May 18, 1942 (4 pages)

We 6 bbe eee ra Sones Page Four nl Pialinadiete Tai s 1e Le AO AO: Oe ee ee POE AC 0 Ee i COP pmMR HET Mer Mee pe ge tentitnee ae 3 ORAL, sseaiaeemeatmeemmmemesis-—enemcam sma etataian Pic iie a a aamaaaa tnee JANELLE SHELLARD, ARTHUR CARTOSCELLI MARRIED IN RENO The marriage of Miss Janelle. Shellard, who for several years was employed as a beauty operator. at Ethel’s Salon here, and Arthur (Artie) Cartoscelli, former local resident, were married in Reno, Nev., on May 9th. . arents of the former Miss Shellard! dustry in the bay area. The ‘couple Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Shellard of Oakland. The bride attended Oakland schools and after graduation from a beauty school she came to Nevada City to work at the local beauty parlor. She is a sister of Mrs. Dick Lane of this city. Cartoscelli, whoattended school in Sacramento, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cartoscelli of Nevada City. The couple were attended by the He is now employed in a defense in‘egulations covering the 6, 1942. regulations. However. ve wish to convenience of normal are required to ask you down payment on most years. to explain them to you our stores. Nevada City Grass Valley — oe . CUSTOMERS -. You have probably read that the Federal Reserve System has established certain rules and credit purchases which are effective as of May We want you to know that we will comply with the spirit and visions in these regulations impose any unsual hardspips on our customers who desire the Installment purchases are also affected. We be allowed twelve months to pay up the balance, which has been our policy for many There are other regulations which apply to regular charge accounts. formation in our offices at Nevada City and Grass Valley and.if you desire we will be glad Alpha Stores, Ltd. terms and conditions of the letter of these ‘iesare you that no proand reasonable credit. to vay a slightly larger © items but you will still We have complete inon your_next visit to — Phone 5 — Phone 88 “The Castle,” City, Grass Valley, Dutch and Ready, and North San : rue Store. In Grass Harris Francisco at Paul Elder's; Newbegin, John Howell and PM ce Rok SKETCHES OF THE GOLD COUNTRY Risichieg ofithe Cold Cmicy eubraces short, vivid recitals of the scenic and historical charm of Nevada field, French Corral, You Bet and Red Dog, Rough The book, written by Harley M. Leete, Jr., is illustrated. with pen drawings by Clifford Warner. IT SELLS FOR 50 CENTS PER COPY It is on sale in Nevada City at the Nugget Office, the . Dickerman Drug Store, the Shamrock Cafe, and the. cramento, Levinson’s Book store; in San — LIFFORD L. WARNER Nevada City Flat, Washington, BloomJuan. Valley, Samson’s sells the. : ‘would desregard the fact that in the SO BS hace Nb pe ae ence ee will live in San Francisco, Public Library Loans 1431 Books in April Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarian reports that in April: Books borrowed for home use numibered 1431; fiction 1166; juvenile 164, miscellaneous 101; books ‘borrowed from state library 12. Visitors to the reading rooms 1397; men 392; women 147; boys 426; girls 432; number of borrowers 745; total attendance 2142; daily attendance 83. Cards issued 10 adult and four juvenile; ecards canceled 7 adult and 2 juvenile a gain of 5 and our present registration 1027. Books purchased 16; donated 48; discarded 8; present acAGAIN PROPERTY LAW SAN FRANCISCO, May 18.—California is again threatened with af attack on its communitl property law in a bill which has just been introduced in Congress, Sidney M. Ehrman, Chainman of the Statewide Tax lCommiteee of the California State Chamber of Commerce, warned in a statement issued yesterday. The new bill, H. R. 7049, was introduced in the House of Representatives on May 5 by Congressman Treadway of Massachusetts. This proposal, Bhrman said, would require that for federal income tax purposes, community income shall be considered as the income of the spouse who has the management or control thereof. The effect of the ‘bill would .be to require married couples in the nine community property states, including California, to. file joint income tax returns covering community income. Separate property of married couples would not be affected. “The Treadway bill,’’ Ehrman said community property states, married women actually own one-half of all property and income acquired after marriage, except property or in@ome received through gift or inheritance. It would, in effect, tax the entire community income to the spouse havying the management thereof, although the law provides that he is only half owner 6f the income. The fact that federal income taxes levied on the basis of ownership, and not on the ‘basis of overlooked in the Treadway bill. “Again Californians must act in defense of their community property law by protesting this attempted invasion ofjthe property rights of married women.” are management is Then there was the absent-minded professor who sent his wife to the bank and kissed his money order good-bye. On second thought, maybe he wasn’t