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San Diego State Beats Bulldog Team, 20-14 Redlands Scores First but Aztec Power Wins Game (By Associated Press) SAN DIEGO, Oct. 19. San Diego State college defeated Redlands university, 20 to 14, today, an 86-yard return of a kickoff by George Gilliland for a touchdown sparking the Aztecs to a homecoming -win. Redlands scored first in the ond as Al Chang, Bulldog star, opened an aerial bombardment. Gilliland's sensational run gave San Diego a 13-7 edge at half time.

The Aztecs made a 55-yard drive in the third period to score' their final touchdown, and Redlands tallied In the last period when Gene Burson picked up a blocked punt and ran 25 yards to pay dirt. The winners made 17 first downs and Redlands 12. Pomona Trims Caltech, Moves Into Tie CLAREMONT, Oct 19. Pomona college trounced California Institute of Technology 23 to 6 today and moved into a tie with Whittler college for the Southern California conference leadership. Big gun for the Sagehens was fullback Fred Steudler, who scored two touchdowns and a pair of conversions.

Caltech scored when John Jacqua of Pomona fumbled Jack Anderson's punt on his own six and Anderson went over two plays later. BEARS TRIUMPH ON FIELD GOAL (Continued from Page Seventeen) snagged the ball, but four line smashes failed to change the picture. Bleacher quarterbacks debated furiously over the strategy of the Bruins, many contending they should have tried a field goal, which, if successful, might have resulted in a one-point margin of vic-tory. Tt was the third defeat for U.C. L.A.

in four losses via the field goal route. BERKELEY, Oct. 19. Statistics of the U.C. L.A.

-California football game: First downs Yards gained rushing (net) 128 Forward passes attempted. 13 Forward passes 4 Yards by forward passes 45 Yards lost, attempted forward passes 1 Forward passes Intercepted by 2 Yards gained, run back of Intercepted passes 7 10 147 13 4 98 Punting average (from scrim maae) 35 39 Tota yards all kicks rpturned 48 93 1 10 Opponents' fumbles recovered 4 Yards lost by penalties 30 Indiana Upsets Hawkeyes, 10-6 Associated Press) BLOOMINGTON. Oct. 19. Indiana rose up from an underdog's role today to bowl over the pre- viously undefeated Iowa Hawkeyes, 10 to 6, before a Hoosier nomecom ing crowd of 20,000.

Denver Submerges Wyoming Team, 41-9 CRv Associated Press) DENVER, Oct. 19. Into each football team's life a little touchdown rain must fall, but Denver turned today's. Big Seven confer ence came with Wyoming into something of a deluge. The final reckoning was 41 to 9 Wvomine has been unable to win a conference game in two seasons.

(Continued from Page Seventeen) Baylor 7, Villanova 0. Arizona 29, Centenary 6. Arizona State 42, New Mexico Aggies 3. Rocky Mountain j. Colorado 33, Colorado State 14, Utah State 7, Utah 0.

Montana 8, Montana State 0. Greeley State 33, Western State 12. Colorado college 28, Colorado Mines 21. Regis 19, Adams State Teachers 0. Denver 41, Wyoming 9.

Arizona 29-6 Winner Over Centenary (By United Press) TUCSON, Oct. 19. The University of Arizona Wildcats I crushed their traditional rivals, the Centenary Gentlemen from Shreveport, 29 to 6 here tonight. 'Johnnie Black, Arizona half back who has been benched most of the season with Injuries, scored I two touchdowns and engineered two other scoring drives to lead the Wildcats. Scores II 11 RICE UPSET BY TULANE WAVE (By United Press) NEW ORLEANS, Oct.

19. Tu-lane university's Green Wave broke a three-game losing streak today to win its first game of the season from the Rice Owls, 15 to 6. Rice was the pie-game favorite, undefeated and unscored on in two previous starts. The Greenies came from behind after the first quarter and broke up a Rice aerial attack by Gene Keel to hold the offensive the rest of the way. L.

S. U. SCORES BATON ROUGE, Oct. 19. The Louisiana State university foot ball team redeemed itself tonight with a 20 to 0 victory over Mercer college.

The L. S. U. team scored once in each of the first three periods, but Mercer stiffened in the final quarter and held the Louisiana line back. Mercer's real threat of the game came in the fourth period when O'Quin recovered a Louisiana fumble.

But Mercer lost the ball on downs. Georgia Tech Beats Vandy, 19-0 (Bv Associated Press) ATLANTA, Oct. 19 Georgia Tech opened defense of its share of the Southeastern conference football title impressively today by smack ing Vanderbilt, 19-0, before 20,000 customers. Restore Old Hours On Game Shooting (By United Press) ASILOMAR, Oct. 19 The California fish and game commission today restored pheasant shooting hours to run from sun-up to sunset after a one-month trial of an order stopping the shooting at 4 p.m.

daily. Completing action on a number of pending matters, the commission adjourned to meet again in Los Angeles Nov. 30. State fish and game farms and hatcheries will be expanded under a budget of $4,623,910 for the 1941-1943 biennium. Babe Zaharias Nabs Texas Golf Honors FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct.

19, Mrs. Babe Didrikson Zaharias erased a four hole lead of Miss Elizabeth Hicks today and won the Texas women's open golf champion ship one up in 36 holes. Four down at the fifteenth hole in morning play, the one time Olympic track and field star who took up golf "just to see how I could do at it" fought an uphill battle to even the match at the thirtieth and win the last hole when her opponent failed to get par. Stanford Freshmen Trip Modesto PALO ALTO, Oct. trickily-coordinated running and passing attack of the Stanford freshmen gave them a 47 to 6 victory here today over Modesto Junior college.

It was the third straight victory for Stanford's freshmen this season. Halfback Jim Troupe scored two of the touchdowns and Fullback Randall Fawcett three. WHIRLAWAY SCORES TURF TRIUMPH (By Associated Press) Ky Oct. 19. Warren Wright's Whirlaway won the Breeders Futurity at Keeneland today by a length over Blue Pair and Our Boots, slight favorite in the betting.

Only a length and a nose separated the trio at the finish of six furlongs in which the winner's time was 1:11 1-5, It was Whirlaway's first victory over Royce Martin's Our Boots in three meetings and true to the prediction of his jockey, Johnny Long-den, the chestnut son of imported Blenheim II, found the curved course more to his liking than the Belmont straightaway, scene of Our Boots' triumph. Whirlaway paid $5, $3.20 and $2.40 in the $2 mutuels. Blue Pair owned by three Kentuckians, returned S.M.U. Scores Early to Blast Auburn (By United Press) DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 19.

Southern Methodist university turned loose its Mustangs today in a first half stampede at the Cotton Bowl and they ran over Auburn's Plainsmen 20 to 13. It was a big back with speed and deception, Preston Johnson, who drove the Methodists to victory. He reeled off successive runs of 20 and 21 yards to spark the Mustang's first drive, and climaxed it with a 82-yard breakaway touchdown jaunt to end S. M.U.'s scoring. Johnson was the difference between the teams, His booming punts kept Auburn bottled up in the first half and his slashing runs made yards when the Mustangs needed them.

TEXAS 21, ARKANSAS 0 (By Associated Press LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 19. University of Texas, making its 1940 Southwest conference debut against the University of Arkansas, blocked a Porker punt in the second period here today and put together three touchdowns within a few minutes to take a 21-0 victory before 10,000. Save for that one-period flurry, the game was slowed by warm weather and frequent substitutions. NEW MEXICO LOSES (Bv United Press) EL PASO, Texas, Oct.

19. Texas College of Mines trimmed the University of New Mexico football team 9-7 today in a Border conference game. The Miners scored first, missed the conversion, then clinched the issue later with a field goal. The New Mexico eleven scored on a pass late in the final period. Stanford Wins From Cougars (Continued from Page Seventeen) pass in the end zone.

The place kick by Albert was good. Stanford struck twice with full fury in the third stanza, counting first on another pass by Albert. The left-hander fired it from the State 35 and End Fred Meyer snatched it from the fingers of two Cougars on the goal line. The Indians were over the line again three minutes later, this time aided by a break when Center Vic Lindskog recovered a fumble by Cougar Halfback Frank Akins on the W.S.C. 30.

Albert lofted a short toss- to Hugh Gallarneau and a lateral to Warnecke carried the play to the State 15. Krhetovic, on a fake reverse, scrambled to the one-foot line and Albert diver over on the next play. That ended the Stanford scoring, but the Cougars refused to call it a day. They struck with speed and power in the final quarter, Sewell starting things with a 25-yard pass to End Nick Suseoff on the Stanford 20. Dick Renfro, sub halfback, went the rest of the distance in a series of unstoppable smashes at the line and Johnson again dropped out of the line to convert.

PULLMAN, Oct. 19. Statistics of the Stanford-Washington State college football game: STANFORD W.S.C. First downs 14 15 Yards gained by rushing (net) 146 Forward passes attempted 12 Forward passes 7 Yards gained by forward passes 120 Yards lost attempted forward passes 28 Forward passes intercepted by 4 Yards gained, runback of intercepted passes 25 Punting average (from scrimmage) i 35.6 (x) Total yards, kicks returned 96 230 29 10 149 39.4 136 0 Opponents fumbles recovered 1 Yards lost bv penalties 40 60 (X) Includes punts and kickoffs. San Francisco State Defeated by Chico (By Associated Press) CHICO, Oct.

19 Chico State college scored a 12-to-0 grid victory over the San Francisco State college team here today, Bill Welch, Ctioo 1 1 b'a plunged ove'f In thfjyst per.lp'&'ifor a touciidowril A 'Hjrvered Airntjlc In periodSgaVe Chlcpits otheriscj $4.20 and $2.80 and Our Boots paid $2.40. BRADLEY VICTOR LAUREL, Oct. E. R. Bradley, who sent Bimelech out to the racing wars, served notice today he has another youngster on the Wy up.

Bryan Station, from the Kentucky sportsman's Idle Hour farm, won the Spalding Lowe Jenkins handicap in impressive style that showed he must be reckoned with when he conies of age. SALAMINIA WINS NEW YORK, Oct. Price Headley's Salaminia, paying $4.60 to $2, won the $15,000 Gallant Fox handicap, top event on the card at Jamaica today. Hash was second and Equitable, a Btablemate of the winner, third. Only four started.

Salaminia stepped the mile andfive furlongs in SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, Powerful Cornell Roll: Over Syracuse, 33-6 (By Associated Press) ITHACA, N. Oct. 19. Cornell, growing more powerful and deceptive with each passing week, rolled over a fair Syracuse team, 33 to 6, today, despite everything Coach Carl Snavely could do to hold the score in bounds. It was an impressive show for the 18,000 who shivered in the first cold day of the season.

The nation's No. 1 team, by vote, scored almost at will when it took the notion, mostly on long, spectacular plays. Four of Cornell's touchdowns were scored on passes, three of them from far out on the grass, while Bill Murphy broke and ran 44 yards for the other, Hal McCulough's brilliant passing, the deft ball handling of his several receivers and the desperate running of Mort Landsberg, Cornell's 170-pound back, all combined to make the winners' attack a thing of fire and beauty. NAVY 19, DRAKE ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 19.

Navy's air-minded powerhouse ripped through Drake university in the rain today to register its fourth consecutive triumph by a 19 to 0 score before 22,000 spectators. Swivel-hipped Bill Busik led a first period Navy offensive to the edge of ppy dirt and the reserves quickly shoved across a touchdown when they took over for the second period. PENN IN WILD WIN PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19. Led by Francis Xavier Reagan, who scored five touchdowns, threw a scoring pass and kicked one extra OREGON STATE (Continued from Page Seventeen) fullback, fumbled a fourth down pass from center and was tossed for a loss on the Beaver 23.

After two plays the Beavers were penalized to their one yard line for unnecessary roughness and Halfback Dean Mc-Adams went over on the first try. Mizen converted. Oregon State, tossing desperation passes all over the lot, finally got down to the Washington 31 deepest invasion of Husky ground in tho final minute, but the threat died when Paul Wiatrak, sub center, intercepted a pass from Bob Deth-man. On the final play Walters cut loose. He was topped three times before breaking away.

Sub Quarterback Elmer Berg missed the conversion. Washington got nine first downs to seven for Oregon State. LaVerne Loses To Cal Poly 12-7 (Bv Associated Press) LA VERNE, Oct. 19. Although first to score, La Verne college bowed to California Poly tonight 12 to 7.

Pat Smith climaxed an 81 yard drive with a touchdown for Poly and Paul Blanton took a 12 yard pass for the winning counter. Colgate Beaten By Duke Devils (Rv Associated Press) HAMILTON, N. Oct. 19. Scoring on a short plunge in the second period and an 80-yard gallop from scrimmage by Moffat Stoger late in the final quarter, the Duke Blue Devils defeated the Colgate football team today, 13 to 0.

Mangrum Sets Pace In Santa Anita Open (Rv Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19 Defending Champion Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago continued to set the pace through the second round of the $1,000 Santa Anita open golf tournament today, shooting a par 70 to go with his initial 67 for a score of 1G7 at the halfway point. Mike De Massey of Mono Bay proved the sensation of the day, however, when he broke the Man-grum-held course record of 65 with a spectacular 63. De Massey's round put him in a tie with Al Shawhan of Santa Anita for second place honors at 138. Shawhan had a 70.

1 Duquesne Defeated By Mississippi 14-6 OXFORD, Oct. 19. The University of Mississippi's Rebels, shadowed all afternoon by a tricky Duquesne offense, emerged with a second half drive in their Inter- sectional tilt today to defeat the Pittsburgh Dukes 14 to 6. BAYLOR WINS SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 19.

Baylor university's embattled grkl-ders, coming to life in the final pe- In tnnifrVif HnfnntoH a Rtnlwnrt I Villanova crew, 7-0. 1940 PAGE 19 point for 31 points, Pennsylvania football team rolled to a 46-28 victory over Princeton today before a crowd of 58,000 in Franklin field. HARVARD, ARMY TIE (By United Press) CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 19. Harvard uncorked a brilliant fourth-period offense to tie Army, 6-6, and came within a scant yard of victory in the final minute of play as 30,000 fans cheered widlly in the stadium today.

Checked for nearly 50 minutes, Harvard drew even on a six-yard pass down the center alley from Halfback Charlie Spreyer to End Loren MacKinney. Spreyer's hurried attempt to convert from placement was wide. YALE VICTOR, 13-7 NEW HAVEN, Oct. short pass over the goal line from Ted Harrison to Jack Reid in the last half-minute of the game gave Yale a 13-7 victory today over Dartmouth. It was Yale's first victory of the season and the first time Yale had lurnea oacK Dartmoutn since 193o.

An estimated 35,000 watched the game. HOLY CROSS COPS NEW YORK, Oct. York university's hard-luck team played its heart out in an effort to bounce back against Holy Cross at Yankee stadium today and for a while fans thought N.Y.U. could do it. But Holy Cross had a fiery junior halfback named Tommy Sullivan who drove the Crusaders to a 13-7 triumph TROJANS WHIP OREGON TEAM (Continued from Page Seventeen) the game, Oregon punted on first down to force the Trojan backs to do most of the running.

The Oregon strategy kept the game on an even basis during most of the first half with Leonard Is-berg of Oregon and Jack Banta, Trojan fullback, staging a brilliant punting duel. The statistics of the game were heavily in favor of U.S.C., although most of tho Trojan marches halted before gaining much momentum. (Bv Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19. Statistics of the Oregon-Southern California football game: OREGON U.SC.

First downs 4 13 Yards gained by rushing (net) 96 163 Forward passes attempted. 9 13 Forward passes 1 5 Yards gained by forward passes 8 62 Yards lost, attempting forward passes 0 15 Forward passes intercepted by 0 1 Yards gained, run back intercepted passes 0 0 Punting average (from scrim-mage) 40 32 x-Total yards, kicks returned 110 35 Opponents' fumble recovered 0 0 Yards lost by penalties 35 35 (x) Includes kickoffs and punts. SAN BERNARDINO INFORMATION DEPARTMENT BUY IT IN SAN UERNAIIMNO" Ambulance-Mark B.feCo. Ph.2131 "A distinctive service to fit every purse" Day and night ambulance service. Funeral directors.

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ALEX KRISTOFFERSEN, now and lieri-tofore transacting business as a cleaner and dyer at 407 South Street, in the City of Sun Bernardino, California, under the designation of Dye Works, do hereby give notice of niy intention to assign and mortgage all machinery, tools, implements, appliances and equipment located upon that certain real property in said City, sometimes designated 407 South Street; that said ALEX KRISTOFFERSEN, address 863 Second Street, in said City, am the intended assignor and mortgagor; that MILDRED E. BOARDMAN, address 41150 Newmark Avenue, in said City, will be the assignee in Trust for the beneficiaries and mortgagees hereinafter named; and that GRAYCE M. KNAPP, address 4117 South Street, NELLIE I. HALSEY. address 407 South Street, E.

G. BOARDMAN. address Katz Building, and ALEX KRISTOFFERSEN. address 863 Second Street, all in said City, will be the beneficiaries of said Trust, and the mortgagees of said property; that the property thereby intended to be assigned in trust and mortgaged comprises all machinery, tools, implements, appliances and equipment aforesaid now and heretofore used by me in carrying on the business of a cleaner and dyer upon the real property aforesaid; and that said assignment in trust and mortgage will be executed and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the County of San Bernardino, State of California, on the 28th day of October, 1940. ALEX KRISTOFFERSEN.

Dated this 18th day of October, 1940. STATE OF CALIFORNIA,) County of San Bernardinojss. On this 18th day of October, 1940, before me. FRED. A.

WILSON, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared ALEX KRISTOFFERSEN, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. FRED. A. WILSON, Notary Public in and for said County and State.

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AI.FORD and MRS. T. N. GRAHAM of 578 Court City of San Bernardino. County of San Bernardino, State of California, intend to sell to J.

W. BIERS all that certain stock of merchandise consisting generally of Cafe Equipment belonging to said MRS. T. N. GRAHAM and MRS.

G. A. ALFORD and located at 578 Court City of San Bernardino. County of San Bernardino. State of California, and that a transfer and assignment of the same will he mni'e, and the purchase price thereof will be paid, on Tuesday, the 22ml day of October.

194U, at 578 Court San Bernardino. City of San Bernardino, County of San Bernardino, State of California. That the address of said vendor Is 578 Court City of San Bernardino. County of San Bernardino, State of California, and the address of said vendee is JACOR W. BIERS.

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MRS. T. N. GRAHAM, Vendors, Dated Oct. 19, 1940.

J. Wiseman Macdonald, Attorney NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE No. 13475 In the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of San Bernardino. In the matter of the Estate of EMMIE J. L1NDLEY, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. JOSEPH P. LIND- LEY and FRANCES L. MUEHE, as Executors of the last will and testa- ment of EMMIE J. LINDLEY.

de ceased, will sell at private sale, subject to the confirmation of said Superior Court, on or after the 4th day of November, 1940, at the office of J. Wiseman Macdonald. 404 Higgins Building, 108 West Second Los Angeles. California, all the right, title and interest of said deceased in and to that certain real property situated and being in the County of San Bernardino. State of California, more particularly described as: Lot Fifteen (13) In Block of the W.

H. Brooks, Jr. Subdivision of Lot 1039 of Ontario Colony, in San Bernardino County, California, as shown in Bonk 5. Page 51 of Maps, in the office of the County Recorder of said San Bernardino County. Terms and conditions of said sale are cash, lawful money of the United States, upon confirmation of sale, or part cash and the balance evidenced by note secured by deed of trust on the property so sold, 40 of the amount of the purchase price to be deposited with bid.

Bids or offers must be In writing and will be received at the aforesaid office of J. Wiseman Macdonald. attorney for the undersigned executors. JOSEPH P. LINDLEY, FRANCES L.

MUEHE, Executors of the last will and testament of EMMIE J. LINDLEY, Deceased. J. WISEMAN MACDONALD, 404 Higgins Building, Los Angeles, Calif. MU 8148.

Attorney for Executors. Dated: October 17, 1940. NOTICE OF SALE OF' Notice is hereby given that I will sell the following described automobile at public auction on inursday, Kovem rjer in, 1S4U at i p.m. Chrysler coupe, and trailer, Engine No. H60492E.

1938 license No. 2N5094, Serial No. SW-231H, last registered to Gillman H. Wright, General Delivery, Blythe, California. Said sale will be conducted to satisfy a lien, plus cost of advertising and sale, and will be held at 164 South Arrowhead avenue, San Bernardino, California.

JAMES D. PENLAND, 164 South Arrowhead San Bernardino, California. Dated at San Bernardino, California, this 16th day of October, 1940. Surr Hellyer, Attorneys NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY No. 13,717 In the Superior Court of the State of California In and For the County of San Bernardino.

