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34 WEDNESDAY EVENING DafelanD Crffcune JUNE 10, 1925 LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. WESTERN AUTO PILE STATES BIFF PEACE PRICE LEGAL NOTICES. is hereby declared to be the district benefited by said work and Improvement and that therefore the entire cost and expense of said work and Improvement shall be and is hereby made chargeable against and shall be assessed upon said district, which district is within th nitv nf Oak COMPANY 1 Oakland Tribune Haw Bros.

5JT Chrohiate IS SUBMISSION France WUling to End War When Islam Agitation Stops, Says Premier. By A. Tj. Bradford UniteA Preti Staff Correipondent. TOULOUSE.

France, June 10 France Is disposed to have peace With the Rifflan warrior, Abd El Xrlm but not so long as the lat' tar battles for Fez and seeks to stir Islam against France. Thus Premier Palnleve de cribed to me today In the dawn before hopping off by air to Mo rocco, his position toward the Rifflan war, which he has set forth to ee with his own eyes. The day that the Riffians re- aonnce their proclaimed intention taking Fez and accept an hon est peace with normal economic relations, with our zone and the natives," Palnleve said, "France will be ready to apply the word of Marshal Lyautey that the enemies Ct today will be the collaborators Of tomorrow." AGITATION MTST STOP. He paused and then with even more emphasis than before he continued: "But peace Is impossible while Xrim has the Intention of causing Jl the Moslem world to rise up and eject us from Africa and-destroy our works there." Then he reiterated what he had already told his deputies In Paris, namely, that France's aim In Morocco Is solely to establish peace without any Intention of taking; "an Inch of territory." explained that he had been tlmiklng for some time of going to Morocco and the fact that he had suddenly taken the decision to fly to the battle ground did not Indicate that the French military Situation there was serious. FRANCE AND SPAIN UNITE.

"A necessary condition for peace In Africa." he said, "is a firm, definite accord between France and Spain. "We are going to establish a blockade of the coast against contraband arms and food supplies for Krim and when this program is fixed, we will take all necessary military and naval measures to maintain the blockade." A Paris dispatch to the United Frees overnight related that parliament members were Inclined to think Palnleve was going to stop the offensive, Just as he halted the Champaign drive in 1917 when he was war minister and became Amazed at the losses Involved without material gains. The above Jntervlaw, however, would Indicate that there la to be a real France Spanish entente. 5,000 German Aid France in Riff War By A. R.

DECKER. (BftUl Cabl ta Th Oakland TRIBVSZ ana tn unicasa inuiy nm.) BERLIN. June 10. According to the Berliner Tageblatt, 15,000 Germans are fighting on the French side against Abd-el-Krim. The Berlin newspapers state the foreign legion Is 25,000 strong with 0 per cent of them Germans recruited from remnants of the old army Baltlkumers, adventurers, deserters and many separatists Who aid the French in the occpied areas of Germany and who now think it best to disappear.

Dr. Von. Papen, who is well informed as regards the legion, says Its losses are 80 per cent yearly and that at one time 6S5 were in the Algeriers mad house. France and Spain to Unite in Riff War June 10. French Foreign Minister Briand and Count Quinones de Leon, Spanish Ambassador France, who are here for the meeting of the League of Nations Council have been conferring- regarding the Moroccan situation.

It was learned they have agreed that France and Spain must deliver quickly an effective series of blows against the turbulent tribesmen of Morocco and so restore peace In Northern Africa. Details for united military and naval action by France and Spain will be worked out at a Franco-Spanish conference at Madrid next week. French delegates will depart for Madrid Sunday. City of Paris NOTICE PUBLIC WORK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

That on the 26th day of May, A. D. 1925, the Council of the City of Oakland Intention No. S2488 N. to order the following street work to be done, to-wlt: dosing up and abandoning of Stret from the southwestern line of Pearmaln Street to the southwestern line of the "City of fclmnurst" tract, as shown upon the map thereof, filed May 26th, in Book 24 of Maps, page 1.

Records of AiauiDua voumy. And said Council dn harxhv de termine and declare that said proposed work and improvement Is of more than local or ordinary public benefit, and will affect and benefit the lands snd rilntHnt h.ninnftAr described, which said district Is hereby declared to be the district arrecteo or benefited by said work and improvement, and that therefore the entire damages, costs and expenses of said work and improvement shall be and are hereby made chargeable against and shall be assessed iipon said lands and district, which istrlet in within tho fMtv nf Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, and is more particu larly bounded as follows, to-wit: Bounded on the nnrthansf hv thn southwestern line of Pearmaln Street; on the southeast by the northwestern line of Montmorency Street: on the northwest hv th southeastern line of Prune Street; and on the southwest by the here in oei ore-mentioned southwestern line of the "City of Elmhurst" tract. All of the aforesaid tmnrnvAment shall be done In accordance with the provisions of an Act of the Legls- lature of the State of California entitled "An Act to provide for lay ing out, opening, extending, widening, straightening, or closing up In whole or in part any street, square, lane, alley, court, or place within municipalities, and to condemn and acquire any and all land and property necessary or convenient for that purpose," approved March 6, 1S89, and the several amendatory thereof or supplementa. thereto. For further particulars, reference Is hereby made to Resolution pf Intention No.

32488 N. for th nhnve described work on file in he office of the City Clerk of the City of Oak- umu. inis notice snail be published for 10 days In The Oakland Tribune being the newsoaner designated hv said Council of the City of Oakland for such publication. w. RABMnU Superintendent of Streets and Ex- orricio City Engineer of the City of Oakland.

Oakland, June 1st, 1925. 799-Junel-10t. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION no. U2nri n. s.

RESOLUTION fiv IVTi'VTinv nv-i SEWER VOLTAIRE AVENUE WESTERLY A Ers UE NORTH-RESOLVED. That it inten tion of the Council nf tho ntu vitKiHuu 10 oraer tne touowing work iu aone in saia city in accord ance with the provisions of the Im provement Act of mil nf tv.A Kioto of California, to-wlt: i i 6ewer with appurtenances iiauiijuuie ana i-Dranrnesi ha pnn. structed In Voltaire Avenue, from the existing manholo in tho ihg of Voltaire Avenue with 108th Avenue to 160 feet northwesterly therefrom. All of the ftforesnM wnrlr K- done in accordance with the plans and specifications adopted for this street work by said Council by Resolution No. 32654 N.

S. to which said plans and specifications reference is made for thn full nrwl rfotoilorl (fcription of said proposed work. And said Council does hereby de termine and declare that the aforesaid work and improvement is of more than local or ordinary public benefit and Will affect and honofil the district hereinafter described, which said district is hereby declared to be the district benefited by said work and Improvement and that therefore the entire cost and expense of said work and improvement shall be and is hereby made chargeable against and shall be assessed upon said district, which dis ci-ice is witnin tne city or Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, and is particularly bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the most southern corner (being a point on the northwestern line of 108th Avenue) of Lot 21 of Block 18 of the "Iveywood Extension" tract, as shown on the map thereof filed May 6, 1910 in Book 25 of Maps, page 58. Alameda County Records; running thence In a direct line to the most western corner of said Lot 21; thence in a direct line to the most southern corner of Lot 19 of said Block 18; thence In a direct line to the most western corner of said Lot 19; thence in a direct line to the most northern corner of Lot 2 of Block 23 of said Iveywood extension tract; thence in a direct line to the most eastern corner of said Lot thence southwesterly, along the southeastern line of said Lot 2, a distance of 20 feet; thence southeasterly. Darallel with the northeastern line of Voltaire Ave nue, to the northwestern line of 108th Avenue: thence southwesterly.

along the northwestern line of 108th Avenue; to the point of beginning. This Council hereby determines that serial bonds shall be issued to represent assessments of twentv- five dollars or over for the cost of said work and Improvement; said serial bonds shall extend over a period ending five years from the second day of January next succeeding the fifteenth day of the next November following their date, and an even annual proportion of the principal sum thereof shall be pay able, by coupon, and the Interest shall be payable semi-annually, by coupon, at the rate of seven per cent per annum on an sums unpaid, until the whole of said principal and interest are paid In the manner and at the times provided In the aforesaid Improvement Act of 1911. Said bonds shall be Issued In the manner and form provided for In the aforesaid Improvement Act of 1911. Notice is hereby iriven that Thursday the 2nd day of July, 1925. at 6 minutes after 11 o'clock A.

Is hereby fixed as the day and hour, and the Council Chamber In the City Hall, Oakland. California, as the place when and where any and all persons having any objections to the aforedescrlbed proposed work may appear before said Council and show cause why said proposed work should not be done in accordance with this resolution. I certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution nnsMArt hv the Citv Coun cil of the City of Oakland, on June 8, 1925. EUGENE K. STURGIS, City Clerk.

830-June9-2t. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION NO. H207H N. S. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE 39TH AVENUE FROM ALLENDALE AVENUE SOUTHWESTERLY, A RIGHT OF WAY HERETOFORE GRANTED TO THE CITY OF OAKLAND BY WILLIAM THOMAS LITTLE, AND A PORTION OF BROOKDALE AVENUE ADJACENT TO SAID RIGHT OF WAY.

RESOLVED, That It Is the Intention of the Council of the City of Oakland to order the following work to be done In said City in accordance with the provisions of the Improvement Act of 1911 of the State of California, to-wlt: That 29th Avenue, from the southwestern line of Allendale Avenue to the southwestern line of the "Allendale as shown on the map thereof filed April 18. 1892 in Book 13 of Maps, page 37, Alameda County Records, be graded, curbed, guttered, paved, and sldewalked, and that conduits, Inlets and a lamphole be constructed therein; also That conduits be constructed In the right of way heretofore granted to the City of Oakland by William Thomas Little by deed recorded May 1926 under Serial Number 86759 in the office of the County Recorder of Alameda County, and in a portion of Brookdale Avenue adjacent to said right of way. The aforesaid work In 39th Avenue Is to be done to the grades shown In the hereinafter mentioned plans, which said grades are different from the official curb grades. All of the aforesaid work Is to be done In accordance with the plans and specifications adopted for this treat work hv said Council by Res olution No. 82672 N.

S. to which said plans snd specifications reierence is made for the full and detailed description of said proposed work. And said Council does hereby determine and declare that the aforesaid work and Improvement of more than local or ordl- wai jVMYrrMVrmnirtliiiV Bar It la "Fo Sale, MIs-eeUaseona. (Class. 00) Is nary publlo benefit and will affect and benefit the district hereinafter described, which said district Is hereby declared to be the district benefited by said work and improvement and that therefore the entire cost and expense of said work and Improvement shall be and Is hereby made chargeable against and shall be assessed upon said district, which district Is within the City of Oak county oi Aiameaa, otate or Particularly bounded and described as follows to-wlt: Beginning at a point on the southwestern line of Allendale Avenue, distant, thereon, 40 feet northwesterly from the most eastern corner of Lot 21 of "Tait's Addition to as shown on the map thereof filed January 29, 1906 in Book 20 of Maps, page 66, aforesaid Alameda County Records; running tmence soutn westerly, parallel witn 1the southeastern line of said Lot 21 a distance of 100 feet; thence southeasterly, parallel with the southwestern line of Allendale Avenue, to the southeastern line of said Lot 21; thence In a direct line to the most southern corner of said Lot 21; thence northwesterly, along the southwestern line of said Lot 21, to the southeastern line of Block 13 of the aforesaid "Allendale thence in a direct line to the most southern corner of said Block 13; thence In a direct line to the most western corner of Lot 20 of Block 7 of said "Allendale thence in a direct line to the most northern corner (being a point on the southwestern line of Allendale Avenue) of Lot 5 of said Block thence southeasterly along the southwest er? ilne, A'Iendal Avenue, to th southwest- Dolnt of beelnninir.

This Council hereby determines that serial bonds shall be Issued to represent assessments of twenty-five dollars or over for tne cost or said work and Improvement; said serial bonds shall extend over a period ending five years from the second day of January next succeeding the tiiteentn day of tne next rxovemDer following their date, and an even annual urooortlon of the principal sum thereof shall be payable, by coupon, and the Interest shall be payable semi-annually, by coupon, at the rate of seven Der cent. Der an num on all sums unpaid, until the whole of said Drlncipal and interes are paid in the manner and at the times provided in tne aforesaid im Drovement Act of 1911. Said bond shall be issued in the manner and form provided for in the aforesaid Imnrovement Act of 1911. Notice is hereby given that Thurs dav the 2nd day of July. 1925.

a 8 minutes after 11 o'clock A. Is hereby fixed as the day and hour, and the Council Chamber In the City Hall. Oakland, California, as the place when and where any and all persons havlntr any objections to the atoreaescriDea proposea worn may appear before said Council and show cause why said proposed work should not be done In with this resolution. I certify that the foregolng.ls a full, true and copy of a Resolution passed by the City Council of the City or uakiand. on June taao EUGENE K.

STURGIS, City Clerk, 835-Junel0-2t. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION NO. 82677 N. S. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT CEMENT SIDEWALKS ON PORTIONS OF ERIE STREET, YORK STREET, AND MANDANA BOULEVARD.

RESOLVED, That It Is the intention of the Council of the City of Oakland to order the construction of cement sidewalks on the following sidewalks in said City In accordance with the Improvement Act of 1911 of the State of California, in accord ance with Ordinance No. 330 N. of the City of Oakland, and in accordance with the plans and speci fications adopted for this work by said council by Resolution jno. aaoio J. to-wlt: On the southeastern sidewalk of Erie Street between lines drawn at right angles with th southeastern line of Erie Street through points distant thereon, respectively, lbo feet and 250 feet, 850 feet and 450 feet northeasterly from the north' eastern line of Mandana Boulevard On the northwestern sidewalk of Erie Street between lines drawn at right angles with the northwestern line of Erie Street through points distant, thereon, respectively, iuu feet and 250 feet northeasterly from the northeastern line of Mandana Boulevard: On the southeastern sidewalk of York Street, from the southwestern line of Prince Street to a line drawn at right angles with the southeast ern line of York Street through a point distant, thereon, 129.08 feet southwesterly rrom tne soutnwest- ern line of Prince Street, and be tween lines drawn at right angles with the southeastern line oi xoru Street through points distant, thereon, respectively, 229.08 feet and 379.08 feet southwesterly from the southwestern line of Prince Street: On the northwestern sidewalk of York Street between lines drawn at rlcrht ancles with the northwestern line of York Street through points distant, thereon, respectively.

it) feet and 800 feet northeasterly from the northeastern line of Mandana Rmitevnrd! find On the northeastern sidewalk of Mandana Boulevard between lines drawn at right angles with the northeastern line of Mandana Boule vard throuirh nolnts distant, mere on. respectively. 60 feet and 150 feet southeasterly from the southeastern line of York Street This Council hereby determines that serial bonds shall be issued to represent assessments of twenty-five dollars or over for the cost of said work and improvement; said serial bonds shall extend over a period ondintr fivn vears from the second day of January next succeeding the fifteenth day of the next November following their aate, ana an even annual proportion of the principal nm shall be payable, by coupon, and the Interest shall be payable semi-annually, by coupon, at the rate of seven per cent per annum on all sums unpaid, until the whole of said principal and Interest are paid In the manner and at the times provided in the aforesaid Improvement Act of 1911, Said bonds shall be issued In the manner and form provided for In the aforesaid Improvement Act of 1911. Wntir-o la herehv elven that Thurs day the 2nd day of July, 1925, at 10 minutes after 11 o'clock A. is hereby fixed as the day ana nour, and the Council Chamber In the City Hall, Oakland, California, as the place when and where any and all persons having any objections to the aforedescrlbed proposed may appear before said Council and show cause why said proposed work should not be done In accordance I certify that the foregoing Is a full, true ana correct copy oi a evolution passed by the City Council of the City of Oakland, on June EUGENE K.

STURGIS, City Clerk. 888-Junel0-2t. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION Nn. SKM7K N. S.

RESOLUTION OK INTENTION TO IMPROVE HAKWUUU A FROM ROSS STREET NORTHEASTERLY. RESOLVED, That It Is the Intention of the Council of the City of Oakland to order the following work to be-done In said City In accordance with the provisions of the Improvement Act 1911 of the State of California, to-wlt: That Harwood Avenue, from the northeastern line of Ross Street to a line drawn at right angles with the northwestern line of Harwood Avenue through a point distant, thereon, 452 feet northeasterly from the northeastern line of Ross Street, be graded, curbed, guttered, paved and sldewalked; also That a sewer, with appurtenaces (manhole, lamphole and Y-branch-es), be constructed In Harwood Avenue from the existing sewer in Ross Street to the aforesaid line drawn at right angles with the northwestern line of Harwood Avenue; also That a cement sidewalk be constructed In the sidewalk area at the northern corner of the crossing of Ross Street and Harwood Avenue. All nf the aforesaid work Is to be done In accordance with the plans and specifications adopted for this street work by said Council by Resolution No. 82674 N. S.

to whloh said plans and specifications reference Is made for the full and detailed description of said proposed -work. -And said Council does hereby determine and declare that the aforesaid work and Improvement of more than local or ordi nary publlo benefit and will af-l feet and benefit the district herein-1 after described, which said district 139.89: P. Anderson. 60c: R. T.

An derson, 310.00; Ala. Social Ser. 8145.83; Ala. Co. Title Acme Welding 76c; Associated Charities, 29til.l5; G.

Auer, J15.00; Acme Groc, 8G0.U0; Archambault Groc, 330.00; Associated Charities, J333.69; Alpine Wood Associated Charities, Ala, Soe. Ser. 60B 8l! Krav Miil- grew, Boyle Mfg. Bischoff's Surgical, Brauh-Knecht-Helmann, Blschoff Surgical, Bowman Drug 40c; Braun-Knecht-Heinmann, Bank of Italy, Burroughs Adding Bill, tile Tire Man, Baston Tire E. Barber, Baird Brush E.

Barber, 44c; Bray Mul-grew, Burroughs Adding, W. Burkhard, BruBW Groc, Bradford a. Son, $20.0 A. Brynes, Block Sdn, C. Blomberg, Bartle St E.

Baker, Bankers Printing. Bush House, E. Barber, Baxter Shnw D. Drug Braun's Drug, Broadwater Klotss, E. Barber, Boyle Mfg.

Bernhard Erickson, Beck Beatty A Coffin Redlngton, Calif. State H. Crane. Calif. Breckle Calif.

Cracker Calif. Syrup, Calif. Colley Park, Calif. Crocker $0.75: Coffin Rodinstun, Citizens' Water, Co-op. Mfg.

