February 7, 1946 (4 pages)

at LRA, PAGE FOUR 5 NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1946 MARRIAGE LICENSE . (OLEMO-SHEPHERD—In Nevada; City, February 2, 1946 Howard H. ;Clemo 22, Alleghany, Sierra County . ‘and Viola May Shepherd 18, Grass! ase of entry from the s‘reet for; delivery, service should be included . im all plans for kitchens in new houses. SUMMONS Dior be . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND) FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. . FN LLG Action brought in. the oe oY ys Court ot the’ State of California inj A> 49 =} aS andfor the County of Nevada, and yt a Vi: the Complaint filed in the Office of . % \ PS gt A eeaniss s the County Clerk of the said ‘County. % a . JAMES SNEUL, . ' Attorney for Plaintiff. . EMMA J. ROHRIG, Plaintiff. vs. § P, AMIRAUX, CITY OF NEVADA, . } @ municipal’ corporation, ANNA . 4 HOOPER. ¢C. M. KARCHINER, also] & s i = 3 ht known as NEWTON'S. KARCHNER, . IVC ribwyirit. Ag p. Cc. KARCHINER, his wife, EDWARD z is P, M:OUDLA, NELLIE MeCULLA,. . NYO DOUBT you've planned chat his wife. and ‘“‘also ‘all other persons és nid peti fanaa Valcosae lant {. unknown, claiming any right, title, . oe a ir weailk sight-saving i estate, lien or interest in the reali * . et aa property described in the complaint white light. Why not do it tight sEepee : now. With an Aladdin you can adverse to plaintiff’s ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereREAD, WRITE OR SEW a Safely With Far Less STRAIN and Eye FATIGUE and the whole family will get equal pleasure afid comfort too. In fact it will pep up your entire surrouadings, give them more life — more eauty—more attractiveness. " Anybody can operate an Aladdin — from childhood to old age—it’s so simDefendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: P, AMIRAT®X, CITY OF NEVADA, ! a. municipal corporation, ANNA HOOPER. C.; M. KARCHINER. also known as NEWTON S. KARCHNER. C. KARCHINER, his wife, EDWARD P. McCULLA, NELLIE McCULLA, iis wife, and “also all other persons ple. And it’s quick-lite unknown, claiming any fright, title. OS eek Won estate, lien or interest in the real a full fifty hours on a property described in the complaint sinus ae dee dias adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or . i /} i cuale t aa and any cloud upon ‘plaintiff’s title. ' know about this wonder thereto.’ Defendants. lamp. Why don’t you You are hereby recuired to apSTEP IN and ; Let Us Demonsirate ft . to you? Do it tomorrow, wen’t you? Take our word for it, you'll find $645 ic interesting and nihyessd There Is No Obligation! tladdin. pear in an action entitled as above, brought against you by the above mamed Plaintiff in tthe Superior Court of the. County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer the complaint filed: therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons, if served within raid . et : county, if served elsewhere within =<amp 30. days. : And you are hereby notified .that ainless you appear and ‘answer as ALPHA STORES LTD. 3 ; . iY } 5 Maintife a eeaibove required that the: Plaintiff PHONE 5 NEVADA CITY will take judgmeft for any money PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY or damages manded in the complaint as arising upon contract or ehe will apply-to the Court for any} . other relief demanded in the com-} plaint. . The object of this actioi da. os] Bre Se j title. estate, lien a 0 5 @ a.) we rs y said Defendants. and ¢ POND BE A FOND WN tion and particularly described } . follows: to-wit: . That certain parcel of land situate . [] piRECTION T. AND D. JR., in the County of Nevada, State of s , California, described as follows, to-. ENTERPRISES, wit: \ an = -— . That certain portion of Lot Three} ° . aN it Pa Risin ee ° hil Seg eV Ces Friday and Saturday . vada City.:-ag said lot and block are des‘enated upon the official map of . the said City ‘of Nevada, made bv H. } S. Bradley in the year 1869, and described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at ‘the . Northwest ‘corner of the lot herein described on the South side of Walrath Avenue, — GUEST WIFE . —With— CLAUDETTE from which the South corner of Walrath Avenue and Sacramento COLBERT Streets bears North 71° 22’ West 150.32 feet, and running’ thence DON AMECHE South 71° 41’ East 200.22 ft.: thence South 20° 37° West 99.73 feet; thence North ‘71° 36’ West 198.66 feet; thenitte North 19° -45’ East $9.34 feet to the place of beginning and containing 0.46 of an acre, more HIT THE HAY or less. —With— And it