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LKGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES TuesdayJune IS, 1957 Southern California 16 San Mateo Times BUSINESS AND FINANCE hourly contribution to LOS ANGELES More than I 20.000 laborers in the Southern California construction industry will receive 38 cents in hourly wage increases during the next three years. Joseph J. Christian, secretary treasurer of the LOS Angeles Building and Construction Trades Council, said agreement on the ages was reached in negotiations ivolving 25 union locals and four employer tjrganiiations. The laborers win get increases of 20 cents an hour July and an additional 18 cents 1. 195S.

addition, Chriwan said, agreement provides for a 10 cent Washer, Sales To Church Gets S. M. Permit Next Monday night was scheduled as a special study meeting of the San Mateo city council to examine a proposal to create a new department of personnel, headed by a personnel officer. The board briefly discussed the issue in caucus and delayel official decision pending study. Also continued were other personnel board recommendations dealing with qity employe requests such as cash awards additional to retirement pay, which the board did not appear to favor.

Approved was a request to operate a Revival center church at 911 North Bayshore boulevard, former store building, after the owner, L. Fabre, presented a letter stating additional facilities would he available at a nearby rental service yard. He said an adjacent vacant lor. could also be used. Councilwoman Marian Hemingway's motion to deny the application failed for lack of second.

Councilman Edward Reilly's motion to approve it carried. He accepted Mrs. Hemingway's amendments to sugffest the plan ning commission determine off street parking facilities as expressed in the code, or a reasonable substitute space was provided nearby. She also asked the motion be amended to include a provision enabling the council to reopen tlm issue at any time. DEATHS By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK Ifft The men who liise to help the women with their homo laundry chores look for a pickup in sales of washers and dryers this fall.

They base this hope or. a recent increase in orders by distributors, doubly welcome after discouraging results in the first four months of the yenr. APPOINTED Dr. Norman 11. Moore, vice president and general manager of the Electron Utibc Division of Lilton Industries, announced yesterday the appointment of Vinton D.

Carver, above, of Jlenlo Park, as manager of the company's new Salt Lake City plant. Announcement was made on May 9 of Litton Industries' plans to build a new plant in Salt Lake City tor me mauu facture of 'precision electronic components. Dr, Moore stated yesterday that Carver will be gin operations in Suit Lake City during the latter part of July in temporary quarters at 255 Broadway. Salt Lake City. Mutual Fund Shares Higher Assets of the 136 open end Investment company (mutual fund; members of the National Association of Investment Companies continued to rise last month and, aL May 31, stood at $9,730,861, 050 it was announced.

This compares with S9.453.314.00a at the end of April nnc 53,337.526,000 a year ago. Investor purchases of shares also were higher during May, reaching SlI6.3a4.DDD at month end and lopping the 5100,000.000 mark for the 17th consecutive month. Purchases for April were and. in May a year ago. were SI 04,207.000.

New accumulation plans opened for the regular monthly or quar terlv acouisition of mutual fund shares during the month totaled 19,503, compared with 17.492 for 1 sail! County a Snld Paul pointed nod 231 of Olllclal Corr.pa.nj ot Amefic Notice brt ac.i zr llcr. elrcdon lo eli Mala real pr opcrtv urtd'T li c.t trial id, morJi in rli! oKlce of trio 1 i i IV" 71cccr Cujnty of M.i State of Cl Mar fii 7, ISjT, In "Volt Official Ttecortl.v at pr. .1155 Jl'iC IP Uij, it. BaSE, Trustee PAUL E. UASYE too published SAN MATEO TIMES at San TUaleo, uajuornia.

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OF ala I K77KRK TKSTAMJ8NTARY. rf entitled Court Hall of Justice and P.ee ord.i. Redwood City, Callforn Hy Kniily (lallowav, D.Ril CAr i Jl i AJ, 155T jr.UN A. nRlTNlNG. CUtX By "ci.v GliU Avi.

Cepnty Cms TVAOMTAT A A A A HTRE, C26 Wlrialow Street, nedwood City, CAllfornla. E.Me non 0 C700. To be nublintlM In SAN MATEO TlilliS at San Calif ornin, Jur.e. 11, ic, H. 15.

17, IE, 13, f.0, Til, 19:7. (i050) (OT1CE TO CREDITORS thv Countv of San Mateo. T.i Mailer or ma iiHI; of MAIlV ANNA OONTTNOLO. iv. i as MART CONTINOLO, also Known as MARIA CONTINOLO, NOTICE TO RRRRBY OTVlRty ITO NICK CON TIN'" AO.

Ritocmor of On Oiiit 10 Ti inr i MAR.Y ANNA contrn "RO. nlias. decflasnd. to the creditors cf and all pr3ons liavlns elalms ajralnst the sild tn file them, with Hi nccearary voncher.i, within months after ihe rirst uoblloatlon of llii nonce, in he orflc of the CkTk of the Superior Coott of The State of California. In and for Cocatv of San Mateo, or pre t'nr.

Mnmn with the neces.sary vouchtrrs, ivithin six mnnths aft.er the first publication of thla notice, to Executor at Hie OfflCfS of WAGSTAFFK, QATJA KaSE, Wlnnlow street. Ken wood City, tantornia. tne Inff the place fr tr a. tl i V1TO NICK CONTINOLO. Exer utor of til Tast V'lll and Teslamonr, or JIABY AN NA A'R lli ci ii.nl.

ARRR. RARA OR'RSR 620 tVlnslnTi Street KrRi ri' CRv. Tel: Emerron CTOil i E. eontor i Rn Ti Roilnn r. SAN OIATITO ll.

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HANSFORD, Indlvirlurtlly and as OTL, COMPANY. RR R'oR. ITAUftlCfi 1RTE riRO CAR TO A. ROR COAf'CRATRRR CAR TO TRR, 7A Action brourrht in lh Superior Court at the Slate or California, in and for trie County of Sr.n Mateo; and the complain filed In fald County ol San Mateo, in tnn office of the Cler'it or said jre lo C. The 1'eople ot the State of CalKcr uIil Send toi O.

E. REEVES, also known as OSCAR E. REEVES. P.03ERT A. WOOTEN, and LA1VRENCK W.

AONOR iRR. RiiilA ami ro partr.ers doin business under liie firm uamn and RRIR OIL COMPANY, ELVA OlF.EVFO nnrjT T.N o. JtAURTCE VAXES. DOUS ONE TO TTO.N. DOE CORPOnATJO iu i will judK ment for.

any money or aaniacjtj rol' for any otlier relief demanded in tltc complaint. tho a jiferlor" Court of Ihe State of California, In and for the County Mateo, tnm lti.ll oay ci Se.A) BTICNINC Clerk By Maureen A. Cr, VERETT S. LAYMAN, JR. San Francisco California nuns Tel: GArfislrl rR.ir.l TIMES at Sail iratoo, Callfurnta, 15.

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LETTEriii OP ADMINISTRATION WITH THE WILL ANNEXED No. and for Estate G. 3ISIG. Decoastd. OTICli: Til KKREBY GIVEN MONUAV.

thn lllth day ot A.D.. It 57. at Room Deoirtment No. 1 of snid Coiir at Cotrt Mous Ju Redwood City, la Die County of MKtec. State of California, ha rg bt appolnterl an the time and place for proving the nil of AA.

A S1S1R also H'lAl AAAA RR MR, ANNA M. BlSllj md as ANNA ElSfG. dfeased and fui Hfiart.iB if1" application of HEP.JfAN VINCENT BISIC for mlnlatraifon' WlSi the Will" An 0r; Hlerence to said petition or. flit herein hereoy made for further particulars. (Seal) JOHN A.

BROISO, By Emily Gallowsy. TJpijty CItrlj. (Endorard) Filed Juni 10. Dcoutf Clerlr. VALl i.iu'lf RR.

A.RRNA TC San iLateo Drlye an California. 'n' nrv ltiuncr June :0, A.D., 1S37. To ht llshed In SAN MATEO TIMES a Sa i Mateo, call ornls. (SDiTi rob Kjire.h. Enfl.

THE SUPERIOR COURT State of California, la al aty of San NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES by underHla netl MAKT LEAR1 Admlnl of the Estate oi JOSEPH REARY. alias deeeaaeii, to the creditors of and all PJ" havlns claims aKalnst tbe aald deceased, to file them, urith the ne ruH Fi: vouohers. within si troontha publlcation of ftlce oC the Clerk oup.irio: Ccurt of trie too Rnri, the County San Mateo, or present IV, th 1.1 I'! A uchert. wlrh In fix montjis iirsr. puj 1 Al'o: rtfnlee .0 the fatd ntrli at the' la.

offices I' Qll Ij. KAAESH. Ill Humboldt Banlt DllildlnK, 7S5 Marltet Slrcet, Sail Francisco n. Callforn the same belnr; the place lor tlift trar.safiliOTl of the; business ol said estate. Datfld this 7th.

day of June, 15S7' MART X.EART, Administratrix ot the Estate at JOSEPH LEART, Alias, Beceased. JACOB L. XARESH. 11 Humboldt BanH Building. 785 Market Street.

San Francisco EXbroolt CaArcoR. Jupe li, H. 55, July OTICE TO CI1ED1TORS IX THE SUPERIOR COURT of the Stale of California. In and for i io Cooiitv of San Mateo. in the Matter of the EB of ART KIT MO.RA.

Dt A.f. 'i. Roar WALTER C. JACOB! deceased. ihe of all persons IC CllO 1 A.llnV.

tllO after th first publicpti. jjaterl this 10th day of June, 155 MART A. JACOBI. Admlnlstratrls ot thn Estate of WALTER G. JACOBI, Deceased.

f. a yuWic atlon in SAN MATEO TIMES, at San Mateo. California, Juno 31, ID.TT. Pub. June 31.

1. 25, Jul7 Men Old at 50 or 60! Recharge Bod Batteries Feel Younger Fait! one dny Ostrrn 50 la IS dozen raw oyster, or 10 lis. of Ixief. diy sl oosti little onl7 cansupauori, CotONAnvin ensy to lake tablet farm, unlocks fian'cl bloclts! Ee rtfiular, rfgvJarly! Get Colonaid, lodny! Only 98c fof the health and welfare fund by the addition of cents to the present IVi cents, effective May 1, 1958. fiva year agreement contains a provision that it can be reopened on wages May 1, 1939.

Other unions still negotiating with the employers are the cement masons and the teamsters. The contractor groups involved are the Excavating and Grading Contractors the Associated General Contractors of Southern California, the Building Contactors Assn. and the Homebuilders Institute ALVIN HEWITT Funeral services wjl be held at 12:45 noon Thursday at the Patterson and O'Connell chapel for Alvin, E. Hewitt, 48, who died in an airplane crash al Rosamund dry lake near Lancaster June 3 during an air race. The Rev, Lesley Wilder of the Episcopal Church or St.

Matthew, will officiate. Inurnment and military services will follew at 1:30 p.m. at Golden Gale National cemetery at San Bruno. Hewitt, a native of Colorado, was presided: of Aero Duct corporation at South Gate. He was an force colonel in World War 11.

He is survived by a daughter, Hollie Hewitt, of Burlingame. HARRIET FOX Harriet Fox. widow of the late Claude For, who was Redwood Citv's oldest native resident, died last night in Menlo Park following a long illness. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harriet Sahlberg and Mrs, Levina Sahlbcrg fcoth of Redwood City; two sisters, Mrs, Zoe Thorpe and Mrs.

Ethel Otzen, both of Redwood City, six grand children, 17 great grandchildren and one sreat Ercat Services arc pending at White Oaks chapel, San Carlos. CHARLES LENOIR SWITZER Funvil services will be can ducted on Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the Chapel of the Highlands for Charles Lenoir Swiuwr. 40, 1327 Kains avenue, San Bruno, who died suddenly at his home Sunday night. Interment will be in Golden Gate National cemetery. San Bruno.

EARL COOPER SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Earl Cooper. 50, of 339 First lane, was dean on arrival of an ambulance yesterday after he suffered a heart attack while working at Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel company. Funeral services arc pending at Kicri chapel. CHARLES O'BORN SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Charles O'Born, 81, of S36 Alia Vista drive, died yesterday at Community hospital after a three day illness. Funeral services are pending at Nieri chapel.

LOUIS LAGOMARSINO MILLBRAE Louis Lago marsino, 79. of 15 Henry place, Nfillbrae. died this morning at Peninsula hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are pending at the Valcntc, Marini mortuary in San Francisco. Bar Opposed At San Carlos SAN CARLOS City planning commission turned down request for a us permit last night that would have allowed construction bar and restaurant at Bran stoTi and Industrial roads in the city's industrial area.

R. Dell'Ergo. attorney for Ray Warren, who was seeking he permit, presented a petition by 23 property owners supporting the request. Opposition was expressed by representatives of Litton Industries and Lenkhart Electric company. Lawrence Wise, city planning consultant, maintained that a bar and restaL rant would be an improper use of land in the industrial area.

Belmont Zoning Special Hearing BELUONT The city planninE commission last night scheduled a public hearins for July concern ing the proposed rczoning of all duplex property in the city to apartment classification. The rezoning had been advocated by city officials on the biisis that apartment buildings and the property are better maintained than duplex buildings. The commission discussed several oUier matters on the agenda but postponed action its July 1 meeting. World Trade Club Set For Bay Area SAN FRANCISCO Irn President George Killion of the American President Lines today announced the formation of the World Trade Club for Northern California. Killion who also is the iirsl president of the new club said it i as formed" to stimulate foreiffn trade and world travel by Northern California It will be housed on the third floor of Ihe World Trade Center.

The club quarters aecwdlcp to KiUion rill include a restaurant and lounge conference and meeting roomi and auditorium facilities. It will seek to enlist as members persons encased in oreio.ii commerce finance Iransportn tion international affairs and related fields he added. Killion said sponsors of the club view it as "an asset in developing friendly business and social relations between the Pacific Coast of the United States and foreign nations." He said the club will be of "immeasurable benefit" in carrving out the trade promotion activities of the World Trade Center. Other officers of Ihe new cluo include Port Manager Dudley V. Frost of Oakland vice president: Sussell G.

Smith of the Bank, of America international division treasurer; and Hanasing Director Frank E. Marsh of the World Trade Center president; Cyril Magnin State Harbor Board president; and Norris Nash Oakland Chamber of Commerce president. Stocks Shave Early Losses MEW YORK Iff The' stock market shaved early losses but still remained down for the day late today. Nonferrous metal issues suffered widest declines, with air crafts, chemicals and most oils, also down. Trading was only moderately active with volume for the day estimated at 2.400.000 shares compared with yesterday.

Mild pressure appeared in air crafts on possibility some accord being reached on disarmament. United Aircraft fell the most among the leading aircraft stocks. Gulf Oil and Texas retreated in the oil group but Royal Dutch resisted selling. In the Chemicals, Du Font fel! back for a loss of about a point. NEW YORK LW Markets St a glance: Stocks lower moderately active.

Bonds lower; governments at new lows. Cotton lower: profit taking and hedging. CHICAGO; Wheat Mostly easy; hedsc selling. Corn weak: big government sales. Oats weak with corn.

Soybeans little change; lack of trading interest. Stock Market Loiiiiiiui i 7 1 Smelt Armour Co Tt ,1 BrRi V. co MIS BoH Lima FaranoAV. TAriAA Chi t. 3i; Drug taeem Mis Pi HltMld Oil i1.

1 jjjr Crotaui Cp mull Cud Contl Oil Com Prod Crown Cart m. Crown Zeil S4Ti Ciu llsi Wr Durorir Co isr ooi lydt Fuck Sunny Oil cm Cent S5Vi Goodrich Goodyeir at No Unllrd Cnrp 7U Fine tj Tiiibr tj sitti laT i Wnrs firos 2 11b Neighbors 'had objected to possible crowding of autos Into the residential district. Approved was The Mounds' dollar luxury apartment house development. The board adopted an ordinance which turned over a contract with the Peninsula Humane society to the county at an annual cost of $18, D30. in exchange the city will turn over its estimated annual $5000 in license fees lo the county.

A saving was effected by the city. LEGAL NOTICES VOTICk oV HEARING PETITION OH FnOUATE 01' 1VII AND T.V THE SUP3ItIOR COURT of iin ef Oilitornir. in and for Cotnn of San Mateo In tCe Matter of the Estate of V'AL P'l 'x GT HERT GlVEN a 11V.iI.TS V. HA. i htr.ir a I'li'AiTlMN "UK 07 'vu i.

CI A 'O i I 1 i ST RATION WITH TH WILT ANNEXED, rot :ir.i rrAj Presiding Jurjpo tied Courr, In tins nd Eecords, Hed i A1.L 'persons interested AHE SOTIFIKD to appear at the art ilaoe la triiy CAv, CuiTn'Al 11 RRT UN A. Clerk. r. i (, LR RH1 KAE C. R7AN nt sun NOTICl! OF Sar.

Mateo County Cuurthnusr tl.V., I' Rtc jrJs RiaiI a. cer in the Cltv of Rttlwood i ountv or San MAIeo. Slate OiA form RAM. A UAO'R a deicritcd real Comity. Calir." (lied nfflor of the County of Sar.

Mateo County is, loss in Bool: jtt papes and f. t.hrob1t)s!JllJ lurtaln deed rr mrr iR and KATHTLR1M or Oii 0 A 100 1 COR FOR AO' ION, Corporation, aa Trps Cal 1 rnlarpo rn or in Volume nf Official rl of aid CoJr.ty at pure Dryer Jump And the appliance makers hope that fairly widespread rise in prices for the fall lines won't wither the seedling or revival. The also arc counting on new versions of the washer drver combination to overcome some ol the troubles housewives have had In washing garments made of many kinds of fibers. The industry's bad start this year came on the heels of its biggest production year. In 1956 the home laundry business was booming.

And many of its products were sold on time. Spokesmen admi; Iliey probably overproduced. Dealers complained that big stocks at the end of lost year led lo price cutting which trimmed profit margins to the vanishing point. "This year dealers and distributors have been, reported living in large part on inventories. Manufacturers figure this phase is about over hence the pickup in orders.

But in the first quarter of the year the American Home Laundry Manufacturers Assn. reported sales of washers slid 22 per cent below those ol the same period in 1S56. dryer sales were down 20 per cent and ironer sales down 20 per cent. Faced with slipping some of the makers nevertheless are raising prices. Wcstinghouse Electric has j'ujt upped the price of its one model now in production by 5 per cent and says some others to be intro duced in the fall with be per cent higher.

General Electric'e tall line will be up by 4 to 7 per cent, although in April it. cut the price of one combination washer dryer by $25 Canneries Cancel Jobs To Tuna Fleet TERMINAL ISLAND (UP) Two maior fish canneries cancelled their contracts with the San Pedro Tuna Fleet dealing what fleet officials: said was a "serious blow" to the co opcra'Jve. Van Camp Sea Foods Inc. anc Slar Kist Foods Inc. Friday no tified the Fishermen's Co opera tivc Assn.

they have withdrawn their firm commitments to pur chase Tuna at prices ranging from $270 a ton for b12dw Fin to for Skipjack. Aporoxi.ualelv 50 of Ihe 140 boats belonging lo Ihe co opera tivc are at sea it was reported and their catches still will be accepted at the old rirm price rale. A spokesman for Van Camp said the contract cancellation did ntl presage a price reduction in tuna. "We did not cancel for that rea son" he declared. "San Diego has no contract and we feel there is no reason why wc should have one here." Mason Case general of with Van Camp and Star Kist.

HoilOrS WJ 1 1 I ri1 1 ft nflf! A IT llffllt Ten years ago yesterday a Fan American World Airways Clipper departed from New York to inaugurate commercial round the world air passenger service. Since then. Pan American still the only airline to circle the globe, has made the circuit 3211 times. The flights have covered 61,000,000 miles. No fanfare will call attention to the anniversary of global Clipper service, although flights will leave today from both Pan American's New York and San Francisco Clipper terminals and continue around the world in each direction.

American Welding Society to. Meet The San Francisco chapter of the American Welding society, on June 24, 1957, will hear J. L. Beaton, materials and research engincci of the California division of highways, peak on "The Welding ol 1 Steel for the Carquir.ez Straits Bridge." This bridge, paralleling the present span, is now under and, while similar in type, greally differs in construction. Beaton's talk at 6 SD p.

m. at Spengers Fish Grotto in Berkeley will describe the advances made in materials and design since the original span was constructed. An Alaskan brown bear and a white polar bear arc "papa" and "mama" in the National Zoological Park in Washington, D. C. They have two hybrid offspring.

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Hfn is plonisnt war to Overcome loose piite discocnrort. faSTEETH, an improved powder. aprlElclwI on uuper anil tower patcS fcrjida them armer za ttint they fl more corc lortatle. So pixmy. Kooey, pasty tuste or IV lciUllS fena elll.

Docs not our. Cbockn plate cfloi" (denturt bnaUi). Get.FAS TEITH tartar at any flrnj crjuntar. JOSEPH LICATA Joseph Licata, 52. of 722 Clinton.

street. Redwood brother of San Mateo restaurateur Vincent Licata, was round dead at his home yesterday. Me apparently succumbed in his An autopsy is to be performed to determine the Cause of death. native of San Francisco. Mr.

Licata had lived at lhat arldrcss for the past five years. He was a cook at Vince's Sea Food rcstau rant in San Mateo, which is owned by his brother, Mr. LiCEta was a member or the Native Sons of the Golden Gate, San Francisco Parlor and the San Mateo Butchers union. A daughter. Mrs.

Anno Marie Carl: of San Mateo survives; also a son. South Sac Francisco; another daughter. Mrs. Barbara Galas of San Bruno and four grandchildren. Mrs, Mary Ven turirii and Mrs.

Josephine Vcrnazzi, both sisters, of San Mateo, also sur Tne rosary will be recited tonight al Patterson and O'Concell chapel. Requiem high mass will be tomorrow, St. Matthew's Catholic church, at 10 a.m. Entombment will follow at the Italian cemetery, Colma. AIMEE ROGERSON Aimee Rogerson, S3, of 1616 Fifth avenue, Belmont, died Sunday in Belmont.

She was a native of England. She is survived by two sons. Harold of San Matep. and Thomas Rogerson of Canada; four daughters, Mrs. Owen Jones of Canada, Mrs.

Beatrice Murphy, Belmont, Mrs. E. P. Richards of Canada, and a daughter in England. She is also survived by many grandchildren and several greatgrandchildren.

Sendees were held this morning at White OaKS chapel, thence lo the Church of the Immaculate Heart cf Mary where a requiem mass was celebrated al 8:30 o'clock. Interment is private. ERNEST DRIVON Ernest Driven, 82, of 1649 Old County road. San Carlos, died yesterday Community hospital following a short illness. Births MILLS HOSPITAL ANDREWS.

Mrs. Clarence, 1276 Susan way, Sunnyvale, June 17. a daughter. HAZARD, Mrs. Walter, D16 iictn avenue, ban June 17, a son.

ELLIOTT. Mrs. John, 529 Sycamore street, San Carlos, June 17, a daughter SEQUOIA HOSPITAL KELVIE, Mrs. Tom 604 Wcsscx way, Belmont, June 18, a SMAC PHERSON. Mrs.

Orval, 2504 Carson street, Redwood City, June 18, a son. LE MAE, Mrs. Richard, 735 Hopkins avenue, Redwood City, June 18. a son. LONG.

Mrs. Robert I 1438 Alameda de las Pulgas, Redwood City, June 17, a daughter. ANDREWS, Mrs. Gordon San Mateo, June 17. a son, BROWN, Mrs.

Alvin, 304 Belmont avenue, Redwood City. June 17, a son, PENINSULA HOSPITAL llrs. Frank 1204 Airport boulevard, South San Francisco, June 17, a son. PLATT, Mrs. Frederick 0 1505 Altur.

drive, Bur'lingame, June 17. a' daughter. ZTOMEK, Mrs. Matthew 310 Magnolia avenue, Millbrae, June 17, a son. IN SAN FRANCISCO BREMNER, Mrs.

Conrad, 121 Park Plaza drive, Daly City, June 9, a son. GOOCH, Mrs. Donald 317 Saipan road, Bayshore City, May 25, a son. MALLORY, Mrs. Welma 1010 Magnolia avenue, Millbrae.

May 31, a son. SPLENDIDO, Mrs. James 574 Cedar avenue, San Bruno, June 5, a daughter. PALO ALTO HOSPITAL WTJERL, Mrs. Pentti, 1115 ber avenue, Mcnlo Park, June 16, a daughter.

EISENMART. frs. Norman, 331 Lexington drive, Menlo Park, June 16, a son. claimed further ncgoti tor way oi ihjo ine UL accumulation plans opened am ing the first five months of 1957 totted 91,941, the Association re 1 Repurchases of fund shares (re demptions) were 540,306,000 for Mr nil tor April, In May a year ago. the figure was 540,503,000.

Holdings of cash, U. S. Government securities and short term corporate obligations by the 136 open end companies at the end of May stood at compared with 5486.731,000 a month ago and $443,822,000 at the end of May, 1956. This represented 5.4 per cent total assets as the end of May, 5.1 per cent at the end of April 53 per cent at the end of May a year ago. Yuba Firm to SAX FRANCISCO itf) Yubai Consolidated Gold Fields an: nounced today it has purchased the Heat Exchanger Division of Lummus of Honesdale, Pa.

The company makes heat exchangers For the chemical and petroleum processing industries, and evaporators, condensers, and water heaters for the power industry. President J. J. McGara of. Yuba Consolidated said his company will take over control on July 1.

State Farms Hired 510,000 Last Week SACRAMENTO California yrmols employed an estimated 510,000 persons during the week ended June 8, an increase of seven per cent oyer the previous month but down slightly over the same period a year agD. This figure was reported to the state board of agriculture today by Edwara F. Hayes, chief the State Department of Employment's farm placement service. He said the need lor farm workers "is increasing in all parts of California asrnorc harvests get under way." HOSPITAL PEOVED SAFE EVEN FOR WOMEN EM CRITICAL STAGES OF PREGNANCY A New Medical Approach to the Control of Constipation Blocks in "Thrifty" Colons without Gag, Bloat or Gripe nve relief ai Jess thin 2c per tatjieL tm'ocits Bowel is t'ilistd by what doc tors call "thrift? ccloa siMd ol rciiinirif! rnoiilure asNc should, Cehydraies ilscll ol so much moislure thai cor.leflTS become so dry ihar they block the bowel: so shrunJten thai ihcy fa'J to siimu laic lhc urje that eapcls from yD'jr body. To resflin normal regularity the dry shrunken contents ef yaur coloa which now block your bowei must be remoisirmetL Second, bulk muit be btovsht to your colon to i STtMULATT, it and SO, excite in mincies to action, to a normal urge 10 niirj.

And, of all laxatives, only COi ri aid, the nmazins nei liuteu've discovery, possesses Coldkaiu's great moiiturizlnz capacity phis Colos ud's ability to re create the stretch' iiimutariits bulk ihai activates normal colcuio reflates. So eflcclive thai ii even ch. onic cansti pauon ovcraielll, Cai.oM.ID yci so smooLh, 50 iai has been liospiinl pio 'cd safe even fcr wamcn in Lhc most critical SiagcS ol prtjnmcy. Three ways better thanolrj salt or drug laxatives. Colonaid V.eilhcr S5S'.

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