Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 2

July 10.1S50 2 RENO EVENING GAZETTE Fcrasrteda Herb Aty Ritas GAZETTE RADIO LOG Monday Programs i Help.Cclcbrato Fourth Birthday GOLDFIELD, July 10. Ben Baird was four years old Sunday and his mother helped him celebrate by giving a family dinner to which 21 relatives responded. Ben JlnuaJ nflm SerenaaeiNews; Sports fiWBN ABO 1490 I KAXO MBS 1340 IM.fu Boo .15 Fan Hons S3 8kf KlBf lay King "a Hill; Gaxrefl :13 Eisner Darls I Afternoon Keren Afternoon iMnrie 1 Stirrup Cup jCafc HeaiUr INSWSfecl 4 AS Serena de; Hay S3S Beadexron I 1MUM aUnges 7:15 Lm Kane er 7:3 TBA; Resnry Tony Fccettt iGneit Star. CtseegU IM Barry June Barry James Beary Taylor AS Sports Let Geerce Dn It Let Georf De It I Under Arrest IVader Arrest Cnited or Not) News United or Net) Fulton Lewis Strictly Dtxle Sports Strictly Ptelo lOrchestra 'MM News Sports Dance Orth. 1:4 Dance orch Mystery Dance Orcta.

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St i sht BATTLE MOUNTAIN. July 10 Funeral services- were' held for former well-known Battle Moun-lain Charles Wright, in National. Calif. truly 5, under the auspices of the Masonic lodge. His death July 2 followed' an illness of, several 1 Mr.

Wright waf the uncle of M. G. Estes, Mrs. E. M.

Chase and Mrs. Josephine Chiara of Battle Mountain and Mrs. J. Paul of Castro Vnllev'OUf. He is aur.

vived by his Mrs. Susan P. Wright of National Qty, Calif aad by one daughter, Mrs. Helen MacFarland of Darwin, Calif. A resident of Battle Mountain for 28 years, Mr Wright was born at Buena Vista.

Colo. He came with his family to Battle Moun tain in and was employed as bookkeeper for the Horton Mer cantile company until 1943, when he moved with his family to Nor walk, and later to National City. While in Battle Mountain he conducted church services at the Battle Mountain Methodist church for many years, although not an ordained minister, and was super intendent of the local Sunday school. He was a member of F. A.M.

lodge No. 23 of Battle Mountain and retained his mem bership in the local lodge after moving from the town. NO SOLID FREEZE None of the Great Lakes ever freeze over completely, according to the U. S. Geological Survey.

Navigation, however, is stopped for several months each winter be cause of ice in and near harbors, at the ends of the lakes, and in the channels connecting them. AMATEUR TALENT Register Now If You Can Sing, Dance or Entertain TALENT SHOWS EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT! 2 Big Prizes GRANADA Exclusive Showing! WED. and TIIURS. ROOTED 111 IGNORANCE, VIOLATED III SECRECY! If htppttt ftVs Stntjr ihtUtknitUhut SUTiPS AWAY SUPEtSTITIOirS, ILLUSIONS AND MYPOCtlSIESI eTWmfy MtesWe aYtPy enAle Vinjpy Ymmm Mm m4 Wi MUTT IT1 ntuum snnacn OOLTallP.l NO INCREASE IN PRICES! "ALWAYS COOI!" toi THEATRE Twtj A It estle'i m. ass Diss nsssteenn ntwrnni 'JX mac iK.

vsuna its r-v ry received many Interesting gifts and cards and when the cake with four candles was set before him he blew out the candles and the group sang "Happy Birthday." Those enjoying the feast were Mr. and Mrs. John Loncar and four children, Jeanette, Patsy, Ruth and John, all from Tonopah: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Loncar and their children, Carolyn and Peter; Mrs.

Xniea Baird and three children, Nora, Lydia and Ben; Mrs. N. P. Loncar and son. Steve; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Loncar, Iiss Mary Jean Gumbmann and George Gumb mann. The house on East Crook street. which was recently sold by Mrs. William Hisle, has been moved to Las Vegas.

Hisle, an official on the Newmont staff, and Mrs. Hisle, have moved into a company house on Sundog street. BACHELOR KINGS Previous to Edward VIII, England had only one king who grew to manhood and never married. He was William Rufus, or William IL son and. successor of William the Conqueror.

