May 30, 1947 (8 pages)

NUGGE GRASS . VALLEY —— WEVADA CITY aer» me FO A TRA A No. 54. The County Seat Paper. NEVADA CITY-GRASS V ALLEY, CALIFORNIA »K place ate TOVille Was sey ‘4 i S in Meng: ha q LOUD and Mry, 4 of ancient Chinese music, dance and A » former teal drama will be brought to Veterans s first of AIRED IN PRELIMINARY HEARING. NEVADA Memorial Building Saturday evening, Memorial Day wa : ATTEMPTED RAPE CHARGE: DETAILS GRASS VALLEY: A performance: CITY: Bonnie Bailey, give us ‘aunt but potent coum siete through the trou as they band will play stirring music march. of line the progress along two the of ies The ladies’ auxiliar ‘qide country which has “touched by the blight of social body is covered with . , of war. Qur monuments @ied that we might live ‘security and in enjoy “the Bill of Rights, dot the, i, between Maine and Cal -petiveen, Minnesotagand Lou those of her asailant struggle she said, her attack iy ie “qhese should mean that we, who . the of fire, are constantly reminded Pictured is a fot, the rent we pay in sacrifice of ley police have resulted in clearing j.up several burglaries of Gene Blake night watchman who ‘ dders that fully half the world is tour of Northern California under)’ BANOUETFOR : este ° CAPT. eis . ww governed by despostic cliques. United Service to China auspices afELECTED . r. thei e big . pahaps honestly believing that an ter appearances in the east. i hum the. for best is the life of from g my (Music and drama datin Feral 5 i9 offered in. : me, the time of universal peace third century BC will be theatre . nents. Those that died in the Civil War mostly rest in well kept cemetaries and. with traditinal instru ice Proceeds will go to United Serv to China, Tinloy said. vidio our own boundaries, but dur two ‘iu the Sanish War, and the geign soil. In the last war, indeed., 8 Cemetery of Okinawa, where pena national” bowraaetes.” Re we saw a Street, Han-. tomary, at the top of Broad DOWNIBVILLE: Lewis » NEVADA CITY: John Spaffi, Sier-' ra-Nevada county chairman of Alm" " for the drive Society erican Cancer rday yeste funds, announced 377.32 had been collected. The quota NEVADA CITY: given the girls of ies was $2000. A banquet was for two count ‘REV. ANGUS MILLER. speak at Memorial Services will whoin Pioneers Park the Nevada City s\Wednesday The Sheriff ‘. high school senior clas evening in Seamans Lodge, Pioneers : Posse ‘met Monday evening *at the Park by the Neyada City Business GRASS VALLEY: y will ¢ Valley and Nevada: Cit both Friday and Saturday. Patriot ; organizations have asked merchants Jopamavi Saddle and Country Club, raat to fly the flag on, Pri of both «ities Warse hers “ Veteran’ of Foreign Mult a.feql pitc is, AUBURN: It waslast vila} ‘becomimanded by William Earle , ring hono es moni cere Radley of Nevada City. in condmct Rip n twee the at stor p,.pa Damle M0, Rey, .TAHOB NATIONAL FORMST, ON . those who died in American ware, ler of a AUDUPE is purely, volunteer, an unofficial ef the program and Genevieve ElAuburn adjunct to the sheriff's staff. liott. provided the musical nubbers. battle in Methbaist: Gtiutel,~ as . KFBE a Huels* SACRAMENTO: District Ranger . . Ue epepker. and Songy. Miel Up wntit gle sixth Maroons. " er Hobart Snider of the Truékee Rang ion Stat and o Radi hell on ar Mige on appe will Byr ict Distr here, reports that t Moneats. e; ta or Radley . ji, MettGrov Moeller was touched 4 ‘hits’ and one . qyinity of our <heloved soldiers. donk, manager of the Oxford Mine and marines lie. Tt was. so war dead. ee COUNTIES BEAT CANCER QUOTA * Olive Kalienberger was in charge “Who died, were out photograph of the : George C. Women’s Club. Glenwood Road, and elected J. Paul and Professional OXFORD MINE wid ware, our boys were called ‘road and many. of them rest: in if cusThe parade will form, as is drive had ended and a total of $2. S P . }) the fashion of the classic Chinese +. and cars testified . homes here. Rogers admitted -sevcovers Olympia Park area dating back to May 10th. the Titled “‘An Evening in Cathay’ he arrested Rogers on complaint of }eral thefts : the by program will ‘be presented a cr, 7 '-derish their freedom and regard Chinese Cultural Theatre Group of ES GH HU Pindice 28 we do, but when one cqn Shanghai. The group is now on a J PAUL ' , ary school dhildren. : Los Angeles on a grand theft charge. often. ex-. ed it off. here June 7th. ems afar oft. ing the weather is fair, the element ) NEVADA CITY down Broad to the Plaza, and served 5 years in San Quentin for § president of the Nevada City proceed sen, sf y. robber armed stated. up Commecial to. Pine. Commerce Chamber of and fam~Gile Georg before. All stores will be ¢losed Iuatice of the Peace yesterday whe ‘would go graves. the on rs flowe which place $1500 willat dersleeve set bail d yesterday ‘he would go before . ilies * Questioning of Rogers by Sheriff posed himself. When he finally fled:. W. Hoskins and Grass Valmember of the he'seized her yrist watch and w¥ench-. Richard ain the’ Chinese Cultural Group to entert ith and in monstrous taxes for of gland of freedom. We dream will s ple peo all atime to come when ‘march, veterans’ organizations will providand, ts Scou Boy as well as the ; She identified Rogers as her, assailant. ‘She testified that wihile <her state escort had gone to get a couple of unable ‘to provide. ‘the Rogers was in the city council at its June meeting . of their reclined. sandwiches, she s Sheriff Hoskins gaid that Roger to ask for cleaner streets in the busi-. sandwiches and she reclined fn° the blank about ness district. arly singul was y memor She coupe seat and went to ‘sleep. the streets ng that happened Sunday night Hamsen stated that said she was awakened by someone anythi But m, a, 4 and m. en 10 p. have been in a deplorable condition attempting to tear off her utderbetwe Grass in ries burgla four ed and that on’ Sundays and holidays wear. She struggled with her assailhe admitt : . . . Valley they present an untidy appearance ant and he struck her in the face; do to ey him Knuck d aske Frank Merchants have Chief of Police with his fist, which cut her chin and a message from something about it. He noted that knocked out one of her .teeth) She Wednesday received of the State trash ‘cans placed at intervals along bled profusely not only covering her . George Brereton, chief fication, the streets might help the situation Identi al Crimin of u also Burea own clothes; with blood but), During the . stating that Rogers, is wanted in as well as washing the streets more . there is a single fam pivilege of living m and maintain-. the: military color guard ers will be led by banners carried by Rogers admitted at the police station that he was an ex-convict, having rape. of world affairs. or activities will be the traditional xt missed until.then. He said that Olympia.’ Park Sunday ‘morning. at 1 o’clock. Rogers was ‘held to answer: on charge of theft and attempted eve, ‘gold ‘like to heli sel in pitoting e one ts for nt of Friday's Memorial Day NEVADA CITY: High poi10 a. m. parade here. March American Legion. of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the ‘The Grass Valley © High School Mrs. Andes about 5 a. m. Sunday. He sleeping in the car of her escort? at urageous: spirits, who, . MEMORIAL DAY _ who gave her name in Nevada Town or country hak accumulated ch to , PER MONTH AND WORTH ALOT EETS T00 ‘stated he took Rogers to the Grass STR in this area, ship Court yesterday as Bonita BaiValley police station where he was. ™” Service to China drive tat their country might still anley Andes, testified at the preliminchairman, local Tinloy, Edward searched. addliberty, three W'ars have nounce: d today. ary hearing of (Roy) Raymond RozgTY, SAYS (Mrs. Andes’ watch was recovered DIR PRerip p the numbers of our heroic ers, that she was. attacked while xlong with her purse which she had ho pe?June 7th, as a feature of the United in bonor of those ‘w # 30° The Twin Cities Paper FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1947 ROCERSHELD TO ANSWER ON \. CHINESE DRAMA HERE JUNE 7th. aye ML in, Big B = y ee y, 90 quiet, firid to the minds of crew have arrived to begin two Of PBK at 4:15 p. m. today. Snider} VEFIRST SWIM HA Your in “At s will be interviewed on the we who treastine the patriotism ‘three months of diamond drilling Vaiss . . Service’ Program” “by Ruth Dunlop. _ df their dead, so hallowed with all the mine. 5 . tion erva cons onsoil resident, of The subject willbe flat is fine and noble in our nati former a Bpiscopal Church, «wil memory of run and no.errors were made by. jjver an address in gears” their teammates. dead. The Merghanits ended the sixth)’ Me yq@w officers wil} participate . © Ne score. Amos atid Moeller engaged 40 . Gometery —— — Mitchell another battle during the: remaining . : al traditions, it calls for leaving it, Grass Valley. now lives In San MranOL a Y PO <i: ee z innings. Mrs. Mildred Phelan and __ Mrs. IN CIT maiftaining it there as cisco and diamond drilling is his ee ‘tyne FAKE $ cted colle e ons leto Maro Mist r The for senio ates subNEVADA CITY: When the the OxAnn Hatch, deleg mpetual reminder to h wit UvF ct m= tra con d His ,wil apecialty. from Los Anclass of the Nevada City high school runs and six hits and three calls Circle have returned metged, lowly race that lives on Oka Se e, owned by C. L. Best Min ford , the saerifices the western for from 5000 to 10,000 feet of drill hawaof Tite of Anglo Sazons, has made, and cores. iy toafiake,’ in order that they y become free. ‘country is now entbarked up course wiich eventually may geles, where they attended the nual state convention. an holds its annual picnic in Pioneers Park next Wednesday it will have first the the privilege of taking l cipa muni the in n seaso the of plunge pool. Ea Frantz, principal of the high MT. ST. MARY'S TO Sev ry Burne Darson, i nese young Merchant . '™ shortstop contipued to play brillian:. several hard changes. ball handling Stan Jones, who collected 2 ‘for one line dri ‘for that day at, least. Frantz will) to pull down y also: made good . e; snusband, Hadd end k Clar from. 4 guards f0if F Yhe day him with disturbing. war of ail time, the neal ) the bases. bat also made several nice eatehschool, yesterday obtained permission 4 at center Meld. Jones ‘had to leap . in e& of Mayor Irving Seaman to open ft) ve. ito War and‘ it may be the mos’ have much throws by the Merdhants; pitcher to e life!high schoo! staff. Mayo k.took @ Ting drivon es. Clar idge the r. catchtet rovman pamon field line anid: tayatanes the . to ra gua life a that stated c.o . kK. ] + Loon Excerpt from the Second Concerto t line. gh field ri on ing runn : si -ouligcome of this policy,‘. o .QiRASS VALLEY: ‘Graduation ©xRachmaninoff—John Cron. one n.) chose been the season has not yet t St. a nice play’ 'en—. so. will take place in Moun one applica+. Rajph Childers made, is but a and ths far there ASE, believe the forces that rwould . omas Dipl of ng erri commun: Conf ng,. eveni ld an fatie, in the, third when ’s Academy Monday —The) tien. . at firet i Address to the graduates defeated, and Mary 2nd at $8 p. m. The commence Sapte e i fuscism, .will be Armetrons, as & June Most Reverend Robert J. ia’s jed"becauge we have been, Cecel Styj‘jn, MGM te wit of the) p. D. o mds Sa Saad Pies that pha treomomn Peat Auditorium on the gr ral— David }; ymn of Youth—-Cho (H and ol scho mes: oric diplo t nist . Ove’ @ . form a of . P™ Tace thet has accepted’ ates. by, the Nes" . sequeria. gradu the a form OF . ,cadedRobe : irdpiedof tite. es tte:ptanda rt J. Armstrong of SacRev. DeLooking back over thie 156 year . @ national lite, tt would seem that, _ iver the ; Accomp5 animents played by ee dae cee eentan Grace: HANNO” No 4 Recessional. Follows® Club, members voted onanimously s Graduates of Grad School Highuate O”. Mt.The Mary’s St.List spea a.k He Americ vebecnns:inCE navalI . Believe topic: the i, to Gan valfor more outdoor events. Group fishbeen . 38") Weedready Wee have TOlely.” Pierr Sevens ing parties, predator and game hunt puyzene Merrill Barton, Grass William) to maititain those ideals of mt is the son 0 f Mr. and Mrs. onita Boudeau, Grase ing excursions and trap and skeet expressed School Street. . ). chien Ver th Sou 215 of ch Gea 5 t-) ndamenthe a Burke, Grass shooting, willsoon be’on the schedour:fu ively Valley, Kathleen Rit Looked at. inobject Grass Valley. Grass, 11. for members and families. wley, three wats, in which this country has’ rian is the daughter Valley, Laura Don CraGr cto edi val lfax. Twenty three members enjoyed 4). e Co ‘Mh o, ec effect an Del Je ta Li y, je ‘gaged abroad, were, in va ) 426 the of h Ross kdale, Leona steak barbecue Wednesday at ne Kaufman, Oa freedom of all peo-‘. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralp for the (tisades e eet, Grass Val le. He Dalton Str ass Valley. Rose . pioneers Park pitnic gro k CaretakNes, We freed Cuba and Philippines. is: d; Divided Wel wac Marriott, Gr an St We ed it Un Chief Max Solaro and Par , Cavifornia. @Went to war in 1916 largely be ain French “aise of desire tovemaint from the British un@. Police r topic May Ja Fall, predominatThe program will be imes McCoy, Gr ge thant Ann ch ard George Milter, ai Ri : ue _er Fred Bush were guests,: Bar. bec BR. Vv. ey. . committee members were e Nugent, Graes in el rc Ma , jey . tet sex ol ho sc e . th ard, th Rick l, wi ca Bart si n),’ mu y irma . el (cha nss Ross, Gra Valley; . conrad ‘of German domi the threat edral and the. Noreen Marie art. th Stew k ‘Ca Fran n ee and i Gr Casc e y, pitl Th Her-. singing gchultz, Daly Cit Hymn of Youth. wary Ann school chorus the oy, Tinl nk Fra ey, Dorothy Mae Kinter, Grass ts wii be played by. pert ss Valley, Mrs. Vall Gra companimen Ac . Yun L. ner Wer Clyde Joseh Kuhfeld, Nevada _ remembers Mrs, Grace Raymond. Valley, Mre. Valley, ss Gra . Lee de Gertru edomand remo fre eedom kland. Marton Yuen Tinloy, Oa ecession Re os. Pomp and Circ,um Marilyn Andrea Andereon, ey, Don Vernon Prisk, inson, Grass . Vall Valley, Ernest Alva Atk ee

NUGGE GRASS . VALLEY —— WEVADA CITY aer» me FO A TRA A No. 54. The County Seat Paper. NEVADA CITY-GRASS V ALLEY, CALIFORNIA »K place ate TOVille Was sey ‘4 i S in Meng: ha q LOUD and Mry, 4 of ancient Chinese music, dance and A » former teal drama will be brought to Veterans s first of AIRED IN PRELIMINARY HEARING. NEVADA Memorial Building Saturday evening, Memorial Day wa : ATTEMPTED RAPE CHARGE: DETAILS GRASS VALLEY: A performance: CITY: Bonnie Bailey, give us ‘aunt but potent coum siete through the trou as they band will play stirring music march. of line the progress along two the of ies The ladies’ auxiliar ‘qide country which has “touched by the blight of social body is covered with . , of war. Qur monuments @ied that we might live ‘security and in enjoy “the Bill of Rights, dot the, i, between Maine and Cal -petiveen, Minnesotagand Lou those of her asailant struggle she said, her attack iy ie “qhese should mean that we, who . the of fire, are constantly reminded Pictured is a fot, the rent we pay in sacrifice of ley police have resulted in clearing j.up several burglaries of Gene Blake night watchman who ‘ dders that fully half the world is tour of Northern California under)’ BANOUETFOR : este ° CAPT. eis . ww governed by despostic cliques. United Service to China auspices afELECTED . r. thei e big . pahaps honestly believing that an ter appearances in the east. i hum the. for best is the life of from g my (Music and drama datin Feral 5 i9 offered in. : me, the time of universal peace third century BC will be theatre . nents. Those that died in the Civil War mostly rest in well kept cemetaries and. with traditinal instru ice Proceeds will go to United Serv to China, Tinloy said. vidio our own boundaries, but dur two ‘iu the Sanish War, and the geign soil. In the last war, indeed., 8 Cemetery of Okinawa, where pena national” bowraaetes.” Re we saw a Street, Han-. tomary, at the top of Broad DOWNIBVILLE: Lewis » NEVADA CITY: John Spaffi, Sier-' ra-Nevada county chairman of Alm" " for the drive Society erican Cancer rday yeste funds, announced 377.32 had been collected. The quota NEVADA CITY: given the girls of ies was $2000. A banquet was for two count ‘REV. ANGUS MILLER. speak at Memorial Services will whoin Pioneers Park the Nevada City s\Wednesday The Sheriff ‘. high school senior clas evening in Seamans Lodge, Pioneers : Posse ‘met Monday evening *at the Park by the Neyada City Business GRASS VALLEY: y will ¢ Valley and Nevada: Cit both Friday and Saturday. Patriot ; organizations have asked merchants Jopamavi Saddle and Country Club, raat to fly the flag on, Pri of both «ities Warse hers “ Veteran’ of Foreign Mult a.feql pitc is, AUBURN: It waslast vila} ‘becomimanded by William Earle , ring hono es moni cere Radley of Nevada City. in condmct Rip n twee the at stor p,.pa Damle M0, Rey, .TAHOB NATIONAL FORMST, ON . those who died in American ware, ler of a AUDUPE is purely, volunteer, an unofficial ef the program and Genevieve ElAuburn adjunct to the sheriff's staff. liott. provided the musical nubbers. battle in Methbaist: Gtiutel,~ as . KFBE a Huels* SACRAMENTO: District Ranger . . Ue epepker. and Songy. Miel Up wntit gle sixth Maroons. " er Hobart Snider of the Truékee Rang ion Stat and o Radi hell on ar Mige on appe will Byr ict Distr here, reports that t Moneats. e; ta or Radley . ji, MettGrov Moeller was touched 4 ‘hits’ and one . qyinity of our <heloved soldiers. donk, manager of the Oxford Mine and marines lie. Tt was. so war dead. ee COUNTIES BEAT CANCER QUOTA * Olive Kalienberger was in charge “Who died, were out photograph of the : George C. Women’s Club. Glenwood Road, and elected J. Paul and Professional OXFORD MINE wid ware, our boys were called ‘road and many. of them rest: in if cusThe parade will form, as is drive had ended and a total of $2. S P . }) the fashion of the classic Chinese +. and cars testified . homes here. Rogers admitted -sevcovers Olympia Park area dating back to May 10th. the Titled “‘An Evening in Cathay’ he arrested Rogers on complaint of }eral thefts : the by program will ‘be presented a cr, 7 '-derish their freedom and regard Chinese Cultural Theatre Group of ES GH HU Pindice 28 we do, but when one cqn Shanghai. The group is now on a J PAUL ' , ary school dhildren. : Los Angeles on a grand theft charge. often. ex-. ed it off. here June 7th. ems afar oft. ing the weather is fair, the element ) NEVADA CITY down Broad to the Plaza, and served 5 years in San Quentin for § president of the Nevada City proceed sen, sf y. robber armed stated. up Commecial to. Pine. Commerce Chamber of and fam~Gile Georg before. All stores will be ¢losed Iuatice of the Peace yesterday whe ‘would go graves. the on rs flowe which place $1500 willat dersleeve set bail d yesterday ‘he would go before . ilies * Questioning of Rogers by Sheriff posed himself. When he finally fled:. W. Hoskins and Grass Valmember of the he'seized her yrist watch and w¥ench-. Richard ain the’ Chinese Cultural Group to entert ith and in monstrous taxes for of gland of freedom. We dream will s ple peo all atime to come when ‘march, veterans’ organizations will providand, ts Scou Boy as well as the ; She identified Rogers as her, assailant. ‘She testified that wihile <her state escort had gone to get a couple of unable ‘to provide. ‘the Rogers was in the city council at its June meeting . of their reclined. sandwiches, she s Sheriff Hoskins gaid that Roger to ask for cleaner streets in the busi-. sandwiches and she reclined fn° the blank about ness district. arly singul was y memor She coupe seat and went to ‘sleep. the streets ng that happened Sunday night Hamsen stated that said she was awakened by someone anythi But m, a, 4 and m. en 10 p. have been in a deplorable condition attempting to tear off her utderbetwe Grass in ries burgla four ed and that on’ Sundays and holidays wear. She struggled with her assailhe admitt : . . . Valley they present an untidy appearance ant and he struck her in the face; do to ey him Knuck d aske Frank Merchants have Chief of Police with his fist, which cut her chin and a message from something about it. He noted that knocked out one of her .teeth) She Wednesday received of the State trash ‘cans placed at intervals along bled profusely not only covering her . George Brereton, chief fication, the streets might help the situation Identi al Crimin of u also Burea own clothes; with blood but), During the . stating that Rogers, is wanted in as well as washing the streets more . there is a single fam pivilege of living m and maintain-. the: military color guard ers will be led by banners carried by Rogers admitted at the police station that he was an ex-convict, having rape. of world affairs. or activities will be the traditional xt missed until.then. He said that Olympia.’ Park Sunday ‘morning. at 1 o’clock. Rogers was ‘held to answer: on charge of theft and attempted eve, ‘gold ‘like to heli sel in pitoting e one ts for nt of Friday's Memorial Day NEVADA CITY: High poi10 a. m. parade here. March American Legion. of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the ‘The Grass Valley © High School Mrs. Andes about 5 a. m. Sunday. He sleeping in the car of her escort? at urageous: spirits, who, . MEMORIAL DAY _ who gave her name in Nevada Town or country hak accumulated ch to , PER MONTH AND WORTH ALOT EETS T00 ‘stated he took Rogers to the Grass STR in this area, ship Court yesterday as Bonita BaiValley police station where he was. ™” Service to China drive tat their country might still anley Andes, testified at the preliminchairman, local Tinloy,

Edward searched. addliberty, three W'ars have nounce: d today. ary hearing of (Roy) Raymond RozgTY, SAYS (Mrs. Andes’ watch was recovered DIR PRerip p the numbers of our heroic ers, that she was. attacked while xlong with her purse which she had ho pe?June 7th, as a feature of the United in bonor of those ‘w # 30° The Twin Cities Paper FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1947 ROCERSHELD TO ANSWER ON \. CHINESE DRAMA HERE JUNE 7th. aye ML in, Big B = y ee y, 90 quiet, firid to the minds of crew have arrived to begin two Of PBK at 4:15 p. m. today. Snider} VEFIRST SWIM HA Your in “At s will be interviewed on the we who treastine the patriotism ‘three months of diamond drilling Vaiss . . Service’ Program” “by Ruth Dunlop. _ df their dead, so hallowed with all the mine. 5 . tion erva cons onsoil resident, of The subject willbe flat is fine and noble in our nati former a Bpiscopal Church, «wil memory of run and no.errors were made by. jjver an address in gears” their teammates. dead. The Merghanits ended the sixth)’ Me yq@w officers wil} participate . © Ne score. Amos atid Moeller engaged 40 . Gometery —— — Mitchell another battle during the: remaining . : al traditions, it calls for leaving it, Grass Valley. now lives In San MranOL a Y PO <i: ee z innings. Mrs. Mildred Phelan and __ Mrs. IN CIT maiftaining it there as cisco and diamond drilling is his ee ‘tyne FAKE $ cted colle e ons leto Maro Mist r The for senio ates subNEVADA CITY: When the the OxAnn Hatch, deleg mpetual reminder to h wit UvF ct m= tra con d His ,wil apecialty. from Los Anclass of the Nevada City high school runs and six hits and three calls Circle have returned metged, lowly race that lives on Oka Se e, owned by C. L. Best Min ford , the saerifices the western for from 5000 to 10,000 feet of drill hawaof Tite of Anglo Sazons, has made, and cores. iy toafiake,’ in order that they y become free. ‘country is now entbarked up course wiich eventually may geles, where they attended the nual state convention. an holds its annual picnic in Pioneers Park next Wednesday it will have first the the privilege of taking l cipa muni the in n seaso the of plunge pool. Ea Frantz, principal of the high MT. ST. MARY'S TO Sev ry Burne Darson, i nese young Merchant . '™ shortstop contipued to play brillian:. several hard changes. ball handling Stan Jones, who collected 2 ‘for one line dri ‘for that day at, least. Frantz will) to pull down y also: made good . e; snusband, Hadd end k Clar from. 4 guards f0if F Yhe day him with disturbing. war of ail time, the neal ) the bases. bat also made several nice eatehschool, yesterday obtained permission 4 at center Meld. Jones ‘had to leap . in e& of Mayor Irving Seaman to open ft) ve. ito War and‘ it may be the mos’ have much throws by the Merdhants; pitcher to e life!high schoo! staff. Mayo k.took @ Ting drivon es. Clar idge the r. catchtet rovman pamon field line anid: tayatanes the . to ra gua life a that stated c.o . kK.. ] + Loon Excerpt from the Second Concerto t line. gh field ri on ing runn : si -ouligcome of this policy,‘. o .QiRASS VALLEY: ‘Graduation ©xRachmaninoff—John Cron. one n.) chose been the season has not yet t St. a nice play’ 'en—. so. will take place in Moun one applica+. Rajph Childers made, is but a and ths far there ASE, believe the forces that rwould . omas Dipl of ng erri commun: Conf ng,. eveni ld an fatie, in the, third when ’s Academy Monday —The) tien. . at firet i Address to the graduates defeated, and Mary 2nd at $8 p. m. The commence Sapte e i fuscism, .will be Armetrons, as & June Most Reverend Robert J. ia’s jed"becauge we have been, Cecel Styj‘jn, MGM te wit of the) p. D. o mds Sa Saad Pies that pha treomomn Peat Auditorium on the gr ral— David }; ymn of Youth—-Cho (H and ol scho mes: oric diplo t nist . Ove’ @ . form a of . P™ Tace thet has accepted’ ates. by, the Nes" . sequeria. gradu the a form OF . ,cadedRobe : irdpiedof tite. es tte:ptanda rt J. Armstrong of SacRev. DeLooking back over thie 156 year . @ national lite, tt would seem that, _ iver the ; Accomp5 animents played by ee dae cee eentan Grace: HANNO” No 4 Recessional. Follows® Club, members voted onanimously s Graduates of Grad School Highuate O”. Mt.The Mary’s St.List spea a.k He Americ vebecnns:inCE navalI . Believe topic: the i, to Gan valfor more outdoor events. Group fishbeen . 38") Weedready Wee have TOlely.” Pierr Sevens ing parties, predator and game hunt puyzene Merrill Barton, Grass William) to maititain those ideals of mt is the son 0 f Mr. and Mrs. onita Boudeau, Grase ing excursions and trap and skeet expressed School Street. . ).. chien Ver th Sou 215 of ch Gea 5 t-) ndamenthe a Burke, Grass shooting, willsoon be’on the schedour:fu ively Valley, Kathleen Rit Looked at. inobject Grass Valley. Grass, 11. for members and families. wley, three wats, in which this country has’ rian is the daughter Valley, Laura Don CraGr cto edi val lfax. Twenty three members enjoyed 4). e Co ‘Mh o, ec effect an Del Je ta Li y, je ‘gaged abroad, were, in va ) 426 the of h Ross kdale, Leona steak barbecue Wednesday at ne Kaufman, Oa freedom of all peo-‘. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralp for the (tisades e eet, Grass Val le. He Dalton Str ass Valley. Rose . pioneers Park pitnic gro k CaretakNes, We freed Cuba and Philippines. is: d; Divided Wel wac Marriott, Gr an St We ed it Un Chief Max Solaro and Par , Cavifornia. @Went to war in 1916 largely be ain French “aise of desire tovemaint from the British un@. Police r topic May Ja Fall, predominatThe program will be imes McCoy, Gr ge thant Ann ch ard George Milter, ai Ri : ue _er Fred Bush were guests,: Bar. bec BR. Vv. ey. . committee members were e Nugent, Graes in el rc Ma , jey . tet sex ol ho sc e . th ard, th Rick l, wi ca Bart si n),’ mu y irma . el (cha nss Ross, Gra Valley; . conrad ‘of German domi the threat edral and the. Noreen Marie art. th Stew k ‘Ca Fran n ee and i Gr Casc e y, pitl Th Her-. singing gchultz, Daly Cit Hymn of Youth. wary Ann school chorus the oy, Tinl nk Fra ey, Dorothy Mae Kinter, Grass ts wii be played by. pert ss Valley, Mrs. Vall Gra companimen Ac . Yun L. ner Wer Clyde Joseh Kuhfeld, Nevada _ remembers Mrs, Grace Raymond. Valley, Mre. Valley, ss Gra . Lee de Gertru edomand remo fre eedom kland. Marton Yuen Tinloy, Oa ecession Re os. Pomp and Circ,um Marilyn Andrea Andereon, ey, Don Vernon Prisk, inson, Grass . Vall Valley, Ernest Alva Atk ee