Eureka Humboldt Standard from Eureka, California • Page 16

HUMBOLDT STANDARD Tumble Weed Star Of Movie Monicker Gome By Honestly By Vernon Scoft United Press Staff Correspondent Hollywood of a new inovie to be released soon is Tumble Weed. Unlike other catchy mon- ickers, weed comes by its name honestly. In the picture Is For Turriblweed," the lead role is played by' a 1 sincere member of the tumbleweed family. Co-starred with the 'inanimate weed is fearfully animate Anne Lockhart, also makes her debut in the film. Sitting in a booth In the Brown Dorby.for lunch, Anne, a pretty blonde with upturned nose, maintained her compos- ure until a waiter, pinched her on the cheek.

She giggled hap- stood on her chair and attempted to return the affec- gesture. Seated-again, Anife was ask- ed if she was excited about making her.flrst picture. With, out a word she slipped beneath the table and spent the belter part of 15 minutes hiding there. Star Is Four Anne is four years old. She also is the daughter of actress June Lockhart and a fourth generation er.

James Lebenthal, producer of the picture, hastened to explain: "Anne hasn't been In- "terviewed before. She's just a little bit Jumpy." He then attemped to coax her topside with a lump of sugar. Inasmuch as his star was incommunicado, Lebenthal explained his unusual inovie. "It is strictly a fantasy about the travels adventures of a tumbleweed," he said. "Something on the 'order of the 'Red Red Balloon' -giving personality to an inanimate subject.

"The difference is our film based.on reality and treated as a documentary. Almost all of our footage was shot in Wagon Mound, New Mexico. Unfortunately the extraordinary rainfall there had wiped out all the tumblcwced, so we were forced to truck It In from California. Wonders Al Choice "Sometimes .1 wonder why I chose a tumbleweed for the central character. is flora nongrata everywhere.

Ranch ers hate the pesky weed. It causes fires, floods and crop 'damage. "But it is colorful. In our story, it becomes involved in various situations with different people. The weed, manages to steal Anne's hair rib bon i sequence." Arcata Woman In Crash Mrs.

Ann -B. Sedlacek, 47,, -Arcata deputy city clerk, was in good condition this morning despite being thrown from her auto in a two-car collision last night. The accident happened at 12lh and streets, Arcata. Trinity Hospital officials report the woman is suffering from a concussion. There are no fractures or internal Injuries.

She will be hospitalized about four days. The driver of the other car and his passenger were unin jured. The driver is Richard Skone, IB, of 1840 i street, Arcata. He was citec for reckless i i police said. His passenger was Larry 25.

Both are students ai Humboldt State College. Police said Mrs. Sedlacek was driving south on street They said the student came through the intersection west bound on 12th street. The impact threw the deputy clerk to the pavement. -Her body landed under Skone's auto, police said.

They salt Skone estimated his speed a 1 40 miles per hour. NO FUNERAL BILLS TO PAY! We recommend Ihis low- cost Plan, issued by Forest Lawn Life Insurance Co. Regardless of how lillle has been paid In cash for funeral expense is immediately available. a i coupon today. COOPER MORTUARY Jay SI.

at Fifth P.O. nov Eureka HI 3 I rieme have full rTtHik lent me on how I A i i a funeral bills. N'o cost or obligation. NAME AOF. ADDRESS crry New Owner, Call Letters For Radio Station Wendell Adams New call letters for the former radio station KHUM were nnounced today by Wendell Adams, new president and gen- ral manager.

The station's call letters were hanged by the. Federal Communications Commission to INS, effective today, Adams lated. Adams purchased the 12- ear-old a i under name of the Eureka Broad- astlng Company in partner- hip with Jack Fearnhead of Vew York. Fearnhead is vice (resident of the local Company nd general manager of radio tatlon -WINS in New York Jity. An ambition of more than 20 rears has been realized in the purchase of this station by Adams.

He began in the adlo field.shortly after receiw ng his master's degree from he School of Music Rochester, New York. This was as' a musical. ar- 'anger for Columbia Broadcasting System. In 1940 he was named director of popular music, for CBS network. Three years later Adams vas appointed manager of WABC-FM In New York City, 1944 he entered the army as a lieutenant colonel and be- ame program manager of Ra dio Luxemburg under the psychological warfare division HAEF.

He produced musical, news and dramatic programs in 14 languages. After completion of army duty, Adams was named senior producer i bf CBS vhere he remained until join- ng the William Esty company, a major New York advertising agency, in 1946. Six' years later he was promoted to director of radio and supervisor of music i which time he many of the widely known commercial jingles such.as the Winston cigarette'jingle. He remained in this position until forming the EEC this spring. During his career he was arranger and assistant-conductor for "Hit Parade" radio pro- rain and wrote original backgrounds for the "Helen Hayes Program," "Studio One," "Orson Welles," "Columbia "We, The People.

1 As popular music director he produced such programs as the "Frank Sinatra Show, 1 "Perry Como," "Gordon Me- Rae," "Arthur the "Ross (Fontaine) Sisters," "Hit Parade" and "Seth Parker Show." With the Esty a Adams produced both radio and television shows. These included: "Vaughn "Bob Hawk "Colgate TV Theater," "Strike It Rich" and radio serials "Lo renzo Jones," a Marge," "Young Doctor Ma lone" and "Kings' Row." Swim Sessions At Pool Saturday Three sessions Scout swimming instruction will be held Saturday night at the Eu reka High school accord ing to Levl Young, Scout exec ulive. Sessions will begin at 7:30 8:20 and 9:10. This will he the final ssvim for one the groups, Young said. British Work On H-Bomb Rocket London- -Experts said to- iay they arc working, on plans or a 70-ton H-bomb rocket of being launched from Sritain at targets in Eastern Europe or the Middle East.

A statement Issued by the iperry Gyroscope Co. and two British firms working on. this country's "Ultimate Defense jystcm" estimated it should be for action in two to three 'ears. "Captive" tests of the new- rocket's engine will be made at an. isolated-research station Spaclcadam, north of London.

The missile will'be flight- ested at Woomera in the Australian desert. California a i four national parks, eight natlona monuments i 18 naliona forests. Prison Baseball Team Outfielders Makes-'HomeRun' Concord, Mass. Prison Farm outfielder Ronald Mules broke with (hfc of (ho raced far back to (he cheers of guards and spcclalors alike and grabbed the ball on the dead run. i The guards suddenly'stop- ped-cheering, Tho spccla- lors, nil prison farm Inniales, Cheered on.

Mules had run right; out of the park and Into the woods. Several g'uards stood dumbfounded for several seconds before coming to a full realization of what had trans- After quieting Mules' Wildly cheering rooting sec- lion, when Included the slugger who had rapped the ball, four guards set out after the escapee. Dut, police said, they proved no match for the fleet centerflelder and he made ft clean getaway. Water To Be Shut Off Temporarily Joseph Lockhart, Eureka su perlntendent of public works, las announced installation of a new water main on Cousins street will necessitate 'cutting off water in the immediate area Saturday from 8 to 10 a.m. Water will be cut off on Myrle from Seventh to West ave- me, including Tydd and Seares streets.

One block-each Eighth and streets off Myrtle will be without water also during the period, Lockhart said. I.KOAI, NOTICES No. 136B1 NOTiOU TO CREIIlTOHg Eslate of KOLA E. FHEY, Deceased" hollce Is hereby Klven by Ihe undersigned. Huby Dodge.

Administratrix of Die Esllle 6f Kola E. Frey deceased, to Ihe creditors of and lerumi having claims againsl the sold decedent, lhat six nttnlhs afler he first publlcallon of Ihti hey either file Ihem with Ihe necej- sary voucher! In the OHtce ot Ih, Clerk of the Superior Court ot Ihe Stale of California, In and for Ihe Counly of Humboldl, or exhibit them with the necessary vouchers Io ths laid nuby Dodge, at 3033 Park Slreel EOreka, Cllltomla. (hi lame belnlt Ihe place for the transaction of (he business of Ihe said estate fn the County of Humboldl. Slate of California. Daled al Eureka, California, Iht Ulh day ot April, lOSfl.

HUBY F. DODGE Admlnlslralrlx of Ihe Eslale ol Kola E. Frey, deceased. JOHN H. Allarnty for the Administratrix.

9, IB, 13 IS Ha. Depl. 1 NOTICE TO CfifcniTOBS Tn the Superior Court of the California In and for Ihe ol Humboldl. In Ihe Mailer of Ihe Estate DAVID HAROLD M1U.KB. Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tht undersigned special admlnlslralor the estale of laid decedent, wilj powers, duties and obligations of i general administrator. Id the creditor: of all persons bavins: elalnv against the decedent, to i Ihei with the necessary voucher! tn mi oflke Of Ihe Clerk Of Ihe. Superb Court of Ihe Stale of California, In and for Ihe Humboldt. to preterit them with Ihe necessary Io i a Administrator at the ojlfce of his attorneys, Falk ralk, Room Ml, 350 Street. Eureka California, which last named office he undersigned selects as hi! place UiInees In all matters connected with th'e estate 61 said decedent, within month! after Ihe firsl publication 0 Ihil notice.

Dale ol flrsl publication: April 11 JOHN 3. FOSrICH Special Administrator the estate of laid decedent TALK FAI.K, Attorneys for Special Admlnrslrator. 13 Funeral Notices Obituaries PAUL FORD Paul V. Pord, 20-year-old McKinleyville resident, died Darly'Thursday afternoon In an Arcata hospital following a lingering illness. He was born August 6, 1937 -in Hector, Arkansas.

He had resided in McKinleyville for the -past seven years. He was employed by the Sound Lumber Company in Arcala for four years i his illness. was a member of the Assembly of God church of Mckinleyyille. Survivors include his wife, Ford, McKlnley- ville; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Frost, McKinlyville; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yancey, Hector, Arkansas; sister, Mrs. Reva Carey, Me- Kinleyville; brothers, Jack "ord and George Frost, both of MqKlnleyville; in Trbadwell, Little Rock, George (Bud) Treadwell, and an aunt, Mrs. Ruby Blalack, Arcata.

Funeral services will be conducted Monday at p. rrt. at the Assembly of-God church McKinleyville. The Rev. Bill Hickman and the Rev.

Her- lert Chisum will officiate. In- will follow in Green- vood cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of ield Mortuary, Chapel of the ledwoods. NOAH RICHARD ALEXANDER GOODMAN Noah Richard 'Alexander ioodman, 80-year-old Fresh- vater resident, died Thursday a local hospital following a ong illness. He was born May 22, 1877 In Boone counly, Arkansas.

He had resided in Eureka or the past 12 years and was i hotel maintenance man prior to his retirement. He and his vife, Lula, celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary January 4, 1958. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Richard Goodman, Port Arthur, Texas; daughters, Mrs. Lillian Perkins, Anchorage, Alaska; Mrs. Elizabeth Small, Eugene, brother, Tom Goodman, Norman, 12 grandchildren; 27 greatgrand- children, and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 1:30 p. m. from Cooper Mortuary, Chapel of the Ferris. The Rev. Paul D.

Mangum will otficiate. Interment will follow In Ocean View cemetery. NO. 13671 Dept. 2 NOTICE TO CIltUlTOna In thC Superior Couil of thl Stale oi Cillfornla In and for the County el luhiboldl.

In the Mailer of the Estate of ALBIN L. CARLSON, Deceased. NOTICE II hereby given by the undersigned Administrator wllh Ihe Will Annexed oi the Eslale fit ALtllN CARLSON, 'deceased, Io Ihe creditors Of. and all perdni having claim! against the laid deceased, la file Ihelr claims with the necessary voucher! ilk monlht the lint publication of Ihis notice, In the office oi he ClerX ol the superior Court 6f Sllte of California, tn and for. the County of Humboldl.

In Ihe Cily EUfeka, Counly ot Humboldt, state ol California, or Io present said clllmi i the ttcccssary'Vouchers wtthln said month! to the'iald Admlnlilrator with Ihe Will Annexed al Ihe office of Thftmi Fraser, Attorney al Law, 8 IS Seventh SI reel. City ot Eureka, Counly of HUrnboldU State ol California, which said office un- derilgncd lelcclt at Ills piles of business In all matters connected with the eslate ol ALBIN L. ceased. Dated: April 32, 1058. KEITH CARLSON Administrator with 1 Ihe will annexed'Of the Eslate of ALBlN L.

CARLSON, De ceased. 1, THOMAS FKASER, Allornej' for Administrator Ith the Will Annexed. Dale of firsl publication: April 1958. IS (S) No. 13578 tept.

2 NOTICE OF SALE OF TErtsONAi, rnoPKrtTt In the Superior.Court of the State 01 California In and for tha County ol In the Mailer of the Eslali oi ALBIN J. CARLSON, Deceased. NOTICE It given that the undersigned Administrator of the eslale of ALBIN CAHLSON, Deceased, will sell at private-sale Id th highest ldder for cash and subject to conlir- matlort by laid Superior Courl on May 6, at the hour of One o'clock P. or alter satd day. at 615 Seventh Street.

