August 5, 1949 (8 pages)

8—The, Nevada City Aa Friday, August 5, 1949 RUSSIA COULD. FIELD ARMY OF 20 MILLION MEN (continued from page 1) They are organized into the army, navy, air force and MVD se curity troops. The strength of the army—the ground forces—is about 3,500,000. It is the largest peacetime stand ing army in the world. Behind the mobilized first line fighting force there are large masses of trained reserves. Using these reserves Russia can quick ly mobilize and maintain in the field an army of over 29,000,000 men. Such a force Russia maintained during the last war. The improveme nt in the Soviet. economic situation due to victory and the expansion of her war. potential by the current 5 year plan makes the maintenance of 25,000,000 armed forces easier now than during World War II. The navy is the best trained and disciplined of Russia’s fighting forces. It is, however, small and inefficient in comparison with the navies of the U. S. or Great Britain. The main strength of the Russian navy is its submarines of which there are several hundred. Many German naval experts are being used by the Russians to improve the valUe ol tacir submarines and other ships. The Russian navy, however could not prevent a strong ‘hostile fleet from landing troops on her Black Sea or far eastern coasts. Greater improvement has been shown ‘in the Russian air force since the end of World War ‘II than in’ any other Russian fi¢ht ing arm. The improvement started immediately after the war and has continued to date. Stalin and the other top Communist leaders have given their personal attention to the reorganization, reequipping and Tetraining of the air force. During the war:the Soviet air force was used primarily as an auxiliary of the ground forces to which it was closely tied both organically. and tactically. After the war Stalin. and the other members: of. the Politburo saw the great. destruction lor obably the largest (in numbers) of any other force. The Russian MVD security troops are identical -in’ purpose to the SS troops of Hitler. ‘The strength of their force is about 500,000. men. They are or bombing force was devei . the uniforms, housing, arms and equipment of any of the other armed forces. They are the pets of Stalin. t is not the great size of the Russian armed forces which make'them a menace to world oeace. The danger is.in the character of the Russian. officers and afficials. The loot and rape of Europe during and after the war has made these Russians _ rich, but it has fired their desire for more wealth. All ranks of the Russian fighting forces look forward to the day when,they can’ again. loot and rape the capitalist world. In next Friday’s Nugget I shall tell how the Soviet regime is. menacing the capitalist world. FOLSOM COMES HERE SUNDAYFOR LAST GAME to Velie: “On that affect ure in 1948. For the state as a whole, the,-increase was $159,940,610, or 11.7 per cent. Except for a minor decrease in Modoc county, gains were registered in varying percentages throughout the state. In this one county, the ‘decline in taxable value of the Surprise helped the. last elects dozen mayors, for the drop. Gas and electric companies still are the largest contributors to local revenues on the basis of taxes paid on property assessed by the State Board of Equaliza tion. This year, for the first time, the. taxable value of telephone and telegraph companies exqeeds the value of the railroads. * his = naiue years—who' judges, LIFE IN THE OLD BOY YET—As he neared the all-time record attorney . for number of games played by a«shortstop, veteran infielder Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox posed amiably for a photographer to prove that the old rockin’ chair hasn’t got him yet. Luke was generals—registers himself sim-. ply asthe “legislative representative of the California State. Brewer’s Institute.” “Maybe Samish doesn’t have . the: boss Hague touch, the article . Members of the Nevada county board of supervisors, Nevada City Placer-N sds League Mayor Arthur Innis, Grass Valley Mayor Gil Cramer, manager and Grass Valley Gises Pct Asks Attachment To WwW iL 137 ed .765 Roseville: W.-R. 2.0 18.24. °.765 man without a party, without po. . litical clubhouses, without a preLincoln UC Pee Na ante Nevada City ... 6b Assemblyman Francis Lindsay and State.Senator Harold John son to discuss water rights problems of Nevada county. A. representative of. the: state owed by J. Wesley and Violet 353 engineer’s ‘office will be present, White. William J — Cassettari, .l2 according: to Forrest Varnéy, disGrass Valley is attorney for 34059 trict manager. Jack Minasian, plaintiff. TRY MILTON'S GALLONS Coast league, is 6ndisplay this MERCHANTS TRAVEL TO AUBURN THIS SUNDAY “Artie,” said Smith, ‘‘can—you help me get a resolution through, supporting One World and a world -federalist union? We’re stymied.” “What’s One World?” Artie wanted to know. : We Pct Placerville 49ers .9 0 1.000 Auburn 225-050. Lae a OTe Poresthil) 225005). Gi 3e 667 Nevada City ... Hees weep7s Georgetown. .... 2.38 Grass Valley ...nea. Oli a t When Smith explained, Artie 3° 339) 125. ae Seore last Sunday . Georgetown: 11, Colfax 10 ; The resolution “ran” through s.ac.ville 49ers 28, Nevada the legislature quickly, and Cali. fornia became the first state to City 6. . back a national convention fa} Auburn 8. Foresthiil 1 Grass Valley bye. . voring American entrance into.a world federalist union. . Games next Sunday He has plenty of campaign’ Placerville’ 49ers in Grass money, an amazing political esValley. . pionage system, and a master’s. Nevada City in Auburn grasp of the inner workings of Foresthill in Georgetown the legislature. He may be known Colfax bye. said: “Sure, right away.” It’s a heart-breaking job, REITA D. CURNOW — The palm trees are real enough—transplanted replica. And the “ocean” inthe back (iaes Maictigan, It’s all part of the Chicago-ani in the ol anit at the the Railroad Fair Comfortable Fused Collars on these White Broadcloth Shirts. Look fresh after a hard present day costs. Before essary pleats—Sanforized, Regular Cuffs. ' REITA D. CURNOW AGENCY Bok Singing Tower is silhouetted against the early morning Florida Bok Manhattan Shirts day's WEAR—Easy to iron—No unnec° -,fire writes a period, bring your Insurance up to date, NY—Palms. stirred by balmy . FLOR! IDA SCENE ? “ITS PHONY Pans scene as the famed ‘ / without Insurance “ and a difficult adjust ment where Insurance fails to keep pace with is board of directors of the Nevada irrigation district will meet Monday night in the irrigation district’s offices, Grass Valley, with protecting their investment -and Truckee OVE NitesTenn © . the livelihood of their kiddies,” Roseville A. c Pas 116. says Artie. “I weld them together. Oroville, the district’s attorney, “Scores last Sunday into the damnedest political maVernon Stoll is attorney — for will also attend. * ; chine you ever .saw. Boy can we} C. C. Oit, Truckee; who filed atLincoln 2, Placerville 0° Varney has prepared maps tachment suit Tuesday in suexplode when we need it!” Folsom 13, Grass Valley 12 perior £ourt against Thomas and showing coverage of the district’s Truckee 20, Nevada City 10 ‘The’ article, the first of two to Rose LaRocca, ‘as payment of’ water rights and the available Auburn 13, Roseville A. C, 2 The Folsom team of the Placerappear under the title “Secret! oromissory note plaintiff charges water supply. Nevada baseball league invades Boss of. California,” .tells how; _ Seore Saturday Night jis owed by defendant. Nevada City for -the final game of Samish’s' smooth, business-like Roseville W.R. 13, Colfax 6 Francis and Edna Kuntz, Nethe 1849 season. Folsom is: tied lobbying reaches: into the:‘lucravada City, filed attachment suit with Grass. Valley and Placertive trades of many. industries _ Games next Sunday $1.60 PER GALLON Tuesday against Richard R. ville for third place ‘and ‘the and deep into the ‘heart of anyAuburn in Colfax Lewis charging a note of $2,649.31 game will have a bearing on thing showing a better than fair ORDER AHEAD Roseville W. R. in Placerville is due. Robert C. Schiffner, Newhich two of the three clubs get return for use. of the Samish. inPhone 123 ‘Lincoln in Truckee vada City, is attorney for plaininto the Shaughnessy playoffs. genuity. Folsom in Nevada City tit, Manager Marvin Haddy reCollier’s reports that Paul ported the directors. of the Smith, editor of the San FranGame Saturday Night league consider it a foregone concisco Chronicle, tried to push a Grass Valley in Roseville A. C. clusion ‘that Folsom will win ‘the pro-One World resolution game, but Haddy says the Aththrough the California legislature letics won’t concede victory until and got nowhere. Then he teleFoothill League the final out. Sunday. phoned room 428 of the Senator The Athletics: played in the hotel and asked for Samish. (NORTHERN DIVISION) STARTING OVER —FROM THE. . GROUND UP oe Collect Grocery Bill cinct ‘buildup. Don S.Shinkle, Grass Valley ' Placerville © 3.2.2. 103. 623625 But he does have, in Samish’s grocer, filed an attachment suit Folsom 0 Aten 16 C5586 words, “an endless .chain of. po-, . in Nevada county superior court Grass Valley 2; IO: 0/688) litical strength’ whose strongest + yesterday for a grocery bill of Cotta? Banta ate iss 9° 8 2.529 links are the “little guys.’ . charges is PuUDUTH oe 4 10 412 $1,010.19 _ Shinkle oped. An arctic flying force was The Nevada City Merchants organized. Production of jet prowill travel to Auburn Sunday for pelled plans. was begun. Rocket a game with Auburn team of the experimental stations were esFoothill league. Manager Ralph by registration as merely the tablished. Childers announced Dick Penrose “legislative representative of the] (SOUTHERN DIVISION) The aircraft~ factories, which will start on the mound for the California. State Brewers’ InstiWks Pet the Russians claim can produce Merchants Dick Alvari is slated tutes’. as. a one-man Tammany Bel age . 875 hall. More than: any other one Lincoln .. 40,000 planes ‘a year, were ento hurl for the home team. 778 Californian, says astute observPlacerville Outl. one larged and German employees The team will Ieave from the Wey 9: 28s. 4.629 ers, he can “deliver” added. the Cali-. Standard station about noon SunPEOROON 2 5 4. 656 fornia legislature. , Several .German and Russian day, Childers said. BAAOMNIS ois cal eres a4 5 444 employees of‘thése faetories have ‘Brown Bombers .. ta RY BS talked to me about the Russian Newcastle Bao ain tes p Riga CoccaBy. air force. I have seen many of Sept. 15 Last Day To Bootery Will Close ° their new ‘planes and have Register for Special For ‘Week’s Vacation “Scores last Sunday watched 4 of. their. erent air demElection of ‘Nov. 8 ‘. Placerville Outlaws 13, Jackonstrations staged impress Thursday, Sept. 15, is the fast » Mr. .and Mrs. William Simons, son 0. ‘Stalin and the Nel "detonate day for registration for the spewho ‘operate The Bootery, 220 . Lincoln 13; Rocklin 5 It would be a serious blunder cial state election called for TuesBroad street, will vacation next: * Loomis 12, Newcastle 4 to underestimate, the strength of day, Nov. 8, _aecording to Ralph week, and will close the store: Brown Bombers bye. the Russian‘ait }arce-which: is E. Deeble, county. clerk. while they are gone. They plan: to ‘reopen ssatsiuacd Aug. 13, for"! ey a Games next Sunday business. Placerville Outlaws in Brown Simons was very pleased with Bombers. his clearance sale which ended . Lincoln in Jackson Rocklin in Loomis "Wednesday and reported. his adNewcastle bye. vertising in The Nugget was a great help to him in moving over 400 pairs of shoes during the sale. BUILD NEVADA COUNTY a SUPERVISORS, MAYORS AND NID OFFICIALS WILL MEET MONDAY gunning. for the record of 2153 games. set by Rabbit Maranville. continues—he’s just an oversized . “A nucleus of 500,000 people Electrification property values, “was responsible every assembly speaker save one in Valley Corp., only partially offset by gains in other types :of utility who delivers the California leg-. who has equalization cent,-over the corresponding fig clients, Artie unquestionably has more power than the governor.” The article shows that the man ! islature of year at $9,584,090, marking an increase of $348,900, or 3.738 per . matters state board in Nevada county is valued this ist” who said goodbye to school force, tokeep the other armed after the seventh grade and mdue ; forces and the people in subhis first million at the age: of 32. jection: to the dictates of Stalin is the man whe really runs the: and the Communist regime. The Golden State, it was reported ‘in © MVD is the guardian of the Rusthis week’s issue of Collier’s magsian army and people. azine. He