May 4, 1942 (4 pages)

A thrilling fight between four American airplanes and five japanese planes was described Saturday in‘a United States Press dispatch by Lieutenant William Bennett of Nevada City, who since his arrival at an Ameri ‘can airbase near Australia has been _ nicknamed ‘‘Wild Bill’ by his fellow officers. Bennett, husband of the former Ruth Curnow of Nevada City and son of the Ellsworth Bennets, told how he and three other United States Army Air Corps officers accounted for a Japanese bomber ‘and at least two.enemy navy O fighters in a fight over New Guinea. “Japanese bombers were over the air field and five Zeros were streaking like bats out of hell and up we go. Soon nine fighters, our * four and the five Japanese, were swirling and twisting. “IT think I was blacked out twice during the fight and couldn't see the controls. . managed to keep some sort of consciousness by pushing my chin on my chest and screwing my head around over my left shoulder. Schrimmer way up, chasing’a bomber, and Bevlock chasing another Zero. . “I saw Hoot Bevlock racing in from the side. He drove straight between my tail and “It wasn’t until the four of us landed that I learned they got one bomber and one Zero the Zero. I don't know how we avoided a for certain and another probable.”’ triple collision. ._ Lieutenant Bennett, and Lieutenants J. J. “The Japanese must have pulled his joy : Bevlock, G. L. Schrimimer and C. Falletta are stick right out getting into a loop turn to get pals and always together, the United Press away but I saw tracer. bullets entering his dispatch read. _ cockpit. Black; smoke squirted out and he Lieutenant Bennett is probably the first went down in a flat spin. Nevada Cityan to see action in the present “. looked around and saw Falleta and conflict. Nevada City Nugget The Nugget is delivered to your home twice a week. for only 30 cents per : month COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA Vol. (6. No. 36. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The County Seat Paper , This paper gives you complete coverage of all local happenings. If you want to read about your friends, your neighbors, read The Nugget. SSS The Gold Canter MONDAY, MAY 4, 1942. ene. Granting of New Sugar Rationing Registration Starts Trial Is Appealed To Higher Court In Nation Today; Local Residents Thinking Out Loud By H. M. L. “Tax Front,” a weekly magazine published in New York, presents, in the current issue, a general program to be followed now by: state and local government which is so sanely appealing that it is herewith reprinted for Nugget readers. As a rule tax payers do not like to read about taxes. They prefer to kick about them, and a great majority do just that with out devoting ten minutes a year to thoughtful consideration of this universal burden. But to those few who do think about taxes the following will be helpful in clearing away confusion and providing a course of action: District Attorney Vernon Stoll has filed motice of appeal to a decision ‘by Justice of the Peace George Gildersleeve atwarding Packer, charged with -Mrs. Mary The all-out ffederal, state, fiscal and effort re action by local govern ments. The defense program is nec Will Register In Alphabetical Order Lon Paine, one of the few surviv Nevada City householders today began applying for war ration book No. . which will en: ing stage coach drivers, today reachto a minor, a new trial. ed his 77th year of life. : title them to one half pound of sugar each perweek. The new trial was granted by JusRegistration for the books began this afternoon at two o'clock and will end Thursday. The occasion was celebrated quietly at the Paine home on Sacramento tice Gildersleeve Friday afternoon on the’ motion of William ‘Cassettari, attorney for Mrs. Packer whd with her husband, Maurice Packer, operate the Bottle Shop here. ‘The day ‘previous, Judge Gildersleeve had-found Mrs. Packer guilty of selling liquor to a minor. The new trial was granted on the ground the prosecution failed to introduce into evidence an analysis: of the contents of the bottle of liquor defense consistent Caught in the Riffles selling liquor purportedly sold to the minor, as requires ESTEE ——ee quired by law. Following ruling. Judge District Gildersleeve’s Attorney mediately signified.