October 24, 1946 (8 pages)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1946 NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET “78 7 ‘PAGE FOUR sae neaea Pvt, Biltoft Becomes Dr. Draper Teaches Chemistry. fo Im Sacramento College : 2 has communications specialty course at theSignal ‘Corps School here and is now qualified Radio Operator it was . announced today. He will now re (City ) tstry at Chico State College, has aceepted a similar position at Sacra By MRS. J. D. RITTENHOUSE mento College. SHOES ay SO WELL, BILLY, im which Dr. Draper has taught. Be ; Yore going to Chico he taught clei SS 4 Be ; Sg . *4 im aasavinge gion to engage in assaying ‘. im Nevada City. : oe business busin tm San on . dren — sola ta sie Sete aa NeS . GCSD WIFE . Floyd Cooper and daughter Alberta, army in January 1944,-received basic WaT Hi : Hcup? y, : . and an SOMEDAY. Francisco, Coast was connecting the . : Truckee. . Nelson pounds were Ree Stone slot Saturday shot THE SHOES OF THE LAST CENTURY WERE GOOD BUT TO BUY A PAIR TOOK A LONG TIME, : : AFTER FINDING A TRUSTWORTHY a two. IF I COULD\ ONLY \YOUR PA SAYS 2 HAVE ONE PAIR</ er 4) 1ce near INVENTED IN IGYG, REVOLU havoc MONTHS UNTIL THE SHOES. WERE BUSINESS. in Santa Monica. FOR YOUR ea : ST eh. : THAT'S ALL TODAY, chciw ee . ae Ee Sane aHoae ba ‘ winter. They spent the summer at Alaska Peak where Hines was lookout for the US forest service. BZ Camptonville.for Guests at the Jim fl a Richmond. TYPE LICENSE _ Hee §. ROUND TRIP MD ‘i us a : THEIR SHOES WITH THEIR NAMES SO THAT ANYBODY COULD FIND Stockton. $16 THE WORKMANSHIP. STYLE AND ramen emg west $16 asia, Sa Se Time at es ee See ee =] 8 . SAME MAKER. = Additional Charge tor Overtime — = . B —-— tl “4 : licio Mixed Drint Please Every Taste oe s NATION IN THE WORLD.WHICH THE BEST-FITTING, BEST-WEARING land, Northern ANY ARMY speak aes THEY'RE ap ee eee oe Begs 64 =\. NAME ON THEM! J ye EVER HAD! : ee hee ~ vend ey the a District survey 2 president. of what clubs eet ge eee Federation of Women’s in oe Clubs . extended invitatians to the Sea :a Row Nevada City Garden Club to attend the meeting. Mrs. George Gilder foe Ve : . eo “ments CONFIDENCE y Miss Gertrude Goyne and Mrs. D. Yin the primaries, Fred Howser S. Bonebrake. oo The cost of home accidents to the received 250,000 more votes than his PAC-supported opponent, El , hd American Many a girl will scream at the : sight of a mouse but think nothing , on his RECORD of Y PUBLIC sleeve was chairman of the refreshcommittee. She was assisted SS 1 on the club, k= : : are_doing.throughout—the—state. Mrs. Merle Morrison, president of} =o : i WE STILL ARE AFTER YEARS : Civic hear Mrs. Earl. J. Hazelton of Or il R mri Valley BEER, WINES, LIQUORS City Women’s THESE SAME COMPANIES ARE nies a: G The Nevada MADE US THE BEST SHOE ° HE ne le fee Under Management of KIM and JOHN AMBLER BECKETT ee ae ium of the Elementary School, will WHILE G.I. SHOES MADE BY OF RATIONING. p-———_— QUALITY WANTED. . e estination 168 W. OTHERS FOLLOWED SUIT AND ‘~ . FACTURERS BEGAN TO MARK Oakland ... $16 oe : : Deal f IN 1866 PROGRESSIVE MANU : : Club meeting today in the auditor : $12 WSEPR WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB Se i oe —Air Taxi Rates— v FOR Good GOVERNMENT Elect FRED ii 4 Ss, wae (Political Advertisement) Rittenhouse Re = . park the} SERVICR way tional : . home over the week end were Mr. K. Q. Willett and son Frank of INSTRUCTION FOR ANY pacing “10%. Sprines. Dauom DE SE Rae A eae . into ‘or year New aie burns to fe in area . . moving eee a 18 ee { WE CAN. TURN OUT / FOLKS CAN hae for. SaGatian . established in 1890. ee VCE =e enlisted s Clavatand . , GEE RIF sleet > New Biltoft. ab eed ae ae ie FP iy st he monthe more service. Both . L REY Neath 2 — = . Acton rae IMS WITH THIS MACHINE) SOME DAY parte h Bheetiienn YO uu Se ee SUPPOSE MADAM. IN TWO I, WEDDING. ? =} NepA—— ‘. Ig oy HANGAR RENTALS AIRORAFT. SALES AND Mr and Mra TIONIZED THE SHOE MAKING . = point . infantry and’ then sent to -the.Pac Camptonviile. BE MEASURED, THEN WAIT FINISHED. YOU MAY. WITH BUCKLES! Phone 25F21 Reno ' © Sunday) . . Pheatve for duty. Wile in Jap morning. Sacramento. BUT THE SEWING MACHINE, COBBLER IT WAS NECESSARY TO we seria z __ltraining at Camp Roberts, with the E. W. McCarroll and Kenneth JorFire each service employees are;lands equal forest dan spending a seveal weeks vacation in . state. ying Sacram Pie. Biltoft was inducted into the morning and J. D. Rittenhouse bag-, é 6 chil-. Luis Obispo. . ged a three point-buck weighing 193 y oa Cratty and Beycrt ee NEVADA CITY : Everett . of fan Francisco merchant’s exchange} with stx mile distant Point Lobos. aie Mrs. buck weighing 84 pounds Pacific San Camp at Engineers, .