November 18, 1948 (8 pages)

= 4—Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, Nov. 18, 1948 DIRECTORS FOR . ‘Mechanical Brain DONNER SUMMIT ‘Studies Wing Ieing ential analyzer at the University j of California at Los Angeles, the NEVADA CITY: County Clerk . so-called ‘“‘mechanical brain,” : is { : . * : : Ralph E. Deeble has annecunced investigating the problem of icing en ser sirnliane rines for 3 a tthe results of the Donner Summit . i Nk “ ieee ay otis ae “aren Bees ee : { tional Advisory ommittee for Utility District election as fol-/. geronautics, it was announced Yows: five directors at large (un. today. scontested) elected are: William din ction” 6F ice on " . ~ ‘ " mat 1 Mutherford, Elmo Moriand, George} nace. winter flyin ro eee as ce 8 Vind and under winter flying conditions is ¥re > é = s V¢ é > : eed : ‘ bi one of the most serious flying Y mtd 2iche. " i se f q oe oo ie agp geieatios sia the hazards today. Ice’ forms when feces >. is to’ secure water small, supercooled waterdrops in “OV . j j i “A sae % suspension in the air are caught, ee by the leading edge of the wing . Last Rites Saturday and immediately freeze. : For Jol H er Under the direction of Gordon oop N., Brittle and Earl Janssen and others of the staff, the differential analyzer is being used to calculate drop trajectories corresponding to various velocities, drop sizes and airfoil sizes, for each airfoil shape. An average of 140 trajectories are calculated for each airfoil, requiring 12 days machine time for each set of 140. ‘(NEVADA CITY: Funeral servaces were held in the Holmes ¥uneral Home Saturday at 2 P. M. for.John Hooper, who died Wednesday morning in a local hospital. “Rev. Angus Miller conducted the service. Interment was an Pine Grove Cemetery. Hooper wasS born in Nevada ‘City 67 years ago. Most of his mctive vears were spent in the emThe results will be included in} a comprehénsive study to be pub= ploy of the Pacific Gas and Elec. lished by the NACA and made tric Company. Due to ill health. available to designers of aircraft and aircraft deicing equipment. he’ retired five years ago. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Q Goin Diceerss Pra Charles Scott Haley While Callao has little to interest the traveler in the way of historic monuments, the capital city of Lima is fascinating: Its central plaza, the Plaza de Armas, was at that time flanked one one side by a} magnificent. cathedral, in which the remains of many aircraft) Spanish notables, including Pizarro, the original conqueror. are interred. The later; now a shrunken mummy, enclosed in a glass case, is still one of the points of interest which ail travelers visit; not that it is a thing of any great beauty. The Cathedral itself; however, built in the early sixteenth century, is beautifully proportioned and richly decorated in the manner of the early Spanish friars. : On two sides of the plaza were-shops-and stores, the most imposing in Lima, where everythin could be purchased from American shoes and shirts to antiquarian silver work made by Peruvian artisans three centuries ago. On the other side lies the palace of the government. This is most interesting and very attractive, with patios within, whose singing birds and luxuriant verdure delight the eye and ear. About three blocks away from the plaza is the Dorothy Smith of Oakland and Build Nevada County by tellMrs. Edith Valentine of Névada. ing your friends in other localities City. what a fine place it is to live. ANT WANTED—TO LEASE SMALL acreage or ranchin this vicinty. R. D. Roberts, c-o The ‘Nugget . Office. N18 SOLD DREDGER — NOW ON ‘B5c ‘ground. For sale and lease. Apply apartment 100 at 1316 J Street, Sacramento. N18 Mend: MALE HELP WANTED AVAILABLE: THE BEST.ONEman business in this county. If you are between 25 and 55 years old, have car, and possess good reputation, you can qualify. Write J. R. Watkins Company, 4512 Hollis Street, Oakland 8, Calif. D30 WANTED—SGood used cars. . Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash EARL COVEY GARAGH, 143 Bast Main St., Grass Valley. tf XMAS TREE LIGHTS WANTED — DIRTY LAUNDRY, to be cleaned in 40 min. in our automatic washers. SPEE DEE HOME (self-service) LAUNDRY; across from Memorial Park, Grass Valley, Phone G.V. 1092-W. D9 1S THERE. SUPPOSED TO BE 15-Light outdoor (Plus. Fed. excise tax) NEVADA CITY RADIO ELECTRIC 413 Broad Phone 387-R Next To Theater Sets, series -:.-:.-.-.-from $1.90 : : 3.15 buried and lost treasure. on your 7-Light parallel -.-.-.-----: . land? We will help you find i 7-Light outdoor -..-.---3.80}; on percentage with modern 15-Light parallel ..-.---6.50 . scientific equipment. Inquire 8.15 . Box MF, Nugget Office. . OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 FLOWERS to grace every occasion CLARENCE R. GRAY WATCHMAKER 520 Coyote St. Nevada City Teiephone 152 Weddings, dances, birthdays, anniversaries, funerals GRASS VALLEY FLORAL CO. NC-GV Highway Ph. 1141-J “We're as near as your phone” HOLMES FUNERAL HOME he Holmes Funeral Home serv fce is priced within the means 0 ell. Ambulance service at al ours. cs : Free detivery in area ~ Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST old palace of the former viceroys of Spain, which is one of the most marvelous pieces. of artisanship in -the Western Hemisphere. Inside and out, master craftsmen in wood and stone grill and embossed work, toiled for many years, and the nature of the work can hardly be duplicated at the present day. A friend of mine, former Minister of Justice,-who had his law office in this building, told me that he had planned to build an extra room on the ground floor which would be in keeping with his suite in the original building. The room itself would have cost only about a thousand dollars to add, but to duplicate the carving and intaglio such as the other, older rooms, would have cost him well over twenty thousand dollars: Needless to say, the room was never built. Lima as it was thirty years ago and as it is now, has been so often described by better writers that it is not in the province of this-‘narrative to gild the lily. It is sufficient to say that it always has been one of the nost interesting and historic cities in the Latin republics. During our stay, we accomplished two things of ee we managed to convey toa Peruvian carpenter Ithe idea of how an Oroville rocker for sampling should ‘be built; and we hired a cook:for the expedition. His name was John, and he was a Savannah born negro of some thirty years. A wanderer and adventurer by habit, a braggart by nature, and a four way liar met to us throughout the entire trip. He claimed at the time we hired him to have recently crossed the wildest part of the Andes by way of a trip from Manaos, in ‘Brazil, to Tiripata, in Peru. His harrowing description lof the trip was most exciting, but later on, he had such_a wonderful series of adventures to regale us with that Chris and I started a mild check on his (Please turn to Page 5) by practice, John was a source of pleasure and amuse. . Miss Lulu Rose Ralph Borne To Final Rest GRASS VALLEY: Final rites were held Saturday afternoon for Miss Lulu Rose Ralph, 61, who died last Thursday at. her home on West Main Street. The services were at the family home with burial in Elm Ridge Cemetery. A short time ago she had completed 31 years of service in Grass Valley banking institutions. Miss Ralph is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ferdinand Schwartz of this city. She was a daughter of the late Samuel C. and Elizabeth Ralph. She had _ attended local schools and graduated from Armstrong’s Business College. od CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH “Soul and Body is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Christian Science churches on Sunday, November 21. The Golden Text is taken from Psalms: ‘Rejoice the soul of thy servant: for unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul’’ (86:4): = Included in the sermon are the following citations: The Bible: “* Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage” (Gatatians 571). “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures’? by Mary Baker Eddy: “The Diviné Mind is the Soul_of man, and _gives’mah dominion over all things’’ (p.* 307). ~~ DIVORCE CICOGNI — In Nevada City, Nevada County, November 16, 1948, Thelma Ruth Cicogni against Carl Joseph Cicogni; complaint filed; cruelty. Pa PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Sofge motored to Sacramento Monday to spend the day with their daughter, Mrs. A. G. Flemming. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Eden and son, Charles, enjoyed a trip to San Francisco and Berkeley last week-end. While there they visited their son, who is a student in the’ University of California, and witnessed the grid game between Washington State and the Universitay of California players. Mrs. Mary Casci has returned from a visit in Roseville with relatives. fe Invite your friends to. visit Nevada County. Final Rites Said For Charles A. Long GRASS © VALLEY: —P rivate funeral services took place today in Myers Mortuary .Chapel at 2 P. M. for Charles Sheldon Long, who died at 12:15 A. M. Tuesday in a Nevada City hospital. Rev: Donald. Getty ofs the Methodist Church conducted, the service, The remains will be cremated, Long was born in Iowa 76 years ago. He had resided in Oakland until early last year when. he came to Grass Valley. Surviving stepchildren are Mrs. Frances Wellman, Grass Valley, Mrs. Ethel. Marley, Prescott, Arizona, and .Roy A. Long. Vallejo, Solano County. Vic Vet sa ys . = CALLING ALL EMPLOYERS ! DISABLED VETERANS OFTEN MAKE A-] WORKERS.THEIR ATTENDANCE AND. PRODUCTION RECORDS ARE ABOVE AVERAGE LAWN MOWER SHARPENING SAW FILING WELDING LR TONNESON Next Door to Sierra Feed Store Lake Olympia Road G. V. NW. C. Highway N4 Beams. 6h i" Fish Patrol Gets _ New Express Cruiser STOCKTON: cruiser Another was speedy added to express California’s fish and game patrol fleet last with«the ing \of the 23-foot “Rainbow.” week launchBerthed in Stockton? the radioequipped boat will enforce comfishing mercial and sports lations on the, San Joaquin River regu-and its tributaries. It is powered with a 130 horsepower capable of speeds miles an hour. Warden Glenn Whitesell and Assistant Warden Al Jordan will man the ‘‘Rainbow,’’ which is a sister ship of the ‘‘Bass,’’ now patrolling the “Sacramento River. NUGGET WANT ADS FOR RESULTS engine exceeding 35 MURDER WEAPON . A FAULTY MUFFLER Car windows closed. . deadly fumes seeping up through the floor boards. the driver unconscious when his,car ploughs off the road. And all because of a faulty muffler! Be--fore winter closes your car windows, have your muffler checked by a dependable Service Garage mechanic. FRANK LYSTRUP’S SERVICE GARAGE Mechanical Work by “Rick’’ Rickey Corner Spring & Pine . . . ROME S FAMOUS FEASTERS WERE ALSOFAMOUS MER— CHANTS, IMPORTING MUSH: , ROOMS FROM INDIA, — ~HONEY BEES FROM ATHiM SPORTS RECREATION 6 GEORGE BOLES : Rene ENS, BOARS'HEADS \ Oe. GERMANY. . kK. 1 I :is one of the best, effective advevticements for your business. Fine Printing reflects the high standard of quality, taste and efficiey "rinting cheapest and most Ae a A ab eb el ie Kh AS \ Wie a ge ae a a AR ea é ae ee a) ee se yy ae a Ne? Wy se Paes e

= 4—Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, Nov. 18, 1948 DIRECTORS FOR . ‘Mechanical Brain DONNER SUMMIT ‘Studies Wing Ieing ential analyzer at the University j of California at Los Angeles, the NEVADA CITY: County Clerk . so-called ‘“‘mechanical brain,” : is { : . * : : Ralph E. Deeble has annecunced investigating the problem of icing en ser sirnliane rines for 3 a tthe results of the Donner Summit . i Nk “ ieee ay otis ae “aren Bees ee : { tional Advisory ommittee for Utility District election as fol-/. geronautics, it was announced Yows: five directors at large (un. today. scontested) elected are: William din ction” 6F ice on " . ~ ‘ " mat 1 Mutherford, Elmo Moriand, George} nace. winter flyin ro eee as ce 8 Vind and under winter flying conditions is ¥re > é = s V¢ é > : eed : ‘ bi one of the most serious flying Y mtd 2iche. " i se f q oe oo ie agp geieatios sia the hazards today. Ice’ forms when feces >. is to’ secure water small, supercooled waterdrops in “OV . j j i “A sae % suspension in the air are caught, ee by the leading edge of the wing . Last Rites Saturday and immediately freeze. : For Jol H er Under the direction of Gordon oop N., Brittle and Earl Janssen and others of the staff, the differential analyzer is being used to calculate drop trajectories corresponding to various velocities, drop sizes and airfoil sizes, for each airfoil shape. An average of 140 trajectories are calculated for each airfoil, requiring 12 days machine time for each set of 140. ‘(NEVADA CITY: Funeral servaces were held in the Holmes ¥uneral Home Saturday at 2 P. M. for.John Hooper, who died Wednesday morning in a local hospital. “Rev. Angus Miller conducted the service. Interment was an Pine Grove Cemetery. Hooper wasS born in Nevada ‘City 67 years ago. Most of his mctive vears were spent in the emThe results will be included in} a comprehénsive study to be pub= ploy of the Pacific Gas and Elec. lished by the NACA and made tric Company. Due to ill health. available to designers of aircraft and aircraft deicing equipment. he’ retired five years ago. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Q Goin Diceerss Pra Charles Scott Haley While Callao has little to interest the traveler in the way of historic monuments, the capital city of Lima is fascinating: Its central plaza, the Plaza de Armas, was at that time flanked one one side by a} magnificent. cathedral, in which the remains of many aircraft) Spanish notables, including Pizarro, the original conqueror. are interred. The later; now a shrunken mummy, enclosed in a glass case, is still one of the points of interest which ail travelers visit; not that it is a thing of any great beauty. The Cathedral itself; however, built in the early sixteenth century, is beautifully proportioned and richly decorated in the manner of the early Spanish friars. : On two sides of the plaza were-shops-and stores, the most imposing in Lima, where everythin could be purchased from American shoes and shirts to antiquarian silver work made by Peruvian artisans three centuries ago. On the other side lies the palace of the government. This is most interesting and very attractive, with patios within, whose singing birds and luxuriant verdure delight the eye and ear. About three blocks away from the plaza is the Dorothy Smith of Oakland and Build Nevada County by tellMrs. Edith Valentine of Névada. ing your friends in other localities City. what a fine place it is to live. ANT WANTED—TO LEASE SMALL acreage or ranchin this vicinty. R. D. Roberts, c-o The ‘Nugget . Office. N18 SOLD DREDGER — NOW ON ‘B5c ‘ground. For sale and lease. Apply apartment 100 at 1316 J Street, Sacramento. N18 Mend: MALE HELP WANTED AVAILABLE: THE BEST.ONEman business in this county. If you are between 25 and 55 years old, have car, and possess good reputation, you can qualify. Write J. R. Watkins Company, 4512 Hollis Street, Oakland 8, Calif. D30 WANTED—SGood used cars. . Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash EARL COVEY GARAGH, 143 Bast Main St., Grass Valley. tf XMAS TREE LIGHTS WANTED — DIRTY LAUNDRY, to be cleaned in 40 min. in our automatic washers. SPEE DEE HOME (self-service) LAUNDRY; across from Memorial Park, Grass Valley, Phone G.V. 1092-W. D9 1S THERE. SUPPOSED TO BE 15-Light outdoor (Plus. Fed. excise tax) NEVADA CITY RADIO ELECTRIC 413 Broad Phone 387-R Next To Theater Sets, series -:.-:.-.-.-from $1.90 : : 3.15 buried and lost treasure. on your 7-Light parallel -..-.-.-----: . land? We will help you find i 7-Light outdoor -...-.---3.80}; on percentage with modern 15-Light parallel ....-.---6.50 . scientific equipment. Inquire 8.15 . Box MF, Nugget Office. . OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 FLOWERS to grace every occasion CLARENCE R. GRAY WATCHMAKER 520 Coyote St. Nevada City Teiephone 152 Weddings, dances, birthdays, anniversaries, funerals GRASS VALLEY FLORAL CO. NC-GV Highway Ph. 1141-J “We're as near as your phone” HOLMES FUNERAL HOME he Holmes Funeral Home serv fce is priced within the means 0 ell. Ambulance service at al ours. cs : Free detivery in area ~ Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST old palace of the former viceroys of Spain, which is one of the most marvelous pieces. of artisanship in -the Western Hemisphere. Inside and out, master craftsmen in wood and stone grill and embossed work, toiled for many years, and the nature of the work can hardly be duplicated at the present day. A friend of mine, former Minister of Justice,-who had his law office in this building, told me that he had planned to build an extra room on the ground floor which would be in keeping with his suite in the original building. The room itself would have cost only about a thousand dollars to add, but to duplicate the carving and intaglio such as the other, older rooms, would have cost him well over twenty thousand dollars: Needless to say, the room was never built. Lima as it was thirty years ago and as it is now, has been so often described by better writers that it is not in the province of this-‘narrative to gild the lily. It is sufficient to say that it always has been one of the nost interesting and historic cities in the Latin republics. During our stay, we accomplished two things of ee we managed to convey toa Peruvian carpenter Ithe idea of how an Oroville rocker for sampling should ‘be built; and we hired a cook:for the expedition. His name was John, and he was a Savannah born negro of some thirty years. A wanderer and adventurer by habit, a braggart by nature, and a four way liar met to us throughout the entire trip. He claimed at the time we hired him to have recently crossed the wildest part of the Andes by way of a trip from Manaos, in ‘Brazil, to Tiripata, in Peru. His harrowing description lof the trip was most exciting, but later on, he had

such_a wonderful series of adventures to regale us with that Chris and I started a mild check on his (Please turn to Page 5) by practice, John was a source of pleasure and amuse. . Miss Lulu Rose Ralph Borne To Final Rest GRASS VALLEY: Final rites were held Saturday afternoon for Miss Lulu Rose Ralph, 61, who died last Thursday at. her home on West Main Street. The services were at the family home with burial in Elm Ridge Cemetery. A short time ago she had completed 31 years of service in Grass Valley banking institutions. Miss Ralph is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ferdinand Schwartz of this city. She was a daughter of the late Samuel C. and Elizabeth Ralph. She had _ attended local schools and graduated from Armstrong’s Business College. od CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH “Soul and Body is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Christian Science churches on Sunday, November 21. The Golden Text is taken from Psalms: ‘Rejoice the soul of thy servant: for unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul’’ (86:4): = Included in the sermon are the following citations: The Bible: “* Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage” (Gatatians 571). “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures’? by Mary Baker Eddy: “The Diviné Mind is the Soul_of man, and _gives’mah dominion over all things’’ (p.* 307). ~~ DIVORCE CICOGNI — In Nevada City, Nevada County, November 16, 1948, Thelma Ruth Cicogni against Carl Joseph Cicogni; complaint filed; cruelty. Pa PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Sofge motored to Sacramento Monday to spend the day with their daughter, Mrs. A. G. Flemming. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Eden and son, Charles, enjoyed a trip to San Francisco and Berkeley last week-end. While there they visited their son, who is a student in the’ University of California, and witnessed the grid game between Washington State and the Universitay of California players. Mrs. Mary Casci has returned from a visit in Roseville with relatives. fe Invite your friends to. visit Nevada County. Final Rites Said For Charles A. Long GRASS © VALLEY: —P rivate funeral services took place today in Myers Mortuary .Chapel at 2 P. M. for Charles Sheldon Long, who died at 12:15 A. M. Tuesday in a Nevada City hospital. Rev: Donald. Getty ofs the Methodist Church conducted, the service, The remains will be cremated, Long was born in Iowa 76 years ago. He had resided in Oakland until early last year when. he came to Grass Valley. Surviving stepchildren are Mrs. Frances Wellman, Grass Valley, Mrs. Ethel. Marley, Prescott, Arizona, and .Roy A. Long. Vallejo, Solano County. Vic Vet sa ys . = CALLING ALL EMPLOYERS ! DISABLED VETERANS OFTEN MAKE A-] WORKERS..THEIR ATTENDANCE AND. PRODUCTION RECORDS ARE ABOVE AVERAGE LAWN MOWER SHARPENING SAW FILING WELDING LR TONNESON Next Door to Sierra Feed Store Lake Olympia Road G. V. NW. C. Highway N4 Beams. 6h i" Fish Patrol Gets _ New Express Cruiser STOCKTON: cruiser Another was speedy added to express California’s fish and game patrol fleet last with«the ing \of the 23-foot “Rainbow.” week launchBerthed in Stockton? the radioequipped boat will enforce comfishing mercial and sports lations on the, San Joaquin River regu-and its tributaries. It is powered with a 130 horsepower capable of speeds miles an hour. Warden Glenn Whitesell and Assistant Warden Al Jordan will man the ‘‘Rainbow,’’ which is a sister ship of the ‘‘Bass,’’ now patrolling the “Sacramento River. NUGGET WANT ADS FOR RESULTS engine exceeding 35 MURDER WEAPON .. A FAULTY MUFFLER Car windows closed.. . deadly fumes seeping up through the floor boards.. the driver unconscious when his,car ploughs off the road.. And all because of a faulty muffler! Be--fore winter closes your car windows, have your muffler checked by a dependable Service Garage mechanic. FRANK LYSTRUP’S SERVICE GARAGE Mechanical Work by “Rick’’ Rickey Corner Spring & Pine . . . ROME S FAMOUS FEASTERS WERE ALSOFAMOUS MER— CHANTS, IMPORTING MUSH: , ROOMS FROM INDIA, — ~HONEY BEES FROM ATHiM SPORTS RECREATION 6 GEORGE BOLES : Rene ENS, BOARS'HEADS \ Oe. GERMANY. . kK. 1 I :is one of the best, effective advevticements for your business. Fine Printing reflects the high standard of quality, taste and efficiey "rinting cheapest and most Ae a A ab eb el ie Kh AS \ Wie a ge ae a a AR ea é ae ee a) ee se yy ae a Ne? Wy se Paes e