March 24, 1941 (4 pages)

acorn BPN 4 2 A RN eS eee aaa Se Se Rangoeter: PAGE FOUR OS RE RI AN Le my ine UVERING HERE Mrs. W. B. Lewis, who was injured in an automobile collision at) Marysville, is recovering at 220 Main Street in this city. Mrs. Lewis was brought to this city by the Hooper-Weaver ambulance. Visits Parents— Miss Jane Bennett, a student at} the Jose State Teachers College . San visiied her parents“here during the weekend. Tin of 12 10c five, all assigned from North San! Tin of 24 Juan and will be under the foreaa Gt 90 ose manship of John Hartsen and will Bottle of 50 oe 29c work in nails tba of the Oregon Poids. at 100 49 Creek comp ground; ina Bend rangND Te NN ENE . so anhecensseaengns c ar station, five making a total of eight; Truckee ranger station, five. R. E. HARRIS THE Porxall Phone DRUG STORE 100 WE DELIVER <n I TE HE GAVE HER A RING i 5] 1 And then he said: My dar};! ling, after we are married one thing you will never have to do. You will never have to put those beautiful hands in soapsuds and put out the weekly wash. We will always send our laundry and dry cleaning jobs to the— GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY . AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 108 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY ie} Pp . . Iv ‘ made: eleven additional, sixteen; Camptonville ranger station . making a total of six. warehouse, five, to work on a drain-age system of the warehouse and shop yards. of campgrounds, and other hoe forest according to Ellis. In addition ' slightly under nevada ne ein e tshesh abe Seth? cums OOS Nyon tans Oe Se NEVADA A CITY N' N UGGET oe VN weindieees Hotham mele MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1941. ERA PROGRAMINCREASES STAFF . OF TAHOE FOREST SERVICE HERE The BRA Grelief program of the® has recently increased according to Forest Super=/ the Tahoe Tahoe National Forest, been sharply announcement by Ellis, an visor Guerdon National Forest. of Authorization has been chanted to. increase the present program of thir-! te2n men to a total of thirty eight.; AC] additional Yeen of the Assignments will be made to various. ranger districts throughout the Tahoe forest and the supervisor’s office in Nevada City, The: following assignments will be Downieville ranger station, making a total of Nevada City ‘Miss. Dorothy Thomas of Nevada City has been assigned to the supervisor’s office keeping, work, connected’ with this program, in the capacity of an administration overhead employee. to handle the timepayroll and other clerical The enlargement of this program will mean considerable development administrative sites improvements of the Tagiving added employment n the areas least affected by -na‘jonal defense activities, the forest will benefit by added construction to ‘which could not otherwise be done inder existing appropriations, -Scbruary Gas SACRAMENTO, March 24.—California motorists continue to buy nore and more gasoline, Records of the State Board of Equalization show that the February consumption of gasoline amounted to 143,863,446 gallons of $4,315,903.40 was assessed by the, board. on which a tax This tax, according to Fred E. Stewart, board member, represents a gain of 11.44 per cent over the same month of the previous year. February The returns ‘represented the ame months of previous years. The February tax collections were the $4,536,050.92 reorted for January. Sheriff Dewey Johnson of Sierra ounty and Victor Cassidy, Downieille publisher, were in Nevada City . Saturday. Imagine! A GENERAL ~ REFRIGERATOR LIKE THIS — ont §] AS LOW AS $5.00 PER MONTH . PASM FAA eed ince Rae voenseress aeons ’ 29-*° ELECTRIC : DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR this is the : refrigerator buy of the year! All4 Steel Cabinet with Porcelain Interior ¢ G-E Thrift Unit ¢ 6.2 cu. ft. Capacity © 11.7 sq. ft. Shelf Area « Stainless Steel Super Freezer © 80 Big Ice Cubes. And a host of features you'll want. Famous Sealed-in-Steel Foote, Electrical Go. Phone va a1 © a personnel has! requisitioned from the Sacra-! mento District of the WPA and will be working by the first of next week. . GINGER ROGERS IN KITTY FOYLE COMING THURS. You "Vou have to live your others can’t do it for you. Around this timely theme Ginger Rogers weaves ‘the qramaltic pa'ttern of her new RKO Radio vehicle. “Kitty Foyle’, which brings Christopher Morley’s fidely read novel to the screen as one of the genuinely important films of the year. The versatile star plays the titlerole of a fiery little Irish girl, romantic and imaginative but endowed with a vast deal of thard common sense beneath it all. Her first job as a white collar girl brings her into contact with a young Philadelphia society man, with