November 25, 1946 (8 pages)

PAGE. SIX NEVADA ¢ CITYGRASS _ VALLEY NUGGET _ MONDAY. rtd aantialas 25: 1946 v ‘ Hard work may be highly respectable but you can’t ever make it popu. lar. RHA MMWR: A subscription to the ueguson i provides a ready answer 4 . Dect iN to ue gut prooliem . — oa A YEAR e Nevada Cityar ea a talk Sid, MR A Ai A AG AR AA : GALA WELCOME FOR = TURURY LINER — . mental correspondence course while Wiinadiokwe Delivery ® _ A KITCHEN GIFT— Some With Trash Burners or Griddles : Nevada City Furniture & taking on the jo training if he is unable to attend similar classes operated by local schools. Q: Do I have to take physical examination to reinstate my Gi ingurA: No. A physical examination may not be necessary if you apply for reinstatement before February 1, . 1947 or within six months after your policy lapsed—+whichever is later. Q: If I borrow money from the ViA on my convverted GI insuranice what interest will I have to pay? A: The new rate of interest on such loans is 4%. Just because we have free speech in this country some people think they can give out a lot of cheap talk. NEVADA OFTY, PHONE 308 LLL, 10-Day Service E. M. DALPEZ Watch Repairing National Hotel Building Nevada City & . fire HOT CLOTHES START FIRE GRASS VALLEY: The Grass Val-. of Jess Younkers The fire was strung diagonally across the kitchen caught Prompt action lished resulted in from -the stove. h a fire extin minor damake. only i ley Fire Department were called on . last Thursday morning to put out a . fire in the home . on East Main Street. started whien a line of clothes ee ee TRAFFIC STATISTICS Urban traffic deaths for the month of September ‘amounted to 880 throughout the country in comparison with 2060 rural deaths from the same cause. Statistics emphasize more than words the need for slower speed on the open highways, particularly, after dark when visibility is greatly, reduced both for the pedestrian and the motorist. — Le Advertisement uit We were sitting on Bill Webster’s porch the other night, chatting over x» glass of beer—when the talk turas to forest preservation, soil erosion, and other things that affect a farming community. Judge Cunningham speaks up: “It’s all right to worry about conserving our natural resources,” he says, “but there’s a far bigger problem when it comes to conservation—and that’s preserving our democratic way of life, our sense of personal freedom, our respect for one dnother’s rights.” A Lessen Conservation From where I sit, the Judge is ‘right. All America’s great resources, our abundant natural wealth, are lost the minute we lose the right to work them as free people in a free land! Whenever you see or hear of an encroachment on our rights— whether it’s the right to free speech, or the right to vote as we see fit, or the right to enjoy a friendly glass of beer in licensed, law-abiding places . watch out! . Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundation NEVER A DULL Broad Street D O YOU WANT TO HAVE A GOOD TIME? RIGH WHEN THE WEATHER IS BRISK AND _~ A WARM DRINK WILL PEP YOU UP. gn AN ATMOSPHERE OF HAPPINESS AND FRIENDLINESS. MOMENT TO REMEMBER {. YOUR CARES. BG NOWING ALL THE TIME YOU’RE GETTING THE BEST QUALITY DRINKS. rant THINKING NOW. ABOUT JOINING US TONIGHT! Hob Nob Club ‘A lively place in a lively town with history’ Nevada City Il a Grass Valley aR FASTEST AND FINEST PASSENGER SHIP to be built in the U.S., the luxury liner America is given a gala welcome a A as she comes into New York harbor after a test yun from Newport News, Va. Known during the war as the N UGGE i . U.S.S. West Point, the flagship of the U.S. Lines’carried 400 guests and was put through a routine of zig-zags, : 4 speed tests and sharp turns in the course of her trip. Almost completely redecorated and rebuilt, the Se tere America will carry Hey passengers when she starts on her regular Atlantic run, (International) iy ios NOTICE OF INTENTION TO. EN9 GAGE IN THE SALE OF os ee November 19, 1946. . TO WHOM/IT MAY CONCERN: . Notice is herby given that fifteen . days afterthe date posted, the un; . , ‘(fersigned. proposes to sell alcoholic @ HEY’RE Veterans of World War II who are jDeverages at these premises, describCHEERFUL! . working full time and would like to , ed as follows: 2 i continue their educations with eo-= eRe s * : . resplondente courses. May do so 5 oe. ae tuan, Nevada County. NTERESTING Waobhaas ee ae ee ere Pursuant to such intenion, the un ss administration. ’ detan oa 4 ivi aap as" @ DESIGNS! Any veteran who is eligible for irae ee a ae : “~ ore ae education is also qualified to take . ,” hres ae e paint : rans tion of an alcoSe one or more correspondence courses. Shey rea oy y thi f hag ee eeENT Aipiplication can be made-in peroped — — ected son or by mail at: th TASTE! o y i} att . nearest VA One sale beer and wine. 4 olfice, where information ragerding : J Anyone desiring to protest the approved schools’ and courses is}, 5 : issuance of such lisence may file a N PY available. nari t AP : ; verified protest with the State Board Sm _ Time spent in studying by corresp-. .¢ ~ Paeene ~ PATTERNS es . ee of Equalization at Sacramento, Calishauna : eS only one quarter . ¢ornia, stating grounds for denial as of a veteran’s education entitlement. rovided b ; F However, if such study gives college . me Pe dieser oe ‘ &© . now licensed for the sale of alcoholPrices or university credit and the veteran };, beverages higbees es six OF Mone credit . * MARIE YOUNG, nits, ess half of the time spent in CLIFFORD YOUNG. 1.00 10 500 completing the courses will be! _ Fi e charged against his entltlement. For example, if a veteran who. is entitled to three years of education WILLIAM HOME ee ere responidence course, he will have used only three months of his edueaIa MEN S WEAR tion entitlement—one quarter of the 203 Broad See Nevada City time used to finiish the course. If the same veteran should take two courses from the Universitv of ARE, EM PRE MRED MEA 1 EE ENE EE ME MER MES ME EE ME California that give three credits J each and require four months to TABLE DECORATIONS FOR complete, two months will be charg: ed against his entitlement—one half : of the time spent on the courses. VA will pay up to $500 for the & . complete cost of all correspondence . Work taken, including equipment that PACKARD BOUQUETS ek CORSAGES a PI A NTS is normally required. In no case will : a . a suibsistence allowance be paid. A! Whatever education entitlement tg DEALER left over when the veteran has finGrass Valle Floral O. ished his correspondence courses may JIM ERSKINE ‘ be used for any other type of apProprietor proved educational pursuit, inelud°Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Phone 65R11 4 . ine on the job training. 401 East Main Street A veteran may enroll for a suppleGrass Valley 2RARAAEAMAHARD DEAD TAAEAAARRADDT IAAT x Telephone 474 day? Erskine Automotive Electric Service AND NOW-NIGHT SERVICE Our Shops:Are Open From 8 A. M. Until 12 Midnight OUR HIGHLY TRAINED MECHANICS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE DURING SIXTEEN HOURS EACH DAY WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF GENUINE AUTO PARTS IN THIS AREA. / CAN YOU AFFORD a breakdown with the car situation as it is toIT WILL PAY YOU MANY FOLD TO TAKE AS GOOD CARE OF YOUR AUTO AS YOU DO OF YOUR WATCH REMEMBER THAT NOW WE. CAN SERVE YOU AT NIGHT. Arch Parman, well known auto mechanic with years of experience is our night supervisor

PAGE. SIX NEVADA ¢ CITYGRASS _ VALLEY NUGGET _ MONDAY. rtd aantialas 25: 1946 v ‘ Hard work may be highly respectable but you can’t ever make it popu. lar. RHA MMWR: A subscription to the ueguson i provides a ready answer 4 . Dect iN to ue gut prooliem . — oa A YEAR e Nevada Cityar ea a talk Sid, MR A Ai A AG AR AA : GALA WELCOME FOR = TURURY LINER — . mental correspondence course while Wiinadiokwe Delivery ® _ A KITCHEN GIFT— Some With Trash Burners or Griddles : Nevada City Furniture & taking on the jo training if he is unable to attend similar classes operated by local schools. Q: Do I have to take physical examination to reinstate my Gi ingurA: No. A physical examination may not be necessary if you apply for reinstatement before February 1, . 1947 or within six months after your policy lapsed—+whichever is later. Q: If I borrow money from the ViA on my convverted GI insuranice what interest will I have to pay? A: The new rate of interest on such loans is 4%. Just because we have free speech in this country some people think they can give out a lot of cheap talk. NEVADA OFTY, PHONE 308 LLL, 10-Day Service E. M. DALPEZ Watch Repairing National Hotel Building Nevada City & . fire HOT CLOTHES START FIRE GRASS VALLEY: The Grass Val-. of Jess Younkers The fire was strung diagonally across the kitchen caught Prompt action lished resulted in from -the stove. h a fire extin minor damake. only i ley Fire Department were called on . last Thursday morning to put out a . fire in the home . on East Main Street. started whien a line of clothes ee ee TRAFFIC STATISTICS Urban traffic deaths for the month of September ‘amounted to 880 throughout the country in comparison with 2060 rural deaths from the same cause. Statistics emphasize more than words the need for slower speed on the open highways, particularly, after dark when visibility is greatly, reduced both for the pedestrian and the motorist. — Le Advertisement uit We were sitting on Bill Webster’s porch the other night, chatting over x» glass of beer—when the talk turas to forest preservation, soil erosion, and other things that affect a farming community. Judge Cunningham speaks up: “It’s all right to worry about conserving our natural resources,” he says, “but there’s a far bigger problem when it comes to conservation—and that’s preserving our democratic way of life, our sense of personal freedom, our respect for one dnother’s rights.” A Lessen Conservation From where I sit, the Judge is ‘right. All America’s great resources, our abundant natural wealth, are lost the minute we lose the right to work them as free people in a free land! Whenever you see or hear of an encroachment on our rights— whether it’s the right to free speech, or the right to vote as we see fit, or the right to enjoy a

friendly glass of beer in licensed, law-abiding places .. watch out! . Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundation NEVER A DULL Broad Street D O YOU WANT TO HAVE A GOOD TIME? RIGH WHEN THE WEATHER IS BRISK AND _~ A WARM DRINK WILL PEP YOU UP. gn AN ATMOSPHERE OF HAPPINESS AND FRIENDLINESS. MOMENT TO REMEMBER {. YOUR CARES. BG NOWING ALL THE TIME YOU’RE GETTING THE BEST QUALITY DRINKS. rant THINKING NOW. ABOUT JOINING US TONIGHT! Hob Nob Club ‘A lively place in a lively town with history’ Nevada City Il a Grass Valley aR FASTEST AND FINEST PASSENGER SHIP to be built in the U.S., the luxury liner America is given a gala welcome a A as she comes into New York harbor after a test yun from Newport News, Va. Known during the war as the N UGGE i . U.S.S. West Point, the flagship of the U.S. Lines’carried 400 guests and was put through a routine of zig-zags, : 4 speed tests and sharp turns in the course of her trip. Almost completely redecorated and rebuilt, the Se tere America will carry Hey passengers when she starts on her regular Atlantic run, (International) iy ios NOTICE OF INTENTION TO. EN9 GAGE IN THE SALE OF os ee November 19, 1946. . TO WHOM/IT MAY CONCERN: . Notice is herby given that fifteen . days afterthe date posted, the un; . , ‘(fersigned. proposes to sell alcoholic @ HEY’RE Veterans of World War II who are jDeverages at these premises, describCHEERFUL! . working full time and would like to , ed as follows: 2 i continue their educations with eo-= eRe s * : . resplondente courses. May do so 5 oe. ae tuan, Nevada County. NTERESTING Waobhaas ee ae ee ere Pursuant to such intenion, the un ss administration. ’ detan oa 4 ivi aap as" @ DESIGNS! Any veteran who is eligible for irae ee a ae : “~ ore ae education is also qualified to take . ,” hres ae e paint : rans tion of an alcoSe one or more correspondence courses. Shey rea oy y thi f hag ee eeENT Aipiplication can be made-in peroped — — ected son or by mail at: th TASTE! o y i} att . nearest VA One sale beer and wine. 4 olfice, where information ragerding : J Anyone desiring to protest the approved schools’ and courses is}, 5 : issuance of such lisence may file a N PY available. nari t AP : ; verified protest with the State Board Sm _ Time spent in studying by corresp-. .¢ ~ Paeene ~ PATTERNS es . ee of Equalization at Sacramento, Calishauna : eS only one quarter . ¢ornia, stating grounds for denial as of a veteran’s education entitlement. rovided b ; F However, if such study gives college . me Pe dieser oe ‘ &© . now licensed for the sale of alcoholPrices or university credit and the veteran };, beverages higbees es six OF Mone credit . * MARIE YOUNG, nits, ess half of the time spent in CLIFFORD YOUNG. 1.00 10 500 completing the courses will be! _ Fi e charged against his entltlement. For example, if a veteran who. is entitled to three years of education WILLIAM HOME ee ere responidence course, he will have used only three months of his edueaIa MEN S WEAR tion entitlement—one quarter of the 203 Broad See Nevada City time used to finiish the course. If the same veteran should take two courses from the Universitv of ARE, EM PRE MRED MEA 1 EE ENE EE ME MER MES ME EE ME California that give three credits J each and require four months to TABLE DECORATIONS FOR complete, two months will be charg: ed against his entitlement—one half : of the time spent on the courses. VA will pay up to $500 for the & . complete cost of all correspondence . Work taken, including equipment that PACKARD BOUQUETS ek CORSAGES a PI A NTS is normally required. In no case will : a . a suibsistence allowance be paid. A! Whatever education entitlement tg DEALER left over when the veteran has finGrass Valle Floral O. ished his correspondence courses may JIM ERSKINE ‘ be used for any other type of apProprietor proved educational pursuit, inelud°Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Phone 65R11 4 . ine on the job training. 401 East Main Street A veteran may enroll for a suppleGrass Valley 2RARAAEAMAHARD DEAD TAAEAAARRADDT IAAT x Telephone 474 day? Erskine Automotive Electric Service AND NOW-NIGHT SERVICE Our Shops:Are Open From 8 A. M. Until 12 Midnight OUR HIGHLY TRAINED MECHANICS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE DURING SIXTEEN HOURS EACH DAY WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF GENUINE AUTO PARTS IN THIS AREA. / CAN YOU AFFORD a breakdown with the car situation as it is toIT WILL PAY YOU MANY FOLD TO TAKE AS GOOD CARE OF YOUR AUTO AS YOU DO OF YOUR WATCH REMEMBER THAT NOW WE. CAN SERVE YOU AT NIGHT. Arch Parman, well known auto mechanic with years of experience is our night supervisor