Bogart

This is an appeal from an order denying a motion to vacate and set aside orders declaring that the three minor grandchildren of appellant were wards of the juvenile court and committing them to separate foster homes.

The proceedings were instituted on April 28, 1941, by Ethelwyn Pollock, the mother of Georgia, Ethelwyn and Barbara, aged six, four and three years respectively, by the filing of a petition wherein she alleged that the children came within the provisions of subdivision (c) of section 700 of the Welfare and Institutions Code in that they were not provided with the necessities of life by their parents, and praying that they be adjudged wards of the juvenile court. The petition also alleged that the mother had been awarded the custody of the children in a previous divorce action, and that she and the children resided at the same address as the appellant in the city of Sacramento.

At the hearing on the mother’s petition the court found that all of the facts contained therein were true; that each child came within the terms of subdivision (c) of section 700 of said code. The children were adjudged wards of the juvenile court, and, by separate commitments dated May 2, May…