May 24, 1940 (8 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1940. PAGE FOUR ‘of Jesus‘ Name,” congregation. Pray. ET ROTARIANS VISIT EUREKA ed by showing them the historic vA) { SPECIAL i er, pastor. Chorus Salutation, SamESSEMBLY NDS —_—— sights of Nevada county and a spec: oh uel Richard Gaines. Dedication, Rov-. . “ «+ Clyde Gwin, president of Nevada. jal barbecue dinner be served at D ert Franz. O. Bread of Life, Cesar R City Rotary, accompanied by H. F. Skilman Flat east of Nevada City Screen oors Franck: Seri=ture reading. The TAX SATU ATION Sofge and Guerdon Ellis, fellow! and then the journey be continued on Cc METHODIST CHURCH Green Cathedral, Carl-Hahn. Passing a members, attended an interdistrict, to Lake Tahoe, Messrs. Guerdon BiSUNDAY SERVICES by, Henry Pursell. Dawn, Pearl CurPQ) ' ‘Rotary meeting in Eureka Sunday! lis, C. M. Gwin and Sofge were en@) . ran. Calm as the Night, Carl Bohm. INT REACHED and Monday returning Tuesday. tertained all along the route they M 2 Se Offering and offertory. Vocal solo While in Eureka they were taken. traveled over the past week end and P Peed Sapte eg Pun by special request “Come unto Me” SACRAMENTO, May 23.—Califor-. through the great plant oF the Pacific} at Seotia they were served a crab L bare ge ia sen: eran Mrs. Emma Dunstan. Sermonette. nia has reached the “saturation. lumber company at Scotia. 4 feed and luncheon at Garberville and E Sites Beane Hawkins Eiiaik URE “Service’’ pastor. Chorus My Creed,. point” in taxation, the state assemH. F. Sofge, secretary of the Ne-. Bureka. Sua aa : __. Elizabeth Barrett. Songs my mother. bly Revenue and Taxation commii-. V@da City Chamber of Commerce, Literature was exchanged at difT Oneal 2 rules ips Almenty taught me, Dvorak Stcikles. A Spirit. tee reorted to the state legislative . Stated yesterday that tentative plans. ferent places they visited and plans E las uee Gy Go Flower, Campbell Tipton. God of all! body today, adding that there is no ve been' made to entertain a cara-. made to route travelers each way pean ee imioneine Hevtiiial pes ature, Carl Hahn. need of any new taxes at this timg. . V4 ~of NiBItOrs from Eureka, ee over the Tahoe Ukiah on sight-seeing With Spring Hinge Handle Offering and offertory Hymn “y ey oe ee Soe ke tev The re t It of i hie sto : Pare esis ies igi ? ae . 2 ; eed Mayet ed to hear this wonderful program. ee ee ee jother cities along the Tahoe Ukiah . Love Thy Kingdom,’ congregation. The choral versonncl Mrs Geo Ab. gation during the last ten weeks re-. highway that expect to travel to the Cooperative dairy farmers fear the Hook and Eye $2.95 ‘Sermon, “Our Great Heroes,” MemZ sof th isl lared th i : ’ gaat ee , evedo, Mrs. N. Byers, Mrs. ‘Cari. °@8S Of the legislature, declared the. end of Highway 20 in the near fut-. threatened trade agreement with 1 . Orial service. Hymn 489. ‘‘America,”’ Rook. Wes. “Omer Chek dire 8 entire economic structure of the state. re, This group would be entertainArgentina which produces butter at Screen Cloth, ..sq. ft. 37/2¢ . congregation. Prayer, Rev. H. H. Cross, Mrs, B, E. Eastburn, Mrs, A_. '8 threatened with “devastating de12 cents a pound and cheese at 6 eridae Will Wank tO akiend chareh Frisbee, Mrs. C. H. Fennel, Mrs. G. . ~ T P ay 1 1 : HILLS FLAT LUMBER CO. somewhere next Sunday Epworth stig Nana ast nes to asta a Ak ie rae ae ne Home-Owned Yard League service.at 6:3 p. m. Miss ee ee ee of tate nee e fui Hanns . HILLS FLAT PHONE 699 Alice Norton leader. a ee a eee ae market for state warrants and to Sica cert by-the Singing} F: 4::Prior, Mrs. E. Pennigar, Mrs. : acred cencer J sini bring about a_ balanced budget . J. Rifkin, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs. J. Vihel, Mrs. N. Woodward, Mrs: Emmas Dunstan director, Mrs. Adin Henderson, accompanist. Week events. Quartz and Placer ciaim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. Mothers cf Sacramento. Program as Hymn “All Hail the Power through economy and efficiency in administration of state governmental affairs, continued the report, submitted by the committee chairman, . follows: A benefit concert . a Hae a oa oy Assemblyman Rodney Turner, Bakt Your banker A. Choral. Society of Grass Valley. ai ae tex egllacti have i q The proceed will go to the church Geblapatss Sap Seed cheer teh ra haa . ed three fold, from $103,686,036 or $18.26 per citizen. of California in 1929-30 preceding the depression 1a $311,850,709 or $44.93 per citizen in 1938-39,” the report read. “It is the belief of this committee that the saturation point has been reached and that the imposition of additional taxes would prove disastrous to the well being of the people as a whole and devastating to the economic security of the stage of California,’ it continued. Increased tax burdens: fall directly upon business and business transactions and, said the legislators, ‘‘if business and industry are to be en-.and your friend fund. Silver offering. cordially invited. improvement All TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES The first Sunday after Trinity— 8:30 a. m. Holy communion. 