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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Bridge Luncheon
Is Planned
Women of ST. Psiriek's
Parish VIII Entertain

Among the most brilliant
Social events of the early
spring season will be the
bridge luncheon to be given
at st. Patrick's parish hall,
No. 18th and ] sts.. Thursday
afternoon under the auspices
of a large group of the parish
women. The luncheon will be
served at l o'clock and the
games, bridge, whist and 500,
will follow.
Decorations of the hall will be
in spring flowers. Great baskets of
daffodils will stand in window
inches and upon the stage and
each small table will be conferred
by vase of white hyacinths or
narcissus. Favors for high scores
will be wrapped in white with yell
low ribbon trim.
Mrs. Alvin E. Anderson is chair
man of the arrangements commit
tee, Mrs. V E. Newbert and Mrs.
Maurice Hickey are assistants.
Mrs. John Nolan has charge of
luncheon arrangements and the
Sisters of st. Dominic will ar
range the decorations.
Tables will be arranged by Mes
DANES w. A. Mcdonald, L. T.
Pirath, Frank Murphy. George V.
Shull, NJ. Reynolds, NJ. w. Marush,
F. L. Mcdonald, f. G. Mitchell.
Joseph Nolan, r. w. Monaghan.
II. NJ. Radke, c. F. O'Leary, NJ.
Zimsen. NJ. N. Mullan, J. B. Nc
Nerthney, E. r. Riley. George
Neudorfer and Frank Magrini.
On the hostess committee are
J. II. McAllister, f. A.
Mackenroth, E. J. Mcdonald, Alex
w. G. Mcnamara.
Lawrence T. McNerthney, w. B.
McNerthney. Nick Merinkovich,
Peter Parinkovich, II. J. Meyers,
F. N. Murphy, w. j. Murphy,
w. C. Niemeyer, Joseph o'Reilly,
Walter Pessemier. G. w. Quivey,
G. w. Rankos, P. E. Reagan, T. E.
Roach, P. E. Ashe. Frank Berry,
Anton Boespflug, S. A. Gagliardi.
c. w. Van Rooy. C. E. Swanson
and ]. c. Murphy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Pi OmiCron Has
Social Evening
Mrs. Murray Morgan Gives
Interesting Traveloeue

Once a month it is the GUS
tom of Pi Omicron sorority
members to gather, not for
study which is the purpose
of the organization, but for
social discourse and enter
tainment. This months So
cial meeting was held Friday
evening at the home of Miss
Lulu Fuller. Entertainment
was in the form of a trav-
elogue given by Mr.. Murray
Morgan, who with his wife,
made an extended trip down
the Danube river in a canoe
a year ago.
Mr.. Morgan brought with him to
the party many of the souvenirs
of his travels, which members were
privileged to examine.
Since Northwest Province con-
vention is near at hand Mrs. Rose
Harrison, president of Tacoma
chapter. announced a few of the
plans for the convention, which
will be held in Tacoma this year.
Mrs. William A. Fife. who will
be remembered by many as Miss
Bess Corbit and who served as
president both of Tacoma chapter
and Northwest province, was a
guest of the evening. having re-
Gently arrived from her home in
Iowa for a visit in Tacoma.
A late buffet supper was served.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. A. II. Newman, Mrs. John NJ.
Jascoe, Misses Esther Osborne.
Bernice Thompson. Mabel vetter.
Orpha Bell Weaver.
Guests were Mrs. Carl Held Mrs.
Walter Kessler, Mrs. Ralph Curry.
Mrs. William A. Fife, Mrs. Rose
Harrison. Misses Signe Bennett.
Mona Callister. Ollie Deiss. Naomi
Evans. Cloyde Duvall, Marie Aoatz.
Alice Mosolf. Thelma NUM-. Gladys
Hall, Marie Humes, Carol Moot
magic. Ruth Phelps. Edith Red
mayne, Pearl Totland and kath-
leen Green.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Hawaiian Islands
Speaker Topic
Arts and Science Club 10
Hear Mrs. Petersen

