April 25, 1938 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR NEVADA CI CITY. NUGGET _ MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1938. NOTICE Picketeer Described as Hiding in Attic ef Garage for Hours Correction 1938, in testimony of Joseph Larghero in newspapers of April. 21,! LL * Person California’s URKE His Orchestra Erte Saturday Night, April 30, at OLYMPIA PARK Larghera ran in the garage of apartment No. 11 on Janiss property during the riot. Some hours later tenant occupying old ws there: was a man in the same ¢ . garage atric, would we get him out, as they were frightened. We put up a ladder so Larghero ould get down and off our premises which he did, and was never in our me at any time. We are absolutely in no way concted or affiliated with the CIO. LORRAINE JANISS,; TED JANISS. P. 9, EMPLOYES TO HEAR RADIO DRAMA PROGRAM AE postmasters aoe employes of postoffices are notified that there will be a dramatized radio prograin on National Airmail Week released ‘ever the Don Lee Mutual Broadcastsystem -on Saturday, April 30, iat 2 o’clock p. m. The program. will originate at radio station KHJ and ‘will be available to all affiliated Pa‘3 Coast stations. EPWORTH LEAGUE TO SEND TWO DELEGATES The Nevada City Epworth League at their regular meeting Sunday ‘night, selected-their two delegates to a‘tend the California Youth Model Legislature to be held in San Frantisco, May -6,7,and 8. Phil J.! . Angove high school senor; and Fred! Garrison, Jr., Mt. St. Mary’s student . were chosen by the league to attend . jand represent Nevada City. They will! jibe assemblymen. ing ATTENTION, ley ‘Hall, picture. ” EVERYBODY, ATTENTION! The Modern Film of DENMARK AT WORE ‘will be shown at WesGrass Valley, MONDAY, 454 for reservations. Danish Supper ‘will be served for 50c before the MAY 2, at 8 p. m. Phone G. V. Nevada City Phone 5 FULLER @ Fuller Pure Prepared. $1.47 aiuider Here's your chance to save on your spring painting. Highest-quality Fuller Paints. These special prices will NOT be repeated this year. “HOUSE” PAINT For a beautiful protecting “all over” job. For two weeks, price slashed to. 92: quart 55¢ pint 2 97. PORCH PAINT Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. Stands hard use. For two weeks, specially reduced to . 1.86 cat. °3ce 03. EXTERIOR VARNISH Fulletspar. To _wedther-protect front doors, garden furniture, etc. Big savings for two weeks at. y 82 Alpha Stores, Lid. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT FOR DEMONSTRATION Grass Valley Phone 88 . . . . . AUNT SARAH s ere: again, and it are cheap. Srawberricas won't be long before they Strawberry Bavarian is one of the new ones for this seasdn. It’s one of these hostess. desserts that may be made the day before and kept in. }! the refrigerator. Bake a’simple one egg buiter cake in a nine inch loaf pan, foundation for the general dessert. Turn out the cake, wash the pan} and replace the cake in the pan with Foote’s or 2 sheets of wax paper crossed in the bottom and extending out over edges, (This simplifies removing the finshed desscrt from the pan). Then top with: Strawberry 2 tablespoons gelatin. 1+2 cup cold water. 13Bavarian 2 cup boiling water. 4 cup sugar, 1 1-2 cups crushed this is the} . were served . . . . } and it . very well. The grand march was led /by Virginia Ciarney strawberries. . 1 cup whipping cream (whipped). . Soak gelatin in cold water for about 5 minutes. Add boiling water and sugar and stir until dissolved. Add crushed strawberries and chill until slightly thickened. Then fold . . cake, Chill until firh. When ready to serve the shortcake, lift out from pan with the Wwaxpaper, remove the paper ° and garnish with whipped cream = an whole, unstemmed strawberries. . KANAKA MINING CORPORATION The dredger and dragline equip. ment at the Kanaka mining corpora. tion at Alleghany is handling about 3,000 yards of gravel per 24 hour day. The company has a lease on the Jack Bawden tailings dam wihi-c2 contains many thousands of yards of gravel from which a sattst achory yield of gold is being ictal pd: The property is on Kanaka Crek below the town of Alleghany. Mr. Macabee superintendent has 15 men employed. Bob Srader, truckman of Alleghany, hauled a circus tent 36 by 24 feet from Colfax to the Kanaka Corporation property at Alleghany the latter part of last week. Mr. Srader stated it was to be used by one man for a home and he has decided to ask for one ‘corner to batch in as he feels the owner will have plenty of room and some to spare. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Moomey and children of Anderson, spent the week end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cleland and Mocmey’s father, in Nevada City. Mr. Moomey is with the Standard Oil company in the Shasta county area and states the big Central Valleys project is making splendid times for his section. DENTIST ‘TOURS SCHOOLS IN TEETH EXAMINATION Dr. Frank T. Jones, of the State Department of Public Health, Bureau of Child Hygiene, will continue his dental examination in the rural schools this week. The schedule is as follows: Monday: North San Juan, Sweetland, North Columbia. Tuesday: Pleasant VaiievFrench Corral, Birchville. Wednesday: Blue Tent, Bloomfield. Thursday: Washington, Spanish Mine. Friday: Oakland. Dr. Jones requests to have preschool ‘children over three years of age at these schools for examination. Mrs. Gregory Allen of Victoria, B. C., who spent the winter in Ne‘vada City with her brother, Bert Foreman and family and in Los An-j geles with other relatives left a faw days ago for her home. She has had several parties given in her« honor, whilé here. Mrs. Allén was accompanied home by her little niece, Iva Foreman who is expected to spend the summer there for her health ané if it beneficial she may remain longer, She will also visit with many other relatives in the same section. eS Te HIGH SCHOOL NOTES By MARY MARTZ JUNIOR PROM The junior prom was a_ success . bot 4 in finances and enjoyment. A ltarge crowd danced to the. music of chestra. The theme of the nrom was trees and the hall was well decorated with cedar trees.and blue and gold crepe paper. Refreshments in the out door court, which was well decoratéd and filled with little tables. This was the first! formal dance at the new gymnasium is one that was presented and David McCraney followed by Lorraine Harry and John Muscardini. The march was very impressive and several new formations were introduced. The Home Economics club held a . meeting Wednesday and decided wpon a social gathering on Friday evening, April 29. The girls will meet at the fire places in Pioneer park and have a ‘‘weewnie roast’. Sylvia Ronnig is chairman of the refreshment committee. The girls are under the direction of Miss McKnight and they look forward to a great deal of enjoyment. Friday. AUNT OF MRS. TREDENNICK PASSES t Mrs Fred Tredinnick received the sad news Wednesday of the death of her aunt, Miss Mary Pierce in Oakland. Miss Pierce was born in Racine, Wis., and lived in North San Juan a number of years before moving to Oakland to live with relatives. She leaves many nieces and nephews. IDAHO MARYLAND TAILINGS DAM COVERS. 20 ACRES In order to give farmers along Wolf Creek clear water for the irrigating season the Idaho Maryland Mines Company, Inc., has spent considerable money and time enlarging and improving their tailings dam located near the big mine plant. The dam has been raised ten feet to make it about 50 feet high and it covers; about 20 acres of ground. A new flume has been built and.a 42 inch pipe line extends into-the dam. The company has experimented with cement as a settling factor and finds it quickly clarifies the«water whiclr is practically clear it is flows over the higher dam into Wolf Creek. Men are employed three shifts to watch the water and take samples which are assayed for sand content, from time to time. Fourteen men are employed on the Loma Rica ranch, owned ‘by the company, and which is partly planted to a fruit orchard, besides rearing fine cattle and horses. The mines. at Forbestown which are being developed by the Idaho Maryland company employs 122 men, an increase over last figures given out. Spring Housecleaning Needs: Licourie finest sponges, Extra Durable. Genuine Chamois Skins—soft and easily cleaned. Elkays Treated Cleaning and Polishing Cloths. Spot and Grease Removers Mothproof Preparations, Ant Elkays Germicide— Solutions. FloorFloor Wax. Control. Antiseptic Brite—No Polish R. E. HARRIS e PHONE Rexall 100 Drug Store Nevada MONDAY Theatre Ww. C. Martha With BIG BROADCAST OF 1938::. @Raye and Dorothy Lamour. rhythmic. 12 stars, song hitsy comedians, big laughs, romance, “TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY HITTING A NEW singer anxious. to crash grand opera. Lily Pons and Jack HIGH:o~ co-starring in ®the story of a cabaret’ Most of the action iis in Night Clubs. CHANGE OF HEART—with Gloria Stuart and ‘Michael Whalen. A new angle on love. THURSDAY Judy Showing Allan Jones, EVERYBODY SING SGarland and Fann Brice. It’s ®@M-G-M’s ‘star jammed swing jamboree. cups, plates, spoons, forks, etc. Snake Bite Kits Vaccum Bottles Aspirin, bottle 100 BASS RODS, REELS, HOOKS PAPER NAPKINS (100 count) OUR MOTTO: Bank of America Building be it with flies or other favorite lures. Department. Our Flies are made by a local man who fishes the Klamath River every year and knows the art of fly tying, they won’t take a fly, you won't take fish. (Fishing causes headaches—have some along) WEIGHTS, LINES AND MAY FIRST First Aid Kits Prophylactic, Brushes > Limit 2 ° Fred A. Flashlights 2 cell: Dr. West and Tek Type Tooth Ultra Sun-Tan Oil This is the day all fishermen will try to lure the wiley trout jinto his cr eel, Come in and Jook jover our Tackle Reed. Fred says when THESE ITEMS WILL GIVE YOU RESULTS BY THE NET FULL Fly Rods from $2.50 to $10.00 ‘with Steel Rods for “Son.”’ Reels from 29c to $7.00—Automatic and Level Winding. Level Lines from 50c to $2.00. Our $2.00 Level Lines are equal to any $5.00 line. ‘ Spinners, plugs, June Bugs, Dave Davis Spinners. For that combination Sunday Picnic and Fishing trip we have a complete supply of picnic ware in Reed Flies 15c each—2 for 25c. 50c up 49c up 29¢ It’s alright to tan, but not ‘necessary to blister. “IF YOU CAN’T GET IT, WE WILE GET IT FOR YOU" We wish to announce to oiir customers a new drug store service, featuring MEDICINALS—TOILETRIES—HOME. REMEDIES Co) f DRUG STORE Nevada City, California We have just received a carload of ' 1. Saves on eas wis the new silent MeterMiser. 2. Saves on Food with the Food Safety Indicator and four zones of cold. NEW 1938 FRIGIDAIRES We invite ‘you to came in and see these newest creations of General Motors genius. It will pay you to see how Frigidaire saves all. four ways. 3. Saves on Ice-New anism ever built. Motors’ 5 Year Protection Plan. Let us prove t that unless you save all four ways you may not save at all. See FRIGIDAIRE FIRST at DEBE R RY’S 120 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Also on Display at Noyes Electric Shop, Nevada City quickube tray releases ice cubes without wasteful melting. 4. Saves on Upkeep-Simplest refrigerating mechBacked by General

PAGE FOUR NEVADA CI CITY. NUGGET _ MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1938. NOTICE Picketeer Described as Hiding in Attic ef Garage for Hours Correction 1938, in testimony of Joseph Larghero in newspapers of April. 21,! LL * Person California’s URKE His Orchestra Erte Saturday Night, April 30, at OLYMPIA PARK Larghera ran in the garage of apartment No. 11 on Janiss property during the riot. Some hours later tenant occupying old ws there: was a man in the same ¢ . garage atric, would we get him out, as they were frightened. We put up a ladder so Larghero ould get down and off our premises which he did, and was never in our me at any time. We are absolutely in no way concted or affiliated with the CIO. LORRAINE JANISS,; TED JANISS. P. 9, EMPLOYES TO HEAR RADIO DRAMA PROGRAM AE postmasters aoe employes of postoffices are notified that there will be a dramatized radio prograin on National Airmail Week released ‘ever the Don Lee Mutual Broadcastsystem -on Saturday, April 30, iat 2 o’clock p. m. The program. will originate at radio station KHJ and ‘will be available to all affiliated Pa‘3 Coast stations. EPWORTH LEAGUE TO SEND TWO DELEGATES The Nevada City Epworth League at their regular meeting Sunday ‘night, selected-their two delegates to a‘tend the California Youth Model Legislature to be held in San Frantisco, May -6,7,and 8. Phil J.! . Angove high school senor; and Fred! Garrison, Jr., Mt. St. Mary’s student . were chosen by the league to attend . jand represent Nevada City. They will! jibe assemblymen. ing ATTENTION, ley ‘Hall, picture. ” EVERYBODY, ATTENTION! The Modern Film of DENMARK AT WORE ‘will be shown at WesGrass Valley, MONDAY, 454 for reservations. Danish Supper ‘will be served for 50c before the MAY 2, at 8 p. m. Phone G. V. Nevada City Phone 5 FULLER @ Fuller Pure Prepared. $1.47 aiuider Here's your chance to save on your spring painting. Highest-quality Fuller Paints. These special prices will NOT be repeated this year. “HOUSE” PAINT For a beautiful protecting “all over” job. For two weeks, price slashed to.. 92: quart 55¢ pint 2 97. PORCH PAINT Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. Stands hard use. For two weeks, specially reduced to . 1.86 cat. °3ce 03.. EXTERIOR VARNISH Fulletspar. To _wedther-protect front doors, garden furniture, etc. Big savings for two weeks at.. y 82 Alpha Stores, Lid. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT FOR DEMONSTRATION Grass Valley Phone 88 . . . . . AUNT SARAH s ere: again, and it are cheap. Srawberricas won't be long before they Strawberry Bavarian is one of the new ones for this seasdn. It’s one of these hostess. desserts that may be made the day before and kept in. }! the refrigerator. Bake a’simple one egg buiter cake in a nine inch loaf pan, foundation for the general dessert. Turn out the cake, wash the pan} and replace the cake in the pan with Foote’s or 2 sheets of wax paper crossed in the bottom and extending out over edges, (This simplifies removing the finshed desscrt from the pan). Then top with: Strawberry 2 tablespoons gelatin. 1+2 cup cold water. 13Bavarian 2 cup boiling water. 4 cup sugar, 1 1-2 cups crushed this is the} . were served . . . . } and it . very well. The grand march was led /by Virginia Ciarney strawberries. . 1 cup whipping cream (whipped). . Soak gelatin in cold water for about 5 minutes. Add boiling water and sugar and stir until dissolved. Add crushed strawberries and chill until slightly thickened. Then fold . . cake, Chill until firh. When ready to serve the shortcake, lift out from pan with the Wwaxpaper, remove the paper ° and garnish with whipped cream = an whole, unstemmed strawberries. . KANAKA MINING CORPORATION The dredger and dragline equip. ment at the Kanaka mining corpora. tion at Alleghany is handling about 3,000 yards of gravel per 24 hour day. The company has a lease on the Jack Bawden tailings dam wihi-c2 contains many thousands of yards of gravel from which a sattst achory yield of gold is being ictal pd: The property is on Kanaka Crek below the town of Alleghany. Mr. Macabee superintendent has 15 men employed. Bob Srader, truckman of Alleghany, hauled a circus tent 36 by 24 feet from Colfax to the Kanaka Corporation property at Alleghany the latter part of last week. Mr. Srader stated it was to be used by one man for a home and he has decided to ask for one ‘corner to batch in as he feels the owner will have plenty of room and some to spare. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Moomey and children of Anderson, spent the week end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cleland and Mocmey’s father, in Nevada City. Mr. Moomey is with the Standard Oil company in the Shasta county area and states the big Central Valleys project is making splendid times for his section. DENTIST ‘TOURS SCHOOLS IN TEETH EXAMINATION Dr. Frank T. Jones, of the State Department of Public Health, Bureau of Child Hygiene, will continue his dental examination in the rural schools this week. The schedule is as follows: Monday: North San Juan, Sweetland, North Columbia. Tuesday: Pleasant VaiievFrench Corral, Birchville. Wednesday: Blue Tent, Bloomfield. Thursday: Washington, Spanish Mine. Friday: Oakland.

Dr. Jones requests to have preschool ‘children over three years of age at these schools for examination. Mrs. Gregory Allen of Victoria, B. C., who spent the winter in Ne‘vada City with her brother, Bert Foreman and family and in Los An-j geles with other relatives left a faw days ago for her home. She has had several parties given in her« honor, whilé here. Mrs. Allén was accompanied home by her little niece, Iva Foreman who is expected to spend the summer there for her health ané if it beneficial she may remain longer, She will also visit with many other relatives in the same section. eS Te HIGH SCHOOL NOTES By MARY MARTZ JUNIOR PROM The junior prom was a_ success . bot 4 in finances and enjoyment. A ltarge crowd danced to the. music of chestra. The theme of the nrom was trees and the hall was well decorated with cedar trees.and blue and gold crepe paper. Refreshments in the out door court, which was well decoratéd and filled with little tables. This was the first! formal dance at the new gymnasium is one that was presented and David McCraney followed by Lorraine Harry and John Muscardini. The march was very impressive and several new formations were introduced. The Home Economics club held a . meeting Wednesday and decided wpon a social gathering on Friday evening, April 29. The girls will meet at the fire places in Pioneer park and have a ‘‘weewnie roast’. Sylvia Ronnig is chairman of the refreshment committee. The girls are under the direction of Miss McKnight and they look forward to a great deal of enjoyment. Friday. AUNT OF MRS. TREDENNICK PASSES t Mrs Fred Tredinnick received the sad news Wednesday of the death of her aunt, Miss Mary Pierce in Oakland. Miss Pierce was born in Racine, Wis., and lived in North San Juan a number of years before moving to Oakland to live with relatives. She leaves many nieces and nephews. IDAHO MARYLAND TAILINGS DAM COVERS. 20 ACRES In order to give farmers along Wolf Creek clear water for the irrigating season the Idaho Maryland Mines Company, Inc., has spent considerable money and time enlarging and improving their tailings dam located near the big mine plant. The dam has been raised ten feet to make it about 50 feet high and it covers; about 20 acres of ground. A new flume has been built and.a 42 inch pipe line extends into-the dam. The company has experimented with cement as a settling factor and finds it quickly clarifies the«water whiclr is practically clear it is flows over the higher dam into Wolf Creek. Men are employed three shifts to watch the water and take samples which are assayed for sand content, from time to time. Fourteen men are employed on the Loma Rica ranch, owned ‘by the company, and which is partly planted to a fruit orchard, besides rearing fine cattle and horses. The mines. at Forbestown which are being developed by the Idaho Maryland company employs 122 men, an increase over last figures given out. Spring Housecleaning Needs: Licourie finest sponges, Extra Durable. Genuine Chamois Skins—soft and easily cleaned. Elkays Treated Cleaning and Polishing Cloths. Spot and Grease Removers Mothproof Preparations, Ant Elkays Germicide— Solutions. FloorFloor Wax. Control. Antiseptic Brite—No Polish R. E. HARRIS e PHONE Rexall 100 Drug Store Nevada MONDAY Theatre Ww. C. Martha With BIG BROADCAST OF 1938::.. @Raye and Dorothy Lamour. rhythmic. 12 stars, song hitsy comedians, big laughs, romance, “TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY HITTING A NEW singer anxious. to crash grand opera. Lily Pons and Jack HIGH:o~ co-starring in ®the story of a cabaret’ Most of the action iis in Night Clubs. CHANGE OF HEART—with Gloria Stuart and ‘Michael Whalen. A new angle on love. THURSDAY Judy Showing Allan Jones, EVERYBODY SING SGarland and Fann Brice. It’s ®@M-G-M’s ‘star jammed swing jamboree. cups, plates, spoons, forks, etc. Snake Bite Kits Vaccum Bottles Aspirin, bottle 100 BASS RODS, REELS, HOOKS PAPER NAPKINS (100 count) OUR MOTTO: Bank of America Building be it with flies or other favorite lures. Department. Our Flies are made by a local man who fishes the Klamath River every year and knows the art of fly tying, they won’t take a fly, you won't take fish. (Fishing causes headaches—have some along) WEIGHTS, LINES AND MAY FIRST First Aid Kits Prophylactic, Brushes > Limit 2 ° Fred A. Flashlights 2 cell: Dr. West and Tek Type Tooth Ultra Sun-Tan Oil This is the day all fishermen will try to lure the wiley trout jinto his cr eel, Come in and Jook jover our Tackle Reed. Fred says when THESE ITEMS WILL GIVE YOU RESULTS BY THE NET FULL Fly Rods from $2.50 to $10.00 ‘with Steel Rods for “Son.”’ Reels from 29c to $7.00—Automatic and Level Winding. Level Lines from 50c to $2.00. Our $2.00 Level Lines are equal to any $5.00 line. ‘ Spinners, plugs, June Bugs, Dave Davis Spinners. For that combination Sunday Picnic and Fishing trip we have a complete supply of picnic ware in Reed Flies 15c each—2 for 25c. 50c up 49c up 29¢ It’s alright to tan, but not ‘necessary to blister. “IF YOU CAN’T GET IT, WE WILE GET IT FOR YOU" We wish to announce to oiir customers a new drug store service, featuring MEDICINALS—TOILETRIES—HOME. REMEDIES Co) f DRUG STORE Nevada City, California We have just received a carload of ' 1. Saves on eas wis the new silent MeterMiser. 2. Saves on Food with the Food Safety Indicator and four zones of cold. NEW 1938 FRIGIDAIRES We invite ‘you to came in and see these newest creations of General Motors genius. It will pay you to see how Frigidaire saves all. four ways. 3. Saves on Ice-New anism ever built. Motors’ 5 Year Protection Plan. Let us prove t that unless you save all four ways you may not save at all. See FRIGIDAIRE FIRST at DEBE R RY’S 120 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Also on Display at Noyes Electric Shop, Nevada City quickube tray releases ice cubes without wasteful melting. 4. Saves on Upkeep-Simplest refrigerating mechBacked by General