleheader at Chicago last Sun- season
Dick Ragsdale, who was thethe elevation of Jim Gilliam to day. the
PAC choice, are back on
winning path.
Montana Quarterback John Hankinson,
who completed 12 of 25 passes
ownership. against Nebraska, provides the
starting flanker back in the first coach.
two games, was moved to safety The fiery Durocher voluntar-
Giants meet the Chicago Cubs San Francisco stayed in the Oregon's Bob Berry will cause
tonight at Candlestick Park. race for at least another day Penn State troubles in the to collide
air. aerial threat. Minnesota publi-
cist Otis Dypwick says, "He
Flag races to bolster the defensive unit. The Giants have to win, ofwith a 6-3
ily gave up his coaching job tocourse, but it won't do them any Colts Thursday. Juan Marichal
win over the Houston In his two games he's hit 18 of BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) - In- might be our best passer of the
dependent San Jose State brings modern era."
According to Leon McLaugh- seek a mangerial assignment good in the National League pen- racked up his 21st win of the
at a glance lin and Rod Rust of the Stan- that up to the late surge of the
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ford coaching staff, who scouted St. Louis Cardinals pointed in
AMERICAN LEAGUE UCLA last weekend, the main that direction.
season' and if there's still a
chance for the pennant Sunday,
U.S. hurdle a rugged defensive club to Boze- BIG LINE
man Saturday seeking to do as Along the line, the Gophers
welt against Montana State Col- average 220 but lost two great
BROADCASTS he'll try for his 22nd then.
W. L. Pet. G.B. Left task of the Indians' defensive And Gilliam is scheduled to
New York 97 $2 .610 0 3 group will be to contain Bruin become the third Negro major at Candlestick Park, starting
Tonight's Giants-Cubs game Marichal had a rough first in- ace injured lege as Spartan defenders have rushers when All America Carl
in.the past.
Chicago .. 94 64V .595 2»/2 4 quarterback Larry Zeno. at 8:15, and Saturday's game,
ning in which he gave up, three TOKYO (&l?) The U.S. Twice in the past the schpols Eller and Milt Sunde were
{AJPJ ^'-* The
league coach after 11 seasons hits__.and"two"runs but then set- graduated.
Bait 95 65 .594 2'/2 2 Zeno was the Bruins' spark in of brilliant performing as an starting at 1 p.m., w i l l be tled down to limit Houston to track and field team preparing have met in football and San California's ground game
Games remaining: wins over highly-rated Pitts- infielder for the Dodgers. aired over radio station KSFO one run the rest of the way. for the Olympics which open
next Saturday was hit with an- again banks on three 180-pound-
New York—At home 3; Cleve- burgh and Penn State teams. The other new coaches, all (560). ers — Tom Blanchfield, Tom
The Giants won the game with other injury today when ace BROADCAST
land 3. in the Dodger organization ei- four runs in the third inning. hurdler Rex Cawley of Pasa- Saturday's San Jose State- Relies and Jim Blakeney. If
Chicago—At home 4; Kansas! ther at present or in the past, nant race unless the New York Willie Mays, in the worst bat- dena, Calif., came up with a Montana State game will be they can gain, the defenses will
City: 4. are Danny Ozark, Preston Go- Mets defeat the first-place St. ting slump of his 13-year major muscle pull. aired over radio station KEEN be opened for the aerial attack.
Baltimore—At home 2; De- Deadline near mez and Lefty Phillips. Louis Cardinals. league career, drove in two of "We'll have to sweat it out for (1370) starting at 12:20 p.m. Last week in losing to Illinois,
troit 2. Under the plans announced If the Cardinals win, the Gi-the runs with a single. Morton completed 24 of 34 pass-
forbenefit a day or two to see how serious
by General Manager E. J. ants will be out of the race that j HALLER HOT es for 251 yards, a touchdown
(Buzzie) Bavasi, Joe Becker some people counted them out j Tom Haller also drove in twoit
NATIONAL LEAGUE is," said U.S. Coach Bob Jose won by shutouts both
Geigengack. and a two-point conversion.
Si. Louis . 92 67 .579 0 3 golf tourney goes from his job as pitching of a month ago. I runs as he continued his be- times, in 1939 by a 35-0 count Morton ranks No. 2 among
Cinn 92 68 .575 '/ 2 coach of the Dodgers to man- Manager Alvin Dark is pro- lated "salary drive." Haller now "It's touchy. He has a lot ofand a year later 32-0. and the 6-foot 6-inch Schraub
San Fran. 89 70 .560 3 3 Sunday Is the entry dead- aging their farm club at Spo- ceeding on the premise that his has hit homers in each of the scar tissue there from pulls in San Jose to date has lost two the nation's collegiate passers
Phila. . . . . 9 0 70 .563 2tf 2 line to compete in the Bottoms kane of the Pacific Coast Giants will get some help freff? the past."
games by a total of five points. holds the same spot among re-
San. Fran. 89 70 .560 3 3 Up Invitational Golf Tourna- League. Coaches Pete Reiser the lowly Mets. But he needs a •ifitr three games, has seven in Cawley is the world's best 400 The Spartans fell to Idaho 3-0 ceivers. He caught 11 for 115
the last 25 games, and has 14meter hurdler, and was also
Games remaining: ment to be staged Friday, Oct and Greg Mulleavy w e r e as- lot of it.
St.--Louis — At home, 3; New 9, at Sharon Heights Country signed scouting jobs in the Los In order for San Francisco to
for the season. counted on to run a leg on the 1,- and to Stanford 10-8 in a game yards a week ago.
Dark compared Marichal's 21- 600-meter relay team. that saw a touchdown pass
York 3. Club. Angeles area. called back.
tie for the pennant, the Mets win season to the great feats in
Cincinnati—At home 2; Phila-
delphia 2.
Entry blanks for the tour- Bavasi said Durocher came would have to sweep all three baseball.
ney, to benefit the Children's to him some weeks ago a n d games with the Cardinals and "It has to be near the great-
Philadelphia—Away, 2; Cincin- Home Society, can be obtained asked permission to negotiate the fading Philadelphia Phillies
Montana State takes a 2-1
record into the game having
Wilcox gets
nati 2. est,"
by contacting Mrs. Ann Cul-for a managerial spot. Bavasi would have to beat Cincinnati seven turns and he's pitching
San Francisco—At home 3; lenward, tournament secreta- said he got the impression that in one of their final two games. for a team that is eighth in
Alvin said. "Juan missed turned
last
back
Saturday.
Fresno State 27-13
The Bobcats won 49er start
Chicago 3. their opener from South Dakota Rookie Dave Wilcox will start
ry, 948*3281. St. Louis was involved in the The season ends Sunday. batting. He pitches against all State 46-14 and then dropped a at outside linebacker for the San
Among the various prizes picture. Dark will send Bob Bolin to the teams—not just the second NATIONAL L E A G U E 21-6 verdict to Wichita. Francisco 49ers Sunday against
MEADOWS FEATURE available to golfers will be a the mound tonight. He wants a divsion clubs. And he can get W. L . P e t . G.B. Quarterback Ray Foley leads the Chicago Bears.
SAN MATEO (AP) - Bar- 1965 automobile for the f i r s t hard-throwing r i g h t - h a n d e r left-handed hitters out just as St. Louis . . . . 92 67 .579 the Montana State offense and His replacement of veteran
cerina Bar, $36.60, closed fast player to score a hole-in-one
end captured the featured La- on the 184-yard 13th hole.
TV sports against the predominantly right- easy as he can right-handers." Cincinnati .. 92 68 .575 l / 2 currently leads the Big Sky Con- F.d Pine was the only lineup
handed hittingXubs If the Giants lose or the Car-Philadelphia . 90 70 .563 2V. ference in total offense with 312 change announced for the 49ers
dies Day Purse Thursday at Bay Friday It was Chicago that dealt a dinals win tonight, Masanori San F r a n c i s c o 89 70 .560 3 yards — 226 passing and 86 in |heir Kezar Stadium battle
Meadows. National All-Star Wrestling. KTVU
(Ch. ?). 9 p m. staggering blow to Giant pen- Murakami will make his first Milwaukee . 85 73 .538 6Vrushing. 2 witlnhe world champs.
major league start against the Pittsburgh 79 79 .500 12V2Foley ge{s running help from The 49ers are only slight un-
Cubs Saturday. Los Angeles 78 81 .491 14 halfbacks Dan Sundling, Ben derdogs to the Bears, who are
McGowan, Balding Should the Giants still be in Chicago .
the race, either Jim Duffalo or Houston
74 85 .465 18 Vaughn and fullback Dave Mil- hard-hit by injuries and last
65 94 .409 27 ler. Sunday did nothing right, in a
Ron Herbel will pitch. New York 51 108 .321 41 Coach Bob Titchenal hopes to 52-0 loss at Baltimore.

Pair tied in Fresno Open

FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - The ding, Canadian three-time PGA under 32 and had only one bogey lumpy greens could be a factor,
With any meaning to the Sun-
day game, Marichal or Gaylord Milwaukee 7, New York 3
Perry will pitch.
Thursday's Results

San Francisco 6, Houston 3

Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 4
get more offense generated with Three of the Bears who
Ken Berry again at the controls. missed last Sunday's massacre
Against Stanford, P.erry com- will be ready to go Sunday,
pleted 19 of 32 attempts for 165however. They include defen-
mercury soared and the wind champion, as they played their on his card. in the tournament. He predicted j GlCMtS 6 , C o l f S 3 Chicago 4, Los Angeles 3 yards setting school records for sive ends F.d O'Bradovich and
came up, but Jack McGowan opening round in perfect weath- That put them out in front of they could cost the winner an HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN LEAGUE both completions and attempts. Bob Kilcullen and fullback Bill
and Al Balding played it cool to er and putted for five birdies big Bob McCallister, who tore extra two strokes, hy the time jockson %A oh4 r1h?bl0Ku#nn If oh5 r1h1bi0 W. L. Pet. G.B. Junior college transfer John Bivins.
breeze into the second round of apiece on smooth greens un- up the front nine with a five- Sunday rolls around. Morgan ?b
Spongier If
t I 1 OM.AlOU rf
4 0 0 OMoys f t
4 1 0 0 New York . 97 62 .610 Travis provides power at the Linebacker Joe Fortunato is
the $35,000 Fresno Open Golf marred by later heavy traffic. under 31, by two strokes. Rudolph, who came to Fresno Bond lb 4 0 7 1 McCov#y
.1 ? 1 2
3 0 ? 2 Chicago .
94 64 .595 2*4 running halfback spot and the hurting but expected to play
The wind came up shortly aft-
Tournament Thursday with a er they finished and late start- Only 10 golfers bettered par in as the favorite after finishing l.lili* 3b 95 65 .594
Aspro'tp 3b .10 1 1 Cordenol II 1 0 0 0 Baltimore .
I 1 0 0 Haller r Spartans boast three solid full- while offensive center Mike
one of the poorest first - round second at Seattle and third at Staub rf 4 n 1 OHart 3b 4 0 1 0 Detroit 85 75 .531 backs in Charley Harraway, Pyle will again misS Sunday's
two-stroke edge on their nearest ers, including Rudolph end oth- showings by the pros this year. Portland the preceding tourna- Wynn tf ,10 2 1 Paoan *<
4 0 1 OLonler Jh o o o o Los Angeles 80 79 .503 17 Jerry JBonetto and Herb Engel. battle. Mike Reilly will start at
opponent. er top contenders, started hav- Grouped at 70 were Charles Sif- ments, was ruined by bogeys. Hoffman c
1 0 0 ODovenp't 4 0 0 0 Cleveland . 78 81 .491 19
Zorhory p
1 0 0 OMarlchol ? l i 0 The defense is anchored by middle linebacker for the great
And defending champion Ma- ing their troubles on the bumpy ford, Jerry Steelsmith and The bespectacled Clarksville, Whitp ph p .10 0 0 Minnesota . 78 81 .491 19 240-pound Brent. Berry, named Bill George, who*still may play
Beouchp ph 1 0 0 0
son Rudolph, with a bogey-rid- greens. Gardner Dickinson. Tenn., native admitted being in Goings ph 1 0 0 0 Boston 70 90 .438 the outstanding l i n e m a n in part of the time.
den first round 77, was a full 10 McGowan, a wiry little tiger Another shot back were rookie a temporary slump, but contend- Hointon Totals 35 3 10 3 Total!
0
33 i t 6
200 001 0 0 0 - 4
Washington 62 98 .388 35% Northern California last week,
strokes back of the field leaders. from Toledo, Ohio, made his George Archer, Canadian Bob ed "the score isn't necessarily Son Fronxlico . 014 010 OOx—« Kansas City 57 101 .361 39% and Bob Kroll, a 210-pound line-
Some of the other tournament score by reeling off five consec* Panasiuk, Doug Sanders and fatal."
favorites were little better off. utive birdies on the front side, Bob Bruno.
E —Jotkson ?. OP—Son
LOB—Houston 6, San PronrKco 7.
Pronclsro 1

A A year ago, Rudolph opened JB—Aspromont*. H R - H a l l e r (15) SB - Detroit 4-5. New York 2-2
Thursday's Results backer. RING RESULTS
Kroll suffered a strained knee Thursday's Fights
Luck smiled on young McGow- then filled the rest of his card Long-driving Puerto R i c a n with a course record 66 arid was Aspromonte. S—Mariehol IP
SP—Wynn
H R ER BB SO Boston 4. Cleveland 2 against Stanford but should be
an* although he has never won with steady pars. Juan (Chi-Chi) Rodriguez, who never headed, but this time it JTochory I 0 l 4 l 2 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jone* ,
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i i 7 o Kansas City 5, Minnesota 4, ready for service Saturday. Lost TOKYO — Rokuro Ishigama,
a big tournament since joining Balding toured the slightly credited his pedestrian 73 to ft is going to be an uphill fight all Dlerker i n 0 ft 0 12 innings is fleet end Dave Johnson who 1213^, Japan, outpointed Plynoi
Mrtrlrhcit W ?1 d 10
thft pro tour in 1960, and Bal-more difficult back side In four late starting time, said that the the way. ;> 1 0 . Baltimore 2, Washington 0 suffered a broken arm.
WP MO'ifhnl, Jr>nr * T . A-—3..13O T.R.P., 121%. Thailand, 12.
 PALO ALTO TIMES, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964—27

Fremont, Cupertino in prep 'game of week 1

'Game of the Week graph
Unbeaten rivals CUPERTINO
(Tonight at 8 at Fremont High School)
Pos. IREMONT

meet tonight Leroy Franchi (180) LER Roger Harrington (195)

Harrington is Fremont's best lineman, Big, tough and experi-
enced. Franchi is good pass rusher. Edge to Fremont.
Charles Higgins (185) LTR Bog Terabonovich (200)
Tonight's prep football game between Fremont and Terebonqvich is most improved Fremont player. Good blocker.
Cupertino High Schools should be on television. It's Higgins is just as good and is hard to move. A toss-up.
Dan Moore (170) LGR Pete Ball (185)
a natural. Moore is a scrappy, little fellow who does everything w e l l . Ball is
a converted center but has learned fast. Even.
The Indians vs. the Pioneers. Call ft"Gunsmoke" or
Butch Lee (170) C Steve Hopkins (190)
Wagontrain" or "Rawhide." Lee is Cupertino's best offensive lineman. Sure Miapper and Cnsp
blocker. Hopkins is a converted* taqkle. Edge to Cupertino. t;
Coach Jack Cross of Cupertino will lead his Pioneers
Bob Jarmello (180) RGE Bill Hartman (190)
into Indian country. Peering out Hartman blocks hard but so does Jarmeilo. Hartman has an edge
from ambush will be c o a c h night's game. If he can't play, in experience. Nod to Fremont,
Gerry Ferguson and his Fre- ;raig Hartman will. Barry Hazel (190) RTL John Phillips (195)
mont tribe. Hazel is one of best lineman in tn.« SCVAL. Excellent defensive
Menlo-Atherton blew a third players. Phillips hasn't played rnuv. :. Edge to Cupertino.
It's the Times 'game of the quarter lead and lost its opener. Ed Rodriguez (165) REL • Steve Personett (170)
week," a struggle between two toach Art Boettcher thinks the Both are good receivers w i t h adequate speed. Neither plays de-
undefeated Santa Clara Valley experience might prevent it lense. Personett is more experienced. Slight edge to Fremont. - i .
GETS HIS MAN Ron Burke (160) QB Gary Jestedt (185)
Athletic League teams. Kickoff from happening again. Guard Butch Lee is one of Jestedt may be an a l l l e a g u r e . Great passer and runner Burke
is at 8:10. MORE PASSING the defensive standouts for is good play-caller but only fair passer. Edge to Fremont
HOMESTEAD PLAYS M-A will have to work on its the Pioneers. Joe Thompson (155) LHR Paul Ramos (165)
Other games tonight match passing attack which could net Thompson may be best all around player in leaRue. Can throw
only 18 yards in the opener. The running pass and hits with speed and power. Ramos is used
Homestead and Buchser in an mostly as pass received. Edge tn Cupertino
Bears tried only seven passes Gary Brown (160) RHL Joe Arton (160)
SCVAL contest at .Townsend
and connected on two.
Field in Santa Clara, Menlo-Ath- Brown moved into a starting spot last week and did an excellent
The starting backfield proba- job. Fine runner who is shifty. Arton has good and bad games
erton and San Mateo in a non- ne s good he s tn-e best. Even.
bly will be Vic Musy at quarter,
leaguer at Burlingame, and Bell- Barry Burkey (170) FB Doug Mukuno 1210)
Dan "McGfaw and Hank Need-
armine at Lodi in a match of ham at halfbacks, No contest Mukuno is best power runner in league and that's
(Times photo by Gene Tupper) undefeated teams.
and Colby h d d
Howe at quarter. $ V
Hp's not among friends The Fremont defenders have San Mateo defeated Carlmont, SUMMARY: Cupertino always manages to keep the score*'1-;
Halfback Bruce Dulas of Gunn High 5chool finds a wall of Serra High School tacklers wait- a simple-sounding task. All they another SPAL team, 18-13 in its close but will have trouble this year. Fremont has size and ""
ing for him as he culs up field. The Titans whipped Serra 20-0 in their first ever football have to do is stop Joe Thomp- opener. speed. Passing is the Indians strength and Cupertino's little .
game. Thursday afternoon.
son, the multitalented Cuper- The Bellarmine - Lodi game
tino halfback. No one has com- matches two of the best teams backs have trouble stopping them..That should make the differ*'" •
pletely stopped Joe in two sea- in Northern California. The win- ence. It won't be a shutout because Joe Thompson shotild get '
loose at least once. Fremont will take another step toward. -:
Gunn wins sons. ner should go on to an undefeat-
But Cupertino has an even ed season and high ranking in an undefeated season with a 26-7 win. >'"V
tougher assignment. The Pion- the state.
in first eers must halt a Fremont of- Fullback John de la Forest
fense that rolled for eight TDs leads the Bell attack. Russ Mun- Sunnyvale, Sequoia in
and 443 yards in the season son, brother of Los' Angeles
grid game opener against Wilcox last week. Ram star Bill Munson, is the
Fremont has the best passing fullback for Lodi. lightweight cage sweeps
Gunn High School made a suc- attack in its hitory. Last week
cessful football debut Thursday three quarterbacks — G a r y HARD RUNNER Chris Connway s c o r e d 23 mont defeated Cupertino 37-30,
afternoon by blanking the Serra Jestedt, Charlie Knightstep and Fullback Doug Mukuno of Fre- points as the Woodside Class C Los Altos tipped Wilcox 43-30,

Gunn proves only way to make

High School JVs 20-0 at Ter- Bob' Escobar — each threw a
man. TD pass.
Prep grid mont gained 98 yards last
week. 5
basketball
"louth Peninsula
t e a m opened the Santa Clara downed Await 38-22,
Athletic League and Homestead defeated Buch- "
eason with a 39-34 win over ser. 50-17.
successful debut is with a win
The Titans ran and passed for
248 yards as they completely Fullback D o u g Mukuno a
GOOD RUNNERS
schedule Woodside Thursday.
In other Class C games, Men-
In Class D games, Sunnyvale
made L a clean sweep with a
The only way for a school to start a football season dominated the contest. Had it plump 210-pounder, busted for TONIGHT
lo-Atherton whipped Cubberley 51-27 win over Mountain View, '
not been for fumbles and penal- 106 yards and muscular Joe Homestead vs. Buchser at
is with a win. That's what Henry M. Gunn, the Mid- ties, the score would have been Arton bashed for another 98 Townsend Field (Santa Clara), 36-22, Sequoia crushed Palo Alto :upertino nipped Fremont 23-22,
61-22, and San Carlos defeated Los Altos clobbered Wilcox 24-8,
peninsula's newest school, did Thursday afternoon. higher. Five times Gunn lost the yards.
About 500 enthusiastic rooters were on hand at. Ter- ball on fumbles and a penalty This will be the fifth meeting Cupertino at Fremont, 8
wiped out a long scoring run
8 oclock.
rooklvn Carlmont 53-32. Other high scor- Await defeated Santa Clara 35- .
ers in the division were Mickey 27, and Homestead whipped .
the teams since Cupertino o'clock.
man Junior High School to see the game. It appeared by Dan De Costa in the second of started playing varsity football Menlo-Atherton vs. San Ma-
Taylor of San Carlos with 27 Buchser 38-12.
that about half the crowd was Terman students who half. points, and Rick Romo of Ra
in 1960. teo at B u r l i n g a m e High
venswood with 19.
stayed around to see what all Despite the mistakes, the Ti- It would be a morale victory School, 8 o'clock.
In Class D, M a r k Harrison San Jose State
the excitement was, about. name of the school in a cheer tans still looked sharp on de- if Cupertino scores tonight. The
For some of the Gunn' start- that was borrowed from Stan- fense and offense. With R o d Pioneers were blanked by Fre-
Bellarmine at Lodi, 8:15.
SATURDAY Youth bowling scored 19 points as Cubberley
frosh to delay
defeated Menlo-Atherton 31-16
ers, it was a familiar field to ford's Ax yell. Hollars, Jim Coffron and "Rip mont for the. last two years —
play on. Quarterback Greg Bi- At this game it went "Give Hawkins m a k i n g most of the 20-0 in 1963 and 14-0 in 1962.
Wilcox at Los Altos, 10:30
a.m.
program grows In other games, Sequoia made -+oo+ball debut
Fremont won the other two Junipero at Menlo School, 1 By BILL CULLEN it a twin win over Palo Alto
anchi and halfback Mark Harri- 'em the gun, the gun, the gun" tackles, the Gunn defensive unit San Jose State's frosh footbajl •
son played at Terman before rather than the ax, the ax, limited Serra to 24 yards rush- games 26-7 and 13-7. p.m. Bowling is rapidly gaining in with a 35-27 victory, Ravens
team will have to wait until •:.''
coming to Gunn. ing in 24 tries and another 23 Woodside at Serra, 2 p.m. popularity among young people wood got even with Woodside Oct. 10 to open its seasdrtt,
the ax.
Homestead, still wallowing in Mountain View vs. Sunny- according to Wes Sutton, direc- 36-18, and San Carlos defeated against Stanford at Stanford?
NOT MUCH OPPOSITION Behind the Gunn bench was yards on two pass completions vale at Fremont High School, tor of youth activities for the Carlmont 27-23.
Serra didn't provide mucn* of a miniature cannon painted in in eight attempts. the joy of its first ever footbal Stadium. :'
PUNT SETS UP TD win, faces a tough Buchser 8 p.m. Bowling Proprietors' Associa Pat Morrissey scored 16 points The . Spartababcs originally A
a test for Gunn. And maybe the colors of Gunn. What the Ti-
that's the way coach Dale Sum- tans should do is borrow that Gunn scored in each of the team. T h e Bruins battled Await at Santa Clara, 8 p.m. tion of America (BPAA). for Palo Alto. had a date to host the Pacific '.'
first three quarters. The first Cupertino to a 7-7 tie last week. Sequoia at St. Francis, 8:15. Sutton s a i d the new Youth yearlings at Spartan Stadium,
ers of Gunn wanted it. A win c a n n o n Stanford uses at its
TD was set up by a poor Serra Coach Ron Useldinger was de- Bowling "Association program but the latter squad failed to
always makes for a better debut. games. That would really shake Sunnyvalo^High School con-
punt that gave Gunn the ball lighted with the work of his de- e n r o l l e d more than 200,000 make an appearance.
Gunn has slick looking uni- things up. tinued its winning ,ways in Santa
youngsters in this its inaugural
forms and even borrowed part on the 24-yard line.
Coffron gained seven yards
fensive unit in the shutout of
Sunnyvale.
Wilbur blanks season.
Clara Valley Athletic League ; The Santa Clara frosh kicks
Class C basketball by beating off its scTTedule tonight by en-
of their suits from the profes- The youth program carried
sional champion G r e e n Bay McKinJ|y gains and
first
then
down
Dan
on
De
the
Costa
14-yard
got
line.
a He would like to develop
offense. The starting backs will
more Serra frosh the endorsement of the National
Mountain
In other
View 54-29 Thursday. tertaining-Galivan College of
Class C games, Fre- Hollister at Buck Shaw Stadium.'
Packers. The Titans wear the Federation of High School Ath
"Big G" stickers on their hel- in LA. tennis 'Greg Bianchi p a s s e d seven be Steve Garcia, Dave Brig-
in grid opener letics and is receiving strong
Starting time is 8 o'clock.
mets, just like the Packers. yards to Neil Yeager and Bi- ham, B o b O'Brien a n d Tim
LOS ANGELES (AP)—In the anchi circled -the end for the Feritas. It was O'Brien who Wilbur Junior High School support from educators.
Owl poloists
Coach Sumers left nothing to TD on the next play. De Costa scored the only TD last week. opened the football season with Through inrschool and intra- Howe hospitalized
chance. He and his assistants- 45th game of a 2-hour and 10- ran for the extra point. End Loren Heck was injured an 18-0 win over the Serra High mural programs throughout the host SJ club DETROIT (AP) - Veteran
Bob Bow, Ernie Leydecker and minute match, Chuck McKinley In the second quarter G u n n last week and may miss to- nation, 43 million high school Foothill College's water polo forward Gordie Howe was
School freshmen Thursday.
Lee Megginson — worked hard broke John Newcombe's serve went 62 yards in eight plays to
Ruben Salas scored the first and grade school students may team makes first of eight sea- knocked groggy and taken to a
in getting the team ready for and advanced to the quarter- score. Coffran and Yeager each
Warrior TD on a two-yard run. eventually be exposed to the son home appearances Saturday, hospital for observation Thurs-
the opener. finals of the Pacific Southwest ripped off gains of 12 yards and Paly poloists Bill Bourgaize got the next one sport of bowling.
• * •
hosting a seasoned San Jose Wa- day night as the Detroit Red
The result was excellent or- Tennis Championships with a Bianchi made 14 on a keeper when he intercepted a pass and ter Polo Club entry at 11 a.m. Wings romped to a 5-2 hockey
ganization and crisp execution
6-4, 6-8, 12-10 victory. play. Craig Dulas pushed over grab easy win ran 20 yards to score. A Sunnyvale team, the "Me- The contest marks the first victory over a combination of
of assignments. You might ex- for the final yard into the end A 14-yard-run by Jim Dickson iabs" moved into third place and meeting of the two teams. San -Payers from ,.their Pittsburgh
pect a team to have 10 men on McKinley,
Tex., held his
of San
own
Antonio,
serve after
zone. Bianchi passed to Mark over Sequoia completed the scoring. Wilbur a crack at $200 in the 5th annual Jose is paced by former San and Memphis farm clubs.
the field at times in their first
breaking the Aussie's. In the Harrison for the extra point. ran and passed for. 247 yards Bay Area Industrial tournament Jose State star Bob Wegman
game. 42-YMD RUN Palo Alto High School opened at Holiday Bowl in San Leandro and features several other for-
while holding Serra to 79.
18th game of the third set New-
But Gunn didn't. Once they combe had match point, but Mc- In the third quarter, Bianchi the 1964 South Peninsula Athletic
Next week the Warriors take with a 2,993, including handi- mer area collegiate stars. LIMOUSINE SERVICE
had 12 but never 10. went 42 yards on an option play League water polo season with cap. Leaders are the Kaiser Foothill won its season-opener Polo Alto — Peninsula
Kinley couldn't be put down. on the Bellarmine freshmen.
to score the final TD of the day. a 15-3 win over Sequoia Thurs- Missiles team with 3,038. Tuesday as Coach Nor! Thorn- Door to Door Pick Up
LOTS OF CHEERING Roy Emerson of Australia and day.
Gunn runners rambled for 228 * • ton's Owls trampled San Jose Sh?i e-a-Ridfi T o o r F r o m
The cheerleaders jumped and Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, The Vikes hit on 15 of 38 shots Mott shines Grandparents are, ga City College 31-1 in the losers'
$7
Inter n a t i o n a l A i r p o r t . . .
danced and shook their pom- Calif., also won second - round yards with Bianchi getting 73. they fired at the Sequoia goal. 327-4141
ognition as well as, pool.
pons. The band managed to play matches. Emerson beat Charles Yeager, the team c a p t a i n , The top scorer was Robin Wa-
the same songs. Pasarell of UCLA 14-12, 6-1, and gained 44 in just five tries. pies with seven goals. Pete Sie-
in Terman's There will be a
Sweepers at Plaza Bowl in San
Grandma's
And the weatherman cooper- Ralston defeated Australia's The game gave coach Dale bert scored four and Dave Guy,
ated too much. It was too hot Tony Roche, 6-4, 6-3. Sumers a chance to see most grid victory Jose Oct. 25, and a Grandma-
to play football. In other second round matches of his players in action.
He saw need for work on tim-
Larry
Stearn
Guy,
each
Jim
got
Thoits
one.'
Dr. Dick Horn, who was the, Thursday Fred Stolle of Austral- ing and also the exchange of In the frosh-soph game Palo downs and passed for two more Nov. 22.
and Tom
Greg Mott ran for two touch-
Grandpa
toga Lanes,
tournament at Sara
also in San Jose A big American "I
attending p h y s i c i a n at the la" defeated Vic Seixas, Villa- the ball between the centers and Alto won 4-1 as Joe Welch scored as Terman Junior High School's Keith Clark fired at 234 and
game, thought he w o u l d be nova, Pa., 8-6, 6-4, and Pierre quarterbacks. All five times the twice.

than football injuries.
treating sunstroke cases rather Darmon of France defeated Al- ball was lost on fumbles it was In other SPAL varsity games dan High frosh 33-6 Thursday at 820 Scratch at Indian Bowl in
He didn't have to do much of
either. The players survived the
heat and there were only three
len Fox of Los Angeles 6-2, 6-1. Thursday, Menlo-Atherton de- San Francisco.
football team smacked the Rior- Al Christopherson a 652 in the
Palo Alto to highlight the week'.'
Ina British
Kramer out
on that exchange.
The Titans p l a y their next
game against Junipero H-igh Carlos'edged Carlmont 9-7.
School of Monterey next Satur-
feated

Bill
Cubberley

Brandt
15-6,

scored
and

nine
San

goals
Mott returned the opening scoring.
kickoff 80 yards and later ram- The game of musical chairs
bled 30 yards from scrimmage among bowling executives con
sports cart
minor i n j u r i e s . Dr. H o r n
checked the fallen players and
for season? day at Terman. for
the
M-A
other
and
six.
Russ
High
Kidder
man
got
for
for the
Kevin
next Terman TD.
Martin raced 25 yards
tinues. Within the Blumenfeld
organization, Don Titcomb has
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - The scoring and statistics: Cubberley was Dick Crittenden
declared all fit for further duty. for the third touchdown. moved from Redwood City's
Jerry Kramer, the Green Bay GUNN 7 7 6 0-20
All three were from Serra. SERfJA JVs 0 0 0 0—0 with three. Mott finished up the day with Woodside Bowl to Cherry Bowl
Packers' all - pro offensive In a frosh-soph gamo M-A scoring aerials covering 40 in Sunnyvale while Dick Krell
TOO MANY WHISTLES G*nn TDs—Bianchi 2 (43 and seven
guard, says he may miss the yard runs), Dulas (one yard run). XPs— d u n k e d Cubberley 19-1. Tod yards to Martin and 15 yards to has taken over the reins at
The timing got a little mixed
remainder of the National Foot- Harrison (pass from Bianchi), De Costa Speiker scored six goals. Uflul Balboni.
up. There was a two minute Woodside.
ball League season as a result (run). TEAM STATISTICS
warning whistle before the end 6 unit Serra
of surgery.
of the first quarter. That was a First downs 9 2
football first. The whistle was The 28-year-old Kramer said Total yards coined
Yords rushing
14B 47

EASE
24
supposed to come in the second Thursday night that in the sec- Yards passing
quarter.
Then the t i m e r whistled a
ond abdominal operation within Passes attempted .
a week physicians had found Passes completed ..
Had intercepted
and drained a growth about the Fumbles lost
JO
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8
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Yank pennant express stalled by Detroit

Tigers sweep Injured quarterbacks REDWOOD CITY
double header key to college games GUIDE POST
TO GREATER
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In other American League
That little old champagne games, Dick Radatz made his GREEN latter one of four games sched- and again sporting a brutal MOTORING
taster, Yogi Berra, still is 78th appearance and chalked up Associated Press Sports Writer uled for regional television cov- ground game, is solidly favored ECONOMY
manipulating numbers today his 25th save as Boston dropped Three of the top college foot- erage. over Indiana. SALE GOOD THRU MOM.
after the New York Yankees Cleveland 4-2, and Kansas City ball games scheduled this' week- The other TV games are Syra-
pennant express ran afoul o got a 12th-inning homer from end are clouded by the ques- cuse at Holy Cross, the top
the Detroit Tigers.
Berra, who has become ac
rookie
nesota
Larry
5-4.
Stahl to whip Min- tionable status of key quarter- game in the East, Arkansas at
backs Texas Christian in a Southwest
Rollie Stichweh of Conference battle, and Colorado
JC football OPEN EVENINGS
SATURDAY 8 A.M. - 9 P.M.
customed to the taste of that
, bubbly stuff almost every fall in Stottlemyre nursed a 2-1 lead
LOLICH WINS Army, Roger Staubach of Navy
and Jimmy Sidle of Auburn. State U. at Air Force. teams face
hi$ 17 years as a Yankee, was
all ready for his annual sip after
through
opener
eight
against
innings
the Tigers.
of the
But
Southern Cal, the No. 2 team
Staubach, the 1963 Heisman in the nation, is a one-touch-
tough foes OPEN SUNDAY 9-5
Trophy winner, and Stichweh down favorite over a Michigan
N<jw York swept two from De- Detroit loaded the bases in the both are reported ailing from State team that will be trying to
troit Wednesday, reducing their ninth and Gates Brown's single
magic number to two. knocked in the tying and lead
Record swinger ankle injuries, but last-minute rebound from an upset; third- Foothill College and M e n l o BRAKE DRUMS TURNED
Carl Walker of Providence, R.I., lakes CL,rs during W o r l d indications are that both will ranked Illinois could have its College polished up their offense BRAKE SHOES ARCED
But the Tigers turned right runs. Don Wert's sacrifice fly Softball tournament at Sunnyvale last week. He set tourney play. and defense today in prepara
arpund and knocked off the produced another as Mickey hands full in Northwestern pass- tion for Saturday night's noncon-
Bombers 4-2 and 5-2 Thursday Lolich picked up his 18th victo- record of three home runs. Sidle, ace of Auburn's unbeat- ing ace Tom Myers, a game ference activity against talented
delaying the clinching of New ry.
It was Brown again in the
en
has
and
an
seventh-ranked
injured shoulder to
team,
take
that
on
could have a major bearing opponents.
the Big Ten outcome; Ohio Rubber Mallet
York's 29th pennant at least
another day. If the Yankees nightcap scoring two of the
whip Cleveland and Kansas City three runs off loser Rollie Shel-
Sunnyvale may bid into an important Southeastern State, ranked fifth in the nation' Foothill opens its home slate Solid Rubbtr Htod. For body
Conference match with Ken-
tucky, author of the biggest
with the Cabrillo College Sea-
hawks and Menlo, unbeaten in work, handle.
mounting tires. Wood
takes Chicago, Yogi can whoop don. He scored on a wild pitch two starts, tangles with Santa
Marlene Hagge
it up again. But Berra isn't n the second and rode home on
depending on the A's.
NEED 2 WINS
Wert's triple after his second
traight single in the fourth.
again for tourney upset of the young season.
The action gets under way
leads tourney
tonight with three major games
Rosa JC at Santa Rosa.
The Owls from Foothill were
beaten 20-14 by American River 44*
• Two Yankee victories in the McNally had a no-hitter for By JOHN KANE a 4-2 record against some of theon schedule: Cincinnati at De- JC last w e e k at Sacramento
three-game set with the Indians 6 2-3 innings before Lock's shot Sunnyvale may be among the best clubs in the nation. In fact, troit, New Mexico at Brigham LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - while Menlo blanked College o
Marlene Bauer Hagge shot four • ^ pEAK
will end all the speculation and broke it up. A walk and a wild bidders for the Amateur Softball Val Marchi's Stars were the Young and Furman at George consecutive birdies son the back Matin 40-0 and knocked off Napa
that's what Yogi is shooting for. pitch put the runners in scoring Association's 1965 World Softball most explosive club in the tour- Washington.
The runners-up aren't dropping position but McNally escaped Tournament. nament and wound up with a TOP GAME nine Thursday, fired a record- Colfege 40-27.
Possibly the. top match on tying 67 and took a one-stroke draws a bye this weekend.
jpQ W
College of San M a t e o (0-2) HEEL
DISCS
by the wayside themselves as he jam by getting Ken Hunt on Officials of the Youth Base- flock of individual records.
evidenced by Baltimore's 2-0 a long fly.
blanking of Washington Thurs- The victory left the "Orioles •organization which sponsored 1 of Sunnyvale tied with Lake- ranked Navy visiting eighth-
lead in the first round of the
ball Association, the nonprofit Ed Loveless and Ben Gonzales Saturday's program has sixth- $15,000 Ladies' PGA Golf Cham- In JC games Thursday night 1O
San Joaquin Delta C o l l e g e
day which kept the Orioles' one percentage, point back otthe^or^-tournament-last month weod's Rich Oreb for most runs ranked Michigan. The Wolver- pionship. trimmed City College of San
chance to tie alive. So, figures second-place Chicago which was ines, orie of the top choices in Right . behind Mrs. Hagge Francisco 13-7 at Stockton and
the Big Ten, have a powerful Mary Mills of Ocean Diablo Valley College and Mo- Chrome 1 O O
Berra, the best way to wrap it die, are" '-Seriously considering efforts Stars clubbed three doubles to ground game to "throw at thewere Finish J| ea.
up is for the Yankees to win to land the event again nextj tie Levittown's John Hefferen in Springs, Miss., with a 68, and desto JC battled to a 12-12 tie at
that department, and Ray Phil- Middies, who build their attack Sandra Haynie of Phoenix,
two. Braves 7, Mets 3 year 1 of S u n a e r o v e i n fiVe around the multitalented Mr. Ariz., with a 69.
Modesto.
Of course iHhe Athletics care NEW YORK MILWAUKEE Although attendance fell below' ^ , "^ ' ? Staubach. 4)

•t ,h e tournament. runs rnn<; to

f n lead
I P H H that
t h a t category.
to cooperate by knocking off Klaus 2b ab
.Chicago or Detroit happens to Mc/Villn
r lib!
4 0 0 0 Corty If
ss 5 1 2 0 Moyecf
Chratphr rf 4 0 3 1 Kolb cf
«• . ob r r
3 1 2 | expectations,
. .?
4 1 1 0was hailed by ASA officials,
100 0 baseman Carl Walker set a tour-
ratppnrv
Providence's slugging f i r s t Army, unbeaten
games, visits Austin,
in two
GOLF RESULTS King and Court
Tex., for
JACK STAND
top Baltimore tonight, Yogi will Hlckman If 4 1 1 0 Alou rf 5 1 0 0team managers and players as «<» Safest Way to
nament record with three,Jiorrie,^oth the Cadets' first night
gladly accept the help. Smith 3b
Taylor c
4 1 1 1 Bailey c
4 0 1 1 Torre lb
The Tigers weren't much help Kranepl.lb 4 0 0 0 Kllmck 3b 4 1 2 1history of the event.
5 2 2 4one of the best in the 33-year
3 0 10 runs," and Providence shortstop game and their first encounter Women's Golf Club:
play Saturday
Results of Thursday's medal play tour
nament held by the Palo Alto Hills
4ft~ Make Car Repair*
Joe Unsworth belted the most with Texas, the defending na- Class A—Mrs. C. W. Gelter, 88-18—70;
Thursday, coming from behind Elliot cf Kanehl cf 2 0 0 0 Manke 2b 2 1
10 0 0
0 0
in the ninth to pull out the open- Wkefleld p 1 0 I 0 Alomar ss 4 0 3 1 Sponsors will lose money—just triples, 2.
1 0 0 0 Wood 2b LOST MONEY tional champs, currently top- Mrs. at Sunnyvale
A. M. Clark, 89-18—71; Mrs. R. W.
Diamond, 89-17—72.
A * Heavy Duty
ranked and unscored on in two Class B—Mrs. N. K. White, 95-23—72; There's one more big soft- 1DL * 3-Ton
er against rookie Mel Stottle- Alfman Locke p 2 0 0 0 Lmaster p 2 0 1 1
ph 1 0 1 0 how much won't be determined Grafton also set a tournament starts. Mrs. C. V. Croosk, 95-22—73; Mrs. S. S. ball attraction at Jelcick Field
myre and then getting a six- until all of the bills and re- record by allowing 33 hits. The
hitter from rookie Dennie Mc- Totals 36 3 10 3 Totals 34 7 12 7 ceipts are in. The Sunnyvale previous high was 31, set by The mighty Longhorns, who 5;Class
Kroopf, 99-23—76.
C—Mrs. M. R. Ledoyan, 100-25—
in S u n n y v a l e , site of last jHN 13" to 19"
Roy Stephenson of Long Island play possession ball and just Mrs. F. L. Tlppett, 100-25—75; Mrs. week's world softball tourna-
Lain to win the nightcap. NEW YORK 102 000 000-3 people put together a $25,000
grind it but, are two-touchdown D.Class K. Smith, 102-25—77.
MILWAUKEE . 403 000 OOx—7
package and income is certain in 1951. D—Mrs. H. E. Gowthrop, 102-29— ment.
Dave McNally permitted just Grafton and Gonzales were favorites over Paul '" ~" Mrs. G. Pitching sensation E d d i e
one hit—a seventh-inning dou- York E: — Srr.ith. Bailey. Maye. DP — New to fall far below that figure.
?, Milwaukee I. LOB—New York 8. to the all-world first hree-platoon = team. Stichweh, Class E—Mrs. W. H. Magruder, 98-32— Feigner — The King and His 19" to 24" $2.69
ble by Don Lock — in blanking Milwaukee 9. 'An estimated 20,000 people at- named 66; Mrs, B. E. Austin, 104-32—72; Mfs. Court — will meet the Santa
the Senators for Baltimore. or 2B—Hickman, Klimchock, Bailey, Alorn
HR-Bailey (5.). SB—McMillan. SF-- tended the eight-day tourna- team and Phillips and catcher big gun in the Army attack, was G. R. Weinkoph, 110-34—76. Clara All-Stars at 8 p.m. Sat-
j Lpmaster. ment, wh'ich ended last Friday j of njured in a victory over Boston
Results of Thursday's trophy tourna- urday at Jelcick Field. Feig-
Reds 5, Bucs 4 Wakrfield-L 3 5
IP H R ER KB SO
2-S 1 0 . 0 0 7 with Burch Gage of Detroit cap-
the second team.
PITCHING
College last week. ment held by the Palo Alto Women's Golf
Alabama, ranked fourth in theClub at Palo Alto Municipal Course: ner and his three, man team CREEPER
PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI Locke faced 3 men In 8th. turing the championship. W L I P SO BB ER Low net—Mrs. P. A. Johnston, 101-26— have played against full nine-
ab r It bl ob r h bl HBP—B/ Wakefield (Torre). T—2,-32 Jones ( D ) 5 0 39.1 41 1 17 nation, and an easy winner in
Schofleldss 3 1 2 1 Rose 2b 4 o l 01 "An ASA world tournament Pearson (Lkw) 1 40 50 2 22 75. Low putts—Mrs. E. J. Jenner, 30.
ma'n clubs on s o f t b a l l s
Virdoncf 4 0 1 1 Ruiz 3b 4 0 1 o| has never made money the first Dudley. (Lev) , .1 39.1 ,41 2 15 two starts, is a top-heavy, favor- Gluss A—Mrs. H. W. Blnkley, 92-14—78;
9 28 te against Vanderbilt at Birm-
Mrs. G. R. Ortiz) 96-17—79; Mrs. P. Low, diamonds the world over.
4 0 0 0 Robinson rf 3 0 1 1 Cubs 4, Dodgers 3 time it has been held in a city," Grafton <Svl). .
Clemnttrf 4 0 1 5 Plnson cf 4 1 1 o Szeryk ( P ) . . . 1 33.2 37
102-23—79.
Lynch If 1 35 20 7 33
Feigner's bag of tricks in-
2 12 ngham, Ala., Saturday night.
Frees* 3b 3 0 0 0 Johnson lb 2 1 0 0CHICAGO Class B—Mrs. R. H. Sharp, 100-24—76;
LOS ANGELES noted Dick Milkovich, director Wlcal Hancy ( C w ) . . . 0 20. 19 Mrs. Ti Coe, 105-25—80.
Clendnon lb 4 0 0 0 Harper If 1 1 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl (S) . . . 0-8 13 The Midwest has a corner on Class C—Mrs. P. A. Johnston, 101-26— cludes pitching from second
Mazrskl 2b 4 0 1 0 Keough rf 1 0 0 0Stewart js 4 11 OCrawf'd rf 4 0 0 0of the event. "I'm certain that Surhoff ( D ) . . 1 17.2 1] 75; Mrs. Frank Gamberutti, 107-26—81; base, pitching behind his back,
May C 2 1 1 0 Cardens ss 4 0 0 0Clemens rf• 4 1 1 OWills 3b 4 13 0 BATTING much of the major action. In Mrs.
Gibbon p 1 1 1 0 Cokerc 4 2 3 2Williams If 3 1 1 OW.Davis cf 3 1 1 1 with the experience we gained G A B R H Avg addition to Navy at Michigan,
E. J. Jenner, 107-26—81.
and pitching blindfolded. His
Wlssmn ph 1 1 1 0 Purkey p 2 0 0 0Santo 3b 2 1 1 2Grlfflth If 4 0 11 this year, and the interest that Wickersham ( A ) , of 5 16 2 7 ,438
Bailey ph 1 0 0 0 Nuxhall p 1 0 1 0Boc'bla l b 4 0 2 1 Roseboro c 4 0 0 1 Weatherby ( C ) , of 5 17 2 7 .41'2there's
Results of the championship
Southern California at ment held by the Kiote Hills Women s tourna- team consists of shortstop Jer-
Ellis p 1 0 1 0Gabr's'n cf 4 0 0 0Parker lb 3 0 10 was built by the tournament, we L o m b a r d o ( D ) , of-inf 6 20 8 .400 Michigan . State, Illinois at Golf Club: ry Jones, f i r s t baseman Al
Campbell 2b 4 0 0 OOllver 2b 2 0 10 would do much better financially Bower (S) of 4 10 .400 Chqmpionship flight—Mrs. Hal Conefry
Totals 31 4 8 4 Totals 31 5 8 3R novsky c 3 0 0 0Fairly ph 10 0 0 Porto ( F ) ot 3 10 .400 Northwestern, Indiana at Ohio d. Mrs. Frank Crooks, 1 up; First f l i g h t - Jackson and catcher B i l l
Koonce p 3 0 0 OT'cewski 2b 0 0 0 0the next time." Unruh JF) 2b . . . . . . 3 10 1 .40* Kehrer. QUALITY
PITTSBURGH < 001 020 010-4. Jaeckel p ' 1 0 0 0 Shirley s 3 110 Clark ( V c v r ) of . . 3 10 0 .400
'State, Purdue at Notre Dame Mrs. Al Pyron d. Mrs. Carl Norwood, 2-1;
CINCINNATI 020 101 10x-5 T.Davis ph 10 10 SHOT IN ARM Grafton (Svle) p-of . 6 18 4 .389 and Washington at Iowa, the Second flight—Mrs. Wallace Jones d. Mrs.
Ed Tengler, 5-4. MADE
E-Schofleld. DP—Cincinnati 1. L O B - Drysdale p 2 0 0 0 There is no doubt that the Miron ( L e v ) of . . 5 13 0 5 .385
Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 9. Monn ph 10 0 0 Hefferen ( L e v ) of . 8 27 3 10 .3701
2B—Schofleld 2, RuU, Robinson, Coker, Totals 32 4 6 3 Totals 32 3 9 3 world tournament was a shot in Jones (D) p : 6 11 4 .364
3B—Plnson. HR—Coker (1). SB—Harper. Chicago 000 003 010—4 the arm for Midpeninsula soft- Machado ( L k w ) l b ' 4 11 4 .364
EASY ROLL WHEELS
S—Schofield, Ruiz, Johnson. Los Angeles 001 000 020—3

Gibbon
IP H R ER BB SO E—Campbell. DP—Chicago
4 4 3 2 4 3 Chlcogo 5, Los Angeles 7
Balentme ( F ) of
LOB— ball. Many people got their first Gonzales (Svle) 2b . . . 6 20
. 3 11 4 .364
7 .350 HOWARD PETERSON*
BIOSJ L 5-8 .2 1 1 1 1 1 ?B—Clemens. Boccabella, T Davis. HR
look at high caliber softball and Harwell ( L k w ) Of .
Phillips (Svle) Of
6 18
. 6 19
6 .333
6 .316 AUTO SEAT
0 2 1 1 0 0 — Santo (30). SB—Stewart, Wills S—Drys- liked what they saw.
Sisk
Foce
Purkey
Nuxholl W 9-8
2 1 0 0 0 1 dale SF—W, Davis.
4'b 6 3 3 1 1
J ] .J 2 1 1 1 0 Koonce W 3-0
IP H R ER BB SO The performance of the Sun-Parker
Surnmerford (Cw) of . 5 19
(Cw) 2b . . . . . 5 13
Forbes (S) of
3 2 3 nyvale Stars also provided a bigBreskovich ( L k w ) of . .7 23
. 4 13
6 .316
i .308
4 .308
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. Sisk faced ? men In 7th, Nuxhall faced Drysdale L 1816 . 7 2 3 6 4 4 4 4 boost. Sunnyvale, given l i t t l e A—Aurora; Cw—Clearwater; D—Detroit;
3 men in 8th. Perranoski 1 1 - 3 0 0 0 '0 1 chance in pre-tourney specula- S—Seattle; F—Fresno; V —Vancouver ;
WP—Gibbon. PB—Coker. T-2:24. A ~ Koonce faced 3 men in 8th
7,081. W P - D r y s d a l e . T—2:34. A—1?4<>9
Svle—Sunnyvale; Lev— Levittown; Lkw—
tion, finished in third place with Lakewood; P—Providence. METAUTO-
METAL
BUCKLE
Garner's RPM
Foyt enters Riverside classic
By BOB GARNER sports car for the John Mecom Ken Miles of the famous Carroll Ron put the * street Cobra
A. J. Foyt of Texas, glorying Team of Houston, Tex., in theShelby Cooper - Ford factory, through the 2.25-mile course in
tin the greatest year of racing chase for the $38,000 purse. He's they will be back to defend their 3:56.61.
ever enjoyed by an American pp qlify
already won a quarter-million laurels with a strong entry Ed O'Shea of San Francisco, . . . ExcMdf ell
driver, is the latest major entry dollars this season to become which will consist of former also driving a Cobra, stopped S.A.E. ip«elfi-
in the seventh annual 200-mile racing's all-time money winner. Indy champ Parnelli Jones, the clocks in 3:58.58 to take tationt. ONLY - EACH
Grand Prix for sports cars at Foyt, U.S. Auto QJub's first Richie Ginther, Ronnie Buck- second spot.
Riverside ' International Race- four-time champion (1960-61-63- num, Ed Leslie and Miles. Top time of the day went to STEWART WARNER
way Oct. 11. 64) will be long on power for Ginther is a member of theBen Heinlein of Monte Sereno. A MATCHED *
The four-time national champ- the big international speed con- BRM Grand Prix team and cur-member of the Continentals AUTOMOTIVE GAUGES
ion will drive an unusual new est in the brand new Mecom rently stands fourth in the world Sports Car Club, Ben drove his
machine. Powered by a Chrysler championship point scramble. Austin-tfealey through th e
hemi-head 426 cubic inch engine The Cooper-Ford dominated course in 3:55.11.
GOLFERS reported to be putting out more last year's fall international cal- Bill Balingit of Palo Alto took
than 500 h.p. endar with the late Dave Mc-third in Class D with his Elva,
Donald sweeping to victories at petting through the course in
Riverside and Monterey. AMMETER
Don't Miss Kntries continue to pour in for For Parnelli, this will markj 4:09.80. GAUGE
This the $30,000 Monterey G r a n d his first shot at Laguna's famed 3S7WM
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Johnson holds advantage in Mountain states

(EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is states and may become the first The race in Colorado, Wyoming water in his drive for the nomi- Goldwater this time. Demo- sition from Lt. Gov. Paul Lax- Montana is a big question In Wyoming, the QOP is
another in a series of dis- Democratic candidate in 16 and Montana1 is close, while in- nations. crats hold a registration su- alt, an early Goldwater sup- making a strong bid to unseat
patches on the political situa- years to capture a majority of tra-party feuding appears to be Smylie calls Markham's re- periority of about 2-1, including porter and,the only GOP state- mark as the campaign moves Sen.
into its crucial weeks. The Gale McGee, a liberal
tion around the country.) the area's 24 electoral votes. c u t t i n g into Goldwater s moval a mistake and says it a 4-1 lead in populous Clark wide office holder.
Goldwater - Johnson race is Democrat, and win the state's
Democratic leaders in Utah strength in Idaho. will hurt Goldwater's chances County. three electoral votes for Gold-
Cannon has accused his op-
and' Nevada believe the Presi- However, Goldwater's popu- of winning the state's four elec- In a key Nevada Senate race, ponent of trying to disassociate rated very close. Political ana- water. McGee is locked in a
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah dent leads Sen. Barry Goldwa- larity in the six states should toral votes. incumbent Democrat Howard himself from Goldwater be- lysts say the one "sure bet" in close battle with former GO£
(UPI) — President Johnson is ter, the Republican nominee, by not be discounted. In his suc- Cannon is facing strong oppo- cause the Arizona senator is the state is that Senate Majori- state chairman John Wold.
running strong in the Mountain wide margins in their states. cessful drive for the residential In Utah, one poll shows John-
son holding a 2-1 lead over trailing in the polls. Laxalt ad- ty Leader Mike Mansfield will Goldwater is given a razor-
nomination, he won 73 of a pos- Goldwater in a state which mits he is running an "inde- be re-elected. Another import- thin edge over Johnson in Wy-
sible 76 delegates votes from rolled up big majorities for Lone man juror pendent" campaign but says he ant race is the gubernatorial oming by many observers. Par-
Cigarette consumption these states at the national con- Richard M. Nixon and Dwight
vention. D. Eisenhower in the past three has last word remains "staunchly" in Gold- battle between incumbent Tom ty leaders on both sides' have
water's corner. Babcock, a Goldwater Republi- urged their candidates to cam-
The controversy over control elections. BOTH CLAIM LEAD can, and Democrat Roland paign in the state if they ex-
over women
trend rated uncertain 't^H&c'tical nuclear weapons ap- CARRY GOVERNORSHIP Both Republicans and Demo-
pears to be costing Goldwater A lopsided victory for the OAKHURST, Calif. (AP) - crats claim to be ahead in slight edge.
Renne. Babcock is given a pect to claim its electoral votes
in November.
support, " i r i s felt the Arizona The defense attorney was Colorado. The GOP maintains
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Her this year after issuance of senator would be running much P r e s i d e n t in Utah probably
Agriculture Department says the surgeon general's report stronger would carry Sen. Frank E. polling the jury Thursday in that the tide that carried Nixon
if the issue was not in Moss, a liberal Democrat and Grub Gulch District Court after to a landslide win over the
the long-range trend of cigarette which condemned smoking as a the campaign.
smoking remains uncertain. health hazard, has increased strong administration supporter, return of a guilty verdict in a late President Kennedy four Famous the World Over
REASON FOR RIFT into a second term over GO# crunk driving case. years ago and routed Demo-
Smoking, which dropped ear- recently. The domestic output of
cigarettes this year, however, is The Idaho rift is partially at- challenger Ernest L. Wilkin- He asked the only man on the crats from nearly all state of- JAPANESE DINNERS
expected to be 532 billion — 3 tributed to the ouster of Nation- son. jury, Benjamin Lemon, how he fices and control of the legisla-
Contest honors per cent below last year. al
ham
Committeeman
from the
Harry
executive
Mark-
com-
Democrat
ton, a Salt
Calvin
Lake City
L. Ramp-
attorney,
voted.
guilty."
Replied Lemon: "Not ture in 1962 is again evident.
The court was in an Gov. John Love s u p p o r t e d
SERVED BY KIMONO-CLAD BEAUTIES
The decline, which reached as
announced much as 8 per cent in February- mittee of the GOP National is favored to end a 16-year uproar. Pennsylvania Gov. W i l l i a m IN JAPANESE STYLE ROOMS

April, was 2 per cent in May- Committee. Markham, a mod- GOP grip on the governorship. "They made me do it," cried Scranton in his losing bid for
by Pen Women July. erate and close political ally of Nevada was one of only four Lemon, pointing to the 11 wom- the GOP presidential nomina-
Gov. Robert E. Smylie, was re- states in the West that wound en jurors. tion. The split between the con-
Results of the Palo A l t o "If cigarette use continues placed by Mrs. Gwen Barnett. 2116 N. El Camlno Real Mountain View
fairly near the level indicated up in President John F. Ken- The stunned prosecution beaj servative and moderate ele- Closed Mondays YO 1-1694
branch of the National League Idaho national committeewoman nedy's column in 1960. Johnson a hasty retreat and reduced the ments appears to have been
of American Pen Women's an-
for mid-1964," the department and an early backer of Gold- is a heavy favorite to outpoll charge to reckless driving.
said Wednesday, "output and healed, at least superficially.
nual contest have b e e n an- consumption might be up a little
nounced by the group. in 1965.
Alee Stores Open all Day Sunday
ALEC
Judges were Irene Gibbs, po- UNCERTAIN
etry; Winifred Johnson, fiction, "The immediate and longer
and Josephine Opsahl, articles. range trend of cigarette con- Specials good Fri., Oct. 2 through Tues., Oct. 6
The results were as follows: sumption, however, will remain
Short stories — First prize, somewhat uncertain for some
Amy Rehmus; second, Gertrude time."
May Lutz; honorable mention, It also reported a continuing
Greer Newcomb. increase in cigars and cigarillos
with consumption this year
UJest'B&uL SHOPPING CENTERS
Juvenile stories — first prize,
Grace Douglas; second, Ruth expected to be 30 per cent larg-
Nugent; honorable mention, er than last season.
Gertrude May Lutz.
Serious verse—first prize. Jane
Sloan; second, Ruth Vesely;
honorable mention, Jane Sloan.
Humorous Verse — first prize,
Speedy candidate
has slow symbol
TYLER, Tex. (UPI) — The
Automatic

Jane Sloan; second, Ruth Vese-
ly; honorable mention, Jane
Sloan.
Articles — first prize, Monica
McDonald; second, tie, Alma
Patton and Gertrude May Lutz.
Coffee
Republican presidential candi-
date may be a jet-plane candi-
date, but the party's traditional
symbol can't keep up.
Texas Republicans, planning
a fast campaign tour of the

Art — first prize, tie, Geral-
dine Baldwin, watercolor, and
Norma McLaren, oil. Second,
Beth Bergh, copper and enamel
portrait.
Maker
state, had to leave at home
their mascot, a 1000-pound ete-
phant named Beulah. Beulah,
they said, can't stand to travel
at more than 45 miles an hour.

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By AL VERMEER
The Zunis Trip under sea TIME*
The Zunis have to be careful One day I thought I would HONEST; MOM! THEN WHY DONT
FOR BED,
of how much water they use. take a trip under the sea. I got PRISCILLA WE SEND H I M
Water is very scarce. They use my airtube and some other TO BED?
account sticks. Each time a stuff. I got a boat and off I went.
farmer uses some water he cuts When I was at the deepest
a notch in his account stick. part of the sea, I stopped my
The subchief watches these ac- boat and jumped in.
count sticks to see if anybody When I reached the bottom, I
has more than his share. saw a giant clam. Unfortu-
In the fall the wheat is ready nately, I got stuck in the clam.
to be harvested. The zunis cut I tried to get out but it was no
the wheat at the top. They .take use. Already I had a broken leg
it to the threshing room. The and even worse I was running
children drive the horses round out of air. I didn't have any
and round to grind the wheat. food, either. Then I thought of
The women make bread out of something.
it. They sweep the ovens. The I got a piece of seaweed and
bread cooks until it is golden started to tickle the clam. The
brown. clam laughed so much that I BEN CASEY By NEAL ADAMS
KAREN GARDINER, climbed out.
Third Grade, Even though I had a broken
Ledera School. leg I could still swim pretty MAGGIE? I'M SO GLAD Hi'S RIGHT HERE. I'LL
I REACHED YOU. AAA I ASK HIM. I'M SURE
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PAT SUNDEEN,
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My mother And he said "good-by."
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Section IV FRIDAY, OCT. 2~ 1964 PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Paqe 3 3

WANT APS: 321-0400 TELEPHONE 321-0400

.
Classified 210 —HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 210 — HOUSEHOLD
Want 1214 — Office Equipment 216 —HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS and Supplies APPLIANCES WANT AD INDEX
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Rates and Information * SALE! FURNITURE! FLOOR CLEARANCE SALE! • IBM Dictating Equipment RENTAL DEPOT
I-or your convenience, the classifications listed below are
WAS SALE MODEL SAMPLES! arranged in alphabetical order within major business groups.
if Divan & Chair, makes into bed . $149.95. ..$ 99.88 standard dictating units cost 1 he classifications appear in numerical order in the Times
* Box Spring & Mattress Set $ 49.95 ..$ 33.00 HUGE" DISCOUNTS $492 each, sacrifice $195 ea. RENT BY PHONE want ad section.
The Want Ad
Result Number: 321-0400
J^6 U00 for all other departments of the Times.
it Large Naugahyde Recltner
Chair & Ottoman, coral linen
Big Italian Provincial Chair
8 ft. Custom Quilt Sofa .
.... . $139.95. . $ 86.66
1129 95 . $ 86.66
:159!95' $ 88.88
$299.95. . $204.44
These complete name brand
2 bedroom housefulls contain; i
portable
3-piece Kroehler sectional; 2 3 transcribers cost $435 ea.,
e'id tables; 1m cocktail table.,
dictating
cost $480, sacrifice $185
sacrifice $175 ea.
unit TV's, stereos, 3 way combos.,
washers, dryers, refrigs.
INSTANT DELIVERY
Announcements: 100-199 j REAL ESTATE (Cont'd):
Business Personals . .-. . 130 REAL ESTATE
Den Sofa, linen $149.95. $106.44 decorator la ps; Berkime Will make special price for Rental applied to purchase. Lost and Found .. 110 Alvi$o 900
Pole Lamp, multicolors $ 7.95. ,.$ 5.95 lounge and reclmer chairs; purchase of entire package. M A R V E L A P P L I A N C E CO. Personals .., 120 Aptos 928
Ma n office, Lytton Ave. and Ramona St., Palo Alto. 8 ft. Early American Sofa . $379.95. . $226.32 master bedroom set, solid 854-4400—Mrs. Overtoil Call any time, 537-8382^ _ Summer Camps . . . . . . . 136 Belmont 834
Bed Frames $ 7.95. ..$ 4.44 cherry complete with Sim Uied"~AppTlanc*^ C L E A R A N C E Ben Lomond 924
Philco 19" T V . with stand $189.95 $156 66 mons springs and mattress; STUDENTS — TRY before you Bendix gas dryer $39 Boulder Creek 922
WANT AD RATES (Minimum Ad Is 3 Lines) Swivel Rockers, all colors $ 79.95 . $ 49.88 twin bedroom set, with Serta buy. RENT TO OWN NEW Whirlpool gas dryer $48 AUTOMOTIVE: 400-499 Burlmgame 822
Solid Maple Headboards & Footboards $ 69.95. $ 24.44 box and mattresses; Bassett Portable Typewriters from Hotpoint apt refrig. $45 Antique, Custom Cars . . 412 Campbell 886
I 2-3 consecutive times 60c per line per day rge Student Desk
Large $ 89 95 $ 62.88 dining set with china; carpet; $5.20 per mo—3 mo. Credit Hoptoint 8 ft. refr. $48 Auto Parts, Accessories, Coastside Properties .. 934
COME EARLY FOR T H E BARGAINS YOU WANT! 9 piece den set complete; Purch. New & used typewrit GE 8 cu. ft. refrig. $50
4 consecutive times 50c per line per day No phone orders for these items. BANK TERMS. range, refrigerator, auto, ers. Delmer Israel Office Ma BOUCHERS
Repair 460 Cupertino 878
MON, thru F R I . 9 to 9, SAT. 9 to 6, SUN. 11 to 6 chmes, 439 University, P.A Campers, Trailers, Mobile Daly City 808
5 consecutive times 45c per line per day washer. Why p a y $1695?
323-4113 89 Santa Cruz, M.P. DA 2.2109 Homes 450 Fremont 910
Balance now, $597.80—Ass.ume Hayward .' 914
9 consecutive times 28c per line per day GE electric stove, $15; Frlgi- Cars, Trucks—Rental,
26 consecutive times 22c per line per day
* FURNITURE CITY * $4 per week.
Hubb
NEW ELECTRIC daire washer, $20: Large man-
gle, $25; all good condition.
Lease
Imported Cars
434
414
Hillsborough
La Honda
826
918
1910 El Camino Real, cor. Escuela, Mt. View TYPEWRITERS • $159 Los Altos-Los Altos
b consecutive times for the price of 5 803 South First St., San Jose To benefit the Stanford Chil- Motorcycles, Scooters,
CARPETS—RUGS: Save up to Free o f f i c e demonstration dren's Conv. Hospital on the Go-Carts 440 Hills 862
i 70% on finest quality wall-to- Trade-ins accepted. Call 322 grounds, Sat. 12. New Cars 418 Los Gatos 890
210 A—Household Menlo Park-Atherton .. 850

RUG REMNANTS
UuADLINES for insertions, cancellations and corrections: • wall carpeting & room-size 2183, dealer. Trucks, Tractors 430
l-or lues, through bat. -....4:30 p.m. day before publication Wedgewood stove with grill; GE 'Jsed Cars 420 Millbrae . . . . . ' 818
(-or Monday . 1:30 p.m. Saturday
rugs that have been left over Furnishings Wonted Underwood elec. typewrtr. Pica refrig.; both excellent cond. Mdpitas '. 902
from our commercial instal- type. Exc. cond., $85. Reagan Hotpoint washing machine;
(or the day following holiday . . noon on the holiday. Monta Vista 874
After a want ad .!> ordered, it cannot be changed or
lations. Westminster Carpet Victorian or period furniture, 321-5242 or Box 3667, Stanford. Philco TV console; both less EMPLOYMENT: 300-399 Mountain View 866
Mills, Village Corner Shop-
cancelled prior to the first insertion. NEW SHIPMENT ping _ Center, San Antonio &
El Cammo, Los Altos. 9480188,
rugs, paintings and clocks.
Buyer for House Beautiful In 216 — HOUSEHOLD
than 1 yr, old. DA 4 3551 after
5.
Child Care
Education, Instruction,
, 360 ' Newark
Pacifica
906
806
OVER 150 PIECES. SMALL tenors, opening in Palo Alto. Information 350 Palo Alto 858
TO OUR READERS: ENOUGH FOR HALLS,
DdHy 9:30 to 5:30. Friday 'til DA 3-3355. APPLIANCES Employment Agencies . . 310 Pescadero 920
SOME LARGE ENOUGH
9._C|osed Sunday & Monday.
BUY, SELL, TRADE
218—Musical Instruments Employment Wanted . . . . 334 Portola Valley 854
It is our sincere intention that every want ad shall present FOR LIVING ROOMS. 3 bedroom sets with double mat- Call Egypt's Furniture Westinghouse refrigerator, 14 and Instruction Help Wanted Female . . . . 318 Redwood Ci*y 842
a cicir statement of a oona fide offer made in good faith. ; tresses and box springs: 1 1241 El Camino S'vale 961-6990 cu. ft., automatic defrost, ex Help Wanted Male 316 San Bruno 814
If you respond to any want ad that misstates facts, or is in
any way misleading, please repor*. it to the Palo Alto Times SAVE up to 75% '• Heywood Wakefield, $250, 1
; Widdicomb, $250; 1 e a r l y
cellent condition. YO 70141
Bought new Coldspot.
Help Wtd. Male-Female.. 320
Household Help Wanted.. 324
San Carlos
San Francisco
838
802

SALE
Classified Advertising Department. Please report errors in ; A m e r i c a n . $200; sofa, $100. 212 —ANTIQUES San Jose 898
your want ad immediately; the Times cannot be responsible
for more than one incorrect insertion. PENINSULA CARPET j Owner moving. DA 6-8604.
Beautiful Duncan Phyfe dining French & Victorian antiques Spreader, sprayer . & many
Admiral Dural . Temp refrig
$35; Norge elec. stove $30; FINANCIAL:, 600-699
Business Opportunities . . 630
San Mateo
Santa Clara County,
West Valley Area
830
899
539 ALMA ST. • Palo Alto set, refrig. kitchenette, sea- imported direct from Europe; other household toois. 968-5908 Investments 640 Santa Clara 894
Corner Hamilton scapes, chairs, other furniture oil paintings, known artists; Money to. Loan 610
daily 9-5/Thurs. 9-5, 7-9 p.m. and misc 341 Sherwood Way Prem. wall c l o c k s , etc.; Auto washer, gas dryer; belg Santa Cruz 926
110 — LOST and FOUND 120 — PERSONALS M.P. 322-4453. priced
tesy.
to sell; Dealer's cour- rug/pad, 12x12; white plasti
couch; twin box springs < STUDIO DEMONSTRATORS Merchandise: 200-299
Saratoga
Scott's Valley
882
925
BARN SALE |Top prices paid for good used MARGUERITE'S ANTIQUES matt. Best offer. 3218593. 810
Reward for information lead-
ing to recovery of bike lost
FOR AMERICA! FOR
THE GOP! VOTE LBJ! Sofas, chairs, tables, fine b o d ! furniture, appliances, antiques 2510 El Cammo, Redwood City Coldspot refrigerator, 13.5 cu PRACTICE ORGANS Artttques
Musical Instruments and
212 South San Francisco
Sunnyvale 870

SAVE SI 85
at Blossom Plaza Sat., Sept., Hep-Citizens for Johnson room furniture, dinehe set or what have you. No obliga Open 7 days a week, 10 to 4 ft., automatic defrost, goo Instruction . 2 1 8 Watsonville 930
26. 15 speed lime green, Gemi--131 University 323-9663 and many other items. To tion. condition, 961-2383, Bought new Office Equipment and Woodside 846
nirvani, lie. 8380 Los Altos, j Y ou~CAN~he7p~ benefit the Stanford Children's VANS F U R N I T U R E BARGAIN HUNTING? Coldspot. Supplies „ 214
Pets, Supplies, Kennels . 240 RENTALS: 700-799
pJohn*on Conv. Hospital on the grounds. 19/0 Ei Camino. M.V. 967-4653 Sofa, down cush. $55. Rare dm
WH 8-2229 ; paign. U rgent, rummage Sat. 10-2. ing table; black, bleached G E . Portable dishwasher, only
Chinese modern liv. r m . grp. teak top. 8 cane seated chairs, Radio, TV, Sound Apartments for Rent,
ost: Green
Lost: Green Bank side: needed. Demo. Q
Bank bag inside: HQ.,, 263 Uni- 7 months old. $100. ! Furnished . . . 7 1 0
A Gora. Drexel . French provincial dbl. Walnut BR. grp. w/2 dressers. fine china: Spode, antique 968-8613 | Systems 220
black motorcycle saddle bags. ; _versity, 3252876. Agnes
Vic Page Mill, Amarillo, Louis, : M a t u r e , ' sincere, business man bed with 6" over-linked mat- Breakfast set. Must sacrifice. Japanese, Eng. cups & sau- on FAMOUS Swaps 252
Boats, Marine Supplies .. 260
Apartments for Rent,
Unfurnished 712
Oregon txpressway. _ Thurs. urgently needs philanthropist. tress & springs; matching 961-3499 or RE 6-0701. cers; old brass; linen; mir- U" APPLIANCE DELIVERY Building Materials 250 Apartments for Rent,
a.m. Reward $50. 3274215. Palo Alto Times Box 5341. Mr. & Mrs. chest; black par- Leaving country, must sacrifice rors. Family Service Post. Reas. Anytime—7 days—323-9101
quet dining table with 8 Cameras, Photo Supplies 268 Furnished, Unfurnished 714
all furnishings & '62 Rambler 1024 Alma, Menlo Sq., M.P. Commercial, Industrial
European C h a r mi Big savings on new car. Will matching chairs; old oak 38 in. gas range, O'Keefe & Aircraft ' 270
bracelet. Vic. desk, Make offer. 325-3935. S.W. 327-5180. ANTIQUES: Empire sofa, sled Merritt, $40, Good condition Firewood 284 for Rent 752
Rickeys Hyatt drive j t f r O m Chicago. After Community Apartments
or Stickney s 6, 375-7616. Moving — all furniture, an- type, 7', mahog. veneer $250, 325-6981 Foods and Poultry 232
1.198 El Cammo 2 pc. sectional; small kitchen tiques & miscellaneous from 4 Acorn bedstead, V* sz., $125; Gardening Supplies (See Classification .. 800)
28. Rew. 327-4518. 9-5 Re-il.
p.m. i—F r e-m o r | 20' Cu. ft. F R E E Z E R
Sept!K
•* r
t Hills Country Club
membership. Owner transfer
table; Kenmore dishwasher;
cloverleaf coffee table; 12'x 12' bedroom home, DA 2-3986. v
Oval marble-top occ. tbl.. wa<-
nut $125; 2 sm. matched gilt Good cond. In use now. TWO-MANUAL SPINET dhd Nurseries 234
Household Appliances . . 216
Duplexes to Sixplexes
for rent 730
Lost: large German short-haired red. Will discount. 948-5404. tweed rug: drapes; set tubs; * Furniture repair & refinish. mirrors $35. DA 7-4530 for $75 if 327-2894 eves.

ORGANS
Household Furnishings . . 210 Garages for Rent 760
pointer, spotted liver color, 325 9817 Burns & scratches removed appt. Stove & refrigerator. $50 for Livestock, Feeds, Pasture, 230 Houses for Rent,
cFaTrT'cbflar & P.A. license tag.! without refmishing, 324-1777. both. Both good condition. Machinery, Tools—Sale Furnished 720
Reward. DA 3-7507. ! 130 —BUSINESS Unclaimed Mattresses $19.95 ea. , German Grandfather .& W a l l
Twin & double inner spring Apple green upholstered chair & 325-0639 Rent 290 Houses for Rent,
clacks, beer steins, pewter, Unfurnished 722
Lost my dog "Charlie", Friday; | PERSONALS matts., & box springs. \ hassock suitable for student. porcelain, c o l o r e d crystal Working GE washer - dryer Miscellaneous For Sale . . 280
black cocker spaniel; red coJ-j (•FURNITURE F A I R E R $35. 325-3460 wine glasses & other items Sporting Goods 272 Miscellaneous for Rent .. 770
comb., $50; wtr. h t r , glass Condition LIKE NEW Mobile Homes or
lar; Middlefield-Forrest. Re- Ladies— men, learn Swedish 121 First Los Altos 9410252 Sloane's day bed, _Call 968-3]94_after_b_p.m. lined. $5. make offers 9481938. . Spaces i'or Rent . . . . 726
ward. 321 0609 eves^ j massage, by Fla. State lie. Used refrig. , in excel. cond. i k e Warranty SAME AS NEW REAL ESTATE: 800-999
new, $50. Motels, Hotels 706
masseur. Make $510 per hour. X L i c k REPAIR Refrig. Norge 2 yrs. old. 11 cu. Easy Budget Terms Community Apartments 800 Rental Agent* 724
Classes 1 hour week in eve- Cheap. 9x12 Oriental rug, 322.8603. ft. Like new. $95
1
Lost: 3 cats, 9/13, vie. of Alpine
R. MP; Calico; -bl k. w/white' ning. Info Cabana
paws; g'ay w/white paws I Club. 3270800, ext. 148, Eddie.
. Rew. 854-5496.
Health
worn.
hr,iH cu n,
Dishes &
hold effects. Call 323 4449.
| Massage, sauna bath, exercise; Danish modern, cherry wood,
other
r , n •>•>•> AAAQ
house-
} gation. Atherton
dio. E M 6-2944 or DA 6-0958.
Auction Stu
116 Hamilton Ave., P.A. 327-5550
Selling your furniture? No obliOpen Afternoons Only 1-4 p.m.
ANT IQ U E S ~ E ¥ C 7 Open Daily. Large
F L E A M A R K E T , Sat. A Sun.
323-7355
O'Keefe & Merritt Stove,
as is. $45. Call DA 2 2395 after
SHERMAN CLAY General Properties 960
Exchange Real Estate .. 964
Commercial, Industrial .. 972
Acreage, Ranches 976
Rental Exchanges
Rentals *o Share .
Resort Rentals
Room and Board . .
. . .
736
748
774

Lost grey, male cat vicinity
Page Mill & Arastradero, re
ward, child's pet. 321-6083.
Lost cat, female, tortoise shell Al Peterson's' guaranteed roof-
(orange A black with cream
tip tail.) 948-5523.
Lost, poodle, miniature black,
male, few gray hairs, vie. All Saint's Episcopal Women's
W. Menlo. Reward. 325-4233.
Watch, man't pocket, lost Sun-
day, - Peers Park. Reward.
326-7544, aft, noon. ,
Lost Lady's Hamilton
watch vie. Safeway. E.P.A.
Small reward. Call 323-6415.
120 — PERSONALS
Another disgusted -Democrat Delicious — Delivered. 327-3601
switches to Barry Goldwater.
Barbara Allen P.O. Box /92 M.P.
DRINKING PROBLEM?
AA MEN-WOMEN
Ent. 1-2421 or P.O. Box 12 P.A
Artist Painter needs financial
help! P.O. Box 894, Menlo
Park, Calif.
738
memb. avail.,, $15 mo. (no dining room set, 6 chairs, 3 Consign furniture, antiques or? .Rent table space now. 4041 El 4 p.m. 4300 El Camino • Los Altos Resort Property ...... 980 Rooms for Rent . 7 3 4
leaves, $100; maple hutch, $45; I^FURNITURE F A I R E O Income, Investment
contract). Free towel, locker K E L V I N A T O R R E F R I G . $75 2 doors South of CABANA Stores, Offices for Rent 750
& coffee. Cabana Health Club.
chrome chairs. 854-4223. 121 First. Los Altos. 941 0252 Camino Way, P.A. DA 1-6340. | > Large dlx. 2 door. No defrost Property 984 Short Term Rentals 746
Single bed, box springs, mat- I Must sell: Paul McCobb con- Beautiful sofa, mahogany ve- 948 1880 Lots 988
327 0800 Ext. 148. jixcel. cond. Misc. 326-2628. Wanted to Rent • 740
tress, never used, $50 366- temporary 6' sofa & chair. neer, Empire, $150. Long run-
5830 after 6. ner 3 ft. wide. $75. Love seat Westinghouse 12 ft. refrig. top
ing repairs. Al t y p e s . G u ••-
ters repaired & i n s t a l l e d . Hide-a-bed $25; wing chair, $15, F u M y
Glass tub e n d . doors. 321-3831.
M n e d floor-to-ceiling
$50. DA 3-0540. f r e e z e r automatic defrost
Exc. cond. $85. 967-8693,
* CONN ORGANS
218—Musical Instruments 218 — MUSICAL
Wood s h i n g l e s repaired & unused bed frame, $!>; shag M A R T H A S Come in and play the fabulous
oiled. Terms. 325-5292. rug as is, $2. 321-1792. p g y background| Antiques, furn., 'n junque 25 washers — dryer* to clear at new Conn Theatre Organl and Instruction INSTRUMENTS
er 3 4 windows, 322-2732 aft. 4. 373 First Los Altos 9411810 $45 ea. F.O.B. Atchur Service Practice pianos from $59
Arts & Crafts Show and Sale.
3 pc. sectional sofa, good con- Cont. filament nylon rugs; 12x8, ANTIQUES open Thurs. nite's. 833 Emerson • Palo Alto New pianos from $467 PIANOS: Beautiful Bechsteln Steinway upright piano, $795.
Parish Hall, 425 Hamilton
ditio'n. 9681839. beige, $28.50; 12x9, multicolor,CURIO CORNER • 326-7085 Disposal, Waste King 6000 sl- Used Lowrey
organs
$795
grand, light European walnut, Beautiful tone and action.
Carnes Pianoland. 2951 El
$39. a f t . 5, 323-3216. 441 Cambridge • Palo Alto lent, never installed, in orig. Baldwin Orgasonie save $800 1890. Upright, good tone, $149.
Friday & Sat. 11 a.m.—10 p.m. Bunk beds, metal frames, mat- Player, reduced, $380. Recon Camino, Palo Alto, 324 443?
Organist & Choir Director, qual- tresses, very good condition ROLL-AWAY BED carton. 854-5432 aft. 5. Baldwin 2-61 note keyboard ditioned by German Master
Like new • $20 25 note pedalboard 11095
wrist ified & experienced, interest- _$60. Call 948-4987. 323-0716 days 212A —ANTIQUES Westinghouse refrig., 12 cu. ft. Piano Maker K a r l Burger, 234; 120 bass 2-iwitch accordion, Ital-
ed in position. 326-2177. O'Keefe & Merritt gas stove; Bar Good condition. Clean. $35. Music & Art Center Hamilton, P A , 321-6166. | ian. Petite mode/ for women
PONY RIDES rugs; carpets; etc.; Sat., Sun . seats stools, 4 w/upholstered WANTED 327-3874 after 5. (Near Rhodes) Wurlitzer Organs, $699 and up.
A children, like new, red
Atherton, 325-1142. & wrought iron legs. 4753 El Camino, M.V. 948 01001 See the beautiful new models1 ^ pearl._$200,_245-4360.
Fun for birthday parties. Like new. $25 for all. 326-3681. • COINS BOUGHT & SOLO
Avail, on wkends. DA 4 1968 Hotpoint washer and no vent now on display. Carnes Or i Piano lessons In your home. Be-
2 match 9x12 wool rugs, pads Consolidated Coin Co., DA 1-2420
8 FOOT SOFA, 3 cushions, Wurlitzer organ for sale, model
The Wife you save may be your brown/beige; good condition; 3632 El Camino Real. P.A. dryer, matching yellow. 4460 with large tone cabinet, ganlan,d. 2951 El Camino, Palo ginners. M M , Northwestern
ownl Merlin's Magic Meals $75 or offer, DA 2-9210'
$50: Love seat, $'0: couch & Best offer 326-6554
$1950/offer, 8510867 eves Alto, 324 4439 ^ _ Univ. $2.50 Vi hr. 327-3068 aft 5
chair. $30. etc. 323-3779. Buyer interested in antique furni
Artist'* grand piano. Owned
Couch, 8' gold and tan quilted, Posturepedic matt., springs, ture, clocks, rugs and paint Kenmore gas range, full size, FLUTE professionally by • Alys Jane 120 bass Frontalinl accordion
1 ings. DA 3-3355. deluxe incl. griddle. light, frgrn Sherman • Clay, usedj
$500 o r i g i n a l v a l u e , 1 y r . o l d , f r a m e . • b o o k s h e l f h e a d b d t w i n Williams. 20974 Stevens Creek! with case, good condition, $250
timer, $100/offer. 326-3586 eves. ]
210 — HOUSEHOLD best o f f e r , 967-2191 e v e s . S 7 $ 9 0 / o f f e r , 321-3493 e v e . 6 months, $75, DA 5-6927. Blvd., Cupertino, after 10 a m i or offer. 961-0316
FURNISHINGS S i m m o n s hide-a-bed, brown Living room furn., lamps, chest- 214—OFFICE EQUIP- 22 cu. ft. upright freezer 5 years | > UPRIGHT: PIANO
old, good condition, 948-5357. IN GOOD CONDITION B flat Malerne Clarinet. Piano & bench. Baldwin. $325.
frieze, gd. cond. $35: three of drawers, vanity, stool, mir MENT & SUPPLIES Bought new Coldspot. Used less than 1 ye?r j Small Upright Dark Wood
30" table lamps. 961-6199. ror, 2019 Harvard, P.A. EM 6-2353 aft. 6
Nesco roaster, $30; BR. chair, $97.50 * 948-7835jGood condition. * 968-7164
$15; studio couch, $30; Iron- Chesterfield $15; dresser $10; Lpe. mahog. sec'y. 9x12 wool Thermafax Secretary copying New GE stove; power rotary Baldwin organsonic organ, per-.
rite mangle, $65; Noritake couch $15; bed $10;dishwash-, braid rug. Mahog. vanity. Oval machine, excellent- condition. lawn mower. Both in excellent feet condition, cost $1950, sell! • D R U M SET R E N T A L S JThis Classification Is Continued
China, 60 pieces, $50. 324-3496. er $-20. DA 1-7974. mirror & bench. 854-5088 af. 6 326-3270, days. cond. Make offer. 854-3381. $975. 327-1274. DANA MORGAN • DA 1-4217 On Next Page

SERVICE CENTER
Altetorions—Keweavinq 1 Catering 1 Dressmaking Gardening-Landscaping Hauling Janitorial Service j Pointing—•Poperhanging j Plastering [IRevision Service
1
Dutch Workshop. 1st class work. PLANNED PARTIES i Competent dressmaking and al-New lawns, sprinkler systems APARTMENTS UNITS INTERIORS AND EXTERIORS Drywall, taping & texturing.
/4 TON PICKUP
3 * Electronics Services
Alterations 324-2391 . . .\ IN YOUR HOME i terations. Satisfaction guaran- instld. & reprd. Will plant or Painting, Window Washing Q u a l i t y work. Reasonable Acoustical sprayed ceiling'.. TV, Stereo. Intercoms, Antenna
Dressmaking: 3231208.. Fancy pastries. jf 322-3365 teed • YO 7-4979 anytime. do it yourself/save labor mon- Load $10. ELSNERS. & Cleaning. 322-7405 prices. All work guaranteed 941-2272. 6 d*ys *_9-9_J|rJ24-4861
ey. Furn, material, supervi- 325 6272 • S p e c i a l p r . c e s on a l l e x t e r i o r s .
Expert alterations & dressmak- SAKAMOTO'S
ing Fittings in your home or Concrete Driveways — Repairs sion, Free est. YO 7-2247. "YOU CALL — W E HAUL" Call now f o r free estimate
Trash — Rubbish — Cleanup
Knitting 323 6339, a f t e r 4.30.
PLASTERING CONTRACTOR TV A Radio Repair
mine. 368-1726. I ic Small jobs welcomed Days 2453861 Nites 324-0354
Patio*, Drives, Walks. Pvt. Asphalt driveways patched & Lawn & Garden Maintenance Lge. or sm. jobs. Free est. JACK H ROSS DA 7 4?10
• ALTERATIONS • DUMP TRUCK. DA 3-0331 You knit, I design,.block and f i n - 25 yrs. experience painting Hage'i TV-radio • phono • tape,
Call 323-3383 homes. 1-2 day service. Free resurfaced. No job too small Monday thru Saturday ish beautiful suits and dresses Int. & Ext., by hr. or |Ob. Apt
estimate. DA 40198. Free est. 967-3365 Residential & Commercial to your measurements. Exclu specials; free estimates & dec
home or shop serv. 34 y r s m
Hems & zippers a specialty COLLEGE STUDENT PA )66 University. 175-2323.
Cone r e t patio*, drives, walks, 967-2218 5 p.m. & wknds. sive European designs at mod orating advice. DA 3-7605. Plowing—Rototilling-
ALTERATIONS^RESTYLING Neat, fast. Free est. by lie. Patching—Resurfacing WANTS
Experienced Japanese Gardener 325 6208, 3251304 eves, wknds
HAULING, MOVING erate prices. 321-6676. Tractor
Jan's in Menlo 323-5538. Low Price & Lie. Contractor I ~ H 6 U T E NEED PATNTING?
contractor. DA 4-4224 Will do anything
Free est. AZTEC CO. 327 4694 trom landscaping to cleanups. Charles—Hauling, Rototil, Rub- Exteriors a specialty Tile Setting
Sewing and ladies alterations. Licensed Contractor will do bish. Cut trees, wood, grass, Qualified K n i t t i n g Instructions by Less than you'd guess Ford tractor w/loader; lawn;
D Call 968-8906 after 5 p.m. Teacher. -245 3493 Stucco and wood. it 968 0419 l e v e l i n g , I o t c l e a n i n g , d i r t :
Experienced. Louis Rd. Nr. rivate residential work
Electrical
;
weeds. Tractor. DA 31285. TILE SETTING
Oregon Ave., P.A. 326 1428 Free est: | ^ _ 967-3719 GARDENER: Lawn & garden P A I N T I N G & General Cleanup,, m o v i n g , f r e e e s t . 325-7479." j
SMALL JOBS 368-6755
care — Yd. clean up — Trash TRASH and LIGHT HAULING Landscape-Design Reas. Apartments or homes
Concrete work, patios, walks, Yds. cleaned. Free estimates wt /Of>f> Discing, Plowing & RototilllnK TILE REPAIR
Appliance Repairs slabs, etc. LOWEST PRICE
YO 8-1921.
Can
HOMEOWNERS. !
now save $35 on a major
!
hauled—Sm. landscap'g. Hour,
day & monthly
LOLLI'NGTAWN" SERVICE
rate. 967-8790. Glenn Jennings.
Hauling. 18 • load. Gardening
3231378.
LAWNS
Old lawns renovated
Free est. Don Borg
Painting — Do own work. Best
materials and workmanship
Free est. Any fob. large c
small Dick Brady. 8")1 4R0g j
AND LITE HAUING
Immediate service 368 9730,
Small appliance Repairs & Parts & handyman jobs $2 hours. a n d a e r i f i e d . L o o k l i k e n e w .
WERRY ELECTRIC SHOP Contractors ! electrical Service Charge Lawns & Sprinklers installed. Free estimate. (?6 4 170
323-8085 i
w a l l Plumbing — Heating
383 University. P.A. 3235141 i For information call Fences, rototilling. lawns 369-4566 ?<•« S e r v i c e
• 297 6650 or 29MO01 maintained. 321-8663. M E L ' S A l painting &
• REMODELING Foothill College student & truck • LANDSCAPE DESIGNER washing, also firs. & windows
• ROOM ADDITIONS Ii wants moving & hauling. Consult. Plan. Supervise. PLEASING PLUMBINGI
Auto Repairs Complete Garden Service
948 7838 Jap.Amcf,
The best for less 968 6946
Call KENNEY PLUMBING
» KITCHENS Fencing Spraying, Pruning Construction DON, RE 9 20S7 9610582
Rite-Way Auto Repair
• BATHROOMS Any size job accepted. Free
TRASH HAULING
Neat & dependable
Reasonable. Free
painting.
estimates
REPAIRS — Remodeling
Free est.
S. P. McCLENAHAN CO.
377 534:
0 MASONRY Sears sells & Installs all types _ e s t . 941-0892. ^ Limousine Service ARBORISTS
Call Frank Watson 32? 1703
Tune up, Brake job, Alignment • Complete Building Service of wire & chain link fencing EXPERIENCED — JAPANESE Free Estimate O 322-5638
• Free Estimates 1935 Waverley St., Palo Alto
2053 Bavshore, P.A. 326-0869 Free est. on material & in American gardener wishes ^ovmV^GENERAL HATfijNG LIMCUSINE SERVICE P.A. — Wallpapering by Expert HOME CRAFT
• 100% Financing stallation. WH 8-8511 ext 2/1 garden, yard clean up. Prun Anytime, anywhere. Free est. Peninsula. Door to door pick Neat & clean. Free estimate Appliances, Plumbing, Heating. "Reliability Since 1911"
Bookkeeping Fully Insured & Licensed Cntr, mg. Rototil. Sato. DA 3 9667 Walt. 322-8871 or 325-8128. up Share-a-ride to or from Call 325-9580 or 375 4185 Service & Repair - 967-1863 For all type* of tree care and
f-. Kasparek Construction I n t l . Airport. $7. 327-4141. pest control, we offer the
37.1-5854 days or 326-7486 eve Floor Finishing Gardening—Yard Work ATTENTION CONTRACTORS Painter - Decorator A l mater
DON'T CUSS * CALL US
ALTO BOOKKEEPING Light dump truck hauling & ial. Good work costs money ! Peninsula's most completely
AND TAX SERVICE " ^REMODELING D & K FLOOR C O M P A N Y I Experienced DA 1-3372 Clean up 325 5582 Machine Work DA 64/45 Uohn F. Dahl 321-5500 equipped service.
System* -k Consulting
Commercial ilf Industrial Free Esf. Fresh Ideas iNew, refinish. repairs; reas Sanders yard work. Painting A Paperhanging DA 6 8781 or DA 37455
KNIGHT & GARROW, INC. | 748-7891, 3780986 aft. 5. Gardening — $2 50 hour Micrometer Service, Pin fitting. Quality work & materials 7? SERVICE A REPAIRS
948-8737 ' Housecleaning Boring, Valve A Press work ! yrs. •)fi y r i dependable service
_ • 9G7J705 854.5/6/ exp. Neat. rea<; DA .1 %'>!>
COMPLETE SERVICE
Eves. & weekends. REAS.
I Kitchen remodel — adrl-a room Furniture Repair
I Complete service.
Italian Gardener wants comm.
or Residential maint. By COP
Beauford's Cleaning Service
Engine boiling
Palo Alto Motor Parts
etc.
PAPERHANGING
Palo Alto Plumbing V\ Rlfi?
Jennings Tree Service
968 1948 Commercial. Industrial A 137 Forest, DA 3-9038 SPECIALISTS •k Complete Tree Service
j Williams Construction Co. & Refinishinq tract or hr 948 8345 aft 5. ^ Residential. Windows, floors YO 7 4041 after 4 p m Rest Homes [ r i m m i n g , removal, etc. Crtm
I Bus. 327-1170; home, 375 7658 plete garden A tree spray
Brick & Stone Work 1
New Construction, remodel spe- I
| FURNITURE REFINISHING Designing, landscaping, sprln A I local refs. *• .17.3-6848
klers. lawns, fenr.es, rock gar Your Satisfaction—our Succe**. Marble Maintenance
Exterior PAINTING Interior
Gracious living. Homelike * ' s e v i r e Free est
AND REPAIR i (TREASONABLE R A H S
cialists, Kit . bath, add , car | dens.'free est. 3716013. J i m mo^pnrrp Private room withj Stale Licensed A Insured
MASONRY — ALL TYPES pentry, masonry, roofing, etc., 948 7226 AFTER S P M Colonial Cleaning Co. {Marble Maintenance — Cutting, j 961 ?6i4
or w ' o u t bath Excellent food ; Radio dispatched
Brick block, stone, slate. No . 00 %_fi n. 322- 2755. Filipino Gardener, M o w i n g , Residential — Commercial | Cleaning Repairing Experi i PAINTING Interior — Exterior 3?\ 061') 323-1378 Anytime
job to small_ 968-4880 j I f i m m i n g , hauling, clpan up Walter J Eckhardt — 321 7530 enced Call 9417323 i PAPERHANGING REPAIRS
B UILD REMOOE L A D D T T T O N T Gardening—-Londscapinq Mo cont'r'ar.tv RE 9-4358. .Most reasonable :??f>iri,' Rettful living in old P.A. nr.
Continental Brick Layer.
Local exp.. By hour . . .
948-1212
General carpentry, Plans.
Free est. Bank Fin. arranged LET GEORGE DO IT
, ^ J a P * n e * e Ameri C »n"G.rdener Window washing hou.ecle.nlng-
cleanup Rototill, Maintenance! Experienced Refs.
! P»perh»nglng A Painting Comm Center. Pnv r m . Exc
lood A care DA 6 1000.
WELTZrN TREE SERVICE
Fully insured 297-4856 ,Mobile Fixit & Garden Service Ui i Good reference* Reasonable Trimming—Spraying—-Removal,
YO 1 YO i * MASSEUSE—MASSEUR * ! Call 166 7474 etc Reliable service for over
Remodeling, • Additions, New ILxpert t r i m m i n g , landscaping,
! **CLEANING** Cabana Health Club
Carpentry Construction. E, « Wuester planting, cleanup. sprinkler Basque Gardener
, Windows. Floors. Walls Resume Service 40 yrs. Fully insured Fr»«
systems, garden maintenance wsnls gardening |Ob. 377 0800 ext. 148 Patios estimates. Now under man
field, gen'l, contractor, 3873 Comm'l & hauling 3?6 t i l l agement of Paul E Momi
First clat* Carpenter & Cabinet McKen/ie Ave , M.V. 961 2 .i?6 4681 aft 5 p m Call 32? 6948 eves. T R O U B L E SLEE~PINO?
Maker. Shop made cabinets & Try relaxing massage by JOB RESUMES DA 4-4741 Tor Service 37? 967.1. ,17.V4}|0
A.A. SCREEN SHOP
bookcases. Room additions & l > J l m Hendey, gen. contr. New PRUN1N6~ANDBRIMMINGI -,. a *»i M f • Masseur # 751 4f>31 1 DAY SERVICE Tree* A Shrubbery Trimmed,
remodeling. Reasonable construction, remodeling, etc. Trees, hedges, roses shrubs jGlass & Gloss Repairs Inventions PatIO r o o f s , p a t i o » n r l n « , u r r * f: ««>c. typ d—offset printed aft 3 31 A Saturdays. Mv
H. Jenkins. •*• ^_^ 375-3563. Fj-eo^Estimates 968419] F.xpert in lawn A garden care
• BROKEN WINDOWS Have you an Idea or product
NIIr«« companion A » w n m g * f r e e c',ti"i*te'* Services Un'ltd 761 Hamilton work is reas A satisfactory
By the month or job expert M»*'.cur f-.vening hours Free e«,t Allison, 744-3758,
. 2 CARPENTE RS Sfyr*. exp. MART IN ^5ON8T".~cd! • RFPLACED • 371 7781 that needs engineering, proto | ( DA I 96.55
Additions, Remodel, Rapair Additions A Alterations Design V.'fi 7 1 3 0 Vi ?0RR
• ACME GLASS COMPANY typing or m f g ? DA 5 3374 Paving looflng Tree moving, trim, , brace A
Cabinets & paneling. Refs. & planning. 372 7442. R A L BARBA spray Lawns Land clearing
%T 3251 Room Addition* LANDSCAPE DF.SICiN MovingftStorage r re« est. Call Jerry, 3?2-70Ofi.
VHii? Free est & CONSTRUCTION Gutters Cleaned Ironing Harold Gragg. Grading. Paving. ROOFING MATERIALS ~ Any
^CARPENTRY-REMODELING Resurfacing. Licensed CO" amount foot or single shingle
Repairs — Cabinets— Kitchens
JUDNICH CONST. CO. 321-5072 Gutter* cleaned A repaired.
ECONOMY VAN LINES tractor bonded A insured Free expert advice to help T
sundeck — p a t i o doors. 323 7873 Experienced Japanese • Ameri- Roots cleaned and demossed— IRONING GUARANTEED Local. $16 hr.
Long distance. Storage
anytime, 1 d»y *«rv you repair your own roof yp|nq
it YO_ 80312. John L. Elliott, Construction Co. • t l hr My home
References can gardener wants lawn A i moss proofed. 325 7.636
• 3739943 m Cal. 591-3687. Free est. Dr I v«w«y» resurfaced, patched New roofs, repairs. Free eM TYPING — Manuscript*, theses,
New Construction & Remodeling garden maintenance. Clean up „-.„„_.__-.__- A weathertealed. No job tro given. R L. Reaves Roofing at home. 6 yr*. seen
R E M O D E L I N G — "ADDITIONS —Fire Repair. 241-6872. Co. 721 El Camino. DA 5-5519 #tc.
EXPERIENCED A Rototil. Residential A com Handyman small Ref. Ins Lie contr exp. Fast, accurate. 376-2780
mercial. 327-3129. IRONING I N M Y HOME Moving and Hauling
Burt Absher YO 7-7639 Free estimate*. 967-3365
Custom Furniture Work Guaranteed 3721423 • '322 4352
Cabinet work—Remodeling 321-4301 Experienced s t u d e n t * . Yard XI Hour • "liH.: 1 ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Ruq, Upholstery Cleaning Upholstering
Fencing—New construction. work, heavy housework, home Free e*tirrtate«. Lie. contr. O*y
CUSTOM Furniture M A D E Ju«t For thorough Fall Clean-ups
Compl. bldg. serv. 851-1279. Call Scotch Gardener repairs, painting, or? R « l . Ironing $1 Hour Nursing or night. OA 2-0149 ft R RugftUphol. Cleaners
for Y O U ! F R E E estimates. Jl 50/hr. YO 8-3466: 967-3656 (.•Cleaned in your home ROBERT'S
CARPENTRY Free Estimate*. 366-1631 * 3215337 G E N E R A L yard"work. Mowing, or .123 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY
No Job too small; H. Clark, spading, clean-ups, fertilising Handymen c»n do: Painting, Q
Nur*lng Car*. Pr«f«r night, re- Pharmacy von Schrader Method 967 04 77
Fxpert workmanship. Reas.
968-0917, aft. 5 and weekends. some installment, lay cement lief. Part Or full 961 7969 or
spraying, 325 7831 anytime __ $1 ? "
> per hr In my home 968 9789
Doll Repair and many odd jobs. 3261562. Pick up A dol. 372 3790
Pescadero 8790378 * Prescription Specialist*
Carpenter maintenance; reason- FILIPINO GARDENER. Gen»r M E L S A-i""pil'irtTi«~'A~ will SAM KAHN Corner Pharmacy Sheet Metal Continental Upholstery
able; work by hr.; C»H any ?00 Mam St . L A 948 9270 S46 Oxford W of El Camino
time 3S9-5688 or 369 6147. M A E ' S D O L L HOSPITAL ne 0 1 w hin g, tlrs ds Odd Jobs
Repair mod. A antique dotls
Clothes A Access Daily 1730-
*^*k?S?*' * * A '™ " *'"'" - *"**••
The best for less. 968 6946 Sheet Metal Fabrication A in- Bus ,1?? 4054
stallation Free est, Johnson
Re,s 321-977.1
.Free Estimates^ ^^
Ad remodeling, cabinets, etc. 5. Closed Sat, .126-1456. Spanish Gardener, experienced.
* WINDOW SPECIALISTS Cleanup and Hauling j Photography SHEET METAL WORKS. SOFA 160 up; "chair $30 up plus
Plans. Free est. 739-8458 L a n d s c a p e . Maintenance Hauling 439 Lambert, P A . 327-3951. material. Guaranteed. Terms.
up. Reas 961 Commercial A Industrial 377-509I, anytime
PENTR^ ODIX Draoeries 07M HAULING OF ALL KINDS Hazen Janitorial Service. HAVE CAMERAS — Josephs Upholstery. 483.1 El
OLB or NEW 9fi« 6786 Carrtino.JMt.JVIew. WH 8-7884.
321 2981
Ftncm*. LANDSCAPING, SPRAYING, Clean up anything. Call Dan Polnrin<i-~-Pqp«rhqngJnq HAVE PHOTOGRAPHERS Sprinkling Systems f~ tuarantti»~t«> upholttar your
CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES R O T O T I L L I N G AJ D
A L n Want subjects for portraiture,
Remodeling A addition*. No |«b RodstVtftalled A Repaired i ^ k
Light Muling. Pruning ~.
# 49*r JANITORIAL •
weddings, candid*: color and + New •prlnklerfl A rapalr * old furn. M m * a t new. • i t h e r
JAPANESE GARDENERS Floor, rug, Window, wall, stftv*. QUALITY GUARANTEED with your fabric o r from our
too * m . Free est. Lie. A In Expert work . . . Free estimates era I gardening. Clean ups. clean-up Horn*, store, office, Interior—Extarior B A W. Costs ar» reasonable. Free Estimates. 941 0892.
•ured. 322.0293; 323-9956. E X P E R T , REASONABLE many samples. 325-4818.
• 321-7762 325-9476
9476 323 3231763 Free est. Rea*. 325-8056. etc. 425-7131 anytime. Fre« est. * 321-3392 "•Dick B«r«, DA 17999, 1-7987.

