June 5, 1944 (4 pages)

_COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA ee Out Loud we are substituting today the ‘ghoughts of the editor of the "Journal of Forestry, issued by the Society of American Forest“en. We think that his suggestion that, after this war living haver d their lives would be far better than the usual statu exercises in the Nevada City High eni ng, June 9th, a class of 25 will is about one half the nu mber graduated in normal times. Three members of the class have been ‘Donald Miller will chosen graduating ‘to speak. discuss the ques Chastain Heads Junior College Association tion, Can We Meet the Challenge? ‘Betty Rore will spe ak on Science in Harold E. Chastain, Dean of the the Future, anid Wil liam Tobiassen Placer Junior College and supéerinwill talk on Vocati onal Opportunitendent of the Placer Union Hig h of all local happenings. f you want to read about your friends, your neighbors; read The Nugget. ow NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA 1 auditorium Friday ev This paper gives your complete 4 co verage ' econ SSE Le At commencement Laer RST ster TWENTY FIVEHIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO GRADUATE FRIDAY HOUSE MINE ee Thinking smorials to those who ready to guard and defend it.”—Daniel Web evada City Nu eset The County Seat Paper Nol. 18, No. 45. to those who love it, and are Lommel “God grants liberty only . The Nugget is delivered to your home twice a week for only 30 cents per month The Gold Center MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1944. TOM LEGG, DECORATED FOR NAVY SERVICE. NOW IN ENGLAND 2 SaaS SUB-COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, D. C. June 5—In a move designed to render greater assistance to the mining industry, the House Committee on Mines and Mining has been divided into perManent sub-committees, Rep. Joe L. Smith; of West Virginia, Chairman, EORSINEE. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS PAUSE IN . C . ey Tom Legg, graduate of the Nevada City High School, U. C. student, and business man, now sound man on 4n up-to-the-minute new destroyer, hag had much more than the usual Odys=" sey of the sailor, according to a record kept by his parents, Mr. and Mra. George A. Legg, of this city. Young Legg was engaged in the veterans in S FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE TO HAVE MANY AIDS INTENTION TO HOLD MUST BE FILED nough RYAN AERO. CORP. JUNE7 TO 10. OFFICIAL T0 BE ENGLE APPOINTS GUEST IN GY on : Ei Momer Brown and George McCoy butane gas business on his own, announced. ’ ‘gry, murals, and monuments, is ties in the Post) War Wo membe rs of the California Scho Of rld. partic ol district, was elected presiState when he entered the navy. Tests re-. ular import ance ; to the in© gp excellent one, adaptable to Rev. Cedric Porter will pronounce dent of the Northern Californ dustry in California is the sub-comHighway Commission, called on the vealed that he was of rare hum— ia Jun‘gimost any locality in the counthe invocation Nevada ans County and Rev. who could Board call mittee ior the of : * fty. The editorial fol Supervisors true sound Coll onPrecio ege Patrick us Metals and MinAssociation at a recent lows: O'Reilly, the benedicti on. The gradumeeting ‘of the Organization in San erals, of which Rep.:Clair Engle of in session yesterday in the court pitch. The navy immedaitely gave ation class will be him training in sound devices. From — the California Second Congressional house. presented by Francisco. MEMORIAL FOR WAR Charles F, Par San Diego he was rushed to Pearl sons, vice Principal, Distric t War has d been Aust named in Chairman. was named go viceThe two. commissioners were acHEROES and diplomas will be ha Harbor the latter part of May, 1942. nded out by President, and Misg Kathleen SeaOther members of this committee are comanied by State Right-of-way En“Within. a few days he was in one : «Att reach "war that the United Dr. Hal Draper, a member of the graves was named secretary-treasurRepresentatives John Murdock of gineer. Fred Haselwood, District Enof the Navy's school board. Presentat Arizona; Compton historic battles, at ion of awards er. White, ia fought a grateful citizeng Idaho; gineer Howard Reamer, chairman of Midway, and scholarships will with Robert Rockwell, Colorado and Hara ringside seat,” his. The Northern California be made by H. gy has commemorated its heroes and Junior the regional transportation and the B. Kjorlie, principal father relates. “He saw a destroyer, and district College Association is composed of ris Ellsworth of Oregon. statutary and monuhighway committee of the California superintendent, tied. alongside the Carrier Yorktown. Engle, who is scheduled to call his the public and private junior ments. The motives -behind these colChamber of Commerce, John Luther Officers of the class of ‘evaporate’ when a Jap torpedo hit" commi ttee leges into situated between Salinas and its first session in of the highw 1944 are, memorials spring from a source ‘of ay department, and EdStanley Foreman, presid » State Con. it. Then he saw the carrier sink. the near Susan future ville , said in Northern California. It that one of the ward M. Fennon, ent, William patriotism typically American. Unmanager of the Since the: sound