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^AOSTWO PAILV PALO ALTO TTME8, PALO ALTO. CALn'OBNTS. THURSDAY. KVKWTWO^ MAY 84.1P 32SCH0URSHIPS ARE AWARDED " ' r. -OMING > EVENTS CHARLES B. REEL -Neti)s- Briefs- DIES HEM Will Exhibit at Dog Rkow--Ar thur C. Wyqnan of Moody road, Los Alio*, will exhibit 1*0 of Dig Irish AFTERNOON WIELD DEW STOC1CMAR QUOTATIOl Thirty-two idilinhlp ivtrta il Stanford University war* an* Thursday. 7:9t p.m.--Meeting of nouneed 1(4*7 from lb* offtc* ol adult women1* swimming data at President-Ray Lyjvan Wilbur, fob towtof recommendation by lb* Palo Alto Klgb School. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.--Debito be- oom*!ttM on KhoUntilp. Tba twaar University of British Colum name* of* the aehclarehlpa . .thalr. recipient! fellow: Byrne: Franses W. Burk* Barbara/U. Break. and and bia and Stanford University on "Resolved, that tha English syetam of education la a batter sys tem than tha American system a Cay aa^ Odary*. XJIItaa Hurwtta.' Class of lltti Jnhn A. Loomis. Convert*: Merton N. D'Evelyn, Dcnald C, Kerr,- WCUam D, Mur a preparation Lllilt Theatre, Thursday. 3 ing of Court for life" Stanford Free to tha public. pjn,--Social matt Padre Palou, No phy, Claranc* ML Tinsley, Jr, Jo aph A. Vlgna, and Fanlta E. 1038, Catholic Daughters of Ameri ca, in pariah houat of St. Themes Following an Illness of several mcriths, Charles B rteel, 77, passed away this afternoon at tha Mari posa Hotel. 915 Emerson street, of which h* <ii proprietor. Arrangements aiH being mad* for a private funeral. Surviving him ate his widow, Mrs. Leah Reel, a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Ryder of San Joaa, and granddaughter, Marcella Ryder. The late Mr. Reel was a native cf Amador county. Since 1904 he had lived In Palo Alta Genius In GarretYoakum. . Aquinas Church. . omitENckeyt Claud* P. Callaway and * Friday, * am. to pm.--First day of two-day rummage sale con: Day Gone, SwainJohn D. IJuasell. Dodds: #Arvld T. Tontelh and dueled at 241 Hamilton avenue by ~ Tells StudentsLouta 8. Taoutanuvaa. ' woman of ~FTFI!--Preibyrerta n TO! EMBEDDunns Jana* a^ McCormick. Jr Flak: Harry 1. Dunkelberger. Cardlnar: Winifred Lemkau. Harris: Anion M. Badouh, Jr, Hlflay: Gtcrg* C. Downing. Manorial: Edward C Llndblom Mata: Jamaa O. Berherlry, Moor*: Charlaa N. Paxton Newell: Robert R. Oroa and Praaten K. Muleahy. Seale: Clair* E. Mitchell, Louis and Sarah Sines: Wlllli mar Leslie and Jack M. Pop*. Stanford Woman** Club of Ban Francisco: Elisabeth'Forbes. True: Gilbert N. Holloway, Agnes Welker* David J. Far bar. Charles H. Shumate and Edwin E. Huddlaaon, Jr. Church. Friday, 10 n.m, to Noon--Meet ing of horn* Hardening data at Community Houa*. Lecture plant peata and dlaeass by H. A. Tibbetts, spray expert. Those at tending ar* Invited to taka sped- mane. Friday, 1 pjn.--nagular masting cf Lea Lomltaa Parent-Teacher Association at Laa Lomltaa School. Installation of ofricera and ra ped* nf oommltt** chairman, Friday, I p.m.--Meeting cf Ann Brennan Guild cf First Prssbytartan Church at horn* of Mrs. J. Cl. Cauaay, 1004 Emaraon street; assisting hoataaa, Mlsa Sarah Sor rells. Friday, 7:M pjn.--Entertainment "The day of the genius In tha irarret Is gone," Dr. Robert Ecklea Swain, head (if the chemistry department of lUanford University, made that ntateihent to a group of eludenta iratherad on tba campus last night lo learn from him tha requireinenta and opportunities for ma jor* In cheptlstry and physics. Tha occasion was tha 14th and closing talk of a aarlaa given during win ter and spring quarters under ousplce* of the vocational guliJ* t nc* committee headed by Dr. C. Gilbert Wrenn of the registrar's itaff. "Scientific men now have to co given by Christian Endeavor So- operate with others,** Dr. Swain Rowell To Lecture clety of Menlo Park Praabytertan THurch aL~lKI~hdretninvir'of-- raid. "They need skill plus perJ.anutv. Look In the looking glass Twice At StanfordChester Rowell, aditor and pub licist, will apaak on tha aubjact of "Disarmament" In room 214 of the Stanford hlatory dapartmant next Monday afternoon from 1 to ferlng. Candy on aal*. Friday, 7:4* pjn,--Town Mealing at Community House. Speaker, Prof. Theodora J. Krapa of Btan ferd Oraduat* School of Business. ones In a while Your personal