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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA. PRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 11. mo III EDUCATION 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Ai*i1 u i.r- LOS ANT,ELKS, April U i.p - Hpea* Ing on behalf of (hr San Adul* du'.'<.t:or, << /rapid gtr.w'h Is Francisco police depet imeni Ser* strikingly shown in the present ep. ' scant Arthur IS. Rirhl, expert on rollm- v. of It.ViO students, a - .ru- /ery- explosives, has given aom* advice to the peace officers u* Califor nia on what to Ho with mysterious looking packages lllchl wos assigned to Itivrellgute the Preparedness Day Itamt'lng here in 1B16, and has investigated scoies of bombs In the last 20 ysais. : His advice, for relay to the public, Is that when anyone re ceives an unexpected and myster- 1 lous package It should never he f opened in the manner packages > are ordinarily opened. For In* ' stance, if the package l a grip ' or suitcase and no good reason 1 can be found why It should be re* parfd with IV-i m 1924. at I'm- versj'v CoJIeg**. <|"wntown exfcfj non <{ the fin*.* imiv of Fouthem Calif' : r.i.i Dr Frank C 'I-.ui.-n director of the college, recently reported upon the significant f.curcj m the Southern California Alumni Re view. He expressed the belief there are two i:r. let Ivin.: < atifee, increased demand f- r umvi*:tv trained leadership, a/j mipr/vcd technlou'* in providing in*ttue. ticn. 'The growth of adult edira. tlon has been ph nomenal.' he writes. C 1 2 i 18 to EX Ave. oelved, Rlehl saya never, open It ! like suitcases art ordinarily opened, i Although the grip rnay he an ad* i vance notice that relative or i friend Is coming to visit. It also I may be transportation to another j world? Open the sutlraae by cut* ! ting ft hole fn the id large | enough to look in. If it contains | pajamas and a tooth brush, one ( Isn't out much, and if It I* a bomb ! one is out a lot. rflehl aigues. j Better yet. ifthere is reason LONDON. April 11 '.t* Queen Mary Is anxious to see the Prince of Wales married and in this re spect alone he has faded to follow Through native village# and civilised town#. In torrid sunlight and drenching rain, doggedly marched her advtcs. He has confidence in India's "mighty little man," dauntfeaa Mahatma G handl. In hie latest demonstration of protest against * her Judgment on every oher sub*: British rule. You see him strove (Indicated by arrow! aa, with head bowed, be trudged among hit ; jecL So aays a biography of the loyal followers on their "parade of freedom" from A hmedabad to Jsidapur. This Is the first picture to j queen by Mrs. Charlotte Caven* rrwrti this country of the event which may have great significance in India's new campaign of paaahe dish, ft colonel's widow, resistance against Great Britain. | to suspect the j a forerunner of package no good, may he1 Rlehl call the 1 was called to a woman's ;be average 1 police, the expert advises They home to look at a strange park s of a tent } know what to do with such things.' nge. On opening tt he found a nt per mile i Police here Jopen funny get frequent calls to fine packages, and always j that box of candy. Dinppmnted It was not a bomb he sal t the 1 go gladly to Inspect them Herenttv ; r------------- > woman immediately though* 'he candy mutt be poisoned, amt a-ked orts RADIO PRor.ltAM* Dali; Bj W. P. Fl'I.I.P.II ro. the officer to sample It t" But even police must . a 'he line somewhere, so Rlehl * ' i*. to send It to a chemist, ar * :.' ear on to the next case. NEW YORK. April 31 1 1* Television By Telephone Is Demonstrated Fact; Distance Is No Barrier NEW YORK. April II un--Ap r tcaticn < f leicviBi&n to the tele* ; hone. making it possible for the ; rrscr.s engaged :r. conversation ment the television equipment em ployed a microphone and n small loud speaker similar to those used | :n radio transmission, so that the ; 'S Habit*, nj Outfit* oth#r sport lining* and alterations, uarantaefl. m Fuller's Materials feed Exclusively by . . . .adies' ilor rsity Ave. (Upstair*) A. 7315 REILLY & CO. Painters--- Pa perhnngera Decorators Estimates Cheerfully Given PHONE P. A 4931 STS Chainiilng Ave., I'al< Alto v_ "'in-- MFORT IN COLD WEATHER a. moist, warm air for every room fn Our high standard grade of RNACES j AS. OIL OR COAL leaa fuel cost. All InetsUIatJona guaranteed. :r s h e e t me t a l w o r k s nil work and no play f : liorah. Leaving for Eu :m" Mr* Rorah said that as soon a*l rengross adjourned the senator woul-1 > see each other, was a demon strated fact today Apparatus developed m the labo> stories of the American Tele phone sn-1 Teierraph Company speaker's face was in full view, i The beam of blue light was re flected from the face to the photo electric cells, on "radio eyes." ImI Towment in the apparatus since 1 go to Boise and rest. "The r'-'iM* was used yertercay in a series the first experiments with tele- 1 with Mr. Borah is that he w >iik* too hard. she added H" bos fairly worn himself ou' II* his pleasures sadly" The ** forgot to obtain a French vi his wife s passport. of expc:.men's over a two and vision three years ago made the ; *r.r hri.f n.iii- telephone circuit be u*e of strong light unnecessary , tween Lruadway on Lower One of the Improvements we$ in* ; Manhattan end the Bell lahorato- creised sensitivity of the phot -cs cr. West *'iect, in Greenwich electric cell*. 1 Yi'dag.', i Experimenters said the images The engir^^rs explained that were sharp enough to permit LEGAL '.'.tnr.ee iw iii not a determining changes in expression to be noted Lu*:or :r. (lie h i- of the equipment wn.l that there was little flicker. . NOTICE OF TIME OT HEARING and that it was applicable to radio Officials of the A. T. and T. . ON PROBATE OF WILL * well as wnt circuits. said they saw little immediate j IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OK The device was housed In a prospect of commercial use for THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA xm.all compacrnent resembling a television in electrical communirs- ; IN AND FOR THE COUNT* telephone hor.rh. The speaker seat lion. ; OF SANTA CLARA. ed himstlf in. a chair before a Walter S. Gifford, president of In the Matter of Jhe E*s'* f ELLA BUTTERFIELD. Deress.| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition for the pr*>h*'e of the Will of Ella ButtsrfieM d- . reused. Rlvl for the tssuap'r to WII.LIAJ} H. ffL'TTfiimeu*. .( letters wTestamentwry* has *.>*dv filed In this Court and that Wednosdny. the 10th day of April. A. D 1990. at 9:30 o'clock A M of said day. at the Court mv .XM (:'. !> screen The television e-juipment was hiiden from view, and these was no sign of the i rdinarv trleph'-ne instrument. A beam of mi d blue light played n .the f*ce of the speaker. As t've voice of the pet son at the ' her end c? the Itr.e wJs heard, t.'.s image, about a foot square appeared on th# glass screen, showing ehsrp and clear. the company, said: > "Despite the fact that the re- ; search and dex*elopment work of the past three years has resulted in great improvement and simplifi cation of the equipment required/ for televialon.it Is still complicated'! nnd fxpeftalvo requiring expsrt at*`i tvntion and large units jQf sp- 1 par at u. The future commercial . possibility of television are still un of Department No. 3 of *nid i In p.aos if a. telephone Jnstru- certain." - ... PALO ALTO'S LARGE Meat Departmen CASH LOIN OF PORK, LEGS OF PORK, SHLDR.0FP0R Loin Lamb Roast, lb. Fancy Calif, spring lamba. Rack of Lamb, lb. Court, at the Court House, in the 1 ^iiuuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimiimniiiiuimimmmiMtiiiimiiiiiiitiimiimyimmmH City of San Jose, has been et for the hearing of said when end where any per*-' in terested may appear and <>'.*e*t Legs of Lamb, lb. .. 2 Genuine lioby spring lamb. the same, and show caus< if ary they have, why said pe'itmn