November 27, 1944 (4 pages)

mend, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1944 NEVADA CITY NUGGET AMER, SCIENTISTS Lagging behind the rest ofthe LOS Statione ry Editor an@ f'u.. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday ana iiiu:sdsy BERKELEY, Noy. 27—A commit City, California, and enter-d'as ma thé gecond clags in tl-2 postoffice at tee hag been formed to aid Dr. Ber nardo, A. Houssay of Buenos Aires, City under Act of Cor./ess, March 3, noted biologist and endoctrinologist loyal to the allied cause, according to Dr. Herbert Evans. chairman and director of the Institute of Experi mental Biology on the Berkeley campus of the University of California. afford to have our county tagged as Dr. Houssay and staff were disone of those failing to carry its full ¢eharged from their positions in a share of the load. I understand that *#X SYMPHONY «xx LORD BALTIMORE ** CASCADE x** YOU WILL . FIND ~ HERE— the largest assortment of writ ing material in town. ~ NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF state supported institution for their some counties have gone over thse We sympathy with the allied cause and top as much as 129 per cent. must not let it be said that some ‘disapproval of the gctions taken by “EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE Boxed Paper, Portfolios, Tab lets, Envelopes, Mail. ". COUNTYTAXES Mail, V aces, 1 R. E. Harris er of other scientific journals. ° “Many American investigators have expresseda wish to contribute Z to @ modest sum to be used in this -. way as evidence of desire to assist looking there I and se to Myit the sul PORTR AITS ". @ ‘distinguished colleague and associates,” . ditional three per cent will be add : 107 Mill Street, Grass Valley ed thereto. The remaining one half U. S. Army and daughter Mrs. Briof : DIRECTORY : 5 o'clock p .m., and unless paid proir PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 400 d Street aged 37 years. Funeral services were of All taxes may be paid at the tim Office Hours: 10 2a.m.; 2-5 p. 1B. fvenings 7-8. Phone 395 X*RAY BERKELEY, Nov. 27—Dr. Joseph held in Grass Valley November 24. the first installment ag herein proof rN B. W. HUMMELT, M. D. William Bbaugh, son of Mrs. Mahel piece or parcel of land separately as Wrianger, University In le DOCTORS there to three pér cent will be added . ———— : Es BBAUGH—Near Nevada City, Neto the amount thereof together with ‘vada County, November 17, 1944, a further charge of 50c for each lot, Lemons ‘of Richmond, Contra Costa sessed and for each assessment County, a native of Nevada County, personal property: California Interment was in the Pine e and Hitchcock lecturer on. Cemetery in Nevada City. strafed minutes in my § of the ; Japs ¢ enough: game b PROFESSIONAL quent the 20th day of April, 1945( at DEATH ’ strafed my on ammup made : which i fighter. Phone 8-W the taxes on all real property will. * delle Barth of Oakland. Following funeral services in Santa Cruz, the be payable on and after the first day of January, 1945, and will be delinremains were interred in the Odd his a Cemetery there. men a three ¢ were S$ the fiel Leav way, b ing al paid before the 5th day of Decem Santa Cruz and Verle. Gray of:the land, a . of the TELEPHONE 100 year iiidicated his need of at Surviving are his wife Mrs; Viola ber, 1944. at 5 o’clock p, m., an adconsistent, sistent, we might take this least current subscriptions to a numGray, two sons, Glendon Gray of to the seen th THE REXALL DRUG STORE society has charged itself with send CHIROPRACTOR Grove vided is due and payable. Taxes are payable at the Treaaur again ¢ Mogaun without getting strafed: caught at Bhan river be dred rc and left DR. E. B. SMITH er’s and Tax Collectors office, Neley campus in 1930 shares CHIROPRACTOR TEEN: vada AGE County Courthouse, CONFE RENCE Nobel Prize in. Medical ReNevada Office Hours, Daily—1i0 a. m. to ._ Four City, Grass Californ Valley ia. young people = Dr. Herbert Gasser head 12 -Noon, 1 p. m. to 5 p: m. Mon-_ Her Institute, the attended the first "Teen Age Conell day, Wednesday and Friday 7 p. m. ference held Saturday and Sunday in Ex Officio Collector and Céunty on in Stockholm an413 West Main Street, _ to 8 p. m. Sacramento. They were Marilyn AnTreasurer, Nevada City, Cali= a iwe men both physioiogiat s, . 1°80" Josephine Gliko, Grass Valley , Phone 432. Howard “fornia. Opie and Don Davis. They represent‘. Were awarded the prize for work in. ATTORNEYS demonstrating the reaction of nerve ed Graas Valley’s Recreation Center Nevada City, Nevada fiber responses on a cathode ray County, November 19, 1944, to Mr. jascillograph. The scientists found and Mrs. L. M: Wood of Grass Valthat various strands in a bundle of ley, a son. Nevada City Tansmit that individual nerve cells County, November 18, 1944, to Mr. are ‘like tubular electriral ‘condenand Mrs. Herbert Costa, a son. The Holmes ‘Funeral Home service is priced within the means of all, Ambulance service at all hours. Sees Phone 208 — ELECTION After 34 years as professor of DhyWANTED —Woman for general At a meet ing held: in Sheriff-Cari ¥ sology at Washington University, ane housework and care of two chilst. J. Tobiassen’s office the : . Louis, ‘Dr. Erlanger became evada-. dren to live on place. Apply at profesSierra Peace Officers — “Phone 244-J. still teachelected Thomas ‘Lawrence, 11271te resi-. . @s and experiments. The physiolo . reast lete? gdent; A. W. McGagin, ist was born in San Fr ancise and obpresident; George DeSoto, second. WANTED POSITION as companion degree from the Unito elderly person or couple. Would vice president; William French, 3rd versity of California in 1895. In vice president, Gene John do plain cooking. Write care of son, ser we . Or emeritus last Julf. He ‘ BERKELEY, Nov. 27—In joining Grass Valley GRASS VAELEY Doris McDaniel. 2tp WOOD — Two tier or more delivered in Nevada ; coused Siirveyor. 203 West Main 8t. PHYSICIAN City er Grass Valley. Jakes Wood Office Hour e: 1 to 3. 7 to 8 p. m. Yard, Cartoscelli Place, Grass Sundays 11:30 to 12:30. Valley-Nevada City Highway. (129 South Auburn » Grass Valter Phone Grass alley 360 4-13-Lmoc If No Answer—Graes Valley .17-W . the faculty on the Berkeley campus WANTED — Coin collections. L. E. CARI PO WER JON of the University of California as a ES MD lecturer in Portuguese, Mario Cam arinha Da Silva, a Brazilian is seeing the United States for the first LOCAL eta 3mo.-11-13 . @ftice ‘time. The South Ameriéan ‘arrived on the campus early this month and ‘during the fall will = : force, , 7 Befo re comi ng to Berkeley, CamSaturday night,‘ according to the. atin ha Da Silvo taught Spanish Am 471-W or 39. > 3-1tft erican literature at the Faculdade ,. man William J. ; Sproul, who was off Catholica de Dilosofia'and the FacLoud Speaker Systems for Rent. Complete stock of Portable and Club Cafe. Patrolman} Ulcade de Filosofia de Instituto San-. large type radio batteries. ART’S ta Ureula in Rio neth Manuel, ‘across the de Janiero. He was RADIO HOSPTTAL — Specialists in Radio ills. 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984 . On entering the also technical assistant in the lancafe, ‘O'Dea swung at him and missguage division of the Serviceo Nac uffed him took to the city handc jail. When he remohim ved ta heen handcuffs O'Dea slugged him. ional de Aprendigagem Industrial on . the origin of Brazilian novels. The re is no similiarity between 1! "Dea is charged with assault anq. Brazalian campuses and those ‘of the {battery and Fesisting an officer. . . United Stat es, Cam "Dea, during the Past week, has . ®#Y8, In Rio, univ arinha da Silva ersity buildings are not centralized on one-campus as in this country, but are scat tered throughout the city. The Univ ersi ty trial Irvin W. Davis, wh o shot ‘of Rio de Janiero with its many [and killed Bbhaugh wh fields of study, has a larg en the ‘latter . e inroll irnyger gre of ae was chargment. However in all fields exce ")@ with the murder ugh of ‘Henry Lewis ‘teaching, men outnumber the wompt on October 15t h. an invasion a mechan en. The South American says the cultural interchange of stud ents be 7 to 8 p. m. Reliable Transfer, Grass Vahey, Weekly trips to bay area. Phone. *. members of ‘the Grass Valley “police literature. — nee cl 3: niture bought’and sold. Hills Flat: uct ¢lasses rass Valley, accused of striking two in Portuguese readingcond and Brazilian street Hours: 1 to Sundays 11:30 to 12:30 AND LONG DISTANCE 329 South Auburn St., Grass Vall ey moving in standard furniture van. Phone Grass Valley 17-W First class staroge facilities, Fur-. ———— WOMEN’S CIVIC GLUB . ‘ Regular meetings the 2nd ané . ] 4th Thursdays of the month, at the Grammar School Auditorium. 2:30 : Phasaley ereiine at Peg pag . Hike Home, Pine St. Rhone 108. Bilks welcome. N. S. G. W. P. Meets every Tuesday evenine at Py*utan Castle, 232 Broad Stre e’ Visiting Native Sons welcome, ized divtween universitiesin : Brazil and the mses about 18,000 gal lons of. United States is greater now than hour it is on the move. * ever before. > # on. a realization that post war dreams, to be realized, include b. and aspirations, a stuff known as Hie {five lectures on Theations Analysis of the BRAZILIAN SEES : 1 Manifest of “UC CA Se AE tieoe ea: eer Unita> ed States Miner alEngin Surve ying e FOR SALE—PINE ? ine Ftin CONNOR 4 te National Hotel. ; MINING ENGINEERS aoe 1930 : Nevada Clty ‘AI. *E et ‘cock lecturer on the canipus in treasurer. PAGz Fert 193he 2 received the honorary LLD degree from the university. As Hitchgeant at arms, and H. F. Sofge, secTetary ; = OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 I00F ‘Meets every Tuesday evening at -7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. A _ . 246 Sacramento St. SEE Es sers” and that impulses of pain dedenon d the tiniest nerve strands. ” Telephone 28 ie 3” COSTA—In Nevada City, Nevada . ATPFORNRY AT LAW Opi, Building Broad Sireet BIRTHS ease Esa nerves differ in the impulses they : piA PERE ire { E WOOD—In impulses along isolated nerve strand SS leg recording the speed and volume of ee ee &s fibres to electrical impulses. In ex. Periments they sent .small electrical’ at the gathering. g ently cipline. inks. the Argentine government, With the other county had to fill in where oe a jaid of private funds they have estabwe lacked.’ lished an inetitute of biology and experimental medicine and are conFormer Nevada City tinuing their scientific investigation Re-ident Dies In Santa Cruz News of the death of Charles jut they have been cut off from the The taxes on all personal property Gray, 70, has been received in this excellent library built up by them secured by real property and oneand given to the University of eity by his friends. Gray came ro half of the taxes on all real property g The Pacific —Coast (Nevada City when eight years of age for the fiscal year beginning July 1, the Pan American Medical with his parents. After graduating 1944, and ending June 30, 1945, will from the local schools he married be due on November Ist, 1944, and = files of the annual -re‘Miss Viola Ragon in 1896. He moved will be delinquent on the 5th day of chemistry and physioto Lincoln with his family in 1991 December, 1944, at 5 o’clock p. m., least two years subscripand from there,to Lodi in 1908. A and unless paid prior thereto six per i ‘our other scientific jouryear ago the family moved to Santa cent will be added to the amvunt E Is. Dr. Evans reports. A letter (Cruz wheré Gray passed away on thereof, and if said one half be not November 18th. : is Gee across ‘from Dr. Houssay dated June 14 of demon: Compete assortment of gir ~. TS (U. . \C. STUDENT ANGELES, Nov. 27—Maria Quezon, daughter of the to date reports a 97.6 attainment of late Manuel Quezon, has enrolled on the $21,090,000 goal, 19 of the 58 the Los Angeles campus of the Unia special counties have failed to meet their versity of California as student in chemistry and physics. quota. Although Miss Quezon already. Nevada county is one of these with 74.2 per cent attained accordholds a Bachelor of Arts degree from ing to the county drive chairman, the University of Sante Tomas in Vernon Stoll who urged residents Manila she now expects to follow a who have not donated to do so at pre-medical course, which she hopes to complete upon her return to the once. 3 Z “With less than 3 per cent needed Philippines. She is now living in Los to reach the state quota, we .can’t Angeles with her family. NOTED BIOLOGIST atNevada City. — we DAUGHTER OF QUEZON ENROELS* state in the War (hest drive which ‘Zeneida ed. Printed andPublished by statute ‘fin O35 /URGES 100 PCT. WAR ‘CHEST RESPONSE . AND ARGENTINAS. ‘Street, Phone 86. EEE

mend, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1944 NEVADA CITY NUGGET AMER, SCIENTISTS Lagging behind the rest ofthe LOS Statione ry Editor an@ f'u.... Published Semi-Weekly, Monday ana iiiu:sdsy BERKELEY, Noy. 27—A commit City, California, and enter-d'as ma thé gecond clags in tl-2 postoffice at tee hag been formed to aid Dr. Ber nardo, A. Houssay of Buenos Aires, City under Act of Cor./ess, March 3, noted biologist and endoctrinologist loyal to the allied cause, according to Dr. Herbert Evans. chairman and director of the Institute of Experi mental Biology on the Berkeley campus of the University of California. afford to have our county tagged as Dr. Houssay and staff were disone of those failing to carry its full ¢eharged from their positions in a share of the load. I understand that *#X SYMPHONY «xx LORD BALTIMORE ** CASCADE x** YOU WILL . FIND ~ HERE— the largest assortment of writ ing material in town. ~ NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF state supported institution for their some counties have gone over thse We sympathy with the allied cause and top as much as 129 per cent. must not let it be said that some ‘disapproval of the gctions taken by “EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE Boxed Paper, Portfolios, Tab lets, Envelopes, Mail. ". COUNTYTAXES Mail, V aces, 1 R. E. Harris er of other scientific journals. ° “Many American investigators have expresseda wish to contribute Z to @ modest sum to be used in this -. way as evidence of desire to assist looking there I and se to Myit the sul PORTR AITS ". @ ‘distinguished colleague and associates,” . ditional three per cent will be add : 107 Mill Street, Grass Valley ed thereto. The remaining one half U. S. Army and daughter Mrs. Briof : DIRECTORY : 5 o'clock p .m., and unless paid proir PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 400 d Street aged 37 years. Funeral services were of All taxes may be paid at the tim Office Hours: 10 2a.m.; 2-5 p. 1B. fvenings 7-8. Phone 395 X*RAY BERKELEY, Nov. 27—Dr. Joseph held in Grass Valley November 24. the first installment ag herein proof rN B. W. HUMMELT, M. D. William Bbaugh, son of Mrs. Mahel piece or parcel of land separately as Wrianger, University In le DOCTORS there to three pér cent will be added . ———— : Es BBAUGH—Near Nevada City, Neto the amount thereof together with ‘vada County, November 17, 1944, a further charge of 50c for each lot, Lemons ‘of Richmond, Contra Costa sessed and for each assessment County, a native of Nevada County, personal property: California Interment was in the Pine e and Hitchcock lecturer on. Cemetery in Nevada City. strafed minutes in my § of the ; Japs ¢ enough: game b PROFESSIONAL quent the 20th day of April, 1945( at DEATH ’ strafed my on ammup made : which i fighter. Phone 8-W the taxes on all real property will. * delle Barth of Oakland. Following funeral services in Santa Cruz, the be payable on and after the first day of January, 1945, and will be delinremains were interred in the Odd his a Cemetery there. men a three ¢ were S$ the fiel Leav way, b ing al paid before the 5th day of Decem Santa Cruz and Verle. Gray of:the land, a . of the TELEPHONE 100 year iiidicated his need of at Surviving are his wife Mrs; Viola ber, 1944. at 5 o’clock p, m., an adconsistent, sistent, we might take this least current subscriptions to a numGray, two sons, Glendon Gray of to the seen th THE REXALL DRUG STORE society has charged itself with send CHIROPRACTOR Grove vided is due and payable. Taxes are payable at the Treaaur again ¢ Mogaun without getting strafed: caught at Bhan river be dred rc and left DR. E. B. SMITH er’s and Tax Collectors office, Neley campus in 1930 shares CHIROPRACTOR TEEN: vada AGE County Courthouse, CONFE RENCE Nobel Prize in. Medical ReNevada Office Hours, Daily—1i0 a. m. to ._ Four City, Grass Californ Valley ia. young people = Dr. Herbert Gasser head 12 -Noon, 1 p. m. to 5 p: m. Mon-_ Her Institute, the attended the first "Teen Age Conell day, Wednesday and Friday 7 p. m. ference held Saturday and Sunday in Ex Officio Collector and Céunty on in Stockholm an413 West Main Street, _ to 8 p. m. Sacramento. They were Marilyn AnTreasurer, Nevada City, Cali= a iwe men both physioiogiat s, . 1°80" Josephine Gliko, Grass Valley , Phone 432. Howard “fornia. Opie and Don Davis. They represent‘. Were awarded the prize for work in. ATTORNEYS demonstrating the reaction of nerve ed Graas Valley’s Recreation Center Nevada City, Nevada fiber responses on a cathode ray County, November 19, 1944, to Mr. jascillograph. The scientists found and Mrs. L. M: Wood of Grass Valthat various strands in a bundle of ley, a son. Nevada City Tansmit that individual nerve cells County, November 18, 1944, to Mr. are ‘like tubular electriral ‘condenand Mrs. Herbert Costa, a son. The Holmes ‘Funeral Home service is priced within the means of all, Ambulance service at all hours. Sees Phone 208 — ELECTION After 34 years as professor of DhyWANTED —Woman for general At a meet ing held: in Sheriff-Cari ¥ sology at Washington University, ane housework and care of two chilst. J. Tobiassen’s office the : . Louis, ‘Dr. Erlanger became evada-. dren to live on place. Apply at profesSierra Peace Officers — “Phone 244-J. still teachelected Thomas ‘Lawrence, 11271te resi-. . @s and experiments. The physiolo . reast lete? gdent; A. W. McGagin, ist was born in San Fr ancise and obpresident; George DeSoto, second. WANTED POSITION as companion degree from the Unito elderly person or couple. Would vice president; William French, 3rd versity of California in 1895. In vice president, Gene John do plain cooking. Write care of son, ser we . Or emeritus last Julf. He ‘ BERKELEY, Nov. 27—In joining Grass Valley GRASS VAELEY Doris McDaniel. 2tp WOOD — Two tier or more delivered in Nevada ; coused Siirveyor. 203 West Main 8t. PHYSICIAN City er Grass Valley. Jakes Wood Office Hour e: 1 to 3. 7 to 8 p. m. Yard, Cartoscelli Place, Grass Sundays 11:30 to 12:30. Valley-Nevada City Highway. (129 South Auburn » Grass Valter Phone Grass alley 360 4-13-Lmoc If No Answer—Graes Valley .17-W . the faculty on the Berkeley campus WANTED — Coin collections. L. E. CARI PO WER JON of the University of California as a ES MD lecturer in Portuguese, Mario Cam arinha Da Silva, a Brazilian is seeing the United States for the first LOCAL eta 3mo.-11-13 . @ftice ‘time. The South Ameriéan ‘arrived

on the campus early this month and ‘during the fall will = : force, , 7 Befo re comi ng to Berkeley, CamSaturday night,‘ according to the. atin ha Da Silvo taught Spanish Am 471-W or 39. > 3-1tft erican literature at the Faculdade ,. man William J. ; Sproul, who was off Catholica de Dilosofia'and the FacLoud Speaker Systems for Rent. Complete stock of Portable and Club Cafe. Patrolman} Ulcade de Filosofia de Instituto San-. large type radio batteries. ART’S ta Ureula in Rio neth Manuel, ‘across the de Janiero. He was RADIO HOSPTTAL — Specialists in Radio ills. 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984 . On entering the also technical assistant in the lancafe, ‘O'Dea swung at him and missguage division of the Serviceo Nac uffed him took to the city handc jail. When he remohim ved ta heen handcuffs O'Dea slugged him. ional de Aprendigagem Industrial on . the origin of Brazilian novels. The re is no similiarity between 1! "Dea is charged with assault anq. Brazalian campuses and those ‘of the {battery and Fesisting an officer. . . United Stat es, Cam "Dea, during the Past week, has . ®#Y8, In Rio, univ arinha da Silva ersity buildings are not centralized on one-campus as in this country, but are scat tered throughout the city. The Univ ersi ty trial Irvin W. Davis, wh o shot ‘of Rio de Janiero with its many [and killed Bbhaugh wh fields of study, has a larg en the ‘latter . e inroll irnyger gre of ae was chargment. However in all fields exce ")@ with the murder ugh of ‘Henry Lewis ‘teaching, men outnumber the wompt on October 15t h. an invasion a mechan en. The South American says the cultural interchange of stud ents be 7 to 8 p. m. Reliable Transfer, Grass Vahey, Weekly trips to bay area. Phone. *. members of ‘the Grass Valley “police literature. — nee cl 3: niture bought’and sold. Hills Flat: uct ¢lasses rass Valley, accused of striking two in Portuguese readingcond and Brazilian street Hours: 1 to Sundays 11:30 to 12:30 AND LONG DISTANCE 329 South Auburn St., Grass Vall ey moving in standard furniture van. Phone Grass Valley 17-W First class staroge facilities, Fur-. ———— WOMEN’S CIVIC GLUB . ‘ Regular meetings the 2nd ané . ] 4th Thursdays of the month, at the Grammar School Auditorium. 2:30 : Phasaley ereiine at Peg pag . Hike Home, Pine St. Rhone 108. Bilks welcome. N. S. G. W. P. Meets every Tuesday evenine at Py*utan Castle, 232 Broad Stre e’ Visiting Native Sons welcome, ized divtween universitiesin : Brazil and the mses about 18,000 gal lons of. United States is greater now than hour it is on the move. * ever before. > # on. a realization that post war dreams, to be realized, include b. and aspirations, a stuff known as Hie {five lectures on Theations Analysis of the BRAZILIAN SEES : 1 Manifest of “UC CA Se AE tieoe ea: eer Unita> ed States Miner alEngin Surve ying e FOR SALE—PINE ? ine Ftin CONNOR 4 te National Hotel. ; MINING ENGINEERS aoe 1930 : Nevada Clty ‘AI. *E et ‘cock lecturer on the canipus in treasurer. PAGz Fert 193he 2 received the honorary LLD degree from the university. As Hitchgeant at arms, and H. F. Sofge, secTetary ; = OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 I00F ‘Meets every Tuesday evening at -7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. A _ . 246 Sacramento St. SEE Es sers” and that impulses of pain dedenon d the tiniest nerve strands. ” Telephone 28 ie 3” COSTA—In Nevada City, Nevada . ATPFORNRY AT LAW Opi, Building Broad Sireet BIRTHS ease Esa nerves differ in the impulses they : piA PERE ire { E WOOD—In impulses along isolated nerve strand SS leg recording the speed and volume of ee ee &s fibres to electrical impulses. In ex. Periments they sent .small electrical’ at the gathering. g ently cipline. inks. the Argentine government, With the other county had to fill in where oe a jaid of private funds they have estabwe lacked.’ lished an inetitute of biology and experimental medicine and are conFormer Nevada City tinuing their scientific investigation Re-ident Dies In Santa Cruz News of the death of Charles jut they have been cut off from the The taxes on all personal property Gray, 70, has been received in this excellent library built up by them secured by real property and oneand given to the University of eity by his friends. Gray came ro half of the taxes on all real property g The Pacific —Coast (Nevada City when eight years of age for the fiscal year beginning July 1, the Pan American Medical with his parents. After graduating 1944, and ending June 30, 1945, will from the local schools he married be due on November Ist, 1944, and = files of the annual -re‘Miss Viola Ragon in 1896. He moved will be delinquent on the 5th day of chemistry and physioto Lincoln with his family in 1991 December, 1944, at 5 o’clock p. m., least two years subscripand from there,to Lodi in 1908. A and unless paid prior thereto six per i ‘our other scientific jouryear ago the family moved to Santa cent will be added to the amvunt E Is. Dr. Evans reports. A letter (Cruz wheré Gray passed away on thereof, and if said one half be not November 18th. : is Gee across ‘from Dr. Houssay dated June 14 of demon: Compete assortment of gir ~. TS (U. . \C. STUDENT ANGELES, Nov. 27—Maria Quezon, daughter of the to date reports a 97.6 attainment of late Manuel Quezon, has enrolled on the $21,090,000 goal, 19 of the 58 the Los Angeles campus of the Unia special counties have failed to meet their versity of California as student in chemistry and physics. quota. Although Miss Quezon already. Nevada county is one of these with 74.2 per cent attained accordholds a Bachelor of Arts degree from ing to the county drive chairman, the University of Sante Tomas in Vernon Stoll who urged residents Manila she now expects to follow a who have not donated to do so at pre-medical course, which she hopes to complete upon her return to the once. 3 Z “With less than 3 per cent needed Philippines. She is now living in Los to reach the state quota, we .can’t Angeles with her family. NOTED BIOLOGIST atNevada City. — we DAUGHTER OF QUEZON ENROELS* state in the War (hest drive which ‘Zeneida ed. Printed andPublished by statute ‘fin O35 /URGES 100 PCT. WAR ‘CHEST RESPONSE . AND ARGENTINAS. ‘Street, Phone 86. EEE