March 24, 1941 (4 pages)

soe areca , PS ee me, Qala ns ks lt be eM ene ee ee erence f NIP “ANA CITY NIIGGET THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDCE 5%. MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1941. THINKING OUT LOUD (Continued from Page One) Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. British blows and refused to fight. The stout little kingdom united as one man not only to repel invasion A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. : Ags i H. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher \) WPS TRY-REDUCED Z o but aslo to prepare 4 mighty \ FIRE HAZARDS— — gt counter attack. The United States Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday if 100 years a6o, Losses feoTE taking cognizance of the growing ee sate hicomen raga bay agen é Owe TYPICAL COMPANY 4 threat to its own safety entered the matter of the second class in the postoffice at AVERAGED 63¢ PER T 2 e ‘ sonebeiliee Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, $#/00 INSURED — TODAY \ war, if you please, as a 1879. ; aa Se £658 aie erent ally of England, China and SUBSCRIPTION RATES ed I] Greece and any other democracy . RADIO MOVING DAY.IS MARCH 29, bcsnlrdt Satie etal strc Ake ara estima agen ee id that might be attacked by totalitYour push buttoys must be reset. tenes ACen TRE Ee ORL EL ETE RE sell arians. Let ws line up your push buttons “THEY BUILD FOR U.S. DEFENSE. ‘ail f The rai Good Deed : Perhaps one of the greatest human stories of our present civilization, is that of the Boy Scouts. In all ages, under all conditions, nature seems to counteract one influence with another. Whether it be in the realm of plant, animal or human kind, she takes this method of establishing equilibrium. In the plant world there is a constant battle between the useful and the noxious growing things. The same is true in the ‘animal world. Every deer, every fish that swims, every useful animal that roams the hills and plains in search of food, must be constantly on the alert to danger.So.in the realm of things human, it is only natural that similar conditions should govern our actions. Cities began to grow larger. Social and moral conditions in the cities became confused. Trouble began to brew among the youngsters who had no place but the streets of tenement sections to play and spend their idle time. To counteract this influence an organization known as the Boy Scouts, grew up and began to flourish. Today as the result of the efforts of this — 8 MAJOR AIRCRAFT COMPANIES HAVE INCREASED THEIR WEEKLY HIRING RATE NEARLY 300 PER CENT i WASHINGTON = __——— MONUMENT 15 “TIPPED WITH PLATINUM “TRAFFIC ON THE CAPE Cop ~ C&HAL 1S REGULATED By © A TRAFFIC LIGHT Neary 74,000 COMMDNITIES THROUGHOUT “THE UNITED STATES ARE SERVED By ONE OR MORE RAILROAD We cannot tell yet, of course, what repercussions this series of events may have on the German people, but without wishful thinking, it cannot be said to be anything but depressing. For us the lesson of the first world war and this one of today mean. simply that the United States must tote its fair share of the burden of keeping the world at peace, or be forever embroiled in war. For the Germans, provided they are again defeated, the lesson may be that force is futile in a world so closely tied together as in our world of today; and that the only justice to be had, is that guaranteed — by agreement among the community of nations. SAROYAN PLAY TO BE PRESENTED with our new RCA equipment for this job. Prices reasonable, ARTS RADIO HOSPITAL, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley, Phone 984, 3-24-2tp CRUSHED ROAD ROCK Concrete Material Pea Gravel Brick ‘ Building Rock Fill Material Grass Valley Rock and Sand Grass Valley Phone 45 EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — -toud Speaker Systems for Rent ir Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radia Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL Specialists in . Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone984, 2-19tf WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work guaranteed. J. M. Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf mend settlement. It can make reports public. Through the pressure of an aroused public opinion only can it become effective. The mediation board is a preliminary step toward control of employer and labor during the war emergency, and possibly afterwards. If this form of strike preventive fails, the congress will be forced to give the mediation board full authority to act. If that fails, the army will be forced to take military steps to enforce production in war industries. Threat of the army to step in has already been noticeable in some strikes. . Any employer or any group of employes who deliberately brings about a strike in any essential defense industry is working against America and endangering the nation’s future . } security. If mediation is resisted; if a fair settlement of the difference is rejected, if the trouble is prolonged without sound reason or cause then the party, or parties, responsible is deliberately attempting to harm America and bring peril upon 130,000,000 people: The people of this nation are willing to be fair-minded in all matters and give every possible break to the manufacturer ‘and the worker. ‘But they will not tolerate profiteering by the employers. They will not tolerate sabotage or other interference with industry acting in behalf of the employes. Mediation is peaceful settlement of differences. If it works satisfactorily no further steps will be required. If it fails to stem the tide of strkies America will have to become hard-boiled for her own protection. How far conscription of industry and of workers goes depends on employer and employe. organization, our civilization has one chance of being preserved. It is not a military organization. It is not an organization of conquest. It teaches young men the essentials of living that they lost through conditions arising from too much city life. Ed Williams, scout master, herewith tells one of the appealing human interest stories with which scouting abounds. It has timely import, inasmuch as the Boy Scout drive for funds is underway in this city. It shows the good accomplished by scout work and one of the reasons scouting deserves your unstinted support. About seven years ago a man looked out of his window in the industrial section of New York. . What he saw in the way of human misery, suffering, and pent up hunger on the part of children who longed for a place to play, to live, and to grow up in. caused him to make a decision that was to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and a great deal of personal » attention over the years. : This man chose to build a place for boys to play, to grow up in. He hired the best physical educators money could buy, even served a meal a day, provided entertainment, equipment, summer camp, and in short everything that he thought a bov need to. become a strong man,. mentally, morally and physically. At the end of four years, however, he called upon the officers of the Boy Scouts of America. He told them he was stumped; he needed help. He then went on to relate what they had found in this great Boy’s Club; that while the boys were inside of the building and under immediate supervision that much good was done from the physical standpoint. How-], ever, some of this made boys “‘bullies’’ and as soon as_ they : Soe ee were on the streets again, many acts of anti-social nature were Orchids For The “‘Missus engaged in. Upon questioning a number of boys over a period . }_ oo of time as to what was needed to prevent this, the man was amazed to earn that the boys themselves thought that the Scouting Program was the best thing—not all of them wanted to be scouts by any means; not all boys like supervision: a IN SACRAMENT 0 When shopping mention the Nevada Sear mR ara City Nugget ads Starring. Julie Haydon and Eddie enim Dowling, William Saroyan’s famous Broadway prizewinner, The Time Of Your Life, will be seen in Sacramento High School auditorium at a matinee and evening performance April, 9th. The play, laid on San Francisco’s Embarcadero, is produced by the Theatre Guild, and has won both the Pulitzer Prize, and the New York Drama Critics’ Circle prize when it oened on Broadway last season. Saroyan, whose home is in San Francisco, wrote of persons and places with which he is intimately familiar. The people are the habitues of, and visitors to, that part of the California city once famous as the Barbary Coast, They float in and out of \Nick’s waterfront saloon and, observing them night after night, is a tuxedo clad man, known simply as Joe, who is possessed of an abundance of money, a weakness for liquor and a philosophical outlook on life. Mr, Dowling, as Joe, looks compassionately on their foibles and failings as unfolded before him in 23 series of incidents now gay, now sad, now tender, now ribald, dropping a word here and a dollar there and buying a drink yonder, to ease a problem or: strengthen a soul—all with a gentle touch of cynicism: The play, now enjoying a success. ful run in San Francisco, comes to. Sacramento under Ware-Hazelton . management. Tickets are on sale! now at their box office .in Weinstock. Lubin’s. SMART NEW SPRING— Dresses, Hats, Slack Suits Just in RISLEY’S 106 N. Pine St. Nevada City New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste One of the shop-worn gags of old-time vaudeville players which was always good for a laugh was the barbed crack: Married men don't live longer: it just seems longer!’? Wives Harry Marsh walked into an office code of ethics and the things that scouts stand for. The man was now inquiring as to how he could have Scouting and how much it would cost. He was so advised and found it easy to obtain and without an appreciable expense. Since two years ago this club has had the Boy Scouts Program. During that time much has been accomplished in the ‘Program that a boy takes home with him.’ The man was satisfied. His plan:was working—boys were becoming strong men, physicaly, mentally and morally. In 1940 Irving Berlin released the song ‘God Bless America.’ He stated that he did not want dollars for this publication and chose instead to have the royalties go to the further development of the fundamental principles of American way of living. Berlin chose three men as trustees of this fund and asked them to select the medium. These men acted. They chose Scouting and the program. The Boy Scouts of America were so advised. A plan was worked out to help boys of less chance area become scouts and to date much has been accomplished. The man who built the Boy’s Club and used Scouting was also a trustee of this Berlin Fund—his name—Gene Tunney, former heavyweight boxing champion of the world, now volunteer physical education instructor at Pensecola Flying Station for the United States Air Force. The Mediation Board _ President Roosevelt has appointed an 11-man_ board headed by Dr. Clarence A. Dykstra to act as mediator in labor disputes which interrupt production for national defense. The board will step into controversies when the regular conciliation processes of the federal labor department fail. It ~has no power to force the termination of strikes. It can recom*#€ 107 mm streee Nevada County Photo Center who have suffered in silence while their husbands guffawed at that one, however, need do so no longer. Not only is it true, according to lengevity tables, that married'‘men do live longer, but a recent insurance report credits the phenomenon, in large part, to the fact that wives take such good care of the health of their husbands. Bachelors on the other hand, with no one to nag at them good-humoredly, about wearing their rubbers, eating their vegetables, or stopping just one drink short of too many, die years before their time. This, gentlemen, seems to be a case that calls for orchids!—Contributed. A philosopher says there's nothing like adversity to make a man think. Perhaps so. When Rodin’s ‘“‘Thinker’’ went into such a heavy conference with himself he had run out of clothes and had nothing to sit on but a stump. By the time a person thinks he’s about to make ends meet, something busts loose in the middle. Your Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! new to him. ‘“Where’s the manager’s office,’’ he asked. “Follow the passage,”’ directed, ‘‘until you come to the sign reading ‘No admittance.’ Go upstairs till you see the sign ‘Keep Out.’ Follow the corridor till you see the sign ‘Silence!’ then yell for Joe.” HOOPER & WEAVER MORTUARY, INC. 246 So. Church Street Grass Valley Phone 3%: 24-hour Ambulance Servic» a. m. application for the position of cational qualifications. NOTICE! Notice is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, will receive up to but not later than April 1, 1941 at 10 o’clock Weltare Director of the County of Nevada. All applications must state previous experience and eduR. N. M°CORMACK someone . is the First Food Chosen in Planning the Menu . . . The Proof of Good Eating Is When They Ask for More. If you choose your meats from out great variety of fine choice cuts, your family and your guests will praise your cooking by asking for more. Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City Snereear PROGRESSIVE NEVADA CITY —Forges Ahead— NEVADA CITY Chamber of Commerce CITY HALL, BROAD STREET PHONE 67 Portraits, Commercial Photography, 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, _ Enlarging and Framing, Kodaks and Photo Supplies, Movie Cameras and Films ; . =< . Clerk Board of Supervisors Drorcenanres y Nevada County, California. ict

soe areca , PS ee me, Qala ns ks lt be eM ene ee ee erence f NIP “ANA CITY NIIGGET THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDCE 5%. MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1941. THINKING OUT LOUD (Continued from Page One) Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. British blows and refused to fight. The stout little kingdom united as one man not only to repel invasion A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. : Ags i H. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher \) WPS TRY-REDUCED Z o but aslo to prepare 4 mighty \ FIRE HAZARDS— — gt counter attack. The United States Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday if 100 years a6o, Losses feoTE taking cognizance of the growing ee sate hicomen raga bay agen é Owe TYPICAL COMPANY 4 threat to its own safety entered the matter of the second class in the postoffice at AVERAGED 63¢ PER T 2 e ‘ sonebeiliee Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, $#/00 INSURED — TODAY \ war, if you please, as a 1879. ; aa Se £658 aie erent ally of England, China and SUBSCRIPTION RATES ed I] Greece and any other democracy . RADIO MOVING DAY.IS MARCH 29, bcsnlrdt Satie etal strc Ake ara estima agen ee id that might be attacked by totalitYour push buttoys must be reset. tenes ACen TRE Ee ORL EL ETE RE sell arians. Let ws line up your push buttons “THEY BUILD FOR U.S. DEFENSE.. ‘ail f The rai Good Deed : Perhaps one of the greatest human stories of our present civilization, is that of the Boy Scouts. In all ages, under all conditions, nature seems to counteract one influence with another. Whether it be in the realm of plant, animal or human kind, she takes this method of establishing equilibrium. In the plant world there is a constant battle between the useful and the noxious growing things. The same is true in the ‘animal world. Every deer, every fish that swims, every useful animal that roams the hills and plains in search of food, must be constantly on the alert to danger.So.in the realm of things human, it is only natural that similar conditions should govern our actions. Cities began to grow larger. Social and moral conditions in the cities became confused. Trouble began to brew among the youngsters who had no place but the streets of tenement sections to play and spend their idle time. To counteract this influence an organization known as the Boy Scouts, grew up and began to flourish. Today as the result of the efforts of this — 8 MAJOR AIRCRAFT COMPANIES HAVE INCREASED THEIR WEEKLY HIRING RATE NEARLY 300 PER CENT i WASHINGTON = __——— MONUMENT 15 “TIPPED WITH PLATINUM “TRAFFIC ON THE CAPE Cop ~ C&HAL 1S REGULATED By © A TRAFFIC LIGHT Neary 74,000 COMMDNITIES THROUGHOUT “THE UNITED STATES ARE SERVED By ONE OR MORE RAILROAD We cannot tell yet, of course, what repercussions this series of events may have on the German people, but without wishful thinking, it cannot be said to be anything but depressing. For us the lesson of the first world war and this one of today mean. simply that the United States must tote its fair share of the burden of keeping the world at peace, or be forever embroiled in war. For the Germans, provided they are again defeated, the lesson may be that force is futile in a world so closely tied together as in our world of today; and that the only justice to be had, is that guaranteed — by agreement among the community of nations. SAROYAN PLAY TO BE PRESENTED with our new RCA equipment for this job. Prices reasonable, ARTS RADIO HOSPITAL, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley, Phone 984, 3-24-2tp CRUSHED ROAD ROCK Concrete Material Pea Gravel Brick ‘ Building Rock Fill Material Grass Valley Rock and Sand Grass Valley Phone 45 EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — -toud Speaker Systems for Rent ir Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radia Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL Specialists in . Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone984, 2-19tf WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work guaranteed. J. M. Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf mend settlement. It can make reports public. Through the pressure of an aroused public opinion only can it become effective. The mediation board is a preliminary step toward control of employer and labor during the war emergency, and possibly afterwards. If this form of strike preventive fails, the congress will be forced to give the mediation board full authority to act. If that fails, the army will be forced to take military steps to enforce production in war industries. Threat of the army to step in has already been noticeable in some strikes. . Any employer or any group of employes who deliberately brings about a strike in any essential defense industry is working against America and endangering the nation’s future . } security. If mediation is resisted; if a fair settlement of the difference is rejected, if the trouble is prolonged without sound reason or cause then the party, or parties, responsible is deliberately attempting to harm America and bring peril upon 130,000,000 people: The people of this nation are willing to be fair-minded in all matters and give every possible break to the manufacturer ‘and the worker. ‘But they will not tolerate profiteering by the employers. They will not tolerate sabotage or other interference with industry acting in behalf of the employes. Mediation is peaceful settlement of differences. If it works satisfactorily no further steps will be required. If it fails to stem the tide of strkies America will have to become hard-boiled for her own protection. How far conscription of industry and of workers goes depends on employer and employe. organization, our civilization has one chance of being preserved. It is not a military organization. It is not an organization of conquest. It teaches young men the essentials of living that they lost through conditions arising from too much city life. Ed Williams, scout master, herewith tells one of the appealing human interest stories with which scouting abounds. It has timely import, inasmuch as the Boy Scout drive for funds is underway in this city. It shows the good accomplished by scout work and one of the reasons scouting deserves your unstinted support. About seven years ago a man looked out of his window in the industrial section of New York. . What he saw in the way of human misery, suffering, and pent up hunger on the part of children who longed for a place to play, to live, and to grow up in. caused him to make a decision that was to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and a great deal of personal » attention over the years. : This man chose to build a place for boys to play, to grow up in. He hired the best physical educators money could buy, even served a meal a day, provided entertainment, equipment, summer camp, and in short everything that he thought a bov need to. become a strong man,. mentally, morally and physically. At the end of four years, however, he called upon the officers of the Boy Scouts of America. He told them he was stumped; he needed help. He then went on to relate what they had found in this great Boy’s Club; that while the boys were inside of the building and under immediate supervision that much good was done from the physical standpoint. How-], ever, some of this made boys “‘bullies’’ and as soon as_ they : Soe ee were on the streets again, many acts of anti-social nature were Orchids For The “‘Missus engaged in. Upon questioning a number of boys over a period . }_ oo of time as to what was needed to prevent this, the man was

amazed to earn that the boys themselves thought that the Scouting Program was the best thing—not all of them wanted to be scouts by any means; not all boys like supervision: a IN SACRAMENT 0 When shopping mention the Nevada Sear mR ara City Nugget ads Starring. Julie Haydon and Eddie enim Dowling, William Saroyan’s famous Broadway prizewinner, The Time Of Your Life, will be seen in Sacramento High School auditorium at a matinee and evening performance April, 9th. The play, laid on San Francisco’s Embarcadero, is produced by the Theatre Guild, and has won both the Pulitzer Prize, and the New York Drama Critics’ Circle prize when it oened on Broadway last season. Saroyan, whose home is in San Francisco, wrote of persons and places with which he is intimately familiar. The people are the habitues of, and visitors to, that part of the California city once famous as the Barbary Coast, They float in and out of \Nick’s waterfront saloon and, observing them night after night, is a tuxedo clad man, known simply as Joe, who is possessed of an abundance of money, a weakness for liquor and a philosophical outlook on life. Mr, Dowling, as Joe, looks compassionately on their foibles and failings as unfolded before him in 23 series of incidents now gay, now sad, now tender, now ribald, dropping a word here and a dollar there and buying a drink yonder, to ease a problem or: strengthen a soul—all with a gentle touch of cynicism: The play, now enjoying a success. ful run in San Francisco, comes to. Sacramento under Ware-Hazelton . management. Tickets are on sale! now at their box office .in Weinstock. Lubin’s. SMART NEW SPRING— Dresses, Hats, Slack Suits Just in RISLEY’S 106 N. Pine St. Nevada City New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste One of the shop-worn gags of old-time vaudeville players which was always good for a laugh was the barbed crack: Married men don't live longer: it just seems longer!’? Wives Harry Marsh walked into an office code of ethics and the things that scouts stand for. The man was now inquiring as to how he could have Scouting and how much it would cost. He was so advised and found it easy to obtain and without an appreciable expense. Since two years ago this club has had the Boy Scouts Program. During that time much has been accomplished in the ‘Program that a boy takes home with him.’ The man was satisfied. His plan:was working—boys were becoming strong men, physicaly, mentally and morally. In 1940 Irving Berlin released the song ‘God Bless America.’ He stated that he did not want dollars for this publication and chose instead to have the royalties go to the further development of the fundamental principles of American way of living. Berlin chose three men as trustees of this fund and asked them to select the medium. These men acted. They chose Scouting and the program. The Boy Scouts of America were so advised. A plan was worked out to help boys of less chance area become scouts and to date much has been accomplished. The man who built the Boy’s Club and used Scouting was also a trustee of this Berlin Fund—his name—Gene Tunney, former heavyweight boxing champion of the world, now volunteer physical education instructor at Pensecola Flying Station for the United States Air Force. The Mediation Board _ President Roosevelt has appointed an 11-man_ board headed by Dr. Clarence A. Dykstra to act as mediator in labor disputes which interrupt production for national defense. The board will step into controversies when the regular conciliation processes of the federal labor department fail. It ~has no power to force the termination of strikes. It can recom*#€ 107 mm streee Nevada County Photo Center who have suffered in silence while their husbands guffawed at that one, however, need do so no longer. Not only is it true, according to lengevity tables, that married'‘men do live longer, but a recent insurance report credits the phenomenon, in large part, to the fact that wives take such good care of the health of their husbands. Bachelors on the other hand, with no one to nag at them good-humoredly, about wearing their rubbers, eating their vegetables, or stopping just one drink short of too many, die years before their time. This, gentlemen, seems to be a case that calls for orchids!—Contributed. A philosopher says there's nothing like adversity to make a man think. Perhaps so. When Rodin’s ‘“‘Thinker’’ went into such a heavy conference with himself he had run out of clothes and had nothing to sit on but a stump. By the time a person thinks he’s about to make ends meet, something busts loose in the middle. Your Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! new to him. ‘“Where’s the manager’s office,’’ he asked. “Follow the passage,”’ directed, ‘‘until you come to the sign reading ‘No admittance.’ Go upstairs till you see the sign ‘Keep Out.’ Follow the corridor till you see the sign ‘Silence!’ then yell for Joe.” HOOPER & WEAVER MORTUARY, INC. 246 So. Church Street Grass Valley Phone 3%: 24-hour Ambulance Servic» a. m. application for the position of cational qualifications. NOTICE! Notice is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, will receive up to but not later than April 1, 1941 at 10 o’clock Weltare Director of the County of Nevada. All applications must state previous experience and eduR. N. M°CORMACK someone . is the First Food Chosen in Planning the Menu . . . The Proof of Good Eating Is When They Ask for More. If you choose your meats from out great variety of fine choice cuts, your family and your guests will praise your cooking by asking for more. Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City Snereear PROGRESSIVE NEVADA CITY —Forges Ahead— NEVADA CITY Chamber of Commerce CITY HALL, BROAD STREET PHONE 67 Portraits, Commercial Photography, 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, _ Enlarging and Framing, Kodaks and Photo Supplies, Movie Cameras and Films ; . =< . Clerk Board of Supervisors Drorcenanres y Nevada County, California. ict