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jn$asfeawW*C In "Better Understanding of the Orient" nt Business and Profes sional Women's Club, 353-Lyttnn avenue, Public Invited. Friday, 8:15 p.m. -- Regular meeting of American Legion Auxiliary 375 at Veterans' buildin p. BIRTHS In Palo Alto Hospital - April 3, 1946 To Mr. and. Mrs. Leonard Van sheriff-of (Santa Clara county, emphnslzrd at a luneheon meet He expects to have 100 veterans liquidated when ing of the ClvlUn Club today nt on Hie ranch within stx~wceks. began. At that li the DcAnza Ho^ojin 8ajt Jose. bourgeois Europe Mr. Hornbuckle, a graduate of the FBI national academy, Sierra Club hikers of. Soviet Rtlssit mined its fate. Washington, D. t\. recommended full use be made by all law en-- plan trip to Mission Peak An books exhibit of lias ,,'beei forccmcnt..groups of the . sclcn'tlfic facilities of the FBI. Mr. Hornbuckle also remarked that `'racial relations should be a part of any police department's Sierra Club members will meet at 9 a,m. at the IDES Home on the .fjan Jose-Oaktnnd highway onff mile south of Warm Springs Mrs. Helen Stlrlii ford Bookstore fi to the*>le_c_t_u_re__T in-service training programs. Sunday for a nine-mile hike to Minority groups should be edu 2,600-foot* Mission Peak. A-v|ew ?HAT RA( cated 'rihd every effort, made to of the valley and mountains.'is sere p i c * Atikrn, 440 Pine street. Mountain View, at.' 4:25 p. in., a son, 7 pounds. (1 otAiees. To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schultze, 574 View street, Moun tain, View. at. 2:02 p. m., a son, help them Understand problems of ,thr police, with the police un derstanding their problems." Jewish services promised. ' ' Palo Altnns are expected to leavf* town about 8:15. Leaders' will he Frank Lewis of San Jose and Bill Glathc of Palo Alto. NOW ' From 10 a.ni. UnrfcT New 1 5 pounds. 15 ounces. To Mr. rind Mrs. Ouv WHetham. 2810 Mtddlefield road, nt 2:05 p. m.. H-scm, 7 pounds, 5 ounces. To Mrs. Edwin Ashby, 132 Cen Rabbi Bert A. Wgythalrr's, ser mon at TehVplc Beth Jacob, Menlo Park, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock will be on the subject, Blood donors Harbormaster Mark C. Ncsblt made his fifth blood donation to ter- street, Mountain Viewr-atr 3:05 p, m,,-a son. H pounds, 11 "Thc'TCoTuT loTTugrcs-sivc ifewisU. the--8nrr-Mntro-- County--Blood Bank last week. R. E. Anderson ounces, Community Life," and will -be became a fo^r-tlme donor, Sec . To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shnlk. 247 given as an aflrethought to the ond-time donors were Ralph Mc Mr Elroy street., Redwood City, at letter recently sent by the San Culloch and Evan F. Morris, and 5:27 p. m,, a son,.1 6 pounds, 14 miners. April 4. 1946 To Mr and Mrs. Alfred Clntkneeht. 2085 El (.'amino Real. Red wood City, at 12; IB1 a. m., a son. 2 pounds, 8 miners. To Mr. and Mrs. ,1. Curtis 1-amp. 3523 Park road. Menlo Francisco Jewish survey and B'nai O'rllh community commit tee to the British consul. The let ter, Mr. Woythalcr points out, aroused Indignation and discus sion am'ong bay area Jews. . Sabbath mornings services be gin nt 9:30 u.m.. Saturday and Hrst-timers were Mrs. Kenneth JUihnc/Gra'dy Fritz,. E. W. Arm strong. Mrs. Rose ' Miller and Raymond F. Kyle. SUN., APRIL 7 "NATK VEL MICKEY ANN It -- Al "KND OF T E!)\V. h JUNK S Park, at, 4:35 a. in., a son, 7 religious school classes Sunday pounds. at,'HI a.m. VisitourcoiTiplete SHEBWIII-WlUUM A <INT SERVICE CENTER SHNWIN-VVlUMAK ENAMEL010 rCrt SwfRWJN-VVfllUAU MAR-NOT VARNISH _Fine>L, easy.brushing, 1-coat "Take-i-beating''beauty for fur enamel. 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