~his Stoll im intention of essarily a federal resonsibility. but appealing its execution can be promoted and Judge George L. Jones’ court. the ruling to night. _ Registration here will be at the Nevada City Elementary School. The hours each day through Thursday will be 29’clock to 6 p. m. and from 7 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. To speed registration, the local rationing officials have arranged the following schedule: Owners Of Property Condemned by Army Soon To Get Money Today, May 4th: Paine is one of the few living individuals in the country who. never did adjust himself to the automobile Registration of age. True enough, the former stage coach driver accepted rides in auto all those whose last names begin with thobiles on occasions but he never A through F. did learn to drive one of the “new Tomorrow, May 5th: Registration fangled’”’ contraptions. of all those whose last name begin Paine ‘is well known throughout with G through L. Wednesday, tion of all ‘ Mdy those 6th: whose . the mountain area of Nevada and Sitegistra-. era Counties. He has resided in Nelast names . vada City for the past 27 years. begin with M through R. Thursday, May 7th: Registration of all those whose last names begin with S through Z. Superior Street. “My North Bloomfield spy No. Z-2 reports continued trouble by the inhabitants of that patriotic little hamlet in growing their Vic The War Department has-assured "Congressman Harry This is the biggest registration job . L. Englebright that landowners within the Yuba-Nevada cantory Gardens, it seems the does ever undertaken in so limited a time ated by harmonious state and lofiled against (Mrs. Packer by Sheriff tonment, Camp Beale, whose property was acquired by con and fawns won't let a carrot get in the United States. Within four These governments. (Carl J. Tobiassen, who testified becal action. demnation proceedings, will receive their money as soon as days the nation, 130,000,000 men, an inch above the ground until can expedite defense throwgh their (fore Judge Gildersleeve who. conthey nibble it off—something will : women, and children, will be regisservices and their fiscal policies. . ducted the trial without a jury, that possible. ah have to be done. tered and ‘will receive their ration They can ‘hedp control the forces . he (personally (witnessed the sale of Congrestman Englebright, books. that are now pushing prices up. liquor by the defendant to John Wilfollowing receipt of a number To accomplish so ‘big a job in that ward, They can -prepare now to jjiams. 19: fiyst two days of fishing seaof inquiries from landowners short space of time, the Office of son,TheBillie The sheriff also arrested: Williams off-set depression in the post-war and Norman Hoskin -left whose property was condemnPrice Administration, which adminhome early in the morning and didn’t who pleaded guilty to the charge of period. The sum of their financial a minor purchasing liquor and was ed, contacted. Major General isters rationing, is urging every apreiurn home until after the sun had operations is of such a magnitude the economic repercussions miti in policies would contribute greatly to the defense prounity. that read gram and the subsequent The liquor violation charge was sentenced to a 25 day jail terth. At the completion of the trial for ‘Mrs. Packer Judge Gildersleeve an nounced it was his opinion RE-ORIENT GOVERNMENT fendant was ACTIVITIES he set the time for sentencing at tiwo justment. The ‘ defense involves efifort a transfer of more human and mato military ends resources terial before has ever than at (been tempted in this country. It means and materials the diversion of satisfaction the from manpower -of individual and community wants to the requirements of national prosecurity. This program has gressed to a phase in which fur the expansion of the armed forces and their equipment, as well as aid to other countries fighting aggression, can be obtained only ‘by of many types of procurtailment duction for civilian use. Thus for the time being governments must re-orient their activities, business must restrict expansion and. replacement of non-defense plants and equipment, and individuals must accept Many restrictions up on their habits of While consumption. supply of the consumers’ goods is being limited, defense em ‘ ployment itself is adding to the money that the people are receiving. Federal taxation and borrowsubstantial ing are absorbing a part of these funds and may be ex peeted to take more as the pro_gram continues. Nevertheless, the output of civilian goods cannot keep pace with the increase in the money able incomes remaining availconsumption-spending. for Prices already have advanced substantially in spite of efforts to con trol them. ibe effective Price controls cannot unless supported ‘by harmonious fiscal policies, federal, state and local. DIVERSE PROBLEMS TO BE MET It is recognized that the financial problems of the state and local