January 25, 1945 (4 pages)

City . The Nugget is delivered to your home twice a week for only 30 cents per seaeeaniceal coverage of all local happenings it _you-want to. read about your —a ENGLE CHAIRMAN TWASAGHEV. PLACER OOLLAGE BIGPEACEOB.“SEMEDIL . Owe Lout OF WARCLAIMS — BLUE-GREEN THAT DROPS ‘JUNIOR’ ISRIDDINGU.S. RESEARCH GETS _ COMMITTEE a By H. M. L. ¥ WASHINGTON, Jan. & nia It is with a good many. misgivings 4 4 annexed another KILLED GURN 25—Califor committee that we note the president is changchairmanship this week when, Coning horses in midstream in so far 1s gressman Clair Engle of Red Bluff, ny came out of the recent scramble for the Department of Commerce is con cerned. As vice president, Henry committee assignmentg in the new Pet Wallace had restored the office to its congress with the chairmanship of historical status of innocuous desuethe house committee on war claims. tude as Cleveland used to say. He The only other chairmanships held ‘was in a job where ‘he\could do his by California are held by, veteran gountry little harm. But we recall congreséman Lea of Santa Rosa, who that when he did have an executive is chairman. of interstate and forand Congressman post, as Secretary of Algriculture he eign commerce Elliott of Tulare, who holds the was a fervid economic apostle of name for Placer Junior College in Auburn ,when the new semester be A thorough search is being made ging on January 29: The word Junfor the hit-run driver and the death ior was stricken from the name by car ‘which killed ‘Charles E. Gurn the board.of trustees, and the diploSunday morning at 33.10 o’clock on Mas and degrees issued after this Grass Valley-Auburn ‘highway a semester will. bear the name ‘Placer quartermile west of Le Barr MeaCollege.” dows. The police of Nevada C and “The student couucil and the Grass Valley, the deputies of he facul ty. had recommended the change, sheriff’s office, and State Highwa which follows a practice established patrolmen are carefully combing bx. Los Angeles and Sacramento private and public garages for the colleges. car. Los MAngeleg became ‘Los Angeles By means of powerful microscopes City Collége, and Sacramento became ollege. Yuba Junior applied inch by inch over the clothSacramento chairmanship of the disposition of scarcity, and mass-murdered the nalieke became\ Yuba ing College. of the About -victim-in Sacramento labexecutive papers. With less than a country’s little pigs. (Moreover he. one third of the junior colleges oratori es, of it has been determined that has always been an. outspoken adyear and six months of service in ‘the car was of a blue green color, the state have now dropped the name mirer of all things Russian, wherethe house, Emgle’s attainment of a Other clués indicated that the car junior, although all are listed to the as, we think most. Americang ‘only chairmanship ig regarded as unusual. degree associate in arts, which aay was 1936 Chevrolet model. admire the sea le 8 fighting abilThe committee of be earned by passing in 60. units, war . claims, The time of Gurn’s death was fixand meeting. ities. y made up of 12 democrats and nine certain state. requirecr . 'repu blicans, handles all claim ed by his watch which had stopped bills.) OF DEADWOOD =; POLIO GRANT By RLAPH H. TAYLOR One of the biggest jobs the American people will confront in the Post war period, when the nation is struggling to get back: to normal conditions, will be the task of ridding our federal government of the deadwood and parasitic appendages, so that abnormal governmental costs will not sap the economic strength of the country and act as a deter SAIN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22—A new grant of $30,000 has been received by the Hooper Foundation for Medical Research from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, for research on poliomyelitia and ‘sleeping sickness. The grant waa announced by Dr. Karl -F. Meyer, director of the Hooper Foundation on the San Francisco campus of the University of. California, who saye rent to production and full employthat studiés are carried on simultan— eously on both of these groups of ment. diseases because they occur at the same time in several areag of the~ ernment—centered in the national west, and the clinical signs are very captial, which radiates. out into every state and virtually every comsimilar: During the past year, under Dr. munity, has become so vast-and comW. M: Hammon, associated profesplex that it will drain away the very sor of epidemiology at the univerlifeblood of the country if it The sprawling colossuus of~ goy is not drastically pruned back when peace sity, studies were made in Kern: ments.County at a college in Los Angeles, ‘As a good republican we. thought arising’ out of any war. It is antiwhen he wag hit. Gurn with “his wife In commenting upon the change, comes. There is no general agreement on in a rural county in Oklahoma in the rather highly of Jesse. Jones, mil‘cipated that after the war this will was attending a Saturday night dance Dean Htrold E. Chistain said: ‘This this' point by all sound’ economists—~ Yakima Valley and.on a military lionaire banker from’“Texas ‘who has be an important committee to Caliat LeBarr Meadows hall. He had left action was taken as result of the unand big government, as pereonified post in Oregon. Fourteen strains of just been ushered out of his: job as fornia, where so much of the war the dance floor a few miuntes beanimous recommendation of the facfore he was killed, telling his wife ulty of the Jlacer junior college and in the federal government, is recogpolio virus were isolated from patSecretary of Commerce and head of activity is concentrated. After the nized as one of the major problem$ ients, and three isloations of St. he felt ill and was going outsidé for of the student council the Reconstruction Finance Corporlast war thousands of miners filed of the assocto’ be dealth with after V-day, if not Louis encephalitis virus and eight of a breath of fresh air. Funeral seriated student body ation, which was Herbert Hoover’s ‘claims against the government arisof the Placer junwestern equine enephalitis virug vices were held in -Roseville. ' carefully planned barrier against the ior college. It is in line with a movebefore. ing out of the contracts for minerals. from mosquit oes. Not so generally recognized, howdepression. The New: Deal took it over ‘ ment designed to eliminate the misStudies are now being made to deEngle who had moved on to the lock stock and barrel, put a good nomer junior college, as these two ever, is the fact that the virus of butermine what causes epidemics . of committee last reaucracy winter quickly is stephighly man in charge of it. It has served infectious and is year, institutions have as their obthese diseases, how the doctor can the country well in peace and war., ped in to the chairmanship vacated jectives other important functions rapidly spreading from Washington diagnos e them in the early stages, . into state and J. Hart -ofNew Jersey, Now it “becomes the plaything Joéal governments, than or, by. cant preparation for — university and what the winter ,Pegervoirg ” of Henry Wallace. Will he, as he did who is chosen the new head of the work. Terminal curricula and semiwith the result that the contagion while Secretary proceed by of Agriculture withholding now finance,. +o plow under a third of all the little ROBT. R. GROS TO AID IN WAR Dies. Committee. Congressman hold his Engle committee continues assignments ‘. professional to, well on adults .in become very ; ! CHEEST DRIVE ‘businesses of the country, or ‘by ‘mines and mining, public lands, and . épending prodigiously. the millions . ! roads, and world war veterans and i . SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25——The of tax money entrusted to his casual . \ addition has secured a position on appoin tment of Robert R. Gros. a8 care, help to bankrupt the country coinage, weights and measures, public relations chairm an of: the To Henry, who has spent much , which he states would be important . California War Chest for the pres. in setting the post war monetary . ent year was announced of his time feuding with Jesse. J today at the ity position of gold. Heexpressed his Management commit tee meeting by must seem like poetic justice that as vocational educational the training service as for all regions served have important in recent will have to be dealt with by: state legislatures, boards of supervisors and city councils, just. as vigorously as by the congres. The California: state legislature, infection are. NEW USEFOR NYLON FOUND now well embarked on its 1945 session, certainly needs to guard against. public junior colleges in California Weep no more, my lady, for the spread of the contagion in both state. have already dropped the title junnylon stockings you mourn are pertnd‘local governments, for there. are . ior‘ from their names and approxi;forming yet another war time ser. ; Many evidences: at Sacramento this vice—skin tight gloves for mately twenty five to thirty per cent the nayear of the trend toward bigness in of the remainder are contemplating tion’s fighting men: appreciation of the united action pof . Ralph T. Fisher, president of the he finally can oust him. By being government, with many types of new the change at once.” ‘ Newest on the list. of iviows uses, the~= €alifornia« delegation which. state chest representing closest to the’ presidential ear. and natiowat: gorvernmental services under conPlacer college the will glove is called technically, glove accept new stuboosted him to his new chairmanship . war fund. ; appealing to the presidential condents January 29, when regiseration sideration. insert, lightweight, and is issued te and in addition has secured outstandDuring the recent drive Gros serscience he hag finally If the legislature is fully mindful licked the for the second semester will be comoccupational specialists who ing committee assignments for sevved as public relations must chairman for greatdemocratic conservative. For of the economic shock which is expose skillful handg to : pleted. bitter eral other of the California delega27 northern California weacounties. B. we do believe that the president’s bound to come with the shut down Busses will continue to operate ther and sharp winds. tion. : V. Sturdiv ant, Fox West Coast. divconscience, atrophied as, of our war industries, when the reyto many between Auburn and Grasgé Valley. Availability of the glove, for both ision manage r who served things, was quick and tender ag refor two Nevada City, Placerv‘lle, Roseville enues of state government are caroverseas and continental troops, was years as public relations chairman, tain to. fall precipitately, it will go gards Henry, We must remember and Lincoln. announced today at Fort : Douglas, will continue his activities on fhe that the president, to strengthen very slow at this session. in creating Placer college last month had an Utah, by Col. R. M. Bartz, Ninth management board. his own ticket in the hustings was new bureaus and services which may average daily attendance of 177 stuService Command quartermaster. manage Gros, r of publicity and become an intolerable load on our ‘obliged regretfully to dump’ Henry dents: approximately one fourth of The new glove is designed to cling advertising for Pacific Gas and this. people after: the war. the vice president. Henry was smart number being patients at the to the hand when handgear is reElectric Co., in accepting the apDeWitt Proposals for new expenditures enough to take it lying down. Then General Hospital in Auburn. moved. This affords almost normak paintment emphasized that ls & Pn and new services cannot be judged he got up, turned the other chéek, dexterity to the fingers, come prolikely that next fall the need will be solely on the basis of whether they licked instead of bit the hand that tection from weather, and prevents no less than in the two preceding are desirable, however, for the inélapped him, took off his coat. and bare skin from sticking to cold met—Capt. Joseph Blake of the Califorwar chest campaigns——the mounting dividual has learned that he can’t ‘went to work in the Roosevelt electpine al. nia highway patrol, and chairman of. need for support of our community, afford “Approximately one third of. the 4 CAMP BEALE “TALENT TO PUT ON BIG SHOW oral vineyard. Roosevelt is grateful, TRIBUTE GROVE TOHONOR ALL IN ARMED SERVICES to satisfy all hig desires——and All ‘soldiers whose work requires the state employes group March of charitable and humanitarian. institugovernment must learn the same lesand he doesn’t care what it costs the use of hands in Arctic or mountainDimes activities in this county has tions, continued support of USO, the son. country, Henry shall be rewarded }OuS areas are authorized a pair ef arranged a big variety ghow for the prisoner of war relief, and _ food, Governor Warren’s objective,: for for taking it and liking it. And, for the new gloves. They aré worn ur-= benefit of polioyeitus victims will be clothing and medical supplies for the example, in proposing a compulsory some time, now, we have suspected der normal] handgear; usually a come given Friday night in the Grass ValPeoples of the axis occupied counhealth insurance program, designed that Henry aspires to succeed FDR bination of protective outer mittes ley high echool auditorium. tries and the suffering millions of A national tribute grove in the to guaraneee every man, woman and in the White House when FDR tires inner glove. warm and Unider an arrangement with Camp war torn China.”’ primeval redwood forests of the Pachild in the state of being reelected. : prepaid medical The nylon gloves are purposely Beale authorities, Capt. Blake has Californians contributed $21,912cific coast is to be established in and hospit al care, may be considerlightweight to obtain ‘‘wallpap 956 er** engaged the talents of Pfc. Harold or 104 per cent. honor of of the the men goal, Organized labor has always likéd and women who ed a worthy objective by Many peo4th proximity. Although relative sturdy,. Hetry and when the president shovHedrick, vocalist, cinema actor, and largest state goal in the nation, be are serving or. who have served in ple, although there are others who they are not intended for rough enteretainment director of the camp the 1944 drive. the armed forces of the United States fear that it might lead. eventu ed him off the ship of state to molally to over long periods. work The as the shows’ headliner. Hedrick has budget for war causes will alduring World War II, those who live a system of state medici ity the Old South; labor CZars yipne which locate been heard over the air in the Time 49 per cent to as USO, 5 per cent well as those who have lost their would greatly extend the power ped and whined. They accepted Truof 000 in state funds to finance a post man as a poor subsititute for leftist to Smile program, singing in Sunto war prisoners aid, and 4 per cent lives. This is the announcement this government over the people. war public works program for the Henry. In his new job Wallace will down Serenade and Hollywood Showto United Seamen’s Service. One per week of the Garden Club of America But.assuming for’ the 6ake of cities and counties. And they are. cent will go for administration and and the Save the Redwoods League, argument, have a magnificent opportunity. It case. that the fears of setting suggesting that the state tax redue‘Hedrick will present Pvt. Teddy campaign costs and the remainder’ sponsoring the project with a group up a bureau is recalled that after the battle of cratic medical machine tion program which was inauguratHaley, a colored dancer and comedsupports the 18 agencies for the reof other national organizations. Hon, are ungrou Waterloo and the defeat of Naponded, there still remains ed two years ago be abandoned, an€é Jeon, the British government invitian, reported to be a terrific tap, lief of the allies and American Field Joseph C. Grew, is the chairman of the question: “Can we afford such that taxes be returned to their forthe national committee of sponéors. a program?” Apart from any ed Blucher, the Prussian field maracrobatic and variety dancer, and Service. state mer, high levels, to finance the proPvt. Steve Antkowiak, formerly the Gros further stated that ‘the na“The eternal gratitude of the nafinancing that may be requir shall. who had helped them knock ed to gram. out the Little Corporal, to — visit human torch of Ringling Brothers, tional war fund has proved itself the tion eternally expressed” is the. be get the program going, Governor ‘No one will question the desirabilLondon. They took him up into the who according to his friends, not most effective means of distributing symlbolized by dedication of a grove Warren has stated that it will reity of post war projects to provide a Tower of London where he could only exhales and inhales flames, but the contributions of America to the of redwoods of great beauty and. quire a 3 per cent payroll tax, half stockpile of needed ‘jobs during the look out‘over the city. He exclaimalso makes a light stage snack of various relief agencies of our, allies magnitude. Contributions from numto be paid by the employes and half transition from war to a peace time raz,or blades, and in Europe.” erous individuals, frims and organby the employer, to financ ed: ‘Vat a beautiful ceety. Vat a ground glass e the plan, economy, provided the projects are ‘. shredded cans. Indoutlifiing the work of his comizations will provide for establish-. Many medical author wunderful ceety—to. loot.” ities, howevet, surrounded with adequate safeThe three soldiers will appear ‘at mittee for the 1945 war chest camment: of this grove asa tribute to . estimate the cost will run much guards. A. request for £100,000,000 Of course Henry Wallace is not the Grass Valley high school. Friday paign, he. said, ‘‘for one part of my their sons and daughters and their higher. however, again raises the question: going to loot his own country, but afternoon and give a free show for work during the coming year I plan employes in the armed services. The And that raises the question: How “Can we afford it?” — The evening’s enterto see to it that those who have connames of those honored he will have the power to throw open the students. will be remuch of his paycheck’is the individA much more serious question, in tainment, to which the communities tributed so generously to the war corded and enshrined in approprate ual going the gates to all those forces of radicto be willing to surrender this writer’s opinion, is wether the alism which have been steadily, unof Grass Valley and Nevada City are chest shall be kept informed of the manner. i to government? And even though he cities and counties can afford to redermining, tunneling, burrowing and invited, will be for the befiefit of disposition of their funds and the The treasurer of the fund ig Dr, is willing, how much more should linquish the large measure of congood their donatios have accomplishRobert G. Sproul, University of Calithe indivi gnawing at the foundations of our the March of Dimes. — dual surrender, ‘if governtrol over their lotal ~ 4 i affairs which ed. The war chest is not merely an fornia, Berkeley, California. al >» democracy. He will be far more usemental monopolies of many forms they will inevitably be called upon annuall y:recurring project but one il té Sidney Hillman as .Secretary are to be avoided, and if the into relinquish if they accept that the republicans in congress, in which such @ we are interested contonuLetters of Administration ~or Commerce, than ‘he possibly could dividual is to refain ‘much of any hand “out from state government. united with Texas and other demoously for the best of all causes— fhe in the vice presidency. control over his own earnings and State and local governments which crats of the “solid’’ south may be contributing to the winning of the Askedin Richards Es‘ate ‘way of life? Tmade the mistake of running te The president in appointing Walable to keep Henry’s hands out this war.”’ A petition for letters of adminisIt’s something to .think about— Washington for hand outs have learnof taxpayers lace to this job has displayed a sickgreat big reservoir tration in the estate of Thomas G. and. it will behoove the legislature ed that they have little authority money. But the chance is slim. The ening subserviency to Political ex36 HOSPITAL SHIPS . Richards who died January 6th, was to move very slowly before commitleft over projects thus financed. Tha _ America’s armed forces now have filed Tuesday by his niece pediency. He places himself not, prektiog! Action Committee is for. Mrs. Marting the state to such a Progrtm, 20 Central Valley project is a case im a fleet of 36 only a “‘little to the left of center,” as hospital ships in opera. ion Libbey. The petition recites that matter how desirable the chieetive point. And local gover nment, close the is so fond of telling newspaper Iowa, whose ebonding style was sevtion, the Ninth Service Command ‘the deceased died intestate and that May seem to be. to the people, is-still the best gov~ reporters. He places himself left of erely cramped in the vice presidential Surgeon announced today: The fleet he left $5,967.50 in cash and securAnother example: ernment—the best guarantee against have billions includes converted Henry Wallace the furthermost of all job. Now he ‘will luxury_ liners, ities, ‘and two parcels of real estate The league of California cities, big government, which can so easily with which to practice expensive exLiberty ships, and former troop of a rental value of $250 jeftists in U. S. public life. a year in with the county supervisors é turn into despotic government, ¢ periments on 130,000,000 guinea transports. Each vessel accommodatNevada —_— City: His heirg consist of tion concurring, is Tt 4s to be hoped. the ‘ There is a thin chance, very thin,’ pigs. es nace! 600 patients. nephews and. nieces. legislature for a grant of $100, 000, a wit’roceed cautionsly,

City . The Nugget is delivered to your home twice a week for only 30 cents per seaeeaniceal coverage of all local happenings it _you-want to. read about your —a ENGLE CHAIRMAN TWASAGHEV. PLACER OOLLAGE BIGPEACEOB.“SEMEDIL . Owe Lout OF WARCLAIMS — BLUE-GREEN THAT DROPS ‘JUNIOR’ ISRIDDINGU.S. RESEARCH GETS _ COMMITTEE a By H. M. L. ¥ WASHINGTON, Jan. & nia It is with a good many. misgivings 4 4 annexed another KILLED GURN 25—Califor committee that we note the president is changchairmanship this week when, Coning horses in midstream in so far 1s gressman Clair Engle of Red Bluff, ny came out of the recent scramble for the Department of Commerce is con cerned. As vice president, Henry committee assignmentg in the new Pet Wallace had restored the office to its congress with the chairmanship of historical status of innocuous desuethe house committee on war claims. tude as Cleveland used to say. He The only other chairmanships held ‘was in a job where ‘he\could do his by California are held by, veteran gountry little harm. But we recall congreséman Lea of Santa Rosa, who that when he did have an executive is chairman. of interstate and forand Congressman post, as Secretary of Algriculture he eign commerce Elliott of Tulare, who holds the was a fervid economic apostle of name for Placer Junior College in Auburn ,when the new semester be A thorough search is being made ging on January 29: The word Junfor the hit-run driver and the death ior was stricken from the name by car ‘which killed ‘Charles E. Gurn the board.of trustees, and the diploSunday morning at 33.10 o’clock on Mas and degrees issued after this Grass Valley-Auburn ‘highway a semester will. bear the name ‘Placer quartermile west of Le Barr MeaCollege.” dows. The police of Nevada C and “The student couucil and the Grass Valley, the deputies of he facul ty. had recommended the change, sheriff’s office, and State Highwa which follows a practice established patrolmen are carefully combing bx. Los Angeles and Sacramento private and public garages for the colleges. car. Los MAngeleg became ‘Los Angeles By means of powerful microscopes City Collége, and Sacramento became ollege. Yuba Junior applied inch by inch over the clothSacramento chairmanship of the disposition of scarcity, and mass-murdered the nalieke became\ Yuba ing College. of the About -victim-in Sacramento labexecutive papers. With less than a country’s little pigs. (Moreover he. one third of the junior colleges oratori es, of it has been determined that has always been an. outspoken adyear and six months of service in ‘the car was of a blue green color, the state have now dropped the name mirer of all things Russian, wherethe house, Emgle’s attainment of a Other clués indicated that the car junior, although all are listed to the as, we think most. Americang ‘only chairmanship ig regarded as unusual. degree associate in arts, which aay was 1936 Chevrolet model. admire the sea le 8 fighting abilThe committee of be earned by passing in 60. units, war . claims, The time of Gurn’s death was fixand meeting. ities. y made up of 12 democrats and nine certain state. requirecr . 'repu blicans, handles all claim ed by his watch which had stopped bills.) OF DEADWOOD =; POLIO GRANT By RLAPH H. TAYLOR One of the biggest jobs the American people will confront in the Post war period, when the nation is struggling to get back: to normal conditions, will be the task of ridding our federal government of the deadwood and parasitic appendages, so that abnormal governmental costs will not sap the economic strength of the country and act as a deter SAIN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22—A new grant of $30,000 has been received by the Hooper Foundation for Medical Research from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, for research on poliomyelitia and ‘sleeping sickness. The grant waa announced by Dr. Karl -F. Meyer, director of the Hooper Foundation on the San Francisco campus of the University of. California, who saye rent to production and full employthat studiés are carried on simultan— eously on both of these groups of ment. diseases because they occur at the same time in several areag of the~ ernment—centered in the national west, and the clinical signs are very captial, which radiates. out into every state and virtually every comsimilar: During the past year, under Dr. munity, has become so vast-and comW. M: Hammon, associated profesplex that it will drain away the very sor of epidemiology at the univerlifeblood of the country if it The sprawling colossuus of~ goy is not drastically pruned back when peace sity, studies were made in Kern: ments.County at a college in Los Angeles, ‘As a good republican we. thought arising’ out of any war. It is antiwhen he wag hit. Gurn with “his wife In commenting upon the change, comes. There is no general agreement on in a rural county in Oklahoma in the rather highly of Jesse. Jones, mil‘cipated that after the war this will was attending a Saturday night dance Dean Htrold E. Chistain said: ‘This this' point by all sound’ economists—~ Yakima Valley and.on a military lionaire banker from’“Texas ‘who has be an important committee to Caliat LeBarr Meadows hall. He had left action was taken as result of the unand big government, as pereonified post in Oregon. Fourteen strains of just been ushered out of his: job as fornia, where so much of the war the dance floor a few miuntes beanimous recommendation of the facfore he was killed, telling his wife ulty of the Jlacer junior college and in the federal government, is recogpolio virus were isolated from patSecretary of Commerce and head of activity is concentrated. After the nized as one of the major problem$ ients, and three isloations of St. he felt ill and was going outsidé for of the student council the Reconstruction Finance Corporlast war thousands of miners filed of the assocto’ be dealth with after V-day, if not Louis encephalitis virus and eight of a breath of fresh air. Funeral seriated student body ation, which was Herbert Hoover’s ‘claims against the government arisof the Placer junwestern equine enephalitis virug vices were held in -Roseville. ' carefully planned barrier against the ior college. It is in line with a movebefore. ing out of the contracts for minerals. from mosquit oes. Not so generally recognized, howdepression. The New: Deal took it over ‘ ment designed to eliminate the misStudies are now being made to deEngle who had moved on to the lock stock and barrel, put a good nomer junior college, as these two ever, is the fact that the virus of butermine what causes epidemics . of committee last reaucracy winter quickly is stephighly man in charge of it. It has served infectious and is year, institutions have as their obthese diseases, how the doctor can the country well in peace and war., ped in to the chairmanship vacated jectives other important functions rapidly spreading from Washington diagnos e them in the early stages, . into state and J. Hart -ofNew Jersey, Now it “becomes the plaything Joéal governments, than or, by. cant preparation for — university and what the winter ,Pegervoirg ” of Henry Wallace. Will he, as he did who is chosen the new head of the work. Terminal curricula and semiwith the result that the contagion while Secretary proceed by of Agriculture withholding now finance,. +o plow under a third of all the little ROBT. R. GROS TO AID IN WAR Dies. Committee. Congressman hold his Engle committee continues assignments ‘. professional to, well on adults .in become very ; ! CHEEST DRIVE ‘businesses of the country, or ‘by ‘mines and mining, public lands, and . épending prodigiously. the millions . ! roads, and world war veterans and i . SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25——The of tax money entrusted to his casual . \ addition has secured a position on appoin tment of Robert R. Gros. a8 care, help to bankrupt the country coinage, weights and measures, public relations chairm an of: the To Henry, who has spent much , which he states would be important . California War Chest for the pres. in setting the post war monetary . ent year was announced of his time feuding with Jesse. J today at the ity position of gold. Heexpressed his Management commit tee meeting by must seem like poetic justice that as vocational educational the training service as for all regions served have important in recent will have to be dealt with by: state legislatures, boards of supervisors and city councils, just. as vigorously as by the congres. The California: state legislature,

infection are. NEW USEFOR NYLON FOUND now well embarked on its 1945 session, certainly needs to guard against. public junior colleges in California Weep no more, my lady, for the spread of the contagion in both state. have already dropped the title junnylon stockings you mourn are pertnd‘local governments, for there. are . ior‘ from their names and approxi;forming yet another war time ser. ; Many evidences: at Sacramento this vice—skin tight gloves for mately twenty five to thirty per cent the nayear of the trend toward bigness in of the remainder are contemplating tion’s fighting men: appreciation of the united action pof . Ralph T. Fisher, president of the he finally can oust him. By being government, with many types of new the change at once.” ‘ Newest on the list. of iviows uses, the~= €alifornia« delegation which. state chest representing closest to the’ presidential ear. and natiowat: gorvernmental services under conPlacer college the will glove is called technically, glove accept new stuboosted him to his new chairmanship . war fund. ; appealing to the presidential condents January 29, when regiseration sideration. insert, lightweight, and is issued te and in addition has secured outstandDuring the recent drive Gros serscience he hag finally If the legislature is fully mindful licked the for the second semester will be comoccupational specialists who ing committee assignments for sevved as public relations must chairman for greatdemocratic conservative. For of the economic shock which is expose skillful handg to : pleted. bitter eral other of the California delega27 northern California weacounties. B. we do believe that the president’s bound to come with the shut down Busses will continue to operate ther and sharp winds. tion. : V. Sturdiv ant, Fox West Coast. divconscience, atrophied as, of our war industries, when the reyto many between Auburn and Grasgé Valley. Availability of the glove, for both ision manage r who served things, was quick and tender ag refor two Nevada City, Placerv‘lle, Roseville enues of state government are caroverseas and continental troops, was years as public relations chairman, tain to. fall precipitately, it will go gards Henry, We must remember and Lincoln. announced today at Fort : Douglas, will continue his activities on fhe that the president, to strengthen very slow at this session. in creating Placer college last month had an Utah, by Col. R. M. Bartz, Ninth management board. his own ticket in the hustings was new bureaus and services which may average daily attendance of 177 stuService Command quartermaster. manage Gros, r of publicity and become an intolerable load on our ‘obliged regretfully to dump’ Henry dents: approximately one fourth of The new glove is designed to cling advertising for Pacific Gas and this. people after: the war. the vice president. Henry was smart number being patients at the to the hand when handgear is reElectric Co., in accepting the apDeWitt Proposals for new expenditures enough to take it lying down. Then General Hospital in Auburn. moved. This affords almost normak paintment emphasized that ls & Pn and new services cannot be judged he got up, turned the other chéek, dexterity to the fingers, come prolikely that next fall the need will be solely on the basis of whether they licked instead of bit the hand that tection from weather, and prevents no less than in the two preceding are desirable, however, for the inélapped him, took off his coat. and bare skin from sticking to cold met—Capt. Joseph Blake of the Califorwar chest campaigns——the mounting dividual has learned that he can’t ‘went to work in the Roosevelt electpine al. nia highway patrol, and chairman of. need for support of our community, afford “Approximately one third of. the 4 CAMP BEALE “TALENT TO PUT ON BIG SHOW oral vineyard. Roosevelt is grateful, TRIBUTE GROVE TOHONOR ALL IN ARMED SERVICES to satisfy all hig desires——and All ‘soldiers whose work requires the state employes group March of charitable and humanitarian. institugovernment must learn the same lesand he doesn’t care what it costs the use of hands in Arctic or mountainDimes activities in this county has tions, continued support of USO, the son. country, Henry shall be rewarded }OuS areas are authorized a pair ef arranged a big variety ghow for the prisoner of war relief, and _ food, Governor Warren’s objective,: for for taking it and liking it. And, for the new gloves. They aré worn ur-= benefit of polioyeitus victims will be clothing and medical supplies for the example, in proposing a compulsory some time, now, we have suspected der normal] handgear; usually a come given Friday night in the Grass ValPeoples of the axis occupied counhealth insurance program, designed that Henry aspires to succeed FDR bination of protective outer mittes ley high echool auditorium. tries and the suffering millions of A national tribute grove in the to guaraneee every man, woman and in the White House when FDR tires inner glove. warm and Unider an arrangement with Camp war torn China.”’ primeval redwood forests of the Pachild in the state of being reelected. : prepaid medical The nylon gloves are purposely Beale authorities, Capt. Blake has Californians contributed $21,912cific coast is to be established in and hospit al care, may be considerlightweight to obtain ‘‘wallpap 956 er** engaged the talents of Pfc. Harold or 104 per cent. honor of of the the men goal, Organized labor has always likéd and women who ed a worthy objective by Many peo4th proximity. Although relative sturdy,. Hetry and when the president shovHedrick, vocalist, cinema actor, and largest state goal in the nation, be are serving or. who have served in ple, although there are others who they are not intended for rough enteretainment director of the camp the 1944 drive. the armed forces of the United States fear that it might lead. eventu ed him off the ship of state to molally to over long periods. work The as the shows’ headliner. Hedrick has budget for war causes will alduring World War II, those who live a system of state medici ity the Old South; labor CZars yipne which locate been heard over the air in the Time 49 per cent to as USO, 5 per cent well as those who have lost their would greatly extend the power ped and whined. They accepted Truof 000 in state funds to finance a post man as a poor subsititute for leftist to Smile program, singing in Sunto war prisoners aid, and 4 per cent lives. This is the announcement this government over the people. war public works program for the Henry. In his new job Wallace will down Serenade and Hollywood Showto United Seamen’s Service. One per week of the Garden Club of America But.assuming for’ the 6ake of cities and counties. And they are. cent will go for administration and and the Save the Redwoods League, argument, have a magnificent opportunity. It case. that the fears of setting suggesting that the state tax redue‘Hedrick will present Pvt. Teddy campaign costs and the remainder’ sponsoring the project with a group up a bureau is recalled that after the battle of cratic medical machine tion program which was inauguratHaley, a colored dancer and comedsupports the 18 agencies for the reof other national organizations. Hon, are ungrou Waterloo and the defeat of Naponded, there still remains ed two years ago be abandoned, an€é Jeon, the British government invitian, reported to be a terrific tap, lief of the allies and American Field Joseph C. Grew, is the chairman of the question: “Can we afford such that taxes be returned to their forthe national committee of sponéors. a program?” Apart from any ed Blucher, the Prussian field maracrobatic and variety dancer, and Service. state mer, high levels, to finance the proPvt. Steve Antkowiak, formerly the Gros further stated that ‘the na“The eternal gratitude of the nafinancing that may be requir shall. who had helped them knock ed to gram. out the Little Corporal, to — visit human torch of Ringling Brothers, tional war fund has proved itself the tion eternally expressed” is the. be get the program going, Governor ‘No one will question the desirabilLondon. They took him up into the who according to his friends, not most effective means of distributing symlbolized by dedication of a grove Warren has stated that it will reity of post war projects to provide a Tower of London where he could only exhales and inhales flames, but the contributions of America to the of redwoods of great beauty and. quire a 3 per cent payroll tax, half stockpile of needed ‘jobs during the look out‘over the city. He exclaimalso makes a light stage snack of various relief agencies of our, allies magnitude. Contributions from numto be paid by the employes and half transition from war to a peace time raz,or blades, and in Europe.” erous individuals, frims and organby the employer, to financ ed: ‘Vat a beautiful ceety.. Vat a ground glass e the plan, economy, provided the projects are ‘. shredded cans. Indoutlifiing the work of his comizations will provide for establish-. Many medical author wunderful ceety—to. loot.” ities, howevet, surrounded with adequate safeThe three soldiers will appear ‘at mittee for the 1945 war chest camment: of this grove asa tribute to . estimate the cost will run much guards. A. request for £100,000,000 Of course Henry Wallace is not the Grass Valley high school. Friday paign, he. said, ‘‘for one part of my their sons and daughters and their higher. however, again raises the question: going to loot his own country, but afternoon and give a free show for work during the coming year I plan employes in the armed services. The And that raises the question: How “Can we afford it?” — The evening’s enterto see to it that those who have connames of those honored he will have the power to throw open the students. will be remuch of his paycheck’is the individA much more serious question, in tainment, to which the communities tributed so generously to the war corded and enshrined in approprate ual going the gates to all those forces of radicto be willing to surrender this writer’s opinion, is wether the alism which have been steadily, unof Grass Valley and Nevada City are chest shall be kept informed of the manner. i to government? And even though he cities and counties can afford to redermining, tunneling, burrowing and invited, will be for the befiefit of disposition of their funds and the The treasurer of the fund ig Dr, is willing, how much more should linquish the large measure of congood their donatios have accomplishRobert G. Sproul, University of Calithe indivi gnawing at the foundations of our the March of Dimes. — dual surrender, ‘if governtrol over their lotal ~ 4 i affairs which ed. The war chest is not merely an fornia, Berkeley, California. al >» democracy. He will be far more usemental monopolies of many forms they will inevitably be called upon annuall y:recurring project but one il té Sidney Hillman as .Secretary are to be avoided, and if the into relinquish if they accept that the republicans in congress, in which such @ we are interested contonuLetters of Administration ~or Commerce, than ‘he possibly could dividual is to refain ‘much of any hand “out from state government. united with Texas and other demoously for the best of all causes— fhe in the vice presidency. control over his own earnings and State and local governments which crats of the “solid’’ south may be contributing to the winning of the Askedin Richards Es‘ate ‘way of life? Tmade the mistake of running te The president in appointing Walable to keep Henry’s hands out this war.”’ A petition for letters of adminisIt’s something to .think about— Washington for hand outs have learnof taxpayers lace to this job has displayed a sickgreat big reservoir tration in the estate of Thomas G. and. it will behoove the legislature ed that they have little authority money. But the chance is slim. The ening subserviency to Political ex36 HOSPITAL SHIPS . Richards who died January 6th, was to move very slowly before commitleft over projects thus financed. Tha _ America’s armed forces now have filed Tuesday by his niece pediency. He places himself not, prektiog! Action Committee is for. Mrs. Marting the state to such a Progrtm, 20 Central Valley project is a case im a fleet of 36 only a “‘little to the left of center,” as hospital ships in opera. ion Libbey. The petition recites that matter how desirable the chieetive point. And local gover nment, close the is so fond of telling newspaper Iowa, whose ebonding style was sevtion, the Ninth Service Command ‘the deceased died intestate and that May seem to be. to the people, is-still the best gov~ reporters. He places himself left of erely cramped in the vice presidential Surgeon announced today: The fleet he left $5,967.50 in cash and securAnother example: ernment—the best guarantee against have billions includes converted Henry Wallace the furthermost of all job. Now he ‘will luxury_ liners, ities, ‘and two parcels of real estate The league of California cities, big government, which can so easily with which to practice expensive exLiberty ships, and former troop of a rental value of $250 jeftists in U. S. public life. a year in with the county supervisors é turn into despotic government, ¢ periments on 130,000,000 guinea transports. Each vessel accommodatNevada —_— City: His heirg consist of tion concurring, is Tt 4s to be hoped. the ‘ There is a thin chance, very thin,’ pigs. es nace! 600 patients. nephews and. nieces. legislature for a grant of $100, 000, a wit’roceed cautionsly,