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Births St. Joseph Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Mathle Van Den Zof, 1219 Halladay, Santa Ana, boy, 7 lbs., 2½ oz., June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Chittock, 318 E. 6th St., Santa Ana, girl, 1 lbs., 5 oz., June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jensen, 202 Mayfair Ave., Orange, girl, 7 lbs., 4½ oz., June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Pratt, 315 Hartford St., Huntington Beach, girl, 5 lbs., 3 oz., June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rode, 316 Wanda Dr., Fullerton, girl, 7 lbs., 2 oz., June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Klein, 348 N. Waverly, Orange, boy, 7 lbs., 6 oz., June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Montgomery, 12372 9th St., Garden Grove, boy, 6 lbs., 3 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Castillo, 8112 Catherine Ave., Garden Grove, girl, 6 lbs., 4 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Pendle-ton, 1906 Louise St., Santa Ana, girl, 7 lbs., 3 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Appel, 1905 Jacaranda Plare, Fullerton, girl, 8 lbs., 4 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Elllott Clark, 12121 Le Ann Drive, Garden Grove, girl, 7 lbs., 3 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blansett, 342 North Glassell, Orange, boy, 7 lbs., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott, 8822 Franklin St., Buena Park, girl, 5 lbs., 3 oz., July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Briggs, 139 Shore Cliff Dr., Corona del Mar, girl, 6 lbs., 11 oz., July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knowlton, 172 Reposado Dr., La Habra, girl, 6 lbs., 15 oz., July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fitzpatrick, 813 North Garfield St., Santa Ana, boy, 7 lbs., 1½ oz., July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter, 1485 W. Baker Et., Fullerton, boy, 10 lbs., 1 oz., July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Berrhill, 1607 North Flower St., Santa Ana, boy 5 lbs., 12 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Leggett, Television and Radio TOM DANSON'S TV-RADIOLOGIC TVViewing Tips 7:30—Sportsreel ...4 7:00—Success Story ...11 7:30—Rin Tin Tin ...7 7:30—The Window ...2 8:00—Baseball ...9 Stars vs. Padres 8:00—Racket Squad ...11 9:00—Playhouse of Stars ...2 10:00—Undercurrent ...2 Following programs are compiled from reports provided by broadcasters We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part. TELEVISION TONIGHT FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 Cartoon Show 5:30 Small-Size Club 5:45 Pinky Lee 5:60 Cartoon Carousel JULIUS LA ROSA 8:00 Jane Froman 3:44 News AMOS 'n' Andy 7:00 Cowboy G-Men BIG STORY 5:00 Western Varieties 1-Dollar A Second 11-N.O.P.D. RAY Milland Show 9252 Bixby Ave., Garden Grove, boy, 7 lbs., 4 oz., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Perryman, 1402 E. 15th St., Santa Ana, boy, 7 lbs., 14 oz., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Neal A. Brown, 954 W. Brook, Santa Ana, boy, 7 lbs., 11 oz., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Blevins, 12571 S. Haster, Garden Grove, girl, 6 lbs., 6 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hirsekorn, 2070 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, boy, 7 lbs., 4 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ilsley, 16172 Alta Vista, Placentia, girl, 8 lbs., 2 oz., July 3. Mr.r and Mrs.William Van Wormer, 406 W.Kneipp St., Fullerton, girl, 7 lbs., 12 oz.; July 3. Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Evers, 169 Donneybrooke, Orange boy, 10 lbs., 2 oz.; July 4. Mr. and Mrs.George Wulff. STRANGE AS IT JEREMY BENTHAM-- Famous English Philosopher, COULD READ AND WRITE LATIN AND GREEK WHEN I BECAME A PHILOSOPHER AT G, ENTERED OXFORD UNIVERSITY AT I3, RECEIVED HIS A.B.DGREE AT I6 AND HIS MASTER'S AT I9... THEN WAS A FAILURE IN LAW,HIG CHOSEN PROFESSION! 1748-1832 STEPHEN,FIRST HUNGARIAN MONARCH,NAG ONE OF THE GREAT CONSTRUCTIVE STATESMEN OF HISTORY IN 1938 HIS MUMMIFLED HAND,BICH BEEN KEPT AS A SACRED RElic IN BOY FOR 900 YEARS,NAS TAKEN ON AT HUNGARIAN TOWNS IN A SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED RAILWAY CAR,GUARDING IS OBREFULLY CHOSEN GUARDS... TELEVISION TONIGHT FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. 8-Cartoon Show 9-Small-Size Club 10-Pinky Lee 11-Cartoon Carousel 12-A Jarva 13-Smokey Rogers 14-Gene Norman 15-City Assignment 16-Destiny Theater 17-Space Funnies 18-Little Rascals 19-Frank Webb 20-Uncle Archie 21-Western Feature 22-Jack Owens 23-Wild Bill Hickock 24-Sheriff John 25-Thunderbolt 26-Range Rider 27-Beverly on 3 28-News, See Heartl 29-Penny To Million 30-Carbon Express 31-Ramar 32-News 33-News 34-Mark Scott 35-Guest Rider 36-Beverly on 3 37-News, See Heartl 38-Penny To Million 39-Carbon Express 40-Ramar 41-News 42-News 43-Mark Scott 44-Guest Rider 45-Beverly on 3 46-News, See Heartl 47-Penny To Million 48-Carbon Express 49-Ramar 50-News 51-News 52-Mark Scott 53-Guest Rider 54-Beverly on 3 55-News, See Heartl 56-Penny To Million 57-Carbon Express 58-Ramar 59-News 60-News 61-Mark Scott 62-Guest Rider 63-Beverly on 3 64-News, See Heartl 65-Penny To Million 66-Carbon Express 67-Ramar 68-News 69-News 70-Mark Scott 71-Guest Rider 72-Beverly on 3 73-News, See Heartl 74-Penny To Million 75-Carbon Express 76-Ramar 77-News 78-News 79-Mark Scott 80-Guest Rider 81-Beverly on 3 82-News, See Heartl 83-Penny To Million 84-Carbon Express 85-Ramar 86-News 87-News 88-Mark Scott 89-Guest Rider 90-Beverly on 3 91-News, See Heartl 92-Penny To Million 93-Carbon Express 94-Ramar 95-News 96-News 97-Mark Scott 98-Guest Rider 99-Beverly on 3 100-News, See Heartl TOMORROW SATURDAY A.M. 9:00 A.M. 11, 13-Movies 9:15 8-This Is The Life 9:30 Movie 9:45 Unk 'N Andy 10:00 A.M. Barker Bill 10:00 A.M. Amer. in making 4:00 P.M. Pinky Lee 8:00 Town Tiny Town 10:30 News 4:00 P.M. P Winchell 5:00 Playeraters 13:00 Short Story 10:45 2, 3, 8-Baseball (Dodgers-Giants) 11:00 A.M. Draw With Me 11:00 A.M. Kids A Break 5:00 Western Western 13:00 Movies Copyright, 1955, by Universal Radio & TV Syndicate—Tom E. Danson RADIO TONIGHT NOTE: Independent Stations Feature Music — News — Sports Daily FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. JULIUS La Rosa 8-Jane Froman 3, 4, 11-News 7:00 P.M. Amos 'n' Andy 7-Cowboy G-Men 8-Playhouse 3, 4-Sportreel 5-News, Science 9-The Ruggles 11-Success Story 13-His Honor 13:00 Pride of Family 7-Rin Tin Tin 7-The Window 3-Sportscene 4-Matt Dennis 8-People in News 9-Crossroads 11-Fontaine Show 13-Best of 55 7:65 News Caravan 8-Newsreel 8:00 P.M. Mama 3-Soldiers Fortune 4-Hayride 6-Lawrence Wellk 7-Reserve 8-Curtain Time 9-Baseball (Stars-Padres) 11-Racket Squad 13-Background Battle 8:30 2, 8-Topper 3-Whistler 4-Reserve 7-Treasury Men 11-Man behind Badge 13-Movie 8:65 4-Reserve 9:00 P.M. Playhouse Stars 2, 8-Playhouse Stars 2, 4-Big Story 9-Western Varieties 7-Dollar A Second N.O.P.D. 9:28 2, 8-Ray Milland Show 3-Break Bank 4-Dear Phoebe 7>The Vise 11-Mr.