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WASF'S COMMANDER Capt. Forrest P. Sherman, 45. of Melrose, Maas., commanded the Tuesday Evening Series. Lecture. "The Golden Eagle: King of the Air,'' by Telford II. Work and A1 brrt J. Wool. Illustrated with colored motion pictures. Audi torium of Memorial Hall. Free to the public. Tuesday, ft p. m. -- Meeting of Evening Branch of Women's Auxiliary of All 8aints Episcopal Church with Miss Grace Bessac. 21ft Mtddlcfleld road. .Tuesday, ft p.m.--Meeting of ffeglntlers' folk dancing group at Community Center. Free. Adults only. Leader, Anne Scv- ing to records. Membership open to high school and college age young people. Dues, 10 cents plus tax. Wednesday, ft p.m.--Meeting of Palo Alto Rrbekah Lodge 291 at Masonic Temple. Visiting mem bers welcome. * Thursday, 9:30 a.m. -- Shake speare lecture and readings at South Wlo Alto Branch Library; "Romeo am} Juliet." Free, Thursday. 1 p.m. -- "Autumn Harvest" dessert bridge party given by Addison Parent- Teacher Association al Palo Alio Senators Cnnnally (Dem., Tex.) and Dnxey (Dem., Miss.), oppon ents of the bill, declared It was reported to the committee with only nine members present. Their contention was that no le gal action could be taken with fewer than 10 of the 16 members on hand and voting* Although they did not otherwise challenge the use of proxies. Manpower muddle The manpower proposals re mained h\ a muddle which MaJ. Gen. Lewis B. Hcrshey, director crln. Woman's Clubhouse. Games and of .selective service, did little to Tuesday, ft p.m.--Regular busi food sale clrnr up when he Indicated bo ness meeting of Menlo Bark Thursday, 1:30 p.m.--Meeting fore (he senate miliary commit Unit 413, American Legion Auxil uf class in portrait painting at tee yesterday he had no desire iary. In Legion Hall. 552 Oak Palo Alto Art Club studio. 340 for legislation at this time. , Orove avenue, Menlo Park. Melville avenue. Mrs. George Previously, Chairfnan Paul V. Tuesday, ft p.m. -- Regular Shafer, lender. McNutt of the' War Manpower meeting of Fast Presidents As Commission had left the Impres Wasp when she was sunk. He sociation of Patricia I/Odge 286. was not a casualty, so far as Order Daughters of St. George, navy officials knew. at home of Mrs. F. II. Whltton, sion with congressional commit tees that an administration mea sure was In the offing. The com 1212 Parkinson avenue. mlllce, with four bills pending Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. -- Card Mead begins work party given by Saccarappa Coun (Continued from Page 1) before it, decided to let the whole thing go until after the as city manager of Redwood City cil J55. Degree of Pocahontas. In Masonic Temple. Score cards, 25 cents. Public Invited. Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. -- Whist party given by East Palo Alto entered gainful community life by opening a repair shop at an auto camp where his wife made herself useful and life interest election. Stanford girls face curtailedRobert W. Mend, formerly of Palo Alto, slnrtcd work today social rulesns the new Redwood City city manager after his appointment was mode nfflrlallv la.sl night nt n special session of the Redwood City elty enunell. After 'In* appointment. was math' I ho t.nlniy for the eltv manager wns set at $460 month ly, $5,580 yearly, and his bond wns set nt $5,000. At the close of the meeting. Mend snld Hint lie ronslrieted Hie appointment n great honor nnd Hint he believed In U,io future of Redwood City nnd promised an elliclent, economical and pro- gresMve administration. Born In Albany. N. V., the new city man, mer h i tended prepnra- torv school In Massachusetts tietore attending clnsscs ut the University ol Pennsylvania After having Hie university, lie wax employed bv construction firms In the East and In 1938 he came to California where he resided In Townsend Club at recreation ing by faking care of the so room of J. II. Stubbc home, Uni journers' children. versity avenue and Sacramento A retired florist whose wife street, Rome cards, 25 cents. Pub had been a millinery designer lic Invited. also staged ft "comeback." The Wednesday, 9:30 a,m.--Meet husband worked up a b jslness of ing of South nalo Alto Hook Re providing funeral wreaths, and view Club at South Palo Alto the wife became employed Rt a Miituch I.thmry, Reviews of cur morlmiry, sitting with Urn dead rent hooks h ih | summary of at the wage of $5 ft night, "And rerenl publications by Mrs. she loves It," 1 was told at the Howard C. Hay. Free to the pub Center. lic. Another case was the retired Wednesday, 9:45 lo 11:45 a. m. maker of precision Instruments -Meeting of class In flower ar who had been obliged to forsake rangement nt Palo Alto Art Club Ids trade because of palsy. But studio, 340 Melville avenue. Miss by a shift from precision Instru Stella Houlwnre, lender. ments to another type of per Wednesday, 11 a.m.