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The World Today John Vandcrlyn (1776-1852! The Landing of Columbus" Candidates Can Take Over Now; Niirifa Is Leaving Tuesday, October 11, 1960 Mild Earthquake Shakes Colorado Ouray. Colo, if. A mild earthquake shook western Colorado rarly today. The highway patrol there were no damages and no one was injured. The tremor was felt at 105 a.m.

There were reports it lasted from 30 seconds to about two min-4ites. The quake was felt from Ouray northward to Grand Junction 100 miles. Sixty officers and men of Den- i. 1 1 "-v 1 1 more attention for how they performed than for what they said. After the first meeting Republicans 'were depressed because many said Nixon's makeup made him look old and tired and because, from their viewpoint, he said too many times "I agree" with Kennedy.

As if to offset this "me, too" aupearancc, Nixon started off his second debate by announcing "I disagree" with Kennedy. All this was duly noted, along with Kennedy's mannerisms. When it was all over the polls that were taken didn't show much change in voter sentiment. Khrushchev didn't make any progress in any voter contest in the United Nations cither. SHOP IN THE GREATER SANTA CRUZ TRADING AREA -By James Marlow AP News Analyst Washington UV) Now the presidential candidates can have their campaign back.

Soviet Premier Khrushchev is going home. For three weeks h'e has taken the play away from them again and again in newspapers and on television. He has a better change in pace than Vice President Rich-ara M. Nixon or Sen. John F.

Kennedy. Ever since the campaign began they have operated on a high and very vague plane, always the gentlemen. Khrushchev. He has mugged, threatened, demanded, scowled, grinned and switched from temper tantrums to fond embraces. Even his departure next Thursday night when the candidates are having their third TV debate may interfere with the attention they get.

He's most certain to say jnurk and Norway were uraciuaieu in 1958 as missile experts at the U. S. Army Guided Missile School Huntsville, Ala. 'public notice something to make front pages in 4 tne rriday morning papers before he flies home. Just what he has accomplished on his trip to the United Nations in New York is not clear.

But what Nixon and Kennedy have accomplished so far in their i i i NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SAIE No. 1S.S11 In the Superior Court of ths Stats of California. In nd tor the County of of the Estate of DCLLA STONE. Df'U'd- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on or ttrr November 1, 1960. the under.

Vcned, Charles C. Stone and GorRe Stone, as eecutors of the will and tori.eiis of Delia E. Stone, fi at private sale to the hiRhest net bidder, suhiert to confirmation by lie above entitled Superior Court, all 1he riRht title, interest, and estate ot he decedent at the time of her death and all the riRht. title, and Interest the estate has. by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than or in addition' to that of the decedent at the of her death, in and to that certain real property located in the City of Cruz.

County of Santa Cru, State of California, particularly de-; scribed as follows: 1 Lot 16. in Block as shown upon the map entitled, "Map of the Kaye and Uhden Tract, Santa Cruz. Cal No. 3." filed for record in the Office of the County Recorder on February 27. 1891, in Map Book 10, pace 29, Santa Cruz County Rec-1 ords.

Suhiect to current taxes, covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, rights. nRhts of way. easements, and ftnnmhrsnrM of record. 'A4 j. campaign isn't clear, either.

Even 1' '1" the polls look fuzzy on whos ahead. It probably is better for every one including Khrushchev and ail 11 American independence, was a pupil of the famed Gilbert Stuart. However, Probobly the most fomous painting of Columbus is that of the Americon artist John Vanderlyn. It shows the great Italian seafarer claiming his discovery (generally agreed to be the Caribbean island of San Salvador) in the name of Ferdinand end Isabella of Spain. Vanderlyn, born in the first year of he achieved most of his success in turope.

in l4Z, congress commissioned him to execute 'The Landing of Columbus" for one of the panels in the rotunda of the Capitol in Washington. the candidates that he leaving. The campaign is moving into its critical period. If there's going to be any fire, it will have to come these next few weeks. If Khrushchev hung around he'd probably mess things up a bit, including himself, and get the candidates talking about him instead of one another.

He hasn't done well so far. It's hardly likely Nixon and Kennedy can march right up to election day at their present rate. If they're going to get, rough, it will have to start soon, although it isn't certain that either man can start a blaze. If they don't, this is going to Bids or offers are invited for the nmivriv and mull be in writing and may be delivered to the executors or to the Office Ot weir anorneys, inifj. 'Lucas, Wyckoff Miller.

113 Cooper Street, Santa Cruz. California, or may in th office of the clerk of 1961 Rambler Ambassador V-8 the Suoenor Court at any time after the first publication of this notice and i before the making of the sale. Trms and conditions of sale: Cash WW In lawful money of the United States; tn nnrront of the amount bid to ac- A 1 be one of the dullest campaigns company the offer and the balance to be paid upon confirmation of sale by the Superior Court. Taxes, rents, oper- atmir and maintenance expenses, and i 'jK-a in a long time. Khrushchev was overheated from the day he arrived, but he hasn't started the blaze.

So far premiums on insurance acceptable to the purchaser shall be prorated as of Ml Masonic Luncheon Club Will Hear Richard Werner Richard J. Werner, who retired as executive director of a trade association in Washington, D.C., and moved to Santa Cruz this year, will speak to the Masonic Luncheon club at its meeting Thursday noon in the Palomar hotel. His subject will be "Scotts Valley to Pennsylvania Avenue." Werner was the first president of Hartnell college. All Masons, sojourners and their guests are welcomed at the weekly meetings of the club. as can be seen he has performed three weeks without getting any LIGHT WOGMT thing he wanted.

Yet the world has paid close at i tention not only to what he did CONTROLLING GIRDLE but what he said. Nixon and Kennedy, in their the date Ol confirmation or saie. mo examination of title, recording of con- veyance. and any title insurance policy shall be at the expense of the pur-' chaser. The undersigned reserve the right to reiect any and all bids.

Dated: October 7, 1960. I CHARLES C. STONE GEORGE G. STONE Executors of the Will and Codicils of Delia E. Stone, Deceased.

LUCAS. WYCKOFF MILLER Attorneys for Executors 113 Cooper Street Santa Cru. California Oct. 11, IB, 25 (3589) TV debates, seem to have gotten 1 For the svertgs figure type. Superb fabric, skillful tailoring, tatily-sd uited front lacing.

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