March 9, 1948 (4 pages)

sel sativa nhac hom hewn Sladen gate =r mart nce art sbpaeotln mabncoishons Tone awa aatgeanoe wet em ee . Nevada City-Grass Valley Nuguet, March 9, 1948, Eastern Star Deputy Visits Ev shad tron’ of* the ‘Order a Rastern ‘Star, . “NEVADA CITY: Louise Pol~giage, district. deputy grand macaiemaianeiania Nevada City UPHOLSTERY SHOP made her : offitial .-visit Tuesday evéning; March. 2nd, to Evangeline Chapter here. Worthy Matron Josie Martin andWorthy Patron. James. Snell presided. The: work of the order was exemplified in honor of the grand deputy’s visit. Isabelle . Tourtellotte had charge of the refreshments. A large number of -visitors were present. Phone 1032 Barton J. Powell, M.D. »-» Announces ’ The Opening of His Offices at 224 SOUTH CHURCH Tees Wor I Wonder when the singing haveltsers: Will sing their last crude song and go their way ~ And then return to tell us quite concisely In good plain language what they have to say. . . Wonder if we are not all weary of the singing ada BME burst upon us every time we go near. the family. radio. ‘It is’said that the purveyors of radio entertainment and the producers of radio ads, rate the listening public as ten-year-olds and act accordingly. Of course, . the child mind lingers many times far beyond its alloted span of years, but some adults have grown up minds and these people may belong to prospective buyers. 'There is, however, a bit of psychology i in the-ginging ad; foolish words linked to catchy music, lingeréin the memory, repeating itself over and over, till -we are literally hounded into purchasing some highly rythmic Jarticle. The only escape from this type of hypnosis, is to turn the dial. The average radio program needs streamlihing; producers seem to forget that their programs are for =. home use as well as for. studio listening. With this fact in mind, they should improve their modus operandi. Take the gag for instance;. read it backward and it is still a gag. The gagomaniac, ‘probably chuckles as he thinks, “a poor thing, but my own.” The gagster works overtime and feeds upon the gales of hilarity which—in the studio, follows each one of his abortive during the: -days to come; verily, * ‘the. comet now is on. ” its way and sizzling as it flies.”’ 4 We can only hope that the fovehscomting'< campaign will lack the undesirable features displayed ‘in nearly every presidential campaign since American history began. Let’s repudiate the political aspirant who resorts to name calling, smearing and general vituperation, Let's give our attention to the man who stands up and tells his story in plain, understandable English and scorns to resort to the old tricks of former days. Let's if possible, select men who are capable of leading America through the critical days ahead; they should be “men who match our mountains, men, who think clearly and dispassionately, and act courageously, men whose vision is unclouded by prejudice, bigotry and intolerance; gallant men who are above the uglithem we owe our allegiance in this time of stre confusion. Let’s pick our favorites with consciertious care; their fitness for the highest position within the gift of the nation, lays a heavy responsibility upon their shoulders; take time to inspect this record andi listen to their words. With so much at stake, the franchise lays a heavy burden of responsibility upon us all. —Adeline Merriam Conner. BIRTH DIVORCE ness of which so many former candidates have, been . guilty. We shall know such men if they appear ip . and . . GREENWELL—In Grass Valley, Nevada county,. March 3, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greenwell, a gon. JOHNSON—In Nevada City, Nevada county, March 2, 1948, (Mary E. Johnson againstArthur' H. Johnson; complaint attempts at being funny. He would be amazed to learn how many times his witticisms are received by home dieniceswith never a ripple of laughter, and how often ST. GRASS VALLEY > Practice Limited to EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT {out the entite gaggy program:We. all like fun, we need it in these stormy times, but much. that goes by the name of entertainment adds little to the joy of men _ Office Hours: 9 to 12 2 to 5 or nations. I Wonder if you have chosen your favorite aspirant to“presidential honors. The Republicans have a Telephone 163 small army of water boys, each one eager to carry water Nevada City Cleaners FOR UNUSUAL CLEANING SERVICE Phone 515-W 116 Main St. This is only one of Nevada to the elephant; the Democrats, alas, are mournfully : singing, “One Alone To Be My Own;”’ Wallace is buzzing about like a homeless bee and worrying the Democrats. The deep South is in revolt against the human rights guaranteed to all by our constitution. All this portends a merry-go-round of enormous proportions RAY & PHIL,” Knitted Wear Carefully Cleaned and Blocked at. Nevada City Cleaners City Cleaners special services! Measurements on dresses and sweaters are mainST. PATRICK’S BALL GRASS VALLEY: The annual tained, your fine knitted things will fit perfectly as St. Patrick’s Ball will be held Satwell as look fresh! and new. urday night, March 13th, in the Call 515-W—for pick-up and Veterans Memorial Hall. Pat Burks is chairman of the advertising .and publicity committee, Funds derived from the dance will be used toward the building of a new St, Patrick’s Catholic church. ¥ avery: ak : How we write the ~ BOOK IN TOWN” the listener wearies of the studio commotion and tunes: filed; cruelty. NO NEW CAR? If you’re ‘unable to get a new car why worry about it when you can still get safe dependable transportation from your present one. Then too, until you are able to get a new car consider this fact: A BETTER PERFORMING AND BETTER APPEARING CAR MEANS GREATER“TRADE IN” VALUE ON A NEW ONE. --Don't deprive yourself of “new car performance” even though yours isn’t the latest model. Drive in regularly for periodic inspections and service. SERVICE GARAGE FRANIG‘LYSTRUP, Owner All Mechanical Work done. by QUESTION Who is the big man for commercial and _ industrial SPRAY PAINTING? CLIFFORD SHEPHERD Licensed Contractor ’ “Riek” Rickard Phone 455 314 Henderson St. Corner Pine and Spring GRASS VALLEY Nevada City COURT OF HONOR /GRASSVALLEY:, A Court.o -. Honor for’ Grass © Walley Boy Stouts will take place this’ evening in the’ Loreto lodge, Memorial Park. «* of Troop 2 Lynne Kelly will direct proceedings in the court. Among the awards will be promotions to. the ranks of Star and Life Scouts. : Nothing gives a man greater confidence than money ‘in the bank? Prove that to yourself by building a financial reserve in a Bank of America savings account. With dollars in the bank you will ° know the power of ready money .%o meet opportunities. to banish worry and care. to make life worthwhile! Start a savings account today at the world’s largest bo~ for savings. Bank ul Anrerica PERRET MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATICN MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE S¥STEM —_— Want Ads For FAST PHONE N. C. 36 Results! Presley’s COFFEE is ]()c WHY? 122 W. Main St. 1. Check.check and check again— that’s how we guard the accuracy of your telephone book. It’s a job for specialists, like: those above, skilled in working with masses of names and numbers. Others give new numbers to information operators the morning following installation of a telephone. G. V. FOR SALE — Jeep and trailer. Guaranteed excellent condition throughout. 41,000 actual. miles. Matching all-steel trailer. 413 Broad Street. Phone 387-R. FOR SALE: Baled hay $22.50 and *$25.0 Oper ton. Hay in harn. Phone Marysville . 6551 after 6:00 P.M. Gold Flat Truck & Tractor Service DIESEL —. FUEL REPAIRS AND SERVICE Ray Scott ., Lower Grass Valley Road Phone 784-W, Neyada City, Calif. OATS HAY $35.00 per ton delivered Call at 429 Henderson St. ., Phone 598-M Grass Valley this are ‘hone ay turning out finished diissue 99 different telephone books on the Coast—a total prir “1g of more than © 6,000,000 copies a year. And in addition to the daily lists, completely new directories.are -~printed frequently for information operators. Millions of new work3. It’s nev. hondy — there’ when you need it. Providing this service is an immense job. For example, the paper we used last year would fill three mile long freight trains. Yet publishing directories'is just one of many things we do to furnish the best possible service td the West Pa the Pacific Telephone @ai Tle Company 4 TONS GUN SHOP. COLFAX ROAD a TAYLOR’S Sewing Machines and Supplies RENTALS A COMPLETE LINE ofall types of fire extinguishers, fire hose, etc. Recharging including CO2. POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 135 So. Church St., G. V. Ph. 1032 G. E. Golvin’ PLASTERING Box 771 McCourtney Road Phone Grass Valley 101-J before 6 p. m. THE DOLL HOUSE Dolls Toys Novelties Dress Making:Alterations 101% Bank St. Ph. 819-W GRASS VALLEY 5-Day Service On WATCH REPAIR TELEPHONE at OPERATORS L Interesting Work You OLMA Can Stay With UGH’S Earn $31 for a 40 hour week at Grass Valley S the start. Regular pay increases Apply The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 318 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY Leading Jeweler “WASHING MACHINE REP = FREE ESTIMATES “THE WASHING MACHINE MAN” A Parts House at Home WANTED—Good used cars. . . Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with. cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 148 East Main St,, Grasse Valley. tf NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL AND “BUD” FISCHER CLUB DIRECTORY Phone 426-W _ 317 E. MAIN. ST. G. V. NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518, B. P.O. ELKS Meets every second and fourth Thursday evenings at 8 p. m. ‘Elks Home, Pine St., Phone WEISBROD’S SPECIALIZING IN. Awning Canvas REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES Work Guaranteed. Over 20 years experience. Suttons and. Buttenholes made. THE WAYSIDE SHOP Greeting Cards -Blankets Religious Supplies “Rawleigh Products” Dealer Allen Miller 149 S. Auburn St. Phone 61sw Grass Valley CLEAN CEMENT GRAVEL Plastering Sand and Road Rock SHADY CREEK GRAVEL COMPANY ae Grass Valley 539-J RAGS! RAGS! RAGS! The program wilt: ‘be in charge‘Good clean cotton rags wanted at . the Nugget, 305 Broad Street, Nevada City.: We pay 11 cents per pound. WANTED TO RENT—Four or five room . furnished house. Will pay to $60 per month. Phone Mr. Cowles, N. C. 36. -: BRICKLAYING AND BLOCKLAYING * LOSTUTTER & FROST Telephone : GRASS: VALLEY 1064 Loui Vistica ra PRODUCERS OF FINE “™ eevee William "Waeley, &, Pt Auto Upholstery URSERY STOCK il William Tamblyn, Sec. Seat Covers oe ° Hills Flat Grass Valley Large persons aoe Northern FUNERAL DIRECTORS . __°:0: 8x 9 — Phone 967 . on o9£.3 miles north of Yuba City : one 24J dooce igus NEVADA CITY ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST OPTOMETRISTS The Holmes Funeral Home gervIN . ice is priced within the means of : SPORTS = NECREATION all. Ambulance service at all. f 9 GEORGE C. BOLES -*oh tl al

sel sativa nhac hom hewn Sladen gate =r mart nce art sbpaeotln mabncoishons Tone awa aatgeanoe wet em ee . Nevada City-Grass Valley Nuguet, March 9, 1948, Eastern Star Deputy Visits Ev shad tron’ of* the ‘Order a Rastern ‘Star, . “NEVADA CITY: Louise Pol~giage, district. deputy grand macaiemaianeiania Nevada City UPHOLSTERY SHOP made her : offitial .-visit Tuesday evéning; March. 2nd, to Evangeline Chapter here. Worthy Matron Josie Martin andWorthy Patron. James. Snell presided. The: work of the order was exemplified in honor of the grand deputy’s visit. Isabelle . Tourtellotte had charge of the refreshments. A large number of -visitors were present. Phone 1032 Barton J. Powell, M.D. »-» Announces ’ The Opening of His Offices at 224 SOUTH CHURCH Tees Wor I Wonder when the singing haveltsers: Will sing their last crude song and go their way ~ And then return to tell us quite concisely In good plain language what they have to say. . . Wonder if we are not all weary of the singing ada BME burst upon us every time we go near. the family. radio. ‘It is’said that the purveyors of radio entertainment and the producers of radio ads, rate the listening public as ten-year-olds and act accordingly. Of course, . the child mind lingers many times far beyond its alloted span of years, but some adults have grown up minds and these people may belong to prospective buyers. 'There is, however, a bit of psychology i in the-ginging ad; foolish words linked to catchy music, lingeréin the memory, repeating itself over and over, till -we are literally hounded into purchasing some highly rythmic Jarticle. The only escape from this type of hypnosis, is to turn the dial. The average radio program needs streamlihing; producers seem to forget that their programs are for =. home use as well as for. studio listening. With this fact in mind, they should improve their modus operandi. Take the gag for instance;. read it backward and it is still a gag. The gagomaniac, ‘probably chuckles as he thinks, “a poor thing, but my own.” The gagster works overtime and feeds upon the gales of hilarity which—in the studio, follows each one of his abortive during the: -days to come; verily, * ‘the. comet now is on. ” its way and sizzling as it flies.”’ 4 We can only hope that the fovehscomting'< campaign will lack the undesirable features displayed ‘in nearly every presidential campaign since American history began. Let’s repudiate the political aspirant who resorts to name calling, smearing and general vituperation, Let's give our attention to the man who stands up and tells his story in plain, understandable English and scorns to resort to the old tricks of former days. Let's if possible, select men who are capable of leading America through the critical days ahead; they should be “men who match our mountains, men, who think clearly and dispassionately, and act courageously, men whose vision is unclouded by prejudice, bigotry and intolerance; gallant men who are above the uglithem we owe our allegiance in this time of stre confusion. Let’s pick our favorites with consciertious care; their fitness for the highest position within the gift of the nation, lays a heavy responsibility upon their shoulders; take time to inspect this record andi listen to their words. With so much at stake, the franchise lays a heavy burden of responsibility upon us all. —Adeline Merriam Conner. BIRTH DIVORCE ness of which so many former candidates have, been . guilty. We shall know such men if they appear ip . and . . GREENWELL—In Grass Valley, Nevada county,. March 3, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greenwell, a gon. JOHNSON—In Nevada City, Nevada county, March 2, 1948, (Mary E. Johnson againstArthur' H. Johnson; complaint attempts at being funny. He would be amazed to learn how many times his witticisms are received by home dieniceswith never a ripple of laughter, and how often ST. GRASS VALLEY > Practice Limited to EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT {out the entite gaggy program:We. all like fun, we need it in these stormy times, but much. that goes by the name of entertainment adds little to the joy of men _ Office Hours: 9 to 12 2 to 5 or nations. I Wonder if you have chosen your favorite aspirant to“presidential honors. The Republicans have a Telephone 163 small army of water boys, each one eager to carry water Nevada City Cleaners FOR UNUSUAL CLEANING SERVICE Phone 515-W 116 Main St. This is only one of Nevada to the elephant; the Democrats, alas, are mournfully : singing, “One Alone To Be My Own;”’ Wallace is buzzing about like a homeless bee and worrying the Democrats. The deep South is in revolt against the human rights guaranteed to all by our constitution. All this portends a merry-go-round of enormous proportions RAY & PHIL,” Knitted Wear Carefully Cleaned and Blocked at. Nevada City Cleaners City Cleaners special services! Measurements on dresses and sweaters are mainST. PATRICK’S BALL GRASS VALLEY: The annual tained, your fine knitted things will fit perfectly as St. Patrick’s Ball will be held Satwell as look fresh! and new. urday night, March 13th, in the Call 515-W—for pick-up and Veterans Memorial Hall. Pat Burks is chairman of the advertising .and publicity committee, Funds derived from the dance will be used toward the building of a new St, Patrick’s Catholic church. ¥ avery: ak : How we write the ~ BOOK IN TOWN” the listener wearies of the studio commotion and tunes: filed; cruelty. NO NEW CAR? If you’re ‘unable to get a new car why worry about it when you can still get safe dependable transportation from your present one. Then too, until you are able to get a new car consider this fact: A BETTER PERFORMING AND BETTER APPEARING CAR MEANS GREATER“TRADE IN” VALUE ON A NEW ONE. --Don't deprive yourself of “new car performance” even though yours isn’t the latest model. Drive in regularly for periodic inspections and service. SERVICE GARAGE FRANIG‘LYSTRUP, Owner All Mechanical Work done. by QUESTION Who is the big man for commercial and _ industrial SPRAY PAINTING? CLIFFORD SHEPHERD Licensed Contractor ’ “Riek” Rickard Phone 455 314 Henderson St. Corner Pine and Spring GRASS VALLEY Nevada City COURT OF HONOR /GRASSVALLEY:, A Court.o -. Honor for’ Grass © Walley Boy Stouts will take place this’ evening in the’ Loreto lodge, Memorial Park. «* of Troop 2 Lynne Kelly will direct proceedings in the court. Among the awards will be promotions to. the ranks of Star and Life Scouts. : Nothing gives a man greater confidence than money ‘in the bank? Prove that to yourself by building a financial reserve in a Bank of America savings account. With dollars in the bank you will ° know the power of ready

money ..%o meet opportunities.. to banish worry and care.. to make life worthwhile! Start a savings account today at the world’s largest bo~ for savings. Bank ul Anrerica PERRET MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATICN MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE S¥STEM —_— Want Ads For FAST PHONE N. C. 36 Results! Presley’s COFFEE is ]()c WHY? 122 W. Main St. 1. Check..check and check again— that’s how we guard the accuracy of your telephone book. It’s a job for specialists, like: those above, skilled in working with masses of names and numbers. Others give new numbers to information operators the morning following installation of a telephone. G. V. FOR SALE — Jeep and trailer. Guaranteed excellent condition throughout. 41,000 actual. miles. Matching all-steel trailer. 413 Broad Street. Phone 387-R. FOR SALE: Baled hay $22.50 and *$25.0 Oper ton. Hay in harn. Phone Marysville . 6551 after 6:00 P.M. Gold Flat Truck & Tractor Service DIESEL —. FUEL REPAIRS AND SERVICE Ray Scott ., Lower Grass Valley Road Phone 784-W, Neyada City, Calif. OATS HAY $35.00 per ton delivered Call at 429 Henderson St. ., Phone 598-M Grass Valley this are ‘hone ay turning out finished diissue 99 different telephone books on the Coast—a total prir “1g of more than © 6,000,000 copies a year. And in addition to the daily lists, completely new directories.are -~printed frequently for information operators. Millions of new work3. It’s nev. hondy — there’ when you need it. Providing this service is an immense job. For example, the paper we used last year would fill three mile long freight trains. Yet publishing directories'is just one of many things we do to furnish the best possible service td the West Pa the Pacific Telephone @ai Tle Company 4 TONS GUN SHOP. COLFAX ROAD a TAYLOR’S Sewing Machines and Supplies RENTALS A COMPLETE LINE ofall types of fire extinguishers, fire hose, etc. Recharging including CO2. POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 135 So. Church St., G. V. Ph. 1032 G. E. Golvin’ PLASTERING Box 771 McCourtney Road Phone Grass Valley 101-J before 6 p. m. THE DOLL HOUSE Dolls Toys Novelties Dress Making:Alterations 101% Bank St. Ph. 819-W GRASS VALLEY 5-Day Service On WATCH REPAIR TELEPHONE at OPERATORS L Interesting Work You OLMA Can Stay With UGH’S Earn $31 for a 40 hour week at Grass Valley S the start. Regular pay increases Apply The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 318 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY Leading Jeweler “WASHING MACHINE REP = FREE ESTIMATES “THE WASHING MACHINE MAN” A Parts House at Home WANTED—Good used cars. . . Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with. cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 148 East Main St,, Grasse Valley. tf NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL AND “BUD” FISCHER CLUB DIRECTORY Phone 426-W _ 317 E. MAIN. ST. G. V. NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518, B. P.O. ELKS Meets every second and fourth Thursday evenings at 8 p. m. ‘Elks Home, Pine St., Phone WEISBROD’S SPECIALIZING IN.. Awning Canvas REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES Work Guaranteed. Over 20 years experience. Suttons and. Buttenholes made. THE WAYSIDE SHOP Greeting Cards -Blankets Religious Supplies “Rawleigh Products” Dealer Allen Miller 149 S. Auburn St. Phone 61sw Grass Valley CLEAN CEMENT GRAVEL Plastering Sand and Road Rock SHADY CREEK GRAVEL COMPANY ae Grass Valley 539-J RAGS! RAGS! RAGS! The program wilt: ‘be in charge‘Good clean cotton rags wanted at . the Nugget, 305 Broad Street, Nevada City.: We pay 11 cents per pound. WANTED TO RENT—Four or five room . furnished house. Will pay to $60 per month. Phone Mr. Cowles, N. C. 36. -: BRICKLAYING AND BLOCKLAYING * LOSTUTTER & FROST Telephone : GRASS: VALLEY 1064 Loui Vistica ra PRODUCERS OF FINE “™ eevee William "Waeley, &, Pt Auto Upholstery URSERY STOCK il William Tamblyn, Sec. Seat Covers oe ° Hills Flat Grass Valley Large persons aoe Northern FUNERAL DIRECTORS . __°:0: 8x 9 — Phone 967 . on o9£.3 miles north of Yuba City : one 24J dooce igus NEVADA CITY ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST OPTOMETRISTS The Holmes Funeral Home gervIN . ice is priced within the means of : SPORTS = NECREATION all. Ambulance service at all. f 9 GEORGE C. BOLES -*oh tl al