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Wednesday, August 8, 1945 SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL-NEWS, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS Good Crowd Sees REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS DECREE GRANTED Interlocutory decree of divorce was granted at Salinas to Doshie Bradley from William B. Bradley. They were married in Santa Cruz on December 23, 1930, and separated on September 4, 1944. An Excellent Play tective with a Jflt of skill, includ- '2? NJ SORT OF A 4 SEE THAT, MR. PETER.

iPi SQuiRRELY Y' hi A THE KIPS ARE. INVENTING f) JhiCL bL A NEW PANCE IN HONOR AWT IT? 7F OF -THE SQUIRREL CAE" Pfta SAV THAT? AJ JUST TO SHOW yOjJ Olll? -Vj jfy I A HONEY OF ff APPRECIATION fi'-TfM A NAME FOR F-rZf Sf3 THEPANCE 'XjrT'T-'-X Too. MR. lr SORT OF A Citizens Ask Extension Of District More sewer disposal trouble beset th county board of supervisors at their meeting Tuesday when in addition to a request for improvements in the Rio del Mar area, residents of Twin Lakes asked an extension of the sanitation district there to include their property. Residents petitioning for the extension are along Seventh avenue and 17th avenue.

They ask projection of the current system further along those streets. The sewer in Twin Lakes is now under construction. The board set Friday, September 7, for hearing on the proposed annexation to the Twin Lakes district. At that time, any protests against the annexation may be heard and residents wishing to have the annexation may also express their views. An 1 additional matter concerning the Twin Lakes sanitation district was that of maintenance of the convenience station placed on the beach in that area.

It was ruled that the district should bear the cost, rather than assess the entire county for maintenance of a local. project. Second Public Health Nurse For County Another public health nurse, one to serve the southern end of the county as her main duty, has been added to the county health department here, it was learned by the Sentinel-News. She is Mrs. Frances Guthrie, who has been doing public health work for the city and county of San Francisco for almost the last ten years.

Mrs. Guthrie told the Sentinel-News much of her Job would center around work in the rural sections of the southern part of the county, but that she would maintain her office hours at the department headquarters here on Front street. She will relieve Mrs. Josephine P. Stilt, supervising public health nurse, of much of the field work which must be done with the department.

Trained in San Francisco hospitals and familiar with many of the problems of a public health officer, Mrs. Guthrie will be in the city of Watsonville on the second Tuesday of each month to conduct a baby clinic, but her other work will not reach the city as it has its own health department, it was explained. During the fall and winter seasons much of her work will -ANP SO THE OANCE BECOMES "THE SQUlRRELY WHIRL JUVeNILE RENDEZVOUS, THE An excellent crowd of Santa Cruz-1 ans turned out for the Ware-Hazel ton presentation of "Ten Little Indians" Tuesday night in the civic auditorium and saw one of the best stage shows since the building of the auditorium. Presented with a good story, a well chosen cast turned in a fine performance that jumped from stark drama with all the thrills of a good mystery, to rollicking comedy in the matter of seconds. The action was fast all the time, with a good stage setting, fine sound effects, and the added attraction of a "real live bat" that flew out into the audience during the last scene after flying around the stage for a minute.

And after the last curtain call and the audience was filing out the exits, the bat was still flying around the The star of the cast, Robert Warwick, gave a good periormance as the judge who wanted to take life I in nis own lianas, ana aia. war-wick has been acting for years and it is practically impossible for him to turn in a bad performance. However, as far as the audience was concerned, the comedy antics of Lillian Foster as Emily Brent and Philip Tonge as William Blore were the highlights, of the show. Miss Foster, whose costume typed her as a spinsterish old maid, had a voice and a part that couldn't help but bring on the laughs. Unfortunately she was killed off midway in the play.

