Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 22

1 (ng St ntlntt Wednesday, October 12, 1960 The World Today Growth Of UN Hints At Changes All Over Globe Santa Cruz Men Undergo Training At Naval Base Church Conclave Slated In Fresno Teen-Ager Asking 2 Santa Cruzans FA a Legion Post 64 Hears Reports From Boys Staters Santa Prn Pnct fli Amnrlctn Dennis Aufranc Aboard Cruiser Dennis E. Aufranc, seaman apprentice, departed last week aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Providence for a six-month tour of duty with the Seventh fleet in the Western Pacific. Aufranc is son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis K.

Aufranc, 23 Alta ave- in bUK Aboard Carrier Church of the Nazarene Sunday Over Car Mishap Seaman Apprentices Barry C. school leaders will participate in church achool convention! and Ten men from Santa Cruz. Ben jiiuwu ana i.qrrv Hmun Superior court action was filed lervine aboard th affarlr airrrnff Lomond and ADtos. all repent workshops set for the Northern California district of the denomination October 20-21 at Richmond this week seeking over $50,000 carrier USS Coral Sea which is listers in the navy are undergoing Legion, heard reports by its three delegates to the Boys State in Sacramento last mmmpr when for Injuries received by Andrea Margaret Bain, 18, in a one-car wun me seventh fleet in the Western Pacific. oasic iraining ai uicgo naval base.

They are David Dale Fairhurst. ana October 24 23 at Fresno. F)r F. V. 7arharv Santa Crwt The men.

anna nf Mi- an.4 accident last year. James M. Brown, 9321 Los Gatog it met Friday night in the Veterans Memorial building. The youths, Bill Hoque. Bill Kolbe and Tim Hirkx tnld hnw son of Airs.

Kdna Fairhurst, 232 Arbor avenue: James nnnlrl district aupenntendent, will give The action wai flUA hv tfc nignway, are to visit ports In Japan, the Philippines, Okinawa and Hawaii. T.y James Marlow Awoclaled I'rfss News Analyst Washington CP. The world won't be the same any more. That'll the one thing which States. The fact that Khrushchev lost every round in the U.N.

session this year would indicate the majority opinion of mankind is still on the American side. a welcome 10 eacn convention, which will unite worker from 1.V Kirl's mother. Mrs. Mariorie ruin nue. The rroviacnce, uagsnip oi Commander Cruiser division three, will nrovide air defense for Hales, son of Mrs.

Verna Gleason, 135 Sacramento avenue; James Melvin Stubendorff, son of of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stuhnrifnrff 910 224 San Jose street, acainst George Rush, 16, of 4345 Court drive, and William K711v in Nazarcno churches. the 829 boys fathered for the Th Sal valine A CK-casion which is sponsored by the American I.rplnn rnnnrrntArt the Seventh fleet. BUY AT HOME AND SAVE! of 610 Graham Hill marl u' founded in KnplanH men Forest street.

came through clear after three The creat rhallenp in fhro charged that Rush was drivinc Rev. William Booth, was first known as The Christian Mission. and learned to work together. The next meeting of the post, October 14, will be a potiuck dinner in which tha auvilinrv uill MUSIC TO CLEAN BY Branford. Conn.

CD. The case of the musical vacuum cleaner was solved here recently when a repairman found a small harmon weeks of uproar at the United Nations. That body started in Richard Enhram tnn nf Kelly's vehicle in a reckless manner October 11. rnncinff if next 15 years is to keep that opn-ion on the same sirle. This will Mr.

and Mrs. C. 11 ber lane; Ralph Grant and Rodger William Thompson, sons of Cecil K. Thompson. 5(i0 3ih husinesi 15 years ago with 51 na tions.

Last week it added its POth to leave Orchard View road in the Bonny Doon area and striking a tree. almost certainly require new tactics, new strategy, new attitudes join. Thoi 48 new memhprt 1nr urin I i ica stuck in the floor nozzle. The William Edward nn Both boys and another Passen cleaners owner complained the in.i i.nij ntuiiaia i.Hi luji.m mgs oi omcr peonies needs, Lomond; Jack Patrick Whltt, son of Mr. and Mrs.

O. Z. Whitt, Por- qua, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.

to leave Orchard View road I In ''S. wcre in 111. Ill I Vf I.IIIl'l lel'Ilfl llfll r. I Dell'Acqua. 350 Myrtle street: and the Bonny Doon area and strikinc Brian Charles Hildebrandt, son tree.

9am: nf Mrs Marv -I Shnmlin fl Pin. I -ha i undetermined Moro Imnns no- Rnman rnlnt 101 William E. Sthoeninc Ben Tree lane. Anto rr J' i Jor nieaicai ana related stands in Ka'albek. Lrhannn than machine producing weird Cindy I gcr, Worman.

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in 1 1 I I I I A A i a a I JlUIJtU iIllUiJl'3 VtlUi. Il fll UNA ious to come abreast of the 20th rrr1nrv in nich Tf fhv Ann pet help from this country, they can try i.ussia. They can play the two giants off acainst each other. And each for its own sake will have to do business with them. In these next 15 years the balance of world power may be settled for a cen tun-.

It would be nice to think that the neutrals and former colonl al nations micht team iid to keen the two great powers prH Ir'er the third great power, Ilea Una In line, out of pure recard for the sake of mankind. More practically they will be guided by economic needs Mid help and military pressure, following a course which nations have always followed what in it for me? Premier Khrushchev is aware of the long struggle ahead. For whatever his reason he was still confident over the weekend after demanding much and getting Fancy Tomatoes nothing in this session of the Un Itrfl snons. "We will win. we will win." he Fresh Lettuce said, and although "tnrlav th Crisp, Solid Heads Each Socialist states are in a minority, tomorrow we prophesy you (the wesij win be in the minority." Waldorf Pack The Communist world right now may be planning adventures Flame Variety- unareamea ot by the We6t for Khrushchev warned that unless he gets what he wants in the Unit Yellow Onions Tokay Grapes Tender Carrots Crisp Cabbage ed isations "we will rely on our Tops Off Crisp Sweet own strengtn.

In the earlier days the United Nations, relying mainly on ine support and leadership of Always Cruncfiy Crisp Heads at Safeway! Each the United States, was able to 10 mm aa sa UllUUa VUB VHuVlJ DELICIOUS JONATHANS PIPPINS Mop lommunlst ambitions in Iran. Greece. Korea. Those were the days when this country was ahead in nuclear de-velupment. The United States RUSSET then was indisputably the world's jno.

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