December 30, 1943 (8 pages)

a 2 Se aaiainemmes Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, Décembar 30, E945 “D We are grateful to you for SS "aN 4 oy ‘4 F what value is gratitude if it: forever remains unexpressed? the loyalty which has enabled us to make measureable progress during these difficult times. And we want you to know it. SS WE WISH FOR YOU IN 1944 LOADS OF GOOD LUCK THE HARMONY SHOP 123 Mill Street — Grass Valley — CONSUMERS ‘Mrs. America would rather have the snap back in her girdle, sooner than washing machines, refrigerators and electric irons, according to a war production survey. The checkup Was made to #find out what M-. and Mis. America miss most’ right now so that the Office of Civiliart Requirements could map. out producj tion requirements for 1944. THE WPB already has revoked production limitations on corsets, girdles and otfiér foundation garments . made from elastie fabric, the leastic thread used in these to be produced from synthetic rubber. However, no great sweet potatoes have been placed under price control to stop price rises dead in their tracks. Yam prices were frozen at the individual seller’s *highest price for the five day period from December 17 throuh 8 December 21, Thus the ceilings will —< we Mf Just a line to extend to you our sincere thanks for your patronage in 1943, and to wish you and yours a most Happy and Prosperous New ‘Year, Remember, we are always at yourservice. . a * that “silence tell you how ME + Sie Food Palace Commercial and York Streets NEVADA CITY year, and to ., 820 BROAD .@» ‘NEVADA MAN eld et St . An old adage assures us but, on the Eve of New Year’s, we can hardly agree. We believe this is the time to speak up and much we ° have appreciated your patronage during the past wish you KOPP’S BAKERY STREET OIry GREETINGS 108 West Main Street Grass Valley Cone Cue Come All THE NEW T EAL CAFE vary according to the top price of the indvidual merchant, but the up‘ward trend of fresh sweet potato prices has been nipped: That holiday bonus for food stamp—spare stamp’ number one in war, ration book four—will expire at12:01 a. m. Sunday, January 2. Meantime, it’s good for five points for the retail purchase of all pork items on the point value chart, including bacon and’ ham. Ajnd speaking of fation jpoinis, Mrs. America has six sets of brown stamps valid now for the: purchase of meats and fats—L M N P Q and R. All except_R expire on January rt, R will be good until Januar 29. As for processed foods, the green stamp D F-F in book four are good through January 20. On January I thé green stamps G H and J will become valid to run through February 20. Here’s good news for the ice man. axpproximately 40'000 units in the heer RATIONFACTSFOR MINING ASSN. TO MEET JAN.27 metal er supply; machinery and equipment for the mines; problems of gold and silver; islation, and“ questions of mine taxation will be featured prominenily in the sessions. was originally founded in Denver in 1898 and the Western Division to be held in that city was’in 1836. Howard I. Young, president of the congress, is now serving in the war production board.as director of its minerals bureau and director of the minerals coordinating as host to the conference, is merzing its traditional meeting with that of the mining’ congress. Mining men: from all parts of the west and in fact throughout the nation will‘thus have an opportunity well known hospitality of Colorado, to attend the famous ‘Sowbelly The WRB plans to increase produc-. pinner” and the association’s Silver . tion of domestic-ice refrigerators by Banquet. Robert. S. Palmer, secretary of the Colorado Mining AssocA joint meeting of the Colorado Mining Association and the Western division of Congress will be held in ‘Colorado, January 27, 28 and 29, according Denver and Washington ‘headquar'ers of the two organizations. ; Mining Denver, the American to an announcement from At this meeting, wartime (problems of the mining industry will he discussed by mining west, in.conference with officials cf men of the } ’ : ‘ rar encies ncerned with increase in the amount available will the Hy 2) ae Le ° aes : ; 3 ; rages r roduction ani be~ noticed immediately, and it is aes ~” sees “ oe pny 3 it congressiona representatives not @xpected that all rubber, gara eos Se p ments will be available for sevéral. ‘7O™ ¢ te Sheen P Current, policies of the WPB and months. a ye of other agencies; anticigated reNews for food budgeteers—fresh . quirements for the various minerals: prices. and quotas; manpovstockpiling policies and legThe needs of weste®n mining essential to its all out performance in 3 8 the. war program will be fully con-. The elaborate and colorful sidered, and there will be special. used in the Shrine ceremonials also . round table meetings to give detailed attention to the present. and future Status of each of the metals. The American Mining Congress last meeting of the resources division. : The Colorado Mining Association, to enjoy the ele teeieeeeanenteenie cei vention.— Mining and _ Industrial News. Ben Ali Temple I Grand Reception For . . Imperial Potentate f ne {) Blue Lodge Masons, as.,well wig Piya members of the Scottish and York / fa ic pee ae iz fe es Rites, and Shriners, are invited ty! ¥ Me Gee participate in a grand reception to] : 4 Imperial Potentate Morley E. Mc-. @ Kenzie, of Toronto, Canadaio bel & held in the Memorial Auditorium at it Sacramento, Thursday evening, Dec. yw ember 80th, at 8:30 o’clock. i TO GIVE GUR NEW YEAR « This Baap hatametdenigede is made by . g MESSAGE EXTRA FORCE Gustave E. Dimmen, local represen-, ¥ , is ‘ tative. of Ben Ali Temple of Sacra-) ¥ WE'RE BACKING IT UP mento, which is giving the affair . ¥ 3 ; The invitation also includes mem-. ‘.WATH A SOLDIER, SAILOR shag of the families of Masons of all . ) AND MARINE. YES, HERE'S degrees. 1 a 4 An elaborate program has prepared for the occasion, including ! a concert by the Ben Ali Band and been . the Ben Ali Chanters, the introdue% yw i tion of many Shrine notables, an address by the Imperial Potentate and vaudeville. The evening will be concluded with dancing. Music will he , furnished by Emil Martins orchestra . from radio station KFBK, Sacramen. Ali ritual, with accompanying band: evening’s festivities. on the west coast to attend the east-. Crippled Childrens’ Hospital. game will be held in Kazar Stadium next Saturday afternoon. hunting son. special season as of;December 27 is 1,746 deer. Monterey with 246 and San Diezo with 225. are the three leading counties of kill? ‘ i to, \ { sets . will be utilized for this occasion; , and one of the high lights of the eve. ning will be the presentation of the . iation, is in charge of the state 1 WISHING YOU A GREAT, WONDERFUL NEW YEAR. Me de BERYL ROBINSON’S ’ Richfield Station SACRAMENTO STREET NEVADA CITY. ARWRRRRNNI NRHA RBBB RMN HAD RRA HBBM HH MMMM RRR RB Bde famous sand storm,scene of the Ben music. Judge Byron E. Gaddis, Potentate of Ben Ali, will preside over the Imperial Potentate MacKenzie is} the The west game, for the benefit of There are four more-days of dee: in California’s winter seaThe reported kill» during this Los Angeles with 395, first, quarter of 1944, bringing the tota? output’ for this period to 269,809 units. So it looks as if new housekeepers will be able to find ice boxes during the coming year. If Mr. and Mrs. America step our Eeve, it should not cost more than last year‘s entertainment. All charges for drinks, meals or special food items in night clubs, hotels and other eating establishments must conform to~last year’s prices. This is a ‘Yequirement of the: OPA regulation covering restaurants and other eating places. ‘Mrs. Americas suggestion for all ‘pay above top legal prices. I will California Taxpayers association estion of the county for January 1943 ed at 8,014,000 for January 1944,. by the taxpayers organization. This is an increase of, 1,007,000 or about 16 per cent over the 6,907,387 peoFA ALL IS THE SINCERE WISH OF ® MR. AND: MRS. H. E. BOLTON ¥ a a 3 male MR. AND. MRS. H. E. BOLTON Corner Pine and Broad Streets MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING PEACE AND HAPPINESS TO Us ple shown by the ‘April’ 1940 census. Population of the state a year ago was estimated at 7.795,000. dustries