May 17, 1937 (10 pages)

MONDAY, MAY 17, 1937 Nevada City Nugget A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. ‘ iM. LETS 2 on ee : 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 Copgress, March 3, 1879 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) Sooferteafertenteateaterfeotesfeatesfeateseafeafeafe steal rte ale rteleatete fen, & Petes steriesteletefetettetetitettefeteteteieieieteiiteiiteteieieinietens Seildidicininicininiicinininiie, 3 ] In the Shade of the Old Plum Tree . It would be “penny wise and pound foolish to the ‘nth degree,” in the opinionated opinions of United States mayors to apply the national economy drive in the direction of the housing bill. The mayors are just like everybody else—they want their plunder. After that the ““economy’’ may begin somewhere else. After years of hiding their heads in the sand, the politica! managers of America’s democratic form of government are finding themselves slowly but surely befmg forced into a posi‘tion where they. must scon make plans to “provide the necessary revenues to meet the increasing costs’ of the government which they manage. Opposed to all measures for economy thee are countless claimants for special favors who would continue the “emergency” politics declared four years ago by the Federal government. It takes more than business prosperity to pry the parasites and grafters loose from the public plum tree. a rsa Son rans: I . Old Age Pensions . About the last notoriety achieved by Dr. Townsend was on the day he was sentenced to jail for contempt of a Committee of Congress. What happened about that sentence nobody jail, and it is not likely that he ever will. Imprisonment for him is apparently as remote as is possible favorable action by Condefunct. In passing it is of interest to realize that victory for oldstadio that Tk satisfies. The Good photos at reasonable Grass Valley ai? 107 Mill St. . prices—no guess work. 8. Drorcerapren hour Kodak finishing ser. i ' vice. $0 THAT YOU MAY KNOW LEISURE, REST, ‘RELAXATION, AND THE PLEASURE OF BEING WITH YOUR FAMILY —without ‘that tired feeling” AND THAT IT’S N= Give $2.50 . worth of Laundry or Dry Cleaning toa guest of the Home Craft Institute and Cocking School at one of its sessions Wednesday, Thursday or Friday ~~ K . RAM You will like the gleaming ashiteneas: the perfect ironing, the fine Jaundering, of shirts and linens. Grass Valley Laundry and Dry Cleaners 111 Bennett Street Phone 108 : pa Valley * knows, but the good old doctor never saw the inside of the. — gress concerning his plan. To all appearances the scheme is . 4 . . . ENEMY age pensions is no longer a matter of doubt. The whole political machinery of the government appears to favor such a system of pensioning, to include everybody who is not selfsustaining beyond the age of sixty-five. Newspaper Circulations Increase A study of newspaper circulations throughout the Uniyears. Evidently thousands of people have turned off their boisterous, jazzy radios, and gone back to their daily newspapers. That makes for sense. TENNIS TOURNEY TO BE HELD . valley on May 21. the girls’ physical education department. represent Nevada City in the county championship to be played at Grass ted States shows a steady upward turn during the past three . SEVEN SPECIES OF PARASITES TO EAT SCALE RIVERSIDE, May 17.—Seven new beneficial parasites that prey upon the black scale in citrus orchards have been imported from South Africa and are now at the experiment station of the University of California here for observation and experimental purposes. The seven new species are effective as a biological The four boys, control of the black scale pest in the South African citrus belt, and it is . hoped they may become a biological control for the pest in California. — selected are: Paul Coke, Robert In a recent tournament of ouc-. Philbrick} Cliff Hoff, and Eddie standing students who are tennis. Doolittle. A girls’ singles and dou. players, four ‘boys were chosen to. bles tournament is being planned by The parasites were collected in ‘South Africa by Harold Compere, entomologist at the experiment sta-. PORTUGUESEDO © HONOR TOU.C. BERKELEY, May 17.