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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

ments In and near Tacoma. Fort
Lewis, Hylebos Bridge. MeChord
Field. Hylehos Turning Basin, Mud
Mountain Dam and the Narrows
Bridge were all treated In sepa-
rate advertisements and were wide
~ commented upon and reproduced
by financial publications in all see
tons OF the country. The pslblica-
ton OF this series marked n step
forward in financial advertising.
II brought to the public attention
In n graphic way the development
that " ahead for Tacoma through
the expenditure Of more than 20
million dollars by the government
in this area.
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while ne RAtianai Institution
dates It's history frosn isss height
nF the Knlt rush days Ia San
Fssncssea. the Isaak ~ California
IN Tacoma h = DIRECT Descendant
II TIE hsns which opened - fuars
here IN 1890 - fhn LenzsNn snt
San Franxlsro hana.
That knstIussttta asftnxiy en-
tered fseSsna wneu thsfs alfesstY
wsrs ~ hanks ssiux hsi~sme*s here
alnfsst emo n every stesete~a
eaFner nut that wss In t<pa
when raenma gave Every evidene~
81 having rtssu faF - banks ard
AL 81 than rfsssp~rest
rhauxh the xf~at rtops.~
tlaa u ihrm asaaI saatia.e -
rrc~r~r ~hes ihr rspts ~ isa1
sitrhtea as tse.usa. sh~ f.aa~
dsu ard ~es trsastse. hsak
kr~w slowly stranger
In iens u became part nf ths
Rank ef California when that san
Francisco lnatitutsoa extended -
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Reno Odlin. a banker OF long
experience. became president in
1885 and has shaped a forward
looking policy which has made the
Puget Sound National Bank one Of
the outstanding independent banks
of the Pacific Northwest. He Is
also a director of the Federal
Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Deposits in the Puget Sound
National on the last call were
S5.S97 ,4l0.07. The directorate OF
the Puget Sound Bank always has
been made up of leading Tacoma
businessmen whose interests were
entirely with the city. Their per-
sonal business growth has reflect
ed itself with the growth of the
city in the group Of its payrolls.
The directorate Is representative
of many branches OF business and
is cross section OF the Industrial
and business life OF Tacoma.
Owns Own Building
The bank owns its own History
building at Ills Pacific avenue
and operates two branches. Broad
way Branch at 953 Broadway, and
the Lincoln Branch at 3s0S South
Yakima avenue. These branches
serve business interests in their
sections. adding to the convenience
of banking with the Puget Sound
National.
Progress In the year 1888 was
decidedly satisfactory" said Mr..
Odlin in his annual report to the
stockholders issued January 10.
The earnings were satisfactory,
particularly in view Of the fact
that this was contrary TO the gen
eral trend Of bank earnings
throughout the country. The trust
department in particular, showed
marked gains during the year.
The bank. through its trust
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

sVstssn seres@ ssafs hstsnsi>ff<N
branches ~ ne f.nnstnn and nan
Franel<sn tank ~ seattle. rsennsa
snd rsFsisna we're Included N the
msfxeF
In 1919 th< N~nk ~ California
enlarged ~ Tssana eHtsvprIen
again nv ssklns aver ths r,deiifv
Trust Co n eext1rS><i banking
quarters ~ that Insfitusbcn "a
broadway ard ftth a. until fpss
wfs~n 4 mnv~d tnte ~ present
htssttinx. cee ef the fsnsss N ~
ffnssra states
vsess ~ sssss ~ sbspe n
sh~ rts~~~s hanhbsa lesests-
sss. h~sv ~ tsee. ~ u>eh -
taaltsusrts hsnNsh wAtxe ~
as.we fy~<s v ~ . sea4 -
ns~sw sh~s - ree~ty - No.
nsusA~s hnsp ep>n uleA ~
h~sh ussse seaa : sr~se ~
y~~sS ~ - - eoDm ~ 1870
thAa . ssrales.
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81 In another part OF the paper
You will find a photograph OF
- ght Of the nine buses that COM
Efrise the fleet of busses for pas
tenger transportation through the
|tideflats industrial area.
E& For years the Belt line has been
Efndeavoring TO serve this area
with street car service. but the re-
OF the industrial district to
Fthe city. and the manner in which
Is has been developed made IT
IA practically impossible to conduct
n street car service efficiently and
economically.
"A Take a look at any Tacoma map
and see how various industries of
the tideflats area are located. out
on points like extended fingers all
fadiated from central arm.
which. in this case. would be Ea
18th st. To construct trackage
Into all of these extended points,
.sand maintain a fleet of cars suf-
Sficient to handle the crews work
eing in these industries. would re-
suit in an exhorbitant amount of
money being tied up in trackage
and equipment.
Better Passenger Service
Hence. this department has
solved this particular problem by
establishing fleet of busses that
can run on any existing roads. and
can be changed from one part of
the area to another in COM
paratively short time without the
necessity of having to be switched
from one track to another. as was
necessary with street cars. And
now il is anticipated that the Belt
line can give much better serv-
ice at much less expense than was
formerly the case. and be assured
of a reasonable return on its in
vestment.
During 1888 there were 45s.s
passengers carried. and this num-
Der with the natural growth of
the area and the increased patron
age due to the proposed re-estab-
lishment of the Todd yards. will
again make the Belt line one of
the greater passenger transporta-
ton routes of the city.
Connects Rail Facilities
For some years past the freight
Service of the Belt line has been
the predominating feature, and it
Is in this field that the system is
of unreasonable value. This serv- /
ice makes it possible for industries
in the industrial section to ship |
and receive necessary goods .
through any of the four trans
continental railroads maintaining
Service in Tacoma, without any
additional switching charges. This
amounts to a great saving each
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All of this work has been done
with a remarkably small payroll.
there being only SO employees TO
handle both the freight. passenger
and shop work involved As the
city grows. the Belt line Will be-
come more valuable to the COM
munity. both from the passenger
standpoint and for the inter-
change of freight. incoming and
outgoing.
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Bet Line Important
Factor In Gty's Life
Freight and Passenger Services
Supplied to Tide Flats Industries

GOOD goods come in small packages and that is Just
the case with the Municipal Belt Line serving the
tde flats industries There probably one other small
FACTOR IN Tacoma of Importance the life blood of
city than the freight and passenger service rendered by
The Belt Line - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Puget Sound National Bank
Marks 10Th Year in Tacoma

Washington is celebrating its Golden Anniversary this
year. and in 940 the Puget Sound National Bank will have
rounded so of service Tacoma Its growth during
these years has kept with that Of Tacoma and today it
stands of the leading financial institutions of the
Dacific North
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Bank of California Grew
Along With City Of Tacoma

Jus, as the Rank Of Cafornis In lie larger scope has
grown up with the Pacific coast that institution and he
from which sprang here have almost Al the history
Of Tacoma enacted
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year to any industry located in the
tideflsts industrial section. over
what would exist II this district
were served by one railroad only.
During 1885. the following load
ed cars were handled:
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Ticker

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loSaings which soreshadows larger
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net Of s. so or better \ share this
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Ell 90 capacity for balance Of year
mostly on smAIl-profit business
from auto industry Speculative
buying OF American Brake Shoe
based on belief company In line
for large war orders New York
Air Brake now bidding on two
shell orders for United States gov
eminent :. And, that security and
commodity traders are holding long
positions despite congressional ae-
ton.
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port. n. Coast Trader. coast
Also vessel. called a. shaffer No.
, aoes leadlnE outward Tor Cali
fornaz ports
Two tAnsrrs we're in pert, the
hransaywsne II Port piers until she
finished diseharging petroleum and
being supplantsd by the J. J.
coney. another weasel bringing
California gasoline. The coney
tied up first al the Maxwell Pc
troisum dock
The Celraeo, Grace linz steamer.
moved To the sPerry dock after
slowing 1900 tons Of flour and
wheat AZ previous calls. loading
FOR South Americas west coast.
Another Grace line vessel, the
cuzeo. Ia South American service.
called Al the smelter dock along
with the coastal ship James Crit
fiths.
Al Tacoma Harbor mill. the
Hammond ship Eureka took cargo
for California ports.
ship. In port jefferson Myers.
shaffsf No ! Coast Trader. shaffer
No. J curaca, Sperry dock James
oriffiths and Cusco. smeiter dock
Eureka, Tacoma Harbof mill Brandy
sine, Port piers and }, J Coney
ships due Thursday. Hollywood
~ Regis dock. Friday. susan Luck
snoach. 81. Regis dock. Henry y
Wilton shsffer Nc. /. san Bernsr-
dino. Friday.
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Dale Pierce Gets
500 Scholarship

Dale n. Pierce. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Pierce. Of 1922 So. d st,
has received a 500 scholarship,
one Of rs awarded annually by the
Sears-Roebuck scholarship COM
mittee to college freshmen study
ing agriculture.
Pierce. a freshman at Washing
ton State college. is studying plant
culture. an interest he developed
by working In floral shops during
the summer.
He was graduated from Stadium
high school in 1886. the fourth
youngest in the class. He attend
ed high school for two years in
Franklin. Neb.. near where he was
born and reared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-05
TUO-Way Damage
Suit With jury

A two-way automobile injury
suit In Superior Judge f. D..
Hodges court, involving claims for
$500 on one side and $1,000 on
the other, went to the jury Thurs
day afternoon.
w. NJ. Pearne. driver of one of
the cars involved In a collision last
Jan. 30 at Lakeview drive and
steilacoom road. was the original
complainant. In counter suit
against him We're Bess Fahey and
Eleanor Cherry. who were in the
other automobile.
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RISE IN BUTTER
AND BUTTERFAT

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-05
HONOR TACOMA YOUTH
AT LINFIELD COLLEGE

Howard Ainsworth. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank +. Ainsworth Of
4516 Ne. Cove St, has been elected
junior class treasurer at Linfield
college at McMinnville, Ore, it was
announced Thursday. He is a
graduate OF Stadium high school.
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FIRE DAMAGE SIS

Fire that was quickly subdued
resulted in SIS damage to floor
joists in the Jackson Auto Top
company premises. 1929 Tacoma
ave. Thursday afternoon. Cause
of the fire was an overheated
chimney.
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Investment Trusts

TRADE-BUY- SELL with Times Want
Ads. A. r. LOCKMAN. 1870 Nc
Kinley ave. call at Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket. There
is always a good show at John
Hamrick theater. 1O-5-Ss
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BUILDING PERMIT

w. C. Young was granted a
permit Thursday to construct a
Sc. ZOO residence at 1914 No. Adams
street
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

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Movement Of Marine Freight Toward
Atlantic Ports Heavy; Work 8 Ships

Exceptionally hsssy movement
~ msrss< freight so~srd ths L. s.
Atlantis easst featured ieesi lust
iaEs Tnar.asy. ~ish eight vsssss
sithsr wu<slnE or ds< TO work
lnsrron~stai cargo.
AmoaE then ~srs the wsyer-
hssus<v steamship HAnisy which
departed =, mlanigh, after loading
lumber at shaffsr No. terminal
and Inc watsrssds miIi, and ths
Quaker steamer jefferson Myers
loading general. lumber and ply
wood al shaffer No. Thursday.
Both were bound for the east
coast
At least seven more ships in At
lsntic service were scheduled. 81.
Regis dock officials expected two,
the Mccormick steamer Hollywood.
In service 10 Puerto Rico and the
east eosst. and the steamer Susan
L,ickenbach. DUE Friday 10 load for
the Atlantic.
Alaskan Delayed
Arrival Of the Alaskan At Baker
dock. expected Friday, has been
delayed. and she will ~ In next
week to load for Boston. New York
and other eastern ports. The
Illinoisn. anothe intercoastai YES
sci. Is due at Baker dock Sunday.
The American steamer Henry
r. Wilton. working for gulf and
North Atlantic ports. Is due at
thu shsffer terminals Friday.
sperry officials arc expecting the
San Bernardino. Quaker line
steamer. on Friday. and the Wind
Rush will be at Shaffer docks TO
load general and lumber for the
North Atlantic on Sunday or
Monday.
Loading For California
Activity continued at heavy pace
Thursday. with eight vessels in
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PIPER'S South Tacoma Funeral Par
lors, 5436 So Puget Sound. GA 5436
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c. o. LYNN CO.-Distinctive Service,
Tl7-l9 Tacoma Ave. Main 7T45
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so TACOMA UNDERTAKING co.
Stnrlie 6n26 So lac Way GA 1122
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CASSIDY IL ALLEN
1924 South l Street Main 5Sol
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THEODORE GAFFNEY MoRTUARY.
So. 10th and Yakima. Main GAIA
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WIDOW wants light housework, cal
of invalid or child. l40l So. Steven
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Healy Bros, Inc. rlo. b4os- DIN A4Sfs
SAVE MONEY on automobile insure
ance. See George D. Poe q Co.
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Other amounts In proportion
Above includes principal and A..
charges, on 20 month plan. Or Il
pay sooner and reduce cost 1
FREE coNsuLTATIoN-in your ON.
home, II desired. Come In or phonl
La gaceta., 1939-12-06

cia Paramo lie ofrecferon un
Shower" a la Srta. Zenaida Pa
ma, bella y gentil damita de nues
ira sociedad, que dentro de unos
dias contraera matrimonio con
81 joven Rafael Gonzalez. La fes
tajada recibi6 muchoS valiosoS
regalos.
Asistieron a las fieStas las Sc
noritaS Olga Garcia, Maria Jul
la Garcia, GeneroSa Vina, Ma
ry Fiorito, Antonieta Fiorito,
Conchita Mascunana, Mercedes
y Dalia Magaz, Josefina Gar =
cia, Fina Rodriguez, Rosa Ptz-
%zolato, Carrie Sanchez, Sylvia
Tagle, Ofelia Andrade, Yolanda
ParamO, Norma Pana, oneida
PARA, Nilda Rocha, Della Pc
req, Lucille Pana, Ernestina Sa-
ladrigas y las senoras Concha
M%Ontero, Herminia Barredo, Ra
mona Sanchez, Maria Vilches,
Estrella Gonzalez, Dolores Ries-
go y Maria Rocha.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06

DR.. Manuel Prado y Ugarteche,
tomara possession Ell viernes, con
Una sencilla ceremonial. La hara
entrega de los poderes ell pres!-
dente general Oscar Benayides.
FL primer gablnete de Prady
10 cocmponen los senores: DR..
Alfredo Solf y Muro, primer mi
niStro y miniStro de relaciones
lxteriores DR., Guillermo CARR
da Lecca, mlnistro del interior
Oscar Ramos Cabieses, ministro
de hacienda; Carlos Moreya
Paz Sedan. de fomento; DR.. Pc
dro Oliveria, educaci6n; DR.. Ii
no Cornejo, justicia; sandal,
DIR. Constantine j. CarballO;
guerra, coronel Teofilo Iglesias,
y marina, captain Federico
Diaz Dulanto.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06

blicanos, no piensan por ahora
en romper suS relaciones diplo-
maticaS con ell Soviet. Debemos
eStar realizando una buena la
Dor, a juzgar por la calidad e
ideas de los criticos. Realiza Ell
Secretario Hull una faena dig
ma de todo encomlo.
En- la se~cretaria de estado SO
recibi6 un dollar, donativo de un
cirdadano que deSea sc haga It.
ma cuestacion nacional para abo
mar la deuda de Finlandia.
La creaci6 nde un Fondo para
Finlandia, como 10 desea el pre-
Sidente, Sc sometera al Congre-
so en- la legislature de Enero.
I'll plazo de la deuda que Fin
LAMBDA abonara dentro de po-
cos dias monta a $234,693.
RefiriendoSe a la indignation
de las pequenas republicas anne
ricanas contra ell Soviet, el Pre-
sidente dijo que Estados Uni
dos sc ofrece para firmar Una
declaration conjunta condenan-
do la aggression, pero siempre
que todas las naciones america
mas participen en- tai movimien-
to.
FL gobierno, segGn el presl-
dente, tambien viene siendo a
facade pOr la prensa s~ovletica y
nazi de este pals.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
LA CAMARA DE LOS C0MU.
MES CELEBRARA UNA Sc
SION SECRETA
Asistir6n los DipUtados y
los Pdres

Londres, die. Gel mierco-
les de la semana que viene cele-
brara una session secreta el Par
lamento ingles, segun Sc anUn-
clio aver por Ell gobierno. No Sc
admitiran a la session mas que
los DiputadoS, los Pares y las
personas que tienen legitimo de
recho a a~sistir, en- total 1,400.
Las tribunas pGblicas no Sc a.
briran csc dia.
Lord Halifax declare aver en-
Ia Camara que Alemania vendio
la libertad de los estados del Bal
tico, en- cambio por una prone
sa rusa de neutralida.
Representara a Inglaterra en-
la asamblea de la Sociedad de
Naciones, que Sc veriflcara ell
Qunes11, el subsecretario But
der.
La Gran Bretana ha duplica-
do su fabrication de municiones
en- un periodic de Seis meseS. Los
peri6dicos dedican la primera
plana a la guerra entire Russia y
Finlandia y dicen que Stain ha
sustituido a Hitler en- ell papel
de Enemigo NGmero Uno de la
hrmanidad.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
BOdG

I'll domingo unieron sUs desti-
los, como tuvimos el guSto de a.
nuncIar, los estimadoS j0venes
Esperanza Quesada y Armando
de la Tore.
Tuvo lugar la ceremonial en- Ell
domicilio de los padres de la des
posada, eSposos Clementlna y
CrIstoal Quesaa, 1911 de la ave
nida 20.
Ofici6 ell active notario Cam
dido Perez y firmaron Ell acta
los esposos Olivia y Enrique Que
sada.
Muy bonitos y valiosos rega-
los recibieron los nuevos espo-
SOS.
A las felicitaciones recibidaS,
todas muy sinceras, unimos Ia
nuestra.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
heaho de Mexico un pals de hom

heoho de Mexico un pals de hom
bres y mljeres notables.
Como en- la primera noche,
muchos de los numeros tuvisron
Que ser repetidoS.
Bl.llaron en- toda la plentiful
de su talento Beatriz NolOesca,
Ia caracteristica inimitable; Be
Tia Areu, que canta con VOC dull
e y extraordinaria gracia; Jo-
Sc Torres, ell creador de tipoS co
micos de su pals Tito Siller, Am
parito de la Cruz, Gloria Zea,
"a Chiquita y los trovadores Sa
linas y San Miguel.
Nuevos ndmeros Sc estrena =
ran eSta noche.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
NOTAS SOCIALES

Entire los aSistenteS anotamoS
los nonbre3 de las siguientes
damas y damitas:
Josefina Fernandez, Betty No
riega, Grace Noriega, Dolly No
riega, Chela ALVAREZ, Anita AL
varez, Concha GaEinar, Espe :
rama Witches, Ines de la Tore,
Rosa Contreras, Josefina Que
sada, Carmelina Bencomo, Sra.
Miguel Gonzalez, Sra. Miguel
Calvo, Teresa Prieto, Lilly Que
sada, Mercedes Quesada, Juani-
ia Vilches, Virginia Quesada,
Hope Vilchss, Sara Mazda, An
tonia Ago, Josephine Mazda, lisa
bel Gusto, Arqueida Gusto, Glo-
ria Qresada, Frances Pendino,
Rose Garcia, Mercy Mayor, Ali
cia Garcia, Martha Garcia, Ma
nuela Roman, Hattie Lopez, Da-
liza Gonzalez, Catalina Alvarez,
Carmen Quesada, Carmen Mai
da, Maria QueSda, Sra. Enrique
Quesada, Sra. Bernardo Lares,
ra. Manuel Molina, Margarita
Ortega, Sra. Juan Quesada, Sra.
Victor Verducci, Sra. Manuel
QueSada, Sra. Frank SalgadO,
Sra. Mario Garcia, Sra. Jose
Haya, y otras que el cronista la
menta no recordar.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
CREE Ell PRESIDENTE QUE
Sc DEBE PRESTAR AYU-
DA ECONOMICAL A FIN
LAMBDA
No Sc rOmperdn ldS RetGci0nes
con el Soviet

Washington, Die. Gel pre-
s,1ente Roosevelt recibi6 aver
a los periodistas y platic6 con e.
llos.
Enterado de que Finlandia
pagara otro plazo de So deuda
con los Estado sUnidos, estima
el prosidente que esa cantidad y
otras cantidades seran utiliza-
das en- socorrer committeeman
te a la pequeha replblica agre-
FL gobierno, a pesar de que
10 piden los peri6dicOs de
Hearst y los reaccionarios repu-
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
I'm recital de piano

Ell professor de piano Luis A.
Fernandez, de la Academia dc
la WPA, present6 anteayer a
SuS discipuloS en- un recital de
piano.
MuchoS padres asistiel on =
eStrecharon la manG del prOfe-
Sor, congratulandolo.
Fueron muy felicitados y "a
plaudidos los ninos Mary Leto,
Mercedes Govantes, Juan Diaz,
Lydia Salazar, Nina Castellano,
Norma PARA, George Salazar,
Rqusl NGnez, Raul Valdespino,
Elbia Silva, Ofelia Pages, VIC
leta Mandesi, Lawrence Gunter
y Ocilia Garcia.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
EI 1907 dRiVersari0 de la
formation de Ia Corte Suprei

La Feria de la Florida, que Sc
~atectuara en- esta ciudad entire
los dias enero 80 y febrero 10,
tendra ell honor de exhibir TODD
10 relacionado con 81 1902 aniver
sario de la fundaci6n del Tribu-
nal Supreme de la RepGblica.
FL senador Claude Pepper cola
bora para Ell mayor exito de la
exhibition, en- compahia del Sr.
Herman H. Diers, de Washing
ton. Los retratos de los mas illus
tres magistrates seran traidos a
esta ciudad, entire ellos ell de
John Jay, que fue ell primer pre-
sidente del alto y respectable Tri-
bunal.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
BOClu

Los esposos Rogelio' Valdes y
la Sra. Felisa Diaz nos invitan
para la boda de sus hijos Mary
Vald6s y Tony Diaz, que Sc efec-
tuara ell pr6ximo domingo, dia
10 de diciembre, a las cinco de
la tarde, en- la iglesia de Nuestra
Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro,
La reception, despues de la &c
remcnia, Sc verificara en- el
22O9 de la avenida Nebraska.
Apreciamos la invitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-12-06
La CompaItG BeGtTTz

De nuevo triunf6 anOche, y
volvera a triunfar hoy, la exec
lente compania mexicana Bea-
triz.
Els un grupo de artistas que
da a su labor ell relieve que ha