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Hans H. Madsen is hurt in a second accident" dies in San Jose Agnes Gundet*vf0, San the hospital. She suffered chest Francisco CafSowner, who on Injuries. 1 Hans H. Madsen, who worked Sunday wfts listed as the driver for Senator and Mrs. Leland Stanford on their ranch here for 11 years after his arrival from of an automobile which struck and Injured Floyd C. Agnew In it his native Denmark, died in San East Palo Alto, was confined to Jose yesterday at the age of 77. a San Mateo hospital last night , You Can Still He was one of the valley's two cars collided headon, at 19th' leading orchardlsta and was ac avenue.on Bayshore highway at Buy These Items tive In San Jose business and San Mateo, civic affairs. Although he "re The woman driver was served at. tired'', from business In 1918, he with a collision notice by the was appointed by the state California Highway Patrol for building and loan commissioner driving on the wrong side of the in 1936 to take charge of the highway. Capt. E. F. Cassell said WERRY'S San Jose Pacific Building and a complaint would follow. Heir Loan Association, which he southbound car struck a north-' headed until financial stability bound vehicle driven by Henry' was reestablished In 1938. Needham, 19, 850 Menlo Oaks * Card Tables (Limited supply) Survivors are his wife, Emllle drive, Menlo Park, a United Air K. Madsen, and six children. Lines employe. He suffered 9 Floor Lamps Funeral plans are not complete. abrasions for' which he was (Limited supply) Mr. Madsen held membership In treated and later released from both the Masons and the Elks lodges. LEGAL ------------- V------------- Crist & Beene, iAttys. Mrs. Jessie S. Jones dies at hospital here No. 27040 NOTICE OF TIME OF HEARING ON PROBATE OF WILL Clothes Hampers (Limited supply) 9 Coolerator Ice Refrigerators . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF HREATEN AXIS DEFENSES Mrs. Jessie 8. Jones, aunt of THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, of Allied drives along western Axis Mrs. Herbert Hoover and Mrs. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY iad forced a German withdrawal In hern sector (arrows pointing to Bl- Germans yielded strong position In >ws pointing to Tunis and Pont da boxes to right of cities are approxl- L battle front (solid line) before the Jean Henry Large, died today at the Palo Alto Hospital. She was 77 years of age. Mrs. Jones, a native of Iowa, came here six weeks ago from Los OF SANTA CLARA. In the Matter of the Estate of FREDERIC WILFRED ST. JOHN HOUSTON-SHAW, De ceased. " by Allied headquarters. Angeles. She was the aunt of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 9 Kitchen Stools^ 9 Pyrex Ovenware 9 O-Cedar Mops Herbert and Allan Hoover, De that a petition for the probate' G EVENTS lano Large, and Mrs. Robert of the Will of FREDERIC WIL Brooks.. FRED ST. . JOHN HOUSTON- Funeral services will be held SHAW, deceased, and for the Thursday morning at 10:30 at Issuance to CAROLINE PURVIS Igof Branch Library, 700 Wellesley Alto Mesa cemetery chapel. HOUSTON - SHAW of, Letters re- street. Review of four current ------------- V------------- Testamentary has been filed in Ilgh books by Miss Helen Dlmmlck; :tor. summary of April publications by Held on check charge this Court and that the 5th day of May A.D., 1943, at 9:30 o'clock ford ultltcus, ewls k O. orlal Mrs. Howard Ray. Public wel come. Wednesday, 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. --First meeting of Red Cross standard nutrition course at Community Center. Miss Jose Louis G. Freitas, 28, faces a charge of passing a fictitious check for $40 on Sidney Brannaman, 902 Emerson street, last Saturday afternoon. Sgt. L. H. Grleb and Officer A. M. of said day, at the Court Room of the Department of the Presiding Judge of said Court, at the Court House in the City of San Jose, has been set for the hearing of sakl petition, when ' Dr. sing 'ross rslty g of icn's opal Mary nue. im, ig of ip at Miss i the neet- phine Marshall, Instructor. Wednesday, 2 p.m.--Meeting of South Palo Alto Parent-Teacher Association at home of Mrs. Ar thur Kelley, 830 Oregon avenue. Benefit Dutch whist party. Re freshments. Score cards 25 cents. Wednesday, 2 p.m.--Meeting of bridge section of Stanford Fac ulty Women's Club at Stanford Women's Clubhouse. ' Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.--Meet ing of Missionary Reading Circle of First Presbyterian Church In Alden room of the church. Visi tors welcome. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. -- Chess tournament at Community Cen Ben Hickey arrested Freitas at a local hotel. According to In spector L. S. Lawrence, Freitas, who at first said the check was given him by a Don B. Scott, supposed to be a war worker, admitted writing the check and having no funds In the bank to cover It. ------------- V-4---------BRITISH SILENCE RADIO BERN, Switzerland, April 27 (JP)--A Marseille dispatch to the Geneva Tribune said today that British fliers had silenced & ra dio station used to Jam Ameri can and British broadcast at the nearby village of Cabot. and where any person Interested may appear and contest the same, and show cause, If any they have, why said petition should not be granted. Reference Is hereby made to) the petition on file for further particulars. - Dated April 21, A. D'. 1943. FRANK W. HOGAN, 1 Clerk. ' By CATHERINE PIPES, K Deputy Clerk. CRIST Si BEENE, American Trust Company Bldg., Palo Alto, California, Attorneys for Petitioner. April 23, 24, 26, 27, 28. 29, 30; May 1, 3, 4. 1943. 9 Tavern Products Candles, Window Cleaners, Wax, Moth Crystals, Paint Clean er. Garden Sprays, Spray Guns, Rag Cleaners, etc. WERRY Electric Shop University at Waverley Phone 3141 trlcla ter. Free to the public. rs of Wednesday, 7:45 p.m.--Meeting rs. L. of Chapter T of PEO at home of Miss Helen True, 1505 Byron par street. t 443, Wednesday, 8 p.m.'-- Regular RooaBroaAnother suggestion for every American for meeting of Palo Alto Circle 722, fund, Neighbors of Woodcraft, In Na ave- tive Sons Hall. Installation of of man. ficers. Members and their fami 'ubllc lies invited.