Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 16

Wednesday, Nov. 23, 1960 VITAL STATISTICS Farm-City Tour Role Of Mexican Nationals entinei Lo In County Agriculture Told tain crops requiring hand labor would not be planted. Farmers IOQF FUNERAL NOTICE Officers and mem-iUQbers of Soquel Lodge No. 137, 10OF are re- Juested to meet at the Wessen-orf Si Thai chapel Friday, November 25 at 9:45 a.m. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our Brother John A.

Seid-linger. 1 Our officers will conduct services at 10:00 a.m. By order of ALONZO C. BROWN, Noble Grand. RALPH LANDRE, Rec.

Secty. adv. 11-23277 BIRTHS Community Hoipital MAC ANGUS In Santa Crur, November XI. 1960 at 11:40 p. m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacAngui (Nina Mae Ridge), 204 Central avenue, Capltola, an pound 1 ounce boy, Donald David. Ha it their second child. BONE In Santa Cruz, November 12, 1960 at 2:34 p.

m. to Mr. and Mrs. Telfred Hillary Bone (Elisabeth Rose Wilkerson), 4250 Paul Sweet road, an 8 pound 13 ounce girl. Cynthia Luella.

She it their third child. DICKERSON In Santa Cruz, November 12, 1960 at 6:17 p. m. to Mr. and Mrt.

Sidney Earl Dickerson (Lynda Sue Hackett), 1102 Bethany drive, an I pound 8 ounce girl, Cynthia Lynn. She It their second child. BIRD In Santa Cruz. November 13, 1960 at 8:20 a. m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Byron Bird Jr. (Sandra Mary Sachs), 721 Modesto avenue, a 7 pound 13 ounce girl, Taml Lyn. She it their tecond child.

GILBERTSON in Cruz, November IS, 1960 at 4:45 a. m. to Mr. and Mrt. Donald EuRene Gilbertson (Joann Ruth Hendrikx) 2250 Harper ttreet, an 8 pound 9 ounce boy, Donald Eugene.

Jr. He It their tecond child. STANTON In Santa Cruz, November 16, 1960 at 5:15 p. m. to Mr.

and Mrt. Wayne Lyle Stanton (Judith Ann Merrill), 936 38th avenue, an 8 pound 2i ounce girl, Cynthia Ann. She it their second child. PRICKETT In Santa Cruz, November 16. 1960 at 11:43 p.

m. to Mr. and Mrt. David Dwiftht Prickett (Karen Andrea Smith), 618 Marnell avenue, an 8 pound 6Vi ounce girl, Terrl Andrea. She It their first child.

Santa Cruz Hospital CASTRO In Santa Cruz, November 12, 1960 at 7:56 a. m. to Mr. and Mrt. Julian Charles Castro (Judith Leann McMalns), Davenport, an 8 pound 9' ounce boy, Richard Wayne.

He Is their fourth child. MAIN In Santa Cruz, November 14, 1960 at 3 p. m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Winfield Main (Pearl Midner), 21850 Old Santa Cruz highway, Los Gatos, a 9 pound boy, Bryan Ross. He it their third child. MARTINELLI In Santa Cruz. November 14, I960 at 6:30 p. m.

to Mr. and Mrt. Aladino MartinelH (Elena Malfatti), P. 0. Box 121, Davenport, a 9 pound 10 ounce boy, Alberto Giovanni.

He is their second child. HENNESSEY In Santa Cruz, November 15. 1960 at 5:12 a. m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Leo Hennessev (Dorothy Eleanor Roberts), 152 Navarra drive, a 6 pound 10 ounce girl, Claire Diane. She it their fourth child. MACKEN In Santa Cruz. November 17, I960 at 10:20 a.

m. to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Francis Macken (Josie Jean Tabacchini), 102 Bradley drive, an 8 pound girl, Shelly Dawn. She is their second child.

RAMIREZ In Santa Cruz, November 17, 1960 at 2 41 a. m. to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Santana Ramirez (Jennie Trini Hernandez), 1025 Capitola road, a 7 pound 9 ounce girl, Shirley Ann.

