Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

-f" -U- OAKLAND TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1934 PROBE ling of the so-called "girl mart" case, his secret service expenditures and most of the personal of himself and his family. D. ILL. A. SWELTERS MOBILIZED Installments Accepted Now on Delinquent Taxes IN PROGRAM TO BE RESUMED NITIATEAT 32 DEGREES ILL WOMEN WILL BUY NOW UTAH COAL CM In line with the remedial legislation passed by the recent special session of the Legislature, installment payments on delinquent taxes are now being received by Horace P.

Ross, county -a i he announced today. "As soon as we received official confirmation that Governor Merriam had signed the bill, we began to operate under the new law," Auditor Ross stated. "It affords a distinct relief that the -general public, particularly those unable to pay up their back taxes in full, should know about." and the taxes themselves are payable In full or in-annual installments at an interest rate of seven per cent per annum beginning July I 1. The only proviso is that if pay-I ment is in installments no installment may be less than 10 per cent of the total back taxes due, and that the current year's taxes must I be paid in full before the final de-I linquent date which for this fiscal year is April 20, 1935. After the lat-I ter date old laws again become effective." At the same time there will be no auction sale of property-five 1 years delinquent until on or after LOS ANGELES.

Oct. 1 -UP) Coincident with the return of District Attorney Burton Fitts to his office after a seven weeks' illness, the county Grand Jury announced today it would resume the -investigation of the District Attorney's office. The Grand Jury investigation of Fitts' office, suspended 10 days ago when the jury's special counsel, Clyde C. Shoemaker, was called to San Francisco to defend the Grand Jury's validity before the State Supreme Court, deals with Fitts' hand Berkeley Festival Oct. 5 to Raise Funds Social and Philanthropic Activities LOS ANGELES, Oct.

1. Southern California, sweltering in heat of mjd-Summcr variety, faced the prospect today of more unusually hot weather. The heat yesterday "sent more than 200,000 to the beaches for relief. In Los Angeles yesterday the lowest temperature was 66 degrees at dawn. The maximum, reached at noon, was 92 degrees four degrees cooler tha- Saturday's high -mark.

HAYWARD. Oct. 1. Hay ward Court of Catholic Daughters will initiate sixteen new members tonight at Memorial Hall following a dinner at the Green Shutter Hotel All members of Eastbay courts have been invited to attend. Those present will include Mrs.

Mae Lll-lienthal. Alameda, grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of California, and the Rev. Father Cullcn, chaplain of Catholic Daughters. Mrs. Alice Abbot, regent, of the local court, will conduct the inita-tion workj SMALL 'Am ECC Trices Subject to Change Rhodes Kennedy, Inc.

Build in Mntf-rial. Coal and Wood Furnace Oil. HOlliday 0626 Oakland A lambda Berkeley BERKELEY, Oct. 1. An all-day program will feature the annual "All penalties on delinquent taxes January 1, 1936.

Auditor Ross said. are eliminated under the new law, carnival of the Mobilized Women of Berkeley to be held on Friday, October 5, at the Veterans Memorial Building, Center and Grove Streets a means of raising funds to carry on Americanization, social service 1 EtTT You Get What You Ask For in an Owl Drug Store special WX tinfh Qyy" lowLsmARuB PRICES ff zSLdtS Stores In I WfSfSMi I Adarczod jSsiwL cilr BERKELEY Will Tuesday fllA jgb ALAMEA EMa feslb MfL VALUES mifr SAVINGS Mm I LOTONS CREAMS PERFUMES MM I BEAUTY AIDS SHAMPOOS MmWM Vf DENTAL SHAVING NEEDS- REMEDIES DRUGS SOAPS and philanthropic activities. The carnival, which is city-wide In its scope and interest for women of Berkeley, will include an all-day bazaar, a popular-priced luncheon, dessert bridge party, a Southern dinner and an international program in the varied attractions to be offered visitors. Gay booths, presided over by women in colorful native costumes of many countries, will offer a wide variety of articles for sale, including jams, jellies, cakes, salads, Candies, aprons, towels, fancy articles, white elephant offerings, flowers nd plants. Palmists, graphologists nd numerologists will afford diversion for those interested.

MEALS TO BE SERVED Entire proceeds of the carnival will go to the work of the Mobilized Women, which centers principally round Americanization activities among foreign-born Berkeley Luncheon will be served from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. and dinner from 6 to 8 p.

m. More than 400 Eastbay society women will assemble at 1:30 o'clock for a dessert bridge party, planned as the main attraction of the afternoon. Door prizes will lend interest to the occasion. In the International entertainment to be held in the evening, artiste of many lands will be heard in diversified program. Charles O'Connor, Irish harpist, who sings Celtic and Gaelic ballads In their original form and manner, will be included in the list of artiste.

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