March 6, 1947 (8 pages)

. WEVADA CITY. % = : b $ F z s aS Rag > 5 E T VALLEY = . “A TWICE-A-WEEK “NEWSPAPER. MONDAY AND THURSDAY % 2 AY N te om « < The Co unty Seat Paper NEVADA CITY. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. . COLFAX FIREMEN TO™ PORTIA WHITE . —— The Twin Cities Paver = THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1947 SMASHES INTO PARKED AUTO HELD ON DRUNK DRIVING CHARGE. HOLD ST. PATRICK’S DANCE MARCH 15 NEVADA CITY: Chief Camerow. A, Larsen, of the Nevada City Fire od ——— Department ‘has received a letter from Robert Kauffman, chairman,, w no et paele Sam, it seems, aru NEVADA CITY: Walter Judd, cowboy dance band leader, faces drunken driving charges this morning in the court of Police Judge Miles D. Coughlin. Judd’s arraignment is a result of the collision at 9:22 P. M. last night of his black dance committee, notifying him of the annual St. Patrick’s Ball spontaining Demsored ‘by the céitax Volunteer Fire val over the job of sus four Department which will be held this in Greece, or we let the rd. year on Saturday, March 15th, at boa the ipmas in Greece go by Either we fish or cut bait. p theroe the front and center and 4 minority of 1935 Ford V-8 business coupe with the parked Oldsmobile sedan of Lester Orzalli. The crash occurred near the Capt. Stanley Halls residence at 514 Nevada Street. Orzalli, who was inside a friend’s house playing cards at the time of the there. the (Memorial Hall at Colfax. communists According to’ the letter the Colfax firemen hope to have a large h are ruction. The Britis delegation attend from Nevada City. ut 15,000 sitting 0” the lid with abo The admission price is $1.50 per to enough. troops: <Not many,. but couple, tax included and extra ladf t:o in mos maintain law and order des 50c each, including tax. on by Russia is causing a tre Greece. ing a hard But the English are hav vive the sur to ‘time. at home. Just way of w ne the gold, the rations and accident, swore out the complaint. . COMEDY REIGNS . ASROTARIANS — ing soaked with blood, was attendBEAT LIONS Passengers in Judd’s car were his wife, and Mrs. Luella Williams, GOLD TRAIL RIDERS ELECT PAINTER PRES, who received cuts. Mrs. fusely, r GRASS VALLEY: The Gold Trail th. Riders at an election held in the eng str ir the all ds nee nment, solving beMemorial Park Community House mp British Empire is dis e time is chose ©. L. Painter to be president. fore our eyes. Perhaps tim Other officers elected are Wayne ved. come, when it should be dissol s Wainwright, vice president; Mrs. pro ty gh One can get a lot of mi Gertrude Girard, treasurer; and t tha on nt god cons, in an argume Mrs. Marjorie Ashburn, secretary. s thu um jopie. But into the vacu ing rapegused,, the Russians are ooz (— ig, imposed on them by the Labo NEVADA CITY: scalp Williams, hysterical, fit of the Red Cross Fund drive,, the ANOTHER MAN LOST two NEAR SODA SPRINGS ‘ying for the last—-well say, ans on to ‘enturies. Its a hard questi NEVADA CITY: The GRASS VALLEY: Pottia White, brilliant Canadian congame: score 29-25. the lodge is in Placer County. Tom Dolley, Truckee Association, states, “I knowy Nevada County music lovers Hobart L. Childers. will wantto accord the saime splendid reception as given and her pro cloth taken in few minutes after his custody wife, ; Le were Officer brought to Police Martz and Chist — where headquarters league of Police Max Solaro questioned . score stood Rotary 23, Lions 13 ted forehead bleeding The Rotarians ed by Dr. W. W. Reed, who arrived laced the Lions Tuesday night in a on the scene a hilarious evening of basketball atthe smash-up. the high school gymmasium, After a Judd and fast and furious game for the bene idy, The question facing the Uni ana Clarence Martz, In the 7 p. m. preliminary game, shoulder fates is whether or not to inter-city Marvin Haddy’s a team beat the Antlers in en car dhe load that England has ‘te ‘close them, Memorial Building in Grass tralto, will appear at the Veterans 2 Judd was held in jail overnight At half time Rotarians and Lions d an ed er sw final the an in m. be p. 8 ridiculous t in at 7 game, mus Valley next Friday evenin es « comedy it a is on yet put , wer sheriff's offices of Placer. } performance of a series Of four concerts sponsored by the clown-like costumes. Mrs. Edwin. for arraignment this morning. —~ Orzalli’s ear was parked on the County were notified TuesTwin Cities Community CGaicert Association. Stephens made many of the comic ip ersh lead the breathright Shand side of Nevada Street, costumes for the Lions. The “It we do not accept day of the disappearance of Miss White, the daughter of a Baptist minister, 1 s the -less battle ended with both quintets well off the road. The rear end of — for so jole that Britain has played Jack Pirtle, caretaker of the first Canadian singer to be ‘sponsored officially by her native r acoreless. long, if we decline, as we did afite his car was badly smashed, as was Oakland Ski Lodge. It was province, Edalifax. Enthusiastic leading citizens created a Those playing for the Rotary inthe _front end, whieh was jammed the first world war, to assume the determined that his. disap“Portia White Fund” to en ble her to pursue studies and fur-. cluded the following with the points the leadership which has been and parentheses: into a big tree in front of whieh in indicated made 4s being forced upon us, as it—were, pearance was in no way conther her career when she Recently the New s but a girl. a r the Ives, Tamblyn (5), Robinson, Ellis, it had been parked. There was litttewe shall surely front up to ano nected with the search beWhite Miss nt-’” “‘brillia as there York Sun acclaimed her de old) est traffic on Nevada Street after 9. ‘ Franz (10), Brock (8), Beist. war. Uncle Sam is the rich . ing made for Grant E. Cox, Thomas, P. M. The street at that section is is the possessor of a wond fully rich voice — the finest to Lions: Kerrin (4), gentleman in ‘the history of earth, Sheriff James Kennison of reach New York since Miariésn Anderson, with whom comparFrench (4), Percy (1), Mullis, Clayabout 40 feet wide, and it ig estiand he has a good many envious who et, plan the 3e nd geighbors arou Placer County is in charge isons are inevitable, said the New York Times. ; ton, Gordon, Kerinedy, Wright, Mcmated that Judd had at least . away th Donald (4). weal his feet in which to pass Orzalli’s park— take ‘ould like to of the hunt for Pirtle, since Phillip Bradley, President of Twin Cities Community Referees were George Abbott and ed car. ‘from him, or to cripple him so that! F ie cannot run a stfong race in world trade. : We do not expect that the L-bor fovernment in the British Isles is “there to stay indefinitely. The Eng rj Messrs. Cullman, Sebastiam and the Bary Ensemble. . Miss constable, is aiding in the ‘rae for the missing man# White prormises to be a @reat treat.” FOR TWO WEEKS . the libtrals, let us say, which will / march much nearer the center of the . toad, than the Labor Party. Social© ization of the coal mines has produc . ed less rather than more coal, and Philip Scadmorning this den, county assessor, firemen’s the in opened offices and for hall city the in headquarters GRAISS VALLEY: will assess ‘Grass weeks and unsecured property real Valley collect the and property personal , with the worst blizzard in recorded ‘tiwo history blanketing the British Isles, . the people high and low are suffer taxes thereon. personal and real Holders of during the late war. Now the Britsign ‘and call to property are asked ish are like us in this respect, they and week this their assessment slips F. ing, really, worse than at any time will blame the weather very largely /m the party in power. When a drought hits the Middle West in the » U.S. A. the people will vote against next UNIVERSITY WOMEN HONOR STATE PRESIDENT » the man in the White House. The general theory” back of this sort. of thinking is that whether or not he was to blame, he should have fore to both cars, Through a typographical error in of the glass in Judd’s Ford, it was was travelthe heading of an article by H. P. estimated that his car The president of the jmausic orgaiization also wishes to Davis, Monday’s issue of the Nug-; ing between 25 and 35 miles per ked to the success of get, the, population of the. state in express his appreciation to people, man fo y. We expect to see a revival, perhaps not of the conservatives, but of ’ —JJ . ’ Despite the damage which included the smashing of all” CORRECTION should have been 15,000 as and full credit should be accorded to the workers ‘who ‘sold in the body of the article. memberships, arranged for the concerts and in general labored that good music might be brought to our county.” iguae' damage. RISON GAR Y, ERL EST LL SNE ‘SEARCH FOR LOST SKIER CEASES; RY ITA MIL SAL VER UNI S CUS DIS MAY HAVE PERISHED IN AVALANCHE TRAINING