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lard work at the with the aid of charity) In Califor ice and In the nia three years prior to the dale ng - meet, ateady of the coming Into effect of the banking, and oth- law"--he started much political ar eurca haa. frayed gument. Yet It Is simple as A B C. Be 0 Coutena raahly cause together with this pension enators had "too for the aged, is coupled the with fter that, leadera drawal of charity, thinly disguised h to do that the as "work," extended to young, him down. husky men and women. Sinclair promises real work to all able to heerfng Name work but refuses to further ruin Jr*. Roosevelt are the morale of our young people ore of the plot to with the tactics employed today * of - "Subeistenoe throughout the etete-Let me-quote- aomethlng more from Upton Sinclair's book: "How preeent name te to End Poverty In California." ' somebody down "If the people of all the 48 states ibblng around In of the Uolon elt down and wait-for 1 for' enough car- the federal governmant to aave tarvatlon. (hem, we shall have such a bureau iHflMdi" le to cracy as the world haa naver seerv i<* beet of many The EPIC plan proposes that the milled In ro> people of California shall have the e report that a enterprise and Courage to do som^ : offered. But thing for themselves. We have t'llaon atlll hope* many millions of acres of the most in an even bet* fertile land, and the best climate In the world. . . . Also we have the three big Ideae factories equipped with great ma leet ere security, chines. Many of these factories of leisure time, slnntl Idle." for craftsman "A million people In California < esalon. must be made self-sustaining." Our problem le not one of over*produe* . BtUI Uvea Hon. We have only under-oonaump* aapect of the tlon. iary reeult, to in* I particularly admire Sinclair's anewer to a ee- reluctance to "play Ood" as certain to the continued present bosses In Washington are lepubllcan party, doing by limiting the production of lot had defeated wheat, plga and other things grown. iat Interrogation Sinclair points out that no one can begun to over- foretell the weather conditions < campaign year which Imperil these products of the v had been tell* lend end consequently It la ex there were no * tremely wrong and dangerous to -Urn that they curtail these things is we are now Now he muit doing as famine could occur here encouragement from drought. om Democratic MYRTLE L. VINCENT. 99 de to gIre yoe -tog and to keep a perfect align* ti aot aU t has a one-piece , welded steel ad aafetp gleet, to drive at orrcante Its safety ngdwapaetrsled miles aa boar, bay My car at. the, Ford V-8. YOUR DID DEALER, Cap Wm hr--gb (Memel ' >*4M Crejni- to tdknwf Ard- fim. - I CIA II** S RADIO #ROCRAM-- ~ ~ - '"I' ' mm71Z Crnea. , Candidate Visits. . _. Miss Loretta Fought, violinist, ac sicians. Each section performed Its Kuo--ship o'- Joy: 8:30, vio rnd companied by Dorothy Slscho, play ed two solos: "Cavotte" and "Bo lero" (Bohn). Miss Fought Is a versatile studen; of music, playing also the trumpet In the band. She haa a clear, atrortg tone, her bowing la excellent, arid she plays with tyle and aseurnnce.. There wu a buret of applause as the curtain rose on the band, which literally filled the large stage. The white dress and the gleam of light part with distinction, giving finish and unity to the whole. . The Peninsula Arts Association, with the co-operation of the board of education, hae been particularly interested In promoting a move ment for better mueio In the public schools, and If Monday night's per formance la representative of what haa already been accomplished, this community haa every reason to have high hopes for the future. ....... Thii CommunityHade; |:U, Beys' trie. alto. KliX--Dleee 6:30. blocks; 8:80, XiUdin. . . KrA--Cbrletlen Rclence;-1:15, Rtudlou 1:10, Concert dleee; M:45, Dleee. Ernest E. Williams, of San Jose, to 70 A. M. KTAB--Prayer; 9:80, Talk. . Republican candldate for congren KFItC--Kound Townera; 9:tl, Book frem this district, was In Palo Review; Won*. t;IO, "Blues": ,. :<!, - Tony Alto yesterday afternoon visiting Kh)-9:15. Talk; 9:30, Trotter; 0:45, Organ. News, Glob* friends here and on .the*.Stanford Kfio--Words and Music; 0:15. Break fast Dull; 8:30, Heelpea; 9:46, News S:Ro, Tenor. . campus. He Is endorsed by five Republican county central commit Kt.X--Him*., 0:00.- Clink. . tees. "' KVA--9:16. t'rudence Walts ,<tlM-i. I'enny; 9:30. A graduats of Stanford with'the class cf 1917, Williams took his Hurry! Savings End Saturday! SPRING BRIGHTEN UP EVENT KTAB--Plano; 10:15, Talk; 10:46. Discs. Discs; 10:80, J.D. "degree'`at- the-university--in 1920. ". KFItO--Just Plain Blit; 10:16, Talk; During the World War he saw 10:3o, rootle Hiring*. Kf'O -- Cookery; vi0:46t Flashes." feHture: 10:86C "Fashion Comedy, service In the army aviation,corps, and he Is now a- lieutenant of the tenor; Ions. Hongs. naval reserve. . > .. . * .1. C. PLNTNLY A Real Buy! Sh ir w ik -Wil l ms ENAMELOID COUPON This coupon snd 12c will pure hies alTo can of ENAMELOID. Nama___ Address , Quick drying -- for furniture ana wood work. 22 bright colors. Re. 27c sen ' Event Specie! ^ limit--I cen I / A to < cectemcr | V S-W LINOLEUM VARNISH Dex restores and preserves linoleum beauty. 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