February 13, 1941 (6 pages)

ee a seneetie tee _ —— i . os os. —— ~ a PAGE. SIX = NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941 a eee Se New Group of Army Training Selectees Announced By Board LINCOLN PROGRAMS PRESENTED Lincoln’s Birthday was appropriately observed yesteerday at both the high and elementary schools. Programs honoring one of the nation's foremost former presidents were presented at both schools. The group of military training selectees who will leave February 26th for a year’s service. in the United States Army have been inducted, according to Merle Morrison. clerk of the Nevada County Selective Service Board. Richard Steele. son of County Treasurer Frank Steele and Leslie Cook, both volunteers, will be in oharge of the contingent. The men inducted are: Pete Paul Christman, Albert Allen TLocherty, Clawson Abraham, Leonard Thomas Hodge, Ivor Lomer Cloward, Clyde Russell Dougherty, Euliam Nettleton, Clyde Thurston Foster, Arthur James Lawrence, Samuel Edgar Bradley, Lee Cliff Sorensen, Louis G. Morrison, William , Edgar ‘Plunkett, Chester Jackson LeRoy F. Turner, Herman John Janson, Charles Elmer Pierce, IJr., DICKERMAN’S . ford and Vernon Rudolph. . Drug Store Phone 30 219 Broad St. The courthouse and the bank in . Nevada City were closed yesterday iin honor of Lincoln’s Birthday. Busi. ‘ness firms remained open. FOOD SALE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CUB SCOUTS . SATURDAY, February 15 In Front of Alpha Stores Ltd. NEVADA CITY . . . Gold Company, Guy Teft and several gene Harvey Reader, Clarence WilSummy,” Leonard William Wirtz, Frank Craw, will be known following -a—meeting . Columbia Hill Mining i Property Involved In . Quiet Title Suit Here A suit to quiet title to property in the Columbia Hill district and also to stop present mining opVOCATION WORK erations on the ground has _ been = \ ee filed in the superior court here. Te NYA pesiect at. the ‘Tates National Forest headquarters is practically all filled with local and Grass Valley youths. According to} _ Forest Supervisor ‘Guerdon Elis, . . thése workers have all shown good promise and are doing an invaluable piece of work for the forest service las well as receiving training in ae ious office work and clerical duties.: The youths have all shown a keen ; interest in the work duties assigned bas well as an eagerness to equip i themselves for jobs in private indus--try.-The-NYA offers a training program for youths between the ages of: { { Republican Convention 17 and 24, and pays them at the rate; of 30c per hour for a maximum of For Nevada City . eturned 69 hours per month. . Robert Paine of this city 7 { from Stockton this week with the} he following workers are now as-) good news ‘Nevada City and Grass . Signed: Dorothy Thomas, Virginia . : : STR Valey may be seected as the site for, Carnie, Vernie cee ars nyder, enneth a convention of the state Young Re-Fradelizio, Paul The plaintiffs in the action are G. A. Bigelow, Emma L. Bigelow, Ruth Keyes, Ethel Whhitcomb, T. C. Bigelow, C. W, Bigelow and L. D. Gassaway. ; The defendants are the San Juan John Does. The suit involves six placer mining claims on Spring Creek. H. Ward Sheldon ‘of this city is attorney for the plaintiffs. Possibility Of Young t publicans. . Mellott, Agatha uates, Doris and The bid of Nevada City and Grass‘ Je@2 Kelley, all of Nevada City. Mack Ellwood of San Juan; Fay Valley was made at the Stockton gathering of Young Republicans during the past weekend by Paine and Valley. Joyce Henwood and Jane ElElton Williams of Grass Valley. j liott have also submitted an ‘applicaWhether the bid will be accepted tion, but have not as (yet received their assignments. in San Jose in March. { According to Ellis, two more If the bid is accepted it will mean Youths interested in engineering between 250 and 300 Young Repubdrafting and who have taken mechlicans will gather here for two days, 4mical drawing in high school can { still be placed. Kent and Marjorie Harris of Grass: Return From San Francisco— Lloyd Penrose, ownex of the Lan-, tern Shop and Fred Garrison return-} ed last night after spending several. “LOOKS LIKE WELL HAVE TO STICK TO ONE , OF THE THREE LOWEST PRICED CARS.” Bale ay ™ ASS / i OPENS SUNDAY As is the case in many gigantic undertakings, the idea for the motion picture, “‘Hudson’s Bay’’, grew out of an insignificant little detail. Oddly enough, it was the label on 4 Hudson Bay Company’s liquor bottle . that first attracted the attention of Local Organizations Conduct Funeral Rites For Mrs. Lillian Stuart Many friends attended the ‘final rite gt the Holmes Funeral Home herve yesterday for Mrs, Lillian Stuart wife of Dr. U. H. Stuart. Rev. H. Thomas Pateman of the . Trinity Episcopal Church conducted. the religious services. The rites of the Native Daughters of the Golden West was presented in the chapel and the local Pocahontas lodge had charge of the graveside services at the Rough and Ready Cemetery. The deceased went through the chairs of both the Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters and local hontas. -The-pall bearers were: ‘Benjamin Taylor, Thomas Casey, Thomas Mulcahy, W. ‘G. Robson, Claude Schwartz and Herman Harung. : KEHRELIN WILL SPEAK President Dwight Steele of the Nevada City Ski Club announced today he has received word Oliver Kehrelin, San Francisco Examiner ski editor, will attend the meeting here tomorrow night to speak and show ski pictures. Steele urges a large turnout of members as well-as any others who desire to hear Kehrelin speak and to see the motion pictures. Taken Home— The Holmes Ambulance Service yesterday took Tommy Mutz, local youth injured in an automobile accident, from the county hospital to his home on Long Street, Poca-; SON BORN TO FROSTS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemp have received word Mr. and ‘Mrs. Wayne Frost, :formerly of this city who are now living in Seattle, Wash. are the . parents of a son. The Frosts left ‘here about four months ago. Frost is ‘the son of Mrs. Kemp. Mrs. Frost is ‘the former Miss Betty Petit of the Blue Tent district. \ FOOD SALE SATURDAY . ! A food sale for the benefit ofthe ' Cub Scouts of this city will be held Saturday in front of the Alpha Store ‘here. Everyone is urged to partici. pate in the sale, ! ‘ ; —VALENTINES— You will find every type of _ Valentine in our complete assortment. Hundreds of Penny Valentines with envelopes. ‘“‘Makeyour-own”’ sets. Tablecloths and napkins, Valentine Candy 5c And 10c Cream Hearts Heart shaped boxes of Miss Saylors, Haas and Hortons chocolates. 25c to $2.50. R. E. HARRIS Revol Phone DRUG STORE 100 WE PELIVER Nevada J Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY South of Pago Pag A picture’ with bigger thrills than in the ‘Mutiny of the Bounty,” starring Victor McLaglen and Jon Hall in a drama, in which a woman was lured to sail with thirty desperate men in quest of pearls, SATURDAY A Night at Earl Carroll Laughing and dancing and singing galore with the cream of American beauty on the stage, featuring Ken Murray and Rose Hobart. Plus MURDER OVER NEW YORK, WITH CHARLIE CHAN. Rinne SUNDAY AND MONDAY Associate Producer Kenneth Mac-' a ner wf tenet 06 Ara NSN AND SEE HOW MUCH MORE YOU GET! 100-HORSEPOWER 6-CYLINDER ECONO-MASTER ENGINE 119-INCH WHEELBASE BIGGER, ROOMIER FISHER BODY NEW INTERIOR LUXURY O many people still think Olds is priced beyond their means. If you’re one — here’s a tip. Take a look at the big, luxurious Olds Special before you pay your money for a de luxe model lowest-priced’ car. You'll find but little differHYDRA-MATIC DRIVE!* NO CLUTCH title) Macgowan did some lengthy re. search and the story and _ central figure behind it—one Pierre Radis-' son, ‘‘the First Canadian’’—were so dramatically appealing that Macgowan was able to sell the studio the idea of making the picture which stars Paul Muni and comes Sunday to the Nevada Theatre. i Lamar Trotti, veteran: film writer who had scored successes with such big pictures as ‘‘In Old Chicago’ was assigned to write the screen play, Pierre Radisson, around whom most of the action in ‘‘Hudson’s Bay” revolves, was something of a paradox. Called a murderer, traitor,’ and renegade by most of his contem-; poraries, Radisson was all of these . —and also a man driven by a dream . so big few people of his time could} grasp it. A hard hitting, and ruthless man. ‘at times, Radisson was endowed . with a certain rogish charm and: depth of character which make him an appealing figure on the screen. Driven into the northern’ wastes, this fabulous man saved half a continent for the ruler who had ordered him hanged and founded a great commercial company that exists to this. day. ‘But who was to bring the colorful Radisson. to life on the screen? Con{ ALSO AVAILABLE WITH Goodby, clutch pedal! And gear-shifting, tool All ‘ you do is steer, step on it, stop! You get improved performance and substantial savings on gas. torn apart upon the whim of a royal autocrat. NEW VALUE AT A $10.00 SAVING! EASY WASHER Lowest price ever—on a quality built EASY Washer with big, sturdy, EXCLUSIVE Streamlined ‘Wringer! Big, family-size, allwhite tub . Speedy washing : action, Lifetime motor. gowan of the 20th Century Fox stu-. 9g Paul Muni in what is probably his dios Hudson S Bay greatest role, a traitor who saved a Aire : new world for the king who had orFascinated by the company’s full dered him hanged. He was the rogue who reunited two lovers ; : 4 COIL-SPRING RHYTHMIC nce in price, but a tremendous ferences were held and suggestions . RIDE FAMOUS OLDS QUALdifference in cars. You'll find ip 70 PRESS considered. Production was delayed ITY THROUGHOUT! can easily afford to own an Olds! Optional at Extra Cost until the perfect man for the role— << : Opposite Highway Patrol Office Hills Flat Phone 436 OLDSMOBI MARKELL MOTORS a star commensurate in importance with such an ambitious film project —could: be obtained. —— Returns To Santa Clara— Mrs. Katherine Celio. has returned to her home in Santa Clara. She came here for the funeral of the late William B. Celio and remained for several days thereafter, Grass Valley —M. Phone 5 Nevada City Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 88 Grass Valley ZENIT! THE WORLD'S STANDARD OF RADIO VALUE See The New Models On Display At Our Showrooms THE HARMONY SHOP PHONE 61 GRASS VALLEY 125 ‘MILL STREET

ee a seneetie tee _ —— i . os os. —— ~ a PAGE. SIX = NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941 a eee Se New Group of Army Training Selectees Announced By Board LINCOLN PROGRAMS PRESENTED Lincoln’s Birthday was appropriately observed yesteerday at both the high and elementary schools. Programs honoring one of the nation's foremost former presidents were presented at both schools. The group of military training selectees who will leave February 26th for a year’s service. in the United States Army have been inducted, according to Merle Morrison. clerk of the Nevada County Selective Service Board. Richard Steele. son of County Treasurer Frank Steele and Leslie Cook, both volunteers, will be in oharge of the contingent. The men inducted are: Pete Paul Christman, Albert Allen TLocherty, Clawson Abraham, Leonard Thomas Hodge, Ivor Lomer Cloward, Clyde Russell Dougherty, Euliam Nettleton, Clyde Thurston Foster, Arthur James Lawrence, Samuel Edgar Bradley, Lee Cliff Sorensen, Louis G. Morrison, William , Edgar ‘Plunkett, Chester Jackson LeRoy F. Turner, Herman John Janson, Charles Elmer Pierce, IJr., DICKERMAN’S . ford and Vernon Rudolph. . Drug Store Phone 30 219 Broad St. The courthouse and the bank in . Nevada City were closed yesterday iin honor of Lincoln’s Birthday. Busi. ‘ness firms remained open. FOOD SALE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CUB SCOUTS . SATURDAY, February 15 In Front of Alpha Stores Ltd. NEVADA CITY . . . Gold Company, Guy Teft and several gene Harvey Reader, Clarence WilSummy,” Leonard William Wirtz, Frank Craw, will be known following -a—meeting . Columbia Hill Mining i Property Involved In . Quiet Title Suit Here A suit to quiet title to property in the Columbia Hill district and also to stop present mining opVOCATION WORK erations on the ground has _ been = \ ee filed in the superior court here. Te NYA pesiect at. the ‘Tates National Forest headquarters is practically all filled with local and Grass Valley youths. According to} _ Forest Supervisor ‘Guerdon Elis, . . thése workers have all shown good promise and are doing an invaluable piece of work for the forest service las well as receiving training in ae ious office work and clerical duties.: The youths have all shown a keen ; interest in the work duties assigned bas well as an eagerness to equip i themselves for jobs in private indus--try.-The-NYA offers a training program for youths between the ages of: { { Republican Convention 17 and 24, and pays them at the rate; of 30c per hour for a maximum of For Nevada City . eturned 69 hours per month. . Robert Paine of this city 7 { from Stockton this week with the} he following workers are now as-) good news ‘Nevada City and Grass . Signed: Dorothy Thomas, Virginia . : : STR Valey may be seected as the site for, Carnie, Vernie cee ars nyder, enneth a convention of the state Young Re-Fradelizio, Paul The plaintiffs in the action are G. A. Bigelow, Emma L. Bigelow, Ruth Keyes, Ethel Whhitcomb, T. C. Bigelow, C. W, Bigelow and L. D. Gassaway. ; The defendants are the San Juan John Does. The suit involves six placer mining claims on Spring Creek. H. Ward Sheldon ‘of this city is attorney for the plaintiffs. Possibility Of Young t publicans. . Mellott, Agatha uates, Doris and The bid of Nevada City and Grass‘ Je@2 Kelley, all of Nevada City. Mack Ellwood of San Juan; Fay Valley was made at the Stockton gathering of Young Republicans during the past weekend by Paine and Valley. Joyce Henwood and Jane ElElton Williams of Grass Valley. j liott have also submitted an ‘applicaWhether the bid will be accepted tion, but have not as (yet received their assignments. in San Jose in March. { According to Ellis, two more If the bid is accepted it will mean Youths interested in engineering between 250 and 300 Young Repubdrafting and who have taken mechlicans will gather here for two days, 4mical drawing in high school can { still be placed. Kent and Marjorie Harris of Grass: Return From San Francisco— Lloyd Penrose, ownex of the Lan-, tern Shop and Fred Garrison return-} ed last night after spending several. “LOOKS LIKE WELL HAVE TO STICK TO ONE , OF THE THREE LOWEST PRICED CARS..” Bale ay ™ ASS / i OPENS SUNDAY As is the case in many gigantic undertakings, the idea for the motion picture, “‘Hudson’s Bay’’, grew out of an insignificant little detail. Oddly enough, it was the label on 4 Hudson Bay Company’s liquor bottle . that first attracted the attention of Local Organizations Conduct Funeral Rites For Mrs. Lillian Stuart Many friends attended the ‘final rite gt the Holmes Funeral Home herve yesterday for Mrs, Lillian Stuart wife of Dr. U. H. Stuart. Rev. H. Thomas Pateman of the . Trinity Episcopal Church conducted. the religious services. The rites of the Native Daughters of the Golden West was presented in the chapel and the local Pocahontas lodge had charge of the graveside services at the Rough and Ready Cemetery. The deceased went through the chairs of both the Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters and local hontas. -The-pall bearers were: ‘Benjamin Taylor, Thomas Casey, Thomas Mulcahy, W. ‘G. Robson, Claude Schwartz and Herman Harung. : KEHRELIN WILL SPEAK President Dwight Steele of the Nevada City Ski Club announced today he has received word Oliver Kehrelin, San Francisco Examiner ski editor, will attend the meeting here tomorrow night to speak and show ski pictures. Steele urges a large turnout of members as well-as any others who desire to hear Kehrelin speak and to

see the motion pictures. Taken Home— The Holmes Ambulance Service yesterday took Tommy Mutz, local youth injured in an automobile accident, from the county hospital to his home on Long Street, Poca-; SON BORN TO FROSTS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemp have received word Mr. and ‘Mrs. Wayne Frost, :formerly of this city who are now living in Seattle, Wash. are the . parents of a son. The Frosts left ‘here about four months ago. Frost is ‘the son of Mrs. Kemp. Mrs. Frost is ‘the former Miss Betty Petit of the Blue Tent district. \ FOOD SALE SATURDAY . ! A food sale for the benefit ofthe ' Cub Scouts of this city will be held Saturday in front of the Alpha Store ‘here. Everyone is urged to partici. pate in the sale, ! ‘ ; —VALENTINES— You will find every type of _ Valentine in our complete assortment. Hundreds of Penny Valentines with envelopes. ‘“‘Makeyour-own”’ sets. Tablecloths and napkins, Valentine Candy 5c And 10c Cream Hearts Heart shaped boxes of Miss Saylors, Haas and Hortons chocolates. 25c to $2.50. R. E. HARRIS Revol Phone DRUG STORE 100 WE PELIVER Nevada J Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY South of Pago Pag A picture’ with bigger thrills than in the ‘Mutiny of the Bounty,” starring Victor McLaglen and Jon Hall in a drama, in which a woman was lured to sail with thirty desperate men in quest of pearls, SATURDAY A Night at Earl Carroll Laughing and dancing and singing galore with the cream of American beauty on the stage, featuring Ken Murray and Rose Hobart. Plus MURDER OVER NEW YORK, WITH CHARLIE CHAN. Rinne SUNDAY AND MONDAY Associate Producer Kenneth Mac-' a ner wf tenet 06 Ara NSN AND SEE HOW MUCH MORE YOU GET! 100-HORSEPOWER 6-CYLINDER ECONO-MASTER ENGINE 119-INCH WHEELBASE BIGGER, ROOMIER FISHER BODY NEW INTERIOR LUXURY O many people still think Olds is priced beyond their means. If you’re one — here’s a tip. Take a look at the big, luxurious Olds Special before you pay your money for a de luxe model lowest-priced’ car. You'll find but little differHYDRA-MATIC DRIVE!* NO CLUTCH title) Macgowan did some lengthy re. search and the story and _ central figure behind it—one Pierre Radis-' son, ‘‘the First Canadian’’—were so dramatically appealing that Macgowan was able to sell the studio the idea of making the picture which stars Paul Muni and comes Sunday to the Nevada Theatre. i Lamar Trotti, veteran: film writer who had scored successes with such big pictures as ‘‘In Old Chicago’ was assigned to write the screen play, Pierre Radisson, around whom most of the action in ‘‘Hudson’s Bay” revolves, was something of a paradox. Called a murderer, traitor,’ and renegade by most of his contem-; poraries, Radisson was all of these . —and also a man driven by a dream . so big few people of his time could} grasp it. A hard hitting, and ruthless man. ‘at times, Radisson was endowed . with a certain rogish charm and: depth of character which make him an appealing figure on the screen. Driven into the northern’ wastes, this fabulous man saved half a continent for the ruler who had ordered him hanged and founded a great commercial company that exists to this. day. ‘But who was to bring the colorful Radisson. to life on the screen? Con{ ALSO AVAILABLE WITH Goodby, clutch pedal! And gear-shifting, tool All ‘ you do is steer, step on it, stop! You get improved performance and substantial savings on gas. torn apart upon the whim of a royal autocrat. NEW VALUE AT A $10.00 SAVING! EASY WASHER Lowest price ever—on a quality built EASY Washer with big, sturdy, EXCLUSIVE Streamlined ‘Wringer! Big, family-size, allwhite tub .. Speedy washing : action, Lifetime motor. gowan of the 20th Century Fox stu-. 9g Paul Muni in what is probably his dios Hudson S Bay greatest role, a traitor who saved a Aire : new world for the king who had orFascinated by the company’s full dered him hanged. He was the rogue who reunited two lovers ; : 4 COIL-SPRING RHYTHMIC nce in price, but a tremendous ferences were held and suggestions . RIDE FAMOUS OLDS QUALdifference in cars. You'll find ip 70 PRESS considered. Production was delayed ITY THROUGHOUT! can easily afford to own an Olds! Optional at Extra Cost until the perfect man for the role— << : Opposite Highway Patrol Office Hills Flat Phone 436 OLDSMOBI MARKELL MOTORS a star commensurate in importance with such an ambitious film project —could: be obtained. —— Returns To Santa Clara— Mrs. Katherine Celio. has returned to her home in Santa Clara. She came here for the funeral of the late William B. Celio and remained for several days thereafter, Grass Valley —M. Phone 5 Nevada City Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 88 Grass Valley ZENIT! THE WORLD'S STANDARD OF RADIO VALUE See The New Models On Display At Our Showrooms THE HARMONY SHOP PHONE 61 GRASS VALLEY 125 ‘MILL STREET