ATLIONS MEETING = NEV ADA CITY: “Chances. of finding skier Grant F. the discussion — NEVADA CITY: Judge James S. ley Lion, started Cox, 25, Sacramento Teanior College student, alive appeared r. He got a big mediato as acted Fred and , dim today. Yesterday Ranger Max Williamson, who organizSnell, William W. Esterly forum hand when he ended his talk on & Garrison led an open ed search operations was followinga last clue, tracks between (Charlesion last night at the regular light note with a definition of @ discuss Ice Lake and Norden. Failing this venture, Williamson was meeting of the Lions Club at the dime—a dollar with the taxes taken inclined to subscribe to the theory that the young. veteran of Deer Creek Inn. Topic was the need out. Burma jungle warfare had perished under an avalanche in the icy snows of the Sierras ¢ for universal military training in particular and preparedness in gen; eral. ‘Various viewnoints of overseas — veterans were described by V. F. w. the who entered Commander Fred: Garrison,, Tuesday the Army via the steeper more dangerous ‘‘canthe historical a__ gave Snell red Judge ppea train—_ NEVADA CITY: Members of disa military who l universa <Cox, said that search for yon”’ run. of ing had been the prime topic at the Asbackground of America’s lack Nevada County Branch of Sunday while on a skiing party with on Ranger Williams and members mand made preparations for bad en on for previous wars. DeMonday night’s Veterans of Foreign sociation of University Wom fellow members of the Junior Colof the Sugar Bowl Ski Patrol ex. preparedness = e stat the red violenfly opposed Wars meeting. hono ch t a ‘himself claring Tuesday nigh Ski Clu‘b_ As the ground sear lege Merformer the that fear the pressed the es with with ied, to war, he stated that president, Mrs. George Grav by parties of skiers was intensif Another reason we believe we rill’s Marauder trooper may have l. state, Hote nt turbule onal Nati present its g the i enin in world scre a uet a@ banq a 2-motored AT-6 made Lions Chub, acting — the ridge between Mount _ Robert T. Ingram, president OF fallen from see a change within a year or of dness was the senthe Grass Valley Mrs. Leon Sanford, chairman flight of the area despite the handiDisney and Mount Lincoln, at the complete prepare 0 in British polities, ig that a very in behalf of his organization, pre-— was arts, sible course for the United States. the committee on creative fallem snow. of eap g beginnin of the “canyon.” d the Nevada City club with t number of Englishmen -will Bsterly, introducea as program ‘sente in charge of the program. Guests belonging s plane brass bell two four planes, y Field esda Wedn Four Hamilton ‘the Labor Government for program a large, highly4burnished with impromptu director by criss: were seated at tables banked s : corp e . rescu hunt the mallet air joined s ood C-47s hardw arm" two a and the and AT-6s _§ ‘heavily on that upstart, with to C. K. Heffren, Grass Valan chairm De. blooming manzanita branches tory. during Wednesday, but reported no crossed the entire terri Unele Sam. They don’t like it. vishing pink candles. Miss Barbara = ALMANAC. WRECKED: SEEKS DRIVER matc ° skies, and maximum suecess, ed several spite clear skier Beall of Grass Valley play ing miss the of bt Government to throw up its -4In the ground search about 20 and directibility no sign selections on the piano. Under Ramgeer Wil. vered disco was Valms and back out of India, Greece ‘veteran mountaineers equipped with Grass searching ed singing by a group of a direction, on’s liams split into two groups. Palestine. Of course, the Britthe skis high school students. 215 expert skiers probed GRASS VALLEY: Dan Stewart, of party led by Forest Ranger Max = People have, for the time being, ley One, Vals Gras into the Mrs. Harold George of s Lake Ice nd beyo pickfar former P. G. and ©. superintendent, Williamson, went to Ice Lakes, . Steater problem at home ‘than address on area k of the For ley gave an interesting North the g e alon vehicl snow s ed up on M-7 Arm type t Problems abroad. From all actrating her Cedar has posted a reward for infomation flower arrangements, illus A eareful watch for and searched the road from there to ; it looks very much as if they remarks with arrangements of early . Yuba River. leading to arrest of the hit and run kept with even a wisp of smoke was , about five miles south of driver who smashed into his fence ‘Cedars