--Opening formance utilizing the same basic of all-day Wartime Business skill, he too was salvaged. He now Clinic at Wilson's. Morning, makes doll period furniture. He luncheon and afternoon sessions. chose that work because he ran Evening conference at Commun effect each stage of this carving ity Onlrr. by a single stroke, so that the Wednesday. 1 p.m. -- Fall shaking of his hands does not luncheon meeting of newcomers', mar the product. section of Stanford Mothers' (Continued tomorrow) Club at Community Center, Drastically curtailed social regulations for Stanford women already provisionally approved by Women's Conference, will be dlxru.wd hy the Coed living groups Ihlft werk, Final action Is expected when conference meets again next Monday after noon. Under th proposed plan, late leaves will be granted up un|ll 1:30 n.m,, Instead of'2:30, aud io most cases--for Saturday nights only. Friday bights w be considered School nights be cause of the six-day schedule of classes the university Is main taining. . If adopted, the new regula tions will go Into effect next quarter and apply for the dura tion of the war to all women liv ing In undergraduate residences. Moffett Field manSan Krnnrlseo. Burlingame and Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. -- Reg- Palo Aho ulrtflmeeUng of Missionary Read dies in stolen carIn California he has served as ing Circle of First Presbyterian Which 1 the district. V.'PA director in San !Jose and /or the past year and I one-half av regional director Jor Jto 'the 11 western states In the pub m , lic works program office of the .N ft Federal Works Agency hi San Church in Alden room of the church. Visitors welcome. Wednesday, 4:15 p.m.--School of Biological Sciences Seminar, Room 430,' Stanford Quad. Talk by Sterling Emerson, professor One Moffett Field sailor was dead and his companion was badly Injured from Injuries re ceived when the stolen car In which they rode crashed Into a FOOT Is Yours? The fir*t U a normal foot, the second a weak Francisco. of genetics at California Insti truck south of San Jose early foot, the third a flat foot. Foot trouble* tute of Technology. Tea at.4 yesterday morning. , cauK *ho trouble#--to aay nothjng of vie. the Mrs. McGinn elected Faculty, students and _ visitors Beaman John D. Barsh, 22, foot, leg and body pain*. Come tn for' welcome. .......... passenger In the car, dled-yes- Pcdo-graph imprint* of your WLpckinged 27 Wednesday, 7 p.m.--Final ses terday afternoon In the San feet--no charge. Let u* aho'&P^fci how to district Quota office lERLEtbCS;h- Mrs. Vincent McGIpn of Palo Alto was -elrrled district lieu tenant governor of Quota Clubs Sunday night at the closing session of the 1942 conference In Fresno. The San Jose and Palo Alto clubs will be hostess groups In San Jose of the 1943. fall.district 12th conference of the wpmen's service organization. sion of Wartime Business Clinic Jose Hospitals Tire driver of the at Community Center. Frfs^.tg car, SeamaOvRobert W.^Manke, the public. p3...was.,i)),w(yltlpai,ondltlQn at Wednekjwy^TlSO p.Tti'.--FbfutftJ the Mofrlti Field Hospital, where discussion "Should Capital and he was taken by naval authori Labor be Conscripted Duration?" Presented for the In audi ties after receiving emergency treatment at San Jose Hospital. torium of Education Building un der auspices >of Stanford War Board and Stanford Debate Council. Free to the public. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Stan Patrolmen reported that both sailors were so badly Injured at the time of the accident they could not be questioned. to obtain quick relief from foot troublesthrough Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Service, which we feature in this atoriC Walk-Qvtr BOOT SHOP 220 University Ave. Other officers elefcteef were: ford play reading. "Oedlpuh Mary Sandell of Fresno, district HeX," by Sophocles, presented in governor, and Ann Carroll of flan little theatre of Memorial Half Francisco, district leader. by department of speech and HELP OUR drama under direction of David CARD OF TIIAffttS BJcvers. Free to the public. Mr. and Mrs. C. Moltenl and Wednesday, 7:30 pun.--Regu WAR EFFORT son wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for their sympathy and floral offerings In the )n* of Uudtr bi'lovnd daugh lar meeting of Palo Alto Assem bly. Order of Rainbow for Girls, at. Masonic Temple. Halloween party. Open to all Rainbow WOMEN , ter, Josephine Reynolds. Olrlfl. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.--Meeting WE NEED YOU IN VITAL WORK of class In sketching and paint WEATHER STRIP ing at Palo Alto Art Club studio. Non-commissioned service men If . . . you are I 8 to 40, single, or with a hus- NOW banrf in the services, and not now employed Sl$p drafts and leaks around your steel win dows and doors--caulk ing. HENRY HASSELL MO BCRKILCY AVI. Mama Park Ph. g.607* ar. Call M*rnsr Lumber FLORAL PIECES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Palo Alto Florist 1895 Bayshorc Hforay CUT FLOWtM, CORAdS. POTTED PLANTE Open Evening* Phone 9771 in the war industry, bring your birth certifi cate and apply. . ' EITEL-McCULLpUQH. Inc. San Bruno and San Mateo Ave*., San Bratio, CaL ' ARMY - NAVY "E" AWARD WINNERS