June 21, 1945 (4 pages)

Page Four eeerrererrrereeerrr rc WITH OUR : Petferbe fe ele fe she nde shenge of ofp ofecfeafe ste ence lent Heeei st ANDBOYS ™” GIRLS: Zope pep eeney fe fe ofa ae ote ote Leste nfo sfonde fenges te, ety . IN GLOBAL WAR § +, ve Zeskesfertelotioteistertesietentetoetertate dteestetedtesteted. DeWitt ae HospitalJohn Sbaffi, Nevada City, Army Ground Forces Liaison Officer at DeWitt General Hospital, ~Capt is the new Auburn, his experiences everseas making ‘him thoroughly familiar with all the problems of overseas army return Sbaffi was inducted into the army March 1941. He received his basic training at Camp San Luis Obispo. Sent to Fort Benning, Georgia, to attend officers’ candidate school and graduating from there in August 1942, he went overseas and joined the 34th Division in Scotland. After receiving additional training in Irejand, and after. a stop off in England. Can:. Sbaffi went to Africa as platoon leader in a rifle company, When the 34th Division went fo Italy. in Septemiber 1943, Sbaffi went as an executive officer in-a heavy weapons company. There with his outfit, he crossed the Volturno river three times and fought Smart Cover Up! LAUNDRY HAMPER 5. Beautifully styled with a stunning floral spray adorning its front! Enamel-sprayed inside and out —25 in. high, 19 in. wide and 10 in. deep. J. C. PENNEY CO. 115 Mill Street, Grass Valley a oie -; Academy in Grass Valley. _; Evangeline Chapter 4 Captain } NEVADA. at “Gaasino “and Anzio. He was turned -to the United States in Octo-. 1944 on the rotation plan. Prior to being stationed at DeWitt Capt. Sbaffi attended a personal affairs school at the army war college, ;. . Washington University ,UVexington, Virginia. : : Captain Sbaffi and reside in Nevada City . tended high school and took a com-. Mount St.Mary’s He was an the Lava Cap Gold! in Nevada City. . ree; ber his wife now. where he at-. ; mercial course at accountant for Mining Corporation before he went into the army. Celebrates 72nd Anniversary With a large attendance of members and visitors present Evangeline Chapter celebrated its 72nd anmniversary Tuesday evening at their regular meeting in Masonic Hall. The lodge room. waS ‘beautifully decorated with large baskets of peonies and bowls of sweet peas. Frances Sleep, Worthy Matron of Aurora Chapter, Grass Valley. was escorted to the east and. introduced also the past matron and patrons of! the chapter. Four of the oldest mem-. i bers, Miss Alice E. Cooper, Mrs. Annie Sherman, Mrs. Kate Stenger and J. F. Stenger were seated in the east. During the evening Associate Matron Dorothy Gwin honored these ‘four. memibers by presenting each with.a.corsage and Mr. Stenger with a boutonmiere. Pauline Cohn of San ' Francisco, the oldest past matron of 'the chapter was unable to be pres-; she has been ill for some time . the members expressed their . regret at not having her with them ent, ; and ling she has missed for Many years. The past matrone and past patrons of visiting chapters were called upon to introduce themselves. After the conclusion of the business session a short program was enjoyed and refreshments served in the banquet room at tables beautifully decorated with centernieces of sweet peas. There were ‘Grass Valley, isitors present from . Smartville, Colfax and . district. All present voted it . a very lovely evening under the chairmanship of Dorothy Gwin and i her committee. : the bay Andrew Larsen who has been a patient at the Community Hospital in Grass Valley is much and has now returned to his home on Pine Street. Australia has ‘been settled for 156 years the first establishment having been founded as a penal colony in 1788. Get the facts for your boy. Bank of America cre or a business. The plan hot. includes help in applying for “G.I. Credit” under the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944, but in addition offers the full credit facil of this state-wide bank. Explaining the plan in detail are three fact-filled booklets — get Vet-loan Plan. to offer veterans a practical method of acquiring a home,.a farm ee ated only ities one or all of them for your serviceman. And tell him that Vet-loan Plan applications can be made immediately. after his discharge from the service. Copyright 1945, Bank of America, NT&SA VET-LOAN D FREE BOOKLETS Available at the nearest Bank of America to veterans and their families. Bank of America NATIONAL RUNG ASSOCIATION * INVEST IN WAR BONDS AND HOLD THEM UNTIL MATURITY & = THE MONEY IS NEEDED FOR— WAR —THE BATTLE OF JAPAN HAS JUST BEGUN. It must be backed up, paid for, fought for by a free people, intent on Pacific clear of fascist hate—FOREVER. —WITH THE WAR IN THE WEST our first and major concern, we have not yet been able to go all out in the pete BITS, NEITHER HAS THE JAP. —THE WAR TO CRUSH JAPAN WILL BE BIGGER, TOUGHER, and longer than most Americans expect. The Allied Military Oon:mand has estimated that it will take years. not months. —GRASS VALLEY is a long way behind in its Series ‘‘S’’ Quota. GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY SE te Valley 108 c ia sweeping the Telephone—Nevada City 2 DRY DOCKS KEEP ae ene owe MEN ASHORETO ‘ment . American warships in . . i where, ~las it is the finst anniversary meet-. . . . improved ! CITY NUGGET _ THURSDAY, JUNE. 21, 1945 NAVY’SFLOATING . An exclusive U. S. the unique. sectionally built ant sesvice even a battleship, has proven a major factor in keeping homelann. Described reiently by Viie Admiral Ben Morell, the ships, some sections of whiih have been ‘built by the Polliock-Stockton Shipbuilding Co. are known as advance ‘base sectional, docks—shoéfttened to ABSDs—they . have capacities ranging from 56,000 to 100,000 tongs which is more than enough capacity to raise the largest ‘battleship from the water to repair battle damage. Developed by the navy’s ‘bureau of yards and docks, the ABSDs were termed by Vice Admiral Moreell as being to the fleet what field hospitals are to the army, because a crippled ship ean be taken into one of these huge floating dry docks and repaired sufficiently to sent it back into action, or tmporary repairs can be made so that the vessel can reach 4 major navy yard safely. Vice Admiral Moreell revealed that ABSDs proved thevir-wotfth in the Battle of Leyte Golf when three battleships were serviced in a forward area, enabling those big ships to take parts in this major sea _ battle without the unique floating dry docks, it would have been necessary to ‘bring the ships to the mainland for repairs. Besides battleships, serve smaller vessels and on one} recent occasion two light cruisers . were docked in one of the craft simultaneously. There have been times when a half dozen large landing the . ABSDs 'eraft ‘including LSTs have been serviced at one time. Altogether Vice Admiral Moreel revealed, in a roeeae eight months period the ABSDs hand-. including one of our! led 176 ships, large battleships. The ABSD is an exclusive Ameri i can development and no other navy} has anything like it, Vice Moreell said, and there can doubt that in the future the ABSDs and our gemaller floating dry docks will play a vital role in saving baitle damaged ships and. keeping the others in the peak of fighting trim. Sections of the advance base sectional docks are built by the Pollock Stockton .yard. Other sections are built in Eureka, California, in Everett, Washington, Morgan City, La., and Pittsburgh, Penn. The sections have lifting capacities of from §8,000 to 10,000 tons, They are taken the thick of . ithe fight that now is so near to Jap Adrimal . be no} SRT EEO TER HO ual fghting as possible, and there assembled into their gigantic battleship capacity for on the spot service to the fleet. Pies Tae TT TAKES NINE floating dry dock which can be tak-. en right into the war zone to repair . : ft takes nine men ashore to kee one man at sea, this was the astounding statement made this week by Lt. (Margaret Moak of the Sacramento Coast Guard recruiting station. With every nine SPAIRS enlisted — one more male Coast Guardsman can go to sea. It is easy to see how necessary it is that many more northern California women join the SPARS now. More men are needed aboard ‘ship, but they cannot go until SPARS are vailable to release them. It takes a lot of recording, communicating, bookkeeping and typing to keep ships and men of the Coast Guard always ready to do their pobs. SPARS are on duty in district offices of the Coast Guard and at the training, shore and air __ stations, communications eenters, small arms repair and supply depots. They are gradually taking over the detail of the pay and supply section of the service. Many SPARS are now on duty in the district offices in San Francisco. Lt. Moak continued, but with the trend of the war swinging to the Pacific many more are needed. While: stationed in San Francisco’ the SPARS live in the beautiful SPAR barracks at 940-Sutter St. formerly the Empire Hotel. Many otherg live in apartments and are entitled to quarters and subsistence allowance. "In order to enlist, women must be’ . between the ages of 20 and 36 and must have had at least two years of . high school or business school. They . vest be able to meet physical and . aptitude requirements set up by the Coast, Guard. They cannot have any . ehildren under 18 years of age. Iv you can meet these requirements— enlist today—contact the Coast . Guard recruiting Station in Room nae New Federal Building in SacSe ae BIRTHS VOLKERTS—2tIn Grass Valley, Nelvada County, June 15, 1945, to Mr. land Mrs. W. L. Volkerts, a daughter. : CANTRILL—iIn Grass Valley, Nevada County, June 16, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cantrill, a daughter. BALL—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, June 18, 19415, to Capt. and Mrs. John B. Ball; a son. HOSKING—tIn Grass Valley, Nevada County,:June 18, 1045, to Mr. and Mrs. Garfeld Hosking, a daughinto the war zone as near to the actter. Sometimes thousands of Make the Seventh a Success ES ee BSA on Soa There’s Quite « Crowd’ Most of the time we can ‘aia! 2, Long Distance calls all right, but sometimes we need_q little help from you. That's when a Long Distemnce line is crowded and the operator says— “Please limit your call to 5 minutes.” THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ae 114 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY prominent TELEPHONE 600 WHAT DOES THAT TOWN'S” NAME MEAN Susanville—For Susan Roop, the daughter of Isaac N. Roop who staked out a claim on the site in 1853. Dutch Flat—So named beeause a pioneer, Joseph Dohrenbeck, was a German. Redwood City—Named in 1858 for the redwoods which provided much of the timber from which San Fran; cisco was built. Gaviota—From the for seagull. Orland—From.the Spanish oro, i. e. land of gold. Pilacerville—From placer mining; originally the city was called Hangtown. The site was first known as Old Dry Diggings~ Ripon—¥rom the Spanish _ for shore, since it is on the north shore of the Stanislaus river. Spanish The federal office building in San Francisco has 432 rooms and houses 33 government divisions. The present nations of Colombia Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela came into being about 1830. Uruguay is the smallest American nation. The federal court rooms in San Francisco’s post office and federal building are finished in curly redwood, Mexican and Bast Indian mahogany and antique oak. Ecuador was part of the original state founded by the South American liberator Simon. Bolivar. Panama’s chief exports are bananas, cacao and cocoanuts. ‘Copper, nitrates and (Chile’s major exports. South NOTICE OF INTENDED MORTGAGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HAROLD M. HALEY and VALORA L. HALEY, doing business under the’ firm name and.style of “HOTMILL,’’ intend to mortgage to THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SACRAMENTO, a National Banking Association. all machinery, tools, furniture, fixtures and motor vehicles situate at 122~ Broad Street, in -the City Nevada City, with the said business operated by the. Mortgagors at said address under said firm name and style of ‘“HOTMILL.” The address of the intended Mortgagee s as follows: THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SGCARAMEINTO 700 J Street Sacramento, California. The place where and: the time when the consideration is to be paid is at THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SACRAMENTO, on. the southeast corner of 7th and J Streets, in City of Sacramento, State of California, on ‘Thursday. June 28th, 1945, att the hour of. 10:00 o’clock A. M. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the intended Mortgagee has caused. these presents to be executed by its Cashier and Trust Officer thereunto duly authorized, and its corporate seal to be affixed this 18th day of June, ' 1945. (Seal) THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SACRAMENTO a § National Banking Association. By J. S. JOHNS, Cashier. By T. J. LABHARD, Intended Mortgagee. June 21. : .righteousness; iodine are of . County of Nevada, State‘ s¢ . : . . of California, and used in connection CHRISTIAN SCIENCE “CHURCH Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sun-v day in their church 114 Boulder St. at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9345 a. m. A Wednesday evenin2 agtimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at eight o'clock. Our reading room at 310 3road St. is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, holidays excepted, from 2 to 4 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit our reading room. “$s the Universe, including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?”’ This question is the ‘subject of the Chistian Science Lesson Sermon -for Sunday, June 24, with the golden text from the 24th Psalm: ‘The earth is the Lord’s and the fulness thereof; the world and they that dwell therein;”’ .Among the Bible verses included. in the sermon is this from Jeremiah “The Lord hath brought forth our come, and let us declare in Zion the work of the Lord our God,” 51:10. A correlative citation from the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures; by Mary Baker Eddy reads: “If life is God, as the scriptures imply, then life is not emryonic, it is infinite.”” p. 550. EVADA DIRECTION T. AND D. ait., ENTERPRISES, INC. ! FRIDAY SATURDAY 008 @ee HEDY LAMARR —And— : GEORGE BRENT — J panes EXPERIMENT DANGEROUS —Plus— CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE MICHAEL O’SHEA —And— LLOYD. NOLAN co @ Ooe SUNDAY MONDAY CLAUDETTE COLBERT —And— FRED MacMURRAY —I[n— PRACTICALLY . YOURS nes — MORE THE MIGHTY SEVENTH WAR BONDS Phone 88 Grass Valley Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City 244 Boulder Street > oo NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “PHE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif.

Page Four eeerrererrrereeerrr rc WITH OUR : Petferbe fe ele fe she nde shenge of ofp ofecfeafe ste ence lent Heeei st ANDBOYS ™” GIRLS: Zope pep eeney fe fe ofa ae ote ote Leste nfo sfonde fenges te, ety . IN GLOBAL WAR § +, ve Zeskesfertelotioteistertesietentetoetertate dteestetedtesteted. DeWitt ae HospitalJohn Sbaffi, Nevada City, Army Ground Forces Liaison Officer at DeWitt General Hospital, ~Capt is the new Auburn, his experiences everseas making ‘him thoroughly familiar with all the problems of overseas army return Sbaffi was inducted into the army March 1941. He received his basic training at Camp San Luis Obispo. Sent to Fort Benning, Georgia, to attend officers’ candidate school and graduating from there in August 1942, he went overseas and joined the 34th Division in Scotland. After receiving additional training in Irejand, and after. a stop off in England. Can:. Sbaffi went to Africa as platoon leader in a rifle company, When the 34th Division went fo Italy. in Septemiber 1943, Sbaffi went as an executive officer in-a heavy weapons company. There with his outfit, he crossed the Volturno river three times and fought Smart Cover Up! LAUNDRY HAMPER 5. Beautifully styled with a stunning floral spray adorning its front! Enamel-sprayed inside and out —25 in. high, 19 in. wide and 10 in. deep. J. C. PENNEY CO. 115 Mill Street, Grass Valley a oie -; Academy in Grass Valley. _; Evangeline Chapter 4 Captain } NEVADA. at “Gaasino “and Anzio. He was turned -to the United States in Octo-. 1944 on the rotation plan. Prior to being stationed at DeWitt Capt. Sbaffi attended a personal affairs school at the army war college, ;. . Washington University ,UVexington, Virginia. : : Captain Sbaffi and reside in Nevada City . tended high school and took a com-. Mount St..Mary’s He was an the Lava Cap Gold! in Nevada City. . ree; ber his wife now. where he at-. ; mercial course at accountant for Mining Corporation before he went into the army. Celebrates 72nd Anniversary With a large attendance of members and visitors present Evangeline Chapter celebrated its 72nd anmniversary Tuesday evening at their regular meeting in Masonic Hall. The lodge room. waS ‘beautifully decorated with large baskets of peonies and bowls of sweet peas. Frances Sleep, Worthy Matron of Aurora Chapter, Grass Valley. was escorted to the east and. introduced also the past matron and patrons of! the chapter. Four of the oldest mem-. i bers, Miss Alice E. Cooper, Mrs. Annie Sherman, Mrs. Kate Stenger and J. F. Stenger were seated in the east. During the evening Associate Matron Dorothy Gwin honored these ‘four. memibers by presenting each with.a.corsage and Mr. Stenger with a boutonmiere. Pauline Cohn of San ' Francisco, the oldest past matron of 'the chapter was unable to be pres-; she has been ill for some time . the members expressed their . regret at not having her with them ent, ; and ling she has missed for Many years. The past matrone and past patrons of visiting chapters were called upon to introduce themselves. After the conclusion of the business session a short program was enjoyed and refreshments served in the banquet room at tables beautifully decorated with centernieces of sweet peas. There were ‘Grass Valley, isitors present from . Smartville, Colfax and . district. All present voted it . a very lovely evening under the chairmanship of Dorothy Gwin and i her committee. : the bay Andrew Larsen who has been a patient at the Community Hospital in Grass Valley is much and has now returned to his home on Pine Street. Australia has ‘been settled for 156 years the first establishment having been founded as a penal colony in 1788. Get the facts for your boy. Bank of America cre or a business. The plan hot. includes help in applying for “G.I. Credit” under the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944, but in addition offers the full credit facil of this state-wide bank. Explaining the plan in detail are three fact-filled booklets — get Vet-loan Plan. to offer veterans a practical method of acquiring a home,.a farm ee ated only ities one or all of them for your serviceman. And tell him that Vet-loan Plan applications can be made immediately. after his discharge from the service. Copyright 1945, Bank of America, NT&SA VET-LOAN D FREE BOOKLETS Available at the nearest Bank of America to veterans and their families. Bank of America NATIONAL RUNG ASSOCIATION * INVEST IN WAR BONDS AND HOLD THEM UNTIL MATURITY & = THE MONEY IS NEEDED FOR— WAR —THE BATTLE OF JAPAN HAS JUST BEGUN. It must be backed up, paid for, fought for by a free people, intent on Pacific clear of fascist hate—FOREVER. —WITH THE WAR IN THE WEST our first and major concern, we have not yet been able to go all out in the pete BITS, NEITHER HAS THE JAP. —THE WAR TO CRUSH JAPAN WILL BE BIGGER, TOUGHER, and longer than most Americans expect. The Allied Military Oon:mand has estimated that it will take years. not months. —GRASS VALLEY is a long way behind in its Series ‘‘S’’ Quota. GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY SE te Valley 108 c ia sweeping the Telephone—Nevada City 2 DRY DOCKS KEEP ae ene owe MEN ASHORETO ‘ment . American warships in . . i where, ~las it is the finst anniversary meet-. . . . improved ! CITY NUGGET _ THURSDAY, JUNE. 21, 1945 NAVY’SFLOATING . An exclusive U. S. the unique. sectionally built ant sesvice even a battleship, has proven a major factor in keeping homelann. Described reiently by Viie Admiral Ben Morell, the ships, some sections of whiih have been ‘built by the Polliock-Stockton Shipbuilding Co. are known as advance ‘base sectional, docks—shoéfttened to ABSDs—they . have capacities ranging from 56,000 to 100,000 tongs which is more than enough capacity to raise the largest ‘battleship from the water to repair battle damage. Developed by the navy’s ‘bureau of yards and docks, the ABSDs were termed by Vice Admiral Moreell as being to the fleet what field hospitals are to the army, because a crippled ship ean be taken into one of these huge floating dry docks and repaired sufficiently to sent it back into action, or tmporary repairs can be made so that the vessel can reach 4 major navy yard safely. Vice Admiral Moreell revealed that ABSDs proved thevir-wotfth in the Battle of Leyte Golf when three battleships were serviced in a forward area, enabling those big ships to take parts in this major sea _ battle without the unique floating dry docks, it would have been necessary to ‘bring the ships to the mainland for repairs. Besides battleships, serve smaller vessels and on one} recent occasion two light cruisers . were docked in one of the craft simultaneously. There have been times when a half dozen large landing the . ABSDs 'eraft ‘including LSTs have been serviced at one time. Altogether Vice Admiral Moreel revealed, in a roeeae eight months period the ABSDs hand-. including one of our! led 176 ships, large battleships. The ABSD is an exclusive Ameri i can development and no other navy} has anything like it, Vice Moreell said, and there can doubt that in the future the ABSDs and our gemaller floating dry docks will play a vital role in saving baitle damaged ships and. keeping the others in the peak of fighting trim. Sections of the advance base sectional docks are built by the Pollock Stockton .yard. Other sections are

built in Eureka, California, in Everett, Washington, Morgan City, La., and Pittsburgh, Penn. The sections have lifting capacities of from §8,000 to 10,000 tons, They are taken the thick of . ithe fight that now is so near to Jap Adrimal . be no} SRT EEO TER HO ual fghting as possible, and there assembled into their gigantic battleship capacity for on the spot service to the fleet. Pies Tae TT TAKES NINE floating dry dock which can be tak-. en right into the war zone to repair . : ft takes nine men ashore to kee one man at sea, this was the astounding statement made this week by Lt. (Margaret Moak of the Sacramento Coast Guard recruiting station. With every nine SPAIRS enlisted — one more male Coast Guardsman can go to sea. It is easy to see how necessary it is that many more northern California women join the SPARS now. More men are needed aboard ‘ship, but they cannot go until SPARS are vailable to release them. It takes a lot of recording, communicating, bookkeeping and typing to keep ships and men of the Coast Guard always ready to do their pobs. SPARS are on duty in district offices of the Coast Guard and at the training, shore and air __ stations, communications eenters, small arms repair and supply depots. They are gradually taking over the detail of the pay and supply section of the service. Many SPARS are now on duty in the district offices in San Francisco. Lt. Moak continued, but with the trend of the war swinging to the Pacific many more are needed. While: stationed in San Francisco’ the SPARS live in the beautiful SPAR barracks at 940-Sutter St. formerly the Empire Hotel. Many otherg live in apartments and are entitled to quarters and subsistence allowance. "In order to enlist, women must be’ . between the ages of 20 and 36 and must have had at least two years of . high school or business school. They . vest be able to meet physical and . aptitude requirements set up by the Coast, Guard. They cannot have any . ehildren under 18 years of age. Iv you can meet these requirements— enlist today—contact the Coast . Guard recruiting Station in Room nae New Federal Building in SacSe ae BIRTHS VOLKERTS—2tIn Grass Valley, Nelvada County, June 15, 1945, to Mr. land Mrs. W. L. Volkerts, a daughter. : CANTRILL—iIn Grass Valley, Nevada County, June 16, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cantrill, a daughter. BALL—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, June 18, 19415, to Capt. and Mrs. John B. Ball; a son. HOSKING—tIn Grass Valley, Nevada County,:June 18, 1045, to Mr. and Mrs. Garfeld Hosking, a daughinto the war zone as near to the actter. Sometimes thousands of Make the Seventh a Success ES ee BSA on Soa There’s Quite « Crowd’ Most of the time we can ‘aia! 2, Long Distance calls all right, but sometimes we need_q little help from you. That's when a Long Distemnce line is crowded and the operator says— “Please limit your call to 5 minutes.” THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ae 114 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY prominent TELEPHONE 600 WHAT DOES THAT TOWN'S” NAME MEAN Susanville—For Susan Roop, the daughter of Isaac N. Roop who staked out a claim on the site in 1853. Dutch Flat—So named beeause a pioneer, Joseph Dohrenbeck, was a German. Redwood City—Named in 1858 for the redwoods which provided much of the timber from which San Fran; cisco was built. Gaviota—From the for seagull. Orland—From.the Spanish oro, i. e. land of gold. Pilacerville—From placer mining; originally the city was called Hangtown. The site was first known as Old Dry Diggings~ Ripon—¥rom the Spanish _ for shore, since it is on the north shore of the Stanislaus river. Spanish The federal office building in San Francisco has 432 rooms and houses 33 government divisions. The present nations of Colombia Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela came into being about 1830. Uruguay is the smallest American nation. The federal court rooms in San Francisco’s post office and federal building are finished in curly redwood, Mexican and Bast Indian mahogany and antique oak. Ecuador was part of the original state founded by the South American liberator Simon. Bolivar. Panama’s chief exports are bananas, cacao and cocoanuts. ‘Copper, nitrates and (Chile’s major exports. South NOTICE OF INTENDED MORTGAGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HAROLD M. HALEY and VALORA L. HALEY, doing business under the’ firm name and.style of “HOTMILL,’’ intend to mortgage to THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SACRAMENTO, a National Banking Association. all machinery, tools, furniture, fixtures and motor vehicles situate at 122~ Broad Street, in -the City Nevada City, with the said business operated by the. Mortgagors at said address under said firm name and style of ‘“HOTMILL.” The address of the intended Mortgagee s as follows: THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SGCARAMEINTO 700 J Street Sacramento, California. The place where and: the time when the consideration is to be paid is at THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SACRAMENTO, on. the southeast corner of 7th and J Streets, in City of Sacramento, State of California, on ‘Thursday. June 28th, 1945, att the hour of. 10:00 o’clock A. M. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the intended Mortgagee has caused. these presents to be executed by its Cashier and Trust Officer thereunto duly authorized, and its corporate seal to be affixed this 18th day of June, ' 1945. (Seal) THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SACRAMENTO a § National Banking Association. By J. S. JOHNS, Cashier. By T. J. LABHARD, Intended Mortgagee. June 21. : .righteousness; iodine are of . County of Nevada, State‘ s¢ . : . . of California, and used in connection CHRISTIAN SCIENCE “CHURCH Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sun-v day in their church 114 Boulder St. at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9345 a. m. A Wednesday evenin2 agtimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at eight o'clock. Our reading room at 310 3road St. is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, holidays excepted, from 2 to 4 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit our reading room. “$s the Universe, including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?”’ This question is the ‘subject of the Chistian Science Lesson Sermon -for Sunday, June 24, with the golden text from the 24th Psalm: ‘The earth is the Lord’s and the fulness thereof; the world and they that dwell therein;”’ .Among the Bible verses included. in the sermon is this from Jeremiah “The Lord hath brought forth our come, and let us declare in Zion the work of the Lord our God,” 51:10. A correlative citation from the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures; by Mary Baker Eddy reads: “If life is God, as the scriptures imply, then life is not emryonic, it is infinite.”” p. 550. EVADA DIRECTION T. AND D. ait., ENTERPRISES, INC. ! FRIDAY SATURDAY 008 @ee HEDY LAMARR —And— : GEORGE BRENT — J panes EXPERIMENT DANGEROUS —Plus— CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE MICHAEL O’SHEA —And— LLOYD. NOLAN co @ Ooe SUNDAY MONDAY CLAUDETTE COLBERT —And— FRED MacMURRAY —I[n— PRACTICALLY . YOURS nes — MORE THE MIGHTY SEVENTH WAR BONDS Phone 88 Grass Valley Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City 244 Boulder Street > oo NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “PHE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif.