March 26, 1941 (6 pages)

NIEXIATNA CT TY NIICGET —— THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941. ee osnroraan” mee) PAGE TWO & ‘ Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Meee Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at t Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) ...0..0202002. $3.00 30_cents> One Month . Are We A Nation of Fools? . . % ~Most Americans, undoubtedly, are still good Americans, ‘who put the welfare of their country ahead of selfish advantage. But there are conditions now existing in this nation which are an affront to every right-thinking citizen. There are conditions which make friendly and‘enemy powers alike wonder whether we are:a nation of fools. There are thousands of fine American youths in army training camps,.giving a year, or possibly two or three years, to’ their-cowntry’s service for dollar-a-day’ wages. ‘There are COMES THE SPRING FRESHET THINKING OUT LOUD ‘(Continued from Page One) _all intents is only the anti-cham‘sary while the country girds itself soldiers. How would you correct this injustice? Well, since the present peace time emergency to ber of war, why not declare a national war emergency, and by government fiat (the Président either has or could obtain the power) freeze wages and prices, Why permit either employer or employe to exploit the emergency for selfish reasons, Would this step do away with individua liberty and free enterprise? It would to a large extent, but any government must secure and exercise centralized powers to prosecute a war successfully. If prices were frozen there would be no reason for demands for increased° wages on the part of workers anywhere in this country. The President declares that industry must forego usua profits and all must make sacrifices. He states that there must be no ‘“‘unnecessary’’ strikes. Is any strike necesThe root of the problem, From the few wealthy much is taken of their accumulated wealth, but from workers is so many weeks or months of their productive labor. In Germany the weathy no longer exist, except as corrupt politics have made a few members of the Nazi party, wealthy. Of the German national income, the goyernment takes 72 per cent. All but a tiny fraction of it comes from the workers, In England much the same condition obtains. Se The worker in any war, either in a democracy or a dictatorship pays for the major cost of war with his labor. He gives some months of his labor year, the time depending on ‘the tax rate, to his country. The soldier, in this case gives a whole year to his country. especially for democracies is: To equalize the tax burden so that all contribute, proportionately of what they have, to the cause. In time of peace this result of the tax sys= tem is roughly approximated. But it is even more imperative to do so in times of war, or near war. For nothing rankles in the hearts of free men more than injustice. rapidly for possible war? Or is “unnecessary’’ one of those weasel “Mary,” said the mistress, ‘“‘see if ‘tens of millions of American taxpayers giving until it hurts that large plum cake in the oven is to. pay for American defense. ‘And yet: this country still puts; . 2236 amg ap with strikes-and walkouts in vital defense iridustries, ‘just Nes ees Sieg abn nite habed yet Suet Wick 4 salle Wit 2 5 ‘ . i ios ata Ba: Rib dae ea ok , re § 20T' cia s ¢ pre ’ ¢ as France did before her Gethsemane. Lightning Hits Tree; TA judge. {f the Wee's Weéd ‘yfoo(Andee Mf St comes opt eae he . $5 bd Pia . Pa Cay eC em f ws x ‘ ad ; 1 +4 f ] ar rT u ’ There are cheap jurisdictional quarrels between unions. Limb Falls: Through Roof erly, which strike is necessary and . # is “ay moments Mary returned tying up production at a time when lack of production ‘may ‘Of “Foundry Building (Contihed Eoin Pago Ons) which is, unnecessary? = “phe itnite baie ‘ait wedauetilly jeopardize the safety of our nation. There are strikes in alum-. ]/ —— ae ; here . Clean,” she said, “so I stuck all the : ] t h th rote ti . li it d A bolt of lightning struck a tree : : ae The fact of. course is, that there other dirty tenias in. 406." inum., piants, Ww en e-government. -is ra 10ning -our -nmited:, : ¢ : ; i record the business that he had should be no strkies, no lockouts, ’ . : ae ling adjoining the Miners Foundry supply of that metal to protect defense industries. There 1s ‘a ‘machine shop yesterday afternoon thrown to other members or that no labor controversy resulting in ps ; ee INTE strike in'a Bethlehem steel plant which is making artillery]. ]ana one large limb which haalf. be had reectved from other mem-. stoppage of work, that hampers SMART NEW SPRING— parts and ammunition. There are strikes in airplane compan. . ] been severed by the bolt crashea. . . P€"SThis, said Dr. Knoles, is a long our defense program, or delays de, Dieses, H ‘Slack “Su; i dmittedly ked b ts of foreion governments— . . . through the roof of the building. . ]. ¢’Y f°m the motto of Rotary today:. livery of war materials, In a large resses, ats, : ac uits 1€s, admittedly ehh be ed Dy Sere so : oreign g : The lightriing cut off the elec. . . “He Profits most, who serveth best.”. sense no activity of any Kind, exJust in and yet. we do nothing. There's the Allis Chalmers strike*chokEGG tae ae dia halt cn Roc The word “International” was. cépt possibly a few luxury indusRISLEY’S ing off the manufacture of powder ‘and the building of de-. Outside of the hole in the roof . . 244ed to Rotary when a number of) tries, can escape a relationship to . . 196 N. Pine St. Nevada City stroyers. There's the Universal Cyclops strike. stopping: the . . } or the machine shop ‘io damage Ce clubs were formed, but. our total defense effort. Po w) are led a ll h be lled. Yet Americ d 5th-]]/Was felt throughout the city. Re Ff : 8 ; tled, new strikes wi ave en called. re merica qoes notn‘The freak storm yee ats world wide spread of the organiza-}] about to name an eleven member ing! : : ternoon was apparently a “clears ae : veils eee ie pees We don't need laws to cope with that situation.’ We siming‘ap” thander and lighthing Dorner recaven, the, Woteryy, #6 we ee oh ae . aL eg mf ply need an articulate, outraged public opinion. We just need . }]. ‘torm. The temperature dropped hic teen ee, ek oa saute aA oh oe a expression of e& avérage man.is NnKIng—a sweliltoday's viene sky and bright aay German’ ‘Rotarian, Otto ‘Fischer, nom-{ poned for a definite period, and ing chorus of public indignatiort. against: any and every per-. I. oreetéd’ the’ cite. i] . inated a' Frenchman, Maurice duPer-. the problem debated by an elevenson who‘jletspersonal greed and selfishness, or blindness to. « y y, to be international president. . See igh bis a OR: : ae aT : ‘ -. ut '‘w i’ rf fic his country's: need, stand in the way of our national welfare. ce ee Soe Gs ueere rene: . or ee ee i ‘Allesed Permenent Injurie ed and flags of all nations waved. Production Management would —Contributed. 2 ‘ent. Injuries. . ean & Worth $56,500 Ss 9 And when a Swede made a motion! work better if there were fewer or , um: that the nominations be closed, the members and one head. With eley: Sea eA : heering was resumed for many, en members of the national mediaMele : : James W. Whit lieve: : We Cross The Rubicon ae 7 as = vib ue minutes. tion board, or whatever it will be CRUSHED ROAD ROCK i permanent tnjuries ‘he alléges he Ae ; : Couciete Material ? t sustained‘ in ‘an ‘automobile accidDecry Ginttict df Tialy: Mies) called, cheve will be set Apa Aer Pea Gravel * e i ? ‘ a} ont near Springs last “Nov. ‘"ibuted among the delegates a beau-} bating agency of the government, Brick : GEL En » eae ! Di pee Sh ued itl ing . / with fi in Lo Balan Already, this nation’s: aid to’ embattled ‘Britain has been! enibér 8th showla be compensated . t!ful brochure bearing the portraits, fang ee) over bk soe hands of . Building Rock at abe a £ th 1 ted lend-. ‘by 956,500 of Victor Emanuel, of Benito Mussthe President, who just does not Fill Material narply pped up r terms of the newly-enacte . lendHe “AN6és ‘tn a4 e suit . limi and of the noted Rotarians eal like to exercise power in anything . Grass Valley Rock and Sand lease bill. Already, Army and Navy bombers, ‘in undisclosed NGA tn ‘the ‘super ae here . that country, affecting labor. . Grass Valley Phone 45 numbers are reported winging their way ‘across the Atlantic. Agaimbt Bessie “Botrddn Gordon It was only a little later that GerThe mediation comiittes wil . 2 4 fe : * , ree i han , Already, the President of the United States, under the'broad. that her aealigent Wutrhig Maniea . PRT Hetety “clans recctyed accart) on hatter Stele Geiean snc nore OUT TO THE LAKE OLYMgrant of powers voted him. is acting with new decisiveness. the ‘accident in which White was penne bupacas ne Over DInent el docile President and red-hot labor issues Bis erat ee ee 8 ig h f £ maimed ‘and ‘disabled for the re; them to dismiss Catholics and Jews NO ie sede ENE el i “—’ . conditioned motors, In stock, Ford And.whether for good or evil; whether we were for the bill or wie Mh es ke Ham ie Sea ie Ot Care bey TNS cigsen lho and Wiaciir oe . Model Ac Bloud: We, 1chesiuler: iy. against it, we have: crossed our Rubicon! : The suit’ charges the driver was clubs disbanded. In Italy area att over all ae es ey hae ee . mate Ane HORE Eee 08 for abe It is a fateful decision which we, the people, through our. so intoxicated ‘she was unable to . the eyerlon easel dictators saat Of the earpen?, b/a. the Nettonal . si as aoe and installed. Grass elected representatives have just made. If we have aclged. Vor oeens fee Se ee: eene". . Labor Relatiane Bowne and fie . Pe RRONNR Olly gay,” aright. w ms nial wal oth th I : causing ‘the car ‘to'plunge off the . ©4: 0" have been forcibly discontinybiased, prejudiced rulings For . Slatin eet ght, we may save ourselves and others with us. If we have highway and turn over. The plaint. ©4. Yet the Rotary spirit, and adher-. )) 28° I ‘aie J . p there is no present prospect of LENPERT RADIG REPAIRING — Ww ence to Rotary’s code of ethics still continues. For in little Switzerland, when the Rotary club of Zurich meets, there enter visitors from Denmark, Holland, Poland, and other countries now submerged. These men are Rotarians without a club, Their names are never published. No record is kept of their presence there. So Rotary lives, like a stream that loses itself beneath the surface to reappear again under happier circumstances. For Rotary, declared Dr. Knoles, is a living thing. Its principles will survive and its organization grow. Rotary and Democracy are associated. Rotary cannot exist under totalitarian conditions. (Dr. Knoles will speak this evening at the Nevada City Public Forafternoon services at four o’clock. um. His topic will be: “America and will be taken care of during the last} the Far Bast.” four Wednesday afternoons in April. aia eames Children over ten years of age wishThe California Fig Institute, with ing to earn their scholastic rating for. #¢adauarters in Fresno, has been inWednesday afternoon services should; COrporated and is developing a probe able to write perfectly by the sec-. 8'am for promotion of the fig indusond Wednesday in April the Lord’s. try. Prayer, the Apostles’ Creed, the 2 : Twenty third psalm, the Nune Di-. , ats mtiis, the Magnificat, and the Hymn. ' Rise Up, O Men of God. Those un-. ! der ten will be expected to know the. }{ first four of these, and those under six the Lord’s Prayer and the Twenty-third Psalm. judged badly—or if we fail in vigilance now that ‘we!have embarked on this perilous journey—we may bring the ‘world down around our ears. We have surrendered some of our freedom, under this bill; make no-mistake about .it! But we have surrendered it, briefly, in the hope of saving the real substance of freedom permanently. We have yielded*it reluctantly, and many of our‘people are still'not sure that we have followed the course of wisdom. During the months ahead, we hope that our national leaders shall show equal reluctance ‘to abuse any of the extraordinary powers granted them. We want no hysteria in America; no curtailment of rights and priviliges, unless that curtailment is essential to our existence .as:a nation. We simply want to do a job — a job, apparently, which we can't afford not doing—and we don’t want to change our form of government in doing it!—Contributed. the amending the Wagner Act, and it . will be in full force and effect regardless of what an eleven-man . mediation board may do. iff states he was a guest in Gordon machine, loud Speaker Systems for Rent or Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radie Service. ART’'S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Eile. 2293 Sonth Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984. 2-19tf "ATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Main-prings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25¢, fancy, 50c. All work Suaranteed, J. M, Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray's Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley, 12-1tf Fe eect ee ‘Time to have lelephune. n this is ranch Trinity Church School Closes Because Prevalence OF Children’s Diseases Rev, H. Thomas Pateman of Trinity Church announced today that. the church school services for the children would be discontinued until the first Sunday in April, and until the second Wednesday in April for the week day Lenten services, He wishes to inform the children of the church school that all will re. ceive stars for the two Sundays missed, and this will not in any way hinder their attendance record. The . The Administration has receded . from its first pronouncement, that social’gains need not be sacrificed in this crisis, though the recession is more. by implication than by a direct about-face. The President calls for sacrafice from all: But ‘who makes the greatest sacrifice . in every war? It is the workers, — = Sweat and Sacrifice a Fifteen million American citizens—and some 3,500,000 O American business firms—have just finished filing their federal income tax returns. While the total tax on 1940 earnings _is still unknown, it is estimated at approximately Three Billion Dollars, the heaviest direct assessment on the people of the United States in all our history as a nation. Nor is that the end; it is simply the beginning. Secretary of the Treasury Morganthau has announced that as soon as he knows the exact amount of current collections he will start to work on new tax proposals. Eternal vigilance never has been the full price of liberty. Liberty is bought with sweat and sacrifice—and America is making ready to pay the price. Some indication of what it may Vacationing— Tahoe Forest. Engineer and Mrs. G. E. Mitchell are vacationing in the cost us is given by the announcement that Hitler is taking 72} south. per cent of all the earnings of the German people to finance ~ \ is st ; mating : _. Mr. Weakspine had crawled un: : his stupendous program of international murder and brigand der the bed when he heard the hares 1m) Ghee 10c ch age. And until this new Napoleon meets his Waterloo, hundlar, After a period’ of breathless a ee ee 19c reds of people the world over will pay in blood and tears, and waiting, he felt someone trying to/f Tin of 36. 25 sweat and sacrifice, in defense of human liberty—Contribut-. crawl in beside him. “Is that you, Bottle of 50 29 The nearest office of the telephone company will y Abigail?” Patee cate ty et Mtnoaearreeatyas ; Wi : ? : ed. “No,’’ was the answer. ‘‘I’m the Bottle of 100 Aherenwaueskiusnas 49c giadiy tel vou about Its. service = i ---Or wil. cordially advise you on how to instal. and maintain a ry fa. vine in cooperation with your { burglar and I just had a look at her, Move over!” s@f 1071 mm streee Nevada County Photo Center PHONE 67 hi ce ee ony by Dad: “I never kissed a gir until neighbors. ye reo . ag heal se cate I met your mother: Will you be able Rezall : Phone ew ees Sot Peete Suvniios, aps ioe Daa bat noc wtih such ee 100 THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH com

NIEXIATNA CT TY NIICGET —— THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941. ee osnroraan” mee) PAGE TWO & ‘ Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Meee Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at t Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) ......0....0202002.. $3.00 30_cents> One Month . Are We A Nation of Fools? . . % ~Most Americans, undoubtedly, are still good Americans, ‘who put the welfare of their country ahead of selfish advantage. But there are conditions now existing in this nation which are an affront to every right-thinking citizen. There are conditions which make friendly and‘enemy powers alike wonder whether we are:a nation of fools. There are thousands of fine American youths in army training camps,.giving a year, or possibly two or three years, to’ their-cowntry’s service for dollar-a-day’ wages. ‘There are COMES THE SPRING FRESHET THINKING OUT LOUD ‘(Continued from Page One) _all intents is only the anti-cham‘sary while the country girds itself soldiers. How would you correct this injustice? Well, since the present peace time emergency to ber of war, why not declare a national war emergency, and by government fiat (the Président either has or could obtain the power) freeze wages and prices, Why permit either employer or employe to exploit the emergency for selfish reasons, Would this step do away with individua liberty and free enterprise? It would to a large extent, but any government must secure and exercise centralized powers to prosecute a war successfully. If prices were frozen there would be no reason for demands for increased° wages on the part of workers anywhere in this country. The President declares that industry must forego usua profits and all must make sacrifices. He states that there must be no ‘“‘unnecessary’’ strikes. Is any strike necesThe root of the problem, From the few wealthy much is taken of their accumulated wealth, but from workers is so many weeks or months of their productive labor. In Germany the weathy no longer exist, except as corrupt politics have made a few members of the Nazi party, wealthy. Of the German national income, the goyernment takes 72 per cent. All but a tiny fraction of it comes from the workers, In England much the same condition obtains. Se The worker in any war, either in a democracy or a dictatorship pays for the major cost of war with his labor. He gives some months of his labor year, the time depending on ‘the tax rate, to his country. The soldier, in this case gives a whole year to his country. especially for democracies is: To equalize the tax burden so that all contribute, proportionately of what they have, to the cause. In time of peace this result of the tax sys= tem is roughly approximated. But it is even more imperative to do so in times of war, or near war. For nothing rankles in the hearts of free men more than injustice. rapidly for possible war? Or is “unnecessary’’ one of those weasel “Mary,” said the mistress, ‘“‘see if ‘tens of millions of American taxpayers giving until it hurts that large plum cake in the oven is to. pay for American defense. ‘And yet: this country still puts; . 2236 amg ap with strikes-and walkouts in vital defense iridustries, ‘just Nes ees Sieg abn nite habed yet Suet Wick 4 salle Wit 2 5 ‘ . i ios ata Ba: Rib dae ea ok , re § 20T' cia s ¢ pre ’ ¢ as France did before her Gethsemane. Lightning Hits Tree; TA judge. {f the Wee's Weéd ‘yfoo(Andee Mf St comes opt eae he . $5 bd Pia . Pa Cay eC em f ws x ‘ ad ; 1 +4 f ] ar rT u ’ There are cheap jurisdictional quarrels between unions. Limb Falls: Through Roof erly, which strike is necessary and . # is “ay moments Mary returned tying up production at a time when lack of production ‘may ‘Of “Foundry Building (Contihed Eoin Pago Ons) which is, unnecessary? = “phe itnite baie ‘ait wedauetilly jeopardize the safety of our nation. There are strikes in alum-. ]/ —— ae ; here . Clean,” she said, “so I stuck all the : ] t h th rote ti . li it d A bolt of lightning struck a tree : : ae The fact of. course is, that there other dirty tenias in. 406." inum., piants, Ww en e-government. -is ra 10ning -our -nmited:, : ¢ : ; i record the business that he had should be no strkies, no lockouts, ’ . : ae ling adjoining the Miners Foundry supply of that metal to protect defense industries. There 1s ‘a ‘machine shop yesterday afternoon thrown to other members or that no labor controversy resulting in ps ; ee INTE strike in'a Bethlehem steel plant which is making artillery]. ]ana one large limb which haalf. be had reectved from other mem-. stoppage of work, that hampers SMART NEW SPRING— parts and ammunition. There are strikes in airplane compan. . ] been severed by the bolt crashea. . . P€"SThis, said Dr. Knoles, is a long our defense program, or delays de, Dieses, H ‘Slack “Su; i dmittedly ked b ts of foreion governments— . . . through the roof of the building. . ]. ¢’Y f°m the motto of Rotary today:. livery of war materials, In a large resses, ats, : ac uits 1€s, admittedly ehh be ed Dy Sere so : oreign g : The lightriing cut off the elec. . . “He Profits most, who serveth best.”. sense no activity of any Kind, exJust in and yet. we do nothing. There's the Allis Chalmers strike*chokEGG tae ae dia halt cn Roc The word “International” was. cépt possibly a few luxury indusRISLEY’S ing off the manufacture of powder ‘and the building of de-. Outside of the hole in the roof . . 244ed to Rotary when a number of) tries, can escape a relationship to . . 196 N. Pine St. Nevada City stroyers. There's the Universal Cyclops strike. stopping: the . . } or the machine shop ‘io damage Ce clubs were formed, but. our total defense effort. Po w) are led a ll h be lled. Yet Americ d 5th-]]/Was felt throughout the city. Re Ff : 8 ; tled, new strikes wi ave en called. re merica qoes notn‘The freak storm yee ats world wide spread of the organiza-}] about to name an eleven member ing! : : ternoon was apparently a “clears ae : veils eee ie pees We don't need laws to cope with that situation.’ We siming‘ap” thander and lighthing Dorner recaven, the, Woteryy, #6 we ee oh ae . aL eg mf ply need an articulate, outraged public opinion. We just need . }]. ‘torm. The temperature dropped hic teen ee, ek oa saute aA oh oe a expression of e& avérage man.is NnKIng—a sweliltoday's viene sky and bright aay German’ ‘Rotarian, Otto ‘Fischer, nom-{ poned for a definite period, and ing chorus of public indignatiort. against: any and every per-. I. oreetéd’ the’ cite. i] . inated a' Frenchman, Maurice duPer-. the problem debated by an elevenson who‘jletspersonal greed and selfishness, or blindness to. « y y, to be international president. . See igh bis a OR: : ae aT : ‘ -. ut '‘w i’ rf fic his country's: need, stand in the way of our national welfare. ce ee Soe Gs ueere rene: . or ee ee i ‘Allesed Permenent Injurie ed and flags of all nations waved. Production Management would —Contributed. 2 ‘ent. Injuries. . ean & Worth $56,500 Ss 9 And when a Swede made a motion! work better if there were fewer or , um: that the nominations be closed, the members and one head. With eley: Sea eA : heering was resumed for many, en members of the national mediaMele : : James W. Whit lieve: : We Cross The Rubicon ae 7 as = vib ue minutes. tion board, or whatever it will be CRUSHED ROAD ROCK i permanent tnjuries ‘he alléges he Ae ; : Couciete Material ? t sustained‘ in ‘an ‘automobile accidDecry Ginttict df Tialy: Mies) called, cheve will be set Apa Aer Pea Gravel * e i ? ‘ a} ont near Springs last “Nov. ‘"ibuted among the delegates a beau-} bating agency of the government, Brick : GEL En » eae ! Di pee Sh ued itl ing . / with fi in Lo Balan Already, this nation’s: aid to’ embattled ‘Britain has been! enibér 8th showla be compensated . t!ful brochure bearing the portraits, fang ee) over bk soe hands of . Building Rock at abe a £ th 1 ted lend-. ‘by 956,500 of Victor Emanuel, of Benito Mussthe President, who just does not Fill Material narply pped up r terms of the newly-enacte . lendHe “AN6és ‘tn a4 e suit . limi and of the noted Rotarians eal like to exercise power in anything . Grass Valley Rock and Sand lease bill. Already, Army and Navy bombers, ‘in undisclosed NGA tn ‘the ‘super ae here . that country, affecting labor. . Grass Valley Phone 45 numbers are reported winging their way ‘across the Atlantic. Agaimbt Bessie “Botrddn Gordon It was only a little later that GerThe mediation comiittes wil . 2 4 fe : * , ree i han ,

Already, the President of the United States, under the'broad. that her aealigent Wutrhig Maniea . PRT Hetety “clans recctyed accart) on hatter Stele Geiean snc nore OUT TO THE LAKE OLYMgrant of powers voted him. is acting with new decisiveness. the ‘accident in which White was penne bupacas ne Over DInent el docile President and red-hot labor issues Bis erat ee ee 8 ig h f £ maimed ‘and ‘disabled for the re; them to dismiss Catholics and Jews NO ie sede ENE el i “—’ . conditioned motors, In stock, Ford And.whether for good or evil; whether we were for the bill or wie Mh es ke Ham ie Sea ie Ot Care bey TNS cigsen lho and Wiaciir oe . Model Ac Bloud: We, 1chesiuler: iy. against it, we have: crossed our Rubicon! : The suit’ charges the driver was clubs disbanded. In Italy area att over all ae es ey hae ee . mate Ane HORE Eee 08 for abe It is a fateful decision which we, the people, through our. so intoxicated ‘she was unable to . the eyerlon easel dictators saat Of the earpen?, b/a. the Nettonal . si as aoe and installed. Grass elected representatives have just made. If we have aclged. Vor oeens fee Se ee: eene". . Labor Relatiane Bowne and fie . Pe RRONNR Olly gay,” aright. w ms nial wal oth th I : causing ‘the car ‘to'plunge off the . ©4: 0" have been forcibly discontinybiased, prejudiced rulings For . Slatin eet ght, we may save ourselves and others with us. If we have highway and turn over. The plaint. ©4. Yet the Rotary spirit, and adher-. )) 28° I ‘aie J . p there is no present prospect of LENPERT RADIG REPAIRING — Ww ence to Rotary’s code of ethics still continues. For in little Switzerland, when the Rotary club of Zurich meets, there enter visitors from Denmark, Holland, Poland, and other countries now submerged. These men are Rotarians without a club, Their names are never published. No record is kept of their presence there. So Rotary lives, like a stream that loses itself beneath the surface to reappear again under happier circumstances. For Rotary, declared Dr. Knoles, is a living thing. Its principles will survive and its organization grow. Rotary and Democracy are associated. Rotary cannot exist under totalitarian conditions. (Dr. Knoles will speak this evening at the Nevada City Public Forafternoon services at four o’clock. um. His topic will be: “America and will be taken care of during the last} the Far Bast.” four Wednesday afternoons in April. aia eames Children over ten years of age wishThe California Fig Institute, with ing to earn their scholastic rating for. #¢adauarters in Fresno, has been inWednesday afternoon services should; COrporated and is developing a probe able to write perfectly by the sec-. 8'am for promotion of the fig indusond Wednesday in April the Lord’s. try. Prayer, the Apostles’ Creed, the 2 : Twenty third psalm, the Nune Di-. , ats mtiis, the Magnificat, and the Hymn. ' Rise Up, O Men of God. Those un-. ! der ten will be expected to know the. }{ first four of these, and those under six the Lord’s Prayer and the Twenty-third Psalm. judged badly—or if we fail in vigilance now that ‘we!have embarked on this perilous journey—we may bring the ‘world down around our ears. We have surrendered some of our freedom, under this bill; make no-mistake about .it! But we have surrendered it, briefly, in the hope of saving the real substance of freedom permanently. We have yielded*it reluctantly, and many of our‘people are still'not sure that we have followed the course of wisdom. During the months ahead, we hope that our national leaders shall show equal reluctance ‘to abuse any of the extraordinary powers granted them. We want no hysteria in America; no curtailment of rights and priviliges, unless that curtailment is essential to our existence .as:a nation. We simply want to do a job — a job, apparently, which we can't afford not doing—and we don’t want to change our form of government in doing it!—Contributed. the amending the Wagner Act, and it . will be in full force and effect regardless of what an eleven-man . mediation board may do. iff states he was a guest in Gordon machine, loud Speaker Systems for Rent or Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radie Service. ART’'S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Eile. 2293 Sonth Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984. 2-19tf "ATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Main-prings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25¢, fancy, 50c. All work Suaranteed, J. M, Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray's Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley, 12-1tf Fe eect ee ‘Time to have lelephune. n this is ranch Trinity Church School Closes Because Prevalence OF Children’s Diseases Rev, H. Thomas Pateman of Trinity Church announced today that. the church school services for the children would be discontinued until the first Sunday in April, and until the second Wednesday in April for the week day Lenten services, He wishes to inform the children of the church school that all will re. ceive stars for the two Sundays missed, and this will not in any way hinder their attendance record. The . The Administration has receded . from its first pronouncement, that social’gains need not be sacrificed in this crisis, though the recession is more. by implication than by a direct about-face. The President calls for sacrafice from all: But ‘who makes the greatest sacrifice . in every war? It is the workers, — = Sweat and Sacrifice a Fifteen million American citizens—and some 3,500,000 O American business firms—have just finished filing their federal income tax returns. While the total tax on 1940 earnings _is still unknown, it is estimated at approximately Three Billion Dollars, the heaviest direct assessment on the people of the United States in all our history as a nation. Nor is that the end; it is simply the beginning. Secretary of the Treasury Morganthau has announced that as soon as he knows the exact amount of current collections he will start to work on new tax proposals. Eternal vigilance never has been the full price of liberty. Liberty is bought with sweat and sacrifice—and America is making ready to pay the price. Some indication of what it may Vacationing— Tahoe Forest. Engineer and Mrs. G. E. 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