May 1, 1941 (6 pages)

oe + q <<. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 194 TS LETS ELIT OT Z NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIN? « Nevada CATHOLIC CHURCH Two masses will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Church. The first mass will be at 8 a. ™m. and the second at 10 a. m. Father Patrick O’Rielly and Father Edward Williams will officiate. BETHANY CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Prayer-Meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday Bible Study 7:30 p. m. Visits Brother— Mrs. Luther Marsh and daughter Germain spent Monday in Santa Rosa visiting Mrs. Marsh’s brother, Dan Sullivan. FOR RENT—Two furnished houses in Willow Valiey, 3-4 mile from County Hospital. Both with modern conveniences. C. E. Bruegger 4-17-2te CRUSHED ROAD ROCK Concrete Material Pea Gravel Brick Building Rock Fill Material Grass Valley. Rock and Sand Grass Valley Phone 45 EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent 'r Sale. Authorized Philco Aute Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Ills, 11% South Church Street, Grass Valley Phone 984, 2-19tf WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work guaranteed. J. M. Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray's Fixit Shop, New location, 109 Weat ,{a.m.; City Church News IREV. RALSTON _ . METHODIST CHURCH B Bible school at 10 a, m. Bri h INVITED LO cht, Beecatle en etet * REMAIN HERE tes Organ prelude Miss Sue Hawkins. . Introit choir. Hymn 144 Beneath At a large meeting of members of the Cross of Jesus, congregation. the Methodist Church parish have . Prayer pastor, Scripture reading. Selast night, Rev. David Ralston, by, lection “Break Thou the Bread of unanimous resolution, was extended Life’ choir. Responsive Scripture an invitation to act as pastor of the! Te@ding. Offering and offertory. Ser. mon Spiritual Demand and Supplies pastor.-Communion to which all the members and those who desire to ; partake the Communion with us are cordially invited. Epworth Leagues at 6:30 p. m. Notice the change in the hour from 6 p. m. till 6:30 p. m. There will be / local church for the next year. ' The parishioners met with Rev. {Verne Brown of Sacramento ditrict . superintendent. Rev. Brown expressed himself as highly pleased with the, excellent condition of the church’s’ affairs. . Rev. Ralston is extremely popular g = : in this city and the general citizenry . *° oe ge Aig Sunday evening -as well as his parish members ae our choir and iia stil ihappy to learn he will continue to being in Sacramento repeating their lnaice his howe Here Easter Cantata in the Central Meth5 odist church. Week events—Orchestra practice Monday at 7 p. m. Johnny Blamey conductor. Dr. George Phillips of the Tenth Baptist church Oakland will begin a series. of meetings preaching Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. He will reach every evening except Saturday. Then two times Sunday. Let us 2rowd the church every evening, and then look forward to’a record breaking crowd Mother’s Day Sunday. The Rummage Sale beginning Monday at 10 a. m_ in the store formerly occupied by Lloyd Penrose on Pine Street. Here is where you will get great bargains. Do not miss this sale. This sale will be under the auspices of the Women’s Society of the Methodist church. Remember the date and the place. The College of the Pacific Band of { i . . . } The Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds service at 114 Boulder Street every Sunday at 11 Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. A testimonial meeting is held the first Wednesday of each month at 8:00 p. m. In all Christian Science churches ‘branches of the Mothér Church, The i First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., a (Lesson-Sermon will be read Sunday, ‘May 4, on the subject “Everlasting Punishment.” The Golden Text will be: “He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaket them shall have mercy’ (Proverbs 28:13). Bie selections will include the following passages from Proverbs 12: 1, 3, 7: ‘‘Whoso loveth instruction loveth knowledge: but he that 75 pieces will put on a very unusual hateth reproof is brutish. . A man. Prosram in the High School Gymnshall not be established by wickedasium. Here is a rare chance for the but the root of the righteous people of Nevada County to hear one 'of the finest bands in the state. ness: shall not be moved. . The wicked are overthrown, and are not: but the house of the righteous shall stand.” MOVE HALTED Discontinued— Mrs. J. F. Seigfried has announced TO SMOTHER the British War Relief sewing meetj § ings which have been held Fridays of each week have been discontinued HOT CARGO BIL] until a later date. (Ree SACRAMENTO, May 1—Only determined opposition defeated a surprise move “‘to kill’ the proposed act “How are you getting along since your wife went on vacation?” “Fine, I’ve reached the height of “ficiency. I can put my socks on Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf banning hot cargo and secondary boycotts. ‘rom either end’’. The action against the bill came «(COLLEGE OF PACIFIC BAND TO * APPEAR HERE TOMORROW The College of. Pacific Symphonic Band, directed by Robert J. Gordon, . will present a concert at the Nevada ‘City. High School Auditorium tomorrow nighi. . ~The bringing of the famous band to this city, due largely to. the efforts of Tom Rickard of Nevada City, who is a student at the College of Pacific is a distinct honor and it is hoped a large turnout will be had. ' Rev. David Ralston of the Methodist Church here has received the program which will be rendered by the band. Ballad for Americans will be featured on the program. Other numbers will include Flight of the Bumble Bee, Concertion for Clarinets and Slidus Trombonus. J. Henry Welton will be the soloist for the band. OUT SRMFOR FEBRUARY AID . In Nevada County, 1,134 persons, on state and locally administered re-. lief received ‘in direct aid $26,444 during February, California Taxpay-— ers’ association stated today, following its study of trends in aid under the SRA.aid to the aged, blind, children and county indigents in California and the effect of reemployment on the relief load in the state. . In January, 1940, the number of , persons in the state. dependent on . , the SRA, aid to the needy aged, the . needy blind, needy children, and the county indigents was at a high of 668,232, Since then the association . said, the number of persons depend-! ent on these types of relief has gone down to 452,563 for March, 1941. The low point for the year was 426,472 in November, with a jump to 474,767 in January and a drop to ; 452,563 in March. The main factor in the decrease in these totals is the drop in the SRA under which aid was extended to 411,867 persons in Jan. uary, 1940, followed bv a steadv d-cline to 158,264 in November, jump to 200,859 in Jafhuary, and a drop to 179,690 for March, 1941 In terms of case load or families, there were 85,728 on ‘SRA April 18, 1940 38,149 on November 14, 1940, and 40,120 on April 17, 1941. In terms of dollars and cents. expenditures for these five aids throughout the state in January, 1940, totalled $11,432,022; in March 1941, $9,385,701. Expenditures under the SRA totalled $4,410,5888 in January, 1940, and $1,589,858 in March, 1941. Pointing out that the labor in California, because of increased business activity and the demands. PRO USE DRIVE-IN MARKET after it had been adopted by the . for EADOE to fill defense Contracts: Senate and had received a “do pass” . has increased from 2,800,000 during recommendation from the Assembly’s, APril last year to about 3,200,000 labor and capital committee, the plan . Persons employed in California to-, being to re-refer it to committee. But . 44Y. the Taxpayers’ association ques. PHONE 412 GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY —Open from 7:45 a. m. to 7:45 p. m.— proponents of the measure immediately charged that the procedure was an attempt “‘to bury’”’ the act. Assemblyman Clyde A. Watson of Nu Bora WASHING POWDER, giant size with dish 49c Orange County declared, ‘“‘This is a scheme to send the bill back to comPeet’s GRANULATED SOAP, giant size 47c . mittee and have it die there, This all morning, and if it gets back to White Navy BORAX SOAP, giant or large size . WH CNRS ne 46c Paomimittes it will never get out.’’ “T happen to know that the purpose of this motion is to kill the bill,” SWEETHEART SOAP, 3 bars 18c. 1 bar 1c. 4 bars 19c ; Assemblyman Jesse R. Kellems of Los Angeles stated ‘I know because I was lobbied by a gentleman who Jurgens SOAP, 4 bars, 1c deal ...... Be Se Or 15c told me so. I do not believe the members are craven enough to wish to dodge this issue. “We have heard a lot about the rights of labor,’’ Dr. Kellems~ continued, “but I will remind you that other people have rights too and their rights are involved in this isPint. 23¢ Bl cue.” Henard’s SALAD DRESSING, quart 25c. Urging defeat of the opposition Henard’s SANDWICH SPREAD, quart 34c. Pint .. 15c action, Floor Leader Charles W. Lyon of Los Angeles County anPint 20c nounced that it is planned to set the bill for special hearing in the near future. A number of other assembLiberty Bell SYRUP, 24 oz. jug NO ears yer re ees 19¢ lymen spoke against the plan to keep the bill in committee. Small White BEANS. tall cans . 5c The measure declares that ‘hot carig CREE CONG oot ee ee go and secondary boycott are illegal Armour’s PORK AND BEANS, No. 2, cans ... 10c ing injury from them shall be entit: z led to injunctive relief and damagArmour’s Star CORNED BEEF, 12 oz. ..... 2ic Giles. Assemblyman of ‘Northern Califoroe nia counties who helped defeat the Armour’s Star ROAST BEEF, 12 oz. ... es Senn POU cs tig 1s ithe ant Rat Gate bill were: Michael J. Burns of HuArmour’s Star Canned SAUSAGE, 3 for ...... 29c reka, Harrison W. Call of Redwood City, Arthur W. Carlson of Piedmont, ’ 1 : George A. Clarke of La Grand, Earl Armour’s Star LUNCH TONGUE, 51% oz. ..... 15¢ el se F. Dickey of Alameda, Gardiner Armour’s Star PIGS FEET, 28 OZ. jar soseeenescessseneseseserscees 35c Johnson of Berkeley, Jacob M. Leonard of Hollister, Richard H, McCoilister of Mill Valley, Seth Millington of Gridley, James H. Phillips of Oak940. BS opidcan Fe Monarch COFF EE, 1 lb. can Monarch Black TEA, 14 pound 39c. 1 pound .. 75¢ land, James E. Thor of Lockeford, Allen G. Thurman of ‘Colfax and F. Guittard’s CHOCOLATE, 1 pound 25c Weybret of Soledad. LUCK VARIES JELLO, All Flavors, 3 packages 22.2.0. 14c Some fishermen today, the openArmour’s BABY BEEF and Armour’s Star HAM AND BACON at all times. A Complete Line of VEGETABLES ing of trout season, had good luck but others returned with empty creels. The schools found many pupils. absent. Most all of the streams in the immediate vicinity were lined bill has been lobbied in this chamber , and provides that any person suffer. {tioned why demands for relief by. employable persons did not. drop . more rapidly. ‘; “Tt is somewhat of a shock to ob-. serve that the“number of employed . ‘people in the state may increase by 400,000 while the number of families in need because of unemploy-' ment only goes down 46,000,” the as-! . sociation declared. “It is a strange ‘anomaly that in times when the national income is going up by leans and bounds and the purchasing pow-. er in the hands of the consumer is exceeding all peace time levels, the numbers of those receiving SRA re-' lief at least does not drop more rap-. idly.’’ “About $750,000,000 of the $12,667,000,000 which the secretary of the treasury states is the aim of federal tax collections for next year must be paid by the people of Cali-. fornia,’ California Taxpayers assoc-. iation declared today. This is based . on the fact that Californians pay at, least 6 per cent of federal tax exactions and 6 per cent of $12,667,000,000 is about $750,000,000. “This means that federal taxes alone will amount to $108 apiece for each of the 6,907,387 persons in California when the 1940 census was taken—approximately $390 for the average family.of 3 6-10 persons in the state,’”’ the association stated. “Added to this will be collections by the state government and the local governments which in 1939-40 the latest completed fiscal year, amounted to $92 per capita or about $330 per family.” Warning that unless radical revisions are made in the spending programs of the state government, the counties, cities, schools and other special districts during the presCalifornians next year would be $200 per capita or $720 per family—compared with the burden of $137.74 per capita or $500 per family in 193940. FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 with opening day anglers. ent budget season the tax burden on]. FACAL ALUMNT TO VISIT NEVADA AIMA MATER Clayton Bennett and Ellsworth Bennett of ‘Nevada City will represent the University of Nevada class of 1910 and 1911 at the commencement exercises May 10°11, and 12 which will) comemorate the graduation tru J the institution of the first class to receive the ‘batchelor’s degree. To pay tribute to the three members of the historic class of 1891, 2 representative of each of the 49 classes: graduated since that time will:take an active part in the ceremonies. They will serve as two of the 49 alumni selected for this special honor. At the commencement exercises the forty nine class representatives will march in the academic process; ion along with the board of regents, . the speakers, the faculty and admin; istrative staff, and the graduating: class of 1941. They will also sit in a body on the, stage in the place of the. faculty as! the honored guests of the university , while the faculty will be seated with , the audience. . The representative of each class is either the president of ‘his class or someone from its pointed by him. Also especially honored will be allj students who attended the university ‘before the class of 1891 was gradu-! ated, and the faculty committee ins charge this week urged them to be! present. No list of such students if’ available and they cannot be invited individually, Dean Robert Stewart, ' the committee chairman said. . Several persons who were students . membership ap. RENO, May 1. — Verification of the statement of Johnnie Carter that he had stolen the automatic pistol with which he is accused of having shot fatally Martin Villanueva last week came from Sheriff Carl Carl Tobiassen of Nevada City. The Nevada County sheriff said the gun, together with several other articles was stolen from Charles. Gearhart. ‘ Carter will go to trial°here May 20th for the slaying of Villanuea during a holdup of the Toscano Hotel bar. Wet Es Ain Soa pe te at ee ee >ae*ccats and charge 50c. “nd Manager: Let’s put silk on the seats and charge 3'5c. 3rd Manager: Let’s put people on ‘he seats and charge a quarter. when the university was at Elko from 1874 to 1886 are expected to be present. INo students were graduated from the Elko institution and no record is available of these who were in attendance. Several of alumni will Reno for the occasion homes in other states. An unusually large crowd of former. students in addition to the official resperestatives of each class is epxected to be on hand-for the round of évents especially for them, come to from . their 9, Ti RRR (<== Our prescription department is fully stocked and only Standard High-Quality Drugs are used. All preparations effected _by temperature are refrigeratP. FE. 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oe + q <<. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 194 TS LETS ELIT OT Z NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIN? « Nevada CATHOLIC CHURCH Two masses will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Church. The first mass will be at 8 a. ™m. and the second at 10 a. m. Father Patrick O’Rielly and Father Edward Williams will officiate. BETHANY CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Prayer-Meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday Bible Study 7:30 p. m. Visits Brother— Mrs. Luther Marsh and daughter Germain spent Monday in Santa Rosa visiting Mrs. Marsh’s brother, Dan Sullivan. FOR RENT—Two furnished houses in Willow Valiey, 3-4 mile from County Hospital. Both with modern conveniences. C. E. Bruegger 4-17-2te CRUSHED ROAD ROCK Concrete Material Pea Gravel Brick Building Rock Fill Material Grass Valley. Rock and Sand Grass Valley Phone 45 EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent 'r Sale. Authorized Philco Aute Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Ills, 11% South Church Street, Grass Valley Phone 984, 2-19tf WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work guaranteed. J. M. Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray's Fixit Shop, New location, 109 Weat ,{a.m.; City Church News IREV. RALSTON _ . METHODIST CHURCH B Bible school at 10 a, m. Bri h INVITED LO cht, Beecatle en etet * REMAIN HERE tes Organ prelude Miss Sue Hawkins. . Introit choir. Hymn 144 Beneath At a large meeting of members of the Cross of Jesus, congregation. the Methodist Church parish have . Prayer pastor, Scripture reading. Selast night, Rev. David Ralston, by, lection “Break Thou the Bread of unanimous resolution, was extended Life’ choir. Responsive Scripture an invitation to act as pastor of the! Te@ding. Offering and offertory. Ser. mon Spiritual Demand and Supplies pastor.-Communion to which all the members and those who desire to ; partake the Communion with us are cordially invited. Epworth Leagues at 6:30 p. m. Notice the change in the hour from 6 p. m. till 6:30 p. m. There will be / local church for the next year. ' The parishioners met with Rev. {Verne Brown of Sacramento ditrict . superintendent. Rev. Brown expressed himself as highly pleased with the, excellent condition of the church’s’ affairs. . Rev. Ralston is extremely popular g = : in this city and the general citizenry . *° oe ge Aig Sunday evening -as well as his parish members ae our choir and iia stil ihappy to learn he will continue to being in Sacramento repeating their lnaice his howe Here Easter Cantata in the Central Meth5 odist church. Week events—Orchestra practice Monday at 7 p. m. Johnny Blamey conductor. Dr. George Phillips of the Tenth Baptist church Oakland will begin a series. of meetings preaching Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. He will reach every evening except Saturday. Then two times Sunday. Let us 2rowd the church every evening, and then look forward to’a record breaking crowd Mother’s Day Sunday. The Rummage Sale beginning Monday at 10 a. m_ in the store formerly occupied by Lloyd Penrose on Pine Street. Here is where you will get great bargains. Do not miss this sale. This sale will be under the auspices of the Women’s Society of the Methodist church. Remember the date and the place. The College of the Pacific Band of { i . . . } The Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds service at 114 Boulder Street every Sunday at 11 Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. A testimonial meeting is held the first Wednesday of each month at 8:00 p. m. In all Christian Science churches ‘branches of the Mothér Church, The i First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., a (Lesson-Sermon will be read Sunday, ‘May 4, on the subject “Everlasting Punishment.” The Golden Text will be: “He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaket them shall have mercy’ (Proverbs 28:13). Bie selections will include the following passages from Proverbs 12: 1, 3, 7: ‘‘Whoso loveth instruction loveth knowledge: but he that 75 pieces will put on a very unusual hateth reproof is brutish. .. A man. Prosram in the High School Gymnshall not be established by wickedasium. Here is a rare chance for the but the root of the righteous people of Nevada County to hear one 'of the finest bands in the state. ness: shall not be moved. .. The wicked are overthrown, and are not: but the house of the righteous shall stand.” MOVE HALTED Discontinued— Mrs. J. F. Seigfried has announced TO SMOTHER the British War Relief sewing meetj § ings which have been held Fridays of each week have been discontinued HOT CARGO BIL] until a later date. (Ree SACRAMENTO, May 1—Only determined opposition defeated a surprise move “‘to kill’ the proposed act “How are you getting along since your wife went on vacation?” “Fine, I’ve reached the height of “ficiency. I can put my socks on Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf banning hot cargo and secondary boycotts. ‘rom either end’’. The action against the bill came «(COLLEGE OF PACIFIC BAND TO * APPEAR HERE TOMORROW The College of. Pacific Symphonic Band, directed by Robert J. Gordon, . will present a concert at the Nevada ‘City. High School Auditorium tomorrow nighi. . ~The bringing of the famous band to this city, due largely to. the efforts of Tom Rickard of Nevada City, who is a student at the College of Pacific is a distinct honor and it is hoped a large turnout will be had. ' Rev. David Ralston of the Methodist Church here has received the program which will be rendered by the band. Ballad for Americans will be featured on the program. Other numbers will include Flight of the Bumble Bee, Concertion for Clarinets and Slidus Trombonus. J. Henry Welton will be the soloist for the band. OUT SRMFOR FEBRUARY AID . In Nevada County, 1,134 persons, on state and locally administered re-. lief received ‘in direct aid $26,444 during February, California Taxpay-— ers’ association stated today, following its study of trends in aid under the SRA.aid to the aged, blind, children and county indigents in California and the effect of reemployment on the relief load in the state. . In January, 1940, the number of , persons in the state. dependent on . , the SRA, aid to the needy aged, the . needy blind, needy children, and the county indigents was at a high of 668,232, Since then the association . said, the number of persons depend-! ent on these types of relief has gone down to 452,563 for March, 1941. The low point for the year was 426,472 in November, with a jump to 474,767 in January and a drop to ; 452,563 in March. The main factor in the decrease in these totals is the drop in the SRA under which aid was extended to 411,867 persons in Jan. uary, 1940, followed bv a steadv d-cline to 158,264 in November, jump to 200,859 in Jafhuary, and a drop to 179,690 for March, 1941 In terms of case load or families, there were 85,728 on ‘SRA April 18, 1940 38,149 on November 14, 1940, and 40,120 on April 17, 1941. In terms of dollars and cents. expenditures for these five aids throughout the state in January, 1940, totalled $11,432,022; in March 1941, $9,385,701. Expenditures under the SRA totalled $4,410,5888 in January, 1940, and $1,589,858 in March, 1941. Pointing out that the labor in California, because of increased business activity and the demands. PRO USE DRIVE-IN MARKET after it had been adopted by the . for EADOE to fill defense Contracts: Senate and had received a “do pass” . has increased from 2,800,000 during recommendation from the Assembly’s, APril last year to about 3,200,000 labor and capital committee, the plan . Persons employed in California to-, being to re-refer it to committee. But . 44Y. the Taxpayers’ association ques. PHONE 412 GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY —Open from 7:45 a. m. to 7:45 p. m.— proponents of the measure immediately charged that the procedure was an attempt “‘to bury’”’ the act. Assemblyman Clyde A. Watson of Nu Bora WASHING POWDER, giant size with dish 49c Orange County declared, ‘“‘This is a scheme to send the bill back to comPeet’s GRANULATED SOAP, giant size 47c . mittee and have it die there, This all morning, and if it gets back to White Navy BORAX SOAP, giant or large size . WH CNRS ne 46c Paomimittes it will never get out.’’ “T happen to know that the purpose of this motion is to kill the bill,” SWEETHEART SOAP, 3 bars 18c. 1 bar 1c. 4 bars 19c ; Assemblyman Jesse R. Kellems of Los Angeles stated ‘I know because I was lobbied by a gentleman who Jurgens SOAP, 4 bars, 1c deal ........... Be Se Or 15c told me so. I do not believe the members are craven enough to wish to dodge this issue. “We have heard a lot about the rights of labor,’’ Dr. Kellems~ continued, “but I will remind you that other people have rights too and their rights are involved in this isPint.. 23¢ Bl cue.” Henard’s SALAD DRESSING, quart 25c. Urging defeat of the opposition

Henard’s SANDWICH SPREAD, quart 34c. Pint ... 15c action, Floor Leader Charles W. Lyon of Los Angeles County anPint 20c nounced that it is planned to set the bill for special hearing in the near future. A number of other assembLiberty Bell SYRUP, 24 oz. jug NO ears yer re ees 19¢ lymen spoke against the plan to keep the bill in committee. Small White BEANS. tall cans . 5c The measure declares that ‘hot carig CREE CONG oot ee ee go and secondary boycott are illegal Armour’s PORK AND BEANS, No. 2, cans ..... 10c ing injury from them shall be entit: z led to injunctive relief and damagArmour’s Star CORNED BEEF, 12 oz. ......... 2ic Giles. Assemblyman of ‘Northern Califoroe nia counties who helped defeat the Armour’s Star ROAST BEEF, 12 oz. ..... es Senn POU cs tig 1s ithe ant Rat Gate bill were: Michael J. Burns of HuArmour’s Star Canned SAUSAGE, 3 for ............ 29c reka, Harrison W. Call of Redwood City, Arthur W. Carlson of Piedmont, ’ 1 : George A. Clarke of La Grand, Earl Armour’s Star LUNCH TONGUE, 51% oz. ......... 15¢ el se F. Dickey of Alameda, Gardiner Armour’s Star PIGS FEET, 28 OZ. jar soseeenescessseneseseserscees 35c Johnson of Berkeley, Jacob M. Leonard of Hollister, Richard H, McCoilister of Mill Valley, Seth Millington of Gridley, James H. Phillips of Oak940. BS opidcan Fe Monarch COFF EE, 1 lb. can Monarch Black TEA, 14 pound 39c. 1 pound .... 75¢ land, James E. Thor of Lockeford, Allen G. Thurman of ‘Colfax and F. Guittard’s CHOCOLATE, 1 pound 25c Weybret of Soledad. LUCK VARIES JELLO, All Flavors, 3 packages 22.2.0.. 14c Some fishermen today, the openArmour’s BABY BEEF and Armour’s Star HAM AND BACON at all times. A Complete Line of VEGETABLES ing of trout season, had good luck but others returned with empty creels. The schools found many pupils. absent. Most all of the streams in the immediate vicinity were lined bill has been lobbied in this chamber , and provides that any person suffer. {tioned why demands for relief by. employable persons did not. drop . more rapidly. ‘; “Tt is somewhat of a shock to ob-. serve that the“number of employed . ‘people in the state may increase by 400,000 while the number of families in need because of unemploy-' ment only goes down 46,000,” the as-! . sociation declared. “It is a strange ‘anomaly that in times when the national income is going up by leans and bounds and the purchasing pow-. er in the hands of the consumer is exceeding all peace time levels, the numbers of those receiving SRA re-' lief at least does not drop more rap-. idly.’’ “About $750,000,000 of the $12,667,000,000 which the secretary of the treasury states is the aim of federal tax collections for next year must be paid by the people of Cali-. fornia,’ California Taxpayers assoc-. iation declared today. This is based . on the fact that Californians pay at, least 6 per cent of federal tax exactions and 6 per cent of $12,667,000,000 is about $750,000,000. “This means that federal taxes alone will amount to $108 apiece for each of the 6,907,387 persons in California when the 1940 census was taken—approximately $390 for the average family.of 3 6-10 persons in the state,’”’ the association stated. “Added to this will be collections by the state government and the local governments which in 1939-40 the latest completed fiscal year, amounted to $92 per capita or about $330 per family.” Warning that unless radical revisions are made in the spending programs of the state government, the counties, cities, schools and other special districts during the presCalifornians next year would be $200 per capita or $720 per family—compared with the burden of $137.74 per capita or $500 per family in 193940. FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 with opening day anglers. ent budget season the tax burden on]. FACAL ALUMNT TO VISIT NEVADA AIMA MATER Clayton Bennett and Ellsworth Bennett of ‘Nevada City will represent the University of Nevada class of 1910 and 1911 at the commencement exercises May 10°11, and 12 which will) comemorate the graduation tru J the institution of the first class to receive the ‘batchelor’s degree. To pay tribute to the three members of the historic class of 1891, 2 representative of each of the 49 classes: graduated since that time will:take an active part in the ceremonies. They will serve as two of the 49 alumni selected for this special honor. At the commencement exercises the forty nine class representatives will march in the academic process; ion along with the board of regents, . the speakers, the faculty and admin; istrative staff, and the graduating: class of 1941. They will also sit in a body on the, stage in the place of the. faculty as! the honored guests of the university , while the faculty will be seated with , the audience. . The representative of each class is either the president of ‘his class or someone from its pointed by him. Also especially honored will be allj students who attended the university ‘before the class of 1891 was gradu-! ated, and the faculty committee ins charge this week urged them to be! present. No list of such students if’ available and they cannot be invited individually, Dean Robert Stewart, ' the committee chairman said. . Several persons who were students . membership ap. RENO, May 1. — Verification of the statement of Johnnie Carter that he had stolen the automatic pistol with which he is accused of having shot fatally Martin Villanueva last week came from Sheriff Carl Carl Tobiassen of Nevada City. The Nevada County sheriff said the gun, together with several other articles was stolen from Charles. Gearhart. ‘ Carter will go to trial°here May 20th for the slaying of Villanuea during a holdup of the Toscano Hotel bar. Wet Es Ain Soa pe te at ee ee >ae*ccats and charge 50c. “nd Manager: Let’s put silk on the seats and charge 3'5c. 3rd Manager: Let’s put people on ‘he seats and charge a quarter. when the university was at Elko from 1874 to 1886 are expected to be present. INo students were graduated from the Elko institution and no record is available of these who were in attendance. Several of alumni will Reno for the occasion homes in other states. An unusually large crowd of former. students in addition to the official resperestatives of each class is epxected to be on hand-for the round of évents especially for them, come to from . their 9, Ti RRR (<== Our prescription department is fully stocked and only Standard High-Quality Drugs are used. All preparations effected _by temperature are refrigeratP. FE. 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