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Ugh printed will be on sale soon down "pretty well filled," according to ; to town and at school, and will cost Superintendent Albert M. Davis, of 40 cents each, says Lucy. and there is po room for addi nge The jinx will be the first in tional children unless some drop atlc two years. out. ----------- v----------- .s of Bright costumes, tapping In heels, and jingling music Poster contestbrought a touch of the old world to Paly High yesterday, has new divisionwhen 10 members of*the Fri miracle wall day evening folk dance class for servicemenat the "Community Center en finish rightinic for bevith the over wallpaper>rd- by tertained the student body. Lt. Edward' Carpenter, who started the folk dancing craze at the Center five years ago, served as master of ceremonies and called the square dances. He had arrived home at 10 o'clock the previous evening. The five couples taking part were Piet Bol and Virginia De Long, Ken Ballard and Gerrie Three special art scholarships have been set aside for service men in the 1045 Victory Poster Contest of the Latham Foun dation for the Promotion of Hu mane Education, the organiza tion announces. Another is being awarded in the Mackay division for handi capped contestants. esi- De Long, Buck Pinkerton and As usual, 25 art scholarships Marion Steele, ..Pete Kelgard will be given as supreme prizes the and Nancy Sharp, Klaas Bol in the annual poster contest. los- and Barbara Cabbage. These are made possible by the and ear Virginia, Nancy and Klass arc 1044 graduates now attend ing Stanford. cooperation of leading, art, schools In tho United States and Canada. : to to une Final plans have been drafted for distribution of honor cards to reliable seniors, Chester Wrucke, chairman of the senior honor The contests have been con ducted over a period of 20 years to emphasize kindness to ani mals and stimulate art educa to card committee, has announced. These cards can be used as tion. Anyone In this community who hall passes and excuses for ab is Interested In winning either ilar sences, he explained. They may a scholarship or one of the 217 be revoked at any time, he prizes In War Stamps and War warned, if the student falls to Bonds may obtnln full details by keep up the standards required. writing to John de Lemos, Box hner Seniors wishing cards may se cure applications early next month, and if these are passed 1322, Stanford University. ----------- V----------- of by the committee and -faculty, Hanna to attendthey can be used about two dgh weeks later. meetings in EastlUS The committee consists of five 1. QHiepmovmimrtWWfi,MMil wall* aad ctIVfiiyf, wailbecrg, fceiMMf wefli. t at i m. ling stu tter. Renn," mer ONE COAT ENAMELat 435 seniors elected by the senior council form a group nominated by the commissioners. Members are Maurice Bohne, Gwen Fowler, Randy. Hudson, Barbara Work ing, and-Chester Wrucke. Faculty advisers are Mrs. Edith-Duncan, attendance clerk, Dr. Paul R. Hanna, professor of education at Stanford Univer sity, left today for Battle Creek, Mich., to attend the quarterly meeting of the W. H. -Kellogg Foundation to be held October 30 to November 1. He Is a mem and Miss Ruth Collins, senior ber of the Advisory Committee counselor. on Education of the foundation. * 1 , On November 2 Dr. Hanna Madrono tickets will go on sale will be in New York City to after November 1, according to meet with the editorial board 2.*miIitlKIUIC 5.NO"FAINTT"ODOt 3. DRIES IN 1 HOUR 6. WASHES EASRT 4. MIXES WITH WATER 7-tOVIUtST COIORS 0 ROLL IT ON WITH THE NEW OA* Kem-Tone ROllER-KOATEIt OtT For furniture* the Anne Mosher, editor of the year of "Building America," a civics woodwork, wallet book. Students may buy full pay magazine widely distributed and laluse, dal i of i. ited craAlto Two business sites>vie, change handsem- ment tickets for $2.25 or pay $1 now and the remainder in the spring, she explained. Jim Marquis and Missy Huston will conduct tho ticket sale drive. Page layouts are completed, and bindings are being consid ered at present. ----------- V-l--------- each month In secondary schools throughout the nation. The Stanford educator plans to spend November 4-0 In Wash ington, D. C., conferring with offlcinls of the National Associa tion in his capacity as member of the editorial boards and exe cutive committees of several NEA publications. ' He will be back In San Fran cisco in time to attend a meeting arty Bale of the store building and on November 10 of the aviation wn- lot at 533-35-37 Emerson street committee of Governor Warren's toy*. Entmclold covert solid with 891 coat. * Many lovely _ _ ` colore. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms ENAMELOID PALO ALTO HARDWARE CO. University at Bryant Phone 4178 tlon by the Ward Investment Com newly-creatcd California State and pany is on record in the county Reconstruction and Re-empioyirds, recorder's office in San Jose. The ment Commission. purchasers are Mabel E. Kimball, Dr, Hanna is on leave this Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms W'-'i Pa in t s arty Bessie K. and Elizabeth A. Nell- quarter from the School of Edu Political Advertisement ent- sen. cation. Select yours at.... Your s dawn i * IT * NC * N( * N ( Weir P Amazin every s yours a 0j Give Generously to the National War Fund RIGHi S td is thi * V/J PAVE YOU h/O Before the J f"U 0.V.F04 T la Paving, Haulii Talo f Political Advertisement PROPOSE Unfreezes the Office of th State, Treasurer, Superlntei Lieutenant Governor from I 36 years ago. Practically no opposition a zens and the following orgai CALIFORNIA STATE ( STATE FEDERATK COMMONWEALTH CLUB LEAGUE OF Cl c and m VOTE "YES" /4k k c u k c Ck $ a