June 15, 1944 (4 pages)

eran gs at Nevada City. Editor and Sos =o Peatbnas Semi-Weekly, Monday ana lfiursday at Nevada City, California, and entered as ma,. ‘Matter of the second class in th postoffice at ei City under Act of Cons, ess, March 3, 18 ees SUBSCRIPTION RATES ane year. (dn ne One Month. t:. $3.00 eS 30 cents ve comaoed’ oe food rationing in the mainly from the necessity of setting ble share of our food supply for lend-lease id women in the armed forces, plus the fact e faced with a critical labor shortage and were eaching peak production. ct ittedly, were among the major shortages , another causative factor, little noted bustle f our anding ‘war economy. has dinner table prosperity’ baaihe about by toom wages. As yet; economists haven't ect, but every butcher,and corner grocer that almost all housewives are buying NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ THURSDAY, _JUNE 15, 1944. : AGRICULTURAL EXT ENSION OFFICE—The Agricultural of an office in the Nevada Irrigation District Building in.Grass Valley, where the service of William O. Hill, Emergency Food Production Assistant, will be made available to the farmers in Nevada County. Hill wil) be in the office all day Wednesday and on Saturday mornings to talk to farmers who wish to discuss: their agricultural problems. The office phone number is Grass Valley 580. and messages may be left there for Hill at any time during the week. FOOD PRESERVATION MEETWMINGS——A demonstration on food preservation will be held in Nevada City on Thursday, June 15 at 1:30 in smaller households. Also noted is the ; better quality products—and . many s trend toward’ higher standn it of at contention during linner table -intend to q @ series on food preservation to be held in Nevada County this summer. ‘Al AS simile r meeting is scheduled for z Grass : . freezing storage, water bath — can. ning of fruits and j tling of juices, pickling and brining the Elementary School. A similar meeting ‘will be held i North San Juan on Friday, June 16 at 1:30 in the League Hall. Miss Virginia Black Emergency Food Preservation ‘Assistant, who is in the office of the county agent, will demonstrate the use and care of the pressure cooker, canning of meat by the pressure cooker. method; and she will also demonstrate the acid-brine method of preserving vegetables, the only recommended Way of canning vegetables wihout a pressure cooker. cL See . ay ~ ot — ea a en pC AGRICULTURAL EXTHNSION. for employers to provide truck or Extension Service announces the opening Auburn. other transportation from Sacramento office to their ramches and return. Information on securing this type of labor may be obtained from the Farm Labor Office in Newcastle or direct from the Second ~ Street Farm Labor office in Sacramento. REDUCE SPOIMLAGE—Use of the boiling water bath instead of the open kettle method of home canning is suggested by Miss Virginia Black, Emergency Food Preservation Assistant. There is no danger of spoilage organisms being sealed into the jar if the boiling water bath is used. This method is recommended only for fruit, tomatoes, rhubarb and vegetables in acid brine. A series of demonstrations on this method of canning are planned and will be scheduled at various communities in Placer and Nevada Counties during the summer months. Complete directions are contained in “Home Canning” a circular by Hilda Faust of the Home Demonstration Office, Agricultural Extension Service. It is available at the Agricultural Extension Service office in CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH These meetings will be the first of Talley for’ later in June. At subséquént meetings dehydration and tomatoes, botad cheese making will be demonigs 4 —Miss Shirley Thurman, Education {nstructor’ at se Placer . hue Aigh School, has been Eyol added to the Farm Labor office staff. Blisworth Martinelli, Farm Place{ment Manager, states that Miss open Mondays, Ne ares holidays excepted, from 2 iad to attend our services and visit the reading room. the sibject of the ‘Lesson-Sermon Sunday, June 18, in all Churches of ‘Christ Scientist; branches “Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday ‘in their church 114 Boulder St. at 11 o'clock. ‘Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednes-. ; day of each month at's o'clock. Our reading room. ait 117 Broad Street is ‘Wednesdays and p. m. The public is cordially in., 48 the Universe, including Man, lved by Atomic Force?” will be of The The lighted match you threw away May start a fire no hand can stay. (Mary had a campfire bright, But failed to put it out; And soon a _western wind came by And scattered it about. So, in that spot no flowers or birds Salute the summer breeze, Tommy struck a lucifer To light a cigarette, And threw it down still burning, sir, This later brought regret. For presently a fire sprang up To rage the live long day, And leave a cruel, ugly scar Beside the King’s. Highway. Jerry had a pile of trash THINKING “Wi LOUD (Continued from Page One) Political equality, Negroes have in all but the “‘Sesesh’’ states, and the U. S.-Supreme Court has given them the right to vote in. those states, if they have the strength to take it. Educational qualifiations for the right to vote, we have always believed, should be universally adopted and enforc‘ed in all 48 states. Under such a law, the great proportion of this generation of Negroes,.of course, could not vote, but it would also limit voting among a much larger number of whites. But, with or without educational qualifications, we. believe no fair minded person could for a minute deny the, Negro his franchise. We think the day will come when every man. or woman with sound intelligence will as zealously fight for, and guard the rights of any other man or woman anywhere on earth, as they would for their own rights if jeopardized. For, when millions of men spring’ to arms to put down a world reIs NEEDED even when. budget limited (Jellion against global law apd onder, it is very apparent the tide of civilization is slowly rising, when all peoples will reognize, that for their own safety and well being, they must be their brothers’ keepers. SAFETY FIRST ut death and desolation reign here once were living. trees. i} Keystone) . @) DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. q 7 218 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City . We supply our patrons . ‘eng pe meat from the } Cham best cattle, sheep and hogs . ae that money can buy. We Bogen have built our reputation . 6n service and quality . and reasonable prices. Ask your nei ge about us. . They will tell you. 3 . , 400 Office Hours: 10-12 a. of the harvest camps at Loomis . ' ubura. Martinelli added that are plaes in the Auburn camp c tor speipats 20 Placer or Ne-. words giveth light; vada. County girls, sixteen years of Standing unto the ee red athe. 130.) / oe eerma Those in-. Other Bible citations will inélude: ig and Health with Key to the Seriptures” by Mary Baker Bddy: “When understafiding changes the standpoint of life and intelligence from a ‘material to a spiritual basis; we shall gain the raility of Life, the control of Soul over sense, and we shall per; covering castial farm . i Neches California folldw-. ' heas ‘held at Frestio ana id ‘The. Sacraménto nicat) ive hristianity, or . in’ its ‘held Tuesday, June 6th ana divine ciple.” a 322.) ° res: . persons were present. Adams, ecohomist of the Gian-. James Cooke and Rose. “Celeste and chairman of the}.once. walked ‘a tight rope from San (at the liearing. w. Francisco's Chite House to Seal Rock. of the Placer]. Yreka was was once saved from pillage by Indians when Klamath Peggy, dn Indian woman, traveled over the: matter of Wake stabahiles of rough mountains to warn for casual farm labor, Rec-. the town. lous of the Wage board are bi éd to the “War Food Adminon in Wa Asi eeil; the _ The land on which Palto Alto was sold by Tiiothy HopKins in 1894 with the Provisio that if liduor wére ever sold on it, land Would révert to its original owners. “La Vina Granda” grape inn trunks sometimes attain a. circumCalifornia’s Mount Whitney is the “For ever, O Lord, thy word is settled in heaven. The entrance of thy it giveth under-. simple,” (ps. 119: * The Lesson Sermon will also inude the following passage from the Pivietian Science textbook, “Science ‘Ac; . Thurman has been given the respon-. Mother Church of Christ, Scientist. Within bis basement dim, @veniigs 7-8. Plone ie shit a Ps sibility of recruiting volunteer help/ The Golden Text will be: “Thou, That he was breeding trouble there bce tor the, fruit harvest. and packing ‘Lord, in the beginning hast laid the . pig not occur to him: sae ATTORNEYS ist “‘orsheds, As: Youth. Assistant , to . the. foundation of the earth; and the But when the flames brok t plain ner Oftice, Miss Thurman is also. heavens are the works of thine aight ne oS Ag RNEY AT. ee aiding in, preparations for the open-. hands,” (Hebrews 1:10). And menaced haif the town, Union Bi ding Broad, bay 28 The firemen read the riot act, To careless Jerry Brown. There are so many stupid ways — In which to start a fire, To shun each as we would ‘the ., . Plague, Should be our fixed desire; Remembering, in each heedless act Potential dangers lie, Be this our slogan, “Safety First”, As summer days g0 by. A. Merriam Conner. cr suns meaning buiter. The name of the town of Manteca is derived from the Spanish manteNévada city Telep The Hojmes Pusere Heme, ate pi a gerwithin the meang., of ervice at all hours. FOR SALE — PINE O60 — Two tier ‘or more’ delivered in Nevada Yard; Cartéscelli Valley-Nevada City Highway. highest mountain in continental UniMinton: Wa ve eT moving WANTED — Coin collections. L. B. Sherow, Box 2, Nevada City. Me in standard turaiture aiGibe bought aiid sold. Hills Fia Reliable Traisfe: Grass Vata, er, Phone 471-W or 39. 3-ite Capit stock of portable and. . large type radio batteries, ART’s . . RAINO HOSPITAL — Specialists Street, Grags Valley. Phone 984, 2-19¢t . . 4-13-linoc : 3mo-8-13p = in Radio ills, 112 South Chureh . . PHYSICIAN AND Office Hours: 1 to 3. Ae . to ; Dp. m. Sutidays 11:30 to 12:30: 129 xf iat rose St,, Grass: Valley fe Grass Valley, 360 =. If. No Agente Grant’ Solas, 17-W. emrmrceay ae 7 pp ee p. m. City or Graks Valley. Jakes. Wood a Place, Grass B. P. o. ‘Meets every second and fourth Thursday evening at 8, p. m. 1 Blks Home, 108. . Viethinw’ mee a ee Meets every Tuesday evening at Gestie, 232 Broad Stree* -Meets every Tuesday evening at -7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall.

eran gs at Nevada City. Editor and Sos =o Peatbnas Semi-Weekly, Monday ana lfiursday at Nevada City, California, and entered as ma,. ‘Matter of the second class in th postoffice at ei City under Act of Cons, ess, March 3, 18 ees SUBSCRIPTION RATES ane year. (dn ne One Month.. t:.. $3.00 eS 30 cents ve comaoed’ oe food rationing in the mainly from the necessity of setting ble share of our food supply for lend-lease id women in the armed forces, plus the fact e faced with a critical labor shortage and were eaching peak production. ct ittedly, were among the major shortages , another causative factor, little noted bustle f our anding ‘war economy. has dinner table prosperity’ baaihe about by toom wages. As yet; economists haven't ect, but every butcher,and corner grocer that almost all housewives are buying NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ THURSDAY, _JUNE 15, 1944. : AGRICULTURAL EXT ENSION OFFICE—The Agricultural of an office in the Nevada Irrigation District Building in.Grass Valley, where the service of William O. Hill, Emergency Food Production Assistant, will be made available to the farmers in Nevada County. Hill wil) be in the office all day Wednesday and on Saturday mornings to talk to farmers who wish to discuss: their agricultural problems. The office phone number is Grass Valley 580. and messages may be left there for Hill at any time during the week. FOOD PRESERVATION MEETWMINGS——A demonstration on food preservation will be held in Nevada City on Thursday, June 15 at 1:30 in smaller households. Also noted is the ; better quality products—and . many s trend toward’ higher standn it of at contention during linner table -intend to q @ series on food preservation to be held in Nevada County this summer. ‘Al AS simile r meeting is scheduled for z Grass : . freezing storage, water bath — can. ning of fruits and j tling of juices, pickling and brining the Elementary School. A similar meeting ‘will be held i North San Juan on Friday, June 16 at 1:30 in the League Hall. Miss Virginia Black Emergency Food Preservation ‘Assistant, who is in the office