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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdoy, October 25, 1960 \ r | These children lining the deck of the Ryndam were among 132 who #rrived In Jobless I ¥ Lad § 0 THIS IS WHAT HO three years in West Germany | Many of the children were horn | Montreal as port of a group of Canadian soldiers apd the families returning home aller ssue In Byelections By THE CANADIAN PRESS Current unemployment has be come the chief Issue in the cam paigns for the Oct, 31 federal by elections In Peterborough Niagara Falls All three parties threw their big guns into the fight Monday Liberal Leader Lester B. Pear son spoke and Is to speak in Niagara Falls Falls Mon Minister tonight. At Niagara day External Affairs Green spoke CCF leader, M. J. Coldwell Mr, Pearson, speaking in sup port of Liberal candidate Donald Munro, eriticized the government for not calling an early session of Parliament to debate the un employment question He said Parliament should deal immediately with "any measures the government bas for unem ployment." Mr, Green spoke in Keith Lougheed, Progressive Conservative candidate at Niag:| ara Falls, a riding that has been! held hy the Liberals for seven Years FAITH NEEDED He accused Opposition spank: Yugoslav Bride May Get To Stay WINDSOR (CP) A young couple was optimistic Monday they will not have to break up thelr threeday marriage to com ply with a federal deportation oy der Frank Lewis, 27, and his Yugo slav bride Milka Zorojevieh, 28 conferred with Immigration offi clals for 1% hours presenting a formal application to allow Mrs, Lewis to stay in Canada The two were married Friday, hours before a one-year visitor's permit for Mrs, Lewis expired Immigration officials told her she would have to leave (he country, The couple returned Monday from a weekend honey moon "All we want Quietly as man here in Canada," sald Mr, Lewis, an employee of the unemploy ment Insurance commission Harry Mansfield, head of the support of) to do is liye and wife right «| tearing thelr hair about and! more polic Mr, Coldwell, supporting New "punky Rahman, whe leaves to Mitehelson qa for Washington and a United twice in Peterhorough|of 8 temporary nature lently (ers of wringing their hand the of the Canadian people, The real need was for a to have faith in themselves Partly candidate ¥ at Niagara Valls, sald the Hem of unemployment prob hut the |government had no policy with Lunemployment, should be pre pared to present a policy to deal {with unemployment The former CCF eriticized Canada's role al United Nations. He sald It was a "disastrous mistake' in jobs the United States, France, Brit ain and Australia in trying to de stroy the effect of Indian Prime Minister Nehru's plea for an Fisenhower « Khrushehev sum mit meeting Exploding Still Kills Young Girl MONTREAL (CP) A also the leader twp year-old girl was killed and six| Newcomen Boclely hefore other persons were injured, nonel hack to Asia when a still exploded missionaries early Monday In the basement of spread of the word of God, in suburban Pointe he disagrees with the forms some severely # hungalow aux Trembles Carole, daughter of Mp, and Mrs, Bernard Chieoine, appar: died when the still ex ploded directly beneath the bed room where she lay sleeping that caused heavy damage to the split level bungalow, ripped through the floor of her hedroom Her parents, three other child ren and Guy Robert 20, a border, had cuts and bruises, In a house next door, owned hy J, R, Montor, an eight-year old girl was thrown to the kitchen [floor and showered with broken | Elan from a window, NORTHERN SPUDS NORTH BAY, Ont, (CP) ambitious plan to expand potato in Northern Ontarlo production y | S.A. "Black Sheep' RALLY ROUND Mayalan PM Says pRAPEAU FLAG TORONTO (CP) Tunku Malaya, in the final speech of his is and Canadian visit, sald Monday fate WIght bis country must continue South Ley to black treat sheep wealth because of is apartheid Slates Lour al the or the meetings "into a coffeehouse dis ME LOOKS LIKE' Prime Min) Abdul Babman as tl Commo Africa of the also told the Roy was Bot commonwealth Society that [he present procedure Commonwealth {which to deal with the problem. | inisiers' conferences should be He said Prime Minister Diefen-iehanged for as did the retired|baker, Instead of calling various! jority groups together to seek advice onl generale cussion hecpyse Missions Failed Dr. Dooley Says By BRUCE LEVETT for prim agreement hy ma could de of indecision." Canadian Press Staff Writer TORONTO whose jungle practice is|8t, centred in a small Laotian val-|the Red| Medico, a Dooley ley China that along aid (CP)--Dr, Thoma of helieve horder Monday he h flyin sald he agrees hui of the teaching has taken "You ean teach with the lof cheap words or with the thun Ider and power of your own ex ample," he said at a press con: ference Dr The blast, followed by flames ¢ ..' Dooley was in the United) fr six-month eheek-| them to Join my stall, They wear for his up following a cancer operation flo New Safety Boat Designed SUDBURY and forests department Ing a new type of hoat ole Daarson Blames (CP) The lane Is tes to ald water safely The {elaim even hoat it will though has heen launched in the Timis | pounds, p It was tested Monday hy safely| has twin hulls wit Anithe intervening gap filled with buoyant substance, and designers holed float when carrying 1,00 of unanimity that! Sing Hospital is being tended hy are necessary to the| Dr. Ron Wintroh of Toronto, whol \7 ! JACK BEST | Canadian Press Stall Wrker {| OFFAWA (CP) The United Slates embergn on trade with (Cubs bes presented Canadien ihusinessmen with & golden op portunity 10 expand ther fo hold in the Cuban market, ob servers here sey, They are quick to add, how- ever, thet much depends on Cuba's aiity to pay. I bas heen nearly B week since Washinglon severed (ride ties with Cube (oHlowing p series of provecations ud B from Fidel Castro, ! One government official said he has heard reports thet @l ready there has heen ag wave of pew orders from Cubs, mostly centred 8 capital goods and | equipment, BUSINESS PICKING UP An official of & large export insurance firm said business in certain lines began picking wp ahout this time last year, Appar t Lently as a result of reorientation Lin Cuban purchasing, dictated by the expectation thet the US would take the action it did The oflicial warned, however that exporters should protect themselves against the possibil- ity of non-payment, A letter of Leredit issued hy a Cubsn hank should be confirmed hy a Cans dian hank Cuba's dollar reserves last week were placed at $175 000 but there was no way of know ing, he said, how much of this was clear" without charges against i. He slso deserihed The Cuban market as unpredictable subject to the whims of the revolutionary leaders RD. L. Kinsman of Montreal president of the Capadiap ¥x porters Association, also felt that payments might present a prob lem, Otherwise, the opportunity was great, He was supported by John MeDerby of Montreal, gen eral manager of the Exporters | oversea CP Wirepholo) MONTREAL (CP) Jean Drapeau's victory Monday night in the Montreal civie elections was a family affair, Mr, Drapes himself de fented Senntor Sarto Four: pier for mayor His father, Joseph N. Dra- peeu, was re-elected Lo city counel Fernand Drapeau was re elected also, but his connee tion with the other Drapesis is purely one of common in terests and not hlood He is a member Drapeau s ewie Montreal e » EQUIPMENT NEEDED Items most often mentioned for increased export to Cuba are automative paris and Accessor ies, agricultural equipment, parts and equipment for Cuba's oil and suger refineries, Also Farmer Dies Under Train | WATERFORD (CP) AM year-old Delhi area farm worker | was killed Monday under the wheels of a New York Central freight train half a mile west of this Norfolk County community, | The hody of John Btefek was found on the tracks half a mile from where his car had heen parked Coroner land sald quest Stefek was i two children, Tugboat al £ of Jean party of "The doctors found no extension [ ot my cancer pt this time.' | The 38-year-old bachelor from Louls practises medicine in Jungles of Laos and runs wogram for the treat the sick In hackwared Suther-| no in had | Winston will he Dr there married and § ment of "missionary programs have areas of the world | | failed" threughout the world, Dr, Dooley, here to address t ol CANADIAN AIDE gl While he is away, the Muong| stl applied to work with Dr, Dooley, | Dr, Dooley spoke of his village | {as being