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A A SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA Friday, November 14, 1941 PAGE FOUR SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL, Reilly To Be Honored By Local Dinner George R. Reilly, district board of equalization chief, will be honored by a dinner at the St. George hotel December 2, it was announced yesterday by a group of his local friends. CHAIRMAN Mayor Ed Rich is general chairman of the committee in charge of the affair. Donald Younger is vice-chairman, Deputy District Attorney Stephen Wyckoff, secretary, and A.

Frank Schuppert, secretary of the Santa Cruz chamber of commerce, is treasurer and in charge of ticket sales. Tickets will be placed on sale during the coming week at the chamber office, and they can be secured also from committee members. Reservations can be made also at the St. George. Assisting Mayor Rich and the other officers will be a large committee of men and women prominent in every walk of life here.

The mayor said he expected the affair to be one of the most successful ever held in this commun- ity. TOUR "Commissioner Reilly," Mayor Rich said, "will be in this community for several days on an inspection tour, and has expressed the desire to meet and talk with people here. The dinner is being arranged for that purpose, and also to give Commissioner Reilly an opportunity to tell of the work being done by the state board in this area. Santa Cruz is vitally interested in certain phases of that work, and this will be an opportunity for us to hear about it. "I believe we should show our interest and express our appreciation by a record attendance at the dinner in Commissioner Reilly's honor.

I urge the people of Santa Cruz to attend and hear first-hand of just what the state board of equalization is trying to accomplish here in connection with important moral and social problems with which all of us are concerned." Mayor Rich explained ance at the affair will be limited, and he urged all those desiring to attend to secure their tickets, or make reservations early. He added an attractive program also has been arranged for the dinner party. Commissioner Reilly will be accompanied by Mrs. Reilly. Neutrality Repealed (Continued from Page 1, Column 2) The president's appeal was reinforced by a letter from Secretary Hull--who said the action was "absolutely essential to our national defense." His message was read in the closing half hour of debate by Representative McCormack.

Still another development with a possible bearing on the vote was a statement issued in early afternoon by General George C. Marshall, army chief of staff. In it he emphatically denied the war department was preparing an A. E. F.

to go to Africa or "other critical area." Reports of such an expedition had arisen from a disclosure by department officials that selective service trainees and national guardsmen were being asked if they were willing to enlist for regular three-year terms in the army and serve overseas. Marshall explained the army was seeking enough volunteers to man garrisons in offshore U. S. possessions and near Atlantic bases, and to relieve American marines and British forces in Iceland. Court Briefs Judge A.

R. Cotton, superior judge of San Mateo county, will be here today from Redwood City to preside in the superior court. Judge Atteridge has been absent from the local superior court thus far this week and no sessions have been held. Information for felony on two counts was filed on Thursday in the superior court by District Attorney B. B.

Knight against Won Toy. The first count was that on October 22, 1941 he sold a narcotic, opium. The second count was for the same offense alleged to have been committed on October 8, 1941. CHIMNEY FIRE CHIMNEY A chimney fire at residence, corner of Goss streets, engaged of the fire department ternoon at 5:06. There slight damage.

HELD IN HELD IN JAIL the A. Hall Market and the attention yesterday afwas only Carlo Minetti, 67, of Creek, was held in the city jail last night on a disturbing the peace charge awaiting hearing before Police Judge Paul Colegrove in police court today. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aikins and Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Weaver have returned from Salinas where they visited MY. and Mrs. Arthur Reina. Read The Sentinel-News Classified Ads For Bargains Honored GEORGE R.

REILLY, board of equalization, top man of the liquor cleanup here, who will be the subject of a testimonial dinner. Ernest Otto's Sunday Faraola received a letter from his son, Billie Faraola, who wrote from Dutch Harbor, Alaska. He went there from Camp MeQuaide and says he likes it there except for the hills and rains. A two-ton oil shark was caught by Attilio ('anepa Wednesday night but not until the net was badly torn. The Canepas had spent three days mending their nets and had just gone out.

The shark was released from the net. The flesh and liver of this variety of shark is valueless, but on the Monterey side these large sharks are sold to fertilizer plants and are reduced to fertilizer. Canepa did catch about eight bone sharks and leopard sharks, three sea bass and some sole. It will take some time to repair the damage to the net. About 300 pounds of sea bass and some leopard and bone sharks were brought in to the General Fish corporation.

No crab fishermen have yet gone out from here since the opening of the season on November J. Jack Born continues to go to the end of the wharf to collect starfish which are landed by fishermen and then thrown away. Many of these will be a part of the hobby show at the civic auditorium. He is to display a menagerie from starfish and shells. A naval whaleboat was brought to the wharf yesterday morning, towed on a trailer by an automobile.

It has recently been scraped of paint and will be repainted. There was no room for it in the municipal warehouse and it was placed on the deck of the wharf to the west of the warehouse. It is a boat often used by the naval reserves. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Lahmen are daily fishermen on the pier. On Wednesday Mr. Lahmen landed two fish, such as he had not seen caught off the wharf and was informed, that the fish were small It took him about a half hour to land the two fish. Trub Ghio had to take a day off yesterday to mend his sea bass nets. Ward Wilbur had the same job and both were at work on the wharf.

Nardo Oliveiri is back from Half Moon Bay where he spent a couple of days. Among the catches brought in yesterday to the Cottardo Stagnaro company were John Bassano, 200 pounds of sea bass, Joe Loero, 5 54 pounds of sea bass, 65 pounds of small sharks and cod fish, 15 pounds. Sunday Faraola plans to start tomorrow morning to give the beach a good cleaning. Neary lagoon outlet has been clearing so that the stream has a straight outlet into the bay. The sea cucumber in the marine flora tank in the aquarium yesterday was attached to the outside glass and in that condition it was quite a sight.

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Waitress To Appear On Friday Two youthful Santa Cruzans charged with purchasing liquor were certified to juvenile court following their court appearance Thursday morning before Police Judge Paul Colegrove. Meanwhile James H. Bolton, under arrest on a similar charge will appear Monday morning for hearing before Judge William A. Deans who will hear the case. Judge Colegrove is acting as Bolton's attorney in the matter and has disqualified himself from hearing the case on the bench.

Adele Petrino, charged with serving liquor to the three minors, will appear in police court Friday noon for her hearing. Her case was originally scheduled for Thursday morning, but she won: a continuance. The two youths were released to their parents pending their appearance before Judge James L. Atteridge, who will sit in juvenile court. Henneuse Rites To Be Saturday Funeral services for Louis A.

Henneuse, who died on Wednesday on Sims road, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wessendorf mortuary and will be conducted by Rev. Heber St. Clair Mahood of the Congregational church. Mr. Henneuse was a son of Mr.

and Mrs. L. Henneuse and the greater part of his life was spent on Ben Lomond mountain. The Henneuse ranch was at Bald Mountain, this side of Bonny Doon, close to the water supply of part of the Santa Cruz water system. Like his father he followed farming.

Always interested in the school which the Henneuse children attended 1 he had served it as school trustee. In the early days there was a thriving Congregational church at Bonny Doon, organized by the late Rev. P. R. Adams, who had a farm there.

The church met in the school house and Mr. Henneuse was among its most active members. He was a native of Massachusetts and 79 years old. He is survived by his wife; daughters, Mrs. Eugenia Majors and Mrs.

Esther Grossi, and son, William Henneuse, and brother, Bernard Henneuse and sister, Mrs. Emma Adams. Final Rites For Matthews Private funeral services were held yesterday at Salinas for George Matthews who died here after a brief illness. He had been a resident here for three years. He was a former resident of King City and was a brother of the late John L.

Matthews of Salinas, who served Monterey county as sheriff for many years. He was born in California 75 years ago. The interment was at the Odd Fellows cemetery at Salinas. Church Notes JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER The regular Sabbath service will be held on Friday, 7:30 p. m.

Rabbi Moritz Winter will preach on "Thanksgiving Day and a Servant of God." is to receive a carload, on Tuesday, of frozen halibut from Seattle. This shipment of fish will weigh about 30,000 pounds. It will be shipped direct. here in a refrigerator car. Only about 25 were fishing yesterday off the end of the wharf.

Light catches of smelt were reported as well as good catches of king fish. A West Coast Crab company truck was here on the wharf yesterday from Oakland. for THANKSGIVING if you have one Guest or Twenty WE HAVE LUNCH CLOTHS or TABLECLOTHS in linen, rayon or lace sets or single cloths to fit your table. 59c to $25 TROLAN'S Soquel and So. Branciforte We Give Green Stamps Gas Stolen From Highway Supply Theft of 60 gallons of gasoline from the California State Highway Maintenance Department at 139 Chestnut avenue was reported to police yesterday by H.

R. Ball, yard foreman. Ball told police the gasoline was taken from drums in the rear of the yard some time during the last 10 days. Bus Collides With Automobile A Greyhound bus driven by Sam L. Canailln and a machine driven by David Jang, 21, of 275 Pacific avenue collided on Front street yesterday, police reported.

The Jang machine received a damaged fender, but the bus was not damaged. COURTESY SELLS SANTA CRUZ Today On The Air 6 A. M. 10:45 KG0-Farm P. Home KSF0-Meet Ladies KP0-Portin Blake 7 A.M.

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FRONT ST. AND PACIFIC AVE. Death Claims Bayard Leavy Bayard Leavy, 74, of Penniman avenue, died at a local hospital last night. A native of New York, Leavy come to Santa Cruz four years ago. He was a retired contractor.

He is survived by his widow, Sara Leavy; two daughters, Mrs. Maude Riggin of Salinas and Mrs. Mildred Arnold of Pennsylvania; and one son, Nelson Leavy of Camp McQuaide. The body is at White's mortuary. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Mrs. Robinson Honored At 91 Mrs. Isabella Robinson was the recipient of congratulations and gifts from many friends yesterday on the occasion of her 91st birthday. A group of intimate friends gathered at her home, 99 North Branciforte avenue, last night to extend greetings. Among the gifts the most cherished was a greeting card signed by all pupils of the Bay View school where Mrs.

Robinson's daughter, Miss Beatrice Robinson, is a teacher. Lippis Attend Oakland Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Guido Lippi, of Santa Cruz, attended the funeral services for Joe Mathot yesterday in Oakland. Mathot, a frequent visitor to Santa Cruz and an old friend of the Lippis, was killed in an automobile accident last Sunday, near Stockton.

VISITORS SEE TREES Two large Greyhound buses with about 80 passengers arrived here yesterday afternoon from Hotel Del Monte. They went from here to the Santa Cruz Big Tree grove and were escorted through the grove. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stuck of Van Ness avenue will go to Oakland Sunday where they will be joined by Dorothy A.

Louden, who has been staging a cooking demonstration. She will return with them. For Everyone Harold Pampel, president of the Exchange club which is backing a blood bank with financial support, declared the club's donation a gift "not to an institution or an individual but to the entire community." NAVY MOTHERS MEET The Navy Mothers will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the Howe building, Locust street, it was announced yesterday. DEL MAR PHONE 80 Come Early Tonite! "Blosoms in the Dust" In Gorgeous Color! Greer Garson Walter Pidgeon ALSO Riders of the Purple Sage Geo. Montgomery SANTA CRUZ 7801 Now! Mr.

Dist. "Man From Attorney Montana" Dennis O'Keefe Johnny Mack "Riders -Also- of Brown Death Valley' Permit Issued Neil McKay was given a' building permit to erect a bedroom addition to his home at 217 King street at a cost of $1000. Louis Castagnola will be the contractor, One of the largest pipe organs ever constructed is at San Francisco's Civic Auditorium. GARY COOPER, as 'SERGEANT YORK Starts DEL Theatre MAR Valley' COURTESY SELLS SANTA CRUZ 50 PRINTED YOUR Your WITH NAMET1 100 12 SMART DESIGNS wishes' always and best Or and Mrs. John Dres Order Now! PRINTING for EVERY NEED SENTINEL JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT 25 CHURCH STREET SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA.