Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 10

16USED CARS Monday, August 16, 1948 J0--Santa Cniz Sentinel-News MARRIED Hollywood, Aug. 16 (U.R) Actor Don McGuire and Actress Karen X. Gaylord were married yesterday at Crooner Frank Sinatra's home. DAIRY and PRODUCE San Francisco, Aug. 16 Butter: 92 score, 82c; 90 score, 75c.

Cheese loaf 54-55c; triplet 52-53c. Net prices paid producers for live poultry delivered in San Francisco Broilers. 2-2 lbs. and under 44-45c. Fryers, 2z lbs.

to 3 lbs. 44-45C Colored. 3-4 44-45C Roasters, 4 lbs. 44-4oc. Fowl, (hens) leghorn 4 lbs.

and under 32-33c; 4 lbs. and over 33-34c. Colored, all weights, 40-41c. Old roosters, all weights, 25-26c. Ducks, all weights.

37-38c Geese, all weights, 35-36c. Turkeys, all weights, (young hens) 47-48C. voung toms. 37-33c. Squabs, 80-85 Domestic rabbits under 5 lbs.

30.31c. Register For Draft Starts Here August 30 Registration for the new peace time draft will begin on August 30 and close September 18, it was learned today. According to information received by the board of education, the high schools in Santa Cruz, Boulder Creek, and Watsonville will be the registration places in Santa Cruz county. Registration offices will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

every day Agricultural Workers Will Vote On Union San Francisco, Aug. 16 (U.R) Rival AFL and CIO unions took their battle for control of northern California cannery workers before the national labor relations board today. The regional board was scheduled to begin a hearing on charges by the food, tobacco, agricultural and allied workers' un 17 LOST and FOUND LOST, small black white fox terrier, wearing red harness. In Scotts Valley district. Answers to "Jiggs." Finder phone 39-J-12.

17-8-16-193 LOST, Springer Spaniel 3 month old puppy, female, liver and white, on Seacliff beach. Ph. Aptos Reward. 17-8-15-197 LOST: Brown leather western style billfold at beach. Return important papers and billfold.

keep money as reward. Ph. 2068W 17-3-16-198 LOST in postoffice, a blue shopping bag containing keys and book. Return to Sentinel-News Office. Reward.

17-8-13-196 LOST Short two-tone lady's blue unlined coat in front 118 Clinton Return to same address and re-ceive reward. 17-8-16-198 LOST 5 MOS. OLD yellow Persian cat. Delaware Ave. Return to 941 Delaware.

17-3-15-197 LOST KEY RING with 6 keys! Reward. Phone 1525-J. 17-8-15-197 16 USED CARS WE BUY-SELL TRADE BETTER USED CARS BILL O'RIELLY, Inc Your DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER Now In our new building, Front Laurel new used car sales, service on all makes of cars lb-4-13-tl A. L. WILLYS CO.

510 SOQUEL 1942 Willys coupe, overdrive and heater, good condition. Willys civilian jeep, fully equip- PCd" 16-8-15-200 CADILLAC '4762 sedan two tone grev and sreen. hite Mdewall tires, hvdromatic drive, radio and heater. Ph. 44 1 or 4049-J.

Sundav and Evenings. 16-8-1 5-tt 35 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, a strong sturdy luggage trailer which can be converted to horse trailer $325 for both. Wagner, El Rio Auto Court. 16-8-11-197 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, good condition: radio, heater. light, new tires.

Call at 206 Trevethan after 6 p.m. Phone 16-8-15-197 16 USED CARS OUR MOTTO: SEEING IS BELIEVING Come in today and you will be surprised to see the really good cars we have to ofier. 1939 Ply. 4 dr. trunk Us is).

A special bargain. $465. 1939 Chev. 4 dr trunk. 1939 Chev.

2 dr trunk. 1939 Ford 4 dr deluxe. 1940 Chev. coupe. 1941 Packard 4 dr Clipper.

1942 Mercury coupe. 1947 Ford 4 dr sedan. Here are some real truck buys. All ready to roll! 1934 Ghev. duals.

Flatbed. 1940 Ford "i-ton pickup. 1941 Ford Hi-ton flatrack. 1941 Dodce 'i-ton panel. 1946 Ford 6 5 yard dump.

See these today and everyday we have late model cars and trucks clean, good buys. Remember too that you can buy any of the above cars or trucks on a low down payment and up to 24 months to pay. Yes, you can buy with confidence from your authorized Ford-Mercury and Lincoln New Car Dealer. GEO H. SCOFIELD MOTOR CO.

FORD MERCURY LINCOLN Sales Service 516 Front St. 16-7-16-motf 1940 OLDS 8. tip-top thape. Ph. 2280-W after 10 a.

m. 16-8-15-200 except Sundays and Labor day, and all men between the ages of 19 and 25 inclusive must register, al-i though they are not necessarily all subject to training duty. Local Realtor Named To State Nominating Group Tanner G. Wilson, president of the Santa Cruz Realty board, has been appointed to serve as a member of the nominating committee of the California Real Estate association at its annual convention in October, it was announced yesterday by Fred B. Mitchell, San Diego, president.

The committee will nominate not only for the presidency of the state organization next year, but also for vice presidents in 23 regional areas of the state, Mitchell said. Also up for consideration will be 35 nomi nees for directors-at-large to serve on the board of directors. The annual convention of the state realty organization will be held in Oakland throughout the week beginning October 4, Mitchell reported. Attendance is expected to exceed 3000 members, he said, representing 124 local realty groups throughout the state. Nationally known realtors and state leaders who will appear on the convention program will be announced next Meek, Mitchell said, including participants in business development panel discussions representing 32 of the local realty boards throughout the state.

Services Here Wednesday For Thomas Wheeler Thomas O. Wheeler, 82, a native of Pennsylvania, died yesterday. He was the husband of Irene A. Wheeler and Stepfather of Alvin Patten both of Santa Cruz and Willard Campbell of San Francisco. He was the step grandfather of Leslie and Danny Patten of Santa Cruz and brother of Mrs.

Effie Bowles of Bellflower. Rev. Norman H. Snow will officiate at services in the Brenkwitz mortuary, Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment will be in l.O.O.F.

cemetery. SET CONVENTION DATE San Francisco, Aug. 16 P) The state American Legion today set September 2-5 for its San Francisco convention, and named Sixth Army Commander General Mark Clark as honorary parade marshal. 1 35 CHEV. MASTER coupe, good transportation.

S350 cash. 1615 41st Opal Cliffs, J. W. Ar- nold. 16-8-13-196 1933 CHEV.

H2 ton truck recently overhauled: motor. Sale or trade on pickuo. 510 Errett Circle. 16-8-15-197 1937 IMPERIAL Chrysler coupe. Real buy at $595.

Corner of 41st Ave. Bain. Phone 140. 16-8-11-197 1939 CHEV. Master deluxe club coupe.

Good condition. Radio. S825. Phone Felton 438-W 16-8-11-197 :37 PLYMOUTH coupe with 38 motor. Good condition.

S395. Ph. 1025-R. 16-8-10-196 $4251937 PLYMOUTH sedan. Good motor and tires.

Can be seen at Signal Service Station. 1705 Soquel Ave. 16-8-15-197 17 LOST and FOUND LOST, strayed or stolen in Capi-tola. Sat. evening.

Aug. 14. registered male Irish Setter, answers to name "Shawn." Any information of his whereabouts will be rewarded. Phone 4-J-ll. 17-8-16-198 LOST On river.

Water or Ocean Sts. Folders containing papers and army discharges. Reward ii returned to C. M. Jones 154 Fernside Ave.

17-8-11-193 PUBLIC NOTICE BRIEF STATEMENT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Satmday, August 7. 1948. Ten o'clock A. M. The board meets in regular session and pursuant to adjournment.

Present: Supervisors Gregory. Mac-Bain. Rostron, Rowe and Clement and the Clerk. The minutes of the meetings held during the month of July, 1943 are read and approved. Repoi ts ot county officers are read and filed.

Ordinance No. 389 and Ordinance No. 39n be and are declared duly published. The rate to be charged pav patients at the Santa Cruz Countv Hospital is increased from S8.50 per day to $10.50 per day. The resignation of C.

L. Scott as Member of County Board of Education is accepted with regrets. Paul E. Walters is appointed a member of the County Board of Education. The certificate of the Countv Superintendent of Schools stating 'that on July 29.

1948 the voters of San Lorenzo Union Elementary School District voted to become a part of Santa Cruz High School District is presented to the board and filed. Ordinance No. 391, entitled, "An Ordinance amending the classification and salary ordinance of the Countv of Santa Cruz. State of California'' is pa-sed and adopted bv unanimous vote. Ordinance No.

392. entitled. "An Ordinance of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, amending Ordinance No. 345 adopting a zoning plan for certain portions of the unincorporated territory of said county lying adjacent to certain highways and is passed and adopted by unanimous vote. The chairman and clerk are authorized to sisn and execute on behalf of the County of Santa Cruz that certain lease dated May 30.

1948 by and between the County of Santa' Cruz and Allied Veterans' Council of Watson-ville for the Veterans' Memorial Building located on East Third Street in the City of Watsonville. The chairman and clerk are authorized to sign on behalf of the County of Santa Cruz that certain Agreement dated August 7. 1948 by and between the Deoartment of Natural Resources. Division of Forestry, State of California, and the Countv of Santa Cruz rel ative to fire prevention and suppression work within the County of Santa Cruz. 10:30 o'clock A.

M. The application of The Live Oak Firemen for a oermit to conduct a public dance at l.O.O.F. Buildmg, Soquel. is granted. Report of Santa Cruz County Plan-nine Commission on "A Master Plan of Shoreline Development" is adopted.

A communication from Mable G. Wardwell. a property owner in Brook Lomond relative to "weeds at the extreme south end of Riverside Drive in Brook Lomond, is referred to the road commissioner. The claims against the county that have been approved by the auditing and finance committees against the various funds are approved and allowed. September 7.

1948. at 2:30 o'clock P. M. and the chambers of the board are fixed as the time and place for hearing the petition for the organization of a public recreation district to be known as Ben Lomond Recreation District. A proposed ordinance, entitled, "Santa Cruz County Master Sewer Plan Ordinance An "Ordinance establishing a Master Sewer Plan providing for the creation of sever districts, and establishing rules and regulations therefor" is presented to the board and the clerk is directed to cause to be published notice in the Santa Cruz Sentinel-News and Watsonville Register-Pajaronian that said proposed ordinance will be read for the first reading on August 23.

1943 at 2:30 o'clock P. M. The chairman is authorized to sign on behalf of the County of Santa Cruz that certain document entitled "Attachment to Federal Communications Commission License for County owned and used by the State Division of Forestry. Fred R. Pracht is" designated as the authorized agent of the County of Santa Cruz and is authorized to sign an application for State aid for construction of Newell Creek Bridge.

Tiie application of Seymour Miller for rental of road equipment js granted. The tax collector is authorized to sell tax deeded property. The board adlourns to August 16, 1948 at 10:30 o'clock A. M. F.

L. CLEMENT. Chairman of said board. Atest. H.

E. MILLER, Clerk of said board. Aug. 16. 1 ftp I V' IV -t lij If "lf if: FOUND Man's new hat.

Phone 2049-R after 6 p. m. 17-8-16-196 VITAL STATISTICS FUNERAL NOTICES BUCHANAN In Los Gatos. August 13, 1948, Mrs. Annie Harris Buchanan, loving wife of the late Earl C.

Buchanan, beloved mother of Mrs. Evan H. Huxtable of Santa Cruz, Mrs. C. B.

Bender and Herbert H. Buchanan of Los Gatos, devoted grandmother of Mrs. John Mewry of Santa Cruz and James H. Huxtable, U. S.

navy and the Misses Anne and Helene Buchanan and great grandmother of Scott Evan Mowry; loving sister of John B. Harris of Napa. A native of California, aged 73 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday. August 17th at 2 p.

m. in the Wessendorf Mortuary. Rev. Norman Snow will officiate. Private interment will follow in l.O.O.F.

Cemetery. 8-15-2t LENOX In Santa Cruz. August 14. 1948, Clarence R. Lenox, aged 70 years and 7 months, a native oi' San 'Jose, California.

Husband of Maidie Lenox of Santa Cruz, father of Otis K. Lenox of Oakland, brother of Mrs. Alice Sydes also of Oakland, grandfather of Donald Tenor. Services will be conducted at Grant Miller's funeral home, 2850 Telegraph Oakland, Tuesday. August 17 at 11 a.

m. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 8-16-lt NELSON In San Jose, Aug. 15.

1948, Matilda Christine Nelson, aged 72 years; native of Sweden. Survived by husband Charles P. Nelson of Santa Cruz, daughter Miss Esther" Nelson of Santa Cruz, 2 sisters Mrs. Hulda Johnson of New York and Airs. Esther Peterson of Sweden, 2 brothers Gotttred Olson of Sweden and Pagnar Olson of Sweden.

Services will be conducted at White's Chapel in Santa Cruz, Wednesday Aug. 18th at 2 o'clock p. m. Committal in Oakwood Cemetery in Santa Cruz. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

8-16-2t ROBINSON In Santa Cruz. Aug. 15. 1948. Cinderella Robinson, aged 77 years.

Native of Ohio. Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Ruth Cavanaueh of Santa Cruz and Mrs. May Taylor of Redding, one son Ralph A. Robinson of Watsonville.

Member of Grace Methodist church. Services will be conducted in White's Chapel on Tuesday morning, Aug. 17, at 11 o'clock, after which the remains will be taken to Modesto for burial, in the Masonic cemetery beside her late husband, Robert W. Robinson. 8-16-lt SMITH In Milford, Texas.

Aug. 13, 1948, Walter I. Smith, aged 53 years. Survived by wife Lurline of Santa Cruz, father of Mrs. Mary Tallman, Mrs.

Grace Duke Santa Cruz, Dorothy Chisholm of Freedom. Mrs. Mildred Scimeca of Santa Cruz, and Paul E. Smith of Santa Cruz. Brother of Mrs.

Ruth Laswell of Oakland. Noble M. Smith of Oakland and Orville S. Smith of Santa Cruz: also survived by 7 grand children. Member of Santa Cruz Lodge No.

96 l.O.O.F., Santa Cruz Encampment No. 30. Santa Cruz Plasterers Union and The Plaster Contractors Union. Services will be conducted in White's Chapel, Thursday Aug. 19th at 2 o'clock.

Rev. Behi. Janes officiating. Committal in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

8-16-3t SOUSA In Sania Cruz. August 16. 1948, Joseph O. Sousa. aged 89 years: native of Portugal: beloved father of Mrs.

Marie Wood of Santa Cruz and Mrs. Joseph Barbagelata of Santa Cruz. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday. August 18 at 9 a. m.

at the Brenkwitz Mortuary. 212 Laurel St. with Rev. Norman Snow officiating. Interment in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Sacramento. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 8-16-2t WHEELER In Santa Cruz, August 15. 1948. Thomas O.

Wheeler, aged 82 years; native of Pennsylvania: beloved husband of Irene A. Wheeler of Santa Cruz, step-father of Alvin Patten of Santa Cruz and Willard Campbell of San Francisco: step-grandfather of Leslie and Danny Patten of Santa Cruz- brother of Mrs. Effie Bowles of Bellflower. Calif. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, August 18 at 2 p.

m. at the Brenkwitz Mortuary. 212 Laurel with Rev. Norman Snow officiating. Committal in l.O.O.F.

Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 8-16-2t UNDERTAKER IRVIN SMITH FUNERAL DIRECTOR SERVICE FOR LESS Licensed Since 1908 1050 Cayuga St. Ph. 2272 Day or Night 9-1-motf FLOWERS Artistic Floral Designing AT REASONABLE PRICES SANTA CRUZ FLORISTS 1314 Ocean St.

Phone 2380-W WE OPERATE OUR OWN GREENHOUSE Prompt Delivery 7- 20-motf FERRARI The Florist "The Finest In Flowers" 1 1 1 Soquel Ave. Phone 1840 Prompt Delivery Service 8- 4-motf ion (CIO), that the California Processors Growers, representing 47 companies, illegally discharged 1300 employes and unlawfully granted help to the AFL's teamsters, chauffeurs, warehousemen and helpers union in the battle for control of the workers. The complaint was issued by the board in July. 1947, after two elections in 1946 and 1947. In the first election, the FTA polled a plurality of the votes but the election was set aside on the basis of objections filed by the teamsters.

The second election resulted in plurality for the AFL but the FTA filed objections. Before a ruling was made by the NLRB on the FTA objections, the Tait-Hartley law became effective. Since officers of the CIO union failed to file non-Communist affidavits and thus were barred from seeking recourse with the NLRB on representation matters, the election complaint was dismissed. Today's hearing was restricted solely to the complaint alleging unfair labor practices on the part of CP which represents 42 member companies, and five independent concerns. Joseph Sousa Dies Joseph O.

Sousa, 89, a native of Portugal, died here this morning. He was the father of Mrs. Marie Wood and Mrs. Joseph Barbagelata of Santa Cruz. Rev.

Norman II. Snow will officiate at services in the Brenkwitz mortuary chapel, Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in St. Joseph's cemetery in Sacramento. It takes 3000 cocoons to make a pound of raw silk.

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Large Grade A 66-66 i Medium Grade A eS-eS1 Small Grade A 46-472 Large Grade 61-612 Matilda Nelson Dies In San Jose Mrs. Matilda Christine Nelson, a native ot Sweden, aged 72 years, died yesterday in a San Jose following a lingering illness. She has lived in Santa Cruz the past 10 years, having come here with her family from San Jose. She is survived by her husband, Charles P. Nelson, and daughter, Miss Esther Nelson, of Santa Cruz; two sisters, Mrs.

Hulda Johnson of New York and Mrs. Esther Peterson and two brothers, Gottfred Olson and Pagnar Olson, all of Sweden. Services will be conducted in White's chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oakwood cemetery. Mrs.

Cinderella Robinson Dies Cinderella Robinson who was born in Ohio 77 years ago, died yesterday in a local hospital after a lingering illness. She and her late husband, Robert W. Robinson, came to Modesto from Kansas in 1906, where they lived until 1927 when they came to Santa Cruz to make their home. Mr. Robinson died in 1939.

Mrs. Robinson was a member of Grace Methodist church. Two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Cav-anaugh of Santa Cruz and Mrs. Ray Taylor of Redding, and one son, Ralph A.

Robinson of Watsonville. survive. Services will be conducted in White's chapel Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock, following which the remains will be taken to Modesto for burial in the Masonic cemetery by the side of her husband. Policeman Shoots Former Convict Oakland, Aug. 16 (U.R) An Oakland policeman early today shot and critically wounded John M.

Reynoso, 24, a former San Quentin convict. Patrolman Gordon Stewart reported he saw a man later identified as Reynoso walking down 10th street. A half a block behind was Mannie Simmons, 48, who shouted. "He just took Stewart fired one shot in the air when Reynoso started to run. Then, after a two-block chase, Stewart fired again and the bullet struck Reynoso in the back.

Simmons later told police he had lent Reynoso $10 and became suspicious "when the ex-convict hurried away. Police said Reynoso was released from the state prison July 24 after serving a term for robbery in Sacramento. Twelve U. S. states have laws forbidding a man from marrying his mother-in-law.

FUNERALS WILLIS F. HASTINGS Rev. Raymond Squire and the American Legion Post No. 64 officers officiated at services this morning for Willis Frederick Hastings in White's chapel. Mrs.

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