December 15, 1941 (4 pages)

, earn oer erre m: eee eee This paper gives you complete The Nugget is delivered to coverage of all local happenings. evada City Nugge i H ‘4 your home twice a wéek If ; ‘ for only 30 cents per you want to read about your month eS friends, your neighbors, read COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA The Nugget. —————— 7 * —_—_—_—_—_—_—_— aii — ee hse pee ee : ee Vol. 15, No. 99. The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The Gold Center MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1941. nreae siti Senate _ Se acae-caeieemememianieteaenemaes e ° . Thinking : = Out Loud antonmen Cars Certain ‘ : —y ; Today is December 15th. It is e > ano Bil of Rights Day. a dayset . Emergency Sends Local Red Cross Into Action Go-Ah dS [EF aside to provide for the proper O ea Ig na rom observance of the 150th anniversary of the adoption of the first . Chapter Here Will Seek fr i) Lj d ° k e ten amendments to the ConstituWar Relief Quota’ Power Company y raulic ers Wash . ngton Expected tion. The observance of Bill of Rights Of $2,000. Foreman Taken P. d S . Day was authorized by a joint =] e ge e ves J e e resolution of Congress on Aug‘ id Into Custody t ae Disaster Chairman Stone ft ax Oas rm iCla Ss ust 21st.of this year. No one at : z 2m U S D f that time knew upon the diay set Names Personnel Of His i oy ae) owe e ense for the observance of the anniv. Committees Otto Lirsch, Pacific Gas . ersary that this country would be Se rie Galitonststyes in scar, :. REPRESENTATIVE OF ARMY COLONEL CONFERS a lunged into war in defense of man at Lake Spaulding, atts ds ee Gh ee Heribtaae The Nevada City Chapter of Red whe kilon res custody at penocleron pledged its services to HERE WITH A. C. PRESLEY ON Py Thus a special emphasis is giv. CT0Ss has gone into action to carry th f the FBI the United States in a resolution HOUSING FACILITIES en to Bill of Rights Day. Congress . OUt its part in the national warsre: ae request o e de ppopted _ yesterday afternoon at a in its resolution invites the peo{lef fund campaign. The quota for . . . Lirsch was later placed in . . . meeting in the National Hotel here. . — . ple of the United States to observe . this is set at $2,000. the hands of immigration . . . The resolution,” @irected to Gov. . BULLETIN the day with appropriate ceremonR. J. Bennetts is.chairman of the authorities. edi as ortered the services of the as’ ata ieee. campaign for the local Red Cross. Livedly was o: Govan ie in any manner in the deWord was received from Marysville this afternoon that The Nugget believes mae tence bea maintained at the. . / 4. = Gilisati Weahan he FOO ey Captain Fish, army quartermaster, has been called back to j . Nanaia bee eae tt The principal purpose of war reand Japanese in all parts . . . California Debris Commission was ibe be ie i die, has again taken over the old Marys; follows: lief work will be as follows: of the country have been ‘. . . Present at the meeting, presided over VILE 18 choo! Duliding ¢ ; a ec on ites es for civilian} . . taken into custody by the ad a oe oo bie was seen as a step by the government toward the ; RELIGION, SPEECH AND PRESS,. ° i ombed from: thei sa authorities. Lirsch necessary that everyone should feel aC ik SI EL re a “Ca cantonment. Warren Shin4 oe OF SePenEY AND) oro cardy out work for man inicho ian en oe first in Nevada . . . ne shouta drop everything for de-. St, larysville amber o ommerce president, said It Is j PPT TION le Get od terdedlan aokiwca ies cco Mean [fense and urged everyone to con-. Possible the army will not take the time for the letting of bids Congress shall make no law relations of ‘the army and Westy. Lirsch. was a well tinue present activities unless actual-. for the $25,000,000 project and may handle the construction ; spectingvan establishment of religion, 3—To carry out organized services . known skier and skiing pe es ie vane, work itself. or prohibiting the free exercise euhald ih pescado” qmediony aud’ naraine . The meeting was attended by a ' ; or abridgi th freedom of . i ‘ es imstructor. . large group. The directors held a'. es % t of; or abridging ¥ ; aid shelter, food, clothing, ay be : i speech, or of the press; or the right transportation “and: comhivinies . =e y . dinner meeting preceding the regn-. Plans for the proposed cantonment are completed and ¢ . of the people peaceably to assemble, tion and registration and infor. ah apache we are awaiting for a go ahead from Washincton. It may come _and to petition the Government for Hiation. : It was decided to hold the next]. diate ie 3 f ie : fee eth teas AE prtavanuon: ied g eva a it meeting in Colfax on January 11th, . /™ mediate “4 or it may not come for some time. When it does : s -—To collect blood from voluntee , , : hes : _} come we will eall for bids” AMENDMENT II: RIGHT TO BEAR donora tor blood. plasms for ihe At that time Assembly Scoop Thu : : ARMS © aiined tadbas and: far ctotiens: man will be host to the hydraulickThat statement from Col. R. C. Hunter, U.S. district A well regulated Militia, being/5 mn, provide surgical dressings for ers, Thurman is chairman of a comengineer, regarding the status} necessary to the security of a free hospitals. repa res O mittee to consider the advistbility of the proposed army camp in. 1,000 workers and families. State, the right of the people to keep. ¢ =m. make Red Gross services of legislation to establish mining adwestern Nevada and eastern A report was circulated in Nevada and bear Arms, shall not be infringavailable to fanililes in theevant visors in the counties of the state 3 j . City that one rancher in the Spencewhich desire them Yuba Counties, today was IN-. ville district h irend ; ed. of casualties either in the armBI ee St disatiie 4a Mice da Cx ae € district has already received AMENDMENT III: SECURITY OF) — eq forces or among civilians. ac ou Claude Cark, a director of the hy evada City resi-/ notification to move. y THE HOME AGAINST THE MILI-! 1; was pointed out that the events : oe es at the/dents that the establishing of. Nevada Cityans recall that Con& TARY of the past week has/brought force-. — J ea ane #3 = a ie hai opera-. the 33,000 man cantonment/sressman Harry L, Englebright stat: Pete } : ; tions at his Relief Hill Mine as soon : i : No Soldier shall, in time of peace ‘fully before Ueithe vale “Of Red} “yi Vag” City” today was prapared Ae: gutticient water is availabe was a certainty. ed recently that the United States be quartered in any house, without Cross mobilization ‘It is our only to blackout~in the event of an air Whose s6. aliuntac. ees te ae Other developments appear to; Army ‘made a survey of the Nevadathe consent of the Owner, nor in. source of aid in’disaster,” it was anpatil > ts re -aq. D&ar out the general belief the can-. Yuba~County site for the camp to . : tained with the showing of colored = ; : ‘ time of war, but in a manner to be . nounced. “29 . , The city defense council, at its. motion pictures by Ernest Gsaiee ot tonment will be established. plan for. the future and that if the proschibed 2y Ja: Ellwood M. ‘Stone, chairman of the . initial meeting late Thursday, adop!-! Grass Valley.The colored pictures zara Save On eeigel ee biel a AMENDMENT IV: SECURITY OF qisaster committee of the local Red . eq air raid signals and instructions. showed eperations eb tlio Retiet 101 Hunter’s office was in Nevada City / camp would he established, THE HOME AGAINST SEARCH AND Cross, has announced the personnel! a) Bates was apointed ta super-. ine and varios mining views of the. ® few days ago conferring with A.' The nation now is at war. It is SEIZURE of ihis‘committee to assist him-in the. yise the blackouts. Bates will have enlist: Bey Cc. Presley, local realtor, on housing . possible more men will be called to The right of the people to be se-j. event of disaster. : wardens on every block to see that facilities for workers on the canton-. the colors. Additional cantonments cure in their persons, houses, papers,. ‘The most urgent job confronting the blackout instructions are followm . ; ment. are needed for their training. That and effects, against unreasonable ;the disaster committees of the small ed. Richrield Eagles Presley informed the represent-. is another reason why many believe searches and seizures, shall npt, 6€/community chapters of the Red/ ‘The warning of an air raid wal on ative that Nevada City and Grass!the Nevada-Yuba site ‘or the army violated, and no Warrants shall is-. \Gross today is the planning for eth-. sounded iby thee biases from a whic: To Play Benefit Valley could care for approximately !camp isa certainty. sue, but upon probable gause, ey ergency housing and care of women . tje installed Saturday at No. 2 fireported by Oath or affirmation, an@/and children who will undoubtedly house. e particularly describing the place tO. be evacuated from the larger com-. he air raid {nstructions as anFor Red Cross Expert Skiers Wanted For be searched, and the persons OF. munities, eitha) before or during nounced by the local defense council i to be seized. enemy belligerent action,’ Stone. .,. Se :speed etiee V: LIBERTY, PROP-. .3iq. sae Beryl Robinson of the Richfield United States Army Duty ERTY, AND DUE/ PROCESS OF A. C, Presley, in charge of shelter Three blasts, three times, -short . Service station on Sacramento Street LAW va said it was urgent that anyone here] intervals. has. ‘taken over the sponsorship of fi No, person shall be held to operon having any type of housing facilThe all-clear signal will be two . the Nevada City en ee The War Department wants “top” material for a wiih” for a capital, or otherwise infamous . jties available report to him immed-! blasts of the whistle, three times. . The squad will be known as the ancl ricsunies anh ne crime, unless/ on a presentment or . jately, ‘No matter where you are, ex. Richfield Eagles. Gold suits trimmed moun aincer Ww: sartig’ trainmg unit. indictment gf a Grand Jury, exceol! fWebert S. Hallett and H. T. Bigein blue with jackets to match have The wae yah word received here today by Leland S. Smith, associate in cases arising in the land or naval low, rescue and survey; Frank G. “ been ordered for the local players. Tahoe National Forester, from Charles M. Dole, chairman of the national forces or in the Militia, when in Finnegan and A. C. Presley, human a; tie : The Richfield Eagles will engage fis patrol system. actual service in time of War, or pub-. necessities; Robert ‘Paine and Al. {. County Civilian Defense the famous girls’ basketball team On October 30, 1941,” Forester oie lic danger; nor shall any person be Bates, transportation and communiCouncil Or ead some time in January and all the. Smith has been advised, ‘‘the secreducted, or who wish to volunteer. subject for the game offense to be cations; Elbredge Skeahan, .registra: cf proceeds will go to the Red Cross. . tary of war formally announced tol The War Department has: asked our twice put in jeopardy: of life. or. tign and information; Mayor Bur For Any Eventuality Hobart. Childers, game scheduler. the public activation of the 1st Bat-. assistance in providing them ims limb; nor shall be compélled in any} sya), fund raising and public inforand /Manager Carl Kopp report they. talion, 87th Infantry Mountain thediately With nares ‘ i criminal case ‘to be a witness against . mation; Howard Penrose and Em—/\are lining up games with several Regiment (Reinforced) at — Fort y te eee ee himself, nor be deprived of life, lib-/mett Gallagher central purchase and The smooth functioning of Ne. professional teams. Lewis, Wash. This is the first unit. these srnigmieneausn If you yourself erty, or property, without due process supply. vada County Civilian Defense The Eagles have downed the Ne-. ever set up in the United States;do not qualify, will you please help of law; nor shall private property Council’ is organized for any ev. vada City, High School five and lost Army for the specific purpose of con-. us and help the Army by bringing be taken for public use, without just . LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT entuality. The group, at a meeting . a close game to Oroville in their two . ducting winter and mountain war-/this bulletin to the attention of all compensation. REPAIRING TOYS FOR here Friday night, furthered plans . games this year. fare training. This bulleting gives. your friends who do.” AMENDMENT VI: THE RIGHTS OF CHRISTMAS DISTRIBUTION for the defense of the county “just The players, besides Kopp and . 4nlswers to the any questions that Further information can bé obACCUSED PERSONS ‘ . r ‘i 3 in case” and in caring for evacuees . Childers, include Al. Murray, Mort have been in the minds of all skiers. tained from Forester Smith at the In all criminal prosecutions, the ie ven ee aa Wcvada Giiy. real. in the event of the bombing of the . Murray, Ed Frantz, Robert Tamblyn, Bnd RIDUniel ears of draft age Who Tahoe National Forest. headquarters accused shall enjoy the right to a aise WEE tie Tey coast cities, Elton Tobiassen and Leroy Leonard, . 4@re in the army now, about to be inhére. e speedy and public trial, by an imitapleana ina gi ti tune Sap ee The defense council is headed partial jury of the State and district civil sas for unforuneie children by District Attorney Vernon Stoll. Bates’ stated. ENLISTMENT BLAN wherein. the crime shall have been ie : : — . Miles D. Coughlin is secretary. These rules may be changed, BatKS FOR DEFENSE committed, which district shall have ot hse: eu kawihatnn of ihe The chairman of the various es advised, if a uniform warning . 9 a@ been previously ascertained by law, nih = osraalir: ca ie the ‘eltidned committees are: system is established by the State : ; ‘ and to be informed of the nature and : "ea re ie he nas NEES L. G. Lageson of Nevada City; Defense’ Council. ERS AV : LABLE ar cause of the accusation; to be cone Hae pe aie nd damaged toys agirict}tural resources; Sheriff All necessary lights in commercial ‘ ened with: the “withesses Against a Lae sleepin Se The ‘toys pte C. J. Tobiassen ‘of Nevada City, establishments must be blue, as this at eee a i him; to have compulsory pee tated and ‘rs palrod cia are inade civil protection; Dr_.D. L.Hirseh, . color does not reflect light on the. /The Nevada County Defense Coun-. also assisting in the caring for evacREtAining Witness in his taval, eam as good as new by the firemen. of. Grase Valley, disaster relief; . streats or building. All stores and/cil announces that official enlist-. uees from other centers, to have the Assistance of Counsel a said additiowal toys can R. N. McCormack of Nevada City, commercial establishments are urged. ment blanks have been printed and This appeal for -volunteeers is for his. defense, i : Teena Rt urccs ane ike Ree rwbs emergency bedersareiawss Cary S.°Ar. to install outside light switches so!are ready for distribution today. urgent and it is anticipated that the AMENDMENT VII: JURY TRIAL IN ica tuakell 6 MuaMided. hea laa bogast of Nevada City, Hrnanne that window and display lights can. Tihese blanks are for ‘the use of all officers receiving the applications COMMON LAW SUITS bring them to him at the city hall. Dr, Carl P. Jones of Grass Valquickly and immediatel be extingu-. volunteer workers in all types of de-{ will be swamped. In Suits at common law, where Een ley, health and welfare; Richard ished. fense work. ; In Truckee volunteeers will sign. ' the value in controversy shall exceed) AMENDMENT IX: FUNDAMENTAL, R. Goyne of Nevada City, indusAll lights in homes should be put An appeal is made by the councillup at the office of the Sierra Sun, twenty dollars, the right of trial by. }'RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL trial resources; Max Solaro of Neout or heavy dark shades drawn. for all citizens to report for service where (Mr, Barrett will be in charge. jury shall be preserved, and no fact The enumeration in the Constitu-. .vada City, local fire rotection and “We are faced with immediate}and sign up immediately. There are In Nevada City, the signup will be tried by a jury, shall be otherwise/tion, of certain rights, shall not be. water supply; Guerdon Ellis of . gangérs,” states Bates, “not so'much/all types of jobs to be done. In ad-. at the sheriff’s office and the city. ne re-examined in any Court of the) construed to deny or disparge others. ' Nevada City, protection of natus for bombing of this community but] dition to police work there is a need hall. In Grass Valley the sign up a Vumited States, than according to the. retained by the people. al resources; Eben K. Smart of from the point that enemy planes. ‘for car and truck drivers, listening . will be in the city hall and the police — i rules of the common law. AMENDMENT X: RESERVED. ‘ Grass Valley, public information could use our light as bearing in lo-. post and air defense observers, first. department. _ fe So ate ee if AMENDMENT VIII: BAIL AND. RIGHTS OF THE STATES and Joseph F. O'Connor of Grass . cating Sacramento and its air bases,"’. aid experts, housing assistants, doc-. ° All persons already assigned as . PUNSHMENTS ‘The powers not delegated to the. Valley, transportation. Bates added that “we must do every-. tors, nurses, and many others. There volnteer workers are asked to go to Excessive bail shall not be requir-. United States by the Constitution, thing we can to eliminate this pos-jis a job for every loyal American . their. nearest signup theadq “ “ed, nor excessive fines imposed, nor. ‘nor prohibited by it to the States,. tinguish all lights and wait calm. sibility and proper patrol will circu-. volunteer in this emengene ‘Thejand fill out the. blanks also in on Z eruel and unusual punishments in-/are reserved to the States respect-. ly for the “all clear” signal, Be . late throughout the city to detect council anticipates, not only. the probthat necessary information aa “oO flicted. . ively, or to the people, calm and keep cool, Chairman . light leakages.” lem of defending this county, but on reedrd. es Vigo

, earn oer erre m: eee eee This paper gives you complete The Nugget is delivered to coverage of all local happenings. evada City Nugge i H ‘4 your home twice a wéek If ; ‘ for only 30 cents per you want to read about your month eS friends, your neighbors, read COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA The Nugget. —————— 7 * —_—_—_—_—_—_—_— aii — ee hse pee ee : ee Vol. 15, No. 99. The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The Gold Center MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1941. nreae siti Senate _ Se acae-caeieemememianieteaenemaes e ° . Thinking : = Out Loud antonmen Cars Certain ‘ : —y ; Today is December 15th. It is e > ano Bil of Rights Day. a dayset . Emergency Sends Local Red Cross Into Action Go-Ah dS [EF aside to provide for the proper O ea Ig na rom observance of the 150th anniversary of the adoption of the first . Chapter Here Will Seek fr i) Lj d ° k e ten amendments to the ConstituWar Relief Quota’ Power Company y raulic ers Wash . ngton Expected tion. The observance of Bill of Rights Of $2,000. Foreman Taken P. d S . Day was authorized by a joint =] e ge e ves J e e resolution of Congress on Aug‘ id Into Custody t ae Disaster Chairman Stone ft ax Oas rm iCla Ss ust 21st.of this year. No one at : z 2m U S D f that time knew upon the diay set Names Personnel Of His i oy ae) owe e ense for the observance of the anniv. Committees Otto Lirsch, Pacific Gas . ersary that this country would be Se rie Galitonststyes in scar, :. REPRESENTATIVE OF ARMY COLONEL CONFERS a lunged into war in defense of man at Lake Spaulding, atts ds ee Gh ee Heribtaae The Nevada City Chapter of Red whe kilon res custody at penocleron pledged its services to HERE WITH A. C. PRESLEY ON Py Thus a special emphasis is giv. CT0Ss has gone into action to carry th f the FBI the United States in a resolution HOUSING FACILITIES en to Bill of Rights Day. Congress . OUt its part in the national warsre: ae request o e de ppopted _ yesterday afternoon at a in its resolution invites the peo{lef fund campaign. The quota for . . . Lirsch was later placed in . . . meeting in the National Hotel here. . — . ple of the United States to observe . this is set at $2,000. the hands of immigration . . . The resolution,” @irected to Gov. . BULLETIN the day with appropriate ceremonR. J. Bennetts is.chairman of the authorities.. edi as ortered the services of the as’ ata ieee. campaign for the local Red Cross. Livedly was o: Govan ie in any manner in the deWord was received from Marysville this afternoon that The Nugget believes mae tence bea maintained at the. . / 4. = Gilisati Weahan he FOO ey Captain Fish, army quartermaster, has been called back to j . Nanaia bee eae tt The principal purpose of war reand Japanese in all parts . . . California Debris Commission was ibe be ie i die, has again taken over the old Marys; follows: lief work will be as follows: of the country have been ‘. . . Present at the meeting, presided over VILE 18 choo! Duliding ¢ ; a ec on ites es for civilian} . . taken into custody by the ad a oe oo bie was seen as a step by the government toward the ; RELIGION, SPEECH AND PRESS,. ° i ombed from: thei sa authorities. Lirsch necessary that everyone should feel aC ik SI EL re a “Ca cantonment. Warren Shin4 oe OF SePenEY AND) oro cardy out work for man inicho ian en oe first in Nevada . . . ne shouta drop everything for de-. St, larysville amber o ommerce president, said It Is j PPT TION le Get od terdedlan aokiwca ies cco Mean [fense and urged everyone to con-. Possible the army will not take the time for the letting of bids Congress shall make no law relations of ‘the army and Westy. Lirsch. was a well tinue present activities unless actual-. for the $25,000,000 project and may handle the construction ; spectingvan establishment of religion, 3—To carry out organized services . known skier and skiing pe es ie vane, work itself. or prohibiting the free exercise euhald ih pescado” qmediony aud’ naraine . The meeting was attended by a ' ; or abridgi th freedom of . i ‘ es imstructor. . large group. The directors held a'. es % t of; or abridging ¥ ; aid shelter, food, clothing, ay be : i speech, or of the press; or the right transportation “and: comhivinies . =e y . dinner meeting preceding the regn-. Plans for the proposed cantonment are completed and ¢ . of the people peaceably to assemble, tion and registration and infor. ah apache we are awaiting for a go ahead from Washincton. It may come _and to petition the Government for Hiation. : It was decided to hold the next]. diate ie 3 f ie : fee eth teas AE prtavanuon: ied g eva a it meeting in Colfax on January 11th, . /™ mediate “4 or it may not come for some time. When it does : s -—To collect blood from voluntee , , : hes : _} come we will eall for bids” AMENDMENT II: RIGHT TO BEAR donora tor blood. plasms for ihe At that time Assembly Scoop Thu : : ARMS © aiined tadbas and: far ctotiens: man will be host to the hydraulickThat statement from Col. R. C. Hunter, U.S. district A well regulated Militia, being/5 mn, provide surgical dressings for ers, Thurman is chairman of a comengineer, regarding the status} necessary to the security of a free hospitals. repa res O mittee to consider the advistbility of the proposed army camp in. 1,000 workers and families. State, the right of the people to keep. ¢ =m. make Red Gross services of legislation to establish mining adwestern Nevada and eastern A report was circulated in Nevada and bear Arms, shall not be infringavailable to fanililes in theevant visors in the counties of the state 3 j . City that one rancher in the Spencewhich desire them Yuba Counties, today was IN-. ville district h irend ; ed. of casualties either in the armBI ee St disatiie 4a Mice da Cx ae € district has already received AMENDMENT III: SECURITY OF) — eq forces or among civilians. ac ou Claude Cark, a director of the hy evada City resi-/ notification to move. y THE HOME AGAINST THE MILI-! 1; was pointed out that the events : oe es at the/dents that the establishing of. Nevada Cityans recall that Con& TARY of the past week has/brought force-. — J ea ane #3 = a ie hai opera-. the 33,000 man cantonment/sressman Harry L, Englebright stat: Pete } : ; tions at his Relief Hill Mine as soon : i : No Soldier shall, in time of peace ‘fully before Ueithe vale “Of Red} “yi Vag” City” today was prapared Ae: gutticient water is availabe was a certainty. ed recently that the United States be quartered in any house, without Cross mobilization ‘It is our only to blackout~in the event of an air Whose s6. aliuntac. ees te ae Other developments appear to; Army ‘made a survey of the Nevadathe consent of the Owner, nor in. source of aid in’disaster,” it was anpatil > ts re -aq. D&ar out the general belief the can-. Yuba~County site for the camp to . : tained with the showing of colored = ; : ‘ time of war, but in a manner to be . nounced. “29 . , The city defense council, at its. motion pictures by Ernest Gsaiee ot tonment will be established. plan for. the future and that if the

proschibed 2y Ja: Ellwood M. ‘Stone, chairman of the . initial meeting late Thursday, adop!-! Grass Valley.The colored pictures zara Save On eeigel ee biel a AMENDMENT IV: SECURITY OF qisaster committee of the local Red . eq air raid signals and instructions. showed eperations eb tlio Retiet 101 Hunter’s office was in Nevada City / camp would he established, THE HOME AGAINST SEARCH AND Cross, has announced the personnel! a) Bates was apointed ta super-. ine and varios mining views of the. ® few days ago conferring with A.' The nation now is at war. It is SEIZURE of ihis‘committee to assist him-in the. yise the blackouts. Bates will have enlist: Bey Cc. Presley, local realtor, on housing . possible more men will be called to The right of the people to be se-j. event of disaster. : wardens on every block to see that facilities for workers on the canton-. the colors. Additional cantonments cure in their persons, houses, papers,. ‘The most urgent job confronting the blackout instructions are followm . ; ment. are needed for their training. That and effects, against unreasonable ;the disaster committees of the small ed. Richrield Eagles Presley informed the represent-. is another reason why many believe searches and seizures, shall npt, 6€/community chapters of the Red/ ‘The warning of an air raid wal on ative that Nevada City and Grass!the Nevada-Yuba site ‘or the army violated, and no Warrants shall is-. \Gross today is the planning for eth-. sounded iby thee biases from a whic: To Play Benefit Valley could care for approximately !camp isa certainty. sue, but upon probable gause, ey ergency housing and care of women . tje installed Saturday at No. 2 fireported by Oath or affirmation, an@/and children who will undoubtedly house. e particularly describing the place tO. be evacuated from the larger com-. he air raid {nstructions as anFor Red Cross Expert Skiers Wanted For be searched, and the persons OF. munities, eitha) before or during nounced by the local defense council i to be seized. enemy belligerent action,’ Stone. .,. Se :speed etiee V: LIBERTY, PROP-. .3iq. sae Beryl Robinson of the Richfield United States Army Duty ERTY, AND DUE/ PROCESS OF A. C, Presley, in charge of shelter Three blasts, three times, -short . Service station on Sacramento Street LAW va said it was urgent that anyone here] intervals. has. ‘taken over the sponsorship of fi No, person shall be held to operon having any type of housing facilThe all-clear signal will be two . the Nevada City en ee The War Department wants “top” material for a wiih” for a capital, or otherwise infamous . jties available report to him immed-! blasts of the whistle, three times. . The squad will be known as the ancl ricsunies anh ne crime, unless/ on a presentment or . jately, ‘No matter where you are, ex. Richfield Eagles. Gold suits trimmed moun aincer Ww: sartig’ trainmg unit. indictment gf a Grand Jury, exceol! fWebert S. Hallett and H. T. Bigein blue with jackets to match have The wae yah word received here today by Leland S. Smith, associate in cases arising in the land or naval low, rescue and survey; Frank G. “ been ordered for the local players. Tahoe National Forester, from Charles M. Dole, chairman of the national forces or in the Militia, when in Finnegan and A. C. Presley, human a; tie : The Richfield Eagles will engage fis patrol system. actual service in time of War, or pub-. necessities; Robert ‘Paine and Al. {. County Civilian Defense the famous girls’ basketball team On October 30, 1941,” Forester oie lic danger; nor shall any person be Bates, transportation and communiCouncil Or ead some time in January and all the. Smith has been advised, ‘‘the secreducted, or who wish to volunteer. subject for the game offense to be cations; Elbredge Skeahan, .registra: cf proceeds will go to the Red Cross. . tary of war formally announced tol The War Department has: asked our twice put in jeopardy: of life. or. tign and information; Mayor Bur For Any Eventuality Hobart. Childers, game scheduler. the public activation of the 1st Bat-. assistance in providing them ims limb; nor shall be compélled in any} sya), fund raising and public inforand /Manager Carl Kopp report they. talion, 87th Infantry Mountain thediately With nares ‘ i criminal case ‘to be a witness against . mation; Howard Penrose and Em—/\are lining up games with several Regiment (Reinforced) at — Fort y te eee ee himself, nor be deprived of life, lib-/mett Gallagher central purchase and The smooth functioning of Ne. professional teams. Lewis, Wash. This is the first unit. these srnigmieneausn If you yourself erty, or property, without due process supply. vada County Civilian Defense The Eagles have downed the Ne-. ever set up in the United States;do not qualify, will you please help of law; nor shall private property Council’ is organized for any ev. vada City, High School five and lost Army for the specific purpose of con-. us and help the Army by bringing be taken for public use, without just . LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT entuality. The group, at a meeting . a close game to Oroville in their two . ducting winter and mountain war-/this bulletin to the attention of all compensation. REPAIRING TOYS FOR here Friday night, furthered plans . games this year. fare training. This bulleting gives. your friends who do.” AMENDMENT VI: THE RIGHTS OF CHRISTMAS DISTRIBUTION for the defense of the county “just The players, besides Kopp and . 4nlswers to the any questions that Further information can bé obACCUSED PERSONS ‘ . r ‘i 3 in case” and in caring for evacuees . Childers, include Al. Murray, Mort have been in the minds of all skiers. tained from Forester Smith at the In all criminal prosecutions, the ie ven ee aa Wcvada Giiy. real. in the event of the bombing of the . Murray, Ed Frantz, Robert Tamblyn, Bnd RIDUniel ears of draft age Who Tahoe National Forest. headquarters accused shall enjoy the right to a aise WEE tie Tey coast cities, Elton Tobiassen and Leroy Leonard, . 4@re in the army now, about to be inhére. e speedy and public trial, by an imitapleana ina gi ti tune Sap ee The defense council is headed partial jury of the State and district civil sas for unforuneie children by District Attorney Vernon Stoll. Bates’ stated. ENLISTMENT BLAN wherein. the crime shall have been ie : : — . Miles D. Coughlin is secretary. These rules may be changed, BatKS FOR DEFENSE committed, which district shall have ot hse: eu kawihatnn of ihe The chairman of the various es advised, if a uniform warning . 9 a@ been previously ascertained by law, nih = osraalir: ca ie the ‘eltidned committees are: system is established by the State : ; ‘ and to be informed of the nature and : "ea re ie he nas NEES L. G. Lageson of Nevada City; Defense’ Council. ERS AV : LABLE ar cause of the accusation; to be cone Hae pe aie nd damaged toys agirict}tural resources; Sheriff All necessary lights in commercial ‘ ened with: the “withesses Against a Lae sleepin Se The ‘toys pte C. J. Tobiassen ‘of Nevada City, establishments must be blue, as this at eee a i him; to have compulsory pee tated and ‘rs palrod cia are inade civil protection; Dr_.D. L.Hirseh, . color does not reflect light on the. /The Nevada County Defense Coun-. also assisting in the caring for evacREtAining Witness in his taval, eam as good as new by the firemen. of. Grase Valley, disaster relief; . streats or building. All stores and/cil announces that official enlist-. uees from other centers, to have the Assistance of Counsel a said additiowal toys can R. N. McCormack of Nevada City, commercial establishments are urged. ment blanks have been printed and This appeal for -volunteeers is for his. defense, i : Teena Rt urccs ane ike Ree rwbs emergency bedersareiawss Cary S.°Ar. to install outside light switches so!are ready for distribution today. urgent and it is anticipated that the AMENDMENT VII: JURY TRIAL IN ica tuakell 6 MuaMided. hea laa bogast of Nevada City, Hrnanne that window and display lights can. Tihese blanks are for ‘the use of all officers receiving the applications COMMON LAW SUITS bring them to him at the city hall. Dr, Carl P. Jones of Grass Valquickly and immediatel be extingu-. volunteer workers in all types of de-{ will be swamped. In Suits at common law, where Een ley, health and welfare; Richard ished. fense work. ; In Truckee volunteeers will sign. ' the value in controversy shall exceed) AMENDMENT IX: FUNDAMENTAL, R. Goyne of Nevada City, indusAll lights in homes should be put An appeal is made by the councillup at the office of the Sierra Sun, twenty dollars, the right of trial by. }'RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL trial resources; Max Solaro of Neout or heavy dark shades drawn. for all citizens to report for service where (Mr, Barrett will be in charge. jury shall be preserved, and no fact The enumeration in the Constitu-. .vada City, local fire rotection and “We are faced with immediate}and sign up immediately. There are In Nevada City, the signup will be tried by a jury, shall be otherwise/tion, of certain rights, shall not be. water supply; Guerdon Ellis of . gangérs,” states Bates, “not so'much/all types of jobs to be done. In ad-. at the sheriff’s office and the city. ne re-examined in any Court of the) construed to deny or disparge others. ' Nevada City, protection of natus for bombing of this community but] dition to police work there is a need hall. In Grass Valley the sign up a Vumited States, than according to the. retained by the people. al resources; Eben K. Smart of from the point that enemy planes. ‘for car and truck drivers, listening . will be in the city hall and the police — i rules of the common law. AMENDMENT X: RESERVED. ‘ Grass Valley, public information could use our light as bearing in lo-. post and air defense observers, first. department. _ fe So ate ee if AMENDMENT VIII: BAIL AND. RIGHTS OF THE STATES and Joseph F. O'Connor of Grass . cating Sacramento and its air bases,"’. aid experts, housing assistants, doc-. ° All persons already assigned as . PUNSHMENTS ‘The powers not delegated to the. Valley, transportation. Bates added that “we must do every-. tors, nurses, and many others. There volnteer workers are asked to go to Excessive bail shall not be requir-. United States by the Constitution, thing we can to eliminate this pos-jis a job for every loyal American . their. nearest signup theadq “ “ed, nor excessive fines imposed, nor. ‘nor prohibited by it to the States,. tinguish all lights and wait calm. sibility and proper patrol will circu-. volunteer in this emengene ‘Thejand fill out the. blanks also in on Z eruel and unusual punishments in-/are reserved to the States respect-. ly for the “all clear” signal, Be . late throughout the city to detect council anticipates, not only. the probthat necessary information aa “oO flicted. . ively, or to the people, calm and keep cool, Chairman . light leakages.” lem of defending this county, but on reedrd. es Vigo