jippearance, as well at your ability to express yourself In correcl and <lcar English, are Invaluable aids to auccaia." Dr. Swein predicted that, like 2 o'clock. . Topic, "Danger Spots In the Pres the great Industrie* of Europe, wolfhounds at tha Del Monts Ken nel Club Show, to be Tiald Sunday on the Del Monts Hotel grounds where animals from a wide area -are to be entered. The dogs Wy man Is planning to show ar* Flan- ` After a ahorlllLniaarUrr.Muriel Olund, 30, passed away this morn ing In lh* Palo Alto Hospital. Funeral services. will be held Saturday "Iftornoon at 2 o'clock na of Amblialds (tomsleH and Crsgwood. Prince of Orangs (mala I, bath of which hav* already won blue ribbons , ,. at the Tlnnsy.Funeral Ham*. Cre mation will be in Alta lfeia Memorial Park, Surviving ar* her husbknd. Har ry Olund, and a son, Harry Jr. Man Hit By ar--Manual Tmaez, The deceased was the daughter Mayfield, was treated In the Palo of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Peecadero. She was a Stasia of native, of Alto Hospital late yesterday after Half Moon Bay.' noon for abrasions Incurred when he was hit by the car operated by Mrs. C. A. RIs, 8an Francisco, on El Csmlno Real near the Orov* Auto Camp, according to Informa tion obtained today. Arabldn Sheik to Glv* Talk -- Raphael Emmanuel. Chaldean na tive who la billed as "a real sheik of Arabia," will talk tomorrow night In tha' Ravanawood Bohool. under auspices of the Eaat Palo Alto Orange,.tolling lh* "Slory of Mesopotamia," He will also relate experiences among lh* "cut throat" tribes, and tell of tha customs In his country,' The admission charge will ba 19 cents for adult* and 10 csnla for nhllrtrsn. Tha .mealing opana si I o'clock. Members of lh* board of gov ernors of the Stanford Union yes terday afternoon voted thalr ap proval of expenditures not to ex ceed 129,000 for Improvement* on the Union "cellar," hr restaurant The money will be spent.for addi tion of a large sun room at the north tnd of the preaenlfcbulJding to aooommodat* crowds at rush periods. Kitchen spaos will be ex tended for Installation of*addltlon- Stanford B. O, T. t\ EraJeed-- The Meld artillery unit of the Stan ford University Raasiv* Officers Training Corps has bean given the rating of "excellent" by the United States Army, according to word re ceived today from Gen. Malln Craig by Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Stanford pniioeni. al dish washing machines. At present the plana for th* new construction and ramodsliag ars till In preliminary stages. Con struction cannot start until detailed plans are worked out, It Is pointed out. Prof. William- B. Owens, chair man of the Union Board of Gov ernors, explained that tn* adJItMlir Tree* Planted on Campus--Stan ford University students employed under tbs CWA program hav* com pleted the planting of 300 small live oak tress and numerous shrubs hav# been mad* necessary by the increase In the number of tromtn students, anticipation of a larger enrollment-next fall and eramped apace in the present kitchen. --Tba stock, quotations, gtvei ar* the day's floats for Na and Include San Francisco i up to 1 30 p.m.: 9u fnaelsM _ Crown Zetlarbach com 8'4 Pacino ass k e com n. Pacific Gas jref 4a 21S< Pacific Pub pref l'A.' Standard Oil of Cal 1214. Transamerlca 4, New York Amarlcan Tal `k Tel J13 American Can P2VBendlx Kit. Borden Milk 24^. California Packing 10%. Du Pont 82%. - General Motors U%. r . International Tel k Tel 1 Kennecott IfU. Montgomery Ward ^4%. Southern Cal Edison 14% Southern Fsclflo 24%. Studshaker 8. United Aircraft 21. United States Steal 40. STOCK AVERAGES (Copyright, 1934, Standar tlatlca Co.) ^ 1 Today 80 Industrials .... ..........Ml 20 Railroads .................411 90 Utilities .................... 44 7 90 Total .V................. 74 t BOND AVERAGES 30 Industrials ...* ... 82 1 30 Railroads .................84 3 20 Utilities .................... 88 9 60 Total ........................ 89 9 Wheat and Coro Futon CHICAGO. May 24 Hiclose:- May WV JJJiy 88%' September I9K to. 89%. u Corn close: May 90%, Jul to 93%, September 94% to 9 Markets at a CHaticw On tha following Monday afUr- ent Economic Situation.** Fra* to lutur* boards of directors of major In the Stanford Arboretumv re NEW YORKv Mpy 24 noon be will discuss ' JJebf*'"' lh* public. industrial corporations ars going placing trses destroyed by severe Stocks steedy, Isajqr* to Tbaa* maellaga will b* open to Friday, S pjn.--Talk by Raphael to demand that buslnsec b* direct frosts of two yeers ago. dull trading. Bonds steady, lh* public. Emmanuel, "sheik of Arablp," In ed In part by man who ar* aelan- governments improve, Ravanawood School, under auspices lirically so eoundly trained that Weoden Fxpectod Back--Harry steady, epeclaltlee firm. , I cf Eaat Palo Alto Orange: ad they understand fully the under Weedsn, Menlo Park city council (Contluusd from Bags One) exchanges steady, changes r mission for adulta 19 cants, chil lying chemical and physical pro man who haj been attending the Colton quiet, local and i dren 10 cant*. ' cc,,,, tnvot,,d In optr.llcn o( th. ] ' 'atlv# Sons of when it was ordered closed to Itin sailing, lower cables. Sugar Friday, i:lft pjn. -- Card party . . the Golden West In JUklah, la ex erants last May 1 and re-opened r, steadier spot market, given by 8L Joseph's School stum- ` Men who h.v. don. (horoujh --pected back *a't hhils- hro"mre` lthils* *a'fter- as-a Community Kitchen entirely quiet, poor spet d*jnand> Tit In Cantral-gchoot.-Monlo-Pai nnnn. V _____________ for local people. Chairman, Joseph Moray. Score subjects such as physics and cbem- cards, 29 cants. litry ar* going to find mors and Friday, 8:30 pjn.--Cesium# dance more opportunities to serve in lh* given by Las Lomltaa Paranl- readjustment of Industry to new Teachar Asaodatlon In Las Loml- orld condttlona, the speaker STRIKE RIOTS In a&Tition Eo fedwarns IHF rateAGO, . crew consisted of Frsd Kern and steady, rally by oosn, Corn . William Perry, office; Nat Brewer, government sponsored buyin, and Charles Brown, yard crew; tie heavy, steers fully steady Pet* Shea, Kitchen; Jack Smith Hogs steady, five cents lew- tas School. Admission, 19 cents. pointed out. Friday, 1:90 pjn.--Whlsl party * The addition of on* or more (Continued torom Pag# One) and1 Frank Williams, salvage de 33 40. partment; Jack `Davl*t truck . given in Native Sons' hall by Ta- years of study in the Graduate driver, and Jamas Moran, shoe wmnka Council, No. 191, Dagra* cf School of Business waa pointed out an attempt by longshoremen tc maker. Pocahontas. Score eprda, 29 cent*. as on* possible avenue to success prevent the loading of two ships Moran will be retained, John Poultry, Butti ACMF QUALITY HOUSE PAINT Nt u f t i . ti- lr -.s |>i r y,if (I BALANCED FORMULA Palo Alto -Paint.Co.. *2500 Short business session for nomina lit the managerial field. Speaking her* 1st*'today. stated, and the department will WBONB80AY, MAY 2t, t tion cf officers at 8 o'clock. sipeclslly to chemists and physic- Saturday, 9 ajn. to 8 pjn.--Rum li.ta, Dr. Swain added that the (By the- Associated Press) operate under a co-operative plan The FsCerei-atst* Mscaei Bervie* eueteii S Ow P for the benefit cf the Women's - 8. P, Prle* \ mage sale at 241 Hamilton ave Graduate Schools of Business at National guard troops, Gashing Service League, local chapter of ' Live nue, conducted by Women's Asso harvard and Stanford offered exciation of- First Presbyterian optional opportunities to students. rifles and machine gur.a. went Into action today against strike disor th# Red Cross and the Community Kitchen. Expenses of maintaining Leghorn Broilers, ti ll lbs. per doa... l^shorn broilers to 11--I(c Church. City Bankruptcy ders In two sectors. tha shoe department will be abared ll lbs. per do.. . Ohio guaroemen war* called, out equally by all three in exchange Leghorn Brollers 13 34 lbs, per dos.... lie ISd Speaker- Ditcuse .Kindergarten Aim* --Mtif Evelyn- Chaateen of Oak land, president of lh* State Kin dergarten Association, and Mra. Mary Stafford, also of Oakland ind corresponding secretary Qf the asocialIon, ware guests al re cent meeting of local kindergar Measure Signed WASHINGTON. May 24, (J*-- ITealdent Roosevelt today signed the municipal bankruptcy bill to allow scaling down of city obliga tions. H* also approved a bill ] bsrallzlng naturalization and cltItenahlp laws, particularly relating 1) women. to restore order si tba Toledo plant of tM Electric Auto-Lit# Company, where a **rtoa cf riola raged through the nlglit At Minneapolis three regiments of militia were mobilized to pre vent further outbreak* in- the truck drivers' elrlke, Tha Toledo turmoil was marked by pistol ihotr, flying brlok and tear gas. Some 3,000 striker* and for ahoe repairing aervlc*. Ufhnrn Frrera. up Since May I when the Commu nity , Kitchen was established a lo J lbs................. Colored Fryers, t%- I ibe. ................... Ik H-- lie total of 2.32S meals have * been Celored Fryers Over eerved up to May 23. Of th* total 2,020 were served to local people y lbs. .................... Colored Rnutira IV Over 4 Ibe. ........... is--lie 28--21c The dally average of people fed Over I lbs............... 2t--23c at the Kitchen is 3<h Legltura Here, ell slip...............................-- Colored Hen* Under Rainfall 1i General 4 Ibi, .................... . is-: Onmred Rena I Ibe, Along Pacific Coait and over ..... ,u> l.egflore .Hsosiere.,, ten teachers held at the Corner WALLACE F.NDS TRIP . their supporters stormed the plant Colored Roneters....... Hods* her*. Mtse Chasteen characterised kin dergarten as "an tnsurancs to the child against himself, against un serviceable habits and attitudes GALLUP, N. M.. May 24 I.T)-- , and kept 1.900 amplcyes Imprison- Secretary or Agriculture Henry ed in il all night. Police and Wallace today completed a closely company guards hurled tear gsa guarded visit to New Mexico which bomba at the rioters, but the was understood her* to have In crowd held its gtound and In SAN FRANCISCO, May 24 (JR-- Toung Duck a .... gtiuabs, ill els**.... .ix> 20--JJo Light' rainfall occurred today along FCseona all else* the Paclf!e coaet, and the weather bureau hare forecast occasional' per doa. ............... Dnmeetle Bibblta Under I Ibe. ...., 111 fi < 9--10c precipitation for California, Oregon Domeaii* flabMia which will Interfere with his growth a* a happy, wall rounded, astf-rsllsnt personality." She be lieves the near future will find cluded visits to th* Zunl Indian Reservation and to El Morro Na t ona| Monument. . creased In numbers. Many parsons wars Injured, sev eral requiring hospital treatment. Th* troops at Minneapolis were and Washington tomorrow. Casualtie* Heavy I Ibe. and over.*. Tvrkeya young ions, under IT Iba. ..... Turkey^yonng Isas tc - h lodergartene abandoning the In .Ballivian Fightneme. whlch to many uninformed people pictures a place' where children play all day, and become an Intogral part of the public adu- fttlenftl system with every child passing through Its dsvelopmsntal program. . . The meeting adjourned following appointment of a cemmitts* of five FILIPINO OFFICIAL DIES MANILA, P. I., May 24 lAt-- Cataltno LaVadla,. former under secretary of commerce of Mexico, died her* today. Ha was a legisIni bva tax expert for the Philip* pines and Idviidf to Manuel Roxis, former speaker of th# Insular house, when he headed th* 1933 in dependence mlaaion to Washington. called out as a precautionary mea sure when the striking truck driven rejected- s_eet`Jmsnt pro posed by the Regional Labor Board. Th* strikers agreed, howvsp, to i 34-hoaf exlbnskn of th* Irucs which WBUId, hav sx* plrsd lest night Congressman Arreatod Congressman Francis Shoemaker -- LA-PAZ--Bolivia. M.v a, (m-- More than 4000 Paraguayans were killed and 13,000 wounded In a tiollvltn eounltr *lUek before Fori Balllvlan, according to aA dfflclil dispatches today. rurkeys, young bens -- TurSeye. old liea*.. -- Turkeys, old toms.. -- -----------M--A--RaKu1T7TaPnR_I_C_i_a__k Butter--M acore.Jlo per r USB Cl, B. Extras, Mediums, 14%o, M Girl Scout Troop 'to make plana lor fall meetings of the local group. Committee mem Ha* Week-End Tripbership I* aa follows: Mr*. Wilbur QUEZON IN HOSPITAL MANILA, P. J., May 24 (JPBanuel Queson, president of tha Bolton, thalrman; Mrs. John Car- Philippine senate, entered a Man ter^FortL^MIa* Paulin# O'Connai, ila hospital today for observation Mias Jan* Lyon and Mrs. Made (Farmer-LaborI, ons of thoa* ar rested In Minneapolis riots, was cjnvlctod last night of disorderly conduct and ordered to pay a fin* of 390. or serve 10 day* (a jail. Sentence Was stayed. ___Jonta, eNeellv* today. followei Large, la ease* ........................ Medium. Jn case* ................... Girl Scouts^f Troop 10 ara look- 1amslt, In__c_a__s_e_s__ ...................... Ing forward to another outing _______ _ _