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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-09
Tacoma Garden Club
To Meet Tuesday

Mrs. 4. X. Reynolds win en-
terrain members of the Tacoma
Garden club at her home at 4
Rosemont way on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Paul Harvey. program
chairman, will present Mrs. Fred
erick M. Padelford OF the Seattle
Garden club, who will review Fair
child's THE World Is My Garden"
Mrs. ID. A. Williams In tea chair
man and assisting her Will be
Mesdames Herbert Hunt. J. II.
Gordon, Marvin Mcneil and c. N.
Morphey.
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'Seamoni' Offered
For Spring Tea
Yssry ovshspsdis ANsls
Hsr~sd ges Esdy My

N~wx ~ srnnt lrsev~~s A
- 49, - . :.
'ne meruHk ot tnc NNu ~
the Tacoma Orthope<iic aaec.
e,.,xrr =. Th.~..s~w ,,.n~.lr.
was tne snnos'ncement OF ths
yearly spring tea for the en-
az. ~~ccr g. ~.hs~k NJ
80
George erirKs FRANKLIN. sr.,
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Cocktail Parties
Before Dance

Among the many cocktail par
ties proceeding the annual Baehe-
lors' club dance Saturday even
ing will be the one Miss Doris
O'Connell and Miss Nancy Haley
will give at Miss Haley's apart
ment. Guests will be Misses
Evelyn Peterson, Yvonne Scott.
Josephine Smith. Clasina Buffe-
len, Jane Allstrum. Messrs. Roy
Harlow, Richard savory, John
Kirsch, Robert Jacques, William
Haley. Henry Dewey, and Ken
meth Allen. .
Another pre-dance party Is being
given by Mr.. Robert Jepson.
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Saturday
McCaryer Preschool will have


McCarver Preschooi will have q
card party and dance Saturday at
Normanna hall. So. 18th and X
SITS, from to IL o'clock. Mrs.
II. E. Hedly is general chairman,
and assisting will be Mrs. o. +.
Jensen. decorations, Mrs. J. A.
Carlisle, tickets: Mrs. Emil Adler.
prizes: Mrs. ID. Blewitt. cards;
Mrs. A. G. Heft, refreshments;
Mrs. p. Jesus, soft drinks, and
Mrs. Bonnie Scott. candy. For
reservations or information, call
Mrs. Adler, Main e4s3.
Monday
Lowell Preschool meets Monday
at s p. m. at the home Of Mrs.
r. B. Haag at rs East road. Miss
Leila Russell viii speak on Your
Child and His Speech" Assisting
Mrs. Haag as hostess Is Mrs. Wal
ter Broenkow. The play group
sponsored by the Metropolitan
park board and the Lowell Pre-
school Is held in the Latter Day
Saints church on No. l. and Steele
SITS. All children from 81 years
Of age to school age may attend
Tuesday
Dash Point PIT. A. meets Tues
day at noon at the school Mrs.
Andrew Furseth and Mrs. Victor
Biorklund are hosteases. Mrs.
George Oakhout and Mrs. Esther
Dessen will discuss current events.
Franklin Preschooi IL sponsoring
a luncheon at the Broadmoor on
Tuesday at 1918 p. m. Mrs. VIII
lam J. Keyser Will review Chris
TOPPER Morleys new book, Kitty
Foyle" There Will be vocal selec-
tons by Miss Margaret Pence, Ae-
companied by Mrs. Clark Hughes.
Mrs. Velmer a. VIM, chairman OF
the committee, will be assisted BY
Mesdames Don Mitchell. Maynard
Fslconer, r. G. Hofeditz Ariey
Kansas. c. v. Powell. d. W
Woods. Edwin Thompson and NJ
]. Roalsvig.
Horace Mann PIT. A. meets
Tuesday at s p. m. in the school
The topic Of the evening viii be
Safety" Pictures Will be shown
on the subject and the patrol boys
VIII be presented. Miss Helen Can
tine VIII speak on thu subject Of
Girl Scouts.
Jason Lee PIT. A. meets Tues
day at 7:45 p. m. IN ths music
room with Mrs. Hsryey Reynolds
presiding. Mrs. X. J. Rinker. pro-
gram chairman, Will present Or.
L. 4. Powers. city health director,
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chairman and win be assisted by
Mrs Harry Harnisb. Mrs. Royce
McHenry and Mrs. Howard Mud
son.
ssaIlf Junior Nigh PIT. A. viii
meet "Wednesday 1t 10 .. m. In
room los with Mrs. Paul Lover
presiding There Win be q short
business meeting and the slscslon
n the nominating COMMITTEES.
There UiIl be musle by The CsuIt
orchestra and q demonstration nnn-
SIC lsason by L4sils Potter. Mrs
l.. r. Isases vii conduct 4 pansi
discussion On tns thsns for uns
year. Living Win Todsys
Youth" Representing tins hons
Ndli Be Mrs. =. .. Blackburn. ths
school. Miss Lorrains Lofnas;
church. Reverend Dean nm. and
business. G. y. y. spraggs. with
Emery Asbury summarizing. FOL
lowing me msstisg ana program.
nrs. Willard Peterson Will Be
hostess for the tea hour IN ths
cafeteria
geffers6n PIT A. meets Wed
nesdsy a. z.1o ?. m. N ths school.
Mrs.. Elnrtdgs Phelps. program
chairman. has arranged 70 speak
On Your child and Hs spssch.~
Pupils q tbs Third grads, under
the direction q Mrs.. Frances Mel
son. vii entertain. Mrs. Charles
sksst and Ms Clarence Epinnsy
Niii - hosteskes for the tea hour.
assisted BY other third grade
mothers.
Madison Pr. A z1ll meet Wed
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March Musicale
lon Calendar
Young People at Pilgrim
Church Plan Program

Listed among outstanding
current musical programs is
the March musicale to bt
given Sunday evening at !
O'Clock by the young people
Iof Pilgrim Congregations
church at No. oath and War.
ner SITS.
Each year, no effort Is
spared by this group in rails
ling funds to send several dele
gates to the Congregations
Summer conference at Sea-
)beck, Wash, and this year,
| friends among the younger
musicians of the city are COM
bining their talents toward
making this project a success.
The program, which has been
under the Craftsmanship of Miss
Betty Heidinger will be open to all
who care to attend and there will
be no admission charge, an oppor-
tunity being given for a contribu-
tion during the evening.
Following the program, the Pill
grim Fellowship will entertain the
guest artists and parents at a late
supper in the church parlors. Host
Iesses for the supper hour are
Misses Mary Jean Heidinger, Jean
sulley, Genevieve Shaw, Rhoda
Classen and Doris Otis.
Ushers for the evening will be
Donald Shaw, Robert Kelly, James
Cadigan, Edward Winskiil, Duane
EDennis and George Turk.
Under the leadership of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence L. wager, who act In
an advisory capacity for this
group, the following program has
been arranged.
! Piano Nocturn ........... Respighi
Walter Hopkins
'-Voice-Hedge Roses $500. .Schuoert
o Savior, Hear Me 1870. .Giuck
Robert SAVIOR
Inez Jackson. accompanist
Harp-In the Garden. $500. Shuetz
Mighty LAX a Rose 1890. .Nevin
Joan Doe
Bassoon-Carnival ......... Hume
Bruce Allen
h Robert Columbini. accompanied
tVoice-None but the Lonely
Heart ........... TchaikoWsky
10, Hear the Gentle Lark. Bishop
Eunice Wolters
Weldon Washburn. flute
Ruth Samuelson, accompanies
! Readings-Advance Agent $3.50.
Marketing ........... Anonymous
ouintet-Ailegretto Guibiloso =.
................- oaileNhAh
Gavotte Naive 49,. creighton
Russell Anderson, flute. Paul
Davis, clarinet: John Collins.
oboe; Dean Daughtry. bas-
soon; Keith Duppenthaler.
French horn.
ralk-"Seabeck" ..............
Margaret Carmody
Offering for the Pilgrim Fellow
ship Seabeck Fund
Piano-Invitation TO the Dance
................. Wepef
Shirley Sherman
voice-Kashmiri Sing ..........
.............. Woodforde -Finden
The Trumpeter ............. Dix
Robert Huston
Walter Hopkins, accompanist
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Mrs. Pearson Addresses
Professional Women

Mrs. Leonard Hardie Pearson
president of the recently organized
Women's International League for
Peace and Freedom, was guest
speaker at the noon luncheon
meeting of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women last Tuesday at
Rhodes tea-room.
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Pacific Lsthersa call<xs's skxth
annual gym Fess<w, under th<
isrscticn 81 Mis- Hhe<1a I<ok<n-
ssa. rhy<ie@i e<sorxtioa tne<roetcr.
wsil ~ presented ~ ec->1ls rrt1ay
evening II 80 e'e1eeA n ~ go
lsgs kymnsssunK
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PEG. Sisierhood
Names Officers
Delegates Named for Sssse
Convention In Seattle

Convention In Seattle
Annual elections for P. +. O.
chapters In Tacoma were
held this week, five Of the
chapters meeting for lunch
cons on Thursday afternoon
and the sixth. chapter BIZ, for
dessert supper on Tuesday
evening. Installation of the
new officers followed their
elections.
Mrs. =. T. Beers Vas named
president Of chapter c and those
serving with her are Mrs. o. r.
Craig. vice president. Mrs. George
Wilson. recording secretary. Nrn.
Howard cooid. corresponding Sec
Rotary: Mrs. L. c. oberiies. tr~as-
urer. Ars ]. C. Haley. chaplain.
and Mrs. Percy Bowman. guard.
Delegates 10 the convention In
Seattle are Mrs.. Beers and Mrs.
o. T. Craig with Mrs Junia Todd
Hallen and Mrs. Y. C. Richards A.
aifcrnates
Heading chapter OK are Mrs
=. D. osmers. president; Mrs J. =.
Wood. vice president: Mra Miles
PARROT. recording secretary: Mrs.
Z. c. Riser. corresponding secre.
tsry: Mrs. Charles Robbins. treas
urer: Mrs n u. Smith. chaplain.
and Miss Ethel cotter. guard. Mrs
osmers and MIRA N. A. cl.land are
convention delegates and Mrs.
Wood and Mrs. r. r. Knight.
alternates.
Chapter BK reelected Mrs.
Arthur Carpenter president Of
their group with Mrs. Franklin
o'Neel a. vice president. Other
officers are Miss Grace Baker.
corresponding secretary: Mis-
Winifred Wilder. recording secrc-
tary; Mrs. y. J. Lnlins. treasurer;
Miss Louise Nachtsheirn. chaplain.
and Miss Linda Van Norden. guard.
Delegates are Mrs. Carpenter and
Mrs. Llkins. with Mis- Naehtsheim
and Mas Elsie Fettig as alternatss.
Mrs. Hereford Fitch was named
president Of BA and other officers
are Miss Helen Long. vice presi-
dent. Mra Clifford Mcdonald, re-
cording secretary. Mrs. CieIl @.
Boyd, corresponding secrstary.
Mrs. Dwight e. Howell. treasurer:
Mira 4. y. Dodds. chaplain. and
Mrs. J. II. Gordon. jr. guard. Mrs.
Fitch and Mrs. Boyd are ths con-
vention delegates with Mrs. Dodds
and Mrs. cleone soule alternatss
Officers Of chapter AY are Mrs
J. =. sayre. president. Mrs. l.. J.
Frank. vice president. Mrs. Glen
Green. recording secretary. Mrs.
l. 4. Hoska. corresponding seors-
tary. Mrs. A. A Roedsf. treasurer.
Mrs. =. p. Hermann. chaplain and
Mrs J. =. wiihsimi. guard. hns.
sayrs and Mrs. Donald Dilts are
the delegates and Mrs. l. J.
Frank and Mrs. r. b. cogshill. al
ternAtss.
Mrs. p. A Mcmillan vas named
ca president and will have AZ her
staff Of officers Mrs. X. c. Horr.
vice president. Mrs John REGISTER.
recording secretary. Mrs William
Yost, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Paul Smith, treasurer: Mrs.
w. A. siethammsr. chaplain. and
Mrs. H. r Gribbs. guard. Mrs.
MCMILLAN and Mr.. A. v. Morris
will represent the chapter ~ the
convention and alternates will BE-
Mrs W. A. iio~g and Mrs. Merrill
Bennett
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nssday At 7so p N. N ths scbcsl
PIT. A. room. Plans ~dli ns com.
plstad for ths carnival 70 10 hsld
m April
Hehiniey Prssshaoi mesta We'd.
nss1ay II ths school honoring tina
fathsrs for Dads Night" hanaai
haddox WI give TAP numbers.
accompanied ~ Jesss smith ".
Tiers viii - eoabins1 bsrftsday
party for those having birthdays
from Jan 70 JuGs ~. Thsy are
asked b bring a penny for each
year Tina program chairman viii
lead uss group IN = -gst-seaualnt-
ed" mizsr.
o@kiAaa PIT. A. NESTS ~ the
school Wednesday 81 Z .. M
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News Of PIT. A. and Preschool
Notes on Activities in Tucomu Associations

who viii speak on Social Hygiene.
It's Importance 10 the commun-
ity." The sub topic for the month
10 THE Challenge 10 the Com
munity." A motion picture. THE
Beneficent Reprobate, viii be
shown. The picture was procured
through Frank Gorow. head Of
visual education for the Tacoma
schools. Mrs. Roy Kneeland. mt
sic chairman. will present a triple
trio from the Mother singers in
a group Of songs. They will be
accompanied by their director.
Mrs. Walter McHaney.
Stadium PIT. A. meets Tuesday
at ESQ p. m. In room 220. Or.
Helen Gibson Hogus. executive
secretary Of the Washington soci-
ETY. for Mental Hygiene and Par
ent Education chairman for the
Washington Congress. VIII be ths
guest speaker. Her topic will be
Youth and the Larger Citizen
ship" Mrs. Edward Armstrong
will sing a group Of spring songs.
accompanied by Vivian steelman-
Mrs. c. l.. Hicks and her COM
mittee viii serve tea following the
meeting.
Willard Preschool Ia sponsoring
silver tea on Tuesday from l TO
5 p. m. at the play school In The
Presbyterian church on ID At. a
program viii be given and MIRA.
Robert Censke and Mrs. Michael
vslhos viii pour. Mrs. Oryilis
Ainsworth Ia general chairman
MONDAY
Falkland Priesthood viii meet
al the home Of MIRA Stanley Eosso
Monday al . p. m. The meeting
Will be dedicated 10 the Dads
who will conduct the meeting In
place Of the regular officers The
featured speaker viii be Or. r. ID.
Sinclair Of the College Of Puget
Sound. VINO Will speak on 'spsy-
ebology. Gerhard sysrs Win favor
with q vocal solo and refresh
nents will be served
Hoatexses for the evening are
Assdamss staniy Rosso, Virgil
Greer. OrsilIs French and Mrs.
Russell.
All members and friends are M
vitsd
wednesday
Edison Presehooi study group
meets Wednesday ~ 10 q m. Ia
the Asbury Methodist Sunday
school Mrs. Lillian Emblem viii
speak On Growing Up" a gen
eral discussion viii follow and
everyone u invited.
Edison Priesthood Sill give
benefit card party In ths school
auditorium Wednesday At / ,. m.
A dessert luncheon viii be served
and everyone Ia invited as the
proceeds viii by supplies for the
play school. Bridge. 500 ana pin0-
che viii ss played and sscn table
Will pivot ArA Carl Arthur "a
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Plan Joint No-Hostess
Luncheon at Winthrop

The Pierce County Conduc-
tresses Club, o. E. s., will join
the associate matrons club on Sat
urday afternoon for l o'clock no.
host luncheon at the Winthrop.
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Ellzab>th rorey ehspteR.
Daughters Il ~ AmorieoN
nevolusioa. Vim ent>rtotn =
: esse<t - - Z o'eIoek -
day aflerneun II ~ kouue -
Mrs. Cyril Y. Lun1vi<k. III
No Stndiun Wy. AseiollN1
koatane>s win ~ Ncu<ru1o
C. +. Wmlunee. rrp1 Mn1nlo.
John CFomwslL J. n. uouA
and Miss Jacqu>llne Ne>k
1he eh<pssr ~ h4v> tNg~e
esssn1s - 49, - - \ !
nhu1uA slnis IAN ruornts nuv4
nehert ~ nnnnA. puron1 = ~.
nlsla r,ose e1ooeee - III
Perry cxsesn nmteA N.Y. -
fsaenl.
Ths praersm ~ $500 -
illustrated taln ~ M Neton4
s1wrs~se ~ - eelorfll uor1>ne
- Cd me11re ~ ~ fnetfIe
Narsh~~sl. ~. nees<tnna teeN
IN pIstus~e - ypAps - w1en
~ 1sss : ~ - AeeDn.en. Nh.
~ hnet fsr1n - Drnnrtura rvepn
5000. m =.
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Three Fraiernities Hosts
For Informal Parties
College Set Anticipates Dances Of sigms Mu Chi
Sigma zsss Epsilon end oeAs Kappa Phi Saturday

Holding the interest Of the students II the College OF
Puget Sound the three fraternity dances scheduled Tor
Saturday evening Each dance Is TO be informal affair
Sisma M Chi entertaining the Ssiaeoom Country club
with "poor Folks Dance" Sigma zets Epsilon having
Frontier Dance" the Dash Point Community hail. and
Delta Kappa Phi presenting Barn Dance in Puyalur
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Flute Trio-Danos OF the Reed
FLUTES .....,.... Tchaikowsky
Betty williams. Weldon wash
burn, Russell Anderson; Donna
Rae Mowre. accompanist-
yoice-Still as the Night BONN
l Heard a Forest Praying. DE Rose
Betty Heidinger
Walter Hopkins. accompanies
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Vida Chapter TO Entertain

Members Of Vida auxiliary, Or
der Of Eastern Star, will meet for
luncheon and cards Friday at 1890
o'clock in the Masonic temple.
Hostesses for the day will be
Mrs. w. Dunn, chairman, Mrs. "
Choyil. Mrs. Bessie Snyder and
Mrs. Frances Schwebke.
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I.lfxc,oo<e ~ 80 e1nrono-
sl4As - eeneA uyo14 49, e41zk
:ssss's ~. ssr - - -
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The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
LAPS TELL U. s. TO KEEP HANDS OFF

TOXIC, June 10 = A govern ment spokesman indicated today that Japan would act to block any French attempt to turn over control of the French Concession at Shanghai to the United States. Ramors of such plan have been circulated in Japan, but have been denied by both French and American authorities at Shang- hai.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
EDITORIAL
CLIPPER SERVICE TO ALASKA

Within a few days, the first regular flight of the Pacific Al aSka Airways Clipper service will be made between Seattle and Juneau. Advices tell us that the first trip will be in the na- ture of a test cruise, with spec ial passengers and personnel to be carried on the second trip.
 The expansion in the Territory wide service of this large com pany, has been sought by Al askans and others for the past two or three years. Officials of the company, notably Joe Cros- sin, have worked increasingly for this connecting link with the far flung scheduled of the major air lines of the United States.
 This month sees the realiza- ton of the dreams of many Al askans-the connecting by air of Nome with Seattle on a tWo-day schedule. Farthest west in the United States, of Pacific Alaska Airways' terminals, Nome will in deed benefit highly with the cut ting of time in dispatching and receiving of mail and air express,
 When the service is finally down to schedule, Nome, Fair banks, Juneau and Seattle, will be on a direct airline, served with the finest, and speediest ot equipment available.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
MirOw Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Chambers made two trips to Tin City with passengers, F. R. Van Camper, Lloyd Morris and C. Scheid. The mail run from Nome to Teller, Wales and Shish maref was made at the same time. In the evening freight and one passenger was carried to Council. From Council Chambers went on to White Mountain and picked up C. Walker for Nome.
 Pilot SaSseen made one trip to Tin City with freight and in the afternoon left for Fairbanks with two passengers and freight. Sas seen IS expected to return this afternoon.
 Pilot Chambers made a trip to Council with three passengers and freight stopping at Solomon and White Mountain. From Whit. Mt. Chambers went on to Colo win with two of the passengers C. Moon and Frank Degnan.
 Pilot Chambers left for Kaiyuk for three passengers to return to Nome this evening. A stop will be made at Ungalik with freight as well as shuttle trip to Unal- akleet with Fred Jones.
 Pilot Sasseen will leave for An chorage tomorrow evening with the trimotor to connect with the Baranoff due in Seward tomor- row evening. Pilot Sasseen will return via Bethel for two pas sengers for Nome, MT. Druffner and Rorquist.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12

The Japanese spokesman. Ma ior General Suzuki, of the China Affairs Board, said that if any such attempt were made. Japan would. he as put it consider mea sures to meet the situation" Gen eral Suzuki insisted that any such arrangement would be il- legal and that any change in the status of the Concession would have to have the consent of the puppet government set up by Ja pan under Wang Ching Wei.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
30 MILLIONS IN SIGHT , FOR ALASKA IN 1940

WASHINGTON, June 10 = Al aska Delegate A. J. Dimond said in a statement that prospects were bright that the government will have under way in Alaska before the summer is over con- struction of projects costing ulti- mately $30,000,020 or more to pro vide ample defense for the Terri tory.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
VENIAMINOF READY TO ERUPT SAYS HUBBARD

PERRYVILLE, Alaska, June 10 (FD - Father Bernard Hub bard, author and explorer report ed the constant eathquakes since arriving with his party indicate Mount Veniaminoff is ready to burst out again. The party is ready to climb the volcano but has been delayed because of bad weather.
 The expedition is now camped on lower slope and plans to send out radio reports after view ing the crater.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
City Council Meets

The city council met in regul- ar session Monday night with al councilmen present. Minutes ot the previous meeting were read and approved, and all bills ap- proved by the finance committee were ordered paid.
 Bids for the construction of the addition to the public school building were opened as follows; Wm. H, Kelsey, cost plus five percent; and George Hite 1000
 After some discussion as to the two bids, a motion was passed, accepting the bid of MT. Hite.
 MT. Alfred w. Gawne and w. L. Slack appeared before the council to register complaint that the operation of a dance hall and eating place by Harry Sa:to, was being conducted as a nu. .aance in their neighborhood. C.sy Attorney Sullivan was call ed upon for an opinion as to the abating of some of the acts that have been perpetrated, as related by Messrs GaWne and Slack. Nearly every councilman regis tered his opinion that the sit ua on in that neighborhood had been steadily growing worse, and called upon the police depart nelt to bring about more rigid pa. rolling of the area. Chief Laws explained the difficulties ot attempting to stop the type of nuisance alleged, but promised in creased efforts to bring about an -inprovement. A committee com- posed of councilmen Stewart and Anderson was appointed to in- vestigate the conditions.
 The committee for the Fourth of July was appointed as follows: Gerald E. Harney. chairman, C. H. Code, Chief w. w. Laws, Mrs. Gretchen Givan and Ron Brous seau.
 Chief Laws reported that dur ing the month of May 13 stray dogs had been killed and three since the beginning of June. Such action was taken following ad- vertisement of the ordinance pro- slibiting dogs being allowed to run loose during the day time.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
WINNERS OF NENANA
 CLASSIC HEAD FOR STATES

This years winner of the Ne mana Ice Pool, Miss Clara Han son of Anchorage and graduate of the Juneau High School, ac- companied by her co-winner, Mrs. Lila M. Palm of Anchor age, have left for the States.
 Joined by her mother, Mrs. Magnus Hanson of Juneau and her young sister Thea and bro- ther MagnuS Jr., Miss Hanson will spend several weeks or per- haps months, travelling through out the States.
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
NOTICE

All taxes real and personal due the City of Nome for the year 1889 are due, and on July 15, 1940, penalty and interest on those unpaid taxes will be cal culated, and the delinquent tax roll will be prepared, advertised, and the property sold according to law.
 NOME COMMON COUNCIL
 By M. J. Walsh,
 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-12
N o T I c E

Write to your friends and rela uTes on the Outside, using Sour sh Stationery. They'll get a big | h o4, ot .t
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GLOVER LODGE NO. 81
South seth and Union
ANNUAL Communication Thurs, Oct.
"a s D m. Visit OF NJ. W. Bro.
Matthew W. Hill and several grand
lodge officers. Memorial for p. G.
NJ Chas. ID. Atkins. All NJ. NJ.
Welcome.
H. NJ. BLoDGETT. W. NJ
EVERGREEN LODGE No. 5 /
SPECIAL Communication Thurs,
Oct "A. 7.30 p. m. Second degree.
Refreshments.
@. OLIVER HUCKABA. W. NJ
STATE LODGE NO. 90
SPECIAL Comm Wed. Oct. 23rd. 8
D. m. Work in Second degree.
r c. ANDERSON. W NJ.
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Roy Tax Levy
F ound HIGHEST

The town of Roy. with a COM
bined tax levy of 5000 mills
topped the list of levies in Pierce
county prepared Wednesday by
Assessor Fred A. Smith.
II exceeded even the total levy
in Tacoma. Just short OF 81 mills
The list of levies in the school
districts showed the Firgrove
school highest with 1882 mills
and several others above so mills.
Where school millage ran high,
the figures showed either special
levies voted at recent elections
or old bonded Indebtedness which
the law requires 10 be met in spite
of the 40-mill law.
Among other high school dis
tricts on the list were Dupont,
Wilkeson. Woodland and Summer.
all slightly higher than 50 mills.
Millage totals in other Pierce
county Incorporated towns will be
Buckley. 4T.7s: Eatonville, 1902,
Fircrest, 4S.02; Milton, 44:02;
orting. 44.02: Puyallup. 1882.
Puyanup-PwD. 54.02: Ruston.
44.O2: South Prairie. 54.02: Stella
COON. $3.50; Summer. 1852, and
wilkeson, 1892.