Philip Tonge as an 'ex-Scotland Yard man who took a bribe, portrayed a not-too-honest private do McPhetres Named Bridge Building Consultant Here County bridge building got a boost at the supervisors' meeting Tuesday afternoon, when the board named D. M. McPhetres as a consulting engineer on proposed constructions. McPhetres, in a letter to the board, informed them he would prepare desjgns, plans and specifications for proposed couqty bridges at a fee of six per cent of the total cost of the projects, the usual fee. First plans to be prepared, it was announced, will be thase for the Corralitos bridge, at Freedom, the Rawson bridge at Soquel and the Mill Creek bridge.

County Surveyor Arnold Baldwin will make the preliminary surveys and the two engineers will make the complete plans together, it was I- Fumes Choked Them. But (Gun Fired On SERVICE New Motors Installed Motor Repair and Overhaul Brakes Lined and Adjusted CASH For Your Car Roy Alderson DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH Alderson Worley 222 Front St. Ph. 4122 1)11 1. WILLIAMS Jeweler DIAMONDS WATCHES FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING 216 Pacific Ave.

Phone 1120-J THE PEST OF THE DAY RATS An Expense for Rat Control? Yes. Bui it is more expensive to keep rats on your premises. Assured re stills. G. Darrell Cardiff Complete Pest Control 331 Front St.

Phone 4150 www Le Chanticleer rsmous For Serving Fancy Fried Chick- 'n Dinners Listen for Haunted Hour at 9:30 p.m., beginning August 3, and our other broadcasts. 11:00 p.m., World Wide News, Monday through Saturday: 3:45 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 8:15 a.m., Sunday CAPITOLA, CALIF. Phone 696-M for Reservations A AAA The Watch Circle Watches and Clocks Repaired 3 WAY SERVICE Soquel Opp. Postoffice PHONE 10-J-2 HEALTH BATHS IColonics Massage IPhone 816-W 213 Front St. 13-Year-OId Was A (Good Soldier Boy Recorded July 30.

1945 James Anderson to Alta V. Anderson. S. C. Co.

Lot 32 and a por. of Lot 31. Tract 21, Frlton Forest Sub. 1. Alta Anderson to Ivar E.

Ellrngsen et ux. Lot 32 and a nor. of Lot 31. Tract 21, Felton Forest Sub. 1.

Muriel M. Hoppe to Harold William Olds et ux. S. C. Co.

Lot 9, Blk. B. Tanglewood. Grey Eckley et als to Ray T. Moore et ux.

S. C. Co. Lots 13 and 14 Blk. 14, Sub.

of Ordway Tract. Charles V. Dick et ux to Henry R. Olson et ux. S.

C. Co. Lot 8, Sydney A. Jehl Sub. 1.

Hubert H. Teilh et ux to John Lown et ux. S. C. Co.

Lot 162. EX Ely. 10 It. thereof. Tract 4 Sub.

2 Riverside Grove. John O. Lown et ux to Arthur A. Priest et ux. S.

C. Co. Lot 162 EX Ely. I iv ii. inereui, i raci 4, auu.

4, mver- Arthur A. Priest et ux to Roy C. Griffith et ux. S. C.

Co. Lot 162 EX Ely 10 ft. thereof, Tract 4, Sub. 2, Riverside Grove. S.

C. Land Title Co. to Charles E. Walkup et ux. S.

C. Co. Lots 23 and 24 Blk. 108 Sub 11, Rio del Mar Country Club Prop. Tract 11.

S. C. Co. Title Co. to M.

A. Gooden et al. S. C. Co.

Beg. at NWly cor. Lot 15, Blk. 17 Tract 1 La Selva Beach on Monterey Bav. Clara W.

Pearson to William W. Draper. Lot 0, Tract 44, Sub. of Chrystal Terrace. A.

M. White ct als to August A. Marengo et ux. Beg. at pt.

on NW line Bay St. SW 230 ft. from pt. of Intersection of NW line Bay St. Leonard Radford to James A.

Taylor et ux. S. C. Co. Part Rancho Canada de! Rincon.

