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Clara Catholic Cemetery yesterday granddaughter, a grandson Robert Gordon's scoopes the field again-- ir&noher, fose area died sud- with full military honors, following celebration of requiem mass at Drown, all of Ssn Jose, and a this time, bfliigiog San Jose a brother, W, S Phillips of Fori $13-95. seveu-wuy floor lamp, for Scott, K*na, .......................... only $7,851 tiller SI Holy Family Church. Yea, $7 85 brings IUh lovri* Six Moffett Field sailors served as pallbearers while a Marine Five Nurses Astegid platoon acted as a guard of honor. Association Meeting lamp Into your home. It is richly fiDlshad 9n simulated bronse. wit* roHirble base and lovely vlnyto* j itoaile! An Ideal gift item, aud to, A firing squad and bugler rendered Five San Jose nurses are attend-* j yeaf'ewn home! final salutes to Foster who was s inf the annual convention of toe 7hb is being offered to acqueh i veteran of World War II. California Nurses Association which you with Gpfd&ft'S lower prices, -'A native uf-Wrihr-Wallar-Waslhr rptom. unMte^L imh e . p u l , fiesta t^jrrshtsPJaS#, Flomise fm voi psy oalv Foster leaves his widow, Ruse Aon,, Kedlker, Lucille -Sser *ad Mt&. $7,05 with your account at Gor and an infant son. Le Roy Foster, Esther Baughman;. don's, Psy Just 25 cents dawn, Jr. He was the adopted son of The agenda Includes better dis then 25 cents a week! Gordsn'i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russo, of Coper* tlno, and Ihe son of Jasper Foster* of Portland, Ore. tribution of nursing service, eco 16 East Sss Antonio. Next to nomic security for nurses, and pro Owl Drug! vision for nursing ears ife prepaid OPEN THURSDAYS TIL NINE medical cars plans. O'CLOCK*?* I1L1 feats producer to eoasomer. Saw or pastear* Bed. Cash and g&e carry. Oosrt >. ` QQISm WEST ABftY AJmadss Be* near Males tosf. eam sara&KWs,tr*tewi?# ** mv k ** to ibras&h^-^qtifolkl esll TMGfetoiy* "MisSj?" id too reaas..Cta&fofHggCwapfcwr #m tm- si zm ? P. M. ninei OM l iURE.. ,KSN*SM0dTH g CHEST SHEETS >77 or luxury sheets st i luxury price! Then ` k at Wards famous Chest" sheets of lity, silken-smooth muslin! They're ng and woven of <f cotton threads to inch. 81x108 ins. s save i YOU MIY fffytetf Iy mm! Uttag m o feidgetf TU, i, Ix Eb s b k M offs* the thrifty* e&sy way to make DhTtofegasw li.tusfeo'esado! Dress up kitchen woodwork, esih* lasts.. i fumifero. Che up bathroom waik. Make . them ajarkle with ose easybrushsag *eeat of T Qt SnameloidL It dries qmdtly. Gives a SustnKu, smooth sorfaeo that tesisfa dirt sad stslasi, washeso^Jy.Bleh sskm Mkg the spsrkSe of yoetb ts walk, woo&rosk &^ag ftsaitsss &s4 miihSss* fSSSBS Sssssfiw-W*!!**** Iff ISM gapmr.MMioMblai y bbSb s k e , tfJS.it mrsnTM* ges il Jn L"KSd -Bed.] kthwaBjESf*!' 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San Jose I Miss Ulla Mills, secretary of missionary education and service Qn Araiie of toe WSCS, told delegates that AU stores It costs seven times as much to maSntilh missionary work in the postwar world. . She entflned a plan for esiahUshment pf s new school to he Merchants As will regain Day, Nov. 11 yesterday at prayer In e Metoodbt mission seboat In Hiroshima by toe drop ping of toe atomic bomb. A pageant, ' We the Peoples of the United Nations," written and directed by M<es Edith ?!.rmb of ifo*e, :* -g^sscnlett by wsaren. Gelvary Church,. H fold fo* ifary if xisc tl-nllsd. dridsfod ton variowA 0s { m rgestiiln A- ymaift-cfeftlf' dlveeled .by Mis. KarjSKT Mfip^ses, s c ^j j ss- b? Mra. Jefoe^ Streyer fpr- the amrifri bRAkgraund. Mrs. RcclcrW eohnson presMeil at toe conference. Mrs 'Waitcr Jobn &hcmtn, president of tlic Woman's Society of the First Meth odist Church, was in charge of ar rangements Mrs. Howard Christman was or ganist, and Mrs. Merlin Jackson led the songs. SOI SStitlesgto Enter Asmiml TwoDay Retreat SANTA raiABA* Get. 28. -- Classto and acUvttlee at University; of Santa Clara will be suspended Thursday and Friday while stu dents and faculty members make toolr annual retreat under leader ship of Ute Rev. Zacheus Maher, S- J, former president of toet[ (Mverrity. The retreat, which began today, includes a series of two lectures each morning, two each afternoon and1 one In toe evening of each day. The lectures are interspersed with Bossry and Benediction and Sta tions of the Cross in too Mission Chapel, frith periods of meditation Jn between Mt. View C&amJber Names New Director MOUNTAIN VIEW, Oct. 22.-- Mrs. A. O, Jepson, president of Mountain View Women's Club, has been named a director of the Chamber of Commerce succeeding Del Logos, reaJsned. Pat Gometi, Chamber seeretery, announced to day. , . Mrs. Jepson has assured toe Chamber tost some member of toe Women's Club will be la etten- d&nes si each of the C-hafStse?:* weekly litoritctm meetings IsilS each Monday at Hortnao's Cafe. as Im wi km m WALL 1S7 PMloni PilMd fp AU, NEW 1B4T PATTI BRIGHT, CHBBRFUI. 1 FORMAL STRIPES EASY-TO-HANG PLAK SPC ASBY ALL-OVER : RESTFUL BBBROOM I e CLGSSy, WASHABLE AUTHMTIC WOOD RSPRODUenONS 9 1 IMITATION GRASS ( BORDERS TO MATCH ML AT WALWi H - Ui S. SANTA' CLARA