October 7, 1946 (4 pages)

NORCO SLR AR NS eRe (cakes IE PRR ine : PAGE FOUR NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY. OCTOBER /, 1946 coentineicieminaneaiial STOCKMAN WHO SET FIRES FACE. FELONY CHARGE SAN ANDREAS, Oct. 7 M. French State Division investigator for the Mothe1 district reported that Louis L> Ges mnecco, Calaveras stockman was placed in custody County Monday night after confessing the setting of two different fires, lastFriday in the vicinity. of Mat, Calaveras County. Gnecco is charged under Section 600 of the Penal Code for felonously setting fires on lands other than his own. State Division of Forestry fire crews battled the Railroad . Seourme flames until Moi y when! . the y were controlled after burning . ; 294 ¢ +t > than 2300 acres of tin * and grazing lands. More than 80 fire rhters-wete used to control the pee es and suppression costs amountled to $4000 of the taxpayers money. . \ . ; French said—present-statetawpre= cludes the necessity. of stockmen il legally using fire as a land clearance tool. Legally. French continued the st ockman can use fire to clear his. obtaining a burning permit from the Division of Forestry subsequently abiding by the conditions of the permit. Division of Forestry will cocoperate in the control burning by giving advice on precautionary measures necessary by the rancher to insure that the flames don’t spread to properties of others. When wild fires are not demanding the services of the > lands by first office and personnel FALL Riding —FIRST ANNUAL— SOME. GOOD, SOME BETTER! ALL.A ‘BARGAIN! JOPAMAVI ing Club . GLENWOOD ROAD . . planes 'actually standing state fire protection men and equinment, the division will cooperate by by:during the burnaynecco if ing pertod. convicted of the felonous charge faces a penalty of one to ten years in a state prison. MONKEY CARGO TO FIGHT POLIO ARRIVESINS. E. One hundred forty three monkeys will arrive aboard a specially heated flying boat, Hawaiian Mars, at Alameda Ntval Air Station today destined for five educational instituions for use in the control of inmantile paraylsis. Their Arrival is the culmination of five months planning by Brayton Wilbur, president of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerece and L. J. Francisco, executive vice president of. Connell Brothers Company, importers, from the Philippines. The navy plane load to arrive today has been coddled all ‘the way across the Pacific since it left the SALE Horses +thipment fer Philippines September 30. The freight space is kept at a tropical 80 degrees, the monkeys have been fer their favorite tropical fruits, and they will be unloaded into heated trucks for, delivery to the bay area institutions where research in infantile paralysis is carried on. Institutions to receive monkers under the present plan: Stanford University, Hooper Research Foundation of the University of. California, Yale University, John Hopkins University and University of MichiCarl-F. Meyer, of the Hooper Foundations will. accept the first distribution.--It-is—estimated that 14,000 more monkeys are needed immediately to carry on an effective campaign against the disease, Only a short time ago, the monkeys were living.-on the overgrown plantation which is owned by Intergan. Now PARKING 8 A.M. TO8P. iM. —Under New Management— —THE— i TOWN TALK MARKET FINE GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLESDo Your Shopping {jn & Pleasant Atmosphere WHERE SERVICE iS COURTEOUS PRICES ‘ARE REASONABLE. -_And The Customer Is Always Right Open . FACILITIES UNLIMITED EVERY ‘DAY _as well as S & S GARAGE TELEPHONE 264-5 Leterrier tO LAA AAA MMMM NMI MINIM NIN MII INO III Motor Rebuilding Is OUR SPECIALTY—Completely equipped for rebuilding, reboring and motor tune-up, general repairs. 108 CLARK STREET HOUSES, STORES REMODELING WANT TO BUILD? SANDIFORTH . to the take off point of the . Mars, and-from there.they_ have made . riving in ; ment in national Harvester Company but which was confiscated ‘bv the Japenese when they invaded the Philirpines and is-now a jungle. Lured . by bananas and sweet potatoes the monkeys were trapped in cages, chartered plantation travelled 600 miles by from the isolated navy a fast trip to Alameda. The navy is putting aboard 1000 pounds more fruit at Honolulu to assure their argood condition. Any fruit . not eaten will be thrown overboard . one hour before the plane’s arrival lat the airfield in compliance with . California law. Procuring tropical fruit to satisfy 153 monkeys upon arrival is only . a small part of what Francisco calls his monkey business. From Manila he directed the collection of the Maeacus