9:45 a. m. Church school. 11 a. m. Morning prayer and address. The rector will address the congregation upon: “What Makes People Bad?’’ The music will be led by the vested choir. Mrs. C. A. Libbey will direct the choir. Miss Mary Libbey will be at : 3 i ; 5 : j . 1 i ; The gift to delight her luxury-loving young . heart. sheer, flattering stockings that will make her slim "Personal engths” -he organ. SHORT MEDIUM LONG kl " the i ven prettier. Confirmation social hour, Monday, senate to esas < teh moe ron gl aie Ba 4 p. m, The confirmees will meet at. ®™Ployment, too great a share of the $1 15 TO $1 35 gt fruits of industry must not be taken . . NoMend’s longer . the home of Mrs. Ethel Parsons to : through taxation. Gift-wrapped om request mileage, too. enjoy another social hour. Members c® the class will be received in the lovely garden of the Gillett Nursery. Choir rehearsal, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. The members of the choir will “This committee is of the firm opinion that unemployment cannot be permanently reduced until industry is encouraged to provide more jobs,’’ the report stated. ‘‘As indus9,042 Banhamericans” as part owners of this bank BERT’S DRY meet at the church to prepare for the ee cape Gea peAviiee i coke rve f isi ish on Sunday, yes ns btiaice! . T are happy to se e you. P us % phe aes We : under the stimulus of more moderGOODS S ORE od oe ee the i Roy a we ate taxation, the urge for additional Hee In your neighborhood or in your community, he’s your Noel Porter, Bishop of Northern taxes to finance relief as well as un( ) 4 employment insurance, will be lessened and the state budget automat116 Mill Street Grass Valley California, celebrated this week his seventh year as bishop to the people of this area of the country. He will a be in Nevada City June 2. Be sure to greet him upon this occasion when he will confirm the confirmees and’ institute the vestry. H. THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector. DEANNA DURBIN SINGS IN“ITS A DATE” TO PLAY AT NEVADA Hollywood’s most famous singing voice was assured fullest and most versatile range when Universal stndios prepared Deanna Durbin’s largher seventh banker.and your friend. He is happy to serve you well because he knows you and because, in serving you well, he is best serving his own business. Actually, the 9,042 men and women who work for Bank of America are part owners of this great statewide financial institution. The feeling of ownership which they enjoy,.and the feeling of neighborhood or community spirit which they share with you are the basis of the cordial, » personally interested service you receive at any of the 495 Bank of America branches, nk of America NATIONAL, £RUSi,2 ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDE L DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION . NEVADA CHLY BRANK Hi H. A. CBENOW, Manager est musical score for picture, ‘It’s a Date.’’ ] Songs of seven peoples are represented in the international score for the.film, to play at the Nevada Theatre Sunday and Monday. America is represented with a popular number, ‘‘Love Is All,” by Pinky—Tomlin and Harry Tobias. Deanna also sings the Scotch ballad, ‘‘Loch Lomond;”’ the Viennese number, Schubert’s ‘‘Ave Maria;”’ and the Italian. Puccini’s.‘‘Musetta’s Street Song” from ‘‘La Boheme.” Hawaii, colorful locale for the latter half of the picture, is represented in two new numbers presented by Harry Owens and his: Royal Hawaiians. The new songs are ‘‘It HappenNie in Kaloha’’ and ‘‘Rhythm of the slands.”’ ay Francis sings the Hungarian “Gypsy Lullaby” with a ‘gypsy ensemble in opening scenes. UST suppose that down the street a dealer had an automobile so close to your heart’s desire that it might have been made to your own specifications. ee ay the “wanted gift Wouldn’t it be tragic if you passed up that honey —just because you didn’t inquire what the prices actually wereP Here and there that’s happening, we (thy fear. Happening /because people who UY want Buicks aren’t getting the actual facts. Maybe you didn’t know, above all, that for Buick SPECIAL models, current prices} begin as low as $895 *for the business coupe, delivered at Flint. That even when you add transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), and optional equipment and accessories, delivered prices are the lowest ever on such value. or Choose from the large selection _ of cameras we’re Maybe you didn’t know that doce are five 1940 Buicks at five different price ranges. ZEIBRIGHT MINE Drifting is being done in the Ze1bright mine property to develop ore for milling. The mill remains closed and plans are going forward to handle tailings. During the last severe rainstorm the big talings dam broke and released the contents into Bear River. The Newmont company has constructed a splendid road to the mine. — featuring this GRADUATION That every one of these has a big, husky, straight-eight engine electrically balanced after assembly by Buick’s own exclusive process. But all that’s true. You can prove it any day by asking for a demonstration that costs nothing, and involves no obliThat soft, stout coil springs are found gation. on every one — that every one has recoil-mounted Knee-Action, fingerflick transmission, bona fide Buick styling — features literally counted by the dozen. So why take a chance of missing something that could be yours for the trying? Go see your Buick dealer now! KODAK BANTAM fi8 $395 Get) PEACE OFFICERS TO MEET The Peace Officers Association will hold another Ladies’ Night at the Log Cabin Inn west of Grass Valley on Friday, May 31 at 7:30 -o’clock. Charles P. Rich, United States secret service operative will show motion pictures, and “Know Your Money” being the theme of his talk. The Sacramento Pistol and Revolver Club will meet at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon, May 31 on the new Ne vada City range for a shoot. ROMEMACE Acwecpher ne : OLSON—In Calistoga, Napa coun—-e “Grass Valley's Photo Center’ ty, May 10, 1940 to Mr. and Mrs. *__107.Mill Street Grass Valley . £227 Olson,_2_ son. (The Olsons. __"SNNR—ses-me oenenaL. gear ee ait ae 2 a 2 as are of Camptonville.) ee ee {Prices subject to change without notice. Sales are hitting new highs — so Buick dealers are ready to make swell deals. buys PAUL VILES HILLS FLAT, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA a EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL MOTORS VALUE ITS AT THE NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO FAIRS

NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1940. PAGE FOUR ‘of Jesus‘ Name,” congregation. Pray. ET ROTARIANS VISIT EUREKA ed by showing them the historic vA) { SPECIAL i er, pastor. Chorus Salutation, SamESSEMBLY NDS —_—— sights of Nevada county and a spec: oh uel Richard Gaines. Dedication, Rov-. . “ «+ Clyde Gwin, president of Nevada. jal barbecue dinner be served at D ert Franz. O. Bread of Life, Cesar R City Rotary, accompanied by H. F. Skilman Flat east of Nevada City Screen oors Franck: Seri=ture reading. The TAX SATU ATION Sofge and Guerdon Ellis, fellow! and then the journey be continued on Cc METHODIST CHURCH Green Cathedral, Carl-Hahn. Passing a members, attended an interdistrict, to Lake Tahoe, Messrs. Guerdon BiSUNDAY SERVICES by, Henry Pursell. Dawn, Pearl CurPQ) ' ‘Rotary meeting in Eureka Sunday! lis, C. M. Gwin and Sofge were en@) . ran. Calm as the Night, Carl Bohm. INT REACHED and Monday returning Tuesday. tertained all along the route they M 2 Se Offering and offertory. Vocal solo While in Eureka they were taken. traveled over the past week end and P Peed Sapte eg Pun by special request “Come unto Me” SACRAMENTO, May 23.—Califor-. through the great plant oF the Pacific} at Seotia they were served a crab L bare ge ia sen: eran Mrs. Emma Dunstan. Sermonette. nia has reached the “saturation. lumber company at Scotia. 4 feed and luncheon at Garberville and E Sites Beane Hawkins Eiiaik URE “Service’’ pastor. Chorus My Creed,. point” in taxation, the state assemH. F. Sofge, secretary of the Ne-. Bureka. Sua aa : __. Elizabeth Barrett. Songs my mother. bly Revenue and Taxation commii-. V@da City Chamber of Commerce, Literature was exchanged at difT Oneal 2 rules ips Almenty taught me, Dvorak Stcikles. A Spirit. tee reorted to the state legislative . Stated yesterday that tentative plans. ferent places they visited and plans E las uee Gy Go Flower, Campbell Tipton. God of all! body today, adding that there is no ve been' made to entertain a cara-. made to route travelers each way pean ee imioneine Hevtiiial pes ature, Carl Hahn. need of any new taxes at this timg. . V4 ~of NiBItOrs from Eureka, ee over the Tahoe Ukiah on sight-seeing With Spring Hinge Handle Offering and offertory Hymn “y ey oe ee Soe ke tev The re t It of i hie sto : Pare esis ies igi ? ae . 