Arts and Science club mem-
bers are looking forward 70
the meeting Thursday Al the
Women's clubhouse on Broad
way when they viii have As
guest speaker Mrs. A. 5. Ped
ersen. who has just returned
after five years residence in
the Hawaiian islands. She Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Ann
Speaks. and sister. Miss Rer-
nice Speaks. at 500 So. Cush-
man ave.
Mrs. Petersen win ten Of her
impressions Of Hawaii. It's life.
beauty spots and welcome 10 tras-
elers The speaker viii be joined
in late May by her husband.
United States army officer. who
has received a new appointment.
Mrs. John b. Smith. chairman
of nominating committee. viii give
her report and a report VIII alao
be given by Mrs. John c. Lemon.
chairman Of the clubs program for
the National federation's golden
jubilee.
The executive board viii meet
at Il o'clock at the clubhouse pre-
ceding the business meeting.
Hostesses for the afternoon So
cial hour will be Mrs. Harold Mac
Pherson and Mrs. Walter Siyert-
son. The tea table will be conferred
with gay spring flowers In a erys-
tai bowl and with matching tapers
and eandeiapra. Mrs. Arthur Beh-
ling and Mrs John II. Smith have
been asked TO preside at the tea
table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Complimenisd
In New Home
tieuss~svmlns Hsrsvs ~.
end Mrs. WIIHam DsLsr

Mr.. and Mrs. william h.
naker were hanored Saturday
evening At = surprise house.
warming In their ncw hofne
ri TOOL A n. lIoets were
moro than . nenre Of friends
and relatives. 4 Riff fur
their nsw home wAs presented
10 tho honor Kuezta by those
present.
csrsls were rlAyed thrInn In
evening with fssefx fnr hlxh
seoFs Fnsnx 70 Mss Merry Hsrmss.
Mr. BERNARD osson sHa Ar. Fnui
Walker.
- tie sla#< II he svenlHs. .
late supper sss Served ~ilA Mes-
sianaes wailass nsNef. q. |. nefIle
and Russell ftsksr u haetennee.
These present wsrs Me9nr4 AMI
Msssismss Bernard uisau. kfe6
kaTle. y. A. IisittsIn. E1i~ln Ixs%
sun. q. !. u<File ard slsnxhfefs.
Beverly ard jasliesnn<. Hll1seli
Issksf ana senss Tum md ulek.
MIRA Henry tfsunss.
outsafstnNn xil1xts included Mfs
and Mrs. David bentley ~ -
attic. MF. sna Mr.. Melvin ut&aa
VI tsaumrisw. snd MF. md Mn
paul WaiksF II LAKE. atevsH&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Parish Ladies Plan
Cedar Chest Party

The ladies' Of ST Leoa parish
are sponsoring a Cedar Chest
card party Wednesday evening AZ
s O'Clock in 81 Leo's gymnasium.
There viii be 81 fayors aiih the
cedar chest a. grand prize.
Mrs. J. Frank Hobbs Ia general
chairman. The luncheon commit
tee consists Of Mcsdames Milton
Richmond. William Becker. Thofn-
as Kornsll. Anthony Buhr. Helen
HUT. Selma Schmeig. Leo Bauer.
John Piper. Richard Grannon and
Mary Schneider. The card COM
mittee includes Mesdames Paul
Mccullough. John Sheridan. Carl
Wegman and Miss Alice Leonard.
Those on the cedar chest COM
mittee are Mesdames Hugh Nc
MILAN. Hugh 4eGayick. X. T.
Davis. IT. Hugh sh0yiain, Thso-
dore Gaffney. J. X. Merrick. John
Murphy, b. J. Kelly. Nellie Brown.
William Bagley. Fred Adler, John
Mclaughlin and George coekson.
The reception committee includes
Mesdames Florence Foley, e. J..
Rinckel. Joseph German, Arm 0
Rediick. Ray Qulnilgsn. Ray shaw.
J. w. kugel. J. +. Aegary. Philip
osBrien, ~. Msiiey and L. =. 81
Onge.
Everyone l. invited and re-
q8ssted 70 bring their own cards.
Norma auxiliary meets Tuesday
evening AZ 3 O'Clock with Mrs.
Martin Heglund, 531 So. I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Lutheran Groups
Plan Activities
Junior Daughters of Ref
ormstion 10 Have Party

During spring vacation
Junior Daughters of the Ref
ormation of Central Lutheran
church will gather at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Ellington at Indian Point on
Vashon island for their an
nual house party. The group
left Monday morning TO re-
main until Saturday evening.
Those attending the house party
are the Misses Marjorie Clark,
Norma Gjertsen, Shirley Henrick.
sen, Mildred Hoff and Ardelie Sill
yer. Miss Dorothy Yeager Is
president of the JUNO. L. d. X.
and Mrs. Charles Young viii ae-
company the girls as chaperonc
and adviser. She will be assisted
by Miss Ray ostberg. Miss Betty
knntsen and Miss Marie Russell
will join the party later In the
week.
Central Lutheran circles meeting
this week in the homes of menu
beers will include meetings on
Wednesday. with luncheon at
1890. when Circle l viii meet at
the home of Mrs. S. f. Dahl, ei9
No. Stevens. and Mrs. William y.
Dau viii be hostess to members
and friends of Circle NJ her home
at s244 So. G.
Also on Wednesday. with the
luncheon hour at one o'clock. Cir
Gle will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Harold r. Johnson. 1918 So.
sth: Circle 4 with Mrs. Z. NJ. An
derson, 1907 So. Park ave: Circle
8 at the home Of Mrs, NJ. 4. Refs
hus. 4537 So. Tacoma ave: Circle
7 viii meet at the home OF Mrs.
Adolph Bloom at 2704 Garfield
road. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Larson
viii entertain members and
friends OF Circle at her home in
Puyallup. 10t 10th st. s. W.
Thursday. with luncheon at one
O'Clock. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parsons viii
be hostess TO members and friends
Of Circle 5 at 1915 So. sth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

A. Spencer. 327 Dth At. s.W. Sun
day afternoon, the Rev. Give T'ay.
Tor reading tho vows At 2 o'clock
In the presence Of about 81 rela-
tlges and close friendH.
Tall baskets of dusty rose tulips
we're placed on either aide Of the
fireplace In the living roam, Wills
tulips and narcissua filled the re.
Gems above. forming tbs background
for the ceremony. Attendants
were Mira. Spencer and Mr.. William
Williams. brother NJ thu bride.
groom.
he bride wore : black dress.
maker suit with accessories ~
dusty rose. ana Mrs. spencer wnrs
black afternoon dfean Both
wore eoraakea OF pink fossa. lilisa
of the valley and pink sweet peas.
The bridagroom's mother. Mfs
Ole Williams. was dressed In wlns
crepe afternoon dress with = cor.
sage Of lavender sweet peas.
The lace covered table for the
wedding collation. was eentsrsd
win tha bridea cake. thanked by
bowls u tulips and tall white
candles. Presiding ~ The tabls
we're Mas Waunlla Spencer. niece
Of the bride. and Misa Marian
jacobs. Mrs G. N. Andersnn
served iha ieaa and Mrs spencer
cut the cake. In charge ~ the
guest book WINS Mrs Robert An
arswn Of Woodland and Mlas Ne.
ther Kellogg of Seattle, the gift
table.
After wedding trip 10 Victoria.
-. G. Mr. and Mira Williams viii
make thair hons ~ ego ~. Aerl-
dian ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

FoF her ws<taInx A1rx Mann
eAese : FmsFt ensemble - nsss
hue with re- sere~snFIsz ana
cossaxe a sii-whlss flaUsrs ahs
was sltsHa<d ~ kfl.s nafis FIss=l
who wore > black and wisIls cut
III with = cors@kr uf tsilsm@n
rueesl ~. H.nafnr.i &. Mann. IN
hFidsxspom's hfashsF. wa me he~s
man.
Organ lntssfndr< n ths .ssssflas
were played ~ ~. p. Robert
Smith.
A wedding dinner falis~ea ~
ceremony With tts#. ltAaefnfzE
Mann and Mia. Flicker entertain
sns. Guests wsrs III. amssh. Mr.
Iams= Smith. Mr. Carol Angst.
Miss f.ueiis Meredith. Ms. Mslsin
kahlsr. Mr.. Robert nfummuna
and Mr., and MFs. lIaIils Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann have kuns
10 California On their wedding trip
and On their return viii - ~
hama 1T sios No. sth Il. in IA.
coma Mr.. Mann - graduate
II the Indiana university .ehnai
~ Law ana Il nos pfaetieins hsfs.
Ills brides schools were the uHla
verslty of Washington ard Mliis
college. California
On saturday evening Mr. nefest
prummond and Mr Melvin Knhlsf
entertained Ia hnnar OF ths couple
Gifts wers clssarly wrapped IN
comlaally hand-palnted pspsf with
original poems On zach. The
prlza for the hest poem was won
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Junior Woman's Club Board
To Meet in Fife

The monthly session Of the gen
eral board of the Junior Womans
club will be held Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Frank w. Fox.
Route S. Box sos. at Fife. Dessert
luncheon will be served at one
O'Clock with Mrs. Harold sather
assisting the hostess.
A regular business meeting will
follow the luncheon with Mrs. VIII
liam Bottcher, club president. pre-
siding. Topic for discussion Will
be the Hobby Dinner" TO be
given by members April II.
Junia Dent Grant Tent No. 5
win meet on Tuesday In carpen-
ters' Hall for 1890 potluek lunch
con. Mrs. H. A. Woods hostess.
Mrs. Jessie Hagen Of Seattle viii
make her Official visit. Business
al $50.
North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will meet Tuesday evening at s
o'clock in Anderson hall Mrs.
Kenneth Jones presiding with a
card party following business.
Hostesses Mesdames David Davies,
Carl Berg and Roy Baxter.
Ladies Of the l. G. u. A. viii
sponsor a 1880 luncheon and card
party at the Brosdmoor on Tues
day. Mrs. II. n shoylain Is the
chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Tacomans Vacation
In California

Although winter Il pasi, thu
South il atm calling many fFsm
Tacoma and shs Northwest. Word
received Monday tslis II ihs SOUTH
srn California vacation bsina en-
dyed by MI ard Mrn Ehsfins
Ingram and Mrs.. IIafsla Alien and
her SONS All are registered ~
Ia0ssi Del Monte ~ pel kfoats.
Calf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

Cedar ASSEMBLY,. UfIinF % Rain
bow for fsiris. II planning a skst-
ing party for Tuesday evening
ffon . until II o'clock at Kings
roller rink. Miss Virginia Griffin.
chairman. 10 besng assisted by
Minsss Cismsntins Gordon. E.fui
Gillespie. Norma Johnson. Patricia
Rnsssll and Mafse EsrHlef.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
rarbers Entertained
On Anniversary

kfF and sfra Jasaph FzTh<F n
asaltis. fefasssiy ~ TAeeass. wsfe
hunofea sessatiy a : essfpxlse
affair marking th<sF 18TH we'd
sssaK anniversary. tfasts an this
aenAsian wsFe lhelr asIi<tfsn. 12eA
ard AIMS Msuy KH<sts from nut
% tawa ssnt tslssfsphs and xifsa
Tor fhe eeesasaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

Wednesday evening ths mem
hers and pledges u I4afnda sigma
Chi sorority mat ~ the huns q
Mlaa Isefgltte Hansen fGf = boz.
social supper. Fosio1lng ths aln.
nsr. q short business nesting WAa
held
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Son Born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Gsissf

Mr. AMI Mrs ~ !. Oaiaer Of
summit are receiving eongratsila.
tionN On the birth ~ = non Mon
day morning IN Tne0na General
hospital lie II ysleoFnsd by =
sister. Margin. and . brother.
ssli Jerome
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Two Puyallup Weddings Sunday
Of Much Interest Here
Miss Lucy Muni1us WEEDS Mr.. Kent Fuller; Miss Doris
MihoIsnd Becomes Bride OF Mr.. Oscar Williams

At of Puyalup's largest weddings of the year Miss
Lucy Josephine Munizza daughter of Mr. and Mrs Anthony
Munizza of ia 18th ST. s. E. and Mr. Kent LaVan Fuller
of Ashton, Idaho. married Sunday mt o'clock ut
Christ Episcopal church with DR. A w Sdders officiating
Potted palms and ferns used in combination with Easter
lilies furnished setting of quiet beauty in keeping with
the Easter Flowers for the altar Gala llea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Noon Ceremony Sunday Uniiss
Marjorie Jenkins. Mr.. Mann
Popular c. P S. Instructor Becomes Bs;de q Yosn1
Attorney; Hems 10 b Established Fisrs

Wide he circle Of T=somsns finding interest II the
wedding Sunday Fl IN which Mis- MAr9 Mer1efle
Jenkins daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Frazer Jenkins h1eoe
the bride Of Mr.. and Mrz Earl d Mann It THcnma ek
Judge Earl Mann Of Tsrrs Haus. Ind. Exespt noap
Of intimate friends the wedding waz surprise. Il wns
solemnlssd IN First Methodist church ~ he Rev Cyrus &
Alhertson In The presence II forty Ruestz
The bride has been extremely popular IN Ta<oma snce
coming 10 the College Of ruxet Sound dre<nr of IT.
Womena Physical Education department several yeAxA 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

