Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 12

Tuesday, April 15, 1953 Margaret Mobley 12-Santa Crui Smtutrf Syracuse, N. Y. John rowell Jr. and Emil Joseph of Toledo, Ohio, took over the doubles lead at the American Bowl- a. 1 7 I Sentinel TV Guide 7 CHANNEL I CHANNEi 11 Masons To Have Essay Contest For Valley Students The quest for writers and thinkers among San Lorenzo Valley's senior and junior high school students is on again with an essay contest.

Sponsored by the Valley Masons to observe" public school week, the contest will close J. P. Hall Asks Gold Price Boost J. P. Hall, 1802 West Cliff drive, president of the Western Mining council, has pledged support to a request stnt to President Dwight Eisenhower asking that the price of gold be boosted from $35 to $100 per ounce, it was reported this morning.

The request was wired by Merrill E. Shotip, president of the Golden Cycle Mining company, Cripple Creek, Colo. It read as follows: "Because the present administration and government's anti- Rites Planned Funeral services for Margaret Nerell Mobley will be conducted Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Wes-sendorf chapel with Dr. Roy R.

Kraft of the Twin Lakes Baptist church officiating. Private inurn ment will follow in the 100F crematory. Mrs, Mobley, a native of Al sace-Lorraine, had lived in this area for the last 35 years. She is survived by her husband, Max A. Mobley of Santa Cruz; and was the mother of Les Nerell of Long Beach, and the stepmother of Marguerite Nehmer of Santa Cruz and Virginia Weare of Bakersfield.

She also is survived by a grandchild. FUNERALS JOSEPH F. TONE SR. Funeral for Joseph Francis Tone who lived at 118 May avenue, was from the Wessendorf Chapel this morning at 8:45 o'clock then to Holy Cross church where at 9 o'clock a requiem mass was celebrated. Interment followed in Holy Cross cemetery.

WILLIAM TERHUKE Graveside services for William Terhune were conducted at 3 p. m. today at the St. Joseph's cemetery in Woodland. The rosary was recited in White's chapel at 7 o'clock last evening with Rev.

Father Michael Mangan of the Star of the Sea Catholic church officiating. FRANK ANDREWS Services were conducted in the Irvin M. Smith and Son Funeral chapel, yesterday for Frank Andrews with Rev. John C. Riggins officiating.

Mrs Bernice Frisbie sang "Beautiful Isle of Some where" and "Face to Face" ac companied by Irvin M. Smith II on the organ. Interment followed in the Oakwood Memorial park. WILLIAM MACY Services were conducted in the Irvin M. Smith and Son Funeral chapel yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock for William Macy.

Interment followed in the Oakwood Me morial park. KENNETH W. MeWH.LIAMS hcrvices were conducted in White's Chapel at 2:00 p.m. today for Kenneth W. McWilliams, with Dr.

Paul S. Kurtz the First Methodist church officiating. "Deep Purple," "September Song" and liranms Lullaby, were played on the organ by Pearl Reid. Private cremation followed at the IOOF crematory. depression actions irrevocably guarantee a further dollar depreciation with no assurance of turning up business indexes or profits of everyone, we -respectfully urge emergency legislation to raise the price of gold to $100 per ounce and to restore to our American citizens the privilege of convertibility as well as to foreigners which is now the case.

"Since December 31, our trea sury has lost $463 million in gold to foreigners who apparently have redeemed their paper dol lars, and today the treasury has insufficient gold to meet our do mestic requirements and foreign claims. "Speculations are running that Russia may soon launch a gold ruble which would gain stature for her in the world trade as she recently gained in the field ot missiles. "American citizens deserve consideration and protection even at the cost, of junking socialistic Keynesian theories which have proved to be completely fallac lous, and which have cost the American taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars to date. "We request immediate ac tion." Auguct Hammond Stott Rites Set August Hammond Stott, 8D, a native ol Massachusetts and resident of Ben Lomond for the last three years, died yesterday in a local hospital. His home was on Glen Arbor road.

He is survived by his widow, Ruby Mary Stott of San Francisco. Graveside services will be conducted tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. in the Golden Gate national cemetery in San Bruno. The Irvin M. Smith and Son funeral chapel is in charge of arrangements.

BERT JACKSOM MOVES INTO IOOF HOME Bert Jackson, 92, a member of Santa Cruz IOOF lodge for 55 years, moved into the Odd Fellows home at Saratoga Saturday. He was visited Sunday by two of his lodge brothers, R. Earl Rick-etts and Bleecker G. Whipple, who also called on Bill Acker-man, another local member re siding there. Salinas San Jew 11 A.

M. The Price is Right Foyle Beat The Clock Party Beulah Beulan a ine With Father "Helping Heart" 11:55 Newa WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12 Matinee Theater "The Ivy Curtain" The Big Pavoif Verdict Is Yours Life with Elizabeth 12:30 My Little Margie "Kangaroo Story" Matinee Theater ine Ivy curtain 1 P. M. Queen for a Day 1 Modern Romances Brighter Day tecret Storm 1:30 The Money Tree MGM Matinee Canterville Ghost Queen for a Day 1 :4 Modern Romances 2 P. RL Blondje -sudden wealth" 2:30 Truth or Conseauencea Garry Moore Show 02:30 Ronnie Kemper Gold Coast Matinee fauen Angel 3 P.

M. Golden Gate Playhouse fugitive from Justice Arthur Godfrey 3:30 Dotto American Bandstand You Trust Your Wier 3 :30 Cartoons 4 P. M. Golden Gate Playhouse "More Than A Secretary" Big Movie Matinee "The Silver Star" American Bandstand Fun Cluh Metropolitan Matinee "Khyber Patrol" DAIRY and POULTRY San Francisco, April 15 Butter Prices to retailers: First quality 1 lb. print, 65-65a; lb print.

second quality, 1 lb. print 63-66; lb print bd's-bb New prices paid producers for live poultry tielivered in an rrancisco Broilers, l'i-2'4 20-22. Fryers, heavy type, 2Vto lbs. 22-23. Caponettes, heavy type.

lbs. and over 28-zh. Fowls, (hens) Ileht tvne. 4 lbs. and under, lfi-16'i.

Light types, 4 lbs. and over 16-16 Heavy types, all weights. no prices. Old Roosters. 10-11.

Squabs, .80. Ducks, all 45-46. Domestic rabbits under 5 64- 65 Turkeys, all young hens dressed. 56-58. Young toms around 18 lbs.

43-47. young toms 18-24 lbs. and over 84-se. Egg Quotations Poultry Producers' Invoicing prices or eggs to the retail trade. Large Grade AA 44-47 Laree Grade A Medium Grade AA 41-44 Small Grade AA 31-34 San Francisco FSMN Ouotations Large Grade A 43-46 Medium Grade A 41-44 Small Grade A 31-34 VFW To Install Officers Tomorrow Installation ceremonies for San ta Cruz Post 8687.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, and its auxiliary will be tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial building. The ceremony will be open to the pub lie. The following elected and ap pointed officers will be installed by George Bertolucci, past 12th district commander, assisted by the drill team from Hollister VFW Post 9242: Commander, Ernest A. Hile; senior vice commander, William C.

Clark; junior vice commander, Roy Hughes; chaplain, William Butler; quartermaster, Frank Morrison; surgeon, Dr. R. C. Murphy; judge advocate, Tom Phelps, one-year trustee, H. P.

Peterson; two-year trustee, W. C. Stanton; three-year trustee, Tom Monnelly; adjutant, Stanton; officer-of-the-day, Marvin Woodlief; guard, Earl Tompkins; service officer, Dr. Murphy; patriotic officer, H. P.

Lawrence; legislative officer, Charles Wheat; publicity, C. A. Taubenheim; membership chairman, W. C. Clark; and historian, Peterson.

RADIO jPlflCCJS tf there Is an error In accompanying radio program, nleasii call the station in question ih hctinpft is pro vided bv the stations. The SENTINEL nn rnnnihle for errors due to miniito rhanfes. WHEN NET- uVirk STATIONS are omitted their preceding listing la still on the air TUESDAY EVENING 5:00 to 5:30 KSCO Melody Merry Go Round KGO Steve Cannon KCBS Edward Murrow. News KNRC News: Sports Roart Show KFRC News; Stock Market; Newf 5:30 to 6:00 KSCO Local News; Wealherj Blbd. KGO-William Winter: News KCBS Snorts; News: Law KNBC News: Open Road: Roadshow KFRC Hits Trom Show; News 6:00 to 6:30 itsro Music For Dinina KGO Morgan; Daly; New- KCBS Spotlight; Lowell Thomaj KFRC Sports; News KNBC 6 Jo Golden Gate Ficlda 6:30 to 7:00 KSCO Music For Dining KCRS Strange: Amos Andy KNBC-Pocketbook: Sports; A Drier KFRC Sports; News: Fulton Lewis KGO Jim Lance 7:00 to 7:30 KSCO Music; Naval Reserve KCBS News; Masters ur Meioav KNBC News; Symphony Preview KFRC News; Scarlet Pimpernel 7:30 to KSCO R.

Smilh; Reserved For You KCBS Robert Q. Lew is KFRC News; Squad Room KNBC News: Life The World 8:00 to 8:30 KSCO Music You Want KCBS News; This Is San Francisco KNBC News: Polka Party KFRC Sound Stage KGO 8 :25 Vandercook 8:30 to 9:00 KSCO Music You Want KFRC News: Go Dancing KNBC Night Line KCBS Sports; Bus. Answer; Wthr. KGO Jim Lange 9:00 to 9:30 KSCO News; Music To Dream By KFRC News; Go Dancing KCBS Romance In Rhythm; Story KNBC News; Night Line 9:30 to 10:00 KSCO Dance Orchestra KNBC Dance Time KCBS World Tonight; Newa KFRC News; Go Dancing 10:00 to 10:30 KSCO News; Musical Meanderinga KCBS 10:15. Sports Notebook KNBC- News; Dance Time KFRC 10:15 Cednc Foster KGO Bill Anthony 10:30 to 11:00 KSCO Musical Meanderinga 11:00 KSCO-Newt Ic Sign Off WEDNESDAY MORNING 6:00 to 6:30 KSCO Time; Tunes; Temperature 6:30 to 7:00 KSCO News; Time; Tunes; Temp.

7:00 to 7:30 KSCO Chimes; Tunes; Temperature KGO Buddy Webber KCBS News; Morning Sports Line KNBC News; Doug Pledger KFRC News- Breakfast Gani 7:30 to 8:00 KSCO Loc. Newa; Tunes ar Temp. KCBS Frank Goss: Harrv BaODilt KFRC 7:45. Newa 8:00 to 8:30 KSCO Time, Tunes, Temperature KCBS Roadshow; McElhatton; News KFRC News; Breakfast Gang 8:30 to 9:00 KSCO Bible Institute Hour KCBS McElhatton: H. Miller KFRC News; Breakfast Gang KGO 8:55.

News 9:00 to 9:30 KSCO News; Time; Tunea KGO Breakfast Club KCBS News: Peter Mary: Wife 9:30 to 10:00 KSCO Time; Tunes; Temperature KCBS Helen Trent: Gl Sunday KFRC Bible Institute Hour 10:00 to 10:30 KSCO Newa; Tunea ft Temp. KGO Billy Graham; Bob Cooper KCBS Nora Drake; Ma Perkins KFRC News: Tello Test KNBC News: Leisure; Schoolcast 10:30 to 11:00 KSCO Time, Tunes te Temperature KCBS Dr. Malone; Road of Life KFRC News; Hits From Showi KNBC Bandstand KGO 10:55. News 11:00 to 11:30 KSCO Time; Tunes; Temperature KGO Bob Cooper KFRC Bess Bye; Emily Barton KNBC News: Listen Ladies KCBS News: Happiness; Mrs. Burton 11:30 to 12:00 KSCO Time; Tunes; Temperature KCBS Couple Next Door; Buttram KFRC News; Queen For A Day WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 to 12:30 KSCO S.

Kay; Loc. News; Weather KNBC News; Ranch News KFRC News; Cedric Foster KCBS News; Guy Cnerney KGO Jim Moore 12:30 to 1:00 KSCO Tr, Post; Music; Block Mid. KNBC 12 KFRC News; Personalities; Newa KGO 12:55, News KCBS Houseparty 1:00 to 1:30 KSCO KSCO Matinee KCBS Arthur Godfrey KNBC News; My True Story KGO Jim Moore KFRC Craig Kelly Show 1:30 to 2:00 KSCO KSCO Matinee KNBC Woman In House; Pep Young KttfU News; craig neiiy i i I CHANNR 4 CHANNH CHANNEl Franciac San Francix San Francb TUESDAY EVENING 5 P. M. 5:15 Fireman Frank 30 Popcye 05:301 Led Three Lives Adventures of Sir Lancelot "Shepherds' War" 6:30 Mickey Mouse Club Adventures of Sir Lancelot Shcphers' War" -Mickey Mouse Cluo 5 30-Double Bar Ranch uoomea ai duuuuwu 0 P.

AL News mgnwi; rauw 6:13 uougiss towards, nawe 6:30 Name That Tune Annie' Oakley rronner "Georgio Gold" News 6:31) News, Weather Sports 6:30 Jungle Jim 7 P. M. If You Had A Million 7:30 Treasure Hunt Mr. Adams Eve xovev-uoveys 7:30 V'ineo News (sports 7:15 John Daly, Newa 7 .30 Sugartoot "Guns For Big Bear" Phil Silvers Show BUM Honeymoon 7:30 Hollywood Playhouse (D Boots And Saddles he Paymaster 7:30 Sugarfoot "Guns For Big Bear" 8 P. M.

F.ddie Fisher Show Bob Hope. Guest 0-To Tell The Truth Hed skeiton snow Wyatt Jarp une To Tell The Truth 8:30 Mvsterv Theater Racket Squad Uld lame 9 P. 1ML Jerry Lewis Show Helen lraubel, Uuest -The $64,000 Question Decoy "Reasonable Doubt" Broken Arrow 1 urncoat 9:30 Pantomime Quiz Question :30 Target "Turn Of The Tide" I Search For Adventure T.ion ut Junah 9:30 Code Three 9:30 Movie "Gung Hoi" 10 P. M. Emmy Awards t) Bib Movie "The Half Breed" -West Point "Benefit Of Doubt" 10:30 MGM Presents "Navy Blue And Gold" 0 Emmy Awards 11 M.

Owl Theater "Gun Belt 11 311- Big News II Jubilee Mnvte "Public Defender" News 11:30 News 12 News 1 A. M. News WEDNESDAY MORNING 6 A. M. fi :50 In vocation farm nasnes 6:57 Morning Newa 7 A.

fll. Today Local Newa 7:30 Today 7:55 Local News Captain Kangaroo 7 isews 8 A. M. 0 Today 8:20 News 8:30 Today -Ladies Fair mis Morning 9 A. M.

Tic Tac Dough 8:30 It Could Be YOU 0 Love Of Life lor Tomorrow 9:45 Guiding Light 9:10 News cartoons 9:30 Romper Room 10 A. M. 0 Pantry Playhouse The Devil Other Name 10:30 Treasure Hunt Adventure School 10:30 As The World Turns 010:30 Jack LaLanne Show 2:00 to 2:30 KSCO Shew Time KNBC News: True Confessions KCBS News; Whispering Streets 2:30 to 3:00 KSCO News; Show Time KGO Steven Cannon KCBS McElhatton Matinee KNBC 1 Man's Family: Dr. Gentry KFRC News; Craig Kelly 3:00 to 3:30 KSCO Melody Merry Go Round KNBC News 5 Star Matinee 3:30 to 4:00 KSCO News; Music; Social Welfare KNBC Real Life Stories KCBS Jane Todd Show KFRC News; Craig Kelly 4:00 to 4:30 KSCO Melody Merry Co Round KCBS- Housewives' League KFRC Fulton Lewis: Hemingway KNBC News; Roadshow 4:30 to 5:00 KSCO Melody Merry Co Round KGO 4:55, News KCBS News: Godfrey-Roadshow KFRC Tell o-Test; Sports Review OFFERING TO (I INVEST FAMILY ing toncress yesieraay. rowcu a 1.

1 1 had a 675 series ana josepn naa 648. VITAL STATISTICS FUNERAL. NOTICES. STOTT In Santa Cruz. April 14.

1058, August Hammond Stott. Survived by his wite, Kuby Mary Stott of San trancisco, cam. Native of Massachusetts, aged 59 1 (jravesicie services wui ue i-unuun- ed at Golden Gate National ceme tery, San Bruno, Apru 10, 1U58 at p. m. Arrangements by irvin smitn Son.

Interment in Golden dale national Cemetery, S.m Bruno, Calltornia. Friends are respecttuny inviien to attend. 4-15-80 MOBLEY In Santa Cruz. Califor nia. April 14, ihdh.

juargarei icreu Mobley. Wife of Max A Moblev or Santa Cruz: mother of Leo Nerell of Long Beach; step-mother of Marguerite Nehmer of Santa Cruz and Virginia Weare of Bakersfield, also survived by one grandchild. Native of Alsace-Lorraine, aged 70 years. Services will be conducted at the Wessendorf Chapel Thursday. April 17th, at 10:00 a m.

Rev. Roy R. Kraft, D.D. officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend Private inurnment in Crematory.

4-15-90 FLOWERS FERRARI The Florist "THE FINEST LN FLOWERS" 1222 Pacific Ave. GArden 6-1122 3-l-tf LOUISE FLOWER SHOP "The Freshest In Flowers" DAY or NIGHT Dial GR 5-3841 "FLOWERS BY WIRE" 2880 Soquel Ave. 3-l-tf SANTA CRUZ FLORISTS ACROSS FROM SANTA CRUZ HOTEL 205 Locust St. GA 3-0734 3-16-tf PALOMAR HOUSE OF FLOWERS PALOMAR ARCADE GArden 3-08H 3-l-tf STEWART'S Flower Shop' 1430 Soquel Ave GA 3-0640 EVENINGS- GR 5-1763 3-l-tf IVIIV TAKE LESS? INVEST TODAY Invested bv it 1 10th of any month earn lnteejt from the Redwood THRIFT Finance 1100 Soquel Ave. GA 6-0090 iTi rr i rr: ri'S'1 in F7" 16-USED CARS OCEAN MOTORS Home of Fine Automobiles '56 CHEVROLET 6 Station Wagon RADIO-HEATER-CLEAN $1495 1101 Ocean St.

GA 6-1337 OPEN SUNDAY 9-5 J6-4- 15-tf FARRAR-HALBACH BUICK '51 Buick Special 4 door sedan. Padio, healer, Dvnaflow, seat covers. $445 USFD CAR LOT Pacific Spruce GA 3-270 16-4-15-tf THRASH PONTIAC-CADiLLAC Since 1929. 429 FRONT ST. OFFICE GA 3-2100 USED CAR LOT GA 3-7117 16-3-2-tf 1949 DODGE Meadowbrook FLUID DRIVE ONE MAN OWNERSHIP AND DRIVING $500 128 Glenview St.

GA 3-3504 16-4-13 -92 16A-USED TRUCKS 1941 DODGE I'i-ton truck. 6 eood recaps Good motor. $250. Phone GA 3-8219. 16A-4-15-9i 17-lOST AND FOUND LOST: Part Chihuahua and Toy Terrier, small dog brown and white.

Lost vicinity of Capitola Beach last Saturday. Child's pet. Reward. Ph. Wat-sonville, PArkwav 4-0436, 17-4-15-91 LOST: April 15th, fishing pole, stock and reel.

Between 3400 Portola Dr. and Twin Lakes. Reward. GR 5-4461. 17-4-15-91 FOUND: Lady's small diamond ring.

Owner identifv and pay lor ad. Call GA 3-2168 17-4-9-89" LOST: White Face calf, about 350 lbs. Branded E.K. on right hip. GR 5-4068, Reward.

17-4-14-93 FOUND: Lady's watch. Identify and pay for this ad. Phone GA 3-8067. 17-4-15-90 TRY A LOW COST CLASSIFIED AD protect10" Get iht pcHclas )U "Personal Srvtee Save money buy imurance the modern way with flamed Protection for your need home and business, 'o finer protection at any price. No finer elaim lervict coast-to-eoast 1543 Pacific Ave.

Phone CA t-3130 bum Cetvahp en Mp teef any TRADE SALES SERVICE ON ALL SHAVERS Work Guaranteed Demonstrations Authorized shaver snop 509 Water St. GA 34789 WARREN ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL WIRING HEATING and FIXTURES CONTRACTING 925 Sequel Ave. GA 3-5954 Funeral Directors in Sarin Cruz Since 323 Church Si. CA 3-4725 (dmetutS the v. 1'ict YOUR is TIUL, fg 50 TV SET MM 21 Slf to go! Students in the Valley" high school will write on: "Should the state legislature establish the curriculum in our public schools?" Essay subject for junior high school students is: "Why I'm hap py I go to school in Lalnornia, USA." Trophies will be given to first place witiners in each group; certificates to runnersup.

The Valley Masons will observe Public Schools week with a pot-luck supper at the Boulder Creek Odd Fellows hall April 24, at 6:30 p. m. Contest winners will be invited. Carl Conelly will be master of ceremonies. Superintendent Howard Wire will introduce entertainment from the school.

Civil Air Patrol To Meet Tonight Santa Cruz Squadron 56, Civil Air patrol, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Skypark airport, Scotts Valley. Following the business meeting. films will be presented on two separate recent flights to Mexico by Harl Stalcy of Boulder Creek and John Bogner of Santa Cruz. New York Stock Exchange Courtesy of Baikie Alcantara Stocks 8c Bonds Direct Private Wire 1517 Pacific Ave. Ph.

GA 6-0652 Industrials 447.71 up 3.85 Rails 106.67 up 1.11 Volume 2,590,000 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE American Can 44a4 American Telephone American Tobacco 84 Anaconda Co. 4438 Atchison T. S. 18? Bendix 46''4 Beth. Steel 373i Calif.

Pack. 447 Caterpillar 57'a Che. and Ohio 50'i Chrysler 47SB Douglas Aircraft 563B Dupont 1751, Filtrol 40i General Electric 5838 General Motors 3fi3a Goodyear 717a Homestake 39'8 International Harvester 293i International Nickel 72 1 i Kennecott 843B Lockheed 43 'i, 34'4 143i 273i 56 43'i 89'j Montgomery Ward N. Central No. Amer.

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R. 12 Pheli's Dodee 44U Phillips Petrol 383g Radio 3P'4 Republic Steel 39'i Scars Roebuck 26T Southern Calif. Edison 57 Southern Pacific 40 Std. Oil Calif 487. Std.

Oil N. Ji 53'i Texas Corn. 63 '4 Transamerica 38' i Union Oil 451, Union Pacific 273s United Aircraft 577. U. Steel 58'! Woolworth (F.

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Standard calves 22.00-25.00. Hogs: 300. No. 1. 2 and 3 butchers 190-240 pound 22.50; No.

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