facing another. survival test. spring blossoms. Searchers hoped that Cox t descripout result. on Neal Street Saturday® night, re-. ° signal Mrs. Graves gave a shor aliv, might havelighted a This party concentrated on the versed his transmission and speeded afe singularly glad that Pres-tion of the work being done by the if campfire. area where Constable Harry Johanaway, as the neighbors began to} Truman appointed General national organization. to ared prep . n tracks iamso faint @ “Will ered . ‘ discov sen er Rang Marshall to be Secretary of gather. today on Because of snow fall since. the abandon thre search for,Cox As a soldier, who directed U. even if Cox had surThe car plunged into the ence was made, Johansen was un® in the late global war, we come too weary and enfeebled to the theory that mishap, four days of tracks were huwere they er off High Street and haevily al wheth tangent able to tell anvineed, he has a better percarry, because of its costa, (some vived an imiti e been Ihav d bear. woul a l of ib esti those a considerable section of sure ss @xpo po ent man or cold and tive of the United States and its $250,000,000 is the pres ers search of m group . the second r The refe of world, than mate) we respectfully bn to the rest-the the lost skier called followed Onion creek to where it other American who could have te the billions that war cost us in Agsotiates of overflows into the North Fork of the attention to the “cornices”” of ., wamed to manage our foreign the recent years. the steep sides of y wont like the tendency of the is in fathe t We are told tha , Jur relieving the British of It was considered possible ‘Phe question is really whether It); that likely, they thought. have Cox had gone off the south side of ‘burden in Greece. We believe if is worth while to wpend enough to might very down one of these edges and Mount: Disney intending to swing — accept the British invitation this country against the horbroken ineure it, every nation on earth will rible plague of war, OF wheter we falien should begin, save up our gold and our with other resources, keep of metals, for the next @ ~ worlé war, or death.‘to imgury lost at5 p. a2 m. Sunday left and beck into Sugar Bowl, but himeelf in

. WEVADA CITY. % = : b $ F z s aS Rag > 5 E T VALLEY = . “A TWICE-A-WEEK “NEWSPAPER. MONDAY AND THURSDAY % 2 AY N te om « < The Co unty Seat Paper NEVADA CITY. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. . COLFAX FIREMEN TO™ PORTIA WHITE . —— The Twin Cities Paver = THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1947 SMASHES INTO PARKED AUTO HELD ON DRUNK DRIVING CHARGE. HOLD ST. PATRICK’S DANCE MARCH 15 NEVADA CITY: Chief Camerow. A, Larsen, of the Nevada City Fire od ——— Department ‘has received a letter from Robert Kauffman, chairman,, w no et paele Sam, it seems, aru NEVADA CITY: Walter Judd, cowboy dance band leader, faces drunken driving charges this morning in the court of Police Judge Miles D. Coughlin. Judd’s arraignment is a result of the collision at 9:22 P. M. last night of his black dance committee, notifying him of the annual St. Patrick’s Ball spontaining Demsored ‘by the céitax Volunteer Fire val over the job of sus four Department which will be held this in Greece, or we let the rd. year on Saturday, March 15th, at boa the ipmas in Greece go by Either we fish or cut bait. p theroe the front and center and 4 minority of 1935 Ford V-8 business coupe with the parked Oldsmobile sedan of Lester Orzalli. The crash occurred near the Capt. Stanley Halls residence at 514 Nevada Street. Orzalli, who was inside a friend’s house playing cards at the time of the there. the (Memorial Hall at Colfax. communists According to’ the letter the Colfax firemen hope to have a large h are ruction. The Britis delegation attend from Nevada City. ut 15,000 sitting 0” the lid with abo The admission price is $1.50 per to enough. troops: <Not many,. but couple, tax included and extra ladf t:o in mos maintain law and order des 50c each, including tax. on by Russia is causing a tre Greece. ing a hard But the English are hav vive the sur to ‘time. at home. Just way of w ne the gold, the rations and accident, swore out the complaint. . COMEDY REIGNS . ASROTARIANS — ing soaked with blood, was attendBEAT LIONS Passengers in Judd’s car were his wife, and Mrs. Luella Williams, GOLD TRAIL RIDERS ELECT PAINTER PRES, who received cuts. Mrs. fusely, r GRASS VALLEY: The Gold Trail th. Riders at an election held in the eng str ir the all ds nee nment, solving beMemorial Park Community House mp British Empire is dis e time is chose ©. L. Painter to be president. fore our eyes. Perhaps tim Other officers elected are Wayne ved. come, when it should be dissol s Wainwright, vice president; Mrs. pro ty gh One can get a lot of mi Gertrude Girard, treasurer; and t tha on nt god cons, in an argume Mrs. Marjorie Ashburn, secretary. s thu um jopie. But into the vacu ing rapegused,, the Russians are ooz (— ig, imposed on them by the Labo NEVADA CITY: scalp Williams, hysterical, fit of the Red Cross Fund drive,, the ANOTHER MAN LOST two NEAR SODA SPRINGS ‘ying for the last—-well say, ans on to ‘enturies. Its a hard questi NEVADA CITY: The GRASS VALLEY: Pottia White, brilliant Canadian congame: score 29-25. the lodge is in Placer County. Tom Dolley, Truckee Association, states, “I knowy Nevada County music lovers Hobart L. Childers. will wantto accord the saime splendid reception as given and her pro cloth taken in few minutes after his custody wife, ; Le were Officer brought to Police Martz and Chist — where headquarters league of Police Max Solaro questioned . score stood Rotary 23, Lions 13 ted forehead bleeding The Rotarians ed by Dr. W. W. Reed, who arrived laced the Lions Tuesday night in a on the scene a hilarious evening of basketball atthe smash-up. the high school gymmasium, After a Judd and fast and furious game for the bene idy, The question facing the Uni ana Clarence Martz, In the 7 p. m. preliminary game, shoulder fates is whether or not to inter-city Marvin Haddy’s a team beat the Antlers in en car dhe load that England has ‘te ‘close them, Memorial Building in Grass tralto, will appear at the Veterans 2 Judd was held in jail overnight At half time Rotarians and Lions d an ed er sw final the an in m. be p. 8 ridiculous t in at 7 game, mus Valley next Friday evenin es « comedy it a is on yet put , wer sheriff's offices of Placer. } performance of a series Of four concerts sponsored by the clown-like costumes.. Mrs. Edwin. for arraignment this morning. —~ Orzalli’s ear was parked on the County were notified TuesTwin Cities Community CGaicert Association. Stephens made many of the comic ip ersh lead the breathright Shand side of Nevada Street, costumes for the Lions. The “It we do not accept day of the disappearance of Miss White, the daughter of a Baptist minister, 1 s the -less battle ended with both quintets well off the road. The rear end of — for so jole that Britain has played Jack Pirtle, caretaker of the first Canadian singer to be ‘sponsored officially by her native r acoreless. long, if we decline, as we did afite his car was badly smashed, as was Oakland Ski Lodge. It was province, Edalifax. Enthusiastic leading citizens created a Those playing for the Rotary inthe _front end, whieh was jammed the first world war, to assume the determined that his. disap“Portia White Fund” to en ble her to pursue studies and fur-. cluded the following with the points the leadership which has been and parentheses: into a big tree in front of whieh in indicated made 4s being forced upon us, as it—were, pearance was in no way conther her career when she Recently the New s but a girl. a r the Ives, Tamblyn (5), Robinson, Ellis, it had been parked. There was litttewe shall surely front up to ano nected with the search beWhite Miss nt-’” “‘brillia as there York Sun acclaimed her de old) est traffic on Nevada Street after 9. ‘ Franz (10), Brock (8), Beist. war. Uncle Sam is the rich . ing made for Grant E. Cox, Thomas, P. M. The street at that section is is the possessor of a wond fully rich voice — the finest to Lions: Kerrin (4), gentleman in ‘the history of earth, Sheriff James Kennison of reach New York since Miariésn Anderson, with whom comparFrench (4), Percy (1), Mullis, Clayabout 40 feet wide, and it ig estiand he has a good many envious who et, plan the 3e nd geighbors arou Placer County is in charge isons are inevitable, said the New York Times. ; ton, Gordon, Kerinedy, Wright, Mcmated that Judd had at least . away th Donald (4). weal his feet in which to pass Orzalli’s park— take ‘ould like to of the hunt for Pirtle, since Phillip Bradley, President of Twin Cities Community Referees were George Abbott and ed car. ‘from him, or to cripple him so that! F ie cannot run a stfong race in world trade. : We do not expect that the L-bor fovernment in the British Isles is “there to stay indefinitely. The Eng rj Messrs. Cullman, Sebastiam and the Bary Ensemble. . Miss constable, is aiding in the ‘rae for the missing man# White prormises to be a @reat treat.” FOR TWO WEEKS . the libtrals, let us say, which will / march much nearer the center of the . toad, than the Labor Party. Social© ization of the coal mines has produc . ed less rather than more coal, and Philip Scadmorning this den, county assessor, firemen’s the in opened offices and for hall city the in headquarters GRAISS VALLEY: will assess ‘Grass weeks and unsecured property real Valley collect the and property personal , with the worst blizzard in recorded ‘tiwo

history blanketing the British Isles, . the people high and low are suffer taxes thereon. personal and real Holders of during the late war. Now the Britsign ‘and call to property are asked ish are like us in this respect, they and week this their assessment slips F. ing, really, worse than at any time will blame the weather very largely /m the party in power. When a drought hits the Middle West in the » U.S. A. the people will vote against next UNIVERSITY WOMEN HONOR STATE PRESIDENT » the man in the White House. The general theory” back of this sort. of thinking is that whether or not he was to blame, he should have fore to both cars, Through a typographical error in of the glass in Judd’s Ford, it was was travelthe heading of an article by H. P. estimated that his car The president of the jmausic orgaiization also wishes to Davis, Monday’s issue of the Nug-; ing between 25 and 35 miles per ked to the success of get, the, population of the. state in express his appreciation to people, man fo y. We expect to see a revival, perhaps not of the conservatives, but of ’ —JJ . ’ Despite the damage which included the smashing of all” CORRECTION should have been 15,000 as and full credit should be accorded to the workers ‘who ‘sold in the body of the article. memberships, arranged for the concerts and in general labored that good music might be brought to our county.” iguae' damage. RISON GAR Y, ERL EST LL SNE ‘SEARCH FOR LOST SKIER CEASES; RY ITA MIL SAL VER UNI S CUS DIS MAY HAVE PERISHED IN AVALANCHE TRAINING ATLIONS MEETING = NEV ADA CITY: “Chances. of finding skier Grant F. the discussion — NEVADA CITY: Judge James S. ley Lion, started Cox, 25, Sacramento Teanior College student, alive appeared r. He got a big mediato as acted Fred and , dim today. Yesterday Ranger Max Williamson, who organizSnell, William W. Esterly forum hand when he ended his talk on & Garrison led an open ed search operations was followinga last clue, tracks between (Charlesion last night at the regular light note with a definition of @ discuss Ice Lake and Norden. Failing this venture, Williamson was meeting of the Lions Club at the dime—a dollar with the taxes taken inclined to subscribe to the theory that the young. veteran of Deer Creek Inn. Topic was the need out. Burma jungle warfare had perished under an avalanche in the icy snows of the Sierras ¢ for universal military training in particular and preparedness in gen; eral. ‘Various viewnoints of overseas — veterans were described by V. F. w. the who entered Commander Fred: Garrison,, Tuesday the Army via the steeper more dangerous ‘‘canthe historical a__ gave Snell red Judge ppea train—_ NEVADA CITY: Members of disa military who l universa <Cox, said that search for yon”’ run. of ing had been the prime topic at the Asbackground of America’s lack Nevada County Branch of Sunday while on a skiing party with on Ranger Williams and members mand made preparations for bad en on for previous wars. DeMonday night’s Veterans of Foreign sociation of University Wom fellow members of the Junior Colof the Sugar Bowl Ski Patrol ex. preparedness = e stat the red violenfly opposed Wars meeting. hono ch t a ‘himself claring Tuesday nigh Ski Clu‘b_ As the ground sear lege Merformer the that fear the pressed the es with with ied, to war, he stated that president, Mrs. George Grav by parties of skiers was intensif Another reason we believe we rill’s Marauder trooper may have l. state, Hote nt turbule onal Nati present its g the i enin in world scre a uet a@ banq a 2-motored AT-6 made Lions Chub, acting — the ridge between Mount _ Robert T. Ingram, president OF fallen from see a change within a year or of dness was the senthe Grass Valley Mrs. Leon Sanford, chairman flight of the area despite the handiDisney and Mount Lincoln, at the complete prepare 0 in British polities, ig that a very in behalf of his organization, pre-— was arts, sible course for the United States. the committee on creative fallem snow. of eap g beginnin of the “canyon.” d the Nevada City club with t number of Englishmen -will Bsterly, introducea as program ‘sente in charge of the program. Guests belonging s plane brass bell two four planes, y Field esda Wedn Four Hamilton ‘the Labor Government for program a large, highly4burnished with impromptu director by criss: were seated at tables banked s : corp e . rescu hunt the mallet air joined s ood C-47s hardw arm" two a and the and AT-6s _§ ‘heavily on that upstart, with to C. K. Heffren, Grass Valan chairm De. blooming manzanita branches tory. during Wednesday, but reported no crossed the entire terri Unele Sam. They don’t like it. vishing pink candles. Miss Barbara = ALMANAC. WRECKED: SEEKS DRIVER matc ° skies, and maximum suecess, ed several spite clear skier Beall of Grass Valley play ing miss the of bt Government to throw up its -4In the ground search about 20 and directibility no sign selections on the piano. Under Ramgeer Wil. vered disco was Valms and back out of India, Greece ‘veteran mountaineers equipped with Grass searching ed singing by a group of a direction, on’s liams split into two groups. Palestine. Of course, the Britthe skis high school students. 215 expert skiers probed GRASS VALLEY: Dan Stewart, of party led by Forest Ranger Max = People have, for the time being, ley One, Vals Gras into the Mrs. Harold George of s Lake Ice nd beyo pickfar former P. G. and ©. superintendent, Williamson, went to Ice Lakes, . Steater problem at home ‘than address on area k of the For ley gave an interesting North the g e alon vehicl snow s ed up on M-7 Arm type t Problems abroad. From all actrating her Cedar has posted a reward for infomation flower arrangements, illus A eareful watch for and searched the road from there to ; it looks very much as if they remarks with arrangements of early . Yuba River. leading to arrest of the hit and run kept with even a wisp of smoke was , about five miles south of driver who smashed into his fence ‘Cedars facing another. survival test. spring blossoms. Searchers hoped that Cox t descripout result. on Neal Street Saturday® night, re-. ° signal Mrs. Graves gave a shor aliv, might havelighted a This party concentrated on the versed his transmission and speeded afe singularly glad that Pres-tion of the work being done by the if campfire. area where Constable Harry Johanaway, as the neighbors began to} Truman appointed General national organization. to ared prep . n tracks iamso faint @ “Will ered . ‘ discov sen er Rang Marshall to be Secretary of gather. today on Because of snow fall since. the abandon thre search for,Cox As a soldier, who directed U. even if Cox had surThe car plunged into the ence was made, Johansen was un® in the late global war, we come too weary and enfeebled to the theory that mishap, four days of tracks were huwere they er off High Street and haevily al wheth tangent able to tell anvineed, he has a better percarry, because of its costa, (some vived an imiti e been Ihav d bear. woul a l of ib esti those a considerable section of sure ss @xpo po ent man or cold and tive of the United States and its $250,000,000 is the pres ers search of m group . the second r The refe of world, than mate) we respectfully bn to the rest-the the lost skier called followed Onion creek to where it other American who could have te the billions that war cost us in Agsotiates of overflows into the North Fork of the attention to the “cornices”” of ., wamed to manage our foreign the recent years. the steep sides of y wont like the tendency of the is in fathe t We are told tha , Jur relieving the British of It was considered possible ‘Phe question is really whether It); that likely, they thought. have Cox had gone off the south side of ‘burden in Greece. We believe if is worth while to wpend enough to might very down one of these edges and Mount: Disney intending to swing — accept the British invitation this country against the horbroken ineure it, every nation on earth will rible plague of war, OF wheter we falien should begin, save up our gold and our with other resources, keep of metals, for the next @ ~ worlé war, or death.‘to imgury lost at5 p. a2 m. Sunday left and beck into Sugar Bowl, but himeelf in