January 29, 1942 (4 pages)

bares, —-= jtrees in summer home yards during drought periods, so they could better resist insect attacks. 305 Broad Street. His enthusiasm to protect our forest areas, could well be Phone 36. memorialized by giving his name to some geographical feature on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, Ranger Snider sug A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE gests. Editor and Publisher at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 1879. —; at KF Funeral services ‘ed later by the Home of this city. will be announc Holmes Funeral (Continued from Page One) ‘ ~ sity contributions all wedding took place in September,. ¢1 have been received by the local 1887. A few years later Dr. and Mrs. Red Cross for the War Relief Fund: oo Tickell came to Nevada City where, “Bragging won't scare the enemy to death; _ballyh pete tet anle ek won't do it; boasting of our great mass production capacity the doctor quickly established a large. aS IsMare . garty, : Chittenden, Warren practice. land Navy Yard Communit Chest is meaningless unless we really mass-produce for war. He was interested in mining dursap pat t <— Certrude ars é . . : Voicing those opinions in a recent speech, Mr. Walter ing most of the years of his residence J. . irc S here. It was one of his hobbies. At if B. Weisenburger, Executive Vice-President of the National one time he was associated with A. Living In Sacramento— Association of Manufacturers, declared that the successful B. Foote in the Mubiwump mine near} “Mr: and Mrs. Clifton Bonivert and prosecution of the war will take “‘all the organization talent Alleghany, Long before his passing,. children are now making their home however, he had disposed of his min-;at 3752 5th Ave., Sacramento. Boniand experience that America can muster to integrate and ing interests, with tthe exception of, vert is now employed as a guard by speed production. When the president’s newest program the Salina, a small property in the the army in Sacramento. reaches industry iin the form of orders and specifications, it vicinity of the Spanish __will require at least 60 per-cent of all the factory output. mine _ above . Washington. . = Besides his wife, Mrs. Belle Tic forms as usual,’ “and as a truly iinited and inspired nation to take up the supreme job of waging war.” PRODUCTION BOSS Fos a long time Americansin the know about our huge war job have been asking for one-man control of production ~~ in. Washington. r, In the past the overlapping ceca and divided responsibilities that existed between the various agencies charged with directing the war program produced a great deal of inefficiency. Manufacturers often had difficulty getting the go ahead . signal on work that they were prepared to do. Last minute changes in contracts caused countless delays. Alterations in the designs of weapons that had already gone into production. slowed down the entire program. No man can serve two mas-! ters, yet somehow makers of war equipment often had to try. to serve—not two—but half a dozen or more, all because no! centralized authority existed. it younger 7) to Washingtom cent over 1940. increased 83 per SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Keys Made While You Wait Vacuum Bicycles, Steel Tapes, (Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric. Lrons, Stoves, Etc. AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED West Light CRUSHED -ROAD ROCK Repaired. SAWS, Gunsmith, i Coner.-te Material Pea Gravel Brick Building Rock Welding Fill Material FIXIT SHOP Maiy St., Phone Grass Valley Rock and Sand 602 Grass Valley Phone 45 GRASS VALLEY New Deal EXPERT Mixed Drinks iivery Taste to County Lumber pany convert it breakfast . into Please and hard Service. ARTS RADIO HOSPITAL experts Phone 346 . i d c ity, Oak, Pine and Manzanita . Delivered Promptly STUDEBAKER Phone 418. J PONTIAC Sales and Service . @ . . . Service Garage W. Cor. S. Williamson, Pine and Spring Prop. Phone 106 Li £ alit. THE BIG BAD HAVE YOu ZVES! = xX AMINED BLIZZARD? NOT THE GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS DRIVERS For many years leading American industries have maintained schools for their own workers