is the further object of this action to have it ediudged and deereed that plaintiff by herself and JUDY CANOVA iby her predecessors in interest, for —And— more than twenty years continuously next immediately preceding the filROSS HUNTER ing of the complaint in this action has been and now is in the actual, 00 @ @ee exclusive, open, notorious and adverse possession of said real property, claiming to own the same in fee against the Defendants herein named, and against the whole world, and has paid all taxes of every kind er nature levied or assessed against the said real property during the period of five years next preceding the filing of the complaint in this action, and that plaintiff is the owner of said real property and the whole thereof, and the said Defendants have not, nor has any of them, or any other person whatever, any right, title; estate, lien or interest in, to or against said lands whatever. WITNESS my hand and seal’ of said Superior Court this 9th day of November, 1945. _ (Seal) R. N. McCORMACK, Clerk. By R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7. MAKE A NOTE of another week-end at hand—and that means going out and going places FOR A BIG EVENING Drop In At The DUCK INN DRINKS—Offered in Widest Variety. Beers, Wines, DANCING—To Your Favorite Request Numbers. A ~ Duck Inn Cafe Sunday and Monday MILDRED PIERCE —With— JOAN CRAWFORD ZACHARY SCOTT ANN BLYTHE —And— JACK CARSON NEVADA COUNTY FARMERS TO MEET FEB, 13 The extension service of the University of California has addressed the following notice to farmers of Nevada County: Since the Extension Service has been established in Nevada County it ig important that the farmers of the county have an opportunity to express their opinions eoncerning the future program of the extension service. In order to accomplish pose, Agricultural this pura program planning meeting ! has ‘been scheduled for Wednesday. :. February 13, beginning at 9:30 a. m. at the (Memorial iBuilding in Grass Valley. All farmers of Nevada ‘County are invited to be present. There will be groups organized to discuss the problems of the dairymen, the poultrymen, the livestock produce and the fruit grower. In addition another grou'p will discuss’ the problem of soil management and irrigation while another will deal with ithe program for. young farmers and 4-H clubs in the county. Since this will set the pattern for, Natural have an opportunity to express their . views. . a long rahge program 6f agricultur-' tion of Walter Bradley, state mineral development it is important that alogist, to have been $488,244,000. (all of the agricultural] population . Two Men Suffering From Monoxide Poisoning John S. Van Dyke, 70, and Frank Anicich, 51, two Seattle men in the county hospital suffering from monoxide gas poisoning displayed little change in their condition yesterday, the hospital authorities reported. Van Dyke is still unconscious and Anicich is only partially conscious, though his speech is becoming more, eoherent. . The-two were found in a closed . car with the motor running and the heater in operation at the Middle Yuba River bridge, having been stall. ed there during the severe snow storm of, Saturday night and Sunday. The condition of Van Dyke. is reported to be critical. Alvin Walthers, superintendent of the. hospital has gotten in touch with Van Dyke’s daughter, Miss Nellie Irene Van ‘Dyke, a nurse in the Los Angeles General Hospital, The two victims of gas poisoning are residents of Seattle. : Mineral Output Of State Tops Record In 1945 The total value of tne mineral production of California for the year 1945 just closed is conservatively estimated by the statistical section of the Division of Mines Department of Resources under the direc_ There are more than 60 mineral substances on California’s commerHie With arms or without, (cial list. Figures on the most im-. The University of California and/ portant items only are available at. tablishment sion work, feel that an best prepared to expregs the matters of agriculture in a given locality. We urge you therefore to attend: the 1944 ‘total. this eevee and to discuss it with} value for 1945 is the largest annual . ; your neighbor so that he too will at-. mineral output on record and is due} . tend. The program is as follows: 9:30 to 10—General discussion of the day’s program, 10-12: Commodity: group disussions. 12-1: Lunch. 1-2:Commodity group discussion. 2-3: General session to adopt a county wide program .based on commodity group discussions. The marcel wave was invented in 1887 and named after its inventor a French hairdresser. ae US Department of Agriculture this early date. The production rethe agencies responsible for the e€s-. port forms are being mailed to the! of agricultural exten-' operators in all mineral lines and! extension/the detailed and . program should be developed by the} will be compiled and published lat‘people living on the land as they arel er. { . completed report . The estimated total is an increase {of approximaitely $18,470,000 over The above total . ito increased petroleum and natural . gas yields. The total petroleum output showed .an increase of 17,426,000 tbharrels or 5.8% in amount with a 5.5% increase in. value over 1944. Th . . . } timated quantity of crude ail is-328000 barrels for the year and largest production so far in California. Natural gas showed an increase } in amount and value of 16.7% due! to increased yields of dry gas. The gold output showed an_ in-. ‘erease over that of 1944 owing to ‘a HOLMES EEO OR a aE EER war demands with the resulting raising of specifications and lower prices has a definite effect on the. output of such materials as chromite, manganese ore, quicksilver and tungsten as mgst operations closed down. slight metals to register an increase in outincrease in dredging. ’Other put were silver, lead and zine but the amount of increased value will not offset the decrease in chromite, copper; manganese ore, quicksilver and tungsten. The rescinding of WP . B order,L-208 on July 1 and the} taking off of all regulations on labor had little effect on the reopening of lode gold mines but the filling of Carnegie Magnetic Observatory in Peru is almost exactly on the earth's magnetic equator. Just Arrived! A large consigmment of BED DIVANS Two styles In three colors To match almost any interior decoration. 'If ‘you need an extra bed that can be used as, a handsome piece of living room furniture during the day, see these now while we . have a ‘complete line. The Furniture Center 256 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley. ., Phone 36 — SST. aren ~~ sr Modern Appointments We employ most modern methods in conducting mortuary services. Our chapel is perfect in its setting and roominess. FUNERAL HOME Phone 203 Nevada City 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE . : 246 Sacramento Strect ——<———— Ophir Street—Opposite The slamesial es . will spare no e Southern Pacific is happy to announce that plans are under way ior tine § ee—¢? SHASTA DAYLIGHTS between San Francisco and Portland —S—— —————————————————— —————SSSS———— RMRANULELERR AY, A WY. : ~ We are happy to tell you that plans are under way for the first streamliners in Southern Pacific’s postwar program—the Shasta Daylights. We promise you that we nse to make these the finest and most luxurious streamlined coach trains ever constructed. Leaving San Francisco-Oakland and Portland in the morning and arriving in the late evening, the diesel-powered Shasta Daylights will speed daily in _ each direction over Southern Pacific’s famous Shasta. Route— certainly one of the miost magnificent scenic design—much taller than the windows on any other train. Through these enormous windows you will see the Sacramento Valley, Lassen Peak, Mt. Shasta and the vast lake behind Shasta Dam, the Cascaile Mountains, Odell Lake, the lovely Willamette Valley. We have given our ideas to the designers of the car building companies, who are now working out’ the details and technical specifications. As soon as bids are received, we will place orders for actual construc-tion of the Shasta Daylights for delivery, we expect, before the end of the year. ¥ mee A faster streamlined CASCADE Our plans include streamlining the Cascade, making it a de luxe overnight sleeping car train between San Francisco and Portland. Based on designs now being worked out, orders will be placed for triple unit articulated cars for the Cascade similar to the ones on our Lark between Los Angeles and San Francisco. (Each trips in all the world. “unit consists of a lounge car, a dining car and _ Eachseat on the Shasta Daylights will have its own.ina kitchen car.) dividual window, and these windows will be of unique As fast as the manufacturers can deliver : new streamlined sleeping cars they will be placed in service on the Cascade. This, we hope, will be early in 1947. The Cascade, as well as other trains, will be speeded up as soon as the present heavy traffic load eases, and before we receive the new equipment. 248G S-pP The friendly Southern Pacific -

at LRA, PAGE FOUR 5 NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1946 MARRIAGE LICENSE . (OLEMO-SHEPHERD—In Nevada; City, February 2, 1946 Howard H. ;Clemo 22, Alleghany, Sierra County . ‘and Viola May Shepherd 18, Grass! ase of entry from the s‘reet for; delivery, service should be included . im all plans for kitchens in new houses. SUMMONS Dior be . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND) FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. . FN LLG Action brought in. the oe oY ys Court ot the’ State of California inj A> 49 =} aS andfor the County of Nevada, and yt a Vi: the Complaint filed in the Office of . % \ PS gt A eeaniss s the County Clerk of the said ‘County. % a . JAMES SNEUL, . ' Attorney for Plaintiff. . EMMA J. ROHRIG, Plaintiff. vs. § P, AMIRAUX, CITY OF NEVADA, . } @ municipal’ corporation, ANNA . 4 HOOPER. ¢C. M. KARCHINER, also] & s i = 3 ht known as NEWTON'S. KARCHNER, . IVC ribwyirit. Ag p. Cc. KARCHINER, his wife, EDWARD z is P, M:OUDLA, NELLIE MeCULLA,. . NYO DOUBT you've planned chat his wife. and ‘“‘also ‘all other persons és nid peti fanaa Valcosae lant {. unknown, claiming any right, title, . oe a ir weailk sight-saving i estate, lien or interest in the reali * . et aa property described in the complaint white light. Why not do it tight sEepee : now. With an Aladdin you can adverse to plaintiff’s ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereREAD, WRITE OR SEW a Safely With Far Less STRAIN and Eye FATIGUE and the whole family will get equal pleasure afid comfort too. In fact it will pep up your entire surrouadings, give them more life — more eauty—more attractiveness. " Anybody can operate an Aladdin — from childhood to old age—it’s so simDefendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: P, AMIRAT®X, CITY OF NEVADA, ! a. municipal corporation, ANNA HOOPER. C.; M. KARCHINER. also known as NEWTON S. KARCHNER. C. KARCHINER, his wife, EDWARD P. McCULLA, NELLIE McCULLA, iis wife, and “also all other persons ple. And it’s quick-lite unknown, claiming any fright, title. OS eek Won estate, lien or interest in the real a full fifty hours on a property described in the complaint sinus ae dee dias adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or . i /} i cuale t aa and any cloud upon ‘plaintiff’s title. ' know about this wonder thereto.’ Defendants. lamp. Why don’t you You are hereby recuired to apSTEP IN and ; Let Us Demonsirate ft . to you? Do it tomorrow, wen’t you? Take our word for it, you'll find $645 ic interesting and nihyessd There Is No Obligation! tladdin. pear in an action entitled as above, brought against you by the above mamed Plaintiff in tthe Superior Court of the. County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer the complaint filed: therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons, if served within raid . et : county, if served elsewhere within =<amp 30. days. : And you are hereby notified .that ainless you appear and ‘answer as ALPHA STORES LTD. 3 ; . iY } 5 Maintife a eeaibove required that the: Plaintiff PHONE 5 NEVADA CITY will take judgmeft for any money PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY or damages manded in the complaint as arising upon contract or ehe will apply-to the Court for any} . other relief demanded in the com-} plaint. . The object of this actioi da. os] Bre Se j title. estate, lien a 0 5 @ a.) we rs y said Defendants. and ¢ POND BE A FOND WN tion and particularly described } . follows: to-wit: . That certain parcel of land situate . [] piRECTION T. AND D. JR., in the County of Nevada, State of s , California, described as follows, to-. ENTERPRISES, wit: \ an = -— . That certain portion of Lot Three} ° . aN it Pa Risin ee ° hil Seg eV Ces Friday and Saturday . vada City.:-ag said lot and block are des‘enated upon the official map of . the said City ‘of Nevada, made bv H. } S. Bradley in the year 1869, and described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at ‘the . Northwest ‘corner of the lot herein described on the South side of Walrath Avenue, — GUEST WIFE . —With— CLAUDETTE from which the South corner of Walrath Avenue and Sacramento COLBERT Streets bears North 71° 22’ West 150.32 feet, and running’ thence DON AMECHE South 71° 41’ East 200.22 ft.: thence South 20° 37° West 99.73 feet; thence North ‘71° 36’ West 198.66 feet; thenitte North 19° -45’ East $9.34 feet to the place of beginning and containing 0.46 of an acre, more HIT THE HAY or less. —With— And it is the further