The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 22

22--SAN MATED TIMES APRIL 3, 1953 AUTOS FOR SALE 4 9 1 AUTOS FOR SALE 49 SPEND OWN A We must make room for more trade-ins on our new 1953 Buicks. All Reconditioned--Guaranteed Cars 1952 SUPER CONVERTIBLE Like new. No. NBA. 1952 SUPER RIVIERA SEDAN Executive car.

No. 308. 1952 SUPER RIVIERA Hard topi Top No. 108B. 1951 SUPER RIVIERA 4-door sedan.

Very low miles. No. 193A. 1951 SPECIAL DE LUXE SEDAN A real a No. 137A.

1950 ROADMASTER RIVIERA Very low milease. No. 286A. 1950 SPECIAL DE LUXE SEDAN Real economy, No. 157A, 1950 SPECIAL SEDANETTE Family car.

No. 113A. 1949 SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN BarRaln buy. No. 426A.

1949 SUPER SEDANETTE Don't miss it. No. 105A. 1948 SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN Honest bargain. No.

401A. 1947 SUPER SEDANETTE Family buy. No. 397B. 1946 SPECIAL DE LUXE SEDAN A real dandy.

No. 411A. 1942 SPECIAL 4-DOOR SEDAN Station car. No. 101B.

These Cars Are Top Quality Throughout. Factory- Installed Extras Include Dynaflow, Heaters and Radios, E-Z-Eye Glass, Clocks, etc. ALL PRICES BELOW MARKET Low Down Payment-Easy Terms OPEN MITES and SUNDAYS at 1220 HOWARD AVENUE RUDD BUICK, INC, "The Peninsula's Largest Buick Dealer" 265 Lorton Ave. DI 3-1810 1220 Howard Ave. Burlingame '50 BUICK Super Sedan DynaHow.

radio, a '49 PONTIAC 4-Dr. Sedan 995 a a i radio, a AUTOS FOK SALE 49 AUIOS FOR "9 '50 FORD Crestliner $1350 O.D., radio and heater. '48 BUICK Conv $995 Super, R. and H. '47 CHEV.

Sport Sedan $695 Fleetline, R. and H. '46 OLDS 4-Dr. Sedan 425 Radio, heater, a a i '49 OLDS "98" Convertible Hydramatic. radio, heater.

Low Bank Terms Open Nights and Sundays RECTOR MOTOR CO. USED CAR DEPARTMENT DI 4-7625 Burlingame RADIO-TEIEVISION 47B So.03 --TELEVISION Wash a a and u-rre. replace blown fuses. Chech ail tubes, vertical anci i a controls, i controls, focus, a ground, a i check for scKind. All above services ren- ciered for J.T.

Any parts necessary to replace, extra. SM'TH FURN. APPLIANCE CO. 215 So. Ell.Mvorth.

S. DI 3-5915 Across street Post Ofiice AUTOS FOR SALE 49 EASTER BARGAINS '50 Stude. Champ. Regal starlite '47 Buick Super Sed. 895 a i shape.

'50 Stude. Comm. $1445 Regal a i a a i '49 Stude V2-T Pkup. 795 '51 Stude Chmp A a i like new. '47 Chev Sed Del.

745 '46 Hudson Super 6 495 '46 Buick Sup. 4 Dr. 695 '45 Dodge 4 Door 695 '50 Stude Chmp. Cp. 995 '47 Stude Champ.

845 '51 Nash Rambler S1695 '43 Nash "600" 595 '40 Stude Comm. 85 MacBRIDE STUDEBAKER DEALER 123 California Drive DI 4-7655 ITS SIMPLE! There ARE only two things that sell used cars: PRICE and CONDITION We have more than our share of both. Over 50 cars to choose from All Makes--All Models PIKE-GRIFFIN YOUR PENINSULA PACKARD DEALER 815 San Mat.eo Dr. DI 3-3974 Open Evenings and Sunday NEW LOW PRICES '46 OLDS Full price S195 a radio, a '41 PONTIAC Sedn't. $125 '42 DODGE SEDAN $95 '48 $495 Clean, heau-r.

a i '48 FRAZER SEDAN $695 Very clean, overdrive, radio, MORE'TO CHOOSE FROM SAN MATEO KAISER-FRAZER 129 California Burl. I 4 I OllR ARE GUARANTEED 6 MONTHS OR 6000 MILES MINTO MOTOR CO. Your i i Ford Dfalcr 101 a i DI 4-2501 S.E.I. WAR51AN TIE3 COPYRIGHT REGISTERED 149) "EXECUTIVE OWNER'S 1952 CADILLAC hy a a i a i a AUTO MART 300 1200 EL CAMINO LYtell 3-4354 BELMONT 149) 1940 CAD. 8 62 Club Coupe.