34—PALO ALTO TIMES
218—Musical Imtrunwntt
and Instruction
CARNES
PIANO & ORGAN CO.
Town & Country Village,
* SAVE UP TO 30X *
Palo A l t o
INVITES YOU to
OPEN HOUSE WEEK.
• NELSON'S TV •
We invite you to attend the
Premier showing of the A l l -
New Wurlitzer deluxe-pro-
fessional organ, the . . •
WURLITZER 43Q0
NUTS
with TOTAL TONE
1
Imagine! Automatic
controls o l f p r a f a s c i n a t i n g
v a r i e t y of o r g a n and orches-
t r a l voices See the o g . i n
that has solo c o n t r o l s . . .
Acr.pnt c o n t r o l
set Pistons . . . Cancel pis
tons Couplers . . . Chimes
Siido . . Multi-made
percussion . . Sustain per
cuSMdh . , . Ssh Boorn . . .
Repeat percussion . . . Piz- j
zicato percussion . . . Bongo
percussion . . .
Hear the b n l l a n c e of the
theatre o r g a n . . . T h e
blast of t r u m p e t s in m o d e r n
tempo . . f l u t e s of mellow
beauty . The clarinet s
h a u n t m g voice
deur of the t h e a t r e o r g a n ,
Carnes Piano & Organ Co.
103 Town & Country Village
P A L O A L T P , • 3:.t-9S89
a i
Open T h u r s d a y
• NEW
BAND INSTRUMENTS:
RENT
j>6 per mo.
Clarinets •' Trumpets
Flutes • Trombones, etc.
Olds • Conn • Artley
• Bundy (Selmer)
DANA MORGAN & SON
53d B R Y A N T i PALO
Open Thurs. *' I • OA
HENDERSONS
Piano & Organ
OPENING SALE
up to 25% off
Baldwin. Poole. Mehlm Pianos
Baldwin. Magnavox Organs
A Few Outstanding Examples:
NEW Spinet Piano $417
NFW Magnavox Organ $495
NEW Console Piano $b89
J981)
NEW Baldwin Organ
Terms To Fit Your Budget
HENDERSONS
Baldwin Pianos & Organs
4317 E l C a m i n o R e a l , M t . V i e w
c o r n e r S h o w e r s D r , 9412244
Open T h u r s . t i l 9
•*• Sunday Oct. 11 at 2 p.m.
Organ Pops Concert
• EDDIE LAYTON
On the Hammond Organ
a d m i s s i o n : $1 . . . C h i l d r e n
(under 12): 50c L i m i t e d
Seating. T i c k e t s a t :
• SHERMAN CLAY
4300 El Camino -k Los Altos
Phone & Mail orders • 948 1880
RENT A PIANO
as low as $5 a month
Small Steinway Studio
0>JLY $695
Young's Pianos & Organs
. Village Corner
El C a m i n o & San A n t o n i o , L A .
941-1400
Open T h u r s . & F n , ' t i l 9 p m
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
CONN ORGAN
SLIGHTLY USED
(7 months old)
Price was $1600 — now only
SI 150!
New & Used ACCORDIONS
Terrific buy!
Guitars Ukuleles Banjos.
ACCORDION CENTER
1949 University Ave, E.P.A. • JACK MORRISROE'S *
School of Definite Results
Piano: classical & popular.
Accordion, drum, guitars,
violin, cello, etc. Rentals.
A LaFosse, BA, M M . BM Ed. 1601 El Camino Real
• Laftosse Music House
3304 El Camino, P.A., 326-0432
Red store across ^ i l e e n Feather
COMETTdo'KI LISTEN!
New K N I G H T Models
43" Consoles—
Magnificent Tone!
WORLDS FINEST PIANOS
(Makp me Prove I'.!)
PAUL K E G L E Y —PIANOS
654 Oilman. P A . BY P O
Come in anytime, we live herej
EAS"lEsf~TO PLAY
HAMMOND ORGANS
NOW ONLY $695
Free Lessons & Bench incl.
SHERMAN CLAY
4300 El Camino • Los Altos
2 doors South of CABANA
• School Rentals Available Guar. sound. Spirited but gen
• From $2.50 per month
• Instruction Guitar & Trumpet
• PROGRESSIVE MUSIC
__25 Main St^Los_Altos. __94 8-_U49 gentle broke to ride, $1,000 or older
RENT-TO-OWN the new Spinet
or Console Piano of your Horses
choice, for as l i t t l e as $10 per and
month. Carnes Piano A Organ
Co 103 Town A Country Vil-
lage, Palo A l t o , 323*128. Open
Thurs. Eves., 7 9 p m.
Wurtitzer Pianos — another b i g 1 15.3. $700. 948 8873.
truck l o a d h a s just
See t h e l a r g e s t s " i e r t i o n on
the Pamnsul-f Carnp", P m n n
l a n d . 2951 E l C a m i n o .
A l t o . 3?4 44(9
PRACTICE ORGANS
$99 t o $595
SHERMAN CLAY
4300 El Camino, L A . 948 1880
GUITAR LESSONS
Beginner*
Y o u r home o r m y h o m « , 967-411''
• 3/4 SIZE VIOLIN "
Good cond $45 32 389.1 Good care. Riding lessons
Grand piano Clark Blond* ma-
hogany Exc Cond . $f>00
9144 «v<?s
New Martin-New Yorker guitar,
$]«S Call n\ 495.?
UPRIGHT PIANO $145
* DA 5-§S84
218A—Musical
Instruments Wanted
PIANOS WANTED
WE PAY MORE
Young's • 941 1400
| > I N 8 T A N T CASH
FOR YOUR IDLE PIANO
CARNES J^IANO CO.. 37
• MONEY' FOR YOUR OLD
PIANO, any condition
Call • 321-6707, dealer.
220 — RADIO, TV,
SOUND SYSTEMS
M etna vox TV, Danlih Modern, Dachshund 2 yrs. All papers White fox5fur
"M model, ?4 in. screen. $200
326 5S84 after 6.
220 — RADIO. TV. SOUND SYSTEMS
CLOSEOUT '64 STEREO *
BIO SAVINGS on NEW
ZENITH! PACKARD BELL! CURTIS-MATHES!
Wida selection in all
furnituTe styles & finishes.
4775 EL CAMINO
OPEN NITES • WH
tone
Is what some people call us 1 c<in ana G e r m a n blood lines
when they check our
LOW PRICES. But we offer:
best —service — advice &> Gorgeous t i n y t o y cream pood-
. . . Pre- the
prices' 1 Call us at
LY -6323
f o r any Hi Fi item not listedl
G A r f 3 r d Lab M a r k II
Reg $85 . . S A L E $63
•Vikmg g 86 Compact Stereo Tape
Res $318 . . . S A L E $199
Roberts 1055 Stereo Tape
Reg $269 . . . S A L E $179
Concord b50 Stereo T a p e
R e c o r d e r . Solid State
Reg $3?b . . S A L E $195
the gran-
S t r o m b e r g 8 " Speakers
Reg $11 % . S A L E $5 95
A u d i o Stereo T a p e
R e * $6 W . H A L F P R I C E
Unfinished Birch Cabinet*
; ment used in various departments. Must be familiar with
for 8 " Speakers
Nites 'til9
Reg $19 95 . . S A L E $13 95 I t e m p e r a m e n t . $75. 948-7696.
Weathers T a b l e Stereo I n c .
base a r m & c a r t r i d g e
Res $11/50 . . . S A L E $79
PHONE LY 1-6323
1 breeding. $125. 967 5118.
HOLMES Hi-Fi
K','7 L a u ' e l , San Carlos
itzer
the NEW, BIG name in
STEREO
You're invited to the pre-
miere showing of the new
Wurlitzer Solid State Stereo-
ATO
1-4217 PhonograPh designed
the entire f a m i l y in m i n d .
You w i l l be t h r i l l e d at, the
f a i t h f u l r e p r o d u c t i o n ' of
sound f r o m this all-trarrsis-
tor. modern - as ,- t o m o r r o w
instrument.
COME I N , see. listen & com-
pare WURLJTZER S o I id
State Stereo w i t h any other
. . . before you buy,
Carnes Piano & Organ Co.
Town & Country Village
Palo Alto •
Open T h u r s nites ' t i l 9
• i > SPECIAL OFFER
New "5Q0" SERIES
All MYLAR
AMPEX BLANK TAPE
HI-FI CABINETS
DANISH MODERN
by ACOUSTICRAFT
Special Low Prices
> CHECK WITH
• McDANIEL'S HI-FI •
Menlo Park«935 El Camino
open daily/eves./Sun./DA 6 5160
Mt. View • 1355 ElCamioo
16' Trojan 60 hp. Merc w / t r l r . 1962 add. S135/offer. 365-9307.
open daily/eves.7968-4777
AMPEX
K a st Kraft 14 ft., deluxe 35
18'
A complete selection including
the NEW M O D E L "2070"—
SALES & S E R V I C E .
18 foot sloop with auxiliary pow
Holmes Hi Fi LY 1-6323
• TV RENTALS
Car top boat, 12' fiberglassed
ANY SIZE — $15 mo.
RCA PORTABLES
Rent to-own option—
Free Delivery &, Service 14' 1959 Mansfield, 35 hp John
DA 1-4343 • eves, 'til 9 p.m.
IS' inboard glassed wood hull
2098 El Camino, Palo Alto
FREE HOME TRIAL
on any COLOR TV
Thorson-Pollock TV 16' Fibreglas ski boat with cus-
M t , V.
325 5515 or 961-20:1
RF signal generator, Payco 15' Enduracraft (all fiberglas) Chaise lounge 9 console table
model, D 30, 140 KC—240MC, 50 hp. Evinrude. Tlr. inc. $595
400 cps. audio. New $45, now 851 8476 eves.
$29. 321-3191.
Fisher F M stereo tuner F M 268 — CAMERAS,
100B. l i k e n e w . C o s t $250 w i l l
s e ______ r_$_l 9 5 . 3 22-26__1_.
Very~~good color T V , 2 1 " Hoff- Complete deluxe Bronica 2ViX
man $250 or trade for car of 2'a, w / w i d e angle, n o r m a l , &
___equal value. Bob, 3271204 days
Good selection of used T V s
A N D Y ' S T V Sale & Service
1939 U n i v e r s i t y , P.A., 322-7772 N e a r l y new Nikon F Photomic
230 — LIVESTOCK.
FEEDS. PASTURE
Chestnut Quarter horse/Arabi-
an mare 15.2 H. Soft mouth SKIN DIVING EQUIPMENT
(new and used) — and
tie. Western/English pleasure.
961 2785
National Certified Lessons.
__________________ 26_488_4 j * r
Reg, Quarter horse mare, 2''j Guns. Disposing private collec-
yrs., King -f Poco breeding, tion, by the piece. Modern &
rifles, shotguns, pistols,
Lugers, etc. 968-2677.
offer. DA J 4304 aft, 7:30 p.m.
boarded, quality care Ranier umbrella
hay Box stalls, sawdust dbl. side room,
and ring Arastradero Rd. $4 port. ? burner stove. Both
mo, DA 7 0458 after 6, never used. Offer. 321-8390,
Thoroughbred / quarter geldin
/ y r s . gentle 180 —MISCELLANEOUS ?U H a m i l t o n
green jumper
a r r i v e d Swret l i t t l e m a r e , 5 y r s . o l d .
Stable r e n t a l area a v a i l . $275.
851 0.730 a f t e r 6 p . m .
Palo
1 year old gelding
bred, good for pxpenencpd
rider. English pqnip
2 matched h M f Shetland* and WHY PAY More?
half Welsh ponies Harness A
huckboard 948 515fi
Pasture, c o r r a l , stable;
available 1 or ? horses. L.A,
Hills 948 8643 evev
HORSES BOARDED nr.
hr. Eng./West. DA 5 0640,
? gentle Pinto geldings, $550 Custom made beige drapes
pmr incl Rood s a d d l e *
I l e v -if t 5. 94ft 6414
232 — POODS
AND POULTRY
* APPLES and PEARS *
Jelir.h Ranch, 68,1 Portola
Road, Portola Valley
Mutcovy duckt $l.50$3
UL 11674
234 —NURSERIES.
Plants & Supplies
Sawdust, cedar or redwood. Wedge wood chrome top range; Sign painter—24 hr. wk. Window However,
Special s»l« $1 yd
$1 /5 r p d w o o d 967 87/4 aft !>
F r»e d*liv<>ry o v e r 14 y d s
240—PETS, SUPPLIES,
KENNELS
«h«t*. " with chil
dr«n, $25. 736-5285.
FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964
280— MISCELLANEOUS 316**HELP WANTED MALE 316—HELP WANTED MALE 318 — HELP WANTEO
FEMALE , '
FOR SALE
• SINGER • EITEL-McCULLOUGH "WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY"
SPECIAL: Free
Home Demonstration
ENGINEERS AND PROGRAMMERS \
These openings are immediately available in our Micro- * CAREER-GIRL
MEET WITH US
wave and Parts Divisions. If you are qualified, and
Zig-Zag Sewing Machines from
»48.8», or $5 per month, trade-
ins. Less with your old ma-
Interested in finding out more about these positions, wa
would like to talk with you.
To accommodate
OF LOS ALTOS
growing
chine. PLUS: specials on floor
models, demonstrators, etc. SR. TUBE TECHNICIAN ' needs in our area. Career.
Girl of Los Altos, announces
Terrific selection, portables,
consoles. Stock limited. Call
* • > *
Will perform all tasks (assembly, process, and test) on their increase in staff & ex-
322-2183, Singer Co., 309 Uni-
versity Ave., Palo Alto.
GARAGE SALE
...and learn what's going on TWT's for evaluation and prototype purposes. Requires
H S. diploma plus min. of 5 yrs. axp. involving helix
type- TWT's. Some glass tube experience desirable.
• Emphasis in this position will be on testing rather
pansion to a larger suite of
offices still located at the
Village
Suite S.
Corner but now
at UNIVAC-Twin Cities
1285 Hamilton, P.A., Saturdays than assembly.
Oct. 3. 11 A . M . • 4 P.M.. Re ' The following is a partial
list of current positions avail-
decoration forces
Modern chandelier,
sale of;
2 twin MW TEST TECHNICIAN able:
headboards; child's desk; Will operate all standard test equipment concerned with NO FEE:
• ML VIEW Urnps, bedspreads, dishes; testing all MW tube types, record & analyze test data, Executive Secretary to $500
8-8273
stainless steel flatware
chests for child's room, Many
other items. . PALO ALIO INTERVIEWS
and perform modifications on tubes when necessary. H-S.
diploma plus 2 yrs. previous MW exp. or equiv, Top skills
Italian Secty. to $405
240 — PETS, SUPPLIES, Lg. BBQ w/motor; Ig. elec
KENNELS Broilmaster; Stauffer reducer,
For Appointment, Phone 325-3231 EXPERIMENTAL MACHINISTS Type & S / H in Italian
Secty. $400
compl., Ig. elec. water foun- UNIVACTwin Cities has an integrated capability for Will work on precision experimental MW components.
[Beautifully marked German tain; stand, & port, typewrit commercial product line computer systems, ^military Must be able to work from rough sketches and verbal Potential office mgr.
Shepherd puppies. Top A m e n ers. check protector, East product line computer systems and trie research and instructions as well as complex prints. 5 or more yrs. Vault Clerk to $300
rattan summer fur".; steamer
LOW $/!>-$100. 245-2490, Sunnyvale. development necessary to remain a leader in the data as a journeyman plus at least 2 yrs. in experimental work, Tremendous potent., yng. gall
trunk; skis; '62 Tempest La processing field. preferably in the electronic industry, is required.
Manz convert, lo m i . , blue/
Girl Friday^ to $400
writ, top.; 6600 8TU Amana rVew-programs for advanced business systems and defense Bookkeeping helpful.
PLATER"
les
- Sii-ed Oy Lauras Copper air cond., like new, DA 4-2233.
Jubilee. $100 up. Call 9 to4, — — systems have created1 openings for a variety of experi-
Patio Sale • Sat. 11-4 enced people. Requirements are at several levels with Girl Friday to $390
___2 J 9^25
^ dft. _^867-11%. experience from 1 to 10 years. A college degree is required Will perform production cleaning and plating of tubes Technical experience.
Solid oak table & c h a i r s , sew-
4 year o l d r e d & w h i t e Basset in most cases. and components. H.S. education plus one yr. plating ex-
hound needs good home. L i -
ing machine, 35mm c a m e r a ,
perience required. Experience with copper and nickel Loan Processor to $325
refrigerator, el-razor, d o g
censed, shots & papers Free house, odds & ends. 1053 Car Your association with UNIVAC Twm Cities rewards you plating highly desirable. , Glamor ofc. for pert miss.
with the best of two worlds. You're at the heart of a
of charge. 324-4852, Menlo Pk dinal Way, P A .
cosmopolitan metropolitan area (1.500.000 people strong)
Keypunch Operator to $350
Bedllngton T e r r i e r s A K C ( l i t t l e
lambs) Champ, lines. Fab-
GARAGE SALE — Moving with such cultural attractions as a renowned symphony FURNACE OPERATOR Attractive & 026056 exp.
ulous sire. Show potential,
Among items: Black Angus orchestra and the famed Tyrone Guthne repertory thea-
W i l l p e r f o r m oven brazing, annealing, and f i r i n g . Will FEE
rotisserie, 2 double beds, 1 ter. At the same time, you're within minutes of year
$125 up. 323-9588. dresser, etc, 11-6. Sat. & Sun round outdoor activity—sailing, golfing, swimming, hunt- also do mechanical operations p r e p a r a t o r y to oven firing. Dept. Secty. to $500
Tiny t o y poodles, p l a t i n u m s i l - 246 Oak Grove, Atherton, 325- ing, skating, skiing and a host of others. This position is on t h e graveyard shift. Some mechanical Challenging.
aptitude required; previous experience in oven operation
ver, also black, small boned, 3935.
short backed, Sassasfras blood The following is just a sampling of scores of expansion and b r a z i n g techniques helpful. Operations Officer to $450
line, call 248-0225. NAVAJO INDIAN RUGS generated positions now available. Personnel exp.
! SIAMESE KITTENS $25
Bill W a l t e r ' s Indian Village
Brings The Reservations to You
ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Secty.
1 Rirl o f f i c e .
$400
Seal Point. 8 wks. 96/5828.; V i l l a g e Corner. L A . •*• 9480663
j G e r m a n Shepherd puppies, A K C
El Camino & San A n t o n i o Road SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMING/ANALYSIS Will perform preventive maintenance checks, repairs,
and construction on a wide variety of electronic equip- Secty. to $400
10 years background.
i r e g . A l l shots. Outstanding • SPECIAL • Programming conceptual computers; multi-processor sys- circuit characteristics, standard test equipment and elec-
Latex w a l l paint. Gloss tems; compi'ter and machine language development; tronic instruments. 2 yrs. exp plus basic electronics Private Secty, to $400
;POODLE PUPPIES Adorable"! enamel. Fine quality. Low scaling problems; engineering design problems; trajec- course required. Top opportunity
prices. White and colors. tories; system integration; radar systems and perform-
.! b l k . , 2 br. A K C , C h a m p ,
stock $100 $150. 326 -1015.
127_Lytton _P.A.
(•) IRVINE'S
322-6773
'•) ance analysis; trajectory analysis, guidance equations,,
simulation.
EIMAC offers excellent working conditions, generous
fringe benefits, pay based on merit and performance.
Export Clerk
International traffic
to $375
Exceptional Basset pups, A K C ,
show q u a l i t y , 4 wk , repeat GARAGE SALE: night stand;
v a n i t y & stool; elec. massag-
Please Call 591-1451. ext. 482 or visit Employment Office
(9 to 11:30 A.M.; 1 to 3 P.M.)
Ins. Clerk to $325
Claims exp.
AEROSPACE It COMPUTER SYSTEMS
er; t u r k e y roaster, parakeet
; P o o d l e s — black toys, d k . , ap- & cage, room cooler; dishes. EITEL-McCUlLOUGH - Night Keypunch to $380
i rir.ot. M m . Show stk. A K C ;3210 Maddux. P.A. DA 60481 024-026 •
Shots $/5 & up. R E 6 5662
Garage Sale—Home sold, s m a l l
DESIGN & ANALYSIS 301 Industrial W a y .' San Carlos, Calif,
A n equal opportunity employer.
APPOINTMENT ONLY
! PEKINGESE PUPPIES elec, appl.; rug frame; rug OPEN MON.-FRI. 9-5
AKC. reasonable. YO 8-8/12 woolens. + many odds & ends. . . . for design criteria, requiring background in inertia)
! days. A l 3-2286 evenings. platforms, microwave communications, vehicle sensors, Phone: 948-9550
10c to $15. Must sell this w k .
radars (phased array), sonar, displays, intelligence sys-
1315 Bellwood Crt , Los Altos CAREER-GIRL AGENCY
i G E R M A N S H E P H E R D PUPS
Champ stk , bred for t c m p ' n t Dinette table 4 c h a i T v $25;
tems, reconnaissance systems, command and control and
tactical warfare systems. CIRCUIT DESIGN ENGINEER Suite S, T h e V i l l a g e C o m e r
t A K C . 252 01 12 eve., wkend steel office desk, 60x34, $50:
1
Golden Retriever pups. leather desk c h a i r , $10, many
almost new toys, at g i v e a w a y
To design circuits and subsystems in low and medium
frequency range. Requires BSEE and a minimum of 3
El Camino at San Antonio, L.A,
I A K C , champ i t o c k
COMPUTER LOGIC DESIGNERS ^TRANSCRIBER $300
' EM b 9115 prices. 948-4026 eve. years experience in this area,
M o v i n g East: hand l a w n m o w e r ,
(^RECEPTIONIST
' PART SIAMESE Type 45. $350
male kitten. garden tools, patio t u r n . T V
ae-nal, bookcases, fish tank
Men with BS or MS degree to perform logical design of
high speed digital equipment using solid state circuitry, CIRCUIT PACKAGING ENGINEER ^SECRETARY $390
j Free to good horne__ 326-8108
w / h e a t e r . etc t y p e w r i t e r t b l . , and the logical design of systems taking into account the
Poodle pups—toy. A K C , brown or interfaces between ths central computer and its Input- Successful candidate must have thorough knowledge of ^SECRETARY
misc. 326-2539. encapsulating compounds, printed circuits & mould de-
black. 9 wks.. Sire—Black-a-
mite of Sassafras, 948-4379. 3 Wheeler Bikes F r o m $99.50
output equipment.
signs. E x p e r i e n c e in welding methods, circuit layouts
& c e r a m i c s highly desirable. Requires BS degree in E . E . ,
Marketing exp.
I ^ S A L E S CLERK
$400
rAs advertised in Yellow Pages)
with Poodles, beautiful 6 w k . old Free d e l i v e r y • 245 4888 i1 Physics o r Chemistry & 3-5 years experience in elec- Retail $350
small m m . black-pups;
ped., terms. 948-7060
excel, B U R R I S Three Wheeler
637 Arques Road. Sunnyvale
ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT AND tronic circuit packaging. S U P R E M E Employment Agency
563 Ramona P.A. 321-8342
Mynah bird 7 mos. old & nearly * DRIVEWAY SALE1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Open Sat. a.m. & daily 8-5:30
new cage. Beginning to talk
$70. DA 11046 after 6 p m .
Entire 4 BR home of f u r n .
A i r cond. King sz. BR set . . . in dat'a technology. T h i n f i l m technology, f e r r o m a g -
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN
Vizsla wants home. Male. 2 y r s . + misc. 1510 Fordha_m.__M.\/ netic investigations, mass storage devices advanced LADIES
For fabrication A breadboarding of developmental elec-
packaging concepts, circuit design, logic design, thin film
4 HOURS D A I L Y
Good city house pet or hunter M a r b l e v i n y l tile 12x12 and magnetic core m e m o r y development, semiconductor tronic circuits A equipment. Must have A.A, degree or
$50 851__1276_nites. recent Navy E.T. School training. Familiarity with semi- In our Telephone Sales
Regular $1. special 45 cents,, devices, microelectronic logic circuits.
ART CRAFT L I N O L E U M conductor, devices desirable. Division. For " G O O D
"I want to be a l o n e , " says H O U S E K E E P -
mother of 6 poodle pups. A K C , 215 Hamilton, P.A. DA 2 1471
Qualified applicants may telephone Mr. J. M. Fitzerald I N G " M o r n i n g & after-
silver m m . $75. 948.1576.__
Golden Retriever pups, A K C ,
Kirbv compl. w / a t t a c h . Dealer.
Goar,. 6 mo at* $12.16 ea. Save PRODUCTION RESEARCH ENGINEERS at 961-3300 for further information and to arrange
for a personal interview.
noon hours
Salary $1.50 per hour
available.
affectionate, gentle breed. fin chp. Cash $34.16 total. plus generous Bonus.
Beautiful Lolor. 9481666. 165 1515 368 5229 . . . to develop m a n u f a c t u r i n g and production techn ues Apply Room 1. 407 Cali-
tor thin f i l m m e m o r i e s . Must be abreast of t h e v e r y fornia, Palo Alto.
Apricot rrtin. poodles AKC
housebroken — $100 up.
CARPETS and RUGS. Discount
prices; c u s t o m installation;
latest development in thin film techniques Require de-
gree in E l e c t r i c a l Engineering. Physics, o r C h e m i s t r y .
UNION CARBIDE
948 3286 estimates, gladly. Fasani Car 365 M I D D L E F I E L D ROAD, MOUNTAIN VIEW
Free kittens—have 4 beautiful
pets, 327-3905, 323-3216.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for
Telephone Secretary
Position with telephone answer-
7 week old ready for homes.
Please call 967-3781 aft 6.
•
A BOOK from BELL'S is a
wonderful G I F T to someone PRODUCTION ENGINEERS employments <without regard to race, creed, color or
national origin. ing service. Will train women
with general office, P B X ,
. or to yourself. 536 Emer-
Pumpkin poodle pups for Hal- son.
lowe'en. 8 of '?m. Superb.
Palo Alto, 323-7822 •
CALIFORNIA HOME
with
Pd
ex
erience
' " development of manufacturing
P 1 " 0 " " 6 * associated with transformation Sheet iMetal Journeyman ^DRAFTSMEN
medical or business exp.
Starting salary .$300. Age 21-
AKC. Terms. 8 wks DA 4 1201 t0 pr ductl0n
? ° f militarized electronic or Trainee $1.65 40. Hi school grad. Position
19 issues, $2.85. For information Experienced in layout and ma- open' for .full time or part
250 — BUILDING
on this & other magazines call
Adelaide Thuener UL 1-7381.
ovemlP n^fnnln 8 e
/"i lpme t
^ - Must
t » v « background in
overall planning of facilities, tooling and heavy automa-
tion for assembly line operations. E E or M E degree
chine setup for fabrication of
precision electronic chassis
Mechanical •
Heating &' V e n t i l a t i n g
$650
$700
time, evening, a n d wkend.
shifts. Apply in person. 1100
Piping $700
MATERIALS iarage Sale. Camping gear; ffiQU I T6Q. parts. Electronics $700
El Camino, Mountain View.
Sackrete Concrete M i x , | 1 . 2 5
umbrella table; bookcase;
garden tools, desk, misc. 538 Tool Room Machinists ^MECHANICAL TECH. Eileen Feather Salons
2 x 4 s , 9 2 " long, redwood, 30c ea
Home O w n e r ' s Supply
910 Charleston Road, Palo Alto
Rhodes P.A. 321-6476.
cribs, playpen, stroller. Bikes:
girl's 24" middleweight, $20;
PALO ALTO INTERVIEWS M i n i m u m 4 years experience ^Vacuum
setting up a n d o p e r a t i n g tool 1>WELDER
room machines, w o r k to a i r ^ M A C H I N I S T S
J600
$6M>
$625
Due to our extension program
we have openings for girls'25
to 35. Hostess type positions.
260 — BOATS,
girl's 26" balloon, $12; boy's
16", $18. 8510874.
Qualified Candidates
Phone 325-3231 \
c r a f t type tolerances. M a n y
e m p l o y e e benefits, U.S. citi- ( ^ I N D U S T R I A L ENG. $600
In the West's leading women's
slenderizing saloffe. Must be
zenship required. Apply M o n slim, intellig£nf>J ambitious.
MARINE SUPPLIES • Worldbook Ency. * day O c t . 5—9-12 D e p t . o f E m - l ^ M E C H A N I C A L ENGR. Opportunity for advancement.
. . . to schedule an appointment with Mr. William Linscott ployment, Information Win- to $900 327-0836.
who will interview in Palo Alto, Oct. 3-4-5. "-msco«
dow, 451 S h e r m a n A v e . , P.A. k«»TRAINEE.
1st class cond. Ski equip. Must Man's gold colored 10 speed '* j n c o n V e n j e n t , send a complete
Degree 24/28 $600 CASHIER-WRAPPER
sell. $1000/offer. 327-2218 eves Raleigh bicycle. n , Sales Engineering OSALES
$75 • 324-2957 to Mr i , f X p e n e n C e a n d s a l a r V require- Deg. 25/30 to $700.'
Permanent full time position.
r rMr- /*«««'-son 1 Employment Manager HEWLETT PACKARD Paint wholesale $500
Experienced preferred but not
Johnson Ski equip. Good cond GARAGE SALE: Everything 0 P6rry RaPd C0rp Univac P a k necessary.
$750. 321-6420, aft. 5. must go. 2063 San Ramon, P ' Instrumentation Adhesives & Constr. $1000
M.V, Now 'til Oct. 3. SUPREME Employment Agency HASTINGS
Keel-boat hull for sale o Excellent opportunity for 563
5.63 Ramona . P A 321-831? Apply Mr. Andersen
trade for center-board boat. Baldwin Acrosonic spinet pi who enjoy Open Sat. A . M . & daily 8-5-30 Stanford Shopping Center
UNIVAC
young engineers
Call 854-6577. ano, $395. G E washer & dry working with people. Degree
er, $100. 7391417 aft. 4 pm. ELECTRONICS An equal opportunity employer
in Electronics required.
• M E N WITH A MOTIVE
er. Sleeps 2. In P A . harbor
Eves. 248-5050.
O P E N DOOR • 440 Lytton
T H R I F T SHOP
For appointment, call:
Mr. Ingersoll SALES ENGINEERS LIBRARY ASS'T II
Wednesdays thru Saturday 10-5 NEELY ENTERPRISES A young man 28-32 with E. E.
D e g r e e and a minimum of $404—$492
with 10 hp Evinrude motor D I X I T ' s India Imports, Madras A division of
spd, $3.95, jewelry-Siamese DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION Two years experience can TWO immediate openings. 1 f o r
good cond., $130, 948 4778. Hewlett Packard Company make the MCJT of Technical Circulation desk & 1 f o r book-
ivory, Kashmir, 117 Univ. P A San Carlos 5917661 Sales. mobile. Req. college degree
OR 4 y r s . clerical exp., some
son motor, trailer, excellen Man's white gold wristwatch An Equal Opportunity Employer L I F E INSURANCE of which must have been in
cond.. $500, DA 5 7404. G E N E R A L AGENCY An opportunity now exists for
$100. 368-7328 If you are an experienced life the man so motivated!
a l i b r a r y . Type 25 w p m . Con-
agent and desire to build your
tact Personnel Office, City
Senior R&D Technicians
Exc. ski boat. 40 mph. Make WORLD BOOK Hall, 540 Castro, M t n , View.
offer. DA 2-6583. ENCYCOPEDIA own General Agency, write or Contact: 967-7211, ext. 73.
; $.10 Dn,, $6 Mo DA 44118 phone about an outstanding
opportunity with a California O'HALLORAN ASSOC.
tom bit. trlr. 75 hp Johnson. Fur, Canadian natural mink company offering modern pol 3921 E. B a y s h o r e Radio Isotope Technician
Make offer. Eves. 369/092. stole, cape style, like new ap icies, merchandising t e c h - Palo A l t o , C a l i f o r n i a for 320 bed hospital, e x p a n d i n g
praised $800, sell $600. 968-8850 niques, plus Agents Stock Op- D A v e n p o r t 61493 to 460 beds. Excellent fringe
We have been asked by a Southern California firm tion and other incentives for benefits including full paid
success. Guaranteed d r a w
• Remington noiseless porta- to find highly qualified senior level R&D- Tech- against commission. Contact Solid State Research pension and health plan. Call
ble t y p e w r i t e r • 326 7926. El Camino Hospital, Person-
nicians to assist engineers in development of ad- Mr. Carpenter, Sentinel Life
TECHNICIAN nel D e p t f o r a p p o i n t m e n t —
3 boys' hikes; 2 6 " , 2 4 " , 2 0 " . 1 Ins. Co., 47 Kearny St., San
girl's: 2 0 " . $15 each, good con vanced satellite communication systems. Y O 8-8111. e x t . 801,
Francisco, E X 2-6564.
PHOTO SUPPLIES dition. D A 4-3534. Applicants must have a thorough Icrw'wledge of To qualify for this career in re- PBX OPERATOR. Experience
Automobile talesman. Neat ap- search, you must have a B S .
A l f r e d Angelo original wedding on 4 position board required.
transistor, logic and digital circuitry along with degree or equivalent experi-
dress s i z e - 8 , f i r . length. $100
pearing, personable, agres Part time & full time position
ence and a general knowledge
sive. Must have desire for available. Apply, in person at
telephoto lenses. Case A many 321 1533 eves. several years experience including breadbbarding, permanent employment. Ex- of chemical and crystalline the Personnel ^Office, El Ca-
aces. O r g . $1400; sacrifice prototype build-up and circuitry testing of solid perience in some selling field properties of materials. mino Hospital, 2500 Grant Rd .
$900. 327-3731; 321-9340. 280A—MISCELLANEOUS perferred. Top commissions, Mountain View.
state digital circuitry. * bonuses, insurance and paid STANFORD UNIVERSITY
WANTED
N i k k o r 58 m m and 155 m m .
Coupled lenses. Accessories. Diamonds — Gold.—. Estate Jlry RELOCATION COSTS WILL BE PAID.
vacations. Demonstrators
available. 12 years of estab
Personnel Office
16-i Enema Hall, East Wing
Triple Service Agency
Hshed reputation. California's
$350. U L 1-0808. Bought-Sold-Exchanged Salaries to $800 per month number one dealer. Paps Lin
An equal "opportunity employer 261 Hamilton Ave.
CARLYLE JLRS. • DA 3-2814 coim Mercury, 898 El Camino. Palo Alto DA 6-3220
272—SPORTING GOODS Send resumes to: Sunnyvale. Please apply in
RESUMES
284 — FIREWOOD person, and ask for Sam Di- OPEN SATURDAY A . M .
Ostrander Associates, Agency Leonardo or Ted Widmeyer. I^Free advisory consultation
Buy now and save. O a k and m a -
825 San Antonio Rd. U^Exec typ'd —custom printer Registered Nurses P M charge
duty ALSO relief for 2 prn's
Palo Alto, Calif.
drone $35-$37 per cord deliv
ered. Call collect E d ' s F i r e
CAR SALESMAN U*6 HOUR SERVICE
(^Design—revise or edit
and 2 nights. Excellent work-
ing conditions. Salary scale.
l<*14 yrs. proven success
wood. 252 6 i " l Mechanic, minimum
50 RESUMES - $6.50a g e 35,
must have o w n tools a n d ex- Be A Dodge Boy ^Employer approve,.
Palo Alto Convalescent Hos-
pital, 911 Bryant, Palo Alto.
~ - ~ K F|REW00D + . Typ'd — off set Printed perience in A m e r i c a n A for-Old House, 25 Years Services Unlimited
Delivered 7 days a week. Advisory Consultation eign cars. Ideal hours A work- 2S1 Hamilton P A . 324-4741 Drug & cosmetic saleswoman.
739-2998 invite comparison ing conditions. Percentage in Business Young man, married pref. Gen. Minimum 3 yrs, ex'p.; over 25,
No Sundays, but s o m e eve-
tent, 10x15; FIREWOOD—OAK possible. W r i t e
p c o m pp lt e et e N e w ideas service station exp. required.
sleeps 8 10; Pick up or deliver 7 day* Profile Resume Service details to
details to PPalol AAltol t TTii m e s Highest commissions Must be mech. inclined A will ning work. Top salary. Moun-
week. 948-8965. V/8 C a m b r i d g e ' Palo Alto Box j>346 ing & able to learn brake & tain View-Los Altos area. 961-
Best demo plan
Firewood & GUrden Supplies D A 16180
^ man with mechanical Best all around deal
front end work. Exc. opp. to 1400 for appointment.
right qualified man. Apply in Saleswoman. Draperies, bed-
•it Peninsula Feed & Fuel HEAL Ettate Sales offer* VOU ability needed by small man- Best all around product
person. M.V. General Tire. spreads, curtains. Recent ex-
323 .1110 mora money and Job satisfac- ufacturing company, pre CALL MAL 368-4144
tion. If you have the aptitude 705 Dana. M V perience preferred. Good op-
FOR SALE MOUNTAINTDRY~OAK and the desire to entar t h n
ferably 20 30 years of agp.
MECHANICAL E N G I N E E R . portunity. Full time. Sidney's
Apply at 2732 Bay Road, Red-
GARAGE SALE
DELIVERED
D A 5 830 7
STACKED
D A ; ?«S7
field, call Mr. Best today We wood City NEATXA'GGRESSIVE '*"
Light machine design; must be Interiors,' DA 5-3092.
will train you. Finest comims familiar with elementary cal- Need man to help build and School has started, to why not
Friday, Saturday, Sunday sion schedule. BEST & CO Shoot metal — precision.~Punch culus, stress analysis, and dy expand local office. Sales &
F u r n i t u r e , f i r e p l a c e P. u u i p . OA K" FI RE W00D~8 ARG A \W
work part time? Telephone
standard 459 California Ave.. DA 1 7380 press. power brake, prototype namics to the degree com- service. Comm Must be neat
girl's clothes 5 7, 21 T V. $l^> t o n l o a d Fr*>f* d e l i v e r y
Must be experienced. Apply in sales work for dinner club.
La Honda P I 7 0388 Service «t»tlon lubrication man. monly required for simple Car nee. Terrific opportunity 5 9 P.M. Guaranteed salary.
m i s c . 10300 Stonyd,ilR. 245-.168?.
174.4917
DRY O A K L O G S . ~Fi7epUc«> Experienced in American &
person
Can
8-4:30
am
to
Metals Inc.
design calculations: will make eiectrolux Corp. 326-6862. Apply 543 Bryant, P.A.
detailed design layouts. No
Exclusively lengths, a p p 4 corcls Bargain foreign cars. Minimum age 35520 San Antonio
used clothing, M^rche Appar
el, 3707 El Camino, P.A., 327
$40 You h^ul 321 6161. years. Quality a "must.' Good
salary & hours. Write com- Recant liberal aTtaTgraduata to
Mt. View age limit.
Triple Service Agency Salesladies—Enroll students for
exciting new Pre-school Cen-
3135,^9: 30-4: 30. Mon.-Sat plete details to Palo Alto
R A Morgan Company 261 Hamilton Ave. ter. Morn. wk. Salary +
teach in private school. Will comm. Art Llnkletter's Young
board Gibson R o t o t i l l s r , l a w n spiker, 290 —- Machinery, Tools
3197 Park Blvd., Palo Alto
Times Box 5345. ing to travel We train. Write
327-3991 Palo Alto DA 6-3220 World of Discovery. 948-6867.
Robert Keely, 331 Town A
r o t a r y I ft w n mowp r, Rood con —•Sale, Rent Boys to make spending money
Country Village, P A . OPEN SATURDAY""A.M. Interesting telephone commis-
riition, DA 4 1790 for Christmas. Solicit after EXPERIENCED sion work from your home for
p A > Garage Sale: Silver service, C o n t r a c t o r ' * E q u i p m e n t : Comet school and Saturdays for the 2 experienced combination new VERTICAL (BULLARD) CAR SALESMAN Blind A Handicapped prod
$350*i vac clnr. o'stfed r h ^ i r . lamps, saw w / 3 blades, t r a i l e / mount Examiner. Co'mm For info and used c?r salesmen Top TURRET LATHE OPR. nets. Must have private line.
I spplianr.es .l?.)-.i()39 pd. 10" s k i l s a w . p o w e r poles: call 325-4341, 15 p.m. daily. commission, profit shading._ Excellent company benefits TOP commission. Demo plan
Experienced car salesman only Min. 4 hrs. daily Call 326J>939.
c l o r t cord%. p o ' t . plftct piano, Laundry wash man; will teach; demonstrator plan GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
p A i p o a r c u t t e r st stakes spot See Les E « l l . 350 El Camino. San Jose Motor Plant See Erme Hayes, at SCTYTMonterey $450-500
cornices windows prefer age 40 to 55, married; P R E M I E R IMPORTS. LTD
;*I4 n,nlf>r whftfil harrow, hlrir's must be agile A interested m Menlo Park Appky at
RKPR. to T.B. $325 375
cond $!if a <?! fiOO instruments; 8518400 o r 854 ?lr 5 s 127? El Camino, San Carlos ED HARRIS Agency YO 1-3000
becoming expert. 32351R4 Ettabl'lshed Industrial electron , ' First St S.J
Like-new Singer • I a n t nwtdle 363 7
ic distributor wants e x p e r t - ; A " minorities will be considered E»t~FieldI Supt.' $85041000 4940 El Camino, Los Altos
sewing machine with cabinet. lndu«TrTareng.Jr. $ enced outside salesman to Sr. Draftsman $850$1000
2 Bridgeport milling machines SUPREME Employment Agency ELECTRONICS. Young m a n Phone solicitor* wanted. Call
DA 7 4826 after 5.
with collets A swivel vises. 563_Ramona P A . 321 8347 CHII on Peninsula accounts with experience In stock room/ ED HARRIS Agency YO 1 3000 from own home. No selling.
ENGLISH BIKES $36.95 $950 each 2 Clausing milling Send resume to Palo Alto receiving. Knowledge of stand- 4940 El Camino. Los Altos Experience not necessary.
Western Auto of P A . machines, like new condition FRY COOKS Time* Box 5339. ard electronic components es- Manager for 16 apt*. Close In Commission. 9G7-6066.
6?0 Emerson DA 3 5941 with collets A swivel vises. Experienced. Apply Stlckney's METAL M A N Painter Combo. sential. Opportunity for ad PA, References. Palo Alto Nurse, part time in Palo Alto
$925 each. 3398__EI^ Camino. P A Journeyman only. Str A spot vancement. Times Box 5342.
Wattern Flyer bicycle. 3 tpetd, Call 327-4571 pediatrician's office, hour* A
man's ?6 . Lil<« new. Phone fin. D a m a g e d appliances. Astro Technology Corp. salary open. Palo Alto Times
UL 1-7173. 16 Ft. Material conveyer. Pneu- Want Ads published In the Palo Steady empl $4 hr. Arcal Re- 908 Industrial Ave.. P A . 321-4254 Box 535S
matic tires, very good con Alto Times are required to finishers. R.C., 369-7348. An equal opportunity employer 318 — HELP WANTED
W A N T E D — MASSEUSE
Mighty Mos Rototlllar, 1/3 h.p., dition. $350. YO 9 Ml meet certain standards of ac-Bridgeport Mill operator"mini- R & D FEMALE F I N N I S H SAUNA BATHS
like new $25. 322-4219 e v e . ceptability and considerable mum 3 yeart experience. Electronic* Technician 1205 E. Bayshor*, East P.A,
time and effort »r» expanded SPECTRA PHYSICS, Minimum 2 year* applicable ex 8CTY.—Public Contact $375-400
STALL SHOWER Complete 316 —HELP WANTEO every day in screening ques- 1?55 Terra Bella, M V,, 961 2550 perience, plus 2 years techni- EiD HARRIS Agency YO 1 3000
DA 3-8311
Exc. cond. $$25, MALE tionable ads. An equal opportunity employer. cal training or equivalent 4940 El Camino,_Los Altos D R I V E R S . Part time. For chil-
961 Flexible hours, Call Mr. Hall dren's school In P.A.ftM.V.
due to the Increasing SCHOOL BUS D R I V E F for appointment, 321-0551. Permanent. Weekday*. $1.50
48 gal, trash can; Frpl A display work Send resume number of ads being offered And varied other dutiev Full Restaurant. Noon to 3 Or 4
cedar
screen, all liko n*>w 3?1 %5S to Palo Alto Times Box 5113 each day, many of them for time, year round. 323-13RR, MACHINISTS top Journeymen, Fri. 9685120.
immediate insertion, it is pos lath* and mill, day and swing, Live In housekeeper for elderly
Leopard coat, worn twice, one .Aachlnltt wanted for plattl sihlts that occasionally a cjuev Full or part time—no tale* e*p. 1 premium and overtime. Partially blind lady n##ds at lady, small P.A. home, excel.
of thn marvelous fakes. Sire fabrication shop. Call 326 35?0i tionabl« ad will a»cape our npeded High comm Fran- * EDWARDS ENTERPRISES fondant Mon. Fri. 8-4:30. $200 arrangement. Write Palo Alto
10. $85 327 974? for appt. notice. Oil Cleaner. 321-M4.V 13fi9 Industrial Road month. Must drive. DA 2 4345 Times Box 5354. ^
FERTILIZER # R E D ROCK Driver: •"fly morning Exam- Student wanted tor morning San Carlos 593-8459
Top Soil • Fill Dirt iner route. Palo Alto. Reader* who nota an advertise- newspaper car route. Los Al DENTAL ASSISTANT HAIRDRESSER
327 4176 ment which M i m i to be out_Jfl« area. YO l-?535. Dlthwuthfn* A general kitchen Experience in 1 girl office. Ladera House of Beauty
A of line with good advertising helper for A m u Research Palo Alto Timas Box 5344. Commission 854-6544
J cost $245, tail wool* 4 torn* «ilk athlct are requeued to call Driver In Stanford ••••• for C»nt«r. Phone 961 1111, «xt WAITRESSES
$100; mink-trim suit, $50; Good wftfAs & working con the classified daportmant of morning paper rout*. A | « 21 2285 bfttwaan 1 p m. A 3 p.m. Experienced. Apply Stlckney's This Classification Is Continued
all sire 10. 325-4766 dition!. 325-3296. tha Palo Alto Times 321 0400 or over Call 961-4775. only. Ask for Chef GoodAle, 3398 El Camino, P.A. On Naxt P
PALO ALTO TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964-35

318—HELP WANTED FEMALE 324 — HOUSEHOLD 412 —ANTIQUE, 4T2 — ANTIQUE. 414 —IMPORTED CARS 418—NEW CARS
HELP WANTED CUSTOM CARS CUJSTOM CARS
Housekeeper for working par- Model T my Model roadster.

PERSONNEL SECRETARY
To act In a public relations capacity in assisting employ-1
ment representative, greeting and prescreenmg appli-
cants, administering tests and compiling and typing
ents. 5Vi day week. Prefer
home; 3 others at college. Live
in only on 13 acres. Los AHos
Hills, $250. Wish team mem-
ber rather than slave. Bus.
DA 3-0069; home WH 8-6984.
Unbelievably • nice condition Cadillac 1939. Good cond. Needs
driver. Children 14 & 16 at throughout. Best offer over
$1800. AUTORAMA. 20100
Stevens Creek, Cupertino.
SPECIAL SHOWING
restoring. $165 or best offer.
948-7964 aft. 6.

414 — IMPORTED CARS

BRAND-NEW CARS
reports Prefer Bachelor's degree. Minimum of 5 years'

* * * • •
responsible secretarial experience, and the ability to type Companion to Hyp with active
22 e ' ? c t r l c typewriter accurately and rapidly is required.
Shorthand not necessary.

CLERK ST-ENO •
elderly woman in apartment
hotel. Must be able to drive
owner's car. 1 day off a week.
$450 per month. Dec. 1 for
approximately 6 months. Ref.

MERCEDES BENZ
Thurs • Fri • Sat ONLY
USED CAR PRICES!
FRIDAY
322-9020

To compile and type quality control and other reports,

compose routine letters and perform other stenographic
L*dy
1
companion for elderly
Qouple in lovely San Mateo
home. Help care for senile Leonard Ely in Menlo Park
'230SL \\l I!
duties. Must be a high school graduate with several years' gentleman. Live-in. Must
drive- References. Salary, has just received a SPECIAL FACTORY
SPECIALS
stenographic experience. Ability to type rapidly on electric
typewriter and to take shorthand necessary 948-6814
Understanding liv«-in hskeeper
New home. 4 school age boys.
ALLOWANCE. In order to cie-r out his
Priv. r m . , bath, TV, 5'/i days. remaining stock of
BENEFITS include free major medical insurance, 'i '/i Sat '&. Sun off. Good salary.
Coupe-Roadster
38 Brand New 1964
weeks vacation each year, and many other advantages. Ex. ref. req. A f t . 6 call 327-
PHONE: 4445; 321-7482. '59 Austin Healey Sprite '. $ 895
Housekeepers, Maids, Cooks.
Mildred Drummond, Employment Representative Some live in. '59 TR-1 Roadstee $1095
• STANFORD AGENCY • The newest member of the famous Mercedes Benz
ULmar 4-3300, extension 355 801 El Camino, M P. '61 TR-3 Roadster $1395 sports car family will be in our showroom for 3 days

STANFORD LINEAR ACCELERATOR CENTER

325-7628 or 325-9626
CONGENIAL HOUSEKEEPER
to live in. Lovely room, pn '62 TR-3 Roadster $1595
only. Chryslers and Plymouths
An equal opportunity employer
vate bath, own TV. 2 chil
dren 9 & 12. Good Salary '62 TR-4 Roadster $1995
Also see our display of other 1965 Mercedes Bern
models.
Prices on all cars have been slashed to
M.P. 854-5626.
Child care & housekeeping. 5 '63 TR-4 Roadster $2395
Actual Current USED CAR BLUE BOOK PRICE!
days week. 1 to 4 p.m.; own
trans. $25 wk. 948-0461 aft. 6. All cars carry the full 5 year, 50,000 mile
PACIFIC TELEPHONE Housekeeper, middle-age worn.
an for small family, live in.
Call DA 5-5169
'57 Volkswagen Ghia
"60 Volkswagen sedan
$ 595
$ 950
TOM Ml LAM factory warranty at NO EXTRA COST.
You will never get a better buy
has openings for telephone operators. We 334 —EMPLOYMENT '61 Volkswagen sedan $1195 than right now at,
offer ! WANTED 525 Alma • Palo Alto
* Good starting salary
* Good training policy
if Good working conditions
if Good benefits
SWEDISH
j Mother's helpers . . . $130$160
1 yr. cont. Arrive 6 weeks.
• PERUVIAN Mother's helpers!
Will pay own fare , $120 mo.
'63 Volkswagen sedan
'60 Rat "600" sedan
'61 Fiat "1200" sedan
$1595
$ 395
$ 695
9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
LEONARD ELY CO.
300 El Camino • Menlo Park
* Good opportunities for advancement

* FOREIGN CARS *
AUNT ANN'S Agency
1000 Doyle Menlo Park "60 Rat "1200" Roadster $ 995
We a r e interested in applicants w h o w a n t to m a k e tele- DA 2-2172. 9-2 • Mon. thru F r i . Just North of Stanford Shopping Center
phone w o r k t h e i r career. A p p l y now a n d find out m o r e
-about t h e j o b . W e a r e located a t . . . Effie's Cleaning Service. Own
equip. & supplies furn. Wall
"61 Rat "1200" sedan $ 695 DA 1-4280 • Open Eves.
'63 M G sedan
345 Hamilton Room 1,01 Palo Alto
wash, rugs or complete clean-
ing. For service once a wk., '63 Rat "1100" sedan $ 995 Direct Factory Dealer For
mo. or every 2 wks. Call for
An equal opportunity employer free brochure. 324-0790, 8 a.m.
• 1 p.m. 325-9395'2 • 10 p.m.
'58 Peugeot sedan $ 395 '62 TR-3 , $1495 Chrysler • Plymouth • Valiant
Young professional woman, de- '58 Renault sedan . ^ . ^ - ' $ 225 "63 Spitfire $1795 Renault • Peugeot • International
320 — HELP WANTED siring a change, would like to
KEYPUNCH
MALE or FEMALE
care for children & take com- Bank Terms '59 Mercedes "220S" $1095
OPERATOR plete charge of a home.
Write: Apt. 54. 126 East Ah Completely reconditioned.

Two years' experience on

i
1
wanee Ave., Sunnyvale.
~ E x c , sec-FTC bkpr! 65's are here * 2585 El Camino Palo Alto DA 6-8102.

SAFEWAY
alpha and numeric key-
punch needed for position M A T U R E — YES! but believe

TOM MILAM
in research data processing j I have much to offer an em-
ployer interested in ability, '57 Triumph TR-3 $ 895

DON HAMPTON, Inc.

unit. Non-routine assign honesty and integrity.

STORES
rnent5 require initiative and DA 3-5596 New engine overhall VERY, VERY SHARP.
flexibility. Excellent work-
ing conditions and benefits M, 23 desires full or part-time
Must be U.S. citizen. temp, employment. B.A. in '60 MGA Roadster—A MUST SEE $1195

STANFORD
RESEARCH
!
An equal opportunity employer
has openings for full time
econ.; math background. . . _ _ _ , - ,
Starting S.F. State in Jan. Call 4 1 9 5 El C a m i n . 0
32_1 -7386. |
Ojaen
Palo Alto
Evenings
DA 6-7160 '63 Sunbeam roadsters . $1695
• RAMBLER *
PALO ALTO
Public Relations — Personnel '63 Sj>rjte $1395
INSTITUTE
333 ,Ravenswood, Menlo Park FOOD CLERKS work, light typing wanted by
fern. grad. (Univ. S a n t a
An equal opportunity employer (Male) Clara '64) B of A deg. Palo '63 (2) Jaguar XKE , . $3395
100% Financing
COMMUNICATIONS
CLERK
Requires PBX training & fa-
Excellent
CHECKERS
hospitalization,
(Female)
paid benefits,
retirement,
Alto Times Box 5348.
Marketing Major fern. grad.
Class '64 (Univ.
would like work in Marketing,
Santa Available*
Clara)
Advertising or Financial. Palo 75 Imports to choose from
Alto Times Box 5349.
1st Of The Month
Roadster, racing green, bone white. Take your choice
both like new.
'62 VW 2 door .7
Like brand new.
$1395
GREATEST CLEARANCE
miliarity with US Mail regu-
working conditions. Perma-
We have registered: maids, 59 A u s t i n Healey. S h a r p . . .$1795 100 El Camino • Menlo Park * DA 1-7910 Sale in our 28 Year History
Clearance
nent employment for those
couples, part time domestics, 63 Austin-Cooper. Nice ...$1395
lations. Will be responsible for
internal & external mail op-
who qualify.
cooks, gardeners, chauffeurs. 60 Austin Healey. B a r g a i n $1995
59 Corvette. Clean $1995
NO DOWN * LOW DOWN On Our Large Selection Of
erations, TWX, WU & PBX re Charles Employment Agency
lief.
Direct inquiry to
Personnel Manager
ENERGY SYSTEMS
3180 Hanover. Palo Alto
Beginner apprentice starting
salary $87 per week with
wage progression at 3 month
intervals to journeyman's
scale of $118 after one year.
495 California
Exp.
Alto
apt.
area.
mgr.
Real
P.A. 326-5340 62 Daimler. V-8. Wires
wants
estate
pos.
&
Palo
prop-
erty mgmt. background. Call 59 J a g u a r " S " Rdstr
Mr. Gray 961-5221. . ^ _ _ _ 64 J
63 F i a t Roadster. M i n t .
60 J a g u a r 3.8 " w i r e s " . . $2495
'64 J a g u a r MK-10
Jaguar XKE X K E cp. save $1000
$2895
$1795
$5695
$1995
$1000
MERCEDES-BENZ
New Car Trade-ins
NAME YOUR PAYMENTS!!
UNIVERSITY PODGE 1964 MODELS!!
An equal opportunity employer Prerequisites
ment: satisfactory comple-
tion of week at our check-
of employ- Cook-Companion needs steady '58 Karmann Ghia Cpe. ..$1095
employment in Menlo Park '61 Lancia Rdstr. V-4
area o n l y . Nr. bus. Palo '64 M.G.B. Rdstr. Sharp ..$2695
$1895 SUNBEAM EXAMPLE
" SECRETARY *4Z5 START
'64 Rambler Ambassador
Attractive, neat, well dressed, ers training school.
girl, age 21-35 to serve as
exec, secretary to president &
assistant to sales & accounting
mum age 20. High school di-
ploma or equivalent certifi-
cate. Must be neat,
Mini-

person-
Alto Times Box 5350.

man. or veterinary's asst. Call

'57 Metro " B a r g a i n "
'59 M G A . Wire Wheels ...$1395
Ambitious man with 6 yrs. exp '60 M G A . Wire Wheels ...$1595 •64—190 DIESEL
desires employment as kennel '63 M G Midget. Mint
$395 '65—230SL ROADSTER

$1695 Radio, heater, w-w tires.

IMP 2 door with reclining Individual seats, automatic trans-
mission, power steering & brakes, tinted windshield, radio
& neater, rear seat speaker, white walls, light group, tilt
department of new Sunnyvale
, manufacturing firm in mod-
ern air-conditioned facilities.
able, physically
with favorable references.
capable 325-5660, Robert
Swedish Mother's Helper
Brown.
'63 M G "1100" Sedan
'52 M G T D . Real Clean
'61 Morris "850" wagon . . . $ 895
. . .
$1595
$ 8 9 5 '63—220£-4 door
Leather Interior, w w tires,
SEDAN steering wheel. $3,578.75. Stock #R244.

Must have good secretarial Here now. $125 mo. '53 Opel Sta. Wagon $295 radio, heater.
Opportunity for men to qual-
35-40 miles per gaL 42 hp
65's Here Now!!
skills & be proficient in En- ify for store management at Aunt.Ann's Agency DA 2-2172 '57 Porsche cpe. " c l e a n " .$1695 •59—190—4 door
glish grammar, punctuation & over $10,000 per year on pol- Live in Housekeeper-Cook. Child 59 Sprite. Sharp $995
composition. Position offers care. Can take full charge. 61 Sprite Clean $1195 '55—I90SL ROADSTER
icy of promotion from within
variety &, advancement oppor-
tunity for qualified Person.
based on merits. Refs. CY 2-6624, ext. 207. ,
'63 S i A jewel
'63 Sprite.
'62 Sprite. Clean
$1795
$1495 FROM i r 4 speed all synchro Independent susp.
Call for appointment: Mr. An- Housework by the day btw. 9 &'59 Taunus sed. Sharp . . $ 345
derson — Tempress Researcn Peninsula area residents apply: 4 $1.75 per hr. Refs. Exper.'63 Triumph Rdstr, Mint ..$2495 Test drive today
California Employment Service Drivers lie. 322-6973. '59 Triumph. Wires $1395
Co. 739-0422. From $1495
OPEN EVENINGS
453 Sherman Ave., Palo Alto. '62 Volkswagen. Mint . . $1495
Japanese, married, desires gen- '60 Volkswagen. A jewel ..$1095
E.P.G. ASST. MANAGERS Monday, Oct. 5, 8 a.m.-5 p.m eral housework. Exc. experi- '63 Volkswagen. New . , .$1695
Working your own area. No ence. Please call 961-2787 aft 6'58 Volks, sunroof S 795 AND UP Overseas Delivery Arranged
nights 5 days. Car necessary^
Experienced commissioned
Perm., temp, part time gen. of- '61 Volvo Sedan 4 speed. $1095 Largest selection of new & used Sales & Service
sales women distribute gifts SALES ASSOCIATES fice work. Exp-, responsible.
Type, It. bkkg., 245-7199. •on credit approval Mercedes-Benz on the Pftpinsul* 529 Alma • DA 1-5920

PREMIER DON HAMPTON, Inc.

to expectant mothers. Will • 1 YEAR WARRANTY *
t r a i n . Housewives, choose own
needed in a Los Altos REAL Teeners Housework, Ironing,

• - •
ESTATE OFFICE. We are
hours. Dial, collect.
WA 2-4450 ask f o r Lucille
looking' for associates with a Reliable baby sitting. Experienced. *
968-3466, 967-3656.
1 Yr. Warranty
successful sales background
« E X P . HAIRDRESSERS
For excellent stylist in small
in any field. W,e have a direc Experienced lady wants day
association with one of the work or by the week* Have
on all used cars
congenial shop. Salary + area's largest builders. This refs & own trans. 3221461.
4195 El Camino Palo A4to
provides a constant source of Hard working sincere student Many more including several
DA 6-7160
comm. Opportunity excellent
House of Daniel, 138 State St.,
Los Altos. "Look for the blue
leads, new houses and open
houses. Good co'mmission ar- WHAT needs a.m. & wknd. work in
American trades at wholesale
bluebook
IMPORTS, LTD.
61 Volkswagen sed. $1095
awning across from Purity."
948-3925.
DON'T WAIT
rangement. Call Mr. Temple
for a confidential interview Woman desires baby sitting Job
948-9571. BOB CARD REALTY
HAVE YOU?

days 2135 Euclid, East Palq

Alto. DA 5-4859.
322-5569
PENINSULA BRITISH CARS
Authorized Mercedes-Benz dir.
Sales &. Service
1272 El Camino—San Carlos
Open Evenings & Sunday
Peninsula Germany's finest low priced
car.
LUTZ FORD SALES
ATTENTION... NEW CAR BUYERS
until later to see about becom- REAL ESTATE SALESMEN Peninsula's Leading Authorized
ing an Avon Representative $$$ Potential is Unlimited Japanese woman wants house BMC Jaguar Dealer MGA '56 $750. Frosted blue. 350 El Camino, M P - O A .3 7 786
for our wonderful Christmas for honest, intelligent workers work by day. Call after
Season, Comm. Orders being
taken now. To inquire, phone
EM 9-1965. ext. 4.
who want to SELL On comm.
If you
1
want
are willing to work for it,
see us now. For appt. call
TOP money and
6 p.m. 321-7731.
Woman wants work. Week or
day Cooking or cleaning.
OPEN EVES. &' SUNDAYS

200 El Camino, Menlo Park MGA '59 coupe.

W/W,
Excel, cond.'323-4643 eve.
p Eng.
g
British Cars
radio, wire wheels.

Just reblt.
VW '63 Deluxe sun roof Wagon; j
A M / F M radio + other extras,
large 1500 cc eng. Very low
mi. $2099. DA 1-2893.
AUTHORIZED DEALER

RAMBLER
Refs Own trans. 325-5497. R
Radio.
d i Must
M sellll $950/best
$950/b
Telephone Solicitors I SMITH & BRODIE
USED CAR LOT offer. 323-0631 aft. 6. VW ' 6 1 , light blue, white int.,
and managers. Exc. salary &| REALTORS RN desires office or clinic work.
fringe benefits. 50 yr
home improv. co. expanding Bakers,
o l d 739-9583 390 So. Murphy, SV
cooks, other kitchen
New in area. References furn
7 vrs cvn. 9(51-5037. . DA 1-8223 MGA '59, R.H., wire wheels,
$800 or offer. DA 25493.
MGB • SPRITE R / H , 31,500 m i . $1100. Call
854-41 A3.
in Calif. Call Mr. Miller. 321
0680.
Workers. Room in employee
housing on campus optional. 350—Education, Instruc-
AUSTIN HEALEY VW 1964 deluxe Microbui with
sunroof; 1500 engine, 3300 mi The Peninsula's Newest
* '63 Austin Healey • MG '57 New engine.' Ju*t make
T E MPOR A R Y
TASK FCRCE assignments
An equal opportunity employer.
University Food Services,
tion. Information Sprite. Two tops. A real buy! JAGUAR • MG SEDAN
payments. Dealer. 948.2972 Best offer. 948-7G99. Name In. Ramblei"
key punch { room 221 Encino Hall, Stan $1495 VW '62 original owner—only Inherited 97—"64 Ramblers Ask for the
• ford University. DA 1-3485. JOBS M G T D '52 Good condition. Pvt it Eu'opean Deliveries 20,000 miles. $1375.
stenos from their predecessors
typists ! Mature, responsible couple tniwaitino 1
for Trained Secretaries
SPEEDWRITING
McDaniel Motors Inc. pty, 1695. UL 1-7704. _ Arranged Phone 948 8142.
FACTORY .
NO FEE
261 Hamilton^PA
HIGH RATFSj manage 17-umt apt. No chi
DA 1 7832; dren. DA 6 5226. Shorthand in 6 Weeks
DAY & EVE. CLASSES
!
680 W. El Cammo — Sunnyvale
RE 6-7995 M G T D ' 5 1 , v e r y clean, Kd. 805 El Camino
- | mech. cond , rec. reblt. eng
VW '62 Excellent condition. Ask-
ing $1195. DA 6-8905
Just 41 LEFT TO SELL ! '
Secretary/Receptionist
Needed immediately for Menlo M ™ * f t
e
£ ,
Couple for 13 unit PALO ALTO Austin Healey 1963, 25,000 J 600
- 365-3040 or D l 4-9155 eve DA 6-9S80 • NEWS CARS INVOICE
Park Sales dOff,ce. tl f Start on apartments *™"™< 3?6 6361. i SECRETARIAL SCHOOL : miles. Pirellis R'h. w'whefls, 200 E! Camino, M e n b Park v - w - ' « • r c d ' *«nroof. Excel.
Saturday & work into full time 5?4 University. P.A. 325-1800, wood steering wheel. 325-5242. M G T D '53 Very gd. mech. _ . ft--i condition. Orig own'-' R / H • EXECUTIVE CARS on Car of Your Choice
m about a year
Serving Peninsula since 1930' ! cond. $750. 326 1562. UA \-olli •• plus extras. $1095 948 .)4f,8.
rvmd necessary — HOUSEHOLD AUSTIN HEALEY DELUXE Open evenings and Sundays ' ' ' • DEMONSTRATORS
REAL"ESTATE SCHOOL ' '59 4 seater. Many extras. MGTD '53, replaced clutch 4
Miss Keller.
Buyer for ladies' active sports-
HELP WANTED
Original license $50 J1S0O. 325-2598. generator mechanically sound SUNBEAM A L P I N E
VW '63 sod., grey, red uph.
R / H , seat hits . owner
mech. Exc. cond 374
VW MAKE OFFER!
$595/offer. 323-276^

TIGER V8
wear department. Previous Classes Mon . Wed & F r i .
COOK I Citroen I D '59, in good condl-
r e ^ ^ ^ f i O ^ T ^ r ^ r S - Experienced, Some light
work. For 3 adults.
g
Recent
house
ref
SWAN SCHOOL < tion
1
need to sell,
area 3268113 eves. Ellen.
leaving MG 1100. $100 over low Bluebook
Call, 3255150 eves,; days. 321 -
VW '60 Radio/Heater, Good con-
dition. $900. DA 3-9838. Trades Accepted!
mission. SPIROS INCORPO- DA 6-4536
erenc.es. Live in or oul. Own
DKW JUNIOR '61 7999. All Types Financing!
RATE D1_DA_3_-004L trans. 948 393G PASS R E A L ~ E STATE E XA M'. VW 1500 '64 Variant S wagon
Teacher: nursery or kinder- Original license $75 7 tir sedan, exce'l. cond 28-30 MG '58 Magnet 4 door »*dan Have Tiger will demonstrate US. specs. Extras. 4000 mi.
garten exp. Pro School Center ' n i 3 ' / j M y daddy works a l l Classes Mon. & Wed. mpg $635 Priv, party. $550 or offer. 369 2717 after 6 SOUTHGATE MOTORS $2/95. 253 5457 after 4
A M only. PA/MV. Art Link- 1 «»"
letter's Young World of Dis
day and
school
»?. myy m o m m y tpachfis Permanent & Broker's lie. $100
We nppd a live-in Classe? Tues & Thurs
948 4587 aft. 5,
Jagua7~'59~'XK150 cp«. Exc.
p.m. 999 Alma. P A . DA 5 5611
V W 1500-S 1964 w / s u n r o o f , A M /
OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN
covery. 948 6367. to M^y w i t h me. DIEGELMAN'S SCHOOL cond. Ong int. W/wheels. K / H . M o r r l i Minor '62 850 wagon. FM radio, extras, Musi srli
Please call 8M-7647 aft. 4 p.m. 854-3501 New trans. Just make pay Sunbeam Singer '60 convert.

CAMINO RAMBLER
White/black int. Pvt pty. 941 - b y 10/9. P r i v a t e 369-4/76.
C
^\TsTZ^l^r^ Wom an ,„ l.ve ,n with e.der.y School _. . . of .. Modern Languages __ 04 S7 eves. ments Dealer. 948 2972 Low mi-. R/H', Excellent. $545/
offer. 948-5667 VW '5J sedan with R/H.
poa'ls o f t h e c h u r c h Good < P1*-- L.u housekeeping &• F r e n c h • S p a n i s h • G e r m a n a u t h . gray.
tvoist—Ben'l office work No r o o k , n « P l e a s . n i t c o u n t r y at S u p e r i n t e n d e n t pun Instruc
black leather. Chrome w / w , ~~^~ KAPITAN I cone). ,)pp
S/H Phone '.?2 4S?8 n e t w n n;osph^-.-
p(
r?r,(s o w n ir^ns ) ? 7 0 Crane M P Registration
AM FM SW Radio. Low mi . faO Opel custom " 6 " cylinder, 4 * '61 Triumph Roadster it beg. Oct 948 9524.
9 5. m , P' U L 1 -'.;<''./ or W,JJR: A , - o>1 |y o t h e r languages. L a t i n . door. GM's luxury car from A real beauty I
3?5 ? 8 V? 2
$2995 DA 3 0915 a f t . 5 . VW '61 Exc. cond. New tires, "Dedicated to Serving Y o u '
~•"" A t h e r t o n a r c h i t e c t ' s f a m i l y _ ; ° _ L * :l^ _ Germany! See it at Hatch $1495
RN~forTT«ril chaTgV a needs b u s i n e s s g i n o r s t u d e n t | TUTORING' Jaguar "'57~XK 140 convert. A / T Chevrolet, Los Altos. brakes, valves. $1095. DA 1
CIUSTVP convalescent hospital. R/H, wire whls. Best offer 1240. !5/0 L L CAMINO REAL • REDWOOD CITY • L M 9 4I.H
M p n l o ' p a r k Salary oprn 854 R o o m & b o a r r f m e x c h a n g e I N Y O U R O W N H O M E H i s !
j for evening baby sitting A t o . y Sor. s t u d i e s , reading,
941-2954 Opel '60 2 door McDaniel Motors Inc.
sedan. Very
1
OPEN SUNDAYS— NIGHTS ' T I L YO.U CLOSC THF. DOORS
. . - - — • •• — " - " I I'te h o u s e w o r k . 322 8203 e v e s K P n . science, math Q u a l i f i e d . Jag. '56 XK140, convt. Excell. good condition. S80 W El Camino REL 6/995
— Sunnyvaln
'
VW '59 Sunroof, radio.
.!2,000 m i . Lxr.. conrl
B $500 368 7790
^lS°Tt^ontu%
f n w/poise & oersonahty. "Hi" M^mrGrandmomsTc o I iVgi! -penenced cond. Just overhauled. Best J840 %3 4'i-
r 796-6878. 420—USED CARS
or P/time counselor A mgr Gals w /1 r a n s needed for oart French "or"~Latin translation,"tu- _.J!!!?. '64 PEUGEOT DEMO
openings ,^375-J ^ ; _ , 325-20?9; & full !<mp Children Watch ; tonng all levels. Gramma'.: Jaguar "59 XK150 Roadster. TR-3 '59 white, wire wheels Volks sedan '60 black. Recent You can be sure
mg 9<18 -.ing Agrnc.y rfMti ra conversation Exp Lo mi. Exc. condition TERRIFIC SAVINGS valve o/h, radio, w ' w tir«* B u i c k s — '63 W i l d c a t s s p o r t
EXWRTENCEP7SALESLADY $1000. 327-2334 eves. $950. Pvt. pty %M978 i
in Infants' "& Children's Wear. Baby Baby sitter sitter for infant, infant. light teacher with M.A. 325-9560. $1500 ^ ?!!Li 9 5 ii LEONARD ELY CO. Triumph, '59, blue, Convert, exc.
coupe. R / H , auto, f u l l powor
M Skylark sport ronOP f-i:
Howard s Children Shop. US' housekeeping, near C u h h o r i e y ; P j a n o
University Ave.. P A High J ^ r e - n c r s
instruction,
>*Qu,rocl , r . P r v r t t f ) r y teacher,
exper. con- Karmann Ghia '64, seat belt*,
beginners Blau radio. Bright r«d. Per-Menlo Par*
300 El Cammo Real
DA I 4780
cond. Quick sale.
CH 5 1770
$1250. • '6! Volvo •
i sp<"frj bo* Mu".t <;pe to bulii'vr
COMPETITION'MOTORS
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--——--^TITTSP'CSE'S" DA 1 ;?08 aftftr 6 p m adv.need, my home. Miss fect condition. $2195. DA 2-7951 to save you money power and .nr ronditinniif;
Days and" Nights t-h'ld care 5 days. 7 a.m.-4: 15; _N»t»i><> Hone, 371 49S i. 374 2441 Mercedes Benz 190 SL, '58, yel-Portche '60. Dark metallic grey. TR-4 '63 rdstr. Br. green. g Naval $1095 •ftl E l e c t s ?25, full power m
The Hippo i> m N r Landeis School. Mt Hansel & Gretel nursery p r * . low. black convert, top, excell 1600 S. Rdstr. A M / F M . $2350. ff
officer ttransferred.
f d $2295 Authorized dealers for eluding -.esK ^ n d windows
Menlo Park Vlpw %7
j l 7 7 0 Or .-? G7 0 6 7 ? ..I school Full & '.', days, prof lent appearance. Fine mech. _J54 Buick $15^_25?I8O1___ trades. 739-8081. McDaniel Motors Inc. SUNBEAM—ROVER hr; f ior(r,i 7,'S «.f.rl/in with luii
unAf- fiO I. r S,ihro w d ^ n A.
to work full time in Housework, exp. woman, t hrs prog big Shaded garden condition Mileage 36.500. 3000 W Fl Camino — Sunny vfl'r-'
• - • A A Nwk or 8 hrs. every other miles on tires. $7,195. 854-5706 '64 RENAULT DEMO'S Tft-3 1957. Remov. hdtp., ton REfi7T)'i LAND ROVER ihp power Cutting invpntO",
Menlo Park Catholic book \.U?6 Alameda. M P 85" "v'Sfi neau, new paint. $950. Days RiMrantrrfl belt car«. ,»-H1
religious article store, 375 ^o PA RrK DA 1 4968 Piano Le**ons by y GGerman Con- Mnrcodet '58 190 SL with '67 TERRIFIC SAVINGS! YO 11655, eves. DA 61566. Volvo '63, PV544, red. low m i l e -
DATSUN flfaii, m town. A U T O R A M A
5754 betw. 5:30 AJS^-'O Care needed for 4 children, 3 in cert Pianist. Begmners/Ari motor. Red w/beige leathn Low overhead facility ,'flinn Sfevrn-, Crofk. Cupftr
5 V n T a ~ f * Reccptlonlit, 18-40.! school. Mon through F-n , nwn \/,inr.eri Your home 375 665? As new black c.onvprtihlp top f. LEONARD ELY CO. TR-3 '59 Black, R / H . outst.
R g
A K $185o'. 74V5207, 777 El Camino t nn
100 El Camino Real cond. $850. 327-4800. Eve. 8M C N/tn
v R a v S M i r > 1 year exp. R e f 1 transportation_J»4! 2747 ^ French conversational, ace-' hardtop. $??88, 375 6?86 dav< 8399. 7 • 531 3175 •
851 7784 pve<.< Menlo Park + DA 1 4780 Voivor 64"P4800, 4 mo. Calif. Open Monday A Thursday eves *• •*- '64 Buick Riviera ir
LL^SL9sLJhJB
_ y : ~ . • „ , , , <.,, c !House clean "ft i r o t ' ' Tue*. A <i<""'<". * *«st Pf?P?r?. pp tlons b
V reciuimmonts, white w/red int .
f-ri morn 8: 10 to 17 10 Own native teacher....968-84.9.1... Mercede* '57, 190SL. white w/. Renault '59 engine g rebuilt, new VW Bu*. '63. 8 pass. Custom-bit. SEE US LAST (•nod as now Fully equipped
Waitress. Experienced. 210 p.m. trans 371 6788. blue leather; Convert top. tires, very clean. $365. 967- E n g l i s h caravan. Butane ovordr. 948 4741 factory warranty
BREUER'S blue hard top; 53,000 mi A M / 1915 evenings. stove, sink, lO-gal. water tank
?7l university DA 6-7?-2?ITxp. lady for housework A Iron- 360 — CHILD CARE & pump. Converts to double Want Ads published In the Palo $3995
FM w / s h o r t wave, $7785; 377
ing every Thurs in W. Menlo.I or twin beds. $2365. 201 E.
320 — HELP WANTED Ref. req. DA 1 5596. _ IChild care in my licensed home.
Nr San Antonio Rd. between Mercedes-Benz '62 190SL road
0357. Simca 60, Arlane,
body, just tuned. 4 dr. $400
excellent
O'Keefe, P.A. 325-1963.
Alto Times are required to
meet certain standards of ac-420—USED CARS ; McDaniel Motors Inc.
Light housework, V, dayt, 1 to Call 941 0530. V.W. '56 convt. Good brakes' A ceptability and considerable 88(1 W El Camino —Sunnyvaif
MALE or FEMALE 5 p.m. in Menlo Park, refer- Alma A Mjddlefield. 967-4215. ster. ? tops. Radio and heater. | ~ — time and effort are expended
4 speed. A classic. £817 AP I tires. Needs owner with me
ences. JEM 67353 aft. 6. ^ _ _ .. IVJ to 8 yr*. In chanical skill to replace tim- every day in screening ques Buick Riviera '63 Exc. eond. Cad. '49 «edan, VS. very good
Experienced phone solicitors, my lie. home nr. Middlefield. $4275. Tom Milam RamblT ads
Housekeeper, full time, live In 525 Alma, Palo Alto, PA, 1 5920 ing gear. $350. 851-0819. 4370 A M / F M radio. Ore «nf . win> cond new tires, r A h , EX
for home Improvement Sal- Alpine Rd., Portal a Vat. __ whls , mn;t extra*. Pvt. own TPtAS! $730 854_4OS1.^
ary plus commission. Call Mr. or out Scandinavian prnf Mercedes '64 22OSE, Ivory red Howevrr, due to the increasing er. 94B-0719
Baby Sitter*, highest paid.
Persechlno. Mon. Fri. 5 to 9 Mrnlo Pk. ?*5_475j}. __
Stanford Sitters S e r v i c e uph. Becker A M / F M , auto number of ads being offered W »edan DeVille siOOO mi
p.m. 325-3876. Houtework 2 morning! or 1 day trans., steering. 3000 ml. $5200 March '64. $1700. Days 32,1- pach day, many of them for White air c o n d . many ev
375 7628, 323 35% • Sportscdan—Imp immediate. Insertion, It »9 pos- Bulf-V '64 Wildcat Convertible. tras $5995. 324 3715
Beauty operators wanted. Excel- a week. Prefer lady from Pvt. 327 6634;_ 344-9144 eves. 3
with heater $1495 vbldpPRroceasionally a ques Loaded. 4 month?; old White. Cad. '62 Coupe D# Vlile. Exeeil.
lent salary in a busy shop MV/SV area. WHJ^}J^___ _1_ Chiid Care
Mercedes '61 1M8L Hardtop • NEW—Tiger V8 VW '62 Sunroof, rad, sxtras. Ex,
tionjffcia ad will escape our $3300. DA 2-6310
Ahn'a Beauty Salon, 377 1st 360A coupe. One owner. 25,000 miles 165 H P roadster—from $3499 cetlent condition. Original
notice.
cond. Fully powered. Air cond
•~Housek¥ePEft—«~OOK~ beauty, 2S3-9103 Agent, owner. $1295. 3252113. $3800^968-5033.
St A 948 ! 6
-:.'-ir. .r... :?- -f : Live in Start $200. Atherton. Wanted • Sunbeam Alpine roadster Buick '55 2 dr. hardtop. Stick,
difiac 19SS. Tir'. tm. S#e at
PA 5-0891. MERCEDES '64 2303L A hardtop—from $2449 VW '«4 Whlta, n#w sunroof, ex- Readers who nota an advertise R/H, $125. 9189446 aft. 5:30
Couple to manage apt*. Free • Sunbeam Minx Deluxe ment which seems to be out p.m. 1339 Park Dr., Apt. 16, M V
rent. t Stata qqualifications and HouwTwork A light cooking. 3 Baby titter. Tu«t., Thurs. a.m. Just off boatl Save $1500. tras; parfact cond. $1750. after 6 p.m.
Sedan—from $1839 of line with good advertising _
f
references. W
Write P l Alto to 7. five day* week. $1.50 8: 30 12:30 2 boys 4, 6. Nr. Al-$6850.
i t Palo 948-2072 evenings.
Now with AUTOMATIC TRANS
1614 Hudson, No. 110 B.C. Eves
ethics ar« requested to cal
, ™- • — —y

Tlmos Box 5356. hr. LY 3 8086, YO-8-1787. lied Arts, M.P. 322 3194. MGA '62 Red Mark I I 1600 road- Or 4 speed floor shift. VW '63 Mfcrobus. 1500 eng the classified department of Bulck '57 Super. All ^ This Classification I* Continued
Early morning paper route. Reliable, thorough cleaning Child care, 4 days wk, 9-1, very ster. Wire wheels, R/H. Ex- thr Palo Alto Times 3210400
Small car. B P Agency. DA 1 woman evory Friday. Palo portation 854-3487 . light housekeeping. Own trans- cellent condition. Never raced. SOUTHGATE MOTORS Split front seat. 10.000 mi On NBX, P*g*>
, Pvt pty 377.179-1 999 Alma. I P A DA 5-561 Best offer 736-57.85
5475. Alto u r M . 32fi-?422
 FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964
3 6 - P A L O ALTO TIMES
420—USED CARS 420—USED CARS
420 — USED CARS 420—USED CARS 420 —USED CARS

SEEING IS
Pay just An Invitation To Savings
AT
E-Z DAVIES
YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER
Sales#Fee only Peninsula Chevrolet
BELIEVING BUY FOR THE FOLLOWING
BALANCES DUE
We handle private party and
finance company consignments.

'63 Dodge sedan $1364

'63 Pontiac Catalina
This 2 door Is big & beautiful, with smart styling
$2299
E-Z BUY OF THE WEEK
'61 Chevrolefimpala sport coupe
Ermine white, blue interior. V-8. Radio, heat-
er, power glide, power steering.
E-Z
$1695

We're out to win customers and friends with 1st come— '61 Falcon wagon . . .$ 788
Deluxe m o d e l , 4 door, '64 Volkswagen $1799
standard transmission. 2 door Sedan. Less than 8000 miles plus radio &
heater. Its hardly broken in, come In and '"specj '63 Chevrolet Impala SS cpe $2595
1st served prices. Over 100 used cars to choose from. I
63 Ford V-8FI.'500'$1670
Like new, 4 door, fully
this Beauty Queen from top to bottom. A real Red
Jewel "OK" Warranteed. '63 Chevrolet Impala sport cpe $2495
| equipped.
'63 Monza $1699 '63 Buick Riviera sport cpe $3595
TO PROVE WE MEAN BUSINESS, CHECK THESE SAMPLES. '62 Continental sed. $3183
Air conditioning,
power, beautiful
all the
through *
2 Door. Smart, Swift & Sturdy. You can pay more
but you can't buy better. 4 speed transmission, for
economy when combined with this six cylinder engine,
'62 Rambler American cpe
'62 Rambref- Deluxe wagon
$ 895
$1395
out. also 'adio. heater, etc. Fawn in color. ' OK"
Warranteed.
'63 Classic Rambler '63 Rambler '62 Chev. Super STOP THIEF 63 Pontiac 4 door..$235.1 '62 Chevrolet wagon ; $1995
4 door w a g o n . T h i s classic
"550" the i d e a l c a m p e r s 2 door "770" sedan. A beau- Sport. Stop! Racing red, '62 Chev. Nova II Convt. Catalina. Immaculate con-
dition. Full power, etc.
'60 Pontiac Hardtop $1599 '61 Chevrolet sedan $1095
special w i t h o v e r d r i v e and tiful black with red bucket 4 speed and all the extras. Ventura. Nothing could be finer. A demonstration
radio, h e a t e r . A full s i z e
wagon for a
price. D r i v e a w a y .
miniature
seats. Standard transmis-
sion and overdrive. Radio
and heater and this price is
We don't specialize so you
benefit. You know the value
is here. $1260 '59 Cad. sed. DeVille $ 1321
Air
steering,
conditioning,
brakes,
p o w e r
seats,
will convince you to come In today & see lots of
extras. Automatic transmission, power steering,
power brakes, air-conditioning, radio & heater. Ivory
& gold in color. " O K " Warranteed.
'61 Valiant sedan
'61 Falcon sedan
.....$ 895
$995
Yes, we are serious, this w i n d o w s e t c . M e d i u m blue
'61 Corvair cpe., automatic trans $ 995
$1695 $1695 $1695 white beauty has standard
transmission with radio and
heater.
in c o l o r .