Eureka, California, all the right, itle. Interest, and estate of the said ALBIN L. CARLSON, Deceased, at the fme of death, and all the right, itle and Interest that Ihe said estate las by operation ot a or otherwise icdiilred Other than or tn addition to hat of the laid ALBIN L. CARLSON. Deceased, at the time of his death in and to certain personal pr6perly described as follows.

Io Wit: Pontiac Body Type Model CACPCUSC. engine JCSZAiJn. Bids or offers are inylled for said prooerty and must be In writing- and will be received at the office, of J. 'homas Fraser, at -Law, 15 Seventh Street. Eureka, California, jy the Administrator of said estate, or may be filed with the Clerk ol the aid Superior Court of the State of California, In and for the County of Hurhboldt, at any lime the first publication of this notke and beiore making "of said sale.

Terms and conditions of sale: Cash lawful money of the United Slalvi 3f America or credit acceptable to Administrator, per cent 6f the )urchase ptlce to be 'paid cm day of alp, balance- on confirmation of lale 3y the court. Administrator reserves he right to reject any and all bids. KEITH CAHLSON Admlnlltralor oi the -Estate of ALBIN L. CARLSON, Deceased. THOMAS FRASER, Attorney for Ad minis I rat or.

tlU thru No. 569-11 N-OTICF. OF SALE On May Slit 1939, at the hour 10 o'clock A. M. ot slid day, at 111.

entrance Io Ihe oflico of BeTcher Ab ft i Company, 527 Third Street. In the City of Eureka. County of HiimboTdt, Slate of California, the undersigned, BELCHER 'ABSTRACT TITLE COMPANY. Trustee, wil it. public auction to the hfglics bidder tor cash, in lawful money of Ihe United Slater, All payable at the i ol (hat certain real pronerlv i a Ihe City of Eureka.

County of Humholdl. State of California. Bounded and described as follows! Lot ifn Block a of the Subdivision Of Loll 1. 3. 3 and 4 of Gross Tract, accordTmr to the map thereof filed tn the office of the County Recorder of tfurhboldC County.

California, In Book of Mart pare 13. Said will be made without covenant Or warranty reiardlnt i hniesslon or encumbrance, Id latlsfy the obligations secured by and pur- ruaiil Io the power of sale conferred that certain Deed of Trust executed by ERVIN H. CHAMBERS artd PAULINE A. CHAMBERS, husband and wife. Tnistors, to BELCHER ABSTRACT TITLK COMPANY.

Tnlslee. for Ihe benefit and security of KATHEIUNE CREASON, widow, dated January a anuary WL 3lsl 19S1 and recorded March ajih 1456 Tho Tlnu in BooV 3K of Official Records paie ne UCV HI. Recordi ol HumhMdt County, Call- i i a BELCHER ABSTRACT T1TI.F, COMPANY. Tnnlee By III MERTON BELCHLft, Ptejident. W.

O. CAVI, Secretary. GEORGE Graveside services for George Guiltnan will be 1 held Saturday at 11 m. at St. Bernard's cemetery.

Arrangements were under the direction of Cooper Mortuary, Chapel of the Ferns. GEORGE ABRAHAM Rosary for George 'Abraham was recited Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the chapel of Goble Fortuna Mortuary. Friends assembled at the mortuary chapel Friday at 9:30 a.

m. and proceeded to St. Joseph's church where Requiem Mass ccle brated at 10 a. m. with the Rev Father T.

V. Burke as cele. brant. Interment followed in St. Bernard's cemetery, Eu reka.

Paulbearers were George Corbctt, Rodney Farris, Jack Robbins, Martin Langdon, Melvin Cove and John Wilson. ALBERT JOSEPH SWANER Rosary for Albert Joseph Swaner was recited Thursday at 8:15 p. m. in the Pierce Mortuary chapel. Brief rites were held in the mortuary Friday at 9:30 a.

m. Requiem Mass was celebrated'at St. Joseph's church at 10 a. m. Interment followed In St.

Bernard's cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert LaLonde, Robert Lazelle, Charles Williams, Merlin Huddlesnn Edward Bognuda and Earl Hin man. FRANK BURTSCHEI.L SR. Rosary for Frank Burtschell Sr. was recited Thursday a 7:30 p.

m. at Wier's Mortuary chapel. Requiem Mass was Friday at 10 a. in. at St.

Joseph's church. Crescent Cily. Interment followed in the family plot in the Catho lie cemetery. OTTO FRANK BECKER Funeral services for Ofto Frank Becker were conducter Friday at 2 p. m.

in the chape of Coble's Fortuna Mortuary G. Hubbari officiated. Military graveside riles in a Eureka cemelery wore under the auspices Sunset Post 2207, VFW, For tuna, A NOTlCtl No. 13475 Dept. Ko.

1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tn the Superior Court of the Slate if California In and for the County of iumboldl. In the Matter oi the F.slaU of EARL BUCK HALLMARK. Deceased Notice Is hereby given by the Undersigned. Administratrix of the Esiile of tarl Buck Hallmark, deceased, to he creditors of and all persons having claims analnst the said deceased, to He their clnims the necessary within six months after the first publication of Ihis Notice. In the office of the Clerk of the above-named -ourt.

or to present claims with the necessary vouchers within laid six months Io the Administratrix, at the offices ol Huber i Goodwin, Attor- icj-s at Law. 530 Eye Street. Eureka, California, which said offices the un selects as her blace of business all mailers connected with said estate. Date ot first publication: April 25, 105S. NEVA HALLMARK Administratrix ol the above- entitled estate.

HUBER By G. EDWARD GOODWIN, Attorneys for Administratrix. 9. ISI NOTICE OF HKAtllN'O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Humboldl i hold a public hear- on Tuesday, May 13, al the hour of 2:00 o'clock m. In the Supervisors Veterans Membrlll Building, Tenlh and Streets.

Eureka, California, concerning Ihe adoption oi icw subdivision ordinance of the County of Humboidl. EN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN lha, who may Interfiled In "aid aubdivlslon ordinance may appear before laid Board of Supervisor! at Ihe time and a above specified and prJient their vlewl on Ihe matter. Dated: April 2 2 I FRED J. MOORE, County Clerk and Ex-ofilcli Clerk of Ihe Board of Su pervijori of Ihe Counly Humboldt, stale fornla. In I- (S N'O.

13679 KOTICR TO I Eslale bf FRED CHANDLER, De ceased. Notice ti hereby given (hat the -undersigned, Bessie L. Svendsen, Ad- mhmtrilrlx ol the eslale of Fred Chandler, deceased, to the creditors ol and all persons having claims agalnil the said deceased, lhal 'wllhln six month! alter the first mirjllcallon oi this nollce, they either i them wllh the neteJiary vouchers In the office oi the Clerk of Ihe Superior Court the Stale of California. In and for Ih County of exhibit then with the necessary vouchers to Bessie L. Svendsen.

South 15lh Street. Forluna. California, the same bclne the place for (he transaction of the business of Hid estate In Ihe City 6f Forluna, County ot Humboldl, Stale of California. BESSIE L. SVENDSEN Admlnlslralrli 81 the Eslate of Fred Chandler, Deceased ft, BRAUN, Attorney for Administratrix.

IS, 13 (S! NO. mci! vl Dept. NOTfCE OF HEARINO PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL Superior Oburt ot the Slate Of California for Ihe County of Humboldt. In the Maltcr of the Eslale of GEORGE CAROL SCHEPPLEH, Deceased. NOTICE IS 7IEflEBV GIVEN thai VERA BEMtflECE SCIIEPPLER as Petitioner the Will ol the above named decedent, has Itled herein a PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL reference to which Is hereby niade for further particulars, arid that the i and place ot hearing the same has been let Monday, Mny 5, 19X8 al 2 p.

In the Courl Room of Department ot saij Court al Vclerflns' Memorial Ruikiinff, 1030 Street, in the Cily of Eureka. California. Dated April 24. 19M. FRED J.

MOOflE, Clerk of sakl Cnurt. By MARJODIE P. WILLIS, Deputy Clerk. HUBER GOODWIN Attorneys at Law 530 Eye Slreel Eureka, California Telephone: Hillside 2-4J31 Attorneys for Petitioner. 2S-- (S FIORISTS DOLSON 'FLORIST SHOP UO yean el jervlc'e wllh me fines! In flowers.

I HI 3.3051 sH Green Stamps lift RUM Hendi-rson Center Flowers FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL EUREKA FLORIST MXSONU NOTICES PRSOMl KOnCB BEA GOR This is the last you enj "Fealureite." The pafficifSaHriq tool part, and until next ya ''THANKS Especially lor Mom $10" PERMS POR $8.50 RIDGEWOOD HEIGHTS BEAUTY SHOP tildliewaod Drive Eurtict Out Walnut Orivt Left On RldgeWMd Drive 2 HI 2-6869 INDIVIDUALITY In hilr ityilrif Lucilla's Beauty Salon MERLE NRMAN COSMETICS Ample Parking EUlni, Marlon. Lucille-- Operators Lucille Pavlich Owner IKS Sired HI 2-SS73 Mother's Day Special iis.so PETM ANZNT ONLY $10 Call HI 3-51M COZY BEAUTY SHOP STREET Lozensky Lucille Stafford BIRTHS 1 TftlMlTV ROEeri, Mr. And Mr I. atOrtfe W. Box 47, Cranntll GUI on Aeril 30.

ConAUer. Mr. and Mn. BiU P.O. Box- BlUft Like Girl, on May I.

ST. JOSEPH McCturc, Mr. and Mn. James 3522 Dak6la Street. Eurefcfc Boy on April 30.

HlcJte, Mr. ftnd Mrs, Lvtih HBO l.lnfon Street, Bay fin April 30. Lee. Air. And Claude "60 wirrtn Creek Reid.

Ar- Girl tm May 1. GENERAL, Sallady. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Korbel Soy on MRV 1, REDWOOD MEMORIAL Tree.

Mr. and -Raymond Box 21, Rio Dell Boy tin ArJrll 30. Leonardo, Mr. and Mri. Anthony 1, Box 104.

Girl on April 30. IN APPRECIATION thanki and appr tola. Ton to our many friends And relatlvei far the jyrhpalhy and klndneai linded us durlrtc the rtcenl lOil of our loved Jo 'Ann Wide Slened: H6ger WHUce. Baby Vickie Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Wade, Sr. With deepest gratitude we extend word of thanks for the many kind aclt ot ayiripfcthv expressed by thoughtful -friends of our fUiir Mr. John Thompson. The kindnesses have meant much to us. Mrs.

Edith Thompson Edmrtd Thorrtpion Mr. Mrs. Ray Thompson ft family LOST FOUND IS COURTESY SERVICE Anyone findinr keys. Blaises ni lost articlei may bring them to claim CLASSIFIED LOST AND FOUND LOST Black and white Cockef spaniel. monthi old.

In vicinity of Buhne'and Williams St. If found, call Darrtll NOrberry or day III 3-3692. Reward. Reward Loil Sunday In vicinity of Butler Valley Hoad, Bll Bend to Mad River, a man'! brown 0 Ad Lost a brown Toy puppy hsvveu 16 name ol Peanuts In vlclnily of 34M a 61. Reward.

PhOna HI 2-1470. BEWARt)--Uit a Man's tlrjS wilti 1 Euri 19 Card Parly at the Danish Hall, Arcala, May- Games 7:30. Whist 1:30. All irocery prizes. All proceds to Tanda Camp Fire Group.

Given by Hole May Fulton. Card party at Carlolta Saturday. May 3rd. Games 7:30 -Cards 8:30 Card a Humboldt Grime, Spruce Point, Tueiday. May 6th.

Games Ctfdj Public lames. Every. Wednesday nllht. a o'clock, fciilt, Hill 1317 Clllfornla ilreet. Card Patty.

Biyildc Monday, May Slh Games Cards PERSONAL KOIKES 23 We will not be responsible it you do not know the. Congressman you elect. Come hear Clem Miller at JLWU Hall, Sth and Eureka, Friday, May 9, at 1 p.m. IL.WU Aux. 29 and Local if After April 30.

1933. I wlfl not be responsible for debu contracted by anyone other than my- Sftnedi Leland OLfY'S SHOE SHOP Now Open for Buslneis. Your patronage will be Appreciated. MASTER BIG LOAF Toast for a brighter breakfast today. Watch your planu growl Try REDWOOD LEAF MOLD In Consult your local nitrt- pry on this amazine new pioducl UNWANTED HAm Removed oermancnlly, bv tered EltcltOIOllst Estelle Hem- appointments.

Uw Street HI. 3.09« ETTE M17 -E" St HI J-W5S Onen Eves, by Appointment The Perfect MOTHER'S DAY OffT Rotermund's Fufs cllt HI 3-S1I9 tor appointment before you five UP youi battle for normal vJJInht Flrure Elte Reducing Salon Own Eves, by Appointment. HIS St. Phone HI 1-MSJ WRIGHT'S VvlOTEL lh and Csrfiplsfa Dsf'idtive Adeflfiy 1. DtTftO STAFF 0 Bo JM.

Eilfelca fcl Tlrnes and Standard want Jd. More, than JS.OOO farn- Hies read Ihla everr All pftnty 6f them in tie marxet a cat like YOURS Teil 'em snd sell 'em wllh want ad DIAL HI MTU utv- NER Ihe "BEAUTY CORNER" oyad 'this- nW classified lions wish lo thank all who VERYONE!" 1' Special PERMANENT WAVE $.50 Elite Beauty Shoppe 121 Eureka HI 2-MS4 Special Reduction of lultlen for APRIL BUDOET TKBHS Frederick Charles Beauty College Srd "0." Eilreka HI 3-J731 Distinctive STYLING for Dlicrlmlnatlnt LidtM Daly's Beauty Salon 405 Ellrekl HI 3-1U3 PERSONAL NOTICES 23 SUBSCRIBERS IN EUREKA If you fail to receive your Standard by 6:00 'p. m. HI 2-1 7.11: Lines open till 7 p. on Standard.

If you fail to receive your Times by 7 :30 a. m. phone HI 2-1711. Line open until 9 a. m.

on Times. FORJUNA-- If you fall to -receive your Times by 7:30 m. or your Standard by 6:00 p. m. Phone Mrs.

Perdfiw RAndolph 5-2249. In Crescent City, jf you do not receive your Hum- bolcit Times please- phone Laura Peugh 808S. Complaints are token until 10 a. m. ARCATA If your Humboldt Standard isn't received by 6:00 p.

m. Call VA 2-1081 not later than 7 p. m. The Humboldt Times Isn't received by 7:30 a. m.

Coll VA 2-1081 not larer than 8:00 a. m. We BUY i Sail KSl 1 4 1 anpilsnces. Phone HI 3-0846 for appraisals. THE THRIFT SHOP "5, FumltuIe Al i 1 cn fi CookinK ana lervtrta- jor'3 or B001 te, ML1 th 'fin S3 UleniJU WONDERIjAUb SUPPLY Equipment 1M Eureka HI 1-7031 Sl lrt 1 0 4l homt.

Be iil- led with oeil and lilcil in by ekpirlenied nlari' Don Sauhdert. HJ 1-1M HeprelenUllve for Malin Co. Money-back suaranlle. Do you i ntw Baby In the Tamlly? Children'! silverware Kow a aar ih SIIUATIONJ WOMEN so lit ClajJ Uuiidry. dry, IOC pound.

Irjnlnl. CURTAINS SSc. Panel Pickup. HI S-SSOO. in TMy licensed Franklin and rJltlrlct.

HI 2-3381. Pracltciil nurse will care for chll- i ar orfi'l' 3 0 a S1TUATIONS WANTED, HEN 51 Man 55 needs work or part alt 4rM UI rJjor'J- Reasonable hi carpenter. Tree eitl- uS cr Mi or what have you. 21! Eureka NewsulptrJ, Inc. HELP WASTED, WOMEN 52 Airlins Stswardessss Pacific Airllnel will InlerVUiv apollcants for llewardei! lions.

Inlercslrd applicants mujt have the followlnc duallflcall- onsi Aze: J1-S7 Inclusive. Heliht: Inclusive. Weiehl: In proportion to helihl. but not exceeding 13S pounds! JO-M or belter and not the use o( slajsei: Educalion: a. Rendered Nurie b.

college graduate collegi plus business experience 0 ,3, 1 nh a (rtd 1 W0rl Marital Slalui: Slnfle and not marrlld. No scars or blrlh markl. Capable of passing- complete com piny physical examinations. Apply io Sheryl Woods, PACIFIC AIRLINES At iHirnbdldt counly On Monday, May 5 at 2 p.m^orliy. Houiekeeper to live In.

Separate Quarters. Musi have inod references and be able to drive car. Write Box 2H Newspapers Inc. Wante'd housekeeper for 3 Hhonl aee children, -live In, Write to Box 213 kuieXt rfewlplctrl HELP WOMEN 52 Avon calllnl numboidl County Women. Do you desire money? Represent Avon and earn steady Income.

Private (ervltw Write Avon, Bpx 4t-nfD, Pol er vil. ley or Phone toei roiltr vilify. Live In housekeeper. Care for i iintll chlldien Monday-frlday. i a.rn.-S p.m.

rtoom, board, mi- arjr. Must he of tood rhoral character wllh -A-l references Ph Wtolli Wllllney HELP WANTID, MH 53 WE- Can put you to work now Can make mort money thin you ever Ihoutht possiblt WE Will train you tor i lop fllfhl pollllM YOU Cm work year trflund--N6 winter WE Will adva'nct you al ou Qualify YOU i like our Kt SL, Rodtn Jft8--Eureka 9 'lit 12 Noon WANTED! hardwire- Hies- 1 Io merchandise and fell And nwtr tools, plus Work throughout More, Mult be prepared for extensive InvtiUtralttJn of Salary MOO. per month, If not experienced in hard do not apply. "Coma Out of ihft Fog" I I HUMBOLDT Interviews between $-9 A.M. only No Phone calli.

FORTUNA HARDWARE WANTED 'Automobila Mechanic 'See Bud'Kaustin ah KAUSEN MOTOR CO. Oldsmoblle-Cadlllac 7lh and I Need 4 PART TIME MEN in Fortune Area MUST BE.21 TO 65 personal Interview lllh St. Forluna 'ill Noon Top Flight Salesman Wanted For Top line Sewing Machine and Vacuum Cleaner sales with largest company selling American made-Sewing Machines. "heck depends on sale ability. Apply In person, 523- lh Eureka SINGER SEWING MACHINE 'CO.

Split Makers Wanted To mike grape slakei, piling hoards rails, posts Call Gar- beri'ille, or 1435 evenlriss. Salesman to sell local and long- distance moving and slorane for Mayflower Van Lines Salary plus commission and car allowance. TJberal employee benefit. Interviews In person only morn' Baker 3 George WANTED Experienced: tire service man. qualified to progrest to commercial tales work.

Wrlle to Box 212 Eureka Newspapers, Inc. Wanted: Experienced yard lumber Tallyman. Cull MO. HELP WAIHED, HH. WOKEN 54 Neid i 4 i e.

experienced to operate a bar and grill In Ihe heart of va- land on Ihe Ridwood highway May had with lease or operating share. A good opportunity lor righI people. to Box 310 Eureka Newipiperl, Irtc, YOU DONT fcAVE TO M6VE: Right In your hml Town or County. We need an atllve up Io S1M.OO weekly first year. Operate from Write The wJt- kins .4.111 Hollls Oakl a i Calif.

Complelely fumlihed 3 room bungalow, modern rent free PlU chan for rd ALLVN tLACtAir.ttt AOENcy Office Poslllons" 431 St. HI 2-9M8 or HI S-1677 Clarke Employment Agency All lypcs help processed. 6M lOlh. Arcata VA 2-0742 KHOOIS'IHSTRUCTIOK 57 BECOME A PRACTICAL NURSE, Infant Nurse, Medical Assistant. Blsdenland high pay.

Learn home, spare time. High School NOT necessary. Agei 1765. Free booklet! Write: United School Nursing. 453, Pleasant Hill.

CALIFORNIA. Interntl Correspondence Schools, titles! Home-study Institution Irt Vftrld. Reprtstntativf, Box Ml, Eureka. HI 3-1985. 60 ROOM BOARD I a i a Swiss Hotel famtljr styls boart and room a board only.

Reasonable GUEST HOUSE BOARD. Ere SL vacancy for lady pensioner 1 1 1 home. Inquire 1315 'La Folnle Hoad. HT 3-4409. ECONOMY ROOMS AND MEALS, Ckm In.

Men only. No drinkers. ROWS FOR BFNT. FUBHISHED TM Clean, modem rteaitd roomi. per week and up.

T.V. In lobby. Some kitchen privileges. Meo only. RILLINGTON ARMS M3 Street Ouiet room In home.

Gentleman, non drlnkerl. Pll- entrance. CU SU DESIMBLE Room--hath, heat, garage Gentleman. Reference. Ph.

HI 3-C114. neated rooms 16-S13 Weekly Wear P. o. TV In lobby, loos-sin 131 per month. Women only.

Kit- chrn privileges Business dis- trict'Phone HI 3-IM87 after 5. lleeplntf for man. Private TV In Clean room for man. Private room. Ou Kelt, I-114J.

ea i week. Men only. Club Kitchen. Colonial Hotel 313 O. Pleasant front ileeplng room, in home In Her' Center.

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