-Mrs. No 10:00 A.M. 2, 3, 8-Undercurrent 4-sureign Intrigue 5-Movie 7-Nagel Theater 11-Star & Story 12-Jeffrey Jones 18:39 2-Clete Roberts 3-Movie 4-Dateline Europe 7, 9-News 8-Playhouse 11-China Smith 13-Criswell Predicts 19:45 2>The Big News 7-Baseball Fame 9-Weather Movie 13-Jimmy Folker 11:00 P.M. 3-Musical Nitecap 8>The Vise 3, 7, 8, 13-Movies 4, 11-News 4-Sports 11-Racket Squad 11:20 4-Tonight 5-Eye Witness 6-Final Edition 11:45 11-Movie 12:00 MID. 2-Late Show GOME HAPPY Jumbo SHRIMP 59¢ All FORES HOURS: 11 a.m. Friday and Saturday Gilmore's 1910 E. Center St. THE BOSS By—Nick Sumner CHAPTER NINETEEN JENNINGS and Flint were moving in behind their boss. A brief impulse of common sense moved Kerry to say, "Come on, rusty, let's clear out of here. No use scrapping with him again." "Your card-sharper friend's given you good advice, Baines. The both o'你 better tuck in your tails and crawl for your holes while you're still in shape to crawl." RADIO TONIGHT NOTE: Independent Stationo Feature Music — News — Sports Daily FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 A.M. KFI—Pat Bishop KABC—News, Noble KHJ—Sgt. Preston KNX—Ed R. Morrow 5:15 KFI—News KABC-Bill Stern KNX-Carroll Alcott 5:20 KFI-Art Baker KABC-KHJ—News KNX-Tom Harmon 6:45 KFI-KABC-KNX, News KHJ-Sports, News 6:00 P.M. KFI-Elmer Peterson KABC-Vandercook KHJ-Gabriel Heater KNX-Ferris Reel 6:15 KNF-Lowell Thomas KFI-Sports Report KHI—Behind Story KABC-News, Sports 8:30 KFI-Sound Stage KNH-Amongin Andy KHI-Commentator 6:45 KHJ-Sam Hayes 7:00 P.M. KFI-McGee & Molly KABC-Edward Morgan TOMORROW SATURDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KFI-Monitor-3 hrs. KFI-News, Music KHI-News KNH-Ralph Story 7:15 KHJ-Breakfast Gang 7:30 KNH-Frank Goos 7:45 KHJ-Farm Reporter 8:00 A.M. KABC-News, Music KHI-Basil De Soto KNH-R. Q. Lewis 8:15 KHJ-Answer Man 8:20 KHJ-Haven of Best 9:00 A.M. KABC-No School KHJ-Flying Feet KNX-Story Master 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 8—Curtain Call 11—Sandy's Hayride 2:30 Mr. Wizard 8—Do You Think? 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 8—Curtain Call 11—Sandy's Hayride 2:30 Mr. Wizard 8—Do You Think? 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 8—Curtain Call 11—Sandy's Hayride 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 8—Curtain Call 11—Sandy's Hayride 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 8—Curtain Call 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 8—Curtain Call 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens 2, 3, 12—Movies 4—Farms & Gardens CHAPTER NINETEEN JENNINGS and Flint were moving in behind their boss. A brief impulse of common sense moved Kerry to say, "Come on, Rusty, let's clear out of here. No use scrapping with him again." "Your card-sharper friend's give-fn you good advice, Baines. The both o' you better tuck in your tails and crawl for your holes while you're still in shape to crawl." "I'm just a-mindin' my own business," Rusty observed to the world in general, "an' I aim to keep right on doin' it till I'm ready to quit. Anybody don't like my company ain't obliged to hang around." He raised his glass Close as the five of them were standing, no-one could have said whether he'd done it on purpose, or whether one of the others had jogged him, but certain it was that the liquor in the glass, half-way to Rusty's lips, suddenly splashed upward, and Wharton's face was right there to receive it. There was a howl of pain as the raw liquor stung his eyes, and then he flung himself on Rusty, the weight of his clumsy rush carrying the leaner and lighter man back over a table. Rusty, Wharton and the table went down together with a thunderous crash of splintering wood and breaking glasses that quite drowned out the thud of Kerry's fist against Jennings' jaw, as the latter moved in to help his friend. "Your boss started this little ruckus all by himself, Jennings. Let