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HUMBOLDT STANDARD Solurdny, Jon. 24, 1559, 16 Two ExConvicts Returned To Two'ex-convicls were ordered relumed to San Quenlin stale prison yyslerday and two other persons were committed to the California Youlli Authority. Appearing in superior court, Harmon Ray Abbott was sentenced lo the term prescribed by law for passing bad checks and Troy McGarrity was sentenced on a grand thefl charge. Brothers Ronald and Donald Long were sentenced lo the Youlh Authority, i branch of the slate prison system, for car theft. An accomplice, William Leslie Ealon, won two years probation.

Deputy district a John Quinn represented the people, with public defender fiarold L. Hammond for the defense except in the case of McGarrity. He was represented by court-appointed Norman Cissna of Fortuna. Judge Donald H. Wilkinson presided.

Dairymen'Hoiding Banquet Today John M. Shea, secretary manager ot the California a i council, spoke "Working Together" at the annual Humboldt Counly Dairymen's Association hinchepn At Scout Dinner Tonight banquet today at the dale fairgrounds. n- New officers also were, la be rove-led during Ihe luncheon program. The annual session at 10:30 a. m.

with speaking programs for both the dairymen and their wives. A general as sembly reconvened for this af- larnoon's agenda. Howard B. Barr, asslrtanl to he. president of Consolidated Western Steel division, U.

S. Steel Corporalljn, will speak at the Boy Scout Recognition dinner tonight at Redwood Acres. The dinner will begin at 7 o'clock. is sponsored by the Redwood Area Council of the 3oy Scouts. A feature of the evcnl will, bo Ihe prescnlation of special awards to five local men who have done oulstand- ng work in Ihe Scouting field.

Barr has been to present of the steel company since 1955. He joined the livision in 1953 as general manager and assistant to the ice president. Barr is a member of the executive board of the Los An gclcs Council of Boy Scouts and chairman of the council's camping committee. WEATHER TIDES Tempcrnture rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4 a. m.

San FraHtliro Tiay Area: todAy and lonlihtt. ctearlni! lonUht and fair Sunday; hlih today M-W; low tontfhl 45-50; southerly wEndi 12-15 mph today Uccoinlne -norlhwosl 10-24 mph Sunday: chauci ot rain 93 per cent loday, 40 per cent tonight and 10 per cent Sunday. Nvrlhrm and Central Cilirornla: Rain the north portion spreading south- vard and reaching Santa Mario and rrwno tonight! mow tn the moun- snow level 4.WO feet In the extreme north and 7,000 In the southern Sierra Nevada) otherwise ckmdy today and Ionic hi and fair Sunday, but a few showers In the extreme north SunrSay: cooler north portion today and tonight and In California Sunday; coastal winds soulh- erly 20-15 mph Point Arena northward and. southerly 13-W mnti elic- today heconilni northwest Sunday. -HI.

Shasta Arrai Rain today and scattered showers Ionic hi and Sunday with snow level around 4,600 feet; colder today and lonljMi windy. Sltrra Haln spreadLnr southward over the area today, reaching the joulh eotl untl conllnitlni to- slow level 5,000 feet in the norlh portion and 7,000 feet-In the south portion; clearing- and colder Sunday. Saecanienla Valley: Rain loday; clear- Ing ton lab and fair Sunday colder loday and tonlglil; hTsh bath dlys 46-55; low tonight 3G-44; southerly winds 12- Italian Night' Set for Ingomar "Italian an annual event for Ingomar club members will be held January 27 at the Ingomar club featuring OF GOOD TASTE! FRESH FREEZE Jail Sentence In Forgery Case Merlon Mcng, former 1 For- bank employe charged vlth forging checks on his sis- er's account, was sentenced to 45 days in the county jail yesterday. He also must make full restitution within 18 months and is on probation for two years. The same terms, with a CO day jail sentence, were meted oul to Dwaine E.

Evans, charged with writing bad checks. Both men appeared before Judge Donald Wilkinson superior court. complete Italian menu. Chairman of the event Is Andrew Rosala and committee members are Amador Rossi, A. P.

"Gus" Brambani, Waller Dolfini, Guy Libera, Frank Craney, Angelo Kranceschi, Sero Maffia, Gino Pasquini, S. P. Burre, Gordon Hadley, Michael Stefanini and Don O'Kane. Cynthia Olsen In- Port; Loading The coastal line freighter Cynthia Olson arrive'd in Hum boldt Bay yesterday on her regular schedule. The vesse' is loading an undertcrminec amount of lumber for south ern California ports.

The Alaska Spruce complel ed loading and sailed yester day afternoon. The schooner type Olson vessels are rigged with load ing derricks in place of the old-fashioned booms and gear which speeds. loading opera lions considerably. Heat with fuel that is clean, efficient and use Pres-to-logs Pilgrim Fellowship Installation Set Pilgrim Fellowship, the high school youth group of the Firs Congregational church of Eu roka, will hold installation ser vices Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m New officers to bo inslalle are Fred Jewett, president tonald Jewett, vice-pfesideni rtarian Senior, secretary; Mar an Rice, treasurer, and Jud Senter and Saudi Ireland 'Light" reporters. THE PACIFIC LUMBER COMPANY Scotia, California REPLACE YOUR LEAKING WATER HEATER RHEEMGLAS Oar own lleerued plumber can In- ifall moderate charges can be added to your contract 1 I I I AN I II A I i A I A 4" I hi I Four Injured In Head-On Crash Four persons were injure in a head-on automobile eras a mile smith of Fields Landin at this morninf In St.

Joseph hospital hen all with Injuries described a moderate, and Kent Gilde. gard, SO, his wife'Kalhleen, 21 )f Everoad, Jr 28, and James'Everoad, 25, Seattle. Highway patrol reports sai Ihe northbound Everoad hide went out of control an smashed straight into th southbound Loletans. Pined $100 On Used Goods Law Crescent Cily Failure of second hand dealer to report purchase within 24 hours as quired by county ordinani cost W. H.

Shaw- 43, of this ci $100 yesterday. He also placed on two years probatio Shaw, operator of the Tote Pole trading post, was arrest by sheriff's deputies. Senten was passed by Judge Aly Moseley in justice court hen mph today becoming northerly 10-24 Sunday, "otl Brarc vtclalljrt Rfl.n today oming, partly cloudy tonight and ndiy. Little ctanie In tcmneratuic) ulherly lY.nds 20-3S mph taday with mil craft vjirningj; winds bccomlnc itcrly 12-35 mph tonbchl And Sunday; one wciletly cwelL Sunday. S'tflhweittrn California! Rain today scattered showers Eureka north- id tonlEhl and Sunday; otherwise rtly cloudy lonliht Sunday; cool- today Inland; hlili today and low iRht at UMah 67 and 58.

Santa Rosa and 34. Napt 62 and 42; small craft mines on coast PL Anna northward ulherly winds 20-33 mph becoming uihwest lo west 12-25 mph Sunday. Cily-- Hlih Low Rain lUquernuc i 49 32 46 32 kersf.eld 66 41 a 1 41 ston 30 14 owniville 67 59 Icato a 3 nvrr 53 23 troil' 9 5 .01 trb 75 eka 41! fll -bank! 1 rl Worth 14 45 csno 65 lena SO 3S City 37 30 Angelel 75 4B ami 71 67 nneapolli 0 3 Orleans 34 Vork 30 21 Island 63 57 City 4 9 25 nenlx 63 42 tsburgh 20 15 Bluft 80 47 60 50 cramcnto 60 48 I Lake Cily 53 3G 1 Dlcio 10 52 Francisco 63 53 altle 48 44 okane' 55 31 Kkton 64 44 ermal IB 39 HUMBOLDT BAV TIDES IFaclllc standard Time) fed bit him. Viclflr Stevenson, a.resident of the old Kneeland Road, told deputies he had picked a destitute stranger in a Second street tavern, took him tb'-his ionic, fed him and then joined what he said were "a few drinks." Stevenson was not too clear on what happened next, but he does know that his wallet containing $300 and his car were gone. So was'the stranger.

