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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-10

Patrick Downey and Mary Downey.
There was one marriage noted on
a later date which might pass I'M
noticed to most people, and yet in
the sight of what followed, is today
an item of more than usual interest.
1t was the joining in holy wedlock
on October "a, 1898, in this church,
of Francis B. Brown and Catherine
E. Hayes, the father and mother of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-10

To many Catholic families in
Washington, this old church means
everything and its records contain
valuable information regarding
those who were baptised, married, or
perhaps received the last rites of the
church there. The first page of the
marriage book struck the writer as
being most interesting and he copied
It for your information. The couples
were all married by Rev. P. F. Nc
Carthy and their names, with those
of witnesses, for 1866 and part of
1867, follow:
The first two marriages. on Sep
La opinión., 1940-06-23

arranc0 sollozos a la mayoria.
Hablaron tambien la senorita
Ricardo Lopez, presidenta del
Club de Damas de Ia 81; ell Sc
nor Jose Santillan, ell senior y
la senora Maria Luisa de Gar
cha Toyar. quien tan emociona-
da Sc sentia, que no pudo ter
minar u causa del llanto,
Taato la sonora Almeida, sII
esposo y u padres, son orisi-
narios de Culiacan, Sinaloa. ha-
blendo llegado a este pals en-
1922. BESIDE entonces han resi-
dido en- Los Angeles donde sc
han captado la estimation de
propios Y eXtranos. La madre
de la fallecida, sonora Delfina
Pena de Cazares, fallecio hace
apenas un ano, en- esta ciudad,
descansando tambien sus restos
EN- ell cementerio del Calvario.
Por este conducto, todos los
familiares de la sonora Almeida.
dan sus mas eXpresivas gracias
a todas aquellas personals que
les manifestation su simpatfa,
con motive del doloroso sueeso,
haciendolo especialmente con las
Logias de la Alianza Hispano
Americana, por su excelente
commandments en- Sus horas de
tribulacion.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
OBTIENEN
SU LICENCIA
PARA CASARSE
Varias parejas de
nuestra colonia angelina

Dentro de POGO tempo Sc lie.
vara a cabo ell casamiento de
senior Jesds A. Figueroa y Ia
sehorita Elisa Lea, segun Sc nos
informo Ell las oficinas del Re-
gistro Civil del Condado de Los
Angeles.
La pareja solicito y va ohtu.
vo su correspondence licencla
para casarse. Eel novio declard
10 siguiente; que tiene 2S amos
de edad y reside en- 16"e New
Jersey st. y que ella tiene rs
amos de edad estando domicl-
liada EN- 95S Hollins st.
Don Rafael C. Ochoa y la Sc
horita Armida c. Montana Sc
uniran proximamente en- matri-
monio, a juzgar por los infor-
mes que Sc nos dieron en- ell Re-
gistro Civil del Condado de Los
Angeles.
Ali Sc nos dijo que esta pa
reja ha solicitado y obtenido va
su licencia para contraer nup-
cias; Y que EN- ell acta respec-
tiva Sc lee 10 siguiente:
El novio tiene % amos de edad
y reside en- 1914 e. 9Th Street,
y la novia tiene % amos de edad
Y vive en- 113 Bodie st.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
TURISTAS QUE REGRESAN
De La REPUBLICA MEXICANA
Dora Refugio G. de
Navarro e hja Carmen

Que doha Refugio G. de Ma
varro y su hija Carmen han re-
gresado va a Los Angeles, des-
pues de I'm largo viaje a traves
de la Republica MeXicana, es 10
que sc nos informa en- una car
Ia que tenemos a la vista.
Entire las ciudades que las via
jeras visitaron mencionan: To-
rreon, Aguascalientes, la CAPT
tai, Cuernavaca, TaXco, Guada-
lajara, Veracruz, etc, etc; pors
que su estancia en- Mexico fue
de varios meses.
Las dos Sc muestran muy con-
tentas con su viaje nc obstan-
tie que al estar Ell Torre0n la
sehorita Carmen Navarro Sc en-
ferm0 repentinamente y tuvo
que someterse al cuidado de va
rios medicos. Por fortuna pudo
a%bandonar su lecho de enferma
y continuar su proyectado via
lie
La opinión., 1940-06-23

