Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 12

Plan To Form Tuesday, March 27, 1951 Alexander Beecher, 12 Santa Cruz Sentinel-News Edward Bangle Rites Tomorrow Fear Young Mother May Have Been Kidnapped By Husband's Slayer In Riverside Murder Fish Chips Fresh caught Fresh cooked To Eat Here PACKED TO GO HOME 1 1 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS BREAKFAST SERVED Every day 5 to 8:30 a.m. Pier Lunch Room at entrance to Wharf Phone 1948-J Sheriffs Captain Don Schrader Services for Edward Clyde Ban gle, 58, who died in Oakland suddenly Saturday, will be conducted by Rev. C.

J. Coffey at White's chapel tomorrow morning at 10:30. Burial will be in the Oakwood cemetery. Bangle lived in Southern Califor nia until 1939, when he started working up and down the coast in the construction industry. He was an operating engineer.

He has been in the Bay Area since 1946. His widow, Mary Etta Bangle of Oakland, is the niece of Mrs. Marie Hiner of Chanticleer avenue. He is also survived by a son, Edward C. Bangle of Lewiston, a sister, Mrs.

Pearl Boeck of Hollywood; a brother, John Bangle of California; two grandchildren, Vicki Leanne and Jane Suzanne Bangle of Idaho, and two brothers-in-law, J. W. and R. V. Titus of Santa Cruz.

There are more Chinese in Malaya than Malayans. 2,615,000 com pared to 2,234.000. NOW SHOWING The 1951 Philco Line of Balanced Beam TELEVISION BANK TERMS Open Evenings Sunday TELEVISION CENTER OPAL CLIFFS or HOOVER 50 TERMS Full Price 3 'Try Before You Buy" Valley Merchant Groups Studied Possibility of forming separate merchant groups at Boulder Creek. Ben Lomond and Felton, who will work cooperatively under the spon- sorsnip ot the ban Lorenzo Valley Chamber of Commerce was discussed at a meeting of valley businessmen last night at Hartman's Brook-dale Inn. The session was called by R.

H. Hartman, president of the valley chamber. Jphn Montan-ari. Boulder Creek grocery store owner, is chairman of the merchants committee of the chamber. It was brought out last night that Boulder Creek already has the nucleus of a merchants' group and some preliminary discussion on organization has been held.

Hartman declared that vallev businessmen see the need of such organization to handle certain problems when they arise. Such a pro gram also will assist materially in ine vaiiey-wiae advertising cam paign which will be carried on, the chamber president said. The valley chamber will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at Ben Lomond library building at a clock at which time Captain T. D. Westfall, Santa Cruz county civilian defense chief, will be the speaker.

Reports will be given on various other matters, including the advertising campaign. Jake Leonard, former assembly man for this district, and now man ager of the San Benito County Chamber of Commerce, will speak at tne valley chamber meeting April 11 on the active merchants' group in his community. Sheviakov Speaks Tomorrow In Better Family Series "The Role of the Father" will be discussed tomorrow night by George V. Sheviakov, lecturer in psychology at San Francisco State college, in the current series of lectures on foundations for better family living. These lectures are being sponsored by the Santa Cruz Council of the Parent Teachers association and the evening school.

Tomorrow night's meeting is the fifth in the series. The final lecture will be held April 5, with Dr. Bertha Mason, San Jose physician discussing the subject of sex education. Sheviakov was for seven years head social worker at the Institute of Child Welfare, University of California. He had a two year fellowship from the Rockefeller foundation, and for five years did research and child guidance in the Laboratory Schools, University of Chicago.

He was assistant superintendent in charge of guidance in Vanport. Oregon, and consultant in guidance for the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. The lecture will begin at 7:30 in the high school auditorium. Members of the council urge fathers to attend as this meeting is particularly addressed to them. Mrs.

Fred Morris will act as moderator while Lee Sims, high school principal, will be the chairman. Snow is never seen in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. ELECTROLUX Giant Model Beautifully reconditioned. Complete with attachments. CDCC Home I ILL Demonstration Liberal Trade-in allowance on your old vacuum 3-year written guarantee Evening Appointments 3 We Repair and Sell Main said bumper bolts found at the scene of the tragedy matched those of Walker car.

Cook's auto, parked near his body, had a dented and torn fender, as though another machine had sjdeswiped it and forced it off the road. Schrader said Walker was arrested as police patrolled the city, searching for a car with damaged right fender. They found Walker's car, which answered this description, in a garage being repaired. It had smears of green paint on the damaged fender, officers said. Cook's car was green.

Walker told investigators his au tomobile fender was smashed in an accident in Hollywood last week The slain man's father, Harold Cook, said his son, daughter-in-law, Doris, also 18. and their baby, born last July, left his home at the little town of Nuevo about 10:30 a.m. yesterday. They were headed for Los Angeles, where young Cook does maintenance work at an Aluminum Company of America plant. New York Stock Exchange Courtesy Richey, Baikie Alcantara Stocks Bond "Direct Privat Wire 1517 Pacific Av.

Phon 812 Industrials Rails Volume 248.67 off .39 80.48 off .13 1,250,000 KCW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE American Can' in1! American Telephone 154'. American Woolen. 39' Anaconda Copper 39 Atchison T. Si S. F.

159 Bendix -52 Beth. Steel o-i'a Calif. Pack. Caterpillar Che. and Ohio Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Dupont General Electric 62 48' 78 96 88' 54 General Motors Goodyear 52 73? Homestalce 40' a International Harvester 34 International Nickel 34' i Kennecott 74 Lorkheed 34 Montgomery Ward No.

Amer. Avn. 153j Parifip Gas Elec. 31T Pac. Lighting 53-4 ppnnpv i.i i i os Penn.

R. 20'i Phr Ins Dodse 61 Phil'ins Petrol. 78'4 Republic Steel 4l Sears Roebuck 55' Southern Calif. Edison 33', Cn'-(h pfTi Pacific 65 td. Oil Calif.

5'4 StH Oil 102 Texas Corp. 1 Transamenca Union Oil 3 Union Pacific 102" United Aircraft 3ol4 U. S. Steel 41', Woolworth (F. SANK STOCKS Bank! of America Rank of Manhattan Chase National Bank 39iffMlVi National City Bank LIVESTOCK South San Francisco, March 27 (AP) Calves: None.

Hors: 450, active, butchers and sows 50 cents lower, sood-choice 190-240 pound butchers $23.25. sround 270 but- cners Z4Z-zsz pouna s.iu, one iuou averapini 178 nound S22.60. single Rood sows J17.50. Monday load 256 pound butchers DAVIES AAEJIA Members New York Stock Exchange Prival Wires Ticker Serric 1220 Pacific Ave. Phon 4000 Co-Managers Hildebrand 1 Weaver SMITH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 109Va Ceopef Approved SHORTHAND.

TYPING, ACCOUNTING. INCOME TAX TERM BEGINS APRIL 2, 1951 Riverside. March 27 W) Search was intensified today for a pretty young mother because of fears that she may have been kid naped by her husbands slayer. Mrs. Doris Trask Cook, 18, has not been seen since the body of her 18-year-old husband, Richard Cook, was found on a lonely road yesterday.

Their eight-month-old baby was playing happily on a blanket near the body of the father, who had been shot to death, when the tragedy was discovered. Police continued to question Sgt. Lawrence J. Walker, 20, a negro of March air force base here who was booked on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon. He carried a stolen .43 caliber pistol, po- ice said.

The air force sergeant was ques tioned for three hours last night and Sheriff's Officer W. W. Wal-rath, chief criminal deputy, said he insisted he knew nothing of the case. After the questioning a sher iffs posse left at midnight to search the area where the car was found. 10 miles south of here.

Steel Company Seeks $1499 For Building Job Complaint on the bond of Leon ard English, Santa Cruz general contractor, has been filed here in the county clerk's office by the San Jose Steel Co. seeking $1499 plus interest for a job at the Watsonvule high school. The plaintiff also names the Em ployes Liability Assurance Corpora tion the surety company, as a party to the complaint. The company claims it furnished labor and material to English amounting to $24,813 and that Eng lish paid $23,813 of this sum, leav ing a total of $1499 unpaid. The bond was for 5155,036.

The company is asking the prin cipal, plus seven per cent interest from November 30, 1950, and the cost of the action. The job was a building construct ed for school purposes, according to a contract between English and the Watsonville joint union high school district. It was completed in December, 1950. Attcrneys for the plaintiff are Johnson. Jlorprn.

Thorne and Speed, San Jose attorneys. Funerals ORMONDE LIDDLE Last rites for Ormonde Liddle were held at 11 o'clock this morning in the Wessendorf mortuary. Mrs. Barbara Bibbins played fa vorite selections on the organ. Private inurnment followed in the Santa Cruz crematory.