—In remembrence of the founding of courses in the campus, a coniPortuguese on mittee of prominent Portuguese residents of the San Francis<o Bay. regjon recently presented a bust of Camoens, most famous of ali _Portu-" guese writers, to the Univerlsity of California. Alberto Moura, committee, made the formal presentation to Dr. Monroe BE. Duetsch, vire president and provost of the University, at a luncheon held at the Women’s Faculty Club. In making the presentation, Moura: said, ‘‘The bust of our immortal poet placed in the y of this University will be the chairman of the librar symbol of genius of a people who in modern initiated the geographical curiosity which impelled them to conquer a world by land and by sea. The discovery of America was an their mariepisode resulting from time policy.” ; Seconding Moura, G. Armas do Amaral, acting Portuguese econsulgeneral in San Francisco, said, ‘‘The first cultivated language to be heard in California, used in its first civil and historical act when Juan Rodrigues Barbillo issued his proclamation upon his arrival on these shores, was the Portuguese language. This fact alone should bring to Californians the desire to know the treasures of this tongue, and also, the man who enriched: it, shaped it, and immortalized it—the epic poet, Luis de Camoens.” Also present were Dr. Fidelino de Figueredo visiting lecturer in Portugese, who gave the first Portnueuese course on the University campus in 1931, and other members of the University faculty and administra-_ tion, : Camoens is best remembered for his great epic poems, the Lusiads -dealing with the exploits of the Portuguese heroes in carving out the Portuguese empire. tion, who went to South Africa in search for a beneficial parasite to use against the red scale. He found a parasite that preys upon red scale, and that is also being experimented with in the hope that it.may become an effective control of the _ pest. Should it become a sufficient control so that growers of citrus trees, an estimated saving of nearly three million dollars a year would be effected. rich Siete ieae ie pepe tei f ee 3 Pater tater at sata tata stat Patt tata tatters rata re SEE THESE ERRATA rn ne er eh a ne ee eee Le Le LeeLee Always remember when buying living room furniture that you want comfort, style, and quality, something that you can show your many friends with pride for years to come; something that your children can romp around on and not hurt; something that will remain a worthy addition to your living room and enhance its beauty and yet cost no more than you can afford to pay. KROEHLER OFFERS YOU THIS” NEW SUITES 4T die, Vieeeas Furniture Co. “Your Home Planning Headquarters” SE Dee eck Wek Dock Wael Weck Wack Faaed Bead Cok Died Decal ec’ Comck Bend Biel Bead Beet Bend Mend Bnd er) CT ws i td tl od PP EL EL LoCLeLeoLeLciLeick A Bc BoM Ded Veal Deol WeoN Weal Dial Haall Denel Wendl Budd Peal Bod Bad Gaal E wl Bac Wosdl Haat Wa Wad Bad Dos Bac Wa Weal Qa Gaal Wa Wood Wood Wot OoeS aod Wot Wad Dad Vad Pod Bed Pood Bua Det Pe Dan D LAUR URLS SELLE LLL LE LE LE LEE LLL Lee Le Le LeeLee Le LeLecLeir eis "® =a i RES

MONDAY, MAY 17, 1937 Nevada City Nugget A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. ‘ iM. LETS 2 on ee : 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 Copgress, March 3, 1879 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) Sooferteafertenteateaterfeotesfeatesfeateseafeafeafe steal rte ale rteleatete fen, & Petes steriesteletefetettetetitettefeteteteieieieteiiteiiteteieieinietens Seildidicininicininiicinininiie, 3 ] In the Shade of the Old Plum Tree . It would be “penny wise and pound foolish to the ‘nth degree,” in the opinionated opinions of United States mayors to apply the national economy drive in the direction of the housing bill. The mayors are just like everybody else—they want their plunder. After that the ““economy’’ may begin somewhere else. After years of hiding their heads in the sand, the politica! managers of America’s democratic form of government are finding themselves slowly but surely befmg forced into a posi‘tion where they. must scon make plans to “provide the necessary revenues to meet the increasing costs’ of the government which they manage. Opposed to all measures for economy thee are countless claimants for special favors who would continue the “emergency” politics declared four years ago by the Federal government. It takes more than business prosperity to pry the parasites and grafters loose from the public plum tree. a rsa Son rans: I . Old Age Pensions . About the last notoriety achieved by Dr. Townsend was on the day he was sentenced to jail for contempt of a Committee of Congress. What happened about that sentence nobody jail, and it is not likely that he ever will. Imprisonment for him is apparently as remote as is possible favorable action by Condefunct. In passing it is of interest to realize that victory for oldstadio that Tk satisfies. The Good photos at reasonable Grass Valley ai? 107 Mill St. . prices—no guess work. 8. Drorcerapren hour Kodak finishing ser. i ' vice. $0 THAT YOU MAY KNOW LEISURE, REST, ‘RELAXATION, AND THE PLEASURE OF BEING WITH YOUR FAMILY —without ‘that tired feeling” AND THAT IT’S N= Give $2.50 . worth of Laundry or Dry Cleaning toa guest of the Home Craft Institute and Cocking School at one of its sessions Wednesday, Thursday or Friday ~~ K . RAM You will like the gleaming ashiteneas: the perfect ironing, the fine Jaundering, of shirts and linens. Grass Valley Laundry and Dry Cleaners 111 Bennett Street Phone 108 : pa Valley * knows, but the good old doctor never saw the inside of the. — gress concerning his plan. To all appearances the scheme is . 4 . . . ENEMY age pensions is no longer a matter of doubt. The whole political machinery of the government appears to favor such a system of pensioning, to include everybody who is not selfsustaining beyond the age of sixty-five. Newspaper Circulations Increase A study of newspaper circulations throughout the Uniyears. Evidently thousands of people have turned off their boisterous, jazzy radios, and gone back to their daily newspapers. That makes for sense. TENNIS TOURNEY TO BE HELD . valley on May 21. the girls’ physical education department. represent Nevada City in the county championship to be played at Grass ted States shows a steady upward turn during the past three . SEVEN SPECIES OF PARASITES TO EAT SCALE RIVERSIDE, May 17.—Seven new beneficial parasites that prey upon the black scale in citrus orchards

have been imported from South Africa and are now at the experiment station of the University of California here for observation and experimental purposes. The seven new species are effective as a biological The four boys, control of the black scale pest in the South African citrus belt, and it is . hoped they may become a biological control for the pest in California. — selected are: Paul Coke, Robert In a recent tournament of ouc-. Philbrick} Cliff Hoff, and Eddie standing students who are tennis. Doolittle. A girls’ singles and dou. players, four ‘boys were chosen to. bles tournament is being planned by The parasites were collected in ‘South Africa by Harold Compere, entomologist at the experiment sta-. PORTUGUESEDO © HONOR TOU.C. BERKELEY, May 17.—In remembrence of the founding of courses in the campus, a coniPortuguese on mittee of prominent Portuguese residents of the San Francis<o Bay. regjon recently presented a bust of Camoens, most famous of ali _Portu-" guese writers, to the Univerlsity of California. Alberto Moura, committee, made the formal presentation to Dr. Monroe BE. Duetsch, vire president and provost of the University, at a luncheon held at the Women’s Faculty Club. In making the presentation, Moura: said, ‘‘The bust of our immortal poet placed in the y of this University will be the chairman of the librar symbol of genius of a people who in modern initiated the geographical curiosity which impelled them to conquer a world by land and by sea. The discovery of America was an their mariepisode resulting from time policy.” ; Seconding Moura, G. Armas do Amaral, acting Portuguese econsulgeneral in San Francisco, said, ‘‘The first cultivated language to be heard in California, used in its first civil and historical act when Juan Rodrigues Barbillo issued his proclamation upon his arrival on these shores, was the Portuguese language. This fact alone should bring to Californians the desire to know the treasures of this tongue, and also, the man who enriched: it, shaped it, and immortalized it—the epic poet, Luis de Camoens.” Also present were Dr. Fidelino de Figueredo visiting lecturer in Portugese, who gave the first Portnueuese course on the University campus in 1931, and other members of the University faculty and administra-_ tion, : Camoens is best remembered for his great epic poems, the Lusiads -dealing with the exploits of the Portuguese heroes in carving out the Portuguese empire. tion, who went to South Africa in search for a beneficial parasite to use against the red scale. He found a parasite that preys upon red scale, and that is also being experimented with in the hope that it.may become an effective control of the _ pest. Should it become a sufficient control so that growers of citrus trees, an estimated saving of nearly three million dollars a year would be effected. rich Siete ieae ie pepe tei f ee 3 Pater tater at sata tata stat Patt tata tatters rata re SEE THESE ERRATA rn ne er eh a ne ee eee Le Le LeeLee Always remember when buying living room furniture that you want comfort, style, and quality, something that you can show your many friends with pride for years to come; something that your children can romp around on and not hurt; something that will remain a worthy addition to your living room and enhance its beauty and yet cost no more than you can afford to pay. KROEHLER OFFERS YOU THIS” NEW SUITES 4T die, Vieeeas Furniture Co. “Your Home Planning Headquarters” SE Dee eck Wek Dock Wael Weck Wack Faaed Bead Cok Died Decal ec’ Comck Bend Biel Bead Beet Bend Mend Bnd er) CT ws i td tl od PP EL EL LoCLeLeoLeLciLeick A Bc BoM Ded Veal Deol WeoN Weal Dial Haall Denel Wendl Budd Peal Bod Bad Gaal E wl Bac Wosdl Haat Wa Wad Bad Dos Bac Wa Weal Qa Gaal Wa Wood Wood Wot OoeS aod Wot Wad Dad Vad Pod Bed Pood Bua Det Pe Dan D LAUR URLS SELLE LLL LE LE LE LEE LLL Lee Le Le LeeLee Le LeLecLeir eis "® =a i RES