Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 9

IS REAL 1ST ATI 15-HEAl ISTATI 1S-REAI ESTATl 16-USED CARS U-USED CARS Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1959 Santa CnuSenJlwr-!) An Editor Reports on His Impression of Soviet Russia Tourist Business Boss By Allen Griffin Editor and PublUher Monterey Ptnintula Herald Reprinted by perminiort of the Monterey Ptnintula Herald 1 if 4. have seen hvsteria annlivH tourists driven fairly out of their minus; uut we assure you that it doesn't work. Russia, by the wav. is the nlara where the customer is afwiva wrong.

This is because everything the customer has wanted has al ways been in short iuddIv. The first defense of a Russian official is an attack. And rieanite the nf. ficial desire for our good Amer lean dollars, all of these people who served us have been indoctrinated for years against Ameri cans. Moreover, we Americans are "very spoiled, In fact childish," one girl guide told us, who thought it was "spoiled" of Americans to Insist upon the fulfillment of contractual obligations.

Communist Russians nave no sense of obligation in the matter of giving customer their monry'i worth. That applies not only to their attitude towards foreigners but towards one another 111 their degraded ways of merchandising. On the whole, they don't give a damn. The personal interest Is entirely lacking. However, Intourist, swamped with business and handicapped by personnel that have seen nothing of life outside of Communist Russia, is trying its best.

We may give It another Hero's Medal for effort. One thins hard 1a tab Tn. tourist menus, but short-time tourists spending only a few days in Moscow and Leningrad won't have that trial brought home to them. These are fairlv 1nni tnenm the same everywhere etcpnt trains and boats. They read pret ty wen.

jne joker lies in the fact that only ,4 of the items are available in Moscow, in Lenin-grad, i4 in Kiev and 110 or less in other places. It becomes unbelievably dull. Russians love greasy food. That mav be because thev wi Inmr time short of fats. Also thev to nut on weight.

At Russian neaith resorts there are women with scales aloni? nil the. ades, That is so the varatinnicta may weiHh themselves anH malr sure they are putting on weight. Otherwise the vacation is a failure. The resorts look tn he 2n in. 50 pounds overweight.

Nearly everything they eat is fried in pans or in deep fat. They begin mat sort ot diet at breakfast. I Will tell the storv nf f.A we saw it in markets and food siores irom Leningrad to Tashkent in another story. But generally speaking, tho food in the M-MHuranis 01 Motner Russia, west of the Caspian Sea, is neither European on the one hand or Asian on the other, nor a mix- ure 01 anything good from the tWO Of them. lint ihnra ty of fresh eggs, usually some nne caviar, and exceptionally EOOd ice cream (thn Hnl ua to have in America).

With the iu vouKa (mere is no bad vodka) one can get along and build up quite a cholesterol count. "nt'I one arrives in Tbilisi, capital of The Peoples' Autonamous Republic of Georgia, where shashlik rules as king, where wine flowi in wide streams, and where men kiss one another In a manner that would make any woman swoon. In Moscow, though, there are three good, independent (but not private) restaurants, where some reasonably good food may be ordered. One is Praha, which has Czech food with a taste of European worthiness in it; another is Aragvi, a Georgian restaurant that is patronized by Muscovite winos and that has noon muiion dishes; and a third wnicn we didn't try. is name Ararat, an Armenian restaurant, that is also praised for its mutton dishes and many fine sweet things.

It is to be noted that none of these places is Rus-Rian. The best place for the Intourist menu is the National Hotel in Moscow, after the tourist rush is over. But the food that the masses of the Russians eat, what it is and how they get it and how much it 7 we wiH cover tna later, that is a subject in which we delved as expert shoppers. Another important responsibility of intourist is to furnish guides. We will discuss that subject next.

WILD DOG PACK IS FRIGHTENING HAMLET Marcy, N.Y. iff) A pack of wild dogs has alarmed residents of this Oneida county community. Cecil Gotts, a veteran trapper for the state conservation department, has been called in to Sunt down the dogs. The department pointed out that wild dogs killed two children in Kansas last year. ST- 1 if You may travel in Russia, but ou are not a traveler.

You are a tourist. As a tourist you are never out of mind of the Russian tourist organization. Part of the nine you may te out 01 us vision, literally, but, generally speaking. you are never out ol sight, it knows lust where vnn in and that's the proper place to be. Tourism in Russia it governed by a highly centralized, bureaucratic tourist agency known as iniounst.

wnoever your travel acent is in the United Kiatot it must do business with Intourist, or you stay outside of the Soviet Union. Or it must, more likely, do business with two bigger U.S. agencies that do business with In-tourist. The big ones are Mail. pintour of Lawrence, and Cosmos of New York.

Intourist has bitten off a big iob. but in this kind of a rllwa. torship everything, to the last detail, is in the hands of the cnv. eminent. This is quite different from the travel situation was as it was in Italy and Germany before World War II.

Limited Experience Intourist has never h.id anv rv. perience with "normal" tourist trade, because Russia has had no such trade since the revolution. it had limited experience with "special" tourist trade, whirh ceased to exist in the early nine-teen-thirties when Stalin began iHHcncring mo Comrades by the thousands. It was not resumed again until 1955, when a trickle was let in. Now the tourist business Is a tide.

It flows In from all over the world. It is composed of the tourists who are curious, those who are opportunists, fellow-travelers, some business-men, and all sorts of special guests who are Invited in one form or another. And there are also those who came because of professional interests. I am clad that via unnt fhia year; jirst because 1 think the crush will be greater next vear, making all thin? mnn fiiffVnit and confused and causing more nine 10 dc wasiea; ana second bo-cause 1 am very happy that this fascinating, informal wo anH warr ing experience is over with. It win oe a long umc belore 1 want to see masses of the comrades again.

We had 13 "arrivals" within Russia, nine at nirnnrts twn at Ports in the Black Sea. In instance but one, the partly-Eng- person wno was to take my T.C. and me in tow was there, according to the terms nf HIV Contract. In the nno fnilnro due to no delivery of a telegram on a aunaay ma not send the telecrams thn air lindccc determined person, rubbed sticks logeuier until a dilapidated taxi from a nearby town saw the smoke signals and f-imo in iho rescue. I gave Intourist a Hero's uauge mr tins elliriency.

Available automnhilce 1 and I were inintlv pniiiivi A hours a day guide and private auiomoniie service were too often in short stinnlv Tavia wnnM then be substituted and sometimes a chair in a hotel lobby in which you waited and waited until it was too late to get anything done that mirnint nr Hflnrnnnn However, that was not the fault or iniounst. That was the fault of the tourists. There were too many 01 tnem. Colossal Unlet This situation was particularly udu wnen we were in Leningra wet. cold, rainy) and when had two rt.ivs st thn mU.nl Tri rainia lfotefin Moscow a dumping ground for tourists of all sorts and descriptions, including odd uncus mai wouia flash in con spirationai manner from floor to floor to "meetings." Nearly everything about the unrainia (largest hotel in Europe MAnk.

11.. iiujuc in me wona ana complete ly OUt Of Sralfi With itc minma ment) is third or fourth rate, ex- cepi mat me rooms arc kept clean and there are comfortable suites. Moreover, it is in the mirlt nf nn of Moscow's new and exceedingly dull housing areas, miles from where a tourist wants to be. Intourist, I later learned, does not own and operate this monstrous, dismal hostelrv of Stal innnnfi ar chitecture, or, I daresay, it would be somewhat, if not riramatieaiiv improved. Some Intourist staffs outside of Moscow were bad news, inefficient or contemptuous and arrogant; but when we stood up to them and demanded the fulfillment of our contract, they would give in sometimes even break into smiles.

Of course, we always did this pleasantly as well as firmly. It was the firmness that counted, the pleasantness that continued affable relationships. We 'V-w -Lf OCEAN FRONT HOTEL or MOTEL SITE na better view anywhere. 376' Of UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW, R-4 Xoning. Ail utilities including sewer.

(reaionable terms). SANTA MARIA CLIFFS Beautifully built home in ona ef tne FINEST BEACH SUBDIVISIONS 13x11 living room witn hardwood paneied, walla and gorgeous carpeting. 3 bathrooms (total of tubs and tile showers). 3 attractive bedrooms, extra Urge I car garage. 135,000.

1 MINUTE TO ttie BEACH (near beach locations are scarce) new 3 bedroom home, mahogany interior, huge fireplace, etc, etc $17,950. OPAL CLIFFS An unusually attractive home. Mora closet space than in houses twice the siie. Hardwood floors, wall-to-wall carpet, excellent taste in wall coverings. 2-car garage.

(Space to park your trailer, too), fenced and landscaped. $13,500. (You can assume a $5500 loan with low 42i interest). DUPLEX LOT ij block to beach. 40x100.

View too! $4500. Terms. CLEANER UPPER year old 4-room house in Cap-itoia. Attractive but needs shining up, $7500. BLUE PACIFIC Is just 100 feet away.