= SOME (MAN A = _ PATIEN ee the ‘ YOR! The first electric telegraph line in eperation Me . at the Nelson Stone home were Mr. . Bridge . . . DOING ON citi . Guests for end of hunting season . turn to his home outfit, The. 2nd ie Deseo pen armen eae MADE By ERANT COBBLERS. re, Im 1935 he left the teaching protes . . MADE THEIR OWN LIES HERE'S WHY YOUR This ig the third California collese i Biloft, of Nevada successfully completed a R. 16—-Pfe. Carl of the Nevada City Board of Educaf@on and recent professor of chem i sos CAMPTONVILLE . “Por. oxscom DPr. Hal Draper, former member ‘ .people including Ipsses, medical expense, and over " THE of stepping into a car with a wolf. head costs of insurance amounts to AT Nearly 1000 fires occur in homes daily averaging $500 per loss. G Ss me Pa RAL $600,000,000 per year. ! : O. If a disabled veteran com-. ent emergency officially at an end pletes his on-the-job training and. all members of the armed forces is unemployed can he draw unem-. who are disabled or handicapped gloyment compensation? in service are eligible for memberA. Yes, under Public Law 346,. Ship in the DAV as wartime dis he can draw adjusted unemploy. bled veterans. ment compensation up to a period x . ouse : , : x x AT THE b F : the government? xX <>: . ORN EY 2 of 52 weeks provided he is able and Q. Is it possible for a disabled available for work at the time and. veteran taking vocational training has not drawn compensation pre-. under Public Law 16, the disabled viously. veterans bill, to make a loan from mo A. Loans not to exceed $100 may Q. Do disabled veterans have any preference over other veterans in. be made to disabled veterans appurchase of war surplus materials? . proved for vocational rehabilitation . A. No. The War Assets Adminis{training when need is shown. tration has classified all veterans xx x "Tre BANK OF AMERICA in one group. The WAA gives vet-. © Q. Has the Veterans Administra branch in your neighborhood is erans first choice on a number of. tiom: approved the plan to issue items, and veteran priority is. prosthetic service cards to amputee topped cnly by the federal agencies . veterans? staffed by men and women from Pa your own community, every one of pation service or during the pres-. obtain a Prosthetic Service Card. SU 6 Grpienat 4 ) . a a ld @ @ FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS ay ate gee whe ace pated to Q. Is a veteran disabled in occu-. repairsat government expense may : PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE ent emergency period eligible for} This card enables the veteran to membership in the Disabled Amer-. obtain immediate repair service up whom is a part-owner of the institu ican Veterans. to a limit of $35 without prior ap * A. Yes. Until the President de-. proval from the Veterans Adminisclares World War II and the pres. tration. Vol. 3, No. 6 tion. They welcome you as a neighbor and friend, ready to help you get ; e ike Send questions with self-addressed, stamped envelope to The Veterans Friend, Public Relations Department, Disabled American Veterans, Suite’ 2801, 11 South every possible benefit from the use of the Bank’s complete facilities. 145 South Auburn NATIONAL 2RUST/82 ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEOERAL OFPOSIT MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE INSURANCE CORPORATION SYSTEM Cd and Waffle Shop Time From the Stars Hank of America Phone 481 For That Extra Guest S ROLL A WAY BED — $15.60 Comfort At Night Advertisement From whereI sit . 4y Joe Marsh . a. . On Playing ° the Fiddle Badly ) 2% ‘A favorite recreation in our town —with nothing more exciting than is getting together in one or an old songs, and a glass of moderate other’s home and making music. beer or cider. There’s somebody at the piano; a From. where I sit, it’s a heap ‘guitar; a fiddle series ane Molly more important to be a poor fiddle Birtles even has a harp! player, than not to play at all. roigige: pe aon be ree ners, gan been poppe here by Aiinne ndege te 8 Syd aang establish exact time, as illustrated here by Astronomer Robert Miller : What pagelirad ahd music in os the whole world. In fact, More important : P os attielin hold out for professional perfec like each other’s company, who en-. bs ; ‘ ey = Elgin Nationa atch Company. the heavens to full-stride peacetime production. : ; ‘cision instruments for our military forces, an unlimited supply ‘4 pply of Swiss watch movéments was permitted eae. Fast mg * t Pion uction a } : but winning back i customers, to enter the United States, : ' mes E SPACE SAVER BUY THEM AT NEVADA CITY , : i : FURNITURE & APPL] A Pho uaa not only resuming : DAY TIM : apart anne are eaLangage ® meal will he wenehed “sometime in 947,” officials say. ey a a eir industry faces an unusua situation in that no backlog of civilian orders is waiting. While ‘American watch companies were “all out” in the manufacture of pre : é servation of The company, largest of the three American fine watch manu B %3 i facturers, currently is seeking an additional 1,000 employes to resume tion. (Besides, I like to play the q Sddle—ever badly!) : : : OE SSE ET TT ae and Betty Smith, is made every clear night. friendly glass of beer —than to joy the simple, homey atmosphere te the : nity music, home entertainment, : Because the spirit of harmony is there—harmony ~ ibid teamed hee , ELGIN, ILL. — Time from the stars will be supplied a major air rt of th a lot of it is downright bad. But nobody even thinks to question or Fi to be 4 wage ¢ 96 2. : ; CES ° 46 Commercial Street ~ cs aertaien .

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1946 NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET “78 7 ‘PAGE FOUR sae neaea Pvt, Biltoft Becomes Dr. Draper Teaches Chemistry. fo Im Sacramento College : 2 has communications specialty course at theSignal ‘Corps School here and is now qualified Radio Operator it was . announced today. He will now re (City ) tstry at Chico State College, has aceepted a similar position at Sacra By MRS. J. D. RITTENHOUSE mento College. SHOES ay SO WELL, BILLY, im which Dr. Draper has taught. Be ; Yore going to Chico he taught clei SS 4 Be ; Sg . *4 im aasavinge gion to engage in assaying ‘. im Nevada City. : oe business busin tm San on . dren — sola ta sie Sete aa NeS . GCSD WIFE . Floyd Cooper and daughter Alberta, army in January 1944,-received basic WaT Hi : Hcup? y, : . and an SOMEDAY. Francisco, Coast was connecting the . : Truckee. . Nelson pounds were Ree Stone slot Saturday shot THE SHOES OF THE LAST CENTURY WERE GOOD BUT TO BUY A PAIR TOOK A LONG TIME, : : AFTER FINDING A TRUSTWORTHY a two. IF I COULD\ ONLY \YOUR PA SAYS 2 HAVE ONE PAIR</ er 4) 1ce near INVENTED IN IGYG, REVOLU havoc MONTHS UNTIL THE SHOES. WERE BUSINESS. in Santa Monica. FOR YOUR ea : ST eh. : THAT'S ALL TODAY, chciw ee . ae Ee Sane aHoae ba ‘ winter. They spent the summer at Alaska Peak where Hines was lookout for the US forest service. BZ Camptonville.for Guests at the Jim fl a Richmond. TYPE LICENSE _ Hee §. ROUND TRIP MD ‘i us a : THEIR SHOES WITH THEIR NAMES SO THAT ANYBODY COULD FIND Stockton.. $16 THE WORKMANSHIP. STYLE AND ramen emg west $16 asia, Sa Se Time at es ee See ee =] 8 . SAME MAKER. = Additional Charge tor Overtime — = . B —-— tl “4 : licio Mixed Drint Please Every Taste oe s NATION IN THE WORLD..WHICH THE BEST-FITTING, BEST-WEARING land, Northern ANY ARMY speak aes THEY'RE ap ee eee oe Begs 64 =\. NAME ON THEM! J ye EVER HAD! : ee hee ~ vend ey the a District survey 2 president. of what clubs eet ge eee Federation of Women’s in oe Clubs . extended invitatians to the Sea :a Row Nevada City Garden Club to attend the meeting. Mrs. George Gilder foe Ve : . eo “ments CONFIDENCE y Miss Gertrude Goyne and Mrs. D. Yin the primaries, Fred Howser S. Bonebrake. oo The cost of home accidents to the received 250,000 more votes than his PAC-supported opponent, El , hd American Many a girl will scream at the : sight of a mouse but think nothing , on his RECORD of Y PUBLIC sleeve was chairman of the refreshcommittee. She was assisted SS 1 on the club, k= : : are_doing.throughout—the—state. Mrs. Merle Morrison, president of} =o : i WE STILL ARE AFTER YEARS : Civic hear Mrs. Earl. J. Hazelton of Or il R mri Valley BEER, WINES, LIQUORS City Women’s THESE SAME COMPANIES ARE nies a: G The Nevada MADE US THE BEST SHOE ° HE ne le fee Under Management of KIM and JOHN AMBLER BECKETT ee ae ium of the Elementary School, will WHILE G.I. SHOES MADE BY OF RATIONING. p-———_— QUALITY WANTED. . e estination 168 W. OTHERS FOLLOWED SUIT AND ‘~ . FACTURERS BEGAN TO MARK Oakland ..... $16 oe : : Deal f IN 1866 PROGRESSIVE MANU : : Club meeting today in the auditor : $12 WSEPR WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB Se i oe —Air Taxi Rates— v FOR Good GOVERNMENT Elect FRED ii 4 Ss, wae (Political Advertisement) Rittenhouse Re = . park the} SERVICR way tional : . home over the week end were Mr. K. Q. Willett and son Frank of INSTRUCTION FOR ANY pacing “10%. Sprines. Dauom DE SE Rae A eae . into ‘or year New aie burns to fe in area . . moving eee a 18 ee { WE CAN. TURN OUT / FOLKS CAN hae for. SaGatian . established in 1890. ee VCE =e enlisted s Clavatand . , GEE RIF sleet > New Biltoft. ab eed ae ae ie FP iy st he monthe more service. Both . L REY Neath 2 — = . Acton rae

IMS WITH THIS MACHINE) SOME DAY parte h Bheetiienn YO uu Se ee SUPPOSE MADAM. IN TWO I, WEDDING. ? =} NepA—— ‘. Ig oy HANGAR RENTALS AIRORAFT. SALES AND Mr and Mra TIONIZED THE SHOE MAKING . = point . infantry and’ then sent to -the.Pac Camptonviile. BE MEASURED, THEN WAIT FINISHED. YOU MAY.. WITH BUCKLES! Phone 25F21 Reno ' © Sunday) .. . Pheatve for duty. Wile in Jap morning. Sacramento. BUT THE SEWING MACHINE, COBBLER IT WAS NECESSARY TO we seria z __ltraining at Camp Roberts, with the E. W. McCarroll and Kenneth JorFire each service employees are;lands equal forest dan spending a seveal weeks vacation in . state. ying Sacram Pie. Biltoft was inducted into the morning and J. D. Rittenhouse bag-, é 6 chil-. Luis Obispo. . ged a three point-buck weighing 193 y oa Cratty and Beycrt ee NEVADA CITY : Everett . of fan Francisco merchant’s exchange} with stx mile distant Point Lobos. aie Mrs. buck weighing 84 pounds Pacific San Camp at Engineers, .= SOME (MAN A = _ PATIEN ee the ‘ YOR! The first electric telegraph line in eperation Me . at the Nelson Stone home were Mr. . Bridge . . . DOING ON citi . Guests for end of hunting season . turn to his home outfit, The. 2nd ie Deseo pen armen eae MADE By ERANT COBBLERS. re, Im 1935 he left the teaching protes . . MADE THEIR OWN LIES HERE'S WHY YOUR This ig the third California collese i Biloft, of Nevada successfully completed a R. 16—-Pfe. Carl of the Nevada City Board of Educaf@on and recent professor of chem i sos CAMPTONVILLE . “Por. oxscom DPr. Hal Draper, former member ‘ .people including Ipsses, medical expense, and over " THE of stepping into a car with a wolf. head costs of insurance amounts to AT Nearly 1000 fires occur in homes daily averaging $500 per loss. G Ss me Pa RAL $600,000,000 per year. ! : O. If a disabled veteran com-. ent emergency officially at an end pletes his on-the-job training and. all members of the armed forces is unemployed can he draw unem-. who are disabled or handicapped gloyment compensation? in service are eligible for memberA. Yes, under Public Law 346,. Ship in the DAV as wartime dis he can draw adjusted unemploy. bled veterans. ment compensation up to a period x . ouse : , : x x AT THE b F : the government? xX <>: . ORN EY 2 of 52 weeks provided he is able and Q. Is it possible for a disabled available for work at the time and. veteran taking vocational training has not drawn compensation pre-. under Public Law 16, the disabled viously. veterans bill, to make a loan from mo A. Loans not to exceed $100 may Q. Do disabled veterans have any preference over other veterans in. be made to disabled veterans appurchase of war surplus materials? . proved for vocational rehabilitation . A. No. The War Assets Adminis{training when need is shown. tration has classified all veterans xx x "Tre BANK OF AMERICA in one group. The WAA gives vet-. © Q. Has the Veterans Administra branch in your neighborhood is erans first choice on a number of. tiom: approved the plan to issue items, and veteran priority is. prosthetic service cards to amputee topped cnly by the federal agencies . veterans? staffed by men and women from Pa your own community, every one of pation service or during the pres-. obtain a Prosthetic Service Card. SU 6 Grpienat 4 ) . a a ld @ @ FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS ay ate gee whe ace pated to Q. Is a veteran disabled in occu-. repairsat government expense may : PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE ent emergency period eligible for} This card enables the veteran to membership in the Disabled Amer-. obtain immediate repair service up whom is a part-owner of the institu ican Veterans. to a limit of $35 without prior ap * A. Yes. Until the President de-. proval from the Veterans Adminisclares World War II and the pres. tration. Vol. 3, No. 6 tion. They welcome you as a neighbor and friend, ready to help you get ; e ike Send questions with self-addressed, stamped envelope to The Veterans Friend, Public Relations Department, Disabled American Veterans, Suite’ 2801, 11 South every possible benefit from the use of the Bank’s complete facilities. 145 South Auburn NATIONAL 2RUST/82 ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEOERAL OFPOSIT MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE INSURANCE CORPORATION SYSTEM Cd and Waffle Shop Time From the Stars Hank of America Phone 481 For That Extra Guest S ROLL A WAY BED — $15.60 Comfort At Night Advertisement From whereI sit .. 4y Joe Marsh . a. . On Playing ° the Fiddle Badly ) 2% ‘A favorite recreation in our town —with nothing more exciting than is getting together in one or an old songs, and a glass of moderate other’s home and making music. beer or cider. There’s somebody at the piano; a From. where I sit, it’s a heap ‘guitar; a fiddle series ane Molly more important to be a poor fiddle Birtles even has a harp! player, than not to play at all. roigige: pe aon be ree ners, gan been poppe here by Aiinne ndege te 8 Syd aang establish exact time, as illustrated here by Astronomer Robert Miller : What pagelirad ahd music in os the whole world. In fact, More important : P os attielin hold out for professional perfec like each other’s company, who en-. bs ; ‘ ey = Elgin Nationa atch Company. the heavens to full-stride peacetime production. : ; ‘cision instruments for our military forces, an unlimited supply ‘4 pply of Swiss watch movéments was permitted eae. Fast mg * t Pion uction a } : but winning back i customers, to enter the United States, : ' mes E SPACE SAVER BUY THEM AT NEVADA CITY , : i : FURNITURE & APPL] A Pho uaa not only resuming : DAY TIM : apart anne are eaLangage ® meal will he wenehed “sometime in 947,” officials say. ey a a eir industry faces an unusua situation in that no backlog of civilian orders is waiting. While ‘American watch companies were “all out” in the manufacture of pre : é servation of The company, largest of the three American fine watch manu B %3 i facturers, currently is seeking an additional 1,000 employes to resume tion. (Besides, I like to play the q Sddle—ever badly!) : : : OE SSE ET TT ae and Betty Smith, is made every clear night. friendly glass of beer —than to joy the simple, homey atmosphere te the : nity music, home entertainment, : Because the spirit of harmony is there—harmony ~ ibid teamed hee , ELGIN, ILL. — Time from the stars will be supplied a major air rt of th a lot of it is downright bad. But nobody even thinks to question or Fi to be 4 wage ¢ 96 2. : ; CES ° 46 Commercial Street ~ cs aertaien .