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SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL-NEWS, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE Tuesday, November 20, 1945 A i A A went to Guadalupe to be agent and Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark have at Salinas. He-spent four years at moved into Santa Cruz so their the latter agency-.

children may attend school. STOCK EXCHANGE Closing Prices A TIElj.T.U EFlA Luigi Dc Frenchi Died Here Tuesday A 3 TrR I CourlcsT of FINED S50 HERE Angelo Silacci, 43, of 111 Laur-; ent street, was fined S50 on a charge of durnken driving by Judge James Scoppettone in police court Monday morning. Sfcie PI HICHEY ft BAIKIE ACROSS Slui Phon ill 60 Pacific Av. t. Luigi De Frenchi, a native of Italy, aged 81 years, died in this city November 20.

He was the lather of De Frenchi of Industrials 192 12 up fit Rails -64 ti up R7 Volume 2.180.0UO Uuu titled a- nci.im-Paan r-jiI A NS3N A A LtA TiE! HI new YORK stock exchange San Jose. Mrs. Mary Di Pier oi A 32 Pi Tt'O RH' Ai Anaconda Copper 44'4 Santa Cruz. Edward De Frenchi of Atchison T. S.

F. Bendtx Bethlehem Steel I Oakland and Mrs. Letitia Collins w' of Klamath Falls. Ore. There are also nine grandchildren and two fill moiii fur neo: ZZ.

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lU'cutne Greater amount Tit. Golf mound Assistant i i a. t- c- rt Ait l- i Caterpillar Chrysler great grandchildren who survive. A AffjT'R o'wi'ieTT'o'N Douglas Aircraft General Electric General Motors 14. Ches iK 15.

Kvict Vote IT. Hindu deity IS. It' fore 19. Drove of cattle Jfl, Conpnacy 21. Lift Z'i.

MuuMrtln HI. Was very fond of 2fi. Greek island 27. Always Xi. Hail birds N.TERI;NO Judge Grants Five Divorce Decrees Here Five interlocutory decrees of di-vorc? were granted by Judge James L.

Atleridge in superior court Friday, all of them granted on grounds of extreme cruelty. Interlocutory decree was granted Marjorie Hudson, represented by Attorney Stanford Smith, from Chas. Hudson, represented by Attorney Bert Snyder, and the court awarded care and custody of a small daughter to the plaintiff. A property settlement divided the community property. Peggy M.

Durkin was granted an interlocutory divorce decree from Hugh I. Durkin and also was granted custody of their daughter. The household goods and car were awarded to the plaintiff as her separate property. She was represented in court by Bert B. Snyder, attor-: ney.

Goodyear O'S SSi A 8.i eO'a 5S 39 ifl'a 34 73'b 31'i Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle Homestake International Nickel Kennecott Lockheed. Montgomery Ward Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 8:45 o'clock at the Brcnkwitz and Neal mortuary, 12 Laurel street, thence to Holy Cross church where a requiem mass will be offered, commencing at 9 o'clock. Rosary services will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock -in the mortuary. SEE THE NEW 1916 On Display pout Uneven N. Y.

Central Pacific Gas Eire 45' .139 Penney (J. Co. Disabled Vets Penn. R. Sears Roebuck Southern Calif.

Edison Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N. J. Swift Com. Texas Corp.

Transamertca Union Oil United Aircraft V. S. Steel Woolwortlt (F. I 37'i BP, 4(P4 HfiU 38', 00' i 1R34 2b-4 M'i ai', Get Setback Disabled American Veterans of Santa Cruz took a set back from the OPA this week on their planned No Priority or Ration Certificate Necessary Third decree granted was to Viv BANK STOCKS Bank of America Bank of Manhattan 4rvi4a project of making candy and h-s for distribution among the men Geo. II Chase National Bank Prulirt o'J uf a time DOWN 1.

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Nov. 20 UP). General Motors corporation rejection of a union ultimatum to arbitrate waee questions sunt the stock market higher at the naval hospital here. A satement from the San Fran, cisco OPA offices indicated the agency considered the enterprise to be a "new industrial user," and explained that an allotment of sugar could not be granted tq "a new industrial user while the presently registered industrial users were restricted in obtaining rationed foods." Cmdr. John Howe of the' chap Authorized ian E.

Menclee from Henry Lloyd who was ordered to pay $50 monthly for support of their son, custody of whom was granted to the plaintiff, represented by Attorney J. Frank Murphy. Marjorie VValtrip received an interlocutory decree of divorce from August Waltrip on grounds of extrrme cruelly and also received custody of their son and $30 monthly support for him was ordered by the court. W. A.

Deans was Mrs. Waltrip's attorney. Elmer Frank Prim, represented by Lucas and Wyckoff, received an interlocutory decree from Viola Helen Prim and the court ordered custory of their young son be granted to the defendant, along with $40 monthly support. LIVESTOCK South San Francisco. Nov.

20 tUPi. IUSDAI Calves: Salable 23. Steady. Few common to medium Hogs: Salable 1U0. Firm, few packages good to choice 200-300 lb.

and gilts $15.80. Few packaces medium to good feeder pifis H9-S21. Odd Rood fows $15.05. DEALER Mercury-Lincoln 227 FRONT ST. PH.

175 ter here made the letter public Monday in announcing that the planned program of cookies and candy distribution at the hospital would not materialize, but pointed out that he faibd to understand consideration of the application as coming from an industrial user. mm 86 Veterans Join The VFW Silvestri Bock Now York, Nov. 20 U.R). The New York Yankees were one man nearer their pre-war strength today after release from the army of Catcher Ken Silvestri, understudy to Bill Dickey on the 1941 championship team. 'ARNOLDS' UPHOLSTERY of the organization to take advan William Formway and daughter-in-law, came from Mountain View and spent Sunday here.

They came to worship at the Congregational church. tage of the service offered by the service otficer. The membership committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars has announced that the drive brought gratifying results and 76 overseas veterans have been initiated as members of the post during October. The V.F.W. service officer is D.

W. Burbank Died Monday D. W. Burbank, well known lawyer Francisco, and son of ihe late Herman and Belle M. Burbank of Santa Cruz, died November 19 at the Stanford hospital PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO.

1761 McFodden Gets Promotion With Southern Pacific Furniture Remodeled and Re-covered Finest and Materials Large Selection said regulator shall be vented either to the outside of the building or to the combustion chamber of the furnace along side the pilot. Section 9. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance or who ea ses pe rm its. or su fers to be done, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and each such person shall be guilty of a separate offense for each and cverv day or por handling hundreds of cases for veterans and their families and is on duty from 8:30 a. m.

to 5 p. m. every day but Saturdays. 11 is' pointed out that veterans are not required to be members VEGETABLES! Top Wages Pleasant Working Conditions Start Work Immediately! Watsonville Plant-Phone 2301 or Aptos Plant No. 2Phone 103 in San Francisco, where he had been a patient for the past month.

He was a nephew of Mrs. Henry Frapvvell of Santa Cruz and he received his early education in Santa Cruz and following his graduation from the local hih school he attended and was graduated from Stanford University. Eugene F. McFadden, for a number of years the Southern Pacific agent at Davenport, has been promoted and this week will take charge of the S. P.

agency at San tion thereof during which any viola tion of anv ot the provisions oi tins PUBLIC NOTICE Mateo, it has been learned here. NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED An ordinance regulating the sale, in-slalbtion, maintenance nnd repair of Appliances and or Gas Piping on the outlet side of Gas Meiers for use within the City of Santa Cruz, and providing for inspection thereof, imposing of penalties for violatmn of this Ordinance, and repealing all ordinances in contlict therewith. Be it ordained by the City of Santa Cruz as follows: Section 1. For the purpose of setting forth proper regulations for selling, in-slathnr, maintaining and repairing of appliances andor gas piping on the outlet side of gas meters lor use within said City and providing inspection thereof, the issuance of permits and collection of fees thereof, the licensing of persons engaged in the business 1 hereof, the imposing of penalties for violation of this ordinance, the Standard Gas Code recommended by the Pacific Coast Plumbing Inspectors as amended October 11, lfilO, except as modified herein, which modifications have been marked upon the copies of srad code, is hereby adopted McFadden maintained his home of Covers .1 PROMPT SERVICE CALL FOR and DELIVER Wl PACIFIC AVE. PHONE 4317 on Laurent street for a time, then His idow, Bethel and a daughter, Sally Burbank live in San Francisco and a sister.

Ella 1 las-lam lives in Tacoma. Washington. Funeral services will be private. CHEERY Way ordinance is committed, continued or permitted, and upon conviction of any-such violaim such persons Khali be punished bv a fine of not more than two hundred and fifty dollars .00 1 or by imprisonment for not more than fifty (50i days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section 10.

