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:Jh. T. DtETLE
OPTOMETRIST
State Theatre Bldg. - Oroville
1461 Myers St. Phone 150
Do your shopping in Greenvillet
IIII
AUDITING
ACCOUNTING
INCOME TAX
Q. Phtlpott & Co.
Q. PkllpoU P. JL
Ralph Boss, P.
QUINCY GREENVILLE
PHONE 202 PHONE 22M2
Support your home oommunityl
PAL'S BARBER SHOP
Phone 87-M-2 Greenville
SXONAL SERVICES
Hours 9:30-6 -SaturdaFm 9:30-7
Agent for Westvod Laundry
I
VISIT
Hlstodc-- Friendly
JOHNSVILLE LODGE
L
The Road Is Good
To "Trigger's Trapp"
the splendid bmem k
which we are fmnousl
Phone Johnsville 4
Jackie and Trigg Yole
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Elmer Podoll, Pastor
Phone 50-M-5
Services for Sunday, Dec. 9th
Church School meets 9:45 a.m.
Church Worship begins 11 a.m.
Theme: "The Way Out of the
Dark."
This is the theme of Universal
Bible Sunday which we will ob-
serve.
Youth Fellowship meets at the
Parsonage at 7:00 p.m. for or-
ganization. All young people of
Junior and Senior High School
age are invited and urged to be i
present, i
TA YLORSVi0000----COMMUNiTY i
CH U RCH
Church Worship at 9:45 a.m.
Church School at 10:45 am.
"Christ in the heart makes
Christmas a normal eperienee---
not an annual spasm."
Christian Science Society, Quin-
cy= Leon Serrrton Sunday 11:00
a.m. Evening meeting on the first
Wednesday of each month, 8 p.m.
St. Anthony Catholic= Father J.
COTTER'S AUTO SERVICE]
SALES & SERVICE
QUINCY HABI)WIU CO.
P. O. Box 846 Phone 87
General Hardware- Electrical
Mining Supplies - Housewares
Plumbing - Appliances - Norse
Refrigerators
We Specialize in Mail Orders
GAMBELL & GAMBELL
UPHOLSTERING
Complete Guaranteed
Service and Workmanship
/t
QuincyFumitureC00
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Phone Quincy 242-W
SERVING YOU
COUNTY
B-G MOTOBS
IN PLUMAS
Sales & Service
375 E. Main Quincy
HARVEY WOODLEY
JEWELER
Watch, Clock & Jewelry Repair
Next To Mseley & Grenko
Quincy California
QUINCY PROPANE
PRODUCTS CORP.
Phone 566
2 Miles East of Quincy, Calif.
KAMPSCHM IDT SERVICE
LoCal Agent
,', I TAYLORSVILLE NEWS TAYLORSVILLE TOPICS 00T"00iNOi,NV^00'EYR0000 ........ ,
,ll ' flUfiL=. j Mr. and Mrs. C a ehris Taresh after sp 'gendm three we sek inl!!l')JS 0. r]ERS t ;=.
land Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Yoakum Oakland and Sacramento visiting| "|B] ];']71;';TT flit IAIIIIMI 11111
...... /: ......... " returned Saturday after' spending relatives and a physician. 00rlt0000lUll
GHEENV;LLE tire days m Sacramento and San Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paulsen INTEI GOLD RELEASE
Francisco. Marion Higgins who spent Saturday evening with the
QUINCY LAUNDRY
AND DBY CLEANRBS
JOHN RILEA
Your Greenville Representative
TI' DIAMOND MATCH CO.
Phone Quincy Four
WE DELIVER
Bill lluningto-- Munag
LINOLEUM
CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN
FROM OUR LARGE 8TOCKI
LNX OR PRLN¢
6-9 and 12-foot widths
Expert Guaranteed Laying
QuincyFumBareCo
Phone Quino 242-W
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
GUARANTEED RECAPPING
Truck & Paenger
MATTICE TIBE SERVICE
p:.. Quincy, Calif. Phone 544
BISHOP'S PAINT STORE
WALLPAPER, PAINTS,
VENETIAN BLINDS AND
LINOLEUMLICENSED
PAINT CONTRACTORS
Phone 132
AMERICAN VALLEY
LUMBER YARD, Inc.
JACUZZI Water Well Pumps,
Systems and Service.
Pittsburgh Painte
and Varnishes
PITone 565 P.O. Box 955
accompanied them down remain- Ken Hunters. The October meeting of Plumes
ed in the bay area for a longer Mrs. Helen Stephenson and son Chapter, WMC, Inc., held at Cres-
visit. Bobby and Mrs. Alex Largent cent Mills, now the county's lead-
Eugene Marley has moved to went to Reno Monday to see a mg manganese producer, concern-
Paradise after spending the sum- physician, ed itself with the effect of the
mer here at the Charles Taresh The I:O.O.F. is giving a card International Monetary Fund's re-
home. , party Saturday night at the Re- lease of gold on the domestic gold
Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Under- bekah hall. Pinochle and Canasta miner, it was reported.
wood and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey will be played and prizes will be The Journal sees the release as
Holt and children left Monday given away. a big step forward and that at-
to spend three weeks in Arkan- Jimmy Wharton of Susanville tirade was apparent in the talk
sas with relatives, was a visitor in town Friday. of the principal speaker, O. H.
Mr. and Mrs. "Taffy" McCutch- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Santens of Griggs, holder of the lease on the
eon, Barbara Gayle, La Verne Placerville spent Sunday and Mono famous Alhambra high grade gold
Gates, Dickie Gates and Jim day with Jack King. mine in El Dorado County, but
Grace drove to Susanviile last Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cliff drove now devoting his time to mining
Monday night to the basketball her mother, Mrs. John Coffin to and marketing manganese in Pin-
gameoftheCteam. Schema after she slipped andimas County" 16C'ww,: of
Mrs. Lena Sobrero accompanied fell, breaking her shoulder, while] [6£RRm£R6RU
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McIntyre to reaching in her pantry. They have I Fund Forced By Canada
Chloe wherd" they got June Le returned home, and Mrs. Coffin Griggs said action by the in-
Roy to ride into Sacramento to is much improved. Roberta Cliff] ternational committee has been in the living realism of
forced by the Canadian govern-
spend the weekend, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Lee sent, which had indicated it ln-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown Johnson during her parents ab- tended to remove price resrietions
and three children have moved sence, three discus;on pictures
on gold produced in that court-
from Frizzie's to the house re- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brophy try, permitting Canadian gold to See thisw¢.rd-fc'ous rarely photo-
cently occupied by the Jim Ros- spent two days in San Francisco sell for whatever it will bring in graphed Passion Play intheamxzing
sis who have moved back to Yuba recently, realism of full color three dimension
City after living here for two Jack Foster has returned home the world market. View.M,tcr photographs. Twenty- 1
Y 0he Paon Play pictures mounted
years, after a pheasant hunting trip. Treasury Excuse Gone . inthreeReelsfouseinView-Master ]
Winnie Taresh and son Buddy, Mr. and Mrs. George Boyden, Griggs said removal of inter- StereoscopcsndProjectors. J|
Raymond Sweeney left Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beaumont, national regulations on the price WtW.MASTtRSTtOSCO200
for ArbuckJe. Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Stead, Mrs. of gold "robs the U. S. Treasury stBs 35 eaCh -,,
Mr and Mrs Smith and Donna Dolphin, Mrs Edna 00sher, Department of its one excuse for
children of Greenville spent Sat- Mrs. Marie Sorsoli, Mrs. Henri keeping the price down."
urday and Sunday with Mr. and Fisher, Mrs. Dorothy Fisher and Conspiracy Against Local Mines "i ii
Mrs. Vincent 00sher. Mrs Amy Hard00avo attended the .o reposed on a recent meet- !i00rA
Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Pearce, Good Fellowship meeting Thurs- ing of the Western Mining Coun- OW: :: 5U:JICTS
Mr. and Mrs, Nile Pearce and day night in Greenville. The three oil at Auburn, and said a re-
Orover Pearce had dinner Satur- Rebekah lodges, Quincy, Green- solution was adopted demanding CatHawbll°d'Oaoundup, erand|n$ AmlshOktahom*' $l,dlSlcountry. Pa,
day night at the Cottonwood, it ville and Taylorsville participated that a full investigation be leach- Performing Chlmponzeel The Ozarks, Me.
being Annabelle's birthday, in the entertainment, ed to determine who is respon- r,m tlo,, No,Thai, 1,.
lewo, Hawkeye Slate Grope Inlmule, tltl
Mr. and Mrs. "Chuck" Wilson Word has been received by sible for "the conspiracy against I, Wheat Stat t4oly Y In
were recent visitors in Reno. friends that William Haskins of American mining interests," and
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Yoakum Alameda, formerlly of the Timber asking that criminal prosecution
left Monday to spend a month in Trail ranch, is much improved be instituted against the respon- JFY'S
Sacramento. after a long illness and is able .sible parties. "Seventy per cent of
Hugh Stephens hit a telephone to travel to Oregon to meet his the United States mining industry MUSE CFITB
pole near Hardgrave's barn Sat- new granddaughter, is idle," he said, 'vhile vast sums
urday. No one was hurt but the Mr. and Mrs. Hersehel North of our government money is being North Main St. Grlmnvlll@
car was badly damaged, cutting and family visited friends here spent to develop foreign mines."
the pole in half; Sunday. Par Sacramento Stockpile - - - -
Weekend visitors at" the C, L. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burford are Griggs reported another resolu- VISIT HANNAH HOME
Stephenson home were Mrs. Alex to return home Wednesday after tion asked that a stekpile of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sapp and
Largent and sons of Quincy and spending some time in Plttsburg. strategic minerals be established Fred Sapp of Quincy were vialt
Mrs. Al Mauder of Sloat akl went Mr. and Mrs. "Chuck" Wilson in California, perhaps in the vicin- ors last Sunday at the Greenville
on to Tulelake to hunt. were dinner guests Saturday night ity of Sacramento. Griggs, a vice- home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale
George Sobrero has returned of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downey. president of Western Mining Hannah.
_ Council. said he still is unable to "
sell any of the manganese he has
YOUR NAIONAL GUD HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS mined at Crescent Mills because: AN INEXPENSIVE GIFT
1, The Government refuses to buy An ideal Christmas gift at =mall
By Sgt Glenn E. Farmer ENTERTAINS ROTARY it; 2. government regulations pro- cost, for your friends or relatlv,
Lt. Denis W. Geil, commanding hibit its being sold to private here or elsewhere---The Rrdl
officer of the local guard unit, CLUB MEMBERS buyers, though there is a desper- Subribe now at $2,50 a yea--
accompanied by Lts. Huston, ate demand for it. rates advance New Year's Dayi
Sutherland and Warrant Officer With Music Director Hilmer Government Won't Buy Copper
Belaey, attended the weekly drill Finne conducting, the High School Milton Purdy, Eltzabethtown " "
of Headquarters Company at the Girls chorus entertained the Green- miner, had samples which he said
armory in Sacramento Monday, ville Rotary Club yesterday noon, were rich in tunbten and also
Nov, 26. Purpose of the visit was providing a medley of sacred :ontained some copper and lead
to discuss various affairs perti- numbers, ballads and Christmas and a little gold. "This ore could Indian Valley Pot He. 868
nent to the welfare of Howitzer carols which were well received run as high as $1,000 a ton," he
Company, with Lt. Col. Hill Bat- by their audience, said, expressing the opinion there VFCN LEIOI
talion Commander and other Bn Cy Hall was program chairman are substantial deposits of it in AND AUX]Y
officers, of the day, and Yadney Murray Plumes County, but declining to TS SICOND MONDAY O10
Promotions recently made: Cpl. was accepted into membership, the state where they are. c MOi%rH AT 7:30 p.m.
Charles Bridgman to Sgt Pfcs presentation being made by Lyal Jack O'Brien of Spring Garden, Veterans and service men wel
Multens and Swindlehurst to Cpl. Wells. Tri.bute was paid to Jess who has a copper mine in the ,..,,..,.,..,.,......,,,,....,.....,,,,.
All these men are from Greenville Maginnis and Rolla Larkey in re- Chilcoot area, reported that his
and are in SGT1C sharers corn- cognition of their birthday and operation had come to a standstill INDIAN VALLEY GI
munication section. Congratula- anniversary, respectively, and as he had been able to find no N. 439
tions !
Notes of interest: World WarI President Wilbur Batson presided government agency willing to buy Mce First ana Trd Tuesaa
over an altercation involving the copper "and the same gov- Montl% S p.m. - Taylor
Service---The Guard brought 380.- Members Humphrey and Philpott, ernment will put you in the hoose- H.S. HANNON, Master
095 men into Federal Service for but without financial success, gow if you sell a pound of it on Elsie Ann Harmon, 8y
World War I. Two-fifths of the Bill Hall will be program chair- the outside." D, R. Strong, Hall M(tr.
divisions of the AEF were Na- man and editor next wek. ---California Mining Journal .,,;,,....,,,... ....... ..,,,., ......... ,,.,,,.,,,.,,.,.
tional Guard Divisions. These 11 ,el ......................
divisions saw more combat than SLC.TY LODQ
any other divisions in the AEF. SEN. KNOWLAND'S REMARKS FI SVICES No, 1. F. & A*
The records of the German Su- ON THE GOLD SITUATION Meets ad Friday ech moarh, t I1
preme Command noted that of the HELl) Y00T00A¥ Visiting Brothers Weioomei
eight American Divisions listed by Remarks of Senator William F.
the Germans as superior to ex- .owland on October S, 1951 on FOR 00TIIUR Ernest Walter, W.M.
cellent, six were National Guard the Senate floor, which appeared Herbert Holt, eoretart
meo..ttvo*,0,t,a,|.*..,m,.*,, .,,,,.,.*.a|ttm41
Divisions. National Guardsmen in the Congressional Record on Funeral services were conduct- LU &
pierced the Hindenberg Line, page 13030 regarding the gold ed by the Rev. Elmer" Fodoll yes-
helped crush the St. Mihiel salient, mining industry in California. terday at the Greenville Funeral WO],B UNION - AE[.
and smashed to victory through Apropos of what the Senator Chapel for Arthur Trimple of In- 1 Mo. 247
the Meuse4Axgonne. from North Dakota, the Senator man Falls, who succumbed on Meets first SUnUay o1 eacda
World Wax' II Service: T h e from Vermont, and the Senator Sunday to a heart condition from at 11 a.rm -- In Old Labrar$
mobilization oft he National Guard from New Hampshire have been which he had been suffering for RIgNVILI.i .:. GAt.IFORNIA
brought over 300,000 men into discussing, while .it does not le some montl. JOE PALAZZI, preat
active military service, doiibling in directly with the amendment Trimple was a native of the state ROBERT GI ESIGK
the strength of the Army. All 18 f wish to point out that some of Ohio and was 66 years of age. Bu Agent and i¥..Trmlb
Guard Divisions served and all )alleles of this administration He and Mrs. Trimple moved to ,,,,,,,,, ................................ ,,,,.,.,,,,., ........ ,
were overseas--nine in the South have practically destroyed the Indian Falls about six month ago,
Pacific and nine m Europe. Al- gold-mining industry in the State and have been making their home G
together, in World War II, Na- of California. Historically Califor- there. Only surwvors are his wid- LOoO.o LOD( E NO, ,
tional Guard units participated in nia has been one of the great ow, Gce, and a sister, Ida Tay- Meo lt and 8r Satmxlaa o
34 separate campaigns and 7 as- gold-mining States. for of Pomona. 8 p.m. - at Oddeiiows
sault landings. 88 Presidential The gold-mining industry and Interment was made at the Oreenville, Catforma
Unit Citations were awarded to the workers in the gold-mining Greenville cemetery under direct-
National Guard units for out- industry found that they were ion of the Greenville Funeral DERYL CONRAD N,
standing performanee of duty in squeezed between two forces. On Home. ELMORE HUNT, 8'y
action or for conspicuous valor or the one hand there was the fixed ........ .- - --
heroism. The Medal of Honor was price of gold at $35 an ounce. On uu
awarded to 14Guardsrmen" In the the °ther hand the P°licY °f thell 01Bb 'VVMVV--
then Secretary of War.... "They costs of commodities and wages E
made a brilliant fighting record to go up. The price of gold was
on every fighting front. T h e y not allowed to go up. In foreign
proved once more the value of countries, however, producers were
the trained citizen soldier." BE A not faced with that problem.
CITIZEN SOLDrlaR. JION Their mines were allowed to take
advantage of the world market t
Your National Guard is YOUR I believe in due time the proper
business. It needs your help committees of the Senate ought --pecalag In RO
to very carefully investigate the
-11 gold trasaions between the We Also
WEATHER NOT $O GOOD Treasury of the United States and Serve A L CQIO
Word from Carl and Maren foreign countriea, by which we Steak--Chicken- clFoo ,
Scholberg and family is to the have permitted gold to go out cf
effect that the weather in the our Treasury into foreign court- ryprotxIred by your famous C "Cookie
northwest is somewhat tries. It should be determined
worse than that in Greenville and whether those governments as gov-
vicinity, and that they wiU be ernments have sold gold on the|g_ :
glad to get home after the three market at prices higher than the]i
permitted by the United ,flurdaStuldz (al i
we]
vacation
they
are
spending
price
in Seattle. States. --Calif. Mining Journal, uuuumi
i
Buyers'
Guide
Damonds - /atches
GIFTS THAT LAST
Watch Repairing Quincy
J. Corooran, pastor; Sunday Maze
10=45 a. m, Quiney 9:00 a. m.
Assembly of God: Rev. Don
North, pastor; S. S. 9:45 a. m.,
Service 11:00 a. m., Service 7:30
p.m. Sunday. Wednesday Youth
Meeting at 7=30 p.m.
Seventh-day Adventist Churoh
Elder C. Wayne Grifflth, pastr;
Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.; Wor-
ship Service 11 a.m. Saturday.
Prayer Meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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GOOD CROWD ATTENDS
More than 70 members and their
wives were present at the Masonic
Hall last Friday night when the
annual Past Masters banquet was
held there.