Stevenson said the car is a jrown 1951 Nash, license number unknown. The man, he said, may be headed for Reno. Sheriff's -officers issued an all-points bulletin for the vehicle after obtaining the NOTICE OF UK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihfll Plaiinlnn' Conimlssltn of the Counly of Humboldt will hold a public'hearlnc on Tuesday, February 3. 1K3 at the iour of.B.oo in the Conference Jopm located In the Department of Public Works Building of the' Counly Of Humboldt. 1106 Second Street, Eu- California concerning a rcaueti recreational selforlh Enabllne of area or eiitbltshment ol a 'B-l" Zone under prc license number via from Sacramento.

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Ft. P.M. Ft 5:11 8:11 I.I 7:79 -OJ LEGAL NOTICE! Stranger Leaves With Car, Money "good SamarUan" reported to the sheriff's office" this J1 I nc UIiaer mornlrig that tho mouth he had tn Humbo.di -county Deaths Obituaries Funeral Notites Faithful Worker' teals Thousands Credit Union Detroit S. Fowler ho was honored as a "faith- ul" worker when he retiree st summer, has been accuser embezzling $124,431.63 from le telephone employes credit nion which he managed in Dc- olt. Fowler, 69, was arrested in t.

Lauderdale, where he nd his family moved Aug. 22, 958, after leaving the mana- er's job he held for 17 years. At a dinner in his hen he retired, credit union ficials presented him with a ear's salary, $9,000, for "faith- ul service to the credit union." Judge W. McKay Skillman gnerl-a warrant Friday which peclfically charged ilh embezzlement of $2,382.47 rom May 15, 1958 to July 19, 958. ke Spends Quiet Weekend Alone Thurmont, -wo -Presi- ent Eisenhower today was in ho midst of a quiet stag week- nd at 'his' closely-guarded mountain retreat.

Eisenhower may pay a isit to his nearby Gettysburg farm, but the only other ctivities planned were, a Sat- irday night bridge game and claxation with old friends. The President and George Mien arrived at the retreat ate Friday after a one hour and minute drive from Wash- ngton. The President was expected return, to the capital, early unday afternoon, the White louse said. Mrs. Eisenhower remained there for the weekend.

RRCC Elects New Officers The Redwood Region Conservation Council Friday night elected R. R. Chaffee of Berkeley to a organization for the coming year. Also named at the day-long meeting at the Eureka Inn were Lawrence Marshall, 'Arcata, vice president; Norman B. Livefmore, San Francisco, treasurer; and Carney J.

Campion, Santa Rosa, secretary. New directors elected were A. E. Gabrielson, Arcata; Bernard J. Vaugh, Fort Bragg; James Timmons, Essex; and Kirk Cooper, Arcata.

A president's reception and banquet concluded the annual session which began at 9 a.m. with an advisory conservation committee meeting: The Willits Circle won both outstanding circle Keep Green fire prevention program and the overall programming circle award. Nervous Bandit RobsSF Bank San Francisco A nervous bandit held up the Fillmore-California branch of the American Trust company al closing time Friday and escaped with $380. Cashier Barbara Squires, 25 Mill Valley, said the robber "was more scared than I was." She said he handed her a note reading, "Give me 20's, 10's, I've got a gun." He then produced an automatic beneath his work jacket, she said. Bank manager William Luttman chased the gunman up the street but lost him.

