Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 2

Thursday, February 20. 1936 SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA PAGE TWO MPSEY OE LAWRENCE AT MPROVEMEHTS JL DISPUTE wide road from Seacliff to Rio del Mar along the beach have been placed by the surveyors and some of the road graded. More results of the efforts of the boys of the CCC camp are shown from the present personnel than from any previous group of boys stationed at the Capitola CCC camp. HIT BY AUTO JLJP SEACLIFF BEACH OBSERVES IIS Ford gave a pleasing piano solo. A lovely candle lighting service was used in the birthday celebration, and a beautiful cake was festively decorated with daffodils and ferns.

Mrs. Meints had charge of the decorations. At a brief business meeting preceding the birthday party, a jitney dinner was planned for the evening of February 28, to be held in the Gault school cafeteria. INJURED PAINFULL! explained. "The studio thus owning the right to the story makes it possible to bring it to the screen along the lines of its adaptation by Mr.

Howard." In other words, Mr. Lewis will have no "say" about how the story shall be presented on the screen. He sold that privilege for a figure not announced. Eddie Mannix, another studio executive said: "Just before Mr. Hays left for New York he approved the film script." RUSHED Hies ROILS PUD AND LITHUANIA ceived a cut over the left eye and a bruised shin.

He was taken by ambulance to the Santa Cruz hospital for emergency treatment and then taken to his home. Dr. Harry Piper administered first aid. Inspector Elmer Geyer and Officer George Cavanagh investigated the accident, but would place no blame. Rinaldi is said to be an artichoke grower with his ranch near the old Cliff Drive hotel.

DIVORCE CALLED OFF Mrs. Lena Rogers, who caused suit for divorce to be filed against An-tone Rogers Tuesday, has withdrawn the suit and the couple have agreed to a reconciliation. They had not Large purchases of airplanes, machine guns, and bombs, amounting to more than $3,000,000, were shown by state department figures to have been made in the United States by China during January. A medical census at Enfield, showed that 50 per cent of the 549 pupils attending the wealthier schools were "below par" while only 25 per cent of the 332 poorer children Countries Isolated As Row Develops In Feud The studio, executives said, right Lawrence Dempsey, 37, of 482 West Cliff drive, received painful, but not serious, injuries early last night when he was struck by a car driven by J. Rinaldi, who lives near the West Cliff drive hotel.

The accident occurred at Pacific avenue and Cathcart street, about 7:30. Police said Dempsey walked in front of Rinaldi's car and was struck by the right front bumper. He re- SEACLIFF, Feb. 19. The future home of R.

E. Boes, custodian of Seacliff State Park beach, is assuming shape as the framework is now practically completed. Completion of the retaining wall from the entrance drive to the pier is being made and dirt hauled in behind. This will make an unbroken parking area from the concession buildings to the pier. Stakes for a CARD IS MAILS 13 YEARS EUGENE, Ore.

U.R. A postcard mailed in Denver, on Aug 7, 1S22, by Mrs. Myra Rupert of Eugene has reached here after 13Vi years in the mail. The card was remailed in Corvallis, just 40 miles from here, on October 11, 1935. Miss Rowena Parsons, chairman of Founder's day for the Gault took charge of a very pleasing observance of the 38th anniversary of the organization, yesterday afternoon.

She presented the Council Mother's Chorus, directed by Madame Yerbury in a group of three delightful numbers: "By the Bend of the River," "Who Is Sylvia" and "Night Call In Granada." Romana now "is going through the regular production procedure." separated. Mrs. Sara Gerrior SENTINEL NOW COc MONTH examined received tnis rating. Died Tuesday Night SENTINEL NOW 60c MONTH At 2d Street Home Mrs. Sara A.

Gerrior, mother of Mrs. Maude Byer, rural schools music supervisor, passed away at the home of her daughter, 23 Second street, late Tuesday evening. She By WLADYSLAW BESTERMAV (United Press Staff Correspondent) WARSAW, Feb. 19 (UP). The Polish-Lithanian animosity, created by the status of Vilna, shows no signs of abating as the controversy ends its 17th year.

No diplomatic or consular relations have existed between the two countries since 1920 when the Polish occupation of Vilna, the capital of the one-time Grand Duchy of Lithuania, caused the indignation against Poland which has smouldered in Lithuania ever since. So strong is the feeling between the countries over this city that when their respective foreign ministers met in Geneva last year for the first time since the war, the mutual desire for friendly relations was reoorted to have been set at had been ill but a short time, death being due to a heart ailment following a light attack of influenza. Mrs. Gerrior was the widow of the late Rev. John Paul Gerrior, pastor of the Elmhurst Presbyterian church of Oakland for 15 years and well known in Santa Cruz where he preached upon a number of occasions.

She had for several years been president of the Oakland naught because Joseph Beck could not promise the cession of Vilna and Presbyterial, an organization of all the Presbyterian missionary soci eties in the San Francisco bay re Stasys Lozorajtis could not surrender Lithuania's claim to it. Once a Grand Duchy Vrnm about 1390 until 1773, the year of the first division of Poland between Austria, Russia, and rus ia Lithuania and Poland had con stituted one state known as the A gion. Mrs. Gerrior was a native of Nova Scotia, 78 years of age. Her husband had been a native of Nova Scotia, too, having been a well known evangelist in that province.

The couple were married in their home province some 48 years ago, coming to California about 30 years ago. Following her husband's death, Mrs. Gerrior resided in Byron, Contra Costa county, but came to Santa Cruz last October following the ap "Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania," Thereafter, Viv formed rjart of the Russian Empire until the Versailles Treaty provided for their emergence as autonnmnus and independent states. Fancy Pillows Kapok filled. A big selection of colors to choose from pHIows 08C Legion RAZOR BLADES Menl Here is' a real value.

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08c carefully guarded frontier ot Ml pointment of her daughter as music supervisor in the schools here. She had already formed a large circle of kilometers between the two coun tries. No post or railway connec ilnne pvist todav. The former Rus friends here, being a pleasant, earn 08c 10 8 est Christian woman, beloved by all pair sian railway line between Vilna and Kovno has been cut two kilometers who know her. She is survived by her brother, hnrt of the border on both sides No one may cross the frontier James W.

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Publicity may "force" to the screen at an early date "It Can't Happen Here." Of course, no one in Hollywood suspects that Sinclair Lewis, Nobel literature prize winner, had publicity in mind when he charged that Will Hays, "czar of the films," had banned his book on fascism from the screen. But the fact remains that Hays denies banning it and Louis B. Mayer, vice-president in charge of production for Metro Goldwyn-Mayer, admils that publicity may make its early presentation on the screen profitable. Meanwhile, it was learned today-plans are going froward for the early screening of the Lewis story. Sidney Howard, noted novelist and playwright, has been engaged to prepare the story for the screen.

"The story will follow substantially the same plot as the book," Howard said today. "The studio purchased the book outright from Mr. Lewis while it was in galley proofs," a studio executive LAYETTE For the New Baby Rubber Sheeting, yd. Diaper Protectors 10c Baby Pants 1 10c Baby Pads Crib Sheets 25c Flannelette Gowns 29c Flannelette Wrappers 29c Receiving Sheets 29c Fancy Sacques 25c Flannelette Diapers 6 for 49c Birdseye Diapers for 49c CribBIarikets -49c Crib Blankets 98c Baby Swing 98c Baby Books 49c Safety Pins 8c Knitted Shoes 25c Rattles -10c Rubber Toys 25c (9 Harry Main Very 111 In Hospital In Los Angeles Mrs. M.

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