is Arthur Samish; head-_ When political arrests are made quarters, the Hotel Senator in . the MVD is used. When officials California’s seer ue city, Sacraand others are liquidated the mento. MVD shoots them. The MVD runs And ‘just .to determine how: all the prisons and concentration well “Artie” Samish tosses his_ camps. They employ and superweight around the great Far. vise all forced labor. Their secret West state, Collier’s staff writer. agents pry into the life and spy Lester Velie asked Earl Warren: . upon all Russians. It is the re“Who has more influence with. ports of these agents which keeps the Russians in Communist the legislature, . you or Artie Samish?” slavery. . Said Earl Warren, according The MVD troops have the best food, WILLIAM HOME -MEN’S STANLEY H. HALLS WEAR Let Us Survey Your Hoauenane Needs © ~ ¥ ‘Utilities. :property assessed by put. are used’. as a super police ficers of Russia were put in comweek in Haddy’s, Shell station, mand of the air force. German Main and Nevada ‘streets. air officers and scientists were brought in to help. The air forces. were reorganized. A special long range strate-. gic '3.78 PER CENT RISE “IN PUBLIC UTILITIES VALUES IN COUNTY A 300-pound California “lobby-_ ‘ganized and armed like an army wrought on the European cities by. the U. S. and. British air forces. They. realized what a large part these air-forces had played in the victory and what a.small role the Russian air force first division during the early ‘had played in the Russian vicpart of the season and it was tory. This knowledge caused this self-same Folsom club that Stalin and his helpers to liquistarted the local team on the date Air Marshal Novikov, the skids commander in chief of the SoHaddy said Jake Goldsberry viet. air forces, also Air Marshal will probably be on the mound. Falaleev, Khudya‘sov and other The league’s most outstanding high officers. player trophy, donated by ~the In place of these liquidated Sacramento Solons of the Pacific leaders, the most air-minded of AUTHUR SAMISH RUNSTHE STATE SAYS MAGAZINE ed phones 40 and cael _ NEVADA CITY 207 Broad St. Phone 146 ae

8—The, Nevada City Aa Friday, August 5, 1949 RUSSIA COULD. FIELD ARMY OF 20 MILLION MEN (continued from page 1) They are organized into the army, navy, air force and MVD se curity troops. The strength of the army—the ground forces—is about 3,500,000. It is the largest peacetime stand ing army in the world. Behind the mobilized first line fighting force there are large masses of trained reserves. Using these reserves Russia can quick ly mobilize and maintain in the field an army of over 29,000,000 men. Such a force Russia maintained during the last war. The improveme nt in the Soviet. economic situation due to victory and the expansion of her war. potential by the current 5 year plan makes the maintenance of 25,000,000 armed forces easier now than during World War II. The navy is the best trained and disciplined of Russia’s fighting forces. It is, however, small and inefficient in comparison with the navies of the U. S. or Great Britain. The main strength of the Russian navy is its submarines of which there are several hundred. Many German naval experts are being used by the Russians to improve the valUe ol tacir submarines and other ships. The Russian navy, however could not prevent a strong ‘hostile fleet from landing troops on her Black Sea or far eastern coasts. Greater improvement has been shown ‘in the Russian air force since the end of World War ‘II than in’ any other Russian fi¢ht ing arm. The improvement started immediately after the war and has continued to date. Stalin and the other top Communist leaders have given their personal attention to the reorganization, reequipping and Tetraining of the air force. During the war:the Soviet air force was used primarily as an auxiliary of the ground forces to which it was closely tied both organically. and tactically. After the war Stalin. and the other members: of. the Politburo saw the great. destruction lor obably the largest (in numbers) of any other force. The Russian MVD security troops are identical -in’ purpose to the SS troops of Hitler. ‘The strength of their force is about 500,000. men. They are or bombing force was devei . the uniforms, housing, arms and equipment of any of the other armed forces. They are the pets of Stalin. t is not the great size of the Russian armed forces which make'them a menace to world oeace. The danger is.in the character of the Russian. officers and afficials. The loot and rape of Europe during and after the war has made these Russians _ rich, but it has fired their desire for more wealth. All ranks of the Russian fighting forces look forward to the day when,they can’ again. loot and rape the capitalist world. In next Friday’s Nugget I shall tell how the Soviet regime is. menacing the capitalist world. FOLSOM COMES HERE SUNDAYFOR LAST GAME to Velie: “On that affect ure in 1948. For the state as a whole, the,-increase was $159,940,610, or 11.7 per cent. Except for a minor decrease in Modoc county, gains were registered in varying percentages throughout the state. In this one county, the ‘decline in taxable value of the Surprise helped the. last elects dozen mayors, for the drop. Gas and electric companies still are the largest contributors to local revenues on the basis of taxes paid on property assessed by the State Board of Equaliza tion. This year, for the first time, the. taxable value of telephone and telegraph companies exqeeds the value of the railroads. * his = naiue years—who' judges, LIFE IN THE OLD BOY YET—As he neared the all-time record attorney . for number of games played by a«shortstop, veteran infielder Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox posed amiably for a photographer to prove that the old rockin’ chair hasn’t got him yet. Luke was generals—registers himself sim-. ply asthe “legislative representative of the California State. Brewer’s Institute.” “Maybe Samish doesn’t have . the: boss Hague touch, the article . Members of the Nevada county board of supervisors, Nevada City Placer-N sds League Mayor Arthur Innis, Grass Valley Mayor Gil Cramer, manager and Grass Valley Gises Pct Asks Attachment To WwW iL 137 ed .765 Roseville: W.-R. 2.0 18.24. °.765 man without a party, without po. . litical clubhouses, without a preLincoln UC Pee Na ante Nevada City ..... 6b Assemblyman Francis Lindsay and State.Senator Harold John son to discuss water rights problems of Nevada county. A. representative of. the: state owed by J. Wesley and Violet 353 engineer’s ‘office will be present, White. William J — Cassettari, .l2 according: to Forrest Varnéy, disGrass Valley is attorney for 34059 trict manager. Jack Minasian, plaintiff. TRY MILTON'S GALLONS Coast league, is 6ndisplay this MERCHANTS TRAVEL TO AUBURN THIS SUNDAY “Artie,” said Smith, ‘‘can—you help me get a resolution through, supporting One World and a world -federalist union? We’re stymied.” “What’s One World?” Artie wanted to know. : We Pct Placerville 49ers .9 0 1.000 Auburn 225-050.. Lae a OTe Poresthil) 225005). Gi 3e 667 Nevada City ...... Hees weep7s Georgetown. ....... 2.38 Grass Valley ......nea. Oli a t When Smith explained, Artie 3° 339) 125. ae Seore last Sunday . Georgetown: 11, Colfax 10 ; The resolution “ran” through s.ac.ville 49ers 28, Nevada the legislature quickly, and Cali. fornia became the first state to City 6.. . back a national convention fa} Auburn 8. Foresthiil 1 Grass Valley bye. . voring American entrance into.a world federalist union. . Games next Sunday He has plenty of campaign’ Placerville’ 49ers in Grass money, an amazing political esValley. . pionage system, and a master’s. Nevada City in Auburn grasp of the inner workings of Foresthill in Georgetown the legislature. He may be known Colfax bye. said: “Sure, right away.” It’s a heart-breaking job, REITA D. CURNOW — The palm trees are real enough—transplanted replica. And the “ocean” inthe back (iaes Maictigan, It’s all part of the Chicago-ani in the ol anit at the