governments differ from _ state to state and municipality to municipality. At the moment some states are enjoying revenues in excess of expenditures; other states and many local governments have but a slender margin between the two; and still others have not -recover— (Continued on Page Two) o’clock time guilty as Friday the de charged and afternoon. At that Attorney \Cassettari made the new trial motion and it was granted liby Judge Gildersleeve. MINERS LOSE T0 OROVILLE SHERIFF CARL TOBIASSEN WILL SFEK REELECTION Carl J. Tobiassen, sheriff of Ne Ulio of the United States Pplicant for a ration book to come set, going without food all day. So prepared with accurate information Army and received the followto all questions which the registrars yesterday, the third day of -the sea ing reply: son, they had ‘will ask when filling out the applicuperate. Reference is made to your letter ication form, announces that he ‘will seek re-elecof April 10th concerning the payIf you answer the questions tion at the August primaries. ment for land acquired in connection promptly the OPA estimates it will with the establishment of an Army take only four minutes to fill out the The sheriff needs no introduction camp in Yuba and Nevada Counties. form. : to the people of the county, for he is California. Here is the information you must known ‘by Jirtuafly everyone. He Investigation reveals that on Febhave: has jconducted law enfocement in ruary 25, 1942, the United States the county in its greatest period of 1 Come prepared with a list of filed a (petition in the United States growth and has seen the expansion District ‘Court for the Northern Disthe members of your family, giving of work of that office many fold in trict of California, Northern Divisthe exact name of each. the past two terms. 2 Have the exact description of ion, involving the lands comprising vada County for the ipast eight years. to stay home to re i Sonny Townsend knee high to a grasshopper, didn’t even get a bite opening day of fishing season. Said he: “I can’t do anything I'm a fly fisherman!” with bait. : Cheer up, Sonny, A few warm days and the trout will begin taking flies. David Lamson who chose Nevada City’s atmosphere to Sheriff Tobiassen is a native of the cantonment area of the Camp each member of the family unit, givwrite a novel will have anothing the height, weight, color of eyes, (Nevada County, and has resided with[Beale project, and on the same day the court made possession of the color of hair, age and sex of each The Oroville Olives won a ten inin its confines all his life rearing a one. day Evening Post, out Wedarea available to the United States. large and widely known family of ning ‘ball game from the Grass Val3 Give your exact relationship to ‘Until recently, representatives of this ee ley Miners yesterday to send the children. department ‘were negotiating with each member of your family. Remember.” Its a story of a In seeking re-election Sheiff ToSacramento Valley League again in4 Disclose the amount of sugar the various landowners in an effort biassen points to the fact that now, to a four way tie. : man’s way with a maid. to elose as many cases as possible on in the possession of the family at the The Olives scored two runs in the perhaps as never before experience is a direct purchse basis, and where nepresent time. A United Press dispatch in The top of the tenth to win 7 to 5. The needed in the sheriff’s office to assist One and only one, member of each Sacramento ‘Bee brought to. Lieutgotiations were successful, the money the federal and state authorities in many fans from Grass Valley and ‘was paid directly to the landowners. family unit is to go to the school to enant Bennett’s relatives here their Nevada ‘City who witnessed the game combatting espionage, sabotage and (However, since many of the landapply fo ration books for the whole first news in a long time of the Neare still discussing the umpire’s desubversive activities by aliens. family. Single people not members vada (City air ace, who with three Sheriff Tobiassen and hhiis table Owners have refused to sell their cision in calling a Grass Valley runof a family unit, even if they board othdr army officers are inflicting land at a price commensurate with ner out at first base in the ninth indeputies are fully cognizant of the the government appraisals, it has with a family, must-apply for themheavy damage on Japenese in the ning. From the stands it looked like dangers which exist, for they have been decided to file Declaration of selves. Far East. the runner was safe. The winning attended Federal Bureau of InvesTaking in conjunction with the pendTo us one of the most heartinrun ‘would have scored for Grass Valtigation and other schools of The registrars are teachers of the ing proceedings. breaking effects of war is the anxstruction, and have learned of the local schools. During the period of ley if the runner was called safe. Instructions -have previously ‘been iety and worry suffered by relatives methods used by enemies of this registration there twill (be no afterDr. ‘Norbert Fry of Nevada City issued to the field representatives of those in action. Letters from those’ noon sessions of school. participated in the opening day cerecountry and have learned to combat working in the Camp (Beale area to them. monies at the ball park. Wholesalers and retailers registerin the front lines seldom arrive, and forward condemnation assemblies to The sheriff and his staff have ably ed last ‘week. In the Nevada City dissometimes the only news of loved ‘The (Miners iwill play: Chico in}, Washington immediately in order ones is gained through dispatches of © assisted the FIBI, and are organized trict 52 registered. Grass Valley next Sunday. that Declarations of Taking may be press services. to give assistance at any ‘moment to foe prepared for filing, at which time So Lieut. [Bennett’s tale to a Unimilitary, federal or state authorities. ted (Press correspondent of a sensaSheriff Tobiassen was one of the there will be deposited in the registry tional air battle with the Japanese prime movers in the county civilian of the court the estimated compen er story in this week's Sature nesday, entitled “A Girl Can FOUR COUNTIES POOL ROSE A. BELISLE _ ENGAGED TO WED defense setup, and is now chief of sation for the land. The deposits will FRANK DAVIDSON RESOURCES FOR lbe based on the appraisals submitted protection for the county in that DISASTER AVAILABILITY civil to this department. ‘Under this proorganization. He. has organized an At a recent informal gathering of family friends Mr. and Mrs. William to assist in cedure, the court may release to = ‘A. Belisle annomnoced the engage Herb Hallett, city superintendent efficient ‘body of men of streets attended a meeting of the was just like a letter to the lieu any emergency, and at the same time ment of their daughter, Rose A. Be tenant’s wife, parents here. and_ John Bertsche, Jeweler, Moves To Larger Shop sister (Continued on Page Three) \California Defense (Council in Sacraalso holds in reserve the regular lisle, to Frank Davidson. mento Friday. sheriff’s posse, to serve as’ reserve Davidson graduated from Grass * John Bertsche, jeweler and expert Hallett said Nevada, Yuba, Sierra civilian police. His organization has methods, but has obtained confessValley High School with the class watch repairer, has found business and Placer Counties are in the llth been approved by ‘both the U. S. ions from many criminals’ by studyof 1941. He is now employed in so increasingly good that he has defense zone. There are 12 zones in military and state authorities and is ing their mental processes, and using Grass. Valley. Miss ‘Belisle will be a been obliged to move from 109 W. the state. complete to the last detail. kind treatment and understanding of graduate of the Class of 1942 at NeMain street, Grass Valley, to 114% ‘A plan twas adopted whereby each Nevada County’s sheriff is known their personalities to ge their desired vada City High School. E. Main: street, for larger shop zone would pool all equipment and over almost all of the west as a courinformation. ae) The wedding twill be an event of room. He states that while there is manpower and in the event of a disteous, fearless officer, and has the {Pointing to the fact that he has the early summer. not quite as much demand for new ~ aster in’any one community all respect of the law enforcement administered the duties of the office ‘watches as last year, there is a col available resources will be available agencies with whom he ‘cooperates. without fear or favor, Sheriff TobiasTo Leave For Mariposa— ; : stant call on his albilities for that city. In his two terms of office he has sen said that policy will always be Jack (Curry of Névada City plans and keep in order cle Each community will render a rehandled 1800 prisoners, and none of adhered to, and peoples civil rights to leave Nevada City tonight or toof his clientele. Bertsche port to the defense council on equipthem has escaped, an excellent recand property will be protected on the morrow for Mariposa, where he will erly in charge of South ment and men available.’ ord, He never has used third degree basis of equality for everyone. be employed in'a mine. [time pieces and-clooks. +

A thrilling fight between four American airplanes and five japanese planes was described Saturday in‘a United States Press dispatch by Lieutenant William Bennett of Nevada City, who since his arrival at an Ameri ‘can airbase near Australia has been _ nicknamed ‘‘Wild Bill’ by his fellow officers. Bennett, husband of the former Ruth Curnow of Nevada City and son of the Ellsworth Bennets, told how he and three other United States Army Air Corps officers accounted for a Japanese bomber ‘and at least two.enemy navy O fighters in a fight over New Guinea. “Japanese bombers were over the air field and five Zeros were streaking like bats out of hell and up we go. Soon nine fighters, our * four and the five Japanese, were swirling and twisting. “IT think I was blacked out twice during the fight and couldn't see the controls. . managed to keep some sort of consciousness by pushing my chin on my chest and screwing my head around over my left shoulder. Schrimmer way up, chasing’a bomber, and Bevlock chasing another Zero. . “I saw Hoot Bevlock racing in from the side. He drove straight between my tail and “It wasn’t until the four of us landed that I learned they got one bomber and one Zero the Zero. I don't know how we avoided a for certain and another probable.”’ triple collision. ._ Lieutenant Bennett, and Lieutenants J. J. “The Japanese must have pulled his joy : Bevlock, G. L. Schrimimer and C. Falletta are stick right out getting into a loop turn to get pals and always together, the United Press away but I saw tracer. bullets entering his dispatch read. _ cockpit. Black; smoke squirted out and he Lieutenant Bennett is probably the first went down in a flat spin. Nevada Cityan to see action in the present “. looked around and saw Falleta and conflict. Nevada City Nugget The Nugget is delivered to your home twice a week. for only 30 cents per : month COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA Vol. (6. No. 36. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The County Seat Paper , This paper gives you complete coverage of all local happenings. If you want to read about your friends, your neighbors, read The Nugget. SSS The Gold Canter MONDAY, MAY 4, 1942. ene. Granting of New Sugar Rationing Registration Starts Trial Is Appealed To Higher Court In Nation Today; Local Residents Thinking Out Loud By H. M. L. “Tax Front,” a weekly magazine published in New York, presents, in the current issue, a general program to be followed now by: state and local government which is so sanely appealing that it is herewith reprinted for Nugget readers. As a rule tax payers do not like to read about taxes. They prefer to kick about them, and a great majority do just that with out devoting ten minutes a year to thoughtful consideration of this universal burden. But to those few who do think about taxes the following will be helpful in clearing away confusion and providing a course of action: District Attorney Vernon Stoll has filed motice of appeal to a decision ‘by Justice of the Peace George Gildersleeve atwarding Packer, charged with -Mrs. Mary The all-out ffederal, state, fiscal and effort re action by local govern ments. The defense program is nec Will Register In Alphabetical Order Lon Paine, one of the few surviv Nevada City householders today began applying for war ration book No. . which will en: ing stage coach drivers, today reachto a minor, a new trial. ed his 77th year of life. : title them to one half pound of sugar each perweek. The new trial was granted by JusRegistration for the books began this afternoon at two o'clock and will end Thursday. The occasion was celebrated quietly at the Paine home on Sacramento tice Gildersleeve Friday afternoon on the’ motion of William ‘Cassettari, attorney for Mrs. Packer whd with her husband, Maurice Packer, operate the Bottle Shop here. ‘The day ‘previous, Judge Gildersleeve had-found Mrs. Packer guilty of selling liquor to a minor. The new trial was granted on the ground the prosecution failed to introduce into evidence an analysis: of the contents of the bottle of liquor defense consistent Caught in the Riffles selling liquor purportedly sold to the minor, as requires ESTEE ——ee quired by law. Following ruling. Judge District Gildersleeve’s Attorney mediately signified.