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Habit Forming Work Is Ordered Sunday, September 2, 1956 2-Santa Cruz Sentinel Police Hunt For Bad Check Artist Pas aent 50 Candidates In Miss America jailer to make strre that William F. Thompson has plenty of work for the 40 davs he will spend in tne county jaii. The idea, explained the magistrate, was to get Thompson in the habit of working. Jortv days of work aid probably some sore muscles face a 54-year -old transient laborer found in a drunk condition under the Soquel bridge. Municipal Judge James J.

ScopfSettone Friday ordered the Four dud checks have been passed oy the same man in the city since August 25, on Warren McGee Electric company which is no longer in existence. One of the names signed to Miss Nevada, Carmen Ruggeroli of Las Vegas "If I should win one of the scholarships offered it would mean that 1 would be Slaughter, pageant director, sinre an additional $5000 in scholarships has been added to this year's Miss California NEED GOOD Miss Ohio cialty in the talent judging. "That's the kind of a girl we're attracting in the Miss America pageant," says Miss Slaughter, "and that's the kind of girl we want." What about the pageant's West Coast rival, the Miss Universe contest? Well, Miss Slaughter does not regard it as keen or dangerous competition at all since Miss Oklahoma Evelyn Ay of Ephrata, plans to start college this month the delay attributed to marriage and motherhood. Of course, many of this year's entries would like a fling Sn the show business world. But for the most part, the girls seem to be most interested in first cracking these school-books.

Miss Michigan the checks was Roy Wilson. The suspect is believed to be five foot ten inches, of slight build, and between 30 and 35 years old. The Warren McGee organization consolidated to make the 4, INSURANCE? Better See Warren Eectric company fl anf mm ft Snn 4 time ago, said a company spokesman. It is believed that the checks were stolen from the Warren company headquarters at 126 So-quel avenue on August 25, when a merchant patrol officer found the door of the office open at 9 mo Traill iviii 1396 Pacific Since 1906 Ph. CA 3-1822 By Angelo Natale Atlantic City, N.J.

Beautiful tut dumb? Not the crop of 50 gals who seek the 1957 Miss America crown here this week. They're a brainy bunch of belies with a better than average share cf ambition and talent. And that's what makes the difference in the Miss America pageant, the grandma of all beauty contests which no longer is merely a beauty contest. There's no doubt that this year's entries are beauties. But these charmers from 46 states, Chicago, District of Columbia, Hawaii and Canada need more than good looks to win the rrown and the $50,009 in awards that go with it.

In the week that lies ahead, the girls embark on a hectic schedule of rehearsals, preliminary contests, interviews and posing for photographers. But the emphasis is on talent, Especially says Miss Lenora Santa CnisSrnfincl Puhishfd Sunday morning and every afternoon, except Saturday Bnd certain holidays, by the Sentinel Publishing Company 125 Church street, Santa Cruz. California. Fred McPherson, Publisher. Entered as second rbss matter at the post office at Santa night.

4 v. I 1 LOCAL 'SIIIWSti l-v il LONG DISTANCE OLlill HI 1111 Roberta Ann rainier, 20, has dark brown hair and eyes. She is 5'5" and weighs 118 pounds with measurements of 37-23-36. She attributes health, beauty and happiness to "proper diet, rest and environment." Joan Colleen Beckett, 18, is a honey blond with blue-green eyes. She is S'51 4" and weighs 120 pounds with measurements of 36-21-36.

She says, 'ileal ih is cleanliness both of body and mind; beauty, an inner radiance and happiness appreciation and humility." contest. These extra awards boost raa mn ctahT LaDonna Jane Kramer, 20, has light brown hair and hazel eyes. She is and -weighs "California. the total amount of scholarships Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use of, or republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper.

Shirley Ann Swanson, 19, lias red hair and blue eyes. She is S4 a and eighs 110 pounds with measurements of 35-25-33. She attributes health, beauty and happiness to "Correct diet and exercise, consideration of others, faith in God and inner peace." This can be seen in a sampling of answers from Miss America 1956 candidates on their reasons for entering the competition: Miss South Carolina given annually in the pageant to $30,000. The week-long whirl cqmes to a dramatic climax Saturday night, September 8, with the crowning of the new Miss America before a huge crowd in Convention Hall and a nationwide television audi financially able to complete my musical education." Pageant officials note that the 1956 entries have a wide variety of backgrounds, ranging from a Sunday School teacher to airline hostess. Miss Arkansas, 18-year-old Barbara Banks of Conway, is a sophomore at Arkansas State Teachers college and devotes most of her spare time to a serious study of the dance.

Her specialty is a ballet routine performed with a dove. Miss Virginia, Rebecca Loula Richardson of Martinsville, is a SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mail or Carrier One Month 1 Six Months in advance 6.30 One Year in advance 13.U0 126 pounds with measurements of 35-21-35. She attributes health, beauty and happiness to "a healthy philosophy of life, to expect the best and not to worry." it is based solely on beauty. As she puts it: "In America, there's ample room for all kinds of contests. The fact that they're all patterned in a way after the Miss America pageant is proof enough that wo have something special.

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fa I 1 225k I VK 1 fV '1 1 Chachere of Baton Rouge, opened her own dancing school four years ago at the age of 14, and also held the Southern senior women's diving championship for the 1952-55 period. She'll do a dance spe- A tor studies and steadies tindergruds tveav Pettney's cashmevc-soSt full fashioned Ovhm Sweaters CrMi word TK'JQ HOT MQPSKfl fl Store Hours: 9:45 to 5:25 New LP Records Now At Library New LP records that may be borrowed from the music department of the Santa Cruz Public T-P3 PENNEY'S ALL PROPORTIONED WOOL SKIRT IN A SENSATIONAL VALUE AT THIS PRICE! Dance of the Seven Veils: also Sprach Zarathustra; Fritz Reiner conducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Tchaikowsky: Concerto Ino. 1, in flat minor, Op. 23; Emil Gilds, piano, with Fritz Reiner con Marian Ann McKhiglit, 19, is a blonde with blue eyes.

She is 5'5" and weighs 120 pounds with measurements of 35-23-35. She says, "Understanding and compatibility arc essential to happiness." Miss Arizona, Barbara Patricia Hilgenberg of Tucson hope of winning one of the scholarships offered in order to complete my education." Miss Michigan, Shirley Ann Swanson of Muskegon "I would like to attain my master's degree in education and psychology for elementary teaching." Miss New York It comes from the name of confederacy of professional murderers, who terrorized India for 700 years. They worshiped the Hindu goddess of destruction, and assassination was a religious duty. The order was unmasked between 1830 and 1840 and later stamped out. ducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Rossellint: From the Bay of Na Dorothy Morcau, 25, has auburn hair and blue eyes. She is 5 '3 Mi" and weighs llfi pounds with measurements of 31 21 31. She says, "Health, beauty and happiness are attributed to "Plenty of rest, contentment, happy and loving home environment." a cap and gown and a sheepskin. For the greater majority of the contestants plan to use their winnings to improve themselves by education and' training. Many already have some college behind them and want to work for a degree.

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