June 29, 1942 (4 pages)

pee aneaee Ee ORR A Page F our — Post Office Establishes In Truck Ready For Use Tahoe Not Promising Forester Smith Reports District Range Examiner Leland Smith of of ithe Tahoe National Forest has just United. the with = High Altitude Fiire Fighting Grazing Conditions On New V-Mail Service cooperation 7 ‘ the the Ranger John Big receivt R. Bend district of new a Hodgson announces type pumper returned to Nevada City from a ten fire truck on his district. This truck, day inspection of grazing areas with in in the forest. According to Smith the tional forest’s new fire plan, will be grazing conditions in general are not States War and Navy Departments,. addressed for delivery at post offices very promising due to he presence Army to States, the Post Office Department has es-. within the United of snow on the higher ranges which ons. installati Navy to or tablished a new service known as the/post offices has made the season two to three trans-. in care of Postmaster’s at office othV-Mail Service to conserve weeks behind schedule. Stock will and San Francis accordance with the Tahoe Na stationed-at Blue Canyon guard station on Highway 40 below Emigrant Gap. According to Hodgson, the truck was constructed in the forest service equipment shops at Stockton their desnot be able.to use these fanges unspecially for high altitude fire fighthandling til the middle of July which will ing. Hodgson further stated that the fhe personnel of our armed forces. tination in their original form and create hardships for those cattlemen truck would be available for fighting mails. continental} with the regular the stationed outside. portation space and to expedite the. }er than New York to and from . ¢o, Will be dispatched messages of to who do not have holding ranges. On structural fires along Highway 40 Members of the armed forces sta-. ithe east side of the Sierra Nevadas, from Baxters to Big Bend, though its Persons in the United States de-] tioned abroad will be furnished with particularly in the Sierra Valley, a United States. primary purpose will sheets leter V-Mail charge siring to use this service may obtain'out continued northeast wind has dried suppression work. DepartNavy and War the special V-mail lettersheet ep-. through the the soil and grass when the weather be forest fire SMART PYREX SAUCEPANS velopes at the nearest post office,,; ments and will deposit their V-Mail was cold, which has resulted in 2 devositwrite their message thereon and afletters in designated mail GUARDSMEN MEET stunted grass for that area. Smith offices. post Navy and Army in ories sealing! and folding ter addressing, is of the opinion that if the forest CAMPTONVILLE, June 29.—The the letier-sheets in the prescribed!If delivery can be advanced, such does not have a rain this month, feed first meeting of the local unit of the the manner and affixing postage, deposit) letters will ‘be micro-filmed and will be scarce over all the sage brush (California State Militia ~:was held the messages in any post office street! film transmitted to the V-Mail staand open range country. One object Tuesday evening at the auditorium the by letter box or authorized depository.j tions in the United States of Smith’s trip was to contact all catof the local Masonic Hall with Merle The letters will be dispatched by do-}most expeditious means mestic air and transporta-. portation surface available; trans; of otherwise such tlemen and sheep men and organize Collins, into to ad-jed penalty envolopes and dispatched National the Forest’s fire Department will separate the V-Mail,bed other than members of the armed sion of fires. for cents 3 is ordinary elected organization, “ae ney iginal form. V-4Mail service is not intended for. transmittal of messages COST OF LIVING LISTS MUST BE. FILED BY WEDNESDAY hall here. The