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28--Son Mateo Times Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1957 Bruno Held for DEATHS Rap SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO -Virgil G. Bradford, 39, of 111 Linden avenue, San Bruno, was JAMES HAMILTON CHEEK James Hamilton Cheek, 68, 526 East Nineteenth avenue, San Mateo, died yesterday at Fort Miley veteran's hospital in San Francisco, following a lengthy illness. He had lived in this community years and was formerly' pleaded "not guilty" by Uic owner a restaurant at 1432 El Camino Native of Idaho, he is survived by his wife, Molly R. Cheek ol San Mateo; a son, James Hamilton Cheek, of Cupertino; two sisters, Mrs.

J. F. Silva of San Francisco and Mrs. Edward Hajnacher' of Medford, Ore. Several nieces and nephews also stir- He was a veteran of World court here this morning after being araigned on San Bruno police charges of statutory rape and contributing to the delinquency of a minor girl.

He was held on $5000 cash or 510,000 bond bail. Preliminary hearing was set for Tuesday, February 19, at 9:30 a.m. The complaint was signed by San Bruno police sergeant Jack Doris. Accordin, report, Bradford to the police charged upon the complaint of his landlady, after her 16-year-old daugli- birth to a child December 21 at Mills hospital and Bradford and the girl left the house to live in South San Francisco. Bradford, a steelworker, according to police, asserted he attempted to'marry the girl twice in Reno, but the mother refused her consent.

War I. Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Friday at the Wayside chapel of Patterson and 0'- Connell with interment at Golden Gale National cemetery. hur, Terry, Toni Lee and Lori Jary Lewis, Barbara Smith. Mrs.

Terry was the youngest child of the late Mr. and Mrs. John and Wilhelmina Christina iVeiss of Sparks, Nev. Also surviving are a brother, Edward Weiss, of Cederedge, and four sisters, Mrs. Minnie Kittle of Millfield, Ohio, Mrs.

Caroline Chambers, San Mateo, Mrs. Cora McCoy, Cedaredge, and Mrs. Rosa Lumbly, Bcl- mont. She was a member of Half Moon Bay Methodist church. HELEN A.

Funeral services svill be held tomorrow for Mrs. Helen A. Mc- LYDIA J. STERLING MENLO Mrs. Lydia Jane Sterling, 65, of 247 Stanford avenue, collapsed and died sud denly yesterday afternoon in the office of a local doctor while awaiting an eye examination.

Mrs. a native Sedan, had resided Menlo Park for 28 years. Surviving are her husband George Sedan; seven sons anc daughters, Mrs. Cressy Mastin Tredern Sterling, both of Pal Alto; Vern Sterling, Gail Sterling, both of Redwood City; Lee Shoreview Lunch Loses $80 to Thief Theft of a cigar box containing about S80 in silver was reported to San Mateo police, yesterday afternoon by Fred Gross, operator of the Shoreview Lunch counter at 440 South Norfolk street. He said he had sent a 12-year- old helper, Rooert Massei, out to buy some lettuce and when the boy returned via the back door, he" told Gross he had seen a strange man in the rear of the restaurant.

He asked for the manager, but when Gross went to see him, the man was gone. A check disclosed the theft. A woman had been seen by the boy waiting in a car at the rear of the premises. Kown. 86, of 461 Wisnom avenue, San Mateo, who died at her home Monday following a long illness.

fcr'Er tsS, SteTlin Menio Glenn San Mateo Meat Market 258 ST. SAN MATEO Dl 3-9653 Kingcn's lean Eastern Hickory Smoked, We Slice Them lb Kown of San Mateo, and daughter, Mrs. Ethel M. Jenkins of San Mateo. Services will be conducted at 8:30 a.m.

from Sneicler and Sullivan chapel, thence to St. Matthew's Catholic church for a Reciuiem Mass at 9 a.m. The Rosary i be at 8 o'clock tonight. Interment will follow at St. John's cemetery.

Sterling, of Iowa City, Iowa, and Mrs. June Satre, of Concord; a sister, Mrs. Curtis Tompkins, of Palo Alto; 22 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m.

Friday from Colonial chapel. Interment will be in Alta Mesa Memorial park, Los Altos. Ex-Woodside Socialite Dies Mrs. Lionel B. King, 43, the for- dental avenue, Celia Bishop, of Woodside, ary 12, a son.

lied suddenly of a heart attack Hong Kong, Monday, two days tier her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. King were mid- on a five-month tour of the Orient by air and steamer. They eft San Francisco by steamer the day before Thanksgiving, stopped at "Hawaii, Japan and Hong Kong, before visiting Bali.

They had just arrived back in Hong Kong when Mrs. King died. Her death was learned here when her daughter, Mrs. Celia McNear, wife of a San Francisco advertising man, Donald Church (Jake) McNear, phoned to wish her mother a happy birthday. The call was placed at 7 p.m.

Monday, but connections were not made until 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, because the King's ship had not docked. Kites Not Set When the call was made, Mrs. McNear learned from her father her mother's death only hours before. King told his daughter he would fly back here tomorrow.

The funeral is expected to be held in San Francisco, but no arrangements have been made. Mr. and Mrs. King lived at Woodside, on Mountain Home road, for several years, until they moved to a new home overlooking the Pacific at Carmel Highlands, three years ago. The Kings sold their home to Richard J.

Elkus, vice- president of the Wells Fargo bank. Mrs. King was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy N.

Bishop, an Births LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES MILLS HOSPITAL GAGE, Mrs. Jack, 410 Occidental avenue, San. Mateo, Febru- ry 12, a son. LOTHHOP, Mrs. Charles, 741 Bayshore boulevard, Burlingame, February 12, a daughter.

PENINSULA HOSPITAL CARUFEL, Mrs. Lawrence 130 Hampton court, San Bruno, February 12, a daughter. GIST, Mrs. Herman 431 Bayshore boulevard, Burlingame, February 10, a daughter. PALO ALTO HOSPITAL LIDDLE, Mrs.

George, 1140 Hermosa way, Menlo Park, February 11, a daughter. BUZZWELL, Mrs. Stanley, 1838 Valpariso street, Menlo Park, Feb ruary 11, a daughter. SEQUOIA HOSPITAL GREEN, Mrs. George, 901 WILLIAM A.

MCLEOD HEDWOOD CITY William A. McLeod, 71, a retired building contractor, died yesterday in a Santa Clara hospital. He was a native of Canada and had resided in Redwood City four years, making his home at 28 Hillview avenue. Survivors include his widow, Jessie; three daughters, Mrs. Barbara Morris, Mrs.

Doris Cottle, both of Redwood City, and Mrs. Margaret Mangan, of Point Richmond; a brother. Marshall McLeod, and a sister, Mrs. Elva Dennis, both of Canada. Funeral services will be held from Crippen and Flynn chapel at 2 p.m.

Thursday'. Interment will be in Alta Mesa Memorial park, Los Altos. MRS. MARY TERRY Mrs. Mary Terry, 55, of Half Moon Bay, died at her home January 15, 1937, after a short illness.

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Wilnoii. Jt Wallace. NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PH.OBATF. OF TVILIj IX THE SUPERIOR COURT ot he of California in and for he County of San Mateo. In the Matter of the Estate of ALEXANDER LEVKOVICH.

De- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of FEBRUARY, A.D.. 1957, at 9:45 o'clock A.M. of a day, and the Room of the Presiding Tudge, at the Court House in Red- ood City, in the County of San Mateo, State of a i i a have been a i as the time place for proving; the ARY C. JACKSON BELMONT Funeral services Mrs. Mary C.

Jackson, 76, ho died yesterday at her home, 537 Escondido way, will be held 9:30 a.m. Thursday from Vhite Oaks chapel. A Rosary be recited at the funeral hapel tonight at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Jackson had resided in Selmont for one year.

She was native oi' San Francisco. Surviving are a nephew, Franis Morlock, with whom she nade her home in Belmont; a sis- er, Mrs. Ellen Morlock, of "San two brothers, William Casey, of Menlo Park, and George asey, of Palo Alto: and two lephews and a niece in San oil and mining executive, who died in 1938, after serving as president oC- Sperry Flour company and director of General Mills. Mrs. Bishop lives at Woodside.