H. Corje, Curve Croc, A. J. Cabral, Carney's $15 00; Cottage Groc. $10.

U0; Cyprian Carruth Catholic Ladies, Co-op. Crocker Central-Shuey, Dodgre-Sweeney, C. Darling, Dinkelspiel F. Duster-berry, Dinkelspiel C. Delgado.

K. Dlppel. Doone Groc. J. Donovan, Dominican Sisters, $200.

00; Eden Creamery, W. Eberly, East Bay Water, Edwards $27. oO; Edwards Supply, 20.80: East Bay Water 65c; A. J. Evans, T.

Ellison. A. J. Evans, $10.00, $10. no; Last tsay Water 80c, 80c; L.

Kike. East Bav Water Fuller Frfjiich Oxygen, A. Franchischihi, G. l'orry. Fruitvale Commerc, ou.oo; J.

Y. Frankel, Ferro H. Frost, W. abiutf, P. Frederickson.

inth Home, M. Gisan, Greenwood's Gas Consumers i.uu; Glenwood Groc. $18.00: Caspar Avila, Grove St. Groc, $10. ou; Griffin Groc, $3400; S.

Genelly, c.r.n muiueit iii.e G. W. Power, Cauls Market, Hallawell Seed Hunt-Hatch Hay-ward Garage. Haywai'd Laundry. 33c; Hayward Auto Top, E.

t. Hueblie, tiU.uu; iiavcnstnun Groc, Hopkins Groc, fis.ou; Howard Auto H. J. Howell. S20.00: Henrickson $20.00, C.

Hoffninsti-r, G. Helms, Ei II. Huehbe, Johnson Johnson, J. James, Johnson Jersey Milk Jersey Farm, Jordan Printing, Johnsons nui-ian-American. $35.00: Icean Groc, Ind.

Home fur Kronke Brampton Meat Key System Transit, A. J. Kane, u. Kibbe, M. Kilgoro, Key Grocerteria, Koni-shofer's Store, $5.67, Lanu'lcy Michaels, $14.50, I.tvy-Zentner K.

Lox, H. Laiiirhrev. 862.31: J. Lanktree. W.

Litz, H. Luudtleke, L. taiu.ou; n. iaugii- ey. Maxwell Hardware, $4.35, $56.11, Metro-Goldwyn, $7.60: Municipal Elec, lia- sonio Temple, Mulford Macdonald's J.

Mvers, McReynold's Groc, P. Mellana, Miller's Groc, Morton Station, E. Moniz. M. Marks, J.

Meyers, N. Maita, E. Murphy, Newport S. New, Nob Hill Mar-, ket, $5.00, Nat. Market, Oak.

Tribune, Oak. Examiner, C. Orr, Oak. Fruit Oak. Rubber Stamp, $33.58, $2.43.

C. M. Orr, Otis Elevator Oak. Pioneer Soda. 60c; J.

Olsen. Oak. -Macaroni, Pac Gas Kite, $8.99, $52.87, O. Pierce, Pac. Tel.

Public Healin $505.43, $1455.41 Pacific He- breg Asvlum, 7.b0; Park biioe Producers Milk Pac. Tel Tel. Piedmont Groc, N. Peterson. Panconl Park Shoe J.

Plane, Slhti.oz; pac Tel. a Tel. Pac. Coast Soc, Pac. Gas Elec G.

Porter, M. Patton. Pac. Gas Elec. Ratin Laboratory, Ratto 244.56; Rogers Chemical, Realty Syndicate Reno 85c; Reld W.

H. Russell. $3.44: J. Rosa. $30.00: Rob erts Coal J.

Rankin. Rosa, J. Kosa, jio.ou; Rosenberg J. S. Riley, T.

Rose. Rose Garage. Roman Catholic Asylum, $17.60: Smith A. Silva, Schwabacher Singer sewing jwaciune, i.ou; Smith Schenone 17.00; Superior Ice Cream 13.20: Sharp Dohme. Saronl, Squibb Sons.

Schmidt. San Leandro Re porter. Sharp Dohme, Standard Oil A. C. Silva, 60; Kchweens Market, T.

Schultz, J. Samuels. Schlenker Groc, C. C. Starr, $1.75: Smith $20.00: Sagre's Cash Groc.

$84.00: S. Berk. Cream ery, $L08; Suden Merc. M. Suva, Jiu.oo; sarmento uroc, A.

C. Silva, C. L. Saum, Star Fruit Market, W. L.

Shreve. G. H. Sackett, $83.50: Schenone M. Silva, A.

G. Sar-ment, W. K. Strobridge, $12.25: Sunset Lumber $174.36: San Leandro. Reporter, F.

Samuels, Stevens Croc, $17.00: State of $12.24: L. Saronl. $12.00: F. Tansev. $1.50: Tribune Publishing JL9.29; Terrace Groc, $18.90, Town of Hayward, F.

Tornpach, to. uu; Aoaejano jmuery, tt. Tiedemann, United Iron Works, $2.00, Union oil $32.81, Vitalait Laboratory, Victor Ray Valley Creamery, Waters Western Laboratories, Wakefield Sorenson, M. Wenlg, H. Wolin, B.

Wlnsby, $12.50, Walnut Grove Creamery, $148.12, Walnut Grove, Whltthorne Swan, Western Market. Wilson Groc, West Western Union West. Hardware, 63c; West. Elec, H. Wehman, Werum M.

Wayne, ou.vu; tj. tv iniungtnn, 174,00: Whitney Whitney. S3 75: I. LWrlght, G. Wales, $83.39: ieneroacn paper $7,95, $22 99 $26.10, $22.88, O.

Aarcone $40.00 i Library Fund American Library. $3.96: M. Butner. 15.00: M. rwriu J.

Carratl, J. Dutra' East Bay Water, 80c; T. hX Green, $5.00: Houu-hton Mlffllr In. K. Hovden, $5.00: E.

Ismcrt A. Kuhn Journal oi r.uucanuii, j. niarnn, $12.50: T. A. Nichols.

$5.00: A Nir.i.r. J. Robinson, Kather Oato Book Shop, $215.84: sawyer, B.u; W. Walton, 115.00s wi I 'r wa nn rr i Exposition Fund Chamber of Commerce, $40.00 Advertising Fund" Emma Ptt0. Tel.

Tel $8,35. 11.68. 35, Eden Road District J. Costello. San Leandro $26.88 $218.13.

Murray Rond District H. Anderson, Brown Youngstedt. $31.28. Total, Washington Road Fund Standard Oil $2.05, $2.04. Total, $4.09 County Good Roads Fund, 1924.

Bates Borland. 1125.27: F. Hnnrt. 177.00; S. Peterson, Warren Const.

-Capital -tfsttmry Tubs "Bldg, H. H. Meyers, $106.00. wo further business' appearing, th Board adjourned. 1 CHAS.

TV. HEYER, Chairman. Attest, GRO.B. GP.OSS. Clerk.

By 0. HOLLAND, Deputy, land, County of Alameda, State of California, and is particularly uounaeu ana aescriDea as loiiows, to-wit: Beginning at a point nn the north eastern line of Ross Street distant. thereon, 60 feet northwesterly from tne nortnwestern line of Harwood Avenue; running thence northeast erly, parallel with the northwestern line of uarwood Avenue. 140 teet thence northwesterly, parallel with tne nortneastern line oi ttoss street to a point distant (measured at right angles) 100 feet northwesterly frtm the northwestern line of Mar wood Avenue: thence northeasterly parallel with the northwestern line of Harwood Avenue, to a line drawn at rierht entries with the northwest ern line of Harwood Avenue through a point distant, thereon, 452 feet northeasterly from the northeastern line of Ross Street; thence southeasterly, along said line drawn at right angles with the northwestern line of Harwood Avenue, to a point distant (measured parallel with the nortneastern line or koss street; iiu rent southeasterly from the soutn nnslnrn lin nf Harwood Avenue thence southwesterly, parallel with the southeastern line of Harwood Avenue to the northeastern line of Ross Street; and thence, northwesterly, along the northeastern line of Ross Street, to tne point oi oegin ti I ti tr This Council hereby determines that hnnria ahull he Issued to represent assessments of twenty-five dollars or over tor tne cost ui bkiu work and Improvement; said serial bonds shall extend over a period ending five years from the second day of January next succeeding the fifteenth day of the next November following their date, ana even annual proportion of the principal sum thereof shall be payable, by coupon, and the interest shall be payable semi-annually, by coupon, at the rate of seven per cent, per annum on all sums unpaid, until the whole of said principal and interest are paid In the manner and at the times provided In the aforesaid Improvement Act of 1911. Said bonds shall be issued In the manner and form provided for In th6 aforesaid Improvement Act of 1911.

Notice is hereby given that Thursday the 2nd day of July. 1925, at 9 minutes after 11 o'clock A. Is v. thn rinv and nour, and the Council Chamber In the City Wall nnkland. California, as the place when and where any and all persons having any objections to the aforedescrlbed proposed may appear before said Council and show cause why said proposed work ciionM not be done in accordance Willi una cow.

I certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy olutlon passed by the City Council of the City of Oakland, on June EUGENE K. STURGIS, City Clerk. 834-Junel0-2t. OFFICIAL. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ....1 1 IK IHKHTlNti.

I1UAKU ur SUPERVISORS, MONDAY. jliVK int. 1025. The regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors was called to order at 10:15 o'clock a. m.

On call of the roll the following were Supervisors Hamilton, Mullins, Richmond, Staats and Chairman Heyer On motion of Supervisor Staats, seconded by Supervisor Richmond, the reading of the minutes of the last meeting was waived, and ihey were approved as entered by the following vote: Ayes, Supervisors Hamilton, Mullins, Richmond, Staats and Chairman Heyer 5. REPORT. The report of the horticultural commissioner for the month of May was ordered filed. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION The following affidavits of publication were ordered filed: Oakland Tribune Notice to con tractors. Washington JNews ADanaonmem of roads.

AFFIDAVIT Uf t-uoiiiiu. The affidavit of posting in con nection with the abandonment oi rtain rnnria In Washington town- shin was presented to the Board by Louis Ruschin and ordered filed. REQUISITIONS. Elirhtv-three requisitions for sup plies, were approved. a withhold notice in the sum of $5301.05 was filed by the River Rock Gravel Co.

against the money due J. Blanco. A certificate was received from th ronntv surveyor stating tnat Bates Borland were entitled to the sum of $125.27 for work done on E. 14th street. Same was approved.

COMM jn i tJ Aiivn o. A communication was received trnm th Wehster St Improvement Association requesting the Board to commence proceedings for new county buildings. Same was referred to the committee oi tne wiium. AGREEMENT AffKUVUU. The agreement between the Coun ty of Alameda and A.

J. Crocker Co. In connection with the Estuary Sub- av was presented to tne ooara, Same was approved. OPENING ut' aiua. The following bids for department lis.

refrigerating work, at Highland Hospital were opened and referred to the committee of the whole: Carbondale Madhine Baker Ice Machine Co. 29,850.00 York Products Corporation. zb, 44. uu Berry E. Dunn Co 24,950.00 The following diqs lor x.

kitchen equipment, at Highland Hospital were opened and referred to the committee of the whole: Montague Range and Fur- nace Co MM76.86 Dohrmann Hotel 46,884.00 Mangrum Otter, Inc 48,976.00 BAY FARM ISLAND RECLAMATION DISTRICT The report and petition of the hoard of trustees of Bay Farm Island Reclamation District, asklngJ ror tne appointmeiit. ui ititca turn-missioners, was presented to the Board. Mr. A. L.

Stone, being duly sworn, testined as to tne tacts con tallied therein, as required by law. The following resolutions were adopted: Appointing Charles Pierce, B. Soules and P. T. Hollings, commis sioners to prepare assessment lists for Bay Farm island reclamation district.

Aoprovlna- the bonds accompany- In a- the fillnar of the following maps: Cltv of Alta Vista Tract: Man of Moss Estate; Map No. 1, Garcia Homestead. 1 Fixinar the rate to he paid for ad vertising for the fiscal year 1925-26. Directing the clerk to advertise for bids for the Improvement of Bay Farm Island road. Appointing E.

Fitzgerald tempo rary janitor at Hall of Records. Appointing P. J. Kronenberg temporary janitor during vacation of Wm. Hunter.

Appointing Green Shields superin tendent at Detention Home during vacation of J. M. Page, Approving changes in employees at County Hospital, Arroyo Sanitarium as recommended by the County Institutions Commission. Appropriating tzu.uuu.uu lor tne Improvement of Skyline boulevard. Annnlntlnci Tho.