the Railroad Fair Comfortable Fused Collars on these White Broadcloth Shirts. Look fresh after a hard present day costs. Before essary pleats—Sanforized, Regular Cuffs. ' REITA D. CURNOW AGENCY Bok Singing Tower is silhouetted against the early morning Florida Bok Manhattan Shirts day's WEAR—Easy to iron—No unnec° -,fire writes a period, bring your Insurance up to date, NY—Palms. stirred by balmy . FLOR! IDA SCENE ? “ITS PHONY Pans scene as the famed ‘ / without Insurance “ and a difficult adjust ment where Insurance fails to keep pace with is board of directors of the Nevada irrigation district will meet Monday night in the irrigation district’s offices, Grass Valley, with protecting their investment -and Truckee OVE NitesTenn © . the livelihood of their kiddies,” Roseville A. c Pas 116. says Artie. “I weld them together. Oroville, the district’s attorney, “Scores last Sunday into the damnedest political maVernon Stoll is attorney — for will also attend. * ; chine you ever .saw. Boy can we} C. C. Oit, Truckee; who filed atLincoln 2, Placerville 0° Varney has prepared maps tachment suit Tuesday in suexplode when we need it!” Folsom 13, Grass Valley 12 perior £ourt against Thomas and showing coverage of the district’s Truckee 20, Nevada City 10 ‘The’ article, the first of two to Rose LaRocca, ‘as payment of’ water rights and the available Auburn 13, Roseville A. C, 2 The Folsom team of the Placerappear under the title “Secret! oromissory note plaintiff charges water supply. Nevada baseball league invades Boss of. California,” .tells how; _ Seore Saturday Night jis owed by defendant. Nevada City for -the final game of Samish’s' smooth, business-like Roseville W.R. 13, Colfax 6 Francis and Edna Kuntz, Nethe 1849 season. Folsom is: tied lobbying reaches: into the:‘lucravada City, filed attachment suit with Grass. Valley and Placertive trades of many. industries _ Games next Sunday $1.60 PER GALLON Tuesday against Richard R. ville for third place ‘and ‘the and deep into the ‘heart of anyAuburn in Colfax Lewis charging a note of $2,649.31 game will have a bearing on thing showing a better than fair ORDER AHEAD Roseville W. R. in Placerville is due. Robert C. Schiffner, Newhich two of the three clubs get return for use. of the Samish. inPhone 123 ‘Lincoln in Truckee vada City, is attorney for plaininto the Shaughnessy playoffs. genuity. Folsom in Nevada City tit, Manager Marvin Haddy reCollier’s reports that Paul ported the directors. of the Smith, editor of the San FranGame Saturday Night league consider it a foregone concisco Chronicle, tried to push a Grass Valley in Roseville A. C. clusion ‘that Folsom will win ‘the pro-One World resolution game, but Haddy says the Aththrough the California legislature letics won’t concede victory until and got nowhere. Then he teleFoothill League the final out. Sunday. phoned room 428 of the Senator The Athletics: played in the hotel and asked for Samish. (NORTHERN DIVISION) STARTING OVER —FROM THE. . GROUND UP oe Collect Grocery Bill cinct ‘buildup. Don S.Shinkle, Grass Valley ' Placerville © 3.2.2.. 103. 623625 But he does have, in Samish’s grocer, filed an attachment suit Folsom 0 Aten 16 C5586 words, “an endless .chain of. po-, . in Nevada county superior court Grass Valley 2; IO: 0/688) litical strength’ whose strongest + yesterday for a grocery bill of Cotta? Banta ate iss 9° 8 2.529 links are the “little guys.’ . charges is PuUDUTH oe 4 10 412 $1,010.19 _ Shinkle oped. An arctic flying force was The Nevada City Merchants organized. Production of jet prowill travel to Auburn Sunday for pelled plans. was begun. Rocket a game with Auburn team of the experimental stations were esFoothill league. Manager Ralph by registration as merely the tablished. Childers announced Dick Penrose “legislative representative of the] (SOUTHERN DIVISION) The aircraft~ factories, which will start on the mound for the California. State Brewers’ InstiWks Pet the Russians claim can produce Merchants Dick Alvari is slated tutes’. as. a one-man Tammany Bel age . 875 hall. More than: any other one Lincoln .... 40,000 planes ‘a year, were ento hurl for the home team. 778 Californian, says astute observPlacerville Outl. one larged and German employees The team will Ieave from the Wey 9: 28s. 4.629 ers, he can “deliver” added. the Cali-. Standard station about noon SunPEOROON 2 5 4. 656 fornia legislature. , Several .German and Russian day, Childers said. BAAOMNIS ois cal eres a4 5 444 employees of‘thése faetories have ‘Brown Bombers ... ta RY BS talked to me about the Russian Newcastle Bao ain tes p Riga CoccaBy. air force. I have seen many of Sept. 15 Last Day To Bootery Will Close ° their new ‘planes and have Register for Special For ‘Week’s Vacation “Scores last Sunday watched 4 of. their. erent air demElection of ‘Nov. 8 ‘. Placerville Outlaws 13, Jackonstrations staged impress Thursday, Sept. 15, is the fast » Mr. .and Mrs. William Simons, son 0. ‘Stalin and the Nel "detonate day for registration for the spewho ‘operate The Bootery, 220 . Lincoln 13; Rocklin 5 It would be a serious blunder cial state election called for TuesBroad street, will vacation next: * Loomis 12, Newcastle 4 to underestimate, the strength of day, Nov. 8, _aecording to Ralph week, and will close the store: Brown Bombers bye. the Russian‘ait }arce-which: is E. Deeble, county. clerk. while they are gone. They plan: to ‘reopen ssatsiuacd Aug. 13, for"! ey a Games next Sunday business. Placerville Outlaws in Brown Simons was very pleased with Bombers. his clearance sale which ended . Lincoln in Jackson Rocklin in Loomis "Wednesday and reported. his adNewcastle bye. vertising in The Nugget was a great help to him in moving over 400 pairs of shoes during the sale. BUILD NEVADA COUNTY a SUPERVISORS, MAYORS AND NID OFFICIALS WILL MEET MONDAY gunning. for the record of 2153 games. set by Rabbit Maranville. continues—he’s just an oversized . “A nucleus of 500,000 people Electrification property values, “was responsible every assembly speaker save one in Valley Corp., only partially offset by gains in other types :of utility who delivers the California leg-. who has equalization cent,-over the corresponding fig clients, Artie unquestionably has more power than the governor.” The article shows that the man ! islature of year at $9,584,090, marking an increase of $348,900, or 3.738 per . matters state board in Nevada county is valued this ist” who said goodbye to school force, tokeep the other armed after the seventh grade and mdue ; forces and the people in subhis first million at the age: of 32. jection: to the dictates of Stalin is the man whe really runs the: and the Communist regime. The Golden State, it was reported ‘in © MVD is the guardian of the Rusthis week’s issue of Collier’s magsian army and people. azine. He is Arthur Samish; head-_ When political arrests are made quarters, the Hotel Senator in . the MVD is used. When officials California’s seer ue city, Sacraand others are liquidated the mento. MVD shoots them. The MVD runs And ‘just .to determine how: all the prisons and concentration well “Artie” Samish tosses his_ camps. They employ and superweight around the great Far. vise all forced labor. Their secret West state, Collier’s staff writer. agents pry into the life and spy Lester Velie asked Earl Warren: . upon all Russians. It is the re“Who has more influence with. ports of these agents which keeps the Russians in Communist the legislature, . you or Artie Samish?” slavery. . Said Earl Warren, according The MVD troops have the best food, WILLIAM HOME -MEN’S STANLEY H. HALLS WEAR Let Us Survey Your Hoauenane Needs © ~ ¥ ‘Utilities. :property assessed by put. are used’. as a super police ficers of Russia were put in comweek in Haddy’s, Shell station, mand of the air force. German Main and Nevada ‘streets. air officers and scientists were brought in to help. The air forces. were reorganized. A special long range strate-. gic '3.78 PER CENT RISE “IN PUBLIC UTILITIES VALUES IN COUNTY A 300-pound California “lobby-_ ‘ganized and armed like an army wrought on the European cities by. the U. S. and. British air forces. They. realized what a large part these air-forces had played in the victory and what a.small role the Russian air force first division during the early ‘had played in the Russian vicpart of the season and it was tory. This knowledge caused this self-same Folsom club that Stalin and his helpers to liquistarted the local team on the date Air Marshal Novikov, the skids commander in chief of the SoHaddy said Jake Goldsberry viet. air forces, also Air Marshal will probably be on the mound. Falaleev, Khudya‘sov and other The league’s most outstanding high officers. player trophy, donated by ~the In place of these liquidated Sacramento Solons of the Pacific leaders, the most air-minded of AUTHUR SAMISH RUNSTHE STATE SAYS MAGAZINE ed phones 40 and cael _ NEVADA CITY 207 Broad St. Phone 146 ae