August 8, 1962 (8 pages)

tall ibit num. This ‘icul» and ss the ibers, ools high credanizESvall llege , the tion, ivers and t this proBpre= 's 10 arold ing 14 41 WHOA THERE! !---Bob Bergantz gingerly adjusts the binders ona load of granite curb stone which slid to the rear of this flat bed truck as it made its way up Coy— ote Street in Nevada City last week. Lumber Industry Program Presented W ASHINGTON --Following a meeting with President John F, Kennedy, Congresman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson of the Second Congressional District this week announced a program designed to assist the lumber industry andimprove its competitive position. The program was presented to President Kennedy during a meeting of Northwestern LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THESUPERIOR COURT OF THESTATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA No, 6366 In the Matter of the Estate of CORA SUTTON IVEY Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, Earline Kashatus, executrix of the estate of CORA SUTTON IVEY, decéased, tothe creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six months after the first publication of this notice, they either file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or exhibit them with the necessary vouchers tothe said executrix, at the law offices of Benas& Kragen the same being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate in the county of Nevada, State of . California. DATED: Earline Kashatus Executrix of the Estate of Cora Sutton Ivey, Deceased Date of First Publication: August 8, 1962. Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING Grass () Valley eweters Since 1875 124 MILLST,, GRASS VALLEY Sta. -Phone 273-3039 Senators and Representatives, Congressman Johnson participated in the meeting along with Senator Clair Engle and Congressman Clem Miller, Representative Johnson said that the President had approved a program which included both immediate and long-range action designed to increase employment, improve efficiency and raise earnings. Thenew steps which were approved by the President at the Congressional conference called for: 1. The initiation of neggotiations with Canada looking toward ‘early dchievement of a voluntary agreement with Canada to limit the amounts of softwood lumber that could be imported into the United States. 2. Thesubmission of a request tothe Congress for additional funds for the Forest Development and Road Trail Programs to assure .the prompt harvest of National Forest timber, 3. The amendment. of. the Intercoastal Shipping laws to permit use of foreign vessels when those conditions exist which indicate severe hardship to American shippers. This amendment will reduce the handicaps suffered by American producers in the intercoastal shipment of lumber. 4, Animmediate increase in allowable cuts which will make available 150 million board feet onthe lands managed by the Department of the Interior. 5. Theestablishment of a preferance for A merican products in the purchase of lumber by the Department of Defense, the General Services Administration and other Federal depart mentsand agencies, This could be particularly significant in connection with the various aspects of the AID Program. 6. Increased attention to loan applications filed with theSmall Business Administration and the Area Redevelopment Administration by lumber mills in order to enable them to upgrade their production and better compete with imported lumber products. ; "In addition, " Representative Johnson said, “President Kennedy indicated that he was directingthat there be a continuing review of the problems of the industry by an inter-agency committee in orderthat developments and problems might be anticipated and recommendations madeto meet and overcome any difficulties or handicaps oi Pa Ce, — be, taetee CAMERA TOUR----Rusty Bauer 9 teacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bauer, 211 Prospect Nevada City, accompanied by his Eugene Armitage, on leave from ' Nevada Union High School, recently made the camera tour deepin the heart of Carlsbad Caverns National Park to take home photographic trophies of the limestone formations in the world's largest cave. A special tour for photographers.is conducted daily 750 feet underground in addition to regular guidedtours inthe year round National Park in south-eastern New Mexico. SD 2v CSN & STORAGE Daves van 6 STORAGE * FREE ESTIMATES 1 cams wusey 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE . PHONE 273—8781 @ YOU EVER MADE THE BEST MOVE the industry might face. The Secretary of Agriculture would be specifically instructed to report to him by October 15 on both firm and interim increases in national forest allowable