October 10, 1946 (8 pages)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1946 NEVADA CITY NUGGET _PAGE THREE —_ — = —— — — —— — ee — —— — . Mrs. Chace ey ‘USO To Raise $1,503.160 ne = isle: ike eee ee ee ee i Honored At Baby Shower . In California All need the services of USO. i s his will De the final USO can:yo Mrs. { hatles Jertery Of Town Tal Crean Zatio Oo coun : a paiocn Wente saia = eaported tha Wag honoree at a baby shower Dae ty . ne igac b ns are = arry = tn — : =: will of ne 135 uso given by Mrs. Ida Guenther of this (for $1,503,160 as California’s a = =fuDys in the 1 ES = nd overcity and Mrs. Freda Ejipperson of ; the $19,000,600 national CSO. _ az : Ghee i 1 . F + = “= > Bakersfield regazitly. I Ys = = a is} i nis and The roots were corolfully decorat. : sida i Bi 3 = ase USS ed with errysanthemums, -rose; and . bie Galt igs anna 6 ee = = z gladoli. The table was daintily adorna. ce . < men in ed with pink bachelors buttons and . Ccaimmps and « ie ation duty, bat jiwhite Michaelmas daisies. . ny i ? os : for Qcto 1 as 7 © ass Attending -the affair. were Mrs = ¢ ee but *# sr William Jeffery of Town Talk, Ade. 2 = = = = i orit ¢ S$ it x = laide Mill of Napa; Edith Wood of . the d = ce = : B Sa na Rosa, Ruth M Lo and Claire Get 92 * the 52 frajor ee Fo ES eae eae Primmey of San Francisto, Nell Head, . ered community chests USO wii : a Ferkeley jlliay Vids ine a NOW CAN SEE; _ < Sotatiy bling . POC ey, Lilian Davidson ang Au . included in the thest appeals. Th wa" Tv a two years aso, Jack Wisnovski, . drey Dicason of Sacramento, Ann = & Pos . : 4b, of Verona, Pa., is making . Thwhella, Alleghany, Bernice Clemo . More than 100,009 volunt "= we 328 z up for lost time by sightseeing. . Grass Valley, Thelma Jackson, Anna . be caNing on their friends ae ule j it fale eee a he Suen a Tucker, Ruth Hutchison Rita Hutch. ’ zhbors for contributions to the DIRECTION T.AND DD. JH. Ff pe ' MeO seeeeg rafts ‘ison, Eileen Pattenggale and Ruby . USO appeal Wente said. “‘‘Fhe fact ENTERPRISES, INC. performed on both eyes success. Nev: Ci lthat os any “Gta lifornisn. =o aera : fully. Ivey of Nevada City. OCTOBER 5-M _ so many} alifornians are ewes 2 ; Sees > ing to contribute their time ana ‘Report to people waiting for telephone ‘service energy to the USO campaign” he THURSDAY said, “is in itself fine eviden<c< = the fact that California has not for— WITHOL ' i gotten the needs of the men stiti tm : service. Our armed forces next rear : aesti will total around 1,500,000 of which RESE VA E IONS F ‘ agement equality with labor unions. there: are more than 150.000 a li: . : : : : : : = ‘ in dealing Be Sen Oy BPS fornians still in service. KFnhere are CELAUDETTE COLBERT. JOHN Call expressed the belief that re-. seme 35,000 draftees, chiefly boys in WAYNE AND DON DE FORE \ vival of the broad legislative aims. their teens who, more perhops tham of the Case Bill seems possible after] any others, are in need o'f the & = the Novemlber elections —probably} Home Amay From Home that on iw~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY j early in 1947. USO can provide. In additiom there i are thousands still in army. navy ; NEW PLASTIC EYE — > . Declaring that enactment of new Perffection of a radically new labor laws and amendments’ and plastic artificial eye attached per. equitable administration of some manently to eye muscles so that it JOHNNY AND GEN= . . (ee. Pacific Coast’s amazing growth makes job bigger than ever We are adding equipment and installing telephones just as fast as conditions permit. at a faster pace this year, im fact, than ever before. But continuing shortages of equipment and restrictions on building construction have so far made it impossible for us to keep pace with the Pacific Coast’s spectac growth. Though we have already added more th 253,000 new telephones during the first eight months of this year and every bit of our equipment is working to capacity, there is still a big job ahead. You can be sure we are doing everything we can to get your telephone to you as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding and patience. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co, Goeylodg gevrar. ».Garybody Cerefda COMMUNITY 9 CHEST 114 WEST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 600 handled. present federal statutes are needed ito correct major difficulties now eristing in the labor.relations field, six point labor management policy. “Iif our economy is to survive the . Temoved daily anw washed, the unMINOR REPAIRS — With oo eae and 2 A . t © E ; es “ 73 2 4 <4 E rights of the consumer and the pub-. Preakalble — eye is attached: to MOTOR TUNE-UPS ANNE JEFFREYS lic in continuous production and ser.) and is never roses deae e : vices can not be subordinated in lab-. aise? haere — ri oe AS WELL AS GAS, O1%. AND ee ; pe : perce veloping an artificial eye capable o : or management disputes nor in in-} StIN = ter union quarrels,’’ Call said. . moving ‘th coordination with a geod seca aa ; — no ety: leve is founded principally on the — “The losses sustained are culable. Injury to the industry of ovr country because of the veto of the Case Bill becomes more apparetn every day. “Legislation must be enacted to return to the courts the power to enforce agreements lawfully made between labor and management and to prevent abuses arising out of their violation. “The California State Chamber of Commerce will seek to have provisions included in all labor legislation to insure equality ‘before the law for both labor and management.” The state chambber’s policies are: 1 Labor and management can only take out of production. in the form of wages, salaries and other intomes an amount that is commensurate with the effort they jointly inical-! orb has been A. IX Ruedemann, moves like a human reported by Dr. . . Unlike glass eyes, which must be use of a metallic mesh covering the . back ‘portion of the plastic eye, Dr. 'Ruedemann said. Mobility is obtained by sewing the eye muscles to the metal, the muscles controlling the movements of the entire eye. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Mialoney, mother of Kenneth, on her birthday Sunday, September 29. at their home on Broad Street. Out of town guests were Mrs. May Rogers of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ahart and Mr. and Mrs. George Dunlap of Lincoln. Mrs. Maloney was presented with several charming gifts: Clarence King was the first director of the United State geological survey. ! ————F —————— ee BLUE RIBBON WINNERS OUR CHOICE LIQUORS represent the very finest in selection, in Kenneth Maloney . gave a dinner in honor of Mrs.C. E.} are ready to serve you at RANKIN’S MOBILGAS SE FVICE (formerly Signal Station >) JOHNNY RANKIW?S PEcokvtiegen «. SERVICE With OLIVIA DE HIAVILAND; SING YOUR WAY DO YOU LOVE ME With MAUREEN O’HARA, DICK HAYMES AND HARRY JAMES As Only PRIN TING Printers Can If You Want Printing Dome Right — Bring It To The pans Sey beak es ae manowes ar oere Oe, Do It seceanentacn thondoon “NO JOB TOO BiG i (put into production. The walfare of j : NEVADA 3 @ 2 NUGGET Where Experienced each is dependent upon the other. NOW! FLAVOR-FAMOUS 2 & . i igh: tastes tar Oa eck: ane te BLACKSTON : Craftsmen, Usime Fime Inks and Papers, Create maintained by high production. Lab— ' Mm a U r a public gain only as the efficiency of CIGARS fi production is increased and the re-1 sultant cost to the consumer is de& = i ; : Ee by the Box! & CITY BILL HEADS e 2 Supervisory employees are POSTPAID HALL LETTERHEADS 7 Ig S as a memibers of management and should To Your Home + Immediate Delivery ENVELOPES be .so recognized, Now you can enjoy “Sunday Quality” Black3 Labor should be protected in. — Syeiny Sane extremely wildy oil long Hex STORE FORMS a its rights by laws which equally proAgate rea nisaaaaae Fremoass, full, tee to TICKETS i THE PLACE. ‘TO GO IS/THE PLACE YOU KNOW rect all citizens. We believe in the . SPECIAL SILVER ANNIVERSARY OFFER STORE FILING CARDS : y equality of all citizens before the You'll want Blackstone Cigars by the box. : . ; So we're celebrating our 25th year with a : bd ‘ : . ] pi cia er: e e u want and BOOKLETS YOU’ LL HAVE THE BEST TIME Tt swé-are opjoesd’ne lclones eat Mee en ee i eee . : P ery sen ill with your or ler as par CAFE ‘TRY OUR SERVICE, intimidation on the part of labor or Bias core ae dee te mvceay ech her oe wo LABEIS management. The public interest dePOL Wiad eiahettoaeen: x j OUR QUALITY DRINKS mands the outlawing off mass picketTest and be convinced. ee CAFE Oo HANDBILLS i , ing, secondary boycotts and hot carType les: bate Tox* = P CARDS pt AND OUR SOCIAL ATMOSPHERE co in conneetion with labor disput-. fttsntans 5. sorghse sas . . = oa ome et 5 ag y a. 15¢ Cabinet Extras : 7.50 tr U INESS RD te 5 We believe in union responae Pe kste Extras % 3:00 P. G. & E. a AND ; Z sibility for its acts, just as we be*I# sent COD, postal COD charges extra. fs ER R 5 ING . HOB NOB CLUB iu sbi = = BINDING: : the employer. ; 6 We believe that existing legis207 NINTH STREET ° PADDING : . e . « lation such as the Wagner Act should NUGGET 4 66 \ 99 SAN FRANCISCO 3, CALIF. ILLEN ; A Lively Place in'A Lively Town With History be amended or repealed to give manPAPER DR G Broad Street Nevada Cit { . . STAPLING eva ity ELECTROLUX CLEANERS — “ GROCERY ; AND OF COURSE Air humifiers are coming through every month in inoni A FINE. GRADE OF WHEN TO SEND FLOWERS creasing numbes. If you want demonstration or June deBLDG. COLOR WORK en si or ee livery Phone 415RX. . Often we are called by people who want now when to send : flowers. Invariably ‘we answer—send them when you wish. As soon H D HOYT 5 Ww. Mai S Vv Il PINE STREET i as flowers reach jour chapel they are placed ‘in position. . Overnight -v. 43 est Main Street, Grass Valley Sess they are stored im az special flower room jto jretain their freshness as ee long as: possbile. Send your flowers anytime, They jill be — OR TOO SMALL” fone chief eye surgeon of the Cleveland. ] Located on the east side of the 7) RAY MILLAND-—— me Asa V. Call president of the GaliforClinic andl rite Jardon of the Am. Nevada City-Grass Valley Hizctn: : nia State Chamber of Commercé to-/ eyiean——Optieal__Cio., Southbridge, way, 14 Mile from the City : Also day announced the state chamber’s . \fass. Limits. Nevada City Nugget 305 BROAD STREET “TELEPHONE THREE—SIX Heooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—AMBULANCE SERVICE quality and moderate price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the corner — and handy! GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE PAULINE AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI Se —OUR WORK IS GU AND REASON ¥ PRICED— . 246 Church Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 364 Corner Main and Auburn Streets Grass Valley AEs 0 ‘ OPEN DAILY — 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. ‘THREE DAY SEECWICE FOR RUSH JOBS * Cee T EE eS ee Teak Seaiese ts po are ee Cee

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1946 NEVADA CITY NUGGET _PAGE THREE —_ — = —— — — —— — ee — —— — . Mrs. Chace ey ‘USO To Raise $1,503.160 ne = isle: ike eee ee ee ee i Honored At Baby Shower . In California All need the services of USO. i s his will De the final USO can:yo Mrs. { hatles Jertery Of Town Tal Crean Zatio Oo coun : a paiocn Wente saia = eaported tha Wag honoree at a baby shower Dae ty . ne igac b ns are = arry = tn — : =: will of ne 135 uso given by Mrs. Ida Guenther of this (for $1,503,160 as California’s a = =fuDys in the 1 ES = nd overcity and Mrs. Freda Ejipperson of ; the $19,000,600 national CSO.. _ az : Ghee i 1 . F + = “= > Bakersfield regazitly. I Ys = = a is} i nis and The roots were corolfully decorat. : sida i Bi 3 = ase USS ed with errysanthemums, -rose; and . bie Galt igs anna 6 ee = = z gladoli. The table was daintily adorna. ce . < men in ed with pink bachelors buttons and . Ccaimmps and « ie ation duty, bat jiwhite Michaelmas daisies. . ny i ? os : for Qcto 1 as 7 © ass Attending -the affair. were Mrs = ¢ ee but *# sr William Jeffery of Town Talk, Ade. 2 = = = = i orit ¢ S$ it x = laide Mill of Napa; Edith Wood of . the d = ce = : B Sa na Rosa, Ruth M Lo and Claire Get 92 * the 52 frajor ee Fo ES eae eae Primmey of San Francisto, Nell Head, . ered community chests USO wii : a Ferkeley jlliay Vids ine a NOW CAN SEE; _ < Sotatiy bling . POC ey, Lilian Davidson ang Au . included in the thest appeals. Th wa" Tv a two years aso, Jack Wisnovski, . drey Dicason of Sacramento, Ann = & Pos . : 4b, of Verona, Pa., is making . Thwhella, Alleghany, Bernice Clemo . More than 100,009 volunt "= we 328 z up for lost time by sightseeing. . Grass Valley, Thelma Jackson, Anna . be caNing on their friends ae ule j it fale eee a he Suen a Tucker, Ruth Hutchison Rita Hutch. ’ zhbors for contributions to the DIRECTION T.AND DD. JH. Ff pe ' MeO seeeeg rafts ‘ison, Eileen Pattenggale and Ruby . USO appeal Wente said. “‘‘Fhe fact ENTERPRISES, INC. performed on both eyes success. Nev: Ci lthat os any “Gta lifornisn. =o aera : fully. Ivey of Nevada City. OCTOBER 5-M _ so many} alifornians are ewes 2 ; Sees > ing to contribute