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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03

Thefts Reported

Intermingled with post-Hallo-
ween complaints. police had re-
ports of stolen articles Thursday
which did not appear to be legiti-
mate part of the holiday celebra-
ton.
Mrs. Phillip Eldridge, 4005 No,
25th St. said that a striped lawn
chair was stolen from her resi-
dence. Al Maruca. Ills So. 3sth
St. reported the theft of a black
loose leaf binder containing bust
ness records, stolen from his car.
His garbage can also was missing.
Mrs. Horace G. Scott, 1912 No.
I St, reported loss Of her garbage
can. and J. A. Joyner. 4021 So.
Sheridan ST.. said a bicycle was
stolen from the garage of his
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
Personal
TO Fat Girls

New yea 60 slim down ypur face and ne-
ore Without strict dieting or hack-breaking
ex<fcises. Just ct s<nsihly and take Mar
mo1a Tabi<ts . day. according 10 The d.
recf1ons.
Mnrnoia T.hiets ksSe been sold TO the
pub1ic Tor more than thirty years. More than
twenty million boxes have be<n Distributed
anring thai period.
Msfncla b not intended - eure-sil for
81 Ai1nents. Thin advertisement IL intended
enly for fat persons Who are normal and
kea1fhy otherwise and whose fatness IL
caused by : reduction In the secretion frarn
Ne thyroid gland lhypo-thyroidism) with
accompanying suhnormai metsboiic rates.
No cfber representation u made a. 20 this
treatment except under these conditions and
Ascending 10 the dosage - recommended.
We - ret make any diAgnosis ~ that 10
&as function Of your physician. who must b
eounultrd for that purpose. The formula 10
lncinded IN every paekAre. Start With Mar
ncla today and win ths slender lovely h.-
urs tknf = rishtfuily yours. a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
Man Put in Jail
After Accident

Charged with being intoxicated
and under investigation In connec-
ton with an automobile accident.
Jacob Heblick, 40. spent the night
in the city jail after his arrest
Wednesday evening.
Officer c. G. Kenney arrested
Heblick Gnd held him for inves-
tigation after the latters car had
crashed into another machine
driven by Mrs. z. II. Ziemon. Rt.
Z, Box 102, at So. 3sth and C
SITS. The accident occurred about
10 p. m. No one was injured in
the crash. Heblick had not posted
bond for his release Thursday
morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
MARRIAGELICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been filed with Pierce County
Auditor S. Clifford Davis by
James H. Slater, So. and Luann
Shriner, 81. both of Yelm: Mel
ton L. Atkinson, SO, Ketchikan,
Alaska, and Margaret Doris Wohl-
macher, 35, of 1929 No. Huson.
Tacoma; ]. B. Mcintosh. 3s, of
2603l5 Sixth ave, and Thelma
Mildred Adkins, 81. Of 1905 No.
Junett; Francisco L. Suit, 20,
Seattle, and Mary L. Underwood,
10. vashon; E. Martin Taylor. so,
Seattle. and Victoria Cory, AZ,
Walsenburg, Colo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03

Largest pulp movement In
several years, 10000 tons Is des-
tined from Washington mills for
Japan within the next two months.
Thursday the first consignment is
being loaded here aboard the
Greek tramp Mount Olympus.
Berthed early this morning at
Milwaukee Dock No. 2. the vessel
was starting two or three days
loading. She comes from Port
Angeles. where q large consign-
ment was also taken.
Major portion Of the pulp
win be carried In ships OF the
Nippon Yusen kaisha, ship
pers declared.
Included In the Thursday ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
TRAVELLING EQUIPMENT
LOST BY TRANSIENT

Art Peterson, transient. COM
planned to police Thursday most of
his travelling equipment was miss
ing, together with his travelling
companion.
Peterson told officers that Rob-
ert Cox, 3S, whom he has known
for three months, left their room
in the Standard hotel before Peter
son awakened Thursday. Cox left
his bed roll. but took new bed
roll Peterson recently purchased,
together with a pair of glasses
that cost $3.50, Peterson said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
CYCLE RIDERS,
GIRL INJURED
Two Men Are Given
Treatment; Child
Suffers Bruises

Two motorcycle drivers involved
N crashes and a little girl who ran
into the path Of an automobile were
listed by police Thursday morning
~ Tscoma's traffic victims for the
past "a hours. None was believed
seriously hurt.
The motorcycles are Robert
HillberE. 10. Rt. Z. box 81. and
Fred visell. rs, s5s2 Pacific ave.
The girl Il Lorraine schmid. 6. 1901
%. 18th IT
Hnlberg was treated at the
Pierce county hospital for n gashed
forehead after he lost control Of
his motorcycle and fell from the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
DIRECTOR OF MINES
SPEAKS HERE FRIDAY

Thomas b. Hill. Olympia, state
director of mines and mining will
discuss the development of the
states mineral resources and the
future in this field at the Friday
evening meeting of the Washing
ton Prospectors and Miners at s
o'clock In the clubhouse at Carlton
hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
Indians to Hold
POU-WOlU at Fife

An all-Indian pow-wow will be
held Saturday night In the Fife
auditorium. Or. Stepping Fast and
a troup Of golden-feathered Indians
will entertain. Tom toms. war
dancing. magic stick medicine and
tomamvis viii be featured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
GRANTED DIVORCES

An introductory divorce decree
was granted in superior court here
Wednesday afternoon to Melva
from Charles Haddon. Final de-
crees were awarded TO Ruthie
from John II. r. Burrack, and
Vera L. from Percy A Norman.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
Ell NEGRO HENRY ARMS
TRONG SU
R CONTRA DAVE
DAY

New York, Mario Bel
campe6n del peso weller, Henry
Armstrong, defendera hoy su co
roma, a Is asaltos, en- la Madi-
son Square Garden, contra Dave
Day, ell notable gladiator de
Chicago.
La pelea ha despertado bastan
tie interes, considerable la reco
nccida eficiencia del campe6n y
la innegable destreza del joven
de Chicago.
Armstrong aparece como ell
favorito en- las apuestas, en- pro-
porci6n de A a l..
Todo indica una asistencia de
$4,000 a $4,000 personals, con
un rendimiento monetario entire
$4,000 y $4,000.
Los peritos estiman que esta
es la pelea mas dura contratada
para Henry desde que arrebata-
ra a Lou Ambers la corona de
las 1876 libras.
Ell negro tiene una cadena de
"A victorias consecutivas y Day
una de Is.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
TRIUNFO DEL
WESLEY RAMEY

Mas de 10000 personas acu-
dieron al Coliseo de New York a
presenciar la pelea entire ell vete-
rano Wesley Ramey, de Gran Ra
pds, estado de Michigan, y Mike
Berger, del Canada.
No hubo caidas durante el
bout y Ramey derrot6 por pun
tos a su contrario.
Atacando frecuentemente con
su "jab" de izquierda, Ramey
perdi6 un golpe, en- ell tercero, y
al perder ell equilibrio cay6 a la
Iona, sin conteo. Berger utiliz5
con frecuencia su fuerte gancho
izquierdo, e~stremeciendo a su RI
val. Despu6s del cuarto asalto
Ramey tom6 la delantera y no la
perdi6 hasta sonar la Ultima
campanada.
Ralph Vona, de AuSbury Park
derrot6 a Joe Mullim, del East
Side; Make Shapiro vapule6 en-
seis asaltos a Don Varrone, de
Greenwich Village.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
DEPORTES
VICTORIA DE LOS SENADO-
RES

Los Rojos de Cincinnati fue-
ron derrotados aver en- Orlando
por los Senadores de Washing
ton, con anotaci6n de 2 carreras
por 5. Grissomo y Derringer Ian
aaron por los Rojos Y Haynes y
Leonard por los vencedores.
Pegaron los Senadores IL hits
v anotaron nueve carreras, mien
tras ell Cincinnati, con 5 hits, sc
uuedaba en- dos carreras.
Roberto Estalella, ell gran ba-
teador cubano, descarg6 un jon
ron y IN tribey e impulse tres
de las carreras de su novena. Ju
20 Estalella ell jardin izquierdo.
Nos va pareciendo que Miguel
Angel Gonzalez esta equivocado
en- cuanto a la eficiencia de Esta
leila, por 10 menos como batea-
dor.
Cincinnati &c, 5h, 2e; Wash
ington &c, 12h, Be.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
LA INAUGURATION DE UN
NUEVO ESDABLECIMIENTO

Hoy Sc efectuara la Inaugural
ci6n del nuevo establecimiento
de Raul Vega, con ell nombre de
Rail Vega, Inc, en- ell 1906 de Ia
Septima avenida.
Los trajes que en- la gran tien
da Sc exhiben, para senoras y Sc
noritas y nihas, son los 1ltimos
mOdelos de New York, con pre-
clos observation-disclosures razo =
nables.
Centenares de personals han
felicitado a Raul y lie han augu-
RADIO un exito complete.
A las congratulations recibi-
das, unimos la nuestra.
Raul viene cooperando en- la
labor de la colonia latina y me-
rece ell apoyo de todos.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
CON LOS GUANTES

Jose Luis Sc entrena en- Los
Angeles para su pelea facil con
el veterano Jack Roper.
Ell negro derrib6 a uno de sus
contrarios, en- las practicas, y
maltrat6 cruelmente a otros dos.
Han Hankinson fue ell hombre
derribado por Luis, con una de-
recha a la cabeza.
"Dinamita" Jackson, otro de
los ayudantes del negro, reeibi6
un fuerte golpe en- ell est6mago,
que estuvo a punto de ~"acostar-
To-"
Luis pesa 200 libras y reba-
jara su peso a POP 6 203.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
en- una camioneta.

-Pues que lie encarguen que
hay seis maletas grandes Y que
tenga cuidado con Ell badl ne
gro.
-DeScuide, sonora repuso
Fermfn, ell mayordomo, que Sc
guia a los sehoritos hacia ell jar
din.
Isidoro sali6 tambien.
I'm criado habiale traido un
abrigo de entretiempo y ell guar
da polvo.
Y cuando Maria y las mucha-
chas estuvieron instaladas en- ell
coche, ell d~iplomatico ahadi6:
-Voy a cambiarme de traje.
Con tn permiso, Maria.
No faltaba mas.
En- un instante estuvo listo, v
al jardtn.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
Pertenece Day al eStablo de
Barney Ross y Sc distingue, EN-
los combates, por formidables
"uppercuts' de derecha.
VICTORIA DE FONTANA so
BRE HERNANDEZ

New York, Mario 31.-Joev
Fontana, con 1876 iibras, venci6
en- ell segundo asalto, por nocaut
tecnicc, a Jose Hernandez, un
fuerte gladiator de Puerto Ri
co, con TN peso de 1922 libras.
Jack Dorman, Ell arbitro, sc in
terpuso entire los gla1iadores, a
los 40 segundos del segundo
round, luego de haber hecho una
cuenta de ocho sobre Herman
DEE. Una efectiva izquierda al IS
tonnage lanz6 al puertorriqueho
contra las sogas Y despues lie hi
20 caer. Sc habfa anunciado el
match como de ocho asaltos.
Harold Valan derrot6 por pun
tos a Pete MaScia, de Brooklyn,
en- ell mismo porgrama.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31

doro habia sospechado.
blonde estaba su eSposa?
iQue hacia?
icon la modista?..
iCon alguna amiga?
mol
No era possible admitir que, 50
biendo que la familia tenia que
marcharSe en- Ell expreso de las
ocho, Sc hubiera detenido con
nadie hasta tan tarde.
Y entonces Ique?
iTenia Maria de las Moves
un amante?.. -.
Isidoro estaba en- su alcoba
cambiandose de traje para 81
viaje cuando Sc lie ocurri6 este
p%ensamiento.
Y Sc qued6 inmEvil de repen<
te, con los ojos fijos en- Ell suGo.
Su eeno Sc hsbia fruncidS .
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
.El tren sale a las ocho!
!Bah Marlin esta enamo

bah! Martin esta enamo.
RADIO del coche nuevo. Dice que
es una puma. Nos planta en- Ia
estaci6n en- seis minutes.
u BESIDE aqui?
VA 10 veras.
-iPiensa que es al Nortel No
vamos a Atocha.
va 10 Sc.
Maria de la Cruz sali6 del co.
medor, diciendo a las criadas:
- Buena, Nicolasa, tome us
ted a la nina, y vaya instalando-
Sc! Por Dios, no la de algdn gol-
pc con las maderas del techo,
Ieh?
-Descuide, sehorita
y listed, Jacinta, lleveme es
be maletin y este paquete. Quien
va a llevar Ell eQuipaje?
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
LOS
CUBANOS

FL team de la Universidad de
Florida rechaz6 aver ell ataque
de la Universidad de la Habana
y venci6 a los cubanos con score
de IA carreras por 7.
Cinco pitchers usaron los Gu
banos y los cinco sufrieron once
hits. Moore, un pitcher novato,
domino a los visitantes, dejand0
los en- 9 hits, tres de ellos de
Montejo y dos de Labrit.
NADIA menos que cinco errores
cometieron los cubanos.
Habana 7c, Oh, Be; Florida
14c, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
IA 0ACErH
Sc efectuara Ell combate con
Roper el dia II de abrli.

La pelea con Eddie Brink, es-
crioe un experto, la perdi6 Tony
Canzoneri por su tactica defen-
silva, que lie enajen6 los votos del
jrez George Kelly y eli arbitrc
Artie McGovern.
Harold Barnes, 81 otro jueL,
vote por Canzonerl.
Ell p1blico Sc sorprendi6 al
ser anunciado Ell faEo de los -
ce3, pues muchos de los especta-
dores cream que Tony merecia
por 10 menos un empate.
Brink qued6 tan sorprendido
como Canzoneri y los partida :
rios de este.
Los jueces miraron de nuevo
srs cuentas, sorprendidos de Ia
sorpresa; y Sc reafirmaron Ell
su fallo.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31

Nadie pone en- duda que Jose
Luis pondra a dormir al vetera-
no Roper; pero ell p6blico, segGn
los critlcos, dara su protection
al macth.
Roper peleara con toda su e.
nergia, con la esperanto de que
uno de sus punetazos derribe al
negro.
Pero no parece probable que
Luis ponga su mandlbula dentro
del alcance de los puios del We
terano.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
LISTA DE CONTRIBUTOR.
TES PARA Ell CoMITE 20.
PULAR DEMOcRATICO DE
o A ESPANA
(COntinadci6n)

Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos F. Chiaramonte Shoe Shop,
Francisco P%alleiro, Msncuhana
Cigar Factory, R. P~ortccarre-
70 Barberia, Jose Fuentes, Luz
cas- Fernando, Teijido's Gro,
Richard Bar5eria, Ferlita Gro,
Park Gro, Latin American Ba-
kerry Eagle Fill Sta, Aurora Gar
ella, Aurora Arias, Felo's Barb
err Shop, Ramon Tamargo, Celes
tino Alfonso, Parafso Gro, Da-
niel's Ser. Sta, Polo, Jose Fer
nandez, Maseda Cafe, Maseda
Barber Shop, White Front Ca
fe, Central Cafeteria, Raymond
Auto Parts, Luis Rio, Leo Dali
ny, Tony's Shoe Shop, Bolito,
J. Sanchez, j. Diaz, Dominique,
Cash Mkt, Los Leales Gro, Jose
Martin, Barber Shop, Mario Jor
ge, Frank Fernandez, Manuel
Barcia, Rosado, Angel Balseiro
Cantor, Jorge Salazar, Ofelia
Perez, Pedro Ramirez MOya,
Melchor de la Parte, Broadway
Barber Shop, Adorable Hat
Store, Evaristo Flores, Roberto
Rodeiro, Avelino Fernandez, D.
Duque, Jose Alvarez, Joaquin
Lopez, Fernando Gonzalo, Luis
Diaz Llama, Tovalo, Marcelino's
Barber Shop, JESUS Mendez,
The Palace Store, Russell's, Spo
to y Castellano, Columbia Ra-
dos, Casa de Vale, Rays Hard
ware Frank Forles, Tienda de
Margarita, Mandell's Columbia
Dulceria, Manhattan Barber
Shop, Louies's Dept. Store, Flo
rida Drug Store, La Habanera
Gro, Cannella's Poultry Mkt,
Italo American Gro, Augusta
/ Garcia Columbia Poultry Mkt,
Ell Polaco, Sastreria de Cato, G
& M Gro, PoMer's Store, Thorn
Mean, La Bonita Hat Store,
The Economy, Relojeria DE
liza, Ybor City Halter, Cannon
Shoe Store, Smart Shop, Broad
way Cigar Store, Sam Salvag-
gio, Gonzalez Hernandez, Lau-
rence's Ser. Sta, Ell Palatino
Carniceria, Broadway Furn-
iture, Benito Blanco, Alfredo
Gonzalez, FL Mercado Unico, Ell
Malec6n, Alex Cafe, ]. M. Bar
Der Shop, A. Ruiz Barber Shop,
La Central Barber La Central
Barber Shop, London's Hard
ware, Juran Cigar Store.
ContrTbuyeron con 90 centa-
vos: Gareia's Gro, PENN Cafe,
Raul Charbonier.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Patiio Barber Shop, Sam
Figarrotta, Sevilla Cleaners,
Viitor Shoe Shop, Amorelli,
Shoe Shop, Casino Beauty Sa-
Ion, Frank Maurice.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: Monte Barber Shop, Style
Hat Shop, Walker, Vicente Fra
teirrigo, G. Clemenbe.
Contribuyeron con 5 centa-
vos: Aronovitz, CusUmano Gro.
Tampa q de MARIO de 1889
ND AK D VITHTTl
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
A LAS MEMORIES

Ell Washington decide aver
mandar a las MEMORIES a Tom Ba
ker, pitcher; Jim Vernon, Id
Douglas Dean, jardinero; Lou
Thurman, pitcher. Ira Thurman
al club GreenviIle, de Carolina
del Sur.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31

Maria de la Cruz estaba an
gustiada.
TODD su afan, desde que a las
seis volvi6 Isidoro, habia side
hablar mucho, parlotear del via
je Y de los detanes de Ultima ho-
ra, para aturdir un tanto al d.
plomatico y distraerle de este pc
ligrosiSimo retraso de Maria.
Ella no podia Greer que Isido-
70, al que considerable completa-
mente simple y medic tonic, no
obStante srs aires de agudeza,
llegara a sospechar -.
Pero w 81 clio oclrrfa?
mo quedaria deslle este ms
tante sembrada en- ] familia la
semilla de una esPantOsisima
tragedia?
Contra 10 que ella supOnia, Isl
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
VICTORIA DE LOS DODGERS

Aver por la tarde, en- Clearwa
ter, los Dodgers de Brooklyn
vencieron a los Tigres de De :
troit con anotacion de 6 carreras
por a. Por ell Detroit actuaron
les pitchers Bridges, Coffman y
Harris Y por ell Brooklyn, Ham,
lin y Posedel.
Detroit 4c, Oh, lie; Brooklyn
&c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
La Gaceta Folletin No. BOG
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.
-GSabes 10 que pienso, Isido-

-GSabes 10 que pienso, Isido-
70?
-lQue?
Que 20 y la nena nos vayamos
instalando con Nicolasa y ia
einta en- ell coche... SQue tie pa
rece?
-Muy bien, si-concedi6 Ell
d~iplomatico, hacienda IN esfuer
20 para que no lie trasluciera
81 immense NAL humor.
DE este modo, en- cuanto
venga Maria, no ten6is mas que
vosotros y marcharnos.
No te intranquilices. lLegare-
mos a tiempo!
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
VICTORIA DE TONY FERRE
RIA

White Plains, N. Y, Mario 81
I'm p1gil del peso weller, To-
ny Ferrera, venci6 aqui por de-
cisi6n, en- ocho asaltos, a Mickey
Donahue, de Stanford, Conn. TIE
MIA Ell primero un peso de las ii
bras y el segundo de 146.
Emil Cody, en- ell semifinal,
maltrat6 a Tommy Roman, de
Jersey City.
La gaceta., 1939-03-31

ERA possible, gran Dios?

normemente.
ERA possible, gran Dios?
Evocaba la faz dulce de su es,
posa, aquellos ojos tan hondos.
que revelaban tanta nobleza. tan
ia dulzura, y Ell mismo caractar
oondadoso y suave de 81 mujer.
Y acab6 pOr decirse en- voz
alta:
mo, no es possible! Yo
soy IN villano. =. Use pesa-
miento sera mi v~ergiienza mien.
tras viva! PObre Maria mia
I cuando vOlvi6 al jardin. la
prlmera sQspecha habiase dist
pado como ell hume 6
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
CAPITULO XVII
Miguel D Maria
lila gran noticiaA captain
-Digame listed, duoue

lila gran noticiaA captain!
-Digame listed, duque.
-ESta mahana Sc ha recibido
con la valija Official. 70 yaNo
esperaba. mo supone nj sospe-
cha media de 10 que pueda ser?..
FL rostro de Miguel de Guz-
man Sc ilumin6 con una sonrisa
de esperanto.
-iMi traslado?
FL duQue, con aquel su rostro
de gentlemen impecable, con la
perlIIita y el bigote perfectamen
Ds pelnados y relamidos, que ha-
came parecer un santo de palo,
antss de eOutestar,
La gaceta., 1939-03-31
LA GACETA

Ell periodico en- idioma Espanol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1939-03-31

Contra 10 que ella supOnia, Isl
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-06

NELSON and BULLOCK Phone Black A or Main Is
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-06
EDITORIAL
By Wilbur P. Wood, pastor. The Federated Church

The term neutral or "un- Nnutrap' has little meaning after il has become a part of our pol i,ical machinery. An act which shay have been neutral at one aLnne, may be unneutral at anoth Nr. Whether or not our nation is politically neutral, let us keep cut of war.
 The last World War set Alaska back twenty years in her growth and if our nation were to join Nhis present world war We would ze set back another twenty years la our struggle to develop and naintain a territory with char Acter as well as with material wealth. Today Alaska has free tom, she has resources, and she has men to develop them. Where Asu nation Co make war on anoth -, our territory would have as nttle real value as dry dust The frontier spirit of Alaska would be gone. Doubtless the United 1tntes would turn to Alaska for Material support, but the spirit sS conquest that is now ours would not be here. Alaska is a md of romance-"the land of Ahe midnight sun"--not only for nose who live here, but for thousands who have never been here except in their dreams and tn story books. But with the coming of war the midnight sun would be forgotten. We would he in the hlackest midnight since the last war.
 If is all we'll and good to please England and France with our neutrality revision based on "his ioric tradition" and there is no doubt but what Germany finds it a hard pill to swallow; but per haps we need a more denfnite standard to keep Us out of war. If so, let us seek it out and use n.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-06
BACHELORS IN ANCHORAGE TO BE TAXED

Bachelors and others who have paid no personal property taxes in Anchorage in past years will be added to the assessment roll of the city this year under a program launched by the An chorage city council finance committee, according to advices received in Fairbanks.
 Councilman Wells Erwin chair man of the committee said per sonal property assessment re- turns have been mailed to many local residents who never be- fore have been requested to state the valuation of their property for taxing purposes.
 There is no reason why ev- eryone living in Anchorage should not be paying taxes in- stead of just some of the peo- pie" Mir. Erwin is quoted as saying in the Anchorage Times.
 Bachelors and tenants in fur nished houses all have some per sonal property. They enjoy the privileges of the city, the side walks, police protection. street lighting system, and many other city services. It is planned to have each one pay his share start ing this year"
 How much the new taxpayers will add to Anchorage coffers has not been ascertained but it is expected to be substantial sum.
 Names of potential taxpayers are being obtained by Anchorage from the meter lists at the Anch orage city hall, payrolls of local firms and by other methods.
 Those persons who fail to file the assessment returns, will find themselves assessed by the board of equalization with an appro- priate tax bill handed to them.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-06
CT less deduction of 312% for re tirement annuity).

tirement annuity).
 Place of Employment.
 Custodial Service, Post Office Department. Nome Alaska.
 This examination is announced for filling vacancies in the posi- ton named above. Vacancies in the same or related positions in the same locality, requiring sim lar qualifications, and at approxi- mately the same rate of pay, will be filled as a result of this exam nation. If found in the interest of the service, however, any pos ition may be filled by reinstate- ment, transfer, or promotion.
 Forms to be Filed:
 Application Form 6; Form IA (b ue) is also required if veteran preference is claimed.
 Where to Obtain Application:
 The necessary forms may be obtained from the Postmaster, Nome, Alaska, or the Manager, Eleventh U. s. Civil Service Dis trict, Federal Office Building, Seattle, Washington.
 Place for Filing Application: Applicants must file the neces- sary forms with the Manager, Eleventh U. s. Civi Service Dis trict, Federal Office Building, Seattle, Washington.
 Duties of Position:
 To perform general manual la bor incident to cleaning build ings, office and workrooms; to assist firemen in smaller build ings in the care of the heating plant and related equipment; to care for shrubbery and clean walks; and ito perform manual labor as required.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-06
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

Announcement of Open Compel
 tive Examination for Classified Labor, $l,140 a Year. Cor filing the position of labor
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-06

Proof of Labor Blanks can now be had al the ..''>me Nugget office
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by Pierce County Auditor S.
Clifford Davis to Ralph Goerger
and Lucille Duneanson. Tacoma;
Howard M. Ridout and Florence
Ayers, Tacoma: Claude H. West
gate and Eunice A. Simpson, Ia
coma; William Smith, Tacoma.
and Emile Chuinard, Fort Lewis;
Peter J. Skreen, Tacoma, and Rose
V. Hendricks, Puyallup; C. B.
Faherty, U. S. S. Idaho, and Bonnie
Belle Crawford, Puyallup; John
Martsh and Rose Argaro Hamilton,
Tacoma; Marvin f. Anderson,
Benton, Wash, and Cleles f. Eli
son. Puyallup; Clifford Caldwell
and Grace Brandt, Auburn; Harry
Vinson, Dash Point, and Della Kali
berg. Tacoma; John Halko and
Mary Fisher, Tacoma; Murdoch
Lukanovic, San Francisco, and
Margaret Medic, Enumclaw; Ar
thur Archer and Mollie Miller, Ia
coma; Lloyd Flowers and Helen
Swinhart, Roy; Earl L. Chambers
and Mary Osler, Tacoma; Del
Tremblay and Eunice Pence, Ia
coma.