May 14, 1937 (8 pages)

FUTURE OF SELF-HELP NEVADA CITY NUGGET ee — =aeenemenes a SET FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1937. . Nevada City Nugget. 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. 2 GE” Gees 84-1 od ig De per eh mee aS ip ore aoe” Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES % One year (In Advance) .--.-.---------------$2.50 z Pseatestesteatetestestestestesfesteoteateatesfesfestesfesteafenfesteoteteateatestefeteoteatesteateat sfestesteofeeotecteateatestesteatestesteoteetens” . . . Coronation ‘Commentary Crowning a king! What stupendous pageantry! Gold carriages drawn by many ‘pairs of prancing gray steeds—ritualistic rites steeped in tradition centuries old — princes and potentates from a!] lands garbed in jewelled robes, in top hats or uniforms or silk court dress — everywhere the cheering multitudes. What glorious pomp and ceremony!! Or would you say, instead, ““What fuss and feathers!”’ In any case, even though the royal tradition and symbolism leave Ameri‘ans unimpressed, we'll have to admit that the British are putting on a spectacle more than worthy of old Barnum himse!f. And there is method in the madness of. the multi-million-dollar crowning of His Majesty, King George VI, the costliest and showiest coronation in the history of monarchs. Edward left the throne in a rather shaky condition. Mussolini has badly jolted British prestige. And about the last thing Britain can afford in ,this war-threatened world right now is dissolution of the bonds of empire. Thus the throne, the strongest bond, must be restored at all costs to its place in the sun. ..Americans now in London are doubtless enjoying the show. Bui.as for the homage to titles and royalty—well, our citizens are probably more appreciative than ever of the wisdom GeorgeWashington showed when he refused the offer of his countrymen, during revolutionary days, ‘to make him King George . of America.—Contributed. The Hindenburg Tragedy In the flaming heap of .twisted wreckage marking a tragic journey’s end for the giant dirigible Hindenburg and the many victims aboard her, there perished also the belief that men had made the skies safe for lighter-than-air craft. This newest and largest of zeppelins was considered as invulnerable as an ocean liner. It was the final triumph after the pioneering years during which many lives had been sacrificed in dirigible disasters. : But the tiny spark, or whatever it was, did its deadly work, and the Hindenburg joined the Shenandoah, the Akron and the Macon in the graveyard of lost dirigibles. Whether or not they discover the primary cause of the catastrophe, the secondary cause, inflammable hydrogen gas instead of non-burnable helium, is so obvious that it will forever end the use of hydrogen as the lifting agent. Perhaps the Hindenburg was virtually invulnerable in al! other respects. If so, this lesson, °ostly for one so obvious, may prove a final step toward the long-sought goal. In any case, new zeppelins are building and more will be built. Dirigible development will go onIf there can be any consoling factor in anything so ap-. Hing as the disaster that struck at Lakehurst, it is that the possibility is now more remote for such a thing ever to happen again.—Contributed. You work all day going about the same things and getting about the same money in order to write about the same check to the grocer and the landlord and you go home and eat about the same supper and get into the same bed and get up and shave the same face in the same way in order to look the same at the same office doing the same thing. . itt 107 Mill St. Aun Grass Valley Drorecraprer ——=— = f The stadio that Good photos at reasonable } prices—no guess work. 8. hour Kodak finishing serHt! vice. cm \ satisfies. } J A Wednesday, Thursday and “ Explore The Golden Trail? To California Home Life with Jane Barton Attend the Homecraft Institute with your friends and neighbors. Discuss with Jane Barton modern methods of solving problems in homecratt, decoration craft and kitchen craft, and every other department of homemaking. SPECIAL: Demonstration of flower arrangement. Local Homemakers are invited to take part. Entries must be in the hall by 11 A. M. Thursday, May 20, in properly tagged containers. Many other new and exclusive features. The Homecratt Institute is presented under the joint auspices ot this paper and the Pacific Rural Press on Friday, May 19-20-21, Nevada Theatre 2:00 to 4:30 P. M. (OR Nee Ya Would you like to choose your ward Bros designer TRY COOL-WATER WA: -S He NG SAVES HANDS SAVES CLOTHES SEND: FOR YOUR /icc COPY i KELLYS WHITE KING MAKES IT EASY TO CET 23 THIS STYLE SERVICE ©? an eye toward tuture:fashions ? WHITE KING mekes this possible in 6 beautifully -colored booklet prepared by Orry-Kelly, famous WarnerSimp!y send one WHITE KINC box top to White King Fashion Service, 750 E 1s1 St, Los Angeies, Calif, and your Fashion forecast will be mailed to you al once SAVES TIME FORECAST be able to robe with . HEC TEES Restores custre L} The New Improved White King Granulated quickly. HOLLY . CLEANSER . ‘Pes made of ===; a J ‘ Glacialite ‘i THE WORLD'S SOFTEST id CLEANSING MATERIAL Soap Your Grocer i @ for Finest, safest soap A HOLLY made. dissolves CLEANSER THE PERFECT HOSTESS USES Oven-fresh Snow FLAKE Soda Crackers Famed for its crisp, luscious salad fruits and” vegetables, the West also provides the Perfect Hostess with a & most delicious & Sheen A thy RUN Pee WHE AY 7 sS ; : : : NY N im 3 . 4 Shines as it Cleans seroranadininee ae , “Ey it cc. . ‘ to chee alee A, Zur, ZB re re it Is t Economical crisp SnowFlake Ye ie ° D dable soda crackers. EEE 6 Mrs. Housewife ependa chara Smoot h fresh from your grocer NATIONAL BISCUIT MY Says ‘master of all BLENDE 20 =“ 5c MAKES MY FRIENDS "NEW BEAUTY Mrs. L. D. Draper, Penn Yan, N. Y. “Tt is a god-send for a busy woman to find in one jar an allpurpose cream that really is ‘ moves more dirt; banishes blackheads, oiliness, dullness and flabbiness; cools, smoothes, holds make-up. It highlights my skin, makes it so lovely my friends are demanding the reason.” Perhaps you will be just as delighted when you try ARMANL At All Toilet Goods Counters SKIN ASK hMY, SECRET" pantry-handy. It is UNION SelfPolishing Wax givesa bright, new surface to wood floors, linoleum, tile, etc. Dries in 20 minutes without rubbing or polishing. It’s éasier to apply, economical to use. Pints 45c. Quarts 75c. At leading stores and all Union Service stations. UNION piecing WAX trades.’. It ree ° Famous cooks for three generations have always kept it you need in cocoa and chocolate . . -everything-in-one! No grating; no melting; no time lost! GHIRARDELLI’S . , . GROUND CHOCOLATE . — ohh GEAR-ARDEL) Av 1 . The Insulation that PAYS FOR ITSELF Even in California Yj y, Z y, 1 . Dae % < ae be i aN x y 4 i a asd seh Baye SF Meese GA Jee We Heat-seal your home with PALCO WOOL, the fleecy, wall-thick insulation made from Redwood ‘bark. Easily installed. Costs only a few cents per square foot of 4’ thickness. Cuts fuel bills. Keeps homes warm in winter—cool in summer. Durable, sanitary, fire-retardant. Ask Your Lumber Dealer everything Ars fe ATION 0 CREAM 75c $1.00 At the HOMECRAFT . UNITS IS STUDIED LOS ANGELES, May 13. — Selfhelp cooperative organizations should be encouraged and aided to function and to improve their procedure, according to a conclusion voiced by Dr. Constantine Panunzio, assistant . professor of economics on the Los ngeles campus of the University of lifornia, in a pamphlet entitled, The Future of Self-Help Cooperatives. The pamphlet is the concluding chapter in the report of an intensive study headed by Dr. Panunzio exey / = Waher: tats GGS ANT ‘PASTE Di appear. ® AT ALL DRUCGCISTS @ INSTITUTE Learn successful beking by watching demonstrations of RUMFORD ALLPHOSPHATE BAKING POWDER . the scientifically controlled double-acting leavener. Rumford raises batters and doughs efficiently, uniformly.produces delicious cakes, hotbreads and pastry. hom of h Never leaves any bitter taste. tending over the recent period of . Remember that about Rumford! know about the care economic depression. While the study includes the selfhelp units of the state, Dr. Pauunzio points out that these organizations saved the taxpayers of Les Angeles eounty alone some $860,000 during the year of 1934. During the “past two years the savings has been less because of reduced numbers and ‘operations. He says it is becoming increasingly difficult for men over ae forty five years of age to obtain employment in industry, and that the self-help units may become of substantial advantage to the community in mitigating the problem of giving employment to these people. The psychological advantage to unenmployed people through self-help as against charity is of great value to the community, he states. He points out that the federal, state and county governments should encourage the more efficient units with grants and loans, and to foster their sense. of independence: NUGGET ADS PAY “What every e-maker should er hands’ A practical, every-day problem, discussed in a helpful way by Jane Barton, at the Homecraft Institute. Miss Barton will demonstrate how easy it is for every busy homemaker to keep her hands soft and attractive, in spite of housework, iw ~"

FUTURE OF SELF-HELP NEVADA CITY NUGGET ee — =aeenemenes a SET FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1937. . Nevada City Nugget. 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. 2 GE” Gees 84-1 od ig De per eh mee aS ip ore aoe” Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES % One year (In Advance) ..--..-.---------------$2.50 z Pseatestesteatetestestestestesfesteoteateatesfesfestesfesteafenfesteoteteateatestefeteoteatesteateat sfestesteofeeotecteateatestesteatestesteoteetens” . . . Coronation ‘Commentary Crowning a king! What stupendous pageantry! Gold carriages drawn by many ‘pairs of prancing gray steeds—ritualistic rites steeped in tradition centuries old — princes and potentates from a!] lands garbed in jewelled robes, in top hats or uniforms or silk court dress — everywhere the cheering multitudes. What glorious pomp and ceremony!! Or would you say, instead, ““What fuss and feathers!”’ In any case, even though the royal tradition and symbolism leave Ameri‘ans unimpressed, we'll have to admit that the British are putting on a spectacle more than worthy of old Barnum himse!f. And there is method in the madness of. the multi-million-dollar crowning of His Majesty, King George VI, the costliest and showiest coronation in the history of monarchs. Edward left the throne in a rather shaky condition. Mussolini has badly jolted British prestige. And about the last thing Britain can afford in ,this war-threatened world right now is dissolution of the bonds of empire. Thus the throne, the strongest bond, must be restored at all costs to its place in the sun. ...Americans now in London are doubtless enjoying the show. Bui.as for the homage to titles and royalty—well, our citizens are probably more appreciative than ever of the wisdom GeorgeWashington showed when he refused the offer of his countrymen, during revolutionary days, ‘to make him King George . of America.—Contributed. The Hindenburg Tragedy In the flaming heap of .twisted wreckage marking a tragic journey’s end for the giant dirigible Hindenburg and the many victims aboard her, there perished also the belief that men had made the skies safe for lighter-than-air craft. This newest and largest of zeppelins was considered as invulnerable as an ocean liner. It was the final triumph after the pioneering years during which many lives had been sacrificed in dirigible disasters. : But the tiny spark, or whatever it was, did its deadly work, and the Hindenburg joined the Shenandoah, the Akron and the Macon in the graveyard of lost dirigibles. Whether or not they discover the primary cause of the catastrophe, the secondary cause, inflammable hydrogen gas instead of non-burnable helium, is so obvious that it will forever end the use of hydrogen as the lifting agent. Perhaps the Hindenburg was virtually invulnerable in al! other respects. If so, this lesson, °ostly for one so obvious, may prove a final step toward the long-sought goal. In any case, new zeppelins are building and more will be built. Dirigible development will go onIf there can be any consoling factor in anything so ap-. Hing as the disaster that struck at Lakehurst, it is that the possibility is now more remote for such a thing ever to happen again.—Contributed. You work all day going about the same things and getting about the same money in order to write about the same check to the grocer and the landlord and you go home and eat about the same supper and get into the same bed and get up and shave the same face in the same way in order to look the same at the same office doing the same thing. . itt 107 Mill St. Aun Grass Valley Drorecraprer ——=— = f The stadio that Good photos at reasonable } prices—no guess work. 8. hour Kodak finishing serHt! vice. cm \ satisfies. } J A Wednesday, Thursday and “ Explore The Golden Trail? To California Home Life with Jane Barton Attend the Homecraft Institute with your friends and neighbors. Discuss with Jane Barton modern methods of solving problems in homecratt, decoration craft and kitchen craft, and every other department of homemaking. SPECIAL: Demonstration of flower arrangement. Local Homemakers are invited to take part. Entries must be in the hall by 11 A. M. Thursday, May 20, in properly tagged containers. Many other new and exclusive features. The Homecratt Institute is presented under the joint auspices ot this paper and the Pacific Rural Press on Friday, May 19-20-21, Nevada Theatre 2:00 to 4:30 P. M. (OR Nee Ya Would you like to choose your ward Bros designer TRY COOL-WATER WA: -S He NG SAVES HANDS SAVES CLOTHES SEND: FOR YOUR /icc COPY i KELLYS WHITE KING MAKES IT EASY TO CET 23 THIS STYLE SERVICE ©? an eye toward tuture:fashions ? WHITE KING mekes this possible in 6 beautifully -colored booklet prepared by Orry-Kelly, famous WarnerSimp!y send one WHITE KINC box top to White King Fashion Service, 750 E 1s1 St, Los Angeies, Calif, and your Fashion forecast will be mailed to you al once SAVES TIME FORECAST be able to robe with . HEC TEES Restores custre L} The New Improved White King Granulated quickly. HOLLY . CLEANSER . ‘Pes made of ===; a J ‘ Glacialite ‘i THE WORLD'S SOFTEST id CLEANSING MATERIAL Soap Your Grocer i @ for Finest, safest soap A HOLLY made.. dissolves CLEANSER THE PERFECT HOSTESS USES Oven-fresh Snow FLAKE Soda Crackers Famed for its crisp, luscious salad fruits and” vegetables, the

West also provides the Perfect Hostess with a & most delicious & Sheen A thy RUN Pee WHE AY 7 sS ; : : : NY N im 3 . 4 Shines as it Cleans seroranadininee ae , “Ey it cc. . ‘ to chee alee A, Zur, ZB re re it Is t Economical crisp SnowFlake Ye ie ° D dable soda crackers. EEE 6 Mrs. Housewife ependa chara Smoot h fresh from your grocer NATIONAL BISCUIT MY Says ‘master of all BLENDE 20 =“ 5c MAKES MY FRIENDS "NEW BEAUTY Mrs. L. D. Draper, Penn Yan, N. Y. “Tt is a god-send for a busy woman to find in one jar an allpurpose cream that really is ‘ moves more dirt; banishes blackheads, oiliness, dullness and flabbiness; cools, smoothes, holds make-up. It highlights my skin, makes it so lovely my friends are demanding the reason.” Perhaps you will be just as delighted when you try ARMANL At All Toilet Goods Counters SKIN ASK hMY, SECRET" pantry-handy. It is UNION SelfPolishing Wax givesa bright, new surface to wood floors, linoleum, tile, etc. Dries in 20 minutes without rubbing or polishing. It’s éasier to apply, economical to use. Pints 45c. Quarts 75c. At leading stores and all Union Service stations. UNION piecing WAX trades.’. It ree ° Famous cooks for three generations have always kept it you need in cocoa and chocolate . . -everything-in-one! No grating; no melting; no time lost! GHIRARDELLI’S . , . GROUND CHOCOLATE . — ohh GEAR-ARDEL) Av 1 . The Insulation that PAYS FOR ITSELF Even in California Yj y, Z y, 1 . Dae % < ae be i aN x y 4 i a asd seh Baye SF Meese GA Jee We Heat-seal your home with PALCO WOOL, the fleecy, wall-thick insulation made from Redwood ‘bark. Easily installed. Costs only a few cents per square foot of 4’ thickness. Cuts fuel bills. Keeps homes warm in winter—cool in summer. Durable, sanitary, fire-retardant. Ask Your Lumber Dealer everything Ars fe ATION 0 CREAM 75c $1.00 At the HOMECRAFT . UNITS IS STUDIED LOS ANGELES, May 13. — Selfhelp cooperative organizations should be encouraged and aided to function and to improve their procedure, according to a conclusion voiced by Dr. Constantine Panunzio, assistant . professor of economics on the Los ngeles campus of the University of lifornia, in a pamphlet entitled, The Future of Self-Help Cooperatives. The pamphlet is the concluding chapter in the report of an intensive study headed by Dr. Panunzio exey / = Waher: tats GGS ANT ‘PASTE Di appear. ® AT ALL DRUCGCISTS @ INSTITUTE Learn successful beking by watching demonstrations of RUMFORD ALLPHOSPHATE BAKING POWDER .. the scientifically controlled double-acting leavener. Rumford raises batters and doughs efficiently, uniformly..produces delicious cakes, hotbreads and pastry. hom of h Never leaves any bitter taste. tending over the recent period of . Remember that about Rumford! know about the care economic depression. While the study includes the selfhelp units of the state, Dr. Pauunzio points out that these organizations saved the taxpayers of Les Angeles eounty alone some $860,000 during the year of 1934. During the “past two years the savings has been less because of reduced numbers and ‘operations. He says it is becoming increasingly difficult for men over ae forty five years of age to obtain employment in industry, and that the self-help units may become of substantial advantage to the community in mitigating the problem of giving employment to these people. The psychological advantage to unenmployed people through self-help as against charity is of great value to the community, he states. He points out that the federal, state and county governments should encourage the more efficient units with grants and loans, and to foster their sense. of independence: NUGGET ADS PAY “What every e-maker should er hands’ A practical, every-day problem, discussed in a helpful way by Jane Barton, at the Homecraft Institute. Miss Barton will demonstrate how easy it is for every busy homemaker to keep her hands soft and attractive, in spite of housework, iw ~"