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tone NASA Concern Astronaut Cooper Adds Proof Space Men Really Quite Human CAPE CANAVERAL- (UPD -Le he was indeed a man, not a robot the chance--and he has the tec! Roy Gordon Cooper, like team mate Walter Schirra, IB candl proof that astronauts really are quite human. This apparent cauies concern to the federa space agency. The result is that you probabl will see and hear less of Coope than, any of his five space-goin U.S. predecessors. Gordon Cooper is expected make America's most ambitiou manned rocket flight Into space 22 or wore orbits around eartl in the first week of April Bii on the day he blasts off he ma still be what he is today-- th nation's least known astronau The National Aeronautics anc Space Administration (NASA) ha a curtain around Cooper, its lates and potentially most volatil "man of the hour." It's a matter of "image," i seems.

Popular Concept "Image," in this sense, refers to the popular concept of the U. S. astronaut-- that is, sort of a cross between a grandiose Eagle Scout and Jack Armstrong, with Frank MerrivveU and perhaps a dash of a Horatio Alger character throws in for good measure, a man who. endures all sorts of agonies smilingly and unquestioningly. Thus there was much horror and delight-depending on which- side of the fence you were sitting-when Wally Schirra stepped free of the "image" once and rapped the Mercury program's "show biz" atmosphere and some of its "boo-boos." He went on to make a perfect six-orbit flight.

Schirra knocked some of the comic-book glamour off the Mercury program and demonstrated uttering the old cliches of "A- O.K." and "everything is go" at every turn. Of Same Breed Gordon Cooper is of the same breed-- an individualist who tends to say what he thinks and no what someone thinks he shoulc think. If anything, he leans more in this direction than Schirra. For instance, Cooper doesn' share astronaut John Glenn's de- Jght in two-mile conditioning runs. One report held that the slender, 35-year-old Air Force captain "be- ieves astronauts should be pilo and not decathlon champions." And Cooper shares the views millions of other Americans about )hysical examinations, (lie rea ly thorough ones-- "extremely un- ileasant." This doesn't fit the NASA but it doesn't make Cooj er any less an astronaut.

On the contrary, his is perhaps the most ierce competitive spirit amon the astronauts. Unlike the others, lis drive for a flight into space rarders at times on seeming des- leration. Outwardly Mild Outwardly, Gordon Cooper is mild, almost shy. Inside NASA's ight ranks, he is a vehement, ociferous argument-maker and a lit of a kidder. In fact, had it come down to a popularity contest," Cooper ould never have been selected or the next spaceflight.

As it was, barely got the nod over fellow stronaut Alan B. Shepard ho made the nation's first man- ed sub-orbital flight May 5, 1961. The slender Oklahoman got a ajor push for the role from Wal- Schirra. Gordon Cooper has lent three years of waiting for Soviet Ships Heading For Cuba Under Close Watch WASHINGTON (UPD --Senate which doubles as an important nical ability and know-how back it up, But there were still a numbe within NASA that would have prc ferred to have seen Coope grounded for good. And NASA i self is determined to see that 1: doesn't get any opportunity to much talking beyond the "part line." Cooper still comes and goe here--but newsmen cannot off dally talk to him.

NASA says a of Cooper's talking will be don al the NASA headquarters i Houston--under supervision. foreign policy experts had top-base or political subversion in lewl assurances today that ead Soviet-bloc ship bound for Cuba is being subjected to the closes! possible surveillance. The word was given, according to informed sources, by Secretar of Stale Dean Rusk and John A McCone, director of the Centra Intelligence Agency. They testified Friday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's panel on Latin American affairs According to one informet source the two top-level admin istration spokesmen said "every conceivable means" of surveil lance is being employed to ac quaint U.S. authorities with the nature of cargoes arriving in Cuba, The comments on the extent ol U.S.

surveillance since the abandonment of the Cuban quarantine were made behind closed doors Alter the session there was agreement among participants on a point which may have been obscured by the withdrawal of offensive planes and missiles by the Russians: --The Russians have, in the last six months, moulded Iheir forces in Fidel Castro's island empire into a powerful military complex the hemisphere. In a related development, diplomatic sources reported that Rusk had advised Argentine Foreign Minister Carols M. Muniz that action to counter Communist subversion in Latin America may be recommended soon to the Organization ol American Slates (OAS). The administration has nearly finyied an appraisal of subversion throughout the hemisphere and of the support it gets from Cuba. The appraisal is part of a long-range policy plan to deal with Cuba.

Three hours after the foreign relations subcommittee concluded its briefing session Sea John C. Stennis, a guest at the proceedings, announced that hearings on the Cuban build-up will held as soon as possible b) the Senate preparedness subcommittee, which he heads. Mayor Calls Session On News Strike NEW YORK (UPD Mayo lobert Wagner called negotiate in the 50-day-old newspaper shut down lo city hall today, and sai ie wants to keep them talking un il they reach a settlement. Representatives of the publish and striking printers agree! attend the city hall meeting 'alks with federal mediators end Friday with both sides hold ng to previous positions. The meeting was tentatively sel or 10:30 a.m.

