September 16, 1943 (4 pages)

THE Nevada City Nugget — Th ursday, September 16 . Savings 60c Alka Seltzer 60c Sal Hepatica $1.15 Absorbine Jr. __ 70c Sloans Liniment $1.00 Ironized Yeast 75c Carters Pills 60c Mentholatum 75c Baume Bengeue 67ec DUC THONG oe 43c $1.00 Hinds Honey and Almond Cream 59e $1.00 Halo Shampoo _. 79c 70c Vaseline Hair Tonic . 63c 40c Listerine Tooth POWGCF i 33e 50c Ipana Paste 43¢ $1.10 Norplex Vit. B. Tabs 98c : 6, 1943 Pox Three ee on a SP mm ee . . CHRISTIAN. SCIENCE G00 IETY . for government contract's with the lot box, unless censorship fegulation: Ces Library In A t EVERYDAY NEEDS AT Christian Science Society of Nevada! nation’s six million farm operators were relaxed in this instance. ugus City holds services every Sunday ‘for producting crops under the 1944, ivi as : ; morning in their church, 114 Boul. der Street at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. HATCHING IN . avant phan week's LessonWASHINGTON? ! Sermon pees Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednes. By RALPH H. TAYLOR day of each month at 8 o’clock. . The farmer who wants to continue Our reading room at 117 Broad 88 boss of his own farm, food production goals. “Under the plan, the government would guarantee to farmers prices . for their products, either on a quan;tity or acreage basis. It would’ involve the outlay, of billions of dol‘lars and would make it easier for the government to carry out its subsidy and who despite opposition from congress and Street is open every day ex-ept SunStill wants to reserve the right to leading farm groups. days and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m, decide “‘when and what to plant,” “The plan was conceived at the The public is cordially invited io had better keep a sharp eye on new War Production Board and was ;attend our services and visit the BuanS for cw ito, tneede view tdes of ce ‘sold’ to the agriculture depart. Peading room. oe se tae ee are ee ment. War Food Administrator Mar. es es . y deo Oo be, hatening in e vin Oones now has it under study and METHODIST CHURCH . national capital. . Officials said it has a 50-50 chance Sunday school at 10 a. m. Bring Particularly, farmers should look of being approved by the president. . ! the children. We have classes for all for the ‘‘catch’’ in any and all prola \Implied in the new -propowsal is a ses: Preaching service aj -a. m,. Posals which may be made to them government dictated and increasing. ; , bat Bis minutes of gacred music at 11 to have the government put a floor ly standardized diet, with the em{a. m. Kindly come early and worship Under prices for them, or guarantee phasis on such energy food as beans. ‘in music. Organ prelude, Mrs. Chas. the prices to be paid for their propeas and potatoes. Meat, especially R E HARRIS . Kitts. Vocal duet Mr. and Mrs. Carl ducts. For one of the schemes NOW 'ycoq meat would be mych scarcer in 'Murchie of Oakland. These are very afoot in Washington to ‘“sovietize 4,,, : ee THE REXALL DRUG STORE ‘exceptionally fine si : trai d the farm,” according to neta ee Phone 100 cs , A 2 eo rained ’ : 5 . Under the plan, the government : Singers. Be sure to hear them. Serfarm leaders who are on the scene, -would let contracts to farmers much. mon, pastor, Closing hymn, prayer, would be presented to°farmers with in the same way it now contracts for eeeeeqeiieies doxology. The public is cordially inthe tempting bait that if they signed the construction of jeeps or. airg ~ . Vited. ‘up under the program they would planes. The theory behind it is to tell * “KEEP "EM zl Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. be protected by guaranteed prices. the farmer he can be assured of a ze FLYING” % . Ten minutes of song service under! The “joker” in that proposal, Of certain price for his products, if ‘he ™ 5 ? 4 * the leadership of Parker, Borgfeldt. course, is that if government bureall. grows what the government wants . —@ % Sermon, pastor. Come. and bring crate gain the power to tell farmers. him to grow and thereby assures * ®BUY a Py friends. We shall have a Bike what and when to plant, and when . production. In order to force the ‘ © DEFENSE : ellowship at the close, so we all ,to ship their products to aes the ; ifarmers to sign up, the plan would z ©STAMP can get a little better acquainted. high prices ‘“‘guaranteed’’ to insur e har those who refuse: from obtain* APS ; Week events: One of the circles'a sign-up may be followed by dras-'ino fertilizer for crops outside the ed eof the W. S. C. S. will meet at 2 ». tically-reduced prices. once they have 'goals or would reduce tractor gaso4 . m. Wednesday. All members and . the majority of farmers regimented . jine, supplies, and even gasoline for 4 friends are invited. Bible study and and safely in the government fold. . the transportation of so-called unes& prayer hour Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. . While little has been printed in. enti : sential crops such as. watermelons, . 4 Chamber of Commerce a Come and.bring your friends. i iforni gardi h wly-con-. , ‘ : ae California regarding the newly-con celery, and the like. The plan also * OFFICE IN CITY HALL ‘e ceived plans of brain’ trusters im . conitemplates restricting crops to a 4 ; Washington to socialize or commun-! . government dictated diet for the peo. & PHONE 575 ize American agriculture, the main’ 5 % ple. : Dee te teeta testebi teste tedtestetesteteiteogete quent feature of the plan seems to be 4; “Thus the government,through . “proposal for an individual Contract” the conltract system, * would gain uf between each farmer and some’ $0Vmore direct management of food: at. ernment agency. Ostensibly, this conall stages, from seeding to eating. ‘tract would be proposed (under the jy; eoujq buy the products from the FLYING FORTRESS Suise of war necessity) for the purfarmers and resell to dealers at pricPose of controlling the kind and the es within the levels established by !, A youthful Army Air Forces naviquantities of crops and livestock to’ the OPA. The losses would have ‘o gator who lists several “firsts” be grown on each farm—the theory pe absorbed by the treasury.” among his experiences during bombibelue that only in this way can ani ing operations*from England and adequate and controlled production Africa is now stationed at Mather be achieved. But actually, the effect ' ‘Field, Sacramento, where he is un-'of the contract would be to strip the dergoing a course of study designed individual farmer of the right to deto train him as an instructor. ,termine the use to be made of his’ He is First Lieutenant Levon 1. . oWn land and equipment. Being forewarned ‘is being forearmed. If any California farmer has a contract like that shoved in front of him, he should stop, look and listen before he signs. For as one Washington official (NOT a brain-truster) ‘commented: ‘If this goes through, it (Ray, 25, of Poolville, Texas, who hee For all practical purposes, farmjg the end of private farming in the WE REPAIR AND WE FIX ‘ Lawn Mowers, Locks, Vacuum Cleaners, .Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, in short almost anything that is used around the house or we can repair. See isis eee RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 109 WEST MAIN STREET Grass Valley cia yard, . ART’S REPAIR. SHOP . been awarded the distinguished flyers who signed the contracts would ‘ing cross and an oak leaf cluster in} . cease to be independent operators—-= lieu of another DFC. land would become hired hands . ofJeaderes, a will, starve.” i Ray was among the first Adiorl#6 verninent agencies, thé only” dita lean airmen to land in England, and, ference being that they would still'{ took part in the first high altitude have to worry about payine’ off BO ) WE 1 bombing mission flown by Americ-. mortgage and keeping up the. tax} nation. It will put individuals out of business; if ‘they don’t follow the the first to drop bombs on Swily, Sar-'might have had some practical farm { dinia,and Naples after they hea mov. experience, or who might have just . . [ . . The navigator’s outfit was also'chap back in Washington, who . led. to Africa. ‘graduated from Yale’ or Harvard, “We ran into our heaviest opposi-. would tell them what they could do ‘ans over occupied territory in Aug-,Ppayments. They would still hold the}. By CLEM WHITAKER ; FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 ‘tion around Bizerte and at Palermo,! with it. but during all my 50 combat mis. Eastern newspapers, ;ust, 1942. [title to their land, to be sure, but a ;* Once there was a throbbing batwith staff s sions not a single member of our ;. correspondents in the national eapi. leery Of “Votes for Women’ which Wiyine Fortress erew. even gat ‘a/tal, have exposed many of the de-. ¢lectrified the nation—and women's scratch.” ltafls of the program to ‘harness’ . SUffrage was born and became an American reality! : That bitterly-contested issue has ‘long since been resolved, but it will Democrat; ave its modern counterpart, when ‘congress reconvenes, in a new, fervent hattlecry of ‘‘Votes for Soldiers,’”’ which seems destined to]. ‘shake the rafters of the eapitol and be heard ‘round the world, wherever His crew did hand out plenty of . American farmers, even though only unishment to the Axis, however, \eketchy reports have thus: far been according to Ray. His bomber was! Published in California. credited with “13 or 14% enemy] The Rochester (N. Y.) ships shot down, and one of the gun-. and Chronicle, for example, réports mers aboard was listed among the!the following under a Washington, first ten gunners in the -AAF at that. D. C. dateline. time. “The Roosevelt administration has Ray's DFC came as a result of his conceived a new far-reaching food' American fighting men are serving. % & . die W. Darke 100-3 Phones 109-M participation in the first American,crop production plan that provides raid over enemy territory and the : : cluster was awarded for the . 250 combat hours he logged. Behind the scenes, in Washington, there is already a tempest brewing on the soldiers‘ vote question—and one of the two Democratic champions . of votes for the men in service, Senator Green of Rhode Island, appears to be backing away from his own bill, which was introduced before the congressional recess. But Republicans, it is reliably reHis wife, Mrs. Marjorie Ray, lives at Poolville, Texas. ported, are determined to pick. up FINE WATCH REPAIRING ‘Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 the ball if the; Democrats drop it, and will push for action on some practical, fraud-proof system of resistering the men overseas—and arranging for them to cast their ballots in the presidential elections. There are many though, practical problems to be overcome, but thel GOP’ers believe they can _ be~ handled. For example, Elmer Davis of conscience * . before you take the trein the OWI, when he returned from New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks te Please Every Taste abroad, indicated he was concerned over how the men could familiarize FOR LATE MRS, \MeCabe, who passed away early Monof this city and five grandchildr. She was a sister of Mrs. May GL . Before last year’s elections, congress provided a means for balloting by soldiers, but nothing much came of it because of an asserted shortage of shipping space to carry the ballots. With that in mind, gress, this year, is determined provide a fool-proof system—and to Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarian, in her August report states that ‘books borrowed for home use totaled 1041; fiction 893; juvenile 74; miscellaneous 74. conVisitors to the to 1095; men 197; 266: girls 267: reading rooms women 265, bovs ’ number of borrowsee that it is placed in operation. ers 633; total attendance 162 8; daily But there is also underground opattendance 70. position to the movement. apparently Carde issued 15 adult, cards canstemming from the fact that some celed 5 adult. a gain of ten and presof the’political chieftains in Wash\ ent registration 896. Books urchasington are fearful of the soldiers Sea books discarded 23, presen: \ votes and would liké to see them accession 12.398. The following books were purchased: The Female of the Species, Elside-tracked. How eee Peleios oat Beery, lery Queen; Last Train from. Berlin, satis foe pa ete ca as eg _ Howard K. Smith; Gewsmoke Graze, ae ee isan gee Seo ee ube, Peter Dawson; Bloody Head, Dana be wad the hottest issues on the (Coolidge: So Lditie Time. John legislative ese guess when congress Marquand: When Hearts are Ligh* gets bock to work in November! Again, Emilie Loring; Without Orders, Martha Albrand: Terry, Havrriett I. Cotstock. Silvertips Trap, Max Brand; Unobstructed Universe, Stuart Edward White. Twenty one books were taken from the rent shelf and placed in the general circulation. FUNERAL, SERVICE M°CABE TODAY Funeral services will be held this afternoon, for the late. Mrs. Rosaline . MARRIED Judge George W. Gildersleeve yespterday afterncon in 2hs ¢s . bers united in matrimony George day evening in a local hospital, Ww. Shider, 59, and Miss Lois Cathwhich she had gone only two hours j 182 nlowaliicadl >, : aoe aah before her sudden. demise. !Both gave their residence as Yuba . ‘City. The groom gave his occupation as proprietor of a motel. ‘Miss Dorothy Salisbury and Merl jA. Morrison of the Selective Service Horgen: officiating. Interment will Board attended the couple who left be in the Catholic Cemetery. . shortly after the ceremony for Yuba Mrs. Mz(Cabe was a native of Grass City, where they will make their ae . Valley, 68 years of age. Surviving home. : her are two daughters, Mrs. Lois Le-, Duc and Mrs. Emma Sothern, both. upt cohen. The services will take place ai p. m. in the chapel of Hooper lien Weaver Mortuary with Rev. William . d 4 ‘eS The City of Alameda is touched by neither state nor federal highway. _ California aircraft Plants have reand ceived 22 per cent of all war contracts for airplanes and parts. Res ver of Richmond, California, George Salisbury of Oakland. @ 6. PENNEY GO., 1ue. “eS Tw0-Piece Dresses Do Double-Duty as Suits! meren Faithful as . Ride, these classically simple styles will take you ‘round the clock with tireless, timeless grace. The “ . , trim fitted ne boast ingenious yokes that turn in themselves with the election issues: He then came up with the suggestion that Lt. Gen. Somervell furnish the . boys with election information. But inasmuch as Lt. Gen. Somervell is one of the few. pronounced New Dealers in the Army command, that suggestion is bound to draw RepubA furlough is not much good to a soldie. unless he can visit home. And vital war business may be delayed if war plant exlican fire. OB PRINTING.2 GET YOURS AT NUGQQET perts can’t get on the train. All trains are full, so please don’t make ‘unnecessary trips. Before you plan a train trip, listen to your conscience! Another headache is how the men can be registered and» voted. The Army has objected to the use of V(Mail for this purpose on the seemingly legitimate ground that’ this would destro the secrecy of the ballot—-and might open the door for} wholesale vote frauds. Still another sticking-point is that all mail sent home by service men is subject to censor—and that, too, The friendly S-P 3 aie Pacific Advance reservations required for S. P. coach space SERVICE includes a vumber of things that lighten ; the burdén of our clients and friends “ when they come to us in their hour of bereavement. The music, tthe flowers, last words,’the arrangements of the — and conveyances are all included in that one w ord—service, HOOPER & WEAV MORTICIANS AMBULAN CE 246 Church Street _ Grass —_ é would invade the secrecy of the bal-

THE Nevada City Nugget — Th ursday, September 16 . Savings 60c Alka Seltzer 60c Sal Hepatica $1.15 Absorbine Jr. __ 70c Sloans Liniment $1.00 Ironized Yeast 75c Carters Pills 60c Mentholatum 75c Baume Bengeue 67ec DUC THONG oe 43c $1.00 Hinds Honey and Almond Cream 59e $1.00 Halo Shampoo _.. 79c 70c Vaseline Hair Tonic .. 63c 40c Listerine Tooth POWGCF i 33e 50c Ipana Paste 43¢ $1.10 Norplex Vit. B. Tabs 98c : 6, 1943 Pox Three ee on a SP mm ee . . CHRISTIAN. SCIENCE G00 IETY . for government contract's with the lot box, unless censorship fegulation: Ces Library In A t EVERYDAY NEEDS AT Christian Science Society of Nevada! nation’s six million farm operators were relaxed in this instance. ugus City holds services every Sunday ‘for producting crops under the 1944, ivi as : ; morning in their church, 114 Boul. der Street at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. HATCHING IN . avant phan week's LessonWASHINGTON? ! Sermon pees Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednes. By RALPH H. TAYLOR day of each month at 8 o’clock. . The farmer who wants to continue Our reading room at 117 Broad 88 boss of his own farm, food production goals. “Under the plan, the government would guarantee to farmers prices . for their products, either on a quan;tity or acreage basis. It would’ involve the outlay, of billions of dol‘lars and would make it easier for the government to carry out its subsidy and who despite opposition from congress and Street is open every day ex-ept SunStill wants to reserve the right to leading farm groups. days and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m, decide “‘when and what to plant,” “The plan was conceived at the The public is cordially invited io had better keep a sharp eye on new War Production Board and was ;attend our services and visit the BuanS for cw ito, tneede view tdes of ce ‘sold’ to the agriculture depart. Peading room. oe se tae ee are ee ment. War Food Administrator Mar. es es . y deo Oo be, hatening in e vin Oones now has it under study and METHODIST CHURCH . national capital. . Officials said it has a 50-50 chance Sunday school at 10 a. m. Bring Particularly, farmers should look of being approved by the president. . ! the children. We have classes for all for the ‘‘catch’’ in any and all prola \Implied in the new -propowsal is a ses: Preaching service aj -a. m,. Posals which may be made to them government dictated and increasing. ; , bat Bis minutes of gacred music at 11 to have the government put a floor ly standardized diet, with the em{a. m. Kindly come early and worship Under prices for them, or guarantee phasis on such energy food as beans. ‘in music. Organ prelude, Mrs. Chas. the prices to be paid for their propeas and potatoes. Meat, especially R E HARRIS . Kitts. Vocal duet Mr. and Mrs. Carl ducts. For one of the schemes NOW 'ycoq meat would be mych scarcer in 'Murchie of Oakland. These are very afoot in Washington to ‘“sovietize 4,,, : ee THE REXALL DRUG STORE ‘exceptionally fine si : trai d the farm,” according to neta ee Phone 100 cs , A 2 eo rained ’ : 5 . Under the plan, the government : Singers. Be sure to hear them. Serfarm leaders who are on the scene, -would let contracts to farmers much. mon, pastor, Closing hymn, prayer, would be presented to°farmers with in the same way it now contracts for eeeeeqeiieies doxology. The public is cordially inthe tempting bait that if they signed the construction of jeeps or. airg ~ . Vited. ‘up under the program they would planes. The theory behind it is to tell * “KEEP "EM zl Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. be protected by guaranteed prices. the farmer he can be assured of a ze FLYING” % . Ten minutes of song service under! The “joker” in that proposal, Of certain price for his products, if ‘he ™ 5 ? 4 * the leadership of Parker, Borgfeldt. course, is that if government bureall. grows what the government wants . —@ % Sermon, pastor. Come. and bring crate gain the power to tell farmers. him to grow and thereby assures * ®BUY a Py friends. We shall have a Bike what and when to plant, and when . production. In order to force the ‘ © DEFENSE : ellowship at the close, so we all ,to ship their products to aes the ; ifarmers to sign up, the plan would z ©STAMP can get a little better acquainted. high prices ‘“‘guaranteed’’ to insur e har those who refuse: from obtain* APS ; Week events: One of the circles'a sign-up may be followed by dras-'ino fertilizer for crops outside the ed eof the W. S. C. S. will meet at 2 ». tically-reduced prices. once they have 'goals or would reduce tractor gaso4 . m. Wednesday. All members and . the majority of farmers regimented . jine, supplies, and even gasoline for 4 friends are invited. Bible study and and safely in the government fold. . the transportation of so-called unes& prayer hour Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. . While little has been printed in. enti : sential crops such as. watermelons, . 4 Chamber of Commerce a Come and.bring your friends. i iforni gardi h wly-con-. , ‘ : ae California regarding the newly-con celery, and the like. The plan also * OFFICE IN CITY HALL ‘e ceived plans of brain’ trusters im . conitemplates restricting crops to a 4 ; Washington to socialize or commun-! . government dictated diet for the peo. & PHONE 575 ize American agriculture, the main’ 5 % ple. : Dee te teeta testebi teste tedtestetesteteiteogete quent feature of the plan seems to be 4; “Thus the government,through . “proposal for an individual Contract” the conltract system, * would gain uf between each farmer and some’ $0Vmore direct management of food: at. ernment agency. Ostensibly, this conall stages, from seeding to eating. ‘tract would be proposed (under the jy; eoujq buy the products from the FLYING FORTRESS Suise of war necessity) for the purfarmers and resell to dealers at pricPose of controlling the kind and the es within the levels established by !, A youthful Army Air Forces naviquantities of crops and livestock to’ the OPA. The losses would have ‘o gator who lists several “firsts” be grown on each farm—the theory pe absorbed by the treasury.” among his experiences during bombibelue that only in this way can ani ing operations*from England and adequate and controlled production Africa is now stationed at Mather be achieved. But actually, the effect ' ‘Field, Sacramento, where he is un-'of the contract would be to strip the dergoing a course of study designed individual farmer of the right to deto train him as an instructor. ,termine the use to be made of his’ He is First Lieutenant Levon 1. . oWn land and equipment. Being forewarned ‘is being forearmed. If any California farmer has a contract like that shoved in front of him, he should stop, look and listen before he signs. For as one Washington official (NOT a brain-truster) ‘commented: ‘If this goes through, it (Ray, 25, of Poolville, Texas, who hee For all practical purposes, farmjg the end of private farming in the WE REPAIR AND WE FIX ‘ Lawn Mowers, Locks, Vacuum Cleaners, .Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, in short almost anything that is used around the house or we can repair. See isis eee RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 109 WEST MAIN STREET Grass Valley cia yard, . ART’S REPAIR. SHOP . been awarded the distinguished flyers who signed the contracts would ‘ing cross and an oak leaf cluster in} . cease to be independent operators—-= lieu of another DFC. land would become hired hands . ofJeaderes, a will, starve.” i Ray was among the first Adiorl#6 verninent agencies, thé only” dita lean airmen to land in England, and, ference being that they would still'{ took part in the first high altitude have to worry about payine’ off BO ) WE 1 bombing mission flown by Americ-. mortgage and keeping up the. tax} nation. It will put individuals out of business; if ‘they don’t follow the the first to drop bombs on Swily, Sar-'might have had some practical farm { dinia,and Naples after they hea mov. experience, or who might have just . . [ . . The navigator’s outfit was also'chap back in Washington, who . led. to Africa. ‘graduated from Yale’ or Harvard, “We ran into our heaviest opposi-. would tell them what they could do ‘ans over occupied territory in Aug-,Ppayments. They would still hold the}. By CLEM WHITAKER ; FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 ‘tion around Bizerte and at Palermo,! with it. but during all my 50 combat mis. Eastern newspapers, ;ust, 1942. [title to their land, to be sure, but a ;* Once there was a throbbing batwith staff s sions not a single member of our ;. correspondents in the national eapi. leery Of “Votes for Women’ which Wiyine Fortress erew. even gat ‘a/tal, have exposed many of the de-. ¢lectrified the nation—and women's scratch.” ltafls of the program to ‘harness’ . SUffrage was born and became an American reality! : That bitterly-contested issue has ‘long since been resolved, but it will Democrat; ave its modern counterpart, when ‘congress reconvenes, in a new, fervent hattlecry of ‘‘Votes for Soldiers,’”’ which seems destined to]. ‘shake the rafters of the eapitol and be heard ‘round the world, wherever His crew did hand out plenty of . American farmers, even though only unishment to the Axis, however, \eketchy reports have thus: far been according to Ray. His bomber was! Published in California.

credited with “13 or 14% enemy] The Rochester (N. Y.) ships shot down, and one of the gun-. and Chronicle, for example, réports mers aboard was listed among the!the following under a Washington, first ten gunners in the -AAF at that. D. C. dateline. time. “The Roosevelt administration has Ray's DFC came as a result of his conceived a new far-reaching food' American fighting men are serving. % & . die W. Darke 100-3 Phones 109-M participation in the first American,crop production plan that provides raid over enemy territory and the : : cluster was awarded for the . 250 combat hours he logged. Behind the scenes, in Washington, there is already a tempest brewing on the soldiers‘ vote question—and one of the two Democratic champions . of votes for the men in service, Senator Green of Rhode Island, appears to be backing away from his own bill, which was introduced before the congressional recess. But Republicans, it is reliably reHis wife, Mrs. Marjorie Ray, lives at Poolville, Texas. ported, are determined to pick. up FINE WATCH REPAIRING ‘Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 the ball if the; Democrats drop it, and will push for action on some practical, fraud-proof system of resistering the men overseas—and arranging for them to cast their ballots in the presidential elections. There are many though, practical problems to be overcome, but thel GOP’ers believe they can _ be~ handled. For example, Elmer Davis of conscience * . before you take the trein the OWI, when he returned from New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks te Please Every Taste abroad, indicated he was concerned over how the men could familiarize FOR LATE MRS, \MeCabe, who passed away early Monof this city and five grandchildr. She was a sister of Mrs. May GL . Before last year’s elections, congress provided a means for balloting by soldiers, but nothing much came of it because of an asserted shortage of shipping space to carry the ballots. With that in mind, gress, this year, is determined provide a fool-proof system—and to Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarian, in her August report states that ‘books borrowed for home use totaled 1041; fiction 893; juvenile 74; miscellaneous 74. conVisitors to the to 1095; men 197; 266: girls 267: reading rooms women 265, bovs ’ number of borrowsee that it is placed in operation. ers 633; total attendance 162 8; daily But there is also underground opattendance 70. position to the movement. apparently Carde issued 15 adult, cards canstemming from the fact that some celed 5 adult. a gain of ten and presof the’political chieftains in Wash\ ent registration 896. Books urchasington are fearful of the soldiers Sea books discarded 23, presen: \ votes and would liké to see them accession 12.398. The following books were purchased: The Female of the Species, Elside-tracked. How eee Peleios oat Beery, lery Queen; Last Train from. Berlin, satis foe pa ete ca as eg _ Howard K. Smith; Gewsmoke Graze, ae ee isan gee Seo ee ube, Peter Dawson; Bloody Head, Dana be wad the hottest issues on the (Coolidge: So Lditie Time. John legislative ese guess when congress Marquand: When Hearts are Ligh* gets bock to work in November! Again, Emilie Loring; Without Orders, Martha Albrand: Terry, Havrriett I. Cotstock.. Silvertips Trap, Max Brand; Unobstructed Universe, Stuart Edward White. Twenty one books were taken from the rent shelf and placed in the general circulation. FUNERAL, SERVICE M°CABE TODAY Funeral services will be held this afternoon, for the late. Mrs. Rosaline . MARRIED Judge George W. Gildersleeve yespterday afterncon in 2hs ¢s . bers united in matrimony George day evening in a local hospital, Ww. Shider, 59, and Miss Lois Cathwhich she had gone only two hours j 182 nlowaliicadl >, : aoe aah before her sudden. demise. !Both gave their residence as Yuba . ‘City. The groom gave his occupation as proprietor of a motel. ‘Miss Dorothy Salisbury and Merl jA. Morrison of the Selective Service Horgen: officiating. Interment will Board attended the couple who left be in the Catholic Cemetery. . shortly after the ceremony for Yuba Mrs. Mz(Cabe was a native of Grass City, where they will make their ae . Valley, 68 years of age. Surviving home. : her are two daughters, Mrs. Lois Le-, Duc and Mrs. Emma Sothern, both. upt cohen. The services will take place ai p. m. in the chapel of Hooper lien Weaver Mortuary with Rev. William . d 4 ‘eS The City of Alameda is touched by neither state nor federal highway. _ California aircraft Plants have reand ceived 22 per cent of all war contracts for airplanes and parts. Res ver of Richmond, California, George Salisbury of Oakland. @ 6. PENNEY GO., 1ue. “eS Tw0-Piece Dresses Do Double-Duty as Suits! meren Faithful as . Ride, these classically simple styles will take you ‘round the clock with tireless, timeless grace. The “ . , trim fitted ne boast ingenious yokes that turn in themselves with the election issues: He then came up with the suggestion that Lt. Gen. Somervell furnish the . boys with election information. But inasmuch as Lt. Gen. Somervell is one of the few. pronounced New Dealers in the Army command, that suggestion is bound to draw RepubA furlough is not much good to a soldie. unless he can visit home. And vital war business may be delayed if war plant exlican fire. OB PRINTING.2 GET YOURS AT NUGQQET perts can’t get on the train. All trains are full, so please don’t make ‘unnecessary trips. Before you plan a train trip, listen to your conscience! Another headache is how the men can be registered and» voted. The Army has objected to the use of V(Mail for this purpose on the seemingly legitimate ground that’ this would destro the secrecy of the ballot—-and might open the door for} wholesale vote frauds. Still another sticking-point is that all mail sent home by service men is subject to censor—and that, too, The friendly S-P 3 aie Pacific Advance reservations required for S. P. coach space SERVICE includes a vumber of things that lighten ; the burdén of our clients and friends “ when they come to us in their hour of bereavement. The music, tthe flowers, last words,’the arrangements of the — and conveyances are all included in that one w ord—service, HOOPER & WEAV MORTICIANS AMBULAN CE 246 Church Street _ Grass —_ é would invade the secrecy of the bal-