October 23, 1936 (8 pages)

Nevada City Nugget: 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE .:.-----------------sacseceessenes -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 Congress, March 3, be 1879. + SUBSCRIPTION RATES KA Cne year (In Advance) pac eee $2.50 ee $ . : Tugwell The Communist . The punitive tax on corporation surplus earnings comes from the communist wing of the New Deal. It was propose by Rex Tugwell in 1933 in his book “Industrial Discipline” published just after his adoption by Roosevelt. In that book Tugwell strongly advocates the communistic control of industry and business as follows: Allocation of capital investment by the federal government—which means. that the government shall decide in what industries capital may be invested and how much. That being done, corporate surpluses would be driven into the open market by punitive taxation. Then the government would supervise. investment of such funds by federal control through federal incorporation, which would be withdrawn from the states altogether, to quote Tugwell’s exact words, ‘some subterfuge might need “to be employed; the flow of new capital into different uses would need to be supervised; prices: would have to be controlled.”’ The resentment by the public against Tugwell and his communistic aims has driven him into retirement, during the campaign, but this retirement is only physical. His influence with and control of many New Deal policies’ is still apparent. Taxes Precede Payrolls . . 4 rr 2 FTKS OPEN NEW /. ter season on the recently improved BOWLING SERIES “The Nevada City ‘Lodge of Elk:have opened the first bowl-. ing tournament of the fall and winElks alleys. Improvements were made on the alleys this summer in order to have first rate alleys for the players beginning the tournament pone f On Monday’ and Tuesday nights the Hoge, Curnow, . Richards and Tamblyn teams played: Following is the line-up: . Hoge team—Hoge, A., 155; Hieronimus, C. 130; Brown, C. O. 125; Solaro, Jas., 140; Pierce, R. 120. Total, 670. Curnow team—Curnow, H. 150; Scheck, F. 135; Kopp, K. 100; Reed, W. W. 160; Ebaugh, G. 125. Total, 670. Richards team—/Richards, Dave, 145; Durbin, E. 130; Skeahan, H. 135; Bigelow, R. 130; Fowler, F., 130. Total 670. Tamblyn team—Tamblyn, W. 155; Renrose, H. 125; Sbaffi, John 125; Randall, H. 145; Johnson, Leonarda 120. Total, 670. KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD.AT MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Northern Cal¥ornians have but one opportunity to hear Kirsten Flagstad, Norwegian leading soprano of the Metropolitan opera, this season. Mme Flagstad will sing November 4 in Memorial auditorium, Sacramento. Seats\for operas in which Mme. Flagstad will sing in San Francisco this season, have been entirely sold out. Mail orders and reservations for this Sacramento Music Series concert are being taken now -at Ye Music Shoppe, -~Sacramento. 4.xes are high, reflected in the cost of the necessities of life and they will rise until the Federal budget is balanced. Taxes come before pay rolls and they must be paid be-' to cut pay rolls or quit probably the latter for labor will not. lower taxes. satisfies. itt 107 MilleSt. qu Grass Valicy HOTOGRADHER : @ @ *-DANCE: . CAMPTONVILLE, OCTOBER 24TH, 1936 __BENEFIT— COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL Good Music Fine Supper Tickets: $1.10 inc. tax. Supper Extra The studio that Good photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. Your Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! .Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1936 Plymouth ‘Cars CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day arid Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind Nevada City 128 Main Street Phone 138 a A _ SUBSCRIBE FOR ‘THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET WANTED TO CONTACT AN EXPERIENCED DIAMOND. DRILLER . THE COMPLETE MINE SERVICE BUREAU HAS FOR RENT A DIAMOND DRILL RATES REASONABLE —NO JOB TOO SMALL— Phone 364-W fore wages. And if taxes continue to rise business may have . . . take a cut. The remedy is reduced government spending and . . if) Subscribe for The Nugget. . . PROFESSIONAL TRAINING. Private and Class Work i. . Acrobatics, Tap Classes Every Tuesday Women’s Improvement Club— 217 S. Church . Street Grass Valley FRED LYNN’S DANCING SCHOOL SMALE. 1936 SHOP LEISURELY. . CHOOSE QUALITY HRISTMAS lists get harder and harder to fill if you wait until the last few days. To please everyone. shop early and choose quality gifts. This year as usual, we are prepared to help you fill the most difficult requirements on your list . . . from intimate boudoir gifts for women, to personal jewelry for men. And for the name that heads your list, we suggest a good watch in a Wadsworth case. Shop early this year. We'll lay any gift aside for you. HARTUNG’S Dependable Jewelers 124 Mill St., Grass Valley for the Forest Service from Washington, D. C., inspected the proposed building plans of the new Tahoe Forest cently. « Ervine who is in building construction for te CaliforMr. Greben, consulting architect reBA 3 the . ‘Service headquarters With him was Mr. charge of nia Region of Forest Service. They were much impressed with the site for the building, which is next to the Alpha Hardware. . William P. Lee, staff engineer of the Tahoe Forest is in San Francisco this week assisting in designing the new headquarters office. MISTLETOE MINE . Several tons of picked rock were . trucked from the Mistletoe property west of Grass Valley to Selbys. The shaft is down 180 feet. L. B. Roberts is in charge. ~ BY NEW BUILDING SITE} INCLUDING A SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF ~ SCHOOL COATS _In Sizes from 12 Years Up ‘and Starting from $9.75. WRAP-AROUND AND SWAGGER STYLES FALL DRESSES AND SWEATERS IN AUTUMN COLORS The Style Shop Broad Street Nevada City Alaskan Pink : HONEY—5_ LB. PAIL 45° NEW STOCK. LIGHT AMBER DATIS—1% LB PKG. 19° Monogram RAISINS —4 LB. PKG. 25° Thompson Seedless FORMAY —3 LB. PAIL 30° Shortening (enihenianell Search where you will. You'll find no produce any fresher than Safeway’s gar-]. . den fresh fruits: and-4.* vegetables at such eco. nomy prices. ; % =i F mt . Prices Effecti No matter what type of coffee-maker you use — our Oxisher 23 me coffee mills can be adjusted for exactly the right grind to suit October 29 your individual requirements. Tnelusive That’s the main reason why Airway gives you perfect brewing results! : AIRWAY COFFEE LB. 1/c isi 3 LBS. 50c al If You Prefer A Vacuum-Pack Lb. 28c . 2 Lbs. 45¢e You Save Everyday At Safeway INSTANT POSTUM .. 8 oz. tin 4jc . A CBNONE bo oC ee . 24e SOAP Sie Small Size Jc @ WHITE KING ... Lge. pkg. 3] ¢ : Granulated Soap LOG CABIN . . . Si a od Med. size 4° § CRYSTAL WHITE .. 10 for 3()c MALT SYRUP .... 3 Ib. tin 5Gc f Seap—Resular Bars : pene eon IVORY SOAP. Med.. bar 5¥c Gyape Nut Flakes ... Reg. pkg. 1{)c Tipse Bat ae ae POST BRAN FLAKES ... pkg. ] (jc IVORY FLAKES . . Pkg. J]c OATS, Carnation.... Ige. pkg. 27c ee Large pkg. ]9c Cup and Saucer Premium . SUNBRITE CLEAN ly RITZ Crackers,..... large pkg. Djc Save the Labels e ee . Baad 2 pound package on. 29¢ CORNED BEEF No. 1 can 15¢ Libbys ses sid N, B. C. Honey Maid FRUIT PEEL CRORE ee Lb. he PUMPKIN Ea Oe EPR AS SR ARI, 2 can 19 Orange, Lemon~cr Citron Libbys MINCE MEAT 2 Ibs. 25c Globe Ad . s19 : Crores. Btored PANCAKE FLOUR. Lee. Pkg. 1Qc PORK AND BEANS ... Lb. can 6c Sperry Van Camps Cams FLOUR—E! Grande 49 Ib. sack $1.09 CLAMS cere take, No. 1/2 can 2 for 35c Harvest Blossom _.. 49 Ibs. $1.25 Warenton Minced 4 All Purpose Family Flour SAIMON Tall can Jc Kitchen Craft 00. 49 Ibs. $1.75 Extra Quality, High Grade. Try it. Y i a. the

Nevada City Nugget: 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE ..:..-----------------sacseceessenes -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 Congress, March 3, be 1879. + SUBSCRIPTION RATES KA Cne year (In Advance) pac eee $2.50 ee $ . : Tugwell The Communist . The punitive tax on corporation surplus earnings comes from the communist wing of the New Deal. It was propose by Rex Tugwell in 1933 in his book “Industrial Discipline” published just after his adoption by Roosevelt. In that book Tugwell strongly advocates the communistic control of industry and business as follows: Allocation of capital investment by the federal government—which means. that the government shall decide in what industries capital may be invested and how much. That being done, corporate surpluses would be driven into the open market by punitive taxation. Then the government would supervise. investment of such funds by federal control through federal incorporation, which would be withdrawn from the states altogether, to quote Tugwell’s exact words, ‘some subterfuge might need “to be employed; the flow of new capital into different uses would need to be supervised; prices: would have to be controlled.”’ The resentment by the public against Tugwell and his communistic aims has driven him into retirement, during the campaign, but this retirement is only physical. His influence with and control of many New Deal policies’ is still apparent. Taxes Precede Payrolls . . 4 rr 2 FTKS OPEN NEW /. ter season on the recently improved BOWLING SERIES “The Nevada City ‘Lodge of Elk:have opened the first bowl-. ing tournament of the fall and winElks alleys. Improvements were made on the alleys this summer in order to have first rate alleys for the players beginning the tournament pone f On Monday’ and Tuesday nights the Hoge, Curnow, . Richards and Tamblyn teams played: Following is the line-up: . Hoge team—Hoge, A., 155; Hieronimus, C. 130; Brown, C. O. 125; Solaro, Jas., 140; Pierce, R. 120. Total, 670. Curnow team—Curnow, H. 150; Scheck, F. 135; Kopp, K. 100; Reed, W. W. 160; Ebaugh, G. 125. Total, 670. Richards team—/Richards, Dave, 145; Durbin, E. 130; Skeahan, H. 135; Bigelow, R. 130; Fowler, F., 130. Total 670. Tamblyn team—Tamblyn, W. 155; Renrose, H. 125; Sbaffi, John 125; Randall, H. 145; Johnson, Leonarda 120. Total, 670. KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD.AT MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Northern Cal¥ornians have but one opportunity to hear Kirsten Flagstad, Norwegian leading soprano of the Metropolitan opera, this season. Mme Flagstad will sing November 4 in Memorial auditorium, Sacramento. Seats\for operas in which Mme. Flagstad will sing in San Francisco this season, have been entirely sold out. Mail orders and reservations for this Sacramento Music Series concert are being taken now -at Ye Music Shoppe, -~Sacramento. 4.xes are high, reflected in the cost of the necessities of life and they will rise until the Federal budget is balanced. Taxes come before pay rolls and they must be paid be-' to cut pay rolls or quit probably the latter for labor will not. lower taxes. satisfies. itt 107 MilleSt. qu Grass Valicy HOTOGRADHER : @ @ *-DANCE: . CAMPTONVILLE, OCTOBER 24TH, 1936 __BENEFIT— COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL Good Music Fine Supper Tickets: $1.10 inc. tax. Supper Extra The studio that Good photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. Your Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! .Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1936 Plymouth ‘Cars CHAS. E. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day arid Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind Nevada City 128 Main Street Phone 138 a A _ SUBSCRIBE FOR ‘THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET WANTED TO CONTACT AN EXPERIENCED DIAMOND. DRILLER . THE COMPLETE MINE SERVICE BUREAU HAS FOR RENT A DIAMOND DRILL RATES REASONABLE —NO JOB TOO SMALL— Phone 364-W fore wages. And if taxes continue to rise business may have . . . take a cut. The remedy is reduced government spending and . . if) Subscribe for The Nugget. . . PROFESSIONAL TRAINING. Private and Class Work i. . Acrobatics, Tap Classes Every Tuesday

Women’s Improvement Club— 217 S. Church . Street Grass Valley FRED LYNN’S DANCING SCHOOL SMALE. 1936 SHOP LEISURELY. .. CHOOSE QUALITY HRISTMAS lists get harder and harder to fill if you wait until the last few days. To please everyone.. shop early and choose quality gifts. This year as usual, we are prepared to help you fill the most difficult requirements on your list . . . from intimate boudoir gifts for women, to personal jewelry for men. And for the name that heads your list, we suggest a good watch in a Wadsworth case. Shop early this year. We'll lay any gift aside for you. HARTUNG’S Dependable Jewelers 124 Mill St., Grass Valley for the Forest Service from Washington, D. C., inspected the proposed building plans of the new Tahoe Forest cently. « Ervine who is in building construction for te CaliforMr. Greben, consulting architect reBA 3 the . ‘Service headquarters With him was Mr. charge of nia Region of Forest Service. They were much impressed with the site for the building, which is next to the Alpha Hardware. . William P. Lee, staff engineer of the Tahoe Forest is in San Francisco this week assisting in designing the new headquarters office. MISTLETOE MINE . Several tons of picked rock were . trucked from the Mistletoe property west of Grass Valley to Selbys. The shaft is down 180 feet. L. B. Roberts is in charge. ~ BY NEW BUILDING SITE} INCLUDING A SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF ~ SCHOOL COATS _In Sizes from 12 Years Up ‘and Starting from $9.75.. WRAP-AROUND AND SWAGGER STYLES FALL DRESSES AND SWEATERS IN AUTUMN COLORS The Style Shop Broad Street Nevada City Alaskan Pink : HONEY—5_ LB. PAIL 45° NEW STOCK. LIGHT AMBER DATIS—1% LB PKG. 19° Monogram RAISINS —4 LB. PKG. 25° Thompson Seedless FORMAY —3 LB. PAIL 30° Shortening (enihenianell Search where you will. You'll find no produce any fresher than Safeway’s gar-]. . den fresh fruits: and-4.* vegetables at such eco. nomy prices. ; % =i F mt . Prices Effecti No matter what type of coffee-maker you use — our Oxisher 23 me coffee mills can be adjusted for exactly the right grind to suit October 29 your individual requirements. Tnelusive That’s the main reason why Airway gives you perfect brewing results! : AIRWAY COFFEE LB. 1/c isi 3 LBS. 50c al If You Prefer A Vacuum-Pack Lb. 28c . 2 Lbs. 45¢e You Save Everyday At Safeway INSTANT POSTUM .... 8 oz. tin 4jc . A CBNONE bo oC ee . 24e SOAP Sie Small Size Jc @ WHITE KING ..... Lge. pkg. 3] ¢ : Granulated Soap LOG CABIN . .. . Si a od Med. size 4° § CRYSTAL WHITE ... 10 for 3()c MALT SYRUP ....... 3 Ib. tin 5Gc f Seap—Resular Bars : pene eon IVORY SOAP.. Med... bar 5¥c Gyape Nut Flakes ...... Reg. pkg. 1{)c Tipse Bat ae ae POST BRAN FLAKES ...... pkg. ] (jc IVORY FLAKES . . Pkg. J]c OATS, Carnation........ Ige. pkg. 27c ee Large pkg. ]9c Cup and Saucer Premium . SUNBRITE CLEAN ly RITZ Crackers,......... large pkg. Djc Save the Labels e ee . Baad 2 pound package on. 29¢ CORNED BEEF No. 1 can 15¢ Libbys ses sid N, B. C. Honey Maid FRUIT PEEL CRORE ee Lb. he PUMPKIN Ea Oe EPR AS SR ARI, 2 can 19 Orange, Lemon~cr Citron Libbys MINCE MEAT 2 Ibs. 25c Globe Ad . s19 : Crores. Btored PANCAKE FLOUR.. Lee. Pkg. 1Qc PORK AND BEANS ...... Lb. can 6c Sperry Van Camps Cams FLOUR—E! Grande 49 Ib. sack $1.09 CLAMS cere take, No. 1/2 can 2 for 35c Harvest Blossom _.... 49 Ibs. $1.25 Warenton Minced 4 All Purpose Family Flour SAIMON Tall can Jc Kitchen Craft 00.. 49 Ibs. $1.75 Extra Quality, High Grade. Try it. Y i a. the