The Coquille Valley sentinel., December 07, 1934, Page 5, Image 5

visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cox, left
Thursday morning for Eugene and
S. C. McAllister was badly hurt at
For land. They are looking tor a lo­
the Witkins mill Monday about noon.
cation in Oregon and expect to return
His arm was caught in the pulley and
to Coos county before they settle or
he went entirely around before being
return to their former home.,
thrown clear. The arm was mangled,
Mr. and Mrs. S C. McAllister visit­
pelvis fractqged, one leg broken, and
ed n Bandon from Friday until Sun­
on Monday evening the doctor was
day morning. Shelby McAllister and
unable to say whether there were in­
Beryl Cox Tame in from Ashland,
ternal injuries or not He is at the
h-re they attend the Southern Ore-
Mast hospi al and doing as well as
go” Normal school, on Wednesday
can be expected at this time.
pv.-ting, and returned Sunday morn­
Thanksgivirs was celebrated in
ing.
Arago with a program in the school
Mrs. Howard Groesen and daugh­
house, followed by a community
ter Patty Lou, arrived Monday from
dinner and n!?n by fami’y
Klamath Falls to spend the week with
gathered together for the day. The
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milani. Mrs. Gros-
GLORIOUSLY RING
program was attended by about one
sen returned Sunday and Patty Lou
hundred people. *•
remained to stay with her grandpar­
More than fifty remained for the
ents until after Christinas.
dinner in the playshed, where turkey,
The play cast redecorated the stage
chicken and pie were the most popu­
Friday in preparation for Huckle­
lar items on the well-spread tables.
berry Finn, which will be presented
Those enjoying the feast were Mr
this evening. They also held rehear­
and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder and
sals Saturday so there was little va­
children, Lois and Price. Mrs. Emily
cation for them.
Hickam and son, Kent. Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Alice Scott spent her vaca­
Frank Burbank, Mrs. Harriette Bqr-
tion in Marshfield as the guest of
bank Mr. and Mrs. J.1 L. Burt is. Mrs.
Miss Eleanor Corthell in the home of
Lawrence Rackleff and children,
Thera's s jlsmorour bessty about these lovely
her p.irents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cor­
Maxine and Ellis, Mr and Mrs. Oluf
thell.
chiffon-. .... so very sheer and fashion correct
Aasen, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McAllister
Ladies met on Tuesday at the home
and children, Mary Jean and Shelby,
of Mrs. Albert Lillie to finish and list
the pair
Annie Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
the articles which will be arranged
Watkins and daughters, Mary, Jean
Season's
Smartest Shades
for sale on December 14 at the Arago
and Anne, Mr and Mrs. Ed Myers,
store.
Hofttemade
candy
will
be
a
within named defendants had in the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter, Mrs.
above described real property on the
prominent article in the display.
date of the decree entered in said and Mrs. Lawrence Barklow, Mrs
Ten ladies met at the home of Mrs.
Shopping Center Since 1887
Sarah
Barklow,
of
Roseburg,
Mr.
and
cause to satisfy said execution, judg­
ment, interest, costs and accruing Mrs. Wayne Woodward and son, Ger­ Clarence Schroeder Friday afternoon
Coquille, Ore.
to quilt, those present were Mrs. Al­
costs.
ald, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw and
193?****
tfl
*
s
^
ay
oi
November,
bert
Lillie,
Mrs.
Albert
Gulstrom.
L1LJEQVIST. SWANTON
daughter, Patty, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mis. Ray Parker, Mrs. John Carl,
& SLACK
Parker and sons, Eugene. Joe and
H E Hess
FORECLOSURE SALE
Mrs. Stanley Halter, Mrs. John Bel-
“Problems Faced on the Mission
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Sheriff
of
Coos
Coun
ty,
Oregon.
Billy, Mr. and Mrs. George Gillespie
Attorneys and Counsellors
loni. Mrs. Geo. Hampton, Mrs. Har- Fields,” is the topic for discussion at
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
First National Bank Building
and daughters, ^Bernice and Arda,
riette Burbank, Mrs. Emily Hickam. the Christian Endeavor meeting next under and by virtue of an Execution
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S BALE
Mrs. Edith Woodward. Mr. and Mrs.
Coquille
Oregon
Mrs. Frank Burbank. They hope to Sunday evening, and Mrs. Ellse and Order of Sale issued out of the
On the 15th day of December,
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
1984, at the hour of 10 A. M. at the Nile Miller and daughter, Gladys, Mr finish the quilt on next Tuesday.
Lamp is the appointed leader.
for the County of Coos on the 28th
front door of the Court House in Co­ and Mrs. Tyrrell Woodward. Mr. and
Mrs.
Naomi
Robison
and
Sam
Root
day
of November, 1934, in a certain
Mrs. Cora Axe returned Friday
k
quille, Coos County, Oregon. I will Mrs. David Root and son, John Paul,
DR. J. R. BUNCH
cause in said Court pending wherein
sell at public auction to the highest Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Gray, of Coquille spent the vacation visting their par­ from San Luis Obispo, Calif., where Portland Mortgage Co., a corporation,
DENTIST
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Root, of she had been spending some time
bidder for cash the following real
is Plaintiff, and B Folsom and Susie
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller and
property located in Coos County,
Grenada, California. They left Wed­ with her daughter, Mrs. Richard T. Folsom, his wife, are Defendants,
X-RAY Service
daughters, Colleen and Maxine, of
Oregon, to-wit:
nesday and returned Sunday night. Pfeifer, and is again making her Case No. 10139, of said Court and
Laird Bldg.
First Street
Southeast Quarter of the North­ Portland, arrived Wedneday to spend
commanding me to sell the herein­
home on Big creek.
■ Telephone &2-L
CoquiUe, Ore.
west Quarter, the Northeast Quar­ the week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs.
after described real property to sat­
ter of the Southwest Quarter of Sec-
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allen and lit­ isfy the sum of 32788 47 with interest
Brewster
Valley
Uan
Twenty - Five,
Township Fred Vetter and Mr. and Mrs. Nile
Mrs. Eva McClure and Mr. Kibby. tle son, of Camas Valley, were guests thereon from August 20, 1931, at the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vetter
Twenty-Eight South of Range Miller.
Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. rate of 9 _ per r cent per annum, the
GRANT CORBY
Thirteen West, of the Willamette entertained them for Thanksgiving of Marshfield, were week-end visitors
further sum
~ r ~ of 91.01 with
--*
intereat
Oriin Lett.
Meridian
in
Coos
County,
Oregon,
at
the
Krewson
home.
Attorney at La*
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
thereon from June 13, 1931, at the
The
Roikjer
entertainment,
which
containing Eighty Acres. Also com­
Howard Carpenter, Duane Shoe­
rate of 10 per cent per annum, the
Richmond-Barker Bldg.
mencing Twenty chains North and Byers and son. Frank, as additional
maker and Mr. Shuck, who work in was presented in the school auditori­ further sum of 9412.13 with interest
Twenty chains and 40/100 chains guests.
Phone 157
Coquille, Ore.
um Wednesday evening, Nov. 28. thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
East of the Corner of Sections 25,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hampton enter­ the CCC camp at Disston, Ore., spent
Residence Phono 24-M
was
a very successful and enjoyable annum from January 18. 1931, the
26, 35 & 36, in Township Twenty- tained Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Wallen, Mr Thanksgiving holidays visiting in the
further sum of 921.35 with interest
iffair.
Local talent co-operated and thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
Eight South of Range Thirteen
valley.
West of the Willamette Meridian in and Mrs. Everett Lafferty and son.
James Crowley, who
attended the Civic Club received a share of annum from April 15, 1932, the fur­
Coos County, Oregon, at a cedar Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barklow
: J. ARTHUR BERG
ther sum of 916.Su with interest
post marked C. S. from which a and children, Maxine Evelyn, Mary, school in Portland the past few the receipts.
Attorney at Law
Mrs. Jennie Luttrell spent a few thereon from October 19, 1933, at
cedar stump bears South Nine de­ Ruby, Betty Jean and Walter Jr., months has given up schooling for
the rate of 10 per cent per annum,
grees East, thirty-six link#, run­
Rooms 1A1
this term and returned home Mon­ days last week at the home of her the further sum of 99.35 with inter­
ning thence North Fifty links, from Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mrs
Farmers * Merchants Bank Bldg
laughter,
Mrs.
Emory
Eggers
at
est thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
thence North Tifty-Six degrees Geo. Weeks and son, Bobby, and Mr day.
Phone «7
per annum from April 14, 1934, the
Rullie Alford rAeived word that 3roedbent. ,
West, one chain, thence North Sev­
Coquille, Oregon
and Mrs. Chester Root and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culver and further sum of 9150.00 Attorney fees,
enty-Five and One-Half degrees Alice, and Lois, of Powers, as guests his son. Verl, of Eumene, was critical-
the further sum of 97.50 searching
children, Lynn, Tommy and Edson, records and costs and disbursements
West Two chains, thence North
r 'y ill. He made a trip out there to
Eighty-Four degrees West, Two for a one o’clock dinner.
Mrs.
Lucy
Culver
and
Glenn
Hut-
DR. W. V. GLAI8YER
990 80. together with'accruing costs.
The grade school held a program visit a few days. Mr. Alford's broth­
and 24/100 chains, thence South
J. D. on were Thanksgiving dinner guests I WILL ON SATURDAY. THE 29th
VETERINARIAN
Ten and 41/100 chains, thence East in Mrs Ray’s room Wednesday after­ er, Elwin, accompanied him.
DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1934. at the
Five chains, thence North Eight and noon. Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller, Mr. Laird went as far as Roseburg to visit nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
Coaaty Herd * Meat Inspector
Harnett,
on
Hall's
Creek.
63/100 chains to the place of be­
until they returned.
said day at the front door of the
ginning, and containing, in the last and Mrs. Orvus Miller and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and chU­ County Court House in the City of
Coquille, Oro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krewson and
Phyllis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallace
Miller
described
parcel.
Five
acres
of
I
dren, of Myrtle Point, visited Sunday CoquiUe, Coos County, Oregon, of­
land, more or less.
and daughters, Colleen and Maxine, amlly spent Thanksgiving day with
fer for sale and sell at public auc­
J. A. RICHMOND
I Said sale is made under execution were .‘•pecial guests who listened to Mr. Krewson'»; sister, Mrs. Holloway, •vening with Mrs. Brown's parents tion, to the highest and best bidder
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Heath.
Issued out of the Circuit Court of the
if North Bend.
tor cash in hand, all the right, tlUe
PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON
State of Oregon for the County of 'he following program: recitations by
J. W. Barnett, who gave a fine and interest of the said Defendants
Mrs. Lester Mayse left Monday
Cope to me directed in the case oi the Alton Billings, Arthur Milani, Doro­
Richmond-^Barker Building
sermon on the 19th chapter1 of Reve- in and to the following described real
State of Oregon by the State Land thy Stevens, Glenda Jean Lill'e morning on a Trip to Los Angeles,
'ation las* Sunday, will occupy the property, to-wit:
Coquille, Ore.
Board, Plaintiff.
Calif.,
where
she
will
visit
relatives.
Gladys Miller. Anne Watkins, Harold
Lota numbered 10, 11 and 12, in
vs.
PboMs: Ottes 62M, Res. 9»R
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mayse, of Los mlpit of the local church again next Block 28, Elliott’s Addition to Co­
Alma Halter, widow of George Hal­ Davis, Frank Beyers, Kenneth Stev­
Sunday.
quiUe, Coos County, Oregon, accord­
ter. otherwise known as George W. ens, John Henry Schroeder. Everett Xngclea, Calif., spent the week-end at
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tennant and ing to the plat thereof on file and of
J. J. STANLEY
Halter, deeased; Coos County, Ore­ Doyle, Donald Hollenbeck, Jean Clin­ Lester Mayse’s home.
record in the office of the County
A bazaar and program was held l>aby have moved from the Clarence Clerk of Coos County, Oregon.
gon; School District No. 3; Road Dis­ ton, Evelyn Newton, a primary grade
Attonwy-at-Law
Davis place to the house formerly oc­
trict No. 18; Port of Bandon; Port of
at
the
community
hall
Saturday
Said sale being made subject to re­
oace at residence, 279 Seeth
Coquille River; and all other taxing song, a duet by Eugene and Joe night. There was quite a growd and cupied by the Fishbocker family.
demption in the manner provided by
Parker,
a
duet
by
Mary
Robison
ind
I
districts and tax levying bodies af­
Willard St, CoqaiUe
law.
Maude Lobdell, two plays, one By veryone enjoyed it very much.
Dated at CoquiUe, Oregon, this
« fected by this suit, Defendants.
Fublic
Lands
Withdrawn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
BdfVMead
and
family
H. E. Hess,
38th day of November, 1934.
the seventh and eighth grade girls
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Sheriff
of
Coos
County,
Oregon
H. E. Hess,
V.R. •-
By executive order of November
and one by an intermediate grade spent Thanksgiving at Ray Rookard’*
46t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
group and songs by the entire group. home In Myrtle Point. Their daugh­ 20, 1934, all the vacant, unreserved
WARRANT
REDEMPTION
NOTICE
WILSON
Mr and Mrs. Adolph Haberiy, of ter, Eva Burris, was married to and unappropriated public land in
Notice is hereby given that war­
“OPTOMETRIST"
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
rants up to and including No. 4756, Jefferson, Oregon, drove in Thursday ’•"rank Bates, of Bandon, that day at twelve states, including Oregon, were
Errors is Refraction corrected
Notice is hereby given that the
i issued by Coquille School District, No. evening and spent the night with Mr. the Rookard home. The Meads also temporarily withdrawn from settle­ undersigned
has been duly appointed
without the ue of Drugs.
presentation to
spent Sunday at the Rookard home,
i 8, will be _ paid upon
the district clerk, wii
on and after Satur-’ Haberiy’ sisters, Mrs. Oluf Aasen and when another daughter, Alta Mead, ment, location, sale or entry, and re­ by the County Court for Coos Coun­
434 W. let St
Coquille, Ore.
“ “interest “on! ' Mrs. S. C. McAllister
On Friday
served for classification and pending ty, Oregon, as the Administratrix of
day, Ncwember^Tiwi
Novembe
said warrants ceases on that date.
morning Mr. and Mrs. Haberiy, Mr. was married to Elbert West, of Myr- determination of the most useful pur­ the Estate of J. C. Watson, deceased,
Keith Leslie, Clerk. and Mrt. Aasen, Mr. and Mrs. McAl-| tle Point.
pose to which such land may
put and that all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
School District No. 8, Coquille. lister and children, Shelby and Mary j
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Coos
in consideration of the provisions of that they are required to present the
County, Oregon
45t3
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
Bridge
Happenings
Jean, drove to Bandon where they
the Taylor Grazing Act of June 28, same duly verified and with proper
COUNTY OF COOS
Mr and Mrs Claude Shields, who 1934, and for the conservation and vouchers therefor to the undersigned
BENEFIT SAVINGS A LOAN AS­ IN THE COUNTY COUBT OF THE enjoyed a family dinner at the horn«
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Haberiy. John have been living at Smith River, development of natural resources. at the office of C. A. Barton in the
STATE OF OREGON TN AND
SOCIATION, a corporation. Plain­
Title Company Building, in Coquille.
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
Haberiy, of Portland, was also there, i Calif, where Mr, Shields was en- The withdrawal is subject to existing Coot County. Oregon, within six
tiff,
In the Matter of the Estate of Ernest
Mrs. Louise Clapp and her daugh­ plovcd in the Zeff Christian logging valid rights. The vacant land will be months from the dete of this notice.
J. Larson. Deceased
LEM McGOWAN and JANE DOE
Dated this 7th day of December.
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs camp, have returned to Bridge and subject to mineral location, except
Notice of Sale of Real Property
McGOWAN, his wife. Defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Harry Bundeson, of Klamath Falls, are living in what was formerly the the powersite land The withdrawal 1934.
Notice of Sale
Sarah A. Watson,
is subject to existing valid rights.
By virtue of an execution issued That by virtue of an order, decree were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Shie*ds’ store building.
Administratrix of the Estate of J.
out of the above entiled Court in said and license of tt»e County Court of •Mrs. C. A. Keitner. Mrs. Keltner is
This
applies
to
Oregon
&
California
C. Watson, deceased.
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Th? Grange had a Thanksgiving
cause dated November 8th, 1934, Coos County, Oregon, made and en­ Mrs. Clapp's aunt
dinner at the hall Thursday with a Railroad Grant Lands, and Coos Bay
upon a judgment theretofore rendered tered on the 8th day of November.
Wagon Road Grant Lands. J
Mr. and Mrs John Carl and Mr. fair attendance.
WARBA NT REDEMPTION NOTICE
and entered therein In favor of 1934, in the Matter of the Estate of
This order will remain in full force
plaintiff and against the defendants Ernest J. Larson, deceased. I will on and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder called!
Notice is hereby given that War-
Charles Mack was given a jollly
and
after
Saturday,
the
15th
day
of
for the sum of 91242.86, with interest
on Alfred Schroeder at the Mast hos­ surp.iae party at his home Monday and effect unless and until revoked rants No. 459 to No 467 incl., issued
December,
1934,
proceed
to
sell
to
the
thereon from and after the 14th day
pital Sunday.
He has been in the! evening in honor of his birthday an­ by the President or by act of Con- by Union High School Diet. No. 3,
of October, 1990, until paid at the highest and best bidder, for cash in
Riverton, Coos Co Ore., are now
hand
and
subject
to
the
confirmation
.
hospital
for
treatment
for some time niversary. Those present were Mr.
late of 10% per annum, less the sum
called for payment.
Aplpications
for
land
can
no
longer
of
said
Court,
all
of
the
right,
title
and
is
showing
some
improvement,
of 9165.00 paid on account of said
Interest on said warrants ceases
and Mrs. Ray L. Beckett and chUdren,
— Frank Sinko are set­
interest; for the further sum of and interest of the said Estate, and, Mr. and a Mrs.
Dec. 7, 1834.
Myrtle Virginia, WUda and Alden; be received.
those
claiming
under
it,
in
and
to
the
949,10 with interest at the rate of
Mrs. M E. Borgard,
—William H. Canon. Register, U. S.
tled in an apartment in Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Heath; Mr and
10% per annum, from the 5th day of following described real property, to- ’
Clerk.
Point after a wedding trip to Port­ Mrs. Fred W. Corps and children, Land Office at Roseburg.
March, 1931; for the further sum of wit:
Star R.. Bandon, Ore.
Lota 81, 22. 23 A 34 of Block 11 of land. They were Thanksgiving din­ Mary Alice. Billy and Bernard; Mel- j
912 00 with interest at the rate of
10% per annum from the 24th day the Town of Powers, Coos County, ner guests at the home bf Mr. and vin Clayton, Glen Hutton, Mr. and'
Joe Shirea Buried Tuesday
NOTICE
of June, 1933: for the further »urn of Oregon, according to the map and Mrt. Frank Sinko, of Arago.
Mrs. Mack and children, Charles and) Several carloads of Eagles from the
Notice is hereby given that the an-
913.00 with interest from the 29th Cat thereof on file and of record in I
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clinton made Jimmy. Cake and punch were served!
e office of the County Clerk of said
nual_meeting of the shareholders of
day of October. 1932, at the rate of
a business trip to Lakeside on Satur­ at the dose of the pleasant evening. I
10 per annum; for the further sum County and State;
eral
services
for
Joe
Shirea,
who
died
-------- *
Lot 7 of Block 14 of the Town of day They were Thanksgiving dinner
Oregon,
for ...........................
the election of directors
of 944 89 with interest thereon from
Miss Dorothy Hootoh, who is em- | Monday at the county farm, aged 68. for the ensuing year and for the
and after the 21st day of June, 1933, Powers, Coos County, Oregon, ac­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. MUo Dunham
ployed at the Mast hospital in Myrtle I The services were held at the Schroe­ transaction of such other business as
cording
to
the
map
and
plat
thereof
at the rate of 10% per annum; for the
Point, was at home the latter pert of der Bros. Mortuary.
may properly come before the meet­
further sum of 9150 00 attorney’s on file and of record in the office of in Coquille.
i
ing will be held at the office of said
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bressler and son, last week.
Other Thanksgiving
fees; for its costs taxed at 938.10; I the County Clerk of said County and
The
deceased
had
been
a
resident
Bank in Coquille. Oregon, on Tues­
did on the Sth day of November, State;
Eugene, were Bandon visitors Satur­ gursts were Mrs. Christine Ericksen,
of southwestern Oregon for the past day, January 8th, 1035. between the
The South 87 feet of Lot E, Block
1934, levy upon all of the right, title,
On Sunday Mrs. Bressler’s Mrs. EUse Lamp and little daughter,
day.
25 years, and prior to coming to the hours of 10 A. M. and 8 P. M.
and interest of the said defendants 16 of Morris Subdivision to the Town
Dated at Cdquillc, Oregon, this
in the following described real prop­ of Powers, Coos County. Oregon, ac- father, Arthur Clemens, her uncle. Frances Marie, and Mrs. Ruth Brown. county farm a few months ago, had
cording to the map and plat thereof Ben Clemens and her cousin, Arthur Misses
Pearl Roselle and Belva resided at Lakeside. He is survived 5th day of December, 1934.
erty; to-wit:
L. H. Hazard, President.
fl
Lot Two (2) in Block Forty-on* on file and of record in the office of Clemens, all from Salem, spent the Evemden. of Broadbent, were over­
by a eister living in Michigan.
E. D. Webb, Cashier
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(41) Flanagan’s Addition to North the County Clerk of said County and day with them.
night guests Friday ."returning home
. Oregon.
Bend. Coos C
Church services were conducted in Saturday morning.
by virtue of . Bids Will be received by me a* Ad­
__ „ „
compliance ministrator of said Estate, at the of­ 'he school house Sunday morning by
James Morrison, who went to Cooa-
WARRANTS TAKEN
therewith. I will on Saturday, the fice of J. Arthur Berg in Coquille. Earl Downing, of CoquiUe.
Special ton the first of last week to work,
.__
8th day Of December, 1934, at 10 Coos County, Oregon.
music
was
furnished
by
a
trio
com
­
had
to
return
jpme
Friday,
the
in
­
Dated this 9th day of November.
o’clock A. M. at the front door of
posed of Annie Deardorff and Mary fection in his knee having become
the county courthouse, at Coquille, 1934.
A bbbb I Election
r. W. Power»,
and Jean Watkins.
worse. He has been able to work
Oregon, sell at public auction (sub­
Administrator.
Tuesday, Dec. 11
Mr and Mrs Malley JdcNeill and only a very few days since his knee
ject to redemption), to the highest
J. Arthur Berg,
bidder, for cash in hand. aU the
Attorney for Administrator. son, of Loa Angeles, who hsve been was injured over tour months ago.
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