April 15, 1947 (8 pages)

aoe! SF eee 87% =e mT Jt LT Hy L = 5 eA, ee eg ne os Riba ett es 18, 4906—-Great earthquake fire in San Francisco. April 19.7 1854——Alameda incorporated. co 9 APRIL 15, 1947 : ht __NEVADA 4 CITY.GRASS VALLEY (NUGGET __ “RORTANT WEEK, April 155. ordere rporated. April 15, 1861—Grass April 18 1956—-Eureka incorpor‘ANT DATES TH CALIFORNIA ~American Day. 1839—-Russian governd Fort’ Ross abandoned. April 15, 1860—Sian Francisco inIs] PAGE FIVE _ LAFF-A-DAY Valley inPaint AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. SPONSORED BY HANSEN’ BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY “OSWAN—e. keep her quiet till “Your wife has no: temperature—the thermometer is to get this prescription filled!” . Man. . BGT SAN . { { . . FOOD ALLERGY LINKED TO ECZEMA OF HANDS BERKKELEY:: Food allergy may be the most frecuent cause of. atopic dermotitis, or eczema of the hands in the general population. This is the conclusion of a new study of 182 cases of dermatitis \of the hands conducted by Dr. H. Rome,, nrember of the staff of the University of California Medical #. School and allergist in Cowell Hos‘pital on the Berkeley campus. His results were published in the chives of Dermatology and Syphilology. : Dr. Rowe demonstrated food. allergy as the sole or major factor in eczema of the hands in 80 patients with elimination diets, With the .reintroduction of the causative foods in the diet, the eczema reappeared. Though the hands may be the only area involved, other areas of the skin may be affected in varying degrees. Patients with eczema due to . food allergy on: other areas without involvement of the hands were not included in this study. ‘Evidence was presented: by. Dr (Rowe to show that the diagnosis of food allergy “in cases of dermatitis Store . 10.0. F. HALL err rary MORAY: APRIL 21, 8:00 P. M. Albert . . been fooled by the illusions of natAri — ened to to Me Coureh Street Honorably discharged veterans ofthe U. S. are enmdi full military honors at their funerals: We have complete information on this matter and will be advise anyone on the nesessary steps to be = en for such a service. Write or telephone for an ap. “MILITARY. SERVICE MORTICIANG_AMBULANOH: SURVICE GRASS VALLEY Telephone 266 of the hands rarely can be made with skin testing, and he advised the routine use of trial diets to determine the cause. * NATURE’S DECEPTIONS CITED BY ASTRONOMER BERKELEY: So well has man ure,» that he has only in very recent times begun to see through these deceptions. This is pointed out by Dr. W. F. Meyer, professor of astronomy on the Berkeley campus of the Univerpsity of California, who cites common illusions. : For example the sun can be seen for several minutes when it is actually below the visible horizon, because of the bending of its light rays by the earth’s atmosphere. Thus the sun “rises’’ several minutes before it is above the eastern horizon and ‘‘sets’’ several minutes after it has gone below the western horizon, lengthening the day: from four, to eight minutes at the expense of-the night. : * The sun, the planets, and stars are never seen where they actually are, Dr. ‘Myers points out, because of the time required for light to travel through great distances of. space. The sun is always seen where it-was eight and one third minutes ago— the time it takes light to travel the 93 milion miles from the sun to earth. During these minutes the earth travels nearly, 10,000 miles from: the position when the light left the sun. Similiarly, the light sentout 450 years ago from the pole star, Polaris, is still serving mariners and aviators in locating the position of a ship or plane at night. Polaris has traveled an enormous distance since that time. Six permanent forms of National Service Life Insurance inistered by Veterans Administration are open to veterans of World War II and to members of the armed forces, ordinary life, 20 payment life, 30 payment life, 3@ year endowment, endowment at age 60 and endowment RUBINSTEIN T0 Pl PLAY IN SACRAMENTO TUES. SACRAMENTO: A setin, all t Trer His ip. m. ; Auditorinm Ty + i is*ie one of the great ime,will -be in day-evening, Sa Series performance, to 16th and ypical of Ruwhbinste appeal to all kinds of listeners, two . York of his recent accol Times referred scorcery”’; © Vari April 22, ,ent the final concert of the Sacrai mento Musie for rthur Rubinest pianists of cramento next to presthis s'art at J Streets. universal are aces; the New to his “pianheadlined, 2in’s ely “RuDinstein. Socko at Carnegie.” Rubinstein, who. has come to be known not only as one of the great‘Lest pianists, but one of. the mast . 8:15 . will be heard at the Memorial . aitiititeamemmaes . . . “a Gung much to live for, so 4 think Ti get married.” MARRIAGE . LICENSE Tryon-Durbin — In Nevada City. . 'CHMA TO MEET IN world eight, venora *oncer form to Mu Ctar lish elton joint ran. fas-ivating followine year, Tickets for Shower For (Morandi, ‘Butler, inl Stella Ferrari, udenza Rondoni, the hostesses. today, the youngest of sev@h children. personalities’ was bérn in Warsaw, . mer Joseph Tryon, 22, and Ola Mae . of the, At he became a protege of the ble country in Germany again ssolini the Order box office, Sacramento. except Joseph Joachim in Berlin, and three ygars later made his fermal debut in that copital, By the {time he was fifteen, spread over most of Europe, and the 1906, he thade his American debut, playing seventy five ts in three months. his fame had His concert. tours have taken him into every Tibet. Two of the countries have been cancelled out however since in 1914 he took a solemn. oath never to perand has kept his vow. In 1938, he returned of the Commander of the Crown of Italy and has not played in that country since: memorable concert among many was one for the United Nations in Francisco when he played first the Spangled Banner national anthem, corded a 10 minmte oyation. A San then the Poand was the Rubinstein concert are available at the Ware-HazWeinustock-Lubin’s. hostesses one Tena Hayes. Fiancee Of Howard Surran GRASS VABLEY: Misses Dorothy . Morandi and Alice Bevilacqua, were . evening week in the latter’s home in a shower party honoring Miss Lena Hayes, who is soon to marry Howard SurThe -honoree received many peautiful gifts. ; Guests attending the party were Mary and Rose Geronomi, Sylvia Benson, Mildred Morandi, Lilly Alice Hooper and last Loretta Yatherine “fe An-= Handy, jou DEAR. NOAH= WHEA REMOVE “THE ° 7 APPENDIX= FROM A BOOK, DO YOU USUALLY] CALL ‘A BoOo0K WORM . SPECIALIST 7 HARRY &.CLIAE‘WEST LNIGAN, W.NA ¢ at age 65. DEARNOAH#IF ‘OU EAT HORSE MEAT WILL Youd . Nevada County, April 14, 1947, El‘Durbin, 20, both of Nevada City. . Vault doors of the San Francisco . Federal Reserve Bank weight 36 tons. ’ 5 ———s OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City . NEVADA CITY ON THE GEORGE BOLES . AUBURN SUNDAY AUBURIN: The Califotnia Hydra lic Miners Associction will meét Sunday in Auburn Hotel for their regular luncheon, ‘followed by the usual monthly business meeting. The . meeting had been scheduled for Col . fax, but as the hotel is now being . remodeled it is impossible to hold . the meeiing there. Geonrte Hallock, . president of the association will pre. side. Nomination of officers and dir. ectors will be made for the coming . year and important committees Will ‘made reports, 5 e National Service Life Insurance . carries no resitrictions on the residence, travel, or occupation of insured veterans, veterans administration NOTCEFOR The taxes-on ant personal property secured by real property and” onehalf of the taxes on all real property for the fiscal year beginning July’ f. 1946 and ending June 30, 1947, will © be due on November ist, 1946, and will be delinquent on the 5bih day of December, 1946, at S.o’clock p. m., and unless paid prior thereto six per cent will be added to the amount’ thereof and if said one half be not paid ‘pefore the 5th day of December, 1946 at 5 o’clock p. m., an additional three per cent will be addoa ed thereto. The remaining: one half. of the taxes on all real property wilt be payable on and after the first day> THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN SPORTS AND RECREATION @ NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE / ete ateaetlenhe eahenfeote etente lesion peste aieafeete ole settee LOST — Reward for information. Small tan dog, cross. beteeh GerSmall tan dog, cross between Gerat Peterson Service Station, Nevada City, about 1 mo. ago. H. S. Murray, North San Juan Star Rt. Care of Massara, Bloomfield. Apr. 14-18tp WASHING AND IRONING — You bring it and pick it up. Rt. 1,. Box 2152. Wet Hill, Nevada City. . : A11-16-te GIRL, ,\18 YEARS OLD, wishes job caring for children, Day or night. Call: Nevada. City 410 W,. before noon or after 8 p. m. A11-14tp generator. (Onan. Electric ‘Plant) plus freight. sin Air Cooled” moto pewered tilt top table saw, heavy duty, with 16” circular blades, complete with accessories, new, $495.00 plus freight. T, Maneely, 252 Post, San Jose, Phone Columbia 8740.FOR SALE — Three kilowatt continuotg duty new water cooled. automatic gasoline driven electric . . A714 Oil-4te j 'of January 1947, and will be delin~ . quent the 20th day of April, 1947 at5 o'clock p. m., and. unless paid-prior‘thereto three per eent will be added: . +o the amount thereof together with: a further charge of 50c for each lota, piece or parcel of land separately: as~sessed and for each: assessment of ae personal propenty. : seine All taxes may be paid at the sda: the first installment.as herein provided is due and payable: oe Taxes are payable at the Treasut~ er’s and Tax Coltector’s office, JNe. vada County Courthouse, Nevada City, California, ©. = mS + ' EUMA. HECKER, = ExOfficio Tax Collector and County Treasurer, Nevada City, California.* ee 110 volt AC’single phase $375.00 . tay Ag Also,, 8 HP. WisconPhone 203 246 Sacramento ft. Nevada € city miles from town. Write P. oO. 968, Gress Valley. : 6% inteest for. $2000 cash. The}! above on 160 acres improved, nine . RED CROSS SBRYIOH,

aoe! SF eee 87% =e mT Jt LT Hy L = 5 eA, ee eg ne os Riba ett es 18, 4906—-Great earthquake fire in San Francisco. April 19.7 1854——Alameda incorporated. co 9 APRIL 15, 1947 : ht __NEVADA 4 CITY.GRASS VALLEY (NUGGET __ “RORTANT WEEK, April 155. ordere rporated. April 15, 1861—Grass April 18 1956—-Eureka incorpor‘ANT DATES TH CALIFORNIA ~American Day. 1839—-Russian governd Fort’ Ross abandoned. April 15, 1860—Sian Francisco inIs] PAGE FIVE _ LAFF-A-DAY Valley inPaint AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. SPONSORED BY HANSEN’ BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY “OSWAN—e. keep her quiet till “Your wife has no: temperature—the thermometer is to get this prescription filled!” . Man. . BGT SAN . { { . . FOOD ALLERGY LINKED TO ECZEMA OF HANDS BERKKELEY:: Food allergy may be the most frecuent cause of. atopic dermotitis, or eczema of the hands in the general population. This is the conclusion of a new study of 182 cases of dermatitis \of the hands conducted by Dr. H. Rome,, nrember of the staff of the University of California Medical #. School and allergist in Cowell Hos‘pital on the Berkeley campus. His results were published in the chives of Dermatology and Syphilology. : Dr. Rowe demonstrated food. allergy as the sole or major factor in eczema of the hands in 80 patients with elimination diets, With the .reintroduction of the causative foods in the diet, the eczema reappeared. Though the hands may be the only area involved, other areas of the skin may be affected in varying degrees. Patients with eczema due to . food allergy on: other areas without involvement of the hands were not included in this study. ‘Evidence was presented: by. Dr (Rowe to show that the diagnosis of food allergy “in cases of dermatitis Store . 10.0. F. HALL err rary MORAY: APRIL 21, 8:00 P. M. Albert . . been fooled by the illusions of natAri — ened to to Me Coureh Street Honorably discharged veterans ofthe U. S. are enmdi full military honors at their funerals: We have complete information on this matter and will be advise anyone on the nesessary steps to be = en for such a service. Write or telephone for an ap. “MILITARY. SERVICE MORTICIANG_AMBULANOH: SURVICE GRASS VALLEY Telephone 266 of the hands rarely can be made with skin testing, and he advised the routine use of trial diets to determine the cause. * NATURE’S DECEPTIONS CITED BY ASTRONOMER BERKELEY: So well has man ure,» that he has only in very recent times begun to see through these deceptions. This is pointed out by Dr. W. F. Meyer, professor of astronomy on the Berkeley campus of the Univerpsity of California, who cites common illusions. : For example the sun can be seen for several minutes when it is actually below the visible horizon, because of the bending of its light rays by the earth’s atmosphere. Thus the sun “rises’’ several minutes before it is above the eastern horizon and ‘‘sets’’ several minutes after it has gone below the western horizon, lengthening the day: from four, to eight minutes at the expense of-the night. : * The sun, the planets, and stars are never seen where they actually are, Dr. ‘Myers points out, because of the time required for light to travel through great distances of. space. The sun is always seen where it-was eight and one third minutes ago— the time it takes light to travel the 93 milion miles from the sun to earth. During these minutes the earth travels nearly, 10,000 miles from: the position when the light left the sun. Similiarly, the light sentout 450 years ago from the pole star, Polaris, is still serving mariners and aviators in locating the position of a ship or plane at night. Polaris has traveled an enormous distance since that time. Six permanent forms of National Service Life Insurance inistered by Veterans Administration are open to veterans of World War II and to members of the armed forces, ordinary life, 20 payment life, 30 payment life, 3@ year endowment, endowment at age 60 and endowment RUBINSTEIN T0 Pl PLAY IN SACRAMENTO TUES. SACRAMENTO: A setin, all t Trer His ip. m. ; Auditorinm Ty + i is*ie one of the great ime,will -be in day-evening, Sa Series performance, to 16th and ypical of Ruwhbinste appeal to all kinds of listeners, two . York of his recent accol Times referred scorcery”’; © Vari April 22, ,ent the final concert of the Sacrai mento Musie for rthur Rubinest pianists of cramento next to presthis s'art at J Streets. universal are aces; the New to his “pianheadlined, 2in’s ely “RuDinstein. Socko at Carnegie.” Rubinstein, who. has come to be known not only as one of the great‘Lest pianists, but one of. the mast . 8:15 . will be heard at the Memorial . aitiititeamemmaes . . . “a Gung much to live for, so 4 think Ti get married.” MARRIAGE . LICENSE Tryon-Durbin — In Nevada City. . 'CHMA TO MEET IN world eight, venora *oncer

form to Mu Ctar lish elton joint ran. fas-ivating followine year, Tickets for Shower For (Morandi, ‘Butler, inl Stella Ferrari, udenza Rondoni, the hostesses. today, the youngest of sev@h children. personalities’ was bérn in Warsaw, . mer Joseph Tryon, 22, and Ola Mae . of the, At he became a protege of the ble country in Germany again ssolini the Order box office, Sacramento. except Joseph Joachim in Berlin, and three ygars later made his fermal debut in that copital, By the {time he was fifteen, spread over most of Europe, and the 1906, he thade his American debut, playing seventy five ts in three months. his fame had His concert. tours have taken him into every Tibet. Two of the countries have been cancelled out however since in 1914 he took a solemn. oath never to perand has kept his vow. In 1938, he returned of the Commander of the Crown of Italy and has not played in that country since: memorable concert among many was one for the United Nations in Francisco when he played first the Spangled Banner national anthem, corded a 10 minmte oyation. A San then the Poand was the Rubinstein concert are available at the Ware-HazWeinustock-Lubin’s. hostesses one Tena Hayes. Fiancee Of Howard Surran GRASS VABLEY: Misses Dorothy . Morandi and Alice Bevilacqua, were . evening week in the latter’s home in a shower party honoring Miss Lena Hayes, who is soon to marry Howard SurThe -honoree received many peautiful gifts. ; Guests attending the party were Mary and Rose Geronomi, Sylvia Benson, Mildred Morandi, Lilly Alice Hooper and last Loretta Yatherine “fe An-= Handy, jou DEAR. NOAH= WHEA REMOVE “THE ° 7 APPENDIX= FROM A BOOK, DO YOU USUALLY] CALL ‘A BoOo0K WORM . SPECIALIST 7 HARRY &.CLIAE‘WEST LNIGAN, W.NA ¢ at age 65. DEARNOAH#IF ‘OU EAT HORSE MEAT WILL Youd . Nevada County, April 14, 1947, El‘Durbin, 20, both of Nevada City. . Vault doors of the San Francisco . Federal Reserve Bank weight 36 tons. ’ 5 ———s OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City . NEVADA CITY ON THE GEORGE BOLES . AUBURN SUNDAY AUBURIN: The Califotnia Hydra lic Miners Associction will meét Sunday in Auburn Hotel for their regular luncheon, ‘followed by the usual monthly business meeting. The . meeting had been scheduled for Col . fax, but as the hotel is now being . remodeled it is impossible to hold . the meeiing there. Geonrte Hallock, . president of the association will pre. side. Nomination of officers and dir. ectors will be made for the coming . year and important committees Will ‘made reports, 5 e National Service Life Insurance . carries no resitrictions on the residence, travel, or occupation of insured veterans, veterans administration NOTCEFOR The taxes-on ant personal property secured by real property and” onehalf of the taxes on all real property for the fiscal year beginning July’ f. 1946 and ending June 30, 1947, will © be due on November ist, 1946, and will be delinquent on the 5bih day of December, 1946, at S.o’clock p. m., and unless paid prior thereto six per cent will be added to the amount’ thereof and if said one half be not paid ‘pefore the 5th day of December, 1946 at 5 o’clock p. m., an additional three per cent will be addoa ed thereto. The remaining: one half. of the taxes on all real property wilt be payable on and after the first day> THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN SPORTS AND RECREATION @ NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE / ete ateaetlenhe eahenfeote etente lesion peste aieafeete ole settee LOST — Reward for information. Small tan dog, cross. beteeh GerSmall tan dog, cross between Gerat Peterson Service Station, Nevada City, about 1 mo. ago. H. S. Murray, North San Juan Star Rt. Care of Massara, Bloomfield. Apr. 14-18tp WASHING AND IRONING — You bring it and pick it up. Rt. 1,. Box 2152. Wet Hill, Nevada City. . : A11-16-te GIRL, ,\18 YEARS OLD, wishes job caring for children, Day or night. Call: Nevada. City 410 W,. before noon or after 8 p. m. A11-14tp generator. (Onan. Electric ‘Plant) plus freight. sin Air Cooled” moto pewered tilt top table saw, heavy duty, with 16” circular blades, complete with accessories, new, $495.00 plus freight. T, Maneely, 252 Post, San Jose, Phone Columbia 8740.FOR SALE — Three kilowatt continuotg duty new water cooled. automatic gasoline driven electric . . A714 Oil-4te j 'of January 1947, and will be delin~ . quent the 20th day of April, 1947 at5 o'clock p. m., and. unless paid-prior‘thereto three per eent will be added: . +o the amount thereof together with: a further charge of 50c for each lota, piece or parcel of land separately: as~sessed and for each: assessment of ae personal propenty. : seine All taxes may be paid at the sda: the first installment.as herein provided is due and payable: oe Taxes are payable at the Treasut~ er’s and Tax Coltector’s office, JNe. vada County Courthouse, Nevada City, California, ©. = mS + ' EUMA. HECKER, = ExOfficio Tax Collector and County Treasurer, Nevada City, California.* ee 110 volt AC’single phase $375.00 . tay Ag Also,, 8 HP. WisconPhone 203 246 Sacramento ft. Nevada € city miles from town. Write P. oO. 968, Gress Valley. : 6% inteest for. $2000 cash. The}! above on 160 acres improved, nine . RED CROSS SBRYIOH,