EST. Wagner said he hopes the "pres- ge" of his assistance in mcdia- on efforts mil bring the two des closer together. Cancelling other appointments from to- ay on so he can take a personal ole in the strike, the mayor deared: "No progress has been made wards a settlement. No results ave taken place. I feel very about this because it af- cts our economy.

"I will keep negotiations con nuing here (at city hall) ant will keep them here until arrive at a settlement. I will asl them as mayor to come here and keep at it. I will handle it per sonally." The printers' strike against four dailies and the suspension of operations at five other papers have idled 20,000 employes at a cost estimated at more than $41 mill- lion. Indirect losses of stores, the- HUMBOLDT STANDARD Saturday, Jan. -26, 1963, P.

16 Elise Bigler Dies, Former Eurekan Mrs. Elise Blglcr, former Eureka for many years, died recently in Vallejo, where she had resided stooc 1947. A native of Morat, Switzerland, she came to California and settled in Eureka in 1907. She lived here until moving to Vallejo some 40 years later. She was the wife of the late John P.

Bigler. Survivors include a Walter, of Vallejoj two daughters, Mrs. Rose Cutney of Eureka and Mrs. Helen LaRosa of also leaves (hree granddaughters, Phyllis, Annette and Cathy LaRosa all of Vallejo. Mrs.

Bigler was a 50-year member of the Royal Neighbors of America and the Past Oracles Club and a charter member of the LH- Jioran Church of the Holy Trinity in Vallejo. Funeral services are pending in Vallejo. LEOAt. NOTICES County el -HtimboMI SEALED PROPOSALS will be receive at tht olllto ol lha County Clirl Court HOUH, Calllornli, unl 3:00 P. on TUESDAY, FEBRUAR 5, 1M3 al which Him ey will be publicly ojftiwd and for perform- Ino work as mtm: CONSTRUCTION STORM OAMAOE REPAIRS AT DEATHS AND FUNERALS MELENDY, HOWARD BURTON -Jan.

26, 1983, 2405 Street, Eureka, California. Husband of bRl TM Pearl lelendy. Father of HOW- NO bid win' be- received'iinini it Br Melendy of San Joss. Is mads a Proposal Form Jurnlshe Brother Lee' Melendy of Eu- Want Ad Index 85 VICB CB Alrflltnoi Amusementi Antlgun and AHdmonts Autos lor Sail Auto Parts Auto Mrwlclni mo; PJIMir Auos ond Trucki.WiiiMd Autos, Trvcki tor Rent and Wotoreyelti llrnu Boats and Oulboardi Brokei Building Supplies" Business opportunities 100 Busmen optwiunttin WantM 101 WHO in the Humboldt AREA A directory for! Bu'slneis Arts Crafts Professions aters and other enterprises have not been calculated. Threat Of New, Drastic Strikes By Italy Doctors HOME (DPI) Italian doctors today threatened "new and more drastic" nationwide strikes if the government does not act to eliminate red tape from their jobs by Jan.

31. The doctors said in a communi- que Friday they were repudiating Stenms said he has had reports aU agreements with public and that the Russian build-up in Cuba is rapidly converting Castro's orces into the second most pow- irful military power in this hem- sphere." These Merchants Are OPEN SUNDAY TO SERVE YOU semi public medical insurance jrograms as of that date unless Jie government acts. The medical insurance programs, to which 90 per cent of he Italian people subscribe, require detailed paper work which the basis of the doctors' objec- ions. They also are demanding the to fix their own minimum 'ees for non-insured patients, rather than having them set by the state. PIERSON Building Supply Cement; Mortar FULLER PAINTS Hardware; Plywood LUMBER Discount Prices At the Big Hommer 4100 Broadway HI 3-5165 SIOHT SEEINO CHARTER FLIGHTS New atrplann with mitruclof Plloti.

single and mullLenglnii, PIERCE FLYING SERVICE HI J-HU PI'ZA 17 VARIETIES Mictil Attentlen lor Ordin "To no" Inley Plm In our romantic liftil atmoiphere. Heun 11:10 a. m. to Midnight. BRACE'S IN! SI.

Henderson Center HI RICHFIELD GAS WE OIVE GREIN STAMP! OPIN SUNDAY A.M.-) P.M. MORRIS MARKET 2400 Myrtle HI 2-7407 COMPLITI LIQUOR DIPT. OROCIRIIS MUSH IUCKSPORT AUTO Nl MMI i In Arcali It's FALORS PHARMACY Open tvery day 9 to p.m. Toys -p flmi, ALL PRESCRIPTION NEEDS Baby Needs Photo Equipment 1513 Arcala VA 2-2925 RAY'S USED CARS Open Sunday To servt you wlttt tno Inat- way Sup4l- Market ol Uied cars. 1140 Broadway HI 1-4U1 Jones Variety of Henderson Center OPEN SUNDAYS 10 to 4 Forgotten Something? ll'l pleasant lo know yog on shop lalsurtly on Sunday, right with us.

