October 29, 1959 (6 pages)

ir and Most Photogenic Bank.” __ Completely new in concept and altogether from tradideparting tional bank architecture, the bank is unique both in design and loca‘tion. Instead of looking like a fort, it ‘more closely resembles a garden a was the exact in of the architects, Skidmo: Owings & Merrill, ” It is a perfect circle, 70 feet in diameter, with walls of clear plate glass and an accordionPleated. roof sneathed. with copper, It is friendly and open, designed ‘to appeal rather than to impress. Everything inside the bank’ was specially. created to sustain this effect, : There are no teller cages, as _ such. Instead, there is a long, low counter, custom designed to reduce to a minimum the separation of customers and the bank's staff. All machines are relegated to a curved work counter immediately behind the tellers, leaving . the main counter with only the few things the teller needs ‘to serve the public. Still anothr innovation is the arrangement by which thé teller jocks up his coin at the counter at night instead of sending it downstairs to the vault. Designed primarily to be good looking’ and to create a friendly feeling; the teller system is such that more. tellers occupy less Space without . cramping, cute ever -before. In the center of the bank’s roof, ‘which has no supports to clutter the interior, is a Gothic rose window fashioned out of steel. Covered by a clear glass’ skylight, the rose casts a highlight-andshadow pattern that travels across the bank floor with the movement of the sun. The interior color scheme is Use Parking Lights Only For Parking It is illegal to use parking lights as driving lighths, warns the California Highway Patrol. The California Vehicle Code provides that no-vehicle shall be driven at any time with the parking lamps lighted except when the lamps are being used as turn ‘signal lamps, declared Bradford’ M. Crittenden; commissioner of the patrol. “This language is _ perfectly clear, yet many motorists continue to drive at dusk, dawn and in fog with only their parking lamps burning,” he asserted. “Not only is this practice. illegal, it is dangerous. Too many accidents occur because one driver didn’t see another car approaching or because he misjudged the speed at which the car was traveling. Using parking lamps as head lamps contributes to theses accidents.” The.patrol ‘commissioner also urged motorists to check their automobile lights frequently to see that they are working properly. Broken or burned-out tail lights and stop lights are responsible for many rear-end collisions that would otherwise not have happened, he declared. puuailadaiaalancaiesct SHIFT ON THE GO! with Ford Select-0-Speed see your FORD TRACTOR DEALER ‘ . ioceieiecaciaee il Sag eenar are con _ title of “World’s Most. Distinctive poare other detail, Lighting comes from 110 custom ceiling fixures, cylindrically shaped and arranged in concentric intersecting circles, A spectacular backdrop for the bank is the 20-story glass-andmosaic Crown Zellerbach Building, scheduled for opening later in the year. The two’ structures share a one}. and one-third acre park plaza ‘pounded by Market, Sansome, Bush, and Battery Streets in. downtown San Francisco, An oasis of quiet and beauty in a busflnig downtown neighborhood, the plaza has nothing to compare with it in the West. There are 25 mature trees, slate walks, a fountain, paving of round black two-inch pebbles set in mortar, ground cover of wild strawberry and ivy, and benchés so that the public can sit and enjoy the garden. And all of this is set well below the street level to give passérsby a view of the entire: plaza. WHAT'S . WHERE LOS ANGELES By GERALD WALLACE One of the sighs to see in Souhern California is the “Landmark Lamp” in the Alexandria Hotel. You will find it in the heart of downtown Los Angeles at Fifth and Spring Streets. _ Brought from Spain, this mag. nificent brass lamp of white and gold lighter the romantic nights of the movie moguls in the ’teens and twenties.” Hanging in the Indian Grill it drew admiring comments from Douglas Fairbanks, Qharlie Chaplin, Sarah Bernhardt, Enrico Caruso, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Sir Winston Churchill, Majestically it now reflects the carefree Spanish atmosphere of yesteryear in site new Landmark “. Lounge. Adjacent to ‘he lounge, you will find one of the busiest lobbies in the Southland. Greeting guests, you will see Art Green and John Daniels. Once you have registered, ‘they will call you by your name the next time you leave your key at the desk. George Karlin, managing director, personally reads all mail addessed to The Alexandria. That is just_one of many ways by which he keeps in touch with the operation of the 500 room, world-famous hotel. Philip Karlin, his brother, ably assists in the management Both of them are graduates of Cornell University School of Hotel Management. Motorists comment enthusiastidrive-in garage in the basement. Our son Ted told us about how handy it was to step from his car tothe elevator when he spent his vacation there two years ago. This experience illustrates the interest that employees take in guests. I placed along distance telephone.call which was handled with exceptional speed and courtesy When I hung up, the phone rang and the operator said she noticed I was. registered from Grass Valley. She asked me if I knew her cousin, Jack Hansen. Our deputy course! 3 She identified herself as Mrs. Stornie, formerly Millicent Morrill, a Grass Valley girl. If you don’t happen to afiswer a: phone call in your room, she will page you over the loud speaker in the lobby, the coffee shop; and even in the elevator. The Alexandria proves its slogan: “From Bellhop to Manager, it’s our pleasure to°serve you well. ”» E&L DRIVE IN HOME MADE PIES BREAKFAST LUNCHES DINNERS ( NEW HOURS STARTING NOVEMBER 2. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, rer . 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Saturday and Sunday—8 A. M. to 11 P. M. Closed ‘Wednesdays — DRIVE IN cally on the convenience of the . County clerk; -of} told about the sen economics awards program and presented the medals to the winners. The girls home economic awards were won by Vickie — irom and Lora Streeter of the Nevada City and Forest Springs clubs. C.othing awards went to Diane Piombo, “Woodchuckers club; Marguerite Frey, Nevada City. club; Diana Hopkins, Nevada City club, and Karen Hansen, county winner, Nevada City club. Linda Literal was awarded the . home improvement medal. She is a member ‘of Banner club. The county winner. from Nevada City club for the freezing project was Sue Hansen. Anita Jones, county winner, Rough and Ready club, and Maxine Neep, Rough and Ready club, were awarded medals in the canning project. Anita is representing the county in state competition. In the food preparatoin national ‘awards program, Tom Heather, Janice Tryon, Maureen Dodini, and Jaenette Crowder, county winner, were medal. winners. Representing Nevada County in state competition is . Jeanette Crowder, Spring Hill club. There are six dress revue winners, each receiving a county Burcham, and Vickie Engstrom, medal. They are Marianne Kennedy, Barbara Crowder, Glenna Welker, Lilly Wasley, Betty county winner: from the Nevada Oity club. Vickie is representing the county in state competition. Doug Hamilton, farm advisor, presented the agricultural awards. A rabbit: medal went to Sidney Kaasa, formerly of the Penn Valley club. Richard Veale, Spring Hill club, was awarded the poultry medal. Four electrical awards went to Kenneth Crowder, county winner, Sprnig Hill club; Jim Brown, Wesley Schulze, and James Conley. Jerry. Gomes, Chicago Park club member, won a county medal for his sheep project. One of the highlights of the evening. was the recognition of Lois Magonigal’s achievement as a state winner in the sheep project. Lois is a member of Penn Valley club. Her records are currently in competition with other state winners, Four members received medals in the dairy program. They were Mary Struckman, county winner from Banner club; Gary Streeter, Lois Pingree, and Jim Tryon. Cheryl Fogarty and Ken Casper from the Shady Creek and Banner clubs received metals for their outstanding performance in the beef program. Ken’s beek is in for state competition. County winner in the boys’ ag program was Walter White, Penn Valley club member, who also is competing in the state program. Jerry Miller, Woodchuckers club, was awarded a medal in the, forestry program. Jack Oosta, Nevada City club, is. interested in landscaping design, and received a medal in home grounds beautification. Tom Casper, 1959 All-Star from Banner club, was the county winner in the field crops program. . Charles Whittlesey received the garden award and is from the Shady Creek club. A special certificate of performance was awarded to Jerry Gomes of Chicago Park club for his efforts in the fruit project. For the first time “in Nevada County, awards were made for ‘LARRY LORD MOTHERWELL, the Grand Judy in Downieville Putney, is shown conferring with Attorney John T. Heges of ‘Washington, D, C.—Nugget Photo by Cec. who was indicted this week a for the murder of Mrs. Pearl Korean GI Bill Gives More Liberal Rights Korean GI Bill veteran-students have ben given mor liberal rights to pursue advanced training uder a law signed in August by the President, Veterans Administration says. The Korea GI Bill allows a veteran to change his cours¢ of study just once—no more. The new law gives a liberalized definition of just what is meant by a change of course. Under ths law (Public Law 86150), a veteran now may move from one GI course to another— where’ the first “is prerequisite to, or generally required for” the second—without being charged with his oneand-only change of course, For example, a veteran may set out in GI training with the objective of getting an AB degree. Later he decides he wants’ to becomes a lawyer. Now he may switch to law studies, without it counting as a course change. The reason is that his work toward; his AB degree “is prerequisite to’ his study of law. Before the new law was enacted, the VA had no.choice but to charge a veteran with a change of course, even if his first coufse of study was prerequisite to his second. Then, if the veteran wanted to change again, he could not; .he had used up his right to a single change. “3 project. “Through the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. H: Ted Schaps, two medals were given 4-Hers. Phoebe Wright, Nevada City. club, and Frank Milhous, Shady Creek club, each received a horse project medal. ne After a few closing remarks, the guests were invited to light refreshments. ** #8 ELECTRICAL PINS NOT YET RECEIVED The 4-H first and third year electrical pins have not been received from the state officé. As soon as they arrive, the club leaders will be notified that they are available for the members Sac Around Ear Helps Whale To Hear Whales and other marine mammals, need hearing mechanisms different from those of terrestrial ‘animals because of differences between sound’ transmission -in water arid air. According to British researchers, one of the most remarkable features is that an oil and air filled sac surrounds the ear of the whale and the dolphin. They report that recent experiments show. the sac _ pevents sound from reaching the ear except through the ear canal and is resporisible for the marked ability of whales and dolphins te tell sound directions. ACHING MUSCLES Relieve pains of tired, sore, aching muscles with STANBACK, tablets or powders, STANBACK acts fast to bring comforting relief . . . because the STANBACK formula ADSCLASSIFIED” WARNING The first rains have come to warn us of winter storms. HOW’S YOUR ANY . PERSON knowing ‘the whereabouts of Henry N. Rawson and George A. Rawson III, sons of Harry N. Rawson, and grandsons of George A. Rawson; please contact Gertrude M. Stanfield, 10353 E. Cliota. St., Whittier, Calif. ROOF? We stock all necessary items for your roofing needs. Let us help you with your roofing problems, Hills Flat ’ Lumber Co. Ph. 1046 RETIRED “ARMY OFFICER desires small home or acreage in Grass Valley -area. ‘Can_ pay Cash. Write Mel Williams, Realtor, 1575 Grace Ave., San Jose, Zemo Great for Minor Burns, Cuts Zemo, a doctor’s formula, li or es meg oe ining eal minor burns, cu' ruises. Family ev are eases itch of surface : teen-a on cthiet' fe og Stops cama For stub mn pot ee trength ~ STOP! That annoying drip and save foundations from damage. Install our standard eave troughs. _ ONLY 15e Per Ft. “Easily applied, no soldering or spécial tools needed. Hills Flat Lumber 'Go. Ph. 1046 COLD SUFFERERS Get STANBACK, tablets or powders, for relief of COLD DISCOMFORTS. The STANBACK prescription type formula is a combination of pain relieving ingredients that work together for FAST! RELIEF of HEADACHE, NEURALGIA and ACHING MUSCLES due to colds. STANBACK also REDUCES FEVER. SNAP BACK with STANBACK. LEGAL NOTICE No. 6046 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Estate of FRANCES J. POWER, Deceased. NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Ruth F. Chesney, as executrix of the estate of Frances J. Power, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the ‘said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them with the necescombines several prescription type ingredients for fast relief of pain. 1 Remington .22 auto. rifle with scope, model 550-1. 2 fishing poles with reels. 1 4” jointer attachment. 1 jigsaw for model 10ER Shopsmith. 1 cultivator attachment. 1 sickle bar mower 1 snow blade for Gravely tractor. No, 3 Vista Ave., Grass Valley Phone 629-R Make offer for one or all. GET THE BEST for your stomach. Quick relief with “Merbels” Rx for sick, gassy, nervous stomachs. Neutralizes gas in 10 minutes. It’s guaranteed! Exclusively at Grass Valley Drug, Grass Valley, and G&H Pharmacy, Nevada Oity. GEORGE C. BOLES OPTOMETRIST 228 Commercial St. Nevada City BROKEN WINDOWS replaced. Automobile Glass installed. Electric Sanders for rent. Paint Sprayers. Moule Paint and Glass. Phone 1106, Hills Fiat, Grass Valley. FOR SALE: 1950 %4 ton Chevrolet sary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the: said execuFROST-FREE™ Protection Exclusive wrap-around coils hold sub-zero air temperatures for fast freezing on €' shelf, Frost can’t build up.’ Foods regain colors, texture,taste and vitamins ~—never warm up to the danger point established by the U, S. Department of Agri-. culture, Go. modern with Manitowoc. Write: Manitowoc APPLIANCES Manitowoc 53, Wis, who earned them last year. ACREAGE WE HAVE ACREAGE OF ALL SIZES SMALL ACREAGE WITH TREES Low As $450.00 PER ACRE IN FIVE ACRE PARCELS A & H DEVELOPMENT CO. Grass Valley 152 S. Auburn St. FOR SALE OUR SPECIALTY AND’ A VIEW Phone 1109 outstanding work in the horse Join the Throng Invites You Satisfied Customers. forthe Best. Ready, Eager and Willing to Make You Happy. EAGER BEAVER. of Happy 9 Look to us Nevada City _ Home Laundry ee Ae pickup truck. See at eter y Ready Trailer Court after 5:30 p.m. Sony ple eg a City, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Frances J. Power, Deceased. Dated October 22, 1959. RUTH F. CHESNEY, Executrix of the Estate of Frances J. Power, Deceased, John L. Larue, Attorney for Executrix, First Publication: Oct. 22, 1959. Publish: Oct. 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 1959. KIRKBRIDE, WILSON, HARZFELD & WALLACE, 307 B Street, San Mateo, California, Attorneys: for Petitioner. No, 6049 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Estate of MASON C. CLINGAN, also knowh as MASON CLINGAN, and as M. C. GLINGAN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned WELLS FARGO BANK, .a corporation, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of MASON C. CLINGAN, also known as MASON CLINGAN, and as M. C. CLINGAN, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with the necessary ‘vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of Oalifornia, in and for the County of Nevada, or present the same, with the Lnecessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said WELLS FARGO BANK; at the Trust Department thereof, Market at Montgomery, San Francisco. 20, California,. the same oe place for the transaction of business of said estate. — ; ges this 16th day of October, WORK FOR ADDED . INCOME Manufacturer wants reliable man or woman for this area to handle nationally advertised tubes such as RCA, PHILCO,. and others. Tubes are sold through -modern self-service radio and TV tube testers. Not vending machines Earnings should be from $200 to $500 per month and up, Will not interfere with your present employment. $1, 487. to $2,973 Cash required for inventory Secured. Should be able to start at once. Income starts immediately. No selling or solicit-, ing. Business is'set up for you, Company trains and supervises operation and will extend finan cial assistance for further full time expansion. For personal interview in your city, include Phone’ ‘and write: . rT: UR OWN CORP., 2217 North 3ist Street, Milwaukee 8, Wisconsin. — LEGAL NOTICE MODIFY NATURAL PRECTPITATION BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that it is the intent of the Water Resources Development Corporation of 460 South Broadway, ver 9, Colorado, which holds elites NTA ts coma a. aieeoieai ts to engage tation modify natural by artificial means, for and on pA half of the ORGANIZING COM WINTER GAMES located at 333 Californie The icblect, of 0) will be to PART’ OR gery TIME and equipment. Investment is»

ir and Most Photogenic Bank.” __ Completely new in concept and altogether from tradideparting tional bank architecture, the bank is unique both in design and loca‘tion. Instead of looking like a fort, it ‘more closely resembles a garden a was the exact in of the architects, Skidmo: Owings & Merrill, ” It is a perfect circle, 70 feet in diameter, with walls of clear plate glass and an accordionPleated. roof sneathed. with copper, It is friendly and open, designed ‘to appeal rather than to impress. Everything inside the bank’ was specially. created to sustain this effect, : There are no teller cages, as _ such. Instead, there is a long, low counter, custom designed to reduce to a minimum the separation of customers and the bank's staff. All machines are relegated to a curved work counter immediately behind the tellers, leaving . the main counter with only the few things the teller needs ‘to serve the public. Still anothr innovation is the arrangement by which thé teller jocks up his coin at the counter at night instead of sending it downstairs to the vault. Designed primarily to be good looking’ and to create a friendly feeling; the teller system is such that more. tellers occupy less Space without . cramping, cute ever -before. In the center of the bank’s roof, ‘which has no supports to clutter the interior, is a Gothic rose window fashioned out of steel. Covered by a clear glass’ skylight, the rose casts a highlight-andshadow pattern that travels across the bank floor with the movement of the sun. The interior color scheme is Use Parking Lights Only For Parking It is illegal to use parking lights as driving lighths, warns the California Highway Patrol. The California Vehicle Code provides that no-vehicle shall be driven at any time with the parking lamps lighted except when the lamps are being used as turn ‘signal lamps, declared Bradford’ M. Crittenden; commissioner of the patrol. “This language is _ perfectly clear, yet many motorists continue to drive at dusk, dawn and in fog with only their parking lamps burning,” he asserted. “Not only is this practice. illegal, it is dangerous. Too many accidents occur because one driver didn’t see another car approaching or because he misjudged the speed at which the car was traveling. Using parking lamps as head lamps contributes to theses accidents.” The.patrol ‘commissioner also urged motorists to check their automobile lights frequently to see that they are working properly. Broken or burned-out tail lights and stop lights are responsible for many rear-end collisions that would otherwise not have happened, he declared. puuailadaiaalancaiesct SHIFT ON THE GO! with Ford Select-0-Speed see your FORD TRACTOR DEALER ‘ . ioceieiecaciaee il Sag eenar are con _ title of “World’s Most. Distinctive poare other detail, Lighting comes from 110 custom ceiling fixures, cylindrically shaped and arranged in concentric intersecting circles, A spectacular backdrop for the bank is the 20-story glass-andmosaic Crown Zellerbach Building, scheduled for opening later in the year. The two’ structures share a one}. and one-third acre park plaza ‘pounded by Market, Sansome, Bush, and Battery Streets in. downtown San Francisco, An oasis of quiet and beauty in a busflnig downtown neighborhood, the plaza has nothing to compare with it in the West. There are 25 mature trees, slate walks, a fountain, paving of round black two-inch pebbles set in mortar, ground cover of wild strawberry and ivy, and benchés so that the public can sit and enjoy the garden. And all of this is set well below the street level to give passérsby a view of the entire: plaza. WHAT'S . WHERE LOS ANGELES By GERALD WALLACE One of the sighs to see in Souhern California is the “Landmark Lamp” in the Alexandria Hotel. You will find it in the heart of downtown Los Angeles at Fifth and Spring Streets. _ Brought from Spain, this mag. nificent brass lamp of white and gold lighter the romantic nights of the movie moguls in the ’teens and twenties.” Hanging in the Indian Grill it drew admiring comments from Douglas Fairbanks, Qharlie Chaplin, Sarah Bernhardt, Enrico Caruso, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Sir Winston Churchill, Majestically it now reflects the carefree Spanish atmosphere of yesteryear in site new Landmark “. Lounge. Adjacent to ‘he lounge, you will find one of the busiest lobbies in the Southland. Greeting guests, you will see Art Green and John Daniels. Once you have registered, ‘they will call you by your name the next time you leave your key at the desk. George Karlin, managing director, personally reads all mail addessed to The Alexandria. That is just_one of many ways by which he keeps in touch with the operation of the 500 room, world-famous hotel. Philip Karlin, his brother, ably assists in the management Both of them are graduates of Cornell University School of Hotel Management. Motorists comment enthusiastidrive-in garage in the basement. Our son Ted told us about how handy it was to step from his car tothe elevator when he spent his vacation there two years ago. This experience illustrates the interest that employees take in guests. I placed along distance telephone.call which was handled with exceptional speed and courtesy When I hung up, the phone rang and the operator said she noticed I was. registered from Grass Valley. She asked me if I knew her cousin, Jack Hansen. Our deputy course! 3 She identified herself as Mrs. Stornie, formerly Millicent Morrill, a Grass Valley girl. If you don’t happen to afiswer a: phone call in your room, she will page you over the loud speaker in the lobby, the coffee shop; and even in the elevator. The Alexandria proves its slogan: “From Bellhop to Manager, it’s our pleasure to°serve you well. ”» E&L DRIVE IN HOME MADE PIES BREAKFAST LUNCHES DINNERS ( NEW HOURS STARTING NOVEMBER 2. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, rer . 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Saturday and Sunday—8 A. M. to 11 P. M. Closed ‘Wednesdays — DRIVE IN cally on the convenience of the . County clerk; -of} told about the sen economics awards program and presented the medals to the winners. The girls home economic awards were won by Vickie — irom and Lora Streeter of the Nevada City and Forest Springs clubs. C.othing awards went to Diane Piombo, “Woodchuckers club; Marguerite Frey, Nevada City. club; Diana Hopkins, Nevada City club, and Karen Hansen, county winner, Nevada City club. Linda Literal was awarded the . home improvement medal. She is a member ‘of Banner club. The county winner. from Nevada City club for the freezing project was Sue Hansen. Anita Jones, county winner, Rough and Ready club, and Maxine Neep, Rough and Ready club, were awarded medals in the canning project. Anita is representing the county in state competition. In the food preparatoin national ‘awards program, Tom Heather, Janice Tryon, Maureen Dodini, and Jaenette Crowder, county winner, were medal. winners. Representing Nevada County in state competition is . Jeanette Crowder, Spring Hill club. There are six dress revue winners, each receiving a county Burcham, and Vickie Engstrom, medal. They are Marianne Kennedy, Barbara Crowder, Glenna Welker, Lilly Wasley, Betty county winner: from the Nevada Oity club. Vickie is representing the county in state competition. Doug Hamilton, farm advisor, presented the agricultural awards. A rabbit: medal went to Sidney Kaasa, formerly of the Penn Valley club. Richard Veale, Spring Hill club, was awarded the poultry medal. Four electrical awards went to Kenneth Crowder, county winner, Sprnig Hill club; Jim Brown, Wesley Schulze, and James Conley. Jerry. Gomes, Chicago Park club member, won a county medal for his sheep project. One of the highlights of the evening. was the recognition of Lois Magonigal’s achievement as a state winner in the sheep project. Lois is a member of Penn Valley club. Her records are currently in competition with other state winners, Four members received medals in the dairy program. They were Mary Struckman, county winner from Banner club; Gary Streeter, Lois Pingree, and Jim Tryon. Cheryl Fogarty and Ken Casper from the Shady Creek and Banner clubs received metals for their outstanding performance in the beef program. Ken’s beek is in for state competition. County winner in the boys’ ag program was Walter White, Penn Valley club member, who also is competing in the state program. Jerry Miller, Woodchuckers club, was awarded a medal in the, forestry program. Jack Oosta, Nevada City club, is. interested in landscaping design, and received a medal in home grounds beautification. Tom Casper, 1959 All-Star from Banner club, was the county winner in the field crops program. . Charles Whittlesey received the garden award and is from the Shady Creek club. A special certificate of performance was awarded to Jerry Gomes of Chicago Park club for his efforts in the fruit project. For the first time “in Nevada County, awards were made for ‘LARRY LORD MOTHERWELL, the Grand Judy in Downieville Putney, is shown conferring with Attorney John T. Heges of ‘Washington, D, C.—Nugget Photo by Cec. who was indicted this week a for the murder of Mrs. Pearl Korean GI Bill Gives More Liberal Rights Korean GI Bill veteran-students have ben given mor liberal rights to pursue advanced training uder a law signed in August by the President, Veterans Administration says. The Korea GI Bill allows a veteran to change his cours¢ of study just once—no more. The new law gives a liberalized definition of just what is meant by a change of course. Under ths law (Public Law 86150), a veteran now may move from one GI course to another— where’ the first “is prerequisite to, or generally required for” the second—without being charged with his oneand-only change of course, For example, a veteran may set out in GI training with the objective of getting an AB degree. Later he decides he wants’ to

becomes a lawyer. Now he may switch to law studies, without it counting as a course change. The reason is that his work toward; his AB degree “is prerequisite to’ his study of law. Before the new law was enacted, the VA had no.choice but to charge a veteran with a change of course, even if his first coufse of study was prerequisite to his second. Then, if the veteran wanted to change again, he could not; .he had used up his right to a single change. “3 project. “Through the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. H: Ted Schaps, two medals were given 4-Hers. Phoebe Wright, Nevada City. club, and Frank Milhous, Shady Creek club, each received a horse project medal. ne After a few closing remarks, the guests were invited to light refreshments. ** #8 ELECTRICAL PINS NOT YET RECEIVED The 4-H first and third year electrical pins have not been received from the state officé. As soon as they arrive, the club leaders will be notified that they are available for the members Sac Around Ear Helps Whale To Hear Whales and other marine mammals, need hearing mechanisms different from those of terrestrial ‘animals because of differences between sound’ transmission -in water arid air. According to British researchers, one of the most remarkable features is that an oil and air filled sac surrounds the ear of the whale and the dolphin. They report that recent experiments show. the sac _ pevents sound from reaching the ear except through the ear canal and is resporisible for the marked ability of whales and dolphins te tell sound directions. ACHING MUSCLES Relieve pains of tired, sore, aching muscles with STANBACK, tablets or powders, STANBACK acts fast to bring comforting relief . . . because the STANBACK formula ADSCLASSIFIED” WARNING The first rains have come to warn us of winter storms. HOW’S YOUR ANY . PERSON knowing ‘the whereabouts of Henry N. Rawson and George A. Rawson III, sons of Harry N. Rawson, and grandsons of George A. Rawson; please contact Gertrude M. Stanfield, 10353 E. Cliota. St., Whittier, Calif. ROOF? We stock all necessary items for your roofing needs. Let us help you with your roofing problems, Hills Flat ’ Lumber Co. Ph. 1046 RETIRED “ARMY OFFICER desires small home or acreage in Grass Valley -area. ‘Can_ pay Cash. Write Mel Williams, Realtor, 1575 Grace Ave., San Jose, Zemo Great for Minor Burns, Cuts Zemo, a doctor’s formula, li or es meg oe ining eal minor burns, cu' ruises. Family ev are eases itch of surface : teen-a on cthiet' fe og Stops cama For stub mn pot ee trength ~ STOP! That annoying drip and save foundations from damage. Install our standard eave troughs. _ ONLY 15e Per Ft. “Easily applied, no soldering or spécial tools needed. Hills Flat Lumber 'Go. Ph. 1046 COLD SUFFERERS Get STANBACK, tablets or powders, for relief of COLD DISCOMFORTS. The STANBACK prescription type formula is a combination of pain relieving ingredients that work together for FAST! RELIEF of HEADACHE, NEURALGIA and ACHING MUSCLES due to colds. STANBACK also REDUCES FEVER. SNAP BACK with STANBACK. LEGAL NOTICE No. 6046 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Estate of FRANCES J. POWER, Deceased. NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Ruth F. Chesney, as executrix of the estate of Frances J. Power, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the ‘said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them with the necescombines several prescription type ingredients for fast relief of pain. 1 Remington .22 auto. rifle with scope, model 550-1. 2 fishing poles with reels. 1 4” jointer attachment. 1 jigsaw for model 10ER Shopsmith. 1 cultivator attachment. 1 sickle bar mower 1 snow blade for Gravely tractor. No, 3 Vista Ave., Grass Valley Phone 629-R Make offer for one or all. GET THE BEST for your stomach. Quick relief with “Merbels” Rx for sick, gassy, nervous stomachs. Neutralizes gas in 10 minutes. It’s guaranteed! Exclusively at Grass Valley Drug, Grass Valley, and G&H Pharmacy, Nevada Oity. GEORGE C. BOLES OPTOMETRIST 228 Commercial St. Nevada City BROKEN WINDOWS replaced. Automobile Glass installed. Electric Sanders for rent. Paint Sprayers. Moule Paint and Glass. Phone 1106, Hills Fiat, Grass Valley. FOR SALE: 1950 %4 ton Chevrolet sary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the: said execuFROST-FREE™ Protection Exclusive wrap-around coils hold sub-zero air temperatures for fast freezing on €' shelf, Frost can’t build up.’ Foods regain colors, texture,taste and vitamins ~—never warm up to the danger point established by the U, S. Department of Agri-. culture, Go. modern with Manitowoc. Write: Manitowoc APPLIANCES Manitowoc 53, Wis, who earned them last year. ACREAGE WE HAVE ACREAGE OF ALL SIZES SMALL ACREAGE WITH TREES Low As $450.00 PER ACRE IN FIVE ACRE PARCELS A & H DEVELOPMENT CO. Grass Valley 152 S. 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