EDWARD CHARLES RICKETTS Funeral services for Edwin Charles Ricketts conducted by Rev. Heber S. Mahood were held in the Wessendorf mortuary this morning at 10 o'clock. Organ music was by Mrs. Barbara Bibbins.

Burial was in the Golden Gate National cemetery in San Bruno. ALICE MARSHALL Services for Alice Marshall were conducted by Rev. Ed Cunningham this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Wessendorf mortuary. Mrs. Barbara Bibbins played selections on the organ.

Private inurnment followed in the IOOF crematory. GEORGE PATTERSON Graveside services for George Patterson were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Holy Cross cemetery. White's mortuary was in charge of the arrangements. PHONE or WRITE Phone S. C.

4149-R tc APPLIANCE COMPANY Office 889 South First St, San Jose CYpress 4-6690 Rites For George Dilley Will Be Held In Wisconsin I Thp remains of Georee Dilley, 60. of 1920 16th avenue, killed in an auto crash Sunday on the Los Gatos highway near Alma, will be shipped to Wisconsin, where funeral services will be held. This was the information sup- plied today by Denegri-Geoffroy (Jnglia iunerai directors in oau Jose. Still in the O'Connor hospital, at San Jose, in a fair condition are Dillev's wife. Nellie.

59, and his brother, Leon Dilley. 64, of San Francisco, passengers in the Dil- lev's machine. I C-x- DUrtjldrd cniUl I I cL The btOrk bnOp Burglars entered the Stork shop, 722 Soquel avenue, last night, and BOt awav With 36. police reporiea. No loss of merchandise was re- ported after a preliminary survey COUNTY EMPLOYES MEET TOMORROW Reeular meeting of the Santa Cruz County Employes association will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m.

in the agricultural building at 555 Ocean street, according to rem Crawford, secretary of the organ ization. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOa PROVING WILL. ETC. No. 12.403.

c- i California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. in xne superior ui nit: ouiu: ui i in tne Matter 01 tne Jstaie 01 i-rr-a- i ttiva fnrmpriv celes- I TTM A r.HIfl nprpasprt Notice is hereby given that a pen- JSSJZ JIZZAr Te rrr .55 a r.win n.spd. and for the issuance to petitioners John Gnio and Antomo onio, ot testa- menipry nas uera iiieu ii. iii ana mat rnaay. Tne tin oay 01 Apru.

1951. at 10:00 o'clock a. m. of said day, ana trie courtroom 01 saia cuun, i in ine courinouse, in t-iiy ui ocin id Cruz, County of Santa State of California, have been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said peti tion, when and where all persons interested may appear and contest the same and show cause why said peti tion should not be granted. Dated 26th.

1951. H. E. MTIXER, Clerk. Ev MATHILDA ROSSI.

Deputy Clerk. EMMET L. RITTENHOUSt, Attorney for Petitioners Santa Cruz, California. March 27 to ADril 5. NOTICE OF HEARING ENGINEER'S RZPORT EAST CLIFF SANITATION DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tucsriav.

the 3rd dav of April. 1951, at 3:30 o'clock P. in the regular meeting place of the Board of Directors of the said District, Board of Sunervisors Room. Court House An nex. Santa Cruz.

California, have been fixed by the Board of Directors of the East Cliff Sanitation dis- trict as the time and place of hearing objections to and to doing all or any parx 01 me wojk reierreu iu me Fnineer's Report, prenared by the Fnineerinff Offices of L. Cedric Mac- shee. Consulting Engineers, dated June. 1P50 find revised Februarv 7. 1951, and on file in the office of the County Ev order of the Board of Directors of Cliff Sanitation District, dated Karen 23, 1951.

H. E. MILLER. County Clerk. March 27 to April 1.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 12.379 In the Superior Court of Jie State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of JO- HANNA M. McGRATH. also known as, J.

McGRATH. also Known as ju- liANNA McGRATH. Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given by the Un dersigned. Walter R.

Bettencourt Ad ministrator of the estate of Johanna M. McGrath. also known as J. Mc- Orath. also known as Johanna Mc- Grath.

deceased, to the creditors of- and all persons having claims against the said deceasea. or, said estate, to file them, with the necessary vouch ers, in the office ol the Clerk of the above named Court (which said office is situate in the Court House in the "City of Santa Cruz in said County and State), within six months after the first publication of this notice made on tne Z7tn aay ot jviarcn imdi. or pre sent and exhibit them, with tne neces sary vouchers, within said period, to the said Walter R. Bettencourt at the office of J. FRANK MURPHY and EUGENE J.

