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JUNE 16, 1940. PART I. JO SUNDAY MORNING. Typical Artistic Forgeries Exhibited CAMBRIDGE June 15. counterfeit work, in painting, Ontario Premier Contracts Pneumonia ST.

THOMAS (Ont.) June 15. (U.R) Premier Mitchell Hepburn of Ontario has developed bron chial pneumonia, his physician said today. Holding Pay Checks of State Employees Hit in Opinion Atty. Gen. Warren Holds Personnel Board Went Beyond Authority in Row Over Liquor Officer Chinese Assert Regaining of City Taken by Japanese Report Says Aim of Gigantic Counteroffensive Is Complete Annihilation of Invaders at River scupture and metal working.

In many cases the genuine objects are not distinguished by label from the forgeries and the observer is asked to judge for (U.R) Typical art forgeries are being shown alongside original master works in an exhibit at Harvard University's Fogg Museum of Art. The display includes more than 70 genuine and Senator Raps War Politicians Third Party Forecast by Johnson if Nation's Isolation Threatened WASHINGTON, June 15. (P)- AUCTION A SACRAMENTO, June 15. (U.P.) HONGKONG, June 15. Atty.

Gen. Warren held today that the State Personnel Board crossed the Han River, Is in full swing, with the Chinese regaining much ground lost in the Japanese drive toward Ichang. Chinese dispatches reported today the recapture by the Chinese METfiOPOU TIOIERSI wm exceeded its authority in hold c.in hat Prodrinnt Tfnnspvelt ine up the pay checks of 336 Board of Equalization has voted to support any of its employees in bringing suit for their salary in the case the pay roll is not approved immediately. Warren said in his opinion, addressed to Dixwell Pierce, secretary of the Board of Equalization, that "the action of the Personnel Board in withholding certification of the pay roll sched Japanese dispatches, giving a far different picture of the battle, said that Japanese troops, in co-operation with warplanes, had backed about 15 Chinese di of the city of Tangyang about 40 miles northwest of the Yangtze River treaty port of Ichang which the Japanese took early this week. These reports said that a Chinese offensive, aimed at annihilation of all Japanese who had ij on.na 'Board of Equalization emplojrees "holds up to bitter scorn anyone Qf dispute w-h who dares to think in terms of iaRcncy ovcr classification of an isolation," Senator Johnson liquor control officer.

declared tonight that mil-j The personnel agency has re-lions of people will form a third fused certify the pay roll of. 1 ithe entire alcoholic beverage di- Don't Forget THE AMERICAN RED CROSS AUCTION TON HOUSE GALLERIES 29G9 Wilshirc Rlvcl. and Juns 18th. 9th 20th. Inspiction, 2 p.m.

Auction 8 p.m. visions into bases in the vicinity of Ichang. ules for all employees of the REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS' party unless cuner me ucmo- totflI1 mQn hm $50 i alcoholic beverage division your board because of claimed irregularities with respect to one crats or Republicans nominate a ooo, because the Equalization Presidential candidate "who Is 'Board refused to promote Liquor not an interventionist." Officer George A. Daly to the nt pos on of liquor control chief, Johnson, a supporter of Sen- ntomhDr person is without warrant or au thority in law." Bungalow, Altadina Tuesday, June 18, 1 p.m. 105 West WOODBURY Rood, Alto, deno.

5 Rooms, Like New, Modern, Corner Lot. To Highest Bidder over $2980 encumbrances. Clear. Lot North Hollywood June 17th 1 p.m. 6711 RADFORD Street.

(3 blki, West Lonkershim, ond Sa. of Van Owen). No Price) limit to Highest Bidder. Free end Clear. Far Cash.

COINSICXilIEIVT AUCTIOIV on behalf of ABSENTEE IMPORTER ABROAD Here's a dramatic atnry that will ator Wheeler (D.) for the! Th division checks usu. be right down the middle for you dog lover and everyone else ally are distributed about the 10th of the month and today was the final day allowed by law for paying State employees. The Read "Xo riare for a Dog" in This Week Magazine with next Sunday Item will ouetioned from United Stotti Presidential nomination, said in an address prepared for radio delivery (M.B.S.) that both parties will adopt platform planks paying "lip-service to peace" but Times. 0 Bungalow Bell Gardens, 6830 Adamson Ave. JUNE 222 P.3I.

(from Gage and Eastern Ave. South 2 Blocks, East 4 Blocks to Adamson, then that they will "not be worth the to AUCTION). Double Lot appr. 92x135 Dandy Bungalow Family Fruit Or- chard. No price limit over encumbrances of oppr.

$990. and costs. Free clear. paper upon which they are writ ten." I NO. 5052, ENTRY, NO.

9262 Entire shipment released by and received (rem United States Custom House June II, 1940, consisting prinr oily of Wheeler recently told the Sen 1 vf IP Ir, In the Matter of the Estate of HARRIET A. BREESE, Deceased. Sellini tm 1 MM. Prices. Let's hava your listing.

Ouick Cash ate that he will "break with the Democratic party if it becomes a "war party." Wheeler added that he will support no candidate Antique who he believes is seeking to mare lead the country into war. "NaturalJv," Johnson asserted "I hope and pray that the Demo cratic party will be the peace party. Naturally, I pray that it will name a candidate in whose hands the peace of this republic AUCTION SALES Under This Heading To Be Conducted By Members of Lot Angelei Auctioneers' Association. will not be in doubt. But if the Democratic party fails to do Its duty and makes the mistake of FURNITURE and OBJETS d'ART TO BE SOLD BY THE PIECE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS MONDAY TUESDAY VEDHESDAY THURSDAY JUNE 17-18-19-20 EVENINGS ONLY 8:00 P.M.

-AT 7161 BEVERLY KOULEVARD (I Block Weit et Brae) nominating an lnterventionis; Sals of tha following personal property belonging to th above-Estate having been approved by the Superior Court, I will sell the FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, RUGS and MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS From this Estate Formerly used In the magnificent 10-room Palm Drive home in Beverly Hills by her and her late husband, that lovable character actor of the stage and screen, 'EDMUND BREESE for the office of Tresidcnt, so far Don't Forget the AMERICAN RED CROSS AUCTION TOWN HOUSE GALLERIES 2969 Hilshlrc Blvd. Wed. June 18th, 19th 20th Inspection P.M. Auctions P.M. as I am concerned, my country will come before my party." W.

C. O'Connor Auction COUNTRY ESTATE Art Made Available to Nation's Museums ARMOUR OGDEN at NEW YORK. June 15. (P) AUCTION 11 II To surmise the likelihood of onother sole of this momentous significonce in the neor or distant future is impossible under present conditions. You have only to read today's headlines to judge for yourself.

Therefore, this offering ot auction of rare antiques unusual in the extreme may never ogam be duplicated. Catalogue upon request. All dates ore opproximate. DEALERS, DECORATORS AND THE PUBLIC INVITED Reversing its former procedure under the guidance of its new director, Francis Henry Taylor, the Metropolitan Museum of Art will make virtually all its modern American paintings available to other museums and educational institutions of the coun THURSDAY, JUNE 2010:30 A.M. 1130 Lower Axuso Rd.

No. El Monte Pirettiont: From Lot Anarlrt nn Valley Bh-tt. la Rotemead then i mitt i'oet to property, (Coat 1, mdt to Loner Aiuta, In try. About. r00 paintings will be on the new loan list, approxi Few Items Chosen nt Ilnmlom From Consular Invoice 1 mately half of them painted since 19(10 in America.

Tlie others are works of older American and of reek Rd.) MAI ISTATI Commerelal Aero, hlhl l.nd.e.nerl. Moiltm mom horn llvln, mom flnlehed In knotty pine with ler. Rre. place. J-eer raie and servants cot R.rheoiie Pit, Sunken Rom Cardan, Klddin' Playground, Rock and Cae.

tin Carrions, Cltrua and Dtolduoul Fruit Treee. Tm Chlckan Mount, Lawni, PlneM Ot Flowarinf thraba and Tim. TERMSi an raal e.toto US at tlma at eale, eilence an eompletlen at FURNISHINGS (to oe mM b'l th pie ft) Nearl, ntw Farm House style lurnl. tura canmtlnt In parti Oavanportt, Ooca.ional Chalra, Coffee Tablaa, Floor and Table Lamps, Datk. 10-pe, Olnine, Room lulta.

Chain with Leather Seats and Hacks. Oraan Pen. hie Wmt Rug 1I15 and 12HS. Small throw rum, Mapla Twin Bad-room Suite, Mapla Bunk Bada. Wei.

nut Twin Bedroom Suita. Rnpar Con aola Oaa Ranga, larga Frlgldalra, aomplata China, lllvarwara, Oiihaa, Utamili, ata. PORCH AND PATIO FURNITURE Barbacua Aeeesaorloe, European artists. Applications; for exhibitions will be received Sept. 1.

aieraw Angel of Ava 168 Pr. Chandeliers, France, 1820. 149 pr. Cheliea Boxes, England, 1820. 174 Reading Table, France, 1820.

178 18-piece Tea Set. England. 1820. 179 Brasa Dogger, France, 1810. 183 Pr.

Porcelain France. 1820. 189 Grandfather. Clock, France, 1750. 195 Pr Sevree Franco, 1820.

204 Pe, Bronte Stotuettet, Franc, 1820. 207 Opelina Drinking Set. France, 1810. 208 Pr. Bronte Wall Franc, 1120.

212 Faience Bagpipe. France, 1790. 21 4 Pr. Prints. Fronee.

1790. 215 Pr. Porcelain Platters. China, 1810. 223 Pr.

Porcelain Lamps, Holland, 1820, 248 Louis XV Screen, France. 1790. 249 Copper Cottee Roaster, France, 1820. 252 Pr. Cloisonne Andirons, France, 1820, 258 Pr.

Hammered Pewter Lamp. France, 1110. 263 Threo-tier Toble. France. 1820.

286 Pr. Canfo Tables, England, 1810. 295 Pr, Ivory Miniatures, England, 1810. 304 Pr, Figures Dresden. 1820.

307 Porcelain Centerpie Franc, 1120. 310 Commode, Frence, 1820. 312 Jardiniere. France, 1810. 323 rwiibwoifer Franc, 1820.

325 P- Angeh. Dre.den, 1820. 328 10-piece Doll Service, France. It Bronte fire Screen, Prance, 1820. 20 Pr.

Opaline Vein, Prance, 1 BIO. 21 Pr. Porcelain Prance, 1820. 23 Pr. Porcelain Scent France, 1820.

27 Pr. fiqurei, Ore.den. 1820. II Mirror England. 1810.

35 Glait Coupe. France, 1820. Solon Suite, France, 1820. 39 Pr. Porcelain Doai, England, 1810.

44 Rosewood Kidney De.k, France, 1810. 47 Pr, Wedgwood England, 1820. 63 Pr. Porcelain Franc, 1820. 64 Horn Cottee Mill, France.

1800, 64 Domino Table, France, 1820. 71 Louis XV Bookca.e. France, 1780, 74 Pr. Armchoira, France, 1820. 7 Porcelain Teapot, France, 1810.

85 Pr. Bronte Andirons, France, 1820, 87 Pr. Gilded Brackets. 1820. 96 Pr.

Ore.den Figures, Dre.den. 1120, 97 Miniature Chest, France, 1820. 100 Pr, llbogen Bohemia, 1820. 141 Pr. Porcelain Figures, France, 1810.

142 Pr. Scent Bottles, France, 1820. 143 Serving Table, France, 1820. 144 Porcelain Chocolatier, France, 1820. 149 Ivra Table, England, 1820.

1S7 Pr. Bronte Cirenrfoles, France, 1810. I 4 Two-tier Table. France. 1820.

165 fr. Brent. Hebraic 1810. Advises Mayor Property Open for Inspection SUSDAY, I lo 5 P.M. Auctioneer'.

Notai Mr. Ogrian la laalng tor tha tait and has Inatruetad ma to Mil hia country aitata an tha above data. And on tha following Thur.rtav, Jim 27, nil homo In Lea Angalaa at 181 So. Hobart Blvd. Watch tor lurthir rietaili.

For further information let W. O'Connor Auctientar Rao I tor 7940 Sunset Blvd. HO. 1639 po.vt ronuKT ovr regvi.ar tiespay avctios IF YOU HAVI RIAL ISTATI OR FURNITURI TO SELL CALL US BEVERLY WILSHIRE ART GALLERIES 97-18 WILSHIRE BLVD. AT SPAULDIN'G DR.

BEVERLY HILLS WE. 5218 AVA (Mo.) June 15. (U.R)-The anonymous "Angel of Ava" recognized the town's Mayor today as a "good and faithful servant" and rewarded him with $100, but admonished him in a postscript to "be sure and finish your sewer." The mysterious donor, who has spread hundreds of dollars through this little Ozark community along with cheerful and philosophical notes, sent his latest contribution to Mayor D. V. Tillman in a small envelope mailed from Kansas City, Mo.

