Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 6

6 RENO EVENING GAZETTE AUGUST 5, 1959 Las Vegas Hospital Man Directs Project in State cmrtat Viic Tvcf no ominicf mini Oafs Brothers Holsiein Gefs Silver Medal M. F. Tamer, national executive I HI" I Pi I Director, of the St. Jude Hospital Project has announced the ap I Mr) i pointment of George Fleigh, Las Vegas, as director for the state of Nevada. Mr.

Fleigh recently re- Compulsory Woo! and Lamb Checkoff Assailed by Sharp "The compulsory check-off for serious invasions of other individ-wool and lamb promotion in the ual rights and freedoms as time coming wool referendum is as in- goes on," Sharp declared, defensible in principle as compul- Commenting on the practical sory unionism, federal control of value of the program in the lifeht farm labor, or federal dominion 0f recent experience, he noted that over individual water rights," saidi(juring the first three years the James Sharp of Nye county, presi-j program was in operation more A registered Holstein bull owned by Oats Brothers of Fallon, Ne vada, has been designated a Silver I i I I Medal Production Sire by The of Southern Nevada Memorial Hos5 pital. I The St. Jude Hospital is nov under construction in Mem phis Tenn. It will cost in excess of $2 million and will provide freer aid to leukemia-stricken ehiidrenf of all races and creeds. The hos-J pital will be devoted to treatment of leukemia and re-j search in this disease.

i Danny Thomas, president an founder of the hospital, recently) visited and talked with President; Eisenhower and his family at thn White House for over an hour aivj a half while on his 1959 tour, Tha June issue of the Congressional Record carried the story of Danny Thomas and the St Jude Hospital St. Jude chapters are now bein; Pilots Varned Not to Follow Fire Fighters Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Oats Farm Invincible 1203324 is one of the comparatively few sires dent of the Nevada Farm Bureau, than eight million dollars of producers money had been spent with to be so honored in the entire his tory of the national Holstein The award is based on the pro duction of a bull's registered The Federal Aviation Agency is issuing notice that in the future, pilots who operate aircraft in such a manner as to interfere with fire suppression operations may find themselves in violation of Civil Air Regulations. Officials of various fire departments have complained to the daughters on official test as com pared with that of their dams today. The Farm Bureau leader asserted the question of whether lamb and wool should be promoted is not at issue but rather how such programs should be financed and conducted.

"The agricultural community has found through sad and disillusioning experience that compulsory rathsr than voluntary adherence to politically inspired programs inevitably results in more and with the production level of the entire Holstein breed. the following results: 1) Wool consumption went down. 2) Wool prices went down. 3) Use of competitive synthetic fibers went up. 4) Lamb consumption went down more than beef consumption.

5) Beef prices went up more than lamb prices. The record clearly shews the gram has failed to do what it was designed to accomplish. In direct contrast to this exercise in futility, the well established educational program of the National Livestock formed in Nevada under the airec tion of Mr. Fleigh." Mr. Fleigh is also the executive director and consultant to a nurs-f ing home proposed to be built in! NAMED director of Jude Hospital project for Nevada is George Fleigh, above of Las Vegas, former administrator of Southern Jsevada Memorial At least 10 pairs of daughters and dams must figure in the com FFA that in a number of recent fires, operators of helicopters and parisons with the daughters having a total of at least 15 pro duction records in the Advanced fixed wing aircraft have actually! Las Vegas, which will be operated interfered with and obstructed: on a non-profit basis.

Jack Knigh- the work of the fire fighters, par-'ton. Las Vegas architect has beeri ticularly in their aerial opera-; selected to design the health fa- tions. Most fire companies today 'cutly. Registry, Herd Improvement Re gistry, or Accepted D.H.I.A. test and Meat Board, voluntarily sup Crash Victim's Body Recovered JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) The Riviera Sale Plans Scrapped; Plan Expansion use aircraft as aerial tankers to drop borate on large watershed fires and helicopters to spot fire ported and receiving millions of dollars of promotional assistance from all media without buy lines, lay hose and drop chem ing paid advertising, has established an enviable record of co ing programs.

All are official breed improvement programs of The Holstein-Friesian Association of America and are supervised by state agricultural colleges. To facilitate comparisons, all records of both daughters and dams are converted to the commonly accepted two-milkings-a-day, 305-day, mature equivalent icals. Unauthorized aircraft operating in the area present a traffic hazard, actually a collision poten body of Robert Baldwin, 37-year-old geologist, was removed yes ordinating promotion of products Officials in line with the supply and de- LAS VEGAS (AP) the swank Riviera Hotel in'mand situation of various com- Dr. EF. HANSON Announces the removal of his offices from 580 West 5th Street to 275 Hill Street Suite 26 FA 2-7243 terday from high on Gilman Glacier where he was killed 10 days ago in the crash of a helicopter.

tial, and interfere with aerial application. Fire departments are being encouraged to report such unauthorized operations so that if reckless flying or minimum safe altitude regulations are (being violated, appropriate measures may be taken against the violators. i I basis used in sire recognition programs. Calculated on this basis, Oats Farm Ivincible's thirten daugh-ers compiled an official production average of 14,192 lbs. of milk and 538 lbs.

of butterfat. Las Vegas report the hotel no. modifies. longer is for sale. Instead, the The rigid government formula corporation plans a $2 million ex-of promoting a commodity wheth-pansion program which will add er it is in short supply, as is wool more than 100 luxury guest rooms jan(j iambt or jn surpiUS( as is true to the hotel.

jof hogs, is demonstrably uneco- President Ben Goffstein said to- nomical and nonsensical, day stock previously slated for Sharp pointed out that President sale to a Fremont Hotel group Eisenhower has said that the gov-headed by Eddie Levmson has ernment should do for the people been purchased instead by the 0liy what peopie are unable Riviera stockholders. jto do for themselves. It is self ev- Goffstejn was re-elected presi-ident that the le are in this dent of the Riviera at a corpora- case abe to act for themselves, tion meeting yesterday Also re-, It is Lhe sincere hope of Farm elected were Elias AM, chair-; Bureau thflt before VQtin thej man of the board of directors; referendum wooI growJ Jesse Goodman, vice president; th arv. The body was flown the 90-miles to Juneau and will be sent today to his home at Ridgefield, Conn, for funeral services and burial. Two men rescued Sunday from the crash scene were reported in excellent condition at a hospital here.

They are Robert Sheldon, a geophysicist from Spokane, and Melvin Guerrera. 28, a pilot from Lafayette, La. Sheldon and Baldwin were employes of the Newmont Exploration Co. of New York City which is conducting exploration work in the Glacier Bay area. GOVERNOR AND MRS.

SAWYER and daughter Gail are shown Norton Equals World's Record GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) Ray Norton of San Jose State equalled the world record for 200 meters around one turn Tuesday when he was timed in :20.6. He also won the 100 meters in 10.4. arriving at the San Juan Intercontinental hotel, site of the fifty-first annual conference of state governors in San Juan, Puerto Rico. and Charles Rich, treasurer. i vnto th ernment wool program this September," Sharp said in Canines Cued For Competition Church Opens Bible School scheduled for Sept 20 in Moana ball park.

Both classes will con- day, for dogs, that is, when Lake Victim HOW SS BUSINESS? Recently I was asked, "How is business?" And I answered, "fantastici" "Good for you," said the party asking, "you deserve it, you've got a good crew here." You know, without a good crew a casino, a restaurant or any business is just a building, four walls, a roof and a floor. The waitress who smiles "Good AAorning," the change girl who says "Thank-you," the chef who helps the bus boy or who works with the dishwasher for thirty minutes to take him out of a tight spot, the janitor who helps the lady to her car, the bartender who lights your cigarette, that's my "Good Crew." How is business? What a silly question. Special to Gazette-Journal tinue to Sept. 20. classes in conformation and hand WLNNEMUCCA Vacation Bible i i i I classes are in session each morn-' IS I 6 MTITl GO ling offered free by the Reno Kennel Club begin in Idlewild ing, Monday through Friday, at; 0 Park at 5:30 p.m.

P3 It's Here! Obedience classes are held ed- nesdays at 7 p.m. in the park and are also free to the public. FOR SERVICE ON ALL WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CALL Saviors Electrical Products Corp. FA 2-9134 Dogs are being preened for the club's 11th annual all breeds show the First Baptist eiiurch, Fifth LAS VEGAS (AP) The FBI and Garrison streets. and Clark county sheriff's offi- ChUdren between 5 and 16 years cers finally have identified the old are eligible.

Classes be-man whose body was found in gin at 9 a.m. and end at noon. Lake Mead more than a week Services Sunday marked the re- ago. opening of the church with thej Officials 'say the man was 40-Rev. LaVem Inzer of Turlock.j year-old Paul Dewitt Smith of Calif, officiating.

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