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Civil Service Board Hears Salary Pleas REDWOOD CITY--County department heads and employe representatives appeared for several hours yesterday before the county civil service commission here to amplify written requests for salary and classification adjustments in addition to an expected per cent across-the-board pay hike. The requests ranged from that made by Jay Hartman, employe union spokesman, who said he wanted a $35 monthly pay raise for all and an additional $20 monthly for police and fire personnel, to a request by Dr. Harold Chope, health and welfare head, who wanted extra consideration of the fast-growing facilities he heads, such as Crystal Springs home, which started as a nursing home for aged and has developed into a hospital-like rehabilitation center. Others speaking included Sheriff Earl B. Whitmore, District Attorney Keith Sorenson, Assessor Ralph Woodman; County Clerk John Bruning, veterans' service head Floyd Granger, director of public construction and maintenance Henry Tarratt, and parks and recreation head Ralph Shaw.

Paul McCarthy, speaking for the employes' association asked a step and a half increase instead of the one step offered tentatively. A delegation of physical therapists and another of dietitians also were among the audience. There has been no general wage hike since 1957. The meeting was the third of a review series. On Tuesday at 10 a.

m. the hoard will attempt to wind up its work so that it may present its findings to the county board of supervisors by April 28. Held for Contributing WOODSIDE--James J. Powell, 20, a boat builder of 1245 Chilco street, Menlo Park, was arrested lere early today on charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors in furnishing them with alcoholic beverages. Deputies stopped his car and lound four East Pajo Alto boys, ranging from 13 to 15 years had been drinking out of a bottle of wine found in the vehicle.

Deputies reported they stopped car after they noticed it driv- ng erratically in the vicinity of Woodside road and Alameda de las Pulgas. They said Powell admitted sicking up the boys, who were utch-hiking in front of a Palo Alto theatre, and driving to Woodside where he purchased the wine. He admitted, police said, that all four boys had some of the wine to drink. Bruno Barber Shoots Himself SAN BRUNO--William Ventura 33, of 500 Fourth avenue, owner of a barber shop here, was admit ted to Peninsula hospital early today after a .25 caliber pistol he was carrying apparently acciden tally discharged in a bar on San Mateo avenue, and wounded him in the shoulder, police say. He was reported in fair condition at the hospital.

R. C. Man Dies Of Heart Attack REDWOOD CITY Members of a Redwood City fire department resuscitator squad failed in an effort to revive Lewis Anthony Schott, 37, of 813 Canyon road, early today, after he suffered an apparent heart attack. Schott's wife, Barbara, told Deputy Coroner Charles Zimmerman that her husband awoke shortly after 6 a.m. and complained of a pain in his chest.

She said although he had been complaining of stomach pains recently, he had not gone to a doctor. In addition to his wife, Schott is survived by four children, his parents, and three brothers. -Funeral services are pending at the Layng Tinney mortuary. Local Cancer Aide On TV This Monday Mrs. Grace Hedge, president of the San Mateo County Cancer society, will appear on a Cancer society television show on channel 2 Monday at 10 a.

it was announced She will participate with a panel of experts in discussing the problem of cancer, the Cancer society services, and the current drive for funds and to promote public education. Mrs. Hedge will speak on services offered by the Cancer society in San Mateo county and elsewhere in the state. DEATHS KATHERINE FRANCES BROOKS Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 for Mrs. Katherine Frances Brooks, 59, of 10 Mulryan court, San Mateo, who died suddenly at home, yesterday.

She was the wife of Edwin Brooks of San Mateo. The Rev. B. Jean Clark of the Episcopal church of the Transfiguration of San Mateo will officiate at services to be conducted at the Patterson and O'Connell mortu- firy. Interment will be at Woodlawn Memorial park in Colma.

The American Legion auxiliary of the 363rd infantry, unit 408, San Francisco, will hold memorial services Sunday at 8 p.m. at the mortuary. 'atterson and O'Connell mortuary. Interment will be at the olden. Gate National cemetery MISS NELL M.

FRAMPTON SAN BRUNO--Private services will be held Monday afternoon from San Bruno chapel for Miss Nell Frampton, 74, of 198 Acacia avenue who died yesterday at Peninsula hospital from injuries received when she was struck by an automobile April 8 in San Bruno. She lived here for eight years and owned and operated the Frampton Beauty salon in San Francisco for 45 years. Miss Frampton is survived by the following nephews and nieces: Warren Everett of Berkeley; Mrs. Helen Glau of Fontana; Mrs. Elaine Thompson of San Diego; Edgar P.

Frampton of Kansas City, and Harrison E. Frampton of Oakland. Monday's services will be officiated by Mrs. Buell Swanson, Christian Science reader. Interment will be in Olivet cemetery.

BERTRAM S. CARROLL Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. for Bertram S. Carroll, 58, of 1516 York street, San Mateo, who died Thursday at a local hotel of a heart attack. He was a radio and television technician.

The Rev. Cecil F. Wilkins of the Hillsdale Me.thodist church will officiate in services at the ADA ROCKLAGE PALENSKE Funeral services will be ht'd Honday for Mrs. Ada Rocklage 73, 728 First avenue San Mateo, who died yesterday Millbrae Sanitarium. A native of St.

Louis, she had lived here for the past 15 years. She is survived by her hus and, William Palenske, San Uateo; five children, Mrs. Elsie Holendorp, Ocheyedan, I a Robert A. Palenske, USAF, Mrs "Uara Cox, Clay City, 111., Harolc 1. Palenske, Tonopah, Mrs.

Doris Mahood, Corte Ma dera; seven grandchildren anc four great-grandchildren. Services will be conducted Monday at 10 a.m. at Sneider Sullivan mortuary. Interment wil be at Oak Hill Memorial park San Jose. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park CEMETERY CREMATORIUM COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM URN GARDEN Colma 25, San Mateo County Calif.

PLazo 5 0580 Our endowed care fund of over two and one half million dollars assures personal care and attention for each location In Cypress Lawn. CHARLES J. O'NEILL Funeral services will be held Monday in Glendale, for Charles J. O'Neill, former resident of San Mateo, who died yesterday. He is survived by his wife Loretta, 1105 Don Jose, Glendale; five children and 13 grand children.

LUIGI GIUSEPPE RICABDI Funeral services will be hel Monday for Luigi Giuseppe Ri cardi, 71, 118 Verano drive, Soutl San Francisco, who died yester day in San Francisco. He is survived by five children Angelo, Bruno and John Ricardi South San Francisco; Mrs. Olg, Siri, Millbrae; Mrs. Jeannie Ca melio, Hayward; his mother Mrs. Angelina Ricardi; one broth er and one sister living in Italy six grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Rosary will be recited tomor row at 8 p.m. at Nauman an Lincoln mortuary. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated on Mon day at 9 a.m. at St. Veronica Catholic church, South San Fran cisco.

Interment will be at Ita! ian cemetery. ETHEL A. BRUNELL Funeral services were held a 8:30 this morning for Mrs. Ethe A. 58, 545 Hanove street, San Francisco, formerl of South San Francisco, who die suddenly in San Francisco Wed nesday.

She was the wife of th late Raymond H. Brunei! Chicago. She is survived by two daugh ters: Mrs. Dorthy E. Matchle.

San Francisco; Mrs. Rosemar Hennessey, Florida; a niece, Marj Gurba, Florida; a sister, Mr Esther Flynn, Chicago, and si grandchildren. Services were held at Nauma Lincoln mortuary followed a mass at All Soul's Cathol church at 9 a.m. Interment wa at Holy Cross cemetery. Police Catch Pair Boring Hole in Cafe SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO--Two olice officers who noticed a rear ght light was out at 3 a.m.

jday at an El Camino Real res- urant, moved in to catch two x-convicts in the act of boring a ole in the back door, police said today. Arrested were David Latinsky, 2, and James Warren Haynes, 9, both of San Francisco, who, olice said were both former onvicts "who had been in and ut of Police added atinsky was on probation. They ere charged with attempted bur- ary. Officers Dana a 11 and ames Adams, the latter a rookie the force one month, noticed le light at the rear of Nellie's estaurant, 792 El Camino Real, as out, and quickly approached he scene. They 'found, they reported, atinsky and Haynes standing eside the door, with a three- nch hole bored in the door be- de the knob, and pry marks on le door.

At the feet of the two len, they said they found an air- nes duffle bag containing a race and bit, flashlight, screw- river, crowbar, and cutters. Killer of Parents Is Ruled Insane SACRAMENTO (UPD--A Super- or court jury ruled Friday that 0-year-old David Sandahl was inane when he killed his parents ecause they made him practice le accordian. The jury acquitted Sandahl of harges of second-degree murder nd ordered him committed to a mental institution. The youth, who has a long hfs- ory of mental hospital treatment, dmitted that he killed his father, 52, and his mother. Elizaseth, 50, last Jan.

13. Sandahl said he killed his par- nts because they forced him to pend eight hours a day prac- icing the accordian. Uncles, Too, Are Cheaper by Dozen There's one brand new little soy who is guaranteed to have uncles" by the dozens--75 in act. Because he's the son of San rfateo Police Officer Kenneth Brown--and officially the neph- of San Mateo Police Officer Cecil Brown and unofficially the nephew" of the entire force. The baby is named Mark, his mama's name is Sandra, and the appy family live at 2049 Shore- iew avenue.

Mark weighed 6 iounds 9 ounces at birth, tut his dad says he'll get to the required leight and weight to join the orce in no time. Births MILLS HOSPITAL Born to Mr. and Bruce, 1520 Solano drive, Belmont, April 17, a son. LASTER, Charles, 2314 Casa- )ona drive, Belmont, April 17, a daughter. FINATO, Emilio, 1180 Hiller street, Belmont, April 17, a daughter.

CHRISTENSEN, James, 3940 Casanova drive, San Mateo, April 17, a daughter. MERRILL, Dayton, 2257 Bermuda drive, San Mateo, April 17, a son. In Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital Born to Mr. and WOODRUFF, Rollin, 207-3 Stanford Village, Menlo Park, April 16, a son. GILPIN, Arnold, 1311 Camellia drive, East Palo Alto, April 16, a daughter.

PENINSULA HOSPITAL Born to Mr. and BYRD, Hollis, 150 Cape Esper ance, South San Francisco, a daughter, April 17. 4 Threaten Coast Guard SAN BRUNO--Four men who ollowed Coast Guardsmen into le Coast Guard radio station rea here yesterday and allegedly ireatened bodily harm to per- onnel at the base station, wound with their faces in the road- after a duty officer fired his hotgun once into the air and emanded surrender, officials aid today. San Bruno police, arriving to nd the four on the ground with leir auto headlights on. them, rrested Daniel Smith, Leo Ayock, Floyd Uhles and John Mac- all of this area.

MacKean identified as the driver and ves at 108 Grand avenue, South an Francisco, police say. They were held overnight by xilice, as en route to the U. S. Marshal. Coast Guard officials aid the duty officer first' asked he men to turn off their ignition nd leave their car.

When they ailed to do so and threatened le officer, he reported, he fired his gun as a warning. Police said they had been ailed an hour and a half before, 12:17 a.m., to a disturbance at econd avenue and San Bruno venue, when Officer Arthur Jrittain interviewed the lour but eleased them. IN SAN FRANCJSCO Born to Mr. and HOFFMAN, Lawrence 283 Crestmoor drive, San Bruno March 28, a son. HOWE, John 236 Prospec avenue, South San Francisco March 12, a son.

JACOBS, Willis 265 Ferndale avenue, South San Francisco March 12, a son. KING, Harry 35 Fairlawn Daly City, April 11, a daughter. KILLIN, George Arnott, 37 Chester street, Daly City, April 14 a son. MARTINI, Orlando 40 Matec avenue, Daly City, March 18, a daughter. MARSILI, Lawrence, 2391 Ben nington drive, San Bruno, March 12, a son.

MESSIER, Raymond 10 North Rochester, San Mateo, Apr! 13, a daughter. NEWMAN, James, 261 Montere road, Pacifica, April 10, a son. RAYO, William 437 Avalo drive, South San Francisco, Marc 28, a daughter. SARGANIS, Stanley 350 Va lencia drive, South San Francisco April 6, a son. SILICANI, Robert 452 Irving ton, Daly City, April 5, a son.

TRUJILLO, Edward, 136 Fi avenue, South San Francisco, Apr 2, a daughter. WHEELER, Ernest Tarawa road, Bayshore, April a daughter. WHEELER, Floyd 153 Sav Bay rad, Bayshore, April 9, a son Bridge Trial Goes On, and On, and Yawn STANFORD Stanford uni- ersity's marathon bridge play- rs today completed 149 rubbers play at 10 a.m., with 130 hours consecutive competition behind lem. Scores continued to waver be- ween Muir house and Burbank ouse players, with Burbank in IB lead with a total of 125,510 oints this morning. Muir had to- led 119,146 points.

Junior student Norman Swope aid the contest was beginning to til on some of the students, and scholastically. The change teams every hour uring the day, and every three ours during the night. The tourney started at midnight st Sunday, and is to continue trough midnight tomorrow. Divorce Clears Way for Wedding EL PASO, Tex. CAP) Singer Herb Jeffries has been awarded divorce in Juarez, Mexico, learing the way for him to marry ancer Tempest Storm.

Jeffries is a Negro. Miss Storm white. Jeffries, 44, filed petition for ivorce Wednesday from his wife, Elizabeth A. Ball. Jeffries was warded the custody of the couple's two children.

The singer and diss Storm have set no date for he wedding. He returned to Hollywood Thursday. Silver Spoon May Skip Derby INGLEWOOD (IP)--There are ndications that Silver Spoon, the fleet C. V. Whitney filly who won he Santa Anita Derby, won't go the Kentucky Derby May 2.

Her trainer, Bob Wheeler, left Thursday for Kentucky to supervise her final training and al- hough he would not definitely himself about the run for he roses, he seemed inclined to start her in the Kentucky Oaks April 25. Spartan Golfers Defeat Gators SAN FRANCISCO (UPJ)---San lose State's golfers walloped San Francisco State Thursday in matches at the California Golf club. Lynn Dun away won medalist honors for the Spartans with a one over par' 73. Paul Walters led San Francisco as He carded 76. Sox Gave Up Too Soon on Brodowski By ED WILKS Associated Press Sports Writer It begins, to look as though the oston Red Sox not only brought Dick Brodowski too soon, but iat they also gave up on him too non.

At the moment, Jhe big right- ander has saved two of Cleveand's five victories and has laimed ont for himself. He's done with three hitless relief jobs for le Injuns, who remain unbeaten hile everyone else in the Amer- can League has lost at least wice. Now 26, Brodowski was hoisted rom Class by the Red Sox in 953 and had a 5-5 record. Back rom service in 1955, he was 1-0 nd peddled to Washington. The enators let him go after an 0-4 lowing, but the Indians brought im back last season after a two- ear, 28-16 record in the minors.

Three Hits Combining his five appearances last year with his 4 1-3 innings work this season, Brodowski ow has an improbable 0.00 earned un average for 14 1-3 consecutive nnings of relief, in which he as given up just three hits. He stretched that string with a wo innings of perfect relief Fri- ay night as the Indians beat Kansas City 4-3 for a one-game ead over Chicago. The White Sox the Tigers' tail again with 6-5 decision over winless Detroit. Soston blanked New York 4-0 on 'om Brewer's two-hit pitching, nd Baltimore defeated Washing- on 4-3. PCL Giants Win Opener By the Associated Press The Phoenix Giants, pennant winners in the Pacific Coast eague in 1958, got off to a win- ling start for the 1959 campaign night.

Jose Pagan gave the Giants the ictory, clouting a twoKmt sin- le in the ninth inning that hoved across the winning run a 6-5 decision over the Spo- tane Indians. Prep Throws Discus 185-2 MESA, Ariz. (AP)--Karl Johnstone, a 17-year-old North Phoenix High school senior, spun the discus 185 feet 2. inches last night bettering the national prep discus record by a foot. If the record is confirmed.

Johnstone, will become the third nation al prep champion coached by North Phoenix' Verne Wolfe in the pasf three years. Kelley Boston Marathon Pick BOSTON (AP)-John J. Kelley a Groton, school teacher looms as America's best bet tc fight off the serious threats talented foreign runners Monday in the 63rd Boston A. A. Marathon Kelley, 28, set the record 2:20:5 over the tough 26-mile, 385- yard course.

KANSAS RELAYS LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -Terry Arenz woh three of fivi decathlon events Friday for a 70 point lead over defending cham pion Phil Mulkey of Memphis in the rain-curtailed Kansas Relays ROSENMAYER WINS Frank Rosenmayer of the Sa: Francisco Olympic club successfully defended his 191-pound titl in the National AAU Wrestlin championships' at Stillwater last night. Times Sports Rawls, Suggs Tied for Lead DALLAS Texas (AP)--The two op women golfers of the year- Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, S. md Louise. Suggs of Sea Island, were locked in a tie struggle or first place in the $10,000 Dalas Women's Open today.

Tied at 143 for 36 holes, they en- er the third round with the best ecords and the most money won his year. The leaders: SUggS Betsy Rawls rail Smith farlene Hagge letty Jameson llekey Wright Ruth Jessen 'ally Berg 'ay Crocker lathy Cornelius aarilynn Smith oyce Zlske levcrly Hanson Ann Prentice furle MacKenzie yanda Sanches Horia Armstrong Mary Lena Faulk Mima Danoff 'ackle Pung Horla, Fecht Barbara Romack Bonnie Randolph 70-73--143 73-70--143 77-70--147 74.73--147 77-73--150 74-76--150 79-72--151 75-78--151 76-76--152 75-77--152 74-73--152 73-80-153 82-72--154 72-82--154 78-78--156 83-74--157 83-74--157 77-80--157 81-77--158 80-79--159 80-79--159 76-83--159 76-83--159 Potter Almost Tops Lubanski ST. LOUIS (AP) --Only nine days remain in the 72-day Bowling Congress tournament, but it's still too early for some of the minor events leaders relax. For example, Ed Lubanski of )etroit seemed virtually assured of winning the singles champion- rhip with the big 764 series he rolled nearly two months agp. But Fred (Foo) Potter had other ideas.

The 41-year-old Erie, bowling alley operator lashed out games of 253, 228, and 279 "or a 760 series yesterday to fall short of overtaking Lubanski by only four pins. Contreras and Llamas Triumph JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)-- Vlario Llamas and Pancho Contreras, Davis Cup players from Mexico City, won their way to the semifinals of the Masters Tennis tournament Friday. Llamas, who is top seeded, bea Don JCierbow of Beverly Hills 6-3, 6-2. seeded third, beat Jack Frost of Mon terey, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3.

Klipstein Dies At 78 BAKERSFIELD (UPD--Philip i. Klipstein, 78, co-owner of race orse Silky Sullivan, died in a ospital here Thursday after a troke. Klipstein, who owned the thpr- ughbred in partnership with umberman Tom Ross of Arcadia, stricken Wednesday. He had een in poor health for the past iree years. LEGAL NOTICE Army-Air Force Game Up for Bid WEST POINT, N.

Y. first Army-Air Force footbal game is up for bids with four cities in running for the Oct. 3' clash. The game originally was sched ulcd for the Michie Stadium a West Point, which has a seatin capacity of 27,500. But interes became so great that the tw academy superintendents de cided to seek a site with a large stadium.

BLIND GOLFERS PLAY ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP --Eighteen entries tee off toda in the opening round of the 36 hole U. S. National Blind Golfers championship at the Pasaden Country club course.

FAN FARE LOOK, WES WHIN OM THE TOOT OP THAT STUPIP FILLA IN ONE SEASON MAPE EVER 51I4CS YOO SRAPUATB? waavs Wagatufle, Daba Hiilae, NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 27018 In the Superior Court of the tate of California, In and for the ounty of San Mateo. In the Matter of the Estate of OHN SERVENTI also known as IOVANNI SERVENTI, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by he undersigned LOUIS SERVEN- Administrator of the Estate of OHN SERVENTI, alias, deceased, the creditors of and all per- ons having claims against the aid deceased, to file them, with le necessary vouchers, -within months after the first publi- ation of this notice. In the office the Clerk of the Superior Court the State of California, in and or the County of San Mateo, or resent the same with the neces- ary vouchers, within six months the first publication of this otice, to the said Administrator the law offices of WAGSTAFFE, ABA' HULSE, 628 Winslow treet, Redwood City, California, he same being the place for the ransaction of the business of said state.

Dated this 27th day of MARCH, V. 1959. OTJIS SERVENTI, Administrator the Estate of JOHN SERVENTI, ias, Deceased. VAGSTAFFE, DABA HtTLSE, 26 Winslow Street, ledwood City, California, elephone: EMerson 6-9543 Attorneys for Administrator First publication In SAN MATEO IMES at San Mateo, California, larch 28, 1959. ub.

Mar. 28, Apr. 4, 11, 18, 1959. (874) Harold C. Brown, Esq.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 2B9B2 I.EGAL NOTICES. I that the undersigned, ROBERT BONOMO and B. H. GUIiUOItr, have formed a partnership and are transacting business as co-partners In the City of Burlineame County of San Mateo.

State of California, under the name of AUTO That the full names of all the members of such partnership and their respective places of residence are as follows: ROBERT BONOMO, 641 Nevada Avenue, San Mateo, California; E. H. GREGORY, 838 West Hillsdale Boulevard, San Mateo, California. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have set our hands this 3rd day of APRIL, 1969. ROBERT BONOMO E.

H. GREGORY STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of San Mateo I On this 3rd day of APRIL, 1959, before.me, MA'RTHA B. PEBBLES, a Notary Public in and for the County of San Mateo, State of California, residing therein, commissioned and sworn, personally appeared ROBERT BONOMO and B. H. GREGOR? known to me to be the persons whose names are.

subscribed, to the within ins and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year first above written. XSeal) MARTHA B. PEEBLES, Notary Public in and for the County of San Mateo, State of California. (Endorsed) Filed In the office of Clerk of San Mateo County, Apr.

8, 1959. JOHN A. BRUNING, Clerk. By Lora E. Vlaaoff, Deputy County Clerk.

To be published in SAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo, California, Apr. 11, 18, 25. May 2, 1059. (021) BorlM 5. NOTICE) OF HEARING PETITION FOR LKTTEHS OF ADMINISTRATION -WITH THE ANNEXED AND FOR PROBATE OF WILL No.

27150 In the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of San Mateo. In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM CHRISTIE ROSS, De- NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN that ANNA R. BRETON, has filed herein a PETITION FOB. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION WITH THE WILL ANNEXED AND FOR PROBATE OF WILL, reference to which Is hereby made for particulars, and that the same is hereby set for hearing bv the Court on THURSDAY. APRIL 30, 1959 at 9:45 A.M., in Department No.

5 of the above entitled Court, in the Hall of Justice and Record, Redwood City, California. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED ARE NOTIFIED to appear at the time and place mentioned In this notice and show cause, if any they have, why the order should not be made. Dated APRIL 16, 1959. (Seal) JOHN A. BRDNING, By Mary Erickson.

Deputy Clfcrk. (Endorsed) Filed Apr. 16, 1959. JOHN A. BRUNING, Clerk.

By Mary Erickson. Deputy BORIS S. STANLEY 10111 South Saratoga Sunnyvale Road P. O. Box 615 Cupertino, California Telephone: ALpine 2-2133 Attorney for Petitioner.

To be published in SAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo, California, April 18, 24. 28. 1969. (947) Heller. Ehrninn, White McAllllffe.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. In the Superior Court of the State of California, In and for the County of San Mateo. In the Matter of the Estate of FRANK EUGENE BUCK, also known as FRANK B. BUCK, and ai F. Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned ALICE MEYER BUCK. Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of FRANK EUGENE BUCK, alias, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against 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, with. In six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Executrix at the law offices of MESSRS. HELLER, EHRMAN, WHITE McAULIFFE, 14 Montgomery Street, San Francisco 4, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate. Dated this 17th day of APRIL, ALICE MEYER BUCK, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of FRANK EUGENE BUCK, Alias, Deceased.

HELLER, EHRMAN, WHITE McAULIFFE, 14 Montgomery Street San Francisco 4, California. Telephone: GArfield 1 7323 Attorneys for Executrix. First publication in SAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo, California, April 18, 1959. Pub. Apr.

18, 25, May 2, 9, 1959. In the Superior Court of the tate of California, in and for the Bounty of San Mateo. In the Matter of the Estate of jLADYS G. SCARDINO, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by undersigned LOIS BURTON, Administratrix of the Estate of jLADYS G.

SCARDINO, deceased, the creditors of and all persons aving claims against the said de- eased, to file them, with the nec- ssary vouchers, within six oonths after the first publication this notice, In the office of 'he lerk of the Superior "Court of he State of California, in and for he. County of San Mateo, or tre- ent the same with the necessary ouchers, within six months after he first publication of this notice, the said Administratrix, at the aw offices of HAROLD C. BROWN, 605 Market Street, San California, the same bens the place for the transaction the business of said estate. Dated this day of MARCH, k.D., 1059. BURTON, Administratrix of he Estate of GLADYS G.

SCARDINO, Deceased. HAROLD C. BROWN 05 Market Street San Francisco, California. Telephone: Yukon 8-3676. Attorney for Administratrix.

First publication In SAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo, California, March 28, 1959. Pub. Mar. 28, Apr. 4, 11, 18, 1959.

Edarnr Slnton. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 27003 Anderson McMillan, CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP TRANSACTING BUSINESS VNUER A FICTITIOUS A No. SS24 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In the Superior Court of the State of California, In and for the County of San Mateo. In the Matter of the Estate of ELEANOR H.

KOSHLAND, De- Ce NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned DANIEL E. KOSHLAND and WALTER A. HAAS, Executors of the Last Will and Testament, with Codicil thereto, of ELEANOR H. KOSHLAND, deceased, to the creditors of j.Ed all persons having claims against the said 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 months after the first publication of this notice, to the. said Executors, at the law office of EDGAR SINTON, 155 Montgomery Street, San Francisco 4, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said Dated this 27th day of March, A.D., 1969.

DANIEL E. KOSHLAND and WALTER A. of the Last Will and Testament, with Codicil thereto, of ELEANOR H. KOSHLAND, Deceased. EDGAR SINTON, 155 Montgomery Street, San Francisco 4, California.

Telephone: gutter 1-3866 Attorney for Executors. First publication in SAN MATEO TIMES at San Mateo, California March 28, 1959. Pub. Mar. 28, Apr.

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No refundI win PPed Pr te Vital Statistics Thj, following vital statistics Jor San Mateo county were compiled by John A. Bruning, county MARBIAGE LICENSES ISSUED RIEMER-HAHTT Dlckson RIemer, 31, and Yvonne Irene Hartt. 22. both of Burllngame ROMANOFTVTUHSKZY Robert Victor Romanoff, 16, of South San Francisco, Patricia Ann Turske? 18. of Sao Bruno.

GOULETTE ANDERSON Frank Henry Goulette, 33. tf Redwood City, and Barbara Gall Anderson. 25, of San Francisco. UYEDA-KANAZAWA--Howard TJyeda. 25, of Redwood city, and Mldory Kanazawa, 24.

of Palo BOGDANICH-DACA8TO Anthony Paul Bogdanlcn. 31. of Sunnyvale, and Joan Lucille Dacasto, of San Mateo. EIMONI-BOSCHTRO Floyd Donald Blmoni. 22.

of Mlllbrae, and Virginia Marie Boschero, 20. of San Mateo. MARRIAGE LICENSES I8TOMB TREVOR-JOSEFH-John G. Trevor, 24. San Francisco, and Carol A.

Joseph, 20. South San Francisco. NICHOLSON-MacNEIL Paul Nicholson, 39, Daly City, and Florence E. MacNell, 29, San Francisco. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS FILED BUTTERFIELD--Elizabeth Butterfleld vs.

George M. Butterfleld. CLEMENTS--Rawnie vs. Jack COLLA--Suzanne L. vs.

Raymond M. PITTS--Jill R. vs. Jlmmlc Lloyd. JOHNSTON--Barbart A.

vs. William O. McGOWAN--Jerl n. Hugh vs. Roger.

BTJBSO--Nancy Lois vs. Salvatore Joseph Vincent. SNOW--Doris R. vs. N.

Jack. STEINERT--Grace vs. Carl. INTEBLOCIITOKY DECREES GRANTED ANDERSON Kay Parks Anderson and Hugh Barritt Anderson. DAWS--Josephine J.

from Glen A. MORELLO--Anna Mae from Charles Robert. FINAL DECREES GRANTED SAND1N--Mildred c. from Arthur C. ANNULMENT COMPLAINTS FILED GARCE5--Barbara from Joseph.

McADAMS--Lois from Hoy o. PROBATE MATTERS FILED In the matter of the estates of: Pasquina Pardella--Petition for probate of will. William Christie Ross--Petition for letters of administration with the will annexed and for probate of will. UNITED STATES WEATHER United Press International HI Lo ai Lo Albuqurque 67 45 New York 79 52 Atlanta 78 60 Oakland 66 46 Bakrsfleld 74 51 Okla. City 81 56 Boise 48 31 Phoenix 84 51 Boston 75 44 Pittsburgh 76 96 Brownsvlle S2 69 Red Bluff 72 51 chicane 76 54 Reno 65 26 Denver 62 36 sacramnto 77 50 Detroit 77 61 Salt Lake 58 33 Fairbanks 10 -7 San Ditto 66 58 Ft.

Worth 88 60 Ban Fran 62 50 Fresno 71 48 Seattle 51 43 Helena 48 24' Spokane 55 38 Kan. City 68 47 Stockton 76 46 Los Angles 66 54 Thermal 83 60 Miami SO 74 Tucson 80 49 Minneaplls 48 38 Wash. 80 54 New Orlns 71 67 Wash. 80 54 Precipitation Albuquerque .01 Kansas City .33 Atlanta .05 Minneapolis .34 Boise New Orleans .47 Chicago .07 Oklahoma City .64 Detroit .02 Salt Lake City .47 Fairbanks T. Seattle .11 Fort Worth .25 Spokane .15 LOCAL WEATHER High 69 Low 40 RAINFALL.

24 hours Season ending to to date a.m. date last year San Mateo .00 10.47 28.99 Airport .00 11.05 3l.3» Redwood City .00 11.05 97.36 registered tor 4:30 a.m. BUILDING PERMITS lotah for 1951: San Mateo-- Ml .484.464. Burllneame--tl 1,773,536. Totals I DM: San Burllngame-- $2.541.394.

Totals for April: San Permits Isaaed April IK. San Mateo--None. Burlingame--None. Hlllsborough--None. 1 LODGE NOTICES AN UA'I'EO U1INJE, ET.KB.

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