him finish it—if he can." Out of the corner of his eye, Kerry saw a flash of red spangled skirts as Margie edged expertly through the crowd to the bartender's corner. His head turned round to follow her swift progress, and he paid for his unwarriness with a jab on the side of the head from Flint. "Awright now! You boys had your fun. Now cut it out 'fore somebody gets hurt." The bar tender moved in, a massive man with cold eyes, a rock-like jaw, and a business-like bung-starter gripped in an immense fist. Wharton and Rusty were still thrashing on the floor beside the overCopyright, 1964, by ORANGE AS IT SEEMS BY ELSIE HIX LEGAL NOTICE McFADDEN, TURNER & OWNER Attorneys at Law 607 California Bank Building Anaheim, California Telephone: Keystone 5-2237 Attorney for Administratrix IN THE SUPERIOR COURT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE. NO. A-25697 NOTICE OF SALE OF R PROPERTY AT PRIVATE S. In the Matter of the Estate of Daphna A. Brown, Attorney for Administratrix DEcease: NOTICE IS HEREEY GIVEN the underigned, as Administrator of the estate of Daphna A. Brown, deceased, will sell it private to the highest and best bidder, on the terms and conditions in im附 after mentioned and subject Court on July 16, 1938, at the of 10:00 A.M., or thereafter after the time allowed by law, at the fice of McFadden, Turner & Owner, or at the City of Santa Ana, Co. of Orange, State of California, described as: The East 52 2/3 feet of the r 138½ feet of Lot Thirteen (13) Block "B" of the Bucking Tract as per map thereof reco in Book 6, page 49 of Miscellou ous Maps, Records of Orga County, California. EXCEPT the North 50 feet of West 46 feet thereof. Blds or offers are invited; said property and must be in wi ing and will be received at the fice of McFadden, Turner & Owner, attorneys for said Administratrix or may be filed with the Clerk, said Superior Court or delivere the said Administratrix person at any time after first publication of this notice and before masaid sale. Said sale will be made to the following terms: Cash or such other terms as be approved by the Court at time of sale. Bids must be compounded by cash or certicheck for at least ten per- (100%) of the amount thereof. The undersigned reserves right to reject any and all DATED: This 29th day of J 1955. Mrs. D. L. Sulliam Administratrix of t EN, FIRST HUNGARIAN WAS ONE OF THE GREAT RIVIVE STATES MEN OF HISTORY... HIS MUMMIFIED HAND, WHICH HAD TOTAL A SACRED RELIC IN BUDAPEST YEARS, WAS TAKEN ON A TOUR OF AN TOWNS IN A SPECIALLY STATED RAILWAY CAR, GUARDED BY FULLY CHOSEN GUARDS... THE JACKSONVILLE, FL. JAIL IS LOCATED ON LIBERTY STREET! GO HOME HAPPY WITH OUR TASTY FRIED CHICKEN 79¢ 99¢ All Food Packaged to Take Home NEW HOURS: 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.. Every Day Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Ilmore's Drive In E. Center St. Phone KE. 5-9715 BOSS OF BROKEN SPUR Nick Sumner PETER NINETEEN GS and Flint were movand their boss. A brief common sense moved say, "Come on, Rusty, out of here. No use with-him again." And-sharper friend's givod advice, Baines. The u better tuck in your crawl for your holes are still in shape to at a-mindin' my own turned table, Wharton on top pinning Rusty down with his greater weight and hammering at him with heavy fists. "You near wrecked the place last night," the bartender declared. "Took the best part o' the day to clean up the mess. Ain't figurin' on doin' it again." Wharton muttered, "I c'n pay for any damage I do." The bartender tapped Wharton with the bung-starter. "You heard me, Wharton. I mean business." As he gingerly opened his eyes and looked around, the events of last night began to come back. Calder had brought them up here to his room, over the Longhorn— and then what? He could remember Rusty, with his stained shirt stripped off, sloshing cold water over his head, and Calder pouring drinks for both of them—and then it was all blank. The knocking persisted, not very loud, but with the sort of desperate urgency that had wakened him. He Mrs. Lillian Adams, Anaheim Edwin Dally, Anaheim Mrs. Marguarite Dyke, Brea Mrs. Maxine Winters, Phoenix, Ariz. Dan Carter, Westminster Mrs. Georgina Cooke, La Habra Mrs. Ada Robertson, Anaheim Mrs. Susan House, Norwalk Solomon Slinkerd, Anaheim Mrs. Rachel Ryals, Cypress At Fullerton Gottage ARRIVALS — Miss Judy Vaughn, Buena Park. Mrs. Laura M. Phillips, La Habra Mrs. Helen Burchit, La bra Mrs. Florence Wilson, Buena Park Mrs. Catherine Hudson, La Habra Albert Walery, Fullerton Michael Mahler, Fullerton DEPARTURES — Mrs. Jeanette Allbright, Fullerton Mrs. Dorothy Spires, Anahelm, Mrs. Amanda Cole, Brea Mrs. Ellen Preston, Fullerton Miss Sarah Vargas, Buena Park Miss Judy Vaughn, Buena Park ANAHEIM BOWL 128 S. Los Angeles St. For Reservations Phone KE. 5-9206 OPEN BOWLING Mon. & Frl. at 6:30 P.M. SCHWINN BICYCLE 10% Down — $5 MonWe Service What We SORVAL'S 419 W. Center KE. 5-27 LET'S GO BOWLING IT'S FUN—IT'S HEALTH! OPEN BOWLING DAILY 1 - 7:00 p.m. all day Saturday and Sunday FULLERTON BOWL 118 W. Commonwealth LA 5-9112 FOX THEATRE Fullerton Phone LA 5-27 NOW PLAYING AT NEW LOWER PRICES JANE RUSSELL JEFF CHANDLER FOXFIRE PLUS THE MAGNIFICENT MATADOR. LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE 612 UNCOLN BLVD. BATHWELL LARKWOOD AND ANAHEIM Near Buena Park WED. Thru SAT. SITTING BULL CINEMASCOPE PETER NINETEEN GGS and Flint were moving their boss. A brief common sense moved away. "Come on, Rusty, out of here. No use with him again." Hard-sharper friend's given advice, Baines. The better tuck in your crawl for your holes are still in shape to a mindin' my own. Rusty observed to the general, "an' I aim to do doin' it till I'm ready anybody don't like my dain't obliged to hang his glass. Close as the men were standing, no-one said whether he'd done nose, or whether one of had jogged him, but cert that the liquor in the way to Rusty's lips, sudden upward, and Wharton was right there to re-cursing. Wharton came to his feet, and Rusty followed his example. Wharton didn't look too good, but Rusty's face was a mess that only Margie could love. Now Calder spoke. "If you'd like to clean up a little," he said quietly, "you're both welcome to come up to my room." Kerry hesitated. There was something about this scar-faced gambler he just didn't trust. And why this sudden interest in him and Rusty, when he hadn't lifted a finger to keep them from being beaten up and thrown in jail last night? "I've got a bottle upstairs," Calder added. "Lot better liquor than you'd get here or any other saloon in town." Rusty's grin widened. "That's right friendly of you, Lon. We accept your kind invitation with pleasure, don't we, Kerry?" "Come on back to my place, Rusty," Margie urged. "I'll make you coffee—you need it." "Sure, honey. You just wait here while we wash our faces an' kinda put ourselves together, an' we'll see you home." Then glaring at Wharton, he added, "and I'll be seen' you, later, too." A fist pounding on the door jerked Kerry out of sleep. He sat up and sank back with a groan. What was going on inside his skull? It felt full of hot sand, and sore as if a horse had kicked him, and there was a brassy taste in his mouth. As he gingerly opened his eyes and looked around, the events of last night began to come back. Calder had brought them up here to his room over the Longhorn—and then what? He could remember Rusty, with his stained shirt stripped off, sloshing cold water over his head, and Calder pouring drinks for both of them—and then it was all blank. The knocking persisted, not very loud, but with the sort of desperate urgency that had wakened him. He sent a look at Rusty sprawled in a chair, his shirt still off, sleeping like the dead, and dragged himself to the door on unrilling legs. Margie pushed her way past him and pulled the door shut behind her before he had a chance to ask what she was doing there. "Where's Rusty?" Her voice was a husky whisper, her eyes enormous and dark in a face that was white to the lips. She spotted the sleeper in the chair and flew to him, began shaking him frantically. "Rusty, wake up! You've got to!" The shaking produced about as much effect as if she had shaken a heap of clothes. She swung her head around to Kerry. "Get some water!" Kerry discovered a pitcher. "Here you are, Margie—but I sure didn't think he'd had that much to drink." The girl snapped. "I've seen men like this before. He's been doped." Her eyes didn't encourage questions. She dashed the pitcher of tepid water into Rusty's face. He came to, spluttering and gasping; then, as his eyes lighted on Margie, he blinked and smiled. "Why, hello there, honey—" "Rusty, you didn't do it, did you? Oh, I know you didn't!" "Look, honey," Rusty pleaded. "it's too early in the morning', an' I got too bad a head to be guessin' riddles. What didn't I—?" "You haven't got time to ask questions," Margie cut him off. "Get up and get your shirt on. You've both got to get out of town fast. I've got horses out in back—and don't stand there gaping at me!" she added, in a tone that allowed or no argument. (To Be Continued) LEGAL NOTICE HUDDEN, TURNER & OWENS laws at Law California Bank Building film, California phone: Keystone 5-2237 keyes for Administratrix THE SUPERIOR COURT OF STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ANGE. No. A-25697 PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE. Matter of the Estate of NAA A. BROWER. Deceased. VICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that undersigned, as Administratrix, estate of Daphna A. Brower, used, will sell it private sale, highest and best bidder, upterms and conditions herementioned and subject to on July 16, 1935, at the hour 600 A.M., or thereafter within time allowed by law, at the offence of McFadden, Turner & Owens, California Bank Building, film, California all right, title and estate of said Daphna Brower, deceased, at the time of death and all right, title and that said estate has accled by operation of law or other than or in addition to that of said Daphna. A. or at the time of her death in the real property described belows: that certain real property the City of Santa Ana, County Orange, State of California, described as: East $2 2/3 feet of the north feet of Lot Thirteen (13) in kirk "B" of the Buckingham at as per map thereof recorded book 6, page 49 of MiscellaneMaps, Records of Orange City, California. SEPT the North $0 feet of the 46 feet thereof. or offers are invited for property and must be in writed will be received at the offence of McFadden, Turner & Owens, keys for said Administratrix, may be filed with the Clerk of superior Court or delivered to said Administratrix personally, by time after first publication is notice and before making sale. sold sale will be made upon the following terms: no or such other terms as may approved by the Court at the of sale. Bids must be hespent by cash or certified for at least ten per cent (1%) of the amount thereof. the undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids. RECEIVED: This 29th day of June, Mrs. D. L. Sullivan Administratrix of the LEGAL NOTICE (Purgeant to Sections 2406, 2408, NOVIL Code of California) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS Fictitious Firm Name THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby certify that they are conducting a Real Estate business at 1222 Park Lane in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, under the fictitious firm name of HOFFMAN & PILANT CO. and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows to-wit: Earl M. Hoffman, 4138 Sobron Avenue, Long Beach, California. Arthur B. Pilant, 4010 Main Street, Hollydale, California. WITNESS our hands this 27th day of June, 1955. Signatures: EARL M. HOFFMAN ARTHUR B. PILANT STATE OF CALIFORNIA, as Low Angeles ON THIS 27th day of June, A.D. 1955, before me, T. G. Latham, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Erl M. Hoffman and Arthur B. Pilant known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affirmed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. T. G. LATHAM, Notary Public in and for said County and State HO/S 3409 (Pub. July 1-8; 22, 1955) CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 26 Abstract being 23 Inheritor 29 Witty saying 40 Handle 41 At no time 12 Click basele 43 Old womanish 44 Poem 46 Pair 48 Bay 51 Outfit 53 Ventilated 18 Mountain pass 50 Openwork fabric 20 Correct 24 Center 54 Downtown 55 Endures 56 Tibstan gazelle DOWN 20 Place in relation to other objects 1 Total 2 Old French coin 3 In the future 3 Post 3 Small amount 6 Masonic doorkeepers 7 Olsoresin 8 Nerve network 9 Assuming a patronizing air 10 Room in harem 11 Man's nickname 19 Faroe islands whirlwind 21 Gafleous element 22 Symbol for cerium 23 Pope's cape 24 Number 25 Hold on property 27 Symbol for vitrium 28 Through 29 Fondle 22 At this place 23 Strike 23 Exclamation 25 Fruit-like beetles 27 As continent (abbr.) 38 Channels 40 Three-toed sloth 42 Flush of calf 43 Novelties 44 Man's nickname 45 Performed HWINN BICYCLES % Down — $5 Month Service What We Sell ORVAL'S W. Center KE. 5-2750 T’S GO BOWLING 3 FUN—IT’S HEALTHY EN BOWLING DAILY 1 - 7:00 p.m. all day Saturday and Sunday ULLERTON BOWL 18 W. Commonwealth LA 5-0112 FOX THEATRE llerton Phone LA 5-2181 NOW PLAYING AT NEW LOWER PRICES ANE RUSSELL FF CHANDLER FOXFIRE PLUS MAGNIFICENT MATADOR. ConeBros CHEVROLET Keystone 5-2215 Your Satisfaction is our future Business 215 NO. LOS ANGELES STREET LINCOLN 125 VE-IN THEATRE 6612 LINCOLN BLVD. BATHURCH LARKWOOD AND ANAKUIN Near Buena Park WED. Thru SAT. FOX ANAHEIM KEYMINES 1-1042 Doors open 6:45 Great Big Musical of The Twenties! CINEMASCOPE DAY James CAGNEY LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME NOW! AT 2 THEATERS HOWARD HAWKS' LAND OF THE LINCOLN 125 LIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 LINCOLN BLVD. BETWEEN LORTWOOD AND ANAHEIM Near Buena Park WED. Thru SAT. TITING BULL CINEMASCOPE William LUNGAN Purple CASTLE COLOR HARMONY PARK BALLROOM NCHESTER IN BROADWAY ANAHEIM DANCING EVERY FRI. and SAT. GLEN WILDS AND THE SOUTHERN STARS FEATURING GLYN DUNCAN FOX ANAHEIM KEynamee S-1042 Doors open 6:43 Great Big Musical of The Twenties! CINEMASCOPE DAY - James CAGNEY LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME Cameron MITCHELL COLOR Plus Action Hit STRANGER ON HORSEBACK TECHNICOLOR JOEL McCREA MIROSLAVA Cartoon and late news WEST COAST S.A. Anna Wakelyly S-19317 Continuous Show from 12:15 Lana Turner Edmund Purdom "The PRODIGAL" plus "MAD AT THE WORLD" AT 2 THEATERS HOWARD HAWKS' LAND OF THE PHARAOHS FROM WARNER BROS. 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