~his Stoll im intention of essarily a federal resonsibility. but appealing its execution can be promoted and Judge George L. Jones’ court. the ruling to night. _ Registration here will be at the Nevada City Elementary School. The hours each day through Thursday will be 29’clock to 6 p. m. and from 7 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. To speed registration, the local rationing officials have arranged the following schedule: Owners Of Property Condemned by Army Soon To Get Money Today, May 4th: Paine is one of the few living individuals in the country who. never did adjust himself to the automobile Registration of age. True enough, the former stage coach driver accepted rides in auto all those whose last names begin with thobiles on occasions but he never A through F. did learn to drive one of the “new Tomorrow, May 5th: Registration fangled’”’ contraptions. of all those whose last name begin Paine ‘is well known throughout with G through L. Wednesday, tion of all ‘ Mdy those 6th: whose . the mountain area of Nevada and Sitegistra-. era Counties. He has resided in Nelast names . vada City for the past 27 years. begin with M through R. Thursday, May 7th: Registration of all those whose last names begin with S through Z. Superior Street. “My North Bloomfield spy No. Z-2 reports continued trouble by the inhabitants of that patriotic little hamlet in growing their Vic The War Department has-assured "Congressman Harry This is the biggest registration job . L. Englebright that landowners within the Yuba-Nevada cantory Gardens, it seems the does ever undertaken in so limited a time ated by harmonious state and lofiled against (Mrs. Packer by Sheriff tonment, Camp Beale, whose property was acquired by con and fawns won't let a carrot get in the United States. Within four These governments. (Carl J. Tobiassen, who testified becal action. demnation proceedings, will receive their money as soon as days the nation, 130,000,000 men, an inch above the ground until can expedite defense throwgh their (fore Judge Gildersleeve who. conthey nibble it off—something will : women, and children, will be regisservices and their fiscal policies. . ducted the trial without a jury, that possible. ah have to be done. tered and ‘will receive their ration They can ‘hedp control the forces . he (personally (witnessed the sale of Congrestman Englebright, books. that are now pushing prices up. liquor by the defendant to John Wilfollowing receipt of a number To accomplish so ‘big a job in that ward, They can -prepare now to jjiams. 19: fiyst two days of fishing seaof inquiries from landowners short space of time, the Office of son,TheBillie The sheriff also arrested: Williams off-set depression in the post-war and Norman Hoskin -left whose property was condemnPrice Administration, which adminhome early in the morning and didn’t who pleaded guilty to the charge of period. The sum of their financial a minor purchasing liquor and was ed, contacted. Major General isters rationing, is urging every apreiurn home until after the sun had operations is of such a magnitude the economic repercussions miti in policies would contribute greatly to the defense prounity. that read gram and the subsequent The liquor violation charge was sentenced to a 25 day jail terth. At the completion of the trial for ‘Mrs. Packer Judge Gildersleeve an nounced it was his opinion RE-ORIENT GOVERNMENT fendant was ACTIVITIES he set the time for sentencing at tiwo justment. The ‘ defense involves efifort a transfer of more human and mato military ends resources terial before has ever than at (been tempted in this country. It means and materials the diversion of satisfaction the from manpower

-of individual and community wants to the requirements of national prosecurity. This program has gressed to a phase in which fur the expansion of the armed forces and their equipment, as well as aid to other countries fighting aggression, can be obtained only ‘by of many types of procurtailment duction for civilian use. Thus for the time being governments must re-orient their activities, business must restrict expansion and. replacement of non-defense plants and equipment, and individuals must accept Many restrictions up on their habits of While consumption. supply of the consumers’ goods is being limited, defense em ‘ ployment itself is adding to the money that the people are receiving. Federal taxation and borrowsubstantial ing are absorbing a part of these funds and may be ex peeted to take more as the pro_gram continues. Nevertheless, the output of civilian goods cannot keep pace with the increase in the money able incomes remaining availconsumption-spending. for Prices already have advanced substantially in spite of efforts to con trol them. ibe effective Price controls cannot unless supported ‘by harmonious fiscal policies, federal, state and local. DIVERSE PROBLEMS TO BE MET It is recognized that the financial problems of the state and local governments differ from _ state to state and municipality to municipality. At the moment some states are enjoying revenues in excess of expenditures; other states and many local governments have but a slender margin between the two; and still others have not -recover— (Continued on Page Two) o’clock time guilty as Friday the de charged and afternoon. At that Attorney \Cassettari made the new trial motion and it was granted liby Judge Gildersleeve. MINERS LOSE T0 OROVILLE SHERIFF CARL TOBIASSEN WILL SFEK REELECTION Carl J. Tobiassen, sheriff of Ne Ulio of the United States Pplicant for a ration book to come set, going without food all day. So prepared with accurate information Army and received the followto all questions which the registrars yesterday, the third day of -the sea ing reply: son, they had ‘will ask when filling out the applicuperate. Reference is made to your letter ication form, announces that he ‘will seek re-elecof April 10th concerning the payIf you answer the questions tion at the August primaries. ment for land acquired in connection promptly the OPA estimates it will with the establishment of an Army take only four minutes to fill out the The sheriff needs no introduction camp in Yuba and Nevada Counties. form. : to the people of the county, for he is California. Here is the information you must known ‘by Jirtuafly everyone. He Investigation reveals that on Febhave: has jconducted law enfocement in ruary 25, 1942, the United States the county in its greatest period of 1 Come prepared with a list of filed a (petition in the United States growth and has seen the expansion District ‘Court for the Northern Disthe members of your family, giving of work of that office many fold in trict of California, Northern Divisthe exact name of each. the past two terms. 2 Have the exact description of ion, involving the lands comprising vada County for the ipast eight years. to stay home to re i Sonny Townsend knee high to a grasshopper, didn’t even get a bite opening day of fishing season. Said he: “I can’t do anything I'm a fly fisherman!” with bait. : Cheer up, Sonny, A few warm days and the trout will begin taking flies. David Lamson who chose Nevada City’s atmosphere to Sheriff Tobiassen is a native of the cantonment area of the Camp each member of the family unit, givwrite a novel will have anothing the height, weight, color of eyes, (Nevada County, and has resided with[Beale project, and on the same day the court made possession of the color of hair, age and sex of each The Oroville Olives won a ten inin its confines all his life rearing a one. day Evening Post, out Wedarea available to the United States. large and widely known family of ning ‘ball game from the Grass Val3 Give your exact relationship to ‘Until recently, representatives of this ee ley Miners yesterday to send the children. department ‘were negotiating with each member of your family. Remember.” Its a story of a In seeking re-election Sheiff ToSacramento Valley League again in4 Disclose the amount of sugar the various landowners in an effort biassen points to the fact that now, to a four way tie. : man’s way with a maid. to elose as many cases as possible on in the possession of the family at the The Olives scored two runs in the perhaps as never before experience is a direct purchse basis, and where nepresent time. A United Press dispatch in The top of the tenth to win 7 to 5. The needed in the sheriff’s office to assist One and only one, member of each Sacramento ‘Bee brought to. Lieutgotiations were successful, the money the federal and state authorities in many fans from Grass Valley and ‘was paid directly to the landowners. family unit is to go to the school to enant Bennett’s relatives here their Nevada ‘City who witnessed the game combatting espionage, sabotage and (However, since many of the landapply fo ration books for the whole first news in a long time of the Neare still discussing the umpire’s desubversive activities by aliens. family. Single people not members vada (City air ace, who with three Sheriff Tobiassen and hhiis table Owners have refused to sell their cision in calling a Grass Valley runof a family unit, even if they board othdr army officers are inflicting land at a price commensurate with ner out at first base in the ninth indeputies are fully cognizant of the the government appraisals, it has with a family, must-apply for themheavy damage on Japenese in the ning. From the stands it looked like dangers which exist, for they have been decided to file Declaration of selves. Far East. the runner was safe. The winning attended Federal Bureau of InvesTaking in conjunction with the