August 23, 1937 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET \ MONDAY. AUGUST 23. 1937. —— SEeTeer peepee He eee 90404 5500450)0000008089644004 ia Nevids City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Levnl Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at. Nevada City. sE ETE . Editor and Publisher -ublisked Semi-WAekly, Monday and Friday at City, California, and entered as mail of the second class in the postoffice at > a Nexeaa City, under Act of Congress, March 34, 1879 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year Cin. Advance) > (25 totes $2.50 La eedleteieioteintetoieteteteteieietoieteteteteieleteriotetteteteieitete teteetetesiteitereteteet teat —_——_———— —' In Time of War ar ; A woman who is the patron saint of 300; American sky pilots, stunt flyers and war aces, and one of the West's most brilliant surgeons, this week is planning to forsake her California home and career.for makeshift hospitals in the shellraked iront lines of Chinas war zones. This story of valor and self-sacrifice is another chapter in . . the life history of Dr. Margaret Chung But like many women before her in time of war, she has wanted to place her knowledge at the disposal of the wounded and suffering combatants. Self-sacrifice and helping the needy, however, are peace time as well as war-time jobs, and) she has known both kinds. 1 The oldest of eleven children, she was born in Santa Barbara, California, the daughter of a fruit and vegetable dealer whose top earnings never exceeded $45 a month. Determined to become a practicing physician, she worked her wey tascuch the University of Southern California Medical School then served as interne in a Los Angeles hospital. Hewing faithfully to the course she set for herself, she: worked several years in the Women’s and Children’s Hospital and in the psychiatric clinic of Dr. Herman Adler in Chicage Then she set herself up in independent practice in San Fon _ cisco. Not content with having achieved her own goal. she cent her ten younger brothers and sisters through high school. An aviation enthusiast, she has captured the affection and homage of hundreds of American flyers to whom she is “Mors.” Though she now leaves for a country she has never seen "4m. order to give its wounded and dying defenders the benefit of years of hospital experience, she leaves behind her a vivid example of industry and courage.—Contributed. The Twin Sisters mine at Snow TEN YEARS . AGO TODAY co a very rich ore chute The first rain fall struck Nevada wa eam be yesterday but turned inte a The freshmen class. of the high . 322.34 sprinkle. . schoo! defeated the spohomores in. The Fork mine ia Forest the annual brawl. . Oy also reported a new strike. OthThe Elks, headed on Exalied Rulcr sniell.mines in Sierra City and a er, Harry L. Englebright, went to Quincy to exemplify the degree work }on a class of candidates. Sout} ‘f 107 Mill Street’ The studio that satisfies. Good rr PHONE 67 Deomcrarre: Grass Valley photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. { . +, sts she ste ste vaste the steal stesta ste Tit safe of ale renter te slenfe agente rte ste ote of . this 13th day of August, 1937. . Secretary, usr WONDER IN’ = I wonder when vacation ends And sober duties reappear, To say, “come now, attend to us For the remainder of the year,” Have our vacations really been All we intended them to be, And if we gained the powers we need From stream and hill and forest tree. I wonder if your vacation was entirely Strange, but wer. One friend er mine started off in fine fettle to spend a restful fortnight in a aut retreat far removed from business andsocial activities of any sort: She was swooped down upon by well miéaning but exasperating relatives and whisked away to visit other relatives whose widely scattered homes were reached via rough mountain roads which at times dwindled to mere plate rails and skirted abysmal chasms down which she looked and shuddered. During these tiresome and nerve racking journeys, she shared the rumble seat of her cousin's tricky aritermblele with. his unruly ten year old son. She was entertained at isolated farm dwellings’ where barn yard voices cackled. crowed, satisfactory. . quacked, gobbled and mooed all day and dogs barked all night. She ‘slept, -or tried to sleep, in wnicortortable beds, ate uncomforting food, and listened to interminable and oft repeated tales concerning family affairs, history and scandal until her brain reeled and reason lay supine. She returned home tired in mind and body, with nerves frazzled and temper frayed; she had indigestion, a shocking cold, poison oak on face, hands and arms and painful stoge bruises upon both heels. A memorable vacation? Yes, but that’s not the word she uses when describing it. Another friend spent a large portion of his vacation tending a garden. Roses bloomed for him, seeds he planted came] up, vines and little plants grew with miraculous rapidity and produced vegetables each after its own kind. I wonder what these hours of contact with living and growing things meant to, this cultured, high minded pentleman. Some time . intend to ask him. I wonder if Messrs. Green and Lewis signed disir vacations. Probably one of them did; I’m not so sure about the other. for— Little ohn Green has lost his sheep And don’t know where to find them; They've scampered away to another fold With the C. I. O. behind them, Uncle Silas just returned from his vacation reports, that many absent minded hitch hikers were—picked up. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. Grass Valley have reported tsrikes, . rich . Mr. J. A. Casson, in charge of the} Buy Your paving the city streets came [9 Nas . vada City yesterday to ‘‘get the) School Needs work done as soon as possible.’ . The Camptonville high — school! Now! students made their annual pilgrimSee Our Large Stock of age to the Pendola Cross Sunday. p x ©: BIOCK 0 . } : < . New Merchandise . New NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that . the Railroad Commission of the} State of California has set a hearing} in the above entitled matters before . Commissioner Wakefield for Satur-. Binders at Special Prices. Bags—Waikrproof 35¢ Pencil Boxes—10c up School Note Books, Rulers, Paints, 3, Compasses, day, August 28,-1937, at 10:00 a.m. 'in the Court House at Nevada City,) p Catto as, at W hich esas and place . ountain Pen all interested parties may appear and . be heard. — = ; 59c BY ORDER OF THE RAILROAD} m anicr Lure th Kits 1.39 COMMISSION. . me with Thiersos Bot. $ . . Dated at San Francisco, Califor rnia, . R. E. HARRIS H,. G. MATHEWSON, } y, Railroad Commission of. THE REXALL DRUG the State of California. i STORE ATTRACTIVE TWO AND THREE Phone 160 We Serve 3 4 54 ©@ SPECIAL LUNCH ON WEEK DAYS 1:30 to 2:30 room cottages with garage now available: Gas, lights and fuel fur-1' National Hotel nished. Cains Auto Court, Nevada AND SPECIAL LOW PRICES for used household goods; wardrobe trunk, sewing machines, ironer, gas plates,’ dressers. radios, trailers, California ' _Nevada City, so my other peoplé are making the same ansGREATER ouncing * HAPPINESS AND SAVINGS FOF FARM HOMES with this modern city refrigerator! er Keeps food fresh. for days —desserts Saves steps, work, s Cy @ Freezes ice cubes e money @ Meeds no daily at4 tention t+ @ No water or electricity @ Has no machinery to wear that this ideal refrigerator for farm homes cectually pays . for itself! Happy owners report F YOU’VE always wanted the convenience and economy of modern city refrigeration, here’s good news! Today you can have it no matter where you live—at low cost. Servel Electrolux, the Kerosene Refrigerator, duplicates in all important respects the famous Gas Pefrigerator which has been the choice for hundreds of thousands of ‘MAIL THIS COUPON NOW fine city homes and. apartments during the past ten years. This marvelous refrigerator for homes beyond the power lines assures plenty of ice cubes at all times . « makes possible new dishes and more interesting meals . . protects food perfectly year-round .:. . and lightens kitchen work, Me . Clip coupon, gona adesheoing mvsertar in : . . ’ NEVADA CITY . : DE BERRY’S GRASS VALLEY i § Foor te Ricine Bettucncn: ; . Nama 5 Street or R.F.D. i a Town. State = A a A NS EN oil “Nevada City Phone 541 250 Commercial Street Grass Valley Phone 41 122 W. Main Street ALWAYS ESPECIALLY _ SELECTED TRY OUR ROASTS CHOPS HAMBURGER COLD MEATS AND FOR THE AUGUST-SEPTEMBER ce KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street PHONE 67 Nevada City vaeuum cleaners, cream separator, ete. Miller’s Exchange, Hill’s Flat: 8-13-2te A minute and a half is the average time it takes to link you by Long Distance with any telephone number! Many of your calls are made readysin seconds. Even more“important to many people who like to SEWING MACHINES sold, rented and repaired. Millers Exchange, Arthur. T. Miller, Prop. Hill’s Flat, Grass Valley Phone 686-W. : 8-13-1moce call their friends and home folks frequently, attractive Discount Rates are available to many points in the convenient evening hours beginning at 7 P. M. (lasting to 4:30 A. M.), and the same Discount Rates , are available all day Sundays. WANTED—A woman to keep house for man and 13 year old _ boy. Wonderful mountain home. Conyeniences. Satisfactory salary. -Write Box 12 North San Juan. 8-6-4tp Who would like you to call tonight? THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY claritin ac pi nin FOR RENT—Comfortable tent house, furnished, in Willow Valley, five]. minutes walk from Murchie mine; pure water; $5 month. One mile], from County Hospital; see owner, . © H. F. Sofge, on premises. 8-2-4tp ee ee Serr pa ~ _ & ng ey y x A Da y .

NEVADA CITY NUGGET \ MONDAY. AUGUST 23. 1937. —— SEeTeer peepee He eee 90404 5500450)0000008089644004 ia Nevids City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Levnl Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at. Nevada City. sE ETE . Editor and Publisher -ublisked Semi-WAekly, Monday and Friday at City, California, and entered as mail of the second class in the postoffice at > a Nexeaa City, under Act of Congress, March 34, 1879 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year Cin. Advance) > (25 totes $2.50 La eedleteieioteintetoieteteteteieietoieteteteteieleteriotetteteteieitete teteetetesiteitereteteet teat —_——_———— —' In Time of War ar ; A woman who is the patron saint of 300; American sky pilots, stunt flyers and war aces, and one of the West's most brilliant surgeons, this week is planning to forsake her California home and career.for makeshift hospitals in the shellraked iront lines of Chinas war zones. This story of valor and self-sacrifice is another chapter in . . the life history of Dr. Margaret Chung But like many women before her in time of war, she has wanted to place her knowledge at the disposal of the wounded and suffering combatants. Self-sacrifice and helping the needy, however, are peace time as well as war-time jobs, and) she has known both kinds. 1 The oldest of eleven children, she was born in Santa Barbara, California, the daughter of a fruit and vegetable dealer whose top earnings never exceeded $45 a month. Determined to become a practicing physician, she worked her wey tascuch the University of Southern California Medical School then served as interne in a Los Angeles hospital. Hewing faithfully to the course she set for herself, she: worked several years in the Women’s and Children’s Hospital and in the psychiatric clinic of Dr. Herman Adler in Chicage Then she set herself up in independent practice in San Fon _ cisco. Not content with having achieved her own goal. she cent her ten younger brothers and sisters through high school. An aviation enthusiast, she has captured the affection and homage of hundreds of American flyers to whom she is “Mors.” Though she now leaves for a country she has never seen "4m. order to give its wounded and dying defenders the benefit of years of hospital experience, she leaves behind her a vivid example of industry and courage.—Contributed. The Twin Sisters mine at Snow TEN YEARS . AGO TODAY co a very rich ore chute The first rain fall struck Nevada wa eam be yesterday but turned inte a The freshmen class. of the high . 322.34 sprinkle. . schoo! defeated the spohomores in. The Fork mine ia Forest the annual brawl. . Oy also reported a new strike. OthThe Elks, headed on Exalied Rulcr sniell.mines in Sierra City and a er, Harry L. Englebright, went to Quincy to exemplify the degree work }on a class of candidates. Sout} ‘f 107 Mill Street’ The studio that satisfies. Good rr PHONE 67 Deomcrarre: Grass Valley photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. { . +, sts she ste ste vaste the steal stesta ste Tit safe of ale renter te slenfe agente rte ste ote of . this 13th day of August, 1937. . Secretary, usr WONDER IN’ = I wonder when vacation ends And sober duties reappear, To say, “come now, attend to us For the remainder of the year,” Have our vacations really been All we intended them to be, And if we gained the powers we need From stream and hill and forest tree. I wonder if your vacation was entirely Strange, but wer. One friend er mine started off in fine fettle to spend a restful fortnight in a aut retreat far removed from business andsocial activities of any sort: She was swooped down upon by well miéaning but exasperating relatives and whisked away to visit other relatives whose widely scattered homes were reached via rough mountain roads which at times dwindled to mere plate rails and skirted abysmal chasms down which she looked and shuddered. During these tiresome and nerve racking journeys, she shared the rumble seat of her cousin's tricky aritermblele with. his unruly ten year old son. She was entertained at isolated farm dwellings’ where barn yard voices cackled. crowed, satisfactory. . quacked, gobbled and mooed all day and dogs barked all night. She ‘slept, -or tried to sleep, in wnicortortable beds, ate uncomforting food, and listened to interminable and oft repeated tales concerning family affairs, history and scandal until her brain reeled and reason lay supine. She returned home tired in mind and body, with nerves frazzled and temper frayed; she had indigestion, a shocking cold, poison oak on face, hands and arms and painful stoge bruises upon both heels. A memorable vacation? Yes, but that’s not the word she uses when describing it. Another friend spent a large portion of his vacation tending a garden. Roses bloomed for him, seeds he planted came] up, vines and little plants grew with miraculous rapidity and produced vegetables each after its own kind. I wonder what these hours of contact with living and growing things meant to, this cultured, high minded pentleman. Some time . intend to ask him. I wonder if Messrs. Green and Lewis signed disir vacations. Probably one of them did; I’m not so sure about the other. for— Little ohn Green has lost his sheep And don’t know where to find them; They've scampered away to another fold With the C. I. O. behind them, Uncle Silas just returned from his vacation reports, that many absent minded hitch hikers were—picked up. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. Grass Valley have reported tsrikes, . rich . Mr. J. A. Casson, in charge of the} Buy Your paving the city streets came [9 Nas . vada City yesterday to ‘‘get the) School Needs work done as soon as possible.’ . The Camptonville high — school! Now! students made their annual pilgrimSee Our Large Stock of age to the Pendola Cross Sunday. p x ©: BIOCK 0 . } : < . New Merchandise . New NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that . the Railroad Commission of the} State of California has set a hearing} in the above entitled matters before . Commissioner Wakefield for Satur-.

Binders at Special Prices. Bags—Waikrproof 35¢ Pencil Boxes—10c up School Note Books, Rulers, Paints, 3, Compasses, day, August 28,-1937, at 10:00 a.m. 'in the Court House at Nevada City,) p Catto as, at W hich esas and place . ountain Pen all interested parties may appear and . be heard. — = ; 59c BY ORDER OF THE RAILROAD} m anicr Lure th Kits 1.39 COMMISSION. . me with Thiersos Bot. $ . . Dated at San Francisco, Califor rnia, . R. E. HARRIS H,. G. MATHEWSON, } y, Railroad Commission of. THE REXALL DRUG the State of California. i STORE ATTRACTIVE TWO AND THREE Phone 160 We Serve 3 4 54 ©@ SPECIAL LUNCH ON WEEK DAYS 1:30 to 2:30 room cottages with garage now available: Gas, lights and fuel fur-1' National Hotel nished. Cains Auto Court, Nevada AND SPECIAL LOW PRICES for used household goods; wardrobe trunk, sewing machines, ironer, gas plates,’ dressers. radios, trailers, California ' _Nevada City, so my other peoplé are making the same ansGREATER ouncing * HAPPINESS AND SAVINGS FOF FARM HOMES with this modern city refrigerator! er Keeps food fresh. for days —desserts Saves steps, work, s Cy @ Freezes ice cubes e money @ Meeds no daily at4 tention t+ @ No water or electricity @ Has no machinery to wear that this ideal refrigerator for farm homes cectually pays . for itself! Happy owners report F YOU’VE always wanted the convenience and economy of modern city refrigeration, here’s good news! Today you can have it no matter where you live—at low cost. Servel Electrolux, the Kerosene Refrigerator, duplicates in all important respects the famous Gas Pefrigerator which has been the choice for hundreds of thousands of ‘MAIL THIS COUPON NOW fine city homes and. apartments during the past ten years. This marvelous refrigerator for homes beyond the power lines assures plenty of ice cubes at all times . « makes possible new dishes and more interesting meals . . protects food perfectly year-round .:. . and lightens kitchen work, Me . Clip coupon, gona adesheoing mvsertar in : . . ’ NEVADA CITY . : DE BERRY’S GRASS VALLEY i § Foor te Ricine Bettucncn: ; . Nama 5 Street or R.F.D. i a Town. State = A a A NS EN oil “Nevada City Phone 541 250 Commercial Street Grass Valley Phone 41 122 W. Main Street ALWAYS ESPECIALLY _ SELECTED TRY OUR ROASTS CHOPS HAMBURGER COLD MEATS AND FOR THE AUGUST-SEPTEMBER ce KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street PHONE 67 Nevada City vaeuum cleaners, cream separator, ete. Miller’s Exchange, Hill’s Flat: 8-13-2te A minute and a half is the average time it takes to link you by Long Distance with any telephone number! Many of your calls are made readysin seconds. Even more“important to many people who like to SEWING MACHINES sold, rented and repaired. Millers Exchange, Arthur. T. Miller, Prop. Hill’s Flat, Grass Valley Phone 686-W. : 8-13-1moce call their friends and home folks frequently, attractive Discount Rates are available to many points in the convenient evening hours beginning at 7 P. M. (lasting to 4:30 A. M.), and the same Discount Rates , are available all day Sundays. WANTED—A woman to keep house for man and 13 year old _ boy. Wonderful mountain home. Conyeniences. Satisfactory salary. -Write Box 12 North San Juan. 8-6-4tp Who would like you to call tonight? THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY claritin ac pi nin FOR RENT—Comfortable tent house, furnished, in Willow Valley, five]. minutes walk from Murchie mine; pure water; $5 month. One mile], from County Hospital; see owner, . © H. F. Sofge, on premises. 8-2-4tp ee ee Serr pa ~ _ & ng ey y x A Da y .