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MONDAY, JULY 7, 1941. : NEVADA CITY NUGGET
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TPesele Wie ok oe \ : ' Fl Uniess the referendum is aualizied of dethatite from fodurhi ‘ade
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% » {ob hard, tvets Times Me Carer DE ER FIELD . MORI SPINK . ee law goes into effect 90 days after authorities, and in = cases from
he adjournment of the legislature the heads of the unions, that work
vector of Motor Vehicles, sooner orlater wind up pushing daisies. BEC
D HO CAR 0 BAN i will be in effect until May 1, keep going.
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. 1943, or during the continuation of There seems to be no great conEe ne emergency as defined tention on whether the strike de
—— ROR . United “Press ‘Staff Correspondent Pe If the petition qualities and there ly the issue that defense prepataSACRAMENTO, July 7.—(UP)— are enough union members in the tions should not be im r ca : : ; 8s peded.
By, T. M. BRIGHT By LEONE BAXTER . Just iike organized labor said it state to make it reasonably certain
The hot cargo fight was the most
bitter of legislature, particu’arly. the
campaign to override Governor Ol. United Prog Staff Correspondent The following precise excerpt rc! would, the drive has begun for the
. SACRAMENTO, July 1.-—(UP)—. a letter‘ written last week by a ee referendum of the legislative act
Designed to turn out army nirecatt' year old Stanford girl to her father outlawing hot cargo and the secondit will—the famous battle over proposition No, I in 1938 will be rei enacted all over again in 1942. The gon’s veto.”
pilots on a scale undreamed of when . will shock some dilettante mothers! ary boycott. i issue is not quite the same, because Lae
it was used as a World War training. /and dads out of: their easy chairs, Between now and Sept. 12, the No. 1 was aimed at preventing pickPiar sv ca ldewals we panning: the
base, Mather Field, 11 miles east of. off their bar stools, out of picket petitions must be signed by 132,573 eting, but the full weight of organlongest possi ible auto trip. in ‘the
Sacramento, is undergoing rejuven-. lines, off relief rolls and into their
ation which will make it one of the. jobs as parents, not parasites. be back ‘of “the opShortest possible time are temptins registered voters and the names c¢’-, ized labor will 3 5 : 1
fate to provide a trip for which no
tified to the secretary of state. Then position.
g ‘ PS ie tee : Bo) next general election, which would the two potential campaigns is the 4 peseaeaasse]
a y a R A huge construction program is. it is almost impossible for young he November, 104%, or any special unpredictable public Hollieus Baseue f
d urtner underway on its broad 786 acres en-. Staiaty to st at very far ahead to the election called before that time. events have ‘set the state on a dif. YOU WILL BE
GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS tailing an estimated expenditure of, “uture—nothing but war—and a 50ferent plane when in 1938. For one } scl aed
111 Main Street, Phone 375 more than $3,500,000. When conSUED at life or death, and don’ be licked! That is the . dete the succession. of strikes in t PLEASED
Grass Valley struction is complete this summer, We don’t think the future ho'ds spirit tha’ built America. It will predefense industries and the necessity ;
a the army air corns will swing into; much happiness for.the youth of toserve freedom and democracy and} of calling in military authorities to ; WITH OUR SSE WER Sa ERR ——,; 2¢tion on an advance flying program . day—you might as well get what you) the dignity of the individual. keep plants running has generated
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mite. ne i that will involve approximately 4-. ¢an now—you won’t have it long. “r¢ you ave as soft and spineless as. good deal of opposition to union
NEVADA CITY . 500 men. . But maybe my children will find the]your remarks portend, then thank labor groups.
‘ Founded in February, 1918, con-. @PPiness our generation will never. God we hare a war which will I-ave Men drafted into the army, and.
tractors moved in immediately and have. All my love to you and motn-. only the few with character to breed their relatives and friends, dre not!
FOLDERS AND by June 15 Mather Fieta Was officer.”’ a generation that will not be afraid! too sympathetic at defense workers .
. tally completed. It was named after The “dearest pop,” here, let us. of life, will not give up before a blow striking for higher wages in the face
interject, is an attorney; and a ranch-. js struck, will not be concerned only = i}; Lieut. Carl Spencer Mather, Signal ss ;
FOREST MAPS . . Reserve Corps aviation section, who} °" He has carried his share of pub-jwith night clubs, juke boxes, beer rani NET!
il was killed in an air collision Jan: lie responsibilities. He worked his and a good time. Think it over. Your
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% . 30, 1918, at Ellington Field, Hous-. ¥4Y through the same university his. affectionate Pop.” We would like the people of . g ; ALIbUINiA
AVAILABLE } ton, Texas. nantes now attends Panay this Just how many young men " and Nevada. City to know that we f.
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. Writer’s memory serves, carved a recwomen share the views of the stuL cal Y; d J: re 4
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ave n se «! Yard Intge énons! . g.
are oe Hl edb oe is Ao aie ord in the Stanford law’ school ‘that] dent auoted? If the number is large pe (3 Gr Vi Rew
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NEVADA EIT Y seis P Lae : gg “thas never been surpassed. Then it the blame is not wholly on the young to supp y bot rass Vahey’ . ig He * yt he twee 1917 and he enlisted’ Wore is Wie folk’s shoulders. They have seen too. and Névada City — and that ONVENIENCE
Chamber of Contre to purchase was exercised later. The
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z i UUIN field originally embraced 400 acres eer. many of their elders in recent years first consideration is give to
“As to your r rks bout the i J $ ; z off and cost one million dollars. aid ened tah sa ve . leaning on Uncle Sam, shucking 9 quality, quantity, service and
aa: : probabilities of war, the futility of responsibilities, learning how to he] 1
— Until 1919 the field was used as. /. ing . (OW Prices to beth towns. OC yD ‘F ALACE
life, ete. If Geor Washingt and > :
AFE AND LOCKSMITH . a training school for army pilots. \.’.°'° ee Shington and/sullen and demanding, forgetting e F ;
3 ; all those other old boys had felt that how to work and sweat and dream ee Be ee ee ee ee
. eys Made While You Wait ae : Beat op i coe gules Way. We Would AEH bs vabaale ot dlace satin Manager of Gréteries, Fiuit atid
as a base fo res 8. : : :
. Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum ie yan iaad kes eae gsi English Crown and would have been It is the fault, somewhat. o° inBONDS FUEL CO Vegetables
. Cleaners, Washing Machines, Elec, Ais in the war months and months ago structors _who—have--taucht—n6ét—sim=-4 1 ey ‘d Wi
tric Irons, Stoves, Etc, Repaired. }/ Piaced_in_an_ inactive status. “If your great grandparents had. ply t tion honestly but to doubt 149 Park Ave. Phone 4 Beer an hs
Not until April 1, 1939 when the suche nie ee ee ee ae > K. YORK AND COMMERCIAL
v a . SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, Samy dik bia tabtiwal esibavers been as soft and weak as your letter and scoff at the workings o* demo@ me i oO sri KTS ‘ L
SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED Were stéged was it used again for indicates you and your generation. racy. Saas : NEVADA CITY, PHONE 08
Gunsmith, Light Welding military purposes. During the ensu_. 27° California would still be a wild That futile feeling is common : “
RAY’S FIXIT SHOP . . ine two years, various air corps . °"P*S*: Sie camongyoung, good minds. . ] Aer Mew SPRING = ’ ‘“ 7] ’ y : : ‘ ea jet: Cet °
160 West Main: 8 Phone 602 {. Units with an average of 700 men and Good heavens! Haven’t you kids. It hits er fury of conviction aud Dresses, Hats. Slack Suit
sy le got the moral fibre to meet your ‘departs again as soon as the mind
GRASS VALLEY oificers, were stationed at. the field tasks, to make your fight. to die if gets working, for youth inherently . vurt m
These training units later were mov‘ ; : RISLEY’S
= ed to permanent ‘alr corps fields necessary for your country? Don’t prefers the road where its met‘le can d 2
: » ‘. Whine because the going is tough. be tried. And the, metamorphosis is. } 106 N. Pine St. Nevada C'ry
Since 1932, the field has been vir-. "\ ; ; ‘6 ;
tbat ‘tually dormant. On Feb. 13 of this Get down on your knees and pray. a lesser wrench if there’s a ‘‘dear
Te ry cy) A 5S ‘ P ‘
WATCH REPAIRING God to give you the stamina and the. Pop” about to give the right anssee : — ae Fost
ear, Math s called into service f , . '
Radio Service & Repairing silt simon ae Winuiea WEIL GGL Strength to fight—and then get u». wer, straight from the shoulder, alNew Deal ; * hi
i ee ; sO as youth prefers it. 2 b Al ( ts j
Work Called for and Delivered hampered by unfavorable flying conThe field’s population, according Under Manunitias ot ; U ing HO 0
Cl R. G ditions and ratarewene landing fields. !+5 Lieut. Col. L. R. Hewitt, comPauline and Johnnie COMPOUND
arence ray. During the spring and winter montis mandant, will be multiplied mater‘orn W Main Street, Grass Valles : The rub that
this year about 300 men. were sta: : ?
520 Coyote Street Phone 152 : ially when accommodations permit. ’ © a sop Stree brings new re. tioned there, classes 41-c and 41-d A second class of cadets, numbering . BEER WINES. LIQUOR ’ a" Jaxa:'on—rest
ae . on) Stock ton receiving their first 50, is scheduled to arrive July 15 .
Tents j ‘ Delicious Mived Drinks to Pleas. i Ne
) fas" 1 VACATION NEZDS
five weeks of advanced flying from Tentative plans also cali for whole acts
\f See our stocks of SUMMERthe base. sale transfer of air corps units to . TIME NEEDS and Supplies for
! \ if NEEDS a bs 4
HOOPER & WEAVER On April 21, all but 40 men were Mather Field from various stations
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the Vacationist and Traveler. called back to Stockton to enable next month, depending on availabilFor VEMETIAN FLINDS Many new tunge 6 cue ee
construction work to start Today 337 {t
é y of buildings. Scheduled to report st go ag ha oyable,
MORTUARY, INC. men are stationed at the field, quarP and LATEST PATT! RN j oe ey
to Mather from Stockton are the
tered in a “‘tent city.’’ The personnel IN WALL PAPER R. E. HARRIS
77th Air Base group, 450 men; the
246 So. Church Street comprises 50 officers, st saree 8! Headquarters and Headquarters * *
G Vall Ph 364 Gee ag oh ae ee a4 i Squadron, 140 men; 67th Air Base
THE Phone
rass Valley one verlermamer Vorps, three’ o “. Squadron, 150 men; 88rd’ Material W
' Signal Corps, two of the Finance de: : ue John ° Da rke Rexall 100
Squadron and the 338rd and 335th
School Squadrons, 200 men each.
Randolph Field, Tex., will send the
336th, 337, 338th, 339th, 340th, and
342nd School Sauadrona of 200 men
each.
Besides advanced pilot training,
Mather Field will offer a navigation :
school, first of its type on the west she bore! se rd oe Rates from
coast. Beginning August 2,a12 week et ee
course will be launched with new HOTEL MANX
groups arriving every three weeks. SAN FRAN cisco
The flying cadets will wind up their =
partment, 157 of the 334th School DRUG STORE a vice
24 hour Ambulance Ser ¢ Sqadron and 49 of the 77th Air Base.
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class reporting every five weeks . Phone 577 241 Commercial
from basic schools. The 47 flying
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Nevada City
cadets who began their training
R A ! N B bed Ww $ E " °
They speak of the burden of the
weekly wash, lifted \from their
shoulders by the
at Paxton, on the glamorous Feather River,
where you can pan for gold and help pay for
your vacation.
Rates from $ @
HOTEL SAN CARLOS
invites you to Monterey . . . California's most
June 9 will be graduated Aug. 16
sii ee . co and receive their commissions as secand lieutenants.
EW rategica situate dlessed. wi
STATIONERY Siratericaly sated, blessed wits] GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY
ideal weather conditions for flying
and. manned by a_ diversified. and AND DRY CLEANERS
e e e competent staff of officers, Mathe Phone 108 . historic city . . . overlooking Fort Ord, on the
Field gives promise of ranking as 111 BENNETT STREET Blue Bay of Monterey. ‘
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at Sacramento, Capitol City of Californ Vractical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold
percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings.
Mail order check work promptly attended to.
OGS THE HARVEY M™M. TOY HOTELS
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To eat -with apple tart.
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305 BROAD STREET °
NEVADA CITY a aD eaiiw-ay
TELEPHONE
36. en “— NEVADA CErY
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