Other survivors i daughter, Mrs. McNear, and twins Dennis and Diane. Dennis is in army at Fort Dix, N. while iane is in college at Santa Barara. Mr.

and Mrs. King were married 1930, and were prominent in eninsula and San Francisco so- ety for years. Lately, they had pent much time in travel. Fleetwood drive, San Mateo February 13, a daughter. LEWIS, Mrs.

Howard 123L Alameda de las Pulgas, Redwood City, February 13. a daughter. WEBSTER, Mrs. Edward, 1316 Alameda de las Pulgas, San Car los, February 12. a daughter.

IRVIN, Mrs. William, 142 Cen ter street, Redwood City, February 12, a daughter, LINEBAUGH, Mrs. Lawrence, 3071 Hoover street, Redwood City, February 12, a daughter. Exploding Oil Burns R. C.

Woman REDWOOD CITY. --Mrs. Carmine Castalbi, 1302 Norman street, suffered first degree burns of her right leg this morning when kerosene she was pouring A A LEVK'OVICH, deceased, and for hearing t-ie application ol BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a National Banking Association, for the issuance to It of Letters Testamentary thereon. to said petition on i i is made for particulars. (Seal) JOHN A.

BRUNING, Clerk By Marie G. Higgins, Deputy Clerk (Endorsed) Filed Feb. 6, 1S5" JOHN A. BBDNING, Clerk. By Marie G.

Higgins. Deputy Clerk KIF.KBRIDE, WILSON, HARZFELD WALLACE 307 Street. San Mateo, California. Attorneys for Petitioner. Dated February (i, A.D.

To lie published in SAN MATE TIMES at San Mateo, California Feb. IS. 3 9 5 7. 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 7 edent; All Persons Unknown laiming Any i or Interest I To The Property: DOE DOE SEVENTY; inclusive, de- endants. YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED 'O APPEAR In a special proceed- ng entitled as above, gainst you in the Superior the State of California, in and or the County of San Mateo, and answer the complaint i amended i i ten days service on you of this Alias on a i served i i said county, i i i 3 0 a served elsewhere.

Said proceeding is brought to the i described propertv situate, i eiiis In the County of San Mateo State of California, i PARCEL AP-OUS Lots and 9 in Block 37, as designated oil the map emmet XO. 512 BKLLB 1-1AV1. CITY BLOCKS 37 wind map was filed in the i of. th Recorder of San Mateo Coimty State of California on 1, litu I.iber 21 ot Maps at page 4 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to appear and show cause, if air a why said propert LEGAL NOTICES hould not be condemned prayed or in the complaint on file as amended in above-entitlea action, and unless you appear and answer said complaint as amended above i said plaintiic vill apply to said Court for the elief a in complaint snid a to complaint. I my hand a.nd.

the seal of the Superior Court ol lhe State of a i i a in and lor the of San Maleo, this luttt day of May. 1056. a JOHN A BRUNING. County Clerk and ei-officlo Clerk of the Superior Court of tna of a i i a in and for of San Mateo By i Galloway. Deputy, i Filed Dec.

31. JOHN A. BKUXING. Clerk. By Mary F.rickson.

Deputy Clerk. A JONES JACK M. HOWAIV) JOSEPH F. DeMARTIM ROGER ANDERSON Attorneys Plaintiff "6'J Pine Street San Francisco 4. California Yl T'n in SAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo, California, Jan.

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13. 20. 1957. ilUli NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS (Advertisement for Bids) NOTICE IS. the Board of th.

irni'icATE OF VBXTL'JIE I'VOHR FICTITIOCS NAME 004(1 on a ire in her fireplace exploded, setting the living room rug and floor afire. She extinguished the flames, which did an estimated S250 damage. OHN EARL KELLY SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO -John Earl Kelly, 62, 724 Second ane, a chemist with Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel company, died at Kaiser hospital here last night after a long illness. A native of Minneapolis, Kelly had lived here 18 years. Survivors include his wife, Grace; three children, Edwin R.

Kordosky of South San Francisco Raymond S. Kordosky of San Francisco and Miss Bernice Kordosky Minnesota, and a sister Mrs. Ethel Kairies of Minneap olis, and six grandchildren. Fu neral services will be at 1:45 p.m Friday at the Larson chapel here. Plagued Day And NightwithBIadder Discomfort? Such a common thing as eating or drinking may be a source mild, bu annoying bladder irritationa-making yov feel restless, tense, and uncomfortable.

