October 1, 1945 (4 pages)

Page Four “NEVADA CITY “NUGGET __/ MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1945, Jin about twenty miles of river be[es reduced enough, however to close ae of Stealing . tween Friant and U. S. Highway 99. aonxpiately the existing gap between Motor Cycle had 'Tn previous years the fish have civilian demand and available supClark R. McPherson, 20, was lodg-/} a tendency to crowd at the foot ot. plies of many farm products at cur‘ = zi é bf wr 1° A I dam until’ ripening eggs forced . Hy . rent prices. The chief factors indied: im. the county Tail Salles Sie ' i 5 chy ri ‘the eon es in. e x arrest by Chief of Police James Al-. * ithem to find spawning grounds eate a downward trend in consumers! TOAQUINRIVER em" CASHINCOME «Sass gree by increases in private con: Mel Davis Grass Valley SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1—-More len, on a charge of stealing a motor “PADRES FOREST cycle. =. 5 *It is alleged that MacPherson took . ae? in ‘A Sel! ‘a 9 dA the car from its parking place in. struction and in production of equipCalifornia’s farmers and stoeck‘ ‘ ment. i The Associated Sportsmen of Calithan forty eight thousand salmon Grid Player is Hurt men kept pace with California sPip Dae oe ie ee front of Mrs. V. Crossland’s resi-. fornia has long endeavored to keep have been counted this year at the; Mel Davis, Graes Valley Hish. and plane prodlcers in supplying a = dence. In making his getaway he) the national forests in the’state open River which is a record ak accordSchool student, is seriously ill in a. nation at war, and thé state’s gross Sonora Girl to Wew failed to make the turn at the corner; for public use, and to have those River which ’is a record run, aicordNevada City hospital, as a result of/csah farm income—159.2 per cent Former Canadian Officer of Clark and Sacramento Streets and . pow closed re-opened. It has asked ime to the California State Division . Spleen injury suffered while taking . higher in 1944 than a pice erie Mir. and Mrs. Irvmg E. King.of . I i pert rie n+ F. se inar j ‘ a j 3 aij > « . “dine o + a of Fish and Game’ Previous estimates ‘part in a practice session of the/leads the natioo according to studies . o,,6;a4 > Tuolumne county announced for the highest anticipated run were school’s football squad. of the research department of the z ‘ i 7 8 Heo t is a’ Datis, a member of the Grass Val-. State Chamber of Commerce released oS een —— The motor cycle was badly damaged. . men’s Council and the Central Coast 15,000 and the 48, count 15:4 =f x : = : : “\. ter, Jacqueline, to Warrant Officer PSs : ee , a ri 4 , rarsitv «& j f Weis 2 ‘a t > > . ¢ 2 : me f REE ODT Reeth rey coat ( ti ( 9. welcome surprise. he current run,ley varsity squad, is also musician. today and ‘based on reports and esti . first class, Joseph Buck, late of the Counties Sportsmen and. Conserva crashed into a house on Sacramentd!. for and received the closest collaborStreet. He was arrested as he was . ation from sportsmen’s organizations trying to thumb a ride out of. town.! amone them the Southern Sportswas spawned in 1941 a year before. and plays the bass viol in the orches-/ mates of the U. S. Bureau of Asrieal-. pal Ciedsndian Air Porte, elder sot Lesion’s Ss State Officers tion Council. Friant dam was completed. tra. A surgical operation was per-. tural Economics. ot Yet and Mis. Peank Bock to Speak October 12 The latter group recently met with formed Tuesday following a _ sleepZ : 0: f fog : Congressman. George E. Outland at Spawning conditions for the run en ee _ ef The average monthly wage of Rev. Buck is rector of the Em-. Hague-ThomasHegarty Post of . = : $ : ss tas en Vitec less night. Grid team meu ors have culitoreia’s apvteuliatal workers tenia . manuel Episcopal Church. The marthe American Legion has extended an. Salinas to discuss this problem. The had ther ‘blood typed and Davis has 135.7 per cent during the same per-. Triage of his son and Miss King, now invitation to the men and women of . 'meetng was also attended by bankiod, according to the studies. The. Visiting here, will take place in the the service clubs of Nevada City and/ers ca,ttlemen, farm advisors. ‘and are excellent according to D. H> Fry Supervising Fisheries Researcher of P ‘ already had one transfusion. the Divsion’s Bureau of Marine Fish; : Don Prisk, another senior, on the i . Grass Valley to attend an open meet-. county officials. S se a flow of re than ; ‘ Gaia near future. 2000 ein eo a being sana ce Aaa li a hae wea ge ne erent wee bem ing at the Veterans Memorial BuildThe sportsmen presented all phasS : 5 ) ete P iis Be tooth Wak nant by ta (Ct © TORRE antic bone Wedoebaey i ces gins. Pie uational aoe GUESS FROM FRESNO ing October 12th to hear Command-. es of the problem of forest closure io Bureau of Reclamation and bosauae eer’: el farm RR EES pa wae (Mr. and Mrs. Jos Day of Gold Flat. er Irvin R. Snyder, Department of Outland, who in turn explained what ee eke : Core TESS Sere 2 = aoe have as their guests, Mrs. Day’s bro-. 'California, Homer Caillaux, deporthe had done in the past to keep the the low temperature of the water reOn Trbpedey. October 4 at 1.30 n. Year was $86 per month. 2 : : leased from. Millerton Lake is favorae : : ther Verne Pascoe and his wife, who. ment commander, and other legion . the forests open for public use. He alblEt: AS: nee expects oo Gross cash farm income in Califor-. +eside in Fresno. Pascoe received his. leaders in a general program. jetated he had been very disappointed ed that Friant’ Guild is serving a dessert luncheon. nia totalled $1,744,445,000 during dam will prevent the loss of young) to the members and their guests. At; 1944, 9.8 per cent over the previous fish by floods in the winter months. 9:39 the regular monthly business’ year. This exceeded those of any othThese favorable conditions should meeting will be held with the presi-. er state, and represented 8.5 per cent mean another record run four years gent, Mrs. Benjamin Hall presiding. . of the national. total. from now when the fish now ‘being , ee hese oe i The California gross ana Cart. honorable discharge from the army. The meeting sponsored by the post. in the response and cooperation reon. August 31. after twenty eight. and by the American Legion Auxilceived from the forest service officmonths, service overseas. He was mliary, with,all veterans groups of , ials. the Mediterranean theatre of opera-. Placer and Nevada Counties invited He stated that since his efforts tions stationed at Caserta, Italy ser-. to attend. The public as well as ser-!and those of the sportsmen had so si j : fe eager Pee 2 : \vime= im the chief surgeon’s office. vice club members will be’ welcomfar been ineffective, he would take spawned return as adults, Mre. Richard Kfieffer of the high. jnegme in 1944 broke down: to 3 ee + th t North . ed immediate steps on his return to Of particular interest is the fact school faculty spent the past week 2 nirteen months were spent in Nort : : ; : : 201,440,000 or 68.9 per cent from 8 zs Washington to induce the public that the salmon are content to spawn end at her home in Camptonvill . Africa: in the eervice of supply and : < Pp ©: farm marketing of crops; $499,701,-!;ne remai eager % S d Ch 3 lands committee of congress to make >mdinder with the 10th army] Settees an airs we or 26.8 percent from farm mar. vinbarkation unlt_at Palersé.Sicily. for Camp Beale an on the spot investigation cf the keting of livestock and livestock pro. } Bs 2 Eight settees and ten big easy. Whole forest service policy in this ducts and $43,304,000 or 2.5 per} . chairs were dispatched to Camp . area. cent from government halite or par-j; . Beale Saturday for use in day rooms. Included in the investigation ity payment. = a ; . ‘ . The furniture was the joint project; would ‘be the hot bed of the controvOranges, grapes, peaches, lemons, . . the Grass Valley and Nevada City. ersy the Los: Padres forest which the cotton,) lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes, . NOW AN ARTIST Camp and Hospital Council of the. Associated Sportsmen has pointedly prunes, barley, apricots, hay, walz so = American Red Cross. . and eatedly sought to havereBERKELEY, Sept. 27—Adept at nuts and beans were the principal Mrs. A. E. Kastner of this city. as-. opéned for some years. { cash income crops. wielding ‘both the paint brush and. .iteq by Mrs. R. W. Renfree, special . The sportsmen of the state are reCalifornia citrus fruits brought aj‘room, Nels M. Nelson, artist janitor) service chairman, both of the coun-} iquested by Outland to contact all 1944 cash income of $262,833,000 a!on the Berkeley campus, this month) ¢j}, haq charge of the project. \ California congressmen immediately gain of 29.4 per cent over 1943. and. is discarding the latter implement. Mrs. Robert Durbrow will have; urging their support for the investirepresents 56.6 per cent of the naRetiring after 22 years of univer-. the first party for Camp Beale pat-;gation. He also favored the gathering tional citrus cash farm. income. Or-!. Sity service, the 66 year old Nor-. ijents at her home on Nevada Street . of all factual information ‘by the anges accounted for $197,342,000; wegian born janitor will continue his. weqnesday. The Nevada City Busi. sportsmen to have in readiness to lemons. $56,754,000 and grapefruit. hobby of landscape painting. Nels has. noc; and Professional Women's clubPresent to the investigating commit$8,737,000 last year. won acclaim for himself with this ;. contributine $5 a month to buy, tee if one is authorized. Other estimated cash farm income , hobby which he developed two years The Associated Sportsmen have records for the soldiers. figures on 1944 fruit crops follow: @a30 at the age of 64. For instance, . ee ae eee jagreed to foster the investigetion jranes R= 26 aaa . } . 2g + 5 his ai i = OY Z sak é S c SS Grapes $183,926.000;°anples $15,: is painting, Donner Lake sa an Gras S Vallev Opens land to collect all possible evidence. 503,000; apricots $33,920,000: figs SUmmit was accepted for hanging in War Chest Drive . The State Chamber of Commerce $10,572,000; peaches $56.848.000; “his year’s Oakland art show while’ with Rev. Frank Bnck as general, has recommended support for legisprunes $34,168,000; olives $9.160.-, WOrksof trained university graduate . chairman, the War Chest drive open-: lative investigation’ as outlined by 000. ; students were rejected. ed in Grass Valley this morning,; Outland, particularly in the case of Tree nuts added $43,587,000 to. Nels has had no training in art.;\Committee heads are Mrs. Hugh, Los Padres forest. California cash farm income in 1944. Furthermore he had no interest in! Brown, residential chairman, Mervyn Walnuts accounted for $28,151,000-the subpect until two years ago. He Chenoweth, business section chairand almonds $15,436,000. . , Was transferred in 1940 to the. man, and Clay Caldwell public re‘Puneral arrangements are pending Truck crops including melons pro-. SPrecKles art building as janitor) lations director. in the Hooper and Weaver Mortuary duced $216,656,000 in California; from the _ botany department. After The county budget committee, for Walter MeCrea, farmer of the farm cash income last year. The con-. three years of watching the students} consisting of Wiliam Durbrow, Fred. Lime Kiln district, who died at his tribution of potatoes was $42.600.-; at their work his interest in art be-1~ Cassidy, John J. Looser and Ver home on September 27th, He had 000 and dry beans added $24,806,-. Zan to grow. Finally he gave up his/non Stoll released figures of the been in bad health for several years. 000 in the same period. lunch hours to try his hand. Success! amount to be raised at the three McCrea was born and lived his (California cotton cash income was. W2S the result. county centers: Grass Valley $13,-. life. 57 years, in the district where $50,591,000. Food grains totalled For the most part he just paints} 298: Neveda Cyity $6,274; and Truc-. be died. Prior to his illness he de$26,975,000 including $15,980,000 . from memory the places he has seen. kee $2,168. The total is $21,680. . Voted his entre time to farming and ' from rice. Feed grains and hay total-. 22d@ visited during his vacations. His Headquarters in this this city will; Was noted as a successful and proled. $70,543,000 according to prelim-. 'Golden Gate bridge, which he con-jbe in the chamber of commerce. 8Tessive agriculturist. inary: estimate and sugar beets $12,-. Siders his best work, will be enter-. rooms. Surviving are his wife Mrs. Ma. 082,000. : ed this fall in the New York Art for : ilceemem ee se ea bel McCrea, two sons in the army, Livestock and livestock products! Victory Show. _ Walter Pease, 2md mate in the Leland and Warren McCrea, and a contributed to the state cash farm Stephen C: Pepper chairman of the. Merchant Marine and Mrs. Pease re-. daughter, Nellie McCrea, of San income in the following manner: . @2re department, says ‘we are amazed turned to Berkeley yesterday after. Jose. He leaves two brothers, Elmer (Cattle and calves $125,434,000: hogs} 2t Nels’ work. He has natural talent. spending the week end at the home. of Santa Cruz and George of Lime $29,060,000; sheep and lambs $20,-. 2Nd@ is a real American primitive. of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kiln and a sister, Mrs. Mary Beyers 630,000; dairy products $192.607,-. 'belomeging to the group of artists who Pease. ;also of Lime Kiln. 000; eggs $70,375,000; turkeys. Paint what is termed folk-art.” z $26,419,000; chickens and broilers $21,121,000; wool $9,462,000. “> . No Socialism Wanted Gallup Poll Reveals SD WS FARM INCOME A recent Gallup poll shows that Qo American public opinion is just the ‘ opposite of British opinion regarding enn ONS TRIPPLED IN Zzovernment ownership of railroads, y 1S banks and electric power companNe) hy ies 4S <> lo THIRTY YEA Says an article written by Georze Gallup director of the American Institute of Public Opinion and pubAugust. prices received by farmers ape on < = vue Ce a a averaged 204. per cent of the August =r asad pee aptos 1909-July 1914 level, according to timent is not only overwhelmingly opposed to government ownership of nd As the war came to an end in midSEE YOUR DEALER OR . . Arthur Shultis specialist in farm i railro , banks and .electric power P-G-auvEmanagement of the Agricultural Ex™ nee ane ; 3 tensian ‘Serwlee. “liptvomdieat @ta24 companies, but’is even less in favor PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY : ; a 2°'. of the idea now than a few years ago. ; fornia. He says this level is a de«<éi : 137-W-10-45 Here are the figures: a a . crease from the 206 per cent report“*“Government ownership of the ed by the U. S. D F , Z -i. y Sperement: of Acar railroads—77 per cent disapprove, eult for July 15. are y 23 per cent approve Californi ers Wi: ; or ore Sh be teter *«<Government ownership of banks 3 ested to know that declines in fruit 69 per cent disapprove, 31 per and veggetable prices were primarily re : cent a rove. responsible for this drop. Meat anicca ania A ownership of elecj mal prices also declined from July tric power companies—63 percent EFFECTIVE to August, while prices of dairy and disapprove, 37 per cent approve. poultry products were up seasonally. “<A study of trends in the United The level of civilian demand for ‘ States during the period 1936 to MONDAY, OCTOBER 1ST tarm products will probably con-. a9 45 shows that the percentage of aS ag tinue sufficiently high to maintain seeped ee; yen cdl So easy — it’s downright uf Pua arlene ot meat eases ‘ep ce ape people favoring government ownerOUR STORE WILL OPEN AT 8:30 A. M close to current levels well into ship of railroads. dropped 11 points, Fuller Decoret Enamel brushes } ° e ° B } ; eg nt 4 1946. Reports from Europe indicate I PREECE SS ATE: STE on smoothly and evenly. We = ownership.of banks dropped 10 i = AND CLOSE AT mnorisges at fool and cha nime wiht points and the percentage favoring ave it—in all popular colors. ibe more serious during the coming zovernment ownership of electric winter than at any time since the ” $ . M power companies dropped 6 points. 5:30 P. ‘, start of the war. Purchasers of farm ' " products for relief will tend to inThe District of Columbia was oricrease ' { : : ginally a part of Maryland, which Plaza Grocery * ‘Consumers incomes will be affect-. ceded the territory to the United ¢ m ——— ed by the decline in the wage income/}States in 1790. of industrial. workers, which has been underway for several monthe, The second oldest adobe house in Phone 88 Grass Valley Phone 5 Nevada City J. C, SCHEEMER, PROPRIETOR and will probably be accelerated. . the San Joaquin Valley is located in : ‘ (Consumers incomes are not likely to. Kinies County at Los Robles Rancho. . ? ma . t ‘ er ee Re

Page Four “NEVADA CITY “NUGGET __/ MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1945, Jin about twenty miles of river be[es reduced enough, however to close ae of Stealing . tween Friant and U. S. Highway 99. aonxpiately the existing gap between Motor Cycle had 'Tn previous years the fish have civilian demand and available supClark R. McPherson, 20, was lodg-/} a tendency to crowd at the foot ot. plies of many farm products at cur‘ = zi é bf wr 1° A I dam until’ ripening eggs forced . Hy . rent prices. The chief factors indied: im. the county Tail Salles Sie ' i 5 chy ri ‘the eon es in. e x arrest by Chief of Police James Al-. * ithem to find spawning grounds eate a downward trend in consumers! TOAQUINRIVER em" CASHINCOME «Sass gree by increases in private con: Mel Davis Grass Valley SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1—-More len, on a charge of stealing a motor “PADRES FOREST cycle. =. 5 *It is alleged that MacPherson took . ae? in ‘A Sel! ‘a 9 dA the car from its parking place in. struction and in production of equipCalifornia’s farmers and stoeck‘ ‘ ment. i The Associated Sportsmen of Calithan forty eight thousand salmon Grid Player is Hurt men kept pace with California sPip Dae oe ie ee front of Mrs. V. Crossland’s resi-. fornia has long endeavored to keep have been counted this year at the; Mel Davis, Graes Valley Hish. and plane prodlcers in supplying a = dence. In making his getaway he) the national forests in the’state open River which is a record ak accordSchool student, is seriously ill in a. nation at war, and thé state’s gross Sonora Girl to Wew failed to make the turn at the corner; for public use, and to have those River which ’is a record run, aicordNevada City hospital, as a result of/csah farm income—159.2 per cent Former Canadian Officer of Clark and Sacramento Streets and . pow closed re-opened. It has asked ime to the California State Division . Spleen injury suffered while taking . higher in 1944 than a pice erie Mir. and Mrs. Irvmg E. King.of . I i pert rie n+ F. se inar j ‘ a j 3 aij > « . “dine o + a of Fish and Game’ Previous estimates ‘part in a practice session of the/leads the natioo according to studies . o,,6;a4 > Tuolumne county announced for the highest anticipated run were school’s football squad. of the research department of the z ‘ i 7 8 Heo t is a’ Datis, a member of the Grass Val-. State Chamber of Commerce released oS een —— The motor cycle was badly damaged. . men’s Council and the Central Coast 15,000 and the 48, count 15:4 =f x : = : : “\. ter, Jacqueline, to Warrant Officer PSs : ee , a ri 4 , rarsitv «& j f Weis 2 ‘a t > > . ¢ 2 : me f REE ODT Reeth rey coat ( ti ( 9. welcome surprise. he current run,ley varsity squad, is also musician. today and ‘based on reports and esti . first class, Joseph Buck, late of the Counties Sportsmen and. Conserva crashed into a house on Sacramentd!. for and received the closest collaborStreet. He was arrested as he was . ation from sportsmen’s organizations trying to thumb a ride out of. town.! amone them the Southern Sportswas spawned in 1941 a year before. and plays the bass viol in the orches-/ mates of the U. S. Bureau of Asrieal-. pal Ciedsndian Air Porte, elder sot Lesion’s Ss State Officers tion Council. Friant dam was completed. tra. A surgical operation was per-. tural Economics. ot Yet and Mis. Peank Bock to Speak October 12 The latter group recently met with formed Tuesday following a _ sleepZ : 0: f fog : Congressman. George E. Outland at Spawning conditions for the run en ee _ ef The average monthly wage of Rev. Buck is rector of the Em-. Hague-ThomasHegarty Post of . = : $ : ss tas en Vitec less night. Grid team meu ors have culitoreia’s apvteuliatal workers tenia . manuel Episcopal Church. The marthe American Legion has extended an. Salinas to discuss this problem. The had ther ‘blood typed and Davis has 135.7 per cent during the same per-. Triage of his son and Miss King, now invitation to the men and women of . 'meetng was also attended by bankiod, according to the studies. The. Visiting here, will take place in the the service clubs of Nevada City and/ers ca,ttlemen, farm advisors. ‘and are excellent according to D. H> Fry Supervising Fisheries Researcher of P ‘ already had one transfusion. the Divsion’s Bureau of Marine Fish; : Don Prisk, another senior, on the i . Grass Valley to attend an open meet-. county officials. S se a flow of re than ; ‘ Gaia near future. 2000 ein eo a being sana ce Aaa li a hae wea ge ne erent wee bem ing at the Veterans Memorial BuildThe sportsmen presented all phasS : 5 ) ete P iis Be tooth Wak nant by ta (Ct © TORRE antic bone Wedoebaey i ces gins. Pie uational aoe GUESS FROM FRESNO ing October 12th to hear Command-. es of the problem of forest closure io Bureau of Reclamation and bosauae eer’: el farm RR EES pa wae (Mr. and Mrs. Jos Day of Gold Flat. er Irvin R. Snyder, Department of Outland, who in turn explained what ee eke : Core TESS Sere 2 = aoe have as their guests, Mrs. Day’s bro-. 'California, Homer Caillaux, deporthe had done in the past to keep the the low temperature of the water reOn Trbpedey. October 4 at 1.30 n. Year was $86 per month. 2 : : leased from. Millerton Lake is favorae : : ther Verne Pascoe and his wife, who. ment commander, and other legion . the forests open for public use. He alblEt: AS: nee expects oo Gross cash farm income in Califor-. +eside in Fresno. Pascoe received his. leaders in a general program. jetated he had been very disappointed ed that Friant’ Guild is serving a dessert luncheon. nia totalled $1,744,445,000 during dam will prevent the loss of young) to the members and their guests. At; 1944, 9.8 per cent over the previous fish by floods in the winter months. 9:39 the regular monthly business’ year. This exceeded those of any othThese favorable conditions should meeting will be held with the presi-. er state, and represented 8.5 per cent mean another record run four years gent, Mrs. Benjamin Hall presiding. . of the national. total. from now when the fish now ‘being , ee hese oe i The California gross ana Cart. honorable discharge from the army. The meeting sponsored by the post. in the response and cooperation reon. August 31. after twenty eight. and by the American Legion Auxilceived from the forest service officmonths, service overseas. He was mliary, with,all veterans groups of , ials. the Mediterranean theatre of opera-. Placer and Nevada Counties invited He stated that since his efforts tions stationed at Caserta, Italy ser-. to attend. The public as well as ser-!and those of the sportsmen had so si j : fe eager Pee 2 : \vime= im the chief surgeon’s office. vice club members will be’ welcomfar been ineffective, he would take spawned return as adults, Mre. Richard Kfieffer of the high. jnegme in 1944 broke down: to 3 ee + th t North . ed immediate steps on his return to Of particular interest is the fact school faculty spent the past week 2 nirteen months were spent in Nort : : ; : : 201,440,000 or 68.9 per cent from 8 zs Washington to induce the public that the salmon are content to spawn end at her home in Camptonvill . Africa: in the eervice of supply and : < Pp ©: farm marketing of crops; $499,701,-!;ne remai eager % S d Ch 3 lands committee of congress to make >mdinder with the 10th army] Settees an airs we or 26.8 percent from farm mar. vinbarkation unlt_at Palersé.Sicily. for Camp Beale an on the spot investigation cf the keting of livestock and livestock pro. } Bs 2 Eight settees and ten big easy. Whole forest service policy in this ducts and $43,304,000 or 2.5 per} . chairs were dispatched to Camp . area. cent from government halite or par-j; . Beale Saturday for use in day rooms. Included in the investigation ity payment. = a ; . ‘ . The furniture was the joint project; would ‘be the hot bed of the controvOranges, grapes, peaches, lemons, . . the Grass Valley and Nevada City. ersy the Los: Padres forest which the cotton,) lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes, . NOW AN ARTIST Camp and Hospital Council of the. Associated Sportsmen has pointedly prunes, barley, apricots, hay, walz so = American Red Cross. . and eatedly sought to havereBERKELEY, Sept. 27—Adept at nuts and beans were the principal Mrs. A. E. Kastner of this city. as-. opéned for some years. { cash income crops. wielding ‘both the paint brush and. .iteq by Mrs. R. W. Renfree, special . The sportsmen of the state are reCalifornia citrus fruits brought aj‘room, Nels M. Nelson, artist janitor) service chairman, both of the coun-} iquested by Outland to contact all 1944 cash income of $262,833,000 a!on the Berkeley campus, this month) ¢j}, haq charge of the project. \ California congressmen immediately gain of 29.4 per cent over 1943. and. is discarding the latter implement. Mrs. Robert Durbrow will have; urging their support for the investirepresents 56.6 per cent of the naRetiring after 22 years of univer-. the first party for Camp Beale pat-;gation. He also favored the gathering tional citrus cash farm. income. Or-!. Sity service, the 66 year old Nor-. ijents at her home on Nevada Street . of all factual information ‘by the anges accounted for $197,342,000; wegian born janitor will continue his. weqnesday. The Nevada City Busi. sportsmen to have in readiness to lemons. $56,754,000 and grapefruit. hobby of landscape painting. Nels has. noc; and Professional Women's clubPresent to the investigating commit$8,737,000 last year. won acclaim for himself with this ;. contributine $5 a month to buy, tee if one is authorized. Other estimated cash farm income , hobby which he developed two years The Associated Sportsmen have records for the soldiers. figures on 1944 fruit crops follow: @a30 at the age of 64. For instance, . ee ae eee jagreed to foster the investigetion jranes R= 26 aaa . } . 2g + 5 his ai i = OY Z sak é S c SS Grapes $183,926.000;°anples $15,: is painting, Donner Lake sa an Gras S Vallev Opens land to collect all possible evidence. 503,000; apricots $33,920,000: figs SUmmit was accepted for hanging in War Chest Drive . The State Chamber of Commerce $10,572,000; peaches $56.848.000; “his year’s Oakland art show while’ with Rev. Frank Bnck as general, has recommended support for legisprunes $34,168,000; olives $9.160.-, WOrksof trained university graduate . chairman, the War Chest drive open-: lative investigation’ as outlined by 000. ; students were rejected. ed in Grass Valley this morning,; Outland, particularly in the case of Tree nuts added $43,587,000 to. Nels has had no training in art.;\Committee heads are Mrs. Hugh, Los Padres forest. California cash farm income in 1944. Furthermore he had no interest in! Brown, residential chairman, Mervyn Walnuts accounted for $28,151,000-the subpect until two years ago. He Chenoweth, business section chairand almonds $15,436,000. . , Was transferred in 1940 to the. man, and Clay Caldwell public re‘Puneral arrangements are pending Truck crops including melons pro-. SPrecKles art building as janitor) lations director. in the Hooper and Weaver Mortuary duced $216,656,000 in California; from the _ botany department. After The county budget committee, for Walter MeCrea, farmer of the

farm cash income last year. The con-. three years of watching the students} consisting of Wiliam Durbrow, Fred. Lime Kiln district, who died at his tribution of potatoes was $42.600.-; at their work his interest in art be-1~ Cassidy, John J. Looser and Ver home on September 27th, He had 000 and dry beans added $24,806,-. Zan to grow. Finally he gave up his/non Stoll released figures of the been in bad health for several years. 000 in the same period. lunch hours to try his hand. Success! amount to be raised at the three McCrea was born and lived his (California cotton cash income was. W2S the result. county centers: Grass Valley $13,-. life. 57 years, in the district where $50,591,000. Food grains totalled For the most part he just paints} 298: Neveda Cyity $6,274; and Truc-. be died. Prior to his illness he de$26,975,000 including $15,980,000 . from memory the places he has seen. kee $2,168. The total is $21,680. . Voted his entre time to farming and ' from rice. Feed grains and hay total-. 22d@ visited during his vacations. His Headquarters in this this city will; Was noted as a successful and proled. $70,543,000 according to prelim-. 'Golden Gate bridge, which he con-jbe in the chamber of commerce. 8Tessive agriculturist. inary: estimate and sugar beets $12,-. Siders his best work, will be enter-. rooms. Surviving are his wife Mrs. Ma. 082,000. : ed this fall in the New York Art for : ilceemem ee se ea bel McCrea, two sons in the army, Livestock and livestock products! Victory Show. _ Walter Pease, 2md mate in the Leland and Warren McCrea, and a contributed to the state cash farm Stephen C: Pepper chairman of the. Merchant Marine and Mrs. Pease re-. daughter, Nellie McCrea, of San income in the following manner: . @2re department, says ‘we are amazed turned to Berkeley yesterday after. Jose. He leaves two brothers, Elmer (Cattle and calves $125,434,000: hogs} 2t Nels’ work. He has natural talent. spending the week end at the home. of Santa Cruz and George of Lime $29,060,000; sheep and lambs $20,-. 2Nd@ is a real American primitive. of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kiln and a sister, Mrs. Mary Beyers 630,000; dairy products $192.607,-. 'belomeging to the group of artists who Pease. ;also of Lime Kiln. 000; eggs $70,375,000; turkeys. Paint what is termed folk-art.” z $26,419,000; chickens and broilers $21,121,000; wool $9,462,000. “> . No Socialism Wanted Gallup Poll Reveals SD WS FARM INCOME A recent Gallup poll shows that Qo American public opinion is just the ‘ opposite of British opinion regarding enn ONS TRIPPLED IN Zzovernment ownership of railroads, y 1S banks and electric power companNe) hy ies 4S <> lo THIRTY YEA Says an article written by Georze Gallup director of the American Institute of Public Opinion and pubAugust. prices received by farmers ape on < = vue Ce a a averaged 204. per cent of the August =r asad pee aptos 1909-July 1914 level, according to timent is not only overwhelmingly opposed to government ownership of nd As the war came to an end in midSEE YOUR DEALER OR . . Arthur Shultis specialist in farm i railro , banks and .electric power P-G-auvEmanagement of the Agricultural Ex™ nee ane ; 3 tensian ‘Serwlee. “liptvomdieat @ta24 companies, but’is even less in favor PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY : ; a 2°'. of the idea now than a few years ago. ; fornia. He says this level is a de«<éi : 137-W-10-45 Here are the figures: a a . crease from the 206 per cent report“*“Government ownership of the ed by the U. S. D F , Z -i. y Sperement: of Acar railroads—77 per cent disapprove, eult for July 15. are y 23 per cent approve Californi ers Wi: ; or ore Sh be teter *«<Government ownership of banks 3 ested to know that declines in fruit 69 per cent disapprove, 31 per and veggetable prices were primarily re : cent a rove. responsible for this drop. Meat anicca ania A ownership of elecj mal prices also declined from July tric power companies—63 percent EFFECTIVE to August, while prices of dairy and disapprove, 37 per cent approve. poultry products were up seasonally. “<A study of trends in the United The level of civilian demand for ‘ States during the period 1936 to MONDAY, OCTOBER 1ST tarm products will probably con-. a9 45 shows that the percentage of aS ag tinue sufficiently high to maintain seeped ee; yen cdl So easy — it’s downright uf Pua arlene ot meat eases ‘ep ce ape people favoring government ownerOUR STORE WILL OPEN AT 8:30 A. M close to current levels well into ship of railroads. dropped 11 points, Fuller Decoret Enamel brushes } ° e ° B } ; eg nt 4 1946. Reports from Europe indicate I PREECE SS ATE: STE on smoothly and evenly. We = ownership.of banks dropped 10 i = AND CLOSE AT mnorisges at fool and cha nime wiht points and the percentage favoring ave it—in all popular colors. ibe more serious during the coming zovernment ownership of electric winter than at any time since the ” $ . M power companies dropped 6 points. 5:30 P. ‘, start of the war. Purchasers of farm ' " products for relief will tend to inThe District of Columbia was oricrease ' { : : ginally a part of Maryland, which Plaza Grocery * ‘Consumers incomes will be affect-. ceded the territory to the United ¢ m ——— ed by the decline in the wage income/}States in 1790. of industrial. workers, which has been underway for several monthe, The second oldest adobe house in Phone 88 Grass Valley Phone 5 Nevada City J. C, SCHEEMER, PROPRIETOR and will probably be accelerated. . the San Joaquin Valley is located in : ‘ (Consumers incomes are not likely to. Kinies County at Los Robles Rancho. . ? ma . t ‘ er ee Re