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"You must wear light shoes in ease you slip over-board, for you couldn't do a thing with requested to Mrs. C. H, Hamilton (Burlingame 5856). person m boots!" And the eoidl There is aome- D1L BAILEY COMING "tHThg'lbdUrtKS "FMinJnirM'BF"' flea longitude and the sun from' '30 ybrds"on *away from "Shore," where it turns. colder than Greenland. That, of course, is why hc-ise experienced men were zippered up in staunch leather or water-proofed jackets, com plete y Iamb lined, and with wool shirts under that. And the Dr. Irving W. Bailey of Cam bridge.., Mass*..who. is_ to*,be a member of the summer faculty at Stanford University, and his friend. Dr. Richard Goodwin, of Rochester, N, will arrive in June to make their headquar ters at the Klngscote apart ments. invitation of Dr. Ann Alter1 to have a picnic meeting at her home In Los Altos on May Mrs. Sophia McPherson U to be .in. chaigc-ot-iclieslunents and Mrs. Ehrman, of transportation P.-T/AV BROADCAST .......... SET FOR TOMORROW The fourth In its series of ra dio programs on "Human Rela tionships" will be presented un der auspices of the Sixth Dis trict, California congress of Parents and Teachers, tomor Wednesday, April 26, in the Los Altos Scout Hall. Proceeds will be used to defray part of the cost of a neon sign Installed by -thtt-assoehition -at Mfttrr antt "Surr Antonio road several months ago. - ........................... - -......... Mra. .George. Fvillrldo and Mrs, Denver) Groff, In charge of ar rangements, promise games for those who do not play cards, ami old-fashioned refreshments. High School Auditorium. More than 75 pupils win appear in numbers for which the accom panists will bo Edith Harding ami-Betty Chadw' ' The Palo Allans in the group will be Kloise Taykrr Ruth Nlebgl, Jean Stuart, Nancy Tootz, Louise Daggett, Maryetta and Marjorie Fagan, Lenor* Taylor, Nancy Whitaker, and Claire Carlton. women too, of course, And when 1 ventured something about pretler colors than all that tan --whit a razzing I had to take. X car see that deep sea fishing Is a serious sport with no room for aes`hetics in it. And it evi dently is one place where slacks have the undisputed "aye'' -- whatever the scales say! They tell me (these fishing, experts) that women can do a CATHOLIC WOMEN TO HEAR TALK |Y FATHER DONOHUE Capitol, Labor, and the Cath olic Church" will be ihe topic for a lecture to be given by the Rev, Father Hugh Donohue of Saint Patrick's Seminary for members of the Catholic Women's Club of Santa Clara County at a meet ing next Wednesday, April 28, at ' o'clock. row afternoon at 4.15 o'clock over station KQW, "The Family As a Consumption Unit-- Some of XU Buying Problems," will be the topic. Mrs. Sarah Dowdle, associate professor of home economics at San Jose State College, will be the speaker. BRIDGE GROUP TO MEET WITH MRS. WHITAKER Mrs. Douglas M. Whitaker will ettMn.lSf . (Continued on Page 8) entertain the bridge section of NATIVE DAUGHTERS the Stanford Faculty Women's PLAN CARD PARTY Club at her home, 444 Churchill A card party will be given avenue, next Wednesday after SSS?-" Tuesday evening, May 2, m Na noon at 2:30 o'clock. All mem tive Sons' Hal! by the Palo Alto bers of the Faculty Women's Parlor 229, Native Daughters of Club are invited to make up $WPU' the Golden West. tables. . Demonstration Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday--April 24, 25 and 26 WEDGE MOP by Mias E. M. Maya a factory representative of the Rubon Products Co. ft* sttM-lSE-r ^SnrH^W-'sn - *-1 X"'SXJi.KV-'-'i' ZXZfZX"**** Blame-?, J fof maw** *2*w* s QUARTS ft > WCH AMO S3'9 i *4My M r"* *:iw tola**- "u * P5- 4? Print tfw~Pirif Xritr A*k h*fnh)njMticntmi>*vy^bfyC4jrpti^t fefe lay iha N < rr*st JrMlutfrt IA& W mafarlaJ and tint p*ym*nt in> dua unit* 10 tfayi altar th* to coenubtrit........................... Pal o Al t o K ar d w ar eCo . j DU! 41781