December 29, 1950 (4 pages)

are NOEGET 4—Nevada ae California, Friday, December ‘29; 1950 HEMINGWAY'S NEWEST BOOK RECEIVED AT _NEVADA CITY LIBRARY Ernest Hemingway’s’ newest “book, Across the River and Into the Trees,’ is among the new ‘books received at’ the Nevada ‘City library, according to Mrs. iva Williamson, librarian. Other books received at here include’ Dangerous by Nature, .sManning Coles; Nuts in May, ‘Gornelia Otis Skinner;. Cats and People, Frances and Richard Lockridge; The Phasian’ Bird, ‘Henry Williamson; The Adventurer, Mika Waltari, Jubels Children, Lenard Kaufman; Catspaw, “Mary Borden; Do Evil in Return, Margaret Millar; . ,1 Heard of a ‘River, Elois Sangmaster (Land of ‘the Free series, juvenile); The .Necklace, Florence Stuart; Gol_ Aen Acres, Cynthia Millburn; The Lobo: Breed, Chuck Martin; Portrait in Pastels, Joan Garrison; "The Buffalo Brigade, Chuck Stanley; Bells on: Their Toes; Frank B. Gilbreth and Elizabeth G. Cary; A Handbook of Dianeties, L. Ross Hubbard; The Vexations of A. J. Wentworth, B. A., H, F. Ellis; Monk in Armour, G. ‘H. Barr; Guardian Heart, Elizabeth Yates; The Simple Art ot Murder, Raymond Chandler; So Great a Queen, Paul Fischauer; Parade’s End, Ford Madox Ford; 7 Brief: Gaudy Hour, Margaret C. Barnes; In the Best Families, Rex . ‘Stout; World’s Greatest Christ t. ‘mas Stories, edited by Eric Posselt; Black Bonanza, Frank Taylor and Earl M, Welty; The Truman Merry-Go-Round, Robert S. Allen and William V. Shannon; Kon-Tiki, Thor Heyerdahl; To ‘ Love and ‘to Honor, Emilie Loring; From West Point to California, E. D. Keyes; Stroll Through the Diggings of California, William Kelly; College Blue Book, ‘William Hubert Hunt, Ph. D.; ‘Have You Read 100 Great Books? by Jasper Lee Co. : : ‘Mrs. Irene Orzalli donated The t+ Murder by Frances @, Richard Lockridge, and The . ‘Sleep by Raymond Chandler. ' from, the state department of arr resources was received Commodities, of California nia prepared by. division of mines irection of Olaf P. Jenof ‘the 1,04. books borrowed from the library during November, 787 were fiction, 203 juvenile; and 84 ‘miscellaneous. Seven books were borrowed from: the state library. oo I2Q.] Prarie ia Sabian 3 Oe Who ia afon 4 What is the difference in imiles between the lowest depth in ithe ocean to the highest mountain ‘peak? _. 5. How many women were in ‘Congress last year? ~ ‘usWIOM sUTU pepnyjout H “6P6T UP Aprea 10}s01 sy pajatd 80D SS9ISZWOD ISTg 9y} USM °c . SoTTa ZT wey} ato “pF “289 OU} JO 789} INJssad0ns ys1g. a JO} Byep OY} se ‘ZEgI “BI [dv ‘easing ‘a seyreuD ‘¢ é ~—~"000'00' wey} ssery °S i: ; \Letters to The Editor! The views and opinions appearing in this column, Letters to The Editor, are not necessari. ly those of The Nugget. Dear Mr: Wray: ‘ Enclosed find payment for six months subscription renewal to. _ The Nugget. Your editorial page of Dec. 1 was excellent, but I wish you would give a column to some of Adeline Merriam Conner’s poems occassionally or all the time. Would her Chinese Can Do be appropriate now, or When the Swallows Come Again, in March? You compiled a lot of wisdom on page two.of Dec. 1. Best wishes, . M. E. FESSENDEN. Richmond ‘Hill, N. Y. TWO PERCENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Intention on part of directors . and management of the Bank of America to pay a substantially increased rate of. savings interest in 1951 has been announced by. ¥% L. M. Giannini, president. Under the new schedule it is : ; contemplated that a rate of.two. : ‘percent per annum, compounded semi-annually, will be earned by savings deposits in all individual pass book accounts in the Bank of America starting Jan. 1, 1951, compared with the rate of 1%}: percent which applied during the past years. President Giannini stated that}. this course was not only a re-. ) ward for thrift but “also in line with the bank’s established policy to pass along to depositors, stockholders and employes the benefits of continuing satisfactory operations. During 1950, he said, employes ireceived a general increase in salaries plus an additional approximately one and a_ half months salary to participating employes ‘by way of: profit sharing bonus, and dividends to the stockholders increased 20 percent. In addition to being the world’s greatest non-government bank, he pointed out, the Bank of America is the largest savings bank, and as such, so long as it is possible to do so, it seems appropriate to pay a rate as high as that paid by many of the jarge savings banks of the U. S. The Franciscan friar,;; Marcos de Niza, was the first white man to enter what is now Arizona, in 1539. Tungsten is used principally in the manufacture of “high speed” steels. There are four state, parks in Santa Cruz county. The 450-Sutter building in San Francisco is 346 feet high. Early names for Marysville were Yubaville and New Mecklenberg. , “GIFTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT” THE LATEST IN NEW MERCHANDISE ae NG: Funeral services will be held this morning at 11 oclock at the Myers Grass Valley mortuary for Mrs. Martha Rosella Landsburg, 50, who died Tuesday’ afternoon at Jones. Memorial hospital fol-lowing a.severe stroke at. her home Christmas: morning. Rev. Carl Tamblyn, rector of #1 St. John’ s Episcopal church, of . . Marysville, will officiate. Interm® . } ment ‘will be in Elm Ridge cemeDery. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worthléy, and ‘was born in Washington: At the . . age -of 11, she*moved with her “. parents to Oakland. In 1916 the . . . Worthleys returned ‘to Nevada 1 county, settling in Nevada City. The deceaséd was:married to Roy . Landsburg July 7, 1919, They made’ their home at Lake ‘. Spaulding where Landsburg was. employed by the Pacific Gas & . Electric company for 13 years. A —s i } ing. U. Tuas Sam Says" 1 . fi ; My hat is otf vo couaneds U.s 8. Savings Bonds Cougty Chairmen and others who are still] patriotic service to their country. Year in and : Nines County. Recreation . year out these volunteers are carry. ing the message of financial independence through U. S. Savings Bonds to every county in the nation. '] For 1950 their slogan is: “Save For Your Indepexdence.”’ you how millions of Americans are They'll show . . securing THEIR future by purcaasS. Savings Bonds, J. S. a reasury Depar-mens Unsurpassed in California daughter, Beryl Lee, died July 15, 1936, at the age of 13. Surviving are her husband, Roy, Grass Valley; mother; Mrs. Charles Worthley, Nevada City; sistérs, Mrs. W. L. Swing, Alta; Mrs. Al Bates, Lincoln; and Mrs. Paul Hunt, San Jose, and several nieces and nephews. Z Alpine lake,.a reservoir, is the largest lake in Marin county. Placer county was formed from portions of Yuba and Sutter. CEDAR THEATRE “Tonight and: Saturday Featuring Roy Rogers December 29 and 30 “LOUISA” With Spring Byington, Ronald Reagan, and Ruth Hussey “NORTH OF THE GREAT DIVIDE” . and Penny Edwards Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Featuring John Wayne December 31, January 1, 2 “RIO GRANDE” and Maureen O’Hara —~ Wednesday and Thursday “AR Featuring Maria January 3 and 4 “IN A LONELY PLACE” Starring Humphrey Bogart and Gileria Grahame NIGHTS” Montez, Jon Hall and Sabu Buy Scrip Books atthe Theatre — $2.50 and $5.00 interest at Bank of America! $50,.$50, 000.$500,000 —any amount above or in between—earn 14% interest — compounded semi-annually at Bank of America. If your ving: s deposits are not earning. this much, deposit them in Bank of America any time before January 11 and they'll earn this rate as of January 1. In addition to. all other protections, your dollars in Bank of America are saa ‘cured by capital funds and reserves of around $450 million. For security, convenience, availability, de_ posit your savings in. Bank of America. Start your account for any amount. save systemBas NATIONAL TRUSTe ASSOCIATION MEMBER PEOERAL-OLPOSIT INQURANGE CORPORATIONS _ MEMOOR FLORAL AESEAVE SOeTEM i] Thanks to the Grealsel Public Demand any. Motor Cars oun Trucks Have Ever Enjoyed, the Latest Million Chevrolets. have been Produced in. Less Than 6 Months . Compared to 12 Years for the First Million! So. it is your overwhelming endorsement of the . products and services we offer that is behind: the proWe join all other Chevrolet ' in thanking our customers for making possible this 25 millionth Chevrolet. For the only reason anyone makes more products’ _ is because people want more of them. We Chevrolet dealers are able to deliver more passenger cars and trucks than any other automobile dealers today-because hg Sy mama me ae duction of this 25, millionth Chevrolet less than six, months after completion of tha 24 millionth. $i waksde tase cosine *

are NOEGET 4—Nevada ae California, Friday, December ‘29; 1950 HEMINGWAY'S NEWEST BOOK RECEIVED AT _NEVADA CITY LIBRARY Ernest Hemingway’s’ newest “book, Across the River and Into the Trees,’ is among the new ‘books received at’ the Nevada ‘City library, according to Mrs. iva Williamson, librarian. Other books received at here include’ Dangerous by Nature, .sManning Coles; Nuts in May, ‘Gornelia Otis Skinner;. Cats and People, Frances and Richard Lockridge; The Phasian’ Bird, ‘Henry Williamson; The Adventurer, Mika Waltari, Jubels Children, Lenard Kaufman; Catspaw, “Mary Borden; Do Evil in Return, Margaret Millar; . ,1 Heard of a ‘River, Elois Sangmaster (Land of ‘the Free series, juvenile); The .Necklace, Florence Stuart; Gol_ Aen Acres, Cynthia Millburn; The Lobo: Breed, Chuck Martin; Portrait in Pastels, Joan Garrison; "The Buffalo Brigade, Chuck Stanley; Bells on: Their Toes; Frank B. Gilbreth and Elizabeth G. Cary; A Handbook of Dianeties, L. Ross Hubbard; The Vexations of A. J. Wentworth, B. A., H, F. Ellis; Monk in Armour, G. ‘H. Barr; Guardian Heart, Elizabeth Yates; The Simple Art ot Murder, Raymond Chandler; So Great a Queen, Paul Fischauer; Parade’s End, Ford Madox Ford; 7 Brief: Gaudy Hour, Margaret C. Barnes; In the Best Families, Rex . ‘Stout; World’s Greatest Christ t. ‘mas Stories, edited by Eric Posselt; Black Bonanza, Frank Taylor and Earl M, Welty; The Truman Merry-Go-Round, Robert S. Allen and William V. Shannon; Kon-Tiki, Thor Heyerdahl; To ‘ Love and ‘to Honor, Emilie Loring; From West Point to California, E. D. Keyes; Stroll Through the Diggings of California, William Kelly; College Blue Book, ‘William Hubert Hunt, Ph. D.; ‘Have You Read 100 Great Books? by Jasper Lee Co. : : ‘Mrs. Irene Orzalli donated The t+ Murder by Frances @, Richard Lockridge, and The . ‘Sleep by Raymond Chandler. ' from, the state department of arr resources was received Commodities, of California nia prepared by. division of mines irection of Olaf P. Jenof ‘the 1,04. books borrowed from the library during November, 787 were fiction, 203 juvenile; and 84 ‘miscellaneous. Seven books were borrowed from: the state library. oo I2Q.] Prarie ia Sabian 3 Oe Who ia afon 4 What is the difference in imiles between the lowest depth in ithe ocean to the highest mountain ‘peak? _. 5. How many women were in ‘Congress last year? ~ ‘usWIOM sUTU pepnyjout H “6P6T UP Aprea 10}s01 sy pajatd 80D SS9ISZWOD ISTg 9y} USM °c . SoTTa ZT wey} ato “pF “289 OU} JO 789} INJssad0ns ys1g. a JO} Byep OY} se ‘ZEgI “BI [dv ‘easing ‘a seyreuD ‘¢ é ~—~"000'00' wey} ssery °S i: ; \Letters to The Editor! The views and opinions appearing in this column, Letters to The Editor, are not necessari. ly those of The Nugget. Dear Mr: Wray: ‘ Enclosed find payment for six months subscription renewal to. _ The Nugget. Your editorial page of Dec. 1 was excellent, but I wish you would give a column to some of Adeline Merriam Conner’s poems occassionally or all the time. Would her Chinese Can Do be appropriate now, or When the Swallows Come Again, in March? You compiled a lot of wisdom on page two.of Dec. 1. Best wishes, . M. E. FESSENDEN. Richmond ‘Hill, N. Y. TWO PERCENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Intention on part of directors . and management of the Bank of America to pay a substantially increased rate of. savings interest in 1951 has been announced by. ¥% L. M. Giannini, president. Under the new schedule it is : ; contemplated that a rate of.two. : ‘percent per annum, compounded semi-annually, will be earned by savings deposits in all individual pass book accounts in the Bank of America starting Jan. 1, 1951, compared with the rate of 1%}: percent which applied during the past years. President Giannini stated that}. this course was not only a re-. ) ward for thrift but “also in line with the bank’s established policy to pass along to depositors, stockholders and employes the benefits of continuing satisfactory operations. During 1950, he said, employes ireceived a general increase in salaries plus an additional approximately one and a_ half months salary to participating employes ‘by way of: profit sharing bonus, and dividends to the stockholders increased 20 percent. In addition to being the world’s greatest non-government bank, he pointed out, the Bank of America is the largest savings bank, and as such, so long as it is possible to do so, it seems appropriate to pay a rate as high as that paid by many of the jarge savings banks of the U. S. The Franciscan friar,;; Marcos de Niza, was the first white man to enter what is now Arizona, in 1539. Tungsten is used principally in the manufacture of “high speed”

steels. There are four state, parks in Santa Cruz county. The 450-Sutter building in San Francisco is 346 feet high. Early names for Marysville were Yubaville and New Mecklenberg. , “GIFTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT” THE LATEST IN NEW MERCHANDISE ae NG: Funeral services will be held this morning at 11 oclock at the Myers Grass Valley mortuary for Mrs. Martha Rosella Landsburg, 50, who died Tuesday’ afternoon at Jones. Memorial hospital fol-lowing a.severe stroke at. her home Christmas: morning. Rev. Carl Tamblyn, rector of #1 St. John’ s Episcopal church, of . . Marysville, will officiate. Interm® . } ment ‘will be in Elm Ridge cemeDery. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worthléy, and ‘was born in Washington: At the . . age -of 11, she*moved with her “. parents to Oakland. In 1916 the . . . Worthleys returned ‘to Nevada 1 county, settling in Nevada City. The deceaséd was:married to Roy . Landsburg July 7, 1919, They made’ their home at Lake ‘. Spaulding where Landsburg was. employed by the Pacific Gas & . Electric company for 13 years. A —s i } ing. U. Tuas Sam Says" 1 . fi ; My hat is otf vo couaneds U.s 8. Savings Bonds Cougty Chairmen and others who are still] patriotic service to their country. Year in and : Nines County. Recreation . year out these volunteers are carry. ing the message of financial independence through U. S. Savings Bonds to every county in the nation. '] For 1950 their slogan is: “Save For Your Indepexdence.”’ you how millions of Americans are They'll show . . securing THEIR future by purcaasS. Savings Bonds, J. S. a reasury Depar-mens Unsurpassed in California daughter, Beryl Lee, died July 15, 1936, at the age of 13. Surviving are her husband, Roy, Grass Valley; mother; Mrs. Charles Worthley, Nevada City; sistérs, Mrs. W. L. Swing, Alta; Mrs. Al Bates, Lincoln; and Mrs. Paul Hunt, San Jose, and several nieces and nephews. Z Alpine lake,.a reservoir, is the largest lake in Marin county. Placer county was formed from portions of Yuba and Sutter. CEDAR THEATRE “Tonight and: Saturday Featuring Roy Rogers December 29 and 30 “LOUISA” With Spring Byington, Ronald Reagan, and Ruth Hussey “NORTH OF THE GREAT DIVIDE” . and Penny Edwards Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Featuring John Wayne December 31, January 1, 2 “RIO GRANDE” and Maureen O’Hara —~ Wednesday and Thursday “AR Featuring Maria January 3 and 4 “IN A LONELY PLACE” Starring Humphrey Bogart and Gileria Grahame NIGHTS” Montez, Jon Hall and Sabu Buy Scrip Books atthe Theatre — $2.50 and $5.00 interest at Bank of America! $50,.$50, 000..$500,000 —any amount above or in between—earn 14% interest — compounded semi-annually at Bank of America. If your ving: s deposits are not earning. this much, deposit them in Bank of America any time before January 11 and they'll earn this rate as of January 1. In addition to. all other protections, your dollars in Bank of America are saa ‘cured by capital funds and reserves of around $450 million. For security, convenience, availability, de_ posit your savings in. Bank of America. Start your account for any amount.. save systemBas NATIONAL TRUSTe ASSOCIATION MEMBER PEOERAL-OLPOSIT INQURANGE CORPORATIONS _ MEMOOR FLORAL AESEAVE SOeTEM i] Thanks to the Grealsel Public Demand any. Motor Cars oun Trucks Have Ever Enjoyed, the Latest Million Chevrolets. have been Produced in. Less Than 6 Months .. Compared to 12 Years for the First Million! So. it is your overwhelming endorsement of the . products and services we offer that is behind: the proWe join all other Chevrolet ' in thanking our customers for making possible this 25 millionth Chevrolet. For the only reason anyone makes more products’ _ is because people want more of them. We Chevrolet dealers are able to deliver more passenger cars and trucks than any other automobile dealers today-because hg Sy mama me ae duction of this 25, millionth Chevrolet less than six, months after completion of tha 24 millionth. $i waksde tase cosine *