In the Matter of the Estate of RUTH HAMILTON NELSON, sometimes known as "Ruth H. Nelson." deceased. NOTICE Is hereby given that the petition of EULA H. BURNHAM for the Probate of Will of RUTH HAMILTON NELSON, sometimes known as ''Ruth H. Nelson," deceased, and for the Issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon to EULA H.

BURNHAM, will be heard at ten o'clock A.M., on the 28th day of October, 1940, at the court room of Department Two of the above entitled Court at the Court House in the City of San Bernardino in the above designated county and state. HARRY L. ALLISON, Clerk. By Monte C. Smith, Deputy Clerk.

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432-34 Third Street, San Bernardino Photo Engraving LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that he is conducting a wholesale arid retail liquor anil winery business at 1101 East A Street, near Ontario, County of Sun Bernardino, State of California, under the fictitious firm name of CUCAMONGA VALLEY WINE and that said firm is composed of the following perm whose name In full and place of residence are us tollows: NAME: GIOVANNI VAI. RESIDENCE: 2123 North Parkslde Avenue, i. Angeles, C-ilifornut (Signed) GIOVANNI VAI. Dated this 3Hth day of September, 1940. STATE OF CALIFORNIA,) County of Los Angeles.

)ss. On this l'jth day of September, 1910, betore me. W. S. BRASHER, a notary public in and fur the said county and state, residing therein, duly commissioned) and sworn, personally appeared GIOVANNI VAI, known to me to be tho person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that the same.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto s-t my hand and affixed mv official seal the and year in this Certificate first above written. (Signed) VV. S. BRASHER.

Xntirv Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California. (SEAL) CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that it is conducting a wholesale and retail rubber products business at 371-Fourth street. In the City of San Bernardino. County of San Bernardino, State of California, under the fictitious firm name of RUBBER CO. and that said firm is composed of the following corporation, whose name and address is as tollows, tn-wit: enzan Tires a corooratlon.

1700 South Figueroa street, Los Angeles, Cal- (1111 DATED this 17th day of August, 1940. CEAZAN TIRES A Cor-poration By M. L. Aranoff, Secretary. STATE OF CALIFORNIA) County of Los Angeles )ss: un tins van day or August, 1940, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared M.

L. ARANOFF Secretary of Ceazan 7ires a corporation, known to be to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowl edged that he executed the same on behalf of the corporation. Witness mv hand and official seal. SAMUEL GREENFIELD Notary Public in and for said County and State. Guthrie Curtis, Attorneys NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY No.

13,719 In the Superior Court of the State of California In and For the County of San Bernardino. In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN M. HUSTON, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the petition of CHARLES H. HUSTON for the Probate of Will of JOHN M.

HUSTON, deceased, and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon to said CHARLES II. HUSTON will be heard at ten o'clock A.M., on the 28th day of October, 1940, at the court room of Department Two of the above entitled Court at the Court House in the City oi nn Bernardino in tne above designated countv and state. HARRY L. ALLISON, Clerk. By Monte C.

Smith, Deputy Clerk. GUTHRIE CURTIS, 506 Andreson San Bernardino, Calif. Attorneys for Petitioner. Dated October 11, 1940 First publication, Oct. 18, 1940.

R. Bruce Flndlay, Attorney NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION No. 13355 In the Superior Court of the State of California In and For the County of San Bernard ino. In the Matter of the Estate of A. H.

NICKERSON, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that HUGH K. NICKERSON, the Executor of the estate of A. H. NICKERSON, deceased, has filed with the Clerk of the above entitled Court a petition to borrow money and release an indebtedness, and to execute a new deed of trust and note for the amount so borrowed, which petition is referred to for further particulars; and that Monday, the 21st day of October, 1910, at ten o'clock A.M. at the court room of said Court, Department Two thereof, at the Court House in the City of San Bernardino, In tho above designated county and state, has been set by the Clerk of said Court for hearing said petition, at which time and place all persons interested may appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition shculd not be granted.

HARRY L. ALLISON, Clem. Bv Wilfrid O. Brown, Deputy Clerk R. BRUCE FINDLAY, 312-13 Katz Building, San Bernardino, Attorney for Petitioner.

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