July 20, 1944 (4 pages)

‘itions — ot of the “f 66 ————— BN cant ia delivered to ere God grants libetty onlonly to those who love it, ° your home twice a week and are“se to guard and defend it.”— are Daniel Webster for only 30 cents per mont. . Vol. 18, “SSI COVERS RICHEST GOLD’ “AREA =ee County Seat Pa r Seat Pa per __NEVADA JA CITY 17 Y;, CALIFORNIA ee bs MKINg : Out mber Cop,. SUCCUM Loud BS : ; Toximataly aes \By H. M. L. NB area gf AT 83 arles Dea ean con, who had ne TASKED Aerial reconna isance naisan ce of of Tah Tahoe Na . Drew emserPearso conttrort "ed Bau, Winchell. Both sationa the Calidy ai are 3 Walter inaccurate, . Grass ‘Valley. l mischief makers, both Onging op Tiday Jaly : Deacs. wak bor és Quartz Parlor e two small lighthing caused which lookouts had not peor of blasting the reputations ne ey ‘of men of national prominence in van feet of a daland out: of the government. to log thiy Most newspaper writers of pro oe Mt eason lay es that i . operatio ee fires The administration has been losing™ prestige for some reporte d, William “French, an observer on one{t #me now in the South and. Franklin can ley mostof , this disThe mine operators have tejectea. % the Planes, yesterday stated. affect ion right at the door of the first lady, or Eleanor 2 ; R * _ } the proposal of the Mine Worker : s! These two make nine fires that to get her greatest pleasurein fraternizing © a thunder storm — swept snozzles with an ebony Maori woman.Australia, by which d of. Aig. oe members. Florence Jenkins, aluna. . Rarely nowadays, in al services will take place . FTiday at 2 p. m. in the chapel of H . H0°Per and Weaver Mortuary with} 24 price _ yer cast discredit on the legal pro*fession. The same is true of phy on siciatis in most. states. The profes 7 ¢ in the Greenwood Ceme great majority of legal and medic ia the He al practitioners, is imposed on all members both by law and by ‘ore 1: have the etléct of law,tions ; ganizational. ‘prohibi : #74 set Iknow you have been. hecrga ewspaper I Cpe gsal clippin rela) haven’t. t@ke the town ‘of g husband is a retired employe of the ‘ig push in Italy and.I Nevada City post office. The couple right in the middle of it. have been letter said “You haye used yo For wowlts tion as wife ¥ thé babies to a . will spend their honeythoon visiting have been on the march chasing on ie The go fo Bupbank;tians. Now we are relieved forGer-a pi ne ;a nk a ‘ eat pr ss aeere a sintai ngeles county, te. visit { Mrs. rest. It has been plenty rough and ae: 4 Pascoe’s son, Guy Renol@s and famtough over these mountains, my Te y 1. ‘crease. Reckon I’d rather stop the her daughter, Mrs. Mooser. Bett Richards, residing in Son Jose, . ots at tines but always manage Brochard, two young Alice children, and Oaklan d. ®adtied — shat reenest d ‘and Berkeley: to get out of it somehow. I am getis difficult. ; ed Of Fail eRe ad under the sun in the 148t tostat copiesof this leter and i dren appeared in the superior court hives. Our. food don’t’ get: to us regwidely distributed and —¢ yesterday for arraignment. Owing toa ularly: sometimes. and we get pretty the fact that he had not émployed an hungry. upon throughout the So A great many People thi attroney Judge George Where I am now we have cherries L. Jones advised that the*negro. be postponed the arraignment until toand the peaches are ~ beginni ng to discrimigatelythe’ right to morrow. Mrs. Eunice in 1936. ripen. I saw.a e French cavalry troop When the Germans overran ‘They believe’ it would be Db Sealight and thre young daughters’ Wayne Frost ‘also accused of fail; a few weeks ago. They have the pretFrance Dr. Brochard moved his famleave ead matter bi to th 3 Betty Rose, Mary nee and Cathering to provide fer a minor ehild, entiest horses in the world. I never ily into the Maquis country, an undecide.” ine May. tered a. plea of guilty on Tuesday, saw so many horses at one time. . occupned zone in the south and made In dubia gethis ‘asia and’ asked for probation. Probation Mom, you asked about Rome, bit their héme at Morez. Following the Officer A. W. MceGagin. was instruct‘I can’t tell you everythi ng. I have Southern getieman the German debacle in © North Africa, ning, who has propert ed to make a report tomorrow at seen itand it. ig very beautiful . I althey tightened their controls in all “9:30. so came through the Anzio beachof France. Jesus Santedo, arrested on comhead where ‘they had such a fight. How Dr. Brochard was able te ed by the blacks two Dlaint of Demps Hensley of’ Norde agile It isell torn up. Don’t n, know if take his family to Switzerland Mrs. one. If they all were who vice. Interment was in Pine Grove Mrs. Mooser said yesterday that ‘Cemetery. she was greatly relieved to get the message. Her daughter Was married Sealight was a votdrka of World to Dr. Brochard,-a physician in Paris ‘War_I,-and_had ‘been ill-for months. and an officer in the Frénech army Surviving are ‘his ‘wife, commentary, are unrestrained: by anything remootely resembling professional ethics. .The newspaPers which print the columns of _ these two rumor mongers and out ; “house*gossipers, are shameless ac‘sessories. These two are piling ‘up : “shady: fortune, pust as, a genera “tion: or two ago, quack doctors and _ bhyster lawyers wee able to make plenty of money by dupihg only a few or their fellow Citizens. ADD TanKiNnk Is .emfwyp cmfwyp ‘But ‘Millions of Americans are “duped by Pearson and Winchell. SALVATION ARMY PROVIDES CAMP FOR CHILDREN Mooser does not know, she said. She you ha alleged he found Sancedo ‘rifling ‘he about the Adolph Hit allo. his cabin,pleaded guilty and asked ler line or not, but anyway we were has only heard from her daughter ficial or ‘Fodze in we for probation. A report on jhis. apthe boys who broke that line. at. long intervals since the German pitcation ‘by July 25th was asked We.have made a good name for They would dominate u . tiem began. ourselve s here. We have done some and’ you can-depend upon Through the facilities of the Houdt such thing will ever be iL good work and have been compliGibson Camp located in Lake Counis Unthinkable.Smee menteby d the president and higher ty, the young people of northern officers. Tell”. grandpa,’ Napol B, Huc (California are enjoying weeks of This ki ‘Aftn erno s on wasn’t the only one who took Roa ‘wholesome. outdoor life. Several The late Richard Barton Huckins . ‘Well I was with the first troops. to}, weeks. of samping ¢for children of dewill be borne. to rest following ser-. enter Rome. It. will probably be affense wérkers from. the congested vices this afternoon in the Holm es ter the Fourth city areas have just been concluded. At present there are over one hund “yellow” members that it no long LIGHTNING FIRES CREWS BUSY Lee Rites For Richard of July when you get fife these letters. Sure would like to pe vant, or game there; wouldn't care for fireworks ‘to one who can ‘neitl and Myers chapel. Rev. Frank Buck, rector of Emmaniel Episcopal red boys and girls between the ages Out of the series of lightning Church ‘will read the service. Inter write, nor count hey pthough for*'l~have seen all I’‘want ov wields: the influence it once did. of 7 and 14 years in camp. One cabin storms that have occurred on. the ment’ will ‘be in . Greenwood Ceme-. Of them for:a~whilé: : “For histatice the Press of Cualiforis occupied by a group of boys from Truckee district: the past week, only}: a The. Italian people are harvesting : : nidwas”‘almost univérsally opposChinatown in San Francisco. They two fires were caused in the locality]: “Sucking passed awa: Tuesday “edto: Culbert Olson ‘when ‘he’ ran have a full program of hiking, swimabout 3 miles north of Truckee in morning after a long illness. He had their wheat now. .With oxen they are. ” a-hard working bunch. 6f ~“ people. ernoy, yet he ‘was‘elected © maing, handicraft_ activities, musi¢ the Alder Creek drainage, but both resided in Grass Valley for nine . They are also-tyiig: up: their: grape 4 he Jargest majorities and Bible study. The camp is availfeatured. Mausual cireumstan¢es, reyears. He was a native of Iowa, aged . L vines.; Would like to be here: wa . able for any youth, living in’ Nevada ports district ranger H. I. Snider of 72 years. 4 candidate . in . this the grapes aré-ripe, but would rathCounty.” Next. ‘week, ‘acamp, will, the ahoe National Forest. _ Surviving are his ‘wife administration proved mas Satis , Mrs;.‘Pheecommence which is planned to train . One Jightning hit was: aecmopantbe Huckins, two.” sons; “Jaines of].er be home or:at least onthe way. At has been awful ‘hot today.’ , bat it took four. years . to ¥ young peopleover ; ‘; years: of ied by no rain last Frida évening, Smartville, Yuba County, and wil-. Did: you: see-anything about: some}, leaderyet did not cause any visible smoke liam of Arcata; Humbolt County, atid moliie ‘the: meantime ‘damage . ‘. age far volunteer._work rs pulli ng va ‘baby: baggy» with California —whieh it will . ship of youth activities. Lieut.‘June for two hours and a lively scramble four daughters, Mrs. Betty Potter of mortars.and machine guns in it, ‘we’: Gras . ag right in’ its estimate, } s Valley, Mrs. Anna Steele and Anderson“ of Grass: ‘Valleywill be a ensued until the Truckee’ suppressfounda baby buggy ahd ‘loaded it%tp \, delegate.to this. camp. ~ During the jon crew corralled it about two hours iMrs. Cora Steele, both of Stockton, and were pulling it dowm thd /road}. Unless members of the Press month of ‘September, the camp wi later, since two snags and several San Joaquin County, and Mrs. Marwhen: they took our pictures and they}; themselves take this matter in tbe occupied by. convalescent sailor logs were caught on fire before the sie Young of Yakima, Washington. told us it ~would.be in. the papers, ne ~ érew reach:it by. climbing a two ‘Ther e are. six. grandchildren and hand;. it will. continue*to deterfrom a navy hospital near Vallejo, } Life, ornewsreels. The way the Dafour great grandchildren. ‘. thousand. foot grade. to. it. California. pers: read, the Germais must be’ just ‘@8 a national influence. A strike on Saturday was accomegro Should, be a national organabout licked: but they seem to ‘keep panied ‘by a heavy shower of rain, citnzen and urges hin on -fighting. I .am’ still on rest and h of newspaper owners and but no smoke could be found in “the Mrs. Ernest W. Rowe with the whites, to ree feel OK. All my-love, Roy: 8 that would concern. itself ot area until Tuesday noon when lookFuneral Servi spect the color line. ce Tomo rrow only years. to ‘repair: nse with professidnal ethies of Newspaper writers and editors are prone to think and © speak. . of their occupation as a oo. It is high time they “steps to bar from practice of i er profession all those who drag t down and disgrace it. STORE IN GRASS. VALLEY ROBBED© outs on Martis, Sardine and, Verdi gave readings that crossed in such a: en Mrs. Ernest Ww. Rowe . of Grass Valley passed. away Tuesday evening . & way that fire control assistant Leo two hours after an emergency surgChatfield could lead his men to it Grass Valley police and sheriff’s ical operatioh. She had celebrated. ’ without any doubt ag to {ts location. her deputies are seeking. clues to a bur33rd birthday only a few days] 4 The fire was apparently on the ago and her death came as a shock glary” that took place sometime Sunground caused iby falling embers from day night or early Monday morning to a host of friends a fir tree having green limbs, but no in the Sampson Stationery. Store on fire on it visible from the ground. Mill Street. The crew fell the tree and found The burglars entered the building sixty feet of iton fire inside the : ‘Mc Tiniis Jones of Gras Vsalley by the public stairway which leads; trunk, which had to be allowed to Sai in the American Legion to an upper story offices. They enburn until the shell was burned ‘ Was chosen Sunday to be tered one office and by boring a tothrough so that water and dirt could tal of 36 auger holes through the be thrown inside it to extinguish ‘it. ganization. The meeting was held floor, opened the way into the staFIVE MILE HOUSE SOLD .SBE en'to and a dinner was one tionery store below. The hole through ener atone ennai a ting along OK and’ feeling _fine. . To which letter leanor Wore out a pair of shoes in threa. Dea" Mr. Straub:.1I have yo weeks. I have done most everything. '® with«tts enclosures. These few months, . /°S 7 8ad —— bese of Mills. _ Grady Eades, charged ‘with faildug potatoés, killed chickens, milked me.“ Sincerely yours. Hleano ‘ternoon. Rev. Ceddic, Porter of TrinCollege, both friend s of long ‘standvelt.” The magazines pul ‘ure to provide for his wife and chilgoats and got honey ity Episcopal Church read the out of the bee sering. of Mrs. Mooser. dhe printed ‘column and the radio, : pley apart, written. I guess you have heard by in the fracas shof™the sheriff and hamlet on the South Yuba River. Her. -aaio and read in the papér of the beat up. his deputy. . Stra vb in. rs Mrs. Grace Mooser of 314 South} ily and returning north will visit the thought we had them at home ‘but after all, . Walter Winchell. These yawpers of ebecome so discredited by its tew Central. Position you: Church Street, has réceived a cablebridegroom’s daughters, Mrs. H. E. they are only ant hills compared to shone ice Toepacted, ais gram from Switzerland, stating that. Mountain, Mrs. Ray. Irvin oe and Mrs. these. Have been in some dangerous. ‘2® occupant thereo f has deg: ORNE 10 REST er on the licentiousness of such chatlatans as Drew Pearson and ‘its all jotitnalists; all reporters, ail “editors. The Press of America has lm’to hiss mother Mrs,. ductor on the Illinois wondering and worrying about what. 8touP of Negro troops who iq{ let) Water of Deore Rhinehart,. To Provide For Families . wy Pearson. and Winchéll discred ibis oe Oa Seah bales Written dont wocn: pune) = Met 3 yea ne ‘Ganization which can put a snuff. Weimar, Placer County, Monda y af-. for. many years president. tion. of the unthinking for ‘he _printég word. It commands a re~ Sect . among” a large™® proportion = of the People that it rarely merits. The kind of journalism practiced ‘ethics vatican advance "the —bs efacy. aged the Washington Hotel in that : cee Funeral services were held yester-. husband, Dr. Victor Brochard, are However, the Press, which con. day afternoon in the Holmes Funeral. Safe in Wohlen, Switze rland. The Two A stantly defends its liberties, whe. Home chapel for the late Will ae Or fei atinn ke, ins no or. ten Gealight who ‘passed awayWar-. message came from Mrs. Rudolph Is This‘ ispartly due’ to the venera with . the the Whitd House. They cheapen The.bride. for. several years manhas happened and why ry : which cordance should be observed by the 1: Relston witnes sed the. *. 15 Dear 84 Mom— July 3rd follow: oe : aoe WAR VETARAN democracy, but most people 11 *heonsider these circuses not — IN ITALY Dons oped sai.ated cabhiDavid ony i officiating. InterFAMILY tate A; sional ethics, once approved by the le sum “i _. She may Portions of six V-mail Iéiters from. * Last January W. T. 8rau a 2 Wore speeeled. Monday 401 «nic Greaho oe Rev. Hershal Fravel of the Congre-. wy aioe ae UME Mrs, sists of Jack Gilbert, Ed ares, Pree teu -alifornia at any rate, does a law hotel, 4 . executing ndon,. whi and . perhaps that NHOLM performancesthihk enhance the idea 1 G an Pascoe and Mrs. Effie eotiorsJonath ehes ting committed ls service of stock ity and double goodwi-barre ll led deplorjourna e this . Gertru Willia ms.baywhoregion. modern reside, in) V8 Sam Scoville and W. H. PenMre. l{the Sande Franci sco sensations it creates. Long ago the Seventy found ay, in in legal states, fratern ity found a way,most to discipl ine ‘its own “ about 200 men, employed chiefly in ‘Mrs. Effie Haver The deceased leaves a son, Charles . @#intenance, are at work in the miti ism that exists only because of the the ar aS He w years ago in. Protective League for ah increase in were spotte d last week as a result making a halitosis test, as she did Pe acceso of! wages in the Spring Hill, Bmpire. of in Deacon , Jr., ars, of Grass ana. °S i this nee devkhi vicinity. Mrs.ElValley, la Mitchetl ,. .TR€ Regotia . (Mrs. Reb (By EDW. c. UREN) that‘sued oftenfor prove false. Placer ' ports are often es F<.cena, libel’ Ba Jones, and Both secreta both . Hin, of thé league, . fer control before much damage was life be was Cou sdisie Spies Rorest. of his. stated last night thatrythe hegotiating. done. _ Contiactoy, ae. P ; ed as miner in ta commit tee has uble ‘retractors. b Full of . . 1 mpany, je ere VO as deen instruc ted t.o} t “shiedSede Gh Sold mines, but at one time he ownmeet with the mine managers again eS apologies for past misdée they . eq a mine in th nholz, aij feontinue on the same ds, reckless Roughsmall and e vicinity of. for further discussion. At present Jonathan Pascoe ‘Weds — i ly nck 1 their oral commentaries and . Golden West so of the!Star and Idaho Maryland Minés in through the high Sierras last _ ‘{n gritien columis, “Both “spread re. of the oda Aves =h arterns member . which! the league ‘has eontracts. ". All of them ‘were easily placedweek. un. ‘on Hon of thy are tional Forest last Saturday revealed been . oe Re d commenta RE torS . 2¥8Y early Tuesday morning in a cog a0 “is ae ne 298 Nevada City hospital, ‘. B. Delaney LE The Nugget. ee _tThe Gold Center _ Turns Up Two Forest Fires ely ill for several Weeks, passed 2 from thy fa IN CALIFORNIA __ [Thinking . CHARLES DEACON FURTHERHABRINGos ict will j ded ge. If you want to read about you friends, your neighbors, reaid Th —— No. d assign ad coverage of all local happenings. h aa — rokout nf This: paper igivés your complone ainccginsine of herself and husband, a well known Grass Valley BYDEATH all negresto the from whence’. they . said, “I wouldalso” business man. Howard Clifford, a“brother of Mrs. Both Mrs. Rowe and her husband Errol MacBoyle, passed away at were enthusiastic hunters and fish5:30 o’clock at a, Grass. Valley . ermen. They were married in Gnass hospital. He was 52 yea: 3 of age. He Valley 11 years ago. She was born had been ill for seyeral w weeks. refi in Montana and came with her parClifford was employed by the Ida-}'™ ‘resident’ of District 6, of the state ents to Grass Valley in 1932. ho Maryland Mines Company . ‘tor 19. * Mrs. Rowe was especially fond of years as assayer, in charge of ree Five Mile House, land mark and bowling and took part in contests torting the amalgam and tametipce Sdeatures, the floor and ceiling opened upon until recent months. She Was a memsupervision of the ‘bullion. » Jones will be formally inhigh shelving. The burglars moved road marker, five miles e&st-of Neber of the Grass . esgic Fire Depart-} He leaves a wits, Mrs, Priscilla, HighUkiah Tahoe the on City BiL as President at an executive a heavy iron safe from the office of vada ment Auxiliary, , K. George by sold been has Clifford, way, _Meeting’in Gan Franciseo in the store to a. rear room. and attempBesides her ento husband Sacram , she leaves Linda, rertebt a Rio of of San Francisco Ramsey and a she Lee Sonnenberg, chosen seced to break it open’ The hinges were Sacrayoung son. Funeral services in charge ter, Mrs. Errol ‘MecBoyle. of k Fayni el Micha to y, Count aces to gain “ie Wiee Commander of the Ameribroken -but they failed of Hooper and Weaver the Mortuary at fonin District 6, will be incess to the inner safe. -They robbed mento, who is renovatingprior to retheir chapel will es nee aay a eeremony in Los Anthe cash register $10. “pw ss place, between $8 and. long noted as a resort, opening it in the near future. * fomneten, c pat 9:20 Ds ae on

‘itions — ot of the “f 66 ————— BN cant ia delivered to ere God grants libetty onlonly to those who love it, ° your home twice a week and are“se to guard and defend it.”— are Daniel Webster for only 30 cents per mont. . Vol. 18, “SSI COVERS RICHEST GOLD’ “AREA =ee County Seat Pa r Seat Pa per __NEVADA JA CITY 17 Y;, CALIFORNIA ee bs MKINg : Out mber Cop,. SUCCUM Loud BS : ; Toximataly aes \By H. M. L. NB area gf AT 83 arles Dea ean con, who had ne TASKED Aerial reconna isance naisan ce of of Tah Tahoe Na . Drew emserPearso conttrort "ed Bau, Winchell. Both sationa the Calidy ai are 3 Walter inaccurate, . Grass ‘Valley. l mischief makers, both Onging op Tiday Jaly : Deacs. wak bor és Quartz Parlor e two small lighthing caused which lookouts had not peor of blasting the reputations ne ey ‘of men of national prominence in van feet of a daland out: of the government. to log thiy Most newspaper writers of pro oe Mt eason lay es that i . operatio ee fires The administration has been losing™ prestige for some reporte d, William “French, an observer on one{t #me now in the South and. Franklin can ley mostof , this disThe mine operators have tejectea. % the Planes, yesterday stated. affect ion right at the door of the first lady, or Eleanor 2 ; R * _ } the proposal of the Mine Worker : s! These two make nine fires that to get her greatest pleasurein fraternizing © a thunder storm — swept snozzles with an ebony Maori woman.Australia, by which d of. Aig. oe members. Florence Jenkins, aluna. . Rarely nowadays, in al services will take place . FTiday at 2 p. m. in the chapel of H . H0°Per and Weaver Mortuary with} 24 price _ yer cast discredit on the legal pro*fession. The same is true of phy on siciatis in most. states. The profes 7 ¢ in the Greenwood Ceme great majority of legal and medic ia the He al practitioners, is imposed on all members both by law and by ‘ore 1: have the etléct of law,tions ; ganizational. ‘prohibi : #74 set Iknow you have been. hecrga ewspaper I Cpe gsal clippin rela) haven’t. t@ke the town ‘of g husband is a retired employe of the ‘ig push in Italy and.I Nevada City post office. The couple right in the middle of it. have been letter said “You haye used yo For wowlts tion as wife ¥ thé babies to a . will spend their honeythoon visiting have been on the march chasing on ie The go fo Bupbank;tians. Now we are relieved forGer-a pi ne ;a nk a ‘ eat pr ss aeere a sintai ngeles county, te. visit { Mrs. rest. It has been plenty rough and ae: 4 Pascoe’s son, Guy Renol@s and famtough over these mountains, my Te y 1. ‘crease. Reckon I’d rather stop the her daughter, Mrs. Mooser. Bett Richards, residing in Son Jose, . ots at tines but always manage Brochard, two young Alice children, and Oaklan d. ®adtied — shat reenest d ‘and Berkeley: to get out of it somehow. I am getis difficult. ; ed Of Fail eRe ad under the sun in the 148t tostat copiesof this leter and i dren appeared in the superior court hives. Our. food don’t’ get: to us regwidely distributed and —¢ yesterday for arraignment. Owing toa ularly: sometimes. and we get pretty the fact that he had not émployed an hungry. upon throughout the So A great many People thi attroney Judge George Where I am now we have cherries L. Jones advised that the*negro. be postponed the arraignment until toand the peaches are ~ beginni ng to discrimigatelythe’ right to morrow. Mrs. Eunice in 1936. ripen. I saw.a e French cavalry troop When the Germans overran ‘They believe’ it would be Db Sealight and thre young daughters’ Wayne Frost ‘also accused of fail; a few weeks ago. They have the pretFrance Dr. Brochard moved his famleave ead matter bi to th 3 Betty Rose, Mary nee and Cathering to provide fer a minor ehild, entiest horses in the world. I never ily into the Maquis country, an undecide.” ine May. tered a. plea of guilty on Tuesday, saw so many horses at one time. . occupned zone in the south and made In dubia gethis ‘asia and’ asked for probation. Probation Mom, you asked about Rome, bit their héme at Morez. Following the Officer A. W. MceGagin. was instruct‘I can’t tell you everythi ng. I have Southern getieman the German debacle in © North Africa, ning, who has propert ed to make a report tomorrow at seen itand it. ig very beautiful . I althey tightened their controls in all “9:30. so came through the Anzio beachof France. Jesus Santedo, arrested on comhead where ‘they had such a fight. How Dr. Brochard was able te ed by the blacks two Dlaint of Demps Hensley of’ Norde agile It isell torn up. Don’t n, know if take his family to Switzerland Mrs. one. If they all were who vice. Interment was in Pine Grove Mrs. Mooser said yesterday that ‘Cemetery. she was greatly relieved to get the message. Her daughter Was married Sealight was a votdrka of World to Dr. Brochard,-a physician in Paris ‘War_I,-and_had ‘been ill-for months. and an officer in the Frénech army Surviving are ‘his ‘wife, commentary, are unrestrained: by anything remootely resembling professional ethics. .The newspaPers which print the columns of _ these two rumor mongers and out ; “house*gossipers, are shameless ac‘sessories. These two are piling ‘up : “shady: fortune, pust as, a genera “tion: or two ago, quack doctors and _ bhyster lawyers wee able to make plenty of money by dupihg only a few or their fellow Citizens. ADD TanKiNnk Is .emfwyp cmfwyp ‘But ‘Millions of Americans are “duped by Pearson and Winchell. SALVATION ARMY PROVIDES CAMP FOR CHILDREN Mooser does not know, she said. She you ha alleged he found Sancedo ‘rifling ‘he about the Adolph Hit allo. his cabin,pleaded guilty and asked ler line or not, but anyway we were has only heard from her daughter ficial or ‘Fodze in we for probation. A report on jhis. apthe boys who broke that line. at. long intervals since the German pitcation ‘by July 25th was asked We.have made a good name for They would dominate u . tiem began. ourselve s here. We have done some and’ you can-depend upon Through the facilities of the Houdt such thing will ever be iL good work and have been compliGibson Camp located in Lake Counis Unthinkable.Smee menteby d the president and higher ty, the young people of northern officers. Tell”. grandpa,’ Napol B, Huc (California are enjoying weeks of This ki ‘Aftn erno s on wasn’t the only one who took Roa ‘wholesome. outdoor life. Several The late Richard Barton Huckins . ‘Well I was with the first troops. to}, weeks. of samping ¢for children of dewill be borne. to rest following ser-. enter Rome. It. will probably be affense wérkers from. the congested vices this afternoon in the Holm es ter the Fourth city areas have just been concluded. At present there are over one hund “yellow” members that it no long LIGHTNING FIRES CREWS BUSY Lee Rites For Richard of July when you get fife these letters. Sure would like to pe vant, or game there; wouldn't care for fireworks ‘to one who can ‘neitl and Myers chapel. Rev. Frank Buck, rector of Emmaniel Episcopal red boys and girls between the ages Out of the series of lightning Church ‘will read the service. Inter write, nor count hey pthough for*'l~have seen all I’‘want ov wields: the influence it once did. of 7 and 14 years in camp. One cabin storms that have occurred on. the ment’ will ‘be in . Greenwood Ceme-. Of them for:a~whilé: : “For histatice the Press of Cualiforis occupied by a group of boys from Truckee district: the past week, only}: a The. Italian people are harvesting : : nidwas”‘almost univérsally opposChinatown in San Francisco. They two fires were caused in the locality]: “Sucking passed awa: Tuesday “edto: Culbert Olson ‘when ‘he’ ran have a full program of hiking, swimabout 3 miles north of Truckee in morning after a long illness. He had their wheat now. .With oxen they are. ” a-hard working bunch. 6f ~“ people. ernoy, yet he ‘was‘elected © maing, handicraft_ activities, musi¢ the Alder Creek drainage, but both resided in Grass Valley for nine . They are also-tyiig: up: their: grape 4 he Jargest majorities and Bible study. The camp is availfeatured. Mausual cireumstan¢es, reyears. He was a native of Iowa, aged . L vines.; Would like to be here: wa . able for any youth, living in’ Nevada ports district ranger H. I. Snider of 72 years. 4 candidate . in . this the grapes aré-ripe, but would rathCounty.” Next. ‘week, ‘acamp, will, the ahoe National Forest. _ Surviving are his ‘wife administration proved mas Satis , Mrs;.‘Pheecommence which is planned to train . One Jightning hit was: aecmopantbe Huckins, two.” sons; “Jaines of].er be home or:at least onthe way. At has been awful ‘hot today.’ , bat it took four. years . to ¥ young peopleover ; ‘; years: of ied by no rain last Frida évening, Smartville, Yuba County, and wil-. Did: you: see-anything about: some}, leaderyet did not cause any visible smoke liam of Arcata; Humbolt County, atid moliie ‘the: meantime ‘damage . ‘. age far volunteer._work rs pulli ng va ‘baby: baggy» with California —whieh it will . ship of youth activities. Lieut.‘June for two hours and a lively scramble four daughters, Mrs. Betty Potter of mortars.and machine guns in it, ‘we’: Gras . ag right in’ its estimate, } s Valley, Mrs. Anna Steele and Anderson“ of Grass: ‘Valleywill be a ensued until the Truckee’ suppressfounda baby buggy ahd ‘loaded it%tp \, delegate.to this. camp. ~ During the jon crew corralled it about two hours iMrs. Cora Steele, both of Stockton, and were pulling it dowm thd /road}. Unless members of the Press month of ‘September, the camp wi later, since two snags and several San Joaquin County, and Mrs. Marwhen: they took our pictures and they}; themselves take this matter in tbe occupied by. convalescent sailor logs were caught on fire before the sie Young of Yakima, Washington. told us it ~would.be in. the papers, ne ~ érew reach:it by. climbing a two ‘Ther e are. six. grandchildren and hand;. it will. continue*to deterfrom a navy hospital near Vallejo, } Life, ornewsreels. The way the Dafour great grandchildren. ‘. thousand. foot grade. to. it. California. pers: read, the Germais must be’ just ‘@8 a national influence. A strike on Saturday was accomegro Should, be a national organabout licked: but they seem to ‘keep panied ‘by a heavy shower of rain, citnzen and

urges hin on -fighting. I .am’ still on rest and h of newspaper owners and but no smoke could be found in “the Mrs. Ernest W. Rowe with the whites, to ree feel OK. All my-love, Roy: 8 that would concern. itself ot area until Tuesday noon when lookFuneral Servi spect the color line. ce Tomo rrow only years. to ‘repair: nse with professidnal ethies of Newspaper writers and editors are prone to think and © speak. . of their occupation as a oo. It is high time they “steps to bar from practice of i er profession all those who drag t down and disgrace it. STORE IN GRASS. VALLEY ROBBED© outs on Martis, Sardine and, Verdi gave readings that crossed in such a: en Mrs. Ernest Ww. Rowe . of Grass Valley passed. away Tuesday evening . & way that fire control assistant Leo two hours after an emergency surgChatfield could lead his men to it Grass Valley police and sheriff’s ical operatioh. She had celebrated. ’ without any doubt ag to {ts location. her deputies are seeking. clues to a bur33rd birthday only a few days] 4 The fire was apparently on the ago and her death came as a shock glary” that took place sometime Sunground caused iby falling embers from day night or early Monday morning to a host of friends a fir tree having green limbs, but no in the Sampson Stationery. Store on fire on it visible from the ground. Mill Street. The crew fell the tree and found The burglars entered the building sixty feet of iton fire inside the : ‘Mc Tiniis Jones of Gras Vsalley by the public stairway which leads; trunk, which had to be allowed to Sai in the American Legion to an upper story offices. They enburn until the shell was burned ‘ Was chosen Sunday to be tered one office and by boring a tothrough so that water and dirt could tal of 36 auger holes through the be thrown inside it to extinguish ‘it. ganization. The meeting was held floor, opened the way into the staFIVE MILE HOUSE SOLD .SBE en'to and a dinner was one tionery store below. The hole through ener atone ennai a ting along OK and’ feeling _fine. . To which letter leanor Wore out a pair of shoes in threa. Dea" Mr. Straub:.1I have yo weeks. I have done most everything. '® with«tts enclosures. These few months, . /°S 7 8ad —— bese of Mills. _ Grady Eades, charged ‘with faildug potatoés, killed chickens, milked me.“ Sincerely yours. Hleano ‘ternoon. Rev. Ceddic, Porter of TrinCollege, both friend s of long ‘standvelt.” The magazines pul ‘ure to provide for his wife and chilgoats and got honey ity Episcopal Church read the out of the bee sering. of Mrs. Mooser. dhe printed ‘column and the radio, : pley apart, written. I guess you have heard by in the fracas shof™the sheriff and hamlet on the South Yuba River. Her. -aaio and read in the papér of the beat up. his deputy. . Stra vb in. rs Mrs. Grace Mooser of 314 South} ily and returning north will visit the thought we had them at home ‘but after all, . Walter Winchell. These yawpers of ebecome so discredited by its tew Central.. Position you: Church Street, has réceived a cablebridegroom’s daughters, Mrs. H. E. they are only ant hills compared to shone ice Toepacted, ais gram from Switzerland, stating that. Mountain, Mrs. Ray. Irvin oe and Mrs. these. Have been in some dangerous. ‘2® occupant thereo f has deg: ORNE 10 REST er on the licentiousness of such chatlatans as Drew Pearson and ‘its all jotitnalists; all reporters, ail “editors. The Press of America has lm’to hiss mother Mrs,. ductor on the Illinois wondering and worrying about what. 8touP of Negro troops who iq{ let) Water of Deore Rhinehart,. To Provide For Families . wy Pearson. and Winchéll discred ibis oe Oa Seah bales Written dont wocn: pune) = Met 3 yea ne ‘Ganization which can put a snuff. Weimar, Placer County, Monda y af-. for. many years president. tion. of the unthinking for ‘he _printég word. It commands a re~ Sect . among” a large™® proportion = of the People that it rarely merits. The kind of journalism practiced ‘ethics vatican advance "the —bs efacy. aged the Washington Hotel in that : cee Funeral services were held yester-. husband, Dr. Victor Brochard, are However, the Press, which con. day afternoon in the Holmes Funeral. Safe in Wohlen, Switze rland. The Two A stantly defends its liberties, whe. Home chapel for the late Will ae Or fei atinn ke, ins no or. ten Gealight who ‘passed awayWar-. message came from Mrs. Rudolph Is This‘ ispartly due’ to the venera with . the the Whitd House. They cheapen The.bride. for. several years manhas happened and why ry : which cordance should be observed by the 1: Relston witnes sed the. *. 15 Dear 84 Mom— July 3rd follow: oe : aoe WAR VETARAN democracy, but most people 11 *heonsider these circuses not — IN ITALY Dons oped sai.ated cabhiDavid ony i officiating. InterFAMILY tate A; sional ethics, once approved by the le sum “i _. She may Portions of six V-mail Iéiters from. * Last January W. T. 8rau a 2 Wore speeeled. Monday 401 «nic Greaho oe Rev. Hershal Fravel of the Congre-. wy aioe ae UME Mrs, sists of Jack Gilbert, Ed ares, Pree teu -alifornia at any rate, does a law hotel, 4 . executing ndon,. whi and . perhaps that NHOLM performancesthihk enhance the idea 1 G an Pascoe and Mrs. Effie eotiorsJonath ehes ting committed ls service of stock ity and double goodwi-barre ll led deplorjourna e this . Gertru Willia ms.baywhoregion. modern reside, in) V8 Sam Scoville and W. H. PenMre. l{the Sande Franci sco sensations it creates. Long ago the Seventy found ay, in in legal states, fratern ity found a way,most to discipl ine ‘its own “ about 200 men, employed chiefly in ‘Mrs. Effie Haver The deceased leaves a son, Charles . @#intenance, are at work in the miti ism that exists only because of the the ar aS He w years ago in. Protective League for ah increase in were spotte d last week as a result making a halitosis test, as she did Pe acceso of! wages in the Spring Hill, Bmpire. of in Deacon , Jr., ars, of Grass ana. °S i this nee devkhi vicinity. Mrs.ElValley, la Mitchetl ,. .TR€ Regotia . (Mrs. Reb (By EDW. c. UREN) that‘sued oftenfor prove false. Placer ' ports are often es F<.cena, libel’ Ba Jones, and Both secreta both . Hin, of thé league, . fer control before much damage was life be was Cou sdisie Spies Rorest. of his. stated last night thatrythe hegotiating. done. _ Contiactoy, ae. P ; ed as miner in ta commit tee has uble ‘retractors. b Full of . . 1 mpany, je ere VO as deen instruc ted t.o} t “shiedSede Gh Sold mines, but at one time he ownmeet with the mine managers again eS apologies for past misdée they . eq a mine in th nholz, aij feontinue on the same ds, reckless Roughsmall and e vicinity of. for further discussion. At present Jonathan Pascoe ‘Weds — i ly nck 1 their oral commentaries and . Golden West so of the!Star and Idaho Maryland Minés in through the high Sierras last _ ‘{n gritien columis, “Both “spread re. of the oda Aves =h arterns member . which! the league ‘has eontracts. ". All of them ‘were easily placedweek. un. ‘on Hon of thy are tional Forest last Saturday revealed been . oe Re d commenta RE torS . 2¥8Y early Tuesday morning in a cog a0 “is ae ne 298 Nevada City hospital, ‘. B. Delaney LE The Nugget. ee _tThe Gold Center _ Turns Up Two Forest Fires ely ill for several Weeks, passed 2 from thy fa IN CALIFORNIA __ [Thinking . CHARLES DEACON FURTHERHABRINGos ict will j ded ge. If you want to read about you friends, your neighbors, reaid Th —— No. d assign ad coverage of all local happenings. h aa — rokout nf This: paper igivés your complone ainccginsine of herself and husband, a well known Grass Valley BYDEATH all negresto the from whence’. they . said, “I wouldalso” business man. Howard Clifford, a“brother of Mrs. Both Mrs. Rowe and her husband Errol MacBoyle, passed away at were enthusiastic hunters and fish5:30 o’clock at a, Grass. Valley . ermen. They were married in Gnass hospital. He was 52 yea: 3 of age. He Valley 11 years ago. She was born had been ill for seyeral w weeks. refi in Montana and came with her parClifford was employed by the Ida-}'™ ‘resident’ of District 6, of the state ents to Grass Valley in 1932. ho Maryland Mines Company . ‘tor 19. * Mrs. Rowe was especially fond of years as assayer, in charge of ree Five Mile House, land mark and bowling and took part in contests torting the amalgam and tametipce Sdeatures, the floor and ceiling opened upon until recent months. She Was a memsupervision of the ‘bullion. » Jones will be formally inhigh shelving. The burglars moved road marker, five miles e&st-of Neber of the Grass . esgic Fire Depart-} He leaves a wits, Mrs, Priscilla, HighUkiah Tahoe the on City BiL as President at an executive a heavy iron safe from the office of vada ment Auxiliary, , K. George by sold been has Clifford, way, _Meeting’in Gan Franciseo in the store to a. rear room. and attempBesides her ento husband Sacram , she leaves Linda, rertebt a Rio of of San Francisco Ramsey and a she Lee Sonnenberg, chosen seced to break it open’ The hinges were Sacrayoung son. Funeral services in charge ter, Mrs. Errol ‘MecBoyle. of k Fayni el Micha to y, Count aces to gain “ie Wiee Commander of the Ameribroken -but they failed of Hooper and Weaver the Mortuary at fonin District 6, will be incess to the inner safe. -They robbed mento, who is renovatingprior to retheir chapel will es nee aay a eeremony in Los Anthe cash register $10. “pw ss place, between $8 and. long noted as a resort, opening it in the near future. * fomneten, c pat 9:20 Ds ae on