following function by itself. is expected all Set of 4 needed in every mod ern kitchen. Sizes—quart, No. mess 3 ration stamp is good. available No. 5 stamp can This sugar that price was given rationing out Here officials by the} today. It Designed for easy mixing by the sugar hand beater or electric mixer. Grand for baking mound cakes. Attractive for serving salads, desserts right at the ow Michele Morgan and Paul Henreid, two newcomers to the screen, score a sensational hit in Joan of Paris, a picture portraying thebattle against invaders by the liberty loving French people. Joan of Paris can be compared to Joan of Arc. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Lucille VALLEY OF THE § the Ball and James Craig are leading characters in Valley of the Albert Dekker and Joan. Davis Sun. Also on the bill is Yokel Boy withaes) State Ba tas after death. Mantin table. Set of 3, only 95 ¢ . Vanber:k ar--. rived in Nevada City last night aft< 21 . NO OPPOSITION Ass emblyman Thurman, Allen representing GLAMOROUS GIFT SET (Scoop) G. the Sixth 8 matched pieces of Pyrex Assembly Distriet, will be unopposed trip which ¢ar-/. (ot reelection. No opposition devela ried them as far as Louisiana, where ; . : : . oped for Thurman, Colfax newspa%. they visited with their son, Robert. ; % Retetetok ee stenenteriertesiesba JOAN OF PARI Mrs. NEW MATCHED MIXING BOWL SET =. enjoying an extended teleost +,e-ifeatiote Neate 2%)oe * + og % yt + WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY * ++ serhs ndeabeat3)she sori xh Brothers filmed this glorious Canada’s heroes of the air with James Cagney in the leading role. Mr. and reading easy. Prices 15 ¢ no longer} was also pointed out that Board by July Ist.’’ pint, and cup liquid; cup dry. Permanent red markings make now secure chanlast you for four weeks. lists of cost of living. commodities as ing . /spent two weeks in Los Angeles. . Attends . Visiting Nevada City— Funeral— B. F. Presley of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. J. V.,.Wood of Carls. ther, was among the many . ovenware in an attractive gift box. Includes 6 custard cups and 114 qt. casserole with ! perman, in the ten counties he repVanberg, who is with the United} resents, including Nevada County. States armed forces. The Vanberg3} bad, former are visiting Nevada here. ‘ RED-MARKED . MEASURING CUPS NO. 5 SUGAR RATIONING STAMP GOOD FOR TWO POUNDS; MUST LAST FOUR WEEKS : ;RETURN FROM © XTENDED TRIP. . yuezen =4 . “ine cssisttnce ofIt portrays CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS picture in technicolor. meal eee cooked in. sa» 1014,” size.cccees SOc The *. defined in Bulletin No. 2 must be rationing books of deceased persons . filed with the War Price and Rationmust be turned in within ten days aetna AND TUESDAY by serving in same dish the be held. nels of pwhlic information to inform. ada:: Theatre; vegetables. Save dishwashing to increase, you two pounds of sugar but it must use all retailers in your area Ade Xb abil uae eae loca A gift she’ll use a dozen ways. ‘Holds a good-sized roast with and regular meetings and drills will . age was received here concerning the % ae $ ste olentesfeoteserieseatery ste atesterteete sete seo)forte ate atengs este ete ohe nts oe sfestente oeote ote seat“e-nfe Nese ferte teste stentdente Poa company, HANDY PYREX UTILITY DISH All local merchants are warned to George Stout, state board of equal-. filing: ‘Please V-Mailj ization official, liquor department, . continental United States. letters mailed in this country and) was a Nevada City visitor Saturday. and membership July 1st. The lists can be filed at the Liquor Administrator Here— QUart scetscceevene tion of this end of the county, it was unit city 1, voted that this should be a separate the within the Because of the geographical ities which stores. sergeant of elected as corporals. it is anhave their price list of cost of living mail, the distance to destination, and. post office department but the War; ‘with V -. commodities filed future near the in that ticipated facil-. V-Mail other of the location will be micro-filmed and'Mail letter-sheets will be on sale at Price and Rationing Board here by which will be forwarded in their or-. stationery perfected with MyroneRauly and Fred H. Butz ‘ mail of and deliver it to the military au-'and 6 cents for air mail. Members mail to entitled are forces armed the , operand +horities who will control ate the V-Mail stations. Thereafter} without payment of postage. At the ithe War and Navy Departments will. present the V-/Mail letter-sheets will decide according to the volume of tbe furnished, without charge, by the was _ and W. C. Williams was unanimously when by Army and Navy rost office units ltorees In 114, 2 at. sizes. One cy kid Marysville with sixteen members to start with, ex-. to destinations. be delivery can was high in his praise of the part The postage on V-Mail letters sent pedited by so doing. The Post Office . stockmen have taken in the suppresd@ressee storage. for serving, volunteer groups so that iion, according to the postage paid,; letters will be transmitted to designated ports of embarkation. tinations in their original. form. Upmade available during time of emThe V-Mail letter will be forward. on arrival in the the’ United States, ‘ergency in the national forests. Smith ed in its original form or it may De the micro-filmed messages will be rewho since the emergency has been micro-filmed and a photographic re-) opened, enclosed in specially designtaking an active part in the Tahoe production transmitted county agent, of presiding. to § destheir services and equipment may be The organization them A. complete set will make her cooking easier. Modern fuelsaving‘design. Won't: stain. Easy to wash. Handles remove City residents! town They are staying at one of their homes on Piety Hill. relatives and friends bro out of who at tended the funeral here Saturday of the late A. C. Presley, Jr. ie te pie plate cover. Looks like a‘‘million” . cdsts $yoo ONY ssp cscescescces ALPHA STORES, Ltd. NEVADA CITY—PHONE 5 Seige ~ GRASS VALLEY—PHONE 88 a = Se ie ee ee ee ee o te at, estions for the 4th of July Celebration 39c, 59c each SHEER DRESSES, BLOUSES, SLACKS, PRINCESS SLIPS, VESTS, PANTIES, SILK COTTON RAYON HOSIERY, ANKLE SOX, BOYS AND GIRLS BOYS TOM SAWYER SHIRTS BOYS WASH PANTS WASH SUITS, PLAY TOGS Silk $1.15 $1.00 $1.19 $1.35 $1.49 $1.25 $1.50 LADIES SHEER DRESSES ‘ $2.95 to $7.95 Each Rayon $1.15 $1.19 $1.35. $2.95 each up LADIES SLACKS $5.95 each up LADIES SLACK SUITS $2.95 each up LADIES BLOUSES $1.00 each up CHILDRENS WASH DRESSES $35c each up CHILDRENS SWIM SUITS . LADIES NAVY BLUE OVERALLS $2.50 Pair LADIES SWEATERS $1.95, $2.95 each MENS FANCY SOX . 25e, 35c, 50c Pair MENS FANCY DRESS SHIRTS.. $1.65, $1 105 cock MENS NECKTIES 50c, 98c each MENS HANDKERCHIEFS : 49c each 19c, 25c 19c. 25c Pair on Fancy . ANKLE SOX—Plain or FABRIC GLOVES FANCY COLORS $1.00 each up PRINCESS SLIPS — Shadow Proof Jersey Slips. Plain or Lace Trimmed $1.95 $2.50 each MUNSING WEAR—Vests Panties $79c, $1.00 each CHILDREN’S PRINCESS SLIPS 50c, 79c $1.25 Each VANTA UNDERTHINGS FOR INFANTS INFANTS LAWN DRESSES . 1942— LONG MAY IT WAVE O’ER THE LAND OF THE FREE AND THE HOME OF THE BRAVE —1776 — by MENS KNIT UNDERSHIRT — SHORTS 39c, 49c each S STORE MAIDEN FORM BRASSIERES 116 MILL STREET $1.00, $1.19, $1.65 each -BOYS TWO PIECE WASH SUITS $1.95, $2. 95 Each LADIES’ HOSIERY Cotton 59c 89c, 98c each ‘A. G. (BERT) CHEGWIDDEN, Se. ate ote ate ate atesteafesfesferferteste Ste eo ee a aSoafesfefertesteoeatestesteoesteofetestestecfeteotestateafeateeateatese Agent for ‘GOSSARD CORSET FOUNDATIONS GRASS VALLEY

pee aneaee Ee ORR A Page F our — Post Office Establishes In Truck Ready For Use Tahoe Not Promising Forester Smith Reports District Range Examiner Leland Smith of of ithe Tahoe National Forest has just United. the with = High Altitude Fiire Fighting Grazing Conditions On New V-Mail Service cooperation 7 ‘ the the Ranger John Big receivt R. Bend district of new a Hodgson announces type pumper returned to Nevada City from a ten fire truck on his district. This truck, day inspection of grazing areas with in in the forest. According to Smith the tional forest’s new fire plan, will be grazing conditions in general are not States War and Navy Departments,. addressed for delivery at post offices very promising due to he presence Army to States, the Post Office Department has es-. within the United of snow on the higher ranges which ons. installati Navy to or tablished a new service known as the/post offices has made the season two to three trans-. in care of Postmaster’s at office othV-Mail Service to conserve weeks behind schedule. Stock will and San Francis accordance with the Tahoe Na stationed-at Blue Canyon guard station on Highway 40 below Emigrant Gap. According to Hodgson, the truck was constructed in the forest service equipment shops at Stockton their desnot be able.to use these fanges unspecially for high altitude fire fighthandling til the middle of July which will ing. Hodgson further stated that the fhe personnel of our armed forces. tination in their original form and create hardships for those cattlemen truck would be available for fighting mails. continental} with the regular the stationed outside. portation space and to expedite the. }er than New York to and from . ¢o, Will be dispatched messages of to who do not have holding ranges. On structural fires along Highway 40 Members of the armed forces sta-. ithe east side of the Sierra Nevadas, from Baxters to Big Bend, though its Persons in the United States de-] tioned abroad will be furnished with particularly in the Sierra Valley, a United States. primary purpose will sheets leter V-Mail charge siring to use this service may obtain'out continued northeast wind has dried suppression work. DepartNavy and War the special V-mail lettersheet ep-. through the the soil and grass when the weather be forest fire SMART PYREX SAUCEPANS velopes at the nearest post office,,; ments and will deposit their V-Mail was cold, which has resulted in 2 devositwrite their message thereon and afletters in designated mail GUARDSMEN MEET stunted grass for that area. Smith offices. post Navy and Army in ories sealing! and folding ter addressing, is of the opinion that if the forest CAMPTONVILLE, June 29.—The the letier-sheets in the prescribed!If delivery can be advanced, such does not have a rain this month, feed first meeting of the local unit of the the manner and affixing postage, deposit) letters will ‘be micro-filmed and will be scarce over all the sage brush (California State Militia ~:was held the messages in any post office street! film transmitted to the V-Mail staand open range country. One object Tuesday evening at the auditorium the by letter box or authorized depository.j tions in the United States of Smith’s trip was to contact all catof the local Masonic Hall with Merle The letters will be dispatched by do-}most expeditious means mestic air and transporta-. portation surface available; trans; of otherwise such tlemen and sheep men and organize Collins, into to ad-jed penalty envolopes and dispatched National the Forest’s fire Department will separate the V-Mail,bed other than members of the armed sion of fires. for cents 3 is ordinary elected organization, “ae ney iginal form. V-4Mail service is not intended for. transmittal of messages COST OF LIVING LISTS MUST BE. FILED BY WEDNESDAY hall here. The following function by itself. is expected all Set of 4 needed in every mod ern kitchen. Sizes—quart, No. mess 3 ration stamp is good. available No. 5 stamp can This sugar that price was given rationing out Here officials by the} today. It Designed for easy mixing by the sugar hand beater or electric mixer. Grand for baking mound cakes. Attractive for serving salads, desserts right at the ow Michele Morgan and Paul Henreid, two newcomers to the screen, score a sensational hit in Joan of Paris, a picture portraying thebattle against invaders by the liberty loving French people. Joan of Paris can be compared to Joan of Arc. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Lucille VALLEY OF THE § the Ball and James Craig are leading characters in Valley of the Albert Dekker and Joan. Davis Sun. Also on the bill is Yokel Boy withaes) State Ba tas after death. Mantin table. Set of 3, only 95 ¢ . Vanber:k ar--. rived in Nevada City last night aft< 21 . NO OPPOSITION Ass emblyman Thurman, Allen representing GLAMOROUS GIFT SET (Scoop) G. the Sixth 8 matched pieces of Pyrex Assembly Distriet, will be unopposed trip which ¢ar-/. (ot reelection. No opposition devela ried them as far as Louisiana, where ; . : : . oped for Thurman, Colfax newspa%. they visited with their son, Robert. ; % Retetetok ee stenenteriertesiesba JOAN OF PARI Mrs. NEW MATCHED MIXING BOWL SET =. enjoying an extended teleost +,e-ifeatiote Neate 2%)oe * + og % yt + WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY * ++ serhs ndeabeat3)she sori xh Brothers filmed this glorious Canada’s heroes of the air with James Cagney in the leading role. Mr. and reading easy. Prices 15 ¢ no longer}

was also pointed out that Board by July Ist.’’ pint, and cup liquid; cup dry. Permanent red markings make now secure chanlast you for four weeks. lists of cost of living. commodities as ing . /spent two weeks in Los Angeles. . Attends . Visiting Nevada City— Funeral— B. F. Presley of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. J. V.,.Wood of Carls. ther, was among the many . ovenware in an attractive gift box. Includes 6 custard cups and 114 qt. casserole with ! perman, in the ten counties he repVanberg, who is with the United} resents, including Nevada County. States armed forces. The Vanberg3} bad, former are visiting Nevada here. ‘ RED-MARKED . MEASURING CUPS NO. 5 SUGAR RATIONING STAMP GOOD FOR TWO POUNDS; MUST LAST FOUR WEEKS : ;RETURN FROM © XTENDED TRIP. . yuezen =4 . “ine cssisttnce ofIt portrays CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS picture in technicolor. meal eee cooked in. sa» 1014,” size..cccees SOc The *. defined in Bulletin No. 2 must be rationing books of deceased persons . filed with the War Price and Rationmust be turned in within ten days aetna AND TUESDAY by serving in same dish the be held. nels of pwhlic information to inform. ada:: Theatre; vegetables. Save dishwashing to increase, you two pounds of sugar but it must use all retailers in your area Ade Xb abil uae eae loca A gift she’ll use a dozen ways. ‘Holds a good-sized roast with and regular meetings and drills will . age was received here concerning the % ae $ ste olentesfeoteserieseatery ste atesterteete sete seo)forte ate atengs este ete ohe nts oe sfestente oeote ote seat“e-nfe Nese ferte teste stentdente Poa company, HANDY PYREX UTILITY DISH All local merchants are warned to George Stout, state board of equal-. filing: ‘Please V-Mailj ization official, liquor department, . continental United States. letters mailed in this country and) was a Nevada City visitor Saturday. and membership July 1st. The lists can be filed at the Liquor Administrator Here— QUart scetscceevene tion of this end of the county, it was unit city 1, voted that this should be a separate the within the Because of the geographical ities which stores. sergeant of elected as corporals. it is anhave their price list of cost of living mail, the distance to destination, and. post office department but the War; ‘with V -. commodities filed future near the in that ticipated facil-. V-Mail other of the location will be micro-filmed and'Mail letter-sheets will be on sale at Price and Rationing Board here by which will be forwarded in their or-. stationery perfected with MyroneRauly and Fred H. Butz ‘ mail of and deliver it to the military au-'and 6 cents for air mail. Members mail to entitled are forces armed the , operand +horities who will control ate the V-Mail stations. Thereafter} without payment of postage. At the ithe War and Navy Departments will. present the V-/Mail letter-sheets will decide according to the volume of tbe furnished, without charge, by the was _ and W. C. Williams was unanimously when by Army and Navy rost office units ltorees In 114, 2 at. sizes. One cy kid Marysville with sixteen members to start with, ex-. to destinations. be delivery can was high in his praise of the part The postage on V-Mail letters sent pedited by so doing. The Post Office . stockmen have taken in the suppresd@ressee storage. for serving, volunteer groups so that iion, according to the postage paid,; letters will be transmitted to designated ports of embarkation. tinations in their original. form. Upmade available during time of emThe V-Mail letter will be forward. on arrival in the the’ United States, ‘ergency in the national forests. Smith ed in its original form or it may De the micro-filmed messages will be rewho since the emergency has been micro-filmed and a photographic re-) opened, enclosed in specially designtaking an active part in the Tahoe production transmitted county agent, of presiding. to § destheir services and equipment may be The organization them A. complete set will make her cooking easier. Modern fuelsaving‘design. Won't: stain. Easy to wash. Handles remove City residents! town They are staying at one of their homes on Piety Hill. relatives and friends bro out of who at tended the funeral here Saturday of the late A. C. Presley, Jr. ie te pie plate cover. Looks like a‘‘million” .. cdsts $yoo ONY ssp cscescescces ALPHA STORES, Ltd. NEVADA CITY—PHONE 5 Seige ~ GRASS VALLEY—PHONE 88 a = Se ie ee ee ee ee o te at, estions for the 4th of July Celebration 39c, 59c each SHEER DRESSES, BLOUSES, SLACKS, PRINCESS SLIPS, VESTS, PANTIES, SILK COTTON RAYON HOSIERY, ANKLE SOX, BOYS AND GIRLS BOYS TOM SAWYER SHIRTS BOYS WASH PANTS WASH SUITS, PLAY TOGS Silk $1.15 $1.00 $1.19 $1.35 $1.49 $1.25 $1.50 LADIES SHEER DRESSES ‘ $2.95 to $7.95 Each Rayon $1.15 $1.19 $1.35. $2.95 each up LADIES SLACKS $5.95 each up LADIES SLACK SUITS $2.95 each up LADIES BLOUSES $1.00 each up CHILDRENS WASH DRESSES $35c each up CHILDRENS SWIM SUITS . LADIES NAVY BLUE OVERALLS $2.50 Pair LADIES SWEATERS $1.95, $2.95 each MENS FANCY SOX . 25e, 35c, 50c Pair MENS FANCY DRESS SHIRTS... $1.65, $1 105 cock MENS NECKTIES 50c, 98c each MENS HANDKERCHIEFS : 49c each 19c, 25c 19c. 25c Pair on Fancy . ANKLE SOX—Plain or FABRIC GLOVES FANCY COLORS $1.00 each up PRINCESS SLIPS — Shadow Proof Jersey Slips. Plain or Lace Trimmed $1.95 $2.50 each MUNSING WEAR—Vests Panties $79c, $1.00 each CHILDREN’S PRINCESS SLIPS 50c, 79c $1.25 Each VANTA UNDERTHINGS FOR INFANTS INFANTS LAWN DRESSES . 1942— LONG MAY IT WAVE O’ER THE LAND OF THE FREE AND THE HOME OF THE BRAVE —1776 — by MENS KNIT UNDERSHIRT — SHORTS 39c, 49c each S STORE MAIDEN FORM BRASSIERES 116 MILL STREET $1.00, $1.19, $1.65 each -BOYS TWO PIECE WASH SUITS $1.95, $2. 95 Each LADIES’ HOSIERY Cotton 59c 89c, 98c each ‘A. G. (BERT) CHEGWIDDEN, Se. ate ote ate ate atesteafesfesferferteste Ste eo ee a aSoafesfefertesteoeatestesteoesteofetestestecfeteotestateafeateeateatese Agent for ‘GOSSARD CORSET FOUNDATIONS GRASS VALLEY