Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 7

RENO EVENING GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 3, 19607 Blaze Damages New Restaurant LAS VEGAS (AP) Natural Civil Defense Group Hears Talk by Former Director LICENSE TAKEN Mrs. Thresa Hampson, 200 Park told police a license plate was stolen from her auto while parked at 616 Ralston St. gas accumulated in the attic of the $650,000 Aku Aku Restaurant was suspected today by fire investigators as the cause of a blaze Barking Pooch Angers Renoite Postmen aren't the only ones with a knack for angering dogs. Joe Cloud, 625 Eureka told police he was strolling down Sixth street last evening when a perturbed pooch molested him with loud barks and growls. In fact, Cloud said, the dog even nipped at his trousers.

He apparently was not bitten. expected to be closed for up to two months for repairs. All interior furnishings suffered heavy water and smoke damage and the fire burned out the roof in numerous spots. At the peak of the blaze the casino of the ajoining Stardust Hotel had to be closed for nearly an hour because of smoke. There were no injuries.

Civil Civil Defense, it has been chang-was a guest constantly to keep up with A. E. Holgate, Defense director, which did extensive damage Monday night. Suffers Wound William Morace, 1217 Lander incurred a minor gunshot wound to his leg yesterday while preparing for target practice at Galena Creek. Washoe deputy sheriffs said Morace was wounded when he attempted to draw a pistol from a holster.

The gun discharged ac-cidently. Morace drove back into Reno to report the Incident, deputies said. progress, that we are now enter ing a "shelter" phase Holgate warned that in case of Washoe Lodge No. 35 Meeting Tonight 7:30 Refreshments speaker at a recent Civil Defense meeting. Addressing a group of 35 members he said that people should realize that in an emergency they will be "on their own," and that they should prepare for it.

Civil The fire, nearly completely confined to the attic, blazed out of control for almost two hours. County firemen finally contained the fire about midnight. The Polynesian restaurant, opened only last Friday, was an atomic attack on the Pacific Coast, Reno is in a "fallout" area, Only nipped and shaken. Officers and there will be no time for cautioned tne owners 01 the ca Six of 10 big 10 coaches are former linemen. evacuation.

"Therefore a fallout vorting canine. Defense is for the civilians, not shelter is our only chance for survival," he said. He added that loans up to $3,500 for shelters are now available through the FHA. Y- TAILORS of IS EM Also United States builders are starting to go into a new type of construction, including base ment shelters. Sgt.

Donald McKilllp of the Reno Police department reported that he will start training classes the military, he said. He added that during his 13 years with Water Rate Hike Hearings Slated For Feb. 24-25 azette-Jou rnal Carson City Bureau The Nevada Public Service Commission has scheduled public hearings on a Carson Water Co. rate increase request for Feb. 24 and 25 in the Ormsby County Courthouse.

o) in radiology on Feb. 10 at 8 p.m Other classes are scheduled for Feb. 24, March 9 and 23, and April I Mrs. Grace Hancock, director of the Women's Civil Defense Council of the State of Nevada announced that a "Home Pre paredncss" workship will start Commissioner Richard Campbell Thursday, Feb. 4, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., and will continue every Thursday for five weeks.

She also said speakers from the public 13 said the hearings were scheduled despite the fact no written protests have vet been filed. The You Must Be or A No Sale! speaking classes of the Sparks deadline for such protests is Fri-jHigh School are now available da v. lto civic organizations for talks on Civil Defease. She added that imwzmw un van You-Lose? lllpSlli The Water Company's request calls for an overall 30 per cent rate hike. It would increase residential flat rates from $2.25 to $2.70.

The Water Company has not had an overall rate increase since 1924, although minor adjustments were made in some scheduled in 1938. DIRECTS ATHLETES' ENTERTAINMENT Art Linkletter, famed television entertainer and producer, is vice-chairman in charge of entertainment for the Pageantry Committee of the VIII Olympic Winter Games. Linkletter has lined up a star-studded cast to entertain the athletes participating in the February 18-28 qua Valley classic. Opposing Views Of Free World, Russia Outlined Opposing views held by Russia and the free world were outlined for members of the Reno Rotary Club Monday by Dr. Harry M.

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mm she talked to the Washoe County P-TA about identification tags for school children. Forster Hallman, chief of rescue units, reported that he assigned a rescue truck to the members of Rescue Unit No. 2 of Verdi to aid them in their work. Col. Donald Anderson, local CD director, announced that he plans an "all out" exercise for this area late in the Spring.

He asked that all units start training for it now. Training classes and meetings are held at the Civil headquarters, 1200 East Second St. in Reno. The next regular meeting will be Feb. 10 at 8 p.m.

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