have drained manpower and population from. many (California counties,’’ “While. two counties Contra. Cosia and Solano have more than* doubled in population since the»census, twenty one counties.are estimated to have a smaller population ‘for January, than they had when the census -was taken,”’ 4 nize the return to their old homes of many of the people who have gone to war industry areas to work;’’ the association pointed out. ‘In ordin-. ary times, the growt in California has be with’ nearly, all areas showing increases. After victory, population of many inflated war centers can be ex-. pected to drop back toward’ normal. ‘Local government planning for the] future should provide for such a not accept rationed goods withou giving up ration stamps. COUNTY CENSUS ESTIMATED TO BE LOWER IN °44 Civilian population o Nevada county for January 1944, is 15,500, timated today. At the time the 1940 census was taken, there were. 19,283 people in the county. Populawa sestimated at 17,000. Population of the state is estimar. : tris. year to ‘celebrate New =. : w homemakers is to include the home front pledge among their New Years resolutions. The pledge: I will not : yw } We make a Prediction And a Wish As the old*year wares xk & Our Prediction: 1944 is going to be a very bad year for the Japs. Our Wish: That 1944 be especially favorable to you .chockful of health happiness and prosperity. OT MILL 122 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY VRB DLR BD DBR DDD DA RHR BBB HOLIDAY. GREETINGS * The success we enjoyed in 1943 is not merely the resuli of chance. It is the accumulating rewa:d of long years of effort on our part to give the most ’ in quality and service for your money. That policy holds good in 1944, a year which, we hopc,-will shower many . blessitigs upon you, COLFAX FRUIT GROWERS COMPANY HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY Senos * “Communities with @arge war. inthe association found. “Post war planning shotld recorof population widespread, . trend in population.” f W YEAR JOY HAPPY New Year From the BRET . HARTE ~ INN 4

a 2 Se aaiainemmes Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, Décembar 30, E945 “D We are grateful to you for SS "aN 4 oy ‘4 F what value is gratitude if it: forever remains unexpressed? the loyalty which has enabled us to make measureable progress during these difficult times. And we want you to know it. SS WE WISH FOR YOU IN 1944 LOADS OF GOOD LUCK THE HARMONY SHOP 123 Mill Street — Grass Valley — CONSUMERS ‘Mrs. America would rather have the snap back in her girdle, sooner than washing machines, refrigerators and electric irons, according to a war production survey. The checkup Was made to #find out what M-. and Mis. America miss most’ right now so that the Office of Civiliart Requirements could map. out producj tion requirements for 1944. THE WPB already has revoked production limitations on corsets, girdles and otfiér foundation garments . made from elastie fabric, the leastic thread used in these to be produced from synthetic rubber. However, no great sweet potatoes have been placed under price control to stop price rises dead in their tracks. Yam prices were frozen at the individual seller’s *highest price for the five day period from December 17 throuh 8 December 21, Thus the ceilings will —< we Mf Just a line to extend to you our sincere thanks for your patronage in 1943, and to wish you and yours a most Happy and Prosperous New ‘Year, Remember, we are always at yourservice. . a * that “silence tell you how ME + Sie Food Palace Commercial and York Streets NEVADA CITY year, and to ., 820 BROAD .@» ‘NEVADA MAN eld et St . An old adage assures us but, on the Eve of New Year’s, we can hardly agree. We believe this is the time to speak up and much we ° have appreciated your patronage during the past wish you KOPP’S BAKERY STREET OIry GREETINGS 108 West Main Street Grass Valley Cone Cue Come All THE NEW T EAL CAFE vary according to the top price of the indvidual merchant, but the up‘ward trend of fresh sweet potato prices has been nipped: That holiday bonus for food stamp—spare stamp’ number one in war, ration book four—will expire at12:01 a. m. Sunday, January 2. Meantime, it’s good for five points for the retail purchase of all pork items on the point value chart, including bacon and’ ham. Ajnd speaking of fation jpoinis, Mrs. America has six sets of brown stamps valid now for the: purchase of meats and fats—L M N P Q and R. All except_R expire on January rt, R will be good until Januar 29. As for processed foods, the green stamp D F-F in book four are good through January 20. On January I thé green stamps G H and J will become valid to run through February 20. Here’s good news for the ice man. axpproximately 40'000 units in the heer RATIONFACTSFOR MINING ASSN. TO MEET JAN.27 metal er supply; machinery and equipment for the mines; problems of gold and silver; islation, and“ questions of mine taxation will be featured prominenily in the sessions. was originally founded in Denver in 1898 and the Western Division to be held in that city was’in 1836. Howard I. Young, president of the congress, is now serving in the war production board.as director of its minerals bureau and director of the minerals coordinating as host to the conference, is merzing its traditional meeting with that of the mining’ congress. Mining men: from all parts of the west and in fact throughout the nation will‘thus have an opportunity well known hospitality of Colorado, to attend the famous ‘Sowbelly The WRB plans to increase produc-. pinner” and the association’s Silver . tion of domestic-ice refrigerators by Banquet. Robert. S. Palmer, secretary of the Colorado Mining AssocA joint meeting of the Colorado Mining Association and the Western division of Congress will be held in ‘Colorado, January 27, 28 and 29, according Denver and Washington ‘headquar'ers of the two organizations. ; Mining Denver, the American to an announcement from At this meeting, wartime (problems of the mining industry will he discussed by mining west, in.conference with officials cf men of the } ’ : ‘ rar encies ncerned with increase in the amount available will the Hy 2) ae Le ° aes : ; 3 ; rages r roduction ani be~ noticed immediately, and it is aes ~” sees “ oe pny 3 it congressiona representatives not @xpected that all rubber, gara eos Se p ments will be available for sevéral. ‘7O™ ¢ te Sheen P Current, policies of the WPB and months. a ye of other agencies; anticigated reNews for food budgeteers—fresh . quirements for the various minerals: prices. and quotas; manpovstockpiling policies and legThe needs of weste®n mining essential to its all out performance in 3 8 the. war program will be fully con-. The elaborate and colorful sidered, and there will be special. used in the Shrine ceremonials also . round table meetings to give detailed attention to the present. and future Status of each of the metals. The American Mining Congress last meeting of the resources division. : The Colorado Mining Association, to enjoy the ele teeieeeeanenteenie cei vention.— Mining and _ Industrial News. Ben Ali Temple I Grand Reception For . . Imperial Potentate f ne {) Blue Lodge Masons, as.,well wig Piya members of the Scottish and York / fa ic pee ae iz fe es Rites, and Shriners, are invited ty! ¥ Me Gee participate in a grand reception to] : 4

Imperial Potentate Morley E. Mc-. @ Kenzie, of Toronto, Canadaio bel & held in the Memorial Auditorium at it Sacramento, Thursday evening, Dec. yw ember 80th, at 8:30 o’clock. i TO GIVE GUR NEW YEAR « This Baap hatametdenigede is made by . g MESSAGE EXTRA FORCE Gustave E. Dimmen, local represen-, ¥ , is ‘ tative. of Ben Ali Temple of Sacra-) ¥ WE'RE BACKING IT UP mento, which is giving the affair . ¥ 3 ; The invitation also includes mem-. ‘.WATH A SOLDIER, SAILOR shag of the families of Masons of all . ) AND MARINE. YES, HERE'S degrees. 1 a 4 An elaborate program has prepared for the occasion, including ! a concert by the Ben Ali Band and been . the Ben Ali Chanters, the introdue% yw i tion of many Shrine notables, an address by the Imperial Potentate and vaudeville. The evening will be concluded with dancing. Music will he , furnished by Emil Martins orchestra . from radio station KFBK, Sacramen. Ali ritual, with accompanying band: evening’s festivities. on the west coast to attend the east-. Crippled Childrens’ Hospital. game will be held in Kazar Stadium next Saturday afternoon. hunting son. special season as of;December 27 is 1,746 deer. Monterey with 246 and San Diezo with 225. are the three leading counties of kill? ‘ i to, \ { sets . will be utilized for this occasion; , and one of the high lights of the eve. ning will be the presentation of the . iation, is in charge of the state 1 WISHING YOU A GREAT, WONDERFUL NEW YEAR. Me de BERYL ROBINSON’S ’ Richfield Station SACRAMENTO STREET NEVADA CITY. ARWRRRRNNI NRHA RBBB RMN HAD RRA HBBM HH MMMM RRR RB Bde famous sand storm,scene of the Ben music. Judge Byron E. Gaddis, Potentate of Ben Ali, will preside over the Imperial Potentate MacKenzie is} the The west game, for the benefit of There are four more-days of dee: in California’s winter seaThe reported kill» during this Los Angeles with 395, first, quarter of 1944, bringing the tota? output’ for this period to 269,809 units. So it looks as if new housekeepers will be able to find ice boxes during the coming year. If Mr. and Mrs. America step our Eeve, it should not cost more than last year‘s entertainment. All charges for drinks, meals or special food items in night clubs, hotels and other eating establishments must conform to~last year’s prices. This is a ‘Yequirement of the: OPA regulation covering restaurants and other eating places. ‘Mrs. Americas suggestion for all ‘pay above top legal prices. I will California Taxpayers association estion of the county for January 1943 ed at 8,014,000 for January 1944,. by the taxpayers organization. This is an increase of, 1,007,000 or about 16 per cent over the 6,907,387 peoFA ALL IS THE SINCERE WISH OF ® MR. AND: MRS. H. E. BOLTON ¥ a a 3 male MR. AND. MRS. H. E. BOLTON Corner Pine and Broad Streets MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING PEACE AND HAPPINESS TO Us ple shown by the ‘April’ 1940 census. Population of the state a year ago was estimated at 7.795,000. dustries have drained manpower and population from. many (California counties,’’ “While. two counties Contra. Cosia and Solano have more than* doubled in population since the»census, twenty one counties.are estimated to have a smaller population ‘for January, than they had when the census -was taken,”’ 4 nize the return to their old homes of many of the people who have gone to war industry areas to work;’’ the association pointed out. ‘In ordin-. ary times, the growt in California has be with’ nearly, all areas showing increases. After victory, population of many inflated war centers can be ex-. pected to drop back toward’ normal. ‘Local government planning for the] future should provide for such a not accept rationed goods withou giving up ration stamps. COUNTY CENSUS ESTIMATED TO BE LOWER IN °44 Civilian population o Nevada county for January 1944, is 15,500, timated today. At the time the 1940 census was taken, there were. 19,283 people in the county. Populawa sestimated at 17,000. Population of the state is estimar. : tris. year to ‘celebrate New =. : w homemakers is to include the home front pledge among their New Years resolutions. The pledge: I will not : yw } We make a Prediction And a Wish As the old*year wares xk & Our Prediction: 1944 is going to be a very bad year for the Japs. Our Wish: That 1944 be especially favorable to you ..chockful of health happiness and prosperity. OT MILL 122 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY VRB DLR BD DBR DDD DA RHR BBB HOLIDAY. GREETINGS * The success we enjoyed in 1943 is not merely the resuli of chance. It is the accumulating rewa:d of long years of effort on our part to give the most ’ in quality and service for your money. That policy holds good in 1944, a year which, we hopc,-will shower many . blessitigs upon you, COLFAX FRUIT GROWERS COMPANY HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY Senos * “Communities with @arge war. inthe association found. “Post war planning shotld recorof population widespread, . trend in population.” f W YEAR JOY HAPPY New Year From the BRET . HARTE ~ INN 4