whom she promptfalls in love, While she realizes he has plenty of faults, chiefly those of his rigid training and stuffy social ~background, she thinks everything will be all ight if they get away from Philadelphia. With that idea in mind she accepts him, but their marriage own life; covers he can’t break away from his family traditions and family domination, Although she is going to have a baby, she goes to New York, gets an annulment and tries to forget Wyn and win success in business. But forgetting him is difficult, although a young doctor whom she meets becomes very fond of her and°wants to marry her. The dramatic consequences that arise when Kitty is compelled to make a decision regarding the two men, a decision that will alter her whole life, comprises the stirring conclusion of the picture. “Do you believe the dead can communicate with us?’ “T’m almost positive they can't. And here’s why. Ten years ago I borrowed a dollar from a Scotchman. A couple of days later, before I had a chance to repay it, he suddenly died ——but I haven’t heard a word from him.”’ is speedily dissolved when Kitty dis-/. — a POLITICAL PARADE BY CLEM WHITAKER . Spring Practice Is Now Underway At High School Here Spring football practice is underThe state legislature went on the ed into the fray with a denunciation way at the Nevada City High School, warpath this week against bureau-. cracy, regimentation, incipient totalitarianism——and all attempts by government boards and bureaus to assume ‘‘czaristic control over California citizens’’! Wrathy over asserted appointment of ‘pinks’ and radicals to high public offices, and even more irked by “dictatorial tacties’’ of state agencies, an anti-regimentation bloc” steamed into action on several fronts. Two immediate effects of ‘the drive to put a halter on allegedly arrogant and autocratic state officials, it was indicated, will be as follows: 1.—tLegislative approval of a proposed constitutional amendment, authorized by Senator Jesse Mayo of Calaveras County, making the great majority of Governor Olson’s appointments to state boards, and commissions subject to senate confirmation. This proposal, require approval of the people, already has passed the upper house by a vote of 29 to 5 and is now pending in the assembly, 2.—Enactment of a series of bills to prevent boards and bureaus from issuing rules and regulations .which exceed their legislative authority and which permit them to ‘‘dictate”’ to the firms and individuals who come under their supervision. One such bill, for example, would require that all rules laid down by state agencies must receive the approval of the Attorney General before they become operative. Another would require that all such regulations be filed with the Secretary of State so that they are open to public inspection. And there are many others! The so-called ‘“‘anti-regimentation bloc’? now a potent force in both houses of the legislature, actually sprang into being as the result of an impassioned speech made by San Joaquin County’s veteran lawmaker Senator Bradford 'S. Crittenden, demanding. the creation of a board of arbitration for meat inspection disputes. Senator Crittendon, a son of the soil who doesn’t care a tinker’s dam for pompous officialdom, denounced bureaucracy in all its forms and asserted: ‘‘This is but the beginning of a huge protest agains¢ attempted regimentation by boards and commissions.’’ Thereupon Senator Jack Metzger of Red Bluff jumpand woodwork and’ all the quality-built Automatic new Automatic. But * OR THIS COMPANY THIS SPECIAL TRADE-IN OFFER APPLIES ver veg on the purchase selling for $54.50 or more and on larger proportionately. There are more thirty uses for hot water in the average home. Washing dishes ‘and clothes, bathing in tub or shower, scrubbing floors quiring hot waterthat are completed much faster and easier when you don’t have to, wait for water to heat. And there is personal service of steaming hot water for beauty facials and the morning shave for the man in the house. Truly, all around the clock automatic hot water and plenty of it makes happier homes. « Buy a big; reliable, heater this month and save money. If you hurry you can still obtain a $10.00 trade-in allowance for your old water heater when you buy your a not d This trade-in offer ends this mon SER YOUR MASTER PLUMBER — YOUR DEALER PACIFIC GAS AND SLacrRic COMPANY of an Automatic Gas Water a of 20 Heed olndagar capacity other homey jobs rewater WATER HEATER which ‘would . \ of bureaus which seek to rule by . ezaristic methods. And the anti-regimentation drive ‘was born forthwith. Where it will end nobody knows, but pint-sized, often loud-spoken bureaucrats already are pulling in their horns. The boys from the “‘cow counties’ are not to be ee ‘with! We. “Don't. you know. you ll ruin your stomach by drinking so much?” “Aw, thash all right; it won’t show with my coat on.” Lecturer: “If your children become too mischievious quickly switch their attention.” Bewildered Mother: “Their what?” Coach Ed Frantz is lining up his next fall’s team, The candidates for the squad are enthusiastic and indications are the Yellowjackets may have a good team, FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing “Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray ,520 Coyote Street Phone 152 Nevada Theatre SUNDAY AND MONDAY Comrade X With Clark Gable and Hedy Lamarr in a Russian nawspaper comedy by. Ben Hecht. Hhe most riotious love comedy since Oni. nochka."’ She bites, kicks and socks him. So it must. be love. TUESDAY and No, No, Nannette WEDNESDAY Starring beautiful Anna Neagle in a musical picture based on a great Broadway success. The merry plot fietnas pulling her susceptible uncle out of a feminine jam which embarressas the old boy, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY alone, and Kitty Foyle ve and now its on the screen. Ginger Rogers in a‘ great role. She lives does not like it. Millions gasped read this sensational best seller, Spring Range & Water Heater Campaign Save on paAer $90) ae electric range Save on per * SQ w weler heater Plus usual liberal trade-in allowances BUY NOW! Other 1941 KELVINATOR Electric Ranges * For As $ 5 Little As Here’s a new low price for a range of Kelvinator quality! Model ER-411 features Oversize Oven, Scotch Kettle, Storage Drawer for utensils, 5heat switches and many other modern features. Come in and see it! % Wiring if any, and State and Local Taxes Extra. bet More— ALPHA Stores, PHONE 5 NEVADA cry ohn . ‘De Luxe Model With All These Modern Features COMPLETELY. AUTOMATIC —with rerbon puti imer a legtric clock, 3 ine Mig er an . Selector wits for con mectin im to oven, * Scotch Kectlé or « inlighte outlet—big Oversizé Oven with automatic interior Floodlight —De Luxe Scotch Ketthe — 7-heat switches with individual Signal ay sd — two BallBearing Storage Drawers and one Warmer Drawer ° —non-glare top lamp — Porcelain finish inside and out. Model ER-417 Delivered in Your Kitchen for only 189" SAVE #30 , on a current model . Electric Range that sells for $129-59 or more. PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY

acorn BPN 4 2 A RN eS eee aaa Se Se Rangoeter: PAGE FOUR OS RE RI AN Le my ine UVERING HERE Mrs. W. B. Lewis, who was injured in an automobile collision at) Marysville, is recovering at 220 Main Street in this city. Mrs. Lewis was brought to this city by the Hooper-Weaver ambulance. Visits Parents— Miss Jane Bennett, a student at} the Jose State Teachers College . San visiied her parents“here during the weekend. Tin of 12 10c five, all assigned from North San! Tin of 24 Juan and will be under the foreaa Gt 90 ose manship of John Hartsen and will Bottle of 50 oe 29c work in nails tba of the Oregon Poids. at 100 49 Creek comp ground; ina Bend rangND Te NN ENE . so anhecensseaengns c ar station, five making a total of eight; Truckee ranger station, five. R. E. HARRIS THE Porxall Phone DRUG STORE 100 WE DELIVER <n I TE HE GAVE HER A RING i 5] 1 And then he said: My dar};! ling, after we are married one thing you will never have to do. You will never have to put those beautiful hands in soapsuds and put out the weekly wash. We will always send our laundry and dry cleaning jobs to the— GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY . AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 108 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY ie} Pp . . Iv ‘ made: eleven additional, sixteen; Camptonville ranger station . making a total of six.. warehouse, five, to work on a drain-age system of the warehouse and shop yards. of campgrounds, and other hoe forest according to Ellis. In addition ' slightly under nevada ne ein e tshesh abe Seth? cums OOS Nyon tans Oe Se NEVADA A CITY N' N UGGET oe VN weindieees Hotham mele MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1941. ERA PROGRAMINCREASES STAFF . OF TAHOE FOREST SERVICE HERE The BRA Grelief program of the® has recently increased according to Forest Super=/ the Tahoe Tahoe National Forest, been sharply announcement by Ellis, an visor Guerdon National Forest. of Authorization has been chanted to. increase the present program of thir-! te2n men to a total of thirty eight.; AC] additional Yeen of the Assignments will be made to various. ranger districts throughout the Tahoe forest and the supervisor’s office in Nevada City, The: following assignments will be Downieville ranger station, making a total of Nevada City ‘Miss. Dorothy Thomas of Nevada City has been assigned to the supervisor’s office keeping, work, connected’ with this program, in the capacity of an administration overhead employee. to handle the timepayroll and other clerical The enlargement of this program will mean considerable development administrative sites improvements of the Tagiving added employment n the areas least affected by -na‘jonal defense activities, the forest will benefit by added construction to ‘which could not otherwise be done inder existing appropriations, -Scbruary Gas SACRAMENTO, March 24.—California motorists continue to buy nore and more gasoline, Records of the State Board of Equalization show that the February consumption of gasoline amounted to 143,863,446 gallons of $4,315,903.40 was assessed by the, board. on which a tax This tax, according to Fred E. Stewart, board member, represents a gain of 11.44 per cent over the same month of the previous year. February The returns ‘represented the ame months of previous years. The February tax collections were the $4,536,050.92 reorted for January. Sheriff Dewey Johnson of Sierra ounty and Victor Cassidy, Downieille publisher, were in Nevada City . Saturday. Imagine! A GENERAL ~ REFRIGERATOR LIKE THIS — ont §] AS LOW AS $5.00 PER MONTH . PASM FAA eed ince Rae voenseress aeons ’ 29-*° ELECTRIC : DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR this is the : refrigerator buy of the year! All4 Steel Cabinet with Porcelain Interior ¢ G-E Thrift Unit ¢ 6.2 cu. ft. Capacity © 11.7 sq. ft. Shelf Area « Stainless Steel Super Freezer © 80 Big Ice Cubes. And a host of features you'll want. Famous Sealed-in-Steel Foote, Electrical Go. Phone va a1 © a personnel has! requisitioned from the Sacra-! mento District of the WPA and will be working by the first of next week. . GINGER ROGERS IN KITTY FOYLE COMING THURS. You "Vou have to live your others can’t do it for you. Around this timely theme Ginger Rogers weaves ‘the qramaltic pa'ttern of her new RKO Radio vehicle. “Kitty Foyle’, which brings Christopher Morley’s fidely read novel to the screen as one of the genuinely important films of the year. The versatile star plays the titlerole of a fiery little Irish girl, romantic and imaginative but endowed with a vast deal of thard common sense beneath it all. Her first job as a white collar girl brings her into contact with a young Philadelphia society man, with whom she promptfalls in love, While she realizes he has plenty of faults, chiefly those of his rigid training and stuffy social ~background, she thinks everything will be all ight if they get away from Philadelphia. With that idea in mind she accepts him, but their marriage own life; covers he can’t break away from his family traditions and family domination, Although she is going to have a baby, she goes to New York, gets an annulment and tries to forget Wyn and win success in business. But forgetting him is difficult, although a young doctor whom she meets becomes very fond of her and°wants to marry her. The dramatic consequences that arise when Kitty is compelled to make a decision regarding the two men, a decision that will alter her whole life, comprises the stirring conclusion of the picture. “Do you believe the dead can communicate with us?’ “T’m almost positive they can't.

And here’s why. Ten years ago I borrowed a dollar from a Scotchman. A couple of days later, before I had a chance to repay it, he suddenly died ——but I haven’t heard a word from him.”’ is speedily dissolved when Kitty dis-/. — a POLITICAL PARADE BY CLEM WHITAKER . Spring Practice Is Now Underway At High School Here Spring football practice is underThe state legislature went on the ed into the fray with a denunciation way at the Nevada City High School, warpath this week against bureau-. cracy, regimentation, incipient totalitarianism——and all attempts by government boards and bureaus to assume ‘‘czaristic control over California citizens’’! Wrathy over asserted appointment of ‘pinks’ and radicals to high public offices, and even more irked by “dictatorial tacties’’ of state agencies, an anti-regimentation bloc” steamed into action on several fronts. Two immediate effects of ‘the drive to put a halter on allegedly arrogant and autocratic state officials, it was indicated, will be as follows: 1.—tLegislative approval of a proposed constitutional amendment, authorized by Senator Jesse Mayo of Calaveras County, making the great majority of Governor Olson’s appointments to state boards, and commissions subject to senate confirmation. This proposal, require approval of the people, already has passed the upper house by a vote of 29 to 5 and is now pending in the assembly, 2.—Enactment of a series of bills to prevent boards and bureaus from issuing rules and regulations .which exceed their legislative authority and which permit them to ‘‘dictate”’ to the firms and individuals who come under their supervision. One such bill, for example, would require that all rules laid down by state agencies must receive the approval of the Attorney General before they become operative. Another would require that all such regulations be filed with the Secretary of State so that they are open to public inspection. And there are many others! The so-called ‘“‘anti-regimentation bloc’? now a potent force in both houses of the legislature, actually sprang into being as the result of an impassioned speech made by San Joaquin County’s veteran lawmaker Senator Bradford 'S. Crittenden, demanding. the creation of a board of arbitration for meat inspection disputes. Senator Crittendon, a son of the soil who doesn’t care a tinker’s dam for pompous officialdom, denounced bureaucracy in all its forms and asserted: ‘‘This is but the beginning of a huge protest agains¢ attempted regimentation by boards and commissions.’’ Thereupon Senator Jack Metzger of Red Bluff jumpand woodwork and’ all the quality-built Automatic new Automatic. But * OR THIS COMPANY THIS SPECIAL TRADE-IN OFFER APPLIES ver veg on the purchase selling for $54.50 or more and on larger proportionately. There are more thirty uses for hot water in the average home. Washing dishes ‘and clothes, bathing in tub or shower, scrubbing floors quiring hot waterthat are completed much faster and easier when you don’t have to, wait for water to heat. And there is personal service of steaming hot water for beauty facials and the morning shave for the man in the house. Truly, all around the clock automatic hot water and plenty of it makes happier homes. « Buy a big; reliable, heater this month and save money. If you hurry you can still obtain a $10.00 trade-in allowance for your old water heater when you buy your a not d This trade-in offer ends this mon SER YOUR MASTER PLUMBER — YOUR DEALER PACIFIC GAS AND SLacrRic COMPANY of an Automatic Gas Water a of 20 Heed olndagar capacity other homey jobs rewater WATER HEATER which ‘would . \ of bureaus which seek to rule by . ezaristic methods. And the anti-regimentation drive ‘was born forthwith. Where it will end nobody knows, but pint-sized, often loud-spoken bureaucrats already are pulling in their horns. The boys from the “‘cow counties’ are not to be ee ‘with! We. “Don't. you know. you ll ruin your stomach by drinking so much?” “Aw, thash all right; it won’t show with my coat on.” Lecturer: “If your children become too mischievious quickly switch their attention.” Bewildered Mother: “Their what?” Coach Ed Frantz is lining up his next fall’s team, The candidates for the squad are enthusiastic and indications are the Yellowjackets may have a good team, FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing “Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray ,520 Coyote Street Phone 152 Nevada Theatre SUNDAY AND MONDAY Comrade X With Clark Gable and Hedy Lamarr in a Russian nawspaper comedy by. Ben Hecht. Hhe most riotious love comedy since Oni. nochka."’ She bites, kicks and socks him. So it must. be love. TUESDAY and No, No, Nannette WEDNESDAY Starring beautiful Anna Neagle in a musical picture based on a great Broadway success. The merry plot fietnas pulling her susceptible uncle out of a feminine jam which embarressas the old boy, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY alone, and Kitty Foyle ve and now its on the screen. Ginger Rogers in a‘ great role. She lives does not like it. Millions gasped read this sensational best seller, Spring Range & Water Heater Campaign Save on paAer $90) ae electric range Save on per * SQ w weler heater Plus usual liberal trade-in allowances BUY NOW! Other 1941 KELVINATOR Electric Ranges * For As $ 5 Little As Here’s a new low price for a range of Kelvinator quality! Model ER-411 features Oversize Oven, Scotch Kettle, Storage Drawer for utensils, 5heat switches and many other modern features. Come in and see it! % Wiring if any, and State and Local Taxes Extra. bet More— ALPHA Stores, PHONE 5 NEVADA cry ohn . ‘De Luxe Model With All These Modern Features COMPLETELY. AUTOMATIC —with rerbon puti imer a legtric clock, 3 ine Mig er an . Selector wits for con mectin im to oven, * Scotch Kectlé or « inlighte outlet—big Oversizé Oven with automatic interior Floodlight —De Luxe Scotch Ketthe — 7-heat switches with individual Signal ay sd — two BallBearing Storage Drawers and one Warmer Drawer ° —non-glare top lamp — Porcelain finish inside and out. Model ER-417 Delivered in Your Kitchen for only 189" SAVE #30 , on a current model . Electric Range that sells for $129-59 or more. PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY