July 16, 1941 (6 pages)

PAGE FOUR — —— Just WonbdgEriIn’ UERSTE co —— I wonder at the treasures found Upon the mother lode, Where claims that never peter out Mark every. winding road. Our eyes may miss the gold concealed In gravel and in ore, But those who seek will surely find A wealth of golden lore. I wonder at the innumerable treasures sought by those who visit the little communities of the mother lode. Prospectors all, their objectives present a bewildering variety. Monitors have begun to roar again along the mother lode and mining minded men are coming up to the ghost towns of the Sierras in search of golden treasure. Many of these modern pioneers are sturdy, well trained men, who know their auriferous gravel and are capable of appraising the content of gold bearing rock with uncanny accuracy. ; If perchance they lack practical experience, and are confronted by problems for which they are not fully prepared, there is sure to be a long time resident standing by, with a whimsical grin upon his face and just the right amount of needed information. NEVADA CITY NUGGET aE ae THIS WEEK in DEFENSE The President indorsed the British recruiting drive for 15,000 to 30,000 American technicians to aid air raid detection in England. He also pointed out that American youth can join British or Chinese armed forces if they do mot take an oath of allegiance to any country other than the United States. He told a press conference the possibility of sending rifles to Hire is being considered if thes Eire government gives assurances they would be used against Germany in the event of a German attack on Ireland. ; Army The War Department announced total strength of the Army as 1,441,500 officers and enlisted men, ineluding: Regular Army 505,700; National Guard, 288,800; Selectees, 594,000; Reserve Officers, 53,000. Pair haath = Allowing Campfire To Escape Their Control George E. McKune and Joseph D. Wagner of 610 M Street, Sacramento were convicted in Judge John Runckle’s court in Dutch Flat Monday for allowing a camp fire to escape their control Sunday in Blue Canyon Creek below ‘Midas on the Tahoe National Forest. McKune was convicted of allowing a camip fire to escape and also for not having a camp fire permit and the required shovel and axe. He was fined $100 or 50 days in jail. Joseph D. Wagner was given a $50 suspended sentence. Fire Prevention Officer Rafferty investigated the cause of the fire. The investigation on the ground developed definite clues as to the cause of the fire and the responsible parties. Sacramento detectives E. A. Spraktes and H. A. Warren assisted Rafferty in locating McKune and Wagner in Sacramento Sunday evening, July 6. Supervisor Ellis states that McKune and Wagner had gone into Blue Canyon diggings on a prospecting trip. They knew they needed a camp fire permit and the required shovel ahd axe but thought they could get Attracted by the lure of gold, many rank amateurs come. army Chief of Staff Marshall anto the hills to pursue a feverish quest for hidden wealth. We find them industriously panning top soil, hammering away at our croppings of barren rocks if, in the serene confidence that “ele is where you find it,”’ they have found the where. 'Back to the mother lode comes that ancient order of E. president that steps be taken to obClampus Vitus, and in its weird cerémonies and rollicking pranks, the medern clampers find the same pure gold of fun and laughter discovered and enjoyed by the pioneers of old. This by no means completes the list of those who come questing along the mother lode; there are artists and writers seeking the glowing colors of beauty, romance and historic . the U. S. fleet expansion program is data, students of plant life, bird life and geology, there are those who come for various recreational purposes; hunters, fishermen, tourists and vacationists. Prospectors all, who find, aside from thé things they seek, rest, relaxation and escape. ation of the national emergency, and from the cares and duties of daily living and that refreshment} asked Congress for authority to conof the spirit which comes to those who lift up their eyes to the} tinue all naval enlistment personhills. Do we who are priviliged to live in this magic region of . ne! in service for the duration. the golden west, fully appreciate the beauties and wonders which surround us? Uncle Silas says: ““That rosy glow upon a certain horizon . new unit known as the “Army Air isn’t a great volcano in full bloom, it is a little brown nation . Forces,” consolidating present units blushing hotly. Japan is finding the triangular love nest most uncomfortable. She could be ever so faithful to either Hitler or Stalin, “‘were t’other dear charmer away,” but with both of them tugging at her sensitive heart strings, the course of true love is running sadly awry. Maybe dear Cupid Masuoka shooting confused arrows, oh so.’ —A. Merriam Conner. LEGAL NOTICES No. 7977. SUMMONS IN PARTITION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the County Clerk of said County. DERRAH B. VAN DYKE, LYNNE KELLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff. JUPITER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, a corporation, Plaintiff. vs. WESTERN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation; JOHN ROSENFELD’S SONS, a corporation; F. D. SHUCK; JANE DOE SHUCK, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of F. D. Shuck; HERMAN DOLLMAN; JANE DOE DOLLMAN, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Herman Dollman; ‘LEROY FOSS; JANE DOE FOSS, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Leroy Foss; C. A. HEATH as Administrator of the Estate of Mary Mulroy, Deceased; FRED G, TIPPETT and MAY TIPPETT, his wife; AND ALSO ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN WHO HAVE OR CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN OR LIEN UPON THE REAL PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, Defendants. SUMMONS IN PARTITION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING TO: Western Title Insurance Company, a corporation; John Rosenfeld’s Sons, a corporation; F. D. Shuck; Jane Doe Shuck, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of F. D. Shuck; Herman Dillman, Jane Doe Dollman, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Herman Dollman; Leroy Foss; Jane Doe Foss, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Leroy Foss; C. A. Heath as Administrator of the Estate of Mary Mulroy, Deceased; Fred G. Tippett and May Tippett, his wife; and also all persons unknown who have or claim any interest in or lien upon the real property herein described, Defendants, YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action has been commenced against you in the above entitled Court by the above named paintiff for the purpose of partitioning that certain real property situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, particularly described as follows: PARCEL 1. All of the mineral deposits of every kind and description § situate, lyae oo0. Dee in, on or under the following described Property: West half of Lot 8 of Northwest Quarter, West half of Lot 9 of Northeast Quarter, East half of Lot 10 of 12 of Northwest Quarter of Section aa ee ayy 8, and East half of Lot 7 of Northwest Quarter, East half of Lot 10 of Northeast Quarter and East half of Lot 11 of Northeast Quarter of Section 4, all in Township 15 North, Range 8 East, M. D. M., excepting from the West half of said Lot 8, however, any portion thereof lying within the boundaries of Mineral Lot 48. Excepting therefrom the outstanding interest of Title Insurance and Guaranty: Company, a corporation, and excepting therefrom existing easements. PARCEL 2. FIRST: E% of SW% of SW, SE% of SWY% of Sec. 33, T. 16 N. R. 8 E. M. D. M. Excepting theréfrom existing easements. SECOND: Lots numbered 1, 2 and 6 of NE% of Section 4 in T. 15 N. R. 8 E. M. D. M. Excepting therefrom existing easements. THIRD: All that portion of Lot 5 of the NW¥% of Section 3 in T. 15 N. R. 8 E. M. D. M., described as follows: Magnetic variation 19 degrees east, viz, Commencing at the NW corner of said Lot 5, from which the NW corner of said Section 3 bears N one degree 34 minutes E. at the distance of 649.05 feet; thence S 87 degrees 40 minutes E. 712.28 feet along North line of Lot 5, to the intersection with the fence between property of P. F. Smith and North Star Mines Company; thence South 4 degrees 42 minutes East 54.62 feet along said fence to fence angle at a thirty inch pine tree; thence South 40 degrees and 3 minutes West 257.07 feet along fence line; thence South 41 degrees 55 minutes West 172.77 feet to fence corner at junction of fence lines between property of P. F. Smith, North Star Mines Co, and James McDonald; thence South 70 degrees and 34 minutes West 155.46 feet along. fence line between property of P. F. Smith and James McDonald; thence South 68 degrees and 00 minutes West 77.06 feet along fence line; thence South 68 degrees 23 minutes West 118.86 feet along fence lines; thence South 67 degrees 34 minutes West 132.17 feet to a point on the Section line between Sections 3 and 4; ‘thence North 1 degree 34 minutes. Hast 584.09 feet along said Section line to the place of beginning, and containing 6.36 acres. Reserving, however, unto Ellen J Smith, a widow, of the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, her heirs and assigns, the surface of said property to a depth of 100 feet, it being the intention that a conveyance cover only the mineral, ore and metal under said property, with the right to extract the same therefrom to any depth up to 100 feet of the surface thereof. Excepting therefrom existing ease ments, G And you are hereby. directed to appear and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, wtihin TEN for funds to add 100,000 men to the Regular Army to replace those sent to outlying bases. The Army also announced it has recommended to the tain authority to continue the National Guard and Reserve Officers on active: duty for more than one year. 3 Navy Navy Secretary Knox announced “setting records every day.’’ He also announced revision of enelistment contracts for the Marine Corps Reserve to provide service for the durAir ; The War Department announced unification of its air activities in a in a single command under Major General Arnold, Deputy Chief of Staff for Air. Secretary of War Stimson said the air forces are now independent within the department. The Civil Aeronautics Authority announced a $95,000,000 program to complete work on 250 airports now under way and to construct or improve 149 additiona airports, Aluminum Collection Civilian Defense Director LaGuardia announced July 21 as the date when governors, mayors and other officials local defense councils and such organizations as the American ‘Legion, Boy Scouts, women’s clubs, farm and religious organizations will cooperate in collecting unneeded aluminum from every home in the land., LaGuardia estimated that 20,000,000 pounds of aluminum—enough nounced that Congress will be asked . 2W4yY with out these necessary requirements. Hid they taken the necessary precautions before leaving on. their camping trip they would have been able to fire proof the area surrounding their camp fire and_ it would not have escaped their control. ie The hot weather during the past week has dried the grass and ‘other forest debris. Until the fall rains, the forest will Je as dry as tinder. This necessitates that all campers, recreationists and others going into the mountains must exercise extreme eaution with fires. Strict complaince with the fire regulations is being enforced. Yuba City Man FinedFor Being Without Permit Ranger John Hodgson of the Big Bend District on the Tahoe National Forest reports that Winfield Scott Ryan of Yuba City was arrested by Protective Assistant J. G. Wheeler on a charge of ‘burning without a permit on the YMCA camp at Bear Valley on July 4. Ryan appeared before Justice of the Peace John R. Runekle on July 8 and upon pleading guilty was.fined ten dollars which was paid. Judge Runckle in passing sentence stated he was of the opinion that a concentrated effort should be made that acts of carelessness and disregard pertaining to the state fire laws would not be condoned. California hithway patrolmen declare jumping the red light is like jumping a board bills—both lead to a trip to jail. Take it easy! Blitz buggies are made for soldiers, not civilians. Bank Continues Growth While Serving Defense Local officers of Bank of America point to thé bank's statement of condition of June 30, appearing elsea «ei Dy issue, as a picture of eoniinved growth while the institution ccoperated unreservedly with the national defense program and still maintained a full measure of service to ordinary buStmess and individual needs. Achievement of the new high marks under normal conditions and while coping with the requirements of many special services was regara.! ed not only as a tribute to the efficient management of the bank but also as evidence of the entire state’s economic soundness, to which this community has made an important: contribution during the period. FIRE CONTROLLED State Division of Forestry and Tahoe National Forest fire fighters controlled a blaze in: Blue Tent near the Arbogast Sawmill before it reachTHURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941. Popular Sheet Music. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. Subscribe for the Nugget For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER ~ % John W. Darke 109-3 Phones 109-M ed a heavy growth of timber. : Used Radios, $5.00 and UP. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONK 308 Next Time I'll Buy Tires From The O.' K.' Hills. Flat . Before the TAX ecaps now $4.25 . O. K. TIRE WELD CO. G. R. (RED) JARRARDGrass Valley, California. _ 3 Years in Business at Hills Flat Bad NOOTL. soe 4 os NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. ‘Mail order check work promptly-attended to. Assays made for gold, silver,’ lead: And copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Pctaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance Proprietor me . . [ love with all my heart. To eat with apple tart. Dairy PHONE 77 The Friendly Cow, all red and white She gives us cream with all her might . —Robt. Louis Stevenson to keep fires out of our forests and, {} Bret Harte NEVADA CITY for 2,000 fighter planes—would be collected. Priorities The OPM announced priority action on crude rubber, zine and tungsten compounds. Rubber consumption is to be reduced 718,000 to 600,000 tons a year; 16,000 tons of metallic zine will be reserved in an emergency pool to meet ‘expected 1941 shortage; and priority control over tungsten has been extended two months past June 30, the originally scheduled expiration date. Labor Supply President Roosevelt created a Committee on Fair Employment Practice ‘to investigate complaints of discrimination in defense employment and ordered all federal agencies to include in defense contracts a provision obligating the. contractor . to avoid discrimination. The President said in some instances workers have been barred from defense jobs “solely because of race, creed, color, or national origin.’’ LaMar Fleming Recovering From Operation Performed Last Week In Philippine Islands— Lamar Fleming, who was operated upon last week in the Philippine Islands for a stomach ailment, is reported improving satisfactorily. Mleming a native of Nevada City, is manager of a mine in the Phiippines. Table models in used radios. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. days after the service on you of this summons, if served within said Nevada County, or within THIRTY. days if served. elsewhere, And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint. GIVEN under my hand and the seal of said Superior Court at the County of Nevada, State of Califor nia, this 6th day of June, 1941. (Seal). R. N. McCORMACK, Clerk. By R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk. June 26, July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Aug. 4, 14,21. And get this big satisfaction ‘ along with your savings Cee the satisfaction of knowing that your Chevrolet brings you all the necessities and most of the luxuries of cars costing hundreds of dollars more. the satisfaction of knowing that your Chevrolet is the leading car in popular demand— first again in ’41 for the tenth time in the last eleven years! Every Day --in Every Wayave with a Mountain Chevrolet Company i -_ Se ~

PAGE FOUR — —— Just WonbdgEriIn’ UERSTE co —— I wonder at the treasures found Upon the mother lode, Where claims that never peter out Mark every. winding road. Our eyes may miss the gold concealed In gravel and in ore, But those who seek will surely find A wealth of golden lore. I wonder at the innumerable treasures sought by those who visit the little communities of the mother lode. Prospectors all, their objectives present a bewildering variety. Monitors have begun to roar again along the mother lode and mining minded men are coming up to the ghost towns of the Sierras in search of golden treasure. Many of these modern pioneers are sturdy, well trained men, who know their auriferous gravel and are capable of appraising the content of gold bearing rock with uncanny accuracy. ; If perchance they lack practical experience, and are confronted by problems for which they are not fully prepared, there is sure to be a long time resident standing by, with a whimsical grin upon his face and just the right amount of needed information. NEVADA CITY NUGGET aE ae THIS WEEK in DEFENSE The President indorsed the British recruiting drive for 15,000 to 30,000 American technicians to aid air raid detection in England. He also pointed out that American youth can join British or Chinese armed forces if they do mot take an oath of allegiance to any country other than the United States. He told a press conference the possibility of sending rifles to Hire is being considered if thes Eire government gives assurances they would be used against Germany in the event of a German attack on Ireland. ; Army The War Department announced total strength of the Army as 1,441,500 officers and enlisted men, ineluding: Regular Army 505,700; National Guard, 288,800; Selectees, 594,000; Reserve Officers, 53,000. Pair haath = Allowing Campfire To Escape Their Control George E. McKune and Joseph D. Wagner of 610 M Street, Sacramento were convicted in Judge John Runckle’s court in Dutch Flat Monday for allowing a camp fire to escape their control Sunday in Blue Canyon Creek below ‘Midas on the Tahoe National Forest. McKune was convicted of allowing a camip fire to escape and also for not having a camp fire permit and the required shovel and axe. He was fined $100 or 50 days in jail. Joseph D. Wagner was given a $50 suspended sentence. Fire Prevention Officer Rafferty investigated the cause of the fire. The investigation on the ground developed definite clues as to the cause of the fire and the responsible parties. Sacramento detectives E. A. Spraktes and H. A. Warren assisted Rafferty in locating McKune and Wagner in Sacramento Sunday evening, July 6. Supervisor Ellis states that McKune and Wagner had gone into Blue Canyon diggings on a prospecting trip. They knew they needed a camp fire permit and the required shovel ahd axe but thought they could get Attracted by the lure of gold, many rank amateurs come. army Chief of Staff Marshall anto the hills to pursue a feverish quest for hidden wealth. We find them industriously panning top soil, hammering away at our croppings of barren rocks if, in the serene confidence that “ele is where you find it,”’ they have found the where. 'Back to the mother lode comes that ancient order of E. president that steps be taken to obClampus Vitus, and in its weird cerémonies and rollicking pranks, the medern clampers find the same pure gold of fun and laughter discovered and enjoyed by the pioneers of old. This by no means completes the list of those who come questing along the mother lode; there are artists and writers seeking the glowing colors of beauty, romance and historic . the U. S. fleet expansion program is data, students of plant life, bird life and geology, there are those who come for various recreational purposes; hunters, fishermen, tourists and vacationists. Prospectors all, who find, aside from thé things they seek, rest, relaxation and escape. ation of the national emergency, and from the cares and duties of daily living and that refreshment} asked Congress for authority to conof the spirit which comes to those who lift up their eyes to the} tinue all naval enlistment personhills. Do we who are priviliged to live in this magic region of . ne! in service for the duration. the golden west, fully appreciate the beauties and wonders which surround us? Uncle Silas says: ““That rosy glow upon a certain horizon . new unit known as the “Army Air isn’t a great volcano in full bloom, it is a little brown nation . Forces,” consolidating present units blushing hotly. Japan is finding the triangular love nest most uncomfortable. She could be ever so faithful to either Hitler or Stalin, “‘were t’other dear charmer away,” but with both of them tugging at her sensitive heart strings, the course of true love is running sadly awry. Maybe dear Cupid Masuoka shooting confused arrows, oh so.’ —A. Merriam Conner. LEGAL NOTICES No. 7977. SUMMONS IN PARTITION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the County Clerk of said County. DERRAH B. VAN DYKE, LYNNE KELLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff. JUPITER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, a corporation, Plaintiff. vs. WESTERN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation; JOHN ROSENFELD’S SONS, a corporation; F. D. SHUCK; JANE DOE SHUCK, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of F. D. Shuck; HERMAN DOLLMAN; JANE DOE DOLLMAN, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Herman Dollman; ‘LEROY FOSS; JANE DOE FOSS, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Leroy Foss; C. A. HEATH as Administrator of the Estate of Mary Mulroy, Deceased; FRED G, TIPPETT and MAY TIPPETT, his wife; AND ALSO ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN WHO HAVE OR CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN OR LIEN UPON THE REAL PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, Defendants. SUMMONS IN PARTITION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING TO: Western Title Insurance Company, a corporation; John Rosenfeld’s Sons, a corporation; F. D. Shuck; Jane Doe Shuck, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of F. D. Shuck; Herman Dillman, Jane Doe Dollman, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Herman Dollman; Leroy Foss; Jane Doe Foss, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Leroy Foss; C. A. Heath as Administrator of the Estate of Mary Mulroy, Deceased; Fred G. Tippett and May Tippett, his wife; and also all persons unknown who have or claim any interest in or lien upon the real property herein described, Defendants, YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action has been commenced against you in the above entitled Court by the above named paintiff for the purpose of partitioning that certain real property situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, particularly described as follows: PARCEL 1. All of the mineral deposits of every kind and description § situate, lyae oo0. Dee in, on or under the following described Property: West half of Lot 8 of Northwest Quarter, West half of Lot 9 of Northeast Quarter, East half of Lot 10 of 12 of Northwest Quarter of Section aa ee ayy 8, and East half of Lot 7 of Northwest Quarter, East half of Lot 10 of Northeast Quarter and East half of Lot 11 of Northeast Quarter of Section 4, all in Township 15 North, Range 8 East, M. D. M., excepting from the West half of said Lot 8, however, any portion thereof lying within the boundaries of Mineral Lot 48. Excepting therefrom the outstanding interest of Title Insurance and Guaranty: Company, a corporation, and excepting therefrom existing easements. PARCEL 2. FIRST: E% of SW% of SW, SE% of SWY% of Sec. 33, T. 16 N. R. 8 E. M. D. M. Excepting theréfrom existing easements. SECOND: Lots numbered 1, 2 and 6 of NE% of Section 4 in T. 15 N. R. 8 E. M. D. M. Excepting therefrom existing easements. THIRD: All that portion of Lot 5 of the NW¥% of Section 3 in T. 15 N. R. 8 E. M. D. M., described as follows: Magnetic variation 19 degrees east, viz, Commencing at the NW corner of said Lot 5, from which the NW corner of said Section 3 bears N one degree 34 minutes E. at the distance of 649.05 feet; thence S 87 degrees 40 minutes E. 712.28 feet along North line of Lot 5, to the intersection with the fence between property of P. F. Smith and North Star Mines Company; thence South 4 degrees 42 minutes East 54.62 feet along said fence to fence angle at a thirty inch pine tree; thence South 40 degrees and 3 minutes West 257.07 feet along fence line; thence South 41 degrees 55 minutes West 172.77 feet to fence corner at junction of fence lines between property of P. F. Smith, North Star Mines Co, and James McDonald; thence South 70 degrees and 34 minutes West 155.46 feet along. fence line between property of P. F. Smith and James McDonald; thence South 68 degrees and 00 minutes West 77.06 feet along fence line; thence South 68 degrees 23 minutes West 118.86 feet along fence lines; thence South 67 degrees 34 minutes West 132.17 feet to a point on the Section line between Sections 3 and 4; ‘thence North 1 degree 34 minutes. Hast 584.09 feet along said Section line to the place of beginning, and containing 6.36 acres.

Reserving, however, unto Ellen J Smith, a widow, of the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, her heirs and assigns, the surface of said property to a depth of 100 feet, it being the intention that a conveyance cover only the mineral, ore and metal under said property, with the right to extract the same therefrom to any depth up to 100 feet of the surface thereof. Excepting therefrom existing ease ments, G And you are hereby. directed to appear and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, wtihin TEN for funds to add 100,000 men to the Regular Army to replace those sent to outlying bases. The Army also announced it has recommended to the tain authority to continue the National Guard and Reserve Officers on active: duty for more than one year. 3 Navy Navy Secretary Knox announced “setting records every day.’’ He also announced revision of enelistment contracts for the Marine Corps Reserve to provide service for the durAir ; The War Department announced unification of its air activities in a in a single command under Major General Arnold, Deputy Chief of Staff for Air. Secretary of War Stimson said the air forces are now independent within the department. The Civil Aeronautics Authority announced a $95,000,000 program to complete work on 250 airports now under way and to construct or improve 149 additiona airports, Aluminum Collection Civilian Defense Director LaGuardia announced July 21 as the date when governors, mayors and other officials local defense councils and such organizations as the American ‘Legion, Boy Scouts, women’s clubs, farm and religious organizations will cooperate in collecting unneeded aluminum from every home in the land., LaGuardia estimated that 20,000,000 pounds of aluminum—enough nounced that Congress will be asked . 2W4yY with out these necessary requirements. Hid they taken the necessary precautions before leaving on. their camping trip they would have been able to fire proof the area surrounding their camp fire and_ it would not have escaped their control. ie The hot weather during the past week has dried the grass and ‘other forest debris. Until the fall rains, the forest will Je as dry as tinder. This necessitates that all campers, recreationists and others going into the mountains must exercise extreme eaution with fires. Strict complaince with the fire regulations is being enforced. Yuba City Man FinedFor Being Without Permit Ranger John Hodgson of the Big Bend District on the Tahoe National Forest reports that Winfield Scott Ryan of Yuba City was arrested by Protective Assistant J. G. Wheeler on a charge of ‘burning without a permit on the YMCA camp at Bear Valley on July 4. Ryan appeared before Justice of the Peace John R. Runekle on July 8 and upon pleading guilty was.fined ten dollars which was paid. Judge Runckle in passing sentence stated he was of the opinion that a concentrated effort should be made that acts of carelessness and disregard pertaining to the state fire laws would not be condoned. California hithway patrolmen declare jumping the red light is like jumping a board bills—both lead to a trip to jail. Take it easy! Blitz buggies are made for soldiers, not civilians. Bank Continues Growth While Serving Defense Local officers of Bank of America point to thé bank's statement of condition of June 30, appearing elsea «ei Dy issue, as a picture of eoniinved growth while the institution ccoperated unreservedly with the national defense program and still maintained a full measure of service to ordinary buStmess and individual needs. Achievement of the new high marks under normal conditions and while coping with the requirements of many special services was regara.! ed not only as a tribute to the efficient management of the bank but also as evidence of the entire state’s economic soundness, to which this community has made an important: contribution during the period. FIRE CONTROLLED State Division of Forestry and Tahoe National Forest fire fighters controlled a blaze in: Blue Tent near the Arbogast Sawmill before it reachTHURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941. Popular Sheet Music. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. Subscribe for the Nugget For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER ~ % John W. Darke 109-3 Phones 109-M ed a heavy growth of timber. : Used Radios, $5.00 and UP. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONK 308 Next Time I'll Buy Tires From The O.' K.' Hills. Flat . Before the TAX ecaps now $4.25 . O. K. TIRE WELD CO. G. R. (RED) JARRARDGrass Valley, California. _ 3 Years in Business at Hills Flat Bad NOOTL. soe 4 os NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. ‘Mail order check work promptly-attended to. Assays made for gold, silver,’ lead: And copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Pctaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance Proprietor me . . [ love with all my heart. To eat with apple tart. Dairy PHONE 77 The Friendly Cow, all red and white She gives us cream with all her might . —Robt. Louis Stevenson to keep fires out of our forests and, {} Bret Harte NEVADA CITY for 2,000 fighter planes—would be collected. Priorities The OPM announced priority action on crude rubber, zine and tungsten compounds. Rubber consumption is to be reduced 718,000 to 600,000 tons a year; 16,000 tons of metallic zine will be reserved in an emergency pool to meet ‘expected 1941 shortage; and priority control over tungsten has been extended two months past June 30, the originally scheduled expiration date. Labor Supply President Roosevelt created a Committee on Fair Employment Practice ‘to investigate complaints of discrimination in defense employment and ordered all federal agencies to include in defense contracts a provision obligating the. contractor . to avoid discrimination. The President said in some instances workers have been barred from defense jobs “solely because of race, creed, color, or national origin.’’ LaMar Fleming Recovering From Operation Performed Last Week In Philippine Islands— Lamar Fleming, who was operated upon last week in the Philippine Islands for a stomach ailment, is reported improving satisfactorily. Mleming a native of Nevada City, is manager of a mine in the Phiippines. Table models in used radios. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. days after the service on you of this summons, if served within said Nevada County, or within THIRTY. days if served. elsewhere, And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint. GIVEN under my hand and the seal of said Superior Court at the County of Nevada, State of Califor nia, this 6th day of June, 1941. (Seal). R. N. McCORMACK, Clerk. By R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk. June 26, July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Aug. 4, 14,21. And get this big satisfaction ‘ along with your savings Cee the satisfaction of knowing that your Chevrolet brings you all the necessities and most of the luxuries of cars costing hundreds of dollars more.. the satisfaction of knowing that your Chevrolet is the leading car in popular demand— first again in ’41 for the tenth time in the last eleven years! Every Day --in Every Wayave with a Mountain Chevrolet Company i -_ Se ~