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in an Jt Clnvk, A i i OTICK OF TIME A A iXEn FOTI pjiovixa WIJLI, FOU PETITION -Oil A 3 OF I I AND I I A A OF I.ETTEHS TEST AM B.VTAR Herweliet Cnimil'ell. I I A A I Ar.I. MEN El" TOHN T. 1-r 1-roCAXN and ROBERT C. i That cling ATKINSON, JP-.

do hereby a a trans- in the State of I THE ot a of a i i a in and for lie of San Mateo. I the of Hie a of LEOPOLD IvEXYOX, also iiioivn aa A L. De- eased. NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEX hat a i i for the probate of He ivill of ARTHUR LEOPOLD -CENVOX. also known as ARTHUR 3CEX1TOX, Deceased, and for the ssuance of letters 1e.itameiltary JOSEPHINE E.

KEXYOX has een i i tliis a a MONDAY, the 2 day ot I A 1S57. at the of 9 4 o'clock of said a in the of a of the Presiding Judge, at the Hall of lustice and Records in P.edwood City, of San Mateo, State of a i i a have been set as the i and place for the a i of i i and for provlnsr of said -will, and -where all I a a a a contest the same and show cause, any they have, why said i i not be granted. a i a is a to said petition on i in my i a February 1057. (Seal) JOHN A. BRUXIXS, Clerk of said By i Galloway, Clerk.

Filed Feb. 19S7, A. BRUNING, Clerk. By Emily a a Clerk. MORRISON.

FOBRSTKH, HOLLOW AY, SHIJMAN CLARK Kleventli Floor, Crocker i i San Francisco 4, a i i a Telephone: A i 1-DG70 Attorneys for Petitioner To be published in SAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo, a i i a Feb 11, 12, 13, 14, I 16, I 1 7 7 7 That the principal place of busi- of said a i is i uated at 107S A i Lane. Jleii- lo Park ot San Mateo, Stale of a i i a that the names in of all ot the members ot said a i and i respective places of i a a KOBERT C. ATKINSON, 1075 A i Lane. Park, a i i a JOHN T. McCANN, 3231 C-leneeden, Han Jose.

a i i a ROBERT C. ATKINSON, 1075 A i Lane. Park. a i i a IN WITNESS WHEREOF. a set our hands on i 25th day of a a 18; i P.OBBRT C.

ATKINSON JOHN T. McCANN ROBERT C. ATKINSON, JR. STATE OF CALIFORNIA ot San Mateo On i 25th day of a a 1957, me JOSEPH A. A RY a a Public in and for the ot San Mateo, State of a i i a residing- i duly commissioned and personally appeared ROBERT C.

ATKINSON JOHN T. McCANN and ROBERT C. ATKINSON. to me to lie the persons described hi and -whose a are subscribed i i i and ncknowledgred to me that they the same. I WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and a i my i i a Seal the -lay and year in this i i a i i a JOSEPH A.

a Public in and for the ty a Mateo, State of a i Filed i i ot the Clerk of San Mateo a i a 2S. 1957. A. BRUNING, Clerk. By Marie G.

Rigrgins. Clerk. F. HERSCHKL CAMPBELL, ROo Market San Francisco 5, a i i a A nt Law. To be" published in SAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo, California, Jan.

30. Feb. 6. 20. 1957.

(7729) We the i E. LOCHR I J. WALLACE and MILKS SONS, IXC. do i That we are members of a Joint Venture transacting business in ihe State ot California the i i i name and style of WALLACE, I and LOCHRIDGB TRUCKING and MILES SONS. a Joint that the principal place of business of said i is situated at 205 19th Avenue, San Mateo, Calif i a and a the names in of all members of said Joint Venture, and their i places of residence, are as follow 1.

E. LOCHR1DGE, shore. Redwood City, 2. JOHN J. WALLACE, 15221! Edgemoor, San Lorenzo, California.

.17 MILES SONS. P.O. Box 859, Highway 99, Merced, Calif i a E. LOCHRIDGB J. WALLACE MILES SONS, INC.

