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Royal Family' as Light Warm-Weather Diversion MEDY SHOWS-ACTORS AT HOME Plans Are Made To Safeguard Food ALIEN FISHING NOT SERIOUS Dr. Carl Hubbs, Stanford grac -jin a report to Ickes yesterday, \i>!ics of Caver dish Clan Are Portrayed Pi; v Opening Tonight at Civic Theatre For Run of Three Evenings INSPIRATION? PERSPIRATION! Talk about players perspir If War Comes uate of the class of 1918 and i o] according to the Associated investigator of M&pk&n flshii g Press, Mr. Hubbs recommended WASHINOTONTicpt, 21 W-- conditions for sfee^etary of -t Leadens of agricultural and food Interior Harold Ickes,- has r processing and distributing in ported failure to find any e' action so that Americans caa re tain control and operation of the red salmon -Industry, . a frothy, and sparkling-~ at the cast dinner given bv Mrs, ather entertaJnmen' -- Louis Stern for cast and produc the audience forget the tion staff of the show, in an ef e--la -The Royal Fam- fort to make up in some way for con.edy whicb-the Palo the canine's bitter slight. rnmunlty Players will Reserved seats for the per n the Civic Theatre to formances tomorrow and Satur morrow night and Sat- day nights may be secured at the ght Edna Ferber and Community Center (Palo Alto Kauffman are the au- 22181). Tonight's house has been almost completely sold out by ih originally presaged the David Starr Jordan Parentnpoan on the fame us Teacher Association. All tickets ec, "The Royal Family" are 50 cents, mly because it pictures stic life of a family of Methodists Plan 1 actors. ,enu three generations `Fall Roundup' hivtndishes. with cen- siage tradition behind A program has been arranged for the -Fall-Roundup" of mem cigalupi ts Tony bers of the First Methodist sucpressiblv Tony, woo Church tomorrow night at 8:30 Hollywood tn a big . o'clock in the church parlors. I layer* have James | Reservations should be made In associate director o* ,advance, as a large crowd ts ex- nn. who has hit fi>fft^d ing for their art! The cast of the Palo Alto Community Players produc tion of "The Royal Family," which opens tonight at the Civic Theatre, know what that means! As the play is set in a wintry November In New York, and the lines allow for no shift Jri season, It is necessary for 'James Bacigalupl as Tony to wear an enormous and com pletely enveloping coonskin coat in the first and third acts. (Incidentally, the script does allow him to take a shower during the second act, and last night at dress rehearsal, he carried out the.lines literally, off-stage, of course, in order to be able to don the unwelcome covering for the last act.) The women in the cast have to wear wool dresses and fur coats, and the other men wear big overcoats. There are sev eral mentions made of thi fire, and of using a hot water bottle. dustries-are working with ad dence of extensive commerc ministration officials on plans fishing there by foreign nation to assure ample food supn/ies at reasonable prices ahotird ` the The job of preparing the Nv United In'war. States become involved York World's Fair was equlvale to building an en%ely new c , Taking the lead in formulat of 800,00 population on an uni ing the program was the Agri habited spot. cultural Advisory Council re cently created by Secretary Wal lace at President Roosevelt's suggestion. The council is com posed of about 30 representa tives of the grocery, milling, clothing, meat packing, banking, transportation, and labor groups. The key to the emergency plans, spokesmen said, will be i "Complete co-operation be-! tween government and various I phases of the clothing and food industries." Secretary Wallace emphasized that the administration hoped to avoid what he called "govern ment regimentation" of the ma chinery of producing and distrib uting supplies. Our San Franclseo Shop offan Peninsula service, for an appointment or Information phone-- 8n Carle* 1057 or Orayaiert* #M8 Nelson Fur Shop *102 l*elk It,, Pranct*** Moke $2.9^Whg of fry ef tbm fvflec flnta and the comhinofkMt and Ktbl* h yotn for 10 mar*t foliar Nr* Prepf*4 "Hevut* feint"-forth A D*k Polni -*D*orw Inaail-- Urwcor floor Inomoi -- Un- Bor. SpotKflN, fvUarpr nd Spee<il VemMtot--MS*** " gl> -- Pw f/oporod FiimS ark ri ndd'.t.iv. to ijreehnKS whl be -xt< :>ded t_- At the same time a justice de iramatic experience the \\ the Rev. Jejsse Lark- Heirloom* Willed partment official said a pehc> il :t zt Jsac.u C-ara ar.d Air,or.x the other . rv'r.s.d the JtwiAstxr.' m whv ha*, i har*<e To Family Friend* cluts tn the cart are ui student and young people's of - potential enforcement'' of anti-trust law's would b<* used to combat profiteering in food Cheeseman of Los / i- work. Both were returned tu the Mr, Dorothy L, Cutting of stuffs as a result of the present rhnt Dean, ex-Lamb's church for another vear by the Redwood City yesterday filed for European conflict. ir in an unwilling rie1 further handicapped erpflual tngenu- wife; fer-s, as Ocar Woi'e, mimager of the CavCH'man Gist, as Perry ifvui salesman suitor of .gest Cavendish; and Kunn of Hillsborough, rt Marshall, South last conference. They and their families will be guests of honor at the reception, Rossi Asked To Attend Transit Parley Friday In a personal letter to Mayor Angelo Rossi of San Francisco probate in Santa Clara County Superior Court the will of her mother, Mrs, Sarah it. Hlpklna of Palo Alto. The document left her gold watch and family Bible to two San Francisco friends. Mabel Willis and Anne Brown, respectively; $100 to Parkslde Community Advent Church of San Francisco; her personal ef This official, declaring the justice department has been, re ceiving about 250 complaints a day, made it clear, however, pre cautions would be started wher ever warranted. It was said alMhe complaints have been on alleged profiteer ing in foodstuffs, notably sugar and flour. emerald king, who Mayor Allen F, Hunt of Burlin fects to her three daughters, ,e Cavendish, premier game today urged him to attend Mrs. Cutting, Mrs. Elsie M. Box- Picnicker* Build Fire of ner day. a joint San Mateo County-San ntlug the two sren*r\he* r~emoved sre Don- Francisco transit meeting to be held in Burlingame Friday at the Burlingame Woman's Club. A .ht V touvion of probhms In the S| nlchl ai Ilranslt llI,e wtil take pIare at thc iMHnr nww. m lmtlgaUo!1 ot the BurilrlRamP * rebellious graui> icily enoueh, M'vt ef-f making her ^ta^e role which portravs Chamber of Commerce. A hun dred or more officials are ex pected at the meeting. ton of San Francisco and Mrs. Helen May Nell of Atherton, and the residue of her estate to her son, J. C. Hipkins, 31, Palo Alto. When you pay 50 cents for a meal, you pay 31) cents-for water. Meat is 75 per cent water, while cucumbers, for one example, are nearly all water. While Home Burn* CUMBERLAND, Md,, Sept. 21 (/?}--Members of the Quy F. Long family hiked Into the woods for a bonfire and wiener roast, but they needn't have i?one so far for their fire. They arrived home to find liv ing room furniture ablaze. BROWN'S 379 University Ave. Palo Alto 9061 .ho was the finest bs th of her time, an usif-fr Miss Flschl fm d'i malic experience in th<*Mrp and table m ns at the University of 'i. er Members Appear * t'avendlsh. beauti'ul ure actress and mitmcniber of "The Royal A'f.a Hliiback is p!?yactress role hrre 6 TINTS At F HOSTINGS h o s u m nuow oASMOC-MiM-aos* ' r appearance in the ) production of "The &Co o k Bo o k i'. ` a number of yes.rs r curne "Ladv Wind*r- an' and "And So to r charter member of r* irganiranon in this | ri WavUnrt, whit picys i rt 'G Dean's wife 1 tlnj, tlie cast ar** Hi R-n as Della, Ed Quirk as F* verin as MrDermf it. r fiiffin as liailboy. Art a chauffeur, Alexanc er as Ounga, and Mai>fl as Miss Peake r actor, FUnk. the shep- beiongit^g to Mr. aid >ry,, is t^ireatening to /era use arfcther dog got in the pa^er as playing Filnk was presented -npi` ia! ic last night Ui.AuuMhhak.tco**it*t*f. *sSiInMi.?m*1i*1*M*0 of AlrtAl NttSf1* l y*4 t MMW1 MN* M*pa 4rwam- AIk****b r* Z^rJK..trd )W g-T, Md --o- Al 'NT JVN7 V, Vox 19. Nvr Yorir City *. I enclose IO in coin and cwfdboaid lic foom top of Spry c *n. Send me U-pg Aunt Jenny