N. Hbmv Deniltv Sealer of Weights and Measures, Adopting the plans lor tne ap proach to the estuary subway on Harrison street Abandoning certain roads In Washington Road District. Awardtna- contract for department 16, Highland Hospital, to York Products Corporation. Awarding contract for department 19, Highland Hospital, to Montague Range and Furnace Co. Appropriating izoo.oo ror adver tising In connection with the Albany Argus.

Appropriating 83000.00 lor adver tising In connection with Oakland Chamber of Commerce advertising-program. Appropriating for- adver tising In connection with the Shrln- ers' conclave. Approving the followln claims. and payroll: General Fund, 1JZ4-IB American Rubber 327.80; Abbott Labors torles, M0j Associated Oil Co, TO GIVE PROGRAM KLX to Broadcast Vocal and Instrumental Music by Firm Tonight. The Western Auto Supply company will present a vocal and Instrumental program from Radio KLX tonight beginning at 9:15 o'clock and terminating at 10 o'clock.

Appearing on the studio pro gram broadcast through the court esy of the Western Auto Supply company will be the Woodwind Quartet, one of the most unique musical organizations in the bay district; La Rue, popular baritone; Dean H. Gross baritone, and Wilhelmina Wolthus pianist. Also on this program I representative of the National Au tomobile -Club will tell the motor ists of California of road condi tions throughout the state. AVKEKLY PROGRAM. Preceding the special studio pro-gram, and besinning at 8 o'clock there will be broadcast the regular weekly educational program from Ths TRIBUNE'S station.

Ad Schuster will interpret the national and International news of the past week, touching upon all im portant events that have transpired throughout the world during the past seven nays. The new era of opera, which be gan witll the works of Carl Maria von eber, will be discussed by Roy Harrison Danforth, in the course on musical history and appreciation. He will also sketch the life and compositions of Claude Achile Debussy, most startling of modern French composers. Harry Noyes Pratt, former editor of "Overland" and president of the California Writers' Club, will review several books. Pratt conducts The TRIBUNE'S weekly radio book review and this feature of the educational program Is proving a popular one, as everyone seems interested In books.

EXPKRT OX STYLES. Dorranee Layne, well known expert on women's styles and at one time one of the leading designers of Paris, will discuss 6tyles under the topic "Style Studies." E. R.ADe Ong, entomolog' of the University of California, will discuss control of biting Insects of the plant. This subject Is of great interest just now to almost everyone who has any sort of garden, and especially of interest to growers. At 1 Oo'clock the KLX controls will be shifted to Sweet's Ballroom for music by Tom Geruno-vich's Ballroom Entertainers, who will entertain until 11:30 o'clock.

4UH meters. 7:30 The Honolulu Four; half hour of Hawaiian songs and Instrumental selections. 8:30 Weekly program presented by the Ventura Refining Company; a Summer Fiesta of Music and Song. Program presented by L. A.

Examiner. Regular Wednesday night program of the Patrick-Marsh Or chestra. Betty Patrick, "No Bigger Than a Minute," soloist. TOMORROW 8 p. m.

KFI Symphony Players. 9 p. m. Studio program. 10 p.

m. L. Examiner pro gram. Motet Oakland 242 meters. 6:30 to 7 d.

m. Hotel Oakland Concert Orchestra. TOMORROW. 6:30 p. m.

Music ancrmanacnooi Oakland 234 meters. SILENT NIGHT. TOMORROW. 2:30 p. m.

Questions and answers on health problems. to 10 p. m. Studio program. LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE RIDS FOR PAVING SKYLINE UOLLEVARD. The Council of th r.itv Ootr. land will receive sealed hlda nn Thursday, June 18, 1925, between the hours of 11 clock A. M. and 12 o'clock for grading and paving Skyline Boulevard from County Road No.

2935 to County Road No. 2509. Specifications and blank form of proposals will be furnished by City Clerk. Bond of $7,500.00 for faithful performance of contract to be given by successful bidder. Contract to be entered Into within 10 days after award and work to commence within 10 days thereafter and to be completed within 90 days.

EUGENE K. STURGIS, City Clerk. S24-June6-5t. Name of the own-iAmount of user as stated In the sessment, penalty Assessment Roll. and cost due, including cost of advertising.

P. Scrltchfleld 43.88 Amy B. McLean 21.94 O. A. A.

S. 64.10 Mary Spencer 21.94 L. M. M. M.

14.69 Wolf Carash 86.65 F. Delmas 47.95 Charlotte 47.75 C. H. Ruppert 63.87 Augusta Taylor S402.88 Edith B. Baddon 1818.41 Balph H.

Smith v. (50.68 Maude E. Root et 116.64 NOTICE FOIl BIDS FOR SUPPLYING ROOKS AND FOR BINDING AND RE-RINDING FOIl OAKLAND FREE LIBRARY. The Board of Library Directors of the City of Oakland will receive sealed bids at the office of the Secretary, 14th and Grove Streets, on June 22, 1925, between 8 and 9 (1) for furnishing books, (2) Tor furnishing the material and labor for the binding and re-binding books and magarlnes for the period ending June 30, 1926, according to specifications and samples file In the office of the Secretary. A certified check payable to the order of "Eugene K.

Sturgls, City Clerk." for $1000.00, must accompany1 each bid for, furnishing books, and a like check for 1700.00 must accompany each bid for binding. A bond for $700.00 to be given each successful bidder. Contract to be entered Into within 6 days after award. AH binding to completed within 80 days after receipt of the books. Price, fitness and quality being equal, preference will be given to material produced manufactured In California.

CHAg. 8. GREENE, ocxetary, 31-Juue9-6t Earl C.Anthony 4, is 42S nicter. 3 to 9 p. m.

Program by Lazar d. oamouoti ana pupils of the cnooi. Tne musical program will be made up of the following: Laura Statska, soprano; Edna May Hamil ton. contralto- John G. Uppman, baritone; Mrs.

Richard Turn Suden, soprano 8 to 10 p. m. Pro Br ram hv th. Goodrich Sllvertown Cord orchestra. 10 to 11 p.

m. Johnny Buick'a Cablrlans, playing at Cabirla Cafe. TOMORROW. 7 a. m.

Dally Dozen by Bernard Drury 10:80 a. m. "Ye Towns Cryer" and amusement Information service. WeRther forecast by the U. Weather Bureau.

10:35 a. m. Market report on eggs, butter cheese and poultry. 12 noon Time signals. Reading of scripture.

1 to 2 p. Rudy Selger's Fairmont Hotel orchestra 2:10 p. m. Talk. "Proper Silverware and Its Use in the Home." 3:30 to 4:30 p.

m. Palm Court orchestra, under the direction of Cyrus Trobbe, playing at the Palace Hotel. 4:30 to 5:30 p. m. Rudy Seller's Fairmont Hotel orchestra.

5:30 to 6:15 p. m. Children's hour stones Dy tug brother from Book of Knowledge: Aunt Dollv and her iviaaies. 6:15 to 6:30 p. m.

Baseball scores and market quotations. 6:30 to 6:40 p. m. "Ye Towne Cryer" and amusement information service. 6:40 to 7 p.

m. Waldemar Lind and the States Restaurant orchestra 7 to 7:30 p. ni. Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel orchestra. 8 m.

Studio program. 9 p. m. Musical program. 9:30 p.

m. Organ recital. 10 to 11 p.m. Dance music. General Elec Co.

301 meter. SILENT NIGHT. TOMORROW. 11:30 a. m.

to 1:0 p. m. Luncheon concert, courtesy Pacific States Electric Company. p. m.

l. stock reports. 1:40 p. m. S.

F. stock reports. 1:45 p. m. Weather Bureau re ports.

4:00 to 5:30 p. m. Concert orches tra of Hotel St. Francis. San Fran cisco, Vinton La Ferrera conduct ing.

to 6:30 D. m. Georee W. T.nr)- low. -friend to Bovs.

with Rnhert Marsh, "Amateur Photography." o.io p. m. l. stock reports p. m.

S. F. stock reports (closing). p. m.

Weather Bureau re port. 7:00 p. m. S. F.

produce news. 7:05 p. m. Baseball scores. 8 m.

Studio program. 10 p. m. to 1 a. m.

Dance music from the Hotel St. Francis. Colburrt Radio SanLeartdro 224 meters. 8:00 to 9:00 p. m.

Musical program under direction of William Fisher. Violin Trio (a) Ave Verum Drink to me only with Thine Eyes An old English Folk Song. John Reldt, first violin, Jos. Skopp, second violin; Jos. Wilkes, third violin; Gertrude Taveria, piano Soprano Solos (a) I Love You Truly Bond (b) Prince Tadilla Gladys Madera Williams Mrs.

Philip Landon, acc Piano Solos (a) The Polish Dance. Scham-nti (b) Valse Arabesque Lack Alberta Roller, pupil of Mrs. H. I. Krick Trumpet Solos (a) Duna (b) When the Shadows Fall William Frost, Raymond Sliafer acc Violin Solos (a) Meditation from Thais Massenet (b) Adoration Borovvski John Roidt.

Gertrude Traveria, acc Soprano Solos (a) Mighty Lak a Rose. (b) Vale Kennedy Russell Gladys Madera Williams Mrs. Philip Landon, acc Piano Solos (a) Rustle of Spring Si ling (b) Valse Brilliante Chopin Alberta Roller, pupil of Mrs. H. Krick Trumpet Solos (a) Walt 'til the Morning After (b) Dear Little Bov of Mine William Frost.

Raymond Shafer, acc. lolin Trio (a) Andantino Lemare (b) Wilkes, third violin, Gertrude Traveria, piano 9:00 to 10:0 p. m. Music and nonsense by the Cherry Order of Phil-lyloobirds at their home nest in Broadmoor. Direction of James MacLafferty, Jr.

TOMORROW SILENT NIGHT. I.KG4L NOTICES. LIST OF ASSKSS-MEXtS NOTICE OP HAI R. NOTlnC 1 herphv vlv.n th.i following is a list of dell assessments In the matter of acquiring certain, land for the widening of 20th Street, between Harrison Street and San Pablo Avenue, in pursuance the "Street Onenintr Act nf lfius" and Ordinance of Intention No. 260S S.

of the Council of the Citv nf Oakland, passed May 14th, 1923, and Ordinance No. 2673 N. S. ordering the work, passed July 23, 1923. Description of each parcel of property delinquent.

Assessment Number. Tract Blk. Lot 20. Barnes 6 31 For. 8 Curtis Williams 10 Por.

11 87 Grove St Hmstd. Lots. Por. 4 90 Por. 4 108 Grove St.

Tr. No. 2 Parcel of land 110 111 291 Parcel of land in Blk. bounded by Franklin 20th Webster St. and 19th St.

Parcel of land In blk. partially bounded by Jackson and Lake BtsV-Parcel of land bounded by Jackson Madison 15th St. and Lake St. Parcel of land in blk. bounded by Madison, Lake, Oak and 14th Sts.

887 141 360 The tract or tracts hereinabove set forth are of record In the office of the Recorder of Alameda County, State of California, and the parcels hereinabove described are slUiated the City of Oakland, said County and State. The assessment numbers hereinabove set forth denote the several parcels of property designated by corresponding numbers uoon the dlaaram attached to that certain Assessment Roll recorded April 80th, JVZ5, In Volume No. 8 of Street ODenlnic Assessments In my office. Notice is hereby given tnat unless each Assessment delinquent, together with the penalty and costs thereon, as above set tortn, is paid the property upon which such as sessment Is a lien, will be sold at public auction In my office In the City Hall of the City of commencing; at 10 A. M.

June 29th. 1926, upon the terms and conditions and in the manner provided by the 'Street opening aci or iu. Dated June 10th, 1926. W. W.

HARMON. Superintendent of Streets of the City of Oakland. 7 P. of on by be or 6l meters. 3.16 to 6 p.

m. Baseball. 7 to 7:30 p. m. News liems, weather forecast, market and financial news.

8 to p. m. Educational program frpm the studio: 1, Piano selection Wilhelmina Wolthus 2. Interpretation of the national and International news of the past week Ad Schuster I. Talk on music and musicians Roy Harrison Danforth 4.

Piano selection Wilhelmina Wolthus 5. Book Review Harry Noyes Fratt 6. Style studies Dorranee Lavne Expert on women's styles ra. Control of Biting Insects of the Plant E. De ung entomologist of the University of California 9:15 to 10 p.

m. Studio program, broadcast through the courtesy of (he Western Auto Supply company; 1. Instrumental selections (a) Irish Airs (medley) (b) Patrol Scene from "William Tell" The Woodwind quartet 2. Vocal selections (a) Believe Me All Endearing Young Charms (b) When You and I Were loung. baggie Mayme La Rue, woman baritone 3.

Piano solo Selected ilhelmina Wolthus 4. Baritone solos ta) To be announced (b) To be announced Dean H. Gross 5. Instrumental selections (a) Berceuse Godard (b) Ballet Scene Delibes The Woodwind quartet 6. Road information, read by a rep resentative of the national Automobile club.

7. Vocal selections (a) SWver Threads Among me Gold (b) Annie Laurie Mayme La Rue 8. Instrumental selections (a) Dinty Miss Barnes (b) Prelude and Dance Chopin-Ditterdorff The Woodwind quartet Vocal selections a (a) Forgotten (b) When I'm Away From Tou Mayme La Rue 10 to p. Geruno- vlch's Ballroom Entertainers, broad cast through KLA by direct wire from Sweet's ballroom. TOMOKHOW.

3:15 p. m. Baseball scores. 7 to p. m.

News items, weather, financial and market re ports. 7:30 to 11 p. m. tsroaacasiins ot police bulletins for. reception oi Dolice cars in test to determine effectiveness of radio In crime prevention.

6an.Ee.cCo1I7enver IxZ.t meters. 7 p. m. Music by Fred Schmltt and his Rialto theater orchestra. 7:10 p.

m. Studio program: three-act comic opera, "The Captain of Plymouth." John Aide Is heard pleading for Priscilla's hand on behalf of Capt. Miles Standish. During the second scene of the second act, Standish is held an Indian captive. His release is effected by an Indian princess only on promise of marriage to her.

Subsequently. Standish defeats a tribe of redskins and makes a triumphant entry into Plymouth. His expected marriage to Priscllla Js thwarted by the unannounced arrival of the Indian maiden. 9 to 11 p. m.

Dance music pro gram bv Dave uinsDurg anu ma Argonaut orchestra, Argonaut hotel, DenYer. TOMORROW. Silent night. A Times 405 meters. 8 to 8:30 p.

m. Lecture on astronomy by Dr. Mars Baumgardt. to 10:30 d. m.

Program pre sented through the courtesy of the Broadway Department store, arranged by J. Howard Johnson. 10:30 to 11 p. m. Art uicKman Dance orchestra from the Biltmore hotel; Earl Burtnett.

director. TOMORROW. 7:30 p. m. Business insurance.

8 p. m. Studio program. 10 p. m.

Musical program. 10:30 to 11:30 p. m. Dance music from the Biltmore hotel. Portland Oredoman 1 491 meter.

7:30 to 8 n. m. Weather, market and police reports, news items and baseball scores. 8 to 10 p. m.

Concert. 10 to 11 p. m. Concert from Sher man, Clay Company studio. TOMOKKOW, 7:30 p.

m. Weather, police and market reports, news items and baseball scores. 8 p. m. Studio program.

10 to 12 p. m. Dance music. NKNX wBnaood Express 837 meters, 7 to 8 D. m.

Ambassador Concert Orchestra, Josef Rosenfeld, leader. to a p. m. security trust ana Savings Bank courtesy program. to 10 p.

m. Broadway ment Store courtesy program. TOMORROW 8 p. m. Studio program.

10 p. m. Hotel Ambassador pro gram. 11 to 12 p. m.

Campus night XKFOAI Seattle datl mtera. 6:45 to 8:16 p. m. Hopper Kelly company program. 8:16 p.

m. Weather report 8:30 to 10 p. m. The Times pro gram. TOMORROW.

Silent night LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received by the East Bay Municipal Utility District, at Its office In the Kay Building, 1924 Broadway, Oakland, California, until 8 p. Monday, July 20, 1925, for all or part of the following construction work (1) a dam about 850 feet high, containing about" 826,000 cubic yards of concrete, to impound the waters of the Mokelumne River at a point near Lancha Plana; (2) an aqueduct of tunnels and pipe lines about 90 miles In length; (3) a pumping plant; and (4) other auxiliaries. The work will be divided Into eleven schedules, which may be bid on separately.

Plans and specifications for this work may be obtained from the office of the District, by depositing the sum of $100 for an entire set, or 810 for one schedule, as a guarantee of the return of same on the date upon which bids are opened. Bids will be received on alternative plans for the whole or for separate schedules of said project, upon conditions set forth In th specifications. Each hid must be accompanied by a certified check of not less than of the mount of the bid, or a surety bond or negotiable bonds In th same amount. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. JOUN H.

KXMBAL1V 7 Secretary. Ca'i land. California, Juus lit, 1925. to N. 36 69 In ii meter.

to p. m. Concert by Bern's Little Symphony: waltz (Strauss), "Chant sans Paroles" (Frlml). "Gavotte" from "Mignon" (Thomas), selections from "La Bo-heme" (Puccini). to p.

m. Law for the Lay-Man," talk by Laurence Tharp. :15 to :30 p. m. "Sales Paycbol-gy," talk by Louis C.

To wee. to 11 p. m. rWeekly meeting of the KFRC Cuckoo club In the koine oop at the studio of KFRC TOMORROW, m. Setting up exercises.

1:80 a. m. The Morning Colyum. IS noon Inspirational talk. 1:80 p.

ra. Children's hour. 1:30 p. m. Studio program.

to p. m. Dance muslo from the II Trovatoreioof Garden cafe. Fire in Bed Burns Woman to Death SAN FRANCISCO. June 10.

Mrs. Cecils. Hlllman, 80, colored housekeeper, died today as the result of burns received when her bed caught fire In ber home at 140 Lilts street The woman was aroused by find-Ins; her nlghtclothes on fire and rose screaming for help. William Garrett a cripple, went to her aid wtttt a blanket, but not until she tisd teen faulty burned. League Arms Board Taboos Gas Warfare NTVA, June 10.

OW-l-The conference "for the 1 ct traffic in arms today 1 rnisoii rs warfare by Tvfi, submitted by i i-'Uion prohlblt- is and bacteria 1.