May 15, 1944 (4 pages)

y, MAY 15, 1944 NEVADA CITY NUGGET voug STORE once 10 gor tal Nee 7OOTH PASTES AND POWDERS sooth Brushes, Denture Washes Le ors Phone 100 BUY ALL YOUR is! Adaisles and Cleaners, Mouth . RE. HARRIS . % gf REXALL DRUG STORE ' (Continved from Page One) would be practically nil. Ee We have long regarded Senator Sheridan Dowhey, as a political accident, an Opportunits, carried into office on the same wave that gave us Olson and Patterson. His the kind that cause every intelliSent voter to blush. His demagogy is of the same general pattern as that of the “Man” Bilbo of Mississippi, or the “Pass the Biscuits’ Pappy”’. senator from Texas, both notorions tramps lifted by a trick of fortune into high seats. . JOP? : ; every utterance in Congress is of . We will not dispute the fact that there are five or six candidates for United States Senator, . Who seek the Republican nomination tomorrow, anyone of whom far Surpasses Senator Downey in intellectual and moral stature. However, weighing the virtues of all of them, we have decided that Lieut. Gov. Frederick Houser, leads them in several important respects. We are somewhat influenc-ed in this view because in days agone, we knew Houser’s late fath“er wh€n he, too served in the State Legislature. From a. practical standpoint, as well as from an idealistic point of view, Hous}-er is a man, who, if nominated ‘by the Republicans. can be easily elected to the U. S. Senate. We hope and believe the Republicans will give him thenomination. The first utilization of iron oc curred about 2500 years after <conpper. me . Tike Sg r) NO. 4303 TIME APPOINTED FOR WILL, ETC. PROVING STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Estate of MARY K. PAIRSONS, also known ‘as MARY KATHERINE PARSONS, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 2nd day of June 1944, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House, in the City of Nevaia, County of Nevada, has been appointed by me-as the time and place for proving the Will of said MARY K. ae ~~ eo ie 'PAIRSONS also known as MARY K. SONS, also known as WILAAM PARSONS, forthe issuance to’ him “of Letters of Admintsartion, with contest the same. A prayer for setting the estate aside to surviving spouse is included in said Petition. Dated May 9th 1944. R. N. McCORMACK, Clerk. By R. E, DEBBLE, Deuuty Clerk. PAIRSONS, deceased, and for hear-! j. THINKING OUT Lou IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE: 5 5 ati gon Ex : E i Sy — WA plage y Ya be ea id Ni v A party of agriculiural specialists and: foresters will inspect the Nevada ‘County Soil Conservation District on May 16th and 17th accordimg to Clarence E. Gassaway, ‘district president. The visit is in connection with the brush clearing program being. developed by the district. Ses, Agricultural Extension Service, Berkeley; C. W. Cleary and M. V. Penwell, Soil Conservation Service, Portland, Oregon: H. G. Fox, Soil ‘Conservation Service, Reno; H. M. Placerville; Leland Smith, ‘ Forest Service and W. F. Sharp, State Division of Forestry of Nevada City; and W. O. Hill, Agricultural Extension Service, Nevada County. . They will be accompanied by the district directors and local representatives of the soil conservation service. The group will meet at the GasSaway ranch near Higgins Corner. and after inspecting a field Gassaway intends to clear, will proceed to the A. A. Viscia ranch near the Dog Bar Road. On this ranch consider~ 4able clearing has been accomplished by burning, followed by grazing with Zoats. Z The following day ‘the group will . Visit. the Rolf, Mayben and Sleeman . properties, after which they will NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF . work out the: details of the brush . suppression and removal program. Emphasis will be placed on keeping the brush ‘out once it has ‘been bulldozed; burned, or cleared by . hand. After the war the district -expects to have heavy equipment available for the farmers, in carrying -out this work. the details of fhe brush program are worked out, they will be released to the papers. ing the application of W. E. PAR-,Chieh and General Chih Chung were . Will Annexed, when and where any, ‘tivé of the Chistes, : person ‘interested may appear and; Party in connection with seeking Parley Progressing : CHUNKING —Dr. Wang Shih sent ‘by the government last week to confer with Lin Tsu Han represenCommunist solution of outstanding issues between Kuomintang and the Chinese Communist Party through political methods. H. C. Liang, minister of information, announceil in a_ press Ea f "AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION Visitors will include-Burle J. Jon-, Lumsden, Soil Conservation Service, : UD. S.} Gassaway stated that “as soon as, clearing , ’ “,? . sa ae ’ j a “4 . ; “4 © aes ‘ ’ 7, one fe" —o TAX EXPERTS FAVOR CHANGE IN SACRAMENTO, May 15.—1If Californians follow the recommendations of tax experts they will vote ‘tomorrow to amend the State Con‘stitution by eliminating the prohibition against taxing federally owned , property. s i} i . Randolph Collier, state senator ‘from Yreka, expressed this convici tion here today. Chairman of the ;Committee on Tax and Fiscal Problems, functioning under the California Commission on Interstate Cooperation, he announced that his group had endorsed the ballot proposal unanimously. Refuting assertions that approval of the measure would involve California in difficulties with other States or the federal government, Senator Collier said that, after study. ing the situation, his committee is ' convinced that the Constitutional . Amendment will have just the oppe'site effect. He explained: “Federal property ownership is “oncerned largely in the eleven wes“ern states. This means thait costs of local government services furnished with respect to ‘these properties must be paid out of taxes which fre‘uently prove unfairly burdensome °7 other property owners in the vicinity. “The purposes for which this fed““9] property is held are nationwide in scope. Common fairness re“vires that local tax payments be cde in many instances. Only in this way can we avoid a disproportionate ‘tax burden on surrounding property owners for the benefit of the entire country. “Other states realize the importance of corrective measurés and are joining with California in» urging that state and federal laws provide for local taxation of federally owned property where the facts’ warrant. Legislation is now pending in congress to authorize such taxes. We must be prepared here to avail ourselves of the benefits of these laws 1s of LAWRENCE J. SKIRVING, 313. .onterence that the conferees have by eliminating from our own ~conours. ppiowertes tes! Sorerremmeange Calif., met at Sian and talks ‘have proceea-. Stitution the prohibition against tax-. ‘ ; May 35, 22, 29. as ed smoothly. : j ation of property held by the United ae CONVENIENCE (Political Advertisement) ng alley = o Ihe Voters " x alley : ‘ = oe F z Nevada County) =. te : Taxation, and the adoption of this Amendment will permit oe its consent. Se ee ments, etc. ; the state is to benefit . pending federal legislation. cheese boy Scout Comt OF . (Californians have everything io ; / sain and nothing to lose by voting Honor In Grass Valley “Yes” on May 16 with respect t©. Grass Valley Boy Scout this amendment, according to the! , Will take part in the closing court of: of the tax evperts on Senator; honor for the ‘school year this eveCollier’s committee. The proposal is ning the g James S. Hennessy permissive, they say, but essential if s,459) Following the awards of under the badges and advencements in rank, a safety first picture will be-shown. Lynne Kelly, court of honor ¢ehairiman will be in charge of awards of HERIFF’S PQ) SHER FF S POSSE merit badges. Ff ". TH 4 Judges who will make the awards ELE S OFFICERS . in the camporee events May 20th and & os 21st will. meet tomorrow evening to zhe Nevada vaeeibare: P . ai . decide upon standards on which to Posse meeting in the sheriff's o base decisions. The camporee for the Vis WS in ;in court house hasschosen the folTahoe Area troops will havent ae <ar3 ip moe = rif ar ee lowing officers: Sheriff Carl J. ‘To . Lake Olympia. For this Satygday ana biassen, chief; William Forest, cap,Sunday event between 250 and 300 ;}tain; George Walters, Jr., secretary; -. Boy Scouts are. expected. George DeSoto, list sergeant; Cliff eS 'LeDuc, 2nd sergeant; Louis LeDuc,' ° : : evada City Woman Earl Silva, Elwood Stone; Alfred . N 2 f Peard and William Eddy, directors. Witnecses Shi» Launching The posse is making plans for its . Abe annual round up and barbecue at the . dent, has written friends here she Central Houes’ in July. The eitcechema the launching of the S. S. Misis nine miles on east of Nevada City} D ; . sion Capistrano, in on the Tahoe Ukiah Road. yard last Sunday. As a man sang The posse, all mounted, is one of . when the Swallows Come Back 10 ie eolorful organizations Howard Burr, former resiving Says oes the) capistrano” hundreds of birds were county, often participating in Fourth . eased on the ship’s deck. They of July, and other community events. ere times and then flew away, making Anthony Liska Succumbs . T. H A back be most impressive sight. On the end o Heart Attac : i ainted the mission Anthony Liska, American Legion . of, ea ve oe : mem-'! : sant gmcakd SS : tee tesan amy who sang were opera singers County Hospital Saturday afternoon: ‘M@t bad given up their work: to fe followin hekrt. attack waite, their share of war work in the ship wi : ree Ne ae subject for the past, 727dS and they each gave encores. three years ; Burr had worked on this ship and’ hree : ; to attend important meetings of the. © he launching. = Elks. Most of his life was spent in SS oe mining employment. By birth he was California Cash Farm : a Slavonian and was 68 years of Income $1,524,632,000 ‘ae age. Ze : : fornia Some yéats azo a prematare mine, Cash farm income for California he was unable to resume work. Sur-. Ped with §879,938,000 in Bit viving him are two sisters, Mrs. 2¢cording to the Bureau of pabienio Catherine Chismarich of Hlinois, and . ‘"72! Economics of the U. ‘8. Depart ive. Mario atria of tedious. jment of Agriculture. California . reFuneral arrangements: are. in Mained setoud to iowa 70. Ore) Ore charge of Holmes-Myers Funeral, 7™ peapiine bate eheen JG vet Home in Grass Valley. (of the cash farm income of the Unieee ee aS ee _ted States, the report ‘said. _ : ‘In gold rush days, exiles from Livestock and dairymnen benefited Australia’s penal colonies. congreateSpecially by lange increases, In-‘ed in “Sydney Town” on the southern slope of San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill. commercial végetable crops, fruits: ‘and nuts. ae : ‘you are calling over Your co-operation in the is , NE PACIFIC TELEP! 3 AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. wees casita + The Estimated Assessed Value of lands, etc., in Nevada County owned by the Federal Government is $687,500,000, causing a loss in Taxes of $17,187.00, per year. ‘ BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA PA. $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a cy 5 : Introduc: sry Offer, 6 Saturday Ianase 223 Conte p Page Three oe troops. . a bay region ship * circled over the ship two or three ._ : San Juan Capistrano and swallows. is itted invite his wife Liska frequently left the hospital he was permitt ee . So oot blast so seriougly injured him that in 1943 was $1,524,632,000 as com. come doubled in the same period on. yee AAW EP

y, MAY 15, 1944 NEVADA CITY NUGGET voug STORE once 10 gor tal Nee 7OOTH PASTES AND POWDERS sooth Brushes, Denture Washes Le ors Phone 100 BUY ALL YOUR is! Adaisles and Cleaners, Mouth . RE. HARRIS . % gf REXALL DRUG STORE ' (Continved from Page One) would be practically nil. Ee We have long regarded Senator Sheridan Dowhey, as a political accident, an Opportunits, carried into office on the same wave that gave us Olson and Patterson. His the kind that cause every intelliSent voter to blush. His demagogy is of the same general pattern as that of the “Man” Bilbo of Mississippi, or the “Pass the Biscuits’ Pappy”’. senator from Texas, both notorions tramps lifted by a trick of fortune into high seats. . JOP? : ; every utterance in Congress is of . We will not dispute the fact that there are five or six candidates for United States Senator, . Who seek the Republican nomination tomorrow, anyone of whom far Surpasses Senator Downey in intellectual and moral stature. However, weighing the virtues of all of them, we have decided that Lieut. Gov. Frederick Houser, leads them in several important respects. We are somewhat influenc-ed in this view because in days agone, we knew Houser’s late fath“er wh€n he, too served in the State Legislature. From a. practical standpoint, as well as from an idealistic point of view, Hous}-er is a man, who, if nominated ‘by the Republicans. can be easily elected to the U. S. Senate. We hope and believe the Republicans will give him thenomination. The first utilization of iron oc curred about 2500 years after <conpper. me . Tike Sg r) NO. 4303 TIME APPOINTED FOR WILL, ETC. PROVING STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Estate of MARY K. PAIRSONS, also known ‘as MARY KATHERINE PARSONS, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 2nd day of June 1944, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House, in the City of Nevaia, County of Nevada, has been appointed by me-as the time and place for proving the Will of said MARY K. ae ~~ eo ie 'PAIRSONS also known as MARY K. SONS, also known as WILAAM PARSONS, forthe issuance to’ him “of Letters of Admintsartion, with contest the same. A prayer for setting the estate aside to surviving spouse is included in said Petition. Dated May 9th 1944. R. N. McCORMACK, Clerk. By