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quel, in a 37-word holographic Wednesday, April 28, 1954 At Lackland (J Santa Cruz Sentinel-Newi WIDOW IS HEIR John W. Lewis left his estate, valued at less than $10,000 to his widow, Josepntne P. Lewis of Se will. The estate included a parcel of real prcperty in Rodeo Ranchc in Soquel, SCHS A Cappella Choir Pleases In Kiwanis Program 14 Indicted On TV For Motel Mail Frauds Making Roads New Will Take Years, Cost Billions Los Angeles (). Bringing the nation's roads up to date will take at least 15 years at a minimum expenditure of seven billion dollars a year, the president of Chrys Beauty Consultant Will Be At Leask's To Advise Santa Cruz Women On Make-up Problems goes over "Fire, expression and tonal shading unusual in a high school choir" characterized yesterday's performance of the Santa Cruz high school a cappella choir, according to Dr.

James Vail, who arranged their appearance before members of the Santa Cruz Kiwanis club. Included in their program, presented at the Kiwanis' regular luncheon meeting at the Palomar hotel, were the Santa Cruz high Chicago W. A federal grand jury yesterday indicted three firms and 14 individuals on charges based on the promotion of a television control system for motels. The government said the operators netted more than two million dollars. The indictment charged mail fraud and conspiracy.

Asst. U.S. Atty. Edward J. Cali-han Jr.

said the plan revolved around a "preview" mechanism to be installed in motels. He said it ler corporation said yesterday. "Building expressways or freeways is only part of the great task of road building that lies before us," L. L. Colbert added in an address before Town Hall, a civic group.

"The nation's system of roads and highways is sadly out of "You wouldn't dream of wearing the same outfit for dancing that vou wear marketins," says Miss Edith Cummings, Charles of the Ritz beauty consultant. This representative is here from New York tomorrow, Friday and Saturday at Leask's. While here, she'll the very latest fashion news and answer all skin and make-up problems in a personal interview. Furthermore, she'll analyze your skin type and blend your individual brown lashique and eyeliner. A rosy-blush look is smart for later-day occasions and might call for Liquid Veil in Camellia or Rose Rachel, lipstick and cream rouge in the new "Perfect Rose" shade, Hyacinth blue eyeshadow, blue lashique and blue eyeliner.

Evening affairs need a glamorous look with exciting make-up shades such as Dresden Liquid Veil, Petunia or Raspberry Ice lipstick and cream rouge, silver eyeshadow, black mascara and eyeliner. You'll be fascinated as this Charles of the Ritz consultant pre school alma mater, "Adoremus WAKE ft is a simple clock-operated switch Te," "The Creation" and "When date. "In a few days President Eisenhower probably will sign a highway bill which appropriates an amount far greater than that provided by any previous federal highway legislation. This legislation is a step forward. It will give state Jesus Wept," both written by Wil liam Billings, "Coffee Grows on White Oak Trees," "Soon Ah'll Be MILK Done" and "The Lord Bless and Keep You." 4 Al Haber presided over the meet ing, at which visiting Kiwamans included Luther Dunlap of Ber shade of made-to-order lace powder right before your eyes.

As she blends your powder, she will advise you of the proper treatment preparations for your skin such as cream or liquid Revenescence to give you a new, youthful, dewy-fresh "look beneath your make-up. This is the treatment that replenishes your skin with moisture under make-up during the day, and again at night as you sleep. keley and Sig Christensen of Min serves the particular shades of make-up to give you one or all three of these new cosmetic looks. And whether you have her blend one or more shades of face powder to bring out your best beauty at any hour of the day, she'll keep a permanent record of your blend to help you with your future pur- ing device to be used with a TV receiving set. Calihan said it worked this way: A motel guest could see the first four minutes of a TV program without charge.

If the guest wanted to see the ensuing 26 minutes of the program, he had to place a quarter in the slot of the device. Calihan said few of the devices had been delivered and fewer worked satisfactorily. He said the promoters took in hundreds of dollars through sales of leases and regional dealerships. Individuals listed in the indictment include: John Ponsaing, Oakland. a regional director for Preview neapolis, Minn.

Gerald E. Lennon, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lennon, 1645 Ocean street, is completing his air force basic military training course at Lackland air force base, San Antonio, Tex.

The course includes a scientific evaluation of the student's aptitude and inclination for following a particular vocation and career. and local communities an added incentive for pushing ahead with their own modern highway programs." Colbert said that in postwar highway planning, California was the first state to draw up a long-range, statewide program. It calls for construction of more than 12,000 miles of new and rebuilt roads in the next 15 years at a cost of nearly 3J2 billion doilars. "This is what I call investing in America's future and doing it in the grand style," the Detroit industrialist continued. chases.

mis visaing oeauiy uihis an exciting new fashion in cos-' metics the trend to change make- Be sure to visit this beauty expert this week at the Charles of the Ritz powder bar at Leask's before she leaves. Learn all about the new cosmetic trends as they apply to you during your free, personal beauty interview. Television corporation, one of sev Live Oak Cubs He said the investment will be eral firms indicted. paid off by user taxes, at an aver Herman Jess Rodnick, Los Angeles, a distributor. up coloring as you cnange your clothes for your social activities.

