October 11, 1961 (14 pages)

ysday, October 11, 1961, The Nevada County Nugget Oe ee enim rte ee Conversation .Dr. W. H. Lotz recently stopped by for a few words, and the conversation led him to forward a few clippings .Toquote a@ paragraph from one of them: "A master plan adopted 14 years ago to guide (the) orderly development (of Oakland's civic center) is outdated, ineffectual and nc answer tothe problems of the area, city officials say.". Dr. Lotz comments: How far should planning go? How much ultimately becomes waste? How much is constructive? Not being sure whether Dr . Lotz expected an answer, we'll offer one anyway. Planning should go as far ahead as it can foresee the future with any reasonable assurance ofaccuracy, ‘It depends upon how accurate the planners judge the future WHY . Sareea 10% Fl SEE OUR MO Gras BY DEAN THOMPSON BUILDING YOUR WILMAR HOME NOW AVELATAL Pita LEONE SI Building Costs Will Never be Lower Of course, you would like to be in your new home before the holidays — @ So many plans to choose from. . @ Save the Wilmar Way Across from the Gold Center Club, GUARANTEE ON WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS BEYOND NORMAL WEAR ri ago, as to how much waste there isin planning and how much least one supporter! ‘veheard, rattles up Friedrichstrasse, It turns into Kochstrasse. waste there isin planning that would agree with him The turn is too wide, and how much constructive if the good doctor is insinuat The tank halts within two feet of a sports car. The car force there is in any master ing that Nevada County's driver sticks hishead out of the window, laughs, and says plan adopted, . An example building needs for the future in German, “Excuse me," The tank commander, Sgt of good planning is the projections of school population made for the Truckee area _ courthouse annex. AND FROM BERLIN, .. Continuing with our parade of clippings.This one from Stars and Stripes sent in by Mrs. Rowena Leroy, 110 Boulder Street, Nevada City. She received it from her nephew who formerly lived in NC, SP/4 Robert Betts, APO NY.By James M, Halbe, S&S staff writer: Itcould be St. Louis, Milwaukee or any other big city. in America on a summez's night. Downtown the crowds are out, promenading, and the beer gardens are filled with people, singing and laughter. But it isn't America, it’s Berlin. And for West Berliners the city's best entertainment on a summer's night is to watch America's show of force at the stone walls the Communists have thrown up tc imprison their people in East Berlin, At the sector border, the West Berliners gather and watch, the way people would anywhere when soldiers in battle gear and military vehicles are suddenly cast incongruously into a neighborhood. .YOU SHOULD START rw NANCING ON YOUR LOT some years ayo. It was forecast that in the past ten years the school population would triple. The ten years are over, the school attendance: three times that of ten years However, Dr. Lotz has at are going to outstrip the facilities being planned as a DEL HOME.. . s Valley Highway less than 100 yards Police (Vopos) 3 American s Berliners : Stephen Hall of Los Angeles, pokes his head out of the turret and yells, "Sorry, Mac." The crowd laughs and applauds, The car backs up, then pulls out of the way, and the tank roars off down Kochstrasse. Another tank, driven by Sp5 Sherrill Allen of Liberty, Ky., follows close behind, Then comes another jeep equipped with a 106-mm recoilless rifle, and then a third and fourth jeep trailing behind. The crowd seems to break up. A dozen boys race for their bicycles and motorcycles and soon there is a parade chasing down Kochstrasse after the convoy. At Margratenstrasse, the tanks turn left and pull up to the stone wall which marks the sector border. The tank Allen is driving has a searchlight attached to its rifle. 