July 30, 1942 (4 pages)

Ee SE ARMY WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO AIRCRAFT WARNING OBSER VERS Each Chief Observer of ground ob. servation posts of the Aircraft Warn‘ing Service received a letter from Brigadier General W. E. Pepner com. manding the IV Fighter Command, explaining the plans for additional army support to ground observation . posts. “The Fighter Command,” General . Kepner said, “is now in a position . to provide centralized and controlled . transportation for ground observers from their homes to the observation Dost and return where commercial transportation is not available and where the distance to be traveled requires some form of transportation. Details are also béing worked oF out on a plan whereby this command will assume the expense of installa, tion ond the monthly rental charge for telephones used exclusively for Over ‘ninety per cent of the forest . ways.”’ reporting of flash messages.” This was welcome news to most chief observers who have faced an fires starting in the Tahoe area lave; Supervisor Guerdon Ellis of the ancreasingly ard problem in probeen traced to carelessly tossed cigTahoe forest is of the opinion that if viding transportation for observers, arettes or matches, states Fire Chief ; ihe general public were fully aware Mare Edmonds of the Tahoe National of the existing forest fire danger it Forest. This high percentage of : would go a long way toward clearing articularly at the outlying points Where many of the observation posts 1 smoker fires are of great concern to up the careless smoker problem. forest officers and as a result an are, of necessity, located. Observers have been scanning the skies twenty four hours a day, day in and day out appeal to the public has been. made Harry Cox Cows Make urging the use of ash trays in cars ee gins 1 : ords and to smoke only at designated sta-. New Official Rec since Pear] Harbar, in order that no Two Guernsey cows owned by Harairplane might enter any part of the Pacific coastal area without being re. tions within the forest. But accord-. oe lie to Bdmonas ctencoties are still, "Y B. Cox of Grass Valley, have just ported to the IV Fighter Command. The task was imposed upon these : : ini w official records of pro-; observation posts suddenly and t carelessly tossed’ with Tes) finished ne ? 2 , : : Ae é — iting. fires. Judee Charles More-. duction which entitles them to entry . have been many problems presented a fore 2 Vallee i Hane ai in the Advanced Register of the Am-. 'which were not possible of solution house of Grass @ y gs Le 5 ee = ; ricar uernsey Cattle Club. These immediately. Without these posts th motorist $50 recently for heedlessly , °''°@ < G : phe 7 oe throwing a lighted cigarette in aj 20'als include five and one half, Pacific Coast could not have considhighly inflammable area stated, “‘the . ¥&3" old pernegnt Dominaor’s i itself prepared for air attack rural Communities and moutain areas #99875 producing 10869.7 pounds of . and aor only the chiet observers but of California are facing a grave sitmilk and 539.2 pounds of butter all citizens will beneit by the inuation. The very dry season with in class AAA, a6 sad Ae ee Londia . creased Suppor’ now made available its usual danger of man caused tires 2d 504736 producing 11518.9 pounds} by the IV Pipher Command. and threst of enemy action make it of milk and 436.7 pouns of butter General Kepner pointed out that pe eae 1 Hiscia aaks fat as a four year old in class CCC. the assumption by his Command of} — sca eas = ; : fir : Judge cepewiraeal “ . certain expenses of operation of the ele ead pera: ae . Barnegat Itea 2d 56484 has just) ground ‘observation posts .does not ca a completed a record which makes her! relieve the local community, the guilty of viola § : I his court could not expect any symOUT OF SACRAMENTO LINEUP AGAIN A well-painted home will withstand the ravages of time and weather almost indefinitely. But don’t forget that a well-painted home is not one painted with low-quality paint. It is one painted with good paint. For exterior painting, insist on Fuller Pure Prepared Paint—the finest all-purpose “house” paint made. Jt lasts. For all your paint needs, see a Fuller Paint Dealer. The ‘Sacramento Solons, fighting for the lead in the _ Pacific Coast. League with the Los Angeles Angels, were further ‘‘jinxed’’ Tuesday night when Gene Handley, one of the Sacramento leading hitters was injured and will be out of the lineup indefinitely. Handley had pust returned to the lineup recently after a several weeks absence due to a leg injury. WARREN WINS ROTIND ONE IN GOVERNOR BOUT By CLEM WHITAKER The gubernatorial battle has reached the slugging stage—and Attorney General Earl Warren, with his blasting attack on Governor Olson’s spending proclivitiés, has won Round One, according to the exPerts at ringside. Mr. Warren, non-partisan — challenger for the gubernatorial title, flattened the Olson claims to having; built up a state treasury surplus in his first major attack of the campaign and left the governor’s crown badly askew. (Charged Mr. Warren: “California has achieved a measure of solvency in state government, despite Governor Olson, not because of him, and the credit belongs to the members of the legislature who refused to approve his exorbitant demands for appropriations. “Let’s get the record straight. The Olson administration has been guilty of the most profligate waste and misuse of public funds in-the state’s history. If Governor Olson had had his way, there would be no surplus in the state treasury, instead there would be a staggering deficit and the people of California would be carrying much heavier tax. load than is now imposed upon them.’’ Then, giving credit where credit is due, Attorney General Warren asserted: “The credit for the -present surplus belongs to the courageous members of the state legislature, both Democrats and Republicans, who fought Governor Olson to a standstill, despite every conceivaible type of political pressure, and who reduced his prodigal demands for funds by more than $125,000,000. It was these same splendid legislators who __ defeated Governor Olson’s. demands for more than $75,000,000 in new taxes. And it is these same legislators mwhom Governor Olson is now trying desperately-te—‘purge’*: ? Mr. Warren’s statement is of more than passing significance. It means Being ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88 Se ee te % THIS YOU SHOULD KNOW We extend to all the same courtesies. To those who desire the most expensive equipment, and to those who desire the most moderately priced, we do everything we can to give you every courtesy, consideration and service for which we are trained and so adequately equipped. queen of all three year old Califor-. county or the state civilian defense = : : nia-State Guernseys in class ERI of . agencies of their responsibility for chats a Minisode z wor he Afirezican Guernsey Cattle Club. . meeting other expenses nor does. it commited under extenuating circumitea was bred and is owned by Har-/in any way relieve them of the re—— ry B. Cox, of Grass Valley, and in one sponsibility for recruiting volunteers inspector Harvey Blackwell and year made a record of 13438.0 ubs. for these posts. The ground observahis staff of officers with the Califorof milk and 614.9 pounds of butter ; tion corps, which is an essential part hia Highway Patrol in this area have fat in class EHI. . of the Aircraft Waning Service, is pledged their wholehearted coopera. important to all civilian defense since tion in the apprehension of the careAssistant Regional Forester Paul less cigarette flipper. Blackwell re-.P. Pitchlynn of San Francisco is a cently inteviewed by forest. officers forest service visitor in Nevada City at Lake Tahoe stated, ‘‘my men have this week. Pitchlynn, who is in all been instructed to make arrests charge of personnel management for in all eases where persons endanger the California region of the forest the forest by the careless throwing service, is making an annpal inspecof ignited tobacco and matches from tion of the Tahoe forest with Supe:motor xehicles on California high-j visor Guerdon Ellis. Call us at any time and we will tell you of our services and willbe glad to show you our funeral home and chapel. It is well to be informed of these things before the time of need arises. HOOPER & WEAVER AMBULANCE SERVICH Grass Valley MORTICIANS without the aircraft warning service 246 South Church Street local communities could not be warned of the approach of enemy. aircraft,and would not be in a position to take the passive defense measures for which such communities are organized. There devolves upon these communities, therefore, the responsibility to assist the ground observation posts and where a community ! or county is no able to do this the State Council of Defense has indicated its willingness to assist them. General Kepner said, “in providing for the more urgent requirements pertaining to maintenace of the ground observation corps it will be essential that this command have direct control of the corps.” This is understood to mean that the army will exercise direct supervision over the corps through civilian supervisors. ‘appointed by the command in each county and in districts within a county. The county director will remain in charge of the posts in his county. The state directors in each one of the three states on the Pacific Coast will serve as liaison officers with the IV Fighter Command. General Kepner indicated his command was deeply indebted to the state and county representatives for the assistance they had given the command since Pearl Harbor. He al= so expressed thanks to all observers and chief observers for their loyalty and devotion to the ground observation corps. Without these patriotic citizens, who serve with little recognition from the community at large, it would not now be. possible for the IV Fighter Command to perform its mission of defending the Pacific (Coast from enemy attack by air. . Telephone 364 MII III IOI LI IEEE LLP AAMS IF IT NEEDS TO BE— ‘CLEANED WE CANDO IT —Serid us the family wash in a bundle. Flat pieces ironed. Men’s shirts in this bundle ironed for a small extra charge. LET US CLEAN your suits, dresses, hats, sweaters, gloves, curtains, blankets, bed spreads, or what have you GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 108 L ME fl lES/ 111 Bennett Street Now you have 8 months fo save in a special Taxtime Account fo meet your 1942 Federal income fax DUE MARCH 