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Monday, November 10, 1947 Santa Cruz Sentinel-News 5 By Morris NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS The Parents? Dtrmev The diamond cutting industry Palestine was founded in 1938. By Dr. Richmond Barbour Director of Guidance Bureau, San Diego City Schools Sponsored by California Congress of Parents and Teachers WHILE KNOCKED OUT 3 I'D BETTER FIND OUT WHO HE IS, THE DOGGONE Ar GOT HIS POCKET? fMk FULL O' GUNS AND blackjacks mmrm HEY- WHATTA 1 County Fair Set For Sept. 23-26 Date of the Santa Cruz county fair at WTatsonville was set for September 23-26, by the meeting of representatives of 90 fairs from five western states in San Francisco last week. The Monterey county fair was set for September 15-18, the Salinas Valley fair at King City for April 25-28, the Santa Clara county fair at San ose for September 13-19.

Wood Lath Steel Windows Now tit Stock SO WAITING! Residential Commercial Also Screens BOROIERS BROS. 39S No. 1st, San Jose Ph. Collect Ballard 4S4 Placer Sheriff Arrested For Drunken Driving Auburn, Nov. 10 U.R Sheriff E.

J. Kennison of Placer county was held for several hours in his own jail here last night on a drunken driving charge and later was released on $250 bail, Auburn city police reported. Kennison was arrested by Constable John Shannon and a city patrolman who said they answered a telephoned complaint from a tavern. They said Kennison was getting into his car as they approached the tavern and they stopped him after he had driven for a block. He was taken to Dr.

J. A. Russell, superintendent of the Placer county hospital, who certified him as intoxicated, they said. Mrs. Moya Bemis, Auburn police judge, later issued a warrent charging Kennison with drunking driving and set bail, allowing him to be released until a hearing The damage caused by all types of rodents in the United States is estimated at $500,000,000 annually.

LIGHT PUNISHMENT FOR A KILLER This story starts in Hollywood, as many do. Only this story is true. It was a holiday, a day off for our two 'heroes'. What could be better than a trip to a racetrack a 100 and some miles away? Why not play the bangtails for awhile? So they started. "But," thought one of our heroes, "we can't drive ail that way without a little drink or two.

can So they drank "the first bottle and made a start on the second. They were arrested once for speeding. They posted bail and drove dizzily on. As they neared the track they switched drivers so the owner would be at the wheel. He felt like going faster.

He did go faster. Through the streets he roared then up over the sidewalk, across a lot, careening against posts and GENERAL CONSTRUCTION J13M1 SON SETTLES FOR DIVORCE Oakland, Nov. 10 (U.R) Gordon Kemp, Oakland real estate man who once accused his wife of attempted murder, settled for a divorce. Homes, Cabins, Concrete, Bulldozing Felton, on Hiway 9 Phone 53-W walls. On and on he sped until the battered car would go no more.

After the arrest they told him what had happened. He had been too muzzy to realize it at the time. He had killed two girls, sisters, as his- car had lurched over the sidewalk upon which they stood. Two deaths and he did not know it. At least he said he did not know it.

The citizenry of the town was aroused. Here was one drunken killer who would pay for his sins. Everyone agreed about that with head nodding. Then they forgot. There were the law's usual delays before his trial.

Finally he was tried and convicted. The sentence was the denouement. He got a fine that wasn't too heavy and a sentence of some months out at a mountain samp. Probably nine months, they tell me, if he behaves himself. He will have to work, of course, the way other prisoners work.

They work as hard sa an octogenarian with angina pectoris. Two deaths were punished by a veritable tap on the wrist. But the offense is common and the law is lenient. I mean no contempt of court, no contempt of the judge who passed the sentence. Most judges would have given the same sentence.

Some would have given a lighter one. But I do mean a fundamental and vigorous complaint against the laws that treat these killers so leniently. Let's change those laws! In the meantime, whose child is next? (This month the Parents' Corner is starting a new answer service to readers. Dr. Barbour and the Parents' Corner Consultants will be glad to try and help you find answers to your problems.