This ordinance shall not be construed as imposing upon the said City any liability or responsibility for damages to any person injured, asphyxiated, or who sutlers loss of hie by any defects in any gas appliance and or house gas piping, or by the Installation thereof, nor shall the paid Died At Her Home FOR PROVING WILL. ETC. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and ior the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of FRANK GEORGE BROWNIE, also known as FRANK G. BROWNIE, also known as FRANK BROWNIE, Decnascd.

Notice herehy fciven that a petition for the prohate of the will of Frank George Brownie, also known as Frank G. Brownie, also known as Frank Brownie, deceased, and for the issuance to petitioner, Dennis Cavatlias, of letters testamentary, has been filed in this court, and that November 2Hrd, 11145, at ten o'clock A. M. of said day, and the courtioom of said court, in the courthouse. In the citv of Santa Cruz, county of Sanlo Cruz, State of California, have hecn fixed as the time and place for the hearing of cald petition, when and where nil persons Interested mav appear and cimlcsl Ihe same and show cause why fcaid petition should not be grunted.

Dated November 7. I'M5. H. E. MILLER, City or any official or employee thereof be held as assuming any liability or responsibility tor property damage, from any cause whatsoever, which may have been caused by gas leakage, tire and made a part of this Ordinance Dy I reierence without requirement of fur-j iher.

publication or posting thereof, find WESTERN FROZEN FOODS Company, Inc. MAIN OFFICE WATSONVILLE, CALIFORNIA Mrs. Lora Frances Bailey died at her home 277 Hanover street, November 10, following an illness of three months. Mrs. Bailey was a native of Vermont, aged 61 years.

She was a member of Trinity Presbyterian church, the missionary society of the church and a member of the East Side Town-send club Her husband, B. L. Bailey of Santa Cruz, a son, David P. Bailey of Orange Cove, one daughter. Alice Blanche Annis of Palo Alto and three grandsons, Lee and Harvey Alien Bailey and Arthur P.

Annis. Harold Bancroft, a nephew, lives in Vermont. Services conducted by her pastor, Rev. M. M.

Kilpatnck will be held in White's Mortuary chapel, Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. Committal in Oakwood i three copies ot said coae nave oc.en placed, and are now on file for use and elimination by the public, in the office of the Citv Clerk. Section 2. Sections 3. 4, 5.

22, 23 and 24 of said Standard Gas Code are not adopted as part of said code and shall bo rick en therefrom. Section 3. Section 14 of said Standard Gat ode is hereby amended by striking Hud deleting the words "Gas Appliance Dealer. Master Plumber or Gas Fitter" and inserting in lieu thereof the word person" and as thus amended is hereby adopted as part of said code. Section 4.

Section lfi of said Standard Gas ode is hereby amended by striking ond deleting the words "a licensed tfas iiimhanee dealer" and inserting in lerK. Bv EMMA RODIIOUSE, Deputy Clerk. J. FRANK MURPHY, Attorney for Petitioner. 53 Pacific Santa Cruz, California.

Nov. 8 to 22 or explosion of any sort coming fiom, or during the operation of any gas appliance and or house gas piping. Section 11. If any section, sub-section, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance Is for any reason held lo be un-conslitutional. such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance.

The City Council oT the said Citv hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each section, sub-section, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, sub-sections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared unconstitutional. Section 12. All oidinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 13. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect thirty days after its passage and approval jmd shall be published three times in Hie Santa Cruz Sentinel-News, a newspaper of general cit eu latino published and circulated in the City of Santa Cru.

County of S-inta Cruz, State of ChIi forma Passed and adapted this Mh dav of 500 other MONARCH Fooils-all Just as Good TUIIMEYS FOIt SALE Orders Taken At HIM P'OLLTRY PHONE 1452 CORNER CHANTICLEER ON WATSONVILLE HIGHWAY cemelery. FUNERALS 4mz ANY lieu thereof the word "person" and as thus amended is hereby adopted as a part of said code. Section 5. Gas Inspector as used in said Standard Gps Code is defined to mean the Building and Plumbing Inspector of the Citv of Santa Cruz. Sec 6.

Section 20. of said Standard Gay. Code is hereby deleted and the rame hereby amended by substituting the following, to wit; Section 20. Except as permitted in Section 21, all pine used ior the installation, extension, alteration and or repair of any house gas piping shall be standard weight wrought iron or steel pipe, or brass or copper pipe of iron pioe size, and such pipe shall either be new or shall previously have been used for no other purpose than for the conveving of gas. Ail such pipe shall be free from internal obstructions, splits, or other im-nerfertions which would render it, unfit for the purpose intended, and 1he ends thereof shall be properly reamed.

All fil hops used in connection with the above piping shall be of malleable November, lt'45. bv the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Alririch, Houek, Sotisa. Bibblns; Mayor Fulmer. NOKS: None. ABSENT: Noti.

Approved this 5th dav of November, 1945. F. R. FULMER, Mavoi. Attest: A.

MI1XER. Citv Clerk. Nov. 18 to 20 v. core flev.

J. C. Colyar conducted services for Henry C. Core Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in White's mortuary chapel. William Hcid presided at the console.

Committal was in the Golden C.tte National cemetery at San Bruno. KIND OF ROOFING REPAIR Free Estimates "BUT ILL HAVE TO fejjl CHARGE YOU MOPE YjWjkA 10 YOU HAVE MOPE ''fy SKb Expert application of roofing, asbestos siding and rnck wool insulation. COAST ROOFING CO. PHONE 7 yaw BANK OF AMERICA 7 1 NOW iron, his, copper or erjuai. All joints between pipes and fittings, unless welded, shall re shewed joints (American Standard or S.

A. E. Standard thread i and such joints shall be. made un with white or red lead or other approved compound applied to male threads only. Copper tubing not exceeding six fii feet with swedged lotnts may be urd, and as so amended is herehv adopted.

Section 7. Section 65. of said Standard Gas Code is hcrchy deleted and the same amended by substituting the following, to-wit: Section 85. Gas flues shall extend above the roof and shall be terminated with a suitable cap designed to prevent down drafts. No flue shwil terminate within a point three feet i3 above or ten feet HO') from any window or other opening designed to serve as a means of ventilation of any hmiding or room therein, nor shall a flue terminate in any court or vent which is designed or may be used to serve as a source of air for the ventilation of any building or room therein, and as so amended is hereby adopted Section I.

All gas furnaces shall be installed with appliance regulator and A Wedgewood Ranges Butane iVatural Gas Appliances Automatic Systems for AH Kinds of Heating Equipment Butane Fuel Co. GEOKCE HACEDORN 49 Pacific Ave. Thnne 34 How much i 11 vou tut pay Civ someon a Bank of America Christmas MonyOrdtr. 15ach at any branch. Pay obia anywhert.

Ask Sa inta to send you a Bnnk of America Christmas Club chock on General Motors docs not go along with that kind of reasoning. People should not have to pay more just because they have a savings account Ior many years we have used our savings to expand capacity, create more jobs and provide greater values. And wc intend to keep on doing just that. We are, at present, embarked on a very important reconversion and postwar expansion program. Our objective, now as always to produce more and better things for more people.

GENKHAL MOTORS Grand Opening at CAPITOLA'S Nevest Dining Room HARRY'S GRILL (Formerly Lloyd Groat's Tavern) BREAKFAST 7 to 11 LUNCH from 11 to 2 DINNER from 5 to 10 SPECIAL MIDNITE LUNCH 11:30 to 2 htr Specialty: juicy Broiled lo tempt your palate PRIVATE DINING ROOM For Special Parties and Banquets What would you think if the clerk at your favorite store asked to see what you had in your wallet before he decided what to charge you for a shirt? Or if, just because you bujijietietl to have some money saved tip, you were asked to ay wore than other people for a haircut, a movie ticket, or even such important items as rent, food and clothing. That's exactly the kind of reasoning UAW-CIO leaders are using in their wage demands on General Motors 'J hey point to funds have saved up over the years to expand and improve our plants and provide more ybs and more production. They say, ''Give us that 'in higher wages. December 1, 1946. and start your account now at any brunch -50 cents a week and up.

You'll be surprised at the eao with which you enn meet Christmas bills, or the down pnyment on a home, an automobile, or a refrigerator Also, don't forget thnt you may need funds to meet inaurance premiums, taxes, cr for that grand vacation you are planning cm ft 01 jxmtvim NATIONAL Ja vsiTno ASSOCIATION MCMBEfl rtOCRAl DCPDSIt INBURANCC AT I MEMBER rTOEHAL RE SERVE BV0T ft.