1st Lt John Eliot of Mansfield, Ohio, also of CoF, 40th Armor, orders it turned on. The tank commander, Sgt Jimmy Goforth of Cincinnati, barks an order. Inside, the gunner, Pfc Jesse Stout flicks a switch. In a second the area is floodedwith a 1 1/2 millioncandlepower glare. The first jeep arrives and whips between the two tanks stopping 10 feet from the wall. The driver, Pfc Ronald Stephens of Long Beach, Calif. and of Hq Co, 2nd Battle Group, 6th Inf, turns to a pile of phonograph records, picks one, and puts it on a turntable, From two loudspeakers on the front of the jeep comes the hillbilly voice of Johnny Burnette singing "Big, Big World." The West Berliners cheer. Then comes Johnny Wallace singing "Life's a Holiday” and Brenda Lee with “You Gan Depend on Me, " The People’s Police cringe, then turn their backs and talk among themselves. Then they face the jeering, light, stand motionless, Lights Out After the “serenade” has gone on for perhaps 10 minutes, the task force commander, lst Lt Robert A, Kvederas of Brooklyn, and of Co B, 2nd Battle Gp, 6th Inf, orders the music stopped and the light turned off, One by one, the tanks turn around and head for the next stone wall barrier, escorted by two dozen bicycling youths, young couples riding motorcycles and motor scooters tandem, and the jeeps. This “light and sound" spectacle has been going on nightly in West Berlin. It is a heckling technique the west has learned fromthe Communists. It is as effective as anything could be against anyone who does not particularly enjoy basking in floodlights to the tune of unasked-for music played at 100 times normal volume over an extremely low-fidelity sound system. Inasense, itis alsoreassuring. It reassures the Communists that the United States isn't kidding. It reassures the West Berliners of the same thing. And it gives the American troops in Berlin a chance to hit the Communists with the same thing the West Berliners have been hit with in the past. There is one rather terrifying difference between the free side and the other side of the stone wall. Except for the People's Police on the Soviet side of the border, there are no people. Applegate Work On US 40 Begins APPLEGATE,,, A survey party last week commenced w orking along US 40 in Placer County between Bowman and Applegate, according to an announcement from State Division of Highway officials. Purpose of the jobis to make property ties for preparing right of way maps in conjunction with the ultimate conversion of the existing expressway toa full freeway. Under the direction of Chief of Party Charles Winona of Marysville, the six-man crew is expected to be active in the area for about a month, John. L. Beitz Sharp Ail Snop 436 CLAY ST., N.C. Sierra Freight Lines SSSSCESBOBS SSHBSURE NORTH SAN JUAN Jeweler + Will sharpen all kinds of saws # lawn mower base knives, and DOWNIEVILLE We Specialize. In inefs A ep antuet . adjast knives, scissors, of SIERRA CITY . Florist eats Coy any other sharp edge tool. SIERRAVILLE Telegraph Delivery oa Satisfaction Assured * ; 205 W. Main St.Reasonable Prices i s Grass Valley Chet aee-ane FRontier 1-9125 273-6578 V.208 OSBORN . Flower Shop ELECTRICAL _ HEATING AND . PLENTY OF PARKING LAUNDRY & COOLING SERVICE ELECTRICAL Co. 000 ie emgage 519 Alta Street phone 273-7392 . 221 Boulder ‘Street Phone 265-2562 Phone 273-2478 SURPLUS SALES S, AUBURN at WHITING ST, Hardware-Electrical RADCLIFFE Ph. 273-7627. Plumbing i On guard and several hundred West Suddenly there isa clatter of steel. A jeep filled with soldiers roars by. A Patton tank, driven by Pfc Joe Benolken of Nashwauk, Minn. , and of Co F, 40th Armor, whistling crowd again and blinking against the bright + has — right of way of a future 6.3mile section of freeway on counties, acc ng to California Division of Highways district officials. : The project will extend east from near the junction with Highway 20. about three miles west of Cisco Grove, to Hampshire Rocks. Hubner & Michner, Inc. of Denver, Colo. , holds the $273,000 contract whichis expected to be completed by June 15. George Ellis of Yuba City isresident engineer for the highway division, T he construction contract for grading, base, and paving of the four-lane divided freeway is expected to be advertised for bids early next year, Traffic onthe existing two lane highway will not be affected by the clearing operations, x The project marks the initial phase of activity on the last section of US 40 on the 120 miles between Sacramento and the Nevada state line that is not aiready four -laned or under construction. The 5, 4-mile section from Emigzant Gapto the Highway 20 junction got under-_ way inJuly andis expected to be completed sometime in 1963, depending on weather and availabity of materials, Also under construction is graded a t t 1963. A third contract will under separate conthen be advertised for the tracts.oneonthe west base and of the and one on the eastside of entire new route, This the summit peak, Comtotal 10,4 miles will by-pass pletion of these is anticithe existing Donner a = AUTOMOTIVE. pated in late 1962 or during = mit highway to the north. RAME & 205 S. Auburn, Grass-Valley 273-6460 VAN'S — o.-~_ 6m ‘EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE ON “‘CWHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN’S IN MIND” 5 eee Vallev re RADIATOR se em FOREIGN CARS 4] Graduate Of Factory Schools Specializing In Jaguar, MG, Sprite, Mercedes Benz, Porsche & Many, Others. HARTMAN CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7271. FREE ESTIMATES 4 Highly Trained Mechanics, 2 Expert Rody Men. YOU CAN RELY ON HARTMAN CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE : “B14 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7271 BODY & PAINT SHOP__. the 5.1-mile stretch from Monte Vista to Baxter, :: The new alignment over the crest of the high Sierras, from Soda Springs to the east end of DonnerLake, is currently being em ee! seus ~"MOULE PAINT & GLASS jAll Types Of Aufomofive Glass Replacement " Broken Windows Replaced Phone 273-4643 SRE (save plenty wampum this winter) Almost every home ‘‘leaks’”’ heat—honest Injun! m Some heat slips through loose-fitting doors and windows. About 16% is lost through window through uninsulated ceilings! m By weather-stripping ‘prevent much of your heat loss during the winter months ahead. By keeping drawn and the fireplace damper closed, you can stop still more heat loss. g. you’ll have a warm, wonderful wigwam every winter. . glass. And up to 45% escapes and insulating now, you can draperies This way and save heating dollars, too! P-G~-E:Poetic Gas and Electric Compang ST SIL8D Soguemeroe "$8 3981p 1 U04 69.27 se0eeser s -¢ perenne ph Riss a el a

ysday, October 11, 1961, The Nevada County Nugget Oe ee enim rte ee Conversation ..Dr. W. H. Lotz recently stopped by for a few words, and the conversation led him to forward a few clippings ..Toquote a@ paragraph from one of them: "A master plan adopted 14 years ago to guide (the) orderly development (of Oakland's civic center) is outdated, ineffectual and nc answer tothe problems of the area, city officials say.".. Dr. Lotz comments: How far should planning go? How much ultimately becomes waste? How much is constructive? Not being sure whether Dr . Lotz expected an answer, we'll offer one anyway. Planning should go as far ahead as it can foresee the future with any reasonable assurance ofaccuracy, ‘It depends upon how accurate the planners judge the future WHY . Sareea 10% Fl SEE OUR MO Gras BY DEAN THOMPSON BUILDING YOUR WILMAR HOME NOW AVELATAL Pita LEONE SI Building Costs Will Never be Lower Of course, you would like to be in your new home before the holidays — @ So many plans to choose from. . @ Save the Wilmar Way Across from the Gold Center Club, GUARANTEE ON WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS BEYOND NORMAL WEAR ri ago, as to how much waste there isin planning and how much least one supporter! ‘veheard, rattles up Friedrichstrasse, It turns into Kochstrasse. waste there isin planning that would agree with him The turn is too wide, and how much constructive if the good doctor is insinuat The tank halts within two feet of a sports car. The car force there is in any master ing that Nevada County's driver sticks hishead out of the window, laughs, and says plan adopted, . An example building needs for the future in German, “Excuse me," The tank commander, Sgt of good planning is the projections of school population made for the Truckee area _ courthouse annex. AND FROM BERLIN, ... Continuing with our parade of clippings..This one from Stars and Stripes sent in by Mrs. Rowena Leroy, 110 Boulder Street, Nevada City.. She received it from her nephew who formerly lived in NC, SP/4 Robert Betts, APO NY..By James M, Halbe, S&S staff writer: Itcould be St. Louis, Milwaukee or any other big city. in America on a summez's night. Downtown the crowds are out, promenading, and the beer gardens are filled with people, singing and laughter. But it isn't America, it’s Berlin. And for West Berliners the city's best entertainment on a summer's night is to watch America's show of force at the stone walls the Communists have thrown up tc imprison their people in East Berlin, At the sector border, the West Berliners gather and watch, the way people would anywhere when soldiers in battle gear and military vehicles are suddenly cast incongruously into a neighborhood. .YOU SHOULD START rw NANCING ON YOUR LOT some years ayo. It was forecast that in the past ten years the school population would triple.. The ten years are over, the school attendance: three times that of ten years However, Dr. Lotz has at are going to outstrip the facilities being planned as a DEL HOME... . s Valley Highway less than 100 yards Police (Vopos) 3 American s Berliners : Stephen Hall of Los Angeles, pokes his head out of the turret and yells, "Sorry, Mac." The crowd laughs and applauds, The car backs up, then pulls out of the way, and the tank roars off down Kochstrasse. Another tank, driven by Sp5 Sherrill Allen of Liberty, Ky., follows close behind, Then comes another jeep equipped with a 106-mm recoilless rifle, and then a third and fourth jeep trailing behind. The crowd seems to break up. A dozen boys race for their bicycles and motorcycles and soon there is a parade chasing down Kochstrasse after the convoy. At Margratenstrasse, the tanks turn left and pull up to the stone wall which marks the sector border. The tank Allen is driving has a searchlight attached to its rifle. 1st Lt John Eliot of Mansfield, Ohio, also of CoF, 40th Armor, orders it turned on. The tank commander, Sgt Jimmy Goforth of Cincinnati, barks an order. Inside, the gunner, Pfc Jesse Stout flicks a switch. In a second the area is floodedwith a 1 1/2 millioncandlepower glare. The first jeep arrives and whips between the two tanks stopping 10 feet from the wall. The driver, Pfc Ronald Stephens of Long Beach, Calif. and of Hq Co, 2nd Battle Group, 6th Inf, turns to a pile of phonograph records, picks one, and puts it on a turntable, From two loudspeakers on the front of the jeep comes the hillbilly voice of Johnny Burnette singing "Big, Big World." The West Berliners cheer. Then comes Johnny Wallace singing "Life's a Holiday” and Brenda Lee with “You Gan Depend on Me, " The People’s Police cringe, then turn their backs and talk among themselves. Then they face the jeering, light, stand motionless, Lights Out After the “serenade” has gone on for perhaps 10 minutes, the task force commander, lst Lt Robert A, Kvederas of Brooklyn, and of Co B, 2nd Battle Gp, 6th Inf, orders the music stopped and the light turned off, One by one, the tanks turn around and head for the next stone wall barrier, escorted by two dozen bicycling youths, young couples riding motorcycles and motor scooters tandem, and the jeeps. This “light and sound" spectacle has been going on nightly in West Berlin. It is a heckling technique the west has learned fromthe Communists. It is as effective as anything could be against anyone who does not particularly enjoy basking in floodlights to the tune of unasked-for music played at 100 times normal volume over an extremely low-fidelity sound system. Inasense, itis alsoreassuring. It reassures the Communists that the United States isn't kidding. It reassures the West Berliners of the same thing. And it gives the American troops in Berlin a chance to hit the Communists with the same thing the West Berliners have been hit with in the past. There is one rather terrifying difference between the free side and the other side of the stone wall. Except for the People's Police on the Soviet side of the border, there are no people. Applegate Work On US 40 Begins APPLEGATE,,, A survey party last week commenced w orking along US 40 in Placer County between Bowman and Applegate, according to an announcement from State Division

of Highway officials. Purpose of the jobis to make property ties for preparing right of way maps in conjunction with the ultimate conversion of the existing expressway toa full freeway. Under the direction of Chief of Party Charles Winona of Marysville, the six-man crew is expected to be active in the area for about a month, John. L. Beitz Sharp Ail Snop 436 CLAY ST., N.C. Sierra Freight Lines SSSSCESBOBS SSHBSURE NORTH SAN JUAN Jeweler + Will sharpen all kinds of saws # lawn mower base knives, and DOWNIEVILLE We Specialize. In inefs A ep antuet . adjast knives, scissors, of SIERRA CITY . Florist eats Coy any other sharp edge tool. SIERRAVILLE Telegraph Delivery oa Satisfaction Assured * ; 205 W. Main St.Reasonable Prices i s Grass Valley Chet aee-ane FRontier 1-9125 273-6578 V.208 OSBORN . Flower Shop ELECTRICAL _ HEATING AND . PLENTY OF PARKING LAUNDRY & COOLING SERVICE ELECTRICAL Co. 000 ie emgage 519 Alta Street phone 273-7392 . 221 Boulder ‘Street Phone 265-2562 Phone 273-2478 SURPLUS SALES S, AUBURN at WHITING ST, Hardware-Electrical RADCLIFFE Ph. 273-7627. Plumbing i On guard and several hundred West Suddenly there isa clatter of steel. A jeep filled with soldiers roars by. A Patton tank, driven by Pfc Joe Benolken of Nashwauk, Minn. , and of Co F, 40th Armor, whistling crowd again and blinking against the bright + has — right of way of a future 6.3mile section of freeway on counties, acc ng to California Division of Highways district officials. : The project will extend east from near the junction with Highway 20. about three miles west of Cisco Grove, to Hampshire Rocks. Hubner & Michner, Inc. of Denver, Colo. , holds the $273,000 contract whichis expected to be completed by June 15. George Ellis of Yuba City isresident engineer for the highway division, T he construction contract for grading, base, and paving of the four-lane divided freeway is expected to be advertised for bids early next year, Traffic onthe existing two lane highway will not be affected by the clearing operations, x The project marks the initial phase of activity on the last section of US 40 on the 120 miles between Sacramento and the Nevada state line that is not aiready four -laned or under construction. The 5, 4-mile section from Emigzant Gapto the Highway 20 junction got under-_ way inJuly andis expected to be completed sometime in 1963, depending on weather and availabity of materials, Also under construction is graded a t t 1963. A third contract will under separate conthen be advertised for the tracts.oneonthe west base and of the and one on the eastside of entire new route, This the summit peak, Comtotal 10,4 miles will by-pass pletion of these is anticithe existing Donner a = AUTOMOTIVE. pated in late 1962 or during = mit highway to the north. RAME & 205 S. Auburn, Grass-Valley 273-6460 VAN'S — o.-~_ 6m ‘EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE ON “‘CWHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN’S IN MIND” 5 eee Vallev re RADIATOR se em FOREIGN CARS 4] Graduate Of Factory Schools Specializing In Jaguar, MG, Sprite, Mercedes Benz, Porsche & Many, Others. HARTMAN CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7271. FREE ESTIMATES 4 Highly Trained Mechanics, 2 Expert Rody Men. YOU CAN RELY ON HARTMAN CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE : “B14 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7271 BODY & PAINT SHOP__. the 5.1-mile stretch from Monte Vista to Baxter, :: The new alignment over the crest of the high Sierras, from Soda Springs to the east end of DonnerLake, is currently being em ee! seus ~"MOULE PAINT & GLASS jAll Types Of Aufomofive Glass Replacement " Broken Windows Replaced Phone 273-4643 SRE (save plenty wampum this winter) Almost every home ‘‘leaks’”’ heat—honest Injun! m Some heat slips through loose-fitting doors and windows. About 16% is lost through window through uninsulated ceilings! m By weather-stripping ‘prevent much of your heat loss during the winter months ahead. By keeping drawn and the fireplace damper closed, you can stop still more heat loss. g. you’ll have a warm, wonderful wigwam every winter. . glass. And up to 45% escapes and insulating now, you can draperies This way and save heating dollars, too! P-G~-E:Poetic Gas and Electric Compang ST SIL8D Soguemeroe "$8 3981p 1 U04 69.27 se0eeser s -¢ perenne ph Riss a el a