You'll make It weekly trial try OUR AMERICAN CHINES! Or tno ot nls aya With AN OP.UEK TO mm CANtON CAFE HI MIM 41 4ttl I Gerald Kelleher. Bank Figure, Dies Gerald F. Kelleher, former trust officer al the Bank of America in Eureka died Monday in San Francisco at the age of 60. He was a vice president and rust officer of Bank of America San Francisco. He was born San Francisco and was graduated from Lick Wilmerding High School and the University of San Francisco Law School, seen'employed by Bank of Amei a for 42 years.

Kelleher was a member of the California Bar Association and hac een admitted to practice before ie United Slates Supreme Court, also belonged to the El Retire elreat Association. He is survived by his wife, Mararet; I wo children, Jeanne L. chwarz and Gerald Kelleher, vo brothers, Dr. Raymond P. Kelher and the Rev.

Daniel J. Aer; two sisters, Mrs. Catherine ice and Marian J. Kelleher, and six grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday in San Francisco.

Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery. No Lemonade For Sam This Summer LOS ANGELES (UPD If Sam Fraiger, 43, has a sour look today it's because he won't be able .0 make his own lemonade this i'ear. Two men drove up to his backward Friday and carefully dug up his nine-foot lemon tree. A neighbor who witnessed the ree-naping said, "I was so star- led I just couldn't do anything. thought perhaps you were having dug up." LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO.

15S4? the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County ol Humboldt I Ihe Matter of the Estate of KEN. NETH ROBERT JACOBSON, KEN NETH R. JACOBSON, KENNETH AUGUST SCHULTZ, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the reditors of the above named decedent hat all persons having claims against he said decedent are required lo file hem, with the necessary vouchers, In he office of the clerk of the above en- tied court, or to present them, with he necessary vouchers, to the under- igned at 816 Seventh street, Eureka, California, which is the place of bus- ness of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to Ihe estate of said decedent, within six months after Ihe first publlca- ol this notice. Dated: January 8, ANN N. STEPHENS Administratrix of the Estate of Ihe above named decsdent.

Woodman, Leddy Sautter 16 7th street, iureka, California Attorneys tor Administratrix First Publication January 12, 1963. 19, 26, IS) African Republic ACROSS Townis teat ot Parliament Republic of South Africa The rand is mcraotary unit Merino --to one of Its major Pronged products 7 Bedaub 12 Bread spread a Wai victorious 13Obscure 8Song bird' 57 Before S3 Essential being DOWN 1 Australian marsupial (var.) 2 Foreigners 3 Disintegrate 4 Goddess of the dawn 5 False god Answer to Previous Puzzle 27 MonilnK moisture Shield bearing 10 ot greatest age 29 Periods ot lima of a sort IS nt mil J5 Ventilates 11 MaD'en looks iGIVamoer 10 is its 17 Pjoatant brood administrative 18 Hawaiian capital wreath SOExploaivo 19 Implore as Rub out 21 Above (poet.) 22 Genus of gecic 24 Arid 25 Life-saving service (ab.) 28 FraBmont 28 Soviet negative 31 Pillar 34AdheElvcs 35 Mortice 37 Birds of prey 38 Plays 30 Billiard term 44 Fixed look 47 Ocean movement MTIny 52 Reverential fear Infatuation 31 New Guinea cod 33 Wino cup 34 Wharf 39 Weary 38B1K boy 40 Frozen water 43 Cms 4t Onieer 46 Alpine peak 48 Artificial channel 40 Dinner Item 61 Fourth Arabian cillph 52 Femlnlno appellation (4 Sutler (B llivt en NKWflPAntR A MM. must be accompanied by cash, cas 1( ler's or certified check made payab 10 to thp County of Humboldt, or a bl 01- der's bond made payable to the Coun of Humboldt, and executed as surety fc 'Cd some corporation authorised to Us surety bonds In the State of Callforn or an amount equal to at liait ftv percent of the e.Toun( of th total bid, such guaranty to be fo rjte cited should the bidder tc Whom tt contract Is awarded, fall to enter de the contract within ten (10) dayi frw wn and after Nollce of Award. All bids are TO DC compared on th basis of the County Surveyor's cs mate of the quantitlei of work to Sa done. No bid will be accepted from contractor who has not been license accordance with provisions Chaptsr 791, Statutes ot 1929, a 10.

amended. 1 Plans may be, seen, and forms proposal, bonds, and lions may be obtained at the office the County Surveyor, 1104 2nd Stree 5 Eureka, California, The special attention of prospectlv Al- bidders Is called to the "Proposa Requlrementi and Condition" annexe LJ the blanh form of proposals, tot (u directions as to bidding, etc. In accordance with the provisions in Section 1770 of the Labor Code th Board of supervisor? has ascerfaine the general prevailing rale of wage applicable to the work to be done a otlows: Copies of (he wage schedule addpte by the Board of Supervisors ore aval able upon request In the County Clerk' office, Court House, Eureka, Callforn a. All crafts not represented by Hum boldt Building Trades are secured fron San Francisco Building Trades, Apprentices to all crafts are subjec working scales set up by the Ap prentlceshlp Council. 101 Eight (6) hours shall constitute i day's work-- Forty MO) hours per week Overtime: Saturdays, Sundays an n- Holidays, governed by craft Involved.

The following holidays shall be ob served: New Year's Day, Memor a nr Day, Independence Day, Labor Day Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, Ad ca mission Day and Veteran's Day. County of Humboldt reserve (he right to refect any and all bids. By Order of the Board of Supervisors Dated: January 15, 1963. gh County of Humboldf FRED MOORE, an County Clerk. ar i By W.

E. SCHUSSMAN du Deputy County Clerk, ihru (S No. 15643 tie Dept NOTICE OF HEARING Superior Court of the State of Ca YQ fornia for the County of Humboldf. In the Matter of the Estate CHEVALIER MOORE TURNER, a known as CHEVALIER M. TURNE Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th SUSAN CHAPIN as Petitioner r- the estate of the above named cedent, has fil5d herein a PETITIO U. FpR PROBATE OF WILL AND FO LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION WIT THE WILL ANNEXED reference j. which is hereby made for further pa ticulsrs, and that the time and pla of hearing same has been set Monday, February 4, 1963 at 9:30 a. in the Court Room of Department ,1 of said Court, in the Court Hous in the City of Eureka, California. Dated: January 18, 1963.

FRED J. MOORE, a Clerk of said Court. By LUCY F. URE, Deputy Clerk. MAHAN, HARLAND.

GRQMALA' 954 Main Street ortuna, California Telephone: Randolph 5-4426 513 Main Street Ferndale, California Telephone: Sunset 6-4321 Attorneys for Petitioner. 26, 31 No. 15180 Dept. 2 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE Superior Court of the Stale of Call- orn a for the County of Humboldt. Ihe Matter of the Estate of 2 PAUL VAN DUERSEN, also known as PAUL VAN DEURSEN, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on or after February 6, 1963, the undersigned as executor of the estate of PAUL VAN DEURSEN, deceased, will sel at private sale to the highest bic der, subject to confirmation by the above entitled Superior Court, all the right, title, interest and estate of the decedent at the time of his death apt all the right, title and Interest the estate has, by operation of law or herwise, acquired other than or In addition fo that of the decedent at the time of his death, in and to that certain real property located in the County Humboldt, State of California, described its follows; That portion of Section 6, Township 1 North, Range 1 East, Hum- BEGINNING at the most northerly corner of the New Rio Dell Tract, according to the map thereof on In the office of the Recorder of Humboldt County, California, in Book 11 of Maps, page 4B; and running thence north degrees OB minutes west 36.32 feet to the southwest corner of the parcel of land conveyed "to Ernest L. Thompson and wife by deed recorded August 1, 1950 In Book 138 of Offis a Records page 317, Humboldt i County Records; thence south 89 degrees 48 minutes east along the south line of said Thompson, parcel 37.39 feet to the southeast corner thereof, said southeast corner being the true point of beginning of the parcel of land to be herein described; and running thence from said true po nt of beginning north 12 minutes east along the east line of said Thompson parcel 75.53 feet to the south line of the County Road; thence south 69 degrees 48 minutes east along the south line of the County Road 30 feet to the northwest corner of the parcel of land conveyed to A. St. Charles and wife by deed recorded June 27, 1939 In Book 240 of Deeds page 81, Humboldt thence south 12 minutes along the west line of said St. Charles parcel 75.53 feet to a point that bears south B9 degrees 43 minutes cost from (he true point of beginning; thence north 89 degrees 48 mm- cs west 30 feet more or less to the true point of beginning.

Sub ect to: current taxes, covenants, condlt ons, restrictions, reservations, grits, rights of way, easements and encumbrances of record. Bids or offers are invited for the property and must be in writing and may be delivered ID the executor or to the office of his attorneys, MAHAN, HARLAND GROMALA, 954 Main Street, Fortuna, California, or may be led the office of the clerk of Ihe Super or Court at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash In awful money of the United States; ten percent of the amount bit to accompany Ihe offer and the balance to be paid upon the confirmation of the a by the Superior Court. rents, operating and maintenance expenses and premiums on Insurance acceptable to the purchaser shall be prorated as of tha date of confirmation sa c. The examination of lltto, recording of conveyance, and any title sura nee policy shall be at the expense of the purchaser or purchasers, Bids must bo tealed and will be opened al Ihfl office of MAHAN, HARLAND GROMALA at the hour of en o'c ock a.

m. on the above dato. The properly herein described la commonly referred to at 65 Davis Street, Rio Dell, California. The ilgncd reserves the right to rolcct any and all bids. Dated; January 21, 1963.

WILLIAM GRIFFITH Executor of the estate of the above-named dewdonf, MAHAN, HARLANO GROMALA Attorneys at Law P. 0. Box 465 For tuna, California Randolph 5-4426 Attorneys tor Executor, 36, ,11 (S) The structure of Ihe eyes of night-dwelling nnlmnls is such tluit rod light is nn "invlsiblo" form of lo them. i. rcka, Marvin Melendy of reka, Frank Melendy of reka, Mrs.

Helen Bartlett I Eureka, Mrs. Nellie i Of Eureka and Maria Timmerman of Eureka. He, alt is survived by three gram children 'and several nieces an nephews; Member of Humbok Masonic Lodge No. 79, Arch Masons, Eureka Coir a mandery No. 35, Sciots, Pacifi Council, Royal and Select Mas ORB No.

37 and past presiden of Humboldt Historical Society A native pf Eureka, age Services will be held at th Fierce Mortuary at 2 p. Monday, Jan. ,28, with Hum i boldt Lodge. No. 79 officiating i Interment at Sunset Memoria I Park.

KING, SHERMAN i 25, 1063, 2205 Second, Street Eureka, California. Husband Mrs. Lillian King. Father Sherman King, Jr.j of Eureka Mrs. Nella Castro of Eureka William E.

King of Eureka He also is survived by grandchildren. A native Pennsylvania, age 66. Service will be held at Cooper Mor tuary, Chapel of the Ferns, a 3 p. Wednesday, Jan. 30 with the Rev.

Gregory officiating. Interment at Ocear View Cemetery. CAIADO MRS LOUVICA Jan 24, 1963, Eureka, California Wife of Tony Caiado. Mother of Mrs. Esther Friberg Aberdeen, Wash.

Sister of Les ler Cudney of Hopland, Mrs Dora Wilson of Hopland, Mrs Liza Harvey of Fort Seward A native of Arcata, California age 63. Services will be hck in the Drawing Room Chapel of Cooper Mortuary, Chapel of the Ferns, at 3:30 p. Monday, Jan. 28, with the Rev. Vernon Wilcox officiating.

Interment will be private at Ocean View Cemetery. OSCAR, CAROLINE Jan. 24, 1963, Blue Lake, California. Daughter of Jerry Oscar, of Blue Lake, Sister of Walter Bailey of Chiloquin, Ethel Jackson of Blue Lake, Irene Saxon of Blue Lake. She also is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

A native of Blue Lake, California, age 38. Services will be held at Chapel of the Redwoods at 10 a. Tuesday, Jan. 29, with the Rev. Andrew Montgomery officiating- Interment at Blue Lake Cemetery.

Dance at Baywood A i Lodge dance will be held at the jaywoDd Golf and Country Club jeginning at 7 and a dinner Is cheduled for 9 tonight. Cheese ondu will be served before diner. Members and guests attirec nformally or in ski clothes will ance. to the music of the Melo- icrs. Dance contests are planned, leservations are required.

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO. Dept. 2 Ihe Superior Court of the State of California In and for the County of Humboldt In the Matter of the Estate of ROSA- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the reditors of the above-named decedent tat all persons having claims aga nst ie said decedent are required Is lem, with the necessary vouchers, ie office of the clerk of the above- ntitled Court, or to present them, with IB necessary vouchers, to the under- Iqned at the law offices of WOODMAN, LEDDY 8. SAUTTER, at 816 Seventh reel, Eureka, California, which Is the ace of business of the undersigned 1 matters pertaining to the estate ot aid decedent, within six months after ie first publication of this notice. Da ed: January 10, 1963, CHARLES D.

MORRIS, Administrator of the Estate of the above-named Leddy Sautter ttorneys at Law 16 Seventh Street Eureka, California clnphonc: Hillside 3-6461 ttorneys for Administrator 19, 36, (S) HERITFS OFFICE ounty of Humboldt, ss. tale of California No. 36804 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL BY I of an execution Issued ut the Superior Court of County Humboldt, State of California in an ct on wherein Sunrise Collections antiff, and J. C. Klnney et al, do- ndanls, upon a judgment rendered on irst day of February, ivfil in said plaintiff and against said wfu money of the United States, bodes costs and Inleresi, 1 th ay levied upon all the right, title, aim, and Interest ot said C.

Klnney and Doris Klnney nd to all thai real property situated the City of Eureka, Eureka Judicial is rict, County of Humboldt, State of described as follows, to wit: All that real ettate sllualo, lying nnd being In the City of Eureka, County of Humboldt, State of Call- orn Lot 1, Block 2 and the south ten feet of Lot 2, Block 1 of Me- Cormack Tract of the City of Eureka. Standing In the name of J. C. Klnney. Recorded March 34, 1941, In Book 628 page 364 of Official Re- cords.

II on Thursday, Ihe 1-tth day of arch, 1963, at 2:00 o'clock p. of Id daw In front of Iho Sheriff's Offlca, and Slrcclt, Eureka, County um boldt, Slalo of California, In said ounly, sell to tlio highest bidder al A UQ1.1C AUCTION for lawful money, of United Slntus, ail Ihe right, tlllo, aim, and inlctrst of said defendants C. Klnney nnd Doris M. Klnncy In ihc above described property, or much thereof as mny be necessary dgment, with In trot and coils and crulng costs. Dated al Eureka, California thti of January, 196X WILLIAM PEDBRCCN, Sheriff.

By LI. CHARLES NICHOLS, Chloi civil Deputy Sheriff. 9 (S) Clubs ana Lodges IColtngM and Cabins if Farms irtd Ranches IrriDlimmts 1 Product 1 PMtf incl 1 11 PUti and ouplixti 0 Prn Merchinfllw iFlrt? 1 Oirtaei i Dirt Moving 1 Guns ind Quo Ripilr 1 Help Wanted Win Home Appliances tome Building Iclp Wanted Men-Women tome Furnishings 14 Home) for sale Hotels and Motels 1 Houiei for 6 Housitrallen income Insurance 10 Investments 10 Land ind Acreage 6 Livestock 11 logolnfi Equipment 13 Lost and Found i Lots tor Sale I 1 Machinery and Tools 13 Miscellaneous for'Sale Nurseries, Garden supplies Pets and Supollea 12 Poultry, Eggs, and Robblts rj Rooms for Furnished Swaps Timber and Timberlinds a BIRTHS 1 TRINITY HOSPITAL Mr. Mrs. Gary Schaupp 2275 1st McKlnliyvlilt Boy, Jan.

IB Mr. Mrs, Mclvln Crltser 1769 Moss McKinleyvillB Boy, Jan. 19 Mr. Mrs. Roger Holllman 1380 Sunset Arcata Girl, Jan.

21 Mr. 8, Mrs. Michael Finan 1660 Arcata Girl, Jon. 22 Mr. Mrs.

John Bratcher 2230 1st Arcata Boy Jan. 22 I Mr. Mrs. Carl Leeper 1W Balrti Arcata Boy, Jan. 22 Mr.

Mrs. Robert Peterson P. 0. Box 711. Arcata Girl, Jan.

23 Mr. Mrs. William Llndberg Box Blue Lake Boy, Jan. 23 Mr. Mrs.

Cecil Hlller 3Q61 Dows Prairie Arcata Girl, Jan S3 Mr. Mrs. Richard Llpscomb I 1, Box 223, Arcata Girl, Jan. 23 Mr. Bobby Carper Rt.

1, Box 320, Arcata Boy, Jan. 25. GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. Mrs. Carl Soderholm 4095 Union, Eureka.

Girl, Jan. 12 Mr, Mrs. Jerome Colivu 2926 Eureka Girl, Jan. 13 Mr. 85 Mrs.

Janes E.Harlow 1645 Madrono Eureka Bpy, Jan. 14 Mr. Mrs. Henry McCullough Box 33, Hoopa Boy, Jan. 15 Mr.

Mrs. Kenneth Christiansen 1605 County Eureka Girljan. 15 Mr. Mrs. Robert Grant 1793 Stromberg Arcata Girl Jan.

16 Mr. Mrs. Ronald Grauer 121 Bassford Eureka Girl, Jan. 16 Mr. Mrp.

Pe(er Damoato 3261 Tremont Eureka Boy, Jan, 17 Mr. Mrs. Charles Paup Rt. 1, 80 X470, Eureka Twin Boys, Jan. Ifl Mr.

8. Mrs. Robert Crlchton 3330 Edgewood Drive, Eureka Girl, Jan. 19 Mr. Mrs.

James Cailison 805 Harris Eureka Boy, Jan. 19 Mr. 4 Mri. Richard Grow 1325 Vernon Eureka Girl, Jan. 19 Mr.

Mrs. Robert Johnson Box 95, Cutten Boy, Jan. 20 Mr. Mrs. John Gabriel 1052 Searle Eureka Girl, Jan.

20 Mr. Mrs. Glen Parker 2123 Spring Eureka Boy, Jan. 20 Mr. 8.

Mrs. Robert Burnett 141 Cod, Eureka Boy Jan. 21 Mr. Mrs. John Boyce Rt.

1, Box 764, Eureka Girl, Jan. 22 Mr. Mrs. Gray Spradllng 1527 4th Eureka Girl, Jan. 23 Mr.

Mrs, Duane Powell 911 3rd Eureka Boy, Jan. 25 ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL Mr, Mrs. Aloyslus Lang 241 W. Hawthorne Eureka Girl, Jan.

16 Mr. Mrs. Michael Collins Rt. 1, Box 215, Bayslde Girl, Jan. 20 Mr, Mrs.

Dennis Renfroe 1367 Marsh Eureka Girl, Jan. 20 Mr. Mrs, Merlin Goodwin Rt. 1, Box 200A, Arcata Boy, Jan, 21 Mr. Mrs.

Benjamin Hauger 2W Fern Eureka Girl, Jan. 22 Mr. Mrs. Arnold Deniston 20 Simpson, Eureka Boy Jan. 22 Mr.

Mrs. Mats Clar 152 Cod Eureka Boy, Jan. 22 Mr. Mrs. Tommy Henderson Rt.

3, Box 750, Arcata GtrUan. 22 Mr. Mrs. Robert Bell Box 201, Cutten Boy, Jan. 22 Mr.

Mrs. Colin Barrett 1511 Highland Eureka Girl, Jan. 23 Mr. Mrs. Arthur Jublea 1631 McCullen Eureka Boy, Jan.

23 Mr. Mrs. Donald Mesloh 1644 Linton Eureka Boy, Jan. 23 Mr. Mrs.

Richard Fulton 2304 A Eureka Mr. Mrs. Jean Barnes 3171 Nevada Eureka Girl, Jan. 24 Mr, Mrs. Thomas Tweet 1633 Eureka Girt, Jan.

25. APPRECIATION 9 "CARDS OP THANKS ARE GOOD FORM" "Cards of Thanks" may be used proprialety to thank friends of the deceased. Memorlam" and Mm Netlces afford friends the opportunity to iond Appropriate messages to (hi family ot tho deceased. To nsert Cards ot Tnanks, In Memor- lam Mass Notlcei, Memorial Dedication, on this pngs, phone HI Ext. 204 and ailc for Eva En war at.

She will gladly aitlst you with helpd Information regarding correct wording, OST FOUND IS A CLASSIFIED COURTESY SERVICE nvoiw finding kjys, olstsei Ion LOST AND FOUND ounler Eureka Niwioaperi whim "Chunky," small, stocky mixed My s'pruw Sia view Manor or HumboW Hill, tlO.DHWARD. UUII De Hlllcreil Hiimbeldi Hill, OSTi pent Wlille Male Klllen, 4 mwiini. Vlclnlly Joulri Day Icnool, HI J-4WJ LIST YOUR SERVICE IN THIS DIRECTORY 3 llnes-7 days 1 1 llnti-1 month U.W 1 linn contract rale-- 1 month 3 I HI 2-1711 Ext. 207 or JOJ Air Ambulance 9 Air ambulance. Low altitude High 2 when necessary tor patient, New al 5 Salei, leaie 1 rentals, air taxis, iheetlng and phot graplw.

HI 3-9014. 3 PlERCi FUYINO SBHVIC6 i Alterations Dressmaking Alterilloni, DrnimaKIni, Tailoring, chine Gmbiolderlng, HEMSIIICHINI (ullon and Bullonholii, The Cameo Fashion Shoppe 710 With SI. HI jj Auto.Glais 8 McBRIDE MOTORS 1 AUTO SI.A5S INJTAU.EO 1 Eureka HI 1-731 Boil Bonds 1 EUREKA. BAIL-BOND 1 CUT RATE IAVE 12.50 TO S17.50 ON EACH BOND. Across the street from the jail HI 2-5795 If you wont to gel tall RAY GtWJNG Eureka Don Hays Bail Bond Agency FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE Call HI l-sim anytime HI 3-1606 PAUL WILLIAMSON LOST FOUND LOST: Gas model airplane vlcln Bunne between and Harrison, reward.

HI AMUSEMENTS Card Party scheduled for Jan. 8 p. m. at Arcata Hall, 1 and Arcata will not be due to death of Basil Combs, chq man. Watch for future dates.

PUBLIC OAMES EVERT WEDN6 DAY at P.M.. Eagles Hall 1 Colilornia Slrtet. PUBLIC GAMES every -Thursdey Moose hall, 107 Fifth Sire Eureka, CARD PARTY-- BAYSIDE GRANGE HALL MONDAY, JANUARY Jllh Games, 7:30 Cards, 8:30 HUMBOLDT GRANGE, SPRUCE POI CARD PARTY EVERY TUESDAY GAMES: 7:30 CARDS PERSONAL NOTICES 2 SUBSCRIBERS IN EUREKA If you fail to receive you Standard by 6:00 p.m., Ph HI 2-1711, Lines open till 7 p.m, on Standard: If you fai to receive your Times by 7:30 a.m., phone HI 2-1711 Lines open until 9 a.m. on Times. FORTUNA If you fail to receive your Humboldt Times by 7:30 a.m., call Mike Colette, RA 5-2077.

Complaint calls taken until a.m. ONLY! If the Humboldt Standard isn't received by 6:00 p.m., call Mike Coletta, RA 52077. Complaint calls taken until 7:00 p.m. ONLY! ARCATA If your Humboldt Standard isn't received by 6 p.rr call VA 2-0462 not later tKvm 7 p.m. If the Humboldt Tines isn't received by 7 :30 am call VA 2-0462.

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contact Mrs. Evelyn Sowa, Dcp of Menial Hygiene, 619 2nd Eureka. HI 2-7867. of this dale we will not be held responsible for any debts incurred Martin's Grocery, Myers Flat. Signed: Odessa Martin Marvin Martin REE Skin Analysis and MaKeup.

