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' n a string of- nartled tha Japs* gnn Maru, which with acrap Iron. I, one seriously, [shoremen grab* up Iron and sent <* against 7ft men H. As police ra the man retreat* iey used 7ft auto* ,-<od their escape, m, 11, San Fran* eerf working on was reported to .1. lee one of the wn into the bay. o*t at the alrpm\ 1'ienldrnt Kooarboant and Dr. * chairman of the was hopeful of ere," Grady aajri, blit at Ion by Mr. rreptable to both I here In re* from govrinois gnn and Wash* aige of negotla* International Association and nployer*. .Ian Out aim* face ttis the demands amen who weis lay l.y officials "Ion. In addl* : the longahore* erk a wage of i icr of the |>ree* > rn |.V and WO. >n - Is alrni de* men ami long* ter In addition > and a 30-hour 1 with the piea* ml H hour week. idntMnn aulhml* t Mxm winkers nut of employ* tales as the grip nded In Indue* tain supplies or '<- This phase a" reported lees la where the transportation to some extent r land rarrlers. la Ixwded - 8 Is virtually i Or Noilhweet "hip lines hav "til 'prolertlon'* workers In pro* en at Seattle * freighter Vic* for Alaska. 'ton to h ac* notified Serre* r Irkes by telei* no danger f.ilvol of nrces- strike. - marinr cooks' n here, number* *nlk out In sup* horemen and a > Francisco bay threatened as I '-r cent rextora- <nt pay rut and itgrecrnenr were pany. 'titea and Pilots >dy refusing to for age doubtful eplacing agpole doubtful today flag|K>lc at The : rplared. If It It Will have to "*e I lieper t Ion lx weakened t lea-l 24 feet [.onion of the i. x.f|u.ii also. I engineers rs- ie^archrik' the trefore the *ojk. which le - a recoramus* ity council on ' . | i >K Vi 'UK Summer Cruise li M.tt arc thinking nf an ocean nip, uc have a host of new things tlut arc simply dreams of lovrli- nr-s tCr yotir ruii'C NI-.U I Kl ISi;R HKKSSKS -- Sailing )l!ne............. Yachting Yellow . . . Pansy'"Trial .... Eggshell White . . . I;< )U KV i:\l\i. nN New Mandarin (`oat* In all rotors............... DKCK-- .'<u;k t a ii. (.o w n s Pastels................. Chiffons . . . - A N n MANY 11 O ft K sue Derri salon 351 Riimoim' Street Hue Fpeeglr .. : Mrs Olga Eesterherg The leisure time committee hope* Longshoremen continued their that a municipal pool will be avail* able In the' none-ioo-dlsUnt future and that the experience gained tn operating:the hlgh achool pool thla summer will -provide a baala for the larger enterprise. , Markets at a'.Olanoe NEW YORK. May 17 l.Tt -- Stocks . strong, mstals lead re covery,' Bonds firm, secondary di suse improving. Curb firm, mstals lead- advance. Foreign exchanges strike on the Galveaton docks of the Ctyde-Mallory Lines. - Seven of the 12 St. Louie packing plants affected "by a strike of butcher# and meet-cutters agreed to guarantee employes a 32-hour week and alao to restore the strik Almon Roth Back From Rotary Meet steady, sterling higher. Cotton higher, favorable silver develop ment, higher cables. Sugar, higher, commission buying. Coffas higher. ers to their Job* If they make ap plication within a "reasonable'' time. At Toledo Judge Roy R Stuart was booed and seized by women In Almon E. floth,. fltanford Unlver- CHICAOO, May 17 CPI--Wheat a crowd which Jammed hla court elty controller, returaedjto hla of* higher, unabated crop damage room In protest against the arrest flee on the campua this morning, Com firmer. Cattle, yearlings light, of 4ft pereons In connection with after attending a convention of the active1 and firm, top 19.10. Hogs picketing disorders at tho Electric 43rd district of Rotary held Mon low, steady to 10 lower, top $3.80. Auto-Lite plant. Judge Stuart or day and Tuesday of thla week at dered the 46 prisoners released Poultry, ButterFlagstaff, Arison*. Roth attended th* conference as pending a hearing tomorrow. A six-week strike of 1400 em th* representative, of the bosrd, of Rotary International. " ~ --- WBDNSaOAY_MAy_l|A__1fl4 Ths r*asral-Bt*t* Market **wt ployea of the Pratt and Whltnej Aircraft Company at Eadt `Hart ford. C(mTC"Wr-rtnj*a by a tenta ftsrvla* ewaleei FOB Pries* le . a. W, PriSs Retail Committees Named LsiHorn Brettera, ti For Clearance Sale ll lbs. par do*-, t^shorn Broilers, IS* 12--lie IV- , Quite a staff of. saleswomen has 21 lbs per dot.... Loghorn Itrollers, 22* II--He 21--2Jr hern recruited for the clearance 24 ll>a. per d-I ... sale which the Down Town Shop of the Pelo Alto Women's Rervte* League will hold Saturday at 3ft0 University avenue. Mrs, Rbbert Cross- will have charge In the morning** th*. salt will start at 9` o'clock. Assistin'* I^shorn Yrysrs. up i. * -*.................... " rryara its1 |i<s Ortloreil rrysra Over a ii> .................... Colored Rossisra m* 4 |h*........................ over 4 llm. ............. 14--130 11--190 it--iio tt~23<2ft--27c 2--::o her will be Mry. Paul Wolf, dl rector of the Down Town Shop; Lenh>>rn Mena all ei*es .................... 12'.* <Jolorri1*lH*na Under .. Mrs. George Dickson Clark Jr., ft. Il> '.................. 17--1(0 It--He Mis fteher Tlhlen.' Mrs. Jeronv Bowden, Mrs. George Osborne, Mrs. John Dlnkelaptel, gml ft William Mudgstt. ' In the afternoon. Mrs. Corydon Jones- wilt he assisted hy Mrs. H. Colored -lleaa t lbs. and over ............. l^shi.ro itoeaisre... Colored Honaiers........ Toting' puoka ........ lie ft--Mn BqusliS,, all ! *.,.. tl--llo II--iio Plg.ne,> ail alias par dtfk. ............... It.ift M.w-l.ee O. Denham, Mr*. Paul Holdsn, and Mrs. flsorge MeKslg, Virtually all of th* old stock of tha shop la tW b* disposed of-towels, table sets, smocks, baakels, trays, rugs, and a varlsty of othsr hand-mad* artlnlsi. Domeeiie Rabbits, Under i lb* ..... l>nMiest|e Msbblia I lln. shd ever.... Turkeys, young loms. ' under It Ilia............* Turkeys, young terns over IT-Ihs............... Turkey*, yotin^ hens i-lOe 19--lie ft- (e It--He -Palo Alto Hardware Co.- COLOR for SUMMER PORCHES - Splurge with color on th* furniihingt that make raur porrh so livable in summer. If you're in doubt about colon to u m see uur Color Harmony Selector^. They uggcit the gayeit coobdnaiion*! ' Wipeout FRESH CHARM wear 'n' tear for Faded FAre . Porch and Lawn Chairs RECLINING CHAIRS *4 Qgm with arms............................vX*vU RECLINING CHAIRS with arms, foot-rest and aw and canopy......................... vid*Ou DE LUXE CHAIRS--These chairs ' have added comfort afforded by the special seating arrange* ffA PA ment. With arms............. eBvU Perhsps your porch floor onlv needs a coat or two of fresh paint to give it new life. You get tough durible surface for wopd or concrete with . A pint or two of colorful fresh paint will lo wonders foe wood snd wicker chain and tables. And it costs so little. The finish to use is . . B-H LUSTRELAC Quick Drying Quick Diyirig EiianoT Porch and Floor Paint 75c P*nl *3-40 k I- 95c q`- Quart $1.36 ^ pint 40o . With arms, canopy AM and fool-ieat.................. vUivV 40C 60cSTOOLS . . .nd -BEACH BACK RESTS *9&' adjuatabla ..................................... / 9C FREE NEW BOOKLET . . . "lt`f Time to Paint-. What to Do and How It'S'Done." Everything from small house repair Jobs to major paint Jobs. Every'householder should have a copy. Ask for one, ~,' " "' ` _ MARKST PRICBB BUTTBR Butter--II score, lie per lb.! It Cur*. idliCi Id a<ore, 20c. gdoft Rags -- Whnisiai* prices ef retail grudea: IT. S. Rxtraa Igirge.lftHc 0. H. ttxtras. Msdiuma, ll'.ftCi Ultras Smalls .lithe. ^ Quoiallnna to retail trad* By Pout try Producers' aaaoelatlon ef Central California, effective today, are a# follow*: Ixtrgs, Mfdlim., .. Small, in DEATHS BIHTEK MARY RAYMOND (Win Ifrsd Maloney) in Redwood City, May 16, 1934. beloved daughter of th* late James and Mary Ma loney, loving stater of Slater An* thony of St. Joseph's Military Academy. Belmont, and tha late Jamee. Frank, Catherine Eliza beth Maloney and Stater Frances of the Order of Notre Dame. * -native - of- San- -Francisco.___The funersd will be held Friday, May 18, at At. Carmel Church, where a requiem high mass will celebrated for the repose of her soul at 10 o'clock. Interment, .Santa Clara Cemetery. ' SMTTlI^Tn Palo Alto, California^ May IS, 1934, Frank C. Smith, beloved, husband of the late La* nora R. Smith, loving father of Elisabeth . E., Robert A., and -EmUy R.. SmlUi. alLi)f San Join, A native' of Colorado,' aged 48 years, ,11 month* end 23 days. Friends are invited to call at the chapel of .Roller- and Hapgood, 481 University Avenue, Palo AltoInterment. Presidio National Cem^ery. .................... TATE--In Palo Alto, California, May 1ft, 1634, John Bennett Tate. . Survived hy hie wife, a eon, and a daughter. A native of Alabama,-aged Aft years. Gray* aide services wilt be held tomor* row afternoon at the San Lo . renxo Cetpetery, Ran Lorensn. at 3:8o 'o'clock. Friends'may'alt at th* Tlnney Funeral Home- `It's toast thin art alii ___Palo Alto Hardware University Ave. at Bryant St. Go. Dial 4178 WILLIAM A. MUDGETT ___General' Insurance Substitute Certainty for Uncertainty . Bank ef America Bigg. Asia Alt* SOtft Alte ii.rifo M-y R, IQ Only the Center L* 2-