March 19, 1942 (4 pages)

Page Boe ————— O. McCraney. Explains Program Of War Production Division O, McCraney, acting district manager of the contract distribution division of the War Production Board, recently explained his duties and the purposes of the governmental agency which he heads, to the Sacra-. mento Regional Chamber of Commerce Secretaries, : M°Craney former Nevada City mine manager who still .maintains his famil¥-in this city, opened his talk with the following statement: “The War. Production Board, in developing its broad variety of functions for furthering the war program has set up a némber of divisions and _ branches which are coordinated into a highly {specialized contribution to the general effort. Just to keep the record clear, I feel that I must identify myself as being of the Production Division: not to ‘be confused with Priorities, Emergency Manage-. “Vastly more impressive, however, ent, Price control and others.’ . is the increase contemplated for “Excerpts from MceCraney’s speech,"magnesium. During 1941 production which was considered highly educawas stimulated far above normal levtional by the chamber secretaries, els by an output for the allied forces including H. F. Sofge of Nevada to an impressive total of 33 million City, follow: pounds. The 1942 output will be 725 “The desperate urgency for action million pounds, an increase of 2200 and the magnitude of the job before per cent. This amount is believed to us is reflected in the astronomical exceed anything the axis can hope to figures of dollars allocated to the produce and will provide all the program of accomplishment. The metal needed for the entire aircraft tremendous expansion envisioned in program. the war demand w'll more than treble; “The prime objective of the prothe war effort this year and Donald duction division is, of course, to ~asNelson declared that we must do sist both the war procurement agencmore than that—much more. Reduc. ies and the manufacturers in speeded to rates of production, the proing up deliveries of essential equipgram calls for a.plane every four ‘trent and supplies. To this end it is minutes, a tank in each seven minu. ,engaged in an effort to secure a widtes and a 6,000 ton’ ship every two er spread of the defense purchasing days. program. More especially‘ that the fulness of industry is to be taxed is well reflected in the demands _ for aluminum and magnesium. The ex-; pansion of the aluminum program, alone, ‘for example multiplying~ the five, from a pre-war rate of 330 million pounds to a 1942 demand of a billion and a half pounds. e “se ROUSE: “¢ A ofergets + OG + DG oh 7 + . x : DRIVE-IN MARKET: Za a . of ( Ka " Moe ae te . = OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. DRIVE OUT AND ¢ * SEE US + + GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY 4 PHONE 412 G + he * a cs Dozen 33c F RESH DONUTS—Everyday eee BEES Dozen 35c LARGE SIZE ORANGES—150 Size 2 dozen 37c SACRAMENTO CATSUP 3 12 oz. bottes 28c ra (@) () > agg tri f L bo a c) Q 9 ou i) > Mesto, eee: is a? yt ey 7 + : MONARCH : . Corn and Vegetables an ee he sy ate ath Sy she Ye ths she whe she feet nfengenge Morte fe fe ope nfs oe ate fe CHa AR Te elleryes) eS stestestes a tet ty test Golden Bantam, whole grain, No. 2 can .. Golden Bantam, cream sauce, No. 2 cans ..... 15c ¢ Country Gentleman, cream sauce, No. 2 can. 15¢ + Golden Bantam, whole grain, 12 oz. vac. packed ... 15c 3 -Oriole Peas, No. 2 can Oriole Peas, No. 1 can Mixed Vegetables, No. 2 can Cut Okra, No. 2 can Small Whole Beets, No. 2 can Chili Con Carne, No. 2 can MONARCH COFFEE Lb. Vacuum Packed . + = i >. * + : > + + z 4 = : 1 3 -3-Lbs: Vacuum Packed este Se aha s%, ie eafeaterteate fete rye 1 Lb. Glass Jar 3 Lbs. Glass Jar MONARCH TEA—Black 1/4, pound 25c } Monarch 1, pound Imperial Green Tea 45 FP ° = iy GOOD BABY BEEF ~ GOOD STAR AND same,“ BACON TEA GARDEN STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 20 ounce jar ls: "BBY APPLE BUTTER “The degree to which the resource-j contemplates present output by . **!. ment of the plan of dispensing with} *«. competitive bids and for the award. + hes of war supply contracts and a . Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. Ten . mite ae Ne ee “9 _Nevada City Nugget_ — Thursday, March 19, 1942 at ae RELIES Se ial twee. pi : =? > —iniaiae ‘Manufacturing jobs may find their ways into the smaller shops with unemployed facilities and into areas that need assistance for their enterprises that are {being hampered through the application of priorities and allocations systems to the materials essential to the war program. . “The most effective method of ‘bringing the small manufacturer into . } the defense program has been in the} Wednesday of each month at 8 p. combination of the facilities of 4/m ‘Matter’ will be the subject of ; group—the pooling of théir shops—. the lesson sermon Sunday. —’ so that collectively they have the . . necessary tools.and. equipment to perform either as prime or subcontractors. “Some misapprehension is evident lon the part of the public generally as to the immediate need of the services of these smaller shops. This results from an appeal that has been broadcast, with the best of intention, urging the small shop owner to improve his tooling and put his shop in order for the pressure of his share in production, The need of his facilities has been represented to him as being more immediate than it has proved to be. He, therefore, has looked for work which was not yet available. This has proved a disappointment to shops in which, on account of priorities applications, the Sunday school at 10 a.m. Bring normal civilian business has fallen . the children. “tt is Easter season. Why off to where he was losing money; not get on the Easter program. There Such shops have eagerly made pre-. ;. 4 special request for all teachers paration for the work to tide them) .14 officers and scholars to be presover to the time when se see ent next Sunday. Any children who mand for them would require their are not attending any other Sunday AM time erasinemean : school are cordially invited. PreachHowever, things are now moving ing service at 11 a. m. Organ pre1c hurch Notes ~_Cheiatian SS Society The Christian .Science Society in Nevada City holds service at 114 Boulder Street every Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m A testimonial meeting is held the first —Trinity Episcopal Church . Trinity Episcopal Church. Sunday School at 9:45. Morning prayer with sermon by Mr. Porter at 11. Cedric S. Porter, minister. Mrs. Carl Libbey, choir director, Mrs, Fred Anderson, organist. : ; —Catholic Church Two masses will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Church. The first mass will be at 3 a. m. and the second at 10:30 a. m. Father Patrick O'Reilly and Father (Edward Williams will conduct the services. —Methodaist Church SALVAGING OPERATIONS AT MURCHIE MINE NEAR COMPLETION The completion of salvaging operations at the Murchie Mine here is expected before the end of March The Murchie Mine was abandoned by the Empire-Star Mines, Ltd. about two months ago and since that time a crew has been engaged in salvaging steel and equipment, Last “. week, the mill building was burned after all useable equipment had been removed. The majority of the former emPloyees at the Murchie now are working at the Gray Eagle Mine, Siskiyou County copper mine of the Empire-Star Mines Included in recent transfers to the Gray Eagle were Joe Widauf, foreman at the ‘Murchie and Frank Swanson superintendent at the Zeibright. Latest employment figures show there are 15 men employed at the Murchie in the salvaging operations ‘was learned yesterday and 30 men at theZosbright avin the cross cut which will connect the Zeibright workings with the Yuba River. Total Registration For Three R-Days ‘In County, 4,186 At the Selective Service Board's headquarters in the court house it that total registration of man fyower in the three R-days held in this county is 4186. In the first registration of those ranging in age from 21 to 35 inclusive the number registered was” 2885. In the. second . R-day when those who had become 21 years old since the first R-day were registered, the total was 106. At the registration held last month a total of 1174 were registered. Transfers and other changes have brought the total registration of the county to 4186 after cancellations due to death and statutory releases from service have been made. Nevada: Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SUSPICION An entertaining picture for young and old alike with Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine in amusing situations bound to please. SATURDAY . BLONDIE GOES T0 COLLEGE . Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton play the leading roles in this sprightly comedy. Plus THE GAY FALCON with George Sanders in the lead role. faster and more surely. Donald Nellude Miss Barbara ‘Warren Are son has done a wonderful job in cutieni= Chote Sermon. “The Third ting and tearing away the mass mle in a Series of Sermons on ired tape and results are daily more the 23rd Psalm. Closing hymn, prayThis week has er, doxology. The public is cordially fotone 3 1 Avie, Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. oe ‘Mrs. Ramona Arden, Subject and.more evident. brought the important ing of contracts by negotiations. This} for discussion, “When Conscience will psok Seba wound and immediately Would Not Work.’ All the young effect a wider spread in the place-! ‘people are asked to be _ present. broader and factories. utilization of small plants . minutes of song service led by young Such awards will be . peop le. Conie and help us sing, Phere made in keeping with the capacity . wil! be several special musical num. lana n® unemployed — ities of the . pers. Sermon by the Conference Ep . ie ! EDT eo oe units.’ . v orth League president, Rev. Dan . . In closing, McCraney said: ; Walker. He is our new president and’ “Te trust yon will make use of our . : ‘s doing splendid work among our! . P t s ; f . . Production Division. . young people. Do not miss hearing . . — Sai . . CCOK AT FORT ORD him. He comes from San Francisco. . 5 : Week events: Bible. study ands . Don. Jones of this city, SESS? ges ee ; eee = ‘ s . prayer hour Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. been in he United States Cavalry, ) i ‘Choir practice Wednesday at 7 D. . Wednesday. Come and help in a pce music. ;has ‘been transferred to Fort Ord as! . a cook. Before his induction, Jones ‘followed cooking as a __ profession. Jones’ wife, who had been living . In Oakland— here until recently, is now employed Shirley Bastian is vi isiting . her sis; in Oakland, ‘. ter in Oakland. ve x THEY LOOK THAT WAY Some men wear a suit forever without having it cleaned and pressed and—they look that way Other men take advantage of good cleaning’ ser-~ vice and—they look that way. eas . i who had { . Give us a ring ‘and we will do = the GrassValley Laundry and Dry Cleaners “Phone 108 Grass Valley 111 Bennett Street yee World’s Now Seen Through \ THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspaper is Truthful—Constructive—Unbiased—Free from Sait ism — Editorials Are Timely and Instructive Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section * the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. and <a Daily » Make The Christian Science Publishing Society One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a Month. Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year. Introductory Offer, 6 reoeerassd Issues 25 Cents.Name “s ‘Address SAMPLE COPY ON _REQUEST SUNDAY AND MONDAY WALT DISNEY’S “DUMBO’ 9 This is anode: er of the, great car toonist’ Ss > colorful fantasias featuring the adventures of a‘ lov able elephant. Plus MARCH OF TIME No. 8 Z *@ Decide right now to make your dream kitchen come true with a Crane modern kitchen where you'll find cooking a joy instead of a job. You'll be amazed at how little it costs to have a beautiful kitchen like this with its greater efficiency, . NEVADA CITY—PHONE 5 YOU’LL BE HAPPIER CRANE MODERN KITCHEN ALPHA STORES, Ltd. more leisurely living—and how easily it can be i with Crane-Equipment: No matter how little you: wish to spend, Crane value gives you more for your money. Come in today for all the facts: Mo obligation; of course: GRASS VALLEY—PHONE 88 wishes. 24 HOUR *. Nevada City, 246 Sacramento St. Phone 203 Sympathetic Service In time of sorrow it is consoling to grief-stricken family members to find sympathetic consolation and understanding from those who will perform last services for their loved ones. : You will find us not only efficient, but eager and ready to assist in executing the small details which means fulfillment of expressed Holmns Funeral Home = ANDY HOLMES, Owner “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” AMBULANCE SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES Grass Valley, 150 S, Auburn St. Phone 56 ra Fai 125 MILL STREET Government orders are for no civilian radios to be produced after April 22nd, and after March 23rd minimum downpayments will be increased to 33 and one-third per cent. stock on hand but when dealer stocks are gone there won’t be any more for the duration of the war We have a fair GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 61 . %; sine +

Page Boe ————— O. McCraney. Explains Program Of War Production Division O, McCraney, acting district manager of the contract distribution division of the War Production Board, recently explained his duties and the purposes of the governmental agency which he heads, to the Sacra-. mento Regional Chamber of Commerce Secretaries, : M°Craney former Nevada City mine manager who still .maintains his famil¥-in this city, opened his talk with the following statement: “The War. Production Board, in developing its broad variety of functions for furthering the war program has set up a némber of divisions and _ branches which are coordinated into a highly {specialized contribution to the general effort. Just to keep the record clear, I feel that I must identify myself as being of the Production Division: not to ‘be confused with Priorities, Emergency Manage-. “Vastly more impressive, however, ent, Price control and others.’ . is the increase contemplated for “Excerpts from MceCraney’s speech,"magnesium. During 1941 production which was considered highly educawas stimulated far above normal levtional by the chamber secretaries, els by an output for the allied forces including H. F. Sofge of Nevada to an impressive total of 33 million City, follow: pounds. The 1942 output will be 725 “The desperate urgency for action million pounds, an increase of 2200 and the magnitude of the job before per cent. This amount is believed to us is reflected in the astronomical exceed anything the axis can hope to figures of dollars allocated to the produce and will provide all the program of accomplishment. The metal needed for the entire aircraft tremendous expansion envisioned in program. the war demand w'll more than treble; “The prime objective of the prothe war effort this year and Donald duction division is, of course, to ~asNelson declared that we must do sist both the war procurement agencmore than that—much more. Reduc. ies and the manufacturers in speeded to rates of production, the proing up deliveries of essential equipgram calls for a.plane every four ‘trent and supplies. To this end it is minutes, a tank in each seven minu. ,engaged in an effort to secure a widtes and a 6,000 ton’ ship every two er spread of the defense purchasing days. program. More especially‘ that the fulness of industry is to be taxed is well reflected in the demands _ for aluminum and magnesium. The ex-; pansion of the aluminum program, alone, ‘for example multiplying~ the five, from a pre-war rate of 330 million pounds to a 1942 demand of a billion and a half pounds. e “se ROUSE: “¢ A ofergets + OG + DG oh 7 + . x : DRIVE-IN MARKET: Za a . of ( Ka " Moe ae te . = OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. DRIVE OUT AND ¢ * SEE US + + GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY 4 PHONE 412 G + he * a cs Dozen 33c F RESH DONUTS—Everyday eee BEES Dozen 35c LARGE SIZE ORANGES—150 Size 2 dozen 37c SACRAMENTO CATSUP 3 12 oz. bottes 28c ra (@) () > agg tri f L bo a c) Q 9 ou i) > Mesto, eee: is a? yt ey 7 + : MONARCH : . Corn and Vegetables an ee he sy ate ath Sy she Ye ths she whe she feet nfengenge Morte fe fe ope nfs oe ate fe CHa AR Te elleryes) eS stestestes a tet ty test Golden Bantam, whole grain, No. 2 can .... Golden Bantam, cream sauce, No. 2 cans ......... 15c ¢ Country Gentleman, cream sauce, No. 2 can.. 15¢ + Golden Bantam, whole grain, 12 oz. vac. packed ..... 15c 3 -Oriole Peas, No. 2 can Oriole Peas, No. 1 can Mixed Vegetables, No. 2 can Cut Okra, No. 2 can Small Whole Beets, No. 2 can Chili Con Carne, No. 2 can MONARCH COFFEE Lb. Vacuum Packed . + = i >. * + : > + + z 4 = : 1 3 -3-Lbs: Vacuum Packed este Se aha s%, ie eafeaterteate fete rye 1 Lb. Glass Jar 3 Lbs. Glass Jar MONARCH TEA—Black 1/4, pound 25c } Monarch 1, pound Imperial Green Tea 45 FP ° = iy GOOD BABY BEEF ~ GOOD STAR AND same,“ BACON TEA GARDEN STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 20 ounce jar ls: "BBY APPLE BUTTER “The degree to which the resource-j contemplates present output by . **!. ment of the plan of dispensing with} *«. competitive bids and for the award. + hes of war supply contracts and a . Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. Ten . mite ae Ne ee “9 _Nevada City Nugget_ — Thursday, March 19, 1942 at ae RELIES Se ial twee. pi : =? > —iniaiae ‘Manufacturing jobs may find their ways into the smaller shops with unemployed facilities and into areas that need assistance for their enterprises that are {being hampered through the application of priorities and allocations systems to the materials essential to the war program. . “The most effective method of ‘bringing the small manufacturer into . } the defense program has been in the} Wednesday of each month at 8 p. combination of the facilities of 4/m ‘Matter’ will be the subject of ; group—the pooling of théir shops—. the lesson sermon Sunday. —’ so that collectively they have the . . necessary tools.and. equipment to perform either as prime or subcontractors. “Some misapprehension is evident lon the part of the public generally as to the immediate need of the services of these smaller shops. This results from an appeal that has been broadcast, with the best of intention, urging the small shop owner to improve his tooling and put his shop in order for the pressure of his share in production, The need of his facilities has been represented to him as being more immediate than it has proved to be. He, therefore, has looked for work which was not yet available. This has proved a disappointment to shops in which, on account of priorities applications, the Sunday school at 10 a.m. Bring normal civilian business has fallen . the children. “tt is Easter season. Why off to where he was losing money; not get on the Easter program. There Such shops have eagerly made pre-. ;. 4 special request for all teachers paration for the work to tide them) .14 officers and scholars to be presover to the time when se see ent next Sunday. Any children who mand for them would require their are not attending any other Sunday AM time erasinemean : school are cordially invited. PreachHowever, things are now moving ing service at 11 a. m. Organ pre1c hurch Notes ~_Cheiatian SS Society The Christian .Science Society in Nevada City holds service at 114 Boulder Street every Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m A testimonial meeting is held the first —Trinity Episcopal Church . Trinity Episcopal Church. Sunday School at 9:45. Morning prayer with sermon by Mr. Porter at 11. Cedric S. Porter, minister. Mrs. Carl Libbey, choir director, Mrs, Fred Anderson, organist. : ;

—Catholic Church Two masses will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Church. The first mass will be at 3 a. m. and the second at 10:30 a. m. Father Patrick O'Reilly and Father (Edward Williams will conduct the services. —Methodaist Church SALVAGING OPERATIONS AT MURCHIE MINE NEAR COMPLETION The completion of salvaging operations at the Murchie Mine here is expected before the end of March The Murchie Mine was abandoned by the Empire-Star Mines, Ltd. about two months ago and since that time a crew has been engaged in salvaging steel and equipment, Last “. week, the mill building was burned after all useable equipment had been removed. The majority of the former emPloyees at the Murchie now are working at the Gray Eagle Mine, Siskiyou County copper mine of the Empire-Star Mines Included in recent transfers to the Gray Eagle were Joe Widauf, foreman at the ‘Murchie and Frank Swanson superintendent at the Zeibright. Latest employment figures show there are 15 men employed at the Murchie in the salvaging operations ‘was learned yesterday and 30 men at theZosbright avin the cross cut which will connect the Zeibright workings with the Yuba River. Total Registration For Three R-Days ‘In County, 4,186 At the Selective Service Board's headquarters in the court house it that total registration of man fyower in the three R-days held in this county is 4186. In the first registration of those ranging in age from 21 to 35 inclusive the number registered was” 2885. In the. second . R-day when those who had become 21 years old since the first R-day were registered, the total was 106. At the registration held last month a total of 1174 were registered. Transfers and other changes have brought the total registration of the county to 4186 after cancellations due to death and statutory releases from service have been made. Nevada: Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SUSPICION An entertaining picture for young and old alike with Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine in amusing situations bound to please. SATURDAY . BLONDIE GOES T0 COLLEGE . Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton play the leading roles in this sprightly comedy. Plus THE GAY FALCON with George Sanders in the lead role. faster and more surely. Donald Nellude Miss Barbara ‘Warren Are son has done a wonderful job in cutieni= Chote Sermon. “The Third ting and tearing away the mass mle in a Series of Sermons on ired tape and results are daily more the 23rd Psalm. Closing hymn, prayThis week has er, doxology. The public is cordially fotone 3 1 Avie, Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. oe ‘Mrs. Ramona Arden, Subject and.more evident. brought the important ing of contracts by negotiations. This} for discussion, “When Conscience will psok Seba wound and immediately Would Not Work.’ All the young effect a wider spread in the place-! ‘people are asked to be _ present. broader and factories. utilization of small plants . minutes of song service led by young Such awards will be . peop le. Conie and help us sing, Phere made in keeping with the capacity . wil! be several special musical num. lana n® unemployed — ities of the . pers. Sermon by the Conference Ep . ie ! EDT eo oe units.’ . v orth League president, Rev. Dan . . In closing, McCraney said: ; Walker. He is our new president and’ “Te trust yon will make use of our . : ‘s doing splendid work among our! . P t s ; f . . Production Division. . young people. Do not miss hearing . . — Sai . . CCOK AT FORT ORD him. He comes from San Francisco. . 5 : Week events: Bible. study ands . Don. Jones of this city, SESS? ges ee ; eee = ‘ s . prayer hour Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. been in he United States Cavalry, ) i ‘Choir practice Wednesday at 7 D. . Wednesday. Come and help in a pce music. ;has ‘been transferred to Fort Ord as! . a cook. Before his induction, Jones ‘followed cooking as a __ profession. Jones’ wife, who had been living . In Oakland— here until recently, is now employed Shirley Bastian is vi isiting . her sis; in Oakland, ‘. ter in Oakland. ve x THEY LOOK THAT WAY Some men wear a suit forever without having it cleaned and pressed and—they look that way Other men take advantage of good cleaning’ ser-~ vice and—they look that way. eas . i who had { . Give us a ring ‘and we will do = the GrassValley Laundry and Dry Cleaners “Phone 108 Grass Valley 111 Bennett Street yee World’s Now Seen Through \ THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspaper is Truthful—Constructive—Unbiased—Free from Sait ism — Editorials Are Timely and Instructive Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section * the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. and <a Daily » Make The Christian Science Publishing Society One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a Month. Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year. Introductory Offer, 6 reoeerassd Issues 25 Cents.Name “s ‘Address SAMPLE COPY ON _REQUEST SUNDAY AND MONDAY WALT DISNEY’S “DUMBO’ 9 This is anode: er of the, great car toonist’ Ss > colorful fantasias featuring the adventures of a‘ lov able elephant. Plus MARCH OF TIME No. 8 Z *@ Decide right now to make your dream kitchen come true with a Crane modern kitchen where you'll find cooking a joy instead of a job. You'll be amazed at how little it costs to have a beautiful kitchen like this with its greater efficiency, . NEVADA CITY—PHONE 5 YOU’LL BE HAPPIER CRANE MODERN KITCHEN ALPHA STORES, Ltd. more leisurely living—and how easily it can be i with Crane-Equipment: No matter how little you: wish to spend, Crane value gives you more for your money. Come in today for all the facts: Mo obligation; of course: GRASS VALLEY—PHONE 88 wishes. 24 HOUR *. Nevada City, 246 Sacramento St. Phone 203 Sympathetic Service In time of sorrow it is consoling to grief-stricken family members to find sympathetic consolation and understanding from those who will perform last services for their loved ones. : You will find us not only efficient, but eager and ready to assist in executing the small details which means fulfillment of expressed Holmns Funeral Home = ANDY HOLMES, Owner “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” AMBULANCE SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES Grass Valley, 150 S, Auburn St. Phone 56 ra Fai 125 MILL STREET Government orders are for no civilian radios to be produced after April 22nd, and after March 23rd minimum downpayments will be increased to 33 and one-third per cent. stock on hand but when dealer stocks are gone there won’t be any more for the duration of the war We have a fair GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 61 . %; sine +