July 15, 1948 (11 pages)

< _— . a ae = am > Veterans carrying Service Life Insurance term polieies will be able to renew them for an additional five years upon expiration of the present term National .period, under Public Law 838 passed by the last Congress, Veterang Administration has announced. 5 Term insurance taken out before January 1, 1946, carries a term period of eight years from date of issue. Policies issued ‘after that date are for a five year term. t Prior to the new amendment to the law, it would have been y my for veterans to convert ‘their policies to one of the six Available permanent forms before the end of their term period, or their insurance would have expired. Now they may renew for another five year term at. the premium rate applicable at the dime of renewal. The first NSLI policies» were issued to men in service in October, 1940. Therefore, the first term. periods would have begun to expire in October of this year. Those who renew “their term insurance will pay a higher premium than their old rate. For example, a person who was 25 years old when he took out term insur“ ance in 1940 has been paying 67 cents per month per $1,000 of coverage. When he renews this year, it will be at his attained age of ’ 33, for which the monthly premium is 74 cents per $1,000. VA also reminded veterans with lapsed term insurance that less than a month remains in which to reinstate by meang of SUPERVISORS 0. K. NEW CLASSROOMS NEVADA CITY: The Nevada County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, July 7, granted the application of the Grass. Valley School board and Superintendent of the Grass Valley Schools, Gilbert Tennis for financial assistance in building three new class rooms on the James S. Hennessy School. The sum granted was $15,000 from a $35,000 fund allocated to the county by the state. The money was granted from money provided counties under Chapter 20 of the state statutes. the easy plan now in effect. Through July 31, veterans mas reinstate. their lapsed policies— regardless of the length of time they have ‘beén lapsed—by submitting a simple application form and payment of two monthly ‘premiums for the amount of insurance reinstated. They need only certify that their health ig as good as it was when the policy lapsed. Usually no physical examination is necessary. , Lhey may reinstate any amount from $1,000 to $10,000: in multiples of $500. After July 31, holders of term policies which have been lapsed for three’ months or more will be required to pass a_ physical examination and qualify as insurable risks. cas Over 10,000 veterans who formerly carried NSLI_ currently have none in force. ‘They are eligible for up to 100 billion dollars worth. % CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT Carburetors. on present-day automobiles are not adjustable except for idling speed, says the California State Automobile Association, because the jets are engineered to a particular size at the factory. When carburetu trouble:. develops, a mechanic should be consulted. MOVING Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD STORAGE Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 Hills. Flat HOUSE OF BULOVA Over 100 watches to choose from > —e— LOLMAUGH'S Grass Valley’s Leading Jeweler 244 Boulder Street NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. PRESIDENTIAL BOOM ! Whites, Frosts, Hosts To Gold Trail Riders Trail Riders are planning another trip Sunday, July 18, through the DeerCreek and Empress area. At midday the riders will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Frost at their home on the Newtown Road. “horse-backers. will at Wesley White’s home on Alta ‘Hill. The group will meeet at 9 A. M. on the Marysville Highway. tint of brown. GRASS VALLEY: The Gold Mine At the conclusion of the ride the enjoy supper =" Cinnamon is a well-established Thumbsucking Study Completed At U. C. BERKELEY: Thumbsucking . children who come from happy seems to be more prevalent in homes and in the more feminine girls. 3 : These are the findings of Dr. Marjorie P. Henzik, research associate in the Institute of Child Welfare at the University of California. Dr. Honzik has recently ing in a group of 200: normal chiling in a group of 200 noral children. Dr. Honzik found that about one third of the group were sucking their thumbs at the end of their second year, with evidence that the habit begins after the baby is frustrated in his need for either sucking, food, or for comfort during illness. “There is, some evidence in the study that the relationships within the homes of the thumbsuckers are unusually happy ones, Dr. Honzik said. ‘‘‘There tends to be a harmonious relationship between the parents and an_ unusually triendly attitude of the mother toward the thumbsuckig child.”’ Dr. Honzik also said that probably the greater prevalence of thumbsucking in girls than boys may be attributed to a more lenient attitude toward the girls with regard to the habit and to greater activity by boys. f Invite your friends to visit Nevada County. How . tomakea telephone q 2. Cables you'll probably never see had to be put in. New buildings, the telephones themselves, complex switching frames. an almost unbelievable amount of equipment had to be provided before the system could grow. We must .to meet the needs of the 4. When you make a local telephone call the cost averages less than a nickle. For those — few pennies you hire a mighty servant.a bigger servant than ever before. There will soon be twice as many telephones on the Coast as there were ten years ago.They continue to go in rapidly. And each one added makes your telephone thatmuch more valuable. nd millions of dollars to keep it expanding and improving growing West. 1. If your telephone grew in size as the system serving it grows, it might look like this someday. Since 1940 alone, telephones have increased 75% on the Coast. And the growth continues. Today your telephone is a bigger, more valuable servant than ever. Here’s how it got that way. 3. Who pays for new equipment? Half a million dollars a day needed to expand and improve comes from investors who put ‘ their’ savings into the telephone business. To continue growing and improving, we must sell our services at fair and adequate prices that provide profits for investors that are fair and adequate. the Pacific Telephone @ and Telegraph Company More than 70,000 people werking together to furnish ever-better telephone service to the West fl ee ERNIE YOUNG, FIRE CHIEF AND SHOE — REPAIR EXPERT =NEVADA CITY: Popular Ernie Young, with his native facility for making friends, hag done right well since he bought the present Ernie’s Shoe Repair last August 26 from Norman Kistle, who had operated the shop for several years. Thomas Jennings Was a previoug owner of ‘the “shoe repair shop ‘before Kistie acquired it. Ernie Young is also Chief of the Nevada City Fire Department. He succeded Cameron Larsen, former chief, last July. 30th. ~— Monsignor Charles A. Ramm of San Francisco.was the guest:of} brother Julius Ramm here for several days. Ps , trip from garbage pail to your his sister, Miss Emma ‘Rami, an& fae “ TELEPHONE G. Vv. 1050 At Home with MR. & MRS. FIXIT Danger Flies Ahead Summer flies make -a round house, carrying poliomyelitis and other dread diseases. Are ALL your windows screened? No holes or rust on screens? At Builders and Consumers, you can get screen doors and window screens, wire, protective enamel, everything for the home. . BUILDERS . & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. GLENBROOK —Nevada CityGrass Valley Nugget, 7 MARRIAGE LICER: WATERSON-PRICER“—In Nevada City, Nevada County, July 9, 1948, Robert Lee bibs 3 20 25, and Gloria Beth Pricer, 1 "goth of Grass Valley. a MARRIAGE LICENSE HOCKING-PERRETT—In Nevada City, Nevada County, July 6, 1948, Thomas F. Hocking, 21, and Helen Louise Perrett, 19, both of Grass Valley. Licensed Contractor ~ “#% ‘COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and _ HOME SPRAY PAINTING Phone 455 GRASS VALLEY 314 Henderson St. For A Good Understanding GET YOUR Shoes Repaired AT Ernie’s Shoe Repair Broad Street Nevada City BROADWAY THEATRE Direction T. and D. Jr. Enterprises, Inc. SONG OF MY HEART With FRANK SUNDSTROM AUDREY LONG Also CAGED FURY With RICHARD DENNING SHEILA RYAN FRIDAY -SATURDAY APRIL SHOWERS With JACK CARSON ANN SOTHERN CALIFORNIA FIREBRAND With MONTE HALE ADRIAN BOOTH SUNDAY 'MONDAY and TUESDAY . REMEMBER MAMA WEDNESDAY <«THURSDAY SAINTED SISTERS With VERONICA LAKE JOAN CAULFIELD Also BLONDIE IN THE DOUGH With PENNY SINGLETON ARTHUR LAKE USED CARS. 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN IN GOOD CONDITION 1940 PLYMOUTH SEDAN NEW PAINT, RADIO AND HEATER 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. MOTOR RE-BORED 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN HAS 1946 MOTOR, SEALBEAM LIGHTS AND NEW PAINT 1937 PLYMOUTH SEDAN : MOTOR OVERHAULED, NEW PAINT 1941 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE REDUCED TO SELL NOW 1939 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN GOOD PAINT, NEW SEAT COVERS 1936 DODGE COUPE REBUILT MOTOR 1935 FORD SEDAN NEW PAINT, Earl Covey’s Gara CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH = ‘GENUINE CHRYSLER PARTS143 EAST MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY S&S 690 1295 990 NEW BRAKES, NEW SEAT COVERS " AUTO REPAIRING GOODRICH STORE

< _— . a ae = am > Veterans carrying Service Life Insurance term polieies will be able to renew them for an additional five years upon expiration of the present term National .period, under Public Law 838 passed by the last Congress, Veterang Administration has announced. 5 Term insurance taken out before January 1, 1946, carries a term period of eight years from date of issue. Policies issued ‘after that date are for a five year term. t Prior to the new amendment to the law, it would have been y my for veterans to convert ‘their policies to one of the six Available permanent forms before the end of their term period, or their insurance would have expired. Now they may renew for another five year term at. the premium rate applicable at the dime of renewal. The first NSLI policies» were issued to men in service in October, 1940. Therefore, the first term. periods would have begun to expire in October of this year. Those who renew “their term insurance will pay a higher premium than their old rate. For example, a person who was 25 years old when he took out term insur“ ance in 1940 has been paying 67 cents per month per $1,000 of coverage. When he renews this year, it will be at his attained age of ’ 33, for which the monthly premium is 74 cents per $1,000. VA also reminded veterans with lapsed term insurance that less than a month remains in which to reinstate by meang of SUPERVISORS 0. K. NEW CLASSROOMS NEVADA CITY: The Nevada County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, July 7, granted the application of the Grass. Valley School board and Superintendent of the Grass Valley Schools, Gilbert Tennis for financial assistance in building three new class rooms on the James S. Hennessy School. The sum granted was $15,000 from a $35,000 fund allocated to the county by the state. The money was granted from money provided counties under Chapter 20 of the state statutes. the easy plan now in effect. Through July 31, veterans mas reinstate. their lapsed policies— regardless of the length of time they have ‘beén lapsed—by submitting a simple application form and payment of two monthly ‘premiums for the amount of insurance reinstated. They need only certify that their health ig as good as it was when the policy lapsed. Usually no physical examination is necessary. , Lhey may reinstate any amount from $1,000 to $10,000: in multiples of $500. After July 31, holders of term policies which have been lapsed for three’ months or more will be required to pass a_ physical examination and qualify as insurable risks. cas Over 10,000 veterans who formerly carried NSLI_ currently have none in force. ‘They are eligible for up to 100 billion dollars worth. % CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT Carburetors. on present-day automobiles are not adjustable except for idling speed, says the California State Automobile Association, because the jets are engineered to a particular size at the factory. When carburetu trouble:. develops, a mechanic should be consulted. MOVING Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD STORAGE Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 Hills. Flat HOUSE OF BULOVA Over 100 watches to choose from > —e— LOLMAUGH'S Grass Valley’s Leading Jeweler 244 Boulder Street NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. PRESIDENTIAL BOOM ! Whites, Frosts, Hosts To Gold Trail Riders Trail Riders are planning another trip Sunday, July 18, through the DeerCreek and Empress area. At midday the riders will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Frost at their home on the Newtown Road. “horse-backers. will at Wesley White’s home on Alta ‘Hill. The group will meeet at 9 A. M. on the Marysville Highway. tint of brown. GRASS VALLEY: The Gold Mine At the conclusion of the ride the enjoy supper =" Cinnamon is a well-established Thumbsucking Study Completed At U. C. BERKELEY: Thumbsucking . children who come from happy seems to be more prevalent in homes and in the more feminine girls. 3 : These are the findings of Dr. Marjorie P. Henzik, research associate in the Institute of Child Welfare at the University of California. Dr. Honzik has recently ing in a group of 200: normal chiling in a group of 200 noral children. Dr. Honzik found that about one third of the group were sucking their thumbs at the end of their second year, with evidence that the habit begins after the baby is frustrated in his need for either sucking, food, or for comfort during illness. “There is, some evidence in the study that the relationships within the homes of the thumbsuckers are unusually happy ones, Dr. Honzik said. ‘‘‘There tends to be a harmonious relationship between the parents and an_ unusually triendly attitude of the mother toward the thumbsuckig child.”’ Dr. Honzik also said that probably the greater prevalence of thumbsucking in girls than boys may be attributed to a more lenient attitude toward the girls with regard to the habit and to greater activity by boys. f Invite your friends to visit Nevada County. How . tomakea telephone q

2. Cables you'll probably never see had to be put in. New buildings, the telephones themselves, complex switching frames.. an almost unbelievable amount of equipment had to be provided before the system could grow. We must ..to meet the needs of the 4. When you make a local telephone call the cost averages less than a nickle. For those — few pennies you hire a mighty servant..a bigger servant than ever before. There will soon be twice as many telephones on the Coast as there were ten years ago.They continue to go in rapidly. And each one added makes your telephone thatmuch more valuable. nd millions of dollars to keep it expanding and improving growing West. 1. If your telephone grew in size as the system serving it grows, it might look like this someday. Since 1940 alone, telephones have increased 75% on the Coast. And the growth continues. Today your telephone is a bigger, more valuable servant than ever. Here’s how it got that way. 3. Who pays for new equipment? Half a million dollars a day needed to expand and improve comes from investors who put ‘ their’ savings into the telephone business. To continue growing and improving, we must sell our services at fair and adequate prices that provide profits for investors that are fair and adequate. the Pacific Telephone @ and Telegraph Company More than 70,000 people werking together to furnish ever-better telephone service to the West fl ee ERNIE YOUNG, FIRE CHIEF AND SHOE — REPAIR EXPERT =NEVADA CITY: Popular Ernie Young, with his native facility for making friends, hag done right well since he bought the present Ernie’s Shoe Repair last August 26 from Norman Kistle, who had operated the shop for several years. Thomas Jennings Was a previoug owner of ‘the “shoe repair shop ‘before Kistie acquired it. Ernie Young is also Chief of the Nevada City Fire Department. He succeded Cameron Larsen, former chief, last July. 30th. ~— Monsignor Charles A. Ramm of San Francisco.was the guest:of} brother Julius Ramm here for several days. Ps , trip from garbage pail to your his sister, Miss Emma ‘Rami, an& fae “ TELEPHONE G. Vv. 1050 At Home with MR. & MRS. FIXIT Danger Flies Ahead Summer flies make -a round house, carrying poliomyelitis and other dread diseases. Are ALL your windows screened? No holes or rust on screens? At Builders and Consumers, you can get screen doors and window screens, wire, protective enamel, everything for the home. . BUILDERS . & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. GLENBROOK —Nevada CityGrass Valley Nugget, 7 MARRIAGE LICER: WATERSON-PRICER“—In Nevada City, Nevada County, July 9, 1948, Robert Lee bibs 3 20 25, and Gloria Beth Pricer, 1 "goth of Grass Valley. a MARRIAGE LICENSE HOCKING-PERRETT—In Nevada City, Nevada County, July 6, 1948, Thomas F. Hocking, 21, and Helen Louise Perrett, 19, both of Grass Valley. Licensed Contractor ~ “#% ‘COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and _ HOME SPRAY PAINTING Phone 455 GRASS VALLEY 314 Henderson St. For A Good Understanding GET YOUR Shoes Repaired AT Ernie’s Shoe Repair Broad Street Nevada City BROADWAY THEATRE Direction T. and D. Jr. Enterprises, Inc. SONG OF MY HEART With FRANK SUNDSTROM AUDREY LONG Also CAGED FURY With RICHARD DENNING SHEILA RYAN FRIDAY -SATURDAY APRIL SHOWERS With JACK CARSON ANN SOTHERN CALIFORNIA FIREBRAND With MONTE HALE ADRIAN BOOTH SUNDAY 'MONDAY and TUESDAY . REMEMBER MAMA WEDNESDAY <«THURSDAY SAINTED SISTERS With VERONICA LAKE JOAN CAULFIELD Also BLONDIE IN THE DOUGH With PENNY SINGLETON ARTHUR LAKE USED CARS. 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN IN GOOD CONDITION 1940 PLYMOUTH SEDAN NEW PAINT, RADIO AND HEATER 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. MOTOR RE-BORED 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN HAS 1946 MOTOR, SEALBEAM LIGHTS AND NEW PAINT 1937 PLYMOUTH SEDAN : MOTOR OVERHAULED, NEW PAINT 1941 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE REDUCED TO SELL NOW 1939 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN GOOD PAINT, NEW SEAT COVERS 1936 DODGE COUPE REBUILT MOTOR 1935 FORD SEDAN NEW PAINT, Earl Covey’s Gara CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH = ‘GENUINE CHRYSLER PARTS143 EAST MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY S&S 690 1295 990 NEW BRAKES, NEW SEAT COVERS " AUTO REPAIRING GOODRICH STORE