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fied School District to present ior^ high school curriculum; M. "If we actually applied the requests, problems or reports. K. South, president of the South, methods of science- ana kept our t Col! - Fletcher Allen, retired Palo Alto Improvement Club, will outline the educational and mouths shut and pbn* dr^'untll we knew more facts, then and building needs of the South Palo only then could we~ speak with Alto School; a similar report on lasting judgment." the Stanford Elementary School Those are the words of Dr. A. will be submitted by Mrs. Howard J. Carlson, whose belief it Is that NEW LIFE Vollert, president of the campus science can answer the "unknow parents' organization, and A. JW. ables." -- Manners will discuss the waf The 70-yekr-old scientist AND COLOR production training program at struck verbally at the "armchair the Peninsula Defense Training philosophers" in his lecture .at , Center, of which he is supervisor. Stanford Tuesday night. He'dE^ for Drab Walls and A' decision will be reached on dared he had no argument with whether or not to accept a fed any of the ancient philosophers, Ceilings with eral allotment for child care cen but that the reflection was cast ters and further study will be on their modern followers who given the budget for 1944-45. still pretend that armchair logic Among the personnel matters Is the answer. WONSOVER expected to come up will be the "They did the best they appointment of an Amerlcnn his could with what they had," he Louise Varden, DUTCH BOY'S AMAZING ONE COAT OIL PAINT! tory and social problems-tcnchef -declared of the-Greeks------------- at the senior high school. Of moderns, he asserted "An Leo-Pomar21, AWOL from C The meeting, which will be engineer knows you can't fun sweetheart, wa ^ called to order nt 7:30, will be a plant and you can't build an at Fort Wayne; ^ p open to the public. It Water proposa for-coastslde... , airplane on armchair logic." Dr. Ph,D. Carlson, degree who enrned at Stanford his 40 SURE SHOE years ago, believes the claims of He's buvtelepathy nrc a part of the field of science Just- as much-as -pain * No polnl odor: i, Ready lo u, no mNInj. + Ooot right ovor old pain' or wall papor...bruh or roll I* on. Coven turfato* tompU'olylaiy to wolh. " "if* otfrorllvo ro'ort.--------------- it Economical to k DurobU, long lotting. meets criticism with ear^"because those are part of man --part of human experience." Opinions have clashed sharply over the report of Harry N. Jpnks, consulting hydraulic en There are three methods of In vestigating the nature of the universe and the nature of man, according to Dr. Carlson. These ' t/N Is shoe shining fesslon? ? gineer of Palo Alto, on a pro posal.to .alleviate the water situ ation on the coastslde of San Mateo county, since It was sub mitted to the board of super visors. The study was made for are phllosonhv, religion, and sci ence. The last Is his method--to which he was drlven-by-philoso phv. he said. Ills method. Dr. Carlson be lleves,., will make much progress In the next 100.000 years--mean ` If you ask 1'^- 46-year-old Ncp shine parlor In ^ Is buying a hom^ ailyvenfruoemInhPisaloeoJ Visit u toon and to* t'l* omailng paint. W.'r. footur- Ing Wontovor all thlt wookl the county engineer's office. time he will be glad to answer you It's the lattc^. Bruce- McIntyre, chairman of any questions. He wonders v. ^ the Coastslde Water Consumers' minded men doi j Association, called the report "ridiculous, '' alleging that It only confuses the Issue In the Veterans' employment is problem for business get it out of the sters. He slarte north coast section. Tire esti SAN FRANCISCO, May 11 (-Pi- Baldridge Wo mated cost of $151,000 exceeds Employment of veterans Is the cd In a small the bonding limit, he said, and big postwar problem which every years ago when further contended that the plan business executive should "take a home-made s' docs not provide for serving to heart." declared Robert Gay to walk the str< Vallcmar. Edgemar, . Rockaway lord, 'oL Rockford, 111., president town, Taylor, n COGGINS PAINT STORE Beach and Pedro Point. He as of ltho~Nat.lqnn1 Association of comers with "S! serted, too, that water would havq_to flow uphill If the plan were followed. On the other hand, Chairman Fred E. Beer of the supervisors' declared that the survey Wns made by outstanding engineering talent. "We believe this Is a good report," he added. Manufacturers. In an address to members of the Northern Cali fornia Industrial Conference Tuesdt\y night. Gaylord belittled Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes' recent suggestion that war plants be given to veterans as a "bonus." "What veteran wants 1-lOOOth nart of a powder factory," said 8hlnes were 5 It took 20 ci Woods could cir Iroys used to w could up the p but It never ei War I. Today th price he nttrll War II and ofte Gaylord, `or 1-2000th of an 25 cents he now Dutch Boy Paints 538 Emerson St. Forecast is larger armor plant He said .some buys as pinch n of the war plants should be once got for tt for winter wheat crop "packed In grease" for possible years ago. future use. some put to peace Family Is WASHINGTON, May 11 (/P) -- time work and some written off Except for a ROOFING . Any Type FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN ALU WORK OUARANTEEO The agriculture department ycs7 terday forecast this year's winter wheat crop at 6G2.275.000 bush els. A month ago the department's ns war casualties. "If every employer of 10 peo ple will take one veteran," -said Gaylord, "th? problem will be solved. It Lvu responsibility of management," when he was a partment store, to his first avo out the years. Hi and Is the father ters, 26. 20 anr