September 25, 1939 (4 pages)

ak acai " oe b os NEVA: . CITY NUGGET on 1 By BARBARA PHARISS . --— While the Nevada'City YellowF Jackets went down to a 6-0 defeat at “the hands of the Roseville Tigers, tthe local boys to. hold them down urti near the end of the fourth quarter. Nevada City has ‘turned out with a real football team were able center, McCartney; Schmidt, r. halfback, Joyal, terback, Davis; and fullback, Williams. Coughlan, Phillips and Instrom were used also. . ASSEMBLY A weekly assembly of the high school was held Friday on the bleachers, The amplifying system was used. The student body president conducted the assembly «and turned it over for a time to the yell and song leaders. Jane Bennett and Margie Keckler led the songs, ‘and Jackie Lanndry, Ginger Riley and Tony ‘Cartoscelli led the yells. Coach Frantz gave a short talk about the left half back, quarGROUPS FIGHT $30 THURSDAY U. 8S. Webb, former Attorney General of the State of California, and Chairman of the California Citizens against Thirty Thursday, says: “This state will be confronted with the most serious issue in its history when it votes on the ham and eggs proposal on November 7.”’ The California Citizens Committee this year. Very few of the boys have thad any experience, and with some more practice it looks as. though it may be a winning team. The starting lineup for the game Saturday was: ends, Martin and Strach; tackes, Angelini and Broce; guards, Ponticelli and Roberts; game and called the — entire words about the. game. Mr. and Mrs, side for’ some time. He will Heald’s college of engineering. team down. Several of the boys said a few Delbert Schiffner left today for San Francisco to reenter Against Thirty Thursday is a federation of home, school, welfare, farm and mine employe, civic, trade and other citizens groups for united opposition to the _ so-called Thirty Thursday initiative, a proposal so drastic that it will, if adopted, de Stroy all essential services of goy‘Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY dancing, spectacle, pageantry, WIZARD OF if laughs and thrills. A star-studded cast headed by Judy Garland and Frank Morgan. ® WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THEY ALL COME OUT <i" i into the __ federal prison system as "Seen in the actual case history of a gang of five differently typed ‘criminals, Starring Rita Johnson and Tom Neal. An ideal combine of color, music, ‘ HY NOT? If this “Ham ‘n’ Eggs” or “30 every Thursday” plan will work for people over 50 years.of age, it will work for people under 50, won’t it? : And if, as you say, it will pay for itself as it goes along, it a work just as well for a smaller or larger sum, won’t it? And if it will work on Thursday, it will work on Montenance’ sa 4 iy eng aia Well, then, whyinhell be selfish and stingy? Why not make the plan apply to everybody, regardless of age and give em $300 every Monday. . Of course, everybody will have to quit work to get it, but who objects to quitting his job? It’s a lousy job, anyway. e : , Are You Registered? :} This advertisement is paid for by Nevada County Citizens Against Thirty Thursday. Thirty Thursday. ( Prepare Now For Winter Cold Just Ahead ernment. While a state wide group provides leadership and performs a valuable function in. crystallizing the opposition to Thirty Thursday, we all realize that in the final analysis the job of overwhelmingly defeating Thirty ises to stir up one of the most. bitter feuds in California’s political history, would ban the solicitation of campaign funds from persons on relief; prohibit politicians from making up lists of names of those on Teliefto circularize in their camYaigns and would make it unlawful to harass or discriminate against any person on relief because of race, creed, or political affiliations. Another hot section’ of the _ bill stipulates that ‘‘no public officer or employee may have membership in any political party or organization advocating the overthrow of the constitutional. form of government in the United. States.” As several legislators and state officials of the. left-wing are known to be members . i ADDITION TO HIGH SCHOOL ACCEPTED The Nevada City Board of Education met Saturday at the Nevada City high jschoo! with Contractor Paul Jenks and Bob Stedger, : building inspector, to accept the addition of the stage and shops to the high school. The building was accepted, as ‘it was found to comply with the plans set forth @riginally by the board. President E. IM. Rector, clerk Phil of the communist party, this section of the bili is likely to result ‘in a public washing of red flannels that will startle the natives. ~ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 235, 1939 SE cehtieeatieal eae TESTI A, hen G. Scadden, Thomas W. Richards, and Miles D. Coughlin of the board were present. , The new addition ‘consists of a stage, band room, dressing rooms, small kitchen’and manual crafts shops. NATIVE SONS PAST p PRESIDENTS TO MEET Fred H. Greeley Post, past presidents association, Native Sons of the Golden West will hold their meeting tomorrow evening with Hydraulic Parlor as host. Election of officers. will be held. Elza Kilroy will serve a barbecued steak dinner at his home on Drummond street to the group. . Thursday must be done among our friends and neighbors in our own locality. \ I shave accepted the. chairmanship of the ‘‘Nevada ‘County (Citizens Against Thirty Thusday,’’ affiliated with the “Califonia Citizens Against Thirty Thursday” and I sincerely urge the defeat of this vicious proposal, and hope to have the active cooperation of voters of all groups in the coming campaign. Be sure to register and volunteer for precinct service. Cc. R. CLINCH, Nevada’ County Citizens Against SPECIAL SESSION TO BATTLE WITH RELIEF POLITICS By CLEM WHITAKER Relief, perhaps the hottest hot potato that ever popped into politics, is still sizzling, with every indication that it may explode:and raise merry hob at the forthcoming special session of the State Legislature. The term ‘production for use’’. is now passe—-and has been changed, in modern relief vocabulary to ‘“‘production for need.” But the issue is still hot as a firecracker! Then, too, there’s the red hot issue of ‘‘politics in relief’’—the charge that civil service has been thrown to the four winds and that political henchmen are taking over jobs formerly held by trained relief workers. : ’ Similarly, there are charges that relief recipients are being organized as a political bloc—that dues are being collected for political purposes from the funds they receive from California taxpayers:for food and clothing. This phase of the ‘‘politics in relief’ argument will be brought to a head by Assemblyman Albert C. Wollenberg of San Francisco with his “little Hatch bill,’’ patterned after recent federal legislation barring government employees from political activities. ’ The Wollenberg bill, which promHARMONIZED BEAUTY AIDS ~ ADRIENN CREAMS POWDERS MEATY SINCE Complete harmony in beauty aids— . the harmony that characterizes smart women is yours when you use Adrienne Harmonized Cosmetics. Face Powders, Creams, Lotions, that are truly flattering are scientifically blended to give you a new beauty: and charm appearance. Adrienne is far less expensive as well. Face Powders, Creams and Lotions cost only 50¢. Compacts $1 to $1.50. Every woman who wants smart charm should investigate Adrienne. BO COMPACTS $1 to $1.50 POWDER R. E. HARRIS THE 75¢ Phone . SHIRTS Sanforized* Topflight Brand New Selection! 9de Stock up at this low price! Fine broadcloth, fast volor patterns! 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ak acai " oe b os NEVA: . CITY NUGGET on 1 By BARBARA PHARISS . --— While the Nevada'City YellowF Jackets went down to a 6-0 defeat at “the hands of the Roseville Tigers, tthe local boys to. hold them down urti near the end of the fourth quarter. Nevada City has ‘turned out with a real football team were able center, McCartney; Schmidt, r. halfback, Joyal, terback, Davis; and fullback, Williams. Coughlan, Phillips and Instrom were used also. . ASSEMBLY A weekly assembly of the high school was held Friday on the bleachers, The amplifying system was used. The student body president conducted the assembly «and turned it over for a time to the yell and song leaders. Jane Bennett and Margie Keckler led the songs, ‘and Jackie Lanndry, Ginger Riley and Tony ‘Cartoscelli led the yells. Coach Frantz gave a short talk about the left half back, quarGROUPS FIGHT $30 THURSDAY U. 8S. Webb, former Attorney General of the State of California, and Chairman of the California Citizens against Thirty Thursday, says: “This state will be confronted with the most serious issue in its history when it votes on the ham and eggs proposal on November 7.”’ The California Citizens Committee this year. Very few of the boys have thad any experience, and with some more practice it looks as. though it may be a winning team. The starting lineup for the game Saturday was: ends, Martin and Strach; tackes, Angelini and Broce; guards, Ponticelli and Roberts; game and called the — entire words about the. game. Mr. and Mrs, side for’ some time. He will Heald’s college of engineering. team down. Several of the boys said a few Delbert Schiffner left today for San Francisco to reenter Against Thirty Thursday is a federation of home, school, welfare, farm and mine employe, civic, trade and other citizens groups for united opposition to the _ so-called Thirty Thursday initiative, a proposal so drastic that it will, if adopted, de Stroy all essential services of goy‘Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY dancing, spectacle, pageantry, WIZARD OF if laughs and thrills. A star-studded cast headed by Judy Garland and Frank Morgan. ® WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THEY ALL COME OUT <i" i into the __ federal prison system as "Seen in the actual case history of a gang of five differently typed ‘criminals, Starring Rita Johnson and Tom Neal. An ideal combine of color, music, ‘ HY NOT? If this “Ham ‘n’ Eggs” or “30 every Thursday” plan will work for people over 50 years.of age, it will work for people under 50, won’t it? : And if, as you say, it will pay for itself as it goes along, it a work just as well for a smaller or larger sum, won’t it? And if it will work on Thursday, it will work on Montenance’ sa 4 iy eng aia Well, then, whyinhell be selfish and stingy? Why not make the plan apply to everybody, regardless of age and give em $300 every Monday. . Of course, everybody will have to quit work to get it, but who objects to quitting his job? It’s a lousy job, anyway. e : , Are You Registered? :} This advertisement is paid for by Nevada County Citizens Against Thirty Thursday. Thirty Thursday. ( Prepare Now For Winter Cold Just Ahead ernment. While a state wide group provides leadership and performs a valuable function in. crystallizing the opposition to Thirty Thursday, we all realize that in the final analysis the job of overwhelmingly defeating Thirty ises to stir up one of the most. bitter feuds in California’s political history, would ban the solicitation of campaign funds from persons on relief; prohibit politicians from making up lists of names of those on Teliefto circularize in their camYaigns and would make it unlawful to harass or discriminate against any person on relief because of race, creed, or political affiliations. Another hot section’ of the _ bill stipulates that ‘‘no public officer or employee may have membership in any political party or organization advocating the overthrow of the constitutional. form of government in the United. States.” As several legislators and state officials of the. left-wing are known to be members . i ADDITION TO HIGH SCHOOL ACCEPTED The Nevada City Board of Education met Saturday at the Nevada City high jschoo! with Contractor Paul Jenks and Bob Stedger, : building inspector, to accept the addition of the stage and shops to the high school. The building was accepted, as ‘it was found to comply with the plans set forth @riginally by the board. President E. IM. Rector, clerk Phil of the communist party, this section of the bili is likely to result ‘in a public washing of red flannels that will startle the natives. ~ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 235, 1939 SE cehtieeatieal eae TESTI A, hen G. Scadden, Thomas W. Richards, and Miles D. Coughlin of the board were present. , The new addition ‘consists of a stage, band room, dressing rooms, small kitchen’and manual crafts shops. NATIVE SONS PAST p PRESIDENTS TO MEET Fred H. Greeley Post, past presidents association, Native Sons of the Golden West will hold their meeting tomorrow evening with Hydraulic Parlor as host. Election of officers. will be held. Elza Kilroy will serve a barbecued steak dinner at his home on Drummond street to the group. . Thursday must be done among our friends and neighbors in our own locality. \ I shave accepted the. chairmanship of the ‘‘Nevada ‘County (Citizens

Against Thirty Thusday,’’ affiliated with the “Califonia Citizens Against Thirty Thursday” and I sincerely urge the defeat of this vicious proposal, and hope to have the active cooperation of voters of all groups in the coming campaign. Be sure to register and volunteer for precinct service. Cc. R. CLINCH, Nevada’ County Citizens Against SPECIAL SESSION TO BATTLE WITH RELIEF POLITICS By CLEM WHITAKER Relief, perhaps the hottest hot potato that ever popped into politics, is still sizzling, with every indication that it may explode:and raise merry hob at the forthcoming special session of the State Legislature. The term ‘production for use’’. is now passe—-and has been changed, in modern relief vocabulary to ‘“‘production for need.” But the issue is still hot as a firecracker! Then, too, there’s the red hot issue of ‘‘politics in relief’’—the charge that civil service has been thrown to the four winds and that political henchmen are taking over jobs formerly held by trained relief workers. : ’ Similarly, there are charges that relief recipients are being organized as a political bloc—that dues are being collected for political purposes from the funds they receive from California taxpayers:for food and clothing. This phase of the ‘‘politics in relief’ argument will be brought to a head by Assemblyman Albert C. Wollenberg of San Francisco with his “little Hatch bill,’’ patterned after recent federal legislation barring government employees from political activities. ’ The Wollenberg bill, which promHARMONIZED BEAUTY AIDS ~ ADRIENN CREAMS POWDERS MEATY SINCE Complete harmony in beauty aids— . the harmony that characterizes smart women is yours when you use Adrienne Harmonized Cosmetics. Face Powders, Creams, Lotions, that are truly flattering are scientifically blended to give you a new beauty: and charm appearance. Adrienne is far less expensive as well. Face Powders, Creams and Lotions cost only 50¢. Compacts $1 to $1.50. Every woman who wants smart charm should investigate Adrienne. BO COMPACTS $1 to $1.50 POWDER R. E. HARRIS THE 75¢ Phone . SHIRTS Sanforized* Topflight Brand New Selection! 9de Stock up at this low price! Fine broadcloth, fast volor patterns! NuCraft starchless collars! *Fabric shrinkage will not exceed 1% Stock Up at This Saving! MEN’S TIES Brand New AQ e Selection! An eyefull of beauty—a tie-full of quality! New weaves, new de58 in. Wide! 24 yrs. long! your windows! Crisp, pin dot marquisette, with wide ruffles! Men! Sanforized* TOWNCRAFTS Quality! . iP AX Eye Appeal! Luxurious shirts in distinctive WOVEN patterns! Finest broadcloth, madras, chambray! *Fabric shrinkage will not exceed 1%. 2 1.93 . Beautiful soft felts in fashionable shapes and styles! In fall’s smartest shades of red, blue, reen, black, brown! Don’t Miss These New PRISCILLAS A9e. Inexpensive curtains to perk up signs, new color effects jn hand made ties at this low price! All wools, rayon -and-wools, Mogadors—even all silks! Resilient construction, ) FASHION PLEASE! MARATHONS= Have the Styles— LOW PRICED! 2.93 All the fall favorites—plus a few exclusives! All fine fur felts! Featuring wider brims, lower crowns, new mixtures! New! ‘Cynthia* Rayon SATIN SLIPS Here’s a beautiful rayon slip that fits like a charm! Bias eut, with V-top, ° Delicate trimming at both top and hem, Tailored! The attractively bordered open mesh is very popular. Double loop top! 41”x80”". Big value! =o Peltetet Bis t: ies i ? Peat \ ie! ay sane An ei uP ae Node eae Thai bas “atest nae (3007. rr 3 BN } Se A hie a= wa5e >. Very New! Spun Rayon PANELS Finely Lace Trimmed! OSe satin lace *Reg. U. 8S. Pat. Off. *Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Famous SANFA ‘broadcloth. time fit! Rip-proof seams. Sanforized* Broadcloth SLIPS bw, «SC 4D Buys! slips of fine Sanforized for life*Fabric shrinkage will not exceed 1%. ” CO. e v ‘@ &