SfimUEL STUDlOx 7161 HVItlY ILVO, LAujc1uJTLLCA Phonci SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE BEVERLY HILLS TRANSFER and STORAGE CO. WAREHOUSE (HOLLYWOOD BRANCH) 1724 NORTH CAHUENGA BLVD. MONDAY, JUNE 17th, 10 A.M. eeB8 And AGAIN at 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M.

and 7:30 P.M. Over 700 Pieces in this Estate Sale comprises the finest in home furnishings-numerous beautiful and expensive articles including Knabe Ampico Grand Piano, large and small Oriental rugs and runners, broadloom carpets, beautiful living room pieces, Spanish dining room suite. Early American breakfast set, twin and full size bedroom suites. An abundance of magnificent china and glassware. Sterling silver and Sheffield, fine linen and bedding, draperies and numerous miscellaneous pieces of rare interest.

In addition to the foregoing I will also sell twelve special items not listed in this inventory. Apprex. 500 Volumes ol Beeki will be sold Tueiday night. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIinilllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN AUCTION 1. -AUCTION- FURNITURE FURNISHINGS ANTIQUES JUNE 20th 1911 WEST ADAMS MON.i JUNE IT.

I0i30 A.M. 6540 PACIFIC BLVD. Huntington Park rntlr. at BOULEVARD DRUG Kerently aleneif fr Benefit ef eredltnre $3500 STOCK OF DRUGS COSMETICS, SUNDRIES lirentlenally elean, at.ala Netlenelle aderlned krendh Cem.lrte frrrlptten Deal. I ItI Will Ilt Sold nt I P.M.

AUCTION DELUXE MONDAY, JUNE 17th TUESDAY, JUNE 18th EVENINGS ONLY AT 8 P.M. 1SSPECTIOS ISVITED TODAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH-1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. I'ntire Cmlltry is loaded with Living, Dining Bedroom Furniture. All to be disposed of these 2 sessions.

Your AttenJuHtt is Solicited ROY. J. GOLDENBERG CR 1-211(5 Auctioneer CR. 1-2117 AT 10 A.M. The Furniture and Furnishings of Several Private Homes.

Riqlnnln. with Meitlum Crail. Furniture, and rentlnmne without rerei. with the iflr. Ine el the finer arena mrh ei: Oinint Rnnm freiiai.

Twia an. full Bettreeat Knitei, he well.fcnewn AUe. Oewn. filled Perlee end love Dealt. Rlua rheln.

peaki. Cerkteil Tahi, Periien. Chinese, end Oomettle Rue. Mir. rer, standard make CI, fMrlaeretftri.

On tela Raneei, Brle-a bre, China, It. AT 2 P.M. ENGLISH ANTIQUES Art abietlt. Tehlei. Chetti.

Curia a I a I Pelntln.i. Brlilnl Olex. Lamee, niiqua fl.iirel. and ather ehnlre e.amale. at Antlaiie Brlr.a-hrac tha entire nlterlna rmerl.

Ine mere then "'l valuable and dailranle ll.m.. 4 Ca.h Registers, flectrlc eguipaed Secta Feuntain, Ceunter, Steels, Beck Bar, Cempre.ters, Carbenator. Plate e'ai. 100' Pre.criptlan ca.es, Kitchen equipment, China, silver and glassware. Will be sold In lets ta suit buyers.

LancbtoH At a'tlablt oh ibt Prtmhei AUCTION 2 Gallery 1510 Wil.hire live1. Phene: I. 1 1 39 Iit.eilinee Over 20 Veara PUBLIC AUCTION NEW FURNITURE TODAY JUNE 16th SALE STARTS 2 P.M. 1620 EAST 7th ST. NEW FURNITURE RUQS FACTORY TOYOU WHOLESALE IU.0cm.00 lnr at llmwlii furniture Mia.

Ca. at Crlailt at trn.miil. m.il.ra and flxt kaerwim iiiltn. Bm-Mofil Olnlne kuxitr.il. ef aca.

an niKktall lahl.i. n.ltli. atifar ihnitt. kMutilul tuitnm-kyllt ll-Ine rm. aa.

an' eliia ihain, rum, annrlMl iim A anlart, Incliidlna ea Silt rl BrnailUiim Rum. ranaM, ate. All Mutt Be Sale tt Nl.hnt Bidder. Deerl Open P.M. far Impaction Tf RMSCASH, CALL VA-1157 CIIAS.

A. KIL1IP CH.j-uti When lelllna ell air "Fia'H Annfell. en." Wa hem lile thouendi. Veara In I Aiiollnne.re tor Tilalee, fur. allure, Real tilate.

Antlauei, ate. A.N. ABELL md MAURICE ABELL. Auction tert, PA. 41 51 BUY AT AUCTION (ntire Sleek at Staple Will he In Int.

te ei.lt buyer. JUNE 18, 1 0 1 30 A.M. 12213 WILLOWBROOK AVE. (Wlllewbraek. Calif.

Olreetlent! Setith or Central tn HI. te.t ta Wlllewbraek Ae FIXTURES will sold 1 :00 P.M. Netlanel Caih Real.ler. Cellini tea. Meat FURNITURE AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 AT 10 A.M.

ALL DAY 1922 WEST ADAMS BLVD. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS 10. A.M. Fait alt on, medium grade 12 Noon Bettor grado furnishing. 7 P.M.

Ofdre furniturt from a larat corporation including dnkl, iwivtl end arm chairs, lot modal tvpowritxr, tteol filing taft, adding machmt, check protector, rug and carpeti. A complete) modern beouty parlor equipment ond Kippliei. 1 P.M. Hihef Cro'de Furniture anal furnlihlno. from several tint hornet.

4 P.M. Rua. and carpeti assorted aiiei of better quality. Ojictt for Intpeetion Sundan at 10 A.M. and t'ry Day Till Salt! S.

L. IIAHAK, Aucllonocr PA. mil I Don't Forget THE AMERICAN RED CROSS AUCTION TOWN HOUSi: ALU IUI 2)G Wilshiro ISIvil. -Widmsday, Jun 19th and Thursday. Juni 20th Inspection at 2 P.M.

each day. Auction 8 P.M. aach Evening. trele. RbeKlne AUCTION J.

1 JUNE 20, 2i00 P.M. Tuesday, Jum 1 8th- AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 AT 10:30 A.M. 932 EAST SLAUSON BLVD. 542 SOUTH BROADWAY Broadway-Sprlnej Arcada Buildlne, Baeement FIXTURES EQUIPMENT Formerly at the It I A Sl 1 1: Completely laulpeed RESTAURANT COCKTAIL BAR an1 Mnrt.m RaMlnnal Frnnt and hark ker. II A I II A I) AUCTION OF IV A 1 .11 T.

II HEIGHT TUESDAY JUNE 18th AT 9 A.M. UNION PACIFIC FREICHT DEPOT-840 SO. ALAMEDA ST. to I WORKING r.lACl!lflERY EQPT. italnl.it duel Interior.

Chroma alnol.i ll AUCTION TRADE SALE thrama Vienna ehalrs. eel I. Ine lent, I aet'ollenally Una rn.nil.ll.rt. Neltenel renl.ter, Elee. ailllt, I hnle table; In.erlt.

tn.it.r., Kltrnen Iqillement. Steam Pre. Conker, A I OF FURNITURE FACTORY Pay It" Planer, American selndla stl.k tender, Irvlngton I. I. eut-aff-taw, Pewer King tpmdle tarver, direct mater, drive, Monarch tilting arbar taw, U.S.

di.k lander, Perter l.l. spindle carver, C.C. dear cleme, Perk. 20" planer, H.I, Smith tenemer, drum sender. Multiples: radial saw, Reidway lander, crescent marti.er, heft sender, Regera' boring machine, Hutchl.ea table ew, American swing saw, meters, spray beeth, Cuns fr air cemprenerj esst'l law blades, clamas, tables, hand truck, lumber, etc.

MAIUIN rnil'FA, Aiielloneer CR. 25073 APP. $10,000.00 STOCK NEW FUIliMTUItK AXD HUGS MONDAY, JUNE 17th 10 A.M. 156S W. WASHINGTON LOS ANGELES A largf, fll balanced itock of modern nnd poriod furniture of nationally known Enilern manutacturr, coninting of hedroom and dminq room nuites, ncrasionol tahlei, ond tables cottee table, telephone atonria and chain, cedar cheitj, living room auiles, occasional choiri ond rockers, coniole go langes, etc Many itemi In oriflinal cratei.

tVUV.THING TO II JOID THI PltCE. AND IN LOtl TO IUIT. THIS OAV-TO TMI HIQHIST BIDDER WITHOUT LIMIT OR REItRVtl Cemblnatlnn Steve enrl Rrnller, Amman Dim. wa.fi.r. Pea Rheller, Petal.

Peeler. Ire Cbeaaer, Aluminum tleem Jarke, Kettlet. in and 4 Deer Rearh la Ralila'ralnra, R.kar'i Tekln, Flak.r'. 0.n, L.ree eiienllt, ef eonner A iI'M ani, krlHM, ISiiiiii Pl.e Riillele Cblna. Pierre fllenwere.

lerna euanlilv Reed A Rartna Rllverwere. kranv elhar tne niimernii. la m.ntieo, will be la Iota te kuvora. for Immeril.te removal. Michiel Tdubir Piul Arons Mdnni FeiRenbium MAuctioneere TU.

fill MM 257 LOTS REMAINING ON HAND TO II SOLD FOR CASH te the highest bidder. Amono many ather Items arei LATIIT MOOFL RADIO ITI: anra.lnnal tnhleer ODHKOIH WAhOROBI TKUNK) iillre.e.; enrklail teniee 4. drawer metal "line renin, Art Melel llver-are, teleehene ilnele.erawnr le.al tran.ler eewai ru.ii drum tahlea: INRUSH OAK BennoM r. I welnut enC aiaheeen, emmnile.i ever.tne.il arat ahalrt; ILrCThlC FLOOR LAMPS and table lemei: Ri'ONZI TORCH: rnrklna ehelra; metal li.rti. deuhie-eerk aialal BUNR.

BlOU! erlk: nrl-hn; erea-leaf tenle.) vanity er.u.fi walnut wrlllne FRAMt ONLY In while Inr deveiianrt and FLUOR, NT RIFLFrTOR FOR TWO 4.nrh li.lit liihe.f AUTO RANIiER TOHOIiKAN RLtOR: metal reel, tar rail. JH.Inrk a.lv lr. aetllna: I retl In.iilnllna aener! 4', reem. r.ilietnr eeret Utiiit. baker; ID tret ef Heairtt ae.oilna hn.e: I Cnmmercial II l-aly tire aailni; I O.na.-al Mw-J'i lira ea.inai aula anhih; Fard aen.ralar.

101,1 varil. Mttna Here eenit.t IJI varil. PLIIKH FARRIC UPHOLRTFRINfl MAT. RIAL! II men', SI nit. eownl; )il Ik.ln.

knlllink wnril.lt teverel roll. Die-PL AY PAPIR: tewlna eablntlt; tnnl kn.e.: tlertiln ennr mime: CHAMPION OAS WATER HIATER: lnr tebin.t: kitchen cabin. white kilrhea tahlet; dlnet tablt. I keie. OFVAERT PHHTOHR APMIC PAPER AND "NOVA RROM" SROMIDt PAPER: II tai-ten.

"Cerk.Te." Ilnera: 3 earlnn. alll 4 alrennth Inline enlri nf.ratnli I rhut aerannal I km marhlnery: RlVfRAL IOT OF Hnilkf.HMI 1 bnM, I barrel an erairt nl fl tr.TRlr. FIXTUR1S, FIT. TINIift ANO OLA.SWARE: 41 Hud reval.lne LUNCH COUNTER STOOLS. 4 RAOS OP WYTAr FLOUR! arkaa Inlre) mallee' milk! rhmolale en.tln.t II knltle.

Ceen.lbyn: bnlhrenre tl.tuei rleanilna Hmiei Ranek aeaar elalee. AUCTION AOVANCI NOTICI Intira Large Stack NEW MODERN POPULAR FURNITURE RUGS, RANGES, WASHERS, FRIGID AIR ES ALSO LAP.G! STOCK OP USED FURNITURE OP ALL DtSCRIPTIONS LIVING, DININQ ft BEDROOM oiiict lauirMtNT I'i Ton Chevrolet Stake Body Truck JUNE 18th. I0i30 A.M. 35TT SO. VERMONT LOS ANGELES By ALLItO LIQUIDATING NO.

MAIMS AVE. VA. Ilia MACHINE SHOP MACHINERY SHEETMETAL WOODWORKING I. A i jmt t'n lll. I.

tfl'ndld leleelina ef dMlr.ble merehandlu NQ I whlrh mu.l he la the hi.heil didder aurllnn, In.aeetlnn een he marie eny autinei. dnv ua la time ef isle, A ehepk. er fih dean.it ef required ef all hidden, Bemnva at anrel Offlra enleei.nl. the, aleel. aew and Hed Milling and reed Machinery, ta ee tali la M.

at arlrei lull huirar. arnent ea th aremla. ani fnrmerly the McKAIN MFG. 921 N. MAIN LOS ANGELIS SALS WIONESDAY, 3UNI 26TH, STARTING 10 A.

M. Call er write MILTON 1. WMSHOW, Auetlnneir. tar Clrealar, ti.m Mftra 1711 tlHTl II AVI TRInllv DOHSIIKIMI ITIVI. Anrtlonror! tewel.

and hamper.) w.ila k.ikrtig CANNtO Milk, aaua, aero, awaef lleklet. 111 111 TRAP! AUCTION THE FACTORY STORE 4629 WHITTIER L.A. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2 P.M. Silks, cottons, royons, woolens, diopery, dnmask Cr other yordoqe. Arprov-imata valua $6000 will be told lit Bulk whole.

nepeefiois Friday fill time nf en. II. A. AC OILS Tl.377 L3Snrs73Tt wt will my cash ron voun plant (all on parti tSSSSSeT tweet rallib. ata.

HENRY HOFFMAN, Auctioneered, TERMS OF SALI SPOT CASH. INSPICTION MONDAY, A.M. ta 4 P.M. ALFREDS. CHAROE B.A.JACOBS WMWg FURNITURE FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS Auction Tuesday, June 18.

10 A.M., 1417 W. Washington Goad and medium priced Living, Dining ond Bedroom Furnishings, Rugs in eisorted liiei, Occasional Chain, Tablet, Bric-a-brac, etc. Real opportunity to Get Furnishings et Your Price. DORS KIND LEVI, Auctioneer. I Don't Forget the AMERICAN RED CROSS AUCTION TOWN IIOlSi: I I HII 296 Hllslilro Blvd.

Wed. Junt 1 8th, 1 9th 20th In.pectien 2 P.M. each day. Auction I P.M. I Amtleneer UNION PACIFIC RAILR0A6 CO.

Annulate Auetlaaear UCTION lALIeer.CTJ Entire fl.lure. of the DeMrete.tee la at i 4 In Ra.ement ef I GRAND CENTRAL MARKET FURNITURE STORE AT AUCTION Cemplefe Stack et Lerqe BIG ALL DAY FURNITURE AUCTIOI IT I. Broadway at Hill St. Side WEDNESDAY, un it 10 i.m. ill diy-l90t WEST ADAMS BLVD.

fMmmm TODAY, 2 p.m. CMO 682 Washington FINE FURNITURE ond FURNISHINGS Remove! frem the Franklin Con-yen Drive home of Anita H. tenter Worthwhile Pieces far Particular People RALPH COEN, Auctioneer Till I FURMitURC AUCTION 16:26, I 7:56 .717 St.XSKT IlLVII. I.arpt Selection Horn' I'ltrnUhlnq ewe ailed deveeeertt. leve oete.

rh.I.e leneue, eld aannev A fwla bed. men A ee. iiema A ereaetMt tett. rerv.a eek ell lamtlnae, erealai a.et,ena tmt.Ht tMlie weinut keil inMe, baa eeer fi aranctainer eee, teniee, temmeiiM, lene tea let. tlt.K, rhlna.

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Chooser, the oiere at our anetien tlndie. Cemiitlna of ei.nnt. refrineretere, oon.ele A other ranee. Ilvlne, dtnlne 4 hedroem fiimiiure. I.re auotlment et resular and everiui b.di, nrln.i, maltre.aat, oeea.lenal FRIDAY, JUNE 21st, 9 1 3Q A.M.

1848 W. ADAMS ILVD. Our Aimtlnn Ftnnm Is tilled with i l.r., et.nrtment ef Medium Orarte PURNITURf nl all alnn. Relrlieralnra, Rieekfe.t A Dinette Inaluiflni Lata Mattel Aulnmatla flemninallan PATTIRSON Nadlej al.e i Ftadie Her, furniture Item, far aver need. Tav h.l It la Wnnh You" mmmmh).

SARTAIN, Auctioneer PA. lllIeHMMMHa ij Triirk. Ete F. A I RIDS MICHAEL A. LEVIN, Mrite, Auct.

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