May 28, 1945 (4 pages)

en ee e ad * 4 * aoe ge te i ea ee ee f S Diciin ae ee alka w . * : % . ‘ : MONDAY, MAY 28, 1945 Page Two NEVADA CITY NUGGET Ti Pode — <— Sra i = Seas 2 be ea oh acne the B Pad made since then on Sundays when‘ air 2 j : . Hundred Goat; Donated ee research oe ink = ne él . i ad Gos ee : i wa a ap ] France: but no Boat keley. campus of the University of . traffic Is HS : ‘A bargo leaves . i Nevada City Nugget LOS AINGELES, May 28——-An em-. California, who announce that one! go, Myers explained. 5 “a oe ie : ee = Ph 36 : . barassment of riches came this week] of the hormones secreted by the pit-. California on Sunday and is Ries 5 oo — eae : if; to’ Captain Paul Perigord, professor; uary increases the resistance to: the! at the eastern markets on ue 3 A Legal Newspaper, as **fined by statute. Printed and Published . of French civilization onthe Los An-/ harmful effects of low atmopsheric . <The specially designed. asparagus at Nevada City. ]. gelés campus ofthe ‘University of. pressures. te Lee is pyramid shape to “custom H. M. LERTE = : 2 = : ee Pditor and -Bus:s—2. California. It came in the form of The “experiments by Dr. Li ,and. fit’ the asparagus contents and cat : GS : : 100 goats. Herring--were carfied out on rats. . y or waste} i Ss Z ee : ;volves no waste space . Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and A etban od . Thoughtful gift from the Goat. Results. showed that extra AMOUNTS . wotent of container. A further savat Nevada C ity, nescence ah AA ee ae Owners Association of San Fernando} of the pituary hormone which stimings in weight is achieved bu cutting Eee aa te a ee a arc \ 3. Valley. the goats are intended event-. ulate the functioning of the outer . two inches off the butts of the as. 1879. : : ually for the bombed out farmers: ofj shell of another gland the adrenal, . ,aracus and derucing the erate 10 . SUBSCRIPTION RA‘LES France. They are great great grand. greatly incyease the survival time Stine inches in depth against 10 1-2) } . One year (in, AGVANCE) _ =. ---$3.00 children of goats originally brought. the anibals subjected to diminishing . inches for the standard crate. This Saas One Meisag Se Bae ees bas tn! _,. from France, to the southern Cali-j air pressure. Le alone reduces gross weight by 25 to'} The a, hoe are ne —— fornia valley. Known as the adrenocorticottro-. 30 per cent and saves roughly from sa hiptee ede grea ne . MEMORIAL DAY How to.get them from the San Fer-;} pic hormone, it wae first produced in. 8 to 10 pounds. ante is Complete stocks of 3 A year ago, life pulsed vitally in the veins of a great com-jhnando Valley to France~-is Captain} pure form at the university laborat-, en tren drugs; oe and 2 * Iarjoonr eo . ry 7a4]}] fea e 17 3 Q ja Five . wep 3 = ayl <» Ie orescrip; = of wen who ara dead today in the cause of freedom and I erigord’s problem. Bew ee th . ory in ee and is one of the five} _ a properly oo oon oe re y : . : i ‘ F ] hit Ss the impasse which confronts him, the! hormenes isolated from the pituary : be k conti. . tion room are pa Oo justice, their bodies buried beneath little white crosses.on the university professor says, “I cowld. by the staff at the Institute of Es. Iraq ts ates . nal Tee i battlefields of Europe and the Pacific. fill a great sized boat not only with, permiental Bioligy on the Berkeley oie ak es with & sonaie Th af . bs . far i An: al eo Peas a Senhace ; We who are still’ alive, because they died for us, have aj goats but with hogs, sheep and cat-. campus. eae ae fui or ee e : Bee ‘ Say S oe Cee ‘ ee : if members an itl day to commemorate—Decoration Day. Each, in’his own way . tle trom generous donors here, bat a PS en . R. E. Harris ee P . how can one get such a boat?” ‘ : : i : f us will place flowers on.» the . how : . . . will hallow that day. some = f I f ravers for €aptain Perigord recently returned E & rece i raf — —(\]. THE REXALL DRUG STORE eaves of the departed. setae So ee ee _ . from San Francisco where he served . : TELEPHONE 100 those whose graves we will never see. . the French delegation to the conLUMBER DEALERS UNION HOTEL i reath we can place on the final resting . ference in the capacity of adviser, . #4 . ; ae, ha ik . . . ut the tnest w P d l 1 Retail lumber yard and sawmill of those boys who is gone is our pledge, solemnly . When the university presented a de-. pean : ates es a net hove died an p 5“? gree of Doctor of Laws to M. Georges sisataate in ee entries tend BEER, cs ee eae his lif to win it Bidault, Captain Perigord translated © os ae bois ge ae ih LIQUO He had a war to win. e€ sca sd ‘ ‘ b = the address to an audience gathered ing ae Ss cee no #8 a : with . bes Hamburgers We have aT peace to win. Let's give the best t mt 4S THis cis Gece Dicaine Gh ike berketes nk ae a Ae Ss Jum § us, helping to win and to keep it.—Contributed. campus. ee ene ae of ee ae ee STEAKS AND ’ to revise theim methods immediately KEN PACIFIC PARTNERS the OPA, Sacramento district, anAf 4 pes b f doubt that Britain would . be FRUIT SHOULD nounced today. ter 4 p. m, Photo Finishing There have been few to dou a rital ais : AAER A partial. survey covering retail — CLOSED ON FRIDAYS — POR TS ready and eager to throw the strength of her men and planes RE RIPE R : F hither sates ahd Gy Gis a TRAIT: — and ships wholly into the struggle against the Japanese, once. FO" RHI R yt yattenito atid Stockion snd various 107 Mill oe ee alley the war in Europe was won. Wherever such fears have been EREF7I communities as far north as Redding a felt, the recent words of Winston Churchill boldly stating his. RUM 4, ] sabre eed alata and : E : : : : : some deliberate violations of regulacountry’s war aims, certainly dispersed them. BEIRKLEY, May 28—The keeping . §“ ee S PROFESSIONAL “ quality of frozen fruit and vegetables; ions governing the sale of soft wood We must not forget that beyond all lurgs Japan, harasZ ; ae ay d li f is dependable on such factors as,var. umber. DIRECTORY sed and failing, but still a people of a hundred millions, for 3 All gales of-tumber at retail OPA whose warriors death has few terrors.” said the prime minister. “We, like China—have received horrible injuries from them ourselves, and we are bound by the ties of honor and fraternal loyalty to the United States to fight this great war at the other end of the world at their side without flagging or failing.” ‘With the impetus of victory in Europe and release of the troops and equipment from that theatre, the military might of England is readying to converge on the Japs, just as our own military machine is being refurbished, rearmored and reassigned to new duties in the same concentrated areas. The knowledge that military, naval and air forces of size and strength never before assembled upon the earth are rallying now to lick the Japs in the South Pacific, must. lift the heart of General MacArthur—and of all others who fought in the first days of the war when the equipment, the planes, the ammunition, the food and even the medical supplies were constantly “‘too little’ and always “‘too late.”’ That same realization must worry somewhat even the most fanatic Jap general. The U. S:-Britain-China partnership of power soon to be loosed against the unspeakable Jap should iety, maturity and care in packing says Dr. W. V. Cruess head of the division of food technology on the Berkeley campus of the University of California. Grapes, tomatoes and avocados, whole or sliced are not satisfactoryly preserved by freezing he pointed out, but among those that may. be successfully frozen certain varieties are better than others. Maturity, also should be carefully controlled, In general fruits that are to be frozen should be table ripe, he says and not merely shipping ripe. However, he Warns that this-does net-mean—overripe, especially in the cases of peaches, apricots, and plums. Underblanched vegetables and imare apt not to keep well in frozen pack. Dr.Cruess says. He also explained that except for pureeg and juices most fruits packed in syrup are found to be superior to those improperly treated and packed fruits . pointed out, are covered by the second revision of maximum price regulation 215 and all lumber yards and saw mills in the area are urged io obtain copies of the regulation. The regulation requires all retail and distribution yards to keep rec. ords adequately describing the items ‘of lumber sold. : a The description must include the grade, condition of dressing, quality name and address of buyer, date of sale and price. Violations of the regulations are subject—_te—eriminal—peuatties, civil enforcement suits, suits for treble damages and proceedings for suspsnsion of license. Copies of lumber regulations may be obtained from the OPA district office, 1006—14th St. ASPARAGHS WANTED—Coin collections, i. E. WARD & WARD ASSAYING, ANALYSIS” AND METALLURGICAL TESTING AUBURN, CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE HOMES, INCOME PROPERTY, ACREAGE 4 JOéhn Miinarich, Licensed Broker. Next.to Nevada City Motel, Tahoe Ukiah Highway. P. O. Box 558. _ DOCTORS DR. C. N. KERRIN Physician, Surgeon and Osteopath 242 Commersgial St., Nevada City Hours 10 a. m. to 12: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. and Thu. evening by appointment. Phone Nevada City 305. Residence Phone, Nevada City 306. Sherow, Box 2,. Nevada City. : 3mo.2-138. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE moving in standard furniture van. First class staroge facilities. Furniture bought and sold. Hills Flat Reliable Transfer, Grass Valley, Weekly trips to bay area. Phone _ ATTORNEYS —— H. WARD SHELDON ATTORNEY AT LAW set him quaking in his boots and make his buch teeth rattle a puskek th due Suga : +7 t-W Or 8. S-Itf! Uniwy Building Broad Street death chant—provided,-of course, his benign government has es seg FLIES T0 M ARKFT EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING —. Nevada City Telephone 28 : : : *. ° ° e ° ( J 4 ‘ g — seen fit to let him in on the news.—Contributed. University of California CHEAGO Mae oe ces pees near Se ie Bent Se oe ; P ’ ies as omplete stock of portable an ee LOT "ROUND THE STATE pcan ited by California faramers: Now has 4330 Employes for the first time in ‘history, is being large type radio battéries. ART'S. ‘FUNERAL DIRECFORS by becuse Goxter : : elias ; The University of California ia delivered by air. RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists a INVITATION wmakers often reach pinnacles. ploys more than 4330 faculty and Specially designed pyramid shape in Radio ills. 201 Mill Street : 5 of oratory in the heat of legislative . administrative personnel on its eight} wirebound crates that save the shipGrass Valley. Phone 984 . : HOLMES FUNERAL HOME Thousands of Californians are re-. debate—and nothing generates so. campuses. Of this number, 2653 are per two pounds in tare weight per 2-19tt . 9 ig i iin ye Y Home ae eeiving bids these days to participate Much heat as a budget bill. Assem-. men and 1696 are women. The total container are carrying the airborne . == = a Pals, Ec yi on a aoe, in the latest lushest Utopia yet to blyman Burkhalter of L. A. improv-jincludes 530 on leave either serving aspasagus across the country—from Phone 208 blossom in this Utopia conscious . es onsthe threadbare oldie with the. /in the armed forces or engaged in. Qalifornia home soil to the dinner WE REPAIR a 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City state. ‘ Gee eee protest: ‘‘We’re spend-j civilian war work. tables of the east. AND WE FIX : = = Location is ‘“ a secret place’ near! ing money ArounG here nee a bunch i The first shipment on record was Lawn Mowers, Locks, ‘Vacuum MINING ENGINEERS Eureka called Paradise City, Goa-. of drunken millionaires. Gland Hormone HAYRIDE Wildcat taxis, using black market toires and g EPAOIN ETAOIN tires and gas are under double investigation by the OPA and ODT. The father is one Wm. Lee Popham, pub. lisher of the ‘‘Paradise News” (not to be confused with the Butte Coun-. ty: original.) Project is “under water farming,’ And that, our informMay Aid Flyers BERKELEY, May 28— Flyers may some day be required to take an injection of one of the hormones of the pituary gland before they start on made by Ralph Myers, on Sunday, February 26, to Carbone and Company, New York City, via United Airlines. Myers revealed. One hundred thirty six crates of asparagus, twenty crates of broccoli and five crates of ~-Kating with farm workers at the ed their country’s deep gratitude for er, here for the United Nations conference made an ispection tour of typical California ranches employing Mexican farm hands last week and with John Pickett, editor of Pacific Rural Press. Checked were work conditions, payrolls, health facilities, and general living conditions. Santa Clara ranch of Will Weston, Mexico City representatives expressexcellent treatment of nationals here. Replied farmer Will Weston: “The\ row would have been a lot tougher to hoe without your help.’”’ Chalk up one for the good neighbor policy as excontributions from this group will be greater than in the past. The new quarters are spacious, well lighted and convenient for ‘the workers, Letter sof Appreciation from Corporal in Australia Mrs. Mary German recently received a letter from a corporal. in the U. S. Army.in answer to a package she mailed to the “Christnias Ship.” He is attached to a hospital unit. stationed in Australia and said that every article in the package was appreciated as it is hard to get Ameri-’ can things in Australia. Oleaners, .Washing Machines, Electric Irons,’ Stoves, in short almost anything that is used areund. the house or the yard, we. can repair. ART’S REPAIR SHOP —sceerncom omens J. F. O°CONNOR Mining anil Civii Engineer United States Mineral Surveying Licensed Surveyor 203 West Main St. Grass Vallep Prices of most everyday items always rise . in wartime. It has been the same way through two World Wars, with one important exception.your electric service.e ee Since 1914, your home electric rate has consistently gone down and stayed down. That is the reason why you are now using many more home appliances and using them for more hours per day than ever before, at the same low customer in San Francisco. cost. eee In times of peace and war. through depression and prosperity.the P. G. and E. Home Electric service has been dependable and cheap. é Most Living Costs Today are UP but the Cost of Electricity is WAY DOWN. . P-G-erd EPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Visiting Native Sons welcoma, WILLIAM H, YOUNG, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Ree. Sec’y ——— : OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 IOOF -Meets every Tuesday evening at -1:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. HARRY R. DOUGLASS, N. G. -WM. H. RICHARDS, Ree. See’y. JOHN W. DARKE, Fin. Sec’y. ectricity 3s based on én/ the S. F Better Business Bu-. Crackdown is expected to fan out high altitude flights. So says Dr. flowers comprised the 6000 pound RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 7 <7reau insists, means oyster farming, ftom San Diego where its’ already Choh Hao Li, ‘assistant professor of . load. ee 109 bie he BA ACRE ~~ GRASS VALLEY of all things. . begun, and net other jitney concerns experimental biology and V. Herring,. Successive shipments have been pase 5 Aer IE ; =— Purchasers of Paradise City tracts) known to be operating outside the li ° DOCTORS —or anyhow -the first thousand or; law. ——— 20 of them—are promised seats on CHECK IT at Vernon W. Padgett, M: D. : the new city council, by Poppa Pop-. At a local gathering in Visalia the dha =F PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ham—at salaries of $60 a week,. Other night, conversation got around Office Hours: 1 to 3. 7 to 8 D. m. Clients will be displaced war workto highway casualties and the prob‘a8 Ped. gg A as aS ‘: ers around S. F. bay, Poppa Popham [apis number of unlicensed pep eos CLOTHING ALL ITEMS Phone Grass Valley 260 ined hopes. ers driving our roads. An impromIf No Answer—Graes Valley 17-w. COMMUNIQUE ptu check of purses diselosed that WHICH COST $1.00 IN 1914 WHICH COST $1.00 IN 1914 WHICH COST $1.00 IN 1914 : ‘ That comical fad among the young; 49 per cent of the home folk presNOW COSTS NOW COSTS NOW costs NEVADA CITY fry, of stenciling the letters “Pw’. ent were using expired and invalid $2.41 up 141% $1.76 uP 76% $1.78 up 78% FRATERNAL AND on their clothing, is subpect of a. drivers licenses. 1% walt military communique which may end so : CLUB DIRECTORY the fashion forthwith. Major J. F. Red Cross Production ELECTRICITY — ——— ee ; Nealon, Army Air Commander at LeRooms in New I Sows WHICH. COST $1.00 IN 1914 NEVADA (OREY. LODGE, No. 518 more Field, Kings County, warns that : . P. oO. ELKS alert military personnel might eas-. Red Cross production rooms have NOW COSTS .53 cents e DOWN 47% oe Peg 4 and fourth ily mistake the kids for prisoners of . P€e2 moved from the corner of ComElks ious By 8 Bp ‘war and “act accordingly.” mercial and Pine Streets to 110 Pine Visitinw Elks welcome. i FARM NOTE Street. The cost of $102 for making WwW. T,. TAMBLYN, In. the field of international rela-. the change, was defrayed by private LAMBERT THOMAS, Sec. i tions state department gents in hom-. 40nations of cash, labor and mater‘ : = burgs and striped pants, are getting; ‘als. : FER vise 5 A ae eee PARLOR NO. 56, \ help direct from local dirt farmers. The production unit-has been adie a Masia Pg Na a eee ai in denim. es Red Cross Pacific Area : : *The Cost of Living Figures are based Pythian Castle, £32 Broad Street i Newsmen from south of the bord-; beadduarters that the demand for S. f y ty A f R . Nh, fi Department Mpa Bi po i $ 4 rates paid by the average residential 0 ESSE CEES SECRER ERED Joe printing. 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en ee e ad * 4 * aoe ge te i ea ee ee f S Diciin ae ee alka w . * : % . ‘ : MONDAY, MAY 28, 1945 Page Two NEVADA CITY NUGGET Ti Pode — <— Sra i = Seas 2 be ea oh acne the B Pad made since then on Sundays when‘ air 2 j : . Hundred Goat; Donated ee research oe ink = ne él . i ad Gos ee : i wa a ap ] France: but no Boat keley. campus of the University of . traffic Is HS : ‘A bargo leaves . i Nevada City Nugget LOS AINGELES, May 28——-An em-. California, who announce that one! go, Myers explained. 5 “a oe ie : ee = Ph 36 : . barassment of riches came this week] of the hormones secreted by the pit-. California on Sunday and is Ries 5 oo — eae : if; to’ Captain Paul Perigord, professor; uary increases the resistance to: the! at the eastern markets on ue 3 A Legal Newspaper, as **fined by statute. Printed and Published . of French civilization onthe Los An-/ harmful effects of low atmopsheric . <The specially designed. asparagus at Nevada City. ]. gelés campus ofthe ‘University of. pressures. te Lee is pyramid shape to “custom H. M. LERTE = : 2 = : ee Pditor and -Bus:s—2. California. It came in the form of The “experiments by Dr. Li ,and. fit’ the asparagus contents and cat : GS : : 100 goats. Herring--were carfied out on rats. . y or waste} i Ss Z ee : ;volves no waste space . Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and A etban od . Thoughtful gift from the Goat. Results. showed that extra AMOUNTS . wotent of container. A further savat Nevada C ity, nescence ah AA ee ae Owners Association of San Fernando} of the pituary hormone which stimings in weight is achieved bu cutting Eee aa te a ee a arc \ 3. Valley. the goats are intended event-. ulate the functioning of the outer . two inches off the butts of the as. 1879. : : ually for the bombed out farmers: ofj shell of another gland the adrenal, . ,aracus and derucing the erate 10 . SUBSCRIPTION RA‘LES France. They are great great grand. greatly incyease the survival time Stine inches in depth against 10 1-2) } . One year (in, AGVANCE) _ =. ---$3.00 children of goats originally brought. the anibals subjected to diminishing . inches for the standard crate. This Saas One Meisag Se Bae ees bas tn! _,. from France, to the southern Cali-j air pressure. Le alone reduces gross weight by 25 to'} The a, hoe are ne —— fornia valley. Known as the adrenocorticottro-. 30 per cent and saves roughly from sa hiptee ede grea ne . MEMORIAL DAY How to.get them from the San Fer-;} pic hormone, it wae first produced in. 8 to 10 pounds. ante is Complete stocks of 3 A year ago, life pulsed vitally in the veins of a great com-jhnando Valley to France~-is Captain} pure form at the university laborat-, en tren drugs; oe and 2 * Iarjoonr eo . ry 7a4]}] fea e 17 3 Q ja Five . wep 3 = ayl <» Ie orescrip; = of wen who ara dead today in the cause of freedom and I erigord’s problem. Bew ee th . ory in ee and is one of the five} _ a properly oo oon oe re y : . : i ‘ F ] hit Ss the impasse which confronts him, the! hormenes isolated from the pituary : be k conti. . tion room are pa Oo justice, their bodies buried beneath little white crosses.on the university professor says, “I cowld. by the staff at the Institute of Es. Iraq ts ates . nal Tee i battlefields of Europe and the Pacific. fill a great sized boat not only with, permiental Bioligy on the Berkeley oie ak es with & sonaie Th af . bs . far i An: al eo Peas a Senhace ; We who are still’ alive, because they died for us, have aj goats but with hogs, sheep and cat-. campus. eae ae fui or ee e : Bee ‘ Say S oe Cee ‘ ee : if members an itl day to commemorate—Decoration Day. Each, in’his own way . tle trom generous donors here, bat a PS en . R. E. Harris ee P . how can one get such a boat?” ‘ : : i : f us will place flowers on.» the . how : . . . will hallow that day. some = f I f ravers for €aptain Perigord recently returned E & rece i raf — —(\]. THE REXALL DRUG STORE eaves of the departed. setae So ee ee _ . from San Francisco where he served . : TELEPHONE 100 those whose graves we will never see. . the French delegation to the conLUMBER DEALERS UNION HOTEL i reath we can place on the final resting . ference in the capacity of adviser, . #4 . ; ae, ha ik . . . ut the tnest w P d l 1 Retail lumber yard and sawmill of those boys who is gone is our pledge, solemnly . When the university presented a de-. pean : ates es a net hove died an p 5“? gree of Doctor of Laws to M. Georges sisataate in ee entries tend BEER, cs ee eae his lif to win it Bidault, Captain Perigord translated © os ae bois ge ae ih LIQUO He had a war to win. e€ sca sd ‘ ‘ b = the address to an audience gathered ing ae Ss cee no #8 a : with . bes Hamburgers We have aT peace to win. Let's give the best t mt 4S THis cis Gece Dicaine Gh ike berketes nk ae a Ae Ss Jum § us, helping to win and to keep it.—Contributed. campus. ee ene ae of ee ae ee STEAKS AND ’ to revise theim methods immediately KEN PACIFIC PARTNERS the OPA, Sacramento district, anAf 4 pes b f doubt that Britain would . be FRUIT SHOULD nounced today. ter 4 p. m, Photo Finishing There have been few to dou a rital ais : AAER A partial. survey covering retail — CLOSED ON FRIDAYS — POR TS ready and eager to throw the strength of her men and planes RE RIPE R : F hither sates ahd Gy Gis a TRAIT: — and ships wholly into the struggle against the Japanese, once. FO" RHI R yt yattenito atid Stockion snd various 107 Mill oe ee alley the war in Europe was won. Wherever such fears have been EREF7I communities as far north as Redding a felt, the recent words of Winston Churchill boldly stating his. RUM 4, ] sabre eed alata and : E : : : : : some deliberate violations of regulacountry’s war aims, certainly dispersed them. BEIRKLEY, May 28—The keeping . §“ ee S PROFESSIONAL “ quality of frozen fruit and vegetables; ions governing the sale of soft wood We must not forget that beyond all lurgs Japan, harasZ ; ae ay d li f is dependable on such factors as,var. umber. DIRECTORY sed and failing, but still a people of a hundred millions, for 3 All gales of-tumber at retail OPA whose warriors death has few terrors.” said the prime minister. “We, like China—have received horrible injuries from them ourselves, and we are bound by the ties of honor and fraternal loyalty to the United States to fight this great war at the other end of the world at their side without flagging or failing.” ‘With the impetus of victory in Europe and release of the troops and equipment from that theatre, the military might of England is readying to converge on the Japs, just as our own military machine is being refurbished, rearmored and reassigned to new duties in the same concentrated areas. The knowledge that military, naval and air forces of size and strength never before assembled upon the earth are rallying now to lick the Japs in the South Pacific, must. lift the heart of General MacArthur—and of all others who fought in the first days of the war when the equipment, the planes, the ammunition, the food and even the medical supplies were constantly “‘too little’ and always “‘too late.”’ That same realization must worry somewhat even the most fanatic Jap general. The U. S:-Britain-China partnership of power soon to be loosed against the unspeakable Jap should iety, maturity and care in packing says Dr. W. V. Cruess head of the division of food technology on the Berkeley campus of the University of California. Grapes, tomatoes and avocados, whole or sliced are not satisfactoryly preserved by freezing he pointed out, but among those that may. be successfully frozen certain varieties are better than others. Maturity, also should be carefully controlled, In general fruits that are to be frozen should be table ripe, he says and not merely shipping ripe. However, he Warns that this-does net-mean—overripe, especially in the cases of peaches, apricots, and plums. Underblanched vegetables and imare apt not to keep well in frozen pack. Dr..Cruess says. He also explained that except for pureeg and juices most fruits packed in syrup are found to be superior to those improperly treated and packed fruits . pointed out, are covered by the second revision of maximum price regulation 215 and all lumber yards and saw mills in the area are urged io obtain copies of the regulation. The regulation requires all retail and distribution yards to keep rec. ords adequately describing the items ‘of lumber sold. : a The description must include the grade, condition of dressing, quality name and address of buyer, date of sale and price. Violations of the regulations are subject—_te—eriminal—peuatties, civil enforcement suits, suits for treble damages and proceedings for suspsnsion of license. Copies of lumber regulations may be obtained from the OPA district office, 1006—14th St. ASPARAGHS WANTED—Coin collections, i. E. WARD & WARD ASSAYING, ANALYSIS” AND METALLURGICAL TESTING AUBURN, CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE HOMES, INCOME PROPERTY, ACREAGE 4 JOéhn Miinarich, Licensed Broker. Next.to Nevada City Motel, Tahoe Ukiah Highway. P. O. Box 558. _ DOCTORS DR. C. N. KERRIN Physician, Surgeon and Osteopath 242 Commersgial St., Nevada City Hours 10 a. m. to 12: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. and Thu. evening by appointment. Phone Nevada City 305. Residence Phone, Nevada City 306. Sherow, Box 2,. Nevada City. : 3mo.2-138. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE moving in standard furniture van. First class staroge facilities. Furniture bought and sold. Hills Flat Reliable Transfer, Grass Valley, Weekly trips to bay area. Phone _ ATTORNEYS —— H. WARD SHELDON

ATTORNEY AT LAW set him quaking in his boots and make his buch teeth rattle a puskek th due Suga : +7 t-W Or 8. S-Itf! Uniwy Building Broad Street death chant—provided,-of course, his benign government has es seg FLIES T0 M ARKFT EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING —. Nevada City Telephone 28 : : : *. ° ° e ° ( J 4 ‘ g — seen fit to let him in on the news.—Contributed. University of California CHEAGO Mae oe ces pees near Se ie Bent Se oe ; P ’ ies as omplete stock of portable an ee LOT "ROUND THE STATE pcan ited by California faramers: Now has 4330 Employes for the first time in ‘history, is being large type radio battéries. ART'S. ‘FUNERAL DIRECFORS by becuse Goxter : : elias ; The University of California ia delivered by air. RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists a INVITATION wmakers often reach pinnacles. ploys more than 4330 faculty and Specially designed pyramid shape in Radio ills. 201 Mill Street : 5 of oratory in the heat of legislative . administrative personnel on its eight} wirebound crates that save the shipGrass Valley. Phone 984 . : HOLMES FUNERAL HOME Thousands of Californians are re-. debate—and nothing generates so. campuses. Of this number, 2653 are per two pounds in tare weight per 2-19tt . 9 ig i iin ye Y Home ae eeiving bids these days to participate Much heat as a budget bill. Assem-. men and 1696 are women. The total container are carrying the airborne . == = a Pals, Ec yi on a aoe, in the latest lushest Utopia yet to blyman Burkhalter of L. A. improv-jincludes 530 on leave either serving aspasagus across the country—from Phone 208 blossom in this Utopia conscious . es onsthe threadbare oldie with the. /in the armed forces or engaged in. Qalifornia home soil to the dinner WE REPAIR a 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City state. ‘ Gee eee protest: ‘‘We’re spend-j civilian war work. tables of the east. AND WE FIX : = = Location is ‘“ a secret place’ near! ing money ArounG here nee a bunch i The first shipment on record was Lawn Mowers, Locks, ‘Vacuum MINING ENGINEERS Eureka called Paradise City, Goa-. of drunken millionaires. Gland Hormone HAYRIDE Wildcat taxis, using black market toires and g EPAOIN ETAOIN tires and gas are under double investigation by the OPA and ODT. The father is one Wm. Lee Popham, pub. lisher of the ‘‘Paradise News” (not to be confused with the Butte Coun-. ty: original.) Project is “under water farming,’ And that, our informMay Aid Flyers BERKELEY, May 28— Flyers may some day be required to take an injection of one of the hormones of the pituary gland before they start on made by Ralph Myers, on Sunday, February 26, to Carbone and Company, New York City, via United Airlines. Myers revealed. One hundred thirty six crates of asparagus, twenty crates of broccoli and five crates of ~-Kating with farm workers at the ed their country’s deep gratitude for er, here for the United Nations conference made an ispection tour of typical California ranches employing Mexican farm hands last week and with John Pickett, editor of Pacific Rural Press. Checked were work conditions, payrolls, health facilities, and general living conditions. Santa Clara ranch of Will Weston, Mexico City representatives expressexcellent treatment of nationals here. Replied farmer Will Weston: “The\ row would have been a lot tougher to hoe without your help.’”’ Chalk up one for the good neighbor policy as excontributions from this group will be greater than in the past. The new quarters are spacious, well lighted and convenient for ‘the workers, Letter sof Appreciation from Corporal in Australia Mrs. Mary German recently received a letter from a corporal. in the U. S. Army.in answer to a package she mailed to the “Christnias Ship.” He is attached to a hospital unit. stationed in Australia and said that every article in the package was appreciated as it is hard to get Ameri-’ can things in Australia. Oleaners, .Washing Machines, Electric Irons,’ Stoves, in short almost anything that is used areund. the house or the yard, we. can repair. ART’S REPAIR SHOP —sceerncom omens J. F. O°CONNOR Mining anil Civii Engineer United States Mineral Surveying Licensed Surveyor 203 West Main St. Grass Vallep Prices of most everyday items always rise . in wartime. It has been the same way through two World Wars, with one important exception..your electric service.e ee Since 1914, your home electric rate has consistently gone down and stayed down. That is the reason why you are now using many more home appliances and using them for more hours per day than ever before, at the same low customer in San Francisco. cost. eee In times of peace and war.. through depression and prosperity..the P. G. and E. Home Electric service has been dependable and cheap. é Most Living Costs Today are UP but the Cost of Electricity is WAY DOWN. . P-G-erd EPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Visiting Native Sons welcoma, WILLIAM H, YOUNG, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Ree. Sec’y ——— : OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 IOOF -Meets every Tuesday evening at -1:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. HARRY R. DOUGLASS, N. G. -WM. H. RICHARDS, Ree. See’y. JOHN W. DARKE, Fin. Sec’y. ectricity 3s based on én/ the S. F Better Business Bu-. Crackdown is expected to fan out high altitude flights. So says Dr. flowers comprised the 6000 pound RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 7 <7reau insists, means oyster farming, ftom San Diego where its’ already Choh Hao Li, ‘assistant professor of . load. ee 109 bie he BA ACRE ~~ GRASS VALLEY of all things. . begun, and net other jitney concerns experimental biology and V. Herring,. Successive shipments have been pase 5 Aer IE ; =— Purchasers of Paradise City tracts) known to be operating outside the li ° DOCTORS —or anyhow -the first thousand or; law. ——— 20 of them—are promised seats on CHECK IT at Vernon W. Padgett, M: D. : the new city council, by Poppa Pop-. At a local gathering in Visalia the dha =F PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ham—at salaries of $60 a week,. Other night, conversation got around Office Hours: 1 to 3. 7 to 8 D. m. Clients will be displaced war workto highway casualties and the prob‘a8 Ped. gg A as aS ‘: ers around S. F. bay, Poppa Popham [apis number of unlicensed pep eos CLOTHING ALL ITEMS Phone Grass Valley 260 ined hopes. ers driving our roads. An impromIf No Answer—Graes Valley 17-w. COMMUNIQUE ptu check of purses diselosed that WHICH COST $1.00 IN 1914 WHICH COST $1.00 IN 1914 WHICH COST $1.00 IN 1914 : ‘ That comical fad among the young; 49 per cent of the home folk presNOW COSTS NOW COSTS NOW costs NEVADA CITY fry, of stenciling the letters “Pw’. ent were using expired and invalid $2.41 up 141% $1.76 uP 76% $1.78 up 78% FRATERNAL AND on their clothing, is subpect of a. drivers licenses. 1% walt military communique which may end so : CLUB DIRECTORY the fashion forthwith. Major J. F. Red Cross Production ELECTRICITY — ——— ee ; Nealon, Army Air Commander at LeRooms in New I Sows WHICH. COST $1.00 IN 1914 NEVADA (OREY. LODGE, No. 518 more Field, Kings County, warns that : . P. oO. ELKS alert military personnel might eas-. Red Cross production rooms have NOW COSTS .53 cents e DOWN 47% oe Peg 4 and fourth ily mistake the kids for prisoners of . P€e2 moved from the corner of ComElks ious By 8 Bp ‘war and “act accordingly.” mercial and Pine Streets to 110 Pine Visitinw Elks welcome. i FARM NOTE Street. The cost of $102 for making WwW. T,. TAMBLYN, In. the field of international rela-. the change, was defrayed by private LAMBERT THOMAS, Sec. i tions state department gents in hom-. 40nations of cash, labor and mater‘ : = burgs and striped pants, are getting; ‘als. : FER vise 5 A ae eee PARLOR NO. 56, \ help direct from local dirt farmers. The production unit-has been adie a Masia Pg Na a eee ai in denim. es Red Cross Pacific Area : : *The Cost of Living Figures are based Pythian Castle, £32 Broad Street i Newsmen from south of the bord-; beadduarters that the demand for S. f y ty A f R . Nh, fi Department Mpa Bi po i $ 4 rates paid by the average residential 0 ESSE CEES SECRER ERED Joe printing. 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