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'August 29, 1951 Santa Cruz Sentinel-News 5 17 nN UJ It J) Harlington Woods Hero On Visit With Douglas D. Millers Mr. anrl Mrs. HarHnpfnn VJnnA KNBC-680 ke KSCO-1080 ke KGO-810 kc KCBS-740 kc ERRORS: If there is an error in the accompanying radio program, please call the station in question. Information for the listing is provided by the stations.

THE SENTINEL-NEWS is not Jr. of Springfield 111., arrived here today to visit with Mrs. Wood's parents, Mr and Mrs. Douglas Mil- 1 4A TTTT 1 A. THE EDITOR responsible for errors due to last minute changes KCBS Hilltop House; Kings Row WEDNESDAY EVENING KNBC--Backstage wtie I 13 Dallas KFRC Jack Kirkwood Show EDutKJaiiDca eeethon to iSOllOQjt 1:30 to 2:00 KSCO Recruesf Hon KGO Perfect Husband KFRC International Airport; News 10:00 to 10:30 KSCO News; Eve.

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lit, in memory of the former home of Abraham Lincoln. Wood, who bears a remarkable resemblance to Lincoln, portrays the character of Lincoln in the play which tells of the formative years in Lincoln's life that he spent at New Salem. The town, which iater was deserted, has been restored by the New Salem Lincoln league. V. Y.

Dallman. editor of the Illinois State Register, wrote of Wood's performance of Lincoln: "I want to add my testimonial to the commendations voiced so vigorously by so many of the wonderful impersonation of Lincoln bv Harlington Wood Jr. His Lincoln-like figure and idealism make the impersonation extremelv impressive. His features bear marvelous resemblance to pictures of Mr. Lincoln in his formative days which are familiar to students of the Emanfioator." The St.

Louis Post-Dispatch gave the show a two-page color spread, featuring numerous pictures of Wood. The Woods plan to spends week here with the Millers. KFRC Lynn Murray Show Two Million Tourists lave Visited State During the "first seven months of 1951, more than 2,000,000 out-of-. state visitors came to California in 752,000 vehicles and each tourist spent an average of $100 in estate. figures were cited by Ralph feuffon of Santa Cruz, director of public for the Mission Trails association, at the weekly meeting of the Kiwanis club yesterday noon at the Palomar hotel.

Buffon formerly operated the Mountain View ranch resort and has been with Mission Trails one year. He stressed that the association Is a non-profit organization with two principal purposes: To promote tourist travel along the "cool and scenic coastal route between Los Angeles and San Francisco and to support development and improvement of High ways 1 and 101." Buffon said the Ail-Year club of Southern California. Calif orians and other organizations with large annual budgets attract out-of-state visitors. "Our job at Mission Trails is to steer these tourists over the central counties coastal routes," he pointed He also showed a 20-minute colored film, the latest produced for Mission Trails, which is being featured on television shows throughout the nation. The film, he said is being sent immediately to Grand Rapids.

Michigan, for a television program. Scenes of the Santa Cruz beach. Big Trees park entrance. Pajaro valley apple blossoms and the Monterey peninsula are included. The film is titled "Along El Camino Real." Vice President Warren Permi-man presided at the Kiwanis session and Lester Burns was program chairman.

Visiting Kiwanians were George Burt, Fullerton; Alex F. Emerson, Stockton; R. R. Lukens, Riverside; L. Damkroger, Maui, Hawaii; Dr.

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Roger Revelle, director of the University of California's Scripps Institution of Oceanog BSCS' AND 0. sems, mm NICHOLS ESTATE VALUED AT $4015 Fair market value of the estate of John M. Nichols is $4015, according to the report of the inheritance tax appraiser. Tax was set at $242 for Woodie Flessa, a sister-in-law, for $3514 with $50 exempt. PUBLIC NOTICE Santa Cruz Catalog Sales Office Phone 5660 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE i raphy, made the announcement.

Iceland has about 100 volcanoes. The word "ptomaine" was invented by an Italian chemist named Selmi for the basic substances produced in putrefaction, and is now used to indicate a certain class of food-poisoning. a GIBSON Home Freezier this week and get Buy He said the seamount (as such isolated and submerged mountains are called by oceanographers was discovered by the institution's research vessel Horizon. Several such seamounts have' previously been discovered in the Gulf of Alaska. The new one is among the highest.

It has been named "Holiday" and is located at 55 degrees north, 143 degrees 10.3 minutes west. The U. S. navy rations, during the war of 1812, provided most minerals and vitamins now recognized as essential, but totally lacked vitamin C. more than Hard of Hearing Sonotone can help vou whether you have a slight or extreme loss Free consultation Fresh batteries tor all aids Open daily 10 to 5 Saturday 10 to noon SONOTONE HEARING CENTER 202 LINCOLN PHONE llll-J On the 6th day of September, 1951, at ten o'clock A.

M. at the front door of the County Court House of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, in the City of Santa Cruz, in said Cotintv and State, at the request of RITTENHOUSE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, a corporation, the assignee of the hereinafter named beneficiary. PENNIMAN TITLE COMPANY. a corporation. Trustee, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in lawful money of the United States of America, without warranty as to title, encumbrances, or possession, the following described real property situated in the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, bounded and more particu-larlv described as follows: BEING a part of the Rodeo Ran-cho and beginning on the Northerly side of the County Highway between Soquel and Santa Cruz, Iving about 17.22 chains Easterly of ftodeo Gulch and at a station 146.4 feet distant Easterly from the Southeasterly corner of lands conveyed to J.

H. Boekenoogen by deed recorded June 25th, 1918 in Volume 284 of Deeds, at page 70, Santa Cruz County Records, which is also the Southeasterly corner of lands conveyed to Ira Workman by deed recorded June 25th, 1918, in Volume 284 of Deeds, page 71, Santa Cruz County Records, thence parallel with the Easterly boundary of said last mentioned land North THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 to 12:30 KSCO Noontime Tunes; News KGO Music. 12:15. News KCBS Don Mozley; Key Howard KNBC Leisure 12 15 Road Life KFRC News 12 15 Reporter 12:30 to 1:00 KSCO-r-Tr. Post; Personality KGO-'Modern Romances: David Amity KCBS Houseparty, C.

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FREE with the purchase of a Gibson Freezer at General Furniture Company's low prices. That the General Furniture Co. is the EXCLUSIVE dealer for Gibson electric re-frigerators, freezes, and ranges, in this area. We're proud of this fact! NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 12.524 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz.

In the Matter of the Estate of MARCH IYAMA, Deceased. Notice is herebv given bv the undersigned, MASANORI IYAMA. Administrator of the Estate of MARCH IYAMA, deceased, to the creditors of and- all persons having claims against the said decedent, to file them, with the neces BE READY FOR EMERGENCIES! sary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court in and for Santa Cruz County. State of Cali fornia, within six months after the first publication of this notice, or within said period to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the said MASANORI IYAMA at the offices of Callaghan. Giannini Anello, First Nat l.

Bank in the City of San Jose, County of Santa Clara, State of California, which said last named of fice is hereby specified by the under signed as- the place of business in all matters connected with said estate. San Jose, this 27th day of July, 1951. MASANORI IYAMA. Administrator of the Estate of MARCH IYAMA. CALLAGHAN.

GIANNINI ANELLO, ill II likih ll S'i" West 9.98 chains to a station on the Southerly boundary of lands of V. A. Wilcox as described in Volume 322 of Deeds, page 143, Santa Cruz County Records, thence along said last mentioned boundary South 842 East 1.41 chains to the Westerly boundary of said lands conveved to V. A. Wilcox by deed recorded in Vol.

322 of Deeds, page 143, Santa Cruz County Records; thence along the Westerly boun-darv of said last mentioned lands, South 9 East 9.62 chains to a station on the Northerly side of said. County Highway or Soquel Road, and thence along said road or highway South 79 West 1.30 chains to the place of beginning, containing 1.3 acres, more or less, and "being part of the Decree Quieting' Title, in the name of Donald A. Mac-donald and found of record in Volume 295 of Deeds, page 425, Santa Cruz County Records. Said sale will be made to satisfy the obligation secured by and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in a certain deed of trust executed bv PAUL VENEZIO. to PENNIMAN TITLE COMPANY.

a corporation, as Trustee for CLYDE L. ST. CLAIR, beneficiary, dated June 30th, 1947 and recorded August 5th, 1947 in Vol. 568 of Official Records. Page 485, Santa Cruz County, California, Records, which deed of trust was thereafter, to wit.

on the 21st day of October, 1947, assigned bv said Clyde L. St. Clair to Rittenhouse Building and Investment Association, a corporation, by written assignment, which said assignment of deed of trust was thereafter, to wit, on the 30th day of October. 1947. recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, in Volume 592, naee vm.

Official Records of Santa Cruz County, California: Notice of Breach of said obligation and election to sell said real property was recorded in the Office of the Coun-tv Recorder of said Santa Cruz County on April 13th, 1951, in volume 818 of Official Records, page 285. Dated: August 10th, 1951. PENNIMAN TITLE COMPANY. INC. a corporation, Trustee.

By W. H. PENNIMAN, President. By K. FLOYD WOLFE, Assistant Secretary.

EMMET L. RITTENHOUSE, Attorney for Trustee. Aug. 15-22-29: Sept. 5 412 First National JBanK San Jose 13, California.

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