The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 11

7 SAN ATF.O KS WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1943 Play Program Prepared for Harvest Fair A kind cf el.ii]t", iYeth, canned or dehydrated, are i elifrMe for exhibit Ssn Mau-o's Vic-wry Hanvst fair in ciiv park Jiext Sunday, it was emphsMzed ax tne local climber of cominerce Leadquaner-- today. Chiefly Councilman h.awaia_ i i exec'Jtive chairman of wartime fair, explained that tre schedule of exhibits drawn by the iceFtions to our growers of victory gardens, bat anvtrinjr not likewise is eligible for the fair Sunday." The schedule drawn up includes every thins from artichokes to zuc- pointed out, and mentions strawberries in eligible fruits. He said, howevei. raspber- apples or other fruit likewise may be Sunday, alontr whatever a a Harvest Fair Sunday.

September 19 San Mateo City Park Clsp No. Kind of Exhibit Pole etc.) Schedule of exhibits available at San Mau-o Chamber of Commerce office, suite IS, San city hall. 4ii ft in Each exhibitor agrees to conform to ali rules and regulations governing this "Yictory Harvest Fair." (Signed) (Xame of Exhibitor (Address) (Telephone) (Cut out and mail or bring to the San Mateo Chamber of Commerce.) STOCK MARKET NEWS Wife Ties Up Mate's Funds CUmtm itrdnoud City ttnrrau) REDWOOD CITY, Sept. 15--A restraining order to prevent her wholesale lumberman husband from funds deposited in a San Francisco bank was sought today in a superior court divorce complaint 'iled by Mrs. Phoebe Whitehead Eimer "of 418 Virginia street, San Mateo.

In her complaint she asserts that her husband, Jacob Oiho Elmer. had an ipcome of in 1942 from commissions on lumber sales. She that, shf no ivf her own and asks for per month temporary alimony pending i settlement of the divorce case. She made only a formal charge of ex- ll'elne ciuclly gioLlllus ill seeking the divorce. They were married at New Orleans on Januarj" 27, 1919, and separated on May 38 of this year.

There are no children. 'loo Supt- W. T. Van Yoris of San high school chaise amateur dehydrating exhibit, with Mrs. H.

T. Keeler hsi assistant on this important phase of the Victory fa' 1 0 Re or wore dehydrating units will be on display, they said. Another dchydraung exhibit will be the unit for this vital part ot home fed production displayed by the Pacific Gas and Electric company, the local offices luis public utilities organization announced. Manuel Schuld, local manager for tae w. to the chamber that arrangements had been made to install their unit for the day, and have an expert on hand to" explain its use.

The San Mateo city recreation department has prepared a series of old-time contests for which cash prizes will be awarded. Ladies will take in pie-plate throwing, shoe kicking, and nail driving contests. While mothers test their prowess, junior and sister will participate in 50-yard dashes, three-legged races, a baseball rolling contest, "go and back" races, and a peanut scramble. Sexes will vie with one another in a shoe mixer race and a special svsnt vrill be a fat man's freestyle dash. Horseshoe pitching for men will be a continuous attraction, and guessing contests will continue throughout the morning and afternoon.

mi 1 I r. fre.e to the public, chamber officials stressed. Exhibitors are to have their displays in place by 9 a. with to start at 10 a. and the program of games, the naval review and contests to continue through the day.

KICKED HORSE Joseph Canendind, 58, of Bryant and Washington stxeets, Colma, sustained a compound fracture of the leg when he was kicked by a horse at 6:20 o'clock yesterday evening. Canendind was taken to the Community hospital in San Mateo. I Srlil 13 made j. technical recovery I iimlrr tlic lrader.shi]i of railroad is- i in .1 more a i market today. --v-r a I list.

There were .1 few weak spots. American Foreign Power I'fd. had loiieb ranging to more than 7 points. aside from the American I Foreign Power were firm. Tire stocks, moved up.

Oils held steady to firm. Mercantiles continued in demand. Numerous special issues up 1 to more than 4 American Foreign Power $7 pid. I touched ott the Jo yre- 1 lerred, 1 ott 6, and the second pre a off V. Iwues of the parent company, Electric Bond ac Share, held steady to firm on the curb.