siastica, Sc agrega, los novios y
u acompanantes pasaron a Ia
residcncia de la novia en- ell
Rancho Sespe. donde fue servi-
da la traditional eomida de boz
das, al estilo netamente mexl-
cano, rociada con buenos who's
y espumosas cervezas.
La sehorita Loyio fue muy
a%gasajada con motive de su ca
samiento, r%ecibiendo tambi6n
muchos elogios por ell equipo
nupcial que lucio, ell cual fue
confeccionado por una de las
principalesc casas de Los Ange-
les.
La pareja recibio numerosos
regalos tanto en- las "lluvias de
regalos' que Sc organization
oportunamente como ell dia de
su enlace.
Los novios salieren en- viaje
de bodas a san Francisco, dom
de visitaran la Feria I%nterna-
cional, ~regresando ell mes en-
trante al Rancho Sespe Que es
donde estableceran su Residential.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
FUE BAUTIzADO FL NINO
JOSE |. GONZALEZ, EN- SAN PEDRO
Y Sus padrinos ofrecieron ~elegante
reunion que eStuUo muy concurrida y muy Iucida

El domingo pasado, 16 de jul
Mo, a las seis y media de la
tarde fue bautizado en- la Iglesia
de la Sagrada Familia, de Ia We
Gina poblacion de Wilmington,
ell niho Jose Luis, hijo del senior
Jose Gonzalez y de su esposa
doia Paula Valdivia de Coma
lez, siendo sus padrinos; ell Sc
nor Arnulfo Hernandez y la Sc
nora Francisco Avila.
Despu6s de la ceremonial ecle-
siastica los esposos Gonzalez
reunieron a sus nuevos compa-
dres. a Il p~arientes Y algunas
de u fntimas amistades en- s.
Residential, 1899 West 3rd Street,
donde fueron obsequiados con
eXquisitos who's y cerveza, asf
como con una sabrosa cena de
tamales. Varias de las sehoritas
presentes cantaron bonitas can
clones, y en- general Sc pasaron
varias horas de allegro convi-
Vialidad. A horas avanzadas de
Ia noche la c%oncurrencia Sc des-
pidio de los esposos Gonzalez.
mostrandose todos muy agrade-
cidos dc las atenciones Y corte-
sias Que habian recibido de par
te de toda la familia.
Entire los c%oncurrentes al bau-
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Las senoras de Gooss
y E. Mojica de Ramirez


Procedentes de la Ciudad de
Mexico y de las principales ciu-
dades del pals, sc italian nueva-
mente en- Los Angeles las seno-
ras Esther Gooss y Enriqueta
Mojica de Ramirez, quienes via
jaron a traves de la Republica
durante los ultimos dos meses,
mostrandose muy satisfechas de
su jira.
Con motive de su regreso, sus
numerosos amigos han pasado
a saludarlas y a escuchar de sus
propios labios las maravillas
meXicanas, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS que
un grupo de sus mismas amis-
tades tiene en- proyecto orsani-
a una fiesta de bienvenida en-
honor de las dos senoras.
Y a juzgar por Ia animation
que reina entire quienes las CO.
nocen, la fiesta resultara muy
lucida-
La opinión., 1940-06-23
PasarGn sus
UGcaciones en- Tucson

DE paseo y con rumbo a Tue
son, Arizona, salio de Los An
geles la soprano meXicana Sc
nora Amparo Carrillo, acompa-
NADIA de sus hijitas Barbara y
Blanca.
Las yiajeras, Sc nos informa,
permaneceran una corta tenn
porada de vacaciones en- ell We
elmo Estado, hospedandose en- la
Residential de los padres de la
senora, quienes radican en- Tue
son desde hace muchos amos.
Con este motive, un grupo de
amigos y amigos de la familia
Carrillo organize una %despedida
que resulto muy carihosa y
co%ncurrida, en- su ~residencia To-
cal.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

tho anotamos a los siguientes:
DAMAS: Clementina Gonza-
lez. Mercedes Esparza, Maria
Martinez, Bruna Martinez, An
tonia Sandate, Maria Gardea,
Alexandra Gonzalez. Isidra Ca
rrasco, Emilia o. de Nnnez, ia
cinta y Librada Sanchez de Los
Angeles.
DAMITAS: Guadalupe, Aurora
y Elvira Gonzalez, Socorro, Con-
cha y Consuelo Esparza, Fran
cisca y Victoria Martinez, Elvira
Carrasco, Elena Martinez, de
Orange, California, Maria San
chez, de Los Angeles, Teresa y
Maria Valdivia, de Mexico, y
Consuelo Gonzalez, de Azusa,
California.
CABALLEROS: Pedro, Jesus
Y Andres Gonzalez, Alfonso Es-
para, JESUS Martinez, J. Luz
Gonzalez, Jose y Enrique Mar
tfnez, Diego Carrasco, Francis
co y Miguel Martinez, Jose de
la Luz NuneZ, David, Salvador
Y Roberto Gonzalez. Fidel Huer-
ia, Jose Morones, de Sacrament
to, California. Rosalio Villalo-
hos, de Orange, California, Fran
cisco y Andres Sanchez, de Los
Angeles.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
|LUCIDA BODA FL DOMINGO
|PASADO, EN- SANTA PAULA, CALF.
Fue la de la senorita Consuelo Louio
con ell senior Guadalupe SandoUal, Sc nos informa

En- ell Temple de Nuestra Sc
nora de Guadalupe de la pobla-
cion de Santa Paula, California,
Sc efectuo ell domingo pasado ell
enlace matrimonial de la seho-
rita Consuelo Lovio con ell Sc
nor Guadalupe Sandoval, quie-
e gozan de m1ltiples y since
a simpatias en- las colonias
m%eXicanas de esa poblacion y de
Los Angeles.
La iglesia lucia un adorno es-
pecial que fue muy gustado por
Ia numerosa co~ncurrencia, Sc
gun Sc nos informa en- atenta
misiva que acabamos de reci-
bir.
La comitiva nupcial estuvo in
tegrada de la manera siguiente:
PADRINOS: Senorita Sara
Young y senior Antonio Leon.
DAMAS: Senoritas Trinidad
Palomo, Lupe D.. Anda y Lupe
Gotta.
CHAMBELANES: Senores
Gene Sigala, Manuel Gonzalez
y Nick Candelaria.
Bespues de la ceremonial ecle-
La opinión., 1940-06-23

ties personals;
MADRINAS: Maria Luisa Ear
co. Rosa Chavez, Gertrude Brown,
Maria Ester Hernandez y Blan-
ca Muzquiz.
PADRINOS: Rafael Vega, We
ron Hinckley, Jack Martin, Al
berto Muzquiz y Federico Saen.z
Desputes del casamiento rel1-
gioso Sc ofrecera una reception
intima a los novios y su conf
tiva, EN- la Residential de la Sc
norita Zarco, saliendo ellos des-
pues en- su viaje de bodas, del
Que regresaran en- dcs semanas
para radicarse en- Los Angeles.
Las bonitas esquelas anun-
ciando este matrimonio, estan
firmadas por la senorita jose
fina zarco, hermana de la no.
via.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
BANQUETE
DEL COMITE
PRO-SANTUARIO
En- honor de ESperanza
Iris, Sierra y Mondragon

El Comite Pro-Obras del San
tuario de Nuestra Sehora de
Guadalupe, ofrecio ell jueves pa
sado al medic dia n comida
a la famosa cantante t%abasque-
ma Espercnza Iris, a su esposo'
ell baritone Pace Sierra y al te-
nor Gil Mondragon.
FL objeto de esta comida, Sc
gun informes que tenemos a la
vista, fue ell de agradecer a es-
los artistas mexicanos su cola
boraci6n en- la function teatral
que tanto eXito tuvo reciente-
mente en- ell Mason y la cual
fue a beneficio de las obras.
Ademas de los agasaJados'
asistieron a. la comida las ST.
guientes personals;
Monsenor Vicente Guzman,
Presidente del comite Pro-San-
tuario; los padres Felipe Gar
cfa y Fidencio Esparza, Mr..
Ben Mathews, ell primer actor
Y director JESUS Topete y la Sc
nora Josefina de Quinn e hiJa,
siendo la primera presidenta ho-
noraria de la c. +. c. nj.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
la IGLESIA DE SAN
JOSE Sc CASAN HOY ALAS I'm.
La senorita Estela Zarco y ell senior
Jesus Hernandez, muy conocidos en- Los Angeles

Como oportunanente 10 anun-
ciamos, hoy Sc efectuara en- la
Iglesia de San Jose (esquina de
las Gales ~ y South Los An
geles) ell enlace matrimonial de
Ia senorita Estela Zarco con Ell
senior JESUS Hernandez.
La ceremonial sc iniciara a las
1900 del dia en- punto, con la
asistencia de las familias de los
Contingencies y de sus numero-
SOS amigos, quienes estaran en-
cabezados por una comitiva nup-
cial integrada por las siguien-
La opinión., 1940-06-23
~MoRDEDuRA DE PERRo:

ST ell perro esta rabioso, pro-
cedase a procurar de un medi-
co u hospital ell tratamiento
Pasteur de vacuna anti-rabica
inmediatamente. Mientras tan
to, hagase I'm corte en- cruz So
bre la mordedura para que bro
tie Y CORA la sangre y o ella
parte del veneno estacionado. No
Sc cubra la herida hasta que
Ia Yea el medico.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

que no solo sus padres sino la
colonia entera tienen motivo
para sentirse justamente orgu-
llosos.
La nueva abogada es bien o
nocida y estimada en- nuestrVs
circulos s~ociales, ademas de los
estudiantiles. habiendo figurado
como candidate en- ell Concurso
de Simpatia y Personalidad que
sc llevo a cabo en- ell Teatro
RKO en- 1885, en- OCCASION de la
exhibition de una pelfcula de
nuestra estrella Dolores del Rio.
Todos los que conocen a Ia
senorita Martinez aseguran que
su triunfo en- la U%niversidad lie
asegura un brillante %porvenir.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Sc TITULA DE ABOGADA
LA SENORITA LORNA MARTINEZ
Is la primerd mexicGna que termina
eStG cdrrer0 en- nueStra colonia local, Sc cree

Entire los estudiantes de la
U~niversidad del Pacffico que re-
cibieron sus correspondence
titulos en- la ceremonial de gra-
duacion de la semana pasada,
Sc hallaba Ia sehorita mexicana
LORNA Martinez, cuyos padres
son don Francisco Martinez y es
posa, residences de 2114 South
Estrella Avenue.
La entrega de los titulos sc
llevo a cabo en medic de una
ceremonial muy emocionante, de-
sarrollada en- ell Riviera Coun-
try Club; pero siendo la seho-
rita Martinez la primera joven
mexicana que Sc recibe de abo-
gada en- esta ciudad, creemos
La opinión., 1940-06-23
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La opinión., 1940-06-23
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Evening star., 1940-05-26

Mouve ond roisin brown ore the Two
soft shodes combined in the pIoid Of
this very sheer wool frock. It is q one
piece dress whose pepIum gives q two
piece effect. The soiIor hat is noturoI
strow trimmed with fruit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
l94O 10 Be Record
Motor Travel fear

The Is per cent Increase IN sum-
mer vacation travel predicted BY
motor club and tourist bureau
authorities win make 1910 the big.
gcst automobile travel year in the
nations history. James ]. Newman.
vice president Of the n. =. Good
rich company. said today.
Based on = rise IN winter va
cation travel by automobile which
experts believe will carry over
through the rest Of the year, due
To the European war. summer
auto travel Is expected to increase
is per cent over 1899 when. ae-
cording 10 reports from 72o
branches of the American Automo-
bile Association. $4,000. 900 auto
mobile carried 50. 500. 900 persons
on almost IS billion miles Of yaca-
ton wanderings." Newman said.
Naturalization Of this increase
In 1910 would see an estimated
II $50. 900 automobiles carrying
about 80. 37b. 900 persons on yaca-
ton trips aggregating some es
billion miles" he pointed out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
New Branch
OF Library
Is Favored

Mayor-elect Harry p. Cain de-
clared himself before members of
the Lincoln Citizens club Tuesday
night in favor OF at least one new
branch library in the south end of
the city rather than construction
OF a new main library building
downtown.
Experience Of other cities indi-
Gates that a great main library Is
not the answer TO the needs Of
large cities" Cain said. 1T Is
too difficult and dangerous par
ticularly for children TO make long
trips to downtown libraries.'
He said he would favor giving
10 library Use a somewhat larger
part OF the tax dollar than has
been done in Tacoma.
On a basis OF the citys size, II
should be spending more than
$1,000 per year for library pur-
poses, according to Robert Burns,
an officer Of the South Side Lii
brary association. who also adj
dressed the club. which met at the
3sth ST. Masonic hall. At his
suggestion the club pressed
resolution urging the city council
to a larger library expenditure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
Republican Club
Dance on June s

Appointment % five committees
81 the Mems Republican club n
Pierce county was announced ~
IL meeting Tuesday evening 81
the Hotel Winthrop BY New rresi-
dent Vincent Murphy.
The club Win sponsor a dance.
with assistance u women's Repao-
licAn groups. the evening q June
G A. the Odd Fellows hall
New committees are. Member
ship. Citation Alleged. chairman.
Carl zimmerman. James nspohan,
Julius E.nKlund. Del Rankin and
Frank lee. steering. p. A. Farmer,
chairman. o. G. Button. Thor G.
Tollrfson and n. q. uhlmAn. en-.
tertAlnment. zimmerman. chair
man. t.ee Kress III Mckennsy,
Byron Presley and. Bert ohiser
publicity. Charles ovcFtarf. Rob
ert Hunt and Farmer, transpos,a-
ton. c. A. McMickle. Ralph RoE.
ers and Russell HAIRED.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
Children S Program
For Midway P.-T.A.
GIG HARBoR The Midway

GIG HARBOR The Midway p
T. A. viii be entertained Friday
by an all-childrcn's program. Pu-
pills Of the Midway school. from
the first 10 the seventh grades.
Will give two short plays. "col-
oniai school, and The Lost
Princess. This Ia the last meet
ing Of the season and. maybe,
the last meeting entirely of this
body for II will be decided. at =
short business meeting following
the entertainment. whether the
Midway PIT. A. viii continue or
merge into a new body to conform
with the consolidation Of the
Midway. Artondale and wollochet
schools into Narrows Bridge dis
trict No. 34s.
A Democratic caucus Will be
held at the Peninsula hotel. Gig
Harbor, on Saturday at = p. m,
for the purpose OF eiecting -four
delegates and four alternates 10
the county convention 10 be held
In Tacoma June LIST.
Gig Harbor Grange No. AS will
meet at the Community hall IN
Friday Discussion on member
ship enlargement will be the main
item on the business agendA.
All chairmen OF Gig Harbor
ON bridge opening
are called 10 meet ~
the Lions club on Thursday at
p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
Byrd Is Home
Under Orders

NEW YORK - Rear Admiral
Richard z. Byrd arrived from
Antarctica under orders Tuesday
and said he did not know when or
whether he would rejoin the ex-
petition he led into South Polar
waters last year.
Arriving on the Grace liner
Santa Elena, Byrd said he was
grieved to learn Of criticism
against him in congress and else
where.
Il did not make cent out Of
this, my third Antarctic expedi-
ton he said. Il am now an active
officer Of the navy. and I under
took the expedition at the request
of the government. I am return
ing under orders. not to press for
any congressional appropriation.
There has been a lot of miscon-
ception about this expedition. but
the reason am back is that |
was ordered back"
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Warren Leo Boggs. Is. Roy
high school senior, has been named
winner Of a 500 tuition-soholar-
ship award made by students Of
University of Washington. ac-
eording to Norman Dahl. retiring
president OF the A. 8. wv. This
is the first year the award has
been made.
The youth was recommended
for the scholarship by Francis
Olson. principal Of Roy high
school. and Mrs. Ruth Bethel.
superintendent OF schools. Boggs.
president Of the Roy student body.
maintained a B-plus average in
grades. despite school activities
He was selected from a field Of
candidates from all sections OF the
state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16

THY. III there were only something
they could do about it.
The paSsenger-oargo vessel ar
rived here Tuesday morning to load
cargo for her regular Oriental run.
but word OF the surrender Of The
Netherlands battle sector left her
fate undetermined. al least for the
present.
After IL years in The Neither
lands East Africa route. the
Boschfontein made her first call at
Tacoma three months ago. and it
was then we first made her ae-
quaintance.
Particularly noteworthy among
seafaring men. the ships unusual
bow is the product Of recent re-
modelling which entaiied iengthen-
ing the vessel more than so feet;
the task was accomplished by cut
ting off the former bow. then load
ing the big. new section Of steel
onto the Bosehfontein's foredeck
for the trip from Flushing TO the
drydock at Rotterdam.
bodybuilding
Our one-man crusade Is bearing
fruit, thank you. We loudly advo-
cate more color on fishing boats
Latest conquest by persuasion Is
the spanking new 77-foot purse
seiner Pacific Pride. She has
brave green stripe running the
length OF her bulwarks Looks line.
Built by Mclean Ericsson. she
was delivered Monday afternoon to
Elias Hansen and L. r. Ness OF
Seattle. She'll work as a pickup
boat in Alaska waters during the
summer. later going south for the
sardine fishing.
And speaking of Mclean Ericsson.
they've just started a sister ship
to the smart. trig, new 30-foot
Leilani, recently launched for Gil.
bert Clinton and the envy of many
an appreciative man.
We still think that particular
model is most of the answer TO the
average guys dream of what a
Puget Sound cruiser should be.
Current project is underway In
the name of Art Petrich of Brem-
erton-no relation TO Western
bodybuilding Co. family OF the
same name.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
Temporarily Enjoins
State in Taxes Case

OLYMPIA-Superior Judge ID.
F. Wright Tuesday temporarily
enjoined the state from trying to
collect the 1887 fuel oil tax from
eight major oil companies, and
Crown Zellerback Paper Co.
The companies filed suits last
week asking for rebates totaling
about $4,000, 900 in fuel oil taxes
paid under the 1887 and 1889
laws. The supreme court recently
held the latter statute unconstitu-
tional. License Director Dave s.
Cohn then attempted TO collect
under the 1887 law.
Judge Wright tentatively set
June I for hearing arguments on
making the injunction against the
state permanent. The companies
contended the 1887 law was dis
criminatory because II taxed fuel
oil and did not tax coal and wood,
which also are fuels.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
Neville Henderson's
Book To Be Reviewed

Impressions Of a British diplo-
mat concerning Hitler and other
Nazi officials viii be relayed
Thursday at 8 p. m. by DIR. Hol-
land r Burr. pastor OF First Con-
gregationsl church. when he re-
views THE Failure OF a Mission, "
written by Sir Neville Henderson.
Dealing with his experiences as
British ambassador TO Berlin from
1887 10 1889, Henderson tells OF
the incidents which led 10 the oc-
eupation OF Austria, czechoslo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
Plant Sale. Dance
On Saturday NIGHT

The Clover Creek Grange will
hold a plant sale and dance Sat
urday night at the Grange hall TO
raise funds TO finance COM
munity fair which it sponsors an
nually. There also will be enter
tainment and refreshments.
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authorized the
move.
ore m o st
among the pro-
visions of the
n e W la " a ire
two safety regu-
lations-one re-
quiring flame
a RE s [ O RS or
backfire ira ps
for all inboard
m o tors. the
other IL efficient
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16

vakia and Poland
The review will be held IN the
fireplace room Of the church. and
Will be open 10 the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-16
Oh Boy! If
a body could
only sell taxes

WYE DON'T LIKE to carp,
w complain or mutter alaek-
a.day. But how would you like
TO buy the materials and build
a house only to discover you
had to pay for the foundation
and roof a second time before
you could move in. That's an
approximation of what hap
pens to the oil industry.
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For exactly 80 years there have been spasmodc and
unsuccessful attempts to change federal laws governing
motorboats and their operation. Now those changes
a fact.
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Last year the industry paid
the cost of producing 1904
$4,000 barrels of crude. The
price at which anybody could
buy this crude at the wellhead
averaged roughly 81 barrel
S1,264,256,oo0. In that same
year federal, state, and local
governments collected from
the industry grand total of
sl,33s,OO0,oOO in taxes.