absent-minded. . site was made by the Secretary of the Navy. After the objections mention. . ed were made the Pyramid Lake site} FA BE per ee yal, fry boe * Nevada City Nugget — Monday, May 18, 1942. NAVY ABANDONS LAKE TAHOE \Congressman Harry, L. Englebright, in a.telegram to The Nugget Saturday, reported he has been advised by the Navy Department that due to engineering difficulties in construction problems Lake Tahoe ‘would not be used as a naval -training station. vised that the protest of certain ‘property owners was not a factor in this decision. “Having intimate knowledge of the lake region,’’ Englebright wires ,‘and inasmuch as the site had béen duly investigated and selected, I was quite astonished that engineering problems have developed that preclude the construction of the. project. “Still believing it to be to the best public interest and to the advancement of our war effort, I have requested that a reconsideration be given to the establishment of a naval training station at Lake Tahoe.”’ Englebright said shortly after the Secretary of the Navy on Ampril 14th announced the selection of Lake Tahoe as a naval training station certain property owners who make the lake their home for a few weeks dr months in the summer registered opposition to the lake being used as a naval training station, alleging the station would spoil the privacy of their summer homes. : “Exaggerated representations as to weather cohditions were set forth and suggestions were made that the station be established at Pyramid Lake, Nev., where in their words there was plenty of desert land,’’ Englebright wired. “The Lake Tahoe station was selected after due investigation by government officials fhefore the an. nouncement of the selection of the in Nevada was examined and I am advised a decision was rendered that this site was not suitable as a naval’ training station. “With reference to the objection of certain property owners at Lake Tahoe, I have contended there is no locality or site, no matter how select too good for the training of the men of our navy or army.” MARTINES ENTERTAIN RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martine yesterday entertained Mrs. Martine’s sister, Miss Frances Pryor of Walnut Grove, and the local woman's brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Pryor of Woodland. A surprise shower consisting mainly of choice glass ware wes presented Mr. and Mrs. Pryor who were recently married in Reno. Pryor will leave this week to join’ the: armed forces. ' sub-machine gun in the hands of formidable combination which can football backfield. Coupled to tiny hour. seconds. HOT WORK AT SHORT RANGE--The Thompson (“Tommy”) when American troops clash with those of the enemy. HERE'S PERFECT TEAM WORK—These flashy 37-millimeter anti-tank units function with the snap and precision of a well-trained over the roughest terrain at speeds often in excess of 50 miles an The crews prepare their guns for action in a matter of Englebright said he was also ad-. SITE AS NAVAL TRAINING BASE MAY CROWNING HELD Mary Jane Hawkins, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hawkins, ‘was crowned queen of the May at the annual May festivities held in St C.anice Catholic Church here yesterday. Following the church services, the youngsters participating in the crowning enjoyed a breakfast at the National Hotel. “T insured my voice for $250,000’ said a pompous singer “And what,” asked his rival, ‘did you do with the money?’’ “Jones does a lot of bragging about his wife. He’s always saying sie made him what he is today. “Humph! I don’t call that bragging.’’ LIM There was a young farmer named John, Who said to himself— “Well, I swan! Defense Bonds get bigger In value I figger While helping our Victory Get a bumper yield on your savings by investing them in U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamps for Victory. Get one today! . RESTING FORMER RESIDENT IN ARMY IN ILLINOIS WOULD LIKE LETTERS Private David) McDermott, 38 School Squadron, Building 296, Chonute Field, Ilt., is a lonely soldier and ‘would appreciate letters from Nevada Cityans. In a letter to the Nugget, Private McDermott writes: ‘“I have enjoyed seeing The Nugget very much since I have been in the army. I do not get the paper direct but a soldier gets it here and I read it from cover to cover. “Yes, I am really home sick for iINevada City. I neve thought any place could mean so much to me. But we must win this war and if I have’ to stay in Illinois, I’ll do it with no complaint. I get pretty lonesome way out here. The people are not as friendly and nice as they are back home. “TJ wish you would publish this so maybe some of the home folks would drop me a line. I really would appreciate letters.”’ JURY DENIES DAMAGES TO SIERRA. COUNTY COUPLE A superior court jury deliberated 35 minutes here before returning a verdict denying damages to Alta Joy and Earnest Joy of Sierra County, who sued Carl Panattoni, Sacramento printer, for $3,000 general damages and medical costs as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Truckee. (Maleolm Watson of Grass Valley was foreman of the jury. %, AT RICHARDSON SPRINGS James Colley of Colley’s Confectioney is enjoying a few days rest at Richardson Springs, Ellsworth Colley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colley, is in Nevada City to supervise the business while the well known local man is vacationing. S. F. Mint Arrounces Annual Settlement SAN FRANCISCO, May 18.—Due to.the annual settlement at this mint deposits received after June 12, 1942 will not be liquidated until July 1, 1942. Deposits received prior to that date or later than June 24, will be . liquidated in the customary five days. AE a p a» ok “> ie Meatestestestestestie tte teste the halal a I i i le he Sh i SB CR Se Si ie i i > THE LADY HAS PLAN back in invisible ink plans stolen Me she Me he he oe ot, oe a trained infantryman offers a spell the difference in fire-power RIDE EM COWBOY PEAS *eteteststiok ot “feoeoferteofenteatefesteateenteatefertesfertentesfesteoesteatetertentestutesentesteestentesferteofeeateofeateaeatestentesteatestesteatentest : MONDAY. WILD BILL HICKOCK RIDES esc rcie or witd Bint, He is ably supported by Constance Bennett. This picture is regarded as one of’ the most entertaining of the year. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Paulette Goddard and Ray Star in this riotous romance, Paulette is a reporter, who is mistaken for a spy known to have drawn on her ant action is entertaining and exciting. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY An Abbott and Costello pictue, “nuff sed” to movie goers who like good clean fun. Also on the program is March of Lime No. 10. * : Theatre Milland from the U. S. Navy. The resultwhich is FOR THE DURATION The Nugget comes Let us keep you informed of developments on our own front—Nevada County. The Nugget provides you with the local news you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times theprinting of the truth is essential. to you twice weekly, Monday and Thursday afternoons, at 305 Broad Street $3.00 Per Year SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY Phone 36 “jeeps” the pieces can be drawn a Dela E. J. N. OTT gata, ae NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND ‘REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold * percentages of sulphurets, valuc of sulphurets and tailings. ' Mail order check work promptly attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and ware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance “cone oa, PF Oprietor SHieilieeieiclioiciohioieinieieeieleieiofotetutet PA; $v j

We 6 bbe eee ra Sones Page Four nl Pialinadiete Tai s 1e Le AO AO: Oe ee ee POE AC 0 Ee i COP pmMR HET Mer Mee pe ge tentitnee ae 3 ORAL, sseaiaeemeatmeemmmemesis-—enemcam sma etataian Pic iie a a aamaaaa tnee JANELLE SHELLARD, ARTHUR CARTOSCELLI MARRIED IN RENO The marriage of Miss Janelle. Shellard, who for several years was employed as a beauty operator. at Ethel’s Salon here, and Arthur (Artie) Cartoscelli, former local resident, were married in Reno, Nev., on May 9th. . arents of the former Miss Shellard! dustry in the bay area. The ‘couple Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Shellard of Oakland. The bride attended Oakland schools and after graduation from a beauty school she came to Nevada City to work at the local beauty parlor. She is a sister of Mrs. Dick Lane of this city. Cartoscelli, whoattended school in Sacramento, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cartoscelli of Nevada City. The couple were attended by the He is now employed in a defense in‘egulations covering the 6, 1942. regulations. However. ve wish to convenience of normal are required to ask you down payment on most years. to explain them to you our stores. Nevada City Grass Valley — oe . CUSTOMERS -. You have probably read that the Federal Reserve System has established certain rules and credit purchases which are effective as of May We want you to know that we will comply with the spirit and visions in these regulations impose any unsual hardspips on our customers who desire the Installment purchases are also affected. We be allowed twelve months to pay up the balance, which has been our policy for many There are other regulations which apply to regular charge accounts. formation in our offices at Nevada City and Grass Valley and.if you desire we will be glad Alpha Stores, Ltd. terms and conditions of the letter of these ‘iesare you that no proand reasonable credit. to vay a slightly larger © items but you will still We have complete inon your_next visit to — Phone 5 — Phone 88 “The Castle,” City, Grass Valley, Dutch and Ready, and North San : rue Store. In Grass Harris Francisco at Paul Elder's; Newbegin, John Howell and PM ce Rok SKETCHES OF THE GOLD COUNTRY Risichieg ofithe Cold Cmicy eubraces short, vivid recitals of the scenic and historical charm of Nevada field, French Corral, You Bet and Red Dog, Rough The book, written by Harley M. Leete, Jr., is illustrated. with pen drawings by Clifford Warner. IT SELLS FOR 50 CENTS PER COPY It is on sale in Nevada City at the Nugget Office, the . Dickerman