September 28, 1944 (4 pages)

——— “God grants liberty only to those who love it, and are ready to guard and defend it.”—Daniel Webster Nevada City Nugget . : The Nugget is delivered to your home twice a week S for only 30 cents per month If you want to read ahead y rn friends, your neighbors, and yo' (a aanae COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA Cal Vol. 18, No. 77 ae The County Seat ey pas _NEVADA CITY, Y, CALIFORNIA Sateen THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 194 4 _The Gold Center ENGLISH ENGINEER WRITES T UNIONISM RIDES. [MINERAL SURVEY. YESTERDAY WAS HU. MAXFIELD OF WAR'S HAVOC MOTION PICTURE OF STATE BEGUN VICTORY FLEET DAYINSF. . WM. SECSWORTH INDUSTRY APIARIST PASSES RSET THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE By EDW. C. UREN : town, read The Nugget. If you hear the jingle of eilver as “gome. nickel-plated New: Dealer passH. U. Maxfield of San Francisc o #s you,on the street it is dollars to recen tly received a letter from A. B. ‘doughnuts that he is looking for a ghance to place a bet on the “indis Under mandate from the recent special session of the legislature, the (California State Divisoin of Mines Thompson, noted English engineer and a friend of Many years in Lon Unionism in the motion picture inhas undertaken a survey of the ecoVictory Fleet Day, Septombér af, dustry hag held a stranglehold on: nomic position of the state’s mineral the third anniversary of the birt independent motion picture producresources to deteremine to what exthe war time merchant fleet, ? Englishmen and Americans regarders, it was stated at a lumcheon of tent they may provide post war emdedicated to the shipping compa ni _ high crescendo as the fateful day William Segsworth, apiarist, who ing Hitler: “and his gang of ruffof the United States who have mainthe Right to Work committee today ployment. — ‘approaches and bets of two to one has lived on Shaw‘s Hill outside of ians’. The letter follows: by C. C. Burr, pioneer motion picture gre being offered and taken. Yes, The report is being prépared by Grass Valley for many years, passed producer, former advertising general Samuel H. Dolbear, mining engitieer tion at war. ‘know of a bet of five to one, Dear Mr. Maxfield: away Tuesday evening while enroute Very many thanks for posting me manager of Paramount Pictures Corof New York and Los Angeles. tomhich was immediately covered by a to a hospital. The War Shipping Ad n poration. In recent years Burr has gether with a number of independ“good Republican who said that even the statément of the Original SixHe had been lying beside the road directed that this years ¢e teen to One Mine from whim I gathen‘=f he lost it was a good bet. apparently for sometime, : near his produced pictures for the world wide ent mining and .metallurgical be in honor of the American gineers .and the engineers of the Arguments are so heated that taper that you are suffering from the own gate, when Mr. and Mrs. Mit-}. independent market. lines successful accomplishment mines division. _ pooted New ‘Dealers classify Dewey same kind of disabilities as ourselychell Stowe of 2/22 Park avenue, Nethe most complex and most “Under the present system, a tech‘as a Siwash upstart who is not fit es. Well what matters if only we devada City driving past, stopped to ous. transportation task in. nician who has the chance to work The report will appraise the im“to sit at the same trough with Mr. stroy the wicked ‘influences of Hitinvestigate. They found Segeworth in a studio cannot do so if he does mediate post war outlook and sugThree years ago, on GSepte “Roosevelt when it comes to statesjler and his gang of ruffians, who extremely ill, summoned. help and 27, 1941, the first of the 1 not belong to a union because of the gest legislation and other measures -manship and experience— particuseem to stand at no form of brutality got him into his residence. He died in closed shop agreements, and if he looking toward greater activity in ships, the Patrick Henry was laur “arly experience. Quite forgetting devised by inhuman wretches. He is the Hooper and Weaver ambulance ed at Baltimore, the forerunner desires to join so he can work he is the mineral industries. ‘that Mr. Dewey is a seventh cousin getting his desserts now, however, called to take him to a hospital. His denied that right, ‘because most Every county in the state has been thousands of vessels under the VU,” ‘ef Mr. Roosevelt and Who’s Who and some of his educated torturers, death was caused by a heart attack Hollywood unions will not accept commission’s emeée a source of mineral products in tne maritime doesn’t list any Indian hiding in the may feel less happy than they did a to which he was subject. new members,” Burr said. The clospast and over 50 different “mineral building program. Today the few months ago. I do hope that no family tree.” Segsworth. was a native of Canada ed shop is a vicious practice that is substances are mined in commercial over 3400 vessels — Liberty ‘The Deweyites of course respond silly sentimentality will prevent the aged 78 years. He leaves a_ niece, denying thousands of worthy actors quantities. The total value in 1943 tankers, the standard C-type ¥ to these.» attacks with adjectives allies from chasing. those brutes to Mrs. L. M. Hodges, of New York. and studio technicians their Ameriwag $426,445,280 an increase of one and other ships—under hale ‘of qualifying the New Deal in language earth responsible for the atrocities Funeral arrangements are pending in can right to earn a.living in their half million dollars over 1942 and the WSA and. optrated by the priin all occupied countries. London and the Hooper and Weaver Mourtuary. “that is better not in print. chosen profession. the highest. since 1919, notwith‘vate shipping companies. Of course, when it comes to exthe southern parts of England have Due to the broadly conceived Me The majority of independent prostanding that gold mining has. been “perience as a qualification—just as certainly suffered gravely from the ducers are inactive because of these almost non-existent because of prochant Marine Act of 1936 the bombings, and tens of thousands of “the New Dealers say—Mr. Rooseveit ited States had a maritime unions prictices, he declared, Today hibitions of the WPB. ig in a class by himself and we Repeople have been rendered homeless w. under. the present system, before a , Some of the present activity is established and in production publicans bashfully admit that Govby indiscriminate bombing but there producer makes a picture he ‘first due to the need for critical and ‘the second world war came. Itg : ernor Dewey is lacking in that exare few complaints, although many has to receive permission from the strategic minerals for the-war--probuilders were launching fine mod perience Roosevelt has basked in for have lost ail their wordly treasures unions and if this permission is degram and a part of that’ production fast liners and: freighters. They and necessities. Our house has been athe past twelve years. District Ranger Joseph Ely of Tanied, there“is no resourse from the will cease at the termination of the being ably operated by the priv Governor Dewey, for instance, has rocked scores of times by exploding hoe national forest reports that six union’s decision. . Burr stated the} war. owned Ameridan Flag lines. It ; mever had the experience of stuffing bombs but no gerious damage has rehunters. from Byron, San Joaquin only way to cure this problem 2 is. : The resumption of gold mining and this nucleus of experienced ‘the courts in order to have them sulted and our nerves are unaffectCounty, discovered a lightning causthrough state legislation such ~as civilian construction is expected 10 ment and sea going personm give him the green light in his efed. London is in a mess but time and ed fire in his section, Forest Hill, Proposition’ 12, which if passed in replace the post war drop. in part: enabled the lines to accept forts to. subdue the business interwork will remove the gears but will Placer County and after extinguishthe November election will give fill tht great task so sud The report will be published by not replace the many million bits of “ests of the country. ing it, sent a note to the Truckze every Califorian his inalienable right. the Division of Mines early in 1945. upon them by the war. Vi Mr. ‘Dewey hasn’t had the experiantiquity which attracted all lovers Tanger station. Ely was promply noto seek, obtain and hold employment day, it is hoped, will bring he ence of being convinced by the Harof art, historians and antiquarians. tified and a suppression crew was without interference, because he . millions of Americans the 41 vara professors and various other On the charred ruins of many sites, sent to thei sceme. does or does not belond to a labor fact that our enormous The crew found that the hunters organization. addle-brained gentry who believe flowers have sprunk up in profusion merchant marine today is ber as if in defiance of Hitler’s wickedhad done a very thorough job in putt we can spend ourselves Tich. ated not by the WSA— only strattgic control. of eh _Dewey_is lacking in “the exness. It is strange how wild flowers ting out the flames. Not an ember perience of setting up a free clearand ferns come from nothing just as remained. Ely stated in his report to ‘duration of the war—but b steamship companies, : ing house for foreign gold at premthey did after the great fire in Lonheadquartirs in Nevada City that pensable man” come election time, }don, England, which undoubtedly ow only six weeks ahead. voices the sentiment of millions of Argumegts and bets are reaching tained the global life lines of 4 na HUNTERS PUT OUT FOREST FIRE DEMOCRATS RALLYTO AID “HOUSER DRIVE In my cpare time I busy myself sportsmen and other forest users, Kentucky and closing all hig counwriting up my life for publication prevents many fires from reaching otry’s gold mines while his neighbors and in this you figure as one of my devastating proportions. The forest’ sturdy examples of fellowship based service welcomes such cgoperation. ‘Mr. Dewey has never had the exon the belief in all that is good, prience of killing off the little pigs d:.dumping critical foodstuffs in syit.speaks well for the eff prompt action.on the. part.of.the tum_ prices, storing it in a-cavern in ‘wontinue to produce. LR. on il SUCCUMBS IN ethical and moral. Your stories of (Californian comradship have left an order to create what Henry Wallace undying memory in my mind. How I eaills “scarcity economics.’’ Which is should have loved to have been as ANOTHER PAIR OF SHOES MAY BE. HAD NOVEMBER 1 ganization. ant’ mature expe’ Thomas R. Reynolds, brother of ‘the. American shippi A. H. Reynoldg business man of this ganization and matu city, passed away Monday morning . . ious governmentaley in Sacramento. Northern California’ Democrats The deceased was born in: Wiles, could. thereafter organ began rallying in. numbers to the Great Britain and came to the United es to hondle fleets of et time standard of Fred Houser, candidate States with his parents when a boy: tied: eet for United States senator, yesterday to: say that this destruction makes He was reared in Nevada City and with the formation of an executive went to school here. ‘things scarce, thereby raising the sociated with you in the ventures. During. his pil hit sombidaa fleets to which you made so successful through committee for the area headed by “price, which in turn, enriches the younger yearg he: was. employed by vouela in.1940, wer fair and honorable dealings with all 'Randolpr Whiting, attorney, and one r the late Frank Ww. Taylor‘who operlabor racketeers and makes the poor men. of California’s outstanding Democraated a coffee and tea store in the -typical veteran compariy ‘poorer. You get the point dontcha? My last lecture! was on’ oil in Portstance, operating/202,000 ‘tics leaders. And so we-could go on enumeratlate nineties in Nevada City. ugal and I have done quite a bit of tons‘ in, December 194 Included in the Democratic coming’ Mr. Dewey’s shortcomings in In Sacramento-he was employed Another shoe ration stamp will New Deal philosophy until it got writing for journals and daily pacome into use beginning November mittee are Seth Millington, fraternal by Hale Brothers and Weinstockhandling —over 825,0 pers. They were based on my persontons of ships ffor WSA leader, rancher and attorney, GridLubin and Company, serving both . " tiresome to listen to, and so we must al knowledge of countries where the 1‘the OPA said today. In addition, ley, Mrs. William F. Chipman forI ‘turn: to Mr. Roosevelt’s statesmancompanies until retired because of “The total war both of the currently valid thoe couconfl rage has Afri Russi d; ca, ict a, in December 1941 com: mer president of the League ‘of ill health. He was 67 years of age ship which, at the moment is so infrak, Burma., Romania and Canana pons— Airplane stamps 1 and 2 in Women Voters, Philip J. Fay, civic and leaves two daughters, Mrs. Gertion of*the’ Merchant ‘Sispensabie at the. peace table. War Ration Book Three—will overleader, San Francisco, ‘ahd James trude. Polfus of Stockton, and Mrs. pyitad, importance. This stategmanship was not in (Alaska Highway.) What a godsend it was that you lap the new stamp and will continue R. Thompson, state chairman CaliHazel Phillips, a private first class} oe, dence during the crucial period entered the war and thereby settled to be good indefinitely. fornia Association of American Demin the WAC now stationed. in Gole-) : . 1936 to. the start of the war, . : Decisions as to which new stamp/. the fae of one of the most intolerocrats, Oakland: rado. for, hoth he and. his congress must will be-used for shoes hag not yet have. known through government iicies What was in the offing not nly with Hitler, but with the Jap as well. ant crowds of tyrannous respots the ‘world has ever known. been eached, but rationing officials For troop tegnenOy, Under direction ‘of this committee Houser for senator elubs are be I trust you are still in good health said that formal action to designate ing formed in’ the forty eight northif older, and that you, will live to see the valid stamp will be taken short ern California counties. Severel ly before November 1. clubs are proposed for each of the Since November 1/1943 when airter five years of anxiety. The Japs Bven you and I, and the, man on peace and prosperity oncemore af the street prophesied and remarked larger communities. plane stamp 1 came into use, new) “In one of the most thrilling elec; Ahat we would: be gettin® the scrap will soon crumble up under allied pressure once fhe men a material shoe stamps have been-validated at. tion: contests in California history, gix months intervals. Airplane stamp are freed for wider «ser ‘Ered Houser was elected . utenant. ck at us. And when it did come}~ 2 was made valid’ last M ny “With ‘Kindest regards. ‘Bovyernor two years ago with a mar-/}% 60 ‘childilshly © unprepared that The demand ‘authori: by” this. A. BEEBY, THOMPSON. gin, as the Democrats point out; that BERKELEY, Sept 245—A. skeleton e ‘Providence alone saved z. 8, I keep very fit ‘but have io ration rate ‘has exceeded production must properly be accredited to the of a moa extinet giant bird of New Y ‘from destruction. of rationed ‘type shoes for civilians, from we were selling the Jap thrown ‘No, Mr. Dewey hasn’t had any of . . this experiente because his ideas Democratic support. Houser was Zealand, © was ‘Teeeitly: given to thet lected wit! Spe Republican ~ vote Museum of Pale logy on the. : tion of ration type inventories. These and “one o1 ird of the state’s Democ‘Berkeley campus ‘of the University of. inventories were very heavy . when ratic vote. rationing stafted, and eo ha¥e been A leader in the “economy bloe” in California, according’ to an ‘announ. ’ ‘cement by Dr. Charles,L. Camp, dir-. able to absorb the reduction, OPA the state legislature which saved the ector of the museum. ‘resulting as anticipated, in a reduc ‘Tabor available. . ve been following quite a differt groove. Ag governor of New York administration has brought forth 20 criticism from any source because BLOOD DONORS le has‘selected his staff from the TO VISITS. F. SATURDAY Jes of good and sensible business n instead of, crack pots and radi said. Therefore the present ration ‘taxpayers $200, 000,000 Houser has rate is being maintained, but as pre There were once twenty thtee Jong:‘tons of cargo. been acclaimed by Democrats and viously stated my the WPB and the Republicans as one of the ablest kinds of these ostrichlike birds in United States. The 1 New Zealand; some of them were OPA, no increase in shoe supplies that in this great mo men ever named as a candidate for twelve feet tajl . with broad, long, gan be expected until substantially Public office in California. He is acdown curved beaks. They had slugae a sane administration in larger quanties of leather than are eredited with a record of staying on gish habits and browsed on grasses, ‘ashington that would for once ennow in sight can be made available ithe job. The first special bus for blood. leaves and berries. Dr. Camp said. courage business instead of .eternalfor civilian. use. Consumers who are donors will leave Saturday for San Their braing were small, dy x preragemethods to hamsring VENISON DINNER * and still holding either or both of the men Francisco, provided 45 larger than those of turkeys, and preceding shoe stamps — airplane}: Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post of n volunteer for the trip by this wome when men appeared on the island the ‘We are prone to forget the prom-. } da samps 1 and 2—were assured that the American Legion Tuesday night evening. The bus will leave Neva moas were hopelessly outclassed. iss and statements of professional Valley this currency will remain valid and enjoyed 4 big venison stew in the The last of the moas were probably City at 5:30 a. m. and Grass are Politicians. Perhaps the politicians Veterans Memorial Building. Comtrip in so need not be spent until shoes . And what a relief it would Ye hardly. themselives forget until the record is at 6 a. m. making the round eaten by natives about the tne of} : actually needed. mander Gene Chester was chef and school bus has been secured Captain Cook. Pulled on them—then how embarrasa day. T the dinner took place following the ; the excursion. The moa skeleton. presented to the. for Sing. We wonder how the wiseregular meeting of the post. isco DISTURBED THE PEACE university was secured “by Sending the bus to San Franc racking ‘Mr. Roosevelt felt the other volunteers is da County Phillips, a graduate student CHARGED WITH BURGLARY @¥ening when he ran up against the with Neva Mrs. J. W. Henry, alias Molly Me-4 the Nevada City and -; Dewey buzz saw in Oklahoma? sponsored by: Grass Valley Red ontology. Phillips is now in the U. Bob Spencer, 20, an employee of. Chapters. Jone, arrested in _Ntvada City Sun‘Marine and spends his j @ Truékee contracting “firm, was1S. Merchi peace the ing disturb day evening for spare time collecting. Those making the trip. are asked to lodged in the Nevada County jail because they Tuesday pleaded guilty before Justme kfast ‘brea y the ncegm. heart a eat ‘The Business and Professfonal George Gildersleeve. yesterday charged with burglary. Peace the of ice again eat to tted permi Women’s Club members were guests swill. not be Mike Bimbo, who signed, the comhave Get Friday as the day for sentencing last evening of Mrs. R. J. Berggren, until their ‘blood donations plaint alleged that Spencer had en-. nek cc office sheriff’s the to ng Accordi her. portation is President of the club, at her home, been taken. The trans tered.his house at night with intent ‘Pnanciseo fates Yuba yk a from ronnie came Henry Mrs. de their ‘Cross volunteers will provi 210 Gethsemane street. Plans for free but ‘the coming» year were discussed. own meals. — City. See, commit laavany. . :

——— “God grants liberty only to those who love it, and are ready to guard and defend it.”—Daniel Webster Nevada City Nugget . : The Nugget is delivered to your home twice a week S for only 30 cents per month If you want to read ahead y rn friends, your neighbors, and yo' (a aanae COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA Cal Vol. 18, No. 77 ae The County Seat ey pas _NEVADA CITY, Y, CALIFORNIA Sateen THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 194 4 _The Gold Center ENGLISH ENGINEER WRITES T UNIONISM RIDES. [MINERAL SURVEY. YESTERDAY WAS HU. MAXFIELD OF WAR'S HAVOC MOTION PICTURE OF STATE BEGUN VICTORY FLEET DAYINSF. . WM. SECSWORTH INDUSTRY APIARIST PASSES RSET THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE By EDW. C. UREN : town, read The Nugget. If you hear the jingle of eilver as “gome. nickel-plated New: Dealer passH. U. Maxfield of San Francisc o #s you,on the street it is dollars to recen tly received a letter from A. B. ‘doughnuts that he is looking for a ghance to place a bet on the “indis Under mandate from the recent special session of the legislature, the (California State Divisoin of Mines Thompson, noted English engineer and a friend of Many years in Lon Unionism in the motion picture inhas undertaken a survey of the ecoVictory Fleet Day, Septombér af, dustry hag held a stranglehold on: nomic position of the state’s mineral the third anniversary of the birt independent motion picture producresources to deteremine to what exthe war time merchant fleet, ? Englishmen and Americans regarders, it was stated at a lumcheon of tent they may provide post war emdedicated to the shipping compa ni _ high crescendo as the fateful day William Segsworth, apiarist, who ing Hitler: “and his gang of ruffof the United States who have mainthe Right to Work committee today ployment. — ‘approaches and bets of two to one has lived on Shaw‘s Hill outside of ians’. The letter follows: by C. C. Burr, pioneer motion picture gre being offered and taken. Yes, The report is being prépared by Grass Valley for many years, passed producer, former advertising general Samuel H. Dolbear, mining engitieer tion at war. ‘know of a bet of five to one, Dear Mr. Maxfield: away Tuesday evening while enroute Very many thanks for posting me manager of Paramount Pictures Corof New York and Los Angeles. tomhich was immediately covered by a to a hospital. The War Shipping Ad n poration. In recent years Burr has gether with a number of independ“good Republican who said that even the statément of the Original SixHe had been lying beside the road directed that this years ¢e teen to One Mine from whim I gathen‘=f he lost it was a good bet. apparently for sometime, : near his produced pictures for the world wide ent mining and .metallurgical be in honor of the American gineers .and the engineers of the Arguments are so heated that taper that you are suffering from the own gate, when Mr. and Mrs. Mit-}. independent market. lines successful accomplishment mines division. _ pooted New ‘Dealers classify Dewey same kind of disabilities as ourselychell Stowe of 2/22 Park avenue, Nethe most complex and most “Under the present system, a tech‘as a Siwash upstart who is not fit es. Well what matters if only we devada City driving past, stopped to ous. transportation task in. nician who has the chance to work The report will appraise the im“to sit at the same trough with Mr. stroy the wicked ‘influences of Hitinvestigate. They found Segeworth in a studio cannot do so if he does mediate post war outlook and sugThree years ago, on GSepte “Roosevelt when it comes to statesjler and his gang of ruffians, who extremely ill, summoned. help and 27, 1941, the first of the 1 not belong to a union because of the gest legislation and other measures -manship and experience— particuseem to stand at no form of brutality got him into his residence. He died in closed shop agreements, and if he looking toward greater activity in ships, the Patrick Henry was laur “arly experience. Quite forgetting devised by inhuman wretches. He is the Hooper and Weaver ambulance ed at Baltimore, the forerunner desires to join so he can work he is the mineral industries. ‘that Mr. Dewey is a seventh cousin getting his desserts now, however, called to take him to a hospital. His denied that right, ‘because most Every county in the state has been thousands of vessels under the VU,” ‘ef Mr. Roosevelt and Who’s Who and some of his educated torturers, death was caused by a heart attack Hollywood unions will not accept commission’s emeée a source of mineral products in tne maritime doesn’t list any Indian hiding in the may feel less happy than they did a to which he was subject. new members,” Burr said. The clospast and over 50 different “mineral building program. Today the few months ago. I do hope that no family tree.” Segsworth. was a native of Canada ed shop is a vicious practice that is substances are mined in commercial over 3400 vessels — Liberty ‘The Deweyites of course respond silly sentimentality will prevent the aged 78 years. He leaves a_ niece, denying thousands of worthy actors quantities. The total value in 1943 tankers, the standard C-type ¥ to these.» attacks with adjectives allies from chasing. those brutes to Mrs. L. M. Hodges, of New York. and studio technicians their Ameriwag $426,445,280 an increase of one and other ships—under hale ‘of qualifying the New Deal in language earth responsible for the atrocities Funeral arrangements are pending in can right to earn a.living in their half million dollars over 1942 and the WSA and. optrated by the priin all occupied countries. London and the Hooper and Weaver Mourtuary. “that is better not in print. chosen profession. the highest. since 1919, notwith‘vate shipping companies.. Of course, when it comes to exthe southern parts of England have Due to the broadly conceived Me The majority of independent prostanding that gold mining has. been “perience as a qualification—just as certainly suffered gravely from the ducers are inactive because of these almost non-existent because of prochant Marine Act of 1936 the bombings, and tens of thousands of “the New Dealers say—Mr. Rooseveit ited States had a maritime unions prictices, he declared, Today hibitions of the WPB. ig in a class by himself and we Repeople have been rendered homeless w. under. the present system, before a , Some of the present activity is established and in production publicans bashfully admit that Govby indiscriminate bombing but there producer makes a picture he ‘first due to the need for critical and ‘the second world war came. Itg : ernor Dewey is lacking in that exare few complaints, although many has to receive permission from the strategic minerals for the-war--probuilders were launching fine mod perience Roosevelt has basked in for have lost ail their wordly treasures unions and if this permission is degram and a part of that’ production fast liners and: freighters. They and necessities. Our house has been athe past twelve years. District Ranger Joseph Ely of Tanied, there“is no resourse from the will cease at the termination of the being ably operated by the priv Governor Dewey, for instance, has rocked scores of times by exploding hoe national forest reports that six union’s decision. . Burr stated the} war. owned Ameridan Flag lines. It ; mever had the experience of stuffing bombs but no gerious damage has rehunters. from Byron, San Joaquin only way to cure this problem 2 is. : The resumption of gold mining and this nucleus of experienced ‘the courts in order to have them sulted and our nerves are unaffectCounty, discovered a lightning causthrough state legislation such ~as civilian construction is expected 10 ment and sea going personm give him the green light in his efed. London is in a mess but time and ed fire in his section, Forest Hill, Proposition’ 12, which if passed in replace the post war drop. in part: enabled the lines to accept forts to. subdue the business interwork will remove the gears but will Placer County and after extinguishthe November election will give fill tht great task so sud The report will be published by not replace the many million bits of “ests of the country. ing it, sent a note to the Truckze every Califorian his inalienable right. the Division of Mines early in 1945. upon them by the war. Vi Mr. ‘Dewey hasn’t had the experiantiquity which attracted all lovers Tanger station. Ely was promply noto seek, obtain and hold employment day, it is hoped, will bring he ence of being convinced by the Harof art, historians and antiquarians. tified and a suppression crew was without interference, because he . millions of Americans the 41 vara professors and various other On the charred ruins of many sites, sent to thei sceme. does or does not belond to a labor fact that our enormous The crew found that the hunters organization. addle-brained gentry who believe flowers have sprunk up in profusion merchant marine today is ber as if in defiance of Hitler’s wickedhad done a very thorough job in putt we can spend ourselves Tich. ated not by the WSA— only strattgic control. of eh _Dewey_is lacking in “the exness. It is strange how wild flowers ting out the flames. Not an ember perience of setting up a free clearand ferns come from nothing just as remained. Ely stated in his report to ‘duration of the war—but b steamship companies, : ing house for foreign gold at premthey did after the great fire in Lonheadquartirs in Nevada City that pensable man” come election time, }don, England, which undoubtedly ow only six weeks ahead. voices the sentiment of millions of Argumegts and bets are reaching tained the global life lines of 4 na HUNTERS PUT OUT FOREST FIRE DEMOCRATS RALLYTO AID “HOUSER DRIVE In my cpare time I busy myself sportsmen and other forest users, Kentucky and closing all hig counwriting up my life for publication prevents many fires from reaching otry’s gold mines while his neighbors and in this you figure as one of my devastating proportions. The forest’ sturdy examples of fellowship based service welcomes such cgoperation. ‘Mr. Dewey has never had the exon the belief in all that is good, prience of killing off the little pigs d:.dumping critical foodstuffs in syit.speaks well for the eff prompt action.on the. part..of.the tum_ prices, storing it in a-cavern in ‘wontinue to produce. LR. on il SUCCUMBS IN ethical and moral. Your stories of (Californian comradship have left an order to create what Henry Wallace undying memory in my mind. How I eaills “scarcity economics.’’ Which is should have loved to have been as ANOTHER PAIR OF SHOES MAY BE. HAD NOVEMBER 1 ganization. ant’ mature expe’ Thomas R. Reynolds, brother of ‘the. American shippi A. H. Reynoldg business man of this ganization and matu city, passed away Monday morning . . ious governmentaley in Sacramento. Northern California’ Democrats The deceased was born in: Wiles, could. thereafter organ began rallying in. numbers to the Great Britain and came to the United es to hondle fleets of et time standard of Fred Houser, candidate States with his parents when a boy: tied: eet for United States senator, yesterday to: say that this destruction makes He was reared in Nevada City and with the formation of an executive went to school here. ‘things scarce, thereby raising the sociated with you in the ventures. During. his pil hit sombidaa fleets to which you made so successful through committee

for the area headed by “price, which in turn, enriches the younger yearg he: was. employed by vouela in.1940, wer fair and honorable dealings with all 'Randolpr Whiting, attorney, and one r the late Frank Ww. Taylor‘who operlabor racketeers and makes the poor men. of California’s outstanding Democraated a coffee and tea store in the -typical veteran compariy ‘poorer. You get the point dontcha? My last lecture! was on’ oil in Portstance, operating/202,000 ‘tics leaders. And so we-could go on enumeratlate nineties in Nevada City. ugal and I have done quite a bit of tons‘ in, December 194 Included in the Democratic coming’ Mr. Dewey’s shortcomings in In Sacramento-he was employed Another shoe ration stamp will New Deal philosophy until it got writing for journals and daily pacome into use beginning November mittee are Seth Millington, fraternal by Hale Brothers and Weinstockhandling —over 825,0 pers. They were based on my persontons of ships ffor WSA leader, rancher and attorney, GridLubin and Company, serving both . " tiresome to listen to, and so we must al knowledge of countries where the 1‘the OPA said today. In addition, ley, Mrs. William F. Chipman forI ‘turn: to Mr. Roosevelt’s statesmancompanies until retired because of “The total war both of the currently valid thoe couconfl rage has Afri Russi d; ca, ict a, in December 1941 com: mer president of the League ‘of ill health. He was 67 years of age ship which, at the moment is so infrak, Burma., Romania and Canana pons— Airplane stamps 1 and 2 in Women Voters, Philip J. Fay, civic and leaves two daughters, Mrs. Gertion of*the’ Merchant ‘Sispensabie at the. peace table. War Ration Book Three—will overleader, San Francisco, ‘ahd James trude. Polfus of Stockton, and Mrs. pyitad, importance. This stategmanship was not in (Alaska Highway.) What a godsend it was that you lap the new stamp and will continue R. Thompson, state chairman CaliHazel Phillips, a private first class} oe, dence during the crucial period entered the war and thereby settled to be good indefinitely. fornia Association of American Demin the WAC now stationed. in Gole-) : . 1936 to. the start of the war, . : Decisions as to which new stamp/. the fae of one of the most intolerocrats, Oakland: rado. for, hoth he and. his congress must will be-used for shoes hag not yet have. known through government iicies What was in the offing not nly with Hitler, but with the Jap as well. ant crowds of tyrannous respots the ‘world has ever known. been eached, but rationing officials For troop tegnenOy, Under direction ‘of this committee Houser for senator elubs are be I trust you are still in good health said that formal action to designate ing formed in’ the forty eight northif older, and that you, will live to see the valid stamp will be taken short ern California counties. Severel ly before November 1. clubs are proposed for each of the Since November 1/1943 when airter five years of anxiety. The Japs Bven you and I, and the, man on peace and prosperity oncemore af the street prophesied and remarked larger communities. plane stamp 1 came into use, new) “In one of the most thrilling elec; Ahat we would: be gettin® the scrap will soon crumble up under allied pressure once fhe men a material shoe stamps have been-validated at. tion: contests in California history, gix months intervals. Airplane stamp are freed for wider «ser ‘Ered Houser was elected . utenant. ck at us. And when it did come}~ 2 was made valid’ last M ny “With ‘Kindest regards. ‘Bovyernor two years ago with a mar-/}% 60 ‘childilshly © unprepared that The demand ‘authori: by” this. A. BEEBY, THOMPSON. gin, as the Democrats point out; that BERKELEY, Sept 245—A. skeleton e ‘Providence alone saved z. 8, I keep very fit ‘but have io ration rate ‘has exceeded production must properly be accredited to the of a moa extinet giant bird of New Y ‘from destruction. of rationed ‘type shoes for civilians, from we were selling the Jap thrown ‘No, Mr. Dewey hasn’t had any of . . this experiente because his ideas Democratic support. Houser was Zealand, © was ‘Teeeitly: given to thet lected wit! Spe Republican ~ vote Museum of Pale logy on the. : tion of ration type inventories. These and “one o1 ird of the state’s Democ‘Berkeley campus ‘of the University of. inventories were very heavy . when ratic vote. rationing stafted, and eo ha¥e been A leader in the “economy bloe” in California, according’ to an ‘announ. ’ ‘cement by Dr. Charles,L. Camp, dir-. able to absorb the reduction, OPA the state legislature which saved the ector of the museum. ‘resulting as anticipated, in a reduc ‘Tabor available. . ve been following quite a differt groove. Ag governor of New York administration has brought forth 20 criticism from any source because BLOOD DONORS le has‘selected his staff from the TO VISITS. F. SATURDAY Jes of good and sensible business n instead of, crack pots and radi said. Therefore the present ration ‘taxpayers $200, 000,000 Houser has rate is being maintained, but as pre There were once twenty thtee Jong:‘tons of cargo. been acclaimed by Democrats and viously stated my the WPB and the Republicans as one of the ablest kinds of these ostrichlike birds in United States. The 1 New Zealand; some of them were OPA, no increase in shoe supplies that in this great mo men ever named as a candidate for twelve feet tajl . with broad, long, gan be expected until substantially Public office in California. He is acdown curved beaks. They had slugae a sane administration in larger quanties of leather than are eredited with a record of staying on gish habits and browsed on grasses, ‘ashington that would for once ennow in sight can be made available ithe job. The first special bus for blood. leaves and berries. Dr. Camp said. courage business instead of .eternalfor civilian. use. Consumers who are donors will leave Saturday for San Their braing were small, dy x preragemethods to hamsring VENISON DINNER * and still holding either or both of the men Francisco, provided 45 larger than those of turkeys, and preceding shoe stamps — airplane}: Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post of n volunteer for the trip by this wome when men appeared on the island the ‘We are prone to forget the prom-. } da samps 1 and 2—were assured that the American Legion Tuesday night evening. The bus will leave Neva moas were hopelessly outclassed. iss and statements of professional Valley this currency will remain valid and enjoyed 4 big venison stew in the The last of the moas were probably City at 5:30 a. m. and Grass are Politicians. Perhaps the politicians Veterans Memorial Building. Comtrip in so need not be spent until shoes . And what a relief it would Ye hardly. themselives forget until the record is at 6 a. m. making the round eaten by natives about the tne of} : actually needed. mander Gene Chester was chef and school bus has been secured Captain Cook. Pulled on them—then how embarrasa day. T the dinner took place following the ; the excursion. The moa skeleton. presented to the. for Sing. We wonder how the wiseregular meeting of the post. isco DISTURBED THE PEACE university was secured “by Sending the bus to San Franc racking ‘Mr. Roosevelt felt the other volunteers is da County Phillips, a graduate student CHARGED WITH BURGLARY @¥ening when he ran up against the with Neva Mrs. J. W. Henry, alias Molly Me-4 the Nevada City and -; Dewey buzz saw in Oklahoma? sponsored by: Grass Valley Red ontology. Phillips is now in the U. Bob Spencer, 20, an employee of. Chapters. Jone, arrested in _Ntvada City Sun‘Marine and spends his j @ Truékee contracting “firm, was1S. Merchi peace the ing disturb day evening for spare time collecting. Those making the trip. are asked to lodged in the Nevada County jail because they Tuesday pleaded guilty before Justme kfast ‘brea y the ncegm. heart a eat ‘The Business and Professfonal George Gildersleeve. yesterday charged with burglary. Peace the of ice again eat to tted permi Women’s Club members were guests swill. not be Mike Bimbo, who signed, the comhave Get Friday as the day for sentencing last evening of Mrs. R. J. Berggren, until their ‘blood donations plaint alleged that Spencer had en-. nek cc office sheriff’s the to ng Accordi her. portation is President of the club, at her home, been taken. The trans tered.his house at night with intent ‘Pnanciseo fates Yuba yk a from ronnie came Henry Mrs. de their ‘Cross volunteers will provi 210 Gethsemane street. Plans for free but ‘the coming» year were discussed. own meals. — City. See, commit laavany. . :