May 4, 1948 (8 pages)

Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, May 4, 1948 The Accomplice iin) t SPD re. . he ae Mass 1 A's at & wages eh * mee For the first time in American history a generation is arisin Which has no God and what is more feels ee need of one. . The blame lies squarely in the laps of the American parent who eve his child a knowledge of God whose light always shines for those Who soa it, ; ; ,. Let us never forget a civilization survives or perishes pasis of its religious belief. : : dads: ii Insure the preservation of American ideals by taking—not sendPA your child to Sunday School. i) ational Sunday School Week will be observed April 12-18. ponsored by the Laymen’s National Committee, National Headquarrs Vanderbilt Hotel, New York 16. READ THE NUGGET WANT ADS! 3 oN Starts with a: BETTEIF PAINT NOW! Your pride in your home will be doubled with a sparkling, new Paint Job CLIFF Shepherd Licensed Contractor Specializes in Fire Retarding Paints for COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and HOME SPRAY PAINTING Phone 455 GRASS VALLEY 314 Henderson Street Printer! Good opening for experienced PressmanAd Compositor. SCALE-<4 $65 él 2 OR MORE FOR FORTY HOURS SEE OR CALL H M. LEETE, JR. THE NUGGET 305 BROAD STREET—PHONE 36—NEVADA CITY "law CUBS BEAT N.C. . TEAM IN AUBURN BASEBALL FRAY AUBURN: The Cubs defeated the Nevada City club here yesterday by th® score of 7 to 2 -The visitors used three twirlers on the mound: With the score 1 to 0 .in favor of Nevda City, shortstop Mackay drove in the Cubs first twe runs in the 4th. Carl Deward hit a two-bagger for the visitors. The score: Nevada City PRATIEOD © oso 05 5 Stanse shes awe scas 12 6 es Batteries: Anderson, Kennedy, Fisher and Fouyer; Waters and Eden. s DIM—OR DUMB? Failure to dim headlights in night traffic is a violation of the as well as evidence of dim intelligence on the part of the offending driver, points out the California State Automobile Association. ‘ % Cloth of wool, silk, flax and cotton was known to the most ancient people of whom there is any knowledge. Uncle Sam Says Take your place in the Parade to Security! No matter what your present income is, or what your future may be—saving today will get you further, faster! And there’s no safer, more profitable way to save than the convenient Payroll Savings Plan right where you work! Every dollar_tucked away in bonds today is part of your ‘‘take-home savings’’—money-that GROWS. It’s a promise of better things ahead for you and your family. For the selfemployed, the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank provides the automatic, safe, sure, profitable way to get into the Security Parade. Sign up for Security today! And remember . . . AMERICA’S SECURITY Is YOUR SECURITY! U.S. Treasury Department ‘Scientific Tee Jeanne Conrad lends teeth to Lyons® tooth paste scientists whose electronic device measures polish on_ teeth. Thousands of tests on scores of individual teeth have shown new paste polishes teeth 21$ times brighter than any other. DON’T OVERDRIVE +.an overdrive—but remember, you can’t safely overdrive your vision, your endurance or your nerves. Your car may be equipped with . BASEBALL STANDINGS. PLACER-NEVADA LEAGUE Pilacervilleé® <.2.si 2 geee 3-6 Roseville WER ..-.-.3% PSUs ys Geen een erys a . POISOME 5 2005-5 csctseseses<ye . Ry Se vere veges eee see vas 1 2 EAHGOI: 22<52025 22225-25285 1 2 Grass. Valley .--.-G=—3 Nevada. City ©.:... O38 Last Sunday’s Scores Placerville 5, Lincoln 0. Colfax 5, Grass Valley 4. Auburn. 7, Saturday Night Score 20osevile W&R 7, Folsom Games Next Sunday Roseville in Placerville. Folsom in Colfax. Auburn in Lincoln. Nevada City 2. Grass Valley in Nevada City. x . The central section of De Young Museum in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park was completed in 1919. c' ¥ Prior to 1880 and especially during gold rush days, gold came almost entirely from placers. * pA ~ At least four different. soil formations may be distinguished within the® city limits of San Francisco. ra + 2 Salt—,Lake-+-Gity,--Utah,--was cautions—_the_California.__ State Automobile Association. founded in 1887 1.000 1.900 667 667 .333 .000 .000 6. aa Arner nenenn™ Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Telephone—G rass Valley 108 po SR OY 4 cg 8 oa Elect . HARTI ) TO ASSEMBLY Endorsed by Farmers . Miner . . . Business 3 and Progressive Leaders of this District. ‘A Proven Friend of Veterans. » ‘HIS EXPERIENCE AND CIVIC RECORD MERITS YOUR SUPPORT. : AN aé 7 More power than was added. eetiuy: mic > eet all the pre-war requirements of orthern and Central California will be Ty CAPA Added to previous totals, the new SV AS 2 needed to cy ~ N 7 \ JA, Zag aS ‘Zy vA Gy Lh “ f Zag . Work never stops on our power PGE: PAGIFIE GAS AND The program is creating jobs for _thousands of men. The estimated peak work force will exceed 6,000, NS BENS Or 8 times greater than Shasta Dam. wer will give P. G. and E.a generating This program, now in its third year, is pacity about three times that of going full speed ahead! cover Dam, PLANT CAPACITY Kern Steam —First Unit 101,000 horsepower Electra Hydro 133,000 ” Station “P” Steam 298,000 Ms ‘West Point Hydro 21,000 ” Colgate Hydro 40,000 * Cresta Hydro 101,000 ” Kern Steam—Seoond Unit 184,000 * Rock Creek Hydro 169,000One Steam Unit _ 150,000 ” Five Steam Units 150,000 each ELECTRIC COMPANY Quick picture of America’s biggest power-building program. {n three and a half short years. between now and the end of 1951. P. G.and E. will add nearly two million horsepower in generating capacity. To help you understand how big this program really is, here are some comparisons. = Zz Zz So Bz = Fg Co Trt is peo LE it’s the biggest program of any eleotrical utility in America today, costing more than $400,000,000. It is now proceeding at more than $10,000,000 a month. New Plant Schedule It takes time to build power plants.more than three years to build a steam generating plant. Like everyone, we were delayed by wartime restrictions and postwar buildingproblems. Some of the orders for equipment have been held up many months. But, we’re making steady progress now. Here’s a schedule of major new plants and completion. dates, which will be met unless there are further unforeseen delays, COMPLETION DATB Spring 1948 Summer 1948 Winter 1948 Winter 1948 Summer 1949 Winter 1949 Spring 1950 Summer 1950 Summer 1950 Year 1951 . -building program 40X—5 2 ~~ — aA >

Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, May 4, 1948 The Accomplice iin) t SPD re. . he ae Mass 1 A's at & wages eh * mee For the first time in American history a generation is arisin Which has no God and what is more feels ee need of one. . The blame lies squarely in the laps of the American parent who eve his child a knowledge of God whose light always shines for those Who soa it, ; ; ,. Let us never forget a civilization survives or perishes pasis of its religious belief. : : dads: ii Insure the preservation of American ideals by taking—not sendPA your child to Sunday School. i) ational Sunday School Week will be observed April 12-18. ponsored by the Laymen’s National Committee, National Headquarrs Vanderbilt Hotel, New York 16. READ THE NUGGET WANT ADS! 3 oN Starts with a: BETTEIF PAINT NOW! Your pride in your home will be doubled with a sparkling, new Paint Job CLIFF Shepherd Licensed Contractor Specializes in Fire Retarding Paints for COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and HOME SPRAY PAINTING Phone 455 GRASS VALLEY 314 Henderson Street Printer! Good opening for experienced PressmanAd Compositor. SCALE-<4 $65 él 2 OR MORE FOR FORTY HOURS SEE OR CALL H M. LEETE, JR. THE NUGGET 305 BROAD STREET—PHONE 36—NEVADA CITY "law CUBS BEAT N.C. . TEAM IN AUBURN BASEBALL FRAY AUBURN: The Cubs defeated the Nevada City club here yesterday by th® score of 7 to 2 -The visitors used three twirlers on the mound: With the score 1 to 0 .in favor of Nevda City, shortstop Mackay drove in the Cubs first twe runs in the 4th. Carl Deward hit a two-bagger for the visitors. The score: Nevada City PRATIEOD © oso 05 5 Stanse shes awe scas 12 6 es Batteries: Anderson, Kennedy, Fisher and Fouyer; Waters and Eden. s DIM—OR DUMB? Failure to dim headlights in night traffic is a violation of the as well as evidence of dim intelligence on the part of the offending driver, points out the California State Automobile Association. ‘ % Cloth of wool, silk, flax and cotton was known to the most ancient people of whom there is any knowledge. Uncle Sam Says Take your place in the Parade to Security! No matter what your present income is, or what your future may be—saving today will get you further, faster! And there’s no safer, more profitable way to save than the convenient Payroll Savings Plan right where you work! Every dollar_tucked away in bonds today is part of your ‘‘take-home savings’’—money-that GROWS. It’s a promise of better things ahead for you and your family. For the selfemployed, the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank provides the automatic, safe, sure, profitable way to get into the Security Parade. Sign up for Security today! And remember . . . AMERICA’S SECURITY Is YOUR SECURITY! U.S. Treasury Department ‘Scientific Tee Jeanne Conrad lends teeth to Lyons® tooth paste scientists whose electronic device measures polish on_ teeth. Thousands of tests on scores of individual teeth have shown new paste polishes teeth 21$ times brighter than any other. DON’T OVERDRIVE +.an overdrive—but remember, you can’t safely overdrive your vision, your endurance or your nerves. Your car may be equipped with . BASEBALL STANDINGS. PLACER-NEVADA LEAGUE Pilacervilleé® <.2.si 2 geee 3-6 Roseville WER ...-.-.3% PSUs ys Geen een erys a . POISOME 5 2005-5 csctseseses<ye . Ry Se vere veges eee see vas 1 2 EAHGOI: 22<52025 22225-25285 1 2 Grass. Valley ..--..-G=—3 Nevada. City ©.:..... O38 Last Sunday’s Scores Placerville 5, Lincoln 0. Colfax 5, Grass Valley 4. Auburn. 7, Saturday Night Score 20osevile W&R 7, Folsom Games Next Sunday Roseville in Placerville. Folsom in Colfax. Auburn in Lincoln. Nevada City 2. Grass Valley in Nevada City. x . The central section of De Young Museum in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park was completed in 1919. c' ¥ Prior to 1880 and especially during gold rush days, gold came almost entirely from placers. * pA ~ At least four different. soil formations may be distinguished

within the® city limits of San Francisco. ra + 2 Salt—,Lake-+-Gity,--Utah,--was cautions—_the_California.__ State Automobile Association. founded in 1887 1.000 1.900 667 667 .333 .000 .000 6. aa Arner nenenn™ Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Telephone—G rass Valley 108 po SR OY 4 cg 8 oa Elect . HARTI ) TO ASSEMBLY Endorsed by Farmers .. Miner . . . Business 3 and Progressive Leaders of this District. ‘A Proven Friend of Veterans. » ‘HIS EXPERIENCE AND CIVIC RECORD MERITS YOUR SUPPORT. : AN aé 7 More power than was added. eetiuy: mic > eet all the pre-war requirements of orthern and Central California will be Ty CAPA Added to previous totals, the new SV AS 2 needed to cy ~ N 7 \ JA, Zag aS ‘Zy vA Gy Lh “ f Zag . Work never stops on our power PGE: PAGIFIE GAS AND The program is creating jobs for _thousands of men. The estimated peak work force will exceed 6,000, NS BENS Or 8 times greater than Shasta Dam. wer will give P. G. and E.a generating This program, now in its third year, is pacity about three times that of going full speed ahead! cover Dam, PLANT CAPACITY Kern Steam —First Unit 101,000 horsepower Electra Hydro 133,000 ” Station “P” Steam 298,000 Ms ‘West Point Hydro 21,000 ” Colgate Hydro 40,000 * Cresta Hydro 101,000 ” Kern Steam—Seoond Unit 184,000 * Rock Creek Hydro 169,000One Steam Unit _ 150,000 ” Five Steam Units 150,000 each ELECTRIC COMPANY Quick picture of America’s biggest power-building program. {n three and a half short years.. between now and the end of 1951.. P. G.and E. will add nearly two million horsepower in generating capacity. To help you understand how big this program really is, here are some comparisons. = Zz Zz So Bz = Fg Co Trt is peo LE it’s the biggest program of any eleotrical utility in America today, costing more than $400,000,000. It is now proceeding at more than $10,000,000 a month. New Plant Schedule It takes time to build power plants..more than three years to build a steam generating plant. Like everyone, we were delayed by wartime restrictions and postwar buildingproblems. Some of the orders for equipment have been held up many months. But, we’re making steady progress now. Here’s a schedule of major new plants and completion. dates, which will be met unless there are further unforeseen delays, COMPLETION DATB Spring 1948 Summer 1948 Winter 1948 Winter 1948 Summer 1949 Winter 1949 Spring 1950 Summer 1950 Summer 1950 Year 1951 . -building program 40X—5 2 ~~ — aA >