March 8, 1945 (4 pages)

Sparks. $105.00. Total $3,953.35. Rose Grant, Mrs. C. C. Palmer. sade Doris Fuge, Mrs. W. Clyde Garwood, =. BAY COUNTIES Kron, Mrs. Don Batt. Mrs. Russell Hogg, Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Hall, Mare Baker, Mrs: Rose -Fradelizo, FORM S F AREA ee COUNCIL : Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lawyer, Mrs: Nellie Veale,—Mr. SAINFRAINCISCO,.March 5—Long standing yivalry among the 12 counA. Robson, Mrs. . Mr. Benj. Foss, Mr. and Mrs. D.» E. Coughlan, Mrs. Martha Dillon, Mr. and: Mrs. Singrass, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Maleolm, Mrs. Lyda. Randall, _Mrs. Anne Hullet, Mr. and Mrs. N: ties fronting on San Francisco bay Hansen. destined to be submerged in a new $1.50 cooperative promotional organizaMr. and Mrs. Elmer Durbin, Minnie Allen, Mrs. V. E. Upton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harker, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cornell, Miss Mary Hoskins, Mrs. Earl Hayes, Mr.-and Mrs. , John Eden. — = Nels Hansen $1.25. Mrs. W. C. Perry $1.25. Dew Drop Inn $1.20. $1.00 Mrs. Eva Huff, -Mrs. Mary Davis. George Sharcea, Mrs. L. Elkus, Miss Marie Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Odgers, Mrs: Homer B. Owens, Wil60n’s Shoe Shop. Ira Watters, Mrs. J. Greentree, Lillian Seapy. Mrs. A. ¥F. Moe, Mrs. Margaret Watkins, Howard Kent, Mrs. F. Smithson, Mr. ‘Dan ,Trainor, ‘Mrs. Peggy Flynn. Mrs. Adelaide Curtis, Mrs. Clara Poston, Mr. and Mrs. Meaney, Wm. Veale, Mrs. Effie Goering, Sarah Odgers, Miss Mario Pnierce, Jennie Shearer, Mrs. Mildred Rich, Miss Mary Campbell, Mrs. Marie Fenton, William‘C. Horr, Julia Manion, Mrr. Ray Wilde, Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. Mary Northey,. T. Tobiassen. Mrs, C. Coombs, Mrs, E. S. Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. A. Duke, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ladson, Mrs M. Tonnela, Mr. tion to be known as the San Francisco Bay Area Council, it was believed here today. The council has as its purpose the mutual development of all the coun‘ties fronting on ‘bay tidewater, on the theory that “what helps one, helps all.’’ Every question affecting the region as a whole or any of its 71 communities will be the councils’ business, its officers say. With Francis V. Keesling of San Francisco at its head, the council already is functioning trough committees on each of which all counties have representation. The tommittes include industrial, development, aviation, foreign trade, legislation, transportation, agriculture, the highway and public works, manpower and labor relations, health, housing, schools, publicity and cultural activities. METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. Elliot. Fisher our district superintendent will be with us and preach for us at'11 a. m. All members and friends are invited. and Mrs. 0. Peterson, Mrs. C. L. Enlisted soldiers are excluded from Davis, Mrs. Clara Scarfe, Mrs. Eva. the franchise in Brazil under its Clutter, Mrs. J. H. Gerard, Mrs. H.! present government. ae : “ Professional Servi . are lof two kinds. Perfunctory and correct, or, filled with a deep human understanding and sympathy for our fellow men, plus the competence that good training brings. Our services for those who depart this world are marked by the ;reverent care in ‘all details that make for distinction, harmony and beauty. Hooper & Weaver ~MORTICIANS—-AMBULANCE SERVICE 246°@hureh Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 864 sae es j Hotel Clunie _UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR ARE. RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K SPREET, SA TOY AND JACOBS. JACK BR . NTO, CALEFORNIA , Manager ‘o new. ;. Mare Island recentli». to the jet engine .in the P-89 into vents Ain rams the front wings almost flush against the fuselage. it . pours through the vents to the en-. gine, where it is compressed by a. swiftly revolving impeller. At~ ex-} tremely high altitudes the air will . be as cold as 75 degrees below zero. [a The air is whipped by the impeller to . a combustion chamber, where fuel, . . in usually kerosene, ‘burns fiercely. This causes the air to expand and; increases its velocity. The air and . gases then pass through a blazing) hot turbine wheel, which is connec:ed by shaft with the impeller. The blast then passes out the jet-exhaust r at the rear tip of the plane, giving the drive or forward thrust. This reactive thrust, which drives the Shooting. Star and other jet planes forward, is so simple that it it sometimes is hard to understand. Keep Red Cross at his side! + GIVE NOW! GIVE ALL YOU CAN! & » Bank of Ataerica . wr "NATIONAL fRYS) 2 25S CIATION Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo.ai.on M-moe ? +X 7 MS ie cones > a ‘ 5 GGET ; Page Three THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1945 NEVADA CITY NUGG a Sp 7 Tae "i : E aaa . sistas Mr se steam ~stestod 3 . b 5 aX Evy WN r wt be} =. Peete she alee “fe sesheshesheotetegest we O. Hawtoi, Aima Maresh, ’Wm. . J E R ed { ee Lexy Dh i ari ere “ Se ee : 3 . RL We we Cae) \ VY €ead B> i me 4 ae a Phelps. ’ * Z,\. Mrs.-Emma Marsh, Mr. Clark . Fa = 1 PD. aC P $ (Continued From Page One) . Jordon, Mrs. Mary Gillan, Chas. He-. A Vy A & Bl, T . i oes ee . 5 : rae [al ‘§ * . ore . = ee = ne y . garty, Mrs. Lee Day, Leila Harry, Bit i ) . f ‘ I eee ‘A ee ee Wee ETO ares, Carole Melly Mee We . . WASHING po Cl e each . ¢ lo % ails. al iyi LEit 9. av Do. de . . : Zz eee rs arry Lurrde . : 4 = 7 YB, haf e} 7 , isi 16 Re M t j 3, tor,'Mr. and: Mrs. Harry Lurrden. . iams, Oscar Campbell. warl Gerdun, 1 ie @] M4 vd a Wy A WE = Nice ( t ved out + $4.00 . = meee a 7 <1 bee OS TX By Eww ES tre . I emi vy to his : i in . ( 24 : . Mrs. b: O'Brien, Charles Hanks,:"A . pga) a5 "I et] i479 are re ee xs ; : RG = % Mrs. Maude Moody, Mr. and Mrs. = eran eo z Z pa 1 i , ©O Me Can t : * % 4 5 7 Friend, Mrs. John. Ivey, Master Do SHENECTADY, Marrh.5 —The]! ter nian , 5 American 1 will de be ee L. Robinson, Miss Eleanore Nelaon, . Sarit Nits Ernest Helm, Mrs.-Cora . : — POT AT sees es = zs ae % : ‘ward 3 = ' ’ ; Mr. and Mrs. HB. R. Ernst, Mr. and? . ith: Mra Stal on. Helen Surnew GE Jet generates mere motive an 1 es ad sai = K ee ee ratt, Dora Johnson, Mrs. Colvin Topte etna “aed be th = ee ; ce . Ve eee a ; + S — f,-Mrs.Annie Ge ey. Mrs. Mamie , B'7© ang tow sem = pe = ie be 1s ee : peice) : . % eae ae P 5 eel fArmy Air Forces’ to drive propellev. ) ist it hom ay ( ¢ rN ry, Mr. Che r *" i “ and M : : a Fil less Lockheed P-80 fighters faster al x e re ee Alice Weaver, ‘ ee ‘eld : than any. other planes in the world; efiici ee \ : es } A Ore : : % Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Moyle, Mr. andj MrsG, Little, Lee Gousfiele will fly. it was announced today by. mi or Ji Bol nnteer cani will represen. 3,756 : Mrs, Norman: Ones; Mise. Alice Mur: LESS THAN $1.00 General Electric Company with @ap-. 40 ao have a per: Red ( hout the na4 ‘ . chie, Mr. ahd Mrs. A. H. Foster \Ivs. Flengzy Peat, Mrs. Leonard proval ‘by the War ’Department. Bich cof the len. then n g md to door those . 2 5 +O Yr <ins Vir : i } . Weill ye made . * # % Mrs. Gomer, Hopkiné, Mr. and Mrs. . Lind; Dominina Bastiani, A Friend, : workers now serving = EIGER WHEROL 08 J0S0S ok Saat ES Wm. Peard. Kid Frey. Miss May Bress, Clara Rod-. ‘The new GE Jét, installed in the a. SSS? = ae ‘ c . : ae & = Ci iy oe * : : : : q . yening March and continuing an ,oflicial identi. % 3 oO : vers Mrs. Annie Browning, Mrs . tail of the sléek P-80 Shooting Star! I = Z Ss : " Bg $2. 50 € ; Nit . tal St throughout the F Vh. the thir or the protection of the = be s = at ousgnout HE no Mn, til tare I iu pr Clic 2. a Mrs. Eveline Skeahan, Miss FranJack Williams, Ed Clymo. . produces more than twice the powel Red Cross War Fund will not-otdy fill For the most part, how: iE V ‘ % ces Costello, Mr. Sherman Coatello, EMPLOYES OF MINERS FOUNDRY of the earlier model of jet engin 8 . intensified needs on advancing war such identification will be un% nj © f ric Soe whi bs i: * Se = 4 i wn ee NHI i P . a 7 Sa eg . = : ae ‘ F * sy a] BS re Mrs. John Gardner, Mrs.” Chas.) _ eS s Tuc! ;first produced by General Electric; fronts, but will provide needed services . necessary because the solicitor will be + a = Sharp, Mrs une. Markell, Mr. and eee ss e Sees oe = ae eS for the AAF. This engine of simple to those who have veturned from ac: . a neighbor or friend. To each contribu* FE at. * = ese : ioe per, EB. J. Williams, L. L. Williams, ‘ fear : ror tion, their families, their buddies await. tor, he will give a red, white and blue *f —_ r= . 3, Mrs. Johnathan Pascoe, Mrs. Wm : * -Oesiou.aisO 1S Jar More POWerful Dee. UR OR CLs me me K See : ae te ee ‘;Edward Holland, George Pisani, t} onventional reciprocating . ing transportation overseas, and their . window sticker bearing the well-known Hr fae Ries > ce Ber € @ 7 Fe "eciproce si 3 3 : ae & Hutchinson, Miss Ruth Hutchison, George Sondaw, Harry Stephens, W. ae a . Z friends and neighbors at home in time . Red Cross emblem. om: 4 a © Dads Nee : 5 engine for aircraft. , Mr. es Arthut oe a and) 5. Wood Robert © Care dro OA. g zi < Mrs. J. E. Glennon, Mrs. Ann Paine ‘ é ; James. H. Hutchinson, Char% * s hristin Cj G : : he tremendous power of this reic : Ee 3 ssa la sae sila Homa rene j 1es DD. Luce, Leonard Martin, Ira x . : a me sta Naw Epauk Our patrons find that despite * Dr. John Ivey, Courtland Wright, W. . iB. Messick, J. C: Messick, BE. H. atively light engine gives the great * rationing and wartime condi% S. Coughlan, Mra:-S. S. Trevetnichs. stoore, Albert Polguase, Vernon Sanadvantage of top speed se me = 1D isthe quality of onr meats : 7 Sj ‘ ine ‘Star. J is lig = like 1% F. _Siefer. 2 idow, D. S. Bonebrake, J. C. Reis,! Shooting Se a lightning a 1* measures up to the same high : ‘ ss ; s highly uverable . $2.00 ‘Mae M. Carr, Vernon Woods, Tota); 24°€ the P-80 ii . an ay e a +s stadnards we have always % ; Vried eee = ¥ i iE is s imse . : . Ed Stambaugh, Mrs Minnie] $151.20. and control.of the G e so Ss : mmihenincd —Gax fnsata come Young, Mrs.° H. R. Ogden, Mrs. J. ‘ple that AAF pilots have found the + fconk the béel entitle, iatebe aad : v y NS, plane wered by it easy to fl Zanacco, Mrs. Sam Bidwell, Mrs. Eva; NATIONAL. HOTEL COLLECTIO planes po asy y. : MoKnight Mr. and Mrs.’ John Gal. Ruth Moore, Mr. and. Mrs. R. $ seals: We asap 4 li Mr d Mrs. LU: J. Graff, M . Worth, Mrs. E. Essac, National Hot-. These advanced types of GE Jets + : . a oe ie = a : —— * on a foundation of high qualKanman, George Baker, Mrs. Maude . el, Olivia oe Grace See already are in production for the : ity and reasonable prices. Ask Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Chatfield, . bright, eae peer: ae +. ZOl-. AAF at the General Electric Com'% your neighbors about us. They Mrs. L: L. East, Wm. Treglown, Mrs. ars. Mrs. Natralie Sherwin, Mr. and _Ppany’s work at Syracuse, N. Y. Tae will tell you. Kate Coughlan, Mr:.and Mrs. G. . Mrs. Ed Davison, Hh ‘Huey, Mr.) pnowerful GE Jet also: will be mant:Danos, George Falmbigal, Stanley Bruno Niccoli, Ah Wing.Mrs. Vivie) sactured by Allison Division of Gen; § Day, Mr. and Mts. Hans.Kauppila. R. Lindley, Ah Jim Ong, Ah Jack . eral Motors. % % and Esther, Mrs. T. E. Smart Mrs. . Fore, Mrs. Belle Tickell, Mrs. Wayne} : MARKET DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City botetetotoiotiiieieies . It conforms with Newton’s third law of motion; that to any action there is an equal and opposite reaction. A simple example is a garden spray of the spinner type, which revolves in the opposite direction from which the spray streams revolves in the opposite direction from which _ the FLYING”: Chamber of Commerce OFFICE IN CITY HALL PHONE 575 spray streams go. This new GE Jet makes virtually no vibration lessening fatigue for the pilot. It is simple to maintain,} ~ having few movable parts. Pilots of ? a P-80 hear no noise from the jet in flight. The rumbling roar from}. it passes out the rear. Another outstanding performance characteristic of the P-80 is its high altitude marteuverability. The -GE Jet functions powerfully and smoothly at extremely high altitudes. Due to less air drag on the plane, the jet uses-much less-fuel at high altitude than. it does going at low altitudes. at the same speed Another advantage of this new super jet engine is that it requires no warm up. It develops more than enough pawer for a take off in less than a minute. * This new high powered GEJet was developed at River Works of General Blectric, Lynn, Mass., where the first jet engine for the ‘AAF was produced in the United States from original designg developed ‘by the British. AVERY PHILLIPS IN HAWAII Mrs. Clara Phillips received a letter from her son, Avery Phillips stating he had arrived safely February 24 in the Hawaiian Islands, his letter carrying a Honolulu postmark.’ Avery signed up as an electricians helper, with the federal government for work at a U.S. air base at Pearl Harbor. He was one of five out of . fourteen to pass the examination at He proved a good sailor and enjoyed his trip to the islands ‘where he expects to spend the next 18 months. Of California’s total area of 158SS A ‘Bell y or Adano B, John Hersey ~ @ The American major in charge of affairs in an occupied town in Italy was questioning some of the citizens of Adano. “What does this town need most?” he asked one. “Much to eat,” replied the Italian.Another Italian said: “It needg;:a bell more than anything. The spirit is more important than the stomach, and that bell which the Fascists took away from Adano was our spirit.” The town got its bell. A BELL FOR ADANO—a best seller for many months—was written by John Hersey, brilliant war correspondent for Time and Life, after covering the Sicilian campaign. The New York Times says: “It’s the finest novel about American participation in the Second World War that we have seen.” Look for. this thrilling and informative story— IN THIS NEWSPAPER Story Starts Soon 297 square miles, 2645 square miles Lare water. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 ‘108-3 OF ALL KINDS John W. Darke Phones 100-M ‘Delicious Mixed Drinks te Please New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Every Taste CLARENCE R. GRAY WATCHMAKER 520 CO . NE 152

Sparks. $105.00. Total $3,953.35. Rose Grant, Mrs. C. C. Palmer. sade Doris Fuge, Mrs. W. Clyde Garwood, =. BAY COUNTIES Kron, Mrs. Don Batt. Mrs. Russell Hogg, Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Hall, Mare Baker, Mrs: Rose -Fradelizo, FORM S F AREA ee COUNCIL : Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lawyer, Mrs: Nellie Veale,—Mr. SAINFRAINCISCO,.March 5—Long standing yivalry among the 12 counA. Robson, Mrs. . Mr. Benj. Foss, Mr. and Mrs. D.» E. Coughlan, Mrs. Martha Dillon, Mr. and: Mrs. Singrass, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Maleolm, Mrs. Lyda. Randall, _Mrs. Anne Hullet, Mr. and Mrs. N: ties fronting on San Francisco bay Hansen. destined to be submerged in a new $1.50 cooperative promotional organizaMr. and Mrs. Elmer Durbin, Minnie Allen, Mrs. V. E. Upton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harker, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cornell, Miss Mary Hoskins, Mrs. Earl Hayes, Mr.-and Mrs. , John Eden. — = Nels Hansen $1.25. Mrs. W. C. Perry $1.25. Dew Drop Inn $1.20. $1.00 Mrs. Eva Huff, -Mrs. Mary Davis. George Sharcea, Mrs. L. Elkus, Miss Marie Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Odgers, Mrs: Homer B. Owens, Wil60n’s Shoe Shop. Ira Watters, Mrs. J. Greentree, Lillian Seapy. Mrs. A. ¥F. Moe, Mrs. Margaret Watkins, Howard Kent, Mrs. F. Smithson, Mr. ‘Dan ,Trainor, ‘Mrs. Peggy Flynn. Mrs. Adelaide Curtis, Mrs. Clara Poston, Mr. and Mrs. Meaney, Wm. Veale, Mrs. Effie Goering, Sarah Odgers, Miss Mario Pnierce, Jennie Shearer, Mrs. Mildred Rich, Miss Mary Campbell, Mrs. Marie Fenton, William‘C. Horr, Julia Manion, Mrr. Ray Wilde, Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. Mary Northey,. T. Tobiassen. Mrs, C. Coombs, Mrs, E. S. Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. A. Duke, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ladson, Mrs M. Tonnela, Mr. tion to be known as the San Francisco Bay Area Council, it was believed here today. The council has as its purpose the mutual development of all the coun‘ties fronting on ‘bay tidewater, on the theory that “what helps one, helps all.’’ Every question affecting the region as a whole or any of its 71 communities will be the councils’ business, its officers say. With Francis V. Keesling of San Francisco at its head, the council already is functioning trough committees on each of which all counties have representation. The tommittes include industrial, development, aviation, foreign trade, legislation, transportation, agriculture, the highway and public works, manpower and labor relations, health, housing, schools, publicity and cultural activities. METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. Elliot. Fisher our district superintendent will be with us and preach for us at'11 a. m. All members and friends are invited. and Mrs. 0. Peterson, Mrs. C. L. Enlisted soldiers are excluded from Davis, Mrs. Clara Scarfe, Mrs. Eva. the franchise in Brazil under its Clutter, Mrs. J. H. Gerard, Mrs. H.! present government. ae : “ Professional Servi . are lof two kinds. Perfunctory and correct, or, filled with a deep human understanding and sympathy for our fellow men, plus the competence that good training brings. Our services for those who depart this world are marked by the ;reverent care in ‘all details that make for distinction, harmony and beauty. Hooper & Weaver ~MORTICIANS—-AMBULANCE SERVICE 246°@hureh Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 864 sae es j Hotel Clunie _UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR ARE. RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K SPREET, SA TOY AND JACOBS. JACK BR . NTO, CALEFORNIA , Manager ‘o new. ;. Mare Island recentli». to the jet engine .in the P-89 into vents Ain rams the front wings almost flush against the fuselage. it . pours through the vents to the en-. gine, where it is compressed by a. swiftly revolving impeller. At~ ex-} tremely high altitudes the air will . be as cold as 75 degrees below zero. [a The air is whipped by the impeller to . a combustion chamber, where fuel, . . in usually kerosene, ‘burns fiercely. This causes the air to expand and; increases its velocity. The air and . gases then pass through a blazing) hot turbine wheel, which is connec:ed by shaft with the impeller. The blast then passes out the jet-exhaust r at the rear tip of the plane, giving the drive or forward thrust. This reactive thrust, which drives the Shooting. Star and other jet planes forward, is so simple that it it sometimes is hard to understand. Keep Red Cross at his side! + GIVE NOW! GIVE ALL YOU CAN! & » Bank of Ataerica . wr "NATIONAL fRYS) 2 25S CIATION Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo.ai.on M-moe ? +X 7 MS ie cones > a ‘ 5 GGET ; Page Three THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1945 NEVADA CITY NUGG a Sp 7 Tae "i : E aaa . sistas Mr se steam ~stestod 3 . b 5 aX Evy WN r wt be} =. Peete she alee “fe sesheshesheotetegest we O. Hawtoi, Aima Maresh, ’Wm. . J E R ed { ee Lexy Dh i ari ere “ Se ee : 3 . RL We we Cae) \ VY €ead B> i me 4 ae a Phelps. ’ * Z,\. Mrs.-Emma Marsh, Mr. Clark . Fa = 1 PD.. aC P $ (Continued From Page One) . Jordon, Mrs. Mary Gillan, Chas. He-. A Vy A & Bl, T . i oes ee . 5 : rae [al ‘§ * . ore . = ee = ne y . garty, Mrs. Lee Day, Leila Harry, Bit i ) . f ‘ I eee ‘A ee ee Wee ETO ares, Carole Melly Mee We . .. WASHING po Cl e each . ¢ lo % ails. al iyi LEit 9. av Do. de . . : Zz eee rs arry Lurrde . : 4 = 7 YB, haf e} 7 , isi 16 Re M t j 3, tor,'Mr. and: Mrs. Harry Lurrden. . iams, Oscar Campbell. warl Gerdun, 1 ie @] M4 vd a Wy A WE = Nice ( t ved out + $4.00 . = meee a 7 <1 bee OS TX By Eww ES tre . I emi vy to his : i in . ( 24 : . Mrs. b: O'Brien, Charles Hanks,:"A . pga) a5 "I et] i479 are re ee xs ; : RG = % Mrs. Maude Moody, Mr. and Mrs. = eran eo z Z pa 1 i , ©O Me Can t : * % 4

5 7 Friend, Mrs. John. Ivey, Master Do SHENECTADY, Marrh.5 —The]! ter nian , 5 American 1 will de be ee L. Robinson, Miss Eleanore Nelaon, . Sarit Nits Ernest Helm, Mrs.-Cora . : — POT AT sees es = zs ae % : ‘ward 3 = ' ’ ; Mr. and Mrs. HB. R. Ernst, Mr. and? . ith: Mra Stal on. Helen Surnew GE Jet generates mere motive an 1 es ad sai = K ee ee ratt, Dora Johnson, Mrs. Colvin Topte etna “aed be th = ee ; ce . Ve eee a ; + S — f,-Mrs.Annie Ge ey. Mrs. Mamie , B'7© ang tow sem = pe = ie be 1s ee : peice) : . % eae ae P 5 eel fArmy Air Forces’ to drive propellev. ) ist it hom ay ( ¢ rN ry, Mr. Che r *" i “ and M : : a Fil less Lockheed P-80 fighters faster al x e re ee Alice Weaver, ‘ ee ‘eld : than any. other planes in the world; efiici ee \ : es } A Ore : : % Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Moyle, Mr. andj MrsG, Little, Lee Gousfiele will fly. it was announced today by. mi or Ji Bol nnteer cani will represen. 3,756 : Mrs, Norman: Ones; Mise. Alice Mur: LESS THAN $1.00 General Electric Company with @ap-. 40 ao have a per: Red ( hout the na4 ‘ . chie, Mr. ahd Mrs. A. H. Foster \Ivs. Flengzy Peat, Mrs. Leonard proval ‘by the War ’Department. Bich cof the len. then n g md to door those . 2 5 +O Yr <ins Vir : i } . Weill ye made . * # % Mrs. Gomer, Hopkiné, Mr. and Mrs. . Lind; Dominina Bastiani, A Friend, : workers now serving = EIGER WHEROL 08 J0S0S ok Saat ES Wm. Peard. Kid Frey. Miss May Bress, Clara Rod-. ‘The new GE Jét, installed in the a. SSS? = ae ‘ c . : ae & = Ci iy oe * : : : : q . yening March and continuing an ,oflicial identi. % 3 oO : vers Mrs. Annie Browning, Mrs . tail of the sléek P-80 Shooting Star! I = Z Ss : " Bg $2. 50 € ; Nit . tal St throughout the F Vh. the thir or the protection of the = be s = at ousgnout HE no Mn, til tare I iu pr Clic 2. a Mrs. Eveline Skeahan, Miss FranJack Williams, Ed Clymo. . produces more than twice the powel Red Cross War Fund will not-otdy fill For the most part, how: iE V ‘ % ces Costello, Mr. Sherman Coatello, EMPLOYES OF MINERS FOUNDRY of the earlier model of jet engin 8 . intensified needs on advancing war such identification will be un% nj © f ric Soe whi bs i: * Se = 4 i wn ee NHI i P . a 7 Sa eg . = : ae ‘ F * sy a] BS re Mrs. John Gardner, Mrs.” Chas.) _ eS s Tuc! ;first produced by General Electric; fronts, but will provide needed services . necessary because the solicitor will be + a = Sharp, Mrs une. Markell, Mr. and eee ss e Sees oe = ae eS for the AAF. This engine of simple to those who have veturned from ac: . a neighbor or friend. To each contribu* FE at. * = ese : ioe per, EB. J. Williams, L. L. Williams, ‘ fear : ror tion, their families, their buddies await. tor, he will give a red, white and blue *f —_ r= . 3, Mrs. Johnathan Pascoe, Mrs. Wm : * -Oesiou.aisO 1S Jar More POWerful Dee. UR OR CLs me me K See : ae te ee ‘;Edward Holland, George Pisani, t} onventional reciprocating . ing transportation overseas, and their . window sticker bearing the well-known Hr fae Ries > ce Ber € @ 7 Fe "eciproce si 3 3 : ae & Hutchinson, Miss Ruth Hutchison, George Sondaw, Harry Stephens, W. ae a . Z friends and neighbors at home in time . Red Cross emblem. om: 4 a © Dads Nee : 5 engine for aircraft. , Mr. es Arthut oe a and) 5. Wood Robert © Care dro OA. g zi < Mrs. J. E. Glennon, Mrs. Ann Paine ‘ é ; James. H. Hutchinson, Char% * s hristin Cj G : : he tremendous power of this reic : Ee 3 ssa la sae sila Homa rene j 1es DD. Luce, Leonard Martin, Ira x . : a me sta Naw Epauk Our patrons find that despite * Dr. John Ivey, Courtland Wright, W. . iB. Messick, J. C: Messick, BE. H. atively light engine gives the great * rationing and wartime condi% S. Coughlan, Mra:-S. S. Trevetnichs. stoore, Albert Polguase, Vernon Sanadvantage of top speed se me = 1D isthe quality of onr meats : 7 Sj ‘ ine ‘Star. J is lig = like 1% F. _Siefer. 2 idow, D. S. Bonebrake, J. C. Reis,! Shooting Se a lightning a 1* measures up to the same high : ‘ ss ; s highly uverable . $2.00 ‘Mae M. Carr, Vernon Woods, Tota); 24°€ the P-80 ii . an ay e a +s stadnards we have always % ; Vried eee = ¥ i iE is s imse . : . Ed Stambaugh, Mrs Minnie] $151.20. and control.of the G e so Ss : mmihenincd —Gax fnsata come Young, Mrs.° H. R. Ogden, Mrs. J. ‘ple that AAF pilots have found the + fconk the béel entitle, iatebe aad : v y NS, plane wered by it easy to fl Zanacco, Mrs. Sam Bidwell, Mrs. Eva; NATIONAL. HOTEL COLLECTIO planes po asy y. : MoKnight Mr. and Mrs.’ John Gal. Ruth Moore, Mr. and. Mrs. R. $ seals: We asap 4 li Mr d Mrs. LU: J. Graff, M . Worth, Mrs. E. Essac, National Hot-. 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It conforms with Newton’s third law of motion; that to any action there is an equal and opposite reaction. A simple example is a garden spray of the spinner type, which revolves in the opposite direction from which the spray streams revolves in the opposite direction from which _ the FLYING”: Chamber of Commerce OFFICE IN CITY HALL PHONE 575 spray streams go. This new GE Jet makes virtually no vibration lessening fatigue for the pilot. It is simple to maintain,} ~ having few movable parts. Pilots of ? a P-80 hear no noise from the jet in flight. The rumbling roar from}. it passes out the rear. Another outstanding performance characteristic of the P-80 is its high altitude marteuverability. The -GE Jet functions powerfully and smoothly at extremely high altitudes. Due to less air drag on the plane, the jet uses-much less-fuel at high altitude than. it does going at low altitudes. at the same speed Another advantage of this new super jet engine is that it requires no warm up. It develops more than enough pawer for a take off in less than a minute. * This new high powered GEJet was developed at River Works of General Blectric, Lynn, Mass., where the first jet engine for the ‘AAF was produced in the United States from original designg developed ‘by the British. AVERY PHILLIPS IN HAWAII Mrs. Clara Phillips received a letter from her son, Avery Phillips stating he had arrived safely February 24 in the Hawaiian Islands, his letter carrying a Honolulu postmark.’ Avery signed up as an electricians helper, with the federal government for work at a U.S. air base at Pearl Harbor. He was one of five out of . fourteen to pass the examination at He proved a good sailor and enjoyed his trip to the islands ‘where he expects to spend the next 18 months. Of California’s total area of 158SS A ‘Bell y or Adano B, John Hersey ~ @ The American major in charge of affairs in an occupied town in Italy was questioning some of the citizens of Adano. “What does this town need most?” he asked one. “Much to eat,” replied the Italian.Another Italian said: “It needg;:a bell more than anything. The spirit is more important than the stomach, and that bell which the Fascists took away from Adano was our spirit.” The town got its bell. A BELL FOR ADANO—a best seller for many months—was written by John Hersey, brilliant war correspondent for Time and Life, after covering the Sicilian campaign. The New York Times says: “It’s the finest novel about American participation in the Second World War that we have seen.” Look for. this thrilling and informative story— IN THIS NEWSPAPER Story Starts Soon 297 square miles, 2645 square miles Lare water. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. 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