ADAMS Attorneys-at-Law in the City of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, which said last named oifice the undersigned selects as the place of business in all matters connected with said estate. WALTER BETTENCOURT Administrator of the Estate of said deceasea Dated March 23. 1951. J. FRANK MURPHY and KUGENE J.

ADAMS Attorneys for said Administrator Mar. 27: Arr. 3-10-17 CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTING BUSTNESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME OF CAIIFORNIA COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ ss. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE i That the undersigned does herebv certify: That I am an individual doing business under the fictitious name and Style of ATLAS ROOFING COMPANV That the place where said business fs carried on and conducted and tho principal place of business thereof is at 7na Alice street, Santa Cruz. Cali- lornia.

That the name in full and place of residence or ine undersigned is: JACK kjvlmilks. 214a Alice Street Santa Cruz. WITNESS my rand this 23rd day of JACK H. F. REMMERS I A I Uf CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ ss.

On March 23. 1951 before me. a No- tary Public in and for said County and iaie. personally appeared JACK H. REMMERS.

known to me to be th son whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged i umi ue executed xne same. (SEAL) HARRY T.TTfAR TO Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, State of ainornia. Mar. 27 3-10-17 a a Last Rites Held For Guy Caldwell Funeral services for Guy M. Caldwell were held Saturday i i .1.11.1.

WViita'c morning aw iu a r.rai ritST Mrs. Clayton Manning and Mrs. Frank Hart sang "Nearer the Cross" and "Rock of Ages." The pallbearers were Frank Hart, H. L. Rock Ray Richard and iimu iuujmu.

Burial was in Oakwood cemetery Caldwell, 64, died Wednesday native of Missouri, tie was a farmer for many years in Neb- raska. He had lived in Santa Cruz for the last 15 years. His address was 111 Blackburn street. Surviving him are his vidow, Ella Caldwell of 432 Garfield street; two sons, Earl and Dale of Portland, three daughters, Mildred Mahan of Santa Cruz, Verla Minet of Pennsylvania, and Wilda Powell of Chinook, two sisters, Elma Myers of South uaiua, mm xvuoc iiuiuet ul iuicxu gan, and six grandchildren. Claims He Was Robbed By Trio William H.

Bassnett, 321 Main street, was robbed and beaten last night by three teen-agers whom he ihad asked to drive him home, po- iiice reported. According to the officers. Bass nett had asked the trio to give him ride from Front street to his home. They admitted him to their car, but after a few blocks, they ctnnna1 tha flu. Kn tiim nn1 jluuiju wuc Lai, ucai nun, auu luuiv xu wtiiei wuicn contained oj cenis, and cigarettes.

They then drove off. n4 -i The rasp is unrlpr invpctitrntinn iue Ldbe ls unaer investigation. lULLlMUrN A minor collision at Water street and North Branciforte avenue yes- terday involved cars of Frederick Kerrigan, Burbank: and Leah I. Kan nhriol r.H ported. No one was injured the accident VITAL STATISTICS FUNERAL NOTICES BANGLE In Oakland, March 24.

1951, Edward Clyde Bangle, aged 58 years; native of California. Survived by wife, Mary Etta Eangle of Oakland, sen Edward C. Bangle of Lewislon, Idaho; sister Mrs. Pearl Boeck of Hol lywood; brother John Bangle of Cali fornia: 2 grandchildren. Victi Leanne and Jane Suzanne Bangle of Idaho: brothers-in-law, J.

W. and R. V. Titus of Santa Cruz. Services will be conducted at White chapel.

138 Walnut Ave, Wednesday, Marcn Z8. at a. m. witn Kev. C.

J. Coffey officiating. Interment in Oakwood cemetery. Friends are re spectfully invited to attend. 3-27-lt BEECHER In Santa Cruz.

March 26, 1951. Alexander Mead Beacher, aged 82 years, 8 months; native of Illinois. Father of Eernard A. Beecher. Hilliard J.

Beecher, Mary Beecher. Also survived by 7 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren. Services will be held In the Wessen dorf Mortuary Wednesday, March 28, 1951 at 10 a. m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Private interment will follow in the Evergreen Cem etery. Please omit flowers. 3-27-lt FLORAL DESIGNING FERRARI The Florist "The Finest In Flowers" 1 1 1 Soquel Ave. Phone 1840 Prompt Delivery Service 8-1-motf Remember This Day With Flowers SANTA CRUZ FLORISTS AND GIFTS 1314 Ocean St Phone 2380-W Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Always Open 8-1-motf FLORAL DESIGNING ELWIN S. BARNHILL CO.

710 Soquel Ave. Phone 742 8-1-motf Palomar House of Flowers Floral Designs Prompt Delivery 4 Palomar Arcade Phone 385 8-1-motf FLOWERS STEWART'S FLORAL SHOP 289 Water SL Phone 189 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WEDDINGS CORSAGES FLORAL DESIGNS Flower Telegraphed Anywhere 8-1-motf Louise's Flower Shop CONSULT US FOR Weddings. Funerals. Corsages Fresh cut flowers every day. 1040 LYN WAY Between 7th and 17th Ave.

On Old Hiway No. 1. PHONE 6311-W. 3-1-tf MR. BUSINESSMAN We maintain telephone answering service for your convenience.

On duty 24 hrv day. 7 day a week. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE Bus. Ex. 6640 Physician- Ex.

6700 Harley ft Esther Anthis, 115 Married A. SANTA CRUZ ViVG CLEANERS New Regs at Reasonable Price Phone 4119-W 1521 Seabright Ave. Bible Retired Railroad Conductor, Dies Alexander Mead Beecher. 82, a retired brakeman and conductor, died suddenly in a local hospital yesterday. A native of Illinois, Beecher Uv ea there many years where he was employed by the Mobile and Ohio railroad company.

Alter coming to California, he lived in Fresno and Bakersfield, where he worked for the Southern Pacific. In Fresno he also was a build ing contractor for nine years. Since coming to Santa Cruz, 21 years ago, Beecher ran a wood and fuel yard on Rodriguez avenue for years until he retired. He is survived by two sons, Bernard A. Beecher and Milliard Beecher; a daughter, Mary Beecher; seven grandchildren and three great-grandcihldren, all of Santa Cruz.

Funeral services will be conduct ed at Wessendorf mortuary tomor row morning at 10 o'clock. Private interment will follow in the Ever green cemetery. Rites In San Jose Tomorrow For Margaret Fairchild Funeral services for Margaret A Fairchild, a former resident of Santa Cruz, will be held tomorrow at 10 a. in San Jose at the Amos Williams chapel. Mrs.

Fairchild was 90 years old and had lived in Santa Cruz for 22 years before moving to San Jose last July. She was the widow of a Civil War veteran. She was a member of the First Methodist church of Santa Cruz. Survivors infejude two daugh ters, Mrs. H.

Wynn of San Jose with whom she made her home and Mrs. George Jopling of Dana Point; seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Sheriff Auxiliary Membership Lists Being Prepared With weekly sessions now being held at six substations and by the sheriff's mounted posse: member ship lists are being compiled for sheriff auxiliary stations at Boulder Creek. Scotts Valley. Freedom and Salsipuedes.

it was reported to day by Lowell Rountree. chief deputy in charge of training for this phase of the civilian defense program. Assisted by Deputy Sheriffs Joe Koediger and Marvin Musgrave Rountree is conducting weekly sessions at Live Oak, Davenport, Fel- ton, Soquel, Ben Lomond and Ap- tos. The sheriff's posse trains at DeLaveaga park. EGG QUOTATIONS Large Grade Grade A 55 Medium Grade A 53 Small Grade A 48 Large Grade 50 SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS ASSOCIATION PRICES MA Large Grade A 53-53 Medium Grade A 51-51i small tirade A 46-46 Large Grade No Quotation DAIRY ond PRODUCE San Francisco, March 27 Butter: 93 score, 71c; 92 score, 71c; 90 score 67c.

Net orices oaio oroducers tot nv. delivered in San Francisi-o Broilers, heavy types 2V 29-30c ryers. heavy types. Z'i to 3 lbs. 34 joc.

Heavy types J-4 los. 34-3oc. Roasters heavv typ 4 lbs and over 35-36c. Hens light type. 1 lbs and under 28-29c.

Light type, 4 lbs. and over 30 sic. Fowl, heavy type all weights. 35-36c Old roosters, all weights, 20-22c. Ducks nil weights 37 -38c Geese all weights 35-36e.

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Sound colored film, "Our Children." lessons visualized on flannelgrapl-L HEAR' E' Rasmussen 'director of No. Calif. Evangelism Bible Class. Singing of Choruses by the children at the CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 260 Soquel Ave. ON MARCH 29 7:30 P.M.

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