Sat. ot each week, Wo we come problem skins. BAND BOX Beauty Salon, across Irom now Safeway at 2575 Harris Street. We Still Do Clean Only's Up to 10 IDs, Only S2.50 VAN'S TAILORS CLBANER5 317 Street, Eureka SOMETHING NEW! ales service on Viking Sewing Ma. ch nes.

Expert repair, ail Phone HI 2.3120. I3B West 7th SI. LUORIDATION World's moil studied authority Dr. F. B.

Exner, Physiologist. Free library. Paulsen's Health Store, tto Eureka. RTHRITISt why sutler another minute. For nlormailon call RA 3-49U mornings or write Niagara Forluna, P.

0. Bex 41 Forluna. MOVING AND STORAGE Free Estimates HI 3-31(1 IN UNWAN1ED HAIR emoved permanently. Estallq Heman way B. Hanitenon It.

HI 34tM. he new HILLTOP HOME, gue! home for the elderly or retired has openings available, VA American Chinese Food 7 days --order to, go WON CAFE-HI NT MIS! Out el Thli World III! TOM! (and Jim) made wllh MAtTtN'l IIU LOAP IRIAO Blacksmith COSTILOWS SPRING) Woniks. OeneriT tleckintllhlng, 2J.W. lh, HI. WS74 deyi eves.

HI Custom Forming PLOWING, DISCING, LEVELING, Lol clearing) Kolefy culling nigh grass. LEE, 1MI "1" St. HI 3-3501 House Moving HOUSE MOVING our Specialty. Call HI 2-4511 lor a Free Estlmale. A.

C. JOHNSON, House Movers. 3194 Norlh Highway 101, Kurefce. Tailoring Suits, Sports Coats, Slacks Alterations Made lor Men Women. GRGASEVICH TAILORING CO.

107 Room J17. 2-51JS. Tire Recap Sales MULKEY KOVACOVICH Commercial no W. Murray BERNIE ANDERSON 24-HOUR TOWING HI 3-0835 Truck Repair DAYTON MURRAY BODY WORKS Rebuilding wrecked trucks a specialty. Ith and Streets HI 2-6291 Well Driljing McKINLEYVILLE DRILLING CO Gravel Packed Wells TE 9-1732 TE 9-2286 PERSONAL NOTICES 23 CASH REFUNDS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS The following Standard-Times elassl.

lied advertisers have cash returns dut them. They paid cash With copy -GO! low rates for their ad and received results before Ihe expiration dale of their ad. Here's proof ol the last, effective results of Times-Standard Classified Want Ads. Is your name listed here? C. Alexander Robert Losh 4067 Cedar i jj Jerry Martin 1066 Azalea, Arcala 7 10 George Nelson Decker's Fireside Lodge 7 Mrs, Lee Poyfalro 17th SI 71 S.

Williamson, Rt. Box 370 If your name Is listed above pleasi come into the Times Standard Classl- Dept 32B wl hln 30 days. Upon proper islentlli- cation, we will gladly refund thi money due you. RESERVE LIFE INS. 21? ilh street.

Eureka HI 3-6381 PERSONAL SERVICES 30 MASSAGE OF THE FEET For aopf, 2-6089 JOBS WANTED-WOMEN SO Housework By the Hour. Neat, reasonable. Good references. HI 2-2S64 PRACTICAL NURSING REFERENCES ca re cl "ldren. Days Evenings 7 EXM HOUSEKEEPING OR CONVALESCENCE WORK HI 2-3144.

OBS WANTED-MEN 51 HANDYMAN Experienced, reasonable, own tools HI 3-0224 DO YOUR REMODELING NOWI rwp Carpenlers want work hourly or daily bass. References. Free estimate. HI 2-2374 or HI M183. HELP WANTED-WOMEN 52 SECRETARY ull time general office work.

(Posting, typing, Wrlle Box 297, Eureka Newspapers, Inc. giving narne7 age, marital status and phono number Also expected salary MUST be stated. SALES WOMAN-- TEACHER Must be mature and neat. Must have "helJfuT 9 exptrlm experienc. SEE MR.

MARTIN Inger Sewing Center 5J 9 St. PUART Representatives TM1i C. NO Experience Re AVON SSSi WRITB HELP WANTED-MEN 53 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! fTM 1 ambitious young a "TM-' 3 0 Sy i Wllh rkln "mllHofU, Irlnge Tprou'd ofi pay A Otis, Advertising Director, TMJ iW plrSl lnc Cali: haJiSl 01 ur and work- background, your personal oual (I- Ua "lf 1W lhlnk you. Afler renting your letter II arrange lor a personel Intefvlew! Pcrn n5 rt Position with an Northwestern u'llTeanySy? "TM" PM 1 l(l i jdJ "i Wlro hum products, named man above 40 preferred model ur. and machinery lul not necos.

train If hired. Drawing unl qualified, For personal i' 0 luallllcatlons, ad- oni ml "bor to ERNIE w'SSM; fiffij, 1A10 Do Opportunity Knocking nl 'llOc.