CREST THEATER COMING SOON vi'ii 11 H0VI Vbuo MVM Cells VMATMf INSECTS! WAITW SLEZAK IMHVUUMnt ja unobutis A0DI0 WMNM MOS. MCTUM IDA LUPIMO HOWARD DUFF oaPEOOY DOWX)HN WZL FROM PM "Movies Are BETTER Than 4 I. -tbc-, i l'Wef NT aennroli ttJ 'J with an Mrormyof1 AbMutiful mm sram mmmmmmwmmmmm Held in GoUd GOLDFIELD, Nev- July 10 Another old-timer who will be greatly jaissed in the community is Herb Aby, who died in a Tonopah hospital Sunday, July 2, after being there two days. Funeral services were held here in the Elks halL Thursday afternoon and were read by Jack Noone. Senator Harry Wiley of Goldpoint delivered the eulogy emphasizing Mr.

Aby's kindness and protective attitude toward all children of the community. Mrs. Orlo Parker presided at the piano. Pallbearers were Herman West, Ed Davison, Orlo Parker, Henry Carlson, Peter Breen and E. N.

Kitchen. He was buried in the local cemetery. Survivors are several sisters who were unable to come and the funeral services were looked after by his stepson, Ed. Hiltonen, who came up from Ely. His wife, the former Mrs.

Selma Hiltonen, died several years ago. Mr. Aby was born in Illinois about 67 years ago and had made his home in Goldf ield 39 years. Carson Reserve Cadet trained Among 950 naval reserve officers training corps midshipmen from 52 colleges and universities throughout the nation arriving at the Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek, to begin an intensive two-week training course is M. B.

Badt, of 4 Sunset, Carson, a third year student this fall at Stanford university. His training will consist of instructions ashore and afloat in amphibious operations. During the first week, devoted to shore training, he will learn through practical work, lectures and demonstrations, the essentials of preparing a successful amphibious landing. The following week he will re ceive, instructions' in afloat part of his amphibious education with indoctrination in shipboard routine aboard vessels of the Am phibious Force. He will witness a coordinated sea-and-air-live-f ire demonstration attack on an "enemy" island and will partici pate in a rehearsal landing.

To climax his. training he will take part in a full-dress assault landing employing sea-air support and marine corps reserve troops. Milburn Appointed To Malone's Staff Sen. George W. Malone has announced the appointment of Jon F.

Milburn to his Washington staff. Mr. Milburn is a 1950 graduate of the University of Nevada where he received a degree of bachelor of arts in journalism. Born in New Jersey, Mr. Mil-burn attended secondary school in Philadelphia, where he enlisted in the army air force at the outbreak of world war H.

Following his discharge after four years of service, he came to Nevada where he was first employed by the Reno Sky ranch. At the university, he was affiliated with Theta Chi fraternity and active in student affairs, having held various offices in the student government and was editor of the U. of N. Sagebrush for the school year 1948-49. In 1948 he was active in the formation of the University of Nevada Memorial post of the American Legion, of which he is a charter member.

While at the university he married the former Jacquelyn Petersen of Reno, who is at present with him in Washington. Movies Are BETTER Than Ever MOW! FUNNIEST. PICTURE WAS fAY.mai&KMAl. wis yews id ne SCAM JW PLUS "LION'S BUSY" NEWS 2ND FEATURE "Dstiiitioii Big Houm" r.i ii KOH NBO CM I KOLO CBS I Larry Leaenr OMtVpatllM fSlerm Baaute (News; Lecal Newe iflmtone Melody Time" IGnnky'i Greea Act. IGraaay's Greea act.

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Francis Orch. isanastana; news El Rancho Vegas Plans Expansion LAS VEGAS, July 10. Expenditure of more than a quarter of a million dollars in new construction andahdlSlileliSl fit m8k El Rancho was, announced today by L. B. "Tutqr" Scherer, president of the resort.

Scherer said the expansion pro gram will include enlarging and redecorating the hotel lobby, en larging hotel bungalows and installing a new power sub station. Directors of the hotel indicated also that the hotel's entertainment budget will be increased to provide a greater galaxy stage Shows. Severs Artery In Auto Upset LAS VEGAS. July 10 Recover ing at his Las Vegas home after a narrow brush with death late Thursday was A. D.

Thomas who suffered a severed artery when his car failed to negotiate a turn from the Tonopah highway into Bonanza road and rolled over two and one-half times. Police said the car skidded and rolled more than 400 feet, and in -the accident, an artery in his right arm was severed. Attendants at Clark County General hospital marveled that he survived, but stitched the arm and sent him home to recuperate. Although Thomas said he was driving only 35 miles an hour, he was cited for. reckless driving, and officers said he will be charge! with running over a child's parked bicycle at a service station a short time before the accident.

HUBCAPS STOLEN Theft of two hubcaps from a Cadillac automobile was reported to Reno police Friday by Mrs. W. A. Shaw, 1640 Arlington ave. TAKE A TRIP TO THE CLUB STRIP Don't Mita RovRdert Shew 3230 A.

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Groom I Baseball Baseball 2:45 Walt, Klernanf Baseball 1:00 H'wood; Cobb, Baseball Music 3:30 Happy Land. "4:00 Sons of Day I Fulton Lewis 4:15 Club 1940 INews 4:30 Club 1940 I Waltz Time 4:45 Happy Land. sam nayes Fnn House Straight Arrow Ve" kKlne MuslcT Stirrup Cap) 5:15 Fan Hons Straight arrow a -no mil? Garred IGabe Heatter :15 Elmer Darta Report to Peo Newsreei Organ Moods Sam Hayes 6:45 Jim. Biaines -aa oniintersnr traveller' 7:30 Masic; Guard Bed Kyaer a-oo Defense Time! Album Favorites -15 Defense Time Album Favorites 8:30 Town MeetingI Mystery My Hobby Town Meetlng Mystery My Hobby Gent. bfPressNews; Lewis Mn.ii- I snorti: Musle noo News 1 Mystery 10-15 Sport.

Dance Orch. in-ill mnri irr n. I uiijl i Hits, Encores News; High Time 11:30 Sign Oft I Mgh Time One-Legged Man Is Rescue Hero HOBOKEN, N. July 10. UF AiBnkCtli dived 25 feet Into'thnarrow space between a ship and a moving barge last night to rescue a man from the water.

Vincerizo Marino, 60-year-old longshoreman, fell Into the 2V foot space between a freighter and a barge he was helping to unload. The barge was moving slightly; Sam Sansevere, who lost his right leg when he was-four years old, was standing on the deck of the freighter. He unfastened his artificial limb, dived in, held Marino's head above the murky Hudson river waters until help came. rm nn ocrsiin intu lie yuh "a icfe end resumed his job of checking the freighter cargo. Marino was injured slightly.

Anli Korea Show In Germany Flop FRANKFURT. July 10. A scheduled Communist youth (FDJ) demonstration against American intervention in Korea fizzled out today. The "free German youth" had slated the demonstration in front of American headquarters here butbut only 15 women, five children and a dog appeared. The little group was sent away by officers of some 200 German police who had ri the spacious -ground.

American military police at three times their normal strength guarded buildings. There was some talk that. the demontsartors planned to come back with more sympathizers but police were inclined to discount German police, however, -set up a tptrol around the grounds. SAW SNOUT The sawfish's "saw actually is a formed Into 'a long blade and armed With teeth on each oS4a 4BJvvaav9fca 4a -OKam TVavtmIama- stlMVf OWWVi AA4t va dUVUU'C dia'Bntanruca. I I I I I P5? i.

i INDIAN A far cry from the days of her grandfather, Commanche chief Quannah Parker, pretty Jeanne Carmen does things for feathers no chief could ever do. Jeanne's now in New York as a professional model, where, instead of war whoops, she hears wolf whistles. Steel Firm Holds Monster Party MIDDLETOWN. July 10. HPS Here is the kind of birthday party you may have been looking for: The guests perhaps 50,000 of them r-.

have to bring any presents! Everything at the party is free. That includes the eats, the drinks and the entertainment, which will include everything from tossing rings on canes to a wrestling show and an aquacade. And the hosts and the fellow workers -will do all the work. The party will be held here Wednesday to celebrate Armco Steel corporation's 50th birthday anniversary. Host will be Armco and its employes.