For daytime hours, for instance, she suggests a natural look using Liquid Veil in perhaps beige or brunette. Bonfire lipstick and cream rouge, Fern eyeshadow. At Texas Base age cost of about $1 per month per motorist. 'Admiral' StraNa oelng Votes Otto Present Awards At Picnic Event Cub Pack 125 of Live Oak school combined its monthly meeting with a picnic Sunday at DeLaveaga park. The dads and boys built fires for roasting hot-dogs while the mothers provided salads and cokes.

Coffee was brewed for the parents and Stock Split. on Seattle (IP). Boeing Airplane After the spring-like air of Mon day, yesterday's drab, dreary, win May Be Legal Nevada Gambler Carson City, Nov. (JP). Anthony Cornero Stralla, the man who was once known as the "admiral" of a southern California gambling boat fleet, apparently wants to move into legitimate gambling along the Las Vegas strip.

Stralla and two partners have submitted a tentative application to the state tax commission for a gambling license at a proposed luxury ho'tel to be called the Stardust. One of the persons listed on the application as a partner is Cath-ine Kastris, a former clerk in the office of Nevada Gov. Charles Russell. Russell is in Washington, hut his A tery atmospnere was almost a shock. The San Lorenzo river poured mud into the bay.

The beach was deserted and the wharf almost deserted. Only a few boats were the youngsters had truit punch. Den I put on a demonstration on soil conservation, with each member explaining the various phases and emphasizing their importance to the community. Den III enacted a skit, "Guard House Harry." The pack's new charter was presented in special ceremonies and registration cards were given out to the cub masters, assistants and moored in the bay. Some hoisted by the davits, were on the wharf No boats went out with fishermen trying their luck, including the C.

1 It's Spring there's love in the air. company stockholders voted a 2-for-1 stock split yesterday as directors declared a quarterly dividend of 50 cents a share and reported net earnings of $8,378,442 for the first quarter of 1954. At the same time. President William M. Allen reported that Boeing's "15 million dollar gamble," its prototype jet tanker-transport, will be flight tested in June, two months ahead of schedule.

The vote to increase the number of authorized shares of capital stock from 2,500,000 to 5,000,000 was taken at' a special session in conjunction with the company's annual stockholders' meeting. Allen said 1,623,681 shares are currently outstanding, and stockholders of record as of May 7 will receive one additional share f-r each share held then, bringing the total number of shares to 3,247,362. The additional shares will be distributed May 22. The 50 cent dividend will be Dav- Stagnaro Fishing corporation, the Nicholl's Fishing company or the Santa Cruz Boat Rental company den mothers. These were Orren Fol- lett, den master; Bill Reddehase, fleets.

It's time for muguet des bois! Brighten your beauty a dozen different ways with this lighthearted fragrance of springtime. chief assistant; Leo Murphy, Bui Pond, Fred Morelli and George Ber-torelli, committeemen; Mrs. Orren i Mrs. Dennis Murphy lost three beautiful shells during the earth quake. She had the shells perched Follett, Mrs.

Leo Murphy and Mrs Carl Peterson. Achievement awards were pre office said yesterday that Miss Kastris was dismissed from his sfalf early in 1952, about a year after he took office. The third paftner listed is B. W. Silver of Beverly Hills.

Calif. on a shelf and the earth tremor threw them off on a cement floor. NEW! CREAMY SKIN sented to Mike Wenger, Wolf badge and gold arrow point; Mike Mur tax commission offiei.il sain tv, PERFUME" Because of the rain, fishermen were not able to do any work phy, Bear gold arrow and Bear silver arrow; Jerry Mclntyre, Bear gold arrow, Bear silver arrow and yesterday in getting their boats BY COTY NEW! "TWISTICK" SOLID COLOGNE vorks like a lipstick. No foil to peel off, no excess evaporation, no crumbling. 1J25 ready for the opening of the commercial salmon season Saturday.

smooths on like a lotion. Never dries your skin, does not evaporate. Unbelieva- able June 10 to stockholders of record June 1, based on the doubled number of shares. three came here last week to ask about the possibility of setting a liccn.se and left a tentative application in order to allow the commission to begin the routine investigation it makes into the backs'1' gambIing applicants. Raymond Ripley, 19, is completing his air force military training course at Lackland air force base in San Antonio, Tex.

Ripley is a son of Mrs. Rose Ripley, 203 Harrison avenue. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 13,773. The weather brought a closing tt -y -S TJ of the Boardwalk concessions.

Choose the fragrance of love and luck in these other forms: I i 4 Diy long tasting. liiintf-" (purse-tile with IjOO There were no fishermen on the Perfume 1.25 to 5.00 xne iiauan-Dorn Mralla gained the tag of admiral in 1939 when wharf because of the weather Toilet Water with Atomizer 2.50 During some of the heavy rains, ne ran the gambling boat "Rex" oif the southern California coast Local authorities seized the boat alter Stralla's men for a time held 1-65 1-75 Hiof4 gWXr VKh thrown overboard by officers. Stralla tried the same venture in 1946, buying a decommissioned navy ship and going into business off the coast of Long Beach. This time, federal officials finally seized the vessel, known variously as the "Lux" and the "Bunker Hill," on the grounds it was licensed only to engage in coastal trade. the gutters on the concrete streets were flowing brim full of water.

Cream Powder Compact with Creamy Skin Perfume Toilet Water with Solid Cologne Dusting Powder with Toilet Water Talc with Toilet Water Available at better drug and department stores oil the invading officers with fire hoses About $100,000 worth of gambling equipment ultimately was Wolf silver arrow; Jerry Wenger, Lion badge, Lion gold arrow. Wolf gold arrow and Bear gold arrow; Robert Gore, Bear badge, Bear gold arrow, Bear silver arrow, Wolf gold arrow and Wolf silver arrow; Fred Peterson, Bear badge and Bear gold arrow; Tony Reis, Wolf badge, Wolf gold arrow and nine silver arrow points; Riley Gore, Wolf badge, Wolf gold arrow and Wolf silver arrow point. Alfred Hodgson and Gregory Pinck received Bobcat awards and registration cards. Mrs. Murphy's Den "The Little Spitfires," won "Little Cubbie," the monthly award Sunday for having the most members and parents present.

The trophy, made by the den mothers with the assistance of the boys, is filled with candy. All of the Cubs wore kerchief holders which were original in design and material, one of their projects for the month. TAXES ARE FIXED Inheritance taxes of $230 each on Grace Gunther and Lelah W. Compounded tnd copyrighted by Coty, in U.S.A. prices plm las Twombly have been fixed in the $19,342 estate of Daisy G.

Witty. Cave Men Featured At Cub Pack 118 Program Climaxing Prehistoric Study In the Superior Court of the State cf California, and lor the County of Santa Cruz. In the Wattor of the Fstfte of WILLIAM MORTON CHESNUTT. Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Oiven by the Undersigned.

John M. Chesnutt, Executor of the estate of WILLIAM MORTON CHESNUTT, deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, or said estate, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of the above named Court (which said office is situate in the Court House in the City of Santa Cruz in said County and State), within six months after "the first publication of this notice made on the 14th day of April 1954, or present and exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within s.iid period, to the said Executor at the office of RODRIGUEZ ZANVIFR. 1012 Bank of Commerce in the City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, which said last named office, the undersigned selects as the place of business in all matjers connected with said estate.

JOHN M. CHESNUTT. MEW Tommy Mathews, Lion silver arrow. A Webelos ceremony was conducted for Douglas Schmidt by Scoutmaster Darrell Cardiff of Troop 83. Since it was also Doug's birthday, he was presented a cake with 11 lighted candles and everyone sang "Happy Birthday." William Hirth, activities chairman, then put on a movie about Executor of the Estate of FIREMEN STUMPED Corning, N.Y.

W. Firemen at city hall station were stumped. The alarm bell rang 725. No such box number. Then 41, followed by eight single strokes.

It meant nothing. Then 78 came in, was repeated and the trucks rolled. False alarm. said deceased. Dated Anril 9.

1954. KODRIGUEZ JANVIER. Attorneys for said Executor. April 14, 21. 28; May 5 Cave men dominated the scene Friday night at Trinity Presbyterian church as Cub Pack 118 ended a month of study on the story of oil and prehistoric times.

Den 1 was in charge of the flag ceremony opening the meeting. The boys formed an honor guard as the flags were brought in, carried by Rickey Wicklund and James Ga-brio. Kenneth Strong led the salute to the flag. Tongue-twisting dinosaur names were the boys' response to roll call. Den 2, under the leadership of Mrs.

R. E. Dalman and Mrs. W. F.

Clark, put on the skit, "Black Magic," which showed a tribe of cave men discovering that oil burns. Den 4 followed with a skit, "Little Magic Painter," based on the cave paintings discovered in Spain. Gregory Perez was presented his Bobcat pin and welcomed into the pack. Billy Kolbe received his den-ner stripes and David Garbe his assistant denner stripe. The following awards were given: SUMMONS No.

27.205 duck hunting, through the courtesy of Union Oil company. Just before the meeting closed, the ribbon awards were made. The red attendance ribbon went to Den Dens 2 and 4 tied for the white behavior ribbon, and Den 4 won the blue neatness ribbon. Scoutmaster Cardiff of Troop 83 inspected the boys for the neatness award and gave them close scrutiny before awarding the ribbon. Refreshments of cookies, coffee and punch were served by Dens 1 and 3.

In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of banta Cruz. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz, and the DENTAL PLATES PROMPTLY REPAIRED Dr. R. Iforslci 103 Vine St. Ph.

2408 Complaint tiled in said County of San ta Cruz, in the office of the Clerk of said Suoenor Court. ELLEN RICE, Plaintiff. VS. GEALOM A. RICE.

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