September 7, 1960 (8 pages)

try ant griof ee ee ae “nia natural gas pipeline sys. 2ation to PG&E ! tion bids immediately and ton of the big international pipeline. ay ae oe bea em _ Commission action was pany President Norman R. the last governmental authSutherland said today. orization needed “and was followed California Public 00 million construction AT YOUR SERVICE JOE STOGNER'S Janitorial Service Walls and Windows Washed Floors Waxed ‘ General Cleaning Insured For Your Protection call 265-2858 Before 10 a.m. --~-After 5 p.m. ————— .Volume 34No, 360 Nevada City, wednesday, September 7, 1960 Rt. 1, Box 234-C, Nevada City .-BACK 10 SCHOOL SALES. Covey’s Better Used Cars 143 E. Main St. + Grass Valley Party Sept. Hostesses for the Ridge Road Garden Club benefit card party Sept. 21 were announced this week by Mrs. Gilbert Martin, general chairman. They are: Mrs, E.J. Beck, Mrs. H.E. Bryant, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. Charles Everhart, Mrs. Earl Farmer, Mrs. W. Guddal, Mrs. Harold Helland, Mrs. C, E. Gesswein, Mrs, J.R. Lastova, Mrs. L. B. Quinley, Mrs. John Sbaffi, and Mrs. Charles Zwingman. The afternoon party will be held at the home of Mrs. Zwingman, 528 Ridge Road, Nevada City. Nearly 200 are expected to attend the party at which both bridge and canasta tables will be set up. The garden club has arranged with Benefit Card 21 . several merchants to furnish table prizes. Light refreshments will be served, Funds rasied by the party will benefit the landscaping project under way at Sierra Memorial Hospital. Persons desiring to attend are invited to phone either of the following two numbers, 265 -2354 or 273-7619. Ridge Road Garden Club members also are selling tickets. Navy’s School Training Program The expansion of the Navy’s Submarine Force has created opportunities for more and more young men to gain unsurpassed training and education in the Electronics and Nuclear OSC0C000000000000 iene . 1959-Stude. V8-4D. Sedan, -~---$1295 1959-Plymouth 6-4D. Sedan,---$1695 1959-Plymouth V8-4D. Sedan,-----$1190 1957-Chev. 6 Station Wagon,----$1295 1955-Ford V8-8 Pass. Station Wagow? 2? 1954-Pontiac 8Hydramatic Sedan,-$395 1954-Ford V8 standard stick R&H,--$395 1953-Ford. O.D. R&H Sedan,---$395 1 953-Plymouth 4D, heater, Sedan, --~$395. 1. 953-Plymouth Hardtop Good,--$395 %* Many Others To Choose From * BIG SAVINGS on the FEW PLYMOUTHS and RAMBLER AMERICANS LEFT in STOCK EARL COVEY’S GARAGE GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA YOUR Fields. The Navy Department has announced that High Schoo} Graduate Training Program has been modified to permit enlistment of high quality, well motivated young men that are high school graduates, in specific categories of the Nuclear power training program, Nuclear Field (Electronics) and Nu\clear Field (Mechanical(Electronics), Applicants must have completed a minimum of one year of high school mathematics, Algebra, Trigonometry, or Geometry, andmust agree to extend enlistment, if necessary. Nevada County's recreational opportunities---are exhibited Pmt State Fair and Exposition, now open through September 11. In the display are animated skindivers, trout, snowflakes, and the sun, all set among fishing, hunting, skiing and boating surroundings. Various lakes within the county are indicated by flashing lights on a map, The exhibit also includes minerals, apples and peaches. Political Prospecting JOHN KENNEDY American Indians are happy over the plank in thé Democratic platform, a leading Indian spokesman reported to Senator John F. Kennedy at a meeting in the Senator’s home in Hyannis Port, Mass., today. Mr. Frank George, of Espelem, Washington, Chairman of the American Indian Section of the Nationalities Division of the Democratic National Committee, improvements in our most vital institution, our court system,” according to the State Bar. NO ON NO. 15 Business, civic, labor and agricultural groups throughout California are uniting in vigorous opposition to the Senate reapportionment scheme, Proposition No. 15, J. F. Sullivan, Jr. said today in noting that a score of stated: “The platform re-;major state organizations WORRIES WILL FLY WHEN VOU CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586. HO TELM OTEL Apt. Management (Experience Unnecessary) MEN 21 TO 65,WOMEN & COUPLES. MOVE ANYWHERE. fextie Men, Women, Couples Able to work well togéther) Wanted at once for Industry Sponsored training, leading to positions, top salary, security, plus fine living at Better Hotels, Motels, apartments or guest ranches, Must have good health, references. Write name, age, address & desires, background NOW to Box 3, % The Nevada County assures American Indians! are already on record of tht Democratic Party’s against the November balconsistency in recognizing jot measure. its responsibility to pro: Sullivan, of San Franvide an effective instrucisco, is state chairman of ment of political action for the citizens committee, Caliall Americans to seek to fornians Against ProposiPrugget. Nevada City. Califj stregnthen their rights.” Mr, George, a member of the, Nez Perce Indian tribe, actively opposing Proposiqmas.a guest.of Senator Kennedy at his home in Hyannis Port. PROP. 10 & 13 The State Bar of California, after consideration and study, recommends propositions 10 and 13 to the people of California. These amendments to the constitution would bring about “basic and necessary BRINGING YOU A BIGGER, CLEARER PICTURE! Brighter, clearer pictures — squared screens for un-trimmed, complete viewing—smarter slim designs and remote controls. that’smoderntelevision for more TV pleasure! Give the kids the old set. then treat yourself to one of the new ‘‘good looking’ TV’s. You'll discover new television enjoyment. PG&E Service is your best household bargain the squared is the new look lo in TV screens ok tion No, 15. Among the organizations tion No. 15.are; Agricultural California. Associated Farmers of California, Inc. California Association of Employers California Association California Farm Bureau Federation California Federation of Women’s Clubs California Manufacturers Association California Northern Hotel Association California State Automobile Association ‘ California State Chamber of Commerce California Teamsters Union California Wool Growers Association Central Association Constitution Party of CaliCouncil of Cattle men’s Valley Empire at the California LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT LAND OFFICE NOTICE FOR PUBLICA' TION PUBLIC SALE August 16, 1960 Under provisions of secjtion 2455,R.S. (43 U.S.C. 1171), there will be offered to the highest bidder, but at not less than the. appraised value, at a public: sale to be held at 10:30 o’clock a.m, on the 6th day of October next, at the Land Office, Sacramento; California pursuant to application 060141 of Charles H. Parr, the following parcel of land: Lot 2, SW%4NE%, SEY“NW % Sec. 2,,T.16 N., R. 7 E., M.D.M., California, containthan the appraised value of $3,500.00 for the parcel. This parcel will be offered for sale as a single unit, and bids for less the entire unit will not be considered. Any activity which indcates collusion by the owners of adjoining lands and any bidder, or the purchase of adjoining land for the purpose of obtaining preference shall be reason for refusal to consummate this sale, The lands will be sold subject to the provisions, ‘reservations, conditions, and limitations of Sec. 24. Federal Power Act ofJune10, 1920 41 Stat. 1075 as amended by the Act of August 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 846; 16 U.S. C. sec. 818). Bids may be made by the fornia Democratic State Central . Committee Irrigation Districts Association .of California League of California Cities Mountain Counties Water . RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Proposition 15, on California's 1960 fall general election ballot would alter the traditional representation in the California State Senate and upset the balance in the State Senate which has existed for more . .than 34 years, and WHEREAS, Such alteration would work against good government of the State of California, both North and South, opening the door to many kinds of abuses of the legislative process, and WHEREAS, such alteration. would intensify the unfortunate feeling of distrust between Northern California and Southern. California which is now prevalent in the minds of some Californians, and WHEREAS, inthe face of the threat of passage of this obviously harmful, clearly mischievous and manifestly ernicious measure the Central Committee of the Repubican Party of the State of California, in convention assembled, chose to neglect and ignore the danger :confronting all citizens, Republicans, Democrats and independents, andto fail to take any stand whatsoever in respect of this dangerous proposition, . NOW, THEREFORE, BEIT RESOLVED, that the Republican State Central Committee be, and it hereby is censured for it's careless attitude in the face of a most ser° ious menace to the welfare of the State of California. Adopted Unanimously by the Nevada County Democratic Central Committee Elmer E. Lewis, Chairman principal or his agent; either personally * at the sale or ing 120.00 acres; at~ not less LEGAL NOTICE by mail. Bids for 4 nercel must be for all the lands in the parcel. Bids sent by mail will be considered only if received at the Land Office, Sacramento, California, prior to 10:30 o’clock a.m., on October 6, 1960. Bids must be in sealed envelopes accompanied by certified checks, post-office money orders, bank drafts, or cashjers’ checks made_ payable to the Bureau of Land Management for the amounts of the bids. The envelopes must be marked in the lower left-hand corner “Public Sale Bid, Serial No. 060141, Sale held October 6, 1960.” The highest bidder at the sale will be required to pay immediately the amount thereof. Any adverse claimants of the above-described land should file their claims, or objections, with the undersigned on or before the _ time designated for sale. Any contiguous owner claiming a preference right must assert such right to the undersigned within 30 days from the above sale date. However, contiguous owners will not be able to assert their preference rights to any parcel for which bids are not received, For reimbursement to ownerg of authorized improvements on the lands, payment of cost of publication, and other requirements, see 43 CFR, Part 250. For further information, write: Fred E. Padilla Acting Manager Room 1000, California Fruit Bldg. — 4th & J Sts, Sacramento 14, Calif, Publish Aug 24, 31, Sept, 7, 14, 21. Resources Association ation Young Republicans of California qi ———_ Dated Sept. 1, 1960 {SPECIAL THIS WEEK] Redwood Empire Associ§ FREE A CAN OF HANDY OIL WITH OIL CHANGE YOST: SHELL Featuring Shell Gasoline With TCP * ; MAIN & NEVADA NEVADA CITY . * DIAL 265-2591 em

try ant griof ee ee ae “nia natural gas pipeline sys. 2ation to PG&E ! tion bids immediately and ton of the big international pipeline. ay ae oe bea em _ Commission action was pany President Norman R. the last governmental authSutherland said today. orization needed “and was followed California Public 00 million construction AT YOUR SERVICE JOE STOGNER'S Janitorial Service Walls and Windows Washed Floors Waxed ‘ General Cleaning Insured For Your Protection call 265-2858 Before 10 a.m. --~-After 5 p.m. ————— .Volume 34No, 360 Nevada City, wednesday, September 7, 1960 Rt. 1, Box 234-C, Nevada City .-BACK 10 SCHOOL SALES.. Covey’s Better Used Cars 143 E. Main St. + Grass Valley Party Sept. Hostesses for the Ridge Road Garden Club benefit card party Sept. 21 were announced this week by Mrs. Gilbert Martin, general chairman. They are: Mrs, E.J. Beck, Mrs. H.E. Bryant, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. Charles Everhart, Mrs. Earl Farmer, Mrs. W. Guddal, Mrs. Harold Helland, Mrs. C, E. Gesswein, Mrs, J.R. Lastova, Mrs. L. B. Quinley, Mrs. John Sbaffi, and Mrs. Charles Zwingman. The afternoon party will be held at the home of Mrs. Zwingman, 528 Ridge Road, Nevada City. Nearly 200 are expected to attend the party at which both bridge and canasta tables will be set up. The garden club has arranged with Benefit Card 21 . several merchants to furnish table prizes. Light refreshments will be served, Funds rasied by the party will benefit the landscaping project under way at Sierra Memorial Hospital. Persons desiring to attend are invited to phone either of the following two numbers, 265 -2354 or 273-7619. Ridge Road Garden Club members also are selling tickets. Navy’s School Training Program The expansion of the Navy’s Submarine Force has created opportunities for more and more young men to gain unsurpassed training and education in the Electronics and Nuclear OSC0C000000000000 iene . 1959-Stude. V8-4D. Sedan, -~---$1295 1959-Plymouth 6-4D. Sedan,---$1695 1959-Plymouth V8-4D. Sedan,-----$1190 1957-Chev. 6 Station Wagon,----$1295 1955-Ford V8-8 Pass. Station Wagow? 2? 1954-Pontiac 8Hydramatic Sedan,-$395 1954-Ford V8 standard stick R&H,--$395 1953-Ford. O.D. R&H Sedan,---$395 1 953-Plymouth 4D, heater, Sedan, --~$395. 1. 953-Plymouth Hardtop Good,--$395 %* Many Others To Choose From * BIG SAVINGS on the FEW PLYMOUTHS and RAMBLER AMERICANS LEFT in STOCK EARL COVEY’S GARAGE GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA YOUR Fields. The Navy Department has announced that High Schoo} Graduate Training Program has been modified to permit enlistment of high quality, well motivated young men that are high school graduates, in specific categories of the Nuclear power training program, Nuclear Field (Electronics) and Nu\clear Field (Mechanical(Electronics), Applicants must have completed a minimum of one year of high school mathematics, Algebra, Trigonometry, or Geometry, andmust agree to extend enlistment, if necessary. Nevada County's recreational opportunities---are exhibited Pmt State Fair and Exposition, now open through September 11. In the display are animated skindivers, trout, snowflakes, and the sun, all set among fishing, hunting, skiing and boating surroundings. Various lakes within the county are indicated by flashing lights on a map, The exhibit also includes minerals, apples and peaches. Political Prospecting JOHN KENNEDY American Indians are happy over the plank in thé Democratic platform, a leading Indian spokesman reported to Senator John F. Kennedy at a meeting in the Senator’s home in Hyannis Port, Mass., today. Mr. Frank George, of Espelem, Washington, Chairman of the American Indian Section of the Nationalities Division of the Democratic National Committee, improvements in our most vital institution, our court system,” according to the State Bar. NO ON NO. 15 Business, civic, labor and agricultural groups throughout California are uniting in vigorous opposition to the Senate reapportionment scheme, Proposition No. 15, J. F. Sullivan, Jr. said today in noting that a score of stated: “The platform re-;major state organizations WORRIES WILL FLY WHEN VOU CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586. HO TELM OTEL Apt. Management (Experience Unnecessary) MEN 21 TO 65,WOMEN & COUPLES. MOVE ANYWHERE. fextie Men, Women, Couples Able to work well togéther) Wanted at once for Industry Sponsored training, leading to positions, top salary, security, plus fine living at Better Hotels, Motels, apartments or guest ranches, Must have good health, references. Write name, age, address & desires, background NOW to Box 3, % The Nevada County assures American Indians! are already on record of tht Democratic Party’s against the November balconsistency in recognizing jot measure. its responsibility to pro: Sullivan, of San Franvide an effective instrucisco, is state chairman of ment of political action for the citizens committee, Caliall Americans to seek to fornians Against ProposiPrugget. Nevada City. Califj stregnthen their rights.” Mr, George, a member of the, Nez Perce Indian tribe, actively opposing Proposiqmas.a guest.of Senator Kennedy at his home in Hyannis Port. PROP. 10 & 13 The State Bar of California, after consideration and study, recommends propositions 10 and 13 to the people of California. These amendments to the constitution would bring about “basic and necessary BRINGING YOU A BIGGER, CLEARER PICTURE! Brighter, clearer pictures — squared screens for un-trimmed, complete viewing—smarter slim designs and remote controls.. that’smoderntelevision for more

TV pleasure! Give the kids the old set.. then treat yourself to one of the new ‘‘good looking’ TV’s. You'll discover new television enjoyment. PG&E Service is your best household bargain the squared is the new look lo in TV screens ok tion No, 15. Among the organizations tion No. 15.are; Agricultural California. Associated Farmers of California, Inc. California Association of Employers California Association California Farm Bureau Federation California Federation of Women’s Clubs California Manufacturers Association California Northern Hotel Association California State Automobile Association ‘ California State Chamber of Commerce California Teamsters Union California Wool Growers Association Central Association Constitution Party of CaliCouncil of Cattle men’s Valley Empire at the California LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT LAND OFFICE NOTICE FOR PUBLICA' TION PUBLIC SALE August 16, 1960 Under provisions of secjtion 2455,R.S. (43 U.S.C. 1171), there will be offered to the highest bidder, but at not less than the. appraised value, at a public: sale to be held at 10:30 o’clock a.m, on the 6th day of October next, at the Land Office, Sacramento; California pursuant to application 060141 of Charles H. Parr, the following parcel of land: Lot 2, SW%4NE%, SEY“NW % Sec. 2,,T.16 N., R. 7 E., M.D.M., California, containthan the appraised value of $3,500.00 for the parcel. This parcel will be offered for sale as a single unit, and bids for less the entire unit will not be considered. Any activity which indcates collusion by the owners of adjoining lands and any bidder, or the purchase of adjoining land for the purpose of obtaining preference shall be reason for refusal to consummate this sale, The lands will be sold subject to the provisions, ‘reservations, conditions, and limitations of Sec. 24. Federal Power Act ofJune10, 1920 41 Stat. 1075 as amended by the Act of August 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 846; 16 U.S. C. sec. 818). Bids may be made by the fornia Democratic State Central . Committee Irrigation Districts Association .of California League of California Cities Mountain Counties Water . RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Proposition 15, on California's 1960 fall general election ballot would alter the traditional representation in the California State Senate and upset the balance in the State Senate which has existed for more . .than 34 years, and WHEREAS, Such alteration would work against good government of the State of California, both North and South, opening the door to many kinds of abuses of the legislative process, and WHEREAS, such alteration. would intensify the unfortunate feeling of distrust between Northern California and Southern. California which is now prevalent in the minds of some Californians, and WHEREAS, inthe face of the threat of passage of this obviously harmful, clearly mischievous and manifestly ernicious measure the Central Committee of the Repubican Party of the State of California, in convention assembled, chose to neglect and ignore the danger :confronting all citizens, Republicans, Democrats and independents, andto fail to take any stand whatsoever in respect of this dangerous proposition, . NOW, THEREFORE, BEIT RESOLVED, that the Republican State Central Committee be, and it hereby is censured for it's careless attitude in the face of a most ser° ious menace to the welfare of the State of California. Adopted Unanimously by the Nevada County Democratic Central Committee Elmer E. Lewis, Chairman principal or his agent; either personally * at the sale or ing 120.00 acres; at~ not less LEGAL NOTICE by mail. Bids for 4 nercel must be for all the lands in the parcel. Bids sent by mail will be considered only if received at the Land Office, Sacramento, California, prior to 10:30 o’clock a.m., on October 6, 1960. Bids must be in sealed envelopes accompanied by certified checks, post-office money orders, bank drafts, or cashjers’ checks made_ payable to the Bureau of Land Management for the amounts of the bids. The envelopes must be marked in the lower left-hand corner “Public Sale Bid, Serial No. 060141, Sale held October 6, 1960.” The highest bidder at the sale will be required to pay immediately the amount thereof. Any adverse claimants of the above-described land should file their claims, or objections, with the undersigned on or before the _ time designated for sale. Any contiguous owner claiming a preference right must assert such right to the undersigned within 30 days from the above sale date. However, contiguous owners will not be able to assert their preference rights to any parcel for which bids are not received, For reimbursement to ownerg of authorized improvements on the lands, payment of cost of publication, and other requirements, see 43 CFR, Part 250. For further information, write: Fred E. Padilla Acting Manager Room 1000, California Fruit Bldg. — 4th & J Sts, Sacramento 14, Calif, Publish Aug 24, 31, Sept, 7, 14, 21. Resources Association ation Young Republicans of California qi ———_ Dated Sept. 1, 1960 {SPECIAL THIS WEEK] Redwood Empire Associ§ FREE A CAN OF HANDY OIL WITH OIL CHANGE YOST: SHELL Featuring Shell Gasoline With TCP * ; MAIN & NEVADA NEVADA CITY . * DIAL 265-2591 em