their time ana ‘Report to people waiting for telephone ‘service energy to the USO campaign” he THURSDAY said, “is in itself fine eviden<c< = the fact that California has not for— WITHOL ' i gotten the needs of the men stiti tm : service. Our armed forces next rear : aesti will total around 1,500,000 of which RESE VA E IONS F ‘ agement equality with labor unions. there: are more than 150.000 a li: . : : : : : : = ‘ in dealing Be Sen Oy BPS fornians still in service. KFnhere are CELAUDETTE COLBERT. JOHN Call expressed the belief that re-. seme 35,000 draftees, chiefly boys in WAYNE AND DON DE FORE \ vival of the broad legislative aims. their teens who, more perhops tham of the Case Bill seems possible after] any others, are in need o'f the & = the Novemlber elections —probably} Home Amay From Home that on iw~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY j early in 1947. USO can provide. In additiom there i are thousands still in army. navy ; NEW PLASTIC EYE — > . Declaring that enactment of new Perffection of a radically new labor laws and amendments’ and plastic artificial eye attached per. equitable administration of some manently to eye muscles so that it JOHNNY AND GEN= . . (ee. Pacific Coast’s amazing growth makes job bigger than ever We are adding equipment and installing telephones just as fast as conditions permit.. at a faster pace this year, im fact, than ever before. But continuing shortages of equipment and restrictions on building construction have so far made it impossible for us to keep pace with the Pacific Coast’s spectac growth. Though we have already added more th 253,000 new telephones during the first eight months of this year and every bit of our equipment is working to capacity, there is still a big job ahead. You can be sure we are doing everything we can to get your telephone to you as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding and patience. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co, Goeylodg gevrar. ».Garybody Cerefda COMMUNITY 9 CHEST 114 WEST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 600 handled. present federal statutes are needed ito correct major difficulties now eristing in the labor.relations field, six point labor management policy. “Iif our economy is to survive the . Temoved daily anw washed, the unMINOR REPAIRS — With oo eae and 2 A . t © E ; es “ 73 2 4 <4 E rights of the consumer and the pub-. Preakalble — eye is attached: to MOTOR TUNE-UPS ANNE JEFFREYS lic in continuous production and ser.) and is never roses deae e : vices can not be subordinated in lab-. aise? haere — ri oe AS WELL AS GAS, O1%. AND ee ; pe : perce veloping an artificial eye capable o : or management disputes nor in in-} StIN = ter union quarrels,’’ Call said. . moving ‘th coordination with a geod seca aa ; — no ety: leve is founded principally on the — “The losses sustained are culable. Injury to the industry of ovr country because of the veto of the Case Bill becomes more apparetn every day. “Legislation must be enacted to return to the courts the power to enforce agreements lawfully made between labor and management and to prevent abuses arising out of their violation. “The California State Chamber of Commerce will seek to have provisions included in all labor legislation to insure equality ‘before the law for both labor and management.” The state chambber’s policies are: 1 Labor and management can only take out of production. in the form of wages, salaries and other intomes an amount that is commensurate with the effort they jointly inical-! orb has been A. IX Ruedemann, moves like a human reported by Dr. . . Unlike glass eyes, which must be use of a metallic mesh covering the . back ‘portion of the plastic eye, Dr. 'Ruedemann said. Mobility is obtained by sewing the eye muscles to the metal, the muscles controlling the movements of the entire eye. BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Mialoney, mother of Kenneth, on her birthday Sunday, September 29. at their home on Broad Street. Out of town guests were Mrs. May Rogers of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ahart and Mr. and Mrs. George Dunlap of Lincoln. Mrs. Maloney was presented with several charming gifts: Clarence King was the first director of the United State geological survey. ! ————F —————— ee BLUE RIBBON WINNERS OUR CHOICE LIQUORS represent the very finest in selection, in Kenneth Maloney . gave a dinner in honor of Mrs.C. E.} are ready to serve you at RANKIN’S MOBILGAS SE FVICE (formerly Signal Station >) JOHNNY RANKIW?S PEcokvtiegen «. SERVICE With OLIVIA DE HIAVILAND; SING YOUR WAY DO YOU LOVE ME With MAUREEN O’HARA, DICK HAYMES AND HARRY JAMES As Only PRIN TING Printers Can If You Want Printing Dome Right — Bring It To The pans Sey beak es ae manowes ar oere Oe, Do It seceanentacn thondoon “NO JOB TOO BiG i (put into production. The walfare of j : NEVADA 3 @ 2 NUGGET Where Experienced each is dependent upon the other. NOW! FLAVOR-FAMOUS 2 & . i igh: tastes tar Oa eck: ane te BLACKSTON : Craftsmen, Usime Fime Inks and Papers, Create maintained by high production. Lab— ' Mm a U r a public gain only as the efficiency of CIGARS fi production is increased and the re-1 sultant cost to the consumer is de& = i ; : Ee by the Box! & CITY BILL HEADS e 2 Supervisory employees are POSTPAID HALL LETTERHEADS 7 Ig S as a memibers of management and should To Your Home + Immediate Delivery ENVELOPES be .so recognized, Now you can enjoy “Sunday Quality” Black3 Labor should be protected in. — Syeiny Sane extremely wildy oil long Hex STORE FORMS a its rights by laws which equally proAgate rea nisaaaaae Fremoass, full, tee to TICKETS i THE PLACE. ‘TO GO IS/THE PLACE YOU KNOW rect all citizens. We believe in the . SPECIAL SILVER ANNIVERSARY OFFER STORE FILING CARDS : y equality of all citizens before the You'll want Blackstone Cigars by the box. : . ; So we're celebrating our 25th year with a : bd ‘ : . ] pi cia er: e e u want and BOOKLETS YOU’ LL HAVE THE BEST TIME Tt swé-are opjoesd’ne lclones eat Mee en ee i eee . : P ery sen ill with your or ler as par CAFE ‘TRY OUR SERVICE, intimidation on the part of labor or Bias core ae dee te mvceay ech her oe wo LABEIS management. The public interest dePOL Wiad eiahettoaeen: x j OUR QUALITY DRINKS mands the outlawing off mass picketTest and be convinced. ee CAFE Oo HANDBILLS i , ing, secondary boycotts and hot carType les: bate Tox* = P CARDS pt AND OUR SOCIAL ATMOSPHERE co in conneetion with labor disput-. fttsntans 5. sorghse sas . . = oa ome et 5 ag y a. 15¢ Cabinet Extras : 7.50 tr U INESS RD te 5 We believe in union responae Pe kste Extras % 3:00 P. G. & E. a AND ; Z sibility for its acts, just as we be*I# sent COD, postal COD charges extra. fs ER R 5 ING . HOB NOB CLUB iu sbi = = BINDING: : the employer. ; 6 We believe that existing legis207 NINTH STREET ° PADDING : . e . « lation such as the Wagner Act should NUGGET 4 66 \ 99 SAN FRANCISCO 3, CALIF. ILLEN ; A Lively Place in'A Lively Town With History be amended or repealed to give manPAPER DR G Broad Street Nevada Cit { . . STAPLING eva ity ELECTROLUX CLEANERS — “ GROCERY ; AND OF COURSE Air humifiers are coming through every month in inoni A FINE. GRADE OF WHEN TO SEND FLOWERS creasing numbes. If you want demonstration or June deBLDG. COLOR WORK en si or ee livery Phone 415RX. . Often we are called by people who want now when to send : flowers. Invariably ‘we answer—send them when you wish. As soon H D HOYT 5 Ww. Mai S Vv Il PINE STREET i as flowers reach jour chapel they are placed ‘in position. . Overnight -v. 43 est Main Street, Grass Valley Sess they are stored im az special flower room jto jretain their freshness as ee long as: possbile. Send your flowers anytime, They jill be — OR TOO SMALL” fone chief eye surgeon of the Cleveland. ] Located on the east side of the 7) RAY MILLAND-—— me Asa V. Call president of the GaliforClinic andl rite Jardon of the Am. Nevada City-Grass Valley Hizctn: : nia State Chamber of Commercé to-/ eyiean——Optieal__Cio., Southbridge, way, 14 Mile from the City : Also day announced the state chamber’s . \fass. Limits. Nevada City Nugget 305 BROAD STREET “TELEPHONE THREE—SIX Heooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—AMBULANCE SERVICE quality and moderate price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the corner — and handy! GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE PAULINE AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI Se —OUR WORK IS GU AND REASON ¥ PRICED— . 246 Church Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 364 Corner Main and Auburn Streets Grass Valley AEs 0 ‘ OPEN DAILY — 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. ‘THREE DAY SEECWICE FOR RUSH JOBS * Cee T EE eS ee Teak Seaiese ts po are ee Cee