June 3, 1940 (4 pages)

t ‘. IONDAY, JUNE 3, 194( NEVADA CITY NUGGET See. 1940, a PAGE TWO cal sa phaeos ND Fi rnd ‘Nevada City Nugget. aN 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. -&. M. LEETE = Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City. California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City. under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES . both s : ree age 8 they belong legetler in the hitcher . ag . The Disinherited . . Disowned as King by his own cabinet, Leopold of Belgium has joined that sorry little group of modern monarchs who promised their people with patriotic rervor to fight to the end—and almost immédiately capitulated to the enemy. A few of the faithful. close to the royal personalities, may know the reasoning that precipitated such sttrender—the unrelenting pressure of both friends and enemies: the dark anx‘iety over the ultimate outcome for their people; the weight of personal responsibility for continuing or halting the surging wave of bloodshed. The multitudes, however, throughout the ELECTRIC. RANGE and WATER HEATER Russell, in the Los Angeles Times. <a esd ES Ste At a recent senior class meeting the seniors selected a group of students to speak at graduation and from the eight chosen the faculty chose four. They will choose their subjects and give original speeches at the commencement exercises on June 7. Those selected are Margie Clark, Jane Bennett, Dick Pease, and the class president, Bill Wagner. : civilized world, consider the action, for whatever reason, disacquaintances of Leopold in California state their opinions. ° . * ° ; term at the student body election last : : e Sie his noble father in 1924. Says Jerd F. Sullivan, of San Frankitchen read this advertisement carefully. Innis, vice president; Donald Odgers, f : made of Leopold is that he is both headstrong and temperNOTES simpler and in the same economical way other electrical The students also voted to change California women who cook electrically have found this render or its full cost to Belgium and its allies. Certainly not velieved' that more cards will be sold matic electric water heater. That IS a mistake. The electrié have no place for them, for history. is hard: it has no place for priviiseas: buy BOTH the electric range and the electric water heater ; veake ‘ : ° able prices at the Nugget office, 305 bitter excoriation, to consider how strong his own determinaBroad street, Nevada City. : . heater it operates on the very lowest electric rate. creditable and unheroic. Of the latest kingly order to lay down arms, friends and Says William Randolph Hearst: “Leopold, in the decision beee ees es ecicas . S ‘ e . fe) e studen oO or = ° s : . tween sacrafice and dishonor, chose dishonor—very unlike f If you are buying an automatic electric range for your i HIGH SCHOOL so cisigect d lectric range to take charge of cisco, who saw service in World War . and knows the Belgian 4 Other students elected were Mary You expect a mo ern e ies ra 3 eee dati URS ‘ : oe i af ing results as monarch intimately: “The bitterest condemnation that can be cooking and to produce cooking : ; secretary, and Mildred Ratcliff, as “i : : treasurer. servants work for you in your home. . ‘ i \ mental. Unstrung at the sieht of slaughter of his people, he By BARBARA PHARISS That is what an electric range will do. Thousands of gave the order without thinking of the damning effect of surthe price of the student body card from two dollars to one dollar. It is out. i soldierly nor heroic. but perhaps more human than we know.” a However you may not give much thought to the’autoict] ;: len} SE Eat] ili at the lower price. The lower price< —heroic histor i : ; ~eopold. Christian and Wilhelmina—heroic hist ee card entitles the student to the same water heater is a true companion to the modern electric 1 1 i range. They belong together in the kitchen. When you extenuations. In a world that has too little of understanding, Se ees cece 8 y es too much of intolerance, it remains for each man, before too Commercial Printing at _reasonmonthly payments are only slightly higher. Most important of all is that when you add the electric water tion in battle would be, with the blood of his subjects, neighbors or friends drenching his feet.—Contributed. “Summerize” your kitchen with an electric range and water heater. They are daily helpmates you would never part with, once you use them. For VENETIAN BLINDS . and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER John W. Darke 109-J 109-M STUDENT PRESIDENT Kirk Martin was elected president Secretary Of War Ickes! I SEE YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY PGE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY diate our, national heroes. We shall never scoff at the Constitution anw we shall never trample upon its Bill of Rights, Washington columnists, reporting an impending shakeup in President Roosevelt’s cabinet, dropped the hint a day or two ago that irascible, voluble Harold L. Ickes js among those Phones being considered for the post of Secretary of War. : — — At first glance, there seems to be a certain amount of . y’ merit in that suggestion. As Secretary of the Interior, the bel106 Pine RISLE : City licose Mr. Ickes has made war on American business, AmeriPHONE 217 can institutions, the American press and almost anything Py Cleaning, Pressing, American that happened to gall him at the moment. And w p . T i 895 T \ 1 9390! Tailoring there might be a distinct advantage in having him devote his e al ,] axes i ® In our DRESS SHOP we sell— unbounded energies to fighting possible enemies of America, steed Gone gg ae instead of waging war on the taxpayers who pay his salary. Suits, Hoover Aprons, Slips and . In fact, o we pes es a war of words, we could The Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Comsaat think of no better place to put Mr. Ickes than in the war de; mr, partment. He shoots straight-from-the-lip, and seldom trips pany's share of upkeep of Federal, State, County and BIRD STOR yep over an adjective. As Secretary of War, he would be Herr hat City governments, Irrigation District, etc., for the past Gold Fish, Bedding Plants, Early Tomato plants, maidenhair fern specials. choice. named varieties ready to plant. Vines, Virginia Creeper, Ivy and Hops. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Hitler’s headache; not ours. And Mr. Hitler, according to all accounts, tosses off headaches without even reaching for an aspirin. Unfortunately, mature deliberation seems to indicate that we need a man of action as Secretary of War; not a man of words. But perhaps ‘Mr. Ickes could be given the job of writing the manifestos and ultimatums.—Contributed. THINKING OUT LOUD (Continued From Page One) year was a little over $905 each month. We are proud to pay our share—it causes pleasant reflection that, through this tax money, we are in some esponsibl : activ dern schools @raou, Patrick Hoary Heatanui measure responsible for our attractive, mode ols, Franklin, or Thomas Paine. Those countries have no Declaration of Independence. They have never known the meaning of a Bill of our smooth streets, our neatly groomed and efficient police force. existing.between man and wife, sister and brother, child and parent—man and God. Some say that which happened in Europe must happen here. But what happened in Germany and Russia need not happen here. Because some European countries would destroy democracy, America need not do so, There is a great difference between America, Germany, Italy and Russia. America has a record of being a free country since it begun nearly two centuries Those countries in Europe have never been free. Russia was under the tyranny of the Czars. It exchanged one tyranny for another, when it turned to Communism. ‘The people of Russia have never known the meaning of They have always been herded an? directed by a handful’of tyrants. So too with Germany and Italy. The few have bossed the many. Those countries have no memorial day which points to such Glorious exponents of freedom in speech, government and in religious thought as Washington, Jeftago. , freedom. +! Rights which makes every man equal of every other man inthis great nation of ours. The past ten generations of peoples living upon the Continent of North America are the only people who have ever fully possessed a democratie ConStitution, and lived under it. Before what happened in Italy, Russia, and Germany in the past years can happen here, the Declaration of Independence the Constitution of the United States, and the Bill of Rights must be torn to tatters, not until then can we begin to be like Russia, Italy, or Germany. More than this the names of Washington, and Lincoln will have to be forgotten by all of us, and all of us will have to forget the meaning of Memorial Day, in other words we can never reach such a state of being, for these things we shall never do, for we are a God-loving, neighbor-loving people who revere the fathers of ~ our nation and give thanks tothose who have lived in our behalf. We shall never eliminate the name of Washington or Lincoln from our memory. We shall never repuas 4 107 min street Nevada County Photo Center Portraits, Commercial Photography, maintenance. In good times or bad we have our tax bill to meet, couragement of happier lives and better living. Nevada County Trucking Co. Nevada Pacific Trucking Agency In addition to rail holdings and equipment the Nevada County Narrow Gauge pays taxes on its trucking . operations. This portion is largely allocated to highway 8 and, as good Americans, we take pride in the knowledge that through these taxes we do our share toward the enNevada County Narrow — Gauge Railroad Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Stage Lines Business Office and Merchandise Traffic Headquarters at Union T Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 {SE ete tao iat vtmmnaics aia. Phone 577 Nevada City Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right, 241 Commercial St. Nevada City. THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY C0. . . . . } . } . : 67 2 e Driovoenapree: Enlarging and Framing, FREE DELIVERY . : Kodaks and Photo Supplies, eH ¢ ee Valle 315. Broad Street ; Phone 88 Movie Cameras and Films SES aca ic

t ‘. IONDAY, JUNE 3, 194( NEVADA CITY NUGGET See. 1940, a PAGE TWO cal sa phaeos ND Fi rnd ‘Nevada City Nugget. aN 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. -&. M. LEETE = Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City. California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City. under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES . both s : ree age 8 they belong legetler in the hitcher . ag . The Disinherited . . Disowned as King by his own cabinet, Leopold of Belgium has joined that sorry little group of modern monarchs who promised their people with patriotic rervor to fight to the end—and almost immédiately capitulated to the enemy. A few of the faithful. close to the royal personalities, may know the reasoning that precipitated such sttrender—the unrelenting pressure of both friends and enemies: the dark anx‘iety over the ultimate outcome for their people; the weight of personal responsibility for continuing or halting the surging wave of bloodshed. The multitudes, however, throughout the ELECTRIC. RANGE and WATER HEATER Russell, in the Los Angeles Times. <a esd ES Ste At a recent senior class meeting the seniors selected a group of students to speak at graduation and from the eight chosen the faculty chose four. They will choose their subjects and give original speeches at the commencement exercises on June 7. Those selected are Margie Clark, Jane Bennett, Dick Pease, and the class president, Bill Wagner. : civilized world, consider the action, for whatever reason, disacquaintances of Leopold in California state their opinions. ° . * ° ; term at the student body election last : : e Sie his noble father in 1924. Says Jerd F. Sullivan, of San Frankitchen read this advertisement carefully. Innis, vice president; Donald Odgers, f : made of Leopold is that he is both headstrong and temperNOTES simpler and in the same economical way other electrical The students also voted to change California women who cook electrically have found this render or its full cost to Belgium and its allies. Certainly not velieved' that more cards will be sold matic electric water heater. That IS a mistake. The electrié have no place for them, for history. is hard: it has no place for priviiseas: buy BOTH the electric range and the electric water heater ; veake ‘ : ° able prices at the Nugget office, 305 bitter excoriation, to consider how strong his own determinaBroad street, Nevada City. : . heater it operates on the very lowest electric rate. creditable and unheroic. Of the latest kingly order to lay down arms, friends and Says William Randolph Hearst: “Leopold, in the decision beee ees es ecicas . S ‘ e . fe) e studen oO or = ° s : . tween sacrafice and dishonor, chose dishonor—very unlike f If you are buying an automatic electric range for your i HIGH SCHOOL so cisigect d lectric range to take charge of cisco, who saw service in World War . and knows the Belgian 4 Other students elected were Mary You expect a mo ern e ies ra 3 eee dati URS ‘ : oe i af ing results as monarch intimately: “The bitterest condemnation that can be cooking and to produce cooking : ; secretary, and Mildred Ratcliff, as “i : : treasurer. servants work for you in your home. . ‘ i \ mental. Unstrung at the sieht of slaughter of his people, he By BARBARA PHARISS That is what an electric range will do. Thousands of gave the order without thinking of the damning effect of surthe price of the student body card from two dollars to one dollar. It is out. i soldierly nor heroic. but perhaps more human than we know.” a However you may not give much thought to the’autoict] ;: len} SE Eat] ili at the lower price. The lower price< —heroic histor i : ; ~eopold. Christian and Wilhelmina—heroic hist ee card entitles the student to the same water heater is a true companion to the modern electric 1 1 i range. They belong together in the kitchen. When you extenuations. In a world that has too little of understanding, Se ees cece 8 y es too much of intolerance, it remains for each man, before too Commercial Printing at _reasonmonthly payments are only slightly higher. Most important of all is that when you add the electric water tion in battle would be, with the blood of his subjects, neighbors or friends drenching his feet.—Contributed. “Summerize” your kitchen with an electric range and water heater. They are daily helpmates you would never part with, once you use them. For VENETIAN BLINDS . and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER John W. Darke 109-J 109-M STUDENT PRESIDENT Kirk Martin was elected president Secretary Of War Ickes! I SEE YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY PGE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY diate our, national heroes. We shall never scoff at the Constitution anw we shall never trample upon its Bill of Rights, Washington columnists, reporting an impending shakeup in President Roosevelt’s cabinet, dropped the hint a day or two ago that irascible, voluble Harold L. Ickes js among those Phones being considered for the post of Secretary of War. : — — At first glance, there seems to be a certain amount of . y’ merit in that suggestion. As Secretary of the Interior, the bel106 Pine RISLE : City licose Mr. Ickes has made war on American business, AmeriPHONE 217 can institutions, the American press and almost anything Py Cleaning, Pressing, American that happened to gall him at the moment. And w p . T i 895 T \ 1 9390! Tailoring there might be a distinct advantage in having him devote his e al ,] axes i ® In our DRESS SHOP we sell— unbounded energies to fighting possible enemies of America, steed Gone gg ae instead of waging war on the taxpayers who pay his salary. Suits, Hoover Aprons, Slips and . In fact, o we pes es a war of words, we could The Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Comsaat think of no better place to put Mr. Ickes than in the war de; mr, partment. He shoots straight-from-the-lip, and seldom trips pany's share of upkeep of Federal, State, County and BIRD STOR yep over an adjective. As Secretary of War, he would be Herr hat City governments, Irrigation District, etc., for the past Gold Fish, Bedding Plants, Early Tomato plants, maidenhair fern specials. choice. named varieties ready to plant. Vines, Virginia Creeper, Ivy and Hops. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN

FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Hitler’s headache; not ours. And Mr. Hitler, according to all accounts, tosses off headaches without even reaching for an aspirin. Unfortunately, mature deliberation seems to indicate that we need a man of action as Secretary of War; not a man of words. But perhaps ‘Mr. Ickes could be given the job of writing the manifestos and ultimatums.—Contributed. THINKING OUT LOUD (Continued From Page One) year was a little over $905 each month. We are proud to pay our share—it causes pleasant reflection that, through this tax money, we are in some esponsibl : activ dern schools @raou, Patrick Hoary Heatanui measure responsible for our attractive, mode ols, Franklin, or Thomas Paine. Those countries have no Declaration of Independence. They have never known the meaning of a Bill of our smooth streets, our neatly groomed and efficient police force. existing.between man and wife, sister and brother, child and parent—man and God. Some say that which happened in Europe must happen here. But what happened in Germany and Russia need not happen here. Because some European countries would destroy democracy, America need not do so, There is a great difference between America, Germany, Italy and Russia. America has a record of being a free country since it begun nearly two centuries Those countries in Europe have never been free. Russia was under the tyranny of the Czars. It exchanged one tyranny for another, when it turned to Communism. ‘The people of Russia have never known the meaning of They have always been herded an? directed by a handful’of tyrants. So too with Germany and Italy. The few have bossed the many. Those countries have no memorial day which points to such Glorious exponents of freedom in speech, government and in religious thought as Washington, Jeftago. , freedom. +! Rights which makes every man equal of every other man inthis great nation of ours. The past ten generations of peoples living upon the Continent of North America are the only people who have ever fully possessed a democratie ConStitution, and lived under it. Before what happened in Italy, Russia, and Germany in the past years can happen here, the Declaration of Independence the Constitution of the United States, and the Bill of Rights must be torn to tatters, not until then can we begin to be like Russia, Italy, or Germany. More than this the names of Washington, and Lincoln will have to be forgotten by all of us, and all of us will have to forget the meaning of Memorial Day, in other words we can never reach such a state of being, for these things we shall never do, for we are a God-loving, neighbor-loving people who revere the fathers of ~ our nation and give thanks tothose who have lived in our behalf. We shall never eliminate the name of Washington or Lincoln from our memory. We shall never repuas 4 107 min street Nevada County Photo Center Portraits, Commercial Photography, maintenance. In good times or bad we have our tax bill to meet, couragement of happier lives and better living. Nevada County Trucking Co. Nevada Pacific Trucking Agency In addition to rail holdings and equipment the Nevada County Narrow Gauge pays taxes on its trucking . operations. This portion is largely allocated to highway 8 and, as good Americans, we take pride in the knowledge that through these taxes we do our share toward the enNevada County Narrow — Gauge Railroad Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Stage Lines Business Office and Merchandise Traffic Headquarters at Union T Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 {SE ete tao iat vtmmnaics aia. Phone 577 Nevada City Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right, 241 Commercial St. Nevada City. THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY C0. . . . . } . } . : 67 2 e Driovoenapree: Enlarging and Framing, FREE DELIVERY . : Kodaks and Photo Supplies, eH ¢ ee Valle 315. Broad Street ; Phone 88 Movie Cameras and Films SES aca ic