March 3, 1942 (4 pages)

VSS 4 Hin Goes eee Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, March 5, 1942. IT’S PLANTING TIME Planted your vergetable patch yet? Or, to use the slogan applied to the city achoct department's war garden projects, are you growing “Vegetables fer Vitamins for Victory?” We don't _ to heckle and push, and we certainly arent trying to sell seed 4s, but we want to remind “you that planting season for most eciiles is at hand. . And we also have a kuemch that many who live next to vacant !ots or who have unused patches of ground at the back of their own lots will be mighty clad, b uz <t ad < along about. next summer, ‘that they did have the f pecichs and ambition to dig un the weeds and ptut’carrots, lettuce, corn, beans, etc., in their place. . : For instance, there was an item this week that produce dealers already have felt the effect of the curfew on. aliens; since Japanese and Italian wegetable growers were ‘unable to leave home guektd enough © to deliver their produce to market. If most of these aliens are taken away to internment camps, as now seems by no means: unlikely, the vegetable shortage will be a serious affair this surmmery, and the prices will be correspondingly uppity. “Each home-grown vase tile will help the war effort by alleviating the impending shortage by just that much. Page Two Saiaehaenena ——— _ aicniins , 205 Broad Strect. Phone 36. A Gaect Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published S24 sseVvadua Cis}. Soe a ee iz Si Serkan 3 . Published Semi-Weeikly fay 2 ry . at Nevada City. Cantor: i: t-as7 Ma: matter of “the second «lass in the pos: africs as al Nevada City under Act. of Congress, March 3, L879. < aot SUESCHRIPTION RATES << One year 4 im. A Gvance) (6.2222 2 ak $3.00 Wiener Cme Month. 2. == Uiteigd Oe Se cents ——} -.+. NOT ENOUGH SUGAR:-* -++-+-AND NO TIRES----I NEED A NEW REFRIGERATOR AND +--+": gram will follow, Choir praciee at 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. Come and help us in our Easter music. Young people’s prayer meeting Friday evening. available for all George Brothers Parts are still: makes of cars at ‘Parts Store. District Attorney Studying Fatal Accident Case ~ District Attorney Vernon Stoll is considering whether there is any basis for prosecution of Carlos Vincent of Grass Valley, operator of a car which struck and killed Mrs. Emmy Trebilcox, aged Grass Valley résident, reportedly while she was walking in a pedestrian lane Tuesday night at Main and School Streets, Grass Valley. ‘ Final rites for Mrs. Trebilgox are to be held under the ditection of the Holmes Funeral Home in Grass ValCRUSHED ROAD ROCK Concer te Material Pea Gravel Brick Building Rock Fill Material Grass Valley Rock and Sand Grass Valley Phone 45 JOHN BERTSCHE—Jeweler and Watchmaker. Years of experience. Former S. P,. and Santa Fe watch al Church Notes —Christian Science Society . The Christian Science Society in Nevada City holds service at 114 m, Sunday School 9:45 a. m. A tesBut it will do even better things for your own budzet, diet and waistline, if you'll devote a few of those idle hours to a private garden and produce your own vegetables. So why not get in the swing, and ““Grow Vegetables for . Vitamins for Victory.” THERE’LL BE SOME CHANGES MADE What does the war mean to you? How will it change your life> No one can look imto a crystal ball and see reflected there the days and months ahead. Yet certain facts are clear, and clear enough, to outline the future for us. Rubber and sugar are being rationed now; tin cans are getting scarce. Industry has stopped turning out automobiles to speed up plane production. In the golden dreamland of plenty ‘that is America such shortages have been rare within the memories of most of us. We've been a prodigal people, secure in our industrial skill and superiority. Now that the war years are upon us; the dreamland is bound to change. Civilian sacrifices are “just beginnine to march toward us over the horizon. Many more will follow. We've got to face that fact. We'll have to change our lives in drastic ways to win this war. majority of Americans already realize this. A recent public opinion poll indicates that more than three-quarters of favor a 50 hour work week to helo industry speed up its output beyond its present hich levels. More than three-quarters of them are in favor of forbidding defense strikes for the duration of the emergency. And that’ s only one field where changes may be made. We're in for difficult days ahead. We're going to have to give up many luxuries until the war is over. The sooner all of us realize that, the sooner w’ell be able to turn defeat iinto victory. _— NECESSITY IS FHE MOTHER . Rabbits pulled out of a hat—that’s what magic means to many people. But here in America today there's a better kind of magic. There’s magic in the speed with which our industries are tackling the hard, grim task on winning victory—magic, yes, . anda great deal more than magic. The success stories of swiftly rising production are often spectacular, but behind the glamor there are plenty of tales of plain, hard work and the kind of determination to succeed that made America, and Made it great. ~Recently another such story came to light. American mining engineers have developed a new process to produce use those metals to make vitally needed chromium and aluminum. In that way they help to offset the shortage caused by the reduction of imports since the war. Valuable as it may be, that process is only one contribution that the mining industry is making to our war effort. Other mining operations are being stepped up, too—operations that are not profitable im mormal times because labor costs are so high. To lick the Axis we've got to use all our resources to the hilt—step up operations all along the line. And that means we ve all got to work harder and do our jobs better than ever before. That's one way we can all help out in the sober days . timonial meeting oe ed of each month at 8 p. _ valuable metals from ore that used to be worthless, and they . is held the first! “Have we not all one father? Haih. not one God created us?” These . words from Malachi comprise ‘the: . World” ‘Golden Text to be used Sunday, March 8, in atl Churches of Christ. . Scientist, branches of The Mother Scientist, in Boston Mass. The swb-: ject of the Lesson-Sermon will be “Man.’”’ Included among selections wiill be: eth the days of the upright: and their inheritance shall be for ever, The steps of a good man are ordered iy the Lord; and he delighteth in his way. The law of his God is in his heart; none of his steps shall slide. Mark the perfect man and behold the upright: for the end of that man is peace,” (ps. 37:°23, 31°37.) The foliowing passages from the Christian Science textbook, ‘‘Science an Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddv, will also be included: ‘‘Man’s genu-! the S2rtptural “The Lord knowBoulder Street every Sunday 11 a. . Church, The First Church of Christ,! co nday mastine” or them together ine selfhood is recognizable only in , what is good and true. The good man . finally can overcome his fear of sin. . This is sin’S necessity—to destroy it. self. Immortal man demonstrates the government of God, good, in which is no power to sin.” (pp. 294., —Methoadist Church Sunday school at 10 a. m,_ Preaching service at 11 a. m. Organ prelude \ Miss Barbara Warren. Anthem, “Selected’, choir. Vocal solo, Lloyd ‘Geist. Sermon “The Light of the pastor. Closing hymn, prayer, benediction, doxology. The Epworth League at 6 p, m. Mark the change in time for the next March 15. The time will be 6:30. Ten minutes of song service. What a blessing these hymns have been to our fathers and our mothers and to us. Let us sing until we make the church ring. Special musical numbers. Sermon ‘‘Australia’’ Rev. A. L. Anderson of Downieville. Rev. Anderson is a native of Australia and will be able to give us .some high lights on the conditions there at the] present time. He has three. brothers living there. Week events—Prayer and °Bib!e study hour Tuesday at 7:30 p; m. The Woman’s Society of Chrtisian Sevice executive and business session at 11 a. m, Luncheon at 12:30 p. m. served by the Priscilla Circle: Proa 05."7) . Phone 984, ley. Coroner A. M. Holmes is also inspector. Watch and se reconducting an investigation into’ the Pans, FOr ow ee ee ee Valley, with Ray’s Fixit Shop. death ’ 1-29tf EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent tr Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radia Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio: THis, 112 South Church Street, Grass Walley. 2-19¢tf ~ ASPHALT JOBS Grass Valley AND SAND Plant mix road jobs. Oil road jobs. Parking areas and paéching. 8-21-tf GRASS VALLEY ROCK sis jerneiedciee ss o> * tte 9,< 9) aot AH Chamber of Commerce PHONE 575 . OFFICE IN CITY HALL Under Management of Mauline and Johnnie i Kvery Faate \ New Deal Log Ww. Main Street, Grass Valley ‘BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE ~ Vractical’ mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the tree gold percentages of sulphuréts, value of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check wonk promptly. attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance ELMO. 8 lf. ‘Proprietor The men and women in the Bell System are used to. meeting emergencies, and they are trained and equipped to carry on in times of special need. For years they have known the test of fire, flood and storm. That experience stands in good stead in this greatest emergency of our time. The Nation is counting on telephone workers to prove faithful to the task and they — will not fail. Always before them is the tradition that the message must go through. Your dollars will help win the war — buy Defense Bonds THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY, at TOAD STREST TELEPHONE 156 Marriage LLecenses In Ce ‘Decrease Six Per Cent establishments. In 1941 Tver 1940 = The figures were released by the ; State department of public health. } Twenty six counties showed _§inereases in marriages. Five counties issued the same number of licenses in 1941 as in 1940 and the remainings 58 counties in the state showed a@ decrease in licenses. lar increases in a number of counties containing major military or defense The issuing of marriage licenses in Nevada County in 1941 decreased 6.2 per cent while Sierra County ecreased 100 per cent. Im Nevada County in 1941 there . 45 marriage licenses issued in -1940 the total was 48. Judge and Mrs. George L. Jones. : Sierra County there were no} have received word that their daughazes in 1941, In 1940 there . ter Miss Nancy Jones, who joined eS See ; See oe _ . a Red Cross unit in New York City lrougzhout the state there were! a few weeks ago, has landed’in BelCONSOLATION Your bereavement, your grief, your feeling of loss, we cannot lessen. But we can conduct the last rites for your loved-one with such beauty and dignity that you “can find in them serenity and peace. ox cent ‘more couples pectact. fast, Ireland, with a Red Cross overHOOPER & WEAVER AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 364 CORNER bs bah riapiers AND WALSH STREETS, GRASS VALLEY ‘ 1940, with spectacu‘4 seas detachment. FOR THE DURATION Let us keep you informed of developments on our own front—Nevada County. The Nugget provides 3 you with the local news . you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times the printing of the truth is essential. The Nugget comes to you twice weekly, Monday and Thursday afternoons, at $3.00 Per Year SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY 305 Broad Street Phone 36 ' ts Fi 7 Bank Stree. Phone 45 For VENETIAN BLINDS = ; % oe ae Ss a a a ee a and LATEST PATTERNS . /}*****3"*"**"" . IN WALL PAPER HEADQUARTERS % * FOR : . . SKIING John W. Darke . ) PARTIES 109-J Phones ‘109-4 if “A SHORT RUN TO A LONG RUN IN eM TPS THE SNOW” Me ~ . Attention Old Timers S Antiques Wanted ng Gun : ee en Ups ; NATIONAL HOTEL AND t a S, S,, s Y ’ boots, knives, ox yokes, har-— : COFFEE SHOP ness, wheeler stoves, quilts, ’ beds, chaits, lamps, bibles, 4 NEVADA CITY Any and all kinds of old mining equipment. fee Reeds Pe ce Pate Boe ste Is he ste ostocke hal teens Call or bring it to 205 YORK STREET, NEVADA CITY. UL y FINE . . WATCH REPAIRING Sr teeeeeeeerr ere eerrerene : : a 3 + . {. Radia Service & Repairing] . “KEEP ’EM : Work Called tor and Delivered . . ’ i ue ¢. . Clarence R. Gray é e BUY. 320 Coyote Street Phone 152 \@STAMPS : €

VSS 4 Hin Goes eee Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, March 5, 1942. IT’S PLANTING TIME Planted your vergetable patch yet? Or, to use the slogan applied to the city achoct department's war garden projects, are you growing “Vegetables fer Vitamins for Victory?” We don't _ to heckle and push, and we certainly arent trying to sell seed 4s, but we want to remind “you that planting season for most eciiles is at hand. . And we also have a kuemch that many who live next to vacant !ots or who have unused patches of ground at the back of their own lots will be mighty clad, b uz <t ad < along about. next summer, ‘that they did have the f pecichs and ambition to dig un the weeds and ptut’carrots, lettuce, corn, beans, etc., in their place. . : For instance, there was an item this week that produce dealers already have felt the effect of the curfew on. aliens; since Japanese and Italian wegetable growers were ‘unable to leave home guektd enough © to deliver their produce to market. If most of these aliens are taken away to internment camps, as now seems by no means: unlikely, the vegetable shortage will be a serious affair this surmmery, and the prices will be correspondingly uppity. “Each home-grown vase tile will help the war effort by alleviating the impending shortage by just that much. Page Two Saiaehaenena ——— _ aicniins , 205 Broad Strect. Phone 36. A Gaect Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published S24 sseVvadua Cis}. Soe a ee iz Si Serkan 3 . Published Semi-Weeikly fay 2 ry . at Nevada City. Cantor: i: t-as7 Ma: matter of “the second «lass in the pos: africs as al Nevada City under Act. of Congress, March 3, L879. < aot SUESCHRIPTION RATES << One year 4 im. A Gvance) (6.2222 2 ak $3.00 Wiener Cme Month. 2. == Uiteigd Oe Se cents ——} -.+. NOT ENOUGH SUGAR:-* -++-+-AND NO TIRES----I NEED A NEW REFRIGERATOR AND +--+": gram will follow, Choir praciee at 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. Come and help us in our Easter music. Young people’s prayer meeting Friday evening. available for all George Brothers Parts are still: makes of cars at ‘Parts Store. District Attorney Studying Fatal Accident Case ~ District Attorney Vernon Stoll is considering whether there is any basis for prosecution of Carlos Vincent of Grass Valley, operator of a car which struck and killed Mrs. Emmy Trebilcox, aged Grass Valley résident, reportedly while she was walking in a pedestrian lane Tuesday night at Main and School Streets, Grass Valley. ‘ Final rites for Mrs. Trebilgox are to be held under the ditection of the Holmes Funeral Home in Grass ValCRUSHED ROAD ROCK Concer te Material Pea Gravel Brick Building Rock Fill Material Grass Valley Rock and Sand Grass Valley Phone 45 JOHN BERTSCHE—Jeweler and Watchmaker. Years of experience. Former S. P,. and Santa Fe watch al Church Notes —Christian Science Society . The Christian Science Society in Nevada City holds service at 114 m, Sunday School 9:45 a. m. A tesBut it will do even better things for your own budzet, diet and waistline, if you'll devote a few of those idle hours to a private garden and produce your own vegetables. So why not get in the swing, and ““Grow Vegetables for . Vitamins for Victory.” THERE’LL BE SOME CHANGES MADE What does the war mean to you? How will it change your life> No one can look imto a crystal ball and see reflected there the days and months ahead. Yet certain facts are clear, and clear enough, to outline the future for us. Rubber and sugar are being rationed now; tin cans are getting scarce. Industry has stopped turning out automobiles to speed up plane production. In the golden dreamland of plenty ‘that is America such shortages have been rare within the memories of most of us. We've been a prodigal people, secure in our industrial skill and superiority. Now that the war years are upon us; the dreamland is bound to change. Civilian sacrifices are “just beginnine to march toward us over the horizon. Many more will follow. We've got to face that fact. We'll have to change our lives in drastic ways to win this war. majority of Americans already realize this. A recent public opinion poll indicates that more than three-quarters of favor a 50 hour work week to helo industry speed up its output beyond its present hich levels. More than three-quarters of them are in favor of forbidding defense strikes for the duration of the emergency. And that’ s only one field where changes may be made. We're in for difficult days ahead. We're going to have to give up many luxuries until the war is over. The sooner all of us realize that, the sooner w’ell be able to turn defeat iinto victory. _— NECESSITY IS FHE MOTHER .. Rabbits pulled out of a hat—that’s what magic means to many people. But here in America today there's a better kind of magic. There’s magic in the speed with which our industries are tackling the hard, grim task on winning victory—magic, yes, . anda great deal more than magic. The success stories of swiftly rising production are often spectacular, but behind the glamor there are plenty of tales of plain, hard work and the kind of determination to succeed that made America, and Made it great. ~Recently another such story came to light. American mining engineers have developed a new process to produce use those metals to make vitally needed chromium and aluminum. In that way they help to offset the shortage caused by the reduction of imports since the war. Valuable as it may be, that process is only one contribution that the mining industry is making to our war effort. Other mining operations are being stepped up, too—operations that are not profitable im mormal times because labor costs are so high. To lick the Axis we've got to use all our resources to the hilt—step up operations all along the line. And that means we ve all got to work harder and do our jobs better than ever before. That's one way we can all help out in the sober days . timonial meeting oe ed of each month at 8 p. _ valuable metals from ore that used to be worthless, and they . is held the first! “Have we not all one father? Haih. not one God created us?” These . words from Malachi comprise ‘the: . World” ‘Golden Text to be used Sunday, March 8, in atl Churches of Christ. . Scientist, branches of The Mother Scientist, in Boston Mass. The swb-: ject of the Lesson-Sermon will be “Man.’”’ Included among selections wiill be: eth the days of the upright: and their inheritance shall be for ever, The steps of a good man are ordered iy the Lord; and he delighteth in his way. The law of his God is in his heart; none of his steps shall slide. Mark the perfect man and behold the upright: for the end of that man is peace,” (ps. 37:°23, 31°37.) The foliowing passages from the Christian Science textbook, ‘‘Science an Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddv, will also be included: ‘‘Man’s genu-! the S2rtptural “The Lord knowBoulder Street every Sunday 11 a. . Church, The First Church of Christ,! co nday mastine” or them together

ine selfhood is recognizable only in , what is good and true. The good man . finally can overcome his fear of sin. . This is sin’S necessity—to destroy it. self. Immortal man demonstrates the government of God, good, in which is no power to sin.” (pp. 294., —Methoadist Church Sunday school at 10 a. m,_ Preaching service at 11 a. m. Organ prelude \ Miss Barbara Warren. Anthem, “Selected’, choir. Vocal solo, Lloyd ‘Geist. Sermon “The Light of the pastor. Closing hymn, prayer, benediction, doxology. The Epworth League at 6 p, m. Mark the change in time for the next March 15. The time will be 6:30. Ten minutes of song service. What a blessing these hymns have been to our fathers and our mothers and to us. Let us sing until we make the church ring. Special musical numbers. Sermon ‘‘Australia’’ Rev. A. L. Anderson of Downieville. Rev. Anderson is a native of Australia and will be able to give us .some high lights on the conditions there at the] present time. He has three. brothers living there. Week events—Prayer and °Bib!e study hour Tuesday at 7:30 p; m. The Woman’s Society of Chrtisian Sevice executive and business session at 11 a. m, Luncheon at 12:30 p. m. served by the Priscilla Circle: Proa 05."7) . Phone 984, ley. Coroner A. M. Holmes is also inspector. Watch and se reconducting an investigation into’ the Pans, FOr ow ee ee ee Valley, with Ray’s Fixit Shop. death ’ 1-29tf EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent tr Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radia Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio: THis, 112 South Church Street, Grass Walley. 2-19¢tf ~ ASPHALT JOBS Grass Valley AND SAND Plant mix road jobs. Oil road jobs. Parking areas and paéching. 8-21-tf GRASS VALLEY ROCK sis jerneiedciee ss o> * tte 9,< 9) aot AH Chamber of Commerce PHONE 575 . OFFICE IN CITY HALL Under Management of Mauline and Johnnie i Kvery Faate \ New Deal Log Ww. Main Street, Grass Valley ‘BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE ~ Vractical’ mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the tree gold percentages of sulphuréts, value of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check wonk promptly. attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance ELMO.. 8 lf. ‘Proprietor The men and women in the Bell System are used to. meeting emergencies, and they are trained and equipped to carry on in times of special need. For years they have known the test of fire, flood and storm. That experience stands in good stead in this greatest emergency of our time. The Nation is counting on telephone workers to prove faithful to the task and they — will not fail. Always before them is the tradition that the message must go through. Your dollars will help win the war — buy Defense Bonds THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY, at TOAD STREST TELEPHONE 156 Marriage LLecenses In Ce ‘Decrease Six Per Cent establishments. In 1941 Tver 1940 = The figures were released by the ; State department of public health. } Twenty six counties showed _§inereases in marriages. Five counties issued the same number of licenses in 1941 as in 1940 and the remainings 58 counties in the state showed a@ decrease in licenses. lar increases in a number of counties containing major military or defense The issuing of marriage licenses in Nevada County in 1941 decreased 6.2 per cent while Sierra County ecreased 100 per cent. Im Nevada County in 1941 there . 45 marriage licenses issued in -1940 the total was 48. Judge and Mrs. George L. Jones. : Sierra County there were no} have received word that their daughazes in 1941, In 1940 there . ter Miss Nancy Jones, who joined eS See ; See oe _ . a Red Cross unit in New York City lrougzhout the state there were! a few weeks ago, has landed’in BelCONSOLATION Your bereavement, your grief, your feeling of loss, we cannot lessen. But we can conduct the last rites for your loved-one with such beauty and dignity that you “can find in them serenity and peace. ox cent ‘more couples pectact. fast, Ireland, with a Red Cross overHOOPER & WEAVER AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 364 CORNER bs bah riapiers AND WALSH STREETS, GRASS VALLEY ‘ 1940, with spectacu‘4 seas detachment. FOR THE DURATION Let us keep you informed of developments on our own front—Nevada County. The Nugget provides 3 you with the local news . you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times the printing of the truth is essential. The Nugget comes to you twice weekly, Monday and Thursday afternoons, at $3.00 Per Year SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY 305 Broad Street Phone 36 ' ts Fi 7 Bank Stree. Phone 45 For VENETIAN BLINDS = ; % oe ae Ss a a a ee a and LATEST PATTERNS . /}*****3"*"**"" . IN WALL PAPER HEADQUARTERS % * FOR : . . SKIING John W. Darke . ) PARTIES 109-J Phones ‘109-4 if “A SHORT RUN TO A LONG RUN IN eM TPS THE SNOW” Me ~ . Attention Old Timers S Antiques Wanted ng Gun : ee en Ups ; NATIONAL HOTEL AND t a S, S,, s Y ’ boots, knives, ox yokes, har-— : COFFEE SHOP ness, wheeler stoves, quilts, ’ beds, chaits, lamps, bibles, 4 NEVADA CITY Any and all kinds of old mining equipment. fee Reeds Pe ce Pate Boe ste Is he ste ostocke hal teens Call or bring it to 205 YORK STREET, NEVADA CITY. UL y FINE . . WATCH REPAIRING Sr teeeeeeeerr ere eerrerene : : a 3 + . {. Radia Service & Repairing] . “KEEP ’EM : Work Called tor and Delivered . . ’ i ue ¢. . Clarence R. Gray é e BUY. 320 Coyote Street Phone 152 \@STAMPS : €