The robber was described as thin-faced, about 30 and of medium height and build. Ordinance Number 333 xmndcd as follows: Beginning at the soulhwett corner of the Boutheasl quarter of northcait quir.tr of Section -3 Township 5 Ringa 1 rwt, Humboldt Meridian; 'and. runntnff thence the tubdlvlslnn line EM feet lo thi foot of hill; thence along fool ot snld hEU south 65 degrees vait 300 feet; thence south 26 degrees east 000 feel; 'K louUi I mote loss, to Ihe couth Una ol uld Seo- iton eal'along the lectk'n UneV to a 660 feel ejat ot the corner common to" Sections. 3, 3, 10 and 11, said township and a a thence norlh 15 decrees east B20 feet lo a curve: thence westerly alone the arc o( curve havEnit a radius of 215 feet, through an aic 58 degrees! thence north 43 degrees west feet lo a thence along the arc of a curve to thg right, hsvtns a radlut of 275 feel, Ihrovigh an arc ol SI degrees minutes; thence north 8 degrees 30 minutes eajl 322 feell thence alonn the arc ot i a curve Eo Ihe left, havlntf a radius-of 200 through an are 61 degrees 30 thence north 45 weil feet; thence alotiB the arc of a curve to the havlnc a ratflus of SCO feel, through an-arc of 45 deffreci Ihencc along the arc of a curve to the riant tanicnl to the named curve, haviiiK a radius of 225 feet, through an angle oJ 33 de- giccs; thence north degrees west feel; thence norlh 41 degrees west G5S feel, more or less, to a point which Is cast tit ar.d 350 north of the point of beginning; thence alonx the arc nf a curve lo Ihe'tclt, having a radtus of 275 feet, thrnuuh an arc of 45 degiees; thence along the arc of .1 curve lo the right, tanKcnt to the Inat named curve, having a radtus of 275 feel, through an arc of 36 thence north E3 degrees west 353 feel lo a point which 1s 173 feet north of the polnl of Ihence south 20 degrees cast 200 feel: thence south 6 degrees- call 170 feel: Ihence south -20 degrees east 200 feel; thence louth 40 degrees eal 297.7 ferli thence west 346 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 91.3 acres.

RESERVING, however, a right of portion of Ihe lands above described lying wilhin a 50 fool strip, the vcnler lir.e of which is described as follows: Beclnnlne al a polnl 25 feet north 01 the southwest corner of the southeast quarter ol the northeast (niarler of said Section 3 and running thcr.er east 235 feel; thence norlh 80 feet; Ihrnrc north 20 degrees wesl 680 feel, more or to the lubdivltlon line. ALSO reserving" a rtght way 50 fret along Ihe west line ot Ihe noriheasl quarter of Ihe Eoutheasl quarter of snld Section 3. ALSO, the following described real property sllualcd in the County a Slate of California, to-vvlt: BEGINNING at the most rasterly comer of a parcel of land conveyed to Robert V. Bryan and wife by deed dated September IS, 1947 ami recorded In Book 21 Official Records, Page 3E5, HumbnJdl County Records; and running thence atone the southeasterly line of said parcel of I ar.d south 43-de- MHS. MARY MAY MARTIN Mrs.

Mary May Martin, 84 died early this morning in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. was a native of Pennsyl vania.and had resided in Eureka since 1920. She was the wife of the late Frank Martin. Survivors include Mrs. Lucille Metcalf, Los'An- geles; sons, Harry J.

Shirley, Hollywood; Hobert N. Shirley, Arcatta; Edward Shirley, To- pcka, Kansas; John Shirley, Idaho; Gilbert Shirley, Eureka, 15 grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren. Mortuary. Interment will follow in Sunset Memorial Park. JOSEPH ADOLPH B10NDJNI Joseph Adolph Biondini of Arcala died.Friday evening at lis home after a Icnglhy Illness, le was 69 years "ld, born In Switzerland, and had lived In his area for the past 48 years.

3uring that time he worked in the woods materials, and in later years was employed in. the woods by California Barrel, He was a member of St. Jlary's church of Arcala. He is survived by his wife Litizia Mary Biondini, a son Adolf Jack Biondini of McKin- leyvillc, and Mrs. Delia Noga Funeral services tentatively Bayside, a daughter, as well have been arranged for Tues- as lne following grandchildren: day aflernoon from the Pierce Jackie and Teddy Biondini of ALICE I).

GIUIORE Alice D. Gilmore, 82, died Friday evening in a local hospital. She was born 'May 10 1370 and had resided in Eureka for the past 23 years. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Myrl A.

French, Red sons, Leonard Costelloe 'ortland, Carl A. Costel oe, Klamath Falls, Joseph E. Costelloe, Rufus, Javid J. Gilmore, Eureka; sis- ers, Mrs. Huffman, Vancouver, Mrs.

Margia Seattle, Mrs. Brothers, Hugh Dow, Lodi, and Orwin Dow, Arizona, and many grandchildren and great-grand children. Funeral arrangements at the fMerce Mortuary are pending arrival of relatives. McKinleyville, and Linda and Michael a and several nieces and nephews. Rosary will be reciled Sunday at 8:30 p.

m. at Paul's Funeral Chapel in Arcata. He- quiem mass will be held Monday at 10 a. St. Mary's LEGAL NOTICES Catholic church with the 1 Rev.

Father William Serado officiating. Interment will follow in St. Bernard's cemetery. JOHN MAUSA Funeral i John Mausa were conducted today at 11 a. m.

from Cooper Mor- Chapel of the Ferns. Interment followed in St. Bernard's cemetery. Eurekan Injured In Auto Accident James L. Meyers, 33, of 417 street, Eureka, is in Seaside Hospital at Crescent City following an automobile accident early yesterday morning-.

Meyers suffered fractured ribs and abrasions of the face when his car went out of con- rol and plunged over an embankment two and a half miles south of the Del Norte city about 3 a.m. Meyers, southbound a alone at the time, was on the wrong side of (he road and apparently had fallen asleep at the wheel, hospital attaches said this morning. He woke suddenly, applied his brakes and skidded over the side. No. 13868 Dept.

2 NOTICE OF IIF.AIUNG In the -otiun of Ihe Stale of California in and for the Counly of Humboldt. In the Matter of the Estate or WILLIAM E. LEWIS. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given the petition of Joan Lewis, as administratrix of the estate of William E.

Lewis, deceased, for an order directing the conveyance of personal property bv the administratrix to Bernard Van llarprn and Earl Rcinxe, doing business under (he firm name and style of Logslng Company, In compliance with the terms of an agreement entered Into by the decedent In his lifetime has been died: and (hat Monday, Ihe 26th "dav of January, 1359, p. m. said lay, at courtroom of Dcpnrtment of said Court. In the City of Eurek; Counly of Humboldl, Slate of Californi has been set for (he hearlnx ol said petition, and that all persons interested ate hereby notified perse to ai ippear a I the time and place set for said and show any tbiy have, why the order should not be made. The property to be conveyed Is described as follows: 1 1954 Caterpillar D7 trader.

Serial No. 3T-J51M. Hysler DIN winch. Serial No. with Caterpillar front unit and straight blade and Brirard logging canopy, equipped with oil clutch.

Reference Is hereby made to the said pelilion for further particulars. Dated this I2th day of January, I9M. FRED J. MOORE. Clerk.

By PHYLLIS M. DAVIS. Deputy Clerk. FALK fc FALK Attorneys al Law 3SO Strert Eureka, California Phone: Hillside 1-fitt GOT A LUCKY BUCK? If any of the serial numbers of your dollar bills contain a a "5" and an "0" then you've got a "Lucky And here's what you'll receive for it! A certificate for a J35.00 Arthur Murray Dance Course at our studio. ALL LUCKY BUCKS ARE DONATED TO THE MARCH OP DIMES Check your dollar bills now! ARTHUR MURRAY Attorney! lor Petitioner.

thni (S) K9. 13844 Drpt, 2 N'OTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superiur Court of the Slate of California In and for the Counly of Humboldt. In the Matter of Estate of UN- WOOD JOHNSON. Deceased. NOTJtTE ti hereby ikvtn by the undersigned Admlnlitralrlx ol the of L1NWOOD JOHNSON, to the crerlL.on of and ill persons clalmi afalnit the said deceased to file their clalmi with the neceuary within months a the lo a point due soulh of Ihe southeast corner quarter the southwest quarter of Section 34.

Township 6 North, Ranzc 1 East, Humboldt Meridian; thcr.ce south 508.3 feet more or less to the north line of the parcel of land conveyed to Wllllnm E. Lewis by deed dated Atuuisl 17, 1055 and recorded in Book 353 df Official Records, pace 112, Hum- boldl County Records; thence florth 89 degrees 34 utrs east along the north line of said parcel conveyed to Lewis, I2a feet, more or less, lo the northeast corner thereof; thcr.ce south along Ihe east line of said land conveyed to Lewis, 192.59 feel, more or less, lo the northwest corner of the two-acre parcel conveyed lo E. A. Donovan by deed dated September 25. 1954 and recorded In Book 312 of Official page 476, Humboldl County Records: thence cast along the north line of safd two-acre tract, 252 feet to the northeajt corner thereof; thence eoulh 316.44 feet lo Ihe county road; thence alano.

said county road soullieaslerly ar.d easterly to Ihe east line of the southwest quarter the northeast quarter of Section 3, Township 5 North, Range. 1 East, Huir.botdt Meridian: thence north to a polnl 173 touthwest quarter-of the northeast quarter ot said Section thence north 43 degrees 30 mln- tiles vest 3000 feet; thence northerly nlong the arc of a curve ot a radius ot ISO feet, through an arc of 40 degrees, more or less, to a point i Is south 61 degrees easl of the point of he- thence noilh 61 degrees west.360 feel, more or less, to the point of beginning and containing 16.2 acres. ALSO, parcel of land In the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 3, Township 5' North, Hange 1 Hast, Humbotdt Meridiln, described as follows: BEGINNING, at the sollthwcst corner a i soulric.isl quarter of the noriheasl quarler of Secllon 3, and running Ihence north 713 feel: thence south 20 degrees east'200 feel; thence south 6 degrees call -170 feet: thence soulh 20 degrees east 200 thence south 40 degrees cast 2S7.7 feel; thence wesl 3460 feet lo the point ol beginning; containing 2.5 RESERVING right of way 50 feel wide over lhal portion of the following described strip u-hfch falls wllhln the above Described property described as follows: A strip of land extending at right ansles 25 feet on each side of the following center ICner BEGINNING at a point 25 feet north of the southwest corner ol the southeast quaclcr of the northeast quarter of said Secllon and running Ihence east 235 feet; -thence north SO feel; Ihence north 20 degrees west (80 feetrinore or lest, to the subdivision line. NOTICE IS FURTHER I lhal ny and all persons desiring lo present heir views concerning said proposed imendments may do so at said public tearing. DATED this 13rd dly of January, EDGAR MITCHELL PETERSBN Edgar Mitchell Peterson, 55, Forluna, died this morning in a Forluna hospital following an extended illness.

He was born June 8, 1903, in Loleta. He came to Fortuna as a small child. In his earlier years he was employed by the Shell and Standard' Oil companies. In 1931, he began work as custodian at Forluna Union High school and later was promoted to maintenance engineer. Failing health forced his retirement -from the high school in the fall of 1958.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson; dauglv ter, Mrs. Betty Jean Kempe, Forf Bragg; sons, Gary Allen Petersen, Macon Georgia; Richard G. Peterson, Fortuna; brother, Ernest Petersen, Scotia; sisters, Mrs. Anna Winslow, Fortuna; Mrs.