The bride, given IN marriage by
her father. wore princess gown
of white satin with a lace yoke,
fnll-iength sleeves and long train.
Her train-length veil was lace
bordered and Was fastened with n
crown Of beaded pearls. She car
ried a shower Of white foaebudn
and lilies of the valley. Music for
the ceremony was played by Fred
eriok W. Hoyt. church organist.
The bride was attended by her
three sisters. As maid Of honor,
Miss Ethellne Munizza wore pale
pink silk organdie made in pftn-
cess style with a sweetheart neck.
line. Her flowers we're pink roses
buds and sweet peas. The brides.
maids were Miss Helen Munizza.
wearing a dress fashioned With fun
skirt Of net over aqua marine satin
and lace blouse. and Miss Esther
Munizza wearing a costume Of the
same design IN yellow. Both wore
colonial hats With large bow at the
back and carried bouquets Of Tails
man roses and sweet peas The
best man was Mr.. Norman Handa
Of Portland and Mesarn, Sam and
Lawrence Manlzza were the ashsFs
Immediately after the church
ceremony. a reception Cor $50 rela-
iIYes and friends Was held in the
spacious lounge Of the Elka tenn
pie. In the receiving line ~lth the
bride and bridegroom wers the
brides parents and Mr. N 1. Fuller
OF Ashton. father Of the BRIDE
groom.
Mrs. Aunlzza wore a formal
gown Of dusty rome lace. ~iih cor.
sage II siolets and Taiiaman roses.
Decorations for the supper "A.
bles were clusters Of daffodiia
thanked ~ white candies IN crystal
holders The brides table waH
covered with a eatw0rk eioth and
lighted by crystal candelasra. Tai
baskets u daffpdiis we're arranged
about the room.
Cousins Of the bride assisting
issfe Miss Genesiese Hef0Bs 81
Tacoma IN charge q tbe guest
book and Mas Dorothy yerons.
who cut the cake A small cousin.
Miss Lois soersto. passed the
cake. Those serving were
Mas Ions Brand. Miss callss Smith
And Mas Coldla Miller. After the
supper. dancing was enjoyed until
10 clock, when lunch vas
ssryea.
Fer going away. the BRIDE wore a
costume SUI, u powder blue with
coat trimmed with red
fox collar and bands u fur down
the front, and hat 70 match. After
a wedding "trip 70 Canada ths new
nome will b. Ia Psaco.
Mrs. Fuller Il graduate u
Puyaiiup high nchf,oi. ard Mr..
Fuller received his education Al
Ashton high school and University
d Idaho. He i = civil engineer
employed OF the Bonneville project.
Williams NllheIIzad
Mrs. Doris MilbollsBa 81 Payal- +
Up and Mr.. Oscar Williams Of /
0gefe narF4ed - gkA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
Club H1lI meet IN the ]. D. o. p
Temple on Tuesday for 1870
luncheon and a regular meeting
HostsSses. Mrs George Bates as
sisted by Mrs. n. RsDstoff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Junior Mary Ball
To Meet With Rsqsni

FeF fhsIf Tuesday esfHIHH
meeting, msmA~ss ~ II lazalaT
cilsptsr sf Mary tai. D.uxhI<fs
NJ he Americas flsseluflan. Ntli
gather IN ths hasns ~ ne reeent.
Mira Percy crsalh asnlfh II !
eeieek. Mrs. kr~a Ffihsxx. ~
chairman. viii pfse@as.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

Tseoma Circle. Nelxhbsfs =
Wsaierafs. iii hsla lh>lr Fssns<f
psshlle inssaiIaklsn Maasssy sy<nsne
IN the Eagles Hail. IRA kz1lzh
Phillips ssli h~ the lnstailsak ssf1-
e&f ssslstsa ~ Ira Oliver nfl.z-
ham and Mr. .. q. alnfteh. fh1ss
will BE- : sf~s.si snsssinx - 3si1
Tor msnhss.
TsessaA Gssulassaniiy tlszsee fxk%
uiaf fssstlag IL lao D. ~. rllss.
day ~ Taaunls rommanlfy hau1e.
Al BasmbsSs urged ~ ~ prseenl.
Mira cserEs tlslb~ft viii presses.
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Williams sIIlhs,Ilzaa

Mrs. Doris MllbollaBd 81 Puyal-
up and Mr.. Oscar Williams Of
EdgeWOod we're married A. the
home Of the brides brother and
ssteT-in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

Norma auxiliary meets Tuesday
evening Al s O'Clock with Mira
Martin Hegiund, 551 So. l.
Nogales international., 1940-11-16
Sales Tax
Sh0w Decrease

PHOENIX, Nov Is U.P.) Sales
tax collections for October amount
ed to $306, ,723 or a decrease of S.
104 from the previous month, the
state tax commission reported to-
day.
The amount of money returned
to county governments from the
sales tax fund was: Apache, $2,-
024.32; Cochise, SIS, 765 04; Coco
nine, $6,141.28; Gila, $8,613.11;
Graham, $2,67156; Greenlee, $4,-
431.57; Maricopa, 47,929.61; Mo-
have $3,9O5.47; Navajo, $3,518.53;
Pima, $25, ,562 .26; Pinal, $9,47O.5
Santa Cruz, $2,o76.12; Yavapai,
$12,350. 80; and Yuma, $5,712.54.
Nogales international., 1940-11-16
Financial Crisis
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
exceeded for purposes of educa-
ton, thereby making it possible for
the state to raise taxes tc meet the
requirements of tha education bill
Joker In Deck
But the joker in the deck. the cv
perts pointed out, is a provision of
the tax limit law stating that if
the state retn is inc~oo~ad. +ha vari-
GUS county rates must be decreased
proportionately.
Here. according to figures pre-
pared for the United Press. is
whern the two laws will SO upset
the states entire tax structure that
many counties will be legally un-
able to have a tax rate greater
than few cents per hundred.
In order to meet the $65-$95 re-
uuirementS of the education bill,
the state tax rate, according to
best estimates, will have to be
raised by at least 81 per S1O0
evaluation. Under provisions of the
tax limit law, the various county
rates will have tC be decreased in
proportion, CIR be lowerel by $1,00
Nogales international., 1940-11-16
Fort Authorities
Place Ban On
Visiting On Post

Military authorities at Fort Hua-
chuce have begun tightening up on
restrictions against visitors on the
military post, in view IF changed
conditions there resulting from the
national defense program.
An order was issued yesterday by
Col. Lee D. Davis commanding Of
ficer, requiring that all visitors will
be stopped and questioned before
they enter the post.
Those who cannot prove legiti-
mate motive for their visit will be
denied entrance
The order issued by the COM
manding officer reads as follows.
THE military police at each gate
will stop all cars, trucks and persons
and ascertain their business on the
reservation.
"All who cannot prove legitimate
business or mission will be denied
entrance with the following excep-
tionS:
"(a) Those automobiles, trucks
and persons who, not being barred
from the reservation under federal
statute, desire to make a direct trip
across the reservation en- highway
90.
Procedure in the case of the
above exception will be that pass
be given at the entry point which
will be turned in at exit point
"All automobiles, trucks and per-
sons violating the above regulations
will be picked up by the militar-'
police and cases handled locally or
turned over to the civil authorities. "
Nogales international., 1940-11-16
Licenses Of
55 Driuers
Revoked

PHOENIX, Nov. 15-Fifty- five
drivers suffered suspension or re-
vocation of their licenses to drive
cars during the month of October
according to the records of the mo-
tor vehicle division of the Arizona
Highway Department.
Of this number. three were wo-
men. Two had their licenses re-
voked for one yaer one for man
slaughter and one for intoxicated
driving The other suffered an in
definite suspension of her license
because Of bad driver record.
In all, twenty-eight drivers Ii
censes were revoked for one year
during october for drunk driving
-Four were Californians, who, under
the reciprocity arrangements, will
lose their licenses in California as
well as Arizona.
Thirteen drivers had their Ii
censes suspended fer varying Pc
riods when their bad records caught
up with them.
Other causes of revocations or
suspensions during October includ-
ed manslaughter2; driving on wrong
side /; reckless driving 8; failure to
yield right-of-way 1; and one be-
cause the co-signer of a minors ap-
plication withdrew his sponsorship
when the driver was convicted Of
reckless driving. One driver had
his revocation extended one year for
driving without license.
In addition, during the month Of
October 243 Arizona drivers had
black marks placed against their
records in the motor vehicle divi-
sion, following convictions for minor
traffic violations in the courts of
the state Of this total, 103 were
for speeding, SIS for reckless driving,
46 for failure to heed boulevard
stops, 9 for running red lights, 4
for negligent collisions, II for not
having drivers licenses, one for
driving on the wrong side, and 9
for miscellaneous violations.