July 24, 1941 (6 pages)

THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1941. POST WAR YEARS PRESENT BIGGER ~~: PERIL THAN WAR Prd, "BERKELEY, July 24,—America : 5 Fo lang the rest of the world: will face, * 2: after the cessation of ‘hostilities, : : even graver problems than are pres: : : x ented by the war, says Dr. Freder: ick J. Taggart, professor of social institutions at the University of California. In a recent article in the American : Journal of Sociology Dr. Taggart : : urges that a thorough historical a study be made of demobilization af: ter war. “The difficulties inseparable from war,’ whatever the outcome of the conflict,’’ Dr. Taggart writes, “do not end with the cessation of fighting, for demobilization presents in the ‘long run problems which have gravér issues than the calling out of troops. “The men., ‘drat ed ‘returned’ to civif and a grate-. ful country sugg@ees that they. should — : . be given preference. in employment. Yet, contemporaneously, those who / were engaged in war industries —‘ : many of :.them: experts diverteq: to the ° construction of: ‘the “elaborate, equipment now: requixéd dor ‘military actions—are also .‘disbanded.’ : : p A bi “And -where, as--in--Enegland, : Se SU elicertatert afoa tremendous savings. “love 4} majority of able-bodied ‘pavand 9 Wor i : 3 e men. have been drawn into. Pika f work, ‘ Ee aa the i disbanding process * THESE event: a : ually assume: ‘ bewttdertig” propor ’ tions. Be i . “We vanes Wenelliy seeds @n®etan43): ed anid: ‘thorough “study of: a happened in different countries Yte"° différent times when those engaged i in the offorts demanded by war ‘haye* aS . ¥ been released from. their war adtivs’ ae Leaving Camp Fires Burn Results In Fines To 4 Woman and Two Men aA NEVADA CITY NUGGET . as soldiers are ce eRe a Use your credit ‘According to Tahoe National Ford at Wards! Buy est, officials, Allyn R. Farrel of Si: erra City, was fined $50 on July 19; on our Monthly by Judge. M. J. Berney, of the SierPayment Plan! : raville justice court for allowing a campfire to burn unextinguished if the vicinity of Yuba Pass. Farrel ~ * Buy NOW at Wards Sale Price! was arrested by Ranger Pete Land of the Sierraville district of the Ta¢ * Compare others up to $35 more! hoe National Forest. Mrs. Leonard M. Thompson of Grass Valley and J. A. McMichael of Now—this sensational best seller in Wards Carload Sale : Nevada City were cited béfore Justice Eo i < of etm grecess! Just sah el igen. model . . and nt the Ponce Georse Giaeralinen ‘at you'll say “It has everything”! It has a covered Food Nevade Wily on duly 20 Oe Fat Froster, full size Food Freshener, Jiffy tray and cube relferty, law enforcement officer Unileases, 2 sliding shelves, and our exclusive Storaway bin ted: States forest service and game .for,extra.space!:-Remember too that this. M-W is. powered _warden Harl Hiscox for leaving burnby. ‘Wards hermetically sealed unit . . backed by our ‘ing campfires within the Tahoe NaFive-Year Protection Plan! See it today! And buy now! tional Forest. They later pleaded . » k is ae guilty as charged. McMichael was Even a Carload Purchase will sell out fast at this fewprice! fia 450 ahd Bre. Thonipeot 326 LITTLE AS Supervisor Ellis reports that due °& raed to the existing high fire hazard con:" q dition that additional forest patrolmen have been added to the forest DOWN! in an effort to keep man caused fires ° : at a minimum. All forest users are savenient Monthly “i F. x urged to comply with all regulations Terms! ; 5 ae ff contained in the campfire permits. ) 2 SIT AYAKA LOY HERE SUNDAY William Powell plays a lunatic to keep Myrna Loy from divorcing him in their newest “man and wife’ adventure of the screen, “Love Crazy”, hilarious adventure coming Sunday to the Nevada Theatre. The story revolves about Powell’s antics as a supposed lunatic, until the alienists become convinced that this craziness is ‘‘on the square” and decide to lock him up. Then his efforts to prove he’s sane make him look crazier still amid comical ad. ventures ranging from impersonating a»woman to chewing up a phonograph record, e ‘ Jack Conway, who directed the hilarious Powell-Loy team in ‘‘Libel-: ed Lady,’ directed the new picture, with a cast that includes Gail Patrick, Jack Carson, Florence Bates, Sidney Blackmer, Vladimir Sokol' off, Kathleen Lockhart, Fern Em~$ mett, Joseph Crehan, George Meek-, > er, Sig Rumann and Sara Haden. Comedy highlights include the absurd psychopathic examination of’ Powell, his digging a hole in Fifth Avenue, his masquerade as a society woman to escape the authorities, his comical trowbles in a balky elevator ° ee RES and other mad antics. es home appliances . Here ihariag esi “Oe ¢ 5 /. f Dwight. Steele of Berkeley, former you LS ess Gi ts . § local attorney, is in Nevada City for PHONE. 480. : : TE Ag 1039 HIGH STREET, AUBURN the duration of the trial of the Allson Watt will case.

THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1941. POST WAR YEARS PRESENT BIGGER ~~: PERIL THAN WAR Prd, "BERKELEY, July 24,—America : 5 Fo lang the rest of the world: will face, * 2: after the cessation of ‘hostilities, : : even graver problems than are pres: : : x ented by the war, says Dr. Freder: ick J. Taggart, professor of social institutions at the University of California. In a recent article in the American : Journal of Sociology Dr. Taggart : : urges that a thorough historical a study be made of demobilization af: ter war. “The difficulties inseparable from war,’ whatever the outcome of the conflict,’’ Dr. Taggart writes, “do not end with the cessation of fighting, for demobilization presents in the ‘long run problems which have gravér issues than the calling out of troops. “The men., ‘drat ed ‘returned’ to civif and a grate-. ful country sugg@ees that they. should — : . be given preference. in employment. Yet, contemporaneously, those who / were engaged in war industries —‘ : many of :.them: experts diverteq: to the ° construction of: ‘the “elaborate, equipment now: requixéd dor ‘military actions—are also .‘disbanded.’ : : p A bi “And -where, as--in--Enegland, : Se SU elicertatert afoa tremendous savings. “love 4} majority of able-bodied ‘pavand 9 Wor i : 3 e men. have been drawn into. Pika f work, ‘ Ee aa the i disbanding process * THESE event: a : ually assume: ‘ bewttdertig” propor ’ tions. Be i . “We vanes Wenelliy seeds @n®etan43): ed anid: ‘thorough “study of: a happened in different countries Yte"° différent times when those engaged i in the offorts demanded by war ‘haye* aS . ¥ been released from. their war adtivs’ ae Leaving Camp Fires Burn Results In Fines To 4 Woman and Two Men aA NEVADA CITY NUGGET . as soldiers are ce eRe a Use your credit ‘According to Tahoe National Ford at Wards! Buy est, officials, Allyn R. Farrel of Si: erra City, was fined $50 on July 19; on our Monthly by Judge. M. J. Berney, of the SierPayment Plan! : raville justice court for allowing a campfire to burn unextinguished if the vicinity of Yuba Pass. Farrel ~

* Buy NOW at Wards Sale Price! was arrested by Ranger Pete Land of the Sierraville district of the Ta¢ * Compare others up to $35 more! hoe National Forest. Mrs. Leonard M. Thompson of Grass Valley and J. A. McMichael of Now—this sensational best seller in Wards Carload Sale : Nevada City were cited béfore Justice Eo i < of etm grecess! Just sah el igen. model . . and nt the Ponce Georse Giaeralinen ‘at you'll say “It has everything”! It has a covered Food Nevade Wily on duly 20 Oe Fat Froster, full size Food Freshener, Jiffy tray and cube relferty, law enforcement officer Unileases, 2 sliding shelves, and our exclusive Storaway bin ted: States forest service and game .for,extra.space!:-Remember too that this. M-W is. powered _warden Harl Hiscox for leaving burnby. ‘Wards hermetically sealed unit . . backed by our ‘ing campfires within the Tahoe NaFive-Year Protection Plan! See it today! And buy now! tional Forest. They later pleaded . » k is ae guilty as charged. McMichael was Even a Carload Purchase will sell out fast at this fewprice! fia 450 ahd Bre. Thonipeot 326 LITTLE AS Supervisor Ellis reports that due °& raed to the existing high fire hazard con:" q dition that additional forest patrolmen have been added to the forest DOWN! in an effort to keep man caused fires ° : at a minimum. All forest users are savenient Monthly “i F. x urged to comply with all regulations Terms! ; 5 ae ff contained in the campfire permits. ) 2 SIT AYAKA LOY HERE SUNDAY William Powell plays a lunatic to keep Myrna Loy from divorcing him in their newest “man and wife’ adventure of the screen, “Love Crazy”, hilarious adventure coming Sunday to the Nevada Theatre. The story revolves about Powell’s antics as a supposed lunatic, until the alienists become convinced that this craziness is ‘‘on the square” and decide to lock him up. Then his efforts to prove he’s sane make him look crazier still amid comical ad. ventures ranging from impersonating a»woman to chewing up a phonograph record, e ‘ Jack Conway, who directed the hilarious Powell-Loy team in ‘‘Libel-: ed Lady,’ directed the new picture, with a cast that includes Gail Patrick, Jack Carson, Florence Bates, Sidney Blackmer, Vladimir Sokol' off, Kathleen Lockhart, Fern Em~$ mett, Joseph Crehan, George Meek-, > er, Sig Rumann and Sara Haden. Comedy highlights include the absurd psychopathic examination of’ Powell, his digging a hole in Fifth Avenue, his masquerade as a society woman to escape the authorities, his comical trowbles in a balky elevator ° ee RES and other mad antics. es home appliances . Here ihariag esi “Oe ¢ 5 /. f Dwight. Steele of Berkeley, former you LS ess Gi ts . § local attorney, is in Nevada City for PHONE. 480. : : TE Ag 1039 HIGH STREET, AUBURN the duration of the trial of the Allson Watt will case.