pendTo us one of the most heartinrun ‘would have scored for Grass Valtigation and other schools of The registrars are teachers of the ing proceedings. breaking effects of war is the anxstruction, and have learned of the local schools. During the period of ley if the runner was called safe. Instructions -have previously ‘been iety and worry suffered by relatives methods used by enemies of this registration there twill (be no afterDr. ‘Norbert Fry of Nevada City issued to the field representatives of those in action. Letters from those’ noon sessions of school. participated in the opening day cerecountry and have learned to combat working in the Camp (Beale area to them. monies at the ball park. Wholesalers and retailers registerin the front lines seldom arrive, and forward condemnation assemblies to The sheriff and his staff have ably ed last ‘week. In the Nevada City dissometimes the only news of loved ‘The (Miners iwill play: Chico in}, Washington immediately in order ones is gained through dispatches of © assisted the FIBI, and are organized trict 52 registered. Grass Valley next Sunday. that Declarations of Taking may be press services. to give assistance at any ‘moment to foe prepared for filing, at which time So Lieut. [Bennett’s tale to a Unimilitary, federal or state authorities. ted (Press correspondent of a sensaSheriff Tobiassen was one of the there will be deposited in the registry tional air battle with the Japanese prime movers in the county civilian of the court the estimated compen er story in this week's Sature nesday, entitled “A Girl Can FOUR COUNTIES POOL ROSE A. BELISLE _ ENGAGED TO WED defense setup, and is now chief of sation for the land. The deposits will FRANK DAVIDSON RESOURCES FOR lbe based on the appraisals submitted protection for the county in that DISASTER AVAILABILITY civil to this department. ‘Under this proorganization. He. has organized an At a recent informal gathering of family friends Mr. and Mrs. William to assist in cedure, the court may release to = ‘A. Belisle annomnoced the engage Herb Hallett, city superintendent efficient ‘body of men of streets attended a meeting of the was just like a letter to the lieu any emergency, and at the same time ment of their daughter, Rose A. Be tenant’s wife, parents here. and_ John Bertsche, Jeweler, Moves To Larger Shop sister (Continued on Page Three) \California Defense (Council in Sacraalso holds in reserve the regular lisle, to Frank Davidson. mento Friday. sheriff’s posse, to serve as’ reserve Davidson graduated from Grass * John Bertsche, jeweler and expert Hallett said Nevada, Yuba, Sierra civilian police. His organization has methods, but has obtained confessValley High School with the class watch repairer, has found business and Placer Counties are in the llth been approved by ‘both the U. S. ions from many criminals’ by studyof 1941. He is now employed in so increasingly good that he has defense zone. There are 12 zones in military and state authorities and is ing their mental processes, and using Grass. Valley. Miss ‘Belisle will be a been obliged to move from 109 W. the state. complete to the last detail. kind treatment and understanding of graduate of the Class of 1942 at NeMain street, Grass Valley, to 114% ‘A plan twas adopted whereby each Nevada County’s sheriff is known their personalities to ge their desired vada City High School. E. Main: street, for larger shop zone would pool all equipment and over almost all of the west as a courinformation. ae) The wedding twill be an event of room. He states that while there is manpower and in the event of a disteous, fearless officer, and has the {Pointing to the fact that he has the early summer. not quite as much demand for new ~ aster in’any one community all respect of the law enforcement administered the duties of the office ‘watches as last year, there is a col available resources will be available agencies with whom he ‘cooperates. without fear or favor, Sheriff TobiasTo Leave For Mariposa— ; : stant call on his albilities for that city. In his two terms of office he has sen said that policy will always be Jack (Curry of Névada City plans and keep in order cle Each community will render a rehandled 1800 prisoners, and none of adhered to, and peoples civil rights to leave Nevada City tonight or toof his clientele. Bertsche port to the defense council on equipthem has escaped, an excellent recand property will be protected on the morrow for Mariposa, where he will erly in charge of South ment and men available.’ ord, He never has used third degree basis of equality for everyone. be employed in'a mine. [time pieces and-clooks. +