Jennie Bahnsen, Santo Rosa; Mrs. Mary Mich olsen, Fortuna; grandchildren, Michael Peterson, Maeon, Ga. Pete Kimberley Petersen, For- luna; Kathy, Edward and Harold Kempe, all of Fort Bragg, and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral arrangements are pending under the direction of Coble's Fortuna Mortuary. JOHN STANICH Funeral services for John Stanich were conducted today at 11 a.

m. from liie Pierce The liev. Lester F. Kisel officiated. Intermenl followed in Sunset Memorial Park.

Pallbearers were Matthew Yurdana, James Dickerson, Joseph Jarda.na, Walter Hynina Hyman, William Boyle Aand Howard Brower. OLLIE JACKSON DUSKEY Funeral services, for Ollie Jackson Duskey were conducted today at 1 p. m. from the 3oopa. Presbyterian church.

The Rev. Leo Brown officiated, interment followed in the fam- ly plot of the Hoopa cemetery. Paul's Funeral Chapel of -Arcata was in charge of arrangements. LEGAL NOTICES ERNEST N. LISSNER Word recently recived here of the death of N.

Liss ner, 60, San Mateo, former Humboldt county resident, who county of Humhow" riinrf in a San Francisco hos No. 3581 Dcpt. 2 SUMMONS Action i brouglil In the Superior Court of Ihe Slale ol California, In anj for he Counly of Humboldt, and Ihe coni- Plalnl filed In the olfice of the Counly Clerk of said Humboldt County. J. THOMAS FRASEn, Attorney for Plaintiffs.

ift?" 06 NILS1! TETHEA his wife, EDWAHD L. NIL- AI.I, PERSONS UNKNOWN, claiming any right, lltle, estate, lien, or Inlercsl the real properly described In the complaint adverse to plainUffy ownership, or any cloud upon plalnllffs' Ittle thereto. Defendants, any Mta.i; fn the real property described In Ihe comalalnt advene lo plaintiffs' ownership or any cloud upon plaintiffs' lllle thereto. AN A or vou DPC and answer the ln a cll entitled as above, aialnsl you In the of Slate of California. In and for Ihe Counly of Humboldl.

within M. he strvkc 5" 5 un Ihl. NOTICE OF INTEMO Notice Is hereby liven A. GRAGO and MAMIE 1. GRAGG.

ils wife. Intended vendors, whose address Is 2837 Lowell Street, Cily of En- reka. County of Humboldt. State of I Court-of the State of California, in for the Counly of Humboldt, fn City of Eureka. Counly of Hum- boldi.

Slate of California, or to present cUlms with the necemry vouchers within said ilx months to Ihe said AdmEnlitratrlx at Ihe office of Thomas Fraier, Attorney at 91' Seventhi Street, Cily of Eureka, County of Hi.mboliU, 51h it A Eureka III 3-2781 it, Cit State of HumkoUl, state of California, which safd offlte Ihe undenlrned selects as her of tjuslness In all matters connected with Ihe estate 0 UNWOOn JOHNSON, deceased Dated: January 9. 1959. STELLA A I JOHNSON Administratrix of Ihe EUMe of LTOWOOD JOHNSON, De ceased. J. THOMAS FRASER.

Attorney for Administratrix. Date of First Publication: January, 10, 1958. 17, 21, 31 (Si 1 W. DOXA1.D Dlrei 6 HILL, ol Ihe Counly ol HumboMt, died in pilal. Funeral services were held earlier this week.

Lissner, a native of Iowa, had resided in Ihis area from 1931 to'1040. He homesteaded In Hie Bald Hills at French Camp. He had worked in Arcata, Kureka and Blue Lake as an electrician. He was active in he Veterans' organizations ano a former officer in the Eureka Cooties. He also was a member of the San Francisco Lodge No.

360, and AM; Rainbow Division Veterans, Fidelity Sterling Post 97, VFW of San Francisco, and the International Brotherhood oi Electrical Workers. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Gertrude L. Lissner; son, Glenn L. Lissner, Los Altos; brothers, Paul Lissner, For liina; Dale Lissner, Long Beach; Henry Lissner, Artesia; sisters' Mrs.