Mary Petersen ct als to J. B. Owens et ux. Lot 3, Blk. Part of Woods Tract near S.

C. Recorded July 31, 1945 Nunizio Hanietta to Beatrice Rametta, 2 acres in S. C. Co. L.

E. Johnson et ux to C. H. Hansen et als, 25 acres In Soquel Augmentation Rancho. Santa Cruz Land Title Co.

to John W. Parkhurst et ux, lot 24, block 1, Ap-tos Beach C. C. Matilda Joris to Lemuel Plnkham et ux, Beg. at pt.

on Nly side Du Four avenue at intersection of Ely side Seaside avenue. S. C. Land T'itle Co. to Viola Mc-Clurg, 160 aces in Santa Cruz Co.

S. C. Lund Title Co. to Mrs. Jennie Perry, lot 10, block 12, Sub.

1, Aplos Beach C. C. Mabry S. BibMns ct ux lo Chus. E.

Grey et ux, lots 6 in tract 39, Bi'ookwood. S. C. Land Title Co. to Miltnn J.

Riley et ux, lot 35, Sub. Lai lta Woods. Robert G. Smith et ux to Robert F. iii iiiibli com, lots 78.

711 HO, I met 12, Kl Rio San Lorenzo Sub. Lucie Nickert et vir to Hughes Bnoed et ux, land in San Augustine Rancho. Henry Rlieln et ux lo Michael Rentz et ux, lot 12, block Land Sub. by Swain Johnson. Charles A.

DrVclblss ct ux to Lena R. Murphy, 5 ac. in S. C. Co.

Lena R. Murphy to Calvin D. Cox ct ux, 5 ac. in C. Co.

Christina Kuschel alias to Jessie P. Graham, oart lots 9 8t 10, block 7, Capitola Sub. lots 23 ai 24, block 7, Capitola Sub. 6. Victor H.

Bowen et ux to Martin H. Schweizbach et ux, lot 9, block Brook Lomond Sub. 1. George S. Lewis et ux to C.

B. New-son, lots in Wats. Heights Sub. 1, Edith Briscoe to J. M.

Kasdorf et ux, lot 24, J. H. Loughead Watsonville. Max Payer to Herman V. Armstrong et ux.

lot 25 of Lone Pine Sub. Miles O. Wilson et al to Mable Nora Home, lot 43, Tr. 3, Paradise Heights. Wilhelmina Harmon Jackson et als to Alfred M.

Welter, land in S. C. Co. Robert L. Wilkinson et ux to Belden Hedgoeth, 1 ac.

In Rcho. Calabasas. I George F. Vanclcrbeek et ux to James iiiatl et ux, land In S. C.

Co. J. R. Nicholson et ux to Henry Thomas Llnlott et ux, lot 32, River RiRhts Tract 13. Attillo Dundeltinl et ux to Irene V.

MacLean, lot 5, Tjlock 66,. Aptos Beach C. C. Recorded August 1, 1(45 Herbert E. Mann et ux to Betty Louise Bartley.

Part Rcho. Corralitos. Charles Steinmetz Hobbs to Rasmus F. Andersen et ux. Beg.

at pt. on Ely side Ocean View Ave. al SWly cor. land conv. to Parker.

Charles Steinmetz Hobbs to Florence 3 Williams. Beg. at pt. on Ely line of Ocean View Ave. SE 50.2 ft.

distant from SWly cor. land conv. to Parker. Barbara Rlltenhouse to Paul A Craig et ux. Beg.

S. side Pryce St. at NW cor. Lot 2, Blk. Bldg.

Lots Henrietta Pryce. Paul Parsons et ux to Adrian J. Jensen et ux. Sly. por.

Lot 12, Willow Brook Tract. Joseph E. Arbinl et ux to Corwln August Tultle et ux. S. C.

Co. Lot 45, Blk. 42, Lomplco Tract E. Enid C. Mullin to Cal.