New split-level rustic home. Huge living room, built-in kitchen, 3-bed rooms, 2 baths, cocktail room. Beautiful view. $27,500. M.

B. (Morry) SAMPSON REALTORS MLS East Cliff Drive at 15th Avenue GR 5-2500 OPEN SUNDAY JACK HEINZ GR S-5348 J. V. CLEMENT GA 3-7567 15-11-18-tf OLIVE STREET $12,000 2 BEDROOMS This is a good location, above Mission Street and near Bay Street shopping and school. Attractive stucco exterior on this solid two-bedroom home.

The living room is extra large and it has a log-burning fireplace. This home is being all redecorated throughout, and it will make some family a tine home MORRISSEY BLVD. $17,250 3 BEDROOMS It's too big for the present owners now that their family has grown and left home, so they have listed it for sale. You will like the many features and the top East Side location. Good sized rooms, extra large kitchen with sunny breakfast room.

Big family room away from the main part of the home. The yard is all landscaped, making this a very attractive property and a top value. SURF CITY REALTY REALTORS MLS 1421 Mission St GA 6-2900 15-11-16-tf DO LIKE OTHERS SEE WILSON BROS. View Lot SURPREME of Bay and City. No other like this, ill, 250.

Lot-Landscaped plus privacy on Highland, 94' frontage, $6950. On Mission between Holy Cross and Mission Hill Schools, 3-bedroom home suitable for office or professional use with parking. ONLY $11,950 WILSON BROS. Realtors CA 3 9100 315 Soquel Ave. Multiple Listing Service 15-11-18-tf GOOD FOR CHILDREN 4 Bedroom home with fireplace, large rooms.

Fenced yard, 60x100 lot, Opal Cliffs area, near stores, bus line and ocean. $9995. Terms. 3 Room cottage, parage with guest room, in Capitola. Near stores, bus line and beach.

Only $6250. $1500 down. 2 Bedroom home and garage In Capitola. Close to stores, beach and bus. $6750.

$1000 down. George M. Nelson, Mgr. Shears Co. Real Estate BRANCH OFFICE 504 Bay Capitola OR 5-3023 Eves.i GR 5-1071 15-11-18-tf Home and Guest House In Soquel Ideal location, walk to everything.

Fine, partly furnished family home on a large lot with all utilities. 3-bedroom, large kitchen with dining area, wash room. Newly decorated. Garage. Fully furnished guest house.

2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bath. Rented for $50 a month. All this for only $14,500, terms. SOQUEL REALTY 3001 Main SL at Soquel Or. SOQUEL GR 5-4810 15-11-18-tf HOME AND BUSINESS LOCATION 2-Bedroom home, hardwood floors, etc.

55' on Soquel Drive. Home sits In rear, room In front to build. Good location for Beauty Shop, Fix-It shop or? Full price $9500. Ask for Marie Zimmer ROBERT H. SEARS miM REALTOR -GR 5-0628 MOO Soquel corner of Park Ave, between Soquel and Aptos.

15-11-18-tf Onlv $15,000 Urge older home on half acre of valuable land adjoining proposed Twin Lakes State Park. Get in on the ground floor now. FRANKLIN MORRISON REALTOR 30 6th Ave. GR 5-4236 15-11-10-M ESPECIALLY NICE 2 Bedrooms. 2 years old.

Not far rom town. Electric built-in M-Jhen, birch cabinets, vanity bath, ''replace, hardwood. 62' lot. $8000 down, balance $77.50 FHA Co-Operative Realty T'T SERVES YOU RIGHT" A 6-1264 GR $-2242 BEDROOM HOME! Very nice nd clean. Shiny oak floors, fireplace.

Kitchen with built-in oven nd range. Cedar shingle roof, carport, lots of concrete work. mi' Jot, lawn and shrubs. Price 110,950. Easy financine.

Call evenings, GR 5-4759. or J5R 5-1609. 15-11-13-295 To Piece A Classified Ad Dial GArden 1-4242 PROLO CHEVROLET CO. Is it Guarantee You Want? We offer you the finest selection of O.K. Used Cars backed by our reputation tor integrity and fair dealing.

When you buy an O.K. Used Car here, you are assured of excellent performance. 1953 BUICK Special Riviera 4 door sedan. Dynaflow, power steering, radio, heater, 2-tone. whitewaiis.

Local car you'll be proud to own. K. guaranteed $1291 1957 BUICK Special Riviera 1 door sedan. Dynaflow, radio, beet, er, 2-tone, very small mileage on it. O.K.

guaranteed 1954 FORO VI Victoria hardtop coupe. Ford-O-Matic. radio, heater, 2-tone, good value 1952 MERCURY Monterey Sedan. Merc-O-Matic, radio and heater. Good value buy $296 1953 WILLYS Aero Lark Sedan.

Overdrive, radio and heater, economical transportation $59 1957 VOLKSWAGEN 1 door tedan. Radio and heater, immaculate condition. Savt gas bills $1498 1957 CHEVROLET VI 210 4-door station wagon. Turbo-glide, heater, 2-tone ivory over matador red, low mileage, local car $1191 1956 CHEVROLET 2-door station wagon. Standard shift, heater, O.K.

guaranteed 1956 PLYMOUTH VI 4-door custom station wagon. Powerflite, radio and heater. Top condition $1491 1955 CHEVROLET VI Bel Air hardtop coupe. Powerglide, power brakes, power steering, custom interior, 2 tone. O.K.

guaranteed $U9I TRUCKS 1953 GMC i'i ton pickup, canopy $691 1956 CHEVROLET Vj ton pickup, heater $ngg PROLO CHEVROLET CO. "Where Friend Meets Friend" 425 Front St. GA 3-8100 1611-17-tf GEO. H. SCOFIELD MOTOR CO.

Front and Soquel "Serving New and Used Car Buyers" GUARANTEED AUTOMOBILES NO MONEY DOWN On Approved Credit WE HAVE VERY SHARP, LATE MODEL STATION WAGONS. '57 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-door Station Wagon. I PowerGlide. 3-day special $1995 57 CHEVROLET 2-door Station Wagon, V8 Powerglide. 3 day special $1893 '57 FORD Fairlane 2-door hardtop.

Ford-O-Matic. power steering. 3 day special $1743 '51 CHEVROLET Impale, 2-door hardtop, Powerglide, power steering, power brakes. 3 day special MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM SCOFIELD MOTOR CO. Used Car Sales Lot Front and Soquel II YEARS IN SANTA CRUZ 1611-15-tf A-l Used Cars INSPECTED RECONDITIONEO WARRANTED 1955 CHEVROLET cylinder, Bel Air 2 door Hardtop.

Equipped with Overdrive, Radio and Heater. Truly an economical auto with 2 tone paint and whitewall tires. Special Price $1199 Stu Armit FORD Sales New Location 1999 Soquel Ave GA 3-4554 16-11-17-tf HILLMANS-SUNBEAMS Sedans Convertibles Station Wagons Prices 3-YEAR WARRANTY AVAILABLE DON MORRIS Front Laurel Sts. Phone GA 3-4784 16-11-1 24 LATE model Cadillac or Chrysler (perhaps other good car) will be accepted as part payment on business property located et 1047 Water St Best business location in city. C.

M. CARLSON, Realtor 1626 Seabright Ave. GA 2-6054 Closed Sundays GA 3-4420 16-11-17-277 PLENTY OF NEW CARS AT YOUR SANTA CRUZ Dodge, Plymouth Dart, Simca and Dodge Truck Dealer Front and Laurel Sts. GA 3-1520 OPEN SUNDAYS 16-11-12-tf MAYCRINK PONTIAC-CADILLAC, Inc. Specialists In all Guaranteed USED AUTOMOBILES USED CAR LOT 505 Front Street Phone GArden 6-2403 16-11-1284 CREDIT OK? AN USED CAR IN STOCK NO MONEY DOWN ON CRFDTT APPROVAL AT VOUH VOLUME OLDSMOBILE DEALER SURF CITY MOTORS 1000 Water St CA S-J2M 16-10-26-tf 1956 CADILLAC 2-door hardtop, 4 new tires, power steering and brakes, electric eye, low mileage.

Can be financed. ED 5-4428 for appointment. 16-11-18-277 1949 CHEVROLET convertible; new top, tires, excellent mechanical condition. Make offer. Phone GR 1-4625, eves.

16-11-15 271 Older Home 5 rooms, very clean, close to King St One car garage, cement driveway. Close to shopping and but. $8450. Attractive 2 Bedroom Ideal location on West Side, close to bus and stores. Neat and clean, hardwood floors.

A very nice home for couple or small family. 12 12 building can be used as guest room or workshop. Lot 50 a 100. FH Home and Income Large lot 10 300 on one street with smaller lot on side street. More apartments could be added to the 3 already there.

This property is close in and can be bought on easy terms. 3 Bedrooms Attractive 5 room stucco home, 3 nice bedrooms, 70 90 lot On good residential West Side street near shopping center and bus. Has a very good FHA loan, $10,600, $1500 down. FH FINN FINN 1526 Pacific Ave. GArden 13461 NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS! GA 6-1142 GA 3 2066 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 15-11-18-tf BONNY DOON and EMPIRE GRADE Properties are the best for your future homesite and Investment in Real Estate at this time.

22 acres on county road with year around stream. Virgin timber. Hundreds of cords of tanbark oak. Only $1000 per acre, terms. 1.1 acre with marvelous ocean view.

In The Vineyard. Only $2750, terms as low as $50 down and small monthly payments. 1 of 9 Acres with excellent ocean View. Your own year around fishing stream. Two bedroom home and guest cottage.

Owner it asking $27,500. Terms. Beautiful mostly level, 2 acres on Empire Grade. Many huge redwoods, reasonable terms. Ask about "Salton Sea Properties" M.

H. Nichols Realty "The Flying Realtors" Bonny Doon Village Airport 10 Miles North and West of Santa Cruz on Eagle Rock Empire Grade Road Phone GA 3-1261 OPEN EVERY DAY 15-11-18-tf HOME AND INCOME Very clean 2 bedroom home. Not too large and easy to keep up. Fireplace, hardwood floors and plaster walls. Nice apartment that is furnished and rents for $65 per month.

Total price $17,000. 4 BEDROOMS Mission Hill, quiet street. $2000 down. Full price $13,750. PACIFIC REALTY 316 Pacific Ave.

GArden 6-2020 Residence: GR 5-2375 GA 3-6014 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 15-11-18-tf COUNTRY HOME $10,750 On beautiful Vi acres with lovely views. This is a spotless, comfortable, older five room home near Hiway 17 and only 3 miles from Santa Cruz. Real value at $10,750. REDMONT REALTY Camp Evers GA 3-8242 Hiway 17 at Felton turnoff 15-11-17-tf OPAL CLlFFS--2-bedroorn home; hardwood floors, fireplace, Formica counters in kitchen, Radiant wall heat, drapes, curtains included. Near shopping center.

$1200 cash, mortgage $10,150. 20 year loan at Owner GR 5-5964. 15-1113-275 $12,750 West "Side 233 Miramar Dr. 2-bedroom house, fireplace, mahogany paneled room attached to garage, fenced yard. GA 3-5072.

15-11 15-296 FOR SALE OR RENT. 2 (or 3) bedroom home, knotty pine, fireplace, 2 natural gas furnaces. Also extra lot for sale. Near school, shopping, Felton. Phone Mountain View, Yorkshire 7-5208 or YO 7-6808 15-11-17-278 2-BEDROOM older home, good condition.

R-2 Zone. Close to bus, shopping center. Walking distance to town. See owner 130 Blaine St. before 3 p.m.

15 11-17-299 BY OWNER 2 bedroom home in fine Capitola area. Hardwood floors, fireplace, large sunny rooms. $8700, FHA, full price $12,750. 522 Pilgrim Ave. or GR 5-3070.

1511-17-275 COMMERCIAL "LOT By Owner $17,500 Corner Mission near Bay St. Write Ad Box 23, S. C. Sentinel 15-11-16-297 BETTER 2-bedroom home. See this best buy for $10,500.

Owner will finance. 2675 Warren St. off 26th Ave. GR 5-4234. 15-11-9-291 BY OWNER New home.

Wonderful view of the city and bay. GA 6-3997. 15-1 M8-299 EASY TERMS 2 Bedroom-Patio-Family Room Newly painted. GR 5-2909 after 3 15-11-12-274 ISA-Real Estate Wanted IN SPRING OR FALL SEE HALL THAT'S ALL! 15A-1 1-15-277 MUST HAVE I Close-in downtown Santa Cruz, or 6 bedroom home, in good condition and nice neighborhood. Elsie E.

Peterson, Mgr. Gilbert Richards, Broker 3900 Soquel Drive, Soquel GR 5-5353 GR $1984 15A-ll-tf HOME NEEDED 3 BEDROOMS East Side, between Ocean and Morrissey C. E. Jorgensen, Realtor GA 6-3136 15A-11-15-26 16-USED CARS 1958 PONTIAC Custom Safari Station Wagon. Hydra-Matic.

power brakes and steering. Immaculate condition. One owner, private party. Phone MU 8-3535 or MU 8-3018, evenings. 16-1115-tf PORSCHE "1600" coupe, Beigef Standard engine, tires excellent, new clutch, brakes.

33.200 miles, 1 owner. Never raced. $2450 cash. Phone after 7, Watsonville, PArkwayJ 8073. 16-11-13-275 rifi CHRYSLER, Saratoga hardtooT 8000 miles, white walls, radio, heater, power brakes and steering, swivel seat, ED $-7241.

16-1115-276 PALOMAR USED CARS 345 SOQUEL AVE. No. 1 '54 OLDSMOBILE Super U. 4-door sedan, 2-tone green and yellow factory finish. Automatic drive, power ateering.

radio, beater, oO tread white wall tires. Clean inside and out Going for the low price of $991 No. 2 SIMCA 4 door sedan, black, factory finish, whitewall tires, heater, reclining seats, Immaculate condition inside and out A comfortable small car that will get to 30 miles per gallon Only gjj, No. 3 'SI ENGLISH Ford Consul 4 door sedan, white factory finish, 3-speed transmission, heater, whitewall tires. Used only 1400 miles.

A bargain at No. 4 5I FIAT, 1100 4-door sedan, 2 tone green factory finish. 4-speed transmission, radio and heater Used only 17,338 miles. In like new condition. Only $1398 No.

5 '51 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe, white factory finish, Automatic drive, radio and heater. A small car that has been used only 12,980 miles. Terrific value for only 11591 No. 6 S7 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan. Standard transmission, VI motor.

Deluxe heater. Lots of automotive comfort here for only No. 7 51 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan 4-door sedan. 2-tone grey and blue factory finish. Aptomatlc drive, power windows, power seat, radio, and heater.

Excellent whitewall tires. One careful owner. Interior "Sunday Parlor Clean." Asking only $450 No. 8 '54 PACKARD Club Sedan, 2 tone blue finish, standard transmission with overdrive, radio, heater. One owner.

Used only 27,000 miles. Seldom quality like this for only $693 No. 9 BUICK Rotdmaster Hardtop. 2-tone blue factory finish, automatic drive, power steering, power brakes, power windows and seat. Excellent whitewall tires.

A real luxury automobile only $1093 PALOMAR SAFE BUY CARS 345 SOQUEL AVENUE 16-11-18-tf USED CAR SALE RENAULT DAUPHINE 4-door sedan up to 40 miles per gallon. Like new. '56 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, 4-door, push, button shift, radio, heater, excellent condition. '59 HILLMAN Station Wagon 5000 actual miles, 1 owner, like-new car, CHRYSLER $2195 Station Wagon, 4-door, power steering, power brakes, perfect condition, a hard-to-flnd wagon, '56 FORD sedan $1195 Low mileage, new tires, Ford-O-Matic, radio, heater, 34 FORD 2-door sedan $495 6-cylinder, standard transmission. Real economy, '56 PONTIAC convertible Power steering, power brakes, radio, heater.

S4 STUDEBAKER 4 door tedan. Automatic shift, radio, heater $595 'S3 OLDSMOBILE II 4-door sedan. new paint, power brakes, radio and heater. A Real buy. 'S3 PLYMOUTH $595 Station Wagon.

Radio, heater, excellent condition. DON MORRIS Front Laurel Sts. GA 1-4784 16-11-18-tf WANT: USED CARS ANY MAKE ANY MODEL PAID FOR OR NOT Highest Prices Paid PROLO CHEVROLET CO. 920 Pacific Avenue 16-ll-l-tf FARRAR-HALBACH BUICK 1955 MERCURY Monterey 4 door sedan. Radio, heater, Merc-O-Matic, good tires, very good throughout $945 USED CAR LOT Pacific 6, Spruce GA 3-2770 16-11-18-tf 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super 18 hardtop coupe, fully equipped, sacrifice.

Phone MU 1-3207. 16-11-13-275 r55 VOLKSWAGEN mechanical condition, excellent gas mileage. GA 3-5807. 16-11-13-273 1950 CHRYSLER good condition, $100 Phone FE 8 9982 16-11-18 276 MUST SELL! HOT ROD V8 DeSOTO CALL GR 5 6673 16-11-18 276 '57 SIMCA 4-door sedan, heater. SIMCA whitewaiis, A-l condition, $950.

GA 3-3537. 1317 Escalona Dr. 16-11-18 279 1955 MERCURY hardtop, power steering and brakes, overdrive, louvered hood, pipes. $873. ED 54675.

16-11-17-276 1957 FORD CONVERTIBLE. Must Sell this week! Make offer. Phone GR 3-5978. 16-11-17-276 16A-USED TRUCKS 1946 CHEVROLET Pickup, $250. See at Richfield Station, Ocean soquel.

16A-11-17-275 195444-ton Pickup, with walk-in camper. Fully equipped. GArden 3-3217. 16A 11-15-277 17-LQST AND FOUND LOST: Female Keeshonden dog, at the Hiway Construction De-Pot, Old Acacia Inn. GA 3-9052.

1M1-M-276 LOST: 5 keys on small chain. Vicinity of Pacific Ave. GA 6-2174. Reward. 17-11-11276 LOSTi.

Small, curly, black Cocker, very thy, answers to Phone EP 3.73?!, 17-11-18-276 WATCH FOR THINGS YOU NEED IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES "CHEAPIES" Take Your Pick Just a plain good buy 6 rooms with 3 bedrooms. Large lot West Side. $7765-Terms NO MONEY TO SPEND HERE 4 rooms with 2 bedrooms and fireplace. Right Downtown Yours for $9750 DO IT YOURSELF OPPORTUNITY 4 room home near High School, walking distance to business dis- Takes It WAS $9000 NOW $8000 Big lot 6 rooms 3 bedrooms. Nice location for family living.

Low down payment. LOT Try and find another 60 123 lot in this location for only $2000 DARROW REALTY 817 Pacific Ave. GA (-1235 Appraisals Insurance Realtor MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 15-11-15-tf 36 Under Construction In Rolling Woods Subdivision. 1 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, built-in appliances, central heat with natural gas. 2-car garage.

Sun deck. Truly an outstanding home-in an outstanding location. Now It the time to select your colors. Priced at only $23,900. 233 RENT or SELL Brand new 2-bedroom home on West Side.

5-30 Duplex Near Capitola A real buy for the Investor. Live In one, rent the other. Small down payment. Full price $14,000. 2-5 On Delaware 2 bedrooms.

Tile bath, beam ceilings, built-in electric kitchen. Hardwood floors. Swedish fireplace. Lots of extras. $13,950.

Easy terms. FREDERICK RHODES REALTY 112 Locust St. GA 6-3430 Evenings Sundays call Fred Vellutini GA 3-7611 Fred Rhodes GA 6-2321 151117-tf PLENTY OF SPACE For the Children to Play. Lot 128x236 ML. Comfortable, plastered 2-bedroom home, could be three.

Living room 15V4 by 30 ft. Dining Room 11x14. Large bedrooms. Generous kitchen. Plenty of storage space and workshop.

Garage. DeLaveaga Park Area. $14,500. Open to any reasonable offer. 23 ACRES COMFORTABLE HOME with FIREPLACE.

Double garage. Chicken house. Plums and apples, Walnuts. Spring Water also Utility Water. Located on County Road near APTOS.

Tractor stays on Ranch. Full price $25,000. Terms, too. D. M.

PERRY, REALTY 722 Soquel Ave. GArden 3-9414 Home GArden 3-3438 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $8750-4 ROOMS A clean, quiet, attractive, stucco, 4-room home. Sidewalks, curbs. $11,000 Very clean, 2 bedrooms, choice neighborhood. Take advantage of low interest rate loan of approx.

$6750. Try $2500 down. Will trade equity on income. LOTS AND LAND Small acreage 5 and 11. $6250 $9250.

Terms. Front ocean view lots. $40,000. One 170' front ocean view lot, $14,500. One lot, no view, $2100.

One for $2750; one for S3750; two 50x90, $3900; one for $2000. DAN COOPER 27 Wharf Capitola. GR 5-1757 15-11-18-tf HERE'S YOUR ANSWER for that lovely, nearly new, 5-room home. In the preferred East Side area. Immaculate, attractive dining room has lovely floor plan.

Beautiful yard and view from the rear. Nice den room and concrete patio. Our best value for only $13,500. See it now! (No phone information, please!) 4 SEASONS REALTY 625 CENTER STREET GA 6-2440 GA 3-7466 15-11-15-tf I WOULD MAKE A wonderful Christmas gift for family brand new, 3 bedrooms, l'j baths, 2 fireplaces, big rumpus room for the children, electric built-ins in the kitchen for mom. Double garage.

Come set me. Corner of Hazzard and Fairway in Monterey Bay Heights. PHONE GA 3-6435 15-11-13-275 GRAHAM HILL Two one-half acre joining lots. Close in. Water, gas, electricity available.

$7500 each. Terms. 25 MOUNTAIN ACRES. Fruit. Redwoods.

$20,000. Terms. O. WYER, Broker 1221 Ocean St. GA 3-7673 15-U-18-M Among The Redwoods 2 Homes for the price of on.

Beautiful setting. $8000, terms. OLDER 4-bedroom home, excellent condition, terrific view, $2000 down. Call Opal Williamson GA 3-8060 or GA 3-4197 MISSION REALTY SIS Cedar Street MLS 15-11-18-tf $450 Immaculate 2-bedroom modern home on creek. Gaylord Realty, Ben Lomond, Phone DE 6-5139 or DE 6-5380.

15-11-8 276 OLDER 2 Bedroom ho ma near everything, close in. good for business, apts, or office. Good Fireplace. Near bus. GA 3-0829.

Owner 237 Union. 15-11-8 290 BY OWNER Excellent East Side location, extra lot plus 3 bedroom, older home. 414 Effey or call GA 1-7659. 15-11-10-278 $1500 DOWN Clean 3 bedroom older home, garage and arbor. Adjacent to Mission St.

business. $8000 full price. Griswold Reel Estate, GA 6-0445. 15 11 11 271 WELL-KNIT PERFORMERS "Sock" prrformtinre is promised by garb of Budapest dancers, who wear elaborately knit stockings when performing their Hungarian folk routines. B47 Crashes In Missouri, 4 Are Killed Windsor, Mo.

iR A burning B47 bomber crashed and explod ed within 450 yards of a rural school near here Tuesday. rour men aboard were pre sumed dead, the air force said. The plane was based at McCon- nell air force base, Wichita, Kan. Crewmen were ('apt. Herbert J.

Edwards, 116, Austin, Maj. Edgar Jodoin, 35, Oxford, I.t. Robert L. Westrup, 24, Al bany, formerly of Lyons, and Airman James II, Red mond, 21, Bay Shore, N.Y. Only Westrup body has been found Twenty-three pupils and their teacher were in the Hone Dale school eight miles northeast of Windsor when the plane blasted a 20fool-deep crater beside a country road.

Three persons in a car were al most hit. Mrs. Charles L. Bond, the driver, stopped the car when a 4 year old passenger, Randy Wells, cried, "Look at the plane. tire is tailing.

Mrs. Bond hastily put the car in reverse. A huge wheel from the aircraft landed where the car had been. Hospital Aide Is Revealed As Phony, But Good Newark, N.J. (IP) A hospital aide called "the best suture man in the place" by his coworkers was apparently a phony medical student who had no training for his job.

Dr. Abraham Chnielnik, dl rector of Newark's Martland med ical center, said Tuesday night the man told the hospital he was a medical student, then worked six weeks before his lie was un covered. The youth, who cave his name as James Covington, was hired as an extern, a medical student util ized as an unpaid aide. The hospital thought his medical school baekeround was in transit. Chmelnik said Covington's job called for observing doctors work inc in the emergency and admit ting departments and actually doing some stitching when asked.

One coworker said that Coving' ton "could put stitches in as well as any doctor I have ever seen." Chmelnik said Covington "kept stalling on the transcript of his record and we finally confronted him." Covington was challenged by Chmelnik November 3. He left the hospital and hasn't been seen since. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PR0VINQ WILL, ETC. No. 16,470 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in end tor the County of Santa Cruz.

In the Matter of the Estate of DORIS DARLING SCHEPERS, also known at DORIS SCHEPERS, also known et DORIS DARLING, also known as DORIS MYRTLE DARLING, Deceased. Notice it hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of said Dons Darling Schepers, deceased, and for the issuance to petitioner, CHARLES LOUIS SCHEPERS, of letters testamentary has been filed in this court, and that December 4th, 1959 at 10:00 o'clock A M. of said day, end the courtroom of said court, in the courthouse, in the city of Santa Cruz, County 01 Santa Cruz, State of California, have been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said petition, when and where all persons same and show cause why said petition should not be granted. Reference is hereby made to said Petition for further particulars. DATED: November 16th.

1959. TOM M. KELLEY, Clerk, By MATHILDA ROSSI, Deputy Clerk. ROBERT H. DARROW, Attorney for Petitioner, Sanla Cruz, California.

Nov. 18, 19 and 27. (2095) I NEW DETROIT CONVENTION HALL Downtown Detroit forms a backdrop for the clty'i new 54-million-dollar convention building, Cobo Hall, and adjoining arena. Scheduled for completion by Sept. 15, .1060,.

Cobo Hall will be partially opened July 1. The arena, teatta 14,000, will be done April 1, 1961. Total capacity for the bullding'i 33 meeting rooma wTH be 12,500. Four exhibit halls have a combined area of five and a half acres..