R. and H. and seat covers. Good a portation and a good buy for only J275. Chas.

De Salvatore PAUL DIBERT CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1585 El Camino, S. Carlos 1951 HENRY J. 2-DOOR SEDAN Light grey In color. Motor in won- condition. Come In and a any reasonable, Tibbs Motor Co.

1100 HOWARD BUHLINGAME OPEN EVENINGS 9 P.M., SUNDAYS (491 1951 BUICK Super Riviera, Hardtop. Immaculate, perfect condition. Best offer over dealers' offer $1900. Ph. DI 3-1541 after 6 p.m.

(49) SMALLCOMB SLASHES See These Terrific Values While They '47 STUDE Champion 4 Overdrive, heater, beige finish. No. P160. '46 HUDSON Super Six 4 Door $395 Blue finish, extra clean. No.

P146. '49 CHEVROLET 4 Door $895 Radio and heater, green finish. No. 13fi. '46 NASH "600" Sedan $295 Blue i i No.

P512A. '51 DODGE Pickup. This is a i i value. No. C161.

'50 FORD 2 Door $895 Black i i seat covers. No. P435A. Over 150 Cars to Choose From Smallcomb Chevrolet "Over 33 Yaars a Chevrolet Dealer" TWO BIG CAR AND TRUCK CENTERS BURLINGAME 21 California Drive DI 4-0439 SAN MATEO 27th El Camino Real FI 5-9365 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P.M. USED CARS 1946 DODGE Custom 4 Door 595 Rndio, heater, i dr, 1952 MERCURY 2-Door Sedan $2195 Like new, 6000 miles.

1949 DODGE Coronet 4 Door $1395 a i 1950 PLYMOUTH Special De Luxe Clb. Cpe $1395 Heater, covers. 1952 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4 Door $1995 Like new. bis i 1938 CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan 195 SiraiBht axle. 1949 PONTIAC 8 Coupe Sedan.

$1395 Radio, heater, a a i 1947 MERCURY Sedan, 695 1951 DODGE -Ton Express $1395 J. E. FRENCH DODGE PLYMOUTH 811 San Mateo Drive, San Mateo DI 4-0559 A WE ARRANGE TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK '46 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 4 Door 395 '50 Chevrolet Styleline Special 2 Door 995 '50 Pontiac Dlx. Chieftain 8 4 Hydra. $1395 '51 Mercury.Club Coupe, $1495 '51 Buick Super 4 Door $1695 McAlister Gives You More McALISTER BURLINGAME CO.

50 California Dr. DI 3-2703 STATION WAGONS DOWN '51 PONTIAC All metal, 3 seat. Very low mileage. '41 PLYMOUTH $195 3 seat. Exceptionally clean tor it's age.

'47 FORD $365 3 seat. Good Hest.pr. Locally i '46 CHEVROLET $332 3 seat. Radio, heater. Runs very good.

Exceptional. COMPARE PRICES COMPARE QUALITY BURLINGAME MOTOR CO. "Your Peninsula Pontiac Dealer'' 2728 El Camino 118 a i San Mateo Bui Ingame Open Evenings 'til 9 Buick 1950 Super Riviera Excellent condition. Original owner. tires, R.

H. DI 4-0'52. '41 EUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR. perfect condition, -S595. 3-04D3 BUICK.

1940. 2-Door Sprx-iKl i i i i Call FI '50 CADILLAC "62 11 4-Door tires. Uio. rear a a peri. 3 r.

DI 4-3774: 211 I i S.M. CADILLAC. '49. 'G2' a cellent condition. French grey Private party.

Phone LY 3-9567. '491 'SJFCADILLAC 60s Fleetwood Sedan, power steering, E-Z-Eye glass. All Cadillac extas. premium ww tires, 1500 miles. Phone DI 4-1208.

I 4 9 i '41 CHEV. AUTOS FOR SALE 49 '48 62 4-Dr. Sedan. Hydramatic. radio.

heater, white tires. An extremely nice car. DI 4-5623 4 3 1950 CHEVROLET De luxe club coupe like new, 25,000 miles radio, heater. S1395. METCALF-MAYER "Where Your Dollar Has More Sense" Lincoln-Mercury Dealer 837 San Mateo Drive.

San Mateo DI 4-7432 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL "9 (49) 1947 CHEVROLET $695. 1312 Maple S. FI 5-4483 149) 1940 CHEVROLET BUSINESS COUPE Reasonable, Ph. FI 5-6377. DE CL.

CPE. i.ic, rruiio. heat ft'. low i 'ike DI 3-5746 4 19n CHEVROLET 2 special de luxe, recently ovc.v. "Miled.

heater. G41 Costa Rica S.M. 1491 '41 CHRYSLER sedan, a i a i i a i plastic seat coders, very clean inside and S395. DI 4-55S" i 4 9 i NEW Chrysler Newport. Bis i count lor immediate sale.

E.T-V ternis arranged. P. O. Box 2-1. Half Moon Bay.

Phone 4982. 4 9 CHRYSLER. 1950 Windsor De in 1951. Many low i clem; private party. Phone DI 3-5573.

No dealers. i 4 9 i '51 Ford Pordomatic. radio, heater, tu-tone paint. Sold 1951. DI 4-5623 FORD "6" 1951 Tudor--Radio, er.

overdrive, one owner, $14'JO, 864 Howe San Mateo. 4 9 i '52 FORD Continental drive, radio, heater, spot, pipei, w- undersluns'. cost 34000. sell $2000 equity for S400 and assume payments. Phone FI 5-0543.

4 9 THIS IS IT! '40 Ford Convertible- New cop, new clutch, recent battery and tires, molded; $245. Phone DI 3-0480. (491 1947 FORD BUSINESS COUPE--Radio, heater. $525. Phone DI 3-6759 evenings or all day Saturday.

(49) '34 I'ORD COUPE Channeled, hydra, brakes, new tires. '47 Mercury engine, heads, headers. Phone DI 3-1731. 4 9 '48 FORD TUDOR SEDAN Radio, heater. Good condition FI 5-7161 3950 COMMODORE "8" HUDSON Radio, heater, overdrive.

Good condition. J1450. 753 Crystal Springs, San Bruno. (49; '52 LINCOLN Capri, hardtop, red and matching all leather Interior. electric seat and window lifta, all accessories.

A real opportunity; under 8000 miles. Phone FI 5-9646. (40) '50 MERCURY SEDAN Lite tan finish, offset with, -white sidewall tires, very clean. We know this car's history. $1695.

METCALF-MAYER "Where Your Dollar Has Mora Sense" Lincoln-Mercury Dealer 837 San Mateo Drive, San Mateo DI 4-7432 41 OPEN EVENINGS 'TH. 9 (49) 1952 Convertible 206 Hobart after 6 P.M. (49) '51 Super lieht grey, tan top, black Interior, like new. Private party, Mr. Tolan, DI 4-5776 4 9 1951 OLDSMOBILE 3-dbor sedan.

Hy- dramatic. U. S. Royal Master tires, low mileage, reasonable. 899 San Mateo Drive, S.M.

(49) OLDS 2-tone blue, 4-dr. sedan. Excel, w-w tires. Lifeguard tubes, R. fog lltes, 26,000 mi.

Original owner; $1795. EM 6-0654. (491 1952 OLDS Super "88" matic. radio, heater, 2-tone, immaculate. Phone EM 6-1405.

(49 WANT A GOOD CAR? 1950 OLDS 88 4 door de luxe, 2 tone, radio, heater, tow mileage. 1 driver, excellent. B. L. Grow.

DI 4-7679 or DI 3-2552. (49) PACKARD Sedan--Orlu. ownerT 42,000 miles, perfect mechanical new paint. Best takes. See Sat.

or Sun, 1214 Oak, S. M. 1491 1950 PLYMOUTH. Spec. De luxe.

dio, 24,000 miles. Excel, condition. Clean. $1295. PI 5-7492 (49) 1.938 PLYMOUTH Business Coupe.

Good condition. Call DI 3-6690 10-2 p.m. (49) 1950 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE 2-DOOR Excellent condition. Original owner. Phone DI 4-0385 4 9 ONE MUST GO! Save $200 on 1947 Plymouth club coupe special de luxe, radio and heater; or buy '40 Ponttac club coupe.

Both clean cars. 726 Fifth San Mateo. 1491 1946 PLYMOUTH De luxe sedan, radio, excel, cond. $650 30 Stanley Burl. 4 9 PONTIAC 6 CONV.

COUPE Radio and heater Excel, cond. $425 PI 5-0388 FOR SALE OR TRADE--PONTIAC "8" 1948 2-Door Sedan--A-l. No dealers. Please call DI 3-9033 eve- nines. 1491 '52 SINGER Roadster, S1350 cash or i sell i p.m., DI 4-0745; evenings, DI 3-2174.

CUSTOM, red leather interior, i heater, spot, immaculate '50 Studebaker Starlight. Priced low for quick, sale. EM 8-0258. I 4 9 i 50 '31 FORD PICKUP 16" wheel, top cond. '36 Dodse PU.

looks a runs Rood, $165 ea. or best DI 3-4363. 150) 1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIVERY Very clean. $1350; private early. 1310 Carlisle i San Mateo.

Ph. DI 3-1641. 1501 CHEVROLET '50 1-ton panel. Radio. 8-ply S1095 Phone JUno 8-0242 (50) DUMP TRAILER ball and socket hitch.

6 ply tires. S125. Call Moss Beach 2011 A 6 p.m. TOO iATE TO CLASSIFY '52 CHEVROLET, Styllne de 4-door sedan. Original owner.

Radio, excellent condition. Phone FI 5-2849. 149' NICE BIG ROOM 1 to one block bus station. Kitchen privileges. 1113 Bayswater, Burlingame.

1261 CANARY AND CAGE, singer; blue and gold a a mynah. young, good talker. Phone OX 7-4531. Vital Statistics The following vital statistics for San Mateo county were compiled today by John A. Brunlng.

clerk: MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED WALKER-PAINTER Ralph Walker. 54, Santa Monica, and Phyllis Annetta Painter. 39. Long Beach. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS FILED BOYLE--Evelyn Marie vs.

Harry Edw a extreme cruelty. CHRISTIAN--Maxine L. vs. A extreme cruelty. HOLTFRETER--Josephine D.

vs. Joseph extreme LECUIT--Bernice vs: a i extreme cruelty. RANDALL--Tess J. vs. Leo extreme cruelty.

INTERLOCUTORY DECREES GRANTED DAHL--Josephine D. from i i a extreme DOTY--Virginia L. from Richard extreme cruelty. ENGEL--GeorKe A. from Rose Mane; extreme cruelty.

FINAL DECREES A ALLEY--Adah A. Russell L. KOTH--Ruby E. from Herbert. LUSTER--Janet from i COMPLAINT FILED BRADLEY--Alma vs.

Jarvis S. PROBATE MATTERS FILED Estate of Romeo Mauvais. alias. deceased. Petition for probste of will and for letters of administra- i i the will annexed.

Value of estate: Exceeds S10.IWO. DEATH" NOTICE SHAW--In San Francisco. A i 1. 1953. H.

Earl Shaw, beloved husband of Pearl M. Shaw; loving father of Harold E. Shaw: brother of William J. Shaw of Hawthorne, a i Charles Shaw of Boono. Iowa and George E.

Shaw of Soulh Gaf i Mr. Shaw has been connected i the following newspapers: The Omaha World-Herald, Omaha Bee and the Bee News: in Lns Anie'ea. Herald-Express, and lr-te i the San Mateo A' member of Capitol lodge No. F. A.

M. of Omaha, I Nebraska Consistory. A. it A. S.

and Tangier temple. A. A. O. N.

M. and a member of Ihe Typo- granhical union. a services Saturday, April 4 1953 at 2 o'clock under the of Forest Hill lodpe No. 534. F.

A. at Ashley Mc- Mu'len's. 4200 Geary Blvd. at Sixth ave San Francisco. I Woodlawn i a Park.

DF V1NCENZI--In San Mateo. April 1 19'" A i De Vincenzi. be- lovDd husband of Dominica i c-iizi of Sun Matft); loving a o'' Louis J. De Vincenzi of San Mateo- of Lorenzo De Vinc 7.1 of Menlo Park and the a j-'hn De i i also survived by i brothers and two sisters Ita'v- an'l several relatives throunn- a i a A member of Pen. insula Social Club, Societa De Mutuo Socorso, Druids.

Ga.lleo Grove. Window Cleaners Associa- i und Scavengers Protective Association of San Francisco. Funeral services will be held Saturday mornins at 9:30 o'clock, at the Chanel of Sneider and Sullivan. 15 North Ellsworth avenue. San Mateo Entombment Italian cemetery.

The rosary will be recited Friday evening at 8 o'clock. San Mateo. April 'J, 1933 Mrs. Beulah M. Makely, beloved wife of Harry L.

Makely of Esn Mateo: loving stepmother of Mrs. Irene Lake of Centerville. Icving sister of Joseph Moore. Mrs. Annie Carter and Mrs.

Clara Neke- fnis of Santa Rosa. Ross Moore of San Mateo. and Mrs. HelMi Makely of Centerville. Va.

Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chapel of Snslder and Sullivan. 15 North Ellsworth avenue. San Mateo. Interment Alta Mesa cemetery, Palo Aito. PI7NERAL BOME Crosby Gray Co.

Diamond 3-5S81 Patterson O'Connell FUNERAL DIRECTORS an. a U-: m. DI A HELPING HAND--Eager GI's reach up to help unload a wounded buddy at an aid station just behind the -front lines. Medic is holding plasma bottle as the precious fluid flows into veins of the badly wounded man. Lull in Korean fighting is giving the United Nations troops time to patch up their wounds if current Communist peace offers prove to be another Kremlin propaganda stunt.

PRISONER EXCHANGE TALKS START-Top United Nations (left) and Communist (right) truce teams face each other at Panmunjom, Korea. They are making arrangements for opening talks on the exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of war. Second man from left is Col. Willard E. Carlock of Galveston, U.

N. senior liaison officer. Others are unidentified. LEGAL NOTICES W. Pennlunn, Attorney TO CREDITORS Xu.

19894 I SCPISRIOR COURT a a i i a in a of. San Mateo. a a Estate A i b. a i a KARL. LOKK.NG, Deceased.

XOT1CK IS I by the undersigned A A C. LOI A i i a i i will a of the a of A a as A a to the creditors of and all persons a i clalrns g-ainst the said deceased, to i i necessary i i i a i i a i of i i i i of the Clerk of. tile i i of the a ol: a i i a in nd for the ol! San Mateo, or same, i necessary i i i a i i a i of this notice, a the a i A A C. L.OKENG, the Law i of WILLIAM A A 220 i A a lateo, a i i a the same helng- he place for the a a i oE the i of said estate. Dated this 2nd day oC April, A.

A A C. LOKEXG, A i i i i i a of the a of A L. LOK also a A Deceased. 1 I A W. A A 20 i A a a a i i a A i i a i i i a First i a i i a Mateo 'lines A i 3.

i 3 i 3, I I 17. 2-1, -May 1. 4 9 9 2 Idler, Khniinn. i McAullfie, A NOTICE TO I No. 19S85 ix THE pi'pKmon COURT of the I a a i i a i a of Sail a I a a 'ED AV.

I also as I a I IS I i A ''R1TCI1AKD I a i a i a a if Jl'JO AV A I also as I I a to the crea- of a a a i a i a i the said a to ile i i necessary -vouch- i i i a irst i a i of i i I i i Clerk tile i of a of a i i a and the of San Mateo, same, i necessary i i i i i i a i i i i i a i a MESSRS. -TELLER. WHITE A I Room TOO. 14 "-omery San Francisco, Calif i a I same i place the a a i of the i of said a Dated i 19Ui day ot March, 1 PPJTCHARD WRIGHT. i i of Last i a a M'.

I also as .1. W. I neceased. A I A I I a a i 4 a i i a A i First i i i i a Mateo i a 'ar. 20.

117. A 3. 10. I (49fi.11 UNUSUAL PBOTOGRAFB Is made as France's Premier Rene Mayer (left) and Ambassador Paul Bonnet smoke pipes during last minute conversation in New York before Mayer sailed for homeland after policy conferences with President Eisenhower. (International) LEGAL NOTICES Mnrcel P.

Biscay, Attorney AOTIC1S TO CHED1TOUS No. 19853 IX THE I COURT of the State a i i a I a of San Mateo. In the a of the a of THERESA A. also a THERESA A I and T. A.

GOUZEXES, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY fllVEX by the i i of the Last i and a of A A. also a THERESA A I GOU- 55ENRS. ami T. A.

deceased, to the i of and all a i cl-iims a i "'lie said deceased, i i i necessary vouchers, i i i a i i a i this i i i Clerk of i a a i i a i a of San Mateo. or the a i necessary vouchers, i i i a i i a i of i i to the said i at the law. i of A P. BISCAY, 3 4 1 a i i a Drive, a a i i a same beiiiff place a action of the i of said estate. Dated this 12th flay March, A.D.

LOUISE OLCESE, i of i and a of A A. OOrZEX'ES. also as THERESA ALICE and T. A. GOU- ZEXES.

Deceased. A P. BISCAY, 341 a i i a i i a a i i a i a A i First i a i i a a i a 1953. 13. 20.

27. Apr. U'53i i I I A I I I I A I 0 1 I SIMiSS I FICTITIOUS NA.MIi Xo. 3 7 3 8 LEGAL NOTICES TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the of San a will receive sealed proposals for the i OFFICE I FOR THE HEALTH WELFARE BUILDING. SAN MATEU, CALIFORNIA.

i i a i and bid forms may be a i at the i of the a i A Redwood i California. Bids a be sealed and filed with a i A Courthouse, Redwood City. a i i a on or before 10:00 A. a April 13, 1953, and i be opened at that time and date. The of San Mateo reserves the i to reject any or all bids.

E. K. SMITH, a i Agent, of San Mateo. i in the San Mateo Times April 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 1953. (4988) C.

Berber. Attorney OTH't TO CUKD1TOHS No. 1S8I51 TOO lATIE TO CLASSIFY Easter Bargain In Burlin'Tame--This sturdy 5-rm. eomp'etfMy i i a attracLive yard enclosed AND a rear apt. bringing in $35 month income.

$10,500 K. E. PAUL CO. 1419 Burlineame Ave. DI 3-5639 jEvenlng DI 4-8225 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APT, garage and electric washer.

Phone DI 3-5437 after 6:30 p.m. LARGE ROOM; twin beds, priv. bath and entrance: clos.e to transportation add downtown San Mateo. DI 4-0025 mornings or after 5 p.m. (261 HELP WANTED--Protestant to care for small child.

Working mother. Simple household duties: 5 day week. Box 610, S. M. Times.

9 i SEWING MACHINE--Kenmore console, model 95. All attachments inc. buttonhole and zlzzag. Like new. S135, cosh or terms.

FI 5-5934. 1.41) SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER Airport management. Interesting varied employment in pleasant environment; 5-day week: $240-5300. Apply room 212 domestic passeuscr terminal, San Francisco Airport. 10-INCH TV SET--Table model, new picture tube, $60 complete revolving TV stand.

Phone Diamond 4-4934. (47B1 RABBITS each. PI 5-1755. 770 27th. Avenue.

San Mateo. (37 KNOW ALL MEX BY THESE the i P. E. A i a my a in is P. L.

A and a my place i dence is A i Road, wood City, a i i a a 1 am a a i i in Slate a i i a i i i i a and of I a 1 am the sole and i ol' said i a a said business is a i on and my i i a place of i ness said a is i a at 650 Avenue, Redwood Citv, a i i a IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have set my a this 18th day of March. 1953. I SUPERIOR COURT of the a of a i i a in and for the of San Mateo. I the a of the Estate A W. SOMilERS, Ie- IS HEREBY GIVEN" by the i Administratrix of the a of BRADFORD W.

SOMM deceased, creditors of and all persons having claims a a i the said deceased, to file i necessary vouchers, i i i after first i a i of i notice, in the i of the Clerk of the Superior of the State of California, in and for the of San Mateo, or the same, i the necessary vouchers, i i six months a the i i a i of this i to the said MARY R. SOMM A i i a i EARL C. Attorney at Law, 85 Post San Francisco 4, California same being- the place for the a a i of the business of said a Dated i 18th day of March, A. MARY R. SOMMERS, Aflminig- I Estate of BRADI Ti'O AV T- 8ii Post Street, San Francisco 4, California, A for Administratrix.

1 I i 5 Mar. 20, 3. 1953. (4969) STATE' OF CALIFORXIA ss. County of San Mateo On this 18th day of March in the year one a nine and i before me.

DOROTHY A CACCAMO. a Notary Public in and for the said County of San Mateo. State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared P. E. PALMER, to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within i and, acknowledged to me that he executed th ix sa wiTXESS W'HEREOF i have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal in the County ot San llateo.

the day and year in this certificate first above written. (Seal) DOROTHY A. CACCAMO, Notary Public in and for the County of San Mateo, State of California. (Endorsed)--Filed i office of the County Clerk of San Mateo County. March 18.

1953. JOHN A. BRUNING, Clerk. By Gertrude M. Stevenson, Deputy Clerk.

Published in the San Matoo Times March 20. 27. April 3, 10, 1953. (4964-) Site of the World Famous CATACOMBS (MAUSOLEUM) Locations in. thit bemutifol sanctuary we pYiced within the deans of all.

Our endow. ment fund of over two million your investment. A FAITNi COUMMIMM. CoJma Matao Cemtv.CmHf.