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SHOP IN GREATER SANTA CRUI 10 Santa Cruz Sentinel-News Thursday, April 3, 1952 Peter Jenkins Is Aboard USS Katmai Corporal Tyree At Keesler Base Los Gatos Man Found Dead In Truck In Nevada Hooper9s Movie Report Eureka Is Only Place In State Reporting Rain San Francisco, April 3 W) --Rainfall reported by the U.S. weather bureau for 24 hours ended at 4:30 p.m. yesterday: Eureka .05. Others reported no rain. Water Supply Is Problem In South African Settlement Where Philip Laverty Family Serves I 1 TRADING AREA BUCEi'S WATCH REPAIR SHOP Palomar Arcade Phone 5106-W NOTHING TO SELt BUT SERVICB Written Guarantee with Every Rtpab Established tine 1948 A Frenchman said, "Thert are no plain women; there are only women who have not yet learned to be pretty!" And women who use STAR OLIVE OIL know that there is no such thing as a dull meal that STAR will lend distinction to the simplest dish and make it interesting.

This pure, light oil, so delicious as a salad oil, a cooking oil, a sauce base, accents the natural flavors of foods, never overwhelms them. For your Easter salad make it norfonf 'xxrlttl stir nitVE OIL. One taste, and you'll always use STAR! o7 FUN WITH FOOD A Regularly Advertised Feature Start Easter Sunday on a bright note with a big glass of TEA GARDEN GRAPE JUICE for everybody TEA GARDEN is the jujfe of sweet, plump Concord grapes, full-strength, nothing added, because with this good grape juice, nothing else is needed for a superlative drink with that fresh-from-the -grape flavor. Many households make a daily habit of TEA GARDEN GRAPE JUICE, not only at breakfast, but right around the clock. For economy buy the big, 46-ounce can that holds 16 servings! By Steele Hooper Judging by the reviews, the only novelty in "Bugles In The After-noon is the fact that Ray Milland, star of "Lost Weekend" and other sophisticated productions, is featured in a typical Western.

This cavalry-versus-lndians movie which is playing at the Del Mar Theater, is filled with action and beautiful scenery, but has a plot as old as Hollywood itself. The story has Milland as a cavalry officer stripped of his rank in the 1870s because of Hugh Marlowe, another officer. Milland heads west, re-enlists as a private, tinds himself under Marlowe's command. Thfi lattpr'c Victo land is intensified when the soldier fell in love with Marlowe's girl Helena Carter. The Sioux are on warpath, so Marlowe sends Milland on every dangerous mission, hoping he will be killed.

uTA New York Times observes that "a good, lusty battle sequence with the two enemies taking time out for one of their own closes the film, but not before "Bugles In The Afternoon" has already hitten the dust and hard A generally unimaginative scenario retelling an already time-worn tale, has been poked along with such leaden pretentiousness that this film should be given back to the Indians. But judging by the expressions of the contributing Sioux, they want no part of it." However, Boxoffice asks: "What matters it that the story is as full of cliches as a political speech? There's action, excitement, spectacle, gore, villainy and romance enough to gladden the hearts of derring-do devotees." Newsweek says: "Taking the good with the ridiculous and adding Technicolor this is a serviceable melodrama." Variety: "Average outdoor action feature." Cleveland Plain Dealer: "Fair escapist entertainment." Pretty much everyone agreef that Milland and Marlowe are more than adequate, that Forrest Tucker scores a triumph as a blustering Irish sergeant, but that Miss Carter talks and acts like a city slicker instead of a pioneer. Age group recommendation For those over 11 years old. ASSEMBLYMAN HURT Sacramento, April 3 W) Assemblyman Robert L. Condon, walnut Creek, was injured slightly last night when he slipped and feil in the capitol.

He was treated at the emergency hospital for facial bruises. On a chilly Spriijg evening; what's finer than a big, steaming bowl rJi hiJs of clam chowder? "smow iam chuwije.k, answer the experts, "it's chock-full of clams!" It is, too wonderful Eastern clams, brought to the Pine Point, Maine, plant by SNOW'S own fishing fleet, and turned into a rich and fragrant concoction to just heat and serve. Easter dinner memo: SNOW'S MINCED CLAMS, packed in their own pure juice for quick, delightful hors d'oeuvres and fish cocktails! Garlic odor will not cling to knives and cutting boards they are rinsed in cold water, then washed in hot, soapy water. i Wondering what dessert to have on Easter day? Why not choose simple-to-make, lovely-to-look-at, old-time favorite for this great family holiday? Custard Blanc Mange, light and springlike, with an Easter hat of whipped cream and shredded coconut? Make it with ARGO CORN STARCH, as good cooks have made dessert for many, many years directions right on the box! Cream pie, custards, gravies, fruit sauces. Clifford E.

Tyree Corporal Clifford E. Tyree is now at Keesler air force base at Biloxi, where he is taking advanced technician training. For the last nine months he has been stationed at Norton air force base, San Bernardino. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Tyree, 504 Pacheco avenue, and has been in the air force since July, 1950. He was graduated from Santa Cruz High school in 1948 and before enlisting was employed at Ebert's store. Larry Zolezzi Returns From Naval Service After 18 months in the armed forces, Larry Zolezzi has returned to work at the Purity store on Lincoln street, it was announced today by Manager Cliff Meidinger. Meidinger also announced that Jerry Sitton, assistant manager of the store for the past six months, has been promoted to inventory department for the district in Salinas, where he will be assistant to the district manager. He will replaced at the local store by Ed Johnson.

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Phone 3020. any time of day II. L. Bergstrom 19 Years Local Representative Santa Cruz 114 Acadia Ave. i Ysx I children is to keep them from drinking the tap water for all the water must be boiled before drinking it.

We are attempting to develop a better water supply, but the rainy season has stopped us for the moment. we are fortunate to have water, for an agricultural station just three miles away has very" little. "We expect to have electricity in the near future. All houses are! wired and the lines are up, and now we are waiting for the generator plant which we thought would be here by this time. However, there seems to have been some mistake in the shipment, and it has not arrived.

"At present we are living in a single officers' quarters while our own home Is being built. It is going to be a lovely, large house containing three bedrooms, dining room, living room, kitchen, pantry, bath, -front veranda, back porch, and a large yard for flowers and a vegetable garden. The house is being plastered on the outside. We are still waiting for some windows and piping to be shipped. "We have about 180 students there are about 130 boys and girls and most of them board here.

They have regular school studies and learn how to do manual work. Every class includes in its daily schedule a half -hour of religious instruction. "All songs and meetings are in the Citonga language and we look forward to the Sunday evening services when all the European officers of the institute and hospital get together for an hour of worship. We find the need of Christ is very great among the Africans, and the opportunity to lead them to Christ is also great, for they are truly living in a land of darkness. "We like our appointment very much and find that there is plenty to do from morning to night.

Major Kine is attending the Staff College. At present most of the officers are on furlough, and 'this leaves us numerous duties to attend to. "When we first arrived we missed the fresh, vegetables, but are now getting some from our own little garden. "Fresh vegetables are very scare here, and as far as canned vegetables are concerned, you can get corn and peas and that's about all. So you see a little garden means a great deal to us.

We have adjusted ourselves to the food here, although PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF' SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND FERSONAL PROPERTY LOCATED THEREON Wo. 12.057 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Person and Estate of JANE C. WHIPPLE, also known as JANE CATHERINE WHIPPLE, An incompetent person. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Guardian of the person and estate of JANE C.

WHIPPLE, also known as JANE CATHERINE WHIPPLE, an incompetent person, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash and subject to confirmation bv said Superior Court, on Tuesday, the 15th day of April, 1952. at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. or af ten said day at the law offices of EMMEl L. RIT-TENHOUSE.

Room 4. Riltenhouse Building, in the City of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz. State of California, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Jane C. Whipple, also known as Jane Catherine Whipple, an incompetent person, in and to that certain real property described as follows, to wit: SITUATE in the City of Santa Cruz. County of Santa Cruz, State of California, and described as follows BEGINNING at a point in the Northerly line of an alley 10 feet wide 34 feet Westerly from the Southwest corner of Lot of C.

H. Templeman, as described in Deed recorded in Volume 301 of Deeds, at Page 305, Santa Cruz County Records, and running thence Northwesterly and paraHel with the Westerly line of said lot of Templeman and 34 feet Westerly thereof 62' feet, a little more or less, to the Southerly line of Park Street; thence Southwesterly along the said line of Park Street to the Easterly line of Rincon Street, as widened; thence Southerly along the last named line to the Northerly line of said 10 foot alley; and thence Easterly along said iine of said alley 42 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. TOGETHER with one small lot of miscellaneous household furnishings situate and being located on said above described real oropertv and used in connection therewith belonging to said estate or in which said estate has any right, title, share or interest. Bids or offers are invited for said property and must be in writing, and will be received at the law offices of Emmet L. Rittenhouse, Room" 4, Ritten-house Building.

Santa Cruz, California, attorney for said Guardian, or mav be filed with the Clerk of the said Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the Countv of Santa Cruz, or delivered to the said guardian personally at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of said sale. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash lawful money of the United States of America, ten per cent of the purchase price to be naid on dav of sale, balance on confirmation of sale bv the Court: title expense to be borne by th purchaser. Dated: March 28th. 195? WALTER R. BETTENCOURT, Guardian.

EMMET L. RITTENHOUSE. Attorney for said Guardian. March 30 to April 13 Reno. April 3 (iP The body of James R.

Ensminger of Los Gatos, was found yesterday in a yellow truck about eight miles south of Reno on the Reno-Carson highway. William Driscoll, Washoe coun ty deputy sheriff, said that the Calif ornian apparently had com mitted suicide a shotgun was found on the running board of the truck. The deputy said Ensminger apparently Bad tucked the muzzle of the gun wider his chin and then jerked the trigger. No notes or other communica tions were found. Driscoll said Ensminger had not been dead long when he was found.

Files Notice Changing Name Amended articles of incorpora tion of Santa Cruz Chapter No. 52, Disabled American Veterans of World War, changes the name to Santa Cruz Chapter No. 52, Disabled Veterans. The new name was filed yesterday. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "Give Johnnie two full minutes to answer.

It's lunch time and he'll have his mouth full!" complete more calls if you give your friends plenty of time to answer Pacific Telephone. it or fend you one. nM' ft I Peter Jenkins Seaman Peter Jenkins sails today for Far Eastern waters aboard the USS Mount Katmai. He has been in the navy since last October and has been training at San Diego and Vallejo. The son of Mrs.

Charles Pearce, 1211 Water street, Jenkins is a 1950 graduate of Santa Cruz High school. Before enlisting he was employed by the Hughes Aircraft factory at Culver City. Petition Asks Termination Of Homestead Title A petition filed yesterday in the superior court in the estate of Carl Lemon, deceased, asks that homestead rights in parcels of his prop-perty be set aside and transferred to the surviving widow, Dagmar Schmidt Lemon. The property, appraised at $9500, includes a parcel of 10 acres on the Eureka Canyon road and a second parcel of 80 acres. Trial Date Asked For Damage Suit The superior court has been asked to set the date for the trial of the damage suit brought by Rose Rawlings against Daisy Soper, in which the plaintiff seeks $16,091.

A jury trial is asked. It is estimated the trial will last two days. The collision which resulted in the suit occurred September lfj, 1951, on the Santa Cruz-Los -Gatos highway. TITLE CHANGE ASKED A petition to terminate joint tenancy was filed in the estate of Harold R. Cross, who died March 29, 1952.

The petitioner is Margaret Cross, represented by Attorneys J. Frank Murphy and Eugene J. Adams. The property is in the Sayles tract. There are 10 species of skunk in the Americas.

it is very different to that which we were accustomed to at home. But be assure we are eating well and are happy, indeed. "We have not received part of our freight as yet and have had word that two of our crates were broken." START TALKING, rv 'M IT'S (5 NICKEL tfes, it's your nickel that won't even buy a phone call these days, but you'll start talking anyway about the number of nickels you can save on building materials at Universal Supply Co. EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT Assorted Colors (Best Quality) 84.00 per gal. or SI.

15 per qt. 14x24 MEDICINE CABINETS 12" GALV. PIPE 21-ft. joints, per joint $8.30 $3.15 3A" GALV. PIPE $0 QQ 21-ft.

joints, per joint OuZfif BARBED WIRE 12'2 gauge, 2-pt. OC per 80-rod spool SCREEN DOOR $1 QC GUARDS, each COPPER SCREEN 38" wide (limited supply) Cflc lineal foot JU 30-gal. Rebuilt WATER HEATERS (1 year guarantee) CRAB.GIIASS CONTROL all taste better when made with Here's a luncheon quickie slice hard-cooked eggs in a nest of CHUN KING CHOW MEIN NOODLES; top with hot mushroom soup. It's just one of the many, many ways you can use these crispy-good fried noodles delicious with the fine CHUN KING ORIENTAL FOODS, with creamed foods or "as-is" on the snack tray. Best of all CHUN KING CHOW MEIN NOODLES cost just one cent, when you buy a can, oi I'Hia KING CHOW MEIN at the same time! Made with fresh eggs they stay sweet and crisp.

April poets may disregard the VYv weather, but the VMs rest of us know that Vitamin is all-important now. So a re-minder: put BRIARDALE SOLID PACK TOMATOES on the shopping list! A casserole of these firm, red tomatoes is a quick and easy salad substitute, and they may be used freely in sauces, stews. The lack of good drinking water and electricity are problems at Cikankata Institute in Northern Rhodesia, Africa, where Senior-Captain and Mrs. Philip Laverty of the Salvation Army and their three small children went last year. Laverty is the son of Mrs.

Alice Laverty of 121 Keystone avenue, a brother of Kay of 207 Alhambra avenue and of Robert of 735 17th avenue. He was a grandson of the late Philip Hynes, who was a city councilman here. A sister is an officer in the Salvation Army in Oregon and he also has aunts who have served as officers in the organization. A letter from the young couple states: "As we docked in Capetown, Major Whittmore gave us a cheery welcome and helped us with the customs, etc. We spent the night in Capetown and left the next evening for Mazabuka.

"Of course, the trains here are very different from the trains at home, but we have become acus-tomed to them as well as to the way of living. "After traveling five days we arrived at Mazabuka only to, discover that we still had 40 miles to go before reaching the Cikankata Institute. "The roads here aren't very wonderful. At times when it rains, it is impossible to get out. "Our only problem with the PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and ior the County of Santa Cruz.

In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA N. RIJ1ER, Deceased. Notice is hereby given, that Walter R. Bettencourt, administrator with will annexed of the estate of Anna N. Rimer, deceased, will sell private sale, in one parcel, to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on or after the 14th day of April, 1952, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Anna N.

Rimer, deceased, at the time of her death in and to the real property hereinafter described, and all the right, title, and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired, "other than or in addition to that of said decedent, at the time of her death, of, in, and to that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the City of Santa Cruz. County of Santa Cruz. State of California, and more particularly described as follows, BEGINNING at the Northeasterly corner of Chestnut Avenge and Maple Street, formerly called Yreka Street: thence along the Easterlv side of Chestnut Avenue Northerlv 50 feet to a station: thence leaving Chestnut Avenue and parallel with the-Northerly side of Maple Street Easterlv 80 feet to a station cn the Westerly boundary of the lands formerly of Ellen Perry: thence along said last mentioned boundary Southerly 50 feet to the Northerly side of Maole Street: formerly called Yreka Street: thence along the Northerly side of Maple Street, formerly called Yreka Street, Westerly 80 feet to the place of beginning. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, lawful money of the United States; ten (10) per cent of the purchase monev to be paid at the time of sale; balance cn confirmation of sale. Deeds and abstract at the expense of the purchaser.

The purchaser to assume the pavment of. and take the property purchased by him subject to, all the state and county taxes, and all assessments of whatsoever name or nature, which are now or may become hereafter chargeable to or a lien against the property purchased by him. All bids or offers must be in writing, end may be left at the office of W. A. Dean.

attorney for said executor, Courthouse Annex. Santa Cruz. California, or may be delivered to said administrator with will annexed personally in said County of Santa Cruz, or may be filed in the office of the clerk pf this Court, at anv time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale Dated this dv of March 1952 WALTER P. BETTENCOURT. Administrator with wPl annexed of the estate of Anna N.

Rimer deceased. W. A. DEANS. Attorney for said executor.

March 26 to April 9 MUSTN'T LAUGH By W. H. White Remember the old time vaude-" ville shows? Ee- member the com-1 ics? Irish comirs, lai uerman comics. Jewish com- and Swede com- p-V- ics, each of themS JJf getting his laushsi 7. and ridiculins his- racial or nation-? al chararteri tics? And nobody got mad.

Nobody got his feelings hurt. Everyone laughed and bought tickets for the next week's show. Today each of these erouos has its committees and its staffs of lawyers ready to take off and jump on anyone who pokes the least bit of fun at any race or any calling. I wonder what has made us so ridiculously sensitive what has given us the idea that we are too good to be kidded. It seems, sometimes, we are becoming a nation of paranoiacs, going around with our feelings sticking out like antennae, waiting for someone to hurt them so we can feel picked on and abused 2nd can go somewhere and have a good cry and write letters to the editors and the FCC about it Life isn't as real and earnest as all that.

It does us good to be laughed at, cartooned, ridiculed. It punctures our inflated egos and makes us easier to live with. Next week, Mr. White of White's Mortuary will comment on "Tracing Back." ARGO CORN STARCH. "Five luscious fruits in sweet cahoots" are marching proudly in the Easter Food Parade, this year! Many homemakers ar planning their Easter dinner menus around LIBBY'S FRUIT COCKTAIL five fruits sparkling in a delectable syrup Chilled and touched with lim juice or Sherry, this jewel-lik fruit cocktail makes a refreshing start for a meal or per-.

haps you like to serve It as a molded salad or dessert. Put LIBBY'S FRUIT COCKTAIL high on your shopping list I Good mixers are ever welcome especially at where WESTLAKE TUNA shines this light, sweet tuna is such a friendly food; costs so littl money, gives so much life to salads and hot dishes a just- right choice, for Lent. And at Easter remember WESTLAKE TUNA and hard-cooked eggs ar a winning team. This will be a "cotton" Spring according to fashion editors; bright, washable cottons are be-a ing shown for all-day and evening wear. You will want to keep these pretty dresses and cotton suits fresh and clear-toned.

So here's a hint wash them just as you would any other cottons or linens with CLOROX. If bleaches white cottons and linens snowy-white, brightens fast colors, removes stains, deodorizes and makes linens sanitary. And CLOROX is free from caustic, extra-gentle. Follow label for perfect results. Try a mixture of paprika and cinnamon in a sweet potato dish delicious! 1 Hi, Mom, how about taking a night off? Come out of the kitchen let Dad and Daughter take over the job of supper.

They can't cook? Yes they can the HORMEL way; HORMEL CHILI CON CARNE needs only heating for eating! Other menu items suggeseted for "Mom's night off" are equally easy Brown'n Serve rolls, hearts of lettuce, carrot sticks, packaged pudding. It's a fail-proof, budget-easy meal spicy HORMEL CHILI CON CARNE WITH BEANS costs just 20 cents a serving! A. -i I ECONOMICAL a 4 about 1,200 sq. ft. 1 GET ORTHO ere aim For Easter give those prized antiques and that worn-looking furni ture a beauty treatment with O'Cedar DRI-GLO! All the furniture in the average house, and all th porcelain, metal and tile surfaces, too, can have a holiday face-lift with just 1 bottle of this wonderworking, non-oily polish.

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Marie Antoinette wore potato-flowers in her hair, and set a Court fashion. "Bright as an Easter bonnet!" What a wonderful way to look, and what a wonderful way to feel And now lucxy is the woman who has learned that thanks to KOTEX she can always enjoy the confidence and peace of mind that go with Easter fashions and the sleek, spring line! It's so true, that with KOTEX, made to retain fit and comfort for hours, there is never th shadow of a doubt. Because of this no wonder will be glad to rent more women choose KOTEX than all other sanitary napkins. lb. box of ORTHO Crab Grass Killer treats CRAB GRASS KILLER TODAY! LEARN HOW PRAYER CAN HEAL YOU Learn how bodily are healed, how personal and financial problems are solved, through understanding prayer as taught in Christian Science.

Attend A FREE LECTURE entitled "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE REVELATION OF TRUE SAFETY" By Frank C. Ayres, C. of Indianapolis, Indiana Member of the Board of lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts SUNDAY, APRIL 6 3 p.m. in Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium Church and Center Streets First Church of Christ, Scientist, Santa Cruz Cordially Invites You to Attend Cats and dogs seldom sea eye to eye on anything, but there's point on which they both agree: OLD ENGLISH DOG AND CAT FOOD! Good, healthful ingredients go into this fine pet food; sound meat, cereals, vegetables, prepared under careful supervision, make it an excellent daily diet for both dogs and cats. And there's almost a pound of savory food in every thrifty can of OLD ENGLISH.

When you shop for your pet, watch for the collie and the happy rSh cat. OLD ENG- lvmUtLCr able as its sturdy Spring Is here; Easter's just around the corner. Soon, folks will be dropping in to share the joyous season. One pleasant compliment you can pay your guests and your family and yes, yourself, too! is to choose CHIFFON FACIAL QUALITY BATHROOM TISSUE when you shop. This is the extra soft bathroom tissue with double-ply quality.

If you like fine things, you'll want CHTFFON FACIAL QUALITY BATHROOM TISSUE. Note to busy homemakers: take home several rolls from your grocer. 20 GARDEN DEPARTMENT 1142 Soquel Avenue Santa Cruz, Calif..