cuts to assure a continuation of timber sales at or be yond the record levels achievedin the most recent quarter of 1962," Man Fined For Fire SIERRA VILLE---On Sunday, July 29 near Cottonwood Creek on the Sierraville district of the Tahoe National Forest Mr. P. C. Smith of Ross, California-was issued a citation for an unattended campfiré. Mr, Smith was taken before Justice of the Peace Alden Johnson of Sierraville and fined $105.00. The number of man-caused fires_on the Tahoe National Forest is well below average so farthis year. However, the most severe fire weather of the season can be expected to occur during the next two months, The cooperation of all national forest users is urgently needed during this critical period to stop mancaused fires at the source. aa Ser Letters To The Editor Dear Sir: Thanks to Commander Weeks(Nugget, Letters, July 25) for putting a different focus on the flag incidents. The editorial p.s, might also have noted that. prudence (and the same Flag Code) would indicate the use of bunting as an appropriate substitute for decorative purposes, thus eliminating the need for judicial choice between vandalism and des> ecration. But can someone explain the flag which was lugged along Broad St. as a money collecting device? One more thought: we're now taught nationalism (to be mistrusted) and oneworldism(to be sought), Just a matter of semantics, perhaps, but should we explore the basics of patriotism, which is quite another matter entirely, and hardly at all subversive? We're so glad to see Odd Bodkins againRespectfully Katharine Ayala Sirs "IN MEMORY" It will be a year this coming Aug. 17, that the Cause of Freedom was dealt a mortal blow in Nevada County and the State of California, when the county Sheriff and three Deputiescameto our home upon a complaint issued and signed by theN. I. D, Board of Directors against Val D, and Lilly Belle Baims, forcing us off our place. The complaint paper read: "For writing threatening letters and suffering from delusions of persecution". (end of quote) The County was to be responsible for payment of the psychiatrist from De Witt State Hosptial and two local medical doctors, The people of Nevada County stood by silent, fearful, heartless, spineless and gutless, while we two were technically and legally declared mentally-ill and in need of mental-treatment and were taken to an insane asylum: (Perhaps for life?) There we were abused and mistreated for five and six months respectively. We were deprived of all our Civil free people. We had no one, no group to secure or liberate us from this modern-day inFOR SALE ° CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED sane asylum torture chamber, which is far more cruel and brutal than any jail could be, far more damaging Chickens forsale $1.25, .75 & .50. Rt. 1 Box 552G. Vi 273-7363 to our body's constitution. We are stigmatized for life, legally, and by virtue of the technical interpretation and abuses which follow ed that brand us as demented and mentally -ill persons, forever, on a paper record, We can not, nor will not FOR SALE NEW FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph. 273-2739 Electric stove, good condition $85.00. Call 273-7389 after 6 p.m. Lady Bugs, $3 per gallon delivered, Also want information on present locations. Details& inf. Ph 273-4006, SERVICES ' WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 judge any one. They must live with their own conscience, self-judgement and self-condemnation. "FREEDOM'S FIGHT CAN ONLY Adamson Elberta peaches, Bring containers. 1 mi. so. on Newcastle Rd. See sign, phone No 3-3008. FREE THE FIGHTER, " Val. D. Baima and Lilly Belle Baima ‘58 CV Renault Delux 4 Dr. Runs good, clean, best offer AXtel 2-3243, Nevada City Held At Fair Horse Show GRASS VALLEY---A Junior Horse Show willbe held Aug. _ Canning tomatoes, Bursill Ranch, R & R, Please phone orders 273-3874. POODLES, Handsome puppies in silver, apricot, cream, brown, $75 up. ORCHARD HOUSE KENNELS, Colfax. DI6 -2674, 23 at the Nevada County Fair Grounds, the opening night of the fair. Manager Malcolm Hammill said that this will be the largest show in the six years that ithas been a part of the fair entertainment. He reports that there will be between 225 and 250 entries in the show. The showing ofthe best horses in the county will beginat7 p.m. in front of the grandstand, There willbe no admission charge for the event. The trophies and other prizes have been donated by local merchants and citizens interested in the success of the event, Hammill said. Each fifst place winner will be given atrophy and second place winners will be given clothing. Third place in the showings will be presented with ribbons. Hammill states that this is an event that draws neighbors, friends and the entire family of each showman and that he expects a full grandstand of viewers, Hiway Dept. Sets Auction MARYSVILLE---The State Division of Highways will conduct a public auction at 9 a.m., Aug. 10, for the sale of four Coromandel stone plaques at 627 B St. in Marysville. They willbe available for inspection at the above address, Friday, Aug. 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on auction day just before time of sale. Minimum acceptable bid for the four is $200. The colored, bas-relief, oriental-type panels are from the former E, J. Fletcher house on US 40 in Nevada County near the Yuba River bridge just east of the junction of SSR 20 and US 40. The property was purchased for freeway construction, For additional information contact Division of Highways, 7th& BSts., Marysville; Sherwood 3-5421, extension Liberties and stripped of all personal dignity by the technical-legal power and precedents. ss This is an unspeakable, heinous, unforgetable, unforgiveable crime against all ee WJ. SMITE 2 JS ELER aN Za PAYLESS TV & RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade, 533 Main St., Hills Flat, Phone 273-8547. Night:273-8104. WINDSHIELDS REPLACED, And all other automobile glass. Moule Paint & Glass Grass Valley. DRESSMAKING& Alterations for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265 -2048 . REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Business Farm FOR SALE 10 acres-pine studded-Sunshine Valley Rd. 3 rm.’ hse. basement-220 wire-press syst, Write bx 7 Chicago ParkCalifornia. CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue.16¢ Per line in additional issues (no changes)...14¢ Minimum charge.. 806 Outstanding Values Beautiful 9' x 12'Rugs!! (only) Mohawk ‘Castleton’ at the fantastic price of $49.95 Assortment of colors and patterns from which to choose, ACT NOW while this offer lasts. Also, Mohawk A1l-Nylon Forerunner9' X 12 "rugs at $79. 9§ (available other tug sizes and wall-to-wall.) Designed to withstand tovgh punishment, easy care and beauty that lasts for years. Forerunner-comes in a range of exquisite styles. at Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-6028 iK es 0%” OFF Lawn Mowers Power or Hand Redwood Tables Patio Furniture Fans and Coolers Wed. 4 Big Days -At Both Stores thru Sat. Free Parking S & H Green Stamps Open Thurs. ‘til 9

tall ibit num. This ‘icul» and ss the ibers, ools high credanizESvall llege , the tion, ivers and t this proBpre= 's 10 arold ing 14 41 WHOA THERE! !---Bob Bergantz gingerly adjusts the binders ona load of granite curb stone which slid to the rear of this flat bed truck as it made its way up Coy— ote Street in Nevada City last week. Lumber Industry Program Presented W ASHINGTON --Following a meeting with President John F, Kennedy, Congresman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson of the Second Congressional District this week announced a program designed to assist the lumber industry andimprove its competitive position. The program was presented to President Kennedy during a meeting of Northwestern LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THESUPERIOR COURT OF THESTATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA No, 6366 In the Matter of the Estate of CORA SUTTON IVEY Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, Earline Kashatus, executrix of the estate of CORA SUTTON IVEY, decéased, tothe creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six months after the first publication of this notice, they either file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or exhibit them with the necessary vouchers tothe said executrix, at the law offices of Benas& Kragen the same being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate in the county of Nevada, State of . California. DATED: Earline Kashatus Executrix of the Estate of Cora Sutton Ivey, Deceased Date of First Publication: August 8, 1962. Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING Grass () Valley eweters Since 1875 124 MILLST,, GRASS VALLEY Sta. -Phone 273-3039 Senators and Representatives, Congressman Johnson participated in the meeting along with Senator Clair Engle and Congressman Clem Miller, Representative Johnson said that the President had approved a program which included both immediate and long-range action designed to increase employment, improve efficiency and raise earnings. Thenew steps which were approved by the President at the Congressional conference called for: 1. The initiation of neggotiations with Canada looking toward ‘early dchievement of a voluntary agreement with Canada to limit the amounts of softwood lumber that could be imported into the United States. 2. Thesubmission of a request tothe Congress for additional funds for the Forest Development and Road Trail Programs to assure .the prompt harvest of National Forest timber, 3. The amendment. of. the Intercoastal Shipping laws to permit use of foreign vessels when those conditions exist which indicate severe hardship to American shippers. This amendment will reduce the handicaps suffered by American producers in the intercoastal shipment of lumber. 4, Animmediate increase in allowable cuts which will make available 150 million board feet onthe lands managed by the Department of the Interior. 5. Theestablishment of a preferance for A merican products in the purchase of lumber by the Department of Defense, the General Services Administration and other Federal depart mentsand agencies, This could be particularly significant in connection with the various aspects of the AID Program. 6. Increased attention to loan applications filed with theSmall Business Administration and the Area Redevelopment Administration by lumber mills in order to enable them to upgrade their production and better compete with imported lumber products. ; "In addition, " Representative Johnson said, “President Kennedy indicated that he was directingthat there be a continuing review of the problems of the industry by an inter-agency committee in orderthat developments and problems might be anticipated and recommendations madeto meet and overcome any difficulties or handicaps oi Pa Ce, — be, taetee CAMERA TOUR----Rusty Bauer 9 teacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bauer, 211 Prospect Nevada City, accompanied by his Eugene Armitage, on leave from ' Nevada Union High School, recently made the camera tour deepin the heart of Carlsbad Caverns National Park to take home photographic trophies of the limestone formations in the world's largest cave. A special tour for photographers.is conducted daily 750 feet underground in addition to regular guidedtours inthe year round National Park in south-eastern New Mexico. SD 2v CSN & STORAGE Daves van 6 STORAGE * FREE ESTIMATES 1 cams wusey 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE . PHONE 273—8781 @ YOU EVER MADE THE BEST MOVE the industry might face. The Secretary of Agriculture would be specifically instructed to report to him by October 15 on both firm and interim increases in national forest allowable cuts to assure a continuation of timber sales at or be yond the record levels achievedin the most recent quarter of 1962," Man Fined For Fire SIERRA VILLE---On Sunday, July 29 near Cottonwood Creek on the Sierraville district of the Tahoe National Forest Mr. P. C. Smith of Ross, California-was issued a citation for an unattended campfiré. Mr, Smith was taken before Justice of the Peace Alden Johnson of Sierraville and fined $105.00. The number of man-caused fires_on the Tahoe National Forest is well below average so farthis year. However, the most severe fire weather of the season can be expected to occur during the next two months, The cooperation of all national forest users is urgently needed during this critical period to stop mancaused fires at the source. aa Ser Letters To The Editor Dear Sir: Thanks to Commander Weeks(Nugget, Letters, July 25) for putting a different focus on the flag incidents. The editorial p.s, might also have noted that. prudence (and the same Flag Code) would indicate the use of bunting as an appropriate substitute for decorative purposes, thus eliminating the need for judicial choice between vandalism and des> ecration. But can someone explain the flag which was lugged along Broad St. as a money collecting device? One more thought: we're now taught nationalism (to

be mistrusted) and oneworldism(to be sought), Just a matter of semantics, perhaps, but should we explore the basics of patriotism, which is quite another matter entirely, and hardly at all subversive? We're so glad to see Odd Bodkins againRespectfully Katharine Ayala Sirs "IN MEMORY" It will be a year this coming Aug. 17, that the Cause of Freedom was dealt a mortal blow in Nevada County and the State of California, when the county Sheriff and three Deputiescameto our home upon a complaint issued and signed by theN. I. D, Board of Directors against Val D, and Lilly Belle Baims, forcing us off our place. The complaint paper read: "For writing threatening letters and suffering from delusions of persecution". (end of quote) The County was to be responsible for payment of the psychiatrist from De Witt State Hosptial and two local medical doctors, The people of Nevada County stood by silent, fearful, heartless, spineless and gutless, while we two were technically and legally declared mentally-ill and in need of mental-treatment and were taken to an insane asylum: (Perhaps for life?) There we were abused and mistreated for five and six months respectively. We were deprived of all our Civil free people. We had no one, no group to secure or liberate us from this modern-day inFOR SALE ° CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED sane asylum torture chamber, which is far more cruel and brutal than any jail could be, far more damaging Chickens forsale $1.25, .75 & .50. Rt. 1 Box 552G. Vi 273-7363 to our body's constitution. We are stigmatized for life, legally, and by virtue of the technical interpretation and abuses which follow ed that brand us as demented and mentally -ill persons, forever, on a paper record, We can not, nor will not FOR SALE NEW FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph. 273-2739 Electric stove, good condition $85.00. Call 273-7389 after 6 p.m. Lady Bugs, $3 per gallon delivered, Also want information on present locations. Details& inf. Ph 273-4006, SERVICES ' WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 judge any one. They must live with their own conscience, self-judgement and self-condemnation. "FREEDOM'S FIGHT CAN ONLY Adamson Elberta peaches, Bring containers. 1 mi. so. on Newcastle Rd. See sign, phone No 3-3008. FREE THE FIGHTER, " Val. D. Baima and Lilly Belle Baima ‘58 CV Renault Delux 4 Dr. Runs good, clean, best offer AXtel 2-3243, Nevada City Held At Fair Horse Show GRASS VALLEY---A Junior Horse Show willbe held Aug. _ Canning tomatoes, Bursill Ranch, R & R, Please phone orders 273-3874. POODLES, Handsome puppies in silver, apricot, cream, brown, $75 up. ORCHARD HOUSE KENNELS, Colfax. DI6 -2674, 23 at the Nevada County Fair Grounds, the opening night of the fair. Manager Malcolm Hammill said that this will be the largest show in the six years that ithas been a part of the fair entertainment. He reports that there will be between 225 and 250 entries in the show. The showing ofthe best horses in the county will beginat7 p.m. in front of the grandstand, There willbe no admission charge for the event. The trophies and other prizes have been donated by local merchants and citizens interested in the success of the event, Hammill said. Each fifst place winner will be given atrophy and second place winners will be given clothing. Third place in the showings will be presented with ribbons. Hammill states that this is an event that draws neighbors, friends and the entire family of each showman and that he expects a full grandstand of viewers, Hiway Dept. Sets Auction MARYSVILLE---The State Division of Highways will conduct a public auction at 9 a.m., Aug. 10, for the sale of four Coromandel stone plaques at 627 B St. in Marysville. They willbe available for inspection at the above address, Friday, Aug. 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on auction day just before time of sale. Minimum acceptable bid for the four is $200. The colored, bas-relief, oriental-type panels are from the former E, J. Fletcher house on US 40 in Nevada County near the Yuba River bridge just east of the junction of SSR 20 and US 40. The property was purchased for freeway construction, For additional information contact Division of Highways, 7th& BSts., Marysville; Sherwood 3-5421, extension Liberties and stripped of all personal dignity by the technical-legal power and precedents. ss This is an unspeakable, heinous, unforgetable, unforgiveable crime against all ee WJ. SMITE 2 JS ELER aN Za PAYLESS TV & RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade, 533 Main St., Hills Flat, Phone 273-8547. Night:273-8104. WINDSHIELDS REPLACED, And all other automobile glass. Moule Paint & Glass Grass Valley. DRESSMAKING& Alterations for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265 -2048 . REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Business Farm FOR SALE 10 acres-pine studded-Sunshine Valley Rd. 3 rm.’ hse. basement-220 wire-press syst, Write bx 7 Chicago ParkCalifornia. CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue..16¢ Per line in additional issues (no changes)......14¢ Minimum charge... 806 Outstanding Values Beautiful 9' x 12'Rugs!! (only) Mohawk ‘Castleton’ at the fantastic price of $49.95 Assortment of colors and patterns from which to choose, ACT NOW while this offer lasts. Also, Mohawk A1l-Nylon Forerunner9' X 12 "rugs at $79. 9§ (available other tug sizes and wall-to-wall.) Designed to withstand tovgh punishment, easy care and beauty that lasts for years. Forerunner-comes in a range of exquisite styles. at Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-6028 iK es 0%” OFF Lawn Mowers Power or Hand Redwood Tables Patio Furniture Fans and Coolers Wed. 4 Big Days -At Both Stores thru Sat. Free Parking S & H Green Stamps Open Thurs. ‘til 9