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The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 8

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CYA PRISONER Page 8 S.SF.foramhtfr Tu.iaVs.pt. 7, 5C2H ART VS. COMMERCIALISM Dried Foods Big Industry Recognize Domingo SAN JOSE (Costa Rica)-(AP) Costa Rica recognized the new, compromise government of the Dominican Republic yesterday. Fall Kills Firefighter, 19 The New Bohemia More than a billion pounds of dehydrated foods 1 1 vegetables and soup mixes- were produced in 1963. (Continued from Page 1) a WWWWW.piJuiMH 1 abloom with paintings and potter wheels, saxophones Sunday in the steep Stanislaus River canyon.

He was one of a CYA crew which joined a 600-man army of firefighter; that brought a raging brush and timber blaze under control. Richardson, whose home address was 2023 20th Santa Monica, landed in a pile of boulders. Another man, Peter Aggulrre, 37, of Sierra Center conservation camp, also was injured, suffering multiple fractures. Both Richardson and Aguir-re were plucked from the rocky ledge by State Division of Forestry helicopters. Aguirre is recuperating at the local hospital.

SONORA (Special) A young firefighter serving a California Youth Authority term died yesterday of injuries when he plunged off an 85-foot cliff in the Sierra. Ira J. Richardson, 19, confined to the CYA Camp at Pine Grove for petty theft, had been taken to Community Hospital here after falling family," he said. "They get theirr ecognition from their WANT TO READ FASTER? See Ad en Faqt 1ft and sandals. ft Some places cater only to group." a limited segment of Bohemia.

They wil con Sylvia Clark, 29, owner of Unicorn Pottery at 533 Haight. resented what she felt was a general tendency stitute a hazard of sorts this fall for San Francisco 49er rooters out for a snort on the way home from Kezar to confuse artists with hip pies. "None of us are beatnik Stadium. VARIETY SHOP THE DIG DOWNTOWN TUESDAY 'TIL 9:00 P.M. Hillsdale, Stanford, Stevens Creek 9:30 to 9:30 Tuesday Sfonestown and Marin 9:30 to 5:30 Tuesday types.

We all work 12 hours Romeo's on Haight Street a day and are serious about nourishes a bewilder art. Hippies I don't want, Doctors are any customers." ing, though democratic, as-semblage of homosex THEY MOVE ON uals and lesbians. The Miss Clark, an active Golden Cask, a block east, neighborhood leader, be prefers men. 3 The restroom literature in these bars is curious "The bird is cruel" one ex lieved the tide of hippies would ebb. "They never stay in one place very long," she said.

"They fall two or three months behind in their rent, ample but they, too, during baseball season, offer ex and they get evicted." cursions to Candlestick Park, In your shoe size? A more serious concern for compete with "reserved her and the owners of five seat, round trip on bus, drinks both ways, prime rib new art galleries just outside the boundaries of Haight dinner. Police Captain Daniel W. Ashbury, almost at Fillmore, was that some people who buy arta re afraid to come Kiely, who keeps a wary eye on the bars from his precenot sanctuary in Golden Gate to this neighborhood." Park, insists that patrons 'DOING WELL' Peggy Caserta, a radiant "be discreet and don't 23 year old blonde who oper YOU BET! AND ESS ates a Bohemian-type cloth ing shop further west on Haight near the Ashbury intersection, said that she had been in business since April 1 FINE ROBLEE STYLES ARE ONLY SYLVIA CLARK TURNS OUT A POT Doctors are her customers, not beats and was "doing quite well." Miss Casertas store is called Mnasidika "it's a sizes 6Vj-12 Greek girl's name" and she sells sandals, as well as custom blouses and dresses Sizes 13 and 14, 16.95 pair Timberland Blazes Doused in Mendocino sewn mostly by her mother. dance." A COFFEE HOUSE Kiely was asked recently by longtime Haight Street merchants, his enthusiastic supporters, to watch a new business which they fear is aiming only for the aimless the long-haired nippies. To the merchants' dismay, a colorfully drawn sign appeared on a doorshade at 1790 Haight: "Kevin and Yona present The Wig (a coming-soon coffee A 30-year veteran of the force, Kiely is concerned about the high rate of sleeping-pill suicide attempts among hippies and has mroe understanding of the youthful nomads than they might suspect.

RECOGNITION "You get your recognition from your job and your "I love it here," she said. I don't think there's any where in The City I'd live beside this place. It's like a small town of its own. Miss Caserta notion of a small town is unusual. At closing time, she is the only WILLITS (AP) Seven small fires which flared in Mendocino county Sunday 99were under control yesterday.

Five fires southeast of Laytonville burned 30 acres of slashing and cut-over timberland. Another burned three acres of grassy woodlands east of Dos Rios. The other swept two acres on the Freeman Ranch on Sherwood Road, west of Willits. Air tankers and bulldozers aided conservation camp crews and California Division of Forestry men in control-ing the flames. Haight Street shopkeeper who clangs an iron shutter across her storefront.

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