15,1943 You cam open a regular savings account at any Bank of America branch. for as little as $1 Bank of America as “NATIONAL SANS 82 ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GRASS VALLEY Nevada : : Theatre . THURSDAY . ICENT . i} '» Henry Fonda plays the role of a THE MAGNIF guinea pig for a success school and is ably supported in the frolicsome comedy by Lynn Bari and Don Ameche. . : a : FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MY FAVORITE SPY Secret Agent Kay Kyser at his cock-eyed . best! Late song hits are played by Kyser and his band. The second feature will be Lew Ayres in Dr. Kildare’s Victory. o : ’ : SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY TORTILLA FLATS John Steinbeck’s noted novel is vividly : : uA A brought to the screen with Spencer Tracy, . that he has definitely cast his lot Hedy LaMarr and John Garfield in the leading roles. Nothing in the with that of the economy bloc legisbest seller book is lost in the film portrayal. lators who have carried the battle tte against Governor —Olson’s~ unpreceROHMCOioiciololet ieiotoieiiotoletetetatotuter dented budget demands for the past Time Strengthens Confidence 2ND DISTRICT four years. It means, too, without @) eel doubt, that Mr. Warren will shortly R ° R s Hi E N . ee S The longer a firm is established the greater becomes its reputation iy Pale Fn perce for service. Endowed, with the record of being Nevada County’s announce a program for sweeping : é ‘ ‘ reductions in the cost of governI EOP PF laytng f ment—and reductions in state taxes, oldest Funeral Home it is but natural that the thoughts of the indesigned to aid the-people in meetdividual immediately turn to us when the time for services of a ing greatly increased federal taxes mortician arises. S for war purposes. And politically, it undoubtedly means that every meniber of the economy bloc in the legislature will be out legeging it. for Mr. Warren, just as Warren is battling for them. . ‘This much is certain. Round One, One pound of brass pipe contains metal for 18 30-caliber cartridges. ee FOR CONGRESS + expanded through and conscientious Founded on the principles of fair dealing we the years by adhering: to. equality of treatment attention. Holmes Funeral Home which (Mr. Warren took with hardly a counter punch from Olson, is just a warm-up for the rounds to follow. From now until primary electeion day on August 25, the boys will be in ‘there slugging! ANDY HOLMES, Owner “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES Nevada City, 246 Sacramento St. Grass Valley, 150 S. Auburn St. Phone 208 Phone 56 : LLAMA MIAMI AAA I tee hehehehe eleteten

Ee SE ARMY WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO AIRCRAFT WARNING OBSER VERS Each Chief Observer of ground ob. servation posts of the Aircraft Warn‘ing Service received a letter from Brigadier General W. E. Pepner com. manding the IV Fighter Command, explaining the plans for additional army support to ground observation . posts. “The Fighter Command,” General . Kepner said, “is now in a position . to provide centralized and controlled . transportation for ground observers from their homes to the observation Dost and return where commercial transportation is not available and where the distance to be traveled requires some form of transportation. Details are also béing worked oF out on a plan whereby this command will assume the expense of installa, tion ond the monthly rental charge for telephones used exclusively for Over ‘ninety per cent of the forest . ways.”’ reporting of flash messages.” This was welcome news to most chief observers who have faced an fires starting in the Tahoe area lave; Supervisor Guerdon Ellis of the ancreasingly ard problem in probeen traced to carelessly tossed cigTahoe forest is of the opinion that if viding transportation for observers, arettes or matches, states Fire Chief ; ihe general public were fully aware Mare Edmonds of the Tahoe National of the existing forest fire danger it Forest. This high percentage of : would go a long way toward clearing articularly at the outlying points Where many of the observation posts 1 smoker fires are of great concern to up the careless smoker problem. forest officers and as a result an are, of necessity, located. Observers have been scanning the skies twenty four hours a day, day in and day out appeal to the public has been. made Harry Cox Cows Make urging the use of ash trays in cars ee gins 1 : ords and to smoke only at designated sta-. New Official Rec since Pear] Harbar, in order that no Two Guernsey cows owned by Harairplane might enter any part of the Pacific coastal area without being re. tions within the forest. But accord-. oe lie to Bdmonas ctencoties are still, "Y B. Cox of Grass Valley, have just ported to the IV Fighter Command. The task was imposed upon these : : ini w official records of pro-; observation posts suddenly and t carelessly tossed’ with Tes) finished ne ? 2 , : : Ae é — iting. fires. Judee Charles More-. duction which entitles them to entry . have been many problems presented a fore 2 Vallee i Hane ai in the Advanced Register of the Am-. 'which were not possible of solution house of Grass @ y gs Le 5 ee = ; ricar uernsey Cattle Club. These immediately. Without these posts th motorist $50 recently for heedlessly , °''°@ < G : phe 7 oe throwing a lighted cigarette in aj 20'als include five and one half, Pacific Coast could not have considhighly inflammable area stated, “‘the . ¥&3" old pernegnt Dominaor’s i itself prepared for air attack rural Communities and moutain areas #99875 producing 10869.7 pounds of . and aor only the chiet observers but of California are facing a grave sitmilk and 539.2 pounds of butter all citizens will beneit by the inuation. The very dry season with in class AAA, a6 sad Ae ee Londia . creased Suppor’ now made available its usual danger of man caused tires 2d 504736 producing 11518.9 pounds} by the IV Pipher Command. and threst of enemy action make it of milk and 436.7 pouns of butter General Kepner pointed out that pe eae 1 Hiscia aaks fat as a four year old in class CCC. the assumption by his Command of} — sca eas = ; : fir : Judge cepewiraeal “ . certain expenses of operation of the ele ead pera: ae . Barnegat Itea 2d 56484 has just) ground ‘observation posts .does not ca a completed a record which makes her! relieve the local community, the guilty of viola § : I his court could not expect any symOUT OF SACRAMENTO LINEUP AGAIN A well-painted home will withstand the ravages of time and weather almost indefinitely. But don’t forget that a well-painted home is not one painted with low-quality paint. It is one painted with good paint. For exterior painting, insist on Fuller Pure Prepared Paint—the finest all-purpose “house” paint made. Jt lasts. For all your paint needs, see a Fuller Paint Dealer. The ‘Sacramento Solons, fighting for the lead in the _ Pacific Coast. League with the Los Angeles Angels, were further ‘‘jinxed’’ Tuesday night when Gene Handley, one of the Sacramento leading hitters was injured and will be out of the lineup indefinitely. Handley had pust returned to the lineup recently after a several weeks absence due to a leg injury. WARREN WINS ROTIND ONE IN GOVERNOR BOUT By CLEM WHITAKER The gubernatorial battle has reached the slugging stage—and Attorney General Earl Warren, with his blasting attack on Governor Olson’s spending proclivitiés, has won Round One, according to the exPerts at ringside. Mr. Warren, non-partisan — challenger for the gubernatorial title, flattened the Olson claims to having; built up a state treasury surplus in his first major attack of the campaign and left the governor’s crown badly askew. (Charged Mr. Warren: “California has achieved a measure of solvency in state government, despite Governor Olson, not because of him, and the credit belongs to the members of the legislature who refused to approve his exorbitant demands for appropriations. “Let’s get the record straight. The Olson administration has been guilty of the most profligate waste and misuse of public funds in-the state’s history. If Governor Olson had had his way, there would be no surplus in the state treasury, instead there would be a staggering deficit and the people of California would be carrying much heavier tax. load than is now imposed upon them.’’ Then, giving credit where credit is due, Attorney General Warren asserted: “The credit for the -present surplus belongs to the courageous members of the state legislature, both Democrats and Republicans, who fought Governor Olson to a standstill, despite every conceivaible type of political pressure, and who reduced his prodigal demands for funds by more than $125,000,000. It was these same splendid legislators who __ defeated Governor Olson’s. demands for more than $75,000,000 in new taxes. And it is these same legislators mwhom Governor Olson is now trying desperately-te—‘purge’*: ? Mr. Warren’s statement is of more than passing significance. It means Being ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88 Se ee te % THIS YOU SHOULD KNOW We extend to all the same courtesies. To those who desire the most expensive equipment, and to those who desire the most moderately priced, we do everything we can to give you every courtesy, consideration and service for

which we are trained and so adequately equipped. queen of all three year old Califor-. county or the state civilian defense = : : nia-State Guernseys in class ERI of . agencies of their responsibility for chats a Minisode z wor he Afirezican Guernsey Cattle Club. . meeting other expenses nor does. it commited under extenuating circumitea was bred and is owned by Har-/in any way relieve them of the re—— ry B. Cox, of Grass Valley, and in one sponsibility for recruiting volunteers inspector Harvey Blackwell and year made a record of 13438.0 ubs. for these posts. The ground observahis staff of officers with the Califorof milk and 614.9 pounds of butter ; tion corps, which is an essential part hia Highway Patrol in this area have fat in class EHI. . of the Aircraft Waning Service, is pledged their wholehearted coopera. important to all civilian defense since tion in the apprehension of the careAssistant Regional Forester Paul less cigarette flipper. Blackwell re-.P. Pitchlynn of San Francisco is a cently inteviewed by forest. officers forest service visitor in Nevada City at Lake Tahoe stated, ‘‘my men have this week. Pitchlynn, who is in all been instructed to make arrests charge of personnel management for in all eases where persons endanger the California region of the forest the forest by the careless throwing service, is making an annpal inspecof ignited tobacco and matches from tion of the Tahoe forest with Supe:motor xehicles on California high-j visor Guerdon Ellis. Call us at any time and we will tell you of our services and willbe glad to show you our funeral home and chapel. It is well to be informed of these things before the time of need arises. HOOPER & WEAVER AMBULANCE SERVICH Grass Valley MORTICIANS without the aircraft warning service 246 South Church Street local communities could not be warned of the approach of enemy. aircraft,and would not be in a position to take the passive defense measures for which such communities are organized. There devolves upon these communities, therefore, the responsibility to assist the ground observation posts and where a community ! or county is no able to do this the State Council of Defense has indicated its willingness to assist them. General Kepner said, “in providing for the more urgent requirements pertaining to maintenace of the ground observation corps it will be essential that this command have direct control of the corps.” This is understood to mean that the army will exercise direct supervision over the corps through civilian supervisors. ‘appointed by the command in each county and in districts within a county. The county director will remain in charge of the posts in his county. The state directors in each one of the three states on the Pacific Coast will serve as liaison officers with the IV Fighter Command. General Kepner indicated his command was deeply indebted to the state and county representatives for the assistance they had given the command since Pearl Harbor. He al= so expressed thanks to all observers and chief observers for their loyalty and devotion to the ground observation corps. Without these patriotic citizens, who serve with little recognition from the community at large, it would not now be. possible for the IV Fighter Command to perform its mission of defending the Pacific (Coast from enemy attack by air. . Telephone 364 MII III IOI LI IEEE LLP AAMS IF IT NEEDS TO BE— ‘CLEANED WE CANDO IT —Serid us the family wash in a bundle. Flat pieces ironed. Men’s shirts in this bundle ironed for a small extra charge. LET US CLEAN your suits, dresses, hats, sweaters, gloves, curtains, blankets, bed spreads, or what have you GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 108 L ME fl lES/ 111 Bennett Street Now you have 8 months fo save in a special Taxtime Account fo meet your 1942 Federal income fax DUE MARCH 15,1943 You cam open a regular savings account at any Bank of America branch.. for as little as $1 Bank of America as “NATIONAL SANS 82 ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GRASS VALLEY Nevada : : Theatre . THURSDAY . ICENT . i} '» Henry Fonda plays the role of a THE MAGNIF guinea pig for a success school and is ably supported in the frolicsome comedy by Lynn Bari and Don Ameche. . : a : FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MY FAVORITE SPY Secret Agent Kay Kyser at his cock-eyed . best! Late song hits are played by Kyser and his band. The second feature will be Lew Ayres in Dr. Kildare’s Victory. o : ’ : SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY TORTILLA FLATS John Steinbeck’s noted novel is vividly : : uA A brought to the screen with Spencer Tracy, . that he has definitely cast his lot Hedy LaMarr and John Garfield in the leading roles. Nothing in the with that of the economy bloc legisbest seller book is lost in the film portrayal. lators who have carried the battle tte against Governor —Olson’s~ unpreceROHMCOioiciololet ieiotoieiiotoletetetatotuter dented budget demands for the past Time Strengthens Confidence 2ND DISTRICT four years. It means, too, without @) eel doubt, that Mr. Warren will shortly R ° R s Hi E N . ee S The longer a firm is established the greater becomes its reputation iy Pale Fn perce for service. Endowed, with the record of being Nevada County’s announce a program for sweeping : é ‘ ‘ reductions in the cost of governI EOP PF laytng f ment—and reductions in state taxes, oldest Funeral Home it is but natural that the thoughts of the indesigned to aid the-people in meetdividual immediately turn to us when the time for services of a ing greatly increased federal taxes mortician arises. S for war purposes. And politically, it undoubtedly means that every meniber of the economy bloc in the legislature will be out legeging it. for Mr. Warren, just as Warren is battling for them. . ‘This much is certain. Round One, One pound of brass pipe contains metal for 18 30-caliber cartridges. ee FOR CONGRESS + expanded through and conscientious Founded on the principles of fair dealing we the years by adhering: to. equality of treatment attention. Holmes Funeral Home which (Mr. Warren took with hardly a counter punch from Olson, is just a warm-up for the rounds to follow. From now until primary electeion day on August 25, the boys will be in ‘there slugging! ANDY HOLMES, Owner “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES Nevada City, 246 Sacramento St. Grass Valley, 150 S. Auburn St. Phone 208 Phone 56 : LLAMA MIAMI AAA I tee hehehehe eleteten