type monkeys the construction of special cages to house the monkeys until the number was large enough to make the first shipment, the paytrade goods rather than money to the natives who made the capture and the final shipment to this country. He arrived here in San Francisco a few days in advance of this first shipment to arrange for their safe transfer to the inetitutions for ‘which they were collected. Francisco igs a long time Manila resident and business man who was by the Japanese for three years in San Tomas prison camp with his family\ His association with Connell Secthunk. Company and the WilburEllis Company of Manila brought him the monked assignment the first part of which is completed today. Plang for additional shipments of monkeys to this country are indefin-: ite but collections in the Philippines are continuing and a census of the needed type of monkeys has been taken. Institutions which relied on monkeys from Java and Burma before the war are now hoping to receive thousands of the Macacus monkeys to continue their fight against infantile paralysis. You buy 4000 calories for .each dollar when you buy a CARE food package. HONEY HOW’S YOUR HONEY? Bring Your Container for Smaller, Lots at 30c A ‘POUND GOLD FLAT APIARIES COME AND GET IT! DEMOCRAT ASKS WILL ROGERS TO ANSWER QUERIES J accusing juniorWillRog‘of the campaign, Flattly ers of trying to sidestep issues United States “senatorial J. E. O'Neill, prominent Fresno business man, and a nregistered Democrat, yésterday challenged young Rogers to answer two questions recently put to him by: U. S. Senator William F. Knowland. -‘Although young Rogers has stated that he supports the Stuttgart speech of Secretary of State Byrnes . and that he is opposed to appease. ment, he,has never: said what ‘he. thought of Wallace’s ‘proposals on foreign policy, which are contrary to those of Byrnes,” O’Neill/ charged. “Further, Rogers has fot answered the charge made by Senater Knowland regarding a speech Rogers made before a section of the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco last March. In that speech, which was reported in the cehub‘s bulletin, Rogers was quoted as favoring a lower standard of living in the United States so that other nations would be less jealous of us. Rogers only reply to ‘that one,’ O’Neill said, “was to term the charge a lie.” “Senator Knowland answered that one,’ O'Neill continued, ‘by producing proof in the form of a photostatic copy of the bulletin.” O’Néill said that the fact that Jas. Roosevelt chairman of the Democrtic state committee, had been quoted as saying that there are no. ‘“‘fundamental differences’’ ‘between _— the foreign policy stands of Byrnes.and Wallace and that Roosevelt also stated “I am convinced that Rogers azrees with this’’ makes it imperatcivic leader NEVADA ‘THEATRE Direction T. and D. Jr., Enterprises, tne. MONDAY AND TUESDAY With Fred MacMURRAY and ANNE BAXTER e@ @WEDNESDAY THURSDAY LOVER COME BACK With LUCILLE BALL and GEORGE BRENT JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME MARTHA STEWART and RICHARD CRANE ive for Rogers to speak up and state, . in his own words, whether-he is for) or against the Wallace plan. ‘Many New Deal one . Silv. left wing groups have Under Management of en endorsement to Wallace’s pro-'. : JOHN and KIM } Russian views,” O'Neill continued, AMBLER BECKETT. 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley “and I think the citizens of Califer-. nia .have a right to stand on this subject. BEER, WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste know -R. gers’ It is one.of the vital_issues of the campaign. “The public is also entitled to ad clean cut answer from Rogers on . whether he still believes, as he did . in March, that this nation’s standard should be lowered.” living . White bread is back again—-White a , : lies never left. = COES RIGHT ON KILLING THEM! COOKING On Something Like This? Come into ALPHA HARDWARE CO. AND BUY A POST-WAR Wedgewood Gas Range $145.00 AL Hardware Co. NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 5 GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 88 _Available Now At . i Notice to Taxpayers Taxes of the City of Nevada for the year 1946 are now due and payable. If not paid before 5 P. M. on Monday, October 14, 1946 a penalty of ten per cent will be added. Office hours: 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M:; 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon on seg ad SAM’ HOOPER, ExOfficio Tax Collector, City of Nevada. Smith's FUN! FUN! FUR! 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NORCO SLR AR NS eRe (cakes IE PRR ine : PAGE FOUR NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY. OCTOBER /, 1946 coentineicieminaneaiial STOCKMAN WHO SET FIRES FACE. FELONY CHARGE SAN ANDREAS, Oct. 7 M. French State Division investigator for the Mothe1 district reported that Louis L> Ges mnecco, Calaveras stockman was placed in custody County Monday night after confessing the setting of two different fires, lastFriday in the vicinity. of Mat, Calaveras County. Gnecco is charged under Section 600 of the Penal Code for felonously setting fires on lands other than his own. State Division of Forestry fire crews battled the Railroad . Seourme flames until Moi y when! . the y were controlled after burning . ; 294 ¢ +t > than 2300 acres of tin * and grazing lands. More than 80 fire rhters-wete used to control the pee es and suppression costs amountled to $4000 of the taxpayers money. . \ . ; French said—present-statetawpre= cludes the necessity. of stockmen il legally using fire as a land clearance tool. Legally. French continued the st ockman can use fire to clear his. obtaining a burning permit from the Division of Forestry subsequently abiding by the conditions of the permit. Division of Forestry will cocoperate in the control burning by giving advice on precautionary measures necessary by the rancher to insure that the flames don’t spread to properties of others. When wild fires are not demanding the services of the > lands by first office and personnel FALL Riding —FIRST ANNUAL— SOME. GOOD, SOME BETTER! ALL.A ‘BARGAIN! JOPAMAVI ing Club . GLENWOOD ROAD . . planes 'actually standing state fire protection men and equinment, the division will cooperate by by:during the burnaynecco if ing pertod. convicted of the felonous charge faces a penalty of one to ten years in a state prison. MONKEY CARGO TO FIGHT POLIO ARRIVESINS. E. One hundred forty three monkeys will arrive aboard a specially heated flying boat, Hawaiian Mars, at Alameda Ntval Air Station today destined for five educational instituions for use in the control of inmantile paraylsis. Their Arrival is the culmination of five months planning by Brayton Wilbur, president of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerece and L. J. Francisco, executive vice president of. Connell Brothers Company, importers, from the Philippines. The navy plane load to arrive today has been coddled all ‘the way across the Pacific since it left the SALE Horses +thipment fer Philippines September 30. The freight space is kept at a tropical 80 degrees, the monkeys have been fer their favorite tropical fruits, and they will be unloaded into heated trucks for, delivery to the bay area institutions where research in infantile paralysis is carried on. Institutions to receive monkers under the present plan: Stanford University, Hooper Research Foundation of the University of. California, Yale University, John Hopkins University and University of MichiCarl-F. Meyer, of the Hooper Foundations will. accept the first distribution.--It-is—estimated that 14,000 more monkeys are needed immediately to carry on an effective campaign against the disease, Only a short time ago, the monkeys were living.-on the overgrown plantation which is owned by Intergan. Now PARKING 8 A.M. TO8P. iM. —Under New Management— —THE— i TOWN TALK MARKET FINE GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLESDo Your Shopping {jn & Pleasant Atmosphere WHERE SERVICE iS COURTEOUS PRICES ‘ARE REASONABLE. -_And The Customer Is Always Right Open . FACILITIES UNLIMITED EVERY ‘DAY _as well as S & S GARAGE TELEPHONE 264-5 Leterrier tO LAA AAA MMMM NMI MINIM NIN MII INO III Motor Rebuilding Is OUR SPECIALTY—Completely equipped for rebuilding, reboring and motor tune-up, general repairs. 108 CLARK STREET HOUSES, STORES REMODELING WANT TO BUILD? SANDIFORTH . to the take off point of the . Mars, and-from there.they_ have made . riving in ; ment in national Harvester Company but which was confiscated ‘bv the Japenese when they invaded the Philirpines and is-now a jungle. Lured . by bananas and sweet potatoes the monkeys were trapped in cages, chartered plantation travelled 600 miles by from the isolated navy a fast trip to Alameda. The navy is putting aboard 1000 pounds more fruit at Honolulu to assure their argood condition. Any fruit . not eaten will be thrown overboard . one hour before the plane’s arrival lat the airfield in compliance with . California law. Procuring tropical fruit to satisfy 153 monkeys upon arrival is only . a small part of what Francisco calls his monkey business. From Manila he directed the collection of the Maeacus type monkeys the construction of special cages to house the monkeys

until the number was large enough to make the first shipment, the paytrade goods rather than money to the natives who made the capture and the final shipment to this country. He arrived here in San Francisco a few days in advance of this first shipment to arrange for their safe transfer to the inetitutions for ‘which they were collected. Francisco igs a long time Manila resident and business man who was by the Japanese for three years in San Tomas prison camp with his family\ His association with Connell Secthunk. Company and the WilburEllis Company of Manila brought him the monked assignment the first part of which is completed today. Plang for additional shipments of monkeys to this country are indefin-: ite but collections in the Philippines are continuing and a census of the needed type of monkeys has been taken. Institutions which relied on monkeys from Java and Burma before the war are now hoping to receive thousands of the Macacus monkeys to continue their fight against infantile paralysis. You buy 4000 calories for .each dollar when you buy a CARE food package. HONEY HOW’S YOUR HONEY? Bring Your Container for Smaller, Lots at 30c A ‘POUND GOLD FLAT APIARIES COME AND GET IT! DEMOCRAT ASKS WILL ROGERS TO ANSWER QUERIES J accusing juniorWillRog‘of the campaign, Flattly ers of trying to sidestep issues United States “senatorial J. E. O'Neill, prominent Fresno business man, and a nregistered Democrat, yésterday challenged young Rogers to answer two questions recently put to him by: U. S. Senator William F. Knowland. -‘Although young Rogers has stated that he supports the Stuttgart speech of Secretary of State Byrnes . and that he is opposed to appease. ment, he,has never: said what ‘he. thought of Wallace’s ‘proposals on foreign policy, which are contrary to those of Byrnes,” O’Neill/ charged. “Further, Rogers has fot answered the charge made by Senater Knowland regarding a speech Rogers made before a section of the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco last March. In that speech, which was reported in the cehub‘s bulletin, Rogers was quoted as favoring a lower standard of living in the United States so that other nations would be less jealous of us. Rogers only reply to ‘that one,’ O’Neill said, “was to term the charge a lie.” “Senator Knowland answered that one,’ O'Neill continued, ‘by producing proof in the form of a photostatic copy of the bulletin.” O’Néill said that the fact that Jas. Roosevelt chairman of the Democrtic state committee, had been quoted as saying that there are no. ‘“‘fundamental differences’’ ‘between _— the foreign policy stands of Byrnes.and Wallace and that Roosevelt also stated “I am convinced that Rogers azrees with this’’ makes it imperatcivic leader NEVADA ‘THEATRE Direction T. and D. Jr., Enterprises, tne. MONDAY AND TUESDAY With Fred MacMURRAY and ANNE BAXTER e@ @WEDNESDAY THURSDAY LOVER COME BACK With LUCILLE BALL and GEORGE BRENT JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME MARTHA STEWART and RICHARD CRANE ive for Rogers to speak up and state, . in his own words, whether-he is for) or against the Wallace plan. ‘Many New Deal one . Silv. left wing groups have Under Management of en endorsement to Wallace’s pro-'. : JOHN and KIM } Russian views,” O'Neill continued, AMBLER BECKETT. 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley “and I think the citizens of Califer-. nia .have a right to stand on this subject. BEER, WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste know -R. gers’ It is one.of the vital_issues of the campaign. “The public is also entitled to ad clean cut answer from Rogers on . whether he still believes, as he did . in March, that this nation’s standard should be lowered.” living . White bread is back again—-White a , : lies never left. = COES RIGHT ON KILLING THEM! COOKING On Something Like This? Come into ALPHA HARDWARE CO. AND BUY A POST-WAR Wedgewood Gas Range $145.00 AL Hardware Co. NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 5 GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 88 _Available Now At . i Notice to Taxpayers Taxes of the City of Nevada for the year 1946 are now due and payable. If not paid before 5 P. M. on Monday, October 14, 1946 a penalty of ten per cent will be added. Office hours: 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M:; 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon on seg ad SAM’ HOOPER, ExOfficio Tax Collector, City of Nevada. Smith's FUN! FUN! FUR! Many Thrilling Rides Side Show Attractions Oct. 8,9,10, ll and 12 VETERANS’ MEMO ~BUIL FOR YOUNG AND OLD Greatest Shows WITH Concessions AND IN REAR OF RIAL GRASS VALLEY