March 3, 1960 (6 pages)

etrice George, will preside, Business sessions will be conducted in the Grass Valley Elks Hall. The final preakfast will be served in the National Hotel in Nevada City, with an historical tour of the area to follow. The association will sponsor a} rummage sale Wednesday in Grass Valley, with Mmes. Lucy Kneebone of Grass Valley, Elizabeth Ryan of Nevada City in charge. Club Chooses Name The Golden Age Club is the name chosen by the senior citizens of Grass Valley, which was organized recently. 4-H News By CATHARINE MARTZ WOODCHUCKERS The meeting of the Woodchuckers 4-H Club was. called to order at 7:40 at Hennessy School by Vice President Larry Matson in the absence of the president. } Project reports were given after’ the usual business was discussed. The 33 members and leaders present learned about the opster contest for 4-H Fun Night. We got our Fun Night tickets. A’ snow party to Squaw Valley is being planned for March. Some songs were then led by our song leaders. Mr. Boss gave a talk about*his job as toel.and die maker at Litton’s and invited us out there to see the shop. An illustrated talk on sheep was given by Pat Conway. Mary Grover gave a demonstration on “How to String an Apron,” and Jo Anne Else gave a demonstration on “What to Put Into a Sewing Box.” Refreshments were served and a game was played. A very active meeting is planned for March. Every member and his parent should plan to attend. Jimmy Else, Reporter. e*e¢8 @ PENN VALLEY The February meeting of our club, held with St. Valentine’s Day colors to brighten the mood, was devoted mostly ‘to the forthcoming Fun Night. Tickets to try to sell for Fun Night were handed out to all the members. Booth duty was assigned, and at the clese of the meeting we congregated for the purpose of writing the dialogue for our skit. Reports on recent meetings and activities were given by Nancy Janson, who told of both the ‘meeting to plan the plot for our skit and the 4-H meeting, and Robert Moore, who reported on the electrical projects. The meeting ndwdeeit ehrferehtnmsmbb ‘ing ended with refreshments and games. Jerry Magonigal, Acting Reporter. A rummage ‘sale will be conducted by the PTA on Friday and Saturday. : Club Will Install Golden Canaries Cootiette Club £ Nevada City plans an open nstaHation of officers March 14. \ dinner will precede the cerenony. Circle Installs Officers of Mistletoe Circle No. 1021, Companions of the Forest of America, were installed in the Auditorium Lodge Hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Umilto Battista chnoniied Mrs. Bertha Gibson as chief companion. ‘Reunion Is Planned Plans for a 10-year reunion were discussed in the home of Mrs. Marlene Lane Fowler Wednesday night by members of the graduating class of 1950 of the Grass Valley High School. This was the last class to be graduated before the formation of the Nevada Union stay School District Spot lawn sprinklers. : Speaking in New York City. Okay, water wizards, can you figure it out? Actually, it’s an unattached “mystery faucet” developed by the Otto Bernz Co. of Rochester, N. Y. to promote its spring line of Green And pretty TV actress Madeline Morgan makes:‘a big splash with the continuous stream of water as a reminder that Spring and green grass and lawn watering aren’t too far away. Miss Morgan, incidentally wire selected ‘Miss Green Spot” at the National Hardware ae: Fi It’s a — to live with a well-tvained! dog. A mischievous puppy may be cute, but his grown-up misbehavior won't Chamber Urges Tax Reduction (Continued from Page 1) seem 80 a) dadog . fornia-in 1959 collected $1,812 bone stag on 9a scolded is not million state levied taxes as comCisittenas ap pared to $1,586 million for New the need for scolding, York and $901,608 thousand for ups from hazardous C35 cat and . Pennsylvania. That means that , commuCalifornia not only collected more than New York but double that of any other state. “Furthermore, California’s $293 per capita state and local tax burden. in 1958 was the second highest of any state, trailing Nevada ($311), New York’s rate was $283, that of Illinois $206, Ohio $194, and Pennsylvania $177.” On the third point in the chamber’s program, resumption by the Legislature of responsibility for annually appropriating all expenditures other than those fixed by the Constitution, White pointed out that, contrary to the general impression, “some 74 per does not classes, you may want to do the job on your own. Be sure to arm yourself a wow #} h, cn ~U. your dog, and all the patience and firmness: you can muster. Here are some special training tips from the Pet Food Institute: 1. Schooling in good mariners should begin early when the pup is most flexible. Nine months is generally agreed the best a 2. Always use one tone o voice for praising and another for cent of the state budget is subscolding. Your dog soon will disject to legislative control if the tinguish the difference between . State Legislature will make use ina and 8 . of all the powers which it is given by the Constitution.” As to the fourth point of: the chamber’s program relating to a review of state spending and efficiency, White declared: “California government has never had a complete review for either improvement in efficiency or economy or for study of the 8. Be consistent in your commands. A dog is easily confused changes in rules and regulaons. If your pet is not allowed to climb on furniture, don’t permit it sometimes.: 4. A pat on the head and a tidbit of food is the best reward for a-job well done:5. Punishment must be meted at “erat soseiit @ cain need for the thousands of servAt an act ited ours bee ices which are being rendered.}. % fore, The state’s $1% million per]: § ‘Small Town Says Big "Thanks" To Firm For Economic Boost ESCANABA, MICH. — The 16,000 residents of this snowswept Northwoods community have staged a “thank you” celebration, honoring a ‘manufacturing firm for the economic boost provided by its two local plarits. year present spending for fiscal and management studies should be used as effectively as possible.” White declared that proposals to use $62,836,000 excess revenues for 1960-61 (above current costs) together with nearly all of ‘the $73,963,000 surplus from the prior year would constitute a total of $135,373,000 surplus appropriated for capital outlay. “This is an abnormally high amount of capital. construction to be paid from tax funds and. imposes an undue burden on today’s taxpayers,” White declared. White concluded with the declaration that public assistance laws ought to be amended to provide workable lien or recoyery procedures, that relative responsvators, which are prominent in ibility should be retained and mrss 5 the federal highway that California’s other liberal — oon _ qualifications for aid be thorow company’s ° ri b islaplants have more 1.000 _—_ . memes by the Lesis ; pars he a agi running Beg a $500, month and a promThe Wawona tunnel tree in the} ise, of Chings to come Mariposa Grave in Yosemite NaThroughout an 18-hour sega the city and its citione tional Park is said to be one of the most. photographed trees in Pine Production Holding Firm Production* of western pine lumber during the week ended February 20 held fairly steady, according to the report of the Western Pine Association this week. On the basis of information from 107 mills; prouction was reported at 81,322,000 feet compared to: 80,896,000 feet the comvious week. he report covers the 10 woods harvested in the western pine region, A Well-Dressed Man Never Overdresses iE UNDERSTANDS the value f first impressions and his conservative, but smart, choice: in clothes indicates. his serious attitude, not only in business, but on all occasions. Careful co-ordination of suit, shirt and ‘tie assures this correct, understated “look,” according to the Arrow Shirt Fashion Clinic. Shown above, for spring town-wear, a subtle brown oor tabber collared shirt and white handkerchief, highlighted by a neat. figured, all over pattern paisley tie are worn with an olive toned uit of natural slim lines. the world. World's first! finest! PENNSVLVANI4. Moto r Oil. Molecule EAR t HOISES relieved! . cast ballots in election for federal és in w . has called for strong legislation assuring all Americans of unrestricted rights to vote, ©With a warning Congress can not evade the responsibility of supplementing the 1957 Civil Rights Act, the Senate Republican Whip declared strong enforeement machinery must be provided this year to back up U. S. Supreme Court rulings on school desegregation and i privileges. “This is the start of a struggle for the Congress to determine— with the whole world looking on —whether citizens of the United States are equal before the law or whether citizens of the United States are unequal before the law,” he told the ,Senate in a major speech. Kuchel supported unconditionally the Administration’s proposal to create voting “referees” to handle complaints about denial of opportunities to register or to officers, He appealed for approval of a seven-point bill of which he is cO-sponsor, which embraces President Eisenhower’s recommendations in the civil rights field. Besides dealing with education and voting, this would penalize person$ guilty of bombings an set up a permanent Federal Civil.Rights Commission, Excerpts from Senator Kuchel’s remarks follow: “We now undertake a debate in the Senate’ the results of which will be of challenging importance te the future of our country. Indeed, they will markedly affect the future of the globe. At stake is whether the elegant-sounding maxims of the American system of self-government. mean what they say or not. “It is anachronistic that despite all the startling achievements rendered possible by the application of the scientific method to the physical universe, our progress in solving inter-group conflicts has been so painfully slow. While we. manifest a steady growth in e direction of improving relationships between different groups we cannot deny that there have been, and still are, widespread and persistent complaints that some American citizens in some parts of our Nation do not enjoy equal justice under law. “The treatment of these fellow citizens serves: to remind us how difficult it has been, how difficult it is, to achieve the ideals to which we officially and traditionally aspire. We must believe that we must accord to all Americans, of whatever origins, the rights to which they are entitled simply as citizens of the Republic. “This legislation is long, long overdue. “There can be no doubt that the effective exercise of the franchise is basic to all other rights of the individual in our Constitutional system. “The ruthless denial by local public officials of an American’s right to vote anywhere makes a mockery of our American Constitutional system, particularly if the aggrieved citizen cannot somehow turn to some one, some place, for assistance. “The Supreme Court held that racial segregation in public schools is a denial of the equal JEWELRY Our Gold Nugget Quartz Jewelry ~Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of ‘the Gold Country. @ DIAMONDS @ WATCHES . ;@ CLOCKS @ And many other. Gifts. SILVERWARE JEWELRY Y REPAIRING. be 1960°s Le ae in ConEXPERT WATCH AND . . ¢ or when one is following anothercar within 200 feet.” The commissioner expressed the. view that carelessness is the main reason for failure to dim. Celery lights. But he added he has ex-. C&®t of the total value of Caliperienced occasions in which he fornia’s 1959 vegetable crop. felt that the other river had de-. The buffalo is Kansas’ official liberately refused to lower his state hence ra beams. “These people are a menace to highway safety and must be dealt . With accordingly,” Crittenden de. clared. “I am satisfied that illegal} use of high beams contributed to} many of the collisions that killed and injured so many people on California’s streets and highways last year.” accounted fOr 6.5 per “George's Radio and Television Repair House Calls $3.50 Phone Graan Valley 2057-W PULL THE PLUG ON STOMACH UPSET without interrupting sleep or work! De been Pata sours your protection of the laws under the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution and of. the due process of law required . by the Fifth Amendment. It is monstrous that there igs no effective remedy against those who threaten to obstruct the carrying out of a decision of our highest court, no matter what the decision of the court may be. To deal with this incipient anarchy we need a law making it a crime to interfere with judicial procedures. “Oyrs is a government of laws. The Supreme Court’s decision is the supreme law of the land. Its orders must be obeyed. The only alternative is anarchy. Those who would seek to obstruct the court’s order would destroy a vital segment of our tripartite system and would undermine the structure Taken at ti itipation sorlpatn griping ay eaeeae This ng “ov vernight” laxative helps sour ht in ‘mi Sore hen lite sunny again! io ee, vegetable herbs, thorough al gentile. Get Black-Draught. rf now 1e etal saremrt form. PCHILOREN [Bethea rane tpeetapo Syrup of Biack-Draught. Tastes honey-sweet! Quick Relief of HEADACHE — of our, government, “The law should be amended. gor faster, more ia, pig-oce tng so as to permit the Federal Goveae aidaen tetlots or Powders. ernment to act quickly and effecpid megaecsis Synergistic — tively in dealing with those who the combined action of sever use force or threats of force to medically roved ingredients aa oar execution of the ao we Bares on hate tok ee Snap Gack with The : “Mayflower” sailed. from] sTaneack Plymouth, England, September 6, po mal Rs 4 STANBA N HE ACh 1620, with 101 pilgrims aboard. e puegr you've ever Cantaloupes accounted for 7.1 per cent of the total value -of California’s “1959 vegetable crop. 1% Cinderella porcelain toned cotton satin As seen in Harper's Boxoor Jast the look that mothers love fexghtes. Demure touch of lace for the capelet collar. tiny bow at the waist.extra-full skirt. And no sleeves at all, to take her ee From our Cinderella Easter collection,

etrice George, will preside, Business sessions will be conducted in the Grass Valley Elks Hall. The final preakfast will be served in the National Hotel in Nevada City, with an historical tour of the area to follow. The association will sponsor a} rummage sale Wednesday in Grass Valley, with Mmes. Lucy Kneebone of Grass Valley, Elizabeth Ryan of Nevada City in charge. Club Chooses Name The Golden Age Club is the name chosen by the senior citizens of Grass Valley, which was organized recently. 4-H News By CATHARINE MARTZ WOODCHUCKERS The meeting of the Woodchuckers 4-H Club was. called to order at 7:40 at Hennessy School by Vice President Larry Matson in the absence of the president. } Project reports were given after’ the usual business was discussed. The 33 members and leaders present learned about the opster contest for 4-H Fun Night. We got our Fun Night tickets. A’ snow party to Squaw Valley is being planned for March. Some songs were then led by our song leaders. Mr. Boss gave a talk about*his job as toel.and die maker at Litton’s and invited us out there to see the shop. An illustrated talk on sheep was given by Pat Conway. Mary Grover gave a demonstration on “How to String an Apron,” and Jo Anne Else gave a demonstration on “What to Put Into a Sewing Box.” Refreshments were served and a game was played. A very active meeting is planned for March. Every member and his parent should plan to attend. Jimmy Else, Reporter. e*e¢8 @ PENN VALLEY The February meeting of our club, held with St. Valentine’s Day colors to brighten the mood, was devoted mostly ‘to the forthcoming Fun Night. Tickets to try to sell for Fun Night were handed out to all the members. Booth duty was assigned, and at the clese of the meeting we congregated for the purpose of writing the dialogue for our skit. Reports on recent meetings and activities were given by Nancy Janson, who told of both the ‘meeting to plan the plot for our skit and the 4-H meeting, and Robert Moore, who reported on the electrical projects. The meeting ndwdeeit ehrferehtnmsmbb ‘ing ended with refreshments and games. Jerry Magonigal, Acting Reporter. A rummage ‘sale will be conducted by the PTA on Friday and Saturday. : Club Will Install Golden Canaries Cootiette Club £ Nevada City plans an open nstaHation of officers March 14. \ dinner will precede the cerenony. Circle Installs Officers of Mistletoe Circle No. 1021, Companions of the Forest of America, were installed in the Auditorium Lodge Hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Umilto Battista chnoniied Mrs. Bertha Gibson as chief companion. ‘Reunion Is Planned Plans for a 10-year reunion were discussed in the home of Mrs. Marlene Lane Fowler Wednesday night by members of the graduating class of 1950 of the Grass Valley High School. This was the last class to be graduated before the formation of the Nevada Union stay School District Spot lawn sprinklers. : Speaking in New York City. Okay, water wizards, can you figure it out? Actually, it’s an unattached “mystery faucet” developed by the Otto Bernz Co. of Rochester, N. Y. to promote its spring line of Green And pretty TV actress Madeline Morgan makes:‘a big splash with the continuous stream of water as a reminder that Spring and green grass and lawn watering aren’t too far away. Miss Morgan, incidentally wire selected ‘Miss Green Spot” at the National Hardware ae: Fi It’s a — to live with a well-tvained! dog. A mischievous puppy may be cute, but his grown-up misbehavior won't Chamber Urges Tax Reduction (Continued from Page 1) seem 80 a) dadog . fornia-in 1959 collected $1,812 bone stag on 9a scolded is not million state levied taxes as comCisittenas ap pared to $1,586 million for New the need for scolding, York and $901,608 thousand for ups from hazardous C35 cat and . Pennsylvania. That means that , commuCalifornia not only collected more than New York but double that of any other state. “Furthermore, California’s $293 per capita state and local tax burden. in 1958 was the second highest of any state, trailing Nevada ($311), New York’s rate was $283, that of Illinois $206, Ohio $194, and Pennsylvania $177.” On the third point in the chamber’s program, resumption by the Legislature of responsibility for annually appropriating all expenditures other than those fixed by the Constitution, White pointed out that, contrary to the general impression, “some 74 per does not classes, you may want to do the job on your own. Be sure to arm yourself a wow #} h, cn ~U. your dog, and all the patience and firmness: you can muster. Here are some special training tips from the Pet Food Institute: 1. Schooling in good mariners should begin early when the pup is most flexible. Nine months is generally agreed the best a 2. Always use one tone o voice for praising and another for cent of the state budget is subscolding. Your dog soon will disject to legislative control if the tinguish the difference between . State Legislature will make use ina and 8 . of all the powers which it is given by the Constitution.” As to the fourth point of: the chamber’s program relating to a review of state spending and efficiency, White declared: “California government has never had a complete review for either improvement in efficiency or economy or for study of the 8. Be consistent in your commands. A dog is easily confused changes in rules and regulaons. If your pet is not allowed to climb on furniture, don’t permit it sometimes.: 4. A pat on the head and a tidbit of food is the best reward for a-job well done:5. Punishment must be meted at “erat soseiit @ cain need for the thousands of servAt an act ited ours bee ices which are being rendered.}. % fore, The state’s $1% million per]: § ‘Small Town Says Big "Thanks" To Firm For Economic Boost ESCANABA, MICH. — The 16,000 residents of this snowswept Northwoods community have staged a “thank you” celebration, honoring a ‘manufacturing firm for the economic boost provided by its two local plarits. year present spending for fiscal and management studies should be used as effectively as possible.” White declared that proposals to use $62,836,000 excess revenues for 1960-61 (above current costs) together with nearly all of ‘the $73,963,000 surplus from the prior year would constitute a total of $135,373,000 surplus appropriated for capital outlay. “This is an abnormally high amount of capital. construction to be paid from tax funds and. imposes an undue burden on today’s taxpayers,” White declared. White concluded with the declaration that public assistance laws ought to be amended to provide workable lien or recoyery procedures, that relative responsvators, which are prominent in ibility should be retained and mrss 5 the federal highway that California’s other liberal — oon _ qualifications for aid be thorow company’s ° ri b islaplants have more 1.000 _—_ . memes by the Lesis ; pars he a agi running Beg a $500, month and a promThe Wawona tunnel tree in the} ise, of Chings to come Mariposa Grave in Yosemite NaThroughout an 18-hour sega the city and its citione tional Park is said to be one of the most. photographed trees in Pine Production Holding Firm Production* of western pine lumber during the week ended February 20 held fairly steady, according to the report of the Western Pine Association this week. On the basis of information from 107 mills; prouction was

reported at 81,322,000 feet compared to: 80,896,000 feet the comvious week. he report covers the 10 woods harvested in the western pine region, A Well-Dressed Man Never Overdresses iE UNDERSTANDS the value f first impressions and his conservative, but smart, choice: in clothes indicates. his serious attitude, not only in business, but on all occasions. Careful co-ordination of suit, shirt and ‘tie assures this correct, understated “look,” according to the Arrow Shirt Fashion Clinic. Shown above, for spring town-wear, a subtle brown oor tabber collared shirt and white handkerchief, highlighted by a neat. figured, all over pattern paisley tie are worn with an olive toned uit of natural slim lines. the world. World's first! finest! PENNSVLVANI4. Moto r Oil.. Molecule EAR t HOISES relieved! . cast ballots in election for federal és in w . has called for strong legislation assuring all Americans of unrestricted rights to vote, ©With a warning Congress can not evade the responsibility of supplementing the 1957 Civil Rights Act, the Senate Republican Whip declared strong enforeement machinery must be provided this year to back up U. S. Supreme Court rulings on school desegregation and i privileges. “This is the start of a struggle for the Congress to determine— with the whole world looking on —whether citizens of the United States are equal before the law or whether citizens of the United States are unequal before the law,” he told the ,Senate in a major speech. Kuchel supported unconditionally the Administration’s proposal to create voting “referees” to handle complaints about denial of opportunities to register or to officers, He appealed for approval of a seven-point bill of which he is cO-sponsor, which embraces President Eisenhower’s recommendations in the civil rights field. Besides dealing with education and voting, this would penalize person$ guilty of bombings an set up a permanent Federal Civil.Rights Commission, Excerpts from Senator Kuchel’s remarks follow: “We now undertake a debate in the Senate’ the results of which will be of challenging importance te the future of our country. Indeed, they will markedly affect the future of the globe. At stake is whether the elegant-sounding maxims of the American system of self-government. mean what they say or not. “It is anachronistic that despite all the startling achievements rendered possible by the application of the scientific method to the physical universe, our progress in solving inter-group conflicts has been so painfully slow. While we. manifest a steady growth in e direction of improving relationships between different groups we cannot deny that there have been, and still are, widespread and persistent complaints that some American citizens in some parts of our Nation do not enjoy equal justice under law. “The treatment of these fellow citizens serves: to remind us how difficult it has been, how difficult it is, to achieve the ideals to which we officially and traditionally aspire. We must believe that we must accord to all Americans, of whatever origins, the rights to which they are entitled simply as citizens of the Republic. “This legislation is long, long overdue. “There can be no doubt that the effective exercise of the franchise is basic to all other rights of the individual in our Constitutional system. “The ruthless denial by local public officials of an American’s right to vote anywhere makes a mockery of our American Constitutional system, particularly if the aggrieved citizen cannot somehow turn to some one, some place, for assistance. “The Supreme Court held that racial segregation in public schools is a denial of the equal JEWELRY Our Gold Nugget Quartz Jewelry ~Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of ‘the Gold Country. @ DIAMONDS @ WATCHES . ;@ CLOCKS @ And many other. Gifts. SILVERWARE JEWELRY Y REPAIRING. be 1960°s Le ae in ConEXPERT WATCH AND . . ¢ or when one is following anothercar within 200 feet.” The commissioner expressed the. view that carelessness is the main reason for failure to dim. Celery lights. But he added he has ex-. C&®t of the total value of Caliperienced occasions in which he fornia’s 1959 vegetable crop. felt that the other river had de-. The buffalo is Kansas’ official liberately refused to lower his state hence ra beams. “These people are a menace to highway safety and must be dealt . With accordingly,” Crittenden de. clared. “I am satisfied that illegal} use of high beams contributed to} many of the collisions that killed and injured so many people on California’s streets and highways last year.” accounted fOr 6.5 per “George's Radio and Television Repair House Calls $3.50 Phone Graan Valley 2057-W PULL THE PLUG ON STOMACH UPSET without interrupting sleep or work! De been Pata sours your protection of the laws under the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution and of. the due process of law required . by the Fifth Amendment. It is monstrous that there igs no effective remedy against those who threaten to obstruct the carrying out of a decision of our highest court, no matter what the decision of the court may be. To deal with this incipient anarchy we need a law making it a crime to interfere with judicial procedures. “Oyrs is a government of laws. The Supreme Court’s decision is the supreme law of the land. Its orders must be obeyed. The only alternative is anarchy. Those who would seek to obstruct the court’s order would destroy a vital segment of our tripartite system and would undermine the structure Taken at ti itipation sorlpatn griping ay eaeeae This ng “ov vernight” laxative helps sour ht in ‘mi Sore hen lite sunny again! io ee, vegetable herbs, thorough al gentile. Get Black-Draught. rf now 1e etal saremrt form. PCHILOREN [Bethea rane tpeetapo Syrup of Biack-Draught. Tastes honey-sweet! Quick Relief of HEADACHE — of our, government, “The law should be amended. gor faster, more ia, pig-oce tng so as to permit the Federal Goveae aidaen tetlots or Powders. ernment to act quickly and effecpid megaecsis Synergistic — tively in dealing with those who the combined action of sever use force or threats of force to medically roved ingredients aa oar execution of the ao we Bares on hate tok ee Snap Gack with The : “Mayflower” sailed. from] sTaneack Plymouth, England, September 6, po mal Rs 4 STANBA N HE ACh 1620, with 101 pilgrims aboard. e puegr you've ever Cantaloupes accounted for 7.1 per cent of the total value -of California’s “1959 vegetable crop. 1% Cinderella porcelain toned cotton satin As seen in Harper's Boxoor Jast the look that mothers love fexghtes. Demure touch of lace for the capelet collar.. tiny bow at the waist..extra-full skirt. And no sleeves at all, to take her ee From our Cinderella Easter collection,