By PAT NOLET. STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1 of San Mateo On a 1. 1937, me MAR.TOK1E A i A person- am- appeared E. LOCHR1DGE and JOHN J. WALLACE, to to be the persons whose names subscribed to the i i instrument, and acknowledged a they executed the same.

(Seal) VALLERC a Public in and for said a State. STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1 Us. oC San Mateo On a 1, 1957, me M1RJOR1E VALLEKGA personally appeared PAT L. NOLET, known to sue to be the i of The corporation a executed the i in i on a of the corporation i a and acknowledged to me a such ration executed the same. a A I A A Notary Public in and for said and State.

Filed in the oti ice ot the Clerk of San County. Feb. 5, 19m. JOHN A. BRUNING, Clerk, By Lora E.

a Deputy Clerk. To be i in the SAN MATEO TIMES, at San Mateo, Calif i a Feb. 6, 13. 20, 27. 1857.

4 i i shovel i i Cliiss of Asbestos Bricklayers 7 i a Ho'clcai-ricrs Carpenters Carpet. i Soft i Layers Masons Electrical A Concrete Batch a a Concrete up to one yard Mixers over one yard Power Shovels a a a i i type controls one yard I Scoopmobile used as a hoist Tractors i a i a i Iron All i i Steel a Iron Workers All Ornamental Iron "door and a Fence Erectors Lathers (C hours) Wood, ire and Jjab Or o.M, So. 1 Pan Work. i I-iESlnB, a i Trench-jacking- 3.145 3.15 3.411 3.40 3.20 3.55 2.575 NOTICE TO B1DDEKS 1. NOTICE HEREBY I a sealed bills a be received by the Board of Education of the San Mateo City School i i San Mateo.

California, at the i of the i of Schools of said district at 117 San Mateo Drive, San Jlateo. a i i a i o'clock P.M. a 21, 1957. for the i SCHOOL I GASOLINE 2 Each bid shall be In a.ccord- i i i a i now on fi'le i A i i a i i of the City School District. 117 San Mateo i Sail a California.

3. Each bid shall be accompamea by a. i i check or a bid bond for ten per cent ot the a and similar type materials. Asphalt I and i a i and Rigging. i a stonepaver.

Rock eei. MaVnesite ilaslic (wet or dry). -oncrele i yard. Chainsaw. Faller Backer Heavy vibrator i stingers over diameter.

Barko similar type tampers Tree climbe notary- scarifier. Tank Cleaners. Concrete Saw CPUbli Type) Bull Float in connection with Laborers i 4ri.ui. 2 (Vibrator and AH Pneumatic. Gas and Elect i Tools not a i in 1, Sloper, Mucker, i Loading Unloading, and han- 'lling all materials for use in i i i a Chaser HOSPITAL-PROVED SAFE EVEN FOR WOMEN IN CRITICAL STAGES OF PREGNANCY A New Medical Approacn to the Control of Constipation Unlocks Bowel Blocks in "Thrifty" Colons wilhoui Gag, Bloat or Gripe hid, made payable to the order of Constipation is caused by what doctors call a "thrifty" colon.

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5. Each Lid shall be sealed and i with the Clerk of the Board on or the 21st day of February. 1357, 8:00 o'clock on a day in the i of the Sup i of Schools. 117 San Mateo Drive, San Mateo, Calif i a 6. Bidders shall use the "Bid Form" i by the San Mateo City School i i or a facsimile of same.

7. Envelopes a i i bids shall be plainly marked "Bid -School i or "Bid S. The Board of Education of the San Mateo City School reserves the right to accept or to reject anv and all bids in whole or in part to waive any irregularity in any bid received, and to be the sole judjre of the i a i i of the supplies, i and 'services Unless otherwise required by law. no bidder may -withdraw his bid for a period of thirty days a the date set lor the opening thereof. By order of the Board of F.duca- tion, San Mateo i School District.

Dated: January 17, 1957. Signed: Donald A. McLachlan. Clerk. i in San Mateo Times on February 6, 13, 1357.

7 7 3 4 tt 1 i 1 i 0 1 streetcar a i a i track laborers. i Laborers or i Brush Loaders Pliers, i a tiirclnl Provisions: Sewer cleaners i i live sewers i active sewers shall receive per day above the rate. Joy Drills Similar Type i shall re- i S' 75 per Men working off Bos Lhatr 01 i i a shall receive 25 per above i classified wage rale. For i a weldliiB.ni i i laborers' the a shall be Payments i the Laborers Health a Trust for" a i i a i a i at 10 cents per i shall i $3.00 per hour. a i 7 a i a a a a fi i Plasterers Hodcarriers i i Caulkers, i i of all i i Roofers i i Sheet Metal a 4 yds.

a level! Truck 4 yds. 6 yds. a yds. yds. a Truck yds.

over a level) Pickups a i under 1,000 Ibs Tile Layers Tile Helpers Time Kates i Bricklayers Bricklayer a i Electrical Lathers 3 ron Workers a Asbestos Workers times a 3.110 3.30 2. 4 85 2.025 plaster a i Plumbers i Siieet Metal i Layers Tile Helpers regular rate first 4 hours. 2 times a and on Saturdays, Sundays, and a HolloiTliy M. lloivar.1 Joseph F. UeMnrlln! Roger Anderson, A I A SUMMONS COMPLAINT AS A I xo.

(issn Parcel AF Koofers. i a Material Teamsters i i a a first: 2 hours. 2 i rat. a a a Sundays a yS Dutv and i a i 1'i Umes a a i 4 hours. 2 times rate a i a for Saturday and 2 times i-ate lor Suncfays and Holidays.

On BuildiiiK i times rate first 4 2 i rate on Saturdays, Sundays and a rate. i regular rate Satur- dav.s a and i a i a rate i 2 2 limes a ra'te a a on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. undays a a regular rate first 2 hours. 2 times theie- on a a Sundays and Holidays. IN THE SUPEP.IOR CODRT of the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, acting by and through the Department of Public Works, Plaintiff. MICHAEL C. THOMAS LeROY LONGWAY: THE HEIRb AND DEVISEES OF REESE. N. BLADE.

Deceased and All Persons Claiming By, Through or Under Said Decedent: THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF MILDRED M. TUCKER. Deceased and All Persons Claiming- By, Through or Under Said Decedent; All Persons Ln- known Claiming Any Title or Interest In or To The Property; DOE FIFTY to DOE SEVENTY, inclusive. a THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOP.NIA SEND GREETING TO: THOMAS LeROY LONG- WAT- THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF REESE N. BLADE, Deceased All Persons Claiming By, Thro.ugh or Under Said Decedent; THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OP MIL-DRED M.

TUCKBK, De- ceaied and All Persons Claiming By, Through or Under Bald De- times a including: Saturdays. 2 times a oil Sundays and Holidays. times a and i Heavy Construction times regular rale i hours, 2 limes regular rate a on 3 times regular rate for Sundays and Holidavs. All trades i a i to receive wage pre- i for a a i a a or type of workman. All labor to receive i and a for overtime, double on Holidavs unless otherwise specified.

on i a a ins a bid or to the work shall. in his bid or set the name and location of the mill, shop or office of each subcontractor who will perform work or labor or render services to the Contractor in or a the construction of the or i and the portion of the work which will be done bv each subcontractor. 8 If a Contractor fails to i a subcontractor for any portion of the work to be performed under the contract, he shall be deemed, to have agreed to such portion i and he shall not be permitted to subcontract that portion of the work except under conditions 1 )el( J- nte I vJhose bid is accepted shall, i the consent of the awarding authority, either: a. Substitute any person as subcontractor in place of the subcontractor designated in the original bid, cr i any a to be assigned, or transferred or allow It to be performed by any one other than the original sub- c. 'sublet or sub-contract any portion of the work as to which his original bid did not designate a subcontractor.

Subletting or subcontracting of any portion of the work as to which no subcontractor was designated in the original bid shall only be permitted in cases of public emergency or necessity, and then only a a i i reduced to i i as a i record of the awarding: authority setting the facts constituting such emergency cr 10 T'he Board of of the Bayshore Elementary School District of San Maleo County reserves the i to reject and all bids waive any irregularity in any bid received. Lnless other- wiie i by law, no Bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) davs" after the date set tor the opening thereof. 1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES BAYSHORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT SAN MATEO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA By Garnet Robertson, ClerX To be published In BAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo. California, 18, 80, 1957. 7704).