Drug Store, the Shamrock Cafe, and the. cramento, Levinson’s Book store; in San — LIFFORD L. WARNER Nevada City Flat, Washington, BloomJuan. Valley, Samson’s sells the. : ‘would desregard the fact that in the SO BS hace Nb pe ae ence ee will live in San Francisco, Public Library Loans 1431 Books in April Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarian reports that in April: Books borrowed for home use numibered 1431; fiction 1166; juvenile 164, miscellaneous 101; books ‘borrowed from state library 12. Visitors to the reading rooms 1397; men 392; women 147; boys 426; girls 432; number of borrowers 745; total attendance 2142; daily attendance 83. Cards issued 10 adult and four juvenile; ecards canceled 7 adult and 2 juvenile a gain of 5 and our present registration 1027. Books purchased 16; donated 48; discarded 8; present acAGAIN PROPERTY LAW SAN FRANCISCO, May 18.—California is again threatened with af attack on its communitl property law in a bill which has just been introduced in Congress, Sidney M. Ehrman, Chainman of the Statewide Tax lCommiteee of the California State Chamber of Commerce, warned in a statement issued yesterday. The new bill, H. R. 7049, was introduced in the House of Representatives on May 5 by Congressman Treadway of Massachusetts. This proposal, Bhrman said, would require that for federal income tax purposes, community income shall be considered as the income of the spouse who has the management or control thereof. The effect of the ‘bill would .be to require married couples in the nine community property states, including California, to. file joint income tax returns covering community income. Separate property of married couples would not be affected. “The Treadway bill,’’ Ehrman said community property states, married women actually own one-half of all property and income acquired after marriage, except property or in@ome received through gift or inheritance. It would, in effect, tax the entire community income to the spouse havying the management thereof, although the law provides that he is only half owner 6f the income. The fact that federal income taxes levied on the basis of ownership, and not on the ‘basis of overlooked in the Treadway bill. “Again Californians must act in defense of their community property law by protesting this attempted invasion ofjthe property rights of married women.” are management is Then there was the absent-minded professor who sent his wife to the bank and kissed his money order good-bye. On second thought, maybe he wasn’t absent-minded. . site was made by the Secretary of the Navy. After the objections mention. . ed were made the Pyramid Lake site} FA BE per ee yal, fry boe * Nevada City Nugget — Monday, May 18, 1942. NAVY ABANDONS LAKE TAHOE \Congressman Harry, L. Englebright, in a.telegram to The Nugget Saturday, reported he has been advised by the Navy Department that due to engineering difficulties in construction problems Lake Tahoe ‘would not be used as a naval -training station. vised that the protest of certain ‘property owners was not a factor in this decision. “Having intimate knowledge of the lake region,’’ Englebright wires ,‘and inasmuch as the site had béen duly investigated and selected, I was quite astonished that engineering problems have developed that preclude the construction of the. project. “Still believing it to be to the best public interest and to the advancement of our war effort, I have requested that a reconsideration be given to the establishment of a naval training station at Lake Tahoe.”’ Englebright said shortly after the Secretary of the Navy on Ampril 14th announced the selection of Lake Tahoe as a naval training station certain property owners who make the lake their home for a few weeks dr months in the summer registered opposition to the lake being used as a naval training station, alleging the station would spoil the privacy of their summer homes. : “Exaggerated representations as to weather cohditions were set forth and suggestions were made that the station be established at Pyramid Lake, Nev., where in their words

there was plenty of desert land,’’ Englebright wired. “The Lake Tahoe station was selected after due investigation by government officials fhefore the an. nouncement of the selection of the in Nevada was examined and I am advised a decision was rendered that this site was not suitable as a naval’ training station. “With reference to the objection of certain property owners at Lake Tahoe, I have contended there is no locality or site, no matter how select too good for the training of the men of our navy or army.” MARTINES ENTERTAIN RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martine yesterday entertained Mrs. Martine’s sister, Miss Frances Pryor of Walnut Grove, and the local woman's brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Pryor of Woodland. A surprise shower consisting mainly of choice glass ware wes presented Mr. and Mrs. Pryor who were recently married in Reno. Pryor will leave this week to join’ the: armed forces. ' sub-machine gun in the hands of formidable combination