April 16, 1959 (6 pages)

vith uld. oneS > ut 6C So eo . GO PR a GI GIO iPOD GO IO a OPO gg OR GO oi ii _ a madhouse melee of skids ar _ License Sales Kept ee Sunday,. Weiss host of the West Coast's leading _leadfoots: driving many new and Last year’s St ‘facés were miscues, due to an untimely storm. This -year’s. races were delayed a month to insure a and’ sunny track on the 2.8-mile \airport course. Many of the big name drivers, such as Sacramento’s Sammy Weiss are expected to compete, since the” Sebring endurance run is over. Last year the Stockton event conflicted in dates with the big Sebring Grand Prix. Weiss will, probably be ready for the green flag with his potent RSK Porsche, He drove a slower GT Carrera Porsche to third spot High By Weather ~ Continued balmy weather is probably the principal factor in}. the steady increase of sport fishing license sales, the Department of Fish and Game notes. Department figures show 1icense sales were 70,798 ahead of last year at thé same time and’ license stamp sales 63,877 in th van. , * The €igures, through March 31, show 286,497: licenses sold, compared to 205,107 for last year at this time. The value of-sales is $824,600, compared to 1958's figure of $615,613 for the comparable period. Freé licenses distributed to date, according to provisions of a 1957 law, are as follows: 9,591 to needy old aged who qualify under the California old age se. in the Pomona race ‘on Mai aca Valley 25-lap main event’ in xpected to bring outa’ ary. More Eagle Lake Vv. “ae Ses: we sig eg this. American : 9 Cah be expected to be a Few of, the big bore machines were ready for the Vacaville test race, but should be tuned up and hot to win in: Stockton. Trout Are Planted The raré Eagle Lake trout, which is“the only trout that can survive in the highly alkaline Waters of .Eagle Lake, Lassen County, is being helped along the of Fish and Game. A plant of 5,350 seven-inch yearlings has just been made in the lake, following up a similar planting of 9,103 last November. These trout were raised at Crystal Lake Hatchery, Cassel. They were reared from eggs taken from trout in Pine Creek, their. lone spawning tributary. _ Last year the Wildlifé Conservation Board allocated $26,000 for a weir and egg collecting station which was built at the mouth of Pine Creek. So far ‘only a relatively few fish have been taken at the station. Eagle Lake trout no! y spawn in April and May. The department, is counting on this facility to help greatly in. re-establishing this trout in its native water. point where our people consider speculation safe and savings. a gamble, we're in for real trouble,” says Secretary of the Treasury Robert B, Anderson. : Savings are aestabilizer against upswings and downswings in the curity law; 634 to: disabled veterans; 361 to blind persons, and 6 to Indians, economy. If you aren”t saving systematically, start buying U. 5. Savings Bonds where you work. TAIPEH, FORMOSA‘—The kite returns to land of honorable ancestors—the Orient—carrying than a half-million persons on Formosa, Nationalist Free China's off-shore stronghald, watch Tommy Bartlett's Mercury Outboard Water Ski Show. American Kite Man in Free China an American waterskier. More Underwritten by Mercury. the show was’c2-sponsored by the USO, Defense Department and State’ Department. The purpose of the 10-weex. tour. of the Far East was two-fold — entertain servicemen and further President Eisenhower's person-to-person program. The audiences and sponsors rated the. show as a tremendous success_on both counts. “The show did not preach Americanism or American power,” Bartlett observed. “Instead, it showed American progress to Asians in terms that were easy for them to digest. “The members of the troupe are all outstanding athletes and fine American youths. The show was a demonstration of American leadership in a peacetime recreational field — not only in athletics, but. in the mechanical. and engineering leadership of American boats and: motors.” The ‘skiers gave shows at most of the service bases in the Far East. Between performances, the troupe taught more ‘than a thousand servicemen to ski with 22 horsepower Mereurys and helped organize. waterski . clubs. The Gis really appreciated a show from home, Bartlett said. and were eager to try .water. skiing. At each site the troupe built a regulation waterski jump, which they left behind for the servicemen to use, comebatk trail by the Department’. “If this country reaches the . a truck ride of 2 “+ Plot} bit they. won't 4 ocean JUDI UNRUH dons her crash diving under the hoor of her MG racer for a few last-minute adjustments before the Stockton Lions Club Sports Car;Races at Stockton Field, April 18-19, The MG Marque has taken checkered flag at numerous races for many t Started April 14 An eight-year program designed to shed somé light on what happens to king salmon fry after they hatch from their eggs began last Tuesday at Coleman in og ak OPAL ate se On that day a truck loaded with approximately 40,000 marked ‘fingerlings moved: down Highway 99 toa site near Rio Vista on the Sacramento River, about 250 miles .away. Here they were planted in fresh water and permitted. to continue their migra-' tion to the sea. Two days later a like number of marked fish ‘were planted in. brackish. water. at Tib-. uron . on . Straits, across from Angel Island. Another.Jlot of marked fingerlings will be given of marke fingerlings will be given approximately the n’t go anywhere. —they will. be released in the river at, Coleman’ Hatchery like their millions of unmarked hatchery . buddies. This will continue ‘weekly. until the end of May. Midway during this period two lots. of marked fnigerlings will make. the journey from Rio Vista to the sea by boat in batches of 125,000 each. The department, in conjunction with the U. S, Fish and Wildlife Service, plans to release approximately 1,000,000 fisty-in* the whole experiment this year. Next year they hope to release twice that number. During the course of thé project, technicians will try to devise a means of catching the fry before they swim out the Golden Gate. If an effective method is developed, the department may have, for the-first time, an accurate. means of calculating the ratio of eggs to fish that have successfully. migarated to the Primary purpose of ‘the’ project cit tf ICKeT ging Quicker Gillette ox OVERPLANTING The temptation. is strong to overplant when we plant from seed, And once we've overplanted there seems to be a mental block against pulling up the excess seedlings. Don’t let this happen to you. Read the directions on each seed packet and follow them. If they recommend thinning young plants to six inches apart, don’t try. to put one over by only: thinning to five. You'll only re-. -on KAGR Radio Sundays, 9 "Uncle" Doug Pledger, th San Francisco radio pe ‘2: young and old wifh his r 2 is to find the most efficient tech4 i a F&G Commission Asks Aid For Hearing In the interést of economy, the California Fish.and Game Commission has asked the boards of supervisors to cooperate with it hunt hearings as proposed by the Department of Fish-afid Game. ° ~The ¢ormmission declared in a resolution that “it would be a needless expense of time and money to proceed .in the absence of affirmative action by the board of supervisors in the area .to be affected’ endorsing such proposed special: hunt and requesting the same.” The commission said it will . withhold any action on’ proposed special hunts unless the supervisors of counties affected transmit copies of resolutions endorsing proposed hunts and requesting hearings. Deadline’ for such resolutions would be May 29, on which day the commission meets in Sacramento (at 722. Capitol) Feo nact regulations for 4999 hunting seasons and to set dates for Spécial antlerless hunt hearings. The power to preservé peace is what we all pray for, hope for, today. One way to prepare for it is to buy U, S. -Savirigs Bonds systematically. , Americans hold hearly $43 billion in U. S. Savings Bonds, Series E and H, nique fgr releasing hat¢heryheaned tok: It will also ‘@nbble” the départment® {6 compare Ard’ measure, to some degree, the. effect of diversions and predators upon the downstream salmon migration. i in setting date of antlerless deer! IMPORTANT ACTIONS TAKEN BY GAME COMMISSION Approved proposed U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service acquisition of Dorris properties in~.Modoc County to be used as a waterfowl nesting, resting and public shoot‘ing area. During the open season 40 per cent of. the 6,050 acres, or 2,420 acres, may be open to hunting. Reactivated Section 336 of Title 14, thus authorizing the issuance of feeding permits. However, Leo Laythe, regional. director of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, warned that federal regulations covering the feeding of waterfowl will be enforced.’ Receive 6tamendations’ for 1959 hunting seasons and bag limits. Set next meetings for May 28 (1:30 p.m.) and May 29 (9 a.m.) in: Sacramento, ' 4 FIRST COMPLETE . Under $100.00 Complete, ready to go to work $9950 Alta Hill Garage. Alta Street and Ridge Road Phone 973 Grass Valley > @ ee 5° = 's ne i b 2-05. modern symbol of light ment. To. the nearly 8,000 is many things “And in this state beer means more than refresh= ‘ F beer= ae Spay of santas a symbol of their relaxed ~~" style of living. ‘30 isa p of>beer. It’s the ifornians in the Brewos good livelihood. To ail fer economy. In 1958 the. -. NG bnsible for over $27 milreward tags to 250 stripers in the areas to stimulate return 6f fags days a week-from now fo. June. Most of