of the county agent, will demonstrate the use and care of the pressure cooker, canning of meat by the pressure cooker. method; and she will also demonstrate the acid-brine method of preserving vegetables, the only recommended Way of canning vegetables wihout a pressure cooker. cL See . ay ~ ot — ea a en pC AGRICULTURAL EXTHNSION. for employers to provide truck or Extension Service announces the opening Auburn. other transportation from Sacramento office to their ramches and return. Information on securing this type of labor may be obtained from the Farm Labor Office in Newcastle or direct from the Second ~ Street Farm Labor office in Sacramento. REDUCE SPOIMLAGE—Use of the boiling water bath instead of the open kettle method of home canning is suggested by Miss Virginia Black, Emergency Food Preservation Assistant. There is no danger of spoilage organisms being sealed into the jar if the boiling water bath is used. This method is recommended only for fruit, tomatoes, rhubarb and vegetables in acid brine. A series of demonstrations on this method of canning are planned and will be scheduled at various communities in Placer and Nevada Counties during the summer months. Complete directions are contained in “Home Canning” a circular by Hilda Faust of the Home Demonstration Office, Agricultural Extension Service. It is available at the Agricultural Extension Service office in CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH These meetings will be the first of Talley for’ later in June. At subséquént meetings dehydration and tomatoes, botad cheese making will be demonigs 4 —Miss Shirley Thurman, Education {nstructor’ at se Placer . hue Aigh School, has been Eyol added to the Farm Labor office staff. Blisworth Martinelli, Farm Place{ment Manager, states that Miss open Mondays, Ne ares holidays excepted, from 2 iad to attend our services and visit the reading room. the sibject of the ‘Lesson-Sermon Sunday, June 18, in all Churches of ‘Christ Scientist; branches “Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday ‘in their church 114 Boulder St. at 11 o'clock. ‘Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednes-. ; day of each month at's o'clock. Our reading room. ait 117 Broad Street is ‘Wednesdays and p. m. The public is cordially in., 48 the Universe, including Man, lved by Atomic Force?” will be of The The lighted match you threw away May start a fire no hand can stay. (Mary had a campfire bright, But failed to put it out; And soon a _western wind came by And scattered it about. So, in that spot no flowers or birds Salute the summer breeze, Tommy struck a lucifer To light a cigarette, And threw it down still burning, sir, This later brought regret. For presently a fire sprang up To rage the live long day, And leave a cruel, ugly scar Beside the King’s. Highway. Jerry had a pile of trash THINKING “Wi LOUD (Continued from Page One) Political equality, Negroes have in all but the “‘Sesesh’’ states, and the U. S.-Supreme Court has given them the right to vote in. those states, if they have the strength to take it. Educational qualifiations for the right to vote, we have always believed, should be universally adopted and enforc‘ed in all 48 states. Under such a law, the great proportion of this generation of Negroes,.of course, could not vote, but it would also limit voting among a much larger

number of whites. But, with or without educational qualifications, we. believe no fair minded person could for a minute deny the, Negro his franchise. We think the day will come when every man. or woman with sound intelligence will as zealously fight for, and guard the rights of any other man or woman anywhere on earth, as they would for their own rights if jeopardized. For, when millions of men spring’ to arms to put down a world reIs NEEDED even when. budget limited (Jellion against global law apd onder, it is very apparent the tide of civilization is slowly rising, when all peoples will reognize, that for their own safety and well being, they must be their brothers’ keepers. SAFETY FIRST ut death and desolation reign here once were living. trees. i} Keystone) . @) DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. q 7 218 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City . We supply our patrons . ‘eng pe meat from the } Cham best cattle, sheep and hogs . ae that money can buy. We Bogen have built our reputation . 6n service and quality . and reasonable prices. Ask your nei ge about us. . They will tell you. 3 . , 400 Office Hours: 10-12 a. of the harvest camps at Loomis . ' ubura. Martinelli added that are plaes in the Auburn camp c tor speipats 20 Placer or Ne-. words giveth light; vada. County girls, sixteen years of Standing unto the ee red athe. 130.) / oe eerma Those in-. Other Bible citations will inélude: ig and Health with Key to the Seriptures” by Mary Baker Bddy: “When understafiding changes the standpoint of life and intelligence from a ‘material to a spiritual basis; we shall gain the raility of Life, the control of Soul over sense, and we shall per; covering castial farm . i Neches California folldw-. ' heas ‘held at Frestio ana id ‘The. Sacraménto nicat) ive hristianity, or . in’ its ‘held Tuesday, June 6th ana divine ciple.” a 322.) ° res: . persons were present. Adams, ecohomist of the Gian-. James Cooke and Rose. “Celeste and chairman of the}.once. walked ‘a tight rope from San (at the liearing. w. Francisco's Chite House to Seal Rock. of the Placer]. Yreka was was once saved from pillage by Indians when Klamath Peggy, dn Indian woman, traveled over the: matter of Wake stabahiles of rough mountains to warn for casual farm labor, Rec-. the town. lous of the Wage board are bi éd to the “War Food Adminon in Wa Asi eeil; the _ The land on which Palto Alto was sold by Tiiothy HopKins in 1894 with the Provisio that if liduor wére ever sold on it, land Would révert to its original owners. “La Vina Granda” grape inn trunks sometimes attain a. circumCalifornia’s Mount Whitney is the “For ever, O Lord, thy word is settled in heaven. The entrance of thy it giveth under-. simple,” (ps. 119: * The Lesson Sermon will also inude the following passage from the Pivietian Science textbook, “Science ‘Ac; . Thurman has been given the respon-. Mother Church of Christ, Scientist. Within bis basement dim, @veniigs 7-8. Plone ie shit a Ps sibility of recruiting volunteer help/ The Golden Text will be: “Thou, That he was breeding trouble there bce tor the, fruit harvest. and packing ‘Lord, in the beginning hast laid the . pig not occur to him: sae ATTORNEYS ist “‘orsheds, As: Youth. Assistant , to . the. foundation of the earth; and the But when the flames brok t plain ner Oftice, Miss Thurman is also. heavens are the works of thine aight ne oS Ag RNEY AT. ee aiding in, preparations for the open-. hands,” (Hebrews 1:10). And menaced haif the town, Union Bi ding Broad, bay 28 The firemen read the riot act, To careless Jerry Brown. There are so many stupid ways — In which to start a fire, To shun each as we would ‘the ., . Plague, Should be our fixed desire; Remembering, in each heedless act Potential dangers lie, Be this our slogan, “Safety First”, As summer days g0 by. A. Merriam Conner. cr suns meaning buiter. The name of the town of Manteca is derived from the Spanish manteNévada city Telep The Hojmes Pusere Heme, ate pi a gerwithin the meang., of ervice at all hours. FOR SALE — PINE O60 — Two tier ‘or more’ delivered in Nevada Yard; Cartéscelli Valley-Nevada City Highway. highest mountain in continental UniMinton: Wa ve eT moving WANTED — Coin collections. L. B. Sherow, Box 2, Nevada City. Me in standard turaiture aiGibe bought aiid sold. Hills Fia Reliable Traisfe: Grass Vata, er, Phone 471-W or 39. 3-ite Capit stock of portable and. . large type radio batteries, ART’s . . RAINO HOSPITAL — Specialists Street, Grags Valley. Phone 984, 2-19¢t . . 4-13-linoc : 3mo-8-13p = in Radio ills, 112 South Chureh . . PHYSICIAN AND Office Hours: 1 to 3. Ae . to ; Dp. m. Sutidays 11:30 to 12:30: 129 xf iat rose St,, Grass: Valley fe Grass Valley, 360 =. If. No Agente Grant’ Solas, 17-W. emrmrceay ae 7 pp ee p. m. City or Graks Valley. Jakes. Wood a Place, Grass B. P. o. ‘Meets every second and fourth Thursday evening at 8, p. m. 1 Blks Home, 108. . Viethinw’ mee a ee Meets every Tuesday evening at Gestie, 232 Broad Stree* -Meets every Tuesday evening at -7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall.