May 16, 1962 (12 pages)

* ‘i a < ahs —= Page 10..Wednesdgy, May 16, 1962..THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET 7s es Earl Warren Jr., Sacramento attorney and son of the chief justice of the United States, last week was named vice-chairman of the statewide Committee to Reelect Governor Brown. Governor Edmund G, Brown said he was “honored and grateful" that Warren had accepted the post. Warren said he accepted the campaign assignment “because I believe (Brown's) election is vital to the future of California." Warren continued, “I am greatly impressed by his outstanding record of achievement, Iamalso greatly impressed by the fact that he is concerned not only with the welfare of California today, but also for the future. "The vigorous programs Governor Brown has developed in California are necessary ones. They are farsighted and progressive. And they are being administered with extraordinary responsibility. " a na JOSEPH C, SHELL The "Victory Wagon” is rolling along the highways and byways of California, campaigners for gubernatorial candidateJosephC. Shell said this week. They referred to a traveling billboard in the form of a cargotrailer, 40 feet long, towed by a three axle tractor. Allsides urge the nomination of Shell for governor. The vehicle is one ofa fleet operated by Ted Violette, a former football teammate of Shell at USC, “With an empty truck?”, the driver asked when Violette told him to start touring the state. "Your load is Joe Shell”, Violettetoldhim, "Deliver him to Sacramento as governor of California." KIRPAL SINGH Kirpal Singh, conservative Republican candidate for the second congressional district, this week released his platform. The Roseville candidate included the following international comments: -"“Communism is at war with us (both cold and hot) on many fronts.We must abandon the path of compromise.and fight with all peaceful means possible to defeat the forceful encroachment of this philosophy onthe uncommitted nations around the world. "Socialism. .is communism in disguise. .It gravitates power into the hands of a chosen few who rule the country through bureaus. It too must be fought. “N ever in the history of the world has a country that has won a war paid sucha penalty of being the victor as has the United States (through foreign aid). Let us bring this to an orderly, but quick stop. "The United Nations charteris one of the best instruments of peace ever written, Let us try to enforce it. Since we have to pay for more than 90 per cent of its cost we need more than one vote, All delinquent countries would be forced to pay or lose their privileges. “The Congress must demand a definite foreign policy from the administration, As an independent and free country, we are entitled to have and follow a foreign policy that is in the best interest of the U.S." LOYD WRIGHT Conservative candidate for the Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate, Loyd Wright, urges that foreign aid be used only for the deia Sun aRRETS s 5 . * 4 oo" wad) : é r 4 on. ee Meee 3% y & .» controller system. The / grand jury recommended it ;commiunist isto. fense of the free world and meet and defeat this threat economical advantageofthe ..Serious constitutional U.S. questions have been raised He also opposes féderal’”* Concerning Section 3, under aid.to-ediGation, calling it which various governmental “a cheap device to conven officers, agencies and bodies the younger generations to the philosophies of the welfare state. “ may find an organization or individual to be communist or subversive. As a lawyer I regret to.see these weaknesses in Section 3. I would prefer that this section had been more carefully drawn. However, feeling so strongly laws are necessary to meet thisthreat, I favor the amendment. " MARGARETTE B, MEGGS _Write-in candidate Marggarette B. Meggs, running for supervisor in District 4, last week released her program: "I will work to end the policy of dictatorship by the board of supervisors. evidenced by the lease-purchase method Of securing funds to build the courthouse annex andthe Truckee jail. I will fight for the right of every Nevada County resident to vote on matters involving the disbursement of sums of $1, 25 million. This right of vote is guaranteed to the voter under the constitution andI mean to see that it is-not stolen. "I will fight for a county controller. 33° counties in California are operating, very successfully, with the in their 1960 report because to allow the county to operate without a controller is equivalent to giving the county department heads a “license to steal." "I will fight to attract light industry tothis county. Light industry has scouted this area but finding no zoning, nodata sheets, has quit the area in disgust, forcing our young people to seek gainful employment in areas away from their homes. "I have the vision to see how important Nevada County can grow in the next five years, especially with the Federal lands being made available to the county at $2.50 an acre and more importantly, I have the courage to fight for the right of the county to grow into a prosperous area rather than a welfare state. HAROLD T. JOHNSON Continued emphasis on a development program for the national forests was pledged by Congressman Harold T. Johnson at a meeting with forest officials in Washington. Participating was Edward P. Cliff, newly installed chief of the forest service. "The national forests and their sound management in accordance with the princiLL : ples of multiple use are es. sential tothe economy of EACH California especially to the -@ 19mountain-valley counties of the second district, "Johnson said. ALAN CRANSTON Cyril Magnin, president of a San Francisco women's fashion store chain, has accepted the post of Northern California finance chairman for the committee working for the reelection of Alan Cranston as state controller. "During his administration, Cranston has dealt with the problems of individual citizens with the same care and dispatch as the matters involving millions of dollars belonging to all people of California. He is a man of proven administrative ability," Magnin said. oreeee Superior Judge Thomas Coakley, Republican candidate for attorney general, has endorsed the proposed Francis anti-communist’ constitutional amendment. “Communism is set on domreging 2 ond Ca N Y ” is aprime target. _ MarvimE: Haddy, : z 7 HANDY KITCHEN TOOLS eco date for county assessor, was born in Grass Valley in 1928, The Haddy family moved to. Nevada City the following year, and Haddy was eda-, cated at Nevada City Elementary and high school. Haddy worked for the U. S. Forest Service, Purity Stores, and McClellan Field before entering the service station business. He worked for Shell Oil prior to leasing a company station in Nevada City. Two years ago Haddy left his Shell station in favor of the larger Wilshire station at the Plaza. He recently sold that station, remaining as manager. “ Haddy spearheadeda movement which built Piomeer Park. He was responsible for and financing a Nevada City baseballteam, now the Lumberjacks. In addition, Haddy has played for and managed . baseball, basketball and softball teams in the area. He is a member of the Nevada City Elk3 Lodge 518, the Nevada City Lions Club, the Nevada County HistoricalSociety and E. Clampus Vitus. Haddy is past president of the Nevada City nters, » and Chamber of the Nevada County Softball Association. aces ote N his most re Ounty Tuberculosis and finementw! Heath A ciation, : Haddy ents see also was a member of the . condition, ~. Nevada City Fire Depart-While confined in 1955, ment for several years. Haddy studied business man~ He served on Nevada City's 4gement and accounting. council for six years, during . He points to his business which time the fire departexperience and study as ment was modernized, the alification for the office street lighting system imof assessor. proved, the city assessing -++++++:** work turned over tothe NOON FOUR county, the city manager "A blank check" would be , form of government adopted, thereby bringing the city out of deficit budgeting. Haddy was stricken with a near fatal illness in 1955, but made a miraculous re_ CASH IN ON THIS SPECTACULAR PURITY OFFER! These quality kitchen tools sell regularly for 79° each! You can own the full set FOR ONLY 46*! SAVE OVER 90%! I os This coupon good from May 16 At Your Grass Valley & Nevada City Purity Stores»authorized for a program whose need is "not clearly demonstrated" by passage of . Proposition 4, according to the California State Cham~ber of Commerce. VALID MAY 16 THROUGH MAY 22 FREE COUPON! GOOD FOR FREE RACK & SLOTTED SPOON! (Price without coupon, 79c each item.) ‘Albert Casey, seeking: 4th district post. SAVE OVER ‘5°’ ON KITCHEN TOOLS! dd a piece each week! Build a full set! QUANTITIES LIMITED rough May 22, eA WK Se Ss = = = ei ae &. aes

* ‘i a < ahs —= Page 10...Wednesdgy, May 16, 1962...THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET 7s es Earl Warren Jr., Sacramento attorney and son of the chief justice of the United States, last week was named vice-chairman of the statewide Committee to Reelect Governor Brown. Governor Edmund G, Brown said he was “honored and grateful" that Warren had accepted the post. Warren said he accepted the campaign assignment “because I believe (Brown's) election is vital to the future of California." Warren continued, “I am greatly impressed by his outstanding record of achievement, Iamalso greatly impressed by the fact that he is concerned not only with the welfare of California today, but also for the future. "The vigorous programs Governor Brown has developed in California are necessary ones. They are farsighted and progressive. And they are being administered with extraordinary responsibility. " a na JOSEPH C, SHELL The "Victory Wagon” is rolling along the highways and byways of California, campaigners for gubernatorial candidateJosephC. Shell said this week. They referred to a traveling billboard in the form of a cargotrailer, 40 feet long, towed by a three axle tractor. Allsides urge the nomination of Shell for governor. The vehicle is one ofa fleet operated by Ted Violette, a former football teammate of Shell at USC, “With an empty truck?”, the driver asked when Violette told him to start touring the state. "Your load is Joe Shell”, Violettetoldhim, "Deliver him to Sacramento as governor of California." KIRPAL SINGH Kirpal Singh, conservative Republican candidate for the second congressional district, this week released his platform. The Roseville candidate included the following international comments: -"“Communism is at war with us (both cold and hot) on many fronts..We must abandon the path of compromise..and fight with all peaceful means possible to defeat the forceful encroachment of this philosophy onthe uncommitted nations around the world. "Socialism. ..is communism in disguise. ..It gravitates power into the hands of a chosen few who rule the country through bureaus. It too must be fought. “N ever in the history of the world has a country that has won a war paid sucha penalty of being the victor as has the United States (through foreign aid). Let us bring this to an orderly, but quick stop. "The United Nations charteris one of the best instruments of peace ever written, Let us try to enforce it.. Since we have to pay for more than 90 per cent of its cost we need more than one vote, All delinquent countries would be forced to pay or lose their privileges. “The Congress must demand a definite foreign policy from the administration, As an independent and free country, we are entitled to have and follow a foreign policy that is in the best interest of the U.S." LOYD WRIGHT Conservative candidate for the Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate, Loyd Wright, urges that foreign aid be used only for the deia Sun aRRETS s 5 . * 4 oo" wad) : é r 4 on. ee Meee 3% y & .» controller system. The / grand jury recommended it ;commiunist isto. fense of the free world and meet and defeat this threat economical advantageofthe ...Serious constitutional U.S. questions have been raised He also opposes féderal’”* Concerning Section 3, under aid.to-ediGation, calling it which various governmental “a cheap device to conven officers, agencies and bodies the younger generations to the philosophies of the welfare state. “ may find an organization or individual to be communist or subversive.. As a lawyer I regret to.see these weaknesses in Section 3. I would prefer that this section had been more carefully drawn. However, feeling so strongly laws are necessary to meet thisthreat, I favor the amendment. " MARGARETTE B, MEGGS _Write-in candidate Marggarette B. Meggs, running for supervisor in District 4, last week released her program: "I will work to end the policy of dictatorship by the board of supervisors. evidenced by the lease-purchase method Of securing funds to build the courthouse annex andthe Truckee jail. I will fight for the right of every Nevada County resident to vote on matters involving the disbursement of sums of $1, 25 million. This right of vote is guaranteed to the voter under the constitution andI mean to see that it is-not stolen. "I will fight for a county controller. 33° counties in California are operating, very successfully, with the in their 1960 report because to allow the county to operate without a controller is equivalent to giving the county department heads a “license to steal." "I will fight to attract light industry tothis county. Light industry has scouted this area but finding no zoning, nodata sheets, has quit the area in disgust, forcing our young people to seek

gainful employment in areas away from their homes. "I have the vision to see how important Nevada County can grow in the next five years, especially with the Federal lands being made available to the county at $2.50 an acre and more importantly, I have the courage to fight for the right of the county to grow into a prosperous area rather than a welfare state. HAROLD T. JOHNSON Continued emphasis on a development program for the national forests was pledged by Congressman Harold T. Johnson at a meeting with forest officials in Washington. Participating was Edward P. Cliff, newly installed chief of the forest service. "The national forests and their sound management in accordance with the princiLL : ples of multiple use are es. sential tothe economy of EACH California especially to the -@ 19mountain-valley counties of the second district, "Johnson said. ALAN CRANSTON Cyril Magnin, president of a San Francisco women's fashion store chain, has accepted the post of Northern California finance chairman for the committee working for the reelection of Alan Cranston as state controller. "During his administration, Cranston has dealt with the problems of individual citizens with the same care and dispatch as the matters involving millions of dollars belonging to all people of California. He is a man of proven administrative ability," Magnin said. oreeee Superior Judge Thomas Coakley, Republican candidate for attorney general, has endorsed the proposed Francis anti-communist’ constitutional amendment. “Communism is set on domreging 2 ond Ca N Y ” is aprime target.. _ MarvimE: Haddy, : z 7 HANDY KITCHEN TOOLS eco date for county assessor, was born in Grass Valley in 1928, The Haddy family moved to. Nevada City the following year, and Haddy was eda-, cated at Nevada City Elementary and high school. Haddy worked for the U. S. Forest Service, Purity Stores, and McClellan Field before entering the service station business. He worked for Shell Oil prior to leasing a company station in Nevada City. Two years ago Haddy left his Shell station in favor of the larger Wilshire station at the Plaza. He recently sold that station, remaining as manager. “ Haddy spearheadeda movement which built Piomeer Park. He was responsible for and financing a Nevada City baseballteam, now the Lumberjacks. In addition, Haddy has played for and managed . baseball, basketball and softball teams in the area. He is a member of the Nevada City Elk3 Lodge 518, the Nevada City Lions Club, the Nevada County HistoricalSociety and E. Clampus Vitus. Haddy is past president of the Nevada City nters, » and Chamber of the Nevada County Softball Association. aces ote N his most re Ounty Tuberculosis and finementw! Heath A ciation, : Haddy ents see also was a member of the . condition, ~. Nevada City Fire Depart-While confined in 1955, ment for several years. Haddy studied business man~ He served on Nevada City's 4gement and accounting. council for six years, during . He points to his business which time the fire departexperience and study as ment was modernized, the alification for the office street lighting system imof assessor. proved, the city assessing -++++++:** work turned over tothe NOON FOUR county, the city manager "A blank check" would be , form of government adopted, thereby bringing the city out of deficit budgeting. Haddy was stricken with a near fatal illness in 1955, but made a miraculous re_ CASH IN ON THIS SPECTACULAR PURITY OFFER! These quality kitchen tools sell regularly for 79° each! You can own the full set FOR ONLY 46*! SAVE OVER 90%! I os This coupon good from May 16 At Your Grass Valley & Nevada City Purity Stores»authorized for a program whose need is "not clearly demonstrated" by passage of . Proposition 4, according to the California State Cham~ber of Commerce. VALID MAY 16 THROUGH MAY 22 FREE COUPON! GOOD FOR FREE RACK & SLOTTED SPOON! (Price without coupon, 79c each item.) ‘Albert Casey, seeking: 4th district post. SAVE OVER ‘5°’ ON KITCHEN TOOLS! dd a piece each week! Build a full set! QUANTITIES LIMITED rough May 22, eA WK Se Ss = = = ei ae &. aes