January 6, 1944 (4 pages)

© Cenibean SCIENCE . SOCIETY Christian Science Soci ety of Nevada City holds services every Sunday at their church, 114 Boulder Streét at 11 o'clock. Sun day school at 9:45 a.m. A Wednesday evening tes timonial meeting is held on the firs t Wednesday of each month at 8 o’elock. re are now doubly .assured in our Y newly ‘remodeled prescription department. All biologics are <d. Only the finest refrigerated _@rugs are used. Fair prescrip . tion charges. © MOKELUMNE HILL COST OF LIVING MINE YIELDS 610 UP 26 PCT. POUND CRYSTAL According to putting least the average wage $FCHAMBEROPPOSES LEASE OF MINE LANDS sources, the into’ immediate training 115,000 Cadet Nurses. tunately, According to figures issued by the limited ! Bureau of Labor Statics the cost of living for federal enormous need can be met only bz traiffng that little facilities more at, Unfor-} are than bo, halt . that number actually can be accom earner modated, so the government—back-. and low-salaried worker rose, from ed enrollment drive will seek to oi The followi ng, article Broad regarding a level of 100 in August 1939 to 119 Strenuous opposition to federal Street is open every day except Suncrystal mining in Calaveras County in May 1942, when the OPA was emlist only 65,000. bureau trends in regard t6 ihe days and holidays from One of the chief. obstacles placed 2 to 4 p.m. appears in the December issue of the powered ,to control prices at the rehandling of publie lands for mining The public is cordially in the way of proper care for woundinvited to aiCalifornia Mining Journal: tail level. tend our services and visi ed. service men as well as sick civil-, development is expressed in a resot the readIn the 19 months ‘since that dare F, H.iKinck, John Vecanda _and jans comes from an odd and unsus-. lution adopted by the board of diring room. the rise has been an additional’ 7.0 Nick Bullin, all of Stockton. who “The bread of God is he whi pected sourse -— from parents who ectors of the San Francisco. Chamch have leased _the Calaveras . Crysial per cént—but the record is encourhave. acommon, old-fashioned misber of Commerce on recommendacometh-down from heaven, and giyThe major portion of this committee, ‘acMine from R. P. Davis of Los Anaging, eth life junto the world.”’ cenception' that nursing is an im-. tion ofits mining These later increase in the: cost of living . cording to an annouzcement made geles, report the finding of a 610 words from John comprise the proper career for their daughters. Golii today. pound commercial crystal. This is the —to be precise, three ahaa ie! en Text to be used Sunday, To meet that objection, the U. S. January largest find in the west since the attributable to an inability to stab' Cadet Nuree Corps is: launching a The chamber also reaffirms its 9, in all’ Churches of Christ, Sceiilize food prices, principally in the'. industry, the revived stand in behalf of private enterprise. war bresent entist, zranches imew.campaign for enrollment that of The Mother . of states Mervin Porteous, superintendfield of fresh fruits and vegetables . does not stop at‘painting the pitifulcontending ‘‘thatthe experience Church, The First €hurch of Chris t, located _in Chili where prices rose 58 per cent bely true picture of injured young Amnearly a century has demonstrated ent of the mine, . Scientist, in Boston. The subj ect of Gulch, on the J. J. McSorley ranch, tween September 1942 and May 1943 erican fighters who will. have their the soundness of our present minerthe Lesson-Sermon will be “‘Sac ratwo miles south of Mokelumne Hill and accounted for three fifths of chance to live only at the hands of land laws as applied to the locament.” ithe increase in the cost of living 49. Highway State on and patenting of such of those — equally patriotic American girls and Included’ among the Scriptural. during that. period. lands as\are-or may be found to be women. It is publicising as well the: selections will be “And as they were The crystals in the Calaveras mine The subsidy program — coupled new, high standards of the corps and valuable] for their. metal content.” eating, Jesus took bread, and blessed are found in an old gravel channel, with new controls on the retail price Action\by the chamber crystallizes offering a free™ ‘‘eareer training”’ it, and brake it, and gave it to the which’ is worked through an 800of fresh. vegetables and _ fruits—— program that does not end with the its positith as a result of reports disciples and said. Take eat; this is foot tunnel. Since operations started brought reductions in the cost cf that .the y of the interior my. body,’ (Matt. 26 126.) over a year ago the mine has pro-4 living during June, July, and Augwar. It is drawing frank comparisons of the nursing profession with has been planning radical changes The following passage from the duced a good many commercial eryust of 1943. In September and Octothe many war jobs for women, and in the methods of handling federal Christian Science textbook -“‘Science tals from ten pounds up to the big ber there Were slight rises, principalproving it offers far more in personpublic lands. It also brings .to public and Health with Key to the Scripone now reported. ly due to the cost of clothing. In attention the fact that the general: tures’’ by Mary Baker Eddy, will alOn the same property is also lo‘November a slight drop took place al satisfaction and lasting: rewards. land office has been protesting ‘all Throughout this year, intensive so be included: ‘The true sense is cated the Rough Diamond Crystal in the national average. applications for mineral patents on efforts will be made to recruit the spiritually lost,-if the sacrament is (Mine, operated by E. C. Setzer of The price of food today is at the the basis of an apparent. general — critically needed nurses, who, after confined to the use of bread and South Pasadena. These mines were same level as last March, and the ‘policy differing from that which has training 24 to 30° months. will De wine. Jesus prayed; he withdrew both worked for gold until 1887 cost of living—-based on quotations been a factor encouraging developfrom the material senses to refresn when crystals were discovered. recorded by shoppers all over the ready to save lives and serve their his heart. with brighter, with spiritTwelce tons were mined during that nation on the 400 items that. detercountry. Until that time, overworkment of the nation’s mineral r=: The ed doctors and nurse§ will continue sources for scores of years. ual views.’ (p. 32.) year. mine monthly expenses of the avermining industry has made. a major At one time John McSorley shipage family—is at the same level as to do the best they can, and America ped $30,000 worth -of high grade prevailed in. April. Some items are will pay at home-And on the battle contribution to the war effort, it is we METHODIST CHURCH fronts for its blind unpreparedness claimed, and the fundamentals on — crystal to Tiffany’s in New York. up, some are down. Sunday school at 10 a. m B.ring which its productiveness has’ beon _ in one more field. the children. We have Classes for all From choice pieces the New York Since 40 per cent of the average based should not be altered now. ages: Preaching service at 11 a. m: stone cutters made replicas of the pay envelope goes for food, it has alAll members. of ‘the' California ~ crown jéWwels and gave them to Mcways been apparent that food costs Organ prelude by Mrs. Chas. Kitts. delegation in congress are being Introit choir. Violin solo, Miss Helen Sorley. He now-has them among his represent the most strategic point familiarized with the, chamber’s acButz. Anthem, choir. Sermon “Open mineral treasures. Most of them are in: the levee holding back inflation. tion in the matter. Other organizaWindows for 1944.” This is a special4 white but he has a blue and yellow Qn November 15, for example, totions are being requested to endorse ‘one. The latter was found on _ his tal average food costs were 46.8 per sermon for the friends. Young Peothe position of the San Francisco or-~ ranch but the former is imported. cent higher in the United States than ple’s meeting at 6 p. m. in the chure ganization and publications through-~ in August 1939. parlors. Preaching service at 7 p: m. out the United States are being sup Song service for ten minutes led hy (Mrs. America is reaping the bene-} plied information on the. subjects: SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6—OfficParker Borgfeldt. Flite solo, Parker fit of the. fairly high level of supers and enlisted men of the United (Borgfeldt. Sermon “The Open Door’’. plies of canned green, or wax, beans Perhaps you've heard that om States Navy units afloat and in forThis too is a special sermon -for the at the present time. That’s why point types of shoes are to be sold.Usueicl new year. values were removed from all sized eign stations have made contribucans of green or wax beans for JanWeek events: Bible. study and tions totalling $21,022.70 to the Na-. ’ the exception of prayer hour Wednesday at 7:30 -p. uary. And with tional War Fund; Ralph T. Fisher, . * m. Study the 18th chapter of St. frozen corn, peas and lima beans, al? president of thé California War John’s Gospel. Bring your Bibles. frozen vegetables may be bought this Chest, has announced, following reBy LEONE BAXTER The WSCS will meet Wednesday at month without green ration stamps, ceipt of a-report from fund ‘head-. stocks pf women’s shoes at $3 orles: By observation if not experienee, a pair without requiring ‘a peat 11 a.m. for a business meeting and quarters. ‘Mr.and Mrs. America learned in the at 12:30 p. m. a pot luck luncheon This is the first meeting of the new “Gifts from Navy men to the Nayear just past that hospital facilities and a fine program in the afternoon. year and the president desires a full tional War Fund have been. made Our “ACCURACY, ~ PROMPTNESS, CLEANLINESS Page Three’ Three reading room at 117 We 3 af ril 4 a’ oe 4 ll MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL AS SPREAD THIN . membeds and friends invited. attendance. a # All , we bas NAVY GENEROUS IN AD TO WAR CHEST DRIVE ver are few, the civilian doctor supply is dwindling and nurses have transwithout any solicitation or the provis‘om of any printed material. °6.pernenhllts pagwomen to pes i ferred their ‘ ministrations, in the cer-iny main, to the nation’s war wounded. Bank of Ametica NATIONAL FRUSTA82 ASVOCIATION the National War’ Fund,” 10us shoe stamps for this kind. ‘of declared. ‘These. contribu-!. footwear. If the shoes ¢ost moretha: Fis**t The hospitals of the country ada. $3, however,.a ration stamp ‘must tio~ are the direct result -of mitted a million more civilian pa-. i memorandum from the under-secre-. ‘be collected. tients to their wards in 1943 than is . tary of the Navy, James V. Forrestal . in the previous year, simply because Nearly 350,000 Siete: informing Navy men all’ over the! of great labor migrations, boom heads have been distributed has town conditions in many loéalities world that such a campaign servicemen in San Francisco, been in progress.’’ {and health overloaded facilities. hotels and service agencies. — e Fisher explained that the Nationi everywhere. Willows, County. Seat of Glenn And from three battle fronts and al War. Fund organized the nationCounty, was name dafter a. wide War Chest campaign recently all the cd CALIFORNIA’S ONLY STATEWIDE BANK Condensed Statement of Condition December 31, 1943 tree RESOURCES seas between, the wounded 59.181.752.01 , 3.720,000.00 810,660,642.03 10,472,722.41 {.) attenuated’ health services “1,363,620.75 even thinner, and to eliminate many. tions of personnel stationed at’ the} Thousands upon thousands of paNavy Operating Base at Oran. One Savings ‘and Time ability for Letters ot aon tients will have to be cared for at ship with a New York address. has. ff $2,261.274.250.67 ~ . 1,236,878.959.20 eh nae ae Reveyie a ia The supply has dropped that $100 each, while another operating low, under @ San Francisco fleet address . } has sent in $379. $3,498,153,209.87 aD contributed five money orders for home until new nurses. are trained. “& 3 2s © « © + $3,697,912,674.78 LIABILITIES s A. submarine squadron “address ‘uiknown”, has} ‘\edntributed $500. P mel iat a (Naval Air Station in. Alaska donated 21.228,216.77 9,596,659.63 a total of $982.50. Letters enclosing. contributions chin men in the armed forces em-j§, 8,549,603,00 phasize the fact that War Chest gifts ft are as important to the building of morale as they are for the direct service they render, Fisher said. 166,384,994.51 a & e-8 2 $3,697,912,674.78 a s), Annee! Dividend $2. Preferred $30 Surplu ¢ reeued at $50 ($20 Capital— di and accrued TOTAL LIABILITIES . ee of eadinciidee reirebletheot eo ret tha Landon, Boyland, beakdog flee Tiss at statemont Dry lakes more’ than 100 miles ie Mt ee 6 long and 26 miles wide are found in Northern Nevada, Viticulture is the science of grape een . Cd 20,898,072.78 1,108,545.34 TOTAL, RESOURCES willows which ‘once was a.Jandmar jarrived home for hospitalization in completed on behalf of 17. war-rebetween the Sacramento. river an lated causes. ~The California War ever-increasing numbers last year. ‘the foothills: The drain of hospital space, the presChest, he added, is the state unit of the National War Fund. sure of work on available nurses Included in the Navy. contribution reached a point months ago where the only solution was to spread the were two treasury checks totalling $1,968.61, ‘representing subscrip. j] already culture; enology is wine making. i (MAIN OFFICES IN TWO RESERVE CITIES OF CALIFORNIA iis AL RESER SYSTEM, SAN FRANCISCO Branches throughout California united for strength aud service saa “ & Corporal Carl J. ‘Tobiassen of the U. 8S. Mariiies is now athletic direct-. or at the Marine Corps rifle range at Camp Matthews, near San Diego, . California. Sa. Guild Plans Work For 1 St. 5 Paiwy Guild of Trinity Church is holding its first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs. C. E. Parsons. The newofficers for’ 1944 will take over’ their Posts, namely Mrs. C. E. Parsons, president, re elected. Mvs. Lee Michell, vice presidnt, Mre. R. V? Champie, treasurer, re-elected, ahd Mrs. Mark Edmonds, vice president. The ladies are plan ning a busy year which will include: their regular parish and diocesan Work and aid in the work to com plete repairing the church made nec-. Se se aeeaites ee + the sclance of % *% — *% * Do ‘iti “left out of it”? ARE pip Ame non duar hemmed to sha inre this

© Cenibean SCIENCE . SOCIETY Christian Science Soci ety of Nevada City holds services every Sunday at their church, 114 Boulder Streét at 11 o'clock. Sun day school at 9:45 a.m. A Wednesday evening tes timonial meeting is held on the firs t Wednesday of each month at 8 o’elock. re are now doubly .assured in our Y newly ‘remodeled prescription department. All biologics are <d. Only the finest refrigerated _@rugs are used. Fair prescrip . tion charges. © MOKELUMNE HILL COST OF LIVING MINE YIELDS 610 UP 26 PCT. POUND CRYSTAL According to putting least the average wage $FCHAMBEROPPOSES LEASE OF MINE LANDS sources, the into’ immediate training 115,000 Cadet Nurses. tunately, According to figures issued by the limited ! Bureau of Labor Statics the cost of living for federal enormous need can be met only bz traiffng that little facilities more at, Unfor-} are than bo, halt . that number actually can be accom earner modated, so the government—back-. and low-salaried worker rose, from ed enrollment drive will seek to oi The followi ng, article Broad regarding a level of 100 in August 1939 to 119 Strenuous opposition to federal Street is open every day except Suncrystal mining in Calaveras County in May 1942, when the OPA was emlist only 65,000. bureau trends in regard t6 ihe days and holidays from One of the chief. obstacles placed 2 to 4 p.m. appears in the December issue of the powered ,to control prices at the rehandling of publie lands for mining The public is cordially in the way of proper care for woundinvited to aiCalifornia Mining Journal: tail level. tend our services and visi ed. service men as well as sick civil-, development is expressed in a resot the readIn the 19 months ‘since that dare F, H.iKinck, John Vecanda _and jans comes from an odd and unsus-. lution adopted by the board of diring room. the rise has been an additional’ 7.0 Nick Bullin, all of Stockton. who “The bread of God is he whi pected sourse -— from parents who ectors of the San Francisco. Chamch have leased _the Calaveras . Crysial per cént—but the record is encourhave. acommon, old-fashioned misber of Commerce on recommendacometh-down from heaven, and giyThe major portion of this committee, ‘acMine from R. P. Davis of Los Anaging, eth life junto the world.”’ cenception' that nursing is an im-. tion ofits mining These later increase in the: cost of living . cording to an annouzcement made geles, report the finding of a 610 words from John comprise the proper career for their daughters. Golii today. pound commercial crystal. This is the —to be precise, three ahaa ie! en Text to be used Sunday, To meet that objection, the U. S. January largest find in the west since the attributable to an inability to stab' Cadet Nuree Corps is: launching a The chamber also reaffirms its 9, in all’ Churches of Christ, Sceiilize food prices, principally in the'. industry, the revived stand in behalf of private enterprise. war bresent entist, zranches imew.campaign for enrollment that of The Mother . of states Mervin Porteous, superintendfield of fresh fruits and vegetables . does not stop at‘painting the pitifulcontending ‘‘thatthe experience Church, The First €hurch of Chris t, located _in Chili where prices rose 58 per cent bely true picture of injured young Amnearly a century has demonstrated ent of the mine, . Scientist, in Boston. The subj ect of Gulch, on the J. J. McSorley ranch, tween September 1942 and May 1943 erican fighters who will. have their the soundness of our present minerthe Lesson-Sermon will be “‘Sac ratwo miles south of Mokelumne Hill and accounted for three fifths of chance to live only at the hands of land laws as applied to the locament.” ithe increase in the cost of living 49. Highway State on and patenting of such of those — equally patriotic American girls and Included’ among the Scriptural. during that. period. lands as\are-or may be found to be women. It is publicising as well the: selections will be “And as they were The crystals in the Calaveras mine The subsidy program — coupled new, high standards of the corps and valuable] for their. metal content.” eating, Jesus took bread, and blessed are found in an old gravel channel, with new controls on the retail price Action\by the chamber crystallizes offering a free™ ‘‘eareer training”’ it, and brake it, and gave it to the which’ is worked through an 800of fresh. vegetables and _ fruits—— program that does not end with the its positith as a result of reports disciples and said. Take eat; this is foot tunnel. Since operations started brought reductions in the cost cf that .the y of the interior my. body,’ (Matt. 26 126.) over a year ago the mine has pro-4 living during June, July, and Augwar. It is drawing frank comparisons of the nursing profession with has been planning radical changes The following passage from the duced a good many commercial eryust of 1943. In September and Octothe many war jobs for women, and in the methods of handling federal Christian Science textbook -“‘Science tals from ten pounds up to the big ber there Were slight rises, principalproving it offers far more in personpublic lands. It also brings .to public and Health with Key to the Scripone now reported. ly due to the cost of clothing. In attention the fact that the general: tures’’ by Mary Baker Eddy, will alOn the same property is also lo‘November a slight drop took place al satisfaction and lasting: rewards. land office has been protesting ‘all Throughout this year, intensive so be included: ‘The true sense is cated the Rough Diamond Crystal in the national average. applications for mineral patents on efforts will be made to recruit the spiritually lost,-if the sacrament is (Mine, operated by E. C. Setzer of The price of food today is at the the basis of an apparent. general — critically needed nurses, who, after confined to the use of bread and South Pasadena. These mines were same level as last March, and the ‘policy differing from that which has training 24 to 30° months. will De wine. Jesus prayed; he withdrew both worked for gold until 1887 cost of living—-based on quotations been a factor encouraging developfrom the material senses to refresn when crystals were discovered. recorded by shoppers all over the ready to save lives and serve their his heart. with brighter, with spiritTwelce tons were mined during that nation on the 400 items that. detercountry. Until that time, overworkment of the nation’s mineral r=: The ed doctors and nurse§ will continue sources for scores of years. ual views.’ (p. 32.) year. mine monthly expenses of the avermining industry has made. a major At one time John McSorley shipage family—is at the same level as to do the best they can, and America ped $30,000 worth -of high grade prevailed in. April. Some items are will pay at home-And on the battle contribution to the war effort, it is we METHODIST CHURCH fronts for its blind unpreparedness claimed, and the fundamentals on — crystal to Tiffany’s in New York. up, some are down. Sunday school at 10 a. m B.ring which its productiveness has’ beon _ in one more field. the children. We have Classes for all From choice pieces the New York Since 40 per cent of the average based should not be altered now. ages: Preaching service at 11 a. m: stone cutters made replicas of the pay envelope goes for food, it has alAll members. of ‘the' California ~ crown jéWwels and gave them to Mcways been apparent that food costs Organ prelude by Mrs. Chas. Kitts. delegation in congress are being Introit choir. Violin solo, Miss Helen Sorley. He now-has them among his represent the most strategic point familiarized with the, chamber’s acButz. Anthem, choir. Sermon “Open mineral treasures. Most of them are in: the levee holding back inflation. tion in the matter. Other organizaWindows for 1944.” This is a special4 white but he has a blue and yellow Qn November 15, for example, totions are being requested to endorse ‘one. The latter was found on _ his tal average food costs were 46.8 per sermon for the friends. Young Peothe position of the San Francisco or-~ ranch but the former is imported. cent higher in the United States than ple’s meeting at 6 p. m. in the chure ganization and publications through-~ in August 1939. parlors. Preaching service at 7 p: m. out the United States are being sup Song service for ten minutes led hy (Mrs. America is reaping the bene-} plied information on the. subjects: SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6—OfficParker Borgfeldt. Flite solo, Parker fit of the. fairly high level of supers and enlisted men of the United (Borgfeldt. Sermon “The Open Door’’. plies of canned green, or wax, beans Perhaps you've heard that om States Navy units afloat and in forThis too is a special sermon -for the at the present time. That’s why point types of shoes are to be sold.Usueicl new year. values were removed from all sized eign stations have made contribucans of green or wax beans for JanWeek events: Bible. study and tions totalling $21,022.70 to the Na-. ’ the exception of prayer hour Wednesday at 7:30 -p. uary. And with tional War Fund; Ralph T. Fisher, . *

m. Study the 18th chapter of St. frozen corn, peas and lima beans, al? president of thé California War John’s Gospel. Bring your Bibles. frozen vegetables may be bought this Chest, has announced, following reBy LEONE BAXTER The WSCS will meet Wednesday at month without green ration stamps, ceipt of a-report from fund ‘head-. stocks pf women’s shoes at $3 orles: By observation if not experienee, a pair without requiring ‘a peat 11 a.m. for a business meeting and quarters. ‘Mr.and Mrs. America learned in the at 12:30 p. m. a pot luck luncheon This is the first meeting of the new “Gifts from Navy men to the Nayear just past that hospital facilities and a fine program in the afternoon. year and the president desires a full tional War Fund have been. made Our “ACCURACY, ~ PROMPTNESS, CLEANLINESS Page Three’ Three reading room at 117 We 3 af ril 4 a’ oe 4 ll MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL AS SPREAD THIN . membeds and friends invited. attendance. a # All , we bas NAVY GENEROUS IN AD TO WAR CHEST DRIVE ver are few, the civilian doctor supply is dwindling and nurses have transwithout any solicitation or the provis‘om of any printed material. °6.pernenhllts pagwomen to pes i ferred their ‘ ministrations, in the cer-iny main, to the nation’s war wounded. Bank of Ametica NATIONAL FRUSTA82 ASVOCIATION the National War’ Fund,” 10us shoe stamps for this kind. ‘of declared. ‘These. contribu-!. footwear. If the shoes ¢ost moretha: Fis**t The hospitals of the country ada. $3, however,.a ration stamp ‘must tio~ are the direct result -of mitted a million more civilian pa-. i memorandum from the under-secre-. ‘be collected. tients to their wards in 1943 than is . tary of the Navy, James V. Forrestal . in the previous year, simply because Nearly 350,000 Siete: informing Navy men all’ over the! of great labor migrations, boom heads have been distributed has town conditions in many loéalities world that such a campaign servicemen in San Francisco, been in progress.’’ {and health overloaded facilities. hotels and service agencies. — e Fisher explained that the Nationi everywhere. Willows, County. Seat of Glenn And from three battle fronts and al War. Fund organized the nationCounty, was name dafter a. wide War Chest campaign recently all the cd CALIFORNIA’S ONLY STATEWIDE BANK Condensed Statement of Condition December 31, 1943 tree RESOURCES seas between, the wounded 59.181.752.01 , 3.720,000.00 810,660,642.03 10,472,722.41 {.) attenuated’ health services “1,363,620.75 even thinner, and to eliminate many. tions of personnel stationed at’ the} Thousands upon thousands of paNavy Operating Base at Oran. One Savings ‘and Time ability for Letters ot aon tients will have to be cared for at ship with a New York address. has. ff $2,261.274.250.67 ~ . 1,236,878.959.20 eh nae ae Reveyie a ia The supply has dropped that $100 each, while another operating low, under @ San Francisco fleet address . } has sent in $379. $3,498,153,209.87 aD contributed five money orders for home until new nurses. are trained. “& 3 2s © « © + $3,697,912,674.78 LIABILITIES s A. submarine squadron “address ‘uiknown”, has} ‘\edntributed $500. P mel iat a (Naval Air Station in. Alaska donated 21.228,216.77 9,596,659.63 a total of $982.50. Letters enclosing. contributions chin men in the armed forces em-j§, 8,549,603,00 phasize the fact that War Chest gifts ft are as important to the building of morale as they are for the direct service they render, Fisher said. 166,384,994.51 a & e-8 2 $3,697,912,674.78 a s), Annee! Dividend $2. Preferred $30 Surplu ¢ reeued at $50 ($20 Capital— di and accrued TOTAL LIABILITIES . ee of eadinciidee reirebletheot eo ret tha Landon, Boyland, beakdog flee Tiss at statemont Dry lakes more’ than 100 miles ie Mt ee 6 long and 26 miles wide are found in Northern Nevada, Viticulture is the science of grape een . Cd 20,898,072.78 1,108,545.34 TOTAL, RESOURCES willows which ‘once was a.Jandmar jarrived home for hospitalization in completed on behalf of 17. war-rebetween the Sacramento. river an lated causes. ~The California War ever-increasing numbers last year. ‘the foothills: The drain of hospital space, the presChest, he added, is the state unit of the National War Fund. sure of work on available nurses Included in the Navy. contribution reached a point months ago where the only solution was to spread the were two treasury checks totalling $1,968.61, ‘representing subscrip. j] already culture; enology is wine making. i (MAIN OFFICES IN TWO RESERVE CITIES OF CALIFORNIA iis AL RESER SYSTEM, SAN FRANCISCO Branches throughout California united for strength aud service saa “ & Corporal Carl J. ‘Tobiassen of the U. 8S. Mariiies is now athletic direct-. or at the Marine Corps rifle range at Camp Matthews, near San Diego, . California. Sa. Guild Plans Work For 1 St. 5 Paiwy Guild of Trinity Church is holding its first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs. C. E. Parsons. The newofficers for’ 1944 will take over’ their Posts, namely Mrs. C. E. Parsons, president, re elected. Mvs. Lee Michell, vice presidnt, Mre. R. V? Champie, treasurer, re-elected, ahd Mrs. Mark Edmonds, vice president. The ladies are plan ning a busy year which will include: their regular parish and diocesan Work and aid in the work to com plete repairing the church made nec-. Se se aeeaites ee + the sclance of % *% — *% * Do ‘iti “left out of it”? ARE pip Ame non duar hemmed to sha inre this