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La gaceta., 1940-11-20
La T6cmico de Paul Robson

La TecnicG de Pau Robson
I'm nuevo control del sonido,
que cream en- ell teatro o la sala
de concerto las caracteristicas
ac1sticas de una habitaci6n pc
queha v rodea al cantante G
artista en- un "sobre ac1stico",
le capacita al miSmo tempo pa
"a oirse a 81 mismo seg1n iel
DR.. Harold Rurris-M Meyer, del
Institute de Tecnologia, Hobo
ben, New Jersey. Describiendo
10 que el llama la tecnica de
Paul Robson, ell celebre artista.
Y ~cantante de la raza negra, su
descubridor, ell DR.. Burris-Me-
yer declara: Ell fen6meno es ia
miliar a todos les que tienen la
costumbre de cantar en- Ell BANJO.
Eliminar muchas de las cosas'
que ell Rrtista teme, tales como
la tension, y lie proporciona la ia
cilidad que necesita para Ia eff
ciencia en- los tonos bajos Y tam
bIen en- los agudos. La tecnica
no tiene efecto en- Ell sonido, en-
cuanto al pGblico.
"El entusiasmo de los artis-
.tas que la han probado, supera
a TODD 10 que puede deeirse. lie
.hemos pedido a aigunoS artistas
que probasen la t6cnica y de e.
Hos hemos escuchado estas pala-
bras: "Asi puedo cantar toda la
noche".
Los experiments fueron he
chos por Paul Robson y 81 DR..
Burris-Meyer en- Ell 'proyecto"
de sCnido del Institute Stevens.
IDespues se efectuaron en- un
teatro de Maplewood, New Jer-
sey, y mas tarde en- Ell Metropo-
Titan Opera House. Todavia no
Sc iha probado en- cuanto a la ra-
do Y la impression de discos TO
nograficos.
Robson descubri6 la tecnica
cuando hace dos amos, frente a
un micr6fono, en- I'm concerto,
pudo disfrutar de las condicio-
mes acGsticas usuales asociadas
con un pequehO estudio.
Y va que hablamos de Ia tee
MICA de Robson, debemos decir
que ell famoso cantante ha esta-
blecido una reclamation de S22,
500 contra 81 VaneSsi Restau-
rant, de North Beach, Califor-
MIA, acusando al dueio de discri-
minaci6n racial.
En- csc Restaurant sc presen-
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
DIvoRCIoS

Decretos: Doris Waters con-
ira Earl Waters; Elsie Russell
Murphy contra James c. Muir
ply Dixie Douglas contra Mar
garet Douglas. Demands de d.
vorcio: Vera M. Larramore con
ira James c. Larramore Fran
ces Simpson contra AlejandrsO.
L. Simpson; Margaret GonzA-
lez contra Charlie Gonzalez; E.
milia Alfonso Blanco contra MI
chael Blanco; Florence Marlin
contra Edward Mamlin; Rose
Dick contra Charles r, Dick.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
NDrAS SOOMES
(Visne de Ia ga pdg.)


EnfeTmG
Esta va en- Was de restableci-
miento la distinguida DANA Sra.
Rail Vega, esposa de un apre-
ciado amigo de. esta reduction.
Sc halla recluida en- Ell Sanato-
rio del Centre Espanol.
La Sra. Vega es una senora
de grandes merecimientos y
muy respetada y considerable
por todos nuestros elementos SO
ciales.
Que cuanto antes pueda vol
yer a sus diarias labores, es
nuestro mas ferviente deseo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
HUNGRIA Sc AGREGO
AL EJE
Firm6 Ell protocolo Ell ministro
Csaky

Viena, Nov. 20.-Hungria
Sc agreg6 hoy al Eje y de pa
so a la alianza de Alemania,
Italia Y Jap6n.
Preside la ceremonial ell can
ciller Hitler, rodeado por sus
consieros militares y diploma
ticos.
Puso su firma al protocolo
de alianza, ell ministro h1nga-
no de Relaciones Exteriores,
conde Itsvan Csaky.
La nueva alianza adentra a
los nazis en- direcci6 de Gre
ella, Turqufa y ell canal de
Suez.
Joachim Won Ribbentrop, ell
ministro de Estado nazi, anun
clio que Otras naciones Sc uni
ran muy pronto al Eje.
Esas naciones los seran Bull
garia, Rumania y probable
mente Espana.
Presenciaron la ceremonia
en- union de Hitler, Won Papen
embajador nazi e Turqufa; ell
marsiscal de campo Keitel, ie-
ife del alto mado nazi, y otros
funcionarios. Ademas del mi
nistro hungaro e~stamparon
sus firmas Won Ribbentrop, ell
'conde Ciao Y Saburuo Kurusu
embajador japones en- Alema
mia,
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
MANIOBRAS
DE LA AVIACION

VerItlcandc ancuhe manic
bras nocturnas la aviaci6n, en-
el campamento Drew, los pilo-
tos lanzaron algunas bombas de
Illumination, de gran potencia, y
Sc ilumin6 toda la parte oeste
de la ciudad.
En- seguida comenzaron a cir
cular rumOres y Sc dijo que un
aeroplano militar Sc habia incen
diado.
Los aviones realizaronI sus
practicas sin novedad y las con-
tinuaran hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Rompi6 el su compromise a.
morosc con Ia Messer, cuando Ia
policia fu@ llamada al interve-
mir en- Ell case.
Acus6 Ell fiscal Rex Farrior
y defendieron a Ross los letra-
dos John Marco y Herbert Zu-
cker,
Afanador fue expulsado hace
algunos meses, por acusaciones
parecidas a esas, del "colegio de
abogados'' y Sc lie nrohibi6 eier-
Ger la profession,
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

De los CGbdLleros LeGles
En- Ia lista de enfermos de la
Logia Caballeros Leales, apare-
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Fallecio aver en- un hospital
local 81 Sr. Ildefonso Tuero, de
rs amos de edad, vecino de la
casa nimero 1908 de la calIe
Doce.
LIE sobreviven su espcsa, Sra.
LOrenza Tuero; un hijo, Abe
lardo; dos hijas, Sras. America
Isidro y Violeta Spicola, y Gin
co nietos.
Hoy Sc efectuara ell entierro.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
Fl aiMo de la construction"
- expicado a les mu,eres

Tn simple metodo ha ahorrado mu-
chcs dolores a un ndmero considera-
bic de mujeres.
Sc hasa en- Ell hecho de que los do
l3res de cabeza, nerviosidad, dolores
paIecidos a calambres, son a menudo
sir-tomas de la "disminorrea funcio-
raj" orig.n NADIA por la ~deficientc nu-
trici6n.
Ayuda para esa condicion con fire.
~cnencia sigue al uso del CARDUI,
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
NOmbre que asa cltando
estd boTrGchO

Ocho hombres fueron arres-
tados en- New York y conduct
ante Ell magistrate Lindau,
de la Corte de Policia de York
vile. Sc les acusaba de conduc-
ia desordenada y uno de ellos
dado Ell nombre de Adolf
Hitler.
Use llama listed Adolf Hit
pregunt6 Ell juez.
Nc, M ~ dadero ncmbre
g Jsn- D II.
-GCree listed que Hitler es
un mejor apellido que Duffy?
No, 70 solo uso csc nombre
cuando estoy borraChe.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

cen los siguientes appreciates
hermanos y hermanas: Francis
co Dago, un hijo de Manuel D..
Gao, Jose V. Vazquez; Manuel
Melendi, alto empleado del Tam
pa Daily Times" y joven muy
uuerido en- la colonia latina; Sra
Raul Vega; Antonio Chavez,
jose Alfonso (Castelar), Alfredo
Gonzalez, Alfredo Cuervo y Je-
SIS Garcia.
Visitados son por los her
manos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
~TORPEDERO NAZI N
DO EN- Ell MAR DEL NORTE

Londres, Nov. 20-Anuncia
Ell Almirantazgo que un torpe
dero aleman fue destruido, en-
ell Mar del Nerte, pOr la es-
cuadra inglesa.
Erael bRrco del tipo E. Los
tripulantes fueron reeogidos.
Los buques britanicos no su-
frieron dano.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

porque usualmente aumenta Ell apeti-
to Y la emanacion del jugo gastrico;
asi ayuda a Ia digestion Y proporcio-
ma y corstruye reEistencia fisica. FL
usual resultado es menos molestias
p~eri6dicas.
Muchas que toman CARDUI unos
iias antes y durante Eel tempo" han
encontrado que las alivia en- ell perio-
do de incomodidad. Los mujeres han
venido usando CARDUI por mas de
so amos.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
u. 5. May Face Need
OF Seizing Foreign
Assets on Loans
S4,l60,o ,o0o, 900 Debt.
Of France to Claim
Most Attention
Es the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The
United States may have to face
the question Of seizing foreign
owned assets here to protect more
than S. ,oO0, ,00o, 900 in loans to coun.
tries invaded by the Nazi forces in
Europe, banking sources said today
Mainly In doubt, it was noted, Ii
the $4.160, ,000, 900 France owes the
United States on World War debt
account,
The United States chances OF col.
lecting on the war debt, banking
circles observed, obviously would be
remote since q victorious Germany
would have a flrst- mortgage or
France for any claims to repara-
tions the Nazi regime might make In
the final settlement.
Approximately $500 ,0O0. 900 in bank
balances and long-term investment.
in the United States have been fro
zen under the Washington order tc
prevent French assets from falline
into Nazi hands. In addition, q
substantial amount of French gold
has been tied up.
Near Two Billions.
Altogether, informed quarters esti-
mated, well upwards Of 50 O00, 900. .O0O
in bank deposits. gold and other
assets of France, the Netherlands
Denmark, Belgium and Norway
have been frozen here under Gov
ernment order pending the clearing
of the European situation.
Undetermined amounts of pri-
vately-owned securities-placed by
some sources at several billions
also were said to be in the United
States for safekeeping for individ-
uals, institutions and governments
Of countries which have come under
the Nazi heel.
A leading Wall Street banker, who
declined to be quoted directly, said
he believed the United States must
consider taking over part Of these
assets to prevent them from being
used by Germany in the event the
Nazis consolidate their hold on the
conquered countries.
Some Withdrawals were being
made from frozen accounts under
licenses issued by the Federal Re-
serve Bank Of New York.
But the bulk of the immense
wealth lay idle in an unprecedented
blackout of financial and trade re-
lations with continental Europe.
Bankers reported all trade and
financial relations with France, a
well as other countries under Ber-
Rome domination, were in sus-
pended animation. Export and i'm
port business was at standstill
Communication with the continent
was difficult.
Officials Uncertain.
French commercial representa-
tives said they were in the dark,
awaiting instructions, as to the fu-
ture OF French interests subject to
direct or indirect German control
The major part Of French-owned
assets in the United States, it was
said, consists Of bank deposits and
gold, rather than direct investments
in factories or business houses.
Likewise awaiting peace in Europ,
or definite settlement of the statu!
Of the conquered countries, banker.
explained, are the commercial in
terests and assets here of Holland
Belgium, Denmark and Norway.
In addition to war debts, more
than $500 900 900 in foreign dollar
Evening star., 1940-06-27

bonds, mostly German issues, were
estimated to have been left in doubt
in regards to repayment or interest
returns in, the future.
Most French corporate and NUM-
cipal loans had been repaid or re-
purchased In the open market in
recent years. The United States
Commerce Department estimated
only about $l4,000,000 in French
dollar bonds were left in hands Of
American investors at the end Of
1898.
Remaining holdings of German,
Belgian, Scandinavian and Polish
issues also were reduced by repur-
chases in recent years, Government
estimates showed.
Unpaid on the war debt accounts,
aside from the French obligations,
are $449 900 900 for Belgium, $685.
100000 for Czecho- -Slovakia and
$3.50 500 900 for Poland.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Mexican Congress Called
To Extra Session July Is
D. the Associated Press.

D! the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, June 27.-An ex-
traordinary session Of the Mexican
Congress will begin July rs to con-
slider laws for compulsory military
training and ratification Of Mexico's
appropriation settlement with the
Consolidated Oil Corp. (Sinclair).
The permanent congressional COM
mission, which sits when the Federal
Legislature is not in session. issued
the call at special meeting yes
terday.
1t said the session was summoned
because of 'the transcendental i'm
portance of the measures which will
be considered and the urgency of
disposing of them"
Political circles predicted the mill
tary training law and the Sinclair
agreement would get speedy ap-
proval.
Mexico's settlement of the Sinclair
appropriation claims for $8,500, 900
was announced May 8. Secretary
of the Treasury Eduardo Suarez said
the amount represented total pay
ment" for Sinclair properties seized
in Mexico.
Evening star., 1940-06-27

du Pont landed a fighting 35-pound
salmon yesterday.
She and young Roosevelt are
spending week in Seattle as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettiger.
The latter is President Roosevelt,s
daughter.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Icelonder Buys High

Walking into a mems Quitting
store in Fleetwood, England, an Ice
lander, still In his sea clothes, asked
in broken English to "see a hat"
Shown one, he asked how many the
outfitter had in stock. "Ill take
them all" he said. The Icelander
then returned to his trawler, carry
ing parcel. In it were II top hats.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Young Mrs. Roosevelt
Lunds 35-Pound Salmon

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, June 27.-Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, jr., can compete
with her father -in-1aw at his IA
vorite sport.
Fishing from a cruiser in Pudget
Sound, the petite former Ethel
Evening star., 1940-06-27

The Legion OF Honor was founded
by Napoleon in 1902 as civil and
military order of merit.
Evening star., 1940-06-27

Nearly $4,000 reindeer are believed
to have perished in Finland from
war and cold last winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Find Man s Body
On River Bank

Ths body - a man identified 80
George ksxaasAs. about 90. - Ia.
coma. Vas found FRIDAY afternoon
or tho east bank ~ ths puyAiilsp
river. bordering ths hollywood
district.
Cor0nsr r ~ Long said u Vas.
from AL sppssrsnGss. . ssss Of
accidental drowning
Thfss bgYs sba acre riding
hiefeiss in that vicinity toward
evening discovered The ba,iY. Nbieh
"a. caught on . saax about 10
feet from ths river hank Their
names NsFs Wesley Thumlinspn. Of
1919 "a stth St I@xrsnes
Orange. 1910 - ssih Of ard Jehn
Lsndsfs. isoi Va ssth 81,
Ths hoas noiifisd poiles ard Al.
fsetsd Officers Hassr and Over
dahi b. ths bs,ay
T'bs man mas fully sl0ihsd.
wearing black shoss. dsfs trousers.
gray shirt, brown coat. and A1nE
black topcost A ilqiisf permit
found In ens q ths Poe xsls sstsb-
iishsd ihs lashtiiY II ths maa.
Asiiinssr all .nnoaane. the ~.
neral services
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
n + RES MORE ABOUT
To Survey Bridge
TARTS On PAGE ONE

built and the insurance companies
thought the present overhead
structure safe TO be used again.
Concrete Removed
Particularly the underwriters
point out their liability runs only
to the present structure and It's
design. with maximum liability ex-
tending to reconstruction of a
bridge similar 10 that damaged
Nov. Z. They say they are not
obligated TO pay for bigger wider
structure designed 10 replace the
original. il TO accomplish that 1t
were necessary 10 take down exist
ing towers and cables should they
be deemed by the insurance enEi-
neers to be suitable for use again.
Nearly all concrete deck paving
in the east and west approaches
has been removed. according 10
Clark Eldridgs. resident engineer
for the bridge VINO said spproxi-
mately $500 tons of concrete had
been cleared 70 relieve IN. load
on the towers
These. he said. ar. now only
nine feet OF perpendicular instead
81 u feet as they were shortly
after the collapse ~ N. center
span Removal ~ N. steel deck
"so IN the approaches s1n com.
next, ne indicated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Taft Bill Would
Cut Red Tape"

AASHINGTON-Sen Robert a
Taft. r. o. will introduo. a bill
proposing replacement Of Prssi-
dent Roosevelts advisory defens.
commission with /, war resources
board under an sdministrs tor en-
powered 70 cut red tape"
Taft ssid that "A co-ordinst.d
plan 10 essential IS the fourth arm
of our dsfenks" and doubted the
ability n the present advisory
commission 20 achieve that end.
His bill. he said. would follow the
industrial mobilization plan ~ 1899
which has never been put into
effect BY the administration"
Primary objeetiv. Of IN. new
board. Taft said. would be 70 co
ordinate all Industrial and procure
ment phases Of the cefens. pro-
gram under the administrator. Ths
latter and members Of m. board
would b appointed BY ~. pres
dent, subject 10 ssnst. eonfirrns-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Milwaukee Supt.
To Be Honored

W. c. Givens. formerly division
superintendent at Lacrosse. Wis.
has been named 10 succeed L. X
Sorenson. superintendent Of the
Milwaukee's coast division here. II
was announced Saturday
Sorensen. who has been pro-
NOTED to division superintendent
at Milwaukee, will be honored by
fellow officials Of the railroad
with a banquet at the Tacoma
hotel Saturday evening. ". A.
Meyer. superintendent Of trans
portation from Seattle. will be the
POSTMASTER.
Sorensen began his career with
the Milwaukee road in 1907 a. a
carpenter al Elgin. Ill Transfer
ring to Butte, Mont. in late 1907
he was promoted as bridge and
building foreman in 1910. and as
chief carpenter IN 1920. In 1925 he
was appointed trsinmsster with
headquarters at Aberdeen, 8. d.
and in 1927 returned 10 Butte as
superintendent Of the railroads
Rocky Mountain division.
Since Jan. ! Of this year Soren-
sen has been superintendent at
Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Jesuiis 10 Mark
4ih Centenary
High Moss Sunday
At 81. Lso's
~ JIAAY HAlro

In eommsmoFstien ~ the fourth
centenary 81 the Society q Jesus
jesuits ~ nellsrmlns high school
81 Hitss and ~ L.so's viii he
present st and participants IN q
solemn high mass Sunday st ~
a m In NJ. lea. church
The Rev Henry sehuithsis
= J.. president Of nsiiarmins. viii
act a. celsbrsnt. while the Rev,
Francis A Logan. = win be
deacon With Mr.. n whelsn. = }
a. subisaeon and NJ G Toner.
$ } as master ~ ceremonies The
rev Lambert Burton. @ = n
abbot ~ 81 Martins will deliver
tho sermon.
A banquet In keeping with tho
celebration viii be held IA the
faculty refsctory at Bsllsrmins al
? p M. sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
K. {. Memorial
Service Sunday

Observing its annual memorial
service for deceased members.
with special reference 10 those
who died within the last year. Ia
coma knights of Columbus No.
500 will attend the 7:3O mass at
Holy Rosary church in body
Sunday morning.
Breakfast. served by ladies' Of
the church. will follow the mass.
and will in turn be followed by a
short commemoration program.
with c. J. Fairhurst as principal
speaker.
The Rev. FIR. Arnold Fox. Q. s
b. is in charge of arrangements,
assisted by Arthur Brown. Lewis
Garceau and Charles NJ. Toynbee.
Members Of the lodge who have
died within the last year are j..
W. Schneider. John Forkenbrock
and Joseph Wsrter. ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
PEDESTRIAN Hurt
By Hii-Run Auto

Walter knoen, A., of 304 So
18th st, required treatment at the
county hospital Friday night for
injuries inflicted when he was
struck by a hit-and-run driver at
18th and Commerce SITS.
knoell was struck as he was
crossing the street at about 7 D.
m, suffering head decorations and
shock. He was able to 90 home
after receiving first aid
Two witnesses to the accident.
Ed Eastman Of the Salvation
army and Garry Robinson Of the
Croft hotel. said the driver Of the
machine slowed down at 18th st.
and then shot ahead. knocking
knoell 10 the pavement.
They observed also that after
the accident the driver backed Up.
saw what had happened, and sped
away.
In another accident that eve
ming. Mrs Marguerite Kelly. 40. Of
1913 Tacoma ave. suffered pain
ful injuries about the head and
hody when she accidentally walked
into the side Of a car driven by
George H. Nogel. Of 1901 No. 10Th
st The accident occurred at 6:45
P. n. between 11th and 18th SITS
on Tacoma ave.
Mrs Kelly was taken TO the Ia
coma General hospital. where she
was under observation for possible
serious injuries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25

Colored motion pictures taken
BY three Tacoma photographers
during the commissions OF II. Ia
coma Nsrrows bridg. during It's
breakup Nov. 7. will be shown 70
Tacoma Engineers club next We'd
nesdsy az It's noon luncheon meet
ing at Hotel Winthrop.
The pictures s~r. taken by Bar
ney Elliott. August Won Boeekiin
and Hsrbins Monroe ard now nav.
been spliced together TO mao. .
complete picture
Arrangements for ths showing
Te-e made D. Maynard {. Fslc-
oner. the clubs program Chairman.
who VII Introduce Elliott 10 .1-
ninat ths pictures sn1 % N.
talking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Supt. Goold
Is Honored

upwsra n fscoid superintendent
~ rsrosna public ssncais "a n<en
arrolnteH q ne sll-wssIern com
mitf-s - the kmeflesa Vocational
association wHnse aHnasl eenvenz
firn sni - hsid n So Francisco
I've tssfa y vas announced sat.
usfzY. To hsnnr 80 conferred -
supt Oeait 4 - h~hest y -
AVA secretary. 1 % Dennis -
NsshinsIen. =. e
Three fhaz4ssHa deIssat.. a.
ssneetsf = sftrna sAs SHIP ssiss
sess-ifws IN So FFsneases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Asking $4,000
For Alienation
Defendant Still
Is Tenant

Landlord ard tenant relations
astwsen James Il. StrsnE and
Hans Beekendorf. who farms
StrsnEs ranch a. AZ unnamed
place n PIERCE county. seem bit
strained according Il a suit flied
IT superior court here Friday after
rnon.
Strang IN the first place. asst
June was divorced ~ Mrs. Ester
8 Strsng. on the routine grounds
O. burdensone home life
Further. he alleges. nature Of
the PLAINTIFFS work requires TIA,
he he away from home for long
periods Of time IN Alaska ana else
where
Defendant and tenant - Beck.
endorf states Strang during the
past three years became an IN
cressingly more frequent visitor at
the Strsng home and increasingly
more intimate with Mrs Strang
until he persuaded her 10 leave
her husband and divorce him.
On the ground that his home was
broken up and that he was DIS
honored. disgraced and ridicuIed"
and suffered mental anguish.
strang asks judgment for SIC. 900
At the same time he filed in
court notice ~ objection 10 grant
INK Of a final divorce decree 70
Mrs. Strans ana = petition 10 set
aside the uncontested interlocutory
decree.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Townsend Meetings

The following meetings have
been scheduled ~ Townsend ciuns
in Tseoms and vicinity Monday
through Wednesday
Monday Tacoma No. sp m.
Sormsnns hall. 18TH and X sts ,
Mckinley No. 7. p N Royal
NeighDoTs hall. "a. & 81 and
Division lane, card party and re-
freshmsnts. and Ruston 20 !, >
? N school house. Gordon Flsm-
ming. guest speaker
Tuesday -AlI-City No - 7 -
,. n Emerson hall. 110s Broad
Wsy. card party and lunch. Gordon
Flsmming guest speaker. Gig
Hsrbor 10. : ,. IN: .aHitOg
30 - sp m Hsniieg nail.
business meeting and dane. Nc
Kinley No. ? sp n, sheridan
sehool. 34th - and Mckinley
ave: Oakland 70. II. ,. N.
575z 50 Tyler 81 ard Orting
No sp m, GAR hall
"Wednesday Hawthorne No. p.
10 ? m zsi0 % 2 81. PARK
Avenue No. Is ? m PARK
Avenue scnd0l annex. psrSia I'd
No. i , n Hission hal;
Rsnton No ]. 3 ?. m Hetnoflsf
church Redmond No. z . m,
Oh postoffies. snd Sumner No !.
?. m 1907. nall. card party
ard refresnmsnk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
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