Guests will be anyone in Middletown and its environs that wants to attend. Armco will put on the party and the employes will serve the food and drinks and do the other jobs connected with entertainment of the guests. Charles R. Hook, Armco's chair man, explained Jt this way: arei iWMiagyfjifaj tfiddletowhfd' come" to wrparfr and help us celebrate our golden anniversary. Middletown has play ed a vital role in Armco's progress.

"Because the city and our com pany have always worked togeth er in a spirit of helpful coopera tion, we have grown together. Certainly we should celebrate the, occasion together." Vegas Expects 1234 Students LAS VEGAS, July 10. An en rollment of at least 1234 students in the Las Vegas high school at the start of the fall term was forecast today by George Harris, principal. Harris said the total would represent a gain of 10 per cent over 1949 when 1122 students were registered. The school official said that he based his enrollment figures on the city's population increase and the average yearly gain in the school since 1940.

He said the figures might go even higher than the 1234 as the 1949 enrollment was 20 per cent above 1948, which if the trend is Still continu ing, would set the total at the start of the new term well aoove 1300.. Breaking down the enrollment figures, Harris said that pre-open-ing day registration of graduates of the three eighth grade classes indicated the freshman class alone would have a total of 352 students. The sophomore class is slated to enroll 350 with the two upper- grades combining to repre sent a total of 532. "Let's Go to th Movies nraavsa TCSGI MAM) PLUS "UON AROUND" NEWS 2ND FEATURE "THE PALOMINO" 7 If Old Goldf Returns Home GOLDFIELD, July 1C. Joe Fuetsch, former county commis ssioner and who conducted the Santa Fe club saloon here for over 30 years, and who went to California last year, has returned and will renew former friendships tor a tew days.

Theodore Felis of Salt Lake City is spending his vacation here with his father, Peter Felis, local veteran merchant. Senator H. D. Budelman of Tonopah was attending to business matters here last week. He is a well known mining man of that vicinity.

Old Fashioned Melodrama THE STREETS of NEW YORK BOO CHEER LAUGH AT THE MARK TWAIN THEATRE VIRGINIA CITY, NEW Nightly Except Thursdays 9 PM Mariness Sat. and Sun. 3 PM Admission $1.00 Including Tax PHONt a-1 US- SOU VIRGINIA ROAD GATES OPEN 7:45 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK TONIGHT! "Evan if you've sean this, see ir again at tha 'MID-WAY' and catch ALL tha jokes "Cheaper by the Doxen" (First On Our Program) lOAtS ACtOU 17 ifiUltftfiiffiMsVi i in 2 CARTOONS! -My Greatest Performanar JEAISS- i lUrifclllUll -JT' lOAtS ACtOU Yeringfon Scouts On Camping Trip YERINGTON, July 10 Twenty Yerington Boy Scouts, accompa nied by scout committeemen left here Friday, for a four day camp ing trip near Sonora pass in the high Sierras. This is the first major camping trip for the boys since they reorganized last winter. Participating in the trip will be Arnold Page, Stephen Carney, Lester Darby, Philip DeLong champs, Kenneth Askins, Roger Jeppson, Dale and Bobby Fabri, James Tyzbir, Frank Bullentini, Elwoocl Hill, Lee Colegrove, Lar ry Mitchell, Francis Matheus, Clark Skeans, Billy Morgan, Stan ley Cook, David McGowan and Jay Recanzone, scouts, and com mitteemen Donald Askins, Wayne Jeppson, Peter Fabri and Phil DeLongchamps.

Haying is well underway in Mason valley with most farmers reporting a good crop. Labor is plentiful and the outlook for a good second crop appears bright Mr. and Mrs. James Parsley and daughter, Joy, of San Luis Obispo, Calif, visited over the recent holidays with Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brannin of Hawthorne, Calif, were recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Oakey. They were en route to Sparks to attend a birthday party honoring MrS. W. R.

McCulloch, sister, of Mr. Brannin. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Galantuo-mimi and son Pio attended the funeral services of Mrs.

Quintillia Bargettini. which were held in Reno Thursday. Admits Offense Against Minor Chareed with contributing to the delinauencv of a minor. Oliver Tronzano pleaded guilty Friday and was given fine or lsu-aay jau sentence oy justice oi tne Laurance Layman. He allegedly fondled a 14-year-old girl while giving her a driving lesson, according to the complaint.

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