She It their third child. Sisters Hospital LOVETT In Santa Cruz, Novem-her 12. 1960 at 3:12 a. m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Hardmen Lovett (Patrice Ann Lane), 622 Miramar drive, a 7 pound 5. ounce girl, Tricia Ann. She it their third heild. MURRAY In Santa Cruz.

Novem. ber 12. 1960 at 7:05 a. m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Merlin Murray (Barbara Lou Wells). 307 Rigg street, an 8 pound 9 ounce boy. Michael Lance. He is their third child.

WALTERS In Santa Cruz, November 13. 1960, et 1:23 a. m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Edward Walters (Marilyn Kechley), 7158 View Point road, Aptos, an 8 pound 6M ounce boy, Kevin Ru dolph. He is their second child. DIVORCES Final Oecrees MOSHER In Santa Cruz. Novem ber 21, 1960. Margaret L.

from David D. Mosher, extreme cruelty. BROWN In Santa Cruz. Novem ber 21. 1960, Tomie Lee from Girnie Ray Brown, extreme cruelty.

FUNERAL NOTICES GERMAIN In Santa Cruz. Caf November 23, 1960, Minnie Germain. Survived by sister, Celina Rochex of Salinas. Calif. 1 brother, Henry Germain, St.

Paul, several nieces and nephews. Native of Minnesota, aged 76 years. Rosary will be recited at Irvin M. Smith Son Chapel, 1050 Cayuga street, Santa Cruz, Sunday, November 27. 1960 at 7:30 p.

with Father M. Mangan of Our Lady Star of the Sea officiating. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment in Golden Gate Memorial Park, San Bruno, at 11 a.m. Monday, November 28, 1960.

11-23-279 DOUGLAS In Santa Cruz, November 23, 1960. Mary Martha Douglas. Aunt of Fern Cruze of Santa Cruz. Native of Lake County, aged 92 years. Private Graveside services will be conducted at Olivet Memorial Park, Colma, Friday, November 25, 1960, with Rev.

Don S. Fleming of the First Methodist church officiating. Interment in Olivet Memorial Park, Colma. 11-23-277 SEIDLINGER In Santa Cruz. Calif-November 23, 1960, John A.

Seidlinger; husband of Leda Seidlinger of Santa Cruz; father of John A. Seidlinger, and Barbara Thompson both of Santa Cruz, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Native of Boulder Creek, aged 62 years, 4 months. Member of Soquel Lodge No. 137, IOOF; Musicians Union No.

346 of Santa Cruz. Services will be conducted at the Wessendorf Thai Chapel, Friday, November 25th, at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Bernard J. Corneliussen of the First Congregational Church and Soquel Lodge No.

137, IOOF officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Entombment will follow in the IOOF Mausoleum. 11-23-277 VICKERS In Santa Cruz, November 20, 1960. Willis D.

Vickers. Survived by a brother, Paul A. Vickers of Atlanta, nephew, Donald H. Horner of Santa Cruz, nieces, Maybelle Claypool, of Los Angeles and Helen Goodenough of Iowa. Native of Iowa, aged 83 years.

Services will be conducted at Irvin M. Smith Son Chapel, 1050 Cayuga Santa Cruz Friday, November 25, 1960 at 10 a. m. with Rev. Elmer H.

Podoll, pastor of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Seneca, Kansas. 11-22-277 CHANNEL 2 SF-Oakland WEDNESDAY EVENING P.M. 0 Three Stooges 'Dizzy Detectives" Popeye Early Show "Counterfeiters" Lone Ranger "Texas Draw" i 5:30 Charley Horse Ahoy, Mates Three Stooges "Hoofs Goofs" 5 30 Lone Ranger "Texas Draw" OUR 52nd YEAR-1908 I960 OAKWOOD MEMORIAL PARK nil Crvi, California 3J444 CA 4-1601 SIZE OF LOT il on of th factor covered by our memorial counselor during cemetery purchaie.

Experience hi dem-onttrated the wisdom of adequate protection, but the family should ilio avoid tecuring more property than It could logically use. This end other kinds of eisltttnce Is your without obligation. INQUIRE TODAY. 6 P.M. Amos N' Andy "Piggy Bank" 6:30 Huckleberry Hound News 6:302 Faces West "The Man In 204" 6:45 Popeye News 630 Crusader "The Healer" News 6:30 Woody Woodpecker Record Hop 6.45 News II v.

1 I WAGON TRAIN WEDNESDAY 7:30 KSBW-TV CHANNEL 0 Yew TV TREASURE Station 7 P.M. Football Highlights 49ers vs. Cowboys 7:30 Raider Highlights Raider Review Tombstone Territory "The Siesta Killer" 7:30 Wagon Train "Colter Craven" News 7:10 Sports 7:15 News 7:30 The Aquanauts "The Wreck of Jakaba" Tightrope "Broken Rope" 7:30 Hong Kong "The Turncoat" Sea Hunt 7:30 Wagon Train "Coulter Craven" Death Valley Days "Empire of Youth" 7:30 Hong Kong "The Turncoat" 8 P.M. 0 Play of the Week "Juno The Paycock" 08:30 The Price Is Right ANTS The Housewife's Scourge CALL-CARDIFF PEST CONTROL GR 5-4214. 2701 Soquel Ave.

Wanted Dead or Alive 08:30 The Nelson Family "Almost In-Laws" RUBY MAE CLARK Nov. 23rd at 2.00 p. m. MARY M. DOUGLAS Private services Nov.

25th, 1960 at 11:00 a.m. Olivet Memorial Park. JOHN A. SEIDLINGER Nov. 25th at 10:00 a.m.

iW'yh- I is i Mill 4 t'Mh HI By Jack Rannells Mexican national farm labor is an integral and essential part of Santa Cruz county'a $35 million agricultural industry, Tom Richardson, secretary of the farm labor committee of the State Farm Bureau federation, said yesterday. Without it, Richardson estimated there would be a 50 to 60 per cent drop in plantings of major hand labor crops. RichardsoA addressed a group of 81 in the Birds Eye processing plant cafeteria during the luncheon break of the Farm-City week tour. About 49 persons from Santa Cruz and Watsonville participated in tours of Brussels sprouts growing, harvesting and processing; a mushroom plant; and two commercial flower growing operations. The luncheon crowd was boosted by members of the Santa Cruz Kiwanis club.

The service club originated national Farm City week observance. Richardson told the assemblage, "It must be remembered that Mexican national labor is supplemental. But it is necessary. "If it were not available, cer- Traffic Hazard Abatement Sought On Voluntary Basis The mayor and city manager were requested last night to seek voluntary abatement of traffic hazards at High street area intersections. If no action is taken by property owners at eight critical situations listed by the traffic department, followup action by the city was recommended by the council.

Voluntary cooperation in controlling potentially obstructive trees and bushes will be sought in 10 other spots. The traffic department report indicated that various trees, stumps or bushes obstruct vision of motorists and constitute a hazard to pedestrians, motorists, or both. Councilman Ted Foster reaffirmed th council request that similar studies be conducted throughout Santa Cruz. FUNERALS RUBY MAE CLARK Funeral services for Ruby Mae Clark were today at 2 p.m. in the Wessendorf and Thai chapel with Rev.

Warren V. Pine of the Aptos Assembly of God church officiating. Organ selections were played by Ethel Schultz. Interment followed in the Oakwood Memorial park. ARTHUR GEORGE PAGE Funeral services for Arthur George Page were held this morning at 10 o'clock in the Ferguson chapel.

Rev. Hubert F. Doran, pastor of the La Selva Beach Community church, officiated. Private entombment followed in the East Lawn mausoleum at Sacramento. MARY F.

SOUZA Funeral services for Mary F. Souza were conducted today at 10 a.m. in St. Anthony's church in Pescadero with Fr. Barry officiating.

Interment followed in the Pescadero Catholic cemetery. The rosary was recited last night at 7 o'clock in White's chapel with Fr. Raymond Ruscitto officiating. 1 P.M. 0 Burns Allen "Grade Starts Rumors" 1:30 Our Miss Brooks "Picnic Basket" 0 Young Dr.

Malone 1:30 From These Roots Full Circle 1:30 Houseparty 0 About Faces 1:30 Divorce Hearing "Calif, vs. Kansas" Young Dr. Malone 1:30 Houseparty About Faces 1:30 As the World Turns 2 P.M. 0 Movie Matinee "Four Wives" Make Room for Daddy "Anniversary" 2:30 Here's Hollywood Agnes Moorehead 0 The Millionaire 2:30 The Verdict Is Yours Day in Court 2:30 Road to Reality 0 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours fl Day In Court 2:30 Road to Reality 3 P.M. 03:30 Topper "Topper's Vacation" Golden Gate Plays "Affairs of Bel Ami" 0 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 0 Queen For A Day" 3:30 Who Do You Trust? Gold Coast Matinee "Secret of Dr.

Kildare" (D Queen for A Day 3:30 Who Do You Trust? 4 P.M. 0 Capt Satellite 04:30 Bozo, the Clown Dance Party American Bandstand 04:30 Ahoy, Mates (D American Bandstand 32 LOT or strayed SMALL TAN CHIHUAHUA Treasured pet dog. Whitt spot on forehead. Answers to "Timmy" Phone GA 3-45100 Day or Night are not so stupid as to plant, nor is the banker so stupid as to grant a loan to plant crops which cannot be harvested." Richardson used charts tacked to the cafeteria wall to demon strate the significance of import ed labor in aanta cruz county ag riculture. These showed that about 3200 nationals provided 68 per cent of the 1D59 peak labor force in the basic hand labor crops; green beans (1600 of 2000): strawber rics (800 of 1420); sprouts (350 of 500); lettuce (350 of 500): and miscellaneous vegetables (170 of 400).

These basic vegetable and strawberry crops accounted for about $15.6 million, or 43 per cent of the total agricultural income in the county during 1959. Touching briefly on orcaniza tion of farm labor by the AFL- tio, the farm bureau official said most contracts to date has been "set up" cases. Minnie Germain Services Set Minnie Germain, 78, a native of Minnesota and a resident of Santa Cruz for the last 30 years, died today. She was the daughter of the first butcher in St. Paul, and had been a nurse for 30 years, serving in World War I and a number of years in the county hospital.

She lived at 112 Mountain View avenue. She is survived by a sister, Ce line Roche of Salinas; a brother, Henry Germain of St. Paul, and several nieces and nephews. The rosary will be recited Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Irvin M.

Smith and Son Funeral chapel. Interment will follow Monday at 11 a.m. in the Golden Gate National cemetery in San Bruno. Mary M. Douglas Rites Planned Mary Martha Douglas, 92, a native of Lake county and a resident of Santa Cruz for the last 11 years since she moved from Berkeley, died today in a local hospital.

Her home was at 325 Harrison avenue. She had taught school in Washington for 18 years. She is survived by a niece, Fern Cruze of Santa Cruz. Private graveside services will be conducted Friday in the Olivet Memorial park in Colma with Rev. Don S.

Fleming, pastor of the First Methodist chirch of Santa Cruz, officiating. DAIRY and POULTRY San Francisco, November 23 Butter prices to retailers! First quality, 1 print, 71-73; lb. print, 71-U-74; eenrci qr-iitv 1 ID print, no salei lb. print, 702-73l4. 11 Fresno (AP).

Northern California live poultry, o.b. ranch! chickens fryers about steady, hens steady. Fryers 16ljl8 (mostly Wi); light type hens 8-11 (mostly 10); heavy type hens 18-19; broilers 20; roasters 25. Squabs 73. Turkeys Unsettled.

Heavy type young hens 28-30. Heavy type young toms 23V12-24. Egg Quotations Nulaid Eggs invoicing prices of eRS to the rftsil trade: Large Grade AA 53-57 Medium Grade AA 51-55 Small Grade AA 44-48 San f-tannsro FSMN Quotation- Large Grade A 52-56 Medium Grade A 50-54 Small Grade A 43-47 New York Stock Exchange Courtesy of Baikie Alcantara Stocks Bonds Dire-' Private Wire Industrials 602.47 up 1.37 Rails 129.80 up 1.01 Volume 3,000,000 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE American Can 32 American Telephone 94a American Tobacco 60 Anaconda Copper 44J4 Atchison T. S. 225 Bendix 6614 Bethlehem Steel 39i' California Pack Caterpillar 29 Che.

and Ohio 60 Chrysler 40i's Douglas Aircraft 297's Duoont 186i' Filtrol 28V4 General Electric 76 General Motors 41V2 Goodyear 38 Homestake 49 International Harvester 43Mt International Nickel 55H Kennecott 77 Lockheed 27 Montgomery Ward 274 N. Y. Central 15 North American Aviation 4412 Pacific Cement Agg. 13V4 Pacific Gas and Electric 66V1 Penney (J. C.

Co.) 42 Penn. R. R. 11 Phelps Dodge 46 Phillips Petrol. 53 Radio 56i's Republic Steel 52s Sears Roebuck 55 Southern Calif.

Edison 64V Southern Pacific 2012 Standard Oil California 45' Standard Oil New Jersey 39V Texas Corp. 797' Transamerica 25Vj Union Oil 45Vj Union Pacific 27fj United Aircraft 374 U. S. Steel 72H Woolworth (F. 69 Bank of America Chase Manhattan Bank 585Arft61V2 First National City Bank 75 78V LIVESTOCK Stockton (AP).

Calves: Salable none. Hogs: Salable 50. La France Delicatessen Catering Service OPEN Thanksgiving Day Will Be Closed Friday, Nov. 25 through Wednesday, Nov. 30 RE-OPEN DECEMBER 1 1711 MISSION ST.

CHANNEL 11 San Joi Person to Person McGuire Sisters 10:30 June Allyson Show "The Visitor" 010:30 Ernie Kovac Groucho Marx Shew 10:30 June Allyson Show "The Visitor" 10:30 Pro Football Highlights MELODY HOMES 3 bedrooms ir 2 Beths ir Colored Bath Fixture Attachtd Carag S9315 1207 Soquel Ave. CA 3-9080 11 P.M. 0 Paul Coates Jack Oakie 11:30 Early Late Show "Mother Wore Tights" News 11:10 Sports 11:15 Jack Paar Show 0 News 11:10 Sports 11:15 Big Movie Shepherd of the Hills 0 Esther Williams "This Time for Keeps" TV News Reel 11:15 Jack Paar Show fli-News ic Sports 11:15 Command Playhouse "Lady From Shanghai" 12 M. 0 12:45 Late Show "Expensive Husbands" fl 12:45 Last Report FRIDAY MORNLNG 1 A.M. 0 Almanac Newsreel 1:05 Daily Word 2 A.M, 0 News 2:02 Benediction 8:00 A.M.

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Ph. GA 3 512 11 AM. 011:30 Jet Jackson "Curse of the Pharoahs" 0 Truth Or Consequence 11:30 It Could Be You 11:55 News 0 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 The Guiding Light 0 Morning Court 11:30 Love That Bob "Bob Meets Miss Sweden" Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 The Guiding Light (5 Morning Court 11:30 Love That Bob "Bob Meets Miss Sweden" FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12 N. 0 Short Story "Alibi" 12:30 Paul Coates 0 Jan Murray Show 12:30 Loretta Young Show Noon-Day News 12:30 As the World Turns 0 The Texan "Blue Norther" 12:30 Beat The Clock Jan Murray Show 12:30 Loretta cung The Texan "Blue Norther" 12:30 Beat the Clock WARREN ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL WIRING HEATING and FIXTURES CONTRACTING 925 Soquel Ave. GA 3-5954 CHANNEL 4 San Francisco CHANNEL San Francisco 08:302 Faces West "Prisoner" (D 8 30 Bat Masterson "High Card Loses" r.

TUMLLim WEDNESDAY- 00 P.M. KSBW-TV CHANNEL 8 YOUR TV TREASURE STATION 9 P.M. Perry Como Show Tommy Sands 0 My Sister Eileen Eileen The Interne 9:30 I've Got A Secret Hawaiian Eye "Kakua Woman" Thriller Hawaiian Eye "Kakua Woman" Dick Powell's GREY THEATRE REAL LIFE DRAMA FROM THE OLD WEST KSBW-TV CHANNEL 8 YOUR TV TREASURE STATION 10 P.M. News 10:15 Sports Page 10:25 Weather 10:30 Sherwood As Is Peter Loves Mary 10:30 This Man Dawson 0 Circle Theater "The Hidden World" Naked City "Debt of Honor" Peter Loves Mary 10:30 Zane Grey Theater "Ransome" Naked City "Debt of Honor" 11 P.M. Paul Coates California Cults 11:30 Early Late Show "The Great Lie" News 11:10 Sports 11:15 Jack Paar Show News 11:10 Sports 11:15 Big Movie "Las Vegas Nights" Esther Williams On An Island With You TV Newsreel 11:15 Jack Parr News 11:10 Sports 11:15 Command Playhouse "Talk of the Town" 12 012:45 Late Show Millionaire In Prison (D 12:45 Last Report 1 A.M.

Almanac Newsreel 1:05 Daily Word 2 A.M. News 2:02 Benediction THURSDAY MORNING 6 A.M. 06:50 Daily Word 6:55 Farm Dateline 0 6:20 Invocation 6:22 Farm Flashes 6:25 Morning News -Books and Man "Man of Property" 6:45 Dimensions 7 A.M. Dave Garroway Today 7:25 Almanac Newsreel 7:30 Dave Garroway Today Thanksgiving Parades 7:55 Invocation Garroway: Today 7:25 News 7:30 Garroway; Today 8 A.M. 8:25 Be Yourself 8:30 Dave Garroway Today 08:30 Popeye 8:45 Football Warmup Joan Davis Show "Dented Fender" 8:30 Charley Horse 08:25 News 8:30 Garroway; Today 9 A.M.

Dough Re Mi 9:30 Play Your Hunch Pro Football Packers vs. Lions Jack Lalanne Show 9:30 Romper Room Pro Football Packers vs. Lions 9:30 Play Your Hunch MELODY HOMES Built on your level lot ic 3-Bedroom -fr 1V4 Baths jlr Fireplace Dble. Garage S8943 1207 Soquel Ave. CA 3-9080 10 A.M.

OThanksgiving Dav Parade 010:30 Ray Milland "ilolehouie Collection" CHANNEL 7 San Francisco CHANNEL 8 Salinas (D Daily Ward 10:05 Women's View 10:10 Early Edition 10:15 Industry On Parade 10:30 Medic "Good Samaritan" 11 A.M. 011:30 Jet Jackson "Isle of Mystery" Truth Or Consequence 11:30 It Could Be You 11:55 News 011:45 5th Quarter Pre Game Show 11:15 NCAA Football Texas vs. Texas Football Kickoff 11:15 NCAA Football Texas vs. Texas THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12 0 Short Story "Autumn Fever" 12:30 Paul Coates Jan Murray Show 12:30 Lorctta loung Noon News 12:30 As the World Turns Jan Murray Show 12:30 Loretta Young Show 1 P.M. 0 Burns Allen "Exchange Houses" 1:30 Our Miss Brooks "Thanskigiving Show" Young Doctor Malone 1:30 From These Roots Full 1:30 Houseparty Young Dr.

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0 Amos 'N Andy "Thanksgiving" 6:30 Quick Draw McGraw 06:30 News News 6:30 O.S.S. "Sweet Talk" News 6:30 Huckleberry Hound (D Record Hop 6:45 News 7 P.M. 0 You Asked For It 7:30 State Trooper "Grudge Race" Lock Up 7:30 Outlaws "Starfall" 0 News 7:10 Sports 7:15 News 7:30 The Witness Meet McGraw "McGraw In Reno" 7:30 Guestward Ho "Thanksgiving Story" Bringing Up Buddy 7:30 Witness (D Navy Log "After You, Ludwig" 7:30 Guestward Ho "Thanksgiving Story" 8 P.M. 0 Interpol Calling "In The Swim" 8:30 Highway Patrol 08:30 Bat Masterson "Last of Night Riders" 08:30 Zane Grey Theater "The Last Bugle" 0 Donna Reed Show "When 1 Laugh" 8:30 The Real McCoys "McCoys, Ahoy!" 08:30 Tightrope Donna Reed Show "When i Laugn 8:30 The Real McCoys "McCoys Ahoy!" 9 P.M. Victory At Sea.

"Melanesian Nightmare 9:30 Public Defender "Badge of Honor" Bachelor Father Bentley Cracks The wnip 9:30 Tennessee Ernie Molly Bee Angel "Trusting Wife" 9:30 Ann Sothern Show 0 My Three Sons "Raft On the River" 9:30 The Untouchables "Seat On The Fence" Angel "Trusting WW 9:30 Tennessee Ernie Molly Bee (P My Three Sons "Raft On the River" 9:30 The Untouchables "Seat On The Fence" 10 P.M. News 10:15 rage 10:25 Weather 10:30 Sherwood As Is Groucho Marx Show 10:30 The Unexpected Emperor of No Huns CARO OF THANKS TROTTS- We desire to express our appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the death of our beloved brother, George T. Trotts. We also wish to thank the members of Santa Cruz Lodge No. 824 B.

P. 0. Elkt. Mrt. Mary B.

Ley Victor Trotts. 11-23-277" FLOWERS FERRARI the Florist "THE FINEST IN FLOWERS" 1222 Pacific Ave. GArden 6-1122 9-l-tf Louise Flower Shop "The Freshest In Flowers" Dial GR 5-3841 "FLOWERS BY WIRE" 2880 Soquel Avenue 9-l-tf FALOMAR HOUSE OF FLOWERS PALOMAR ARCADE GArden 3 0821 9-l-tf STEWART'S Flower Shop 1430 SOQUEL AVE GA 3 0640 EVENINGS GR 4-163 9-l-tf SANTA CRUZ Florists 205 Locust St. GA 3-0734 9-l-tf KIDS AND COMIC STRIPS By W. H.

White rn A good many iTh parents seem to 1j find considerable "cause for worn- rf I mCnt thc COn" 1 1 centrated devo-Vrtion which their youngsters give i 1 to uie in 1 fVV strips in the pi-J i I-" "1 npr The thincs are atrocious art; ilALy' they are wierd from a literary viewpoint And some parents feel that the young-stprs' attention could well be de voted to more uplifting reading. Well, perhaps so. But tncre is something to be said for the comics, at that. They glorify right and condemn wrong, which is a point for their side. They are not sexy at least not compared to the illustrations in any popular magazine.

They make right win over wrong. Their heroes are always brave and resourceful, respectful to the old and chivalrous toward women. Maybe a kid could do worse than to pattern after them, at that. And the strips' interest is not confined to the young by any means, either. You take any group of 20 people in a coffee shop at breakfast and you'll find about 18 of them reading the comics.

These often inane serials of the drawing board are a part of contemporary American life and many worse influences could easily be imagined. Next week White's ment on nr subject. hite of 1 1 MORTUARY ISC A Good and Happy Day Thanksgiving is a happy day because we realize just how much we do have to be thankful for as we acknowledge our blessings to Him. And, too, it's hard not to be happy as we surround a heavily laden, turkey-topped table. i.r,.