June 12, 1944 (4 pages)

my WE ab Himes of thig city Satreceived a! letter von — ) dreame of and never exGees. ‘by his mother Friday, . er Airet two months. He sent her a ‘Tige ‘to the rank of captain. in’ U. 8. infantry and still in John b been in service three Re ag ‘jan Australian pound; paper money. graphy the sind of ad-; while naval boats landed the solwas in North Africa until Christmas time and then sent into Italian territory. Cpl. Heffry Toccalini, son of Mr. rand Mrs. B. Tocealini is in the New Guinea area where he has spent two months. He is in the personnel department of the armored division. of the U. S. army. He sent his mother Carl Cramer— Carl Cramer who has just received his medical discharge from the U. 8S. Navy spent Thursday night in ‘Nevada City enroute to Washington with his sister and father to look after their property interests there. Carl was wounded when United States forces landed at Salerno, Italy, diers. He received the Purple Heart. He was also in the North African war zone. Carl was born and reared in Washington where his father conducted a store many years. The father, sister and Carl came over from Oroville, Thursday. The sister is employed as a clerk in the court house n Oroville. Fire in Washington. several Weeks ago damaged their property to some extent. Mrs. Kate Robinson received a splendid picture of her son, Everett Robinson Thursday and he looks to be in excellent health. He is in the Lieut. Col. Celio— A picture of Lt. Col. Gove C. Celio of Nevada City has been presented to the Nevada City Chapter of Red Cross and was hung in the production room on Wednesday. Lt. Col. Celio is pictured standing near Mrs. Betty John, wife of Col. Henry John, now serving with the U. S. Medical Corps at Fort Bragg. The picture was taken ata Red Cross Club in England. Ned J. Mellott— AN ATR SERVICE COMMAND STATION, (Somewhere in Egland) —Pfe. Ned J. Mellott of Rt. 1 Box 501 D Grass Valley is now overeas with the Engine Rejair Section of an Air Service Command depot ‘“‘somewhere in England.’ SeaBees and somewhere in the South . Pacific. NEVADA CITY NUGGET leviate'the shortage of dairy workers, which, according to Sam H. Greene. manager of ,the California Dairy'Council, is so critical that daily production from more than 11,000 cows is affected. The WFA and farm labor offices of the Agricultural Extension Service of the University of California say that recruiting facilities in Mexico have been asked to supply the help and that any Mexican recruited would be assigned to the most critical areas. The milk workers shortage is said to be greatest in the counties of VenMONDAY, JUNE 12, 1944 MINSTREL sHow, i REL sHo Mexicans May Aid San Francisco Issues . i ifornia ¥ iri i Fleas bead ymeth Club of Grags Th GAN TAMISCO, “Jane 12-—. Circular On ley will hold its last ding, i : Trained Mexican nationals may al-. SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—The . spring this evening in y the y' San Francisco Health Department has issued a leaflet on the control of fleas, largely for the benefit of newcomers to the city. Fleas are an old story to most Californians, many of whom have acquired an immunity to them, but residents of the intermoutain country, making the acqauintance of the varmints for the first time, are baffled by them. The health$department leaflet obligingly lists remedies and solitions calculated to control fleas, on man, beast and around the home. adjoining the Methodist ip 2, Oakland Johns wil] retire hs presidency and W. B. MeClarg , assume the post. vl Following the dinner, there be a Court of Honor for the Scout troop sponsored by the 1 and later a minstrel] show wa members of the Rebekahg have “ ned. The silver offering eng this event will be used to defray _ cost of the bowling alleys Which : club has recently installeg. ' Scene el RAINBOW GIRLs The Nevada City Chapter me Ailison and Packard Merlin en-ltyra, San Diego, Riverside, Hum-. DRUNKEN DRIVER FINED . ) °C” will west ine In gines are disassembled and given boldt, Marin, Sonoma, Kern, Kings,} Graham C. Clapp, resident of the sige ot 7106 selon a CMG. som! complete overhauls by the skilled/gan Joaquin, Tulare, Sacramento and. Newtown district between Grass cok Gass the sue © Last soy, Leon technicians of this section. In addi-. yype. Valley and Nevada City, pleaded tia 2, oka mer vacation muh tion they manufacture dies, parts, Euilty to driving while intoxicated) . ) cide. Two vor 4 tenti jigs, and fixtures which are needed WOMEN OOPS IN 8. F. “ {and to damaging a parked car with-. "Dre (0; vo Candidates win y to meet the ever changing demands. GAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—San out attempting to notify the owner. #5 coe. a and members at he, oS fori! —— _. Prancisco women, who haye taken} systice of the Peace Charles Morera . ays Stern Star are gp, any gt Pfc. Mellott is one of the men re-jtheir places in almost every wartime house fined him $100. y iv to be Dresent. on a li cently commended by Lieut. Gen. walk of life, are going to branch out The police stated that Clapp drove oe too bli: Carl Spaatz, Commanding General of. into a new field, that of ‘cop” on the into a car belonging to. Cpl. George; The ‘San Luis’’ was the first An. what b the United States Strategic Air For-. beat. Feroah, who is spending his fur-!erican warship to enter Sap Frag. eariges. ces in Europe, when production at. ~Sixteen patrol positions with the lough here. cisco Harbor in 1841, the Cor the depot was increased by more. local police department have been ~ 2 eae mented than 100%. opened to women, to be filled ‘ headlin« acts through civil service. 4, ' gtrikes’ Mount Shasta City until 1924 was. The lady cops will soon be helping () is the known as “Sisson’s” after J. H. Sis-. to direct downtown traffic, garbed ' “Jabor is s90n,pioneer postmaster, hotel keep-. in chic blue uniforms, the depart—aaew) 9 (4 ually a er and mountain guide. ment announced. dishones nee FE YOR WERE OW A BEANCHH EAD!" eweepin: “Unfo “War Bonds are a double-barrelled investseach ment. They buy the stuff that helps us win the press fig erve with the fer § Victories. And they pay you back $4 for every . . mete 5 quarter $3 when they mature. So dig deep, pal! Buy the sam i double during the 5th War Loan Drive.” “One forore: a! And don't forget War Sieaedl Have you a partly ‘ clared, i filled album? Remember that you can exchange war and when filled for an interest-bearing War Bond. Jus: are tryin bring it to Bank of America. “But Pe Labor D 5th War Loan Drive June 12 to JulyS ~ the numt * Total Goal 16 Billion Dollars * in this w / “Buy more .double what you bought before” say for . a “A ape Bank of . = Ps to smear HCECiICa Fue ‘ x public wh \ NATIONAL SIXINGs ASSOCIATION thinking.’ Member Federal Deposit InsuranceSX Corporation ‘Buta NY. _ Member Federai Reserve System back from Statistics Barbor, t 8 causin; QF he Workers 7 —ee Se . 496,000 1 Mion at w iy Join the edly unto Wa VES. Po ~ ‘eaing : ; I strikes we America’s pioneer women loaded guns ‘stration for their men in the struggle to establish and order : our continent. Today the Navy’s Medical oe : Department needs your help in “keeping “And -w XN. ; a8 many men at as many guns as many days as possible.” As a Hospital Corps WAVE you will help our disabled fighting men itpitie their health and speed aesnp to shorten the wa cae Py me ane . ‘The need is urgent.if you are between : brothers 9 coin we vst onl by the West's largest paint manufacturers, "NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD" sana» BUILDING MATERIALS Neveda. TERIALS.

my WE ab Himes of thig city Satreceived a! letter von — ) dreame of and never exGees. ‘by his mother Friday, . er Airet two months. He sent her a ‘Tige ‘to the rank of captain. in’ U. 8. infantry and still in John b been in service three Re ag ‘jan Australian pound; paper money. graphy the sind of ad-; while naval boats landed the solwas in North Africa until Christmas time and then sent into Italian territory. Cpl. Heffry Toccalini, son of Mr. rand Mrs. B. Tocealini is in the New Guinea area where he has spent two months. He is in the personnel department of the armored division. of the U. S. army. He sent his mother Carl Cramer— Carl Cramer who has just received his medical discharge from the U. 8S. Navy spent Thursday night in ‘Nevada City enroute to Washington with his sister and father to look after their property interests there. Carl was wounded when United States forces landed at Salerno, Italy, diers. He received the Purple Heart. He was also in the North African war zone. Carl was born and reared in Washington where his father conducted a store many years. The father, sister and Carl came over from Oroville, Thursday. The sister is employed as a clerk in the court house n Oroville. Fire in Washington. several Weeks ago damaged their property to some extent. Mrs. Kate Robinson received a splendid picture of her son, Everett Robinson Thursday and he looks to be in excellent health. He is in the Lieut. Col. Celio— A picture of Lt. Col. Gove C. Celio of Nevada City has been presented to the Nevada City Chapter of Red Cross and was hung in the production room on Wednesday. Lt. Col. Celio is pictured standing near Mrs. Betty John, wife of Col. Henry John, now serving with the U. S. Medical Corps at Fort Bragg. The picture was taken ata Red Cross Club in England. Ned J. Mellott— AN ATR SERVICE COMMAND STATION, (Somewhere in Egland) —Pfe. Ned J. Mellott of Rt. 1 Box 501 D Grass Valley is now overeas with the Engine Rejair Section of an Air Service Command depot ‘“‘somewhere in England.’ SeaBees and somewhere in the South . Pacific. NEVADA CITY NUGGET leviate'the shortage of dairy workers, which, according to Sam H. Greene. manager of ,the California Dairy'Council, is so critical that daily production from more than 11,000 cows is affected. The WFA and farm labor offices of the Agricultural Extension Service of the University of California say that recruiting facilities in Mexico have been asked to supply the help and that any Mexican recruited would be assigned to the most critical areas. The milk workers shortage is said to be greatest in the counties of VenMONDAY, JUNE 12, 1944 MINSTREL sHow, i REL sHo Mexicans May Aid San Francisco Issues . i ifornia ¥ iri i Fleas bead ymeth Club of Grags Th GAN TAMISCO, “Jane 12-—. Circular On ley will hold its last ding, i : Trained Mexican nationals may al-. SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—The . spring this evening in y the y' San Francisco Health Department has issued a leaflet on the control of fleas, largely for the benefit of newcomers to the city. Fleas are an old story to most Californians, many of whom have acquired an immunity to them, but residents of the intermoutain country, making the acqauintance of the varmints for the first time, are baffled by them. The health$department leaflet obligingly lists remedies and solitions calculated to control fleas, on man, beast and around the home. adjoining the Methodist ip 2, Oakland Johns wil] retire hs presidency and W. B. MeClarg , assume the post. vl Following the dinner, there be a Court of Honor for the Scout troop sponsored by the 1 and later a minstrel] show wa members of the Rebekahg have “

ned. The silver offering eng this event will be used to defray _ cost of the bowling alleys Which : club has recently installeg. ' Scene el RAINBOW GIRLs The Nevada City Chapter me Ailison and Packard Merlin en-ltyra, San Diego, Riverside, Hum-. DRUNKEN DRIVER FINED . ) °C” will west ine In gines are disassembled and given boldt, Marin, Sonoma, Kern, Kings,} Graham C. Clapp, resident of the sige ot 7106 selon a CMG. som! complete overhauls by the skilled/gan Joaquin, Tulare, Sacramento and. Newtown district between Grass cok Gass the sue © Last soy, Leon technicians of this section. In addi-. yype. Valley and Nevada City, pleaded tia 2, oka mer vacation muh tion they manufacture dies, parts, Euilty to driving while intoxicated) . ) cide. Two vor 4 tenti jigs, and fixtures which are needed WOMEN OOPS IN 8. F. “ {and to damaging a parked car with-. "Dre (0; vo Candidates win y to meet the ever changing demands. GAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—San out attempting to notify the owner. #5 coe. a and members at he, oS fori! —— _. Prancisco women, who haye taken} systice of the Peace Charles Morera . ays Stern Star are gp, any gt Pfc. Mellott is one of the men re-jtheir places in almost every wartime house fined him $100. y iv to be Dresent. on a li cently commended by Lieut. Gen. walk of life, are going to branch out The police stated that Clapp drove oe too bli: Carl Spaatz, Commanding General of. into a new field, that of ‘cop” on the into a car belonging to. Cpl. George; The ‘San Luis’’ was the first An. what b the United States Strategic Air For-. beat. Feroah, who is spending his fur-!erican warship to enter Sap Frag. eariges. ces in Europe, when production at. ~Sixteen patrol positions with the lough here. cisco Harbor in 1841, the Cor the depot was increased by more. local police department have been ~ 2 eae mented than 100%. opened to women, to be filled ‘ headlin« acts through civil service. 4, ' gtrikes’ Mount Shasta City until 1924 was. The lady cops will soon be helping () is the known as “Sisson’s” after J. H. Sis-. to direct downtown traffic, garbed ' “Jabor is s90n,pioneer postmaster, hotel keep-. in chic blue uniforms, the depart—aaew) 9 (4 ually a er and mountain guide. ment announced. dishones nee FE YOR WERE OW A BEANCHH EAD!" eweepin: “Unfo “War Bonds are a double-barrelled investseach ment. They buy the stuff that helps us win the press fig erve with the fer § Victories. And they pay you back $4 for every . . mete 5 quarter $3 when they mature. So dig deep, pal! Buy the sam i double during the 5th War Loan Drive.” “One forore: a! And don't forget War Sieaedl Have you a partly ‘ clared, i filled album? Remember that you can exchange war and when filled for an interest-bearing War Bond. Jus: are tryin bring it to Bank of America. “But Pe Labor D 5th War Loan Drive June 12 to JulyS ~ the numt * Total Goal 16 Billion Dollars * in this w / “Buy more ..double what you bought before” say for . a “A ape Bank of . = Ps to smear HCECiICa Fue ‘ x public wh \ NATIONAL SIXINGs ASSOCIATION thinking.’ Member Federal Deposit InsuranceSX Corporation ‘Buta NY. _ Member Federai Reserve System back from Statistics Barbor, t 8 causin; QF he Workers 7 —ee Se . 496,000 1 Mion at w iy Join the edly unto Wa VES. Po ~ ‘eaing : ; I strikes we America’s pioneer women loaded guns ‘stration for their men in the struggle to establish and order : our continent. Today the Navy’s Medical oe : Department needs your help in “keeping “And -w XN. ; a8 many men at as many guns as many days as possible.” As a Hospital Corps WAVE you will help our disabled fighting men itpitie their health and speed aesnp to shorten the wa cae Py me ane . ‘The need is urgent.if you are between : brothers 9 coin we vst onl by the West's largest paint manufacturers, "NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD" sana» BUILDING MATERIALS Neveda. TERIALS.