June 30, 1939 (6 pages)

ia by NEVADA CITY NUGGET iia FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1939. ree Nevada City Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right. Phone 577! ‘ Nevada City 241 Commercial Street ATTEMPT MADE TO REGULATE THE REGULATORS By JAMES PRESTON WASHINGTON, D. C., June 29.— ‘The acoustics in Washington are sometimes phenomenal. For instance, Proof of Labor on Mining Claim Blanks at Nevada City Nugget. Here’s what we can do for you— the drop of a political pin will sometimes make more noise than a THROUGH The NIGHT > into Grass Valley and Nevada City Do you know what kind of freight service the Narrow Gauge is giving you? Through the co-ordinated rail and trucking. service of Southern Pacific, linked with the co-ordinated rail and trucking service of the Narrow Gauge. Merchandise freight shipped from San Francisco, Oakland or points in that radius, one day is delivered in Grass Valley or Nevada City the next morning. This overnight freight service, provided at reasonable through rates, is reliable ad dependable. Every customer—old or new—pays the same rate. It is the most convenient because it is pick up and . delivery service. lig Fast, co-ordinated rail-truck service is provided also from Grass Valley and Nevada City to these important centers. So, with these modern, co-ordinated rail and tracking services, the Narrow Gauge is meeting the twin cities modern transportation requirements with modern transportation. services. You can insure the permanence of this progressive effort and insure the continuance of the Narrow Gauge as a going, home industry, by using Narrow Gauge services when shipping freight out of Grass Valley or Nevada City and insisting that your shipments to you be routed via this company. ‘ NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD Nevada County Trucking Co. Nevada Pacific Trucking Agency Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Stage Lines Business Office and Merchandise Traffic Headquarters at Union Terminal Co., between Bank Street and Colfax Avenue boulder dropped from the Washington monument. So it is that a boulder has been dropped (without much noise) on the toes of the New Deal. In this case the weighty object dropped is a Congressional report attacking the administration’s method. of — issuing rules and regulations. This report contains one of the most pointed barbs written in several sessions of Congress, but it has passed unnoticed, in news dispatches from. Washington. The report was written by the 'iThe time has come when some of Senate’s Judiciary Committee which has been considering a bill to place some curb on tthe power now enjoyed by Federal agencies. The bill under consideration would permit court re-, view of rules and regulations issued ‘by these agencies. Under the present administration set up, the rule makers abide by no rules other than their own, and figuratively’ thumb their noses at the courts and Con-. stitutional law. tee’s report. ‘ «. . ,. the prime consideration and’ emphasis has been on. strengthening the powers of the Federal Government so as to regulate and con-) trol the governed with practically no consideration being given to providing means and methods whereby the governors could be governed and the regulators could be regulated. these regulators consider themselves above the statutes and when they show contemptuous disregard; both the Congress and the courts. Unless this country is to ‘become first a parliamentary and then a totalitarian government, with the states reduced to mere wpolice provinces, and with both the legislative and judicial branches of our government dominated by the administrative: agencies of government, these administrative agencies must be required to ‘both observe the terms of the statutes and to exercise good faith in their administration of such statutes.”’ Best indication to date that Congress really wants to adjourn by July 15 is the recent ‘mood exhibited by the House. That chamber has Suddenly begun meeting at 11 a. m. every week day, which is an hour earlier than ‘usual. Also, several of its sessions have lasted past the dinner hour as comared with the: usual “about five o’clock’’ recess: (More Saturday sessions also are in prospect, which is a definite home stretch hint. There is more significance than has been printed behind the announcement of the CIO that it will begin a major unionization drive in the aircraft and shipbuilding industries soon. It is these industries that will carry the heaviest load in the national defense program. And here is the background for the announced CIO drive: Several weeks ago the CIO almost succeeded in slipping a “joker’’ through Congress which would have given labor agitators (or even foreign spies) enough power virtually to shut down the nation’s defense industries. The “joker’’ was in the form of an amendment to the Na‘tional Defense Bill. It would have voided any government defense contraet if the firm holding the contract was engaged in any labor dispute. And a labor dispute can mean a dispute between an employer and a single employee. The amendment was tossed out of the defense bill when, NEW FIVE AND TEN STORE AT HILLS FLAT Convenient, light, airy and modern to the last detail is the new 5 and -10-cent store in Hills Flat, adjoining the Purity ‘building. The "Hills Flat Five-and-Ten is one of sevefal new enterprises that have in the past few weeks been established . in that new trading center adjacent, Here is the barb in the committo Grass Valley. The store offers a two cousins. wide selection of household merchandiseé, wearing apparel, notions and variety goods. MONEY BACK ART GETS _ MADE-TO-ORDER AGENCY The International Garment Manufacturing company has just named Money-Back Art, corner Main and Auburn streets, Grass Valley, its Northern (California representative. Probably never before outside of the large cities, have good materials and workmanship in men’s and_ boys’ suits, made to measure, been offered at such low prices as_ this big manufacturing company now enables its agents to quote. Gaberdine, threepiece suits are made to order at prices that are much below most readyto-wear garments. James Kistle will join a group of Fourth on a pienic along the lake shore. was discovered. Thus many of the Capitol interpret the C1O membership drive in the defense industries as a show of determination to gain control of these vital units of industry — with or without legislative “cooperation.” Many at the Capitol, too, are a bit worried over the prospect, for they remember—all too.well—some of the violence and long shut downs that have accompanied other CIO drives. EASTERNER TO LIVE HERE — Elmer Davis of the state of Michigan has come to Nevada City to make his home near his brother, Will Davis, in Willow Valley. Will Davis retired recently from work in a Sacramento paper shop after about 20 years steady employment there and.the two brothers are having a good time visiting and working .ogether. Mrs. Davis has gone to Selma to spend several weeks visiting friends at Lake Fahoe and enjoy the’ LISTEN—BIG BOY! TAKE A WORD OF ADVICE FROM ME! THE WIFE NEEDS SOME TIME OFF TOO! Send the wash to the laundry. That'll take the backache out of housework. Prompt service, scientific method, . home budgeting rates at GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY “AND DRY CLEANERS 111 Bennett St., Grass Valley PHONE 108 * &* 8 * And don’t forget that all soap we use is Ivory Soap. . *As compared with ether foods in diet, Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. ACME BREWERIES San Froncisco los Angeles * ietetically NON-FATT Re WUE: ENING. vat almost the last mnute, the joker Nevada City Ice Delivery. — Nevada City Distributors _ > ai FOURTH OF JULY WEEK SELECT YOUR OUTFIT NOW FOR THE CELEBRATION LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES Ea. $1.00, $1.75, $1.95 LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES Ea. $2.95, $3.95, $5.95 GIRLS’ SUMMER DRESSES Each $1.00, $1 ‘95 LADIES’ BLOUSES Rayon and Satin Each LADIES’ LADIES’ SLACKS © LADIES’ LADIES’ — Munsing and Van Raalte ANKLE SOX MEN’S Pat $1.00 up. SILK HOSIERY PRINCESS SLIPS Underthings, Vests, PantPlain, Fancy _ SWIM SUITS ‘. Pr. 79c, 98c, $1.15, $1.25. Each $1.00 up ies. Each ..... 49c up. Pair .. 15c, 19c, 25c. Special price . 98c ea. LADIES Rayon trunks 98c up SLACK SUITS LADIES’ PURSES Each OS Sat. $1.95 up 1 os x Whit e or Col io red BOYS’ The City of Grass Valiey eet Siig ge $1.00 up. CRASH BLOUSES Ladies’ 2 and 3 Piece : : . . 7 ven OUTING SUITS Invites the neighborhood cities and towns to come to Grass Valley and LADIES’ . set Each .... $1.95 up. . enjoy with her another 2nd, 3rd and 4th of July Celebration—Sunday the FABRIC GLOVES . MEN’S FANCY SOX 2nd, special services at your church. July 3rd, Kiddies Toy Parade at . 25c, 35c, 49c GIRLS’ 7:30, big dance at Memorial Hall, 9 o’clock. July 4th, Patriotic Parade at . . Pair 98c! Neck ties 49c, 98c, ea. ITS 10 a. m., Patriotic Program at Memorial Hall immediately after the parade. SUN SU Sports all afternoon. Fireworks at Memorial Park night of July 4th. Your apne mere 10 to 14 years attendance at these different features will help the committee make this : Each 69c. ‘ip celebration a success. SWIM SUITS _ DRESS SHIRTS nae Each .... $1.95 up. Each . $1.19 v CHILDREN’S . SUN SUITS INFANTS’ DRESSES . CHILDREN’S VESTS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN’S Agents for 2-6 years Hand embroidered AND PANTIES PRINCESS SLIPS D adh ona 25c up. Each oe one 49c up. Each ... 25e, 35c, 49c. Each nw 116 MILL STREET t a wt ERT’S DRY GOO Operated by a Home Merchant — ' A Home Store Owned and 2 i

ia by NEVADA CITY NUGGET iia FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1939. ree Nevada City Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right. Phone 577! ‘ Nevada City 241 Commercial Street ATTEMPT MADE TO REGULATE THE REGULATORS By JAMES PRESTON WASHINGTON, D. C., June 29.— ‘The acoustics in Washington are sometimes phenomenal. For instance, Proof of Labor on Mining Claim Blanks at Nevada City Nugget. Here’s what we can do for you— the drop of a political pin will sometimes make more noise than a THROUGH The NIGHT > into Grass Valley and Nevada City Do you know what kind of freight service the Narrow Gauge is giving you? Through the co-ordinated rail and trucking. service of Southern Pacific, linked with the co-ordinated rail and trucking service of the Narrow Gauge. Merchandise freight shipped from San Francisco, Oakland or points in that radius, one day is delivered in Grass Valley or Nevada City the next morning. This overnight freight service, provided at reasonable through rates, is reliable ad dependable. Every customer—old or new—pays the same rate. It is the most convenient because it is pick up and . delivery service. lig Fast, co-ordinated rail-truck service is provided also from Grass Valley and Nevada City to these important centers. So, with these modern, co-ordinated rail and tracking services, the Narrow Gauge is meeting the twin cities modern transportation requirements with modern transportation. services. You can insure the permanence of this progressive effort and insure the continuance of the Narrow Gauge as a going, home industry, by using Narrow Gauge services when shipping freight out of Grass Valley or Nevada City and insisting that your shipments to you be routed via this company. ‘ NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD Nevada County Trucking Co. Nevada Pacific Trucking Agency Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Stage Lines Business Office and Merchandise Traffic Headquarters at Union Terminal Co., between Bank Street and Colfax Avenue boulder dropped from the Washington monument. So it is that a boulder has been dropped (without much noise) on the toes of the New Deal. In this case the weighty object dropped is a Congressional report attacking the administration’s method. of — issuing rules and regulations. This report contains one of the most pointed barbs written in several sessions of Congress, but it has passed unnoticed, in news dispatches from. Washington. The report was written by the 'iThe time has come when some of Senate’s Judiciary Committee which has been considering a bill to place some curb on tthe power now enjoyed by Federal agencies. The bill under consideration would permit court re-, view of rules and regulations issued ‘by these agencies. Under the present administration set up, the rule makers abide by no rules other than their own, and figuratively’ thumb their noses at the courts and Con-. stitutional law. tee’s report. ‘ «. . ,. the prime consideration and’ emphasis has been on. strengthening the powers of the Federal Government so as to regulate and con-) trol the governed with practically no consideration being given to providing means and methods whereby the governors could be governed and the regulators could be regulated. these regulators consider themselves above the statutes and when they show contemptuous disregard; both the Congress and the courts. Unless this country is to ‘become first a parliamentary and then a totalitarian government, with the states reduced to mere wpolice provinces, and with both the legislative and judicial branches of our government dominated by the administrative: agencies of government, these administrative agencies must be required to ‘both observe the terms of the statutes and to exercise good faith in their administration of such statutes.”’ Best indication to date that Congress really wants to adjourn by July 15 is the recent ‘mood exhibited by the House. That chamber has Suddenly begun meeting at 11 a. m. every week day, which is an hour earlier than ‘usual. Also, several of its sessions have lasted past the dinner hour as comared with the: usual “about five o’clock’’ recess: (More Saturday sessions also are in prospect, which is a definite home stretch hint. There is more significance than has been printed behind the announcement of the CIO that it will begin a major unionization drive in the aircraft and shipbuilding industries soon. It is these industries that will carry the heaviest load in the national defense program. And here is the background for the announced CIO drive: Several weeks ago the CIO almost succeeded in slipping a “joker’’ through Congress which would have given labor agitators (or even foreign spies) enough power virtually to shut down the nation’s defense industries. The “joker’’ was in the

form of an amendment to the Na‘tional Defense Bill. It would have voided any government defense contraet if the firm holding the contract was engaged in any labor dispute. And a labor dispute can mean a dispute between an employer and a single employee. The amendment was tossed out of the defense bill when, NEW FIVE AND TEN STORE AT HILLS FLAT Convenient, light, airy and modern to the last detail is the new 5 and -10-cent store in Hills Flat, adjoining the Purity ‘building. The "Hills Flat Five-and-Ten is one of sevefal new enterprises that have in the past few weeks been established . in that new trading center adjacent, Here is the barb in the committo Grass Valley. The store offers a two cousins. wide selection of household merchandiseé, wearing apparel, notions and variety goods. MONEY BACK ART GETS _ MADE-TO-ORDER AGENCY The International Garment Manufacturing company has just named Money-Back Art, corner Main and Auburn streets, Grass Valley, its Northern (California representative. Probably never before outside of the large cities, have good materials and workmanship in men’s and_ boys’ suits, made to measure, been offered at such low prices as_ this big manufacturing company now enables its agents to quote. Gaberdine, threepiece suits are made to order at prices that are much below most readyto-wear garments. James Kistle will join a group of Fourth on a pienic along the lake shore. was discovered. Thus many of the Capitol interpret the C1O membership drive in the defense industries as a show of determination to gain control of these vital units of industry — with or without legislative “cooperation.” Many at the Capitol, too, are a bit worried over the prospect, for they remember—all too.well—some of the violence and long shut downs that have accompanied other CIO drives. EASTERNER TO LIVE HERE — Elmer Davis of the state of Michigan has come to Nevada City to make his home near his brother, Will Davis, in Willow Valley. Will Davis retired recently from work in a Sacramento paper shop after about 20 years steady employment there and.the two brothers are having a good time visiting and working .ogether. Mrs. Davis has gone to Selma to spend several weeks visiting friends at Lake Fahoe and enjoy the’ LISTEN—BIG BOY! TAKE A WORD OF ADVICE FROM ME! THE WIFE NEEDS SOME TIME OFF TOO! Send the wash to the laundry. That'll take the backache out of housework. Prompt service, scientific method, . home budgeting rates at GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY “AND DRY CLEANERS 111 Bennett St., Grass Valley PHONE 108 * &* 8 * And don’t forget that all soap we use is Ivory Soap. . *As compared with ether foods in diet, Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. ACME BREWERIES San Froncisco los Angeles * ietetically NON-FATT Re WUE: ENING. vat almost the last mnute, the joker Nevada City Ice Delivery. — Nevada City Distributors _ > ai FOURTH OF JULY WEEK SELECT YOUR OUTFIT NOW FOR THE CELEBRATION LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES Ea. $1.00, $1.75, $1.95 LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES Ea. $2.95, $3.95, $5.95 GIRLS’ SUMMER DRESSES Each $1.00, $1 ‘95 LADIES’ BLOUSES Rayon and Satin Each LADIES’ LADIES’ SLACKS © LADIES’ LADIES’ — Munsing and Van Raalte ANKLE SOX MEN’S Pat $1.00 up. SILK HOSIERY PRINCESS SLIPS Underthings, Vests, PantPlain, Fancy _ SWIM SUITS ‘. Pr. 79c, 98c, $1.15, $1.25. Each $1.00 up ies. Each ......... 49c up. Pair ... 15c, 19c, 25c. Special price . 98c ea. LADIES Rayon trunks 98c up SLACK SUITS LADIES’ PURSES Each OS Sat. $1.95 up 1 os x Whit e or Col io red BOYS’ The City of Grass Valiey eet Siig ge $1.00 up. CRASH BLOUSES Ladies’ 2 and 3 Piece : : . . 7 ven OUTING SUITS Invites the neighborhood cities and towns to come to Grass Valley and LADIES’ . set Each ....... $1.95 up. . enjoy with her another 2nd, 3rd and 4th of July Celebration—Sunday the FABRIC GLOVES . MEN’S FANCY SOX 2nd, special services at your church. July 3rd, Kiddies Toy Parade at . 25c, 35c, 49c GIRLS’ 7:30, big dance at Memorial Hall, 9 o’clock. July 4th, Patriotic Parade at . . Pair 98c! Neck ties 49c, 98c, ea. ITS 10 a. m., Patriotic Program at Memorial Hall immediately after the parade. SUN SU Sports all afternoon. Fireworks at Memorial Park night of July 4th. Your apne mere 10 to 14 years attendance at these different features will help the committee make this : Each 69c. ‘ip celebration a success. SWIM SUITS _ DRESS SHIRTS nae Each ....... $1.95 up. Each . $1.19 v CHILDREN’S . SUN SUITS INFANTS’ DRESSES . CHILDREN’S VESTS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN’S Agents for 2-6 years Hand embroidered AND PANTIES PRINCESS SLIPS D adh ona 25c up. Each oe one 49c up. Each ...... 25e, 35c, 49c. Each nw 116 MILL STREET t a wt ERT’S DRY GOO Operated by a Home Merchant — ' A Home Store Owned and 2 i