them will be tagged at Prisoners Point, halfway between ward tags, should be returned’ to Game, 722 Capitol Avenue, Sacramento. The money to pay for . Alameda and Contra Costa Counmen. The tagging program, which started last year, has already yielded valuable information on CHAIN SAW: gram underway’ this week, the Department of Fish ‘arid Game announced it will ‘again affix $5 San Francisco Bay and Delta to the department, — ee The plan is to tag stripers four Antioch end Stockton. This year the $5 reward tags will be yellow with black lettering. All tags, including the rethe Department of Fish and the reward tags was supplied by ties at_the request of local sportsstriped bass habits and migrations, which will aid in the continuing effort to protect this fishery from pollution and other threats, Last year’s figures indicated striped bass anglers. probably caught about one-third of the available legal-size bass in the San Frafreisco Bay and ~Deltg areas. : A key question still to be answered in the current study is what additional percentage of stripers are lost annually through natural causes (the angler’s hook being rated in this instance as an “unnatural” cause). After this, the second year of. study, some comparative figures will be availablé from which to estimate natural losses, For peace ahd security tomorrow,. prepare today. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. Bonds help build . Set For S.F. Ball Par Baseballifans will pay 75 cents to park at Caridlestick Park when ‘the San Francisco Giants move a a into the new stadium sometime — be 4 peace power, in September. However, under a tentative } agreement, the fee will remain at i 4 75 cents each season until the “ city receives from the parking operators $225,5000 to pay toward the stadium bonded indebtedness. Then itwill be mandatory for the operator to reduce the fee to 25 cents. 124 Mill St. JEWELRY Our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry — Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country. DIAMONDS WATCHES _ SILVERWARE. CLOCKS Ard many other Gifts. EXPERT WATCH AND ‘JEWELRY REPAIRING Phone 155 aN es e r 7 “-@ ake Ever counted th you 16,000 to 33,000 steps a need in your new home. George 0. Hutchins, your Telephone Manager in Nevada City e steps from the kitchen to your phone? Tryit. 15 steps? 20? 307 Ewen if you get only 3-calis a day during kitchen hours, a kitchen extension wouldsave year!: It lets you goright —. ahead with your work when the phone rings, too. No turning off the stove and running through the house to answer the telephone. And if you're planning to move Soon, you can save money on the installation cost of — extensions. The charge to move your presént phone covers the installation cost of all the extensions youll _ Pacific Telephone in Grass Valley, Nevada _ City, Alleghany, Camptonville, ee a. ee feta Number of Employees .. Payroll for 1958. . bf TELEPHONE CA: 1958 — 24,800. a iin Soe NUMBER OF TELEPHONES 1958 — 7,100. 1954 — 5,50 4 if 4

vith uld. oneS > ut 6C So eo . GO PR a GI GIO iPOD GO IO a OPO gg OR GO oi ii _ a madhouse melee of skids ar _ License Sales Kept ee Sunday,. Weiss host of the West Coast's leading _leadfoots: driving many new and Last year’s St ‘facés were miscues, due to an untimely storm. This -year’s. races were delayed a month to insure a and’ sunny track on the 2.8-mile \airport course. Many of the big name drivers, such as Sacramento’s Sammy Weiss are expected to compete, since the” Sebring endurance run is over. Last year the Stockton event conflicted in dates with the big Sebring Grand Prix. Weiss will, probably be ready for the green flag with his potent RSK Porsche, He drove a slower GT Carrera Porsche to third spot High By Weather ~ Continued balmy weather is probably the principal factor in}. the steady increase of sport fishing license sales, the Department of Fish and Game notes. Department figures show 1icense sales were 70,798 ahead of last year at thé same time and’ license stamp sales 63,877 in th van. , * The €igures, through March 31, show 286,497: licenses sold, compared to 205,107 for last year at this time. The value of-sales is $824,600, compared to 1958's figure of $615,613 for the comparable period. Freé licenses distributed to date, according to provisions of a 1957 law, are as follows: 9,591 to needy old aged who qualify under the California old age se. in the Pomona race ‘on Mai aca Valley 25-lap main event’ in xpected to bring outa’ ary. More Eagle Lake Vv. “ae Ses: we sig eg this. American : 9 Cah be expected to be a Few of, the big bore machines were ready for the Vacaville test race, but should be tuned up and hot to win in: Stockton. Trout Are Planted The raré Eagle Lake trout, which is“the only trout that can survive in the highly alkaline Waters of .Eagle Lake, Lassen County, is being helped along the of Fish and Game. A plant of 5,350 seven-inch yearlings has just been made in the lake, following up a similar planting of 9,103 last November. These trout were raised at Crystal Lake Hatchery, Cassel. They were reared from eggs taken from trout in Pine Creek, their. lone spawning tributary. _ Last year the Wildlifé Conservation Board allocated $26,000 for a weir and egg collecting station which was built at the mouth of Pine Creek. So far ‘only a relatively few fish have been taken at the station. Eagle Lake trout no! y spawn in April and May. The department, is counting on this facility to help greatly in. re-establishing this trout in its native water. point where our people consider speculation safe and savings. a gamble, we're in for real trouble,” says Secretary of the Treasury Robert B, Anderson. : Savings are aestabilizer against upswings and downswings in the curity law; 634 to: disabled veterans; 361 to blind persons, and 6 to Indians, economy. If you aren”t saving systematically, start buying U. 5. Savings Bonds where you work. TAIPEH, FORMOSA‘—The kite returns to land of honorable ancestors—the Orient—carrying than a half-million persons on Formosa, Nationalist Free China's off-shore stronghald, watch Tommy Bartlett's Mercury Outboard Water Ski Show. American Kite Man in Free China an American waterskier. More Underwritten by Mercury. the show was’c2-sponsored by the USO, Defense Department and State’ Department. The purpose of the 10-weex. tour. of the Far East was two-fold — entertain servicemen and further President Eisenhower's person-to-person program. The audiences and sponsors rated the. show as a tremendous success_on both counts. “The show did not preach Americanism or American power,” Bartlett observed. “Instead, it showed American progress to Asians in terms that were easy for them to digest. “The members of the troupe are all outstanding athletes and fine American youths. The show was a demonstration of American leadership in a peacetime recreational field — not only in athletics, but. in the mechanical. and engineering leadership of American boats and: motors.” The ‘skiers gave shows at most of the service bases in the Far East. Between performances, the troupe taught more ‘than a thousand servicemen to ski with 22 horsepower Mereurys and helped organize. waterski . clubs. The Gis really appreciated a show from home, Bartlett said. and were eager to try .water. skiing. At each site the troupe built a regulation waterski jump, which they left behind for the servicemen to use, comebatk trail by the Department’. “If this country reaches the . a truck ride of 2 “+ Plot} bit they. won't 4 ocean JUDI UNRUH dons her crash diving under the hoor of her MG racer for a few last-minute adjustments before the Stockton Lions Club Sports Car;Races at Stockton Field, April 18-19, The MG Marque has taken checkered flag at numerous races for many t Started April 14 An eight-year program designed to shed somé light on what happens to king salmon fry after they hatch from their eggs began last Tuesday at Coleman in og ak OPAL ate se On that day a truck loaded with approximately 40,000 marked ‘fingerlings moved: down Highway 99 toa site near Rio Vista on the Sacramento River, about 250 miles .away. Here they were planted in fresh water and permitted. to continue their migra-' tion to the sea. Two days later a like number of marked fish ‘were planted in. brackish. water. at Tib-. uron . on . Straits, across from Angel Island. Another.Jlot of marked fingerlings will be given of marke fingerlings will be given approximately the n’t go anywhere. —they will. be released in the river at, Coleman’ Hatchery like their millions of unmarked hatchery . buddies. This will continue ‘weekly. until the end of May. Midway during this period two lots. of marked fnigerlings will make. the journey from Rio Vista to the sea by boat in batches of 125,000 each. The department, in conjunction with the U. S, Fish and Wildlife Service, plans to release approximately 1,000,000 fisty-in* the whole experiment this year. Next year they hope to release twice that number. During the course of thé project, technicians will try to devise a means of catching the fry before they swim out the Golden Gate. If an effective method is developed, the department may have, for the-first time, an accurate. means of calculating the ratio of eggs to fish that have successfully. migarated to the Primary purpose of ‘the’ project cit tf ICKeT ging Quicker Gillette ox OVERPLANTING The temptation. is strong to overplant when we plant from seed, And once we've overplanted there seems to be a mental block against pulling up the excess seedlings. Don’t let this happen to you. Read the directions on each seed packet and follow them.

If they recommend thinning young plants to six inches apart, don’t try. to put one over by only: thinning to five. You'll only re-. -on KAGR Radio Sundays, 9 "Uncle" Doug Pledger, th San Francisco radio pe ‘2: young and old wifh his r 2 is to find the most efficient tech4 i a F&G Commission Asks Aid For Hearing In the interést of economy, the California Fish.and Game Commission has asked the boards of supervisors to cooperate with it hunt hearings as proposed by the Department of Fish-afid Game. ° ~The ¢ormmission declared in a resolution that “it would be a needless expense of time and money to proceed ..in the absence of affirmative action by the board of supervisors in the area .to be affected’ endorsing such proposed special: hunt and requesting the same.” The commission said it will . withhold any action on’ proposed special hunts unless the supervisors of counties affected transmit copies of resolutions endorsing proposed hunts and requesting hearings. Deadline’ for such resolutions would be May 29, on which day the commission meets in Sacramento (at 722. Capitol) Feo nact regulations for 4999 hunting seasons and to set dates for Spécial antlerless hunt hearings. The power to preservé peace is what we all pray for, hope for, today. One way to prepare for it is to buy U, S. -Savirigs Bonds systematically. , Americans hold hearly $43 billion in U. S. Savings Bonds, Series E and H, nique fgr releasing hat¢heryheaned tok: It will also ‘@nbble” the départment® {6 compare Ard’ measure, to some degree, the. effect of diversions and predators upon the downstream salmon migration. i in setting date of antlerless deer! IMPORTANT ACTIONS TAKEN BY GAME COMMISSION Approved proposed U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service acquisition of Dorris properties in~.Modoc County to be used as a waterfowl nesting, resting and public shoot‘ing area. During the open season 40 per cent of. the 6,050 acres, or 2,420 acres, may be open to hunting. Reactivated Section 336 of Title 14, thus authorizing the issuance of feeding permits. However, Leo Laythe, regional. director of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, warned that federal regulations covering the feeding of waterfowl will be enforced.’ Receive 6tamendations’ for 1959 hunting seasons and bag limits. Set next meetings for May 28 (1:30 p.m.) and May 29 (9 a.m.) in: Sacramento, ' 4 FIRST COMPLETE . Under $100.00 Complete, ready to go to work $9950 Alta Hill Garage. Alta Street and Ridge Road Phone 973 Grass Valley > @ ee 5° = 's ne i b 2-05. modern symbol of light ment. To. the nearly 8,000 is many things “And in this state beer means more than refresh= ‘ F beer= ae Spay of santas a symbol of their relaxed ~~" style of living. ‘30 isa p of>beer. It’s the ifornians in the Brewos good livelihood. To ail fer economy. In 1958 the. -. NG bnsible for over $27 milreward tags to 250 stripers in the areas to stimulate return 6f fags days a week-from now fo. June. Most of them will be tagged at Prisoners Point, halfway between ward tags, should be returned’ to Game, 722 Capitol Avenue, Sacramento. The money to pay for . Alameda and Contra Costa Counmen. The tagging program, which started last year, has already yielded valuable information on CHAIN SAW: gram underway’ this week, the Department of Fish ‘arid Game announced it will ‘again affix $5 San Francisco Bay and Delta to the department, — ee The plan is to tag stripers four Antioch end Stockton. This year the $5 reward tags will be yellow with black lettering. All tags, including the rethe Department of Fish and the reward tags was supplied by ties at_the request of local sportsstriped bass habits and migrations, which will aid in the continuing effort to protect this fishery from pollution and other threats, Last year’s figures indicated striped bass anglers. probably caught about one-third of the available legal-size bass in the San Frafreisco Bay and ~Deltg areas. : A key question still to be answered in the current study is what additional percentage of stripers are lost annually through natural causes (the angler’s hook being rated in this instance as an “unnatural” cause). After this, the second year of. study, some comparative figures will be availablé from which to estimate natural losses, For peace ahd security tomorrow,. prepare today. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. Bonds help build . Set For S.F. Ball Par Baseballifans will pay 75 cents to park at Caridlestick Park when ‘the San Francisco Giants move a a into the new stadium sometime — be 4 peace power, in September. However, under a tentative } agreement, the fee will remain at i 4 75 cents each season until the “ city receives from the parking operators $225,5000 to pay toward the stadium bonded indebtedness. Then itwill be mandatory for the operator to reduce the fee to 25 cents. 124 Mill St. JEWELRY Our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry — Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country. DIAMONDS WATCHES _ SILVERWARE. CLOCKS Ard many other Gifts. EXPERT WATCH AND ‘JEWELRY REPAIRING Phone 155 aN es e r 7 “-@ ake Ever counted th you 16,000 to 33,000 steps a need in your new home. George 0. Hutchins, your Telephone Manager in Nevada City e steps from the kitchen to your phone? Tryit. 15 steps? 20? 307 Ewen if you get only 3-calis a day during kitchen hours, a kitchen extension wouldsave year!: It lets you goright —. ahead with your work when the phone rings, too. No turning off the stove and running through the house to answer the telephone. And if you're planning to move Soon, you can save money on the installation cost of — extensions. The charge to move your presént phone covers the installation cost of all the extensions youll _ Pacific Telephone in Grass Valley, Nevada _ City, Alleghany, Camptonville, ee a. ee feta Number of Employees ... Payroll for 1958. .. bf TELEPHONE CA: 1958 — 24,800. a iin Soe NUMBER OF TELEPHONES 1958 — 7,100. 1954 — 5,50 4 if 4