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districts were praised by Kenny for their all-out effort to save the crops. into the armed forces. Since 1938 Mr. Perry has been chairman of the Los Ahgeles takes its place in San county government," tb ployes' association said. Kenneth May and Pettis Perry, both running for state offices, on bTr t h sthe Communist party ticket, will speak here tonight at a meeting in the high school auditorium. Elizabeth M. Nicholas of Moun- county committee of the Com munist party. He was state chairman of the party from Sep tember, 1940, to September of this year. Mr. Perry, born in Marion, Ala., is the author of the pamphlet, To Mr.^and Mrs. Manuf Mountain View, in the Pa Hospital, October 22 at 8:1 "The Negro's Stake In This War." a son weighing 4 poum Running for a place on the ounces. . State Board of Equalization ip 1938 Mr. Perry polled 57,000 To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrei votes. borne, 727 Lincoln avenu< wood Cityv-in the Palo AH Wallace L. Ware, candidate for pital, October*22 at 10"3! attorney general on the Warren- a son weighing- 6 pour Houser-Ware ticket, today an ounces. nounced his endorsement for the office by the United Veterans of To Mr. and Mrs. M. D. the Republic Auxiliary. The en box 861, Menlo Park, In tl dorsement. was unanimous. Alto Hospital, twin dau the first, weighing 7 poi The position of coroner of ounce, arriving at 12:44 MMOfWAUHWSH Santa Clara county is a 24-hour October 22,. and the job and should be handled by a weighing 6 pounds, 5 ounc Palo Alio Hardware man capable of answering calls lowing at 12:50 p. m. at all hours,'Irving E. Minahan Univ.' at Bryant Oial 4178 believes. Mr. Minahan, candidate To Mr. and Mrs: Willi for the office, said today that Rinaman, 728 Tamarac, Sf he asks public support- on the Jospin tho-Palo-Alto H Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms \ basis of' his record as chief dep October 22 at 2:19 p. m,, Pa in t s uty coroner from 1938 to 1940. weighing 7 pounds, 10 our During 14 months^ of that time, aeers STOCI '.................. .... x " NEW YORK STOCK NEW YORK, Oct. 23 (A stock market turned a bl tant in today's late dealing The Year-Round Favorite Restaurant an early swing had land lected rails and industri BLUE PLATE LUNCHEON 45c 11:00 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. DINNER 65c to $U0 11:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. CLOSED TUESDAYS ONLY UNIVERSITY AVENUE AT BAYSHORE -- Phone 8971 d o cf AS i<?/2_ ;(o new high ground for the j longer. The fact the Associated 60-stock average, for the time in the past two weel fablished a triple-top Thi at a new peak slnce last N ber, and was unable to kei lng, _ sermL to_...chlll _tec forces to some extent. To chartists this was a sign caution. The day's volume was a