man Wasley, vice president chief object incl on a destroyer ives udes of the all Bet ; group will be Sacramento distri the junior colleges o f ty Ruth fortunately, the results—aestheticct for the state is located next to Burns, secretary; Ernest to consid the er the ttorney for San skipper’s cab-legisla Fran tion cisc design Colombo, o Bay and Sacraed to chamber. ally speaking—-have often been of treasurer. The in, his vantag protec e t point ment and grad for o assist seeing what » Kelly for uate area produc s. s, ers besides of gold, doubtful taste if not actually hideous. these, are Ruth happen silver s in Cary battle and Befo could other Arbog clude Jer. re not Glor ast, be betprecio bein ia chair us g man Ber elec metals of the nard, ted, , ‘There is hardly a city park, a Chastain Parsons, gourthouse square, a state capitol, a (Martha. Virginia Bonebrake, Donald served for two years on the board of both now and in the post war perboard of supervisors, outlined the ter. a a Austin Boreham, Helen “His ship, then the U. S. Benham, major,road problems of the county. iod. .directors of the organization. Marion § Jos eph ine jillage green in the whole wide and Butz, Joseph “The gold mine closing order (LThe commissioners teson -eni F beautiful land that is not disfigu declared that picked up 600 survivors of the York— rmonds, Wil B. Day, Marion a208) has created a serious problem nothing could be done until the war town, though its capacity rating was liam Merritt Hallett, Er‘ed by military monuments. Who has nest anny Charles Helme, Robert Aibert in connection with the rehabilitation ended. H. E. Sofge, secretary of the only 400. After the battle was 6ver,' not seen them and shuddered? Gencca ery (Molthen, June Belle Moore, of the industry. ‘That situation plus Nevada City Chamber of Commerce; the Benham was ordered to Pearl George trals on prancing steeds which not Albert Nelson, Roberta Rut the post war position of gold as a asked Commissioner McCoy whether Harbor. Most of the ships engaged — h Rob. only violate all canons of art but erts, Betty Jane Rore, Rose Mar asic metal of our monetary system the $10,000 once allocated for imthere had been badly hammered. — ie _ which defy laws of equine anatomy Santinelli, Alfred M. Sauer, “Shortly after arriving at Pearl . will be among the primary considerprovement of--the grade on the Tasagan a well! Or the thousands of equesRuth Smithson, William Elwood ations of the sub-committee,” Engle hoe Ukiah Highway that leads into Harbor, Tom wrote that they we Totrian statues in America, how many going out again ‘on business,’ and biassen, Lotus Fern Wales, and ‘Bear Valley was still available. said. : RobMcare thuly beautiful? Psuedo-classic Engle, who is the only California Coy stated that it was, but that it business it was. The line of destroyert Earl Wulf. columns surmounted by Winged VicRepresentatives from all civic and representative on the House CGomcould not be expended until the war ers, of which the Benham was one, tories and. guarded four square at fraterial organizations of the city mittee on Mines and Mining, hag alends. The same reply was made rewas ordered into the night battle the base by effigies of soldiers and The destroyer in have been named by the committee so been named a member of a subgarding the’ hazards in the Tahoe off Savo Island. sailors so discolored by the elements committee on Non-Ferrous Minerals Ukiah in vicinity of ‘Rough = and front of the Benham and one in the in charge of the Meurth of July celeand birdlime that they more resembration here to assist in planning the and Metals. Minerals and metals in Ready, and as regards. the surfacing rear were sunk with heavy loss ble caricatures than heroes! Bronze, life. The Benham received a parade and patriotic exercises for the. non-ferrous classification mo inof the Downieville approach to Nestanite, and marble piles whose obwound vada elude but stayed afloat long e City, chrome which , tungst was en, manganese, the morning, afternoon and evening completed two . srity, neglect and consequent ugliyears ago but never surfaced. to save all the crew. copper, lead, zine and aluminum, cle eee of Indepeddence Day. tess defeat the very purpose for “Fishe Rep. d Smith out of said the shark that infested the At a meeting of the committee, Chair. which they were intended—solemn, water, man Tom of amd each the sub-co rest mmitte consist of e erew will ing of Justice of the Peace be _ ‘itiistic; “timeless memorials to our Jack ~ Nettell, county. recorder, were charge sent d first with to the the Fijis respon t sibili George ty Gilders of leeve, Sheriff Carl J. _ honored heroes! states that owners of unpatented Noumea in the Caledonians, w handling problems relative to. his “Wot all’such statuary, of course, mining claims in Nevada County, Tobiassen, Mrs.: Marian, Libbey, Anparticular for a few days Tom drove a true group. Recommendations _ § bad. Eminent, but all too few, exmust file an ‘intention to hold’’ such tone Rore and Mrs. Howard Sturtefor The cargo was steel ‘mats for landing final action on legislative matters vant, it was determined that the . amples are those typified by Daniel claims in his office by July 1st. will . fields. be consid ered by the Mines and celebration will follow’ the same Chester French’s ‘The Minute Man” The “intention to. hold” is filed in “His assignments carried ~h lines as in former years, a parade in Minin'g Committee ag a whole. made for the centenary of the battle lieu of the “proofs of labor’ for unNew Zealand, Australia and the morning, an afternoon of games, . Concord in 1875 and known to patented claims in accordance with an island port. He was ordered h sports, including a contest between _ ery person who has bought a war the requirements of the mining asin December 1942, and in Jami firemen of Grass Valley and Nevada . ‘ings stamp. But much of the outsessment moratorium for the durawent to Bremerton Navyyard, w City, armed with fire hose, and an _ tor’ war statuary in America, is not tion of the war. However, Nettell ing camp of the Tahoe National Forhe joined the ‘crew of a brand new evening program of music. The last wulptur e so much as assembly line said, those who have completed the will be in charge of Mrs. Libbey. . Meeorative “ant” differing not in oriassessment work may file the cus. sinality, @ut only in cost, from the tomar ‘proofs of labor.’’ cheap chromos 80ld by itinerant ped lets throughout the land during the ticipate. } Met century. ‘Expressed in its simplest terms, “Within a year after the close of be thing for which the the present, conflict, ‘municipalities, America is fighting and youth of dying “is TWO BOYS FROM tivle bodies, ‘patriotic organizations, home. What is home? It is not a . ad veterans” groups will launch a house, a third floor apartment, a ‘tousand projects in a thousand hotel bedroom. : est will be held at Hall’s Ranch near destroyer. ees “Ba ck to San Franc isco ‘and thi of Downieville during June 7° to 10, on to San Diego for drill and 1 historic old Brandy The Grass ‘City west announces (Forest Supervisor Ellis practiee. Tom then sailed Nevada City. The training proPanama Canal to New York. He in ‘Valley’ Chamber of gram will be under the general suptwo trips to ‘Casablanca, on.,, one€ Commerce has arranged a special ervision of Engineering Fire Cont rol dinner meeting for June 14th, at Officer D. G. MacBean, assisted by whih he states, his destroer con ed a U-boat into a bit of which “time a representative of the District Ranger Warr en Barnes of wreckage. Next he turned _ Ryan Aeronautical Corporation will the Big Bend Distr ict and Fire ConLondonderry, North Ireland, bu be a guest. The dinner will be given trol Assistant Nelson Atl: Stone of the Presently back on the Representative Clair Engle towns’ and tities to erect victory has under the auspices of the aviation Camptonville District. . on duty between Portland, Main “Home is an elm-shaded New Eng. Monuments. In fact, were it not for land village. Home is Central Park, notified Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Incommittee of the chamber’ leaded Norfolk, Virginia. The mn Training, states Bilis, © will be South America, then back, © of manpower, scaffolding Home is moss draped live oaks along gram of Grass Valley, that their son, by Dr. 0. F. Lang, in Bret Harte scheduled to meet the . r mounments would already be gothe Gulf problems of ton, where he called us. up. Coast. Home is the wind‘Robert Peter Ingram is now a prinInn. j ite up. Were it not for scarcity of break on a Dakota farm. It is cpttoncipal appointee’ to West Point MiliThe chamber hag recently been national forest fire prevention and_ apartment of Lieut . Dick Uetals, casting of statuary would woods along a prairie creek. It is the tary.Academy. Young Ingram was an notified that the Ryan corporation suppression during war time manson of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton } Powe r shor tage . Women .who serve] of this city, . alternate, but due to the failure of has placed Grass Valley on the list ae redwoods. It is outdoor America. sen on fire lookout towers will be given both principal and alternate in one of commu nitie “Now we know he is s to be served afier “Thus it is timely for all. Ameri‘ o “The governor who creates a new n t training in detection of fires. Several again, and we gue of the two vacancies in the district, the war with a feeder line. ‘ang, who Wish to make this land a. state forest ss, his bu or . wild life sanctuary in he was given a principal appointwom en who serve as cletk-dispatchalong the English Channel. Bert Chegwidden, L. R. Jefford ftlter place in which to live, to}honor of the state's war veterans) . At B Me and reflect. and. Dan Stewart were appointed a ers in ranger headquarters will be rate his last letter stated ‘}will honor his administration also. he wa Ingram has spent the past year in committee to name a chairman to given instruction in fire ‘control and “Do we want another plague of The mayor who plants shade trees the Reserve Officers School of the serve with the Fourth of July comoffice practices. . fees » another blight of monuon his city streets or who designs a mitte Texas A. and M. College, as an ene of Nevad a City, in arrange‘© result in more municipal park system as a war memorial will Training. officers ‘tram: nean by = estion » for the next century? demonstrate that America was worth gineering. student. He has already Ment for celebration in that city. army camps will. be guests, view ing passed the entrance and physical The chamber approved a report by fire figh ting methods which will answers itself. Fortun-. fighting for. The borough fathers be Eugen examinations to the academy. e Ingalls, calling for the pubtaught His nH honor: our war heroes who plant their municipal waterto troops who will assi ing to have a front seat at 4 © st the. of a street map of Grass rangers committing civic mutilashed with trees or who establish a appointment takes effect June 30. lication in fighting fires whenever] (Fred Denton, of Grass. Valley, son Valley for publicity purposes. local manpower gources are not “honor them—not. with town forest will make their comsutof Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denton, has ‘William Durbrow, local -0r lifeless metal — but munity a more ‘attractive place in The president of a which to live. é more appropriate than Liblumber company or paper mill who ®8 and Victory Groves? What sets aside a tree farm or experiment¥ to keep forever fresh in al forest. will. commemorate his em_, 5 Of Americans the heroployees’ war service for all time. ™ of Colin Kelley than a commun“Most. foresters are socially convest? What greater testimonial scious and civic minded. They. are » the Sacrifice of Commander Buckmemblers of service ‘clubs, lodges, r than a tree-lined parkway? churches, patriotic bodies,: war vet € memorials. been notified of his appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Denton has spent the last year at preparatory school in Wash pend for employment, must depend ment will be give n. The climax of ington, D. C. He, too, was moved up largely upon the ability of mining the day’ s activities will be an afte r from alternate to first place. He corporations to jresume will leave-for Annapolis June 14th. ' when the war ends. QUEEN OF JOB’S DAUGHTERS Miss Jackie Knight has been 4 garden club will seek to erans’ organizations, sportsmen’s chosen Queen of Bethel No. ! 102, r Some Army, Navy, or Red le agues. In short, they participate in Job’s Daughters Grass Valley to suc'Murse who gave her life on a al 1 those educational, social, civic, ceed Miss beVerne Hocking, whose 0 beachhead. They will seek and religious institutions whose comterm expired. ‘0 find a better way than my ‘bi ned influence has made the aver chairman ficient to effect’ cont rol: ‘The busy} ™' for the Committte on economic Deday of the program will be visitor' s velopment, a national organization, day, Friday, the 9th, when spec ial} stated that postwar plans must dedem onstrations of fire control equi p Other officers chosen were Con operations dinner program put on by Ranger Hobart Snider of Truckee, Dr, Carl P. Jones, coun who will referee a Forester-Visitor ball game, officer has notified George ROWE WILL FILED The will of Harry Rowé, who died followed by a camp-fire program health officer of Nevada — featuring introductions, spee ches and Dr. E. M. Roesner, of a gunshot wound, self inflicted, Grasg moving pictures. health officer, that : on May 29th, was filed Friday for unps probate by his wife, Mrs. Alice MaTwo visitors will be outstanding, Romano, Dolce, Réeleme “al moisture Jack cheeses, mus rie Rowe. as they are veteran members of the pounded and held for. The estate valued at $10,000: was Tahoe officia) fami ly, on military 8. order bequeathed to wife, the sole furlough to “ng in her name the roadside age American town and city a symstance Crispin, senior princess; Narheir followed the armed services reof typhoid sto their city, bol worth living for, and, if necesnara Brown, junior princess; Helen named in the instrument. fever in. ei turned from overseas duty with’ the the state, whic Possibilities for suitable mesary worth dying. for. h was traced Holmes, Guide;and Tootsie Gaddy, SeaBees; Chief Petty Officer Joe ies of cheese BASS FISHING “To their eternal honor, foresters Marshall. Installation. of officers will ( Forestner, ex-foreman of the Neva da. ‘Bass fishing in the San Francisco (Cit “whether one-room counlike “to get behind movements” and take place June 17th in the Masonic y shops, bock trom the ‘South fornia. ~ Bay region continues disappointing, °F great universities—de“to push causes.” Working through Temple. Seas, and according to Fish and Game Warden A. Nichols,Petty Officer 24 class Wm,. for‘honor the war service of and by their local organizations, ex-fire control assistant Frank Ghidotti, manager of the Kenneth Hooker. °F faculty can plant the esters now have an opportunity to At the present of the Forest Hill rict, home from ‘as opened in Grass Valley tec'or establish extensive plant certain seeds of suggestion. It local Cardinal store, is spending his time, even fishing in the lower secthe Aleutians. WitDist h some 50 of our ~©0s. Churches and lodge, seris not too: early to begin now to enannual vacation, a portion of which tions of the. Mokelumne is poor, men in the services, states Ellis, it guard in temporary ch 4nd business establishment list support for living memorials for ‘will be spent fishing in the higher whereas a week or so ago limits is truly a trea t to. have these tw‘9; tendance was. not , : were : being larg mountains. s.” taken. heroe . war s popular.‘boys home on. furlough metropolis—all can parth eir community’ ‘& . af Memorial Park’ swim tot“ ~ * —

_COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA ee Out Loud we are substituting today the ‘ghoughts of the editor of the "Journal of Forestry, issued by the Society of American Forest“en. We think that his suggestion that, after this war living haver d their lives would be far better than the usual statu exercises in the Nevada City High eni ng, June 9th, a class of 25 will is about one half the nu mber graduated in normal times. Three members of the class have been ‘Donald Miller will chosen graduating ‘to speak. discuss the ques Chastain Heads Junior College Association tion, Can We Meet the Challenge? ‘Betty Rore will spe ak on Science in Harold E. Chastain, Dean of the the Future, anid Wil liam Tobiassen Placer Junior College and supéerinwill talk on Vocati onal Opportunitendent of the Placer Union Hig h of all local happenings. f you want to read about your friends, your neighbors; read The Nugget. ow NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA 1 auditorium Friday ev This paper gives your complete 4 co verage ' econ SSE Le At commencement Laer RST ster TWENTY FIVEHIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO GRADUATE FRIDAY HOUSE MINE ee Thinking smorials to those who ready to guard and defend it.”—Daniel Web evada City Nu eset The County Seat Paper Nol. 18, No. 45. to those who love it, and are Lommel “God grants liberty only . The Nugget is delivered to your home twice a week for only 30 cents per month The Gold Center MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1944. TOM LEGG, DECORATED FOR NAVY SERVICE. NOW IN ENGLAND 2 SaaS SUB-COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, D. C. June 5—In a move designed to render greater assistance to the mining industry, the House Committee on Mines and Mining has been divided into perManent sub-committees, Rep. Joe L. Smith; of West Virginia, Chairman, EORSINEE. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS PAUSE IN . C . ey Tom Legg, graduate of the Nevada City High School, U. C. student, and business man, now sound man on 4n up-to-the-minute new destroyer, hag had much more than the usual Odys=" sey of the sailor, according to a record kept by his parents, Mr. and Mra. George A. Legg, of this city. Young Legg was engaged in the veterans in S FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE TO HAVE MANY AIDS INTENTION TO HOLD MUST BE FILED nough RYAN AERO. CORP. JUNE7 TO 10. OFFICIAL T0 BE ENGLE APPOINTS GUEST IN GY on : Ei Momer Brown and George McCoy butane gas business on his own, announced. ’ ‘gry, murals, and monuments, is ties in the Post) War Wo membe rs of the California Scho Of rld. partic ol district, was elected presiState when he entered the navy. Tests re-. ular import ance ; to the in© gp excellent one, adaptable to Rev. Cedric Porter will pronounce dent of the Northern Californ dustry in California is the sub-comHighway Commission, called on the vealed that he was of rare hum— ia Jun‘gimost any locality in the counthe invocation Nevada ans County and Rev. who could Board call mittee ior the of : * fty. The editorial fol Supervisors true sound Coll onPrecio ege Patrick us Metals and MinAssociation at a recent lows: O'Reilly, the benedicti on. The gradumeeting ‘of the Organization in San erals, of which Rep.:Clair Engle of in session yesterday in the court pitch. The navy immedaitely gave ation class will be him training in sound devices. From — the California Second Congressional house. presented by Francisco. MEMORIAL FOR WAR Charles F, Par San Diego he was rushed to Pearl sons, vice Principal, Distric t War has d been Aust named in Chairman. was named go viceThe two. commissioners were acHEROES and diplomas will be ha Harbor the latter part of May, 1942. nded out by President, and Misg Kathleen SeaOther members of this committee are comanied by State Right-of-way En“Within. a few days he was in one : «Att reach "war that the United Dr. Hal Draper, a member of the graves was named secretary-treasurRepresentatives John Murdock of gineer. Fred Haselwood, District Enof the Navy's school board. Presentat Arizona; Compton historic battles, at ion of awards er. White, ia fought a grateful citizeng Idaho; gineer Howard Reamer, chairman of Midway, and scholarships will with Robert Rockwell, Colorado and Hara ringside seat,” his. The Northern California be made by H. gy has commemorated its heroes and Junior the regional transportation and the B. Kjorlie, principal father relates. “He saw a destroyer, and district College Association is composed of ris Ellsworth of Oregon. statutary and monuhighway committee of the California superintendent, tied. alongside the Carrier Yorktown. Engle, who is scheduled to call his the public and private junior ments. The motives -behind these colChamber of Commerce, John Luther Officers of the class of ‘evaporate’ when a Jap torpedo hit" commi ttee leges into situated between Salinas and its first session in of the highw 1944 are, memorials spring from a source ‘of ay department, and EdStanley Foreman, presid » State Con. it. Then he saw the carrier sink. the near Susan future ville , said in Northern California. It that one of the ward M. Fennon, ent, William patriotism typically American. Unmanager of the Since the: sound man Wasley, vice president chief object incl on a destroyer ives udes of the all Bet ; group will be Sacramento distri the junior colleges o f ty Ruth fortunately, the results—aestheticct for the state is located next to Burns, secretary; Ernest to consid the er the ttorney for San skipper’s cab-legisla Fran tion cisc design Colombo, o Bay and Sacraed to chamber. ally speaking—-have often been of treasurer. The in, his vantag protec e t point ment and grad for o assist seeing what » Kelly for uate area produc s. s, ers besides of gold, doubtful taste if not actually hideous. these, are Ruth happen silver s in Cary battle and Befo could other Arbog clude Jer. re not Glor ast, be betprecio bein ia chair us g man Ber elec metals of the nard, ted, , ‘There is hardly a city park, a Chastain Parsons, gourthouse square, a state capitol, a (Martha. Virginia Bonebrake, Donald served for two years on the board of both now and in the post war perboard of supervisors, outlined the ter. a a Austin Boreham, Helen “His ship, then the U. S. Benham, major,road problems of the county. iod. .directors of the organization. Marion § Jos eph ine jillage green in the whole wide and Butz, Joseph “The gold mine closing order (LThe commissioners teson -eni F beautiful land that is not disfigu declared that picked up 600 survivors of the York— rmonds, Wil B. Day, Marion a208) has created a serious problem nothing could be done until the war town, though its capacity rating was liam Merritt Hallett, Er‘ed by military monuments. Who has nest anny Charles Helme, Robert Aibert in connection with the rehabilitation ended. H. E. Sofge, secretary of the only 400. After the battle was 6ver,' not seen them and shuddered? Gencca ery (Molthen, June Belle Moore, of the industry. ‘That situation plus Nevada City Chamber of Commerce; the Benham was ordered to Pearl George trals on prancing steeds which not Albert Nelson, Roberta Rut the post war position of gold as a asked Commissioner McCoy whether Harbor. Most of the ships engaged — h Rob. only violate all canons of art but erts, Betty Jane Rore, Rose Mar asic metal of our monetary system the $10,000 once allocated for imthere had been badly hammered. — ie _ which defy laws of equine anatomy Santinelli, Alfred M. Sauer, “Shortly after arriving at Pearl . will be among the primary considerprovement of--the grade on the Tasagan a well! Or the thousands of equesRuth Smithson, William Elwood ations of the sub-committee,” Engle hoe Ukiah Highway that leads into Harbor, Tom wrote that they we Totrian statues in America, how many going out again ‘on business,’ and biassen, Lotus Fern Wales, and ‘Bear Valley was still available. said. : RobMcare thuly beautiful? Psuedo-classic Engle, who is the only California Coy stated that it was, but that it business it was. The line of destroyert Earl Wulf. columns surmounted by Winged VicRepresentatives from all civic and representative on the House CGomcould not be expended until the war ers, of which the Benham was one, tories and. guarded four square at fraterial organizations of the city mittee on Mines and Mining, hag alends. The same reply was made rewas ordered into the night battle the base by effigies of soldiers and The destroyer in have been named by the committee so been named a member of a subgarding the’ hazards in the Tahoe off Savo Island. sailors so discolored by the elements committee on Non-Ferrous Minerals Ukiah in vicinity of ‘Rough = and front of the Benham and one in the in charge of the Meurth of July celeand birdlime that they more resembration here to assist in planning the and Metals. Minerals and metals in Ready, and as regards. the surfacing rear were sunk with heavy loss ble caricatures than heroes! Bronze, life. The Benham received a parade and patriotic exercises for the. non-ferrous classification mo inof the Downieville approach to Nestanite, and marble piles whose obwound vada elude but stayed afloat long e

City, chrome which , tungst was en, manganese, the morning, afternoon and evening completed two . srity, neglect and consequent ugliyears ago but never surfaced. to save all the crew. copper, lead, zine and aluminum, cle eee of Indepeddence Day. tess defeat the very purpose for “Fishe Rep. d Smith out of said the shark that infested the At a meeting of the committee, Chair. which they were intended—solemn, water, man Tom of amd each the sub-co rest mmitte consist of e erew will ing of Justice of the Peace be _ ‘itiistic; “timeless memorials to our Jack ~ Nettell, county. recorder, were charge sent d first with to the the Fijis respon t sibili George ty Gilders of leeve, Sheriff Carl J. _ honored heroes! states that owners of unpatented Noumea in the Caledonians, w handling problems relative to. his “Wot all’such statuary, of course, mining claims in Nevada County, Tobiassen, Mrs.: Marian, Libbey, Anparticular for a few days Tom drove a true group. Recommendations _ § bad. Eminent, but all too few, exmust file an ‘intention to hold’’ such tone Rore and Mrs. Howard Sturtefor The cargo was steel ‘mats for landing final action on legislative matters vant, it was determined that the . amples are those typified by Daniel claims in his office by July 1st. will . fields. be consid ered by the Mines and celebration will follow’ the same Chester French’s ‘The Minute Man” The “intention to. hold” is filed in “His assignments carried ~h lines as in former years, a parade in Minin'g Committee ag a whole. made for the centenary of the battle lieu of the “proofs of labor’ for unNew Zealand, Australia and the morning, an afternoon of games, . Concord in 1875 and known to patented claims in accordance with an island port. He was ordered h sports, including a contest between _ ery person who has bought a war the requirements of the mining asin December 1942, and in Jami firemen of Grass Valley and Nevada . ‘ings stamp. But much of the outsessment moratorium for the durawent to Bremerton Navyyard, w City, armed with fire hose, and an _ tor’ war statuary in America, is not tion of the war. However, Nettell ing camp of the Tahoe National Forhe joined the ‘crew of a brand new evening program of music. The last wulptur e so much as assembly line said, those who have completed the will be in charge of Mrs. Libbey. . Meeorative “ant” differing not in oriassessment work may file the cus. sinality, @ut only in cost, from the tomar ‘proofs of labor.’’ cheap chromos 80ld by itinerant ped lets throughout the land during the ticipate. } Met century. ‘Expressed in its simplest terms, “Within a year after the close of be thing for which the the present, conflict, ‘municipalities, America is fighting and youth of dying “is TWO BOYS FROM tivle bodies, ‘patriotic organizations, home. What is home? It is not a . ad veterans” groups will launch a house, a third floor apartment, a ‘tousand projects in a thousand hotel bedroom. : est will be held at Hall’s Ranch near destroyer. ees “Ba ck to San Franc isco ‘and thi of Downieville during June 7° to 10, on to San Diego for drill and 1 historic old Brandy The Grass ‘City west announces (Forest Supervisor Ellis practiee. Tom then sailed Nevada City. The training proPanama Canal to New York. He in ‘Valley’ Chamber of gram will be under the general suptwo trips to ‘Casablanca, on.,, one€ Commerce has arranged a special ervision of Engineering Fire Cont rol dinner meeting for June 14th, at Officer D. G. MacBean, assisted by whih he states, his destroer con ed a U-boat into a bit of which “time a representative of the District Ranger Warr en Barnes of wreckage. Next he turned _ Ryan Aeronautical Corporation will the Big Bend Distr ict and Fire ConLondonderry, North Ireland, bu be a guest. The dinner will be given trol Assistant Nelson Atl: Stone of the Presently back on the Representative Clair Engle towns’ and tities to erect victory has under the auspices of the aviation Camptonville District. . on duty between Portland, Main “Home is an elm-shaded New Eng. Monuments. In fact, were it not for land village. Home is Central Park, notified Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Incommittee of the chamber’ leaded Norfolk, Virginia. The mn Training, states Bilis, © will be South America, then back, © of manpower, scaffolding Home is moss draped live oaks along gram of Grass Valley, that their son, by Dr. 0. F. Lang, in Bret Harte scheduled to meet the . r mounments would already be gothe Gulf problems of ton, where he called us. up. Coast. Home is the wind‘Robert Peter Ingram is now a prinInn. j ite up. Were it not for scarcity of break on a Dakota farm. It is cpttoncipal appointee’ to West Point MiliThe chamber hag recently been national forest fire prevention and_ apartment of Lieut . Dick Uetals, casting of statuary would woods along a prairie creek. It is the tary.Academy. Young Ingram was an notified that the Ryan corporation suppression during war time manson of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton } Powe r shor tage . Women .who serve] of this city, . alternate, but due to the failure of has placed Grass Valley on the list ae redwoods. It is outdoor America. sen on fire lookout towers will be given both principal and alternate in one of commu nitie “Now we know he is s to be served afier “Thus it is timely for all. Ameri‘ o “The governor who creates a new n t training in detection of fires. Several again, and we gue of the two vacancies in the district, the war with a feeder line. ‘ang, who Wish to make this land a. state forest ss, his bu or . wild life sanctuary in he was given a principal appointwom en who serve as cletk-dispatchalong the English Channel. Bert Chegwidden, L. R. Jefford ftlter place in which to live, to}honor of the state's war veterans) . At B Me and reflect. and. Dan Stewart were appointed a ers in ranger headquarters will be rate his last letter stated ‘}will honor his administration also. he wa Ingram has spent the past year in committee to name a chairman to given instruction in fire ‘control and “Do we want another plague of The mayor who plants shade trees the Reserve Officers School of the serve with the Fourth of July comoffice practices. . fees » another blight of monuon his city streets or who designs a mitte Texas A. and M. College, as an ene of Nevad a City, in arrange‘© result in more municipal park system as a war memorial will Training. officers ‘tram: nean by = estion » for the next century? demonstrate that America was worth gineering. student. He has already Ment for celebration in that city. army camps will. be guests, view ing passed the entrance and physical The chamber approved a report by fire figh ting methods which will answers itself. Fortun-. fighting for. The borough fathers be Eugen examinations to the academy. e Ingalls, calling for the pubtaught His nH honor: our war heroes who plant their municipal waterto troops who will assi ing to have a front seat at 4 © st the. of a street map of Grass rangers committing civic mutilashed with trees or who establish a appointment takes effect June 30. lication in fighting fires whenever] (Fred Denton, of Grass. Valley, son Valley for publicity purposes. local manpower gources are not “honor them—not. with town forest will make their comsutof Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denton, has ‘William Durbrow, local -0r lifeless metal — but munity a more ‘attractive place in The president of a which to live. é more appropriate than Liblumber company or paper mill who ®8 and Victory Groves? What sets aside a tree farm or experiment¥ to keep forever fresh in al forest. will. commemorate his em_, 5 Of Americans the heroployees’ war service for all time. ™ of Colin Kelley than a commun“Most. foresters are socially convest? What greater testimonial scious and civic minded. They. are » the Sacrifice of Commander Buckmemblers of service ‘clubs, lodges, r than a tree-lined parkway? churches, patriotic bodies,: war vet € memorials. been notified of his appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Denton has spent the last year at preparatory school in Wash pend for employment, must depend ment will be give n. The climax of ington, D. C. He, too, was moved up largely upon the ability of mining the day’ s activities will be an afte r from alternate to first place. He corporations to jresume will leave-for Annapolis June 14th. ' when the war ends. QUEEN OF JOB’S DAUGHTERS Miss Jackie Knight has been 4 garden club will seek to erans’ organizations, sportsmen’s chosen Queen of Bethel No. ! 102, r Some Army, Navy, or Red le agues. In short, they participate in Job’s Daughters Grass Valley to suc'Murse who gave her life on a al 1 those educational, social, civic, ceed Miss beVerne Hocking, whose 0 beachhead. They will seek and religious institutions whose comterm expired. ‘0 find a better way than my ‘bi ned influence has made the aver chairman ficient to effect’ cont rol: ‘The busy} ™' for the Committte on economic Deday of the program will be visitor' s velopment, a national organization, day, Friday, the 9th, when spec ial} stated that postwar plans must dedem onstrations of fire control equi p Other officers chosen were Con operations dinner program put on by Ranger Hobart Snider of Truckee, Dr, Carl P. Jones, coun who will referee a Forester-Visitor ball game, officer has notified George ROWE WILL FILED The will of Harry Rowé, who died followed by a camp-fire program health officer of Nevada — featuring introductions, spee ches and Dr. E. M. Roesner, of a gunshot wound, self inflicted, Grasg moving pictures. health officer, that : on May 29th, was filed Friday for unps probate by his wife, Mrs. Alice MaTwo visitors will be outstanding, Romano, Dolce, Réeleme “al moisture Jack cheeses, mus rie Rowe. as they are veteran members of the pounded and held for. The estate valued at $10,000: was Tahoe officia) fami ly, on military 8. order bequeathed to wife, the sole furlough to “ng in her name the roadside age American town and city a symstance Crispin, senior princess; Narheir followed the armed services reof typhoid sto their city, bol worth living for, and, if necesnara Brown, junior princess; Helen named in the instrument. fever in. ei turned from overseas duty with’ the the state, whic Possibilities for suitable mesary worth dying. for. h was traced Holmes, Guide;and Tootsie Gaddy, SeaBees; Chief Petty Officer Joe ies of cheese BASS FISHING “To their eternal honor, foresters Marshall. Installation. of officers will ( Forestner, ex-foreman of the Neva da. ‘Bass fishing in the San Francisco (Cit “whether one-room counlike “to get behind movements” and take place June 17th in the Masonic y shops, bock trom the ‘South fornia. ~ Bay region continues disappointing, °F great universities—de“to push causes.” Working through Temple. Seas, and according to Fish and Game Warden A. Nichols,Petty Officer 24 class Wm,. for‘honor the war service of and by their local organizations, ex-fire control assistant Frank Ghidotti, manager of the Kenneth Hooker. °F faculty can plant the esters now have an opportunity to At the present of the Forest Hill rict, home from ‘as opened in Grass Valley tec'or establish extensive plant certain seeds of suggestion. It local Cardinal store, is spending his time, even fishing in the lower secthe Aleutians. WitDist h some 50 of our ~©0s. Churches and lodge, seris not too: early to begin now to enannual vacation, a portion of which tions of the. Mokelumne is poor, men in the services, states Ellis, it guard in temporary ch 4nd business establishment list support for living memorials for ‘will be spent fishing in the higher whereas a week or so ago limits is truly a trea t to. have these tw‘9; tendance was. not , : were : being larg mountains. s.” taken. heroe . war s popular.‘boys home on. furlough metropolis—all can parth eir community’ ‘& . af Memorial Park’ swim tot“ ~ * —