R. E, DEBBLE, Deuuty Clerk. PAIRSONS, deceased, and for hear-! j. THINKING OUT Lou IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE: 5 5 ati gon Ex : E i Sy — WA plage y Ya be ea id Ni v A party of agriculiural specialists and: foresters will inspect the Nevada ‘County Soil Conservation District on May 16th and 17th accordimg to Clarence E. Gassaway, ‘district president. The visit is in connection with the brush clearing program being. developed by the district. Ses, Agricultural Extension Service, Berkeley; C. W. Cleary and M. V. Penwell, Soil Conservation Service, Portland, Oregon: H. G. Fox, Soil ‘Conservation Service, Reno; H. M. Placerville; Leland Smith, ‘ Forest Service and W. F. Sharp, State Division of Forestry of Nevada City; and W. O. Hill, Agricultural Extension Service, Nevada County. . They will be accompanied by the district directors and local representatives of the soil conservation service. The group will meet at the GasSaway ranch near Higgins Corner. and after inspecting a field Gassaway intends to clear, will proceed to the A. A. Viscia ranch near the Dog Bar Road. On this ranch consider~ 4able clearing has been accomplished by burning, followed by grazing with Zoats. Z The following day ‘the group will . Visit. the Rolf, Mayben and Sleeman . properties, after which they will NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF . work out the: details of the brush . suppression and removal program. Emphasis will be placed on keeping the brush ‘out once it has ‘been bulldozed; burned, or cleared by . hand. After the war the district -expects to have heavy equipment available for the farmers, in carrying -out this work. the details of fhe brush program are worked out, they will be released to the papers. ing the application of W. E. PAR-,Chieh and General Chih Chung were . Will Annexed, when and where any, ‘tivé of the Chistes, : person ‘interested may appear and; Party in connection with seeking Parley Progressing : CHUNKING —Dr. Wang Shih sent ‘by the government last week to confer with Lin Tsu Han represenCommunist solution of outstanding issues between Kuomintang and the Chinese Communist Party through political methods. H. C. Liang, minister of information, announceil in a_ press Ea f "AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION Visitors will include-Burle J. Jon-, Lumsden, Soil Conservation Service, : UD. S.} Gassaway stated that “as soon as, clearing , ’ “,? . sa ae ’ j a “4 . ; “4 ©

aes ‘ ’ 7, one fe" —o TAX EXPERTS FAVOR CHANGE IN SACRAMENTO, May 15.—1If Californians follow the recommendations of tax experts they will vote ‘tomorrow to amend the State Con‘stitution by eliminating the prohibition against taxing federally owned , property. s i} i . Randolph Collier, state senator ‘from Yreka, expressed this convici tion here today. Chairman of the ;Committee on Tax and Fiscal Problems, functioning under the California Commission on Interstate Cooperation, he announced that his group had endorsed the ballot proposal unanimously. Refuting assertions that approval of the measure would involve California in difficulties with other States or the federal government, Senator Collier said that, after study. ing the situation, his committee is ' convinced that the Constitutional . Amendment will have just the oppe'site effect. He explained: “Federal property ownership is “oncerned largely in the eleven wes“ern states. This means thait costs of local government services furnished with respect to ‘these properties must be paid out of taxes which fre‘uently prove unfairly burdensome °7 other property owners in the vicinity. “The purposes for which this fed““9] property is held are nationwide in scope. Common fairness re“vires that local tax payments be cde in many instances. Only in this way can we avoid a disproportionate ‘tax burden on surrounding property owners for the benefit of the entire country. “Other states realize the importance of corrective measurés and are joining with California in» urging that state and federal laws provide for local taxation of federally owned property where the facts’ warrant. Legislation is now pending in congress to authorize such taxes. We must be prepared here to avail ourselves of the benefits of these laws 1s of LAWRENCE J. SKIRVING, 313. .onterence that the conferees have by eliminating from our own ~conours. ppiowertes tes! Sorerremmeange Calif., met at Sian and talks ‘have proceea-. Stitution the prohibition against tax-. ‘ ; May 35, 22, 29. as ed smoothly. : j ation of property held by the United ae CONVENIENCE (Political Advertisement) ng alley = o Ihe Voters " x alley : ‘ = oe F z Nevada County) =. te : Taxation, and the adoption of this Amendment will permit oe its consent. Se ee ments, etc. ; the state is to benefit . pending federal legislation. cheese boy Scout Comt OF . (Californians have everything io ; / sain and nothing to lose by voting Honor In Grass Valley “Yes” on May 16 with respect t©. Grass Valley Boy Scout this amendment, according to the! , Will take part in the closing court of: of the tax evperts on Senator; honor for the ‘school year this eveCollier’s committee. The proposal is ning the g James S. Hennessy permissive, they say, but essential if s,459) Following the awards of under the badges and advencements in rank, a safety first picture will be-shown. Lynne Kelly, court of honor ¢ehairiman will be in charge of awards of HERIFF’S PQ) SHER FF S POSSE merit badges. Ff ". TH 4 Judges who will make the awards ELE S OFFICERS . in the camporee events May 20th and & os 21st will. meet tomorrow evening to zhe Nevada vaeeibare: P . ai . decide upon standards on which to Posse meeting in the sheriff's o base decisions. The camporee for the Vis WS in ;in court house hasschosen the folTahoe Area troops will havent ae <ar3 ip moe = rif ar ee lowing officers: Sheriff Carl J. ‘To . Lake Olympia. For this Satygday ana biassen, chief; William Forest, cap,Sunday event between 250 and 300 ;}tain; George Walters, Jr., secretary; -. Boy Scouts are. expected. George DeSoto, list sergeant; Cliff eS 'LeDuc, 2nd sergeant; Louis LeDuc,' ° : : evada City Woman Earl Silva, Elwood Stone; Alfred . N 2 f Peard and William Eddy, directors. Witnecses Shi» Launching The posse is making plans for its . Abe annual round up and barbecue at the . dent, has written friends here she Central Houes’ in July. The eitcechema the launching of the S. S. Misis nine miles on east of Nevada City} D ; . sion Capistrano, in on the Tahoe Ukiah Road. yard last Sunday. As a man sang The posse, all mounted, is one of . when the Swallows Come Back 10 ie eolorful organizations Howard Burr, former resiving Says oes the) capistrano” hundreds of birds were county, often participating in Fourth . eased on the ship’s deck. They of July, and other community events. ere times and then flew away, making Anthony Liska Succumbs . T. H A back be most impressive sight. On the end o Heart Attac : i ainted the mission Anthony Liska, American Legion . of, ea ve oe : mem-'! : sant gmcakd SS : tee tesan amy who sang were opera singers County Hospital Saturday afternoon: ‘M@t bad given up their work: to fe followin hekrt. attack waite, their share of war work in the ship wi : ree Ne ae subject for the past, 727dS and they each gave encores. three years ; Burr had worked on this ship and’ hree : ; to attend important meetings of the. © he launching. = Elks. Most of his life was spent in SS oe mining employment. By birth he was California Cash Farm : a Slavonian and was 68 years of Income $1,524,632,000 ‘ae age.. Ze : : fornia Some yéats azo a prematare mine, Cash farm income for California he was unable to resume work. Sur-. Ped with §879,938,000 in Bit viving him are two sisters, Mrs. 2¢cording to the Bureau of pabienio Catherine Chismarich of Hlinois, and . ‘"72! Economics of the U. ‘8. Depart ive. Mario atria of tedious. jment of Agriculture. California . reFuneral arrangements: are. in Mained setoud to iowa 70. Ore) Ore charge of Holmes-Myers Funeral, 7™ peapiine bate eheen JG vet Home in Grass Valley. (of the cash farm income of the Unieee ee aS ee _ted States, the report ‘said. _ : ‘In gold rush days, exiles from Livestock and dairymnen benefited Australia’s penal colonies. congreateSpecially by lange increases, In-‘ed in “Sydney Town” on the southern slope of San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill. commercial végetable crops, fruits: ‘and nuts. ae : ‘you are calling over Your co-operation in the is , NE PACIFIC TELEP! 3 AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. wees casita + The Estimated Assessed Value of lands, etc., in Nevada County owned by the Federal Government is $687,500,000, causing a loss in Taxes of $17,187.00, per year. ‘ BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA PA.. $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a cy 5 : Introduc: sry Offer, 6 Saturday Ianase 223 Conte p Page Three oe troops. . a bay region ship * circled over the ship two or three ._ : San Juan Capistrano and swallows. is itted invite his wife Liska frequently left the hospital he was permitt ee . So oot blast so seriougly injured him that in 1943 was $1,524,632,000 as com. come doubled in the same period on. yee AAW EP