June 5, 1944 (4 pages)

* White, released from the y to enter mining for stratis, returned to the military ‘at Monterey reporting — for ity. in the army. He was in camp ago, 7 “White, youngest son of Mrs. -ig stijl in the Aleutian.s White, second son of Mrs. White, is now at Ft. Bliss, wife and little son are his mother. Lioyd is in the division of the U. 8. ‘been in the employ of] ‘ he China-Burma India theatre. visiting her sister and niece — Mrs. Emma Sauvee has as guests her nieces,-Mrs. Estelle Davi, and Mrs. Wesley Williams and husband Jall of Antioch. Mrs. Williams will je remembered as the former Miss Helen Provine of this city. Louis Savio was proudly showing the announcement of the birth of his. grandson in Stockton on May 23. ‘The child’s mother is the former local high school two years ago and resided with ‘her father. Mrs. Franees Savio Hultmans hu’sband is a lieutenant in the U. S. air’ forces . now stationed in India. He has had over 47 flying missions over Nazi lines according to his latest letter in Donald Strandberg of San Francisco spent a few days here last week looking after property inter-. ests and his mother’s home on Grove street. (Miss Frances Savio who attended the, NEVADA CITY NUGGET LAVA CAP AND IDAHO MARYLAND In the current issue of The Mining Journal the following : information concerning Nevada County mines is printed: The Lava Cap’Gold Mining Corporation is reported to be producing an average of 400,000 pounds of copper monthly at its Keystone mining operation near Copperopolis, California, and plans are being made to step up output to 500,000 pounds monthly in the near future. A crew of 110 men is being employed. The company formerly worked. gold property at Grass Valley, California and according to reports, it is expected Mrs. A. J. Heether had as a week end guest, Lawrence Bassett, son of her brother’s neighbor in Detroit. The youth is 18 years old; in service ‘at Davis, and very homesick. Mrs. Heether met him in Auburn and on Sunday they attended the Methodist ‘chyrch in Grass Valley to hear carol that the Central gold property in that district will be filled with water within the next few months. Otto B. Sehiffner, Nevada City, California is general manager for the Lava Cap corporation. : The Idaho Maryland Mines Corporation, Grass Valley, California, has reported a net loss of $341,027 TAREE 61'S IN JEEP ARE HURT Three soldiers in a jeep were badly hurt last night about 6 o’clock, when their car left. the road, two miles south of North San Juan, Nevada County, rolled over and hit a large rock at the bottom of a creek 50 feet below the road. The three are Jacob Lundgren, broken shoulder and contusions on face and head, Herman Hutto, who was driving, dislocation and fracture of the left elbow and numerous cuts and bruises, Calvin Krulish, internal injries. A military ambulance from Camp Bealemet the Holmes ambulance in Grass Valley, and took the injured men to the station hospital at the camp. Highway Patrolman Carl Kitts attributes the accident was due to too much speed on a winding narTow road. WALKIE-TALKIE CARS SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.—Walkfe-Talkies on wheels have joined the San Francisco police department. For the first time on the Pacific MONDAY, JUNE 5 inaiceivaieairiaieieata ce : en SUPERVISORS APPROVE FARM AGENT PROJECT The Nevada County Board of Supervisors on Saturday approved the ‘proposal for establishing the office of county farm advisor. The action was taken following a second presentation of the plan backed by the Nevada County Farm Bureau and many others engaged in farming in the western section of the county. Farm bureau officials stated that the service would begin as soon as the agricultural extension of the University of California can find an agent qualified for conditions that obtain in this county. Lindley Eddy Of Clear Creek Succumbs Lindley Eddy died Saturday afternoon at his ranch home in the Clear Creek district, following a stroke of paralysis in the morning. He had resided there for three years. The deceased was a native . of Coast, 14 city police cars can now National forest for several 5 ee Vehoir singers of Cornwall fame. John Gwin, son of Mrs. Dorothy _'Gwin is recovering from a severe . gash in his left hand. While at play with companions he cut.an ugly gash efter all charges for the year ended December 31, 1943. This figure compares with a net profit of $148,975. or 8 cents a share in 1942. The «of the full length of his palm. gold company did not conduct any Peng Thomas H. Randall— mining activities during the 1942 . Lt. Thomas H. Randall, son of. Period and has reported that the n . Mrs. Lyda Randall of Silva avenue,. Maintenance cost for its property at . According to information received. Current assets of $396,004 are ~ . from the war department, he arriv-. S20wn.on the 1943 balance sheet: . Jed’ May 4th. He is better known here}. The company recently was granted Sia Shivtlegn’ end for many years and. Permission by WPB to continue lim—lup to-time of leaving for service was. ited milling of ore to meet its high ha Maintenance costs. Albert Crase, Grasg Valley, is general manager for Idaho Maryland. REPUBLICAN TO . this being the one and. _ of transportation for. the LEGISLAT'PE ‘address is Lt, Thomas By LLOYD LATHAM , 01823479, Ha, Co. First a Pe maim Reet (United Press Staff Correspondent) . . SACRAMENTO, June 5—Republizan control of the two houses of the “age 1. , = legislature apparently is assured for ‘of snow fell on Donner . it Thursday night and Friday. Teturts from the May 16 primary. in. forenoon: Sortie snow fell at Wash-' All but two senate seats were deIngton Junction Friday niorning, The} %4ed by the primary and only 20-of eH m was .77. the 80 assembly seats will be‘ contested. In the senate, two Republicans face a run off—T. H. Delapin (Contra Costa County and Nelson Dil. worth in Riverside county. Dilworth ig an assemblyman who is attmepting to move up to take the place ‘vacated by Rep. John’ Phillips. If both Delap ‘and Dilworth win in November, the GOP will come out one seat ahead since the 8th state senatorial district which was vacated by Rep.’Clair Engle, a Democrat, will be filled by a Republican, Louis ‘That would give the Republicans @ 26 to 15 advantage,in the upper where he was stationed . Africa he said days were hights cool. He had visited of Oran and found it dirty; were mostly Arabs. Harn had never seen so many donkh blew clouds of yellow pine _ {to the 22-to 16 edge they held’ in the =,. 1943 session. The worst the RepubfMeams can dois a 23 to 17 ‘advantand on statistics alone they could be 4 to take more -of the contests than that since 13 of the disBstim ates of the length of the Special session of the legislature . Which will begin on June 5 continues tise. Several new technical subjects have been added to the tentative agenda and now it is proposed ‘that a state grant system to encouri 2 s @irevtor, Col. Alezander R. Heron. hg . this city has arrived in North Africa. . Grass Valley amounted to $198,404. tle next two years on the basis of ‘. ¢an happen between now and conhouse of the legislature, compared}. . Convention: “Warren. Nominated for VicePresident.” Governor Barl Warren, if he talk directly with each other by static freéfrequency modulation radio, without the intervention of KGPD, main police radio station. The innovation precludes isolation of “prowl car ssquads’” in the event of a breakdown of Station KGPD. : SENIOR CLASS BANQUET The high school senior class held an informal banquet at Bret Harte finn last Fridayevening. Chaperones for the event were Mrs. Carl J. Tobiassen, Mrs. Mark Roberts and Mrs. .D. S. Bonebrake. WILL, BE DEWEY Texas, aged. 71 years. During his active years he had been a photographer, but finally retired to the (Clear Creek farm. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen Hddy, and a daughter, Mrs. Lyndall King of Los Angeles. Funeral services will ‘be held in the chapel of Hooper*’and Weaver Mortuary Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock with Madison Lodge, F. and A. M. in charge. Interment will be in the Union Cemetery in the Clear Creek District. MT. ST. MARY'S EIGTH GRADERS Eigth graders of Mount St. Mary’s Academy yesterday morning received their certificates at the 8. o’clock mass in St. Patrick’s (Church. Twelve graduates were handed their diplomas by Rev. William Horgan. . MARRIAGE LICENSE ———e WAVES Take Over Navy Hospital Duties Typical of the thousands WAVES who have taken Over dus at Navy and Marine Hospita?, be Clydella Jones, Hospital] a 1-c of Baraboo, Wyoming es is shown here at the Navy Hospital applying tion techniques to Jim Navy man wounded in act ska. of Young AD*Teetigg Miss Joy. Mare Islang Te-habilits, Fraser, a ion in Ala. Hundreds of WAVES are trained to take over the duti Male Corpsmen and already are successfully carrying on work. WAVES three months in the Physica] The. rapy Department and then Teceiyy certificates. designating them 88 a. sistant technicians in Physica) The. rapy. Their work includes ma: various types of applications of and musclé re-education. Deing e8 of thelp attend SChoo] for heat, After treatment in Physica} The. rapy the patients proceed to ational Therapy where the W: teach them crafts which wil] exer. the