Engineers Public Service, most ac- i i i the uLllilles. hijjh. Columbia Gas was active and up a fraction. West Penn Electric A equaled its top at S3, up 1. Standard (jas pfd.

stocks had sains ranging to a point. (Jainers among the rails included Pere Marduette pfd. at up a', Pere Marquette prior pfd. 51U. up Nickel Plate pfd.

up Alleghany Corporation up 1U, and Nickel Plate com. up 1. Atlantic Coast Line gamed more than a point. Dow Jones preliminary closing stock averages: Industrial 137.62, up 0.09; rail 34.35, up 0.34; utility 21.41, up 0.10; and 65 stocks, 47.61, up 0.15. Stock sales totaled 595,580 shares 'compared with 439,415 yesterday.

Curb stock sales -were 136,935 compared with 117,335 shares yesterday. Standard Poor's Indexes for Sept. 15, 1943 (1926 Average Equals 100) STOCKS 5f! 20 30 90 Indus. Rails Util. Stox Today 117.82 37.17 50.95 94.57 Yesterday.117.74 36.82 50.73 94.43 Week ago.116.52 36.16 50.S1 93.52 Month ago.117.23 37.13 50.36 94.06 Year 87.07 26.83 30.51 68.23 1943 high .125.36 40.76 52.74 100.41 1Q.1X Irtiy QQ KS 9U TR i7 7S 11 (Medium and Lower Grade) BONDS 111 20- 20 SO Indus.

Rails Util. Comp. Today 116.S2 98.19 115.47 110.16 Yesterday.116.97 98.10 115.58 110.22 Week ago.117.17 98.50 115.73 110.47 Month ago. 117.01 98.95 115.74 110.57 Year 109.87 86.17 105.76 100.60 1943 high .117.54 101.33 115.88 111.30 laid iua.iu iiH.ob New Arrivals At Mills Memorial Hospital Three girl babies were born yesterday at Mills Memorial hospital: The parents are Mr. and AIis.

Frank Worthen, 641 Costa Rica avenue, San Mateo; Mr. and Mrs. George 527 Seventh avenue, San Bruno, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Norton, 1511 Geneva avenue, San Carlos.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. edged higher in moderate trading this morning on the San Srnrk Kxchangrp, Thp exchange's average at 31.05 edged up 16 cents. Xet changes at the end of the fourth hour showed 8 issues up, down and 15 remained steady. Southern Pacific at moved up Us points and Consolidated Edison at 22 7 i advanced Oliver United Filters 'A' at firmed Quarter point advances were recorded by Calamba SuRar Estate, Greyhound common and New York Central. Fractional gains showed for Rheem Mig, and Studebaker.

LEGAL NOTICE XOTICE TO CREDITORS In San Francisco Births of two San Ma too county children were reported in San Francisco yesterday. A daughter i born on September 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen Conner of South San Francisco, and a daughter on September 7 to Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Madrid of Pescadero. In Palo Alto The Palo Alto hospital today reported the births of two San'Ma- teo county children. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Woodruff of 1561 Cherry street, San Carlos, yesterday, and a son vras born to Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Beck of 1732 West Shelby lane, Seedwood City, thsi morning. IN THE SUPERIOR CUUKT OP the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo. No. 106SS.

In the Matter of the Estate of DAMKL, GAKLE, deceased. Is Hereby Given by the undersigned, WILLIAM CROSBY, A i i a of the Estate of Daniel Garle, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the- said deceased, to file tliiMn, with the necessary i six months a the first i a i of this notice, the otfice of the Clerk of the Superior Court the State of California, in and for the ot San Mateo, or inesent the same, with the necessary vouchers, i i six a the i publication of this notice, to the fcaid administrator, at tlio i of the District Attorney, i House, Redwood City, Califor- i a the same i the piace for the i i i i a of the business of said Clst.ltt'. Dated this 6 day of August, 1313. WILLIAM CUOSBT, A i i a of said Estate. GILBERT D.

FERRELL, District Attorney, and Elinor Louise Falvey, Deputy District Attorney, and Attorney for I i Administrator, Crosby. 1st i a i in San Mateo Times Aug. IS, 1943. Ausr IS 23--Sept 1 1 IS. 1943 C4395) 1 l.ftckheetl Airt rart at 1674 ind Pacific Tel.

Tel. conunun' at llS'i, 1 point. Oil at lust and a Plantation losses were roistered by Culaveras Cement p'i, Ltorninguez Oil Fields and J. M. i M.

Consolidated. Traniamenca at remained steady. Other issues showing no change were: Aircraft Accessories, Creameries of America, DiGiorgio Fruit Emporium Capwcll Pacific Can, Spring Valley, Crown Zellerbach Idaho Maryland Mines, Tide Water and Pacific Gas common. riaies. Bid Ask 200 Anglo Cal Bnk 15" "16 i i-rramrrli-s of Amer 7i 70 Crown Zlrbach pfd.

