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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Here S Program
OF State Guard
Officers Coming
From IL Cities

ofuosrs IN ths Washington state
Guard rom = cite. vi1 gather
- ~ rscema srmerv SUNDAY q
hesr lectures md sadrssse. trcn
10 m q II N
Attending vIn ~ officers from
Tacoma Everett rockingham Sc
sttls Spokane wallis walls. Own.
"a. EnumelsW. Snohomish. Pros.
So md Mason CITY
Col Frederick N Lash eom-
uaandsr ~ ths Home Defense In
fsntfy Regiment. ~ preside snd
deliver The address = welcome
The introduction sill y. dsliv.
ersd hv Ma Wilson " Wuussr.
who VII h. followed ~ Rug Gen
Maurice Thompson The lstters
topic VII Be The Past Present
sud Future - The Guard
pc chief William Fitzgerald o.
Seattle has hesn invited % speak
on AUXILIARY Firs Fighting
MAJ Charles n Tovnbes will dis
euss "Chemicsl Warfare
A turkey dinner will he served
~ l. 80. after which Capt = 3
Dlnsmore viii discuss "pres. Rsla-
iions Lieut. John Mccormack
"pnl Instruction snd Capt I'm
sley LeNellyn Administration. "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Saturday to Regal Shoe Store for
50 900 alterations ~ 942 Pacific
ave: to Fred Laviguer for 81 900
residence ana garage at 1924 Nc
Knley ave; 10 V NJ Ward for
$3.50 garage at 1886 So. Prospect;
to George J. Raycich for 500
alterations at 1907 So. Tacoma
ave. to X s Aldrich for $500
machine shop at 1902 So sprague;
TO J. r. Nelson for s. 900 residence
at 1928 So. Monroe. 10 Fred On
lund for 500 addition To residence
at 1904 So Yakima. 10 Floyd J
Chaplin for 81 500 residence at s036
So. X. to Fred r. Butts for 81 600
public garage building at 1878
SO. q.
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To Quiz Soldiers
In Theft Of Autos

Roy James oirganeff is-yeaf-
old soldier with Co y Hath
medical regiment At Camp Murray.
vas held IN the county jail Saiur-
dav facing a charge ~ taking an
automobiis without the oNnsf =
permission
lie was taken In custody hy city
police on justice court warrant
charging him With tAslng a car
belonging 10 } X whitney on Jan
o nail was set ~ g. 500
Police told county Officers they
~ers investigating theory that
Blfranoff was Involved IN . mum.
Dor ~ auto thefis recently A..
other boy Floyd Brown ~ also
a soldier al Camp Murray. IL he.
ing hsld BY county juvenile
authorities Va connection Sith the
sam. theft
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HERE'S MORE BOUT
Elsie Marii Trial
STARTS on PAGE ONE

SIDE Of the road and got out Then
I saw somebody across the street
and asked him 10 call police
went 10 the service station to see
Il be was calling
Il didui find out that the
bo, had lost his life until I
was ut the police station. II
was shock"
Was Il possible In the position
You were m 10 avoid striking the
boy 30 asked Miss Martls attorney.
Anthony NJ Ursieh
Ne she answered I feel !
did everything possible
Trsich was blocked in his at
tempt 10 gam admittance Of testi-
mony about Gustsfsons back
ground by Or Jennie NJ Reed
child psychologist for the Tacoma
public schools
Some testimony by DIT A. C.
Stewart, Tacoma psyehiatrist and
specialist IN nervous and mental
diseases. was admitted He de-
clarcd an accident such As Mss
Martis might have caused very
strong emotional reaction. lie also
was quizzed on the subject Of IN
toNication.
1T very often IL hard Ia dis
tinguish between intoNication
and physical or emotional
shock" the phi, stefan said.
The only way 10 tell Ia b,
physical examination.
a stubby of beer would not
produce state of intoSica-
ton In AN ordinar, individual"
Witnesses en- d. rsing Miss
Martis reputation for truth and
verscity, sobrety and AS a law
abiding citizen included Frank A
Latcham. Tacoma attorney who
recently was a candidate for Judge
H. Galbraith. mayor Of Eaton
vile. and County Auditor q Chf-
ford Davis.
A brief furry. which brought n
heated motion from Ursich FOR a
new tnal. occurred when Prosccu-
tor Thor { Tollefson and Deputy
Hugo Metzler IT, produced a re
buttal witness, Robert Martin. =
teacher living at 1873 So. 3sth st
lie said he went TO the accident
scene. q short distance from MS
home and heard Miss MART *
claim: 10 some questioner. 7 hit
him, So what"
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II l. RES MORE ABOUT
Suit Dismissed

~ N. suprsm, court made u
mandatory upon him to dismiss.
4 have no choice in the matter. ="
sad the Judge In tho last three
eases the supreme court has made
the same ruling and the lower
court may not .Sefci~ it discfs.
ton
Johnston said he and fIshbutne
had been accused Of harfsity. ~
trying 10 cheat the county in
which they both live and practice
The ease pending nj olsm-
pia !. the one In which John
.ion sued all ihres county
commissioners, Aud tor =.
Clifford Davis. Clerk D.. ".
Craig. Treasurer Paul New
man and their bonding csm-
pani-- for $50 600 for libel.
Dismissal 81 the eislms ease
was based on = showing that since
the casc vas brought To- court
January =. Gaspafd's attorneys
have failed TO prosecute the a.
ton. and that now NOR. than a
year has elapsed since anything
has been done Dismissal Wa
ordered without prejudice
Actually most Of the several
hundred claimant. who had
given assignments Of th.ir
claims Ia oaspard had with
drawn their claims long sines.
Johnston himself commented 10
the pres, that he had accomplish
ed his main purpose which VAS 10
force the county 10 pay election
officials the 30 cents an hour
established by state laW.
The claims originally were based
on tho charge that the county Off
Gals had sent out postal cards 10
prospective precinct officials offer
ing them a flat - day for slse-
ton service instead 81 30 cents
an hour. Positions acre assigned
those Who agreed Ia accept the
fiat fee
Johnston asserted that since
he and fishburbs brought the
action against the county, the
rate Of pay has BEEN 80 cents
an hour.
In his plea 10 Judge Hodge not
70 dismiss. Johnston said the ease
had been heard originally by
Judge Robert y Evans. who later
had become too 80 10 hold court.
and VIM IN fact. did not return
10 the bench.
To have resumed The case be-
fore the libel suit Nas settled IN
the supreme court would have
meant that the claims csss would
have been eiuttsr.d up with much
lateral matter bearing Npon ~.
personal integrity Of himself and
~ aEsDeists. Johnston asserted.
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9th Ward Democrats
To Elect on Monday

The Eighth Ward Democratic
club vii meet ~ : p n Honds y
Jan 20. a. ~ Lakes Community
house. No 5sth and Cove sis
There vii BE- election u officers
ard other important business A
special meeting Of the executive
board vii b. he'd AZ ?. ~. a.
1915 40 H8son -
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Mayor Harry = Gaia received
word Saturday that Viola wsstsr-
lain. Tacoma siolinisl. had been
engaged 10 play the Brahms con.
csfto for violin with tho New
York Philharmonic symphony Al
Carnegie hall Feh . nr otto
klsmpsrsr. prominent music flg'
ure ~ two continents. wiii conduct
Announcement 81 the engagement
Was received a. she vas On her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

r Moscow saturday srs lustins
DeWolfe snd Mar, Elizabeth Nor
Ton.
ArrasI meeting ~ the ASSoelat-
ed Chambers ~ Commerce IN the
state v1'l - held Jaa. - n SEA-
lie according - Vord received
Is y X. Feterolf Of ire local
chan ber.
A X. Rcd uSdsle, Marine
earps reseTvlst. butcher snd re-
Gently = hsihff n l. : district
court n Tscoma e row IN charge
81 TIE nieht eusrd - ire Beeing
aircraft plant ir Seattle.
nr. Clifford Hal,or~on has been
passing OFT ciksrs The reason =
daughter Joan Elma. born
jar IS
Among {. F s STUDENTS who
VII compete N the oratariesl con
test A. Llnneld college VIu he
Don Carlos stephenson. Prank
Hanawalt and sam Bait. STEPHEN
son. pastor OF the African Meth
odist church. recently won the
Barmeister oratouosl contest a.
. + s
Mr.. Lorene Hall. buyer FOR
women s readY-to-Wear AZ Rhodes
Brothers department store. left
Saturday for san Francisco and
LES Angeles She will make the
trip by tram and plans TO be gone
about 10 days.
Ralph Curry. former Tacoma
neWspapermsn. began WORK his
week IN the construction quarter
masters office At McChord field
Curry viii incorporate his report
ing experience IN the writing Of
special reports to Washington
d. c regarding progress Of army
construction work in IN. Pacific
Northwest.
George Goudie recently arrived
from Seattle 10 take the position
Of buyer Ior womens ready-to-
wear department at the Peoples
Store. His predecessor at the
store. Jack Levy. has gone to
Wllkes-Barre. Pa. TO accept a
position in an affiliate store.
Helen Lloyd, 70il Pacific ave,
has been pledged 70 the University
Of Washington chapter Of lambda
Rho. womens art honorary Miss
Lloyd is a senior in the College Of
Arts and Sciences.
Clinton Richardson. president.
vii be in charge Of the senior class
ball Saturday evening at Glover
Park high school
Mrs. y. /. Rove has been named
general chairman Of the dance
Tacoma Post American Legion
auxiliary viii hold Jan. 81 at the
Legion hall, 90eia Commerce st.
Joe Henderson. who next week
end Will take as his bride socialite
Edith Ann TOgg. will entertain
few Of his friends at a bachelor
party Saturday evening 81 the Lost
Lake summer home Of Mrs. Perry
Fairhurst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
II LEI RES MORE ABOUT
Churchill Speaks

Ne can paN for Ne VIII pas
for. hut We require far more
than We shall ~ able To pss
for
Churchill said that the question
for decision Vas such simple
one
Arr w 10 move steadily for
ward and have freedom or are Ne
10 be put back IN the middle ages
by totaltauan system that
brushes all forms of individual life
and has Tor its am little less than
the sublugation Of Europe and
little more than the qualification
Of FRngsters sppetites he
asked
The prime minister pledged
Britons 10 continue the struggle
whatever tn. dangers and hard
ships
Then after mentioning Hopkins
and Britains NEEDS for arms. he
continued TO say that Britain now
had y strong army and strong well
manned defenses
Churchill said that the British
Iihvan offensive had exceeded ss-
peetatons
"RISk WELL Run"
Now that nearly 80 900 prison
yrs have BEEN taken perhaps
there are more To come now that
eight or nine divisions Of well
equipped Italian troops have been
dashed out Of existence with IN
concciyably small losses people
may be inclined 10 underrste the
merit Of the achievement II was
a task Of greatest hazard. but II
was a risk we'll run
Churchill concluded by referring
10 a remark by the lord provost
Of Glasgow. who presided al the
gathering. on what might happen
after the war
1T ia quite right that that
should enter our minds"
Churchill said. But YOU viii
excuse me II ! do not myself
with my responsibilities. and
duties give II AN Immediate
place In my thoughts Ny one
aim is Ia eStirpate Hiileri.m
from Europe. "
He ended his speech am q
cheers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
BANkRUPTcY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed 3ith
the CLERK - N. federal eoust sat
urday included:
Kari Thomas t4I0 No. 12th -
listing debts amounting 10 t633 -
and m assets
Melvin a Hoffss and his plfe.
Roma - LongvisW Hating debts
totsllinR S7O3 81. ard 70 assets
Henry Rumsey Of Olympia. debts
listed a. S712ss. ard no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
WINS JUDGMENT

Judgment FOR s. 80 - IN health
Insurance vas granted Mrs. ] r
Crowley Saturday b. Superior
Judge ?. . Remain The judg
msnt va against the Teachers In
sursncs Co
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

The Mckinley Avenue AID Hill
dale Improvement club vii meet
at Sheridan school a. 5 p n. Tues
day Al residents u the district
from 40th 10 5sth stt onAcKlnIey
ave are asked 70 attend ard give
their IDEAS on improvements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
IIsDsIE III srIAh

Local No. Ia Washington Old
Age Pension union Nlil meet sun
day a. 7 30 p N AZ Emerson hall
iiOgts Broadway state repre-
sentative clyde T1sdhis all BE- the
main speaker
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Core of the News
WILL MEET SUNDAY

Washington Old Age Pension
Union Of Pierce county vail meet
at 4 p. N. Sunday In Emerson hall
Pensioners and those eligible for
pensions are invited 10 attend.
Questions from the floor viii be
answered and refreshments viii be
served.
Hospital flowers. HIM. Florist.
fady. }
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Call Il a Day"
Cast Is SOUGHT

Trvouts ~ can n . n~y.~ ~
r.enms rFs esrz1s's eevf
ns.iaF nrc<sarfla-. wkleH I'll -
directed ~ wrs Harry r Can.
ell - hels Isn. 10 snd - II
7 N o N setA nixhts 81 Mrs.
cans festfsnes. as No fnth =.
Never w~n-e ssa f-a< ~>- are
- ~ est rnos- ~re wEsn ~
nrIns a familiar sat fec tas trront
Nay 40 -
Vsn u. nay ~sii - rsessrts1
ists - usfwn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Puyallup Garden
Group 10 Meet
Gathering 10 Be
At Anderson Home

rTYAIIUP - Rho 4 edenaren
Garden group. unit q ire Pls-
sl,ur Womens club WI meet
Tles1sy for : o.eloek I4reheaH
ard program ~ ths home ~ NJ
\ r Anderson. sos a Pioneer
ave Ms ANY Lswlor VI h
assisting hostess
A short business session ~ ~
conducted BY NJ G. 7 Severe e.
president ~ ne group ard Ms
y 2 Spear vii he IN charge 81
the program
Glove snd Tr0wei. garden div
.ior a. the Junior Womers club.
Vii meet WITH Mrs q V Nohr.
pos srd 81. y 2. Tuesday 20 !
o'clock dessert luncheon Mrs
Nohr vii hs assisted BY Mrs
Everett Houk Mrs Ted Sohroe-
der has prepared the program.
Mrs. Leach Hostess
Mrs. George Leach. 80 ath ave
y " will be hostess fe- members
a. J. P Stewart study club Wed
nesdav at Il 30 FOR a dessert
luncheon
Topics sre combined All Amer
lean by Frank kingdom and
ships that SAL The Sea by Rear
Admiral Emory s Land General
discussion will he on Adolescence
and Character Building various
parts Of which will he taken by
Mrs Harry Mohr, Mrs Clyde
Handle Mrs. Roy Farrer and Mrs
Emory. The general discussion will
he led by Mrs George Leach
chairman.
Puysllup Presohool Study club
will meet Monday Al S p m with
Mrs Richard Woodruff $40 Attn
a. 6 W with Mrs. Ralph Schopp
as chairman Discussion will be
led ny Mrs Henry Rohlman, Mrs.
f. C. HIT. Mrs James Thomas,
Mrs c. R Doran and Mrs
sohopp
Members Of the Young Womens
ruild Of the Presbyterian church
have arranged chicken pie sale
for Thursday. Jan %.
Goes To PrOsser
Mrs. Alma Newland, Ss4 7th st.
f. left Friday for Prosser
where she will visit her sen and
daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Newland. and her only
grandchild, Cheryl Anne, born De
cember 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Olson Of 81
eth st. s f, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss
Violet Katherine Olson. to Gordon
A. Maseson. of Tacoma, son Of
Mrs. A. A. Hendon Of Howard
s. d. No date mas been set for
the wedding
Karl NJ. Richards Of the L. s
treasury department, who recently
returned from war torn Europe,
will speak at the Tuesday luncheon
of the chamber of commerce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
LIQTOR SAILS CHARGED

Edward Brooks, 81. was bound
over to the federal grand jury Sat
urday after being arrested on q
charge Of selling liquor to Indians
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
EXAMS ASNoINCrn

Jar. = hss Dsen st - the last
day for fling applications for city
cfyii sers1ce sxs limitations for siec-
tr1csl. mechanical ard eiYll engi-
l.Ekrx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
10 DA.ToS FIELD

Capt John X HcCfsN Medical
cofps. and TIfst Lieut. k.lissfd }
YORK. ar corps have been ordered
from HcChofd field 10 HuEht
field. Da yton. Ono
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

SOCIAL. on MONDAY

The Tosnsend club will hold a
social At p m Monday a. the
spanaVay school Games vii b
played and a late lunch Will be
served
Best butter down again At the
Cow. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Jan. Is, lS40

fiHns fsrnFtsd mpts sivtisan
fatalities from nussian air raids
TIve men killed IN explosion -
Royal 0anpewdsF factory ., Wal.
than Abbey. NnHisnd
lassses IN ths saf AZ see British
ship calfnfess ard tanker invsFs
darKis Norwegian steamships
faEefhsin snd fntd. and German
steamship August rhy.ssn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

ufa usRnoR yiF- fntrersN
shafvs rer-etir siersss trs tsis~~.
lmT effiesss
Henfy rst.f.~r. rfessf>rt fArs
rstsFsoe vtes pr.ssdsrs areess
Atxs.ssa s~ef.ssFy. wFs Nsts
rxssss. treasures. osssr Hsue~
esssrf ~ ss<eors three. year tenn.
rsssr slx.sssa sasrs ~ sfassses.
tkFss=yssr term. NJ. tloy4 ~
veftsea. sunday wneoi sapsv<s-
sewsisHg Oesfs sov.fs End Mtse
fssn. asrsnaness. tsses.ss M
A . knutssn sns Mrs. Lloyd
alxsrt.-e esxsalsss Hsyssrs
Jehn@aa snd loan klnssnsHy.
u.h.s.. saa ree<st kIssstsd js<s
asrsnan@s. saa r.t<f Aivsstsd.
msmhsfs ~ the Peninsula iash.
sr.n Parish Assn
Aa..m.ry q ..s::~A. ss.ps.s
q y =. vii m..t Wednesday ~
N. kans "a nss y n rrsasls.
~lth afs e O. rtemsisy - -
slstins hostess
Arsstta Community auiif etii
meet In Aflstts ehursn Tuesday
sftsfnaoa Ms asr<1s herman
Win ~ hn~t<ss
ME- Eefi nsnsoa ell ~ he~t ~
lhs possiais assld "Wednesday
.ftsfneor. with Mss Dudley
tssne< assisting
Members % the usafaes camp.
D. y A. <sfs fseeHtlY <nfsftssnsd
ny Ms A " fssntsrmsn ~ nee
hesn. ~ Hes.<hssd hay
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Ylcsfpt Nsndas. intraaaes 4
printing into Mssien in issa
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HERES MORE ABOUT
Main Street

STARTS on PAsE oNE
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Evening star., 1941-05-02
Regione' Defense Council
Opens FuII-Time Office

By Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 2-The
Northern Virginia Regional Defense
Council today opened full-time
Offices in the MCGUIRE Building
here, with the announcement that
budget has been worked out on a
quarterly basis whereby expenses of
the councils operation will be
financed by appropriations from 13
Virginia counties and two cities.
The quarters in the Mcclure
Building, at 201 South Washington
street, were donated by Andrew
Clark, owner of the property. Mr..
Clarke officially turned the office
over to Gardiner L. Boothe, chair
man of the regional council, yester-
day.
In charge of the office is Mrs.
Marion Ramsay, secretary and ex-
ecutive officer of the council as
sisted by Mrs. Dorothy Mccoy. Mrs.
Ramsay is chairman of the Public
Utilities Commission of Arlington
County.
1t was announced a committee,
composed of City Attorney Armi-
stead L. Boothe, James Simmonds
and Charles Harrison Mann, is now
drafting bylaws to govern opera
ton of the council C. C. Cloe of
Triangle, chairman of the Budget
Committee, declared he anticipated
no trouble in balancing the regional
budget of the council.
Office hours at the council head
quarters will be from 9 am. to 5
pm. daily.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Business Zone Extension
On River Road Considered

The Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission to-
day considered request to extend
the commercial zone in the un-
recorded subdivision of the Wilbert
estate on River road in Bethesda,
Md.
A joint hearing was held by the
commission and the Montgomery
County Board of Commissioners last
night on a request by Miss Ruth E.
Shoemaker, representing heirs to the
property, to rezone two lots back of
River road and adjoining existing
industrial property from a resi-
Dental A to an industrial classif1ca-
ton.
The hearing room was packed with
residents from five nearby COM
munities who claimed the rezoning
is not necessary because, they said,
only about Is per cent of the exist
ing commercially zoned property in
the area is being so used and only
about II per cent of industrially
zoned property is being so used.
The opponents represented Green
Acres, Brookdale, Westmoreland
Hills, Somerset and Kenwood. The
next regular meeting of the Park
and Planning Commission at which
the request may be considered has
been set for Wednesday.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Fairfax Taxes Cut
25c TO S1.O5 Rate
For Current Year
Town Council Expects
New Levy Will Yield
$3.50 Revenue
Special Dispatch to The Star.


FAIRFAX, Va, May "A reduc-
ttion of 25 cents in the corporation
levy for the current year has been
made by the Fairfax Town Council
The new tax rate will be S105
including 40 cents for the general
fund, 25 cents for the water interest
fund, 10 cents for the water sinking
fund and 80 cents for the sewer
debt fund.
The reduction in the tax rate was
made possible largely through le-
funding of the water bond issue at
per cent reduction in interest
and the retirement of $4,000 IN
water bonds. The water bond issue
was originally $4,000 and carried
a per cent rate, but several weeks
ago when the issue was refunded
and portion of the bonded in
debtednesS retired the rate on the
new bonds was set at per cent.
Similarly the Town Council has
reduced the local rate each year
since 1886, when the combined rate
was S1.60. Partly as a result of the
1910 reasseSSment of real estate and
the normal increase in building op-
erations, the assessed valuation of
realty in the town for this year is
approximately $4,000 over last year,
it was reported by Walter T. Oliver,
jr., town treasurer.
Mr.. Oliver said the total bonded
Indebtedness of the town has been
reduced from $105,000 in 1886 to
5000.
On the basis of the new rate
the town expects to raise a total
of $7,69053, with estimated opera
ton costs of S2,66211 under the
general fund, S2,66211 under the
water bond interest fund, S1,774.73
under the sewer interest and debt
fund and s591.58 under the water
bond sinking fund. In addition the
town will derive several thousand
dollars revenue from water and
sewer charges; tax on bank stock,
and the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board.