body. The WAVES in this dg. partment learn the work by doing projects in shadow tapestry, leather work, clay modelling, wood wor and weaving until they have mate, ed each craft. Mrs. Dorothy Adams of the local WAVES Information: Center jp Ne. vada City stresses the Navy’s Need for more young women in the Navy's Hospital Corps, and invites all ip. terested young women to contact her at the Center. A: War Manpower Commission certificate of availab ility is required for those now éngaged or employed in vital war work, TRUCK AND SEDAN STOLEN Highway patrolmen are looking for a four door sedan stolen from Mrs. Walter Canon’s after she hai parked it in her front yard ‘at 10:3) p. m. Friday night. Presumably the By CLEM WHITAKER If you are one of those perverse . persons who always. wants to take! a. peek, -at tomorrow’s headline today (as who doesn’t?). then here’s what you'll be reading when the Republican ‘National Convention, which convenes at Chicago on June 26, gets done with the formalities and gets down to the serious business at hand. ; ’ “Dewey Wins On First Ballot?” What Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York stands to win, there’s no need to tell you, because everybody except Tom. Dewey knows that . he’s a candidate for the GOP nomination for president” of the United States. And -Mr. Dewey. will undoubtedly break down and admit it as soon as he’s nominated. Dewey’s nomination, while a few die-hards may still dispute it, is in the bag—and there’s nothing that . vention time, short that can change it. Not so certain, however, is what will happen in the contest for the vice presidential nomination. But if you want this writer’s curbstone opinion, not for betting purposes, mind you, but just for amusement, heres the second headline you'll probably be reading from the Republican of revolution, chances to read this prediction, will Probably be pained by it more than any of his enemies, for California’s governor has been assiduously campaigning not to be nominated—and: actually wants to stay put in the} corner office at Sacramento. : Such are the pranks of fate, ‘thought, that Mr. Warren, despite! ihis own reluctance, may have to ac-. ‘cept a nomination that other men ‘would give their eye teeth, not <o} mention their right arm, to acquire. : Astutte politicians are generally agreed that the Republican Party Reeds California's electoral votes to win in November. They are also agreed that this state is highly debatable territory, but that the GOP would have the edge if Mr. Warren chanced to be second man on the ticket. That factor has a decided bearing on the likelihood of Governor Warren’s nomination for Vice President, . ° despite everything he can do to prevent it. And added to that is the fact that many of the other western states, being more western than partisan at the moment, would be inclined to follow the GOP banner ifj . , FLATT-KITTO—In Nevada City, jand Violet Edlens Kitto, 21, Grass. side the road not Valley, Nevada County. thieves who made off with her car had earlier taken a truck belonging ; Nevada County, June 2, 1944, Ron-;to Mike Sams on Scandling avenue, ‘ald Eugene Kitto, 21, U. S. Army,;The truck was found wrecked along . far from Mr, ‘Canon’s home. Keep €OOL this summer DO YOU KNOW— that DO YOU KNOW — that summer comfort will keep heat IN winter and save as much as 30% on your fuel bill? Attic insulation is done with new, li poured over ceiling joists. These materials proof, odorless and inproof and they last a lifeti ibwscbie. ie materials that are laid or plaster between the ‘are fire-proof, wate: sulation is ; now in efféct. YOUR ‘Install Now « Pay Later Start Easy Payments November Ist terms for insulation also apply These same special inducement on repair or replacement of ey Fe sc ep ee by insulating your attic te can keep OUT 10 to 20% of the summer eat that beats down on the roof of your home? — t this attic insulation for your house this ht-weight lath and This low-cost inyour home. Do it now. of the special * COOPERATE WITH THE NATIONAL " FUEL CONSERVATION PROGRAM or ask us om Ge22w-644 ‘Warren was helping to uphold it. However, none of the details are ‘worked out and some time would be consumed in the legislature in deciding on the method of matching and the restictions which would be placed on the state grants. ite cise and help the injured parts ot re It is ranean int atk dian a main i ing, a dough! lentles ficient They ‘h best so and st after a preme It is tl lasting heavily speakin trained wont st spell ev onward tle to t Our . men he} work aaginst ports; i Job, get * possible could -y America ar ‘at home is over: r to leven & B “£3088 rly

* White, released from the y to enter mining for stratis, returned to the military ‘at Monterey reporting — for ity. in the army. He was in camp ago, 7 “White, youngest son of Mrs. -ig stijl in the Aleutian.s White, second son of Mrs. White, is now at Ft. Bliss, wife and little son are his mother. Lioyd is in the division of the U. 8. ‘been in the employ of] ‘ he China-Burma India theatre. visiting her sister and niece — Mrs. Emma Sauvee has as guests her nieces,-Mrs. Estelle Davi, and Mrs. Wesley Williams and husband Jall of Antioch. Mrs. Williams will je remembered as the former Miss Helen Provine of this city. Louis Savio was proudly showing the announcement of the birth of his. grandson in Stockton on May 23. ‘The child’s mother is the former local high school two years ago and resided with ‘her father. Mrs. Franees Savio Hultmans hu’sband is a lieutenant in the U. S. air’ forces . now stationed in India. He has had over 47 flying missions over Nazi lines according to his latest letter in Donald Strandberg of San Francisco spent a few days here last week looking after property inter-. ests and his mother’s home on Grove street. (Miss Frances Savio who attended the, NEVADA CITY NUGGET LAVA CAP AND IDAHO MARYLAND In the current issue of The Mining Journal the following : information concerning Nevada County mines is printed: The Lava Cap’Gold Mining Corporation is reported to be producing an average of 400,000 pounds of copper monthly at its Keystone mining operation near Copperopolis, California, and plans are being made to step up output to 500,000 pounds monthly in the near future. A crew of 110 men is being employed. The company formerly worked. gold property at Grass Valley, California and according to reports, it is expected Mrs. A. J. Heether had as a week end guest, Lawrence Bassett, son of her brother’s neighbor in Detroit. The youth is 18 years old; in service ‘at Davis, and very homesick. Mrs. Heether met him in Auburn and on Sunday they attended the Methodist ‘chyrch in Grass Valley to hear carol that the Central gold property in that district will be filled with water within the next few months. Otto B. Sehiffner, Nevada City, California is general manager for the Lava Cap corporation. : The Idaho Maryland Mines Corporation, Grass Valley, California, has reported a net loss of $341,027 TAREE 61'S IN JEEP ARE HURT Three soldiers in a jeep were badly hurt last night about 6 o’clock, when their car left. the road, two miles south of North San Juan, Nevada County, rolled over and hit a large rock at the bottom of a creek 50 feet below the road. The three are Jacob Lundgren, broken shoulder and contusions on face and head, Herman Hutto, who was driving, dislocation and fracture of the left elbow and numerous cuts and bruises, Calvin Krulish, internal injries. A military ambulance from Camp Bealemet the Holmes ambulance in Grass Valley, and took the injured men to the station hospital at the camp. Highway Patrolman Carl Kitts attributes the accident was due to too much speed on a winding narTow road. WALKIE-TALKIE CARS SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.—Walkfe-Talkies on wheels have joined the San Francisco police department. For the first time on the Pacific MONDAY, JUNE 5 inaiceivaieairiaieieata ce : en SUPERVISORS APPROVE FARM AGENT PROJECT The Nevada County Board of Supervisors on Saturday approved the ‘proposal for establishing the office of county farm advisor. The action was taken following a second presentation of the plan backed by the Nevada County Farm Bureau and many others engaged in farming in the western section of the county. Farm bureau officials stated that the service would begin as soon as the agricultural extension of the University of California can find an agent qualified for conditions that obtain in this county. Lindley Eddy Of Clear Creek Succumbs Lindley Eddy died Saturday afternoon at his ranch home in the Clear Creek district, following a stroke of paralysis in the morning. He had resided there for three years. The deceased was a native . of Coast, 14 city police cars can now National forest for several 5 ee Vehoir singers of Cornwall fame. John Gwin, son of Mrs. Dorothy _'Gwin is recovering from a severe . gash in his left hand. While at play with companions he cut.an ugly gash efter all charges for the year ended December 31, 1943. This figure compares with a net profit of $148,975. or 8 cents a share in 1942. The «of the full length of his palm. gold company did not conduct any Peng Thomas H. Randall— mining activities during the 1942 . Lt. Thomas H. Randall, son of. Period and has reported that the n . Mrs. Lyda Randall of Silva avenue,. Maintenance cost for its property at . According to information received. Current assets of $396,004 are ~ . from the war department, he arriv-. S20wn.on the 1943 balance sheet: . Jed’ May 4th. He is better known here}. The company recently was granted Sia Shivtlegn’ end for many years and. Permission by WPB to continue lim—lup to-time of leaving for service was. ited milling of ore to meet its high ha Maintenance costs. Albert Crase, Grasg Valley, is general manager for Idaho Maryland. REPUBLICAN TO . this being the one and. _ of transportation for. the LEGISLAT'PE ‘address is Lt, Thomas By LLOYD LATHAM , 01823479, Ha, Co. First a Pe maim Reet (United Press Staff Correspondent) . . SACRAMENTO, June 5—Republizan control of the two houses of the “age 1. , = legislature apparently is assured for ‘of snow fell on Donner . it Thursday night and Friday. Teturts from the May 16 primary. in. forenoon: Sortie snow fell at Wash-' All but two senate seats were deIngton Junction Friday niorning, The} %4ed by the primary and only 20-of eH m was .77. the 80 assembly seats will be‘ contested. In the senate, two Republicans face a run off—T. H. Delapin (Contra Costa County and Nelson Dil. worth in Riverside county. Dilworth ig an assemblyman who is attmepting to move up to take the place ‘vacated by Rep. John’ Phillips. If both Delap ‘and Dilworth win in November, the GOP will come out one seat ahead since the 8th state senatorial district which was vacated by Rep.’Clair Engle, a Democrat, will be filled by a Republican, Louis ‘That would give the Republicans @ 26 to 15 advantage,in the upper where he was stationed . Africa he said days were hights cool. He had visited of Oran and found it dirty; were mostly Arabs. Harn had never seen so many donkh blew clouds of yellow pine _ {to the 22-to 16 edge they held’ in the =,. 1943 session. The worst the RepubfMeams can dois a 23 to 17 ‘advantand on statistics alone they could be 4 to take more -of the contests than that since 13 of the disBstim ates of the length of the Special session of the legislature . Which will begin on June 5 continues tise. Several new technical subjects have been added to the tentative agenda and now it is proposed ‘that a state grant system to encouri 2 s @irevtor, Col. Alezander R. Heron. hg . this city has arrived in North Africa. . Grass Valley amounted to $198,404. tle next two years on the basis of ‘. ¢an happen between now and conhouse of the legislature, compared}. . Convention: “Warren. Nominated for VicePresident.” Governor Barl Warren, if he talk directly with each other by static freéfrequency modulation radio, without the intervention of KGPD, main police radio station. The innovation precludes isolation of “prowl car ssquads’” in the event of a breakdown of Station KGPD. : SENIOR CLASS BANQUET The high school senior class held an informal banquet at Bret Harte finn last Fridayevening. Chaperones for the event were Mrs. Carl J. Tobiassen, Mrs. Mark Roberts and Mrs. .D. S. Bonebrake. WILL, BE DEWEY Texas, aged. 71 years. During his active years he had been a photographer, but finally retired to the (Clear Creek farm. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen Hddy, and a daughter, Mrs. Lyndall King of Los Angeles. Funeral services will ‘be held in the chapel of Hooper*’and Weaver Mortuary Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock with Madison Lodge, F. and A. M. in charge. Interment will be in the Union Cemetery in the Clear Creek District. MT. ST. MARY'S EIGTH GRADERS Eigth graders of Mount St. Mary’s Academy yesterday morning received their certificates at the 8. o’clock mass in St. Patrick’s (Church. Twelve graduates were handed their diplomas by Rev. William Horgan. . MARRIAGE LICENSE ———e WAVES Take Over Navy Hospital Duties

Typical of the thousands WAVES who have taken Over dus at Navy and Marine Hospita?, be Clydella Jones, Hospital] a 1-c of Baraboo, Wyoming es is shown here at the Navy Hospital applying tion techniques to Jim Navy man wounded in act ska. of Young AD*Teetigg Miss Joy. Mare Islang Te-habilits, Fraser, a ion in Ala. Hundreds of WAVES are trained to take over the duti Male Corpsmen and already are successfully carrying on work. WAVES three months in the Physica] The. rapy Department and then Teceiyy certificates. designating them 88 a. sistant technicians in Physica) The. rapy. Their work includes ma: various types of applications of and musclé re-education. Deing e8 of thelp attend SChoo] for heat, After treatment in Physica} The. rapy the patients proceed to ational Therapy where the W: teach them crafts which wil] exer. the body. The WAVES in this dg. partment learn the work by doing projects in shadow tapestry, leather work, clay modelling, wood wor and weaving until they have mate, ed each craft. Mrs. Dorothy Adams of the local WAVES Information: Center jp Ne. vada City stresses the Navy’s Need for more young women in the Navy's Hospital Corps, and invites all ip. terested young women to contact her at the Center. A: War Manpower Commission certificate of availab ility is required for those now éngaged or employed in vital war work, TRUCK AND SEDAN STOLEN Highway patrolmen are looking for a four door sedan stolen from Mrs. Walter Canon’s after she hai parked it in her front yard ‘at 10:3) p. m. Friday night. Presumably the By CLEM WHITAKER If you are one of those perverse . persons who always. wants to take! a. peek, -at tomorrow’s headline today (as who doesn’t?). then here’s what you'll be reading when the Republican ‘National Convention, which convenes at Chicago on June 26, gets done with the formalities and gets down to the serious business at hand. ; ’ “Dewey Wins On First Ballot?” What Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York stands to win, there’s no need to tell you, because everybody except Tom. Dewey knows that . he’s a candidate for the GOP nomination for president” of the United States. And -Mr. Dewey. will undoubtedly break down and admit it as soon as he’s nominated. Dewey’s nomination, while a few die-hards may still dispute it, is in the bag—and there’s nothing that . vention time, short that can change it. Not so certain, however, is what will happen in the contest for the vice presidential nomination. But if you want this writer’s curbstone opinion, not for betting purposes, mind you, but just for amusement, heres the second headline you'll probably be reading from the Republican of revolution, chances to read this prediction, will Probably be pained by it more than any of his enemies, for California’s governor has been assiduously campaigning not to be nominated—and: actually wants to stay put in the} corner office at Sacramento. : Such are the pranks of fate, ‘thought, that Mr. Warren, despite! ihis own reluctance, may have to ac-. ‘cept a nomination that other men ‘would give their eye teeth, not <o} mention their right arm, to acquire. : Astutte politicians are generally agreed that the Republican Party Reeds California's electoral votes to win in November. They are also agreed that this state is highly debatable territory, but that the GOP would have the edge if Mr. Warren chanced to be second man on the ticket. That factor has a decided bearing on the likelihood of Governor Warren’s nomination for Vice President, . ° despite everything he can do to prevent it. And added to that is the fact that many of the other western states, being more western than partisan at the moment, would be inclined to follow the GOP banner ifj . , FLATT-KITTO—In Nevada City, jand Violet Edlens Kitto, 21, Grass. side the road not Valley, Nevada County. thieves who made off with her car had earlier taken a truck belonging ; Nevada County, June 2, 1944, Ron-;to Mike Sams on Scandling avenue, ‘ald Eugene Kitto, 21, U. S. Army,;The truck was found wrecked along . far from Mr, ‘Canon’s home. Keep €OOL this summer DO YOU KNOW— that DO YOU KNOW — that summer comfort will keep heat IN winter and save as much as 30% on your fuel bill? Attic insulation is done with new, li poured over ceiling joists. These materials proof, odorless and inproof and they last a lifeti ibwscbie. ie materials that are laid or plaster between the ‘are fire-proof, wate: sulation is ; now in efféct. YOUR ‘Install Now « Pay Later Start Easy Payments November Ist terms for insulation also apply These same special inducement on repair or replacement of ey Fe sc ep ee by insulating your attic te can keep OUT 10 to 20% of the summer eat that beats down on the roof of your home? — t this attic insulation for your house this ht-weight lath and This low-cost inyour home. Do it now. of the special * COOPERATE WITH THE NATIONAL " FUEL CONSERVATION PROGRAM or ask us om Ge22w-644 ‘Warren was helping to uphold it. However, none of the details are ‘worked out and some time would be consumed in the legislature in deciding on the method of matching and the restictions which would be placed on the state grants. ite cise and help the injured parts ot re It is ranean int atk dian a main i ing, a dough! lentles ficient They ‘h best so and st after a preme It is tl lasting heavily speakin trained wont st spell ev onward tle to t Our . men he} work aaginst ports; i Job, get * possible could -y America ar ‘at home is over: r to leven & B “£3088 rly