December 5, 1940 (6 pages)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 19409. ember 2, 1940, BIRTHS Mrs. PLANS STARTED FOR MEETING HERE OF HIGHWAY 29 ASSOCIATION Valley, : . a ; pie SE See ean ee Gass Valley, Started the construction of a stage December 2, 1940, Mrs. Mary Campdepot and office on the property of Mrs., has sels of rotead perigee et the Union Terminal Company on CAMPBELL—In CAMPBELL—In Grass Valley, De rady Campbell, a son. and Jar! Christman, a son. ——— DEATHS them, a son, 5 pounds, 10 ounces, and = Mr. PAGE FIVE Jecember 3, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. NOTHEM—In the Nevada City Sanitarium, December 4, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis (Tritz) Noee ee Vy to Mr. to ‘rank Knucky, a sson. CHRISTMAN—In . Grass NWOGGET WORK STARTED ON NEW GRASS o: the Zeibright Mine, a daughter, KNUCK Y—In Grass Valley, Dec a VITAL STATISTICS NEO UAT S CIEY . fo: Jackie Campbell anc eee i s DAVEY—In Grass Valley, Decem-. CamPbell and sister of Mrs. Jasper, or Steet in Grass V MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS PERTAINING TO 2 SPOR ‘ S 7 Valley ; ber 1, <a1940, to’ Mr. and Mrs. all of Grass Valley; a! The new structure’s principal purGoes danetic:. ~ * Car)! ““"". C@Stemallos, native of Puerto Rico, aged 35 years. pose is that of a stage depot, to be HOOPER —_In Grass Valley. Nov! ee ae. services were held ember 27, 1940 to Mr. Peon tUDID— eet srass yes-. used by Colfax and Auburn and eg Mrs.! Hite ig Va.ley, ee Sees ee : a son. ne? the! of the eee Decem-; ber 2, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. George: Rudd. Weer . Valley. : Charles Wodell left Tu 3, 1940, to Mr. and Mrg, Elmer Page a Tent BEEN See resent plans, d2y comvany. services LOCAL TEAM However, :three ‘or makes allowance A office eae quarters spacious study’ of;ch * f ‘ypes 3.in Grass in w iting rocm Valley that. 2 convenience, room wi 1l-be fre AREY ‘acilities. and well the local rest accommodations, The ticket office. The #sign, structure will meazurin be’of “L’’ de-,; approximately 64 construction ree Beauties in a Box! embroidery 3 for and lovely lace! A lux ¢ N displayed record oh-! through i three : nip was The Pepsi last the Cola tuck players improvement performances. team victories and The now stands at against two losses. on Miller, the Bank Street side of the building will spacious doorways, one on g the east side and the other on the south side lof the depot will allow for easy ac WOMEN’S Boxed, 3 for 25° N Embroidered hankies! y BOX OF THREE, 3 for 1 5° \ this recent meeting in that effective appointed in each county, 9n natural Colusa resources for example. chairman would for his own Each appoint county, county a. council The county of the directors of the association it chairman would meet as Highway 20 Was announced many important macommittee on natural resources. The ters same plan would be will come before In opening the group at Gill tions existing on of now Highway hope that committee the Colusa President reviewed 20 the .and meeting, the the eas‘ erd ex»ressed the association would followed highways and for travel EYOUps, "It makes me ‘eel he ' placed west of Truckee and just ea: of junction on cor di able in the near future to have signs with Highway 40. Plans . lixe a native were also discussed for the prepara Californian!” tion of a folder soon, descriptive of: tween Childers garnered four and Clark points for { Emigrant Gap and Nevada; Pepsi ; the unimproved section in the that areai bined A and B high school team by ‘lining of a definite program it cleared up. % Stee! casement HANDKERCHiEpe The entire building concrete will be of steel win In and thoroughly insulat ed, insuring winter comfort and cool the a search 1941 for young season, Baseball Club the baseball x Men’s Handkerchiefs all . Wife of Contractor 2 for Of sheer linen or cotton! White, plaids, or with colored borders! { ~~ Smart Handkerchiefs ‘ wing Sd! 10° young have the to attend a try out camp which will be held at Holmes Field. . Frzneral j Conducted For Smartly Boxed! 