Alma Knudsen, Kingsley, Iowa; Mrs. Etta Nelson, Long within thirty AND NOTIFIED that unless you afpcar and answer i a uircd thc plaintiffs i lake Judgment for any money or damaites demanded- In Ihe complaint, ii Jjlsinn upon contract or will apply or an lher demanded In. the compntnt. tS. 1Ccl ot lhis acllln he above mentioned unknown de- endanu set lorlh the nalure of Iheir claim or claims to Ihe said real pro- lerly herelnalier described, II any they JI 'I 11 claim or.

claims bs be md that plaintiffs' title lo Ihe same lirit publication of iMi notice, fn Callfornfa, Intends to sell, and RICHARD of the CTtrfc of the Superior ef E. JOHNSON and GLEN HIS M. JOHNSON. his wife, Intended vendees, whose address Is 1U W. Buhne Street, City of Eureka, County of Stale of California, Intends to purchae that certain business operated under trie firm name and style of EASY WAY LAUNDRY situated at 319 Henderson Street, Cily of Eureka.

County of Hum- boHv State of California, a central statement of the character of mer- chandlK or properly Intended to be beint as follows: EQufpment, business and leasehold Interests. The purchase prtetf or cnnildtritlon will be paid at the Hour of 10:00 6'elocX Beach, and Mrs. Marie Harvey, N'cwport Beach. ALFRED G. MAY Funeral services -for Alfred G.

May were conducted today A. M. on Tuesday Ihe 3rd day of February, a( HUMUOI.DT LAND TITLE COMPANY. Dated at Eureka. California, Januai 31, 1IU.

RICHARD E. JOHNSON GLENNIS M. JOHNSON Intended Vendees. at 2 p.m. at the of God church in Brooking's.

The flev. Ervin Brown officiated. interment followed at James Ward Memorial cemetery there. Arrangements were under the direction of Wier's Mortuary Chapel of Crescent City. Pallbearers were William Webster, Calvin Wealherford, Cecil Rhodes, Merrill Bullock, clc ac ln them.

TM al is all those 5ft'! 0 i 1 pit or land sltuale, lylns and icing In the City 113 Counly of Humboldl, slati of California, described follows, lo- BEGINNING on Ihe easterly line of Summer Slreel at a polnl distant southwesterly Ihereon 217 feet (rom the inlersectlon of the soulh line of Sixth Slreet and uM easlerly line of Summer, as said i re csuw lshed according to the clly surveys and monuments of the City of Eureka: and running thence soulh S6 "5'A feel more or less to the northwesterly line of Iho IT! "1 conveyed lo Alfred C. Abrahamsen and Alice F. Abrahamsen, his wife, by deed daled Seplember 1M9 and. re- TO 2 Gt'oter It 1949 as Recorder's File No. 9 4 1 1 Ihence soulhweslerly along: the northwesterly line of said Abrahamsen land to the northerly line of bevenln Street; 1h westerly alonl said last mentioned line to the easlerly i of the parcel of land described In decree nuletlng lllle rendered In an action entitled Josle Ballsehmldt also known as Joslc B.

Hfnnr. plalnim vs. J. A. Nlcol as administrator of the EsUte of Richard Duff, deceased, etc.

defendant, a certified copy of which decree dated I March 12 1915 was recorded March II 19IS In Book 110 of Deeds page Humboldt County Re- cordj; Charles Aycrs. While anci Horace north 51 degrees west atone saH lilt mentioned Itne to Ihe eaitcrty line Summer Street; thence horlbeaslerly ilonl said last mentioned line. CO feet to Ihe place of bee Inn GIVEN ucwfer my hand and ihe ihe Superior Court of the State of in and tor the County o( ssj? 1 1 3l11 day of December, MOOnE, Hy ritYLLia M. DAVIS. J.

THOMAS FRA SEH" Altomey and Counielor til Law 81S Kevpnth Sticel EiireLa, California. IT, 24, (S).