March 21, 1938 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR . NEVADA CITY NUGGE [ MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1938. bo = 25c tube a me For clean teeth, The : Rexall Drug Score HAVE YOU TRIED— Briten Tooth raste The popular new Rexall Tooth Paste everyone; likes, generous . tube. Uf you do not find it to’ used, return the reetlar tube ; r=class and cet-your morey teeth, for bealihy gums—Use ot BRITEN R. E. HARAIS NOTES By ‘MARY MARTZ be the best tooth. paste you ever gc dayed BAND CONCERT ond other selections.The band plavers are promoted to band 2. 1 HIGH SCHOOL linvted time you get. with each were’ victorious with a snore 18-13 sample , 3 Edna U ind} vada City John J Fortier, able and Sylvia Ronning: Those} °9DUlar assis:ant paneue of the iar Yank of America left) last* Priday they create a gteat * Red Pluff to accept the assistant 1 jasm*although the up-. 3aSciership of thé Bank of America bright yor classes have a slight advantage] there. Tre transfer occurs in the nat: Te band @Htertained the assem _t day w.h marches, novelties) many friends of Mr. Fortier in Nehas y2ressed nicely under Mr. Sween5 d he has great promises for an excelent band next vear when these f -ISPROMOTED BY 5an Francisco Ss ACME BREWERIES los Angeles ACME presents Lou Holtz. Ted Husing . Richard Himber’s Or@ TUNE IN! shestra, Kay Thompson & her Girl Trio. 9 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. MONDAYS KSFO-KARM-KNX NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY NEVADA CITY DISTRIBUTORS 2 Set two automatic controls —add soap and bluing. Remove clean clothes dampdry, ready for line. Alpha Stores, Ltd. ~PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT FOR DEMONSTRATION Nevada City Phone5 . if HOME LAUNDRY W . Rinses. Damp-Dries AUTOMATICALLY This amazing invention does all the work of the week’s wash automatically without hands ever touching water. See it demonstrated, Learn all the wonders of its automatic operation. Learn how it pays for itself ee « how easy it is to own, . of America, of which institution he . Reno Macari. JOHN J. FORTIER Tha Re RANK OF AMER limaxing a, successful career. of > fifteen vears of business in Neure of a distinct promotion, and is in line with the Bank of America’s pol‘av of singling out for advancement young business men of outstanding onality and qualifications. The vada City, while “deploring the loss of so valued a member of the business and social community, will join in appreciation of h‘s advancement to more prominent and responsible business activities. The superintendence of the bank operating staff and routine, heretofore administered by Mr. Fortier . BABY CONFERENCE AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL A well baby conference will be! conducted by Dr. Emmeline Banks. at the Nevada City. elementary . school Tuesday. March 22, from 10. acm. to 4 pom. Dr. Banks représ. ents the Department of. Child Hygiene of the California State Department of Health. There is on charge nothers are invited to bring habies and childnen of > pfre-secool age. to the meeting. Advice will be given neerning proper foods, feeding schedules, habit training and otherfactors pertaining to the growth and -development of the. child, GREAT. POCAHONTAS TO GREET COUNCIL, @live Harrington, Great Pocahontas will greet the officers and mém. bers of the Pocahontas Order, Poneman Council No. 6 at a meeting. tonight at the Odd Fellows hall at 8 pd. m. Before the meeting a dinner will be given at 6:30 p. m: at Sehrewill now be in the ‘hands of H. A. Curnow, while the duties of note teller will be handtéed by E:. L. Dudley, who has already had many years of training iat “he bank’s wizdovv, jn various capacities. John Hawthorne, of Oakland, who has been recently on the staff’of the*bank at Williams, and also at Colusa, will be added to telly, . and the force as a« junior bookkeeper. Mr, Fortier’s business associations date ‘back to 1923, when he entered the employment of S. Lee Leiter, the Lace House, after graduating from Nevadia City high school about two years previously. A few years later in 1926, he joined the staff of the Nevada County Bank, now the Bank has been a valued official for many years. He has taken a»keen interest in the welfare of: Nevada City Lodge of Euks, of which he is the present secretary, and his activities in the lodge and social hall will be greatly missed. He has also been an active worker, and ia vice president of the local chamber of commerce. Paraphrasing the sentiments of hosts of friends of John Fortier who view his departure with ‘mingled gret, E. M. Rector, vice president of the Bank of America, commented: “John’s offer was just too good:a one for him to refuse, nevertheless, he will be sorely missed. In over thirty five years af banking experience, I have never known a more competent. generous and. unselfish colleague, nor a more sincere and devoted friend. Nevada City’s loss will be the outside world’s gain.” SAMUEL DEAN PASSES FROM THIS WORLD Samuel L. Dean died Saturday morning in an ambulance on the wavy to a hospitak Death was caused by !a heart attack. Dean was born on . Barbados, in the West Indies in. 1887, And for the last few years had . lived in Nevada City making his liv. inf as a carpenter. . Mr. and = Mrs. . Carl Johnson of . Pahk avenue had as. dinner guests . Sunday evening the following, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Becker and son, Jack, and Tommy O‘Connor, Me viet Mr. and Mrs. Fred Develey, Sr., and . daughter, Miss Catherine Develey, . Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Devfeelings of congratulations and re-. es and friends ‘in the ‘bay cities ana , Weaverville and Mrs. Griffith’s son, . very rough but the men made the . trip suecessfully. visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and will enter the local high school. iber’s Cafe. Chliefs request the -attendance of all members at the, meetingto-meet the Great Pocahontas, 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY T0 Mr. and: Mrs. Thomas’ -Penrose parents of James Penrose, local merchant, who reside near their son on Pine street will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Thursday, Mar. 24. Friends may call during the day and greet Mr. and Mrs. Penrose revered pioneers who have the high es-'}. teem of the entire city and county in which they have lived so many years. Mrs. Howard Burr of upper Broad street who has’ been quiteill the past two weeks still is. suffering from the effects of a severe cold. Mrs. Eva Cottrell who has been spending. some time visiting relativVallejo has réturned to Nevada City to visit a daughter and son and their families. / for consultation and advice, and} OUR-_ TOWN STATIONERY 12 Sheets Linen Paper and! 12 Linen Envelopes both imprinted . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA 10c Package PERFECT ATTENDANCE Kirk Martin, high school. student, _. who was recently operated on for apAVJARDS IN GOLD FLAT . pendicitis, is improving.at his home. The following is a list of students RET ae of the Gold Flat grammar school ’ who have perfect attendance records Cc = for the past month: ampana s Eighth Grade—Leona Alpers. [ li B ] Seventh Grade—Harold Walker, ta 1an aim Betty Engstrom, Betty Jane Lewis, ‘ oe E KatSerine Phillips, Dolores RockeThe Original Skin w feller. Softener Sixth pas roared Boreham SPECIAL HOME Dean Laughlin, William Wasley Fourth Gra¢ e—LeRoy Lewis, Bil-. DISPENSER OFFER LY. Vaughlan, Mark Roberts, Robert 414 Oz. Italian Balm and Walker, Jack Lanchlin, Bertha Des. Dispenser both for 69c . chwander, Dorothy Wasley, Jpanita Wasley: Third Grade—Fred Lenter, Donald Wasley, Betty Deschwanden. Second Grade—Everard LeDu. First Grade—Laurence Boreham, Ben Engstrom. : @. B. Lake is principal of the school and is assisted by Mrs. Irma Atkins. NEW MEGOWS Flying Plane Models. 10c and 25c Fred “‘Tredennick,.of Clay. ‘street, wo was operated upon in a Sacramento hospital-about two weeks ago, is getting along as well as can be expected. He will be down there ‘for some time to come as he has. been_a very sick man. Mrs. Tredennick is staying in Sacramento to be near her husband. SHIP MODELS Historical-Craft,’ Menof War, Sailing Ships, Ocean Liners Oc DICKERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Develey, Jr., of Auburn spent the past week end: in Nevada City visiting Mrs. Develey’s aunt and uncle,’ Mr. and. Mrs. Carl ‘Drug Store. Johnson. Miss Catherine Develey of . a ; NEVADA CIT Alleghany was also a week end ‘guest . : a at the Johnson home. Rie eae ae ee Nevada Theatre MONDAY Don Ameche and_= Sonja 4 APPY L AK DING? c= beyond imagining, reSunited with her one. man-in-amillion sweetheart. This is a musical of superlative splendor interwoven with rapturous song. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY y Grace Moore and Mervyn PLL TAKE ROMANCE: *: ec: 7™=8mad musical antics and rollicking, frolicking comedy-romance. And Anna May Wong in DAUGHTER OF SHANGHAI. THURSDAY , Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy in a ‘ MANNEQUIN Sgay and sparkling drama. of the lives of ®those who setve the very_rich. 5 Mrs,/ Marq Griffith and sister of Jack Griffith, of Oroville visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burr in Nevada City Saturday. PERS :u-* Mrs. Annie Browning of Boulder street left last week for a vacation in the bay cities and will visit a grandson in Oakland for a time. Gene Tucker and several other men of this city took medicine to miners sick at the Zeibright mine east of Bear Valley several days ago. They went as far as'possible in cars and then traveled on skiss, over snow measuring from three or four feet to over nine feet. The going was Mrs. John Ghidotti of Clay street is visiting her daughter, and son in law, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Marvin Weeks’ in Auburn. . Calvin Hunt of San up during the week end and_ wil Rafael came Mrs. Carl Johnson for some time. He eley, Apburn, Misses Betty and Lois Held, Calvin Hunt and Billie Held. Mr.:and ‘Mrs. S. S. Chatfield ana sons who have been at San Andreas over a year have returned to their home in this city to reside, which is good news to their many friends. Mr. Chatfield, who has been operating a. gravel mine near San Andreas will make two trips a month to the property. A dinner party was enjoyed at the}, home of Mr, and Mrs. Donald Macari Saturday evening. Present for the happy occasion were Mr. «and Mrs. Carl Johnson, Miss Catherine Develey, Misses Betty and Lois Held, “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH”’ Work on the senior farce ‘‘Nothing but the Truth’’, is going on apace. Properties are being conjured by the genius of class members with Miss Peterson and Mr. Hobbie and all will be in readiness for the giant production on March 25. Bob Bennett will bob up here anda there with his delightful trick of telling all the truth, at inopportune times and places; Gwen, Bob’s adored, will represent the strain to faith and love of Bob’s fidelity to truth; and Mr. Ralston, the long suffering victim of Bob’s revelations, will expese his lacerated feelings to the/ Grass Valley Phone 88 . public gaze. So will the audience have,a means . . of considering the desirability of a. society-in which there is nothing but . BACHELOR’S FRIEND WE WILL KEEP HIM GROOMED ie oe Clean Suit Clean Overcoat Clean Bathrobe Clean Hat Clean Shirts Clean Sox: and Shorts ' % % Se & GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 Bennett Street Phone 108 .GRASS VALLEY the truth. ' ° S} SSSA AA . Colsing a lite witha 0883 GAS RANGE with ELECTRIC TIMING Women who have a modern automatic gas range have time for fun, time for play. They are freed from constant pot-watching because automatic devices eliminate all the fussy, old-fashione cooking bother that belongs to the Gas Ranges of Yesterday. Step forward to 1938 Gas Cooking. On these very newest ranges is an electric timer or clock. With an electric timer, cooking goes on autqmatically for 20 minutes or an hour or so. When your attention is required, an electric signal will call you. With an electric clock you can put a whole meal in the oven we 2 the clock control will start and stop the cooking at exactly the right time. See these newest miracles in Gas Ranges today. Note the reasonable prices. Buy your 1938 Gas Range right now and save. *THIS SAVE-$15-OFFER is in effect March 17 to 26, inclusive, and applies ona 1938 Gas Range selling for $134.50 of more when equipped with an electric clock and lamp. SEE YOUR DEALER P-G-auFE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned: OperatedManaged by Californians 215-338 a, Se ETI IRB HET

PAGE FOUR . NEVADA CITY NUGGE [ MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1938. bo = 25c tube a me For clean teeth, The : Rexall Drug Score HAVE YOU TRIED— Briten Tooth raste The popular new Rexall Tooth Paste everyone; likes, generous . tube. Uf you do not find it to’ used, return the reetlar tube ; r=class and cet-your morey teeth, for bealihy gums—Use ot BRITEN R. E. HARAIS NOTES By ‘MARY MARTZ be the best tooth. paste you ever gc dayed BAND CONCERT ond other selections..The band plavers are promoted to band 2. 1 HIGH SCHOOL linvted time you get. with each were’ victorious with a snore 18-13 sample , 3 Edna U ind} vada City John J Fortier, able and Sylvia Ronning: Those} °9DUlar assis:ant paneue of the iar Yank of America left) last* Priday they create a gteat * Red Pluff to accept the assistant 1 jasm*although the up-. 3aSciership of thé Bank of America bright yor classes have a slight advantage] there. Tre transfer occurs in the nat: Te band @Htertained the assem _t day w.h marches, novelties) many friends of Mr. Fortier in Nehas y2ressed nicely under Mr. Sween5 d he has great promises for an excelent band next vear when these f -ISPROMOTED BY 5an Francisco Ss ACME BREWERIES los Angeles ACME presents Lou Holtz.. Ted Husing .. Richard Himber’s Or@ TUNE IN! shestra, Kay Thompson & her Girl Trio. 9 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. MONDAYS KSFO-KARM-KNX NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY NEVADA CITY DISTRIBUTORS 2 Set two automatic controls —add soap and bluing. Remove clean clothes dampdry, ready for line. Alpha Stores, Ltd. ~PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT FOR DEMONSTRATION Nevada City Phone5 . if HOME LAUNDRY W . Rinses.. Damp-Dries AUTOMATICALLY This amazing invention does all the work of the week’s wash automatically without hands ever touching water. See it demonstrated, Learn all the wonders of its automatic operation. Learn how it pays for itself ee « how easy it is to own, . of America, of which institution he . Reno Macari. JOHN J. FORTIER Tha Re RANK OF AMER limaxing a, successful career. of > fifteen vears of business in Neure of a distinct promotion, and is in line with the Bank of America’s pol‘av of singling out for advancement young business men of outstanding onality and qualifications. The vada City, while “deploring the loss of so valued a member of the business and social community, will join in appreciation of h‘s advancement to more prominent and responsible business activities. The superintendence of the bank operating staff and routine, heretofore administered by Mr. Fortier . BABY CONFERENCE AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL A well baby conference will be! conducted by Dr. Emmeline Banks. at the Nevada City.. elementary . school Tuesday. March 22, from 10. acm. to 4 pom. Dr. Banks représ. ents the Department of. Child Hygiene of the California State Department of Health. There is on charge nothers are invited to bring habies and childnen of > pfre-secool age. to the meeting. Advice will be given neerning proper foods, feeding schedules, habit training and otherfactors pertaining to the growth and -development of the. child, GREAT. POCAHONTAS TO GREET COUNCIL, @live Harrington, Great Pocahontas will greet the officers and mém. bers of the Pocahontas Order, Poneman Council No. 6 at a meeting. tonight at the Odd Fellows hall at 8 pd. m. Before the meeting a dinner will be given at 6:30 p. m: at Sehrewill now be in the ‘hands of H. A. Curnow, while the duties of note teller will be handtéed by E:. L. Dudley, who has already had many years of training iat “he bank’s wizdovv, jn various capacities. John Hawthorne, of Oakland, who has been recently on the staff’of the*bank at Williams, and also at Colusa, will be added to telly, . and the force as a« junior bookkeeper. Mr, Fortier’s business associations date ‘back to 1923, when he entered the employment of S. Lee Leiter, the Lace House, after graduating from Nevadia City high school about two years previously. A few years later in 1926, he joined the staff of the Nevada County Bank, now the Bank has been a valued official for many years. He has taken a»keen interest in the welfare of: Nevada City Lodge of Euks, of which he is the present secretary, and his activities in the lodge and social hall will be greatly missed. He has also been an active worker, and ia vice president of the local chamber of commerce. Paraphrasing the sentiments of hosts of friends of John Fortier who view his departure with ‘mingled gret, E. M. Rector, vice president of the Bank of America, commented: “John’s offer was just too good:a one for him to refuse, nevertheless, he will be sorely missed. In over thirty five years af banking experience, I have never known a more competent. generous and. unselfish colleague, nor a more sincere and devoted friend. Nevada City’s loss will be the outside world’s gain.” SAMUEL DEAN PASSES FROM THIS WORLD Samuel L. Dean died Saturday morning in an ambulance on the wavy to a hospitak Death was caused by !a heart attack. Dean was born on . Barbados, in the West Indies in. 1887, And for the last few years had . lived in Nevada City making his liv. inf as a carpenter. . Mr. and = Mrs. . Carl Johnson of . Pahk avenue had as. dinner guests . Sunday evening the following, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Becker and son, Jack, and Tommy O‘Connor, Me viet Mr. and Mrs. Fred Develey, Sr., and . daughter, Miss Catherine Develey, . Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Devfeelings of congratulations and re-. es and friends ‘in the ‘bay cities ana , Weaverville and Mrs. Griffith’s son, . very rough but the men made the . trip suecessfully. visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and will enter the local high school. iber’s Cafe. Chliefs request the -attendance of all members at the, meetingto-meet the Great Pocahontas, 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY T0 Mr. and: Mrs. Thomas’ -Penrose parents of James Penrose, local merchant, who reside near their son on Pine street will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Thursday, Mar. 24. Friends may call during the day and greet Mr. and Mrs. Penrose revered pioneers who have the high es-'}. teem of the entire city and county in which they have lived so many years. Mrs. Howard Burr of upper Broad street who has’ been quiteill the past two weeks still is. suffering from the effects of a severe cold.

Mrs. Eva Cottrell who has been spending. some time visiting relativVallejo has réturned to Nevada City to visit a daughter and son and their families. / for consultation and advice, and} OUR-_ TOWN STATIONERY 12 Sheets Linen Paper and! 12 Linen Envelopes both imprinted . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA 10c Package PERFECT ATTENDANCE Kirk Martin, high school. student, _. who was recently operated on for apAVJARDS IN GOLD FLAT . pendicitis, is improving.at his home. The following is a list of students RET ae of the Gold Flat grammar school ’ who have perfect attendance records Cc = for the past month: ampana s Eighth Grade—Leona Alpers. [ li B ] Seventh Grade—Harold Walker, ta 1an aim Betty Engstrom, Betty Jane Lewis, ‘ oe E KatSerine Phillips, Dolores RockeThe Original Skin w feller. Softener Sixth pas roared Boreham SPECIAL HOME Dean Laughlin, William Wasley Fourth Gra¢ e—LeRoy Lewis, Bil-. DISPENSER OFFER LY. Vaughlan, Mark Roberts, Robert 414 Oz. Italian Balm and Walker, Jack Lanchlin, Bertha Des. Dispenser both for 69c . chwander, Dorothy Wasley, Jpanita Wasley: Third Grade—Fred Lenter, Donald Wasley, Betty Deschwanden. Second Grade—Everard LeDu. First Grade—Laurence Boreham, Ben Engstrom. : @. B. Lake is principal of the school and is assisted by Mrs. Irma Atkins. NEW MEGOWS Flying Plane Models. 10c and 25c Fred “‘Tredennick,.of Clay. ‘street, wo was operated upon in a Sacramento hospital-about two weeks ago, is getting along as well as can be expected. He will be down there ‘for some time to come as he has. been_a very sick man. Mrs. Tredennick is staying in Sacramento to be near her husband. SHIP MODELS Historical-Craft,’ Menof War, Sailing Ships, Ocean Liners Oc DICKERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Develey, Jr., of Auburn spent the past week end: in Nevada City visiting Mrs. Develey’s aunt and uncle,’ Mr. and. Mrs. Carl ‘Drug Store. Johnson. Miss Catherine Develey of . a ; NEVADA CIT Alleghany was also a week end ‘guest . : a at the Johnson home. Rie eae ae ee Nevada Theatre MONDAY Don Ameche and_= Sonja 4 APPY L AK DING? c= beyond imagining, reSunited with her one. man-in-amillion sweetheart. This is a musical of superlative splendor interwoven with rapturous song. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY y Grace Moore and Mervyn PLL TAKE ROMANCE: *: ec: 7™=8mad musical antics and rollicking, frolicking comedy-romance. And Anna May Wong in DAUGHTER OF SHANGHAI. THURSDAY , Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy in a ‘ MANNEQUIN Sgay and sparkling drama. of the lives of ®those who setve the very_rich. 5 Mrs,/ Marq Griffith and sister of Jack Griffith, of Oroville visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burr in Nevada City Saturday. PERS :u-* Mrs. Annie Browning of Boulder street left last week for a vacation in the bay cities and will visit a grandson in Oakland for a time. Gene Tucker and several other men of this city took medicine to miners sick at the Zeibright mine east of Bear Valley several days ago. They went as far as'possible in cars and then traveled on skiss, over snow measuring from three or four feet to over nine feet. The going was Mrs. John Ghidotti of Clay street is visiting her daughter, and son in law, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Marvin Weeks’ in Auburn. . Calvin Hunt of San up during the week end and_ wil Rafael came Mrs. Carl Johnson for some time. He eley, Apburn, Misses Betty and Lois Held, Calvin Hunt and Billie Held. Mr.:and ‘Mrs. S. S. Chatfield ana sons who have been at San Andreas over a year have returned to their home in this city to reside, which is good news to their many friends. Mr. Chatfield, who has been operating a. gravel mine near San Andreas will make two trips a month to the property. A dinner party was enjoyed at the}, home of Mr, and Mrs. Donald Macari Saturday evening. Present for the happy occasion were Mr. «and Mrs. Carl Johnson, Miss Catherine Develey, Misses Betty and Lois Held, “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH”’ Work on the senior farce ‘‘Nothing but the Truth’’, is going on apace. Properties are being conjured by the genius of class members with Miss Peterson and Mr. Hobbie and all will be in readiness for the giant production on March 25. Bob Bennett will bob up here anda there with his delightful trick of telling all the truth, at inopportune times and places; Gwen, Bob’s adored, will represent the strain to faith and love of Bob’s fidelity to truth; and Mr. Ralston, the long suffering victim of Bob’s revelations, will expese his lacerated feelings to the/ Grass Valley Phone 88 . public gaze. So will the audience have,a means . . of considering the desirability of a. society-in which there is nothing but . BACHELOR’S FRIEND WE WILL KEEP HIM GROOMED ie oe Clean Suit Clean Overcoat Clean Bathrobe Clean Hat Clean Shirts Clean Sox: and Shorts ' % % Se & GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 Bennett Street Phone 108 .GRASS VALLEY the truth. ' ° S} SSSA AA . Colsing a lite witha 0883 GAS RANGE with ELECTRIC TIMING Women who have a modern automatic gas range have time for fun, time for play. They are freed from constant pot-watching because automatic devices eliminate all the fussy, old-fashione cooking bother that belongs to the Gas Ranges of Yesterday. Step forward to 1938 Gas Cooking. On these very newest ranges is an electric timer or clock. With an electric timer, cooking goes on autqmatically for 20 minutes or an hour or so. When your attention is required, an electric signal will call you. With an electric clock you can put a whole meal in the oven we 2 the clock control will start and stop the cooking at exactly the right time. See these newest miracles in Gas Ranges today. Note the reasonable prices. Buy your 1938 Gas Range right now and save. *THIS SAVE-$15-OFFER is in effect March 17 to 26, inclusive, and applies ona 1938 Gas Range selling for $134.50 of more when equipped with an electric clock and lamp. SEE YOUR DEALER P-G-auFE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned: OperatedManaged by Californians 215-338 a, Se ETI IRB HET