to train them and help them get ahead. Now, besides making weapons to win the war, industry is taking precautions to make sure that new recruits -— how to use these weapons and keep them in fighting shape. No matter how is, We’re always on Day storms ‘dont Let us show bad the stop you the weather job. Wash our what IS NEEDED even when : \a service. tn libudget ability really means. Keystone who _ has ford was always there with constructive comments in the _ Newspaper and among his business associates where his sound LtTe:3Z Wa sulk g ithe from the tree trunks. He did, however,improve the the trees to a great degree and gave publicity to for. you Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners Phone 108 ’ Grass Valley, California ' to stock Oil up mista but now. CONFIDENCE DAVE. RICHARDS, Prop. advise Ask for PURETEST Oil—it is more refined and more pleasant. to take. In buying any household drugs Products. Covered by the fam— of pur Phone 67 +{. HE “The confidence and trust waicel in us in the past — the many Andy Holmes, Owner 24 Hour Ambulance Service at Reasonable ie “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE’”’ Nevada City, 246 Sacramento “Grass: Valley, 150 SAuburn _ Street—Phone 203 Street—Phone 56 Nevada City We supply our patrons with the. meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and_ quality H R. E. HARRIS nC . 2153 Commercial Street set the habit of using’ Puretest ous Rexall fuaranatee ity and accuracy, ‘HOLMES FUN ERAL HOME nkey’’ bloodin him to reach the ends of the “Have the. NORWEGIAN judgment was respected. One of the measures he fostered was . . “ Nevada County families we have served is a valued part of our organization. ‘The service we have always rendered has been one of the legislative act passed to enable the State of Nevada to redignity and. sympathy. The beauty of Holmes arrangements is a ceive the Federal Aid for Forest Fire Prevention under the pro-. lasting memory. Holmes Funeral Home feels worthy of your ‘con‘fidence and trust as evidenced by its many years of understanding _ visions of the Clark-McNary Law. service. ss ¢ He was much concerned about the mistletoe on the PonPHONE US—ANY TIME derosa Pinesin his Lake Tahoe Summer home yard and, after a study of government publications, evolved a plan of his own: to tub the mistletoe off the tree limbs by hand and treat led to Snider, georked satisfactorily, except’ that he did not Market. iit POTENG’ 111 Bennett Street ' is limited depend In the recent passing of ~ Graham Sanford, retired pubbeen a staunch supporter of measures and policies promoting the wise handling of our natural resources, particularly our forest areas, reflects District Ranger H. I. Snider of the Tahoe National Forest. Sanford was very active in the protective organizational work carried on in Western Nevada for the per” iod 1928to 1939 at the end of which time, the unit was granted recognition by the Chief F orester at_ Washington. D. C., and was established as a separate ranger district which was added to the Mono National Forest. During those years when we had to coordinate the idea of local governments, business organizations, land owners, and recreation seekers, to produce a fixed policy with needed cooperation for protecting and developing Western Nevada's forest, watershed, grazing and recreation areas, Graham San Nevada City WHO’S AFRAID OF equipment operation. lisher, at Reno, Nevada, conservationists lost one Phone 45 ; Wood Big or Little Orders— representative Ci evada AND SAND Equipment = 500 Pion < 506 N GRASS VALLEY ROCK JAKE’S WOOD YARD SERVICE with Boulder Street OF Valley 8-21-tf . ._ Front End Alignment LUMBER COMPANY ee Grass Factory Specified Engine Tune-Up and Steering and tasks. This NEVADA COUNTY . Valley 7 Bank Stree. will hep you. loved ones. —Grass 2-19tf Plant mix road jobs. Oil road jobs. Parking areas and patching. om cozy today and our 698 'r ASPHALT JOBS Com your your Phone S can help you eliminate all useless steps for Rent —Specialists in Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Hills Flat Feed and Fuel Co. ANY TIME, ANY WHERE years a Our nook. RFPAIRING — Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio AND STORAGE home! the RADIO Loud Speaker: Svstems Phone 984, out Gost or obligation. Call 246 So. Chrrch St., Grass Valicy Watch and Clock reinspector. pairing. 109 W. Main. St., Grass Valley, with Ray’s Fixit Shop. ‘ 1-29tf Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie W. Main Street. Grass Valley Delicious ment to avoid shifting of Hooper and Weaver MORTICIANS AMBULANCE SERVICE Former S. P. and Santa Fe watch BEER WINES, LIQUORS service is availa‘ble to you ; : L. ; a 109 go by. What about: that unused Nevada ' PHONE’ 36 JOHN BERTSCHE—Jeweler and Watchmaker. Years of experience. your as of the of California. $ (Make copy Last year long distance phone ealls : to your her coi paper. MODERNIZING Don’t be unfair receive’ t Ber of Marshall Pauline AGAIN BY is an intelligent invest to. not Nevada City Nugget. is spending a week-—at 18 arranged funeral plan. It \! G4 Keep ‘em rolling—that’s a slogan for the soldier schoo!s that many American industries maintain to teach Uncle Sam's new army how to handle and repair the complicated equipment of modern warfare. According to a recent survey, more than . ,000 privates and non-commissioned officers have graduated from special: four-week training schools at one big rubber company alone, Where they learn how to repair tires, wheels, brakes, oak plugs and batteris, and how to recap and retread tires. One large automobile outfit trained 34,500 newly enlisted men as skilled mechanics for the Army and Navy. and 2.000 more were taught the various skills required for the maintenance of airplane engines. In some cases classrooms on wheels have _ been sent to army camps to instruct men in the field on motor. ; MAKE. YOUR corner of your kitchen? Let the problems them Waste paper provides one-third oe the materials. needed to make new HOME YOUNG Assure yourself of peaceof-mind by arranging now Hooper & Weaver's pre tion Board with Donald Nelson at its head should help to eli-: minate this confusion. With one man in control the entire . program should move more swiftly than ever before. It’s enormous job to adapt industry to total war production, but . it must—and it can—be done. And Mr. Nelson’s past ver. formance in Washington indicates that he is the man to do it. . SCHOOL DAYS is nothing for : RAY’S PEACE . IsMan’s HIGHEST REWARD President Roosevelt's decision to create a War Produr. ‘. i there . . The jobis so huge that it will demand complete cooperakell, the doctor is survived by a nep. tion from everyone charged with doing it. As Mr. Weisenhew. Frederick Tickell of Sacramen-j; to, a brother E. H. Tickell, and a sis-. burger pointed out, “Thisis no time to fight out old domestic ter Annie Tickell both of Belleville, battles, or to renew the traditional issues between capital and Canada, labor, or to continue in any guise the effort to master the ca business systm. Thisis a time for all of us to abandon° ‘business as usual.” ‘politics as usual’, ‘strikes as usual.’ and —‘re notify the please Ww inl you Nugget Office any time you do tage in Willow Valley. Her daughter, Betty, is a freshman at the Univer = y {his practice and in Sacramento met) ———~— . and married Miss Belle. Morton. The The following WORK DOES IT held Mrs. Contributions . . $3.00 Gne year (In Advance) One Month ee ates eae Saawanttakoaaar shueschsneve 30° cents file is to do. keley, Additional Red Cross SUBSCRIPTION R ATES TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS ion was registered by 'those present over the system of letting directors handle all the chamber’s business and then when a meeting of the rank and MORE ABOUT DR. TICKELL ‘Published Semi-Weekly, Monday.and Thursday Only a few members of the Chamber of Commerce attended Monday night’s meeting. Some _ dissatisfact Phone and reasonable prices. Ask 100 your neighbors about -us. They will tell you. DRUG STORE: : L seas i “ 4 Is FOR STRENGTH That all kids get From drinking Bret _.Hart Dairy’s The best milk vat! Growing children need the vita mins and health building properties of milk. They: need it for strong bodies, happy dispositions Give them Bret Harte Dairy Milk —it's pure. ar) oR I ~~ Nevada City Nugget {invisible plastic splints ° are now being used on broken wrists. ATTENDANCE SMALL

bares, —-= jtrees in summer home yards during drought periods, so they could better resist insect attacks. 305 Broad Street. His enthusiasm to protect our forest areas, could well be Phone 36. memorialized by giving his name to some geographical feature on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, Ranger Snider sug A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE gests. Editor and Publisher at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 1879. —; at KF Funeral services ‘ed later by the Home of this city. will be announc Holmes Funeral (Continued from Page One) ‘ ~ sity contributions all wedding took place in September,. ¢1 have been received by the local 1887. A few years later Dr. and Mrs. Red Cross for the War Relief Fund: oo Tickell came to Nevada City where, “Bragging won't scare the enemy to death; _ballyh pete tet anle ek won't do it; boasting of our great mass production capacity the doctor quickly established a large. aS IsMare . garty, : Chittenden, Warren practice. land Navy Yard Communit Chest is meaningless unless we really mass-produce for war. He was interested in mining dursap pat t <— Certrude ars é . . : Voicing those opinions in a recent speech, Mr. Walter ing most of the years of his residence J. . irc S here. It was one of his hobbies. At if B. Weisenburger, Executive Vice-President of the National one time he was associated with A. Living In Sacramento— Association of Manufacturers, declared that the successful B. Foote in the Mubiwump mine near} “Mr: and Mrs. Clifton Bonivert and prosecution of the war will take “‘all the organization talent Alleghany, Long before his passing,. children are now making their home however, he had disposed of his min-;at 3752 5th Ave., Sacramento. Boniand experience that America can muster to integrate and ing interests, with tthe exception of, vert is now employed as a guard by speed production. When the president’s newest program the Salina, a small property in the the army in Sacramento. reaches industry iin the form of orders and specifications, it vicinity of the Spanish __will require at least 60 per-cent of all the factory output. mine _ above . Washington. . = Besides his wife, Mrs. Belle Tic forms as usual,’ “and as a truly iinited and inspired nation to take up the supreme job of waging war.” PRODUCTION BOSS Fos a long time Americansin the know about our huge war job have been asking for one-man control of production ~~ in. Washington. r, In the past the overlapping ceca and divided responsibilities that existed between the various agencies charged with directing the war program produced a great deal of inefficiency. Manufacturers often had difficulty getting the go ahead . signal on work that they were prepared to do. Last minute changes in contracts caused countless delays. Alterations in the designs of weapons that had already gone into production. slowed down the entire program. No man can serve two mas-! ters, yet somehow makers of war equipment often had to try. to serve—not two—but half a dozen or more, all because no! centralized authority existed. it younger 7) to Washingtom cent over 1940. increased 83 per SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Keys Made While You Wait Vacuum Bicycles, Steel Tapes, (Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric. Lrons, Stoves, Etc. AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED West Light CRUSHED -ROAD ROCK Repaired. SAWS, Gunsmith, i Coner.-te Material Pea Gravel Brick Building Rock Welding Fill Material FIXIT SHOP Maiy St., Phone Grass Valley Rock and Sand 602 Grass Valley Phone 45 GRASS VALLEY New Deal EXPERT Mixed Drinks iivery Taste to County Lumber pany convert it breakfast . into Please and hard Service. ARTS RADIO HOSPITAL experts Phone 346 . i d c ity, Oak, Pine and Manzanita . Delivered Promptly STUDEBAKER Phone 418. J PONTIAC Sales and Service . @ . . . Service Garage W. Cor. S. Williamson, Pine and Spring Prop. Phone 106 Li £ alit. THE BIG BAD HAVE YOu ZVES! = xX AMINED BLIZZARD? NOT THE GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS DRIVERS For many years leading American industries have maintained schools for their own workers to train them and help them get ahead. Now, besides making weapons to win the war, industry is taking precautions to make sure that new recruits -— how to use these weapons and keep them in fighting shape. No matter how is, We’re always on Day storms ‘dont Let us show bad the stop you the weather job. Wash our what IS NEEDED even when : \a service. tn libudget ability really means. Keystone who _ has ford was always there with constructive comments in the _ Newspaper and among his business associates where his sound LtTe:3Z Wa sulk g ithe from the tree trunks. He did, however,improve the the trees to a great degree and gave publicity to for. you Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners Phone 108 ’ Grass Valley, California ' to stock Oil up mista but now. CONFIDENCE DAVE. RICHARDS, Prop. advise Ask for PURETEST Oil—it is more refined and more pleasant. to take. In buying any household drugs Products. Covered by the fam— of pur Phone 67 +{. HE “The confidence and trust waicel in us in the past — the many Andy Holmes, Owner 24 Hour Ambulance Service at Reasonable ie “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE’”’ Nevada City, 246 Sacramento “Grass: Valley, 150 SAuburn _ Street—Phone 203 Street—Phone 56 Nevada City We supply our patrons with the. meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and_ quality H R. E. HARRIS nC . 2153 Commercial Street set the habit of using’ Puretest

ous Rexall fuaranatee ity and accuracy, ‘HOLMES FUN ERAL HOME nkey’’ bloodin him to reach the ends of the “Have the. NORWEGIAN judgment was respected. One of the measures he fostered was . . “ Nevada County families we have served is a valued part of our organization. ‘The service we have always rendered has been one of the legislative act passed to enable the State of Nevada to redignity and. sympathy. The beauty of Holmes arrangements is a ceive the Federal Aid for Forest Fire Prevention under the pro-. lasting memory. Holmes Funeral Home feels worthy of your ‘con‘fidence and trust as evidenced by its many years of understanding _ visions of the Clark-McNary Law. service. ss ¢ He was much concerned about the mistletoe on the PonPHONE US—ANY TIME derosa Pinesin his Lake Tahoe Summer home yard and, after a study of government publications, evolved a plan of his own: to tub the mistletoe off the tree limbs by hand and treat led to Snider, georked satisfactorily, except’ that he did not Market. iit POTENG’ 111 Bennett Street ' is limited depend In the recent passing of ~ Graham Sanford, retired pubbeen a staunch supporter of measures and policies promoting the wise handling of our natural resources, particularly our forest areas, reflects District Ranger H. I. Snider of the Tahoe National Forest. Sanford was very active in the protective organizational work carried on in Western Nevada for the per” iod 1928to 1939 at the end of which time, the unit was granted recognition by the Chief F orester at_ Washington. D. C., and was established as a separate ranger district which was added to the Mono National Forest. During those years when we had to coordinate the idea of local governments, business organizations, land owners, and recreation seekers, to produce a fixed policy with needed cooperation for protecting and developing Western Nevada's forest, watershed, grazing and recreation areas, Graham San Nevada City WHO’S AFRAID OF equipment operation. lisher, at Reno, Nevada, conservationists lost one Phone 45 ; Wood Big or Little Orders— representative Ci evada AND SAND Equipment = 500 Pion < 506 N GRASS VALLEY ROCK JAKE’S WOOD YARD SERVICE with Boulder Street OF Valley 8-21-tf . ._ Front End Alignment LUMBER COMPANY ee Grass Factory Specified Engine Tune-Up and Steering and tasks. This NEVADA COUNTY . Valley 7 Bank Stree. will hep you. loved ones. —Grass 2-19tf Plant mix road jobs. Oil road jobs. Parking areas and patching. om cozy today and our 698 'r ASPHALT JOBS Com your your Phone S can help you eliminate all useless steps for Rent —Specialists in Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Hills Flat Feed and Fuel Co. ANY TIME, ANY WHERE years a Our nook. RFPAIRING — Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio AND STORAGE home! the RADIO Loud Speaker: Svstems Phone 984, out Gost or obligation. Call 246 So. Chrrch St., Grass Valicy Watch and Clock reinspector. pairing. 109 W. Main. St., Grass Valley, with Ray’s Fixit Shop. ‘ 1-29tf Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie W. Main Street. Grass Valley Delicious ment to avoid shifting of Hooper and Weaver MORTICIANS AMBULANCE SERVICE Former S. P. and Santa Fe watch BEER WINES, LIQUORS service is availa‘ble to you ; : L. ; a 109 go by. What about: that unused Nevada ' PHONE’ 36 JOHN BERTSCHE—Jeweler and Watchmaker. Years of experience. your as of the of California. $ (Make copy Last year long distance phone ealls : to your her coi paper. MODERNIZING Don’t be unfair receive’ t Ber of Marshall Pauline AGAIN BY is an intelligent invest to. not Nevada City Nugget. is spending a week-—at 18 arranged funeral plan. It \! G4 Keep ‘em rolling—that’s a slogan for the soldier schoo!s that many American industries maintain to teach Uncle Sam's new army how to handle and repair the complicated equipment of modern warfare. According to a recent survey, more than . ,000 privates and non-commissioned officers have graduated from special: four-week training schools at one big rubber company alone, Where they learn how to repair tires, wheels, brakes, oak plugs and batteris, and how to recap and retread tires. One large automobile outfit trained 34,500 newly enlisted men as skilled mechanics for the Army and Navy. and 2.000 more were taught the various skills required for the maintenance of airplane engines. In some cases classrooms on wheels have _ been sent to army camps to instruct men in the field on motor. ; MAKE. YOUR corner of your kitchen? Let the problems them Waste paper provides one-third oe the materials. needed to make new HOME YOUNG Assure yourself of peaceof-mind by arranging now Hooper & Weaver's pre tion Board with Donald Nelson at its head should help to eli-: minate this confusion. With one man in control the entire . program should move more swiftly than ever before. It’s enormous job to adapt industry to total war production, but . it must—and it can—be done. And Mr. Nelson’s past ver. formance in Washington indicates that he is the man to do it. . SCHOOL DAYS is nothing for : RAY’S PEACE . IsMan’s HIGHEST REWARD President Roosevelt's decision to create a War Produr. ‘. i there . . The jobis so huge that it will demand complete cooperakell, the doctor is survived by a nep. tion from everyone charged with doing it. As Mr. Weisenhew. Frederick Tickell of Sacramen-j; to, a brother E. H. Tickell, and a sis-. burger pointed out, “Thisis no time to fight out old domestic ter Annie Tickell both of Belleville, battles, or to renew the traditional issues between capital and Canada, labor, or to continue in any guise the effort to master the ca business systm. Thisis a time for all of us to abandon° ‘business as usual.” ‘politics as usual’, ‘strikes as usual.’ and —‘re notify the please Ww inl you Nugget Office any time you do tage in Willow Valley. Her daughter, Betty, is a freshman at the Univer = y {his practice and in Sacramento met) ———~— . and married Miss Belle. Morton. The The following WORK DOES IT held Mrs. Contributions . . $3.00 Gne year (In Advance) One Month ee ates eae Saawanttakoaaar shueschsneve 30° cents file is to do. keley, Additional Red Cross SUBSCRIPTION R ATES TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS ion was registered by 'those present over the system of letting directors handle all the chamber’s business and then when a meeting of the rank and MORE ABOUT DR. TICKELL ‘Published Semi-Weekly, Monday.and Thursday Only a few members of the Chamber of Commerce attended Monday night’s meeting. Some _ dissatisfact Phone and reasonable prices. Ask 100 your neighbors about -us. They will tell you. DRUG STORE: : L seas i “ 4 Is FOR STRENGTH That all kids get From drinking Bret _.Hart Dairy’s The best milk vat! Growing children need the vita mins and health building properties of milk. They: need it for strong bodies, happy dispositions Give them Bret Harte Dairy Milk —it's pure. ar) oR I ~~ Nevada City Nugget {invisible plastic splints ° are now being used on broken wrists. ATTENDANCE SMALL