2 ; eed Mayet ed to hear this wonderful program. ee ee ee jother cities along the Tahoe Ukiah . Love Thy Kingdom,’ congregation. The choral versonncl Mrs Geo Ab. gation during the last ten weeks re-. highway that expect to travel to the Cooperative dairy farmers fear the Hook and Eye $2.95 ‘Sermon, “Our Great Heroes,” MemZ sof th isl lared th i : ’ gaat ee , evedo, Mrs. N. Byers, Mrs. ‘Cari. °@8S Of the legislature, declared the. end of Highway 20 in the near fut-. threatened trade agreement with 1 . Orial service. Hymn 489. ‘‘America,”’ Rook. Wes. “Omer Chek dire 8 entire economic structure of the state. re, This group would be entertainArgentina which produces butter at Screen Cloth, ...sq. ft. 37/2¢ . congregation. Prayer, Rev. H. H. Cross, Mrs, B, E. Eastburn, Mrs, A_. '8 threatened with “devastating de12 cents a pound and cheese at 6 eridae Will Wank tO akiend chareh Frisbee, Mrs. C. H. Fennel, Mrs. G. . ~ T P ay 1 1 : HILLS FLAT LUMBER CO. somewhere next Sunday Epworth stig Nana ast nes to asta a Ak ie rae ae ne Home-Owned Yard League service.at 6:3 p. m. Miss ee ee ee of tate nee e fui Hanns . HILLS FLAT PHONE 699 Alice Norton leader. a ee a eee ae market for state warrants and to Sica cert by-the Singing} F: 4::Prior, Mrs. E. Pennigar, Mrs. : acred cencer J sini bring about a_ balanced budget . J. Rifkin, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs. J. Vihel, Mrs. N. Woodward, Mrs: Emmas Dunstan director, Mrs. Adin Henderson, accompanist. Week events. Quartz and Placer ciaim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. Mothers cf Sacramento. Program as Hymn “All Hail the Power through economy and efficiency in administration of state governmental affairs, continued the report, submitted by the committee chairman, . follows: A benefit concert . a Hae a oa oy Assemblyman Rodney Turner, Bakt Your banker A. Choral. Society of Grass Valley. ai ae tex egllacti have i q The proceed will go to the church Geblapatss Sap Seed cheer teh ra haa . ed three fold, from $103,686,036 or $18.26 per citizen. of California in 1929-30 preceding the depression 1a $311,850,709 or $44.93 per citizen in 1938-39,” the report read. “It is the belief of this committee that the saturation point has been reached and that the imposition of additional taxes would prove disastrous to the well being of the people as a whole and devastating to the economic security of the stage of California,’ it continued. Increased tax burdens: fall directly upon business and business transactions and, said the legislators, ‘‘if business and industry are to be en-.and your friend fund. Silver offering. cordially invited. improvement All TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES The first Sunday after Trinity— 8:30 a. m. Holy communion. 9:45 a. m. Church school. 11 a. m. Morning prayer and address. The rector will address the congregation upon: “What Makes People Bad?’’ The music will be led by the vested choir. Mrs. C. A. Libbey will direct the choir. Miss Mary Libbey will be at : 3 i ; 5 : j . 1 i ; The gift to delight her luxury-loving young . heart.. sheer, flattering stockings that will make her slim "Personal engths” -he organ. SHORT MEDIUM LONG kl " the i ven prettier. Confirmation social hour, Monday, senate to esas < teh moe ron gl aie Ba 4 p. m, The confirmees will meet at. ®™Ployment, too great a share of the $1 15 TO $1 35 gt fruits of industry must not be taken . . NoMend’s longer . the home of Mrs. Ethel Parsons to : through taxation. Gift-wrapped om request mileage, too. enjoy another social hour. Members c® the class will be received in the lovely garden of the Gillett Nursery. Choir rehearsal, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. The members of the choir will “This committee is of the firm opinion that unemployment cannot be permanently reduced until industry is encouraged to provide more jobs,’’ the report stated. ‘‘As indus9,042 Banhamericans” as part owners of this bank BERT’S DRY meet at the church to prepare for the ee cape Gea peAviiee i coke rve f isi ish on Sunday, yes ns btiaice! . T are happy to se e you. P us % phe aes We : under the stimulus of more moderGOODS S ORE od oe ee the i Roy a we ate taxation, the urge for additional Hee In your neighborhood or in your community, he’s your Noel Porter, Bishop of Northern taxes to finance relief as well as un( ) 4 employment insurance, will be lessened and the state budget automat116 Mill Street Grass Valley California, celebrated this week his seventh year as bishop to the people of this area of the country. He will a be in Nevada City June 2. Be sure to greet him upon this occasion when he will confirm the confirmees and’ institute the vestry. H. THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector. DEANNA DURBIN SINGS IN“ITS A DATE” TO PLAY AT NEVADA Hollywood’s most famous singing voice was assured fullest and most

versatile range when Universal stndios prepared Deanna Durbin’s largher seventh banker..and your friend. He is happy to serve you well because he knows you and because, in serving you well, he is best serving his own business. Actually, the 9,042 men and women who work for Bank of America are part owners of this great statewide financial institution. The feeling of ownership which they enjoy,.and the feeling of neighborhood or community spirit which they share with you are the basis of the cordial, » personally interested service you receive at any of the 495 Bank of America branches, nk of America NATIONAL, £RUSi,2 ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDE L DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION . NEVADA CHLY BRANK Hi H. A. CBENOW, Manager est musical score for picture, ‘It’s a Date.’’ ] Songs of seven peoples are represented in the international score for the.film, to play at the Nevada Theatre Sunday and Monday. America is represented with a popular number, ‘‘Love Is All,” by Pinky—Tomlin and Harry Tobias. Deanna also sings the Scotch ballad, ‘‘Loch Lomond;”’ the Viennese number, Schubert’s ‘‘Ave Maria;”’ and the Italian. Puccini’s..‘‘Musetta’s Street Song” from ‘‘La Boheme.” Hawaii, colorful locale for the latter half of the picture, is represented in two new numbers presented by Harry Owens and his: Royal Hawaiians. The new songs are ‘‘It HappenNie in Kaloha’’ and ‘‘Rhythm of the slands.”’ ay Francis sings the Hungarian “Gypsy Lullaby” with a ‘gypsy ensemble in opening scenes. UST suppose that down the street a dealer had an automobile so close to your heart’s desire that it might have been made to your own specifications. ee ay the “wanted gift Wouldn’t it be tragic if you passed up that honey —just because you didn’t inquire what the prices actually wereP Here and there that’s happening, we (thy fear. Happening /because people who UY want Buicks aren’t getting the actual facts. Maybe you didn’t know, above all, that for Buick SPECIAL models, current prices} begin as low as $895 *for the business coupe, delivered at Flint. That even when you add transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), and optional equipment and accessories, delivered prices are the lowest ever on such value. or Choose from the large selection _ of cameras we’re Maybe you didn’t know that doce are five 1940 Buicks at five different price ranges. ZEIBRIGHT MINE Drifting is being done in the Ze1bright mine property to develop ore for milling. The mill remains closed and plans are going forward to handle tailings. During the last severe rainstorm the big talings dam broke and released the contents into Bear River. The Newmont company has constructed a splendid road to the mine. — featuring this GRADUATION That every one of these has a big, husky, straight-eight engine electrically balanced after assembly by Buick’s own exclusive process. But all that’s true. You can prove it any day by asking for a demonstration that costs nothing, and involves no obliThat soft, stout coil springs are found gation. on every one — that every one has recoil-mounted Knee-Action, fingerflick transmission, bona fide Buick styling — features literally counted by the dozen. So why take a chance of missing something that could be yours for the trying? Go see your Buick dealer now! KODAK BANTAM fi8 $395 Get) PEACE OFFICERS TO MEET The Peace Officers Association will hold another Ladies’ Night at the Log Cabin Inn west of Grass Valley on Friday, May 31 at 7:30 -o’clock. Charles P. Rich, United States secret service operative will show motion pictures, and “Know Your Money” being the theme of his talk. The Sacramento Pistol and Revolver Club will meet at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon, May 31 on the new Ne vada City range for a shoot. ROMEMACE Acwecpher ne : OLSON—In Calistoga, Napa coun—-e “Grass Valley's Photo Center’ ty, May 10, 1940 to Mr. and Mrs. *__107.Mill Street Grass Valley . £227 Olson,_2_ son. (The Olsons. __"SNNR—ses-me oenenaL. gear ee ait ae 2 a 2 as are of Camptonville.) ee ee {Prices subject to change without notice. Sales are hitting new highs — so Buick dealers are ready to make swell deals. buys PAUL VILES HILLS FLAT, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA a EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL MOTORS VALUE ITS AT THE NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO FAIRS