March 24, 1947 (8 pages)

NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET ' ‘NEVADA -ber,’ The echo of the boomagain, spring is here. ‘of Washington residents finger went to the doctor to have a cast removed ‘tes. She had fallen from ‘breaking her ankle, eight day Mr. Garner went to is returmng this week vife. The Garners. are me heore. the pact few days there has . a constant flow of heavy log-' F equipment through town, on) Into the deep woods.; Now. time when the Paul Bunyon ' Gay is sharpening his ax and He his husky voice for the call of , eh of the salwart pine tells _ ous-in Norway. ' from government management, they . nevertheless control the buying and . association of drug store operawere admitted to the association. . Under the right kind of economic’ . Climate, the Norwegian people could F _ . are met’squarely with the deadening public. If one fishing company Fy GEORGE S. BENSON President--Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Monopolism Norway has little governmentManaged industry, as such. The only things wholly owned and operated by the government are the post office, telephone and telegraph, electric power, and railroads. There seems to be no agitation for extension of government ownership and managen fact, some leaders feel is in the other direction € government has shown and that . no ability provide efficient service. However, peratives are numerEntirely different selling of almost everything and are monopolistic in ure. The effec, tive organizations of the co-ops, ‘while individually owned, have been used in some instances for exten£icn of government eontrol. Subsidies have been offered to framers’ cooperatives in an effort to please everybody: the producers with higher prices and the purchasers with low prices. -. Wait Til You’re Old : The completeness of the cooperative monopoly may be seen in the tors, to which all operators beJong. To open a new drug store a Man would first have to become a member of the association and get its approval, after which he would appeal to the government for a license. The government could never grant a license un!ess the applicant ‘Drug store operators admit no new members except at their own pleasure, and then seldom except to replace a-member who has died. I was told that an aspirant to the drug industry can seldom be admitted to the association and obtain permission to operate his own store before . . he is 45 years old. i Plenty of Frontiers A successful business man in Oslo, who was a prominent leader of the resistance during the war, is in charge of an‘old firm with an excellent reputation. Said he: ‘‘The regulations have come to interfere with everyihing. I am no longer really doing business. ~ I just sit here and do what they tell me I can do. In. my opinion, the controls are a failure. They make production more expensive and prices higher.” ise their standard of living. And this right climate difficulties. The country is than half _ When forward looking Norwegians try to modernize an industry, they and of monopoly, either private or ag to find a way to sell its oducts at a good price, while anPays a tax which goes MONDAY, MARCH 24, . 947 Ts MOTORISTS WARNED ON TOW practice of following apparently jp CAR RACKET = Bakers’ Cakes Can Be The Basis of Tasty Desserts © By BETSY NEWMAN IT does seem sometimes that the modern housekeeper need do no baking, no cooking of any kind ercept to combine commercia! prodi.cts, and heat or cook frozen prod:-ts that are all ready-fér the ~~oven or ssucepan. These are very great helps to us all, and. we should take advantage of them when we can, but at present it is not the most economical way to Fay -*r foods, although there is a saving of time and no -waste. The young combined business woman and homemaker can be helped a great dea! by buying, for instance. ready-made cakes. and “dressing them up,” or frozen pies, meat, fsh and vegetables. The Baking Institute has issued a number of recipes for very good desserts, asing bakers’ cakes for the foundation, and 1’ give you some in today’s list. , Poday’s Mena ‘T.amb Chops, Broiled Baked Sweet Potatoes Frozen Peas Salad Plate Butterscotch Pound Cake Dessert Lemon Boston Cream Ca!:e or Angel Food Surprise Cake Tea or Coffee Butterscotch Pound Cake Dessert 1 pkg. (4% ding oz.) butter1 (14 oz.) loas scotch pud“ pound cake Prepare butterscotch pudding according *o directions on package. Cut pound cake in half lengthwise. With a 2-in. cookie cutter cut out each lengthwise strip inte 3 circles. Arrange cake cireles in dessert dishes, pour butterscotch pudding over each cake circle and serve. serves 6. ‘Lemon Boston Cream Cake ¥% ¢. sugar 1 (12-02.}ba3 tbsp. flour kers’ gold 1 egg beaten cake or 6 le. miik. plain cup scalded cakes 2 tbsp. confeetioner’s sugar, sifted % tbsp. butter or margarine 2 tbsp. lemon juice Combine sugar, flour and beater egg in top of double boiler; adc milk and cook until thick, stirring constantly. Add butter and lemor juice and cool. Slice cake or cur cakes in half. horizontally; fil with lemon custard filling, replace caké top and sift confectioner’: sugar over top of cake. Serves 6 Angel Food Surprise Cake >. 1% oz. cherry 1 bakers’ angelatin’ gel food cake lc. hot water © 13% oz.) %ec.pittedred % c. heavy cherries cream, \, tsp. vanilla whipped extract : Dissolve cherry gelatin ir water; then chill until slightly thick, fold in cherries, drained Slice % in. of cake from inner rim of angel food cake and cut itinto % in. cubes; add to cherry gelatin. Refill cake center with cherry gelatin and cake mixture; add vanil.la extract to whipped cream Cover top and sides of cake with whipped cream. Place in refrigerator until ready to serve. Serves 8. Motorists traveling in or through California’s mountain winter resort areas are cautioned by the California State Automobile Association to be on guard against roving tow car operators who accost drivers in trouble and offer assistance, only to charge exorbitant rates for any. serexperienced drivers, to be on hang in case they experience difficulty jp snow or slush or on icy SUTfacés. Any motorist ‘who chooses to engage the service of one of these cruising tow car operators shoulg insist on knowing in advance exactly vice rendered. what the charge will be, the wie These tow car operators make a’ mobile association ‘advises. rete,” } BROAD ASTENG C9 SERVING . NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY : SOON—WITH THE FINEST ENTERTAINMENT — BEST DRAMA WORLD FAMOUS ARTISTS — Ze 250 WATTS WS Ss populated. Yét their stand. lower price, the for. . 5 dce-n’t want to. and the whole club The JOPA ee Opening April 1st ILL BE DOOD AGAIN! This is not Boys’ Town, but all you kids from 1 to 100 know: the Hughes—“Jo” and Paul—so come on out and meet Cecil at “Kids” Town”. This year we will have sand boxes, swings, and a slide board for you little guys ond gals and besides that, Mom won’t have to stay out there with you for there will be a mighty nice young lady to look after you from 12 noon to.4 p. m. while Mom does her shopping or bridge playing. And besides that we will have candy, pop, peanuts and most anything that you will enjoy and a nice store just for you “cause you can’t come in the club house unless Mom or Pop are with you or you are over twenty-one years old. And believe it or not— we have a pony ring this year where you can spend a dime or more and ride all you want to! : _Be sure to tell Mom or Dad that our chib house is open to them for parties or dinner for the familyMost important—tell Daddy that he won't have to come in the club house at all if he will come out with you. He can bring his paper and get a nice lawn chair and relax, and if he happens to want a coke or beer, or even a smoké, some one will _ bring it right to-his chair; he won’t even have to spend a penny if he And also tell Mom if she wants to entertain her britige club or sewing circle that we have some awfully nice tables in she can order beforehand what she wants served house will be hers from 12 noon to 4 P. M. if she «Just think—just far enough off the highway to be out of danger of traffic, and right between two of the best little cities in the world— : that is what Paul Hughes is asking you to support. So come on out to the Jopamavi Club for fun for the whole family. PAUL HUGHES EE: NSLI the erans and 0 forces can . cellaneous f maximum Pp values for t. ium rate. One of th “waiver of . if you show abled for a * yonger, VA premiums f¢ ability conti: ments made ability. In a prmims are premiums ‘be permanent . ment and V. your premiv of total dise Another ability inco’ added to yc you take a I pay a small you a mont lars for each ate carrying totally disat Jongéer. Paya day of the 6 date of dis: long as you: Most peo! or later, an policy is go« ' policy is on ~ You may . of the cash three per ce NSLI also discount for paid in adva Perhaps t ture of all fo vice connect than total) i NSLI, disabi “probably the G PRI has brow: growing \ We print Billheads _. Enve Ticke Book! Labe Placards -And al CO P Bring you NU Ho titled to on file pleased taken f, Pointme ing you hours it Te SOaps, r ie Costs vy;

NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET ' ‘NEVADA -ber,’ The echo of the boomagain, spring is here. ‘of Washington residents finger went to the doctor to have a cast removed ‘tes. She had fallen from ‘breaking her ankle, eight day Mr. Garner went to is returmng this week vife. The Garners. are me heore. the pact few days there has . a constant flow of heavy log-' F equipment through town, on) Into the deep woods.; Now. time when the Paul Bunyon ' Gay is sharpening his ax and He his husky voice for the call of , eh of the salwart pine tells _ ous-in Norway. ' from government management, they . nevertheless control the buying and . association of drug store operawere admitted to the association. . Under the right kind of economic’ .. Climate, the Norwegian people could F _ . are met’squarely with the deadening public. If one fishing company Fy GEORGE S. BENSON President--Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Monopolism Norway has little governmentManaged industry, as such. The only things wholly owned and operated by the government are the post office, telephone and telegraph, electric power, and railroads. There seems to be no agitation for extension of government ownership and managen fact, some leaders feel is in the other direction € government has shown and that . no ability provide efficient service. However, peratives are numerEntirely different selling of almost everything and are monopolistic in ure. The effec, tive organizations of the co-ops, ‘while individually owned, have been used in some instances for exten£icn of government eontrol. Subsidies have been offered to framers’ cooperatives in an effort to please everybody: the producers with higher prices and the purchasers with low prices. -. Wait Til You’re Old : The completeness of the cooperative monopoly may be seen in the tors, to which all operators beJong. To open a new drug store a Man would first have to become a member of the association and get its approval, after which he would appeal to the government for a license. The government could never grant a license un!ess the applicant ‘Drug store operators admit no new members except at their own pleasure, and then seldom except to replace a-member who has died. I was told that an aspirant to the drug industry can seldom be admitted to the association and obtain permission to operate his own store before . . he is 45 years old. i Plenty of Frontiers A successful business man in Oslo, who was a prominent leader of the resistance during the war, is in charge of an‘old firm with an excellent reputation. Said he: ‘‘The regulations have come to interfere with everyihing. I am no longer really doing business. ~ I just sit here and do what they tell me I can do. In. my opinion, the controls are a failure. They make production more expensive and prices higher.” ise their standard of living. And this right climate difficulties. The country is than half _ When forward looking Norwegians try to modernize an industry, they and of monopoly, either private or ag to find a way to sell its oducts at a good price, while anPays a tax which goes MONDAY, MARCH 24, . 947 Ts MOTORISTS WARNED ON TOW practice of following apparently jp CAR RACKET = Bakers’ Cakes Can Be The Basis of Tasty Desserts © By BETSY NEWMAN IT does seem sometimes that the modern housekeeper need do no baking, no cooking of any kind ercept to combine commercia! prodi.cts, and heat or cook frozen prod:-ts that are all ready-fér the ~~oven or ssucepan. These are very great helps to us all, and. we should take advantage of them when we can, but at present it is not the most economical way to Fay -*r foods, although there is a saving of time and no -waste. The young combined business woman and homemaker can be helped a great dea! by buying, for instance. ready-made cakes. and “dressing them up,” or frozen pies, meat, fsh and vegetables. The Baking Institute has issued a number of recipes for very good desserts, asing bakers’ cakes for the foundation, and 1’ give you some in today’s list. , Poday’s Mena ‘T.amb Chops, Broiled Baked Sweet Potatoes Frozen Peas Salad Plate Butterscotch Pound Cake Dessert Lemon Boston Cream Ca!:e or Angel Food Surprise Cake Tea or Coffee Butterscotch Pound Cake Dessert 1 pkg. (4% ding oz.) butter1 (14 oz.) loas scotch pud“ pound cake Prepare butterscotch pudding according *o directions on package. Cut pound cake in half lengthwise. With a 2-in. cookie cutter cut out each lengthwise strip inte 3 circles. Arrange cake cireles in dessert dishes, pour butterscotch pudding over each cake circle and serve. serves 6. ‘Lemon Boston Cream Cake ¥% ¢. sugar 1 (12-02.}ba3 tbsp. flour kers’ gold 1 egg beaten cake or 6 le. miik. plain cup scalded cakes 2 tbsp. confeetioner’s sugar, sifted % tbsp. butter or margarine 2 tbsp. lemon juice Combine sugar, flour and beater egg in top of double boiler; adc milk and cook until thick, stirring constantly. Add butter and lemor juice and cool. Slice cake or cur cakes in half. horizontally; fil with lemon custard filling, replace caké top and sift confectioner’: sugar over top of cake. Serves 6 Angel Food Surprise Cake

>. 1% oz. cherry 1 bakers’ angelatin’ gel food cake lc. hot water © 13% oz.) %ec.pittedred % c. heavy cherries cream, \, tsp. vanilla whipped extract : Dissolve cherry gelatin ir water; then chill until slightly thick, fold in cherries, drained Slice % in. of cake from inner rim of angel food cake and cut itinto % in. cubes; add to cherry gelatin. Refill cake center with cherry gelatin and cake mixture; add vanil.la extract to whipped cream Cover top and sides of cake with whipped cream. Place in refrigerator until ready to serve. Serves 8. Motorists traveling in or through California’s mountain winter resort areas are cautioned by the California State Automobile Association to be on guard against roving tow car operators who accost drivers in trouble and offer assistance, only to charge exorbitant rates for any. serexperienced drivers, to be on hang in case they experience difficulty jp snow or slush or on icy SUTfacés. Any motorist ‘who chooses to engage the service of one of these cruising tow car operators shoulg insist on knowing in advance exactly vice rendered. what the charge will be, the wie These tow car operators make a’ mobile association ‘advises. rete,” } BROAD ASTENG C9 SERVING . NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY : SOON—WITH THE FINEST ENTERTAINMENT — BEST DRAMA WORLD FAMOUS ARTISTS — Ze 250 WATTS WS Ss populated. Yét their stand. lower price, the for. . 5 dce-n’t want to. and the whole club The JOPA ee Opening April 1st ILL BE DOOD AGAIN! This is not Boys’ Town, but all you kids from 1 to 100 know: the Hughes—“Jo” and Paul—so come on out and meet Cecil at “Kids” Town”. This year we will have sand boxes, swings, and a slide board for you little guys ond gals and besides that, Mom won’t have to stay out there with you for there will be a mighty nice young lady to look after you from 12 noon to.4 p. m. while Mom does her shopping or bridge playing. And besides that we will have candy, pop, peanuts and most anything that you will enjoy and a nice store just for you “cause you can’t come in the club house unless Mom or Pop are with you or you are over twenty-one years old. And believe it or not— we have a pony ring this year where you can spend a dime or more and ride all you want to! : _Be sure to tell Mom or Dad that our chib house is open to them for parties or dinner for the familyMost important—tell Daddy that he won't have to come in the club house at all if he will come out with you. He can bring his paper and get a nice lawn chair and relax, and if he happens to want a coke or beer, or even a smoké, some one will _ bring it right to-his chair; he won’t even have to spend a penny if he And also tell Mom if she wants to entertain her britige club or sewing circle that we have some awfully nice tables in she can order beforehand what she wants served house will be hers from 12 noon to 4 P. M. if she «Just think—just far enough off the highway to be out of danger of traffic, and right between two of the best little cities in the world— : that is what Paul Hughes is asking you to support. So come on out to the Jopamavi Club for fun for the whole family. PAUL HUGHES EE: NSLI the erans and 0 forces can . cellaneous f maximum Pp values for t. ium rate. One of th “waiver of . if you show abled for a * yonger, VA premiums f¢ ability conti: ments made ability. In a prmims are premiums ‘be permanent . ment and V. your premiv of total dise Another ability inco’ added to yc you take a I pay a small you a mont lars for each ate carrying totally disat Jongéer. Paya day of the 6 date of dis: long as you: Most peo! or later, an policy is go« ' policy is on ~ You may . of the cash three per ce NSLI also discount for paid in adva Perhaps t ture of all fo vice connect than total) i NSLI, disabi “probably the G PRI has brow: growing \ We print Billheads _. Enve Ticke Book! Labe Placards -And al CO P Bring you NU Ho titled to on file pleased taken f, Pointme ing you hours it Te SOaps, r ie Costs vy;