which can football backfield. Coupled to tiny hour. seconds. HOT WORK AT SHORT RANGE--The Thompson (“Tommy”) when American troops clash with those of the enemy. HERE'S PERFECT TEAM WORK—These flashy 37-millimeter anti-tank units function with the snap and precision of a well-trained over the roughest terrain at speeds often in excess of 50 miles an The crews prepare their guns for action in a matter of Englebright said he was also ad-. SITE AS NAVAL TRAINING BASE MAY CROWNING HELD Mary Jane Hawkins, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hawkins, ‘was crowned queen of the May at the annual May festivities held in St C.anice Catholic Church here yesterday. Following the church services, the youngsters participating in the crowning enjoyed a breakfast at the National Hotel. “T insured my voice for $250,000’ said a pompous singer “And what,” asked his rival, ‘did you do with the money?’’ “Jones does a lot of bragging about his wife. He’s always saying sie made him what he is today. “Humph! I don’t call that bragging.’’ LIM There was a young farmer named John, Who said to himself— “Well, I swan! Defense Bonds get bigger In value I figger While helping our Victory Get a bumper yield on your savings by investing them in U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamps for Victory. Get one today! . RESTING FORMER RESIDENT IN ARMY IN ILLINOIS WOULD LIKE LETTERS Private David) McDermott, 38 School Squadron, Building 296, Chonute Field, Ilt., is a lonely soldier and ‘would appreciate letters from Nevada Cityans. In a letter to the Nugget, Private McDermott writes: ‘“I have enjoyed seeing The Nugget very much since I have been in the army. I do not get the paper direct but a soldier gets it here and I read it from cover to cover. “Yes, I am really home sick for iINevada City. I neve thought any place could mean so much to me. But we must win this war and if I have’ to stay in Illinois, I’ll do it with no complaint. I get pretty lonesome way out here. The people are not as friendly and nice as they are back home. “TJ wish you would publish this so maybe some of the home folks would drop me a line. I really would appreciate letters.”’ JURY DENIES DAMAGES TO SIERRA. COUNTY COUPLE A superior court jury deliberated 35 minutes here before returning a verdict denying damages to Alta Joy and Earnest Joy of Sierra County, who sued Carl Panattoni, Sacramento printer, for $3,000 general damages and medical costs as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Truckee. (Maleolm Watson of Grass Valley was foreman of the jury. %, AT RICHARDSON SPRINGS James Colley of Colley’s Confectioney is enjoying a few days rest at Richardson Springs, Ellsworth Colley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colley, is in Nevada City to supervise the business while the well known local man is vacationing. S. F. Mint Arrounces Annual Settlement SAN FRANCISCO, May 18.—Due to.the annual settlement at this mint deposits received after June 12, 1942 will not be liquidated until July 1, 1942. Deposits received prior to that date or later than June 24, will be . liquidated in the customary five days. AE a p a» ok “> ie Meatestestestestestie tte teste the halal a I i i le he Sh i SB CR Se Si ie i i > THE LADY HAS PLAN back in invisible ink plans stolen Me she Me he he oe ot, oe a trained infantryman offers a spell the difference in fire-power RIDE EM COWBOY PEAS *eteteststiok ot “feoeoferteofenteatefesteateenteatefertesfertentesfesteoesteatetertentestutesentesteestentesferteofeeateofeateaeatestentesteatestesteatentest : MONDAY. WILD BILL HICKOCK RIDES esc rcie or witd Bint, He is ably supported by Constance Bennett. This picture is regarded as one of’ the most entertaining of the year. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Paulette Goddard and Ray Star in this riotous romance, Paulette is a reporter, who is mistaken for a spy known to have drawn on her ant action is entertaining and exciting. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY An Abbott and Costello pictue, “nuff sed” to movie goers who like good clean fun. Also on the program is March of Lime No. 10. * : Theatre Milland from the U. S. Navy. The resultwhich is FOR THE DURATION The Nugget comes Let us keep you informed of developments on our own front—Nevada County. The Nugget provides you with the local news you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times theprinting of the truth is essential. to you twice weekly, Monday and Thursday afternoons, at 305 Broad Street $3.00 Per Year SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY Phone 36 “jeeps” the pieces can be drawn a Dela E. J. N. OTT gata, ae NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND ‘REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold * percentages of sulphurets, valuc of sulphurets and tailings. ' Mail order check work promptly attended to.. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and ware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance “cone oa, PF Oprietor SHieilieeieiclioiciohioieinieieeieleieiofotetutet PA; $v j