March 19, 1942 (4 pages)

SEE AR ATER ot OTC RTE Rite ES bers ela eee Le r * % Nevada a City Nugget — Thursday, March 19, 1942 i iia ing to keep out of war—we’'re in one tothe death. Knute Rock ne never mentioned defense when he made} his famous appeal to his 1930 team before it met U. S. C's. greatest machine. Rockre talked soberly of the power of the Trojans. who had smashed California 72 to 0 and humbled ‘Stanford by some 40 points. He spoke of the betting odds against Notre Dame. And then, at the last electric moment. Rockne suddenly shouted: “But you, too, are a great team!” His voice rose to a scream: “Get out there now and move down that wield! Move down that field! MOVE DOWN 'FHAT FIELD Rockne’s inspired kids-scored a smashing, amazing upset victory. Page. Two weer a er r da City N P A MISTAKE. IN LOCATION . evada y ugge ; : — . SITTING ON OP Oo’ yD 1: 805 Broad Street. Phone 36. THE Weel) . A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published A : at Nevada City. a / 4 ite H. M. LEETE GR er ee Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Tiucsdiy +; at Nevada City, California, and entered ds ma rend of the second class in the postof!ive a* vada City under Act of Congress, .March 3, j ay SUBSCRIPTION RATES ) One -vebe (in SQVaAnCe) . oc ee $3.00 if! . Cne Month Spi ee eis ee goat ean ce eee OOM ES / — x a 4 LET’S TALK ATTACK . For the nation that dev eloped forceful advertising, the} ‘eae ‘ . U.S. A. is pitifully weak on ‘‘fight’’ slogans for this war. The Cla / reason is plain enough: We are hoping to keep out of war . \\ ' when we named our “defense” industrial program and-“‘de-; NN i] 3 °° ee ’ . a 4 3 fense”’ bords and ‘defense’ stamps. But we're no longer Be cee $03: Pog And America today is fielding a great team. A great of-. fensive team! Men of the stamp of MacArthur and Core . ea: to Friday, March 27 due to the Kelly on it! The job!of America is to equip them so they can !elasses"in Air*Raid Protection being march out and smash down that field to utter victory. That’s the program to work for, think. about—and talk about! LIFE-LINE TO THE YUKON Beginning of construction on the planned United States Alaska highway is most welcome news for California and the entire West. Even a casual look at the map of the North Pacific area seiecle with almost startling clarity the strategic value of Alaska to Japan as well as to this country. Like stepping stones the Aleution Islands stretch half way across the Pacific toward Japan — stretch to within éasy bombing distance of Tokio itself—to within short shipping distance of Russia's Siberian peninsula of Kamchatka, from which Russian and American bombing forces could launch devastating air bombardment of all Japan whenever the inevitable Jap-Russian conflict opens. Conversely, as the map so plainly shows, Japanese seizure of Alaska would be disastrous to this country. Based on the Alaska panhandle, fleets of Japan’s best bombers, which have a range of 4000 miles could raid our western cities while her naval squardons ravaged the Pacific Coast. Alaska is strongly garrisoned and equipped today; bur to assure adequate supplies for any future eventrality America must build her own 1500-mile “Burma road” through the territory of friendly Canada—a lifeline not alone of defense but for the marshalling of the might that shall visit upon the Japanese home islands the doom of a thousand Pearl Harbors. ‘ SEE THE “GOOD BAD MAN” Annual Senior Farce Given by the Class of 1942, Nevada City High School Friday. Evening, March 20, 1942 _HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM—8 O’CLOCK AGRIC IGOR CRUG oo ron nn else ccnp sees ees 40c LOU s re giiea iy eileen aes ok ie pean 5c): Claildren ).22.2-0050 nak 11c : (Tax Included) RIORITIES ON COLRT 7 No replaceme”*s : for friendliic.s There are bound to be in im. portant eeicrisis necessary to the telewhan industry. But in the face of. shortages —in the face of new problems that must be met, well do our = «_ best to take care of telephone * service. No matter how busy the day, or how hard the job, telephone people are resolved to main' «tain that same friendliness and consideration they have always sought to make a part of every contact—and there ~ alwavs { PTA historian. will be the guest of the meeting and will conduct the inAll State Historian Guest Member PTA Meeting The Nevada City Elementary PTA meeting scheduled to be held tomor. row, March 20th, has been postponstallation ceremonies. members are urged to be present. Following the installation refresh-. ments and a we go will be en-. joyed. Mrs. Walter St. Johns is chair: . man of.the refreshment committee, held in the school auditorium to. tL Fn Sanbtadani—— ALOTTO Ww. Mrs, John Tognarelli is recovering At the meeting on March 27 the in the Nevada City Sanitarium from nominating committee will present its report, nomination and election oF : officers will be held and the newly . Mrs. A. Jilbert of Sacramento is’ elected officers will be installed.’ making an extended visit with her! Mrs. Roy Daily of Sacramento, State niece Mrs. Leonard Lageson. Mining Supplies a serious illness. 1 WE.SUPPLY— Complete Mining Plants Fabricated Mining Machinery of Every Kind STEEL SIDE AND END DUMP CARS —ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING— We are equipped to make All Kinds of Machine Repairs WE CAST AND REPLACE BROKEN PARTS The Standad Mine ofthe Indian: Valley Mining Company and the Cherokee Mine, both’ near Greenville, Plumas County, were fabricated and installed by us. MINERS FOUNDRY. & SUPPLY CO. Corner Spring and Bridge Streets PHONE 10 NEVADA CITY Mining Supplies INGERSOLL RAND COMPANY CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY : AIR REDUCTION SALES CO. . COLUMBIA WIRE ROPE Household Conk Furniture ull All Kinds of Hrrdware ‘and Mining Supplies OUR STOCKS AND PRICES ENTITLE us TO SS . VITAL STATISTICS ~ WILL: AMS—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, March 14, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, a daughter. WHITE—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, March.18, 1942, to Mr. and ‘Mrs, Albert C. White, a son. BIRTHS MARRIAGE LICENSES GUTHRIE-GOUDGE — In Reno, Nev., March 16, 1942, to Frank Guth. rie, over 21, of -Phoenix;-Ariz., and Pearl Goudge, 18, of Grass Valley. DWIGHT-ZETGLER —> In Reno. Concr.te Material Nev., March 16,: 1942, to Robert C. Pea Gravel . Dwight, 28, of Richmond and Thora ' Brick Building’ Rock 18, of Grass Valley. Fill Material Cx reen Zeigler, CRUSHED ROAD ROCK: DIVORCES Grass Valley Rock and Sand HAMILTON-——zn Reno, Nev., Mar. Grass Valley Phone 45 12, 1942, Mrs. Esther* Hamilton ee against Jesse Hamilton; complaint JOHN BERTSCHE—Jeweler and filed; ground, cruelty. Watchmaker. Years of experience. FRANK—In Nevada City, March Former S. P. and Santa Fe watch 19, 1942, Ruth Frank against John inspector, Watch and Clock reFrank; complaint filed; ground, expairing. 109° W. Main St., Grass treme cruelty. Valley, with Ray’s Fixit Shop. cies ee 1-29tf FOR SALE—AI] enamel, table top EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — kerosene -vange, like new, 5 burnLoud Speaker Systems for Rent 'r ers, Fine or country home; cost 7 : over $100: will sell for $40. See Sale, Autiorized Philco Auto Radio at 18161 1Bth’ Sirect,on alley,. SStzice ARTS RADIO HOSPITAL Sacramento. Or telephone Sacra—Specialists in Radio ss 112 mento 5-5740. 3-19 lmop South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984. 2-19tf National Market Selected Meats SEE OUR EXCLUSIVE FISH COUNTER DURING LENT Fresh Fish, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Fillet, sea bass, fillet ASPHALT JOBS Plant mix road jops. Oil road jobs. Parking areas and patching. Grass Valley 8-21-tf GRASS VALLEY ROCK AND SAND 7 Bank Stree, Phone 45 afoot fe ofeate ale ofenteste oleste sie sleateofeegectesfeokehe stir ir sole, “A SHORT RUN TO A -LONG RUN IN THE SNOW” NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP sandabs, fillet true cod, fresh : mackerel and. fourteen other f HEADQUARTERS varieties of fish. 4 FOR CALL AND SEE FOR : SKIING YOURSELF PARTIES ‘a National Market LEE MICHELL, Prop. For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER a * NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA: John W. Darke 109-3 Phones 109-M : Lttt+eoeoen FINE TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS ; WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing ES Will you please notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your copy of the Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 Clarence R. Gray Phone 152 320 Coyote Street New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS velicious Mixed Drinks to Please . Every Taste .> 8 ae “KEEP ’EM i FLYING” 3 “Attention Old Timers Piet ana @ Antiques Wanted ee Guns, saddles, stirrups, @®STAMPS boots, knives, ox yokes, har. } . ness, wheeler stoves, uilts, . beds, chairs, lamps, bibles, dishes, books, lanterns, candle holders, hinges, locks. mn /j Raurese. Geers ? Meage Chamber of Commerce — PHONE 575 OFFICE IN CITY HALL Any and all kinds of old mining equipment, Call or bring it to 205 YORK STREET, NEVADA CITY. . eee %, YOUR CONSIDERATION . ALPHA STORES, LTD. _ Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 . i Phone 88 IN TIME OF NEED LET YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR SHARE YOUR BURDENS If there is any compensation for overwhelming sorrow, it is in the thought that you can give your loved one a beautiful tribute. Such a tribute is assured when you avail yourself of the complete and modern service, and the . friendly, symathetic counsel of ‘HOOPER & WEAVER MORTICIANS . Phone 364 Grass Valley ue Ambulance Service Corner Church and Walsh Streets IS FOR STRENGTH That all kids get From drinking Bret Hart Dairy’s ; The best milk yet! Growing children need the vita mins and health building properties of milk, They need it: for}] strong bodies, happy dispositions Give them Bret Harte Dairy Milk —it’s pure. . J NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mininy 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. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance EJSN.OTT -+-Proprietor = Work Called for and Delivered . ]iw a we be t+ Sp

SEE AR ATER ot OTC RTE Rite ES bers ela eee Le r * % Nevada a City Nugget — Thursday, March 19, 1942 i iia ing to keep out of war—we’'re in one tothe death. Knute Rock ne never mentioned defense when he made} his famous appeal to his 1930 team before it met U. S. C's. greatest machine. Rockre talked soberly of the power of the Trojans. who had smashed California 72 to 0 and humbled ‘Stanford by some 40 points. He spoke of the betting odds against Notre Dame. And then, at the last electric moment. Rockne suddenly shouted: “But you, too, are a great team!” His voice rose to a scream: “Get out there now and move down that wield! Move down that field! MOVE DOWN 'FHAT FIELD Rockne’s inspired kids-scored a smashing, amazing upset victory. Page. Two weer a er r da City N P A MISTAKE. IN LOCATION . evada y ugge ; : — . SITTING ON OP Oo’ yD 1: 805 Broad Street. Phone 36. THE Weel) . A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published A : at Nevada City. a / 4 ite H. M. LEETE GR er ee Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Tiucsdiy +; at Nevada City, California, and entered ds ma rend of the second class in the postof!ive a* vada City under Act of Congress, .March 3, j ay SUBSCRIPTION RATES ) One -vebe (in SQVaAnCe) . oc ee $3.00 if! . Cne Month Spi ee eis ee goat ean ce eee OOM ES / — x a 4 LET’S TALK ATTACK . For the nation that dev eloped forceful advertising, the} ‘eae ‘ . U.S. A. is pitifully weak on ‘‘fight’’ slogans for this war. The Cla / reason is plain enough: We are hoping to keep out of war . \\ ' when we named our “defense” industrial program and-“‘de-; NN i] 3 °° ee ’ . a 4 3 fense”’ bords and ‘defense’ stamps. But we're no longer Be cee $03: Pog And America today is fielding a great team. A great of-. fensive team! Men of the stamp of MacArthur and Core . ea: to Friday, March 27 due to the Kelly on it! The job!of America is to equip them so they can !elasses"in Air*Raid Protection being march out and smash down that field to utter victory. That’s the program to work for, think. about—and talk about! LIFE-LINE TO THE YUKON Beginning of construction on the planned United States Alaska highway is most welcome news for California and the entire West. Even a casual look at the map of the North Pacific area seiecle with almost startling clarity the strategic value of Alaska to Japan as well as to this country. Like stepping stones the Aleution Islands stretch half way across the Pacific toward Japan — stretch to within éasy bombing distance of Tokio itself—to within short shipping distance of Russia's Siberian peninsula of Kamchatka, from which Russian and American bombing forces could launch devastating air bombardment of all Japan whenever the inevitable Jap-Russian conflict opens. Conversely, as the map so plainly shows, Japanese seizure of Alaska would be disastrous to this country. Based on the Alaska panhandle, fleets of Japan’s best bombers, which have a range of 4000 miles could raid our western cities while her naval squardons ravaged the Pacific Coast. Alaska is strongly garrisoned and equipped today; bur to assure adequate supplies for any future eventrality America must build her own 1500-mile “Burma road” through the territory of friendly Canada—a lifeline not alone of defense but for the marshalling of the might that shall visit upon the Japanese home islands the doom of a thousand Pearl Harbors. ‘ SEE THE “GOOD BAD MAN” Annual Senior Farce Given by the Class of 1942, Nevada City High School Friday. Evening, March 20, 1942 _HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM—8 O’CLOCK AGRIC IGOR CRUG oo ron nn else ccnp sees ees 40c LOU s re giiea iy eileen aes ok ie pean 5c): Claildren ).22..2-0050 nak 11c : (Tax Included) RIORITIES ON COLRT 7 No replaceme”*s : for friendliic.s There are bound to be in im. portant eeicrisis necessary to the telewhan industry. But in the face of. shortages —in the face of new problems that must be met, well do our = «_ best to take care of telephone * service. No matter how busy the day, or how hard the job, telephone people are resolved to main' «tain that same friendliness and consideration they have always sought to make a part of every contact—and there ~ alwavs { PTA historian. will be the guest of the meeting and will conduct the inAll State Historian Guest Member PTA Meeting The Nevada City Elementary PTA meeting scheduled to be held tomor. row, March 20th, has been postponstallation ceremonies. members are urged to be present. Following the installation refresh-. ments and a we go will be en-. joyed. Mrs. Walter St. Johns is chair: . man of.the refreshment committee, held in the school auditorium to. tL Fn Sanbtadani—— ALOTTO Ww. Mrs, John Tognarelli is recovering At the meeting on March 27 the in the Nevada City Sanitarium from nominating committee will present its report, nomination and election oF : officers will be held and the newly . Mrs. A. Jilbert of Sacramento is’ elected officers will be installed.’ making an extended visit with her! Mrs. Roy Daily of Sacramento, State niece Mrs. Leonard Lageson. Mining Supplies a serious illness. 1 WE.SUPPLY— Complete Mining Plants Fabricated Mining Machinery of Every Kind STEEL SIDE AND END DUMP CARS —ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING— We are equipped to make All Kinds of Machine Repairs WE CAST AND REPLACE BROKEN PARTS The Standad Mine ofthe Indian: Valley Mining Company and the Cherokee Mine, both’ near Greenville, Plumas County, were fabricated and installed by us. MINERS FOUNDRY. & SUPPLY CO. Corner Spring and Bridge Streets PHONE 10 NEVADA CITY Mining Supplies INGERSOLL RAND COMPANY CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY : AIR REDUCTION SALES CO. . COLUMBIA WIRE ROPE Household Conk Furniture ull All Kinds of Hrrdware ‘and Mining Supplies OUR STOCKS AND PRICES ENTITLE us TO SS . VITAL STATISTICS

~ WILL: AMS—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, March 14, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, a daughter. WHITE—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, March.18, 1942, to Mr. and ‘Mrs, Albert C. White, a son. BIRTHS MARRIAGE LICENSES GUTHRIE-GOUDGE — In Reno, Nev., March 16, 1942, to Frank Guth. rie, over 21, of -Phoenix;-Ariz., and Pearl Goudge, 18, of Grass Valley. DWIGHT-ZETGLER —> In Reno. Concr.te Material Nev., March 16,: 1942, to Robert C. Pea Gravel . Dwight, 28, of Richmond and Thora ' Brick Building’ Rock 18, of Grass Valley. Fill Material Cx reen Zeigler, CRUSHED ROAD ROCK: DIVORCES Grass Valley Rock and Sand HAMILTON-——zn Reno, Nev., Mar. Grass Valley Phone 45 12, 1942, Mrs. Esther* Hamilton ee against Jesse Hamilton; complaint JOHN BERTSCHE—Jeweler and filed; ground, cruelty.. Watchmaker. Years of experience. FRANK—In Nevada City, March Former S. P. and Santa Fe watch 19, 1942, Ruth Frank against John inspector, Watch and Clock reFrank; complaint filed; ground, expairing. 109° W. Main St., Grass treme cruelty. Valley, with Ray’s Fixit Shop. cies ee 1-29tf FOR SALE—AI] enamel, table top EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — kerosene -vange, like new, 5 burnLoud Speaker Systems for Rent 'r ers, Fine or country home; cost 7 : over $100: will sell for $40. See Sale, Autiorized Philco Auto Radio at 18161 1Bth’ Sirect,on alley,. SStzice ARTS RADIO HOSPITAL Sacramento. Or telephone Sacra—Specialists in Radio ss 112 mento 5-5740. 3-19 lmop South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984. 2-19tf National Market Selected Meats SEE OUR EXCLUSIVE FISH COUNTER DURING LENT Fresh Fish, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Fillet, sea bass, fillet ASPHALT JOBS Plant mix road jops. Oil road jobs. Parking areas and patching. Grass Valley 8-21-tf GRASS VALLEY ROCK AND SAND 7 Bank Stree, Phone 45 afoot fe ofeate ale ofenteste oleste sie sleateofeegectesfeokehe stir ir sole, “A SHORT RUN TO A -LONG RUN IN THE SNOW” NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP sandabs, fillet true cod, fresh : mackerel and. fourteen other f HEADQUARTERS varieties of fish. 4 FOR CALL AND SEE FOR : SKIING YOURSELF PARTIES ‘a National Market LEE MICHELL, Prop. For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER a * NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA: John W. Darke 109-3 Phones 109-M : Lttt+eoeoen FINE TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS ; WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing ES Will you please notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your copy of the Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 Clarence R. Gray Phone 152 320 Coyote Street New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS velicious Mixed Drinks to Please . Every Taste .> 8 ae “KEEP ’EM i FLYING” 3 “Attention Old Timers Piet ana @ Antiques Wanted ee Guns, saddles, stirrups, @®STAMPS boots, knives, ox yokes, har. } . ness, wheeler stoves, uilts, . beds, chairs, lamps, bibles, dishes, books, lanterns, candle holders, hinges, locks. mn /j Raurese. Geers ? Meage Chamber of Commerce — PHONE 575 OFFICE IN CITY HALL Any and all kinds of old mining equipment, Call or bring it to 205 YORK STREET, NEVADA CITY. . eee %, YOUR CONSIDERATION . ALPHA STORES, LTD. _ Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 . i Phone 88 IN TIME OF NEED LET YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR SHARE YOUR BURDENS If there is any compensation for overwhelming sorrow, it is in the thought that you can give your loved one a beautiful tribute. Such a tribute is assured when you avail yourself of the complete and modern service, and the . friendly, symathetic counsel of ‘HOOPER & WEAVER MORTICIANS . Phone 364 Grass Valley ue Ambulance Service Corner Church and Walsh Streets IS FOR STRENGTH That all kids get From drinking Bret Hart Dairy’s ; The best milk yet! Growing children need the vita mins and health building properties of milk, They need it: for}] strong bodies, happy dispositions Give them Bret Harte Dairy Milk —it’s pure. . J NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mininy 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. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance EJSN.OTT -+-Proprietor = Work Called for and Delivered . ]iw a we be t+ Sp