September 19, 1946 (8 pages)

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a; 1946_ NEVADACITY NUGGET “ Herbert Hoover, President © Tri, man’s : special i ‘Hoodlum Saint’ is Movie at “iss ‘ar ia Cauda j bal ashires aphorvvegerh relief . . reports that the UNRRIA is serving as vi i Tito’s ks GLASSES FIT TED = WAYS BITTEN : . ‘e€1epnone 270-W re 2 Bee . ing fe ifts nad ee = ry = ingratitude. Perhaps. too a papers) ge gues8 a term; see ce “learning” and we foreien friendships nor ;ond to the ARS men should be home farming rehabilitating the The blunt stir up prodigious s hatred. in emergency] getts 4 ai tas a ca the forced production . ray. a romantic drama Powell Powell newspaper and star who: part of June returning dominated by the soviet the ceeds POUduet. The . a ee “Ve Sireet, ae igre s [a ‘ St gridpot complicated :situation, which’ dis Siwy Ga 5 Soe Mr. weekly column on problems of the veteran . Stances leads him to a highly-paid : a ‘but precarious job in fhe puwhblish tand we have befriended.” he : Hall: the Sy — bride’s daughter pF tcieckarler.ri Eirmes mi Grase satis EE A VaHby na urn. No replies can be made direct by Posed SbOk idm by ewe Eeoae) it ee es : ape . . + sed up: I vo© ee friendlyvee col. wxsve erroafertertestestesteste steSa a steatestesteatesteates mail, but only. in the column which will : mes sae ac i aa te a ae a appearin this newspaper regularly lege acquaintances, fights his way é gutarly. through 2 oe a tie. weathers tha di@eulties fornia in: of Factors That Determine \reaches Veteran’s: Pension Rate a . the an interesting solution problems . Williame Where veterans of World War II . have a disability incurred in or ag of ee life with Technology. MOVING Is YOUR Furniture . . in the iHty ‘gibt ed tend . Rudkin oe pup San Francisco Bakersfield Methiodist read the marriage service. Mrs. Aboard? Sacramento. ae : na ee Stockton peace a and’ in a double ring ceremony Sunday! > Log Angeles 15th Institute sacek Purastere V7 arene paste ] ones ing every day for somewhere! ee Armeline Houghton rates of pension range from ' September feelin . California to : xaminati by the . Ernest Eric Beckerleg were married. -sability upon examination -by the . * eres . The the Esther oO gravated by service Pe leone frces, there is no set disability pené WwW.eds Er nest Beckerleg§ sion he may receive, the amount : being determined by the degree of Armeline Jewell Houghton Veterans’ administration. and @ Sees ay ages nt a oe 4 bil-; man. > , ernment two cauzht ae sae ae © ene aoe $11.50 per month for a disability of . ‘Church here. The pastor, Rev. Jesse. —JustA : has appropriated i Ser:a ree the 3Mrs. gs millions in the postst . tribution : ‘ : . for or the the feeding feeding ofof millions in the of food has been so manag-]. be famine crisis. The U.S. pee ha as to arouse the hatred of those] Rafael, best ™e? captain in the Army and son of ion ability “In many of the puppet countries. as Gees Esther + ESO) H : tion was held in plays the man, served see es re Albert Keeny, Robert Hawkins and Gordon Leary wore ners, the 1929 crash and finally charge that American! gonated food -has been used by pup to William a ther will he answered ina subsequent col. ae ears tesort SAE of thing ine ae wan 3not aeihe This was the is domination, Saint’, may be addressed to the above Bureau and . ing business. nation. “Instead( directly .or indirectly. HSER Ys ee ese ee UNRRA is supporting Tito’s arm.’ sia’s . and serviceman und his family. Questions pro-. pet goverffments umder Soviet’ Rus ha tion of American farmers for e ee the] of this country has been made by Relief and: RehabiliAmerican churchman Archbishop Pe ernere RS Cane : veo Administration. Hardly sec-. eee Richard J. Cushing ofBee Massassach. Pate has been . i ra Fy County, of mMSan EDITOR'S NOTE: This newspaper, from the first World War finds his ©! Mr. and Mrs. PENNE ERE ola job gone and involves himself in 0! this city, aa dad her husband, for ae io Hay 1aet aes tention of @he American people. Consider America’s role . United Nations . ee and willll #& tow! eho motes world peace. sa ; tation = = ear Tito has an army of 750.000 men is. ppege should me gains 2 in ‘ r 2 a one in Yugoslavia. ; a . American money andae goods neither] GET YOUR CAR gift wstalriaceel a i edie he ee PHONOGARAPHS, REFRIGERATORS AND APPLIANCES a and = food Ting William . Williams. through special arranzement with the f fo only the 1e fut co1 8s; for mess; nt}ly future a ts implements million anything to the UN Sam is having a second “experience’’ of this unpleasant busi ‘nett Yugoslavia:as j lum SERVICE a RRA or to them is unknown to any UW f 300 ieee Playing atthe .Broadway’ Thsaa. Thea-. . ter Friday and Saturday is ““Hood dictatorship. perhaps y} 0 33 ae. to. Conrad Praetzel ; ae Marin . YAMA. é se he learned after World War 1). fsl 4 te es ‘i Jeu RECORD SELECTION aadiocomas GAM : Broadway Theater Fri., Sat. . . eoover Said recently. “Yet the, fact) we contributed id on agricultural eS thenne> eae extende tieC na when a¢ \ spent: 9 Once again 1 nele Sam is learnins. . Nevada wity. ms “We $y Ralph H. Taylor Teleph q Yugoslavian dollars 312 Broad Street : a Major support for the military machine which backs the arrogance of OPTOMETRIST Y EYES. EXAMINED PAGE FIVE ; Sample. The Peninsula = of Our Service— LONG DISTANCE MOVING Camille Cornish played the ALSO . lion, seven hundred million dollars publicly, ‘In these countries author-/ Co ee Se mues tp es eee : organ ea prelude eae ny. and : ac s anied *~, such as a loss of hands or legs, or : accompanic LOCAL MOVING ; for UNRRAs direct use. Millions . ized officials have not distributed. blindness, or combinations of dis. Mrs. Dorothy Simmons, who sang : miore have been privately donated by! the American food guided by the dic-. abilities, the amount payable may . Because and At Dawning. t . Sich: cad Gat eae aa the sympathetic American public. tators of Christian charity, but have. be as high as $265 per month. These The bride wore a_ silver gray . PICK-UP and DELIVE cal K precessed s ) the qictates of Soviet policy. it, : atever Whate S evi evil has‘ 3 are eae ay pelaptaludante aS NESE ee anne of as betes tog ee rough throug 1/post war U. S. generosity canmot be = It must be = Ae remembered, and dressmaker suit trimmed with. gil Take Your Moving Problems to ver buttons, wit black accessories. : Her hat t we as . nicgeteides in a Hixperienced Movie Den 5 . powde1 REI IABLE TRANSFER particularly in cases of World War blue shade. service-connected, erleg, » sister of the bridegr s } groom, andj, She carried a bouquet AND STORAGE it on Srna ne taxpayers who assum-. recalled. Neither, fortnuately” can I veterans. where application is . of white orchids and bouvardia. jed the addition to the already staz-. the immense good that has resulted. made for disability pension, not. Bridesmaids. were Miss June Beck-. Grass Valley sering publié debt. the individuals! pe cancelled out BERYL = to relief ume : in homes throughout Europe; RICHFIELD SERVICE dren are had our aid would healthy and not be dead been thriving forthcoming of malnutrition and WE BUY USED CRENSHAW PHIL that agency Scooters, Evenrude Motors, Complete line of Model Airplanes, Telephone 930 Sadlery, Guns and Ammunition, Boats, Electric Reairs. Washing Machines, ‘Bicycles and Bieycle Repairs. will run out two yearg tions of with ‘the the behind world, “gimme” us—and including attitude lha those toward for recovery to the extent of meet Telephone 24 Poa 6 on. Groceries, Frux and Vegetables Beer and Wine REFRIGERATOR SERVICE STEELE SUPPLY COMPANY COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CPTY, PHONE 898 REPAIRS CLARENCE R. GRAY -WATCHMAKER J) sibility will be at an end. Yet it may be expected (if history of US relations with the heeded) that least some at world be of the countries that are American beneficiaries will want to continue drawing Grass Valley DRIVE IN FGQOD PALACE JSommercial and Home Units By Refrigeration Experts Phone 911, on American bounty and will find pretexts for their unreasonable. ex stop us as a nation from acting wisely on sound principles. Apreal ae Scout Funds Coming chairman that plans are progressing for the Tahoe area boy scout council on October 12 and will con tinue until November 12. Community NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA appeal chairmen are Franz, Ed Paulson, selected Nevada Roseville, thus City, Rieklin, L. far C. chair man for Lincoln to be selected, John New Deal H. Raffette, Auburn, Chester Gibbs . for Colfax and William Stimson for Grass Valley. Contacts are being Under Management of and made BECKETY and 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley at meetings Robert H. by both Kreatz Frank, scout execut ive who is serving as campaign dir BEER, WINES, LIQUORS ector, Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste The objective amount raised in to be the area as one counci]l— one budget—is $13,950 and _ will make possible’ the employing of ad ditional ANTIQUES ship professional scout to enrich the with present and additional volunteer leaders and sponsoring institutions in developing new troops and senior units. BOUGHT AND SOLD leader present program and organization and also work more closely packs, Things have now progressed to the point that gray bread is being sold on the black market.—Curior, Bristol, Pa. Call At DEER CREEK INN —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— 406 Broad Street Nevada City BLUE RIBBON WINNERS OUR CHOICE LIQUORS repfesent the very finest in selection, in quality and moderate price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the corner — and handy! GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE Cerner Main and Auburn Streets é OPEN DAILY — 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. Many times, the~ experience shows, according to the Veterans’ administration, World War I veterans applying for pensions years after World War I for non-serviceconnected disability are turned down beeause the Veterans’ administration decides the disability is due to the” ‘‘willful misconduct or Vicipus habits” of the veterans. Questions and Answers Q. My son has been in the army for 22 months and spent 16 months in--England, France, Belgium and is now in Germany. He is with the 2242 quartermaster truck company. Does the war department have any word when this company will be ' shipped home?—Mrs. H. N., Plankington, N. D. : A. As of February 15 this outfit was in Ausbach, Germany, and the war department has no word on when it will be returned to this Calif. , A. The Veterans’ administration says it would not make much difference, but would probably save ance became payable, The veteran must make application to his commanding officer to change the name of the beneficiary. Q. Is a widow of a World War I veteran who is elderly and in poor health, eligible for a pension if she has an income of $100 a month?— Mrs. W. Mc., Arlington, Mass. A. If death was service-connected, yes, she is entitled to a pension. If not service-connected, she is not entitled if her income is $1,000 or more annually. if she has no children. . would ask your nearest Veterans’ administration office. however, because the law says that certain: items are not considered income and determination as_ to whether the claimant’s income exceeds the respective amount is made by the Veterans’ administration. Q. My son was given an honorable discharge in May 1945. I wish to know if he should draw a pension as he was wounded in Belgiam. He was with Patton’s 3rd army. He is a member of the American Legion at Fayette, Ala., Post No. 127, but as yet has not even been examined for a pension. No one knows about the nervous disposition he has except his parents. —Mrs. E. M., Fayette, Ala. A. From your letter, I would say your son most certainly is entitled to a disability rating, but he must apply to the Veterans’ administration for an examination for deter Each morning as I _ e¢arefully mination of thé amount. Apply imspread a thin film of 66 cent butter mediately to your nearest office of on my undersized off color toast, I the Veterans’ administration for this examination. dutifully remind myeéelf that Ameri-Q. My boy died in the army in ca is eating more than it ever did France. I want to know how I can before.—Saturday News, Lewisburgh, get the large flag they put over Pa, the casket to bury them. I know of some mothers who have received Sugar, canning and oil are the them. I would thank you if you can San Francisco bay region’s outstandtell me. — Broken-hearted mother, Brownsville, Tenn. ing industrial developments. A. Relatives or next of kin of deceased veterans, who died in service, may receive a United States flag by application to the postmaster at any county seat post office. Application may be made on Vet PAULINE AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI Grass Valley Phone 39 * *, 5 Beiioioinininivioivininininivininiinhnieininiy soct Harold & Dale’s Garage 130 BROAD ST, (a ; i —_ he is married. sonfe time in the event the insur Announcement was made _ today by G, E. Kreatz general sport appeal ially 152 OR PHONE 107 dis the pectancies and will put on pressure country. to that end. Q. My son, who is.in Japan, made When we refuse them—ag we surely should—we will have in all likeliout his insurance papers to me before he went overseas. I have been hood more tastes of bitter ingratimarried since that time. Do I have tude. to have my name changed on the But even ingratitude should not policy?—Mrs. J. W., Fort Bragg, appeal for funds, which opens offic 520 COYOTE STREET AMBLER has ing their own problems. Our respon FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE JOHN now UncleSam shall have had every rea Gunsmith, Locksmith, Saw Filing 8318 South Auburn Street . by its recent decision not to ask for further funds for the UNRRA. Funds sonable opportunity and ample time Cushman’s if us the word famine is about over . not payable to the veteran where so far ag the European sector is conthe annual income is $1,000 if unmarried, or if it exceeds $2,500 if cerned. be FIXIT SHOP Home Supply Store payable ©-ewn—wilful—misconduct~or~ vicious next year. By that time, the war wil] —SPORTING GOODS— FURNITURE LEAHY’S not pen ability is the result of the veteran’s It is to be hoped, therefore, that the U. S. State Department will stick And YET— RAY : are these who ates TELEPHONE 502 TELEPHONE appears that P views are soundly based on a perhabits. Also where total disability is chil-. sonal, 52,000 mile world tour, has! not service-connected, pension is disease. . Sacramento Street ‘ Ww task fiticd Hons Nae audplansek Gee sely. ROBINSON'S Grass Valley As Sted~becausé -of-—the good accomp-. largely accomplished. Hoover who ; sions erans’ administration form available at local office. 2008 Gas and Oil : Lubrication —MOTOR TUNE-UPS— AND GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS —————— AUTO . j~ Safety Glass A windshield, cracked and streaked, can make You think you're seeing double. Let us install a clear, new glass To help avoid real trouble! MT. PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY TELEPHONE. 725-J Hills Flat, Grass Valley SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY EIIE eS ve : to the good our Telephone Grass Valley 171-W SHADY PINE COURT Follow the signs at the end of North Church Street We give you free transportation in our NEW JEEP to and from the laundry. Free pick up and delivery service for wet wash in Nevada City, Hills Flat and Grass Valley. Special appointments made for night washing. 24-Hour Service On Wet Wash J who contributed dhe Sie eink oaedaleo TEL ENR PER food hn the workerg who di the; ee produced Motor Rebuilding IS OUR SPECIALTY—Completely equipped ae fort who Me es farmers tot Everyone who had a part in thi) instead, distributed it according to fe —the for rebuilding, reboring and motor tune-up, = as well as general repairs. ; > S & S GARAGE . TELEPHONE 264-3 108 CLARK STREET AUTO GLASS Everything in Glass—Made to Order Mirrors, Store Fronts, Windows, a iture Tops GLASS CO. +

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a; 1946_ NEVADACITY NUGGET “ Herbert Hoover, President © Tri, man’s : special i ‘Hoodlum Saint’ is Movie at “iss ‘ar ia Cauda j bal ashires aphorvvegerh relief . . reports that the UNRRIA is serving as vi i Tito’s ks GLASSES FIT TED = WAYS BITTEN : . ‘e€1epnone 270-W re 2 Bee . ing fe ifts nad ee = ry = ingratitude. Perhaps. too a papers) ge gues8 a term; see ce “learning” and we foreien friendships nor ;ond to the ARS men should be home farming rehabilitating the The blunt stir up prodigious s hatred. in emergency] getts 4 ai tas a ca the forced production . ray. a romantic drama Powell Powell newspaper and star who: part of June returning dominated by the soviet the ceeds POUduet. The . a ee “Ve Sireet, ae igre s [a ‘ St gridpot complicated :situation, which’ dis Siwy Ga 5 Soe Mr. weekly column on problems of the veteran . Stances leads him to a highly-paid : a ‘but precarious job in fhe puwhblish tand we have befriended.” he : Hall: the Sy — bride’s daughter pF tcieckarler.ri Eirmes mi Grase satis EE A VaHby na urn. No replies can be made direct by Posed SbOk idm by ewe Eeoae) it ee es : ape . . + sed up: I vo© ee friendlyvee col. wxsve erroafertertestestesteste steSa a steatestesteatesteates mail, but only. in the column which will : mes sae ac i aa te a ae a appearin this newspaper regularly lege acquaintances, fights his way é gutarly. through 2 oe a tie. weathers tha di@eulties fornia in: of Factors That Determine \reaches Veteran’s: Pension Rate a . the an interesting solution problems . Williame Where veterans of World War II . have a disability incurred in or ag of ee life with Technology. MOVING Is YOUR Furniture . . in the iHty ‘gibt ed tend . Rudkin oe pup San Francisco Bakersfield Methiodist read the marriage service. Mrs. Aboard? Sacramento. ae : na ee Stockton peace a and’ in a double ring ceremony Sunday! > Log Angeles 15th Institute sacek Purastere V7 arene paste ] ones ing every day for somewhere! ee Armeline Houghton rates of pension range from ' September feelin . California to : xaminati by the . Ernest Eric Beckerleg were married. -sability upon examination -by the . * eres . The the Esther oO gravated by service Pe leone frces, there is no set disability pené WwW.eds Er nest Beckerleg§ sion he may receive, the amount : being determined by the degree of Armeline Jewell Houghton Veterans’ administration. and @ Sees ay ages nt a oe 4 bil-; man. > , ernment two cauzht ae sae ae © ene aoe $11.50 per month for a disability of . ‘Church here. The pastor, Rev. Jesse. —JustA : has appropriated i Ser:a ree the 3Mrs. gs millions in the postst . tribution : ‘ : . for or the the feeding feeding ofof millions in the of food has been so manag-]. be famine crisis. The U.S. pee ha as to arouse the hatred of those] Rafael, best ™e? captain in the Army and son of ion ability “In many of the puppet countries. as Gees Esther + ESO) H : tion was held in plays the man, served see es re Albert Keeny, Robert Hawkins and Gordon Leary wore ners, the 1929 crash and finally charge that American! gonated food -has been used by pup to William a ther will he answered ina subsequent col. ae ears tesort SAE of thing ine ae wan 3not aeihe This was the is domination, Saint’, may be addressed to the above Bureau and . ing business. nation. “Instead( directly .or indirectly. HSER Ys ee ese ee UNRRA is supporting Tito’s arm.’ sia’s . and serviceman und his family. Questions pro-. pet goverffments umder Soviet’ Rus ha tion of American farmers for e ee the] of this country has been made by Relief and: RehabiliAmerican churchman Archbishop Pe ernere RS Cane : veo Administration. Hardly sec-. eee Richard J. Cushing ofBee Massassach. Pate has been . i ra Fy County, of mMSan EDITOR'S NOTE: This newspaper, from the first World War finds his ©! Mr. and Mrs. PENNE ERE ola job gone and involves himself in 0! this city, aa dad her husband, for ae io Hay 1aet aes tention of @he American people. Consider America’s role . United Nations . ee and willll #& tow! eho motes world peace. sa ; tation = = ear Tito has an army of 750.000 men is. ppege should me gains 2 in ‘ r 2 a one in Yugoslavia. ; a . American money andae goods neither] GET YOUR CAR gift wstalriaceel a i edie he ee PHONOGARAPHS, REFRIGERATORS AND APPLIANCES a and = food Ting William . Williams. through special arranzement with the f fo only the 1e fut co1 8s; for mess; nt}ly future a ts implements million anything to the UN Sam is having a second “experience’’ of this unpleasant busi ‘nett Yugoslavia:as j lum SERVICE a RRA or to them is unknown to any UW f 300 ieee Playing atthe .Broadway’ Thsaa. Thea-. . ter Friday and Saturday is ““Hood dictatorship. perhaps y} 0 33 ae. to. Conrad Praetzel ; ae Marin . YAMA. é se he learned after World War 1). fsl 4 te es ‘i Jeu RECORD SELECTION aadiocomas GAM : Broadway Theater Fri., Sat. . . eoover Said recently. “Yet the, fact) we contributed id on agricultural eS thenne> eae extende tieC na when a¢ \ spent: 9 Once again 1 nele Sam is learnins. . Nevada wity. ms “We $y Ralph H. Taylor Teleph q Yugoslavian dollars 312 Broad Street : a Major support for the military machine which backs the arrogance of OPTOMETRIST Y EYES. EXAMINED PAGE FIVE ; Sample. The Peninsula = of Our Service— LONG DISTANCE MOVING Camille Cornish played the ALSO . lion, seven hundred million dollars publicly, ‘In these countries author-/ Co ee Se mues tp es eee : organ ea prelude eae ny. and : ac s anied *~, such as a loss of hands or legs, or : accompanic LOCAL MOVING ; for UNRRAs direct use. Millions . ized officials have not distributed. blindness, or combinations of dis. Mrs. Dorothy Simmons, who sang : miore have been privately donated by! the American food guided by the dic-. abilities, the amount payable may . Because and At Dawning. t . Sich: cad Gat eae aa the sympathetic American public.

tators of Christian charity, but have. be as high as $265 per month. These The bride wore a_ silver gray . PICK-UP and DELIVE cal K precessed s ) the qictates of Soviet policy. it, : atever Whate S evi evil has‘ 3 are eae ay pelaptaludante aS NESE ee anne of as betes tog ee rough throug 1/post war U. S. generosity canmot be = It must be = Ae remembered, and dressmaker suit trimmed with. gil Take Your Moving Problems to ver buttons, wit black accessories. : Her hat t we as . nicgeteides in a Hixperienced Movie Den 5 . powde1 REI IABLE TRANSFER particularly in cases of World War blue shade. service-connected, erleg, » sister of the bridegr s } groom, andj, She carried a bouquet AND STORAGE it on Srna ne taxpayers who assum-. recalled. Neither, fortnuately” can I veterans. where application is . of white orchids and bouvardia. jed the addition to the already staz-. the immense good that has resulted. made for disability pension, not. Bridesmaids. were Miss June Beck-. Grass Valley sering publié debt. the individuals! pe cancelled out BERYL = to relief ume : in homes throughout Europe; RICHFIELD SERVICE dren are had our aid would healthy and not be dead been thriving forthcoming of malnutrition and WE BUY USED CRENSHAW PHIL that agency Scooters, Evenrude Motors, Complete line of Model Airplanes, Telephone 930 Sadlery, Guns and Ammunition, Boats, Electric Reairs. Washing Machines, ‘Bicycles and Bieycle Repairs. will run out two yearg tions of with ‘the the behind world, “gimme” us—and including attitude lha those toward for recovery to the extent of meet Telephone 24 Poa 6 on. Groceries, Frux and Vegetables Beer and Wine REFRIGERATOR SERVICE STEELE SUPPLY COMPANY COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CPTY, PHONE 898 REPAIRS CLARENCE R. GRAY -WATCHMAKER J) sibility will be at an end. Yet it may be expected (if history of US relations with the heeded) that least some at world be of the countries that are American beneficiaries will want to continue drawing Grass Valley DRIVE IN FGQOD PALACE JSommercial and Home Units By Refrigeration Experts Phone 911, on American bounty and will find pretexts for their unreasonable. ex stop us as a nation from acting wisely on sound principles. Apreal ae Scout Funds Coming chairman that plans are progressing for the Tahoe area boy scout council on October 12 and will con tinue until November 12. Community NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA appeal chairmen are Franz, Ed Paulson, selected Nevada Roseville, thus City, Rieklin, L. far C. chair man for Lincoln to be selected, John New Deal H. Raffette, Auburn, Chester Gibbs . for Colfax and William Stimson for Grass Valley. Contacts are being Under Management of and made BECKETY and 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley at meetings Robert H. by both Kreatz Frank, scout execut ive who is serving as campaign dir BEER, WINES, LIQUORS ector, Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste The objective amount raised in to be the area as one counci]l— one budget—is $13,950 and _ will make possible’ the employing of ad ditional ANTIQUES ship professional scout to enrich the with present and additional volunteer leaders and sponsoring institutions in developing new troops and senior units. BOUGHT AND SOLD leader present program and organization and also work more closely packs, Things have now progressed to the point that gray bread is being sold on the black market.—Curior, Bristol, Pa. Call At DEER CREEK INN —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— 406 Broad Street Nevada City BLUE RIBBON WINNERS OUR CHOICE LIQUORS repfesent the very finest in selection, in quality and moderate price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the corner — and handy! GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE Cerner Main and Auburn Streets é OPEN DAILY — 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. Many times, the~ experience shows, according to the Veterans’ administration, World War I veterans applying for pensions years after World War I for non-serviceconnected disability are turned down beeause the Veterans’ administration decides the disability is due to the” ‘‘willful misconduct or Vicipus habits” of the veterans. Questions and Answers Q. My son has been in the army for 22 months and spent 16 months in--England, France, Belgium and is now in Germany. He is with the 2242 quartermaster truck company. Does the war department have any word when this company will be ' shipped home?—Mrs. H. N., Plankington, N. D. : A. As of February 15 this outfit was in Ausbach, Germany, and the war department has no word on when it will be returned to this Calif. , A. The Veterans’ administration says it would not make much difference, but would probably save ance became payable, The veteran must make application to his commanding officer to change the name of the beneficiary. Q. Is a widow of a World War I veteran who is elderly and in poor health, eligible for a pension if she has an income of $100 a month?— Mrs. W. Mc., Arlington, Mass. A. If death was service-connected, yes, she is entitled to a pension. If not service-connected, she is not entitled if her income is $1,000 or more annually. if she has no children. . would ask your nearest Veterans’ administration office. however, because the law says that certain: items are not considered income and determination as_ to whether the claimant’s income exceeds the respective amount is made by the Veterans’ administration. Q. My son was given an honorable discharge in May 1945. I wish to know if he should draw a pension as he was wounded in Belgiam. He was with Patton’s 3rd army. He is a member of the American Legion at Fayette, Ala., Post No. 127, but as yet has not even been examined for a pension. No one knows about the nervous disposition he has except his parents. —Mrs. E. M., Fayette, Ala. A. From your letter, I would say your son most certainly is entitled to a disability rating, but he must apply to the Veterans’ administration for an examination for deter Each morning as I _ e¢arefully mination of thé amount. Apply imspread a thin film of 66 cent butter mediately to your nearest office of on my undersized off color toast, I the Veterans’ administration for this examination. dutifully remind myeéelf that Ameri-Q. My boy died in the army in ca is eating more than it ever did France. I want to know how I can before.—Saturday News, Lewisburgh, get the large flag they put over Pa, the casket to bury them. I know of some mothers who have received Sugar, canning and oil are the them. I would thank you if you can San Francisco bay region’s outstandtell me. — Broken-hearted mother, Brownsville, Tenn. ing industrial developments. A. Relatives or next of kin of deceased veterans, who died in service, may receive a United States flag by application to the postmaster at any county seat post office. Application may be made on Vet PAULINE AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI Grass Valley Phone 39 * *, 5 Beiioioinininivioivininininivininiinhnieininiy soct Harold & Dale’s Garage 130 BROAD ST, (a ; i —_ he is married. sonfe time in the event the insur Announcement was made _ today by G, E. Kreatz general sport appeal ially 152 OR PHONE 107 dis the pectancies and will put on pressure country. to that end. Q. My son, who is.in Japan, made When we refuse them—ag we surely should—we will have in all likeliout his insurance papers to me before he went overseas. I have been hood more tastes of bitter ingratimarried since that time. Do I have tude. to have my name changed on the But even ingratitude should not policy?—Mrs. J. W., Fort Bragg, appeal for funds, which opens offic 520 COYOTE STREET AMBLER has ing their own problems. Our respon FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE JOHN now UncleSam shall have had every rea Gunsmith, Locksmith, Saw Filing 8318 South Auburn Street . by its recent decision not to ask for further funds for the UNRRA. Funds sonable opportunity and ample time Cushman’s if us the word famine is about over . not payable to the veteran where so far ag the European sector is conthe annual income is $1,000 if unmarried, or if it exceeds $2,500 if cerned. be FIXIT SHOP Home Supply Store payable ©-ewn—wilful—misconduct~or~ vicious next year. By that time, the war wil] —SPORTING GOODS— FURNITURE LEAHY’S not pen ability is the result of the veteran’s It is to be hoped, therefore, that the U. S. 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