August 3, 1944 (4 pages)

S least selfish prejudice and the most understanding) to determine the solemn questions of enemy disposition at the end ‘Nevada City Nugget of the war. Ake Editor and Pus-.sn2c Published Semi-Weekly, Monday ana postoftice a: a SUBSCRIPTION KA‘ ES =a NEW BARLEY CEILING A new barley . ceiling order has. ¢ new) ner Welles, who resigned last year after. bitter disagreement San Francisco and $2.58 at Los An-. 30 cents aerreririomrenenvnmneneerar 2 nificant. The writer is former Undersecretary of State Sumceiling price will be $2.56 cwt. at . ep vere (ie Advanmee) 000 $3.00 One Month __THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1944. bookstands. It is a significant work because its source is sigbeen announced by OPA. The Nevada City under Act of Cor. ess, March 3, 1. 1879. : choice, good, commercial and util. ity. This amended definition has the; ; loweri, two effect of extending to ue aside set cent per 35 the grades means: and der WFA regulations that the armp’s . requirements will One phase of the European adjustments ahead is authoritatively discussed in a book just published and new on the iu arsd4y “ at Nevada City, California, and enter+d a: m, Matter of the second class‘in t! + sere — The problems of peace which must be settled abroad will burst in controversial fury even before the guns cease’ firing, and they will burn the mind and tear at the heart of the world ibe filled from all four grades, leav-. ing a larger proportion of choice and : for a long time to come. They will not be settled easily. good grades for the civilian market. “fined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. aS es ee ee . with his chief, Cordell Hull, on diplomatic affairs. es , geles for bulk feed barley. The. act-. . ual cost of the sacks can be added mae Although Welles declares his own predisposition is in favor of German unity, the former state department executii nthe eage of sacked grain. The . ceiling price in other areas in Cali4 majority of our generals ive is convinced that continuance of that unity can only mean fornia will in general be San { in the several war theatres comment on the a continued threat to the peace of the entire world. He proFrancisco or Los Angelés prices less 3 S. } the ? For Re Cuan. Enjoyment 3. Bat ' ‘war is often refreshing to witness. poses a partition-of Getmany into three new states, Southern freight from country points. The ‘deflate us, a little, when after expounding our Germany. Northern Germany and Eastern Germany—and to new ceiling prices average about six it military detail as to just-what new strategy the aive East Prussia, after some boundary adjustments and popucents per cwt. less than under the old order. A premium is provided . read an jnterview with General Maclation surveys, to Poland. ‘under the new order for malting and frankly admits that only the Japs know There will be protests even in this country against the pearling grades. 1 { which he ing, id when we outlito nea neighbor Welles plan to liquidate militaristic power in Germany, for MEAT confusion and despair the enemy is carving up the conquered, as a policy, has no general appeal throwing in a prediction as to the to a non-military people. The one basis on which the program Grand Jury For will be acceptable here, will be the basis of probable effective1944 Organizes" he’s been too busy running the third battle ness in assuring future peace. A soft, unpenalizing peace is. ' In the superior court yesterday not desired by any but the stupid and the axis sympathizer. . Judge-George L. Jones drew 19 jurors for 1944 and following t wever, we'll take the conservative, Neither is a thoroughly annihilative peace generally appealgrand their acceptance of duty, they or9 most of our war leaders in the field ing. A peace adjustment that has some chance of permanence feel ‘pretty confident that any comquirements for that chain which must hold the future world ictions or facts that we do get are apt to together in some type of friendly fraternity. The Welles pro e leeway to probe the possibilities posal is one to be studied by the experts as a possible link in admiration and x N ON THE T 1wa ee pAGRICULTURAL EXTENSICION“ m4 SERVICE ~. to be found in current developments in 1 Hitler's life is significant of disrup-. Accumulated from AAA county of Austrlian' service to our patrons is built on a foundation of high qual Keast, A. F. Dowdell, Mrs. Lila (Champion, Mrs. Harriet Nettell, John ity and reasonable prices. Ask ‘ your meighbors about us. They ‘ Thomas, Alfred Phillips, Mrs: Julia A. Parsons, Samuel J. Clark, D. ‘H. Dunn. ‘Jurors from Nevada City are W. G. Robson, Joseph E. Huy, Beryl P. will tell jyou. Truckee. KEYSTONE MARKET ; : DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. Committees named and. chairmen are as follows: county offices, Earl Covey, chairman, J. E. Huy, C. B. White; county welfare, Julia Parsons, chairman, Harriet M. Nettell, oo, 4 importation measures /up to ithe same. high stadmards we have always maintained.’ Our meats come from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy. Our Robinson aid Irving Long. Charles B. White was named from es PREPARED Our patrons find ‘that despite rationing and wartime conditions ‘the quality of our meats ganized. A. F. Brady of Grass Valley Was named foreman, and John J. Hodge, of Grass Valley, secretary. From Grass Valley other jurors are Lewis E. Sleeman, James M. Phillip Covey, Sampson, Earl L. enemy commanders feed their people at and a practical program to accomplish it are the earnest re 213 Commercial Street ‘Phone 67 Nevada City PROFESSIONAL to James Sampson; public morals and Arthur’ Dowdell, wheat DIRECTORY augment supplies which up to the law enforcement, recommendations present time been and community Alfred Phillips, Lila critically short. chairman, When grain was extremely short and (Champion; county hospital and farm DOCTORS committeemen in all parts of the at the same time Californi a’s live‘W. G. Robson, chairman, John Thomstate are scheduled for consideration stock numbers were at record levels, as, Louis Sleeman; courthouse build by the state AAA fommittee end the state board Cc -. he she sie ee she she se site ska da ttn the ste athe ste alte cli te, tee e ste dite ste sie atts tteshe ste she ste Be sta ste site Mea ttle se iesiete stasis ste ee ee e ee pe Te tage ge Mine ee Hee Se ol il lin 2dbehe ati, ate these ad a site sie ste athe oie pe eee pe Ripe ine Hes pe te she sip tie she aie ae ee i il lin ll i sielistelele atts ot.site sies sie atte ta al at a ae ee ee a ee ae ee al ale ile ali lhe site le e ae oe ain ope ape eee te tie ape ae te Oe at ae aie ieeeaieee ike ieee NEVADA CITY NUGGET “B. W. HUMMELT, M.D. PHYSICIAN recommended _the ing and grounds, Sam Clark, chair AND SURGEON Washington representatives in\a fout shipment of Australian wheat io man, Irving Long, Beryl Robinson, 400 Broad Street day conference beginning August 4 California. But on July 24 this-recPhillip Keast; county jai. John J. Office Hours: 10-12 a. m.; at Berkeley it was announced today ommendation Was withdrawn in a Hodge, chairman, A. F. Brady, E. H. Hvenings 7-8. by A. L. Saladana, secretary of the Dunn. munication tothe national war . Comm _ 4Nevada County AAA committee. The board: at Washington. MIS; session will be devoted to formulatBesides’ the nations wheat. crop, yj ing soil building practice specificawhich is estimated to be 5 ted to what now appears to be a normal grain crop arte . california farmers and their electd committeemen have generally adafter an extremely poor vocated that the 1945 program folsame time large quantities of Texas . low closely the 1944 ACP program, milo have board, in at the board has re-examined its position . Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. _J. F. O°CONNOR Licensed Siirveyor 203 West Main St: ‘Grass Vallep OF MERCY . — expected Vernon W. Padgett, M. Dd. PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to 3. More protein pellets for winter this 129 South Auburn St,, Grass Valley Phone Grass Valley 3 60 ‘I f No Answer—Grass. Valley 17-W. gag . CARL POWER JONES, M.D facturers who produce pellets con taining a4.minimum of 30 per cent PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to protein during the JulySeptember Prelimihary crop ‘production Protein meals used during [Ports indicate the possibility reof quarter. the or food production records for third quarter of 1944 manufacture of cubes and straight year in 1944. containing in Feed grain supplies ‘now in sight as dres sed steer carcasses weighi from domestic sources have permit 400 to 1100 pounds and City or Grass Valley. Jakes Wood Yard, Cartescelli Place, Grass. Valley-Nevada City Highway. >’ xs Sherow, Box 2, Nevada City. 3mo-8-13p —————y . . _ teas CLUB DIRECTORY ii 4-13-lmoe . == dressed LOCAL is, grading U. 8. NEVADA CITY tier or more delivered in Nevada ng ted the state USDA war boar to red hhenffer carcasses weighing between : Position with respect to. 350 and 600 pon 7 to to 12:30 Phone Grass Valley 17-W FOR SALE—PINE WOOD — Two jellets, Army style beef is now defined 3; 129 South Auburn St!, Grass Valley used for that purpose during the WANTED — Coin collections, L. E. base period years of 1942 and 1943. NEEDED NOW . verse i Sundays 11:3 the not less than 30 per cent Protein, will not be charged against the manufacturer's maximum otal use permitted during the year propvided it is in exctss of the aver age 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays 11:30 to-12:30. ae Ltenge feeding ‘of steep and’ cattle . $285,000,000 ee. DOCTORS from $60,000,000 in 1936 protein meal to mixed feed manu-. > GRASS VALLEY oreS ‘sulte in d: an increase in payments :0 should result. from ‘WFA action. ) farmers in carrying out these which provides, in effect, a bonus of ‘Nevada City — . Mining and Civiu Engineer United States Mineral Surveying — exceed $300/000,000. apimportation of Australian wheat the. intely the same.as 1944: On a tested with flag sumt. gt ee The Holmes Funeral Home service is pr™ed within the means of all. Ambulance service at all hours. EXAMINATIONS SI which total expenditure . Sirable to recommend against. basis, steadily, ‘expanding, UNE! >y. COACHING FOR STATE AND -U. S. CIVIL SERVICE ee on this question. Int now appears de Broad Street Telephone 28 -FUNERAL DIRECTORS toeeen agricultural interests concerhing flag smut infestation, the “state war pro IN eypowriting, bookkeening, att . . MINING ENGINEERS . another decision: In yiew of the . Ment of the provisions of the-1945 tastic change in conditions at the . rogram, particularly om those prac‘Present time and legitimate fear [Mees that will return “the most imon the part of manya indiv iduals and . ; ychoo CLASSES START MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1044: REGISTRATION, MONDAY AUGUST 21, 1944 offered for future dewhich many farmers have described livery “laidbeen down ip California his letter} cited Phasis was given to early announcefactor in the : Onion Building Nevada City Grass Valley, California start. At the #8 ther most satisfactory to date. Only $2.375: ewt. ae. mino changes have been suggested . Dave Davidson, chairman of ATTORNEY AT LAW i usiness X*RAY ATTORNEYS WARD SHEL . MOUNT. ST. MARY’S the largest tions for the 1945 agricultural -conon record, favorable weather in Caliservation program. ornia has contribu Phone 395 <a ‘ WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB « Regular meetings the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month, at the} x Grammar School Auditorium. 2:30 D. m. MRS. BERYL ROBINSON, moving in standard furniture van. MRS. MARGARET WELLS, Set. niture bought and sold. Hills Flat Reliable Transfer, Grass Valley, NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518] B. P. O. ELKS Firet class staroge fasilities. Fur 471or 39. Phone 471-W ! Meets evepi 72 . ]] Thursday 3-1tf fourth agen ong4A: sand REPAIRING — . . . Elks Home, Pine St. Phone 108. RADIOORT BXP Loug Speaker Systems for Rent. ——. _ of portable and large batteries. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists in Radio ils. 112 South Church Street, Graes Valley. Pho ne 984, Visitinw Biks welcome. W. L. TAMBLYN, LAMBERT THOMAS, See. HYDRAULIO PARLOR NO. 56, N. 8, a. Ww. Meets every Tuesday evenine at Py*alan Castle, 232 Broad Stree’ Visiting Native Sons welcome. Pres. DR. C, W. CHAPMAN, Rec, Sec’'y OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 100F . -Meets every Tuesday evening -7:80 at Odd Fellows Hall. 8] G. . .WM. H. RICHARDS, Ree. See’Y JOHN W. DARKE, Fin. Sec'y:] .

S least selfish prejudice and the most understanding) to determine the solemn questions of enemy disposition at the end ‘Nevada City Nugget of the war. Ake Editor and Pus-.sn2c Published Semi-Weekly, Monday ana postoftice a: a SUBSCRIPTION KA‘ ES =a NEW BARLEY CEILING A new barley . ceiling order has. ¢ new) ner Welles, who resigned last year after. bitter disagreement San Francisco and $2.58 at Los An-. 30 cents aerreririomrenenvnmneneerar 2 nificant. The writer is former Undersecretary of State Sumceiling price will be $2.56 cwt. at . ep vere (ie Advanmee) 000 $3.00 One Month __THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1944. bookstands. It is a significant work because its source is sigbeen announced by OPA. The Nevada City under Act of Cor. ess, March 3, 1. 1879. : choice, good, commercial and util. ity. This amended definition has the; ; loweri, two effect of extending to ue aside set cent per 35 the grades means: and der WFA regulations that the armp’s . requirements will One phase of the European adjustments ahead is authoritatively discussed in a book just published and new on the iu arsd4y “ at Nevada City, California, and enter+d a: m, Matter of the second class‘in t! + sere — The problems of peace which must be settled abroad will burst in controversial fury even before the guns cease’ firing, and they will burn the mind and tear at the heart of the world ibe filled from all four grades, leav-. ing a larger proportion of choice and : for a long time to come. They will not be settled easily. good grades for the civilian market. “fined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. aS es ee ee . with his chief, Cordell Hull, on diplomatic affairs. es , geles for bulk feed barley. The. act-. . ual cost of the sacks can be added mae Although Welles declares his own predisposition is in favor of German unity, the former state department executii nthe eage of sacked grain. The . ceiling price in other areas in Cali4 majority of our generals ive is convinced that continuance of that unity can only mean fornia will in general be San { in the several war theatres comment on the a continued threat to the peace of the entire world. He proFrancisco or Los Angelés prices less 3 S. } the ? For Re Cuan. Enjoyment 3. Bat ' ‘war is often refreshing to witness. poses a partition-of Getmany into three new states, Southern freight from country points. The ‘deflate us, a little, when after expounding our Germany. Northern Germany and Eastern Germany—and to new ceiling prices average about six it military detail as to just-what new strategy the aive East Prussia, after some boundary adjustments and popucents per cwt. less than under the old order. A premium is provided . read an jnterview with General Maclation surveys, to Poland. ‘under the new order for malting and frankly admits that only the Japs know There will be protests even in this country against the pearling grades. 1 { which he ing, id when we outlito nea neighbor Welles plan to liquidate militaristic power in Germany, for MEAT confusion and despair the enemy is carving up the conquered, as a policy, has no general appeal throwing in a prediction as to the to a non-military people. The one basis on which the program Grand Jury For will be acceptable here, will be the basis of probable effective1944 Organizes" he’s been too busy running the third battle ness in assuring future peace. A soft, unpenalizing peace is. ' In the superior court yesterday not desired by any but the stupid and the axis sympathizer. . Judge-George L. Jones drew 19 jurors for 1944 and following t wever, we'll take the conservative, Neither is a thoroughly annihilative peace generally appealgrand their acceptance of duty, they or9 most of our war leaders in the field ing. A peace adjustment that has some chance of permanence feel ‘pretty confident that any comquirements for that chain which must hold the future world ictions or facts that we do get are apt to together in some type of friendly fraternity. The Welles pro e leeway to probe the possibilities posal is one to be studied by the experts as a possible link in admiration and x N ON THE T 1wa ee pAGRICULTURAL EXTENSICION“ m4 SERVICE ~. to be found in current developments in 1 Hitler's life is significant of disrup-. Accumulated from AAA county of Austrlian' service to our patrons is built on a foundation of high qual Keast, A. F. Dowdell, Mrs. Lila (Champion, Mrs. Harriet Nettell, John ity and reasonable prices. Ask ‘ your meighbors about us. They ‘ Thomas, Alfred Phillips, Mrs: Julia A. Parsons, Samuel J. Clark, D. ‘H. Dunn. ‘Jurors from Nevada City are W. G. Robson, Joseph E. Huy, Beryl P. will tell jyou. Truckee. KEYSTONE MARKET ; : DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. Committees named and. chairmen are as follows: county offices, Earl Covey, chairman, J. E. Huy, C. B. White; county welfare, Julia Parsons, chairman, Harriet M. Nettell, oo, 4 importation measures /up to ithe same. high stadmards we have always maintained.’ Our meats come from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy. Our Robinson aid Irving Long. Charles B. White was named from es PREPARED Our patrons find ‘that despite rationing and wartime conditions ‘the quality of our meats ganized. A. F. Brady of Grass Valley Was named foreman, and John J. Hodge, of Grass Valley, secretary. From Grass Valley other jurors are Lewis E. Sleeman, James M. Phillip Covey, Sampson, Earl L. enemy commanders feed their people at and a practical program to accomplish it are the earnest re 213 Commercial Street ‘Phone 67 Nevada City PROFESSIONAL to James Sampson; public morals and Arthur’ Dowdell, wheat DIRECTORY augment supplies which up to the law enforcement, recommendations present time been and community Alfred Phillips, Lila critically short. chairman, When grain was extremely short and (Champion; county hospital and farm DOCTORS committeemen in all parts of the at the same time Californi a’s live‘W. G. Robson, chairman, John Thomstate are scheduled for consideration stock numbers were at record levels, as, Louis Sleeman; courthouse build by the state AAA fommittee end the state board Cc -. he she sie ee she she se site ska da ttn the ste athe ste alte cli te, tee e ste dite ste sie atts tteshe ste she ste Be sta ste site Mea ttle se iesiete stasis ste ee ee e ee pe Te tage ge Mine ee Hee Se ol il lin 2dbehe ati, ate these ad a site sie ste athe oie pe eee pe Ripe ine Hes pe te she sip tie she aie ae ee i il lin ll i sielistelele atts ot.site sies sie atte ta al at a ae ee ee a ee ae ee al ale ile ali lhe site le e ae oe ain ope ape eee te tie ape ae te Oe at ae aie ieeeaieee ike ieee NEVADA CITY NUGGET “B. W. HUMMELT, M.D. PHYSICIAN recommended _the ing and grounds, Sam Clark, chair AND SURGEON Washington representatives in\a fout shipment of Australian wheat io man, Irving Long, Beryl Robinson, 400 Broad Street day conference beginning August 4 California. But on July 24 this-recPhillip Keast; county jai. John J. Office Hours: 10-12 a. m.; at Berkeley it was announced today ommendation Was withdrawn in a Hodge, chairman, A. F. Brady, E. H. Hvenings 7-8. by A. L. Saladana, secretary of the Dunn. munication tothe national war . Comm _ 4Nevada County AAA committee. The board: at Washington. MIS; session will be devoted to formulatBesides’ the nations wheat. crop, yj ing soil building practice specificawhich is estimated to be 5 ted to what now appears to be a normal grain crop arte . california farmers and their electd committeemen have generally adafter an extremely poor vocated that the 1945 program folsame time large

quantities of Texas . low closely the 1944 ACP program, milo have board, in at the board has re-examined its position . Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. _J. F. O°CONNOR Licensed Siirveyor 203 West Main St: ‘Grass Vallep OF MERCY . — expected Vernon W. Padgett, M. Dd. PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to 3. More protein pellets for winter this 129 South Auburn St,, Grass Valley Phone Grass Valley 3 60 ‘I f No Answer—Grass. Valley 17-W. gag . CARL POWER JONES, M.D facturers who produce pellets con taining a4.minimum of 30 per cent PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to protein during the JulySeptember Prelimihary crop ‘production Protein meals used during [Ports indicate the possibility reof quarter. the or food production records for third quarter of 1944 manufacture of cubes and straight year in 1944. containing in Feed grain supplies ‘now in sight as dres sed steer carcasses weighi from domestic sources have permit 400 to 1100 pounds and City or Grass Valley. Jakes Wood Yard, Cartescelli Place, Grass. Valley-Nevada City Highway. >’ xs Sherow, Box 2, Nevada City. 3mo-8-13p —————y . . _ teas CLUB DIRECTORY ii 4-13-lmoe . == dressed LOCAL is, grading U. 8. NEVADA CITY tier or more delivered in Nevada ng ted the state USDA war boar to red hhenffer carcasses weighing between : Position with respect to. 350 and 600 pon 7 to to 12:30 Phone Grass Valley 17-W FOR SALE—PINE WOOD — Two jellets, Army style beef is now defined 3; 129 South Auburn St!, Grass Valley used for that purpose during the WANTED — Coin collections, L. E. base period years of 1942 and 1943. NEEDED NOW . verse i Sundays 11:3 the not less than 30 per cent Protein, will not be charged against the manufacturer's maximum otal use permitted during the year propvided it is in exctss of the aver age 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays 11:30 to-12:30. ae Ltenge feeding ‘of steep and’ cattle . $285,000,000 ee. DOCTORS from $60,000,000 in 1936 protein meal to mixed feed manu-. > GRASS VALLEY oreS ‘sulte in d: an increase in payments :0 should result. from ‘WFA action. ) farmers in carrying out these which provides, in effect, a bonus of ‘Nevada City — . Mining and Civiu Engineer United States Mineral Surveying — exceed $300/000,000. apimportation of Australian wheat the. intely the same.as 1944: On a tested with flag sumt. gt ee The Holmes Funeral Home service is pr™ed within the means of all. Ambulance service at all hours. EXAMINATIONS SI which total expenditure . Sirable to recommend against. basis, steadily, ‘expanding, UNE! >y. COACHING FOR STATE AND -U. S. CIVIL SERVICE ee on this question. Int now appears de Broad Street Telephone 28 -FUNERAL DIRECTORS toeeen agricultural interests concerhing flag smut infestation, the “state war pro IN eypowriting, bookkeening, att . . MINING ENGINEERS . another decision: In yiew of the . Ment of the provisions of the-1945 tastic change in conditions at the . rogram, particularly om those prac‘Present time and legitimate fear [Mees that will return “the most imon the part of manya indiv iduals and . ; ychoo CLASSES START MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1044: REGISTRATION, MONDAY AUGUST 21, 1944 offered for future dewhich many farmers have described livery “laidbeen down ip California his letter} cited Phasis was given to early announcefactor in the : Onion Building Nevada City Grass Valley, California start. At the #8 ther most satisfactory to date. Only $2.375: ewt. ae. mino changes have been suggested . Dave Davidson, chairman of ATTORNEY AT LAW i usiness X*RAY ATTORNEYS WARD SHEL . MOUNT. ST. MARY’S the largest tions for the 1945 agricultural -conon record, favorable weather in Caliservation program. ornia has contribu Phone 395 <a ‘ WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB « Regular meetings the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month, at the} x Grammar School Auditorium. 2:30 D. m. MRS. BERYL ROBINSON, moving in standard furniture van. MRS. MARGARET WELLS, Set. niture bought and sold. Hills Flat Reliable Transfer, Grass Valley, NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518] B. P. O. ELKS Firet class staroge fasilities. Fur 471or 39. Phone 471-W ! Meets evepi 72 . ]] Thursday 3-1tf fourth agen ong4A: sand REPAIRING — . . . Elks Home, Pine St. Phone 108. RADIOORT BXP Loug Speaker Systems for Rent. ——. _ of portable and large batteries. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists in Radio ils. 112 South Church Street, Graes Valley. Pho ne 984, Visitinw Biks welcome. W. L. TAMBLYN, LAMBERT THOMAS, See. HYDRAULIO PARLOR NO. 56, N. 8, a. Ww. Meets every Tuesday evenine at Py*alan Castle, 232 Broad Stree’ Visiting Native Sons welcome. Pres. DR. C, W. CHAPMAN, Rec, Sec’'y OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 100F . -Meets every Tuesday evening -7:80 at Odd Fellows Hall. 8] G. . .WM. H. RICHARDS, Ree. See’Y JOHN W. DARKE, Fin. Sec'y:] .