object of this action to have it ediudged and deereed that plaintiff by herself and JUDY CANOVA iby her predecessors in interest, for —And— more than twenty years continuously next immediately preceding the filROSS HUNTER ing of the complaint in this action has been and now is in the actual, 00 @ @ee exclusive, open, notorious and adverse possession of said real property, claiming to own the same in fee against the Defendants herein named, and against the whole world, and has paid all taxes of every kind er nature levied or assessed against the said real property during the period of five years next preceding the filing of the complaint in this action, and that plaintiff is the owner of said real property and the whole thereof, and the said Defendants have not, nor has any of them, or any other person whatever, any right, title; estate, lien or interest in, to or against said lands whatever. WITNESS my hand and seal’ of said Superior Court this 9th day of November, 1945. _ (Seal) R. N. McCORMACK, Clerk. By R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7. MAKE A NOTE of another week-end at hand—and that means going out and going places FOR A BIG EVENING Drop In At The DUCK INN DRINKS—Offered in Widest Variety. Beers, Wines, DANCING—To Your Favorite Request Numbers. A ~ Duck Inn Cafe Sunday and Monday MILDRED PIERCE —With— JOAN CRAWFORD ZACHARY SCOTT ANN BLYTHE —And— JACK CARSON NEVADA COUNTY FARMERS TO MEET FEB, 13 The extension service of the University of California has addressed the following notice to farmers of Nevada County: Since the Extension Service has been established in Nevada County it ig important that the farmers of the county have an opportunity to express their opinions eoncerning the future program of the extension service. In order to accomplish pose, Agricultural this pura program planning meeting ! has ‘been scheduled for Wednesday. :. February 13, beginning at 9:30 a. m. at the (Memorial iBuilding in

Grass Valley. All farmers of Nevada ‘County are invited to be present. There will be groups organized to discuss the problems of the dairymen, the poultrymen, the livestock produce and the fruit grower. In addition another grou'p will discuss’ the problem of soil management and irrigation while another will deal with ithe program for. young farmers and 4-H clubs in the county. Since this will set the pattern for, Natural have an opportunity to express their . views. . a long rahge program 6f agricultur-' tion of Walter Bradley, state mineral development it is important that alogist, to have been $488,244,000. (all of the agricultural] population . Two Men Suffering From Monoxide Poisoning John S. Van Dyke, 70, and Frank Anicich, 51, two Seattle men in the county hospital suffering from monoxide gas poisoning displayed little change in their condition yesterday, the hospital authorities reported. Van Dyke is still unconscious and Anicich is only partially conscious, though his speech is becoming more, eoherent. . The-two were found in a closed . car with the motor running and the heater in operation at the Middle Yuba River bridge, having been stall. ed there during the severe snow storm of, Saturday night and Sunday. The condition of Van Dyke. is reported to be critical. Alvin Walthers, superintendent of the. hospital has gotten in touch with Van Dyke’s daughter, Miss Nellie Irene Van ‘Dyke, a nurse in the Los Angeles General Hospital, The two victims of gas poisoning are residents of Seattle. : Mineral Output Of State Tops Record In 1945 The total value of tne mineral production of California for the year 1945 just closed is conservatively estimated by the statistical section of the Division of Mines Department of Resources under the direc_ There are more than 60 mineral substances on California’s commerHie With arms or without, (cial list. Figures on the most im-. The University of California and/ portant items only are available at. tablishment sion work, feel that an best prepared to expregs the matters of agriculture in a given locality. We urge you therefore to attend: the 1944 ‘total. this eevee and to discuss it with} value for 1945 is the largest annual . ; your neighbor so that he too will at-. mineral output on record and is due} . tend. The program is as follows: 9:30 to 10—General discussion of the day’s program, 10-12: Commodity: group disussions. 12-1: Lunch. 1-2:Commodity group discussion. 2-3: General session to adopt a county wide program .based on commodity group discussions. The marcel wave was invented in 1887 and named after its inventor a French hairdresser. ae US Department of Agriculture this early date. The production rethe agencies responsible for the e€s-. port forms are being mailed to the! of agricultural exten-' operators in all mineral lines and! extension/the detailed and . program should be developed by the} will be compiled and published lat‘people living on the land as they arel er. { . completed report . The estimated total is an increase {of approximaitely $18,470,000 over The above total . ito increased petroleum and natural . gas yields. The total petroleum output showed .an increase of 17,426,000 tbharrels or 5.8% in amount with a 5.5% increase in. value over 1944. Th . . . } timated quantity of crude ail is-328000 barrels for the year and largest production so far in California. Natural gas showed an increase } in amount and value of 16.7% due! to increased yields of dry gas. The gold output showed an_ in-. ‘erease over that of 1944 owing to ‘a HOLMES EEO OR a aE EER war demands with the resulting raising of specifications and lower prices has a definite effect on the. output of such materials as chromite, manganese ore, quicksilver and tungsten as mgst operations closed down. slight metals to register an increase in outincrease in dredging. ’Other put were silver, lead and zine but the amount of increased value will not offset the decrease in chromite, copper; manganese ore, quicksilver and tungsten. The rescinding of WP . B order,L-208 on July 1 and the} taking off of all regulations on labor had little effect on the reopening of lode gold mines but the filling of Carnegie Magnetic Observatory in Peru is almost exactly on the earth's magnetic equator. Just Arrived! A large consigmment of BED DIVANS Two styles In three colors To match almost any interior decoration. 'If ‘you need an extra bed that can be used as, a handsome piece of living room furniture during the day, see these now while we . have a ‘complete line. The Furniture Center 256 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley. ., Phone 36 — SST. aren ~~ sr Modern Appointments We employ most modern methods in conducting mortuary services. Our chapel is perfect in its setting and roominess. FUNERAL HOME Phone 203 Nevada City 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE . : 246 Sacramento Strect ——<———— Ophir Street—Opposite The slamesial es . will spare no e Southern Pacific is happy to announce that plans are under way ior tine § ee—¢? SHASTA DAYLIGHTS between San Francisco and Portland —S—— —————————————————— —————SSSS———— RMRANULELERR AY, A WY. : ~ We are happy to tell you that plans are under way for the first streamliners in Southern Pacific’s postwar program—the Shasta Daylights. We promise you that we nse to make these the finest and most luxurious streamlined coach trains ever constructed. Leaving San Francisco-Oakland and Portland in the morning and arriving in the late evening, the diesel-powered Shasta Daylights will speed daily in _ each direction over Southern Pacific’s famous Shasta. Route— certainly one of the miost magnificent scenic design—much taller than the windows on any other train. Through these enormous windows you will see the Sacramento Valley, Lassen Peak, Mt. Shasta and the vast lake behind Shasta Dam, the Cascaile Mountains, Odell Lake, the lovely Willamette Valley. We have given our ideas to the designers of the car building companies, who are now working out’ the details and technical specifications. As soon as bids are received, we will place orders for actual construc-tion of the Shasta Daylights for delivery, we expect, before the end of the year. ¥ mee A faster streamlined CASCADE Our plans include streamlining the Cascade, making it a de luxe overnight sleeping car train between San Francisco and Portland. Based on designs now being worked out, orders will be placed for triple unit articulated cars for the Cascade similar to the ones on our Lark between Los Angeles and San Francisco. (Each trips in all the world. “unit consists of a lounge car, a dining car and _ Eachseat on the Shasta Daylights will have its own.ina kitchen car.) dividual window, and these windows will be of unique As fast as the manufacturers can deliver : new streamlined sleeping cars they will be placed in service on the Cascade. This, we hope, will be early in 1947. The Cascade, as well as other trains, will be speeded up as soon as the present heavy traffic load eases, and before we receive the new equipment. 248G S-pP The friendly Southern Pacific -