July 1, 1940 (6 pages)

> is NEVADA CITY KUGGET VIONDAY. JULY 1, 1940. Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. seteleieieininininieieinieiniong, ct te ta te 9 Phone 36. at Neva A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published da City. H. M. LEETE gi ie Editor and Publisher Selelelefelefeeetere NO FIREWORK: WHOOPIE INT. S, FORESTS, PLEASE The forest fire season in California is off to a flaming start, Regional Forester S. B. Show of the U. S. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at oe Nevada City, California, and entered as mail + matter of the second class in the postoffice at Me ‘ Nevada City. under Act of Congress, March 3, + ; SUBSERIPFIONRATES 4 One: year (in Advance) 6025.50 ois $2.50 © Va ste ste vto-ste ste sla steate teste steste Me tasteote steate testeste ste deate st ateateate tlestestente testestentesteotestenteateste feats teste ate atest tests . Forest Service observed after a series of conflagrations had given the} . rangers and CCC enrollees a hectic} time in a number of national forests . this past fortnight. ‘Now with the Fourth of July] coming along, fireworks will add io] the danger,’’ the forester declared. . “The spirit of the Fourth does not} call for shooting off fireworks in the . woods or on highways. That sort of} whoopie is much too hazardous for . our forests and agricultural lands.”’ . Despite stringent State and Fed-. eral laws, forest fires caused hy fire crackers, smokers, camrers and the; other human agents amounted to 83 . per cent of the stats’s 8730 fires last] year. An area of 730,000 acres was burned. . Fire protection forces say that it! will take forethought ‘and coopera-! tion on the part of the public to overcome this annual destruction. j With the present fire season in full swing and no letup expected until late fall forest rangers are keeping a close eye on the twice daily reports of the U. S. Weather Bu-. reau. Local forecasts of impending . changes in weather form the basis . for the modern fire danger rating system. Variations in temperature, relative . humidity, wind velocity and direc. tion, and 24 hour precipitation rec. ords may mean the difference between a small fire that can be con-; trolled by one forest fireman and a} widespread conflagration requiring . the services of a thousand -CCC en-. rollees and volunteer fire fighters. . ! E : . Horace Curnow Improving— Steady. improvement is_ being! shown by Horace Curnow, local bank . official, who has been confined to . the Miners Hospital for a week, It is) probable he will be able to return to} his home soon. Visits Downieville— = Supervisor Guerdon Ellis and Engineer G. E. Mitchell of the Tahoe National Forest service visited Downieville last week on business. The two were registered over night at the St. Charles Hotel. Returns to Home— Mrs. J. D: Rafferty, -wife of ‘law enforcement officer of the Tahoe National Forest, returned to Nevada the . siderable . which . war. iin Europe . 7, 5 MRS. H. P. DAVIS HEARS _. FROM KIN IN EUROPE! Mrs. H: P. Davis today heard from her mother, Mrs. Ebeltoft in Oslo, . Norway,.and from .her. daughter, . Mrs. vanHall, in Zandvobrt a small village near Amsterdam. Both are well and have enough to eat. She has not yet heard from her brother, who was manager of the ralway line from Narvik to the Swedish iron mines. NAZI PLANES What is the “life expectancy” of aj} war plane? The question is pertinent, in light of nationwide excitement over: mass aircraft for U. S. de-} answer sheds the. basic d air production af fense. And light on ences in building rope and America. Nazi Germany has. created word’s largest air force. But it built for a specifie objective —bomb. And, incredible as this may Nazi . production methods anticipate. the average life of a war plane in. action at not more than 24 to 25, hours! } Dominated by such an obiective. . an amazing mass production has} been possible. It is as though yor! were to say, “Inferior materials and. methods ate good enough for some-! thing that will only last a dy.” The American aircraft industry, has its heart right here in California, has always built for maximum life and extreme efficiency, for it creates planes for peace as well as The U. S. Army and Navy and the air lines demand the highest standards in the world, The life expectancy of our planes is rated in months and years—not in hours. Today American built aircratfi, military and commercial, are the finest in the world—sturdier, faste”, more maneuverable than anything Europe has been able to develop. But they are produced to American standards and by American methods. And under such standards and methods. . mass production on a scale achieved . be accomplished . the conpower in . tgp su 1iTeYr. ! { . the . 1 was and combat. sound, reported to ing are ! cannot overnight, even though the aircraft . industry is preparing for em-. ergency. . . any City today from Dunsmuir where she} has been visiting members of her} family. The couple's son, Douglas, will remain at Dunsmuir for the} summer. Commercial Printing at reason able prices at the Nugget office, 30° Broad street, Nevada City. e Po Bopecvaevanece Grass Valley . je HONE 67 \ . e 107 Mill street Nevada County Photo Center 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, rtraits, Commercial Photography, Enlarging and ‘Framing, Kodaks and Photo Supplies, Movie Cameras-and Films FUN FOR ALL EVERY MINUTE . as all but a few of the local team’s . players are from the Lava Cap Mines The local ball players defeated . Forest Hill when the two teams bat.tled in the first half by a score of baseball team kept its undefeated, , second half record intact yesterday, . ELLOE. Ey WRERS es by a score of-9 to 0. White pitch-. 5 SAREE . Although outhit 4 to 12, Au. ‘ 6) burn and was one of the features i ete RY eanere, tO Pere the Placer County Fair program. . day in a Sacramento Valley League by a score of 6 to 2, behind the five . s es hfe placed ys foo and the hit pitching ot fichie Wakefield, fors. (°Ce as SUN Ite tle fon trst Biace: . The score: R. F. B, Batteries: Newman and Roberts; Nevada City was forced to torfeit . League contests Marysville lost to yesterday's scheduled Foothill League . Redding, 7 to 4, and Chico downed for the second half title. i Quartz and Placer ciaim location The forfeit action was necessary, iotice blanks at the Nugget Office. ! . & . and the men worked yesterday in or. der to have a two day holiday for the . Fourth. . . ie ae . 10°to 0. The Auburn Placer-Nevada League . whitewashing the Grass Valley Brav-) eda three*hitgame forthe Auburn : the Yuba nine. The game was played at City Bears managed to win over the Ti the: oni other Placer-Nevada . Contest. Errors helped in the Yuba game Lincoln defeated Placerviile City scoring. merly of Nevada City. . Yuba CIty ---n-nenyeneneeeeneeteeeeeFie oe OTHSA WY BEC Y cots soos ten sree rad poten) VEVADA CITY TEAM FORFEITS A GAME ; Baker, Weidman and Brock. aor } In the’ other game with Forest Hill. The forfeit . Woodland, 10 to 5. was a blow to Nevada City’s chances . Gi ! _ Torchlight Parade Games & Races Air Show BIG FOURTH PARADE Dancing Swimming Meet Giant Rodeo _ Side Shows & Carnival Boxing NEVADA CITY a e Wild West This Thurs. July 4 SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED ARENA IN PIONEER PARK NEVADA CITY US RODEO COWBOYS — COWGIRLS—OVER ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS—WILDEST RODEO STOCK IN ALL THE WEST — WORLD’S GREATEST RIDERS AND ROPERS SPONSORED BY NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COM.EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent or Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984, 2-19tf* WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work guaranteed. J. M. Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf REAL ESTATE WALTER H. DANIELS LICENSED BROKER Phone 521 P. 0. Box 501 Sacramento Valley! Nevada City FLOAT CONSTRUCTION . VISIT TO TAHOE Forest Service Dispatcher James. 5. M. Stone, ventral fire dispatchSmith of Camptonville is on special er for the Tahoe National Forest detail to assist J. D, Rafferty in the. Service, and Associate Forester Belkconstruction of the Tahoe National’ nap Goldsmith spent Friday and SatForest Service float entry in the July urday in the Lake Tahae vicinity on Fourth parade. . forest service business. Visits Daughter— Mrs. S.-M; Fox, of Berkeley, arrived in Nevada eMoeire, general manager of City during the week end to spend) the Three Kings Mine near Alleghfour or five days visiting Mrs. Dar-' any, was a business visitor in Nevada rah‘s daughter, Mrs. C. E. Bosworth, City during the weekend, LeMaire and family. The visitors will be here has offices in the Ott-building om for the Fourth celebration. : ‘Commercial street. . . Mining Man Here— Darrah and son, R. i . . World's BEST SELLERS in THE EXCLUSIVE 9 WAY CONTAINER Yes, Once again Laura Scudder is first with something new. It’s the orig-inal, exclusive Two-Way Container! . with two separate fresh-tight bags of crisp, golden potato chips. Law Scuddanrs BLUE BIRD potato cups In Wy Oniginal 2 WAY CONTAINER Laura Scudder’s Blue Bird Potato Chips There is no substitute for FROM SACRAMENTO TO SAN FRANCISCO Next time, ride an §, P. train between Sacramento and San Francisco. See how fast and convenient our service really is—no bridge tolls, parking fees or crowded highways. Seven trains on week days to San Francisco; ten on Sundays and holidays. For example, you can drive to our Sacramento station, park your carin our free parking lot, and take our fast E/ Dorado leaving 8:30 a.m., arriving Oakland 10:20 a. m., San Francisco 10:50 a.m. Returning you have a choice of several evening trains. From SACRAMENTO to SAN FRANCISCO $ 25 ROUND TRIP Go Saturdays, Sundays or major holidays. Return same day. $] ROUND TRIP TO OAKLAND—BERKELEY $ WEEK-END ROUND TRIP Go Saturdays, return Sundays. $175 ROUND TRIP TO. OAKLAND— BERKELEY % 70 ROUND TRIP Leave any day—return limit 18 days. ROUND TRIPS: $249 TO BERKELEY, $255TO OAKLAND Arrive at the Ferry Building where Exposition Ferries leave (15% round trip to Treasure Island). No long walki No street car ride when you go S.P. Southern Pacific NOTICE: You can use NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE’s service direct from Grass Valley and Nevada City, connecting with Southern Pacific trains for San Francisco, Los Angeles. Portland, ecaie Chicago and many other points. Ask your local N Cc. N. G lroad Representative for information abou thnawdh t sche ele edules, through eo Pivenca py 8) 3 b . \ !

> is NEVADA CITY KUGGET VIONDAY. JULY 1, 1940. Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. seteleieieininininieieinieiniong, ct te ta te 9 Phone 36. at Neva A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published da City. H. M. LEETE gi ie Editor and Publisher Selelelefelefeeetere NO FIREWORK: WHOOPIE INT. S, FORESTS, PLEASE The forest fire season in California is off to a flaming start, Regional Forester S. B. Show of the U. S. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at oe Nevada City, California, and entered as mail + matter of the second class in the postoffice at Me ‘ Nevada City. under Act of Congress, March 3, + ; SUBSERIPFIONRATES 4 One: year (in Advance) 6025.50 ois $2.50 © Va ste ste vto-ste ste sla steate teste steste Me tasteote steate testeste ste deate st ateateate tlestestente testestentesteotestenteateste feats teste ate atest tests . Forest Service observed after a series of conflagrations had given the} . rangers and CCC enrollees a hectic} time in a number of national forests . this past fortnight. ‘Now with the Fourth of July] coming along, fireworks will add io] the danger,’’ the forester declared. . “The spirit of the Fourth does not} call for shooting off fireworks in the . woods or on highways. That sort of} whoopie is much too hazardous for . our forests and agricultural lands.”’ . Despite stringent State and Fed-. eral laws, forest fires caused hy fire crackers, smokers, camrers and the; other human agents amounted to 83 . per cent of the stats’s 8730 fires last] year. An area of 730,000 acres was burned. . Fire protection forces say that it! will take forethought ‘and coopera-! tion on the part of the public to overcome this annual destruction. j With the present fire season in full swing and no letup expected until late fall forest rangers are keeping a close eye on the twice daily reports of the U. S. Weather Bu-. reau. Local forecasts of impending . changes in weather form the basis . for the modern fire danger rating system. Variations in temperature, relative . humidity, wind velocity and direc. tion, and 24 hour precipitation rec. ords may mean the difference between a small fire that can be con-; trolled by one forest fireman and a} widespread conflagration requiring . the services of a thousand -CCC en-. rollees and volunteer fire fighters. . ! E : . Horace Curnow Improving— Steady. improvement is_ being! shown by Horace Curnow, local bank . official, who has been confined to . the Miners Hospital for a week, It is) probable he will be able to return to} his home soon. Visits Downieville— = Supervisor Guerdon Ellis and Engineer G. E. Mitchell of the Tahoe National Forest service visited Downieville last week on business. The two were registered over night at the St. Charles Hotel. Returns to Home— Mrs. J. D: Rafferty, -wife of ‘law enforcement officer of the Tahoe National Forest, returned to Nevada the . siderable . which . war. iin Europe . 7, 5 MRS. H. P. DAVIS HEARS _. FROM KIN IN EUROPE! Mrs. H: P. Davis today heard from her mother, Mrs. Ebeltoft in Oslo, . Norway,.and from .her. daughter, . Mrs. vanHall, in Zandvobrt a small village near Amsterdam. Both are well and have enough to eat. She has not yet heard from her brother, who was manager of the ralway line from Narvik to the Swedish iron mines. NAZI PLANES What is the “life expectancy” of aj} war plane? The question is pertinent, in light of nationwide excitement over: mass aircraft for U. S. de-} answer sheds the. basic d air production af fense. And light on ences in building rope and America. Nazi Germany has. created word’s largest air force. But it built for a specifie objective —bomb. And, incredible as this may Nazi . production methods anticipate. the average life of a war plane in. action at not more than 24 to 25, hours! } Dominated by such an obiective. . an amazing mass production has} been possible. It is as though yor! were to say, “Inferior materials and. methods ate good enough for some-! thing that will only last a dy.” The American aircraft industry, has its heart right here in California, has always built for maximum life and extreme efficiency, for it creates planes for peace as well as The U. S. Army and Navy and the air lines demand the highest standards in the world, The life expectancy of our planes is rated in months and years—not in hours. Today American built aircratfi, military and commercial, are the finest in the world—sturdier, faste”, more maneuverable than anything Europe has been able to develop. But they are produced to American standards and by American methods. And under such standards and methods. . mass production on a scale achieved . be accomplished . the conpower in . tgp su 1iTeYr. ! { . the . 1 was and combat. sound, reported to ing are ! cannot overnight, even though the aircraft . industry is preparing for em-. ergency. . . any

City today from Dunsmuir where she} has been visiting members of her} family. The couple's son, Douglas, will remain at Dunsmuir for the} summer. Commercial Printing at reason able prices at the Nugget office, 30° Broad street, Nevada City. e Po Bopecvaevanece Grass Valley . je HONE 67 \ . e 107 Mill street Nevada County Photo Center 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, rtraits, Commercial Photography, Enlarging and ‘Framing, Kodaks and Photo Supplies, Movie Cameras-and Films FUN FOR ALL EVERY MINUTE . as all but a few of the local team’s . players are from the Lava Cap Mines The local ball players defeated . Forest Hill when the two teams bat.tled in the first half by a score of baseball team kept its undefeated, , second half record intact yesterday, . ELLOE. Ey WRERS es by a score of-9 to 0. White pitch-. 5 SAREE . Although outhit 4 to 12, Au. ‘ 6) burn and was one of the features i ete RY eanere, tO Pere the Placer County Fair program. . day in a Sacramento Valley League by a score of 6 to 2, behind the five . s es hfe placed ys foo and the hit pitching ot fichie Wakefield, fors. (°Ce as SUN Ite tle fon trst Biace: . The score: R. F. B, Batteries: Newman and Roberts; Nevada City was forced to torfeit . League contests Marysville lost to yesterday's scheduled Foothill League . Redding, 7 to 4, and Chico downed for the second half title. i Quartz and Placer ciaim location The forfeit action was necessary, iotice blanks at the Nugget Office. ! . & . and the men worked yesterday in or. der to have a two day holiday for the . Fourth. . . ie ae . 10°to 0. The Auburn Placer-Nevada League . whitewashing the Grass Valley Brav-) eda three*hitgame forthe Auburn : the Yuba nine. The game was played at City Bears managed to win over the Ti the: oni other Placer-Nevada . Contest. Errors helped in the Yuba game Lincoln defeated Placerviile City scoring. merly of Nevada City. . Yuba CIty ---n-nenyeneneeeeneeteeeeeFie oe OTHSA WY BEC Y cots soos ten sree rad poten) VEVADA CITY TEAM FORFEITS A GAME ; Baker, Weidman and Brock. aor } In the’ other game with Forest Hill. The forfeit . Woodland, 10 to 5. was a blow to Nevada City’s chances . Gi ! _ Torchlight Parade Games & Races Air Show BIG FOURTH PARADE Dancing Swimming Meet Giant Rodeo _ Side Shows & Carnival Boxing NEVADA CITY a e Wild West This Thurs. July 4 SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED ARENA IN PIONEER PARK NEVADA CITY US RODEO COWBOYS — COWGIRLS—OVER ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS—WILDEST RODEO STOCK IN ALL THE WEST — WORLD’S GREATEST RIDERS AND ROPERS SPONSORED BY NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COM.EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent or Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984, 2-19tf* WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work guaranteed. J. M. Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf REAL ESTATE WALTER H. DANIELS LICENSED BROKER Phone 521 P. 0. Box 501 Sacramento Valley! Nevada City FLOAT CONSTRUCTION . VISIT TO TAHOE Forest Service Dispatcher James. 5. M. Stone, ventral fire dispatchSmith of Camptonville is on special er for the Tahoe National Forest detail to assist J. D, Rafferty in the. Service, and Associate Forester Belkconstruction of the Tahoe National’ nap Goldsmith spent Friday and SatForest Service float entry in the July urday in the Lake Tahae vicinity on Fourth parade. . forest service business. Visits Daughter— Mrs. S.-M; Fox, of Berkeley, arrived in Nevada eMoeire, general manager of City during the week end to spend) the Three Kings Mine near Alleghfour or five days visiting Mrs. Dar-' any, was a business visitor in Nevada rah‘s daughter, Mrs. C. E. Bosworth, City during the weekend, LeMaire and family. The visitors will be here has offices in the Ott-building om for the Fourth celebration. : ‘Commercial street. . . Mining Man Here— Darrah and son, R. i . . World's BEST SELLERS in THE EXCLUSIVE 9 WAY CONTAINER Yes, Once again Laura Scudder is first with something new.. It’s the orig-inal, exclusive Two-Way Container! .. with two separate fresh-tight bags of crisp, golden potato chips. Law Scuddanrs BLUE BIRD potato cups In Wy Oniginal 2 WAY CONTAINER Laura Scudder’s Blue Bird Potato Chips There is no substitute for FROM SACRAMENTO TO SAN FRANCISCO Next time, ride an §, P. train between Sacramento and San Francisco. See how fast and convenient our service really is—no bridge tolls, parking fees or crowded highways. Seven trains on week days to San Francisco; ten on Sundays and holidays. For example, you can drive to our Sacramento station, park your carin our free parking lot, and take our fast E/ Dorado leaving 8:30 a.m., arriving Oakland 10:20 a. m., San Francisco 10:50 a.m. Returning you have a choice of several evening trains. From SACRAMENTO to SAN FRANCISCO $ 25 ROUND TRIP Go Saturdays, Sundays or major holidays. Return same day. $] ROUND TRIP TO OAKLAND—BERKELEY $ WEEK-END ROUND TRIP Go Saturdays, return Sundays. $175 ROUND TRIP TO. OAKLAND— BERKELEY % 70 ROUND TRIP Leave any day—return limit 18 days. ROUND TRIPS: $249 TO BERKELEY, $255TO OAKLAND Arrive at the Ferry Building where Exposition Ferries leave (15% round trip to Treasure Island). No long walki No street car ride when you go S.P. Southern Pacific NOTICE: You can use NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE’s service direct from Grass Valley and Nevada City, connecting with Southern Pacific trains for San Francisco, Los Angeles. Portland, ecaie Chicago and many other points. Ask your local N Cc. N. G lroad Representative for information abou thnawdh t sche ele edules, through eo Pivenca py 8) 3 b . \ !