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Couldn't Deliver 'Best Little Old Job' in the U. 5. Navy Is Claimed by Hub High Graduate Island Outlook Given to Lions Keagy Elected' Firm Official PAGE 2 Wednesday, June IS, 1911 Accordionist Is Added Attraction FRESNO, June 18, (U.PJ It was a $50,000 sale and no commission but Fresno Postmaster James JL. Koyle couldnt deliver the goods. Koyle said a Fresno man had cleared a check for $3750 through his office for a $5000 defense savings bond.

Then he planked a $50,000 check on Kojles desk and asked for a bond in that amount. No sale here, Koyle said. Youll have to take it up with the treasury department in Washington, D. C. Tommy Gilmore, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Gilmore of Route 2, Marysville, is pretty happy in his new job, which, according to a letter from him received by his perents this week, is "one of the best little old jobs in the Uncle Sams navy. Gilmore, a graduate of Marysville high school is radioman on the private plane of Admiral King, Commander in Chief of the U. S. Atlantic fleet.

Recently transferred, he was told by his superior officer that he was selected because he was one of the best men in the crack patrol boat squadron with which he had been serving. He writes that his new job will take him all over the east coast from Greenland to South America. He is stationed at Newport, Rhode Island, but expects to fly to Los Angeles in the near future to take delivery of a new Lockheed bomber, which he and other members of his unit will fly back to Rhode Island for the use of Admiral King. Gilmore writes that his new job will give him a better opportunity to study for the post of chief radio operator. Part of Gilmores job is to ac company Admiral King as bodyguard on frequent trips to Washington, D.

C. So we had target practices the other day. I used my own .45 and did so well that Admiral King is getting a special permit for me to carry a gun any place in the states. He also gave me a blank order to get another gun for pocket use and a shoulder holster for my .45 and orders to learn how to use both fast. I have no watches to stand and nobody bothers me.

For instance, I went over for some tools I needed and had just been for a hop. Well, the hop was rough and the boat ride to the dock was rough, so when I got out I was still weaving when I walked. The senior shore patrol grabbed me, said I was drunk and wanted my liberty card. Eo I told him I was on the flag plane and didnt have a card. He asked what flag.

When I said Kings, he told me to take it easy. "I had to laugh at him, and then I told him why I was walking as I was. He had to laugh himself, and then he told me it was dynamite to arrest any of the flag's gang. Sixteen on Draft List Are Sought Local Counties Face Tax Rise (Continued) cooperation in trying to arrive at some satisfactory solution. I believe that the public has a right to expect better service from its servants in Sacramento, Apparently, the entire financial burden for relief has now been dumped into the laps of the taxpayers of the counties of the state.

I use the word apparently because I firmly believe that that will not be the ultimate result. If this actually occurred, all the rural or cow counties could take it far better than the large centers like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Alameda counties, and I firmly believe that there will be raised such a storm of protest from those centers that the governor will soon call a special session of the legislature and with, (it is to be hoped,) some satisfactory solution. Yuba Cost Estimated Let us assume, for the moment however, that the legislature is not recalled and the counties will have to take over this financial load, then how will it affect Yuba county "If I am not mistaken, the case load of the SRA has, as a result of criticism and pressure dwindled rapidly in recent months; that in Yuba county there are about 125 families on SRA relief. The states average cost under SRA for relief has been approximately $37.55 per month. In that case, if these 125 families have to be taken over by Yuba county at the states past average cost of $37.55 per month, then this would amount to $4693.75 a month, which would amount to, say, $56,250 a year.

However, it is, I believe, absolutely safe to assume that 25 per cent of these families will find employment, in which case the estimated annual cost to Yuba county would amount to say $42,187.50. To raise this additional sum of money, on the basis of the present county assessment would require a rate of say 23 cents to the present county tax rate. "Of course, an extra rate of 23 cents for this relief would be an unpleasant pill to take, but it is going to be such a bitter pill for Los Angeles, San Francisco and Alameda to swallow, where the relief problem is so vast, that unquestionably in my opinion, these large communities will raise such a howl that the governor, with his ear to the ground, will very soon call another session of the Explanation of Differenfial in Prices Of Fuel Oil Clears Up Council Puzzle Independence, scheduled to go Into effect In 1946, will be a hard blow to the Philippine Islands, and the enthusiasm over the prospect has waned considerably In the light of recent world developments, according to Charles Perry, who od-dressed the Lions club In Hotel Marysville Tuesday. Perry, representing a large photographic supplies firm and resident in the Philippines the past 10 years, was a guest of Dr. Stanley Parkinson at the meeting and was drafted to speak.

Although the better posted Filipinos realize the dangers of independence to such a small nation in todays international set-up, they I still want the honor of being inde- I pendent of trying the wings they have grown during the 40 years they have been protected and trained by the United States. They want the Philippines for Filipinos. Americans to Quit Perry said many American firms are preparing to pull out when the American protectorate over the islands ends, and many of the privileges the Filipinos have enjoyed under the American flag Will of necessity be withdrawn. The speaker described Manila as a city of contrasts, the new portion, built since America took charge, being extremely modern in every particular. But the old walled city also remains, in such like its original condition.

The moat has been filled, however, and is now a golf course, encircling that section. A trip from San Francisco to Manila requites but five days, by way of the Pan-American lippets, Perry said, but it still requires ill days by ocean liner, since the ships follow the trade routes, wlm rover stops in Japanese and Chinese harbors on route. President Frank Moivan eomlis -ted the meeting discussed tile Lions convention tins week in Los Angeles, winch he will attend I r. G. Parker Tubbs and wife will be other delegates, and Wallin Smith expects to fly down, taking lime off from the fair at Auburn, where he is some of his Palomino horses.

Birth Rate Rising WASHINGTON, June 18, (U An increase in the American tin th rate to a point approaching the high rate in Germany, was reported today bv the census bureau There 20,000 more babies bom In the United States during the first four months of 1941 than In the con espomhng period la.st year, the census bureau said. Tins indicates a national tiiitli rate for 1941 of about 18 5 per 1,000 of population tlie highest since 1930. The last reported birth rate for Germany was IS.8 per 1,000 population in 1937. Victor, the intcriuitioiiall famous accordionist, will be a special added attraction on the stage of tiie State theater Tliuisdaj the opening night of Paramount's The Lady Exc, starring Barbara Stan-wjek and Henry Fonda, lie will appear promptly at 9:10 p. in.

and will feature popular and semi-classical compositions. Harold E. Keagy, manager and assistant secretary of the Feather River Finance Thrift company, has been elected vice president of the Morthrift Finance Corporation, Ltd. of Stockton, according to an announcement by Adolph Beck, president of the Feather River company and of the Morthrift corporation, which owns the institution. The election of Keagy as vice president of the parent institution took plaee at an annual meeting of the board of directors.

Keagy also was elected to the board of directors and was made vice president of both the Feather River company and the Morthrift Company of America, which is located in Stockton. Keagy will be transferred to the headquarters offices in Stockton later on this year, Beck announced, but will retain active supervision of the Feather River company. Commenting on Keagys appointment, Beck, said: Under Mr. Keagys management, the Feather River Finance Thrift company has grown steadily. When he took over management in 1936 it had three employes.

Today it has a personnel of nine. Total resources of the institution have increased more than 100 per cent during that period and its scope of services has been constantly extended. Actixe in Affairs. "Mr Keagv has acquired a substantial stock interest in the owning institution and will tie active the direction of both the Feather River Finanre 'Thrift company find of the Morthrift com-rany Winking out of Stockton he wiM also be in cWnsb contact noth tlie affairs of thG Marysville relieving mq of duties 1 li ive earned on sineA 1935 Dm mg the five years Keagv has hi'cn connected with the Feather "nvr company he lias been active oi lie civic and business life of tins community. He Isa member of tlie Rotary dub, past president of tbe Sntter-Yiiba cbarniT of commerce and active in the aff lirs of the Marysville Merchants association Before coming to Marysville he was associated with the Commercial Investment Trust with headquarters in Sacramento.

Beck said that the date of Kengys transfer to Stocktm was not yet determined, nor lias his successor hern named Other local directors of the Fen tiler River Finance Thrift company are Charles Metz and P. Hull I MON GF.NT SENTENCED ON FORGERY ('ll KGK REDDING. June 18 VNA) Patrick Sullivan, former business agent of tlie tunnel and ssed air workeis union here, was sentenced to Sail Quentin prison on a forget charge today. Sullivan pleaded guilty last week lo one of four counts based oil Ioigei of checks on the union Hinds He hud served a year in jail at Maitmez for taking funds of tlie cement union there. A 01.0 11KIRS NAMED WOODLAND, June 18 (YN Tlie will ot Mrs.

Lizzie II Glide, former Yolo county resident ami prominent plulanttiiopist and dim eh leader, was filed today Oakland, disclosing an estate of about $700,000. Two Yolo county residents, Arthur C. Huston sr a family triend and attorney, and tier son, Thornton F. Glide ol Davis, were named among the benefit larics Huston xva gnen $50,000 Lieut. Clark Died Heroically in Crash Of Navy Plane, Parents Are Informed Sixteen men who registered with the Yuba county draft board, but whose questionnaires were returned for insufficient address, will be sought as draft evaders by federal authorities unless they notify the local board of their whereabouts at once, board members announced Wednesday.

All questionnaires were to have been filled out and returned by May 27. Board members emphasized that it is the responsibility of the rigistrant to keep the board notified of his address. The men and their last known addresses are Joseph T. Milette of Fairhaven, Charles Roland Fogg, Marysville; Sidney Stephen PeRight, Pacific Grove; John E. Sail's, Paso Robles; Edward Monroe, Boston, Ernest Moore, Marysville; Harold Millhollm, of Marysville; Orville Edward Henderson, Bakersfield; Morton Ross McClaire, Honolulu; William T.

Lamar, Maiysville; William Howard Wright, Dobbins; Dane Irven Allsip, Yulw City; James Langston Russell, Marysville; Joseph K( b-erts, Pott land; Clyde Shoemaker, San Jose, and Sigurd John Lake, Cottonwood. Streamliner Added and three-quarter hour service between San Ei uncisco and Chicago every third day, doubling the present schedule, will be put into effect in July with in auguration of the second Diesel-powered "City of San Francisco, it was announced today by Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago Northwestern railroads. The new 17-cur City of San Francisco is to replace the semi-strenmlined "Forty Niner, which now makes tlie trip to Chicago in 48 hours. Cruelly Is Charge Viigmia Pauline Nager filed suit for divot ce in Y'uba county superior court Tuesday against Francis .1 Nager, Haminonton dredger employe, charging extreme cruelty. The couple married a little less than a year and had no children.

Mis Nager claims that her husband earns $200 a month and she asks $30 a month for her suppoit for a period of one year. She also asks a restraining order to prevent him from transferring lus bank account during tlie pendency of the action. ltTTER CHARGE DROPPED Charges of battery against Reuben Kno, 31, were dismissed by lustiee of tlie Peace L. J. Mulvany on motion of District Attorney Joseph lleenan, who satd that the mans wife, who signed the complaint, had readied an understanding with tier lmslmnd.

Marysville common council, which was puzzled at last meeting by the differences in prices of fuel oil for heating purposes in the city hall, the Packard library and the Marys-vilel elementary schools, will have the puzzle solved when a report on the subject is submitted next Monday night, or at some future date. The Western Oil Turner which offered a contract to supply Ferd Drayer Takes Hudson Dealership Ferd Drayer, formerly of Oakland, has just become established as a Hudson dealer for the local community and vicinity. His agency is now located in temporary quarters at 748 Plumas street, Yuba City, but negotiations are now under way for other quarters and it is expected that an announcement of a new location will be made soon. For the past four years Drayer has been engaged in the garage and used car business in Oakland. He Is not a stranger to the valley, however, as his mother and stepfather, Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Rankin, are residents of Chico. "I consider this the most desirable location in northern California, said Drayer Wednesday, and it is my intention to become a permanent member of your business community.

In addition to the Hudson agency I am selecting a location where a service station will be an active part of my operation. The 1941 Hudsons are now stocked by Rrayer, who invites to public to call and get acquainted with them and with him. The new models are lower, longer and more graceful in silhouette and contain various improvements, Drayer 1 oil for the city at a price of 7 cents a gallon, explains that there are three grades of oil supplied for three types of heating plants employed by the city and by others in the community, each adapted to a particular purpose for which the others cannot be used. A. Bruce, manager of the Western company, explained that the 5-eent oil used in the furnaces at the school is a heavy black oil, adaptable to large furnaces and boilers, with which rotary burners are used.

The 7'--cent oil, which is of light viscosity, is use to fire heating stoves, such as are used in many homes and other buildings. The third grade is the Diesel oil, which soils at 61- cents, and is used in some of the furnaces that heat boilers. Bruce explained that the cheap black oil cannot be used in the other types of heating plants, nor can the lighter oils be use in the heavy boiler-type plants. The plants can be operated only with the particular type of oil for which they were built, Bruce said, and those types are supplied at stand-aid prices to all concerned. Allotment Deadline Ray E.

Hutchinson, chairman of the Yuba county agricultural conservation association, and Norms: Kells, chairman of the Suttei county association, announce that any farmer who has not grown wheat in any one of the past three years, 1939, 1940 or 1941 must apply at his respective county office before June 20 if he wishes to be granted an allotment of wheat for 1942. It is important that all those wishing to plant wheat for harvest in 1942, who have not grown any wheat in the three years mentioned, get in their requests by the above date as no allotments will be issued to new wheat growers after that date. I landing broke open back over I lie wing elevator (ontiols eiark oritiieil the other two men to jump, lenrunuig at the controls lmusell to saleguani then descent Bradshaw anil Si hiavone were puked up alter tlnee boms in the icy water The scan in rs however, wrie unable to find any trace ol Clink a iune-houi hunt. Lieut Clink was lost at sea after coin ageously staying at ins post until we were clear, Biad-sliaw wrote "lie was either unable to gel tree, or when lie did, lie was hil by part of the plane and knocked unconscious." Unions Assist USO Mr and Mrs. Baylies Clark, fot pier residents of tins area, now living in Sutter Creek, have just leieived details of the death of their son, Lieut.

Baylies C. Cl.uk, 32, who was killed when Ins plane crashed somewhere on the Atlantic' three weeks ago But Ml', and Mrs Clark have tlie consolation of knowing that tlicu soil died a hero, lii.it lie gave Ins own life that lits two companions might live. They learned ol tlie manner of lien' sons (lentil a letter from II. G. Bradshaw, who Hew with Clark as eo-pliot and bomber.

With Kmlioinan It, Sclua-vonr, the tlnee took oil from the S. Wasp early on the morning ol May 23 At 50(11) leet elevation, tlie mechanism tor keeping the plane afloat in case of a ford'd Tell the facts briefly, cheapD and quickly In an Appeal -Democrat classified ad. They sell, buy, rent or trade without loss of mo tion or time and so reasonably I M'rpred. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Calomel And You'll Jump Out ft Bed in the Morning Rarin to Co The liver should pour 2 pints of bile juico Into your bowela every day. If thie bile ta not flowing freely, your food may not di-(rest.

It may Just decay in the bowels. Then gas bloats up your stomach. You get constipated. You feel sour, sunk and tbe world looks punk. It takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these 2 pints of bile flowing freely to make you feel up and up.

Get a package today. Take as directed. Amating in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter Little Liver Pills. 10 and Union labor is helping the local USO campaign along to by eimliiluitmg generously, tlie campaign d.iec.or.

Albeit Tuesday, reporting receipt of $25 Irom the carpenters union and $50 irom the hod carriers, conti ihutions estimated at $1 a member We appieeiate tins spirit of generos'ty," Andross said. "Tlie drive is receiving a welcome that we appreciate One that lias been adopted for woikeis ui general, both union and non-union, is "A days pay for the boys away." Sale of the year! AIF OFF AND MORE When the muon imiin oxer t'a1 mountain lots oT wise folk will still lie profiting from regular use of Appeiil-Demoi ral i lassified ads. Taffetas Chiffon Nets Broadcloth and Mousse ine de-sois Femiey's Special Showing Lady Lylce FOUNDATION FASHIONS Straight irom the Fashion Front to You! For Two Days June 19th and 20th Miss Helen Warner, expert New York adviser to fashionable women on the problems of correct corsetry will be here to advise you on your figure problems to help you select the proper garment best suited to your individual type. Yours is the NEW SCULPTURED SILHOUETTE with a correctly fitted LADY LYKE foundation. You are ALL INVITED mothers and daughters alike, to visit Penney's and let Miss Warner advise you.

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