9S 98U 10U Emporium Capwell. 13ii -I0ia 100 Greyhound 100 Honolulu Cpnsol Oil 25 100 Menasco I 1.05 1.10 100 North Amer Oil 11 100 Pacific Can 13' 13Ts 2UO Pac 29 30 100 Do 6s pfd 3a 10 rac IIS 120 100 Rayonler 14 15 100 Kheeni Mfg 13 13'A 200 Southern Pac 26Vi 300 Tide Water Oil 200 Transamerica 300 Union Sugar 21 22 Want to buy or trade? Use the Times Want Ads Everybody sees them! DEATH NOTICES SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the State of California, in for Ihe of Ear. Mateo. No. LOIS M.

WHITAKEK. Plaintiff, vs. JOHN L. WHITAKER, Defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, and for the County of San Mateo; County of San Mateo in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.

The People of the State of California Send Greetings to: John L. Whitaker, Defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the Superipr Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo. and answer the complaint filed therein within 'ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons, if served within said County, If served within thirty days. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment i'or any money or damages demanded in the complaint as arising upon contract, or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint.

Witness my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo, this 2nd day of August, A. 194,3. (Seal) W. H. AUGUSTUS, Clerk.

By Lydia Ricci, Deputy Clerk. J. A. BKANSON, 220 Third Avenue, San Mateo, California, Attorney for Plaintiff. Sept.

1 15 22 29--Oct 6 13 20 27 Nov 3, 1943. (4403) NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOH PROBATE OF WILL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo. PROBATE--No. 10S61. In the matter of tne Estate of LOUIS KUTNER, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 20th day of September, A. D. 1S43, at 10 o'clock A. of that day, and the- Court Room--Probate tment No. 2 of said Court, at the Court House 111 Redwood City, in the County of San Jlateo, State of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of Louis Ivutner.

deceased, and for a i the application of BERTHA MARGUERITE KUTNER for the issuance to her of Letters Testamentary thereon. Reference to said petition is hereby made for further particulars. Dated September 4. A. D.

1943. (Seal) W. H. AUGUSTUS, Clerk. By Sidney P.

Hinman, Deputy Clerk. (Endorsed) Filed Sept. 4, 1943. W. H.

AUGUSTUS, Clerk. By Sidney P. Hinman, Deputy CUrk. AARON N. COHEN, Attorney fer Petitioner, 369 Street, San Francisco, California.

Sept. 7 8 10 11 13 14 15 IS 17, 1913 (4404) Gtamoroui MOM Slur prauti Thtt photograph ihowt fct- Pirmonwit Wovt. COMPLETE HOME KIT 8 Reasons Why Yoy Should Use Chrni-Kurl I to UM 7 Harmful far and No 5 Contains No Ammonia Hictritity Machines or 9 Wavtt Hair at tHotly 40 CURLERS, SHAMPOO and WAVE SET included tix ro tur DO IT With Charm-Kurt It Ii and to give youritlf a tfirillina In privacy of your own that thould last at long as any provisional permantnt You do not to any axptrUnct in waving hair. Juit follow limpU InttrucKont, Over 1,600,000 pockag.t told lot ytar. KtFfCT rOK DYtD OK ILUCHID H4it ECONOMY DRUG COMPANY 142 Third Avenue Dial 3-1341 MMMi AM FM FMTAM, Woodside Worker Rams Greyhound Bus HrdvooJ City Bureau) REDWOOD CITY, 15.

David Stormont. 61, of the "Why Worry Farm," Woodside, is recovering today at the Pali Alto hospital from head injuries suffered at 6:30 o'clock last night when his auto was involved in a collision with a Greyhound bus at El Camino Real and Brewster street here. Investigating police said that Stormont was traveling north on El Camino Rea 1 and collided with the southbound bus attempting to turn into the bus depot parking area. None of the passengers on the bus, driven by Eaymond D. Garcia of Baldwin avenue, Santa Cruz, were injured and the bus was nnln to BROOMWORK LOWERS FINE NATICK, Mass.

(LP)-- Three men were fined for taffic via- lations protested their fine. On condition that they sweep the courtroom floor, the judge reduced the fine by $5 for each. They did a job that passed inspection in 10 minutes. LEGAL NOTICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION CITY OF BljRLIXGAMB AOTICB OF EXAJHOTATIOX FOR N' FIRE ALARM OPERATOR Notics is hereby griven that the Civil Service Commission of the City of Burlingame will receive applica- tfns fer the position of "WOMAN FIRE ALABM OPERATOR on a wartime limited tenure, the position to be for the duration of the war, SI I I QUALIFICATIONS: Must be a citizen of the United States, over the age of 21 vears. DUTIES: Must be able to do typ- erai office work; operate Fire Alarm System, and be subject to call when off duty for emergency alarms.

Appointment to be made from grading of aoplicatlons received and oral interview. Application forms may be secured from the City Clerk, City Hall, Bur- linsame. Closing date for filing of applications: September 21, 1843, 5:00 P. M. Applicants will be notified of the cime and place of examination.

Monthly salary $120.00 plus $22.50 present war time bonus. H. K. WHITE, City Clerk. Bv GRACE HOET, Deputy City Clerk.

Sept. 15, 17, 1943. (4409) XOTICE TO CREDITORS IX THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo. No. 10826.

In the Matter of the Estate of MAKY MacENROE, also known as MARY L. llcENROE, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Edna Mae Huntley, executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Mary L. MacEnroe, also known as May L. McEnroe, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims asair.st the said deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo, or present the same, with the necessary vouchers, within six after i publication of this notice, to the said Executrii at the law offices of Gresvry, Hunt, Melvin Faulkner, 1101 San Francisco, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate.

Dated this 7th day of September, A. D. 1343. EDNA MAE HUNTLEY, Esecutnx of ihe Last Will and Testament of Mary L. MacEn- roe.

also known as Mary L. McEmoe, deceased. ORK(iOHY, HUNT, MELVTN FAULKNER, Attorneys for iiecu- Sept. 15 22 5, 4 0 6 Bank Cleared In Fraud Suit The circuit court of appeals, in Francisco, yesterday aftirmed the decision of a lower court in dismissing the complaint of Virginia Davis Hartman and Mary Davis Richardson against the Bank of America for in litigation over alleged fraud 5n the handling of mining property in Mono county, California. The women, sisters of late Mrs.

Martina Maxine Dole, who died in San Mateo in 1934, inherited one-third of hrr estate. rrl. rs A iluil iuie iliiu been defrauded of her profits from the mining company by Attorneys Sara Platt and John Sinai of Nevada. Later, the complaint said, Arthur Dole, husband of Mrs. Dole, authorized the bank to make a settlement with the two attorneys and a $5000 settlement was subsequently arranged and approved by the probate court.

Tl a sisters charged that the bank concealed facts from the probate court and. charged that the two attorneys were employed as counsel for a Nevada bank connected with the California bank. Circuit Judges Clifton Matthews, Albert Lee Stephens and Curtis D. Wilbur ruled that the lower court's decision in dismissing the complaint was just on the grounds the bank neither participated in the original fraud nor holds any property involved in the case. School Examination On Constitution Set The San Mateo county board of education will conduct an examination on the constitution on Satur- ..4.

A A J.1 t-JUlrCi. 9.0U 111., in the Central school, Redwood City, it was announced today by Pansy Jewett Abbott, county superintendent of schools. Teachers who need to meet this requirement for certification may take the examination at that time. LEGAL NOTICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION CIT1" OP 3VOTICE OF EXA-UIXATIOX -FOR FUM, TIME HECREATIOJf SUPERVISOR Notice is hereby given of an open competitive examination to conducted by the Burlingrame Civil Service. Commission to create an eligible; for the FULL, TliLE SUFjijK.Va.faUK DUTIES: To supertisa play and recreation at the various parks and playgrounds in the City of Burlm- game, under the direction of the Superintendent of Recreation and to perform such other related duties as may be required.

INITIAL aj II.H I iuu.uu per month plus $22.50 present war time bonus. AGE AND SEX: Not less than 19 years of age. female. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: High School Graduate. Some recreation leadership experience in organized Recreation Department.

First Aid experience. Participation in ath- Some knowledge at two handcrafts. Some experience in social recreation. United States citizen. The examination will be divided into two parts--written and oral, but credits will include general aptitude- for the work required, divided as follows: "Written.

Oral and aptitude, 50 and The written examination will be held at the Burlingame City Hall on Saturday, October 2, 1943, at 2:00 Applicants successfully passing: the written examination will be'no- tif ied by the Commission of the time and place for the oral examinatoins. Applicants successfully passing all parts of the examination must also pass a medical examination (to be prescribed by the Commission) before their names can be placed on the eligible list. Medical examination fees must be paid by the applicants. Applications must be submitted on forms approved by the Commission which may he obtained from the City Clerk, City Hall, Burlinsame. All applications must be filed in the office of the City Clerk not later than 5:00 P.

Monday, September 27, 1943. H. K. WHITE, City Clerk. By GRACE HOEY, Deputy City Clerk.

Sept. 15, 17, 1943. (4408) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Open to the public every day from 10 a. m. to 9 p.

m. Sundayi 2 to 5 p. m. Wednesday 10 m. to 6:30 p.

m. Ths and all authorized Christian Science literature may read, borrowed or purchased. 334 These men have the "right of rail" with us about you? We're doing our best to carry service taen on furlough wherever they need to go. And during this wartime there are mauy other people who deserve to travel without delay. Our trains are full--so we ask you not to travel unless your trip is really important.

SP fne fmndly Pacific JL f. I A I JOHN HENRY SCHNEIDERS John Henrv Schneiders, 2. of 12(1 Costa Rica avenue, Burlingame, for many years a San Francisco contractor, died at 8:45 o'clock this morning at a local hospital. He had been a patient since September 3. He ii survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Catherine Harkins and Sue Schneiders, and a stepson, Joseph Palmer, also of 320 Costa Rica Rosary will be recited tomorrow nighl at o'clock at the X. Gray- Oosby parlors, 211 Parlc rnaf and a requiera mass will be celebrated Friday, morning, September 7, at 9 o'clock, in St. Catherine's church, Burlinga'ne. Interment will be ai Holy Cross cemetery. MOSES A.

JONES REDWOOD CITY, Sept. today claimed Moses A. Jones, 67, Redwood City plasterer who had been a resident here for 25 years. Jones died this morning at the Community hospital in San Mateo after a brief illness. He was a native of South Dakota.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Alvina Jones; a daughter, Mrs. Irene Hertz of Menlo Park; and a grandson, Howard Gardener of the U. S. army.

Funeral sen-ices will be held at 11 o'clock Friday morning from the Layng and Tinney chapel and will be followed by interment in the Aha Mesa cemetery. LUCIA PIERRE Lucia Pierre, of Ajrnews died Tuesday at a Santa tiara hospital. Death was from natural causes is survived by sister, Mrs. Margaret Pappa of 42 Bepler street, Daly City. No funeral arrangements have been made yet.

FIVE DAYS IN JAIL Beryl 0. Payne, 47 North Claremont street, was given a sentence of five days in jail and a 50 fine in the municipal court this morning when he pleaded guilty to a drunk- eness charge. It was alleged that at the time of his arrest on September 12 he had backed his car against a house at Cypress and Claremont streets when he lost control of the vehicle. MRS. E.

W. FOERSTER Mrs. Edna 4S, wife, of E. W. Foerster of Colma, died in the Community hospital yesterday.

She had been ill a short, lime and in ihe hospiuti oniy one day. Funeral arrangements "are being made at Laswell's, in Daly City. Navy Gunners Get Scenic Blitz Ride SAN DIEGO--(LP)--It looks like Coney Island, but; veterans who have come back from overseas say that the Navy gunners' "finish' -p. school" here is as. instructive us actual combat.

Airplane mounted on i Lilian A a lalA, isuuip U11U i along the tracks, in the motion of an airplane zooming and dodgii'g Japs or Germans. On other are the targets, circling at various distances to imitate enemy aircraft. Student gunners ride in the moving gun turrets, excitedly aiming and firing at the "Zeros" and "Mei- serschmitts." It is a dizzying experience, but out of it come marksmen who will take a deadly toll when their targets are real Japs and Germans. GoodwinKnight HereTomorrow Judge Goodwin J. Knijiht, Ioii Aprils MJi.uu.i conn judge-, and possible senaiorial candidate, will be in San county tomorrow to meet with county Republicans, E.

H. Republican county chairman, announced today. Knight will address county committee at its headquarters, 1442 Buriinganie avenue, Burlingame, tomorrow at 2 o'clock. He will also visit other county cities. Named as a possible jasrainst Democratic Senator Sheri- Downey in next year's elections, Knight has been a political i figure in Southern California for several years.

A Stanford Knight aiso serves soders- lor of a Sunday evening forum over a. Los Angeles radio station. Horsman Roofing Co. JOHN B. SHELTON WK APPr.V AT.T.

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