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22 July 22, 1970 Redlands Daily Facts TV LOG WEDNESDAY JULY 22 EVE'N I 6 :00 Big News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. Huntley-BrinKley (C) (30) Angels Baseball (C) Continua tion of the Angels vs. Boston Red Sox game from Fenway Pari) in Boston, Mass. QSix O'clock Movie: (C) "From Hell to Texas" (western) Murray, Diane Varsi, Cliill Wills, Dennis Hopper. The story of a young peace-loving man whose every attempt to avoid violence is barred by the ruthless efforts of a revenge-crazed cattle baron.

QF Troop (30) ID The Flintstones (C) (30) Q) Star Trek (C) (60) Evening News (C) (30) New (30) "Stand Up for Counting CD CBS News (C) (30) S) Pueblo sin Esperanza (30) EQTeatro de las Esirellas (30) EB Galloping Gourmet (C) (30) Graham Kerr. 6 Newseivice (C) (60) QThe Game Game (C )(30) Sally Ann Howes, Richard Dawson and Rosey Grier guest. ID My Favorite Martian (30) S) Peny Mason (60) -Brinkley (C) (30) Law of the '70s (C) (30) iDThe Munsters (30) gQ Noticiero 34 (C) (60) KMIR Desert Report (C) (30) CQ Santa Rosa de Lima (30) EB Bewitched (C) (30) 7:00 CBS Evening News (C) (30) Walter Cronklte. OCan You Top This? (C) (30) Ernest Borgnine, Stu Gilliam and Richard Dawson guest. What's My (30) ID I Uve Lucy (30) (S Beat the Clock (C) (30) BD Interface (C) (30) "Some Stim ulators." Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Wanderlust (C) (30) CQ Simplemente Maria (55) CD That Girl (C) (30) 7:30 NEW WHERE'S HUDDLES ir FAMILY FUN COMEDY Where's Huddles? (C) (30) Ed Huddles and Bubba McCoy' are lured into show business.

Virginian (C) (90) (R) "West." Trampas, his imagination fired by the tall tales of his friend Dobbs (Steve Cochran), goes on an outlaw hunt. When Trampas, Dobbs, Lump (Claude Akins) and Lucky (James Brown) invade the remote territory of Sheriff Blade (Allen Case), they have to be convinced that the "law of the six-gun" no longer prevails. QThe Movie Game (C) (30) Jerry Lewis, Kim Hunter and Robert Cummings compete against Leigh Taylor-Young, Ryan O'Neal and Lily Tomlin. (3) GB Nanny and the Pro fessor (C) (30) (R) "An element of Risk." Nanny uses a sunset to give Prudence and the professor a lesson about taking a chance. Million Movie: (C) "The Big Show" (drama) '61 Esther Williams, Cliff Robertson.

Truth or Consequences (C) (30) IB Perry Mason (60) 63 The Forsyte Saga (60) (R) gQEsUfa de Amor (30) 7 :55 Cucsiion de Segundot Pyle (C) (30) (R) Duke Slater (Ronnie Schell), one of Comer's buddies, tries his hand as a nightclub comic. Diwrte Court (C) (30) OQDCSESTbe Courtship of Eddie's Father (C) (30) (R) "Don't Look Now, Your Scorpio's Rising." Tom acquires a new the Tina quits because her astrology sign is incompatible with his. ID To Tell the Truth (C) (30) gQLa Criada Bien Criada (30) ftOSEQEI Tornilki (55) 8:30 Beverly Hillbillies (C) (30) (R) Diysdale throws Shorty (Shug Fisher) a pre-marital bachelor party, featuring pretty bank secretaries as "slave girls." Championship Wrestling (C) (90) Freddie Blassie meets Les Roberts defending his "Beat the Champ" title. (32) CD SB Room 222 (C) (30) (R) "The Whole World Can Hear You." Counselor Liz Mclntyre sides with a student's parents who want her to prepare for college, although she wants to become a beauty operator. ID David Frost Show (C) (90) Arthur Godfrey takes over for David tonight.

Guests are Stephanie Mills, Garry Souci, Ethel Ennis, Richard Hayes and Eubie Blake. Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60) QD Evening at Pops (C) (60) "Mason Williams." IQSonrisas (C) (30) 9 :00 mW Medical Center (C) (60) Doctor Gannon begins to treat his boyhood football idol (Forrest Tucker) and is startled to discover that the ailing man doesn't really care if the condition responsible for the poor circulation in his legs is cured. IP (S gS Kralt Music Hall (C) (60) Des O'Connor welcomes George Kirby, Raphael, and Arte Johnson. Clodagh Rodgers also guests. dD (3) CB The Everly Brothers (C) (60) Neil Diamond, Evie Sands, The Statler Brothers and comedian Fred Smoot guest with the Everly Brothers.

S) Box de Mexico (60) CQNatacha (60) 9:30 a ID News (C) (30) Newsical Muse (C) (30) Folksinger-musical satirist Len Chandler joins producer-commentator Lew Irwin in a musical look at the headlines. 10:00 a Hawaii Five-D (C) (60) (R) Steve and Danny investigate a crime in which the victim turns out to be the wife of Danny's old schoolmate and fellow police officer. Lew Morgan (Tom Skerritt). g3 Then Came Branson (C) (60) (R) "The Spitball Kid." Bronson helps a conceited but insecure young baseball pitcher (Kurt Russell) get ready for a ttyout before a major league scout (Don Drysdale). a a News (C) (60) QH S) CB The Smothers Brothers (C) (60) Petula Clark and Pal Paulsen are featured.

a I Spy (C) (60) IB Burke's Law (60) Thirteen Against Fate (60) 'The Widower." gS Tres Vidas Distintas (30) Tele-Cinema Espanol (2 hr) 10:30 go Mi Maestro (30) 11:00 a News (C) (C) a One Step Beyond a CD EB News (C) a Call of the West (C) a Movie: "The Seventh Veil" (drama) '46 James Mason, Ann Todd. IB He Said, She Said (C) I SPECIAL I Carl Sandburg Remembered (60) A film tribute to the late poet including portions of the 1968 memorial service held at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., and eulogies by Lyndon B. Johnson, Archibald MacLeish and Mark Van Doren. 11 :15 gj Cinema Seventeen: 'The Black Chapel." Peter Van Eyck. 11:30 Merv Griffin (C) Johnny Carson (C) Anthony Peritins guests.

a Movie: "Death Takes A Holiday" (drama) '34 Fredric March, Evelyn Venables, Kent Taylor. EB Oick Cavett (C) James Dickey and Miles Davis guest. a Theatre 9: (C) "Umbrellas of Cherbourg" (drama) '64 Nino Castelnuovo, Catherine Deneuve. IB Movie: "Impulse" (mysteiy) '58 Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smith. 1:00 a Movie: "Room Service" (comedy) '38 Lucille Ball, The Marx Brothers.

a News (C) IB Movie: "Shed No Tears" (mystery) '48 Jane Vincent, Wallace Ford, Frank Albertson. 1 :15 a Community Bulletin Board (C) -Night Show: (C) "Fighter Attack," "Slave of the Invisible Monster" and "Guns Don't Argue." 2 :30 a Us This Day (G) THURSDAY DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 (C) "Forever My Love" Part I (drama) '62 Romy Schneider, Karl Boehm. Jones" (comedy) '49 Bob Hope, Lucille BalL 9:30 a the Night" (mystery) '47 Paul Kelly, Ann Doraru a "Kronos" (sci-fi) '57 Jeff Morrow, Barbara Lawrence. to Happiness" (drama) '39 Fred MacMurray, Irene Dunne. a (0 "Face of a Fugithie" (western) '59 Fred MacMurray, Lin McCarthy.

2:00 a "The Catered Affair" (comedy) '56 Bette Davis, Ernest Borgnine. IB "Curse of the Faceless Man" (horror) '58 Richard Anderson, Elaine Edwards. 4:30 a (C) "Raw Wind in Eden" (drama) '58 Esther Williams, Jeff Chandler. FUNNY BUSINESS HOWeST (TACK'S cAes By Koger Bellen TV hefs for urban, rural audiences By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) clear-cut ratings battle between urban televiewers and the rural audience will feature the competition for dominance of Tuesday nights in the coming video season. Tuesdays proved highly successful for ABC-TV in the past season because of the lineup of "The Mod Squad," "The Movie of the Week" and "Marcus Welby, MD." "The Mod Squad" was a holdover.

"Welby'' and the 90- minute original teleplays on "The Movie of the Week" were new entries that helped power ABC-TV to its strongest night. And all these series have solid urban appeal. NBC-TV's Tuesday schedule, meanwhile, includes "Julia" and weekly motion pictures which alternate with original two-hour teleplays and the newsmagazine -style "First Tuesday" network lineup with definite urban orientation. Now, however, OBS-TV has announced revisions for the coming season's Tuesday schedule, and the basic effect is to give that network a definite rural tone for that night. Under its new plans, CBS-TV will lead off its 'Tuesday prime time with "The Beverly Hillbillies," and follow that with 'Green Acres." Both these series are newly transferred to Tuesdays.

Following "Green Acres" is the hillbilly version of "laugh- In" called "Hee Haw." And following "Hee Haw" will be the cornball situation. comedy, "To Rome with Love," about an American family that moves to Italy when the father, a teacher, gets a job there. This series is certain to take on a more rural appeal with the addition of Walter Brennan to the cast as an elderly relative. Remarkably, in one of the mysterious ways particular to television, CBS-TV's four Tuesday series of corn will be followed by the network's new hours, which closes out the prime time. night.

Needless to say, the "CBS News Hour" is the most dignified and sophisti cated series on the network. NBC-TV, by the way, interprets CBS-TV's move of "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Green Acres" to early Tuesday night as a compliment to the new Don Knotts Variety Hour, which these series will compete with head-on. The upcoming show with Knotts lis on NBC- TV, and previously CBS-TV planned to challenge it with "To Rome With Love" and the new Mary Tyler Moore situation comedy. Miss Moore's show has been switched to Saturdays, and another situation comedy, "The Governor and J.J.," has been transferred from Tuesdays to the former slot of "The Beverly Hillbillies" on Wednesdays. History is made every day on television.

Treatment of burns a matter of dispute By DR. WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT The treatment of burns is still a much-disputed matter. Suffice it to say that several relativley new treatments al! give excellent results. Authorities agree that the best emergency treatment is immediate immersion in a tub or bucket of cold water.

This should be continued until tlie pain stops often an hour or more. This treatment should not be used if the area burned is so large that it would reduce the body temperature because this would add to the danger of shock. The direct application of ice should be avoided because it causes too great a constriction of the blood vessels. The cold water treatment is of little value after blisters have formed. Don't spread grease or ointment on your bum without your doctor's advice because the act of spreading adds to the pain.

Equally important in the emergency treatment of severe burns is the drinking of a glass of water containing a level teaspoonful of bicarbonate of soda. Following the acute it is important to prevent infection TIZZY by Kate Osann ISJO NEA, Int. T.M. U.S. P.I.

OK. "I wonder why falling in love and getting married always leads to YOUR BIRTHDAY and HOROSCOPE NATIONAL GENERAL'S edlands theatre K3 Cajon Street 1 Shew p. m. Daily Sat. Sun.

from 1 p. m. Clint Eastwood Shirley MacLaini "TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA" ALSO Shirley MacLaine "SWEET CHARITY" BOTH IN COLOR RATED GP with the germ, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, commonly found on the skin. For this purpose, a newly developed vaccine is effective. Other agents include mafenide (Sulfamylon Cream), 1 per cent silver sulfadiazine ointment, 0.5 per cent silver nitrate cream or 0.1 per cent gen- tamycin cream.

Silicone-soaked mittens aid in the recovery of burned hands. In burns involv ing the deeper layers of skin, a skin graft is usually necessary. I have diverticulitis and have to be on a bland diet. As a result, I am losing weight. How can I gain weight and still stay on my diet? A bland diet is oile that contains a minimum of roughage' and otlier gastrointestinal irritants.

Taken in quantities that more than balance your expenditure of energy, you are bound to gain weight. Try eating at least one egg, two cubic inches of cheese, three cubic inches of margarine and four glasses of milk a day, in addition to bread cereal, custard, blanc mange, ice cream and cake. If you are not gaining, increase the size of the portions. It may be hard to get so much food down at first but, las you start to gain, your appe- jiitc should improve. 0 I am a woman.

42. My i doctor sa.vs 1 have Turner's syndrome. Would this cause me to premenstrual headaches? A Turner's syndrome or nadal dysgenesis is a congenital ovarian deficiency. Headache is not a characteristic complaint. NO ROOM FOR GLOOM IN YOUR HOUSE IF YOU FILL THAT SPARE ROOM THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED PACI.F,IC;S BASELINE iTM ORIVE-lM THEATRE i 26eS3 MSELINE ST.

Fmway Off Rlmp AlIbanM e62 813S 862 SAN BERNARDINO pMMOiNTncaiBi. LEE CUNT mmwmm lyoewBitHdvta)'musical play HARVEPRESNELL wriUohAlANIAYlfRNER (taALANIAyLEHNERroka, KVAVISON Ttoisicoiar co-hir "NORWOOD" SAN BERNARDINO HiiiiSH 423 StreM Bttwawi 4th and 5th Stractt 888-5317 JERRYLBMS WHICH nrOTHE FRONT? AWOYOUVIU LAUGH. AWARNER BROS. PRESENTATION. Ico-hit "CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG' color WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 Born today, you are never content to be merely an interested or disinterested bystander.

You enjoy being in the thick of whatever is going on; indeed, nothing can make you feel more unwanted, more dejected, more lonely than to be on the outside looking in. Youi- genuine interest in other people, in their activities, successes, and even their failures, makes you welcome in almost anyone's circle of intimates. Your willingness to help secures that welcome. Although you are fully, aware of your talents and capabilities and equally aware of those abilities which you may lack, you do not allow your limitations to hold you back. You insist upon trying for yourself whatever activities appeal to you.

You would be wise, however, to apply the brakes now and again. Don't be so insistent upon your right to try your wings. Your "right" could become your "downfall." Not one to critize others not even when you know you could do the work in question faster and better you let others live their own lives in their own way without interference from you. You do, however, have a special feeling for children and may. at times respond to the urge to see that their lives are improved through greater parental understanding.

To find what is in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Thursday, July 23 CANCER (June 22-July 23) iYou may be called upon to act out of loyalty alone this morning, i Don't be surprised if friendship is put to the test. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) You may have to go out of your way reciprocate favorse it will be well worth your effort in the long run.

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) Think carefully about adult education before turning thumbs down on a proposition. You may be able to up your potential considerably. LIBRA (Sept.

24-Oct. 23) Feelings run hot and heavy on the employment scene today. Where advances are at stake, friendships may be in jeopardy. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.

22) Possible health hazard can be averted by quick action this afternoon. Morning hours bring a chance for new and exciting experience. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22) Affections are somewhat strained at this time.

Do nothing to incur the wrath of the elderly. CAPRICRON (Dec. 23-Jan. 20) Don't prejudge the situation. What appears on the surface is nowhere near the whole of the matter.

Seek expert advice. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) Feelings you have today as a result of sudden confrontations may stay with you a long time. Lean on a friend for support.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) Events of this morning may greatly influence your future. Don't give in to the temptation to shirk your duty. ARIES (March 22-April The course of the present project runs smoothly but only if you have laid plans well and are certain of your direction. TAURUS (April 21-May 21)Keep alert to the hazards of the present course of action.

Y'ou can circumvent trouble by keeping alive to every possibility. GEMINI (May 22-June 21) Caution is advised if you are to attain your goal by evening. Too quick a move on your part and you jeopardize the whole. (Copyright, 1970, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) CERTIFICATE OF USE OF FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME It is hereby certified that the undersigned are conducting at Redlands, California, County of San Bernardino, State of CaUfornia. a distributor business, under the fictitious firm name of Nationwide Equipment Sales Co.

JAMES D. CROOK, 1210 San Jacinto, Redlands. Calif. LAURENCE B. MILLER, 13336 Debby Van Nuys, Calif.

State of California, 1 County of Los Angeles ss. On this 29th day of June, 1970, before me, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, person- aUy appeared James D. Crook and Laurence B. Miller, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the above instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal.

LOUISE S. CARROLL, Notary Public in and for (SEAL) the County of Los Angeles, State of California. My commission expires Jan. 11, 1974 Dick Nixon watch makes LA. debut LOS ANGELES (UPD-Now it he re's the "Dick Nixon watch." Plans to market the timepiece by mail order were announced Monday by Frede rick L.

Saxe, who readily admits the venture is "an attempt to ride the bandwagon started by the Spiro Agnew watches." The face of the Mickey Mouse-type watch carries caricature of the President wearing a red and white stripped suit and blue shoes. His arms tell the time. "I just felt that someone was twund to bring out a Nixon watch, so why not me?" Saxe asked. NOW! UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP I or I I Our RKUIAR 15 WASH wrrH ICeAL. RIL-UP MOfilU MS AT COMPETitivE CFFgR, 6 Birds ACROSS 44 Songbird IGracefulbird Black-backed Disfigure seaguU 49 Male geese 8 Mature hen 53 Chicken 12 Ceramic piece 57 Retired for 13 Near East rest loose robe 58 Simian 14 Medicinal 60 Feminine plant name ISAgam 61 Evergreen tree 16 Skittle 62 Masculine 17 Feminine appellation appellation 63 Rich soil 18 Hem in 64 Plant ovule 20 Norman 65 Consumed crusader food 22 Droop 66 Units of 24 Also energy 25 Bird of prey 29 Small insects DOWN 33 Compass point 1 Wound with a 34 Hue knife.

36 Sharp blow 2 Alcoholic (coll.) beverage 37 Camera part 3 Pub orders 39 Ibsen heroine 4 Most recent 41 Palm leaf 5 Head covering (var.) 6 Death notice 42 Male duck in newspaper 7 European region 8 Certain hawks 9 Swan genus 10 Had on 11 Conduct 19 Snug 21 Wooden block 23 Broad smile 25 South African grassland 26 Employer 27 Siberian river 28 Enough (archaic) SOniegal absence (coll.) 31 Story 33 Heavenly body 35 British strieetcar on ice 40 Street urchin 43 Night an event 45 Curb 47 Brazilian macaw 49 Lacunas 50 Man's nickname 51 Hawaiian goose S2BIeniidi 54 Entrance SSPuUwith 56 Edible roots 59 Hurricane center 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9" 10 11 1.2 13. 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34. 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 22 Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 39478 Superior Court of the State of California, for the County of San Bernardino. Estate of WALTER B.

SMITH, also known as W. B. SMITH, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary- vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of Edwin R. Hales, Attorney at Law.

E. State Street, Redlands. California, which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within four months after the first publication of this notice. Dated July 3. 1970.

MARY L. SMITH, Administratrix of the Estate of the above named decedent. EDWIN R. HALES, Attorney at Law. 5V4 E.

State Street, P. O. Box 188, Redlands, California 92373, Telephone: 793-5481, Attorney for Administratrix. (First publication July 8, 1970) NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE T. S.

No. 42016I-P On August 7, 1970, at 11:00 a.m., SOUTHERN CITIES ESCROW COMPANY, as Trustee, under and pursuant to Deed of Trust dated October 1, 1968, in favor of SOUTWiHN CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE LOAN CORPORATION, and recorded October 31, 1968, as Document Number 546, in Book 7121. Page 555 of Official Records of the County Recorder of San Bernardino- County, California, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at time- of sale in lawful money of the United States) at the North entrance of the County Courthouse at San Bernardino, California; all right, title and Interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State described as: Lot 16, TRACT No. 6592, COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES UNIT No. 5, in the City of Redlands, as per.

plat recorded in Book 83 of Maps, pages 12 and 13, records of said County. Said sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, to pay the unpaid principal sum of the Note secured by said Deed of Trust, to- wit $52,574.96, with interest from October 1, 1969, as in said Note provided, advances, if under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. The Beneficiary under said Deed of Trust, by reason of a breach or default in the obUgations secured thereby, heretofore executed and delivered to the undersigned a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale and written notice of breach and election to cause the undersigned to sell said property to satisfy said obligations, and thereafter, on March 12, 1970, the undersigned caused said notice of breach and of election to be recorded as Document Number 415, in Book 7404, Page 198 of Official Records. Dated July 2, 1970. SOUTHERN CITIES ESCROW COMPANY, as R.

E. Stallwood, Secretary-Treasurer. iPublish July 15, 22 29. 1970) HUNDREDS ot ootential buyers everyday turn to Facts Classified Ads to satisfy their wants and needs. They want to buy or rent, sell or trade.

They want to hire 8 helpar or find a joh or find a good homa for surplus pets and they turn to the Classified Section to find tha ad that will fill the bill for them. SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF PUBLIC ADMINSTRATOR To the Superior Court of the State of California, for the County Public Administrator of said County, makes this return of all estates which have come into the hands of the Public Administrator of said County during the term commencmg January 1, 1970, and ending June 30, 1970. both days inclusive, pursuance of Sections Name of Decedent 1 I I a 0 II a sgs I 8 SBC a ah PA 3359 "Janie E. Hardy $785.13 367.92 65 .00 PA 3360 "Richard D. Wren 15,773.26 4,166.38 3,521.33 645.05 P'A 3361 'Margarito Garcia 505.00 505.00 435.10 69.90 5.00 P.A.

3362 'Lauren L. Cooper 5,088.76 2,104.41 P.A. 3363 F. Wiederhold 329.89 329.89 P.A. 3364 "Ruth M.

35,319.74 1.703.85 P.A. 3365 "Beatrice E. Perry 2,991.65 1,297.89 P.O. 3366 "Peter Szalai 197.74 P.A. 3367 "Robert E.

Reynolds 229.19 P.A. 3368 'Ernest F. Crocker 7.40 P.A. 3360 "Raymond C. Dellinger 5.75 P.A.

3370 "Stephen Walker 250.17 P.A. 3371 "Walter J. Kerns P.A. 3372 "Edith M. Thcroux P.A.

3373 'Robert W. Beagell P.A. 3374 'Donald J. Conlin P.A. 3375 'Frank Major 898.03 1 ,206.33 323.09 6.80 200.00 6.56 62.11 268.90 422.87 5.00 75.37 235.65 105.74 Closed 7.40 Closed Closed 6.56 62.11 268.90 Closed Closed 75.37 235.66 862.14 589.53 841.71 31,664 .90 708.31 65 .00 105.74 5.00 7.40 4.20 27.32 250.08 2.36 34.79 18.82 5.00 40.00 5.00 34.37 194.66 5 .00 339.91 22,391 .00 932.35 31.67 867.11 11,143.44.

449.38 65.00 P.A. 3376 'Lucy H. Nelson 75.37 75.37 41.00 P.A. 3377 "Leonard C. Briley 235.65 235.66 41.00 P.A.

3378 "Noreen M. Evans 32,952.62 1,472.34 1,132.43 P.A. 3379 "Katharina Bilzer 4,937.55 1,058.55 126.00 P.A. 3380 "Clair Chapman 518.91 Closed 3381 "Paul W. Shupp 172.00 Closed P.A.

3382 'Henry S. Billings 31.67 31.67 P.A. 3383 "Velma M. Hausc 12,467.55 867.11 P.A. 3384 "Percy James Hill 545.38 449.38 PA.

3385 "Paul J. Ondryska 17,776.56 1,613.85 982.69 631.16 3 .00 P.A. 338G "Andrew B. Martin 128.08 128.08 128.08 70.00 P.A. 3387 "Kenneth L.

Pitman 608.02 158.02 158.02 450.00 P.A. 3388 "Frank A. Perez 145.00 145.00 145.00 5.00 P.A. 3389 Henry J. Hoskins 2,043.25 215.00 2.00 213.00 400.00 P.A.

3390 "Douglas Ira 64.49 44.49 44.49 55 .00 P.A. 3391 "Elizabeth M. 171.00 P.A. 3392 Nellie Garst 1,212.45 P.A. 3393 Frank L.

Clark 1,217.75 915 .00 P.A. 3394 Bertha Fl George 20,441.12 15,100.00 P.A. 3395 Alys K. Mitchell 1,180.00 1 ,010 .00 In accordance with Section 1153 of the Probate Code, the undersigned Administrator reports that all money which has come into the hcmds of the Public Administrator of said County as shown in each estate has been deposited with the County Treasurer of San Bernardino County, except those estates marked with a "degree" mark in front of the name of the decedent, and in those estates the money is either cash on hand in custody of the or on deposit in a bank, trust company or building and loan association where the decedent deposited the same as authorized by Section of the Bank Act, and by 16.08 of the Building and Loan Act. An Asterisk in iront of the name of the decedent means that the estate has been probated in accordance with Section 1144, Probate Coda of California.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO ss EDW. P. DOYLE, being first duly sworn, deposes and says: 'That ha is the Public Administrator in and for the County of San Bernardino, State of California, and that the above foregoing report contains a full, true and correct report of the Estates of Deceased Persons that have, coma into the hands of the Public Administrator of said County during the term commencing January 1, 1970, and ending June 30, 1970, both days Inclusive; that he is not and has not been interested in expenditures of- any kind made on account of any estate he administered and that, he has- not been associated in business or otherwise with anyone interested in the same estates. EDW. P.

DOYLE, Public Administrator. ISEALI Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of July, 1970. ALDEN REID, Notary Public in and for the County of San Bernardino, State of California. My commission expires December 3, iXO. p..