49° for ability to make good in professional ing sounds. in Fresno beginning Tuesday, December 10th, and continuing through Saturday, the 14th. . Funeral services were conducted j at the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary in the camp which offers young players . Grass Valley the opportunity to be seen in action . Mary vesterday Camubell, 35, There for Mrs. of Grady wife : Campbell, Nevada City-Grass Valley !cement contractor. is no charge to enroll for descriptive signs at agree-. entrances fo. towns where Highway 20 crosses or joins other main state highways. Lin Miller suggested that the signs carry a luminous material for night visibility. President committee to Gill will investigate avpoint this a; sub ject and report at the Nevada City meeting. Assistant-Secretary Randall was asked to get prices and ‘deas. Attendance Here Urged for ers and players of the St, Louis Carorganization. present President Gill stated sociation directors w:il be 1 x that the as ursca -9 attend the Nevada City mee‘ing pre-+ managpared to join in constructive com-. by professional scouts, club dinals ail ' major project. Prevailing ideas wer ae Sacramento invites discussion, . ing that this should be set up as a ' talent . interior in summer, as well as reducPlayers who believe they Distinctively Styled! Beh Highway signs came up for a tho-ough ' struction type. . to a score of 34 to 24. Baseball Aspirants . dows, steel doors will add to the conTo Be Tested in Sacto. , the structure. Players chosen mittee conferences. ! 1 Harry Corson out!ined a method} Mrs. ‘Campbell died in the Receivwill be offered contracts with clubs of committee control which al! pre-. . ing Hospital in -Grass Valley two of whatever classification their abilent at the meeting. agreed should de ; hours a‘ter the birth of a 13 pound ity warrants ranging from. the Sacson. ramento club under ‘‘Pepper’’ MarTOYS ARE DESIRED Besides the infant son, which is tin to the Fresno club in the newly Max Solaro is anxious fo aos Neeeha SS . doing nicely, the deceased leaves her formed California League. poalae ga t TWO INA BOXDBS Styled for elegance! . husband, a daughter, Jackie and a WNEISE . sster, Mrs. Jasper Castenallos of Grass Valley. tHE6. . Advertise in the Nugget for results, many DOGS CAUGHT IN TRAPS NEAR CAMPTONVIILLE, -siderable complaint (Dec. The and tovs tovs as broken will renaired be and distributed to the poor children . of this area having on broken Christmas. Those: toys which. or tovs by leaving the articles at local Red active in Cross Chapter against county trapper who has a line of traps out Moonshine and Garden in the Valley sec beanies, seven mufflers,. 24 attract their dogs, and that the optener than once in several days, with’ the result that some of the local dozs ly injured, re . maining in the traps hungry and suf-! days in some or moré regularly each week. Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, pays regular savings interest on completed Christmas Club accounts. BY 1941 Bank of America f pairs of socks and one hospital shirt. erator does not go over his sets of fering for several 1941 Christmas Club now at your. nearest branch. Save 50¢ articles for children’s sweaters, nine shawls, two’ been baited in such a manner as to and making has many articles. including a woman's dress, 18 girls dresses, six men’s sweaters, one woman’s sweater, 10 plain that a line of traps there have trapped Have money next Christmas by joining Bank of America’s This week shipped from here weve. tions. Residents in those areas com have been in the world! Christmas Club RED CROSS SHIPS ARTICUES The regis. the stricken people of Europe. or the. City Hall here. been state largest Christmas Club check Join the giving poor children a happy Chrisimas tered here during the past few weeks a “Yes sir! I am so proud of the 260,000 men, women, and children who belong to the Bank of America Christmas Club that I reel like a native of California. I don’t have any more loyal friends on Earth!” These 260,000 Christmas Club savers shared in the more than 16 million dollars which Bank of America distributed December 2 — the they no longer have use cin assist in 5.—Con has’ been d’searded possible. CAMPTONVILLE . i in-! Mr. ‘and Mrs. married n Percy Carr. Reno, have recent returned from a honeymoon trip spent in Sou Here is a suggestion for your Christmas gift list. Give someone a Bank of America Christmas. ~ Money Order. Payable anywhere. Ten cents each at any branch. Nevada City H. A. Curnow thern (California. stances. The matter has been investigated. by Game Warden Tutt, but inasmuch as there is no.law requiring a trapper to inspect his Sets in any speci ¥ fied time, there is nothing much that NEW /94/ can be done about it. Possibly some of the local CHEVROLET TRUCKS MASSIVE NEW TRUCK STYLING MOST POWERFUL TRUCK ENGINES IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD king these new 1941 Chevrolet trucks the best-looking as well as the best-performing trucks in the entire lowest price field. NEW LONGER WHEELBASE NEW RECIRCULATING BALL-BEARING STEERING. GEAR 90-HORSEPOWER STANDARD ENGINE greatly reduces steering effort— brings true passenger car steering e to truck operation. NEW, MORE COMFORTABLE DRIVER'S COMPARTMENT with greatly increased leg room and better, form-fitting seat and bac k in cabs, giving much greater 93-HORSEPOWER HEAVY DUTY “LOAD-MASTER” ENGINE {Optional at extra cost on Heavy Duty trucks) 60 MODELS . driver comfort. .ON ~~ e A COMPLETE LINE WHEELBASES LIN ES OF BUSINESS MOUNTAIN CHEVROLET COMPANY YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR NEVADA South Church Street Phone 119 . AND SIERRA ranchers will the attention of bring the the Soc iety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Dump Animals, it not only being inhuman to dogs but equally as cruel to wild animals to trap’ them and leave them to suffer for days before being released or killed. EXPENDITURES DECREASE AS PAROLE RESULT COUNTIES Grass Valley It's friendly SACRAMENTO, Dec. 5.—(UP)— John G. Clark, chairman of the state board of prison today claimed terms and a reduction paroles, both in crime and state expenditures as a result of increased paroles granted to, prisoners. NINE LONGE R FOR ALL matter ‘to In his annual report, Clark said 2257 immediate and future date paroles were granted during the fiscal year ending June 380, an increase of 37.3 per cent over the previous fiscal year. During the year he said there was a reduction of about 400 in the number of felony arrests reported throughout the state, from 28,940 to 28,534. at a chairman be each City. President Gill said he believed, ; cess and add to the styling note of Brightly embroidered! CO. the become’ . Cola team and Kopp, Santinelli and in the budget for this vear and an-: pronounce the offices white the stage nounced the matter is to be gone in-! Murray each made two points. depot will form the elongated “L’”’ on In a preliminary battle the Grass to more extensively with the mem-! the east side of the structure. Two Valley Hardware defeated a combers in Nevada County for the ont on sheer linens! PENNEY in and once. He asked Highway 20. at all times. Attractively Styled Expansive glass fronting Exquisite decorations 29° GC. adopted the Nevada City session. were ireated te. considerable of j Terminal Company. N Handmade HANKIES J. meeting Paes which ! The star for the Pepsi Cola squad, ing found in the warshotuse o%fice Program To Be Outlined . in the Oroville battle was Al Murray,. building constructed recently on the Mr. Sutton suggested that stens *e guard. His defensive playing helped Bank Street property by the Union to keep the local team in the battle taken to standardize Highway 20 bej ury: gift! = ha used its the Tahoe Association, 1 49 D be throughout. o7t, emulating the solidity of build HANDKERCHIEFS Sheer linen with will game overtheir feet by 60 feet. , Steel and concrete IZ. hoop fans an exciting hattle. appointed next hold At to 18 defeat here Tuesday night but comfortabie will ; ~odernly desizned stage depots .. . os ere a ace See Pia: Oroville handed _the Pepsi; Cola has resulted ited haste ma"~ basketball team of this city an 21 } te 20 ering here, for A bf of-various ific Highway city, are making plans for the gath ; Ali Facilities Extensive : #4 will Spend. Modern design and ‘inish. the next few weeks visiting a niece. H. 8. Foreman and H. J". Sofze of ' this city, officers in the’ type of construction. azeording to eS PAGE—In Grass Valley, December Seattle, Wash., where he railroad SCENIC ROUTE WILL BE nee DISCUSSED AT MEETING much for warm human relationships is a big organization of folks —about 300,000 in the Bell System —who take pride in serving loyally and in making the telephone do more and do it better for more people. Telephone workers, the country over, take pride in , the courtesy as well as the dependability of their’ service. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH 318 BROAD STREET COMPANY TELEPHONE 156_ ueeneiedl

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 19409. ember 2, 1940, BIRTHS Mrs. PLANS STARTED FOR MEETING HERE OF HIGHWAY 29 ASSOCIATION Valley, : . a ; pie SE See ean ee Gass Valley, Started the construction of a stage December 2, 1940, Mrs. Mary Campdepot and office on the property of Mrs., has sels of rotead perigee et the Union Terminal Company on CAMPBELL—In CAMPBELL—In Grass Valley, De rady Campbell, a son. and Jar! Christman, a son. ——— DEATHS them, a son, 5 pounds, 10 ounces, and = Mr. PAGE FIVE Jecember 3, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. NOTHEM—In the Nevada City Sanitarium, December 4, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis (Tritz) Noee ee Vy to Mr. to ‘rank Knucky, a sson. CHRISTMAN—In . Grass NWOGGET WORK STARTED ON NEW GRASS o: the Zeibright Mine, a daughter, KNUCK Y—In Grass Valley, Dec a VITAL STATISTICS NEO UAT S CIEY . fo: Jackie Campbell anc eee i s DAVEY—In Grass Valley, Decem-. CamPbell and sister of Mrs. Jasper, or Steet in Grass V MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS PERTAINING TO 2 SPOR ‘ S 7 Valley ; ber 1, <a1940, to’ Mr. and Mrs. all of Grass Valley; a! The new structure’s principal purGoes danetic:. ~ * Car)! ““"". C@Stemallos, native of Puerto Rico, aged 35 years. pose is that of a stage depot, to be HOOPER —_In Grass Valley. Nov! ee ae. services were held ember 27, 1940 to Mr. Peon tUDID— eet srass yes-. used by Colfax and Auburn and eg Mrs.! Hite ig Va.ley, ee Sees ee : a son. ne? the! of the eee Decem-; ber 2, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. George: Rudd. Weer . Valley. : Charles Wodell left Tu 3, 1940, to Mr. and Mrg, Elmer Page a Tent BEEN See resent plans, d2y comvany. services LOCAL TEAM However, :three ‘or makes allowance A office eae quarters spacious study’ of;ch * f ‘ypes 3.in Grass in w iting rocm Valley that. 2 convenience, room wi 1l-be fre AREY ‘acilities. and well the local rest accommodations, The ticket office. The #sign, structure will meazurin be’of “L’’ de-,; approximately 64 construction ree Beauties in a Box! embroidery 3 for and lovely lace! A lux ¢ N displayed record oh-! through i three : nip was The Pepsi last the Cola tuck players improvement performances. team victories and The now stands at against two losses. on Miller, the Bank Street side of the building will spacious doorways, one on g the east side and the other on the south side lof the depot will allow for easy ac WOMEN’S Boxed, 3 for 25° N Embroidered hankies! y BOX OF THREE, 3 for 1 5° \ this recent meeting in that effective appointed in each county, 9n natural Colusa resources for example. chairman would for his own Each appoint county, county a. council The county of the directors of the association it chairman would meet as Highway 20 Was announced many important macommittee on natural resources. The ters same plan would be will come before In opening the group at Gill tions existing on of now Highway hope that committee the Colusa President reviewed 20 the .and meeting, the the eas‘ erd ex»ressed the association would followed highways and for travel EYOUps, "It makes me ‘eel he ' placed west of Truckee and just ea: of junction on cor di able in the near future to have signs with Highway 40. Plans . lixe a native were also discussed for the prepara Californian!” tion of a folder soon, descriptive of: tween Childers garnered four and Clark points for { Emigrant Gap and Nevada; Pepsi ; the unimproved section in the that areai bined A and B high school team by ‘lining of a definite program it cleared up. % Stee! casement HANDKERCHiEpe The entire building concrete will be of steel win In and thoroughly insulat ed, insuring winter comfort and cool the a search 1941 for young season, Baseball Club the baseball x Men’s Handkerchiefs all . Wife of Contractor 2 for Of sheer linen or cotton! White, plaids, or with colored borders! { ~~ Smart Handkerchiefs ‘ wing Sd! 10° young have the to attend a try out camp which will be held at Holmes Field. . Frzneral j Conducted For Smartly Boxed! 49° for ability to make good in professional ing sounds. in Fresno beginning Tuesday, December 10th, and continuing through Saturday, the 14th. . Funeral services were conducted j at the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary in the camp which offers young players . Grass Valley the opportunity to be seen in action . Mary vesterday Camubell, 35, There for Mrs. of Grady wife : Campbell, Nevada City-Grass Valley !cement contractor. is no charge to enroll for descriptive signs at agree-. entrances fo. towns where Highway 20 crosses or joins other main state highways. Lin Miller suggested that the signs carry a luminous material for night visibility. President committee to Gill will investigate avpoint this a; sub ject and report at the Nevada City meeting. Assistant-Secretary Randall was asked to get prices and ‘deas. Attendance Here Urged for ers and players of the St, Louis Carorganization. present President Gill stated sociation directors w:il

be 1 x that the as ursca -9 attend the Nevada City mee‘ing pre-+ managpared to join in constructive com-. by professional scouts, club dinals ail ' major project. Prevailing ideas wer ae Sacramento invites discussion, . ing that this should be set up as a ' talent . interior in summer, as well as reducPlayers who believe they Distinctively Styled! Beh Highway signs came up for a tho-ough ' struction type. . to a score of 34 to 24. Baseball Aspirants . dows, steel doors will add to the conTo Be Tested in Sacto. , the structure. Players chosen mittee conferences. ! 1 Harry Corson out!ined a method} Mrs. ‘Campbell died in the Receivwill be offered contracts with clubs of committee control which al! pre-. . ing Hospital in -Grass Valley two of whatever classification their abilent at the meeting. agreed should de ; hours a‘ter the birth of a 13 pound ity warrants ranging from. the Sacson. ramento club under ‘‘Pepper’’ MarTOYS ARE DESIRED Besides the infant son, which is tin to the Fresno club in the newly Max Solaro is anxious fo aos Neeeha SS . doing nicely, the deceased leaves her formed California League. poalae ga t TWO INA BOXDBS Styled for elegance! . husband, a daughter, Jackie and a WNEISE . sster, Mrs. Jasper Castenallos of Grass Valley. tHE6. . Advertise in the Nugget for results, many DOGS CAUGHT IN TRAPS NEAR CAMPTONVIILLE, -siderable complaint (Dec. The and tovs tovs as broken will renaired be and distributed to the poor children . of this area having on broken Christmas. Those: toys which. or tovs by leaving the articles at local Red active in Cross Chapter against county trapper who has a line of traps out Moonshine and Garden in the Valley sec beanies, seven mufflers,. 24 attract their dogs, and that the optener than once in several days, with’ the result that some of the local dozs ly injured, re . maining in the traps hungry and suf-! days in some or moré regularly each week. Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, pays regular savings interest on completed Christmas Club accounts. BY 1941 Bank of America f pairs of socks and one hospital shirt. erator does not go over his sets of fering for several 1941 Christmas Club now at your. nearest branch. Save 50¢ articles for children’s sweaters, nine shawls, two’ been baited in such a manner as to and making has many articles. including a woman's dress, 18 girls dresses, six men’s sweaters, one woman’s sweater, 10 plain that a line of traps there have trapped Have money next Christmas by joining Bank of America’s This week shipped from here weve. tions. Residents in those areas com have been in the world! Christmas Club RED CROSS SHIPS ARTICUES The regis. the stricken people of Europe. or the. City Hall here. been state largest Christmas Club check Join the giving poor children a happy Chrisimas tered here during the past few weeks a “Yes sir! I am so proud of the 260,000 men, women, and children who belong to the Bank of America Christmas Club that I reel like a native of California. I don’t have any more loyal friends on Earth!” These 260,000 Christmas Club savers shared in the more than 16 million dollars which Bank of America distributed December 2 — the they no longer have use cin assist in 5.—Con has’ been d’searded possible. CAMPTONVILLE . i in-! Mr. ‘and Mrs. married n Percy Carr. Reno, have recent returned from a honeymoon trip spent in Sou Here is a suggestion for your Christmas gift list. Give someone a Bank of America Christmas. ~ Money Order. Payable anywhere. Ten cents each at any branch. Nevada City H. A. Curnow thern (California. stances. The matter has been investigated. by Game Warden Tutt, but inasmuch as there is no.law requiring a trapper to inspect his Sets in any speci ¥ fied time, there is nothing much that NEW /94/ can be done about it. Possibly some of the local CHEVROLET TRUCKS MASSIVE NEW TRUCK STYLING MOST POWERFUL TRUCK ENGINES IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD king these new 1941 Chevrolet trucks the best-looking as well as the best-performing trucks in the entire lowest price field. NEW LONGER WHEELBASE NEW RECIRCULATING BALL-BEARING STEERING. GEAR 90-HORSEPOWER STANDARD ENGINE greatly reduces steering effort— brings true passenger car steering e to truck operation. NEW, MORE COMFORTABLE DRIVER'S COMPARTMENT with greatly increased leg room and better, form-fitting seat and bac k in cabs, giving much greater 93-HORSEPOWER HEAVY DUTY “LOAD-MASTER” ENGINE {Optional at extra cost on Heavy Duty trucks) 60 MODELS . driver comfort. .ON ~~ e A COMPLETE LINE WHEELBASES LIN ES OF BUSINESS MOUNTAIN CHEVROLET COMPANY YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR NEVADA South Church Street Phone 119 . AND SIERRA ranchers will the attention of bring the the Soc iety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Dump Animals, it not only being inhuman to dogs but equally as cruel to wild animals to trap’ them and leave them to suffer for days before being released or killed. EXPENDITURES DECREASE AS PAROLE RESULT COUNTIES Grass Valley It's friendly SACRAMENTO, Dec. 5.—(UP)— John G. Clark, chairman of the state board of prison today claimed terms and a reduction paroles, both in crime and state expenditures as a result of increased paroles granted to, prisoners. NINE LONGE R FOR ALL matter ‘to In his annual report, Clark said 2257 immediate and future date paroles were granted during the fiscal year ending June 380, an increase of 37.3 per cent over the previous fiscal year. During the year he said there was a reduction of about 400 in the number of felony arrests reported throughout the state, from 28,940 to 28,534. at a chairman be each City. President Gill said he believed, ; cess and add to the styling note of Brightly embroidered! CO.. the become’ . Cola team and Kopp, Santinelli and in the budget for this vear and an-: pronounce the offices white the stage nounced the matter is to be gone in-! Murray each made two points. depot will form the elongated “L’”’ on In a preliminary battle the Grass to more extensively with the mem-! the east side of the structure. Two Valley Hardware defeated a combers in Nevada County for the ont on sheer linens! PENNEY in and once. He asked Highway 20. at all times. Attractively Styled Expansive glass fronting Exquisite decorations 29° GC. adopted the Nevada City session. were ireated te. considerable of j Terminal Company. N Handmade HANKIES J. meeting Paes which ! The star for the Pepsi Cola squad, ing found in the warshotuse o%fice Program To Be Outlined . in the Oroville battle was Al Murray,. building constructed recently on the Mr. Sutton suggested that stens *e guard. His defensive playing helped Bank Street property by the Union to keep the local team in the battle taken to standardize Highway 20 bej ury: gift! = ha used its the Tahoe Association, 1 49 D be throughout. o7t, emulating the solidity of build HANDKERCHIEFS Sheer linen with will game overtheir feet by 60 feet. , Steel and concrete IZ. hoop fans an exciting hattle. appointed next hold At to 18 defeat here Tuesday night but comfortabie will ; ~odernly desizned stage depots .... . os ere a ace See Pia: Oroville handed _the Pepsi; Cola has resulted ited haste ma"~ basketball team of this city an 21 } te 20 ering here, for A bf of-various ific Highway city, are making plans for the gath ; Ali Facilities Extensive : #4 will Spend. Modern design and ‘inish. the next few weeks visiting a niece. H. 8. Foreman and H. J". Sofze of ' this city, officers in the’ type of construction. azeording to eS PAGE—In Grass Valley, December Seattle, Wash., where he railroad SCENIC ROUTE WILL BE nee DISCUSSED AT MEETING much for warm human relationships is a big organization of folks —about 300,000 in the Bell System —who take pride in serving loyally and in making the telephone do more and do it better for more people. Telephone workers, the country over, take pride in , the courtesy as well as the dependability of their’ service. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH 318 BROAD STREET COMPANY TELEPHONE 156_ ueeneiedl