within spitting distance wi of Red China "we frequently spit" =--and of the witeh-doctor | problem "My witeh: eraft, 1 come as an outsider, 1 find the witch-doctors and get|ANan a demotion [ Previously _ superintendent of Lthe National Warhors Board fleet of tugs, scows, floating erane and "Phen the patient gives me|0ther assorted service eraft in four pn Pg I fun two(the Montreal harhor, Capt, Pl: over to the witeh = doctor--the|lotte sald: "Far the first time In American Med | eal Association] my life I'm completely happy calls this feessplitting." When Capt, Eugene Laviolette retired recently after 26 years as master of the Bir Hugh Allan MONTREAL (CP)~Capt, Henri Pilotte, 52, has finally realized a lifelong ambition = to command the Montreal harbor tug Sir Hugh although It meant taking people helieve In {white gowns and rubber gloves {1 put a east on and they wrap it In a leaf, 1s h ] Broadcast Board For TV Plug' PETERBOROUGH (CP)=Lih At Courtice COURTICE A Coiffure and| Fashion Show was presented | In U.S. Cuban Embargo i meptioned pre chemicals wed ip Agociation | Realizes Dream Fashion Show | PEORESERE BRA TRARMREINIRG Canadian exports to Cbs last yeni Ihahied $1520.00. Prine By DAVID BOWNTREE i pr ¥ Rye pr Hd i Wats of a sities bevel NEW YORE (CF)- visions Walsy hit ; tt ol Gren Achiies between phd he 447 and wheat Bows ican Vice - President Richard A prince Exports nthe first eight Nixon snd Democratic Senpior, Son was months of 1960 totalled 36.000 500 John Kennedy may have raised MepLetlor hes Femarnked, (hey Log dy MB ly ering last year, bo! si the ast, month oF 59 has ol Thiough the discussions wp aoticeaiily, for the US, HISAR IR RETRY RR the vice-presiden case of the coms the CRITICIZE. FORMAT fore is Weve poms of oporL ® IL ' i Kennedy (Aa ed half of the value DERE In BEAT. C4 Wether Canadian subwiarics times provides ne time 1 pAp soggy of American companies observe butial, must many : the embargn will be up to the United States voters wondering) back and forth In Inlorme firms themseives, i is pointed os 10 their tre position In these IHENEEOR J nt nt 1 mt "Fo nae was . Kent Spyies Gtr ashingion ¢ args. For example, was ly the ! J ashingioh goods of U8, origin. or Bixon had the correct fig | Will we ever hesr, for example, in Oshawa Monday, a spokes wires on the of {the answer § engl man for Canadien subsidiary. built under the Eisenhow lenge to Nixon Friday w 77 General Motors of Conada, s6id ministration, the Tate of eco-\deny that the RmInstration his he wes 5M at ROMP la nomic growth or the cost of help-'sent pt least seversl missions to or Md lB Pdi BB bh Nb Ah Tk Ba ih Bh hr li shihit Bb a More Creative Planning Sought May Strike HAMILTON (CP) -- Provincial{ Absent because of Miness, his government departments should speech was read by Fred Cornish LONDON, Opt. (CP) Wailers and bartenders in wine ey ho lie houses g y / tels and Piblle hots ' are Wing co-ordinate lend use decisions! of Toronto, the association's vice With manegement representa: VNGer @ Master plan, & Saskal-| president ; oy 1a avert # chewan expert Advocaied Mon q Ne: Gardiner sald it wes " strike, a union spokesman said ay ' To of th (fallaey 0 helleve adi Seattle Somdas Earl Levin, director he, problems eon he solv y Monday ws of the union's Local Seskatehewsn Municipel Affairs building more highways, He sug: embers OF FE WIR a ait. DEpRriment's community plan gested rapid (FR RELL systems 446, representing. WINS wed re. MIng branch, sald the role of pro-| should he encouraged to get peo- ers: nd hr om | oi vineial planners, now regulatory, ple out of their cars, cently for wirtke action 10 should hecome more creative a i demands Ur Lavin was a panel speaker SEE EDUCATION LAG at the Community Planning As-| A member of a panel discuss sociation of Canada's three-day Ing class structures in society Philip Raps national planning conference! said protection of Shildren 1» the Sah British Press which opened here Monday, | le ¢lass Certsin provineigl departments| Why our educational system lags i-| behind Russia's LONDON (Reuters) -- Prince Philip has criticized some news rs make important land use oct. a ro Pen of sions, he said, but it is uni PA 4 I that each, department is aware Hatilions McMaster University of the others' objectives, It was ba Shildren " upper A ™ ; papers lor rearranging the para: logical to co-ordinate them under fle ¢ assy Baio ol shoo An graphs of his speeches, saving a master plan hecause o ability, hit primarily they must leave readers "thor WOR | eens thier fiat hers could al: oughly muddled," MAJOR FACTO oF whim mL to gend them ean [Queen Elizabeth's hushand ex The location of highways Isl Mrs, nag, the confer: pressed his eriticism in the in| seldom hased on land use COn-| epce's national director, said in| troduction of a collection of his siderations, he sald, But i ou prepared paper it Is high time sneeches published here Mon. make a difference between Ieiio help the lower 40 per cent of day. prosperity and decline of a com: \the population who cannot af The hook, Prince Philip munity 'Bos ' ir 078 thelr own homes, Speaks, covers the years 1956 to Frederick G, ardiner, cha | 1058 man of. Metropolitan "Toronto is | i p § varned . that unchecked motor b w is In his introduction Philip says We oid 0 y an p sis him & o traffic "will freeze our what interests him shout some ghivt {one day I was appointed male," | Accused wis appointed to the harbor used hy Magistrate Garvin in as. | liam Baldwin Fisher, 24, test: which "whoever edits them tends sands of years ag SARNIA (CP) -- Free accom: makes the confusion worse eon nohody has taken up the offer hy arranged or cut without losing . hasemer allot shelter, 7 hospital service commission, op:| ment fallout er The first complete year, It was 0: ""xuiotoor takes (he affer won {"flagship" of the harbor (fleet, Wes of $161,660,608, Cadi Raps this tug. Even then | | scheme, the report sald [ | be, suid Vidic. stvved 20. Years court he would resign rather than faster 4 Sie a an assistant sessing court costs, He made the & ! remarks in a statement at the) fled Monday he realized he might | have heen responsible for thel to rearrange the paragraphs of the speech." ' 1 don't elaim to he particu Hospita an modation In a choice downtown lneation with heat, water, lights I mast lente Hie Fi ¢ Y ar and groceries supplied free, reader thoroughly muddled 118 e "AL one time, 1 tried to write » the local eivil defence unit Shows Profit | The CD officials ave looking for the point hut it was no use--I was |8 iounle ta shend "several days" always defeated." ) A A idea is to promote shelter con . erating the provine § hospital | giiuiorjon and prove life can he Skipper surance scheme, Naf a PEY" | somfortable avelding radioactive nounced Monday he able to cheat The report for the year ending| the shelter lock from the out: Dee, 81, 1050, showed a total In: side, Capt, Pilotte arranged to leave! About 80 per cent of the 608,000 his shore Joh and assume com-| adults and children treated in On- mand of the tug tario hospitals in 1060 had their C 11 ' thought | ance 0 eague s {how wonderful it would be to he Averate length of stay in hospital come captain someday, During was 10.1 days, C t S ] the winter I went to . 08 8 ca e Says KINGSTON (€P)--Magistrate : i preside again at a court in the on the Allan before serving short He May Be ide on a Magistrate Gordon smaller | a | dermyn of Gananooue (smaller tugs Glenkeen and Glen: Magistrate Garvin's remarks Last year, named fleet supre- SARS intendent, he found himself in a ong of court Slitinge Wad substle| senior position to the AUAN'S| June 10° knife-slaving of MPs. tuted for Magistrate Garoin anil Morearel Rounolt Ni ly roan: wea ror Magistrate Garvin while ing newspaper reports of the newspaper reports is the way in ties" as the ice age Aid | [.ce Shelter larly lucid hut this treatment {Tt sounds attractive, but so far speeches which could not he re TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario| 10¢ked inside a demonstration ating profit of $5,060, 268 in S| galout. {come of §157,664,628 and expendi. | - "1 started as a deckhand on bills taken care of hy the insur: nautieal Jd, B, Garvin sald Monday in : | alda Knit Killer resulted from eriticlsm hy Mag master, but aware of Capt, La: the latter was on vaeation, Mag | sehool and moved up slowly until In 10562 he came ashore and istrate Jermyn of the methods | TORONTO (CP) -- Louis Wil: ylolette's Imminent retirement, {strate Jermyn had reduced court they an were either grest Ror Aehites, exhaveled the ime the ' BERNE day |day of "threatening P " Both doors x Canadian Opportunity Television Debates Leave Many Questions ing the farmer? And did Kennedy perswide Chiong Ba - thes 14 Grew" from QuEmoy Waisn? The camera swiched to the modersior whe & [Orme As One com: chimed in ghtly: "Under Ihe For Eres inles, gentlemen, we've ha at The brosdeasts t ww give me for 7 i, id mong Kom Gest) aig b panel inadveriently the candidates owt of instance, Nixon seid Fri "We cen do (with Cubs) whet we did with Guetemals, was # Communist diciptor we inherited from the wdmipistration, We Mr, Arbenz. The re, was the Guatemalen people them: selves eveninglly rose wp nd they iow im mt," Comrary, A in Guatem is suggesting be done in provide arms and money 19 ope ponents of the regime in power, MISSED A CHANCE Kennedy let the ¥ pass and lisied a few why "Mr, Nixon showed misinformed." The senator's first reason was that most of Premier Fidel Castro's arms and re: sources came from the United States, Apparently the inlerence was that it is Just as legitimate now to provide help to Castro's foes Agpin, the sudience was left wondering when Kennedy Said; "You yourself said, Mr, Viee- President, a month ago, that # we had provided the kind of eeo- nomic aid five years ago that we now kre providing, we mi never have had Castro, 4 didn't we?" Nixon did not reply, Blackmail' Mayor Yells PHILADELPHIA (AP)=Mayor Richardson Dilworth, ved » faced and shouting angrily, pecused General Electric Company Mone \ladelphin (with) the worst of | mail that 1 have ever seen,' Ge ne immediate com: ment Dilworth said at a lupeheon at: tended hy some 200 city officials and business leaders that he re. ferved to GE actions, and. those of the firm's board chairman, Ralph J, Cordiner, hefore and during the recent strike hy the International Union of Electrics! Workers (IVE), The mayor sald GE threat: ened to move away its hy switchgear plant, located. inside the city, unless the gity snsured that every worker who waned tg get into the strike-closed: plant passed through the ple en Dilworth said the sleetrical Itirm sent similar notices fo 4 org in 186 cities before the wa ke out hegan Oct, 2, : " ---- had Il vaLLY-HO Room AIR CONDITIONED JL_Wotel Lancaster | D» RUG & CARPET SALES Broadloom wall te wall, Rugs, Carpets, Stalr Runners, Monday evening at Courtieel/he saw opportunity presenting If: immigration department here, |Kaming avea, One farm at Engle:| O° 00 ' experts in rough : 0 y United" Chureh by Mrs, Jeanne|8e!f by way of the hack door sald details of the case will he|bart this year yielded 850 bushels] turned well at 35 miles an hour, | Boar 1 " A Iavernors| a forwarded to Ottawa to the acre, and another at Elk| Because of its unique keel con [Board 0 Broads ng verona MoCabe Hughes of La Boutique,| After 83 years, Capt, Pilotte, "Meanwhile the wife is entitled Lake produced 800 bushes an| struction, it couldn't he put into|concerned of what constituted al Whithy, and the Beauly Clini at resplendent Nn Jew pave blue to stay in Windsor," acre, 'a skid dramatized political announce: | he. Oshawa Shopping Centre The uniform with four gold stripes on " ment. hair styles and fashions shown|the sleeves, has achieved his) |" He was referring to a BRG de: Fanged from the simple to the ex-| ambition a olslon that allows station CHEX. treme, sports ensembles to late TV to continue showing 19 Pro. [ay and holiday season wear gressive Conservative 111m s/ Autumn leaves, pine cones and whieh follow candidate Harald baskets of 'mums decorated the Matthews on trips through the Sunday School voom for the oe riding caslon Myr, Pearson made the com: Prizes were won by the follow " at in oa speech In support of | Ing: Mrs, N, Cutler, Mrs, L hii Jdberal candidate J Donald borne, Mrs, W, MeKnight, Mrs, |. \ stu Munro in (he Oct, 31 federal by:|M. Bills and Mra, ¥., Cutler, The([na" Henaitt aud nanuihciun election here [Marley Page Four, a quartet ofl ooun ave oalled for a giant one | OSHAWA FIGURE SKATING CLUB Me, Munro earlier Monday sald Sweet Adeline singers, pravided |, oo protest demonstration to 1960-61 SEASON the BBG was placed in the post:|a few old favorites, Luneh Wasi doo' abaivit (he layoff of 8,000 The directorate of the Club extends an invitation te all old mem» lion of giving the Conservative|served hy the West Group of the A IOYeOR candidate an watale advantage, |WA The demonstration would shut bers and to any prospective new members, to join the Ciub now far this season, hast wok #4 BRG solieitor ad down production at the glant| REGISTRATION AT OSHAWA ONILDREN'S ARENA vised the station a broadeast han POINTS TO HOME Ro crument vastrallod | As ) rol \ p JIE I plant for vay oh dramating Sommereisls CHARLOTTETOWN (OP) mast of the afternoon { wanted to use, Allister Grosaet, Canada contributes millions off Falling export sales, oeea:| national director of the Conserv: dollars to aid underprivileged |8loned primarily hy competition | tive party, applied formally to Bat the from the American compaet | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26th, 7:45 PM, "" "" the GENOSHA HOTEL vou can MEET THE PROFESSIONALS have a Pullssourse Dinner for | and REGISTRATION NITE ONLY 98¢, OR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 4:30 P.M, FIRST REGULAR SKATING NITE the hoard and received sanction | Countries lgnares 000: [oars forced a outback in produes for the films from BBG chair [homie plight of many of its own tion, I FEES:--$18,00 for SENIOR MEMBERSHIP $15.00 for JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP man Dr, Andrew Stewart \peaple, Arthur Johnson, pres | Mr, Munro sald in a statement [gant of the Atlantic Provinces id You Know . . , ADDITIONAL MEMBERSHIP in the same family will have a special reduced rate, hat hn hdncts hon ohanges poanamio Counell, said Monday | night, "We must, of course, eon: in the main Dining Roem of INSTRUCTION AND PRIVATE LESSONS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM THE THREE PROFESSIONALS woman's body being found oosts presented to him Oot, 4 in Fisher is charged with murder a traffic case to $50.50 from In the slaying, Her half . clad $71.50 hecause he said all costs hady, with 18 stah wounds, was levied in the ease were too high found on a suburban Searhorough | Magistrate Garvin sald hi service station lot {method of assessing costs was of Fisher sald he drank about 20 henefit to the citizens generally and 85 glasses of heer within| Magistrate Garvin said his two hours on the night of June 9. | three-week vacation was a dis He sald he could not veeall mal failure hecause Magistrate (alking to Mrs, Bennett, driving Jermyn was lazy her anywhere or killing her, He| "Most of the Important cases 2 Demonstrations At Renault Plant said he found a knife out of its on the docket when 1 left were {sheath an the front seat of his|still here when I returned," he| PARIS (AP) Unlons vepre-| 00 4 A senting (he 45,000 workers at the SM: R1ONE With her purse, said, water and(eral Leader Pearson says the Installation by our own mechanics 174 Mary Street RA 8-468 hi A A tions ave allowed to he presented through a political party and not tinue to help the underpyivileged elsewhere, but we must also pro. | hy a direct notice to all affected Vide our own with needed devel. | hy the regulations He sald the importance of the \ opmnt," he told APEC members| in Prince Edward Island, { ineldent is that the board's ral ing was given only to Mr, Gros rt. It should have heen given _-- immediately to all TV stations. | "The delay in doing so placed the hoard in the position of gly. ing an unfair advantage to the political party that appointed it," OVERSEAS IN 1961? Sailing dates now available~Book Early SEF i ENDS CASTRO SUPPORT I HAVANA, Cuba (AP) -- Angel J {Gambau Rodrigues, editor of the government - controlled evening newspaper Avance, quit the ranks of Premier Fidel Castro's followers Monday and took ref uge in El Salvadar's Embassy na statement Gambau charged the Castre government has our tailed freedom of thought and ex PPOSSIOn, : MONKEY WITH R SHINE housewife, said the Sweekold pets have heon inseparable for the last twa weeks, since she placed the pup Inte the mon key's cage while preparing her DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE WHITBY -- OSHAWA -- BROOKLIN PHONE MO 8-3304 Jola, a Brasilian capuehian female simian, holds tightly to Elmer, a Chihnahua, with all four gs and Wall. Mrs, Tressie Pedersen, a Pacifica, Calif, husband's breakfast. "1 h been able to separate see said (AP Wirephoto) aven't them she \y 4 A |