Address letters to Richmond Barbour, care of this paper.) (Editorial supervision by California Parent-Teacher. Reproduction rights reserved. Address communications to author.) Shriners Initiate 103 Members Pacific avenue was a blaze of color Saturday afternoon, when more than 1000 wearers of the red fez from San Franeisco and several other cities invaded Santa Cruz to induct 103 "novices" 35 from Santa Cruz into the Mystic Shrine. The parade, headed by the beautifully-costumed 70-piece Islam Temple band, marched down Pacific avenue followed by the Monterey Shrine club drum and bugle crps, color bearers, patrol, Potentate Harvey Teller in a jeep escorted by his divan in four open cars, followed by the director and staff, Greeters, Arabians with a dancer, Section Crew, Legion of Honor, Temple guard, Santa Cruz Shrine club, candidates in make-up, all hanging onto a long rope and guarded by watchmen suitably armed, San Jose Shrine club and lastly by the Nobility. The band gave a concert on the courthous lawn under the direction of Noble Auerbach.

The various bodies were strikingly costumed. One of the outstanding features was a reproduction of a hospital bedroom in which the onlooker could see a nurse watching a sick white child in a Chinese boy and a Negro boy sitting in chairs. One could see from that tableau what the Shrine stands for. The candidates got what a coming to them in the auditorium at the evening session. Charles M.

Pennell, president of the Santa Cruz Shrine club and general chairman, was very happy over the event as was Col. Robert C. Murphy who was parade marshal. The Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine has a membership of a half-million in the United States and is growing rapidly. To be eligible for membership one must be either a Knight Temp-la.

or a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason. There are 16 Shrine hospitals in the United States, two in Canada and one in Hawaii. Santa Cruz Shrine club owes al-le: ance to Islam Temple in San Francisco where its well-known hospital for crippled children, irrespective of race or creed, is located. Some of the most famous physicians and surgeons in that city are on its staff. LOOK" OUT, PETERS IT'S THE.

GUYS PAL COMING Up BEHIND PETERS BUT MUCH TO HIS SURPRISE NO WALLOP WAS FORTHCOMING VALLEY BUSINESSMAN DIES Chico, Nov. 10 (P) Oscar William Hunsacker, 58, Chico businessman and formerly of both Fresno and Madera, died here Thursday following a heart attack. Services and burial will be in Fresno Monday. De Soto Plymouth 1 wifem jmmmmmmamamw- No Matter How Big Philadelphia Claims To Be, Los Angeles Is Insisting That A. Is Bigger CARS Founding place of the U.

S. Marine corps was Tun Tavern in Philadelphia, first recruiting site. WRECKS Expert Boily rutcl Fender Work To BUY BUILD ROY ALDERSON De Soto-Plymouth 222 Front St. Ph. 4122 REFINANCE No Commissions Free Estimates WILSON BROS.

142 PACIFIC AVE. PH. 54 duced a 1946 unofficial census which showed 2,095,000 in Philadelphia and only 1,805,000 in Los Angeles. Grover whipped out a statement by Mayor Fletcher Bowron, who started the controversy a few weeks ago by shoving Philadelphia into fourth place in population and putting Los Angeles third. Bowron said that a population gain since the census of 200,000, many of them from Philadelphia, boosted Los Angeles to 2,105,000 9,000 over the Philadelphia figure.

Philadelphia demanded to see Bowron about it. Bowron, conveniently, was out of town. Both sides said they'd wait for vindication from the 1950 census. Dents taken out New fenders installed Auto painting Easy Terms. Prollo DBnewllei C.

SALES AND SERVICE 293 PACIFIC AVE. PIIOIVE 490 "WHERE FRIEND MEETS FRIEND' Voic i of the PRIVATE TUTORING PeoiDle i Vera Davis 327 San Juan Phcne 2867-M Grades 1 to 11 All Subjects 15 years' teaching experience By Patricia Clary United Press Staff Correspondent Los Angeles, Nov. 10 (U.R) No matter how big Philadelphia says it is, Los Angeles insisted today it was bigger. Chamber of commerce vice-presidents squared off in their respective corners with fistfuls of figures to support their claims each represented the nation's third largest city. Philadelphia Vice President Frank G.

Binswanger insisted his city was bigger, square mile for square mile. Los Angeles Vice-President Earle V. Grover chortled that his city's limits contain four times as many square miles. Binswanger said that in 1940 "Greater" Philadelphia had a population of 3,500,000. Grover said "Greater" Philadelphia included eight counties, three of them in the neighboring state of New Jersey.

Los Angeles county alone beats all eight of them, he said, with a population now of 3.849,000. Philadelphia's county, Binswanger admitted, showed 2,060.000. But he challenged Los Angeles to measure population in a 10 mile radius from the city hall, or in any other equal area. "Take a 100-mile radius if you want to," he said. "With that, New-York becomes a Philadelphia suburb." Grover said Los Angeles was third in the nation in retail sales.

Binswanger said Philadelphia's merchandising areas number and it metropolitan district Los Angeles said its metropolitan district was 3,146,000. Finally they got around to actual city populations. Binswanger pro- Editor: This shortage of money to build the East Side fire house reminds me of the old prospector who, after months of futile search was unable to make a strike. In his rage he sat down on a rock and while bemoaning his bad luck, he struck the rock a vicious blow which cracked it open. It turned out to be one of the richest silver mines of the old West.

Let's look at the facts. The city owns a very valuable lot on the corner of Benito street and Soquel avenue. This lot is comparable on the East Side to any corner lot on Pacific avenue. Recently the (5 Oil ul 1 TZ3 c3 nn GG D) i 1 I it kill i city was offered $15,000 cash for tne lot, which they refused. The LnJ i mi SflLY ElilSSS-FRAZEC? BUILDS POSTWAR CMS imff man who made this offer was ready and able to construct several stores on the property.

This is the lot the. city proposes to build the fire house on. There are two lots within a stone's throw of this city lot which can be purchased for $2000 each. Either of these lots, would, in my opinion be suitable for the fire-house. Here is what would happen if the city would switch locations.

The city would have $13,000 more for the construction of the fire-house. New taxable improvements would be built, more stores would be added, more people employed. Can we of the city of Santa Cruz afford to turn away outside capital, new taxes, new stores and all that goes with it? Or haven't you read your tax statement this year? LA MAR CURETON Prove It Yourself Inspect Them 11 A i All! BENDIX Of the world's four largest automobile makers, only Kaiser-Frazer builds genuine postwar cars! The public wants the comfort, safety, styling, roominess and ride that only postwar engineering can achieve. It is this definite demand for something better that has made Kaiser-Frazer one of the "Big 4" in less than two short years. The Kaiser and the Frazer are so new, so different, so directly in line with popular preferences, that they are already the most widely-copied automobiles in the industry.

So compare them all! You'll understand why Kaiser-Frazer has made such a spectacular success in so short a time! automatic Editor: Having studied mineralogy for over 30 years I cannot understand hy the people of Santa Cruz county let such a wonderful thing as the so-called Mystery Spot lay idle, and used only as a sight-seeing place for visiting tour- Home Laundry 1 ists. 1 Whv rlnc nnf cnmonno A ritro Salinas JC To Play Hollister Armistice Day Taking a breather last week the Salinas Junior College Panthers get up steam for their final conference clashes with an Armistice Day tilt against Hollister Junior College in the Salinas Stadium at 8 p. m. tomorrow night. Hollister has not been labeled as a pushover.

With a veteran team on hand, the Ramblers have visions of a victory. Perhaps their visions will become reality if such speedsters as Jim Bidegary, Milt Mota, and Frank Flores can find a hole in the heavier Salinas forward wall. Coach Bob Robinett has no intentions of his warriors incurring any more injuries. For that reason his reserves will be asked to play the majority of the time. Hampered by early season "bruises and cuts," the Panthers are mending their wounds in an effort to topple San Francisco and Menlo off their high horses.

Robinett plans on starting a complete new line-up against Hollister. However all the regulars will be ready to enter the contest should the Ramblers prove too tough. The Panthers faint hopes of downing the league leading San Francisco Rams, three days later, hinge on the condition of Clarence Twitchell. Twitchell was named on several All-Conference teams last season and almost a sure bet for all-league honors this fall. Rich Rampone, former Santa Cruz High School star, pairs with Al Garnero to give the junior collegians an alert and aggressive duo at guard.

shaft down and tap the wonderful treasurer that is underneath? I am unable to give the exact depth to the radium active pitchblende that lays there but the deposit must be enormous and of not too great a distance in depth. As we all know radium is in great demand these days to fight cancer and other disease, so I ask again why do not the people of Santa Cruz county come forward and offer this so great a gift to help sick humanity. I have lived in this county off and on for four years and this is the only selfish thing I have found in her people. I THESE ARE THE FEATURES THAT DISTINGUISH TRULY POSTWAR CARS: AND SAVES SOAP CLOTHES. YOU See it yourself the wonderful, work-free Bendix washing that has made hundreds of thousands of women ladies of leisure on washdays for nine years! There's no question about the Bendix.

It's been proved in use. See our demonstration you'll see Bendix washday miracles galore! Come in now! SANTA CRUZ APPLIANCE Record and Radio Salon 7 Walnut Ave. Phone 301 Improved Ride result of placing the passenger load between the front and rear wheels, and lower to the ground. The "soft" springs are controlled by airplane-type shock absorbers. You get a "cradled" ride never known before at any price! I have up to now always found the Improved Design combines medal-winning beauty of line with such practical advantages as wider seats, greater visibility, and the safety of a lower center of gravity.

Improved Engineering that means a new distribution of mass and load; the rear seat set well forward of the rear wheels; better roadability; a higher ratio of horsepower to weight; greater riding comfort and safety; maximum service accessibility. folks of Santa Cruz more than willing to make visitors welcome and happy and to help the needy and sick every way possible. And now I find this. LOUIS R. ROVNY Built In a 100-Postwar Plant Willow Run is the only 100-postwar automobile plant! It produces four 100-postwar cars the Kaiser, the Frazer, the Kaiser Custom and the Frazer Manhattan.

Take your choice in the price range that best fits your pocketbook. Whichever you select, you may be sure, it is a thoroughly modern automobile embodying all of the vast technical improvements of the war years. These cars need no changes to bring them up-to-date! Think this over before you invest in personal transportation you will want to use for years! Economical Mass Production Kaiser-Frazer cars really have no competition. Many other cars sell in the same price range. But they are not postwar cars.

Every product of Willow Run is the result of engineering and design progress made since 1941! And these cars are produced economically. Kaiser-Frazer has, in two years, installed at Willow Run the finest, most efficient, precision mass production equipment available in the world. Much of it was never available before! Many processes have been newly developed by men whose production genius is famous the world around. It was this equipment and this genius that enabled Kaiser-Frazer to break all industry records for its first full year of production by building more than 125,000 fine automobiles and selling every one of them! Investigate Before You Buy! If you do not know the many important advantages of fully postwar auto mobiles, built in a fully postwar plant, read the important items in the box at the left! Here are definite, tangible advantages that mean something to every motor car owner. Then make up your mind to go to your nearest Kaiser-Frazer dealer and inspect and drive these cars before you buy any automobile.

It's the only sensible thing to do! BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS Improved Safety result of better visibility (larger windshield and rear window), super-adequate, easy-acting, fully-hydraulic brakes; super-abundant power; finger-tip steering. Improved Economy result of high-compression, 100-horse power, 6-cylinder, L-head engine, and a low weight-per-horsepower that delivers unbelievable miles per gallon of gas, is miserly in the use of oiL Hell give the folks a treat Improved Performance the result of ultra-modern engine design and more horsepower to weight. It means quickerget-away, more rapid acceleration, fatigueless driving.

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