Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 11

February 17. 1949 RENO EVENING GAZETTE Former Fallon Matron is Dead i FALLON. Feb. Hazel Beach mother of Charles -BaAch, died suddenly In Stockton on Tuesday. She had been In FaUon recently visiting At the heme of lief ton.

The' Beach family first came here In 1931 when her. husband J. V. Beach, was employed by the Dodge -Construction co. he was killed In October, ldal, by a fall- Mer Court Sanitation Hit At Council Meet Asking' that Sparks trailer court license be revoked because of unsanitary conditions, James Murphy, Sparks sanitation tospec tor, told th city council that many operators of trailer courts in the city are not complying with an ordinance which became effective last Nov.

13. Under the ordinance, all trailer .1 i i Llpor, Gcmlng Permits Granted Seven Applicants Liquor or gambling licenses were approved for seven Reno establishment by the city council Monday night. At the same time, the council received an application for a permit at the 222 club an establish-ment refused a license at the council's Jan. 24 meeting. W.

M. Barrett, listing himself as sole owner and operator, was the applicant for a cabaret license at the 222 club on North Center st On 24, the council refused gambling and Cabaret permits to the same establishment. Applying at that time were Mr. Barrett, listed as president; C. R.

Baldwin, vice, president, and O. L. Maury, secretary-treasurer. The state tax commission subsequently refused a permit to the same applicants. Mr.

Barrett is also the owner of a Lake Tahoe club. Licenses approved Monday night: P. Monticelli, Bluebird club, 10 West Commercial row, gambling, cabaret and slot machines. Charles R. Broz, Dougherty's bar, 1501 South Virginia road, bar transfer.

D. P. Schaumburg, Hamlet's hut, 743 West Fourth install two slot machines. Cornwell, Quotation club, 121 East Second st, bar transfer. Charles Frisch, Charlie's bar, 325 South Virginia st, slot machine.

A. Meffley, Nick's food shop, 526 East Sixth package beer. John R. Achuff, Town House, 39 West First cabaret, gambling and slot machine transfers. Ins; crane.

After gelling their home, Mrs Beach returned to California, her former home, and the two younger and Charles, entered the armed, service Mr. and Mrs. Beach were married Feb. 23, 1911, at lone, Calif. Three ions, Martin, Jack and Charles, were fcorn to, the couple.

She is survivftd. by several grand-children. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Roe ft Kaiser chapel, and burial will be in the local cemetery.

foretells '4 FIRST AT SIERRA i f- hit NORfH DAKOTA SNOWDRIFTS Plows are at work again.openlng up this narrow passage through snowdrifts on Northern Pacific railroad spur line leading to a coal mine near Hazen, N. D. Shortly after this picture was taken the line was closed again by another blizzard until snow plows got back on the Job. (AP Wirephoto) court operators were given until Feb. 13 to comply with sanitary, fire protection and utility service and other regulations.

However, the license of the trailer court specifically named was not revoked by the city coun- 1 TV t- 1L.4 14 vii. xviayor era xiursn bhiu uiai it would be. penalizing the tenants if the license were revoked and in view of the housing shortage the families could not be evicted. The councilmen agreed to grant a 60 day extension to court opera-t6rs before they must comply with all parts of the ordinance. This was done, councilmen said, because of severe weather conditions.

However, parts of the ordinance which deal with sanitary conditions, fire protection, and other measures that' could be effected in 6pite of the severe weather and without new construction must be complied with immediately, the council stipulated. Mr. Murphy said that only one trailer court operator in Sparks ef fected by the ordinance had made any effort toromply with the reg illations. Mr. Murphy was instructed to take what ever action is necessary against all operators who are not complying with specific sections of the ordinance.

Exuberance Lands Visitor in Jail Just a little too much exuberance landed a local hotel resident in the city jail Tuesday evening, police reports showed today. Of fleers, said they put him there for safe keeping after he had gleefully attempted to leap in front of several moving automobiles on Lake st. Oh FIDDLESTICKS MIDDLE-INCOME GROUPS SHUN NEVADA VACATIONS PRINTZESS a happy fashion future for half -sizes You're certain to find just the right suit or coot for you in our special Printzess half-sixe collection. These fashions are expertly scaled to fit you perfectly have the same superb workmanship and detailing as the regular sizes. And as always, you are assured of the famous Printzess quality and value.

Ours alone. Sites 12'2 to24Vi. GRAY REID WRIGHT CO. AO'S 4 ft nine per cent going to Canada and two per cent to Mexico, the survey showed. The magazine announced that the average family expected to travel 1671 miles, which Is 275 more than the 1948 average.

Moreover, 34 per cent indicated they would travel 2500 miles or more. It is estimated that the average family vacation expenditure this year will be $325 compared to $254 and that 82 per cent will travel by automobile, 18 per cent by railroad, seven per cent by bus, six per cent by airplane, two per cent by steamship, and one per cent each by trailer coach and other transportation. Margaret Notes 25th Birthday NEW YORK, Feb. 17. Mrs.

Harry S. Truman is in New York to be with her daughter, Mar- garet, on the latter's 25th birth-J day today. Mrs. Truman arrived by train last night and will return to Washington tomorrow. Margaret is in New York preparing for a concert tour.

fT 4 i KUHN PROTESTS Pritz Kuhn, 32, former German-American bond leader, gestures with a pencil In his appearance before a German appellate court In Munich. Kuhn protested against German justice on appeal from his ten-year sentence as a major Nazi offender. Kuhn was sentenced in absentia after he escaped from prison at Dachau. He was recaptured later aand has since been heU in a prison camp at Nuernberg. NO POLICY CHANGE WASHINGTON.

Feb. 17. tm Secretary of State Acheson said today American policy on the oc cupation and defense of Japan is still the same, and no change is planned. CERVERI GC0DIH PHARMACISTS Prescription Specialists 190 I. flnt Sr.

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17. There's no signs of a repression in this desert community which anticipates the expenditure of $3,000,000 by the major hotel projects. The money will be spent in construction, expansion, remodeling and renovation work this year, ac cording to the survey. "The survey indicated that the $3,000,000 figure may be a little low, but thus far the various hotels have indicated the following expenditures: 1 E1 Rancho Vegas, more than $1,000,000 for remodeling, renovation and expansion. 2 Hotel Last Frontier, a minimum -of $250,000 and possibly more, for the construction and expansion of the "ghost town" village.

3 Flamingo hotel, a building permit for $68,000 secured for expansion of the present facilities. 4 Thunderbird hotel, plans' for an additional 78 room structure, costing $750,000. 5 Desert Inn, work has begun again on the structure and It Is believed the cost of finishing the establishment will run somewhere around $750,000. Ruffled PBETENDE3 HTJBT ST. MORITZ, Switzerland, Feb, UP) Don Juan, pretender to the Spanish throne, broke an ankle" on his first attempt at aiding this winter, his secretary taid.

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