'62 Falcon 4 dr. sed. $ 835

'62 Olds Hardtop
STARFIRE. This is ITI One of the finest cars in
Motordom, at wholesale price for this weekend
$2299
'61 Ford coupe. Stick $995
Deluxe model with radio,
'62 Mercury Meteor '61 Oldsmobile heater, automatic t r a n s . ,
etc.
only. Come in & see. It has bucket seats, automatic
transmission, power steering & brakes, factory air- '61 Rambler 9 pass, wagon $1195
4 door sedan. Here is the family buyl This little V-8 4 door hardtop. Fully equipped. We must keep sacrificing conditioning, radio, heater & is silver blue In color.
special has automatic, radio and heater. A beautiful prices until our stock depletes. You will buy at No gimmicks '61 Chevrolet Brookwood wagon $1595
yellow for Full price as above '60 Chevrolet Station Wagon $ 999 '61 Rambler Deluxe wagon $ 995
$1450 4 Door. Six cylinder. A big beauty from bumper to
'60 Valiant V200 sedan $895
Autofama.-
bumper, Smart style,-value & performance at this
weekend price, plus overdrive transmission, radio

'64 Bonneville
A below invoice special—A
late model, buyer's life-
time dream. 4 door hard-
top with Pontiac power —
this immaculate bronze ex-
ter or is accompanied by
sunset gold interior. A con-
noisseur buy at
$3035
" '59 Cadillac
t door hardtop. Here is au-
tomobile king. Attired in
yellow and white. Power
steering,
power seat, power windows
and all the other extras that
make this car a must at
$1285
A good selection of transportation cars at Give-Away prices!
Fairlane "500" '64 Ford Galaxie '62 Chevrolet & heater. "Good Value" Special. '60 Corvair sedan, Powerglide $ 995
'64 Ford sports coupe a rare
*500" 2 door hardtop. This
car is a fantastic red
4 door hardtop Impala. All
Chev. buyers eyes right. A '58 Ford Station Wagon S 699 '60 Ford Starliner HT coupe $1095
find with 4 speed 286, V-8. equipped to sell. Try V-8 20100 STEVENS CREEK Country Squire 9 passenger eight cylinder. Big
This beauty is black with
black bucket seats. Top this
power steering and auto-
matic and many other ex-
beautiful pale blue that is
set off by automatic power Cupertino 253-9101 car, big comfort. Big savings at this low weekend
price Also automatic transmission, power steering,
'60 Olds Super Fiesta wag. (loaded) $1895
steering and the economy
off with power steering. A
must see.
tras. Stop and see this
weekend beauty for only
V-8 engine. One car, one
look, ONE SALE!
BIG USED CAR SALE! '57 Ford
convert. Runs good. $299; '54
radio'& heater. "Good Value" Special. '60 Pontiac Catalina wagon $1595
Cad. Fleetwood. Reeks of lux-
urious living. $299; '57 Dodge '63 Chevy II Station Wagon $1899 '60 Comet wagon $ 895
SPECIALt $2550 $1725 convert. A beauty. $299; 55
Chev. " 6 " Floor shift. $149;
'56 P o n t i a c wagon. Nice
$199; '52 Ford Vic. 1-owner.
Nova 400. Big car comfort, small car economy and
automatic transmission, radio & heater. Excellent
condition, low mileage. "OK" Warranteed
'60 Falcon wagon
'60 Chevrolet Nomad wagon $1195
$ 895
$ 149; '51 Chev. Hardtop. $149;
'61 Cadillac '64 Rambler '54 Buick hardtop. Sharp. $199;
'53 Cad. hardtop. Orig. fact, '63 Chevrolet V-8 Hardtop , .$2499 '59 Chevrolet Bel Air Cpe. V-8, O'dr. $1195
Coupe hardtop — a gorgeous
American 2 door sedan. This finish. $199; '54 Olds. 2 door Impala 4 door. Words can't describe fhe beauty &
beige with spotless interior.
This car was inherited by is the economy king. Has 6 hardtop. Not bad! $149; '53
Lincoln hardtop. Nice. $177;
cleanliness of this car. Nothing could be finer. Better
than new, low mileage, Powerglide transmission,
'59 Chevrolet Pkwd. wag. V-8. Stick $1095
power brakes, the present management. cylinder standard transmis-
sion. This green little heauty •55 Olds "88" hardtop. A-l. power steering, FACTORY AIR-CONDITIONING,
Our loss, your gain. Fully
equipped at truly sharp inside and out. $177; '55 Hudson Hornet. Shows
lovmg care. $149; '41 Chev. 2
door. $49; '57 Opel. $99; '52
radio, heater, etc. " O K " Warranteed.
E-Z TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS E-Z
'60 Chevrolet '8' Convertible '. $1299
$2250 $1595 Cad coupe. $69; 'S3 Chev, $99;
'52 ChevT $88; '54 Pontiac $77.
AL PLAW MOTORS. 3885 El
Camino, Palo Alto. DA 1-8242.
Impala. A lustrous red exterior adorned by its new
white top, and matching interior, automatic trans-
mission, power steering, power brakes, radio &
"57
'57
Chevrolet Sed. ..$295
Plymouth Sed. ...$195
'57
'58
Chevrolet Cpe. ..$395
Chevrolet Cpe. ..$695
heater. " O K " Warranteed.
'57 Cad. DeVille . . . . $ 6 9 5
"Another One HATCHED" "53 Chevrolet Sed. . . $ 9 5 "56 Chevrolet HT Sed. $195
We need the space. \\
50 '61 Ford T Convertible
Tops all round for value, carefully owner-driven
as its immaculate condition reveals Plus auto-
.$1299 '56
'54
Chevrolet Cpe. ..$395
Buiclc HT Cpe. ..$145
'57
'55
'57
Plymouth HT Sed. $295
Chev. Wagon . . .$395
Chev. 9 pass.'W. $595
matic transmission, power steering, power brakes,

'51 Chevrolet 4 door sedan V-8 standard trans., air cond $575
OK" CHEVYS
'53s thru '63s
radio & heater. "OK" Warranteed.

'62 Buick Special $1799

'59 Ply. Wagon $595
TRUCKS - TRUCKS
'64 Dodge Fleetside $1795
2 door Sedan. A small car with big features plus % Ton Pickup
'54 Ford convertible. A red beauty for S150 We Have One For You! automatic transmission, radio & heater. Ivory &
'61 Ford l/2 Tincl Hi. $1595
• Strictly "OK" Quality
silver in color. "OK" Warranteed. Foreign Cars—Sport Cars
'54 Chevrolet l 6'
Cruiser Camper

'56 Plymouth station wagon. Stick, 6 cylinder for S 99 • I-Year " G W " Warranty $ 299 '63 Voiles. Convert . $1595 - 6 0 S M C l/2 T F. PU $1195
4 door. Looks as well as it runs. A lot of car for so
• Priced To SELL
• ALL Types Of Auto
little money. Ivory & green in color. Standard trans-
mission, plus radio & heater. "Good Value" Special. '62 M G Roadster (2) $1295 Y6' R / H - Automatic trans.
'61 Metropolitan. Black and white. Ready to go $695 Insurance for
* •
'61 Renault Carav.'. $1095 '60
1 4 p
sod.
Dodge «/2 T Fl'side $645
EVERYONE! JUST A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS Hard Top, Soft Top. R/H. '59 Chev l/2 T R'tside $995
'59 Metropolitan. Green and white. One owner. Sharp!^^,.,** S575 Terms to Suit YOU! OFFERED THIS WEEKEND
4 spd.
'58 Ford 3/4 T Pick Up $495
'59 Renault Sed. . . . $ 345
*}'•* **"

'51 Cadillac sedan. A real steal. Weekend only $125 HATCH • TRADES WELCOMED Highest Prices
'57
"62 Fiat 1200 Rdstr: $1395 '53
Chev. Sed., Del. ..$695
Chev. «/2 T C&C $395
'60 Corvair. The little sedan. Must sell at $495 CHEVROLET CO. • EASY TERMS Bank, finance, etc. PLENTY MOftE TO SELECT FROM - COME SEE
5172 El Camino • YO 7-7225 • INSURANCE A u t o - A l l coverage afforded THE BAY AREA VALUE LEADER
'58 Rambler American 2 door sedan. With automatic $395
'60 Rambler American. Automatic, radio X heater. Now for $750
• '61 Chevrolet Impala •
Convertible. Automatic, power
steering, radio, heater, white
sidewall tires. Razor sharp!
$1795
753 Alma Street 1044 El Camino
Palo Alto Menlo Park
E-Z DAVIES
NO DOWN PAYMENT on Credit Approval McDaniel Motors Inc.
680 W. El Camino — Sunnyvale
RE 6-7995 DA 4-2574 DA 4-2422 CHEVROLET
1101 El Camino Real • Redwood City • EM 6 ^ 8 6
Camino Rambler
'61 Chevrolet . . . . . $ 1 7 9 5
Parkwood Wagon, radio &

570 El Camino REDWOOD CITY EM 9-4131

,
heater, automatic transmis-
sion, power steering.
LUTZ FORD SALES
350 El Camino M.P. DA 3-77861
Chev. '59 station wagon Auto-
matic, P/S air. Just pay $89
!
* DODGES *
'61 Lancer 4 door $ 895
62 Ford 8 Galaxie. . . $ 1 7 9 5
'500" 2 door hardtop. Radio,
heater,
steering,
cruisomatic,
BELOW BOOK!
Many

LUTZ FORD SALES

power
dollars
'64 IMPERIAL
Save $2300 on this '64
Crown Imperial s e d a n .
Just a few months old.
an.d assume $39 mo. pymts. Sedan. Radio • and heater. STICK. 350 El Camino, M.P.—DA 3-7786 Showroom nice condition.
on credit OK. LOU, HOB- Ford '60 Starliner. Motor & With all the power and
GOOD'S WAGO.N CITY, 855 '62 Dart "440" ,. $1295 Fordomatic & parts. Only $395.
A I R CONDITIONING,
FERRIS MILES - SOUND INVESTMENTS "Another: One HATCHED" El Camino, S.C., Ask for Rich,
593-4852.
4 door. Radio and heater, automatic, power steering.
'56 Olds " 8 " 4 dr. R/H, w/w's.
Good buy, $295. Stauffer ta- FACTORY WARRANTY

'59 & '60

ble, good as new.
SENSIBLY PRICED '59 Chev. V8 $1199 '6J Lancer "GT" $1095 YO 7-7767
Hardtop. Radio and heater, automatic. 1 owner, like new. Ford '64 Galaxie "500" hardtop.
included. See at AUTO-
Impala 4 door hardtop, auto- RAM A, 20109 S t e v e n s
• I Year Warranty • matic, power steering. A real A/T, P/S. Just pay $89. and
nice white car. '62 Lancer "GT" . .' $46 mo. assume $79 mo. pymts on Creek, Cupertino.
30-day Unconditional Guarantee on all 1st Choice Cars 2 door hardrtop. Radio and heater, automatic. Low mileage. credit ok. LOU'S CABOOSE, $4997
SOUTHGATE MOTORS
'59 Olds "98" 2 Door Hardtop $1195 CLEARANCE SALE 999 Alma P.A. DA 5-5611 •63 Dart "270" sta. wag
1325 El Camino, S.C. Ask for
$1995 Don, 593-3165.
Ford '56 Victoria, popular tur-
Mercury '63 Monterey Breeze-
way 4 door hardtop. All power
Full power. I Chevrolet '63 Corvair Monza. Wagon. Automatic, radio and heater.
We're loaded with value-packed beauties! Automatic, radio, and heater. quoise & white, excel, cond., including power rear windows
'61 Dodge Lancer 4 Door Sedan $ 895' orig. owner. A/T, R/H. P/S R/H, automatic. This one
Enjoy modern, dependable transportation at —
6 cylinder, standard transmission.
Beautiful
r:901A.
one s owner
$1850. Tom
car.
Milam NO DOWN * LOW DOWN W/W, lots of tread, V-8 engine could go back on the show-
room floor it's so nice. Make
'60 Dodge 4 Door Sedan
Automatic transmission.
$ 695!
!
LOW LOW PRICES! I1 Rambler. 3111 El Camino,
Palo Alto. Calif., DA 6-1725. NAME PAYMENTS!!
replaced. Best offer
$400. 9680944.
over
one payment of $59.20 and as-
sume balance. AUTORAMA
'63 Ford Galaxie $2495 20100 Stevens Creek, Cuper-
'59 Plymouth Fury 4 Door Hardtop
Automatic transmission.
'57 Dodge 4 Door Sedan . . -
$ 595
$ 295
'59 Impaia V-8
Chevy H'top. Power ex
$849'60 Dodge H'top
The elegant Phoenix
$1099
vV59
'FOR HUNTERS,. FISHERMEN
& OUTDOORSMEN
Chevrolet $1095 UNIVERSITY DODGE "500" X L 300 hp. 4 speed trans.
Just like. new.
LUTZ FORD SALES
tino.
'63 Mercur $2495
tras. White, red interior! coupe. Power extras. See Carryall. Excellent. 4190 El Camino at Charleston Palo Alto Colony Park* Wagon, radio &
'61 Rambler Classic Custom $ 895 <Reg. $1299) this! (Reg. $1299) 350 El Camino M.P. — DA 3-7786 heater, power steering, auto-
LUTZ FORD SALES DA 7-1550 matic transmission.
4 door Sedan. 6 cylinder, standard transmission, overdrive, Ford 1958 6 cyl., 4 dr. sedan,
$1399 '59 Pontiac H'top":...$1199
350 El Camino, M.P.—DA 3-7786
radio, heater. Chev. '63 Bel Air 4-door, p/s, Corvair '63 Monza Spyder. Fully overdrive, p.b. radio, heater, LUTZ FORD SALES
'57 Ford 4 Door Sedan $ 250 '60 Olds H'fop Bonneville coupe. Power
Chev. II '64 Wag., stick, r/h, 4-
dr., blue, w/w, 6; OR Chev.
s/t, r/h, belts, orig. owner,
best offer, 961-1318.
equipped. Exc. cond.
325-8882
padded dash, smog cont. Orig. 350 El Camino M.P. DA 3-7786
owner. Exc. cond. Make offer.
Holiday "88" coupe. Power extras. One owner. (Refc. , '63 Ber Air, 4-dr., r/h. p/s.
Automatic transmission. extras. New brakes, one $1499) Ph. 739-2564. Mercury '64 Marauder fastback
white, V-8, auto, trans.; both Chevy '57, 6 cylinder, R / H , A / T , Corvette Stingray '63. 340 engine. 2 door hardtop. Just 5000 mi.
'58 Studebaker Wagon, $ 395 owner. (Reg. $1699)
exc. cond.; must sell 1—sac- Original owner. Good condi- Hardtop. Exc. cond. 854-4872 Ford '62 Galaxie "500" sedan. on this pearl white, factory
•
6 cylinder,
heater.
standard transmission, overdrive, radio, W Rambler V-8 ....$'999 rifice, 321-6383. tion. $350. 326-6158. or 325-3205. Completely equipped, irrclud
ing factory air. Just make
fresh beauty. Has radio, heat-

'60 Buick Invicta ...... $1495 '60 Mercury 4 door S 549 j Custom Ambassador. Pow- Chev. '57 4 dr. Bel Air, h/t,
er extras. AIR CONDI- V-8, auto trans.. Exc. w/w, * '62 Chrysler • Corvette '63, hdtop, convert. Im-
maculate. 4 sp. $2950/trade
payments. Dealer 9482972.
er, automatic, full power etc.
Factory warranty included.
Automatic transmission, power steering, radio, heater, air Buy it just the way it TIONING. Cleaner than brakes rec. relined. New ra- New Yorker 9 passenger wag- 322-1172, eves. 961-2742. Ford '63 Galaxie "500" 2 dr. Just $2897. AUTORAMA,
conditioning. came in. most '63's. diator & bat. Gd. mech. cond. on. Factory dual air condition- Corvette '58 Needs paint & mi- HT cruis-o-matic, P/S. R/H, 20100 Stevens Creek, Cuper-
$635. Owner DA 6-5228. ing. Automatic, and full pow- Red w/black, int. Exc. cond. tino.
•60 Valiant
y . $ 595 59 er including 6 way seat. This $995
nor body work. A l mech.
9671292 __$2100._3^1-8212_before 7_p.m._ Merc. '64 Caliente hardtop. A / T ,
'60 6Chevrolet
cylinder, standard
Impala
p transmission,
Convertible $ 995 '60 Pontiac 2 door S 999 ' Sport coupe.
Chev. '63 Impala Sup«r *port.
300 hp.. Full power equipment one is worth seeing at
Detoto '57 Firedome. 4 dr. HT. Ford '63 FairTane "500"" 4~di\
P/S, V-8. Just pay $89 and as-
'60 h
' Dodge l
D d Polara I l C
D b l
P l 44 Door $1095 Factory STICK SHIFT! One LOADED with extras! None Like new. Must sell immed. $3195 R/H. P/S, P/B, A / T . Exc. sedan. Automatic, P/S 16,000 sume $79 mo, pymts. on cred-
it OK. LOU'S CABOOSE. 1325
owner. (Reg. $1299) finer! (Reg. $1099) $2395, aft. 6 p.m. & Wknds. miles. Just l i k e new. Just
Automatic transmission, power steering, brakes, radio, cond. $595. 948-7247. El Camino, S.C. Ask for Don,
heater. Ram charge engine.
ALSO
968 3535
Chevrolet '59 Nomad wagon.
McDaniel Motors Inc. De Soto, 19S5 Firedome station
make pymnts. Dealer. 948-2972
_J93,3165.
'59 Pontiac Wagon $1095 680 W. El Camino — Sunnyvale wagon, good condition. $350 Ford 1962 Galaxie Crulse-O- Mercury '60 Colony Park
'60 Chevy wagons (4) Automatic, radio and heater. RE 6 7995 Matlc pwr. strg., brks., R/H,
6 passenger. '59 Buick Electra Excellent condition. #903A.
cash. Phone aft. 6. DA 4-2902.
nearly n e w premium tires, wagon. All Power, air cond,.
permanent rack. Excellent
'61 Mercury Wagon $1095 '59 Chevy wagons (3) '60 Comet Custom
JI?50. Tom Milam Rambler, Chrysler '61 Crown Imperial 4 Dodge '55 Lancer. A / T , P/S, excel, cond., $1495. 322-4470.
condition. $1700. 321-2006
Automatic transmission, power steering, radio, heater. 3111 El Camino, Palo Alto, door hardtop. Gorgeous car r/h. $200. 323-6887, Ford '57 conv't V8; PS, AT,
'59 Chevy Biscaynes (2) DA 6-1725 throughout. With all the power
Special.
'60 Rambler wagon and leather interior, air condi- Dodge '59 Black & fast. Auto R&H. Red w/flawless int. Merc. '60 Col. Pk. Wgn. 9 psg.
Chev. Impala convt. '59 Sharp w/w, FULL POWER, NO DN.
'59 Rambler Classic Wagon $995 tioning etc. $100 and take Exc. mech. cond. $410. 327-2170.
__F_uU__f ina_ncing avail. 948-8252
6 cylinder, automatic transmission, radio, heater. 59 VW Microbus '59 Rambler wagon and blue. Hurst trans., new.
over payments. AUTORAMA.
trans, new tires exc. cond.
Ford '1957, V-8, 4 dr. sedan,
New tires, P/S, P/B tonneau $675/best offer. 325-6805.
"Down Town Bargain Spot" Between Middlefield 20100 Stevens Creek, Cuper- PS., auto., R.H., T-Bird mtr,,
and 5 Pointi Next to S.P. Crossing
1 YEAR "Guaranteed Warranty"! cover. Excel, cond. $995 or
best offer. 325-6805. tino. Dodge 1950 2 dr. Reliable
city travel. Lights, rad.. per
for gd. cond., $400. 3261789. Exc. commute car 327-5014
Ford '56 6 pass V-8 sta. wag.
Up to 24 MONTHS to pay! I Chev Impala '63, sierra gold
Hardtop sports coupe. V8 AT.
Chrysler '57 New Yorker, 4 door feet cond. $85. 323-6751.
sedan. Premium tires. Runs Dodge '56 4 dr. sta. wag. All $425. A/T, R&H, Gd. mech. cond.
* 322-9574.
Mercury '61 sedan. Just
and assume $39 mo. Dymts.
pay $89
on credit OK. LOU HOB-

Ferris Miles, Dodge HATCH Chevrolet Co.

PS. R&H. TOP CO.ND. $2300/ perfect. Just make payments. pwr. R&H, gd. tires, gd. 2nd
offer. RE 9-7910. Dealer. 948-2972. Ford 1956 convt. 5 new tires. T- OOOD'S. 855 El Camino, S.C.
car. Offer. 326-1840. Ask for Rich, 593-4852-
Chevrolet '57 Bel Air converti- Chryt. '57, Saratoga (H/T), R/H, bird engine. Runs well. $115
DODGE '58 — GOOD or offer. 321-9698. Merc. 'S3 HT. Twin spots. $125!
ble Good condition. $600 or W/Ws. Brakes recently retired Sacrifice price $275. firm
best offer. 323-2263. Gd, tires. Gd. mech. cond. Ford '60, 6 cyl., 2 dr. New rings Make offer. 12*3 Laurel, Apt.
968-5830
ISO Main St., Redwood City $475. 968 0213 eves. 6:30/Sat. & valve job. A/T. Good tires. C., M.P.
Main St., Redwood City EM 6-3501 „5172
, , , , .El
. Camino
„_..... ^ , , .
YO 7-7225 „ , AU .
Los Altos Chev. conv. 1956 $375. 1962 Ram-
bler waffon, stick. Classic 6,
Dodge Dart '63 GT 2 dr. hdtp. Good cond. $325. 061 3188. Mustang '65 V-8 Caspiani' blue".
Chrysler New Yorker '53, very Immac. cond. All equip. Must
Less than 3000 mi. Leaving
OPEN WEEKNITES'TIL 9
^CHEVROLET'S"*
clean. runs fine. Best offer. Sacrlficel 325-9218 aft. 6. Ford '59 wagon 4 door, A / T ,
*5y
Chev. 55, V8. 2 DR. R/H; auto 324-3297.
Falcon '63.V4 Futura, 2 dr. hdtop.
SHARP! $695 or best offer. area. R&H, W/W, 4 speed
327-4594. _ Beautiful $2995. DA 2-3902.
trans.; Very good cond. $295. Comet '61 2 dr., 6 cyl., radio, Excellent condition. 4 speed
Chev. '63 Impala Super Sport.
61 Cadillac coupe $2495 R & H, bucket seats, 327 4 sp DA 4 1483 aft. 5 p.m. heater, white wails Exc. trans. Stick shift. All extras. Ford '57 Sta. wag. Auto, trans. FORCED TO YELL
Radio, heater, automatic power cond. $850. 3262539. YO 7-2915 aft. 6 p.m. New tires. Orig. owner. Exc. Olds '63 Holiday Dynamic "88"
Equity, take over pay. 322- Chevy" ~627~lrrtpl7" 2 DR. H/T,
cond. $425. • 739-0869. 4 dr. HT. Auto., power steer-
storing. Beautiful gray color. 7629 0»y%.J223l99 good eond. Best offer. Eves C O M E T S22 1963 4 sp. trans. iriR. Sacrifice at $2195. Pvt.
'61 Parkwood wagon . . . . $1695 2«5-6667 Falcon '62 2 dr. Lo. ml. Top Ford '59 Ranch wgn. V-8, Stick.
LUTZ FORD SALES $1450; Lambretta scooter, (135. . cond. Ford '59 Victoria Power, pty. 321-7223.
Chevy '61 Impala convertible, 323-5144 or eves., 854-3407 Just make payments. Dealer.
V-8. Automatic, power steering, power brakes, air 350 El Camino M.P. — DA 3-7 786 Chevy II '62~Nova~HT, $16O<V auto. Lo. mi. Top cond. Orig.
conditioning. 1 owner. Perfect conditionl 8 cylinder, good condition. offer, excel!, cond. — VW se 948-2972. Olds '59 station wagon. P/S,
Cadillac 1963 tedan DeVtlTe, full $1700. DA 2 6922. owner. Sell either. Terms.
dan '62 $1400. 327-2218. Corvair '61 4 door wagon. Auto- P/B, elect, door locks. New
'62 Super Sport $AVE power, extras, 14 months, orig- Chev. '62 Conv. P/S, P/B, RAH matic, In beautiful shape. Just
DA 7-3876 aft. 5 p.m. Ford '64 Excel. 2-door hardtop.
tires. $1150. 968 4318 days.
Radio. heater, automatic. Beautiful. Tahitian red inal owner, fawn with light In- Chev. '62 II Beige convert. R / H , White with blue trim.
with black Interior. IMMACULATE. Air lift shocks 327 V-8 + pwr. make payments. Dealer. 948- Falcon '63 2 dr. " 6 " stick. Just $2675 DA 58683 968-5512 eves.
terior, $4055. 324-2356. glide Sac. $1850. 325-1190 ave. A/T, Best offer over $1400. 2972.
325-8571. make payments. Dealer.
'60 Impala convertible $ 1295 Cad. '60 coupe DeVille. Just pay Chev. '61 convert. P/S, A/T, W/ 948-2972. Ford '59 station wagon. Auto Olds '56 Holiday red/cream. Ex-
$89 and assume $89 mo. pymts. Corvalr Monza '63. Top cond. trans. New tires. Excell, cond. cellent condition, dual speak-
Radio and heater, automatic. A must see BARGAIN! W, gd. cond. Metallic gr.. wh. Chevy Del Ray '55 coupe, $550; Fact, warr Wht. with red $750. 948-7078. ers. 2 new tires. $375. 365-1731
on credit OK. LOU'S CA-
'59 Impala 2 door $ 995 BOOSE, 1325 El Camino, S.C.,
top. $1375. DA 3-4436. stick shift, over drive. 323-9546 uph., r/h, w / w , 4 spd.. belts. '62 Ford Falcon $1295 Ford '60 Cty Sedan wagon 9 ext. 7-A.
Automatic, radio, heater, power steering. Weekend Ask for Don, 593-3165, Chevy '54 Sedan. Auto trans.. $1795. 326-8984, 323-4131. Camper or as a station wagon. pass., A T . R / H , P/S, P / B . w / w ,
SPECIALI radio and heater. Clean, Chev. '37 coupe. 335 cu. In. Cad Olds '53 2 dr. Sed. $75. Runt,
Cad. '61 convert. FACTORY new tires. 32?-7420. eng., 7 4's. hydra, $500 Corvair '61 Monza 4 dr. 4 * p d . LUTZ FORD SALE$ air cond., $975. 324-4933.
but needs work. Twin pipes.
'63 Impala 4 door $2295 AIR ALL POWER. White 7169381 aft. 5 p.m. Gd. cond.. very clean, $1300. 350 El Camino, M.P.—DA 3 7786 Ford Ranch wagon '60 V8, ex. Good tires. DA 4-4346.
Hardtop. Radio and heater, automatic. 1-owner. black top. Sacrifice. $2900. Chav. '60 Impala, 4 D.r apt. DA 6-7089 after 5:30. cond., auto, trans, p/s, owner
Days, 968 3232; eyes. <)67 1164. Chev. II '63 Nova convert, red, Ford 1958, 2-door, 6 cyf. stand- gone East, $975. 322-2453. Olds '55 Holiday. R & H , power
H/T. A / T , P'B. P/S, Excep ard transmission, 44.000 miles,
NO DOWN • LOW DOWN Cadillac '62 tedan DeVille Pact.
tional. $1325. 322-8633.
auto, trans,, R A H , sharp.
Orig. owner $1695. 948-1576. '62 Corvette $350 cash, 326-7850 eves. Ford '58 Ranch wagon, 6 cylin-
seats, steering A brakes.
Good cond. $265. 322-7777.
NAME YOUR PAYMENTS flir-cond., full power. Immac. Chev. '56 »ta. wgn. 6 cyl.. A /
1 owner, 322-1427. trans. Clean t, good cond. Chevrolet '57 4 dr. hardtop. V-8
Just make payments. Dealer
4 spd. roadster, .engine com
1 owner, very sharp! good, good brakes, $165.
der, standard trans., good con-
pletely overhauled, new top. Ford '55 2 door, V-8. Stick, runs dition, $390. 961-1423. Olds, '54, Super 88, convert.,
a/t, t/s, r'h, Glean, 1 owner,
$400. 1139 Remington, S.V 961-2959
Chev. '62 Nova 9 pattenger 94S2972. 30 MONTH FINANCING Lincoln '58 Premier. 4 dr. H T , good cond. $275. 325-9709.
wagon. Standard tran* , R/H, Chev. '55 2 dr. h'tp. Corvette Platinum-gold t r i m . Full pow-

UNIVERSITY DODGE padded dash, power rear witv

dow, white walls, seat belts
*nd etc. Make on« payment of
eng. Hurst. A F 8 . New eng. &
trans. Loaded. DA 5-8891.
Chev. '54, 2 dr. Standard shift.
Best offer. 326-7311 aft. 6 p.m. $2795 Ford '54 customized body, fair
condition. Best offer buys.
948-4755
er, air cond. Perf. cond. Ex- Old* '63 88 4 dr. sed., stick.
tras. $1195. R E 6-8460. P/S, Heavy duty suspension
$17d0. DA 3-3121. ext. 1319.
2585 El Camino Palo Alto DA 6-8102
$44.70 and assume balance. Chevrolet '56, 4 dr., auto., R.H.,
AUTORAMA. 20100 Stevens pwr. strg. Call 3265415 after
Chav. '53 6 cylinder. 2 dr. Stick.
Good condition.
UNIVERSITY DODGE Ford Stft. Wa« . '55. •58. V-8. R/H Lincoln
48-8951.
'56 Premier, 2-door
hardtop, clean inside A out. This Classification I * Continued
Creek, Cupertfno. 4190 El Camino — Palo Alto Auto. P/S. 9 Good cond., $350. 323-6258. On Next Page
4 p.m. $195 736-8440 DA 71550
PALO ALTO TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964—37

420—USED CARS 420 — USED CARS 4 2 0 — USED CARS 430 —TRUCKS. 430 — TRUCKS, 1710 — Apartments For
TRACTORS TRACTORS Rent. Furnished

ELY'S •• The Home j * COMPARE * L< Too a n v * TRUCK *

Menlo Park
*
My A M O N G the OAKS In M E N L O
Lovely 1 BR. fur. apt., w / w car-

Carriage Motors Of Quality Used Cars -BEFORE YOU BUY- Travelalls in stock! Get—a- reaJ
station wagon built for the
large family or sportsman. '63 Dodge
We are loacfed with specialty cars. Our in- NO REASONABLE O F F E R
REFUSED!
BARGAINS.
1595
pet, Ige. walk-in closets, mod
ern. H E A T E D POOL'. $135 mo.
DA 3 3555.
2 bedrooms, upstairs. Adults.
Quiet atmosphere. $125 includ-
'£ ton. V-8. Wide
ing all utilities. Near Allied
Arts DA 31908.

ventorf incrudes some of the finest high '6,3 Plymouth Fury hardtop $2189 Compare the Automobile 6 to choose from i speed Mountain View
Low mileage. Red interior trim. Automatic trans-
performance machines on the peninsula. mission. 1 ^ Compare the Warranty example: '6 Dodge $ 995
Come in and see and you'll agree. '63 Valiant Signet "V200" hardtop
Automatic transmission. Chrome wheels. Beautiful red
1 ^ Compare the Financing Demonstrator
'64 Travelall
fully equipped
with Chrome bumpers, heavy
duty prog, rear springs, power
D200, 6V4' bed-
side) $110 TO $150
'63 Ford Galaxie XL exterior paint. Radio and heater, whitewalls

'59 Olds hardtop S 999|

'
^ Compare the;PRIpE
Before you buy if you will inspect our "Goodwill
steering, cigar lighter. H.D.
cliitch, increased cooling anti
freeze, 4 speed, power lock
'46 Dodge >/2 ton
Mechanically good!

NO DOWN
$ 165:
PARK IMPERIAL
4 speed convertible. New tires, radio, heater, white
deluxe trim, heater & large APARTMENTS
Automatic transmission, radio and heater, Tht» price : tires Stock No T643 LOW DOWN
Warranteed" used cars, ^ncl compare them to all Sticker Price $3489.1 I
1 & 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
sidewalk Red with white top. Truly a fine auto- is right for this one. ,
NAME YOUR PAYMENTS Lots of Closet Space
others, we are sure you will buy from us. Electric Kitchens
mobile. SALE $7882
'61 Imperial So. Hampton $2189!, UNIVERSITY DODGE 1 or 2 children welcome
Master Antenna

'63 Ford Galaxie XL A-l condition. A luxury car at a low cost.

'60 Pontiac Catalina sedan $1069

'60 Bonneville 4 door H K . . :
Power steering, power brakes/ hydramatic
sion, radio, heater, power windows.
1
transmis
$1495!
Leonard Ely Co. •
2585 El Camino
' Palo Alto •
Carports & Extra Parking
Heated Pool
Recreation Building
Shuffleboard, Volleyball
Hardtop, 4 speed, power steering, radio and DA 6-8102
heater. Immaculate throughout. See this one for top value and top performance. '62 Mercury Monterey HT $1745 300 El Camino M.P. Barbecue Area
Radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, auto- 255 Ortega Ave., Mt. View
'60 Dodge coupe ^cylinder ."J 689 DA 1-4280
'63 Plymouth Sport Fury Stick shift. A good value.
matic transmission.

'62 VW Camper $1595

; 440—Motorcycles,
i Scooters, Go-Carts
968-0840
4 speed. A real GOER! 19,000 actual miles. Complete with ice box, bed table,
434 — C A R S . TRUCKS
'60 Chrysler New Yorker hardtop $1499 tent, etc. Better hurry.
HONDA ALL MODELS
'62 Bonneville hardtop Excellent condition. Power equipped.
%
'61 Tempest Pontiac 4 door
A beautiful cherrywood bronze, with matching interior.
$ 895 RENTAL, LEASE
Used 50cc through 305,cc. All
Prices. P.A. House of Honda, FERNMAR APTS.
2 door, 4^speed. Power steering, tri-power,, with '58 Chevrolet 8' sedan $ One owner car. Automatic transmission.
3489 El Camino. 327-4215.
ORDER'65 MODELS NOW!;2 Trailster,
Motor Scooters: Cushman where living Is eaiy
new '64 Hurst linkage. Dependable transportation and economy too!
'59 Buick LaSabre 2 door HT $1195 $125. Home b u i l t

KEYES :
Trailster, $75. YO 72915 aft. 1 BEDROOM

'62.Pontiac Ventura
Air conditioning, radio and heater, automatic trans, 6 p.m.
mission, power steering, power brakes. Low mileage. LUXURIOUSLY FURN.
Like new, * H D - X L H '61 Fine shape. Must
POOL and LANAI
4 speed. Radio and heater, with Vibrasonic sound,
• '62 T-Bird Landau • '62 Pontiac Ventura $1995
sell quick. 1949 San Ramon.
M V. * 968 6047 CONVENIENT LOCATION
new tires. A sharp turquoise.

'61 Corvette hardtop

Driven 16,263 actual miles, spare tire never
used. We put 4 brand n«w ones on the ground.
2 door Hardtop. Stick. Tri-carbs, radio and heater,
low mileage, like new.

'61 Olds F85 4 door .....$1295

LEASING CO. 63~Vespa 15bTLike~new7 Buddy
seat. $275 cash.
___ 8.54-52^2 from $105
Completely equipped. Can hardly be told from KEYES PONTIAC INC. GO-KART — Clinton 4 hp. Di-
961-2975
4 speed. Big 327 engine. Two 4 barrels, radio and new. V-8. automatic transmission, radio and heater. Like Lease From The Source rect chain dr. Good cond. Call
Steve, DA 3 2653 after 4.
new. 210 EASY ST:, M T . V I E W
Any Make—Any Model
heater. Maroon.
We also feature late model hardtops and convertibles.
• $2689 * '61 Bonneville 4 door Vista $1895 See or Call Our Lease Mgr.'61Engine
Vespa 125 Clean, cared for.
e k e , body fair. $150/
323-4164 * 341-2671

* DELUXE
Radio and heater, hydramatic transmission, power

'62 Lincoln Continental

offer. 736-2868 eves.
steering and power brakes. One owner.
663 Alma St. * Palo Alto Honda 250 Scrambler. Excel,
'61 Volkswagen pickup $ '56 T-Bird $1495 cond. Guarantee still good
Hardtop. All power and air. Leather interior. Like
new.
'54 CMC 1/2 ton pickup
Like new. Automatic transmission, plus many
: $ 399 accessories
other
440—Motorcycles,
Scooters, Go-Cam
' $650/best offer. 322 5178 eve.

Triumph 500cc, Twin PARK WEST

'61 Tempest Pontiac station wagon $1095
'61 Lincoln Continental • '61 Plymouth station wagon $1089 Automatic transmission, radio and heater, plus many
$275— 854-6085. WEST OF EL CAMINO
FURNISHED
Hardtop. Has everything. Excellent condition.
'62 Rambler 400 wagon $1589
others.
Back to School STUDIOS & I BDRM.

'61 Tnunderbird hardtop '61 Fiat 1200 sedan $689 $195 Down buys any car
In stock on credit approval + T&L
On a Vespa!! from $95
POOL
Power steering, brakes, power windows, a\id
0 Volkswagen Sunroof ,....$1049
conditioning.

'61 Thunderbird convertible

^
'63 Peugeot 404 sedan $1489
Larry Hopkins Pontiac $244 Vespa "50"
Ideal on Campus
& around town.
959 RICH AVE.
One block South of
El Monte Ave.
YC 7 9528

LEONARD ELY CO.

Fully equipped. White with white top.
Westwood Garden Apts.
'299
451 El Camino Real at Bonita, Mt. View
'62 Pontiac Bonneville Open every day 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. incl. Sunday
Exciting Vespa "90" FURNISHED STUDIOS
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Convertible. Power steering, brakes, automatic Ideal for Commuting!
transmission, radio, heater. Maroon.
Many more cars to choose from.
300 El Camino • k Menlo Park
DA 6-6360 • Open Eves.
Chrysler • Plymouth • Valiant
PONTIACS • The Popular
$98
ADULTS ONLY

Carriage Motors
•*• Electric kitchens
'63 Le Mans 2 door . $1795 • Private patios
Renault • Peugeot • International Radio & heater, automatic transmission, rich metallic Vespa "125" ;
•
*
W / W carpets & drapes
Lots of privacy & extra
brown. parking

* OLDSMOBILES •
•k- Heated Swimming Pool
4470 El Camino Los Altos Call 948-0377 '62 Tempest 4 door
Radio & heater, automatic transmission, burgundy maroon!
$1195 (SHOWING THE COMPLETE VESPA LINE) •rfr Large recreational
area.

Open Evenings & Sundays 'til 9:00!! '61 Bonneville Pay As Low As $59 Mo. BANK FINANCING—18 Months
VESPA * DA 3 2143
•>60 Tyrella, M.V.
Manager Apt. No. 6
YO 8-9353

60 SlJDer "88" Convertible BonneviHe convertible $1495 ! 1 B D R M . F U R N I S H E D $111

* FORDS *
Burgundy maroon with a white top—A SHARP LOOKER!
VV J U p C I UU L v l l V C I I I U I C BSA '64 250 cc Exc. cpnd. $550. 630A—Business i-2 BDRM F U R N I S H E D $135
Looks and drives like new. Fu power. NO DOWN * LOW DOWN 962 244: days; 968-4019 eves.
Opportunities Wonted Adults om no pets. 2 pools,
61 U) bo sedans $1695 PAYMENTS"
1964 Honda Super~Hawk 305cc.
Chromed Scrambler pipes. || have a small amount of capl
lly
beautifully
apts.
furnished gar d e l

'60 Fairlane 4 door

.Sedan. Radio and heater, automatic. New paint.
$ 895 4 door, take your choice. Both IMMACULATE!
'61 F85 4 door $1595
SVSh Low mileage. 8b4 3689 eves.

450—Campers, Trailers,
tal and would like to purchase
an active interest in a going
business. Phone 967-253!), or
Box 119, Los Altos
BENNROSE APTS.
Latham. M.V. Y O 7-5131

'61 Galaxie 4 door . $1095 Radio and heater, automatic. I -owner. 2585 El Camino * Palo Alto * DA 6-8102 Mobile Homes "WE HAVE "BUYERS ~
2 BR, $160
Sedan. Radio and heater, cruis-o-matic. See our ad under
FOR YOUR BUSINESS CLASSIFtCATION 714 MV
'60 Ranch Wagon
Radio and heater,
nice car.
automatic. New
,
paint!
$ 795
A real
NO DOWN * LOW DOWN
NAME YOUR PAYMENTS.!!
Hardtop Factory air, full pow-
er» White. Factory warranty.
$1000 discount.
430 —TRUCKS,
TRACTORS
ilDEAL
ARISTOCRAT j I have a small amount of caPi-
j tal and would like to purchase
i BEST & CO.

LAND LINERI an active interest in a goi tig! j £, 1 Cdlderon

OA l-73ifB

DEL CHARRO APTS.

YO 8-8351
$4395 ILIL LOAFER LO LINERj business. Write 541 Del Media,! - . : .
'63 Salaxie 4 door hardtop $1995
Radio and heater, automatic. 1-owner. Low mileage.
Like new. UNIVERSITY DODGE McDaniel Motors Inc.
680 W El Camino — Sunnyvale
W
IN LOS ALTOS
TRUCKS LAND COMMANDER ! Apt. 236. Mt. View.
The largest selling vacation a n d ; ~ -" —:••— • "
travel trailers on the West LAQ _ _ I N V E S T M E N T S
i r_ ,
! ; Deluxe
TOPS IN LOCALE
close-.n
at a give away(urn. 1 BR
price s t a rapt.
t pool,
at $ l i b incl. a i l utils.,
ting

'62 Fairlane "500" Sport Coupe . $49 mo. 4190 El Camino at Charleston • Palo Alto • DA 7-1550 RE 6-7995 Coast. One look will tell you ° * w
inTMiWtnia lanai, quiet neighborhood. 1 /76
'63 Int'l SCOUT R E N T — W E SELL Wanted: part-time investor Cdlitorrna St., ^2-3165 or m g r .
"500" Sport coupe. Bucket seats, radio and heater, •59 Thunderbird $1395 4 WD. Full sport cabi apt 3. Available Oct^ 1.

STANFORD
automatic, power steering. Radio, heater, automatic, power power-lok axle, .hubs,! BA^R^AVE^ES BI^^L^BU^D^^n,
Pay just radio, heater, etc , etc. j NEW2BR$T25~~
NO DOWN • LOW DOWN FORD SALES j '63 Corvair pickup i'rc/min^r^wvS6!1: & f f i / o . - MofELsrHoffcLs Beautiful elec kitchen, w/w car-
Deluxe "Rampside" Lots p

$25
J 3S0 El Camino M.P. — DA 3-77861
NAME YOUR PAYMENTS!! !
T-Bird '57 hardtop. This rare
of extras. Owned by ysj
since new!
35
awXnin8BSAcna8report w a " n stor":
I w S r 4 & ? - 20 gal. water
BELLE HAVEN MOTEL
MENLO PARK
Children Welcome
b8J Sylvan Ave. ' 961-2988'

UNIVERSITY DODGE Lincoln-Mercury bird immaculate. Just make

payments. Dealer. 948-2972.
Valiant '60, 4-door, excellent
'62 Chevy pickup
Fleetside V-8 »A ton. 8 foot.
'61 Chevy pickup
heater,
cooler
Ige. Int'l. heater
Ideally
321.1543,
a n d F a m i l y 'p^i,
l o c a t e d . J2650.
a f t. . 5.
'"l*y furnished .
. kitchen
defies, linens etc
. T
Apts.
V
490 CHIQUITA:
1 & 2 BR. $115140. Newly dec.
W / w carpet, A E K . H t d . pool.
- - W h i l e h o ( , e h u n t i n g , or l o o k i n g
t
$10 rebate mo. w h i l e area is
4190 El Camino at Charleston • Palo Alto • DA 7-1550 WHERE QUALITY CARS Sales Fee only condition, $750. 948-6146 days;
967-0879 eves. Fleetside " 6 " V4 ton 8 foot. Santa Fe T r a i l e r l o ' / j l»o«, seir-, far e m p l o y m e n t live c o m - ; substantial labor surplus
Pontiac '62 Grand Prix. Owner COST YOU LESS! BUY FOR THE FOLLOWING
contained; sleeps 4; hot wtr • t o r t a b l y at t h e - Belle Haven 961-2956- 967-0715
Olds '55 New tires. $225. '52 Ford V-8 heater, r e f r i g e r a t e , s t o v e , . n e x t t 0 f\ood P a r k ., | DC.k,»e
must sacrifice at $2250. ($345 BALANCES DUE 420A —USED CARS
DA 1-3797 under Blue BOOK price), Beau- 444 El Camino—Menlo Pk. 9' body. Don't let the age t o i l e t , like new; 323-7684 F a c i n g B a y s h o r e F r e e
Freeway w a y , „
„D " E D U C E D RENTS
We handle private party and fool you! It's GOOD! Weekly
•-- rat?s.' _ Tel.
. _ DA
. - 5-5169 ' . i B K
D t m f,(,2 M a n p o s a
tiful condition, aluminum finance company consignments. WANTED CAVEMAN CAMPERS A -c c icn ' * ° »-'"
1339 Park Or
Old* '57 H T . R / H , P/B,, P/S wheels, radio, heater, auto DA 3-0251 • CAMPERS Allied Trailer Stores
CAL HOTEL
) BR $105
,j?3 H.gdon
J300 948-3286 matic, power steering and 1128 El Camino, Mountain Vie* i d R Iki 10, pool
'62 Crown Imperial $2581 Available f o r a l l pickups W t r . ' g t i r b pd for all units
brakes. Trades accepted. See
Oids F 85, 62 very low mileage, . car on lot at A U T O R A M A
7.4 fadillar Ponvt HT a i r c o n d i t i o n i n g , and a l l '
New modern studio rooms
Private balh. M.iid S e r v e * Y/l
in excellent cond-, one owner. \ 20100 Stevens Creek, Cuper-
Call 321-2993. tino.
01 LdUllldl
DeVille (airUJllVI.
conditioned)
11,000 miles. Fully I
power i n c l u d i n g seats a n d :
windows.
From 1892 on up
WANT YOUR CAR HATCH 440—Auto Parts,
Accessories. Repcm
Weekly, monthly rales %TJ up
2431 Ash 3?i 8141
CORTEZ Apartment
9 e v e r y t h i n g fu. iiished
• Maid Service
equipped. S
Qldsmobile F85 '62. 6 pass, wag- Pontiac G R A N D P R I X '63 STARBRITE APTS. 1)0 week anc! up
on. $1600. Will help arrange Show room condition ! All pwr '59 C a d . sed. DeVille $1321 593-1409 !
|5I72 Corvair Dual Exhau»t pipes '? 1 •'• Q&2., xijy wk. oi rno - Cnm i !tVJ L.itham M V YO / 5S37
financing. 9611636. New w / w General tires. Alum Power steerin HOBGOODS USED CARS Y O 7.77.-5
Plymouth '62 Sport Fury con- wheels. Lo m i . , original owner
Must sell this week! Bert offer
'63 Lincoln Sedan $44951 •• seats, windows, and etc. s.
855 El ' Camino San Carlos!
j
I $.15.
Mellow toned, like I T *
%7
°'->™
BR, & studios, r * 2 BR,, Ig. liv. i m . , pool, $150.
h\. Ijflc. See ad i n 710 P A (.• ost'S A (.upboards galore.
Air conditioning & leather. | Private Party Cars Wanted i,. Adults—no pets, 967 0103.
S e p ^ ^ n n ; 'pov^ over $3095. * ,48-548, 7
You will be selling your domes- jeW^MONEY '
GMC TRUCKS! S.ce our ad under Ml '86 Centre Ave.
'61 Pontiac Near Grant
Tempest wagon . $ 793 r,=ite
brakes. An outstanding o n e | P o n t | a c >6Q hardtop, automatic
owner car. #907A. $1825. Tom, p o w e r steering. Just pay $89
'64 Mercury Colony S3395 automatic,
4 cylinder. R/H,: t,c or foreign car too cheap
j if you don't sell it to Auto TO LOAN
Cl s s flc f
'^. ^ . l ^ ^ /U Q U I E T OLD-WORLD C H A R M
Milam Rambler, a2b Alma,; ar1C | a s S u m e $49 (no. pymts. on Park Station wag. (9 pass.) i rama. Autorama buys more DEL CHARRO APTS. '1 7 BR , Spacious, All Electric
K11 c h p n. Fully
Palo Alto, DA 1-5920^ credit OK. LOU'S CABOOSE,
'61 Lincoln Convt. $3195 '62 Olds Cutlass „«
$ 1 6 8 0 — Autorama
* r Autorama pays more. Out-of
sells more — Large selection QUICK MONEY. MAN Sunnyvale M o t e l , 375 w: age, exc loc. !
1325 El Camino, S.C. Ask for V-8 convertible, p o w e r ' Camino 28 units — 1, ? & ;
'59 Plymouth Fury . $895 Don, 593-3165. Air conditioned A leather. auto. R/H, etc.
state titles and payoffs, to cnoose from! $500,000 to loan; 2nd o r 1st Deed rms w / k i t s $20 to J:5 w k H E A T E D POOL * * D E L U X E
2 door hardtop, Power steering Pontiac '57 Catalina. 4 door cleared in minutes. of T r u s t loans made or bought. iStudios $110 • 1 B d r m . $125
i/ 2 TON PICKUP 24-hOur service L J . Vetter.
i n c l . a l l u t i l s , R E 6-994?
& brakes, automatic trans. hardtop. Automatic,
and heater. Leather interior.
Radio, '61 Lincoln Cont. $2795 '60 Rambler Classic $ 573|zoioo Stevens Creek, 253-9101 from D i a m o n d 3-3-545.
i
96 7 Um
360 Chiquita, M.V.
. —or— 321-5,236
710—Apartments For
999 Alma P A - U M
Plymouth '59 station wagon. Au-
Fine car. iJ715A. $525. Tom
Milam Rambler. 3111 El Ca-
mino, Palo Alto, DA 6-1725.
Continental Sedan.

'61 Cadillac DeVille $2795 '62

Super 6 cylinder wagon.
R/H standard trans.

Falcon dlx. 4 dr. $ 960 Paid For ANY

TOP CASH
i
$1845 me at
Private
Makes & Buys 2nd mortgages
Rates low.
my
Terms
home
Party

DA
libers!
6 4?43
Call
Rent, Furnished
1 BR'-apt. w i t h s w i m m i n g pool,
w a l k i n g distance to shopping.
$109 50 up. 1945 L a t h a m St.
M R I 068-?550_or_agent 321-33) 1
tomatic. Just pay 189 and as- Pontiac '63 La Manx converti- Coupe. Very> sharp. Radio, heater, auto, trans U "T- DU NCAR P A I D FOR OR NO I I
1 c
sume $39 mo. PV" , SA " " ^ n ' d1 ble, 4-speed, stick, excellent I V E R S I T Y DODGE NEW 1965 Models " W i l l Make~?nf1 MORTGAGES AMierfon 1 & 2 BR—$90 and "$110
condition nearly new tires, Laundry faciis. Wtr., garb. pd.
0 K LOU HOBGOO.D S
'62 T-Bird Convt $2695;'63 Rambler classic $1288 DA 7 1550 now on display! PRIVATE MONEY Loans Nr shops A transp,
WAGON CITY, 855 El Ca $1850. 948 2188. 739 6864. STUDIOS I BR &2 BR 96/ 9?8f> 948 8362 968 6940
auto " C a T h " ' R I G H T N O W ! "
6 6 0 Sfidan G O O D T E R M S c a l l after
mino. S.C. Ask for Rich. 593- Pontiac '63 Catalina w a g o n . Fully equipped. ! ' P^er. U A BASSETT • 1H; l" I p v a t o r
and etc Avoid the time and troubles of a Studio apartment. Water if
4852. _ _ — Radio, heater. auto
P/S, P/B. Excell cond. $2650
trans
private sale. See Mr. Thomp KEYES PONTIAC G.M:C. Pool K Sriui.a B a t h
K^i foage paid $77 50
~ " N O MONEY? '62 Chev. Suoer $2195! son at HATCH CHEVROLET. • fiB3 A | m a S t
DA 34i64|$ioA—LOANS WANTED •
Putting Gtrpn
567 4116

Autorama
9489735.
Credit Good or Bad? 5172 El Camino, Los Altos, Palo Alto
N E E D A CAR? T
Pont I a c 52, A / T , Spt. Cpe Bucket seats. Studio. Utilities paid7~$7O. Men
WANTED Quality GMC Truck Service
CALL MR. ROSS Beaut i n t . Fine transporta Want $15,000 l * t m t g . , 7 %3 y r t . , S PEG A°L "OFFE'R/LEA S E ; only. 1610 California Ave. 948-
Cars for junk Highest pnr.es
961-4043
Agent—No Fe_e_
tion. $120. DA 3-3121. ext 1444.
Pontiac '64 Tempest C u s t o m ,
'63 Mercury H'top $2395 paid Ph 325-8457
DODGE TRUCKS""
no pts M V apt I-rnri worth
J27.SOO 9f>/ /018 44 RENATO COURT, R.C.
Turn West o f f E l C a m i n o at
i y m T ; 5 5 , t j | Breezeway F<l buy your old '46-'58 car for t age in rPri r For 1 person.
R & H. auto. V8 pwr br,, 20100 STEVENS CREEK cash! Al Plaw, 3885 El El Ca-
C
Cost you lass in Sunnyvale United A i r Line Tif.kot Otficp Hi'.O Borando. M V
175 Ford convert., 53 $50- 948-3111 before noon. Cupe_rtmo ^ ^ 2531101 Top quality service, 5 year 630 — BUSINESS
r>A ? 2 9 « or DA 2 5158, eve P o n t l « c r * 0 f 0 ~ " ' 6 4 ~ 2 ~ d r . hard-
'63 Ford Sta. Wag. $1995 mino P A , DA 1 8242. 50,000 mile warranty.
OPPORTUNITIES Los Altos La« Alta*
LOt AltOt MillsH i l l t ' BR
• • beam ceilings, | g p o prlv. pa-
o| j 1 0 5

Plymouth '55, 4 door,

top, 4 spd., tri-power. 411 posi-
traction. 967-1858.
9 pass. — full power. BANKRUPT? 430 TRUCKS,
New 1964
SEC GEORGE FRATES,
Pickup $1797
1 BR. f u r n . apt. Tile bath, p r l
t o R B Q equip
V
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° //S90Jora£POint.
g
shift sound body; clean, n e w i j -
Bad or no Credit? TRUCK ,MQR. SUPERMARKET vate p.ntranc<>. Prof man Vl' FREE RENT FOR 1 MO.
tires' and carburetor. $200. Pontiac '62 Cat. convert P/b. 'L(\ D i i j r l f
..$1195 TRACTORS mr.l all util 96/ ff>09 JR1 M) ftirm^hert studio
DA 5 3475 p/s, hydra, ws/w tires, orig.i 01/ UUTLI\ Jere W. Smith Inc. Downtown Palo Alto
4 door hardtop. NEED AUTO? 736-3464 l o r . a t p f l m t h e h e a r t o f t h p b n s i FRESHLY PAINTED. Kitchen,
»Tymouth '61" Fury convertible. owner. $1975, RE 9-3616. j 63 Dodge P . U . $1?95 5bO El Camino. S vale.
large studio — befirooni unti $80 Studio. Nothing t o w o r r y
y $985. Pontiac '55 clean, gd. cond.,
1
Short time in H E N Q E H O L D MOTOR C O . . C hev -62 '/. fon pickup. R / H , n e s s arr>a f" »( p l l r - n t o P P ' - r t u
P/S. auto new hath AH util pd W) t?\ MS! ,ibout but yOur rent Conven-
PA4343S . $195 or offer 321 ' t
$1195
Area or State? . . . El Camino
ChevT '59 "i t o n i t a k e
So P A
with
clean L o w
nity. N o w doing a p p r o x i m a t u l y
J7!iO.OOO T P M yp,ir lease wMf M i M s ; Vll,w, poo)
- n t l o c A 8 c n t 3?4 3757
dOOr M r d t 0 Call M r . George. Agent option MEAT D E P A R f $, ,0 1 BR—AEK—H'd. Pa>l
cond $1060. 32.V1566. _ w/w's. R / H , 35.775 Orig mi
° WH 80377 wooden camper. 8x7x6. Exc.
1?3M11
ciaHy Buy
$1?S9 or assume
for total payoff
pflyments
of M E N T $? S00 f l o w w i l l h a n
die F u l l p r i c e $14 SOI R a l a n r p
pays all 948 1 71 1 Crv-wpniervt loc , ?0 0 L a t h a m
$nq mn — Call 'fil SO 8
••Am.rlcTn.-T-doo,'. _ ™«-J"™- \ w i t h j u ^ t $25 t r a n s f e r fee
Plymouth '56"Belvedere. 4 dr.
Clean. 3256514.
01 4 door S 995
Standard, radio A heater. Thp S3 C H E V . "> ton panel. AWTORAMA, 70100 St««ven<,
on m o n t h l y t p r r n s Cx\i*Mv of
n^n(^jiny jargf> volwrno Rprit Menlo Pork $95. 1 BR, nice location, w t r /
HT Good cond Excel I. tires Pontiac BonnT eonvt. 1961. AHj Custom. Automatic trans, j economy king £4098. $425 Good running truck Cupertino ISSO CRPCf-. P Y A N D V F O
$225. .121-4732. power, r/h. $800 equity & take torn Milam Kamnler, 3111 Kl $150 + 968 6190 fiArb pair) Adult*, !
DEPARTMENT $10,000 d " * n Heated pool — Sauna bath
Camino. Palo A l t o , DA 6 17?5 i F o f < . 59 •/. ton pickup. F100 Brand New 'nternational i posa Phone 322 8739
""" Plymouth ' 5 5 V - 8 - Original
owner. A / T , Excellent more to choose fromR a m b l e r '56 4 d r . t e d a n . R a d l o J ^ n 8 Scouts and Travel/ills
w . l l h a n d l e F u l l p n r . e of f i x
t,,rf.«, $2 7,tiOO B a I a n r e o n
1 R R f u r n , $1 iO
SSO C o l e r n a n A v e . 3?1 $85. Clean comfortable studio,
P/S. 4 spd. trans,, console. 3?1 4107 4 Wheel drive and 2 wheel drive
condition. $345. 322-3341
F?/H / ' 9(i7 9?99 OPEN heater, power brakes
_clean_$350 854 4164
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$115. 1 BR downtown, M.P. 323
nr. shopping A transp. Water
A garb. po\ 967 4783
payments j Leonard Ely Co., 300 El Ca |pr o* M r R C h a i t 0173 or 368 6.184.
pass
1956 2 dr. hrdtp. Ortg. NITES 'TIL 9 P.M. | Studebaker '60 Regal 4 door V-8 J ust
1 BR. turn. apt. married cpleT*
owner. Low mileage. Like A u t o m a t i c , radio and heatpr Dealer 948
Make offer. 326 1194 new cond. $450, DA 20941. Sundays 12 'til 5 p.m. Easy to care for beige, #108B Chev. '55 pickup. Make offer.'studebaker '59 "i ton pickup. T v R , n t , i ' . ^pr to be teehnl LARGE STUDIO $77.50" baby OK, no pets, w t r . / g a r b ,
Plym. '56 8t». wag. Runs good pd wssher. $8V YO 7-6065.
$99 961-3251 Rambler '82 Clessic custom. 440
wagon. Beautiful gold and
444 El Camino—Menlo Pk. $j/f>. Tom Mnam
3111 El Cammo, Palo Alto
Wambif'r. Must sell' l'*t. r.ond many
pxtra* UL I I
Make one payment of $21 and, f i a n p n f < $ 000 i2000 down Call after 4 p.m. 323-9885.
assume balance of contract p , 7 / s , _ ) 9 6 1 net $?'000 _ P ' i c e LL," 'stodTo by creek 11 BR apt. e n d . priv. patio, $90
000 Cash required $15,000 i S MinA trees. Ideal 1 male student
PONTIAC '61 TEMPEST
RAH. Stick Shift.
white with matching vinyl in-
terior, Rambler's best fi cylin DA 30251 ^ O A 6 1725
Studebaker '55 wagon V-8. Chev. '61 V-8 »A ton. Ju«t make
at $23 per mo. Nice condition,
with heater and overdrive , , , „t?n , „ ooo $70 948 1711
mo. N r S y l v a n i a , Fairchlld &
Lockheed 961-5278.
der wagon with bucket seats. May run forever $235 I payments Dealer 948 297? AUTORAMA. 20100 Steven* D f ^ , , t Shop — 1961 net $H 2S0 2 BR, nicely furn. Adult* only. $75. 1 bedroom,, llar^e" kltehan.
$700 3?60145 R / H , automatic, and etc. Just g .
948-4776 Creek. Cupertino _^_ _^ price JI5.8J0. Cash down $150. 324 3715. 1080 Noel Dr and garage. 711 S E. Bryant
Pontiac 1951, »uto tmn»., 8 cyl.. »«<!ume payments at $56 per Rambler '62 4-dr. Custom Clas- .. - Want Ads publithed m the PalOirr Pickup. 8' tteel
Excell cotid Make off«r. 322 mo,, no down payment. Im- sic. PB PS, factory air. Re |T«mp«tt '82 L« M a n * convert., "* ' Alto Times are required t o j 01
I,/ing Plant — Nets $1500 M P. _ Ave , YO 7-3337.
3648. . „_ maculate condition, A U T O dining s e a t s . 6 cyl Stick i blue w/wht. top, under 19.000 meet certain standards of ac | 6 ply tirevR/H: $1100
Perfect
"MS p p r month Price $?6,7OO Spaclout 1 & 2 BR. Suitable STUDIO beautffuliy furiv &»r-
RAMA, 20100 Stevens Creek. New tires $1375. 326 1457. m.. 4 sp. box, extras. 324-2233. ceptability and con«iderabiej & for ? or 4 Walk to SRI cl#.n apt Reas rent Adults,
Pontiac '59 Cttllna convert. 5811; 967 8249 Eve*
Just m«k« payments. Dealer Cupertino. ___ T-Blrd '61 convert. New tire*, For Satisfying D e a l i n g " shops,
_ p commute . v 323 0439 I nri pets. 245 Bush St
|
94g-2972. brakes, white, red int. $450 >/j T . p n l trk. Otherd California Ave DA l_7180 cottage $135. Oaks, quiet. Creekji BR w/w carpeting. Private
Classic $795 DA 6 setting Garden. Ideal for eld I patio. Quiet ttrm. Carport,
Pontiac 'S3 Catalina 2 dr. hrdtp. 4 door station wagon. Economy to the increasing DA 427*
R / H , P/S. P/B. A / T . 321-8212 before 7 p m. number of ad« being offered $12,500 TERMS erly couple DA 4 1771 J $100. %7 2735 evo A wknd ^
6 cylinder w i t h overdrive, Mexican restaurant w/beer he
$2175 8S4.623S radio and heater. JUST R E T-Blrd 'M convert. Lo ml. Full each dfiy. many o< them for - " ~ ~ - - —- WHI consider 50% working Studio Apartment Downtown 1 ; bedroom large apt. New w / w
Pontiac '57. 4 door, Super unicr,Chief. DUCEDI Rambler 1961 wagon Cla»»fci power. Leather <nt immac immediate insertion, it is pos- '37 Ford PJckup, $125 part Nfiw - - -located 1149 E l | Menlo $85 Incl utils Days 1 carpet $130. 1 child OK.
P/S, P/4, R/H, A)r. 7 Custom " 6 , " automatic trans cond $1750 322 2608 sible that occasionally a O""* ' 2387 Sierra Court Pale Alto Camino M P OA 3 8438. 6 322 2156, 736 0402 eves. __ 1638 Latham. YO 7 8600 aftar 3
57.000 LUT2 FORD SALES mission $1,050. 739-8066 tionabie »d will esrapa oyir, 323 9282
ml. $480. 3261744. 350 El Camino, M P - O A T Bird '62 Silver blue axt. A Int. p m 10 p m __ 2 BR,, rug* g & drapes, elec kit. 1 BR, $10$, A E K , carp«t*, part
l*»ntl*c '62 Cattllna * ( > » « i Rambler 'STeSnvartlbia, R / H , Immac cond, AM power. p New n™«\ w h o n o t ( , a n , r t v . r , , t « . jChiv. '57 dekup V, ,on 41,000 Sun deck Close in Nr. trans utils nr Moffett 235
a '59 station wagon. good overall condition. $100. O r i g m i l e s A l m o s t n e w t i r e s Launderette (attendeo tarvlc* $165 32? 7092. child. 9674932
wagon. Low mileage, excel- Overdrive, radio and heater. tires J2485. Pvt. party. ment which seems to be out
OA 6 3623 854 3100 R / H . 854 5112 .... laundry), shirt pressing «nlt.
lent cond. $2495. 9481095. Wonderful for those shopping of line
hue with good g d advertising g $1450 mo. gross Ojsen Tues. Upper spacious studio, large
trips.
p #609A.$ . Tom Mllam Rambler
$725. •«£ deluxe Classic. T'BIrd '63, full pwr. A M - F M ethics are requested to call Chev. '«2 V-« Vi ton. Just make tbyoiigh Sat.. $8.000/offer. P ' closets Garage. 'Near Little This Classification Is Contfmied
Pontiac '52 4 door. R/H, radio 12.500 mi $450 dn the classified department of : House $95 324 2333 On Next Page
Very flood condition, R b l
Rambler, 3111
3111 El El Camino.
Camino Good shape. 4 new tires A payments. Dealer. 948 297? | wood Citv 365 2050. 948 0
948-3736 Palo Alto. DA 6-1725. bargain. Sacrifice. 948 0695 Assume pymt $1C6 mo 325 2891 the Palo Alto Times 321 0400
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3 S - P A L 0 ALTO TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964

710—Apartments For Rent, Furnished 710—•Apartments For 712—-Apartments for 712~>»Ap(iitiiMiits For 712—Apartments For 712 —Apartments For 714—Apts. For Rtnt, 714—.Apt*. For Rtnt,
Rent, Rent. Unfurnished Rent. Unfurnished Rent, Unfurnished Rent. Unfurnished . Fumkbcd, UafurnUlwd b UnfarnUhtd
U
Mountain View Mountain Vl«w
Pale Alto Meuatgin View Mountain Vl*w Palo Alto Menlo Park Mwilo Pork

Your FURNISHED STUDIO CAPRI GART5EN APTS.

, 2BRJ135 Menlos Largest Selection
• W E OJRJER . . . -
should have:

The Cedars of Los Afros TOWNHOUSE Owner says "Rent these now!" 1 and 2 BR. Furn, & unfurn.

The AMARILLO
Stone & beam interiors, See our ad under In a quiet sedate atmosphere From $125
e All Electric kitchens, Classification 714MV

A SAVINGS TO YOU!
designed to enjoy — not to •k Electric Kitchens
e Completely private patios.' •• • endure. AEK, _c.ar.pets.. pool, •k Private, sundeck, patios
• Huge private parking area. , 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
0 Only $94.50 incl. all utils. Quiet, Luxurious Setting DEL CHARRO APTS. balcony, sundeck, Close-In ir W/W Carpets & drapes,
Now available. West Menlo. •jlr Exceptional closet space
e No lease required.
WHEN YOU RENT ONE OF OUR FINE See the WESTSHORE APTS.
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS YO 8-8351 Each with a fenced yard of its
151 Calderon
own 33' deep. Some with dish-
CHILDREN WELCOME 1 B R . . . .Furn/(excellent)
2 8R . . . . . . Excellent
..$140
$165
ir Lots of privacy & parking
it Heated swimming pool -
WITH 2 MARBLE BATHS $89.50—1 B R . 2001 Colony n r . it Large recreational area.
STUDIOS OR I BEDROOM APTS. 1836 West Bayshore Road washers. 2 BR. f u r n . duplex $165
Res. Mgr. Apt. 9 Call 322-2043
All electric kitchens, carpeting
Rengstorff. Heat Inc. W / w
cpts.; elec. kit.; patio, car-
$129 per month UNUSUALLY LARGE 2 BR excel, unfurn $145 840 Coleman Ave.. M.P. 323-$665
& draperies throughout. Wood- Designed for families with AND OTHERS
i WINFIELD APTS. burning fireplaces. heated
p o r t . Children O K . No s t a i r s .
968-8037.
youngsters. See manager m T w i n bed size BRAND NEW
$95 AND UP
pool, beautifully landscaped.
Very LARGE 2 BR, older style.
Apt. 14. or phone 961-3954, 967-
2423.
1 BR. $99.50—2 B R . $125
3 BR. 2 B. sep. d i n r m . $165
• Ron Ferguson, Realtor 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, finest car-
pets & drapes, sundeck, all
883 Santa Cruz, M.P. DA 6-6070
• COME IN A N D DISCUSS OUR DELUXE STUDIOS
ALL ELEC. KITCHENS
From $235 Stv./ref. Wtr./garbage pd. 2434 Rock St. All electric kitchen
elec. kit. Convenient location
Xtra. stor. garden, patio, pvt. Rock St. is 1 block from Middle- Deluxe 2 bedrooms, split level, at corner or University D r . ' A

ALL NEW RENTAL PROGRAM POOL, LAUNDRY FACIL. Corner of Cuesta A Gabilan Soundproofed Middle. Rents from $160.
washroom, 602 Chiquita. 967- field. 2434 is 1V4 blocks from Htd. s w i m & w a d i n g pools. IVi baths. Pool. AEK. $155
UTILITIES INCLUDED y Manager on premises 4077 aft. 4 p.m. Rengstorff. and up. 1508 San Antonio Ave. DA 21035 or DA 5-1551
NO LEASE REQUIRED 9410382 Lounge Areas

'. You'll be amazed at the money you can save! 1854 W . BAYSHORE $105 2 BDRM. $105 Sierra Vista Call Manager 325-6676 Mountain Vi«w Mountain View
321-8168 —POOL— New 17 unit bidg. w/large apts. Rental Office DA 3-1346
MK f e a t u r i n g Danish modern fur. Carpef/Drapes / Rec. Rm/Sdpf. Congenial neighbors. Elect.
LASSEN APARTMENTS

Fun Friends Flowers

t<fif. k tchp carports heatsd STARBRITE APTS. 1984 CQlony St, 9680745 kit. w/disposers. Carpets &
a t <? r . E ri s *nd garbage pa>d. drapes. 4 large closets. Heated
Aci .'••, no pets Q U I E T ATMOSPHERE.
4129 El Camirio Way
321-3062. Tasteful 1 BR. &
444 Lassen Road., L A . pool. Adults. No pets. Central- $210 — No Lease
Studios by wk. or mo. Op'ion The newest and most beautiful NEW 2 BR 4 PLEXES ly located. Furn. available.
extra RENT FROM $105 NO LEASE lePaul Ferne-Alma
595—SI 15 al household furnishings A
maid service. Rates Vrfry with
apartments in Los Al'.os. Sit-
uated in landscaped area near
Private patio, carport,
parking, drapes, w/w carpets, 1760 Calif. St.. M.V. YO 7-6154
AEK, incl. utilities, $125.
Two Bedrooms
Fireplace
Two Baths
2 Patios (ALL INCLUDED)
facilities. Adults only. Quiet shopping center. Built • for
garden, pool, trans , carports YO 7-7861 or WH 80345 Designed for comfort, living, Gourmet G.E. Electric Kitchen
See manager 1901 Montecito (Corner Sierra Vista) & additional parking.
your comfort in mind. ' 1, 2
and 3 bedroom; 1 and 2 bath Los Altos side of Mt. View.
2 Heated Pools
CALL YO 8-2938 Modern 1 QR triplex. Living apartments. Professi o n a I I y Deluxe 1 & 2 Br., AEK, drps.; Beaut, decor twn/hse. apt..
Apartment Homes magnificently
FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED
decorated. Insul a t e d . A i r- clean, quiet, patio, wtr/garb. Snd/proof dbl-wall const.
rm., dining area, carport. paid. Children ok. */i blk. to 2Vi bth; 2 BR, w/pvt. Dr. rm. appointed, designed, arranged.
Alma St. $110. 327177/, cond i t i o n e d. Soundproofed. Sep. Adult & Children areas.
Soft water. Fireplaces. Wall- Sears. $95 & up, 3359 Miller. M r b l / f r p l c ; pvt. patio; BBQ,
$65—$75 STUDIOS. to wall carpeting. Full electric M g r . No. 11. 941-0489. $190. Agent, 327-2800; 326-1878. lePaul Ferne-Alma Studios—I Bdrm. Standard—I Bdrm. Deluxe—2 Bdrm.
Central location. See at 320 kitchens. Rents from $165 a Mgr. Apt. 114 Feme DA 60611
1 MONTH FREE RENT
ST. FRANCIS APTS. . * Curtner. 326-2547.

Redwood City
month, See manager at apt. 4
or call

948-5452
REASONABLE RENT
BR, w/w carpet, FREE wash-
er dryer, adults, no pe(s. 245
Bush St.
on 12 mo. lease. F R E E use of
washer & dryer. 2 BR., AEK,
w / w carpets, drapes. Walk to
park & schools. Children OK. QUIET ELEGANCE
RENTALS START AT $99 FOR UNFURN. 1 BDRM.

it 3 Beautiful Pools •d Adults only (Some Areas)

The most unusual! NEW and Beautifully Furnished. jl BR, w / w carpets, A E K , sup $115 unfurn. 968-4528. •fr Private Park •fr Children Welcome
I deck, heated pool. For 4 mos. ! 2
BR $110, 1 BR, $95 Pool, 837 COWPER STREET (Some Areas)

'1j Attractive
84 Garden Apartments situated on 5 acres! 36 3 6 6 •ft- Acres of Flowers
°?5\ AEK $97,50 * _ l & 2; quiet, ground In the heart of beautiful
w/w carpets, drapes, old
Palo Alto. Near everything ir No Pets
( B e s i d e .ill of the usual deluxe features . . .) Pt. util, pd. Storage, carport. floor. Garage between. Good •i: Tennis Court

•£ We afford you — your own . . .

Sunnyvale New 7-Unit Building No pets. Adults only, 968-84/0
g 7 * 2485 Whi-'ney Dr. Mgr. Apt. ?
loc. Close to shops & trans.
Nr. Los Altos. YO 71120.
2 Bedroom, 1 or 2 baths;
also 1 bedroom •f? Volley Ball Court
it
it
Private Patios or Sundecks
Weekly Rates
2 blocks f.'om downtown at |>* Wood-paneled living room •fo Shuffle Board
Puffing Green
Recreation Building
• Large heated pool
• Spacious I, 2 BR & 2 ba.
PARK WEST T y r . d d l l . 2 bedrooms b e a u t i f u l
c a i p e t s and drapes, e l e c t r i c
BR apt. with swimming pool, {Deluxe 1 & 2 BR. A E K . Drapes,
walking distance to shopping carpet, carport, heated pool,
| ^ Soundproofing throughout
O W/W carpet & drapes -*j Ping Pong Room
ir No Lease
•it Instant Maintenance
kitchens. Call 948 0638. wtr/garb. pd. Children OK. 1 ^ All electric kitchen
• Utilities Paid S79.50 up $89 50 & up, 1945 Latham St.
Mgr. 968-2550_or_agent 321-3311. 1835 E d n a m a r y Way", 968-2096. ( ^ Covered balcony
Uf Adults
ir 3 Recreation Rooms
ir Guest Room*

I. ' -fieri f t ' I . T of & Middlefield Rd. between • FURN. STUDIOS NEW CUSTOM TRIPLEX 2 BR., huge patio with almond Free heat, water & gas. 2 BR, $15P—$215
W.1' in-.a Mnltett Blvd trees, carpets, drapes, AEK elec. kit., w / w carpets, drapes Free—Blue Chip Stamps
• PRIVATE PATIOS 2 Bedroomsr 2 Bath

BONUS-
Brand new. $129 mo. 2434 Rock pvt. yd. patio, 1 block to. Mgr. Apt. A 3230568
W/W carpets, drapes.

967-5566
968-5567. -Free—$25.00 moving allowance
* ' I BR. available Complete G-E kitchen
St. (1 blk. from Middlefield.) school,
CLOSE TO STANFORD
676 San Juan Drive Newest method heating. Free—Use of vacuum cleaners & Ironing boards
RE fi-1116 Lge. private view balcony Palo Alto Palo Alto LOVELY 2 BEDROOM
Now leasing — The Beautifully Furnished 712—Apartments For
Enclosed gar. Nr downtown
86 Lyell cor. Lassen 948-5021 GARDEN APARTMENT Other service at slight extra cost:"
$137.50 TV - Linen - Dishes - Utensils - Maid Service - Baby Sitting
Rent, Unfurnished
LAS CASITAS APTS.
CAMINO ARMS
Close in, walk to town, 1 Br.
apt., quiet Retired couple or
1955-59 Manhattan Ave.
Wall to wall carpeting, custom
woman. Principals only.
draperies and a built-in G-E
Los Altos — Los Altos Hills 948-5574
kitchen to please any woman.
ALL THIS AND MUCH MORE
Privacy — Quiet Elegance No pets. 1 blk. to shopping &

LOS ALTOS COURT

bus service; off Woodland
i ;', f » ' " " f i l ' ! ' » f V apartmenlv, conveniently located a Individual patios, deluxe apts 1 story homes. Ave. Mgr , Apt. 11, 3241827.
*r"4"

DEL CHARRO GARDEN APTS.

l i H
' hinr.k off El C J i m n n . Lovely landscaped Locked .gates. Intercom system to each apart-
' " " ' ' • ' V i ' d • '~ i' | f . r c d w i t h s w i m m i n g pool In b u i l d i n g ment. Fireplace. Air conditioning. Lighted court- REGARDEZ!
,-<•-tgi-% U t i i i i T ! , . l o c k e r s t o r a g e on e a c h f l o o r , 2 e l e v a - yard. Heated pooh. 1-2-- bdrms. & baths. All
r " . i .• irii v i rf i JrfI t o r c e d a i r h e a t , t h e r m o s t a t s . G E k i t c h - electric kitchens. Many unusual features . . .
f.'-- screened s l i d i n g d o o r s to b a l c o n y . A l l u t i l i t i e s p a i d . large 1100 sq. ft. 2 br, 2 ba.
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING Apts. for Sharing w/powder rm., Dining
overlooks sunken liv. rm. AEK
rm. DON W. McNAMARA
Jr. I bedrooms f r o m $130 I Bedroom f r o m $155 $150 per mo. & up.
w/dshwshr. Drps., w/w cpts. 151 CALDERON AVE. , 968-8351 MOUNTAIN VIEW
2 Bedrooms from $175 Furnished—utilities paid Beautiful I and' 2 bedroom, tastefully decorated Beamed ceilings. Pool. Pvt.
patio, Beautiful setting. Quiet
A few units available'unfurnished apartments for gracious living, at reasonable rentals. 3907 Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto
CHILDREN WELCOME
street. Conv. loc. $190 mo.
Open forinspection from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, o r 420 JAMES RD. DA 6 6955
by appointment. Phone 411-2411 Restful and Quiet *• Sound Conditioned Mrs.- Ingvar Petersen, Mgr. Apt. G.
Walk-in Closets it Wool Carpeting
5-il Del Medio Avenue # Mountain View, California Dressing Rooms it Very Large Rooms
VILLA d'MARCIA
'Mazing Mountain View Dishwashers • Electric Kitchens NEW, Elegant 1 & 2 BR. Perim-
A v a i l a b l e ^ 10/1/64, nicely fur- eter heat. Carpets & drapes
'•' BPt f u r n J it.(-: Kit, P O O L .
=i'poi;s,
quu-i
disposal. D<>sirar>le
Jififj. up .''()/() La tli
nished studio apt, w a l k i n g dis-
t.mr.e to San A n t o n i o shopping
Private Patios

We also feature a limited number

it Swimming Pool

of fu/rnshed guest
EICHLER APARTMENTS AEK. DISHWASHERS, Patios
& balconies. Soundproof. Heat
GARDEN APARTMENTS
m M ( r No ') % / / / f , 8
center. $100 inc. util
E L I . I S . R E A L T O R . i?
ART
rooms for your out of town visitors. 425 Grant Ave., Palo Alto ed pool, recr. rm. ELEVA-
TOR. Entry to bldg. & grounds
WITH
t '[">• <••>' ' ' l y f u r n i s h e d , d i e s s

CERTIFIED NURSERY SCHOOL

FROM $133 PER MONTH ON 1-YEAR LEASE locked at night. Furn. avail.
"•K r u n .1. tub & shower. POOLSIDE STUDIOS 3
AH-electric kitchens Adults. Lease from $135. 267
Is/ce closet private patio. • $89 50 ( p l u s u t i l . c h K ) Heated Pool — Radiant heat Curtner. P.A. 327-3513.
Manager on premises at 848 Jordan Ave.
rai p o r t , yi'-i ')0 m c l u Litils • D E L U X E UNITS Conveniently located just off El Camino Reai BEDROOMS Gorgeous view
i WHUM-T Or 068 8532
_58'J O r t e g a ne^r S^n Antonio Road and Sloane s DISTINCTIVE APTS.
Bedroom with p r i v a t e y a r d Quiet 1 & 2 B e d r o o m s T $89^50 2
6 Blocks south of Stanford BR suites. 1 & 2 Baths, hall- M/2 4 2 BEDROOMS, I BATH
and d iM,hi« closets. JI'iO l e a s e . , Children & pets welcome ways separate every apart-
.i:>d $115 Closed garages Menlo Park Menio Park 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH TOWNHOUSES
ment for quietness. Carpets,
to M-p 1 3')') i.;nlony m g r No 2 j l a r g e s t o r a g e a r e a s 155^ Call BATHS From $250, incl. all util. drapes, large spacious clostis.
'. R E A L T O R _ _if- _ t o r n i a . % 8 ,'69:>
Sw i m m.j n g poo', garages, l^ The perfect solution for working parents
$99 mo., 1 B R . , n e w l y d e c o r a t e d , 2 B R . , p o o l , p v t . , s u n d e c K , o n l y
A f; K . free w a s h e r / d r y e r ; w t r . i 28 apts on 2 resort l.ke s c r n t
GARDEN APARTMENTS UNUSUAL—WEST
Available Nov
MENLO
lsi.
Several 2 bedroom, 2 bath view apartments
available
also every modern convenience.
Close to Stanford & shopping.
( X Nursery school professionally operated by Mrs. Mar-
gery 8. Taylor, nationally known authority on nursery
Deluxe 2 BR 2 bath
/garb. Pd •: 1 6 ' J V U r i p o s a . | rugs, drapes. A E K . adults QUIET 'Garden Apt opening
Call Manager. 321-8068. Royal
Arms Apt. 360-376 College.
school education
Ofi 1 ' " 1 Bedroom onto 40 ft. heated pool-
sun area, private
Furnished Model Open Daily l^f Both all day and after-school care
l^ Close to school
Palo Alto Pah Alto MENLO PARK patio. Wall to wall Mod«l Apartment DA 60854 ONE BEDROOM \0 Adjacent to Mountain View's new recreation center
A l l - i l e c t r i c kitchen Manager, Day or Night DA 7-3628 MORRIS APARTMENTS* >4<f»A4J, apartments air conditioned and soundproofed
caroeting, draperies.
Private garden patio Electric kitchen, Garb, 25 Newell Road DA 5-050,9 ^0 Furnished an'd unfurnished
Adults—No pets

CUT YOURSELF A $120

disp. Free laundry fac.
Wtr. & Garb. pd. No pets. • DELUXE N E ^ L L APTS. ONLY 2 LEFT!
Description in furnished column.

LARGE 1 BEDROOM
CYPRESS GARDENS
Walk to Menlo SP Sta. ' • 1 BR unfurn. $109 222 Escuela Mountain View 961-3213
BIGGER SLICE OF LIFE!
Inquire Apt. 1, 120 Alma, M.P. Lease — Adults — $200 Soundproof # Heated pool, w / w • All. electric kitchen w/w carpet, drapes, private
DA 6-3100 patio, heated pool. $110.
CAMELOT SQUARE
DA 3-4331 for appt. Carpets, Drapes •
• Heated pool AEK,
Garbage disposal • • Water,
Patio, recreation area 751 Layne Court. Apt. No. 11

Onfl look ei\ the fabulous Tradewmds

ENJOY QUALITY LIVING 2 B R . I 1 / : b. Split l e v e l . Car-
garbage paid • Garage, BBQ • Friendliest bldg. in P A . 327-0154 '
pit, Private balcony. AND
anrl y o u ' l l know this is t r u l y a fresh GARDEN APARTMENTS pets, d r a p e s , E K . Poolj 2 car Large 1 Br.unfurn—$120 MARK THOMAS APTS. ECONOMY 2 BEDROOM &

THE A p a r t m e n t s
new approach to apartment living 10 1 Bedroom apts. Lge. rooms, p r k g . Child ok. $1/5 mo. CARPORT. Good location,
fine W/W carpets, drapes, 2 B R , 1 b. P v t . bale. Garden On Ise. Adults only, no pets, 445 E. O'Keefe 323-08C5
quietly elegant units. Furnishings and some utilities paid. Bargain at
paneling, huge closets, built-in 48 Newell Rd. Mgr, Apt. 2 $105 & $112. 321-9144.
de*.or by filmed decorator
Personalised dishes and towels,
Laura Holt
color elec. kit w/disposals, colored
s e t t i n g . • Conv. loc. A d u l t s . No| : D A 4-2190, 3 2 6 - 1 EICHLER APT.
4 5 3
pets. $160 m o . • 2 bedroom, 2 bath, $200 2 BR. apt. in modern 4-plex on New 1 and 2 bedroom apartments or 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
k<?yed F r i R i d a i r e kitchen. Optional maid baths, tile, l sundecks, 2 h e a t -
service. Elevator. Sun and fun pool and ed pools, U ac. furn-.- patio-;-)- 1 B R . 1 b. L o w e r unit. L i n f i e l d
Oaks. A l m a & W a v e i l e y . $100
ROSE" G A R DEN • swim pool, fireplace Alma nr. Santa Rita, . P. A. from $105.
c o u r t y a r d P r i v a t e "T ropir.ana P a r t y Room Entry to bldt; & grounds! • AEK; .drapes, carpets High, Jordan Schl. Dist. $115. FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED
One bedroom from $lb5. 2 'Bedrooms locked at night: Lse. F r o m !
mo. • 2 BR - $115 UP * • children & pets accepted. Agent 327-5700 Eves. 851-8689 • Healed pool and Urge recreational area
from J185. J O S E P H E. B E H CO. 3263731 New drapes — w / w carpets or US_Greenmeadow Way 321-4573
$125. Fur'n. a v a i l . 22 Coleman! Deluxe 1 BR., pleasant conven- • Wall to wall carpets and drapes
PL, M.P. DA J-0498. hdwd. floors. ELECTRIC kit.
ATHERtON~AREA PATIOS. 184 El Carmelo $90T~S PACIO US, NEW-LI K E ~ 1 ient location. 559 Matadero. • Electric heat & colored- Frig, kitchen appliances
W.~ M E N L O CUL-DE^SAC Brand new 2 BR. units, A E K , DA 3-7536 • DA 7-1119 RM GARDEN APT. HARD- Wtr./garb./carport. Part utili- • Extra large closets~Extra parking

NDS
QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD carpets, drapes, laundry and NEW Large, Sumptuous Triplex WOOD FLOORS. FIRE- ties included. $98. 321-3012. • Convenient location
Lovely large 2 BR. 2 B. apt. PLACE, ETC. BLOCK TO • Children Welcome
storage rooms. 1466 San An. / separate bedrooms & patios, $130. 2 BR, built-in elec. range,
w/w carpets, drapes. A E K , tonio St. Call 323-1537 or Agent, 2 full baths, + study or game SHOPS. BUS. QUIET MA-
oven, refrig. & garb, disp: PHONE:
balcony, a i r - c o n d . , Indr. fac , 321-3311. TURE ADULTS. 1986 EUCLID,
room with complete wet bar. W/w carpets & drapes. Laun- Mam office — 9611600 Evenings — 326-8100
' '960 Q A K L A N E DA 6-0bbl NR. WOODLAND. DA 2-0443.
Decorator carpets & drapes. dry fact I. Inquire 1645 Alma.
W7~Menlo downtown 2 BR, 2 B $125—2 BR.—M,ENLO All utilities & laundry paid. L I N F I E L D OAKS DELUXE
1 BR. apt. Stove & refrig. Car-
THE APARTMENTS CAMELOT SQUARE
Open daily for your admiration, $165. Lg. front apt. Newly dec C h i l d , pet o . k . Adults only. $250. DA 2-6437. two-bedroom, two-bath apt. on Mgr. apt. it\ 2215 Rock Mgr. s:62 291 Evandals
port. Patio. $87.50. 437 Stari 968-9170 or 961-1456
quiet cul-de-sac. Carpets, drap-
Orated. Schools—Shops—Park
Carp/drapes, AEK,
eries, all - e l e c t r i c Kitchen.
ford.j3A_3-03_00L. _• 968-8983
patio Res. Mgr. 825 Live Oak; . /10 Coleman — DA 6-9/10
University at Woodland 325-4994. _ • | HUGE 2 BEDROOM
$215. CORNISH
352 El Camino A t h e r t o n , 326-
& CAREY
Redwood City An Elegent Approach to Peninsula Living
^
Spacious Deluxe Apartment. z ' L a r g e hv. rm., sep. din. rm..
Phone 325-6066 or 321-2600 ~~ "FOR^LEASE BR, 2 bath, w/w c a'r p e t, stove, refng., rugs, drapery. 8450.
2 bedroom apartment in
Sunbeam Square
DEL MEDIO ARMS
drapes. AEK. Lge. closets. Adults. 1965 Manhattan
L I N F I E L D OAKS. A E K car- pvt. sundeck. $200. Adults No i $135. IMPERIAL Apartments
323-7078 evening
- p e t s & drapes. $150/mo. Call pets. W. Menlo. 325-4304. BR., w.w carpet and drapes; LUXURY AT MODEST COST
948^5748. BR., w/w carpets, drapes, furn. on request. Soft water. COMPARE with much more
Unfurn. 1 BR apt. Upper. Stove all elec. kit.; pool. Prof, per
STUDIOS
P r i v a c y and Spacious R , \ CASA PALO MOTEL Large~MODERN
decorated. Quiet,
l~BR.~newly
convenient
& r efrig. Water & garb, paid
$105/mo. DA 6-5803.
son pref. On
College Terrace. Walk to Urn
Stanford Ave.
AEK. heated pool. $115 & up.
355 East O'Keefe, DA 2 3718
expensive places, for
loc., spacious setting, quiet.
style,

E.1 R v a t o i B a l c o m e b : D a i l y , w e e k l y , m o n t h l y rates location. Water & g a r b , paid, 1 Bdrm., from $105 Offering quiet luxury and a gracious style. Combined
versity or Industrial Park APARTMENTS
H e a t e d Pool i n o w in e f f e c t . W i t h o r w i t h o u t $99.50 mo. Call until 9 p.m.. $130. 2 BR, w / w cpts, drps. Studio from $ 85 with every convenience of modern apartment living in-
kitchens. Telephone answering AEK, 2 car space. Soundproof. 321-8103 eves/wkends. All prices, all areas.
Electric 'kitchens 369-3894 or 322 0/27. 1115 Woodside Road, 368-1009 cluding, large floor to ceiling windows, sliding glass doors
R o o m y c l o s e t s land s t o r a g e service f o r business m e n .
2 BR. W. Menlo cul-de-sac. $130.
517 Gienwood Ave. 325-6053. • 310r»vTbDLEFTELD~ilr Best & Co. opening on to private balconies, GE kitchens, individual
S w i m m i n g p o o l . C h i l d r e n ' s BR. w.w. carpeting & drapes, forced air heat, spacious floor plans. Elevator from cov-
A nmet and si-eluded'area
p l a y area Huge p n v a ' e sun decks, w / w Lg. 2 Br., stove, refrig. wtr.,W blocks So, of Oregon. 1 & 2 1 5 9" F o r Satisfy ng D e a l i n g s ! " garb. disp.. water pd., $100. ered parking to each floor. Large heated pool. Putting
$115 i n c l . a l l u t i l i t i e s ' cpts . drps , children welcome, garb. pd. Nr. shops & P.A. 1 BR, modern elec. k i t . , W / W J * •Califorrna_Ave A D: A 1-7380
110 Locust St.. 368-5426 green, all within a relaxing park-like setting.
WOODLAND ARMS MAID SERVICE, DA 5-6705 905 F r e m o n t PI. 325 2441. child ok. $110, 323-4.102. carpets, drapes, P O O L , f u r n . j LAS C A ~ S V ¥ A S ~ A P T T Featuring Luminous Ceilings in Kitchen and Bath,
1m Woodland Ave I;M 0 a v a i l . Adults, no pets. 321-7087. A BR deluxe. A i r cond.- IMMED. OCCUP. Immac. 2
I BR.~GARDEN APTS." $125—NO LEASE |2 BR. All electric kitchen. Near BR. elec. kit., drapes, rugs.
$85 STUDIOS $120. $ 1 3 0 2 BR, nr schl., shops, c h i l d !
Sunset Magazine,
M E R I T , .',21 026?
CREEKSTDE
$125,
i' U n f u r n i s h e d
fireplace-pool-private
$150 mo. & up. 3907 Middle-
patio —
1415 Regent,^pAJ-8392. LEASING FROM $130 A MONTH
On A l m a near California All Motlci n furniture ok 710 Coleman j r 2 . DA 6-9710 ! - . I 1 " - " - 1 : studio $85. Nice field Rd., Apt. G, mgr
utilities
paid Appt
e x c e p t
to see
electricity
3 2 ! /SrV>
W a l l to w a l l c a r p e t s
S h a r o n H e i g h t s , u n f u r n . , " 3 L sw e
- 2t eBr R pd.
d n s t r s
- A E K 'w* aerll c>o- m&e . ' aW,
c o u r t y a r d & patio. Call Man-
FIRST OCCUPANCY Sunnyvale Including furnishings & all utilities
P r i v a t e pi) I ic) a Children 325 ^7925._ Agent JI2K3311.
BR, 2 B. d i n i n g room, car D o w n t o w n , deluxe, 2 bedrooms.
H e a t e d pool $135. 824 F r e m o n t St. 948. (903. j s p a c i o u s " 2 bedroom, near P 7 A . 521 Del Medio Ave. (Cor, Fayette Dr.)
~ ~ V EARN PART RENT M i d l o w n area
pets, drapes, $325. Fox & Cars-
BR apt. L a r g e , clean, stove' Clinic, all-electric kitchen.
2 baths, Draperies, w / w car- Brand New
D e l i g h t f u l 2 B R u n i t . H u g e l i v M R I . /b) l a y n e C o u M . A p t 1 1 kation, M r Butler, 854 3010. !l i pets Adults, no pets. Unfurnished 48—1 and 2 bed- Telephone: 941-2200 Mountain View
rm. Sunny dinette l-ull IHc & r e f r i g $R5\ Apt / '. $ l j 5 mo. Laubhan G n s c o m Co W I L K I N S R E A L T Y 377 5490 room 4 plexes. Large rms
12/ 0154. If no ans 121 (859 POOL. Spacious 2 BR., n e w j 3 ? 1 2 Middlefield M P 36fi-P87 3?6 93?0.
k i t t - h . KL b a t h , 3«T> 1991 n
« w studio or $98 huge 1 BR. Cabinets & closet space. All
drapes & w / w carpets. Conv.i
Studio apartments. Individual "MORRIS APARTMENTS^ loc $!4?-50 lse Cail M . s . | 2 B R triplex, upstairs, carpets
* 2 bedroom, all electric kitch-]
1 refrig., stove carport free elec. kitchens, w / w carpets,
drapes, sep. areas for adults
en, w a l l to wall carpets, laundry rm. 2109 Dumbarton. New Owner offers . . .
lanai, exquivite f u r n i s h i n g s One B e d r o o m; w/carpets, Kearton, DA 6/628: •diapes. .Downtowi" & children. Conv. to shopping,
Quiet c o n v e n i e n t l o c a t i o n . E d drapes, elec. k i t c h e n , c a r p o r t , | Call bef. 2 p m. weekdays or
MENLO 324-? 143 schools, churches, and indus-

PARK CENTRAL APARTMENTS

Wdrds Apartments 2025 E d storage, laundry. sound- ! any time wkends. 373-5642.
Downtown location 2 Bedrm 1 b e d r o o m , u n f u r n i s h e d $100. try. Close to trans. Beauti-
d i d ,123 2941 a f t '. >n proofed, balconies & patios, stunning studio, p t i l l m a n "kit. oE:LUX"E~2"1MEDROOM7"2:"bath!
iw/w c a r p e t i n g , drapes AEK 375 400? ful landscaping. School bus
heated pool. U r g e closels. M a t c h i n g carpet, drapes, w a l l Fireplace and patio;
[$145 to $150 A .\?2 /092I at your door.
"COLONIAL APTS.""" Pleasant s u r r o u n d i n g s Fife/place poss:1 A i r cond. Pool downtown Palo A l t o
Deluxe f u r n . studio. Ideal for 25 N F . W E L L Road | M o d e r n ^ 2 BR apt. g r o u n d ^ l t ^ De lllxe
.
F K
spacious 2 BR, 2 B . $1 10. 325-189!. 325-8597. 801 M i d d l e f i e l d From $105 DA 2-2350 1 Bedroom $89.50 to $104.50
DA 5-0509 I p r i v . patio, v e r y quiet. Nr -»,W'W "rPe'. drapes
couple $1)0 i p e l . u t i l
elec. 1918 C o o l e y ; 377 9048.
except
PRESENTING, WITH~>RIDE ; ble. For appt., DA 6-4793. : L i t t l e House. Adults /.f, Ro \ , . P 00
' - 81
° . Coleman. Apt. 8 m g r BR, newly decorated. Stove,
r e f n g . Wtr., g a r b . pd. Laun
1 BR,
carport
stove, refrig.SCARLET OAKS
7 blocks Univ
clean, quiet,
Ave.
2 Bedroom $110.00 to $130.00
2 BR. $155, t w o 1 BR, $135, $138,
—walk
Stanford
to V a r i a n , cycle to
Ross Realty. !.V
the e n t i r e u p p e r f l o o
finest d u p l e x A v e r i t a b l e pent Lge.
house. 7 B R . v i e w
r of

windows,
P.A.'s
2 B R , w / w cpts, drpes.
Exc. area Nr Stanford Hosp p Bes, |ocation
Mountain View d r y r m $1IS.
Apts.. 3075 Alma St. 326-4654
A l m a T e r r a c e No pets Adults, $110. 323 7466,
a.m. TERRACE APTS. AVAILABLE
20x20 sundeck Stroll to Town I? Coleman
Lux-
Lovely 2 BR, stove, refrig., $115. DOWNTOWNT P A L O ~ A L T O ~ sv
1232 Henderson Ave,
PI M P : ury, 1 and 2 Bedrooms. Own
K Country Shop. Center A 324-4772 or 366 8775
er says " F i l l vacancies, m a k e j . . Call %7 1668 _ Beautiful large 2 b244-7592
d r m ' , , $120
STANFORD HACIENDA . Stanford Stadium
1 RR Ige deluxe, d i d pool. >'M 1415 W. Menlo 2 BR — w / w carpets, any d e a l . " Manager 96/46/8. j l & 2 BR, all new, w/w carpet, Carport w i t h p r i v a t e storage Your Furniture or Ours?
lots of storfl>'p $140
961 6580 eves
AEK, wsh/dryer free Pvt sun GE k i t . , w / w c a r p e t i n g , drapes, else, shop, 3 locations, pt util. 311 E V E R E T T NEW TOWNHOUSE .]2? 1617 505 Central Avenue Ph. 968 838*
Alma. ,V2 y TEAK"4" BROCADE deck. Nr shops, schools. 818 pd., $90. I l l Colorado. 327-0306. $70-$95 Studios & T B R V AEK; 2 BR., IV, BA., $130. Off Moftett Blvd. Mt. View
conv. Lockheed & Philro
Fremont $135 EM 8 6359. w / w carpet New
N paint. No $125, 2 BR 1 BA. lg, pvt. porch
Z d i x . b d r m s . P o o l , c a r p o r t , w / w $225, d i n e on o a k t r e e c o v e r e d Q U I E T 1 BR $90, 2 BR. $105 2 b e d r o o m * $110 _Jeasa req. 1640 Bay R Rd. EEPPA A . upstr. $120, 2 BR, 1 BA,
cpts . drps elf, (,,( Nr terrace top floor, elegant $95—fBR 2014 Colony Street, 968-5658 Nr El Camino quiet & clean brkfst. bar + din. 451 Vas-
shops, l l n i v Ave bus etc building ElevatOf. pool. 7 Sunderk off large l i v i n g room 2 B R , elec. kft. Pool. Conven- 327 5348 325 2891 Lge. 2 B R , 2 BA, -f study, blk. quez Ct. off W. Iowa. 2 blks.
Adults D A I ' ) / ] 1 DA f, 1 ;,M b d r m s , k i n g s i / e closets A l s o Large closets Stove, refrig to clinic, gar , patio, pt. util,
ient to shopping $120 util l>» $92.50. 1 BR., conv. t o shops El Cam. Cherry Chase shops.
1 b d r m . at $1/5 Also a v a i l a b l e f u r n i s h e d 321-2837 pd. $175 321 7668
Rent Beater 1 BR , h v . r m . ,
W79 W o o d l a n d A v e D A 5 1314
i n c l . F r a n c i s c a n Apt 4)9 Del K bus. Adults, no pets.. 5 min. Lockheed,
I BDRM. Unfurn. $111 Sylvama, LIVE! LIVE! LIVE!
ha-'h, v e r y m o d e s t but w h e r e | y " . b e d r o o m a n d sundeck, close Medio A v e . 1919 Manhattan, Apt. 8 32 1 bedroom, stove & r e f r i g e r a t o r , Moffett via Bernardo. 968-2394
c a n y o u beat $8S m n 94H 1/11 N e w 1 BR, completely furn., in Menlo, $160 A d u l t s DA 2 1 & 7 B R . apt. W / w carpets. p r i v a t e p a r k i n g $90 1 BDRM. FURN...$121
nbELUXE"f6wN"HOiuSE APT.
at
$85 Large I Bedrm.
le caville
mcl dishes, s i l v e r , linens, eti 598J. 326-6181
$115. 1 b e d r o o m .
Pvt fenced y a r d a n d en- B e a u t i f u l
drapes, A E K . w t r /Rar. pd OWNER 2 BDRM. FURN...$145
UNIT. All elec. kit,
Paneled walls Ma.iy extras balcony B R . , elec. Clean & quiet. Chitnren OK Stove, refrig. gar. 323 6959. $105—bicycle to Stanford 1 B R . , w/king size refrig., dishwash- Adults only. No pets. Recrea-
trances. Nr Middlefield A
048 I 9(19 '
C o l o r a d o , $!,">, D A ??8>9 a f t
kitchen. A d u l t s $145 1524 San $105125. 3417 M i l l e r . M.V. j WOODLAND MANOR excellent 443 L e l a n d Ave P. er 3 huge bdrms , 2{h baths, tion room. 2 heated pools,
Antonio. M P 3?3 9844. A DA 1 4820 all w/color fixtures, huge rock near San Antonio Shopping
STUDENT GROUP. 4 BRS, 7 + er fj (0 w k d a y s $85 — 1 B R . , $115 - 2 BR., w / w I1 Nr University AVP $97.50
frplc. Incl carpets, drapes, Center.
baths. Kitchpn with f i r e pp l W. M e n l o , 1 B R , w / w c p t . , d r p s . , ctg. range A ref. Pool w A R 1 BR. for appt. ,171 7565 1 Bedroom apt. Stove, r e f r i g .
washer. Wtr & garb, pd. Like
LUXURYl LUXURY!
i > STUDENTS LOOK!
$700
Redecorated. 3
1 4 8 I •; 1
apt. Ideal P f i f e c t place to study Fashion
Al.K, sun dk . w t r
pd $97 50. 854 4543.
A Rarb' Carports. Children
961 1722
welcome
12 bedroom In 4-plex. electric
kitchen, drapes, carpets, pool 1 —
P a r k i n s space. $95. I n c l . w t r .
g a r h 326 6381 PARK REGENT APTS.
private home. $195 per mo
1273 Cortez, Sunnyvale _ ^
Inquire about our fre« furniture
plan or free moving expensesl
ahly furnished M A M M O T H L I N F I E L D OAKS deluxe 1 BR 2 B R , elec. k i t . Pool. Convenient • DELUXE 2 BR — $150 2020 Latham St. 961-1611
for couple or p $8 ',81
D I SK f enter of decor. A c c o m
$150 DA 6 9558 '
A E K . dining room, fireplace ~RENT"FRb~M~$77"50 ir Italian Transitional or
R u n n y m e d e 1? $11 $--324 Waverley, M.P. to shopping Jl?0 util incl Danish Modern
modatp 7 $f>0 ea DA 5 l')')l I Call 739 2108 773 Curtner 325-2388 ONLY 5 LEFT
NEW 1 A 2 bedrm. apts Very
1 Bedroom. Water paid F r a n c i s c a n Apt 439 Del Medio $99. 2 B r , stove, refrljr. room reas. rent. F U R N . avail Built $150—$200 •k Air conditioned
d r y f a c i l i t i e s 3087 A l m a $ | ] 0 1 BR, walk in closets, c a r p o r t . | Near downtown. 2 Bedrooms,
A v p
[ tor washer, Woodland a r e a DELUXE 2 BR IV, be. In new in elec. kits., w / w carpets,'and 1 A 2 BR. apts. D e c o r a t e d ir 2 Pools—heated
,<?6 1061, ifeflfi\a/\
storage, laund fa ( .ii (Jarh.i all e l e c t r i c kitchen $125 3 2 i Quiet location 1 BR electric i 373 S850; if nn on<,wer 376 6361. 4 p l e x . p o o l . $1/5 p t . u t i l . p d drapes. C l o s e to Lockheed, soundproofed. Dishwasher.
it Beamed ceilings
Atr pd N, SRI $102 50 V!0| / / 3 4 . Eves. 325 3846
j
kitchen, w a t e r , garbage paid 569 A d d i s o n . 325 9304. major industries & shopping. • 12 3 Bedrooms
Nicely F u r n . Studio type A 1 V e n t u r a , M c r Apt M i L - - - - - — - -. 689 Chiquita 968 .i.T4 B e a u t i f u l , deluxe, 1 b e d r o o m , -• • - - • • . . vanity room. Ample storage $135 to $265
Near El Camino Real, off
BR. also new 1 P R n n l , | , n ) , .].,, [Fireplace, 1 BR duplex, private. d o w n t o w n location CaM ARent » b e d r o o m deluxe, like new, Lawrence Station Road 3716 Pool. Quiet cul-de-sac off Es ?10 C a l d e r o n 961-3370
Part furn., all utils paid $98 Brand new 1 bedroom, built-in 3?1 4471 j A E K . drapes, carpets. 1 child
$95 A u p 444 V e n t u r a S P A _ 1 BR., pleasant conv«n- PomciAnA_Or., S'vale CH 8 6664 cuela nr El Camino
ORIENTAL MODERN 1 BR +
Deluxo
ocation 559 Matadero
326 7840. 326 6435
kit . carport, water, garb
- •' - ! ok 756 So C a l i f o r n i a A v p
1910 Mt. Vernon Ct. '" 96]-61)40 SWIMMING
Office • G r o u n d floor. Down Wti $80 large 1 BR, newly decorated, pd $98 067 6140. SMART—ALL MODERN $85 BR, Liv. Rm., dining area, New 2 BR 4-plex. Free laun- Spacious 2 BR, all elec. kit., Large 1 & 2 bedroom apts, all
h rarpnrt utili —-;? BR Lovely private PATIO dry. A E K , w / w carpets, drapes,
t o w n . $]48. \2'7 n / ' i . 16/0944 udnd kit (refrig A stove). See w / w carpets, laundry, wtr., on one floor. Giant heated pool
1139 Willow Rd DA 5 /089 376-9579 carport with storage. Nr.
Nr. Sylvunia. Large 2 BR, ; mgr_3039 Alma or 325-5212 garb. pd. 256 Mountain View and cabana area. A l l elec.
2 b d r m . furn. apt. v i c i n i t y A i m * »oi?i v n ron(i
UTC A Lockheed. 245-1805 Ave. 961-1046, 967-7721.
suitable for sharing f-\ kit., drapes, 2 car parking.
& Washington $120. intl utils Lovely close in 4 r m * , 1 L r 2 BR. nr. Sunset Mag. M o d e r n 1 BR, r e a r of t r i p l e x . 1 BR, Immaculate, large ear-
& laundry YO 8 W> All util hut *>!<•< pd
BR *AKK «« all new cpts drps. avaii 465 CaMeron % / S674
Drapes, beam ceil carport. pots, drapes. DA 1-5141. $99.50 CHERRY CHASE 2 BR. Clean, spacious 1 A 2 BR. furn. Children & p«t* welcome.
Wtr/ newly dec., tile bath. gd. clos & unfurn.; lg. heated pool; Laundry facilities. water,
DA * f)(!R4 DA ,t 2021 garb pd $135 32? 833? A l m a St $10(1 <?7-P77. 302") E m e r s o n . $105.
1 4 2 BR GAR SUNDECK ! BR. w / w carpeting & Drape*. ets 1267 Parkington. Days adults; The Four Palms, 262 garbage, A gas paid. From
H M t e d Pool Washers, dryprs $70 i n c l . u t i l * . K g a r * g « . Quiet. Jl?0 — N E W l BE Complete eloc kit Modern L O V E L Y N E W 1~BED«OOM"" ?45-6548. aft. 6 p m. 739-3583, Mariposa, Mt. View, 967-8428. $95. 265 N. R«ngttorff.
\)2\ Woodland Avo OA !"> 4385 Bachelor studio n*ar Rick Sundeck, electric kitchen Deluxe YO, / 7441 Want Ad<( publi<»hfd in th« Palo E l e c t r i c stove and r e f r i g e r a t o r ,
$i>.50—Comfort. 4 r m . * p t . Good r y s A Vots rtrtsn 541 0430 Willow Road. 325-446? Alto Time* *r% required to drapes, 573 L y t t o n , P.A. Deluxe 1 & 2 BR. Colored elec. $115. F u r n . 1 BR. $120 Unfurn. $100 UP
I BR Apt., »tov» g, r e f n g Closed meet certain standard* of ac- $90. Newly painted 1 BR., patio: kit. T i l * bath, rugs ft drapes, 2 BR. Carpets, drapes. A E K 1 and 2 bedrooms, all electric
C.XW "1 lOf. Most lii.K prt Owntwn 3 rm attrac. front. MODERN P B R , w/vT^arp«t«, in g^r $75 w g pd lM'i Mcr ceptability and consid*rable ki'chens. Water, garbage paid.
32S-6315 nr 3231034 aft. 10 *.m. j drapes, AEK On quiet cul de stove, refrig. 1755 Alma. 3*1- Rets. 961-2666. 1255 Corte* Dr. wtr., garb pd. Patio.
Rig tloset nil . o t %%. h u t i l <V, M V %] 1407 tim# and e'fort are expended Off Bernardo. Near Moffett & Lockheed.
'<?• 936/. V7H ,M24 j s»f Adults $105 DA 1 1216 8537 or GR 4-3385 collect. Y d 7 5878 or 948-5516
"DOWNTOWN STUDIO APT ev#ry day m screening f / ^967-3579. _^_
1 RP f«i nnly 1 <,*> $95. Attractive 1 BR Part util*. Quiet unutu»l 7 BR , AEK, »*p. 1 A 2 BR garden apts. POOL t onabte ads 245 EASY STREET
1 B R . near s h o p p i n g A t r * n * . {20 discount « n f i r s t month's
-'? r
\v •* -, H e r d T y p r PAtio t mpr I d i " 1 -m "ioat: garden, adult* r*c room, pvt patios furn
However, due to th« Iricreasing 714—Apt*. Per Rent,
newly painted, very clean. $100. nr. Lockheed, roomy 1 BR, rent. $95 & up. 1 BR.. elec.
n i l Hoover 325 1089 ' avail avarl $115- $135 <ifi? beautiful pool, 961-2772.
UXF ? BKOW0OM
" 1 1 nr C O I . T AQc. number of nils being offered Furnished, Unfurnished kitchen, carpet & drapes, htd.
New 1 ? BR,, w/w r.ptv, 3 lor GARDEN COUMt."'?. B». *tov»/'Quiet each day, many of them for pool & laun. rm. No pets. W t r /
c , . i - i.'t- rinse shonv gar . $95 $110
1!1
f e f r i g $1?S pnr mo 111)1 N o # l | A f - K
•eelucfcd, 7 bed t oom,
insertion, it is pos $110. M o d . tg«., 2 BR. AEK.,
that occasionally a que«-
ad w i l l escape Our
newly
8S39._or
p a i n t e d , p 't. yd. 736-
agent. 321 3311.
r M*»t» Pork
* D E L U X E LARGE APTS.
K; 1 BR $95 and $105 No
pets. 948-5875 or 967-4981.
g*rt> peM>91 Boranda, 967-8056
Deluxe, spacious spts. at very
for student Sml 7 rm For lady, nici 3 rm. apt. ? btk* Urtftirn 539 t 3 1 11 reasonable prices. Large, pvt.
1 1IW. carpeting A B r i g h t , c l # » n . 1 « « , »tov* notice.
-•m i-i'i $ \ :-.o / - m f trom rirtWfitnwn »(»j RENT R E D U C E D : lovely mod patio. Pool. See to appreciate
•-.<i( $'S i2.1-Wq-:
(1- *f\f
re A*, M P
f & prl
p Reader* wlio note an advertise- 2 B R . , w / w c a r p # DIFFERENT!!!
t , m l elect. kit *rr> 1 BR In 4-plex. Ground Smell child, pet, welcomed.
to 3 a ment which «««ms to be out L a u n d r y f a c i l . $125 L*t the lovely garden A pool
173 floor. A l l ' e l e c . kit. YO 7 6384 842 N. Rengstorff.
of line with good advertising 3?fi R12fi. 32' - eflect your t«st« in a beauti-
c«rp»t*. w 7 BR. m
j ad,.- prl Sherwood W#y. L ( K ; J b«dr<M>m*, dining rftom, petto i ethics »r# requested to C*U ful apartment in Atherton Big deluxe apt. 1 A 2 bedroom. 1 BR., furn. $90. 2 BR. unf. $105,
s c t h n g .... f)«t,*. $!55
Cowrirr f>A 1471 ,nri u t i l OA 4 1771
O*kn ArtuHs Stove A,! N»» r *chor)l C the classified department of $105, 2 BR, c«rp*t«. drapts, art*. S«« at 445 Encinal Menlo All modern conveniences, Nr. furn. $145. Garb. wtr. pit. Quiet.
C*rpt>t«ti t u n i?A ?ri55' corn* $140. Call < the Palo Alto Time* 321 0*00 Atma Street Call 325 0990. Park. $125 up. shopping it schools. 961-4547. W. El Camino, M.V. 967.1324.
•PAiQ ALTO TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 2, ,1964

n « > - A p H . For R«nt. Furnished. Unfurnished 714—Apts. For Rent. Furnished. Unfurnished 714—Apts. For Rent, 714—Apt*. For R e t , hiwkhtd. Unfurnished 722—Houses For Rent, 722—Homes For Rent,
Furnished. Unfurnished Unfurnished
Part Park Menle Park Mmlo Park Sunnyvale Sunnyvale
Palo Alto MoMtolR View Pale Afte

GRAND OPENING . . . Furnished or unfurnished luxurious modern 2 BR — $65

, Stove, refng. TOP RENTALS
PARK FOREST apartments. One or two bedrooms, all electric ROBERT BRUCE
The ISLANDER 327-1850 or 967-8636
lor
EXCITINGLY DIFfERE-NT built-in kitchens, wall-to-wall carpets, drapes, 2314 Jewell PI.. M.V. 3 BR,, 2 ba.
LURE of the PACIFIC ISLES Carpets, drapes. Sep. Ige. gar S I
private patios, covered parking, heated pook,
LUXURIOUS I BR. APTS.
FOR ADULTS O.NLY
d Dbl gar. Avail. Oct. 15
Lse. 1,165. By y appt. WH 8-4036 TOP PEOPLE
recreation halls, acres of trees and landscap- or Fl Fl 5-8644. 4
• F U R N I S H E D or UNFURN
Blossom Plaza Area—3 BR, VA • Quality homes In all areas.
I S H E D, contemporary or ing. Rents start at $120* per month. You'll find

ULTRA NEW 77 DELUXE UNITS provincial
• BEAUTIFULLY
pool & lanai area
S L I D I N G glass doors open
to spacious patios
• THREE decoratpr
schemes
• SOUNDPROOF construction,
GENERAL ELECTRIC DREAM KITCHEN wall-to-wall carpet & drapes
• WESTINGHOUSE all electric
kitchen
FROM $120 A MONTH
1720 W. BAYSKORE RD.
baths, dining room, frplc. Fine • Choice 3 bedroom hornet.
condition. Available now.
landscaped a new dimension in'apartment living at 107 Days 3251551—Eves. 948-1019. • 3 & 4 bedrooms, Menlo Park,
Palo Alto, Los Altos. Los
South Mary Avenue, Sunnyvale. Telephone 3 bdrm., 2 bath, A E K , 2 car Altos Hills, & Ladera.
gar., fenced yard, newly
color 736-5568. painted. $170. Ask for Mr. Con-
nor 854 6922 or 326-6111.
TOP OFFICE
Immac. 3 BR, 2 B, fam. rm.,
frplc. elec. kit. N e w paint &
The THOMAS JEFFERSON w/w carpets, drapes, end pa-
tios, lovely yd. $215. 948-4730
3 BR fam. rm., 2 bathi. AEK
FLOYD LOWE, Realtor
135 University, P.A. 325-3221

very clean — nicely land

ft BUILT IN FOR THE UTMOST IN LIVING COMFORT Three blocks south of ITniver
sity Ave. & Woodland intersec
scaped. $180 mo. Agent. 968

PALY HI
7277
tion between Cooley A Newell 720—.HOUSES FOR 722—Houses tor Rent,
PHONE 327-1752 PALO ALTO Immac. 3 BR., 2 bath, flrepl,,
RENT, FURNISHED Unfurnished fenced yd., carpets, drapes
ft G.E. RANGE ft OVENS ft HOODS ft DISPOSALS PARK PLACE patio, elec. stove, newly paint
ed. $165, 9672177.
Los Altos — Los° Altos Hills Los Altos — Lot Altos Hills 3 bedroom, 2 bath, garage, stove (897 Marshall Dr.)
& refrig., easy commute Stan
ft DISHWASHERS ft REFRIGERATORS New deluxe
Furnished—Unfurnished
Completely furnished. T h r e e
bedrooms, 2 baths. Opposite FOR RENTAL SERVICE
CALL US ford A L o c k h e e d $165 lse
sbailable Nov. 1, 961-6255. 3 Br,, 2 bath, lse. cor. fenced
1 and 2 Bedroom Apts. Los Altos Country Club third 4 Bedrooms, 1 Vi baths 1 acre lot, good l o c , beautiful cond.,
fairway. One year lease at oak studded lot $185. 3 BR., 2 B., A E K , Dishwasher rent reduced, if interested
• Wall to wall carpets, drapes $300 per mo. Eves, call RUth 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths, exception- disp., ctps., drapes, Marcelyn call: :
• All Electric kitchens C o t t e r , 325-5834. L I N N A al view acre, $275. Ave., $185. 948-8644. 321-2600 Mr. Dunn Eves. 321-4207
• Dishwashers W Y C K O F F , Realtor, 133 Main AUGUST ASSOCIATES $165. 4 BRS, 2 baths. Jewel of
• Electric Heat St., Los Altos. 948-8226. Rengstroff. Vacant. McBricie
300 So. San Antonio Road

LEASING
e Eleva'.or 948-8910

LEASING
$1/5, 2 BR., piano, fruit trees 948-9178 HOMES GALORE
e FM music

NOW
& garden. Shopping, transpor 4133 Verdosa, 3 BR $165
• Pool tation, Adults^.-no pets. 685 600 Lincoln, 2 BR. Stove & re- 3 bedroom house, partly furn 256 Charleston, 4 BR, FR,
• Sauna Bath Hollingworth Dr. frig., Ig, lot. $130 mo. Eves $125 + utilities. 326-8539. pool $275
948-7931. 2782 Waverley, 5 BR , 3 BR, $235
IS THE TIME TO HAVE FIRST CHOICE 3270997 Completely furn. 2 bdrm., fire- 405 Fremont 4 BR. 1 Vi B. large z bedroom, near schools; water 806 Sycamore, 2 BR. .. . $150

NOW NOW
AND ONLY NOW CAN YOU TAKE ADVAN- 3833 Park 'Boulevard place, water paid, $150 month' refrig. 1 acre. $170 mo. Eves & garbage paid. $120, 1 1 1 7 804 Fielding, 4 BR $180
TAGE OF THE FINEST APARTMENT ON Palo Alto ' lease, 8510115 aft. 5 p.m. WH 8-7931 Bonita, 9671086 after 6.
THE PENINSULA SEE TODAY . . . Near Rancho shopping, 2 BRS, RAY HOEFLER, Realtor mall older 2 BR house for Many of these fine homes can
viJDTOWN GARDEN APTS. dining room, carpets, drapes. 3rd & Main Sts.
$185. McBrrde, 948-8910. 948-6653 rent. $85 month. Big yard.
Call 326-3535, after 6.
be lease/option or purchased
with an extremely low down
LOS ALTOS HILLS payment. Call Horvitz fdr de-
Furnished or Unfurnished Attr. 3 BR, V/i bath. A E K , tails.
wash/dryer, beaut, yard, nr, Sparkling new 3 BR, 2 Bath, Polo Alto
ft Completely Soundproofed ft Plush w/w Carpets ft Swimming Pool ] , 2, 3 Bdrm. 1 & 2 Bath Loyola cor., $225 mo. 948-2842 Recr. A hobby rms. 15 mm. to
Stanford Ind. 5 mm. to Foot-
HORVITZ REALTY
»13I El Camino Way DA 4-1657
e Spacious Rooms
• W/W Carpet A Drapes
Enclosed garden • cottage for
couple. Liv. rm.. kitch., 1 BR.
hill College. Views & Freedom
on this acre make it a part • RENTALS AVAILABLE* LELAND MANOR AREA. 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, $226.
of your dreams. 1 yr. lease Quality homes and apartment
ft Two Elevators ft Drapes ft Large Patio Areas • Large Lovely Pool & BBQ
Beautiful landscaping
Pvt. & quiet. No dogs. 948-4775
$285 948-7370 in all areas. OLD PALO
rooms, 2 baths. $225.
ALTO, — 4 bed-
Next to shopping Menlo Pork
LOS ALTOS HILLS ; CALL TODAY OTTAGE — 1 bedroom, $100.
Rent $115 up FLOYD LOWE, Realtor . PALO-ALTO — 3 bedrooms,
ft Built-in TV Antenna ft Privacy Curtains ft Recreation Areas Allied Arts; 4 BR.. 2+ baths,
sep. din. r m , dishwasher, dis-
BR, 2 ba., secluded hillside
setting. View! Huge liv. rm, J5 University, P.A. DA 5-3221 3ARRON immaculate, $165 per mo.
P A R K ^ 2 bdrm., $140.
326-9585 posal, washer, dryer. Lease. A fireplace. Stove, refriger- MIDTOWN P A . Immaculate 3
$300. 325-7677. ator. $225 lse. 948-4487. bdrm., family' sized kitchen Best & Co.
2727 Midtown Court, P.A.
ft Basement Parking ft Radiant Heat (ceiling) ft Balconies (all units) (Mlddlef.ield at Colorado) 3 BR, AEK, din. rm. frplc.
Nr. Stanford, SRI, Immac. Shopping, Golf Course. Im
Near Foothill College, Rancho with built-in oven/range. 2
lovely enclosed yards with 59 California Ave.
"For Satisfying Dealiiigsl "
DA 1-7330
Furn. or unfurn. 948-6824. maculate 2 BR.. f r p l c . patio sundeck, etc, $165 mo. on LEASE Immaculate 3 bedroom,
appliances, drapes. $160 mo lease. PLEASE DON'T DE-
ft PARK WEST
1 bath, 2 car garage. Cul-de-
ft Large Lobby ft Ideal Location ft Skyline Views 3 BR—1 B.. dbl. gar. Suburban
Park. $200.
No pets. 321-6908. LAY ON THIS.
YARKIN REALTY DA 6-6650
sac off Colorado. $160 a
month. Water and gardener
APARTMENTS J O S E P H E 7 LEASE or SALE furnished.
• i
6 bedrooms, IVi baths, sep. fam GREEN GABLES SCHOOL,
•k Near Stickney's A Varian Mountain Virw rm.. 1/3 acre, 2 yrs old. nr near Palo Alto Community MARKEE & VAUGHN
INTERIOR DECOR BY ALBERS-GREEN ASSOCIATES SAN FRANCISCO •* Studio. 1 BR., 2 BR, schools. $300. 9681106. Center — immaculate 3 BR, 445 So. Calif. Ave., P.A.
ir Heated pool 3 bdrmi., 2 baths. 1 yr. lease. Lease 3 BR, 1 bath, large ceramic ttle bath, det. garage
ir W/w carpe'ts. drapes $190 per month. Eves: 967-2144 ranch home hdwd. firs.. Day DA 6-3410 Night
fenced yard, close to schoo ' als fenced yard. $185 mo Lease. New
* Adults, no pets. Ray Hoefler, Realtor 948-6653. A Shops. $200 mo. 948-5570 AEK—3 bdrm., 2 bath,
FROM $100 aft. 5. Oct. 1. Owner DA 2-7483 eves. top area, you'll love it. $225,

1610 EL CAMINO-MENLO PARK

2 BR. furn. house. $100. Gar- SEE — MAKE O F F E R
bage & water paid. Children Commercially zoned in down- Spotlessly itudio, secluded. Good area. $85.
62 .Kendall Avenue, Apt. 1 clean, modern
OK, 3220141. town business triangle; 3 BR. Call us for other rentals:
321-7205 home ideal for small business bdrm., 2 bth. Cubberley-Palo
Verde schools. Quiet, fenc. yd., BESO.RE ASSOCIATES
Palo Alto or residence. Well situated for
good foot traffic. Call 9411220 lovely trees. Elec. range, 25-7881 321-8332
CASA ESCONDIDA drapes, ' radiant heat. Lse. 145—SPACIOUS. N E W L Y D E C .

... 325-7863... •*• Spacious grounds
•it Oak trees
ie Heated pool
Unfurnished from $100
Furnished from $105
3257420
IS THE TIME TO MAKE THE DECISION
Lanlng Chateau — Old World
IS THE TIME TO LIVE IN LUXURY
Charm, walk to town, elev.
steel/concrete bldg., 323-3490.
Sunnyvale
$160 2 BRS., close In, Cuesta and Make reas. offer. DA 2-2490. 2 BEDRMS, D E N . EXC, LO-
San Antonio. Vacant. V e r y CATION. QUIET MATURE
clean. McBride. 948-8910. D E L U X E 2 BR D U P L E X , slid
TOP RENTALS2 BR, w/w carpet. Fenced rear
ing doors to Ige. patio. Beamed
ceil. Central ht. W/w carpets,
ADULTS. LEASE. 1986 EU-
C L I D , NR. WOODLAND,
yd. Children ok. $145 lse. drapes. AE Kit. Free wash/ DA 2-0443
322-8071 For 5671 El Sereno 854-5528 dryer. Quiet cul-de-sac. $150 SOUTHGATE 3 bdrms., 2 baths,
3183 Loma Verde PI. 327-1143 huge living rm. Paly High.
Los Altos 3 BR, stove, garage
$240.
TOP PEOPLE large f e n c e d yard. Near MIDTOWN
stores, schools. $150, DA 5125 4 bdrms.. 2 baths, family rm NEAR SEARS, 3 bdrms.. 2
baths, fam. rm., elec kit. $190
Older home, 3 BR, 2 Bath, fam + all elec. Kit. Hdwd. floors
ily room, 3-stall barn. $250 carpets, drapes. Mo, to mo Agent DA 5-4451 or WH 8-1230
• Quality rentals, Palo Alto, only $270. 326 6646 Day oi

THE ONLY WAY TO LIVE. BE A PARK FORESTER CHERRYHILL

Menlo Park. Ladera, Ather-
ton. Los Altos.
0 2 & 3 bedroom homes
1 oV
9411418
or 2 BR. cottage. + garage
night. Agent.
suit, for studio apt. $125. 377 3 BR., 1 ba. E n d . yd. Dble gar
Second St., L.A. 948-2700. Stove, w / w carpet. Nr. school
U"4 BR, LARGE E I C H L E R
bath, elec, kit. fam, r m ,
drapes, dbl. ga,r. Fenced yard.
Immed.
Lease. 326-9403.
avail. So, P.A. $225.
• Homes for student groups bus, shops. Children OK. ni
GARDEN APTS. • 4 bedrooms, Menlo Park
1 BR + . No. L.A. Charm an
seclusion. Walk to shop an
pets. $175. 1 yr. lse. 968 4778 Attrac. 3 bdrm., 2 bath home,
968-4050: 9683819. sep. dining rm., new A E K
quality homes bus. $100 mo. Agent DA 1 3338 with eating area. $235?
• Brick Fireplaces Avail, now 3 BR, 2 bath, fam

PARK FOREST
rm., A E K . w/refrig; drupes Call us for rentals, all types.
Mmtlo Park large sun rm. opens to lovel BESORE ASSOCIATES 321-8332.
• Private patios
and balconies TOP OFFICE2 luxury Atherton homes wit
outside living A BBQ. Gree
Gables-'schl. $250. 321-5914. fam.
U»4 BR, 2 BA. M O D E R N
rm., drapes, elec. kit.
pool on 2 beautiful acres. Ful fenced yd . Lge, dbl. gar, Nr.
• 8 Pools FLOYD LOWE, Realtor bar, family room, 4 bedrooms COLLEGE A V E .
$550 for both. 2 bdrm., 2 bath home. Stove schls. Vacant. Lse. $230.
• Residential neighborhood 135 University Ave.. P.A. 325-3221 2 bedroom, $165. refrig. incl. Children Welcome 326-9403
(not an a p t . . d i s t r i c t " ) 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, clean. Built- $160 per mo. Agent. 326-6646 BRAND N E W
in BBQ in patio. M A Hi. $190. day Or night. Lease or lease w/option. $250
Pale Alto Pale Alto Pale Alto Palo Alto • Walking distance to AND O T H E R S mo, — 3/2 — fam. rm. — f p.
shopping EAST PALO ALTO New 4 BR., fam. rm., 2 bath — AEK — 538-8800 days, 326-
Well furnished 3 BR 1 bath
• Ron Ferguson, Realtor AEK, 2,000 sq. ft., just built 5924 after 5,

TAN APARTMENTS • Beautiful new park home in excellent condition, attrac. ranch, hdwd. floors, i
BRIARWOOD MANOR ALPINE APARTMENTS right next door quiet neighborhood close to 883 Santa Cruz. M.P.. DA 6 6070 good loc $250. mo 3 BR., 2*, bath, large family
2 bed., 1 bath unfurn. $165 shopping and transportation. FOR LEASE W / O P T I O N TO Agent 321 2600 Eves 967119 kitchen, across from park &
2 bed., 2 bath . $l95-$235 1 bed. furn. $140 1 2 and 3 bedroom apart- $165 per month school. Lovely yard. Every-
BUY. 3 B R . . ' 2 ' / i B., 18-'x36' 190 3 S R + den Eichler. Stove one welcome. 2920 Cowper.
3 bed., 2 bath unfurn. $265 Pool, patios, no lease required. ments f r o m $115 to $200 TURNER & ROHRER heated A filtered swimming dishwasher drapes Jordan
Pool, patio, cpts. & drps. A 11 monthly includes all utili- pool, AEK, family rm., dining Days 9&7-5551, eves, 325-3829.
CHOICE LOCATIONS IN P.A., & MT. V I E W , Resident Manager, 241 Curt- REALTORS Paly H i g i * . Gardener. Moffet
elec. kit. Resident Mgr. 90S ties. (Furnished units 526 Bryant, P.A. DA 3-9041 rm. West Menlo. Circle—-3H224] Choice 2 BR. housa in court.
Managers on Premises at: . • Middle, Apt. H, M.P. 324-0801. ner Ave., Apt. G, P.A. 327-5647 slightly higher.) DE 4-0200 days—VA 48717 eves Sep. gar., patio, fireplace, din-
Eves. Phone DA 2-1386 BR, 7 r r r r house, completel ing room, and yard. Adults.
TAN PLAZA INTERNATIONAL Convenient location tool To Cottage, close-In near Commu- t r i m m e d , occup. Secluded 2 BR redecorated. N e a r schools $165 per month, 321-9144
Privacy, true luxury. 1-2 BR. Recreation HOMER ST., P.A. get to Cherryhill Garden nity C e n t e r . 2 bedrooms, 1 b.'. Menlo Oaks, s*.ove frig- Midtown shopping. $185, op
565 Arastradero Rd,, Palo Alto. 326-8480. 2 bed., unf., split level $110 Call 327-5700 Apartments from the Pen- stove, refrig. & some furni- freezer, drapes. Wtr.. garden- tion to buy. EM 8-6686. 2 BR,, clean sunny, f r p l c , lge.
insula, 'drive south on El ture. $125. er, garb. pd. No pets. Baby liv. rm., suit, for office Tor
Hotel service. wk.,
Camino Real to Mary Ave,. OK. Lse. $150. App't. 854-6736. 236 Santa Rita—$200 for charm ins. or real est. Water incl .
mo., yr. 535 Arastra- These Fine Apartments Are Operated Through BESORE ASSOCIATES ing 3 BR.. 2 ba., sep. din. rm.
TAN PLAZA dero, P.A. 326-8483. Mary-El Shopping Center, 325-7881 , 321-8332 Large 4 bdrm., TV room. sep. den. cov. patio, stove. Adult close to town. $160. DA 2-7826.
The Property Management Department of in Sunnyvale, turn right on 3 BR, 2 ba., f a m . r m . , liv. rm., din. rm. On Vi acre on San pref. 322-5723. M O V E IN charming 4 BR, 2
TAN VILLAGE Tots' play area, low Mary 1 mile to Remington Mateo Drive, Close to schools ba., w/w cpt., drpes.. fitreplace

TAN COLORADO
r e n t. 1094 Tanland,
P.A. 326-9730.
Low rent. 1, 2, and
HARE, BREWER & KELLEY, INC. Drive and Cherryhill Gar-
den Apartments. RE 6-8658,
din rm., Gunn, Terman
Stanford • Pine Hilr loc. $300
on lease to Sept. 1st. Call
321-3300 ext. 264 or 326-3842
schls.
A commute. Lease $350. Poss.
furn. DA 5-9576.
WE HAVE RENTALS
4 BR, 2 bath,
floor plan, AEK. fam. rrr
Extra Ig. gar. DA 6-8328.
Eichler, dbl. ha

bdrm., drapes, elec. stove $125 beautiful 3 BR, 1 bath, sin-

Newly dec, 6 mo. lse. $250.
321-5914 for appt

3 BR. 1034 Colorado,

P.A. ' 327-2915.
530 University Avenue
REALTORS
Palo Alto 327-5700
BRANFNEW aft. 3 p.m.
Only (165 for this cute 2 bed-
•
PENINSULA REALTY, refrig., dbl. gar., insulated
220 wiring. $155. 325-6584
gle car garage, 2652 Illinois
St.. DA 5-7089, 323-7086,
TAN HOUSE Studios. 1-2 BR. Rec-
reation. 55 Newell Rd.,
P.A. 325-7330.
I BEDROOM,
THE DUNES room. • IVi b a t h , separate 1600 El Camino, M.P, DA 50041 For sale or lease 4 BR-, 3 batt1 "2 BR.UNFURN. $90-$120
house. Good location. Children R U R A L LOCATION — Nearly
welcome.
Elisabeth Gaudreau
new 3 & 2, behind Stanford.
$265 mo., lease. J. Slattery,
home. Crescent Pk. By Own Adults, No Pets.
er. Phone 322-6933
R I G H T DOWN TOWN I I !
DA 2 9339.

SUNSHINE SRDN. Tots' play area. 150 MIDTOWN

THE LAMPLIGHTER
218__Cahforn_ia, _ P.A. 327-4720 August Associates. DA 3-9441. 150' from P O , 8 rms. Residence
Dana, Mt. View. YO 8- JM5, 3 BR, 1 bath, Lease or Bus. C-2 651 Gilman.
6695. CARPETS & DRAPES 3~BR, 2~B.i Eichler. Spotless! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, separate 500 Colorado 321-3019
AEK washer, dryer, TV, Nr. dining room, breakfast area 5 bedrooms, 2V? baths, spacious, f i B R . . 2 baT, nr. Mitchell Park
GE KITCHEN schls . shops, park. Lovely se- Near downtown M.P. $200 Schools. Children o k . $185
Pools 8t all houses; some air conditioned. trees So Palo Alto, $3.35 Lse. Lease
For your convenience and to save time we POOL—LAN AI cluded garden. Gardener, wtr. SPINELLI A CO. 854-4251
326-5806 ' •
327-4646
also provide a central mcl. $250 lse. 851-8618.

'79.50
Lge. 4 BR + den, 2 B., W. Men East Palo Alto, new 2 BR home
CENTRALLY LOCATED 4 bedrooms, furn. Will take sev-
GRAND OPENING... lo, Carmel look. Elec. kit 3 Br. older house. Clean, $125. on quiet cul-de-sac. $130. 322-
eral children. Close to schools W/W carpets, huge closets +1 595 Maybelle 3230774 0788.
RENTAL & SERVICE OFFICE6 SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNT O N LEASE Year's lease, $245 mo Agent sundeck + patio $250. 854-375 ) 3 cottages In rustic setting.
DA 2-4621, Eves. DA 5-2974.
Open 9 to 6 daily—Sunday 11 to <T;32 -6500
Unique arrangement, one and two story bldg, Very Clean 2 BR, elec range 2 BR, patio, fenced yard, wtr. A Partly furn $100. $150 A $165.
TAN CONSTRUCTION CO., 3630 EL. CAMINO, P.A. Modern 3 BR., AEK. Wshr, dry- Ref , washer, ? car R*r nr garb. pd. $115. 45 Buchanan Nice area. 322 7375; 9670944.
Located: Ahwanee & Borregas er Nr everything. $200. See:
2 Bdrm., furri, or unfurn., newly decorated. Sunset mag. Adults, no pets ' Ct. EPA. 293-7737, _Z_64-97Zii_
Separate pool area, pool heated all year. 245-8473 , 255 West Charleston. Phone ;f~B^7~cottage. $135. N r , Cow- Portolo Vailty
PR 691 U an. 5. per A Fores' Ample parking
^ A t t r a c t i v e 3 BR, double gar.
Carpets and Drapes
Built-in Kitchens
Heated Pool
All
etc
conveniences for easy living, dishwasher,
extra parking, walk-in storage, adults, no pets.
disposal,
BRAND NEW
ModernTfurn. 2 BR home. (So.
P A ) couple, l
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no pets t Near
Near
Patio,, stove, fenced y
Hi Nice neighborhood
Lease/Option. 325-7488.
h d
yd. M A Adults 3211047. days
$185 Children OK 7 rooms, clean, Spacious 3 BR, family room,
$185.
stove ref . fned yd., $195 lse
ELEGANCE PLUS
all electric kitchen with fire-

RIVIERA
275 Ventura Ave.. P.A., Mgr. 35 DA 6-7115 S T U D E N T * 1 T R O U P , 4 BRS, 2 + 4~BEDROOMrErecT7ange, rugs, 180 Nevada. P A . , 322-8739. place, separate dining room,
Large Garden Court baths, kitchen w i t h fireplace drapes. Large yard. W Men 1 BR. cottageT~800 sq. ft., can $350 mo. EM 6-8404 or LY 3-
Huge Rooms & Closet Space $200 9*iJ7! 1 lo nr. Valparaiso Avail, on be furn., nr. Stanford in Bar 7240, Agent
1 &e Y 6 ron Pk. 321-3218 aft. 5. Contemp. ranch 4 BR., 3 B., 3
Close to' Markets
The wonderful feeling of
1 BEDROOM APTS. Nr7Stanford. 3 BR., '2 B., din. * L1 Z1
* Heated Pool rm., brkfst. rm. Nicely turn. 3 8 R , 2 bath home, close to 4 BR., large nice yard, clean frpls., AEK. W/W cpts.. stables
Stanford Students Welcome ir All electric A riding ring. With or without
Very clean. $235. DA6-040JL VA Hospital Avail, immed. A neat EPA Lease with

ALTO R I V I E R A A P A R T M E N T S SPACIOUSNESS From

Secluded 2 BR., den. Seale area option $140 mo, 322 2932 eves 2 BR guest cottage. 851-0730.

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1 & 2 BR.
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in the heart of Palo Alto
Heated oool
Sauna
Social Room
Color TV
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Located at Corner of Awhanee
$89.50 Garden, stove, r«f , drapes
1180.

$250
Avail, now
4 BR 2 bath, patio, fenced, chil-
lease. 321-4822
5 Room House Furnished
DA 6-3082
3. BR. Stove. Stove Re-palnted.
dogs. 649 Partridge Ave. In
quire 183 Glenwood A *herton

House. 3 BR, newly dec , mm.

maint.. $185 mo. Lse. 948-5550.
p No 3~BR"$145~Lease. Near «i7nV.

dren o k . Jordan Paly High West of El Camino near Little 2 BR, den, patio, f p l c , stove. $115 m o , water &
school. 327? Morris Dr. Now
available. DA 5-8520

refrig S160 mo 675 Arastra

dero, No pets. 326-3018.
Redwood City
— 2 BR unfurn,, stove & refrig.
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No Lease R and Moise near Fairoaks $140 NO PETSI $lT5-^We*t Menlo. 1 BR., stove, For rent unfurn. 4 room cottage. Santa Clara
refrigerator, garage, fenced or n g _^ , ,
c
w' K Walk to Bus, Schools, Shopping, Post Office Phone 321-8369 P
A yard. 1 year lease'. 659 Uni Nice location near bus Phone
Only $125-$195
B
Medical Building FIRST OCCUPANCY Charming 3 BR, 2 b. Fireplace: versify Drive 941 2664 3261451 |3 BR., 2 B.. A E K . Drapes A
M Beautiful Atmosphere IrtdscPfl, redec Nr. Park Small 2 bedroom house. carptts. Btw, Bayshor* & El
W. Menlo Ideal d o t e In 2 BR..

Palo Alto Towne House

1 Mgr. Apt. 1 L 1-2 Bedroom Spacious Units $275. 321 9708, 9480188. R E F R I G A STOVE furn Camino off Lawrence Express-
V All Electric Kitchens fireplace, fenced yard $150. 323 1664 w»y $165 .1?S 7515 aft. 4: 30.
N 340 Ventura—321-7343 Electric Heat. Drapes 323 0231 ex. 36, da.; 3230553 eve
Portola Valley $1)0. 5 rm. cottage, gar., nr.| Jkirot©jo_ ^ ^ ^
0 D Wall to Wall Carpet Charming 1 BR, excellent loca
* Cabana BBQ Area, Heated Pool 2 furn. homes on Alpine Road tion, privacy, patio, yard, g» trarup Open Sat A Sun j
V E N T U R A AVE. 865 Runnymede EPA, MO 1 V);>;> 2600 + SQUARE FEET
2721 Mfdtown Court Palo Alto 327-4774 or 739-9500 PARK MARY APTS. accommodating 6 grad stu rage. $125. DA_5893_3
2~Bedrooms, IMr baths. $140 mo.
415 So M A R Y Ave dents per housa. 8511673. i bedroom home. Oak Court, On 1 acre in beautiful
See Resident M .nager—Apt ?f> Fenced Children welcome Saratoga, 5 BR . 3 bath*,
Complete privacy In your de Menlo Park. Inquire 149 Oak 512 Colorado,
in Stanford foothills luxe
decks.
apartment. Private
Superb care. Resort
LAS CASITAS APTS. NEW—$95 MO. • 7, Bedroom*
• Furnished or Unfurnished
Redwood City Court.
3 BR, 2 baths, drapes A carpets. 2 BR. FRPLC + rtet beamort
ARTISTS SEE THIS!
?94 S4 20 <?x Ml separate
s»O
bar).
dm.ng
fam. rm (with wet
2 frplcs ,
rm .
extra

galantine apts.
with heated pool
living for adults who desire
the finest. Studio, 1, 2 bdrms.,
2 bath*. $110 • $124 . $170.
STANFORD VILLA
Quiet Elegance
A'<" conditioned
Hfla.tfid pool
Fabulously Furnished
•
• Stove & Refrigerator

1 Bedroom & Studios

Wall-to-wall
• Newly redecorated
• Pool & Sundeck
carpeting 1003
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
"Miniature, of course"
Fulton $125 EM 6 1834
Available now.
Heights. $300 mo. 854 600?
Sharon
2
_<Hudio $195 DA 5 88?fl P M
2~8R, IVi B, sep"~dTnTrm. f r p l c , very reas and chilrirfn w* 1
BR, nr. shopping A tr#n»
large kit , insulated, cir-
cle drive with 3 car ga-
rag* Leas* $325. Agent
244-6700, eve*, 354-396S
compl. redecorated. $160 mo 1 0 0
come ^.l '' ^
3 BR., 2 BR. & I BR. 3351 Alma OA 6-0730. Lighted courtyard
Individual patios THE CARRIAGE MANOR •• Water & Garbage paid
Immediate Occupancy
722—Houses For Rent, Lease. 322 1496.
2 BR, stove, refrig., drape*,
* Newly radeeor. 3 BR, l'/i ba. ^ ^ SuitnyyoU ^ ^
724 Arastradero Road BEFORE YOU RENT any 1 srtWy homes 1760 Bay Road, E. Palo Alto • 130 furn., $99 unfurn. Unfurnished yard Newly decora fee) $l?!>
apartment come and see: Locked gates • Manager—739 Carmel Nr. Schls. & shops, fenced A 125-2366. Convenient
El Camino to Arastradero Rd. Call Mgr. 325-2457 sprinklered. $ 1 7 5 . ^ ^ 6 ) 4 8 . Immaculate contemporary, 3
Intercom system to each apt (at San Juan). Sunnyvale bdrm . 2 bath. Immediate oc-
West on Arastradero 1 mile • RANCHO * Fireplaces 3 BR, newly decorated, fireplace Stove I child o k No pet* cupancy $185
DA 6-9881 APARTMENTS 13 bedrms. A baths • LGE. HEATED POOL $89 — $99.50 beam ceiling*, bookshelves, Vacant $130 l«» .32? 1049 BESORE ASSOCIATES
Prices low. From $89 50 up. All electric kitchens • GE ELEC. KITCHEN I A 2 BR deluxe Mp^ 2 BR.—1 8., extra rm. In gar., stove A ^ ^^ $^ 6^ .3?5-788] .321 -8332
O E L U X E 1 A 2 BR apt«. We also have furnished apart $150 mo. A up • CARPETS. DRAPES and drapes, elect. kiK Sep DR . '
/ > ac lot Seclud
$)To~l' BR~large din. rm., hdwd
wall-to-wall carpets, drapes ment*, 2 BR. A 3 BR. 1820 • WALK IN CLOSETS n^ Helen ?43 46?2 Spacious 3 bedrooms. $145, Nice floor* large kitch
k t h w'stove
' t ETehler 3 •»», 1 bath, llvlnt-dhv
all electric kitchen. Adjacent .1907 Middlcfiold Rd , P A ed setting, I7'h Av*#. $?10 mo neighborhood, M A High. 50" , ?50 Donohoe 3?5 813? mg room, drapes, double ga-
1830 West Bayshore 325-8817 • DRESSING ROOMS 965 Helen ?4) 4588 JOSEPH BEH CO 326-373]
to shopping center. Children (cor. Charleston) • 1 BLOCK TO SHOPS 908 Tamarack ?41 0642 7th Avenue. M P , 948 OJM rage. Close to Lockheed. $15S
Mrs. Ingvar P«t#rsen. Mgr 3 BR. 2 bath eichler, fenced. RE 9S361
welcome. Rents; $105-$125. Palo Alto Triplex. Deluxe 2 BR or call ?45 2 bedroom executive home, sep- fireplace, stove Nr School*
1991 Manhattan Ave 321-3410 with AEK, w/w carpets, arate gu«*t room. Privacy, Lots of room, 3 BR.. 2 ba., Z
Mont* Vista $185. 244-5900. 266-6207
MIOTOWN AREA
L»rg« 1 BR garden apt ; w/w
drapes, free laundry,
120 Melville.
near
12037 or
PRIVATE HOME LIVING
downtown, bus. _& P.A. High. APARTMENT ADVANTAGES
BR, furn. or unfurn. W/W
ULTRA~DELUXE
Want
Alto
Ads
Times
published
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to
$285. E M 95436
$110, nice 3 BR.. stove, refrig
* i * t o r . in ran yard. 7 Children
New 3 bedroom house. Electric
«tOv«. Attached g»raf« Large
car gar. Fenced, landscaped,
frplc, stove, refrig., carp«t*.
drapfts. $145. 739-400I
carpet, drapes, private patio, Agent DA 1 3311.
G A R D E N A P
carpets, drapes, dishwashers, 4274-76 W l l k l * Way. Palo Alto
A R T M E N T S Cygjrtliio yard. $130 IHU?1^*IL I** Elchler atrium 4 8 R , 2 8 ,
meet certain standards of ac- only, 948 1896
heated pool. From $110. p dressing room, priv Luxurious living in beautiful ceptability and cort«ld#rable 3~8R., I bath, 2 car garage,
751 Layne Court, Apt. No. 11 30 Newell Rd. Garden Apts. Nr. Mo. to Mo. 3 B R — 1 bath. Cov- AEK, fam. rm . cpts.. drps .
ate patio*, htd. pool, garden atmosphere in 2 bdrm. time and effort »f» expended ered recreation area. Children stove, fenced yd. Very clean. play equip., nr schls & *hop».
3270154 Stanford Split-level 2 BR.. \»i deck area. apt. Spacious unit with many every day In screening ques MettMfalK View Unlv Vill 326 145?
bath, AEK, disp. P a t i o s , OK. $165 per mo. BOB CARD dbl gar. $2S0 ilse 739 922:1
CASA REAL T H E DEAUVILLE closets. All electric kitchens tionable ads. REALTY. 948-9571 or Eves Immac. 3 BR., 1 8., frplc, Paly HI dlst. 2 BR * dan. stov*. E I C H L E R atrium 4 BR, 2 ba..
crpts. A drps. Htd. pool. Child, 1851 Clarke Ave., ju*t off Wall to-wall carpeting, drapes,
1 Bdrm. apt*, avail. Elevators. pet OK (except dogs). Span 967-4587. fenced y a r d , no oets L A refrig fireplac*. washer
tile bath, carport and private However, due to the Increasing fam. rm , din rm AEK $21S
Kirdtn. poot. Charms of older ish spoken 323-8321, 323-1566. Woodland, DWest A
of Bay*hore.
39509 patio. Large deluxe swimming $160. Clean 3 BR, 2 ba. Ige. area L**>... $140 9482366 Fenced $16j>_3?51958^
house. Beautiful view. Near number of * d * being offered J * « / ' » « option. 739-2951.
pool with spacious patio area fam. AEK. Fenced yd Dbl P O U S I T T Y OWNER, "SHOWN Cherry Chat* % BR, 1 8A, stove1.
downtown, 360 Forest Ave. * 3101 M I D D L E F I E L D * Adults. No pets. Rent S140-S195 each rlay, many of them for gar, Wajlk to shop. 253 2491
DA 3-6904 3 Blks. South of Oregon SUPERB. One block east of El Camino immediate insertion, it i» pos Stove, drape* A run*. $165 BY APPT
TION CALL DA R 6500
FOR INFOKMA drps.. d/w, dt$p No pet*.
1 BR. modern, elec. kitch*n. Care and maintenance provirt at Rickey* Studio Inn. then sibl« that oecanionslly * ques- N E W ~ ! ~ 8 R~~A IW-C 6 N 67 $lT0. mo 967.3983 $150 l*e. 324-1777
• CORNER PRIVACY W/W carpets, drapes, pool ing you with the ultimata in south on Wilkia. For informa- tionable ad will escape our New furniture. $30 mo. extra,
notice. AL 3-2130 Blossom Plaza! 3 BR., l'/> ftA.,i) bdrm.. 1 bath Near schools For sat* or rent: % bedroom,
! Adults no pet*. 321-7087. flri« living. Studio, 1, tion call 326-2964. 2 car gar. stove Carpeted LR/ A fr**way N#wty painted. 2 bath. Brown A Kauffmann
$145. Vista Of 4 counties from bdrms. and 2 baths. $110 $12! vly
dining terrace. 1 BR, Carpets, DR. fncd. yd. DA 6-3)04 eves. 1110 month DA 1 5179 ho»rt# nr Los Altos 967 5.391
pool, elevator. $95 Unfurn. $120 Furn. Exc. • $170. R#ader» who not* art advertise
neighborhood, baby, child Ex Private deck* — patio. Shop- ! Lge. Muckay, 3 bdrm*., 1 baths, 2 bdrm». Waltt to trantp. and 3 Bdrm.. t bath, fenced. Near
1779 Woodland Av*. DA 5 1314. STANFORD VILLA ping next door. Garden apart. ment yvhich seems to be out
fam rm., «iec kit $185 Agent Lockheed. $1.30
? Br. w ' w cpt., drps , AEK 3353 Alma DA 1 of line with good advertising 2 ni »rly new homes-, beautiful shopping $105 Agent 321 3311
MV Woelffel 96S-3565, 325-6644. mertK with the Peninsula's ethic* »rn requested to c»w OA S44M Or'WH 8 l?30 736 1983
CHANTICLEER APTS. finest addre»« for ^dnitv the classified department of
electric kit , fireplaces, r.ov
Nice modern 3 BR. home and 2-3 BR, older home close to
1-2 B i t Q A W . S U N D E C K «r*d patio.
p summer *w<m Spacious 3 BR, fenced, nr. Syl-
New 1 B R . \ w / w carpet, drape*. Beautiful 1 & 2 Bedrooms, furn- STANFORD VILLA the Palo Alto Time* 321 0400 r vama $135 p«r mfi Available : University Vilta-gft town A trail*. Clean A vacant.
A E K . Md. pool, Patio $115 up. ished A unfurn, Htd. p o o l Heat«d Pool, washers. dry»r* 3375 Alma DA 6 9565 priv 1 *friR . very modern. 1 Oct 1?, 967-5808 $nf) 376 ?4 78 $125. Call eves. 739 6488.
240 E. O'Keefe 3239326 washroom. 3260487. 1721 Woodland Ave. DA 5 4385 $100 A $1?5, 747 0?lfi '

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40—PALO ALTO TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964

724 — RENTAL AGENTS 730-Dupltxcs to Slxpltxes 738 — R O O M 750 —STORES. OFFICES REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
For Rent AND BOARD FOR RENT 850—MENLO PARK-ATHERTON
1. 3 bedroom, 2 bath Elchler.
$200 per mo. Cubberley High 846—WOODSIDE 850—MENLO PARK-
Open Sat.-Sun. 1-5 (or by ap- MARIE ANTOINETTE INN
area.
2. Furnished, College Terrace, I pointment). Very large du- Excellent food, nice room, pri-
EXECUTIVE SUITES ATHERTON
plexes nr, shopping center. vate bath in Victorian sur- 2555 PARK BlYD., P.A.
bedroom, Owner pays all util
1500 sq. ft. 2 & 3 BR + deo: roundings. 1040 N o e l Or., We: have several well designed. LOOKS BRAND NEW, INSIDE AND OUT

VICTORIA OAKS
ities $125 per mo.
Menlo Park, DA 3-8332.
3. Unfurnished, 2 bedrooms,
stove & refrig., Bar.ron Park,
2 & 2Vi ba.; w/w carp., drapes
frpl., patios. A M F M intercom Attractive r m i . Comfortable at-
new, air conditioned 2 and 3
room suites available. All util- ... IN LOVELY LOS TRANCOS WOODS OWNER HAS OFFER
rugs and drapes. $125. Im- 2 car gar. $195$250. Corner mrfsphere. Family-style meals. ities and Janitorial services
maculate Charleston & Middlefield. Palo Patio, lounge.JTV. 323 6729, are provided from 38 cents Completely rebuilt, top to toe Beat It and you can steal itl 3
Alto, 321-4274. per sq. ft. Included at no . as up-to-the-minute Large bedrooms, 2 ultra
i Unfurnished apt. Webster St. «j,as the
the sle<*
sleekest modern, yet so at home in its sylvan
: bedrooms, $150. Walk to I Beautiful/ room, private bath, extra cost, is reserved park- modern baths, A E K with ev-
LOS ALTOS UUPLEX and board, near electronics. setting. All electric kitchen and dining ell handy to the erything s p a n k i n g new.
University • Ave. |2 BR, 2 BA, G. E. AEK, refrig. ing Each suite is equipped terraced patio. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, huge rumpus room
b Mountain View unfurnished Lge. util. r m . W/w carpet.
Mountain View. 967 7044. with its own thermostat con- below. Our exclusive, $27,950.
Beamed ceiling . large family FURNISHED MODEL
house. 3 bedroom, 2 bath I drapes, X-tra lge. rms. Beaut. trol. Located within walking room with own fireplace. 3-
$160. I 740 — WANTED distance of North County car garage plus 20x30 hobby

FOX & CARSKAOON

lge. master BR with pvt. dress
Courthouse, Shopping, restau- room. L a r g e lot. A s k i n g
ALHOUSE rm, Real frplc. 2. car gar. TO RENT rants, Post Office, 5 banks, $31,000. Easy financing. OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY I to 5
2450 E l C a m i n o . P - A . 32601116 Lge. pvt. patio, beaut.
Indscpd. Walk to stores. Lse bus arid train facilities.
WE ARE READY $210. 948-3591. • RENTALS NEEDED
Broker Cooperation Invited
|# „ _ ASK ABOUT 200 RAVENSWOOD MENLO PARK
We maintain an active rentaliMIKE S O L I C K Realtor
w i l l i n g and able to , locate 1 BR., elect, kit. w / w carpet, service and property manage*;*-) i , Q. i <•• Leaders in Bay Area Real Estate 36 Years
rental housing f o r you—& a t 1 drapes.' pvt patio & carport. ment department. Call us. 2 3 6 3 Birch b t . , PORTOLA VALLEY CON
no charge to y o u . Call us n o w $115. 961 5381. T E; M P O R A R Y. 4 Bed
Palo Alto 327-0262 3 2 4 - 2 5 5 7 61 Santa Crui, Menla Park
for I N S T A N T S E R V I C E
Sunnyvale "245 9191 ' . """' DA 1-8050 rooms afid family
room.
968-7277 ' $45,950.
LELAND GERBER, Realtor
ROOMS it MERIT ASSOCIATES
HOUSE RENTALS
W. MENLO DELUXE
Air conditioned. Public Parking
EVENINGS PHONE 326-4541 2. LADERA,
and huge
3 BEDROOMS
family room.
Menlo Park's Newest Concept in Living
765 Distel Los A l t o s
FOR RENT _et u , rvue^e you -jt me trou Si/e to suit, up to 7000 feet. The greatest kitchen. Car-
Ole Ot refiling / " • - • Also carpets, drapes & etc, at 850—MENLO PARK-ATHERTON pets and drapes. $41,900.
3 BR.. 1 . baths, duplex $175; Now Open—Craig Hotel ULSI & CU i V iml-iiyiij iiz to 1600 feet.
- bed (joins .' boihs. A t K . $185.164 H a m i l t o n
Two left. Six sold. $43,500
327 9982
• Ron Ferguson, Realtor • Ron Ferguson, Realtor
OPEN Saturday 1-5
i. \ / i i i b (. j A L K i O f J A i r conditioned lobby, c o m m u - L)A i liat.
DAY or N I G H T ><• / . ' 8 1 , n i t y kitchen & d i n i n g a r e a . P r o f , couple w i t h d a u g h t e r wish 883 Santa Cruz, M.P:, DA 6 6070 883 Santa Cruz, M . P . DA 6-6070
washer & dryer-, i r o n i n g r o o m 2 or 3 8 R . u n f u r n . modern Eves. DA 2-2978
IF YOU ARE THINKING Or
• olor T V in lobby, Electric home or duplex. Ref. Palo 7 5 2—Commercial, DELUXE HOMES Wall-to-Wall Carpets
i e n t m & your p r o o t i t y . list w u h
blankets, h a i r d r y e r . Room r a Alto Menlo P a r k Los Altos. Automatic Garage Doors
us. Vve hdve many calls
dios Weekly rates f r o m $17.50 Call 3230082, e x t . 17. Industrial For Rent BEST BUYS Park like. Setting
JOSEPH E B E H DA 0 -.7 1 i 3 Bedrooms, ZVx Baths Intercom System
COLLEGE TERRACE J65 to N E W C A R D I N A L H O T E L U n i v e r s i t y t t a f f m e m b e r seeks INSPECT THESE LOVELY HOMES TOMORROW . . . . $19,500 . . . 5 years
K i £ l i t d o w n t o w n , Palo A l t o interesting 1 BR h o m e (Ideal space available for rent young — spotless inside and > Family Room, Wet Bar Insulated
J i b : oi $75 en shcire i EiR. to electronic rep/distribution out and just right for some
.'.is H a m i l ' o n • D A 3 biOl country. W'lte Dr. Heated and Filtered Pool
' ba hse Agent, 322 9bb6
We cdter to senior citizens.
T V s . e l t w a t o r , telephone, cof
Dept.
University
of Physics, Stanford
center located in Palo Alto
nuar NASA & Stanford Indus-
21 Politzer, Menlo Park $60,000
happy, small family.
324-1145.
Eves Separate Dining Room
Private Patio No Care or Maintenance
726 — Mobile Homes or fee shop, large lobby Weekly t r i a l Park. Approximately 3,000 Outstanding ranch home . . . 4 Bedrooms, 2'/
Family room with fireplace Many extras . . . Carpets,
3 baths.
. . . . $23,500 . . . vacant — All-Electric Kitchen Relax and Enjoy Life
dud rn m h l y i a ; e s . r i ee o ^ e r 1 b e d r o o m cottage i n wooded or square feet w i t h attractive re-
Space for Rent < i i g < i t ;; a i k i n g hillside area, p r j e r a b l y unfur- ception center and 3 offices Drapes, Bar stools, Refrigerator. In excellent location. anxious owner wants imme-
nished 2 employed adults including 2200 square feet of diate action!. 3 bedroom, 1
bath, extra-big yard for chil-
Moorpark
Par,.
5-star Mobile Horre I latge diale. rooms, priv. en-
No pets, adults unly Ud.icL'S.
!i ideal lor male Stan
F a m . w i t h
E M 9-4604
2 d a u g h t e r s , lots of
storage space with 210 Atherton Ave., Atherton
electronics lab or distribution
separate $105,000
dren. Drive by 277 Marmona
and call Jim Jones, 3241145.
Walking distance to Parochial &. Public Schools, shop-
ping, commuting and recreation center.
500 Mtn View—Alviso Rd , - i 'i lord stuoents Accommodate entrances. Located at major Authentic- Southern Colonial—4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, (and
M V. YO 8-4358 or YO 7 9174. 4 A. u o n n e c l i n g b a l h . D A 1 5/ab. ( u r n . , needs 3 to 4 B R . houte intersection o f f Bayshore maid's room and bath!-) Formal dining room. All elec- . . . . $24,000 . . . 3 bedroom.
with l i v . r m , d m . r m . , and tric kitchen. Family room. 3 Car garage. 2 Acres.
62 United 57'. Expando. Beaut. $55 mo. excellent f o r students. f a m . r m . 3 y r . lse. 968 3914. Highway Easy acgess from 1 bath, wall-to-wall carpeting,
ijmet area, a p p i o x i m « i t e i y I all Northern California cen- Pool, tennis court site. Choice property WITH I M - and new washer and dryer.
lot Awnings. Moorpdrk, 500 ij M E D I A T E POSSESSION.
A l v i s o . spape j)4. MV nm i . to S t a n f o r d . 3210341 a f t . 5.Employed lady desires studio ters by freeway. O p t i o n a l Most anxious—must be sold— ROY GIORGI—BROKER
apt or r m w i t h p r i v a t e ba services include receptionist/, house furnished but empty.
Brokers' Cooperation Invited

AUGUST ASSOCIATES
L a r g e r o o m . T w i n beds. Very Lt. p r i v i l e g e s & c a r p o r t . Palo telephone answering/receiving Excellent condition.
730-Duplexes to Sixplexes ciose in Palo A l t o . P r e f e r 1 A l t o T i m e s Box 5352. and shipping from presently
. . . $ Make offer on
mature gentlemen $40 ea. established electronic f i r m in
For Rent Uwn entrance J22-9770 a f t . 5 2-3 BR furn. or unfurn. Gunn building. Telephone (415) —
your terms. 3 extra-large bed- 210 Ravenswood Ave., Menlo Park 324-4648
High District. Responsible rooms, plus family den with
Near P. A. town, park., k i t . couple w/son. References. ••121-5520
second fireplace. 2 baths, best
U n f u r n . , 2 B R . , 2 bath, new 1- phone. A l l nationalities Stu 326-8973 condition inside and out. Eves
story, homelike, aduits. f i r e - \S 6 Peninsula Offices to Serve You Jim Jones, 3241145.
dents o k. DA 6 5558. _ _ iS 1vTALTVouYe~^a^u~r~genYly
place, cent, heat, $145.
E x t r a l a r g e r o o m , p r i v . bath A n e e d e d f o r 3 people, n r . A d . NEW! 585 Glenwood Ave., Menlo Park - DA 3-9441 ELISABETH GAUDREAU
Also a v a i l , unf. 1 B R . at $90. e n t r a n c e , g a r a g e , w o m e n only. dison School. $100 plus o d d
218 So. Calif., P.A
REALTOR
327-4720
SPACIOUSNESS IN LADERA
And f u r n . studio at $90. kit p r i v 326 3969. household jobs. 36,8-7328. INDUSTRIAL SPACE Like breathing room? Want to look out from your easy
Cor. B e r n a r d o & W. M c K m l e y , S m a l l f u r n . r o o m f o r m a n . $35 F u r n . 1 o r 2 B R . c o t t a g e r N o v . 1
Sunnyvale 245-^063.

Pa1o~Aito7~lT8-120 Kingsley A v e .
Deluxe new duplex, unfurn.
mo. iii4 H a w t h o r n e
7496 after 5 & w k ends
L a r s e .fStg§f
L-JSK^.. _ -. .
P A 3<M occuparvcy. Palo A l t o - M e n I o l

'with p r i v a t e
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- \ P a r k . 322-8374, 325-1646 aft-.>..5,„.-.I
e n - U B R . , 2 ba^h house o n l a r g e l o t }
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f o r prof m a n w / 4 kids & d a g -
1440
2500
4803
sq.
sq.
sq. ft.
ft.
$150 m o n t h
month
$336 m o n t h
OPEN SUNDAY 1 -5 OPEN
chair at the oak studded foothills? Then this large 4
bedroom, 2Vj bath home, complete With modern kitchen,
family room and many extras is the one for you. New
on market and it's a honey. Call now for an appoint-
ment to inspect. Our exclusive at 157,500.

- 524 9th Avenue

1200' l i v , area. S o uJfflffTfVO'f \
on Dec. 1. Call 245-9190.
Carpeting & draperies thruout
A E K & L n d r y . far., Frpl'., p v t . Clean a t t r a c t i v e , close i n , em-1 Couple, no c h i l d r e n , w a n t 2 B R . Airpdrf Industrial Park
' ' Sunday 1-6 . BIG FAMILY HOME ON VIEW LOT
patio also s u n d e c k $195. ployed women or g r a d u a t e ] home u n f u r n . , d b l . g a r . pref..' 850 Sharon Park Drive Architect designed with children in mind. Low main-
J26-697J. 323 9991. l o r appt. student 334 Cowper St., P A . ! P A . a r e a , 343-4959 eve. , Friti B. Burns & Assoc. OWNER MUST SELL BY OCT. tenance landscaping allows more time to play around
Gentleman. Near U n i v e r s i t y Couple, baby, t o y Poodle need 24U583I Country Setting — Immediate-.Occupancy 15—HE WANTS OFFERS! 3 this 4 bedroom contemporary home in Ladera. A big
family room with many built-ins doubles as a playroom
"DELUXE 2 BR7 DUPLEX" Ave. . Kitchen privileges.I 3 BR Unfurn. house o r d u p l e x ! 3 bedrooms and den or 4th bedroom, IVi baths, all electric
BRs., 2 baths, pool.
and entertainment center. Electwc kitchen—Ample dining
Reas. 3 u t 1 48 50 area—Sweeping view from living room—2 baths—Built-in
Oversized rooms, AEK, big ' E_ ^i. "lJ ^ - - I NEW I N D U S T R I A L BLDGS. kitchen with double' oveTTf central hall; reverse floor
Other Sunday Specials bunk beds for the boys—Detached garage—These are just
DELUXE Waiter BR for the Dance area for personal personal use: 5000 f t . a v a i l , now. A l l or half plan; separate laundry room. On a shady tree-lined street a few of the features of this delightful home. See it
yard. particular man. Priv. ent , Store, ofc. or 1 BR furn. -«pt. at 8c/ft. Each half includes near M A High and Garfield Schools and St. Anthony. Open 2 5 todayl Asking $41,000; wants an offer.
Only county taxes here. Just reduced to $32,950: ^
Call 968-0805 maid service $75. DA 3-9882 Palo Alto Times Box 5353. , 2-12x13 offices, 2 restrooms.
i-$54.500 15 Lloyden Drive, Ath-
Walk t o (hopping. Newly dec- NEAFTSTANFORD SHOPTCEN- Single man wants small furn. complete heat & light, ample
erton, 3 BR — 2 Bath—

orated 2 BR duplex.
place, carpet, drapes
Fire
Priv
patio. Elec. kitch , gar. Water
& Garb pd. $150. 814 Cuesta Room for working man. Short 748 — RESORT RENTALS
Dr., M t . View. 968-6021.
HARE,BREWIR
p a r k i n g front & r e a i . Will cus-
TER, kitchen, compl. furn.
Very nice, men only. DA 6-5599
house w/dbl. garage, Menlo
Park south to Mt, V. 656-6686.
tomize t o suit. Another 10,000-
ft bldg. to start next d or
soon. 1836 B a y R d . , P A . Scei
y o u r broker o r call DA 4-2102.
LINK REALTY—MLS pool. Owner is moving.
$94,500 55 Mt. Vernon'Lane, Ath-
erton. Brand new 4 BR.
cooking privileges. $45. 750 2 Offices to Serve You Spectacular on oak-stud-
Channing Ave.

& KELLEY, INC-

INDUSTRIAL^BUILDINGS 1213 Eaton Avenue. San Carlos 593-2166 ded acre.
" "SPACIOUS"2 BR. 1 lge. r m . & bath. Pref. female
H a w a i i bound? " I l i k a i A p t s . " o n
Waikiki Beach w i t h pool,
8750 sq f t . Redwood City $6001 Evenings Mr. Christian 366-3423
Large pvt. patio, garden, A E K , teacher or grad. student. 2500 sq. ft. Palo Alto $250
carpets, drapes. Nr. Stanford .122-8309
k i t c h e n &. 1 BR Sleeps 5 o r 6.
12.000 sq. f t , Palo Alto , $900 • FRESHLY PAINTED INTERIOR $18,950 GERDA M. WIEDEN
! $100 week. YO 7-5056.
& shops 1st flc
clean r o o m 6000 s q . f t . M t n . V i e w 1450 i 2 BDRMS Includes Carpets, drapes, New Roof. 1155 Crane, M.P, DA 4-4434
ADULTS $155. 32 • h " " , Cabin; sleeps 10, So. shore
bath. P v t . e n t r a n c e . $ 4 i m o
Lake Tahoe available week or RENAULT & HANDLEY | Ideal Home for the Small Family or Investment
t Bedroom, A E K , tile bath, car 143 Spruce. M f M g r . 122 8081 Purposes. Serving Mid-Peninsula families for 38 years
pets & drapes, trplc, p n v n t e j '
weekends. 967-6030. Reas. 2500 El Camino,
Stanford Industn-al Park
P.A. DA 1 -3040 j
THE CITY CHARMER $25,500
IN LADERA
yard. Water A garbage paid Private room & bath. Man pref. 642 SANTA CRUZ AVENUE/MENLO PARK/327-5700
„• children OK iUO i 1.10 In
In CuCu , 9%8 3444 betw 10 12 750 — STORES. OFFICES Palo Alto Neat as a p i n . 3 - B d r m . w i t h W a l l - t o - W a l l Car- five bedrooms^—3 baths
p e r t m o off F o o t h i l l B l v d . 10211 pets, Drapes, & Stove i n M e n l o Atherton 530 UNIVERSITY AVENUE / PALO ALTO / 327-5700
Viceroy Ct 9b/-242i. )21 5132.Room in private home for ma- FOR RENT Industrial
.'I'OO s q . f t
building f u r lease
i n c l u d i n g 2400 s q H i g h C i t y A r e a I n v i t e s Y o u t o Come C a l l i n g — dining room, h u g e
t u r e employed lady. Kitchen and S T A Y . L a n d s c a p e d . O u r E x c l u s i v e .
4-PLEX P v t . patio, spacious p r i v .125 3461 1800 s q . ft 3rd floor office space
t; offices Wiring & switch playroom, two sundecks
rooms. 2 b d r m , Elec kit , b o a r d f o r 1600 a m p s , c o l i n g T i i f C |C I
c r p t s . , d r a p e s . N r park/shops. R o o m a n d bath i n Crescent
on U n i v e r s i t y A v e . A l l util-
t o w e r , a t . f r e e w a y e n t r a n c e . ~ $74,950 —two fireplaces, the de-
& a i r c o n d i t i o n i n g 2'}c
$I2J
M.V. 968 1842.
190 Permanente VV.iy P a r k home M a t u r e e m p l o y e d
lady only $50 321 3834.
ities <
per sq. f t .
Owner DA 2 j?88
?90
° S c l - F e e * of Ranch Living 4 Lge, Bdrms.
Sep. Dm Rm. Fam. Rm. A l l Elect. Kitchen.
lightful easy-to-oare-for DECORATORS SHOW HOUSE
4200 s q . f t . Y o u r o w n b u i l d i n g
2'z Acres w i t h 4 room cottage. Landscaping Beautifies This Custom Built. garden gives you a feel-,
$'05 Attractive 2 BR, Male grad. stu., empl. gntlmn. 1361 Joaqum, M.V Suitable Dream Home. You May See This by Calling
hdwd. firs., fenced y d . , ga- Well f u r n r m , a d j . b a t h . $50.
$1,200
for g r a n n g contractor s Our Office. ing of being in a world
D A 1-6009. YO 8 4391 423 s q . f t . N a t u r a l l i g h t 3 sides storage, nurseries $150 mo Lovely Georgian Colonial on I'M plus acres, Atherton
rage. W/stor. Nr. Park; w t r / of your own. $56,500.

PENINSULA REALTY
_ . ., . Good address $175 Call 2960318 weekdays Completely redecorated inside and out. 4 Bdrms., 3
. garb/gardening pd. 2 children, Roman baths and sun room or TV room on second floor.
Comfortable room. Employed
no pets. E Menlo. 325 7117.
g e n t l e m a n . Linens f u r n i s h e d . : 4 ' 3 0 0 «*• f t - s t o r e space, down P R O F E S S I O N A L Expansive entrance with unusually large living room with
ATHERTON AREA 765 U n i v . A v e . , P.A., 321-2716,; ' ° w n Palo A l t o $600. Dn t n M'dlfld A Lvtion
Suit, doctors, architect, e t c !
1180 S q I LINNA WYCKOFF, Realtor fireplace, large library with fireplace and wet bar, formal
dining room, kitchen, butler's pantry. Maid's quarters
Clean u n t u r n , 2 BR duplex, R o o m i n l o v e l y M . P ! ~ n ^ o r n e I 1 4 . 0 0 s q . f t . store space, down 631 Oak Grove A v e .
drapes, pvt. patio. Adults, no t o w n M t 1232 e v e & w k ' n d haye 2 Bdrms. with connecting bath. By appointment
for lady. Pvt. ent. Some kitch - Vlew : DA 6-8156 or DA 5-4401 only. Exclusive with
pets. One block to shopping
trans. $120. 368 .1216.
en priv. Nr. Sunset. DA 2-2683.
HARE, BREWER & KELLEY I Fenced
yard space w/some l600 El Camino Real — Menlo Park — DA 5-0041
$60 2 r m . private bath and en- INC., 530 University Avenue
roof: 1500 t o 8000 ft.: 2cp e r C A L L A N Y T I M E — L O T S OF PARKING—Est. 1919
Naw 2 B R , 1 B., A E K ; frost- trance. Heated. Close in. Inq.'pVln Alto
sq ft Nr. Philco. 321-7590
free f r i g ; w / w c a r p . , l i v i n g 215 Cowper^SL. P.A. _ _ | — —
327-5700
S M A L L SHOP o r W A R E H O U S E Thru the Beh Window . . . COAST CAPITAL CORP., REALTORS
r m . u*iI. r m . E n d . p v t . y a r d . ,
rm. & priv. bath for .
fiTwntr>wn P.sio Alto. L o w French Provincial
OPEN 140 Twenty-fifth Ave. San Mateo Fl 1-9241
C h i l d r e n OK $135 lease, i n c l . L o v e l y
CHECK OUR LIST - p i t DA 3 - ^ 6 3 -
w t r . & g a r b . M V. 967-6/88
Deluxe duplex,' M A T T I T R ! , all -—-.'-'- -
Stan, or Foothill woman stu
dent. B o a r d a v a i l . DA 3-7560.
For desirable Medical. Dental 760- GARAGES
West Atherton
extras plus fireplace. $130 j Employed gentleman. Nice] Suites or other iust on the market — a gem straight out of the pages
$137.50. 282 Monroe. M«r. No. clean room, well furnished
professional
OR RENT of REALITIES! Gigantic trees — circular driveway SUNDAY I - 5
uses. Choice locations with am- around' a beautiful magnolia — truly charming family
2, off El Camino at P.A Bowl 219 R a m o i u , P A 323-4681 ple parking, concessions will home. Living room looks *o the garden in three direc- 505 CONCORD
McCAB E REALTOR 968-4485 Pleasant room f o r male student. tions. Elegant dining and breakfast rooms, 2 stairways,
Avail. Oct. 11. Enjoy country $50 per month. DA 6-2833 aft-
be considered for term leases, Auto storage, monthly or per-
For details or brochures, call: manent. 325-9830. ; 4 upstairs bedrooms and 2 baths, maid's room and bath, Brand new listing. 3 Bed-
CREEK SETTING HOME
living. 2 BR, l h B, A E K , car er 4: 00. den. Guest cottage and separate playroom in the garden. rooms, 1 bath. Wonder-
Mr. Butcher Eves. 948-2322 Perfect home for a family with many activities! Our
pets drapes, f r p l t $i!)0. R Quiet private room, bath, sepa- Mr Bethke Eves. 948-8771 exclusive at $97,500. ful yard for small chil- Charming ranch heme-wt«r-5' bedrooms. 2 baths PLUS
Beam. Agent 968-8329 or rate entrance, gentleman. Cdlll
760A — GARAGES dren. $24,500 . . . $2,000 Family Koom. Disposal & Dishmaster in kitchen Dining
JP53J2J9' 322-1247 after 6 p.m. , Miller-Wetmore Realtors WANTED down. Owner w i l l carry
i r e |Hnlp d iN??. d A O O C S ' M t i h ^ a r e a G^OSE TO SCHOOLS
$120 2 b d r m . 4-plex, c a r p e t s , Women students, '•< mi. 948-1462 For 38 Years Second. & SHOPPING! A Family Room home for only $26 500
from
disp-, a l l elec. k i t , w a t e r / g a r b Stanford Newly furnished ' DELUXE OFFICES Garage wanted, vicinity Middle-

CORNISH g CAREY
p a i d . L a r g e p l a y - a i e a 961-4/8S _ P v t . ent . 854.1662 JOSEPH E.
field Rd. & Loma Verde area.

BEH AUGUST ASSOCIATES

832jU . ;2500 El C-amino Real. Palo Alto J21-3455, aft: 6. J
Room, nice quiet house in Palo 1,580 sq. ft. including 3 private
Furnished, nearly new, 2 BR Alto, (no T V ) , with piano, stu- offices on second floor. New,
carp., drps. full elec. kit.. dent. DA 1-7935, aft. 6, wkdays. light and attractive. Elevator 770 — MISCELLANEOUS
$135 per mo. F R E E LAUN- Air conditioning. F'ont. and 1134 Chestnut, M P. DA 6-3731
D.RY._9bl_-0517." Nicely furn. room for m a n ; FOR RENT
Close m nr. Univ. Ave P.A. rear entrance. Adequate park- 352 El Camino, Atherton 326-8450
TrTpTe*r~n«ar~Lo» "AltoY, V I E W , ing in rear plaza.
2 BR.. 1 Ba , $135. Country
Parking. C. Ellet. DA 3-5821.
RENAULT & HANDLEY
Nr. Grant R d . S T O R A G E :
furniture, tools or other. Reas. HOW ABOUT l > 6 Peninsula Offices to Serve You
atmos. A E K , rugs, drapes, $ 6 5 - C o o l ( Men Only-$40 2500 E l C a m i n o , P.A. D A 1-3040 M.V. 963-5217 or 968-2642
PRIVACY
T
view. 253-4632, 245 1911. parking. DA 4-1221 WOODSIDE HIGH?
en(T Stanford Industrial Park 585 Glenwood Ave., Menlo Park DA 3-9441
1 B R , n e w l y f u r n . , .most attrac- Large r o o m , walk-In closet, BENET BLDGT /74 — RENTAL ALL ELEC. KITCHEN?
tive: garage. Close-in M.V. semi private bath, close m 2 & 4 r m . prof, suite, P.A.
EXCHANGES 3 LARGE BEDROOMS?
$110. 656 Victor Way, m g r Gentlemen only. DA 2 7442.
Apt. 3; 961-2110 or 324-2897
Ground floor
Air-cond. by Carrier
Stunning West Menlo-Ranch home
near Stanford. 2 BR. plus den COVERED PATIO? FHA OPEN 1-5 P.M.
GUEST COTTAGE for man in in mint condition—Beautiful pro-
P A L O A L T O ' ~ ~ 2 " B r . Town- Paneled Interior
fessional landscaping and so easy All this and much more can be SATURDAY & SUNDAY
house. Owner's apt. w i t h p r i - /J6 — RENTALS exchange for part-time g^r
vacy. Patio, garden, pool, TO SHARE
Furnished
Front A rear entrance dening Refs DA 4 1794 eves to care for—the welcome mat is
out—Priced at $27,500,
yours — on a lovely wooded
street in West Menlo—$35,950
S900 DOWN 66 JENNINGS LANE
frplc U n f u r n . $150. i?l-54jU8 Private parking —exclusive with 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, 220 in ATHERTON
New 2 B R . Carpets & drapes. Large new apartment, view &
Short-term lease REAL ESTATE kitchen and garage, gocd In beautiful Sherwood Estates
Next to Golf Course 849 Wil- pool to share with girl 21 to
Low rent + janitor service We Have The Keys condition, lot over 200 ft. inspect this large 3 bedroom!
535 Middlefield Road
liams Way, M.V LY i-949?' 29. Reasonable rent, g o o d n r University 321 2912846—WOODSIDE deep, well for garden J bath New Orleans s t y l e d

David A. Dieaelman
days: Eves. DA 2-02.">6 Menlo location. Days 369-7171. -- $18,100, 5 V* % , 25-year loan. house. Separate dining room.
~ 3 B E D R O O M — 2 BATH ex. 272. ATTRACTIVE Immediate occupancy. 3 car garage and utility room.
2 c a r garage. Enclosed y<i r d— 2 or 3 girls 22-28 to share w / Exclusive $19,000 Many stately oak trees on this
p a t i o — A E K . 321-8327. teacher, furn. modern 2 BR.
OFFICE SPACE
Convenient d o w n t o w n Palo A l t o
fabulous views 1030 U n i v e r s i t y . M . P . D A 22106 1 attractively landscaped acre
plus. ONLY $10,000 DOWN.
638 Keats Ct. P A apt Pool. Popular 840 Cole
location S m a l l o r l a r g e of - I r n i i n t r u livinfl REALTORS BESORE ASSOCIATES
OPEN
man. $44-$58. 322-8974 eves
3R. rear unit, older house.
1 fices. M o d e r n , a i r c o n d i t i o n e d > u u u " J " ' m y 781 Santa Cruz, M P.. 325-7881 HARRY STUTZ 325-2891
Central Menlo Park lor A v ,i 11 Mature widow interested In art, b u i l d i n g . A l l s e r v i c e s i n c l u d e d . > I 365 El Camino, Menlo Park 323-7734 548 University, P A , 321-8332
10/6 Furn $90 mo music. bridge, hornerhaking r ft ^ . . . L . J n - In/- ihere a r e t w o fine custom-de-
JOSEPH E BEH, CO 12b 5/31 will share lovely, convenient r o x Of v > . a r s R a a w n , i n t . . signed homes m t h e woodsiae
2 BR deluxe duplex, with AEK ; home w/same. 325-9059.
61 I Santa Cru2 - D A 1-8050 hiiis distnet io ca ted dose to
LADERA SPECIAL CONTEMPORARY
w / w cpts., drps., private patio | Graduate student* d e i i r * 3rd,j s h o p p i n g a n d schools
it Two story—Spacious S U N . 2-5 Rarest of Finds!
$135. In Sunnyvale near Wolf I student or young man 21 26,! THE VILLAGE CORNER •k 2 baths—2 car garage Lovely 4 Bedroom, 2lh 1250 STOCKBRIDGE 7 Greenwood Place " offers seclusion in natural
and El Camino. 245 7628 : share luxurious 2 BR apt j * Needs paint—14 yrs. old setting on 1 acre plus in

;
j$89,500 bath ranch home—Large
| pool etc $65 mo. 961-384? ; of Los Altos a most u n c o m m o n residence
* No reasonable offer refused family kitchen with doors
OUTSTANDING VALUE 2 Bedrooms West Atherton, attractive
2 & 3 BEDROOMS, M.V. double fireplace separates

ALHOUSE
Woodside High, W. • Atherton
Mature male to share beautiful
Still has a few choice of
; w i t h a s o p h i s t i c a t e d , f a r east- opening to a generous
area. Owners have purchased (Large Rooms) living and dining rooms
LY 10611 or 961-248! aft. 5 apartment with 3 bedrooms. ern a r c h i t e c t u r a l f l a i r , sized covered patio—Well
fice areas available at a new home and have real- Plus Family Room 3 bedrooms, 2Vt baths, beau-
2 baths, fireplace and pool landscaped and sprin- tiful and expansive I a n a i
very reasonable rents. istically priced this comforta
Modern 1 bdrm. duplex, A E K , 968-3194 after 5 p.m.
Please call agent # 2 bedrooms olus unique klered — NICE NEIGH- $20,750 opens on spacious patios.
ble ranch style home. There
lovely patio. $120 1908 Menal-. large party r o o m which BORS! — Extremely well Exclusive $58,000.
are 3 bdrms . 2 ba;hs. family Robert Coate, Realtor DA 4 0656
to, M.P. 322 7688 eves. & wknds. IGlrl student
between 18.21 325 4393
wants roommate W H 8-8243 • i n s t a n t l y c o n v e r t s to 2 m o r e 2450 E l C a m priced,
Palo Alto'we ' think, at
room, nice patio, 2 car ga
Mt. View — 2 BR unit. Water b e d r o o m s ! 3 ' i baths ,3260116 $45,500. Exclusive.
Eves 968 2879 rage. Happy living here for a
& garbage paid
Young man 20-25 to (hare f u r n . j
OFFICE SPACE
I
# s w e
mountains
e p i n g v i e w
from
s of bay
gorgeous
&
Very choice »«tttr;g, outstand-
happy familv. Just $32.000 I BESORE ASSOCIATES
MENLO-ATHERTON HI 1781 Santa Cruz, M P 3 25-7881

SPADE
rent. 33 Church St
Mt. V apt. with same Pool ' In Los Altos at 175 So. San decks and patios. ing location, near Stanford Re Menlo-A+fSer+on Realty
2 4 3 BR duplex, electric kitch- j $65 967 71.19 after 5 Antonio Road. Any size of # exciting mag.izme titrhpn search A Sunset Maga/mr 593 Encinal. M.P. DA 2 2792 LOW DOWN PAYMENT jf>18 University, P.A. 321 8332
en, carpe-'s, drape*. drepUr.e. •£
p engineer* looking for 3rd. to fice, carpeted and draped t& # custom Shoji s c r e e n s Landscaped 2 Bedrooms ? 3 bdrm—2 bath, elec. kit, 2 car LLOYDEN PARK
2.000 + sq ft. of living area on
C h i l d r e n OK ? (9 657(1 share large 3 bdrm Los Al • suit. From $125 per month throughout b^ths, family room, clminv > JUST LISTED gar. hdwd, firs I m m e cl
2 BR.. $65 & $75 mo. 2059 San tos home. Call 948-7043 and up. M I L L E R-WET 0 d r a m a t i c i n t e r i o r w i t h high room, fireplace 7 car garfliqo 1/1 acre of mature plantings
MORE, REALTORS 948 1462 r Enchanting small cottage, ex- occup. Outstanding value at
Ramon, Mt V Partly furn ceilmps, handsome wood spacious throuRhout Top co 10.*0 U n i v e r s i t y , Menlo Park ceptionally well-bu It. T r u l y a $22,950. and shrubs. Spacious 2 bed-
One y o u n g m a n f o rlge. ? BRi —-Mr. Bethke, Building Man- paneling, indirect lighting | ditlon. By owner. 1900 sq ft DA 2 ;iO6 DA .1-9941 rooms, 2'4 baths, huge lanai.
243-4211 eves AN 4 I58«V apt in o l d homo bit of Carmel w i t h its rustic
M t . View, large 2 BR., unfurn. v i e w . pool. $55. 948 1711
hills, ager _ And a l l t h e latest features
and m a t e r i a l *
Call % l 6675
NEW 2, 3, 4 or 5 BEDROOMS English style, brick, stucco, WOLFE & STUTZ all electric built-in kitchen in-
cluding refrigerator and freez-
duplex, elec stove, refrig , DELUXE Lovely garden, fall colors, 1 + Two choicn locations:—"STAN- and timber. 7 bdrms., sep 490 Cambridge. P A . DA 1 3338
G i r l n e e d * 2 o t h e r * to share! # m i n i m u m landscape upkfPD dm area , co/y l i v . room. er 2 car garage with extra
fenced »ard. 3?l-283 7 acre A t h e r t o n 3 BR. + FORD H I L L S ' — Menlo Park
s h a r p 2 8 R apt. Pool $5 I. ,<?6 ' GENERAL OFFICES # only one year o l d m a i d ' s q u a r t e r s , 3 B a . home ' D O S PALOS" — Los Altos, Walled garden framed by ~ATHERTON~BEAUfY!~ knotty pine room. $46 500.
Deluxe unfurnished 2 bedroom, 060? j > x t _ ? 4 3 L a r g e f a m . rm.. t w o log sized See these beau'iful homes — huge trees Complete p r i - f . k ,. c , WEST ATHERTON
A E K , $190; 6?6 Keats Court In Stanford $66 500 fireplaces. RedwnOri A brick i custom built, professionally vacy—ideal for couple or sin Custom-built 5 years ago: 4 Close m, secluded cul-de-sac
Pnlo_Alto,_593 264? Share large Studio a p t . with large BRs. 3 1/3 baths. 2 car! Custom built with
s w i m pool $55 mo w i t h n i h p i Administrative Area exterior Price. $69,500 Ex decorated A l l with separate gle person. Shown by appoint ... extra large
An unusually f h ^ i m i n g v ^ w ment only $74,500. Eves M.2 garage and 7 used brick fire I -family r o o m . Expandable 3
2~BR, 1 mtle from Stanford, g . r l . 3 26 9518 aft 7 703 W e l c h Road elusive o f f e r i n g f'mly Rooms. Dining Rms
home m a rjviipt. p n v a t f spt 4?88 places with built in BBQ in bedrooms, 2V, baths on \ acre
excellent for students. Qu-fM Call WiLMORE A CO t?5 6784 Some completed •-- some un
Need g i r l 20 45 to l h a r c 3 B R , ting P e r f e c t f o r an a p p r c o large all electric family kitch of established oak »nd f r u i t
tier construction Have lots-—

*Allain
area. $150 mo. 321 0141 after 5 DA 7 6165 D A 4 1794. PVPS en Nicely landscaped 1 acre
bath rpntpd housp $75 plus trees. 4 garages. 2 detached.
2 bedroom, ttove, refrig, water utils. EM 96415 aft 5 | Suitable tpae« beauty shop or # 4 b e d r o o m i
^ 11 n g I a m 11 y OPEN HOUSE 1-4 all underground utilities — plus. $85,000 J57.500.
including ; S.iK A Suns, by ownpr Charm w i l l build to order $47,000 up.
& garbage pd Nr school $%
Girl (or ultra deluxe 1 BR, pool, ; barber shop rent or lease large mastprs inach w i t h mR 3 BR home nr SRI. Util P E N I N S U L A PACIFIC CONST SUNSET REALTY, INC. WILKINS REALTY 327-5490
M V. 967-6140 Lg r m Hx.'O, fully pqinp own p r i v a t e b a t h l , t w o farm 1817 El Camino, R C EM 9 7937
p a t i o , p a r k i n g A n t M V $75 playhouse. Woll Indscpd 500 Ciuadalupe Dr . Los Altos
new s h a m p o o b o w l , new d r y ly b e d r o o m " ; w i t h a d d i t i o n a l
$125.
BR.
Handsomely
Central
furnished 1
Ave . Menlo
16 7 1 <-M
ors. F r . park a r r a dwniwn Mth
Top cond. 269 San'a M a r p a - l 9 4 8 8 3 n
nt-* M P $^5 9S0 P n n , only ,
or 122 1803
881 Oak Grovo Ave , M P. CLOSE* IITBOWNTOWN
P a r k . Lease. Agent 37 7 026? ? teacher* need your^ woman P A Priv r.loiod off $90 m o0 electric country kitr.hpn FORECLOSURE 372 4553 Day or Night
to sh.i. r lovely A p p t , a f t 6 p m DA 1 }J\ 1 9 soparatP riming room 324-2158 Pick up big equity in 3 BR. 7. Absolutely , imm^^uijTf^s^a n d
$ 9 5 ~ M t 7 View 4 plex, 7. BR,. pool $S4 Llnfleld Oak« 320 Sherwood Wy bath close In East Menlo prop- charming 2Jjedroom ^
MENLO PARK # g l a i s pnclosed w i n t e r ^ u ' n 4 BR's 2'6 BATHS SEP. FAM ,
W/G pa'd. stove A rofngera
m p r I an a i 3 BR 7 B. + dpn BR sitting. erty Mr Tompkins or Mr, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION LAUND., D I N . RMS,, ELEC an R-4jX5oned lot allowing
tor. nr, Sylvama, 948?!)96 i Graduate student* want anoth- Modern air conditioned o'fice
im A bath m hpalpd delude Wilson at 253 1600 _ _ additional units — detached
j Spacfl •— top location — on9 huge «shr>p a n d hobhy p i ^ y N E E D A HOUSE AT ONCE?7 K i t . , 2 LEVEL PATIOS. LO playroom — carpets, drapes,
2 8 R T u n i t « ~ » e p . for quiet. Pvt. 1 P r , g r l to "iliaro apt J7S p i m site parking — custom suites r o o m w i t h half bath GUEST HOUSF By owner. Custom built 3 y r . HERE IT IS POOL AREA. $47,950. 184 E. stove, refrigerator, and wash-
ll e<i Poo! V? 40.11 t Hiij,o b r i c k t e r r a c e M a n y trpp«,
yard, lge closets. A F K G^f ; . _ " ' . ' .'00 to 7000 sq ft .Pr\j\(.e.*> # f u l l a c r r l e t t i n g of old. 3 BR. 2"i ba. Sunken hv Lovely M P home of 1 large CREEK DR. OPEN SUN 24 er Included at $32,500.
... M - Y ^ ^ A I m a . $125. YO «-/«.19 ; c , r w , r , w a n t e d — s h a r e 1177 University Or 1?3-957fi i M a n ? a n i t a ,ind Tovon. r(^ripror,!ted h 0 rn p Bpst rm AEK, fam r m w / w car bedrooms and bath with tub JBUJLDER^DA 6-9837.
i BR. Triplex. Modern. Laun-; lovely I. A h o m e w i t h 4 R i r l s s c h o o l s ^ $37.<>50. 371 7 3 3 9 _ pet thruout, Lge, gar Princ A stall shower. Separate
dry facilities. *ep. •yacrl Lse | ages 25-35, 948 9438 evev NEW OFFICES \ m"m £ ^ $21,800; 3("lent area. HT~FHA only_J34J500 322-693 7. service. Large kitchen with BY OWNER: W. Menlo, Alpine COLDWELL, BANKER
$llS.J»alO^Mto 377 7060 1 ' • > blocks from new court to Inspect call marRaret ward breakfast area. Cubans In Rd. .Secluded beautiful creek 87 Stanford Shopping Center
appr 3 lge. PR. Many ex By owner, oakjtfiaded, mainte- rear garden. Sprinklers front
Need 1 more girl for Igr. 3BR housp. air cond , modern utif.|davld | l d d b bohannon
h nrffnniT«nr tras Broker DA 7 5410 setting 2 lge. wooded lots, DA 1-0300
$89.50-—2 Bedroom*! pd., $.S0 to $7S 371 8141 790 woodside drive, omorsnn nance freeyWJf.,/.! BR. 2 BA, and r«ar. Beautiful trees A
AEK; children ok; nr El C» apt $67 mo Pool BY QWNER, WEST MENLO dbl frttiey^farrt rm., playhse , very unusual 2 BR home, elec,
camellias. M.A. HI and Na kit., Guest house or rental In
mino. S'vale, 241 0996, 941 0757 Mountain View t u l t e of S pen- S : m f t .. 3 BR., 7, baths din, area, fam w / w cm%, & d r a p e s . 1435 tivlty. Reduced to $24,950
pled offices Ground fl 1700 V I E W A C R E _Wood(Ind,_$32.000, 325 9321. come on edjoinlng lot. Must West Menlo Elehltr w/»wlrrr-
2 BR. unturn. duplex, $125; 678$49.50 mo. Cfin't b«et t h i * for rm., 520 Hobart, 325 0661. 80% LOAN AVAILABLE see to appreciate. $39,500. ming pobl. 3 BR, 2 bath, AEK.
ft. Large private w,uhrnoms AT $120 A MONTH.
Arbor Rd , West Menlo, DA 7 low cost rent 7 BR apt F» A Huge redwood panelled living 3 b d r n / , elec, kit. Quiet tree 854-6332 854-5703 washer, dryer, radiant heat
$775 967 899?
4189, Mrs. Buwalda Need I yng man 94fl 1711
DOWNTOWN PALO ALTO
room w/r.athertral window Want Ads published In th« Palo lined- street. M A Hi. Dishw..
disposal, w / w carp. $22,950
PORTOLA PROPERTIES fully landscaped. $45,000. 575
Olive St., Menlo. By owner.
7BR., furnlthed A unfurn., priv. High beamed ceilings 3 IR Alto Times ar« required to M.P. Atherton Office West Menlo, by owner. Sacri-
F t e v i b l o m o d . g r o u n d f l o o r $ui*£ meet certain standards of ac- C H E T H U N T R E A L T Y . L Y 3 656 Santa Cri)*, M.P. OA 2 4629 fice. Leaving ar«t>. 2 Large For appt. call 325-3819.
fenced y»rd, patio Children Man to t h a r e 2 BR furn. houte. + A r t i s t i c bach apt $1S5
Bdrms. each with breath
ceptability and considerable 1458. bedroom*. separate dining
OK $125 mo 373 497B Busernt., gar. Mt V nr Sp.nt, lakiriR viMrt ; baths Eves. Mrs. Brown DA 3 1409
^77 '375, 96? 09«4 time and effort nr* expended Moving to Europe. Furn. 3 B R , urea, enclosed yard. Newly
Duplex unfurn., newly painted, Man over 21
$75 548 4617 or feve 911 1117(1
F R E E Luxury Conference Rm,
C a r ef r # «
scaping, with
mature
automati;
land-
sprin •very day m screening qu»« 2 ba, + '59 Cad! Nr. Stanf decorated. Shown by app't. 854—PORTOLA
6 rm.. 3 BR , frplc.. yard to »h»r» 2 bed
room house, Wooded lot w a i t 1
i
Palo Alto's most attractive klpr system* Carpets a n d tionable ads. Golf Course 2062 Sand HIM Rd.
MENLO COTTAGE
854-6872 or 322-5O2. VALLIY
Cent P A $160 on Is*. 968 03.H office space. Hawloy Smith Co drapes. $59,500 Owner However, due to the Increasing $32,950 854-3084 eves. 9-2 Wed .
to town $57 DA 6 6161 366-3498 number of ads being offered Thurs.. F r l . A Sun. Allied Arts Area, West Menlo
shake roof rustic beauty. 3 4 bdrm. home. 2«* baths, A E K .
BR., nswly r«d*c, (tove A each day, many of them for Ideal for the young couple's
refrig pr'v pat'io, closed gar wentt refined led" toOff'ce tp«ce to lease. M e n l o A » E A Sail or R*nt
immediate insertion, it is po«-3 BR, O N L Y $1750 DOWN first home. Neitt and clean targe bedrooms, 1W baths, 15 larg* barn, fanctd pastur*. m
share furnished modern P.A. T'nrh & Palo Alto C«ll Mr ? bedrooms, sunporr.h. firnpUco, 2 bath Ranch home nr, x30 filtered pool, cabana A acres. Price, $65,000.
$110 M P 325 1307 sible that occasionally a ques- with easily maintained small
home $5O-$70 371 6884 aft 6 Morsheiid, f-'ov A Carsikadon knotty pine kitrhen w/break
tionable ad will escape Our Willow Rd $21 000 Vacant yard surrounded by more dressing rooms. E-2 car* lot. MORIE NUSSENRAHM 321619ft
Comm'l Division. 177 S3O7 fast bar, formica Large sun Call owner at 968-/077. ^_ $36,750, 326-1226. Eves. 3224110
notice. expensive homes — l o w
g i r l wl«het to «h*re $25 $60 ~~$75, 80l" E l C»min«. ny lot. Good financicig $|8 500 down payment for right par-
C r m y»rdT»i laundry Owner — immaculate, I f * . 2 BR Open. 4 SR., 3 baths, fam. r m . ,
children OK $180 739 3816 j P h samp. Nr t'.l C a r i m o Mpnlo P*rk Ample parkmc Owner JU 3 9009 Readers who note an advertise-
sep. din. Excellent financing ty. $i«,950. W OPEN HOUSE flat acre + spectacular view.
- -• j PA mo 127-5674 »i< 6 j DA S-5837 or DA 5-5308 ment which seems to be Out Our loss your gain — Spacious 3
L
£ ? B*» urfwr-;. >.-,'/\v»«h rm.|2
Ranch ttyto w/48' pool, " i acr*. of line with good advertising $21,950 325 9.134
bdrm; 2 bath, AEK, w/w car- Hones OK. $52,900. 454-6543.
N«w paint Children o k * 110
n e e d 1 or 2 g i r i t j Prettlge office tpace, medical cent, lot . 3 BR.. ? bath, IR ethic* «re requested 'o call By owner, $22,500; 3 Bedroom, COLOWELL, BANKER pets, covered patio. Privacy.
<?*> 30i for f R9 ; -i^th apt i or dental, 750 sq ft $275 AEK s*p fa ITI rm ? the classified department of 2 Bath, covered petlo; M-A 87 Stanford Shopping Center Close in. $29,950. By Owner TSts Classification Is Continue*!
67S-A Chirjuita. M V 968 407C | Heated pool %8 7OG4 IIS Cowpftr St f A OA S \ m t . p l t s , $46 T - 0 DA 10300
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PALO ALTO TIMES
REAL ESTATE
854—PORTOLA VALLEY
PORTOLA VALLEY
An l r
., f t ? M
c ve an(
, ? soundly-built custom home in the
delightful Portola Valley. All kinds of desirable features
—3 bedrooms, 2 baths, very large family Wtchen, separate
service room big wafk-in kitchen pantry. There is an
extra screened-in lanai room, ideal for alfresco dining,
playroom, or summer sleeping. The pretty pool has its
own well and pump and ^heated and filtered. Schools
and shopping are near by. Don't miss this one!
TOWER REALTY
AND INVESTMENT
139 Chestnut, Menlo Park
FOR
PORTOLA PROPERTIES
SEE
PORTOLA PROPERTIES
Member Menlo-Atherton MLS ,
4388 Alpine Rd, 851-15971 Investors note. Exceptional buy
858—PALO ALTO
' ~ Two-1 bedroom houses on a 50x
250 lot. $27,500.
ELEGANT
E i c h I e r in excellent
condition located close to
Community Center — 3
bedrooms, 2 baths plus
family room. Exquisite
carpeting — new Kitch-
en Aid dishwasher —ce-
ramic tile shower. Do
see t h i s customized
home t o d a y . Exclu-
sive $30,750.
MAGNIFICENT
Martin Avenue is the lo-
cation of this custom 3
bedroom, 2 bath home.
Large living room with
bookshelves. Separate
dining room. Kitchen is
all electric. Delightful
patio lined with conver-
sation benches. F i n e
green lawns maintained
by sprinkler system. Ex-
cfusiv« $45,000.
GIOSSO
ASSOCIATES
165 University
325-6781 -•/*• "
CRESCENT PARK!!
5 Bdrm. 3 Baths $34,950
Yes, this central-hall reverse
plan home features a sep
family room, all-elec. kitch
en, 4 twin-sized bedrooms, and
2 baths in one wing of the
home. This 5th bedroom and
3rd bath are in the other wing Fine custom-built home,- tradi
of the home and are ideal for tional style, on quiet cul-de
in-law. teen-ager, or gues
quarters. On' a' superb, quie
sac. 3 bdrms., 2V4 baths, al A beautiful spacious Home . .
elec* kit. plus family room The Living Room, carpetec
street and within a short walk Top Palo Alto location. Excel- Wall-to-Wall, has a big an
of Edgewood Plaza shopping lent terms. $42,500. Eves. 327
and Community Center, and 4186.
priced RIGHT for immediate
sale!
454 Cambridge, P.A. DA 6-6650
LOCATION AND SPACE
FAMILY HOME — top
location — 4 bedroom,
2 bath—rumpus room—
AEK. YOU SHOULD
C H E C K THIS ONE!
Asking $37,950.
CUNNINGHAM
"Serving you since '52"
616 Ramona St. DA 6-8190
OPEN SUN.1-5
842 COLORADO AVE.
Attractive 3 BR r a n c h hoijie
with luxurious carpets, family
kitchen, w/alcove, and covered
patio. Walk to Midtown shops.
K Realty
2285 El Camino Real
Palo Alto Ph. 321-3311
"Serving you since '52"
BRING YOUR TOWEL 616 Ramona St.
OPEN * OPEN
Come see the pools (3), one for
wading — one for swimming Vote " N o " on Proposition 14
— and one in which to look
at your face. There is also a
highly exotic 4 bedroom, 2
bath home with a bubbling
waterfall. More, more—come
In the Mitchell Park Area, a
see at 2015 Edgewood.
1 - 5 SAT. & SUN.
HORVITZ REALTY
4131 El Camino Way DA 4-1657
NO. OF OREGON AVE. Roses lined with fragrant Eu-
GARLAND DRIVE
Ranch style 2 BR., l'.-i bath,
wood paneled den home with 2 542 University, P.A.
car garage, utility room and
new carpeting. Owner anxious
GIBSON*PRATT
482 Hamilton, P.A. DA 4-168
$20,950 Nr. Mitchell Pk.
10% down — Move in immed
lately — Well landscaped,
clean, sunny 3 bedroom horrie
— Fireplace, parquet floors,
fenced, near bus, stores and 2450 El Camino
schools — Owner anxious —3260116
Agent— DA 3-6781.
No qualifying. Assume FHA loan
or rent/option. Owner leaving
state. 3 BR, fam. rm. 2 bath.
2 car gar. $1200 will handle
FHA loan bat. of $18,000. Price
$19,200 incl. w/w carpet, elec.
kitchen, dishwasher. Milpitas
262-5957 aft.
leave message.
5 or 2621596,
OLD PALO ALTO
WALTER HAYS SCHCOL
2 STORY — CAPE COD
3 BR., 2 BA., sep. DR., study,
TV room, outstanding AEK. NR. GUNN H.S. DIST.
Redecorated inside & out. Excellent beginner home for 326-6111
$47,500. Prin. only. 321-3962.__ young couple. This 2 BR home
$1200 DOWN
3 BR. Eichler. Attractive lot.
Good location. Asking $22,500. large yard. Priced at $19,950
HARRY STUTZ
325-2891 Eves. 321-5915
H A N D Y M A N ' S SPECIAL
2373 Palo Verde. E P A .
rustic liv. r m . , with firpl..
7 BR. + sep. din. rm., $1000 home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths;
___
down, $12,500. Owner.
__ 3265238
4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, swimming
pool, 3 patios and many ex
tra features. Good Palo Alto
l o c a t i o n . Good financing.
DEAUVILLE R E A L T Y . 326
2085.
$500 Handles—$110 Mo. custom-built
Clean remodeled 2 bdrm. on 1/4 bedrooms, 2 baths, lovely liv
R0 acre. Vacant 113,950.
J? ERTJBRVC E
For s a l t by owner, $5000 down, DA 5 4451
best location; 4 BR, 3 bath,
A E K , newly decorated. 5V%
loan, $38,900. Must sell.
321-7368
3 B D R M - $500 H A N D L E S
Clean n e w l y painted, v a c a n t , WILKINS REALTY 327-5490
$16 500.
ROBERT BRUC£
BY O W N E R . Hft. S A N A N ; town Mackay. 3 BR., 2 B., 4 BR. 2 BA, Eichler, AEK. fam.
T O N I O 2 B R OR 2 + F A M .
2 BA. E X C . CONO. EXTRAS.
__ $?7,0ft^
$900—Down Pmt.—$225 Mo.
Brand n«w—top S.P.A. location—
3/2—f«m. rm., f.p.
538-8*00 days, 326-5924 » l t « r 5 .
|«»M or M l * . 4 BR-, 3
btth home. Cretcent Pk. By owner. DA 2.3106 $33,000
By Owner. PhOn« 322-6933.
Barren Park 2 BR, 1 % baths, tio, fenced. Jordan, Paly HI Impossible? • 4 BR., 2 bath only $22,500. So hurry! I
flam. M t , util. rm., sprinklers. $24,950. or lease furnished, hous« for undar $20,000? See
Workshop. $21,950. 321-4673.
I i
REAL ESTATE
POOL $44,500
COMPANY
Day or Nite DA 3-6176
858—PALO ALTO
• CRESCENT PARK
, .
• 2 BEDROOM BUY
Vacant and just reduced. Big
family kitchen, utility room. 2
Car garage. EXPANDABLE
Near Los Altos' new Advent-
ist Church. $23,950.
• VACANT
Four bedrooms, 2 baths, all-
electric family kitchen. Un-
usually well-cared-for home.
Outstanding landscaping.
Move right In. Terms. $32,000.
• OLD PALO ALTO
Elegantl Spacious bedrooms,
separate dining room. Excel-
lent terms. One of its kind.
$55,000.
* MERIT
2333 Birch St., P.A. 327-0262
BIG FHA
A minimum down .payment to a
big FHA loan that can be as-
sumed will move you right
into this. 3 bdrm., 2 bath,
home. All elec. family kit. Ex
cellent setting near Midtown
P.A. $24,500. Eves. 325-0335.
4 BEDROOMS
Immediate occupancy with only
10% down. 2 bath, all -elec.
kit.; big family room, Hdwd.
floors. Rustic ranch style in
model • home condition. Palo 454 Cambridge, P.A. DA 6-6650
Alto High School. $34,950
Eves. 321-4301.
Vote " N o " on Proposition 14
BRAND NEW
$25,300
tique White Fireplace and ad
joins a separate Dining Area
. . . The Lovely Garden is
graced by a Weeping Willow,
a stone Walkway and a small
Lily Pond and Waterfall . . .
The 23 ft. Family Room has
Acoustical Ceiling, Bar, Cabi-
2111 El Camino Real, P.A. nets and opens to a second
326-6646 Day. or Night Patio with Brick BBQ
Immediate
OPEN
. . . only $25,300.
SUN r I - 5
890 Forest
Palo Alto
spht
CLOSE-IN exceptional
level Spanish-Calif, home in
EXCELLENT location. 3 Bed-
rooms, 2 baths and separate
spacious dining room.
OUR EXCLUSIVE—$33,500
COE Realty
841 Menlo Ave., M . P . 3251501
QUIET DIGNITY
LARGE FAMILY CO-
LONIAL 2 story in Older
Palo Alto — corner lot
V* acre—5 bedroom, 3
bath — l a r g e family
room — large dining
room and solarium —
prestige l i v i n g only
$65,000.
CUNNINGHAM
DA 6-8190 advantage is that this immacu-
late home is vacant and the
price has just been reduced.
Now asking $22,950.
* 4 BEDROOMS
is about the only plant not found Our EXCLUSrVE list of nation-
FAMILY ROOM—529,950 in the
Loads of storage overhead, includes models from $17,000
lovely spacious Home. . . . lots of extras down
The All Electric Kitchen is in Call us to see it.
Stainless Steel . . . The Fam- CALIFORNIA LANDS
ily Room opens to a separate DA 1-2600
Patio . . • The Living Room
with a big Brick Fireplace
opens to a
lovely Garden
calyptus . . . only $29,950.
of
A LARGE FAMILY ROOM—2
CORNELL REALTY
DA 6-3380
baths and elect, kitchen—this
fine property is sharp-as-a
tack both inside and out —
CRESCENT PARK>. marvelous garden area, most 4105 PARK BLVD.
4 BEDROOMS
ie Central hall reverse plan
ir Large family kitchen
beautifully
large patios — sprinklers— UNHEARD
PALY HI & JORDAN JR. HI
SCHOOLS — a fine family 2
* 2 baths—2 car garage home and fairly priced at
ic Walter Hays—Jordan schls. $35,000—terms are excellent.
*• $38,950—Call now.
ALHOUSE
Palo Alto
Eves. 321-0510
NO. 7 P H I L L I P S
ROAD (one of the
nicest h o m e s and
one of the most won-
derful neighbor-
hoods) will be open
Saturday by
han - Griscom
Laub-
Co.
from 2-5 p.m. $40,000.
is near shopping & transp.
with hdwd. floors, fireplace,
detached 2 car garage
for quick sale.
K REALTY Ph. 321-3311
CRESCENT PARK
Carmel charm is found fn this
early California ranch style
living room opens out to
__ tio; separate dining room;
modernized kitchen, h o b b y
shop off garage, sprinklers 616 Ramona
By owner, $39,950. 322 7153
LEASE—OPTION
A rare opportunity own a fine
home in one of
Palo Alto's choicest areas. 3
ing room. ONLY $32,950.
337-1850. ARMENTROUT REALTY
E v e s . W H 81730
1
In City of Palo Alto
Acr © lots, underground utilities,
sewers, Gunn High School 135 University Ave., Palo Alto
$15,000. $20,750, $26,600.
32 $24,500 — LOW DOWN f»YMT.
Immed. occup., sharp, Mid-
dbl. gar., w/w carpet & drps.,
frplc. all fenced, Ige, court- good jslay area, P.A. schls.,
323-0630. yard.
2430 Agnes, 321-4078
A E K . Open Houi« Sat.-Sun. 12-6
3940 LOUIS RD.,
4 BR, 2 bath, 2 hallway model By ownar, 3 BR, 2 bath ranch. THIS 3 BR, 2 Car Qaraga hom* Readers who note ah advertise Need* M m * work but only $14,500 948 8313
Eichler. Immed. poss.
4 BR., 2 bath, dbl. «arag«, pa
$250. Owner-agent. 321-482;,
REAL ESTATE
8S8—PALO ALTO
FRESH AS A DAISY
Newly redecorated, this three
bedroom home will provide
years of happiness for some
lucky family. Located on a
cul-de-sac, close to Palo Alto's
famed Mitchell Park, as well
as schools and library, the
'price includes stove, refriger-
ator and drapes. Flexible fi-
n a n c i n g. Priced at only
$22,900.
4 BEDROOMS-2JATHS
Architect designed to provide a
central hall plan, this four
bedroom, two bath home can
be yours. The kitchen has ev
- ery modern electric conven-
ience, family room for TV
and master bedroom has its
own bath and stall shower.
Low down payment or trade
in your present home. Only]
$37,500. i newly waxed — new water heater, new ceramic shower.
STATELY COLONIAL
Located in an area of other fine
homes, this beauty has six
bedrooms and three baths.
Over 2500 square feet of happy
family living. Separate dining
room plus a large family
room with fireplace. J2sco-
rated in warm soft colors. Im-
medicate occupancy, Only
$46,500.
460 Ramona, P.A. 325-6747
CRESCENT PARK!!
Bdrm. 3 Baths $34,950
Yes, this central-hall reverse-
plan home features a sep.
family room, all-elec. kitchen,
4 twin-sized bedrooms, and- 2
baths in one wing of the hpme.
The 5th bedroom and 3rd bath
are in the other wing of the
home and are ideal for in-law,
teen-ager, or guest quarters.
On a superb, quiet Street and
within a short walk of Edge-
wood Plaza shopping and
Community Canter, and priced
RIGHT for immediate sale!
• 3 BDRMS., FAM. RM.
Occupancy and
CORNELL REALTY
542 University, P.A. 326-3380
TERRIFIC HOUSE!
TERRIFIC BIW!
One of the nicest family n an ideal quiet location in district—a completely remod
homes we've sean in
this price range. Tops
for neighborhood, con-
venience, and schools. 3
bedroom, 2 bath, family
room—$33,950.
E. D.
w
Tom" Cox
326-5686 445 Sherman, P.A. is the GREATEST BUY 218 So. Calif.,
this? A 3 BR, carpeted and 454 Cambridge, P.A.
draped, hardwood floor home
just a few blocks from shop-
. ping and MITCHELL PARK.
YOUR
THE SPECIALISTS IN
FERN
beautiful garden. ally acc|aimed Eichler
below. to $50,000 with financing to
suit your budget—a home to
meet every family need. For
the finest selection when buy- • Central Hall plan
Eves. 967-1J94 ing and for expert action in •jlr Separate dining room
selling or trading, call
4 BDRMS.
2775 MIDDLEFIELD RD.. P.A.
landscaped — 2
~ 4 yr.
OF IN PALO ALTO 2450
old rancher, 3 BR, 2
bath, all elect, family kitchen,
car garage. Close to parks,
schools, shopping. A s k i n g
$25,500.
HERRMANN
Day or Night 348 Waverley
DA 1-7267 Palo Alto
A CHALLENGE
For the discriminating
buyer with imagination
This 4 bedroom, 3 bath home
on a choice corner lot near
Community Center needs
painting and some remodeling
but can be made a dream
home for the large family 01
income for the investor. 2 o
the bedrooms have outside
entrances. Call for an appoint
ment to see. Priced at $26,000
this will not last.
Ames, Brophy & Cranston
463 University Ave., P.A.
327-241
and NEW ON THE MARKET with separate family room.
HONEYMOON
TAGE 2 bedrooms, 1
COT
bath —• Jordan, psly
Schools, walk to shop.
$19,750.
pa
CUNNINGHAM
';Serving you since '5?"
St DA 6 819i 4133 Verdosa, 3 BR
CUSTOM QUALITY
Three bedroom, 2 bath in
Cr«sc*nt Park area. Finest
schools, exceptional yard
and cabana. Many extra
features. Asking $39,500.
FLOYD LOWE, Realtor
DA 5-3221 Eves. DA 5-1324
must sell immediately
rm., 2 patios, many trees,
1*15 Richardson Ct. 941-0615
eves. weak days af. 6. Open Sat-Sun,
1-5. Owner.
P.A. CRESCENT PARK
AEK. W/W carpets, drapes, In ideal location is within ment which seems to be out
sprinklers. Low 30'*,
3259980.
ad Class 906 & call 7974970.
FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964—41
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
858—PALO ALTO 858—PALO ALTO 858—PALO ALTO 862—LOS ALTOS-LOS ALTOS HILLS
DUTCH COLONIAL
Immaculate!
3-Bedroom
A true gem in South Palo Alto — near shopping and the
GreendeTl School. Manicured garden and lovely patio
seen from the living room and dining area. Shiny hard-
now building
in atherton . . . EAST SIDE LOSE IN LOCATION
2 BEDROOM, M/4 BATHS, $32,000
Located on % of an acre with a view is this charming
older home close-in to downtown Los Altos. 2 car de-
SPECIALS
wood floors, attractive shutters, shingle roof. Our exclu- tached garage ~ separate dining room — separate utility
sive at $24,500. room — used brick p\tio —all copper piping and a per-
4 custom homes manent water softener. Carpets & drapes, range & refrig-
erator are included in this very attractively priced Los
Leland M a i w by brown & kauffmann
Altos Hills home. For an appointment to inspect, call
exclusive agent today.
Luxury Two
One of the few TWO BEDROOM homes In this very
beautiful and convenient neighborhood! Both bedrooms
are very spacious, 2V4 baths, extra studio room off the
garage, elegant separate dining room. You'll like the
Arizona flagstone fireplace, the many outstanding extras.
An unusual opportunity at $39,950.
on magniticently
wooded one
1. 3 BR, 1 Bath, sprinklered,
top condition, nicely land-
s c a p e d , new wh. max.
FHA commitment. $17,250.
2. 3 BR, 1 Bath, nice older
home, well kept, splendid
SPACIOUS 3-BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME
WITH DINING ROOM
UL-DE-SAC, LpGATION, $J3,500
Completely remodeled and In mint condition, thia lovely
garden area. $16,500. home with shake shingle roof and brick and stucco ex-
3. 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 car gar-
Eichler FIVE acre s i t e s . . . age, covered patio, w/w
carpet. AEK. Maximum
tenor. Separate utility room, all electric kitchen, gleam-
ing hardwood floors, and approximately 2000 sq. ft. of
living area. Beautiful oak tree setting — vacant and
for a Family FHA commitment. $18,500. ready to move into. Call us for an appointment to show
5 bedrooms, 2 baths, FAMILY ROOM — wonderful con- $64,950 to $67,500
4. 3 BR, 1 Bath, plus extra
lot. Live in one, build on
you.
temporary home for a growing family. Easy-care garden the other. $19,500.
with sprinklers, play yard with a playhouse. Walls are WALK TO THE RANCHO
SEE US
Outstanding at this price — $36,500. For illustrated brochure LOVELY 3 BEDROOMS, 2i/ 2 BATH HOME
510 Center on Heritage Oaks phone SEPARATE DINING ROOM-$37,950
or write In excellent condition and all rooms large Is this Immacu-
AND SEE
late home within a block and a half of the Rancho Shop-
OPEN Sat. 2-5 pine Center. Large separate utility room. Tiled baths,
Mahogany paneled fireplace In a spacious living room.
Crescent Park CAPE CODI Not too big — but very lovely!
3 bod-room, 2 bath home on one of Palo Alto's finest Covered patio and a beautifully landscaped lot. A horn*
streets. Dining area opens to the extensive patio and easy that is a pleasure to show. For an appointment to In-
Brown & Kauffmann, Inc. spect call exclusive agent today,
maintenance garden. OFFICE adjoining the double garage
could be converted to a guest suite. Outstanding at $43,500.
See it tomorrow 2 to 5. 2045 El Camino Real FLOYD LOWE, Realtor RpnpnnkiK _, R A T U c • D n n i
35 University, P.A. DA 5322113 B t U R O O M b , 4 B A T H S & P O O L
Palo Alto DA 4-4731
For 38 Years — DINING ROOM, FAMILY ROOM
WO-STORY ENGLISH—$52,750
CORNISH & CAREY
CONVENIENT PALO ALTO 3
bedrooms, hardwood floors, 2 Large, gracious older home located close to downtown
• 4 BDRM EICHLER car garage, 2 patios, com- Los Altos on a lovely street and in an established neigh-
• RADIANT HEAT p I 6 f e | y redecorated. Only borhood. Kitchen is all electric, pool is heated end filtered,
$21,950. Only $2195 down. Low large landscaped lot and lovely brick patio, Beam ceiling
• COPPER PIPES payments. Agent, DA 6-8750 living room, central heat, basement, utility room, batn
Terman Jr. and New Gunn High house, carpets and drapes, sewers are In and paid for.
150 University Avenue, Palo Alto 325-6161 Schools. This 4 bedroom home This is a home seldom seen on the market, one you
in immaculate condition. Lazy
man's yard, lots of shrubs.
862—LOS ALTOS-LOS should inspect immediately. Call exclusive agent today.
ALTOS HILLS
A REAL VALUE
We thmk this immaculate home is the best value
This older 3 bedroom, 2 bath
*
Anxious owner. Priced below
market at $21,250.
CHOICE SOUTHGATE
Shady Madrono Street
RECENTLY FEATURED IN
"BETTER LIVING" CORNISH &' CAREY, Realtors'
CALL 948-9500
List with the firm serving tha Peninsula over 38 years
in the UNDER $20,000 market. Hardwood floors. home is in one of Palo Alto's A refreshing example of what
Lovely patio. Two short blocks to Midtown shop- choice areas. Ideal for, the can happen when a creative 142 Main Street, Los Altos
"remodeling type" of buyer. woman can see the wisdom of
ping. The original owners are retiring to an apart- Across from Palo , Alto High t a k i n g an unimaginative
School. Top financing avail- "Plain Jane" house (on a full
ment. "For appointment to inspect this exclusive able for qualified buyer. Our acre in one of the finest sec
tions of town , . . Covington
10% DOWN-JUST REDUCED TO
listing, call exclusive at $24,750.
Ave.), and b r e a t h i n g some $23,500 — Don't overlook this one. 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
fresh ideas into it. So much beam ceilings, small easy-care yard, wonderful Mt. View
VOORHIES
so that it was recently fea location, plus immediate possession, CALL NOW — Eves.
AMES,. BROPHY & CRANSTON tured in this paper as an ex
ample of "Better Living." 3
Bedrooms, 2 baths, Family
Kitchen and den add up to
739-9187 or 948-6466.
'. LEGAL LARCENY
MIDTOWN —2991 Middlefield — 327-2411 or 326-6111 3170 El Camino Real 2,200 sq. ft. but you just HAVE
to see it to appreciate the fun Gracious 3 BR. — 2 BA. home. HUGE COUNTRY KITCH-
DA 3-3132
After 5:30 p.m. 321-2116 you can have by living in EN. Secluded V* acre lot — walking distance to Los Altos
such an adventurous home, in schools, owners anxious to sell — asking only 130,750.
CUSTOM 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, viust Sell such a Premium location, so
wonderfully situated between
Call eves. 948-6523 or 948-6466.
Gotta Go
SEPARATE DINING ROOM, RANCH, Town and Rancho. Add it up
PALY HIGH SCHOOL, $32,500 . . . SECLUSION . . . SPACE
. . . CONVENIENCE. Now
DON'T BE V2 SAFE
here's the best news of all: Now is the time to find a cozy shelter. You'll love thjs
Absolutely Immaculate both Inside & out, this Palo Alto
•^custom built 3 BR., 2V4 bath home on a % acre lot near
Ranch home is superbly constructed with plank hardwood
floors, perimeter gas heating, and heavy shake roof—
deMghtful use of concrete aggregate on the huge covered
patio overlooking the garden area—completely sprinklered
for easy maintenance—beautiful wood cabinets and for-
SNAP IT UP bargain WITH
POOLI 3 bedrooms + fam-
ily room on V* acre profes-
sionally landscaped w i t h To inspect call eves. 968-8091.
968!
Quoting $39,950! Rancho, excellent value at $38,500 with so many DESIR-
ABLE FEATURES . . . Put this on "MUST SEE" list.
Shows beautifully anytime. Eves. 948-1811 or 967-0403.
mica counters in the modern kitchen—1900 sq. ft. of
luxury Ily'.ng.area. _CaH_ today_for yoar_appointment to
shrubs, trees. F-O-U-R pa-
tios and that's got to b Days it's: SUCH A VIEW!!!
POWELL
outdoor livingl Beautifully
inspect this NEW EXCLUSIVE riNG.
secluded. Wall-to-wall car Hilltop location near Rancho and Country Club. Custom-
peting. Dining area. $28,750. designed contemporary Ranch with 4 nice bedrooms,
DA 3-3151 Day or Night
B E L O W THE MARKET. 948 0456 3 baths, lovely living room with large informal dining
Exclusive Agent. area. Ideal for California entertaining. Beaut, drapes
DRESSEL M A R T I N , Realtor DOUG
and Acrilan carpets included. QUICK OCCUPANCY—
Asking $72,500 —SEE ANYTIME. Eves. 948-1811 or
487 University Ave. Palo Alto WINDSOR SQUARE 967 0403.
OUCH*'
(off Los Altos Avenue)
W CRESCENT PARK!! OLDER $28,950 PALO ALTO a high brick wall fronts
this area where you will 4 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, dining room, inside
ESTATE SALE—2 HOMES Very close }o Community Center
—4 BR., 2 bath—best schoo
1955 El Camino, Palo Alto
DA 2-4621 DAY or NIGHT f i n d t h r e e colonial utility room, -all within walking distance of downtown
L-os Altos —can be bought for less than $40,000. Eves.
homes — all 2 story, if
eled Spanish style home—Oui
the Pitman-Channing area exclusive. $1850 DOWN you need lots of space
##
F fhill hssotidles
— Among P a l o Alto's JUST REDUCED at a bargain price, call
A real Palo Alto valuel This
$34,950 is a 3 bedroom ranch style
finest homes. Featured are home with a large yard, in Irene hartman, 961-3969
Lovely 3 bedroom — 2 bath -
2 very well built interest- separate dining room—beauti eluding 6 ft. trees. Some car or look for "Open for In-
peting and drapes are includ 130 Main St. Los Altos 948-4459
ing older homes (I is fur- ful patio —W. Hays, Jordan
Paly High. Good financing, ed in price of $19,500. Call to spection" sign Saturday
nished) on a huge (12,400 available — see this one now see. & sunday afternoons. k UNUSUALLY CHARMING •
— evenings call Ed Bessey
Best & Co.
sq. ft.) lot. Asking price 321-5875.
An outstanding builder designed this 3 bdrm., 2 bath
$27,500. A t that price this ELISABETH GAUDREAU
REALTOR
LINNA WYCKOFF, Realtor home. Sep, dining room
patio on a beautifully
or family room. Large covered
landscaped corner lot. Vacant.
P.A. 327-4720 133 Main Street 948-8226
Priced at just $36,950. Eves. 968-8478.
we've seen in town in many
"For Satisfying Dealings!"
a moon! 459 California Ave. • DA 1 7380 k "A SPECIAL ROOM FOR GRANDMOTHER" •
YARKIN REALTY SWAP UP TO INCOME LOOK DOWN In this custom built contemporary rancher situated on 2
acres fn Palo Alto school district. 4 bedrooms in a
DA 6-6650
JUST LISTED
Builder of NEW 12 unit livable family home. All for just $48,500. Eves. 739-0399.
apartment house will 3 bedrooms—2 baths
consider exchange of 1 * Mackay built Or just tired. In either case, k ALMOST A HILL TOP HOME •
or 2 small homes in •ir Large electric kitchen this little gem is just the place
Realty
good locations. Now is
your chance to move up. *
*
3603 Lupine Avenue
Owner transferred—$29,500
to relax. 2 BR., plus separate
den or sewing room, all plas Very spacious 3 bdrm., 2 bath home. Separata family
room with corner fireplace. AEK. priced at $44,950,
Asking $185,000.
ALHOUSE
ter home is built for comfort Eves. 948-1961.
Huge patid with BBQ invites
outdoor living at its best. Pries
CUNNINGHAM of $24,000 could include most k DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT •
EICHLER RESALES
"Serving you since '52" of the furniture.
Shake roof ranch home. 3 bdrms., 2 baths, family room
* EWART
616 Ramona St. DA 6-819C
^450 El Camino Palo Alto with pretty old brick fireplace and sliding doors to the
homes 326-0116 Eves. 326-319 beautiful garden. Sep. dining room, floor-to-ceiling fire-
place in living room. AEK with louvered doors. Don't
PERFECT LARGE
miss seeing this immaculate home. Asking $31,250.
GREENACRES II 5
FAMILY HOME!
bdrm., 3 bath Eichler in 310 Third, Cor. San Antonio
Eves. 325-8171.
• WALTZ REALTY
choice Crescent Park area 948-6661
Includes completely separate, Eves. 248-7221
ir 3 bedrooms—2Vz baths
noise-free bed-sitting room
•*• Room for 4th bedroom
DA 1-1596
ir Shake roof—sprinklers
it First time offered
with own bath, kitchenette and
garden patio with separate en ARTIST'S RETREAT
trance, perfect for m l a w Delightful redwood ranch home
ALHOUSE
office, or student. Prof, lands. on the crest of a hill with a 140 Main Street Los Altos 948-1431
OPEN SUN. 1-5 low main yard, all in fine spectacular view. 2 big BR,
cond. Immediate occupancy
For sale by owner, $34,950
2 baths, spacious living-dining
room, with fireplace wall lined LITTLE TOTS ? ? •
DO YOU DEMAND!
PRESTIGE LOCATION? •
Call 322-6583 Mon-Fri., 326 with bookcases. Rare find with STYLE — Tired of ranch
El Camino
326-0116
Palo Alt!
Eves. 326-102
1002, wknds.
VACANT
view •• • • just <
' « acre. Many
trees and shrubs, easy main
tenance. $35,500.
Deep lot, walk for cycle rid-
ing, swings, sand box, etc.
was made for small fry. For
Mom there's a large family,
houses? • QUALITY CON-
STRUCTION? • ACRE LOT
— with horses welcome? •
VIEW OF MOUNTAINS? •
$18,300 Top School Location
Charming 3 bedroom. l'/i bath
GENTRY-ROBERTSON Los Altos
all-electric kitchen; and for
Dad a block for storing his
ROOM FOR GRANDMA —
RETIRED? Second St. with separate bath? • FAMI-
plus large family room. Eves. 948 ?628 boat and a yard planted for
1948-6636 LY ROOM PLUS SEPARATE
K Realty
SMALL FAMILY? Excellent school district. Clov minimum care and water-
PLAY ROOM? • SEPARATE
Here Is a lovely 2 bedroom hom to shopping. Tastefully redec DON'T BELIEVE IT ing. Less than 3 years old, DINING ROOM? • LOW
on small lot close to bus an orated. Copper radi-ant heat the house has 4 bedrooms, 2 PRICE? • EASY TERM.S?
ing. Immediate occupancy. A NEW 2300 sq. ft., 4 BR., Vh- baths and it is offered at a 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 3
shops in Barron Park. Lovel bath home w/utihty room, din. price you will like—$31,350.
large living room, fireplace JERRY LEHMAN Realty ell, sep. fam. rm. with frplc.. car garage $60,900 with $6100
sep. dining room, cozy kitch 230 California S u i t e ?06
Eves. 967 7490. Down, $292 per month plus
2285 El Camino Real wet bar, hookenses, paneling taxes with "CARD PLAN".
Palo Alto Ph. 321-3311 en with breakfast
decorated, hardwood
area, newl)
floors
3261662 325-1861 & beams,
tercom,
AGEK,
covered
tile entry,
porch
in
A
Available
HOME TRADE IN PLAN
on Our 8
° B CARD BUILDER 948-9571
For sal* oy builder, 3, 4 & 5
1 car det. gar., a little beauty,
patio stone front. Vacant. Nr
WHITECLIFF
Good financing. Vacant, move L A . Hi. Only $44,950. " E L L I S BR homes on acre lots in the
DOLL HOUSE beautiful hills of Los Altos.
m<
HENSHEL REALTY NEW OM THE MARKET P L A N , "
Bill ELLIS, Broker
$6.%0 down. poss.
948 4138 Each room has a breath-tak-
ing view of the valley & moun-
NEAT, SMALL BUNGA- 0 F F C E
LOW with very good fi 3700 El Camino, Palo Alto ' Ll ^ tains. Your, family will enjoy
nancing. 2 bedrooms, 1 DA 5-5651 Day or Night BUY TO RENT — 1 ^N ACRE 9(5 F r e m o n t , L A . the many built-in features.
948-4454 Spacious sep. fam. room, for-
bath, well located. Only bedrooms, 1 bath — well I OWNER BUILDER
$22,750. decorated — one block to Just completed 4 Bedroom, ?'-'; mal din. room, liv. room, wet
You're Missing the Boat Cubberley High. $22,500. b,ir & util. All elec. kitch.
1 baths, beam ceiling in the
Living Room with Marble DON'T TAKE OUR WORD with breakfast area, ZV4 & 3
CUNNINGHAM if you pass up this fine 4 bed
room, 2 bath contemporary CUNNINGHAM Fireplace. F o r m a l
Room, Family Room
Dining
with Immaculate r a n c h home, nes
B». Walk-In closets. Pool site.
From $61,900. For appt. call
"Serving you since '52" with huge family room, on a Fireplarp All Electric Kit A M . Michaelian, 948-6064.
616 Ramona St. DA 68190 w i d e cul-de-sac lot. F i n e "Serving you since_'52_' tling back on a delightfully
615 Ramona St. DA 6 81% chen with large Breakfast tree-lined avenue, this 2 bed-
schools, and shopping close
by. New price $37,500.
aroa. and lots of cupboard
space. ?600 sq. ft. of Living
room, 1 bath home is almost
boyond b e l i e f . All-electric OPEN - SAT. & SUN.
OPEN SAT & SUN. H-3 P.M. area. $51,950 1U19 Mandol kitchen — attractive living
By owner, 3 BR. 2 bath, elec Dr . Los Altos Hills, Call 327 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
GARLAND SCHOOL SEYBOLD REALTY kitch dishwasher, disposal, 4048 room with fireplace, dining 25435 West Fremont, Los Altos
1166 University. M.P., DA 2-2149 f a m . r m . . w / w carpet, custom area. PATIO & LANAI. SEE Hills, between Altos and
Three bedroom, 2 bath Eichler drapes, 2 car 8»<r %191OO THIS HOME TODAY, $23,950. Burke. Walk to town, 4 BR,
A POT OF GOLD expandable to 6 BR. 2V, bath,
GOOD INVESTMENT $1200 down " n . h a " d ' e - family room, 1 acre. Will take
AEK. Located Close to Gar
land a n d Jordan schools. Throe adjacent homes priced at
Terra Villa, LPA. DA
aft 5, 854-3300, ext. 434. Paul
$37,950 "ELLIS PLAN" $3,951
fin ??60 sq. ft. Ranch Homo. AUGUST ASSOCIATES property and tradn.
Priced at only
$27,950
$15,000 $17,500 $21,000 (this one
completely furnished) all in
Lee 4 twinsi/o BR. ?"i Baths.
Dining Ell, separata Family
300 So. San Antonio Road
948-9178
$43,950
excellent condition - good rent Room, Utility Room, AEK, 2 BILL COOPER
als - near shopping, transpor A 3% LISTING YO 8 5745 Eves. YQ 7-4022
MARKEE & VAUGHN Frpl , Tiln Tntry, Covered
tation, 3 BR. Separate Dm., ? car I m Patio, Breo^Rway Nr. L A • BY OWNER — 25 x IS' living
445 So. Calif. Ave., P.A. SHORT O N CASH?
DAY DA 6-3410 NIGHT
TURNER & ROHRER maculate, Corner Lot Hi The best buy >n town
BILL t L L I S Brokpr 9A8 41 ^8 4 bedrooms, ?.'/i baths, 3 car room, Ig. fam. r m . ; 2 fire-
526 Bryant, P.A.
REALTORS
DA 3 9041
Home, Rental
Professional. :tOSO M
or
Office ff>5 A 1st St , I. A garage with separate fami- draperies.
ly room and utility room.
places, entry hall, w / w carpet,
3 Bdrm., 2 baths,
HOMES G A L O R E Rd. $25,950. MUST SELL. ^
$165 Eves. Phone DA 2-H86 g
F L A I R OF ELEGANCE Quality home on acre lot with walk-in closets. Big A E K with
large breakfast ttroa & pan-
bedrooms. 2 baths plus Gurst view of mountains. Country try;
256 Charleston, 4 BR, FR, House with 4th bedroom and laundry r m . COv. patio,
pool * SELL OR RENT TRY $1000 DOWN ird bath All spacious rooms
setting
$47,500.
yet
$5000
close
down,
to
$288
town,
per 5 fruit trees, sprinklers. Walk
7782 Waverley. 5 BR. 3 B. *?35 was $29, BOO- Convenient location. W-tik to with r.us'om interior"; '•'/ acre month plus taxes with "CARD fi94to Camellia schools. $34,000.
806 Sycamore 2 BR, $150 NOW, $27,500 transportation and shopping beautifully landscaped. Open Way, 968-2207
PLAN".
804 Fielding. 4 BR. $180 658 Arastradero Road, W. of
Rickys. Vacant, nearly new
from this 2 bedroom home lo- daily for your
cated near El Cammo. $17,750
admiration BOB CARD BUILDER. 948-9571. 2150 sq. ft. 3 Ig. BR, 2 B, w/w
?0<? Cherry Ave. Los
Many of these fine homes can 3 BR, 2 vanity baths, elec cpt., drp9., 2 F r p l c , util. rm,,
be lease/option or purchased
w i t h an e x t r e m e l y low down
kit., closets galore. Near good
schools. OWNER AT PREM
K REALTY Pk J2U33M Altos 341 77J4_. "OpcnTSat. I Sun. 12-6 fam. rm., dshwshr, iJISpsl.,
2 ovens, new paint, beaut,
~~¥R"ANO~NEW HOMES
payment. Call H o f v i t * f o r de- ISES, 48 DAILY, or eall Mr. 3 or 4 bedrooms. ? baths, ar> •"-"USE Y O U R Los Altos — 1/3 acre + pool
$22,450
garden. + play, util. yrds. Nr.
ta S
Holbrook, Belmont LY 3 770S prox. 1800 sqtrie ft. k i of living
BUY OR BUILD NOW 11159 FARMDON AVT ,
St. Simon's Schl. »hp., $29,750
ownc. YO 9-7725.
' HORVIT* R E A L T Y t c h e n , inspect our completed homes, OFF GRANT
4131 El Camino W a y DA 4165/ Want Ads published In the Palo
area, all electric
Gunn High, ranchk i tore hCape e n, homes under construction
WOODLAND ACHES
Alto Times ar« required to Cod, $33,950. and V4 acra and aero lot*.
5490 BOBjCARD BUILDFJ*J)48 9571 R. V. JONES & CO. 2 BR, 2 ba., sep. DR. spacious.
YOUR CHOICE meet certain standards of ac- WELKINS REALTY deluxA, beaut, lot., excel, area,
Ask for Marvin Smith
ceptability and considerable 12275067 t l k « new 3 BD ; «xel.
time affd effort are expended len.. *chls.. shops; 2 car. w/w BUY "ELLIS PLAN11 %8-83?9 967-2031 $37,500 By owner. 948-2842.
every day in screening ques- r.ptv, stove, rflfr., wsh dyr 10% Less Down Payment NOW BY OWNER Woodland Acres, 3 BR, 2 bath.
$32,000-$35,OOO tionable ads. f
p ,
fenc. d
yd.;
,
low dn.
low dn pmt $15 to $30 Less p«r Month
pmt t "al 1% Less Ave Int Rate $3300 down. $29,800. Exc. cond. lanal, util. room, workshop,
3 4 BR., 2-2l/ 2 baths less than rent; 32? 8739 or Quiet cul-da-sac. 3 & 2 hvy. on 1/3 acra with |ov"ely trees.
However, due to the increasing 323O N f W A USED HOMES AVAIL. shakes. Used brick ranch. By owner, 968'1019.
1 or 2 story number of ads being offered 2 _ BILL ELLIS — Broker . Q4_8 £138 Cathedral beams liv. & din.
Los Robles, it. on Laguna each day, many of them for
to Paradis« Way SjcwTTSfT
Immediate insertion, it !• pos- Grseh Gables di*t.. AEK . 7
NG—OWNE
d . R v See our ad under A*herton-M«n Nr. L.A. Hi A Almond elem. Buy "GOLD SEAL Homes"
BR, built-in*. W/w 65 Solano Dr. 948-5673. 100*. - 1 yr. GUARANTEE
Builder QA 6-9837 sible that occasionally a ques- W/ crpe r0 lo Park listing — ?. 3. 4 or 5 SOLO OUT — Need Listings.
tionable ad will escape our c»r gar, fruit trw>*. 8 8 BR custom built homes
BILL ELLIS — Broker 948 4138
Prin only. $74,750. DA 4 Peninsula Pacific Const Co. 124,800
EXCELLENT LOCATION notice.
500 Quadalupe Dr., Los Ai'.o* V* acre lot. 3 BR.. 2 ba., fam. Wall built 3 & 2 ranch on Indsc.
rm.. W/W carpets, drapas
322-580S view aer*. Terman. Gunn,
for this 3 BR.. 2 bath home tttshwasher. 224S4 Craston Dr $45,000. Prlnc. only. 948-1594
walking distance to all of lin« with good advertising E P A . Agent. 371 3111. CUSTOM CHARM Call owner for appt. 961-3417 bafor* 7:30 p.m.
schools, shops ant] transp. athlcs *r» requested to call BR, 2 b., fam. rm., beam cell
and carries a price tag of the ings shakes, 2 frplcs. 26x30 By ownar, Immad. occupancy,
classified department of • Too Rasitfantlaf Location! immac. 3 BR;, quiet cornar This Classification Is Continued
tha Palo Alto Times 321-0400. 2 BR. Owner asking $18,500. Rar 14575 D#8«ll, L.A.H.
$38,900. Prin. only. 948-2869. Ig. lot. L.A. schools. 967-2018 On Naxt Pt\f
I K REALTY Ph. 321-3311 Nr. Town DA 5-4591— OA 5-650J
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FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1964
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
862—LOS ALTOS-LOS ALTOS HILLS 862—LOS ALTOS-LOS 862—LOS ALTOS-LOS 862—LOS ALTOS-LOS 866—MOUNTAIN VIEW 866—MOUNTAIN VIEW 870—SUNNYVALE 878—CUPERTINO
ALTOS HILLS ALTOS HILLS ALTOS HILLS
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. CLOSE IN WEST SIDE OPEN SUNDAY STONESON Montclalr Wett
Don't go about it • BELIEVE IT OR NOT HOME & INCOME STONESON Cupertino
ROOM FOR IN-LAWS blindfolded! You may have a 4 bedroom 1-6 P.M.
A delightful home for adult liv STONESON 3 bedrooms
Here is a lovely home designeo for family living in an
excellent area convenient to schools and shopping and When it comes to buying
home with 2Vt baths . . . a
family room with dining are« CODFISH CAKES Opportunity to live in a spa-
clous older homo, near down-
ing in this fine residential area
of Mountain View, west of El MINIATURE ESTATE STONESON 4 bedrooms
it hat an ideal separated cottage for Mother or Dad. . . . large utility room . . .
3 Bedrooms, 3 baths. Priced at $35,950. DIRECTIONS:
a home, wonderful garage storage, town, and in an area of O.LD Camino. Large liv. rm. with STONESON 2 baths
FASHIONED COMFORT and picture window and flagstone In the heart of Cherry Chase
St Josepris to Granger to Herman Way and follov signs. get ALL the facts! playhouse, dog run . . . room
and tea or good old fash- PRESTIGE. 4 BR, 2 baths, fireplace. Full dining room, at 1061 Robin Way. 3 BR, 2
STONESON Cedar Roofs
for boat . . . All thjs and more
Remember— for $34,500. Our exclusive. ioned steak and eggs— huge separata dining room, big kitchen with bright sunny bath, large enclosed lanai. STONESON Redwood Siding
HONEST VALUE everything goes well in semi-finished attic room. Plus breakfast r o o m overlooking Approx. V* acre site. Just- STONESON Covered Entries
Thib newly listed home in Cupertino has more value this authentic Cape Cod a 2 BR SPANISH type rental, the garden. The utility room reduced to $23,450 a n d
than you bargained for. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a combina- It's Age Is Just Part * School Conscious? dream house. The pale PLUS — loned for TEN is large enough for sewing owner says "Make an STONESON Marble Vanities
tion ( j m i l y room w i t h all e'ectne kitchen, insulated, Of The Picture! Ea^y walking tp Portola, San blue master suite af- UNITS. Hurry! It's priced a and ironing and has an ad o f f e r l " To inspect this prop- STONESON Courtyards
we<uherstnpped. covered patio, attractive landscaping Antonio & L.A. High. A lovely fords the luxury of get- $34,950. Eves. 321-2377. joining V* bath. The 2 bed erty, before Sunday, call STONESON
front and rear all yours for only $2J,9bO. DIRECTIONS. rancher with 4 bedrooms. 2 ting away from the kids rooms are large and bright Utility Rooms
borne buyers say, " I want HOME TRADE-A-PLAN with roomy closets. The fam- eves. 948-3647 or 739-5524.
Bld:>ey Rd. to M e r n t t to Dennison and follow signs, b,a..tbSi,a.7nd,*.all! electric family for awhile yet is near FRANK STONESON 1850 sq. ft.
an older home. ' Others say, ily room opens to the garden
' Nothing but a new home kitchen. Marvelously land the other 3 bedrooms in 968-7277 or 941-0950 and could be used as a studio. STONESO.N Tile Entries
LOCATION IS IMPORTANT tor m e ! " Actually, the age scaped '« plus acre. PRICED case they call. After a
You can't f i n d a b e t t e r spot t h a n t h i s Convenient to
both P a r o c h i a l a n d p u b l i c s c h o o l s — c e n t r a l l y located to 3
of the home is just one of
many things that the pro-
TO SELL THIS W E E K E N D
$34,950. Our exclusive.
lavish dinner in the for-
mal dining room your LELAND {JERBER Big 2 car attached garage has
room f o r t h e handyman's
tools and bench. See this
STONESON
STONESON
Breakfast Nooks
Near shopping
s h o p p i n g a r e d s . A b s e n t e e o w n e r is a n x i o u s to sell t h i s , spective home buyer should guests will adjourn with 765 Distel, Los Altos
ease to the restful living 4600 El Camino, Los Altos delightful home today. Asking 736-4676 948-6606 STONESON $27,500-$29,850
thus big r e d u c t i o n in p r i c e f o r y o u r benefit Y o u w i l l
e n j o y tne l a r g e lot w i t h B B Q f c r o u t d o o r l i v i n g . See
Uimk about. Serious cons.o * SECLUDED FEELING roorn for brandy and $24,500. Our exclusive. El Camino at Bernardo S'vale
eration should be given to On this '.-i acre. Lots of square STONESON Phgne 252-9790
.<).. Sunday _' .) P M S p n n g c r to Rosita to A n d e r s o n ai>d location, quality of construe coffee or relax on the 4298 El Camino, Los Altos
f e l l o w signs footage. 2 years old. 4 bed red brick patio in the

SO-O-0 MUCH FOR SO-O-O LITTLE

Is what you v,ill think when you see this unique 3 bed-
don, the possibilities
neighborhood advancement
or deterioration, and many
other things. That is why it
of rooms. 2'/, baths* separate
family room.
landscaping .
Exceptional
. Redwood
walks . . , sunken BBQ. Own
garden. A home
quality and elegance.
$75,000. Eves- 948-5748.
of

.,, VALUE PLUS

• HARE, BREWER •
STONESON—Bayshore Freeway
to Mathilda Ave. (Hwy. 9).
Turn south 5 miles to Rain-
VERY NICE
room. 2 bath home. The garage is designed for conversion
to family room with space for c<irport, Professional
landscaping m a k e * for easy maintenance at low cost.
SJ1.950. DIRECTIONS: I n ' M t n . View take Thompson to
Parker to Lassen and fellow signs to Whit,ney.
is important in any real es
tate transaction to deal with
someone w"hn is profession-
ally qualified and complete
ly trustworthy. The right
er s

*
transferred.
$36,950 our exclusive.
Anxious

2 STORY COLONIAL RAY HOEFLER

•
•
3 BR. 2 bath
All elec. kitchen
& KELLEY, INC.
642 Santa Cruz, M . P . 327-5700
Pride of ownership shows in
this 3 BR, 2 bath home.
bow Dr., then right 1 mile to
tour model homes.

kind' of assistance and ad
SEE FOR YOURSELFT • *' vice can make a world of
('• fferenre m your satisfpr-
P r i c e d at J i ' . i O O y o u e x p e c t d u a l i t y , T h e r e i i no d o u b t
dbout the q u a l i t y b u i l t i n t o this i b e d r o o m h o m e w i t h
tion with your deal. If you
UtMl w i t h a Realtor, you c m
i-id'iy e x t r a s y o u r a r e l y f i n d in a h o m e at t h i s p r i c e .
have confidence that all
I f o u n d it a n d y o u c a n t o o by d r i v i n g o u t S p r i n g e r t o
C o v i n g t o n a n d f o l l o w o u r signs to Spencer C o u r t . thebe conditions will be mel
to your satisfactiohn
choosing your real estate
A FOOTHILL RANCHrTO
The owner has just made a $2000 reduction on this -Foot-
man, look for the Realtor
emblem.
hill rancho home. Approximately 2400 sq. ft. of living
area, 3 bedrooms of spacious comfort. You can enjoy
the luxury cf a Roman Bath as well as a lovely outdoor
e. pool. Plenty room for horses. DIRECTIONS: Drive out LOS ALTOS BOARD
-k Hdwd. floors, like new 530 U n i v e r s i t y , P.A. Carpeted, draped and fresh DESPERATE! i
Terrific buy in north Los Altos! i 327-5700 ly painted, this home is
• 16x18' screened patio
4 BRs, 3 baths, separate fam- • Lovely dichondra lawns ready for you. Aluminum- This property must be sold,
ily room . . , separate dining' covered patio gives outdoor in foreclosure. 3 BR — 1 bath
room , . breakfast area.'
The '« acre is professionally', > A REALTOR !
*• Appro*. $122 per mo.
+ taxes and insurance. AEK living a nice cool touch. Lo-
cated in the Homestead
plus income unit of 1 BR—
bath—kitchen. Fine for in-law
Main Sts. Los Altos' Ever w o n d e r what " A E K "
In
landscaped. Lush, almost newi °
w/w carpeting. Vacant. $45,950 948-6653 EVANS & JACKSON means? It means " a l l Elec-
t r i c Kitchen" and this home
High School district, at only
$22,750.
set up. Asking $28,500. Eves.
967-4587.
Our exclusive. REALTORS has an A E K which is a beau-
YO 7-7829
8/1 El Camino Eves. 739-5529
ty. The home also has 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, a 2 car ga- 29
EVANS & JACKSON
BOB CARD REALTY
Whitney St., Los Altos
rage, hardwood floors and a REALTORS
BELOW F*HA
A Poem... Rare opportunity to own this
sparkling 3 bdrm., 1 ft bath
rustic ranch style at a low,
fenced yard. Close to schools,
transportation & shopping. 871 El Camino
Call to see! Price only $22,500
YO 7-7829
Eves. 739-5529
948-9571
894—SANTA CLARA
,

Elena to Foothill Lane and follow signs. $61,500. First St.. L.A. 948-8910
/- OPEN HOUSE
Among the Oaks Best & Co.
low down payment. Hdwd.
CALL US ABOUT TRADING YOUR HOME
FOR THESE OR OTHERS. OF REALTORS •
A Division of
MERIT ASSOCIATES
floors, cheery kitchen, lovely
garden setting. On beautiful
quiet street, west of El Ca- X SUNDAY I - 5 POMEROY -GREEN
We're continually reminded that Eichler Townhouse*, 4 Bed-

• T H E WILDER C O . * refreshing LOOK a home designed by an Archi-

mino near Los Altos. Will con- 459 Rincon Avenue rooms, 2 Vi baths. Front &
sider lease/option. $21,150. " F o r Satisfying Dealings!" rear enclosed patios. Heated
tect for the site almost never Two fireplaces, large step-

* Allain
MUST SELL seems to go out of style. A 459 California Ave. DA 1-7380 down family room, walking pool. Maintenance-free living.
case in point is this Simrell- 3 BR, 2 bathst nr. Loyola Cor- distance to ALL public & Beautiful surroundings. Office
designed home on lovely ners on large lot. Oak & f r u i t c o m m e r c i a l facilities. at pool area in center of prop-
•i BR., l'/j baths . . . Choice
LOS ALTOS O F F I C E « R E A L T O R •
Rancho Shopping Center
9486671 •
PALO A L T O O F F I C E
Rickeys H y a t t House
Both Phones Day or Night • 32/2140 split-level
Gosh it's like a fresh breeze in
Mtn. View location . . . new
paint . , sewers in and
paid . . asking $22,950. Eves.
96/458/—
Oneonta. a Cul-de-Sac near
Foothill College. Unusually
striking, yet built like a fort. 3
bedrooms (the master's a spa- 558 So. Murphy, Sunnyvale
trees. $28.000. YO 7-2959.

870—SUNNYVALE
$21,950. erty. Corner of Benton and
Pomeroy in
REFERRAL
Phone 241-7217.
Santa Clara.

3 & 4 bedroom, hardwood floors,

these days of production- cious dream!) plus a just- '-. RE 6-7701 Day or Night ASSOCIATES built-ins. W a i \ t prospective
POOL SIDE PARTY line conformity to find a home
with a little ZING! Turn into!
completed separate Studio
' (or home office, guest apt. or • LIKE A MODEL
245-5120 good buyer or renter who will
appreciate our home. Immed.
Enjoy Country Club l i v i n g r i g h t at your home! ! Here's this near-town Cul-de-Sac and BRAND NEW ' teenage hideaway). Without It shines! Superior, m a t u r e $3,000 DOWN occupany. 244-7314.
the perfect w a y t o entertain w i t h your own s p a r k l i n g
POOL . . . A w o r l d of f u n j u t t a few steps f r o m your
you're literally o>»<*qi to this
striking home at the v*#$r end. 2 fine homes . . . one .i BR,
question, one of the most in
spiring Estate-like settings in
"EXCELL". BEAUTY landscaping. Sunny, cheerful
t bedroom.
Assumes high Gl loan on this
2 bath. A E K . 4 bdrm. + separate family
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, w / w car-
door. Incidentally an i m m a c u l a t e 3 BEDRM.—2'/j b a t h Light & cheerful Living room l\i baths . . . one 4 BR , 2<i the Hills! Fabulous for Horses F a m i l y room! $30,500. rm. Eichler with atrium. Va pets, drapes. $20,950. 2578
New FHA regulations will Elliot Court. S.C. 244-9324.
home w i t h f a m i l y room goes w i t h the pool. Offered exclu- Step down to an intimate baths . . . excellent location • . . Pool , . . Tennis. Every- now let you in for less down. cant. Payments $186 mo. in
d e - 1 ! ! . b £ . u ? , £ n J & • •„• 535.000 — Eves. 948-6466 o r 948-6523. Family Room. The Kitchen's . . . superb quality .=,. . Built thing about it spells . . Try this beautiful 3 BR, 2 ' i eludes all. Asking $27,500.
• FAMILY ROOM
$4250 Dn.~Split Level 898—SAN JOSE
O P E N S U N D A Y afternoon — 2448 V i l l a Nue Nueva Way. a knockout! It has a work by one of Los Altos' finest PEACE . . . CONTENTMENT. bath home in one of our
island with a stainless steel builders . . . Priced $51,500— Even the price we've been au- n i c e s t ' residential areas. is separate. Most livable home.
sink, handy to everything! $52,500. Eves. 948-2085. thorized to quote . . , $48,000! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Excellent 4 bdrm., 3 bath, sep. family
DESPERATE OWNER Separate Dining Room. Hi 'Fi You'll NEVER find another
like it. But you won't experi-
Large patio, sprinklers front
a£d back, only $33,500. carpeting and drapes. $21,500. rm. Built-in kitchen & vacu
um cleaner. Sundeck, large
IT'S H E R E
Close to Sunnyvale, 4 BR.. 2

* MERIT
& Intercom sets the mood for bath, carpets, drapes, shake
Owner has left city and offers this nearly new 3 BEDRM entertaining or just plain ence the beauty of this home .garage, small yard. Asking
OUTSTANDING roof, heated pool 18x38, huge
home with sep. f a m . r m . & dining room, 2 baths, utility
room and A E K . Landscaped with sprinklers, workshop.
" c o m p a n y " while you're peel-
Ing the potatoes. Master bed The view, the decor , . . one
by just READING about it.
Suggest you calll eves. EVANS & JACKSON $34,250.
CALL 736-4455 lot 60x184, landscaped
sprinklers, $31,950. Eves. 378-
+
^ 2 ' t k n « t 0 A ^ ? - I t H i g h S c n ° ° ' - EXCEL, financing. Asking room's also a step-down af- 968-8091. Days it's: REALTORS STONE & SCHULTE, INC. 7605.
$38.500 — O P E N SUNDAY 1 5 - 1 7 2 7 Hawkins t > r . L A fair and . . . STUNNING! of Roscoe's finest . . ,. Excel YO 7-7829

Eves. 967-0403 or 948-9811
2070 F A L L E N L E A F LANE (OFF HOMESTEAD)
New! ! Spacious, swanky ranch home on V? acre 4
large bedrooms, 2Vj baths plus family room, utility room
and Beparate dining room! I 2400 sq. ft Beautifully
finished. Drive-through
storage In back yy a r d .
7744, or.
967-77 or. 967-0403.
POWELL
lent location for horses . . . 3 371 El Camino Eves. Sacrifice by owner. Hayman Miller-Wetmore Realtors
Just listed, wand the talk of 739.5529; Hiway 9 at Fremont, SV 245-9191 home on quiet cul-de-sac. 3 Sunnyvale 739-5591
the trade at just $37,750! For BR, 2 baths w i t h m a n y e x t r a s
, . . Priced at $62,500 w i t h BR, 2 B, fam. r m . , A E K .
OPEN SUNDAY a Preview Showing,
DA 6-8912. Days it's
Eves terms. Eves. 967-4587. "GATEWAY TO THE HILLS", OPEN HOUSE BROWN & KAUFFMANN
Carpets & drapes. Covered pa- 899—Santa Clara County
tio, 10X48', $21,750. CH 8-5620.
San Antonio A 2nd 948-04561 Sunday 2 to 5 West Valley Area
San Antonio
POWELL
& 2nd 9480456
BOB CARD REALTY
Multifile Listing Member WHY BUILD
2549 DELL
Take Thompson to Alvin to
WITH POOL
Better - than • new 4 bedroom
B&K with deluxe
thruout. Expensive carpets &
features
Owner, pool, 4 BR, 2V2 BA,
cpts., drps., insul., like new, 3 BR, 2 Baths, A E K , drapes,
min, maintenance. 739-6395. carpets, landscaped, near Cu-
pertino. $19,500. 253-6174.
a rage gives boat or trailer 29 Whitney St. Los Altos Victory t o . Dell to see this drapes. Beautifully landscaped
E«RIF f Call eves. ! 94S-957I when you can buy a charming 3 bedroom. 2 bath, with swim pool. Fabulous buy y
899—Santa Clara County Eichler 4 BR, 2Vi B, swim, pool,
rc BUYM
OAK TREES home that is better than AEK with dining & family
room combination.
at $32,950. West Valley Area nr. schls., stores, Low down.
244-8576.
REFERRAL
• OPEN
new? double doors open

Associates
TRADE-IN PLAN
This lovely ranch-style home is to a wide entrance. 2250 McCABE REALTOR
located in one of the choicest
residential areas in Los Altos sq. ft. of well-planned
968-4185 ASSOCIATES
DAY YO 1-1410 NIGHT
DISCOVER THE VALLEY'S
It is nestled "in a charming
130 M a i n St. Los Altos 948-4459
oak - lined cul-de-sac amid living a r e a includes 4 DON'T MISS OUT WALK TO PARK
FINEST HOME VALUES
other fine homes, There are 1257 MIRAFLORES WAY bedrooms, 2'/^ b a t h s , We have just listed another 3j AND SCHOOLS
3 bedrooms, 2'/z baths, sepa 1
rate family room, breakfast SUNDAY 1-5 good-sized dining room, Bedroom, 2 bath with, family I'/i years new, 3 bdrm., 2 , AT

COOL HOME • . • • room, utility room—including This all-purpose home is a marvelous kitchen, a
room in Sterling Estates. It
has new carpets, drapes and
bath, paneled fam. r m . , 2 fire '>
places, formal dining rm

WESTGATE
a Philco combination washer definitely t+ie best buy on
and dryer. The kitchen is all separate family r o o m is insulated. Value priced at A E K , dbl, o v e n ; service
today's market. 3 big $22,950. porch, paneled 10x10' entr
electric with a double *oven bedrooms, 2 baths, f a m - . too. beautiful carpeting hall with Italian marble floor

• • • FOR A LARGE FAMILY and big built-in Revco refrig

e/ator and freezer. Also in
eluded is an inter-com system,
drapes and carpeting. The
ily room, dining room,
plus a 40' heated & fil-
tered pool roust be sold.
& draperies, excellent
landscaping, st. William's
REFERRAL
ASSOCIATES
Intercom, carpets & drapes. 2
patios, prof, landscaping.
$31,500. Owner 739-3424,

CABANA CLUB HOMES

Owner js paymg on 2
Exejting contemporary designed by Goodwin beautifully landscaped lot has homes so has reduced p a r o c h i a l school DAY YO 1-1410 NIGHT
a sprinkler system front and his price far below the OWNER MOVING
Steinberg, AIA, nearing completion in the Los back. The price i s o n l y $44,950. a p p r a i s e d value to $46,500. Try No Down! $15,000! 3 bdrm., 2 bath, spacious kitch-
Call today to see! F.H.A. or G.I.I Vacant 3 bed- en with breakfast bar, carpet
Altos Country Club area. 5 Bedrooms, 4 baths, $29,500. room, 2 bath Sunnyvale home ing, drapes, beautiful land- 3 BEDRMS. 5 BEDRMS.

Best & Co. • EWART UNNA WYCKOFF, Realtor

large family kitchen and breakfast room with pan- Range and refrig. included. scaping with covered patio
Closing costs only down. Beat Ask for Mr. Bowman. 2 BATHS 2V4 B A T H S
try, separate family room, outstanding master the rent, HURRY Eves.: 967 F a m i l y Room
suite with walk-in dressing room and Roman tub
133 M a i n Street 948-8226
5973.
968.1674
PALO ALTO REALTY
220 California
F a m i l y Room

that opens to an elegant private sun patio. Rich Palo Alto

redwood paneling and beamed ceilings in the 10-
ft.-high living room and dining room. Completely
" F o r Satisfying Dealings! "
459 California Ave. DA 1-7380 310 Third, Cor. San Antonio
948-6661
EVERYTHING
Eves. 948-46151 is here to make life more fun! !
34! Castro

HUDKINS & EWBANKS

Mountain View 327-3210 Ofc.
ELBOW GREASE
w i l l save you $ here. 4 BR.
Eves. 736-1173
TO $21,450
Big, heated & filtered POOL 2'/2 bath. u t i l . r m . , carpets
air conditioned, Wall-to-wall Karastan carpeting.
Landscaping with automatic sprinklers included.
IT'S A "CUTIE" NORTH LOS ALTOS (plastic pool cover incl.) Pool-
side dressing Cabana com-
OPEN SUNDAY I - 5
BLOSSOM PLAZA
drapes, corner lot, close to
Homestead & M a r y A v e V a
Six Architecturally Designed Models
$84,000 LOW, LOW TAXES! Convenient to El Ca
plete with bath. Large cement
PATIO area. Room for all This home is spotless and im-
kinds of activity. Big cherry
1548 Phyllis Ave., Mt. View. cant, make offer. Eves 961
2948.
Great Saratoga —Westside Area
mino — and priced for maculate throughout. 3 bed M i l l e r - W e t m o r e Realtors
IMMEDIATE SALE . . . F a m i l y Room, overlooking
two'"*-bedrooms, I bath, rooms, 2 baths plus extra sun- Sunnyvale 739-5591
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY . 1 - 5 beautifully landscaped
so don/t put off calling
us to INSPECT this very
pool & patio. — Roomy 3-bed
room, 2 bath rancher, that's
room. Owners are • leaving
area and have priced it right BRACE YOURSELF—DAD BIG BEAUTIFUL CABANA CLUB
attractive 2 bedroom sparkling fresh. Approach by at $231950. This is an excel- 3 BR., 1 bath, 1280 sq. ft. home
E %
'/4 acrek mature f r u i t LOS ALTOS
home. Large bedrooms,
ranch a sweeping circular driveway.
Quiet street with a rural at-
lent buy. Call with filtered swimming pool Your own championship-size swimming pool, dressing
* to Lane
-
trees, lots of aggregate
makes garden care easy,
bath — hardwood floors.
Fireplace In living room,
mosphere.
You wouldn't expect to find so
Sorensen-Degenhardt Realty
395 California. P.A. 326-5656
dishwasher, range
carpets, 2 patios & fish pond
For only $17,950, $800 dn. poss
& oven rooms. Tree-shaded lawns and shuffle Board court. For
the future use of Westgate home owners.
dining area. ENCLOSED much for so little. Only $38,500 FAIRBROOK HOMES B I L L ELLIS, Broker 948 4138
OWNER BUILDER 941-0530 outdoor dining p a t i o PATIO WITH BUILT-
IN BBQ . . . Perfect
Eves, call 967-9421. New 3 & 4 bdrms. to 2400 sq OFFICE: 365A 1st St.. L A "LIVED-IN" LOOK
tucked away from the for real family living. Available on Our ft. 2Vi—3 baths. A E kitchen. By Owner. Lovely 4 BR, 2V4
HOME TRADE-IN PLAN Traditional design. Creek bor-
REDUCED $10,000 breezes. *"*» s p o t l e s s AND ONLY $29,500. dering lots. 2 fireplaces. El baths redwood home.. 1/3 ac Complete redwood fencing, lawns, shrubs, and patios,
everything included.
level Indscpd. grounds with

WHITECLIFF
h o m e , o n l y $22,000. Camino to Grant Rd. fMtn. trees. Cedar paneled fam. rm
Must sll this 1 year old. 4 bedroom. 2li bath View). South 1 m i . to Levin,
nome. Unique custom features through
H i Scti o1 $59 800 eves, call bette crowson, AUGUST ASSOCIATES left to Fairbrook. From
A E K . Bit. in freezer & refrig.
Excl. residential area. Walk- PRESTIGE LOCATION
i r f ° - - 245-2634 or 300 So. San Antopio Road $32,500. Tel. 961-2830. ing dist. to schools & shops
948-9178
L.A
Corner Cutie! $15,500! for appt.$31,000.
Asking Call RE 9-4163
Prin. Only.
Choice West Valley-Saratoga area near major shopping
ELLIOTT BUILT—UNDER $40,000 93!) F r e m o n t 948-4454 Rex' Manor! Convenient to centers, schools, churches, and San Jose and Peninsula

? 3 b AAe ,t (0?Sroom |US

UNNA WYCKOFF, Realtor 4 BEDROOMS
Palo Alto and local industries. Cherry Hill W e s t by owner.
Ideal for boat or trailer own- Brown-Kauffmann. 3 BR, 2 ba.
Industries.

#nr°*« l Ex
-
AI -S? f 0 rO we fnf ei cr i e sn c y and
P separate
easy care.
family
P e r t | V Planned all electric
85x151
room
lot
1.13 Main Street 948 8226
Reduced to sell! 2 bath ranch Los Altos' Best Value er. Newly repainted inside and
out. Call now. Eves: 967 6430
sep. dining or fam. r m . , tile
entry, cpts., drpes, 16x42 cov. BEST TERMS —BEST VALUE
style on beautiful tree-lined
368^170." ^ ? y s S E > - L . Eves. Mr, Shea street in downtown Los Altos. Shake roof ranch in best Los patio. Lge. AEK with brick
Big all elec. family kit., din- Altos location near school and
968-1674 BBQ Vi mi. from new free- No down payment to qualified veterans. Minimum down
BUY OF A LIFETIME ing area. Excellent terms. A El Camino Real. 4 bedrooms, 341 Castro Mountain View way, access without noise. for FHA, Cal Vet and conventional loans.

• MILLER -WETMORE • IS ONLY $26,950

Really an excellent value.
must see at only $32,950.
RANCHO BEAUTY
Stunning 4 bdrm., 2'A baths con-
2'4 baths, huge family room
with fireplace. All • electric
kitchen, beam ceiling living
room. '•« acre with many
HUDKINS & EWBANKS
BY OWNER
2451332
$199 DOWN
BR. 2 baths. 2 car garage. 10
6 MODELS —ALL NEW —ALL DIFFERENT
Realtors temporary. Walking distance trees. Priced at $42,500 for Attractive home with $7350 im minutes to Palo Alto, Monthly
Loj Altos Office A 3 BR, 2 bath, custom- to Los Altos Rancho shops immediate sale provements; lot 80x129, 2 bd payments $90 P&l See this A f f t 0 r , W ? s l f ! a t e b * L o s A l t o s archi-
Sunnyvale Office built in the exclusive Et. Jo- JSep. f a m . room, sep. dining bargain buy! Call ABBEY A.I.A. 3, 4, 5 bedrooms 2 and 2V4
175 S. San Antonio Rd rms. 1 bfc'h; carpeting refrig
1565 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd seph area. Master BR 13'4" room, big all elec. kit. A feel- electric stove, drapes; partly now h !S
th
* " - «i x0 .y \e r•s • aNonem higher. Land pur-
948-1462
• ' CbUNTRY~HOME~
739-5591
x l 6 ' 5 " . Excellent financing
and terms avail. Eves 948
.^647 or 948 6425
ing of luxury throughout
Beautifully landscaped, lovelyj:
quiet neighborhood $37,500. HARE, BREWER covered patio, brick BBQ
picket fence; 19 tree-orch. In
county. Low Taxes; '< mi. to
323-5923
F I X UP
, , « hi- i?, u i
u ? o s *'We All homos have spacious family rooms,
and Hotpomt electric kitchens.
8 ° aEes these great

ATTENTION INVESTORS Eves 548-9654 ? shop centers. 4 schools. Fremont & No, 9. 3 BR. dm

This is JUST WHAT

YOU'VE BEEN WAIT
i • IN THE CITY
* >/3 ACRE WOODED
j Seclusion yet convenience of
FRANK
* ALLAIN REALTY ;
2111 E l C a m i n o R e a l , ' P A
KELLEY, INC.
1642 Santa Cruz. M.P. .327-5700
9 0
REX MA^OFTHRTFTY
0 ^

3 bedrooms. 1 bath close in

rm.. hdwd. firs., Ig. corner DIRECTIONS:
lot Sep. ? car gar. Investors
check this. Asking $19 500
Eves. 968-3898,
,r
(Sunnyvale) to
, ' - • - • • — - - " T take Mathilda Avenue exit
El Camino i v c 0 tReal. Turn left and then right
ING FOR! A real cute 2 walking d.stance to shopping 126 6646 D a y o r N i g h t 530 University, P.A. 377-5700 property for the Price-con- Miller-Wetmore Realtors PrlSJLV?P
Dn y H 9 p Do n l
K H i f h w a y 9 and turn left on
t h e
bedroom home is now Cory ? bedroom home with 948-6606 736-4676 scious buyer. $650 down to Sunnyvale 739 5591 ai»n »^ • • ^T "Westgate" signs to Wood-
located on this larse extra garage that could be 4298 El Cammo •
El Camino at CLIMBING a new FHA. Price $15,500.
By owner. Walk to Homestead
glen and turn to models. Homes will be open from 10 a m.
DOWNTOWN
ZONED LOT. CHECK
C? usrd for storase or what have Los Altos
you Offers in the reRion of Bernardo. S'vale GORGEOUS VIEW Eves 967-4034.
Hi & Cupertino J r . H i . 4 BR.
t0 8 p m
Telephone: 378-9200
THIS OUT
ATELY—ASKING ONLY
IMMEDl $?9.500 invited. OP SUCCESS PLUS CHARM
KARLIN REALTY
776 Villa. M . V . 961-4345
2Vi ba., f a m . r m . , A E K , insul..
cpts. & drps., newly painted
$45,000.
OPEN . and looking for a home Lovely almost V* ac. cul-de-sac Telephone: 378-9200
VOORHIES
that reflects your good for High on the hill overlooking the By owner: 4 BR, 2Vi bath,
tune? Then see this spacious AEK, Contemporary stucco. lot with many trees. Asking
new home. . . it says ' Q U A L I - valley and Bay, this spacious $24,950 or make offer. 2450984
Dally I to 6 Cul-de-sac, 1/3 acre near Blos-
AUGUST ASSOCIATES 460 Harrington Court
T Y " at first glance. 4 BR, custom
delightful redwood yi paneled 3 bath, all electric kitchen.
built split level 4 BR,
som Plaza, Pool—heat & fil.
—landscaped. L.A. schools. A 3% LISTING A MARDELL DEVELOPMENT
300 So. San Antonio Road « bedrooms, 2 baths, extra familv room with wet-bar and family room home features a
fTI d nil no view patio and sundeck. The Immediate occupancy. $38,500.
948-9178 Rrtf large family room with sew used brick firsplace, separate 968-6671. BR, 7 B. Fam., A t r i u m . A E K
DA j n i ; ing or hobby nook. Room for dining room, well planned kit raised level family and living Gl loan Nr. schls. Owners,
After fi 30 p.m. 3?1 1 16
real outdoor living on the tree chen with all the very latent rooms are enhanced by ea-
MONTA LOMA SCHOOL w i l l Blisten to ANY offers 906—NEWARK 922—BOULDER CREEK
shaded 1/3 acre. Vacant — appliances. Acre site with thedral beam ceilings. The I L L ELLIS, Broker
MAN, WHAT A PAD! Very nice 3 BR home. 2 patios,
Building Pad, that is. Terrific TREES and SPACE ready for you to move right
in and begin Country Stylp
many trees in select new
division, High in the h i l l * near
Mib picturesque silhouette
cented by a beautiful oriental
is ac
aluminum siding, 2 baths, all
appliances, $19,950. 5 bedrooms, 4
948-4138
"~~ p
View lots, city water & new
county paved roads. $2950 up
close-In L.A. Hills location mid And a simply delightful 4 yr Page M i l l Rd. garden. Only $56,000.

$295 DOWN
Living at its best. Eves call Eves. 968-5319, Dennis arate utility $300 dn. Owner. 3543989, L.G
way b e t w e e n Town and old homo, close m so the kids family

G)BSON*PRATT
967-4767. $38,950.
Rancho. A r t f u l l y graded some
years ago. It is unique for a
ran cut through the creek and
into town on their own, 4 BR, Available on Our GENTRY-ROBERTSON McCABE REALTOR
LOW DOWN P A Y M E N T .
9684485 room. nr. 3 schools, close to
shopping, Regent Place 926—SANTA CRUZ
Hill site in that it offers easily 3 baths; elegant, formal liv- HOME TRADE IN PLAN R Second St. Los Altos i 5-31,000., Lived in 1 month
Contemporary home, 3 EfR. ? 745-3198
twfee a t much area for build ing room: huge, casual knot
Evr". <MR.?6?8;4ft7 Hamilton, PA. DA 4 1681 bath, FR, A E K , Japanese gar-

WHITECLIFF
•MR 6636 Plus $100 Tax Impounds DUPLEX
ing and landscaping than the typine-paneled family r o o m den, teahouse. I o w maint Greatly Reduced By Owner
average "goat-country" lot. with massive fireplace; ? pa- in one of Santa Cruz's best
tios: master bedroom has Its SALE or LEASE landscape Nr. schools, park, Split level on cul-de-sac' A 4 bedroom homes. Built-in
I t ' l l take a big home, guest
p a r k i n g are* and Pool with own private balcony, Gard
ner Bullis School, easy drive
LIKE BRAND NEW bedrooms, 1/3 acre. 1 years
old. sop. f a m . r m . , .1 car gar .
transportation. Asking $26,950
By owner. 968-3886.
Beautifully landscaped, 3 BR
2", ba. Lge. FR w / f r p l . sep
GE range & oven. Ready for
neighborhoods. An excellent
buy at $29,950. Call
Sorensen-Degenhardt Realty
no sweat. At $20,000 it bears DR. Many custom features immediate occupancy or rent
looking Into. Eves. 968-8091 to Stanford. $63,500 Uniqur custom-built home and many extras. Must sacn TWO HOUSES 395 California. P.A. 326-5656
f-'remont LA 148 fico. $38,850. 968-1106. $^8,950 * 245-4827, 736-2239
Days It's POWELL+REAL —3 BR—2'/2 baths—sep. dm. $650 HANDLES w i t h option to buy. From
TOR, San Antonio A ?nd
948-0456.
GENTRY-ROBERTSON
1 3B6 Second St
room—separate family room
— detached garage—PLUS
Owner: 4 BR, 2 B. L.A. High
lands. 2000 sq ft. Bargain at
R.I zoned, grosses
$17,950. Ask for M r Fraser
$150 month 3 BR, 2 bath, fam.
A fenced, no rugs or drps
r m . , Idscpd $135 per mo. O p e n House 960—GENERAL
Los Alto*
148-6WB Fvr* 94fl 04?.1 CONTEMPORARY—VIEW
additional extra AND an ox- $35,950, 948-8935 or A L 3 5627. ROBERT BRUCE 377-18S0 Will consider yr l#»ase or rent dally 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. PROPERTIES
r.pllent Los Altos location evenings call 941 0499 al purchase. Avail. Oct 15 37027 Poplar St. One b l o c k
$47,800 Agent. RE 6 9240
ONLY $20,000 DO IT YOURSELF .Just vacated by transferred
. All this for $37,950. To
phone eves fil7 or. 866—MOUNTAIN VIEW Exc. 1M~VTL.A.~aTW.
Immediate occupancy.
N e w.
Dit?- Choice area, 155' deep lot on
south of Thornton Ave. near Large house, 3 bedrooms. 2''?
KINGS M O U N T A I N

OPEN 1-6 DAILY Crane. 5 BR. 3 B, fam rm cul-de-sac, shake roof, Mac. Dumbarton B r i d g e . Phone baths, den. fantastic mtn. A
owner—situated on an acre FRANK marine view on 1 acre Also
[Good Los Alto* location Gara *'te n the Palo Alto School $20,950 2250 sq ft many extras kay. 4 BR, 2 BA. fam. r m , 797-0852. 2 apts Total $48,000
a little old-fashioned cot- ready to rrmorlpl to family District. 3 bdrms., 2 baths- .i BR. 1 Bath, w / w Carpets A $35,500. 948 1546 A E K , wlk to schls., ownr
room 3 brdrriorrn ,
•
> baMis ^rparate dining room—all Drps., Patio, nr. *rans. A shop 4 BR., 2 bath*, 1 yr. old, A E K $29,500. $3J>00jdln. 739 8307.
tag© on I/2 acre in the $?6.900. 10590 Baxter Ave Los Alto Hi Sch
acre level wooded lot on
Hectric kitchen — separate w / w cpts.. Indscp., vacant. By owner, new home7~$23~,S0(F. $19,400 Skyline Blvd. Phone Brock,
los altos country c l u b c%
-l^Ljl2!l - 3
K*"t 988-8.159 family room — corral and B I L L ELLIS Broker 948-4138 $31,500. Owner will carry 2nd 3 BRS. 2 baths, dble garage, 8518100 or 366-8464
«. t a h I e <s for ? horses— 948-6606 736-4676 Nr. Awslt HI. 7709 Wasatch extra large lot By owner; 4 BR, 2 bath. 3 yr William W. Holmes, broker
srma—loti of trees. " OPEN- choice wall • to wall car- 4298 El Cammo • V.\ Camino at Mt. V, 968-7448 a m eves
disposal etc., : old A 15 minutes from Palo
Los Altos • Bernardo, S'vale Want Ads published in the Palo 9fiLfl*i_5 19- 366-7493. Alto. Selling $500 under FHA
SAT. & SUN. 1 0 - 6 pot* and drapes included —
Only Sl.450~d«wn.~3 Br., 2 B~ appraisal. W / W carp., dish- 960-A — General
UNNA WYCKOFF, Realtor Now and different ruMic mod
ern 4 BR, 2M, bath, at 91
excellent financing. Alto Times are required to
meet certain standards of ac- 3 BR , 2 B.. Dining Ell Dress
ceptability and considerable
A 3% LISTING w/w carpeting,
rm , insulated, patio, sprin-
AEK, fam. washer, sprinklers, all fenc-
ing, trees, beautifully land
Prop«rtit* Wanted
143 Main Street 948 8226 Sylvlan Way (betwprn San
Antonio Rd. & Cherry)
COLDWELL,
87 Stanford Shopping Center
BANKER OPEN HOUSE time and effort are expended
every day in screening ques- BILL ELLIS. Broker
OWNERS MUST SELL!
948-4138
klers, sep^j^orkshop, 245-1647. scaped. Owner w
closing. 5673 McDonald, New-
i l l help w i t h
WANT TO BUY
M O D E L OPEN
12493 Sunrise Court
BjJJLJ^ BY G E R A R Q 96R-RB86
DA 1-O300 DAILY 1 to 7 tionable ads. BY OWNER: n t time offered.
3 BR. i bath large fam, rm.
family room. AEK.
schls. Asking S2I.500. 245-1947.
Near ark , 79?t4970. 2 or 3 bedroom home;
868 Parke Dr., Mtn. View.
(Take Mlramonte to Portland) EASY TO BUY! 26535 Weston Road However, due to the Increasing Choice home in Blossom area.
920—PESCADERO
3 — 4 —- 5 Bedrooms, New 5 bedrooms, ?y, baths, new number of ads being offered Immediate occupancy. 967-6089 CHERRY CHASE. By o w n e r . " 1
F r o m $35,450 quality home with bay view SUPERIOR 4 bedrooms. ?v, baths SEPA each day. many of them for 8R.. 1 B.. t r p l . . <stv., d r p * . 964—EXCHANGE
W H I T E C L I F F Realty 948 4454 $41,500. $5000 down, $198 per location and construction in RATE DINING ROOM. f a m . immediate insertion. It is pos 4 BR, 2 BATH, $19,500 $18,200, Assume FHA. 324-1777. QRACkOUS C O U N T R Y L I V I N G REAL ESTATE
month plus taxes with "CARD ly room, utility room. De- sible that occasionally a ques- Owner 1 blk. school A park. NEARLY Spacious 2 story colonial on 3
t h i s beautiful custom - built NEW Modern 3 acres. Ideal for t h e horse
PLAN". luxe home on acre lot with tionable ad w i l l escape our Mackay Cul-de-sac. 968-4887.
ACRE KNOLL! BOB CARD BUILDER 948 9571
ranch-style home. This has 4
view of hills. $49,550-—$5000 notice.
Bdrm., 2 baths. Excellent lo- man: tack room A barn. Want to t r a d * premium cemm'l
New 4 BR., tWfttpfng View. Near large bedrooms,• 2 baths, all cation $24,950. Phone 245-5756. $42,500. Agent 726-2980. land located on El Camino 8
electric kitchen, family room down, $240 mo. plus taxes BY OWNER 3 B R , 2 ba. con- blk. so. of San Antonio Rd. 70
Rancho. Will trade. $57,500. NEW BY OWNER
Y OWN PLUS the many other refine-' with " C A R D PLAN. 1 Readers who note an advertise temp. Insulated, lmm»c. Prof. Owner trans. Beaut, 4 BR., fam. v 220 w/attractive 1000 sq. ft.
BUILT BY GERARD 468-8686 Custom 3 lg«. BR.. 2V4 ba., sep.
din. r m . fam, r m , , & bar
ments found in a first class BOB CARD Builder
home.
948-9571. ment which seems t o be out
of line w i t h Rood advertising
Indscpd. Lge. cor. lot nr.
schls., church & park, 968-6084.
rm. home on lge. cul-de-iac
lot with pool. $32,950. 739-2743
BE SURE office bldg. w / a m p l e parking.
Need Indust. bldg. w/offlce A
By owner • lovely 4 Br. home Oversize gar Extrfi stor ethics are requested to call To Order Your
nr. Mhta. <f shop. Immed. Charming 2 BR horn*, en »A acre factory space—min. 8000 * C
Quality workmanship. $4fi.500 T R A D E IN PLAN the classified department of l ^ C u t t o m built 3 BR., 2V» baths, I BR + FR—$28,500 Attr. Eich- ft. to max. 12,000 t o . ft. in
oceup. * t $ Alma Ct. 245-3476 75 View St., I. 4 948-8301 of garden & trees. $19,900 the Palo Alto T i m e * 321-0400 basement. On V, acre $37,950
(McCABE REALTOR %8 r, 6.19 Paco Dr S48-0685 Kaiser Realty 9684014 J
ler Off Hollenbeck. 1103 Spi
n o sa 7.1631$?. Only $2500 dn Palo Alto Times P A . , M.V., or S V . Call 967-
553, j ,
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PALO ALTO TIMES
RIAL ESTATE
910
FREMONT
ready n o w . . .
i m i l? • » • • ' " « this newest grouB of Starlit*
Up to 2V4 bath;. Latest model G E kitchens.
Family rooms with second fireplace. More house
fo
ufc yo .V r m o r L " y t h a n y ° u ' " *lnd on the Peninsula
*}$ J*» higher land costt. Yet we're only 15
minutes easy, open highway drive from Sunny-
vale, 25 minutes from Palo Alto.
41*
PiS"
acre private cabana club for your family's
DI 6 - §?'f w i ' , t h i n • mile- Good s c h o o l » Includ-
ing Parochial. Uncrowded rural atmosphere.
from $116
per month including taxes, and insurance.
A small self-contained residential com-
munity. Model homes open nitely until
nine.
REALLY WORTH SEEING!
Starlite Hills
Warm Springs Blvd., Fremont just north
of Milpitas. Phone 656-8529 (code 415)
972—COMMERCIAL,
INDUSTRIAL
Choice 12 acres in fast growing
city of. Fremont. Adjacent
new G.M. auto plant. Bound-
ed by S. P. railroad and high-
way. All utilities there. I n -
• vest now before it's too late
at only S12.000 per acre.
VOORHIES
3170 El Camino Real
DA 3-3132 -
After 5:30 P.M. 321-2116
SHOPPING CENTER
New and most attractive.
Shows 7 H % on price of
$340,000. Contact:
JACK" S.- E U P H R A T
Realtor
801 Welch Rd.
321-9500
Palo Alto
_ _
• 3 . 6 acres, hwy. 9 and Cottle
Ave., $266,000.
• 9.6 acres, Stevens Creek Rd.,
Cupertino tn.> center, $550,000
M C L A R E N R E A L T O R 252.6340
Commercially zoned in down-
town business triangle; 3 BR.
home ideal for small business
or residence. Well situated for
good foot traffic. Call 941-1220.
976—ACREAGE, "~
RANCHES
186 ACRES
SANTA CRUZ AREA
Flat to genfle rolling hills,
only 3V4 miles from Aptos.
New road adjoins property,
4 homes, several wells,
many improvements, excel-
lent potential with good f i -
nancing.
Call George Besore 321-8332.
548 University Ave., Palo Alto
DON'T P U T O F F M A K I N G
THAT LAND INVESTMENT I
Subdiyidable acreage in a
coming area. 35 minutes
from Palo Alto. 20-acre par-
cel — $50,000.
E. D. "TOM" COX
326-5686
Exchange
445 Sherman, P.A.
Vh Ac^ adjoining
quality homes for Apt. units
in P.A, M.P, or Mt. V . Devel-
op 14 fine lots easily.
Kendall & Bower Realtor
948-2375 Eves. 323-9589
So. Calif. 2V4 ac. Antelope V a l -
ley. $1825, small down, $25
mo. Owner. Write Palo A l t o
980—RESORT
PROPERTY
LAKE VIEWI
$750 per acre, 10 acres in Ore-
viile area. Level with pines.
Good access road. 25% down.
Lake & Land Brokers. Y O 1-
6300, eves. YO 8-0608.
984—Income, Investment
Property
Menlo Park Apts.
Full Occupancy
$15,600 Annual Income
There will never be a better
time to buy these twin 5 unit
buildings In the heart of
Menlo. Six furnished, four un-
furnished. Let u« show you
both the apartments and the
statement.
FOX & CARSKADON
APT. SALES D I V I S I O N
610 Santa Cruz, M.P.
322-3451
$49,950
Will trade for home.
Custom 1-story triplex s h a k e
roof. 3 BR, 2 bath, sep. din.
room, ,2-car gar., elec. kit.,
cpts,, drps. + two 2 BR. units.
BERNI<5E ELKINS, A S T .
397 So. Mathilda, 736JB087
11 A 18rV«iwci~un"lti~~ nearlng
completion. Adjoining Ather-
ton. Top location — rental
area — ctimate. 1. 2 & 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths. Pools. Near
Peninsu"«'s finest restaurants,
shopping centers. $150,000 &
$255,000. Projected 16% return.
Agent 365-1392 or 325 3886.
W E L L D E S I G N E D D U P L E X in
excellent rental area. Close to
Bubb School. Tile in baths and
kitchens. Private patio. Sprm
klers $33,500.
W H I T E C U F F R E A L T Y 948-4454
TRAILER PARK
54 spaces — reduced for quick
sale to $79,500 (full price). For
full details call FRED MIL
LER ORJ7986
PALO "ALTO
Prln. O n l y . 18 unit* delux«.
Pleas, conv. , loe. Well built.
Exc. record. $185,000. Owner
will carry 2nd- PA 1-3012.
• 3 unit* and cottage, excellent
condition. All furnished. Good
income. Vacancies no prob-
lem. Downtown location.
Owner, 740 Webtfer, P.A.
2 home* on 1 lot, t •*» ••• .In
downtown M.V. Potential m-
c o m * $240. Mtn. maint. $23,950.
An excel. Investment.
F. N. Mena, Realtor 9683474
Duplex tot t « U or lease. 3 BR,
2 baths; 2 BR, 1 bath. Wdwd
floor*, deluxe kitchens 439
C . r n e f o * , SV. Call 739-8458 or
9684231.
By owner. 4 large 2 bedroom
u n 11 ft, Very " o w vacancy.
$5,280 income. $45,500. $8,060
down. Call 322-8U9 eves.
*>Z bedroom unite, 1*4 M»ddl#-
fleld at Hawthorne. P A .
$5,500 down. 324-2655
JEAL ESTATE
984—Income, Investment
Property
LIKE MONEY?
Good real Estate investments
make money 3 ways—current
operating profit — long term
appreciation & tax shelter.
Here are some good exam-
ples.
1. 11 units—good mix—low rents
—high income. Only $98,500.
2. 6 custom built units—almost
new—$96,500.
3. 8 large 2-bedroom units—fine
location—deluxe. $125,000.
We also have several good
D U P L E X buys.
WARD SCHAFER, Realtor
YO 8-3885 Eves. 961-1531
THREE PLUS TWO
Triplex or Duplex, we have
both. Top rental area in Palo
Alto. You can live in one unit
, now and laugh all the way to
the bank later. The duplex is
$37,950, the triplex Is $38,500.
See these potential money
makers now.
BALDWIN
460 Ramona, P.A. 325-6747
HOME EQUITY
DOWN PAYMENT
AS
Palo Alto 7-plex with a deluxe
and charming owner's unit.
Let the tenants pay the bills
—lower your income tax pay-
ments — and in addition give
you a fine profit.
Asking $77,500
DOUG COUCH i >
1955 El Camino, P.A.
Commercial Dept.
DA 2-4621 DAY or N I G H T
16 UNITS $120,000
4 year old, modern units.
8—2 BRs. 8—1 BRs. Custom-
built for present owner. Priced
way below original purchase
price. A prudent • Investor's
choice.
WE TAKE TRADES
968-7279 — Eves. 948-8806
LELAND GERBER Realtor
765 Distel Los- Altos
MENLO PARK APTS.
8 UNITS—$79,500
A CHARMING OLDER BUILD-
ING IN O N E O F M E N L O
PARK'S F I N E S T LOCA-
TIONS. NO VACANCY PROB-
LEMS. CALL NOW FOR AP-
P O I N T M E N T TO S E E .
VILLAGE ASSOCIATES
3T6 State St., Los Altos
948-0537
ADJOINING ATHERTON
Sharp contemporary duplex. 2
BR each, immaculate cond.
Fireplace, private patio, quiet
cul-de-sac lot. Owner's unit
available. Top loan can be
obtained. $42,500.
SEYBOLD REALTY
1166 University, M.P. DA 2-2149
A STEAL
8 UNITS
$70,000
Owner Agent DA 1-4473
W A N T TO W H E E L & DEAL?
4 units, Menlo Park $46,500
8 units, Sunnyvale
8 units, Sunnyvale
$90,000
$84,500
14 units, Red. City
19 units, Mt. View
$165,000
$195,000
Low down pmts. carry 2nd.
D/T. Trades considered.
M O R I E NUSSENBAUM 321-6190
Eves. 322-5180 or 739-8131
TRIPLEX
Good Palo Alto location, always
rented. Excellent terms and
priced right at $39,950. Hurry
on this one and call,
Sorensen-Degenhardt Realty
395 California, P.A. 326 5656
TWINS
Identical 6 plexes. 3 BR 2 bath
unit in each. Good Sunnyvale
location. Vacancy ru> problem.
S e l l t o g e t h e r or separate.
$79,500 for one. Try your home
as down. Sheen Reajty, 323-3308
POTENTIAL
Annual rent might be increased
from $4920 to $6120 On this
strategic College T e r r a c e
Property—$43,950.
Co.
Boehnt &
327-5554.
For M l * by Owner — builder
8 unit apt. 4—2 BR.; 4—1 B R .
$80,000. 1 yr. old. C a r p e t s ,
drapes, appliances. 1261 Cor-
taz, Sunnyvale. CY 3 8604;
RE6-3978.
BY OWNER
6 units, $53,000, M.V.
326-6361.'eves.
Stt.OOO, 4-2 BR. U N I T S
Income $4,632. Good M.V. loca-
tion, near Sylvanla, principals
_ o n l y , 948-2096 eft. 5j&,m.
Owner moving. 15% return on
deluxe M.V. 4 plex. Or live
rent free, 3 BR. 2 bath own-
er's unit. $13,000 dn. 739-3816.
L E V E R A G E — 1 5 % dn. f% unit*
—yr. old. G r o t * $36,000. Priced
to tell, $288,000. Trade o.k.
Agent, DA 1-3338.
MT. VIEW 4 PLEX
all 2 BR. $46,500, $485 gross. Call
964-4177. or 968-5380.
REAL ESTATE
"B*!"—Income^ liwewtiieiii fnoperty
22 WEST
Ranch Style — Custom Duplexes
For SALE and For RENT
Trade your Home — Double your Security
3 & 2 Bedroom Units - 2 & Vb Baths
32,
terms to suit
READY TO MOVE INTO
* Carpets * Drapes
Builder: ALFRED F. DAVIS
W E B B — Exclusive Agent
Represented by John McCormlck
Tel: Office 264-
Terrific Development
Possibilities
5 Unit lot in prime Palo
Alto rental area with
triplex adjoining, R.2
zoning n e a r Stanford.
$18,700 down with as-
sumable 6W% l o a n .
Property permits many
development - combina-
tions. Excellent . starter
for your real estate port-
folio
FOX & CARSKADON
APT. SALES DIVISION
610 Santa Cruz, M.P.
322-3451
LINFIELD OAKS
Deluxe 4 plex in gorgeous gar-
den setting framed by huge
' oak. 2 bdrm, units. Convenient
to all shops and commuting.
Eves. 323-2930.
5 PLEX $41,950
Excellent Palo Alto l o c a t i o n -
walk to Calif. Ave, shops and
all transportation. Studio
units all furnished, all rented.
Terrific return on investment.
Eves. 327-4186.
DELUXE
9 spacious units, exceptionally
well built. 1, 2 & 3 bdrm. units,
complete all elec. kit., custom
carpeted & draped. Excellent
financing available, owner
will consider trade. Choice
Menlo Park location.
• ALLAIN REALTY
883 Oak Grove Ave., M.P.
322-4553 Day or Night
PRICE REDUCED
12 UNITS
All 2 bedroom with Wall-to-wall
carpets, glass enclosed show-
ers, all electric kitchens. 6
units furnished. Heated and
filtered pool, landscaped for
easy maintenance, only 4
years old. Top condition, real
good location, convenient to
shopping and transportation.
$135,000. This property shows
a good return. Call us for an
appt. to inspect.
Ames, Brophy X Cranston
2 locations to serve you
463 University, P.A. 326-6111
2991 Middlefi,eld, P.A. 327-24H
6 UNITS
QUITE DIFFERENT
Alto excellent location
architecture
unit: 3 bedrms plus
den or 4 bdrms, 2 baths and
utility room.
AII elec. kitchens, w.w. car-
pets & drapes.
2 years old. No vacancies,
i : $120,000.
Alex C. Barrios, Realtor
DA 1-4404 Eves. DA 4-2189
DELUXE 4 PLEX
WALK TO DOWNTOWN
PALO ALTO —OWNERS'
T O W N E HOUSE U N I T CON-
SISTS O F 3 BDRMS & 2
BATHS — professionally land-
scaped — carpets & drapes
— deluxe home as well as a
fine close-in income unit, rare-
ly found in Palo Alto — terms
at $85,000.
Day or Night
HERRMANN
348 Waverley
DA 1 7 2 6 7 P a l o Alto
•Fine Palo Alto location..3-1 Bed-
room units and 1-2 Bedroom
unit. Price only $45,000. Call
todayl
Best & Co.
" F o r Satisfying Dealingsl"
459 California Ave. DA 1-7380
DUPLEXES
BEST IN PALO ALTO
Each side has a split level 3
BR, 2 bath apt. with sep. din.
rm., fireplace & large fenced-
in patios.
Amarillo at Tanland Dr., P.A.
Open for Inspection
Mgr. 326-9730
Tan Construction Co. DA 6-6500
10 UNITS
$62,000 FULL PRICE
Sunnyvale downtown
100%
location.
occupancy. Sound in-
vestment opportunity and tax
shelter. T r y $15.OOP down.
Owner may trade for home.
Call A B B E Y
323-5923 __
MIDTOWN
25,000 sq. feet of land with
seven rental units, 1 lot re-
moved from commercial zon-
ing. There is excellent poten-
tial here. Call.
Sorensen Degenhardt Realty
S7
9 C f PA *-»A J?
M E N L O PARK
A 1 office building, central heat,
air conditioning, public park
ing next door. Q r o i s i n j
$22,200. Reduced to $192,500.
Exc. financing.
SEYBOLD REALTY
1166 University Dr., M.P,
DA 2 2149
Unique S-plex, $95,000, Redwood and that the same is hereby tet fo of Santa Clara County, a corpora-
City. View, quality, ttyle. 2 hearing by the Court on ThursdiV
yrs. Sell/trade, consider acre- October 15. 1964 at 9:30 a.m., ir a t Beneficiary, dated August 27.
•ge/ettnte. Owner 326-8392.
9t4A- -Income, InvMtm't Palo
Property Wonted ARE NOTIFIED to appear at th tions
WANTED: Incwn* prof>«rtlM— havej why the order shouid not b the Recorder, said County and State
apt. (mfn. 20 units) — com-
merical, professional, or In-
dustrial building* - Cash or
trade. E A K P R O P E R T I E S ,
967-5746, eves. 322-1406, Or
9410174,
LISTING WANTED
18 unit or more apt. house in
Mt. View or Palo Alto. Client
. will p«y 15% dn., 15% 2nd A
70% 1st. Call Mrs, jolissaint
of Western Homes. 253-3733.
FRIDAY, OCT. .2, 1964—43
REAL ESTATE
* Landscaped
Interiors: W E L K E R BROS.
Res: DA 3-1152
988 —LOTS
LADERA
LOTS
Call 327-5700
HARE, BREWER
& KELLEY, INC.
Live In Sylvan splendorl Build
a mountain r e t r e a t home ed bargaining efforts on wrap- ocal demands will have to be
amidst the Redwood, Madrone
& fern, on this beautiful se- ping up nearly 17,000 local de- cleaned up at the corporation's open because they supply key
cluded hillside 1 + acre view-
No 300-mile-drives on mands in an effort to end an 130 bargaining units before la- parts to other firms. About 260,-
lot.
weekends necessary. Live
there every day. Only 1 Vi miles eight-day strike by more than
from center of Woodside. Un- 250,000 workers.
believable? There's
Only $15,000 for quick sale!
more.
Owner 326-3671 or 321-4796.
2-ACRE VIEW SITES
Newly listed . . . several oak- Walter P. Reuther said Thurs-
studded sites. Golden
area, Portola Valley. $25,950
Hills day that some progress w a s
- 1
to $30,000. Evenings call 322- seen in plant level negotiations
2033.
FOX & CARSKADON
611 Santa Cruz, M . P . 321-8050
VIEW ACRE
In the much desired Fre-
mont Hills. Bay view and
the price is right at
$19,750. Eves. 948-2085. BOB
CARD R E A L T Y . 948-9571.
Huntln', Flshln', M t . Llvin'
Nr. Lassen Nat'l park
$29 down
All util.
$29 Month
3300' air strip
Mobile Homes Permitted
PONDEROSA SKY RANCH
(P. A. office, 618 Webster St.)
Area 415. 327-2800/326-1878.
Unique Investment Opportunity
101 Unit lot M.V.
26% DOWN
Balance — interest only 5 yr.
$235,000
Principals only
Palo Alto Times Box 5326
M J N l f APT. LOT
PRIME LOS ALTOS LOC. corporation has executed this Cer- tion in the housing field.
VILLAGE ASSOCIATES
316 State St., Los Altos
948-0537
Los Altos choice Vi acre, close
in. Sewers. Financing avail-
able.
Creek & Oak Setting
1 acre estate site, Los Altos
Hills. Build to order only.
948-5574
11/2 ACRE SITE
On Chapan Rd., L.A.H., nr.
downtown Los Altos, oaks,
eucalyptus. Good financing.
$16,750 r
968-8686
LUSH - LOS ALTOS
Vt acre sites surrounded by
oaks, stream, and redwoods.
Close to town. Build to suit.
ONLY 3 L E F T — 968-8686.
VJ acre view lot with huge oak
tree. 1 block to Los Altos
Country Club. $18,500. Eves.
Mr. Webb 9411244 - M I L L E R -
W E T M O R E R E A L T O R S 948-
West Atherton 1 acre, attrac-
tive inside lot. By owner
$22,950, Days call DA 2-6165,
Eves, and Weekends DA 4- tary Public in and for said County
By owner, 2Vi acre lot in
Westridge Portola
Heavily w o o d e d
Valley.
hillside
bldg. site. $21,500. 245-1226
6 choice lots In L.A.H., view,
level, close-in, on Todd Lane
off La Paloma. $17,500 and up.
Call owner 948-3249.
MORA WAY, M T N . V I E W
Indust. lots. 14,000 & 21,000 sq.
ft. Exc, location & price.
Terms 961-2601 or 968 3849.
Los Altos Hills 1.1 acre Beauti-
ful view. Close-in Bldg. plans
avail. 245-1098. ( N O T A R I A L SEAL)
R-3 LOT. Good M . V . loc. $45,000
Gd. terms/trade.
Agent 327-2800 Eves. 326-1878
Package of 16 four-plex lots
ready to go.
D E A U V I L L E Realty 326-2085.
20 unit lot w/plans. SW cor. (9959—Sept. 11, 18, ?5; Oct. 2, 1964)
Huntington & Berkshire, R.C.
$30,000. Will sub. 3266039,
Three large, level duplex lots In
strong rental area.
968-6524
988A — LOT5 WANTED V A L L E Y T I T L E C O M P A N Y OF
Choice wooded Atherton build-
Ing site or Old P.A. Up to auction to the highest bidder for
$36,000 cash. DA 1-69)6.
Private party
needs lot for property, situate in the City of Palo
home In P A . , Menlo Perk,
Los Altos area. Call 241-9912
LEGAL ADVIRTISING
Myer*, Hawley & M orley, Attys.
NOTICE OF HEARING
No. P I I M
5 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY O
SANTA CLARA
In the Matter of the Estate o
PETER J. SPERZ6L, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha the obligations secured by, and pur-
EDITH 2 SPERZEL as executri*
of the will of the above named de in that certain Deed of Trust exe-
cedent, ha* filed herein a Petltlor cuted by Richard McMoyler and
for Probate of Will and for Letter Lornn McMoyler, h i * wife; Stanley
Testamentary, reference to which
hereby made for further particular Trustors,
Department No. 1 of the above en 1963
titled Court, in the Court House, page 744 records of Santa Clara
Alto, California.
A L L PERSONS INTEREST!-
time and place mentioned in thl
notice and show cause, if any the; arty w a t recorded in the Office t><
made.
Dated Sept. 28. 1964
PAUL R. TEILH.
Clerk of said Court
By n. POLITZ.
k Deputy Clark
MYERS. HAWLEY A MORLEY
Attorneys at Law
1(16 Main Street
Lot Altos, California
94*1600
Attorney* for Petitioner
(2~Oct. 2. 5. 9. 1964)
Teamsters1 strike
r
Union may expand food tieup
LOS A N G E L E S (AP) -r A sarlier claiming teamsters—are warehouses in Southern Califor- closed the other warehouses
'eamsters Union spokesman being illegally kept away from nia.
ays the union may decide to-
lay on whether the Southern
jobs at nonstruck warehouses Terming a strike against one
when Teamsters picked one in a
demand for wage raises and
by the Council's lockout at 55a strike against all, the council changes of working rules.
California wholesale food tieup
ill be extended to cities out- THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW By Shorten & Whipple
ide the area.
Earlier, the union said it was IT COMES TO ClICIflKI1 A SIMPLE U o W DOES ME EA&M HIS DAIL.V B R E A D ? .
:onsidering sending pickets to CAMERA, THE PROFESSOR IS ALL THUMBS < WW 1 «E'S CHIEF OF THE MOON PHOTO PHOGRAM.f
Northern California points and
)ut-of-state cities where there r I MU9T HAVE
FOBGOWEK1 TO
THIS CLOSE-UP WAS
NUMBSkfUU/ TAKEM WTH OUR.
ire warehouses serviced by the NOT A SINGLE TAWE THE CAP FRAMMISTAKI-XB
irms involved in the current PICTURE OF OU£
trike-lockout.
Federal mediators said they
are making daily reports to top
PARTVCAME
OFF THE CAMERA FROM
ONLS26FEET/
government officials in Wash
ngton on the dispute. The strike
went into its 18th day today.
After Thursday's negotiations
the mediators again announced
that no progress had been made.
CHARGE FILED
The employers' group, the
ood Employes Council, Thurs-
day filed a charge of secondary
boycott with the National Labor
Relations Board, claiming the
Teamsters made illegal threats
against meat, milk and baked
goods producers who were de-
livering goods through union
picket lines.
The union filed NLRB charges
Some progress reported on talks in auto strike
DETROIT (UPI) - The Unit- were rather close to settling. the world's largest auto maker be filled, a company spokes-6'
ed Auto Workers and General M and tl\e union have agreed last Friday over noneconomic man said, but there was no
Motors Corp. today concentrat- hat the vast majority of thessues. The union struck only more room to store parts.
89 of GM's plants and left 41
Students
bor peace can be restored. 000 of GM's nearly 345,000 riot at end
The union called the strike at workers went. on strike.
But the pinch of the strike
of SF game
GM Vice President Louis G.
began to be felt in other GM SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Hun-
Seaton and UAW President Realtor leader plants. The company said by dreds of youths—some throwing
he end of today's shifts, near- bricks at policemen—rioted for
calls FEPC unit y l!),000 workers at nonstruck an hour Thursday after comple-
tion of a high school football
and two more locals came to
of 'police state plants would be laid off.
Most layoffs were due to agame.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - ack of storage space. All GM Police said bitter rivalry be-
erms.
he California Fair Employment contracts with other firms will tween Lincoln and Balboa high
Reuther said several others •ractice Commission is a "po- schools and charges of dirty
LEGAL ADVERTISING
lice state agency," says the
president-elect of the California
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Crist, Peters, Doncgan
playing in the game caused the
turmoil. There had been earlier
& Brenner, Attys. scuffles inside the stadium, offi-
Charles W . Tuckman, Atty.
Real Estate Association. NOTICE OF H E A R I N G PETITION
CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATION David N. Robinson of Berke- FOR P R O B A T E O F W I L L A N D cers said.
DOING BUSINESS U N D E R FIC- ley, addressing the convention of
TITIOUS NAME
FOR L E T T E R S T E S T A M E N T A R Y
No. P82Z1
Minutes before the game end-
No. 15824
STATE O F C A L I F O R N I A ]
the real estate group Thursday, INT HTE H STATE E S U P E R I O R COURT OF ed a Lincoln player's leg was
OF CALIFORNIA,
criticism of the IN AND FOR T H E COUNTY OF broken, and this apparently trig-
S-ss. discounted
COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA J REA stand in favor of Prop- SANTA CLARA gered sporadic fights. By the
(Palo Alto Branch Court)
In the Matter of the Estate of time the crowd of 3,000 poured
The undersigned corporation here
by certifies that it is transacting osition 14, the controversial init-
business at 543 Byron Street, Palo iative on the November ballot. E M I L I E M A R E K O V A , also known into the street a full-scale brawl
as E M I L I E M A R E K , also known as
Alto, California, its principal place
of business, under a fictitious name, The proposition would nullify E M I L I E M A R E K O V A , Deceased. was in progress.
to wit: J E N K S A N D ADAMSON most of the state's Rumford NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G I V E N tha Police arrested several teen -
J I R I N A FRISBTE as Executrix o
CONSULTING S A N I T A R Y & CIVIL
ENGINEERS. the Estate of the above named de agers. Four officers received
Act, which prohibits racial dis cedent,
has filed herein a Petition
It further certifies that it Is now crimination in most California for Probate of Will and for Letters minor injuries but non required
and has been doing business under
Testamentary, reference to which is hospitalization.
said fictitious name since August 3 housing. It also would prohibit hereby made for further particulars,
1964. future antidiscrimination legisla- and that the same is hereby set for
IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , this hearing by the Court on Wednesday,
October 14th. 1964 at 9:30 a.m., in
tificate through its duly authorized Robinson said Earl Howden, titled Department No, 1 of the above en
AUTO
officers and caused its seal to be Court, in the North County
affixed hereto this 31st day of Au- executive director of the Fair Court House, 270 Grant Avenue, Palo
gust, 1964.
J E N K S & ADAMSON, INC.
Employment Practice Commis- Alto. ALL
California.
PERSONS INTERESTED f
SEAT COVERS
By /%/ PAUL L. ADAMSON sion—charged with enforcing the ARE N O T I F I E D to appear at the
(SEAL) President
By / s / JOHN H. JENKS Rumford Act—will begin strict time and place mentioned in this
notice and show cause, if any they
Secretary enforcement if the proposition have, why the order should not be . —-•—i
STATE O F C A L I F O R N I A 1 made.
\ ss. oses.
Dated Sept. 30, 1964
COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA J He also questioned the propri P A U L R. T E I L H .
PAUL L E S L I E ADAMSON and Clerk of said Court
JOHN H A R R Y J E N K S , being first Bty of clergymen campaigning By R. B O U R K E ,
duly sworn, each for himself de- for defeat of the proposition. Deputy Clerk
poses and says; CRIST, P E T E R S , D O N E G A N
That they are and were at a) Several clergymen have been & B R E N N E R
531 Cowper Street
times herein mentioned, the Presi among picketers outside the
dent and Secretary, respectively, of
JENKS & A D A M S O N , INC.; that convention since it started Tues
Palo Alto, California
Telephone 323 6122
4646 El Camino Real, Los Altos
948-2365 Open Mon.-Sat. 9 6
each has read the foregoing "Cer Attorneys for Petitioner
tificate of Corporation Doing Busi day. (4—Oct. 2, 5, 9. 1964) First National — BankAmencard
ness Under' Fictitious Name" and
that the statements made therein
are true o f ' h i s own knowledge,
/s/ PAUL LESLIE ADAMSON
/ s / JOHN H A R R Y J E N K S
STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1
) ss.
COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA J
On this 31st day of August, 1964
before me, J . B. Chichester, a No
residing therein, duly commissioned
and sworn, personally appeared
Peninsuta Living
PAUL LESLIE ADAMSON and
JOHN H A R R Y J E N K S , known to
me to be the persons whose name:
Preview
are subscribed to the within instru
ment, and acknowledged to me tha
they executed the same. Weekly Supplement
IN WITNESS W H E R E O F I havb
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal in the County of
Santa Clara, the day and year in
this certificate first above written
l%l J . B. C H I C H E S T E R
NOTARY PUBLIC
State of California
Commercial Trucking
Principal Office:
On the road with heavy truckers. Penin-
My commission expires: Dec. 10
1967. sula Living mans the cab of a big interstate
CHARLES W. T U C K M A N
Room 484 rig to report the fast moving story of this
220 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, California backbone of America's transportation in-
94104
dustry. See it in pictures and words this
N O T I C E OF T R U S T E E ' S SALE
VTC No. 123344 week in Peninsula Living!
On Monday, the 26th day of Octo
ber, 1964 at 10:05 A . M . on tha front
steps of the County Court House
in the City of San Josa County o
Santa Clara, State of California
SANTA CLARA COUNTY, a corpo
Peninsula Sailor's Diary
ration, as Trustee, will sell at public
cash, in lawful money of the United
Sailing into the jaws of the icebound Bering Sea
States, the following described real
aboard a three-masted Coast Guard cutter, a young
Alto, County of Santa Clara State
of California: sailor kept a copious diary of life aboard the vessel
Pxrcel 8 as thown upon that
certain Map entitled, Record of he loved. Today, nearly half a century later, the
Survey, a portion of Rancho
Rincon de San Francisquito, City sailor recounts his experiences in a fascinating volume
of Palo Alto, Santa Clara County.
California, which Map was filed
for record in the office of the
published by the Naval Institute. Peninsula Living
Recorder of the County of Santa
Clara, State of California, on visits the author in his San Carlos home.
January 19. 1959 in Book 101 of
Maps, p*gti 39
Said sale will b« made to sat^fy
suant to the power of sale conferred
Open House at Jackson Square
Lee and Florence Lee, h i t wife, as You can look, but you can't buy. Peninsula Living
to Valley Title Company
tion, a t Trustee for Lee C. Chestnut
previews the once-a-year open house at the fabu-
bus wholesale decorator shops in San Francisco's
and recorded Oct. 14, 1963 in
Book 6228 of Official Records, at
Jackson Square. Husbands, take your wife on this
County, California.
Notice of Breach of t a i d obliga shopping spree! She can look all she wants, but
and election to tall real prop
she can't buy a thing. Preview it all this week in
on June 29, 1964 in Book 6560 of Offi
ci»l Records, at Page 60$. Peninsula Living!
This Notice is given In eompU
anee with the written application
made to the Trustee by " I d Bane
fieiary. look for th«M features in thl* weekend Peninsula Living
Dated September 30, 1964
VALLEY T I T L E COMPANY PENINSULA NEWSPAPERS, INCORPORATED
O F SANTA CLARA COUNTY
a« Trustee An Employe-Owned Organization
By JACK C BROWN,
Assistant Vice Pr#*ident
(,V_Oct. 2. 9. lfi. 23, 1964)
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