May 13, 1947 (8 pages)

City-Grass Valley Nugget geet 405 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 — . Legal Newspaper, as defined by statuté. Printed and Published at . Nevada City, California Ph . LOUD:. . By H. M. L. . HARLEY M. “Laer, aw. Owner and Publisher Published Twice Weekly, Tuesday and Friday, at Nevada City, California, and entered as matter of the second class in the pos‘toffice at Nevada City under Act of Congress; March 3, 1879, _ : SUBSCRIPTION RATES _, One year (im advance) $3.00, 7 . a month sae 30 cents “JUST WONDERIN’ riat se Iaighwogiiate times and » the thrill with which we aces ‘a melodious tenor voice ‘gnging tery m of, On the Road to ely cheated when the singer omitto Masdolay may not be a great song, but . It was fortunately given a fitting aci sty the result furnished us with a song which t. It is a song that stirs the imagination and h We see what Kipling us to see along wad; we hear the paddles chugging, and though Vedas us that there are no “‘flying fishes,” . does not come up like thunder, we see them, perhaps in rags of poetic fancy, placthe old ragoda, ‘lookin’ lazy at the sea in her yellow skirt and cap y with the chime of temole bells.” ? p soldias, come * you. ~ to: Manthe senses captive and gives us v ys of others which, considering nly salutary. id to Mandalay is an irresistible song; ‘abstinence lift up joyous voices ere East of Suez,” and the folidication of enthusiastic appreciaKipling was capable of exerting, p to his spell, ‘keep away to what a degree the word. , We sekiom speak of "'the. . $500 a-month tight now from them. fF is will roll! into something appro[ . ximating $7000 a year, and the city needs the money. ‘There are many } . field which will be much needed and. .{ neers Park needs.much done to it to = eve and eeenic [many 28 ieee system siust ~ pater =. sneee S Kor Bite we! The gusty controversy over parkjing meters seems subsidin =. . One still hearse the tangy jokes ahsut the hitching posts fer motor cars. but rot the bitter resentment at first expressed. Custom and usage have a soothing effect. and besides ‘who so antediluvian they do not wish to be wholly modern. to be i= Our city fathers we believe are convinced the innovation is all-to the good, and many a shopper fronr~the suburban area undoubtely finds the meters a useful and time saving Aevice. But still. when a merchant tells us his busine-s has fallem off hecause of them, that his custom-re drive on the Grass Valley, whooshand consider. Grass Valley men-“hants have said they hope the parking meters will stay in Nevada City and the Grass Valley City Council seems to be waiting and lstening as contrasted with the time it was hot on the project of putting them in. Then came a pause. Perhaps someone said: “Let Nevada City do ar first.”’ The pros and cons of parking meters, at any rate have been wel! debated. There is just one umpire who can make the decision; and that is the people of this city. If a majority. wants them, they are worth while. If a majority objects, they should be taken out at-the end of the experimental period of six months. That was the basis on which the city council agreed to gZive the meters a trial. And there is‘no way of telling for sure Whether the majority is for or against them. The streeis belong to all the taxpayers and they should have the say-so. — Chief of Police Solaro states that the vacant parking spaces are now largely occupied. by . out-of-towners and tourists. The suburban folks come in to do their shopping and can readily find a place to park. For two or thre pennies they can park their car conveniently. eomplete their business and be on their war. As the Centennial Celebration gets under way Nevada City will need mlenty of parking «ace for *“ the thousands of visitc-who will come here during the rext’ two ‘or three years. If we have paring meters’ they will have a good chance of finding parking space and we think our Merchants will benefit. Another angle in the parking metér tproject is that the ‘city is making 4 clear profit of more than . improvements on which money should be spent, The streets are always with us, always wearing -out, always needing repairs and, in some cases, rebuilding. The Nevada City Ainport which belongs to all -taxpayers, needs constant improvement to build it up to. the modern landins much used before we know it. Piomake it a popular place of recreation . for residents, © tourists, California, starting with its ——~ diamond is. Sea aecat ‘needs. —zNEVADA CITY. -GRAS * VALLEY NUGGET STALE SLE —_—_ ing-right by his door. we must panse { — TUESDAY, MAY 13 so far as ah is concerned, but after it is installed money will be needed for maintenance, and that will have to be raised Dy taxes. Go lets take a good look at parking meters as a much needed source of revenue before we go‘to the polis and vote for or against, two or three months from now. After all” here is a way of taxing the sojourner as well s local residents, and, by now, most sojourners, are quite accustomed to parking meters, which are becoming almost as common through: out the state as hitching posts were in the old days. Disabled veterans who . ceiving compensation awards from are Veterans Administration may. soon find that the amount of their monthars check has been increased or de. creased. Veterans Administration is reviewing all disability compens&tion awards umder the new rating schedule established by congress in 1945. Umtil the new schedule went into effect. most awards were being paid under .rating schedules established by congress in 1933 and 19215. VA also considers the current conGition of the veteran’s disability when determining his new rating for compensation punpases. " Aibout 2155 per cent of the: awards tbeing paid to NortHern California veterans have already been reviewed by VA. Of this number, 40 per cent were decreased, 20 per cent incréased and 40 per cent not changed. VA estimatee that nearly a year will be required to review. remaining awards in Northern California. Tncreases in awards resulting from the 1945 rating schedule will be retroactive to April 1, 1946. ~ The review is automatic. VA requests that disabled veterans do not make inquiries about their cases while they are pending. Q: I’m a world war I véteran and I was married in Jume, 1945. Is ny wife entitled to receive a pension when I die? A: Your wife would not be elicible for a pension if you died less is entitled to receive pension if she December 14, 1944, or for 10or mrore years. RQ: 1 am operating, my own ‘busield andit . young. It can be @ne of thé most . ’ beautiful little parks in Northern . }{ fovements which the park + palate TefT tian ten years after your marriage. : The widow of a World War I veteran . . was married to the veteran before}, y EE ST Te ness but am losing money at present. As an honorably discharge . veteren of World War II, can I claim readjustment allowances? A: plication at a local office of you state employment service. Q: Am I eligible to receive pension or compensation if I signed a statement at the time of my discharg eaying that my disability prior to my enlistment? A: Under the GI Bill, any statement of this nature which you may have made at the time of your discharge is considered null and void. If you served over 90 days, part of which was World War II service, you are eligible for a self-employment allowance and may file apexisted d r e Radios Repaired PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE In Grass Valley and Nevada City ART’S Radio Hospital PHONE. 984 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Under New Ownership WILSON J. MAJORS Proprietor Nevada City UPHOLSTERY SHOP ————_ 3 1947 RAY 5 PHIL vill apply t » yolief, demia That said above nam ghove nam ‘of them, to to the lane geribed in the said ac . tiularly mine the ac named defe and all. wi clouds upol property ar sant to t 149, 750 a Civil Proce fornia, and GEORGE mall OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City ty is situat Elliott Sign’ Co. 117 Broad Street. Phone 6703 WANTED—Gooa 1 used cars. Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE 148 Bast Main Street, Grass Valley. tf PLASTERING CONTRACTOR All types of Plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. G. EB. Golvin, Box 771, McCourtney . Road. Phone Grass Valley’ 101-3 before 6 p. m. , Hall, Nevada City. 1:3¢ 4 Rey to “do CROSS ‘SERVICE OFFICE: m.” Tuesday, Wednesday and Phataasy Office Phone 321-3 or} call Mrs. Hal Draper 416-W. . tt house‘Work, ‘Telephone Nexate, Sity 36. 9 miles above. Widindses on. spain 40. Se : ~ M9-6tp roi. ts & Vetch Hay ©, full grained red oats an a a véetch in Sliced 2 wire bales. 2 field or stack. Ptione 1321-R. ile, Calit. 9-13tp . } i County of nia, and — follows, to All that quarter’ (‘N (18), Tow: Range ‘Nin Base and‘ en (7). Blo Tawnsite pole Block made . By 1869, des Commer tree at: th _ realty her the South 63; on the site bears feet distat Ament is a) ty:of Her PROFESSIONAL ‘DIRECTORY Sis] that certa “gp of ACCOUNTANT 0; thens line of th thé EDWIN STEPHENS Pablic Accountant Opposite Court House Telephone 539-J5 FUNERAL. DIRECTORS~ HOLMES FUNERAL HOME vice is priced within the means. eo all. Ambulance service at all houm. . 246 Sacramente: St. The Holmes -F'uneral Home ser’ Phone 203 Nevada cy OPTOMETRISTS, 312 Broad Street, Nevada City) — Telephone 270-W_ United States Mineral Surveying . me . 203 West Main Street, Grass Valley. © "J. F.O°CONNOR Mining and Civil. Engineer me ee ¥ i. * eee eee eertae ate iiehs Licensed Surveyor . tT ——) . es “ NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL AND © CLUB DIRECTORY _ i every second and fo ag ev. . NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. . Lad I B. P. O. ELKS at 89. m®

City-Grass Valley Nugget geet 405 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 — . Legal Newspaper, as defined by statuté. Printed and Published at . Nevada City, California Ph . LOUD:. . By H. M. L. . HARLEY M. “Laer, aw. Owner and Publisher Published Twice Weekly, Tuesday and Friday, at Nevada City, California, and entered as matter of the second class in the pos‘toffice at Nevada City under Act of Congress; March 3, 1879, _ : SUBSCRIPTION RATES _, One year (im advance) $3.00, 7 . a month sae 30 cents “JUST WONDERIN’ riat se Iaighwogiiate times and » the thrill with which we aces ‘a melodious tenor voice ‘gnging tery m of, On the Road to ely cheated when the singer omitto Masdolay may not be a great song, but . It was fortunately given a fitting aci sty the result furnished us with a song which t. It is a song that stirs the imagination and h We see what Kipling us to see along wad; we hear the paddles chugging, and though Vedas us that there are no “‘flying fishes,” . does not come up like thunder, we see them, perhaps in rags of poetic fancy, placthe old ragoda, ‘lookin’ lazy at the sea in her yellow skirt and cap y with the chime of temole bells.” ? p soldias, come * you. ~ to: Manthe senses captive and gives us v ys of others which, considering nly salutary. id to Mandalay is an irresistible song; ‘abstinence lift up joyous voices ere East of Suez,” and the folidication of enthusiastic appreciaKipling was capable of exerting, p to his spell, ‘keep away to what a degree the word. , We sekiom speak of "'the. . $500 a-month tight now from them. fF is will roll! into something appro[ . ximating $7000 a year, and the city needs the money. ‘There are many } . field which will be much needed and. .{ neers Park needs.much done to it to = eve and eeenic [many 28 ieee system siust ~ pater =. sneee S Kor Bite we! The gusty controversy over parkjing meters seems subsidin =. . One still hearse the tangy jokes ahsut the hitching posts fer motor cars. but rot the bitter resentment at first expressed. Custom and usage have a soothing effect. and besides ‘who so antediluvian they do not wish to be wholly modern. to be i= Our city fathers we believe are convinced the innovation is all-to the good, and many a shopper fronr~the suburban area undoubtely finds the meters a useful and time saving Aevice. But still. when a merchant tells us his busine-s has fallem off hecause of them, that his custom-re drive on the Grass Valley, whooshand consider. Grass Valley men-“hants have said they hope the parking meters will stay in Nevada City and the Grass Valley City Council seems to be waiting and lstening as contrasted with the time it was hot on the project of putting them in. Then came a pause. Perhaps someone said: “Let Nevada City do ar first.”’ The pros and cons of parking meters, at any rate have been wel! debated. There is just one umpire who can make the decision; and that is the people of this city. If a majority. wants them, they are worth while. If a majority objects, they should be taken out at-the end of the experimental period of six months. That was the basis on which the city council agreed to gZive the meters a trial. And there is‘no way of telling for sure Whether the majority is for or against them. The streeis belong to all the taxpayers and they should have the say-so. — Chief of Police Solaro states that the vacant parking spaces are now largely occupied. by . out-of-towners and tourists. The suburban folks come in to do their shopping and can readily find a place to park. For two or thre pennies they can park their car conveniently.. eomplete their business and be on their war. As the Centennial Celebration gets under way Nevada City will need mlenty of parking «ace for *“ the thousands of visitc-who will come here during the rext’ two ‘or three years. If we have paring meters’ they will have a good chance of finding parking space and we think our Merchants will benefit. Another angle in the parking metér tproject is that the ‘city is making 4 clear profit of more than . improvements on which money should be spent, The streets are always with us, always wearing -out, always needing repairs and, in some cases, rebuilding. The Nevada City Ainport which belongs to all -taxpayers, needs constant improvement to build it up to. the modern landins much used before we know it. Piomake it a popular place of recreation . for residents, © tourists, California, starting with its ——~ diamond is. Sea aecat ‘needs. —zNEVADA CITY. -GRAS * VALLEY NUGGET STALE SLE —_—_ ing-right by his door. we must panse { — TUESDAY, MAY 13 so far as ah is concerned, but after it is installed money will be needed for maintenance, and that will have to be raised Dy taxes. Go lets take a good look at parking meters as a much needed source of revenue before we go‘to the polis and vote for or against, two or three months from now. After all” here is a way of taxing the sojourner as well s local residents, and, by now, most sojourners, are quite accustomed to parking meters, which are becoming almost as common through: out the state as hitching posts were in the old days. Disabled veterans who . ceiving compensation awards from are Veterans Administration may. soon find that the amount of their monthars check has been increased or de. creased. Veterans Administration is reviewing all disability compens&tion awards umder the new rating schedule established by congress in 1945. Umtil the new schedule went into effect. most awards were being paid under .rating schedules established by congress in 1933 and 19215. VA also considers the current conGition of the veteran’s disability when determining his new rating for compensation punpases. " Aibout 2155 per cent of the: awards tbeing paid to NortHern California veterans have already been reviewed by VA. Of this number, 40 per cent were decreased, 20 per cent incréased and 40 per cent not changed. VA estimatee that nearly a year will be required to review. remaining awards in Northern California. Tncreases in awards resulting from the 1945 rating schedule will be retroactive to April 1, 1946. ~ The review is automatic. VA requests that disabled veterans do not make inquiries about their cases while they are pending. Q: I’m a world war I véteran and I was married in Jume, 1945. Is ny wife entitled to receive a pension when I die? A: Your wife would not be elicible for a pension if you died less is entitled to receive pension if she December 14, 1944, or for 10or mrore years. RQ: 1 am operating, my own ‘busield andit

. young. It can be @ne of thé most . ’ beautiful little parks in Northern . }{ fovements which the park + palate TefT tian ten years after your marriage. : The widow of a World War I veteran . . was married to the veteran before}, y EE ST Te ness but am losing money at present. As an honorably discharge . veteren of World War II, can I claim readjustment allowances? A: plication at a local office of you state employment service. Q: Am I eligible to receive pension or compensation if I signed a statement at the time of my discharg eaying that my disability prior to my enlistment? A: Under the GI Bill, any statement of this nature which you may have made at the time of your discharge is considered null and void. If you served over 90 days, part of which was World War II service, you are eligible for a self-employment allowance and may file apexisted d r e Radios Repaired PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE In Grass Valley and Nevada City ART’S Radio Hospital PHONE. 984 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Under New Ownership WILSON J. MAJORS Proprietor Nevada City UPHOLSTERY SHOP ————_ 3 1947 RAY 5 PHIL vill apply t » yolief, demia That said above nam ghove nam ‘of them, to to the lane geribed in the said ac . tiularly mine the ac named defe and all. wi clouds upol property ar sant to t 149, 750 a Civil Proce fornia, and GEORGE mall OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City ty is situat Elliott Sign’ Co. 117 Broad Street. Phone 6703 WANTED—Gooa 1 used cars. Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE 148 Bast Main Street, Grass Valley. tf PLASTERING CONTRACTOR All types of Plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. G. EB. Golvin, Box 771, McCourtney . Road. Phone Grass Valley’ 101-3 before 6 p. m. , Hall, Nevada City. 1:3¢ 4 Rey to “do CROSS ‘SERVICE OFFICE: m.” Tuesday, Wednesday and Phataasy Office Phone 321-3 or} call Mrs. Hal Draper 416-W. . tt house‘Work, ‘Telephone Nexate, Sity 36. 9 miles above. Widindses on. spain 40. Se : ~ M9-6tp roi. ts & Vetch Hay ©, full grained red oats an a a véetch in Sliced 2 wire bales. 2 field or stack. Ptione 1321-R. ile, Calit. 9-13tp . } i County of nia, and — follows, to All that quarter’ (‘N (18), Tow: Range ‘Nin Base and‘ en (7). Blo Tawnsite pole Block made . By 1869, des Commer tree at: th _ realty her the South 63; on the site bears feet distat Ament is a) ty:of Her PROFESSIONAL ‘DIRECTORY Sis] that certa “gp of ACCOUNTANT 0; thens line of th thé EDWIN STEPHENS Pablic Accountant Opposite Court House Telephone 539-J5 FUNERAL. DIRECTORS~ HOLMES FUNERAL HOME vice is priced within the means. eo all. Ambulance service at all houm. . 246 Sacramente: St. The Holmes -F'uneral Home ser’ Phone 203 Nevada cy OPTOMETRISTS, 312 Broad Street, Nevada City) — Telephone 270-W_ United States Mineral Surveying . me . 203 West Main Street, Grass Valley. © "J. F.O°CONNOR Mining and Civil. Engineer me ee ¥ i. * eee eee eertae ate iiehs Licensed Surveyor . tT ——) . es “ NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL AND © CLUB DIRECTORY _ i every second and fo ag ev. . NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. . Lad I B. P. O. ELKS at 89. m®