Pac. Title Co. S. C. Co.

Lot 14, Blk. 20, Sub. 1 Aptos Beach Country Club Prop, Charles O. Kellholtz to Ida M. Lew-Is.

Part Lot 10, Blk. 3. Official Map A of City of Santa Cruz. Douglass G. Webb et a'j lo Kenneth C.

Scoggins et ux, S. C. Co. Lots 67 and 68, Amended Map of Sub. 1 San Lorenzo Woods.

Jacob Liebcrman et ux to Marie Bennett. Beg. Ely side Washington St. at SW cor. of iot of German Methodist Church.

William W. Nielsen et uX to Belly Ann Angell. S. C. Co.

Beg. It point on Nly line King's Creek County Road which pt. is most Sly cor. of land conv. IU L.OUII1IS.

Harvey Thomas McCarter et ux to Adah D. Horning. Tn. of Brookdale. Part of Sec.

32. T. 9 S. R. 2 M.

D. M. Ada E. Haley to Francis Toucanne, Beg. at pt.

on Nly line Mission St. at SEly cor. land conv. to Bell. Mary Barsa to Grace Burghard.

Lot 21, Blk. 1 Broadview. Amos N. Simpson et ux to C. G.

McDowell et ux, Lot 12, Blk. 1 Broadview. C. G. McDowell et ux to Caisilinc E.

Porter. Lot 12, Blk. 1, Broadview. Matthew E. Illland et ux to Calif.

Pac. Title Co. Beg. side Hanover St. at pt.

157.03 It distant Ely from SE cor. Hanover and Darwin Sts. Christina Christiansen to A. Fred Battlase et ux. Lot 10, Blk.

6, Swanton Beach Park. Francis W. Bcrgstrom to R. B. Bernard.

S. C. Co. Lot 21)6, Sub. 4.

Deer Park Villa Sites. Geo. C. Hauselt et ux to Mary Andrews. Por.

Lot Sub. of land of Joseph Francis on E. Santa Cruz. Emile Mesple to S. C.

Land Title Co. Lots 32, 33 and 34, Blk. Map of Cottage City Tract. Richard H. Sunderson to Godfrey E.

Gease ct ux. Lot 12, Blk. 2, Referee's Map of Marnell Tract. Esther S. Ingham to James N.

Boyd ct ux. Lot 14, Sub. 1 Forest Glen. Robert Vnllandigham et ux to William N. Washburn et ux.

Lots 1(19, 110, 111, 112 and and fraction of Lots 104, 105, 1116, 107. 108, 194, 195, 106 and 197 Garfield Park. Manuel G. Laurel et ux to William P. Godfrey et ux.

S. C. Co. Lot 13. Bcltz Haven Tract.

Joseph H. Meidl to Emma A. Lively, Citv Watsonville Por. Lots 84 and 85 Wals: Heights Sub. 1.

Margaret B. Bradley to Norman Orin Richard et ux. S. C. Co.

Beg. at center of Sec. 31 T. 10 2 M. M.

Carrie B. Wilkinson et vlr to Heginald D. King et ux. City Vials. Pait Lots 192 and 193.

Wats. Hghts. Sub. 2. Reginald D.

King et ux to Central California Conference Assn. of 7th Day Adventists. Part Lots 192 and 193, Wats. Heights Sub. 2.

Edith Briscoe to Leta Bunnell, City Wats. Beg. at pt. on Ely side Coolldge SE 225 ft. from where sd.

NElv line Coolidgc Ave. is Intersected by SFly lde of Loughhead Tract. William Heard et ux to Charles D. Poolev. S.

C. Co. Lot 33 and Wly of Lot 32 Elk. G. North Brookdale.

Sidney Heard et ux to Charles D. Wedgewood Ranges Butane. Natural fias Appliances Automatic Systems for All Kinds of Heating Equipment butane Fuel Co. GEORGE HAGEDORN 19 Pacific Ave. Phone 54tl ing some terrific facial expressions, The female lead, Toni Gilman, and Alexander D'Arcy came through with fine perlormances, and lived through the entire plot.

D'Arcy, a good looking hulk of a man, was cast as an adventurous hero who turned into a matinee idol. Toni Gilman, the female lead, portrayed an excellent bit of acting in the final scene. Coming in the middle of the summer season, the play drew a crowd of about 1400 people and provided as nice an evening's entertainment as lovers of the legitimate stage have had in Santa Cruz for many a moon as the Ten Little Indians headed for the happy hunting ground. By Gordon Sinclar. Five Days In Jail Mrs.

Frances Elgee, 29, of Fel-ton, and Mrs. Dorcas Scott, 25, of Susanville, were each sentenced to five days in the county jail on a charge of vagrancy by Judge James Scoppetlone in police court Wednesday. Both women plead guilty to the charge. RATION CALENDAR War Price and Rationing Board of i ice hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

ex-Saturdays. Saturdays 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Wednesdays 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.

and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Ration Board Corner of Soquel and North Brunciforte avenues. Phone 43(10. The Santa Cruz.

Kent Control Office 10 Cooper St. Phono 4200. Hours: and Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; 9:30 a.m. to Noon, and 6 p.m.

to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to Noon. PROCESSED FOODS Book 4 Blue stamps Y-2 throught T-l. Expiration date of Y-2 through C-l, Aug. 31.

MEATS, CHEESE, FATS, OILS, CANNED FISH Book Four Red stamps Q-2 through K-l. Expiration date of Q-2, through U-2, Aug. 31. SUGAR Book 4 Stamp 36, for pounds. Valid through Aug.

31. CANNING SUG A Applications, accompanied by spare stamp No. 13, Book 4, may be filed until October 31; invalidated November 30. SHOES Book 3 Airplane stamps 1, 2, 3 and 4, 'good for one pair each GASOLINE A-16 coupons good for 6 gallons each through September 21. 7 and B-8 and C-7 and C-8 good for 5 gallons indefi nitely.

steel helmet hangs around his head like an oversize sun bonnet. His" combat boots, which are half again his she, just about reach to his knees or where his knees shou.d be. All you can do is guess where his knees are in the drooping folds of those breeches. Private Adone has a deep-rooted hatred of the Japanese. In faltering monosyllabic English, he tells how Japanese killed both his mother and father in their Manila home early in the war.

An only child, Adone said he was playing under the house when Japanese soldiers entered. "I see through floor," he related, gesticulating, and big, boyish eyes rolling. "Japs try take my mother. My father fight them. Japs bayonet my father, my mother." Adone says he later hiked with two older boys to Bataan and tagged along with guerrillas, living in the open.

Now he is in a Filipino unit attached to the battalion of L. Col. Robert W. King of Terre Haute, (1425 Poplar street), and wants to continue an army career. "I like to go patrols after Japs," he said.

A carbine is his weapon. His major said he hoped Adone would be able to continue in the army because of his enthusiasm for it, but he said the boy might be eliminated when army physical standards are instituted. "Once I was sending out a patrol on a difficult three-day mission," the major explained. "I told Adjne he couldn't go because he wasn't strong enough. 1 don't know whether it is that he is a very good shot or just luck, but the other men verify that he killed three Japs.

He got two' of them one day." Adone says the Japanese have shot at him several times but it doesn't scare him, and he doesn't think they are very good soldiers. Files Complaint For Divorce Grounds of extreme cruelty are charged as cause for divorce by Wilma G. Ericson in an action brought in superior court here against Erie C. Ericson. Stanford Smith is attarney for Mrs.

Ericsjn. The couole married in Reno on June 17, 1940, and separated July 13, this, year, according to the complaint filed. Mrs. Ericson, in addition to the decrees, asks the court to grant her possession of certain separate property, listed as the equipment and facilities of a restaurant located at Pacific avenue. Hurracsp Kiltrns Cocker Puppies WADE'S tt aoqual Pb.

I41J-W Top Quality Hprssmmi lie SQUIRREL CAG.E tf8 The responsibility there fell on the shoulders of youthful Bennie Mack Glover, the gun captain, whose home is at Route 4, Charlotte, N. C. He wanted, above all else, that his gun should fire its quota of shells. "Keep 'em going!" he shouted. Cvioking, gasping, wiping their streaming eyes, the men kept feed ing the gun.

They threw in the shells, closed the breach and fired. Again and again! Fifteen minutes of this strangling, groping effort' seemed endless. Glover 'arid John E. Bobel, another gunner, collapsed into They were pushed out of the turret into helping hands. The gun kept firing, for the full 20 minutes of the bombardment, although gunners Kennth E.

Hen- dnx of Route 1, Hunnewell, J. J. Schoenberg of Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio, and Robert B. Harding of 143 Hollister avenue, Santa Monica, were also overcome by the tumes.

Out of the smoke-filled turret, at the end, stumbied James Miller of Lynn Grove, James W. Robertson of Castalian Springs, Robert L. Allebaugh of 2031 North 16th street, Boise, and James A. Huey of 517 Livingston avenue, Zanesville, Ohio. Last of all came Erpenbeck, the man who had left his non-active 40 millimeter post to help the five-inch crew.

Lt (jg) H. P. Chandler (home address not given) said Erpenbeck had done the work of three men in the closing minutes of the bombardment July 22. The destroyer's doctor, Lt. (jg) William John Olson of 2745 Bucna Vista, Berkeley, reported that all of the men had recovered and would suffer no lasting effects.

Bail Posted For San Franciscans Cash bail of $200 has been posted by Alphonso M. Davis, 36, of San Francisco, charged here with drunken driving. A companion, Mattie B. Beal, 21, also of San Francisco, posted $20 bail yesterday as both were released from the county jail to appear in justice court August 13 and enter pleas in their cases. The woman is charged with violation of a county ordinance which prohibits person being drunk on a public highway." ACROSS 30.

Mountain In Tiff Alaska SI. Lohengrin's C. Chlnest pagoda Wfe S. Strong woody 33. Luzon tribe fiber 3d Cherry color 38.

illve the meaning of 49. Former ruler 41 Costly 43. Tree 44. Flow hack 4. Lavish 48 Poor r.U.

Flnlal 52. V'ulley 03 Ahead 4. Crisp biscuit 68 Toward 58. Differ 60. Companion 62.

Ardor 63 Tavern 64. Female sheep 65 Cancel 66 Harden 67. Demolish 12. Salary 13. Conjunction U.

Medley 15. Scandinavian measure of length 16. Section of an orchestra II. Symbol tor nickel 19. Wishes 21.

Southern state: abur. iZ. Stair 'H. Novel ti Dairy maid: Scotch K. Most beautiful 2M, Pronoun Suffers Broken Wrist In Fall Mrs.

Anne Huston of San Francisco suffered a fractured wrist in a fall at Capitola Tuesday, according to police. She told police that she, could not see very well because sh had just gotten new glasses. She was given emergency treatment at Sisters hospital. Miss Melba Salmonson of Sequel has left on a trip to Joplin, Mo. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES August 8, 1945.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that fifteen days alter the date posted, the undersigned proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at these premises, described as follows: 167 Pacific Santa Cruz, California. Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned ii applying to the State Board of Equalization for issuance of alcoholic beverage licenses for these premises as follows: On Sale Beer and Wine, and On Sale Distilled Spirits. Anyone desiring to protest the issuance of such licenses may file a veri-lied protest with the State Board of Equalization at Sacramento, California, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are now licensed ior sale of alcoholic beverages. PETER HINALDI, PAUL SCHROE-DER.

G. ANTONETTI and J. STE-FANI, DBA Aug. 8 NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING WATER PIPE t-. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Santa Cruz invites sealed proposals or bids for furnishing the following material: 5000' 4" Class 150 Cast Iron Pipe (A.

W. W. A. Specifications) Bell and Spigot in lb' lengths Cement lined inside and Enamel Coated outside. 5004" 8" Class 150 Cast Iron Pipe (A.

W. W. A. Standard Specifications) Bell and Spigot in 18' lengths Cement lined inside and Enamel Coated outside. 5004' 8" Class 150 Cast Iron Pipe (A.

W. W. A. Standard Specifications) Bell and Spigot In 18' lengths Cement lined Inside and Enamel Coated outside. Bidders shall state time of delivery and cost f.o.b.

Factory, freight to be paid by City of Santa Cruz to transportation company. An AA-1 Preference rating will be extended to the successful bidder for the deUvery of this material. All bids must be in writing, and sealed, give the total amount of bid submitted, and must be accompanied by a certified check or bond for ten per cent of the amount of bid, payable to the City of Santa Cruz. Bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk In the City Hall. Center in the City of Santa Cruz up to the hour of 9 o'clock in the forenoon of Monday.

August 13th, 1945, and the same will be opened by the said City Council at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon of the same day. The City Council of the Citv of Santa Cruz reserves the right to relect any and all bids. Dated: August 8. 1943. A.

J. MILLER, j-i City Clerk. Aug. 7 to 12 Poor Digestion? Headachy? Sour or Upset? Tired-Listless? Do you feel headachy and upset due to poorly digested food? To feel cheerful and nappy again your food must be digested properly. Each day.

Nature must produce about two pints of a vital digestive juice to help digest your food. If Nature fails, rour food may remain undigested-raving you headachy and irritable. Therefore, you must increase the flow of this digestive juice. Carter's Little Liver Pills increase this flow quickly often in as little as 30 minutes. And, you're on the road to feeling better.

Don't depend on artificial aids to counteract Indigestion when Carter'! Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Nature's own order. Take Carter's Little Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any drugstore. Only 25. oe cenierea aooui me scnoois in the rural area of the southern part of the county, it was understood.

With so many schools to be visited, this will mean about a school each day will have to be checked by the new nurse, in order to visit them all during the course of a month. Mrs. Guthrie moved here with her husband in January and they bought a home on Elk street. Mr. Guthrie is engaged at raising mink for furs.

No Room For Pedestrians Pedestrians on Tuesdav noon crossing the Cooper street bridge for pedestrians had close quarters in crossing as three girl sun tanners who had not gone to the beach to gain their coats of tan, were in the way. They were stretched almost across the bridge in the center of the span with faces and bodies downward where they could look into the flowing water while the sun was shining upon them, but it left little space for the passersby. Poolev. S. C.

Co. Ely Vi of Lot 32, Blk. North Brookdale. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF bALE OF REAL PROPERTY No. 9600 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARIE SPENCER, also known as MA-HIE MINGHETTI, lceasrd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai Marie Gillham, executrix of the estate of Marie Spencer, also known as Marie Minalietti. will sell at private sale to the highest and best bidder, for cash, lawful money of the Unl'ed Stales, upon the trims and conditions hereinafter mentioned and subject to confirmation by the Superior Court of the Stale of California, In and for the County of Santa Cruit, in the above entitled estate, on or after the 13th dav of August, 1945, all right, title, interest and estate of the said decedent at the time of her death and all the right, title and interest that her said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition lo that of said deceased at the time of her death, in and to the following described parcel of land, to-wit: That certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the City of Watsonville, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, and bounded and particularly described as follows, to-wll: Being Lot Five (6) of Stephen Scurlch's Subdivision of a part of the City of Watsonville, as per map of said subdivision made by C. B. Lewis in March, lfk)4, which -map was filed In the office of the County Recorder of said County of Santa Ciu, on the 21st day of June, 1904, and to which map reference is hereby made for a more particular description.

Being the same lands and property described In the deed to said Walter J. Foster, dated March 14tli, 1907, of record In Volume 189 at' Page 41)7 of Deeds in the office of said Counly Recorder. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, lawful money of the United States; 10 of the purchase price shell accompany bids or offers; balance on confirmation of sale and delivery ol deed. Taxes to be prorated an of dale of closing. All bids or offers must be In writing and may be delivered to the undersigned executrix, personally, or may be left at the oflices of Carl P.

Abbott, attorney tor said executrix at his offices at 1328 Central Bunk Building, Oakland, California, or may be filed in the ollice of the Clerk of the above entitled Court any lime after first publication of this notice and belore the making of the sale. Dated: July 20th, 1945. MAKIE GILLHAM, Executrix of the estate of Marie Spencer, alto known as Maiie Minehelll, CAR I. P. ABBOTT, 1.128 Central Bank Oakland, California, Attorney for Executrix.

45290B July 27 to Aug. 12 when calling t. Ma-) 12 Laurel Ct! mi WHEN IS A bereaved Enbalmers with outstanding; past twentv Understanding knowledge many times the noed for more than oil deserving BRENKWITZ St. By Oien Clements Aleutians. W).

Blinding, choking fumes filled the destroyer's number four gun turret. The gun captain gasped and blinked his burning eyes. "Keep 'em going! keep 'em going!" he shouted. Five-inch shells were pouring from the gun, at the rate of one every few seconds, into the Japanese fishing port and air base of Suribachi on Paramushiro island. Something had gone wrong in number four turret after the first round.

A mechanical failure caused the powder fumes and smoke to fill the turret. The gun's rate of fire lagged. A gunner's mate, Eugene F. Erpenbeck of 1533 Gordova avenue, Lakewood, at a 40 millimeter gun post on the open deck, noted the lag. He crawled into the turret to help.

On the bridge, Lt. Cmdr. John Francis Ducey of 510 North Latches lane, Merion, and Northeast Harbor, the destroyer's skipper, also noted the lag. But 'he was busy keeping his ship in the bombardment line and observing results in Suribachi, against the background of Tatagami volcano. He had no way of aiding the turret crew.

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Or TIME OF HEARING ON PROBATE OF WILL No. 746 In the Superior Court of the State of California in and the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of J1.S-SIE DeL. ENRIGHT, also known as JESSIE NAN1TA De LAMATER Deceased. Notice is hereby given that a petition for the probate of the Will of Jessie DcL.

Enright, also known as Jessie Nanita De Lamater Enright, deceased, and for the issuance to Edith W. Kllfoyl and Paul Rudolph of Letters Testamentary has been filed in this Court and that the 17th day of August A. D. 1945, at 10 o'clock A. M.

of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the City of Santa Cruz, has been set for the hearing of said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, and show cause, if any they have, why said petition should not be granted. Reference is hereby made to the petition on file for further particulars. Dated: July 27, A. D. 1949.

It. E. MILLER, (SEAM 'Clerk- RANKIN, ONEAL, LUCKHARDT and HALL, First National Bank Building, San Jose. California, Attorneys for Petitioners. July 29 to Aug.

16 NOTICE Or TIME APPOINTED rOR PROVING WILL. ETC. No. 9752 In the Superior Court of the Statj of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of MATT McGOVERN, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of Matt McGovern, deceased, and for the Issuance to petitioner. 11. C. Lucas, of letters of administration with the will annexed, has been tiled in this court, and that August at 10 o'clock Ai'M. of said day; "and the courtroom of said court.

In the courthouse, In the city of Santa Crux, county of Santa Cruz, State of California, have been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said petition, when and where all persons interested may appear and contest the same and show cause why said petition should not be granted. Dated: July 31, 1945. (SEAL OF SUPERIOR COURT) II. E. MILLER, Clerk.

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