July 22, 1948 (9 pages)

"e. = «egress convenes July 26th. If the “Senate fails to cover 5 +> ——. We mie sure’ way to kill off INKING OUT LOUD By H. M. L., SR. TH — ade Well, they’re off. All except Genry Wallace and his ridiculous guitar ' playing: side-kick. The Dixiecrats the Northern Demoerats, the Republicans, the Socialists, the Prohibitionists and the Whatnots. By which we mean the Henry Wallace party, which is just about to launch Henry: It’s a fair race, and while we are not too sure of the winner, we still believe the Republicans will win. & & We surmise that President Truman will garner a larger vote than would appear at the moment. We like the way the Democratic convention reinforced in its platform the civil rights plank, which is Truman’s, at least by adoption. It’s about time Congress fought this battle to the finish, whether it results in a long drawn out filibuster or not. We understand it will find a top place on the Republican schedule, when Conits bill for civil rights with a cloture rule, that’s too bad, but let us have the Bent and get it over with, This : the international propaganda mill that keeps repeating we are for equal rights for all peoples, creeds and races, in talk, but we do not practice our preaching. hh We think Henry Wallace will not get the vote anticipated when he first threw his hat in the ring. Too many people inthis country are fearful of giving his Communist following a boost. Nobody likes a Communist, especially since’ the Russians have tried to starve two million people in Germany, by cutting. off their food imported by the western democratic allies. e % Just why ‘we should be in this silly position of having to import food through a Russian zone to our own part of Berlin, is something hard to understand, and why we put up with it for a minute, is” another thing that baffles. One of these days one of the Russian planes cavorting over our airfields in Berlin. will collide with a British or American plane leaded with food, and then the fat will be in the fire. e % & The Russians don’t seem to have learned: yet that Americans don’t like to see their boys killed by alien warriors either at Diamond Head or over Berlin. Since we began to carry vittles to the Germans in Berlin, we must continue to do'so somehow or lose face. The Russians like the Germans so much less than we do that they are willing. to give our part of Berlin a taste of famine, just to force us out. We could. not, of course, fail the Germans —onee we undertook’ to supply most of their food. hh So hese we sit-on-tenter hocks waiting for the Russians to open the gates, which apparently -our diplomats carelessly placed in their hands. We don’t know what General Clay will say when he arrives in Washington but we hope he hag a plan that will set the Russians back on their heels. It is no joke having 10,000 American troops in a Russian bear trap Personally we would rather see all of Moscow leveled and rotting from atomic bombs than that one of our boyg should die of a Russian bullet. Y & & We do not know just why Harry Truman recalled Cong: ess. It may have been politics as the Republicans charge. At any rate we be~ lieve it was a mighty-good move ! for the president to make. We . are for it 100 per cent. Let. the Republicans put some of their fine platform planks into law, and at the same time stand by, ready for instant action abroad, in case action is necessary. e h As for Henry Wallace and the horse and buggy. South, which talks about state rights and denies its Negroes human rights, they are, strictly speaking, political sideshows, which will probably aid in laying the Democratic party on the shelf until another Roosevelt is born. And for that matter, the new heir to Roosevelt can just ag well be a Republican as Democrat. CHAMBER HEARS CRAMER ON CHANCE FOR R.R. SPUR HERE GRASS VALLEY: The Valley Chamber of Commerce rectors, meeting for breakfast cently, discussed a plan for’ creasing the membership by new -members, and adjusting dues in such manner to bring in adddi*reitonal revenue. tilbert Cramer gave a report on the recent conference held with officials of the Southern Pacific Company regarding a proposal to run a spuretrack into Nevada County.He said that the a survey officials suggested that be made to determine the age daily freight tonnage aVer= of the county. President Hartman read the dairectors a questionnaire to be used in such a survey. .Loyle Freeman appeared to ask Loyle Freeman appeared to ask the board’s co-operation in puisins through August 29. He stated the live. stock And farm produce, this year will exceed that of last year by on the county fair, August area needed for exhibits, five times. of Build Nevada County by telling your friends in other localities yrass in100 now being brought into and taken out day sonal again went on reeord as favoring, elli. assistant an outside telephone at the local} been airport which might be fliers forced to land during emermade a year ago, The board also-directed the secretary to write the Truckee Sani. of tary Board requesting’ new trash disposal cans on Main Street. Director H. G. Loehr called attention to the fact that sum of money is being made available on a matching basis for schools plan-~ ning building. The chamber is advising the school boards of this money and urging them. to make further study and take advantage of the program. Bi Uy TRUCKEE: Truckee was re-elected president Truckee Chamber of Commerce at the meeting held on last Thursevening. J. L. elected vice president to succeed : Herbert Mattheus the nomination business. Kamp was re-appointed secretary. The directors of the chamber i were mediate action was taken directors, ; Japan, envelopes Hiy Gardner. Make it a and never to look back. Regret is an appalling waste of energy; you build _on_ it, it’s only. good for wallowing Mansfield. Vili, terez CHAMBER William Porter, antique store operator, of the was given Wolert was. Church week. who declined because of perMrs. Winifred . of. Rev. used by The same request was the numbers. PASTOR OF ST.CANICE CHURCH NEVADA CIDY: %& new pastor of St. Canice Catholic in the Parish Rev. Daly comes to Nevada City from Roseville to take the place Thomas has been transferred to Willows, Colusa County., Rev: Virgil Gabri. M pastor Here, transferred to Downieville, Sierra County, and North San. 75 Juan as pastor. He will: make his residence at North San Juan. There was a large crowd at the reception, members and friends pastors turning out in ma le . GRASS services took for Thomas reception William Daly, Hall last uba County . Morgan, who and Mrs. has years ago. He Like his parents, tive years. Neside VALLEY: place Saturday at 10 A. M. in a local funeral parlor old-time Smartville resident, who died July 15th in a local hospital. Rev. Frank H. Buck, reetor of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, conducted the service. Interment Wag in the Smartville Cemetery, lowed farming througho Mooney, Mooney was the son of. the late Thomas ‘Mooney, day. settlers in Smartville. He was born on the Empire Ranch Wag One of a family of eight children, only one of whom survives, Miss Adelaide Mooney of Smartville . ' Mooney folut his: acFuneral ton, July 15th : Red Dog Road was born, reared . County Republican Central Commatters of local importand died in the same area, mittee.:has been named by State discussed but no imThe deceased followed mining . Sentaor Allen G. Thurman to be a by the. and lumbering throughout his acmember of the Ctate Republican tive years. Surviving are his wife, . Central Committee. i % . Mrs. Mae -Norton, two brothers, Others. named by Thurman are records are filed in. 'Harry of Oakland, and Ed Norton Mrs. Clara. Conklin_ of. Loyalton, marked: ‘War with. of Nevada City; three sisters, Sierra County, and Mrs. Goldie Opened by Mistake.’’-—-. Mrs. Cora Klipphahn of Grass Valley ,Mrs. Pearl Danforth of fs Vineyard Haven Mass., and Mrs. rule never to regret ter County. Norton in. — Katherine neral f RED DOG MAN . LIVED ALL LIFE IN SAME PLACE NEVADA CITY: Ruben E. Norwho died a heart at his home om the Hazel Lathrop of Wheatland, Sutborn County 61 years abo. Funeral arrangement, were in Holmes FuHome. : was, attack liams, membér of WILLIAMS NAMED TO REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE GRASS VALLEY: Elton Wilthe ry fapeare of the new be 3 and general AY APPR TO GRASS VALLEY ~ GRASS VALLEY: The ertrance on Highway 40 is cleared into South Auburn Street of this city. be made about 300 yards south of the city limits. A crew of 48 men are engaged in the work. men is engaged in the work. The new highway section will firm of Frederickson Brothers, contractors ville, expects to complete the job in November. ‘Fred Butler is job superintendent. Invite your friends to visit road being constructed Nevada County. now _ being State College summer session, and her sister, Jean Smolett, is 1 : ing for College of Pacific summ session. Both are N. C. elementary school teachers. The entrance. will 8-10 miles Iong. The of EmeryBrewer of August in The committtee willl meet early in izantional purposes. Auburn, Placer County. Sacramento for organNevada DIAMOND RING SETS to choose from peashovey ieee LOLMAUGH'S f Grass Valley’s Leading Jeweler Over 100 in . Nevada 244 Boulder Street NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. ORE OF IT. 4 PFOR MORE 213 Commercial Street TELEPHONE. 67 KEYSTONE MARKET Nevada City BEDROOM GROUPS CHOOS FROM OUR UNUSUAL SELECTION OF MAPLE AND BLONDE Piss. BEDROOM SETS— WERE $149.59 FULL PANEL BED FIVE DRAWER CHEST DROP CENTER VANITY COMFORTABLE BENCH HANDY NIGHT STAND a tT UG Ay, ‘98% NOW ‘149% YOU SAVE $30.00 REGULAR $179.50 BEDROOM SET SMALL TABLES LAMP COFFEE COCK TAIL MAGAZINE DRUM DROP-LEAF RADI TI RECORD CABINETS Fu South Auburn GRASS VALLEY RNITURE . “Where Your Furniture Dollar Goes Farther” ae St. Grass Valley Public Market Building what a fine place it is to live. Cav:

"e. = «egress convenes July 26th. If the “Senate fails to cover 5 +> ——. We mie sure’ way to kill off INKING OUT LOUD By H. M. L., SR. TH — ade Well, they’re off. All except Genry Wallace and his ridiculous guitar ' playing: side-kick. The Dixiecrats the Northern Demoerats, the Republicans, the Socialists, the Prohibitionists and the Whatnots. By which we mean the Henry Wallace party, which is just about to launch Henry: It’s a fair race, and while we are not too sure of the winner, we still believe the Republicans will win. & & We surmise that President Truman will garner a larger vote than would appear at the moment. We like the way the Democratic convention reinforced in its platform the civil rights plank, which is Truman’s, at least by adoption. It’s about time Congress fought this battle to the finish, whether it results in a long drawn out filibuster or not. We understand it will find a top place on the Republican schedule, when Conits bill for civil rights with a cloture rule, that’s too bad, but let us have the Bent and get it over with, This : the international propaganda mill that keeps repeating we are for equal rights for all peoples, creeds and races, in talk, but we do not practice our preaching. hh We think Henry Wallace will not get the vote anticipated when he first threw his hat in the ring. Too many people inthis country are fearful of giving his Communist following a boost. Nobody likes a Communist, especially since’ the Russians have tried to starve two million people in Germany, by cutting. off their food imported by the western democratic allies. e % Just why ‘we should be in this silly position of having to import food through a Russian zone to our own part of Berlin, is something hard to understand, and why we put up with it for a minute, is” another thing that baffles. One of these days one of the Russian planes cavorting over our airfields in Berlin. will collide with a British or American plane leaded with food, and then the fat will be in the fire. e % & The Russians don’t seem to have learned: yet that Americans don’t like to see their boys killed by alien warriors either at Diamond Head or over Berlin. Since we began to carry vittles to the Germans in Berlin, we must continue to do'so somehow or lose face. The Russians like the Germans so much less than we do that they are willing. to give our part of Berlin a taste of famine, just to force us out. We could. not, of course, fail the Germans —onee we undertook’ to supply most of their food. hh So hese we sit-on-tenter hocks waiting for the Russians to open the gates, which apparently -our diplomats carelessly placed in their hands. We don’t know what General Clay will say when he arrives in Washington but we hope he hag a plan that will set the Russians back on their heels. It is no joke having 10,000 American troops in a Russian bear trap Personally we would rather see all of Moscow leveled and rotting from atomic bombs than that one of our boyg should die of a Russian bullet. Y & & We do not know just why Harry Truman recalled Cong: ess. It may have been politics as the Republicans charge. At any rate we be~ lieve it was a mighty-good move ! for the president to make. We . are for it 100 per cent. Let. the Republicans put some of their fine platform planks into law, and at the same time stand by, ready for instant action abroad, in case action is necessary. e h As for Henry Wallace and the horse and buggy. South, which talks about state rights and denies its Negroes human rights, they are, strictly speaking, political sideshows, which will probably aid in laying the Democratic party on the shelf until another Roosevelt is born. And for that matter, the new heir to Roosevelt can just ag well be a Republican as Democrat. CHAMBER HEARS CRAMER ON CHANCE FOR R.R. SPUR HERE GRASS VALLEY: The Valley Chamber of Commerce rectors, meeting for breakfast cently, discussed a plan for’ creasing the membership by new -members, and adjusting dues in such manner to bring in adddi*reitonal revenue. tilbert Cramer gave a report on the recent conference held with officials of the Southern Pacific Company regarding a proposal to run a spuretrack into Nevada County.He said that the a survey officials suggested that be made to determine the age daily freight tonnage aVer= of the county. President Hartman read the dairectors a questionnaire to be used in such a survey. ..Loyle Freeman appeared to ask Loyle Freeman appeared to ask the board’s co-operation in puisins through August 29. He stated the live. stock And farm produce, this year will exceed that of last year by on the county fair, August area needed for exhibits, five times. of Build Nevada County by telling your friends in other localities yrass in100 now being brought into and taken out day sonal again went on reeord as favoring, elli. assistant an outside telephone at the local} been airport which might be fliers forced to land during emermade a year ago, The board also-directed the secretary to write the Truckee Sani. of tary Board requesting’ new trash disposal cans on Main Street. Director H. G. Loehr called attention to the fact that sum of money is being made available on a matching basis for schools plan-~ ning building. The chamber is advising the school boards of this money and urging them. to make further study and take advantage of the program. Bi Uy TRUCKEE: Truckee was re-elected president Truckee Chamber of Commerce at the meeting held on last Thursevening. J. L. elected vice president to succeed : Herbert Mattheus the nomination business. Kamp was re-appointed secretary. The directors of the chamber i were mediate action was taken directors, ; Japan, envelopes Hiy Gardner. Make it a and never to look back. Regret is an appalling waste of energy; you build _on_ it, it’s only. good for wallowing Mansfield.

Vili, terez CHAMBER William Porter, antique store operator, of the was given Wolert was. Church week. who declined because of perMrs. Winifred . of. Rev. used by The same request was the numbers. PASTOR OF ST.CANICE CHURCH NEVADA CIDY: %& new pastor of St. Canice Catholic in the Parish Rev. Daly comes to Nevada City from Roseville to take the place Thomas has been transferred to Willows, Colusa County., Rev: Virgil Gabri. M pastor Here, transferred to Downieville, Sierra County, and North San. 75 Juan as pastor. He will: make his residence at North San Juan. There was a large crowd at the reception, members and friends pastors turning out in ma le . GRASS services took for Thomas reception William Daly, Hall last uba County . Morgan, who and Mrs. has years ago. He Like his parents, tive years. Neside VALLEY: place Saturday at 10 A. M. in a local funeral parlor old-time Smartville resident, who died July 15th in a local hospital.. Rev. Frank H. Buck, reetor of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, conducted the service. Interment Wag in the Smartville Cemetery, lowed farming througho Mooney, Mooney was the son of. the late Thomas ‘Mooney, day. settlers in Smartville. He was born on the Empire Ranch Wag One of a family of eight children, only one of whom survives, Miss Adelaide Mooney of Smartville . ' Mooney folut his: acFuneral ton, July 15th : Red Dog Road was born, reared . County Republican Central Commatters of local importand died in the same area, mittee.:has been named by State discussed but no imThe deceased followed mining . Sentaor Allen G. Thurman to be a by the. and lumbering throughout his acmember of the Ctate Republican tive years. Surviving are his wife, . Central Committee. i % . Mrs. Mae -Norton, two brothers, Others. named by Thurman are records are filed in. 'Harry of Oakland, and Ed Norton Mrs. Clara. Conklin_ of. Loyalton, marked: ‘War with. of Nevada City; three sisters, Sierra County, and Mrs. Goldie Opened by Mistake.’’-—-. Mrs. Cora Klipphahn of Grass Valley ,Mrs. Pearl Danforth of fs Vineyard Haven Mass., and Mrs. rule never to regret ter County. Norton in. — Katherine neral f RED DOG MAN . LIVED ALL LIFE IN SAME PLACE NEVADA CITY: Ruben E. Norwho died a heart at his home om the Hazel Lathrop of Wheatland, Sutborn County 61 years abo. Funeral arrangement, were in Holmes FuHome. : was, attack liams, membér of WILLIAMS NAMED TO REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE GRASS VALLEY: Elton Wilthe ry fapeare of the new be 3 and general AY APPR TO GRASS VALLEY ~ GRASS VALLEY: The ertrance on Highway 40 is cleared into South Auburn Street of this city. be made about 300 yards south of the city limits. A crew of 48 men are engaged in the work. men is engaged in the work. The new highway section will firm of Frederickson Brothers, contractors ville, expects to complete the job in November. ‘Fred Butler is job superintendent. Invite your friends to visit road being constructed Nevada County. now _ being State College summer session, and her sister, Jean Smolett, is 1 : ing for College of Pacific summ session. Both are N. C. elementary school teachers. The entrance. will 8-10 miles Iong. The of EmeryBrewer of August in The committtee willl meet early in izantional purposes. Auburn, Placer County. Sacramento for organNevada DIAMOND RING SETS to choose from peashovey ieee LOLMAUGH'S f Grass Valley’s Leading Jeweler Over 100 in . Nevada 244 Boulder Street NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. ORE OF IT. 4 PFOR MORE 213 Commercial Street TELEPHONE. 67 KEYSTONE MARKET Nevada City BEDROOM GROUPS CHOOS FROM OUR UNUSUAL SELECTION OF MAPLE AND BLONDE Piss.. BEDROOM SETS— WERE $149.59 FULL PANEL BED FIVE DRAWER CHEST DROP CENTER VANITY COMFORTABLE BENCH HANDY NIGHT STAND a tT UG Ay, ‘98% NOW ‘149% YOU SAVE $30.00 REGULAR $179.50 BEDROOM SET SMALL TABLES LAMP COFFEE COCK TAIL MAGAZINE DRUM DROP-LEAF RADI TI RECORD CABINETS Fu South Auburn GRASS VALLEY RNITURE . “Where Your Furniture Dollar Goes Farther” ae St. Grass Valley Public Market Building what a fine place it is to live. Cav: